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United P IN OUR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, March 25, MURRAY POPULATION 1957 10,100 Vol. LXXVIII No. 72 n 41\ I S 1 COUNTY WOMAN IS KILLED IN WRECK Farm Marketings Rest Home To Hold Reported Higher Peoria Professional Cagers Seen & Heard Expect Howie Opening On Sunday Truck Runs Off Bridge Near . WASHINGTON el —The Agri- The Water culture Department said today Crittenden To Valley Rest Home Reach Stardom In Future will mark the official opening of Penny Early Last Night cash farm marketings totaled Around about $4:5 billion in the first its new building at Water Valley, Murray two months Howie Crittenden, former Mur- Kentucky with a big open house of 1957, slightly , Calloway County woman was parently blinded by the high more than in the same ray State all-American, has a celebration Sunday afternoon nkarno months killed Sunday night as she was wind and rain that came up of 1956. bright future with the Peoria March 31, between 2:00 to 5:00 The returning home from the„,Owens about that time. As the truck horses in town today appear- Prices averaged four per cent Caterpillar Tractor Co., both as p.m. • ed to be 'Chapel Baptist Church with. her approaehed the bridge, it ran off music in the ears of higher than a year ago, but the a baskejball player and in a Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sullivan, Mr. husband. one' side into the bed of the Brausa at the Brausa Harness volume of marketings was down supervisory position. owners, invites everyone to at- Shop on Mrs. Mae Johnson Patton, age creek below. North Fourth. a little. Howie, among the greatest tend sometime during the after- a 70, was killed when the 1946 Surviviors of Mrs. Patton are Receipts from livestock and cagers Kentucky has ever pro- noon. A special invitation is ex- The pickup truck in, which she was her husband. W. 0. Patton; her once familiar clop-clop of products of $2.6 billion were duced, just completed his fresh- tended to all physicians a n d horses riding with her husband, ran mother, Mrs. Cala Waters of hooves brought Mr. Brau- six per cent above last year man season with the Caterpillars nurses to visit this nursing home. sa off a bridge about five miles Lynn Grove route one; four out of his front door to view because of higher average prices, as the team's second highest Refreshments will be served to North of Penny. Mr. Patton was daughters, Mrs. Claude Manning the youthful horsemen in town mainly on cattle, hogs, a n d scorer. Nothing new for the Cuba all visitors and guest. wholesale not injured in the accident. of Benton route three, Mrs. Wil- for the day. milk contributed. Crops flash who holds the Kentucky were Mrs. Patton was brought into liam E. Hill of Mayfield Star about $1.9 billion — four collegiate career scoring record. per cent below a College Murray where she was examined Route, Mrs. Noble Lamb of No doubt It brought back mem- year ago. -- Playing hi (very game for the Band To due mainly to a drop in by a phySician. Her death was Farmington route one, Mrs. H. B. ories to many another person too. cotton Cats. Critteritlen netted 233 points receipts. Present Concert attributed toli internal injuries. Palmer of Mayfield; one step- for a 11.7 average as his team Cash marketing receipts i n The elderly couple - was ap- daughter, Mrs. Burdin Tucker The Pfitzers planted on the Mur- finished with a 11-9 record., The The Murray State February were estimated at $2 College band of Kirksey: one son Robert H. ▪ ray High School campus a r e high man was John Prudhoe, under the direction billion, slightly above last year. of Richard Johnson of Mayfield; three step- leaning in all directions. former Louisville W. Farrell will Average prices were up three centtr with present its annual sons, Orvis Patton of Detroit. J. 241. B. H. Born who played Spring concert per cent, but total marketings op- in the college Gasoline Falls I. Patton of Hazel and 'red A small brown and white dog were down slightly. posite Crittenden' in the 1952 auditorium, Tuesday evening at has Patton of Almo; three sisters, been found and 16 at 1629/12 North-South game at Murray 8:15 p.m. Jon) Receipts from livestock and also Mrs. W. B. Enoch I Murray, Farmer Aveinue. It is somebody's products of $1.2 billion were totaled 233 Dee Barton, trombonist, from of Mayfield rticlairned pet and has a By Two Cents Mrs. W. M. Meadows collar. four per cent above a year ago, Peoria, a member of the Na- Starkville. Miss., will be t h e dent Ach- route one, and Mrs. Brown How- with hog prices up substantially: tional.Industrial Bosiness League, featured soloist. -A -wide • variety -- ;nation of ard of Lynn (rote. If it is yours, just drive by and Crop receipts of $800 million will play in the National AAU of 'music has been chosen for the >amicljojo, Wholesale gasoline prices have Three brothers. Ado Waters of identify it and pick it up. were about the same as last in Denver which starts March concert and everyone will be ly all the dropped two cents per gallon in Lynn Grove route one. Ernest year. 25. Howie's best individual per- assured of hearing the type of 1 of Java Calloway County and most gas Waters of Lynn Grove, and Jim Ready or not, this is the last formance was on Feb. 17 when music he enjoys. e military station operators are passing this Waters. of Murray route; one • week in March. We have April, he accounted 16 points There is ao admission t. Sastro- for as charge saving on to their customers, ac- half-brother. Henry Waters of Milk and June before us, and d of run- the the Cats upset league champion the public is invited to come cording to reports received today. Harrisburg. Illinois; eleven grand- prettiest time of the year. for bene- Phillips Oilers 92-89. and be assured of an evening of The two .cent gasoline drop children and one great grand- 30 Year Pin Crittenden is counted on as a outstanding musical entertain- the nation covers most of the brands of child. The tulip trees over resiticmal) town are at stalwart for next season. He will ment by an excellent, musical gasoline sold in Murray a n d Mrs. Patton was a member of their peak now. Another variety organization. report to Fort Benning April 20 Calloway County. the Owen Chapel Baptist Church will come fln a little later The Earned By Mrs. for six months of army duly as' A report said that the whole- where the funeral will be held buds on the latter - A. variety are a reserve officer Harry Grove, sale price has been made to the on Tuesday at 2700 o'clock. Burial se:eating now and the outside Employee Relations manager tot One Injured In claviers. and there could still be will be in the 'Salem Cemetery. coverings are about to come off. Butterworth- the firm, appeared troubled over- Satarday Wreck some 'variations in the retail Friends may call at the Max H. Howie's induction thinking 'it price. Churchill Funeral Home until the By the tim• they burst open, the A dinner honoring Mrs. Cloteel would delay his conditioning for Howie Crittenden ,Max Canday funeral tu,ur. ones in bloom • now will about Butterworth on her thirty years next season. However fans in received head injuries be gone. of service with the Southern this region can assure Mr. Grove , Saturday night at 12:10 Wife Of UK Player a.m when Bell Telephone Company, was that his fears are baseless, for his 1956 Ford Victoria failed to Dies On Saturday A show on television yesterday this performer has seldom been make the curve at Hazel Edge Of and crashed into the railroad Bobby Joe Bucy Is showed buds opening into blooms. seen without a basketball, even Blizzard Wears Off signal light post. The signal post FORT VALLEY. Ga. an — and corn or wheat bursting in his father's tobacco fields near Funeral Airlines was knocked down and the right services were 'held here Promoted In through the ground. The pictures Pilot Oak, Sunda!), for Mrs Billie side of the car was badly dam- Justine took a long time to make al- Jim Bingham. ex-Eastern Ken- And Rescue Operation Starts Beck, 21-year ,old wife of Uni- Bobby Joe