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dnited Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, September 4, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 210 • AIRPORT IS SEEN FOR CALLO WAY COUNTY I Grayson McClure Murray Hosbital Junior Chamber Of Commerce ' Back From Race I Wednesday's complete record -Grain= Streit:re, local- Obtains(*ion On Good Site has "jini-ifioUrnr baker der, Census 38 from the ninth annual Southern Adult Beds 65 Junior Chamber Thurman said that he hsped 500 mile stock car race in Dad, Emergency,- Beds 27 Efforts of the. Around Murray in an for the cssiperation of everyone Jbgton, S.C., Which was won by Patients Admitted 3 of Commerce will result ty and county and said Fireball Roberts in a '57 Chev- Patients Dismissed airport for the city and county, in the cl, had sl- rolet New Citizens if presengs piam are carried out. that those to whom he at A pall of Se()mess settled over McClure state that the race Billy Thurman, chairman of ready talked indicated enthusiasm cat oux houee yesterday. The was highl:ghted by many specta- Patients admitted from Monday the airport committee of the for the project. 9:30 died. cular crashes. Partictipiating in the 10:45 m. to Wednesday JayCees told the Ledger and The club will have a radio race were 23 Fords, 19 Gies,- a.m. Times today that an option had auction to raise money to apply Nat& Inky was a special kind of rslets, 3 Poratiacs, 2 Oadesnobiles, Corbet 'Wilson Wallis, Rt. 1, :wen - obtained on, .80 . acres of on 'the initial cpat of the air- ceWirowever riot as ear as breed- 1 Plymouth, 1 Dodge and 1 Big Rock, Tenn.; Mrs. Paul Bail- land just west of the old airport port. ing VA1b6 concerned. He was judt Mercury. ey and baby boy, -Rt. 3; Jim site on Highway 641 south. The 'Ibis is the first real effort our cat After Roberts the finishers Hart, Rt. 5; Mrs. Cecil E. Mc- Nooation is about .5 miles off to construct an airport since late were second Buck Baker, 58 Mullan, Rt. 2, Golden Pond; of US. 641 and about five miles (Continued on Back Page) H. was the grandson of Lassie Chevrolet; third Shorty Rollins, Steven Marion Gulley. 903 Vine; from town. a three-quarter Persian who 58 Ford; fourth, Marvin Peach, Mrs. Bertha Ontland, Rt. 6; Mrs. The 80 acres tisset is level, Arthur, dominated our household about 58 Ford; fifth, Jerry Thompson, Taylor Smith, Rt. 5; however some work it be two years ago Lassie. produced Rolfe. 503 So. 9th.; Mrs. Charlie District Farm 57 Chevrolet. necesssary to clear part Tor the yellow oats for biocios around Moody and baby boY,--/Rt. 2, land and to level p1 fuethSr. Billy Stub- during his reign and Inky, a Dover, Tenn.; Mrs. The present tract will allow and baby boy. 601 Syca- grandson. was coal black He in blefield Verne 0. Kyle, 1958 Fund Chairman ror the Murray-Cailoway county united a 2800 foot runway. Thurman Bureau Meet W. T. Turner. Rt. 1, tue prockaced black 'oats for more; Mrs. Fund outlines plans for the 1958 drive wh ich will begin in the near "future. said that plans call for an exten- Mrs. William Hodges, Rt. blocks around. 011ie Boyd Almo; Seated left to right, County Judge Wa ylon Rayburn, Chapter Chairman, Callo- sion of this tract to allow for a 2. Hazel; Miss Betty Carolyn way County Red Cross, Mrs. Mary I'ace, Executive Secretary and Secretary-Treas- longer runway. Well Attended Thurmond. 503 Broad. ' If the sun hit him just right, urer of United Fund, Verne 0. Kyle, May or Holmes Ellis, President United Fund Thuinsan.said that the project Patients 'dismissed from Monday however, you could see a *int Crass, Vice-President. was started initially by L. D. Passes Away 10:45 a. m. to Wednesday 9:30 and Maurice Jr., Seventy - five- County Farm of red down deep in his black The Murray-Calloway County United Fund has completed three years suc- Miller, excutive sccretary of the -0- •. m. Bureau officers and leaders from hiair. - Trumon Smith, 1301 So. cessful operation. Fund dries have been s uccessful each year and qubtas has' been Monty 'Chamber - of Commerce, 011ie• Boyd. age 82. died at his Mrs_ nine Western Kentucky Counties Mrs. Betty Overby, 1630 achieved or over due in a large measure to the interest and support of then turned over es the kx-s1 home on Farmington Route one 6th. subscribed, attended the quarterly district" Anyway Inky got sick, wouldn't Lenvil Yates, 311 No. IsyCce chapter. Wednesday at 4:55 p. m. His Farmer; interested citizens and civic orgaizations. Your contirued support of the United mee„..ing at M urray Tuesday eat, and finally deed. He really Master Richard Scott. 508 The. location has already been death resulted from compplica- 6th.; Fund Campaign will be eppreciated, Kyle said. night. loved affection, and who doesn't. Mrs.ilapan Outland 13- approved by the Stase Civil tions following an illness of one No. 7th.; John W. Koon, Executive Sec- Miss Marie Skinner, Aeronautic, Comrniselim and Bed 0 year. , 06 Sycamore; retary of the Kentucky Farm We burled him out by the Spice Mrs. G. C. Bur- Sull;van h e cominusoner of Survivors include his wife. 902 W. Main; Bureau Federation, in a talk to tree and we all vowed that we'd 1 Alma; Cleatus E. Mc- Aeronautics has visited Murray Mrs. Viola Bone, four daughters, keen, Rt. Weather the group, strcised the itripor- never get another cat. Just hope Daniel, 301/12 So. 3rd. Master inst kultred over tem site. Mrs. Osven West, Murray, Mrs. tame of all members eadt:ngi that one does not stray by, he Steven Gulley. 003 Vine; Mrs. Aaer the initial airport strip Gail Thompson, Camden. Ten- Report Restraining Suit part in the development of the may fiat himself a home. Holton Edmondson, Rt. 3; Master completed. the JayCees can nessee, Mrs. Howard Bazzell, and ',niter, Pr.-. i ..ternationsi policies and programs of the D. George. 1613 Miller; Mrs. Flavil Colley both of Peelle- James sok forward to state and Federal 'lee and baby I .Mt. Th. City Council has a 1010 1101. Jog Pat girl. aid in eitterinting tin. airport, eels.. Oro *Stem, Mrs. -Boone United Press International h eracitenallralaal Oout yr4, lAjtatatrei te l problem on its hands They are Scott of San Angelo. Texas and 211 lrvan. Thurman said. Kentucky Weather Synopsis: onreclIcopers:tsio'eniaaln prireoceedurestresing arq:71:1;i. trying lo find a proper piece Mrs. tiinn Chunn. Pheonix, Ari Will Be Entered The JayCees WIll begin a for Fouhet Monday trader's to zone. six grandchildren and five There were some light shower, tend raising project in the im- state board of directors and if ht fourth. great-grandchildren in northern Kentucky Wednesday mediate future, Thurman said, as Wyatt Promises the state federation central offict • Mr. Boyd was a member of the and Covington measured one • as a fund raising committee in Louisville. The problem was cliscussed at Antioch Church of Christ why:- Merit System ,fifth inch. The remainder of the is appointed by the club. . DUO]1 arrangements were made length the other night and a funeral services were held this state was partly cloudy and hot. Apprusimeately 20,000 will be Against Happy by Calloway's president Leon real effort is being made to afternoon at 2:30 with Harvey PADUCA.H UPI - Democra- It will be hot and rather humid needed to purotrase the land and Chambers and secretary B. H. And a place lor the traders, Lynn Elder officiating. Burial tic gubernatorial candidate Wil- again today and will continue put it :n condition for a sod Dimon. The dinner meeting esss was in the church cemetery: son W Wyatt pledged his sup- warm tonight. The cold front strip. FRANKFORT U71 - State was made fur economy reasons. Club and Active pallbearers were, Paul, port here Wednesday to a merit from northern Michigan- to East- at the Murray Wornans This ie a unique custom which Attys._Gen. Jo M. Ferguson said The division acquires federal After the airport gets into Jack, Fred and Rune Harrison, system for state employes to ern Iowa at midnight will be ap- the group voted to return to is a holdover from the tune he will file suit sometime today surplus property from the armed operatisn, anisettes project will Harvey WIford. Howard Paschall, "end the spoils system which proaching northern Kentucky /Surrey for their next quarterly that Fourth Monday was really to restrain Gov. A. B. Chandler forces and federal government be to obtain a herd surface strip, Robert Wright and Sewell Jor- prevails in Frankfort." Friday with a chance of thunder- meeting on December 9M. a big thing. It is still a larger from transferring the Division of and makes it available to state Thurman continued. dan. "Kentucky desperately needs a showers Friday