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0 H 8, 1957

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sgs The pres- Largest First... nation's top Circulation In' - •• -••• 7i) al laboratory4 with 4/ The City usiness pros- Local News Largest m said that and ent sales Circulation In ord high or The County Local pictures r. an increase .-t•• we! 2r 1956. sh sales are Istria! aetiviso United Press . 7krULITBAR..._ _ , __Murray. Ky.,_Saturclag-Afternoon,-March 97-195.7- MiRRAY POPULATION 10,100 LXXVII. No, 50. • stayed just , o gross na-ies.ea, y year since' Egypt Violates Globe Trotters Tó Polio Immunizations On Increase Murray High Council Actions PlayHere Thirty Two Aspirants To • cent rise in March 12 paratus sales By DONALD J. GONZALES The fabulous Harlem Globe- PTA Hears United Press Staff Correspondent trotters will play the Brown State Tourney Meet Tonight WASHINGTON la -U. S. offi- atembers in the Murray. Sports cials said today Egypt's apparent Arena Tuesday night, March 12, PRESS (tour teams to the "Sweet Six- ; the ble.ssing Youth"Panel new moves to bar Israeli ship- 7:30 pm. As an added attraction By UNITED teen!! for the first time. ttee on Med- ping from the Suez Canal vio- there will be seven different acts Thirty-two aspirants to the New faces hoping to be at the director lates at least 4wo U.N. Security at the intermission of half-tirne. The Murray High School Par- 1957 Kentucky High School Louisville: next, week for the first Government,t,o ,. Council There will be , AU- Teachers Association met on- Tournament crown re- time include. Fulton or North actions.Theymade the statement on American from Yale University Thursday_ evening, March 7 in mained, in the running today, Marshall of the 1st. South Hop- the basis of dispatches fro m who specializes on the accordian, die high school auditorium. and their number was scheduled' kins or Hopkinsville of the 2nd. Cairo that, observers felt certain the Garners. Tranpoline artists Fallowing the devotion given to be halved in. regional tourna- Owensboro Catholic of the 3rd, ow that "Eig;•pt would continue to bar Jackie. the..--Equiblist. the Tong tonight. be Bill Parks 'he business sax- ment finals Butler County of the 4th. Hart Israeli ships from ihe reopened" Brothers Acrobatics and otheas soni was held. it was decided to Friday night's play was dis- Memorial of Bloomfield of the canal as it has 4ince 3844, far a Lee -.vanity; .44- --contact- each PTA --member to tinguished by upsets and over- 6t1, Eastern of the -1th, Grant U S. officials also were con- ment. as* for volunteers to serve in times, including a double _over- County of - the 8th. Nicholas cerned about the Egyptian an-' The orginal Globetrotters ,S the Ground Observer's Corps. are time in the ath Region which County of the 10th., either Rus- nouncement that Egypt would clew featuring Meadqw "Lark" DAY A.M. W. B. Moser introduced , Mrs saw Bowling Green emerge vic- sell County or Junction City from permit ships through the canal Lemon who promases an evening Cumberland, 52-50. in %Olga Richard Burrell who sang a sole, torious over' the lathe - only ;f tolls were paid to Egypt. of laughs. Tickets are now on esep erpanied by Mts. Bob Gass'. Bowing out of the competition There also are several old faces If the' Egyptians bar Israeli --sale at the downtown drugstores, n interesting 'panel' discus- Were favored Grant. County, in the hopeful crowd. Seven of vessels, officials said the action Peapres ,Bank. Bank of ANNEL 8 sum. "With on Parade" was Murray, Breathitt* County. Hodgenville the regional finalists have won would ,violate: Ruclys and College Book LE presented by the students of Store. and Lone Jack, the big trophy and will he out --The Oct. 13 adoption by the :45 P.M. Murray High School.-Those lake Henderson City, runner-up to to get back in the limelight. They U.N. Security Council of s i ine part were Clarice Roihwed- Carr Creek in 1956, and Valley include. Henry Clay. Clerk Coun- principles for operation of the New Earth Tremors der. PotatV °mama. Glen Brew- of Jefferson. County were elim- ty. St Xavier. Hazard, Corbin, canal. The first of these princi- er. Mitt Miller and Don Buxton. Shake Central Greece inated Friday tght, leaving only Lafayette and Mas•sville ROW' oles provides that "there shall Hostesses for the meeting were Maysville and Lafayette among be free and oteen transit through Mr. and Mrs. Buren:IA-tura chair- ATHENS, Greece 01 - New last-year's. -sweet 1.6" in this The canal without" discrimination. men, Mr. and Mre. Alfred Young, earth tremors taday shook cen- )ear's running. 'evert and covert." tral • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Douglass Greece where more theta Lafayette smashed Madison --The September, 1951. aai Mr and Mrs S. V. Foy. 150,000 persons spent the night Central. 63-53. sp advance' to Fulton And Security Council resolution that autdexws .in rain and coed. tonight's regional finals -against TS" Egypt quitbarring Israeli ships The new tremors - which Henry Clay in the 11th Region. Chlorine Gas from the canal. shook Athens itself - were mild- The Generals are regarded as Jets Meet ae 433 Endangers City Cairo dispatches said Israeli er than the shocks that one of the state's top teams vessels apparently a r e barred Friday and " spread ,destruction again this year. . from the canal which so far is and injury along the Thessaly Maysville. which alse reached IRONTON, Ohio) l -• A fire open may to ships of 500 tons coast. ...irate tournament last year. In Finals today in a huge storage ware- 11w or less while the. canal is under- Latest official reports listed downed Scott County, 74-68. in ,house containing 40.000 pounis quing final Clearance. But the one dead. 71 injured and 3.470 play in the 19th Re- as** of fertilizer released a vari- semi-final The Pelldoes of Fu-lton -aryl the indications were that Israeli ships homes meets -essansesi-eslettee--eta-nerte- damaged, 1,915 of them gion Tonight Maysville North Marshall Jets. seiwerful size w rred-. severely. • ifit ft. endangering the lives of coo S arehillatanunta- aggregation Egypt has based its Units of ;awl residents in this area. aaraagainst the U. S. 6tti Fleet "BONNIE" AND "DALE", -Sec-ond-grad, nrodli-ao hoot, to the Harrison County, 63-62. meet tonight in the finals of the Israeli ships in the past on stood by and offered to help behind. Donnie Hol- Firemen said enontaneous Com- the classroom Honor Roll which shows thes have each had: a polio shot. Letter's coming from First Region Tournament. ground that Egypt and Israel but the Greek government de- lock dropped in the winning bustion ignited the smoldering they hold and the poster are being provided 95 Kentucky counties by state and, el/Niacin won the right by de! have not signed a peace treaty clined with thanks. a minute fire at the warehouse of the county health departments. basket with less than feating Ballard aternerial by a concluding the Arab-Israeli war., The Gr=k military commander Cheesiest and Dye -C left to play. -of 84-48 and the Jets Made-- plant Egypt has - held this position de- in Thessaly was appointed re- At Louisville, more than 11,000 at South Point, about 19 The number of Kentuckians went te 74 counties, and in Feb- the grade by downing Loves Ma miles spite the 1949 armistice agree- lief commander. Government'for- fans - the largest number ever east of here. James T. Cook under twenty who are taking ruary 66,708 went to 77 of the 56. ment. ces rushed tents, medical sup- to see a high screed game at The plant is located on Route Completes Training polio immunizations is quickly 95 counties. The two lemma will mist M 52 along the plies and food stocks into the Louisville - watched St. Xavier Ohio River, across arid steadily rising. the Kentucky Health department !officiate are R.00 o'clock totikibt in the Mtgs. from Ashland. Ky. area. elaseet Flaget 5833. The, upset tFHTNC) 9*tar• DePairtment of Health hee epopuragea by the success of the rtr.--411u-7-tti. ;10.11 State police • at Authorities said the.. relative moved the Isengals into tile' • !Mai • South 'Point -Jaittes" T. Cook, son (if Mr. and announced. The large - scale program,' which is to. continue Ni• in the right to play in the • valttre alerted to evacuate the mildness of the first • shock in of the 7th Region tournament Mrs. Wayne Cook of 603 Poplar bombardment of schools in 95 throughout the remainder of the state tournament in Louisville area if the quake triangle 200 miles against Eastern tonight. the odor of the gas selected school semester. next week. uartets oorthwest of Athens provided a St.. Murray!. cempleted recruit counties with polio vac- As several of 'Eastern's Eagles eliminated is detected by persons in that To training March 8, at the. aine information.. beegun in late the 95 counties have not yet be- • A full auditorium saw Fulton area. warning and helped cut clown Marine Valley, last year's regional cham- Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is- Decembo r and January by county gun actual distribution of meta! -walk over a Renard Memorial The yellow. green and orange the casualties pions.. 38-29, after forcing the land, S. C. health departments, is encour- erials to elementary schools, team that couldn't get going. The op colored cloud was reported just Be Featured It sent villages rushing into Vikings to give up their pos- Relatives and friends of many aging use of the vaccine. Coun- further increase in demand for Flundoes went into an early lead over the roof tops at South the streets to huddle together session game in the second period. if ties which have already distri- vaccine is expected_ Junior and and by the third nuarter had the Point in a driving rain. the new Marines were on Newport Catholic eliminated buted the educational materials. senior high schema students sitearen cemeletely in hand. Firemen were reported unable In Eleven minutes later a tremen- hand to witness the graduation are Covington Grant. the last all- Minstrel which include posters, letters, also planning radio spot an- Fembling Ballard made o e e to get close enough to the ware- dous shock - the strongest ever ceremonies. Negro team in the running. 66-63. leaflets, and _radio nouncements, assembly mistake after another to give Nir house to control the fire because to hit the Thessaly area - The 12-week training schedule and newspap- programs in the 9th Region at Florence. er announcements, and skits, and Fulton added opportunity to • ca the gas. They said the burn- Two vocal quartets will be brought down houses and fac- included drill, bayonet training. are reporting literature distri- The Thoroughbreds meet favored bution in their score Sparking the Fulton in fertilizer was releasing the featured in the 1957 edition of tories and temporarily drained physical conditioning, parades S waves of polio immunizations: communities. Dixie Heights tonight. win children was little Jackie Forrest who gas at about ground level and Down South. the Apiganea River. and other military subjects. and adults are request- Tough Breathitt County Was with running mate Harold it gradually was rising as it The Orchestra Girls' Quartet The shock that hit Athens Three weeks were spent on ing shots at physicians' offices upset los Hazard, state ,winner Fraz- ier forced the flowed from the area. is. in rehearsal to singe "Blue this morning caused no damage !he tele range wlseree the recruits and at health departments. in 1932 and 1955, in a close Bombers into costly mistakee. Firemen from Huntington, - W. Moon," a song published in but indicated the Thessaly arca Yini the M-1 rifle and received Vaccine is now being shipped Letter To Editor 78-74 victory in the '14th . Whites- to 84-65, Forrest let with Va.. South Point and surrounding 1934. Members of the Girls' might have been hit again; There instruction in basic Marine in- cominties at more than double burg blasted Wolfe County, 20 points. He made 12 free throws areas were called in to battle Quartet are Car o 1 yn Wood. was no immediate report from fantry weapons. the rate of Novmeber and De- Mr. Jim Williams to join Hazard in tonight's re- with out miesing. George the blaze. Evelyn Oglesby. Benita Maddox that section. This recruit training prepares cember. according to Russell E. The Ledger & Times gional finals. Runnette added 16snointsio aid The gas was reported headed and Anita McDougal. young Leatherneeks for further Teague, M.D.. State' Health Corn- Murray. Kentucky' Lone Jack, favored in the the cause. -•-• • Nerth toward Huntington where officidls . The Orchestra Boys' Quartet specialized 'infantry training at ne:sioner. 