Rues'. son of -Mr. age. though they lasted only a few tucky ace joined Prudhoe and versity of Kentucky basketball and Mrs. Rudy Bucy of Murray, Miss Dorothy Parker of Hazel, seconds on film. Crittenden in the Peoria starting center Ed Beck. has been promoted with Capital AMARILLO, Tex. ,lit — The In the Texas Panhandle, life- a passenger in the car, was not lineup. The former scored 201 Mrs. Beck died at a Macon. Airlines. Mr. Bucy also received, edge of the worst spring blizzard long residents of the area said injured. One method of taking these pic- points for .a 10.1 average At Ga., hospital Saturday. She had with the promotion, a transfer in memory on 'the - Great Plains it was the worst blizzard they Canady was traveling North tures is to set up a camera and Caterpillar Howie is in the col- had Hodgkins Disease, and will move from Chicago wore off today and rescue parties had ever seen. on U.S. 641 at the time of the not move it, then take still shots lege training program and will Beck, 20-year old Methodist tMidway) to Chattanooga with started plowing through moun- accident. many many of them. over a per- eventually be assigned to the Cities and hamlets in Texas, minister, had continued playing tainous snowdrifts Capital Airhnes April 1 Accord- isied of several days to make the planning department. for stranded Kansas and Nebraska were with- State Policeman Guy C. Turn- at the. insistence of his wife. and *moving picture. frozen travelers. out electricity or telephone serv- er and Deputy Gus Gamble in- The couple knew when they They expect to find some. At ice. vestigated the accident. married one and one half years least six persons—two in Texas— ago that she had the incurable two in Kansas and two in Ne- Rock Island trains were strand- disease. No Pistol Packing ed at Liberal, Pratt and Wissner Thief Proves braska — perished in the storm UK coaches Adolph Rupp and Fur Corner, five miles east of Meade. Minister, He Says and at least nine persons were Pack Of Dogs Almost Harry Lancaster and _Athletic in Kansas. Union Pacific's To Be Human Fly missing in Oklahoma. crack Director Bernie Shively attended City of St. Louis was stranded Devour Aged Recluse NEY ALBANY, Ind. 11/1 —A The blizzard, with raging winds the funeral services. west of Winona. Kan., with about LONDON fir —Scotland Yard Methodist minister' who shot that piled up drifts 40 feet inns 400 persons aboard. Snowplow IONIA. Mich fir — The body described today as "astonishing" down a bank robber with a shot- deep, covered parts FIVE DAY FORECAST and' 14 feet trains were trying to reach of an elderly woman recluse the east with which a burglar gun aftee he killed a state tnaip- their - of Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, was found Sunday almost de- known as the "Human Fly" car- er said today, he has turned By down Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska (Continued on Page Three) voured by the pack of 10 dogs United Press ried out a $42,000 fur robbery several television and Kentucky — magazine and Missouri. It started Saturday. she kept in her hillside shack Temperatures for from a ledge 70 feet in the air. offers the five be. cause he doesn't want Winds up to 80 miles an hour on the city's outskirts. - day period, Tuesday The thief, whose operatinns to J. be known as "a pistol packing in velocity—five miles over mini- Chester Durham Police said Mrs. Edna Palmer, 'hrough Saturday, will average fashionable Mayfair around the parson." mum hurricane strength—started To Lead Revival 66, apparently became ill a few four to six degrees below the district of London have become The Rev. Robert W. Gingery, easing up about 3 a.m, today in days ago and took to her bed Kentucky normal of 51 degrees. a notorious in We past two years, 37, pastor of Trinity Methodist Panhandle and the At Student Center where she died. Her body was Cooler Tuesday. continued cool Mr... Cloteel Butterworth the Texas 'II clung to a ledge high above the Church here, shot and killed storm moved off Eastward. The discovered by a neighbor. Fred Wednesday and Thursday. warm- storage The pavement to enter a fur held last Tuesday at the Triangle William Bassett, 25, Louisville, wind blew up to 25 miles an hour Baptist Student Union of Martinies, who went to Mrs. er Friday and cooler again Sat- Murray house. Inn. Ky., March 18 at a police road- long after daybreak in the Pan- State College is being Palmer's house to investigate urday Precipitation will range led Pollee said that to get to his - A thirty year pen was pre- near' ,here. Only -moments handle. but tile Snivir had gen- in a series of special services Police said the dogs were shut from one-third inch in the south- this . haul he had to: sented to Mrs. Butterworth by before Hassell had shot dowq erally stopped. week by J. Chester Durham In the house, unable to get out west portion to near (Inc inch in Bobby Joe Bucy across a flat —Make his way G. E. Prince of 'Paducah. State Police Sgt. Marvin Waits, All told. 4.000 persons were when the woman died. They said the northeast tonight and Friday. from ing to an announcement made to- roof dividing the building Those present for the occasion 47, a close friend and member reported stranded-1.500 in the the animals evidently became Showers likely again Thursday ravenous and attacked. the body. ay by C. B. Ryan, Mr. Bucy is its neighbor. were Mr. Prince, Reginald But- of the Rev. Gingery's church. Texas Panhandle — and , there or Friday. gap, now qualified by the airlines as —Jump across a 10-foot terworth, Mrs. Emma Greene, Watts stopped the bandit's car probably were many more be- wide Zelma a full operations agent. He is a landing on a ledge two feet 13 Brown, Mildred And- as he fled from the $1,655 rob- cause Communications were ersn, Edith graduate_ of New Concord High and 70 feet up. Carson and Lita bery of the Sellersburg, Ind., broken in many areas and con- —Balance on the ledge while Rushing. • State Bank. Jennifer Riley Winner School and a veteran. He is also dition cnuld not be reported. Of chiseling a hole through the wall Mrs. Butterworth has actually Gingery said he believes he did a graduate of the Ryan Airline Search For Stranded of the building's WO floor. thirty one years of service, how- what he had to do when he shot School here in Murray. Mr. Bucy Deputy sheriffs, National —Crawl through the hole and ever thirty years of this service the bandit in self-defense. He Calloway was recently married to t h e Guardsmen and police tort into County Spelling Bee select the furs he wanted. has been with Southern Bell. said he has turned down offers former Miss Dolores Green of She will drifts with trucks, bulldozers and —Drop the furs to an accom- continue with the from a television program and Illinois, who attended tractors to find out whether any plice waiting below. telephone company at the pre- from several _magazines for stor- The Calloway County Spelling of Mr. and Mrs_ Oral Eldridge.. Murray State College. nurses' sent time. persons had been frozen to death ies based on the shooting. Bee was held at the court house Sandy Lily, daughter of Mr. training. Mrs. Bucy will join her in their stalled cars. NOTIC• "I just want to go on being a Saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock. and Mrs. G. T. Lilly, a seventh husband in Chattanooga soon. Temperatures in the Texas Jennifer American Legion Post 228 will minister—we're building a new Riley, the daughter of grade student was the represen- Other local people also promoted Panhandle were expected to get Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riley meet on Wednesday night at church and. my regular duties re- tative of Murray High. by Capital Airlines who graduat- Chicago Man Enjoys a little above freezing today, al- preatented Kirksey very well by Phyllis 7:00 o'clock at Clarks Jones. are enough to keep me busy," Dowdy, daughter of ed from the Ryan Airline School lowing a little thawing. But they winning first place. Mr. and Mrs. Fourth Monday Here the Rev. Gingery said. Gene Dowdy. was Include Ike Grogan. son of