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AT'CUZT 2, 1958 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper fl need --- I First... Largest 1 with Circulation In Local News The City Largest and Circulation In Local Pictures The County

United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, K Monda Afternoon, Au ust 4, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 184 . Muscle Added In Richard Shackelford Is Lebanon By U.S. Killed In Auto Accident

By LARRY COLt1W.-. opPositiod deputies joined-lo s Richard S. "Dick" Shackelford, Me wasa member of St. Le- o's United Press International port Gen. Faud Chehab„Lebanese ige 25, was killed Saturday about Catholic -ehuech here in Murray. ' la BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) —The army chief of staff( 0r' president. Three Drown 3:25 in an automobile accident Survivors include his parents "'tilted States added new muscle There have -treen but few out- near Lexington, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shackelford, to its troops in Lebanon today bursts of Violence since the major His "fatal injury occurred in Sr. and one brother Walter Shac- even though the shooting war opposition forces declared what Below Dam a two car collision on U.S. 60 kelford, Jr. of Louisville. between the rebel and pro-govs amounted to an "armed truce" just east of the Fayette-Woodford Funeral services will be held ornment forces appeared over. in the wake of Chehab's designa- county line near Lexington. at St. Leo's on Tuesday at 9:00 A battalion of Army tanks tion as president-elect. Early Today He was the son of Mr. and a.m. with Mr. Russell officiating. was scheduled, to be disembarked -The landing of -the 2,000 troops Mrs. Walter E. Shackelford, Sr. Burial- trill be in the city from,..teoup Ships just below Sunday brought the strength of of South 9th street, Murray, and cemetery. _Titierfit's International Al rport U.S. military forces in Lebanon BENTON (UPI) — Three un- lived in Lone Oak. A military service will be per- -de-during the day. It was the biggest to more than one-and a half identified fishermen were drown- State police said that Shackel- formed at the graveside by the injection of armor sitice_, Units the size of be L..eb sad today- when their- boat..ap Ina-sonar _creased a -divider- stria local. BOW -Unit Wilk raitta.RTY- &wines liusdecl_inieroaTion. three_ iny eharv'n's army totals- 9, sized -in the swirling waters rust ms J5' and skidded ndo dn ant in command. 'Weeks ago. 000 men; U.S. forces now total below Kentucky Dam. automobile driven by George A. Active pallbearers will be ACcompanying the heavy de- 13,000. Weller, age 50, of Owensboro. Charles Brooks, Charles McGraw, tachment of armor were 2,200 The landings came even while. Guards at the huge TVA dam Shackelford was thrown from John Boggess, Jim Weaver, Don troops from the 35th Tank Bat- Lebanese politicians were work- and powerhouse said they saw the car and struck the other car Pace, James Derring, William talion of the US. Army which ing desperately to find a solution the boat and the men sucked FUTURE FARMERS from this and other Kentucky counties attending the .s. Leadership on his left side causing internal Smith. is stationed in eWst Germany. acceptable to , the government, the Max Training Center, Hardinsburg, Kentucky, received instructions in the safe use of fire arms in injuries. Prayers will be said at The continued buildup of opposition and "third force" ele- Fayette County Coroner Ches- H. Churchill Funeral Home to- the Hunter Safety Class from Bill Thompson, Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Instructor. American military strength seem- ments and result in a command ter Hager said an autopsy would night at 7:30. Friends may eall at Ralph Oliver of the Murray Training School ed almost certain to provoke to an estimated 10,000 armed Future Farmers Chapter is shown in the first row, Bulletin be held to determine the cause the funeral home until the criticisms even from friendly rebels to lay. down their arms. number seven, left to right. MALE BENTON (UPI) — A Kut- of death. Hager said that Shac- funeral hour. Lebanese. Many questioned the Enjoy Quiet Sunday - , kelford may have died , of a Young Shackelford's many e. North 6th Street„ esirmy's wisdom in not haltini tawa mists-ter, his father and Beirut and the rest of the brother•in-law were tentatively heart attack before the accident friends in Murray were shocked proaching marriagelP the flow of armor arid troop laude Barber White, nation- enjoyed-a - Sunday- Of rela- Letter To Editor Identified as the three flah•r• or of injuries suffered -in.. the hear of his untimely death. reinforcements at a time when tive calm, unmarked by either Battle For crash. Position In The men who were ite of Hazel. the months-long crisis appeared drowned. gunfire or explosions. Thousands Cecil Young Shackelford was known from Murray High headed for some sort of a final The Ledger & Times East. a Kuttawa busi- of residents went to the Beirut , nessman, said he in Murray as a quiet reserved ill enroll at Murray • solution. ' Murray, Kentucky identified the Mrs, Austin beaches or into the mountains Demo Governor Race Is Strong boat recovered from the tur- youth and was noted for his Give Pie Explanation to enjoy their quietest Sunday Dear Editor: excellent scholastic record,- He job bulent waters as the one he High School in the Military leaders were pinable since early May. When a man does a good graduated from Murray High order. loaned Rufus Owens Jr., 26, to provide an explanation Lir Saeb Salem. Beirut rebel chief, congratulations are in By United Press International he will restore the people's faith School and also from Murray Is rray State College. pastor of the First Baptist Presented the troops-and-tanks reinforce- It was that extra energyi co- called in his district lieutenants The battle for position in the in state toyer:anent, stop the Church at Kuttawa. State College with a major in any August, will be ments. A gradual easing of ten- c:preation and effort that your Sunday night to repeat his in- Demeeratic gubernatorial p r i - exodus of sellout personnel to The second victim of the physics. He entered the army in parents. sion has been going on rime Chamber of Commerce man, Mr. etructions to hold fire and ob- mary. continued unabated today other states and encourage new drowning is believed be be 1954 and went to Fort Ord. Thanks Badge *Thursday when government and Miller, showed us that aided us • serve the truce pending future after a weekend that failed to industry to locate in Kentucky. Owens' 55-year old father. Ru- California. He was moved to choosing Murray, Ky., over developments. It appeared the into produce any real fireworks, ora- Wyatt, who was the first fus Owens Sr., who lived In Camp Gordon, Georgia, and en- cities, also Mr. Gantt Mrs. Orval H. rebel chiefs were sincere in try- two other torical or otherwise, despite a Speaker of the afternoon, said Alabama. The name of the rolled in the Signal Corps School. Austin received Briclocrete the Thanks ing to prevent any new outbreak of West 'Kentucky face-to-face meeting of all four tha: anti-Chandlerisin is state- third victim. believed to be Later he was transferred to Badge, the highest Co. Inc. Mrs. Melissa of major violence. Co., proved that quality a n d Hauchu, Arizona. award in Girl Scouting this candidates at the fancy Farm wide and that most people are about 40 and a resident of workmenship equals that of the He was in the army reserve week just before leirving Mur- US. diplomatic troubleshooter picnic. • tired of bickering and feuding Florida. was net known im- RE DEAL" and while at Murray State Col- ray tor her Robert Murphy, meantime, was fig city and is now erecting our .Despite efforts oif leading Dern- in Democratic ranks. mediately. new NNW in Wee.. Funerli lege was a member of Keys pryparizza -for a visit to Cairo plartt, Sam Calhoun. Co. is do-. to bring about an anti. Epsilon Cares! the electric, plumbing and 7, ge prOrnited to remove the- Lamb' Ciflatiter. -61 -ltli51 ant- telt with President administration coalition, the-re into the turttilent waters just air*, and the Peoples Bank, General Assembly and the courts Alpha. Abdel Nasser of the United Arab was no apparent evidence that under the turbines, an area that U.S. State De- whose quick cooperation speed- from the threat of the executive Shackelford left Paducah D8 TONITE 1 Held Today Republic. The either Prestonsburg attorney is restricted because of the dang- partment undersecretary played ed up our move. We also met branch, put state workers under Tisgesday enroute to Fort Meade, 1MMY SANDS Bert T. Combs or Louisville er. a major role.in easing the Leb- other citizens of Murray whose a civil Maryland for two weeks reserve ING, BOY, SING" lawyer Wilson Wyatt had any service system and restore The guards said there was Mrs. Melissa E. Keys, age 98, anese crisis. friendliness help add to our de- home rule to cities and counties. training. He went via Lexington * AND * intention of giving up the race. no possibility of rescue or even where he was to make his plans wife of the late John H. Keys, US. Anittassador Raymond cision. If Murray shows tins Wyatt said he would insist on IRA STRANGER" Combs said as much several dragging for the bodies because for entrance this fall at the passed away Saturday at 4:30 Hare called on UAR minister cooperation to other cumparues, divorcing education from poli- times while viarting and shak- of the turbulence. University of Kentucky to work pm.. at her home at 1320 West for presidential affairs Aly Sabir big or srnall, I fell that it, will tics. "Let's have ow. roads built ing hands wmth the crowd of Efforts were being made to on his Master's degree in physics. Main Street. She is survived by Sunday, apparently to pave the not want in new industries. for travel, not politics." her three daughters, 2,500 or more at t h e Fancy establish the identity of the three 4DAY! Misses lice. way for Murphy's visit. The We hope in Moving to Mur- Waterfield in his speech hint- Erie, and Alice Farm picnic in Graves County men, pending recovery of the Keys of Murray. Cairo newspaper Al Missa advis- ray. Ky., we will continue to ed at his independence She is also survived by four Saturday. Wyatt has consistently as a bodies when they emerge into hool walls ed Arabs to be wary of Murphy's expand and become an asset to