13th, also was dropped from the Marshall grabbed an 18- SUCKED INTO AT lead in have issued standby orders to is planning to sing "Whistle Clomp Lejeune, N. C. Illustrating the' apparent •suc- Dear Jim:, running by the upset route at the first quarter and elgicuate the city should it pass While MI Work," from the Walt cess of the program, Dr' Teague the heeds of Clay County Fri- widened the breech in the second. LONDON Rr --An American We of the Murray Natural at a low altitude. . Disney Film. Snow White. Mem- compered the 34.272 cc's (one day. Lowe came back and .cut the slicked into the let of an F784 you novt beta of the Boys' Quartet are cc equals one dose) shipped in Over in the 6th Region, favor- margin to nine points but could Saberiet fighter at Manstom Air how vere much we appreciate A CURVY ROAD John Darnall, Ronnie Maubray. Novo- mbar. before the educa- ed Hodgenville was upended 58-49 erwrio no closer to the •fired tip Base Thursday was identified to- the fine co-operation and gener- Jots, Michael McCasey and _R al ph Fresh Batch Of tional program started. with the slay Bloomfield, which meets Hart &ea as "Airmen', 2ec_ Joseph A osity which you and your staff WATERLOOVILLE. Eng. tla - Oliver. 35,601 cc's shipped ita December Memorial, conqueror of Adair In the third' stanza the Jets of Paterson. N.J. Mc- Snow Hits East have shown us. We feel that Both of the Quartet numbers McMurray. and in tonight's play. mulled away again and piled When American screen stir the 10$1.434 cc's shipped Ine you went out of your way to County. up will be accompanied by the Murray was killed instantly. newcomer in a 22 neint Marilyn Monroe visted England By Jentiery after ,the distribution et! Junction City. a margin at one time. UNITED PRESS put us in the public eye during The last year she apparently made Murray Training School Orches- educational matetials was well regional final play, coded Lan- Jets missed five f re e • The wheel-shaped Milky Way A late snort from Old Man (air construction period and first an impression - at least on tra. under way The orders from caster's hopes 74-54 in the 12th throws out of 38 attempts. light. Winter scot a fresh batch of troonahs of operation. You Ova Down South is scheduled . for is so vast that it lakes Somerset. Junction City is the town council. The council snow tumbling into the north- counties increased during • Feb- Contributed immeasurably too pub- at Tuesday, March 19, at 730 p.m., traveling 156.000 miles a second with Russell County to- ngepared new name plates chang- eastern section of the country rears, also: a total of 107,703 licieing the many advantages and paired in the College Administration a hundred thousand years to Ir.aciv Elephant ffulaaralyn Avenue to ';Maria today. cc's were shipped. Most of the ueefulness of natural gas to backed_ Building. Little Chapel. cross it from rim to rim. lighClatrk County. formerly a name -Jan.". _lea. down after. _ .Up to eight inchee jL sathe increased orders hive coyne from Murray opdait's :trade area. Toteseere Made: Zoo Coed with in Blue Meteor Councillor Arthur Kille reported were forecast for parts of 'Ver- the 95 counties selected to re- by stressing ip many of your to conteia living there competition. seemed on the way .• "I could find nobody mont, New Hampshire and Maine. ceive the school materials. Der- daily issues the safety devices HOUSTON. Tex - A m;d- the filin to its old glory with a who wanted itnob. spelled Sheet and heavy mew warnings were ma the •Decembeei: Period. only now used tot modern gas equip- back eile-ared female elenttant has This Week s Balance 94-44 victory over Sharpsburg. star war" • issued for the area.. 16 ef the 95 counties ordered* merit. you have helped greatly moved uninvited into Hermann Cardinals meet giant -killer As the storm churned eastward vaccine and' the ameent ehIptsed to inform the •people of Murray The Park Zoo in Houston breaking tonight. TALE OF A HAT In The Hot and Cold War during the night, heavy amounts te them was 17.010 doses. But on how safely natural gas may RusseU a state of pachyderm bacheler- Pikeville, to no .one's surprise. fell over an area from easnea eirring Jenuary 6f1,7aR doses be used hoar! 'hat had existed in the a game Betsy Layne -- DETROIT aa -Shirley Korner. By CHARLES McCANN Celebes islands groups in eastern Ohio, through Pennsylvania, Ne We are spree the people of downed eon ter 16 years. • 98-81. Pace-setter Tommy ?2, sent her brown suede coat United Press Staff Correspondent Indonesia forced President alike.. York .and Maine. Phillipsbure .ppet fine town appreciate. a pros Squad, - She has not owner. and netvortv 'ended the game with a the dyer to be dyed pink The week's good and bad news rno to reconsider his plan to set Pa., received a nine-inch coat- New Engine Flown gressive daily newspaper such Adkins is sure' where she came from, along a pink suede l sizzling 39 points. and sent on the international balance oh a new governmental council. ing. - l as yours and ,the generous way but head keeper Tom Baylor to give the dyer the idea -For Nixon Plane In the 4th at Beaver Dam. hat Fheet: with Communists included.- In the rest of the nation, which you publicize., the things Ilgisneeted she was a retired of the shade she wanted The Butler county eked by Beaver American-born Eamon de Va- belt of 'ehowers extended (rem of interest to all of-us and keep (trap-. '5 ow veteran. hat instead. MONROVIA. Liberia - A Dam. 72:71. and Hartford dyer dyed the brown lera. 74 and nearly blind, was Washington, southward into -Cali- us informed on the happenings The ..N.'0,11-font 3 te -tee lade. with mews engine ww beine flown in Greenville 70-60. " Mrs. Korner sent it back and *Israel. In compliance returned to po)wer in an Irish fornia and inland hi torts of of this area. poi above 40 years old was deliver- . hero' today' from Prestwick. Stilt- continued .its march to- asked that it be redyed pink. United Nations demands, started Republic electioin which enseeted Montana. Heaviest' amounts dren-. Our heart-felt thanks to you Fulton ed .by en animal handler .from New Inn& to replace a damaged en- the regional championship' rhe hat was sent GI a withdrawing its forces from the Prime Minister Jelin A Costello. ched the fai northwest area. with and we wish for sou and your ward Knexv•ille Tenn . whose name "inc in the nlane carrying Vice downing Ballard Memorial York dying specialist and was Griza and Aqaba Gulf coast Brookings. Ore., wallowing • staff continued growth and suc- by Saylor didn't get President Richard M Nixon on North Marshall romped Lost. Mrs. Korner collected $327.50 areas which it had held since it Important. Voting Strength 1.12 inches. in the World of news. 61-48. as The zoo hasn't had a female his three-week AfriCan tout. cess 75-50 in the 1st at in damages. invaded Egypt last Oct. 29, In Great Britain. the Labour snowstorm WaS accompa- yours, The Officials said barring any hitch Vers truly elephant Once Nellie died at the United Nations forces .1 0 (Lk Party gaineda . important voting Gas .System ove.mtur rrat}':.: wes :_ft nnirei eea.., fee_ • Navon ^indict ber able to'ialte oil MYrray- Natural autniShed atteritt-f - tn- Al. strength in a series by by-elec- "" ---4+4"4"4"14.4'-'.6" P's. Grant "Cevinta over authority in the two areas throughout the east. Hew:lines H. J. Bryan • the ri'ssolo'sg-mc only elsnhent un- erhedule ter Entebee. Uganda. first half of a double bill as the isreelis pulled ouf. lions far seats in the House, of o:I...ten degrees lower than Fri Superintendent in the 'mysterious lady d defeating,. Williams- til the ,eame President Game' Motel Nasser Commpris. The Coneervative. goy- meriong were reported fnom *, One of the enairies on Nixpn's in the 8th, a double overtime. I Weather -of -Egypt was expected, as the ernment ot Prime Minister Har- southern Michigan to Louise:Ina big four-engine transpOrt smok- town 36-34 in eo1 heavily on landing beat Sliepherdsvale 74- result, to permit completion of old Macmillan. still held cxper,isa safe- and eastward to the cease in Liberia Bagdad ALL LIT UP School Board thriller which left Report the clearing of the -Suez Canal majority. But New Englahd. however. had Thursday and officials decided 73. -in another the. ropes. blocked after said the trend showed that the ten to replace it rather than take a Gets Invitation 6th Region fans on which he the Israel Hop- AT RAN'Y N Y - 'Laberites would win if a general tillteierelg ‘ler,v „f"tibel7c1:! rhaoce on repairs. liopkinsville and South By UNITED PRESS invasion and the! flritish-Frenetr West Trucks along New York election were to be held now. . up Cal levees. iunty School kins meet in tho' finals tonight in Southwest Kentuck. - Mostly attack on the canal zone. of the nation' Nixon an Th., State hivhways this year wilt re- aandbit.stiNit,herstheloeLerectditiotnym_opf i4trat7 d hi, wife. Pat. toured attend Madisenville. "Hop- roomy Becomes Nation Secretary of Slate Jrihn Foster "Is "5t Beard has been invited to the. .2nd at sereble ninhell machine's. cloudy .and raid - ,with a few the Pret;mi Hills Friday. greet- Crittenden Dulles flew to Australia to at- Coast. eyhere cloudy skies the annual meeting of the Ken- kinsvillc d ow ned sow flfirries ?Utley, clearing And With Vice President Nixon rep- Pacific ing natiree and having their A New law reverding lieht- on tend a meeting ri4 the Southeast tucky Scheel Boards Association County. 82-75, in Friday, night's (seder tonight. Sunday mostly resenting President Eisenhower. with two grotes- commercial vehicles calls for pictures taken accordleg So)uth Hopkins took the felt with a slight warreing trend. the British colony of the ,Geld Asia Treaty Organization, Mem- lures. 1 . in Louiseillte Match. 13, Play as elearerree light's on smaller tritely'. predicted again glielY garbed "witch doctors" superintendents measure* of Fredonia. 65-54. - I High „today 38, low tonight 29. Coast in West Attlee celebrated bers are the United States, Great Sho)w rs were, to the county irtri the addition of a second tail as seen' as xvtio danced for them. teams putting their its independence day and became, Britain, France, Australia, New for the West Coast, office. Of the 32 tight and a three-light eltieter for regiqn. , line tonight 13 of Some 530 a tre terneeraturee: as the new nation of Ghana, the Zealand, • Philippines._ Pakistan the Middle Atlantic -Nistenestial at fighting influenza- A. program outlined by L. E. hopes on the lereset 'twice Th:it Waal boost the the upper trying to in, Covington 26. Paducah 33. Bowl- ninth member of the British and Thailand.'The chief topic for The Great Lakes and :mei running a temperature but Meece, executive seereary of the them wilt be get' nember of on commercial Mississippi Valley tourstament for the first. ing Green 31, Lexington 21. Common-Wealth of Nations. discussion Was means to combat and Middle insists on continuing the tour. K.SRS, whu. will preside.-at the the state ereeetes gn inettes rot wider -to visited by showees Four regions-the Ise 2teci. London 22 and Louisville 30 'A resolt by army and civil Communist subversion In South-, region§ were shaking hands and patting °chil- meeting to be held at the Seel- time. ?5-14 on the back and 11 •in the -VI-1mA lath-are certain- to add • Evansville, Ind., 33. leaders in the Macassar a n d eit5t Asia. today. dren on the ,head. bach Hotel• a front.

