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••••S 'hi irized Selected As A Beet Al? Round Kentucky Community Newspaper The Full "Largest e. Picture Cirt:ulation In MS of Kentucky The City Politics Largest Whole Circulation In ilk lb.-- The County United Ptess International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray,'Ky., Friday Afternoon, July 17, .1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 168

rik Portion. ;9° lb. CASTRO RESIGNS AS CUBAN PREMIER tt Portion Children Killed As ippling Polio On Nixon Plane To Try To Beat Big Crowd Stampedes Dr. Fite Is swing; Urge The $202,249 Is Speculation Rises Since The II). I, SEOUL (UPI).— Me• than e Of Vaccine NY-Moscow Time Of Kozlov a dozen children were skilled in Speaker At isked In Suits Resignation Was Not Forced Pusan tonight when thousands of spectators at an open air show By HELEN THOMAS By ERNEST BARCELLA Airport in a different type of. feught their way but of a narrew Uniteel Press International By RUDY CERNKOVIC ,Reynolds and Kaiser. About ;1,- ef" United Press international 1 Boeing airliner-a military ver- Rotary Meet Filed Here gate to escape a sudden rain RSHINGTON (UPI) — Su.- United Press international 600 workers in the three com- WASHINGTON (UPI) — A sien of the standard 707 now storm radio Seoul said. geen General Leroy E. Burney PflaISBURG . panies came under contracts accompanying making daily trans-Atlantic com- (UPI) The that giant jet airliner Many others were reported in- Dr. Robert Fite, of -the Gegra- warned today that crippling polio .. a strike ran out July 31. Nix( against the nation's basic Vice President Richard M. Nixon mercial flights. n's plane 'fa jured. phy and Meterology Department in march this is the ''Upward Three damage suits totaling $209- steel industry cut deeper into em- McDonald Addresees Workers to Russia next week is expect- expected to make a refueling Another dispatch of the Univessity of Oklahoma, -particularly among tram the summer the 249.17 have been filed in Calloway ployment in related fields today. Me4mald took his arguments- teak ed to try to better the New York stop at Keglavik. Iceland. Stillwater. Oklahoma, w a s the southern part city-sent by Or- unvaccinated. County With nii further peace talks to the men in the mill Thurs- -te-Mosefive flight time of Both the press plane, which gutaat against -Ronnie Dinston, Soviet ient Press-said that between, 40 speaker yesterday at the The 'nation's health chief said scheduled until Monday day and - showed up al the will have at least 58 passengers Darnell and Hedley Thweatt by at the Beth- ii Fir* Deputy Premier Frol R. and '50 people were crushed and Murray Rotary Chib. that about nine out of 10 of the lehem Steel Co.. :own C Tucker. .acting earlieet• Unumtsod Steelworkers plant in Beth- Ko•Mov. phis crew, and the. vice presi- Dr. Fite, an expert on severe as ad--s trampled to death in the con- cases have been reported among of the estate of George President David J. McDonald and lehem.- Pa., where he addressed 'A Soviet TU114 jet-prop list dent's craft probably will depart weather, is at present in instructor fusion, persons who have not had ant:- Pirn rnkister.at°r . his top lieutenants carried their an estimated 2.500 workers. Monday returned Kozlov to Mee- next Wednesday evening. at the Summer Science Institute It said "several hundreds of polio Shots. The damage suits grew out of tight for, a betteel contract to cow non-stop in 9 hours and 48 Nixon is going to Russia to at Murray State College. 14, has .He bitterly assailed the indus- others" were injured. Burney - also told United Press an autembile accident which the picket lines. minutes. open. the American exhibit in been a guest . instructor for each try's negotiating team as a pack A national police headquarters International the number of cases claimed _the lives of three mem- In addition to the half-million Nixon's plane is not likely to Moscow and tour the Soviet Un- of the three years the institute of "messenger boys" who had spokesman here said he could of paralytic polio this year . is bers of the Parker faMily which _USW members who struck at be aiming for any records. ion. has beer held. "absolutely na authority to ne- not confirm the reports because more than double the toll at this, oceurred the first of April of this mills fern coast-te-coast—at one • That effort. it was learned to- Nixon announced Tuesday police telephone He is also ne of the first per- gotiate." • the circuit to time last year. a year. George E. "Rex" Parker and minute after midnight last 'rues- day, will be left to a Boeing 707 night that Vice Adm. Hyman G. sons to fly into the •eye of a ta- McDanald said, "steel does not • Pilsen was out due be —rains The Public Health Sersaice said his .two daeshters. Mable Louise da-y. it was estimated that mere • intercontinental jet which will Rickover, slather" of U. S. nu- phocer. want a new contract. . .their and winds of typhoon Billie, there were 681 cases of paralytic and Geneva Lynn. weee killed as than 25.000 railroaders, truck- MIXES carry N.xon's press group non- clear submarine develepment, Dr. Fite spoke briefly on tor- talks were as phony as a seven- • which was last repieded over the polio repOrted through the first a result of the accident. drivers', Miners and seaman were A • still from New York City's Idle- would accompany hitn on the nadoes and on the advancement dollar - bill." • Yellow Sea. 26 weeks of 1959. This compares The complaint aneged that Ron- idle because of the steel strike. ir Airport t M Le cow. forthcoming trip. that has been made in forecasting guarantee you some day we • Orient Press said about 50.- with 329 victims during the same nie Winston Darnell "negligently More- layoffs in th•ae lines were • .Nixon Plane to Refuel Mimic Inspection Planned them and becoming cognizant of will have an agreement, and it 000 persens had gathered in Pu- peso ti last year and "reflects the drove a mot r vehicle against" expected to raise the hotel to The Vice President' hIlmself is The vice presadene explained the c nditions under wh1ca they. will net be for pigs, it will be san stadium to watch a special conestently upward trend of po- the car in which the Parkers were 75,000 in another week or .two. lury ha leave Baltimiire's Fr ieridshaa that he expected to have a "free citizens" show are 'spawned. for men of steel and men of dig- sponsored lio eases since April." . accident The possibility of a second chance in Russia to inspect So- the club a film - cits- riding, and that the would nity." he told by the Kujie Shinbo newspaper He showed . Dr. .Burney said preliminary metals industry snake the gathering. viet developments in both teams not have occeirtert "but for the grew waen atomic picting how tornado warning figures to be mane_ public later athe -USW posaeoe'ed. His visit with the Bethlehem nf th.. amid defendant. eigueei—esse - are set up and how th-ey operase .1:rickets was the first in a series At about W20 p. m. heavy rain tqdas show the polio rate rise ía --Winston_ Darnell," • abon cmpies of its major steel. de- Lineups For - - areaa s).-h-ere -tornadoes as-e in ateet -centers- afa-Und The coun- 'bioughl ih by typhoon continued this week. - employed hy Bed- mends to the nation's three ma- The unorthodox admiral may frequent. Darnell was started to fall and the crowd :Kansas City, Kan.. Des !Reines, jor aluminum producers, have wan the trip by his verbal. showed actual ley Thweatt Used Cars • at the Alcaa. CcIntinued on Page Three began to flee, the agency 'said. The film also iIbwa.' Little Rock, Ark., wad prowess during several painted an excellent'' time of the accident. The com- Two Classics Many die* as a frantic strug- tornadoes and in aklahoma City. Olcla.