member of the Chandler admini- quiter water downstream from grandchildren, Mrs. Mildred Beale said he has no Mitered in any Republican To mission which it likened to the the cenrirnunhoo We will manu- stration. adding that while he Russell. Murray, Mrs. Winifred arrangement that would make dam. TMARE! diplomatic equivalent of the pres- facture adhesives for the carpet is willing to stand on its record, Lt. Kenneth Peck of the TVA Keys Miller, Springfield, Tennes- him a candidate for anything ence' of military forces in Leb- layers and repair, printers and but governor__ "I haven't agreed with every- guard, detachment at the dam 'see, and William H. Keys and anon. Seek Office UNGLE! bobkbirriers, display and wood- thing that has been done." said several hours after the ac- Mrs. Margaret Keys Russell of anr,r_ Oct the plaaorm with Combs working, finishes, waters:Tourers He Corpus Christi, Texas. and seven and Wyatt Saturday were Lt. said that he believes that cident, which happened at 6750 .I and paints. the Chandler administration will a.rn; c.s.t. that there was no way GLASGOW (UPI) —Louie great grandchildren. Gov, Harry Lee Waterfield, the B. Very truly yours, She was the mother of Dr. Ben administration candidate; a n d go down in history as one of the to establish the identity of the Nunn, the 34 - year - old former D. Keller, Mgr. best the )10-4:7 B. Keys, Mrs. Treamon Beale of the fourth candidate in the race, state has seen. saCtirtits. Barren County judge, is expect- Mrs. Orval Austin Murray. and Dr. Richard Keys J-G Chemists Hubert R. Carpenter of Louis- Carpenter, a Lousville Invest- He asked that news media in ed to announce Wednesday that and Isaac W. Keys of Texas, all Funeral Of St. Louis, Missouri ville. ment consultant and former an area for several _hundred he will seek the Republican field, N. J., where her husband of whom' preceded her in death Missing from the traditional banker, said he is the candidate miles around Kentucky II a k e nomination for governor in the has been assigned to the minis- Mrs. Keys united with the Russia Sputnik IV Fancy Farm event were t h e "of the average Citizen who is give as wide circulation to re- May 1950 primary election. terial,. staff. fed up on politicians..." He ports of the accident as Nunn said Sunday he Mrs. Austin and her family I Methodist Church at an early age County Woman high-flown oratory of by-gone ap- possible, will an- Gat Bethel but retained her mem- Is Being Readied years and the familiar Demo- pealed to all Democrats n o t and that anyone knowing (4 a nounce. his future political plans have been living here for the bership at Ternpple Hill Metho- crats who provided it, such as pledged to Waterfield to vote party of three men who 'might on Wednesday. He said he has past eight years, Mr. Austin be- MOSCOW (UPI) ---- Russia's r dist Church near Almo. She was Held Today the late Alben W. Barkley and for him. have been fishing in the area given "serious consideration" to ing the minister of the College • Sputnik IV, already bron in Birmingham, Marshall in prepa-ra- Gov. A.. B. Chandler. Both Combs and Wyatt win this morning noddy authorities seeking the nomination. Presbyterian Church. She h a s . %nit- be a giant- "eussnie County. 'Kentucky, but her - par- combs, no impassioned' oratar touring the 4th and tfth Dis- here. Kentucky Lake attrarts According to reports, Nunn has been active' in Girl. Scouts and observatory" designed to probe ents moved to Murray while Mrs. Hafford Orr. age .50. died by any standards, came closest tricts during this week. tishenmen from several sTales. received assurances of supts.rt served as training leader, day she the secrets of interstellar space, was quite young and wbere East night irt her home on Hazel to the traditional campaign style Combs, who will also tour the Peak said that in addition to from GOP leaders in each of camp director, program chairman she Soviet sources said today. atttended school at the Mur- Route 1 following an illness of when he told the crowd that 8th District, started off the' 'week the turbines being in operation, the state's eight congressional and a member, a the board of ray Seminary. Russian scientists at the space more than six months. lawsuits will be filed in the near by visits to Somerset and Monti- three spillways of the 'dam were dis-tridts. Friends of the young directors. Funeral services were held at conference here would give no She survived by her hus- future to force some "high state cello today. He will visit Wil- open, adding to the turbulence Glasgow attprney say he has de- In addition to working with the home at 1320 West Main further details of the project, band. T-fafford Orr, Rt. 1, Hazel; officials" to give an accounting (Continued on Page Two) of the water. layed maktfig any decision on Girl Scouts, she has worked Street at 2700 p.m., today. Burial except to say that it was made oi • one... daughter, Mrs. Charles of campaign funds he said they his candidacy until he received whh the State Department cif ON a S in the Murray City Ceme- passible by t h e Morettiy. Paris, Tenn.; one SUR, suecessdil have collected from state stitch pledges. Health five years. She was part- ter..y. work- Johnny Orr, RI. 1, Hazel; two launching of the 1 1/11 ton Sput- ers. In his relatively short political ly responsible for the raising of Honorary pallbearers were R. nik sisters. Mrs. Macon White, Mur- He showed the crowd receipts Gregory Files Appeal One career, Nunn has rolled up an $13,000 for the health center H. Falwell, F. H. Graham. George Other scientists at the oonfer- ray. Mrs. Mlle Orr, Murray; two he said represented two per cent impressive record. -Elected Bar- here, and has served as presi- Hart, H. M. McElrath, Fred ence said an observatory above brothers, Toy and Willie Bean- salary payments by 1st 'District ren County judge in 1953, he dent of the Training School Ginglek, J. M. Linn. Bryan Tol- the earth's atmosphere probably don, Hazel, and one half broth- Highway Department employees Day Before was the first Republican es;er to PTA. . ley. L. D. Hale, G. C. Ashcraft, The Deadline er, Robert Brandon, Hazel. would be able to. relay television - win office in a county - wide Mrs. Austin, a native td Boone, A 1). Buttervehrth, P. N. Blalock, Corribs promised that if elected She was. a member of t h e pictures giving thef clearest view election. Iowa, was Margaret Weaver be- A. Carman, C. M. Hendricks, 'F. Smith Pleasant Grove Methodist of the universe that man has U.•S. Rep. Noble J. Gregory, . Gregory, a veteran of 22 years He served as GOP fore she melt and E Crawford. state cam- married Rev. Church where the funeral was ever beheld. Mayfield Democrat, today ap- service in Congress, charged vote paign manager for Austin._ She is a Active pallbearers were M. 0. the 1958 elec- commercial held this afternoon at' 3:00 with Such a satellite would be a peared to the slate Court of Ap- irregularities in Logan. Callo- tion which s artift and „.Wrather, Dub Russell, Owen Bill- Tour Begins e t Republicans had her own studio Bro. Walter Hill and Bro. M. considerable advance over throe- peals a ruling disirUssing his way and Marshall counties, the John Cooper when she MIngton, Guy Rutland. Toni Mc- and Thruston B. met her husband while M. Hampton officiating. launched so far, which h a V e" Suit which challenged his defeat only three couribes 54, BOARD JUNGLE" Elrath, Vernon Hale, John R. Burial in the dis- rttm to the Senate. he was in McCormack Seminary. been designed only to collect in- by Frank Stubblefield, Murray, Imes and John Whitnell. was in the church cemetery. trict carried by Stubblefield. In 1956, Nunn was picked as Although sorry to leave Mur- g drama' formatten about the upper at- Tomorrow - in .the Democratic Congressional The J. H. Churchill Funeral Active pallbearers were Jesse Later the complaints were Glasgow's outstanding young ray, Mrs. Austin is pleased to Brandon, mosphere and close-in areas in primary election last May. Home had charge of the funeral Keith Brandon, Clif- withdrawn in regard to Callo- man and later was named by leave for New Jersey where arrangements. fOrd*Brandon; Eldridge Brandon, space. The Second Annual Agricul- Gregory's appeal was received way and Marshall counties and the Junior Chamber of Com- they Will be in a larger congre- DREW Preston Brandon and Brent "It would be as though Mt. tural Tour, sponsored by the in *the mail just one day before the contest suit asked only that merce as one of the three out- gation and where there are 900 Morris. Honorary pallbearers Palomar's telescope dould look Kentucky Agricultural Council, the time in which it could be the Logan County vote be standing young men in the state. Girl Scouts listed in the church BARRY RE were Charles Stubblefield, Hu- into th skies without hiaving to is scheduled to begin tomorrow filed expar.d at noon Tuesday. thrown out. Should he decide to run, wins membership. WEATHER bert Cole, James Erwin, Gene pierce the thick veil which is and will continue through Wed- Gregory's Suit challenging the Humphrey threw out the the nomination and be elected, The new. address of the Aus- Dale Ray, Mitehell Story and the earth's atmosphere," one nesday and Thursday. nomination of Stubblefield as the Gregory suit on the ground that Nunn would be the youngest tin's is 865 Shackmaxon Drive, 1Y JACKIE REPORT James Earl Hamilton. scientist said. The purpose of the tour is to Democratic candidate for con- his chtnplairit failed to set out Kentucky governor since 1900, Westfield, N. J. The Miller Funeral Horne of No formal discussion of the visit various operations in West- gressman from the 1st District the names of alleged illegal vot- when the late J. C. W. Beckham The Thanks Badge was award- IONY • COOGAN wr Hazel had charge of the funeral Seettrik IV projeet is expected ern Kentucky which have somb was dismissed by special Circuit ers and that Gregory had "fail- succeeded the office following ed to Mrs. AuStin at a luncheon arrangements. at the Moscow conference, which bearing on agriculture. Judge Alex P. Humphrey 29 ed to state a oause of action the assassination of Gov. Wil- in the Scout Cabin and w a s is devoted largely to discussion The group will arrive in Mur- days ago, July 7. upon which relief can be grant- liam Goebel. presented by. the council presi- DOWN information of collected during ray at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow night The