aft:moon from Forty-five Palm Bureau people • it that Nome people realize Property Utilization from t he heaTth welfare, education a nd The Max H. Churchill Funeral system whereby people trained Louisville and Lexington north- and others have indicated an arr., ins/slaves fnorri 300 to 500 state Department of Education civil defense agencies at low Home was in charge of the and efficient may continue at ward. interest in going to the State people plus their modes of trans- to the Department of Finance. cost. Missionary Will arrangements their jobs without fear of being The cooler air may move into Fair on the dhadered bus be.ng portation, warrous a nd sundry Ferguson, Who conferred Wed- In announcing t h e transfer replaced at the change of ad- northeastern Kentucky Frida y, Speak In District sponsored by the Calloway Coun- animels. etc. nesday with state Supt. of Public Chandler said. "Since the unit ministration or at the whim of but warm air will likely replace ty Pa rip Bureau, arseording lo Instruction Robert R. Martin, served several functions in state politics." Wyatt said. it by Friday night or Saturday. Rev. David A. !Sr lin a n d!i the local °Mice. Twenty have, Goy Spann heads a comerettee Roberts contends Chandler had no au- governmept. all interests can be Two Join "We have seen, time a n d Outlook for Saturday, continued Methodist missionary' who has tiCkerte or otherwise mace Nit and -4er --transfer.. which ter served-by -an -agency- whOsa odd -IRS- -week- the 11113blent again," the former --LouisvilTe warm urniwiTh a-blvance been -Clefsing- on, a tit-oei suc- go e.g Realty'Company was made by executive order. '-noranorr-- thvuvcs con- firm reservations. Those he will appreciate any resistance. mayor continued, "the overload- of showers Saturday night. cessful service in an area of Martin termed the governor's tacts with all agencies. must pay their. fare in advance A reiher large_area is needed ing of our state's payrolls with India where there are "mass liriimy Rickman and W. 0. action "clearly a ripper by exec- "The most notable areas of to B. H. Dixon or Leon Charr,licss for this event. so if you have political hacks Whose chief claim movements" towards Christianity, "Bill" Presson have joined the Kentucky - Partly utive order.' saving will be in eliminating a on 'or belloreaSaturday,"Septerrtes• soy ideas we know ' Guy •wi,11 to the job they hold is their abil- Western, will be guest-speaker in the Roberts Realty Company as hot and humid today and The order in effect removes duplication of property acquisi- 6. The round-trip fare is 56.-0. agsjrecbate them. ity to get out and beat the cloudy, Paris District, Sunday September salesman according to an an- High today 88 to 94. low 45 employes from Martin's con- tion and disposal functions, By One man and one-Nirman, hold- bushes for votes." tonight. 7. at the following churches, nouncement today by Hoyt Rob- tonight 65. to. 70. Increasing trol arid takes away his authority having this function in the De- ers of lucky tickets.. will .oe re- More telephone activity around Wyatt added that much of the Wingo 11:00 a. ,m. Gleason 2:30 erts, owner ofthe firm. cloudiness and continued warm for the annual distribution of partment of Finance, it will be funded their $6.00 tare town as the date nears to switch taxpayer's dollar is going "dit.ict- Martin 7:30 p. m. Rickman is the son of Ed Friday. high 85 to 90. yome six million dollars worth possible to acquire any items over to the system. Abut Sy into the pockets of those who . Mr. Seamands, born in ,India dial Rickman and was - born arid Curing Advisory: surplus property. - from federal surplus which oth- represent waste and inefficicn- Tobacco of of missionary parents, is on fur, lovember 8 is the time set for raised in Calloway County. He Chapter 12 of Would have to be pur- . Curing weather was in os t 1 y Ferguson cited erwise lough from the Bitiar District of the 'switchover.. is a well known brick Mason in in the the Kentucky Revised Statutes chased on the open market at "Other candidates have prom- good Wednesday except Hyderabad. Thousands of people the county. He is a veteran and is Blue Grass and extreme dealing with administrative agen- higher cost." ised a merit system for state northern in the districts-whole villages- reerdentally the phonei; company married to the former Miss Jean where humid- cies- -of the._stalesgovernment. It Martin is campaign manager Joint' Meeting employes," he said. "but it has western Kentucky are ,begging for baptism and did as neat a job as we have Parker. They have one son for the says the governor may shift for Berth T. Combs, Prestons- been promptly and intentionally ity averaged 75 per cent have fulfilled the strict requre- seen in putting North Seventh Ricky. nesd a y division within a department burg, anti-administration candi- forgotten in the post - election 24 hours ending N. ed ments for baptism set up by the stile between Main and Olive, Presson is originally .form Cal- Humidity will be some- with the consent of the depart- date for the Democratic nomina- rush to bring political cronies and evening. missionaries.' Unlike situalions of Of PTA field bear into shape. They had to vert City and has lived in Mur- ranging from meot head, but makes no mention tion for governor. - Litteir friends in on the payroll." what higher today individual baptisms in America, about one year. He was formerly divisions from one In discussing the order with break up the street from. one 45 to 55 per cent in the after- of shifting in India whole families-and castes an electrical construction work- to another. • newsmen shortly after its iss- The first joint meeting of the end to the other to put their noon. but temperatures near 90 department of a community are baptized and er He is also a veteran and is said,, the move uance, the governor said, "If we Austin and Carter Schools Par- underground cables in piece. and southwest winds of 10 to 15 - The governor accepted into the church at one married to Dr. Alta Presson, are going to have politics in ent-Teachers Association heard miles per hour should 'provide lime - hence the term "mass home economics teacher at Mur- this thing, we want our poritics, Dennis Taylor, principal, in a V Male's new show win- fair to good curing conditions. movements." Nine churches are ray State College. To humidity not theirs." discussion "Operation and Coop- certainly Methodists IncreasifIg relative doYag improved the being built sin the Bidar Dis- ,n Both Rickman and Presson Friday will likely give fair to Nunn Is The Division of Poperty Utili- eration" Wednesday afternoon loolc: of hie-whole store. Bub trict alone., . took their tests at Louisville on bation was set up In the De- the Murray High Auditorium. poor-curing weather to the north- Mr. Searnands received his August 1. They invited their fairly pertinent of Education by an Mrs. William Nall, Jr.. presi- Nix Crawford 'has made a nice ear pecia ern third of the state and catty education in India and friends to call on them at the god elsewhere. Farmers having executive order of former Repub- dent. presided. Mr. Taylor re- Itkize out of the old, city heft Found Dead the United States. He is a cum rted oil burn- Risberts Realty Company when lical Gov. Simeon S. Willis in viewed and explained some new heating equipment for their to- laude graduate of Asbury Col- iler furnisheS • in need of buying or selling real Bub B. Nikon, age 66, was 1945. Chandler's order. suspends rules and regulations adopted by Sermori Series bacco barns should check their lege, Wilmore. Ky., and Drew estate. found dead in his bed Wednesday and revokes the earlier order. the officials and faculties of the tteath needed fuel supplies. --University, with B. A. and B. D. While down in Florida- a couple morning at is home at 407 North Comentihg on the action, Mar- schools, copies of which were nd dry de/Msi r It tropical storm Ella reaches degrees. He has also studied at of weeks ago, we saw a huge Sixteenth Street. His death was tin added, "It is pure, un- distributed to all parents on reg- "The People Called Methodists" the gulf of Mexico by Friday Louisville Preabyterian Seminary trailer Sad of fresh pineapples. attributed to a heart atack. adulterated politics." istration day. is the title of a sermon series to night. a period of two _or three and the Kennedy School of Miss- We figured that was something, Seek To Identify are; his wife, Mrs. The invocation was given by begin Sunday night at the First days of rainy weather may be Survivors Martin said 85 per cent of the ions. but then we thou** that