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The Ledger and Times, August 18, 1958

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 'GUST 16, 1958 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper First .. . Largest with Circulation In Local News The City Largest and Circulation In Local Pictures The County and right as lose pictured enited Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, August 18, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 196 oks In brass Rep. Owen Billington ith gray and Jury List Attends Conference Kirksey Girl k interest. 0 Drawn By [n South Carolina Grand Champ Moon Shot Is A Failure State 'Representative Ow en Billingten, Murray, will attend the Legislative Work Conference Judge Osborn a.f the Southern Regional Eddy:a- At Dairy Show Next Try In Four Weeks tien Board in Charleston, South Carolina, Aug. 21-23. Sixty names were drawn from VAUGHN "Financing Higher Education" By JOHN the jury Wheel this week by the daughter of.mr. I will be the theme of the con- I.illie Harrison, Paris Family Nearly iron. jar! Osborn, Judge of the 'Perry Harrison of ference. Gov. Luther H. Hodges Old Mrs. Russia may mimic Attempt ftiloway Circuit Court. A. Kirksey, won the Grand Cham- Board JMrL of- Nertet-Caeolinao ditairman of Dutch_Plane wiM be selected from these pionship at the Calloway County SiREB. Will adldress the r.4-elegates Lost Last Week names to serve the September Junior Dairy Show held Saturday on the opening day. term of *aura The next term at the Murray State College Before Next American Trial The conference will alsa hcar PA.RIS, Ky. (UPI) —Air Force of court will open at 9:00 in the Campus. Lillie won the award acidrees by Dr. Harold Clark. Staff Sgt. Julian Curtis said to- morning op September 8. en her five-year old Jersey cow. Columbia University eittcatian- day that only a inixup in plane CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida!Democratic leader Lyndon Bi ..1the fallowing- names were Showing Jerseys is no new al ecarearniet., and Gov. James P. connections that caused a four- (UPI) —The Air Force — its Johnson of Texas as a "grim drawn from the wheel by Judge experience for Lillie, an out- Coltman of Mississippi. hour delay In Germany precent- first moor-shirt effort a failure— warning' to Americans this Osborn: standing 4-H club member from Friday, Aug. 22 , all be de- ed him and his family from made tentative plans today to country is behind Russia in mis- Tiny Shackleflord, Charley Kirksey High School. In her voted to a panel of educators boarding the KLM airliner try again in four weeks to fire sile development. Crawford, J. N. Otattand, 11.ft seven years as a 4-H club mem- who will be quizzed on vattich craehed aft _rhe . coast of rocket the moon. But most officials etressetj_ -tiallterson, Calvin Wilson, Jf ber she has won m any awards a arallad problems and their pcithible well Ireland last week, killing 99 There was speculation Russia there had been little expeotaticri H. Riley, Jody Coran,Cothran, G y with her Jerseys and is solutions, by a legislative corn- for aboard. might make a similar attempt of stiocess in this nation's first Sant* and Will, F. Rose. knawn all over the Purchase miate much in the grannera of is_ on. leave- seal eltn_ ire aelsanee,--of probe the rhyigeetea of -'1Pliiitirlieaftlatetfr` aluseaskawananalalla.abililva a legislative open heafing. Mr. and proccecIng 'to a new on in second US effort. e moon at close range. They Michael White, son of photographer makes a picture Mary Rues-01,1m Parker.Claud A.ppnoxanately 150 leapslators BAUMES BURGLED—A police Olciah,ma. Mrs. Otley White of Murray famed Tif- Meanwhile. the 'Army was re- maintained the failure salsa not L. Miller, L. D. Cook, Nix Craw- of one of the aledge-harnmered windows at the as well as educators fnen '16 Route Five, and a 4-H club literally reed ready to shoot for the significant. le rid , Lex ie Ward, Robert Lax, fany's jewelry shop in New York, Where thieves Southern states are expeeted to member from the Murray Train- glass. moon. Reds Poke Fun Aubrey Farris, Coy Orr, Jack lifted gems valued at $171,500. That's five-eighths-inch Cletus McDaniel Is attend the mee4ing. ing School won the Reserve Disintegration of the U. S. European rae wspapers, mean- Newsworthy. Mitchell Storey, Championship on his senior year- Ice Contest Winner rocket after it had traveled less while. expressed disappointment William James. Jim Calhoun, ling Jersey heifer. Michael's heif- than 10 miles of its projected at the US. failure. But most Cletus Cosper. Lamar Farmer, er was a first place winner last Cletus McDarriel was the win- 220.000-mile journey into space expressed confidence the U. S. anley Micaugal. Clyde Collie, Wayne Clark Cemetery Is ner of the year at the County Show. Goshen Guessorama cothest Sunday was cited by Senate would succeed in the near fu- it H. Lamb, Mrs. Clays Butter- In the showmanship contests, To Be Discussed 85th Congress sponsored jointly laart week by ture. Con-amnia( nations, as ex- worth, Amos Lax and Mrs. Luck Danny Kemp, of the Murray the Murray Drive-In and Ler- pected, poked fun at the U. S. L. Burt. Dies Saturday Training 4-H Club and Howard Friday In Stella man's Departrnerrt Store. No Injuries In failure and chided this country aquamarine Jahn W. Whitnell, Hoyt Craig. Steely an F.F.A. member also Begins Final Contestants were invited to for building up advance publici- for Car-Truck Accident this coat. Kenndth J. Owens, Gene from Murray Training were the A sine.al wi.11 be held guess when a 300-pond block ty for a venture which had little - Cathey, Leon Hale, Elmer Rich- Mr. Wayne Clark, 86, - divd winners in their respective divi- at the Goahen hiletbodist Church of ice riesiced on the .eiciewalk hope of success." ern. 011ie Barnett, Horace L. Sunday, August 16 at the Bap- sions. Jim Walston, representing in Stella this craning Friday Week's Work in front of L,errnan's would melt. Space -research chief Roy Jones. Fonzie L. Hankins, Canits tift Hospital in Packicati follow- the Ryan Milk Company. pre- ntate to discuss prians for AIM 01. the 4 or 5 hundred w h o _An accident invohang a 1958 Jell:mason said after the explociaa Jones. R. B. Bailey. Budie Cath- ing several days illness. eented bath winners a dairy show future management. of b retsterecl and guessed at the Oldarnobile and a 1954 GMC of the rocket Able I that the ey. R. )3., Furgeraun, Jim Washer, He is survived by two sons, ter. church cemetery, . time; pickup truck occurred yesterday By VINCENT J. BURKE Mr. 114cDaniel was the only Air Force probably also would Gruver Wood James, Lucian L. Otho Clark and Theron Clark The show was judged by E. B. The meeting will be at 7:30 one wtho guessed correcaly. He afternoon about 2 pm.. at the ge. the next nwun dhanc-e. It of Rt. 4, i135 lupton and Mason R. Canaciy. Murray; there sisters, Howton, of the Murray State Friday night in the church. and United Press International *id the ice would melt at 7:23 intersection of Van Cleave-Shi-'cannot be attempted before Sept. Mrs. Sheltie Carlos R. Roberts, Edd Adams, Miller, Opison, College Dairy Department. The all persons interested in the WASHINGTON (UPI) —House Sunclay morning. and hi' it rigte loh and Bethel roads, according 14 when the moon's perigee Term., Mrs. was Harvey Ellie. H. 0. Barber Car- Dumas Starks, Rt Danish system, as usual, cemetery are urged- to be pres- Republicans aimed their artillery on the nose. Ait promptly 7:23 to Jae Hill, 51t2,1 e trooper. again brings it relatively el cise 4, lin Riley, Gene Brans, Herbert Murray, Mrs. 0. C Wrather, used in placing the animals. ' ent. Among steels to be discusa- at spending bill today in what yesterday morning, the last bit The truck. driven by lean to the earth. Because of the W. Conners, Joe Dick. H C. Murnay; four brothers, Muncie Blue ribbon winners .in the age ed at the meeting is the pro- was expected to be the final of ice woe gone. Brandon and the car driven by Moon's posation. Russia could order in Corn, Charles H. Pegue and G. Clark, Murray, Bung Clark, cow class, and the posal to purchase more land for week of the 85th Congress. McDaniel won $25 in mer- Calvin Candler, head-on at make an attempt a day or so are as R. Fielder. Hazel, Lee Clark, Lynn Grove, which they were placed the cemetery. a h d possible Major issues hanging in the chandise from Lemsan's and 10 a blind corner with both cars eariier. Rt Harrison, Jimmy 4, Murray; and two grand,- follows: Lillie elliagges in the present manage- Wag. as the lawmakers began. games to the Murray Drive-In, in the thidelie d mai, said • Ths. Air Force had three moon childsori - • Theenerion. M.T.S. r.r.A. and meat policy. their final adjournment plunge Nearly 500 guesses were regist- Hill. 0- • . shoots assigned and the Army He Charles Eldridge, M.T.S. YEA.; was a member of the were labor reform, housing. farm, ered between 9:00 and 1230 No injuries were reported but, :wo. funeral For South Pleasant Grove Methodist