Mr. were expected to drop to 24 de- She will go to Memphis April Faxon's representative. Phyllis it and Mrs. Melvin Grogan. Hazel, 26 to represent Calloway County in the seventh Leonard L. Johnston of Chica- grees at night. J. Chester Durham grade. Route 2. Grogan, who upon in the Mid-South Spelling Bee. All .contestants. Weather go enjoyed Fourth Monday today. The blizzard hit so hard in except those graduation from training, was the State Secretary of Student She also receives $20.00 for being specified, are in the eighth grade. Mr. Johnston who is a native of Texas and Oklahoma because sent by Ryah to Capital Airlines Dr. wora for Kentucky Baptists. Mr. the county champion. Judges for the Spelling Bee Report New Mexico but who has lived And Mrs. F. E. normally those sections do not at Chicago. has just been pro- Durham is a former citizen of Second place was won by were Mrs. Annie Mae Hopkins for the most part in Chicago, expect blizzards:' They are gen- moted. from the airlines opera- Crawford Visit Son Murray. He served as the Bap- Patricia Orr of Hazel, who re- of Kirksey, Mrs. June Wilson of has retired and plans to build erally flat and exposed and are tions department. to the Chicago By UNITED PRESS tist Student Union Director here ceived $10.00 as her reward. She Hazel, and Mrs. Mgry Ann Rus- a cabin on Kentucky Lake. crossed by main transcontinental routing section. It is Understood Southwest Kentucky — Cloudy Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Crawford from 1940 through the school is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. sell of Murray High School. He said that he had highways, upon which the motor- that this is an outstanding pro- with occasional rain today and never seen left town today to visit their son. year of 1943. At that time he Fred Orr. The $35 00 in, prize money things he has seen ists were stranded. motion'. Severe other young peo- tonight:. Somewhat cooler today the today. He Dr. Pat Crawford and family. of was elected to his present posi- Third place with $5.00 prize was donated by Robert Young, Power knocked Out from western Kentucky are and colder tonight. High today gave as examples the horse rid- Columbus., Ohio. Dr. Pat Craw- tion. was won by Hamp Brooks of Randall Patterson, Judge Ray- ple ts The blizzard, the worst to hit success 55, low bonight 35. Tuesday ers, the swapping ring with all ford recently opened an office in Murray Training School. Hemp burn, George Hart. Bank also making outstanding the Great Plains in years, started The BSU of Murray 'State is of mostly cloudy and the dogs, and a man with a bag that city where he is spee.ializing is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murray, Peoples Bank. Bob records with the nation's major colder. Saturday as screaming winds very anxious to have the people Mil- full of cats. in General and Thoracic Sur- Brooks. ler, Dr. Mac McRaney, airlines after graduating from the swept across the flat country, of Murray participate in these Murray He is thoroughly enjoying him- gery. Bobby Myers. son of Mr. and Training School, Buron local airline school. Mr. Bucy Some 5:30 a m. temperatures driving the snow before it like services which -are at 12:30 and Jeffrey. self today and stopped in to get Mrs. Wayne Myers represented Leon Grogan, Charlie is visiting in Murray this week, Covington 34. Paducah 48. Bowl- Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Crawford shotgun pellets and piling it 6:45 daily through Friday. The Lassiter, a copy of the daily Ledger and New Concord. Bobby is twelve Faxon School, Murray and in a statement made today, ing Green 47, Lexington 41, will return to Louisville the lat- into drifts that .s,at off all travel music is under the direction of High Sc- Times. He plans to years old and is in the sixth hoot, Alive% High School. he says that with the increased London 4'9 and Hopkinsville 49. subscribe ter part of the week to attend At least 10 inches of snow fell Phil Landgrave a senior from Kirksey when grade. The Almo representative High School. Hazel school s'perations of the airliner, trained Evansville, Ind., 39. he gets seitleid. the State Dental Meeting. in the stricken areas. Eastern State. College. High • was Anna Lee Eldridge, daughter and New Concord High School. personnel are greatly needed. s

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENT _POKY MONDAY - MARCH 25,1957 THE LEDGER & TIMES Tarheels Squeeze IrUELISHED Sports Through Overtimes BY LEDGE& & ItMLS Pl'8L1SHING COMPAN Parade 4, Inc, Consolid.non of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and Toe To Beat Kansas .anea-kierald, October 20, 11128, and the West By OSCAts FRALkY It9gi Kentuckian, years Oelore Berra notary Swinging Armstrong Is January 11, 1842 .United Press tiports writer gained in Let nauonai recognition inaia a - usia 4441dY u) meeting re.ey oarrori. By LYLE liCHWILLING JAMES C. Na 1LLIAMS, PUBLISHER 4aOta.er Uopes [TOM uctILLIu In lai4o, when retniairesug mov- United Press Sports Writer We reserve pair iii au.La gattaSea woe*, Mac KAiviScsb LIS, the right to reject .any Adverusuig, Letters to the Editor. ea up -in eeass, a pacaue aX ado. isn or Public Voice items which in our opinion ise WIL tie dwe , 14 664.4 to Startet,t. iltele Nunn Larolina a lad' Heels Bat are not were Again For for the best big Yanks, make a cumeosca, interest ef our readers. toe tai‘v gees New Tory erhaniX11/13. L1..t chain- squeezed tru-ougo two iripie otci- lalluerWa,y weeis to sweet ma pitass and_ iore.ga caainpions .55 tinier periods to win the 144-AA NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE ancuee.iiie basket.ualt championship go WITMER CO., 1368 use !nue was clainieu nere and ants White Sox to an 8-I -victory Monroe, Memphis, Tenn., 2.50 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan mein a, the 5 01W. there. Coach Frank nictjuire aurnitted Hits Come Thick And Fast over the Cincinnati Redlegs that Ave., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., Bostot. 1 nibis Inc iirst of three bouts, today , "it a uncanny how we ended a four game Chisox losing witn Miguel tserrius 01 Y'W'tU Pep Takes Over coma have kept our unaefeateci skein. Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as hico lacing carmew Losia Ut season going." As. Yanks Second Class Matter Willie Pep, the Connecticut Overpower Dodgers Hay Boone, Harvey Kuenn, prooklyn in a i.:-rounuer as dancing maser, sLraign,enea it NidGuire was preparing to Frank Bolling and Reno Bertoia SUBSCRIPT/ON RATES: By Carrier Murray, Augustin Square (Jewett tau Fri in per week 20c, per out unaay 8 coach the East. sautiu in to- un ale oasis , By FRED DOWN holstered as the Detroit Tigers mondi 85c. In Calioway and a.iesnrtg agagra;ea, per year $3.50. eise- 1154111,' 1.0.11.4411 %quell, tile teattlta Laal-N, eat shrine ail-star hudled seven shutout innings oy. wahang trITOUgli Lnalit y United Press walloped the Toronto rel a p 1 cl where, $5.50. new King wus De crowned. Bei"- game here and tor the hubbuu Sports Writer without issuing a walk and struck w right, 1"1111 leiranova ants sal Yogi Berra is Leafs, 15-3, and Heywood Sul- nos is me 0 to D choice. over fights during the national swinging that big out six as the St. Louis Cardinals barsolo. bat again livan's two-run, 10th - inning MONDAY - MARCH 25, 1957 Atter that the winner laces championship game to die *own. - and it no coinci- beat the Milwaukee Braves, 1-0. homer gave the Boston Red Sox Hogan Nis.itai Inissey of Nigeria This urn. there is going to "We were lucky, awfully lucky dence that the New York Yan- Vic Wertz's three-run homer be a 5-4 decision over the S a n witn that WIller meeting timers no such scramole ana inter- all season long," he said, "but kees are looking like world and three-hit pitching by Herb Francisco Seals in other games. rianua at France tor use titie. national indecision. Inc lour best our boys always kept then poise champions again. Score and Don Mossi enabled the 10 Years Ago This Week A Recurring Situation little men us inc world are and came through in the