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Selected As A Best All Largest ROtind Kentucky Community Newspaper Circulation In The City First... Largest with Circul;tion In Local News The County and Local Pictures nited Press IN OUR 78th YEAR. Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, June MURRAY 1 7, 1957 POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVIII No. 144 aiti Quiet Under Guns Of Ten Year Old Shoots Up Town my;150 Are Believed Deal wwasarammatirattif Of 2,300 With Automatieki By JAMES F. CUNNINGHAM gime quickly and at any cost. United Press Staff Correspondent Figsrple fled into exile. PORT-AU-PRINCE MUSE. Pa. —A 10-year-old the other side. At 811 —Haiti Most of the casualties of the' a sign, Tatana precariously boy shot up this Pennsylvania showed himself waes quiet early to- week-end outbreak were sup- and Curchella mining community with a pair of said he leaped on the under the muzzles of the of Fignole, but a radii boy's back. Colt automatic pistols Sunday But Joey 'army tommyguns that killed at report said the prisoners squeezed free. Cur- includ- night, firing more than 20 rounds feast SO persons and wounded ed at least one chella said, and pointed his aim leading partisan at anything or anyone 7200 in a savage outbreak that came at Tatana. of of Sen. Louis Dejoie, another in his week-end violence. sights. "It was aimed right at my candidate for president .ist 'jhe But his aim was poor — he stomach." Tatanst.s9141,.."Heopo1- The number of political prisoii: wouhded no one. led the trigger, but there Roadblocks Thrown Up WaS ers clapped into Port-au-Prince's The youngster, Joseph Coleman only a click. He was Army roadblocks cut off travel out of am- jails during the clash was esti- of nearby Canonsburg. Pa., was munition." and communication between Port mated between 500 and 1,000. subdued after an hour when his The men held Joey -au-Prince and the provinces, until four Brig. Geri. Antonio Kebreau, amunite,n ran out. state troopers arrived making it impossible to obtain to take wliaL ousted provisional President He left a bullet-pocked trail him into custody. firsthand reports on conditions Pallet Fignole Friday, appeared that traced from his uncle's home outside the capital. No large- to be intent on stamping out op- along this sleepy community of scale violence was reported. Methodist position to his military junta re- 2,300 residents, about 20 miles Men Unconfirmed reports that Do- southwest of Pittsburgh. minican troops Fish Fry Will are massing aloha State police took him to Wash- the border that bisects this tropi- ington. Pa.. Hospital for obser- Be On Wednesday Daniel Billing-ton cal island in preparation for an vation and 'later remanded him invasion of Completes Basic Haiti were denied by to the Washington County Juv- The Methodist Mens Club of Dominican Ambassador Porfirio enile Detention Home. Officials the First Methodist Church will Basora. there said he promptly fell asle#p. have its annual fish fry Wednes- (AHTNC) — Pvt. Daniel F. The Junta officially acknowl- Visited His Uncle day evening, June 19, at the Billington, edged only that son of Mr. and Mrs. 12 persons were .Joey, who 'authorities said had City Park. Juggnie M. Billington, Route 1, killed and 20 arrested in the a record of "nervous disorders," All the 'club. members and their Murray, week-end disorders, Ky., completed eight but the act- began his spree at about 9:30 p.m. families are expected to attend weks of basic ual casualty figures combat training were known e.d t., while visiting with h i s and are invited to bring guests. June 8 under to be much higher. the Reserve Forces uncle, Bernard Coleman. The boy Games far the children will be Act program at Fort Knox, Ky. The trouble started at mid- found the _32 and .25 caliber -featured in the fellowship. • Men volunteering night Saturday, for the six- a few hours after .Colt automatic pistols and a sup- Special effort 4 to be made to word month tour of active duty are of Fignole's safe arrival in sots, of ammunition, police be- serve hot fish and hush puppies permitteed to conclude Kew York was received here. Pictured above is South Howard prompt& from 5:30 their mili- School. Tha picture is Third Row, Con Spencer, Lynn -Adams, lieve, in the uncle's home. p.m. to 8:30 tary service in a local Roving bands of Fignolists, de- the treasured possession Dee Adams; p.m et later. Army of Mrs. PearlY Jones, former Grace Brown, Paul Paschall, Joey walked to the Maple Reserve or National Guard fying curfew regulations, surged teacher Connie Gupton Ocus Mc- unit. of South Howard and pictured in the school group Pherson Street Bridge and waved the .25 He is a 1958 graduate out of the slums to set fire to Bruce Adams Bryan Spencer, Hub Erwin, Robie of Murray above. caliber automatic at James Rath- James Trlining School. buildings and heave huge -rocks McPherson, Gennie Adams, and Abe Adams. :Billington First row left to right, Vera mund 37. and Charles Donella. into the streets. Adams, Nola Adams, Leta Fourth Row, Bess Brown, Ruby Orr, Miller, Beatrice Canady• 18, who were sitting in the warm Ends Training Verdil Miller, Carl Adams, Minnie Adams, Clarence name unknown, No