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United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murra , Ky., Saturda Afternoon, June 14, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 142

$RROW- Frosting all face, Ronald Peter-, *OSBORNE UNABLE TO HEAR CONTEST SUIT rently was enjoying sirthday cake on the Ktrksey la Gold Emblem FFA Chapter n New York of the Bottom Of Recession Passed Bonds Set For 'Special Judge Will Hear Suit ea. Something must e amiss and the boy saying what it is._ la *Administration Experts Say Youths In Here Next Week On Logan Vote II mlitil7 / hIRRAY By MERRIMAN SMITH be reached during the second Court Here Press International -ER THEATRE United quarter of the year. Judge Earl Osborne will not lost one vote. Gregory 17, Stub- Ad- WASI11.979.14. (UPI ) — The.y. were joined b1 directors be able to hear the contest suit blefield 74. START DUSK 8:30 — ministration leaders of the ii Chimr -OrTbric-- which has been filed by Noble Number 16. Spa, Stubblefield conviction today that the for growing merce who met here Friday Two of the four youths charged J. Gregory for Logan County and lost two votes. Gregory 3, Stub- ITE & SAT'DAY bottom in April. recession hit a twice-a-year symposium on with breach of the peace ind two precincts in Calloway Coun- blefield 28. of Commerce Sinclair Secretary business conditions. chicken stealing in Hazel lass ty, :t developed this morning. Number 17, Baugh, Stubblefield tiCTION HITS!! it flatly. Dr Clabriel Weeks said The Labor Department reported Tuesday night were elven a hear- Judge Osborne told lawyers lost two votes. Gregory 9, Stub- &Hauge. President Eisenhower's jobless bene- COLOR Friday the,, nation's ing yesterday in county court. representing Noble Gregory and blefield 46. oth in had no l'staff economic adviser, fits rail have-n fallen for the The other two, both minors, Frank A. Stubblefield that they Number 18, Lewisburg, Greg- change his late winter reason to seventh straight week. will receive hearings, possibly by should get together if possible ory lost one vote. Gregory 37, the bottom would forecast that Signs Money BUI Monday, according to officials in and select a judge to-hear the Stubblefield 88. The report came as President the county judge's office. contest suit. ouNuorratibne:d Levo wteisbGurregarx_m_g. Greg- Eisenhower signed into law an One of the ..i .. eis, - However, if tire- lawyers on the one emergency $664,700,000 money Johnson of Hazel, is reported to opposing sides fail to agree on Stubblefield 53. bill to provide loans to states be in good condition after being a judge to hear the case, then Number 20. Lewsiburg, Greg- to extend their unemployment ory gained one vote. Stubblefield in released from the Murray Hos- Judge Osborne said that he would Seen & Heard compensation programs up to 50 lost one vote. Gregory 37, Stub- te- pital yesterday. Johnson had been certify to this fact to the Court per cent as an anti-recession blefield 35. - A N D an- shot in the disturbance Tuesday of Appeals and ask them to move. night when Chief Hicks shot appoint a special judge to hear Number 21, Homer, Stubble- The Labor Department report at the car the boys were riding the case. field gained two votes. G,regory Around Murray showed the number of idle work- in to mark it. He is now at his Judge Osborne is in the Circuit 11, Stubblefield 75. ers actually receiving jobl es s home in the custody of his Court session in Marshall County Number 22 Bucksville, Stubble- 91711113 benefits fell to 2,827.600 in the parents. and took out this week, after (Continued on Page Six) What with recounting of votes, week ending May 31, a .decline - • The other minor, - Joe Rasp- receiving the Grand Jury there, r etc. time has been a scarce com- of 65.300 from the prevent, week. Here are the officers of the Gold Emblem winning Kirksey Future Farmers bery, is being held in detention. to . hold the recount of ballots famillua.KIIONTILALOIE modity ttes week. New jobless claims declined to of America Chapter. ire Murray until Monday's hear- for Marshall, Logan and Callo- SIM VON LIZ NIAIMI MOW (11,~1 321,600 in the week ended June Left to right are Jerry Key, vice-president; Pat Murdock, treasurer; Bobby ing, officials said. The Child way counties. An effort will be 7. a drop of 16,500 from the Proposed New There have been so many law- Bazzell, reporter; Gary Key, secretary; Charles Parker. president; Hal Adams, Welfare worker, Mrs. Sylva At- made to complete the recount yers in the courthouse this week, previous week. In the comparable recent- kins, will make a report to the before Tuesday of next week. - MON. - TUES. sentinel. Both Parker and Adams were delegates to the convention held that someone suggestd that they week last year, however, new ly. county court on both the boys. The recount of votes w a s c' iims totalled only 218,100. 9:00 t RUN MURRAY! &wear different colors for identi- The chapter was one of 23 in the state to win the Gold Emblem. There are Henry Blakely and Dan Jones continued this morning at Highway Links ire '''ficanun purposes. Dr. Emerson P. Schmidt, eco- waived examining trial yesterday a.m. for the fourth straight day nomic research director for the 207 FFA chapters in the state organizaion. Hemp Brooks is advisor of the Kirk- on the charge of chicken stealing, with the court of Judge Earl The Fiscal Court could do a lot national chamber, was asked sey chapter. The chapter won 37 of 38 points in winning the Gold Emblem. and bond was set at $1000 each Osborne supervising the counting Miami-Seattle of peeple a big favor by airecon- where he expected the country to insure their appearance bef, re procedure. EIEHURIN6 chtiornrig the Cirruit Court room to "pull out" of the recession. Strange Cannery Open the Grand Jury in the September Frank Albert Stubblefield has ef the courthouse. The roorn Sees End This Year Creature term of circuit court. Both the a net loss of 53 votes the 'Com- A. new pr .posed Federal High- -las been gedlang hot ali week "Once the public is convinced None Injured For Use By joung men entered pleas of not plete recount of the Logan Coun- Killed In Nepal Miami, IRTAIIMBIT long. 100 degrees would be a that we are at the bottom and guilty to the charge of breach ty ballots' indicated yesterday way extending from The Public Now Florida To Seattle, Washington, Ned estimate. that there will be no more of the peace. Bond id $500 each afternoon. His net loss in tile with EMEI layoffs." Schmidt said, "then they KATMANIU, Nepal UPI — A *le was set on this charge, and the Mbirshall County recount was woteld hi* the southeast arid will start to buy and the reces- In Two Wrecks young men are to appear in votes. the northwest, according to the It Is relaxing to go home strange creature - possibly a Turnpike or- gait out in the back yard and just sion will begin to end. This close relative of the elusive The Community Cannery at county court next Wednesday for At press time today he showed M iami o-Seet t look at the verdant green for a will happen before the end of aihorninable snowman-has been Murray State College is now open trial. a net loss of 4 in the recount ganization. - IONE PARR the year." Willed in a rugged, 14,000-foot for use of the public as a Com- Neither Blakely or Jones posted of the Calloway 'County ballot. This straight-line High5.Vay, la Harry A. Bullis, board chair- Two accidents occurred yes- A- HINE DIE11101 mountain pass near the wild munity service. The Cannery is bond in either amount, and are By 10:05 7 precincts had been belted "The Main Street of man of General Mills and a terday according to city police. would be reached from Seems as thou& a great exodus border of north-western Nepal open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- still held in the county jail, counted. mfrica" LARGITION chamber director. said "there is At 9:45 a. m. a p:oicup truck according to county officials. by driving about two of folks takes place today for and Tibet, it was reported today through Friday and from 7 The net losses suffered in Murray good rea.son to believe that we owned by J. 0. Price of the Memphis. The vacation si)ots around the na- day. a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays. the Logan and Marshall recount thirds the way to are near the low point of the RCA, Mayfield, was rammed by Birming- tion. The Henry Holton leave There was speculation that Produce may be canned in tin and thus far in the Calloway Florida. goes through WITNESS MI current recession or that it is a car driven by Derge Joseph available north of today for Houston, Texas to the creature. described as (Jur- fir glass. Tin cans are Chambers Did Not County recount come to 117. ham, Alabama, goes PROSECUTION already behind us." Loube of Wanton, Indiana at the Cannery. Glass Mason Jars just south of Kansas visit her mother. and a-hale feel tail, bear-like "Black Out" Says This cuts his original 432 vote Memphis. What made Weeks and others route three. with two piece lids must be City and in a straight line to in the administration feel more even be the fabled yeti itself. margin over defeated candidate ▪ WW1 supplied by the user. Pea shelters Mrs. Chambers Today Billings, Montana. A mountain Bernard Harvey let: Iles morn- The creature was said to have Loube said that he was looking Noble J. Gregory to 315. optimistic than they had been and corn cutters are available. Seat- rig in the smart hews with his run nearly Judge Earl Osborne has pushed highway !torn Billings to in a long time was that after a mile on its two at road signs at the time and Blanching service for home or for Sarasota, ?kende. legs, Mrs. A. L. Chambers, wife of the recount ever since Wednesday tle now in use would com- ING- WED.-THUR. amity eight months of decline, some carrying a yak the size of did not see the traffic line which community lockers is available. A. L. Chambers who was found morning due to the necessity of plete the northwestern end of the of the rrsajoe indicators studied a ftilly-grewn cow in its arms. had st, pped far a red light. Dehydrators are also available., ree ers = Tits-worths leave in a semi-conscious condition on being in the Marshall Circuit highway from Lake City, Flori- - were• The Howard by the Federal Reserve in May The Nepalese hunter who led The rear fender .of the truck Call the College Cannery Itt Tuesday night in the parking lot Court next week. He received da to Miami would cornplete for fora ewhere today. showed a halt in their downward the party said he followed "what was damaged and the night front through the College switchboard ei .the Southern Bell Telephone the Grand Jury in Benton this the southeastern end. most vital. drift. looked like a human footprint" fender and headlight of the for appointment to use dehydrat- 'Company, reported today that her week and is scheduled to hear A folder issued by the or- Clyde Steele will have a good Into a craggy pass walled in Loube car was damaged. No one ors. husband did not "black out" as cases in Benton beginning Tues- ganizaticsn says that the new job on his hands in cleaning up by 50-stoat boulders. was injured. Trained operators and engine- reported in yesterday's Ledger day morning. It is believed that highway will shorten the way the Circuit court room next "The animal was cornered in Mr. and Mrs. Loube were on ers are on duty at all times / If and Times. he will attempt to complete the from many points for "econ- week. Murray Hospital