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EBRUARY 2, 1959

Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper Largest First .. . Circulation In n s with The City Local News • Largest Circulation In and The County Local Picture* MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 29 IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, February 3, 1959 United Press International •INI•VI est RUSSIANS BOAST OF FIRING ABILITY Campaign Tour Of Dr. Welch Will Can Hit Any Spot On Earth Combs Will Begin Remain With TVA Report Indicates PADUCAH (UPI )-Bert Combs With Their Bombs,Red Claim Is Wyatt, who merged W. L Carter and Wilson FRANKFORT ( - An in- forces recently for the Democrat- formed source here said Monday powerful and more modern means ic primary election, will begin a By HENRY SHAPIRO that Dr. Frank J. Welch has de- rockets." campaign tour of Kentucky's United Press International ' -intercontinental cided to remain on the TVA The Soviet Union has these mis- eight congressiogial districts here MOSCOW 1 UPI) - Soviet milt- Board of Directors and is expect- he added, which "can carry State tonight. tary and atomic experts said to- siles, 'Candidate, ing a presidential appointment to any hydrogen charges to The tour will be the first made day they have missiles which their a new nine-year term in 1960. point on earth, to the very point by the canditdates as a team "can easy their hydrogen charges Dr. Welch. who has been on for they heading an anti-ad- to any point on earth." They ac- (intended as a target), Combsis leave of absence as dean of the minstration ticket while Wyatt cused the West of continuing are very accurate." University of Kentucky College told the west: the Democratic nomi- preparations for war but said Mahnovsky then Position is seeking of Agriculture since December, School obsolete. "Your arms are too short, gentle- for lieutenant governor Western methods were nation 1957, declined to comment on the Sin the May primary election. The claims indicated the Rus- men." report. Presumably, he was claiming if the people select me," Combs and Wyatt will visit the sians took advantage of sumeen- W. Z. Carter. Superintendent of tendent Sen. John Sherman Cooper II- for Soviet missiles District for a sion of nuclear tests gy the United superior range City Schools, and former Grand Mt. Carter said, 2nd Congressional Ky. said in Washington that he mov- at the Cows.), States and Britain to continue (Continued on Page Three) Master of the Masonic Order of Carter led tkie drive which meeting Warren had ont been approached in re- tent No. 3 in Bowling Green their own tests and improve their Kentucky, today announced that ed the local system from rank 70 Courthouse gard to Welch being appointed effrey night. nuclear weapons. he would seek the Democrat .hursday to a new term and that he would- formal Defense Minister Rodion Mali- r'a nomination for state school sup- They will attend the n't expect la be since Welch's and nuclear research chief opening of their Christian Lounty un- novsky Roll erintendent. present term does not expire Honor at Hop- Ivan A Kurchatov told the 21st Carter, who is 59 Years of age campaign headquarters til May. 1960. an Soviet Communist Party congress has been head of the Murray city nsville Friday, and address Dr. Frank University President speeches that the Red four. erth District meeting in Somerset in separate school system for the past G. Dickey said he had not heard FREIGHTER KITS ICEBERG WITH 96 ABOARD - The missiles Released By Saturday afternoon. army now has superior teen years. the report that Welch would not "unsinkable" Danish freighter Hans Hedtoft above) carrying Next Tuesday they will speak -akid warheads. including * In. a statement today Carter return to the University this win- pasengers and a crew of 40 struck an iceberg in heavy seas. M so the Hardin County Courthouse 55 and cheaper" H-bombs"more,compact spid that "smce the office of state ter. Dickey said. "I have heard 40 miles south of Geeenland. The ship sent out the first S.O.S. in Elizabethtown in the 4th Dis- developed in tests last fall. urray High school superintendent is of para- nothing about at- My statement of its kind since the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, with a loss trict Has Better Missiles mount interest to every parent still stands - we expect Dean felled lost. A German fishing of 1,517 lives. The freighter was The "iMperiallats," Malmovsky , and prospective parent in Ken Welch to return to the univer- thin eight hciiirs but Principal Fred Schultz today re- trawler searched the area for more said, "are continuing their prep- tucky," he expects to ,run an sity." no sign of the freighter leased the honor roll for the abandoned its mission, reporting arations for a new war and the independent race school for the semester which was Re Hospital It was rumored :hat Welch. the most powerful weapon of - use of just completed. Kentucky Murray people [ "I ask the who was given a deadline for of mass extermination, nuclear to examine my record as Murray returning to the has He also released the honor roll university, weapons. and also are threatening Supeantendent, as well as my Monday's complete record fol- told university officials he does for the third six weeks period, Murray State Third High In with the might of their aviation / qualifications for thisifAlse.ftt be- lows: not plan to meet it, thus leaving however only the semester honor and navy fore voting May 26 I have any I Census 41 the way open roll is being printed below. The for reappointment "To this we can reply that *lose friends who are supporting ' Adult Beds 05 of the TVA Board of Directors students and their grades are list- Loan Fund these are comparatively outdated Governor Har- Beds 24 For Student ed with their standings for the Bert Combs or Lt. Emergency When Welch accepted the TVA State means of war. There are more / ry Lee Waterfteld. I can' work Pa :I tnts Admatted appointment by President Eisen- entire semester. of these men for bet- Patients Dismissed 1 Seniors with either hower, he asked and received a LOUISVILLE (UPI) - Federal Bellarmine. $1,300; Berea, $2,166; as state school superin- New Citizens Mary Florence Churchill 2.75, ter schools W. Z. I. arts. r one-year leave of absence from funds for students loans began Bethel. 51,083. Brescia, 3794; Youths Mayfield Rebecca Dublin 2.75. Marilee East- MIPaold4.4eal,bsTeadmitted Friday the university, and said he plan- flowing to colleges and universi- Campbellsville, $2.257, Colege of in teacher-ialaries in the state ti $1,- Sentences er 2 7'7: Bonnie Futrell 3.0, Sandra a. m. to Monday 10:30 a. m• ned to return in December 1958. ties. including 25 in Kentucky, the Bible. $433; Cumberland. Get rank 36. He has also been instru- $1244; He nitric k 30. Betty Hart 2_50, rhant No. S During the 14 months that he today under the 1958 Defense 936; Kentucky Wesleyan, mental In the construction of Wee Matter Steven Tenney Phil- Cynthia .listton 3.0, Martha Jones Stubblefield has served on the board. runeurs Education Act. 1.Jedsey Wilson, $1,204: Nazareth, Two of the three Mayheld lurphy 3.0. Me- stew eierneitary schools in Murray lips, Rt. 5; Mrs Sherman Young. up that- be did not Bennett, 5802; Union, "in connection wVi. -Meg. Itohwedder & Auto Store love cropped 'tfl. allocation of more than sit law Sue wok. as a new arts Rt. Benton; Mrs. Joe Ithiits1 Villa were sent- lissa Sexton TOO. Linda Toon 2.50, pian to return td the university, million dollars in loan funds ine 92,367, Ursuline. $1,043; and Pans. Tenn., break-ins k High School. baby boy. Re 2, Kirk- Larry Buxton 2.50, Jerry Don .1 Murray Nance and but time after time the rumors schools under Madonna. $1.244 enced last week to three years , .Comments Off of the eluded Kentucky Mr. Carter is a member sey; Mrs Sam H. Beaman, Hazel Vocational , Neale 2.75 have been spiked by both Welch nine main programs. Institutions taking part in the each in the Tennessee Church of Murray Puryear, the act's First Christian Rd, Mrs. Noble Hughes. and university officials. loan program must provide $1 in School for white boys. The third , Juniors has served as Elder for Junes, at. Andrus 2 55. Frankle where he Tenn ; Mrs. Charles The report here Monday in- College students and high school loans for each $9 provided by the youth. 