Americans Hart Reta Bradley, Lucy Hart, Pearl Erwin, evening air. At least one tourist hotel was Adams, Willie Spencer, Ben Erwin Nola Adams, Bernice Nation Swelters teacher, unknown, unknown, Genova Adams, Onie Myers, "Look what I've got," the boy (AHTNC) — Army Pvt. James stoned by the mobs, but none Canady, Tellus Myers, Fronie Adams, of and Notie Paschall. Esco Bradley, Audie Miller, and Elmer Miller. shouted. M. Billington, whose wife. Shirley, In Heat Wave the handful of Americans visit- Second Row, Rorie Miller, Atlai Ellis, Ella Erwin, Vadie Fifth Row, ()la Spencer, Isle Orr, Omie Adams, "Is that a capsmistoP; Rath- and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim.. ing Port-au-Prince was injured. Adams, Ermine Miller, Arbie Elva Miller, Bessie Spencer, Tom Adams, Bernie Adams, Rozella rnund asked. The answer. Rath- mie M. Billington. live on Route By UNITED PRESS The army was quick to retali- Brown, Adam,s, Mary Erwin, Curtis Bradley, GaryMyers, Sydney Richardson mund said, came in a series of I. Murray. completed eight week.; The eastern half at the nation ate. Before dawn, tomroygun Maggie Erwin, Euia Jones, Kate Canady, Justus Ellis, and Milburn Adams. gunshots fired in the air. of basic combat training June sweltered in the year's first ma- squads marched into the districts Faith Ellis, and Ola Paschall. Rattimund said he and Dronella 8 under the Reserve Forces Act jor heat wave today in the wake of La Saline, Belair and Portail wirneterl rise gun from Joey. program at Fort Knox. Men of kiJler storms that caused flood St. Jess', raking flimsy shacks Asher Cooper The.lacs *anted 'unoi,...ni-7ing for the six-month era at St. Louis, Mo., and with indiscriminate gunfire. -vnie wiled Dies !i .1rum his overalls the .32 caliber ttuecreittlive duty, are • -tted ceiot t points in the Midwest. The tempo of violence increas- Suddenly Case Of GI Foeuse Attention Of American weapon. He fired more than a to conclude thefr iilirtaUr-kerVref At least 20 persons were killed ed at dawn, even as chtich bells dozen times at buildings and 'In a local Army Reserve or in week-end atorms that dumped rang to summon the Roman record Windows as he advanced to the National Guard unit. Billington rains on the St. Louis Catholic faithful to early Mass. Asher Cooper. age 75. passed Citizen On Charge In Atttitude Toward Japan center of town. reloading his attended Murray Training High area Flash floods drove some Trucks carrying prisoners away Friday by the night, June 14, eight-shot automatic School. 8.000 persons from their Mimes as he mov- dozen to 'Port-au-Prince's jails from a heart attack. By LYLE C. WILSON tions of fact which it in the area, but many would have failure to turn 1Qtrard over for ed along. of them rumbled through the streets all Mr. Cooper is survived by three United Press Staff Correspondent been almost began returning treasonable to sug- Japanese...trial Auld cause even "He chased back anyone who Sunday as the morning. sisters, Mrs. George Jones, WASHINGTON all Murrayans Are _r Mur- — Peace gest during war time. The facts greater resentment in Japan. came at him." Chuck Curchella raging waters receded. By Sunday noon, the _city was ray, Mrs. Ruby makes strange ,Farris, Detroit, bedfellows, too, are these: This situation said. "His father and two other Honored In Swimming accidents also nervously ,quiet. Mich., caused Sen. Mrs. Pearl Orr, Detroit, just as politics does. Perhaps men snarled at the boy claimed a heavy toll of lives as —Germany now is the free George Smathers (D-Fla.) to say but he Sarasota, Mich.; two lahothers. Emerson that explains some of the misun- pointed Florida magions of persons thronged nations' anchor man in the West, a few lays ago that the United the gun at them and to Cooper. Murray. C. d. Cooper. derstanding and resentment in paRs and beaches Funeral against °communism. States i proceeding on a course started running towards them Sunday in an Of Twin Murray RFD 4. and Dewey the United States about the Mr and Mrs George Hart Coop- plight of :mass' appeasement" of firing, Wildly as he ran." effort to escape the 90-degree er, Hazel of Specialist a-Japan ditto in the East. the were hosts at a breakfast last Girl Is Today lioute 1. 3C William S. Gi- Japanese 'peopletind Fled Into Club plus temperatures. rard. Midwest Farm Soy others — Thursday for Mr and Mrs. in making the status Curcbella said the men fled Eleven persons drowned in He was a member of the Such considerations of fact as of forces Holmes Ellis. Jr. at the Sarasota A twin baby girl was stillborn It is possible, also, that U.S. agreements with into the Sportsman's Club and 10New England and one person South Pleasant Grove Methodist these have led to some events foreign nations. Terrace in Sarasota. Florida. this morning at 1:10 at the citizens have not been able to These agreements provide barricaded themselves behind- a died in a boating accident. Six church. The funeral was con- which scarcely could have been for the Mr. and Mrs. Ellis are at the Murray Hospital, the daughter adjust themselves to the rapidly trial of American 'military locked door. The-boy came hack • persons drowned in Michigan, ducted at 3:00 p.m. Sunday