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1 IN OUR 79th YEAR POPULATION United Press Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April 16, 1958 MURRAY 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 91 Six "Take Off" For Seen & Heard The Moon Tuesday PHILADELPHIA - Six Demos May Try Xavy erintei mm n -tack ctf" fr Joy n a ea-vcn-day,. a:mu- Around Murray :and 111.ght to the moon at the -nal An Material Center here. to soix aniunners ii•re taking Overide hr en extenene atuee Former President Truman made rt..,i, OX ernied Light statement • yeserday which is ne.ni 13 gzLher nate necea- tynca: mane. nea. if thee h: - ninin manner pen/union or hs term of office. He c , al f becemea r a neje geen- :ann. seen .:.•A :;.eto Of Ike .•:"--Lity. at same time grogram and the he 3.i..)t 'ircere.i scakd two- wairini a tax Cut. ch.811;Jer, resembl- ; a qty.sik.e.-tici, Li Loti ynannIINGTON n't - Dem.- ea win if h.2 perse" in his Thin reminds7r7the time he manna: ant remain le ic 0( nereisicnal leaders pon- I ',..i.r•..-4- -_ .:,.. -cfer.-g recrganiza- re cdrclier :ea for incirained wagon in tied Ir. in the. _iititllie_ionrnisi 5) .i- z-t7ternot' 'cm p! r. he a -;urance came . . Prenlln. r.seriltiaw-I ri'.c'e liTnnenThaine intinatry Sinel W. the Pime tirne . 188 er'ms:at,. Lee hours. In 4 . eng a 17- m . er's veto of a billion doi.ar r:om ineeiing with GnP congressional act)cd to put a ceng on the ...apt. C. F. Gen ' o reeler of mantilacitircd by industry a Nair} r 0: The President's veto was re- eri•m one:neat: - h., House hart, :Ai:. .torte etu- 311. . E•a a ner . ay :171• Ineans Cot-Arsine:, re- tie has never settned to realir nen pran• tabic in- thist the inne cf 4n -item de- :0 e7iienh Congress also e° -1,-, - --4-e n reqe 're e a ep ,'.o for apaca navel. wtot tril : c waitlne . ley to learn _o I:l.eralidve - -4.tir unemp r:Tnent cat it mist t7 pr)ei/Ce I_ any larniie nuci Liar- iii har he Pie .rint se oes or enen, - nine:. Frograms to qualify •4410 be ca pa- ana a b.? : c s e7 up lfgh vay !•-r 3 rr - pC ei fe-lerally-financed t. of nying aant. 1';r we-eke at ennstrvetien He has un.il mid- ex encicin cf benefits. The re- - •Yesterday he igr.tred the tact PICTURED ABOVE i HE MARTINS_ CHAPEL_SChOOL. GROUP Ofr 1S03.. The piatUre is th a time Theee tnds Grit property of said,i e4ht tc take action. er .tse : pi.arrsal would halic that the rrt in.ey which- the gmi- : fS Ninthh St t I Murray. - dctcrmne what fac.e.rs are eminent spistos mean re which authorizes a $5,- wi.hheld . tilt mergency federal comes fram row, mu,4 :moor ant in keeping air- taxes. Top left to right: Luther Styles, Elmer Richerson, Robert Broach, Grover Gibbs, Flora Broach, Myrtle 500.L00.000 high ay con,ruction benefits from states which failed Davis, Bernice Richerson, Maggie Grimm, Lula Gibbs, Herbert Bah, Adolphus Butterworth,• -Howard Sweatt, ;raft crews functienng at top program will become law. to meet new feeieral standards. Then-Chief Eirecunnen tnen-n Cleft W.iiiisterstasd the kiirtiieriegiei-en Oscar... Earnest. Cleatus Guthxie, _Lamar Oncrkst The-Seri-17n re- The tetest "scitcle" 4onsta of Tresday on he $1.704,028,000 jecied. 41 %filch is operated by the Sigma Second row, I. to r.: Larenzo Davis, Tolly Grimm, Carl to 40, an attempt to Harris,oz Homer Farmer, Onie Guthrie, Essie Harrison, ezmaaartment containing river and harbor bill came after nwer the interest ree insti- Department of the Murray Wo- Sylvia Gower, Pearl rate on a . Davis, Bessie Styles. Ethel Pool, Mae Rowlan , Delie Richerson. Nell Rowland, Jesse Farmer, w:Fk e,ta ton: at Wtf_ch the man he legislation whizzen through proposed billion dollar federal man's Otub-is in sized of a lam- liewlette Cannon, Dave Barnes, Bertha Grimm. Erma Key, Nollie Grimm, Edd Gibbs. will Vand regti,iar watches of ('ingress. I: was a major plank leans pregram to help menicipal- Scat the kindergarten. Any- Third row: Carol Farmer, Howel Reed, Carl ens hours at the c ntrals and m he Democrats' anti-recession :ties build local anti-recessioa' ng mark one wt-th suitable quarters is Grimm, Roy Pool, Charlie Rowland, Bob Farmer. Offie Harrison, eat haura reining. The second program. civil works projects. suited to cimitact members. teacher Harvey Swjft, Eaker Lassiter, -Charlie Gibbs, Mary Gibbs, Ludie Styles, Grace Furchess, Lillie Guthrie, Dolly Gower, IneeDavis, Pauline Boyd, Eva Key. cornipar:ment houses two bunks, Both the House and Senate a .ollet end a wash benne convere at men today after a s people, If anyone cicutits that the kids Seated: Author,' Davis, George Key, Cameron Pool. The six -vac,: m:a" will un- morning of committee work. The in Murray wani to play base- _ 'reisn ptlysieal examinations aft- Senate will continue debate on joe Nance Is ball, they siliauld have gone by or the "Slight" and records will the community facilities bin, diligent Murnay High dLarnond Mon-, be taken of the r heart boats, which the House :ekes up an day. A goodly ntunber werked Funeral Walls 1Crappie brain wavels, blood pressure, anti-secrecy bill. Held Charge there until , dark. getterbg the in- term:tang -ancl other aneasures of The carnmunity facilities mea- -s a corn- f.eld Run in shape Our the first same. Lowman by sure would establish a billion Urges tune:Ions. ed down 0 Taylor Today To Begin Soon Studies will .aisio be made to dollar federal fund to make orgery Difference between a recession de:ermine the effect of *speckt1 leans to local communities for depress' and m az tteard on TV. protective clotting c.vil works projects. Democratic Mr. Walls Taylor age. 76, gass- and restrict- the other nght. A• recession it FRAAFORT --The crappie in Pod .eaders originally planned :o take Richard Nance is in thc ed away Monday at the home and water intake of nee ‘ine when y...ur neighhAr loses Unity In Ranks run .s expected to gn underway .he crew. Lp the bill before Easter. but Cant V.,3y C 1170 y jail on a with the hie job. A of his daughter. Mrs. Wade tei hin .he- next few days at depression hs hit The calaneters are: Ferran V. nepublicans famed the Senate charge •- f fergery. Nance as When you Bricendine, Panyear. Tenn. lakes arc und Kentucky, according Ire lose youna. Miller, Swede:and, Pa.; Meren.th forego action until after ths. charged von•h having rotted a He is survived by one daugh- to: reports received by the state 10-day recess. By UNITED PRESS none was . fell," Lowman said, H. Raciniff, Norrinown, Pa.; cheek for $725 at the Benk ter. Mrs. Brisendine one son, fnagaiurtment of Fish and Wildlife The T h• sweetest six• phrases in the rainflin "I was sorry I was not llamas W Himch, t.t stou rgh, anti-serrecy under Bent-n after braving ft igen nee Amer Christian Tlorsay Prryear. RFD S Zap. Harry King Lite- Resources Tuesday. Rouse consideration final and an .1enguage: 1 love you; included in the group 'because Pa.; Gene G. Medoalf, Danvine, would pre- I name of Hen-satin K. Ellis to the Dinner is 1: one sister, Mrs. Lola Owens, man and state Sen. aG.es F. Water temperaturen have ha vent the use of a 1789 served; Al is Ilorglv- mined seeing these who were Bodkin G. Campbell, War: law 'check. Hickman, Ky.; four half sisters, Young Tuesday pleaded for unity 54 degrees - the mark crappie as autharity to withhold en; Steep until noon; Keep the there, ra'her than becaUse of rdin, Olio, and Charles H. Hayes, informa- The cberge reads "innawfuny Mrs. Clarence Hopper. Detroit, among rebel Democratic legis- prefer f, r saawning The de- tion. It it members • tl'olienge, and Here's that five. any:hing I might haie added to Detroit. would amend he law nowinely. Mrs. Inez Vaughn, Paris. Tenn., partment Mich. k- faise:-y and frauderA• ibmitted lanes in supporting anti-admini- said a few more days no make clear that purely ad- to Miss Amelia Taylor and Mrs. what was said." ly and fenereusly uttering anti Anyone who h a s been away stration candidates for the 1959 of warm weaber would launch ministrative, non-security infor- ator chosen Maggie Speight, Paris, Tenn.; Lowman said had he been publistnng as true 'and demand frien Murray election. he run which lasts for about mation could no: be withheld. i to which for several years three 'present, "I would have expressed to have exchanged f nriney brothers. Marvin Taylor, two weeks. Jack Benny, Dinah All ten cabinet departments op- mt number will, be amazed with the growth the string feeling that it is not and property value, lanced Puryear. Tenn.. Quitman and However both Lowman and • Dale Hollow reprr1s crappie pose the bill. a be selected of the reeduntial area in the Young made it 'he prenogative of any group...to Shore Top Emmy and nenterfeit cheek for the Brown Taylor. Hickman. Ky.. and plain they are and white bass are being snared The Senate Rackets Committee seouttevinee and northweat section against the selection endorse- select any candidate tor executive paa-rnenr o- f rnaney drawn upon two half brothers. Malcolm and or wi- h minnows while black -bass Winners Last Night canine ed its probe of activities of the town. Woodrow ment of candidates by the rebel office." l•ank, kricvotng the prime be Taylor of Paris, Tenn., are being taken by cas:ing and 9: a Ph.:adelph a Teamners local to. il practice, arm p. They said :he He added he hopes each as- and and one grand insurgents j.gging in muddy waters. Water HOLLYWOOD Mt -Comedian involving alleged alternions ant forged counterfeit." acts before One paving project that would He was s:and against the hand-picking of pirant for governor will decide Aoc2rding a member of the timperature a! Dale Hollow has Jack Benny and nnger Dinah beaten signatures on recarens. to court officials, i of which "tie the town togeeher", would candidates." "whether Cr not someone else, Behllehem Church of Christ In been around the 56 degree mark. Sh. re were hon.:red as telev- Chief Counsel Robert F. Kennedy 'several drecka were taken from anent. ibbe the paying of 18th equally devoted to our common street. Henry County where the funeral Sen. Cassius M. Clay, Perin Cu:liter:and Lake o tiers black SiCRI'f top male and female en- 