the pees with its prey," the hunt- their way to Memphis to ace that the Cannery is open. Mrs. Chambers said that her recount by that time. omic progress, highway safety, ALL-STAII NOLL TW000 CAST er said. "We tried to creati him .a son when the accident oc- husband did not, know what had The Logan County vote was needed employment Mr. and Mee, David Pinson, Wednesday's complete record fol- by throwing down boulders, but curred. providing FORBES • IN PERSON happened on Tuesday night. The completed at 4:30 yesterday after- from the the is the former 'Blies Barbara lows: we ‘inty injured him; he now and most of all made a At 9:30 last night a collision Special PTA Meet last thing he remembers, Mrs. noon and Judge Osborne went IIPUTI MOM IIITHS Watkins, have a dauehter berm strange, viewpoint of our national defense whistling sound when occutred between Virginia E. Chambers said, is that he was immediately into :he Calloway last month. She is named Karan Census 33 he Is Set For Monday and of 'military imp at ante." was hurt. He. tried to get Benito of Terre Haute, Indiana seated at his desk at the tele- County vote. Ann. David is working on. his Adult Beds 65 The entire northwest will have away, but we finally shot h;m and Mrs. Lottie Brandon. Miss phone office. The next thing that Fourteen of the Logan County master's degress. Emergency Beds 32 access to Missoula, Tennessee d even." Benito was driving a 1952 Buick he knew he was in the parking precincts had been counted by Patients Admitted 9 A special meeting of the Pa- Arkansas, and all the snuthland The hunter was - in for a and Mrs. Brandon. a 1953. Plym- lot at the new telephone office noon yesterday and Stubblefield it 9W 11=41w Patients Dismissed 6 rent-Teachers Association of the by getting on this highway the A large number !mock when he took a close outh. she said, suffering from lacera- had lost a total margin of 34 progrese, both at ?slew Citizens Solsuol re New Hope is set Stir report continues. The residents; elegises ate in look at the beast. "Its face was The Benko car was damaged tions on the right forehead and votes. Patients •dmitteo from Friday ef the south and eoutheast in the college and at the lake. This like a bear's," he said, "but its on the left front fender and 7:30 p. m. June 16 at the Health chin, a fractured right hip and The remaining thirteen Logan 2:30 P.M. to Wednesday 4:00 P.M. turn will have easy access to the is a good opportunity for many feet were human." The crea- heasdeigha and the car of Mrs Center. many bruises. County precincts are as follows: Mrs. James E. Nesbitt, Rt. 1, great northwest. & to either learn or improve on ture also was, CON't: rtXi with Brarsion had A speaker will be present N u mbe r 12, Keysburg: no Murray; We. John Skinner and the entire front Mr. ChamBers is employed as their TN iird7T1 ng. Icing. fine hair, less coarse and films will be shown, All change. Gregory 2, Stubblefield The highv.-ay goes diagonally baby boy. 7074 S. 3rd, Murray; than end damaged: No one was In- an instalation supervisor by Wes- a bear's. members are urged to be present tern aceross the United States, cut- Master Danny Don 'Guthrie, 602 jured. Electric in the installation 3. Ottls Patton proud of his grend- by John L. Williams, president ing it about in half. It will be S 9th. Murray; Mrs. Kinzie Wat- of dial equipment in the neW Number 14, Ferguson, Gregory daughter He was up town with of the PTA. building. gained accessable along its entire length kins. Rt. 6, Benton; Mrs., James one vote and Stubblefield her yeetenday. from all parts of the nation NC Parker, Rt. 3. Dover, Tenn.; Miss slag the map indicated. Tonya Beth Reeder, Rt. 4. Mur- Court has mush- Hale's Trailer ray; Mrs Laminder Lovier, 103 roomed eut in West Main street. N. 8th, Murray; Master Gary Mardis. Rt. 1, Dexter; Mrs_ Hew- Yanks Clinch First Walter Baker and his family Clark, 107 S. 9th, Murray; Murray Is High lett Rated Half Championship attended the Rotary Internet-ion- Mrs. James Hie: and baby girl, ,al meeting reently out in Dal- 1003 Olive Ste Murray; Mr. In Little League las, Texas. Hubert Farris, Rt. 3. Murray; Mrs. Charles Lash, College Sta- The Yanks clinched the first doings are planned for Miss Big tion. Murray; Mrs. Ralph Ed- half championship in the Little Shannon Beasiky, the local VFW wards and baby girl, 306 S. 15th, In Buying Power In U. S.r League lase night by downing Miss Uni- post's entry in the Murray; Mrs. Percy Berkley, Rt. the Cards 7-4. In the first game deans vrse Contest. 1, Golden Pond; Mrs. Joe B. (Special to the Ledger & Times) however, it came to 0086 for the surreunding area. he Reds won their first game Smith, 318 High St.. Mayfield; Now York, June 9 - Murray per cent. Just how well individual of the season by out-lugging the Mrs. Work has started on the addi- James C.'Moody and baby stood out as a vigorous, flour- The-. spendirig pattern of the communittC9 stand with rela- Cubs, 20-10. . - tion to the Houston-McDevitt girl, Rt. 6, Murray. Mr. Freeman ening.. market last year, with a consuming public, attheigh it tion to others as to purchasing Dun Faughn was the difference puecan, Rt. I. Dexter; Miss Ann Clinic. A bulldozer has puehed level if inc,ime and spending changed somewhat in the last ability and business activity is for the Yanks as he picked up Wither, 1318 Olive, ong Leader some dirt around in the front. Murray; above that found in most sec- quarter of the year, was that shown in an "index of gates his fourth pitching victory of the Mrs. Brooks Shackelford. New tions of the United States. of a prosperous. growing com- fon-duct ton." Fur Murray the year giving up only three hits Concord; Mrs. Joe Dyer, Rt. 2, 70PICS — The facts are brought out in munity. 14 produced gains for index rating is 146, or 46 per- and collected a double and a Kirksey; Mrs. Robert Hopkins Saks Management's, new, copy- nearly every type of retail and cent above the national average. home-run With his own bat. and baby boy. Cardinal Drive, t in God's House" righted "Survey if Buying Pow- service. business. More mend)+, under the busi- Mick Sykes slammed out two WEATHER Murray; Miss Peachie Hargrove, tcove r ng all parts of the ness doubles for the Cards. he. Prodigal Son" Over, Tenn.; Mrs. Autry Better earrsings made possi- decline, there has been a Carrot, The Reds capitalized on 17 REPORT Rt. 1, Dexter: Mr. Frank country. ble the large-scale spending. The change throughout the country Hall, walks and three hit batsmen in of Armageddon" Rt. I. Farmington; Mrs. It shows that business activity survey shows that net incomes in the attitude of people toward William their victory as they scored 13 D. Eldridge and .baby boy, Rt. 1, in Murray reached new heights locally, after deduction of taxes, money. An urge to save has teateat Discovery" runs in the third inning. How- Alm(); Master in the year, with retail stores amounted to $14.887,000, an in- replaced the urge to spend. As Albert Scott, 205 ever, the Cubs out-hit the 'Reds, chalking up a sales volume of crease over the $14,210,000 ac- a resuft, savings have increased atest Experiment" Pine. Murray; Mrs. Ronald +-J. 11-7. DOWN llousden and 817,274,000, topping the 815.944,- counted for in 1956. nearly $20 billion in just one baby boy, Rt. 2, Donnie Danner's home-run and Hazel; Miss 000 record 'if the prior year. This was equivalent to $4,802 year, bringing liquid assets to Live Margaret Ann Tarry, single received batting honors 104 N. 12th, The amount was considerably per hemeleokle an aritleneeic over $300 binidn. Murray; Mrs. Finis for the Reds while his teammate C. Holland, Rt. I, greaer than might have been average arrived at by dividing This is a huge amount of P.M. Almo; Mr. Gene W. L. Patterson registered two 7:45 KENTUCKY — Partly cloudy, !English, Rt. 7, Benton; Miss empected on the basis of popu- total income by number of pent-up purchasing power. The singles. and humid with a few lation. ,From that standpoint, re- households. warm Valerie Freeman, 7204 Syca- release of just a small part of Norman Hale had a FURNACE DID IT—Flrernem search debris for dead and double scattered showers and thunder- more, Murray; Mrs. Virgil Brit- 011 tail business locally should have The fact that retail sales ex- it, when the buying mood re- and two Injured in Toronto, Ont., where an oil furnace imploded, singles for the Cubs. storms expected today and Sun- lain and baby boy. Rt. 3, Murray; amounted to only .0059 per cent ceded , earnings healle shiews turns, is expected to have a Cary destroying this four-story building. (UPI Telephoto), Miller singled" iwice for the day. (Continued on Page Flve) of the national volume. Actual- that Murray is the trading hub major effect on the economy. Cubs. • - r •

SATURT JUNE 14, 1958 -AURRAX s SATURDAY — PAGE TWO LEDGgIk_AeMirkt., KgN'TUCXY mdmm THE LEDGER & TIMES Five Years Ago Today Ohio State Pitcher That Milwaukee Has Needed For Two Ledger & Tinsel File PuBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ina. Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The eensolidation of the Murray "Noah" Moody, age 79, was killed yesterday His Special Weeks Has Been Sitting On Bench All Along Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, Januery L. N. into the side of a moving car driven • ., 1942. when he walked Aguirre. Searcey Page of Nashville, Tenn. The accident oc- mastodon Hail BY PRES DOWN the first Milwaukee pitcher since Billy Mofurd and Hank JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBL/SHER by the distance in Ted Williams had two run- cured in New Concord shortly after 2:30 p.m. Wilted Prees fribienationat May 31 to go the hurling the Braves to a 2-0 scoring singles and Dick Gernert me reserve tee right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, outstanding It turns out the pitcher A. G. Wilson, who recently achieved over the Si. Louis car- hit his 12th homer for the Red er Public Voice iterrs which, in our opinion, are not for the keet Dentistry, Milwaukee Braves have been victory honors at the University of Louisville School of hles. Sox as Tom Brewer scored his interest of our readers. East COLUMBUS, Ohio - UP - seeking for two weeks was sit- dinaT will open his dental offices in the near future on . ting on their bench all the time. "distance" in this case third victory. Ned Garver was WITMER CO Orton Rall, home ef Ohio State NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE 1AMIll Main Street. He's Joey Jay the first "little was only six innings, for the kayoed in 42e ersisgs to suffer Memphis, Tenn.• 2e0 Park Ave., New York; 301 N. arlaal•• University's geology department, Ma.nroe, The offices will be located above the Whiteway Bar- leaguer" to make the maeors- game was called because of rain his third loss. Iran Ave. reweave 80 Iiolyston' St, Boston. was designed in tale - to dis- pitched a - it is reported. and ina,yhe a big league pitcher with the Braves batting and Ray Narleski four ber _Shop, play a• mastodon. homers by Billy Mor- Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, toe the after all. At least he looked scoring in the top of the seventh hitter and entered it the Mrs. Gatlin Outland of this city is announcing A /armor, the late N. S. Con- Second Class Matter Friday night when he became but it was enough to give the an. J. W. Porter and Minnie engagement of her only daughter, Miss Betty Sue Out- the skeleton it way, unearthed world champions their third Minoso produced eight runs for By Carrier in Murray, ;aer- week per Vincent, Jr., of Murray, and Dover, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: land. to Mr, C. D. about 86 years ago in a Clark straight win and maintain their the Indians. slon•n, 85e /a Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $3.50; else- Mrs. Clar- Tennessee. Mr. Vincent b the son of Mr. arni County rearm. He presented the and a half National Leave The White Sox rallied far five where, $5 50 game ence Douglas Vinson, Sr., of this city. bones to the state. There was no lead. jt was the Cardinals' fourth runs to go ahead, 5-4, in the The Giants downed the Tigers last night in the °pett- place to store the mastodon, loss in six games and dropped ninth but rookie Jim Marshall ---,JUNE 14. 