• were the cxohanges with Kozlov last week tornad came plaint further -said that Darnell ' gle deveksped at the narrow en- filmed scene the hard pit areas which have report- at the Shipriingport, Pa.. atomic camera. The was "acting for and on the behalf trance gate, the agency said. directly toward the tel a ('substantially greater" num- power station. Rickover told the apparently waited un- of the defendant, Hedley Thweatt". cameraman bier af cases this year. Jlot Announced Soviet official, through an inter- enter the at the' time the accident. til the last moment to •cannot urge too strongly,t' preter: "It's all right .to talk because houses ani Damaces ,of $62.710.47 have been Employment storm cellar, In Thunderstorms Still Fitirriev said. "the need far push- one of the complaints about peace. Now you go home other buildings could be seen fly- asked in ing thead with the drive to vac- It includes $450 for the Parker's and do something about it," Plague Midwest ing apart as the tornado approach- It new looks as If everyone will eke:" the unvaccinated. It is automobile: $25 wrecker bill and The peppery .Rickover was ed. 1. have to. wait until not tea late either to start or. $645.47 for funeral expenses for game time to , credited be observers with corn- 'United Press international No Rotary visitors vsera present learn the starting lineups foe Stu gpraplete the salk shot seriea' milking a total of oft with the: honors in the - Thimelersterm however V. C. Stublattanetlis - Br Mr. Parker, Nation artivitY f a a Burney as ahigh- Istut Saturday night's ball D. described $3-110.47 special 'expenses. games be- battle of words with Kozlov. brought funnel clouds to parts et had Harry Sledd as his guest and tween Barker's Resebuds and Bill .. ls- encouraging" the intensive Two additional suits were filed The vace president's official Kansas and Missouri persisted Rev Mischke had Captain Wilbur Nl'sF'ansies as neither coach csartmunity% theives which have behalf of the t%771, children party, besides Rickover. includes today. Wavman as his guest. on win give out any information. been conducted in recent manths killed in the accident. Mabel U. S. Infornialam Agency direct- Scattered slaiwers and thun- Guestof the club on July 30 however, they did release their with the resulting „Inoculation of Louise. 11, and Geneva Lynn. 8, OT George V. Allen, Foy D. Koh- lersarms occurred Thursday night will be District Governor Th. mas Deep hundreds theusandraf By rsister of "active" players which of $72.524.35 Strike for $74,014.35 and ler. deputy assistant secretary over a wide belt extending from Laswell, Jr. are listed below. Barker claimed F • The aceident.‘!accuered :approxi- of state for European affairs. and South Dakota to the southern that Nall was givine up and Nall As a result of these aget'vac- mately one mile south of Kirksey 15 members of the President's Racklee. The Weather Bureau By FRANCIS L. McCARTHY retorted that if Barker • didn't cinated" campaigns. Dr. Blarney on-the That of Arseif of this year. federation of Labor met in emer- advisory cortunittee on the Moe- said the -storms continued into Prep League Sees United Press Int iOrlai know any more about electricity said, there has been a drain on In the accident Mrs. Darnell. who' gency session to draft measures cow exhibit. Dr. Milton Eisen- the morning in parts at Nebras- HAVANA. Cuba (UPI) — Fi- than he did baseball he had better Action Last Night the vaccine supply and there may was with her family, was critically to prove their support for Castro. hower, brother of the President. ka, Kansas, Oklahoma, del Castro has resigned as stay off any high poles. New be' "occastonal delays" during the injured. prime The organized university student is one of the committee members. Meaaco and Arkansas. minister ef Cuba, his Rill Barker's Rosebuds Prep League action last' night next few weeks in obtaining George. Overbey is attorney far brother federation called on members Kalov indicated at Shipping- 'Funnel were Raul Castro Lloyd "Popcorn" Jone s. Hal clouda sighted in saw the Braves fall to the Pi- saecine in some areas. said today. to be ready for similar demon- port that Nixon would have a Tucker Raul. 'Saler" Kingins, Coleman "Ca- souttreaat Kansas and southeast rates • 7 to 10 and the Giants There are 'about 70 rrnllain per- who is chief of t4,a. arm- strations. chanee to see -a new atomic Missouri ed forces. !i•" McKeet. Everett *Fish Net" but there were nu) re- down the Tigers 4 to- I. who have had one or more said Fidel wreif4 re- Reports from Camaguey. Las poevered Soviet\ icebreaker dur- ports port to Massey. T. P. "Flash" Hargrove. af damage. Taylor was the losing pitcher • I the three-shot series. the wanlc by radio - on Villaa. and Oriente Province in- ing the tour. He even remarked his Allen 'Phoney" Po..le. Allen The Weather Bureau said there although he had a no hitter go- The PHS considers Salk vac- reasons tonight. dicated widespread .ACHES 'Tar- that Rickover should come along. mabilizatian .was another smaller area of ing until the sixth inning. He cine 75 pet cent 80 Two Accidents . _There was :speculation that of pro 4E aana Rose, Hoyt "Pinch Penny" to per cent -Castro student, civic and -GROWN Castro had Roberta. Mike aF ish in g Plug' showers' and thundershowers wai touched for 10 hits including effective aga:nst the virus. Last resigned to became other groups. minister Stranak. John "Stogy" Sarnrnona from Mississippi inta Western two singles, a triple and a (limbic June. an advisory group recom- ef state in order to lead- In Havana, a steadily-increas- Bass Big Bargain North the Cuban Chester "Yogi the and" Thomas. Carolina, . but fair .skie*- . by. Jackeon, two hits ,by McKeel mended a fourth or "booster" Are Reported delegation „ to the ing crowd massed before the Nneeling of J. W. "Gasseya Young. Robert For Fishermen prevailed over most of the west artel three hits by Fareis. He "hot be given to persons under Organization Of Amer- presidential palace. Sonic carried ican "Speedy" Young, Bill "Strike Out" and north and over the Great fanned two batters. 411 Who had their third shot a States in Chile next month sgns proclaiming: Two accidents were reported "Fidel. with Reddick. Jpe Pat 'Aceya Word, Lakes and New England. Ferguson gave up four hitt ecter or mere ago. where Caribbean tension will be you to death" and yesterday by the city police. No Fidel. why Clyde "Jailbird** Steele, Wiesen FRANKFORT (UPI) — Bass A thunderstorm hung ovet and struck out nine air the vic- discussed. resign?" one was injured in either of the It also *lames" Keykeridall. 'Pat "Filthy" are the bargain for dishermen at Reek. Ark.. about three hours tory. The Braves didn't get an was suggested that Clete • The UPI learned early today accidents tre's move Wallaeta Vernon "Pill Packer" several Kemtucky lakes, the state last night- leaving 1.90 inches of extra base. hit. Dodgers Fall Before was, a maneuver to isi. Castro's decision to resign. -Burwell, Just before 11 yesterday morn- gain "for him a vote Stubblefield. • Department id Fish and Wildlifsa rain. Neb.. gat 1.85 In the second game Stubble- of confi- The decision *as confirmed by Pirates; Tigers ing Mrs Derthy Jean Smith pant- dence. Bill Nails. Pansies Kesources rePorted Thermion Inches of rain clueing the six field registered his twelfth cans Win There were no indications the official newspaper of Cas- ed her car and left it: According the reeignation Billy "Dizzy" Adams, Budd y Sniped bass have been taken 'hours before midnight- But areas secutive win without a loss al- was being forced trvi's "213th of July Movement." to p. lice reports Mrs Smith said upon him. "Fat Boy" Buckingham. Raymond by' trolling, jump fishing' arid'-th the Midwest received little lowing two hits and Striking out • a Revolution put out an extra with' The Pirates defeated the DiRt that she thought her car, a 195.3 "Grease Monkey" Caldwell, G. W. still • fishing with minnows at or no rainfall and the corn still 12 batters. Rose hit a double and In a brief •stitement broadcast a five inch gers II to 7 and the Tigers beat Mereury..was In the parking gear. headline: "Fidel Re- Falmonds. Kentucky Lake. Black basseinee needs moisture. Stubbleffeldagot single for over the rebel radio. Raul called "Nubbins" "Willie "Pea- a the Orioles 8 to7 in Pal-le League not have been signs."' been caught on surface Sunny skies, but that it must , ra the amnion to maintain ser- nut" Faughn. Gene "Blind TOM" lures and wete forecast for the only Tier hits. play last night. The newspaper said it