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IVEMBER 8, 1958 Goes... ( Selected As A Beat All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper First... Largest Page) id from Front with Circulation In he dial system works. t Riddle, commercial Local News The City the local piant,_ visi- chool in the city and and • Largest h a training barn and Circulation In adents just how to use Local Pictures. system. Teletype ma- ( The County the city had to be •er also. United IN OUR 79th YEAR ling in of the new Press Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, November 10, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 I write off as history Vol. LXXIX No. 267 and uch as number 1 • number 6 and number Book Fair Is

• system uses the pre- e Now Underway iza 3 and four other Oil "Come to the Fair and Let's which has Found Number 55 Where Dynamite Blasts Junior by the Ledger and Explore with Books." te telephones came in This is the invitation extended y County is now Plaza to the students and their par- ents of the Murray City School ale has one last word Plane Went Down System from Friday, Nov. 7 School through High Building me users, use the new Friday, Nov. 14. book and destroy the More than one thousand books are' on display Dr keep it somewhere By PETER KNOX signals were garbled. in the recreation r nits United Press International Many officials reported the pi- m of Austin Elementary Sc ail. at 6:30 the telephone .° 'LISBON. Portugal ( UPI) — lot who spotted the oil slick This exhibit of popular, current Minister Is At Least One Case Is Used will have a number of The US. Navy reported today used submarine detection equip- books is under the di- rection tie as their guests at its search planes had spotted an ment to try and picked up any of the Murray Parent- in's Club House Fol- oil slick and picked up distress sign of a submerged plane. But Teachers Association. The books are recommended by the organi- To Demolish dinner, the group will signals in the Atlantic Ocean he was unsuccessful. Installed By School Today. Seticai who on a tour of the old , area where a Portuguese plane The sea at the time was rough. urges all parents to take advantage plant, then the new went down Sunday with 36 per- The faint distress signals were of seeing and be- ing able to By FRED TREESH sonally will investigate any indi- ssoneaboard, including six Amer- heard by the Navy search plane purchase suitable Presbyterians ieuoizeuaatut 1POQJd icans. and outstanding reading materials cations that federal laws had I o'clock tonight, Mur- piloted by Lt. (jg) G. F. Hoeber MORGANTOWN. Va. I, for their children. W (UPI)I been violated. step for- Officials at the naval station in take another of 1277 Ross Millville Rd., Ham- —A dynamite blast heavily dam- The school served a student Port livery child in grade school and maintain progress with Lyautey, Morocco, stressed ilton, Ohio He said he picked an integrated 17 ele- high school will visit the aged -room body of about 300 whites and a in the nation by go- A was too early to tell if there them up in the daylight hours exhibit during mentary-junior high school build- 93 Negroes frorn the mining town e any survivors from the the week. Mothers will be dial system. Continued on Page Three ing today in the mining town of and surrounding area. amphibian which disappeared on in charge of the books daily from 1 Osage. which had been regarded Schools of Monongalia County a flight between Lisbon and 8 ntil 4. The public is invited .4 as a model desegregated com- have been 'integrated for about Madeira, 600 miles west of Casa- Court Resolution to he Book Fair. Lassen, Jr. munity. five years without incident. blanca. The Honors Ed Adams Henry H. Dumas, left, of Puryear, Rout,- Two, just Sherriff Charles J. Whiston of building blasted today housed Vovember 5 The l slick was spotted on the Tennessee side ugh Story On Monogalia County said at least pupils 'of the first, second, third. around 9 am., Port Lyautey of Hazel, receives a ten dol- Stuart Allan Las- The Fiscal Court last week lar a case of dynamite had been seventh and eighth grades. Stu- Mrs. officials said. A Navy pilot re- bill from World War 1 buddy Ocie Gentry as re- SS Tombigbee Chestnut, Battle Creek, passed a resolution in touched off at two points in the dents of the other thiee grades ported it appeared to be aviation memory payment of a dollar loaned over 40 years ago, plus iounce the bIrth of their of Ed Adams, who passed away main aallway of the building at used a building about 300 yards oil, and not ship oil. the interest. The two had not seen each other since rt Allan, Jr., November recently. Mr. Adams was a mag- IA.N SIMEON, (FHTNC) 2:15 a. m. EST. A section of the away which had been exclusively Message Garbled World War I until last week. aby, born at the Battle istrate under three courts ugh F. Story, seaman, 'brick wall of the 24-story build- for Negroes before desegregation. asThe Navy then reparted that and USN, omm unity Hospital,q, was also a school board soh of Mrs. Ray Story of ing was ripped out and the rein- Forty Per Cent eall letters frorn a distress signal members Route Negro ieven pounds. for several years. 2, Murray, Ky., aboard the gaso- forced concrete ceiling supporting About 40 per cent of the 400 were audible by searching air- the second floor was bowed. Issen, the former Jenne The resolution is as follows: Debt Is Repaid To Henry H. line tanker USS Tombigbee, took residents of Ouse, about three craft. The blast came without warn- son, is the daughter of Whereas, our Lord in His in- part in Exercise "Rocky Shoals," miles from 'he c aunty seat of A Navy spokesman said the ing. "This js the last thing we use Jellison. Poplar finite wisdom, has called out the largest curnfoined Arrny-Navy Morgantown. are Negroes. More could expeg." Superintendent id the niece of Dr. and from our midst Esq. Ed Adams, manuever conducted in the Uni- of than 50 per cent of the students Dumas After Forty Years Schools Charles Stevenson said. dfin Hutson. and: ted States since World War at the school cube from the sur- "We never had any difficulty." Whereas, Ed Adams served as The exercise, held during the rounding area by bus. UF Drive Ends The Federal Bureau of Investi- a Magistrate and a member first week of Novesnber on the The 'bombing, if :he result of of gation at Washington announced the Calltevay County Fiscal Court coast of California, was a large integration, would be the first The following story was writ- gia for training in world war one Rev. William G. Spearman that E H. Winterrowd. special for three (3) separate courts, scale over-water movement fcil- such incident in West Virginia. ten by A H. Bibb of Henry he met three or four boys from agent in charge of its short Of Goal and lowed by the assault landing on Rev. William 0. Spearman was Pittsburgh although there was some picket- • County, Tennessee and concerns West Tennessee going to the same office, was en route to Osage "to Whereas. Ed Adams has rend- Nov. 5, of an Army Corps near installed yesterday as minister ing and other demonstrations 0. M. Ocie Gentry. who at the camp under the same draft ord- actively assist the local authori- ered outstanding public service San Simeon, of the Co I leg e Presbyterian when state officials decided to The United Fund Campaign present time is working at the ers, and one of these boys, Henry ties in every way possible." The to the people of Calloway Coun- A total of 25,000 sailors and Church at Main and 161h, streets bow to the Supreme Court's de- Drive ended Saturday night with Montgomery Ball Park in Ten- H. Dumas and Ocie became very bureau said all of its facilities ty and has endeared himself per- soldiers participated in the ma- at 4:00 p. m. segration decision. $14,451 25 in money and pledges, nessee and Henry Dumas, of good buddies while in training would be available for the. inves- sonally to neuver. The Presbytery of Western Elsewhere, hate bombings have approximately $5.550 short of the the members of this Puryear Route twes just south carp. tigation of 'he blast. Court:- Kentucky was in charge of the occurred at Jacksonville, Fla, 920.000 goal needed for the 1959 of Hazel They. Gentry and Dumas ship- Winterrowd, the FBI said. per- 190W THEREFORE. be it Both service. The sermon was given Birmingham, Ala.. and Atlanta bodget, according to an announce- re- Mr and Mrs. Dumas are ped over sea-, r.bgt•ther. to South by Rev. Edward M. McCormick. Ga., within the last year. Five ment by Gene Landolt, publicity solved that this Fiscal Court well known by many people in Hampton. England, thence to publicly commend FA Adams for Calloway County, Lynn Grove minister of the First Presterian men have been indicated tot ch airman Trance as a replacement unit. In Church of Sturgis. Kentucky and dynamiting of a Jewish syna- The UF Fungi Drive has a nuns- kik long and faithful service .to Aye meantime Gentry borrowed a Will the Cif:away County, When the charge to the congregation Knights gogue in Atlanta aeveraL weeks of outstanding pledges that Kentucky, and Ocie boarded a train at dollar frorn Dumas. They were was given by Rev Joseph N Since then. there, have beet expected to swell the extend to his family and friends Dickerson, Tennessee with ord- suddenly called to be assigned Church Calls ago. :rs • ▪ fund Suitor, minister of the First Pres- numerous threats of boinliings; 10 .