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&Het:WI it. A Beat All ItOund Kentucky COmmuutty Newspaper V The Full Largest Picture Circulation In of Kentucky The City Politica Largest Circulation In The County (nited Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August 26,1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 202 'CONTROLLED CURING' BEING TRIED HERE •s Combs Speaker At East Fork Of ISecond New York Birthday Of Aunt Dedication Is Next Governor Street Gang Victim Motherwell Tobacco Cured Under Josie Sizemore Rigid Clark River Planned For Of MEW YORK (UPI) - Gang MANCHESTER (UPI) - Bert Mississippi Held On Bail Conditions Appears violence that Success T. Combs, Democratic nominee erupted an ManMan-- hattans lower East ..1TY for governor in the November Mole Sunday Program claimed its second, life Tuesday What could be the answer OK'd to the periment general election. New has been will, be Edd -ville JACK§110N, Miss. I cozduqed thepralr . ------(UP1)-1-A Ial n Murder 'tobacco farmer's civet speaker at a birthday cele- cOurty Tawyer who has vowed - drelirr.-11- earitralled 'cluing It hig- been d'he Jtaes Rosaries 14. stabbed ing here bration here honoring Kentucky's ajklatvTrw ( ) _ to close the public in in Murray under the on a laboratory basis before, but. WSKS A um A schools ra- big the back during a rumble be. ATLANTA direction of oldest woman. Aun Jasie Sizes ther than see them integrated ilali - Dapper Larry H E. Ayres of the not on this large scale. TheSenate Agricuktire Corn- celebration Will be held here Fri. tween the predominantly.. Negro', Research and mahogany more. will be the next governor of Lord Motherwell. 43, was held in Demonstration Bra- Mr. Ayres has been wcrking mittee today approved the nay for the dedication of a town, "Sportsmen', and the $3.- The celebration Will be held predomin- , $50,000 bail today. He was await. nch of the Tennessee Valley Auth- closely with E. S. at New Eddyville. Ferguson. Man- 900,940 water shed program for anti,- Puerto Rican "Forsythe l ing counsel before answering ority. Aurrt Jusie's home at Antler Ross Barnett. 60, who fed- ager of the Murray Electric Syr- the East Far* al Clark's River Lee Jones, an attarney who preached 9HospitreettaBoys" died in Branch in Clay County six miles Gouverneue eral charges he fled California to .- tem and the Western Dark Tobac- in Callaway. owned the land where the new againat "moderation" on racial Mr. Ayres is experimenting CE Marshall Graves avoid a charge he murdered with south of here Seat. 13. a . co Packing Corporation town Is to located, issue, !n his campaign and ex- custom Cog wawa and McCracken counties in West- be will de- F.rst victim was a 15-year-old 72 weather*" for the purpose . Combs accepted the invitation pressed -year old Washington, la Ca Holmes Ellis is manage:ea -- ern Kentucky and Henry' County. liver the dedicatory address. acirrirration for Arkansas Nee, girl. Theresa - of curing tobacco. Gee. who Electric heat is from Clay Canny Sheral T. C. Eddyville, the Lyon Gov. Orval Faubus, overwhelm- • For being uste to Tennessee Senators Theuraton B. County seat, was shot down shortly after Inc Motherwell many years tobacco farmers Siemore. program director of the ed Lt. Goa Carroll was turned over TO,. supply the heat factor, while BLES Morton and John Sherman Cuspa was forced to move because of Gartin. 47, in Alpo atria ,ligiacruz. have been at odds with the whiny humidity and fresh air is eatni.--Sitemare said That r7 S. the construction of Barkley Dam The Mate runoitt primary riirUe -11-41-marghaeslial"fiee Tit of nature suppred Cr announced in Washington. the Forsythe gang, confessed to after in trying to properly tables in Senator John Sherman Cooper. Democratic gubernatorial FIB1 agents captured him at by controls designed by Mr. Ayres. ctail House on the Cumberland River. The norni- that kaling, police said. cure their tobacco. Barb doors op- 4rhe Agriculture Com- President •Eisenhower nation the Atlanta Airport as he ev43 r.freN6d If completely successful the same and Vice largest percentage of the old Ed- Tuesday. He was never a close, fires mittee 9aid it would probably akeut. to board a plane Cleve- are either President Richard M. Nixon had headed from the time the first • for type of curing could be used with consider ta its Thursday dyville will be submerged. speeded up or put out, chances meet- notified him land, U. S. Commiss.oner Frank dark fired tobacco by adding 88 they were sending proanet reported. are taken with a ix*. Full congressional action is „am-raaaatory A. Holden sad hearing sunburn. and each messages. T h e Democratic nomination the would smoke arrangement at the intake not returned under house burn The fear of too much the small Aunt Joasie, who Tobacco be continued when Motherwell's end of the air supply. will be 113 virtually assures Is T election in No- moisture Cr not enough moisture watershed program. the senators counsel arrives. RY years old Sept. 13. was a mid. vember, since Republican op- Fans circulate the heat, humid- said. is a canstant aiNieffend last wife in eaatern y Holland Assistant U. S. Attorney Hobert ity, air and smoke. Kentucky far 40 position ints one-party State Is but not least is the fire The East Fork Project is a Sparks, who said Washington. D. itself years and delivered more than r.eg8igible. Destroyed In The_ long_ range purpose_ . 1DESK -has. auped - a coed prevention program come babies in Dicey Leslie,- Bet, C..; N Ftry . Mena the experiment - With -orky-771'or the state's 1,- tobacco farmer's years is to supply to- prising 201.441 acres. The plan John K. Regis had notified work in a twer. A real Harlan and Knox counties. Lion 828 precincts h.m bacco farmers with designs and Speaker still uncounted Bar- matter of minutes. calks for 254.400 lineal feet of The sheriff that Motherwell's counsel was en said he had also nett had piled up 212.093 votes Calloway lurePints.r for various size barns nnei improvement and con- invited Wilson W. Wyatt, route here fr.rn Paris, said he so Demo- to 178.597 for Gartin despite the What Mr. Ayres has done is to thatha they can either install uctures of 17240 acre feet ca- cratie nominee fur lieutenant gov- I was assured the hearing would be them in Ty 'Holland, Athletic Director fact that Garten was the choice construct a room in the far:lilies present barns or in new pacity. The largest reservoir will resumed -within a couple $66" ernor. of outgoing Gov. of days." of the Western Dark Tobacco bbans at Murray High School. dist-ussod J. P. Coleman, hold 2.818 acre feet of water, the Motherwell_ is charged w it h the football outlook for this farmer Gov. Hugh White and H B. Fulton. Chairman of the Packing Corseration just off Maple The cost of the electric heat senatars reported. An acre foot murdering most of the Mrs Pearl Ada Putney, Street in which the weather is %sold not be large since the heat FIVE DAY FORECAST corning seasan at the regular state's daily news- Calloway County ASC committee of water is water cavering one 72. a Washington. D. C, widow during th.s Lions Club meeting last night at papers. sal today that -Destruction of "controlled". part of the year is acre and a foot deep. who accompanied Motherwell on not a ESKS the Woman's Club House. Barnett won despite severe Ex,ess Tobacco has been com- The temperature is held at 95 great factor except for its Land treaitrnent measures will tour of the South and West in conirc4 LOUISVILLE ,un -The extend- Five members of the Murray physical injury and a scandal ps a ci on all farms in the county degrees with little variance. The Curing normally ends coat $2,456,471 and the Maud re- June of 1958. by tbdi ug drawers. ed Kentucky weather 1,A-trite for Lions Club recently aneong he campaign staff. While rept one.