those Florence Flora Nunn, two daugh- Mrs. Pasco who used Metcalfe's Body On City Dump Methodist Church. Rev. Paul T. in the offering for Kentucky, division's purchases of property Before he was commissioned as folios never cow a big trailer ters, Mrs. Earl Outland and Mrs. poem -Consider Yoy". Mrs. Bob- Lyles is the pastor. beginning Saturday night or Sun- are federal surplus made avail. a missionary. Mr. Seamands was load full of shelled popoorn. Bobbie Starks both of Murray, by McDougal, music teacher in RICHMOND UPI - A Lex- Rev. Lyles states that this day. In view of the marginal cur- able to educational institutions. a pastor in the Louisville Con- one sister, Mrs. H. R. Gardner grade schools, directed th group ington pathologist today attempt- series will deal with the story, ing conditions in extreme western "If the governor, for political ference. He arrived on the field of Hopkinsville, four brothers, C. ,singing of "Ameirca" and "My ed to identify the burned body message and faith of the Metho- Kentucky for the past three days, reasons, can transfer this division in 1946. B. Nunn. Model, Aubrey Nunn, Old Kentucky Home". New • found by two 10-year-old boys dist Church. Some of the sub- the University of Kentucky ad- from the Department of Educa- Model, Novel King Nunn, Hop- teachers of the system were in- late Wednesday on the city dump jects to be dealth with are: vised burley growers there to tion, he can in the same manner, Itinsville and 'Joe Nunn of Hop- troduced by Mr. Taylor, here. "How We Got Started" consider the use of fires in barns transfer other divisions from the Funeral Waldrop To kinsville and two grandchildren. For Keith W. Z. Carter, superintendent, Burie Authorities said the body was "We Belong to the Body of tonight. Elsewhere barns should Department of Educationa any Funeral service will be held at praised the organization and said. so badly burned it was impossible Christ' be opened during the day and department which is unto ing to Roberts Is Held Be Out Soon the Locust Grove Baptist Church "The issues of the school are sold to determine its sex or race or "We, Are Ecumenical" closed tonight. be a party to the Ch ndler - Friday at 1:00 p. m. with William Funeral In the community by the P. T. A. establish any definite identifica- "Our View of the Sacraments" Waterfield administration of in- services were held BURIE Waldrop is a convales- P. Webb and J. H. Thurman this year". Mrs. Nall explained tion. "Ours a Religion of Enthusi- MEETING POSTPONED timidation and coercion," Martin Wednesday afternoon for Keith cent at his home on 109 N. 9th. in charge of the service. Burial the programs for the year where- Police said it might have been asm" The meeting of the Murray added. Roberts of Paris, Tenn. He was St., recovering from painful in- be in Hicks Cemetery near by parenits attend only the iole the body of Mrs. Fanny King, We Are Not Afraid to Make Rescue Squad which was 'set for will accidently drown isabile skiing on juries incurred in an automo- Miidel. Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Water- meeting involving their child's 46, who frequently visited the Mistakes" tonight has been postponed un- Kentucky Lake on Leber Day. bile accident. The accident oc- Friends may call at the Max H. field has the support of the state grade in addition to the joint dump and last was seen there "We Have Many Rooms" til next Thursday September 11. He is survived by ho parents, cullledeifi Thursday. August 21, Churchill Funeral Home which administration in his race for meetings. Attendance awards will Tuesday. They said' the woman "Ours Is a Balanced Church" All members are urged to note Mt. and Mrs. sOren 0. Roberts near Frankfort, Kentucky. is in charge of the arrangements. the Democratic nomination f o r be given in competition between record of arrests for The first sermon in this series the change in meeting date. of Paris; Mr Waldrop was in route to had a governor next year. two brothers, Oren Bond the grades, third grades com- .drunkenness and vagrancy. will be given on Sunday night at Frankfort from Detroit, Michigan, Wednesday, Roberts, Des Moins. Iowa, and peting, first grades, etc. 'The said a 7:90. Rev. Lyles will deal with NOTICE Chandler charged a defective wheel of the Coroner Jack Turpin Jack Roberts of Indianapolis, Ind. when` the Methodist Church came There wilt be a call rehearsal NOTICE "After all, this fellow Martin is meeting closed with .2 group driving locked preliminary investigation showed why He was a nephew of Penn truck he wag of the Music Chorus of the Mors There will be services at the heading the campaign of an op- reading of the P. T. A. Prayur. several no apparent evidence of foul into existence. Roberts of causing him to overturn College Presbyterian Church position candidate. I consider that Murray, Clem Roberts The organization hopes for a play. ALL Methodists of the Murray ray Woman'A Club at 1:30 Sun- times. Sunday, September, 7th starting an effort to put the public schools Calloway County and Mrs. Joe 100'7., membership of all fath.rs J. B. Neely, and .bis cousid area are invited to hear the story day afternoon. All chorus mem- He le rettiperating nicely and A. M. in politics.' Winchester of Hazel. and mothers this year. discovered of their church. bers are urged to be present. at 11:00 o'clock hopes to be out again soon. Ray Nceley, the body.

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PAGE TWO LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 THE LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHED by LEDGER a TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ine. Consolidation The of Murray Ledger, Ledger the Tbe Calloway & Times, and The Times Turies-Herald, October 7.0, 1923, and the West Kentuckian, January I, 1942. Murray State Center Spot Z4111115-C. e PUBLISHER - SPORTS PAGE -- We reserve the right to re - - any A. esetertric Letters to the r4 - er Public Voice items 1, tech, in our opulion, are not tor ult EDITED BY leo-rest ot our readers. NATIONAL RF.PRESENTATIVES: WALLACE Capable WITMER C(', 13418 But Low On Depth Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.. 250 Park A.A., New Yoek; 397 A '(Me- Bill Davis gan Ave., Chicago: 80 Bolyston St., 13,4t011. (This Is the first in a series Ereered at the Post Office, Merray, Kentucky, of fur u-'--""-on as articles on the Murray State ARREST SUSPPECTED SPY t Seeecd Class Matter foetal! team. Today's story is EIBSCRIPTION on the center position. RATE* By Carrier en Murray, per wee+ arle,- per BONN. Germany UPI - A.- • a. inth 85e Ts Calloway and adjoeung eounUes, yes year. 5., else. MAJOR LEAGUE Decision The Murray State center pee- male secretary employed by thi• onre, S5 is locks from a pre-setsson West German Ministry of Dc- STANDINGS aniaara .Lke it v.-all havt a 51 tense has been arrested on sus- Till. R'DAY — SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 picion of espionage, military By United Preen International Unpopular lc.: .4 wen.- but can not be O, a taunted on after the first two % sjokesman said today. The wom- National League _min, A rtaL aaaa -des:act:led an was not _ ident :free! Team has IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED I w1 Pet. GB NEW YORK (UPI) .e.•Welter- fur ...be ranters Job between Bel M waukee 79 54 504 weight cpntender Don Jerdare Toylor, last years starter, and The first public p-er supply New 2.ity Hall ant as Building iSen Fran 70 63 526 9 .... $120,000 who outponated Frenchman La- Run Lamas, a tranefer from inlitern was inauterated in Eng- Pittsburgh 70 63 538 houari Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000- 9 Godih, declared today, "I'd Arkansas State. rind in 1101. (I -Sheol na•. 88 89 have knocked Nuts-SchuaLltiiiiiiinga 480 14 him out if I hadn't 1110,000-=-- 44 SR 48811w my sheers. Robert Hensperger, and Pienning and Zoning Commission with Angeles 83 80 • 477 154 But Godib's manager, Veteran Jerry Sunwnerville could add Profes:donal Consultation C cago 61 73 456 184 Jersey Junes, excalimed. "IL was -2iteleasseton. Last years number Preladolphe. 