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PAGE TWO . THE LEDGER .1z- TIMES - MURRAY, KENTWKY SATURDAY - MARCH 9 19511 THE LEDGER & TIMES AFTER ISRAEL O.K.'d WITHDRAWAL Peb.1.1slIED BE LEDGER .* 'IDLES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. Lows,lidation ot the Murray Leuger, Tne Calluway Times, and a lie Bad Weather Hampers Grid Tilt Oetoper . 20,. 1928, and the West 15,entuckian, 11, 1942. Bobo Got Little 4A.13".ES' C. Gt FTAMS, PUBLISHER Herb Score From Purses He Says Joins Other Difficulties To We no-serve tne right to reject any 'Advertising, Letters to the Editor., or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the WASBINGrON aft - Carl interest of our readers. May Try For (Bobo) Olson earned some mighty Add To Plight Of Coaches 4. NATIONAL REPRESI.:NTATIVES.' WALLACE WITMER CO., I3tia fat purses while he was middle- weight boieueg-eltempion, but Moarue, Memphis, Term.; 250 Park AN't2., Nev.- York; 307 N. Michigan Bad weather has joined grad- coaches," the Paris, Tenn, native Feller Record now claims that he actually tuition Ave., Chatagu; "Bulystun St, Boston. received only and scholastic difficulties I added. • a small fraction in . - --- of the money. adding to the plight of the End is Murray's weakest spot .Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as By UNITED Murray State coaching staff who although Charles Blish has de- e Seecad Claes Matter ' PRESS Olson, in a letter filed Feb. ------Herb--,- Settee:- Muer; -Stronger-25:- .(old` the ars-fast - preparing- -their --forces- eided-- to-- returns- which --holstere _arid Apparently faster than ever, for the annual Blue-White' inter to.. some extent the tremendous .-..SUBSCALPTION Jine.Wie. Bys Carrier. in Mau:U. „glie *yak. 20c,. which, is looking- into---hiss- -tax said today he may -squad game to -traaai-33e7M- Calloway and asuommg counities. per year Vale, et.sc- challenge Bob troubles that be played March gap left by graduating Don HeMe he worked for the 22. 0.1...re. 40..10. Feller's strilssout records •'ii I Sid Flaherty Promotional Enter- and Don Heatheringtun .The atiG \can • learn to throw by curve quistion of end Karr from prises, Inc., of California, during Dan consistently well." In fact Coach Jim Cullivan is Vanderbilt may brighten the end SATURDAY - MARCH 9, 1957 that period. Flaherty was his counting on the squad game as The- major leagues' Ix zing manager. outlook if the .former Tilghman King mane his tirst appearance a determinate factor in shaping star lives up to expectations. Olson said his purses amount- next SOUND ECONOMY of the spring for the Cleveland fall's outlook. The contest Veteran Bud Vest may fulfill ed to $189,648 in 1954, but his which will be played under the Indians Tuesday and struck out pay was only $30,656. his purses his obligations as a senior next four batters in three innings. He aspects of a regulation game will year. The • in 1955 were $195,716, but his give Mississippian missed saict he weighed 200 pounds- the transfers and new men the latter part of last 'season e hear so mnith Criticism about the Tennessee Valley pay was only $50.788. l'he gov- the opportunity to produce their from eight to 13 pounds more ernment claims Olson owes $83.- due to an injury. W Authority- froth the private power industry sonic than he did last season. wares. Despite the miserable 464 in income tax for 1954 and weather which threw a monkey Murray's chances were heaviti iiks may get the idew ,improvement of the Tennessee -The extra weight can't hurt, $52,565 tor 1955. ••• Of -course," the 2 -ear old_ fire- wrench into spring practice, the hit by the stiff eligibility re- R.‘er and .h.S" tributaries - was exclusiveiy a power' de- Intornal Revenue Conunisaioner coach was highly pleased quirement of nailer said. -But the big thing Russell C. Harringston told 01- with the NCAA which velopment project. Nuthing,--co,dld be further from' the tor me this year is to throw my the' individual showing of his took away such standouts as Al sun he was entitled to twosthirds lads, truth. curve conaistently well." of his net purses; under Cali- Giordano because of his prefes- Score,. whosannieeL_Ai3 batters fornia Taw.- and 'that the Declining to repeat any names, sional Ream. But in the Army engineers who had been W-urking in the en- last year, explained his curve Cultist-an said that at least 6 or. 8 words 0( the patient coavh "that's amount upon which his tax was of nessee alley fin- a 'hundred years beforethe TVA Act -came and weht mysteriously" lased: the transfers would be of all, part of the garlic." . in 1956 and said that was 'the 7••••14:-",-.44 eirluable assistance " to h .Was p cti in 1933'ensisionesi the present Series °f locks Thotoghbreds next -season. To briefly forecast -next tall,' reason .for his erratic 1 rate• ot the Breds will and dams as an aid to, nit% igation; and to control flood-. ' in sonie, . -The- injury toll was light but be just as strong giants. Billy Vessels in the backfield, although Cul- Des elcipment 01 .1)0Weit was11.1 even considered during In Florida, meanwhile, harras- ironically enough took out two To Quit Football boys who missed the inter squad liven is still searching for IR all Ile yea-r;VinigresS was ;-tii.oiciing- millions of dolltir; NASROLLAN ENTEZAJA'.(lefO. of /fah erMfers with And w Cordier, sed managers sent up a' chorus break away runner o4 the Carl (), chief aide to Dag liammarskjold (right), U; Secretary- of . howis- met the unseasunal game last year because of mis- fur-small dams and locks so that boats could go up river satisfaction with the BEACH. Fla. 01.P - haps. Ben Bradley. out With a Walker type. They n•ill have General. The latter seems to be expressing weather ' (ice, rain) that has PALM good punting with au i the W ay to t hattanuoga during certain seasons of withdraw her troops from the Gaza Strip and the Carroll Rosenbloom, Baltimore broken collar bone before, will Jere Stripling pledge of Israel to chase° the athletes indoors tor among the best in the land. As Gulf of Aqaba. Below, part of the Israeli delegation to the United Colts, president; cried "say it have to sit this one because of the year. Golda Meir had several days and. wrecked care- yet there is no real rugged line- Nations is shown in a huddle after Foreign Minister fulie-worked-out pitching sche- ain't so. Billy" today when in- a broken ankle. "Coon" Mason . If tee Want- to lurct about ..the de‘elopment of the- delivered her historic message to the U.N. General Assembly in New formed former Oklahoma Ale-- has a broken hand after having man to succeed' Giordano but withdrawing her forces from Gaza-Aqaba areas. dules. The_ Plitaburgti _Pirate.s. dine--witl-be- -fortified by- the -:-Grea-1--±Lanies- of the 0-11t -*fork that Israel was New York Yankees, K-ansas City Arne-ilea -halfback 'Billy VeSsels' a fractured rrid one year ago. • - ._ . had decided to quit pro football bave adios, ttie state's lead- return of Cleatus Cagle (just er One waterways tor transponation, surpassed only by • Athletics, Boston Red SUX and married I and J. D. Burdin, the Miiwaukee Braves have been tor a business career. . ing scorer last season is no long- the Great Laken themselves,- and --11 .we want to ignore or in school because of admini- Henry County farm boy who . nit the hardest by the weather. Mackie Co., a -Miami construc- learned football the hard the annual flood control value in the dams, and consider Five Years Ago Today tion and .real estate strative action.; nevertheless the way.. LEDGER & TIMES FILE The ' ached- firm, an- TVA only as a puterr producer and distributor, the enin- uled intra-camp game was cal- nounced it had . hired Vessels Breds expect to be loaded at the The Blue-White game is spon- pa.rison of our economy in the valley with other sections . • ied oil because of wet grounds -on a full time basis." fullback spot. The halfback pOsi- sored by 'the college "M" Club Mrs. Ida Wilson. age 76, died this morning at 2:30 Rosenbloom. when tions appear set with Dick Utley, ot the l inlet( States s% na h was published recently should • out club Vice Presidentes Chuck he lamed anct an admission elf 25 cents at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mable Pullen of Mur- comiskey made the day a sue- Vessels may give up football. Don' ,Johnson, Bobby Lance arid will be charged to help defray Murray's Did( catise Os lo iift .otar he:ins a iil....e higher. and giVe u: ray. Route one. cess by corralling his last two said the Colts would do every- Stout having the expenses. 'rhe coaching staff ex- upper nand at the moment. some mignty ..AAILLI nigdnielitS to l.i.'H.: ag'aillst enemies Burial will be in the 1.0.0.F. Cemetery in Manchest-!i ka m.dd ocurts - 42-year old Ellis thing in their power to get him Jere pects- a large crowd to attend Stripling. all .- - • remains were the Max II. and 29-year old Tom to change his mind., • OVC, is the quarter- the anticipated event. of TVA. .er. Ohio. The shipped by back but securing a number 2 . . -* a...... Funeral Home. Brown. Kinder was 5-1 with the Vessels played Canadian pro Churchill - football in 1953 and serv ic4 man. at this vital position for It.or. the pereapita •est.r-se in tile Vailey, tne- tash you, Prof. and Mrs. L. R. Putnam entertained with a-buf- .:ardinals anct,, White Sox last ...swoon . while- Brow-n hit .3-14i for Lathan .for two years before split T teame, may not be _estabe Your v•.ii, and Your criT;(ht•=r, i,-...i.:n- TeT•lle coming iii every 17ra-inner itiFfllrior *if The juroriri aniiklifor-Vdice majo-rs.- joining the Colts latit season. lished before the middle of next year - t‘.ss xyher,..a, it,Its 3 Liar iu al Murray State College at their home on Chestnut Street On other trunts:_ season. "We have eight m e n • Friday evening. fighting for this position and if • vnsin pert...Luta irt...the then was 45 • -`of the_nation- Granny Hamner, seeking to Three new lights tvere,erected this morning by the c• er, from shortstop to the Tigers Most Improved any of them knew Who it will j- a. att....4-C. Nk 'flt 1 ICII it C. 4,1 the as State Highway Department and the Murray Electric inand.patched two strong inn- be they've out guessed the Anil 1, one walitse see nat the IS der al Agrees Manager government Svstrm. The new lights will be the three light variety ;lib in Philadelphia Pinnies' in- gets out- ei it he m.iy s•-rart- ssith LILt. ahstantrai ugure os which Includes a caution light • s' a% squad game.-- G1T-Coan not - horions of du.iais tour it:cut:re in 1955) and cum- The three lights located at Sixth and Main. Fifth 'tied the Tigers he is quitting By LEO H. PETERSEN All-America uaseball Lu devote o fah tune to United Press Sports -Editor, - - *re Trat with nye- trieirtfie-in -1929. and Main, and Fourth and Main will all be synchronized to allow traffic: to flow more smoothly. - his insurance business. Tiger LAKELAND, Fla. lir - Jack' it Inc terteral--goveinniciit fiat nobodyin mind 4,fficials Turn L. ,:tIcElrath hag 1' - far three weeks visltein said they would attempt Tighe, in his freshman season 'cep: .ts own treii,•,..r yvnen it ai.p.'opriated more to •get Peek the 110.000 draft as a major- league. manager. UP Cage Hialiah. Florida. with thoss• who ajai a flair' dollars to the TVA luck,'darris price they' paid -Minneapolis. for agreed today Alton, -Barnett. age 57. passed away this. morning at the veteran eutheider. pick the Denman Tigers as Ise i.o•Wer lotteo.s it made of the rho ost invest- .1:30 at. his home on Eighth and Elm. Death was attribut- Itaewcr Walt Alston said he most improved team m. the Squad Named ,, histor,.• ueCause it ,s C ode, t•;:":. re..•re ed to complications following an extrodded illness. . would give • Jim Gentile. Don . . .Barnet( is survive-d ltiy his wife, Mrs. Mildred Barnett, Denieter and Jcihn Roseboro, "I think we V•111 prove it all than trial arrioutit eath year lk hull it nasn't NEW YORK Ifs -The 1957 one sister. Miss Patty Barnett, of Lexington, one nephrw, Brooklyn's three top rookies, a right," Tighe said. "But we'll on, ot tee nigge-ot e omplaiets printers have had for have to wait and see if that United Press All-America bas- Sam B. Young of Miller, Mo. 'long in the Dodgers' ex- ketball team (With height, gosriine.r.t la tate, the i,,ggest hibition games. Centernelder improvement is good enough to age, finish- class, hometown and average tHat.