'he Erts Pep Corn Company • objective, can achieve 'victory said evidence so far uncoverel was held today at 2 o'clock said Tuesday in a speech at bass taken by casting and jigging. tertainers Tueniay night at ;he was "just the beginning." the past week. a competi- You may notice that from time more surely than he can..." with Bro. Charlie Sweat and Lexington that the insurgents Water temperatures vary from rianorratly televised 10.b annual Other nongressionai news: The check that Nance alleged- ior's trans- to time the word Young in his letter to insurgent juvenile of- Bro. Weldon Thomas conducting. would be forced to agree on a 5: at the dam to 58 at the Ennnty awards. Defense: President Eisenhower ly forged, was made otg to him- e rendered fender senators said, fWe ,must vigor- as used in a theft case, Burial will be in the Mt. Pleasant candidate for governor in 1959 h t rs. sent self in the anis tint of $725 and ny. ously endeaver to keep the unity 1 • An estimated In rreallion view- Congress' word he was not or arene .other codrt cake involv- Cemetery. natio would defeat one of Gov. Catches of crappie black trying was signed "H. K. Ellis." we enjoyed during the session and ers watched the presentation of to seize its traditional ing ehiktren, or young peaple. Friends may call a' the Miller A. B. Chandler's "self-appointed she bass were reported The china was elated April 11, other brok- if our influence is to be of and .e Ernmys to "Gunerneke" as the The rumen are net printed, but Funeral Home until the funeral lieutenants in the legislature," at Henn-eon 1958. the listing value in the forthcoming primary Lake. Jigging besot dramatic series; "Piayhotne that ,CINI east mean that we h our. Lowman, in a statement issued one.-a 's' -ere paying The bank at Bent an cashed . the prop- ..certainly we should not add off at 90" for its single performance damn know who the kids are. in Frankfort, said he tnould b- the check for Nance. Ho ing Realtor :.(1 the differences that now serm of the lake' and of "The Genedian." and "The Fundamentals was The names are left out inten- like to have the suppotr of Lli! Lake poked up here- in Murray !I', without to exin within our ranks." C.J• at lower. tem- Mel Silvers SItiew" as the best by tirinally with the idea in rrr.nd ng Realtor :he insurgents in hisll race for pera ere "nes:dint was 52. comedy series. Sheriff C. hen Stubblefield yes- • **that it probably w,nt happen !lieutenant governor in the Demo- terday real estate Murray Hospital I It Was rumored a second ir' - • Columbia Br_adoantang S y s - In Science and placed in the county again. Many times kids do buffalo be passed same- !crane primary neing year. mg of the ins: •. - ...1 lee' .0 .: X. id have long been lCM W9,11 the network race for jail. slang tone time nun brings A meeting insurgent Arloarnas, but the listing them by legis- may be hold thia neck .r '...,,.... ,\ %int in they the moist awards pro- crated by He will remain in the county In contact with the Tuesday's complete *record fol- law and we lanes at Lauisville last weekend a ille. • ne nail prneotcri by law the Academy of Television Arts jail Lintel he is mar:id to the feel that the lows: — Good At MIS publa.ehing of their failed to produce agreement on and Sciences, taking 15 com- Bare n jan to await trial. names may have Census 34 candidate ftor tealtors on an iLl effect a governor, with pared hi 12 won by the National on their life an Adult Beds es the group apparently an agreed the future. Of split by Br aticasting °ungainly. A check this morning at the course if they persist in break- Emergency Beds 31 backers of Bert T. Combs and Russia Pleased With Their Led exclu- American Br-Jadcast i rig Com- Murray Training' School sheaved ing the law arid Fluid the genus Pat ienas Ananitied 9 Wilson W. Wyatt.. None Injured is with the pany, creators of "Maverick," that it is in good standing in of a criminal, then Patients Dinents'sed 2 'Young said Tuesday at Louis- .h the con- naines are took one of the 28 Emanys pre- relation to science course which New' Onizetra ...... 2 silk. wed. juvenile or not. he. .had sent letters to Own Exhibit At World Fair sented. are available. Patients admitted from Monday ielziel senators advising against Television veterans Robert Mac MacRaney, director of the In Accident 1:30 p.m. to Tuesday 4:30 p.m.: holding a seennd meeting in the of an ern- The new Episc,pial cliurCh Young and Jane school revealed this morning that Mim yay Wilson, 1510 Wyatt, co-stars e fellow- Mg is taking form napielly out Sara- near future_ By ROBERT rtUSEL considered a Eputnik-sized prop- first and second 'year mere; of "Father Killeen Beat," were Algebra, No one was injaield and only on Won Mean Street. It is a Mrs. R hert Sirens and In his statement, Lewman said United Press Staff Correspondent aganda victory. plane geometry, 3yer. &insert as the best actor and ac- biology, chemis- s!....gthe damage plidassnt build.r.g in baby girl. Hardin; Mrs. Daltan a committee of five had been BRUSSELS Itr - Belgium is One of thesis told United Press was reported as a a g o o.d tress in a loading role in a din- try and physics had been includ- 100M:ion. Nnel. Rt. 3: Mrs.. Thomas Smith invited originally to represent the spending a hard-earned 360 mil- .ha: while tAe circular American a result of an autkmbile acci- it, lease or mane or comedy' series. ed in the regular curriculum far and tlay.ac boy, 211/12 So. 40 rebel geese members at the non great World's Iniilding dent Which occurred yesterday toperty by 15th.: dolalrs on its was a beautiful piece Be same years. • Mrs. W Louisville -eroded Peter lantinoy w a s afternivon at the corner of Main horized by 0. Spencer 'and baby meeting. Fair inning Thinnlay. But it of architecture and tastefully "We are, contemplatingadding bay. 205 But, tonsored as the beat actor in a and 4th streets, 4 with and Wsentrawn; Mrs. Oran Lowman said because of will considgr it cheap at any studded with exhibits, he did either solid geometry or trigono- FIVE DAY FORECAST Ointanri. a "failure of communication tannage role for "The Life of Accordrng to reports, or. 1306 Sycamore: Mrs. and price if it brings a queen and n ot - think it had caught the metry this year," he continued. Mrs. Walter misunderstanding" seven others Samuel Johnston," on "Omni - Darsy Shoemaker was attempt- R. Jenee, Sore-1610 Mil- happiness to its young. unsmiling :•,-)irit a world-leading nataon MacRaney indicated that the cur- By United Press attended the meeting bus." rig a left turn off Main tea and of ler: David Gray. No. 18th.: Mrs. while .28 King Baudouin. sheartd- try-- Mt convey tti the -40 rent furor raised over the alleged Street -KENTUCKY - Temperatures stayed away. 71, Emmy for the bent actress or.' Siti h 4th wirtm yal to the • (NG. Hopson, Rt. -3; Mrs. Mary The 27-year old sovereign, per- million persons expected to visit lack of science courses in Amer- her car. a for the five-day. period -Thursday "No slight was an a single performance went to 1950 Chevrolet. Live in its Aleormeril. Kirk:sent Mrs. Will intensTea and haps the mm: eligible man in the exhibition in the nein six ican schools had nothing to do hit a car eltriven through Monday. will average Pc•lify Bergen for the title rule by J.. hat C. Clianten, 200 E. Poplar; Mrs. the avoild, will be host Saturday months. with their plan to add Edward King, a student three ,t& tight degrees above in the "Playtrause 90" - produc- another S'rens. R. I. Benten. ie some of the nrettietst princesses Much Typically American mathematics course. at Murray State College.' normal. Kentucky normal for Books On (Continued on Patients dismissed from April Exhibit • e t the' state ball "I liked the circular screened Page Four). In an King was driving west on period is 57. Not much day-to- article published yester- iduct in, 14, to April 15, 4:30 p m.: no be held in the Belgian Court motif." he said, "and the models day in the Mein. and was crosnng the in- day change in temperature. Prob- At Austin School Ledger and Times. W. Dick Steely, Rt. 3, since 1934. The revival of this displaying fashions are very pret- Superintendent tersecticn at the time of the able precipitation one-tenth to Hazel; Crippled Children of Public Instruc- Jen-re Bennett. Rt. 3, Six hundred ks colorful and elegant function is ty - even if they are French tion Robert accident. The left heart fender one-sixth inch in a few showers, Hazel; Weill boor furry:shed I Martin indicated that P. Sleek!, Rt. 2, directly -due to the desire of and Belgian girls. There are Society In New Kentucky and bumper if his car, a Ply- most likely over the weekend. Farmington; Roy by the State Deparnnent of I Home achonis are low, per- garn. Rt. 3-e-. Walter Carroll, Education are on etch:bit an the the King :o pay all honor 'to the many typical things about Amer- centage wise, in offering certain mouth. was damaged. 903 Syr3fIleret Mrs. Hubert reeresatioon 'ream of Austin &horn exposition. ica there - Wall Street, elec- LOUISVILLE l - The Ken- science course, Only 20.5 per Mrs. Shoemaker had pulled tronic Brandon. 512 So. Th.: Mrs. Joe this week through Friday from The mere fact Baudouin,. is computers, voting machines tucky Society for Crippled Chil- cent offgr solid geometry and away- from a parking place on a. staging rather specialized Underwoed. 