- humidity LS held at Just the right latter part of October and tarding ateuesures $I. 444.404 attended the the tree - day period Thursdory esnamittning last Part of a skeleton identified as poles. and the fresh air Is- bete -as Isimace is held in readiness far strict Governors cabinet meet- spring he Mr. Fulton The federal shore the total said, rules for de- that ,f Mrs. Putney's was found the through Monday: ing and 'annual district club of- walked trite a spinning airplane just the correct point. In other market the fret part of are met is $1.390.308, the Kentuck- aruction had been applied rigidly Aug. 16 in a California 7anyon Temperirtures will average five ficers training whoa! Hop- propellor at Coldwater. Miss., weeds what Mr. Ayres has done year. $1295 Os said at and in the county and that farmers to eight degrees above normal. was confined by a tourist. Sierra County. Calif., is to arrive at what the correct The advantage to local tobacco kinsvale. They were International to a hospital for have generally been willing to authorities Aug. 20 charged Moth- Farmers are L. D. Miller, chairman of the iKentucky normal mean 74. Lou- Counselor W. Z. Carter, Deputy several weeks He wore a slide factors are for the proper curing obvious. Even with destroy the excess by one of the erwell with Mrs. isville normal extremes 86 and District Governor on his arm throughout Putney's mui•der of tobacc . supply these factors a fair cap more money would East Fork Clark's River Water- Yandal Wea- the cam- f flowing approved methods: II) 73). Continued quite warm wan paign. and the eal joined the hunt with under controlled conditions, and be made because of almost per- shed Conservancy Disrtict said ther, President -Joe Pat James, chopping,... down and into small ianation wide alert for Motherwell fect curing canditions that he was highly pleased at only minor day to day tempera- Secretary James Rogers and W. Shortly before the runoff to elminate all other factors. afforded fragments with a hoe. 121 diseirig on charges of fleeing California to by the controlled is th action of the Senate com- ture changes Rainfall totals will B. Moser. mary one his campaign work- The tobacco which is being ex- conditions. onto the soil. 3 chopping with a vary in scattered afternoon and ers at Hattiesburg. avoid prosecution le murder. perimented with this week is Houseburn would be practical- mittee. Miller hes spearheaded Bob Hue announced that the Miss., was hoe plowing and under. 141 rotary Motherwell was last seen wah ly eliminated by the new des:gat the drive to obtain a grant to evening thundershowers. but av- annual Lions light bulb sale will charged with merrder in the fatal type 35 one sucker. The experi- mower or other :horough and Mrs Putney AuiC 16. 1958. leaving and even wet telba carry out the program in this erage ,ver the state wilt be one be held again this year on Octo- shooting if a highway patrolman. ment started last Sunday and will ,cro brought in JITE a Marysville. Calif motel, accord- from the fields could be hung area. quarter inch or less ber 13. C onto n ued on Page Four (ren, In , tisi 1lok page) be carried out the remainder of up mirror, hook ing to the FBI. Motherwell 'old this week and all next week. and dried in the curing room. ly The Blond newernen Tuesday that it was A simple example of what air danger of fireIs practical- rawers. -completely new to me- that Mrs eliminated also. ,dock. Ayres is doing is to c.mpare h.3 Putney's emains were' found. He special room with a chicken Incu- Mr. Ayres said that severa', m has maintained he left Mrs. Pta- bator in wluols fertilized eggs aisl difterent designs would be .pro- $88" Little Dizzy But Astronaut Stands ney at Las Vegas. Nev. where She maintained in proper and known rvided from a standpoint of cyst Test so that was going to marry another man. conditions with heat, humidity and a farmer could install a tra'atem which would require wi- By CHARLES B. ENGELKE The astronaut said he felt no Is driven by one of the world's air closely controlled. tching, much as he has today, to TY JOHMSVILLE, Pa. (1.1PI)-"A pain and experienced the oppo- largest riaot(yrs. The type 35 one sucker tobacco TWINS BORN ON PLANE HENDON REUNION a system which is almost cam- little dizzy but not bed" was the site of weghtlesanet " felt ra- The caperule can accelerate Publisher Of Two was wilted in the field last week pietely automatic. way one of America's seven as- ther weighty." from a standing position to ap- and Sunday was placed in the Newspapers Dies •Locking far into the future JITES Cooper had un- prox:mately 180 miles an GANDER. Newt< oundola nd (UPI) tight, insulated room Ab-ut one tronauts -deicribed a four, hour Officials said hour Relatives of the late L. B. Hen- wife of Amer- electric eye could even be situat- "(light" into simulated orbit 150 derwent a ,pressure of 9 G's - a in seven seconds and can be At Age Of Eighty arAi.h an on will have open. house at the acre of tobacco is being handled ican airman ed over the smoke pots which bookcase bed, les from earth Tuesday. weight equivalent to nine times turned in any direction. repro- gave birth to twins home of Mr. W. B. Winche.ster, in the experiment although the aboard a Pan would active a spray in the event Finish discon- 'Leroy G. Cooper. Carbondale, the weight of his body - while ducing the tumbling effect that Aznorioin Airways RFD 5. Murray Sunday, August room will accomodate about three LEXINGTON (UPI)-John G. plane today only 30 sawdust Mares up. Cola., made trap and return- spinning around in a capsule on earth satellites go through. minutes be- 30th from 2 to 5 o'clock p. m. acres atoll, 80, editor and publisher of fare it landed here on a Londan Wet sawdust would be used ta ed in a specially built centrifuge the end or a 50-ro4 arm which Sat In Capsule All relatives by blood or mar- This is thought to be the first the Lexington 'Leader and presi- ti- New provide the senate in the case of designed to give the feeling of. Cooper dressed in a green York flight. riage are invited. time that such a large scale ex- dent sf the Lexington Herald- Pan dark fired tobacco. 