red ribbons were won in this education, Social Security and Saturday, according to Tommy the truck received about 8260 A completely successful flight Church class by Walter Steely and Bobby where the funeral was court reform legislation. Brown, owner of the Murray damage. and the car was dam- would have given the tante its conducted Sunday afternoon at Joe Adams both of M.T.S. F.F.A. New Violence An angry clash was expected aged to the extent of about $150 first crude pictures of the mossn's In the feur-year old cow class, Countian 3:00 with Rev. Walter Hill affe- today in the Houge, where Demo- eternally-hidden dark .ride. H. Churchill Ralph Oliver, M.TS. FY.A. with crating. Burial was in the church cratic leaders scheduled 36, bills This picture would have been mere! Horne first place in the blue ribbon cerrete.ry. In Lebanon for action under a no-amendment recerre ructed by racierrnst s f rarn group with Danny Kemp M.T.S. endly Service — Aotive pallbearers were Billy procedure requiring a two-thirds Weakening Ike's radioed data horn a televialun- Held Sunday 4-H placing second. Gerald Mur- U.S. Balks At Paschall Davis Clark, Otto Er- vote for passage. lie "scanning device" in the ice - Equipped dock of the - Lynn Grove F.F.A. By DANIEL F. GILMORE win, Bill Wrattier, Clyde Scar- Republicans called this "legis- moon satellite borough won a red ribbon in this class. United Press International ith Mrs Lana Underwood age 83 and Bowden F ird lative tyranny" and urged South- Army Rockets Ready Oxygen Lillie Harrison was the only BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) —The Middle East Peace Plan died Friday, August 15th at 1:30 The Miller Funeral Home in ern Democrats to help them stop Two fat Army missiles stood . 4th St- Ph. 98 blue ribbon winner in the three- government sealed off an entire p.rn, at the home of a son, Tom Hazel had charge of the funeral the "gavelling through" of spend- out /71 their sparkling year old class. Red ribbon win- business area in the heart of towers a: Xnderwood, New Concord. arrangerneres. ing bills Test it be "a blue Mon- By BRUCE W. MUNN stiffened its position — there Cape ners were; Danny Cunningham, Beirut today and placed it off Canaveral Sunday night .9 She was the widow of the day for the taxpayers." They Press International must be no more vi.eakerring of Kirksey F.F.A. and Bobby Mea- limits to vehicular traffic because United after Able I blew to pieces be- late C. P. Underwood. Survivors said all the measures taken to- Eisenhower's original plan. dows. M.T.S. F.F.A. White ribbon of renewed violence. U'NTED NATIONS, N.Y.(UPI) cause of a rnautfunction in the include two daughters, Mrs. Mary Murray gether would add about three balked to- The ;;Norwegian resolution Hospital winners were; Larry Cunning- An announcement sa id the —The United States Kleine of its fine stage, a Thor TARTS Lipford and Mrs. Nelly Under- billion dollars to the cost of Started as a sarong one, ern- ham. Kirksey F.F.A., Jimmy military commandant sealed off day at any further weakening intermediate masstle. wood of Akron. Ohio; three sons, government. most of the six points Friday's complete record follows: Thompson, and Gerald Murdock. a square _ mile of the business of President Eisenhower's plan beyding One of the Army rockets was Earnest Underwood, RFD 4, Mur- a. It pro- Census -Ernie Rota - Barley. MT S. 4 sector of the city "with a view Faces Defeat for irriniteining-peace and peoe- set forth by E:senhowar believed to be a Jupiter C. Ex- UNDAY! ray. Tom Underworld, New Con- Adilt Badis 65 was awarded the top blue in the to putting an end to acts of perity in the Mickile East. vided U. N. Secretary General plorer satellite launcher and the cord. J oe Underwood. Akron, were Emergency Beck 24 two-year old cow class with terrorism in Beirut and to main- Heading the House list The plan placed forward at Dag Harraniarelcjold go personal- ether a basic Jupiter of the type HE WEST'S Ohio. and Patonts Admitted 1 Ralph Oliver, M.T.S. F.F.A. com- tain calm and tranquility." the controversial housing the opening meeting of. the Gen- ly_ to the Middle East. but this to be used as the main staga of She aitwa member of the housing -KILLER! Platierre Dismissed 1 -- ing in with the second blue. No There has been a series of labor reform bills. The era] Assenibly's emergency ses- has been so diluted that Ham- the`Army's moon reconnaissance Carmel Baptist Church where the was almost certain to Patients admitted from Wednes- red ribbons were awarded in bombing incidents in Beirut in measure sion on the Middle East is being manicitold's instructions are ex- rocket. ituneral was conducted Sunday, ribbons defeated even though its vague. day 9:00 a.m. to Friday 9:30 am. this entire class. White recent weeks, some of them in bs plat into a resolution by Nor- tremely Explorer IV already has found likugust 17th with A. M. Johnson Democratic sponsor was ready to Mrs. R.,bert Vaughn, were won by Bobby Meadow, the area affected — an area wegian Deputy Foreign Minister cosmic radiation of a greater and B. W. Billington conducting 1622 92,400.0013.000 One Proposal Killed Preston Barrett. M.T.S. F.F.A., containing the biggest stores in chop it down from Hans Engen. ' density and higher egtension the service. Burial was in the F L. Hopkins, 706 Main, and Gerald Murdock. Beirut and headquarters of in- to "less than a billion" before the Arab into space New Concord cemetery. Semen; Mrs. Jewell Brown, sier But objections by One Eisennewer proposal was than- ever ithagined. The top Jersey in the Senior surance and banking firms. calling it up. of An Army Active pallbearers were Bill Whitnell Ave.; Thomas Burnett, states to many its provisions for measures to end propaganda source said the next yearling class was shown by The order does not affect US. Democrats insisted this was the Explorer McCuiston Boy cc MiCuiston. Rt. 5, Mayfield; Mrs. Edna Me- and demanda. for changes by the warfare by radio and for selling would. be inearumented Michael White. Other blue ribbon military vehicles. • last chance for the House to Oren McCuiston. Oury King, Wila ist on, 413 No. th.; Robert M. Soviet Union — aided by Mos- up a clearing house for am- ei probe ilia lethal bombard- winners n this class were; Wayne It was the second big section act on the housing bill, which lie Huey and Wave! Osborne, Melton, Model, Tenn.; Mrs. Car- cow and Peiping radio prapa- plaints of each activities. This , ment _even pore _deepiy.'_. Ezell, M.T.S. F.F.A., and Charles of 'Beirut played on a speeial provides for urban renewel And The J. H. Churchill Funeral rel Rogers and baby boy, Rt. 1; sande bbistts — have made the was etricken entirely from the The same source said that the Eldridge. Bobby Joe Adams was security status. The first is the slum clearance programs, housing Home had charge of the funeral 0. C. Keratin, and baby plan *Oman unrecognizable. measure. Army "possibly" could be ready a red ribbon- winner ' this rebel construction forliliderly persons arrangements. girl, Rt. 5; Mrs. Troy Vance, Rt. -held Basta area which has Dr. Charles Malik, foreign India refused to accept any to shoot for the moon in a class. been barricaded and sealed off and college classrooms. The ad- 6; James W. En•gliath, Rt. 6, Ben- minister of Lebanon, was the reference to Eisenhower's pro- marathi Jimmy Thompson, a Jersey by rebels for more than two ministration opposes It but his ton; Mrs. Will Futrell, Rt. 5; opening speaker at today's ses- posal for a Stand-by peace lance, showman, and an otestanding mon t ha. deemed "acceptable" a GOP plan Mrs. Richard Sinter, Rt. 1, Har- sion and delegates waited to see and Moscow Radio asserted to- Future Farmer member was The area includes Parliament which provides 400 millions for din; Miss Cana May Wella, 425 whether his first official state- day it would oppose such a Missionary Weather leading the best Junior yearling Square and some of the principal housing. To Speak So. 8th; Barriest Blackwell, ment here would change the force. The !radians also .h a d Rt. heifer. Thompson had two blue thoroughfares of the city. The Republican leaders said the To WMC 1, &Minnie; Mrs. Kelzie situation. other (abjections to the Tomorrow Report Feeler; ribbon heifers in this class. Blue downtown office of United Press Senate-approved "Kennedyalves" Norweg- Rt. 1, Dexter. . reform bill likewise had Talks Stall ian draft and were reported ARD United Ore.. International ribbons were also won by Charles International l within the risa labor Patients dismissed need- En gen planned tsi make his pushing their own ••••• from Wednes- Pruitt, Kirksey F.F.A. and Wayne stricted enclave. no chance of mustering the ideas for a resolution public Sunday night Dr. Ke *11(.011 Jones,who has ARK day 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Friday: Ezell. Pedestrians are allowed to en- ed twothirds majority. They ac- separate repo/lotion. • K.ENrrUCKY — Temperatures Miss after an ail-day session of nego- been