stares provide that the ed." State Sen. Denver C. Knuckles, dent. Mrs. Harry Whayne. Other the Geophysical Year. LIVC ICE BOX DEATH , where they will stay at the record in a contest case involv- Gregory's attorneys "had argu- Middlesboro, and Pleas Mobley, council members present were Stith information as is availa- Carman Motel and the Plaza ing a primary election must be ed that the law Providing for a Manchester attorney, are the Mesdames Edmund J. Steytter„ :on ble, however, indicates WEYMOUTH, Mass. (UPI) — that it Motel. filed within 30 days of the final contest suits in primary elec- only announced candidates for Everet W. Outland, J. Cavitt, Sout hw eat ent urky — Fair is separale.from 'The current rare An 8-year old twiri boy, who After breakfast • in Murray circuit court judgement with the tions does not permit enough the GOP gubernatorial nomina- Ark. Sprungee Lavern Wallis, and moderate temperatures to- was the object of an intensive between -Russia and the United they will visit points in the area Court of Appeals in order to time after the election to gather tion. Hugh Oakley, A. M. Harrill and tonight and Tu4day. 1-Pgh day, search since Saturday, was found States to be the first to put .a including the Ellis Popcorn Co. perfect a timely appeal of the such proof regarding the names State Sen, Ed P. Warrintier, George Hart. Oi upper 80s, low in upper 60s. suffocated in an abandoned ice- rocket on or near the moon. and the Shoemaker Popcorn Co., judgement. of illegal voters as the law de- Albany, has said he Will seek Plans were discussed for more • 5:30 a.m. temperatures: ling Sorne box early today by bloodhounds. In Washington, the magazine Ryan Milk Company, and a to- Gregory filed the suit against mands. either the nomination for gover- supervised recreation for all Covington 65, Louisville 67, Pa- Police said little Dennis J. Aviation Week reported Sunday bacco warehouse. §Itiloblefiekt a few days after Aker handing down his de- nor or lieutenant governor. girls a the city. It is the wishes ducah 69, Bowling Green 155, Dalrymple apparently had climbs Russia failed. May 1 in an effort The group of about sixty per- The Murray druggist won an cision. Hunsphrey had granted Possible candidates are' Lex- of this council that a program I,exington 64, London 66 and ed into the old icebox and slam- to launch a moon rocket. It pre- sons will also visit Calvert City, upset victory in the May pri- the Gregory attorneys an addi- ington attorney Edwin Denney; for vacation months, for girls, be Hopkinsville 67. med the door behind him, locking dicted the first American at- Princeton, Henderson, Owens- mary defeating Gregory by 341 tional two weeks to continue Dewey Daniel, a Hazard banker stet up similar to that of the mutant*" Evansville, Ind., 69. hirrielf in. - tempt will be made Aug. 17, boro and Hardinsburg. votes in the 17 county district. (Continued on Pape Two) (Continued on Rage Two) 'boys' ball program. •

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BILL DAVIS THE LIVIDGER & TIMES SPORTS DITOR PUBLISHED by I-EDGIER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ince teuttatigerlkTimes Sports Page Bolts the Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Milwaukee Consolidation of Murray Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January I. 1942. iiitlight Wits Itris * Tint I Uatted Pram Spans Hwys • JAMES C. o'ILLIA: lee PUBLISHER We reserve the right to re; any A.Ivertistrig, Letters to the lasiretbal itedirt's Sports News Today Ts S Game Lead Cr Public Voice items whim, in our opinion, are not for tio Baseball into third interest et our readers. By MILTON RICHMAN the White Sox vaulted place by sweeping a twin-bill . 1368 United Preis international NAT/ONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WrIllieTt You can tear tip those tickets from the Yankees. 3-1 and 4-0. Monrbe, Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave., New Yark; 907 Z 4:1zi- the Yankees still are r F07, Stulaefiela for Sail Francisco, but don't wor- Even so, gan Ave., Chicago; 80 Bulyston SL, Boston. ahead. TimesFishing ry becaues it'll still be a "Cali- 15% games Thetedger& the Yanks Entered at the Post Office, Mw-ray, Kentucky, for tiansmiesion as fornia World Series" after all Dick Donovan held ELECORIC Second Class Matter Wins Duel -between Los Angeles resident to three hits in beating Whitey washing nsa Fred Haney and Casey Stengel of Ford and pasting his eighth vic- tars BUBSCRIPPIOei RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week ?Os, per tory in the opener Ray Moore month 85e In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3. I; else- Glendale. 2 HOE Tuesday on - the- followed with a five-hit shutout $5 54,/ Contest Will End Milwaukee's back - where, With Weaver foot. for his seventh victory in the and 35 line • Ledger to Times fis:.:ng or Largemouth Bass caught en PI, as, ard Ai .1,1(1414,44 lo the beam Braves took care of that MONDAY - AUGUST 4. 1958 or the little item Sunday when they finsle. centest which began at 12101 a.m. artikkal bait, Bluegill caught on peizes given winners of AL race that HOUSE 'PR live bait. Catfish each division within a class. Vernon Stubblefield out dueled bolted five games ahead of the So flexible Is the 737-/M-4. May the 10th will officially close artifIcialotor 2-1 as the Giants Cleveland dropped from second August 5th at 12:00 caught on pole or line and Strip- There seems ti have been some Jerry Weaver National League peck by thump- luesdae. clineh place to fifth by losing a double- sass caught on artificial or misunderstanding on the part of edged the Tigers 2-1 to ing the faltering Giants twice, IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED !lielnight. All entries must be ed the Prep League pennant Satur- header to Boston, 3-2 and 4-3. LOOK! Alui :egistered 'prior to that time to live bait. some in regard to the point 4-3 and 6-0. dour camp Gas Building .... $120,000 class_ pro- System. Some seemed to -think day night In the second game Oh, Haney wouldn't definitely Ted Williams' 18th homer with 1 _New City Hall and Je eligible lore the contest. Each division in the Pirates, one on in the ninth off Gary two that after having established the Braves dropped the admit his Braves were ,'in" yet Bewer Plant Expansion $125,000 A number of enries have been vided prizes for winners, Bell gave the Red Sox their contest this ffrst and second place. Prizes are particular point total The con- 8-3. today and Bill Rigney likewise CRC School Buildings $110,000 • ade in the annual Stubblefield walked two and victory in the opener. Boston a New -.ear and the interest has been to be awarded on a basic jestant's points could not be would not concede ,his Giants 'SCSI< Points struck out seven In his three won the nightcap with a four-run • Planning and Zoning Commission with o irks spread. Competition h a s A contestant received a specified lost or the total decreased. This were licked, but whom do they hit performance. think they're kidding? rally in the eighth inning at the 1 -Neboce Professional Consultation seen keen in many divisions with number of points for both first of course was exactly the op- of loser Ray Narleskl 4-Prelun posite. A larger number of points David Sykes, Stoney Henson, Bob Trowbrdge and Joe Ad- expense S -Resort ornaps the largemouth bass divi- and second place in each division Buddy Spann, Mac Fitts and and Hoyt Wilhelm. plus a possible extra 10 points were given for holding first place cock polled their talents to give eon NEEDED on of Class tmen) drawing Stubblefield all had oneoliit each Paul Foytack and Billy Hoeft I IMPROVEMENTS :,e greater number of entries. for submitting a picture of the than the total acquired by being Milwaukee its victory in the 12-Story for the Tigers. opener. Trowbridge pitched seven pitched the Tigers to a sweep 71 -Knot* The Contest was divided into contestant and the fish entered. second and consequently when a Orioles, 1-2 and 4-1. itoitymbo Industrial Expansion larger catch was 'entered in that Glen Grogan clubbed two hits innings of hitless ball in relief over the mated% erto classes. Class A (men), A .grand prize will be awarded and Jerry Wallace struck out 11 Each yielded eight hits and was is•Rocke Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters division a first place entry was for his first victory. Adcock 17•Cbastl ',ass B (women) -and Class C to the overall winner in each as the Braves up ended the credited with his eighth victory Widened Streets In Some Areas ander 16). Each class had six division which is the contestant often pushed to second place grove In the winning 'run with 19-Skill Pirates. Wallace also accounted sacrifice fly in the eighth. as Detroit stretched its winning ti•Ationc Building divisions as follows: Stnalimou' h compiling the largest tidal points. and a lower point total. a games and Bain- Indian Contintiett Horne ratrhee for one of the Braves three Hurls 43rd Shutout streak to six -- All to be., ellitexild in'hits. Mimeo- -easing- • etrealt-oete-demen-• 114-11:16/4. Airport FOr Urriy the contest must be registered Southpaw Warren SWF regis- fb26- ln ta• win- Ronnie Barlow collected two tered the 43rd shutout of his games. 25- Flork City Auditorium by Tuesday midnight. The while Tommy Kansas City beat Washington, 31- Tiber* ners will be announced this week. hits for the Pirates oareer and 14th win of the seasop 5'1111110 Carraway and Buddy Farris when he hurled a four-hitter in 12-0, in the first game, then 411-0Irrx •0" Sports Parade 34,1301111 lost the 15-inning nightcap, 4-3. CYCLIST DIES hammered out One each the nightcap. 36-Near The Prep League ends its sea- The Pittsburgh Pirates, getting Eddie Yost singled home the as•lland. By JACK CUDDY August and September, the dead- son -starting at 6 o'clock. winning run off Murry Dickson thnow ALPIARCA, Portugal (UPI) -e• tonight the finest pitching in both exploit its-Witted P.ears. .Interm atte na ei that race will ,be. in the finale to earn Pedro 41-11ebre Raul Motos, a Spanish cyclist leagues, took the opener from ter BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Threats first half of the Ramos his 10th triumph. Ralph . kt NEW fifORK (UPI) - "During the competing in the tour of Port- Gregory... the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-0, and 42-I.ong. of pennant runaways in b•eh season there was great interest Terry tossed a five-hitter for his 11511 ugal, died Sunday night after (Continued from Front Page) led by the same score in the Pertot major leagues today inspired the in the National League reci. seventh victory in the opener. 