learned • because it relied down a hill and - enity and Cathey, Bobby "Slow Poke" Gro- met:1211M deep running lures with the Atlantic Coast from Virginia Roberts was the losing •pitcher. wait for Itranfother's that Castro "took in the lest f . Roberson was the -winning hur- n into 6 parked ear, a 194 gan. Woodrow "Woody the Wood- fair size b:uegill hitting on to New England and, except nr The Giants tagged him for f nit pranouncements. hours' the decision to ler in the first game. giving up Ford owhed • br Victor Williams, resigns is pecker" Herndon: Jim "Butcher" w.irms. early morning cloudiness, the hits led by a triple and a home Mut said the people should jab which he accepted. only two hits. Nesbitt picked up which was in a parking lot near s;azireite few •rt. Thomas "H. gime. Hogan- A good many white bass have ,ac-ifia— Coast also should yet run by Kipperuer keep calm "and Wait Fra the re- Continued on Page • a single and Alexander blasted the Murray Lumber Co. The left camp,-'Red "The Old Pro" Houle, been caught at Lake 'Cumberland fair wee-tiler, today. the Weather sponsible and convincing words a double fur the (*fly Dodger front tender and grill on Mr. H. "Bottle" Hutsen. G. B. where Many limit stringers at Bureau said. Cooler weather wa74 trim Dr. Fidel Castro." • C. J. L. Lassiter Grows eleuts. Jackson allowed only four Williams' car was damaged add "Mailman" Jones. Red "Lumpy" crappie alai, were reported. expected in most of the upper The rebel redo also called' on hits .but Was saddled with the the left headlighton Mrs. S'mith's Hole. C. "Cola" Lamb. Cliff Dale Hollow offers fair catches Mississippi Valley and northern the working class to ?main at Sprayingk Of R. Big Cucumber West and Nanny collected daraaged. Pollee of white bass riff ear was id-SO their jobs and said worse "latuticlee" Cdchran. James "Dag- the deep banks Plains states. two singles -es, • ACE fur the winners. that the damage to the should not wood" Payne. and in --the jumps by trolling. J. L. Lassiter 0'507 Cheatnut resort to, any strike M In the second game, taw losing rare was minor. Both cars were Puff, The blulegill catc:h is rated fair. FIREMEN CALLED a.v hich, "only serve the I In the Powder League the has grown one of. the largest cu- Orioles tried to r.p the cover the time - of the osquitoes • Si me white bass have unoccupied at enemy interests in- the "s a Is" elaim they have all master- also cumbers reported thus far. off the ball with nation." I -Firemen seven big hits. accident. 'News of ed the game. of softball but are been caught at Herrington Lake were called yesterday The fine specaman IS% I 1'2" j. Caatro's impending Smite hit a home fun and a The second ,accident occurred arguments where crappie is rated as the abOut .5:311 to .Taylor. Motors where resignation swept like wildlife having 'heated about king and 91.1" in .circumference. singlt, Ctrr blasted a four bagger *env after noon yesterday about Is Completed tgeir costumes. Both teams seem best bet.- a welding operation caused a fire. It weighed in at two acriass _the city. The executive pounds and and Goodwin draled"a triple and sgefeet cast of the eerner of 4th frabe in excellent shape nad are ey -Lake taret7 bTiiigi -37-gas line -Vas borne two ounces the- giant. single. There were other sing- and Main. Pelice termed the ac- anxii us for the, big night to ar- caught on flies and worms in all into catching a• truck on fire. Mr. Lassiter R I. Cooper: Administrative As- said he just Pull- le's. Vaughn was the losing pitch- cidelit unavoidable. Mrs. Myrtle ,••• .ive.. The roirtee- listed below is_ areas as its top attraction. Crap- Carla ,n Dioxide extinguishers were ed sistant of Calloway County Health it from the vine the cucumber er.. Lassitew was backing intoaa park- official and all _tiste- players pie catches are faft around fal- used to put the fife out with a Brooks Chapel Will Departmeni 'reported tocley ' s will is still green and in good con- Lax hit a double ,for the only "when. her' ,Luria child that len treetops at n1ght. minimum of ing space' Mr. Gene Weeds. see action of some sort. damage. ciitien for eating• Begin DepartMent of extra bale hit,- by the Tiers: "fell against- her foot, and caused Revival Sunday "Taylor's Cattle," Agriculture in cooperatiin with %carte. Valentine, Summers and her le back into the car perked Susie "Mooribeam" Faughn. flor- the Health Department had cern- 14atiburn each picked up singles just .behind her. Only sushi dam- 'is 'Tarzan's Wife Jane" Rose, There will be a revival at 1 1-le 'pleted the first' roundof spras rig a, to. round out the lave hit attack. age wax reported on both cars. Freeda "Floy Doy" Kuykendall. Brueats Chapel Methodist Church Ilbr mosquitos in Murray. The two Fox was given- the victory. The car Mrs. Lassiter accidentally Marelee "Chicle' Andrus, Pea e beginning. 4sinday, July 19th .and small branches running through backed into belonged to Donald "Blossom" Wallis. Ann ritilsuing the ugh Saturday July Murray and several ether places 'Handy Chapman of Dexter. girdy" Taya- r, Frances "Caledonia" Husband Of Former 2,at h. vefiere water was pealed were IllitKeel, Lois 'Vedic. Pie" Jones, Servicee— will be held twice sprayed, This program is designed Emile "Flodgie".Ward, Katie "Cud- Countian Dies daily at 2:30 and 7:45 p. m. The to kill mosquite larva rather than dles" Herndon.' F a ye "Dainty" SIV•atbor pastor. Rev. Layne Shankfire will the adult mosquito. 'Mather, Grace "Dottie" James. Ir- be the speaker. The public is in- Mr. Cooper aleo 'reported that Word has --acne "Dimples" young, Geraldine been received of' --Itopeirt vited to these services:' in many areas the baniu along "Princess" --Brewer. Fassie -Baby the death of Russell' Peyton, hus- the streams had grown' up in OD band of Marian Dale Peyton of Wilted 'Pram laateritaUsesi LoCAL WEATHER Doll" Caldwell. EPORT weeds and bushes making it al- Beauties" Les Angles, aCalifeenia. He died I most impossible for i- inan to go a -"West on- Wednesday alebezes "Skeeter" West, Sue lass Angeles. S iitilv4•est Kentucky — Partly High yesterday 89 through and make a good jab Low '"Dumpling" Sammons. Betty Jo Mrs Peyton was a prominent cloudy and continued warm to- today 89 spraying. The spray program will . realtor. "Sweetie- Pie" Pool, Millie "Liza" Burial will be held today. tonight and Saturday with Relative Humidity 88'1" continue through the summer sea- WET "Queenie" day, Friday, in Les Angeles. widely scattered afterneem and • B P 29.11 inches son. Mr. Cooper urges all property lain. Charlotte Stubble- Mrs. Trace of d, Agnes "Minnie Pearl" Prune, Peyton is the youngest night thundershesters itiewgh rain last night owners along the branches to clean daaghter Jo 'Sugar" Oakley,, Betty "Cleo" of the late Charles F. Saturday. High today-87 to 92, Wind slight S.E. up the banks so that. a good Dale Farris. "Betty "Tillie" Hale, Jean of the tirm , of "Dale and low tonight 68 to 73. -Forecast for - 24 hoer period, spray job can be' acomplished "Flash" Larnpkins. Doll "Minera" Stubblefield and is a niece of' Temperatures at • 5:30 a. m. ending 7 a m, transom w morning: . If an erea _gets gown up with Vernon Stubblefield. CDT! Louisville 74, Covingten High today 90 to 95, low tomorrow too Much undergrowth. spraying Reddick. Faye "Daisy Mae" Ryan, SIDE—Western discuss mood WEST'S nation diplomats strategy as the new of Big Four foreign Friends wishing to write Mrs., . Paducah' 70, Bowling Gree,n morning 69 - 70 Possible light will just be left off in that' area. Marilyn "Cha Cha" Cathey. Ger- miniater seesions Geneva, Switzerland. left: Giuseppe Pella,' gets underway in From Italy's Peyton riay do 4e.3992' linden- 70. London 71). 1:exington 71 add Aowers this afternoon or tonight. Mr. Ceinfer said. The weeds and . tha "Pee Wee" Lowry, Lucy Britain's Selwyn Lloyd, France's Maurice Couve de Murville, Christian Herter of the U. S. and hunt. Los Angeles, 36, Caldera- IHopkinsville 71. Evaniville Ind-, continued udy during day. Hot undergrowth also provide a har- "lathe' Stranalts and Germany's Heinrich Brentano. The west seeks "truce" on Berlin problem until 1961.. 