at foreseen nor credited if they had per- Sarasota Terrace on their honey- of Bro and Mrs. Leroy Walters shifting objectivies of American sonnel by local courts into the street and took cover in four each in Wisconsin and In- the J. H. Chuchill Funeral Home been suggested a few short years for of- moon after their marriage Sunday of Dover, Tennesee. foreign policy. Most Americans fenses commItted of a-ear -- diana and two each in Illinois The other with W. L. Hill and M. M. Hamp- ago. For example: in June 9. twin is doing well. now alive adjusted themselves a the performance of duty. Curchella said he and Chuck and New Jersey. s ton. Burial was us the City Girard, a Midwest farm boy. Also ,complir-;41ed at t h e At Graveside services will be held very few years ago to foreign Tatana decided to try a capture. Scranton, Pa., three golfers Cemetery. has been handed over by the The other side of the argument breakfast were the. Hart's daugh- wirsa today at 1:00 o'clock at the Elm policy objectives which basically While Curchella approached killed Sunday and three U.S. 'government to be tried by iS provided by the Formosa inci- ter and her loAand. Mr. and • others Grove cemetery. The Max H. Active Pallbearers •Vitre Leon were these: around one end of the vehicle, were injured when a bolt Japaralse courts on charges of dent in which Chinese rioters Mrs Gene Laruaolt who were Churchill Funeral Home. is in Cooper, R. L. Cooper, Hewlett —Kill Germans; Tatana moved to the boy from lightning struck a tree where destroy their shooting and killing a Japanese sacked the U.S. Embassy. The elaserint, their third wedding ithey charge. Cooper, Treman Cooper. J. L. homes and had taken shelter during a their industry. woman on a U.S. target range riot took place after a U.S. mili- anniversar-y7 instorm. Cooper, Clifton Jones and Owen Ditto for the A physician at the Japanese. in Japan. This has caused re- tary court tried an American Included in the part were ranton Jones. United States soldier Local Student Is County Club said all foreign policy sentment in the United States. on charges of shooting a Mrs. Ed Griffin and daughter 'tee men died instantly. Honorary Pallbearers were now is haosi oe Iwo Chinese peeping At Fire Hits considera- U.S. officials are aware that ,„ tom. The sol- Field Camp Miss Ann Griffin, all from. Mur- ` Red Cross John MeElrath, Tom McElrath, workers and special dier was cleared and released. ray. The entire group are vaca- ews moved Marvin Whitnell, Martin Bailey, into the St. Louis Focuses Attention Pat T. Redden. a University tioning at the Sarasota Terrace. , ea to help in Fred Workman. Dr. Rob Mason, the mammoth However that may be, the Gi- of Kentucky engmereing student Mrs. 511is is the "Typical June , ean-up operation. Grocery Manning Stewart, and I,ex Hen- Nineteen per- rard incident has focused the from Murray. ,is among 98 UK Bride" selected by the daily 1ns died in the St. Louis area son. Cancer students attending Scientist attention of the UK Civil Ledger Takes American citizens on and Times and she and /Is, and one man was killed their changed relations with the Engineering Summer Camp in her husband are staying at the hen he car ramed into a flood- At late enemy. Breathitt County this summer. Noon resort hatel courtesy of the daily gully in Nebraska. Roads Lead To The change is not only in the The camp it located in the paper. • The worst single His flood accident Own I5.000 Life East. -acre UniveMy Finest. Sunda The Western Heaven Or enemy's role lied seven members of Firemen were called today Hell, PACIFIC one GROVE, Calif. HP — Bertram Edises, made public a of friend and ally against the While at the Wnp, students mily Saturday when about 12:30 to Richerson's Grocery, Says William Gerald D. Harmon their car Billy Graham K. Sherwood, a cancer statement which he said Sher- Kremlin long since was formal- are required to work 44 hours was swept away by a wall of located at Five Points. research scientist. killed himself wood had intended to read to ized by admission of West Ger- each week in the field surveying On USS Maddox t water near Beaufort, Damage from fire was not Mo. early Sunday rather Than appear the committee. many to membership in for highways, mapping and solv- too much, apparently, however NEW YORK 0 4 —Evangelist t h e A total of 8.72 inches of rain before a subcommittee of the "The North Atlantic' ing general problems to gain dense smoke Billy GrahaM said Sunday committee's trail is Treaty Organiza- s— amped St. Louis in little more filled- the intetior night House Unametican Activities practical experience. SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. that strewn with blasted lives and tion. American officials over the Office cal- — n 13 hours during a of the grocery and water used life lies only two roads Comraittee. (FHTNC) record . the wreckage of youthful ca- years had been preparing public culation of the field work is done — Gerald D.