$18,898.25. Outstanding pled- the deepest sympa t hy of this ers to go to Camp Gordon, Geor- to other outfits. Gentry was sent byterian Church of Mayfield. The egin Season Fla, are. advance gift committee— Court and that a copy of this to the sixth cavalry division. including several at Miami, ▪ charge to the minister was given Sunday. Mika National Carbide of Padu- Resolution be spread on the and Dumis to some other outfit, H • Urgent Meeting by Rev. Harry F. MacCall minis- cah— $380. Calloway Manufac- minutes of this Court and de- Rummage Sale and neither knew where the Sees Other Purpose liver to the members of his ter of the First Presbyterian ere Tonight Osage Mayor Stanley Solomon turing Company— $275, other went. and ap- To Be Saturday Church of Calvert City. proximately MOO from the county family and distributed to the Gentry was never able to Learn A'. _meeting of great urgency said the community hasn't had Elders L. A. Moore and A. H. co-chairman who have not as yet press of Calloway County, Ken- anything about where Dumas has been called for members of "a bit of integration trouble loc- The J. N. Chapter Kopperud of the local church received a report from the county tucky. is Williams went, how he came through the the Lynn Grove Methodist Church ally." of the United Daughters also took part in the service The Murray Knights, Atomic solicitors. Calloway County Fiscal Court of the war, or if he returned to West for Thursday night at 7:00 o'clock "I believe s-ome organization is Confederacy will hold Following the istallation 9er- Valley League Champions, will Chairman of the drive. Holmes By: Waylon Rayburn, Judge a rum- Tennessee. He didn't remember at the Lynn Grove High School, taking advantage of integration mage sale at the vice, refreshments were served open 'heir season with Farming- Allis, reported that solicitors Calloway County, Kentucky Legion Hall his address, but thought it was Rev. Owen. pastor of the to push another purpose," Solo- Saturday, November 15th. at an informal reception honor- ton tonight at 7:00 in the Carr • Mrned in reports some two per somewhere in Henry County, church, said that it is the utmost mon said. "I feel this way. If The sale is being ing the ministers of the Presby- Health Building. cent above those of last year per held to raise maybe in the vicinity of Paris, importance that every member they were fighting integration Child Hurt In funds to erect an iron fence tery. With a 24-2 record, the solicitor average. There are still but never saw anyone who knew attend this - meeting, because the alone, they would go to indivi- around the Confederate Knights swept 31 solicitors who had not filed' Friday Accident Monu- him or could give him any in- subject will be the rebuilding the entire league dual homes. They went to the ment in the court yard and holding down the their report at the time of the in formation. of the church building. something Roy L. Smith Is No. 1 position school and are just stirring up addition to the Jan Williams throughout the tabulation Saturday night and A one and a half year-old A few weeks ago Ocie and that will affect the church for past season for the public." Chapter the project is Gunner's Mate the outcome of the '59 United child was slightly injured late sponsored Mrs. Gentry decided to make a Many years to come. the conference title. The Knights State Police Cpl. W. B. Snod- by the chamber of egnmerce. Fund Campaign Drive will de- Friday afternoon in a three car trip down into Henry Coutny, in The building committee has also won the tournament play- grass and Sheriff Whiston said The entire city as a GREAT LAKES, Ill. (FHTNC) pend upon the amount turned in accident which occurred at the whole will the vicinity of Paris, and of been work:og with plans during off held here in Murray at the the dynarnitie 'apparently has benefit from this -Roy L. Smith. son of Mr. and by these solicitors. corner of 6th and Sycamore beautification course, mould inquire about a the past three weeks and getting close of regular season play. Last been set off by a hand genera- project, a chapter Mrs. Leon P. Smith of Route 4, Streets. spokesman man named Henry H. Dumas. estimates, all of which will be year thea mernfirsit)ertimufe WMesurrtearny tor. A 300-foot segment of wire said. Murray, Ky., has been appointed Little Kim Barnes received an Having some hopes that he might presented at the meeting on been of the type used for coal mine Chapter members will be on Continued on Page Three I • injury to his nose in the acci- still be living and in that vicin- Thursday Kentucky's oldest independent telephones was found leading Weather hand to assist in the purchase dent. He was taken to the Hous- ity, and thinking of the dollar The building burned on Octo- basketball loop. from the explosion-wrecked cor- of the many bargains to be of- ber 11, just BANK CLOSED ton-McDevitt Clinic for treat- he borrowed from him in France, about one month ago. Again this year the league will ridor through a gymnasium win- Report fered. In addition the rummage ment and released. 40 years ago, he figured the in- Rev. Owen asked that all mem- The Bank of Murray will be be composed of a ten team field. down to a driveway at the rea• ',rotted sale there will be a number of bers plan closed Press Internatlen•I Police records indicate the ac- now to attend this tomorrow for Veteran's Three new teams will make their of the building. reasonablf price bazar articles Continued on Page Three important meeting Thursday. cident took place in the follow- on Day. debut tonight; Farmington, Bard- The dynamiting at Osage came Kentucky Weather Synousis ing manner: two cars were stop- well and Triangle Insulation of as a complete surprise. Sch r • Rain Saturday mas general thr- ped on 6th Street prior to turn- 'Paducah. There are seven re- integration in the . county wi- oughout the state ranging down- ing onto or crossing Sycamore turnees, two of whom have regarded as completely success- ward from one third inch. Thun- when a gird car. apparently ran changed their name this season. (Continued on Back Page) dershowers were mostly very into the rear of the second car, The returning teams are; Hugg Ught and general deposits an oc- pushing them together. The Druggist, PoSSUM Trot, Mur- casional clap of thunder. The The car was driven by Mrs. ray Knights. Brewers (formerly Wilson's Station Labor Market rapid progression of deep low Wiley Parker, Murray, Rt. 4, Benton), Service systems will apparently continue Reports indicate she ran into (formerly Mayfield Sun-Drop), for the next day or two. A low the rear of a pick-up truck driv- Princeton Atoms and Hardin. centered on the Canadian border en by Henry R. Outland, also of Bill Nall will coach this year's Survey Will of Montana is expected to be Rt. 4. His car was then pushed Murray Knight Squad that de- ctairy over Lake Superior with the as- 'into the rear of a third car, parts from last season's towering sociated cold front south through which was driven by Irvan Gale height vAth the hope If replac- Be Conducted Missouri. This will .give rise to -Garrison of Farmington. ing their loss in height with —"south winds tonight over west- No damage was reported on speed. Murray's height was cent- Labor Market Survey, sport- Kentucky with correspond- any of the cars other than slight ered around Smikoski. °Reardon sored by the Murray Chamber Cly higher temperatures. With damage to the front grill of Mrs. and Peterson. All three were of 'Commerce will be held in _Imaroach oL Ahe .r.old... I Parker's--caz- Other than thaboy., transfer students last season and Tuesday there will be scattered the grandam" of Mrs. Parker, no will- be on the varsity squad -41-rtWand-CrMillSattirdeye,MINIOvelrer7 - showers over the state from west one was injured. Injuries to the the Murray State Racers of rarivand ..to east. Winds season. IS from 8..aan. until 5 p.m. This IE will be up to 20 to Bernes child were only minor. Coach Cal Luther this CHANGE 30 miles per hour from the south. The Murray Knights are spon- survey will be conducted by the Outlook for Wednesday—Partly sored in co-ordination with the Department of Economic Secus,- Changes to cloudy and a little cooler. Danger Season physical education program of ity. Western Kentucky — Mostly For Forest Fires Murray State College. Head Anyone unemployed or seeking sunny and mild today. High. work in industry can help to Plaza 3 37 coach Bill Nall will . be assisted to 83. Partly cloudy and warmer Is Now Present by staff members, Bill Barker, bring new industry in this area • &night, low 42 extreme west to Al Kaertner and Gene Landolt. by registering their particular IN south central. Increasing cloud- This is the danger season for All of the Murray Knight skills and work experience for ines, warmer Tuesday and scat- forest fires, cautioned Wade Rob- home games will be played in future possible openings. tered showers. High 82 to 67. erts. Calloway County forest the Carr Health Building at 7:00 Registration can be made at Tobacco Curing Advisory guard today. p.m. League President, James the following locations in th.s The air remained surprisingly Most of the leaves have fallen Elkins, announced :hat all games area: dry over the weekend despite the and after a prolonged dry spell, in the loop would be held at 7:00 Mayfield Circuit Court Room showers. Nightime warned humidity was -he that a fire could p.m. Murray Circuit Court Room lowest of the season 'Spread rapidly destroying valua- Friday night The city of Murray went over ner also along with Western Elec- address. He forecast that within the old exchange on North Sixth Every team in the league is Benton Community Center arid Saturday ble timber and homes, and morning, owing pos- to the dial system Saturday night tric and Telephone technichians. a short time, customers can dial street then the new installation expected to be stronger this sca- Wickliffe Circuit Court Room primarily to the gusty sibly lives. surface at 11:00 o'clock and the Southern Forrest Riddle, commercial their own long distance numbers at North Seventh and Olive son, a Knight spokesman stated. winds. Sunday afternoon humid- He urged great care in burn- Bell Telephone and, Telegraph manager in the Murray plant was across the nation. streets. A number of outstanding players MASS MEETING TONIGHT ranged from 20 to 45 per cent, ing trash. especially in the county. Company clebrated the occasion the master of ceremonies and in- • Local persons speaking were County Judge Rayburn cut the have signed With the various even with cloudiness and rain. Anyone seeing a forest fire is at 6:30 Saturday with a dinner troduced Marvin Orgill, area man- F. A. Stubblefield. George Over- ribbon at the door of the new teams in the league. One of the A meeting is called for 7:15 It will be very dry gain today, asked to call PLaisa 3-5701 at the at the Woman's Club House. ager of Paducah. Mr. Orgill bey, Waylon Rayburn and building. The occasion was also top cagers to sign is Joe Fulks.' tonight at the court house of all falling below 20 per cent in the fire tower, or to Mr. Roberts A large number of Murray Holmes introduced several of the tele- Ellis. observed by Mayor Holmes Ellis Fulks is a former professional interested citizens for the Rainny south central to 40 in the east. home PLaza 3-5491. business and professional people fpolratc.ing .the first call the star of the Philadelphia Warriors Wells memorial fund. All Barns should be closed today if Most fires are caused by people, phone personnel present. through T. attended as guests. Telephone Following the dinner at the will Hugg The tobacco is Roberts siva ano many new system to Lt. Governor and play for alumni of Murray State College cured and awaiting of them company representatives from all E. H. Bale, chief engineer for club house the approximately stripping. bya,carelessness. Harry Lee Waterfield at Frank-teDamrusggiist,n tboeneleagnore the ssteraosnognesttoand all other citizens are urged - over the south attended the din- Southern Bell gave the principal eighty guests were 1 • shown through est attend.