a missionary in Indonesia, Letricia Lawrence, 308 In the largest class of the day, ter the zone. So also are police cused the Democratic leadership United Arab Repuibfic Foreign OR the ft, the five - day period. Tues- tiatirsg. But his negotiations stal- will be the guest speaker to- So. 16th; Mrs. George Oakley the senior calf class,. Lillie Har- cars, fire engines and ambulances. of trying to shift responsibility Minikter Malt:mud Fawn was day through Saturday, will aver- led abruptly and rnorniw afternoon at the and baby 'boy, Rt. 4, Berreati; rison, again grabbed the top But no other public nor private to the GOP for failure to pass he indicated inaisting upon a definite date WMC near the State normal of .75 meeting The Mrs. James Coleman,. Rt. 2; Mrs. blue award. Other blue /ribbon vehicles may enter the section. "sound and eded" housing and he would introduce the resolu- for the withdrawal of American meeting wil1 be es. Not much change in held at the Fir* Clharirotte MeClellarxi, 218 Rene winners in this class were; Danny The population still was in- labor legislati( . tion formally later today or troops from Lebanon and British Baptist Cnurch temperature. Precipiaation ex- at St., Nashville, Tenn.; Robert W. Kemp, Howard- Steely, M.T.S. censed at Sunday's abor tive Issue "Cl ar-Cut" Tuesday. forces frost Jordan. Neither the vao in the afternoon. pected to average one-founh to All Clark, Rt. 4; Mrs. Jessie Chad- F.F.A. and Walter steely. Red bombing attempt at a Christian But House Democratic leader So many varying points of United States nor Britain was members are urged le be one-thalf inch in shattered *row- wick, Model, Term.; C. T. Cello- _ribbon winners were; Don Oliver,. church. The bomb did not ex- Jehn W. McCormack (Mass.) said view have been written into the ready to set such a date until present, arid visitors will be ers mainly about Wednesday and Way, Rt. 1, Buchanan, Tenn.; "M.T.S. 4-H, Danny Cunningham plode. Had it done so there the House would face a "clear- resolution that U. S. delegates the U. N. had taken adequate especially welcomed. Thursday. Herman Kelly Ellis, Rt. 4; Mrs. and Connie Lou Hopkins, Almo probably would have been serious cut" issue on the labor bill. indicated they were doubtful steps • to insure the territorial "Any member voting against the WE Sear hwest Kentucky —Partly Pete Rhodes, Rt. 4; Mrs Leamon - 4-H. White ribbon winners were; loss of life in the congregation' they could accept it themselves. integrity and political independ- bill is voting for a continuation cloudy and a little warmer to- Henson, Rt. 1, Benton and baby Danny Cunningham and Jimmy where the bomb was placed. Alt this point. the United States ence of bath countries. Morton Predicts That of the scandaly in labor and -• day and tonight. High today 83 girl; James W. Mathis. Rt. 1, Thompson. One man was arrested. ry's management disclogeti by the Mc- Jordon Will Agree to 88. low tonight 65 to 70. Fair Hardin; Mrs. Walzie Lewis, Rt. In the Junior calf class, the IVE CHASE" Clellan (Senate Rackets, Com- *rid warmer Tuesday, high 85 to 4; Mrs. Hubert Pittman and top heifer was shown by a very outstanding 4-Her, Danny Kemp. Lost Tot Found Safe mittee," he said. "Anyon voting MONTEREY" 110. Humidity will average 4,0 to baby boy, Concord; Mrs. Joe WASIIINGTON (UP!) —Ss. afternoon, rang- Danny, who also was the best for the bill is voting for 'reform 45 per cent this Was arid baby boy, 307 W. title; And Sound Asleep Thruston B. Morton (fl-Ky) 4-H showman, can always be to meet these abuses." ing up to 85 to 90 per cent to- Benton; Mrs. Muncie Cower, Rt. predicted Sunday nagrt t h counted on to exhibit Jerseys The Kennedy-Ives bill provide:, s a • night. 1; Dwight Rartledige, 501 No. 2ad; The Murray rescue squad was Jordan would agree in "a of tremendous,. quality, and his for policing of labor union and mat- Foreeaet for tobaoco curing -- Mrs. Billy Terrell, College Ste- called out yesterday afternoon ter of clays" to three head this year was no some management funds, as well the withdrawal Cooler and dryer air is moving tioe; Mrs. Loman Byars, Rt. 5, tai the home of Mr. and Mrs. of British troops, o n exception. His Junior heifer had as requiring secret balloting in Into northern Kentucky this Benton; Mrs Tommie Rath James Tucker near Stella to Morton, a and a very outstanding calf pressing. union elections and other re- former assistant morning and should spr e ad baby boy, Rt. 2, Dover, look for their two-year-old son Tenn; her for top prize; this heifer forms. The House Labor Com- secretary of state, said he be- trouthward over the northeast ern Charles Byars, Larry who had been missing lieved RI. 2; Mrs. Rob- was owned by Charles Eldridge. mittee refused to consider it Jordan would retreat two-thirds of the state today. ert from his own birthday party for Canaciy, New Conoord. The development and placings in last week. frarn sIc oppesifion to having There may be a few light show- about an hour. The Senate, with 'he British troops 4•1o. later shows between these twp more time- replaced by lb in the northeaSt after/cling 'However. before the squad young calves will be interesting consuming work ahead than the a United Nations team. He said this invasion of cooler air, but FERGUSON 111 FAT1-IER arrived, a member elf the group to observe. Becky Bailey, M.T.S. House. prepared to take up today the UN. woukl have to send no rainfall of consequence is FRANKFORT (UPI) — Atty. that had been looking for the 4-H also showed a blue ribbon the nomination of W. Wilson "perhaps two baltahons" of in- The cool air is fore- Gen. Jo M. Ferguson was pass- child for about an hour, found expected. heifer in this class of excellent Whit, to be assisstant attorney spectors if American troops were im out cigars along - with his hirn in his own bed .. Cat to retreat northward Tues- quality. One other animal in this asleep. Ap- general in charge of the Justice withdrawn from Lebanon. legal opinagne today. Mrs. Fergu- parently young Larry -ante" day with moderate temperaturee class, a red ribbon winner, was had got- pepartment's new civil rights di- MUCK OWTDOWN--StrOce of Teamsters In central Caltfor-'• He said he had no idea how prevailing over the state by son gave birth to a baby girl ten bored with the party and vision — a post Ma is resulting in a shutdown of the $2,500,000-a-day he has been inter- many would be needed in ler- Tuesday afternoon. Saturday, their third daughter, Continued on Page Four Warded to rent. - holding on an interim basis. state trucking industrz in these lahadedi 11 western states. dian.

!COPY fuoT Au, LEvsleL*. . — • PAGE TWO las...JCER& TIM), MUIVAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - AUGUST 18, 1958 MONDA1 THE LEDGER & TIMES MAJOR LEAGUE PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ina Canaalidation af the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The STANDINGS Tunes-Herakl, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian. January Patterson And Harris Will 1942. By United Paint lesternaitlemsal JAMES C. a ILI.1A1 PL'BLISHER American Lelue reserve We the right to rej^^. A-aertising. Letters to ths v.' • r Team 0111 Public sr Voice items %%laden, in our opinion, are not for thi New York 74 laterest 44 Crown' al Our readers. Battle UM For The Big PIP Chicagn 82 55 530 NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CC_ 1301 Bastan 59 ss .113 and that one a very questionable Monroe, Memphis, Tenn., 2.50 Park Ave.. New York; 301 14 Detroit se 59 487 decision. Harrts, 35, is unbeaten tan Ave., Chicago; 80 Balystan St, Basta. Baltapore 54 59 470 Because of their recants, each Cars-eland 56 62 475 a Entered at the Poet Office. Marray, Kentucky, for tig If SIM I ton shoula be extremely ate:tory - Second Class Matter as Kansas. C'ay 52 62 458 20 conscicaus althea he stalls tossing LOOK! 10 Washing n 50 66 431 23 the aight-ounce gleam botore a SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per w. k Pah per storm wind( month fre. crowd that Iticrude Tasas la Calloway and adjoining counUora per year, 53. IF 1 door where. $5 5u Yesterday's Gaines oil, cattle arid rice millionaires the t Balaton 6 and Haywood sears of the en- New York 5 merit, up te MONDAY - AUGUST IS, 1958 ahicago tertainment ivarld. 3 Clevalarsd 2 Horne Corr Baltimore Floyd Is 1Big Favorite 2 W'ashingtan 1 South 12th Kansas City 4 Detroit 1 The .niain event is skald for IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED 8 pm., petit.