1495° space flight in the first experi- coverall zipped up to the neck, American indentilied the- • Leader Co., abed-at-his home here mother Mrs. All tobacco men and tobacco ment of this type that newsmen sat down in the aapsule on a as Judy Anne Stiv4 today after a long illness. yes. growers are urged to come by were perreutted to witness. foam rubber paid designed to Stoll who had numerous busi- the Western Dark Tobacco Pack- Cooper described the simulated get the contours of his body An airlines spokcetnan said he ness and financial interests in received report from pilot Ra- ing Corparation building to %sew flight and re-entry as "very nor- and vsas strapped in. a Lexington. acquired the Lexing- and A. Ronnie Bell. 45. of this experiment It may be seen mal - the same as we have been During the "flight". Cooper Mas- Ike ton Leader, an afternoon news- Lands In on Thursday and Friday of this practicing the last few days." felt simulated firing of the rock- sapequa. N. Y.' that a passenger paper, in January, 1914. with a vi- week and all of next week be- et and going into orbit as well as "in labia anti bleeding bad- group af business associates. He ly." tween the hours of noon and as being subjected to the sen- bought the Heralr, a enuring pa- missionaries .:1 1:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. to 9:00 sations of the return trip to Two medical )OM per. in August. 1957. p. Weather 1 earth. the Seventh Day Adventsits m• The. Lexingtrm 'Herald - Leader Bonn, Germany Those interested can look at These sensations including the church, Dr. Clarence Ing and his Co... with Stoll as president and the tobacco besng cured and th Report simulated effect of a parachute avle, Isabel. were aboard arid principal stackhirlder, was in- they accomplished the deliveries complete arrangement will lOwNied Pram INIarecOMNNA opening at 60.000 feet, a second corporated Oct. I. 1953. to pub- incident. ft. MERRIMAN SMITH ri flies on to Brian for a five- explained. parachute at 15.000 'feet and the without 'WIN BEDS lish the two dailiess and the Sun- United Press International day visit, during which he will If successful, and indicati unpact an water while traveling All zones of Kentucky - Partly day Herald-Leader. "rF)NN. Germany (Mr -president make a quick trip to Scotland to are that the experiment is, then $76.50 it% at _35 feet per second. . Were cloudy, continued hot and humid A native of Lexington. Stall Eisinhiower landed at West Ger- call on Queen Elizabeth 11, hold designs will be forthcoming faan The astrouaut was strapped in with widely scattered afternoon was born Sept. 7. 1958 to the late many's capital city .f Bonn today down-to-earth diplomatic ta lks the TVA branch in the near fut- night-time thundershow- sn that he had the use of his each :Ed early Richard Pindell Stoll and Elvina to launch a historic nuclear age with Prime Minister Harold Mac- ure. 'Mr. Ayres pointed out that tonight anus. He haall to turn dials and las today, and Thursday. M. Stoll. He attended Lexington crusade for peace. millan and receive Spanish For- plans will not he available for and push buttons to guide his re- . High today Thursday 93 to public schools, the University of The man who led the allied eign Minister Fernilndo Mar ia the crap this year, but turn back to space as well as will Pro- LESSER 97, low tonight 70 to 75. Kentucky and Phallips Aacaderny armies .14 years ago to inflict on Castiella. bably be ready for next year's cornea fi rig err° - 'rockets which at Andaver. Mass. Germany the most crushing de- On Sept. 2 he hops ever to Paris st proof center Temperatures slow his re-entry to prevent burn- at a am. e.d.t.: He was a member of the Ken- feat in its history was welcomed to meet ing trp trim friction as he with French President aple _Louisville 76, B.,w1Ing Green 73. hit tucky House of Reprc'sente,tives back here in triumph today as earth's atmosphere. Charles de Gaulle in what may be - Covington 75. Paducah 71. London. in 1912. and was appointed to the free West's leader in the cold - other astronauts. Malcolm the toughest part of his mission ow '88.00 70. Lexington 75 and Hopkinsville the State Efficiency Commission war with Communism. Murray Hospital S. Carpenter, Boulder. Colo., and designed to weld together a solid 73 in 1924. He served as a United West German Chancellor Kon- Western front before laple Finish Alan B. Shepard Jr., East Derry, his meeting AO Huntington. W Va , 71. States Jury Carnmissionet. rad Adenauer, 83, and .most of his N. H., Watched the "flight" a- w.th Soviet Premier Nikita Khru- Monday's complete record tot - Active in Republican patties lovernment were on hand to greet long with the newsmen, alley Sept. 15. lots;: RJ1TE )Tobacco Caring Advisory for many years, Stoll frequently the President as he stepped from Ce4iper. Shepard and Carpenter Dramatic Meeting t on chest and Curing conditions have been fair signed declaration papers for his gigantic jet transport at Warm Census 49 together with John H. Gleen Jr , , to good with average relative hu- imminent members of that party Airport near here: The triumphal icceptron. given Adult Beds 65 Virgil I. Grissom. Walter M. midity around 70 per cent the last running for office. An estrmated 500.000 Germans the President here was dramatic Emergency Beds . la Schirra. and Donald K. Slayton, evidence w '166.00 few days. Since there will be no He was president of the 1,ex- lined the 19-mile route•from Wahn of the way the cold war Patients Admitted 2 coniprise the team of seven as-' has switched change in the weather, tobacco •ington Water Co„ from 1907 to to .Bonn and its nearby diplomatic the world's power Patients Dismissed 2 Walnuts assigned to Project Mer- ' fronts curing conditions likewise will not i„ 1926, and a varinus times was suburb of Bad Godesberg where since the destructs n of New Citizens 1 curs- with the goal to put a man change and will continue to be 'president of the Phoenix Hotel Nazi Gerrhany in 1945. Patients admitted from Friday Into space by 1981. :he Preadenr was spending the fair to good through Friday. If Cf I,. and the First National Bank, NOT A CANDIDATE - Adlai E. night at the U S. Embassy Resi- 9:30 a. m. to Monday 9:30 a. m. OF PE111-A huge crack The West Gormans see in Pres- you have tobacco in the barn. SIGN vice president . of the First and Stevenson, twice defeated dence Master Steven Jay Hale, 105 ' SIGN LANGUAGE HANDY ident Eisenhower and the U. S. In the cement core of the Haa- City National Democratic candidate for Fronetald, Linwoad, according to University of Ken- NIAGARA FALLS. N.Y. Bank, and a mem- Seven-Hour Meeting Penna.; Mrs. gen Dam in Montana is the tWit - reporters their main hope ultimately of twky agisnomists, you should op her of the board (If directors of President, talks to The President Secretary Mary J. Carr, Rt. 2; Mrs. H. T. cause for concern as officials Fire Capt. Martin Huopp assured and of breaking down Soviet hostility to the Security Trust Co. a on his arrival in New York Danner. 103 So. the barn _Jams mbrning and Gregory Cudz, 4R. a deafmute, pasition State Christian A. Herter will 10th.: Mrs. Nor- keep a 24-hour watch on the that from Europe. He reiterated German reunification. The Bonn close it about sundown to get the he held at his death. spend some 'even hours in con- man Lane. Box 414 College Sta- earth-alled dam which holds everything would be all right aft- that he would not seek the government staged a welcome here curing with this type of An ardent sports enthusiast, he ferences Thursday tion; Mrs. Lennts Ward, 214 best back 28 miles of water. Moun- er (hub collapsed in his home. Democratic nomination In with Adenauer. that reflected the unity hopes not weather. There is about a 20 to followed closely the athletic 1Woodlawn; Mrs.. Donald Starks tains in the Yellowstone Na- While his men operated an inhala-1 1960. Stevenson approved of Foreign Minister Heinrich von only of 51 million resurgent West per cent chance that tobacco tional Park area still tremble teams of the University of Ken- and baby boy, 415 Third Ave., gas 25 tor. Runpp calmed Gudz by using the exchange of visits between Brentano and other West German Germans, but also of the 17 mil- today will get wet before you days after the disastrous wary, and the. Cincinnati Reds. S. E. Calvert City.: Mrs. cut sign language he learned 40 years President Eisenhower and So- officialS lion Germans under Communist tomorrow. earthquakes on August Presson and baby bey, College can house it 17th._ ago I viet Premier Khrushcbev. On Thursday evening Eisenhow- Continued on Page "Two rule in the East. I Continued on Page Two