18 years old. was held to ! Shirley Ike Message the past twenty years and is 1, Farmington; Mrs. Maurine apply to the in- March grand Beane 285. Doralyn Farmer 2.80, cluded SF'Prediction that the Uni- igraduates may federal government await action of the Bible Class. Brent 2.80. Donna Gro- teacher of the Men's Swann. 311 No. 10th.; Mrs versity will name a successor to stitutions receiving the fund 5, jury Marion Ferguson of Loris 2.77, Peggy He was District Governor Cooper, So. 16th.; Horner Gard- Welch as dean of the College of which will pick the students to in sentencing the boys. Judge !glut 3.0. Gail Houston and is Outland 3.0. An- I International in 1954-55 ner, Rt. 1; Mrs_ James T. Perry. Agriculture. Such an appoint- receive them The law requires E. J. Carter, juvenile judge of Kipp 30. Sharon Counselor. He Pfrriirnen Over- House Blocks Parks 2 85. Judy Ward 2.7.5, Congressman Frank Albert Stub- now International nee ment if it materializes, would that priority be given students Henry County. Tennessee, said he nette as president of the Finley, Rt. Wrather 2_50, Billy Kop- blefield today commented on Pres- has served by. Rt 5; Mrs. Media probably be announced at the with superior academic back- Traffic For Over hoped never to see the boys again Barthela Education Associa- Hen- 2.50. Frank Rickman 2.85. ident Eisenhower's agricultural First District I. Lynn Grove; Mrs Bertha next meeting of the university ground who plan to teach, or in court. Both youths are 16 years perud president of the Alumni Mrs. Hour On Square Sophomores message on January 29. tion and dricks. Rural Route. Sharpe' trustees, Feb lg. those who show special aptitude old. of State Col- 1, Alma; Clack 2.80, Barbara Dub- e.) In his comments which he gave / Association Murray Carl Thomas Butts, Rt in science. matematics, engineering The trio was arrested by May. Sylvia he was graduat- Rt. I, Almo; Joyce Hargis 3.0, Carol in the daily Ledger and Times. lege from which Mrs. Kenneth Todd, or languages field police at the request of the 1 1.n 2.66. ed in 1929. He received his Mast- Mrs. Raymond Oausey. lit 1. Spaghetti Supper A good real estate buy was Henry Jackson 30, Nancy McCuiston 3.0, Congressman Stubblefield had the Loans up to $1,030 a year may Paris police department. er's degree in Public School Ad- Lynn Grove; Max Wimberly, available on the court square for Hutson.Joyce Morris 275. Mary Wells following to say. Planned By MYF be given. The borrower may au- County Sheriff Hortie ministration from the University Cottage Grove. Tenn.; Mrs. Ma- about an hour this morning, that police Overbey 3.0, Carol Quertermous *The President's agricultural tomatically cancel half the loan , commended the Mayfield of Chicago in 1932. He is a veter- son Canedy, New Concord; W R. is if you wanted to live on the action in the 3.0. Brenda Smith 2.50, Sally message seemed to take a more by spending five full years teach- department for their an and is a member of the Sec- Perry, 305 So. 8th; Mrs. J. W. The Senior MYF of the First side of the square and watch the 'Sprunger 2.50, Mary Anna Wallace conciliatory tone than his agri- a ing in public schools. matter. ondary School Commission of the,Harris, Rt 3. Methodist Church will have world go by. left im- 250, Ann Wrather 3.0, Skipper cultural messages in previous The biggest allocation ati Ken- Tennessee authorities Southern Association of Schools d ism issed f ism F rid ay spaghetti supper Thursday night, the Bennett 275, Woody Herndon 275, years. However, the basic premise Patient* to the University of was halted at mediately for Nashville with February 12th at 6 o'clock In the tucky went A large trailer 3.0. Joe Overbey way to and Colleges. 9:00 a. m. to Monday 10:30 a. on. youths. Officers brought the boys Kenneth Hirsch that the only satisfactory Social Hall of the Educational Louisville. granted $12,326. the corner of the Bank of Murray Married to the former Martha Mrs. Wesley Rumen, Rt. 6; and Murray on their trip to 250. deal with the problem of balanc- may be purcbas- Morehead State College was sec- as it attempted to make the turn through Stevenson of Ballard County. Mr. baby girl. Russell; Mrs Eugene Building. Tickets Freshmen ing supply with demand is to of the MYF ond high in the state. receiving east with its load of a house. Paris. Carter has two children. Mrs. Smith. Rt. 4; Mrs_ Joe Richardson ed from any member Margie Banks 275. Mary Lou rrhant No 9 )arther reduce farrn prices and 3-4668 $11.233, while Murray State was Telephone wires halted its ad- Johnny Reagan of Murray. and and baby boy. 205 W. 8th. Ben- or phone PL Bryant 2.75, Leah Caldwell 3.0, Done. Jr to turn back toward the method the school third with $8,666 vance until linemen could loosen John Mack Carter, editor of ton; Mrs. Jimmy Stubbiefield Rt. All benefits will go to Local Woodmen Win Ann Dunn 275. Sara Hughes 275, /y & ( leaner, followed before 1933 This remedy Allocations to other state sup- the large cable so that it could American Home Magazine, of New 1, Ahno; Mrs. James Robert Ad- of New Hope. Diane Larson 2.75, Sandy Lilly of lower prices asks the farmers ported schools included Western clear the peak of the house. For Camps York City. ams and baby boy. Hit. 3, Hazel; Honors 30. Laurel Parker 3.0, Nell Pugh to accept reduced prices for their .Kentucky. $6,821: University of Mr Leon Wilkerson (Expired) JAYCEES TO MEET on the Berry 2 75. Kathleen Sprunger 2.75. Patsy efforts in the face of rising prices Kentucky. $5,817: Eastern Ken- The house was Two local units of Woodmen of Rt 1, Mayfield; Jack Sims, Gen. from the fire Shirley 2.75, Andrea Sykes 2.75, for everything they buy. Police Blotter Must tucky, $4,886; and Kentucky State property across the World Life Insurance Society Del., Miss Pamela Ross, 1400 The Murray Junior Chamber street and was 1 Richard Hurt 3.0, John Hutson 3.0, "The proposal to abandon the College. $2.969. station on Poplar otiwotnatanhhighd tna honors for carin g oin n Courts Hughes; Mrs. Fred Johiwon, 401 of Commerce Ili hold its regular Charles Roberteon 2.50. Harold parity concept for tobecco will Be Open Say The largest allocation to a pri- being moved via trailer fraternal activities No. 1st. Al V. Farless, Rt_ 2, business meeting tonight at 7:00 combined Shoemaker 2.75, Phillip Sparks not, in my opinion, be acceptable school in the state was to The moving took the the Society announced to-' at the city hall vate 1958. Wilson 3.0, Richard or to Con- Kiricsey; Mrs. Louise Johnson, $3,564. efforts of police, and electric and 250. James to the tobacco growers SHARON, Pa. (UPI) - The to be Georgetown College, day 500 Elm; Mrs Max Lovett. Rt. All members are urged linemen. w i Workman 2.75. . gress since it is a built-In price Herald has won its battle Others included: Asbury, 2802; telephone Camp No. 592 and the ne Sharon (Continued on Page Three) present. 5th Glade 1.&pport reducing technique. The J. women's Court No. 728, both of with Mayor Michael Dunn to Judy Adams 2.55, Donna Sea- alternate proposal of discretionary city's police "blotter" 'Murray, qualified for the Society's have the ford 2.89. Patsy Spann 2.66, Jeanne supports based on parity will also, Ribbon" award open at all times for use by re- "Blue 2.66. Cecelia Wallace 2 85, my opinion, be unacceptable The P. Willoughby was con•!Steytler in porters. In Murray At Aubrey Pur- Brick Residences Were Sheryl Williams 2.85, Patsy discretionary seems to have Only One Dozen and L. Carnie since The newspaper had petitionea sul commander I clom 2.85, Judy Bogard 2.66. Diane meant lower price suppoft levels at Mercer for a Hendon, financial secretary, of the County Court Rogers 266, Walter Blackburn 2.75, In virtually all cases. This does after charging Murray Camp. Mrs. Barbara Jack- writ of mandamus Removed In Progress Eddie Grogan 3.0, Duane Lowry the possibility of Have Been was ern- not preclude Century; Many 602 Poplar Street. that reporter James B. Shuman Turn Of The son, Pasco 2 50, Jimmy 7iii0li1 aG 30. John the need for a review of the use of the police pres sand Mrs. Joann Simmons, was denied oldest was the Tre- and I remember counting nine 2.50, Jesse Shaw 2.50, Brian Tier- present laws relating to the his death. However it was razed that the next Street, secretary, of the docket on two occasions last week. Ed note: Following is the houses between Murray and the 511 Beale Titsworth 3.0. calculating mon Beale home on east main ney 260, Steven Method of parity. During a hearing on the petition first part of a two part series In her life time and a large frame Pans and Murray