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rAGE TWO EDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY • MONDAY — NOVEMBER 10, 1958 1 ii DA THE LEDGER & TIMES Jets Take High School Coursey Drops Blue Raiders Swamp Murray State 40-0 In ouBLISHED by LEDGER & TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY. :roe i off Af onsolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and Iliso Times-Herald. October 20, 1928. and the West Kentiackisiti. January' ter In 19 As Second Half Of Saturday Game 1942 Cog! JAMES C. WILLIAMS PUBLISHER The Murray State Thorough- mark in the end zone. 40 Murray 0. Second Half Almo breds trailed only 6-0 at the end Murray will ,travel to Evans- • ve reserve the right to reject ely—i-Xivertistna Letters to the ltdoor Schedule Wins With the Raiders third team of the first half, but the power- acor_ vale this Saturday for their final r Public Voice tens which, in our opinion, are not for the pest in the game, me final pally ful Middle Tennessee Blue Raid- of year on the road. 'merest ot ot,u reodere The North Marshall Jets had Tuesday, November 11 Ray Gene Coursey playing ed on a 60 yard drive with 2:15 game the in ers came to life in the final The Racers now hold a 2-6 over difficulty wtth a Lyon County Kirksey at Lowes the place of injured Thomas left in the game. SATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WTTMER CO. 1$60 thirty minus to win easily 40-0 all record and a 1-4 mark in the New York. 307 N quintet for two quarters, before Fulgharn at S. Marshal 1 Lamb. scored 19 points Friday Vlonroe. Memphis. Tenn 250 Park Ave. Moctu- Saturday at Murfreesboro. Tennessee Ohio Valley Conference. teen Ave. Chicago 80 Bolysten St. Boston. swishing away to victory in its Hazel at Murray Tr'ng night in leading the Alm° Final score Middle War- The teams would have carried 7-171Z aliening contest Friday night. Lynn Grove at Benton riors to victory over host Lynn Enterecrat the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky, for transmission as a 0-0 tie to the dressing room Lyon County trailed by only. New Concord at Lone Oak Grove by a score of 64-33. Second Class Matter at the half but the Raiders push- six points, 16-10. at the end of Friday, November 14 After a close first period that MON ed over from the two with only Murray Marble SUBSCRIPTION RATES: S'y Carrier in Murray, per week 2Cr. pee the first period and just eight Lynn Grove at Clinton saw the Warriors lead by two, four seconds to play in the half. builders of fi •nonth 85e In Cii'lowav-and adjoining counties, per rear. 1340 else- points, 28-20, at halftime but the Fulgahm 10-8, Almo took command and Murray Tr'ne at Middle had drieen inside the $175 Monthly 'overeall cent where. $5 50 Jets came back with a bang in m.o.ed away to hold a 30-15 • S. Marshall at Almo Murray five two other times in Manager. Phor the •h.rd period and scored 28 halftime advantage. Coach Mill- MONDAY — NOVEMBER 10. 1958 Wingo at N. Marshall the second quarter, but the Rac- po:nts while hold:ng the Lyons er's squad tnaveled to victory Saturdey, November 15 er defensive line rose to stop SPARE TIME INCOME seven. At the end of three with a 41-23 third period lead. to . David Lipscomb at Concord both charges, once at the four Ncrth led 51-27. Tommy Lee hit for 16 points SINGER Sews and another at the three. IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Pat Doyle led :he way with and Junior Furgerson added 10 collect money from our resentative nov Weekend Sports Murray threatened twice in the Man or woman to refill and 22 p. :nts as four of the Marshall in support of Coursey's this area. For sales, se 6as Building $120.000 , scoring first quarter but ran out of gas New Sports-card and candy dispensers in New ity Hall and Countians scored in double fig- Summary attack. Tarry paced the lasers contact Bill A both times. The first threat was No selling. To qualify must have car, reference, Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 Murphy was high for the, with 12 points. St. Phone PL early in the period when a Mid- $495 cash secured by inventory. Profitable oppor- ers with 13 markers. United Press International Alrno 10 30 41 64 5480, Murray, New School Buildings $110,000 dle Tennessee back fumbled a tunity, devoting 4-6 hours spare time weekly. Your :•.h Marshall 16 28 56 Lynn Grove 8 15 23 $33 Zoning Ccmmission wit}, 801 Saturday Murray kick and Rich Yarbro to $175 PRa.ning and n County Almo end of percentage of collections can net up , 10 20 2-1 44 1 NEW YORK (UPII—Warhead (134) recovered for he Breds on the LOOK! 10 Prkifessional Consultation Marshall 480) Lee 16, Furgerson 10, Coursey Monthly with good possibilities of taking over full • North !owned by Mrs. Mabel Schultz and Middle 33. With halfback Corky storm window: Lariat,r 15, Watkins:1 19. JactImin 9, Overbey 4, Stalls time. Operation income increasing accordingly. For Dove 22. ridden by Eddie Arcaro. won the Carman leading the way, the and 1 door i 4. Spice:and 10. Elling- 4, McClard 2. phone number in application. IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED rnack S.-85.500 Roamer Handicap at Ja- Racer moved to the 26 for a interview, include the triple trai .. Powell 8. Clark 2, Lompley rasiea. Lynn Grove (33) first down but could gain no Write P.O. Box 203, St. Louis, Missouri. ment, up to Indio's:nal Expansion Goheen 4. Adams 3, G. McCaLlon 6, 3. Core() more than three yards in the Home 1)yer L4y.onmri3 Coiu i hnlyy 1344. NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. UPI McCollon 2. Tarry 12, Foster 2, Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters next four downs. aS sith 12th Si )Driscoll —Bill Austin, the nation's leading Fain 2, Butterworth 6. Areas Bill Taylor recovered the soc- 3607. Wide.7ed Streets In Some Boyd. Eil..Aciworth, Ms.lt, major college scorer, suffered two uad Middle Tennessee fumble ,,t Continued Home Building McDaniel 11. broken bones in his left hand as 4 .i.sh 5, Ronht: tTLIRKEY SID ,unbeaten Rutgers the quarter on the 39. Airport For Murray and untied Farris Store, ,:cored an 18-0 victory over La- Knights... Babb picked up three yards ano for fivL• Sat y, Nov y Auditorium fayette. Jack Morris accounted Continued from Front Page) and it looked like the Bred, • 500411ler shot. hazel Drops meant business. However, Morris BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI)— Fulks is a former Murray State AYLE fumbled on the next play and WARREN Louisiana State overcame an College star. EL the threat was over. Murray, Kent early 6-0 deficit to crush Duke, Seven new members will don Game Friday 50-18. and remain as one of the Middle scored on the third tttIgLi nounces its ,( BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY the Knight uniform tonight. Ger- nation's two major colleges with play of the second half and add- • or phone PLa ald Tabor, last season's captain untied ed..a one point conversion' to take eral wiring, God appeared unto Jacob again. unbeaten and football rec- for the Murray' State Racers and To Rebels ords. a 13-0 lead Mad after that it was a,,Wide/ maintenance. Genesis 35:9. one of the 'Breda' top scorers: nothing but dailldie.a THE h.ads the recruit list. Gerald Two lung rtleinefeed two more Sunday Graham 6-0 transfer guard learn God does:- not make repeated calf's ithert STOCKHOLM. Sweden (L PI I touchdowns or the Raiders in FOR ONE V South Marshall downed s visit- Di:Paul and—Ronald Green. two- 31 and BUT. —Sweden's amateur ice hockey the third quafter, one for 4 • , onywhere, rig Hazel five 73-47 Friday m over hand se! shot artist arid also a ic! He is not welcome. however. team scored 5-2 victory one for 45. At the end of the t'cal trailer • .adis Mason Cope's squad made transfer student, are expected to the Kenowla Packers, the quarter the score read 26-0 hour. Raye's ,:s initial cage debut. The loss Cana- contribue greatly to the Knights' 1nolt2g than team which rs. Scheduled to A Murray fumble on their own itigfiraivog and Sycarnort lett- Hazel with a 1-3 record. sum. Racer Coach, Cal Luther make a tour of Russia later this five set up the Tennesseans first Ten Rebels entered the scoring is expecting a good showing from month. score of the final period. A -In any amount up to $300, columns as the South Marshall these rero uoys. penalty moved the ball back to Ten Years Ago Today i five romped away in the seconcl Another new Knight but cer- :he ten and a pass found its for any worthwhile purpose quarter after a close opereng tainly not a new face to local Ledger & Times File — fall and winter expenses, period: The Lions were behInd ulg.ham Cats fans will be Quitman -Skeeter" Weekend Sports by four points, 14-10 at the end 0 Sullins: The former MSC ace clothes for die iamily, • new of the first period ,but scsred center is teaching school in Me- Summary Glenn Dale Wilson. age 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ftel- '011;y four po.sts, in the second Winces. winter fuel, etc - - gely irkse tropolis; NIIIIMUENSTER„ Germany • man Wilson of Diarborn. Mkt, died of pneumonia after .