- II pin., e.d.t. 13edisuse at his punch, t • HOUSE TR New l'ity Hall and Gas Building_ ... $120,000 Today's Games champion from Ma Vernon. N. naas City ag Baltimore, V., is favored Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 night _ at 6-1 to tag Hier- Only games New School Buildings Idheckrted -its with his first defeat, and at $110,000 mai an afials10111 -- Mrs, Pat Neilson (facing camera) 3-41 to win on a knackout. Bet-. cg i4naing and _Zoning tang leas been .0 AC!. Commissi TOMQIFTOW.4/ catailltal besalu eluwa as ene ineeta net parents. Mr. aria Mrs. Lows. yery tight. Ainteo. at tier arraignment in Lus Angeles 00 *bargee Professional Consultation Cancag.: at Bretton, ra 1.Conts rata* ishooticur to death a aatighbar. TA* neighbor, Marvin Linea, Likewise, the ticket sale fur 5 I Ilgh Karraas City at Bahicacire, night Wrigley Field-trurn 9 -Tim I( was La Mrs. Nealasn's Mane to repels kicks- Mn. Realms $5 to $30 ta-Tufk IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED Detialt a Washinsfun, night had nienpiamed severaJ times to pollee about prowlers. Floyd Patterson a pow-has been disappaintingly Roy Harris testa at New York. mght Lute's, struck by flee bullets, died in a boariltel. end Mr& habit. Promidter BiTi Rasensoan, 13- Brag' -Industnal By JACK CUDDa on any brand a. TV. agtug Expansion holism was unable la gal a °Lateran' Lammed al 'booting. staging his firat Want, originally 14 -Golf United Preen International The figta will be sent by dos- lb-TP(11a Side.nlks, Curbs, Gutters dreamed of a $500,000 National LOS ANGELES (UPI) - gate; out od-circuit TV to 148 theatres mu Ito League now he will be lucky to beat 111- ltv 01 Widened Streets In Some Areas Ohampion Floyd Patterson and arid, arenas in 115 cities in the a- Prick Team W 1. Pct. G challenger Hoy Harris of the California state record of level. Continued Home Building Milwaukee 70 47 598 United States and Canada. There fruit Sherry and Shoot, Tex., $228,500 set by Sugar Ray Rob- San two brawny will be neither home TV cot 55- Prep.' Airport For Murray Fran. 61 54 .330 8 Facts lataffl, _and. Bubo. Olson at the 52- Mal. young attalateei with ratiaatuabte- Pittaburgb 60 65 .522 9 name rartto.- - 54-hue City Auditorium reoorcis, fiatong ttaist same field May 18, 1956. The 27-Comn Los Angeles AND for the Regardless of tonight% gets' 55 60 .4178 '14 world heavyweight paid attendance is expected to tp cal Wheeler champion- and thaatre-TV receipts, Harris 35.Thlek _Louis-- 36- 476--44- In saiip-Ithea-titals golden crotaii: --aaproasmate 48;000. =TT NIT Chaser, --64-68,---41116.--14%- wiIF receive a rat guaranteed -am-my- alter tandbien, If --Peortersurr- trawrr- tnnatr- tra -.'"------Cincinnati 55 63 .486 15% $100.000. He is the first heavy -34.51aat - will square off in Wrigley' Faeld practically a year. His lest title *.Niue Ph.ladelphia 52 Figures challenger to get a flat assur- 37. Firer 61 .460 16 NationaIlVieet defense BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY for their actheckiled 15-rounder was on Aug. 22, last arsce. He got it to make certain 39- Sa ill,, The tale of the year ...gel tape: in which Patterson-who knack- againot amateurish Pete he wiuldeat stage a 'passible Patterson Ra.dernacher, 41-5.1416 A door was opened unto me of the Lord. I Yeawsloky's ceases Harris ed out 14 of the hist 15 m.- n to lath had Pa:terse/1 out under urging from the rival 45- t)ieki Cincinnati DARIFai. aonn. (UPI) -Jo- 23 srs age 25 on the &tor 44'teclp 4 Fataburgh 3. let yrs face him-will try to blast back- before being knack- International Boxing Club. qf sift anne Gunderson. a 188 2 Cor. 2:12. Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 5. and husky blonoe klas weight ex.petd 192 lbs woodsman Harris' perfect record ed out by She ohampam. • Pattessan 45-cattrie from gets a $210.000 mints Milwaukee 5 Philadelphia Seattle. Wa,h., aaginz de- 6 tt hingat 5 ft 11 in of 22 straight professional We have known prayer to open doors 1, let vie- 1140 !Horne TV-Radio guarantee, with the pa:Ia.:ayss 47-11010 Mihvaukee 4 Philadelphia 1, 2nd 71 in riach 73 in Hams hasn't foulart 19- Drew* that seemed fense of her kvnrrrn'r itn1;r-i^! since last of raceking more tar-argil var. • pelt. doubly locked and bolted. S•- 1., ins 12 16% in 'soak 16 in alley Los Angeles 7, 1st amateur golf title today are not only the young- Oct. 29 - about 10 months - ious percentages of the net gate SO -J is re I. I with 40 in chest nor starts Argaica 9 St. Luui 3. 42 in est pair to Nast for the coveted 2nd 17-year old .c all eg e freshman when he outpointed Willi Bes- and TV-theatre receipts. St-Skin I S.^. Francisca) 42- in chest expel 45 In diadem, 8 Chmaga 6 Sherry Wheeler of Glasgow. Ky., but they apparently rrsanalf. of Germany. A six- 14-A eon as 35% in waaa 34 in boast the most 'enviable records month hitc.h in inbhr. her first-round opponent the Army cur- U.8. OFFICIAL HONORED SG- Ain k• Today's Games 14% in biceps 14 in of any duo in the division's title tailed his fa-tic activitiee, and 57- Wife Ten Years Ago Today - An international 121e in BERLIN (UPI, - Martin J. Gerrit, fiel sprinkled fist 1.2 in history. The 23-year-old cham- tonight's battle will be ha lost St-Cnmpi Ni games scheMiled with- British anal tilt Hillenbrand. potitical adviser to -tAtd-ger a Tinses-File U.S. Curtis Cup wan 7% in pioa lost but one of his 34 starts outside of Texas and big first point stars the U. 41-lonflt. began play at 8:30 a.m.'2151% Itt thigh 23 in mission in Berlin alto wrietel Erwin Rhodes died suddenly Tomorrow's Games e.d.t. with '67 of the 189 entries calf 16 is to,9taghington, was In it lair of a heart attack lsotiored saamall at 2:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon near at San Francisoa drawing first-round byes. The 9% in ankle 10 with a farewell part,t 65-Peruir Waterloo, III., six days in Indian while :.vintakee a: Los Angeles. night of match play will the Wen Berlin city halt- he and his wife were seining Braes Are Shoo-Ins With Eight • 47-110 rk fish in a bar pit p be played on a 6-467-yard Wee Tuesday -nigh'. He was pre:aorta* near the banks haladelphia at Si.Isslis. night Inv t of the Mis.sissippi River. Burn 411.11gM • .-east Chi eigo Country Club course cram- eel a white purcela.n btor, Ber- Miss Anna 69 - And, R.0th Billingto wa seriously injured med with trees, traps and creeks. lin's herakia. figure nosy* at 5:30 Saturday evening Miss Gunderson. Local Lad Games, Yanks Sad With 11 whet-the jeep in whi,h she 19. and Miss k2 DOW, was riding struck the. side rail of a bridge on North Wheeler were scheduled to tee 1-Cry of Highway. Her condition Sunday )ff at 1:30 pm. e.st The Ken- S-Aurir.r was reported as being 1 MAJOR By MILTON RICHMAN the A's sweep their isent ricis_ai. but she was_ LEAGUE tucky girl is an excellent match In Golf Meet three-game BACK somewhat better this noon. - United Pates Intemetational series from the Tigers. TROUBLE? lo play perafrmer who dropped a James Shelton left at noon today for Nashville. Tenn., Funny games, this baseball.. . A total seven LEADERS 1-up decision to Judy Eller of of home rune wherehe is taking a course in mortuary science at the ir he Braves are leading by were hit in the Giants - Cubs If Old Hickory. Tenn., in the finals TUCSON, Gupton Jones College-of Mortuary Science. Aria (UM -Qual- eight games and feel like shoo- game but it was Willie Mays' NATIONAL LEAGUE of the National Junior Girls ifying Members play began today for the ins; the Yankees lead by 11% 21st homer with two on in the of the Valentine family held a reunion at Player AB R Championship last Friday You're Weary H Pct. lath, annual Jaycee friternatioaal and feel like sad-sacks - but fourth that aak . the Bob Noble Park in Paducah Sunday.-; A Milburn Ann Casey Johnstone of proved the payoff delicious 449 71 154 343 Mason Junior Gad Oharrisamahm. they'll have to out • City.' Tour- go and prac- blow. This wallop gave San linner was served. Mus:al 381 57 130 .341 Iowa, runnerup to Miss of Theory namerr tice today whether they like It Francisco an 8-4 lead after which -Mays 454 84 Gunderson in the 1957 cham- 150 11111) Qualifyipg continues through or not. Ernie Banks clouted his 38th Aaron 481 56 pionship at Sacramento. Calif., 1541 1111 turrsirrow, wish medal play be- homer with one on in the sixth. and will play Mrs. Gordon' S Park .Everything is hunky-dory V Skint' 7 411 76 131 419 ginning in. the 72-ihale with Bobby Thomson in the first round. t,)tirnia- the breezing Braves, hit two homers. mem Wednesday who ran Want Results Player them* winning streak to seven Pirate House Drop AEI R H Pd. A field ..1 190 gaiters will at- P air games Sunday by sweeping a WH 415 71 137 330 Whatever tempt to qualify for a00 dam- Cr'. Happened To pair from the Phillies, 5-1 and The two victories by the Red- TRY CHIROPRACTIC Ms 387 '70 125 323 pionetitp Clair spate tuciay and 4-1. legs dropped the Pirates into Barrio an G.A.