518 So. 7r.h.: Master 8130 to 4:00. the dance at all almost and American dren began operating today in 21.4 offer trigonometry. the north side of Main Street overshadowed the gallorriaig folk art. But I do not think Car'! Wa rem McCarnigal. RI. 5; The Murray Parent -Teachers pro- a brand new $200.000 gray brick MacRanev said that eight sen- and was making a left turn onto Woather paganda war between the United the American pas Ilion gives any Miss Jeannie ,Martin, 813 Mor- Ann Arian on is ha rrents: ng per' n- headquarters building which iors of the Murray Training South 4th whr.m her ear hit Slates and the Soviet Union at really distinct overall impres- ten. Paris, Tenn. nel to handle the exhibit and houses Society headquarters and School from last year, who are King's car in the middle of the „ the fair. He has never shown sion." Report the public is urged to see this a 'new hearing center. pursuing science courses in col- intersection; ace rning pnlice any interest in such activities He looked around the huge By UNITIO PRESS eterpoilay books. A Mrs. Viola M. Morey, executive lege, this would indicate ,that reports. •ISON 1 I sebd(4 beforen, pavilion, Russian costliest at the director, said the Society's new they received good instruction in tie 2056 childrtn are Visiting the exhibit- Hazel Toast . Vodka fair, and said: ' home, the first it has owned the fundamentals while RARE TRIP Southwest Kentucky - Fair WOW Camp with their teacher. Orders for at Mur- FOR KING While those withaut invitations "There is no doubt about our itself in 35 years of existence, ray Training School. and mild today, tonight and Meet Thursday books Ann be taken and the to the glittering affair at Brus- theme - it is stability and was not built with funds from KATMANDU. Thursday. High today 75, low library receivES thirty percent. Nepal 18 -King sels Palace pulled frantic strings, achievement. From our full-scale the annual sale of Easter Seals, NIXON INVITED a tonight 47. Mrs. Ed Frank Kirk, home TO BERLIN Mahendra Sir Bikram of Nepal 'hone 889 Hazel WOW Camp 138 will a silent toast was being sipped model of Sputnik II to our but with other BERLIN • room chairman. donations and ff - West Berlin and his queen have accepted • nice: Thursday night at 7:30 in leas ntheduled in vodka ein the restaurant of models of Saviet jet planes, to bequests. Mayor Willy Brandt has invited an invitation to tour the Some 5:30 a.m. temperatures: the WOW Hall for its the P.T.A. workers. Mrsi Haron our Soviet regular the mighty glass and aluminum beautiful two-toned automo- The center will give speech U.S Vice President Richard Union. This Paducah 45, Hopkinsville 49, monthly meeting. West end Mrs. E. G. Winning M. will be the first DP Russian pavilion at the Fair. biles, our heavy machinery and the'rapy to hard-of-hearing,chil- Nixon to come to trip to an Covington 52, London 43 were in charge of inveicing, Berlin on his Iron Curtain country - and All members are urged to be Several Russians who had slipped housing projects, no one who dren in the Louisville and west- forthcoming 137 opening trip to Europe. for the world's sole Hindu mon- Louisville. Lexington and Bowl- present. Door prizeawill, be $15 and packing the books. individually into the-- adjoining visits us can fail to be innpressed Kentucky area. ern Those unable Brandt met Nixon during his arch. The king's only trips in ling Green 51. this month and refreshments will Many filk..thers have helped in American pavilion returned with what we have done to since to pay will be treated without February trip to the United recent years were to Evansville, Intto -44. be served after the meeting. this work. the war." Ceylon, celebrate what they obviously charge. States. India and Switzerland. .5

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PAGE TWO LEDGER & - MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — APRIL 16, 1958 WE of TV efforts, the in-between CHS-TV entered the second "St udo One" plans anoth er Hemingway's "Fifty Grand" April those boys could launch a Sput- Show, the kind of middling filler tcoeg of. isle under a technicians' treacly quagmire like Monday 30, nik by themselves. Who needs a THE LEDGER & TIMES Studio One, that probably amused you if strike Monday night, but. manes- ht's' efofrt, they should stay rocket?" had nothing better to ,do ed to funnel "Stun° One" out of home. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING 'COMPANY, 1114 you TEEN-AGERS PICKED Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and Tke and probably irked you if you Hollywood anyway. . - LEARNING QUICKLY Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Lucy, Thin, had put off doing the dishes to My spies tell me that CBS-TV The Channel Swim: Pat Boone HOLLYWOD 1.11 — The Na- 1, 1942. catch it. ALBEMARLE, N.C. Rrl — Mrs. 114 a special 'crew of nine flew will appear on his ABC-TV show tional Teeners Assn. picked per- Its plot was thin — sometnang executives to Los Angeles last Clay Talbert couldn't swim--until JAMES C. WILLIAMS, Pin:IL-SHER this Thursday with a modified formers in the motion pictures Saturday tp operate the cameras, Monday. She was in the family Un-Amusing about the efforts of Luc:: to crate/ cut. Pat had his hair "Motorcycle Gang" and "I was We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, cook up a phony romance with sound and other gadgets so the car when it rolled into a lake. chopped last weekend a Teenage Werewolf" as the most Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best for a save her. IP or Fernando Lamas in order to show could go ork, promising actor and actress of Talbert dived in to :merest of our readers. WILLIAM EWALD movie, "Mardi Gras," in which By make Desi jealous. As past ef- The show was :•.virs. 'Arris She met him halfway, he report- Op he's playing a cadet officer at the year. They are Steve Terrell United Press Staff Correspondent ed, "swimming like a dog." NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1368 forts have proved, however, the goes to Paris," a play about V.M.I. and Yvonne Lime. York; 307 N. Michi- skinniness of a Lucy-Desi Th Murra Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.; 230 Park Ave., New NEW YORK U — Snow seems pled an English charworhan who skips Dinah Shore will toss a baby gan Ave., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St.,--Boston. doesn't matter as long as it team will 'c be very big on TV this sea- to Paris with her life savings shower on her May 11 NBC-TV NO ROCKET NEEDED sets up a sufficient number a chi-chi IS Pumice is the ingreddent in with Tenne Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for ttaiasmission as son. to buy a dress from show for Nanette- Fabray — Miss NEW YORK — Overheard of wild sit...:•tions for the screw- 7 o'clock in Second Class Matter Bob Hope did a show from French designer. I won't bore Fabray, awaiting the arrival of at the Metropolitan Opera House the rubber orascr that makes it ball brand of Miss Ball's comedy. In their Moscow and Lowell Thomas one you with' the details of the her first child, wii; be making performance of a high-leaping erase Rubber does not de the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, -ter week 20e, per year last was remainder of the plot except to her farewell TV appearance for Russian dance troupe: "I'll bet erasing. month 850. In Calloway and stijoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- from a polar region. There But Monday night's show was Tennessee say that it • was as hearwarming the season. Gisele MacKenzie has where, $5.50. :he gelid NBC-TV spec:acular." not sufficiently wacky and I narrow via recent as "Lassie" and twice as shaggy. pulled out of tohigh..'s N.1(.:-TV Hans Brinker," and a would say only one scene—I.ucy's Although WEDNESDAY — APRIL 16, 1958 with the chilly Gracie Fields played the char- "Emmy" award telecast' because "Playhouse 90" efforts in a restaurant to get IF WE SELL IT — WE SERVICE IT • day the sec Mt. Everest." woman who dropped her "H's" of illness — Shirley MacLaine — title. "Turn left a: her picture *en with I anfas— Coach Bill night, Lucille Ball and and, I presume, most of the replaces her as an entertainer Monday showed any real sense of out- school rec( got their own. a audience aiong the way. Jacques and presenter. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR ! Desi Arnaz landish cuckooness. could fall. CBS-TV excursion in- Bergerac as the design:r was NBC-TV's "Today" is panning 50-minute Two recc refrigerated regions of As for the cast, Desi was fairly inaudble at times, but a week aboard a Mississippi Riv- Teaching them to observe all things what- to the BILBREY'S (5-I1V2) an Sun Valley. probably baftied and William I suppose the girls enjoyed look- er boat for a September Afering. soever I have told you. Matt. 23:20. could fall 1 It was neither a very funny r'rawley and Vivian Vance prop- ing at him. Ralph Meeker has signed on on the wisdom high jumpe Missionaries have passed unfunny one. erly nettled. Fernando Lamas was The nine executive-technicians for the lead in NBC-TV's "Kraft Best Quality * Best Price show nor a very who broad of Christ that has transformed whole civili- I: was one of the vast army properly beautiful. can come home now. And if Theatre" drama:ization of Ernest zations. 1 school. The 440-I o endani Right Size...Right Shape! an ran a his first m IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Ferguson Survey Choice-2 to 1* of his pole New City Hall and Gas Building $120,000 Joe Voyles are capabl Sewer Plant Expansion - $125,000 vaulting re Planning and Zoning Commission with Brooks as Professional Consultation Now--It's Here! has already IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED 0 Iyhateve Industrial Expansion. Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters. Ewell (TI By L Widened Streets in some areas. The Cin Continued Hume .brought Airport for Murray. - handed pi Blackwell i City Auditorium ly became i after the : zinged his GREAT ECONOMIST you asked for • *self-well iffeiugh the • second div LIARRY S. TACMAN, bankrupt haberdasher who be- " 18 that yea ll Came PrZArdar Of the United States, tells us how to a no-hatter es. In his end the -recession." Dodgers, )- He recommends a five billion dollar income tax cut oats of o for taxpayers in the low and medium income group, and "double re increased - expenditures for public works and;deiense. history. Fs Dodger, spi ,%% e go issong with him on the proposed. cut in income hid with a taxes, II It can be accompanied by a two bil- • 'I the mint