44- Remember the sabbath day to keep it suffering a sunstroke. the:r eraminatton of the elec- nightcap which was suspended suggesttod the majJrs adopt split But now, that interest will wane in the fifth Inning becauee of holy. Exodus 20:8. in a commanding t-, ,r) comparative - signatitre nen seasons to maintain interest as the Braves, take books from Logan Counity. Pennsylvania's Sunday curfew Whatever Happened To • 49- 41410 late-summer_play. lead and threaten to aeetire an- Went. EAGLE ROOKIE HURT . _ailment immediately afterward, law. • • 51- In our campaign, for college 'endownient • With tlee other Braeice 'Yankee, Wort BILL SWIACKI phil- of their nearest• " Wells Oyerbey, Murray, COU -Bob Friend pitched the third 66-ore•14 we have talked with hundreds of great 1542 games ahead Series HERSHEY. Pa (UPI) - Joe Pirate . Untied Praia. intionananal. si.Sles rival In the Aniencan circuit, for Stubblefield, filed *a meditate straight shutout by a anthropists. They all aCknowledged the need Suggests Split Schedule Lim. rbokie fullback frotn San to dismiss the Gregory suit on hurler 4o notch his 14th triumph Bill Svoscia nos one of the it-SItwe 4.• arid the Milwaukee Braves stew- your of a Sabbath Days rest and devotion. " To certify more life for future Jase State, suffered a minor neck in the Opener. Rookie George tiros: iya.so-catch....4 (nuts in Co- C2.fleftn1 in the Na- . grounds the papers were not =- rticl ing -to emulate them major league campaigns, he sug- injury during the Philadelphia rnethat Witt was working on a four-hit iturs0.4. n.SLou -- and nonal League by a five-game ely transmitted to the 14-Three ,gested the 154-game -season for Eagles' 80-minute scrimmage Sat- Cour( of Appeal,. shutout in the nightcap which that's a h.story loaded with su- .10th lead; Fred Corcoran declared pos- be split into a- 77-game urday. m'i- Pine each club There is game conflict as to will be resumed with Pittsburgh ptro feats, his greatest day, lung St--A f itively. "Ithe split season is a first half and a „77-game second .L.5-5kteld BACK of the "im- batting in the bottom of the remernoered in Eastern loottoaii, INFLATION COMING must:. hal.f. And in, each league the the meaning word 70- Proh mediately" in the law, one sta- fifth on Sept. 16. came in me' Army game cd 1997 71 -Plan t Corcoran said it seemed in- winner of the eirst half-season 72-dune • credible to him - as a promotion tute specifYing 30 days. but an- Alex Kellner,. an American when uisierdog L...tiurnma crack-• • would Play the winner of the MAJOR LEAGUE Liatiet winning DO' of the advantagesof economic control is to avoid expert - that major league club other using only the word "ini- League discard, scored his fourth eu a long streak NE seccnd half for the right to victory for Cincinnati by de- oegun in the Davie - eearscharei owners were apparently taking represent its circuit in the World meet:lately." 1-Portl the "booms and busts"._ that used to plague business feating Los Angeles. 3-1. in the era. In that 21-44 O out no Insurance against swhilar Series. • , STANDINGS Calloway Cireuit Court. clerk ittrift and industry. - crisis in future campaigns. James Blalerk said that he had nightcap following a 10-inning sox: mane three "impossible" RU 8-6 triumph by the Dodgers in tor cure We buried all the gold at Fort Knox and have been -And that eneuarnce is the •"l'his year, the season's first the records ready to file With cachse, one a toucreaman, 4-Strin the opener. since because the human Split-season." he asserted. . half for the Yankees would have National League the Court of Appeals July 9, bot am] vea-o a otuensive star. Later katti operating "on the cuff" ever ne played with the Detroit LAMS Cltals Lack Of Interest - ended op July lio" he continu Team w L Pct. Was told by Tipton Reed, coun- Drysdale •Gets Homer greed for gold caused great weskit and abject pove New --4•41denwOon Corcoran. widely known as They would leaee -won -ttrettsst Milwaukee 56 42 580 sel for Cory, not to 'rile Olean Lost9Y-Don Drysdale helped'--anci Yolk Gars.s in Ilk to exist side by side. specialist in golf exploitation, is half With, an 11-game lead. But 529 5 at that time and not to do so , himself to a 1-0 lead with a reaoonai FoisMail League. have been forc- San Fran 34 48 third in the We decided to control production of farm crops inciprectly concerned with the the nthey would Pletaburgh 51 49 .510 7 until he told hint to, which inning homer night- wnateyer riappeneu to ed tie start the second half nose- would be not prior to June 28. 1 cap and held that margin until nweaca..' tie naw makes h a s through federal legislation in the same wae industrial' wethrre.of our national pastime 51 53 .490 9 • oecause he's business manager to-nose with all the other clubs, The definition of the word the seventh when the Recilegs'1.4ne in San.hiorsage. Maes., controlled through agreement and union and given any club a chance to Ctnetnhai, 49 52 483 9% scored three runs. That ended a production is for stars like Ted Williams and "Iritmediately" thus becomes the r wnere he has his own insurance beat them if any club. could get Philactelpho 47 51 480 10 string of nine straight wins by rules. Stan Musial. Les Angelo- 47 54 465 11% crux 4 the caw, as Stubble- 1 bumneas, and recemly wss s.gn- And he's directly concerned, hot. field's attorneys charge that , the Dodgers over the Redlegs this ed as end And in case of war, or threat of war, WC go step St. Louis 46 54 460 12 season. coach of the Los ' because I've bet n a red hot -That fresh start wonld have , Gregory through his counsel was Angeles Rains. further and control the price of manufactured products baeetsall fan since my sandlot rekindled interest in the race rosy tnstble for the detay, Pinch-hitter Elmer Valo and as well as farm produce, also wages and salaries. days in Baston." -- - and provided interest during Yesterday's Games Jim Gilliam singled home the He explained: -Fiera-one knows August and September." !was runs in the 10th that won JOCKEY'S TOP MAN It seems we failed to reckon with one thing in adopt- Milwaukee 4 San Fran. 3, lo ihe opener for Los Angeles. NEW YORK (UPI) - Lou to major league baseball is our It was Corcoran's willingness to teeurtie, ing controls over industry and agriculture, the one thing Milwauk i 6 San Fran. 0. 21. Murray Hospital I Ray Semproch scored his 13th Smith, vice-president and general pwaeh great spectator sport. Uncle* the -11.m:eternize" during his 15-year Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 6, caused the collapse of more governments anal of victory in leading the Phillies manager of Rockingham Park at that has current runaway condition in the tenure as tournament manager CInctnnati 3 Les Angeles I, 2ro: stream( Golfers' Assn. Fridays complete record follows: to an 8-2 opening game decision Salem. NH., today was named ip nations than all the "booms and busts" of history. American League, there's practi- the Professional Philadelphta 8 Chicago 2, Is: .me race. make a "golden Census 38 but the Cubs bounced back to horse racing's "Man of theYear" td.hwisrotayt,nningtt there hasn't been a cally no fan-interest in the that- helped Chicago 12 Philadelphia 10: 2nd That one thing is inflation, and And the-- further we go into trail" of-the-soesog tourneys. _Adult Beds 65 take the nightcap, 12-11). by the Jockey's' Guild and will smoke time since former President Harry S. Truman made the Fel 2-St. Louia 0, 1st Emergency Beds 27 Semprech_ drove in two runs be guest of honor at the group's Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 0.,- 2nd, as the Phils rallied for annual dinner - In absurd statement that "we can have high wages and Patients Admitted 4 five off dance New suropended after 5 innings Patients Dismissed 0 Taylor Phillips in the third inn- Ynrk Sept. 27. •:t-fti 'moetloourTheici" low prices" at the same time that inflation has not been Ten Years Ago Today New Citizens , 1 ing of the opener and Philadel- eating on the vitals of both industry and agriculture, Ledger & Times File Saturday's Games Patients admitted from Wednes- phia -looked as if it was going WINS EASY DECISION robbing the farmer of -the benefits of higher prices for day 9:00 a.m. to Friday 10:00 a.m. to make a sweep by coming up MEXICO CITY (UPI) -Willie Pittsburgh 1 St. Louie. 0 with five runs in the first inning Morton. 143%, San Jose, Calif., have at from Jonathan Dew Kirnbro, Rt. 5; Swe.ed.prslcar: his products and robbing the working man of the bene- Mrs. Hallet Stewart of Murray Route 4 died Checago ,E Philadeiphia 5 Mrs. Autry Farmer, 1307 Welts of the nightcap. The Cubs, how- scored an easy 10-round decision fits of increasing wages for his labor. complieations at the Murray Hospital at 10:15 Sunday Les Angeles 3 Cincinnati 2 Blvd.; Mrs. Ted Darnall and baby ever, cut that to 5-3 and then over Alvaro Gutierrez, 146, Mexi- afternoon after an illness of two months. Mlewatekee 10 San Francisco 0 co City, Early this year when politicians were telling us we girl, Rt. 1, Almo; Hoyle Lamb, put together a pair of four-run Saturday night befere a• hr -Survivors are Mr. Stewart and two sons, Joe H. Stew- Hazel; Mrs. Carlyle and rallies in the fifth and seventh crowd of 8,ecre. she for another depression unless we turned Huffman were headed art and two sons, Joe H. Stewart and James Hugh • Today's Games baby girl, Rt. 5; Master Robert to offset another flve-run out- present office-holders we thought we could fore- burst by out the Stewart. San Francisce at Cheago Emanuel Rowland, Jr., Almo; Philadelphia in the .ebseritedh see lerWer priests- for. mum,...eonttnoslitiets, -The result was Mrs. Autry Carrell was injured at 9:15 -Saturday Robbie Lee Thorpe, 209 N. 2nd.; ninth. Pittsburgh—at - Mitwatrinte. night Mrs. L. D. Cook, Lynn Grove; Sweep Yankees that folks stooped buying items they figured the price evening when the '34 Ford in which she was riding with Los Angeles at SO Louis, night hwles friwti Mrs. Owen Bradley and baby Over in !hf• Art-ru-in League, face a would be reduced on within weeks, or months. her .husbind collided with a '48 Chevrolet driven by Only games scheduled boy, Rt. 4, Heinen; Charles h The shardest hit industries were real estate, building Bobby Buchett. Katzman, Wino; Miss Wanda towoutt.h Hethe eobl Mrs. Carrell. suffered from shock, minor cuts and ?it and automobiles;-Hundre-f thousands of Antericans Tomorrow's Games Jane Wilson, Rt. 1, Almo; Mrs.! Eradicate Prevent bruises and the loss of two front teeth. Pheladeiphia at Cincinnati, night Mettle P. Crawford, 309 N. 12th.; need new automobiles and had infended buying this Swann _Parks. Lynn Grove, was elected president of Pittidaurgh at Milwaukee Mrs. Garvin Cleaver., and baby ly to I past spring but with the "recession", on they decided to Calloway 4-H Clubs and Mary Miller Ellis, Kirkksey, San Francisco at Chicago • girl. Dexter; Mrs. Kenneth Win- STOP! • wait. . secretary, at the annual 4-H picnic Saturday at Kentucky Lees Angeles at St. Louis ters and baby girl, Grand Rivera; , Mrs. Bill Wyatt and baby boy, Don't let PAINS of bitodoch•, Likewise hundreds of thousand-, off people intended Dam. Eighty-fi•.