-eina;as t he Rebels sweep into Ed • Busse, 8.15 transfer from Jerre (UPI)—Armin Mary, star Ger- an illness of one week. on Friday. November 5, at 1:30 3'-14 lead College in Kan- Highland Junior man, sprinter, was clocked in an Mattits aook. sour.ng honors The Fulgham Black Cats had the post a.m. sas, is expected to fill unofficial world record time with 17 points arid paced the a difficult time edging past the Peterson. Ron- vacated by Ken 5.8 seconds for the 60-yard dash He is survived by his parents, grandparents. Mrs. Bai- Raiel attacit. Jantes Dale Erwin visiting Kirksey Eagles Friday nie Holmes, who played one year lie Boggess, Murray. sad -Mr. and M-rs, Claud Rowland:-and Stew* Raspberry is.cieed up -slight, 80-73. 'University and one dig Finance at Butler ATLANTA, Ga. (UPli—ulne and 14 po.nts respectively for Kirksey held a 17-15 Leal Mee and other relatives. 16 year at Murray State, is another Boma of Mid Pines. N. C.. shot s MURRAY, KY the Lens. quarter lead but trailed by of the champion- new member 5-under par 67 to win the Carl- Phone PL 3-1412 J. H. "Horace' Parker. age 78, died yesterday at South Marshall 14 37 54 73 points at luilftan te. 33-31. The 204 S 4th ship squad. The two diner new ing Open golf tournament with a his daughter, 10 14 30 47 Black Cats were able to enlarge 10;50 a.m of complications in the home of Hazel nteersbers. are Robert Hail.- re OF 28,4. endnd Mrs. John H. Riley. S. Marshall (73) their margin to seven points in brother of North Marshall's tam- Irma gun for .1111111111111IIMMIIIMINSEW11 • far as He in survived by four daughters and two sons. Bohar.non 7, J Lovett I. Sch. the third per.od, 57-50 ed Jerry Hall and Dannie Rob- I ley Bure Sutherland, Mathis 17, Stewart was the Mrs. Susan Hurt was guest of honor at a birthday r,acier 12. ru.4hain radcint up 21 scouertsh. . lastseason'sace. Murray High orrupyini M .nler lu. J,.nes 2, Morgan fl), points. party Wednesday evening given by Mr. and Mrs. T. C. less 'mal W-Sins 4, Weaver, Darnell 6, D. Bowen 'allied 19 and Dean add- be done. Hurt observed Collie at their home on Olive Street. Mn.. Levi.• 4 ed 16. K.rkscy presented a ba 1- joeRetmulinnag. sttaon Iph,e,deln-nea-nuPd Gaarer2 • ttled (.1 her eighty eighth birthday Thursday November fourth. mazial (47) was rett -Granddaddy" &shear. Life she I Waters left %%ednesday morning awed SC.C'rjag atl'ack that Mr. and Mrs. Rich J. Erw.n 16, Th ma: 2, S. led by Eagle center, C 'legman The Knights are sponsored this for Nashville. Where they attended the funeral of NIrs. Ita:pberry 14. J. Raspberry, B.' Reeder w.th 22 points. Danny season by the foliowing merch- Waters' sister. Mrs. Clyde Andrews. who died Tuesday. Wilson 5. Ou..and, Edwards was close behind with rcontracts threcaclare W...on 3, T. ants of Murray; Bank of Murray, the Irsha night following a long illness. Water 7. Nix. 20 and Key and Jones hit for Peoples Bank. Purciorns. Inc., 14 points respectively. of W11301 Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brandon who have been in North 13 and Curt's Gulf. 'Thurman Furniture, Cr: Fu.gharn . .15 33 57 ea rust Carolina. wbere they have been working for the past DETROIT (UPI—The Chicago Da le & St tabblefie Id, Kentucky friusrl(.111 Kirksey 17 31 50 73 years, have retlii-red to their home in Hazel. Black Hawk!, scored three g ols Colonel. Sue and Charlie's, Hen- • sonbut Wile two Fulgharn (50) n the first period and went on *0 don's Service Station and Par- been it ti 8, J Stewart 6, wet the Detroit lied Wings, 4-3, Overetrees. ker's Standard Oil. goortUi Bowen 19, L. Stewart 31, Dean • the N,e„nai Hockey League's Bill Jeffrey will be the official got Morehead. ar'' the • game HI. Knight scf,r‘-i- Kirksey (73) The fi Key 13, Jones 14. Parker, TO!;arla - ellen tw -SPECIAL. Rider Echvards Ann.ngharn, 22. Eradicate Prevent Adam-, 2, Bauer, 2 iuth Bt HEAVY WOOL COATING 60" '2.50 yd. runnedy itno MICE — ROACHES igili WOOL TWEEDS 60" '2.00 yd. TERMITES — RATS nN:14 •-:1:;:tZes. " 1b Fulton County N0 w TuE from tw4 CHINO 69e yd. the trail CORDUROY 69e yd. Downs Colts cr-ieounatn. TooArs MOST EXCIDNI, and 80e yd. QUILTED LINING SINGING STAR-IN A lnr000atki ftietdotBhi The Destructive Termite B.g Don C ff:y :cored 34 at All-Wool BLANKETS '19.95 value '8.50 FREE INSPECTION ,sents in leading Fu:tun County STIRRING DRAMATIC rat , ist a visiting Murray Training PERFORMANCE....1 '.'1.1roOrehnue7a TERMITES s haul quintet 'by a score of s place "All Types of Fabrics" ,Friday night. — Licensed & Insured - Jumping into 27-7 first quarter • "There •id, Fulton led by a good mar- The n SAM KELLEY n a: ;he end of every quarter "And a p I' breat Phone PL 3-3914 •st1). Seven other players tossed in cstildn't Greenfield rab.113 -There KELLEY'S PEST sikers to .supprt the Coffey T's ts Cadiz ..tack on the Cults. Murray rt''r On Road CONTROL riening was led by Vaught and aro ;:iroat with 14 points each and eogan with 13. .7'ultoft .County 27 30 39 78 Aurray Training 7 M 40 57 Fulton County (78) J. Botstett 7, Caldwell,' Tipton b. 15resb.i, 2, Mirrlimtt, tuner Telephone .111 ectories mer.ce(I Johnson 2, Garrison 12, The st F. slams, Major 1, Ander:on 2. 4,1 seem I Murray, Training (57) unfro-ndl Thompson, Steely, Vaughn 14, "1 dor 14, Wallace 4, Burton 6, hnuser 5( Hazel - Concorkl - Kirksey -rry 6, Washer, Winchester, here's the best coverage rules ths _.iireigan 13. peered tr shooting di g AT LONG LAST LAST finally Will Be DAivered ... for your "rainy days" • ing and • way." OGDF:NSfiliaG, N. Y. --(UPI) "With TOWARD THE LATTER PART OF THE WEEK --Mrs Gs irge .aroSsene recently Best coverage for your "rainy days" (in the financial sense) is a HAL #,4.1.13 P raid, "at ABOUT FRIDAY NOV. 14 ceiaed an uneigned letter con- steadily growing savings account in this bank. The knowledge that They sta oning $32. The letter began: *•1 you have the cash reserves to meet unexpected emergencies brings only surf ,und your purse some time great peace of mind! arms Th Due to circumstances beyond our Control, we will be 'Me. ODA. D IRS !:;.tesAt are stopi deliver the directories to our subscribers Mrs. Br1;ssoie said she lost a 2,2%1 INTEREST ON SAVINGS do Aggra unable to nine •,r1,; "If thi until about Friday, Nov. 14. We -re sorry about this Burkhau "Now delay. Thanks for your cooperation. 4111111,11111111111111111111111411111111111111111111111 •short ork look at ' MURRAY LOAN CO. BANK Of MURRAY • about." "But Western Rural Telephone Co-op. 506 W. Main St. Telephone PL 3-2621 cautionn MEMBER F.D.I.C. hind the 'YOUR HOME.OWNED LOAN CO.' "Why, Sea'

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• • • NIBER 10, 1958 MONDAY ---- NOVEMBER 10, 1958 e LP4OER & TIMr., — MURRAY, KENTUCI1 PAGE THREE 1-0 In change, : want to keep it for a SHOP THROUGH OUR CLASSIFIEDS i Debt sovenir. a .rwe Dumas didn't want to take the Continued from Page one money, but finally did accept it terest on the dollar (compound) when Gentry told told him he and came out with the amount.of wouldn't have it any other way. $9.99. After the settlement, Mr. and 11 „travel to Evans- • In Paris he learned that a Mrs. Dumas and Mr. and Mrs. urday for their final Henry H. Dumas lived on Route Gentry had quite a visit, had a PS por word for on. day, Pu.ryear Tenn., and on his way number of pictures made, etc. 970/ year on the road. minimum of 17 weeds for SOS — Se per weed for three gays. Giondeleal MN are Parable 2, Haw hold a 2-6 over to Dumas met a man of whom I am of the opinion that Gen- 44 d a 1-4 mark in the he made further inquiry abut try and Dumas will see each other again -.nd again, Conference. collect, Mayfield 433, Union City Donate, how to locate his place, and have FOR etc. This party said, my name is much more talking to do about NOTICE FOR SALE Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan „ Henry Dumas, but I don't think world war one. I like to read TU-5-9381. 11 • 15D 011 I know you. Gentry said I would- odd and unusual true stories, MONLTMENTS GOOD 21 -1 1 •• • -inch CONSOLE T.V. n't have knwon you, but I be- and believe most people do. -JJLIUAY)J3.' Murray Marble & Granite Works, $15.00 Hale's Trailer Park, West lieve I have known yau, were A. H. B. builders of fine memorials for E-10R RENT FOR HOSPITAL CAR.E. 1 Main Street Trailer No. 5. 11-11P you in world war one? Yes, ans- IY 'overealf century. Porter White, Continued from Page One • before leaving the area around wered Dumas. Then Gentry ask- GOOD NEWS FOR GARDENERS Manager. Phone PL-3-2512. 