1958 SATURDAY ing game of the Junior League Season. The Gtants got which stands nine feet, e!ght them below .500. homered with two out in the five runs and six hits while the Tigers picked up four inches - as tail as its tusks Jay, a 225-pound right-hander, last of the ninth to produce are long. lieurvived all roster cuts this a tie that existed until the game runs and seven hits. if a Patton of Murray announce the But since it was a nearly per- season but was virtually for- was called because Baltimore IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Mr. and Mrs. Ottis only curfew law. The game will oe approaching marriage of their daugh- fect weeimen of mastodon Amer- gotten as he appeared in engagement and scanus, and the largest of his games for the Braves. replayed in its en:irety. New City Hall and Gas Building $120,000 Lexie Ray, son of three ter. Miss Latetia Zann Patton, to Mr. eipecies ever efeeovered. Ohio Manager Fred Haney finally got of• t' Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Ray of Bonne Terre, Mo. sffiereals stored the skeleton in around to starting him and the Each of the seven fLers Neve School Buildings $110,000 the basement of the state capi- native of Rock Fall, Conn., re- the Basin Park Hotel at Eure- and Zoning Commission with tol here until Orton Hall Was sponded with the best effort ka Springs, Ark., can be reached Planning STANDINGS since rid- Ago Today at to dieplay the mastodon to by a Milwaukee pitcher without clinthing stairs or Years esesieseeweiseereelf Ten Professional -Consultation advantage. Bob Rush shut out the Phila- ing an elevator. Because of the Ledger & Times File delphia Phillies on April 25. against Geologhts say the mastodoo By United Press International position of the building IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED doesn't interfere with their worleli trj Giants Snap Streak a mountain. every Boor is a to the Wesleyan Sere= - Mrs. Bernard Bell was hostess Their only complaint is American League The Giants snapped a five "ground floor." co-hostesses, a 6-1 Industrial Expansion ice Guild Thursday evening at 7:30 with most visitors call it a dinosaur. W L Pet. GB game losing streak with Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters Mrs. H. Glenn Doran and Mrs. Rob Bradley. New York 35 16 .868 victory over the Philadelphia of Mr. and Mrs. Boston 29 26 527 8 Phillies and the Los Angeles *dr ‘Videned Streets In Some Areas Miss ha Grey Nesbit. daughter MODERNIZE Charles Nesbit and Dorris Charlton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kansas City 26 26 .500 9% Dodgers nosed out the Pittsburg C.rattintied Home Building 26 28 481 10% Pirates, 5-4. on Pee Wee Reese's Grover Charlton, were married some weeks ago and Washington Murray Film Shop Baltimore 24 27 471 11 two-run ninth-inning double in (,4e EQUIPMENT Airport For in Detroit. make their home eCleveland 28 30 464 11% the other NL games. Cincinneati City Auditorium Mrs. Ruth Tooze will tiring her Book Box Exhibit rained out. _ Jane By RON BURTON Detroit 24 29 .453 12 at Chicago was 61 boors for Children to Murray State College oft United Press International Chicago 22 30 An T3/12 In the American League, new 14. 15 and 16. There are 800 books especially chosen HOLLYWOOD - UT - Di- Manager Bill Norman made a for children in the exhibit. rector Necheias Ray has pert Yesterday's Games successful debut at Yankee S a- Mrs. Tooze will speak to groups of teachers and will serne color into his new film for dium when the Detroit Tigers Cleveland 10 Washington 1, night best the New York Yankees. tell stories to adults and children during the day. MGM, "Party dirt" And each night Texas, cAor was chosen not m the Detroit 4 New York 2, 4-2, the Boston Red Sox wallop- Mrs. Kaska Jones, who has been teaching in 9 Kansas city 3, night TODAY irrereSts ot harmony so much as Boston ed the Kansas City Athletics, I BIBLE THOUGHT FOR is now home and attended services at South Pleasant Chicago 5 Baltimore 5, night, tie for the sake of a specific effect. 9-3, the Cleveland Indians crush- • Sunday and taught a class. Mrs. Jones' late hus- game suspended after 14 inn- Grove "les a theory of mine," Ray ed the Washington Senators. 10-1, away last fall, had for nearly 40 years ings, curfew. an! If any man will come after me let him band who passed staid. "I've &hews feR that the and the Chicago White Sex on RFD 1 Hazel. Senators played deny himself. Mark 16:24. been a rural carrier reeetiology of color is overlook- Washington afternoon 14-inning. 5-5 tie. The Arts and Crafts Club met Wednesday ad-not just In motion pictures Today's Carnes surfew-ended, for EFFICIENCY Johnny Antonelli patched a five I at 2:30 with Mrs. C. H. Redden. bte in numerous situations. I've Cleveland at Washington Happiness does not come from self indul- hitter for the Giants, who clinch- I ope- d-ecoveresi that there is a dein- Chicago at Baltimore Expedite. your office morn till ed the game with a five-run gence. Poor mothers who toil-from tie audience reaction to the re- Detrott at New York rations with the newest, eighth-inning rally after toyer' the evening are happier than, selfish persons. pealed use of certain *odes. Kansas City at Boston 20 Years Ago This Week Robin Roberts had left for a l best ideas in equipment. This also color identi- Ledger & Times File involves pinch-hitter. Willie Mays, w•- fication with a character. and Tomorrow's Games had one hit in three tries, made that eight this particular mental process ie Cleveland at Washington two brilliant defensive plays in • Mason Hospital officials reported today Visit Our Modern Office June class in grasped unconeciousty by an au- Chime at Baltimore support of Antonelli, who won his new student nurses have enrolled for the diences during the first reel." Supply Dept. for Every EYES AGAIN ON TENNESSEE hospital. Detroit at New York, 2 sisRethes the nurses training school of the Ray said "Party Gole a story Kaneas City -at Boston Office Equipment Need. Maddox motored to Gilberts- Reese, The-those third-inning Omer • Mr. and Mrs. Bennie ef Chicago in the early 1930's, helped the Pirates score two l ilk, Sunday, and viewed the site of the huge govern- makes maximum use of this runs, doubled with two out and • Desks • Chairs dealing with the stages of which are now under theory. Each main character Natktit League to give since the Scopes trial at Dayton ment dam, preliminary L Pct. OS two on in the ninth there. wears just what Ray wants him Clem Labine his third win. Ran 1 • Adding Machines teaching of evolution in public school' have so many construction Milwaukee 30 21 588 NOT of Alrno, are parents of t a wear to fit in with the cellar. Kline, who beat the Dociie-rs dealing with Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Rarnett. Fran 31 25 554 1% • Filing Cabinets eyes been on Tennessee, and her method of p.m. , "Robert Taylor :s a well-est-1See in two previous Marts, sutfere a baby girl, born Saturday writing. June 4. at 6:30 Meirmall 24 23 .511 4 twhether they be school teachers or ucat ed. Ala fp...shooting ginger Pita seventh defeat compared public servants, The baby has been named Judith Carolyn. Pittsburgh 27 27 500 4/12 • All Your Office Needs attorney," Ray said. "Therefore, six victories. the who sit in judgment over us.) as there are at the Mrs. Vetter Orr has purchased the Top Hat from St. Louis 25 26 490 5 he wears nothing but business- Tigers Beat Shantz • present time as the State Senate proceeds to try Jtidge Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Robinson and will open it at an. Chicago 27 29 4e2 5% LEDGER remodeling is completed. like grey and shades .11 grey. Philadetpt la 73 29 442 7/12 The Tigers cleat esootay Shantz Ralston Schoolfield of Chattanooga on impeachment early date after NO @LW!! for the first time in eight 'yam, and prominent Hazel resident and farmer Los Angeles 23 el .434 8 recently lodged Noah hill, 70. -eye! Chansse, as a glamor- during which he was 12-0 against ' charges the- House of Representatives Friday. was buried who died of a chronic heart ailment ous, flamboyant !Cowgirl, has a them, with a nine-hit attack TIMES igiiinst him; afternoon in the Hazel Cemetery. Yeatetday's Results featured by Johnny two finish" a- Sunday wardrobe restricted to or 55 The judge has prombled a "fight to the shades of coral or flame. Cincinnati at Chicago. ppd., rain triples. Billy !loth won his fifth , gairst his impeachment, and in the opening rounds he -Lee J. Cobb is the gangster Los Angeles S Pittsburgh 4. night game bute gof fine rleief from I the cavalry when a too/an:- to he an able defense attorney, as boss arid wears conservative San Fran. 6 Philadelphia 1, night hat proNen -himself scion of the U. S. divis:on ,n I Milwaukee 2 St. Louis 0, night, black clothing. This sets him eft well at4 a -4itrawd judge. Ile has two strikes against him, One Horse Korea sent the 24th Infantry called end Mx innings, rain frum his lees cultured 'boys.' election Dreisiun into an inactive status ho* ever. becauee he Nv-as defeated in the recent And John Ireland, a bilious un- and braiught the First Cavalry to • in which he sought an endorsement term. Therefoie he derworld type, has seven ward- Today's Games Trouble For Korea once again. FOR 'RENT robe changes. all of teem green. Milwaukee at St. Louis be listed among the unemployed whether he is ac- Only a few months ago, an This has nothing to do with Cincinnati at Chicago impeached. thebriatecl sergeant rode Cheeps- his quftted or name. of course. The color just Philadelphia at San Francisco san to Seoul, Vale 30 miles Some people may be inclined to blame Governor Cavalry goes with the part he repre- Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. night away. Two Ga's were sent to for prosecuting Judge Schoolfield, thinking the Clement find hen and they took turns Refrigerators - Stoves "ntsAece's only one color vAche adverse publicity.is bad. We don't think SO, nor did we By Charles Smilei riding hun back to Serve ac- Tomorrow's Games is banned on the set when we lived United Press-Int*relational cording to Sweetwuod -blue. The Pittsburgh at Los Angeles think that about the S. opes trial at a time to Along the Truce Line, Korea- edict applied the entire Cast, Cincinnati at Chicago, 2 in another state. including the extras. No UP-The U. S. First Calvalry suits, Milwaukee at St. Louis TV. Sets ties, shirts, hats 'Tennesseans ha the courage of their convictions Division has only one horse now, Pupils Get Winter gloves or any Philadelphia a• San Francisco Id accessories of • they are not willing to endure a stink if it can be but it's one too many as far as blue of any shade. and Snow Vacation -The the do-el...an