-e hoes and girls, representing 10 out of rourdpio or aching oinasdei ge4 you 1205 Main; Miss Gorgianna Fur- °tang year. •hut plans the 12 4-41 Clubs attended.' American do-.'' Ii.. core lakotkr, of fed wuroamoutolitikdi to build new homes this deferred their League gerson, Swan Dorm; Oscar G. The Destructive Termite ingredi•nts in STANBACK TABLETS Serve '. Mrs. Esid Filbeck and Miss Virginia Hay are in Team L Pct. GB relief. Kass because of the recession, feeling that lower prices were Turner. Rt. 2. Golden -Pond. FREE INSPECTION brings quids 40ffi4orling ostboguoti OwInsboro, Ky., this week fr7i: I visit with their sister, New Y i k '67 36 640 Patients dismissed from Wedries• STAMACIC heed. o•ut when unemployment and reduced volume ot sure to fdllow Mrs. rel). A. Stewart, and Mr. Stewart. I-Boston 51 51 500 1512 day 9:00 a.m. to Friday 10:00 a.m. TERMITES pain str-b•% . D. 5; sales. i -- . - • Miss Deugate tooper, daughter of Mr. and mos, er,,,,44.. • 51 52 .4* 16 W. Winchester, Rt. John -Rases - All these-lii-TkiThaveThAen dasappointed.-Prices have rtiiy-COoper of Hazel became the bride of Mrs.•Charlea Detroit 50 52 .490 16% L. Sesher, Rt.' 3, Benton; Mrs. — Licensed & Insured — Audrey A. Cornell, Jr., 32B not been reduced as expected. More homes -are for sale Hue Humphreys of Detroit, Mich., on Sunday morning, Cleveland 51 64 .436 17 July- 25, at 9:15 o'clock. - 'Balturiere 47 52 473 18 Chieksaw CeSurt, Blytheville, Ark SAM KELLEY "thm'eciartdel: than there have been in recent year,olli but the Price has Jifrs. Wm. Beane and baby la • the Kansas City 47 III .470 .18% Phone 441 not''been redUced. The same is tru _of automoidles, as Washington 45 59 .403 22% Rt. 3; • James H. Shelton, :tut Maple; Mrs. James Crutcher, Rt. It'sith ta tIt' well as building materials of all kinds, including lumber KELLEY'S PEST contiTv,in•ito.th,v4r Yesterday's Games 2, -Dover, Tenn.; Beale Outland, as well as sifeel, aluminum, and the like. 1011 Sharpe; Mrs. Lacy E. Liles, CONTROL "-Now comet the sudden announcement from state and Ch.eago 3 New Y •rk I, Ist Box 245 College Station; Mr,, Chicago 4 Yotit 0, agencies'illat the recession is a thing of the past, ftew 2nd Teimerty Story and baby girl. Rt. federal Detroit 3 Baltimore 2, 1st 1, Hazel; Mrs. Robert Jameson, than ii'week we learned unemployment and in leas after Detroit 4 Baltimore 1, 2nd Rt. 2, Murratrf •1, the t has hit the bottom and more folks are returntrig to work BottAn 3 Cleveland 2, 1st Boston 4 Cleveland 2, 2nd the price of steel goes up and .another increase is po,ted Republican. • • Kansai City 12 Washingtnn 0, lit then ' 1 MURRAY LOAN CO in the wholesale price of aluminum. Wash:neon 4 Kam"t'.' City "3, 2nd i from Front Page) h 506 Main Et. eieptiotie 14SU 10*.• So we find the same old enemy — inflation — raising (Continued W. Ing and chairman 4 the Republican "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO.' quIet his ugly -head before- those'. n ho need new automobiles Saturday's Games 'State Central Conamtlee; a n d bad could get them at .loWere prieei, and before tiliose who cie“:„,I 4 13- --ion 1 U. S. Rep. John M. Robsion of , said could get lower estimates on homes. As a Demit 8 Battirnore 7 Iseneville. got want to build Isn't mitter of fact estimates did not wait for higher steel New York 6 Chicago 1 Washington 6 tip 1 Kansas City 3' Battle... BOWLING nevoryaaj dC.,11,te 1 and aluminum prices. They went up in anticipation of LET'' GO • kdoyaIoto0n wire for everything. higher prices Today's Games (Continued from Front Pape) Peaident Eisenhower 'made hi', -first race on three New Y rk Bait-mire, night ha/men/re and Corbin Tuesday, THE KAYOWM LANES • major issues, the ."mess" in Washington, •inflation, and Only game schrduled. Lancaster and Danville Wednes- day; Campbe,llsville and Taylors- to keep the-nation out of war. Ile has fallen down- on yule Thursday. and ShetbYville MAYFIELEI, KENTUCKY the first two. We are praking that will not be the' e. DOROTHY MALONg, nightclubbing with husband Robert Tay- Tomorrow's Games Friday, hr in a Madrid cafe, cuts up with -an imitation of a sexy Span- Chleage at §an,4ic Cty. night Wyatt WIti - e-opening August 1 for another season on the third issue, devipite the fact we-are closer to was' ish dancer to a sone frOm MeG-IVIergiTip on tour toillue and earl a"Dead Jockey." Clevehipti it Donut, night- Nekon courelime Tuesday, a n d than -N4 P hatiT1. been since Truman ordered troops into Gla Scala, Martin Gabel and Marcel Dalito-are others in the NE-Ve York ClnemaSeope nieture. filmed r•io1v on location in Seseirs a*--BallirnIre• bight Washington livid W•yle comities of Bowling Enjoyment! I: c. op_ st • R •-•^1n -• !Fr' Wedn• -stay.

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PAGE THREE AUGUST 4, 1958 MONDAY - AUGUST 4, 1968 TIME$ - PLY, riprruorr & •••••••••••••M.• Murray, Ky., Executrin, WEEKLY NEWS LETTER products, including soybeans, 67 Bar Lake were sold at public Paul White, Dec'd., Marcus Ir- percent; arid molasses 409 per- *fiction recently for $86,376, • is " van, Kinney, Ky., Administrator, Water in storage Tri TVA res- cent. Phosphate MI& great ap /VA „ announced today. This Charles Perry Evitt, Dec'd., ervoirs is at an all-enne high 271 percent. $33,551 over the minimum ac- tiirarti Tucker, Administraiter, for this time of year, and the Toneeniles during the first six ceptable bids for the properties. Bolts 4s in Murray, Ky, reserve supply . of ooal for use were approximately the The properly Rhea and 1 Harry Jones, Dec'd., Mrs. Wil- at steam plants is "exiceptiunally lune" as in '1957; tohnage was Roane counties. ma Jones Cohoan, Administra- good," TVA said today. Abtait 9 percent lower mein to trix, Murray, Ky. Heavy rains and runoff in On reddeld shipments cif coel to irweinty-seven fish population claims first three weeks of July addid steam plants, and reduced edaispeng studies are scheduled 17 SO. per All persons having Lead* as per weed ter one day, minimum of words fer -Is weed for titres days. Glassilled ails ere payable le advances. and gravel move- for TVA lakes duem.g !tie re- &garnet said estates are notified to water storage which already stone, sand Sox vaulted into third to present them to the Acknini- was good at the start of 'the Merits, mostly Cog. EidchidIng mainder Of 1958 by TVA and sweeping a twin-bill month. There Ls sufficient water 'Stich shipments, overall tonnage state biologists. Samples will be Comfort Co , 108 South 12th St; South 12th Street, Phone 1303. 503 N. 5th St., Murray, Ky. Call strators and Executors verified Yankees, 3-1 and 4-0. be in storage to generalM more than Increased 21 percent 1,and ton- taken on all mein river takes, Phone 1303. ADC September0C 2284-W, or write according to law, same to Yankees still are r FOR SALE ' Rawleigh's, 31 and on these tributaries: Sotina. the 5 billion kilowatt-hours af elec- mileage pereevs. Dept, KYG-1090-201, Freeport, preSented to said Administrators ahead. GOOD 88 acre farm located on and Executors in due course of tricity at hydro plants. The six months' figures for HolStcm, Watauga, Cherokee, 3-BEIDIROOM unfuranhed brick Illinois, 1TC novan held the Yanks ELECTRIC RANGE, refeigerabor, paved road, 5 miles from Mur- law. The heavy rains of last weirder all commodities for 1958 were: Douglas, and N,,rris. home. near Carter School. Avail- .its in beating Whitey washing machine, TV. 1203 Pop- ray. Good farm house, two to- CTIlY ROUTE MAN for perman- h. B. Patterson, Clerk and early spring made it possi- tons 5,775,500 and tun - miles vie- able now. Ph. 1883. Mrs. Wood- eesting his eighth lar... A4P baoco barns, stock barn, tool ent job. Prefer married Man, ble to generate above average 1,0'70,597,000; for 1957: tons 6,- Foliage control spraying along opener'. Ray Moore• row Ricicrnan. AOC e shed or garage, good well of age 25. High school graduate. amounts of power at hydro 830,545 and ton-milee 1,083,988,- TVA's power trnarnission rights eth a five-hit shutout 2 Horr 'TRAILERS, 30 foot water, creek with plenty of steak Polite, industricaus, able to fur- OBITUARY plants, making it unnecessary to 420. of-way, now- in progress, is ex- -venth victory in the and 35 foot. Ph. 737-M-4. MIC LOOK! 10 Alum self storing water, 1.86 acres tobacco base, nish bond. Apply Boone Laun- Walter E. BlakelY, son cif W. produce as much steam power The Corps of Engineers has peeted to be completed by the HOUSE TRAILER, 30 foot. Call storm windows with alum screen 9.8 acres corn base, 3.2 acres dry, Cleaners, AOC P. and Salley Ann Blakely was as had been expected. This made released its preliminary figures end of August. TVA uses three tie Is the AL race that 737-M-4. AOC and 1 door installed $189. Also wheat. A real good farm priced born July 18, 1878. He died June it possible to add to coal storage tqr calendar year 1957 showing lento& of chemical spraying. dropped from second re- No down pay- to sell. ALSO cottage and four 15, 1958, making his life on supplies. TViA received 18.5 mil- shipments of 12/742.223 tons and (1) spraying af tree stumps eh by losing a double- the tzipk track. pay. Lake in the .-Services Offered I earth 79 years, 10 months and lion tons ci$ coal during the 1958 2,t1(1,796,037 ten - miles, TVA's initial rights-of-way 3-2 and 4-3. LOOK! Alum awnings, any size, ment, up to 36 morghs to large lots located sifter the Baton, Brother Blakely was fiscal year which ended on June estimates, by comparison, were door canopy. In stock. Home Home Comfort Company, 106 Cypress Creek TVA subdiensinm. F 86 days. clearing, (2) spraying around ims' 18th homer with per the teat surviving member of a 30; 17 million tons were bunted. 