1954 FORD PICKUP, Clean, low 5 ROOM HOUSE at 410 south 4:30 a.m., ez.t. ed, do you remember being with CLEVELAND, Ohio —(UPI)— 12-0C mileage, heater-defroster. Ask for 10 at Can be heated with gas or Gentry, in Crabgrass, the -top lawn weed ME Burros Killibrew at Ledger and "I saw something that appear- a fellow named Ocie coal. Call 1182, after Saturday etc.? pest in most of the nation, may iIIII/dv Camp Gordon, over seas, MIT ed like float lights on the water," Times. TINC call PL 3-3286. 11-11NC SINGER Sewing Machine Rep- he said. "...We used powerful Dumas said he was with so be on the way out. FOR SURGICAL BENEFITS toney from our resentative now living in Murray FINE Thoroughbred 0.I.C. hogs. FIVE Ft0038 DUPLEX, all roams searchlights but could not trace many men, transfered so many "Controls have become So ef- rs in this area. For sales, service or repairs, Breeding stock. A. R. Anderson, on first floor. Located near High them." Later, he said, the crew times, he had forgotten the names fective that crabgrass is no long- car, reference, contact Bill Adams, 201 S. 13th Mayfield, phone 3255. 11-13P School wired for electric stove. detected call letters which "were of many of them. Ocie told him er as troublesome," says Robert W. Schery, director of the Bet- ofitable oppor- St. Phone PL-3-1757 or PL-3- Ideal location for High School very faint. They were from a he would relate an incident that GROUP INDIVIDUAL 1-12 guage Winchester shot gun, Lawn arid Turf Ins Aute. Your 5480, Murray, Ky. and downtown. $40.00 month. distress signal." happened in camp, and he knew ter ! weekly. 1-20 guage Winchester shot gun. "Most home owners o longer AND FAMILY $175 Tucker Realty, Maple street. Ni. Signal Dies Out if he were the Henry Dumas he net up to See Clifford Blalock, Lake Stop knew he would remember it. feel that dandelions and broad- LOOK ! 10 Alum. self-storing PL-3-4342. l'PC "Our hearts pounded and we you oar .• Oji1g .9 iking over full • Grocery. 11-10P After incident Dumas leaved weeds are a nuisance be- storm windows with alum, screen listened intently," Hoober said. relating the :cordingly. For FURNISHED Apartments, saki—Sure, you are the man, I cause they are so easily elimina- #1.0e; Cap), L•k.q. ..111eleet. and 1 door installed $189. Also 14 JERSEY COWS. and heifers; TWO "The letters then became ganbled in application. low' rent. Hot water and both. remember it well. ted with 2, 4-D. Crabgrass con- the triple track. No down pay- 10 registered, all calftexel vac- but we did our" best. to listen 61 1r0 4-m ?rc. a 1206 West Main, Phone PLaza 3- Then Gentry asked—do you re- trol is reaching more or less this ment, up to 38 months to pay. cinated, majority artifically aired more closely. We glued our ears .66 65 at U,Saef 11-12C member loaning me a dollar? No, same stage, with the araenical - , Home Comfort Company, 108 including 4 springers, 6 fresh, 1 1735. to the receiver but nothing came answered Dumas, don't have any compounds especially effective," hvotti Moil &South 12th Street. Phone PL-3- stripper, 1 bred heifer, 2 open after that." • 00 e_. recollection of the dollar. OK, Researchers are now turning flue 3607. 11-20C heifers. Also 4aa acres of tobacco HoOber's crew with II men cglgaaaellielinw.: 4-H News said Gentry, it happened. and I their attention toward control of for rent. Will runtish house and aboard arrived at Port Lyautey any going to pay that debt I have I the coarser 'grasses, fescues, or- 4 cow pasture. See CharlesB. to or- in the afternoon and N a v'y ITU'RKEY SHOOT at Aubrey The:meeting was called been owing 40 yea', with com- ! chandgrass, timothy and nimble- Stark, lea mile West of South Bobby Raz- apoketiman said "we are- letting few of the special advantages Blue Cross. Farris Store, Concord Highavay, der by the president, pound interest. Here is a tea will for which there is not yet Here are a Pleaaant Grove, hwy. 893 or the Portuguese and the British, Setaday, November 15, 1:00 p.m. call zell. The pledges were led by I dollar bill, give me that penny a good cure. carry on with the search for the Blue Shield members enjoy: • 5(4' Ter shot. 1TP Hit 2-3981. 11.12lP Wanda Blakely and Dan Easley. — read by Linda time being." The devotion was Answer to SatuYdaY'S Puglia your Blue Cross-Blue Shield The pilot cif the four-engined CROSSWORD PUZZLE You may continue WARREN' Wilson. V/ 6 ELECTRIC Company, Bus. Opportunities Mariner (ROM -5), now being protection ..m•••.11. Murray,oKentucky, ACROSS 5-0raduates Dim 00,00 EGIMO Route 2. an- This months program was on op (c011on ) operated by Portgual's Art in goat! MINE —when you retire or reach age 65 nounces its opening. See them ESTABLLSHED Fuller Brush safe bicycling in which several Airline, radioed Sunday he was 1- Vessel 6-Refund MOIR MURNOMONUI or phone PLaza 3-1352 for gen- 5-Developed 7-Latin —regardless of deteriorating health route available in Murray. Car of the members told safety rules. making an emergency landing in II•Yountg treat conyunction „gle SPIMMIgi MOM eral, wiring, electric heat nad and references necessary. PIP Mitchel Palmer showed the club calm water 180 miles off the lf.Conosal S-Damp WO Liao =ova You don't have to file a claim. Blue Cross- .13-Nerve 9-Couutry of maintenance. 11-15P weekly guarantee to start. Write some traffic signs and told what Asia moo mu ODOM Portuguese coast. Airline officials network Blue Shield pay your hoapital and doctor direct each meannt. 14- l*n it 10-Preposition MO Me Lif4M 010 422 Columbus Avenue, Paducah, hoped he would be able to taxi 11-Prefix down by Mich- 15-Conjunction ;MOUT MOM OMR for services you receive Kentucky. Phone 3-2/77. • 11-20C The games were led to safety. ls Snatch 17-Sun god MOOR @TO OM FOR ONE WAY Trailers hero ael Palmer. Several announce- s- Hoek, hill 1.11-Stamp Of is approved by the American liteapital Sea Crisu-Crossed 2.•Prr poeition approval MOMO EIBIOM Blue Cross • •0 lonywhereLeave there. AO., 1--- -- , ments were made by Mr. Sims, from 22- NI a 11.• name 11-Spoken 17 I US. Air Force planes IMIGOVIgeOW 0100 Aosociation I.cal trailer to rent by day or I Services Offered Wrther. 114•R•tained is-Ref us, from Mrs. Palmer, and Mrs. Africa and 4The Azores joined grapes 00190 IMMO z7-4. la,n) Shield is sponsored by (be lientucky State hour. Raye's Gulf Service, 9th I ..1 , The song "America" was led p-Male deer 21-Chief 2UM2 omum Blue Portuguese, British and French executives and Sycamore. PL-3-2944. ; Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 by Janice Perry and Michael St..alar a w Medical Association planes and ships criss-crossing. 4-bistruet. 24.yraperienCei 11-15C days a week. Call long cestanoeltoee 57-Li yen Atlantic in the area where 74-re taken 4.-Greek Tettor the 34.1.1u: al ceding ge-Cash drawer 46-Communion quis13.? last reported, plate 6u-Aftcrnoon the flying boat was .17-hmAll brook party 211-Cleterent laboriously 48- Interweaves 100 to 180 miles off Cape St. (cotton.) 23-Tid) 61 - Conluoct ion 61-Preposition 45-Cook slowly 63-Printer's 61-Pronoun NITCROSS PlifSIND Vincent. 41-Alternatinl RIP111sure current 3S-BOund 64-Cooled lava APPROVED SY MS SPONSORED $Y TOE HIstoPioal Novel oflb. Old West 40-Ardor 56-Nocturnal (abb.'.) bird SR- Preposit ion PLac1 43-14esnitlIno• APAIRKAN HOSPITAL IDENT1PCKY STATE INADKAL 42- • Roy • • • 44- Mlerepre- ASSOCIATION •45 6 7 11 04* 'SO ASSOCIATION from Page One Seat I 2 "3 4 7•.•„....-4, -,,-.• II' re" Continued 43 iinock • gunner's mate of his recruit com- 4:-1:•,1 Indian ;...:13 ..., :4 BY WILL COOK tree 12 6,....., TODAY! pany at the Great Lakes Naval IE.-, rnall itimps MAIL THIS HANDY COUPON Training Center. ..0.Word of I 5 l5,$6, Ole 49 1958, Will Cook. Reprinted by arrangement with Dodd, ,orroN Mead and Co. Dtstributed by King Features Spelleate. As a recruit petty officer he ".7 Ca. 5"'a >50;20 21 :42. frk.....; 741 11011 CIOSS 1401017AL KAN, INC will wear a miniature rating 34-,'omega@ 1 Ii•s. Wren SINN MURL•15 pnirlt •I lovs•••111• 1, K mr.hray iniigna as a badge of authority 51-Alen 7'.. .' :129 4. . during the remainder of his Dine 57 -Itas.bahl ...... 1 team --Ita §f .n14 Most wed •es, mahout obliesass. lefeHnstHe sod •11 ra r , eereaei -2 b2 33 1:- I He dropped his arms and they drop it off at the hank weeks of "Boot Camp." ,9-Symbol for •pplecistsae Co. aka Croos-Blue Skald I son letereste0 They'll i • 4 oint inside Elizabeth viton No the INDIVIDUAL PLANO FAMILY PLANO TI'l: i.e s. e...... t,e. buffalo was behind • the an E:.I and credit He was chosen for the position 4I-Be In debt 40 P7 511$0" Seth MR WV g; ass again waved greei. the counter and both men stopped t.. unt " in recognition of leadership qual- 6S-UnIt of ..,,. end thick around the trading powaalid.slared at her I "Bounds all right." Ricker said. ities displayed while undergoing electrical ra sneetemearaer K..... 9 NAYS • ao far as the eye could see Fin- i The short one stepped forward, 'But what keeps you from pad- recruit training. He is scheduled ITS-Carry ding it?" 47 -Marsh A 5 46 /:271°47 •Icy Burkhauser was still there, hat in hand "Dog me now if you to graduate Nov. 29 M1041113 -Songs ... occupying himself with the end- ain't the purtiest thing I've seen "Nothing." Burkhauser said. 68 s. since 69-Kenell• '..