lnio uos.ar ..• ilk .,1 t St on the public debt, and ad- ed Blackw - after thouf iitionai tax o.• oiliion dollars by plugging C:nci ratan Lax loop-Mules. a brief t 11 Luit.ss uteri/wed tna. much of Mr. Truman's back as a W plans we utile.e wouid end autornaucaily hatevei Blackwell? renewzeu AviA LIA t Lle because of tae people. 'we fail to ThrrsPa. Fl see\ now can neip Inatiers..o increase government ex- tat ive of

penditures because it Would encourage iniiation. dep=1111 UiltAlll•ez Leai us tne •rreccss.on' is man-made. Folks • are simp.y tutu nign pricts and tney have gone on sealsee. 'tee vaLe .nougiit boycotts sere hitt now they tleitn1 1.1.4e sied.t au-Ikea of any kind. te e a..te A,s,..g in ad age of tioience WIG acts once uis,UIA "tee be LIA are now common practice. ..sr. 4.ten,d to get a re.Lsi out VI telling the

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4NING QUICKLY kRLE, N.C. lP — Mrs. MSC Track Team mt couldn't swim—until Situation Is Normal In Both The ihe was in the family it rolled into a lake. ived in to save her. IP in halfway, he report- Opens Tonight mind like a dog." Leagues: Yanks Out In Front Th Murray State College track tice this spring, Bruoks jumped team will open its home season 13-1 while in high school, and By FRED DOWN hander from San Turce, P.R., the seventh inning to tie Ott six games last 'season, pitched with Tennessee Tech tonight at Harper jumped 12-9 in practice is the ingredient in United Press Sports Writer ushered San Francisco into the for the National League total a seven-hitter to spoil Herb 7 o'clock in Cutchin Stadium. last year. r (maser that makes it The ''new look" 1958 season is majors by pitching a six-hitter base mark. • Score's ccinebaok and give the In their first meet of the All Murray home meets are aber does not do the only 48 hours old but the situa- and contributing two important Don Larsen. the perfect-game Athletics a 5-0 win over the year last • week with Middle at night. There is no admission - tion is normal in both leagues: singles to an 11-hit Giant attack. pitcher, got the Yankees off to Indians and Billy O'Dell's tour. Tennessee the Racers won a charge. .he underdogs are kicking up A crowd of 23,448 at Seals a perfect start wih a four-hit and a third innings of hitless. narrow victory, 61/12 - 59%. a fuss in the National and the Stadium saw three rookies — shutout et the Ted Williams-less relief bafr- enabled the 9riolea Although the meet will be Ya9kees are off and running in Jimmy Davenport, Orlando Ce- Red Sex, who dropped their to beat the Senators, 6-1, in >ERVICE IT a ealy the the trackmen, second for the American. peda and Willie Kirkland—come second straight game. Yogi Ber- other openers. - Coach Bill Furgerson reports that That's :he sum-up of big up with a total of four hits and ra's tvrc-run homer and doubles school records in four events FIGHT Bob Cerv's two-run double watt league baseball's first day of drive in a run apiece. by Bill Skawron and Andy Carey could fall. coast-to-coast activity — a day accounted for all :he Yankees' 'he big blow for the Athletics ai Two records, the high jump on which: Rookie first-baseman R. C. runs against t'iinx-pitcher" Wil- they rart_up a three-inning, S (5-11/12) and broad jump, (21-4), 3-0 lead on Score,' who made —Ruben Gomez stole the big Stevens and rookie pitcher Ron lard Nixon in 'the Feventh inning. could fall to Bob Giombetti who Remits Blackburn were the heroes as his first competitive appearance show in San Francisco by pitch- Billy Pierce Outpitched Price high jumped 5-11 last week and Giants to an 8-0 victory the Pirates beat the Braves, since his tragic eye injury last :at ing the Jim Bunning out-pitched Billy who broad jumped 23 in high the Las Angeles Dodgers. 4-3, in 14 innings. Stevens, who May 7. Score struck out six over Pierce in a battle of the A's school. rookie pitchers seored replaced hitless Ted Kluszevrski in three innings but walked By United Press —Two only. 20-game winners cf 1957 The 440-dash record (:51.5) is victories on splendid relief ef- in the ninth, hit two straight four and committed a wild pitch. HARTFORD, Conn. — Harold as the Tigers spoiled :he Whi.e o endangered as Dennis Bar- forts and seven- other rookies singles and the second with two O'Dell faced, only 13 batters John...Lai., 180, Philliadelphia, stop- Sax' home getaway. Bunning an ran a :51.7 last week in figured in the headlines. out in the 14th inning drove !crier the la,t 4/12 innings after ped Oliver,. Wilson, 191/12, Hart- seined the winning run himself his first meet for Murray State. —The world champion Mil- in Dick Groat with the winning taking over 1r a jam from COnnie fond, Conn.- (2). in 'the seventh inning when he Ferguson reports that all three waukee Braves lost the longest run. Blackburn, appearing inihis doubled and seored on Billy Johnran, Gus-1'64118os knocked of his pole vaulters, John Brooks, opener the National League had first major league game. limited LONDON — Dave CharnIey, Martin's single. An error by in two Xsaltlinore tuns wi-h a Joe Voyles, and Wade Harper, seen in 35-years. the world champions a, one tar 149, England, stopped Peter Iict Skizas made the White are capable of bettering the —And Stan Menai tied Mel in the last three innings for tv.rner, and twwa singles and vaulting records, (12-9, set by Waterman. 149, England , (5); the victory. Ed Mathews hit -' three third-inning runs tin- Br oks Pc:binsari- had a perfect' Brooks as a freshman). Voyles Terry Dw..wnes, 160/34, England,- two early homers for he Braves singles. has already jumped 13' in prac- outpcanted T u z Pi,rtuguez, who dropped their first opener oil Garver, who won only (lay with a triple and two 162/34, Casta Rica. since going to Milwaukee. Rookie Roman Sernproch tossed hatever Happened To MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—Lit:twig W three innings of one-hit relief Lightlawn, 135/12, British Hon- Nine Meets toe to gain credit for the Phillies' College chinas, and Steve Ward, 139/34. 5-4 decision over the Redlegs Ewell (The Whip) Blackwell Hartilortl, Conn, .,(draw,_ 10). PITCHING —itight-hander Ike Eisenhow- --By UNITED PRESS IKE NOW and rookie Tony - Taylor started er -stands grinning, as big-leagne ballplayers scramble two raltiet as the Cubs defeated Ilhe Cincinnati Red4egs tossed frcirn the Afternoon U.S. GRAPPLERS NAMED high, hard one which he Thursday .brousent up a gangling right for his the Cardinals, 4-0, on a com- handed pitcher named Ewell Presidential Box at Griffith Stadium to launch the bined pitching effort of no less Murray State College's base- of 20 men to leave only seven. Blackwell in 1946 and he quick- NEW YORK 414 — Bill Kers- 1958 baseball season. The Vashington Senators, cap- than fo-ur hurlers. ball nine meets its first can- putouts far the rest of the squad. improvement. ly became knoWiri at "The Whip" lake, 8-12-pountl national amateur_ italizing- on opening day _hobbles by the Boston Red Tebbetts to Protest ferenCe foe tomorrow afternoon Sill, Reagan reports hampered after the manner in which he freestyle heavyweight champion Sox, took the first game of the year, 5-to-2. --Sernproeh got the r u n he when they play Middle Tennessee Une_arned runs have Coach Johnny the Racers from the start. In' zinged his fasthall. In 1947, from Cleveland, Ohio, tops the (International Soundphoto) needed in the eighth inning when at Murfreesboro. after 'heir 4-3 loss to McKendree. the loaelowell w o n 16 straight eight-man U.S. team named to- rookie Chuck EsSegian walked Reagan's squad will be • Stan Modal and ex-Redleg Wally of the season, Racers were victims of fou'r tffsweigh the RecIlegs strictly were day to meet the national Russian Post and its second win Cards Ted Kazanski followed with after dropping three opening unearned runs. All of the 10 second division stuff. On June wrestling team at the New York MAJOR LEACPE singles. Cincinnati manager Bir- games. runs in the Central Michigaq 18 that year, "The Whip" tossed A.C. Thursday. Otheriasamed are Ott's National eLague record of Held die Tebbetts announced he will Racers, who bounced contest were also unearned (Call Reds The a no-hitter at the Boston Brav- Dick Delgade. Tulsa, Okla., Bill 5.041 total bases for his career. Schauffelberger, Murray protest the game after. a seventh- Evansville 11-2 last week for tral won 10-1.) Unearned runs es. In his next start, agalin.st the Edel- But most of all it was a man, Lou Giana and Bill Farrell inning dispute over whether a their first win, have been plagued also figured largely. in the Racers' Dodgers, he earnfr within two day on which upstart -National of New York, Doug Blubaugh of fan interfered with a double by errors, while , the pitching first game loss to McKendree, mils of completing the second Victories I.eague teams upset "contenders" the U. of Oklahoma, and Jim hit by Granny Hamner. The has been good. 21-5. "double no-thiteter" in baseball and the mighty Yankees got off Peckham umpires permitted Richie Ash- Chico Reyes turned in the Reagan. who has been bothered of Boston. te a typical start by winning history. Eddie . Stanley, then a burn to score the Phillies' tYing best pitching performance of the almost daily by ill weather, Dodger, spoiled his back-Co-back while two of their chief rivals ALOUETTES SIGN COOPER l-NITED run from first base. yet young season when he blank- is still searching for his best bid with a single with one out Over Squad lust. rgysm Taylor doubled and scored the ed Evansville on no hits, - no infield combination. Lack of an • I the ninth. A sore arm over Fiest plagu- MONTREAL 4.6 — Thurlow Second Cubs' first run in the first inning runs and 11 strike outs in his experienced shortstop has proven ed Blackwell most years there- STANDINGS Cooper, six-foot-two, 215-pound TULSA, Okla. a? —The touring In the National, four second- and then touched off their two- five-inning stint. Tommy Wells en:. of his biggest problems. - after though he stayed with end from t h e University of Russian wrestling team headed division teams of 1957 bea four run third inning rally with a also turned in a creditable per- Although some the better hit- Cincinnati until 1952 and spent tMaine, has signed with thd for New Yaric today with three first-division- teams