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nited Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, June 20, 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 146 11•1•••••••••.....b ity Council Meets In Short Northens Now I Murray Hospital Friday's complete record follows Open Here On Census...... Fulton Included outine Session Last Night 'Adult Beds 65 Emergency Beds 9 Patients Admieted 2 Council met last maining vehicles owned by the The City Court Square Patients Dismissed 3 city that are not marked in some ight in a meeting which lasted New Citizens 0 In TVA Service nly one and one-half hourse Patients admitted from Wednes. general business of the The council voted to purchase The 9:00 a. m• to Friday 9:00 a.. m. a tractor drawn mower at a cost ity was conducted with one oar Arthur Franklin Allen, Box of $400 from Stokes Tractor and inane° being passed. 422, So. 2nd.; Miss Vicki Jo Bran- ATE .'tayor Ellis reported that city Irrealenient Company. The mower don. 1632 Miller; Mrs. Btea-h will be used for grass cutting in Senate department vehicles would Area; LPt Fikbeek, Rt. 2, Benton; Mrs. Bur- words areas such as the city park. stenciled with the nett K. Farley, 503 Chestnut; City Clerk Stanford Andrus 'reet department, Murray, Ken- Mrs. Orbie Culver, Box 84, Dex- re- reported collection thus far from 'FU L'I'ON ( UPI ) — M ern.bers passed six leeks ago, were spe- ,oky". These are the only ter; Mrs. Bethel Richardson. 1007 privilege licenses, auto stickers, of Fulton's electric plant board cificarly asfded to the modified Poplar; Mrs. Earl Futrere Rt. police court, parking meters and were jubilant today following bill. The bill also kept Paducah 6; N. N: (Buddy) Ryan, 1203 P000 Last Civil War sale of cemetery lots amounts to v.ord from Washington Friday Princet an and Glasgow in the Olive; Miss Cynthia Ezell, Rt. 2; about $52,000. Collections from that the Senate Public Works TVA service area, as did the Veteran In Fight Mrs. Clatis Reed and baby girl, these sources last year for the Pictured above are officers and members of the Women of Wood- Committee had inciluded the city House. Rt. 2, Calvert City; Mrs. Noble Life entire year amounted to about craft Court ef Murray, presenting a water cooler to the Murray in the Senate version of the Ten- For His Reed, Jr. and baby girl. Rt. 6 $73.000. Hospital. Presentation was made to Mrs. Betty Denham. R.N., by nessee Valley version of the Ten- The hill makes the geopraphl- Benton; Charles A. Johnson, Rt. DOUSTON, Tex. MPS — The na- Privilege licenses this year have Mrs. Grayson McClure, Empress of the Court. The presentation nessee Valley Authority self-fi- cal service area to which the Alm°. Norman D. Hale, 1313 • tiffs last Civil War veteran. 116- brought in $23,850 50 while last was made to Mrs. Denham, nurse in charge of the 3.00 to 11:00 nancing bill. agency is limited flexible so that Poplar: Mrs- Daniel and baby in cities on its boundary can hope year old Walter Washington Wit- year the total figure was $24,- shift, the absence of the Hospital Administrator Mr. Bernard The c martinet, Friday approv- girl, 132 Orchard Heights; Fayet- future hams, fought for his life in an 572.00 Harvey. ed a modified bill to allow TVA to be Included at some te Houser. 301 No. 13th.; Benton; oxygen tent at the home of his Others pictured above include Mrs. Modelle Talent, Mrs. Walter to issue its own bonds to finance date. auto stick- Master David Dee Provine, Ha- Sen. John Sherman Cooper R- daughter today. This year, thus far, Hill. Mrs. John Simmons, Mrs. Glenn Wooden, Mrs. James A. power projects. $14.711.84 zel. a of Public Williams contracted pneumonia ers have brought in Parker, officers and members of Court No. 728. The new water Fulton and Conticello, which Ky., member the for all of last Works Committee, messaged the two weeks ago. He appeared to while the total Patients dismissed from Wednes- cooler is located on the second floor of the hospital. were .enitted from the House bill to $18,4.S2.92, electric plant board here, "I am be improving but suffered a re- year amounted day 9:00 a. m. to Friday 9:00 a- m. Com- R. Yeatman Northen lapse Friday. He was in critical The city council Police glad to inform you that my a- mittee will work on regulations W . T. Doherty (Expired) 919 mendment to include Fulton in condition at the home of his Northens reaoy to wear store Legion Team To for, the police and firemen of Sycamore; Muss Debra Lee Cope- the TVA area was adopted by daughter. Mrs. Willie Mae Bowles, opened this morreng sn the south- I - Buddy Ryan city as pertains to retirement Rt. 1, Ben ton, Harry Host Benton Team the PtIblic Works Committee.- . eIey. qk court square, land, east corner of the the bill including . Fulton has • he death of Jahn Salting, in age. and other standards. ruedJenkins. 509 Ni. 4th.; Master - - — next door to Stalls Market.. hospital on James David Heineken No. 18th.; been reported favorably to the a Kingsport, Tenn.. iS solely owned aud The Murray American Legion The council passed an ordi- The store Dies Early Senate and I have no doubt that as the Master Charles E. Banner, Rt. March 16 left Williams cancerning two operated by Northen who came team 's-el be hest to the Bentan nance last night Earhart, Rt. 3, Dover, it will pass the Senate." last living symbol of some four- -in-Rock, 3; Calvin American Legi.in team tonight alleyways' which are contained to Murray from Cave Rep Frank A men who fought the bloody Tenn.; Mrs. Mtn Canup, Rt. 1, at 7:30 at Stubblefield D- million within the land owned by the Illinois Where he also operated the Murray High the nation Harden Mrs. Alfred Murdock, This Ky. messaged "Congratulations Civil War that split one-half Morning School diamond. Murray Manufacturing Corpany. a store fee eleven and Mayer Nelson Tripp. and to a century ago. and baby girl Murdock. Rt. 1,' to nearly The plant owns all the land be- years. Confederate soldier. Mrs. Grady Earhart, Rt. 3, Dover, Renters is considered a tough Ward Johnson, Clatide Williams Williams, a East Main and the Buford Mr. Northen said that he had would tween Tenn.; Dewey Jones, 11-1 No. club hav.ng beaten highly re- Jr.. Patti Weatpheling and Rodney predicted six years ago he North Sec- been searching for a good loca- branch which crosses 10th.; Mrs. E. A. Lyons, Box 97, J. N "Buddy" Ryan passed garded Paducah Tilgham twice Miller, and to the people of Ful- be the last living survivor. He North tion for a store for the past two ond street. and between Dover, Tenn.; Mrs. Louie York, away this morning at 6:00 o'clock this week Such famiear names ton on the success of your efforts particularly wanted to sutlive the fight of years and chose Murray because Second and the railroad Rt. 2, Benton; Rothe E. Kelley, following a stroke on Thursday as Joe Dan Gold. Kenny Peak to date as evidence by the Sen- let Union veteran and did. Al- of the he "wanted to move to a pro- way with the exception 406 So. 4th.; Mrs. Autry Miller, night. His death came at the and Ray Cahran star on the ate Public Works Committee ac- bert Woolson of -Duluth. Minn., gressive community." Mr. ,North- concrete street which runs north 1, Lynn Grove; Miss Anita Murray Hospital. Benton squad tion on the TVA Bill." the nation's last surviving Union many Rt. off of Faet Main street and the en said that he had met The Fulton civic leaders went died two years ago. Kay Cromer, 817 No. Main Bent- Mr. Ryan had been in ill health soldier, location of the Murray Wholesale of the people of Murray and was Murray fans are urged to come last Nov. 14. on; Mrs. Jack Cain, Rt. 2; Reed for some time after he suffered to Waehington recently to ask Williams was 116 company. well pleased with the general at- out and the Grocery Wilson Gay, Rt. 1, Hardin; M75. a stroke while in Florida. support local team that Fulten and nearby areas be He is blind and has been bed- mosphere and prcgressive spirit Flora Rudd, Hardin; Mrs. John- Survivors inciude his wife, and see a good game.. included in the service area. ridden for several years. The ordinance eliminated the of the town. ny Parker, Rt. 5; Mrs. John Ri- Mr. Faye Ryan; a daughter Williams was 19 when the Civil alleys, if they existed at ell and Mr. and Mrs. Northen live in ley Burkeen, Rt. I, Alms> Miss June; and one son Nicky; two War began in 1861 He joined gave up the city title to same. Circarama subdivision with their Vickie Jo Brandon, 1632 Miller; brothers Frank Ryan and Charles Gen. John B. Hood's Fifth Cavalry The entire area will be covered two children Ned who is enrolled Mrs. James Melton, 514 E 12th., Ryan, both .af Murray. The Story Of Peanuts, The at Corinth. Minn . as a "forage- by facilities of the stove plant. at Murray State and Paul who Berdah; Mrs. Thomas A/ern and He was a member of the first master" when he was 22. Teo Clayton