58 72 446 194 the lout:nee: decision I've seen in' years! Coicth had his left ctiver Lee Smith, who let- IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED jab in Jordan's face all night." tered, transferred t o -another Yesterday's Games sces>ai weeich makes the depth Industrial Expansion Lanky Jorciarr of Los Angeles St. Louis 9 Chicago 7, 12 innings made a successful but unimpres- very *tallow. Sidh walks, Curbs, Gutters M.Iwitukee 11 PetRadelphia 'Ron Lampo 5, sive eastern debut Friday night The way the situation stands Bill Taylor Widened Streets In Some Meat by taking the unanimous decision Areas now both Tlaybor and Lampo could be used as a starter at Cneinhati 7 Pittsburgh 4, Dior. in their TV 10-rounder at Madi- Continued Home Building Its position. le.s Angeles 5 -San Fron 3, night son Square Garden. He missed Player Yr. Age Ht. Wt. Horne •kirport Town • For Murray many punches and displayed Taylor from Evansville attend- Ron ed BUSSiC RIgh Sehisol and City Auditorium - Today's Games Ineptness at close quarters al- Lamp) Jr. ..20 8-2 P`)5 E Ill. has though he had long-range power. Bill Taylor Jr. 20 6-0 190 Evansville, Ind.. won one letter, at Murray. Ac- S: Laois a: Chicagu The‘three ring officials favored Mac Breshears .?Fr 18 6-1 100 Frankfort, Ky. cording to Coach Outtlivan he San Franciseo at Los Angeles Jordan on a rounds basis: 7-1-2. Jerry Sunamensille Fr. -17 8-1 205 Champaign, Ill. hkes to hustle Afton is shown M.Iwatikee at Philedelphs. night 7-3. 6-4. R. Ix rt Heraperger ..Fr. 19 6-0 162 New Bruns...kick, NJ. by the wily he earned his Start- A--ifirliffkasmitim=mmagaill& C manna!, se P:•..tsburgit, rr.ght ng Bill joined the squad on a tryout basis in 19.56 PERIOD FOt '00170'-The guy Who blew the w rustle on the net- BIBLE THOUGHT F001 .TODA and earned Pus scholarship and Tomorrow's Games Joe Bob Brewer And Jerry Henry Begin Their work television quiz "Duni.," is at midsereaton Lae year became To this end was I born, arre4or this cause ,So n F- ne.•c .-.• Cl-osage a Edward Hilgemeier. 24, native starter. I came into the world, that I should bear 1 C.ncirmati a: Peahdelphh. niato of Indianapolis. Ind., whe come' He is a good linebacker and • witness unto the truth. It John 18:37. /21)vata'uker at P.ttstairgh. night Reim ts Co-Captains it Murray High plained that he found a wornan. Friday a better Sun average man on • Le Ange'es a' St 1..ot.i.s. most euntestant with a notebook sun- offense, liSs Tilt humblest of us was born to IS specific 1 best feature is his taming answers to "Duttu.' ability Do get doves the field east No • an quite substitute for us. American League after snapping the ball. He is a Team L Pct. GB hard hater and won't give up -Mew York 63 51 016 his last year's starting job Chime) ',*() 62 530 12 11Y1 .s a Physical -. Flosooh 67 64 511 141e major and plans to coach v..ien Ten Years Ago Today Baltimore 65 66 496 164 he graduates OPEN 6.15 - START 700 Detroit 64 6'7 489 174 Lamps is frOrn Ease M Ledger OE Times File C:tA•eland 64 69 431 484 Ill and attended high at All,- LAST TIMES TONIT# • Kancas 60 72 455 22 rnen ILssh School. He is a 54,',full y, The Taylor Motor Company will'have a formal open- Washingson 55 '77 417 27 •ng of .its new Dodge-Plymouth showroom and semi, 0 Tomorrow THE BROTHERS 4hop next Saturday. September 4th, according Yesterday's KARAMAOV to J. 1. Games The MSC Guards Taylor. owner. . New Ye* 8_13 ision 5 _YR BRYN ER The buildi •• Is now one of The-most modern buildings 1/6'n2"CP ,'6 Cllandev 2, night transfer teen Arkanses whit'- ne HARM scsiEu• E DAVI of Its type in. ay. Beltleicre 4 Weshineon 3, .0:lurid-erect a starter. In- fact CONut -----Early-eweir -.- age 19.-- tiase -d- away on Aug- --1— - i'l Detroit 0, reed R in played in the Arkansas urt TO at the city hospital in St. Louis. He had been ill State-Murray game in 1058 weer. for about four months and his death was attributed to Today's Games thz Bred:s were detested 28-27 FRIDAY-SATURDAY h_tsrt_trutitde_ In spring practice he eas _ - - D..trult SLAT I., RA !Madelyn tlya: he wi . oan miove 1 Littleton's plans to give away free a Gay Gibson Kansas C-sty at Cleveland and may have a slight edge or I Junior dreaa in a. contest announced - in an ad elsewhere Borean atPlIattUnort. nigh: LlltR'DOOAS Taylor defensiveiy. Hey:ever n today's issue of the Ledger & Times. The only require- Only mines scheduled. Taylor is prObeble the best o" IIALWALLIS' , ment is that the lady register at the store. the two on offense? Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Jones and son. • GUNFIGHTTIEr - Joe Frank, have Tomorrow's Games Ron Ickee contact. is a g..•1 returned to Paducah after a tt eekend visit with his par- Kansas Coy at Detroit JERRY HENRY JUL BOB BREWER tackler, and has She claire and C O.K. CO ents. Les Jones and her father. C. H. Thurmond. Clricago at Cleveland. nit,• size to ploy. If a strong thlrd I ,, subir tateeNiCOUV141... • Dr. Co-Capt. and Mrs. Hugh SIcElrath and Mr. and Mrs. Wells Bis:on a' Baltimore. night - Back Co-Capt. - Back cereet is founck he may be um e. Overby spent last week-end in St. Louis. Wa•hthe n a: New York, at another position. nigh: al te.--.0 ini, land. b at, „satioanicissg leaders Jerry will slaty let: halfback gaosivC Lenexa is arinernee not'hoo lie Bib Brower and judging from past perform- and will de most of the passing a social science met 7 • and plans tin be a youth PLAN HUGE and Jerry Henry will been ances witech tab them as two while the versatile Brewer will welfare VON BRAUN RECOVERING 4 cHARGio WITH DESERTION WATER TANK "ROCKABILLY :heir reign is Murray c.-r..a.n• A :he oiesaaruhrig backs in the worker when graduated. BMUS: (UPI) —P5r probably be uaed at holdback Frank OAK RIDGE. Tenn. (UPI) — tir the cr•irreng year sinference, bieh are good 'run- Wilt two men like Teyler and AMSTERDAM , UP1) S E Meysr Jr. of and quarerbeck, BABY" Stark Cry.) 110.. The At area-Energy Comnessian Lampo %biking fie a star•.:ng Army ar •. • • siert Wernher Amorefing 11 •!- ner and fine punters tool:two-two ?11 be certirt laled Thera- ennotinoWectriesiday verterane from lest IT te-LMef5sl'lflg td" __Von-IL-asure.asue. ...644.real.ra- iss•! rAKellIRBIW year's squad, crimes from flo COLOR 'of Arsertic.n for ni rig r nrafructiors a 325-St a:Si- see who in the .Lineup on pied d.sc- M iretay ast :le-Sic al:•-aidiy spendingrfouhOrehs l water tank, the tanstbas folleveng the foot- September IS against Bee Ten- CARTOONS :ng Orse 1/1'er-ire-the heihest :n this Ar..r.viu- -rn Ctennati T.. steps of brothers Din and GCTITKAriy, °eatery. stwe water U:U. - add.- Glin. neesee. -..oa! Cengries. A-9 aiYowed to he -US. Army ann 'towed Tues- 'Jona fire pry:ace:4th a: ' h e -leave his bed ¶ day. day-mete. at An.c inetallatien here. •SEM MON • Approved Way to Help Your Child in School

MID %I' PLAY-WA'Y DOLCH LEARNING GAMES AND - Happy learning in early grades usually means success throughout the school years. Help your child with echool• approved iDolch Play -Way Reading and -Arithmetic games. SATURDAY They're fun to play at home, and help your children learn quickly, easily, naturally in school. Know Your States Game: led r in grades 3 Tee theough 8 have fun playing FEARLESS ,games muted to their grade FIGHTERS OF level Wh.le they play, the)' kern to know the states. a. THE U. D. T.! • Operations of one of our country's most carefully 50 MIS •S AMERICA-Mts. Anna Butenko. the only woman • guarded secrets up to now! among the 14 "ordinary"' tourists %Along the U. S. from travel folder in New York. Mrs. Butenko The Say Russia. reads a -it Arithmetic Picture Word -Card Game: architect en Kharkov. AU 14 are professional people. la ILA Games: 4 games first to First grade. These are word fourth grades. Learning the, cards from which children verrucae!) :at learn arithmetic combinations the 95 °Primmest nouns. Word and f "just picture's +NI happens" as children tie one side, word only on Popper Word Cards, susc'Es . ' Islay the Say-lit games. the other. l• .r, :int* second gradvs. With poANcvi t: 4 these. word cords cIeldren 4 quickly learn the 210 bab1C. • "6 t ry:ce" wortis U61-11 in 'CineamLiworit early readers.

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first pwer supply was ifisugtirated in Eng- n ibel CEL HAM SANDWICHES • All day Saturday, Sept. 6! Eat 'ern here, or take them home for the family! 10 Ray Me Best-SW/FrsNrods SWIFT'S oMeat >0 FOR 130110•—The guy PREMIUM brew the whiatie on the net- televkawn guts "Dottu"Ia ltd allgemeier, 24. native idtanapolts. Ind., who conik ed that he found a wi,rnail. • istant with • notebook, on- ng answers to -Dutto.* Arierica .1111:1121/7 's Fa vorite! lb. SWIFT'S SHORTENING 57c 'EN 6:15 - START 7:00 SWIFT'S PREMIUM iST TIMES TONIT • SWIFINING - III41411 wrovevvive Sftecialiøt ectfuted 7°414 .YUL8R WIE IA SCRIM.• CUURE BLOOM NERS 9Ib ..tr•ttrsto-..;,Rierhttrarw, CAMPBELL'S ROUND wisp arum • Nam MOO.• IN IP MOAN z R1DAY-SATURDAY SWIFT'S • Tomato Soup Can 10c LAICASITR.DOKAS ALLSWEET/ Ste BIG BROTHER HALWAWS. MARGARINE ak....79,tlioucaK GUNFIGHTTITE Delicate natural savor st....49k O.K.00 Pork&Beans2c.32 5c .270 PICNIC subr T,ECHNICCX,014.