of last sea- walk 'in - the new season's first formance, allowing only three ters haven't reached their peaks, a brier time trying a come- Eastern Division Montreal Alou- victories ever- the American AAU son. In the American, the Yan- night game. Jim Brosnan and hits and two runs in the fire ,four boys are batting above the back American League as a Yankee. ettes of the Canadian Football squad to its credit. kees "did it themselves," 3-U, Don Elston throttled the Car- four innings against the Aces. .300 mark. They are first base- Whatever happened to Ewell League. Cooper had a tryout The last of three appearances W L Pct. GB over the, Red Sox and the Tigers dinals on six hits with Dolan The defensive play improved man Tom Rushing f.5711. out- Blac4civell7 Now 35, he lives in with the Cleveland Browns in in Oklahoma — a match in Tulsa l'aew York 1 0 1.000 helped out the New Yorkers by Nichols and Ed Mayer seeing considerably in the Evansville fielder Herman Reed (.500), in- TarnItsa. FIQ., and is a represen- 1967 and was the las: player Tuasdase. night — left thelaterlet doti -At 1 0 1.000 Denting the White SOX, 4-3 brief action during a seventh- contest. However, the pftrhers. fielder Bill Schade (333), and tative of National Distillers. cut by that club. grapplerS even heavier favorites Ballimc re 1 0 1.000 Gomez, a temperamental right- inning jam. Musial singled in Reyes and Wells, fanned a total infielder Jim Barton (.375). — - to make a clean sweep of their Kansas City 1 0 1.000 • four-match tour, which concludes Wadnington .1 1 ZOO /12 Thursday night. Chicag• 0 1 .900 1 The powerful Russian wrestlers Cleveland 0 1 .000 1 Why the 1958 PLYMOUTH is took a 5-0 victory over the US. 0 2 .000 1/12 ‘in a performance witnessed by an estimated 3,000 spectators at Tulsa's Edison High School Gym. Yesterday's Results 22 The American 'amateur wres- tlers managed three- draws, but New York 3 a 4,4% n 0 in the other five matches the Hakim-ire 6 Wasningtan 1 Russians were victorious. Four of Detroit 4 Chleag,o 3 USED FARM the matches were by unanimous Kansas City 5 CleVkland 0 • decision and in the fifth the Soviets gained their only fall TODAY'S of the evening. - Today's Games Vladimit I. Sinyvskiy pinned New York at IV-ston Linn Long in 2:02 of the first be:nit at Chicaga period. Kansas City at Cleveland TRACTORS Terry McCann, the U.S. team's 0a-sly games stated-Wed. only winner in two previous matches at Norman and Still- Games water, could only manage a draw Tomorrow's with 1937 Kansas City at Clevelands1 FOR SALE - COMPLETE WITH U.S.S.R. champion BEST BUY... Vladimir G. Arsenyan. New York at Boston • IMPLEMENTS Former Oklahoma University Dotroit at Chicago star Dick Delgado forced a draw Washington at Baltimore, night with Meriyan V. Tsalkalamanad- 4 — ze, the Soviet Ford Tractors champ of the National League 1956 OlYmpics. O Pct GB U.S. Olympic star Bill Ker- 4 — Ferguson Tractors Phi betel pliCa 1 O 1.000 .1 slaleg t Cleveland, who heads P.:Irstburgh 1 O 4.000 6 — Ford Ferguson Tractors the American team for the New York n Fian. 1 O i.000 TOMORROW'S encounter, gained a draw--SEI fiviC cat) I O '1.000 in the heavyweight div4sion with 1 — F /0 Farmall Tractor Otar Kandelaki. 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1.4 r- 16, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES - KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY - APRIL ekVETr. 4 Mrs. Harvey Speaks1 Anges Group To MHS Students oni iroallhiss Gosh Job Opportunities WOMEN'S PAGE Will Give Mrs. Bernard Harvey, Amer- armor of nurses in Murray Hos- OA Nom Actiyitios pital duzling the absence uf Mrs. Mason Rues, spoke to Murray Landolt, Editor Telephone 1185 Schol Loc.hie High School students Tuesday ELK morning on the approximate. • 11•0111111,•••••••IIINEW The American Angus Auxiliary, 200 job opportunities in hoopoe! of le " national Women's Auxiliary thin*. She was introdiuced by Association Engagement Announced the American Angus Pre-withal Fred Schultz who else Scholarship anneunces that its rend from the Bible and prayed. CALENDAR looking for qualifi- SOCIAL Committee is applicants for the 1958 Schol- wearing her Wednesday, April 16 poen. Mrs. °Lean Cherry Anil ed Mrs. Harvey, Award. GOOD 53 The Garden Department of be pragrare chairman on the arship white uniform, told the assem- scholarship is awarded that there is a place for farm, loca the Murray Woman's Club will thine "To Day Table Setting." A'$300 bly SETTLE annually to a qualified 4-H or Highway have its annual spring flower Hostesses will be Meectarnes anyone who is interested in a farm youth group girl according Three be shsw 4,1 2:30 in the afternoon Purden. E. W. Riley. career in a hospital. She feted to Mrs. Robert Etherton, Murraiy, nursing, diagnoatic x-ray nine- bath, 6 si at _the club house. The show R. H. Robbins, Luther Robert- COMPANY member of the American Angus be will the of May Will Rioec and G. B. Senn ialinte, labratury biocherniets and *en, • take niece the son, Auxiliary. The award is made lera. 011ie Brown -will S.• • • baciteriedionsts, deititians, food- anin D meeting. on the basis of merit and need. Busnaess and Professional service supervisions, waitresses, a !air gra be in charge. The Among qualifications listed by • • • • meet at the nurse's aides, laundrehes, house cattle ha Wornen's Club will to in the Auxiliary for eligibility keepers, receptionists, medical barn, 141 The Hazel Metlat WSCS Murray Grille at sei-thirty 1. receive the scholarship are: record librarian, placotographers, THURSDAY bases No. speaker will will meet at 700 in the evening the evening. Guest State or Regional Auxiliary Hogancamp, Each me&cal secretaries. switchbuard G.I. 'Kan in the home of Mrs. Owen be Mr. Thomas to have one applicant. Deaart- is entitled operator, public relation three- Bean= Brandon. Mrs. Claude Viltte is head of the Commerce nave mani- APRIL 17, 1958 2. The applicant shall tor, accountant, cashier, credit Pt program drairMan. merit at St. S. C. • fested an interest in Angus proj- • • • • • - 'See manager and many other j.das. ens and be actively engaged &gra Alumni will Some of them are called behind Thursday. April 17 The Trt in such projects--at time of ap- 15 FT. L home of Mrs. Bed) the scene jobs, but are neces- Delta Mu Chapter tif the Tau meet in atic plication. 3. She shall be a John Street, at 7:30 sary jebe for a well run hos- ONLY Phi Sorority Ali: have a rush Ward. Sycamore graduating high school senior pital. electric a party at the Murray Electric in the evening. who needs financial assistance • • • 1613. anichng at 71/0 p.m. All Wood- • to further„her education. 4. She -Some of the careers in his- men Circle members between The Parts District Suzannate shall be recommended by either petals reenere a col:lege &greet 1952 DE1 the ages of 151-1 and-30 years will.. meet in Dresden. Term., in minty agent, 4-H or other club some require a graduate degree Very gni: of age are eardially invited to .'0ee borne of Mrs. .1: E. Pugh at advisor and either her school and others requare only a high for callei ;Wend. 11:00 in the morizing. principal or superintendent. seiteen1 diplaima," she said. Sias, on lake. •. • • 4.• _The scholarship committee for concluded her remarks .by say- See J. D Thursday. April 17 Thursday, April 17 1958 is' composed of Mrs. J. C. ing, 'hospital careers today • of- SPECIALS Murray. The Hoare Depanarnent of the 4 --The Women's Assemation of Hedbert. chairman, Bettendorf, fer a wide variety uppertunity Weimari's -Cub will Meet at the the. ennege Presbyterian Church Iowa; Mrs. Lester Leaehman, 200, oceupanlonal interests. They 3/14 AR1 sell ekib house at 2:30 in the after- will meet at 800 in the evening Claverack, New York; Mrs. Wil- offer steady erripilitonment as well in the home ,of Mae, L. A. Moore liam Fafferty, Morrocco. Indiana; as the chance of quick pronto- 1834-X-11d and Feather. Mrs. Ralph Hess, Barrington. Mi- job security, Piecegoods Department it the Fin tens. They offer SEE TIT 11 Beilf--Hays sox. noan:- and Mrs. Linden Picket, -in I -hat auk ernatianal- smisdantion and eon April 21 Platteville, Wisconsin. not a C,ITIMC2*- Circle ..11eets At• Monday. the job isvulves garage The Yeurig Wemen's Sunday The judges take into -consictera- cial inexhicit, -nit assastance to Baptist 3,000 Yards 36-Inch Priced to a Church .1Ionday School Clas.s of. the First lien the applicant's work with keunan beings." the thane Angus catt)e, 4-H record, scrap- Church will meet in Mrs. Charles 'Polley directed The Mame Belie Hayes Circle 11th book. school grades and extra of M. Morris Lamb, South student singing of the school of the First Meth sae*. Cnusch Mrs. Jane tirricula .activities and the re- Ws Street. at 7:30 pan. song and "America." Mrs. Reb-1 -thee- Ah4/Giik4,-4,141ing. 11 charge- eninein Yaef the award is not Reeves' getup will tee In er: Gass was the accompanist. * 7:30 in the rticreatianai • • • • limited in the course of higher Color Fast OTNFURN _ _of the clear* education she wishes to pursue. • • • • PRINT The First Mettio&m. Church's near elc The meeting :veined with the in applications are to be in WSCS Cocie IV vhal meet All bedrooms Croup singng -Gad Wall Take at the hands of the committee by the SOCia:t hail of the church Reg. 39c yd. - Sale Thurs. Only sible. Ca Care Of and Mrs. Earl Miss Patty Setae!! June 151h. Those interested in 7:30 in the evening. Lk ashes led in prayer. • • competing for the scholarship • • and Mrs. Wayne Batsell of Central City announce Mrs. Rue Orerbey led in the Mr. may. apply - -to. their State or Murray M-artufacturirill and approaching marriage of their dentin:vat on the theme. -Peace The .he engagement Regional Auxiliary or directly ii the Wives Cub will meet at the Lynn Key, son of Mr. and of mama- She read fran daughter. Patty. to Bobby to the national chairman, Mrs. guest hillt9e at 6:00 an the even- Bible. Isaiah 26:3. Mrs. Albert Key of Murray. • J. C. Holbert, Bettenderf. Iowa. 9e14... 