Thitirma.n was named to wile enter Murray High School. baby boy, Calvert City. Methodist church. The funeral was the forerunner of today's Wellis has held the position for Both Mr. and Mrs.. Northen VIOLET Wallis on the will be held an Monday after- Comic Strip, Not The Plant quartermaster. replace Gingles have always been active in chur- Violet is a sprtnghtly little girl noon at 2:00 reclack at the church Williams was in action only Murray Electric Power Board. ch and civic affairs. Mr Northen wile looks — and somenrites acts with Rev. Paul Lyles and Rea. once He recalled he was with eight years and the term is end- chairman a the Scholar- Yanks Defeat Reds, if she's carrying a world of was — as Walter Miachke officiating. "Your city is full of peanuts!" found time to draw comical Rebels who ambushed a group of ing. ship Award Committee for the knowledge in her head. Sadly, yet Cards re Victors Burial will be in the city ceme- Now a statement like that might sketches of amusing little young. Yankees one morning and killed Aluminun Corporation of Ameri- 4 with a warm feeling of superior- Police Chief Charlie Marr re- tery not s, unsi altogether complimen- sters and their distinctive react. about 100 of them. ca plant at Rosiclaire, 'Minors. ity, she looks upon Charlie Brown ening Monday a Mr Ryan was well known in tary, unless you happened to be inns to life. Once back home in we ever need no ported that beginnang ''I don't think The recipient of the award this as a hopeless case. She's one of in !he peanut-vending business. Minneapolis again, he began draw- 17 after concerted effort will be made by business circles and was an ex- war." he said on March year will enter Murray Sties. The Yanks defeated the Reds the three girls who add spice to two to enforce the city auto tensive land owner and real ing -column panel cartoons for the denth of Salting. What caused city Cortege. Mrs. !earthen was house 2-0 and the Cards trounced the PEANUTS, the mirth - provoking ordinance. estate owner in the city and magazines. and sold several to the e $8004) ours' Well. the North wanted to !ticker ntrrsinig chairman for the Red Athletics 15 to 7 in Little League strip in the Ledger and comic county. For many years he wa, Saturday Evening Post and other Zee the Negroes and had to whip Cross at Cave-In-Rock. games last night. beginning Monday. Tickets will be issued for vio- Times in the business of purchasing periodicals He also got a job as uth to do it." The store will carry items Don Faughn pitched a no hitter lators, he said. He also reported and selling hunting dogs over instructor at the same Minneapolis A Yankee reporter once asked all members of the family against the Reds. He struck out that vacant Iota about the city for the natien art school at which he had been him what made him live so long. Mr. Northers said. Some of the 13 and walked only four batters. Senator Ed Warinner are being cleaned up. He said Fnends may call at the J. II a correspondence student some Williams replied: "Don't eat so lines are Mojud hosiery, Kaiser Johnny Rose was the big gun for that the police department would Dies Of Heart Attack Churehel Funeral Home until years before. and move to Texas." lingerie, Esquire sox, Fortune the Yanks in hitting his fire much continue to press the clean.ing of thi funeral heie the year Ricky Tid- In 1949 he sent a bundle of the lots so that the city would pre- shoes for men, MarteD dresses, home run ,f ALBANY ten — State Sen. Ed moccasins losing pitcher al- panel cartoons to United Feature Dodgers sent a clean appearance to the Textan belts, Textan well was the P. Warinner. 49, Albany banker Indians And Stevens work- showed only three hits. Syndicate an New York. , for women, Levis, though he and former farmer and motel will also carry out six batters. Ronnie Mrs. J. A. Miller "My wife end 1 kept our fingers Are Pony Winners clothes The store He struck operator, died at his home here Dennis Taylor was compliment- shoes, ladies casuals, and and Guinn Jones collected crossed. wa:ting for the reply." work Hutson this morning of a heart attack. Dies On Friday League sew action by Mayor Ellis and several lines will be hits for the Yanks. he says. "And when the syndicate The P ny ed other items. Other the other Warinner was released from a with the Indians and councilmen on the manner in Mr. Northen said Caldwell and Steve Chad- wrote that they would be interest- „least night added this fall Jerry Glasgow hospital this week after • Dodgers emerging as winners. which the city park is being "We are pleased to be in Mur- wick led the Cards over the A's ed in seeing my funny youngsters an illness of two weeks. Mrs. J. A Miller passed away Indians marked up 15 runs operated, and the initiative which ray." Mr. Northen said, "and we with three hits each. Charlie developed in comic-strip form, The His wife. Josephone. won the on Friday at her home in Meson, hits while the Phils got ha, been indicated by Mr. Tay- invite-, the people of Murray and Warren was the winning pitcher rather than as single panel car- on 19 Republican nomination for statc Tennessee, at the age of 75. Charles M. Scholz runs in the first game on 9 lor Calkaway County to visit us at giving up nine hits and striking toons. I really got excited I had eight auditor in the May 26 primary Survivors include one daugh- their earliest opportunity". six. Cecil Garland. the losing But the man who said it, a tall, already developed some definite hits out election. ter. Miss Robie Miller of Apison slammed two doubles pitcher. and Steve Sexton hit quiet-spoken artist by the name little characters that I thought Boggess Warriner had announced for the She also has a number of neph- two singles for the Indians Is New runs for the Ale, and each of Charles M. Schulz, wasn't re- would make a good daily strip. and Joe Dill home GOP lieutenant governor nomina- PW5 in Calloway County. J. Adams connecting for three hits. Carl Roberts ferring to the kind of peanuts go I drew them up and left for with Generally Fair clu tion but withdrew from the race The funeral will be held or. singles. W. Adams one dou- harlie Warren banged sut you eat. He meant little folks, New York" three Drive-In Manager and to suppsrt his wife's candidacy. Sunday at 3:00 p. m. at the and two singles. and Watson Weather Forecast two Is apiece for the Cards. youngsters. ble He had served eight years as South Pleasant Grove Methodist It was a nasty, rainy morning getting a double and two singles. Reds .... 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 state senator from the 16th Sena- Church with Bro. Walter Hill "Peanuts are the grandest peo- when he arrived in New York, For the Phils D. Danner knock- Yanks .. ..10010 x-230 (6 torial District, composed of Wayne. orfeciat.ng. ple in the world," he explains iind to keep his drawings dry he • two doubles and Patterson two United Press International ed Russell, Cumberland and Monroe Nephews will act as pallbear- "Your children are peanuts; and tucked them under his coat and singles. The approach of summer prom- 2 30-7 912 counties. ers. Friends may call after 9:00 so are mine. They're delightful, hurried to the syndicate office • .• winning pitcher was W. A's 2 0 0 The ised generally fair and pleasant i"clock on Sunday morning at lovable, funny, irresistible a n d without pausing for breakfast He and the losing pitcher D. 12 4 Adams weather across the nation Satur- Cards 3 0 1 0 11 x-15 the J. H. Churctull Funeral wonderfully unpredictable I really was so early that none of the I that Danner day, Baby Suffocates H. the Dodg- me. hate to eve them grow out of the staff had arrived for the day. so In the second game Scattered; afternoon and even- owed hits and In Plastic Bag peanut stage " he left the drawing with the re- ers got 15 runs on nine ing fhundershowers were fore- from on the run ceptionist and went out to eat. the Orioles blanked cast for the Rockies, western por- Faces Involuntary Charles M. Schulz should know. hits. PENDER. Va (UPI) — A 3- While he was gone, the editors Dior'. department with three tions of the Plains and south- Hies the creator of "Peanuts." the Rowland got Manslaughter In month-old girl suffocated in her arrived, and the receptionist gave For the Dodgers ward into Oklahoma and Texas comic strip being distributed to got one double bassinet Friday night when her them the samples. They looked two sin.glee. Sykes and as far west as eastern Ore- i Drowning Of Two newspapers throughout the world Hutson col- head became entangled in a plas- them over, and by the time Schulz eand one single and gon. sby United Feature Syndicate Inc.. IS .. . • single. tic bag covering a pillow used returned they had decided that one deuble and one lected Except for a few light show- . for a mattress. which has won phenomenal popu- his