court. sug- recently razed Perhaps some are state line on the old Tommy Wells 3.0 "With respect to the final before Judge Herman M. homes in Murray at KentuckySeven otherqn Monday on brick house built on the same site. Tom Turn- Murray road that featured the Grad. stilton that acreage-poundage may W. of the opinion that the qualifiedlifierW fornen thceam aPsw•arid n. Hodgere Sharon City Solicitor the turn of the century by Dr. front porch around three sides of Belote 2.50, Betsy Bla- some merit for tobacco. I er brick on the corner of fourth Nos. 40, Sebrees Marion have Allen Dill presented an order Hugh McElrath. Tomorrow the Perhaps the next oldest was a front room with a door into They are Camp Bryan 3.0, mind and will be and Walnut was older. Frankly I the 457,1 lock 2_50. Margaret have an open signed by Mayor Dunn directing part will be published. house just west of the hospital. side The 43, Owensboro; 138. Hazel; Dibble lead- second can't say perhaps others can. It the rooms on either 676, Marcia Burpoe 2.50. Linda gentled by the same grower officers to "comply As originally built it comprised Paint sviii e; 585, Lynch; all police early living room or the family rooms Donna Easter 275. Beverly vhant No 12 which has developed and of any must have been built in the and 714 Martin. 2.50, ership promptly with the request two rooms above and below. There generally called in other days Greenville; Patsy Lax 250, Patty necessary over the MC 70's Jean Wallis recalls that his earned by Lassiter 2.50. revised as citizen to see the dockets." By DR. HUGH ELRATH was an inserted porch on the east the dining This signal honor was Kitty Sanders prow. and Mr. Jim Utterback Was to the east and Pasco 2.7'7, Sheila Polly 3.0. years the present tobacco signed the order going up from father local Woodmen camps Amen) 'yenta! Iron Co. Mayor Dunn with the stairs room to the west with the kitchen 94 2.75, Ann Beale Russell 2.85. head of the At the turn of the century there contracted with John Derrington courts ( women) for out- Ray In the capacity as the porch. It was built by Emmett and back porch on the south. and 15 Sanders 2.75, Susan were only a dozen brick residents to recover the house in the early services last Ann Kay city's police bureau. Becham a member of the local had been some changes standing fraternal Sprunger 2.50, ation of the them have 90's. Which would indicate that There meet Sparks 2.50. Betsy in Murray. As three of bar. Later there was a frame The roof was year. They were required to Wallis It was built perhaps twenty or since it was built. core 'Sherry Thacker 2.75, Kay GAME PARTY been razed recently and others annex to the back. Some kinsman windows regularly, have an active AFTER An interesting in four gables and the 275. Patricia Wilson 2.50. Ralph years ago, it seems timely to at more years before. for service to sick. unfort- I of J. H. Felts lived there one in the gables were pointed in melee Stanley Jewell 2.60, IF Weather concerning them before their side light in the contract they members, and Jackson 2.75, The Murray Womens Club is write time and he lived there while sash to harmonize with unate, or distressed Billy Wilson took a large yellow mule as part the upper new Johnny Rose 2.50. "After the Game Des- memory fades. attending Murray Institute. He below had a enroll a minimum of 12 Report having an payment. the roof. The window 2.75. Club House The oldest of the group was a will be remembered as pastor of confor members. sert" party at the Thomas R. bow in the upper sash to BMW Peso WAsesid19•111 small one-story house with per- It was built by required for the Saturday February 7. Home made the Methodist Church around the the arched masonry over them. Civic services by Dr. J. P. Jones and he lived there until to pre- A coffee be served haps fel& rooms built turn of the century. Prof. Holton the builder Blue Ribbon award included Lillian pie and after the death of his first wife. Thomas R. Jones unt Of Miss - Cloudy toward their Hort. Dr. Holt died prior to 1872. lived there years later. Still later there very sentation of American flags, mu- Southwest Kentucky and proceeds will go was a credit to a small apparently did not live No doubt this house was built back The house medals and eerti- Watters Dies Monday and warmer with occasional rain project of the year. the paving the frame addition at the many years. The following fami- proficiency was a young man, per- town than Murray and indeed it and grade tonight. High today the club house driveway when he was torn away and a larger addi- house at various ficatet to high school today 30 of was unusual even at the time it lies lived in the Watters passed mid company. you'll haps in the late forties. It stood tion made, a new front porch and Derma- school students, safe driver awards Miss Dorenda *bout 40, low tonight in "We want your As originally built times. Alex Hale, John where Parker's Food Market now Perhaps few was razed. drivers, and dis- away last night at 1000 at May- 30's Wednesday cloudy and mild like Cro home made pies". So the whole stuccoed. ton, John McDaniel, Asher Gra- to school bus As far back as I can there were Bcur or five large and con- field at the Fuller Hospital The th a few showers, high near follow the crowds for Pie and stands remember that the front is brick. Cochran, Sidney Rob- tinguished civic service with downstairs rooms and several up- ham. Alex be at the Byrn Funeral the Club House after remember it was plastered Later it belonged to tilts Holton, the later servation awards to local Citizen& body will Coffee at It was on two levels with erts and Tremor Beale, smooth light gray plaster. No one the major changes! At stairs. of at least one of the home until the funeral hour, es the Murray-Morehead game. who made back. resided there 41 years, perhaps Completion to know how long the basement rooms at t he Service Fund Miss Watters was an aunt of at 5 a m CST.: Everyone is cordially invited. seems one time Prof. A. E. Barnes oc- the combined time of Society's National Temperatures my There was a large front porch longer than Walters of Muteay. 20, builder lived in it. From cupied the house. The Jennings & Mrs. projects and the selection of a Miss Lillian Coviniron 19. Lewisville which went around three sides of the other occupants. Mr. earliest recollection Uncle Josh later acquired it and lived Woodman" for outstanding The funeral will be held at the Evansville, Ind., 26 Paducah 30. TO MEET THURSDAY family main E. D. Diuguid were married in "Mr. lived there and his daughter the room which was the were re- funeral home tomorrow at 10:00 Bowling Green 30. Lexington 22. The OES of Temple Hill Chap- Sledd there for years. At the time Mrs. fraternal services also Poole continued entraete. This style of front be- this house. W. Vs ter, will meet Thursday' night at Mrs. Rena Hale quired. a.m. London 28, Huntington, seems to indicate came quite poputta in later years Continued on Page Four 7.30 at the Lodge Hall Ito live there, many years after Everything " 15 Hopkinsville :9 • 4 drlie a

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In Calloway and adjoat:Ong countiaa, per year, ate International By JOHN GRIFFIN K-State With n points as the Mai -United Press International competition ito win 'mends and wiser% $5.50. ! snapped Nebraska's home. people) but it's all Exit I Wlick'ats NET YORK UPI1 - Fearless influence right Auburn's streak of 25 basketba ll coTurthe winning streaktreakatst 13game.. TW hustle one TUESDAY — FEBRUARY 3, 1959 s facts and figures if we another, isn't winslUn ilieds amamazing,Prelisint. a.1 1rnal"naj right, ninth-ranked Louis tean heat 'it?" The out olci coon hunter was how about the streaks being 1.111 Hickey left behind romped to a legs it frc rn Harry Bradshaw. a after few skins. up by Marquette. Kansas S.a ...., 98-57pntwilnee over Nnorrth Texast State4 l. fun cup golf .nd's Canada Bremen Offered Post St. Louis and Cincinnati? to PL IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED , the outstanaing players in i Brennan. the deposed No- Terry These four high-ranked teams, Six-eight Bob Ferry had 25 points .rican golf — past and present football coach, has been FUI $130.000 tre Dame bidding for even . mace attention and George Burkel 20 to pace • the New School Buildings none other :ban 46-year old to head the national bed approached as their winning strings build up,' rout. Jim Mudd had 20 in the Commission with Professional