• 'o chill,- it wret. ,on,pC-litio;, with the Jim Piersall said he and the make up the 15 games we behind the Yankees last sea- listed in order ): so• Heti Sox -are quite a bit apart" ed , ,: , 1.on;s: a- it 1, profitable son- First Team 10 Years Ago This Week in their salary negotiations after , Kansas. 7- v., • the ,...,, -einnient still keep rignt on doing its a conference with General Man- Admitting that beating the Yan- be quite a 0, 19.- sdph., Philadelphia, '29.3. Above. June Allyson and JAI( losihtin',!. And It v. otild tie silly not to. LEDGER & TIMES FILE ager J. o Cronin. kees "is going to declared that the , Columbia, 5-9, 21, Lemmon who will give you more ' , project." Tighe pri", ate industry ae Mach as anybody, Tiger players "feel that they Sr.. Hackensack. N.J.. 28.6. laughs than you've had in many. Len Rosenbluth, No, Carolina, many years in their new comedy ifelie.ed..thele are soir, sets iceS Charles Magness, student at Kirksey. has elect- have a real chance." been 6-5. 23. sr., Greeneville. Tenn., "YOU CAN'T AWAY FROM -in( can pro-,-Die tor it,ieti better and.cheaper than ed president of the •newly organized -44i Club of that Needs. Starting Yanks And important" he 27-0. IT." which opens Sunday at the community. The club was /And that's hind 1.eilese TVA is pro', ing that the organized on Tuesday,.Janu-, I'm not going to , South Carolina, Varsity Theatre for a three day ar y 21. added, "and d .stro.olition 0.1 power Is, tine of them: .say "anything to) make them feel 6-4, 22. sr.. Mare Creek, Ky., engagement. - • Funeral services were held at Flint Baptist 1V.• rehietei,cs smalier (on•thoinities Church Detroit In differently." 31.0. Tuesday afternoon for Harr::oll ITom) Linn, 42 w'lo - speaking Tighe Rod Hundley, West Virginia, over the eodin crying tor pri . ale enterprise to fur- , 'The plain died Friday. 'February 2$, in Gladwin. Mich. Rev, L. D. minced no wards when he dis- 6-4, 22, sr.; Charleston, W. Va., ..a.o.coiGATE Vitt* etei 0 riettricity ti their people, but the risk o as too the Tig- 24.4. Wilson officiated. Swap Deal cussed the prospects of )1 Ore pe.(..,p1.2 had to issue. their own bonds to build, Linn is a former resident of- the .Flint Community ers. Second Team pitcher and a , Seattle t carrelit t'larts only to have' them gout,led up of this comity. -We need a LAKELAND, Fla. .rr --The righthanded hitting outfielder," , Louisville that, riiter daring Sunisorsi include his wile. Mrs. Parlee I.inn: -his tileIdoorn of the twenties,lity New York Yankees and Detroit he said- -And we are going to , Southern Methodist 1HE DESTRUCTIVE parents: 'onel daughter: two sisters and two brothers. Tigers are negotiating our TER/4M ri,d11--,ry hdering then; ,,,ternating current, as I ' a deal have to find them among Gary 'Thompsion, Iowa state ,00Se leaf tobacco sales hiere season total reached a that may wind up with Bill' youngsters for the other clubs Joe Gibbon, Nfississippi tho.e.):1• Ill, 10 ‘sio• maga- in that. of 9,513.8241 pounds this. v eek as sales were 1 held on sele as the world champions' in the league are a bit leery Third Team FREE INSPECTION Many \%111 refrit-mhyr it was more . Thursday. ra-ily sold Friday And •Motiday. The- three sales during i• tt tio•Ider. of dealing with us, figuring we Archie Dees. Indiana tLa n , 4,,mic the past seven days brought $339,031.21 for an average The United Press learned that are strong enough as it is." . Otto State TERMITES 1 of :39 the Tiger's already. doesn't know A 1.1: that. of •_ourse. we, the people. ').67.. • have repect- Right now, he Guy hedgers, Temple Total Money for leaf during the season to date is ed an even swap of Tuttle for whether he will be able to fill , Kentucky --Licecsed and Insured-4 Uurseives. third-baseman - - - !!.2.2.0..931 -St_ The al,:erage for the: seasrin w Andy Ca rry____ but those gaps. Jim Ashmore. Miss. Stale tooted Sam Kelley - • AToTt. TCTI" The P7it3jv 1"(11:0" Inat•••••try "mad at :323.76 prior lossaleK expected to get underway on that Johnny Neun, one of Gen- Boone At First - hicte eral Manager _George. Weiss' key to Detroit's chance, &Al •• • duliars in° the necessary' re- the Murray floors today. Another or any club," Phos• chief troubleshooters, is other declartal sc•ar, n IL,- :cum': Construction will begin in the near future on a new coonunu- he pointed out, was the attempt Tighe. figure' we have a good ing the negotiations-With Detroit to convert third baseman Ray A Indu.,1•trial- Arts gUild'ing. to be located behind the Andi- chance to- win the pennant It l• tzt, t:itte r. :4:I/A' there is a differen.e in the • " brass. Boone into a first_ baseman. If Kelley's Pest according to an anhouncement made by Prof. things are right now,. but it se, ,..„,•• nr:••• - that Th.. tadsI itnidelry. The Yankees belies.' that the Boone can make .it, Tighe figures can getidhose three things out H. L. 1) d- head of the ladustrial Arts Department at 27-sear-old Tunic would be their Control f''I I i•,tt-.,•. It M ii 01 niol.o.;toi-istie Nor it will strengthen his club be- chancel!' t‘ill to much bc!!er.-. Strte legular left-fielder.', A right - Jim Finigan. obtained from :• it to the' cause P1iliv. And all . Sorge:int •C; 'son id' If. A: Wilson. Raz.: hander hitter and thrower, Tut- the Athletics, then would play - p r• gtnated. is attending the rout-rink/or flight surgeon's assistant tle played ih 140 ktames nest third. season and j r i i jj•.iii I„I„,olit be of. the Air l'nitersity SthrI(11 of AYiation Medicine, Ran- hit .253. lie hit .266 11 Boone doesn't make the ;„1-. The • (folio f• ur T••xas. in 1954 and .279 in 1955. grade at first, he would g-- t The Tigars;,. flat refusal _to back 40 third. with Fimgan bat- SCOTT DRUG ' ;n petroleirn industry fishy make the even swap ',lc the tling Frank . Bolling and Jack ool• Yankees by surprise „ because Dittmar for the second base post they were certain the Tigers and two veterans. Ed Robineon ''. I reatittil` dloil ?hal.- 01A• r.:.1.-,.o.r 20'Years Ago This Week Will Be OPEN This Sunday • would snap at the chance to an dEarl. Torgeson, dividing the ,-*,)--., ;III \ I I/I.-ILI! Vk I Itt I •, Iii.'• LEDGER & T,MES FILE acquire • Carey. A source . close- first- base chores. • •• V., ,,...., for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs. ill.."•/11,I I io! ' To•I,Ii. - •• - to the negotiations explaiiii'd the -If we come up with that Tigers cooled on Carey after that right-handed hitting ha•-• d on ri eiarl--,• t•. aid for Overby, Murray, and Clay Copeland, piteher. acquiring. Jim Finigan from the and Boone can do WE WILL BE CLOSED from - -t--1-,•- ;•-• sr ;,•,- 7.---*e. T7-,•-nytt-•,•- -I 4 ". "• 1..nit-tsql(rt.-of--;‘1(1 r allow al, +-fro-lit-y-74- ystuity itree-yr-etteteir---R---- outfielders ,7•- -1r ansas c ity- Amt. tic, -Vie j-,l i1 firi e-e' won't- eon- II :00 a. m. to 1:00 p.n. tor Church flour .‘‘. ,n,,,itg tio• 4-1 'it of 75 who passi•d the Kentucky State cede an inch to the Yank,'- eXaMination l',,,r in Itei enther. '- '' CASH AND CARRY PRIZE - ' ilt-chMati DlilYI'llirl, w•i•Ilsknowns farmer In;if north (rf Vote For lurray, died Friday at his ,horne on the- Benton thigh- Las Vi•Si.ss, N. it' . '46. Iir40 mile. from -the city, tile fourth of a family Of tam yi. M. Diekeyi cemniander Melugin & \ Frazee, Holton .' oitit0:.•.- - tO die .-W.-ithiti. fh-rte--s--.0ar.-. 1 .4 • I: S :‘,..'st...i •••loo,r' tinit:••• ... , . INSURANCE AGENTS ED BURKEEN :.iiic.irti:T-• •rt the Capitol .1'nesol;iy and _ \Keil tieilaav 0 II -, Ie.h l'..i• , I iitir,itily I i -.,1 -1,1.,.,. flo- ,(.1,;.:.'''1 -tarring .1:tHe flehris”. Creohto-• linitle '`'H''' •"" "Iirr '" d'''""1" '41" AUTOMOBILE FIRE — es,,, ,o! 1 ,1 1 KIP' III 'MI LI CASUALTY for r d ());,/ j4: A110,11. Mitr. Brof/1 / 1 /1 and Martha Rave. 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II 9, 195f Tilt SATURDAY — MARCH 9, 1957 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE s To ches GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE OPENS 111, TODAY been only 14 perfect games out of 4,980,390 in 53 years. The WAITING FOR ISRAELIS TO LEAVE GAZA STRIP top .10-year It's Play Ball Tenn, native Sports Parade average is 204.73 In Grapefruit and the top single Mark is Lee weakest spot Jouglard's 775. . itish has dc. By OSCAR FRALEY and --two--pies. He was heaved In team play, the one game League With Weather Deciding hick -holsters' --United Press Sparta Writer - -.boarding house in mark is 1186 and the series r 2 tremendous NEW YORK an —The ABC 1948 at Detroit for getting to ord is 3234. In the booster divi- United—Preis Sports ng Don Heins Igo:ling championships Saturday the table early .. and eating sion, for teams with less than WriSsr will have rookies; BiTIS'- Harrell It's -"Play ball" in he Grape- and Larry nun .The ae& open a 51-day run at Fort Worth everything in a supper intended an 850 average, the records are Raines at third and fruit League today with all hands short. respectively. tn Karr from and competitors will discover for six men. 1046 and 2883. hoping the wcratherman also will Redlegs vs. White So x at ;hten the end that pinboys have become an- Among the 'others who follow- You are challenged, sir — 16 decide to "play ball." Tampa: Rookie sensation Jim ner Tilghman other sacrifice to the machine ed the ABC wherever it went pound balls at 20 paces. All 16 major league Landis makes debut in White expectations. age. • was a family which included teams are slated to see action on., Sox outfield and Bubba Phillips may fulfill For the first time in the 54- grandfather scin and grandson a Gomez May Go To .program which includes the first goes to third. Redleg Manager S senior next year history of the event, auto- But now they are a part of the night game of the year — he Birdie Tebbets has named form- ppian missed matic pinspotters will take over bowling oast. along with wooden Cinci Redlegs champion Brook- er Cub Warren Hacker to start. ! last -season the pinsetting job. It's' a concese ',reeling halls. • lyn Dodgers meeting with the Cubs vs. Orioles at Mesa: Bob sion ts sustained speed a n d The competitors will• simply By UNITED PRESS Milwaukee Braves at Miami. Rush, Elmer Singleton and Gene Viability. have to get accustomed to -the were heaviti Ruben Gomez' failure to re- The world champion New York Fodge will tactch for the Cubs. But they'll , still tell stories imnersonal factor, and another eligibility re- port .to the New York Giants' Yankees make their bow against The Orioles, although' rburnirik about the "pinaroos" of the past. thing yon can believe is that NCAA which training base renewed speculation the St. Louis Cardinals at St. at absence of shortstop Willie Like the Oshkosh TWins. Their eireest anybody has a chance per- indouts as Al - today that he may be delt off Petersburg. Fla.. while the Cleve- Miranda, got encouraging names were Bob and Dick Mura- in this bowling merrv-go-„round. if his prefes- to the Cincinnati Redlegs. land Indians resume a long riv- formance Friday from Charley ski, identical to crew cuts, shell- • As example. Pat Romano, a who p. But in the The Giants made it plain that alry with the New York Giants Beamon, the young pitcher rimmed glasses and heavy com- 16-year-old Voted°. Ohio, school- season with a t coavh "that's they are fed up with the Senor's at Tucson, Ariz' broke in last bat hots—but they rode to the boy, in his first Whitey Ford Sc'. attempt rolled annual spring game of "hide and Here's how the teams figure 1-0 victory over ABC annually in their, a w n 702 good for A LONE SWEDISH SENTRY stands before a road barrier separating eighth place in seek" when club President Horace United NaGinita emergency forces to look at the start of the long and Yankees. Cadillac. and Israeli forces on a bleak stretch of Sinai desert. In the background ere ast next fall,' singles in 1953. Ten men won Stoneham threatened a sliding forward Israeli out- grind: Beard Growing Giant posts; behind them is the beginning of the disputed Gaza strip between Israel and Tigers vs. Red Sox. at Sarasota: just as strong titles in their first starts, and scale of fines "for every day Egypt. UNEF Yankees vs. Cardinals at St. Then there was Cliff Merry, a troops will move along this road when the Israeli troops withdraw. Ray Boone debuts at first for ilthaugh