114. solemnized in the First Baptist Dnicirwiens were led by ea. • • • • • The wedding will be Announcement of the 1958 award , eral members sabjens of, ire or- of Central City in August. Rev. Bonell Key, winner will be made in August. Yrd° The Tear-mistress Cub in: Church 22c en is lin cu. rakmg part groom, will perform the ceremony. He meet. at the Woman's C 1 a b brother of the were Mrs C. -C. Lowry. -Oen Rev. C. W. Devine, pastor of the • House at 6:00 in the evening. will be assisted by dren's Win"; Mrs. J. E. Crass. • • • • First Baptist Church. New Means Of -Yauth and Students"; Kn. The Penny Htenemakers Cllub Miss Batsell is a 1955 graduate of Central City High Jack Fr t!r., "Mnisienary Persen- Heart Muscle Study THURSDAY ONLY BASEMENT an: me-et in the !wane of Mrs., and attended college at Georgetown Baptist Col- nel." Mrs. Charlie Roberti School &nest Mayfield at 10:00 in the North Texas State in Denton, Texas. WS ANGELES A her- ckesti the program whh prayer lege and Study . subject simi be from Murray State Col- *er understanding of the - Enianng the bussitia meeting. xi-e=-4W-- Mr. Key will be graduated Brinied Foo&." tearbinv c( !loot C:1 e intiche•nism of the heard, ..: Mr-. Matt Sparknien. president, lege in August and at present is at • • • • tech- Muhlenburg Central near Central City. I .s.• rein& from a new presided. Waters Cone of moo', PINS The Alice .1.:e of studying heart CLOTHES • •• • k the Methedist Church will meet Ellon designed by Dr. V. .1Irs. Carnie, Hendon at 7:30 p.m. in the college class Mrs. G. Churchill J. Stilaa.len of the UCLA room. Speaker PERSONALS rads saal a:heal. Hostess to Bethany •• • • Is Guest The journal, Circulation Re- Per. Dozen Mr. and Mrs. Hebert G. Dunn, lc Sunday School Class Tuesday. April 22 -it Church Meeting sent ff.1, said Dr. Whaien's meth- the First &harp Strict, spent last week- Mrs. Chine Herm in was h.n- The larnian Class ef od makes pat...able sImultanes415 meet in the Guthrie • Churchill w a s end in St. Louis with relrativte, LIMIT 5 DOZEN PER CUSTOMER tens en her home Menday even- Bapean diureh will Mrs. ithyncal and lea chi-an:Mal meas- Goy B.Iiiriiren at speaker at the BUS:TICSE Mr. and MIS. Wade Jackson. ting. Apr.1 '14 to . a meeting of -h are of Mrs. guest • • • • urements of the heart munde Mrs. Brad- meenng of the Christian Inv Be-harry Sunday 'Shaw: 7:30 p.m. Group I. Guild action. will be CWF meeting in the NI:54 Lorene Swann, teacher Case -1 the Fest Septa. Churet burn Ha!e as captain. Church Thy strips f Aurnan and ani- peel ,r M *ridgy night in Murray Mai School, and -•„• I I at 7:00. in charge. church mal heart muscle arc saapencied SHOW GOES ON - In her first 'eel presided in the James Swann, viatecl their sis- IT" NEW It el Eugene Geurin w a Mrs John Pasco in a email chamber. in which the airphne Mrs. chmrsian. Mm. ter, Miss Louise Swann in Ash- appearance fence :he evening in her Morray &air Chapter No. 433 absence of the is Circulated a physiological apeakis fr ville. N. C.. during the pat crash death of her hirthand to massion OM will meet at the Lodge Hall Louise n and vice chaira sinuti•en Findhly sensitive "strain recent , vt :he sup- Mike Todd, Elierbeth Taylor • e 7.30 in -the evening. man Mrs. Walter Blackburn. . week. Miss Swarm is state changes in the church in Mese,. at measure does a :merle tram her new 17141- 1114 : • • • • ervieor f., r the home economic ariph tong-is, iterisnon K -drain i"ayer" was said were made Sr teed and muitie 14vm picture -Cat on a Hot Tin Thursday, April 24 Pans department. FOOD and was and rate of centractien. CHOPPER ^i1.• !It bi-- -all the marchers decorations to be turreted by • • • • Roof," at a Hellyneend ethane Mr,. Hendon. Mrs. The Zeta Desarnnent of the At the same time, &terminal a birth- r clined %iy• this pimp at the distret meet- Mrs. Gatlin Clepain visited She's about to present chairman. pre- Murray Woman's Cub witl meet changes in the solution reflect *1.44•••• Veser Orr. ewe- r4 the CWF an the kcal het week with her sister, Mrs. day lett to her father, played beninhas meenng. a: 8:90 p.m. at the club h eise. oxygen censumption of the tis- THE ONE YOU II". II adecl at the dwell April 25. H rear& Slade and Mr. Slade in by Burl Mi. LIKE en, I were served to The prog-am wail be given by sue, thus giving an inchcatian Refrabinents Mrs.:Maurice Crass . was nom- b.'xIragtun. tInterna•sinaal Soundphoto) visi- Mrs. Ann Clic-an. Waiteases will 1. of . bio-chemical activity asso- the 19 members and three inated for chairmanship of the be Mesdames John PaSCCR L. K. the muscle action. SEE ON TV! tors be Mrs. C. 0. andurant next year. Mrs. William ciated with re..relen Tenkley. Jelin Quert.ermins, Gil- group Eradicate Pr•vout and her geoup. Meter. vice pruedure; Mrs. Prof. Bill Boaz - Ross. Maur.ce Ream John Van J. Hoffman. Li-meaner: and RACCOON STIKES BACK Ed Scott. and W. H. Seliumen. B. Speaks to Sigmas On Regular • • • • • Mrs. Ba--r.ey Weeks, secretary. FISH N' CHIPS talked on the HOLLIS. M. -414--- Police re- Ma Cab will meet Mrs. Churchill Contemporary. Art. 2.98 PLATE LUNCHES The Magazine ported that Leahe Meserve "e cm. ii'it Whs. influence the United Church n the le rime of Miss Ruth Pref. all &az of the Murray by a raccoon." They so. heard PIZZA Council and t h e offerings dint ‘Se.1 tail at 230 in ;he at:errs:pun. State Cellege a r i department tn. • through the mission printams Meserve climbed into a. LEST AT THE • • • spike on tes views of "Contem- The Destructive Termite ruined -on *.r.e leaver class people in after a racceen and dint att. to 'lb. Saturday. April 26 onstry Art" at a meeting of the The annual didn't fall, so ' FREE 'INSPECTION if the Japan. She thowed haw a email PAnA SOUTHSIDE The Alpha Department Sigma Department of the Wom- hunter started to put he 1.98 tieg.nning :n help to the -Rag TERMITES tired enani Club '.41.: in ot, at the an's Club at the club house DRIVE-IN Pickers and Canal Beat Penile" In its holster. Then down the m nab house. at 2:30 in the after- Manday evening, 'April 14 at calads Cur R:ad Phone 1482 had iltarted ginernrnent at•en- _the reaction, hitting Mesert. - Licensed & Insured - It vall be an rpen meet- '7:30. - moot, tien to dent nate for this . the face, and the insaol tea Bet.c,. t.4 ;nicer! .ng with ennertamment by the Prafespor B iaz was infr guc- cause. She. partrayed4in e fired accidentally. The bullet h. SAM KELLEY. • I Dranaa Department of Murray ed by Mrs. Vernon Sh nin, a e sperieh . how sanitany and te.aith Mese:lye in the e.ght ttr.gti. C,.r.ege, Mr. T..B. Gregory, member of the pr•grim o m- Phone 441 ' c nil:tons have been unp.rovecl. 1'04 treater. Hastaaes 'will be Ides- aritt.ee. Aasieferin Prof. Ekoz was • M&= W. Z. Carter was hoar era. The rennet.* pheasant wa -lame. Wayne Wilkens. R. C. Miss Nancy Graff, a semi ir art the I KELLEY'S PEST Three present Were Meniarnte Era transplanted . from 'WI H.ckert. D. F. McCermeti. Ben- , . .. college. Von Meter, -Chien Weeks, Orient in 1881. Now it to one' Jan Keys, Chici Hester; and IFil&tWirig the talk. &rims Cron CONTROL ,:..n • A .n Lannert. of the principal game birds at Rebbins. C.iurateal. Dr So many wonderful Sliss :I.- ..veti slides of different artiits A- ,• it DIAMOND RINGS • • • • Heater, George Hart. end 'Gafain. uses for . this easy- . .,.'s and anterpretati eis of ive 0. I Gloptan. • to - -to INTERLOCKING RING SETS Monday, April 28 i• • . a sculpture, and furniture use, easy -clean right Circle V of the r.rst Metho- %.•1-1 cummetrts made by Mir. Food Chopper! ews re tsr. WSCS will net in the TODAY! won I Jack- Benny... 'tram anal hail of the church at 720 (Continued t)m Page One) Mrs. -Ben Treesthan. chair- ends THUR. • in the evening. - man of the dertertmcnt. preadad iong - • • • , 'ten of the "Helen Morgan at the business meeting: Reports Sai ar The Arnennan Leg. in Auxili- St ary.". were given by off.cers and an- LADIES NYLON run II ary wiL'i meet in the A.merican Red- Setting repeated as the n einchnerits concerning t h e I' • Lianen ITrime fn a pit luck best writer of a one beim abOW kindergarden were made. line t supper. at 6:3i) and regukar with -The Cernednn." Reageram.n da te for the • there sleeting at 7:30. awerdis were Li wn Five tettin:m1 inn!, rgarten has been 'set tor saint • • • • best are direction. • presente dfort I April 26. A pace will be ab- W141:.1 - • Reuben Ter-Are:Simian. "Twelfth r. nand an a later_ dan.. June 6 - $200.00 Bill Nedra" Halimaik ILLI .r.ane: ea« . he.. the den- 11,4e Lb.. *a, ;.• ‘.111; *nc-ct canerna•.. 44r11)14 f !, II:* health ; COLLINS-LOCK exam.rre.i,res at • 1.lected (7liairl)ra?, Harold El Weilmen. the If Wedding Ring $62.50 sion. tha ChAiway County Health HOSE the Magnincent:- a Bell Tele- Center. Ma Together forever-- her per- *Sigipa Depurty,ient Mr- ft.. Dam- plhune science seres; best live Refreihrrients were err '4 by Price fectly paired Keepsake desk. • ,7h,:rnwin- of the S.grna De- camera titlark, C. for the en- .tei i4:' h lifeei('s Meadrim es Vermin Interlocking king Set - se- n - :neer the 'Woman's • Club tire "Fsaytrovee 90" series; best (ail en. Max Cr,k. and Louis SOPHIA LOREN cretly locked to display been :r.e.3% rig 34•mday • en.rat, wi'an editing _air TV. Mike Poz- Kerack. ' IS ALL WOMAN ably maximum beauty, • • • • REG.79 ° Apr.: 14 ao. the club Irene. The en, 'Hew to Kill a Woman," a hIs ol R.a. la•i•d Own. 6.4 ad' PAIRS PflSraclutte fealter•J TaR .be ,u wire an- t•Gunrerneke" program; and bee' SPIKED DRINKS Cole re.•-: rig ern:T.111On. engine .r.ng or !ftehical lichrfese, MINEOLA. N.Y. MI - Mrsa WOMAN way. Ber. Tr'. mend. Werid." r.tny Trauth, 36. seughe a real RiOfflia one .er aff.mr. 19- - -,9 are Th/ Feb. 3, 1957. coverage of 471 separation from hie ban- LIMIT TWO PAIR PER CUSTOMER FUR CHES • «earn W Frank the Riker's lthnd. N.Y. plane sand. Malcolm, 38, a drug firm S. wen CBS an award - ter Vilus 4th St. Ph. 193-J .yd crash nine, "' fire. on the grotinds TECHNICOLOR' (THURSDAY ONLY) from .l'arnmy the "beat ceerage 'of an un- thai I •retty spiked hr drink!' he'd I 4 scbechi.ed acwwworlihy vete." witha up" pals. ,