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LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY -- JULY 17. 1958 dIMM=111., Alb 1.11•1111=11111MEN..., THE LEDGER & TIMES Dusty Rhodes Is Back At His Old Stand Collecting Pinch Hits Attention Farmers! PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. In* Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and Tim WE WILL ACCEPT YOUR ABC ORDERS FOR runes-Heraid, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, Jasauata7 For Another Slice Of The World Series Melon He Tasted In '54 1942 - LIME SPREADING - We are now vendors for this county, for lime instead WILLIAMS, PUBIt By MILTON RICHMAN hits he collected 'tri lead the Gi- ed Detroit, 5-2, and Kansas City Yogi Berra tied the score with JANIIM C. ISHER of the Calloway County Soil Improvement Association. United Press International ants to the National League pen- nipped Baltimore, 4-3. his 11th homer in the ninth. tattle Advertising. ,letters same We reserve the right to reject any to the Editor, Hey waiter, Deity Rhodes says nant in 1954? Well, Rhodes is Bobby Shantz, promoted to a We will give you the courteous service our -- Hillman Beats Braves Dr Public Voice Aetna which, in opinion, are not for tios Deal business at he same old starting role from ,.the bullpen we have given the last fourteen years! interest of our readers he'll take another short .rder of doing Dave Hillman of the Cubs, who that .World Series melon he tasted stand in an effort to bring the had lost five striaght games to because Casey Stenael had nobody PASCHALL TRUCK LINES NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO, 134111 hack in 1954. Giants their first pennant since the. Braves during his career, else, stopped the Tribe on five PLaza 3-1717 Three Miles South on Hazel Hwy. Monroe, Memphis, Tenn., 250 Park Ave., New York; 307 It. Michi- That series' slice Merely whet- then this Year. beat them for the first time with hits in the nightcap to give the gan Ave., Chicago. 80 Bolyston St., Boston. ted Dusty's appetite, so here he Dusty. who was recalled from a nine-hit effort. The Cubs Col- Yanks their first doittakeheader Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky. for tran.anussion as a again five years later Putting the Minors only a shart time lected all their runs on five hita, sweep since May 30. Second Class Matter a his bid with the Giants for a back, kept the Giants on top including Ernie Banks' 27th hail- , The Senat.rs handed the slump- -ecotld 'helping. Thursday nijght when he came' er. off Lew Burdette. ing Tigers their fourth straight SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier in Murrill) per week 20e, per Remember those amazing pinch through with one of his patented Jerry Lynch drove in four runs defeat and 11th loss in their last month laSe In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50. Mos- iVVVYVVTOwvi'vv*VMV"Vvvv""VVVvvv•VVv"vv. pinch hits in the ninth inning With a homer and three singles to 1,3 games. Bill Fischer registered where, t5.50. 0 to beat the Phillies, 1-0, in the pace the Reds to their victory, his eighth victory with relief help Standings second game of a twi-night doe- over the Cardinals. --- IromaDialt _ Hyde. FRIDAY - JULY 17, 1959 bleheader Tom Sturdivant hurled four in- Wertz' Major League Giants Needed Win Vic tnire nit oi the nines of hitless ball in relief at The Giants needed that victory game, a single, scored Marty Bud Daley as the Athletics topped United Press International second to remain one game ahead of the lataaigh from base with the Orioles. Daley, credited with that IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED idle second-place Dodgers because the run broke a 4-4 tie in his ninth victory, had a shutout seventh Inning and NATIONAL LEAGUE the PhiDies had taken the opener, the gave the until the sixth when Walt Drapia New School Buildings $130,C,00 Team W L Pet 'GB 6-4, behind Robin Roberts. Red Sox their nightcap vic(o,-a hit a two-run homer and Gus -San Francisco .50 38 .568 Southpaw Johnny Antonelli pit-1 over the White So. Shcrm Lonar Triand,.s belted his 22nd hamer Planning Commission with Professional home Jim Landis Las Angeles *tat° .536 1 -ched superbly in gaining his 14th doubled with with the bases empty. winning seventh Consultation Milwaukee 46 38 548 2 viciory,- giving up only three hits the run in the opener. P.itsourgh 47 41 .534 .3 while strikitit out--nine. inning of the IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED Chicago 44 44-a.50( 6 In the opener. the PhiIs knocked Mickey 51..ptle's 19th homer wilt: one on in the 10th inning gav. First Industrial Plan Pays St. Louis 41 46 .471 8V. out former teammate Jack San- Our Classifieds The Yankees their opening gam,. Read Industrial Expansion Cincinnati 39 49 .443 11 ford with a twarun rally in th,‘ the ..the---andieris after Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters Philadelphia 32 33 .376 16ta seventh that broke a 4-4 tie. victory oyes!. Widened Streets In Some Areas Thursday's Results Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 The Cubs defeated the Brave, I Continued Home Building Phila 6 Sail Fran. 4. 1st tw-in' for the third straight time, 4-2, Airport For Murray San Fran. 1 Phila. 0, 2nd. n.ght and the Reds downed the Card.- 4% nals. 7-5. Los Angeles and Pitts- City Auditorium Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 3, night ON SAVINGS Only games scheduled. burgh were not scheduled. The White Sox took over the Today's Games Interest compounded semi-annually. Cirreinnati at Chicago American League lead by one splitting a KOZLOV COULD BE RIGHT Milwaukee at St. Louis. night game by doubleheader Withdrawals paid promptly upon request. with the Red Sox while the Yan- Los Angeles at Philadelphia: night kees were taking a twin-bill the 10th earn interest San Franciaco at. Pittsburgh, night from Deposits made by HEN the Kremlin's Number Two Man. Frol R. Kozloy. the Indians. Chicago beat Bost, r. W Saturday's Games for the full month in the Opener 4-1 and Boston left for Russia after a two weeks tour of the United States. Los Angeles at Philadelphia won the second game, 54. The 4. Interest paid for each full month of de- Eisenhower's grandchildren will Ike csair7ciFnrnaanticiscato cathicPaignosburgh 1 he said President Yankees won their opener trim posit, , under-a Communist government in America. tbe Indian;. 7-5. in 10 inninris a^1 Milwaukee ...! St Louis. night safety. While it is difficult for any of us to believe that we the nightcap, 4-0. Washingtan lick,- : 5. Assured Depart- will Aden- Aerap- a pc:attic-at- -and PeafT0Brie system that AMERICAN LEAGVIP. :6. Under supervision of Kentucky 4 standard of living to the greatest Team • W L Pc' GB Top Ten Hitters ment of banking. has brought the highest Chicago. steel 49 37 570 number of people on earth representatives for the CrI'veland 47 37 560 I American Park League 7. Why Be Satisfied With Less Than -irtrd-stee-iwere4e-ers1---tanion-have -jii.r4-4444410.-th•ia- York 44 43 506 514 2. Key. Cubs 604 great.-4 contribution-to_ the elo.f-___of _eur____way . of life that - -7-Was-hitTli ar - 42 44 -1482-7 - 3. Ar.briltert, 'Braves 3E, has been made thus far.- Detroit 43:27 444778 :144537152 110.81:: 4. J. Evans, Giants . .545 4% 4:nion leaders will gain nothing by Appearing on tele-la-4ton 5. Stalls. Braves 533 vision networks to appeal to me public in behalf of a Kansas C••• Y 6 J. Suiter. Indians 500 McCoy. Indians 500 workers" who have been thrown!. 6 half-million "helpless N York T1211CleveY.15. R171110118'r n. 7 Darnell. Indians 497 Int:Jidda! Plan steel industr:e rather than N. Yark Cleve.-0. 2nd 8 Holland, 454 t out of work deliberately. by the Braves SAVINGS-LOANS raise their meager pay of an average of only 0.12 per c"I'lcailD 4 Boston 3, Ist 9. Harvey, Cuba' 437 Boston 5 Ch!cago 4. 