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I • PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMM MURRAY, fraNTUCKY THURSDAY — SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 Miss Norma Faye Ragsdale And Claude tidy race sheath with a low walleyed neckline over irride-: TU U White Are United In .11arriage Recently scent taffeta with three quarter SOCIAL CALENDAR leng.h sleeves w t h matching headdress, mats and shoes. She Lechi• Laadolt, Editor Phone 1685 carried a Colonial bouquet of Thursday, September 4 meet in the ladies parlor at 7:30 white cainations tadted with Group IV, CWF, First Chris- in the evening Hastesees will green and white calintien leavee tian Chtnith, will meet in tie be Mrs. Cecil Farris and Mrs. and net. hotne of Mrs. Henry Fulton at Harold Dougies. 1t" me" Mr. White these as his beet 8:010 in the morning. man Dby • • • • Thursday, September 11 Pnyiner of Hazed. The The candles The WAIS. of the Ftrit Bap- Firth Christian Church's were tigteeci by Gene Group Three King and tist Church will meet at 700. of the OW will Ronnie Kelly. meet at 7:30 in The lettde's • • • • the evening in nether chose for the church's parlor. Ste wedding a lovely creation The Garden Deparrement of the of navy silk which was accented Murray Woman% Club will meet in the back with a rhinestone at 6:00 in the evening at the clip' and she wore a dirsage of home of Mr. and Mrs. Max t Y pink carnations pinned et her Churchill, North tela Street, for EXPERT ohoulder. a family picnic. *years ex The bridegroom's mother wore- • • •. low, Chu) a biege brucaded cottor. sheath Monday. September II AMERICAN ray Fetal with rhinestone trim and black The Hominess Guild od,„ the accession:es. She Wore a sheukier Mat Christian Churdh aid meet EINIERSO: teenage of pink carnations. in the home of Mrs. J. E. little- BEAUTY 1307 W. Itir'griandenellhers 'eid both the toe with Mrs. Nein !two • 147I-J. oo-hostess, at 7:30 the even- brick and groom, Mrs. Me flee in Will do reagedele, Mrs. Audrey White and ing. PEAS & C- ARROTS • • • • eight. Ph Mrs. Nee' Whitnell, wore cor- O Edveards, sages of pink carnations. Ment- The Sigma Department of the MIXED VEG- ETABLES hes* wise aseisted - daring the Idierway Wants-We Club we41 meet wecking parity wore shoukler at She Kentucky Lake Pevilion MEXICAN- STYLE corsages of white carrations. at 620 in the evemng for a pot LOOK— The BEANS garments. bouquet which was thrown luck dinner. by 1307 the bride was an emetic • • • ris, ar- HOMINY Tel. rangement of ,white carnations The Suburban Homemakers Ky. with Club will meet at 700 at the white net. RED BE- ANS Miss Lynn Nate presided at home of Mrs. Bobby Grogan at One of the register where mare than 509 Beale Street. This will be ventures NAVY B- EANS one hundred and fifty guests an -out door meeting. to Mk1 rra3 • I • • signed during the receptaon which Oornal" a KIDNEY BEANS immediately followed the wed- The Matte Belle Nays Class Real Country Flavor! Krogegtugar Cured Slab mtracktion ding ceremony. Hestesses and Of. the Ftrst Metrextat Church "loon" is asses=nts (thing the reception will meet in the churich's eactal BLACK EYE PEAS at the 85 were Mrs. Gene King, Psi at 7:30 in the evening. It's one - Miss • . • • Jackeia White and Mrs. Bennye YELLOW EYE PEAS See It- Brellsford. Tuesday, September 11 - -I-- The Winsome The table was attractively ap- Class of the GARDEN PEAS pointed with a bouillant, flour Memorial Baptist Church will acon MREE Li length meet in the home of Mrs. Ev- MRS. CLAUDE MITE, JR.— skirt of white witin which Register was overlaid with pink net that erett Nlanny at 7:30 in the even- Ihirneuur Simplicity was the theme at ,leceens included "Threugh The was caught up at the edges ing. Sugar-Cured . Hickory smoked . . . ii to be se with • • • • 10 cans the serenely beatilful wedding Years" Vincete Youmans, tOone pink nosegays. The unusually Keen woodsy flavor Lean and streaked 1st pin. Out cerirrieny at six o'clock Saturciay- Alone" Symend Romberg; and pretty wedding cake was design- Wednesday, September 10 fluffy fat Slice it thin thick, Of med- Cuts *rag room ::eninge August thirtieth, when "Always" Irvin Berlin She ac- ed in a =tree tiered. scarloped The Wesieean Circle of the ium the way yew like iL Save at suites. N Miss- Hanna Faye Ragsdale.Ialtinpareed 3kas Thurmend, wit) fashion and centered with a First Metter:Mt Chturh will PC*ger! Lb. 99 is sale n c iughter Of Mr and Mrs. May- sang '1 Love You Truly" oy minieture bride and grcesm. The 49' red Beepelale. became the bide Oerrie lacebs-Bexi and "Be- tiny bride 'more a gown and accessories. She were the orchid Dana r athade Whee. Jr.. sun of came- by Guy D Hardelot and which was handmade and from her !andel bouquet pinned Lean and Meaty Tasty Large Piece hte Identical Mr. and Mrs. Claude White of Edward Teschanacher. The tra- to the eharrelly lace at her shoulder. &honor weckEnng marches were gown etrich was worn Hazel. The double ring cerenany by the After Septenioer eighth the Pork Steak Lk Bologna Lb DEAD 1 u,ed — the precessional by Wag- bride. She also carried a 55' 49' Radio ens was sedenthited at the attractive petit newly wed couple will be e mer and the recess:tonal by bouquet of varley at )0 bretne of the bride's parents. 503 Ides with home to their friends in Lean And Meaty Small Suet Flavor Packed Boneless Tankage Me:Are-with. Dining the pledg- pearls and het. their I4shr.h Sixth Street, befere ap-' The table was new apartrnent in Orchard days a v ing if lie teases -Lietrerstratim" centered with an arrangement C prithtnately thy members al the of HealltatS. They will bath attend Lb Perch Lb. thy Franz Fisat ceuid be heard vthite Aids and flanked by Spare Ribs 59' Fillets - 39` YIJ•5•031 eekhes and cease friends. lighted Murray Slate College this fall Baptist Chur-' softly in the backgruund. White tapers in crystal Zesty Hormel Spited Chiles. et the Fur candelabra. where the groom is a member Tender And Delicioes Kroft,' Cat 7dATPRZ ch iddielated as_ the %news were A lovely crystal The &threat:iv, blond br•de, who punch service of the rifle squad and is a All Choice 'thin S1 69 new We exchar.the bef-re an immotheed also enteric-A the Was given in war:nage by nor bedes• ',ably The pink member of the ROTC. He will Chuck Roast — -Center Cats' lb Luncheon __ 3 Paducah, clter of . whet is :ought *lion lather. wore •a_ hallenna length and white -- 49' cuter seteme also carried be a sophorrlore and is a grad- e which termed an arch entwined gown of whale depleted chantil4 out In the Sorel • cut Hlazel Hiatt 9dhoul. The 'fount And Fryer Parts 101 N 3 w 'a try and fern ter_ holeshiel cottoci. arrungisnents on Tender the mantikeeand the piano. brick, Mai will be a frestnnan center of the arch hung a large styled with • tugst feeng edit.)). it ilursaty 9tate College, is a Breasts lb 79c Legs lb 119t wf.d.threc ben wernti . was, made ' leng bred sleeve' setidt came During the reception the guests graduate of the 1968 ekiss of Beef Liver Lb Thighs .... lb 69c Wings lb 35c gm, If materiel identical to that of to oatla paints over *se within, enbeeed mano sthecteons by Har- Illiarnry }fah School, where rhe t'ne• bride's gown. The arch was a low sweetheart neckline, and ald Marley of Nashville who is was very popular. Among her • anked on either edit by tell a very kill Barad stirL Her trail S "ilougin of the bride's mother, many high schoal activities, she li.ekete of White glaillo/a and .vf French illusfon was held by and Mims Meredith and Patty was class treasurer °lathe sor..11 Sunny-Fresh ... In Heavy Syrup .. . Greer Fre estone :.nalebra with burning v.e..te a scallived T4•1411 of thinesiones Parley. Meer, the Tiger. and was a •eperS. and seed pearls. She wore a errid inernedlete4y 5•Siewing the re- member of the Tri Hi Y. Preeecing the cererneny.• pre- ers44•5 at her neek whietretteen ethaion. the bede and gruom Plhuree were made thruugheut No .21/2 gea.