clutch. Even a pre - game ligament Cleveland Indians to whip the mien up to snout it out. berrios sprain suffered Ledger and Times File This is me Lain time since I guess that's the mark of cham- by Mickey Mantle New York Giants, 4-3. lui that the teatnerweignt crown and Costa smart the Dail ruiulag pions." was glossed over as the Yankees Chnsoa Slam Redlegs Fu try:Lay night ants, although leaa 'She Tar Heels had to go pounded out 16 hits fur a 14-4 printed ral services were held'i today for Mrs. Melanda nas even up lor graus. Lsuauy,- Books • Louise experienced, the '44-ye5r um Her- through three overtimes to top victory over the Brooklyn Dodg- Renley, 91, who died Tuesday evening at when the i2o-pound champion The Pittsburgh Pirates scored pceaer the rius is the Michigan State in the semi-finals, ers Sunday to even Magz. home of hIkr son, Jesse stepped down it was because at chi-sleet the -spring their ninth win in 14 games when sooK Henley, Murray, Route 1. Death through He was won iO out of 27, 74-70, and three more World Series" at one game each. they beat the followed an. bless of some length and weight. Not thus time. Philadelphia Phil- Supplies store was attributed with three knockouts. to win the national champion- Mahtle's injury-he stepped in a A* -to Saddler maintains he The 22- lies, 5-3, behind the eight-hit 123 complication suffered troni Kansas, 202 So, 4th Ph year Costa ship 54-53, Satur- gopher hole while running in the Survivors incl a detached retina in his right old has won 30 of pitching of Ron Kline and Bob ded three daughters, two sons, thirty- day night. outfield-is expected to sideline three eye in a taxicab; accident 40, with three Itnockonts. It is Purkey. The Pirate infield reeled grand-childre fifty-one great-grand-children last him for a week but is not con- and July. doubtful if either will go all Fights Break -Out off five double plays to compen five- great-great-gran hildren. On January 15 he was sidered serious. . all-typed of his crown by the the way, Hamia-being the lavor- But wen it was all over, sate for three errors. Mrs. T. H. Mullins. ç. and Miss Rubye With Mantle out of action, it Smith enter- Nataonal Boxing Association and ite to -come out on top. After Coach Dick Harp of Kansas and Moe Drabowsky and Tom Po- tamed with a tea at the h e of the v.-wrap to Berra lo swing the bi'g latter on ThursclaYt4 Jail manilla, .a.ltrx, ,amvir,47kg his that, the qbestion will be whether all others agreed that North holsky 'tossed a seven-hitter as emALTICATb PRE VENt March 20,_ _honoring. Miss X Carolina is stick for the Yankees- she? -he end inia Honchell, whose en- retirernent lie underwent an eye Saddler can come back. truly the nation's No. the 'Chicago Cubs' downed the -, gagement to Ramer 1 team. just ihat-hammering out a. tri- Beatty-Je 11,• Jr., was recently an- operation. " Baltimore Orioles, 8-2. nounced. The tense, drama packed charn- ple, double and two singles in Sandy still hopes to make a pionship game brought on two six tries to knock in five runs. •• Dave Philley's three-run first- Mr. and Mrs. Zi.,b A. Stewart ent comeback but it will be "six Named in Probe Wednesday and scuffles among the players and inning homer sparked the Chica- Thursday yf• last week with or eight months" before he knows Mrs. St -art's sister, Mrs. two more between the coaches. A's In One-Hitter -- ft-ft DESTRUCTIVE TERMITP Ed Filbeck„ and Mr. Filbeck. . whether the eye will take the r"---- The first was between Pete Art Ditmar and Bobby Shantz, Miss Quava Clark. commerce teacher at pounding of the prize ring. Mean- rayville, EL, Brennan of North Carolina and Kansas City's winter gifts to the spent the week-end in Chicago while. the action marches on. Wilt Chamberlain FREE INSPECTION visiting her bçother, Fred of Kansas, and champions, divided the pitching Clark, and Mrs. Clark Usually it took quite some a flagrant foul was -and their little niece an'd nephew, called on chores for the Yankees and limit- Carol and time to. crown a new champion North Carolina. The seconn saw 'THE Rodney. ed the Dodgers.ta.eight hits.; TERMITES Eighty when one of the former feather- Tommy Kearns of North Carolina students from eleven West Kentuck3, Tom Morgan and Torn Go4an, high Weight_ kings abdicated take a swing at Gene FIston • schools coni.peed at-M-Urray both former Yanks, Collaborat- -Liconsed and Insured- State College. Satur y, Bat Battolino threw up his of Kansas, for another flagrant DELINQUENTS' March 22, in the final ed in a one-hit pit7hing job that session of two-day debate. hands in 1932 and it was five foul. San. Kelle, Kansas City Athletics In between, McGuire was ac- paced the Phone 441 cused of, but denied, yelling to -a 4-0, win over the Washington are coming at Harp, "You phoney you, Senators. Morgan yielded the hit punch you right in the eye." -a single by Eddie Yost in the MARCH 31st Kelley's Pest McGuire. did say' that a Kansas fifth inning. Bradley assistant coach (Jack F.skridge) Sam Jones, obtained • in a win- Will Be Ric er hi- Control Next Baske •"rushed up and shoved me." ter deal with the Chicago Cubs, By JOHN GniFFIN - richer" next season - probably i took an "all for United P•ess Sports Writer broke" gamble battling NCAA champion North ' at this Point. Carolina and NEW YORK l - Kansas for the t, 'We held the ball for Bradley 's No. 1 CHARLES TAIT, the Seattle, -rich" Na.i. national basketball rank- last shot, and that nal is ii• . 7 - would win Wash., man the Teamsters' trig. the championship or lose it." Frank Brewster testified got -We should be a better team said Vanatta. "But when finaal his job as San Francisco port CO-OP next season." YOUR Bradley Coach Swander finally got to take the director through union inter- Chuck OSlaurn proclaimed in the shot . after a ,scramble, he had vention, is shown In harbor wake of his Brat& EI-83 win- 'AS- TOONS only a very tough shot.' commission office In San Fran- .ver Memphis State in Satur- Swander. who won a semi-final cisco. Brewster said he gave iay's NIT final.• and the "ex- BY game in the final second with a Tait a pair of binoculars. Tait aerts" were quick to agree with basket, tried a "much longer" said he knew Brewster "very AGAIN! niTr: HAS DONE IT MONK one-hander tt;is time and missed v..ell,"' but did not recan any -we 'don't 'lose anybody at •,11 even the backboard. binoculars. tlaterwatiosial../ 711 frim this" year's team." the The Calloway County Soil Improvement Association, in cooperation with Southern SUPER. r-aclue coach ..poiated----040,--An-t - ERViCE n additieft we have stars cve• States Cooperative, announces the following SPRING SALE! - ng up frost.- a freshman tea •nat had an unbeaten 15-0 rec-

Three•Pointer Wins he I :n.Leascitainr,,,,..h.eiiiparadesp,„ri eIt.etumc... Weekend March 22 Thru March 30 Only ports REG. SALE wh•se three-point play ITEMS PRICE PRICE Monk wasn't kiddin' when he with 29. seconds let t clinctied Summary acAusat Super Service sign. the-title game. and Barney Cable 6.7O 15 100 LEVEL PREMIUM TIRE $ 21.70 $ 16.35 and Bobby Mason, need a sign to get both named to the All-NIT team,. They're By United Press into the final round of the Na- 16.2 cu. t. DELUXE FREEZER (by Unico) 349.00 249.95 backed up already by so many Saturday tional Basketball Association str•.ng players that Memphis KANSAS CITY -North Caro- playoffs. 249.95 184.50 MONK'S Coach Bob Vanatta conceded, lina. edged Kansas, 54-53, in AUTOMA5T1,.0 WASHER (by Unico) "They just had many shoot- triple overtime to win the NCAA MIAMI BEACH -Slender Al SUPER SERVICE ers for us - every rine was a basketball championship. Balding finished one stroke a- Cy 90 BATTERY (18-41o. guarantee) 13,90 10.90 :•.c••ring Standard Oil Products threat down to the sixth head of Chick Harbert to win with old bat. with old bat. and seventh Sr 731 5u9 S. -12th St. men." NEW YORK -Bradley defeated the S7,000 Miami Beach Open. Memphis State. 