inimitable little characters— the Orioles Jones, Gilbert For ers in Maine and scattered tun- BENTON en — Jitn Whittaker. The baby was Norma Jean larity among readers of all ages good ol' Charlie Brown. Luce, I Byerly got one hit each. ARRAN%)E and der showers in Florida, fair: to 45. Danville. Ill_ today faced Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and and earned for Mr Schulz such Patty, Violet. Schroeder and the game was called at the end The partly cloudy skies were fore- charges of involuntary manslauesh- Mrs. Palmer Mitchell. The father prized honors as the 1956 "Car- others — would indeed make a and one-half innings in of four cast for the rest of the nation. ter in connection with the drown- workman at the new Inter- tsonist of the Year" Award of good comic strip. And thus was game. is a the lop-sided On the whole. "uneventful ings of two passengers in nis Airport being built for the National Cartoonist Society. born pitcher was Howe and natienal "Peanuts" Winning weather" was expected for the beat Tuesday night. neartry Washington. the 1958 "Humorist of the Year" Since its first appearance in was J. Wilson. the loser nation, spending its last official Whittaker admits piloting the The m ther found the infant Award of the Yale Record, and 1950. the strip has generated a spring week end before the ar- boat which overturned in the with the bag wound around her many others Peanus Marts Mon- constant flow of surprisingly de- Joe Bailey Dm rival of summer at 11:50 p. m. Tennessee River near the Ken- head when she looked in on her day in the Ledger and Times. voted fan mail. A lady in Wasn- EDT Sunday. tucky Dam spillway, drowning about 8:30 p. m. Police said the Born in Minneapolis some 35 ingeon. D C.. wrote. "Although Bailey Dill has been named • Joe Ferecasters said warmer wea- Mrs. Henrietta Hartman, 37, Dan- bag was of the kind used by years ago, he can't remember a Peanuts are fattening and I'm of the Mur- as the new manager ther was on the way Saturday ville. Ill.. and Roy Carson. 33, some dry cleaning establishments. time when he didn't like to draw supposed to be on a diet, I just Dill suc- ray Drive-In Theatre. in a band from Colorado and Georgetown. Ill. pictures. Sometime during gram- can't resist your delightful cornea ceeds Tommy Brown who has eastern Utah northward to the Whittaker had been jailed ear- DAUGHTER IS BORN mar school he decided he wanted I read it every morning in lieu assumed management of the Sun- Canadian border, and from Pen- lier on charges of public drunken- Born to MI and Mrs. John Neal to be a cartoonist, and after of breakfast" And a young wife — Gen- in Smith-west, Kentucky set Drive-In Theatre Paducah. nsylvania northeastward to Maine. ness i Pete) Purdom this morning at graduating from high school he in San Francisco wrote. "When- pleasant with manager has been erally fair and The new Mrs. Hartman's body, still, clad 8 o'clock a 7 lb 4 oz baby daugh- QUITS LITTLE ROCK—H. L. Hub- took a correspondence school ever I refer to my soon-to-be- temperature to- little change in working with the Murray theatre HARRY JENKINS AT HOME In a black bathing, suit, was re- ter at the Murray Hospital. She bard (above), newly appointed course in art With this basic born first baby, I call him Charlie Sunday High day. tonight and since 1956 He attended Murray covered late Friday near the has been named Gwendolyn Kelly. member of the Little Rock. training and his natural talent) Brown If he is a boy. I will mid 80s. years and is resting as well today in the low to State College for three Harry Jenkins Smithland Bridge by the Mc- Both mother and baby are fine. Ark., school board, resigned at he was about to embark on his undoubtedly name him Charlie 50s. High Low tonight in upper he and his wife, the former Miss as can be expected at his hom Cracken County sheriff's office. The baby was born on the 31st the find meeting, saying he chosen career when World War Brown" upper 80s. irunflay in mid to Anita McDougal. reside on Syca- on North Fourth street followin •Cersen's body was recovered on Wedding Anniversary ef the pa- was ineligible because of a II interferer. Entering the Army College students all over the m. C1DT: Temperatures at 5 a. more Street here in Murray. an accident last week in which Wednesday. ternal grandparents. Mr and Mrs. criminal record established in in February, 1943. he served as country have voted "Peanuts" Green M, drive-in is by Covington 56, Howling The local owned he suffered a broken leg, A boat dock operator at Ken- Wells Purdom. 193R. And, he said, he would a machine-gun squad leader in their favorite comic strip The 58. Len- newspaper Paducah 58 LeCingten Joe Dal, H. P. Vinsen, Jr., Tommy He was struck by an automobile tucky Darn State Park told au- .Mrs. Purdom's sister and little sue the Little Rock France. Germany and Austria. be- Detroit Free Press inadvertently and Hop- is published the story, don 52. Louisville 57 Brown and Joe Bailey Dill as in front of the postoffice. thorities Whittaker had rented the daughter Mrs James 0. Crawford which first fore receiveing his honorable dis- omitted the strip from the first on the grounds that he is be- kinsville 56. the Paducah Sunset Theatre which Jenkins is expected to remain boat to take the two Illinois of Corbin, Ky., are visiting the charge in February. 1946. two editions one day, and as the -opened yesterday. in a cast for about three months. ing "persecuted and ridiculed." Evansville, Ind., 58 re residents for a ride. Purdom's. Even in the Army, however, he Continued on Paws Four

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LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — JUNE 20, 1959 UP 011111•11. r A THE LEDGER & TIMES It's No Typographical Error When Yo u See The Giants Jn 94.01111LtSHED by LEDGER • TIMES PUSLISNING COMPANY, Ina •lidation et the Murray Ledger, The Callowily TiMilt. sad Thu L-Hissula„ Oallsbar 211. 11211. sag Ise Wait lastaakkaa„ Juamsag First Place And They Did It All The Hard Way Fiiday Nite I. MI

JAM= C. WILLLAALS, PURLISHER By MILTON RICHMAN the top rung for the first time , 6-4, In 11 innings, and the Chl- a row. Southpaw Billy O'Dell United Press International since May 12. cago-Boston game was postponed scattered four hits Ira the opener b. remaltre the Spit Is reject Advertialmg. LatIoni la Shier, eLpe. it's no typographical er- You think New York went wild by rain. supported by Pubtse Vertu izem. serifigh, la us aplaisa. owl fas Ow Mil and was a 10-hit sit our resders. ror, it's really those unebelievable when Bobby Thompson's famous Vern Law of the Pirates hurled attack that included homers by Giants right up there in first h,-mer gave the Giants their "mi- a four-hitter and registered his Gene Woodling and Billy Gard- 21=112111MZltTATIT \WAAL= lErfle= CO., nla place. racle" pennant in 1951? You seventh victary in snapping a Mtirmayek4 ner. leam.; Peat Ana. Ram liarkg Saadra• They did it the hard way, too. should have seen how BEID6,1 pa hips. 22,084 San three - game Cardinal winning Detroit's amazing Tigers crept Clanageg N listgoom K. Stehea. coming helm Pre mites behind to beat the Francisco fans reacted when Jac- streak. Home runs by Roman Me- within a game-and-a-half of first Braves, 44. 1657 Ry bosomed at the P•ot Otriee. Murray, loatractsw. km isamakerisa is in 10 innings Friday kie Brandt drove in the winning jias and Dick Groat featured an place with their extra-inning de- night and knock p.m. Seoead Osam Matter Milwaukee off runs with his bases-loaded single eight-hit attack that powered Pit- cision over the Senators. The Ti- in the 10th. bLIROCREIPTIOM RATA& Nw Corder fa Warsaw, tsburgh to as third triumph in gert tied the game in the ninth per week 11,41. pew The Nam& 114 ba nig adiNimiog asimilift vs gra frenzied fans leaped in the last four games. Loser Dick and then won it in the lath when USED hi SUR slow the air, poanded obese. 