-Amen 310 35 100 323 TOM CREAVY tornorrow A consolation ... Nature's Way tourney third place, nine games off the to said, "You Kur nn 422 56 136 322 United Press International for non-qualifiers On the other hand, everything will be heid pace, and just about made them Normal Function and - You must Riwer 441 76 141 .320 n .n1 Creavy, at the tender age at the is all fouled Randaiph unicaul up with the Yankees, forget any possible pennant no- NATURAL HEALTH rake a lo of 20, astounded the pia golf Horne Runs Course Wednesday and Thurs- who dropped a 6-5 decision. to tions they may have entertained. that cliff world in 1931 by Natiana: League: Banks. Cubs, winie.ng the day. the Red Sox and now have of the Redlegs, three of "38; PGA ahamplonstup at Rumford, - Sea - Thomas. ratites 32. Aaron. Buddy Baker. the p meerful lost eight of their last 11 starts. a one-time Pirate, was the man Sac ho Braves • wath a 2 and 1 victory 25: Mathew,. Braves 25; over hitting USGA junior champ is Since Aug. 2. their lead has who hurt Pittsburgh most. His looked at Denny Shute, who later shrunk Fratanaun. Red Legs 24. was '9 the pre-taurnansmac favorite to horn 17 games. third hit in the opener was DR. E. H. OAKLEY larenchy von the title twice. Arnericara-- League: Mantle. Creavy s win tha 131/1 annual event. The schedule says the Yanks a ninth-inning single that drosa rope dow victory sent CHIROPRACTOR Yankees 35: S.evers. Serratars 33; the press corps par- Baker won the Jimmy have today off. Casey Stengel in the winning run and he col- it.. over the record Martha alensena Reid- Sax 42; Cerv. books to de- son Trophy ift ehe ,cfrivins__ftoft- says differently. He called a lected two more hits in the Aurora, Ky. termine letics 29; Culav:to. Indians 27. if there'd been a PGA jest Sunday. setting paactire !seaman -tor 10 o'clock finale, including a two-run hom- at up, ca a new ne- OL RS: ny wry Runs Batted In winner that young betore. Gene wel wita a in the morning. er. 311-aard Fmwett off knelt qui National League: Banks. Slarailan set them straight. He, the tee. "I don't knowwhat 'u-a-mat- Sten Musial had- Sour Cubs The prey: us mark was hits while 1000 a.m. 13:00 p.m. • you're hi 101; 'Mamas. too, had won at 20 but no ter." .he grumbled. "But Pirates 95: Ancier-, one 306 .aards. set in 1954 at Albu- I'm Ken Boyer and Del Ennis each "Jolly eke had before Monday son, Phila 75; Aaron, Braves 74; or slake. querque by McGuire of gonna find out in a hurry." drove in three runs to help i through Friday Whatever Leavrn- back! U Capadela-Gainis 74. - happened- nr- -Tom warffia. Sow Continua lama* r The Cards beat the Dodgers in be broke Creavy" Now 47, Creava Anyway, the second the opener. McDevita 100 p.m. • 8.00 Arrieracan League Jensen. Red still a Baker. the South Carolina - Place Danny .re- hope I CI Sox 104: I fine play-eh is pro at the White Sox. still entertaining no- cently recalled from the minors, Sievers, Senators 117: Sara- 'High &9,sof &lathy/Iola fired a Slade Cert..' Wee Sea Golf Club at tions of catching the Yankees. held the Cards to six hits in Sunday thought Athletics 83; Colavito. 'In- Sarataga sub-par practice round on the dians 77; Springa. N.Y . and renting won their fifth straight by beat- Oa a • ,nd game little • Mantle. Yankees ac- 6-434-sard El Rio course Sun- a iiiraPGA,•.-affareati- as ing the Jralians. 3-2. Baltimore "Catch ▪ .aaa a-lantana.' -a pres,dent day, &though he didn't keep of as NonateArern -a nipped Washington, 2-1 and Kan- down, 8 National League: Wille Y. Sectam. sc.rem rd sas City- defeated Detroit, 4-1 one end Braves-8-3; Griasian. Glares 7-3; San Francisco took over one aroi Spahn, Braves 16-8; Nitta', ond place 'in the National Leaa - In their Red Legs. 14-7: McCormick, , with an 8-6 triumph over Ct NOTICE there to Giants 9-5: CONTRACTORS ▪ Worthington, Giants Sports an old b Parade cago Cincinnati swept a douba 9-5 header from Pittsburgh, 4-3 a; rock on Amerlan League: Deloat, By JACK CUDOY Red pertoire. "I know the boys are 7-5. while Los Angeles earn TRACTOR ROLLERS Wynn : S x 11-3: Hyde, Senatars United Press International enough 9-3; doing their best to win. We a split by taking the nightc.. At ore, White 'Sax 9-3; LOS ANGELES (UPI; - can pul Turley. Sad really got a good team. you 9-3. after St. Louis won to AUTOMATICALLY alankees. Sam .1 nes. Cardinal REBUILT! den." 17-6; Ford. Yankees right-hander • opener, 12-7. 14-4 4 and strikeout leader They of the Na- Haw come he's striking out Juan Pizarro's four-hit•pitcho Tbe boat after colliding. Muncie, bobs toisaiiir farm& tional League. could have EXPERT WORK AUTOMATICALLY fast, foi been so many this season? and Frank Torte's grand-sa DONE ON a (adder Man taciay cracklin because Sam, who carrier 210 pounds homer off Don' Cardwell pa , ALL CRAWLER he struck out 11 Dodgers Sunday on TYPE TRACTOR ROLLERS! them sat Player of the Day a six-foot-five frame. said. the Braves their opening - gare but seal last a ball game. "Freddie that tat Hutchinson Imanagata victory, and in the nightcap, Lew trees ."You gotta have luck - as and r Al Hollingsworth (coach) Burdette hurled a five-hitter for PARIS WELDING & 4 creek aell as speed. cancentratian MACHINE SHOP and have been giving me a lota-of his lath triumph. Wes Covingt in alartt JESS HARPER control." said the towering fling- help - particularly about con- hit his 22nd homer and aa- wrists f er from Monongah. W. Va. "I centration." East Wood at the Wye By United Pram International scored the decisive run on John- Phone 3225 Tied the had my duff and was strikita ay Logan's perfect squeeze bunt Paris, edge of Mao every gm out. but they got to tontrot A Problem Tennessee student of football me." in the fourth inning. , As a knows the. spiral forward Manager Walter Alston of the pass He explained he had learned Six home runs were hit in dive In became a' popular offensive Dodgers slid after their 9-3 night- Twice, this season. at 31, to concentrate the Red Sox - Yankee game but I eapon in 1910 when cap victory over St. Louis, "Jones on in, I Natre his attention on opposition bats- perhaps even more significant Dame halfback Gus had his stuff out there alright. It,.. * Dowels kept men in every game-particularly Were the three singles and firing the ball to end laseaste but sometimes you can't win Tho on days when he WW1 watching by Ted Williams • Hackne in a $6-13 even then." St. Louis had LOOK! LOOK! frilly. . upset of ANIPY- taken play from the dugout. sent his average up to .316 LOOK! ait May the opener; • hearty!' have been forgotten "Iresa make your Homers Wins Game DOUBLE -oat Alston added. "When own book STAMP DAYS ARE 'HERE! 1 a grid genius named Jess he's right, on Earl stadia he's those battery," he said. "and Battey's eighth - inning Harper coached that famed Platt- as good as any in ...on Wednesdays the pool then you compare what you* got homer off Jim Grant broke a and Thursdays of this month on ng Irish team Harper led the either league." gas Icy WI -• with what other on 2-2 tie between the White Sox and oil. For $3.00 worth you get 60 Irish to 12 victories. only five Top Value Stamps! above Luck Against Him your club got on them, and and Indians. Lefty Billy Pierce lyzing. defeats sad one tie in a five- 6.70 x 15 TIRES, ALL NYLON you know exactly what to do gave up nine hits in posting his ...... $15.95 the big .car coaching span at Soath Jones. plus tax and recappable tira. It rid hazard who now leads his cir- when you get up there. Then 13th ,victory. aarranty. It the Bend, Ind, and when he retired cuit with 164 strikeouts, has a you concentrate on dont' ito-an •Connie Johnson of the Orioles USED much in 1917 he nominated Rockne TIRES AND TUBES as woh and, lost record of 10 and it helps your control a lot. ',tau hurled a three-hitter and pro- treaded Ms successor ft at YOUR CAR VACUUMED INSIDE Munery In hospital. his wife nt 1.1* bedside. The ells I ipi of 4 Hockey's 9. It's the ',pinion of many base- knov.• what you're derma" duced a sacrifice fly that brought with lubrication did no driving, death in a plane crash, Jess and oil change AT No the boat be use Willard Rhodes, steads by. ball writers Mas been the tough- Because of his speed with the in the winning run in the fifth EXTRA COST! under I returned briefly as Notre laarne luck pitcher - This Is Another Free 0010 CUP SPILL-The Gold Clip hydroplane race in Lake this season on a last-ball and his speed -tven inning. Brooks Robinson slid Service To You - • extend. athletic director but retired Mtin tough-luck Wantangter. Seattle. Wash., crud in a collision with a club whose hitters with . curves, contral has been home with the deciding run Six atter two years. have POLISHING SHELL humps. U. S. Coast Guard patrol boat and the hospital for I,ydiu- nat been supporting the an elusive quality for him to after Herb Plews WAXING Whatever happened plane driver Bill Muncey and two Coast Gnarl crewmen. lo Jess moand staff„ acquire. His control difficulties of the Senators caught Johnson's Plc felt Harper? Naar 74. tic still lives then p both the hydroplane. Miss Thaftaway, and the Coast Guard "I .go out there and do the are reflected . in the 77 bases pop-up In short right field. MAIN STREET on his...cattle _ranch near Sitka. best I can." STATION wine( • • • ••• taa .. 1-• r said the -fast-ball on -bath lir allowed- this' season,, - Tae tour-hit pitcher of ex- 6th & Main Sts. ' ishaai tv- 'way ri,. rrrl Phone 9119 wasan hr s. u n'iw 11-yr added .a ciretat in reliever Bob Grim ase that de- and a three- PICKUP it DEIVELRY •-Whei run homer by Harry Chili helped THOMAS JONES, Owner