84-83, The future isn't quite a bright in winning DEEP WELL PUMP, 42-gal. tank (Sta-Rite) 172.35 112.35 the National for Nlemphis State's gallant "I.:p- Invitation Basket- MIAMI Mickey Mantle of the ball .c. Kids.".wh.., came hear-bceake Tournament at Madison Yankees. stepped in d hole in the /34" PLASTIC PIPE:2001 coils 26.40 18.00 ingly cf.se 1,, graboing the top Square Gartteri. outfield and suffered a sprained i.rize in their very Crst NIT fait which will keep him inactive UNICO HANGING CHICK FEEDER . 2.90 2.20 COME appearance. HALLENDALF. The Tigers lose only Fla. -Willie for at least a week. two men - but they are "most Hartack guided Bardatuwn ni a 3' 2-gallon PRES§URE SPRAYER 8.47 5.95 SEE! valuable player" Win %%Hong. half-hog' h t ictory over Fabius MIAMI BEACH -114-rb• Flam i•nd hard - driving little Jack in the $1.26.000 Gulfstream Park whipped Mervyn, Rose in three 18.95 13.95 Butcher. also an all-tourney se- Handicap. straight sets to retire the Good 5-gal. WHITE CkEOSOTE PAINT lection. Neighbor Tennis Championship The ,.n!y non-finali,t to 4-gal. SCRUB PAIL 1.29 .89 make MELI3OURNE -Meryn Lincoln Trophy. the al-NIT team was Guy Hedg- yipt.r ran the mile in 3:59.0 and became' ers of • Temple. The OWI5 1.47!:41 the lit - I histurvJnriino POWER TOOL and SICKLE GRIND 14.25 8.95 • • TTAISY- -AC-A-Crthi-Y the mile in St Beriatenture. 67-50. less than four min- utes. 50' PLASTIC LAWN HOSE 3.25 2.49 Witfong Fouled ol:t WASHINGTON -,-The' Army f .rig • a hsuneg• • in persona I .has asked Congress to biaist the h,:ct the • SEBRING. Fla. -Juan Fangio AEROSOL BOMB .98 .75 'roars in the th -cif• We-it Point and the play, just vit4"" “'-" Air Fret Ac;clemy to allow eh, after McMilion the. rugged-4"44t".t."144 12-hiair Sebring spur's 1.54 1.19 had slapped in for more presinential appoint.! HOUSE BROOM a rebound car race in American shot to tie The !wore ‘.vhich driv- ments. Brig. Gen. James H. Ban- 1-,r Bradley er Bob Gold- SCOTT. at 83-63 and then, etch lost his life. vile of the Army- adjutant gen- 5-ft. DIXIE STEP LADDER 4.65 3.89 fouled- . - 11•41 play lay. Bob eral's offia, said 300 presidentia: Swander, added ufret- -thrAie -"Sunday ' appointees now may attend thi 8.95 ATWATER that .prut ed FARM and HOME WHEELBARROW 12.45 the 'A inning point. BOSTON -A third straighttri-, Naval Academy at any one tim, 1957 outboards Yam:Ala. who coached Bradley timph over the §yr acuse Nate, and Air Force iitifing lace but the Army OPEN END WRENCH SET 2.2k 1.47 vs.:4r "11,cl,-..1 'hat Nler"r e3-P,0. mr..-..ed the Bi.,:trin CaPic5 reetrie.rei to R9

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Childers Aluminum awn- with murder by narcotics, are shown outside Old Bailey court in Lon- don. From left: Caroline Randall, Helen onto M a p 1 el old Wadesboro Road. M25P ings. Any size and types- Alumi- ORNAMENTAL IRON, cast and Stronach, Helen Mason-Ellis. It was Nurse Randall who HELP WANTED ( gave Mrs. Morrell two injections on Dr. Adams' Heywood Sul- • num triple track windows. New wrought designs, porch columns, orders the night lira Morrell died. (International) SPECIAL SALE: 10th - inning Lot 20 Pasco style. See it at 18th and Main or railings, mail box and light post, ROUTE MEN. Major U.S. com- Subdivision. $1750. Paved street. call 1303. loston Red Sox Home Comfort Com- picnic tables, yard furniture, etc. Colorado, pany will train and finance City water, sewer but in Testes, western over the S a n am- and gas. Dis- pany, 7.25P Low prices, easy terms, free es- bitious men for Kansas and parts of Nebraska established retail timates. Mayfield Edge Of... COLLEGE 1 other games. NEW Ornamental travel was still paralyzed. Child Expert route. $80 and expenses .given POW-R-BOY Ri.to Tiller, 2881 Collect. A4c Stockmen expected heavy los- s very first week. Car and refer- $15. Scott-Atwater, 1956, 10 h.p. _ale • (Continued from Page One) WD Allis Chalmers ses of livestock, which have not CLEANERS ences necessary. For interview mittoard motor, new $240. StarkS SINGER SEWING Machine rep- Tractors stranded sisters. been fed since Friday. Says FREE Pick-up & Delivery phone Paducah 3-2777 'between & Equipment, with snap Hardware, 12th & Poplar. Phone resentative in Murray. For sales, Kids coupler. Two to choose from. 1142, " Ate Dog Food Expert Dyeing Service p r nted 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. or write to 'IT service and repair. Contact Mr. A rescue train left Amarillo SNOW CHILLS WANDERLUST 422 Columbus Ave., REAL NICE Bnilding Lot on A. M. Dugan, N. 16th Ex. Phone Alteration Service PCO"r Paducah, Ky. CA Allis Chalmers 1013IA, Mich. all -Two Ionia Woodlawn. Large shade tree 22504. late Saturday night for Boise Lack 80016 M30C in A 16C State Outlets Tractor & Equipment with snap City, Okla., where Hospital fur the Criminally WALTER WATERFIELD rear. Fred McClure. M26P a bus Was Store coupler. Insane trustees celebrated t h e MONUMENTS stranded. The train has not been owner h vh SALESMAN age 21-28, college first full day 123 13 Allis Chalmers Murray Marble heard from since it passed of spring Thursday By HUGH ROBERTSON Jr. degree, salary open. Salesman & Granite Works, 1411 Olive -age through Kerrick, Tex., north of by c walking away from their Blvd. Ph. 430 22-28, 2 Tractor & Equipment. SPECIAL, 2 piece living room builders of fine memorials for Unted Press Staff Correspondent years college, salary Amarillo. work detail. Louis Feast, 30, and open. Jobs suite. 2 end tables,. two lamps, over half century. Porter White, MEMPHIS, Tenn. - It - Unlimited Etnploy- C Allis Chalmers Outside Sublette, Kara, five Joseph Wilson, 31, both of De- ment Agency, cocktail table, a seven piece lit"- Manager. Phone 121. A22C Youngsters just don't have the 3144a Broadway, Tractor & Equipment. persons we're stranded in a grain troit, were retaken three hours rag room suite for only $137.50, chance to let off steam these day, BIT FOR elevator Sunday night. They had after their escape by police who Two WC Allis Chalmers platform rockers, $17.50, BITE according to Dr. William J.- Von inner- . been there since Saturday, sub- followed their'tracles in the snow PREVElvf , spribg mattresses at a price Lackum, director of the Tra'ctors and Equipment. you -SAGINAW, Mich -a-471- -One'- sisting on boiled dog food. They to a barn -where they were hid- Gailor VACATION EMPLOYMENT 'affeird to Psychiatric Hospital's A Farmall _Tractor can't miss. Seaford & year-Old Joseph Robinson bit his broke into the elevator when ing. Child Guide CMG'S an4e Clinic. Personnel Director of nation- Tractor & Equipment. grandfather's dog and the dog bit their car slid-into a ditch. back. ' GULF SERVICE ally known corporat-an will A John Deere Tractor 1957 Most highways were open in There are laws against shooting interview teachers fdr summer • Standard Diary BB guns and firecrackers in most • All Gulf Products TIVE TERMIT1 positions that and Equipment. • Aristocrat Diary • are different. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle states, he pointed out. • Prompt, This high -paying creative va- Three Ford Tractors • Cash Account Diary CROSSWORD PUZZLE . Efficient "Where's a boy going to dig his Service PECTION cation work appeals to teach- And ,sluipment. Auto Record Book ACROSS 32-Afternoon Newsillakers cave today?" he asked. ' ers who want to grow profes- party - • Sanitary Rest All 9$ these Tractor, have Start- Auto Expense Book -Toward rear of Rooms sionally wnile 34 "You can't say tit's neurotic enjoying a ers and Lights and Travelers Expense Book of Viuiuiu ship lrrES are Guaran- 6-Sums n--tleadgese when a boy wants to 600 Main Ph. _charge of pace from the class- Day-At-A -Glance Book A run off and 9117 teed. 11-Cathke •ntnial 3S-Esne go fishing. Two ioom. Write in confidence for Memo Book 12-Exhilarate eii-ellrl's 11111M• of the world'e id Insured- -14,-"-04M1130 view 41-Eager best knewnsluvenile __delinquents interview - -phone nu m • IT-YSTraeltOOd WATER VALLEY - 1967 Calendars I:,-Cure- all were Toni Sawyer and Huckle- :41e, uer, detlails of teaching ex- IC-At this pines 44-StockIngs A perience, and Garage & Imp. Co. Office Supply Department 17-Limb 45-Spun berry Finn." previous vaca- 47-Liquid PEOPLE 60 TO 80 1 441 tio'rt‘. employment. Box 32-0, HiWay Ledger & Times pronoun 4S-Plunder RE ST a 45 - Phone 12 Develapernent in a child, Von Murray, 19-(freek letter 49-Peelares Tear WATER VALLEY, KENTUCKY Call 55 • bi--Ventilated 60-Thought Lackum explained, is develop- Out This Ad 22-I5ehoode 61-Communlins s Pest 23-Itt:Iine in place ment of certain motor skills, emo- ...and mail it today to find of another tional controls, social capacities 25-Ciirded cloth DOWN out how you can still apply for trol f 27-1Mild and other factors. This plan was 1 te-redraped 1-Shipyard 2-Mean a $1,000 life insurance policy to misIreY worker 2-Sunola laid many, many years ago and 4-Sramo‘e unit children are the same as then. help take care of final expenses cf currency • 3 O. C 6-Candle Adults Should Lead without burdening your T--t• ha au family. /5 7-Metal -7rgiii7-aVe'd Von Lack-um, You handle.