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iIPAGit '1 WO LEDGElli - MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26, 19,59 Boston at Chicago Mai9r League Only THE LEDGER game scheduled. & TIMES Standings The Giants And The White Sox Are Traveling PuBLISHEO by LEDGER TIMES PUBLISHING NATIONAL LEAGUE COMPANY, Tee. United Press International Eradicate- Prevent :onsoliclatioe of the Murree Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Teem W L Pet. GB I Puries-Herael, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian. Jaboagg San Francisco 72 53 .576 k, 1942 Team AMERICAN LEAGUE Different Roads MICE - ROACHES Los Angelese 70 58 But May 547 3'a Wind Up As Rivals W L Pet. GB Milwaukee JAMES C. WILLIAMS, 68 51 .544 4 TERMITES - RATS* PUBLISHER Cn rag° 75 48 610 By JOHN GRIFFIN Pittsburgh 65 62 .512 place Milwaukee Braves, w ho against Cincinnati as southpaw We reserve the right Clevelind 74 51 592 United Press International to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, Cincinnati 61 65 .484 11‘a downed St. Louis, 3-1, in 10 in- Bill Henry- picked up the win with fe Public Voice .tems New York 62 The Giants and White which, in our opinion, are not let sha 64 492 1441 Chicago 60 64 .4e4 Sox may nings. Also, the Chicago Cubs interest el our Baltimore Ilie well wind up 5Se innings of one-run pitching. readers. 6C 63 486 15 St. Louis as rivals in the dawned Cincinnati. 57 71 .44..5 16 World 8-6. In the Rocky Colavito belted two hom- Detroit 61 65 404 1a1,2 Philadelphia Series, but they sure are American NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 52 75 .44.18 21 League, second - place ers and Vic Power one for the 1511111 Kansas City 59 66 traveling different roads Monroe, Memphis, Tenn., 250 Perk Ave., New York; 897 .472 17 Tuesday Night's Remelts toward Cleveland ripped New York, 6-3; Indians K. M- Boston the promised land. as Cal McLish posted his P. Ave.. Chicago: $O Bolyston St. Boston. 57 68 456 19 Los Angeles 5 Philadelphia Washington downed Detroit. 3-1; 2 The Giants 16th win on a six-hitter over the Washington 51 74 408 25 San Francisco like to slug it out and Kansas City The Deitireitive Termite Entered at the Post 12 Pittsburgh 5 shaded Baltimore, Yanks. CGlavito's blasts gave him Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transinusaua as Tuesday Night's in a "big inning," as they did Results Chicago 8 Cincinnati in 6-5. 37 for FREE INSPECTION Second Class Matter Cleveland 6 New a 12-5 triumph over the year. York 3 Milwaukee 3 St. Louis I. 10 inns. the Pitts- Duke Snider and Gil Hodges, ILTBSCRIPTION Washington 3 Detroit burgh Pirates Tuesday TERMITES RATES By Carrier in Murraa per week 2W, per 1 Tonight's Resulat night to the two "old prcs" who are pacing Pedro Ramos, with ninth-inning month 85e In Calloway and Kansas City 6 preserve their 3E's adjoanine counties. per year, $1.58, ems- Baltimore 5 Sari Francisco at Pir-sburgh game National the Los Angeles attack, each help from Chuck Stobbs, gained ahem $5.50. Chicago 5 11.-ston League lead. Even 18 Insured - 4. 10 innings Chicago at Cincinnati -game win- whacked his 21st homer of the his 12th win for the Senators Over -Licensed lk ner Johnny Antonelli Today's Games Milwaukee at St. Louis got into the year to beat the Pails. Snider's the Tigers. Julio Becquer led ha WEDNESDAI - AUGUST 1959 Washington act with a two-run SAM KELLEY 26. at Detroit Only games scheduled. homer. was the 352nd of hi.s career. 11-hit support with two singles New York at Cleveland. mint But how about those White Sox, Thsragsg's Gamlen breaking his third-plact tie with and a run-scoring double. nesse PL 3-3114 Baltimore at Kansas - - who think a "big innin(- City, night Chicago at Cincinnati, night means Ralph Kmer on the all-time Na- The A's spotted the Orioles four Boston at a walk, a stolen IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Ch.cago, night Milwaukee at St. Louis base, a wild tional League list and leaving him runs, gradually caught up, and pitch. and a KELLEY'S PEST Thursday', Games Only games scheduled. sacrif,ce fly? behind only Mel then went ahead to stay when The Ott and Stan New School Buildings $130,000 Go-Go-Soxers gave a typi- Musial. Dick Williams' run-sc,ring single coNTROL cal performance as Planning Commission with Professional they caree Ray Boone. acquired recently for capped a two run ,ally in the from behind to beat Ten Years Ago the Boston pinch-hitting strength, delivered a seventh Inning. Consultation Today Red Sox. 5-4, in 10 innings nd run-scoring ninth - inning single Ledger & Times File maintain their two-game lead in that gave the Braves a 1-1 tie IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED the American League chase. That with the Cards and then Ed Ma- A dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. was merely their Max B. Hurt will be 30th one-run thews' double highlighted a win- Industrial Expansion , held tomorrow night victory so far this at 6:30 at the W0111016.S Club House season. ning two-run rally in the SHOES ltrth. NEED Sidewalks, Curbs and ! here. The dinner will Cash Gets Gutters be given by the First Methodist Homer ColavIto Belts Two Homers ;Church This time they Widened Streets In Some Areas in the form of .a farewell party for were "treated" Homers by Cal Neeman and - Nationally Advertised Brands the Hurts, to an early Iry who are going to Omaha, homer by rookie Noren led the Cubs' Continued Home Sanding -Nebr., where Mr. Hurt will Norm 11-hit attack ' carry on his position as Ci-sh. But they had only for Airport national treasurer of the WOW. four hits For Murray A houseboat off Frank Sullivan and belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Don Snyder trailed.‘ 4-2, City Auditorium !of Murray was robbed going into the ninth. Fight Results last Saturday night for the second Singles -by Al Smith time within a month and and Cash Family one-half, according to - the chased Sullivan and The Whole couple. then Jim Rivera and John Romano con- United Press International The McDaniel family, decendants tinued the -bombardment MEN'S WORK SHOES of Ella Shell and - with Flik.SNO. Calif. - Hobo) Preston McDaniel. met singles off reliever Carl Sunday. August 20, 1949, at the Mike Fornieles Olson, 176, • and home of Winston McDaniel, to tie the score. San Francisco. TKO'd Paris, Tenn.,-for a family George Kartalian, 175, Syracuse, INSULATED MURRAY LOAN CO. reunion. Chicago won - BOOTS in the 10th when N. Y. (5). 