aunin's Sammy Snead Bowl, top event in "little CAR LOAN? Planning Milk all aided another notch Monday . first half for North Texas State NEED A 'lie has the tmest swing I've Milk Bowl Assoc.a- Consultation llootballa The mght —No. 13 in a row for Eddie . but was held to seven in the ever seen." says Bradshaw -Then like Brennan to handle lion would Hickey's rebuilt Marquette team!second. laeres the fact that for over 30 of a top college IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED its development 12 in a row for both Kansas State National scoring leader Oscar sears Sans toss been at the top be played in either bowl game to and St. Louis, and eight straight Robertson rolled up 27 points de- of the heap. And even now, after or California. The Industrial Expansion Texas, Arizona for Cincinnati. ' spite double-teaming defenders to nrung an even 100 tournaments. play their na- Curbs and Gutters small fry would Marquette, a real surprise Pack- pace fourth-ranked Cincinnati 114- Sidewalks. right up thfre fightin' game on the ' hir. 1: be tianal championship squad which has climbed to 2i to an 84-71 win over Tulsa. Widened Streets In Some Areas for the lead in any man's the college affair. And • ad'e golf i norning of ,I. a i the No. 13 national ranking with . The victory kept the Bearcats in taurnamenta All of which makes u that be an Continued Home Building ',woldn't la 15-1 season record. -romped to , Drst place in the Missouri Valley sense who didn't sell beer? 11, C,—.' Airport For Morriss 3 lot of !sponsor a 78-63 win over Detroit as thislConferenthe mce Two years ago when Al Cervi us help vo the' razzle-dazzle style installed SU, Bradley Win Come in an-a-Talk to us and let City Auditorium ' w.a- being considered to take over The new $150,000 value of the Year by ex-St. Louis tutor Hickey I Two other teams with high na- to as coach of the Si Louis Hawks Preakness, second jewel in .flake your car dreams come true. Car loans interest- paid off again.. Big Mire Moran Jional rankings but no long streaks of the National Basketball Asap- triple crown, spurs some vie:ar, led the winning Warriors with also posted important wins Mon. at low rates. ,ciat: on he looked over the roster ing arithmetic. With the arranged quickly reasonable he'll be . 17 points. although Larry Hughes'Hay night. Sixth-ranked Michigan sffliffiffiffe alljeaMEMINft and named Cliff Hagan as one of earning about $127,000, second or had 18 for Detroit. State clung to first place in the t -to-e who would -have to go" erning about $1,104 a BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY be runs. Arid. Big Ten with an 88-57 rout over if ae took over. Cervi never did $30 for every toot K-State Beats Nebraska is roughly Wisconsin as Johnny Green led a ..-e• • . the Hawks can be real happy suce a horse six feet i Kansas State i 18-1 a the nation's Each one resembled the children of a well - balanced attack with 18 stayed. long the winner 'rust • No 3 team. remit:ail(' in first • • Hagan gets $174 points. And eighth-ranked Bradley Murray standing 7n the gate. of by Ent!: as it down- Bank Beet 1 paice in the Big king. Judges 8:18. Sheets With remained tied with St. Louis for The farmer Kentucky ace is led Nebraska. 50-4: in a ball- second place in the Missouri Val- We are cl4dren of , .a i,!y" six feet, four inches. the control battle. Six-e._ht E 'a Booz- AAdR FD..I.C. We are all just that. ley Conference with a 80-52 vic- m-between saze in pro ,. once again was .ligh tun for , dangerous tory over Wichita as }lobby Jae the King of Kings. Bob Pettrt gets moat uf ?e, lai 1. and Racers Slip Mason scored 20 points. But Hagan ; the Hawk headlines. du „attempts. The cold Racers were time, target of all most Tournament 'Is one of the champions F a no match for 'the fast scoring pace these high-ranking teams, came all-star - maaets An the arttier Back set by the host team. little closer with the announce pa): two years. be can Palm tbe Murray's Sikes-est Robert Giabetti led ment that the National Invitation shoots I r 1 rc and-bell like a baseball. • scoring with 11 points, the only New York, March College !?.2 Onto State 92 'Tournament—at in.d.an. th best in the league and i 1 the figures. F0121 to reach the double to these "RED" 71 player 12-21—has sent -Were Basketball Results Cin< lariat. 84 Tulsa ; can out3timp any six foot. six in Rattn(,4s double- ti...; Chilton • led a five-man 15 teants--Boston College. Dayton, Marquette 78 Detroit 63 .nch player in the circuit. The' 34 United Pneui International i Ny , 70 figure scoring barrage with DePaul, Fordham, Holy Cross, YOU Nn tar Dame 72 St. John :mat he was drafted by WANTS TO SEND irony is points. Marquette. Niagara, Oklahoma East atch.gar. 87 Illinois 85 "-tiara**-en on a Boston and was a The Thoroughbreds now own a Providence, -St. Bonaventure, Rochester Tech 73 Buffalo Tc- 59 Yaingstawn 88 Gannon 64 The Murray State Racers slip- City, . de. .; 2-4 Ohio Valley Conference post- i Pa.a Si. 3cgaras. St. Kutztown Tch 75 Ma lersv . • '79 K..,....i, St SO Nebraska 43 on ped even further dawn the OVC St. Francis Booby Janes. commenting The 'Breda will be host to Villartora aod, des lone 75. Mew aritom 7thes b4 Toted,7. otm u. 67 ladder last night as the Breda ,rig. Mary's i Calif). H'S CHECK FOR the first warld amateur chant. anather conference Obi°. 57 slapped with a 93-65 loss by Morehead in fending champion Xavier laf Ii . Michigan- St IIII Wisconsin Andrew: during , were $100 p.anahm at St battle Saturday night. V. rigida Tree% rilatt & M 88 St Fran i Pal Sti Xavier i0.) 56 the U.S. team East Tennessee •a.hich he captained Last Teeecoose (53) Tennessee 100 Florida 70 Bradley 60 W:chaa 511 Joe I Last's Buccaneers grabbed a 6-1 , ef Dr Fralk Taylor. Bitty 24. Brown 16, Jenkins Miami i ha , 79 Fla Se . • %ern 76 Drake as Houston al margin a: :be outset ,,f the con- Chilton Patter . Billy Hyndman and Char- . 16, Hartsell I. Term St 83 steadily built up a can. 18. Kern 4. Webb George i Ky i a.79 St Louis 98 N Texas St. 57 a as expaaning that the test and Sullins Hits lia. Co-.. 12 Kelley 2. 'La' 80 SL Peter , NJ , 63 fortable lead. Last led 44-25 at Wright Loyola V a k s "4 inducted themse :yes : (65) Southwest I Murray Shale Eastern Ky 80 Middle Tenn 64 But golfers w.11 be the half-way mark. 34 Sul Ross 41 be utitulty _ Darraill 5, OBiordan 2, Wray 5, Vanderbat 80 Alabama 59 S F Austin were en Murray cantinued to be dons!- How. Posysick114 golfers So. while they Hensan la Petersan 9, Wilkins 4. Points For Lamar ?orb 46 red-hot shoot- , 35 Centenary 87 FloricLa S't 63 Scotland. Billy Joe ofici•soleil by the Heirs' 2. S Western 4Tex/ 53 route to Alexander 5. West 8. Brooks iiiiss:ss.pu. St 55 Tulane 46 St Edward 71 Jones and Mg both from the field and the III:1 / I seat Gest to Cuombetu IL St 69 Colo Coll 84 Colo Mines 67 East hit 78 of Smikuski 6, Misinssora. 30 Louisiana . tiara y lane where -- — - Fresno St. 74 Refit .77 Victory M..ss Southern 72 La. Tech 54 Murray CALLOWAY COUNTY TOURNAMENT RUNNERS-UP The Murray Knights took another stride toward ,etting a new ,eague record. (longest suing of ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS BUY c asecu Ivy wins) last meet by • mop 411‘ elging-Past vstsitir.g Bardwell 85- 35 TRACTOR! Murray is undefeated A FERGUSON 3ardwell held the Knights in .) &mak in a close, foul-plagued Yes sr, its a check for $100 . .. made penal- contest that saw Murray out to you by "Red" Foloy — ized w ah 28 personal fouls. Mur- ray 10.d :he services of Gerald star of our ABC TV Network eire battle and Tabor early in the show, "Jubilee U.S.A.. Quitman -Skeeter" Sullins was handicapped with five fatils in the turd stanza. Murray was out front by one HOW DO YOU GET YOURS? point. 20-19, at the end of the opening quarter and led three Come in today — See the Ferguson 3- - points, 38-25, at the halftime tractor — Buy it now, during terrn 1151071. The Knigh.s played without "Red" Foley's $100 Cash but thetr three transder students Award offer But hurry, received help ft arn added reserve strength Gene Landon this offer is for it scored 14 points for the Murray ..-oriors • -le nniv squad in the hall-quarter the former great star played, Skeeter Sullins topped all scor- ers with 34 paints. Haskins red The Inert with 25 and Gibe:son. farmer PJC regular, he for 24 Knight Seer lag LAST MAT': nit PI, 3 1319 34, Lanciolt 14. Mikez Sullins Massey Ferguson D411110/ 14, Tabors 7. Holmes 9. Kiser 'I. Your Denny flatierts 0.