2nd 10 Hod,". Braves 429 204 So. 4th St. PLaza 3-1413 hoUT. - _ Washinatnn 5 Detruit 2. night National Park League Murray, Ky. • Nor will a hue • and 'cry from the public for President i•Karsas City 4 Baltimore 3, night 1, J Smith, Orioles 667 The above service also available at our offices Eisenhower to seize the steel industry like Harry S. Tru-.' Today's Games 2 Nrabot. D dgers 600' 112 NORTH 7th STRUT, MAYFIELD, KY. just done is to -I:atria*. Etaltim.re, night 3. West. Pirates 363 107 SOUTH 4th STREET, PADUCAH, KY. man did. What the steel industry has t..tneago st New York. might' 4. Ellison, Orioles 545 comply with the President's request not to yield to any • Cleveland at Boston, night 5 Dunn. Orioles ;AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ,sort of demand that will cause another spiral of inflation. Kansas City • at Washington, night 6. Alex,.rtner; - Dodgers 360 & lines, Dodgers --What- has actually happened in the steel industry , tcar, 8141111411. ashtnit at' Ws emon 7 Nariffer-Prirer is that it has found a way of "bargaining collectively"; Detr.at at Baltimore. night 8. Valentine, T.gers .31111 for the first time. And ft is the cpnly industry tpindate that _Cr:hei,c,seraseil_d-st Sew Ytoorgi.. _ 9. Came. Pirates • .3114. at [TO. Deidgert . has found the formula. • The United States government gave the advantage SPECIALS to organized labor in 1933 when it legalized industry- wide unions tinder an act known as the Congress of In- 114ANDLESS GOLF CHAMP-Tommy Berbert, 13, who lost ho hands dustrial Organization. Since then organized labor has under a locomotive when he waa 2 years old, denion-• strates his golf swing in Cleveland "bargained collectively" with the olessings of the govern-40 prior to going to th National Amputees Golf tournament at Savannah, Ga. I IN won it ment with one segment of industry at the time. This is two years in a row. Tommy shoots around 140 for 18. the first time it has dealt with a united industry, and the re'sults are sufficient to. indicate We must find something to take the place of strikes. Used Cars Most folks are inclined to believe the steel strike will MAIN STREET CAFE be settled before the nation's economy is wrecked, but WILL' BE CLOSED with Russia making the greatest strides in history, with 1957 BUICK Riveria 1 lardtop. Real clean, Ky. license. her millions of slaves, one day lost in the cold war strug- MONDAY,-JULY 20th thru gle. is too much, especially in view of the fact thss union 1956 BUICK Super 4-dr. All power, air- doesn't even claim anybody in the steel industry is under- THURSDAY,' JULY 23rd «mditioned, one owner. paid. FOR REDECORATING -- 1956 FORD 2-door. Nice and clean. The one and only request made by titre industry), that FOR' OUR CUSTOMERS CoNVENIENCE 1955 BUICK 4-dr..Special. Straight trans- the present three-year contract be extended one year mission, good tires. until- the industry can - ecortr from last year's "reces-• sion." or until it is deter ined. whether it' is better for, 1955 PONTIAC 4-dr. 2-tone blue. all concerned to work at p esent wages in order to ,tave 1955 PONTIAC 4-door. Black and white, off ruiniaus inflation. real nice. If the union wins Kozlov euld be,nrig.ht im thinking CAROL uHMART AND V. 1953 OLDSMOBILE Super -88- 2-door. t• I ArtiFtc.' On President Eisentiovver's 'grandchildren will live under Haunted fa, iiiea what t ie. et a, !hes !are_ unknown antagonists in' this seene from the Clean. 'socialism in the Uipt•ed States. If--tire steel. intlustry wins film, n g at he Murray Drive-In Theatre. 1953 FORD Victoria Coupe. Black and lit may mean some pt.., violent weapon than strikes may be 'found to -settle labor-managernent, disputes. , white. Sharp as a briar! 1953 STUDEBAKER V-8 - And if neither side wins we -could be. heeded for.tfie Franchise Coupe. Priced sort of "hair-curling. depression" that will bring- allow to sell. Communism within our life-time:F-0r Comnitinism breed, 1952 NASH 4-door. New factory re-built in bread-line7r, not 'at the pay window 'ofintiu.stries pay- OPENING engine. Cheap. .ing-16.3 12.)ipin hour Available 1951 NASH 4-dr. Sedan. Good tondition. SATURDAY - JULY 18th 1950 tised Furniture - Appliancrs CHEVROLET 4-door. Cheap. Ten Years Ago Today - See - COME IN... * I. . Ledger & Times File Major manufacturer of tractors and GET ACQUAINTED! - A.C. SANDERS VERBLE TAYLOR Miss Hilda Dulariey of Il•t2 Olive gtreet, farm machines has franchise available 'sociated with 'the American -schools in Germany. has just for Murray, Kentucky, trade territory. GA YLON TREVATHAN returned__ from there and is spending the week in Nash- REPAIR SERVICE • • • v Wholesale and retail financing avail- Missrliulaney has spent Three ye-ars in Germany and Radios, TV and all Electrical Appli return there after vacationing at the horns. of het able. Capital dis- father. Mr. W. P.--Dulaney. winces.' -,5Satisfaction guaranteed on all requirements will be James 11, Blalock' has succpssfully passed • the- state Sales and service! . cussed personally with interested par- hoard examination for fifneral directors and •embalmer- nd has received -his license the-' week. ties. If interested contact Box 32-I this - Mrs. Notie Darnell, 75, a-lied...yesterday itfternoor West Main Furniture after being in ill heaith for 2'Z, years. She died at th. J. paper, for full details. T. HALE home of a daughter. Mrs.. Van Sims. Lynn Grove, Ky. COMPANY Miss Saralee Sammons of Min ray has accepted !position as secretary to thepresident of-the General Tanl 1301 West Main Murray, Ky. 5 and Steel Corporation in RosWell. N.M.. -'. • F. R. "Doc" Lawrence Cent.- Oliver f'.."11iiod. -son of •Mr. and Mrs. Richer. Motor Sales A. Hood of 1601 Farmer As has reported .t. 0,ner and Manager Brooke Army, Aledieak Centerf.00rt F Sam:. lioustoil, W. Main St. K. 3-5315 .• fest1..tufv.. •

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An, elephant's trunk can per- 1 Employment... LOST & FOUND FOR RENT Lorm more services than any other part of any animal except contalued from page one the human hand. mers LOST: PAIR BLACK RIM glasses THREE ROOM GARAGE Apart- , itaY. in white case. Call Patsy Shirley, ment, wired for electric stove. Gas RDERS FOR LtSW Vice President Howard Phone PLaza 3-3251. 7-18C heat. heater • furnished. Available R. Hague and Secretary-Treasur- now. Phone PLaza 3-4340, Tom STOP ITCHING! or lime instead er I. W. Abel hit the picket trail Williams. 7-17C Phone day PLaza LOST: SMALL BULLDOG, Mack, IN 15 MINUTES, nt Association. 3-5304, nights Real Estate, Hardin, Ky. Phone levelling aad at Gary, Ind., and Pittsburg, re- road building. By UPSTAIRS THREE ROOM Apart- °us service FOR SALE HE 5-4318. 7-20C GE 7-1313. 7-18C skiectively. white and brown. If seen or found After using ITCH-ME-NOT, get hour or contract. James Siegel, ment, Hugs Steel, Wage call Billy Joe Hodge, PL 3-4570. private bath, 'furnished or s years! Route 6. ID 6-3358. 8-P1C Loss your 480 back IF THE ITCH CHEAP, 14 Fla RUNABOUT with 7-18NC unfurnished, heat and water fur- SERVICE STATION LARGE AND POINTER BIRDDOG PUPS, Ten Each day the strike continues, NEF-OS SCRATCHING. You feel 25 h.p. Johnson 11 ft. Speed hull. nished. Contact Erell Beauty Sch- LINES modern on main highway. Doing weeksoaild. Phone PLaza 3-4916. THOMAS - HARDIN. WISH TO the oUnited States loses 300,004) the medication take hold. Itch Apt 1, 1602 Olive St. 7-18P iirs ool in person. 7-20C on Hazel Hwy. good business. Have other business 7-20C c o n tiaa.t descendants of Owen got-tons of steel. The workers and burning disappear! Use In- to attend to. Call PL 3-2944 7 am. Thoranas and his wife Mary or will have lost about 62 million FEMALE HELP FURNISHED TWO ROOM Apart- stant-drying ITCH-ME-NOT day to 12 ncon. 7-25C NOTJCE Polly Hardin. His son Henry dollars in wages by the end of equipped. $25.00. or night for eczema, ringworm, _ 6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE AT ment. Electrically married Rachel Stillwell. Henry the first week and the industry Also sleeping rooms, girls cnly. insect bites, foot itch, other sur- Almo Heights on 3 acres of land. DEAD tSfOCK LADIES — AVON OFFERS UN- RE.MONED FREE. and Richel with two of their sons 248 million dollars in business. phone PLaza 3-1290, face rashes. TODAY at Holland RESTAURANT FOR SALE: Edge On High 641. Also some good Ps:snipe limited opportunity to women who 708 Olive, service. Trucks dispatched —Daniel Stillwell Thomas and Picketing was reported orderly 7-20P Drug Co. PEVVEYVVVVVVEir" of city lunits. Doing good business. farms for sale. See W. H. Brown need to earn and want to work. after 500. by two-way radio. Call collect Henry Thomas — left Calloway at steel mills across the country, Miss Alma Catlett, P O. Box .1E Mayfield. Phone 433. 