506 W. Main St. Telephone P13.2621 Attending the funeral of Lt. C. C. Hughes in St. Sherm Lollar waliad with two _ out and ally -If you want to save money on your "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Louis today are Mr. and Mrs. Nat Ryan Hughes, Goodman drove him TOKYO - Hisao Kobayashi, and horne with a daughter. Sarah Jane. and Mr. and Mrs. double. - 12444, Japan, stopped Little Cesar, Fall Shoes. visit the Dewey Nelson. The Giants, on Lt. Hughes, the other hand. 12P4. The _PhiliAmines. (5). _who was killed along with the crew of-i- missed seeming „ear' a bomber ratty-Uwe innings in the Solomon Islands in 1943, will be buried as they trampled USEFUL the Pirates for EAST PROVIDENCE. R. 1. - A ITEM ... in the Jefferstn Barracks Memorial Cemetery. Antonelli's 16th victory - tops in Tony Anthony. 179'2. New York, Factory Returned Shoe • Funeral services for John Thomas Mayfield, 84, who the majors. died unexpectedly at his stopped Bob Young, 1714s, Provi- home near Farmington Monday Dodgers Waif Phil. dence, 18). PLASTIC SHEETING night were held at 2 p.m. today In the National at the Antioch Church League, the see- Store of ,,nd-place Los Christ. Angeles Dodgers HOUSTON, Tex - Rcy Harris, 2-Feet to 40-Feet Width 100-Ft. Length whipped Philadelphia, 5-2, to stay 196. C'ut 200 East Main FRANK HARGIS a 'n Shoot. 'rex.. outpointed USED FOR COVERING ANYTHING half-ewe *ead of the Don Lavender. Box 252 CaKert third- Joe Bygraves, 204'2, England (10). Murray Hospital Ronald King, Benrowelarnes-I R. Harding (Expired) Rt. 1; Joe Ellis Pump & Pipe Co. from Page One) Pat Farley, Rt. 5; Mrs. Buena W. Feat • Mri Ju..et 304 Maple St. PLa za 3-2854 C. Hart. 804 Rose. 207 No. 5tth.; Mrs. Elmer , Wes- Main; Mrs. Charles Ham Shupe, Rt, 2, Stewart. Tenn.; I and Dan), boy, Rt. 1. Benton; Al- Mrs. L(anan Thorn and baby-' :red Yung. 406 No. THURSDAY 8th Mrs. - girl. Rt. 2. Calvert City.; Franklin l ow Salves -ter Paschall, Rt. 4: Carl B. Wells, Rt. 3; Mrs. Jack Cole and ' Ray. 404 S.. 9th ; Mrs. Purn biaby girl. 309 E. 14th., Benton. Nance. R1. 4: L. JJ. H11: , Hazel COMPARE Mrs. Ronald J. Housden. and by glri. Rt. 3. Hazel; Paul. Cos- OUR rizne Humphreys. 414 So. 12th.: Publisher. ONLY SPECIALS Mrs Mabel V 'el:a Hamlin. 1611 ,feeenurd from Page One/ HasmItcn; Gurrody Aran, 201 TIRES and PRICES 80. 13th.; Miss Edwina Cain. He was known by close at- One Table of One Table of 1707 W. Olive; Mrs. Bobby J. ,quairrtances to have helped many One Table of 4 YARD TAX PAID Tieckwell. Rt. 4; Mrs_ Tennie I young people get an education, Black 6.70 '13.95 Colours. 1603 Hamilton; Pate E.'especially at the university. MATERIAL MATERIAL White Latham. Rt. 2; Mrs. Lee Westford' Sted was a member nif the PRINTS DRESS 6.70 '16.95 and baby Grand Rivers; Lexington Country Oiub. the idle With Value to 98r per yd. Black 7.10 '15.95 Mrs. Edward Langston and baby !Hour Country Club, the Ita.qaoie Reg 79e Value Values to 79e yd. Rt. I. Benem.• Hunt Club the Newcomen So- EXTRA SPECIAL! LENGTHS White 7.10 s18.95 Patients dismissed from Friday o ty. Sigma Delta Chi pe ,fes- Special! Black 7.60 98.95 '• 30 ,s. m. to Monday 9:30 a. m. • nal juutrralawn fraternity. the EXTRA White Master Keith Bernard Prewitt Harding Memorial A.ceciation, Ref. Price $UM 7.60 '21.95 Spruce; Lee Frank Marti:. and the Keeneiand Club. He be- 59° yd. SPECIAL! White 8.00 - Lee Hotel; Mrs. Blanche Be- 'tonged to the &r aid Presbyter- / Special! 25.95 v. Plaza M /lel; Boudy Russell. :an Church here. per I No. 7th.; Mrs. Je.hnnie Jack publisher - The also was a pa- inch James' 71. RI. I. Dover. Tenn.; William '7.m of the Smithsosean Institete 2 yds. $1" 41.00 ea. 2'7' yd. Grill & Bumper Collie. 23044 Berdeno, Haete and was a life member of the k. Mich.; B. Wall Melugm. 1.inceln Legion of Honer of Lin- •i2 Sharpe; Mrs. Thomas Bell c, On Mern•eisil University of Her- Service d baby g.r1. Rt. 2. K:rksey: :agate. Tenn. rs. W. 0. Williams, Rt. 3; Or-1 He is survived by his wife, 312 N. 4th PLa za 3-5854 edo Magness. Rt. 3. Benton• 'Mrs Virginia Duncan Stoll; three ,rter Will.arn D. Nrchoks. Cal- .daughters. Mrs. T. C. Haydock of rt City: Mrs B:bby Ward and 'Cirw,nnati. Ohio; Mrs. FREE Edwina Free FREE DISHES ,ay girl. Rt. 1, Lynnville; Mrs.'S. deRoode of Lexington; and -nald Harvey and baby bey. Rt.1Mrs. Grover Sanders. Lemiaville; 2; Mrs. Gerald Myers and boby 12 grandchildren, and 23 great REGISTER THURSDAY y, 502 Ern: Mies Betsy Bla- grandchildren. TI1 We diwn; Donald Pat Funeral arrangements have not CUPS Murray Lumber Co_ :nc. "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" $35.00 SAUCERS 4 104 East Maple St. Phone PL 3-3161 ssorth of Heard The Good Noss? 6 INCH Now You May I save Borrow Back To School up to PLATES 4 regularly 1 2,000.00 at MERCHANDISE FIRST INDUSTRIAL Register Thursday From 12 for • • • Noon 5 p.m. 14.pay in small monthly Drawing at 5:00 O'clock payments suited to ywir COLLEGE budget. 44,1 Nothing to buy.... just register! You C AND do not have to be BEST OF ALL YOU present to win! Age limit, 6 years and tip. "I'm looking forward to a college ad 2ca- PAY ONLY lion, and I'm saving for it, too. I put part of my allowance into my own savings account, regularly. It really pays! Try it, and see for yourself." 6% INTEREST BANK of MURRAY The First Industrial Plan BELK - SETTLE CO. SAVINGS - LOANS OPEN ALL THURSDAYS E M E It F.1).1 204 S. 4th - Murray, Ky. Phone PL 3-1412 DAY MURRAY, KENTUCKY - el. •-•••weemir-,•••=•SomOlg•••••..

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iT 26, 19b9 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26, 1959 b&EOGSR & TIMM — MURRAY. KE.NTUCET PAGE ..a..aam...... THREE 1 bates? Call Lyndia Nicks, PLaza 3-4647 for further informaton. icate Prevent 8-23C Female Help Waisgfil OSTRUND ELECTROLUX SALES AND serv- :E — ROACHES SOMEONE TO KEEP TWO small MR. FRIENDLY ice. Contact C. M. Sanders, Box children in my home and MITES — RATS, 313, Murray, Kentucky. 8-2.8P do sows alp light housework. Call Mrs. Gene If you ion', mod REDEEM YOUR SAV-WAY st- Potts GY 2-3581 day or HY 3- ; Money-lbdt amps at the new Say-way re- 2648 night. 8-28C dal, up to 400 acres. Robert demption store in Mayfield, Ky. ilut remember us FOR Goolsby Real SALE Estate, Phone AD Now over 50 dealers in Murray If over you 5-3215, Greenfield, Tenn. 8-ZIP Services Offered I area. 8-26C LOST & FOUND BLOND AND BLACK COCKER LOANS TO $300 r t Spaniel puppies, males and fe- TELEVISION AERIAL. Call et, DEAD SINGER CLEARANCE SALE. STOOL REMONED FREE. New LOST: 3eatractivel'ernaita males. Six 3-5879, Robert G. Wilson. NOW HAVE NEW MASSEY - LADIES DIAMOND-band weeks old. See at 8-27C enstipt service. Tracks dispatched Singer qonsoles were $169.50 now EE INSPECTION Ferguson Hay Bailer - 12/12f wrist watch at South Side Cira- 1606 Hamilton, phone PLaza 3- by Sc o-way radia Call coiled only $139.50. New Singer vacuum USED TRUMPET. GOOD condi- bale. See Tommy Parker or Bill rarna entrance. Reward. Phone PL 1557. 8-26P Mayfield, Phone 433. It so answer cleaners only $39.50. Two used TERMITES tion. PhLne PLaza 3-3180. 8-27C Stubblefield. Phone PL 3-3187. 3-6421. 8-27C call collect Union City, '''ennessee, portables $69.50. Two used vacuum 4400 BOARD FT. LUMBER, wild 8-26C phone TV 64134L TFC cleaners $19.50. Four treadles. 'ma & Insured — cherry, well seasoned, also LEFTOVERS good $7.50 'Lid ZAG SEWING Machine wringer type washer. Apply 306 FOR RENT SAM KELLEY WILL PAY CASH 'only 5.59.50 cash. Used Singer South 16th for washer and for WILL CARE FOR A CHILD IN FOR YOUR ST. HELENS. Ore. (DT -Mate- equity in a small well Console $39.50. Contact Bill Adams, lumber call HE 5-4727. 