ARRIORS. The Ahno squad was runro•rs-up in the Calioway County l'ICTURED'ABOVE IS COACH RILL AND HIS ALMO has a 13-5 season Saturday night at the Murray State Sports Arena. Almo l'ournament, losing to Nevi Concord 51-4S in the finals • record. rinni FROM YOUR RAMBLER REALM School PUBLC NOTICF High Fight Results 1959 to buy Cage 1.7)07. l'.::.ia telphia, out- We have been offered an opportunit• 1 inited Frees International Beecham. BTU A;. Condi- .. -i. YORK I UPI , - Harold pointed Claude Williams, 157, Car X-Ray s limited ituantay of 14,000 .r.I9914, Linder.. N J. stop- Tampa. Fla (10a to cot' many Schedule ,,. ii Bob Woodall. 30215. Boston :lioners. This size is adequate going to sell the i.. units (6). entire homes. We are Tuesday. February 3 Weekend Sports people who pla their Kirk-ey at Murray Teas For $279.95 to those PROVIDENCE. It. I (UPI) — PAGES THAT CAN SAVE trshall a' Hazel Summary 32 INFORMATION-PACKED This is a iv S M Lee Williams. 20P. Bast ea knock- orders before March 1st. era y High at Benton Mu ed out Abe Davis, 20(1, Hartford OF DOLLARS ON YOUR NEXT CAR manufact. er has Oak at N Marshall 'United Press International YOU HUNDREDS known air conditioner but the Lie Conn. IA). Citroen at Lynn Grove Saturday A wskoritativo Consparisoos of the Loading Makes 0.. 100 pArogrralo—Ilicium-br. their name at this los- price. weellie•dity. 'February 4 asked us not to use TAIAPA. his. UPI; Jimmy NEW YORK -- Joe Cruran was low-price cars. X-Ray shows you what's be- (errs comporleoss a/ each norm marin. Tenn at Douglas of these units officially metalled as the new the paint and chrome, gives you the facts Itypare a deril on saloy, ensaosay, If you are interested in one of Friday, . February 6 neath preddent of the American League. legroom, value. p•rforwores, roars tin ,n Cay at Douglas on economy, headroom, quality, or Dub Ell.ins -.t -point Insfonaares h dawfv•iif foray auto- please contact R. L. Ward Benton at N Marshall Judge for yourrelf from these point-by WPIST rottrt. N.Y• -Dale Hall aecelvo sadiron.., parlaficssiont and PL 3.- Lone Oak a' Murray High comparisons. Before you buy any car, see this • and Elkins. Telephone Number Racer named to succeed Earl Blaik fawn fli• official li•rircrivi• ofcri Ward Aimo a* S Marsha book. It can save you hundreds of dollars. Get head ttiotball coach at the U.S. rakers year petiocl if New Concerd at Hazel copy, without obligation. Reed it now! 1713. We can finance over a two Military Academy. a free No Schedule you prefer. No down payment necessary. DUNEDIN. Fla. -- Willie Gog- ARCADIA, Calif. - - WILSON MERCURY-RAMBLER, 515 So. 12th Street payments of any kind until June.. gin if San .a/rise. Calif.. won .the Saturday. February 7 posted his sixth straight stakes PGA senior, golf tournament, by MSC Sports Arena triumph .n the $177,150 Santa a an_ s'rake. 800 - Mciclthead Ands Maturity/ r- • •

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PAGE THREE — FEBRUARY 3, 1959 TUESDAY — FEBRUARY 3, 1959 LEDGER •41i TIM -- MURRAY, ICENVJCIEY Die Central Committee of the a final speech by Premier Nikfta OR LOST 'TIL b0 party of the so-called "anti-party" S. Khrushchev and a resolution ilurray Hospital COLUMN group condemned by Premier Ni- summing up the session's Work. - POUND kite lehrushctiev for opposing his (Continued from Page One) policies and criticized by a number of speakers at the present (Continued from Page One) congress. 4, Mrs. Hubert Portia and baby over Western methods 15f The Great Barrier Reef of Aus- delivery. boy, Rt. 1. Benton; Mrs Eldridge Army Hee The demand for a "public ac- tralia is 1,251) miles long and is • Rockets Swift and baby boy. Rt. 1, Almo; He alsu spelled out the fact the counting" by the disgraced former the biggest coral structure On 8ifka Charlet Jones, Rt 1, Farm- Red army is equipped "with a party leaders was raised by the earth. utibty and both. 1802 Main Street , like new. Ph PL 3-13791. 2-5P ington; Mrs. Maurine Swann, 311 whole series of head of the Leningrad Communist Call PL 3-Z109 or PL 3-2278. 2-41' I LOST & FOUND intercontinental, No. 10th.; Master Steven Tenney FOR RENT continental and other rockets of Party during the early &aye of Phillips, Rt. 5; Miss Janet Elaine long, medium and short range." the current 21st party congress. THRICE ROOM GARAGe Apart- WANTED Rogers, 1014 Sharpe; Ronald MODERN TWO BEDROOM house LOST: 1 FEMALE BIRD DOG— "We are not contemplating at- The observers said the congress roent. $30 per month. WI So. 10th. • Gene Outland, 612 Broad; Mrs- 230 So. 15th. Call PL 3-1528 or light color with brown spots on tacking anybody," Mahnovsky appeared to be about ready to Phone PLaza 3-1582. 2-5P CLEAN COTTON RAGS. NO but- Robert Haggard and baby boy, PL 3.3642. TT body and ears. Call PL 3-3782 said. "But we have all the means wind up. They said the time LaCenter; Miss Glayde Dowdy, 5 ROOM HOUSE with upstairs, between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., nights, tons or zippers, please. Ledger & of inflicting retaliatory blows on schedule now makes it unlikely FURNISHED APARTMENT, three Rt. 4; Miss Eva Neil Pugh, 418 electric heat_ 1/4 nu from City PL 3-5337. 1-3C Times. aggressors, no matter where they that members of the "anti-party" large rooms including all utilities, So. 8th.; Miss Tenna Lou Mere- limits on Benton Highway. Call I are, in order to end any desire group would appear before the al* sleeping room. 1808 West 114 - FARMALL TRACTOR AND or field, Rt. I, Gitbertsville. PL 3-1644 after 5 pm. 2-5C - DISTANCE COMMUTER to attack on their part. congress to recant, confess Mon, Phone 3-31a84. 1-3C equipineet See Jessie Roberts, LONG PP "If war is imposed on the So- defend themselves. MODERN TWO BEDROOM UN-; telephone PL 3-1716; or Thomas viet Union, the rocket weapons Speaker after speaker had at- TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. electric !louse. Available now.; Roberta phone PL 3-1711; or Billy furnished will constitute the fighting force tacked the group, which includes heat, large lot, garden, near col- Phone PL 3-2748. 2-5C Ray Roberts, at Roberts & Lovett HOLLYWOOD — (UPI) — Ac- capable of accomplishing the most former premiers Georg' Malenkov lege and high school.. TV antenna Service Station_ So. 4th St. 1-3P tor Stephen Geray claims to be FREE important tasks in the air, on land and Nikolai Bulgenin, former pre- furnished Reasonable. 1009 Payne. TWO FURNISHED Apartments on ter. He 1:ves at * Missoula, Mont., JERSEY and sea." mier and foreign minister Vyache- PL 3-5208. . 2-4C Coldwater Road. Near College. FRESH HEIFER. $115.00. and when working on a picture A PLaza 3-4581. Kurchatov later told the con- slay M. Molotov, former presidium complete Idea or couples, atudenta or Phone 1-3P at MGM goes home by plane as order to insure the member Lazar Kaganovich a n d FURNISHED APARTMENT. Two teachers. Electrically heated, air gress that "in TWO BUNKER TW IN BEDS, often as possible. Dmitri Shepi- bedrooms, living room. ------lotehen- conditioned. $50 each. Call PLaza security of the Soviet Union the ex-foreign minister Chiropractic Complete. Good condition. $25. 3-4791. 2-7C Soviet government was forced to lov. Phone PLaza 3-4868, 1-3P resume testing therm° - nuclear Two other former prominent THREE BEDROOM Turn ished weapons in the autumn of 1958." party members also were cash- Examination basement apartment. Ideal for col- A TWO-STORY DWELLING (less "AS a result of these tests," he gated. They were Maxim Salourov lege students. Ptione PL, 33914. furnishipos) located at 904 West said, "the Soviet army has re- and M. G. Pervuklen. including all x-rays 2-4C Main Street. House is to be received even more reliable, more All were accused of trying to moved from the premises by April perfect, more compact and cheap- sabotage Soviet policies in one NICE FIVE ROOM GARAGE 15 (or a mutually agreeable time). er types of thermo-nuclear weap- way or another. at the apartment. Ptioue PLaza 3-5001. Sealed bids will be received. by There was no time limit set 2-4C the Memorial Baptist Church un- Face Removal for the congress, which opened til Monday, February 9, 1950, 5:00 Meanwhile, the sfage seemed to last Tuesday. But indications were OAKLEY p.m. The right is reserved to be set for possible removal from that it would close shortly, with and let us help vo• HELP WANTED reject any or all bids. May be seen by calling at the church HAS A SUOMSTION—Bearded /me true. Car loan., ought to 17 YOU NEED A GOOD Steady office, 906 Main. There Algerian nationalist leader CHIROPRACTIC lumber Anew.) is vestere•r'• num. sasonable rates. Income and oan work only certain be some good. well-sasoned CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mess:di Hadj gestures to re- • hours. sell Avon Cosmetics. Ex- in this building. 