Cul- none ever went on to become he is absent from the Phoenix, (International Radiophoto) Petersburg: Yankee slugger Mick- Pliendly six - foot, four - inch Tigers with Jim Finigan expect- rching for V a star. in 1956, a Syracuse team Ariz.. training base. Stoneham ey Mantle is slated to see action giant from Los Angeles who' ed to play third. George Susce r o4 the Carl finished second although only made that announcement Wed- April 20 Vanderbilt A only if the field is dry and started growing a beard every is .the Red Sox' leadoff pitcher iy will have one man averaged as high as nesday after sending Gomez a April 23 Austin Peay H Yogi Berra will- sit this one opening day — and by tourna- Several Top Scorers Are and Gene Mauch and Billy Con- Jere Stripling 182: And Ed Faster of Detroit April 30 Western H out. World 'Series hero Johnny cable in San Juan, P. R., de- solo were named for double the land. As ment's end was being photo- was 67 years old when his team May 7 Memphis State H Kucks will be on the mound manding an explanation. play combination. I rugged line- graphed more than the stars. won in 1950. The Giants, meanwhile, are May 14 Western A for the Yankees and the Cardinals Giordano but They tell wild tales of Lein ABC Averanes Surprising chortling over the heavy slug- Missing From MSC Track Squad May 18 OVC Meet at Middle are using Herman Wehmeier, Phillies vs. Pirates at Clear- irt ified by- the - Lewjeki_a_ LIILepounder f r o in There's - -a major reason and ging of 58-year old- Hank Sauer Tennessee Bob Smith and Lindy- McDaniel, -water Only three 1956 regulars Cagle (just Schenectady, N.Y., who suppos- that is the fact that of 2.100.006- in their intra-squad games. Sauer, May 22 Austin Peay A Dodgers vs. Braves at Miami. to start for Pirates and bonus Eight dual meets in addition practice are: Fr a nk Cullivan, 1. Burdin, the edly, ate more than any man ABC members last . year Only the team's possible No. 4 hitter, (night Don Drysdale, Ralph gables Laurin Pepper and Art to the Ohio Valley Conference dashes; Marshall Gage, hurdles; rm boy who ever lived. He snacked four per cent averaged 180 or walloped his third homer WHO IS "FISHING" Brance, Sandy Koufax and Fred Swanson slated to handle part who of Meet have been scheduled for Jim Hogg. hurdles; Dave Bowel!, e hard working on a box, of better, only 11 per cent averaged .the spring in Wednesday's game Kipp are slated f o r Dodger of pitching. Jack Sanford, Don way. the Murray State College track dashes. and Bill -Looney, dashes. chocolate bars and ice cream by 170 to 179 and the national and has knocked in a total of LAS VEGAS, Nev. ill+ — Clyde mound duty. Slugger Joe Ad- Cardwell and aJck -Myer get team, according to Track Coach Others include To Beal, game is spon- the gallon. After that, on one average—hold your hat—is but 11 nins in three contests. Ashby, 31-year old trailer sales- cock is out of the Milwaukee mound assignments for Phillies Bill Ferguson. shot and discus; Tom Franklin, ge "M" Club occasion, he ate 40 pork chops., 154. man, was acquitted of charges lineup with a sore back. who are playing their regular Rain and wet grounds hobbled distance runner; Norman Lain, Joey of 25 cents a dozen hot dogs, a case- of pop On the record side, there have Florida training programs for a _The season will open April 9 that he fished without a license Jay, Humberto Robinson and Don lineup. shot; Stan Dodson. dashes: Gerold c help defray fourth straight day. but St. Louis with Middle Tennessee at Mur- on nearby Lake Mead after a McMahon will handle the Braves Athletics vs. Senators at Or- Grogan, 44'0 and 880; Cliff Erwin, hing staff c:x- General Manager Frank Lane ray and close May 22 with a friend verified his fish story. pitching. earned honor of opening on RADIOACTIVE TANK high jump. and Bob Byrd. mile. wd to attend RIGGED FOR came up with a new center-field dual meet with Austin Peay The friend told Justice of the Giants is. Indians at Tucson: lando: Rookie The complete schedule is as int. prospect in infielder Eddie Mik- at. Clarksville. Tenn. The OVC Peace Art Olsen that Ashby was Rookie Ossie Virgil and Andre mound for A's with Dean Stone, follows: sis. The former Chicago Cub meet is scheduled for May 18 merely trying to "fish out" a Rodgers to start for hard-luck erly pitching for Senators. Sena. goes into competition with Chuck at Middle Tennessee. In ad- April 9 Middle Tennessee H fishing rod which had been lost Giants_ and Hank Sauer will. present only one rookie Harmon, Bobby Gene Shin anal dition- lo conference Meets with'April 11 Tennessee Tech A in the lake op tn left field. The Indians in lineup. Bobby Del Greco for the posi- Western and Tennessee Tech. ton which could make or break the Racers ,will compete with , the Cardinals' pennant hopes. Vanderbilt and Memphis State. I At Tucson, Ariz., 20-game win- Coach Ferguson stated that 1--fiers Early Wynn and Bob Lem- practice will not officially begin on turned in strong three-inning until March 25, but that several performances in their first spring boys are already working out outings for the Cleveland Indians. on their own. Hero of the intra-squad game, Missing' tram the' MSC squad however, was Dick Brown, a this year will be last season's high school batterymate of Herb three top _scorers, who helped SMITHORONA Score who hit a two-pin seventh- Murray compile one of the best inning homer off rookie Gary records in its' history' — victories Bell to give his squad a 7-6 vic- in six of seyen meets and a tory. third place in the OVC. The numoer .one scorer. Hurdler Holmes Ellis, will not be on. the YOU'RE OUT squad because of scholastie dif- ficulties, while the number two DETROIT (IP — Two strikes and three men. Dan Mathis (440- PACEMAKER w,as out for William Yearger, 26. yard dash) and John Daniels He reported his car stolen, only (shot put) have withdrawn from to have police find it around school. These boys, along with -the corner from a tavern from hig Fred Meyers (mile, two mile) it and JAI which Yeager - had telephoned his collected 2641i points for Murray give you more ceniplaint. When he made the last season. had in many. same -complaint several hours ✓ new comedy later — and police found the To further Coach Ferguson's AWAY FROM car in the same spot — Yeager gloom is the withdrawal of two Sunday at the was arrested f ir drunkenness. top freshman prospects in the SENSATIONAL ✓ a three day high jump, Darrel Jacobs and Tom Chandler, and the pos- sibility that Tom and Terry VALUE... Darnall (high jump, pole vault) will not participate in track 0 this season. THEIR POSE MAY RECALL the toric Iwo Jima flag-raising Incident, all is not gloom, be- but the scene is the Hanford a ic plant at Richland, Wash., and However, de- the men are General Electric Co anyi technicians who created cause five lettermen will their odd-looking equipment for takin ictures inside underground finately return to the squad, vice they are raising is a several good freshmen and $169so IVE TERSAM storage tanks for radioactive waste. The and steel "fish pole" on which is mounted a cam that can get photos in tiansfers are expected to report. a tank that has only a nine-inch entrance. Th isc serves to block Included am' ng the h termen being ma (International) GOLDMAN WILLIAMS ECT ION escape of radiation while pictures are will be John Brooks (pole vault), TERMS OVC record holder, who has AVAILABLE TES never been defeated while jump- ing for Murray; DM DingWerth Insured-4p (mile-880), who collected 53/14 points for the Thorobreds last Aley ear; Jiit Pigue -8801. 441 rnd Bill Distel (pole vault, hurd- les). Another member of last year's team, Mike Lain, will Pest e, add strength in the mile and two-mile. rol R. KU J. ERNST Others exPected to report , Please Notify Your NATURAL GAS SYSTEM RAI SCALL IN EVERYTHING BUT PRICE nday Phone 366 Qetoos The new Smith-Corona pacemairee, ave SmIth-Corona Foaturas If you wish to run a Gas Service Line specia eaning has the performance, workmanship Famous Needs. a and ease of operation that have -width Tabulation Colorspeed Keyboard • Full on your property this spring or summer —beyond ords made Smith-Corona machines fa- • • Quiet Operation K. HOSKINS SCHUMAN When grief strikes so is - moos. It lacks only some of the • Floating Shift Flour - yen. et is not more elaborate features for special Protected Type Faces close to Quicleset Margins • MERE ARE, SIX of_jhe eight per- to put into words the sympa- typing purposes that you find on • the flowers • All Around Steel Frain* sons who will feceive in New thy you feel. But more expensive models. Actually, • Superspcied Action carry a message York the first creative arts you send because of this, the Smith-Corona . beautiful "write" far, tar beyond words. Their • Clean, Crisp, awards of Brandeis University. Pacemaker is easier to operate and for gold beauty is a source of corn- If you signed for a line last summer, Among the four selected maintain. Why don't you see it and "outstanding artistic fort and strength. medals for try it today? which has nOt been achievement," are Dr. William run, and you plan Schuman, noted composer and director of the Juilliard School to use gas this spring or during the of Music, New York, and Dr. William Carlos Williams, dis- coming summer or fall, you should tinguished physician-poet of Office Supply Department New Jersey. The four named as recipients of $1,500 grants-M-aid notify your Gas Company, phone to promising young artists are: OF THE composer Robert.Kurka of Co- SHIRLEY FLORIST 366,, immediately.. lumbia University; art:st Jitnes liAILY LEDGER & TIMES Ernst; the Shakespeareites of 500 North 4th Ph. 188 New York under the direction of Murray, Ky. Donald N. Goidmin, and Kiithe- SEE GREESIE.,WILSON CALL 55 rine iloildn.s of Boston, author.

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MURRAY, SATURDAY - MARCH 9, 1957 PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES - KENTUCKY 411•11mr Town Tries Culture Coating Medicinal Navy Secretary Chili News Activities Columbia As Presley Antidote Tablet Is Art Women's Page WAYI.AND, Mass. - (IA - BUFFALO, N. Y. -an- Skill • - Expands Culture-minded Waylanders have in the coat business is not con- formed the Association for Ad- fined to tailcirs, according to I "jóBurkeen, Lditor. . . Phone 694-M-4 or 763-j Weddings Locale vencement of Musicians, Inc. as Albert Manton and Edward W. of harmonic antidote for Hepp, who have been outfit- .491/1=••••• •-••••••••••••=0•0•••11115!,MIIIINEO On Roads a kind Elvis Presley. ting medicinal tablets by the Garden Departinent ! .ifrs. E. J. Winning millions for over 30 years for m BOGOTA --11/1-- Colombia is Incorporators of the group said a pharmaceutical manufacturer es Study On • ScpciAL CALENDAR Presents Progra embarked on a massive program their project was two-fold-to (Arner). At Fellowship Meet involving 8.000 miles of roads help advance the careers of .1.- tower A rrangement They pointed out the tab- Saturday, March 9 Wednesday. March 13 and an investment of $400,000.- youthful misicians and to off-set that of The Gai,i.n .s.sartmen: el isle Circle V f the WMS of the Group IV the Christian 000. It's all . keyed to a 1960 the cacophonous reign of Presley let tailor's job is a tough one, sisse„e Is ,s„,,se s eiee. es„s iis The .Captain Wendell Oury First Baptist Church will meet Women's Fellowship of the First , completion date and the coun- in this Boston suburb. for .too much or too little color ------can ruin a batch containing 25,------rcgozais toczal.lsky inv....ale, at -tere---.414Plk`r-- (4- ttelt --DAR -will MO"- at TheBaptist- -M-,-ssttfte-ateesee-e-Citristiett---Chtireh met on Thurs-sttry's economic boom. first concert sponsored by George Hart 000 to worth- C.LID noase on inursuas. ....siss, at the hens of Mrs. thirty o'clock, •• day,' March- 7, at nine - thirty • Colombia in 1956 spent more the group featured Egyptian 1,000,000 units, o'clock. • • • • more than •71- • ate seeseteurseisseereee .n... In.. at two-thirty _ '1 o'clock in the morning at the than 3102_000,000 on its road im- composer-pianist Halm El Dabh, $50,000. i . • • • • March 13 tChurch. provement projects and will Voisin. first trumpeter of the aiternoun. Wednesday. Too much color is about - the. The Lanibuth College Choir and Crafts Club Mrs. E. J. Winning presented spent an equal amount through Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. 