8-26P NICE COOL ROOMS UM and my house while mother worka. located rials leftover from Pope and Tal- bone PL 3-3914 house in Murray. 201 South 13th, PLaza 3-1757, Mur- $8.00 per week. Twin beds, priv- PL 3-3327 after 5 p.m. 8-28( Write complete bot, Inc., lumber milt e are details to Mrs. ray. TIC BUSINESS LOT, WITH GOOD ate bath $5.00 each. Beale Hotel. Otis Reynolds, 113 being made into fertilizer at a LLEY'S PEST West OGara three bed room huuse, good loca- 8-26C • Street, Harrisburg, new pilot plant. tion, large lot. A good investment. Illinois. 8-26C ANY TYPE OF ELECTRICAL The firm is packaging 60 per CONTROL 3 ROOM A NICE TWO BEDROOM HOME UNFLII Si) Apart- Ls.UCTION SALE work. We are available 24 hours cent ground bark and 40 per cent ment. HAVE YOU on nice shady lot, good location, Hut and cold water. 414 N. RE,GISTMED FOR a day. Call us when you need us. peat moss mixed with ammonium Complete Dispersal Sale 5th. Call classes in Ballet, as furnace heat, two bedrooms PL 3-5550 between 9 a.m. AUCTION S A L E, SATURDAY, Tap and Acro- Dill Electric Co. PL 3-2930. TIC sulphate and iron sulphate. and 5 p m. 4',finished up stairs. Priced to sell 8-27C August 29th, 1:00 ?.-ain or shine, A 60 ACRE FARM ABOUT 8 miles south of New Ccncord, three FOUR ROOM MODERN APT.- miles west of Murray. turn South at Dunn's Store, onto See this Electric heat. Available Sept. 1st. A complete dispersal sale of the entire herd of bargain. black top I the Freeland's Mill 10ES Phone R. W. Churchill - FL 3- ONE 40 ACRE FARM road) then on main road 'o Mrs. H. H. Gannt will be Al3OUT 2411. 8-28C held or pedigreed, horned and I Brands — five miles west, good improve- R. W. 'Wilson's home near Blood ments, 3.1 acre tobacco base. Good UNFURNISHED APARTMFaNT 3 River Church of Christ. Will sell: poled Herefords. Cows with calves, springer cows, location. laaims bed steads and mattresses, sewing and bath. Tel. PL 3-3107 or bred and open heifers, bulls. Herd sires with such A NICE THREE BEDROOM home, PL 3-2534. 8-28P machine, quilts, straight chairs, . btick veneer, nice lot, night stand, end tables, wood good loca- famous 'blood lines as Rollo Domino 28th, Baca R. tion. The bat' btatirix aysterh. A taeater, dishes, - ccailting unm amily bargain. 1 wAitrED to Rift] elect:ic fans and lamps, battery Domino 33rd, Silver Knight, Zato, and Don Blanc- GALLOWAY Insurance and Real radio, yard chairs, wool rug, eight day wall clock, 100 year' old cabi- herd. One of the most outstanding ;HOES Estate Agency, Murry, Kentucky. 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, desir- herds in West net and muzzle loading gun, cake Phone PL 3-5842, Home PL 3-130 able location. Reasonable .t.,RAND Stand, butter molds, ox yoke, OPENING Kentucky. Selling due to land sub-division. 8-27C Call PL 3-1412 8:30 to 5 p.m.. ask coffee mills, musrarrhe cup, picture OOTS for Kenneth Crews. 8-28C frames, other glass ware, dinner 1952 CHEVROLET as TON stak:.. bell, cast iron ware, shot gun, ley on your Good tires, motor and Also Bain, a consignment of registered paint. Over- .1 WANTED wagon wheels, wagcn, cultivator, Hereford load springs, trailer the hitch. Clean new brick, fruit cans and dozen bulls of throughout. New battery, heater. Larry Domino and Baca Duke strains TRANSPORTATION of new items. Will _sell antiques NI511 wade. IRENE LINDSEV-S BEAUTY SHOP ssIs.to:--tos South lzth, by :automobile to San Francisco tree, anyone in Calloway or Hen- —ffota---Grge E. Overbey farms. More than 150 PLaza 3,3607. 3-27C ma:0nd September 15. Reference ry County or other places may 1660 Ryan Avenue PLaza 3-4360 Shoe reqUired. Mrs. them. Douglas Shoemaker, head of registered Hereford cattle to be sold. ed R. L. Wade bring PL 3- FARMS CONSISTING OF FEW 1511. 8-26C Auctioneer. FIC

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sale NK HARGIS I, Saturday, August 29, at 1:00 p.m. IAN WIN ritlIv[rmi iatio 2 to 4 p.m. • - im by PDMOND HAMILTON 0 um zat, Th• 1.•• r.i.LZi i.r•Vowd 1106=•Bella - Murray Livestock Co. OP CHAPTER 22 brute awa3, from him. T:- lit-' mention my name, that's all. Tell NLY Thol Orr talked with Pact of collision hurled him odt them yii Thrive a plan it wand O Kirk Hammond, and lent him of his seat and he crashed bit* beg yoti bod*.want to tell it yet." Murray, Ky. Telephone PLaza 3-5334 books and helped him to learn the brush. Quobba nodded. "I'll g:t them the written language. He got up to find that the ,on their toes. But Hammond you But Hammond ••• • suspected that dozer had run right over the I better look out. What you're go- NANCY Thol did so only by Ernie Bushmiller because of his mud-phoenix before its safety- ing to do tonight will make the deep scientific interest in Ham. °petrol stopped it others more hitter ligeinet YIN mond', survival from the Ofillant than ever." LOOK WHAT BUT I past of another planet. A few feet away the man who I had been caught by the phoenix "I know that," said Hammond, The others did not have enough k- ViS/Ae- MADE --- IT'S MY SUPPOSE and went away. Table of of that interest to counter-ba)- was scrambling to his feet, and •64/S/YA/14LEA,- OWN INVENTION -- THE ance their hatred. Hammond saw that it was Rab When the guard officer came through the bariack that evening Let them bate him, Hammond Quobba, fouled with mud and RUSSIANS slime but unhurt on his usual inspection tour, Ham- thought. They had a right to. enough to stand WILL SAY FERIAL Wait staring at him with an expres- mond stepped out and spoke to till his chance came, a THEY chance to pay back Thayn Mar' sion of peculiar embarrassment. "I have a request to make," he a to 79e yd. den and all the Vramen. A trai- "Hammond," he said. And then, INVENTED said, and saw that instantly the tor, was be, and a Vramen spy? "Thanks. I-" He stoppeO, swore, other prisoners turned to watch IT. FIRST He would ram that Idea down and came forwaee to grasp Ham- and listen.. KTRA their throats. mond'. hand. 'I've been a fool." "What is it, Hammond?" Holding to that grim deter- "I see," said Hammond harshly. "When I was sentenced to my mination Hammond brooded over "Because I happen to save your term here," Hammond said care- C1AL ! plans of escape as the days neck, all of a --Aden I'm not a fully, "the court told me that passed. No prisoner had ever got Vramen spy any longer." - whenever I was willing to co- away from this prison planet Quobba shuffled his feet and operate with the Vramen in their Kuurn. The great reason was the said ruefully, "I never did believe historical researches, my senteace Ut Po - Al weft •••••••• fact that few star-ships ever Cow N W %Mod ITANIAO, U. 70 yd. that, to tell you the truth. I was would be suspended. I ani now came here, and when one did just boiling mad because you let willing to do so. Will you notify come It stayed inside the barrier that Vramen wench wreck all our your authorities and also Thayn Of the spaceport area into which La' ABNER by Al Capp plans." Marden, the chief Vramen repre- prisoners could not go. tiammond stopped bristling. sentative at Earth?" .5S He kept running up against 1171k rtra r17- buT, I MUST BE WA-T-Ci-I "Well, you had • right to be," he The officer was a loyal servant