-The-erlire-Traini- 2-Oriental nurse "the, world isn't." action by mail with OLD AM- if 9-Intertwines o Copyright. 112212 b• Jamas Leine. Reprinted by permission of Random House. Ise. (King Features Syndicat,) l0-Cuble meter There are getting to be fewerERICAN if KANSAS CITY. No 11-Stick to corner hots in which to play ball.obligation. I 41 13--Comfort No one will call on -Illuminated e"../ 1. Besides a boy has to be almost you! 20-Poker stakes V, an expert to find 17 • T 7: • 77: . r. C. passed through it, bending it en from Richmond." tk smiled, 21-Thick places to play, Write tgday, simply F ....I .11 Awn- giving tiouing reinci,....a..ig pi,.-...... it. as 24-Comh, form: Von Lackum continued. b. ..es was on cJi.o. It,, d had a ._,L4r • outside • your name, adress and age. Mail • taateion with the Cavalry at Fort Schwabacker stood 'up. "Mike,."He was dinerent in th.un clay., 55 3. 3. 26-1•Iare : He also pointed out that even Laranite. 27 to Old American Ins. Co., 3 West Wyoming. A year of wait- l'U need a stout wire with a nook sor. Always ia'.:,Thin ne w • z., 21-Ileduced In Rep. Victor L. Anfuse after school jobs so plentiful ing. •-.year of one dre.uy patrol efter rank 9th, Dept. L316B Kansas City, ca,ther. He /3 34 fed pent up under the bent into the end. Sharpen it if When the states besan to secede, - 20-Rubbers on when today's adults were,children iiiiallibly exacting. coldly gotten most of the Missouri. reserved. you can, and bring another lamp tie feelin' was a bit nigh, sor. pencils WHO HAS are scarce now: First Lieutenant Temple Jocelyn. 57 ic • Even the -here. Well nave to sterilise It in Like I said, she teas 31-Scotts consumer's dollar and whether • dap:lint of his Unarm. Hen- was a notan- 23-Claim /tette. was nut oossoluse. ter she *LB the dame." ern arieweraL Th' war ocean Wel - 34-Stahll there have been any practices 'bark is Vermont. • painful niti„...sry. hit "Aye, sor." both apart, sor, but I thmk they • 26-Musical' Injuring the consumer will be this VIII.P01 epos which ne Mae Instrument was different A While Linehan House farm company of infantry went about his I could have forgot thitt exceptin' 26-Evade aim of the special 1.ati been sent to reinfon e Sort Lara- business, Schwabacker saw to a for tier brother. The deuterium 37-Appellation subcommittee investigation in- mie. Jorelyne troop bad been ordered 35-11clnett -to-Ryndlee's ranch to rendezvous with dozen details of defense. An. the Caught him one ni,;I.t past th- . to all costs of living over the MURRAY LOAN CO. -Small Valley Iii. coiiipsny anti 12 uthern earort It. A mile while Temple Jocelyn watched Union picket lines, sor. Cap'n 44- Possess 10 years. Chairman is • from the cavalrymen past 506 W. Main St. Telephone 139 him with pain-dimmed eyes, like Fawnstock was in civilian 44-Seettish cap spotted the ranch, with the infantry conflict Rep. Victor I... Anfuso (D) of te.sition ringed iNalf 47-Armed _"YOkJR HOME-OWNED by warriors. JoceLyn an exacting schoolmaster, men- eipthes." New York. (International) LOAN CO." rent Emil with the seeond sectiotrto tally tabulating his errors for fight • dhersion.ary action to draw Schwabacker's shock was in- ou some of the attackers. while some future accounting. tense. "Yoe" neoasi-?" I .Ture- lyn pushed through to the infantry- Schw :backer's arm was a NANCX by Ernie Bushmiller men. "Aye, sor. Th' lieutenant com- When the two-pronged assault bough of pain had forced the Indians to retreat. and he walked with manded Lk' finis' squad." I AP/ Emil and Jocelyn found the rompany It cradled against his stomach. "God! What a thing tar a man of infantry shattered. Ryndlee ap- The warrior's knife had carry." pealed with a woman-the wife of sliced to .E • Infantry Captain Nathan Kineald. the length of the forearm, lie "What I've said is for you who was In agony with • mangled could recall the feel of the knife alone, sor," Finnegan said. 2E arm. There was no aneath.tie "II he I Eire alsr was made drunk with whis- point raking bone; this was his lives and I ever hear j'ou speak key. TTien Emil. who had run away only distinct impression of the of it, I'd have to kill you, sor." I I /rola a iiiedaal cat,-,r to the Arruy. whole fight. .35 tried to use some of his old skill in The rest was a mud- He spoke without neat, a fiat, aunputatIng Kincald'a arm, gray haze. positive statement that rent-true. .95 Linehan came bark with his Somehow Emil Seliwabacker _ CHAPTER 6 homemade( probe. Schwabacker was not offended. He touched'.„ X14 MIL Schwabackees wounded looked at it, then flashed this Finnegan on the shoulder briefly. - .50 Arm was a flaming fury and rough Irishman a quick smile -it "I understand, Sergeant, is that the last hour had been a severe appreciation. "More water, cloth. why he watches the mail? Be- .90 drain on him, not so much physi- You know what, Mike." cause he thinks she'll write?" cally' as mentally, dragging up "Aye, old bat. sor." "Aye, sor. The lieutenant's all the things he was in the army Temple Jocelyn had the ques- written every week for seven • to forget. He turned to the door tion in hi eyes when Emil Schwa- years an' never got an answer, .35 as Sergeant Major Finnegan backer knelt again. "Are you a sor. if he lives, he'll write every came up. "Can you step out here . . . surgeon now, Mr. Schwa- week until he dies, or until , h .00 a minute, tar?" Finnegan's fore- backer?" gets an answer." iFfeesSA(..ensze.Eone---> es- 7 ,.,-77-wrirlided, his "I would have been," Schwa- "Thank you, Sergeant." Schwa- .20 voice gravelly with worry. Schwa- backer said blunUy. "1 had seven backer turned away and met Ser- barker stepped into the hallway. months to go before graduation.' geant Mcr:ruger coming up. "Sor, Lieutenant Jocelyn caught "A man of ... hidden talents," "It's possible to go outside, sir. ABBIE an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Bores .95 i bad one that last round." Jocelyn panted heavily and sweat Cassidy and a couple of the Command! Command at lost ... bathed his face. others have been doin' some long- The man's indifference .95 The inner voice was a shout, it galled range sniping and they've shoved HIGH SCHOOL YOU CRABTREE Schwabacker. He said, "It seems whoop of immense joy. Long af- the Indians out to about four MEAN PLAY PATTY- CORNERS HIGH'S terward Emil that we're all hiding something, hundred yards." ONE OF THE THINGS THE JUDGE SAID, Schwal:eicker would CAKE WITH THOSE SURE IN FOR ONE .89 feel air." "Eacellent. Get tive-man de- ROCKY, WAS-THAT WHILE YOU'RE ON shame for this thought, but a SaUAR ES 4' BIG JOLT:: In that moment he could not help Jccelyn did not take any whis- tail together and tend to the PROBAT C N , YOU'VE GOT TO FINISH .95 himself. He was alone at last, key to case the pain, lie made mounts." He turned, composed, in HIGH SCHOOL-, in CorniTtand Of a troop and R low 1104Arttle, &KV* the agonized complete command of- Marsete; .49 desperate situation. If there was sawing of his breath. Sweat came The pain in his body was a de- anything In him, it was bound out of every pore, anal when tached pain and he found he to come out, good or bad, and a Schwabacker dropped the lead could endure it. He looked at .75 man had to kruiw. Ile could not ball into the pan of pink water, Lieutenant Jocelyn and found the bre without - Jocelyn was too weak to open tail officer conerious. his eyes. .19 He found voice. "Dad? Now Sergeant MeGruger said, "How bad?"' Leaving the bandaging to Cor- long are we staying, sir?" poral Lin:then, Senwahacker drew "Igthink well take our chances "I don't know, sor," .89 Finnegan Sergeant Finnegan to one side. late this evening," Schwabacker said, "Mike speaks like you ,was "You've been his sergeant four- said. Ile caugl- t sight of Lieuten- • doctor, sor, judgin' from th' teen years, isn't that right?" ant Eastwood In the hallway .95 way you worked ; on th' captain. "Aye, sor." trading to Lydia Kincaels room. It's in his chest, sor. Iligh, but "Then you know a lot about The man's Idleness, his apparent he's blowire .47 blood with every him.