0.114. Major League each other on Ricketts yielded both homers. Coot Veal singled home the run C.,Insole the back and threw thousands of Duke Snider srnasned a pair cf that broke the tie .Washington '•fitole SATURDAY - JUNE 20, 1959 Standings seat covers in the ate The Giants homers, including one with two a rum bull a 4-1 lead with the $2.M0. still are a long way from home United Press International men on. in Los Angeles' victory aid of on Killebrew's 24th 1 hand but the manner in which they .m.1=14,1 over Cincinuati. The Dodgers rcias homer awn Faye Throneberry's floor cl won Friday night had the familiar ed BBrooks Lawrence in the fir • fourth btlestarter Russ Kerrimern' Adame, IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED NATIONAL LEAGUE stamp pennant of a legitimate - Inning when they scored five runs cauldn't hold it. 3-5480, Team W L Pct. GB winner. on six hits. including Snider's New School Buildings San Francisco 37 28 .569 count, Kit' $130,C;00 Bruton Belts Homer three-run wallop. It marked the For those who keep Milwaukee 36 28 .563 le ahead of Planning Commission with Professional Milwaukee had gone ahead in first time the Duke belted two lebrew now is two days Pittsburgh 3.5 30 .538 2 home run CF Consultation the top of the 10th when Bill homers in one game since the Babe Ruth's record Los Angeles 35 32 .523 3 Bruton hit a 370-foot homer into Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. pace of 1927. A( Chicago 32 32 .500 4'.j the right field bleachers. IMPROVEMENTS But Roger Craig gave up only five 1-34so NEEDED Cincinnati 29 35 .453 74e Willie Mays led off the bottom hits, one of Mach was do, home et St. Louis 28 34 .452 7t4 0,41-1(cl3o Industrial Expansion of the 10th with a walk and run by Frank Thomas. BLUE•TINTED CELUGE Philadelphia 24 37 .393 11 advanced to third on Orlando ol Collects 19th LUTON. England - 1.1 PI — It Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters Friday's Results Cepeda's single. Banks 11-Con rained blue rain here Monday. Ylel Widened Streets In Some Areas Philadelphia 8 Chicago 7 That finished loser Bob Buhl Harry Anderson and Ed BOU- 13-Plo, The unnatural tint was attribut- 15-A Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 0, night and brought in fastballer Dan chee, each of whom hit homers, • Continued Home Building ed to dust in the air Irom the tab Las Angeles 6 Cincinnati 2, night McMahon. who walked Daryl drove in a total of five runs to 14-Sta, demolition of an old dye works. Airport For Murray S. Fran. 4 Milw. 3. 10 inns., night Spencer to load the bases. Brandt help the Phils lick the Cubs whi Nashville, Tenn., policeman 13-Exl City Auditorium RIDE '1M, CASSOYI—e leans out Today's Games then came through with his third Anderson hit his homer with ..wo 19-Cre aindow of his patrol car in an attempt to lasso 21-For a runaway Philadelphia at Chicago hit of the same to put the Giants on in a four-run first inning that steer. After a four-mile chase, dragnet finally closed in. Rum Pittsburgh at St. Louis a half game in front and bring routed loser Bob Anderson. Ernie MAX H. 22-Con - - Milwaukee at San Francisco Banks socked his 19th homer for , 23-Der a•ii Sam Jones his eighth victory. CHURCHILL I 26-Tar Cincinnati at Las Angeles. night the Cubs. 9-14itt Sunday's Games The third-place Pirates blanked FUNERAL HOME • islet Ten Years Ago Today An error by shortstop Woodle 31-Abir Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2 the Cardinals, 6-0: the Dodgers 13-A • Sports Parade Held and the fine relief pitching FRIENDLY (at, Ledger Philadelphia at Chicago downed the Reds. 6-2, and the "THE & Times File of rookie Jim Coates were princi- 34-Prli Cincinnati at Los Ange•:.s Phillies out-lasted the Cubs, 8-7 FUNERAL HOME" Mel • factors in 'the Yankees' tri- By OSCAR FRALEY each to get a j •b at a driving Milwaukee at San Fra in other National League games. pal 35-17nt The gates of the spillways at over Cleveland. Held's error hl r( Kentucky Dam were United Press International iange. umph 111-litv closed this The American League scramble last of the sixth after morning and dragging operations got under- NEW YORK lUP11 — There's 'When I ha the tour in 1947, AMERICAN LEA came in the SUPERIOR Ws way in an eightened to a point where only the Tribe had tied the score at 35-PrO attempt to locate the bodies of the fire men a heap af gold to be dug on the I gct to Houston and I didn't!Team W L AMBULANCE r me; •2,42 games now separate the fifth. miscue enabled Robby -Dip who were drowned late Thursday afternoon professional fairways but these have a dime left," recal's gob 'Cleveland 33 26 2-2. The SERVICE 40 when their ,place Yankees and the first-place Richards. n to advance to second 41-Car boat was demolished after caught warming up fee- the U. S. Open Toski. "We wired my brother Chicago 33 23 Equipped With 43-Ver under a spillwaY• ;Indians. where he scored the winning 45-Nui • day will tell yam that hamburg- money and got a wire back Baltimore 34 29 from Charter Night ceremonies were held last night at Yanks NNlp Indians Bauer's single. OXYGEN 47-Her in which he said, "Please send Detroit 33 run on Hank reit Hazel for the Hazel Lions Club. This club was .rs and coffee usually precede 29 That 311 came about when New S sponsored the cavier and champegne. me some, I'm broke too." I bor- New •York 31 29 .5 climbed 50-1: In by the Murray Lions Club pesi Cleveland. 3-2: Bal- The third-place Orioles 3-4612 Rai and about 70 members attend- rowed enaught to play and shot Kansas City 26 33 Phone PL 52-Rno ed t a twi-nIght double- to within one game of first place from here. The golfing gyps play for a a 87 on the last round-leen she- Washington 27 35 311 N. 4th - Murray, Ky. MA] Kansas City. 8-2 and with their two victories over the 53-We. The Business and Professional whale if a ka ef money these hunger win $256. From Boston 26 34 68-A 4 Women's Club held er -to 433 7E4 Detroit Washington. A's, who now have lost seven ,in a breakfast at the days vaith $10000 on the line 2-0; topped 7.11-Par National Hotel Thursday morning there on, ttr.ng• fortunately got Friday's Results flow honoring the new members of the club. :a the big one Thursday thr ugh better." Bait. 8 Kan. City 2. 1st, twinight 40-Pre Saturday. And it leeks like a Balt. 2 Kan. City O. 2nd, 6144A to New members are Mrs. J. M. Converse. Mrs. Won Marriage Money night 63-Sho J. I. Iicerese to steal e-hen you figUre New York '5 Hosick. Miss Margaret I.ampkin. Miss Ruth Lassiter, Yet, when he wanted to get Cleveland 2, night boa Mrs. reat Art Wall won $33,800 during Detroit 6 Washing-ton Frazee, Melugin & Holton (to! J. A. married in 1953, Tasici's fiancee 4, night 8$-Sin Outland. Mrs. James Overbev. Miss Doris Row- 'hi' first five m aiths this year. land. said she thought they should Chicago at Boa., night, ppd. rain INSURANCE AGENTS 6$-Con. Mrs. Mason Ross, Mrs. Iran Rudolph, Mrs. Mary But what about the poor jokers colt have at least $35.000 in the bank. Taday's Games 47- til Russell Williams. and Mrs. Thomas Pell. wha finish out of the money? -I've got it." Toski said, al- Cleveland at New York AUTOMOBILE — FIRE — CASUALTY • law the Take Jimmy Demaret, lau- though he had "way leas than Chicago at Boston, 2. day - night 0 ghne bey you'd think never had that." So he went to Havana Detroit at Washington Building 1-rat 3 harry mement in his whole Telephone PL 3-3415 Gatlin 3-nen with his remaining capital. won Kansas City at Baltimore night pr., rathille•w career- Jimmy is "fat" 20 Years Ago This Week the tournament there and got Sunday's Games Plitill in the wallet now with three married cn his 12,800 winnings. Cleveland at New York, 2 Murray, Kentucky Ledger & Times File Masters under his belt and a Detroit at Washington plush job at the ritzy Concord "Today a lot of the young Kansas City at Baltimore i; Myers. who for many years was manager Patel .n K.ame-ha Lake. N. Y., players get somebody to back Chicago at Boston which permits him to sneer says of the Mrs. Myers' Beauty Shop in the People's Saving the tour." Jackie Bank Building, the arduous tack of qualifyi "But you can bet they is now connected with the Jean Weeks far 'he Beauty Salon. Open. aren't all going to be the great Mrs. Weeks announced today. players on the pro tour. "to do Filled Saga With Oranges • With 540 students enrolled Wednesday morning in that, you have to start out hung- It always thus." the college proper and with a total estimated B..! wasn't ry and I'm nit using that as an T—Ise• at 625 laughs. "One I draped for the entire summer term. Murray State's he time expressem. I mean belly hungry, registration my bao out the back window it A' has increased more than 30 per cent over man" GRADUATION that of last a h.•tol because I couldn't pay *attic summer. President Richmond announced All af the great ones can tell in the first my way loose. And there were you they were. Mor banel of the summer term Wednesday. times, on 1105e r.a•.da courses. gear Miss TIME/ Joan Butterworth entertained Friday evening when we'd elite a ball into the voio with a buffet supper and slumber party 'range groves. taking the out of aion at the home of Lion her parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Butterworth. bounds penalty to get in there EASES CONGESTION and fill up the golf bag with Those present were Isabel Cain, sake Betty Jo Chambers, ranges. Eating oranges." ▪ 7harlvn Hartsfield. Helen Kee. Hilda Farley. Claire Fen- GIVE THE KEYS :on. Mary Frances McElrath. Jane Orr and Barbara Ben Hogan quit the tour twice CHICAGO UPI — City Archi- writi 3iuguid. out •..f financial necessity bef-we tect Paul Gerhardt. who is also TO THEIR FUTURE! Lang he made It slick and Tommy chief of maintenance fur the mu- Lowell and Cullie Steele, Pine Bluff concession own- get Balt, the defending U. S. Open nicipal office ers and picnic sponsors extraordinarie. said today thov central building, part champ:cn. ence brake dnvn ealved one of Chicago's traffic will entertain again this year on the Fourth of July with you. varied and feature just Iv he ran eut of gasoline problems Monday He eased the attractions. including motorboat rm.