supply office is reason for this invoh•ed FIGHT RESULTS elininated. If' Judge Schoolfield is guilty he should be no concerned. — UP — character portrayals," Ray criminal Vk ho was ever ROCICLaND, CaLl. said BILBREY'S coivicted the same as the lowest such a terrific scene, steal- international Things were going quietly and Sixteen grade senuoi studen• By Unitas Press is innocent his name er. It's an eye-catcher. Grates NEW YORK Haned Carter, brought before his court. If he srnuothly law the quartermaster Who attend a ene-room 210 East Main Phone 886 people's attention night away.." 191 11. Linden, NJ., -eutpotreed should be cleared and the State should do everything office with only the usual cum- house this northern Californ- in There was one. exception to Willi Besmaneiff, 193, Germany plaints and problems of Ges to ia metintain corrimunity, believe within its power to compensate h"im for the embarrass- the edict on. -blue. That was (10). worry about when qic preveitnal they are the only kids in the ment it has caused him. Ray's sport coat. MEP mown •••• 4•10111118. hay hit the Ian.. country who have most of their "The director doesn't really There is never anything to gain by ignoring a malig- lite. :ramble started when GI's summer vacation around Christ- the divis- constitute a scene-stealing This Is A Special Invitation nancy where‘er it, may develop. It may be costly to at- in Alpha Cumpany of mas time. threat." he said. tempt to afect a cure, but it is far more expensive not to. ion's 1st Hattie Gr nip decided The school shuts down for to take- the horse, (ehogcsan; off nine weeks in December, Jan- For YOU To Attend A ha GI diet and feed man hay. uary and February because the The units c inviondnig effacer, roads become etheiked with an e' Value Of Chest Psi U. Dave kivectivieed of Jol- •OP FOOD FOR THOUGHT and it is impossible to the iet, lee, sutenitted a requisinon children ti reach *vessel. X-Ray Is Cited • for hay f- r the animal to We The teL summer vacation - C Weles0 - UP - Chest X- dreesion quartennaoer. The IV- lasts six laiet•bCS instead of the reyerg. ca-n find, other lung dis- MEETING sent GOSPEL !X lawsnits ha' e been filed .,gain-t un101t workers at quo:ten supply efeicers u:suai three and d had months. besides which total thumbing thr:oath (lusty regula- eases tubereueisis, ac- S the Davis Cabinet company at: Nashville centing tar Dr. Katharine Bourot, tions en hay Ivr herses. LOST DIAMOND Poplar $120.000.00. But the stepper ...Cheers were- of the Woman's ef Penn- At the Seventh & The 'Suits were filed on behalf of non-union workers n't licked. They toot the Jrad- ROCHESTER, Vt. -UP- Mrs. sylvania. would be a who claim the union m‘mbers attempted to prevent them Klass! Army way out and "pass- Thernas Senpsen Jost a diarnend It "real tragedy," ed the retpusiton to h4gber I fia• sire told delegates at the 9th teem her engagement ring from entering the plant to report for duty. Annual Conference am Tuber- headquarters "tor concurrence or ails age' and fund it in a to It is something new under the sun for workers to rec.nonenclation." drain 'rap. Recently .-he voltaic according Dr. Kris- of i,ree CHURCH CHRIST arine Boucot lof the file, suit against union Members for operating picket Never Tied Up io ;t again. Her hueband. a Wnrnan's two elesnewhee, track at 'he isolat- rdomber fecund- tt in the water _College op Pennsylvania_ lines but they may do so under recent decisions of would ed ._ cerripany, Cheguan pump if her washing arraelen- It be a "real tragedy," the Supreme roert. Chogeran feed!), endod op In She delegates at the 9th William D. Medearis This. simply means labor unions must find -.a better his diet if bread and honey, En0 SMOKE Annual Cnnference on Tirber- way to negotiate than to interfere with a person's right rice, barley -and vegetatees. culesis in Ceicago. if mass X- EVANGELIST surveys were to "We never tie' himup," 9weet- ANCIfORACP, Alaska —ur - ray be aban- to work. de/nod prernattierty, wood said. "It's too mush trou- Mere 'Can tveo millon ceenree We have itlaa...s thought there ought to be a law that King ble." worth $10.200 on the retail mar- Noting cancer "has Josiah Darnall , Song Leader to prevent tplions from damaging property, or causing Sweetweed explained that in ke• went up in smoke in a sin- veoenesti into the reurnber one cancer among men," she feed: finite, IA loss through strikes and picket lines. order to put a (-lye on du• gle day. The eigerrets were de - PLANNED SERMON TOPICS — horse ."you have to walk up -This increasingly grave men- Sit;t e these tea lions have been derlareft-Tegal it is tr eed by the, Air Fevre tieeatee a.m. "The Ideal Guest in God's House" In Pont with the rope hidden they were overage. ace may,i-with- proper rowels- Sunday, high time thio rghts of others be recognized. also. sis can over-reacting of any and quickly rap it over his ab- "The Prodigal Son" norrnelity the "est films of Sunday, p.m . 44444 one worker has the right to strike head." MORE VISITING meh over age 45 be apother haS the right to wrifit,- "Otherwise. he'll bite yeu," a BURLINGTON, Vt., - UP --e• detected by Monday "The Battle of Armageddon" Cl added. X-ray before the development (II a 'Lit -a we wi:1 continue to have violence on the DeGi•-sriared Memorial Hercp:•al of "Life's Discovery" He apparently waa picked up has - changed its visiting here respiratory symptoms in a Tuesday Greatest pit ke4 tine, rTst as we will hate violations of most other stgrifficant proportion of easel." first by U. S. Marines during • .i parent" may esend as M11(11 Wednesday "God's Greatest Experiment" laws. the -Korean conflict or shortly • (471ehi hour a day with their ll;it at I.-atst those wholengage in such violence nor'/ after the armistice. lolben the elekhen. Dr. Jeered- Lucey sard All if the air that leave< the ?eateries pulled out of Korea, an 'many childeeri are teopitatiesd knew it is frowned upon by the Supreme Court-and the cell will he drawn through pri- Army sergeant traded a morkey ler tests and get loneeome awl mary flhett and into an under- PM, e ants to r oil( can sue anybody who tries WILLIAM D MEDLAR'S 15 - 22 745 t gisan feet dee•• •••• ee. Presems(' 4 • le ground fitterfrog Pit 1,^-1with JUNE e• ir''ZT. etaltalr-; steel.

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Ssx rallied for the ahead, 5-4, in the ,okie Jim Marshall h two out art the SUPPORT YOUR TEAM ninth to produce vied until the game cau.:e if a Baltimore The game will De ts eniirety. ATTEND se seven floors of • rk Hotel at Eure- ,nk., can be reached b:ng stairs or rid- tor. Because of the he building against The MURRATBASEBALL ASSOCIATION or The every 1 is a

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Modern Office LITTLE LEA. LITTLE LEA. Every r )ept. for All games on Little League Field, City Park 4uiprnent Need. (Ages 9-12) I • Chairs Teams: Reds, Cards, Yanks and Cubs ling Machines Little League teams play each Tuesday and Friday nights at 6:00 p.m. Cabinets Air Office Needs ;DGER • PONY LEAGUE PONY'LEAGUE and (Ages 13-14) IMES All games on Pony League Field, City Park or 55 Teams: Dodgers, PhiIs, Orioles and Indians LEAGUE Pony League Teams play Monday and Friday at 6:00 p.m. 111111.1111111k PREP rr PREP LEAGUE Legion Team All games on High School Diamond 3tOveS American Teams: Giants, Braves, Tigers and Pirates Prep League teams play Monday and Thursday nights at 6:00 p.m.

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SATURDAY — JUNE 14, 1958 LEMMt & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY SAT...1.QQ PAGE FOUI WOMEN'S PAGE Millaw MN* NM Maw haiiiise H For Fuller Figures Telephone 1485 Lochie Landolt, Editor as roe ••••116riiihe Hecker .4nd Are I Engagement Announced Misses ll'edding Plans Rurfoot Tolk On Completed For Miss1.1 4. 944•0' Japanese Experience HEAR MEI Nency-Westerfield and Poplar An illustrated lecture on ex- S Miss Nancy Westerfield, bride periences as teachers in the I &Ilkley, Jun elect of Sam Crass, after finishing schools of the American Army in State, her junior year at Murray Japan was given by Miss Marg- THURSDAY returned to her home in Hartford aret Hecker nad Miss Mary Bur- open! It's a plans. The a to complete wedding foot Wednesday evening at st Stark's 22 at, ceremeny will be June meeting of the Business Guild Poplar. four-thirty p.m. in the Methodist of the Christian church. Church in Hartford. J. H. Nichols Miss Hecker, a guest of Miss Don't let la of Murray will solomnize the Burfoot, teaches in the demon- install your vows. stration school of the state col- Willie's Gas Miss Westerfield hes chosen. lege in North Bergen, N.Y. Miss estimate on the Miss Ann Carter of Eddyville. ai Eurfoot is nutrition with scarce wort! her maid of honor. Miss Fidelia health department here and sup- tetN. 304 M Austin of Murray and Miss Alice ervises 28 counties. Phone 77. Duke of Hartford will serve as Misses Hecker and Burfoot met two bride's maids. Miss Westerfield In Japan where they taught HEAR will be given in marriage by her years. 1954-56. They have colored and its customs fadier. Mr. Owen Westerfield. slides of Japan LET US e will serve aids in their discussion of Maurice Crass Jr. which paint irk. man. The country. Mr. Crass as best the used. All wr be Claude Morton, The speakers were introduced ushers will Way Painter Russell, Hartford; by Mrs. W. J. Gibson, program Young V ityp..int Fax 14, Oa Paducah: Earl and matching and Joe Mrs. John Pasco, vice AN easy -skirted A SHEATH Clack, Mar. Bill Scillian. Evansville; chairman. HERE'S twosome. the business. mock bolero. jacket make a / Rumfelt. Murray. president, conducted frock with PICIBLNG the meeting of The organist will be Mr. Larry She announced water heater the church next By SUSAN BARDEN s Westerfield, Hartford and the CV/F at the designers believe S - of our most outstanding American Call Elroy soloist, Sammy Orr of Rock Hill, Tuesday night when a pot luck QtALE is the most Li that the new "relaxed look" in fashions or night. South Carolina. csa. supper is scheduled. custom-sized figure in .55 flattering style to come along for the A garden reception is planned At this meeting, Mrs. Ed Frank be a perfect line for - You'll Talk - many years. This etihauette is known to home of the bride's aunt. Kirk will bei Walled as presi- it is also fine for the d a: the , the young, the short and the slender yet but please 1, will begin her third Mrs. Earl Russell. immediately P...",•714 dent and because it has such a fluid appearance. at "Witness 1 leader- fuller figuie following -t h e cerernany. Miss eonseesiave term in this Styles Showing Su and Miss Benit a Varied but they were Salle' Jones ship. The three styles pictured are quite varied, Tuesday at : ill asst.