F:Cf.SjotrF Vil-ATEVER k JUST A that Insurmountable obstacle J of said. And then suddenly he real- of the Federated Suns but he was AESSOLUTEl.3 IT, SIR- the force-wall, discarding this YOU DI(5 ROUTINE ized that nere was the opportun- a Houman and not without'Hoo- CERT-40N IT THAT'S uIs plan and that because of It, and I HAVE THE CRIMINAL, TO FANIO— TEST ity he had been waiting for, lie man prejudices. He stiffened a then suddenly he realized that he AND THE WEAPON WORKS— TChir,)r grabbed it. little and looked at .Hammond —A BLESS SIR!! alone of all the prisoners here did I'LLTEST "Quobba, listen. Would you and with unfriendly eyes. JIVARO SHRINKING have a way to get to a star-ship. the others escape from here and "Very well. I'll have a message 1GUN—1 IT!! I Soddenly everything was clear. BOY!' oF try for sent to Earth at once." / He thought out every detail In his Althar again, if you J could 7" When he had gone, Gurth Lund 0601 1 long lonely hours, and he had Quobba said, "We would." His and the others glared at Ham- plenty of them, until he was sure _ - mond. "So you're going to 'quit ort,,1 PS just how everything would go. eyes narrowed, became bright and spying and go back to your Vra- Then he realized that there vi.as sharp. "How could we?" men friends, are you?" Lund maid still another obstacle. "It'll take Wilson and all his liemmond did not answer. -It won't work unless people to help. They can run a the There was so much raw hatred others follow me," he thOught. star-ship, if we get our hands on lop of him in the room now that he "But they won't even listen to one. But they won't trust me. felt a single word would bring an :ERS 40 me. They'd think I was leading They'd follow you." explosion. • them into • Vramen trap." "What's your idea?" Hammond said, "There'll a The guard officer came back And there It stood. be • \ -ship coming three hours later. Weeks of labor In the star here soon-" '••• ••,. U & • _•• **op jungle "Your request has been granted we/ made Hammond hardy and sun- Quobba interrupted. "No. Not Co. •1.b. VA••••1 •••••1 t! by the Federated Suns officials at blackened and grimly for almost a month. The last accustomed Earth. Thayn Marden, represent- to constant loneliness. supply-ship was just here." Fie had ing the Vramen, will come at once learned to drive the power-dozers Hanunond smiled. "I can snake ABBIE an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Burma CH and was a ship come any time 1 to Kuum. She will interrogate taking one of them choose, along you, and If she is satisfied of your the edge of the jungle and not a supply-ship, either." to where sincerity you will be paroled." CHARLIE -PROMISE YOU'LL r DON'T WORRY-ME Thol Orr and his crew waited "Well," said Quobba, "go on. TAKE CARE "Thank you," said Hammond. THERE'S NO CALL OF ME. 1- rm SO AND SUE'LL SEE 11;3 IT for the replacement vehicle, I'll listen." To when The officer left. ALONE AND YOU— YOU'RE THE YOU'RE WELL TENDED - he heard a choking cry Ii. listened, and Hammond SHIVER NON,PHOE BE --WE'RE from In- There was a strained silence. ONLY HUMAN BEING I CAN side the brush. talked, and the Vegan's face got SAFE AWAY FROWi THAT 1011 Hammond started toward his --- SAY TES 11 The yell was cut off. But 'there longer and longer, and when SKIPPER, AND - room. Fie looked at the faces of YOU WILL had been In it a quality Hammond stopped he shoo:c his of des- his fellow-prisoners as he went, perate appeal that head. made Ham- and he thought that he would mond swing his machine "It won't be easy. And around you'd be have to take care every moment and send It crashing into the taking the biggest share of the now. brush. risk." He was silent a minute-ano He thought that he would be A cold musky taint "But hit his nos- then he said, it might work." lecky if he was still living when trils and then he saw ahead the "Will you go along with It?" that star-ship came. big-shelled black mound of a Quobba grinned. "I'm a star- deadly mad:phoenix. The gro- man. I never did take to grubbing Ata, tesque paws were just drawing in the dirt. What do I do?" The star - ship arrives. and a men • • •••••••-- 414" In. "I'll start things moving right Thayn !Harden with It. as •-•••••., Hammond rammed the heavy away," Hammond said. "You talk "Man Who Missed the Moon" l (id] C C dozer right at the WI141• • (7./ thing, aiming to the others, get them ready to reaches a stirring ellmat here to miss the man Out follow you in at..se 010.- N V* knock the a break. Just don't tomorrow. C••• 111551, Ir•••••i.1•• - _ -

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Miss Linda King Mrs. Nelson Garland FOR THE LOOK THAT MEN'S SEE LARGE oda' Classed* BELK-SETTLE'S S Party Honoree At Honoree At Shower REFLECTS .... see the SELECTION OF 100% 1Veek NEW Monday. August 31s1 Kirk Home Tuesday Given This FALIZESTITS Garland. the former The Lotte Moon Circle of First Miss Linda King. bride-elect (.4 Mrs. Nels n New FALL SUITS Wool Flannel Furgerson. was guest ot Bapist WMS will meet in the Mr. Gene Parker. was honoree at Marian by noacellaneous shower Rockingham home of Mrs. Purdorn , Outland, a morning party in the home ,4 honor at a See the new Vanguard Kirk, Payne Street, given by Mrs. G. R. Searfos. Mrs. Fall Mrs. Ed Frank Suits 113 North 10th Street at 7:30 in by Griffon Mrs Rupert Worsted in the newest the evening. The new officers for Tuesday at 945 am. Hoetesaes- Guy Billington arid 100'71 Worsted Woo11— Ili- new Eiectric I Stop in and try the Aussie Cloth of fall colors. next year will be f, the pre-nuptial occasion were Parks, at the Murray styles and the installed. Suits by Griffon. This 100c-, Aus- the colors. Large selection Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Charles allason Suit that is Famous of sizes. Gaatand - tralian worsted fabric comes in Regulars, longs, shorts. LIFTS Baker. • -FOr the oreaston, Mrs. — for Long Hard Wear! Tuesday. Septesaber 1s4 _vat!! A sparklinz splection atithudes, stouts, long stout and short stout. The Jessie Lociwick Circle Of The honoree chose for the paray- ware 4— presented al Charcoal, Cambridge-Charcoal the College Presbyterian Church a trousseau frock of red arid a jacket She was including black. corsage of red rose buds by the Brown and Blue will meetawith Mrs. Jessie Rogers white featuring large puffed sle- The newest eves and a full skirt. Her gift hostesses. Special! colors and styles An her home as hostess. Mrs. Mar- $45 $34"& $39 95 for wedding belts were' hurl:. fall! ion Youns, will give the devota n ciasage was of pale yellow mums. White The heatesses presented Miss ,ver the gift table with white only $5750 and Mrs. Rogers has charge at The Sporting Thing extending to the the program. King a g:ft following the reading anan streamers To Do! miniature beia MEN'S only $29 of a humorous paem by Mrs. gifts. Clusters of add a 95 Baker. and lay of the wailer were used A Complete New Selection the table. RAYON & DACRON The guest list included Mes- at vantage points on Rocksport MEN'S aames Lloyd Jones. Al Kipp. H. The tea table was covered with Of — WASH 'N WEAR — vs I. Humphreys. Gene Landolt, Hill a calite linen cloth and the decor- LONG SLEEVE Solomon. Howard Olila. V argil ations hcluded an arrangement of SPORT Harris. Earl Steele. Cecil Fats. pink and white flowers. Fall Open . 