-.... CITY STAYS leas small chores that needed to leavire San Angelo. What -Except the same thing that PAUSE THAT REFRESHES yer name?" :o";::,57 58- •'.•: 59 60' • be done. Elizabeth Rettig hall air keeps you from losing it on the SAN JOSE. Calif. — (UPI) — DOWN fi.9V-4:4'55 flS 16010,10 SY settled dov.n anew to the daily "Elizabeth." way in to Dodge." He smiled. ._,,.:,,, • Ivan Ray Gomez has sworn off I-The orls.1 ::;:463 SA life she had led before. The "We're Texans, Mr Fticker, and el 62 11•111 1•111 IND — short one clapped his hands drinking on the job. Police ar- 2-True to • She said to Finley that It to his chest and let out a ringing if It's got so bad that we're go- Minor) rested him halfway through a 67 4641 159 FARM BURiAll MEMSU.:: SRI YOUR FARM SUREAU AGENT teemed now that they had never whoop. -This alr the place, ing to lie and cheat each other, 11-('v1'rIn0ld home burglary while he was tak- nab .. .. contracted smallrox or been to Smoke That was her name as I then It's time we leeve Texas q,nd Feature bynaicata. .n. - ing time out for a cold beer. 4-Wooden pin Distr. by Untied the Irolian villr.ge. The presence heard it: Elizabeth, by name, go live with the damned Yan- ,a --- of Wilson Tanner at the trading that's what the fella said." kees" by Ft...oburn Van Boras roc wrs a remir•ler of their Finley Burkhauser had come Ricker laughed and the matter NANCY • •finning him in the Indian camp, quietly up to the bar. "Let these was settled. Elizabeth Rettig stepped to the Aachen doorway. but Wilson, too seemed to have two gents have a drink, Eliza- THE been 'T the trading post all along. beth. On the house." He looked The Texas trail boas Immedi- AUTOMATiC Elizaocth was thankful that Wil- at them and smiled. -The first ately took off his hat. 'Ma'am, CAMERA son gut along so well with Tom Texas men of the season take a when Smoke and Pokey gut back at', the eirls. full jug back to camp with them to camp. they had surrounded the BROUGHT BACK The first indicaticai that the What's your outfit?" contents of one lug, which is by THE FIRST Tceans were on the move came "Y on a Rail," the short one way of staying that they made v..hen twa men rode out of the said. some pretty wild claims as to PHOTO OF THE south Flurkhauser saw them first "I've heard of it," Burkhauser your looks" lie grinned ''I'm MOON rnd Stood in _the front yard as said. "A big drive this year?" happy to say, that drunk or sober, my boys are truthful, 'cause they they splashed across the creek. "Ninety men and three hundred ",:l•y were wild men on wild horses." This wits the kind of an sure didn't exaggerate none at •horses, both uncurried and worn answer Burkhauser expected for all." from two and a half months on after losses by stampede, rustlers "Well, thank you," Elizabeth the trail. and Indians, the exact number said. "Are you the boss?" They did not immediately dis- of cattle remaining would only "Len Ricker, ma'am, from Han- squirmed in - r-ount. but the sad be a guess, but the dumbest horse ders." 1e and looked around. They wrangler would know how many "Well, Mr. Ricker, you can tell looked Burkhauser over carefully, men they had and how many your men that I built this place noting the familiar Ranger badge. horses; this was an excellent In order to trade with Texas cat- OW a AO. - AM eylwa One ot them cuffed a battered gauge of an outfit's size. tlemen. Any trouble that comes Cep ,0111 by U.. A. ,I rlt to the back of his head. "'You tell' your friends you'll up in here will have to be taken "Who', RIP if it ain't so. There Is be welcome here," Elizabeth said outside, since I have four small *BRIE al' SLATS by Ernie Bushandler n place here. Tell me, fells., be children "We surely will," Smoke said. living with me and I there a drink of whiskey inside?" won't He tucked the jug under his arm tolerate any cussing. As BECAUSE OF A LITTLE "There is." • -Let's go, Pokey. Thank yo'all for long aa the rules are followed, ITEM I RAN ACROSS IN The man's smile brightened. your men will have a the hospitality." Then he grinned good time. THIS PAPER . THAT'S "And a purty woman?" He asked For sale I've got clothes, shells, again. "My, but you ale- purty." I' breathlessly, as though it food, tobacco, and whiskey." WHY! They mounted up and rode couldn't °wifely be true. away, yelling, whooping, firing "My," Ricker said, "that do STORY THAT BEGINS -There Ia."; 1HE their pistols Elizabeth watched sound good!" He put on his IS THE MOST 1"- e, loin Men looked at each HERE TODAY them, then said, "They certainly gloves And stepped to the door- THE LIFE yrieW mayfly then whooped loud- IMPORTANT IN seem wild, don't they?" way, then paused to look at Fin- down from their CP SLATS AND BECKY. ly anti swung "Wild?" Burkhauser laughed. ley Burkhauser. "You're not here re-. Ies They made for the door IT'S THE ONE YOU'VE "Just like they'd been let out of because the weather's good. You 0.1, lone strides but Finley Burk- BEEN WAITING TO READ a cage!" after one of my men?" . eeer,er flung out both arms. ri- FOR LONG • • • -He might be with you," Burk- A LONG, m, feet:vele . halting them. They Len Ricker was the trail boss; hauser said. "Small, late twen- TIME. 1./ • yr In ,..ed at him, the grif1.9 Still he made his appearance in the ties, left-handed, and he talks . tdore. but patiently waiting for early morning, ahead of the cattle soft." Wis Pse.at before lagPere cgm, itern Fre wine a Mg horse, for he '"Pfnern,'" Rieke? Mid, purarng Met.eed was a big man in a big Job. He his lips. "He could be in the out- The shorter one said, *Now It dismounted in the yard, gave his fit A lot of 'em hired on just es.14.4„, de seem to me that you're a might Azavedo before we left San Angelo. But unfretrelly there, fella' horse to one of the brothers. then came on inside, even If I was sure of him, I "I don't mean 'to be," Burk- stripping off his leather gauntlets. wouldn't say, not while he was bruiser aaid "Bitt there are a few ••••••... Burkhauser stood behind the on the payroll. A man gives me rules that all gentlemen are ex- counter, a cup of whiskey waiting. his loyalty, then he gets mine. LIL' ABNZR by XI Capp pected to observe.No cussin'. No Ricker looked about once, then So I'll tell you straight out, if shooting holes in the ceiling. We tossed off the drink. "Where's you mean to take one of my men, JEST TAKE IT •finally got the roof to quit leak- '/F kvE RUNS the woman?" I won't guarantee one way or DOWAI ing and we want to keep it that EA,SY! REMEMBER "She'll be here when she gets another how my boys will act." %PIN(!f— LI'L APPLEBAUM WAY — way." OLE MANI here," Burkhauser said. "The "I understand that," Burk- A/0 GAL WILL KETCH US "With an effort," the other one ABNER'S RLI"ININ'.1 sense) is a whiskey's a quarter." hauaer said. MOSES PRE.- ON 542/E NAWAWS raid, "ah can restrain mahself." 1).AiSli MAE MUST wledge that Ricker laid quarter on the "You rangers have the crust DICK-SHUN!! They started forward again, but BE counter. He squinted then and all right. I wouldn't buck odds DANID!!—yipPAY!! ncies brings only surged against Burkhausee's fingered Burkhauaer'a coat aside, like that if I was the fastest man Irma They frowned. "Fella, yo'all exposing the badge. "Smoke said on the draw in Tease." # etoppin' mah pleasure and it are there was a ranger here." "You would If you wore a do aggravate me considerable." ,n "Company D, 3rd Battalion." badge. You'd have to." "If that pleasure is a drink," Burkhauser gave the tincup a "That's so," Ricker said and Burkhauser said, "I'll join you" shove. "Another?" went out. He got hIs horse and "Now that's neighborly," the paused -"Sure," Ricker said. He rode out to meet the cattle herd, e •short one said. "But 1 do want to to drink hia whiskey." What about look at that woman I heard tell money? We won't pay off until C about." the buyer deposits his check." "Out of the corner of his eye "But only lotik," Burkhauser "Your credit's good," Burk- Brirkhauser saw the men move, cautioned. 'No man is allowed be- hauser aald. "We'll keep a record and knew that he had been hind the counter." of what the charges are and when caught unprepared." The story "Why, shore," they gala. you go on In to Dodge, yoa can continues here tomorrow. name ...mettle Two A - -1.