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Berg home, 1607 the triple track. No down pay- A2Onc Farmer, just off ment. up to 36 BY OWNER, modern 2-bedroom the college campus. win sahl months to pay. THOR Washing Machine, wring- Home house in high refrigerator, TV (GE) oomplete, Comfort Company, 106 school district. er type, used. In good condition. 5 single be with coil springs Goes On In South 12th G.I. loan. Phone 860-J. Street. Phone 1303. A18C See 0. T. Stalls at A&P. Rea- and inner-wring mattresses, September8C sonable. a double bed complete, all nice CA13INET STYLE RCA. T.V. HOUSE TRAILER, USED TV and clean; secretary bookcase, Miami 30 foot. Call Perfect condition, ..aew ANTENNA, Big Jack. picture davenport WasiOng machine, Manual, tim- and chair, 2 sets straight ing room set. See at 1616 Calle- chairs, blond coffee and A meow to end CROSSWOnD PUZZLE Itatveda.es 67u/saki way. -20P tables to match, other arna41 . stly STANLEY tables, dinette suite, 3 speed United Press international ACROSS M.2 Mae • I-tie:1 .1312= a-.4sestet, dressa—inel'AMT CUM - :::natrn'--white I -Containers 4-Yellow ocher MEW "Mind NOTICE ens with mirrk.r.vs, 6 electric tqwehs and clear blue waters 5 I I ighlander 6-4:aitera Wotan ear 9-Timid 6 Waterways nrs: 9x12 rug, lawn mower, give this tourist panadist a 12-Turkleh 7 rInn nun a1I13 Roy Harris .Cdniuliction girls bicycle, ton of coal, card painter's reginuitit S- Flan fgAi10 woun KURFEES house paint sale at skyline. 13-Ersailian 9-Dermas mu MGR table, lawn chairs, 2 100-hook But behind o 1 tdeil Starks Harcluoare, "where park- the gay interior of ind 3. TV. atuarf 0-Pronoun MOM= nylon tratlinee (-new). 11-Golf mound •'51 .old pronoun 00 ing is no Ernest Miami's plus'h hotels and elegant t.{ be sent by cos- 15-tridlan ttA1210 OR0 problem." 12th & Pop- Berg, 17-Bone UfflE1 owner, Douglas Shoemak- tropical settings, an unseen to 144 mulberry 19 - A hove, 0 00 080 lar. Phone 114.2. TIC TV theatres 111.i:ront U000 er, aucttioneer. A23C use of 21 -Datum rrj 0313 00Fi' word of intrigue is quietTy bdsy in 115 cities in the 111-Prickly 21-Openings )s SKY HIGH AND envelope of a 26- mu autumn hatching revalutionary plots that NIGHER -Capt. Grover J. D. Schoek, 82, es and Canada. There Moderation L Galesburg, DI, sits in pressurized fruit 24-Clete uti mg DERU 101C01 EMERSON refrigeration service, may-end do-burst into bloody gondola of the big nalloon tither home TV nor 2n-Prepo•Irfon 27-111eral EN; (AMU CuILI. FOR RENT In demonstration before taking It up 100.000 . 22- Mala dam - ,_ fame-nor 13U7 W. Main, Murray, Ky. Call fighting in the .streals afHav- feet from 0 24-1a110 fiber 211-Bound 46 Crosby, Minn. Els was to stay up `at least 16 1471-3. Sept. 16C ana. Caracas, Port-Au-Prince or hours" to 3 of tonight's gate 27-Command 90-lialrleso learn about free flight navigation and t• to cat M-Former 16-Aquatlo 110-Din• BUILDING on EaSt Main Street Ciudad Trijillo. medical aepects of e-TV receipts, Harris . 29- T hick slice manimal 111-Ouldo'a low 'apace. Hs wears pnasura suit In case cabin .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, _. Ruestan_fulie__As.u__ now occupied by Conner InVe- _Charles__ E...W3naitt. supervising pressure falls. e a flat sruaranteed es_reveiliiir 67 61-1.1ab .Schock, a pAyslotoglitt. ZISTSZ had been in a 'Ionian CRANICSILAST Arin4ine-411 -cunt Co see Waleatic.as 011344433- -seleett----tot- balloon 11247.-t 4'°20 4- den rani urn *se 43,--Ee. te is the first heavy glatitil4 116-Annre 63 types of welding, general auto- phone 1313. 16 - Note of scale In-Burden -Chines* rods 64-apanisb for A30C Drea.91-1rY Department, who has to get a flat assur- 37. Ft. r 66-Man's motive and machine shop tune- witness 13-flesta on nickname 66-aymboi been on the "Latin beat" for 20 kit it to flake certain 39- Sa iling knees for up's for top 3-ROOM unfurnished apartment, ve•selo es-Peri q-rned nickel performance on Sun pears, said that ''never before C t stage a laussible run 41-1 1116 Analyser. Owner and personally newly decorated. Private en- 42 • 1 `2 has: there been such revolution- HOMEWARD-Colombia's -Miss urging from the rival 1)11.k y 3 4 7.:',;:‘:5 6 7 8 '7,..79 10 11 do tea-rice. 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Shady. See from A! Skin of fruit 27 2e being Gristlier Miami area during the Badges, Metal & Plastic Pocket Stamps 14-A conttnont Services Offered I E. F. Bilibrey, 512 Broad Street. c reported, told United I intihr 1 last year. Other arms have been Bronze Tablets Presentation 32 .13 4r-T A20C Press Internatlonal: Awards & DIAL • SC.M.ke taco -7n4 taken into custody- in the Flori- HONORED 67- "There's no doubt but that at Burning Plaques Wit. of ... da Keys. Brands (URI, - Martin J. (her,1,1 )7 -ii1S..,)39 40 READ STOCK removed free, 2-ROOM unfurnished apt, wired very minute conspiracies 19 - Com •Igag At the present time, customs Corporation Seals RUBBER STAMPS political adviser to Radio dispatoned trucks. Duncan fur eleeirte stevc". $20 MO. Deli eigaJn -t half a depth- --Leib 41 4 az r,,;-",44 i off:dais have a quarter of a Rubber Type Outfits fission in Berlin who 41-Z ttftti n • ...C.:." Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 Finney, 206 East Poplar. Phone Arn erioan governments are Deters yr••• tfrn i...a... _ be- rmilion dollars worth of arms r to. Waehaiwon. was Indian 45 40 ."-.*.'47 days a week. Call long distance 2356. A20C ing planned here In - Miami." Dog Tags Sign Markers - gm aN island collect, Mayfield and munitions stored that were h a fa rewc Upar*.x. I, 433, Union Ci,y 'the outbreak of sstreet fight- SIGNS, Metal & Plastic 65- Peruvian 50 31 ,.....;,52 .1. ‘[...;:::,,54 s.",V seized from conspirators against Engraving, Metal & eat BerEn ci!y hall Indian TU-5-e361. NlbC ing in Haiti July 29, the breakup ff-T7dek, black ..- -E6ST & FOUND Latin American spvernments. Plastic Specialties oh!. He was pre..erst.-0 • anhotanre of an expeditionary force Mad- ;::...:1. 5 59 r The weapons include everything Steel poretba.n trer, 49 - kelt rain ,.....: am a plane at Miami Etched Name Plates Stamps if-Irnsd Interna- from home-made bombe and U. ic figure. 01 62 :::..?5,63 64 '::::;•63 86 LOST' Labrador retriever all tional Airport the same Inks (for All Purposes) Steel Letter & Figure MATTRESS1 REBUILT like day and S. Army hand grenads to ma- DOWN black male dog, approximately the aporactic fighting Sets 67 •'.;) new. West Ky. Metre M.Co., in Cuba, guns. Lead Seals 8c Presses 1-4717 of eh rep 'II".\ 69 12 inches high at :boulder. $5.00 chine guns and anti-tank .... ':::..) Paducah, Icy. Murray represen- Ti}gely financed and equipped Stencils reward. Named "Hatachie." John Many af the bombs were made License Plates *font Distr. by Unit.ad Feature Syndicate, inc. fa tative Taber Upholstery Shop, Spurn Miami, are all examples of Pocock, 106 S. 10th St., in homes and msotel rooms in Metal Signs Stencil Inks & Brushes TROUBLE? 191 Murray. The' plots being laid here. N. 3rd Phone 549. Si-IC Plzone Miami. ' 1649, if no answel Says Scheming Goes On Mechanical Engraving Ticket Punches 1966. "Whenever two Latin political A20C Jules Bianohet, Haittah min- Time .get Wetter here they are Notary Public Seals Stamps brer-sulthout-portfoMo, In exilssi 51555 plotting- a reveytt,h Wye' bald. the scheming in Miami afainist Nurnberers ere Weary 7473i-—SAI..E7r TRADE Tlhait moans a lot of plotting NOT BY GUNS his govermnent is still going on, ALONE is going on here. 1 QUALITY - SERVICE arid at higher levels, despite the Theory COUNTRY GROCERY store with last abortive uprising. He By E.M. Barker arriv- THREE BIBLES modern 4-roum living quarters ed here July 30 to make 11611, IL It Re irr put by arrangement with NMI a per- lagirawda a lea. diathibuto4 by Xing Fieliturail FeyktilSataly attached. One acre of hand, 5 sonal investigation of elements BRIDET'ORT, cone. (UPI) - OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. miles from Murray. Good busi- unfriendly Do the present Hait- Miss Anna M. Amos was clear- nt Results nens and location: Will trade for ian governanegat. ed of a speeding &barge att LEDGER & TIMES CHA PTER 35 he bumped his head on the roo ike when he figures he can get small farm or house and lot. Aa least a dozen seizures 'cf she bold a judge she'd swear to EN Blade Coiibidine and -and pitch Meek inside. The roci away -with murder But Wkan Phone 1378-W-3. Joe Sledd, Re. CUban rebel arms and ammuni- her innocence on, not one, but Phone Murray, 2HIROPRACTIC WiMartha Kilgore readied na was etttiag on was wet ano and Tony gut away with a lot tit 55 Ky. 1, Murray, Ky. A2.4)C tion have been made in the three Bibles. Run° and saw him stir, Slade slick, it smelled dank and mouldy, other skullduggery for • long re's Way to said, "You crazy, brave little fool! but the air was warmer than the time. The trouble was, most folks NANCY by R.oburn Van Function and You must have known you didn't stream and for a moment it felt ftked Wynn-or rather they had awes JRAL HEALTH • have a long enough rope to