- meney in little town in North di inig. a c mgestion in the fafth e.,r men's Smith-Corona bcit baseball games and general attractions. Carolina. He had to sell rill the 1 unge by suPpendute 10 jan- city ELECTRIC PORTABLE "1 Boone Cleaners recently installed the largest suction golf balls he had at 25. cents itors he found taunting ovetime. any fan made to provide proper ventilation for their cleaning woad,.An ,and only oloctrit pertobli. Hero's "I shop. This OCCulptp typing. fan moves 18.000 cubic feet of air per minute, foster, wosier, TONI • which provides for a "Pr4n1414ire" reproduction complete change of air every 45 ummatchted its ony wall seconds. ether portable! tooth of hiol,pricieci spec Boone Cleaners invites the public to come in and see •Iffcel typetierit•r f•oter•s. taeriatioe this fan and feel the cool breeze it generates. Coeirel, Automatic Itepeat Actions, Pogo Goo* Est; Instant set Margins. IS character li•ybccoil ori it With honcitome tror•ling case Girl( 30 Years Ago This Week sian Ledger Size & Times File 1 thre Work on the locatjpn for the new oil station that is Smith-Corona • wall to be • pair erected on the corner of 6th and Main was started I" SILENT SUPER last week. The excavation work is in progress, and the. Etat 80111 Ben Schroader residence is being (Jmori0414•41 for style. performance, f•aturits. made ready to be mov- it C ed onto the adjoining lot on the north. The Good Gulf P•rfeet for home school or ciOrco K•, net people are planning to make this corner serve the pur- Tobnlefe., iv,' iti• ONO ••pert tie• offic• Berl ortorhioos 10 pose of beautifing the town. as well as render automo- sire keyboo,c1 wah "1 bile service. rear •Atro character's I, , the Dra The seventh annual commencement of the or,r11 •Ktit.itetiti William H. Pog• Gogo, Instant sot Moripros, Mason Memorial Hospital was held Mond;•- rove'. Whi oi!!ht in Control Voftotilo Helnday the First Christian Church with five graduate:, of the 2 coos ioolodod. • age, nurses training school receiving their diplcmas hich '5 down • were presented by Dr. ‘Villiam II. Mason; head of the institution. Bun H. Crawford ;has recently been elec erd to the .„. said with e principalship of a four-year high school in Gitf•vin Coon- every re ty, Oklahoma. got SEA OF JAPAN CASUALTY—Avlation Electrician's Mate 3/c Smith-Corona Portable) beer Friends of Craig Outland surprised him Sunday Donald E. Corder of Jacksonville, Ill . who was struck by , ". with a birthday dinner to some 40 pieces of shrapnel when Red-made MIC; jets at- ". celebrate his 45th at. iiver,ary. Easiest way to learn Mr. Outland had tacked a U. B patrol plane over the Sea of Japan, is un- valuable gone to church and when, h- returned TOUCH TYPING. Educator he about loaded from a helicopter at Yokorreka, Japan. (Radiophoto), -approved course "• found two hundred and fifty of h.: - friends on records teaches typing gathertd lawn at home on his where they had a -tal)!;- spread in lust 10 days The foss gSet and covered with good things to eat. Way too better future "1 Mr. and Mrs. Curt Holland. and their daugi ter. Mrs. I as Roy Madden. Mr. Madden and two childreh, arrived REMEMBER .... at here by automobile up Wednesday to visit with Mr. Hol- ahlr land's brother., Emmett Holland. a prominent liti,iness man of this city. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT . OWENS FOOD MARKET e th▪ Of The 10111 pax Will Dale & Stubblefield Be OPEN Every SUNDAY and Drug Daily Lehrer & Times V FROM 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. flee PRESCRIPTIONS GREENE 0. WILSON, Manager oak 5 .11 dha fy

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Is -- JUNE 20, 1959 URD A Y JUNE 20, 1959 1.771::ER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE WIMP Giants in MEET PIG-PEN WANTED j iiday Nite BULL DOZER WORK. NO JOB too rough or too smooth. All I ask row. Southpaw Billy O'Dell is a try. Phone PLaza 3-477p 7attered four hits in the opener after 5:00 pan. or contact Fred McClure, 300 nd was supported by a 10-hit Woodlawn or Wil- ONE - 12-1N ADMIRAL TV Set- liam Kinsolging, ttack that included la:triers by NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK 6-201' FOR SALE looks and works good - also 1 I 3 BED ROOM HOUSE WITH lene Woodling and Billy Gard- house on Meadow Lane. Large Monitor Portable washer. Practi carport, large lot, by owner, 1709 er. living - dining room, pine paneled caly new $3000 each. Call Miller. Contact L. C. Gilless, 115 -BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE PLaza kitchen, bath Detroit's amazing Tigers crept 3-4446 or Pickett, with vanity, utility FOR SALE or TRADE 1 nalerable FHA see at 512 Broad. 6-131' Fran,kfort, Ky. 6-201' • athin a game-and-a-half of first loan. See a and carport. Priced to sell. Call 1657 Ryan M. - lace with their extra-inning de- Wed. Fri. Sat PL 3-3903. 6-20P P.m 6-22P ONE ALUMINUM LONE 27 Fr ICE CREAM TRAILER, ision over the Senators. The n- STAR boat and 25 hp Johnson Motor. NICE THREE BEDROOM Brick HOUSE TRAILER, indoor toilet 3 taylor solf ice cream machines, ett tied the game in the ninth See 111 N. 7th. PL 3-1726. 6-20C home, corner Woodlawn and Sy- and bath. 300 Woodlawn. Phone large refrigeration storage, 3 com- nd then won it in the lath when USED MACHINE SALE. 1 Singer camore. Garage with utility space, PLaza 3-3300. 6-201' partment sink, complete fountain, !oot Veal singled home the run Cole $89.50, I used Singer nice hardwood floors. $10.800 full 3 malt makers, and many other at broke the tie .Washington Gavle BIG JACK ANTENNA WITH $139.50, I used portable 40 Price. Can be bought as little as items. This trailer is completely a 4-1 lead with the aMO, 1 ft stack from ground alla boillir rn treadle machine $5.00, up. Call $350 down plus closing costs. NOTICE portable for long or short distance on Rillebraw's 24th 1 hand PL a-3129. 6-201' id oc vaccum cleaner $7.50, 1 NEW FOUR BED ROOM BRICK, hauling. Can see at Blue Grass amer aon Faye 'rhroneberry's floor cleaner $20.00, Call Bill two ceramic tile baths, two fire- DEAD tarOt'K REMOVED FREE. Motel, Aurora, Ky. or write Bax aurth btilliastarter Russ Kernmerat Adams, PLaza 3-1/57 or PLaza SCRATCH PADS GALORE 3x5-in places, large famay room, study Pasnipt service. Trucks dispatched 32-B, Murray. 6-22C auldn't hold it. 3..5480, 201 South 13th, Murray. to 54x842-in. PfG-PEN 5 & 100 Ledger & or den, nice living room with by two-Way radio. Call collect TFC Times, PL 3-1916. 1TNS wall to wall carpet, lots of Pig-Pen is the dirty one-soiled, For those who keep count, Kil- closet Mayfield, Phone 43,3. 11 no answer space. Garage, large front porch, happy, indifferent-who believes ebrew now is two days ahead of can collect Union City, Tennessee, Wanted To Buy1 Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle Lot 100 x 163. Will trade for phone TV that a guy can be dirty and still labe Ruth's record home run CROSSWORD PUZZLE 5-9361. TFC NEW STATES Of THE NATION-Mrs. James A. Dowsett (left), smaller house or farm. have clean thoughts. He blames ace of 1927. USED TWO-WHEEL TRAILER. "Mrs. Hawaii' in the "Mrs. America" contest, and Mrs. ACROSS 3-Above BEAUTY SHOP, Fixtures for five his dirtiness on his environment 4-Abstains DOW ODOM 0012 NOW TRY ROSS GAS and save. Contact Bill Price, 118 Orchard Clifford Hartman, "Mrs. Alaska," talk over what might be 1-Man's from operators. Air conditioned, very yet is secretly proud it as a nickname food OQMOO MOO Bottled, bulk, tanks and appli- Height:. 6-23P a the cocoanut situation at contest in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. I) 4 6-Get up MBOMOU NOIROM reasonable rent with heat furnish- mark of distinction. Pig-Pen is O -Note of scale 4-Avoided ances. Phone PL 3-3786. 6-20C Mrs. Dowsett is from Hilo, Mrs. Hartman from Anchorage, BLUE-TINTED DELUGE 11-10xcus• 7-Chinese tulle MOO MOO ed. Well located. $4.000 full price. another of those wonderful little It (colloq.) II-A state MOM THIEF KNOWS LUTON, England tlyt - 11-Com• Into 0000NOOO SEVENTY ACRE FARM on Rock ANSWER folks in PEANUTS, the *famous 9-Consecrate 001/NUN WOMB MR THIS IS TO ained blue rain here Monday. view 1U-Comparative House Creek. Extra good land, FURTHER PUT on comic strip in the Ledger and 13-Floa•r ending OMU DOOM OMO notice all those dealing with he unnatural tint was attribut- I5-A state 00 d five room house, tobacco Mrs. Times beginning Monday. 