-n -of nuptial rreasic was pre- a pit ef the groom. lea kir a honeymoon in New the wedding and recesetien by Can reed by Wes Dane The bride dtrese as ncr maid Orleans with the bride wearing Vial Umlaut of Pore, a cousin 25C • k. and Miss Beey thur- ar honor "ti.ss Fnargue Erwin an attractive two piece inedel ad the groom's mother. 1_4 ▪ RI n-nd v M." F. tem' - tete, were a Hunter green than- navy endeseent silk with navy whether Peaches 1 cou that pi Bay Now And Save VALUABLE KROGER COUPON Ir727,9 •Cives -b...r1iiiiittmeri •pr, $198 you...rthh: Official Footballs Each Flotty-Fresh Devils Food or Golden Sno Layer posiwayibolfl ' Mack Fell Finored Kroper 313 Applesauce & cans2P that it - With Tbls Coupon Swansdown •••••101P White, Yellow, DerIls Food or livtterscotcle ••••• e Coupon Expires Sept 6, 1958 Pt been Cake Mixes 2 pkgs.41r g..PerA LIVE BETTER FOR LESS gotten CRUSH • 0 thablee%.eery.A.yyte tile:11‘ Cmoti Smooth Spreading Chief Brand out ref 0 ...SWEET ON YOUR FEET • - thlivairire preemie as seen :n Seventeen Margarine w kewvreheiprchs only $69 5 3 Dare. Ocean Fresh To- Cheddar Sticks ' 39' Fres-Shore Tuna --- 2 .17., 49' • :lohy loeiTun ngi •1.1 -sr•-•141. V Spotlight Instant Tony If eheo Softie Buck with 6-oz. sauctj:hesit Natural soles on Jar Dog 3u:25c Food crnrio]rilyiees CLOUD CREAM Coffee 99c • GREY Swansdown Angel Food and Lemon Angel Food Mild Yellow .... Flavor Packed French Brand • Reg or lb RED she .04 Cake Mix Pig 39' Coffee Drip bag 75' BLACK Mamcks, ____,- -••••••tei. •that Crispy Fresh Kroger Flavorful Embassy • A•4,iir • CAMEL lb Mu Saltines box 21' Plum Preserves ----- Red soles on VVNITE U. S. No. 1 Idaho Russets . .. Long, Smooth, Wonderful for Baking! - •nhyevi gmeuri dale

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Write Fultler Brush gil Bridges. suffering with her back and ., NOTICE EF OR RENT r FOR SALE Company, 42/ Cokimbus Ave., Mr. Carlin Riley of Kirksey is taking treatment from a chiro- Padeoah, Ky. Ph. 3•2777. S9C sick and was unable to attend practor. Y APPLE CIDER or DISTILLED church Sunday. Lazy Daisy One side Of duplex, 1631 Farmer BIRD DOGS, four pc4trter pups. EXPERT PIANO TUNING. Ten Mrs. Durward Potts and David Wins- Avenue. Living room, ckneete, Ptvo months old. Loyd SUM, eyears experience, ALERGIC TO CRIME daughter went to Mayfield Sat- Music Center, Mur- bedietiorn ldbtdera,bade garage Murray Route 6. 84C OPERA SINGERS EN ROUTE low, Chuck's VENTPAIGLPA, Italy UPI - urday to shop. after 3:30 CAN ray. Phone 1458. S6C and abort*. roorn. Call Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rudd, who HOUSE TRAILER, 90 loot. Mil A thief who is allergic to crime p.m. MY 24414. 9-4-C has made things easier for police live at Ferndale, Michigan, have 737.51-4. 34C ROME UPI - A group of EMERSON refrigeration service, here. The returned home after a three VINEGARS police learned that Ky. Call Modern home, 6 nootns, bath, leading Italian singers will leave TY 1307 W. Main, Murray, Frigtdlaire refrigerator, tasbi, in every time Francesco Falange months visit in Murray and Cal- 10C utility and gerage in Hazel. Call for Chicago late next month to 14714. Sept. excellent cionditionoePhone 11102. broke the he Start loway. fOib Gaels, phone 1687. 8-4-C law, would perform in operas sponsored by 9-6-C shaking with excitement. Friday James Shelton and family went Will do baby seeing, day or the Lyric Opera Company. The FULLY AGED -MELLOW tRROTS 3 - Room downstairs furnished night police ran into Francesco. to Michigan for a weeks visit night. Phone 1093-J. Mrs. W. D. Basement oil furnace, good con- group, led by noted orchestra apartment. Heat and hot Water He was really shaking. After with Mrs. Shelton's sister Mrs. Edwerde, 408 South 8th steeet. conductor Pine Donati, will in- • dition, with 300 gar. Eank. some questioning police found out Paul McGee and her brother :TABLES extra. Phone 1625 matt. 9-4-P clude famed soprano Renata Te- 9-4-C that Deueille Fatima. - --- Frain-deo Irent1yustborkeft -bildi, baritone-Trio Gobbiita Three room apartment with kit- into a fruit store and stolen 22,- Mr. Frank Hargrove who lives STYLE itte -week old piss. 0611 654-W. tenor Giuseppe di Stefano. LOOK-A big saving on Spencer chenette. Prima t e entrance and 000 French francs. with his daughter and son-in- 0-5-C garmeres. Contact Mrs. Nix Har- bath. Geroge. 306 Ntorth Sixth. law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bridges Murray, 9-6-P is ill. ris, 1307 Farris Ave., Cell 17. FURNItILIRE Sale: Baxter Clerk MIKE ONE. HOUR I Y 9-6-P Mr. and Mrs. Will Belcher of Ky. Tel. 231-M. Furniture C3onspiany, Betel. Bed- APARTMENT in the Jennings TOKYO UPI - Indonesian near Kirksey had the pleasure of • room Suites, Save $60 to $100. s. NS House at 605 Poplar Street. See President and Mrs. Sukarno made a visit Sunday from their son great western ad- Dinette Sets, save $35 to $50. Oine of the or call Albert WaLlace, Cadiz, sone-hour flight over Jakarta Relford Belcher and family of For Brittle Sticks a veining Resister today for free prezes to ventures of ski tune or see Mrs. Lowry at the house. Saturday aboard a giant U. S. Paducah. :ANS be given this Saturday. 9-5-C to Murray "Gunfight At Ithe 0.K 9-5-C Air Force transport as 'guests of Lazy Daisyoseett\khusbandn us lived aornarl" a motion picture in the Howard P. to see their 44th a iversary last EA NS U. S. Anfbaseatior and ALL iiktradin of "Shane" and "High MODERN Furnished apartment, LOOK! 10 Alum self storing Jones, Indonesia's Antara news week, August 22. eV/loon" is shueving Fri. and Sat electric heat. Large window fan. ;torm windows with alum screen agency reported Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Potts : PEAS at the Misraay Drive In Theatre. See E. F St/brey, 512 Elo.sad St. and 1 door installed $189. Also kinds of It's one - of 'the beet ever nude, 9-5-C the triple track. No down pay- Answast ts Yesterday's Puzzle E PEAS See It- 9-6-C ment, up to 36 months to pay. CROSSWORD puzZig Rome Comfort Company, 106 AVAILASIIE now, 3 ism un- ACROSS 10-Exlst UNR cornbread... South 12th Street, Phone 1303, 11-Ex1rted MORN OEM PEAS furnished spa rtmerst, wired for 1-Antmaos foot 16-Relative OW: FREIE LIVING BOOM SUITE. EMOOP MOM electric stove, private' entrance, 10-.14-C 4-Pleee of 1S-Musical 00r4U00 emnnm9 Register today at Barter °kirk (umber Instrument 501 N,rl'h fth • 0811 914-W 9-5-P 9-Ordinanee 20-Rugged RUWOU 00P Furnituure Oompany, Hazel, Ky. 19-000deve of mountain ROOM OOM BURP Now Brick House. 2 bed monis, healing to be givee September 6, 500 crest 000R0 NOR OMR Ins dining, utialtity, Leath and ill-Rnthusiaaas 21-Searches OR pm. Outstanding values in Liv- HELP WANTED 1 14-Period of 23-Gem weight 'MO OM OE carport, lot 70 x 150. $9,250. kraal time 24-Periods of OCO 00M Ong room, beireom and Dinette Q0000 Ave. Phone 1037-J. 9-4-P time 00Rd ROL 0MIRM suites. Many bargains available 17-Fit farms 26-Meadow UNEXPECTED kNGE makes 19- Ibis fiefs 27-13urcleaed 000 0O4Ma in sale ntyw on. 9-6-C 1951 Nash Rambler, 2-dloor w/ II- leer in 26-J argon RORMT Mon= available good Riewleitah business Wales 21-Ftlemish ORR MUM URO radio and heater, Ky. plates. 22-View 34-Born El ; n Calloway tY.. Sofended busi- 000 Runs good. $75.00 cash. (tall 116-TrIldie for S4-13elonging to =ROO OM Offered ness poesibilittes there. Splendid money the summer Services 4-2298. 9-4-P for man. See GRever 211-Banylonisua SS-Young -.J opportunity right deity salmon 41-A rabiaa 13-Creek letter -Woody seaport 45 or write Bill .1t2snoin, Box 352, 55 good small steer calves, 25 SO SI-Girl's nam• -Room la DEAD STOCK removed Cr... plants 414-Moro, cans 10-Co,.tainer harem 49$ Russell Spr:ngs, Kentucky, phone good small heifer naives. Sell 12-Transaction 45-Religion of !,1 debt 66-Corded cloth mighty fine baking Radio dlepet.mod trucks. Outman 311-114* irate the 10002; or write Rawletetes Dept. one o rata. J. W. Ward, Sideman, Moslems 61-S,,ak SII-Pestie: not service 7 36-Common- Tankage Co Prompt Ilknola. 1090-201, Freeport, Ky.. Phone -2186 or 2917. 9-6-C wealth i 2 every time! days a week Call long dis*•nea 87-tion• name 3 •,1•„. 