011ie. Brown presented I The Arts same as no color at all as it will Lskii Lesssii s.asse Ls sns. Ls ;es will be at the Hazel Methodist• in the home of Mrs. the morning program on the each of the next three years. It will meet wash off previous applicatiotis: ss:rias s.„,.. /se ,s,.. ,.,.i. Church at seven-thirty o'clock Churchill at two-thirty theme for this series of studies tops its neighbor, Venezuela, by Ronald American end, Venezuela has And too little will result in ..- present a musical program. on "Southeast Asia." some 10 millions, and is far 011 5 ,* 01 tia i:110,int 11 ;clue's. virtually completed its, majer color variations that neither dis- t, everyone ts Invited. • • • • • The devotion- on "Brother- ahead of Argentina, Brazil and THOMAS S. GATES JR. (above), Lite tuea. point, 5/14 • • • • . contributions to the intercontin- tributors nor consumers would ars...4e- The Eastside Homemakers Club hood" from the thirteenth chap- Mexico in its 1956 road-building ental highway while other ma- 50, was nominated by President • s,, Starch 11 by accept. succeed Secretary naht. •. Monday, :ea] meet with Mrs. Curtis Hayes ter of Luke was given Mrs. efforts. jor segments have been built in Eisenhower to • Pleasant Grove Home- Navy Charles S. Thomas, ne n of the The at one o'clock. E. S. Diuguid. . The importance of Colombia's Chile. Scuador and elsewhere. They give ,each of their tiny of the MN. cirtrie▪ will meet with Mrs. • • • • who resigned his post which he S.-*.iesiuson. pre- .eakers Club Mrs. Robert Hahs and Mrs. current program lies in the fact Domestically, Colombia has subjects as many as 18 or 20 Cissa 'Brandon at one o'clock. Dennis of held since April, 1954. Gates, *tie The Harris Grove Homemakers Taylor, hostesses, served that completion its projects for by coats, with some special tablets • cti IliCeNti.41.. groap .• . . been hampered centuries now serving as Undersecretary Club will meet with Mrs. Floyd refreshments . to the thirteen will virtUally eliminate most of requiring up to coats where • a L twealy cellars to an inadequate internal commun- 75 of the Navy, is retired naval re- a, The Sigma Department of the o'clock. memeers and two guests, Mrs. the last "missing links" In the aessias A norni.nat Saylor at one ications system. Its major north- a particular action medication serve captain who took part in Merray Wornases Club will have • • • • Clyde Jones and Mrs. Howard long - planned Pan cerraisi iee was apt:tow:ed. American south highways, now constructed is desired. the invasions of southern France, meeting at the c.ub ...s. 1. "L anton. ac„,n as .;..,,,,.. , an epen The West Hazel Homemakers Nichols. Highway. or to be built, are those paral- Iwo Jima and Okinawa in World L. An par- sal. Color is applied by pouring or r„..,;),, in Int, an.,tnee of lars.,. hciuse at seven o'clock. Club will meet. with Mrs. Bob American motorists long have leling the Andean range and run War II. Thomas' resignation .be. spraying to rolling tablets to , e ms of cteldren of kindergai•ten Moore at one o'clock. travelled through most of Mex.' coast on the conies effective on April 1.„ le.sa heess..1. sss. from the Caribbean • l esPeciailY urged to at- •• -• VI - ten and several of the Centred insure even color distribution. sirs. C. C. L., eery appeared '"'` are north to the Ecuadorian bordef tend. Thursday, March 14 . American Countries. At the 'South b.... r.....n, gi, us., in t.., .:11,.-e.•• Personels on the Pacific coast to the south. , - • • • • Murray Woman's . Club .... i... .:0.1.i.ig enter:as-intern . • -- The These are the, major links Co- ,DISAPPEAR IN ACAPULCO Tuesday. March 12 • • hae its general meeting at Mr. and Mrss Billy Joe Parker .....e:_-:-.. •,.....0 Capess" 'e's.....r.. e ..... :. will lombia fS adding to the Pan - oi* .n,,,,r11.1,1! The Puiterlown .•., Humemakers house at two - thirty and son are visiting in Service Club, Has pr,nlea -later :he club American highway system. But Cluu %Ili meet . W ith Mrs. Sarn ele,cUon week_ . ae- ' u'cicx*. There will be an this Regular Meeting it needs these improvements for L :.e Ns.,man's Clue" 1.'ach at Lew o'Clock. '- • • • Esgers of officers. • . .• its own economic progress as is men: :s :•• sr, e .i ,IC1. . • • • • • • • At Raker Home • William Morton of Centralia, well. ....• i).f 1- .1i-ol..: %. 1.1 L , _ Cu-c.s of the WKS' of the , funeral . The Young Peoples Missionary Ill., was in Hazel for the The tionie of Mrs. Mary 'Louise Construction 'crews are._at ...•.: is,riest Church will meet will meet at- the First of Alvie Oliver. c Group Baker on West Poplar Street work at many locations. me- ... .nirty o'clucle as follows: mon I 9 • • • Sap.Ist Church for a was the scene of the meeting of times at elevations of 10.000 feet . w.:h Mrs. Noel Melugin; II o'clock. - and Henry study at five-theey A Mr. Mrs. Harold the Jessie Houston Service Club or higher in the Andes. Bogota, ,A .Tri Mrs. Ira Fox; III with Mrs. .potluck supper will be served. .. Ross of Benton - are the parents of the Supreme Forest Wood- the capital, sits atop an 8,000 D Outland; IV with Mrs. Pat se • • • - • _._01__asteeehtee meiinda weigh. hien Circle held on Thursday, foot level and from here high- - ii.kutt; VI with Mrs. K. T. The Supreme Forest Woodmen sing seven pounds 1012 ounces, 1. March 7. at seven-llairty o'clock ways fan out in many directions . . s't.s...ord; VII with Mrs. Lois Circle- will 'hold it5 regular born on Friday. February 22, at .24 in the evening. -to Manizales and Medellin to metrung at the Noma '.: Club the Murray Hospital. • . Mrs. Nannie McCoy, president, the west and to Cali toward the • • • • o'ci • ,3 • • House at seven-thirty presided over the business ses- south. Murray Star chapter No. 433 •. . • 1 Doris Ann is the name chosen sions Various subjects were dis- These are the routes over • ••••• the Orcce of the' Eas.crn Star Homemak- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald TY.: South Murray by Nance cussed in- behalf of the regular which Colombia is moving much s fluid its regular meeting at will meet weh Mrs. of "Farmington Route One. for h. s. .1. Sec:I.:A-I, ers t•lub grove meeting and the state of its industrial output, textiles, ine Masonic'Hall at seven-thirty Hargis at One - thirty their daughter, weighing five aiAL) Frani, convention which will convene footwear, metal products and a. asiccci • eSeek. o'clock. pounds. !stern on Wednesday, in 'April at Bowling other items coming from its bt • • • • Green. • February 20'.--- at . the Murray -The hostesses. Mrs. Baker and factories. More than 50 of them.. Fridley. March 15 Hospital...... , American affiliates. are located REAL OLTLew SENTENCED Mrs. Pitt Hackett •. • • s Mrs. McCoy,. served refresh- Trit. :sew Concord Homemak- • ments to the group. in the Cali area alone. For Meet ers Club will meet with Mrs. A daughter. Marsha G a i 1, at the Paz ,r-I Hostess The next meeting of the Serv- Steel production '0 pat: 1.-man . at one o'clock. weighing six pounds 10 ounces, del Rio plant, one of the largest .ac./14 9 • : H Class ice Club will be held in the Of Lydian • • • •eas born to Mr. and Mrs. James depends -:.\ al, .0 • hirme of Mrs. Oneida Boyd the in South America, also her David Phillips of Benton Route- on transportation via high high- F. br ourg.ar) Mrs. Pat Hackett opened New Hybrid Corn Seed first Thursday evening in April. for the Friday. February 42, at • • • ways. Oil production, now being F Circ-ne t••:u ' 1.., -n Poplar Street messing of the Lydian Stocks Are Available Murray Hospital.,.. expanded, is largely centered at • • • • - SERVE GOOD FOOD : Cass of the Fir,.'t DETROIT 111 -- James Pace, refineries at Barranca Bermeja. and Mrs. Leonard H. investigating- the strange disappearance of 015 - ..• . es, . St, ass.- , Inc. Mr. 23. made on the. Magdalena River, and MEXICAN POLICE are the mistake of visiting 59, and Mrs Leering:on. has an ample supply Pritchett of dexter announce the iver sternwheel- these two New Yorkers, attornty Joseph Michel, z.even C a restaurant the second lime. Mississippi type hotel of certain birth of a son, Leonard Gene, . Hallocic, 42, who vanished Fcb. 20 from their Acapulco bla; . of seed for production Pace • • wai - ers carry some of this petroleum Edith 24 travelers checks were left behind. Title The guest devotional speaker rietv hybrid owns, It was an- weighing nine pounds ounces.'ress recognized hint as the man output. Other freight.., is moved rooms. Clothing and S when they were on a vessel sailing E. C. nounced this week: -7-15orti tin Saturday. February 23. by steamers over the river to photo was 'made a year before for the evening was Mrs. who had held ap the restaurant (International Sound photo) FABRIC SHOP teacner of the ohn C. Dicken. managersa-id-ill -The 153Orr6y this week. ports • .n the Caribean. to Nassau for a vacation. Jenes who is the • • • 1 earlier Y.-ung Women's -Claes of the "an suppfy of fodridation Carver, "SEW and " snsiers Sne gave aseno4..4aspir- single"arosses are_,ott- hand for.. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy_ t h e .ng talk on the then*: 'Gise Us The produttion er the new yet- 11014 Mien Street, " are Phone 308 of Kimber- -1 els Day Our Daily _Bread's.. low hybrids 'KY 105, KY 106. parents a daughter. hy- lee, weighing eight pounds 124 1641 Miller - Murray 17n her scripture 4i)eing from and KY 106A. tall yellow Friday, February the book of St. John. • bride). and a limited supply for ounces, born Murray Hospital. Games %vete directed by Mrs,. KY 204 mew white hybrid). ' 22. at the HOUSE Ragsdale. OPEN Maynard Max H. Churchill The tn.tte was attractively BABY'S BODY FOUND IN CLOSET, Funeral Home decorated with arrangements of ,pririg flowers..-Mrs. Bradburn Superior Ambulance leer's group---was in charge of Service - Equipped areangernents for the even- Saturday, March 9 - Sunday, 4are:110 witO oxygen -les' - Friendly Service - e.x.een members and two • Mrs. Jones and Mrs. St.. 11 :;11 N. 4th ...se Farmer, were present. Monday, March

inspection Two beautiful Brick Veneer Houses, located 1654 and 1655 Ryan Avenue, will be open for Saturday March 9 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sunday March 10 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Mon- VJaUi Drugi day March 11 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Zoned for Paved Street - City Water - City Sewer - Fire Hydrants - Low Insurance Rates - City Gas - WE HAVE IT WE WILL GET 17 Brick or Stone Residences - One Block From College OR IT CAN'T BE HAD NO DOWN PAYMENTS ... THIRTY YEARS TO PAY ....NO a. VETERANS: st.n. CLOSING COSTS! Move in now and start monthly payments just like rent. -LAST TIMES TONIGHT- - 2 Baths - Elec. that Mary Jane Berke, w: 3 t'rm. - 2 baths - Elec. 1 4 B'rm. SAL MINE() in - AN AUTOPSY disclosed BLTIFIA ,DOWN l'AY.MENT Air Cond. In a bedroom closet of an hnuecupied, new house 1 co blocks _Ra$(17.01.-21eistpe-rAir_Cond.e Rad. Heat - "ROCK PRETTY BABY" found from her home in Bellmawr, N. J., probably died of starvation or 77177-1777 gone mo. $89.95 per mo. who JOHN SAXON with the body is held by Dr. Robert •_s___ fnght. A live puppy found -$75.18 per mo. $85.92 per mo. • LLA_NA .PATTFN 5*ner a veterinarian. A putsiiing- teeter was that the puppy was College Professor 174 750 cash closet floor appeared clean.r,tern The agi trwt.a)had $$664.9.4841 mo. • $80.5-5 per not housebroken, yet the Business Executive__ $1750 cash been nussingjor More than a week. Skill Laborer i $2750 cash per mo. • - $75.18 per mo.-11- FOR 3 -Factory Worker \ $3750 farm • $$5593..0770 perper mo. • $69.81 per mo.-•-- 07ADIT • DAYS STUDY PEARSON'S PROPOSALS Farmer $4750 farm mo. $64.44 per mo. • %Jinni SUNDAY Store Clerk $6750 house $42.96 per mo. • $33.70 per nio. • - 1111:201111"1111111.1..1.11M1111111110111111 • Plus Instiratice and Taxes on a bus.'jilt oat ot a L,; , You can 1142) • conclusions...but Inoteq. or ar_pn to FOR SALE: Lot No. 26 in the PASCO SUBDIVISI ON, Ryan Avenue. Net proceeds to be donated. to IV': Ryan Avenue "YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY FROM the Building Fund of the First Christian Church. Lots in the PASCO SUBDIVISION on have been appraised by the Veterans` Administrati on at $3,000.00 and up.