-Harmon, aopour Friday night and by firemen in the attic of the and they lead to heaven or A Sat- ',committee spokesman said reers." the statement said. It said opinion in the United States for at night. quartermaster third class. USN. ly. Belleville, Ill., store seped down into the in- hell. he may son southeast have taken with him in he resented "the intrusion of the something like that. Redden is a •son of Thomas of Mrs, Okley Harmon of St. Louis,' was flooded with terior "The narrow road ends in death information W. Route 3. Murray. a "that would house committee because it caus- President Eisenhower visited Redden and is a graduate Ky., aboard the 75-inch rainfall. ',Amounts Both trucks answered the call, eternal life," Graham said, "and have destroyer up been significant to the se- es me to lose' precious time from Germany in 1951 as.the supreme of the Murray Training School, USS Maddox, visited 10 inches and more however only the Ford truck the broad road leads to hell and were corn- curity of this country." He said work which is of importance commander of Atlantic defenses. San Francisco, Calif..0.7tine 13-17, throughout was used. The booster tank was destructicrn. There is no third to the area. Sherwooci's testimony had been humanity." It was a good will visit during following a major Pacific Fleet employed to extinguish the blaze. road. It is either one or the considered so "very valuable" which Eisenhower told the Ger- Jimmy Thompson training exercise with the U. S. Gerald Richerson, owner of the other." Is that the committee planned to TV Upset Him mans "bygones are bygones" so First Fleet off the Caltornia store, said he had no idea how The North Carolina preacher, Third Place offer him immunity to prosecu- far as World War II enmity was Winner coast., the fire started, however he did basing his sermon on Job 14, Echses said Sherwood had be- tion in return for it. concerned. He said the Germans Some 18.000 men and 40 ships say that it was lightning severely said that even "the American come very upset when he learned Jimmy Thompson. Scientific colleagues of Sher- could become equal partners member of were involved in the exercise. when he left at noon. Indian talked about his happy two days ago that the committee the Murray Training WEATHER wood, 41, said he was a "bril- with the West and that he did School FFA. On arrival in San Francisco Fire was centered around a hunting ground." intended to televise its hearings. won third place in liant" scientist. On Friday he not question the "honor" of most a National Ray, Vice Admiral Hobert, L. flue, which had not been used The whole world is out of He wrote a colleague that he had Junior Clipping and completed a paper describing Germans against whom he fought. Fitting con- Dennison, Commander of) the in about three months. balance. Graham said and "a fierce resentment of being test. The REPORT "ex- work through which he believed The partnership has become meeting was he'd dur- First Fleet, conducted a Review Lightning did strike perience teaches televised." ing the 89th a home us that there he may have established a link steadily more secure, so firmly annual meeling e from, his flagship, the cruiser at Fourteenth and Poplar street. must be something after life." (Continued on Pape Three) between cancer, schizophrenia Sherwood had been doing re- established by now that the nom- USS Rochester, as the ships It entered the home by way He quoted Robert Ingersoll as By UNITED and some kinds of heart disease. search under a grant from the ination on Feb. 7 of this year of Paraded in column under the PRESS of the televisien antenna and saying "why do we ,fear that Southwest Had Tak•n P•ison American Cancer Society. He was German Lt. Gen. Hans Speidel to Guard Posted famed Gorden Gate Bridge, Kentucky — Partly caught curtfainsaim fire. Occupants which we do not know." On Sherwood was found dying at studying for a doctorate be commander of NATO ground The Review launched the .4:ob- elaudy, warm and humid through "Supposing of phi- put out the fire. there is no heaven the Hopkins Marine Laboratory forces in Central, Girl Mink Ranch servance of "Fleet Week" esday 75.0 with a few widely seat- losophy at Stanford University. Europe caused by Jeddie Cathey said that neigh- and no hell. I would still follow by his Cafe. Barbara. hardly a ripple cities of the bay ed afternoon and evening He had Professors said he had passed his in the United area and stir- bors told him lightning played Jesus Christ . but what a terri- taken poison. He had left a letter Stales. NEWTON, Ni J..ar -- Police rounding communities. ndershowers. High today and written doctoral examination with over the roof of his home during ble thing to find there is a hell saying: today posted an around-the-clock The visit ?day low 90s. low the hightail, rating in his group. to San Francisc4 tonight the height of the electrical dis- and that you've missed heaven... "My guard over the jail cell of a to wife and my livelihood The House committee opens an was for rest and recreatian for play from noon to about 12:30. Christ taught there was life LICENSES DUE petite 20-year old girl who are now threatened by the House investigation in San Francisco earlier Personnel of the ships who had after death," he said. captured ,a police committee. Tuesday into the "intellectual station at guq 'been operating tinder intense me 5:30 a m. temperatures: MEET TUSEDAV in- point. He warned that "the Holy "I will be in to days assas- filtration" simulated combat conciatisinsadur- isville 75, Bowling. Green 72, of Communism among The driver's licenses of those Spirit was sent into the world inated by publicity . . . I would The girl, Vivian Masters, ac- ing the first two Lea ngton 73, Paduekk '74, Ldollon professional persons in the San persons whose last names begins weeks in '1 T110-4n Beams of the First to keep you from being lost. love to spend the next few years complished what ever gunmen June. Francisco T Covington 74, and Hopkins Bay area. with L through Z, will expire on - Baptist Church will meet at the If, there is one chance in a in laboratories, and would tremble to think about. 