4 5 a 7 II , ':i. ' 10 11 18-Retain X!: •.. .: OO011ect. Mayfield 433. Union Olior 0.4 40- Wipe out 12 OM l 3 .4. 39* TU•5-11361. NleC 41-Printer's • 44:. Bus. Opportunities IS44114r• 15 Corn Meal Mix for something as specO as iianted To Buy I U-Vapra 16 ..,•;:.i.ci I 7 is Use Sunflower Self-Rising MA TTRESSES RE 131.111.T like 41-0emnirlda Corn Meal Brittle Sticks, end for your everyday baking, too. Without lb. L SPDCIAL type route work. 60 Chair •?../i.21 your family likes! 969 new West Ky Mattres s Mkt Co., O./frown kiwi 2t:•11' fail, you get the old-time flavor and lightness A good used Teeter-Bebe and ::•:' UR Pas:kiosk Ky. Murray represec- stops, 5te days. $60 guarantee 411-thosct eggs 4t and mix in. They're oireody £0-Was, a‘vgy i2 23 24 -:-'7125 20 77 78 No baking powder and soft to measure tetive Taber% Upholstery Shop, play pen. Phone 887-M-2-0. plus experses weekly. Oppor- Get bog, try 1611-13ravery .,11 30 .441 blended into Sunflower ... the exact amount needed. a 101 N 3rd Phone 549 SIIC 9-4-C tun,ty to earn $200 weekly. 67-Reverence 29 31 j, 2r- 32 Le-Nerve v% .' this self-rising corn moot mix with your own recipes' networks 33 34 401 33 :.1r 'v..''' 37 lb. lit 110-Frult drink !:•:.. 111-0kodnwork i lb 35t 'Mew aotif ittoPA‘v.91 fabric 311 .• •••• 40 41 ,..:::S. 42 The ,t)tirribg 112-Entsnel• ...X Cake OW era09. Not 4140\4&. le... SralSaffing 43 44 y43 us• SunRow ... 46 Floor orrery hrrwo the mop* "9/4119.. . h:',. • Save the free coupons in the bog! Redeem- DOWN for flour Parra light Isidro coll. able for Onginel Ropers Silymplatel Teo :31 .".....,4 toil, -extra *City, ',on" surel I. W50 pI . 4 con Mold a complete son 2- Ventilate ori;.7-fr •s ocionamag 4 33 56 •ewe 3. Penned tent Ellis , 19M by JIM Kjelasard. Reprinted by permission PrIce-vrInning recipe It by Mrs. Worloteipp :Copyright e 4- Vliws by 9. 5 , :ppi. ' lgublisher, Dodd, Mead & co., inc. Distributed 6-Coefjunetion i7 59 t"•;460 Jorsicn of Vi'avembsee, M1111 of Za imillaw,:,6v.i4oAveiwev.-,:si.eisossecteriesweilatioaseesievwsW 6-Total "v. 1 1 -Highway 6 I r.:•:. 62 S. Es I(+orates :4..- 63 had said and they had non• • f.._:::-'• COMPANY I write Iliey don't give • ceit.hed art MURRAY WHOLESALE GROCERY CH A DTF.R Itt own Well they would area h Lure )flhica I. illS. 3 for the Southern way ot of Melt LIARD as the men tried, they cent sud- saying so, but Have one now Colin grinned the 'object life. Forgive my could not avoid so denly at the thought that Ling by Ika.rburn Van BUMS the you gentlemen nave spent that preoccupied them at try to wheedle the puppy NANCY much Ume agressng with each might Christmas gathering. there away from his sons so that ne • with other that you don't realize "I'm afraid I don't agree could train It to nunt With two DID STOP IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE are great groups 01 Southerners YOU you that secession elltailnates the Ann opposed to hUn, he who don't see things your way bays and AT THE ME, LOOK BACK AT pool:untidy of war," Tilles Dare told a chance. at all" hadn't Mac k Lyn Campbell. the Pollard cOotring, CROSSING- THE FIRST IN "1 think tn important matters Entering PANEL "1 don't think it elbninates the e r.^art quleReaect, and tie they will follow the lead of thoee Cohn _ ON THE' WAY THIS COMIC STRIP poseibility, but It IMINISOS to m. drew Bain to a oak. He sat in of us wee can readmed write my that it !easeful It." taking in the --alioty +40ME a boy," Ralph Camptiell said smug the as-Idle, "The Yiuntees Will ftild some the scene before nim and ly. 'They always he" 01 way of meddling," Ralph Camp- autkienty what ne was go- Vibes at last the anal bit of knew bell put In. "I'm afraid we have to do fle was going to bey plum .pudding had been consumed, ing ••• been too optimtatic. We've for- place and live lucre Macklyn, Ralph Campbell and the Pell/lira gotten bow pigheaded and greedy Life would become more Tom Dare retired to the study alone. they are The South la too valu- more difficult for him at with a bottle of brandy. The and able for then3 to give It bp with. he was sure of that young lovers, it was assumed, Quail Wings. out alight Well, then, well fight, the answer to Ms prob- would want the drawingroom to Here was every man-Jack of us." theineelvea. But. after a separa- lem. "Yea, they'll have to be taught sat thinking, the puppy tion of three weeks, they did net As he their imam isomer or later," Tom fie* from his grasp and rush Into each other's arms wriggled said, with a pugnacious ex- the ground. It began • Dare Jeannie eyed Colter coldly slid down to pression on his face. in circles, yipping as it Cep. h.** Ir..* b. 'Why did you contradict Father racing Sofer.•S- At this. Colin Campbell could Conn dismounted hastily during dinner? Tots were very went. keep silent no longer. "Do I hear come on, buy!" But rude." "Here, boy- you right, sir?" he asked Tom retooled to give up his by Ernie Baisbomiller "He contradicted himself. I the puppy ABBlE are SLATS _ Dare. "1 remember • converse- There Was nothing to do merely pointed it out as politely sport. UP FOR we had not so long ago in the tittle devil to - AND I" GET 7IN' TANKED Von could." but wait for TULIP 'TENDER - *HE All, MISS TENDER said It would be a as I SUES HERS - (....,THE BI6 (CHUCKLE) GAMEit E, lir which you that, if any- get tired. OF J. P. WHERE, MIGHT WE A5K, IS If war "It seems to me pleasure GIRL WHO WON ThIE HEART I FIGGERS,/,' THE ONE-WAY Nook day for the South even more "Colin!" There was YOUR ROMEO - THAT Smy South thing, you've changed ROGGINS, THAT DON .TUAN OF THE DOWN THE LAST ever came because the Caret and surprise in the woman 4-1 EROS' TRIP Since I was away. Cohn, we SET' r ARROW Flacon couldn't possibly win. How do that called his name from ../SOAP-SUD „IN.? go on like this." Here ahe gave voice QUIVER'! you reconcile that with 'teaching direction of the house. ....) him a chance to apologize for his the the North a lesson'?" Ann!" He was about to strange behavior. "Why, Tom Dere stared at Colts as "What are you doing here?" "No, we can't. And, Jeannie. ask, if he had lost his senses. "I said checked himself. As she I'm convinced that, each of us but such things? I'm afraid you have toward bine ne explained. being what we are. we'll never wanted me cOnfused with one of your oil my way to your house be able to go on any other way." "1 was mountain friends," he said with a nuppy, a Christmas Jeannie stared at him open' with this cold sneer. for the boys. when no 25c mouthed. "What do you mean?" present Jeannie Dare laughed merrily away and started this "I am not your kind of person, wriggled •at this Jibe. "Father is always and you Sr. not my kind. We nonsense." rutying the Southerner is five wonderful present! Should never have become en- "What a times the man the Northerner IS," delighted. Merry Christ- gaged -we could never be happy They'll he she sant earnestly, turning to way." • together." mas, by the Maeltlyn. "Do you agree with Christmas! My day V-e"tw ; Jeannie stood silent and mo- "Merry that, Colonel?" the least bit merry 3pasi tionless for a moment, her eyes hasn't been Macklyn smned at this bit of just being In the blazing. Then she drew his ring up to now, but feminine natvete. "1 believe he is has already Improved from her (Inger and flung it on mountains nye times lie determined and en- something-" iv the carpet. Toasting her head, she it. There's thudartio at any rate. There are him. "Come in- LIL' AB NER ran from the room. Ann interrepted exceptions, of course, like Colin up. roe lust built Colin filid not move. He heard side and warm GONNA MURDER here." needs to be ht." AN WAS Jeannie ask William the door- a fire-it only ucKLE!!- 5-- 64a/AG- 70 NAVE a deadly rage grow- leave Robin stand- r-'cfr-l SALOMEV, WHEW YO' • Conn felt man to get her cloak and sum- "1 mustn't A PORK ,40T? 2• - WHARIS him. Quickly, before the cold, but there•• .57ARvAri0N A/A5 AWL /7;AND Remar 4 ing within mon the Dare carriage. "Tell my ing lest In AP4?