scale good to his chilled body. liked rus tattier. Preachy had him that cliff. There's no sense in He gave two yanks on the rope tagged a long tbne age ant would three of us roasting!" have polled hi, tangs for him • Sea - that was to be the signal for Bacho grinned at him, then Bacho, then began pulling stead- If Wynn hadn't been engaged ii EVERY TIME I looked at Martha. "Shoot once so ily. He knew then by the dead, Beulah Denhart. Prenchy didn't VISIT IRMA I H. OAKLEY Erenchy will know to throw the heavy weight on the rope that want anything to hurt her." rope down. We're going need HAVE TO BRING ROPRACTOR to the little herder was hurt worse "So that was IV- ilia& said. 11' than he pretended. When Slade "Beulah and Freachy'" THIS urora, Ky. 1.1artha obeyed. Bacho tried to lifted hire up into the cave, Bacho Martha couldn't tell from Ms alit up, then sank back with • fun- fell back on the rock with a soft vole, whether he was just sum'----- ny wry look on his face. The girl little groan that seemed to come prised or • little displeased She knelt quickly beside him. "Bacho, from between clenched teeth. wondered if every siaan in the t.m. • 8:00 p.m. • you re hurt!" Slade yanked on the rope again, Chupaderoe weren't • little in -Jolly well got a kink In my love the sweet-natured, red' y through Friday and a minute later helped Martha with back! My right ankle seems to over the edge. Her teeth were haired girl. She couldn't blame- --- be broken. I can't walk, but I chattering as she climbed up. them i.m. 8:00 p.m. can still swim." hope I "Br-r-r! I didn't think even Ice "Beulah's a grand girl," said Slade looked at him as if he ever got as cold as that water. Bacho. His voice broke and trailed -fee Sunday thought he had suddenly gone Gee, It feels nice and warm in oft into silence. a little crazy. here!" over "Catch that rope when it comes Martha leaned anxiously filade knew It wouldn't be for fainted. Slade." down, Slade," said Bacho. him. "He has long. Already he was beginning tittle one end of It around your waist, She picked up one of. the to feel the chill. He slid over limp wrists started one around Martha, and put me herder's ABBIE an' SLATS by Ernie Bushniillee closet to Martha and put his arm it. "What 1ean we do In the middle so we will both be rubbing around her. She leaned beck • there to help pull Martha. There's for him?" THE ONLY WAY SINCE SUCOS SOAP OFFERED I GOTTA PROTECT AAYSDLF" 1CTORS against him grateful for the "Maybe we Getter not do any- THAT an old beaver den behind that big T'GET PAST GULP) ME ,45 FIRST PRIZE T' THE BEST WAY I KNOWS warmth of his body. "How long HOW - reek on this lade of the pool thing,? the cowboy said slowly. COVEY 0' THE TOMATO WHAT WRITES AND KIS do you suppose we will have to nee IS THE BE Sr says if we dive deep "At least for a while he won't GROGGINS- MAD WHY .RS Wynn stay in here?" she asked him. SHED LIKE T' coasT'S CLEAR get under It, then we know how' cold he is-or how FEMALES IS enough to "Two or three hours anyhow. GET HITCHED can pull ourselves up into the much he's hurting." T' LOOK LIKE It will be morning before we UP T'ME - BUILT! Slade -started trying to keep SOMEBODY den." can cross the tows." They 414 as he said, working account of the passing minutes by ELSE, cabin was a Bacho heaved a sigh that was counting his pulse. Out in spite of .Y DONE ON fast, for the svhole BECKY/ crackling inferno now, showering more like a moan held in between the cold, the 'weird in his side clenched teeth. He was hurt bad- R them with live *parka They knew was bringing up a fever. speeding ROLLERS! back twisted or even that before long the grass and ly-his his pulse tar atan• normal. -but he was gamely try- trees even on this side ot the broken When he began to teei light- ing cot to snow it. And there UNE creek would be in flames. headed again he decided to swim SHOP MIS nothing either Slade or Mar- Martha and Blade crossed their nit and take a loaa at the vela. tha knew to do for him, except wrists for a rack saddle and car- He still didn't beiieve the wound keep talking to keep his mind 'hone 3225 ried the little man down to the was deep, but added to the hours off his pain as much as possible. edge of the pool. of cold it might be enough to "How come you rode back up As the cowboy stood ready to make him faint ngain, leaving the to the Valle looking for me?" dive ln first, he said, "If I yank girl with twa unconscious men Slade asked the girl. twice, then pull hard, you slide to haul out of th^ pool "It was Granny. She knew as on in, Bache. Think you can do Martha shivered, and in spite soon as she looked at him that LIL' ABNER It?" of herself her tecth started chat- by Al Capp Jim Ned had been murdered. The little man nodded cheer- tering whon he dropped his arms. thought you had prqbably come LOOK! fully. "Rightol Shiite off, me I going to take a look," he MEANWH/LE•'-THE PIG mettle with Wynn." "I'm FABULOUS IT WAS JUST BORN !! back here 'to right we have hearty!" said. "If I figured p.09 414N0-1 OF CH/LO HEIRESS,GLOR/A AFTER A HUNDRED slid into "Offhand that looked like • two YEARS 'HERE I Slade gasped when he been in here something pvcr \A VAN WE:LB/LT- the pool. The contrast between the pretty neat accidental murder- hours." R0 1,16 OF SCIENTIFIC BREEDING- s but they must have been in too month on gas Icy Water and the terrific heat "It s-s-s-seems like tw-tw-en- \SV2.10x WE'VE a hurry to be careful. I no- Value Stamps! above was for the moment para- big ty!" Martha chattered. ticed that both Jim Ned's pants CCf)14 ILO lyzing. Ile paddled over toward Ile let himself down into the \‘-‘"rt\APONP: 01E DID . . $15.95 were all torn and dirty. Jim the big rock and found that near legs water, hanging onto the ledge, dV arranty. Ned was a short man and that (.04 !- It the pull of the current was for • moment cautiously working dun of bin a tall horac. If he had enuch less. For a moment be his cramped, half-paralyzed mus- •- IES been drug from a boot hung In treaded water, then a-hen his feet cles to be sure he was able to 9\G th dived a stirrup, one leg would have lubrication did not touch bottom, he swim. keeping one hand been clean off the ground mighty \8 COSTI under the rock, it's all right. I'll be back 6 way. near his p•aigt. The only way a "If 'o You - extended to feel his Bacho," he said. • suddenly man coulAl set as messed tip as after you and Six feet back he gone. Ned was-was for him to And then he was WAXING bumped up against a solid bank. Jim cautiously with his hands, have been drug by a rope--behind Ile felt A life ends and the fire dies himself up over what saddle!" then pulled the concluding (banter of kTION _tacky ledge. He Bacho took another long, pain- In seemed to be a "Not By Guns Alone in this Phone waver' the cave e.It was smelt racked breath andletit out slow- 9119 mix. newspaper tomorrow. ...when he tried to sit up straight ly. "A man always makes a 13-18 JONES, owner

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• 0 PAGE POUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY — AUGUST 18, 1958 3:30 The Edge of Night 6:90 Twilight Theatre 4:00 The Big Show 7:00 Lea‘e it to Beaver 0 First Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone 1685 W-L-A-C 5:35 Newsbeat 7:30 Johnson's Wax Theatre 5:45 Doug Edwards & News 8:00 The Millionare 6:00 Popeye and Friends 8:30. I've Got A Secret TV SCHEDULE 9:0U U.S. Steel /lour Lc 10:00 Shell Big Nt ws PM, MONDAY 10:10 Weathervane 6:30 Robin Hood SUNDAY. AM-PM 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) 10:15 Million Dollar Movies 7:00 Burns and Allen 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) #t t 11:10 Morning Devotion 7:30 • Masquerade Party Loc 11:15 Sacred Heart AM, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Program 8:00 Top Ten Lucy Shows PM, THURSDAY 11:30 Church in the Home 65.5 Morning Devotion 8:30 Frontier Justice ocial Cal•ndas 7:00 Singing Speer Family 6:30 Sgt. Preston of the Yukon 1 12:00 Bugs Bunny 9:00 Studio S Engage Ment in nounceli One in Hollywood 7:00 Richard Diamond 1:00 Hollywood 7:15 Country Junction 10:00 Shell United Monday, August IR Spectacular Big News Pvt. Detective 2:15 Blairkwood Be•thers 7:45 Mr. Moppet 10:10 '''Weathervane Circle Four of the First Meth- 7:30 The Verdict is Yours 2:30 Public Defenckr 9:00 For Love or Money 10:15 Million Dollar odist Church`s WSCSWill meek Movies 8:30 Playhouse 90 3:00 Science Fiction 930 Play Your Hunch 12:00 at 7:30 in the evening at Theater Sign Off (Midnight) 1000 Shell News the 3:30 10:00 Arthur Godfrey Time Big Cont church's THIS yodel hall. 14:30 Dotto 10:10 Weathervane • • • • 400 Silent Service 11:00 Love of Life 10:15 Million Dollar Movies Tuesday, PM, TUESDAY 12:00 Sign (Midnight) August 19 4:30, .Twentie'h Century 11:30 Search For Tomorrow Off Circle Cong One of the First Melba- 5:00 The Search 11:45 The Guiding Light 6•30 Name That Tune Cteurrh's PM, FRIDAY WSCS will meet 5:25 CBS News 12:00 Play Bingo 7:00 Mr. Adams and Eve at 230 in 6:30 Boing Boling Show the afternoon at the 5:36 Wonders of the World 7:30 Keep Talking WASHI! sucial 700 TrackdoWn hall of the church. 