74. I would hate A committee spokesman in July 31. Licenses are now on The ships. were scheduled to church tomorrow afternoon at thousand that there is a hell to spend She stands 5-feet, 5-inches. them in jail." Washington said ,Sherwood's sui- sale at the return to their home ports in ansville, Id., 74. 2:30. you better not play with it." office of the Circuit Miss Masters, brooding A friend, Oakland attorney cide was "indeed, a about Long Beach and San Diego fol- tragedy." Court Clerk, (Continued, On Page Three) lowing the visit' .

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PAGE 'I WO THE LDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY THE LEDGER & TIMES MONDAY — JUNE 17, 195t° rUBLUilir.D BY LEDGER g TIMES PUBLISMING COMPANY. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger. The _Calloway thnes-fferald, Times, and The October 70, 1928, and the West ICentorbiari tl, 1942. Jivauary JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLLSEIER lig We Kid reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters Push to the Editor. air Public Voice Cards 9ems which in our opinion are net ter the best interest el our raeders. im•INWW• EATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE Weekend Sport WITMER CO., 1368 [ Monroe. Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave. New York; 307 N Michigan MAJOR LEAGUE Wm., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St- Boston. Summary BillY Entered at the Martin Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission Slugs i'ftch as rt out Cardiiiils Second Class Matter Within 1 Saturday IC 111.1BB71EFTION RATZF.; By Carrier in Murray, per-widr-so.pir GLASGOW,- Scotland — Eng- 1 1.0%,h 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, lishman With The A's per rile Mk 1111.0- Derek IbbOison ran the 11, 101 ostlers, $5.50. second-fastest mile in history — UNITES hie 3 minutes, 58.4 seconds. The 24-. And year F— KANSAS CITY, Mo. WI Midi -old electrical engineer mis- Of MONDAY Lead — JUNE 17, 195'i Billy Martin, . KE sed John Landy's world mark STANDINGS second baseman by - u-aued Dy tne New lurk larutees four-tenths of a second. By MILTON to the Kansas City RICHMAN Yankees defeated Cal Atnietics, the Athletics, The • DRYSDALE, LOGAN 'WALKED' said he bore United Press Sports Writer 8-6, in Yanks went ahead again in Sto NEW YOAK — Gallant Man no grudges from 10 innings; Cleveland the An old pro and a swept the ninth and Hal Smith roared.- to an eight-length American trade ana backed up nis wortts kid just two games from Baltimore, sent victory League three 'weeks out the game into extra with a single and a homer. of high school 4-3 and 5-1, and innings with while setting a new American are panning Detroit beat a LIV W L Pct. Martin and out to be a bullpen Boston, 2-1, homer in the bottom of the record Cif 2:26 3-5 for a mile and GB outizemer Harry bonanza in 10 innings. and Chicago 36 Simpson for the pennant ninth. a-half in winning the $113,350 18 .(67 switched uniforms in -minded Frank Torre's New St. Louis Cardinals. eignIn - inning Belmont Stakes. York 33 22 .600 3/12 Stgatay's lankees-Atkueut.' gamy double drove 41.`. The ad in the winning Roger Mans' single -,vith Detroit 32 nue. to an pro is 33-year-old run the. 25 561 5/12 eigni-piayer new th* Hoyt for the Braves in bases full off Cleveland clubs Wilhelm and the youngster the opener. Connie Johnson in NEW YOK —Switching 30 •/5 545 6/12 made just before the dead- fresh Juan Pizarro the -hitting out of the classroom went the route fur eighth inning gave 'the Intl* 5A Red Sehoendienst, Boston 27 30 474 line Saturday night. is 18-year- Milwaukee regarded by 10/12 old bonus even though he was ans their opening game victory, houu Baltimore 24 32 .429 "Sure, I natea beauty Von McDaniel, ••- many as the best second baseman 13 to leave the who nicked for homers \by while homers by Al treig Kansas City 23 Yankees," Martin between them, pitched Willie Smith and in baseball, was traded by the 33 411 14 said, "out l'll the Jones and Granny Ha Dick Willie/Ts wort Washington get Cardinals within 1/12 mite r. beat the Orioles New York Giants to 20 40 .333 19 tat, play regular*, tor the A's. games of Southpaw Curt in the the Mil- the National League Simmons was the nightcap. acre i guess wdz a good lead by waukee Braves for Ray Crone, deal fur beating winner in the finale. injle outn clubs." Brooklyn twice Sunday, Harvey Kuenn's 10th inning Bobby Thomson and Danny O'- Yesterday's Results 7-6 W.1 and 8-4. Don Mueller's homer and Jim Bunning's three- Connell. the slugging left- pinch three-run offic McDaniel, appearing homer in hit pitching carried Detroit • New York 8 Kansas City 6, hanueu uoifieluer who aruve in in only the eighth off Tern to its 10 his second major Acker victory over Boston. STANTON, Del.