* in women of the fellowship 44. Maddox of Murray The all created with half sizes in mind. Theatre. of old nylon graceful skirt, self serving. shipped 19 pounds First, there is a Paisley print with a full The costume is in All friends and relatives are hose to Japan this month. and a surplice bodice treatment. A second belt, along sheath invited. hose will be used in occupational featherweight spun rayon linen. It Ls fashioned S • * Miss Kaye Yvonne Eason mother-of-pearl • work there. lines, with a mock bolero top outlined with Hester report- , cording. Rev. and Mrs. Lester B. Eason of Hickman announce Mrs. Cleo Gillis discs and embroidered Beautiful bri Robertson to Joe ed on the district meeting held at" Icc;cet Mrs: G. engagement of their daughter, Kaye Yvonne, Frce-rmas and consists three bed the Fulton when she, Mrs. William A third ensemble is made of printed cotton and Mrs. William Herbert Rum- matching 'twin room, two It hostess To Meeting Hal Rnmfelt. son of Mr. Van Meter and Mrs. Louise Jel- a slander sheath dress and an exactly -LOOKING dress is made of a wonderful, of converted in Murray. the guests. THIS YOUTHFUL cotton chiffon free-form jacket. Class felt of lison registered exquisite, exclusive Paisley print. printed on large woo Foundational of Hickman High School the cool jersey fabric in an Miss Eason is a graduate Mrs. B. J. Hoffman read G.I. Loan ,o of :he Methodist Hospital devo- The Feunealienal Class and will complete her training at the Twenty-Third Psalm .1 ,na Phone 2091. met Thurs- of this year. prayer *en by — - .For* Baptist Church School of Nursing in Memphis in September tion. A poem -aay evening. June . 12 in the- She was electeZ-Mi:Ztudent Nurse of the Methodist the late Mrs. Sallie Humphreys Classifieds 4 SVEN root Robertson. Jr. Hart. Read The Ledger hsme of Mrs. Gus Hospital to compete in the District Student Nurse Con- was read by Mrs. George I plthes, base Speaker for the evening was was chosen Sweetheart of Kappa Psi Mrs. Kirk Pool arid Mrs. Rob- PERSONALS well located Her subject, test. Miss Eason were hostesses. Oth- 1183 after 4 Mrs. E C. Parker. Fraternity for 1957-58. ert Holland The Recipe For Happiness," Pharmaceutical ers present were Mrs. aGtlin Florida. of Murray High School Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frank Kirk from a trip to & 'aken from Psalms 37 Mr. Rumfelt is a graduate Clopton, Mrs. Maurice Crass, Mrs. • • • • TOMATO p -pharmacy training at Murray State and family have just returned Drug 1 grown. J. 11. Illartesses serving refreshments and received his pre Charlie Grogan, Mrs. William D. Nors- Dale & Stubblefield — Mr. and Mrs Phillip Earl his B.S. Degree in Pharmacy Howard 7th St. were Mesdames Roberteen. (.611pge. He will receive Van Meter and Mrs. werthy announce the birth of a Tucker. and Anna Ruth Geunn, of Tennessee in June. He has been Nichols. born from the University British Scientists daughter, Cynthia Gale, PRESCRIPTIONS Deluxe Tapp Mrs. Tucker. presilent of the Hospital Pharmacy in Metn- Hospital employed at the Methodist 1 June 2 in the Murray Also child's class, presided during that bad- to work Work At Argonne nine phk for the past three years and will continue weighing five pounds with rffIntesto: ness session. _ live at there after his graduation. Mr. Rumfelt has been a mem- ounces. The Norsworthys Call 510-R. Attending the clam meeting * ENDS TONITE Fraternity for the past three years and U.S. Pastor CHICAGO — UP — Two 503 Chestnut Street. were Mesdames Lloy d Horn. ber of Kappa Psi • • • • scientists are conckacting "STRANGER AT MY Luther Dunn. Jr., Max Cook. served as chaplain. Britrah Methodist radiation cheeri- A daughter. Bonnie Leeann, and Mary Ann wedding will take place at the First basic research in DOOR' Hugh Eddie Wilson, The Energy was born June 9 at the Murray E C. on Sunday, August 3rd at 4:00 p.m. Took Animals osry tue Atternle "THUNDER OVER Cnurchill. Edgar Shirley, Church in Hickman 4, Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles to attend. Commission's Argonne National ARIZONA" C1 Parker. Geunn, Robertson and All friends of the couple are invited Ralph Edwards. 306 South 15th COVIIIIO\ID Laboratory in suburban Lemont. MR Al 'Luther. Street The baby weighed seven Malcolm Daniek, 26, Win- Into Nepal Dr. at birth Durham, and Dr pounds UMNRIII" gate, Ceunty • • • • Smithies. 2/, Mestere, STARTS SUNDAY! rSy Donald Teressa Carol Rice was born By PATRICK J .KILLEN Argonne's Azar em a tem- CALENDAR joined June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. James SOCIAL United Press International U. S.-Great 0RIVE-t16 THEATRE porary bash under 1603 Olive Street. LET KARACHI —LT— The Rev. Ronald Rice. DEr.:TROYER CAPTAIN and Britain exchange vides . at the Murray •lp uthahtivall OPEN 6:30 — START DUSK H. Cobb of tiny Ben Ar- The baby, born 14 meet at two-thirty in the horns Gerald They are workang at the na- Saturday. June who Hospital, weighed eight pounds. Mrs. Alfred Taylor. nold, Texas, is a pastor atomic energy re- SUB COMMANDER... LAST TIMES TONITE Women's Class of of tionn senior The Young • • • • shepherds ankriais as well as he ingrati- on..0irl"ttti Church and earth and devolopment the First Baptist McElrath BWC will does people. Hart. track...stalk...hunt each TO HELL and BACK" Jones will The Gladys ation with Dr. Edwin J. teacher Mrs. E. C. of Mrs Luther 12. the 40-year-old meet in the home On March group leader of the dhernistry — and — have a breakfast at the Collegiate in the from New Radiation Nance at seven-thirty minister set out Their work irsvolves other across 1000 miles Restaurant at eight o'clock. divaaren. "PILLARS of the SKY" • evening. York's companion to 57 dneep, effects al radi- • • • • • • • the study of 20 calves and five pigs. Eleven ether euids of exploding seas! Both in Technicolor Monday. June 16 ation on water and The Murray Assembly of Rain- days later he delivered his flock Daniels Effect On "I came to Argonne," your inSt The Penny Homemaker's Club Girls will meet in the alivernrnent of ▪ bow for intact to lie "because the laboratery has the home of Mrs. seven in the raid. SUN - MON. - TUES. will meet in masonic hall at Nepal at Kaanaralu. centers of rata- at ten o'clock in one of the mein • private J. R. Iturkeen everung. The anima Is were provided by work!." Studied • • • • lion chemistry in the Gas the morning. Inc., a socio-re- • • • • Heifer Project, -Smithies aip-eed anti pointed •ingh id infgoth- 16 strives Wednesday, June tigious organization which they "have a ',id ln order Alice Waters Circle Of the out that BUFFALO, N. Y. — — The The Women's Auxiliary of St. to help the nutritional neixis of arid ample Now It Church will meet working annagitiere some cobalt-60 from MOST BENIBING First Methodist Episcopal Church w i 11 throughput the Receipt of Diii at sev- John's hungry peuptes equipment" for experimentation. In the church sacial hat/ church for a lunch- Oak Ridge, Tenn. signaled the rrs meet at the world. was a researth assis- -thirty in the evening. in the 'Daniels of a new kind of raidation came off en es)* meeting at tea o'clock sillhe Rev. Cobb was eta Ken of the start EXTERTAINMEN1 • • • • tant at King's College Co. labor- nit o morning. 7continental ehep- researtai at the Linde at Club will • for the iiir4 University of Durham at New- • The Toastmistress • • • - atories on Me city's outskirts. rid dinner herding naa because his 300 before joining Of OUR TIME!( meet at six p.m. for a June 19 castle --on -Mynre dozen pencil-size sticks of tmat Thursday. ion contributed A Woman's Club strung esiingregat grrnshies was a chem- meeting in the The Business and Professional Argonne. the radioactive cobalt were ship- most of the livestock. the United Kingdom A- a Alfl °n,"yi cot u House. Women's Club will meet at the ist in ped here by truck in a saniall • • • • Also on his side was a konw- Authenty's Indus- Woman's Club House at seven tomic En..-rgy a n ier welshing nearly lb ree rntomE POWER of the led* of the jrailan language and &ie.-el- conk •c Ar!'rntedair, al Circle Tour of the WSCS the morning for a trial Gr. ap. research by used to study o'clock in which he learned as an tarn. They will of use ft DIETINOl Firs: Methodist .Church will meet Haat opment branch. at- MARLINE breakfast. during t'he effects of radiation on "Butt home of Mrs. Wilbur Way- • • • • Indla - based soldier CURIE LAKETON in the mospheric gases, which Linde stink c Beale Street, at 'even-thirty Work! War man, Tuesday, June 24 'scientists deem-Mae as a new Newspar the evening. Much Pattence go thneash the barnboo decking, .n The Lydran Class of the First el research regaVeres Which • • • • The pastor told United Press it." tee WtTNESS Baptist Church will meet for a but we made • abenglorital. I 17 KKIJP4 transport, Rev. little is known.- Tuesday, June picnic at the home of that. a tipecific At the Indian border, the )oonuoini egee family flew Uncle is said to be the first in- PR0SKUT1011 of the First Tarry, Niarth rigged like an aerial barn, Catfa's Indian drivers staged a Circle I. WSCS Mrs. Mac Thomas dustrial' laboratory to have fa- meet in id the hi, mand his charges to New Del- strike and refused to :ainta,d :rthum Methodist Church will 12:h Street at six o'cleck sitdown for this study! Specially hi without incident. From there, rugged Nepalese cilities the church soda hall at 2:30 in evening. Group III will be in traverse the a radi- a cnvbery hat and eves many built for the project was every m the afternoon. charge. he donned roads. Negotiations • • ation cell with three-feet-thidk • • • • • • riding boots and -ftitk the over- cups of tea failed, and the ani- walls, made up of high-density 'Good The First ,J3ieptist WIS11.7 Gen- Chapter No. 433 land trail far Katmandu. His had to be trreaferred to COMING WED.-THUR. Murray Star mals lead and an inner lin- I wall be held at 2:30 assorted animals were crammed of Nepalese concrete, eral meeting Will OP S will 1-fleet in the Masonic an elderly fleet spec driven ing of stainless steel. ing ff. go r the everdng far a pot Weir sup- Hall at seven-shirty in the even- into four rented trucks, tracks, ea of pre-11139 ventage. - Linde reports that annespheric or ea --owe' oo In the afternoon at the church. ing. by Indians. Even ate King of Nepal ven- gases. when subjected- to racfm- please notice change in • • • • The 1.000-mile trip — at times out on his balcony to have most vital. Members tured cell, are liquified June 26 thraugh feet-deep du-ST and user ani- tbn inside the the meeting place. Thursday, look at the AmeArican sev- clitioocI°thug,tnot;c1- MIG4N.C% • • • • — and frozen to temperatures The Magazine Club will meet precariaus mountain mode mals which arrived at Katmandu the boa eral buretred degrees below Circle No. $ of the WS.0 S. of in the home of Mrs. Ernest Jones, took seven days and a lot tract, but a little underweight. and cal' / rourn t erriperat ures . I heal the First Methodist Church will South 10th Street, at two-thirty patience. The only fatalities were two Peering through. a 38einch- ether en meet in the home of Mrs. D. L. in the afternoon. lthe biggest problem," he Sheep whidh vier born during ALL-ST Alt MOLL r.000 - • • • • glass w int), nv that coat pay for Sycamore Street at 2:30 said. "was getting the trucks overland trip &rid did thack Divelbiss, the long researchers can ramie m ELLIOT FORBES • IN PERV". Friday, ions 17 the Ganges River at Pat- total. 5a0.000 the in the afternoon. across not figure in the original on inside he • • • • The Coldwater Homemakers ferry is far - watch what is going it na. Ktle government The pester then gave his caw ht.m of the will meet in the home of the cell. The Eva Will Circle Club railread cars, and the -people, .n boy hat to a Nepalese minister, Is Berth will Theron Crouch at use- Memorial Baptist Church Mrs. ctiarge refused to take aboard pushed his long .brown hair in thirty in the aTterndon. the trucks," to his more usual headgia.r, a "Dvict.t hlasnlakt.d(ins. The minister said if it had purple beret, and began the long Melugin & Holton sot been for a local Cathalic journey ihnrne. Frazee, QUITS CRIME priest he knew as Brother Tony, INSURANCE AGENTS lect? Yi DALE & STUBBLEFIELD his 'animals might still be en Put it re iiiiMMENONS haydv She' wrong side of the Ganges. AUTOMOBILE — FIRE — CASUALTY 40. t Calif. (UPI) — It. Other LA PUENTE. Ti. King Looked Max. H. Churchill "bubble gum bandit," the A young "We bargained and Itagglid Funeral Home Gatlin Building This Sunday his soul filled with remorse, Telephone 331 to mak, Will Be Open from 4 arn, until one in :Tie has determined to "go straight" — Friendly Service — "Fore afternoon," he said. "Finally we In a jai fur the rest of his life. The Kentucky and Sundry Needs. talked them into lathing two Murray, Berth. for your Drug, Prescription 11-year oM "bandit" was seized Service - Equipped sailboats — or 'country teiats'— Ing. Th as he strolled out of a market BE CLOSED from together and then took the with Oxygen Who Writes Tour insurance" the 0th WE WILL with five cents worth of bubble "It DOSS Make A Difference Church flour across one at a time. I 11:00 a. m. to 1:00 p.m. for gum. "Something just came over trucks 811 N. 4th St.. Pb. 98 me." he said. thoinant sure the trunks Wiriaid