FREE DOOR PRIZES will be given away Monday a t 5:00 p.m. First prize is $5.00; second prize, $2.00; third prize, $1.00; fourth prize, $1.00; fifth prize $ 1.00. Not necessary to be present to qualify for prizes. If you are unable to attend the Open House, fill out and mail this clipping or facsimile not later than Noon, Saturday March 9 to John 0. Pasco, 306 No. 14th St., Murray, Ky. r Addri•

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Temperature is the most im portant factor which determines the time from planting to ma- turity of vegetable varieties, says Clyde Singletary, UK Agierulture Experiment Station horticulturist. Ilk 1'1 Is per word for one day, minimum of 17 words for 500 - Sc per word for three days. Classified ads are payable In advance. 41111Ma. For instance, he says Golden Security sweet corn may be 1955 FORD, two door, custom 8,‘ listed as an 82.cay variety in -1;111P TioR RENT 7-FOR SALE two to pick from. Lampkins Land Transfers a . seed catalogue; if planted May Motor Sales. Call 519. M9C I. and the season is cool, more than 85 days may be required SMALL FURNISHED apartment. AUTO, FIRE, LIFE, and Inland Plenty Perry and wife MURRAY BICYCLE, 26". Per- Mary for maturity:- however, -it may-- Furnace' heat. 505-Poplar. - TFC Marine insurance. Contact Wayne fect- condition,- with lights, lug-'-A. Perry FP-William -Lee-Th-6m mature in 75 days if planted Wilson, phone 321. 11413C gage carrier and new fender and wife Wanda Dene Thorn MODERN 3 ROOM unfurnished June 1 and the season is warm. flaps. Good paint. Cheap at $20. -,6 acres. duplex, available soon. Also five TWO 1954 BU1CKS, special four Maturity dates of a vegetatle Harold Shoemaker, 503 --N. 7th iiroorn unfurnished apartment. door. One straight shift and one variety in a catalogue are merely Street. M9C George J. Satterwhite and wife dyna-tlow. a guide, he points out. When '!-- See Mrs. Bob McCuistun, 503 with Lampkin.s Motor to the Vita L. Satterwhite listed as early, medium or late. Olive. Phone 33. MI1C Sales, call 519. M9C 1955 CHEVROLET hardtop, one Corner trustees of the Cherry the varieties - will genesally come owner, low mileage. Lamplcins Baptist church - lot. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Save up out that way in farm plantings 2 ROOMS $6 and $7, televisipn Motor Sales,- call 519. M9C ATTENDING the annual Gridiron dinner in Washington, D. C., the (above), to $30 on 9x12 Axmiruster rugs. Vegetable plantings far succes- R. in lobby. Beale Hotel. MI1C Duke of Windsor (right) and Chief Justice Earl Warren of the President We are closing out all 9x12 rugs sion harvesting should be a; y Distributors Wanted Supreme Court chat with Marquis Childs, St. Louis Post-Dispatch d Secretary to make room for our n e w HELP 2 - to - 3 - week intervals in the WANTED I columnist and new president of the Gridiron club. (international),. S. Thomas, FURNISHED SMALL four room spring patterns. Any Axminister early spring and late fall, .and ;t which he house, one half block from col- rug on our floor $59.50. These at 1 - week intervals in the sum- Gates, WANTED: Married man with car, BABIES ON THE HOUSE FARM COOPERATIVE -spring 954. lege campus. See Jim Gilbert at are nationally advertised Alex- Pega Palo Vines State mer. For instance, early lersecretary age 22-40, with high school edu- CONFERENCE TO BE fel- 11105"2 Olive extd., or call ander Smith rugs, many in all sweet corn plantings should -al naval re- * cation, to work 8 hours or more TAIPEI, Formosa 915 - All HELD AT 1.1K MARCH 11-12 from 2 *831- W -3. MI1C wool, take your choice $59.50. Distributorship Open low the first planting ook part in daily. Must have good personal- babies born in Formosa today plantings Company. Phone I to 3 weeks, but June tern France, Crass Furniture ity. We train and finance. Phone were 'on the house. The govern- may be as close as 1 week iva in World NOTICE 381. MI1C or write Fuller Brush Co., 422 A-I IMPORT COMPANY ment ordered all hospitals and The University of Kentucky Jas. and the Kentucky Cooperative apart. ignation Columbus Ave., Paducah, Ky., 5808 W. Division public health centers throughout April l. 2 FURNISHED Apartments, hot, phone 3-2777 5s Clifton Coleman, the island to deliver babies free Council will hold their 4th an- MRS. MAMIE EISENHOWER re- MONUMENTS Chicago 51, Illinois cold water, and bath. 1206 West Manager. M9C of charge in observance of Worn- 'nual joint agricultural coopera- ceives Sandra Jane Lockard, 4, Murray Marble & Granite Works, ITC U. of Cal. Reports Main. Phone 325. M12C ,' en's Day.' tion conference in :he Guignol who came to the White House to builders of sine memorials for _ theater of the Fine Arts building Flunk-Outs Are Nil talk about the 1957 fund raising • ovei hall century. Porter White, campaign for the National LARGE 3 BEDROOM br ick MAIDS FOR NEW YORK (live on the UK campus Mondaysaasd Manager. Phone 121 - M16C Answer to Yesterclay's,Puzzle Nephrosis Foundation. The First home near college, aprx. $10,000 in). A-1 jobs; to $180 monthly. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Tuesday, March 11-12. - 915 - Lady officially opened the drive' FHA lean. Owner will transfer. & board; fare advanc- 15000 OMM MOM The tentative prografn includes SAN FRANCISCO, .s irSEWIN MACHINES, . Necchi, Free room ACROSS 39-Germast by making her first contribution Payments $74 month. metaphysician ELBE Mg OMR greetings on .Monday by Dr. Almost nobody is being flunked Repair all, ed; nicest families;" fast action. to Sandra. She is the daughter Domestic, Bre'her. THREE NEW 3 bedroom brick 1-Fondle 40-Writing SE M MOO OMR Frank Dickey, UK president, and out by the University ,of Califor- Write Gent Agy, 35 'Lincoln, 4-Free ticket implement of Mr. and Mrs. James Lockard makes. Write or call Allen's located, ranging in M GillURIMRD Welch of the Francisco, a school of- houses well Roslyn Heights, N.Y. • ITC • li-sini-ar 41-Hy1iothetical Dean Frank J. nia, San of Washington. D.C. Sandra suf- Sewing Machine 'Ex., 210 S. 4th., 12-01 gan of force EIGICIM and Home price from $11,500 to $12,500, hearing 42-Center College of Agriculture ficial says. fers from nephresis and nephe Padutah. Dial 2-8900 or Murray all guaranteed to pass FHA in- 13-PoRer stake 44-Get up omman omou Economics-,: talks on farmer co- Before 1948 about one-third of 47-Laundrese UMROM OMR ritis.(International Soundphoto) phone 1091. M19P $2.00 HOURLY possible doing 14-Actual being NIN a discussion of why entering . class failed to spection. 15-Peer Gyrit'a 51-Bushy clump IMMOU ORLMODOM operatives; every 92 ACRE FARM near . Frpvi- light assembly work at home. No mother 52-Toward the Kentucky farmers join specific graduate. Since then the figure ORNAMENTAL IRON, cat and 16-Estetided sheltered nide amgo NM dence, good house, 20x80 foot experience necessary. Sanco Mfg. 13-Begin 53-Dierateh BIM1IEE42 Ar;11/0ilfg groups, such as rural electric has ranged,- betW_een zero and wrought designs, porch columns, time cattle barn, tobacco barn and Co., 8507 West 3rd Los Angeles, 20-Solo 54-Period of ClF2.2 MOOD breeding groups, eight per cent. railings, mail box and light post, 21-Preposition 55-Betirt.h and artificial other buildings, 15 acres of 48, Calif. M12P 22-Pronoun 66- ii.wiftly OM IMMO credit cooperatives, livestock, to- The change has resulted from picnic tables, yard furniture, etc. 21-Pastener flowing water ORR OMEN entrance e.xarnination. uni- timber, 75 acres of good tend- 27-1tody of water 57-Obstruct bacco, milk, strawberry, a n d a lace' COLLEGE Low prices, easy .terms, free es- Would- able land, $9500. ENJOY YOURSELF, its later 29-Temporary bed 7-Prophets farm supply purchasng co-ops. versity spokesmen said. timates, May f ie Id Ornamental 10-Look fixedly DOWN S-Pours off example, are ▪ 76 ACRE FARM at edge of than you think! See °pry star 31-Alternating The evetUng program at the be dentists. for 2881 Collect. A4c seeds gently CLEANEAS Hazel, extra good land, good Faron Young in "Hidden Guns" current (abbr.) 1-Edible 9-Residue Gold Room of the Lafayette given six-hour tests of their 32-11ousehold pet 2-Lerection 10-Employ determine if FREE Pick-up & Delivery house, two tobacco barns, stock Fri.-Sat., March 8-9, Murray 33-eoriform fluid 3-Aiireement hotel features entertairunent by finger dexterity to 4-Tbne gone es 11-Article of cavi- Expert Dyeing Service 1957 barn, well fenced, cdn be bought Drive-In Theatre. M9C .14-1.7eposition furniture talent contest winners , of Ken- they are capable of.drilling 15-Vapor 5-Emmet -Note of • Standard Diary for $25e0 at interest. Baucum 37-Total 6-Narrow water 17 scabs tucky rural cooperatives, and a ties without accidentally drilling Alteration Service passage 19-Artifirial • Aristocrat Diary Realty Agency, 500 Main Street. 38-Goal language talk, "Bench Marks and Bottle- the patient's tongue. INVESTIGATOR 2228. 2-years 23-Torrid WALTER WATERFIELD • Cash Account Diary Office phone 48, Bill Hall 563, 9 io necks in Cooperative .Develop- e college, $26.5 plus ,ouerairne. .and. 2 -T°6 r-• 9 24-Cooled lava Book home ,Hoyl Roberti 1447: MIIC: "5--Preas ment," by Jerry Voorhis, Chicago, ---One third of all the gasoline owner Auto Record car mileage. Typewriter salesman 25-Crant use of Book -Suffuse with USA Cooperative League official. service stations the U. S. 1411 Olive Blvd. Ph. 430 Auto Expense 21-28. college degree. Excellent 27 genial heat On Tuesday will be more talks have no full-time employes. Travelers Expense Book PIANOS. new and used Seiburn 'salary plus commission. Type- 47 22-ThIngs done 29-Rota t ing piece on cooperatives, the Kentucky Day -At A -Glance Book White. 463 Chestnut St., Murray, writer mechanic 20-28. high //za,: of machinery Cooperaeee Council; and e chit- Memo Book Ky. Al2P school. $275 phis $35 per week, 35-Everybody'e 7/. z,.5 14 -.5 2er barbecue lunch, at the CI( Calendars uncle en 1957 while being trained. Stenograph- ; 311--Baseball with J. K. poeition Livestock Pavilion, years old, er. young woman 19-27. Jobs ..t 5 i,29 (.7 Office Supply Department I HORSE, _LMARE, 8 13-Weanon Stern of the American Institute Murray Lumber Cu. Inc. lbs. Unlimited Employment Agency. 14 36-Printer's & Times ,,rk bay WiTh, matched, 2800 of Cooperation. Washington. ipearance ot Ledger Paducah, Ky. measure • Jay Duncan. between Lynn Grove 314,S Broadway, /A 37-Appeared on "Getting on with "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" 9, and Mrs Cali 55 .7P ill z speaking Brev.-ns Grove. M 12P M12C NS / 51 33-Prepared for 262 •apulco hotel and 4 print the Important Jobs." 104 East Maple St. Phone This .zi . 40-Commonplace iehind. eeriverreatIon essel sailing -Conjunction • /7 . 41 William Bligh of H.M.S. Souruipeoto ...--EUZAilETH SEIFERT'S NEW NOVEL 43--Exclamation Capt. 44-Man's Bounty brought the first few ap- .7 eil ee nickname 45-Rail bird ple trees to Tasmania, an island 5i 46-Kind of cheese [Dale & Stuiliri in 1788, the Nation- - A Call for Doctor 47-1F:xleted off Australia, Barto Society says. Today 411-Bereerage Geographic C1954 by Elizabeth Seifert. Reprinted by permission of ,4 al the pub- 49-Ocean second PRESCRIPTIONS Beare Dodd. Masa a Ca Distributed by King Features ayadicat• 115 50-ConjunetIon the fruit is Tasmania's 1 IMO •II MOO An.* Weir.IN. most important export crop. • NANCY, by Ernie Bushrnille. CI!A PIT.R 29 license . . pending the outcome The older man looker?, at him u.a•ii blue eyes. "Can't you- N Sunday, Grady Barton 01 litigation ." witii HIN_A) drove Judge Cowan and June Grady spent thirty minutes do anything?" I'M GiVING. IT MAKES do a lot of thi7ofs. to Madison where the judge would thinking of things to do: he would "I'll have to them will change the ...let WHY 'DID YOU DOG A TREAT-- FEEL BRAVE catch a plane for an extended trip go in 'person to. the president of None of society. He would knock Mo as it now stands. That I'm under THAT 10 to Washington and New York. the BUILD suit for danages to a • On the way, Grady confessed his Chronister's block off! He would a legal \r that my medical license SNOW MAN WAY lie to June's father and went on write a letter-he would write a patient, tspended. If I win the suit, to aak if their plans to marry dozen letters. He would stand out is UP THERE -2 If I don't-" ' ..1 street and denounce those it will ke restored. - • [who had done this thing to him! He shrugged. The judge was not surprised at Someone came into his waiting • • • he either development He had, room, but he still sat staring Of course, given time, he gat said, made certain inquiries; he blankly at the wall of his inner hold of himself and did the "many pection knew that Grady Was divorced, office. That one patient-Ur things" there were to do. He and why. d Mon- Frank Seddens who carne regular- talked to Judge Cowan. to June "Did you tell the committee?" ly-required that Grady, begin- -now he was glad that no one asked Grady, amazed. ning at this very minute, must knew of their engagement; he red for "No. I was the only one with act upon this letter. assured June that he would and 0 a daughter in whom you were But he sat there in his chair could make no claim upon, her. "W m:0 interested." like a man in a trance-his star- "I didn't fall in love with your Nor was the judge disturbed at ing eyes saw nothing, the objects medical license!" she told him. Ft/ •• what the rev, iation of Grady's in the room were blurred in a Against the advice of -several ,.NO falsehood might mean.' "Let it red haze of hurt and anger and members of the committee, he alone," he told the young people. hatred. Thcy couldn't do this to moved his personal belongings an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren "Half the town has guessed the him.' out of the house and closed the ABBIE truth-and the rest don't much He sobbed aloud and heard the clinic building. He rented a room care." noise which he hail made. And in a boardinghouse. YOU WERE NICE TO HER , BY GOING (:)el SE `;'..; carried a ais- As for their engagement .. . thought about it. He rubbed his The newspaper SLATS. SHE'S JUST A CHILD - NICE TO HER, DEA't . Te.ST- item; people of both "Maybe you'd better nit announce big hands down over his face and erect news YEAH -ROCKY, SHE MISTOOK KINDNESS AND 714'.: HEAL he towns were as kind, as polite, to KID it just now," he deettled. -Though got painfully to his feet; SHE THE FOR LOVE THE WOUND; he would allow I am sure you two will make a walked about the room to restore Dr. Barton as THINKS SHE'S IN ...17.7e.••••••• go of it." circulation in his Limbs which them to be. LOVE MTH ME: ached from sitting so long, no June of his origi- So June hung Grady's ring on He had told still, so stiff with anger. application for a job at the a chain around her neck and was nal After a minute he was enough factory; at a word Cron) her. happy to cherish her new found In possession to take deep breaths Seddens and the rector love in her bosom, close and Frank to quiet his heart and his zing- to see Joe Perry. If Grady 4 P* warm and secret Grady would went ing nerves. Then he went out to again asking for employ- have shouted It aloud-except for came his waiting room, appearing to they said they thought the the pending lawsuit ment, be a calm man. company should hire him. Meanwhile he was working It was Frank Seddens, neat as Joe looked amazed, fie had not axes some and the conviction that always, who looked up at him, known that Grady had ever ap- things would improve .persisted smiling. "Good morning, Grady. plied! Why, then he supposed ... with him until the second Thurs- I'm early." "We'll stand trhind him per- day in March. Grady wait not Grady shook hands. "Yes, sir. said the rector. "As lated. to sonally. Joe," exactly busy, but he did have a I-" His tongue moistened his to character-" Avenue few steady patients, and he lips. "I have to tell you, sir," he "I know Grady as well as you thought the number was increas- said quiCtly, and then he did tell do," said the plant manager, with ing. his benefactor of the letter which a smile. "If he's already applied, He saw June regularly, but not he had received "So I can't treat tel need only to send for him. I , $2.00; by Al as often, for an pleasantly as you any more, Mr. Seddens. I- expect he'll be useful. At least UL1 ABNER Car* lify for they might have enjoyed, had I'm sorry." He smiled wryly at he'll be on hand if we need any rot later they been free to announce their this understatement. first aid." arwsw•enniroms..oc engagement Of course Grady Mr. Seddens jutted hie small "But he won't doctor lltyond p. 17Crf's TAKEN AN,, EVENING 01-I, FEAR1t.55,DEAR - WI, HEAD knew that he could make . no gray beard upward into Grady's that," Seddens warned. "That rntfsy e JOB, AT THE QUAC.KENDUSH WE CAN DINE OUT. ixw'rDARE red.4_.,& -A? definite plans toward marriage stony face. "You're still a doc- boy's almost too ethical." COLLEGE OF DRAIN SURGERY, NOW THAT YOU ARE r ro ele A prom- he cried. deal WELL,IF THE FORCE'HASN'T • until things looked more tor!" "We've given him a rough A DOLLAR AN EVENING!! USING %/OUR ..PRACr/SE A477EN7".! trial "They say not-for the time be- Co.. ising. And this time of here.in- the. I-lollies," said Joe C•IVE.N. YOU A -RAISE, MOW HEAD.'.' FV17111eni,v/vr:cr,ltf- - would soon be over; the judge ing, at least." gretfully. "It's a little hard to ARE, YOU GOING TO GET all you knew RA'A/N had said he thought the damage -You still know figure just what became of our THE EXTRA MONEY TO for the spring when I came in here last week. suit would he set good Intentions." TAKE ME OUT? term of court. Don't you "We haven't been too good to But still things were seeming "Yes, sir. I do." ourselves," said the rector as he more hopeful than they had been "Will you take illy blood pres- and Mr. Seddens walked through r House on the morning when Grady sat sure?" ' the factory and out to their car, at his desk and slit open the en- "Yes, I can do that." "Our two towns don't have a doc- velope from the secretary of the - "But you can't give me any tor now- and we need one." State Medical Society. advise. Is that it?" "Yes," agreed his companion. And rerid-". .. notify Grady "That's it." '' know that better than anyone." snorted. "When ,vn pay- ell Barton, M. D. that the grievance Frank Seddens - - -- have my stroke." he cried In committee of the State Medical I Oren Kopp's Mitred for Society at the instance of the disgust, "I won't know nainfa to Graily produces new trouble Holly County,. prosecuting at- blame!" 1 torney has ?blind It advisable to "I shall know," said Grady far the doctor. fleas! Chapter recommend the suspension of his soberly. 30 here tomorrow.