—Willie innings ilia runs tor the A s last season, league game, helped Mary Grissom of Hart- checked the Dodgers the ack booted Bayou Detroit 2 Boston 1, 10 also played against his former on one hit Giants to victory in a relief to a three- innings and struck out APT quarter Cleveland 4 mates, being used five batters in role against the Redlegs, 411•11•11111111111111111111L length victory over Pil- Baltimore 3 (1st) as a pinch- four innings who Cleveland tatter in to gain his first frittered away a • foot low Talk as the chestnut 3-year- 5 Baltimore 1 (2nd) the lath Aid popping major 3-0 lead. out. However, league vistory in the op- Jim Bolger, Ernie old made the $51,425 Delaware Chicago 4 Washington 2 (1st) he ca e throUgn Banks and ener. Wilhelm hurled four Watt Moryn Oaks race her fourth Chicago 8 Washington 6 (2nd) with a single tor the Yanks in hitless each hit homers in straight innings in the nightcap the track triumph. the 10th and scored in to save Cubs' triumph over the Pi- 16 1 a three- Willard Schmidt's run outrurst triumph and rates and Banks also homered 589. Saturday's that gate the Yan- give the in Open 6:30 Results kees Cards their 11th victory the second game which - Start Dusk INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Round an 8-6 win. in was not the last 13 games. completed. Don Table breezed to a victory Washington 9 Simpson had little Kaiser was the of Chicago 1 comment to The Cards overcame a winner and more than a half make 6-1 def- Luis Arroyo the los-' -dozen lengths roit 3 Boston 1 on the trace other than to icit to win the er. . ItIVOLT AT' in the opener on Ken The second game will be $37,000 El Dorado Handi- timore 8 Cleveland 3 say he thought it was a "good Boyer's seventh - inning homer completed July 16 at the cap for 3-year-olds at Hollywood New York 9 Kansas ueal" for both clubs and after point City 2 "of Roy Campanella and Stan it was suspended. :Fora Park. course, I'm hapy to be wiin the Musial each had hit three Wilson Yankees." -run Wins Seventh Today's homers. St. Louis shelled RRAMIE„, KANSAS Games John- COILOW CITY, Mo. — The The aeal saw Simpson, pitcher ny Podres from Jim Rivera and Minnie by Do LcuOit • New the mound in Minoso York Yankees traded Billy Ryne Duren each hit Mamma (No games scheduled). and outfieider Jim the nightcap with a four-run two-run homers fcr the es ...111 MGM Martin, Bob Marlyn, out- Ralph Terry Pisoni go to the Yanks, ana burst in the sixth. White Sox to help Jim Wilson LAST Simpson, Ryne TIMES TONITE Duren and Jun Kansas City's second baseman notch his seventh triumph Tomorrow's Games Braves Split Twin Bill in Milt Grail go to the Yankees' the first game. Relief pitcher TUES.-ONLY :arm club League - leading Milwaukee Dixie Howell Kansas City at Washington, at Aiehmona on option. then hit two hom- Sunday night She Yankees split a double-header with ers in C' Chicago at Baltimore, tanned Durep and Phil- the nightcap as the White TOLEDO, Ohio night' adelPhia, winning the 11111141111?.. — Diek Mayer Detroit at Pisoni to Denver. opener,. 3- Sox battled back from a 6-0 de- won gulf's New York, night 2, but dropping the highest honor, the Cleveland itesurese.Martin, the Yankees nightcap, 1-0, ficit to win with a four-run rally She sem knew National at Boston, night despite Lew Open championship, by gave up outfietaer Bob Martyn Burdette's. one - hit in the eighth. Roy Sievers MU WINK er NOVI dufeating pitching. The also defending champion iroreACIdhinond. pitcher Haiph Giants edge..I the homered. V Cary Middlecoff Redlegs, 4-3, and by seven strokes ierry and outfielder Woody Heal the Cubs de- Yankee reliever Bob Grim was in an 18-bole National League feated the Pirates, playoff after they from Denver. 4-1, with the credited with his seventh victory FREEVIAN HUD had tied at nightcap being called the end of 72 holes Martin scored three,. runs in at 4-4 in when the Bronx Bombers rallied of play Saturday. 0B the seventh inning because for three Milwaukee 33 Sunday's game frtirn his homer in of runs in the 10th. Hom- 22 .600 Pennsylvania's Sunday SHADOW DODGERS 1470IIII Don Drysdale (middle) St. Louis 31 the eighth which gave the A's a curfew. ers by Gil McDougald and Yogi is hustled off at Ebbets WASHINGTON 23 .574 1/12 The 'Chicago Field, Etrookiya,, — Rep. Oren Cincinnati momentary White Sox stretch- Berra gave the Yanks N.Y., during the brawl which resulted when 32 25 .561 4-3 lead, a single in an early one Hans called on the federal 2 ed their American League lead, but of his pitches whomped Milwaukee Braves shortstop gov- Philadelphia the fourth, and from fielder's lead Billy Martin, playing Johnny Logan ernment 30 24 .556. 