12,616,565 tons and 2,121,908,085 planes' , usually dur- the ninth off Gary Owner will finance wan. 20 MAITI'RESSES REBUILT like 41e base at Answer to aaterelay'• Passe* cent down, balance on FHA family of ten. The excess was added to stock- ton-miles. the dorrnant season, and (3) the Red Sox their PUZZLE new. West Ky. Mattress Mfg, Co., ing CROSSWORD On October le, 1899 Walter eeles, which totaled 8.6 million in late spring . the opener. Boston tenors. Call 48 or 1447, Roberts Pee/wale Ky. Murray represen- spraying of foliage C Eselemation Blakely was joined in wedlock tuns at the close of the year. It is the latter ghtcap witli a four-run a 'ACROSS Realty. A5C tative Tabers Upholstery Shop, Twenty-nine tracts and two and In summer. 6-PrIest's to Esne Hargrove, who he leaves progress, e eighth inning at the Naboor sheep vestment 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549 A5C -road rights-of-sway on Watts wont that us no in 4-Pretense 7-Enc900ter to morn his death, along with od f loser Ray Narleski II I RESTAURANT & 'fixtures, with Shipments of a number 5-Resort -Declared six seildren, three gals: Mrs. Wilhelm. I 1-Disebarged 11-Itan's four room furnished nepartment DEAD STOCK removed fres. high value commodities On. the a aim nickname Hun Miller, Mrs. Rex Byers ytack and Billy Hoeft business. Near Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan Tennessee River increased con- 11-11tory 26-Simian above. Doing good and a Tigers to a sweep 17-Knock 11-Pierre , Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 and Mrs. Ryon Graham, siderably during the first six fa 26-Dons Lllege. Can be bought worth 3-2 and 4-1. 14-Symbol Call long distance three boys, Keys, R. W. and of 1958 over the same Orioles, iii•SA I u 58-Cbeer Owner leaving town. days a week. months the money. of Also ten ed eight hits and was 1 -Rock y Iii 2e•Lehel Union City James, all Murray. year ago, TVA reported 22-Having 4-ROOM HOUSE with two lots collect, Mayfield 433, period a victory 17-Chestito gratchildren and. five greet- were ith his eighth 19-Sktil scalloped on Broad Street Gas heat and TU-5-10361. l415C today. Aluminum shipments stretched its winning 51-4tionoulan margin grandchildren and a host of up 163 percent; grain and grain leOrin 15-Outfit heater, 20 not deep freeze. Will six games and Batte- Chamberlin Co. of America. relatives and friend's who are 33-14alre Mee 17-Aue sell cheap. ring-- etreak ire-aeon. 25 Tsar wire-nein .tor -Metal ealae eete-isie -passeng- - 76 In favor of 30-Silver In 6:1165iii -1,76 bath, Wales 411-Owing 59-Cry loon rnents or awrnng windows. Storm AI a early age Brother. Blake- FloCk running water in Ahno. Paved City beat Washington, 31-TIbersin 22-Exist 4e Dow 40-Uirl'or name doors, rock wool, fiberglass awn- ly prefeseed faith art Christ and pa sells 54- Fuss to- Resent* 111-(;reek letter street. Can be bought worth the the first game, then ri-43Irl's name Ms hire 52-Retinue 43-Stzerta tire ings. Jalousies, porch enclosures, united with the Wadestioro Bap- lany 61-Wife of money. 5-inning nightcap, e-3. 3:1-Es•Irs 37-Young V metal weatherstrip. Write P. 0, tin Church later . moving his 36-Near 29•IUtter vetcb uentInt -Wsbcfontaas 5-ROOM HOUSE and bath. Nice st singled home the 311-Flanci- 16-(11114 deity Box 609, Paducah, Ky. Phone membership to Flint, where he thr,,en 4 -State tree nickname C9-A state lot. 94 foot front, 165 feet deep un off Murry Dickson 57-Exclamation (abbr.) 2-8605, A6C served as deacon for years. He explosive 47 -Dither with loan which can be trans- Male to earn Pedro 41-Hebrew was always faithful and loyal ktter 6 7 Oil9 111 10th triumph. Ralph i s••••• ill ferred. to les church until declining 42-Long, slender •• • II3 AP New modern brick home. ed a five-hitter for his Itch FARM. NOTICE health preverrted his attending. 44-Period of ,i 4"f•il 12 Six rooms, bith; 60 acres of dory in the opener. tIm• ....14 PP. But though he could not go to land. Good outbtliklings. Locat- 45-Aged .*15 16 :0:•:::17 •i• Emmerson Reitiger..rti,h Service. church he remained true to God 47.f'sradls• : ed on highway. Can be bought To• "" 49-bionic, as A :5y. 107 N. 17th. Ph, 802-X-W, Mur- and h:s. belief" er Happened 14 22 23 money. C'ritten ii igiiigiii wanth the ray, Ky, A7C He was a loving husband and 51-Spirechiese WE Eight acres in .1. 54-Nefeattve 24-ARE FARO( father and was respected and SWIACKI 4-Cireek letter bottom with five room house. THE EZELL Beauty Schbor will Press. III" IIIIIIN"• WI' loved by all who knew hrm. latarsiational St-Sea eagle 24 Runnirsg water. Can be bought 1110Ve BdOlidaY, August 4 to its iacin wis one of the 33-‘1"re . mournful 1.2.....!.r.:..-31•4 ...... •=.1 cheap. W.H. Brown Real Estate. new lecattIon at ,306 North 4th. ncatichea, tents in Co- 62-DettnIte 4. 0,„; al Aug. GET THE POINI? article 3617 eRElall wai Office phone 2042, Gatlin Build- The school willcbe- closed hIS Lucy - and ni:P.O.1 ▪ t4-Three-toed *!:•:•: 45 4131)104N ing, resilience 146. A4C 4th, 5 th and 8th but will be MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) -The ;story loacka with SU- sloth 42 43 ge::44 65-Poem As: :•:0 =WW1 open for business Thursday, Fit- medical unit at the University His greatest day, lung 51 52 53 54.Atriran tree 47 AB :49 Eal;i9Ak day and Saturday. The phone of Tennessee offered this pre- !..:1 in Eastern touttrati, - Skidded ..•;•• MI .•.,,.. 70-Prohibit HELP WANTED number will be the same,. 014. scription for ulcer sufferers: le' Army game cd 1947 71-Pi6et to air AOC one shaded creek bank, 411 72-Sunburn 5"II "Take erdog L.elurnma crack-• .114%;•401M1 tht 59 60 fi 62 1163 UNEXPECTED changi makes a fishing pole and forget eauet winning a:mak DOWN I WILL NOT be responsible for good Rawleigh busi- bait." the uPavie - thane-ham -nevailable any debts contracted by. any I -Port Ion 65 County. Splen 2-Nagetly• ma al .Viiiiiif ness in Calloway other -than myself-after at 21-49 victory, hwi- Xe: Ex- KNICKS SIGN PAIR 3-rott of 70 lausenezs secured here. George ii. Ramsey. te three "mnanisible" stainers 11111111111M1111111... this date. NEW YORK (UPI) - Gus Currency ?::411 ceptional opportunity for right Lot a toile:mown, e. se. I.0 ITC Sparrow and Ron Sobie hay, 4.21trin of ei tr. be I , ."' • '.1. man. See or 'erne Jean Burkeen, a cusiensive sLat. Later leather signed 1958-59 contracts with the SPINET PIANO famous make, with the Detruit Drum Neo York Knickerbockers of the . $250 saving. Will transfer to Yolk Gianni, in tete National Basketball Association. WITH HIM AT LAST-Mrs Bllia- reliable local party for balance is held in arms of het Football League. Sparrow scored 801 points last !Layton on small payments. Write Credit Veljgo In San Francis- ir nappenee to 'Bill season while Subic scored 830. husband NOT BY GUNS ALONE Mgr., Joplin Piano Co., Box 764, co after a separation and many tie new nesee.s h s Fleeing Yugo- Paducah, 'Xy. A14C NFL SETS EXHIBITIONS perils since 1956. Son.hioreage, htaaa., E.M. Barker Mira broke both kegs. --- By PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The slavia, has his own insurance She traveled penniless and pane- C 1558, 1. H. Itirkert published by arransemont With PIA Notice To Creditors National Football League will liCHITHOUSE tOOKS ur-The use at north entrance anct recently Was sign- by Kies Features by/Acta-taw portion through Austria, awn, after being B. Reynolds di beaa distributed Acim.restration has been granted play a total of 36 pre-season of Buffalo, N. Y. harbor is asitew like this id coach of serland. France and Germany, the Lus the will raise struck by the steruner nruntenac, The fuundation kept the to :he County court upon exhibition games which away on ships twice lams. 'Omit • then stowed lighthouse pretty much upright, but the interior was• MM. •t where she had tried to shut them You go dream this trail fele neing Estates:- about $500,000. The games will the U. S. 'CHATTIER 23 In an effort to get to alunk off to drytioce at Ashtabula. O. she drew out all her niern half Mi Keep rillr e:..e out for Jeff B. Farris, Dec'd., Mrs. be played in 26 cities and the The Prontenac you think drove the , eneY• to and him. Finally she made it. KEY'S TOP MAN 0 do °ries of Slade Considine and went an old dim trail turning off Street, District of Columbia. the Considine you Itaa M. Farris, Poplar - Wilion-gborn to them one by one. She had 'the right. Follow that ur.til by lumber's Van Bonn (OM (UPI) Lou Jim Ned over pasture?" Martha asked never known anyone quite like , get over the next ridge, then watt e-president and general tight and sunny Wheeler, her voice him. She had tried not to think I for me some place on the ,1 Rockingham Park at and I THOUGHT - strained. about him-or at least to think 'hillside, It will be warm these HEY, NANCY-- .H.„ today was named squinted be THE RADIO SAID The old cowman about tern only with complete in- out of the wind. I shouldn't I NEEDED ng's "Man of the'Year" of tobacco two WORST AREN'T through a thick harp difference when she learned he gone more than an hour or IT'S THE key's' Guild and will eyea scanned the lunch there, and GLASSES smoke as his was if. nephew of her grand- Well eat .our IN 20 YEARS THESE if honor at the group's distant ridges. ride out thesti better hills this mother's old enemy, then INSECTS nner - dance in New -There's several schools of afternoon. How's that?" Ned saw that the girl was . 