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C • PACE FOLTZ ••••• •• 4.4, O.i• ••• ••• LEDGER & innes — MURRAY, KENTUCKY — MONDAY N6VEMBER 1 10, 1959 Wednesday, November 12 scratches him- 4. four or five times a day, depend- the runner merely The Arts and Crafts club will ing on the volume of his business.'self under the arm. Number nine First meet at 2:30 in the afternoon in Police In South Africa He merely decides on a number, is moon and the runner takes off Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone PL 3-4707 the home of Mrs. Cullen Phillips, chosen among the 34 available.. his hat. 112 North 14p. Street. Then his runners hand in the When the runner waves his Foiled By Numbers Game slips and accounts are settled. hand over his face it's good Loi Thunaday, November 13 "The tote is fixed at 24 to 1," news for those who put their The Supreme Forest Woodman the Chinese said, "and the low- money on number 17, whictial Cr-dc will meet at the Woman's By HENRI SCHOUP where betting laws are strict, est bet we accept is a tickey" means "diamond lady." When ha'. Club house at 7:30 in the even- Uesited Press international are constantly on their trail. (three-pence or four U.S. cents) makes a gesture as if to cut his ing. JOHANNESBURG — (UPI) — To trace the fatifee "bankers." Since the true odds are 34 to 1, throat, the number is 30, or •Loci VO#141 Vold See. The African fruit seller in Com- one has to go into the slums with 34 numbers in each pool, "chicken." Thursday, November 13 missioner Street, the heart of and courtyards ad the non-Eu- the banker thus has a neat pro-' "How would you expect the The Magazine club will meet Johannesburg, drew his hand ropean districts on the city's out- fit edge. • police to grab the runners?" The United at 7:30 in the evening with Mrs. in the home of Mrs. Edwin Lar- across his neck in a throat-cut- skirts. The banker's runners spread Chinese said. "Even knowing the Barney Weeks as co-hostess. son at 2:30 in the afternoon. Mrs. ting gesture. The man on the At the back of a butcher's the news of the latest lucky meaning of all these gestures SOCIAL CALENDAR • • • • E. S. Fergerson will speak on opposite side of the street walked shop, this correspondent met one number silently and efficiently, doesn't help them much." Tuesday. November 11 Your United Nations and You." away muttering: ''No luck today." of the five Chinese who run the according to the time-honored As he said that, a fat African The Eastside homemakers club • • • • By his gesture, the fruit seller fahfee Monday, November 10 of Mrs. Ethel Ward, Group two game in Sophiatown, a fahfee signal code. vecteen waddled down the street w.:1 met at 1 u.rn, in the hc.me had signalled a lost bet in South jumble of stone houses, tin her skirt iraik The Sigma department of the will be in charge. Group Three of the CWF, First Each number in the list of 36 lifting the edge of Mrs. Curtis Hayes. The lee.son Africa's simplest and most popu- shacks and wooden hovels with gesture. Num- Woman's club will meet at 7:30 • • • • Christian Church will meet In has a name. Number one is the a weird coquettish wit be on Color in Relation to lar gambling game, fahfee. an estimated population of 15.000 come up that morning In the evening at the club house. The Etizelian Class of the Pry. the church parlor. Program will king and is indicated by lifting ber 15 had Aceess or ies. Not a weird had been spoken Africans, Indians and half-castes. 15 means "bad wo- Guest speaker Will- be Dr. Harry Helots! Church will meet at 7 be given by Mrs. 0. 3. Boone, one finger. Number two is the l and number See. but the unlucky gambler knew This man was the only fahlee Sparks Hostesses p.m. in the home of Mrs. Ronald Jr., and hostess is Mrs. Gene monkey and when it comes up man." are Mesdames The W.MU circles of the First that number 30 had come up banker prepared to talk about Riaten James, A G. W1:son, Ben Churchill. Group Two, Mrs. My- Lanolt. Baptist Church will meet in the and not the number on which he his business which, he ackomv- ezrzerzremezer Grogan and rtle Cope, captain, will be in • • • • Gene Landoll. following places; Circle One with had staked a 10-shilling note • • • • charge. The South Murray Home- ledged, gave him "a comfortable Mrs. Graves Hendon at 2:30, (1.40). living." West Monday, November 10 • • • • makers club will meet in the Circles two and three with Circle Organizers of the fahfee game The game is supposed to have The Bethany Sunday School The Business Guild of the home of Mrs. Maurice Christ.. five at the Baptist Mission at 2 (a Chinese word of uncertain been brought to South Africa by Class of the First Baptist Church First Chri;',...an Church will meet pher, 312 South 13th Street. GENUiPaL REGIS, E. MLA) pan., Circle Four at the home origin) are forced to resort to Malays in the veil" meet at 7 p.m. in the Hoene in the home of Mrs. C. S. Lowry • • • • the Cape of Good Bloct of Mrs. H. C. Chiles at 2:30 pan. Group Four of the First Chris- elaborate sign language to elude Hite but it has always been a • • • • the police who, in this country virtual monopoly of the small K tian Church CWF will meet at By The Morning Circle of the 9730 in the morning in the home Chinese community here. JOBI VISCS of the First Methodist of Mrs. Ralph Woods. Fahfee is a numbers game us- Church will met Tuesday, No- eel. The Roy Enochs ing a total of 38 digits, but the BERLIN West Berlin vember 11, at 9:30 in the morn- Tuesday, November 19 Entertain At Open numbers which came up on the For Every Budget ing at the home of Mrs. Ray The general meeting of the previous days are excluded, leav- Communist Mundy on North 8th Street. American p Christian Women's Fellowship House For Church ing 34 for betting. THE RING WITH THE SPECIAL • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Enoch essary to 1 banker draws two, three, will be held at 9:30 in the morn- The PERFECT DIAMOND! The AAUW will meet in the ing in the church parlor. entertained with an open house the Commie MONDAY and TUESDAY home of Mrs. Alai Presson on • • • • in their hurtle on Highway 641 The Keepsake Certificate The thee Olive Ext'd. at 730 pan. Group one of the First Chris- recently between the hours of 2 signed by Keepsake and The program will consist of a p.m for the members Paernier Ni tian Church CWF will meet in p.m. and 6 People 60 to 80 our store guarantees o To acquaint you with Superior Laundry and panel discussion on Moral and jf the Van Dyke Church Paris, sill Mond. the home of Mrs. Rupert Parks perfect center diamond, Cleaners new telephone number Educational advantages and ob- Tenn. transfer to at 2:90 p.m. regardless of style or ligations of integration. • • • • Mr. Enoch is minister of the Us eminent toe • • • • Would You Like price (or replacement Group two, First Chris- church. Refreshments were cent- still exerci. CWF You,.. assured). Keepsake also The Winsome class of the Me- tian Church will meet at 2:30 in ered around the punch bowl in To Send control of morial Baptist Church will meet registers your ring per- PLaza 3-1613 the afternoon at the home of the dining room. About fifty complete information about lifelines to in the home of Mrs. Elsner Shol- . . life- Mrs. E J. Beale, Mrs. P. A. Hart guests attended how you can' still apply for a manently, assuring der on Dodson Ave. • • • • time trode-in privilege He threa • • • • and Mrs. Will Starks are co- 91,000 life insurance policy to four-power we will give a and protection against hostesses. help take care of final expenses under whicl The Murray Star chapter No. • • • • diamonds for one without burdening your family? RIDLEY $225.00 loss of occupy and 433 OES will meet at 7:30 p. The WSCS of the First Metho- handle the entire year. ONCE BITTEN... You can Also $450 and 675 relies behint at the masonic hall. dist Church will meet in the transaction by mail with OLD FREE GIFT • • • • Wedding Ring $125.00 Rinfrs solarised to show bean* te threat 1 church's social hall at 10:45 in GRAND FORKS, N. D. — AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. Prices include Yedieg el Tea Homemakers lead to a to the first 500 persons calling The Wadesboro th (UPI)— City officials here adop- No obligation of any kind. No club will meet at 10 a. m. for an more comp The Jessie Ludwick Circle d ted a rule against accepting any one will call on you! than that of SUPERIOR LAUNDRY arid CLEANERS all day meeting in the home of College mail it the Presbyterian church more postage-due mail after Tear out this ad and of Western