2-SC porters in Chantilly. France, as laost..600 CAD— perience unnecessary. Miss Alma ACROSS 7-Prefix: not 00=1 after release Par *sail Alcoholic OfatIg he is interviewed CLINIC Catlett. P. 0. Box 1004, Paducah, 1- Vehicle beverage MO00 MOW01 DOW from three years of enforced FOR SALE 4-O-old lama In 1-'rootless Kentucky. 2-7C r UP MOO &01:7 residence on a lonely island off the sea for 10- Warning ZO3A MOW later 11-Talk idly 00 France's west coast He said he POOPIIINNIR AU00 OURIA 303 Aurora, Kentucky SALE $6 nor bar-ell recovery 11-Tbe common a British-style com- durray CORN FOR II 7MOU MO favored of people 3-2269 -Coat a M1U00 I NOTICE R. H. Crouse, phone PLaza mammal 16-Foray DMOOUR 000000 monwealth relationship for S II- tee- 19 LE/MA 2-4P Tb -Alcoholic 021012 013E00 solving the Algerian problem. No appointment D IC Antonio Segni . . . legged stand drink 00 14-Sun god 11-Cook slowly OLIO 611300 00100 111.11PVICIII WEEK will put rooms, ONLY $1.50 PER 5 ROOM HOUSE, 3 bed IS-Outfit 52-Weird 151001.1 MUM OU necessary a new Singer Vacuum Cleaner in built in cabinets, running water, 17-Memorandum 25'Nooses OW0 MOOD 02 • lee 14.3th St I • Likely 27-Move your home. For in.forination Call out buildings, fenced in garden, ta-telve out sidewise) OAD [Jaw mum Ph. Pe 8-1828 7.3 SO-Penned 7,10M0 MAX H. Hours Murray, Ky. Bill Adams PL -3-1757 or PL 3- acre land. 3/12 miles east -Obscure arT3 OIZIMP one a 14'Instrument Sierlsks•of Wrest, Mur- R. Ideal Wailers lawleals• Owe Os. SM. IIM Hew* Mk of Murray on Highway f..a Dons officials CHURCHILL ia,. TFC for children. Priced at $3,- JR- Prefix with 14-Alidninam place 79 1,iiroinh with Sulfa I. 44-Dress up IA- Illuminated 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Route 3, FUNERAL HOME 000. Clement Waldrup, money 36- Untidy 47-en nfort 67-Teutonic Ky. 2-4P - Moe-ks 17- Derea horn 49•Plurnilk• deny "THE FRIENDLY FOIZN Murray, 3"-tlirrs name fruit • it-Send forth Monday, Wednesday, Say "Meet Me" At 5- Broad 62-Parrn t• u-au pees ) FUNERAL HOME" FORD TRACTOR, disc plow, oat 36- Pole tmed to 4O-Som ler teacher (abbr Phone Plaza 3-1532 Sia• -day 41 - Kend of ores rota (ion 60-Note of Thursday, and Friday SEND YOU row cultivator. •:)nets che•se ipI f P ale SUSIE'S CAFE after 5.00 p.m. 2-5P I 'In IV SUPERIOR HOMEMADE Pia ter's 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. SHORT ORDERS - Americana r • • :I sure AMBULANCE Sr—VOLUME SET of , • 7' 7 f 4 lain Ii Natl. Hotel Bldg. Ma Erielylepededios 1958 edition just • 1,- of SERVICE Sundays R$ (.7ers,int iiimilINIMUM111111111111ii Equipped With 100 411-54.1nte ta hbr. 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Co He went ntieneine crats brought IS.'hr SPECIALISTS" dropped flat In gauntness in his face more ped "PRESCRIPTION Mordecai Price faded "'""'"' ieftr''‘' Fanfare and his cabinet, and it rnaidi nw LED TO DO IS 11!!! rifle marked than await He got (stn..'" r"' the Vill1111111116111111MEllig the swallow water with nis I tievnng against the sides of is believed Rome might be In 9- A' ,prose:bee stiffly. 'This child tuts 6. Arm,, °Ricer Duni. y 1:1114•771 Feature MT. He grabbed the base his cony under Prinv, political upheaval for week& (abbr.) fen him. seen some wind." have me 'oUN 35 TRACTOd! lot a willow clump He 1 "So you wcolidn•t -•MIN • ' " 11 ',Mal odd lion Pelf 710ti Mee tip sad down. He scuttled by my own people?' hi Ernie BualeassUar the ponies?" strums sogey tort rhe water "Where's mused NANCY check for $100 ... made "What ponies!" under Rini led been sucked away. Doe't kriow why le', "I sent word tiv a Snake to -1 ded• to you by "Red" Foley An in 'ant latar it came sweeping scarcely worth it WHAT A DAY TO BUT I rendezvous. about the fix we was ain't over him two feet deep and then "Make it up to vou I will BE OUT NEED THE ar Of Our ABC TV Network once more he was lying on soaked lel - conies • chance " Ree went no, IS VERY BAD HAVE TO Dog. yeah It warn't THIS ground and the willow clump wee -spotted to where Rhode was tiortm- MONEY show. "Jubilee U.S A.' clear what he was trying to say. WEATHER FOR vorating under the terrible force ber plunder from i efinn•• outside of you was teeing back ot the wind. pack Moroecat •Ift *ler ne - MY BUSINESS the ponies you seeded and Dust to eholte a prairie doe. all shoving the Mandre -- wanted somebody to meet you " 1E7 YOURS? Ti. wind hammered with mon- [auntie. into a rule a. Re 'Ain't got the ponies now," strous eagle wings Mordecai was proached said. 35 of the odor of bruised sage Mordecai Fitzpatrick and thr, Ss - iy — See the Ferguson WAIN* Fitzpatrick frowned at the herd H. heard but dimly tie nous of turned at dusk ot pack animals. 'Seemed tine ctor — Buy it now, during the cottonwoods being splintered "The wind got Al ein twice that many where I first The terror-stricken braying of Fitzpatrick saki "They re "Red" Foley's $100 Cash struck the sign," re , mules was a thin wall in the vio- scattered up out they "It was Our tracks are on top offer But hurry, like hell to get things pull.- Award lence. sign ef two hundred mules then the whirlwind was of the get her " And Frederick la ahead of us this offer es tot gone. belting away with terrible Emil "How bad they hurt, you through a heavy growth cif now." ore" Big None inked. "Mt only force Fitzpatrick turned white cottonwoods a short distance up "Wouldn't bet on more'n a . "American Fur Company' You're the river. knowing Frederick fooling!" All along the edge of Use wil- -That's something." Morrecie "Half a day ahead, at least" where Mordecai had clung said lows sat down cross-legged on leaves had been stripped from The, Big Nose shook his head "Not 'OR St IMP. Co. the ground Mordecai told the growth. For moosent the near enough" the story. longer he held hard to the tough- whole "They's a handful of Blacefect PH. PL 3-1319 0 "Don't hardly want to believe ly rooted clump of willows Then down that way." Fitzpatrick .70m Jim Shandy would tin It," Fitz- dr!.• - he stood up. Shredded leaves and mented. "Chased me they luson D.&'t • said bits of sage were settling on the patrick most from the time I left ren- ain't arguing about Shandy dripping mules and horses. Wide- "I dezvous." anything you want to . men were popping up from Believe Beaver rails perked up at once- eyed What did Spotted Dog behind the willows. Some of them about him! Blackfeet. huh? In the in nno; the Hudson's Bay pack that had stood deep in the water. say about the Snakes would see about train'" Mordecai went over the packs. night the Snakes etre pp • "He said It waa coming toward That ••••••••••••• From the height of his head use weary camp when the fir,i the Siskariee " the -•• torn away, ..iose • , prak.... cottonwoods had been twice at shadowy figures •••-. • messengers! itordecel with the whole top manses down , tnjun Phey didn't or, t all. "Mcilvane is on the ponies twig borne away by cursed them neither j to the last damn down anything out that the ground his way to rendezvous then, the wind, so they loge any ponies Little t. around the packs was lens Most It!" swore that the intro "Wagh I From what Spotted lab Bear of the ropes the voyageurs had Crows, saying that ne n Dog said, we figured tne British were tied to the trees had held. though glimpse of time flair going to set up oe the &aka- caught a some rut the panniers were ripped. was raced away. dee end try to draw some of the IP they Mordecai was going toward the Tails would settle for trade away." Beaver lower end of the thicket when he but Blackteet. Lino F t- Mordecai glanced toward camp. nothing saw Ree Semple and Rhoda Marsh patriek supported blip .e flee Semple was striding out to- coming toward him, He turned Crows plumb disappeared Li rs ward them. awey and went to find /Mg Nose when they neerd the spot- Fitzpatrick looked at Rea spring M Com Yenzer Tbe packers were talking ted death was killing off pia, UL' ABNER In- "Semple working for Campbell excited* now. telling of their Douro," Fitzpatrick said "They and Sublette?" 