11 00 answer County in 1837 and moved to Mis- but at one plant a too-close check 1001, Paducah, Kentucky. 7-18C tall collect Union City, 'aennessess, souri. Other known children of on the picket line backfired. phone TT 5-9381. TFC Answer to Yesterday's Puzzi• Owen and Mary: Lewis, captain A scheduled payday Thursday CROSSWORD PUZZLE in Revolutionary War, lived in for 2,000 workers at ONE REPROCeSSED SINGER the Amen- MURRAY LOAN CO. Washington Co., Kentucky; Hardin, can Steel and ACROSS 11-Nerve MOO 0000 =OM portable with button hole attach- Wire plant at Jul- I WANTED to RENT-1 Telephone PL 3-2621 network • 0030 married Mehitable Garrard, lived iet, 1::., was cancelled because I 506 W. Main St. 1-High 9-Stooping omna ment. Only $5 per month. Also • NTBM00003 in Hardin Co., Kentucky; Enos; pickets refused to permit HOME-OWNED LOAN CO.' mountain 10-Collection a used Zig Zag portable only a Pay- NEW FACULTY MEMBER WITH "YOUR 4-Adore of facts annum 30UU Hezekla; John; Catherine married roll ernploye to enter the . mill. crippled 11-Number $79.50. Contact Bill Adams, PLaza three children wishes to rent three _ NU OMM MUM James Haw. Thelma Thomas, 517 The strike spread to 119-Household 111-Faroe islands am am OBOON 3-1757 or PLaza 3-5480, 201 South Canada bealroom house by Aug. 1. Phone pet whirlwind F St., Salt Lake City, Utah. also. Workers at the giant 13-Irish sea god 31-Gaseous OD BOO MOO 13th Street, Murray. TFC Maa- PLaza 3-3260. 7-1813 13-Old element WWI= MOU OSO 7-17C maraton mines at 'Marmora, Ont., aegv, womanish 22-Pronoun MO FOR HIRE D-7 DOZER, ALL 'walked off their jobs WON M2101 at -Number 23-Pope's veil midnight . 14 MOM MIMEO kinds of dirt work, '16-Sign of 24-Sunburn land clearing, THE LAND 01, MRS. RUBY Wednesday. zodiac 26-Holds on WOOMMOOM BOO Chief Federal Mediator Jo- Eradicate Prevent 14-Cove property 01100 COOM Brown. Route 1, Hardin, Ky., is FOR SALE seph F. t Pays -47-G4ri's 37-Symbol for now posted. No hunting or tres- Finnegan expressed pes- nickname SUM MOD OIM yttrium I4 siniisna He said it is MICE — ROACHES 13-Edible fish 29-Pronoun 1 pass.ng on property allowed. 7-23P impossible to 20-Correct 30-Writing determine how long it will take -Resort TERMITES — 22-Additional implement 27-A continent_ 44 to reach an agreement. However, RATS 24-Prefis: three 22-At this place latAr.) manner Finnegan has 21-Slippery 53-Indefinite $9-Means scheduled separate 28-Period of 40-Three-toed 47-Encountered Castro... talks with union and I time number sloth 49-Afternoon manage- 34-Exclamation party ment for next $29- Possesses 42-Meat of calf continued Monday in New 10-Place In Sli-Shipworms 43-Novelties 60-1,runkard from page one York. 31-positionay 10 11 'Finnegan told 'Labor Secretary The Western Dark Fired Tobascco Growers 5 6 7 months ago because of the im- 33-Enclose 1 2 3 James P. Mitchell the -annually. 34-Chang. perative national need:" problem Association will sell at auction, 1 p.m., Sat- 31-Man-'s 4, 914 isn't going to be worked out "by 12 "It is also known that the rea- The Destructive Termite request. nickname waasing of magic wancji or by upon 36-Abstract 1 7 sons for this decision will un- FREE INSPECTION July 18, 1959, three small frame being 15 mysterious formulas." urday, -Inheritor doubtedly shake public opinion earn interest U 21 The Pennsylvania Railroad has 32-Cut 19 20 and will be announced by Fidel TERMITES houses located at 204-8 Maple Street, Mur- 40-,Handle aaallaa , issued furlough orders to 6,200 no time 20 27 himself today at a press con- 41--At •-•••.•".25 workers for a gradual layoff. be sold in- 43-Wooden pin 22 23 ference. — Licensed & Insured — ray, Kentucky.- The houses will month of de- 44-The urns! 46-Dropsy all 30 "It is understood ,that there are SAM KELLEY dividually aud then offered as a group. Fur- 1411-Possessi TO • * serious and justified reasons for. SHIP GRAVEYARD pronoun eatall31 33 ioaa, -- • 61-Vessel TRIPPED...1;P — Alvin Schnid- this decision by the man who INNTO BOAT CENTER Phone PL 3-3914 ther information may be obtained at, the of- 62-Ventilated 37 man, 24, is shown after he was has outstanding features as to the OAKLAND, Calif. 11.1Pf — A Lick Depart- .-13-Prefis: new alleged Kentucky. 64-Reverence captured following an eantictiOn and respo-nsibility Of graveyard of sunken ships here is KELLEY'S PEST fice of the Association, Murray, 66-Endures 3. 9 bank robbery in New York.. 'his acts." . being cleared out to make way 64-Ship channel Police said that Schnidman, 43 The bearded Castro, who spear- for an ultra-modern recreational CONTROL s Than DOWN running with a paper bag con- alaa, headed the two year revolution boating center. 47 rIg .'t --t/Ttfillifittrie under his arm- redges I-Confedersts aal which overthrew Fulgencio Ba- cleaning up the' harbor general wai. tripped_ by a passerby_ _ tat:4 - ha".;-6 cLiePed lanelay 5 'While he was -being pursued.- 43T-7.1-.._=Rt. Yartzt_rt- 4-Placed youngest prime minister in Cu- moss-covered hulks that had been Schnidman had confaessed to a First in fashion! First in cooling! 6-Girl'• natal towed into the protected cove of 6-Distance alia56 bank robbery last month. He ba's history. laaa the Alameda Estuary off runners used the note-passing tech- The newspaper also urgiad the San )1 -Fragrant Distr. bY United Feature•Synclicate. Inc. lb people to "keep calm . . . 'and Francisco, Bay.- • RCA oleoresin nique in both of the hold-ups. WHIRLPOOL trust in the sense of responsabil- Although none of the ships was si Plan ity and duty of the men who di- identified, they were believed • LI OANS rect the destiny" of Cuba. be of the windjammer type that IMPERIAL PLaza 3-1413 Reporters assigned to the pres- brought '49'ers arttund the Horn Now you can make your own weather! This roametie sespeate awe/hy MARTHA idential to the California gold fields new RCA WHIRLPOOL lets you Ky. of ALBRAND palace were summonecf control to a press conference. However', The 'first unit of the $2,500,000 humidity—air just dry enough, cool as you t our offices wish, just There was a general air of eon- boating center, known as the Pa- as much air as you want! Lovely FIELD, KY. new fusion and it was not irrunediat4- cite Marina, was opened early in picture panel serves as night-light! JCAll, KY. GA ,CSLP'lici mon um ly ascertained whether the conference would be held by Castro Very Low Price! or President 71111•11111 Manuel Urrotia. the second floor where Urrutia Castro arrived at the Palace has his office and where the at 9y45 a. m. 10:45 a. m. CDT. coancil of ministers cabinet holds He was accompanied by Justice its meetings. and I fight han every inch of Unable to feel love lot any- CH A laTaaR 18 Minister Alfredo Yabur and Com- CONSTANT was very 1h4 way." -. ,a...111.__NislUally All mem- Dillstatt ELECTRIC CLEUR merce Mlnistei"iul Bo- She sighed, and again he saw goats. angry with a woild 'that bers of the cabinet had arrived. -and Mara saw that she nilla. PLaza 3-4691 pale the tired little line, which had had let him down, had Guy Con- The press was bannetl from the South 13th Street Phone had been crying. touched him so in the morning stant finally found a way of They immediately' proceeded to second floor by tralitary order. LS don't know where women avenging himself for the real or form around her mouth. "For the find the strength to endure wait- Ernie Buihmiller last five ysars, we have not been imagined injustices of life? NANCY by ing when the man they love is In on really good terms. As I told Fleur's eyes were fastened' on danger," said Fleur. "Oh. Mark. you this mo: ning, he is devoted him "What's the matter. Mark? Is it worth while feeling so to me, but he wants me to sacri- What are you thinking? Why ---BUT deeply?" H EY---WH AT'S YOU SAY HE YES fice my whole life to a career and are you so interested in the fact "Maybe It would have been bet- I GAVE I want to escape his tyranny. I that Guy knew Corinne? He THAT THE IDEA? ter if we had never met, if you HANDSOME SPOKE am sorry for Grand-mamas, and knows many people but 1 don't HIM THE and I . .." but she didn't let him NEW the others. But pity Is a think he considers any of them BOY JUST TO YOU? n 15h. all stronger tie than love when it friends. IGNORES BRUSH-OFF "Don't. I didn't mean It that his ALL comes to making decisions." beautiful or way. It is worth while. For me, "It Corinne v.