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North Korean central Bank, The Cummunists tried to push dismal failure, intelligence South Korean police and own- •=••=•*•••••MIN.••••• openly in top official sources here claim. terter-ihrtellegence agents put the operated the program after Pak's arrest circles in Seoul until he was 1406 Sycamore, Murray; Mrs. skids to the program while it but it never got rolling again. Services Offered Velvin Smith, Box 302, Calvert These sources believe the arrested, NOTICE r lurray Hospital I was still new — they arrested It met what South Korean au- M City; Mrs. Kinzie Watkins, Rt. 6, Pyongyeng regime has been so the ringleader. Falling Pak's arrest, the new Benton; Miss Margaret Tarry, 114 disappointed .with this new so- thority called "a death-dealing HEAR MEDEARIS At Sev-soth DEAD STOCK removed Cm._ (Continued front Front Page). espionage .program partly be- 12th,' Murray; Baby Boy ithestleated spying technique Former Banker llskiee' Wits ihe arrest- and Poplar Church of Christ Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan cause of lack of onethe-seene Mr. A. L. Chambers, 1115 Olive, Hotzsden, Son of Ronald J. nous- that it has ordered a switch to The Wy thief. Pak Chung Ho, letarming Sunday, June 15 thru Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 leadership and partly because of leaders of South Korea's Pled- Murray; Mr. Dan Jones, Gen. den, Rt. 2, Hazel. the old but proven tactics of believed to have been the per- Sithday, June 22, 6-16-C days week. .Call long distance grounded in business and poll- ressiive Party. De:., Hazel; Mr. Calvin Johnson. v.elersee and destruction. sonal ideation of North Korean colleit, Mayfield 433, Union City CHURSDAY Afternoon" we are Rt. 3, Hazel; Miss Karen Cham- The • gentlemen spies" began Prem er Kim U Sung, was well TU-15-‘311. N16C open! It's a good time to steep bers, 813 Elm, Benton; Mr. 0. B. Hardware, 15th and Murray; Mrs. Beaches At et Stark's All kinds, of cement work done, Boone, Jr., Raphael Marines in World War II and TFC Jones, 1406 Murray; Poplar. first class finisher. Driveways, Sycamore, managed the White Sox from Miss Rt. 1, Ben- walks, etc. Home Comfort Com- Judith Howell, Whatever 1946-48. Lumber Co. Inc. Don't let Tom, Dick...and Harry Murray street. ton; Miss Diana Paschall, 100 State Parks Whatever happened to Ted Ly- install your gas appliance. Call pany, 108 South 12th Happened To June 14-C S. 7th, Murray; Mrs. Leon Cour- ons? Now 57, Ted still works "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" Willie's Gas Appliance for free Phone 1303. sey, Almo; Mrs. James Nesbitt, N for the White Sox as a scout in 104 East Maple St. Phase 262 estimate on gas installation nad Rt. 3, Hazel. TED LYONS at. new. ow Open Louisiana and Oklahoma with his seigce work. All work guaran- Mattresses Rebuilt Patients Dismissed from June 5,' base at horge in Vinton, La, teN. 304 Maple Street, Murray, West Ky. Mattress Mfg. Co., 1958 to June 11, 1958. By United Press International Phone 77. July-19C Pactuests, Ky. Murray represen- Mrs. Joe Cadiey, Rt. 1, Hardilre FRANIcrowr —Memorial Day tative Shop the • Tabers Upholstery Mrs. L. D. Cook, Rt. 1, Lynn week-end Paunched the bathing Ted Lyons, W6 came off NO PLEASURE TOUR HEAR MEDEARISI 101 N. :srd. Phone 549. TIC Grove; Mrs. Grace Berry, 300 season al Kentucky State Parks. Baylor campus direct to the SYRACUSE, N. Y. — UP — 8-16-C S. 4th, Murrsey; Mrs. Tommy Mrs. Ben Kilgore, director, Chicago White Sox, pitched in George Stewart was taken on a Ten aluminum storm windows, the big leagues from 1923 through LET US estimate your next Story, Rt. 1, Hazel; Mrs. Don sadd "with ,the bathing areas lerocetee tour when a robber self storing, and one door $199 1046 — all with the White Sox. paint First quality paint Norsworthy and baby girl, 503 and bathhouses open, every pre- jumped imillet 9-gis car, forced J. installed. Home Comfort Com- He was the club's leading pitcher FEDDERS used. AU work guaranteed. Nu- Chestnut, Murray; Miss Cheryl caution Ms been taken to see Stewart to hand over his wallet pany, 108 South 12th. street. six times, in that span as he Way Painters. Phone 613-J. Ted Jones, 302 N. 17th, Murray; Mrs. that we have as safe a swim- and drive the robber around p0Int Yskua Phone 1303. June 14-C won 260 games in his 21 years THE MOST WANTED and matching Chester McDaniel, Rt. 3, Murray; ming seasen as priesible." Regis- town for more than an hour. Clack, M. July13C Ted turned in a twosome. Master Eugene Fielder, lit. 4, tered and experienced life,guarcis at Chicago. no-hitter against the Red Sox in PIIIITSIBING REPAIR, pump and Murray; Mrs. Milton Bouland and will be on duty ()erring swim- MISLAID MOST ENJOYED FOR RENT 1926, led the American League r water heater sales and serv.ce. baby girl, Rt. 2, Benton; Mr. ming hours and water - safety NEW BRITAIN, Conn. ----CP— in victories in 1925 an d1927, ners believe Call Elroy Sykes, phone 60 day Thomas A. Bucy, Rt. 5, Murray; features will be stressed, s h e T each ers College of Connecti- and once pitched 42 consecutive a the most or night. July 12C 3-1Oxen duplex 500 Olive, Mrs. Charles Driver and baby continued, with resusetaturs, cut was unable to open its AIR-CONDITIONER figure in Miss Toned innings without issuing a walk. ,ed 3-Room duplex 501 Olive, boy, RI. 1, Benton; modern life-preserving and first muun - watch station because fcct line for You'll Talk and Talk about it, -Beth Reeder, Rt. 4. Murray; Miss He topped the league in earned 2-Room apartment, et nfurrusls- aid equipment eadh area. - somebody mislaid the $500 an- 'lite for the but please don't tell the ending Fronie Mae Pasker, 415 N. 4th, run averagegs tri 1942, completing ed. Call 33. June 14-C Battling areas are roped off propreVion request far tele- rice. at "Witness For The Prosecution." Murray; Mr. A. W. Brown, Ful- every one of the 20 games he for safe swimming and diving, K' 'pea. Showing Sunday, Monday and ton, Master Gary Mardis, Rt. 1, started Ted served with the Electric sleeping room, near college, an wading putois are — Duncan Nice ditheldrerds it they were Tuesday at the Murray Drive-In Dexter; Mrs. Gerald Wiles and for two ladies, kitchen privileges fence-enclosed. All these areas Theatre. 6-16-C baby boy, 209 E. 7th, Benton; S. 13th St. Ph. 168 available. Call 638-M. 6-16-P at our majoe parks, the director ful skirt, self Mrs. John Clark and baby boy, in added, and will be :ostume is Rt. 5, Benton, Mrs. Freeman locked at elong sheath night to FOR SALE I Two Apartments and two sleep- Duncan, Rt. 1, Dexter; Mr. Will discuurega the danger- ,her-of -pearl ing rooms. Phone 1057-W. 203 Rose, Rt. 1, Murray; Mrs. Joe ous habit of swimeneng after- hours and without Beautiful brick home, two baths, Wood lawn. 6-18-C B. Smith, 318 High, Mayfield; supervisian. This year, f the three bed rooms, large game Mrs. Gene Sowell and baby .r dret Vane, and consists Three room aparement with pile- Dam Village, Kentucky La k e NOTICE levels, could be easily boy, Benton; Mrs. John Skinner SPECIAL two etching 'twin II room, Me entrance, kitchenette, bath.. and baby boy, 70'7es S. 3rd, Mur- and Lake Cumber band State tee converted into two apartments, Located on N,rth 6th. lot near college. ray; Mrs. James Parker. Rt. 3, parley dell rent hardelyeats which "it? on large wooded Phone /7. 6-16-P NOW SHOWING! Ends Tuesday Groceries, G.I. Loan ,owner leaving town. Dover. Tenn., Mr. Prank Hall, sleep four to six pe,iple. These BAGWELL'S Phone 2091. 6-16-C Farmington; Mrs. Autry Carrol, houseboats' istl; rent by the week Rt. 1, Dexter; Mrs. Charles Lath, of day, Mrs. Kilgore said, and to all New Twist-01f Cap SEVEN room house, screened WANTED assifieds _I College Station, Murray; Mrs. will be another "thrst" in con- heat, Award Winner! pillehes, basement, furnace I Mn. Academy Joe Dyer, Rt. 2, Kirksey; veniences avirilable at our parks. Hotels and Restaurants well located near College. Phone and Women of Calloway Men W. C. Ragsdale. Rt. 3, Murray; - These pales will ,again serve (Best Supporting Actor - RED BUTTONS) 1183 after 4 p.m. 6-16-C County who can keep a secret, Mrs. Hasten Wright. Rt. 1, Mur- btlefet supper during the sum- We now have a to see "Witneag For 'The Prosecu- ray; Mrs. Clarence Hicks, Rt. I, mer. On Saturday nights, they TOMATO & pepper plants, home line of tion," The moot suspenseful Mo- Murray; Miss Ann Wrather. 1318 dill be served at Kentucky D2111 complete grown. J. R. Melts.; OM North /MARLON BUN tion picture ever made, at :he Olive, Murray; Ito 0. B. Boone Oillberteirfne and Cum- 7th St. TIC AND AN EXQU IS(TE NEW Murray Drive-In Theatre Sun- Jr., Murray: Mr. Dan Jones. berland Palls State Park. Cor- day. Monday and Tuesday. 6-18C Gen. Del., Hazel; Mise Valerie Deluxe Tappan range. Like new. bin, and on Sundray nighte at JABek/VESE STAR IN Freeman, 720'a Sycamore, Mur- BAG WELL'S Ala, child's formal, stze 8. Net Kenieke Hatel. Hardin, announc- with rtflffestone trim over taffeta. WANTED to buy: Used play pen, ray; Mater Albert Scott, 206 ed' Kuss Catripbeet of the parts Call 510-H 6-17-CPhone 18674. 6-16-C Pine, Murray; Mrs. Raphael Jenes, division. The menus will include SAMNA PURE JAMS, JELLIES & PRESERVES TONITE * 8 country ham, fried thicken, Next Call. ,NGER AT MY fresh vegetables and home-made Check With Our Salesman On His OR' and pastriss. EXTRA PROFITS FOR YOU! ! 1NDER OVER "We are reddy for a big sisal- Rilld *is k CM:MAW WevInk• RIZONA" oU I P mt*r." Mrs. Kilgure c sncluded, 1111y,A4111. PAM MA* 11111101$114,000, -and have made every effort to ADMISSION — Adults 74f - Children 50( of ips 1.01, C•••••••• 11•••‘•toli C 147 •*1*•••• tir •••••• insure the public that the parka 2 SHOWS DAILY AT 2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. 11•14•••.ffer*r 4 c...