401111MIPSNe-,01' dividual escapes from death as cached out somewhere. for 'Hops. Be sort of come along, been they drove the pack animals from months." ALL M ILL I ONS the thicket. Is all- the train moved on in do, that Ree," Fitzpat- Wheel IS INQUIRE HAT CAN SAVE -It don't look so bad," Big -Belt the Snakes stayed. AMERICA said, "providing be ain't up the morning. Nose said. "How about the rick Ftee and Rhoda stared TRANSF MED, IF THIS something, like usual." behind. DUR NEXT CAR packs?" to dose together. talking IS A ain't" Mordecai knew his along AS AN COD "They're not hurt much," Mor- "He over real earnest. NOW Voice was carrying to Ree. "He something LI'L CREATURE PREVIEW 00 decai said. and then they laughed elterearopia--leatere-by- scattered the Ameri- rode clean over the pass to the OFA al each malls. "1 hope it It sort of soured Mordecai to EsREAKS cooweripane train from Siskadas to see where the British can Company pack them laughing like that con- IN ON A NEW • in cloall es itshify, •dososey, Big was." see here to the Ifenowetorte," sidering the fix the Rocks, Moun- SONCE- Bose*, roam. savagety. "It might've "Find 'em Mee?' Fitzpatrick CERTAIN None said tain For Co. was in. "aloft. h Seen./ newt sure- too. unless they got Into the rocks asked. t/ELL- KNOWN RUM along" enipkiectrieg peefireaken ..dei awful feat up there ahead." "I seen 'ern I didn't get PROGRAM Mordecai a brief, apolo- REFRIGERATOR lie official filers,ore el car When the awakes came riding Res gave "No disrespect to you, ma'am. getic look, as if thanking him for COMMFRCIAL back a short Urn. later, Mordecai but I wouldn't want no a 'in to see what dam- the lie sent them out of mine complenied nowhere tie American "'Thing IA" Fitzpatrick said. age Emil Frederick's the likes of him." is the siintre staring at the miserable collection outfit bad sustained. gives be Rhoda, 1111111 what ran So. 12th Street walking to of animass the packers awe hob- Mordecai was back she 40 Ca-enose no' my whet.Rig Nose was having camp bling. "what're we going to do?" beat we can," Moro here tomorrow. set up, when a rider with a led I "Go on as

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Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone PL 3-4707

Christian 117onten's .Fellote,ship .1leets SOCIAL CALENDAR This Alorning • Rep. Smith Mauna Loa, nearly always boiling. Tuesday February 3rd speak on Parlimentary procedure The Christian Women's Fellow- The Jessie Ludwick Circle of' and a skit will be given by the /irup of the rirSt. Chitutian church the College Presbyterian church members. Hostess will be Mes- met this morning at 11:30 for a will meet in the home of Sirs. dames E. B. Howton, Ha rry luncheon meeting 'and began work Cucien. Young at 2 p.m. The Bible Sparks, J. Matt Sparkman, Ar H. on the second phase of the evan- study will be given by Mrs. Mary Kopperud and Russell Johnson. galactic program which is in Oroll- 2rown and the program on the • • • • ress. Middle East by Mrs. Haas. The WSCS of the First Metho- • • • • MICKEY ROONEY, Tom Ewell, and Mickey Shaugh- Presiding was Mrs Ed Frank dist church will meet in the Little Kirk. chairman of the fellowship. The Winsome nunaay school Chapel at 10:45 in the morning. nessy are pictured above making plans for the "Nice Following the luncheon and a class of the Memorial Baptist • • • • Little Bank That Should Be Robbed". This hilarious short period of instruction the church will meet in the home of The Jessie Ludwick circle of the comedy of the year plays Wednesday and Thursday women left for visitations. Mrs. Luther Nance at 7:30 in the College Presbyterian church will at the Varsity Theatre. • • • • evening. meet at 2 p.m. ,r) • • • • • • • • The Christian Women's Fellow- The Dexter Homemakers club ship will meet in the church at wall meet in the home of Mrs.

• 11 30 in the morning for a sack Larry Duman at 1 p.m. • ABOUT lunch and meeting. Each member • • • HUBBY BEEFING Mr. and Mrs. James Davenport of the CWF is urged to attend Wednesday, February 4th and girls of Cookeville. Tennessee this important meeting. The Grace Wyatt Circle of the • • • • visited in Murray over the week- Colege Presbyterian church will CLOTHING BILLS AGAIN? end. The Murray Assembly of Rain- meet in the home of Mrs. Guy bow for Girls will meet at 7 p.m. Battle at 910 in the morning The Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Simmons., at the Masonic lodge. program on the Dead Sea Scrolls and son, A. W. Jr. recently re-. • • • • will be given by Mrs. A G. Wil- turned from a two week's trip•in: The Delta Department of the son. Florida A. W. returned to school Murray Woman's Club will meet • • • • .00114•10." Sunday at the University of Ken- at the club house at 7:30 in the Thursday. February 5th tucky in r.exington. evening. Mrs. Harry Sparks will The Jessie Houston Service Club of the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle will meet at 730 in the evening in the home of Mrs. Hazel HAWAII TRYING AGAIN—The pet ennial Hawaii statehood bill is in the congressional works again, Tutt. on the Murray-Benton- high- Just as it has been 48 other times since 1920, but this time with the emphasis of Alaska's state- way. hood success pushing it. A roadblock in its path may be Rep. Howard W. Smith (Di, Virginia, • • • • chairman of the powerful House rules committee. He lent his power to stalling it last year. Pre- The Town and Country Home- siding over hearings on Hawaii statehood is Rep. Leo W. O'Brien (DI, New York. O'Brien said makers club will meet in the he hopes to hand Smith a bill this February. Above are the eight populated of the 20 Hawaiian • home of M Sam Spiceland. 305 islands. The U.S. annexed them as a territory in 1898. Population is varied. (CC atrita PTC33 South 13th Street at 7:30 in the LAST evening. II • • • • of two rooms on the front with a TIMES "7th VOYAGE, Of SINBAD" Murray Woman's club will mese Group Four of the First Chris- at the club inouse at 2.30 In the hall between there were three TO NITE! in Color afternoon The program will be Only One... SHOW HIM HOW tian Church's CWF will meet in rooms with two entrances, and the home of Mrs. H J. Bryan at'presented by the Music department two halls. The design was that of 9:30 in the morning for a visita- chorus Hostesses will be Mesdames (Centinsied from Page One) YOU CAN STRETCH YOUR tion. E Littleton. Melus Linn, D. F. a Roman Cross 'the two front • • KEEP WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY • • McConnell, Noel Melugin, Vester porches were recessed and the CLOTHING BUDGET AND The Garden department or the Orr and L. M. Overbey. Diuguid's brother - in -law Alex center room flushed with them • • • • Murray Woman's Club will meet Hale lived there. save for the bay window. There HIM BETTER GROOMED - _Vti,v _ at the club house at 2:30 p.m It Another interesting side light— were upstairs porches The New Concord Homemakers too. In the will be an open meeting Hostessee when Mr John McDaniel and front Segment SANITONE Quowee club will meet at 10 a.m in the there were three WITH OUR are Mesdames Bradburn Hale, Es! wife occupied the house they ran rooms below home of Miss Mary Montgomery. and three above. The Huie, Olive Cherry. L. R. Yates, • • • • a boarding house, as a young norlh segment which was directly DRY CLEANING I man Mr E. C. Jones, Fred Gingles, John Tremon Beale boarded in the center of the front segment t6ett Taylor, B. J. Hoffman, Wesley Thursday, February 24th there and attended Murray Inati-I had four