111-Babylonian TOOD MORO Alice duet in the air from the (abbr.) barn, stock Page that I will not and SELL YOUR WHEAT d to 16 deity Nasaamo MOO barn, several other MEMPHIS, Tenn. UPI - A -Stag• 14-symbol for cannot be held responsible for 'emolition it an old dye WttrikS. whisper MPOO 0000 . outbuildings. Two good wells. Year financao cceripany called off a con- It tellurium the payment of any indebtedness 1T-Arrow RMUUM MO00000 round water in creek. $8.000. test to guess the amount of mon- at 19-Crafty 10-Ox of Tibet 000 DOWN she may contract. We are no 2I-Former WOO NEW THREE BEDROOM Brick ey in a horn of plenty display Americans own more than 75 24-klave 000 MEMO 0011 longer hAbafiti and wife, having Russian ruler 25-Bishoprio house near college. Two to choose When a thief walked of writtk-Mbe per cant of the world's fleet of MAX H. 22-Conjunction 27-Above been divorced in 1958, and under Hazel Grain 43i Milling Co. 23-Declares from. Cane has gara,4e, the other w:nckw-dipla)ed cains. The righ. passenger cars and nearly half of 26 28-Ohatructa 44-Possessive 55-1lakera the decree of the ccurt, I ant not CHURCHILL -Turf 29-Flesh pronoun products has carport. Let us show you these answe, the company said, was all the commercial motor vehi- Hazel Kentucky .119-11ilan's liable to discharge any obligation HOME • fir nickname 30-Arrow poison 45-Din 66- Hebrew places. It will be. well worth your about $20. cles. FUNERAL 32- Average 43-Charges moolti incurreu by her. 3I-Abound 61- Place time if you are interested in 13-A atat• 36-Grain 49-Ruaslan a Top Market Prices 52-Note of scale nice house. B. W. Page "THE FRIENDLY (abbr.) 37-One who cuts stockade 62-Note of scale 34-Printer's ROBERTS REALTY, 6-20P FUNERAL HOME" measure 42-1teraldic 61-Proflt 64-Chaldean 500 Main St., 15-Fabulous bearing 64-Competent city Call PLaza 3-1651. 6-20C bird Sacks Available Hi-River In SALE STARTING FRIDAY morn- SUPERIOR Wales 39-Printer's ing July 19 at Commie & Pearl's AMBULANCE in Fabric Shop. Everything reduced 40-Diphthong ,, r-FOR RENT-1 SERVICE 4I-Card gam• ill Mill to cost. One dress length will be Equipped With 43-Ventilates ,5 4mais given away Saturday evening at 45-Number .*:01111 il Ws UNFURNISHED DUPLEX apart- OXYGEN 47-Heavy ment and 3 room furnished apart- 4:00. Everyone register. 6-20P A rainfall 19 INK:ilIl 111114. WI ment. Also farm house • w'50-6;Ins of illitt26 27 Bli near Lynn 3-4612 Bastian Maiiii Grove. 306 So. 16th. 6-19P Phone PL 52-Real estat• TIELP WANTED I -ray, Ky. reap 31 Typewriters 311 N. 4th - Mtn • 51-Weaken 'WM aaa111X33 E Millillitnill BASEMENT APT., 3 ROOM, bath, 66-A continent 34 AVON CALLING-MATURE wom- .53-Part of private entrance, all utilities fur- flower 40Am•42,, 44i en who need to earn! An Avon . qua nished. $45.00 month. PL 3-5870, SO-Prefix: twice manager will give you full details 61-A iongeld• 6-22P 13-Shoulder of 46 2A1 ..9 without obligation. Miss Alma Cat- 9.°:EI'M bastion 45• FURNISHED APARTMENT, TWO lett, P. 0, Box 1004, Paducan, For Sale Or Rent Folton (fort 1 SS-Singing voice Mad:Nii11 litailill55 bedroornat, private bath and en- Kentucky. 6-70C 66-Compass :5-00;m t 59 point fiti <0 trance-air-ccnditioned. Phone PL 67-Things, In AX:= aa 3-3291 days and PL MIa.a 3-5402 after EXPER IENCED MAN WANTED /ALTY • law 5 p.m. 0 6-20C to handle bottled, bulk and tank Office Stipph Dept DOWN ill..UIUIIUII a65 1 -Falls behind 11111•aaaaaaNA GARAGE APARTMENT, furnish- gas and appliances for home and ,lin Building LOOK CORDIAL, BUT-It's a cordial looking group in Geneva 2-kerni- ed or factory. Salary plus commission precious /Jistr. by United }eaten) byndicate. Inc. Zo unfurnished. North lath Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko (second from and drawing account. Cont act as atone Street. Phone PL 3-1238 6-23? shakes hands with Llewellyn E. Thompson (second Telephone Answering Service. PL right) from left), U. S. ambassador to Moscow, outside the villa - 3-3786. 6-20C occupied by U. S. Secretary of State Christian Herter. Look- by A A FAIR ing on is Livingston T. Merchant of the U. S. Diplomatic WANTED WOMEN IN MURRAY, lefL and right. (Rad4op4oto) &Times at Ledger aides are Kentucky to live in homes, people '641[fde Staley eartinerj to care for the sick and aged. segros *ail es ate raw swam airasas lasswam swassa 'Care of children during the day. Maids, day workers, cooks and GREENE 0. WILSON waitresses. If you qualify and CHAPTER 32 !big than you have to Pen them 1 drove down about half a block want one of these jobs you are Murray Lumber Co. Inc. s WE REACHED the side you re waiting tor me, that I've and parked the aar asked to register with the Staa. Phone PL 3-1916 A walk after the rata prowl phoned I'm on my way up there. Putting two and two together. aloyasent Service. 319 South SQUARE DEAL" Be sure to ten them that '' 1 knew that warie I hat: been "EVERY FOOT A officers nad taken charge of Seventh Street. Mayfield, Kentuc- Mortimer Jasper. I said to Ser- I didn't wan to give ner a talking with Jasper he hac only 104 East Maple St. Phone PL 3-3161 ky. Telephone CH 7-3857. 6-20C geant Frank Sellers In • row Chance to ask questions or argue pretended to hear the phone ring voice '1 suppose you'll want me but hung up the phone. in the other part of the nouse LIL' ABNER by Al Capp along to help you when you ques- It was half an hour before What had !Lateens, happened he'd tion Sylvia Hadley'" Bertha got there gone hi. to the phone am, railed oFH-7-70 ra.f.f-AND, REMEMBER IT'S AG-GREAT LIFE, BEIN'A MOVIE To help me what?" Sellers She looked at me and said, goons. told them to come and asked. "What a oiankety blank mess" rDON'T WASH,OR COmB.YOUR STAR,'CEPT A}-1 WORKS 12, HOURS take care of me • "Question Sylvia Hadley," I "That's what I told you. You In order to do that the men HAI R!!-->OU MUST BE A DA'-/, HA I NI- ALLCMJED T'SPEAK whispered. brought the suitcase?" he called nad to oe close by YOUR -uGH !- NAT U RA L Fie threw back hie head arid "Yea." T'tioeocri SW- DON'T There wasn't time for them to laughed. 'Listen, Pint Size, don't "Got any money?" SELF, FOR TOMORROW' HAVE NO De471115!! have come from env distance I get exaggerated ideas! Your "What do you mean. have I felt pretty certain three men SCENES !! partner. Bertha Cool, claims got any money," would be stit•ast develonments you're brainy rhat's nighty ques- I said, "Mine's gone." and would. he appoinp en eve tionable. out don't let your pub- "Now look. Donald." Bertha on THAR SHE IS, the niece en licity go to your head" said. "you've got a right to car- I (-flecked the iirsarise IN ALL PER number rut every sittomnhile "You mean you don't want me ry a gun Your license gives you that went neat on Carrolton Detre GLAMMER AN'CILO f any more?" the right to do that Why don't SHE GIVE "I don't want any part Of you, you get one so you can protect A Car came by that •Irovert WOULD • Lam. Get lost Go home" yourself instead of letting every- down as it went past Jasper's IT ALL 1.05,F0' With that. Frank Sellers body beat you up?" house SIMPLE, -YAR - walked over to Sylvia and In- Guna." I said, "cost sixty to 1 got my ear into motion and OLD MEP spectot Gelding* He was in seventy-five dollars-a good kind caught im with the other asr great good numor "All right of a gun that I'd want to carry. about four hlooka down the street sister." he said to Sylvia, "we're Then every time they beat me up It was a late model Roden. !teens., ,To on our way." they'd take the gun away, and number ?ME 7146 Twn fellent-9 They climbed in the squad car. rd go broke buying guns." were In the fro?* .eat They were Giddings took the wheel, Sellers "You would, at that." Bertha Ng gave and I felt nrettv rertitin ..••••1, slammed the door. 'Get last., Pint agreed, without any sympathy. the men at the wheel was the NANCY by Ernie Bushmiller Size," he said to me. -Now you want a car. How the ape who had kicked et my ribs I had seen • service station devil am / going to get back to when I had crahhed his foot 9rld three blocks down the street. I my apartment?" milled him down to the Fr-round THAT BUNCH • walket, down to It. It was pretty "There's a phone," I said. They turned to the richt on OF KIDS IS painful going. I got the service- -Call a taxi while I'm changing 54th Street I kent right on ening FINALLY station attendant to stake me to my clothes. Charge It on an ex- to 53rri. then mode a ti-turn. some dimes on the agency's cred- pense account to Mrs. Crockett heat it bark to tho place where COMING OUT it card, and called Bertha. If you want I'll phone for the I'd been, and waited "Where the devil are you?" cab and pay for it, but 1 want In about five minutes the same Bertha demanded. some money," car drove pant strain Once more "I'm at a service station In Bertha took out her purse I followed the car This time 20 the 5800 block on Carrolton grudgingly. counted out five dol- they drove down to the service DEGREES Drive, I'm in trouble." lars and said, 'That's going to station and stopped. The big man "You're always In trouble. last you until tomorrow morning got out from behind the wheel COOLER What is it this tune?" , the idea of having me run and went Into the phone booth INSIDE "A couple of goons stole the around at night, playing chauf- I parked half a block down the fb agency ear." feur for you What happened to street OR YOUR "What would anybody want the agency car" In about two minutes the big mONE'' 013 with that heap?" "Aaout tomorrow morning," I man dashed out of the phore "They didn't want the car," I said, "you'll hear from the police booth, lumped in the car and they TICKETS BACK A r en t away from there fast I said. 