2/12 a to 3,ri flU In the back. Words were excl.anged. to "take its nose ow." Brooklyn games by beating Wash- his first game for the Logan charged the mound,' 30 25 545 3 choice in the 10th. ington A'S put finally both got walks to the showers. of professional sports sad let New twice, 4-2 and 8-6; the them ahead, (inierisorsonalSoisialptiotirm York 25 32 .4394 9 4-3, in the eighth. organized baseball and football Pittsburgh 20 35 .364 run their own affairs. 13 Chicago 17 32 .347 13 PARIS—The world Wi! committee Yesterday's has Read The on professional boxing ordered Results in it. Ledger & with Times 'Archie Moore to defend his light- New tnivir York 4 Cincinnati 3 seven heavywe:ght title against Tony ilwauletie 3 Philadelphia 2 (1st) deepe Anthon2 by I ug. 30 or have the Philadelphia bvett For championship 1 Milwaukee 0 (2nd) tweet The vacant. has Best Chicago I In Sports 4 Pittsburgh 1 (1st) ari Chicago 4 Pittsburgh I. rts DORTMUND, Germany 1 (2nd), —For- suspended by curfew a,rain mer German lightweight after 7 his rl cham- innings part, pion Karl Heinz Birk lost a title St. Louis 7 Brooklyn bout by 6 (1st) ATTENTION! Lai a technical knockout and St. Louis 8 Brooklyn 4 (2nd) Joe I died shordly after of a brain other hemorrhage. s her .-.-'Saturday's dowr Results ; stop her. St. Louis 6 ens I Brooklyn 5 In • Martinez And New York 8 Cincinnat 4 Bear Chicago new, 5 Pittsburih 1 h,r"( Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia WHEAT Paid 2 GROWERS 6 Joe Gavilan Mori To Len Today's Games Kat/ read Brooklyn that Meet Tonight at Cincinnati. night iron Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, night The lack of domestic demand is forcing practically all wheat will (Only games scheduled). into ex- JERSEY CITY, N. J. (Ifl — port channels, Welterweight contender thus requiring all buyers to grade wheat Ithinrp .°Eo Vince Tomorrow's to meet export Martinez and ex-champion Kid Games. specifications. Will Gavilan meet outdoors tonight Philadelphia at Chicago has at Roosevelt Stadium in a return Brooklyn at Cincinnati, 10-round fight to settle the night dis- New York at Milwaukee, pute over their February thrill- night er. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night Any wheat with 6 bublets of onions to 1 00 grams, 8c per bu. discount. 7 Sj‘ Promoters Willie Gilzenberg the and Babe bublets Culnan expect. about CALLED FOR CELEBRATION to 100 bublets per 100 grams 15c per bu. discount. With normal wan 9,000 fans and $35,000. The bout • and will not be televised. dockage me, LONDON fir — A man arrest- on test weight and foreign material. Wheat Champion Carmen Basillo with over 100 bub- as will ed for breaking into be at the a store Coll ringside, 'for he has told the lets of onions judge he got drunk per 100 grams will not WO been offered a guarantee of be accepted for export. Positively, , 'celebrating the death of his of 2105,000 to fight the winner in mother-In-law. His name was no wheat accepted Jerney City, in case his proposed not over 1 3/2 moisture. given. In match with Sugar Ray Robinson Ge takows up. Maw Sa Martinez of Paterson, N. 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Angry Ellis Popcorn TIC easily and Martinez and his handlers Phone 441 Co. are paalicularly vulnerable to pmspira- pre- Lynn Grove Milling Co. vailed' upon the promoters to to tion damage. Try us ,on or these hard-to-clean ones take "an unbiased poll" three and we're sure days later, and Kelley's Pest At you'll soon be a Sanitone 'regular" that surprised for no one by favoring the Jersey all your family's clothes Call for semice Control ni today Farris Popcorn Co. ti BOONE This ad run for the Murray Lumber sole purpose of acquainting wheat growers with 4 LAUNDRY -CLEANERS Co. Inc. 1 cur- "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" rent export grading specifications. 104 East Maple St. Phone 262 law I IC

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rei MONDAY — JUNE 17, 1957 S THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE coal, natural gas, iron, copper, France Has manganese and tin. GUARD — — She told Dyda 't'O bring in Petro,- man Charles ._(Continued from Front Page) Young, who was If France can keep this the real target ter- a $40 traffic fine she had been of her wrath. ritory, its importance is obviote- It was Young terced te pay, invaded the sta- who arrested her New Minister The oil alone would a month ago si v tion' early Sunday determined fir driving through France a great, measure a stop of in- to get even With police. signal. 'dependence, if not complete Friedland :a per word for one in- Brandishing a- 12-guage heard Miss Masters day, minimum of 17 dependence, of shot- words for flOct — Go per word For Sahara Middle Eastern gun, the dungaree order Dyda to drop his for three deya. Dimwitted -clad girl held gun. Ma ars payable IN production. He yelled at her. advance. patrolman William L. Knoll cap- As she swung around, Knoll and Oil exploration tive for atiout 16 minutes, the Dyda jumped By CHARLES M. MCCANN has been con- her and OBITUARY ducted by gun pointed straight at wrenched lothe the FOR SALE-1 United Press Staff Correspondent big private companies the pol- shotgun. NOTICE MARRAIGE LICENSE and the iceman's head. Mrs. France has taken an important government, working It Minnie Humphrey Brad- together, Another Annie contained only three shells. ley. Kenneth Collins, step in its new long-range since 1947. Oakley e FORTOBACCO HAIL LET Douglas was born August 25, 21, and Irell Afri- Knoll had The policemen took no chances insurance, ME DO youe mowing this Duncan, 15. can policy by Itestaa.