* indecision, irked Schwaherker. breath." • 'That's right, sor. All there is "Sergeant, take the lieutenant a. Schwabacker pushed past Fln- to know." with you outside, but he is not • .. and (; negan -.and went into the main Schwabacker drew a deep in command." room. A gathering of troopers breath because he felt slightly "I understand, sir." UL' ABNER by Al CROP around Temple Jocelyn parted dizzy. The pain in his arm was As McGruger moved away, Ly- when he knelt down. Jocelyn was numbing. "Sergeant, I'll give it (ha Kincaid came to the doorway. IT'S SOMEWHEARE.ON IT'S FOSDICKtf-THAJL EGADr.re I WAS - conscious, but in deep pain. to you straight. You beard what "1.,think I can be of some use," "batagi's,DEll YOU,YOU FAT RASCAL!! WATCH CASE.1-1AS NeNRUNG AGAIN!! He saki, "You're in . . . com- I said to the lieutenant; I was she said. She was running on A FINE MAYOR I CAN HE-AR 11-!7- SNAPPF.D HIS r e- IT WASN'T ON mand, Mister. Now we find . . . onee nearly a doctor, so I know nerve alone, Schwabacker de- YOU A R E,GOI NG TICKING!!-TICKINW! DRAIN!! THE MAYOR!!-ITS out what you ... are. A soldier what I'm talking about He may cided. AROUND STEALING or a . parade-giound dandy.' die. So I want to knew about "Do what want," he said. yoi WATCHEtif GET Llnahan was there. He said. him." He took the battered tin- Corporal MiJiC Linehan, who ° PIEJAHr‘RR ITTICK11.- CAA!! ▪ You got to do somethin', sou!" type from his pocket. "I want to had been wit Scha-abacker since 141,441 TICKING!' "Keep him in a sitting poen know about her." his frontier aslgnment, hovered ' TICK'NW! : r tion," Schwab:a-her ."Strip "The lieutenant keeps that to like a fretti g hen. "Can I tend off his shirt." Jocelyn madesfee- himself, sots" to that at sew?" ble protest, blit So-hwals.,eher "You're lying," Sehwabacker He wanted to let him, hut he would have none of -it I-le exano, said flatly. "Sergeant, don't you could feel Temple Jorslyna ping- her& the wound enrefully, noting ttsink she'd wint to know?" - ing eyes boring into - his back, that there was no exit hole. The Finnegan pawed his face out measuring him nmv as he had al- lead was still in him. There was of shape. "1 guess, sots" He ways measured him. Lieutenant A fragment of torn metal in the glanced at Jocelyn, who sat prop- Schwabacker said, "Forget it, „astaaind and Schwatsicker removed ped between two troopers, his Corporal. Go see what you can do thin:N.1n Jocelyn's shirt pocket he head tipped fnrwarn on his chest. for the lieutenant." the datierreofrpe :07,. • found rinse, a -nThey met befdee th''war, sor. A He felt a little silly after he 3-25 of a youniz woman heeding an in- 1 real Southern beauty. Proud she said it fant In her arms. The bullet had was. One of the Favrap is. 1.•••-eric 04IX:0%•<••;•••••1 \tock woin- (To So Continued) C.,. MT 6} 1).444 hirte•3yr4e, • \

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PAGE TTTE FOUR LEDGER & 'MAW 161.11tR A Y, KENTUCKY MONDAY — MARCH 25, 1957 Women Gladly Pay Time and energy can be saved A System To using tbe attachments which Club News AMMON' For Labor Savers Follow Will are available with vacuum cleaners. Be sure that your vacuum Women's Page WASHINGTON In —One sup- is in working condition. ermarket official says today's Make Housecleaning perfect home-maker is fully gasier aware that k. ic Burkeen. Exiitot Phone 694-M-4 or 763-j Weddings, Locals food labor-savers cost her more money. But she's happy to have By BARLETTA, A. WRATHER • to day, from avammvvilat heavy job to a MWA411.411 things that way. Spring cleaning bite is here light job, 1 from standing job to .1 nalyze Yourself Home Department This was the comment of Rilea and it's a wise homemaker who a sitting job. She will cut all Doe, (of Safeway Stores), during prepares for the big job of the corners where she cap, with- Ends TUESDAY Before Decorating CALENDAR Holds Luncheon At the annual meeting of the Na- housecleaning in a out SOCIAL sacrificing principal. systematic tional Association of NEW YORK 'II^ ri.• )•aa The Club House Food Chains. way, who makes a plan which "Human needs are fairly sta- will be the least distressing THE STORY OF A decorate your, home, analyze ,'your Monday, March 25 alcRaney, 1609 West Main at The Home Department 'held -its to ble," said Doe. "Human wants her family and herself, pers,nality. The American Legion Auxiliary seven-thirty o'clock. annual luncheon meeting at the and AMILYS UGLY SECRET! are never stable, never regiment- sticks to the plan. That's the advice of a leadink will meet at six-thirty o'clock at • • • a club house on Thursday, March ed, never static. Today they are She bases her plan on JaParlese archifect. Junzo Yo,iii- the Dairy 'Ann for a dinner meet- 21, ;at one o'clock in the after- tested Tuesday, March' 26 ballooning." principles, like mura. He believes homes slhOutel 6ing. The Executive Board of Mur- noon. organizing time 'THE Due said that .the number of leaving out any reflect the personably" of persons •• • • - ray Hospital Mrs. D. F. McConnell present- unnecessary part Auxiliary will meet food products competing for the of the who live in them, not the per- Woman's ed five of her piano students in job, using the best tools The Missionary So- at two o'clock at the , hospital. housewives' dollar may total DELINQUENTS' sonality. of the designer. a very lovely musical program. as and equipment and keeping them ciety of the Memorial Baptist All officers, committee chairmen high as 6,000 a year. He pointed Yosiumura, an architect for 30 Those appearing on the pro- within easy 'reach sitting down Church .will have an enlistment and volunteer chairmen are urg- out that many of them had years, is a professor at Tokyo gram and their numbers were as "built to work and -sharing the work live today as if banquet at the church at seven ed to attend. in" features which save University of Fine Arts and has • • • • follows: "Blue Danube Waltz" by prepara- In organizing her time, she o'clock. All women of the church tion time and the need designed buildings in' the United Miss Felicity Hallanhri; "Vien- for the guards against attempting too There's No , are urged to attend. The Lydian Class of the First cooking knowledge that States. His work includes the • • • • • nese Melody" by Miss Donna made much on any given day. She Baptist Chorch will meet at the grandmother's cooking famous— Japanese -House in the Garden" Kimbro; "Dorothy", an Old Eng- allows herself time for frequent Tomorrow! The AAUW Book Broup will home of Mrs. J. N. Outland, but exhausting. at the Museum et Modern Art, lish dance, by Miss Shirley Cul- short rest periods. She plans ffritten on meet at the home of Mrs. Mac Poplar Street, at seven o'clock. "Today's housewife," he said, New York. the Japan Air Icines pepper; "General Grant's Grand to diversify the work from day "has a sneaking suspicion that office in Rockefeller Center and The Lynn Grove Homemakers March" by Tip Curd; "Humorse- a motel. all this labor-saving costs more the WIND Crawford Home Is Club will meet with Mrs. Cloys que", piano duet by Miss Nancy To create an individual effect, money, and it does. But she, like Butterwcirth at one-thirty o'clock. Roberts and Mrs. McConnell. YOU WILL BE GLAD JECHNICOLOR, he advised never stick . to Scena Of Wothan's Scarlett O'Hara prefers to worry TOMORROW s one Members -are- asked to please note Mrs. Nix Crawford, chairman style or periiid. Combine furni- about that tomorrow." YOU Group. Meeting change in meeting place. The of the department, presided at VISITED US TODAY... 