-as THE GIRLS r s him and Mark have let her a at might at lewd. I'd rather be this way She looked amusing, he whenever she than Indifferent." She put her knew she was trying to explain come on his boat under- she was hands against his face, cupping her problems, asking his wanted. Besides, if would diving and p. Real clean, it, and looked at him, but he standing, but, much as he really interested In them, he . . ." could not tell what she was have liked to discuss nattered his vanity thinking. cskild not. At this moment only "Corinne is dead." he inter- • Then, abruptly, glis tools her Guy Constant mattered. rupted her. "Have you forgotten ,11 power, air- he hands away. her expression "Don't you find it odd that what I told you? Or maybe I you? !r. changed and she said, "Tell roe never mentioned Corinne to didn't meetion how she died. The what happened. You found the I was told he re— quite a lot of scarf around her neck caught in id to dive. Do clean. man Wrath menti ori e d"--a her. He taught her the wheel and strangled her." you think he was in love with her smile crept into her eyes — "The way Isadore Duncan traight trans- you, because he "everything was all right. Was and didn't tell .ye.. your feel- died." ejaiSAraseia...aZaa- JULV-1 he any help?" thought it might hurt Mark hesitated before he nod- ings?" "But you said she was one of e blue. Fleur laughed. 'I wonder If ded. "Why didn't you tell me the %Ictims of the man you have really love. Unegotista- that you knew her, when I men- Guy can searching for since your ick and white, unposaeseively. I don't been LIL' ABNER --"—by Al Capp tioned Corinne Javal?" cally, friend was shot —Timgad." think he even loves me. I am Perhaps his voice had sounded THE EDJOR CALLS IN only an instrument to make his A DETECTIVE THAT'S YOU more reproachful than he had It was the way he said R. that STUPID TYRANT!! Z -88.* 2-door. dreams come true. As you know, LESTER Gk/ C•?EATOR -cPfucKLE!_ intended, 1 o r Fleur frbatned alerted her. She stiffened, sat WHO DOESN'T THERE ARE WORSE. he made, up his mind to save me OF sharply. "I didn't know her," she very straight. "Are you trying to KILL PEOPLE "7- YOUR from life in a wheel chair. He is THINGS TH _ "What makes you think I imply that my brother has some- said. determined that I dance and the BUT,HOW CAN HE PROBLEM !! "WAIT AND SEE!'— ie. Black and would withhold anything from thing to do with her death, with world adore me. lie would con- I'LL PUT "FQ5DCKu KEEP LAW AND you that might be helpful?" . " Then, suddenly, over- r! sider himself a failure if 'he BACK -ON ONE V '7— "But she was a friend of your whelmeel by his silent accusation, -YES, ORDER didn't attain his goal." brother's.** her voice broke. CONDITIO.N b0552 Coupe. 'Priced Mark closed his eyes to wean filiiri7"4111K, jnend of Guy's?" No sur- Mark knelt down in front of '", once more the way Guy Constant ••\\ prise registered in her face. her. "Look at me, Fleur, dearest, had appeared to him :that morn- ( "That is possible. I don't know don't you know how hard it is actory ing, a young man in a shabby many of his friends." for me tb have to tell you all red silk dressing gown, a parrot For a moment Mark was thishs7"e on his shoulder. The dark, fana- startled. Somehow he had as- faced him squarely, the tic eyes, the narrow, determined ood fonclition. sumed, from *hat sh: had told vlolia blue eyes almost black with . shape of his _mouth. the bitter- him, and from what Bransky had anger. "You are out of your . Cheap. ness in his vole. that brother and sister were mind. How dare you suspect said, "Would yryi consider him a very close. He had taken for him? How dare you sound me happy person?" that Constant would talk out about him? How dare you granted Fleur shook her head. "Guy is her about anybody who In- think that Guy . . . no, don't 1- to happy only In his dreamy, never terested him. touch me." She pulled away as in the present. The realities of Then he realised that he was he tried to take her hand. LE TAYLOR the day mean nothing to him. He tb think of her brother Of course. be thought, suddenly trying driven. ?oil "see, 'there are without prejudice because he was 15 feeling the long hours of the day people in his held who are much .16111•1••••••• limping that Guy Constant was dragging him down. I can't ex- better known. Maybe they are ABBIE an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren IAN Innocent. pect her to believe it. better. I couldn't say. But I course, If he was not, Con- .nisforttinatcly I have proof Of know he envies ahem Ha has stant would never mention any that he is involved." always felt frustrated. person, any name, aonnected with "In her murder? Mark, you child he was frail. When mur- his other life. Hut Corinne had "As a must be insane. Guy is no quitehite heopenly,oht the war broke out. he was turped derer Never." because of his health. It some way ca:? eth toe thaiset thatt down "Ile is connected in him out of his mind. even casually told Fleur about almost drove with her death." alien lie started to take are her visits confirmed Mark's sus- That was "You don't know what you there picion. up diving. In those' days "You mustn't mind my ques- was something daring about It. saldinagrk. didn't answer and his shrugged—"It has be- her with tions." He sat down close to her. Now"--she silence, he saw, filled sport." only "Hut I know so little of you, come almost a terror, as if she grasped queetion and answer your family, your 'true relation- Out of now what he had said. • the picture of an ship to your brother." there arose eftormously ambitious yet deeply Fleur smiled as if his Interest are a whose ego RiliV yon .. . you her. "I love him," she thwarted man, a man touched fool to come here," a Volce many way& • I might cloud his judgment and said slowly, "in miti•pers to Mark as the story I am deeply grate- drive libn into any situation that respect him. a climax me permitted him to assert himself. speeds to lid for all he has done for _ PL 3-5315 111111111MIIMIngmlammolg

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PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMER — MURRAY. RENTCYCKY • FRIDAY -- JULY 17. 195S 41.

(Ast THE li(ND _/.i_VNALIIYDCESNT MSS Paula Blalock l'o II 'd Mr. James Hill OF PRSON THE ISKNDOF HARD REAL. ME IS DEEP.. ea I TO GET 10 KNOW, WELL WORTH klOHE TUE I r tacust 22' At Green Plain Church of Christ I GUESS.. TAKES 73 L.PA.. • ND AAE SAYS If you have Some bills to pay We will help Sweep them away.

Pottertown Hes. Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone PL 3-4707 or Club Luncheon ID 6-3327 Smith/and The Potter-town H om emakers • Club motored to Smithland for their annual luncheon Tueseis) with seven members and tu visitors making the trip. A. delightful luncheon was__hel_. awar44 at the Hale Hotel. No busines, was discussed but the club enjoyed a lot of good food ant: Lottie Moon Circle Mayfield Women Play Golf Here -conversati.nal chatting, a member Holds Meet July 6 With Murrayans stated. • • 11'ednesday— Those who made the t7ip were The Lottie Moon Circle of the Lunch Served to Over Hundred Miss Della Outland. Mrs. Hoyt First Baptist Church met in the McClure. Mrs. Clayborn McCuis- Laci.es from home of Mrs. James Harnilton. Mayfield Golf club el Beale. Beth Belote. Louise Bak- ton. Mrs. Bryan Overcast. Mrs. were guests July 6. Mrs Purdom Outland. of Murray golf ladiester. Mary Brummett. Jane Baker. Bill Ladd and Brenda and Steve rhainnari. 