-6 4SP, ME OP Y'- it eXpreasion. Betsle got to talk to you CHOP-WELL he could give father I had a headaehe and will something I've OVERtOME J/.5 Colin la saving ?? ON -THANK vo.!! said, "1 believe send the carriage back for him." about." )'5EA17#40/111.- DONE!! snil enthienairn to let him enter 5/LC hie deterrninaticin He heard the carriage pull up She stood aside NO!- WOKE: she glanced cool- door against the LOVEFOR 77,1AT for the person," and heard it leave, taking Jean- and closed the Ado!, "or the cause that Wanted into the ly at Jeannie, nie out of his life forever. He Cold wind. As he Is not the only by the soddenly g merits it. Colin did not move, unwilling to dis- house, followed Is opposed to struck Cohn for- Southerner wlso turb the eenhatien that pervaded docile puppy, It dreads the pros- somehow and at lam, secession, who him. ft was happiness. cibly that, You will find, I in time with Christ- pect of war. • • • he was frilly think," she addressed Macklyn. mas and all it meant At the across hie saddle it h her hilehand, "that If you are lialaneing game time, he felt cunningly that 23' wriggling hound puppy, IP chosen to go to Richmond you bow a he was alt Intruder. Ann Mid a gift for the stewert Will he In the minority." Christmas reason fte - corning here trebly neared the head of Colin had 'regained some of his bpfs, Cohn which excluded him and, evident- that led to' Hobbs compernire. -Mr. Dare merle refer- the valley ly, her own family, 'incheti ot soft snow 19' ence to my mountain friends. Creek. Ten SS troubled the stallion Robin riot They happen to he Virginians t'ollit's going re find nut why they are line at all, but the puppy whimpered much as we, and Ann makes Meth* visits to independent They and snuggled eloie- to Colin for people, proud, the vacant Polinril noose, as even warmth Cohn strolred It gently have a lot of common sense, tomorrow. loved dose. Ann Stew -1 the story continues though few at them can roller tier sons

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PAGE SIX LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY TIII.7nsDAY S Et4, 1958' • tendency to abate in req..tht y's ars. Amettioan women Auto Wrecks can 'do T.• much mire than they have to pr.arnate safety — not only their First orArn but also that of their Earn- Outnumber Ales by making their homes as AM s 1 free tram bazar as possible, by careful supervision of Chit, Were Row!of PICNIC H 4 Lo( All Others stnn in their charge, and by our FOOD AWES incubating an, attitude of safety in groWing youngsters." NEW YORK, N.Y. — Motor N't n:cle accidents far outrank Loca a:I other types of fatal accidents AIRPORT .. . among women under 65 years of age, and most of these w..rnen (Continued from Front Pane) itIled are passengers or drivers 1940 wnen an airport rather than wriestrierss, it is re- operation .n the present locati: ported by Statisticians. of the Murray Auto Aucti.:. The need tar an I Veen About 23.000 accidental deaths airport h occur each year in the United- beets evident numeroUs time State. among mmen 15 years the past and the acton of the old and over. and of these more Junior Chamber at Ocrnrnerce Oftg than 10.000 are k.lied before his been hailed as a forward they arrach 65 In the age range step for the city and county. from 15 to 64 years, accidental Offic IIIAV TURN YERS injuries sake twice as many fe- AUSSIE • PRO SHORT male lives_gt cliabete. SHANK four times is many as tuber- (UPI) — Mervyn SMOKED A Fulton culosis. Rose Said Tuesday he will turn WHOLE office tocia; pro if the Australian Lawn Ten- A study of accidental deaths lb tae license nis Association does not lift h in 1964-19S5 ind•arates that nr. or vehiett a w suspension in the immediate f.. GRADE vehicle acc.derta are sea:vow:We a man at ture. Rose was suspended lb for at:lout three faiths Cheek what of the definitely over expense mon, *alai injuries among Stirley Gin white received in his European tour. — NO CHARGE FOR SLICINIG — winter) at ages frurn 15 to 64 The man, years. Home accidents are re- KILLED BY JAVELIN mated that sapraible fr only one fifth of 26-4F7-711 fralittes, a surprisingly low 6-BOTTLE CARTON FOLGER'S made it - v. STOCKHOLM (UPI) Ft pruportion considering the Large Liars.s.ain. 22, was injured feta: oar bekarige amount of time *Tat these wom- Thursday when he was strtis• en spend in the home. Most _of by a javelin during a trac'• FIELD'S (SLICED) ApHem-y the other fatal CHESTNUT accidents actirr 'race. The missile tinctured and found on 9:tir-Jt. TIN and hiattways, in let lung and cut tfte main a: ed to Paris places used for recreation and c9,C, mites from tery. 75c sports. and in public buildings, BACON....as, COFFEE 1-Lb alter gum bevitals and other resident in- neighbors i stitutions. Very few asamen lose THEY'D PREFER DONKEYS that they h their Ikvts in industrial pinces, LARGE SKINLESS CAROLINA GOLD JIFFY about two only about 25 such deaths oc- JACKSON Miss (UPI) — The Fuiti curring each year. Leaders of M s•sissipp.'s "Dollars ber after -The Les Dertricitl.•," drive are plan- woman enntlastze the need For 99c PEACHES PIE CRUST the to extend and strengthen the t ning to change the ,.vallpaper FRANKS....3 • ebe. safety education program for a lotsil hotel. rokxn they al.. In Heavy Syrup MIX sd about Misrien." the f.t.stsvtion= con- :using for headquarters. PURE PORK - Our Own Make craihed in clude. 'The deplorably Nigh kas iL The per is deaorated Plus Bottles or 'Deposit Raton c o 61 No. at life among them has elephants 2 chit stheriff Cot shown Purchase of $10.00 or -More C With zo Cans (-*Er Box 10c Mrs. Gr SAUSAGE... 29lb bilitoki oar era last W ant mother LARGE DOZ.SIZE HEINZ checks in Ritz in Benton NABISCO CRACKERS seated Mrs Eldon papt HEAD SWEET GHERKINS I.': 39 OC LETTUCE 2 SCOTT BOSTON BONNIE Towels _ DAIRIMIX Frozen Fish 10-LB. GODCHAUX DRY 2 For 39 1 -Lb. 5911 MILK *Kantuckl DIAMOND DELITED A weak across cen' eaNy toda frorn Clavi -NAPKINS oz PEACH SUGAR 39c there We through 01 With any $10.00 or more purchase PRESERVES 80 Count ▪ durins hunt will COUNTRY CLUB BROADCAST MEATS 18-oz. northern Dan Dailey and Claire Kelly on their sailboat honey- FLAVOR KIST LEMON CUSTARD northern 1 moon in -Underwater Warrior," new M-G-M release IfE CREAM 9 for 29° VIENNA .4npa riled unfolding a thrill-packed story of the heroic -exploits 39° local light of the Navy Underwater Demolition Teams, !'Under- 1 This ,C IC water Warrior is showing on a double bill with Walt COOKIES pkg. 29c no rthwis rd We Wagvns- -at -the- Varsity 59c DIX1ANA FROZEN SAUSAGE -approachea Disney's The /12-gal. VAN CAMP Theatre Friday and Saturday. The hunts the new to TURNIP Greens SPANISH in the 0 2for 4W early Sun Fresh 10-oz. dley• Weft BIG TOP \ 15c cone' sho bs.,11.er RICE p•anut nog Iona Whole Okra CHICKEN OF THE SEA ' Western tt 15-oz. cloudy ars Can milk 10-oz. 19 19° and Sittur Saturday glass TUNA 65 to 70. MOUT TONY Tobacco • '45glass Light Chunk Curing ( Each Can Only PUREX ate Theirs cy Re DOG FOOD 35o BLEACH 63t on temp WESSON OIL 16-oz. can ehrerld Co Quart 190 cept in t REYNOLDS !Due Grim Nelson Rockefeller. wife acknowledge Rochester ovation. quart kir to lot 6c 3 for 25c Tobacco WRAP 35° ed during night wee Q ito rt Old Dutch 25-Ft. Roll CLEANSER REAL KILL New L 30° Are Ai 27c PINT For 25° New lit Half-Gallon LUSTRE CREAM announcer 69 County Li Faultless Wednesda, STARCH Shampoo brary wil' 49c With order of $10.00 $2.00 $.159 400 o'clot or more. 2 For Value c$17; 1 1111 290 -The pu the libra for all ap brary is Sixth sin FIVE KEINTU for the fr AlitittlER through V Ger. Averell Harriman and IA. (lor. George N. De Lora three to renominated them by acclamation, In Baffalo. Democrats !Site nom MONEY FOR THEIR RUN —New York's two gubernatorial tInued ra nominees. incumbent Democratic Gov. A verell Harriman and period ?at Republican Nenon Rockefeller, can give each other a run MARKET sticnvers for their money, because that's what they've got plenty of. Precipitat multl-mtllionaires is an understatement They To call them fourth to conventions, which ran simultaneously. ars shown at state soiktered -4 showers r day