4141"1 44, ture, fabric designs and orna- The %roman's. Association of club had planned to meet with the meeting. ments of different periods. ,but • • • When Your Car Gives You Its Finest the- College Presbyterian Church Mrs. Lottie Key but a ' change The tables were beautifully be sure they blend. Perfomance Yet I *net at the home of Mrs. Charlie was necessary lue to sickness. decorated in the yellow a n d Yoshimura also said it is pos- Crawford on Thursday, March • ••• • green color scheme with arrange- LIGHT UP OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT HAS THE BEST tg ligH‘ ;4 sible to create a loveOy riotn by it 214 at'.eaght. o'clock in the eVen- . Wednesday. March 27 ments of jonquils: japonica, and -7t.1110. ovvpr using furniture yeit atreactv kg.ret**-- • •. FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS ing. The Calloway County ACE forsythia. LAKE PLACID, N. Y. — fl— "Furniture does not- have to be -Mrs. Betty Hornsby was the will meet at the Murray Training Mrs. 0. C. Wells, Mrs. A. F. The International Association of You Will Find Them To Be beautiful." he said. "It ma', haV.e. _ • speaer TOr the -thirty o'clock. Doran, Mrs. Charles Crawford, Pipe Smokers has picked this COURTEOUS and bring evening.She spoke School at three RELIABLE a sentimental value • • • • Mrs. Nix Crawford, Mrs. Leon- Adirondack community' for • , •,. ,"„ • • el the subject. -"In Any Place its Please Come In And Meet %mil, In Any Work God Is Ever Thursday, March 28 ard Vaughn, Mrs. Oliver therry, 1957 convention. The association ALVA sent.1 She emphasized t h e The Paris Road Homemakers Mrs. Robert Ethertan, Mrs. Rob has over 1,500 members who THOMPSON GLEN REEDER itikK HUDSON •usewife's versatilities who en- Club will meet with Mrs. Rob Mason, and Mrs. B. C. Harris. come from all parts of the world. J. D. MORRIS J. D. ROBINSON SYKES - RUTLAND A•avors to keep alive the world Erwin at ten o'clock. Covers were laid for the forty- Included in the membership are LAUREN BACAU. ; id gave us. • • • • four persons present. two "woman clubs" made up of DENTON BUICK COMPANY • PLUMBING CO. The president. Mrs. B. F The Zeta Department of the • • • " the "fair Sex" " *TM' imolie pipes — 207:2-09- Dartmoulh College's interna- and ROBERT STACK So. 4th St. -clierffius, conducted the busi- Murray Woman's Club will have compete on even terms with Murray, Ky. • 603 7.0SS meeting. Mrs. Jack Belote bridge at the club house tionally-famous annual Winter a benefit hien tit the werld PiPe ""1 ting . Richard -C.- Denton.. salesmen.. John C. Farmer. DOROTHY MALONE -Day— — al.e the. devotion. at eight o'clock. The public is Carnival was first held * 1910: championships held each year. Refreshments were served by invited. 1654 945-R40 swo-55. Third .4nnual Fashion Show Model Murray Lumber Co. Inc. Presented "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" The third annual fashion show '111-• 104 East Maple St. Phone 262 •f the Music Department of the for Murray Woman's Club was pre- '-.anted on March - 19 at the club house. • Mrs. John 0. Pasco, chairman model, of the department, welcomed the To The Voters Of guests and expressed her appreciation to the local merchants for their contributions to the show. right A formal garden setting and The City Of Murray other artistic floral app-Antments were designed and decorated by atir. Bob Thomas, florist. The across wearing apparel and jewelry were furnished by the following This Fairless, Club Victoria a brilliant ,..,0006••• 5_ example of the Mark of Tomorrow styling and •!••• merchants: The N. B. Ellis Co., built-in plus-values Littleton's. Lerman's, The Style the that have made Ford thrbest-selling car the nation. Shop. Lindsey's. Belk - Settle, Murray Fashion Shop. Town and College Shop. Julia Ann Shop, Ryan's Shoe Store. and T h e Cherry's. Commentary was by Mrs. Garnett Jones. Music was by Miss Lillian Walters. During the intermission, the guests en- F joyed two musical selections by Mrs. Howard Olila, accompanied ORD by Miss Watters. Her selections were "My Beautiful Lady" by Caryll 'and "You and the Night and the Music" by Schwartz. FORD is the Cordinators of the fashion show were Mrs. Ed, Griffin and Miss Lillian Tate and the script was written by Mrs. Albert Tracy and Mrs. Ed Griffin. The pro- grams were sketched by Miss Lydia Hall. art student at Murray State College. Mrs. N. B. Ellis, publicity chairman. said the show was successful in every way and she .expressed her appreciation for the reception given it. The pro- owest priced ofthe ceeds go for the benefit of the Youth Concerts and scholarships • a fund which are sponsored by the Music. Department. • • • • Calloway ACE To Meet On Wednesday The Calloway County Assoc-

will hold its regular meeting at the Murray Training School on Wednescray. March 27. at three- int o'clock in the altar/loon. All members are urged To iit- 1, William II. "Jake" Dunn, take this method of tend. soliciting tour vote for the office of City, Judge..of Mur- • • •.• • • Ford is the best dollar-value of all the cars on the market. needs from a whole new family of mightier Ford V-8's— IN MINN. ranging up to the terrific 300-hp Thunderbird 312 Super- ray in thr'• May .2th Primacy'Election. I am a life-long. OLD STUFF Ford is worth more when you buy it! charged V-8. Or you may choose the new Mileage Maker Six. resident of Murray and Calloway County, Kentucky. My ST. PAUL, Minn. —IT— The Everywhere you look in the new Ford, you see plus-value wire and I ha; e lived in Muray for the past 32 years. first anti-segregation law in Min- features. And these advanced features that make the Ford Ford is worth more when you sell it Our two children.. Freeda Kuykendall. and Bobby E. nesota was passed without a car your best buy today ... also make it your best buy for The years-ahead styling and rugged "Inner Ford" featurei,,,, 1869. The the years ahead. Dunn make Murray their home. word of debate in that make Ford worth more now are the features that will prohibited classifying act whith There are many plus-values in the all-new"Inner Ford!" make it worth more when you are finally ready to sell it or 1:ved among you I feel that most Of you or 5eparating school children on trade it in. "color social position You don't ordinarily see many of the plus-value features that know enough ahout roe to decide the basis of priced right! whether or not you or nationality." was approved by are built deep down into the all-new "Inner Ford." For Ford is would v,.te for me for City dge. the state House of Representatives example, such features as the new, sturdier, contoured Comparison of manufacturers' suggested retail ,delivered 30 to 12. The Senate and Gov. frame that lets the car ride lower with full road clearance prices proves that model for model, Ford is the lowest- 'am campaiuni-ng actively and will make every William' R. Marshall quickly ap- ... new suspensions, front and rear, that are integrated and priced, full-size car. effort to Mt voter in the City of Murray, however,' proved the measure balanced to give you smoother, big-car comfort and restful Action Test a Ford ... and see for yourself! th'e' event you are away .from home and. I should not handling easg. The only way lie able to .coiifiict you. I to get fully acquainted with a car is to get promise. to give you 4 years of There's "a big plus-value in Ford power for '571 behind the wheel and drive it. And we will be happy to full time work- a - City Judge and work for the things I This year, you can pick a Ford engine to suit your power have you Action Test a '57 Ford at anytime. believe .to be be,4 for al the people orthetity .of Mur- 'THE ray. Thanks, DELINQUENTS' COME IN TODAY...get a great deal on the NEW KIND of FORD! are coming Wm. H. 'Jake' Dunn MARCH 31st PARKER MOTORS ' 701 Main Murray, Ky. Phone 373