rooms three below SERVICE! Waldrop and J. T. Wilson. The Zeta department of the tute. I join with those who regret and one above, ten rooms in all. • • • • Murray Woman's club will meet it's passing. There was not a single closet in 4... club house at 7 90 in the The Tom Turner place wag the house. The Judge is reputed 4 as the WAS Sallfliday. February lth ,ckEy evening It will be an open meet- by W. G Love, Hunter Lova', to have said. "I don't want a The Murray Woman's club will have an -After the Genie Dessert' ing. Hostesses are Mesdames W. C. father. Dr Boggs once live at this single googy-hole in it." In addi- More Dirt Removed—Odorless... # EWELL ROONEY party at the club house. Home Elkms. Lubie Veale, C. H. Hulse, site The Love home was of tion there were porches on both MK:KEY made pie and coffee will be serv- Acc McReynolds, Donald Crawford Fre n c h Provincial architecture sides of the back segment. The Spots Are Gone...Press Lasts longer ed and proceeds will pp toward and Max Beale. with a Mansard roof. It was true one on the east was quite large the project of the year. the paving • • • • type and quite pretty. There were and accomodated the cistern. The - SPE( IALS FODAY THRU SAT. — 1* SHAUGHNESSY five large rooms on the ground the back of the of the club house drive way Ev- basement under Saturday. Feb..-7 tea floor. The entrance ery, re is invited. room served house was only slightly in the DRESSES (plain) only 89* DINA MERRILL The Alpha department if the as a living room and accomodated ground and was very well lighted. Woman's club will meet in the the stairs There were four roorns Yes, quite a house and needed too, Tuesday, February 1110 •. • • MEN!S O'COATS 95* and a hall above. The porch at as the Judge and his good wife only Murray Star chapter No. The the front was recessed and flush reared eight children and all of 433 OES will meet at the mason.c with the front hall above The them were at Nome for some SWEATERS only 45* the evening. hall at 7 30 in porch at the front was recessed years. but when the Judge's step- • • • • Personals and flush With the front walL mother and two maiden sisters SHIRTS only 45e Murray Star chapter No 433 Returning Monday to the Uni- The ceilings were unusually high came to live with him he very OES wall meet at the Masonic ball veyeity of Kentucky. was Miss and the windows fitted with in- wisely built ..lhem a small house BLANKETS only 99( at 7 30 p.m Kirk, daughter of Mr. side shutters. At the time it WWI on the north western corner of • • • • Edwina • (These Prices Cash & Carry lastly) Frank Kirk, Payne built perhaps in the early eighties, seventh and olive It has been said The Pottertown Homemakers and Mrs. Ed it was quite the most elegant a many t,mes, "There never was club will meet in the home of • • • • house in the town a house big enough for two wom- Mrs Delia Outland at 10 am. The fourth binck house in order en" If so certainly not for four. The Wiling Workers class of the Mr. and Mrs. Dillard BOONE CLEANERS SWIM of age was the Captain Miller Judge Linn at one time served as Memorial Baptist church will meet Route One Alm°, announce the place at tthe north east corner of Judge of the old third judicial South Side Square PhonePLaza 3-2552 In the home of Mrs. Billy Cole, birth of a son. Ricky Van, born 5th and poplar. I think it was district. Hamilton Avenue at 7:30 pm. January 30 at the Murray Hospital built in the early 90's. Besides • • • • Weighing five pounds nine ounces. the original owner and builder It Thursday. February 12th was occupied at different times by The Senior IVIYF of the First Bro Harding. a Methodist minuet- Methodist Church is sponsoring DRIVE Gilbert - Doran FUN manager of the a spaghetti supper at 6 o'clock in Funeral Home that was housed the social hall of the church. The in the home and a sizeable addi- public is invited. Tickets may be tion at the back Captain Miller FIND OUT ABOUT obtained from any member of the was capt, of the Company H. of ISYF or call PL 3-4868 All pro- er, R Downs, Henry Holton. Ed- ieeris w.11 go to the School of win Bourlan and Boyd Gilbert ffew Hope. the 3rd. Infantry in the Confeder- News now— • • • • THE B)sruDERAKER- ate Army. The Captain Miller • the dressmaker suit Group Three of the CWF, First home was quite a place too for Christian Church, will meet in the Its day. The design was such that in on unusual at 7:30 in the even- ichurch parlor for want of a better name we ing The program will be given will say Americana. Charlie Las- A MAP-FULL OF MILES tweed print. devo by Mrs Gerhard Megow, siter was the builder. There were Wide-collared Urinal by Mrs Gene Landolt. four sizeable rooms on the first ON A POCKETFULL OF CHANGE Frank Dibble will be hostess. floor. There was a partially re- • • • • jacket and slim cessed porch on the west with an 1110- Here's economy on the romp—with fun in every gas-saving mile The North Murray Homemakers skirt in entrince. The entrance was into a DuPont's club will meet in the home of spacious hall with a stairs starting (The Lark delivers marathon mileage with peak performance from either Youeg at 1:30 In the drip-dry Dacron Mrs. Lucien on the north wall going up some the spirited six or sit per-re%ponsi% e V-8—on regular, low-cost gas)! "110" So afternoon. distance then crowing and landing • • • • easy to drive, to turn, to park (three feet shorter than most cars outside, suroh. Green, red, on the south. The, family room The South Murray Homemakers was on the north with the kitchen equally roomy for six inside). 310- So smart in styling, rich in appoint- blue. 10 will meet at 1 30 in the home to 38 club and back porch back of it, kin the luxurious in of Mrs. Edgar Pride, 307 South ments. upholstery and finishing touches. "Ii" Here's cons. ond custom other side was the parlor and a sizes 15th Street. cross-hell opening on a south mon sense wittr flair and spirit—a new car idea you're going to love. And for the Saturday, February 144h porch. The dining room was east beautifully engineered. Find out about it now. shorter Poplar Springs The WV'S of the of this hall. At the south west hurch will meet at the figure, 10C to 20c. Baptist corner of the parlor there WWI • $1995 afternoon. church at 1 30 in the very ornate bay window compos- 22 95 MST LADY AIDS DIUVE—Sandy Transportaton tocaltsisial,waot• All members are urged to attend. several window inserts. The • • • • Maish, 3, of Alexandria, Va., ed f walls and • y Ot• lir *affair'. stories with plays with Mrs. Dwight D. house was full-two labalid on (nary car. The Sigma department of the floor Eisenhower'. necklace while high ceilings On the second Murray Woman's club will enter- he was having his picture tak- there were three sizeable chatob- tain a Sweetheart dinner dance en with the Pint Lady at the ers and halls as below. My grand- 7:30 pm. at the club beginning at White House. Sandy, a victim mother took me to see the house house. of cystic fibroids, presented when quite a smell boy. The cap- • • • • Mrs. Eisenhower with a bou- tain and both his sons. Bun and Tuesday, February 17th quet. She is honorary chair- Ceylon died here and his widow the The Music department of man of the National Cystic continued to own the house until meet at the Woman's club will Fibrosis Research Foundation. her death. Their daughter, Mrs. evening. club house at 730 in the Hontas Miller Sturgis was. the one HIE + "Stars of the The program will be who sold it to the Gilbert-Doran will be Mes- / Future." Hostesses Civtv, Funeral Home. The new municipal mFurgerson. Edna dames Willis building now occupies the space. Gowan', William Gunning, James HEART' 6% It is a credit to the town and we Fun drive the I-4RK today at Lassiter, Robert Miller and Mile IFUND are all justly proud of it •'Madelyn Lamb. It is possible that the Judge • • • • STYLE t home place on west main SHOP Linn's TAYLOR MOTORS, INC., 303 So. 4th St., Murray, Ky. February 19th Thursday, Hr APT street anthiates the Miller home. The Horne department of the It too was quite a house. Instead

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