'They wanted to put me department, maybe sooner. They'll ft.It IL ,.O. - 0.e". 411r -4111111111_:.4avaai11111 afoot_ I need an automobile. I've ask what's the Idea of leaving tagged along behind. raking 9 Gap 114•14.11•.1 1.•••••55 rif 20. erCASYW.40et t Mau, chance, keeping as Cloak. I got to have transportation. I've the agency car parked in front as dared. been beaten up pretty bad." of a fireplug." They made three right "Again?" "You think they'll park It in turns around the block, got neck to "Again." front of a fireplug?" the asked. Carrolton Drive, turned left and ABBIE an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren "Where did you say you were?" "'Absolutely." went to Slut Street They turned "At 58th and Carrolton Drive." "You do the dannedest things." right on 61st. then turned left LISTEN 'TO ME, FELLER. IF "11111 DON'T WORRY, I WAS A right" Bertha said. "I'll Bertha groaned, and squeezed "All into a driveway. YOU GET OUTA LINE WITH THAT PRETTY DUMB JOE - BUT I'VE • get out there." herself into the telephone booth I marked the place, went on KID, 13' HELP ME, I'LL SEE 70 IT WISED UP, I LIKE BEING 'Tye been bloodied up a bit," to phone for a taxi. down 61st for two blocks, made a I PERSONAL TNAT MARRIED TO NORA - I said. 'I keep a suitcase packed I took the suitcase to the wash- U-turn and came back MAN pick room, changed my clothes, IT'LL BE THE AND OLD at the office. If you could Their car was tit the driveway. off some -1 LAST TIME. TO THE BABY up that suitcase. I'd have a clean sponged the dned The men were at the front door on my face YOU FOLLOW shirt and 1 could change' blood and surveyed of a little bungalow A moment swollen wreckage in the v.alvy right.," Bertha groaned. the later they entered and lights ME? nal do It. If there's anything in mirror. came on in the bungalow. the theory of reincarnation, you By the time I came out Bertha I parked my car end hurried must have been a football in your had left In the cab. over to the sedan In the driveway. peat life." I checked the gaol in the car I put on gloves and tried the "Or a punching bag," I said, she had brought It was half full. door. It was unlocked. . . . • and hung up. I drove back down Carrolton I called Phyllis Crockett "Of- Drive and took a look at Jasper's "The police got there ficers are going to see you to houae as I went by. There was right echedule. ask you to identify a jade Bud- a pollee car in front of the place on rhey were plenty dha as the miasing statue that They were still sitting on Jasper, And Donnld Is caught was taken the other night Identi- waiting until Sellers could get in his own trap an the story fy it, but don't do any more talk- back with a search warrant. reaches a climax tomorrow.

•• PAGE FOUR LEDGF:R & T1MES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — JUNE. 20. 1959

COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY • Calloway Church Calendars South CHURCH I Fourth S'.reet Lynn Grove Methodist Sunday School 1010 p Bill 'Sunday School 9.30 a m Webb, Pv.tor Sunday School .. 10:00 a.m. Lynn Grove, Ky. Morning worship Seventh and Poplar Bible Classes 7:00 p.m. SERVICES Morning Worship 10:50 11:00 am. Sunday School ... _10:00 am. Morning Worship .... a m.!Sunday School 10:00 am. Training 11 'U0 a.m. Church of Christ Scott's Grove Baptist Evening Worship Union 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship .11:00 a.m. Sat. Prayer Meeting Church 7.30 p.m. Morning (1st, 3rd Sun) 6:30 p.m. Sunday Bible Class 5:45 a m. Billy G. Hurt, First methodist 11:00 am. Wed. Prayer meeting 7:00 Training Union 6:15 p.m. 11:00 a.m. Evening (2nd. p.m. Morning Worship 10:40 a m.1 Sunday Maple az 5th Streets 4ht Sun) 7:00p.m. Evening worship Evening Worship 8:00 School Pastorptist 7:30 p.m. p.m. Evening Worship 7'30 Unit Sunday Se•hool St. First Christian Spring Wed. Prayer Meeting m Morning Worship 9:45 am. John's Episcopal Creek Missionary Baptist ....7.30 p.m. Wednesday Mornorg North 5th Lone Oak PrImatIve Bible Class 7:30 Training Union 7:00 Worship 10:50 a in. West Main Street Street p.m. Essen a B.ble School Church Baptist Church Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. cg Worship 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion (1s1 dr 3rd Sun) 9:30 am. College Church sit Christ Morning Worship Poplar Spring Baptist Arlie Lartmer - Pastor Mid-Week Prayer Service 7:30 or Morning Prayer ... 9:00 10 50 a m. Hal Church 106 N. lath Street pm am. Unified Ever. Program Shipley Pastor (Located on Route 6) Memorial Sunday School 7:00 pm. (Located Jack Jones, pastor Paul Hodges. Minister Baptist 10:00 am. 3 miles North of Penny) Worship Service (1st Sun) . 2:30 West Sunday School 10:00 Main Street Services Every Sunday a.m. Worship Service SUNDAY: Chestnut St. Morning Worship (3rd Sun) .10:141 Sunday Sehi,o: Tabernacle Sunday School 11:00 am. Bible Classes 9:30 a.M. Green Plain Church of Christ 9:40 am. Gainer methodist le:00 a.m. Training Fi Morn.ft Chestnut and Cherry Union 6-00 p.m. Worsh.p 10:50 am Streets Sunday School Morning Worship ... -11:00 College Presbyterian Worship 10:30 aam Doyle A. Karraker, Minister Sunday School 10:00 a 3.M. Evening Worship Even.ft Worship 10-00 am. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. 1601 W. Main Evening Service 7:00 p.M. Sunday Bible Class 10:00 an: 7:30 pm. Morning (2nd, 4th Sunl 11:00 . 7:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer Morning Worship 11:00 Service 7:00 pm.,Sunday School 9:45 MONDAY: Morning Worship 1045 am First Baptist am. Cherry Corner am. Evangelist- Worship Baptist Cheetni. St Tab•rnacl• Morning Worship College Devotional Evening Worship - - 7:30 p.m. R. J 11:00 am 12 30 p.m. 7.00 p.m Burpoe, pastor Chestnut and Cherry Streets College Locust Grove Baptist Church Fellowship 7:30 pm WEDNESDAY: Wednesday Bible Class 7:00 p m Li Much Bad Has Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone PL 3-4707 or , Come From ID 6-3327 I Cancer Work =moo, TALI Four v .1 • iic rap By DELOS SMITH avid vere s, l'Pl Science Editor ini iirisorm NEW tne theory on Circu YORK ale - The scien- scientific freed of 1..ws which governed tific research workers. "It the theory which has acts as parents. lironoie guided a tranquilizer on those much of the ntal world who From this last fact. • and effort to bel.eve in it." said Dr. you can get solve the cancer Rous.! the idea that :ately riddle for more "and this at a nme when somatic cells also PERSONALS than 50 years. every Iii loin "has resulted .n worker should feel mutate. When you add the fact Miss no good thing, goaded now Virginia Frances Crawford They but in much that and again by his that cancerous cells are outlaws of is bad." ignorance of Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived today Wil what cancer is. when ccmpared to the normal This - in Murray to spend a I.es is no ordinary criticism cells from which they originated. week's St because vacation with her parents, Mr. !lefties O s the criticism of Dr. Most Theory Useful you have the "somatic mutation Peyton and Mrs. Charlie Crawford, on Jur) Rous who, thouguh he is hypothesis." But the followers of largely The theory is the West Main. unknown to the general "somatic mu- this theory. Or. Rous said. have The public, tation hypothesis." • • • • is a grade-A international and it should yet to prove that the venal,: 15 afte be understood Mrs. Zelda Galloway celebrity in. cancer science. that in science, cells of plants and of the lower of 1617 Uncle theory is most Main Street recently Sorne of the "bad." he said, is useful. You take forms of animal life do mutate returned the known from a few weeks that facts vacation • dev. non to the theory has and from the and this, of course, has given visit- way you relate ing. with her daughter and caused many scientists to conclude them to one an- more reason for faith in the family, few cancer is other you try to get Mrs. Martha White in Jonesboro, oerson 'inherent" in life itself an idea if theory They have also proved and the nature of the Arkansas therefore can't be solved unknown facts. that -hundreds" of chemical sub- ,.hair