„1.11_ , Murray Wholesale Co. will utter good enteri a i nen ?III, DAY! excellent food, *Tie and ("It ‘PT1FR I? "Of course I'm nere What s telephone I may need you." Reebarn Van Blume om need n-e, f'11 re. avail- by LFT 11,, see 11141 ton pomp my the lam ".' *It NANCY Ind abiee slit said /14 I hand up iiino down, iet ne, "Now listen, Bertha Get this I hung op, went to the hotel, MY put his arm around My !Moulder atraght. We can't afford to fan OKAY-- I'LL I'LL JUST WAVE and picked up my key to the AND DON'T GO "Come on in, Billings. Come down on it." BE NICE BILLFOLD it?" room. AROUND QUIET on in," he said. "I'm painting on "All right, what is HOW MANY GUESTS blundered into -Do you have a Mr. Barclay AND it" I said, "I've RATTLING YOUR George eadott Fisher in the hotel?" I asked the ARE YOU HAVING "Oh what'!" something head on. QUI ET-- Fish- der k- PIGGY SANK "On 'Conflict' It's going to be has already written Minerva TODAY, AUNT her husband, "He checked out rearly two a view I A humdinger' A bull's- et telling her about and about hours ago." FRITZ'? eye'" about the convention, the "But he was registered here?" "That's line!" I told him. "For Lots Marlow. That letter's in mall." "Oh, yes." your information, my name isn't "You don't know what time the "Fry me for an oyster!" Bertha Billings. I'm Dorald Lam. I'm he got in, do you?" was look• said. "Couldn't you head the guy private detective who "I can look it up for you, if mg for George Cladott. He was off?" • I told her. you have some reason for wish- hiding from me. I cultivated you -Wait a minute," "That's only half of it George ing to know." In order to get a line on George. ot my card... (...V.dott was murdered last night." I showed him one Nose it seems George has been said, "this "What!" "I trust," the clerk murdered," is nothing that will involve the Hie hand went limp. His arm "Furthermore," I told her, -our client Barclay Fisher made hotel." carrel off my shoulder. He stared the least," I told him. an Ci */14.04 - •••• teesseeseers r•C7— the mistake of coming up her* "Not in Coo ',HI. f•••••• ./14•4•• at me openmouthed. to know " on a plane dist night with the "I Just wanted "And for your further Infor- reeorde arid that he was going to see He molted in the mation," I said, "I just want to idea m." offer a pay- said, "fie registered at inlet p by Ernie Bushasiller tell you to keep on painting George Cadott and An' SLATS con- "Hey, wait a minute!" I said. - ,ABBIE 'Conflict' I think it'll be terrific! off despite my advice to the back. How- 'Ten-fifty last night?", A GUY'S GOT 70 As far as this modern art Is contrary. I sent him TPEY Kt:CW ever, he was up here. He shoued. -That's right" FOLLOW HIS HEART-NO MATTER cerned, I haven't the faintest bit couldn't nave." I said. He registered In a hotel. fm hop- "He I*e BEE THINKING, WHAT, AND, HONEY— MY of use for It. was on an airplane that ing that by the time the autopsy "He Hc`NEY,THI:.; TOWN'S Nor FC HEART'S WITH YOU-BACK "Rut there's going to be a big leave—" surgeons get done establishing 't CORNERS stink over George's murder. Mr. Lam, our rec- MmA474.4 L.1 .:.1G0 joilr) IN CRABTREE a time of death, Fisher will have "Tm sorry. Newspaper photographers will very accurate and the s complete alibi." ords are be out here, looking for new is put on the card by an CPO/ A HANKERit:' F' "Sure, sure," Bertha said. "ft time "IV r resop,IFFes angles. If they find you painttrig stamp which is eon- f^^,. rTfirow.40 he can show he was en a plane, automatic on one of those botches of color, 'imp IS let's him out" fleeted with • clnek The you'll get a lot of tree publicity that wait a min- "But," I told her, "1 wasn't on ten•fifty. . Weil. and then someone might buy tt I guess." plane." ute, about ten-flfty-one, Barnum sail there way one born a "I prob- "What do you mean?" -Thank von," I said. every minute. Some of 'ern have fig-site's mixed" I said, "I'm mixed up In It" ably had my Money. that will -y "Oh-oh," Bertha said. "Now, there's nothing "Good-bye." the clerk -Now then," 1 told her, "you involve us in any way" I walked off and left him stand- question of • get hold of Barclay Fisher. The asked anxiously. "No ing speechless in the doorway. there isn't any kose • • • letter to Minerva was dated two anything--I mean, irregularity . . . ?" stopped at the Ire hotel' I days ago. Whether it was sent at I -That's mot,- I said. "What if I •• that had a telephone that time or not I don't know. • encountered room was he In?" '• • '•*•,1•-• • the door tightly on You tell him to stick around the booth, closed "428." booth, dialed long distance, house and watch all mall. Tell the I said. "I must have misunder- . Capp called Bertha Cool confett- him if there's a letter with • and stood the time schedule I had. UL' ABNER Bertha'• voice at the typewritten address and a San i heard Thanks a lot." end of the lire. "Tell him to Francleco postmark, addressed to EES LIKEWISE AN'S ether I went up to my room on the 014,A1-HS HE.EES ply for it' He's got all the ex- Minerva Fisher, he's to grab that fifth floor, walked down to the 12) BE A STUPID WELL-KNOWN SLIPPINT a pense money. What in blazes does letter and ditch it, if he values EES WELL LUCKY happiness." fourth floor, and found the maid FACT ALLIGATORS he mean, calling collect? All his domestic KNOWN FACT, WIF A ONE!! get you," Bertha said. making up 412. NOT right. I'll take the call. Yea, this I asked. ALL IGATOR. ""J'ElPERT ON HE CANNOT CLIMIS! "That letter should be In to- "How're you doing?" Is Bertha Cool. Hello! Hello!" sensed a tip, NVOBE EVEN told her, "unless, at She looked at me. CANNOT Tl-I'AMAZON!! KNOW I said, "Hello. Bertha, this Is day," I smile. course, It came yesterday. This is and gave me a bright LEEVE ON ' 1-1-IAT"!! rmeas oNiE Donald." "Fine! drn just about finished "1 know who It Is," she said. Wednesday. It was dated Mon- KNOWS THAT!! on here." LAND!! • the big idea calling col- day." • "What's "Want to make eve dollars?" e s lect? You've got expense money. "All right. I'll get him. Now I asked. "I'm expecting some it on your hotel bill, and than then, Donald, how deep are you Pie people in 428 and I'd like to hnve 'r we have something to show for In it?" the place in order." 9 It. Otherwise this call I. billed at "I don't think anyone can prove r& "Oh," she said, "that's easy. -•••• the end of the month, and I have anything—yet." e. trig I'll be done here In pat a second." 'No to make out a—" "Well, cover your trail," Berths "Forget It," I told her. "We're told me. Donald Is likely to find ex- Ar!). 110•111.\ In a jam." "I'm covering right now. But seee actly what he doesn't want to f:N Bertha soddenly quit squawk- there's Jest R chance I may be -; find In Fishers %fleeted room. ing. There was tense silence at out of circulation for a while. "tintile Slips (Stint Show" Will GEM— wanes" the other end of the line. Keep sticking around," I told her. et get you on the condone here tomorrow. t "You there," I *asked. "Be where I can 6,- to ..44:i•F:!1.1111."11 1"* 4

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When he line an -Julius Caesar"--Cow- my just ceme-uppar.ce and wind full well that the Realising used of the Holy Spirit to de- said that he would not go un- ards die mane times before their up in a gutter. activity were draw- days ef his clare, "His will to the people." less- she went with him, he was deaths. The valiant never taste Wants to Direct Joshua, the ser- 1 ing te a clese, She was a woman of reputation putting more trust in the phys- of death beet once," he obviously Ulna it peculiar that a felleeft a meeting vant of God, called in the Ivintglom by reason of ical presence of a woman than was not thinking of actors. with my penchant f o r dying farewell ad- and dela-rya his her lefty motives, her zeal for in the unseen presence of the I have been on the stage and should be:. so frequently ques- whom he 'trees to the people the religion of her fathers, her Lord. It is still true that Chris- screen the greater portion of my tioned concerning his plans fur when he Fred led so long and devotion to truth and night and tians are tempted to trust more adult life. and I can chalk up the future. But it happens every 1 this mess- had loved .so well. In her prophetic inaight into the in an arm of flesh teat may e a death for almost every per- day that I get within shouting Fl urged them to serve the / age he future. When the peepte came seen than in the arrn of God foomance. fancy myself much distance of a eeletetwast• and (-natty i God of their fatheFs to her for es.amsel and assistanc-e, which is unseen. However, it Pike the Russian actor %she dur- What are they? The plans, I As peace and peasperity. long as Deborah learned of their sad must not be forgotten that even ing the course of an interview, mean; Stubl of Joshua lived, the children plight. She saw their compro- Barak was heeraeve he did was questioned about the roles I wapt .to direct. but, when Israel served God, mise with heathenism, their mil- actually obey the command of he played. And when and if the d a y these ekters who had he -and itary strengte vanishing. their God by gathering the army and A Happy Death comes when the screen credits of the seen the -great works homes deauseted, their children going teeth to the battle. Be- "I have just finished a great will read "Directed by LeeI. scene of Lend" passed from the - carried away captive and many fore criticizing Barak for his tragedy," he said. "In it I died. Cobb"- Then I can die .happy. people were left airtion, tthe other things that chisn-essed her lack of trust, Christians sheuld "Now I am playing an an even Frank All proper leadership. Tra- KILLER TWISTERS — Here are without very much. be certain that thery do as well greater tragedy. In it I die. ed a net of este scenes of nature's InMfg vio- lacalny, they had not entered in obeying the commands of -But next — — I play a SOCKS PERMITTED County Si faith and Gad had a specal mimion for lence where a series of turtle- perirnentally inte the God. ccmedy. In it I die — but I die the recour aues slashed out of Minnesota the spirit of their fathers as Deborah which was the deliver- JUDGES 5:6-9. happy." BETHEL, Vt. -di- - UP— Whit- Democratic and across part of Wisconsin. they should have done. As long ance of the Israelites from their Due to Deborah's encourage- That is the story of my life. I cemb High School students pleted shoe The map Central Press locates as there were men of God to eppressers, but she was not a ment and the blessing of God. recently finished dye* at MGM wanted ta hold a weekend thrice The gain towns where the more than a that foltew, the Israelites appeared warrior. Herdne the was, Barak led the Israelites in bat- for the seee.nd time in less than in the scheol's new gymnasium. offset to so Wore of persons were killed. to be- fellowing the Lodi, but in she rose to meet the emergency. tle, and they destroyed their My first demise was a Scheel officials wanted to pre- eargin he l The two priutos were made at a year. reality to'.. seeve the building's now MIA. and thi Colfax. Wis_ where ball the mania "f them were Sensing that the time to strike foes. When the conflict was over, spectacular affair in which I was 4' f"srig- -Ie :h ei r human leaders t Deborah a They ctenpn.mised haveng lost in Logi death tun was suffered. One t had arrived, she caned to her and Bareah and Barak clobbered over the head with only. united in singing a nirring, pa- brass candlestick, thus ridding a "Sock Hp." loss in the shows an auto crumpled like • aid the man beast to be found— triotic and anspirrig song of vic- "The Kanamazov" of 91 votes. ' suup ran on • bridge %Mch i .Af er the pawing- of Joshua Brothers Barak. She commanded him to _This slung_ was. ass lksweeex. an_ _this NO PENALTY margin trot &Lou was tornado twisted, The arid- the elders who had been other shows damage dune to a a„aociated with him, the .people Mobilize an •11111111 of 10,000 men ion of gratitude God for oeseasi(m, I was treated with dis- As the Saturday, I" dwelling. The twisters ripped to