6:00 Lassie 800 To Tell The Truth gress' ad • •. • PM. MONDAY THRU 7:30 Destiny 6:30 The Brot hers FRIDAY 8:30 Spotlight Playhouse gathered CirelP 8:00 Phil Silvers Show • , II of the WSCS of the • 9:00 Bid 'N Buy - the lawma 41700 Ed Sullivan Show $:30 Harbor Command --First Methodist Church 'All 12:30 As The World Turns 9:30 Frontier action on 8:0111 G.E. Sunday Night 9:011 Undercurrent Meet in the Social hall of the Theatre 1:00 Beat The clerk 10:00 Shell Big News troversial 8:30 Alfred Hecticock 9:30' Personal Appearance 'amalgam' building at 230 p.m. Preseott 1:30 House Party 10:10 Weathervane Leaders1 9:00 364.000 Challenge 10:00 Playhouse of Stars Wagoner and Mrs. 200 The Big Payoff 10:15 Million Dollar Movies alined si 9:30 What's My Line 10:30 Shell Big News Adis lawn* will be hostesses. 2:30 The Verdict Is Yours 12-00 _Sign Off Ylnarnment 10:4111----Sundey--Never- Wratheaseate ------• • • -The- Irriehrer bay Wei for 10:05 Million Dollar 10-.45 Million Dollar Movies • The Dorcas Class of the First Movies 3:15 The Secret Storm_ PM, WEC1NESDAV MARRIAGE ROCKY-The former by the we 12:00 Sign Off (Midnight) paptist Church will leave for Phyllis Cates (above) has been The HI Bac Light Springs warded a divorce from actor a floor fig it 610 in AM, SATURDAY the evening. Meeting Roes Hudson in Santa Monica, a new pr place will 7:25 Morning Devotion be the church All reservations Calif., where she described film the mine 7:30 Rough Riders as a sullen 'mate who would not Strpulei be in by Monday, August legislation 8:30 Captain Kangaroo take his wife out. She 4411. at 710 pin. Fur gets The 650 reservm.uns 910 Mighty Mouse Playhouse month. /Lone $250 They wed in 1955. ed such 2297 '10:00 Jimmy Dean Show • • • • House .thi 11:00 Purity Ranch Party tatance The Murray Assembly of 1-11:45- --Baseball-Preen-ea • Eradicate t-1:- scale Itairabou• fur O.ris will meet in • 11:55 Game of Prevent the Week than 504) ie Mason.c Hall at 7:30 in the Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati 11111M11114. administrs Mehra im- aratoga andicap posing res The Rya Wel Circle of tht 9:00 Gunfighters foreign le removal Davis'. Church 4:00 The. Big v.--1.1 Show minerals. awes at 210 in the afterrxxin -5:30 Annie Oakley the home of Mrs C. J. Bradley. 6:00 Woods 'N Waters The Destructive Termite Vote • • • • 8:30 Perry Mason FREE INSPECTION Also, in flITie Gladys McElrath BWC 7:30 Top Dollar • TERMITES to-science- thl' Memorial Baptist Church 9:00 Gate Storm Show for a wilt• meet in the home 8:30 Have Gun Will Travel 3Y' sendins of Mrs. — Licensed & Insured — . H. Caner Mrs V. N. All- 9:00 Gunsmoke conference be program leader. 9:30 Gray Ghost SAM KELLEY House na, ::•••• • • • Million Dollar Movies aimed at ;Circle Ill of the WSCS of the 12:0Ce Sign Off (Midnight) Phone 441 cation to Ara Methodist Clharch wiM era challe Mete at 2.30 p.m in the home KELLEY'S PEST The Ho af Mrs. Lar/ter Jackson, Ern Conference To million d &tea. CONTROL •-• 1. • • RHOS IDOROTHY HAYES Replace PCF gill 1 Kirksev Announcement is made today State CuRege isliere he was a .1 the engagement of Miss member of Phrtf u A.lph a. r a - CHICAGO (UPI) -Forma•Li:r. (Cont‘nued from Front Page, Dorothy Hayes and })ward ...tonal music fraternity. He s% of a coast -eo-csseist Seca shown by Andy c • • Rogers, Lynn 9aantey Ferguson TV Miss Hayes begin work Grove. toward his inaz.ter's thlty:x conference to .• , • is the daughter 1. Dewey Hayes degree in chemistry at LJuis.aria LET S HAVE THAT CAKE, is the meaning of the walls from the Hayes triplets, Peter. Paula and !he Pac:fic Coast Conference AIR C0MI1111004E0 Three Holsteins were shown by in tot Chicago and Mrs. - Dewey- Sate University, Baton Paul, as they marli first birthday in Minneapolis, Minn. Well, that's the To p Hamp Brooks, 11...iuge, way the cake crumbles. the Rose, Bowl was discussed two being blue Hayes of 211 ribbon 'vault Fifth Street, in Sep-•-rreotr. • Wednesday night by athletic . winners and one being ENDS ILFriton City Mr Fermrsim is the • • • • isotiors pi ,,„,„„ a red ribbon winner several selhoola. TUESDAY , son of Mr. and Mrs Edward Sch.:kids 'MIMI The show was well attended wt. - - whidh Might be in- t,Seanley Ferguson of Murray. cluded House tod and as usual, the general quality in the new confer GUN-CRASHING The wecichng will be solem- vote arid was very good. The club boys PERSONALS are Army, Navy, Miami (Fla.i, nised on August DRAMA FILMED }Anne and ifirh are to be complimented 22 in the chapel Pitit.thurgh, Southern talif,rnia, a of the First Meehoehst Church UCLA. IN COLOR! Security 1 aa Hair ezcellerit sportsmanship Mrs. Brown Air Force Academy, Sy- lr. Union City. , The bil a4c1 showmanship, whicn is lust dausl-ater, Noel, have return. racuse, Wasiliniftaa0 Notre Dame, ROBERT RICHARD as Important Hayes v.-a5 gradua•ed CalifJrnia and nearly 12 as the quality at 'iter home near A.thville, -N t Stanford. from Union City High TAYLOR WIDMARK runs with animals they were showing Sleti,sai after a len day Among the ,m.ae prominen, . •• • • and is erriployed visit with Mr ebriurt 7 p by the Tten athletic directors taking per .7. Cowden Eare Brown. Insurance Ctsripany. • • • • the informal talks wer • S their Feb! A •grachaste of Murray H!th Cutter of Navy, Torn Hamilton raise payi Sch the bridegrUKAM - eloct Mrs. Cirri! Lassiter spent 0 of F:ttsburgeh, Jells Hill of Sottth- arid their I received his Bachelor of Arts w(ekend in Mayfield as rue ern California and Wither Johns The Ho, i degree en June frum Murray •,•1 Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Walicir of UCLA. skin-al at The discussions arose in •• tilthout d Democrat a versations but w e en t he dire c • • • and other football notables who acceixt it, bill irWe vivre in Down to attend the foot- conference ball game between -the C- liege All-Sears and the Detroit I. prvm iSe V oppeed 1 rot oot STAIIIIACIt Mono •Al Soltiter-- retri rrlit‘y No c,ncrele icke.s were s. 'Elie del 11110041•Kbo. w yore ••••el•• twell row 4t was trneteretocrel--4-ren.:; of a pus wool sod 0.7 Get cps.d. co.pf.sri. of the new group was centered Li was pug retold walk STA.1411ACK em -iltratiy and Flavy as that a hi Nwlsisses es Peed',. 11.• ST AMIACIC ; en••• key torlfti• I.• co.6....tio• 04 schools. Should they deciu-,e tr• al/ iresideal 111•••••• Iniprodiamila 41...9.•41 loin, it was believed the other W the Senan Imhof mar 'point pow schools might not be interested. Arthur The that intereeted sch Yols in PATRICIA health the new conference acconlIng to OWEMS Mtn MIMI of STAN BACK reports v.:ere Pitesburgh, Soutn- fare, had , ern Cal arid UCI.A rem:err:nen HEADON-Here is part of the pileup near Sloatanurg. N. 2., about 40 miles from New York City. version 1 where two Erie passenger trains smashed heaelon. Immediate count of the toll was five killed. some trs5 n linnet 40 injured, 12 eel iously. The trains collided at • 31ind cirve. One train missed a switching signal. it provide 1144—.1-W - 1 lars in a 40P tor state. CF...x,press OPTIMISTIC, IT is ItiPOITED--OPtimism for a settlement of Senate r .l,•,%%111111,11,1/11,1111//,/, U. Cyprus situation was reported after this meeting In sistance Athens between Greek Premier constant:nit Karamanits dollars ' (left) and visiting British Prime minister Harold Macmillan. ...WIVE IHLATit oPP'sed IN kinds for •. Start II WANT A LAST TIMES TONITE SUMMER OPE FERNANDEL VACATION? [KBE C; •--BUT .• lock of money Is stand- ing in your way? Go ahead Kentuc same.. emwesser r-112,0•••• ond make plant' When you Cold TUF_SDAY ONLY fljure out how much you Need Cash? across K yell need, see us. Our rotes for the SEE US noon tel ore low, payments •0 5 1, It C. 90. At 4 4;1 10 degre You May cgreespor 2,t'pt for Borrow Up To Tempera Cov ingto will be Take as long as 20 months to repay! the cent today, a roww Loans •re quickly erreeised whiter, ens- .coky;. bwrossinq red tope Sr delay. Fivers the tonight. amount YOU weed and tow ws right be aPPT awoyl Wednesd ore fAnnen PIPIO I 4fjfp! move soi the day, eti thure Congratulations! NO BREAK FOR COFFEY-Kevin Coffer. 4. Is dissrpointed 59(0 CLETUS' McDANIEI- .becalse he cant be t.i.e first-driver on the new Northwest South, Toilway In Chicago. -Lt. Paul Wells of the Tullway pollee . Winner - Fair an stop' Kevin arid explains that the 76 mile ship from O'Hare ANOTHER UNDER MURRAY, THE NORTH POLE-Here ie the atomic fubmartne Skate, second Ti. S. rub to KY. night, h Guessorama Contest airport to South Debt. Wis., will take no vehicles whIch err se tinrirr the ". •rth Pole. Inset is the Skate's skipper, Comdr. James F. Calvert, 37, Cleve- 204 S. 4th Phone 1180 tonight Kan not maintain • Minimum of 40 miles per hour -speed. land, 7114 Finite did from 1111111111111111111=W•- It New London, Conn., In opposite direction from that of the Nautilus. I ly cloud showers,

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