630 • Stao laMeS A. Parker. James Blalock. Presiding at the punch bowl 3,11 McDougal. Groover Parker. was Mrs. John Ryan and Miss Flannel SPORT Earle Garland. Robert Miller. Mrs. Annette Parks served cake. Lots COAT (airy Kina and Misses ataratia and mints. TONITE & THURSDAY J,..rtes.' Edwina Kirk, Master Billy Games Were played and prize Top Coats To Your Wardrobe the %aline:a tvh, aie Moaugal, the hostesses and were awarded to See The New SHIRTS :he honoree. presented them to Mrs. Garland. In the newest styles and shades PANTS Large selection of patterns The guest list included Mes- for Fall! Hopsack Blazers Dunn. Foreman In Large Selection of dames Herbert and colors in drip-dry cottons Bridal Shower Graham Callie Barnett. F. S. - Only - Styles and Colors! if Given At Goshen Furaerson. E. F. Settle. Olaa BrOWn. John Ryan. Beate Out- only $3995 Methodist Church land. Ace McReynolds. J H. Thur- $2500 Special! $1.98— Ryan Hughes. Welts r‘th ML" GLENN'FbBD The Goshen Methodist (...1surch man. Nat 5 $498 to $1098 rdona Ray Munady. Hugh Melu- •-•• ers 29.95 & 34.95 -‘*:_--"Ille---scerte recently of a bride RiWert -Sthath. /4317.1r Lauri MEN'S _ IMITATION hawer in honor of MLSS Linda gin. McC,onnell. L. A. Moore. Nang. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MEN'S LONG SLEEVE GENERAL Oliver Cherry. Hum- MEN'S MEN'S Oury King. Mesdames Key. L. E. Fisk, Walter -1111111MilirfAINA Hostesses were Mrs. Groover phreys WASH 'N WEAR Ira Douglas. Gordon Moody, Cisarallowe Parker. Mrs. Jim Suiter and Mrs. Miller. Harld Marvin. Luther Nance, Fur Felt GINGHAM limes Parker. Dress All Wool Lassiter. C C Farmer. Mau- Mrs. King was attired in a Price rice Cram. Hazen Miller. Verne — FRIDAY ONLY! — Wart tailored Junior dress and Kyle. H. B. Bailey Sr. Charlet .yore- a gin eczaage cif red canna- rt Coats RIG Shirley Kilgore. Betty The gift table . was decorated Misses - SHIRTS Rita White, Ara FEATURES centerira Carol Lassiter. HATS %soh a m.nature bride nette Parks. Dorolyn Farmer. Pam •he gifts. The table was covered by Wings A large new selection Dale Paschall, Carmen! aith a yellow cloth. Mahan. by Champ * P-L-U-S * Susan Munday. in new styles and Pnit 1 em o na de. sandwiches. Vanning. in Broadcloth and Oxford Cloth • • • • shades for faILI_ The Newest in Styles and tackles and potato chips were WASH 'N WEAR Reg. - Longs • Shorts shades! -.erved by the hostesses. Miss Il'allis And Games were played wan prizes awarded to the winners. " Mr. Stout Given The guest register was kept by Steak Supper $335 and $398 only $1995 Mrs Sinter. On Saturday night. August 22. Attending the party were Meg- at 4:00 p.m.. M113 Lynn Halts -tames Kathryn Walker, Ernestine entertained at her home with a Triiby Cunningham, Ag- For a Brand Name Venable. steak supper for Carolyn Walls MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S nes Watson. Ruth Wilson. Agnes and Carl M. Stout Jr. Direct from WS M arright. Geraldine Brewer. Dons The cl.nner was served buffet Long Sleeve Suburban Coat FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM all J nes. Lucille JotleS. (Jury King. style frarn a table centered with on _Miens Hale. Irene Ray Altie Locit- GRAND OLE OPRY a miriature bride and groom doll See oe and .aiss Barbara Hale. surrounded by yellow calysantne- UNDERWEAR he • • S. • Sox mons and daisies.. An arrargement Sport th Bride-Elect Is of yellow murris wall placed in UNDERSHIRTS Sc SWEAR! the center (if a 1, ng banquet RUGBY Co111Plitllented With table, with flowers streaming down th of by Household Shower The full lenin of the center Camp ne the table. 494 bt Mn E McD ugal was noress SHIRTS dinner. Miss Hahs pre- bi, recently it a household srdwer After COATS sented Carolyn and Carl with a complimenting 'Men Linda K.ng, lamp as a wedding gift Cl bride-elect of Mr. Gene Parker. floor In solids, stripes, plaids and In MEN'S BRIEFS from her family. Stretchie and Argyle The party was given at the Mur- Guests attending t h e supper ee -ay kaectric buialing at 7 .10 in heather tones.- Famous Burnish were: Misses Nancy Outland. Sam- 69.P US the even.ng. my Jo Wilkerson. Metiers. J.rnmy Punch and cooties were served Futrell. Ed Carroll and lrels Tones from a table overlaid with a Stout. Mr. and Mrs Tammy Rush- Men's Boxer and Gripper lavender cloth and featur.ng, a ing and Mr and Mrs. than Pugh. large floral centerp.ece in pink The hostess and the $398 and lavender, the party colors • • • • $1695 to $2750 Shorts 690 The &ea- maze Was presented to $1.00 Mrs Ray Herndon. Cutchin-Hutson F.r the party Miss Kin: chose When nfoosing proper informal attire slacks should be a. lavender batiste outfit and she I'meis Repeated MEN'S UNDERWEAR BY STEADMAN — THE SAIL wore a lavender and purple mum an accent, not In Birmingham an after thought! WHITE UNDERWEAR! .eirsage. a gift oL the hostess Mr. and Mrs s W illfam Oscar Mrs. L. D FloTa presided at the Hudson. Birmingham, announce tro. WEAR guest register. marriage of their daughter. Miss MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS 79e Guests were Mesdames Airrous Betty Hudse%ri. to Mr. George Steele. 'Hay He-ndon. Opal Bur- Stanfill Cutehin. son of Mrs. Car- tor. .Jarnes Parker. Rollie Myers. lisle Cutchin and the late Mr. MEN'S GUARANTEED BRIEFS 89e Everett Massey. (Jury HUBBARD Kir.g. L. La Cutchin. SLACKS. $12 to $1595 ••••••• 95 Flora. Ann Vaugrit Cec.1 t tts. Bishop Bachman Hodge perform- Earl Steele. .Brent 'lawns ceremony Tuesday at noon MEN'S BOXER & GRIPPER SHORTS 11.00 ed the New silicone' treated worsted flannels. Colors of ldeldames Mark Thornamon. in the chapel of the 'First Metho- amnia Odell Williams. Shirley Green- dist Church of Birmingham. MEN'S WHITE & COLORED Spo,sorsd on field. Ferrel Miller. Clyde ayteele. The bride wore a white lace charcoal, char brown, cambridge and burnish tones. TEE SHIRTS '1.00 RADIO and TV ' Maude Steele. George Dowdy. lion drew. street tenon. and a smaii by Parker. Hugh Waldrop, Palk white _feathered hat. One large MARTHA WWITE Steele. Ewa Garland. Elia. Pas- rose encircled with stephanotis MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S GENUINE MEN'S chall. Herman C. Lassiter. Harley formed her MI LLS and green leaves ALL WOOL ARGYLE Robertaon. W. F. McCi_e and bridal bouquet. BKuLnKity Misses Susan Williams. Riay tins Mr Cutchinal brothers are Wil- Felt 'and Sharon Steele. liam Cutchin and Phil Cutchin of N. Tuscaloosa. He is on the faculty Flannel • • • • HATS SPORT Tobacco ... SPORT SOX (Continued from Page PANTS for Fall in .ffeetve methods. Charcoal - Char Sox ENDS Mr Fufton added. amain fanners Brown and Cambridge by B. V. D. destroy the Wool and Fur Tit SPECIAL! NOW! THURSDAY have been ready to New Fall Colors! light excess this year as soon as the and Dark Tones for Fall ASC representative could visit the THE FUNNAEST IDEA EVER MAKIN; A MALE INTO A MATEI farm and this cooperation has $998 & $]Ø98 rontributed materially to effective $398 to $598 DAVID/ SHIRLEY administration of the tobacco pro- 59 79 NIVENI MacIAINE gram" GIG YOUNG Next... (Continued from Pate One) The ea:aura:0 was a littler One BELK Oa, even t haven both Eta rnett and - SETTLE CO. METROCOLOR • • Gartin are members of the segre- gationist Citizene Council and OPEN ALL both pledged a militant segrega- DAY THURSDAYS MURRAY, KENTUCKY tion Whey if elected.