Mrs. Odell Colson. address • • • • will meet at Wells Hall with they shelled out 48 cents to today with your name, JEWELRY over East ( If you have laundry and cleaning they will Mrs. Mary Brown as hostess at claim a package which turned and year of birth to Old Ameri- FURCHES The Dorcas Sunday School rounded chtj deliver the gift to you. I p.m. out to contain a parking ticket can Insurance Co., 3 West 9th, S. 4th St. Phone PL 3-2835 If not, you may call the Memorial Baptist lion persons Class of • • • • arid 100 pennies to pay for it. Dept (.1116B, Kansas City, Mo and give your name and come in to the Tuesday even- Church will meet The Delta department of the Krushches plant and pick up your gift. meeting ing. Nov. 11, at 720. The Woman's club will be at 7:30 In Moscow Si will be at the home of Mrs. Por- the evening at the club house. que,tioned t ter Chilcutt, 606 Sycamore St. • • • • Proprarn leader will be Mrs. J. I. • Allied use Hosick. Miss Bradley will spoilt the Soviet Wednesday, November 12 on "The Insig.U. ESTABLIsli Into The School WILLIAMS TO ESTHER The West SUPERIOR The Wesleyan Circle of the for New Hope' Hostesses will confidence, will meet First Methodist Church be Mesdames Wells Purdorn, anent spoke evening at the at 7:30 in the H. Cooper. W. C. Outland, and recalled tha Rex Alexander. Laundry & Cleaners home of Mrs. F. E Crawford John Foster • • • • See. day that "is Presbyterian Ch- MURRAY The College DISTRIBUTORSHIP IN PHONE PLaza 3-1613 urch will have a family night supper at the church beginning rorriptly at 620 p.m. Dynamite 1959 Distributor • (Continued from Front Page) Lii

fu! The Negro high school art _ Appointment MergaMown had been closed and Negro and white see:lents at- tended classes and competed on ti Program N4 Last Night While You Slept! varsity sports teams without dif- ficulty. Just Starting Whiston said there had been Lryriz The Little no threats ad violence, in con- 'The International Swimming Pool( Ward trast to the bomb scares which Newton, ssorkI's leading manufacturi f deeid di* have rocked the Miami. Fla., of home and motel swimming pools, ,. • whethet area, raising religious as well has just launched the largest new dis- in the foci as rac:al tensions. tributor appointment program in the 0.; court order International is the ". "A Typical Csimmunity" Company's history. manufacturer of the famous "Osage is a typical northern exclusive Esther Williams Pores and is expand- West Virginia coal mining com- All Murray ing manufactunng, service and training ;. munity," authorities here said. facilities in order to serve an additional i live side "Negroes and whites 500 communities. by side and have for years. Their Racked by the biggest swimming pool children play together. This is publicity and advertising campaign America's Largest-Selling Family and Motel a .00,•-•• Telephone Numbers the last thing you would ex- ever announced in the industry, the new entucky dtstnbutor appointment program is • r Osage was it rated last scheduled to be completed within six Pool To Be Available In This Area • The high the first city adminis- weeks June. Of why the I oleo Williams Pool eliminates costly painting eastern Ke tration, two of the councilmen This rnariet has been selected by is outselling all others by a wide expenses. will move and the recorder are Negroes Of International's fsi•rketmg Committee by margin. "The third basic reason is Wednesd Were Changed the 17 teachers of the dynamited for one of the new distributorships. An front extend Esther Williams marketing executive "East, it's the safest pool that an Esther Williams Pool school, two are Negroes. eastern Nel will personally consult with home own- .1h the exclusive safety walk is complete in every respect for School superintendent Steven- moving as ers and motel owners and consider ap- I wound, the flat play area convenience, maximum family son said the blasted school will anperently plications for the Esther Williams dis- .id the safety cover. These fea- fun and the most be closed today. After Tuesday's economical Kentucky's tributorship in this area (see box below). : NI:cots peaceof Veterans' .Day holiday, he said, ores give mind. maintenance—everything in- Wednesday. he hoped to have the students Being the mother of three en- cluding tiller, underwater light .5.outherly housed in other buildings. DISTRIBUTOR ergetic children. I can assure stainless steel ladder, laminated • today and t Please! Clean up work at the school QUALIFICATIONS vou these wonderful features diving board and Mother items. temperatures started within an hour after the •,v,e me peace of mind. There are no hidden extras to normals wit off business blast. The area was roped Good character, a successful "Secontils ,an i-stherWilliams buy. cloudiness background anal a desire to build your and only Board of Eduration Pool is built to last because of "And,the fourth reason more Winds will ' and authorities were own business are the prime qualifica- employ-es the rigid construction standards people from coast to coast are in eastern P enter. tions for an lather Williams distributor- Williarns.g kWh ir.•II.% pf t'A- permitted to Esther established by our Engineer- buying this complete pool than becomirag 1 1. Throw Away Your OLD Directory ship Swimming ident of International ing Department—poured con- any other is the integrity on the afternoon. S The home and motel swimming pool Pool Corporation and world business has become one of America's crete, steel reinforced through- part of Esther Williams distribu- to 20 miles famous authoritv .on swimming fastest growing new industries The out and covered with exclusive tors to provide the finest possi- peeted in th 2. Use NEW Directory for All Calls STANDARD Esther Williams Pool is the undisputed and swimming pools. • Perma-Scal Poolskin which ble pool at lowest cost" eat e. leader in this new industry, accounting • distributor LV1 ror toto 40% oral( the eermarient-type -Atir-recent t-INIIIMINIINNIIIMI11011111Mommummammommam. cloudy with OIL Williams observed pool INJ1Ineu ence, Esther that, "It is truly amazing how 3. Please Do Not Industry sales have more than dou- The Division Marketing Manager Cail from Memory bled every year for the past three years. quicklya community becomes Regional I PRODUCTS Trade experts, however, point out that swimming pool consciotet fol- for Esther Williams Pools, Western X pool sales have not yet reached bOom lowing the appointment of the warmer tore gigantic scale arc ex- to 4. Dial 2 LETTERS stage Sales on a distributor for our complete line today 62 Plus 5 FIGURES pected to begin in 1959 and continue of family and motel pools." to 50. Partly FUEL OIL years to come. for many Many swimming pool au- ed warm When Calling One of the New Numbers No franchise fee is required of. new Mr. John chance of sl Williams Walker Esther Williams distributor Distri- thorities credit Miss as being the major influence in ripen. High . butor appointed will he expected to Is in Murray to consult with home own- • investment in self- speeding up the trend to family Prompt Metered Delivery make a modest ers interested in home pools and to Tobacco C liquidating inventory with big profit swimming pools—a trend that talk with diktributor Very dry potential Construction experience is sweeping 'across America and applicants for this area. THANK YOU • GASOLINE • OILS is Monday wit not a requirement. backyard family For an appointment call or write him at • LUBRICANTS making the averaging V. investment, as the address or number below: pool a sound to usual ml) accepted CALL PL 3-4652 ATTENTION well as the new and to 95 per adjunct to American family NATIONAL HOTEL midity Mond HOME OWNERS living. 50 per cell Miss Phone PL 3-3020 WHITNELL & SON If you have an acquaintance who At the same conference dry today s DISTRIBUTING CO. is interested in the exclusive Williams also explained, "I be- 21 per cent Esther Williams distributorship lieve there are four basic reasons easern I Standard Oil Distributor is this area, contact the Division of Kentucky Southern Bell Marketing Manager at the ad' — Pogue Ave. — dress or telephone in hex st right. INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING POOL CORPORATION that barns If your recommendation is ap- as this dry HARMON & CHARLES Genera/ Officet WHITNELL pointed, you will be entitled to the tobacco an Father Williams family Swim- Plains, New sripping, Driver - Junior Brandon ming Pool at deal,. 188 East Post Rood, White York

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