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PRIL 16, 1958 0•VEDNESDAY - APRIL 16, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE Lighter Side of Congress

By FRANK ELEAZER much place you can go from United Press sum Correspondent there. WASHINGTON (IA -The light- Sometimes the tried and true er side of Congress: words cause more trouble in You probably saw where Sen. Congress than those freshly- e as por word for ono day, minimum" of 17 words for 60o - So per word for three days. CEstelfled ade aro payable hi advaiteo. Arthur V. Watkins (R-Utah) is minted (Sen. Frank J. Lausche offering a prize to the person (R-Ohlo), talking about farm l who can tell him what the problems, spoke in the Senate Internal Revenue Service means the other day of the "Cammiclitty FOR SALE jr ---Services Offered I FOR RENT by some of the language in its Crodit Corporation." current instruction book on in- Backing up for a fresh start Oil Men Mark come taxes. he called it the "Creditty Corn- GOOD 53 ACRE Grade A dairy WANT YOUR YARD mowed HAVE TOOLS, Will Rent. Wax- modit Corporation." On a third is offered here. LE fanrn, located El miles off Hazel this summer? Call Jimmy Wil- ers, orbital sanders, vacuums, T% iwr 1 Well, no prize try he settled for "Credit Com- decipering Highway en good gravel road. liams at 1103 and make your 'awn rollers. Starks But try your hand at modity Corporation." This was Hardware' Progress Kennedy ale- it Three bed(neern heuse with full arrangements now. Will mow at 12th and Poplar. Ph one 1142. wtfti what Sen. John F. close. The agency actually is birth, 6 stanchion grade A dairy any time or will make contract TFC Masse meant when, in talking named "Commodity Credit Cor- about aid for India, he told the built and approved by to mow regularly. A17nc poration." -Dr Harry Rubin, shown in iris Senate this week: CLAIMS CANCER DISCOVERY Irre.inl' Dairy. 2 milkers a n d Pamphlet Institute of Technology laboratory. Pasadena, WILL BREAK and order gar- apart- "Each country has a unique California other grade A equ.ixnent, large 4 ROOM UNdurnished a method for causing cancel in dens. See Thomas Lamb, block complex of problems. and it is Industry's Need claims he has devised cattle burn. good silo, bobaoce ment. Electrioelly heated. Avail- r lute rnattonos Sou ildpeutoi east- of Dairy Ann, off New Special autcrnotive taxes now best now if 'we develop inter- chickens, with aenru.s, barn, 14.2 corer base, 2.1 tobacco able immediately. Ronald W. For Engineers Concord Road. A17P cost Kentucky car owners an national consortia on which po- AY land. .Has small Clearchell. Phone 7. A17 base: No waste average $161 a year per vehicle tential creditor nations bring to To Ease, Report G.I. loan, (owner will trail-4er. Answer to Yeste,clav's Fumle -in addition to their regular bear the full armory of their CROSSWORD PUZZLE Braucurn Real &tate Agency CORN GROUND, near Ledbet- i8 NOTICE share of other taxes-ace-on:Eng loan and technical assistance. in- 48 or 1447 ter church. Corn or pop corn. EVANSTON, Ill. - 4.8 - A ACROSS , ,1111.141-11 mint Phone around the develop- -Central to "Sgnposts", a now pocket struments decrease 43- Al8C R. C. Casey, Rt. 1, Box 504, levelling off or slight 1-Waik wearily American Rebuilt Inv new. 'handbook just issued by the ment program of the recipient Materesees Lndanapolis, Ind. A21P may cccur in American industry's 6-Pureign Indian FT. Lone Star boat with 30 Weet Ky. Mattress Mtg. Co., Kentucky Petroleum Council. country ir question." 11- Fa,or 45-Jump 15 total nced in 1958 for engineers 12-5,huy back 46-Large vat represen- Thes special tax bill, n o Lawmakers Make Words -Tiny 411.)p. Johneen-Javelon motor Paducah, Ky. Murray and technically trained college 14-Three-toed 48 to some $170 million course congressmen under- *loth 60- M usie as electric starter and leader. Call tative Tabers Upholstery Shop. LOST & FOUND remounting Of and university graduates. the 16.- Ca u written M161-' 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549. TFC a year, is 5$110Wrl to represent stand words like "consortia" bet- appendage 61-Greenland 1613. e Nerthweeern University direc- 17-Setxweed settlement an average $72 a year per ter than other people. They are predicts. V.-Appear LOST, vearyed or stolen, male tor cf placement if-Pos)ersiv• 1952 DETROITER mobile home. The FIX IT SHOP, now open. in state and federal more exposed to thorn. Some- pronoun -Note of scale . _ vefrecile 'The director, Frank S. Endicott, 66-Rumor Very good condition. EXceIlent rem:ring lawn germea, short haired pointer $18 in motor times they even invent thm. 20-Fes est SPeciallenif taxes on gasoline, said the prediction was one of the 23-Puwed toe Stu-E'art of flower college etudents or location clog. Very friendly and .answers Arthur Winstead (D- portrait 6I-Nerve for mewers, power 9aWn and motors, license fees, about $47 in prop- /Rep. major findings of the school's sell quickly. (to the naerie "eabby." N,) long- 24-Repetition network on lake. Priced ts electric & gas appliances. Back. erty taxes on mrotor vehicles Miss. told a Defense Department college employment 26-Retail 62-A step er a hunter because of -age, fam- 12th annual See J. D. Burdin, 103 Sa. 15th, ef Hendon's Ser. Sta. on Walnut anad $24 in federal automotive witness at a hearing this week establishment survey. 23-Symbol for DOWN 4-Repast iLS Al7P ily pot. Reward. Dr. Hunter M. prefers specific 6-lifts with lever Murray. St. Phene 82. Clyde -1-tendi,n, taxes. that Congress About 223 companies disclosed tellurium TIC Hancock, 1107 Elm, Extd. Call "dollarization" to generalities. The 23- 'Pry into nosily 1-Marine II-Land measure operator. C. J. Bolton, state chairman business and industry will severe 7-French article 3/14 ACRES near Chandler Park. 1,134-IR. Alfec that %I -Store gastropod this year Defense Department man didn't -fewer 33-Landed 11--dirt's name Ph-Jne of the Council, which seek about 14 per cent 1-Note of scale 9-Lampreys rill sell all, or in lots. say how he felt about it, or in 26-Sea story observing its 25th anniversary, non-technical grad- 36-One who lures 3-Rear part of 10- 1 oeny 1934-X-M. A17P Bus. Opportunities I is cent fewer yt progress" fact whether he understood it. 35-Pounds down vessel -Couple. EASTER SRVICE HELD UP liked as "signposts to uates than last year. IS-Mother I Latin I ,artment Sen. Everett Dirksen (R-I11.) SEE THIS borne for gracious six objectives the organization Altheugh more 'than 30 percent 16-Latvlan VACATION MONEY for arnbi- meantime advised the Senate it tUtrcIcy (p1.) and comfort4We- ii.V..411f. With views as "bar, not only to the of the companies surveyed ,will 19-European ;lolls "go-getters: Can average was time te "renovize" outdated airarrhnorit for incerne. NICOSIA, Cyp-us aft -A band industry and its custornees, reduce their demand for college ermine $2.10 per hour during spare post offices and Sen. Styles 11111110mii;iiiiiimmeni 21 -Drunkards Poplar Street. of hooded men interrupted an to the state at large," graduates this year the survey 22-Handle 36-Inch Priced to sell. 714 but to of own choice. 12 hours Bridges (R-N.H.) was heard "5-An,lent Greek A2IC hours Easter service in Peristerona near They are: Hold the Line on revealed. Last year firms survey per week required. Pleasant, deplore the "highocracy" in the dialect here Sunday and flogged an 'nixes, Plan H4frways Soundly, reported they were seeking about 27-P ,tential outside the home work. No ex- military. energy 18-year old boy. They held up Preserve Free Enterprise, Staunp 12 per cent more graduates than 30-Size of Wanted TO Rent needed. Pa no Jackson, Congress usually views with type perience the service for an hour while ANA Tax Eves:Ion, Watch Local from the class of 1956. wilminiammianim liii- _ 2-1880 'after 8:00 p.m. -or Th-eY harangued-the worshippers, alarm, and then adopts as its surveyed 32-Cognomens Ordinances and Promote High- Endicott said /Inns 34-Fixed period of Mrs. Bette Piercey, P. 0. own, the mongrel words that insimannmshim OTNFURNISHED APT. or house write telling the village irrigation com- way Safety. did not see a sharp cut-back in time 11 - tend to breed in the Pentagon. 36-Go in on toLt, school. Two Sox 1006 Jackson. 1.1 rural in mittee to resign and the village hiring of college graduates near el•_rn One section of the booklet, on the 37-Of neither sex directores to home and Among samples overheard 314-Inlets bsdroome. Storage space, if -pos- chide constable to do his work proper- tracing the hartory of gasoline during the next two or three Capitol Hill this week; aill111111M/011111111M1 40-Idle chatter burs. Only 871-W. Al7P phone number. Al 7C ly. years, and only 13 of the com- 41-Country of sible. Dell taxation in Kentucky from the Sanitize - Meaning to elimi- panies estimated their needs Europe oreginal 1-cent state tax, first nate secret matter from a report 44-roiro•iotrat• would decrease. 47-Back, rrf neck Imposed in 1920, to the present or statement before, making it 1111111101M111111Mii Two companies predicted start- 4a-4Att ban conetened state and federal tax public. Torrid i ing salaries would drop, while 11111111111AMMIIIIIIAM1111 ,1 levet The lie!i WAYNE D.OVERNOLSER Thriller of 10 cents a gallon, coriciudes: Satellited - Meaning that it I01 expected an increase. S'-Japo "In Kentucky this year the has been put into orbit. al11111111111111:111111111111111111 rd. firms said the most im- 66-symitol for The average retail price of gasoline Optimize - Your guess on tantalum portant factor which they con- 0211111111.11M111111111Ix: (ex. tax) has been about 20.9 how to use this one is as good stature S te EA-sole of stale sider in hiring college men in all United cents a gallon - 7.3 cerits less as anybody's. fields is personality, which in- than the 28.2-cont average price Miniatureize - Make it small; cludes poise. ability to work with here in 1920. But while the er, of course. people, appearance .-snd related e 1967. Wayne D. ow. rholssr. FromlzPoi the ousel published by the product itself - Make it tough- LONE of nir price Ruggedize - CO. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. characteristics. 