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ON HAND for ceremonies marking cru..tion or tile nett independent state of REDUCE Ghana.-Ghana,- Vice-President Richard Nixon- and his wife are greeted at Accra, Gold ... Coast, by. Kojo Botsio. who will be Minister of Trade and Labor in the new gov- FATIGUE ernment. International Saundphoto) ,• OFFICE FARMERS DO LESS • CREDIT • BUYING Doe Quigg Can See By LYON . . • .Of rz-arly -halt the, families Choose from J .yariety of models rl 'h. United States who d — all a ith sturdy channel steel • Spring tension bock United Europe buying. farmers are Lists Series frames (like your jutomobile), 'hi' en ,Op least. Itkely to use durably enameled an walnut or • All nylon bearings taupe. Steel, pressed wood or up- • •-..pe ,,f credit, according holstered setts. All LYON Chlit, if • Bock tint In MakIng S Department Of Firsts are de,IROCJ to fit body contour. independently of seat _n1 Rail comfort! -tOrtivRS= By JOSEPH W GRIGG •Th, r lesser use By DOC QUIGG United Psess Start Corresc•ndent f te.ying may be United Press Staff Correspondent $4.80 $1995 other sources No 2510 AS BONN Germany t y many nave NEW YORK IP —The earliest because they don't can stand at, 'ho .hank f • f erse-Ilt r •-"irociertal ulcer recorded in medi- 10 EXCITING nay checks to tie swift flow ina_ "h no •11,„ ... r'-ceo, reColor ell literature was in 1746. Just COLORS No 739 STOOL' and actuallt ,ve• a united E.:r : rt•e, .n•31311rner.te plans STE7'... "04 Years later—on Feb. 5. 1955, Increases efficiency by eliminating Grano. Gray Brown in the rrakme The mast tr-aio•ent''‘• found -in- $11.95 , Melbourne Australia—one Joe fatigue. 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Ruhr heade.i ,•:' ep.r ne.n• • Use it as a • ' .-- -,p,ne-fif.h or more mbureers at one sitting improves efficiency. space is scarce. Ideal for the studznt inland port of Fran-i 't-. ", EXECUTIVE — SWIVEL .. - installment And if anybody gives a jolly By LYON In a Teo:- years when a erir.--• ..f •heir .nciirra., inr. Foot's rubber cushion, in the family. Center drawer for sup- • it was in 1880 that Johann and SIDE CHAIRS on the Rhine's M .so-ai P. er payments. quality casters, adjust- plies and a shelf for books. Type- Name your stool reed—Lyon can is r.nly one Kis.7ler of Germany consumed - tributarY is rea,lized, •ti. ).:: ar.:••••i- , Lack i if resoi trees able seat 161" x 13'11". writer desk height, 39" wide x 17" 4411 it.. AO ..l.il,..‘nt muelels 5 ait- installment whole roast ox in 42 days — STEEL and BRUSHED ALUMINUM will return. wi•h• iron and .,..ia: rcas,,n f ir u s i n g Brown, green, gray or deep. Heavy steel. Olive green or fcrent heights. prefer to There ataema to ,be no informa- frorr. 'he smelters • of Fr - -oh -crecli", Seem, peeeple wine 140.2515 29.95 Cole gray finish No 7541 1.95 A 1.4odol for Every Job p•Arehases in tertriS ,n as •ri whether he ordered it by COLE , Lorraine far *he Ruhr r '1:r.g tbrnk • f large PrIces As Loa As turning rt-e or well gone—Anyhow. his rnills . -. f regular pa.yments. gement prob- 'record still s•anria • OTHER TYPES OF DESKS A U. S. of Eurooe - - • hi- ''r ri-i..nii V Tr ZO:12 FIVE MODELS OF A CHAIR FOR EVERY OFFICE NEED! (-red 1 age:steles. - Late this rr -nth in Fine lets ., N et to Attention Texas! . • FILING CABINETS of ALL SIZES FOLDING CHAIRS be worth the six West European na•irtna wilt At !times it may The egg-laYing record (355,, In be, able to sign a treaty •0 weld •a cum- price .of cfed:t to ils5 days) w•as set by a black munity 'of 160 . mullion 'peenle use the article rturtllia5ec whtiel'aoeie.alaen.. in' South Africa in 'T HI a single great :trading area .;,.t... Is being ,payi f t944-45. and the world hand- comparable to tfire 1...'n•tel Sta•es I* seeMs 1.ki•ly "hat many .tnaking record 48 513 in one clavl ' arlopt •Tar,-.6r. people' are ri, * aware .).1 the .,,, President Teddy 1 1. calls fly, •1•4 or as set -"by .••••• ressive abolit'a-n . f • .riffs an-I.:sr ,••r.' •^.••• ',- • •• t-re -e-e * — rt ,e-eceyel• nn New Year's Day. trade guii*a-: •.,• •. , nc., 1 r ' i oi••• , West Gerr,','' '• .. , '7., -,,,,,t-T, • t- - re-. h• I:13n - ie irt-e, e,- creerc tartest ranch is Iron-' 7 , ' erlande R. '- -rt- :4717,',.. I i,s., 77- - .i1-.r, ; a • *mg -.-. .- ' ”. ToNle It is the gang bourg — te'e.:, •l.;..- 5naring I art. elcep.er.I.ng n k - --er•-•l-• it. British Colurnbia(more all pear'' „ ...... ,.. ---0: • • r -...-.• T at credit 000 •e‘. t.e 't., : ,' -*' '-- / 0An 000 5cres) The world atine c i.n.....", r•-]• -, n ,-:-.- - - - 0•.,-raree *c • 3,- e- le'eeee lr, chamnionship (3.471! , . 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Was /aaa,...tel in 5:' •-• '-'• T.,,,11 111. in 1017 by . „ . -ist'a • Pa al- n sieho sursoorted iro • rire - ' ,r.''si•C-i.s:s• 511R''ia .rnrrinutl o**n . at a Metalstand s E. - , nin 1,-,e,re t hir-roo ever made I •eas a ten-man whizbang who,. 1..s. „..,1<.r.'nn- rad Adi• - P! • - of Freneh an -i sci a,,„-a-, • ...r • , r . .•; 4 or, wore cars and kneepant, 60" Double Ch•tren•l' • r';-- T, - n 'Afr.t rr I T• • •t 7.,- •h•• •*nriter- %luck, Henr '."'l Tr. , F." • -:.-- '- --a-,i. in 1'4'illt -in Mass abrel* thri'• •) • ''1's len,,- 1) "y1 feet: reputr Wos•.•rn F Pedestal Desk 4I0 •errific tidbits of in- The nee look so esecute.e ....AA At as d. r. • 7... - ..' ,ecere niiblecketi from furniture at a the fir '0:0 mr- 0-..-ea.th- a !we-liar old mine_ named "-The neserbefore States r.rit• I', - ,11,1,nre. of Sonerlatives" price The Metalstand 60-sock FOR STUDENT Franco-Gerreaar Harmer), ar.t1 r .:^ek•rerr. ••,,,••me snonsored by, a stout double pedestal desk is a There! or. to•• • • r 'n. in Ireland. and whether work-soser, time saver, money. OR OFFICE USE that they - rharke* • ••. 1-ke i• or not, it's good for saver' Baked enamel Anish in ed. ar, •ryi A- 'he London publication Metallic Grey, Ocean Spray Fran.-e r H • I7,7 - era+, commented when Green or Sahara Tan. No-glare r k crerre out in Britain •hr• h linoleum top in grey, green or today B •: ••r. - • 7 •,, •ey• 'one unfelt want " "SALESMAN'S" Desk • le's Steel ,jakpe Check these outstanding 85' f n !"".:".",r fir ef:ff - 0: fr ttjerleen" Was A - Killer col•-rora •a•-• -raa.- • I s - etiltirn fetturokl Includes all these ranc. ere 4 F re e••••i •- • ••• ••-• - r'- •rt• Jr.- ra,rrriete with !ha, This handsome Cole steil disk makes it easy to er oi • *- '---'!inn - superior features: •-i- a•r-st of all gold mines. 'hi organize work! Has four roomy drawers for stationery, ricul.ira! ani: •'. r'd Almanac. hot juat stick 1. Adjustable glides level desk on supplies or reference materials. 3 adjustable storage com- iOnelativ es .,-.f all persuasions. • 4 • uneven floor reciirfls of every nature partments, under lock and key to prevent petty pilferage. ° Asks - And Geti A Lie Test 2. Ample vertical filing space You'll probably be happy to So smartly styled, so beautifully made and -priced so low. drawer glides at a touch kniae:. tha• • there once was a' 3 File 40" wide, 29/12" high, 18" deep. Olive green or Cow.lengoray on ball-bearings Soaniard who had 26 fingers. ' baked enamel finish. I and that back in good old 1921 , 4 Island base styling means foot the W;imer Of the Miss America room and cleaning ease , ',Inter' -inch bust. . had a. 30 5. Auto lock in center drawer as amazing value and only $3850 What's the World tightrope en- locks all drawers deranee record” It's 113 hours. dismantles easily for office or - The oldesl known cat" Thirty- 6 Des.,k three years The, most poisonon, home installation PERFECT TOO FOR THE SCHOOL BOY 'toadstool' The yellow. - . oli• OR GIRL or HOME OFFICE death ear) (amanita Phalloide• Coil today to see it! which killed Pope Clement VI' All rat-killing records ai , held . by ,,154t. , .1. 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