27. thought on that," he replied. Jim A*IILJL world of her own "Wynn says It's Slade Considine lost In some He untied the slicker from the and fell silent. Even when they -to keep Vs so busy fighting back of her saddle •'Tin going to EASY DECISION finally reached Eacabrosa Creek, among ourselves that we won't roll this nramang Iron up in ) CITY (UPI) -Willie and the bay fell behind on the have time to notice the Forest here. It still be- In rr.y way If I 43/14, San Jose, Calif., narrow trail, she roused only Service Is moving In on us." do much brush popping I think easy 10-round decision momentarily from her reverie. -That sounds plain crazy to Rachel might like to see it, Gutierrez, 146, Mex)- mile up the canyon Jim • • • me," Martha said stoutly. But A half aturday night before a• ei ostensibly to give his she had a lot of faith in Jim Ned stopped Jim Ned tightened his cinch. Dim°. breathing spell, for the Ned's judgment, and the worry in horse a then rolled a smoke, taking his was steep, but his face was Martha was her heart tightened while she climb tune about it until and thoughtful as he .1saited for his answer. sober now nut of sight over the ridge. At the looked at the girt. Martha jerked the canyon she waved "Maybe," he agreed placidly, turn of herself back to reality. at hen, then let herninnie his fate as noncommittal as the back looked with awe at the break into a jogging downhill face of a wooden Indian. "I think She cliffs that flanked either trot. ty•••••• we will take a little jaunt over towering the swift-rushing little Jim Ned stepped Into the sad- to the Ferabrosa before we ride side of by Ernie Bud:millet and shivered a little as a dle, then he re-adjusted the gun out the rest of this country." stream, ABBIE an' SLATS light breeze cut through her thin at Ma hip forward a little, for pony sharp- 7 - _ WRITE A SONNET DOESN'T HAVE TO Ri4vME: -- He neck-reined his cotton shirt -Ls this the ESCS- easier, quicker drawing. The butt I'D (SIGH) right and Martha urged OUR HERO IF ONLY I COULD ALL HE HAS TO DO iS TIAN ▪ ly to the twos*?" she asked. of the gun felt awkward under ABOUT • w the hay tip alonestree. GROGGINS MOVEMENT THINK OF SOMETHING TO RHYME THOSE BABY 6LliES IN MV Ned rodded without look- hia hand. TEE CAnILESS Top! "Who does the Escabrosa be- Jim what he was likely THE MIDDLE-AGED- • WITH GROGGINS - DIRECTION -MO I M his scrutiny of the He knew HAS GONE OVFR BIG IN i PAINS of h•odrich•, lono to?" she attired. ing up from reined his POPULATION-- POTTY IN HIS MANLY trall. Now suddenly heading Into as he AND-OVER SEGMENT OF THE or aching ressciet get you "Why,'! reckon Slade Considlne hard-packed trail to the Valle HANDS: oceng down from the saddie, horse up the cotskoriabon of fait say it belongs to the Forest he swung was no fear in would a king, slim rod of Medic. but there 40•••-•ete.7,. Z...0 • e • le STANBACK TABlETS Service. It Is a long narrow strip and picked up determine- r•I•f. Keep the trail. his hewn, only a meet lcit comforting • of gosh-awful rough country that Iron from beside K o• kited, and when the grave lines in tlon. Be. rniost of the way between the Martha saw It:mg-standing quarrel be- •.4., 4;;:r.„. THLIT4IIMIT GROCAINS es deepen, and knew that he The Walking K and the 143, with his face Nick Considine and Rachel H FOR worried. tween Insmalarrea Creek box running was had been a foolish and Ned. I thought you said Kilgore NICK about through the middle of it. "Jim one, taut at least it had wasn't Using the Vette any bitter Most of it ain't moth good, but Wyhn honest between two honor- The trail looks like it has been A there's some fine vetia up toward more. people. The trouble in the travelled a lot lately. Does able " the heed that we call the Valle been Chupaderos now was trouble of a anywhere else?" 6'4 Medic>. I Ouess it's a good thing It go different sort. Meannesas. trickery The old forerrian snook his head. it, there between us or we might and hatred had sometime crept "I noticed that, too." he said have conk to gun-slinging with Into what should have been a outfit years ago. As grimly. He came bark and stood ••••• ••••••-••• Conaldtne's and open struggle between ,• 1•• 5..•••1 1. • ,.+0.••• gices horse. "Martha, this fair • it Is there Isn't any way to get by the stubborn-headed livestock metiers' N mighty rough country, and I yinna•-•••• 'M▪ into the Canyon nor across it is possibly over-zealous plan some hard riding ahead and a without you go way down through may have government. Sy JAI Capp afraid you will be In Of T Apchor land. So we always let of me. I'm Ned had thought all tieing LIL' ABNER Would you mind going Jim the Thomasons have the tagan the way. Mrs. Kilgore's over-hasty yourself?" that "Do 'you suppose some of the back by stand against the Forest Service fobled She knew $-11S EVES THIS IS ' HE SIMPLY CAIN'T SO- bulls might have drifted up Martha wasn't was wrong and he had told her' PO riding up to the Valle IS GITTIN' DAWGONEDEST ENUFF IN HIS there? he was not but his loyalty to the choleric,- FOOD EVEN IF HE EATS NCO. • stray bulls. But she so, Jim Ned's eyes stopped search- to look for tempered old lady went all the BIN GLASSN/- MESS ANY PORE LI'L MOUTH,TO ‘ALL DAY AN ALL ' 130 too, how inadequate her elephone ing the horizon to glve her .,a knew, Way. Right or wrong he had been EATIN'LIKE HE'S BOY EVER KEEP THET 141 ability Was if they G14T-HE'LL quick. sharp look. '‘Might be tea own riding ready to carry out her orders, ,OAN CO.' really get in a tight spot. A MADMAN, COL- GOT INTO!! TREMENJUS BODY STARVE TO bad for them if they have." he should confident that her good sense and 'smiled and tried to hide ALIVE -,...- said dryly. "Wynn claims It has She honesty would eventually swing FO'NINE LAPSIN.!! DeATH Ff- , disappointment "Of course, I got so toll of wild larkspur that it her her into the right trait - beck If you want me to." HOUR'S isn't aide to run any livestock will go Today he wasn't carrying out agreed quietly. *But I would f , up there any more. I wouldn't she her orders. If she had been here to go on-'if I can help you. KING know about that. I ' haven't been like he knew she would have forbade fl• not afraid." there since Jeff Thomason I'm his going up this trail alone- up Ned smiled. "No," he said died-I guess that has been ten Jim but just the same it was a thing kindly. "You wouldn't be 'afraid. years anyhow. He used to have he had to do, LOB But you better go on heck. Sum a cellen up there and sometimes - - • you can fine your way?" I went hetithy with tem." a ft.: "He tried to be all right," Martha said. What As they rode, his voice went "I'll himself out of the middle 2KY- worry about me." threw on describing the ley of the comi- "Don't the same time he pre.ised the Jiro ,Ned bad seen the lit ties, explaining the hieHindaries of But trigger, but the Ian'.,, rope set- "other season new doubt in her eyes. "Better yet- each of the big renches, hut tled ei,er his head . ." The From suppose you wait for me and we Ia. Re, 0 S Pe04'0 , ...Ms 00000 Martha was not listening. tomorrow. flab, V.,44.41 bee,* lrY••••• by. this afternoon. story conthmes nent! secret place in her Mind, will 1011sh our ride -• /ogee " -

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- moT N.L. LE-4"1". • • rAcE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY — AUGUST 4, 1958 have liked for the' arteries them- and the- kinds ad diet. Among selves to provide the answer. them are distinct racial differ- Lochie Laiadolt, Editor Phone 1685 -Diets- Differ - - WM—and racial ancestry • has Styne Not Not getting it there, they did something to do with the staying First the next best thing. They checked elasticity of arteries. comparatively on where the ar- But the Costa Rican arteries In Sympathy teries had come from. The most seemed to clinch the case against "hardened" had come from the a high fat diet. They came from LoI bad',es of persons who had lived whites with much the same Euro- With Films • in New °dn!"ea The least hard- pean racial ancestry as the New ened once belonged to Guatemal- Orleans whites, and similar diets. By FRED DANZIG an Indians. These Costa Rican arteries were United Press Intereationat Now, there's a riddle for you, less "hardened" than. the New NEW YORK (UPI) —Compos- Loci. or is it? Orleans arteries, but much 'more er-producer Jule Slane .is a **(To Find The seientists -didn't think- so. "hardened" 'than the Indian ar- Broadway dynamo w h o can't CALENDAR The New Orleans arteries, in teries. generate enthusiasm fur filmed SOCIAL most American ar- United common with TV shows. In All Groups teries, had been subjected in life His attitude 1St Interestingly, arteries from "Mistakes won't 'Secret Of - to diets with an approximate kill you if you're on live TV." Monday, Aimee! 4 ber is requested to bring any children under 10 showed some 40 per cent fat content. Guate- Currently represented on The Lot he Moon Circle will Warn sheets or table liner*. "r degree of "hardening" in all three realen Indians have comparative- Boardway with "Say, Darling" have a business meeting in the • • •,• groups. Arteries from persons las-lifeleafat in their diet. and "Bells Are Ringing," Dorcas Clam Rion: of the First The Ann Haseltine Class will Longer Life under 30 when they died had Styne --The -scteirtists felt this added now is Br preparing a Baptist Church at 6:00. Follow- meet with this. Ocus Boyd for "hardened" at the same rate musical ver- another item to the circumstantial sion of James Thurber's story, ing the business session Dr. a picnic supper. in all three. But after 30 the By DELOS SMITH case that relatively high fat diets "The Wonderful '0'" for Kathlene Jcnes, medical mission- • • • • New Orleans arteries had "hard- TV. UPI Science Editor keep the cholesterol and ether Naturally, it will be 'live. No ary from Indonesia Will speak The Murray Assembly • et ened" at. a staggering rate COC11- -- NEW YORK etiPly — Seeking-fat levels of the' blood high. vilm; No video tape or canned and show slides in the basemen: pared to those of the other two Rainbow for Girls will meet in nature secrets which, could give which "hardens" arteries, and in laughter for him. By of the church. the Masonic Hall at 7:30 in the groups. people longer lives, four scientists the end shortens lives. This case "I won't compete with big • •• • evening. -The ineestigation was that of worked direelly with a key pad, Is accepted- as provW by .Wale motion Pichires,"- said the short, t The Business • • • • Drs. Carlos Tejada, Ira Gore, Women's/61de and no others. They were work- scientists but still is regarded be-spetcacled, fast - talking FRANK) Jack P. Strong, and Henry C. lm- of the First Baptist C')itirch will The Winsome Class of t h e ing with 941 main heart arteries with suspicion by others. ,pressario. "The feature o4 Cow McGill ' Jr., of the Institute of TV_ is meet at 6:45 in the,..church base- Memorial Baptiat Church will- Which lied been removed 'rem as- , Clinch Cars in live presktations. ()Petered bc Nutrition of Central America and You can't ment. Following, s short business meet in the home of Mrs. Jarrtes 'many bodies. The detached arteries investi- beat that sense of in connec Panama, Harvard School of Pub- immediacy. I meeting the group attend a Blaleck at 710 in the evening. The first question to be an- gation was a unique'one in the don't car if my stars make mis- filed by • • • • lic Health and