wage wa ragamd Sisera His merry and bleseing. It is tinctien. What was loft of me BENINING1X)N. Vt. — UP — --1 quickly turned te the corrupting alba county stoi patr, lin two always fitting that God's child- lay in state for severl hundred The Bcrinington Free Library • 40-mile the ,influences of the ickilatry which and his 900 chances of iron. states PI Tel ,'fro) red should sing praises unto feet id film, a tribute never paid observed -Forgiveness Day" by 17 of the wee. preceded around them. Barak was a man ef ability, him after He has given them me previously. placing boxes at two entrances way Count Although the Israelites for- , but evidently he lacked that Victories in their lives and in In "Party Girl." with Robert for the free return of long over- These 17 I sock Jehovah, they were obliged ,y the Mur which would send their efforts for Him. Taylor and Cyd rharisse, I am dUe books. to wer.4- somebody or some- nitialive When t I WISCONSihi thing. U men will net worship South Swa the true God. they always wor- field gains ship some false god. They turn- when an e sv. ea* Colfax g ed to the worship of Baal, the I. discovered. evil male god of pewee and ' had given / and Ashtareth. the I Stubblefield v...... soosillk violence. ST WW1 heathen female gaddess ef fruit-I count show fulnees and cerruption. It was , only 10 sot lateNESOTA in the worship which caused vote was 87 the Israelites to serve Baal and 1 'in the blai Asttareth. The rites of these to again heathen gide were celebrated , increase of subsequentl IOWA With gross arid revolting im- purities. It was the desire to the remair indulge in immorahty that counted. traus.ed them to turn to the The first reported. These storm, r'T ed were tornadoes heathen idols and away from the 191 persons and destro killed States Look true G,..d. Wit , (demands purity 1958 May Be ' million dollars worth of pre e 74 in the lives of lies followers. erty. r But the top •f the country By turning to atielatry. the Liee A Year We from the Great Lakes west had Into Welfare lenselites offered insult to God "pretty near normal weather." and rejected His purpose in It was "about, as normal as giving he land to thorn. Due Any boy or girl who is taking typing would love to be Should Forget you ever get" The region had Funds to thele tick at (know:mtge. its "ups and downs but nothing their eavirerenent and their surprised with a SMITH - CORONA PACEMAKER. abnormal." natural tendency tewand that Hunt national whist was evil, they deliberately This would be a wonderful help in making better grades By JOSEPH L. MVLER ' CHICAGO —API— A business ignored the way in which 'heir WASHINGTON (UPI) — AD. autherit y on tax and many forefathers had walked and de- 1957 was the year fishes fell on law has rers-rteci that and help the young typists prepare themselves for the Randall •• • tenmined to gratify the desires C Alabared and Jack Frost wintered Osborne state legislatures are considering ow Calloway prposals for wading erriployee of their own hearts. ed last Wee la Florida. (Continued from Front Page) future. tad Dry regions were soaked, wet welfare funds. God's chosen people were dear system wil regions dried up. and .snly from M'sd of the state bills Com- to Hie heart. He cared for ttieir day. June ifees and le the Great Lakes( westward was t merce Clearing It else maid, re- nerds and lus.ht to lead them in Mom and Dad would like the PACEMAKER, tool It's field lost one v te. Gregory 1, Almost s the, weather ''nearly normal." j semble the federal bill recently His ways A• was to have been Stubblefield 46. The way 1958 is starting. it inc duce: in the U. S. Senate. expeead. whim they turned is- perfect for den or office. licenses w Number 23 Caveepring. no looks like a year to try to i The prepesed bills, Cal said. was- Hen and wershiped Peed-Fovea change. Gregory 8, S:ubblefield out that forget In many places spring' , usually list prohibited activities idols. they paid the penalty for 12. license for has been abnormally wet and :few trueees of the funds. suet thear foley. 1),seeed -they for- Number 25 Auburn, no change. from the unseasenally cold. On May 7, , as converting welfare funds to sook God, "He delivered them Gregor). 9, Stubblefield 41. next Thule some snow fell in Georgia. :one's own let; receiving any- of He Number 26, Auburn, Gregory into thehands : spoilers." -n What happened' Did something t aneurance for non Rained 7. Stubblefield lost six.Itheng .54 value ?e'en refugee!. to permit them to cen- corne unstuck' 50 cents ti Gregory , S:ubblefield 147. onermanies or heepitals; falsify tinter in rebellion and sin watb- According to Dr Jerene Ha- resident fi Number 21, Anderson. Stubble- reverts. uot punesteng them. Their de- miss, chief of the Weather Bu- es'2 25 and f,elda'gaix.ed one. Gregory 4, Penalties for viulations are in- /le-Prance red the bands of heir reau's Extended Forecasts Sec- Tishing lie Slut blefielt 50. chided in meet of the Wee the enemies was a definite judg- is yes. effective 1 tionalthe answer Judge Osborne yesterday im- CCH report said. ment ef God. ffewever, it Was winter in Florida A state' The 1957-58 • . mediately went into the counting Generally, the lane apply to a judgement unto correction. was the esldeit the state'sn for reside of the Cal,-rway vote in the fuse* covering 25 sr nwire ern- "Wad nit he Lord loveith He .history. For the first time there $1 25 from ,laeruedraties-Faimary of May 27. yes. the report wiled, but Ch3etenetti." Ever y Christian were severe freezes in all three Both trapp Stubblefield lit a tidal of five the bilis also de•-ignate a state should know tha: if he peraats winter months. amminw licenses w: , votes in the three precincts which regulae,ry age ncy to exercise Jet Stream Shifts In Walking contrary to G's Patterson I were counted )esterday. general auperdsion of the funds Why' because. -as Namias ex- will !hat chastiseniere -is in- ing licenst Theee precincts were as fol- to make irispectens or cunt plains it.- a jet streem of air and evitable the trappir lows: at any time. Ask which normally cronies the east-. trul inverements JUDGES 2:16-19. One of t N sr t h Briak_ey. no change. fi- ern part of the nation over the The agency raid detailed While Geri 'fled to punish the *all' be tot Gregory 6, Stubblefield 21. Greg- required Carolina's °abruptly shifted last nancial rep dts are Israelites on account ef 'heir (deer lice ory lawyers iubjec ed t 'he en- of 'the January tq' elnehern Florida or periodically under mee. a-equities. He did not ueerty That lice, [tire precinct becatadesiection of- Presseals• many of %etch cal present 5.0 below. , 'he forsake them. Their awe'erate 1 ficers did not sign oath ter pubatatien tat a ad of at, Pattersen Jet-- -streams are— read, fast- which is inside the back ef the wandering leen the Lord was flow weefere fursde and their trustee' various oc moving rivers of sir wh:ch ballot bdik. This wid eacrrtiled. enly exceeded by His mercy in About Nee • generally , west to east around Ca4rna. Ornneetieut, delivering and restorer* them. the year South Liberty. Gregers• gained Wiscon- are new _ •he Nedhern Hemepnere at alti- York, WashIngen and claw - history of !their, eine and two votes. Seibbleficat lea two' of the Cot tudes of 40.000 feet, er higher. have restoration illustrates the estee votes. Gregory,. 18, Stebblefield already' la" rqu'r-rig license wit eiamias believes they fundamen- reNeavave raParta • Ahow;nIT men... "But where sin 69. The same objection was made °""P _ • eibetinded. In cost es atailly affect the weather under details. of collections and dis cad as III North Brinkley. grace much more ab- end" ailso rem) them. Kirksey. Stubblefield lost one traded/a in the rreireagernent (Romans 5:20). Gadrpea'edly Our funds, th e• natty wl In this ease the jet dteteriace- vote. Gregory 11, Stubblefeed f errepleye welfare manifested His grace by g•ving ment permitted polar air masses report on all occ The' same objection vas mode aa 'cm .iIi. POOP OPV1T uni y pouring from Siberia across Can- hiet„es,..ee byrepotrhe:, June 30 of in North Brinkley. mustlt atyddcircael atthaatvati For their deliverance He 'provi•-• ada to flow south into Florida. The count. of the Calloway I ded judges: who were prernartly In .,addition-to being displaced, , County. vote continued this morn- trustees 1,, al: eraPleyabeaplansaaaearld I adminietrative in their wore and the errant jet alio was "consid- ing at 900 a.m. The precincts by the.r repective '1", who He used to _rescue the peo- TERMS erably stronger this year." Na- that were counted !his morning are (pen to public inspection , p:e from he miss said, and not until its hands of their en- up. to press time_ today sire as • ,. I emir. as well as to call the pattern gets back to normal will 'fellows: Ham' Wheno the weather 1,4low suii. Providence precinct, Stlibble- mimmost NEW YORK a-FP1 —the 13,w- itlleTraellitessraelbaitecsic turned -unhaer-back This is a simplification, and field lost .four votes. Gregory 17, Baredn, publisher of a Gal in Pealtellee. l'ie ,udges • in any case Namais does not Stubblefield 91. cry Nevis, hate lateocksced were used ef Hen to deified pretend to know a:1 the answers eatreh Liberty. Stubblefield ricer' g.errnick "1). discourage pan- hem hem purnthment. IA: the "highly abnarnal" weather gained twe vet es, Gregory 17, elm/ling and stimulate the la- These -bagel were God-called men. las! year and this.aT Stubblef.eld 43. tent urge in burns to go to seek. it a Theyeayoy didhuronotanow;enethiookocir The Northeast Coast, frnm Murray Number Six. remained Bariniait. whe nacc•eted be 7 ,:riht ieoinr southern Maryland to southern the, same. Gregery 35, Subble- "la ei ere- e New England, experienced a .gtern4irt" aAr"ir41 for a paynd task arid deteire was to be a field 219. est" new gives them a DEPT. OFFICE SUPPLY sunny wit desught• that started in January. a . blessing to the nation in get- Murray Number Seven, Greg- 1957. and was not completely tang it re.ittered to God's atvor. pera tune eery -lest two 'votes end Stub- ms ane a card • reading: "Why equidaed until December. a Neeeee , JUDGES 4:4-9. of the Partly c biefield gained one vote. Greg- no peddle the Bowery showers ; Some Cities Driest hove ory 1 Stubbleraeld 182. date terraperat 1/ •• some cities. including an amerment of ass:resisted !T1 the order or the J,idees, The zsults 441y, High 11 : ' Conn.. and Trenton, eances. to bcen. ' becamepebYr: 4 .leaacleepr'elififihe..erempe: re:'eI inI NJ . 1957 was the deiest year a time of great rsational dis- 60, VIENNA, Austria — UPI — • • ate di "inter supplies fell UPI —Po. teem. Debdah was raised up ATripIed are ho rarity la Vienna. ODENSE, Dera•nark DAILY LEDGER & TIMES Some 5 deenfay lookout for to be a Judge in Israel beemeire but ththsts _gut a little out Si lice h'!re are NO-14 Covington Mid,Aevi* from the central snail farms in Gad could reit find a man who nand last. A seatistkel rspor irry pesdble new ducah 61 It et ''eves :tte tentral lower all, was and fur 1957 showed that there der( he neealborteessi.• -.That's Lexergeon Go Odd: a n i the lower that a thiefewhe re- spirituallyLArikcnc'n't aiggre Yesivewil eiMnfugh to Greece 0. Wilson, Mgr. six limas as many triplets born hey figure. Hopkinsvi Mee. Valley was abnormal- snails- lase year as in the preceding sleety stole 20,000 edible belisfdDeborah was enaued wah di- leot. 4\ T.,- year Eei a recerd of 924 year. s

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