3ASEMENT • The .11/1011%illan uneftke other ooninsixitines - is er. Murray Lumber Co. Inc. actualize lower than it was 38 "Finalize" Obsoleted OAR ciArtioir.o Madden swung around "I'll It ill Neither Weston nor Nance years ago, the taxes on gasoline One oldie around here is A SQUARE DEAL" t•IIAT Banks consist of • EVERY FOOT .',le hers., ruse noirehai of So,1 you what the Bryce house will anywhere in sight, but Price s. - now adid more than 46 percent "finalize." As a matter of fact The Grand Phone 262 Ru.k. Col,, and deputy abet ill that noth shallow section of ocean off New- 104 East Maple St .io oosot ms ol00000 or oio. cosi you Run Walt Cronin and peeled to the cost to motorists." it is so old it is about to be nit at Lassro glodden eves his woman out Of the country Ho knew use was nesdeci for "obsoleted," foundalnd, where the cold Labra- PINS lin a* • LIP .U*I sen••••re to Price should trouble when he was still thiety meets the warm So that was it' The general accounting office, dor Current ',to. 111V ••• ir 'not •',ma a,, f•• s.• he waS con- WOMAN REACHES 100 ,•.,•ood I,. tinning mumith t or,o• nave exuerted it He looked at feet from Blue, and which watches over government Gulf Stream. The waters provide assommaffegissr.immar i.stare of ne groan the oar e th. the map rive roller; downnver vinced that it was a putuft lob eh favorable to the or • tinsreie •••••ney n••0,111 NOTTINGHAM. England spending for Congress and helps conditions • • ouiiii• from Saddle Rock Walt Cronin and that Barry Madden had, ti) • .o •a. 1•PIWIMO *WO ielsrio.sivill -Mrs. Eliza beet Jackson, who develop fresh governmentese. in growth of plankton, and make CO. I.aora • tether Ratty nao a store and saloon that ca some prearranged signal, got MURRAY LOAN Pozen oo.41 roue celebrated her 100th oirthciay report to the House this week a rich oceanic pasture for fish. M Setilie llkS nesiao• 1•tir• tered to the poverty-stncker. word to Cole Weston that Pie had a St_ Telephone 13t • or..• •• •1a, lit.Ader sat, •••• anniversary Friday, txrki report- the final Fishermen have been titling 506 W. Main ho lor -as settler.' who squatted on v-ilovi failed Now Curler Blue was ic spoke of -definitizing - Ins epiimmr• to to. tont with cod from the banks HOM51-CW NED LOAN CO.' P's Oil. Arsston a 'at Cat Creek that emptied into Eli, dc by force whet Mailer na ers the didn't "fell a day over price" of a contract. ships "YOUR •-••••• 1.4... odor. 40 ewe relieve, There wouldn't appear to be for 450 years. r nines he mese t River at that point, been unable to do Dy 70". the Yellow Cat divided the Price wouldn't take orders, te by Ernie Bushmiller Mohawk boys Broken Ring from now he was to take • beatin,I. NANCY CHAPTER 2 Breilebtt that belonged to Red "Howdy, Curly," Price sa;,!. 11W! MA 1 Ail.N rot up from Sanders On the other side of the 'You'd .nett to head for the Roca. OH, DEAR-- A TERRIFIC AND I ( IT'S ) •••-i• end Aeiktsri to a Mg river tot miles to the south the mg C and sleep it off." CAN'T TELL ABOUT that clairred by the Rock- , NANCY --- I T HIS IS PIECE OF , frStnoto e {:otinty country was Blue spit contemptuously int , --- •• •• the 'Price. ne ing C. Cole Westoner spread. the dust at Price's feet He was HAVE SOME AWFUL-- GOSSIP-- ANYONE • t• ••ct tot Vitt this morn. How the settlers survived on s Dig man, taller and heavier GOSSIP TO II" I? WI, re10tOrl want a hardscrabble range like the than Price. and now that he- was I. o:f leputy Yellow Cot Valley was a mys- close, Price saw that his eyes TELL YOU 1PPER Mullen pointed to the Re wasp t drunk. -het 'ft tery to Price. and the answer were clear Wind Range that tot might lie in the gossip that was nits was pluy acting that was •orreot.teo ...mint." -Here's a bar prevalent. that Cronin and the typical of Cole Weston's schem- tr., that Mita ii. nff from the stole from :E THE ONE YOU settlers consistently ing. rn• unit. nl the county where the big ranches that surrounded "You're a crook, Marshal." meet ••• the people live Farm- them Blue wanted a finger at Price SEE ON TV! ' .1P1141 the word with Price turned to the banker ''You figure to get on your horse re.ntlent ftstaste 'Ralph Carew 'Barry. I've been out there hunt- and ride out to see your pal is a ?sr,. %herrn." ing for evidence. but I've never Cronin and talk about how yorfre admit When and if I do I'll steal some more Rocking • "Tic ti oe the first to found any gonna • it" arrest Cronin and anyone Mae C cows That's why I'm gonna Maileen out his finger on the who's implicated Urtel I do. l lick you. Marshall. I'm Just gonna 1J I Pe OP - ••••• rit untrim •nrige a if he hadn't will not nen Cronin anywhere" lick hell out of you." Coo. IOW Pr Mord Pe.* 11,abre. - heard 'Here's Domino Pass. Madden was breathing hard -Get out of the way, Curly, irs,•Sed most of the year Still "To hell with evidence!" tie or-" what Cro- by Raeburn Van Buren rimed even III June 'hirty miles shouted -You know Price didn't have time to finish ABBIE an' SLATS to the county seat across the reres doing You let it go and hie sentence. Blue rushed him. pass out better than one nun• there'll be a fight The only way a big fist swinging' for his head. I'LL SIC,N THE TAB AND HI, MAURICE. THIS IS MY DEAR FRIEND, SLATS .98 it you swing north around it is to get rid of Cronin EVEN BE- tired to stop Someone on the street yelled. YOU CAN PAY ME BACK . SEE- SCRAPPLE, BE NICE AND HE MIGHT no.we're actuaily don't. you'll hen both your the mountaira U you -Fight! fight!" and men rushed I CAN GET INTO m's MS THAT SIMPLE COME A REGULAR AT THIS from the rest of the girl." nle'-e gala& rut oft lob and your out of doorways to form a circle JOINT O.K., DEBBIE - BISTRO: tor the time the pees u• "You can take the roo sway Blue in Beta, t.. ;cker! cr,unilt around Price and front BUT Wt40'S GOING TO O cheu•ii Mat makes you the law in from me.- Price said. but livery stable Price harked of the BAIL Kos end ot the county for more not so sure about my girl I up and, turning. caught Blue no MEOW'! then nail esch year " guess that's up to her." He the side of the head with a hard Price nodded wondering what walked to th". door and stopped right that jarred and hurt the renriden wa. tiettIng at to look back Barry. there's one cowboy. "We re going to have our own t' et you re forgetting Cronin Blue grunted and wheeled and .;* ric• ime of these days " Mad and the settlers are Innocent until came at Price again. Wickedness op ..ttbed the town Saddle evidence to prove many wonderful -. of we get the danced In his eyes, cold, calcu- . site a forefinger 'When they're guilty It it's aa bad as lating wickedness as If he were es for . this easy- %ye do. the county sent will tie •,••,i think, why hasn't Weston or thinking of all the Injuries rie - use, easy-to-clean _nerd nere I'll see tr, it that one of the others brought in some had suffered at Price's hands di led Chopper! WI re' our nod .henff, and you evidence ?" the past and now he was going won .1 nfive-to take 1.11urs away He went reit and shut the door to square Ma account- e Irani nome behind him. Madden glaring alter Price backed up again, duck- "It'll never be a county as him He had lust turned a po- ing a roundhouse right an4 long as Cole Weston and Red I teetial enemy into an active one slammed a punch through to Ski t:t rs and the Mohawk boys who would do everything in his Blue's nose, which flattened un- L ON run things • Price walked to the power to turn fennel against film der his fist like an overripe to- 1‘..o, He ran a finger down the • • • mato. The cowboy bellowed in LIL' ABNER Capp tine that was Elk River 'Barry. Price , had forgotten about pain and charged again. , there s enough meadowland below Curly Blue being In town with Curly Blue knew only two ways -‘CEPT 1 0.5511 to give a living to a thou- (tole Weston and Pete Nance fight, to keep boring in until SO 71.1115 IS'PARADISE FOLKS DO HEAVE!)1- sand people. it you and VV eatnn ;but he war reminded of it AA tie one of his club-like blows landed, 1,1 PARK",7 -7?-w1-1`1-IT 41141q SEEM A viA•u;d let them settle it .Some approached the livery stable or to get his arms around his LI'L cis. they re going to come re, Blue stood in front of the arch enemy and drag him down into LOOKS LIKE ANY OTHER gattlless When they do. I'll see way. his hat shoved hack on his the dust. He'd butt with his head BOOTIFUL,PEACEFUL, NERVUSSER!!- aitooert eettle because Jammed into • they are to forehead. Minna his or use. his elbows and knees or PROSPEPOUS CITY if E the taw ciii he on theft side ' pants' pockets lie's drunk. Price gouge out • man's eyes with his Madden wheeled away from thought. Illa Ritue swayed a little thumbs. "nowing this, Price kept Price and walked nack to Me op uncertain legs. his slack-lipped 'tieueking up. taking Blue's punches desk He stood there while ne mouth holding # taunting gem or his elbows or shoulders, or fonairt4 'his tempert.'it it hadn't In the year Price had been ducking them and countering been rdr Laura, he would prob- there, he had Jailed Curly Blue with blows that stung but lacked ably have ordered Price out at , for drunkenness and fighting the authority it took to end the PAIRS her office No one, unless It was more than any other three men Cole Weston, talked to him that In the west end of Tremaine Price had a fast pair of hands. way. Here, Price knew, was the County He read usually treated and Ralph Carew had Insisted real difficulty between him JO htm rough, and on at least two be learn to use them Just as rte CUSTOMER one nand and Madden and the occasions had knocked him cold had iresisted Price learr to handle • cowmen on the other, rhe pre- with his gun barrel before haul- 'a gun So now Price waited for viola deputies had taken orders ing him to ptil. Hine was a had the chance he was certain ,would 4 16 I. LI? .1:1/1.0414.4..•406.• 1NLY) from them. Price Regan didn't: one by almost any standard, • come. ... si he'd made it clear from the trim lawless brawler. (To Be Cootiosted)

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