Louisiana State lecture b>- Dr. Kathleen Jones. swered was which arteries among efforts af science to find the takes, fall down. or if a trumpet Gregory, • • • University Medical School. They • The Jessie Ludwitic Circle of the 941 were the most extensively real reasons for "hardened ar- hits a sour note. You watch Dinah Gregory - reported their finds to the Amer- the College Presbyterian Church "hardened." since "hardened ar- teries." whatever' they are, and Shore work She works hard and of his suit Tuesday, August 5 ican Heart Association. will meet at the ehtfreh at 2:00 teries" are one of the chief s. get new knowledge vs i t h she lets you know it. She'll do a victory of Group I and II of the FIrst in the afaahnoon. reasons why people don't ,live which to prolong life. They were dance; lam out of breath and say, Stubbleflel -Christian Chinch's CWF will Monday, August 11 longer than ttiey de. To. get detached from the---bodies of "Woo! ' Wow! Who needed 'that!' Ude-last M have a coMbined luncheon and The Mettle Belle Hays Circle that answer was largely a mat:er persons wile had died in general CREW HAS BRISK DAV And the audience loves it." Attori meeting in the church basement of the First Methodist Church of sorting arteries. herpitals in Ness' Orleans. Guate- . . Films -Caused Demise Monday f at 10.N) in the soundly- The ---asest-at-the eduartitt's' --But eomparing--the--matt-hards -mele---Cipe, *sue Sail- Jose. -Costa -NEW YO (UP!) -Kelley/1s- - purpose of the meeemg is to ened with the least hardened Rica, at all ages from one to over emergency crew at Idles/Mr- ugar hail at 7:30 in the evening. Gleason and Frank Sinatra, to CAUGHTI—Michael Andrews, 2. is comforted by ▪ his s Iced- on make bandages and each mem- • • • • arteries gave no clues to why one 80. ternational Airport was called out name jus4, two, went off TV be- while waiting for Pittsburgh police to come and hacksaw era were set should be more Obviously there are more dif- to assist three different planes Tuesday, August 12 **hardened" cause th filmed their shows. him out of this predicament. He got his bead through k ferred to than the other set. This second ferences between New Orleans in 25 minutes Thursday. All the The Morning Circle of t h e "Gleason couldn't capture on neighbor's wrought Iron railing, but couldn't get it out. appeal was PERSONALS question was the payoff one and whites and Guatemalan Indians troubles turned out to be minor First Methodist Church will meet film at 2 in the afternoon what one day t the scientists, of course, would than just the states of arteries and on one was injured. Mr. and Nrs Barnes Buriceen in the home of Mrs. Nat Ryan he would do in a live show six filing. were the recent guests of their Hughes at 9:30 in the morning. nours later," he said,• "And Si- There i natra is son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, August 13 readier to work at night the meani than in mia-afternoon. .1 W Burkeen and sans, David The Wesleyan Circle of the mediately'' "As for comedy and variety and Danny, of Nashville, Tenn. First Methodist Church will specifying shows — they've got to be live. The group also vacationed at meet in the church's social hall using only And they've got to come from Lookout Mountain, Chatzapooga, at 7:30 in the evening. 0." kaceh New York. How ean a comic be Ngificn The col Tenn. • • • • • • • • --funny at-4 in the afternoon? You for the put the-gll Sullivan, Perry Como attorneys Ms. and Mrs. Lein Janes and and Steve Allen shows in Holly- to file bi datiehters at Royal Oak, Mich., ockstairs A, Th. B wood and they'd never survive all that Spec have been visng her parents, those years. New York is still the Hurraphrea Mr and Mrs. D. J. Miller. hitehouse best place for variety, shows. Gregory's • • • • W People come from all over to Attoree; By DAYTON MOORE Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ross arid see Broadway and TV is almost given uni United Press International Mr and Mrs. James MislOrnary part of it noses high cou and daughter. Sheri. were the WASHINGTON (UPI ) —Ba ck- Think of Taxes lo file t recent guests of their taother stairs at the White House: 'Sure, I know why so many siliotion to and uncle J. B. Ross, Mrs. Rom, Daus:II:rigs of high governrnent performers like to work on film Humphi and son, 3int, of St. Louis, Mo. Aeries a: National Security for TV. They're thinking of taxes on grow- see. Couiscil and Cabinet meetings residual rights," identify are nates they may take on top-. Residuals are a form of royal- Gregory secret matters. Each participant ties for repeat showings of filmed ities occul in such ineetnagis is supplied Calloway with a leatturr-bound nute pad "But," Styne ,Said, "you can Gregor) and attached bronze rnagnene keep the residuals. Five. years that law pencil. from now, when We have pay-TV does not gather pr -A White House source said: and they're showing 'Around the however, that few notes r • World in 60 Days' and 'The Olt FOE JORDAN—The tanker_Expkwat beryls late Nub* of Illegal Current mist& Stated &rein on them. It"ismost- Bridge on the River Kwai' on at Aqaba. Jordan, with oU to help Jorda0 In • •--- pay-TV, what will ly docdliei A: the end of each residuals be worth? meeting, a st.adf aide tears otf m" / -Shows like 'Her Secretary's TRAVEL IN STYLE Teal the used pages. and several un- Wife' and 'Her Husband's Best derneath which may have un- Friend' would be on film opposite DES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) — DRIVE - IN THEATRE pre-ssions on them. and' destr .ys those movies. They'd never have Letter carriers attached to .a sub- them. DUSK Into a chance. Why, they've worn out statical here begin traveling to OPEN 6:30 — START 'Veteran White House recep- their routes via taxi Monday'. Caminflas. famed their welcome already. The peo- Mexican co- tlOrt tat William D. Sinarnons, a Postmaster Dave Cranshaw said median currently starring in ple are getting tired of them. PON-11: "A- former Secret Service agent, postal officials figured out that DO round The World In That's why thisTV industry must 7.1..Ztrn,ler! SO Days" keeps the pads tad pencils in a group if letter carriers can now showing at stick to live shows. Nothing .can eiCierdore the air-condi- his desk in the West Lobby ride together in a taxi for 17 YOU eoned Capitel Thea're that is—that make this pie so very beat them." ygnition where he greets President Ei- ETE THE BEREIES—the California strawberries, cents each — three cents less special. They're combined with eapned_pineapple, topped with sugar-cinnamon crumbs. by two Are fs =War& than -they --have been paying for — — —- - — PLAN CRIME INSTITUTE HAVE ERi bus fare. MAN 011BUYAN time tad; White House Appointment LONDON (UPI) — Cambridge iel:T'S plentiful! Ice ure of lemon juice for Just and cook until thick, stirring THE Reek‘Ing t BACK TROUBLE? Secretary University has agreed to set up HE'LL CUT ANYTHING Thomas E Stephens refresh- the right touch of tartness. constantly. Ftr m's cool and Britain's first Institute of Crimin- had disco recently impressed the President ing. Tilt either separately or Creamy rich, the juice-fla- Add a little of the h9t mie- lst 'Frank, If with his speed beaten ology with government financial LOS ANGELES (UPI) —Col- afoot. The Presi- combine them to make sweet v5red pie needs no oven cook- ture gradually to 1 vict bus dent came into the Cabinet treats that will provide a ing. Chill in the refrigerator egg, then stir into remaining aid. Home Secretary R. A. Butler umbus B. Fulghum, a tree surg- told the OF THE stets tax You're Weary Roan for a swearing in a n d grand finale to hot weather overnight and serve frosty hot mixture. Cook 1 to 2 min. House of Commons eon, was fined $25 Friday for con- to Still clun looked around :n vain far a coma meals. fresh. over low heat, stirring Thursday he believed the school not confining his trimming stantly. Merry H MISS/On to hand to the Like strawberries' Califor- Strawberry - Pineapple would "make an indispensable trees. MONTH of Theory new of- and stir &La deatt nia's currently sending them Crumb Pie: Combine 2 pts. Remove from heat contribution to the study of the Fulgham, charged with' giving lemon rind e to markets across the coun- fresh California stratvberries, In 1 tsp. grated problem of crime and the treat- haircuts without a license, said tam The President's query of ex- try Ripe and red, they lend 1 (1-1b. 14 oz.) can pineapple and 1 tsp. pure vanilla ment of offenders." he switches from trees to hair -He re "Where was 117" sent Stephens their flavor to many a dessert chunks,- drained, 1 c. granu- tract. Cool.. when things get slow in the BLUES?? offjeers dashing the 50 feet to his once, Whip 1 c. heavy cream and two Want Results specialty. lated sugar andla c. all-pur- ARMED WITH RED WEAPONS. ffsh 1 01-1TIV,, the "Boy, Yoe're a pretty *fast run- pose flour; mix lightly. Let fold into mixture. with an into cold baked pie ADEN, Aden Protectorate ner", the President commented- Good Ideas stand 30 min. Turn set him several hours or (UPI) — Yemeni troops harass- TRY, CHIROPRACTIC with a sterile when Stephens was Team them with canned Turn into 10-in. unbaked shell. Chill overnight. ing British forces in the Aden if you do, see where hi buck in about one minute pineapple for a wonderfully pastry Shell. Sprinkle with 2 ...Nature's Way to with garnish be hidin good pie filling. Try them tbsp. lemon juice. Just before serving, Protectorate are armed with Sov- Normal Function as desired with additional Herrns. and with alternate layers of va- Combine 2 tbsp. softened iet weapons in increasing num- one of our top whipped cream and a -sprin- night f NATURAL HEALTH nilla ice cream for a colorful butter or margarine, 2 tbsp, bers:. the deputy commander of Ghana Prime Minister Kwame kling of grated orange rind. "police eu and cool parfait. Serve them brown sugar and La tsp. cin- British forces said Thursda AIR CettO111011AD movies and Nkrurnah left behind similar Makes 6 servings. plain. Dip them in sugar. namon; blend. Add 1,2 c. all- night. police a< gilts fur the wives of Strawberries Florida Par- Vice Cover 'em with cream. How- purpose flour and mix well. ENDS ehey did fait: Mix together 1 c. sliced I' President Richard M. Nixon and ever strawberries come to ta- Sprinkle over filling. TRAIN DERAILED - FORGET Herr uf fresh strawberries or 1 e, par- NOW! TUESDAY DR. E. H. 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