fi untl When you get that • • • • the very secrets of life are idea, you have stances and outside conditions can .da. bt something to prove solved. or disprove. ;tart the cancerous process in 'hat fai "Here is fatalism to blast human bodies, but they have vomen mar.y The most conspicuous fact about yet The Story... a hope and effort," he contiesied. to show that any et these The cancer o that cancerous cells arise set "Fortunately, the public, now em- off "mutations" in normal sometic Continued from somehow ,..ut of the normal cells Page One powering large-scale attempts cells. )('S,'fl gi to which are celled somatic or body cure cancer. are a hard-headed Blames editor explained in a front-page v th cells to distinguish them from Virsies generation. They have learned the Dr Rous. who will be BO years story. "Our !nvitchboard lit up fkA. the firm cells which have the lesson of the antibot sub- old next October, is an adherent like a Christmas tree. With all • rig S ix,wer to initiate new and in- stances transcer.ding all theory that viruses set off the phones ringing, it sounded Two medical dependent life. Germ cells "mu- of the preconcepti cats." the cancer process. He proved like a Chinese temple at New c'axe to tate" or change 3nd when it But "most sertous" of the "bad- beyond any quibble that a certain Year's. We stopped the presses- atcho happens, the.r descendants can be type of cancer of chickens is just like in the movies-and got cony. MEET SCHROEDER caused by a particular virus. That 'Peanuts' back into the paper." Collir cancer is now called the "Rcus Mr and Mrs Schulz now have wife, It Virus Sarcoma." It is the basis of five real-life "peanuts" if their in her his celebrity in science. although own: three girls - Meredith, 8. he has made many more conte- y Louise. 2. and Jill Marie. The butions. born last April (1958) - and two ,igned Since his discovery. a number boys - Charles Jr. 7, Craig. 6. • of other vital cancers has been Trends of the family are some- proved to be virai of origin. times inclined to see the Schulz 2nd, art However, these animal fact; are children depicted as characters in 'he the basis of the theory that viruses the strip THE CHURCH FOR ALL . raaJblica cause human cancers. "It's not quite that easy." Mr ALL eon THE CHURCH Judi( Dr. Rous' reference t; the Schulz says "Occasionally If to. I do The Church is the greatest. fatten Gs of the "hard-headed" pi.blic When 1 WI,k c4.f ci., ::-ont door, lesson the use an actual incident or an apt ism). for dm. lnl4n4 a char•rter or praise train the antibiners, is remark as the basis it always gives me a good feeling learned for a strip. ▪ cio/msliip Ii s • siereliris••- • al:ke. v antibiotics cure diseases to see the spire of the church doun apt The But mostly I think the characters ,ç,.,.,.l yokes. W Await • won;( • finIf yo caused by bacteria which once In the strip have their own in- oetther drosorritey as, c 1al the street. tencing considered incurable, as can- dividual personalities. berm,. There an four sound resters were that are A church spire makes you look -Hay, cer still is. From this fact a theory just as real to me as those of my vAy tit7 person I • upward. You have an irresistible urge why car, be developed that it would awn children." retioltirly and %..s, pro.noui / For ho G.., i•sr to gaze at its highest point. It is a Schroeder is a I. be possible to deal with human When the growing real-life fam- ▪ Each firmly believing <11,1d,..'s sake. (3) For the sake lofty symbol, the physical manifes- Beethoven was the that cancer viruses if they exist just as ily outgrew the house in Min- "No sir greatest man who eve- lived. He contteuroty 5.4 winos. (4) For I. pianist, a slave is a effectively. neapolis in the spring of 1958. tation of an ideal. The to his art as he tortures Beethoven of the Church tsell. ssh,cit tiny out of h.1 native of Baltimore. the Schulzes instrument Sehroeder. one a a Dr Rous. a packed up and mov- rnotal and tes•ietial supper1. Sometimes, when I step through as the generation *head of os Rock- time, is the butt of many a has been affiliated with thr ed westward, to a larger, corn. le ds,oh /malady sad read you, spend joke in PEANUTS. a comic strip. my front door, my thoughts are on appeanng in the efeller Institute since 1909. He fortably rambling home in Se- Os Iy. in pris Lelger and Time'. heinning next Monday the "down" side. Then I look toward attacked the "somatic mutation bastopol. California. There, in a cried 1 Diy Net Cbapter Venn the church, my eyes travel to the theory" in the technical journal. studio separated from the main %edam 2 Chroasla• 20 20.3" sky, and I feel better, no matter what "Nature" house by enouah distance to in- Mooday ReaPlathos sure reasonably uninterrupted Tuesday Idesiticuis 14 my troubles. ,t,g• 1.1•4 „Eff I. working hours. Mr Schulz follows ThiandAY N “120 I•11 Next time you're near a church - Holland inday .1 (1 174 1-1S Drug. his long-eatabl.shed practice of 2 Mon S.tords a Kum" 11 17 try it and see. Better still, try going starting his day's work ocial Calendar as close 12 inside. S I to 8:30 am as possible. He aver- Be ages about eight hours work a Will Be Open Saturday. June 20th Coppr.dAt /11111. 5•4•.•• Ada Sank*. irroolboal, Va. This Sunday day, he says: sometimes, when The Young Women's Sunday By ideas came fast, he turns out two for your Drug, Frescription and School Class of the First Baptist tJni Sundry Needs, or three stripe in that time, and Church will have a breakfast WAf sometmes - but rarely - he meeting as the Collegiate Inn at ccngrei WE WILL BE CLOSED discarda everything becalm it from seven-thirty in the morning Group begin, 11:00 a. doesn't meet his exacting stand- m. to 1:00 p.m. for Church flour VIII with Mrs. Voris Wells as -igned ards. chairman, will be in charge. IP fat How does he feel about the • • • • 'Ned very satisfying success :4 his clear 1 S-I Monday. June 22ssa little brain-children' "I'm one of Auxiliary As tl The American Legion the luckiest people I know." he can.: will meet at 7.30 in the evening says. "All my life. I wanted to {:X high ( at the Legion Hall Hostess's will draw a comic strip - and now learn be Mrs. N. A. Waldrop. Mrs. I'm doing, it, and people seem them • 4 Macon Erwin, and Mrs. Avis to like it. I can't imagine any- Stokes Smith. Tractor & Imp. sicken, thing I'd rather do more than Co. Peoples Bank 4 • • • • what I'm doing!" 4 LAST Visiting in the home of Mr. and Massey-Ferguson Tractors The Walt Disney's "OLD YELLER" Charlie nt is P''' TIMES Mrs. Shroat this week are SPECIAL RACE SERVICE "VA Alan Ladd in "WILD HARVEST" their eon and family. Mr and Mr_., Phone P13-1319 Murray, Kentucky Wor rei TONITEl YONKERS. N Y (UPI) - O Harry Shroat and daughter, Diane, want ' Special subway and bus service of Somedale. N. J. Other guests gering will be started from mid-Manhat- are Misses Emily Weeks and Lin- lerarrai O tan to the Yonker; Raceway track Slacum of Newark, N. J. and age w da starting June 18 Special trains 0 STARTS Mrs. Pauline Pepper of Portland, not.on SUNDAY! from Grand Central Station will 0 Ore. It • • • • run non-stop to within a few C3lPte 0 •- miles of the track from where Workman Auto rad.oa, 1 'A RACY, The Toastmistress club will meet Repair 0 25 or rnore buses will carry cus- Calloway Monument Works RIOTOUS NEW at 630 pm. for dinner and a genera tomers the remainder of the way. 0 COMEDY Hilt DEBBIE REYNOLDS program at the Woman's club I\ f 1 707 West Main Street General Automobile 0. house TICKET Repair TONY RANDALL • • • • FORMS MAILED 0 ANN ARBOR., Mich. (UPI I - Vester Orr, Owner PAUL Saturday. June 87th DOUGLAS Ticket appl•.cationg for Michi- 300 Ash Street 0 j A reunion for all members and gan'; 1959 six home-game foot- 7h Mating former delegates to the Egyptian Murray, 0 Game' ball schedule have been rivalled Kentucky Music Camp will be held at the 0 and lirriti,COLOlii to 110,000 persons. Director of , camp Local delegates are spon- 11:X .4 FRED CLARK Athletics Ft 0. Firtz Crisler said Murray t.,fta ' bored by the Department Insurance ad. 511, Music of Agency orders will be accepted on June Soc 0 - the Woman's Club. • • • • 15. cloud 0 Coming Next: P.O. Box charati Confectioner 0. P Raur ii cred- BASEBALL 26P Phone PL 3-4751 Murray "NEVER STEAL TOURNEY GET Coal & Ice Co, tered ited with inventing the ice cream JOHNSTOWN. Pa. (UP!) - 0, ANYTHING Smelt sods in 1871 when he urged a deely The 15th annual All-American 'Nerd 'YIC, customer suffering from Murray, Kentucky dysPesta Amateur Baseball Limited Drvi- So. 4th Street o r. H to try Ice cream and a bit of Con tournament will be held in ton *F flavoring with his seltzer instead Johnstrnvn hegrinning on Aug 12 Z , of the usual cream Ter and continuing through Aug 17 'Their L ng nd "is'l

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