'preSided during Wednesday morning artzt—errjoyyd Intel-ha Coneefse, JIMMie Collie:1;add. Mrs. W. A. Nelson and business seinion a delicious lunche.n in the elubj Ruth Caldwell. Sue Costello. Billie Mrs. Erneht V. Elkins Frances Brown. was in charge house Over one hundredWoiñen- Cohoon. Elizabeth 'Churchill. Madge A regular meeting will be held.! program ..of the program which Was on participated in the of golf Diuguid. Gladys Etherton, Marilyn In September. All members are •-Miwoon Facts About French Lou- and bridge. Ellis. Leila Erwin. Betty Liu urged to attend and visitors art ENDS ! Fifty seven .playeiss -enjoyed ' Fe.guaon. Mrr. Fite, isiana- Taking the pro- invited. MONDAY iieam v..aadlitrs G. T. Lilly. Mn t with Mrs. J. B W.lson nad Mrs Mary Elizabeth Fulton. Barb ira • • • • NOW! Reuben James serving as chair- Gum. Mildreci Gass. Chris Grab- Edgar Shirley. Mrs. James Ward. PLEASE NOT * Mrs Thomas Hogancamp The pro-! w•men. am. Polly Garlard. Lynn Hahs, Luncheon Given I PrI•114-_were awarded as !ollnws Huleon end gu...4„ y_ca.„2 grain was closed crith prayer -Ind Jci,nir 'PEEN DAYS-- Open 7 P.m. — start 7 p.m. flight. Ellsabeth In Honor Of '30 by Mrs Joe P Williams and Mio, 'First Virg.nia Harr*. low. Hart. Imogene' Hughes. SAT. & SUN. Open 12:40 — Continuous from 1 p.m. Mayfield: Second flight. Sue Cos- Rebecca Irran. Grace James, Kyle Castle Parker. Hart. Sondra ADMISSION — Adults 50c Children 25c Refreshments were served by Third flight. Katheryn Bead- inez Johnson. Kathryn Kyle. Reba ,normg MIS! Sonora ry1e, the hostesses 3.1.:s Jarnes :C.C. Mayfield: Low putts. Saundra Kirk. Lois Keller. Mary Kern. bride-elect of Mr. 13A1 Henry of and Mrs. Joe P. Wiliarns to 15 S:asmeyer: Most putts on hale 9. Hattie Kopperud St. Louis. Missouri. Mrs. Al Koert- members and one--visitor ,Mrs. Mayy Elizabeth Fulton: High score Sandra Kyle. Margaret Kaerline, William Nall an Mrs.. , on hole S. Katherine Kyle. Lowry. Mary Moore Lasinter,- ner. Mrs. Carney Andrus. Betty entertained with a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blalock of Route 5, Murray,- Ken- • it • • Lad:es from Mayfield 'who at- Frarirs McReynolds. Anna Mc- John Paseo LANA TIgINER luncheon-bridge at the Woman's tucky. announce the approaching Marriage of • .their nded Wedesday included: Jane. Keel. Frances Miller. Myra 4;111'f house on ;Thursday. July daughter, Paula, to James JOHN GAVIN Sunday School - Ant.' Lynch Allbritten. Virginia day. Martha Nash. !Ws. Nalhand.. Club Hill. son of Mr. and Mrs. Las- A yellow and white motif i Belote. Ernly Byrn. Kathryn Read- er: Millie Nall. Jo Oakley. Reba 16th. sitdaeur• Hill of Route 2, Hazel, Kentucky. Classes Have yellow roses was used. SANDRA DEE ies. Frances Barclay: Betty G. Overbey. Frances Pinkley. Frances featuring Kyle chose a trou.*seaul ' Miss Blalock is a graduate of Murray Training School Luncheon at Park Cook. Katie FOster, Betty Free- Parker. Ruth Pasco. Alice Purdom,1 - Miss HERLIHY White checked DAN rran. V.rgIr.ia Harp. Dorothy Hunt. Etta Mae, Quertermous. Martha frock of black and 1111ti is now a junior at Murray State College. 119r.joy;ng a pot lus% dinner at pinned at her shoulder' \tax:a -jean Hale. Lillian Harris. Ryan. Faye Ryan. Euldine RA- Cotton and . SUSAN KOHNER the' park here Monday were the white carnations.' glide.. MT. Hill graduated from New Concord High School Sarah Hale. Janet Lug inson. Venela Sext,-n. Elizabeth a corsage at Euselian and Bethany Bible classes presented with a __.. soli, ,_ Evelyn Jmes. Edd4re Jones. Mad- ciuqppyer Merrell Pierce. Betty honoree was , and attended Freed-Hardeman Junior College in Hender- ROBERT HA Margaret Charlotte' by the hoste„ .. eurressee, -a-rtd. Mutiny. State (. 1,t.. in lYt' Jones. .„.....Mary "r" Scott. Murrelle Ryan. 7.1tANITA-MOORt These two. classes were .i.rite CP0116 -Spas, -r-ne guest - im—Lnetuded: Dam - _ one grotip—b i -151e attendance '`- 4ter• L'6 m"""'4---"*"“"e-Igr--1.-Srobblehe.leir—Mes. paterna. -u- SrErth. Mildred Wil-' •Shawn. Lula Kyle., the honr.:ee's -The—Tvedding will take place at the Green Plain :0. Ciure M.:dred Jew-ell . Settle. Margie MAHALIA JACKSON ._ grew unt.1 it WU becessary Mrs. Barbara )(mei, of :00 p.m. No ..$4,44 Lodi. Iskr Madlyr. W.:: :Irrts. Sadie, Gladys Scott. Mary Sue Simmons, grandmother: Church Christ. August 22. 1959, at 4 &aisle. :To keep the cicee relation- ' frect• • maternal grandmother. .-m. Wheatley. L 13 W.r.i: ow. Sandy 1 Clarice Sparkman. Ryan Stewart. berger. her i mal invitations will be sent, but all friends and rela- 'NS ship the members have joined ar.- Verne Kyle. Mrs.- Tmmy : Blanch Tittsworth. Marie Wallace., Mrs. tives are invited. nually in a dinner meeting and . W'ntr3ub' Mrs. William Jeffery. Billie Wilson. Donna Wilson. Ruth Alexander. r.o business is. transiFted. ' luncheon were Lou . . Farmer Orr: Mrs. Joe 1.- Hostesses at. Wilson. Rebecca West. Barbara Mrs. Jon 'Me occasion was opened by a ' Hahs, Jo , Wyatt. Mrs. A. Aim NNW Doran. Gela Ellis.. Betty Elizaborh Whitaker. Juliet Mikez: Mrs. Bill prayer given by Mrs. E C. Parker. Wyman. Cathey, Msa Ellis. Dorothy Cri,use. L:illian Corn. Waldrop. 'Evelyn B. Crass. Mrs. L. D. Mrs. On ie . • Walla. Delano Follow trig the meol. C. ins. .n Doran. Virginia Faust, Miss Jennye Su= Wilson. Jan Lindsey and Vinginia Betty * TONiTE A SATURDAY * Skinner led in prayer. Ellis.. Rebecca Dev:ne. Eleanor Stubblefield. Miss Fidelia Austin Erns. Mrs. Birdie Mrs Gertie O.uguid. and Wanda Dick. Miss bonne Lou Tuck: Miss Betty ocial Celeodai Mrs. Ronald Churchill and S "HOUSE ON HAUNTED Parker. - • • • • I Ann Ellis. M.ss Peggy Sue ShroaL 'prtisent f r in Murray Mrs McClao.n were chairwomen Otners Following a series of progres. HILL" women were: Doris Alexander., Fain Al-- for the planning_ Fifty-two NAMESAKE lions bridge prizes were won- by Monday. July 26th \ • 1, - 'V • •• -- 14172 were present , Ntrs William Jeffery. Mrs. Verne — AND Ols The Young Women's Sunday -ION THIEATRE KNIe nod Mrs. Joe Farmer Orr. DRIVE WLISVILLE. KY 1111 Scho...1 Class of the First Niilaptist Fols. a prominent three-year old - •.. "THE COSMIC MAN" colt, was named in- honor of Church will hold a pot luck sup- 6:30 SHOW STARTS DUSK Frank Folsom. chairman of the per at six-thirty o'clock in the (Two SHOCKERS ( Building. Group, '1:1o3Ter of OW -Thrd`r5 -C-7TioTaTrb71 Personals Murray Electric SCOW DRUG-CO. of Arrer.ca. Nine. Mrs. Rob Huie. chairman. „L. Wads , has as her Mrs. R will be;irt charge of the program. guest th.s week her daughter aid "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" farn.ty. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. CdsuQ,9.4.011%.#5•••1 Rowland. Susan and Stevie. of Tenn. and granddaugh- The Alice Waters Circle of the Corner at 4th & Main Phone PLaza 3-2547 Memphis. ter. Mass Mildred Sue Wade of Methodist Shurch will hold a pot- Hickman. Ky Mrs. Wade will re- luck piclk nipper at 6:30 p.m at to Memphis with her daugh- the home, of Mrs. 0. C. McLernore turn ft IFfe‘ a tan!tery and it v,,,s ter and family for a visit the on West Main 'Street. The drink latter part of this week. and dessert will be fur" , a torch— burning half with Summer Clearance pride and half with whiskey; OWEN'S FOOD _MKT. men saw the flame from every corner of the earth Open 7 Days a Week SHOE SALE and came. It was a brute- — SPECIALIZING child of a land—old enough for fleshpots but too young FAMILY SHOE STORE * BAR-B-Q CHICKEN to know the law. And so it BASEMENT * U.S. CHOICE STEAKS SELF-SERVICE had a hanging tree...

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Witi; A New Bathroom Si Want to aU,1 an e.xtra ernize your-present one ...or'do both? If how-- to finance the jooject is your prOblem, we hate the solution! 6 Improvement Loans provide cash promptly for modernizing. repairs, eft. - 4 present- OlOrtgage can often ptd: ORIENTAL All—Fashion season Refinan In New York brings Out this ci:ngiry funds for major proiorf.1.- Adele Simpson creation, a short dinner dress of aquamarine and FROM WARNER BROS. MART• ROGOW* gold lame. The broad, fringed — Coming SUNDAY! — 5,.-try1ay W....{.11 6/.••• owl I .1.. •••••• [—Me 0...... 1`...1 sash Is drawn to one aide to M.A. Juror am/ P ..1•41 Slwylv.•1 1.•ii.• BANK of MURRAY accent the surplice drape of the low-cut back. Opulence of the "COMPULSION" MEMBER F.D.I.C. fabric'end folds of the sash with GORDON SCOTT lend the dress an Oriental air. IIII 1111 III

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