-not until • eierisse • thii meanie to believe see Cflaude Miller. -- 1874, and died June 11, 1957. creating a new that with the intruder, who Phone 758 and summer, Have new Cub cabinet year, however, that the if the shotgun went off, it weighs 1050. Officeisover Farmall She was age 82 years, 10 post — "Minister for real 120 pounds. They Dale & Stub- mower, reasonable months, Sahara." potential value of the v..ould hit its mirk. Miss Masters, slapped hand- blefield. rates. Call and 17 days when Webber Ross Rogers, 26, oil re- cuffs on her. TF Ray Dunn, phone she departed (col- sources became a mink rancher, has a wide- 831-J-3 or from this ored), and Veeble It means that one minister generally known'. They 615-R-4. life. • Gammons, 21, New spread reputation as remembered the last time June 18C On (colored), is to be given responsibility Company Formed a marksman December 21, 1893, she for and bags a Miss Masters appeared at the KENMORE WASHING a vast area of It was announced in January deer almost 'every Machine MONUMENTS married John D. Porter Bradley the Sahara Desert year. etatiun house. She turned A-1 condition. Freed which that the Sahafa could fill e the Medium size. Murray Marble who preceeded her in Mason Curd,' 24, and some day may rival the all place upside down Call 1925 or & Granite Works, death. Five of France's. need A radio call came in from and rammed see at Consolidated builders children were born Millie Ann Jones, 20. Middle East as a source of oil, ter oil within a through a in Store. of fine memorials for to this union. 15 years. patrol car. The girl gunman glass door, gashing her J18C Mrs. Ozellit the life-blood of modern told over half century. Porter White, Mills and Esco Brad- in- Knoll to ignore !tit ley Mason Graves dustry. it. Manager. Phone 121. died several years ago. Curtis Billington, 22, French Knoll 1th July 13C and Wilma Maurice Bouges-Maunoury, banking interests an- finally persuaded her JIMMY. — — LIVING Room Suite, Bradley of Indianapolis, Indiana, Eunice Boyd, 18. who nounced that bed sofa hopes in March the formation if he didn't artswer the call (Continued from and chair. Call Mrs. Lucille Gerlock of to be confirmed as prem- Front Page) 100 or 998. ANYONE interested Chicago, of a "French Company of the reporting policemen would in the up- Illinois and Erma ier today in the French National the the American Jersey Cattle June 19C keep of the 091 Lee Bradley Sahra"—Cumpanie become suspicious. Club Salem Cemetery of Murray MORE STUDENTS Assembly, included the post Friuli:else Du in Columbus, Ohio, should are left to mourn the in Sahara—to stye "Signal 24," June 4. leave their contributions passing his list of cabinet explutation of Knoll droned into Jimmy received -with of their mother. Three members. oil and the police a sheaffer pen the Bank of Murray, Free- MADISON, For years, other mineral resources. radio. set. He 5 ACRES of land, grandchildren are also survivors Wis. —111,— The France has quietly was competing with rock veneer man Fitts or Lowery Parker. University been Drilling for the commercial That was eventually Miss Mas- boys , house, lot We of Mrs. Bradley. of Wisconsin announc- exploring the natural re- from all over the United 275 foot front at Almo are in urgent production of oil in the ters' undoing. "Signal 24" need of funds for edan increase of 3,585 sources of its Sahara Desert southern in States. Many of the f Beiglits, 461 Hwy., can be bought the upkeep students Algerian part policemen's language boys were of the cemetery. Mrs. Bradley during the second region. of the Sahara means older than , worth th money, quick became a mem- semester of "come Jimmy. He attended sale. 25 June I7C ber of this year, region was started in May. to headquarters imme- the acre f 3 the Green Plains Church raising the total nu.na- Rich In Resources Jersey jug sale and the room house, 244 ber diately." miles of Christ at an early of students to 20,873. The Chester' folck sale. Jimmy irn Mutiay, a good buy. age and L. J. This region comprises fact that"France is going Patrolmen Anthony Dyda. had remained a member Lins, director of student more and the opportunity W. Bremen-Real Estate, until her pegs, 4980,4400 square into mineral exploitation in Clarence Friedle4d to see many phone FOR RENT death. For neeelitatistice--- miles — a —rushed- to the head of office 2042, residence many years, she had ttudies, said the more than big way indicates its station. the quality jersey cattle. 146. not figure was half the area of the determina- Dyda went in, leaving been able to attend Church the third highest regis- continental tion to hang The contest ,will be held June 19C 3 ROOM tration United State — in Tat at all costs to Friedland outside. in unfurnished apartment. because of poor hearth, but in history, surpassed only the Louisville next year she Southern Algeria and the north- tcritory involvsd, including Girl Disarms and the Available now. Private bath and bore her affliction in the early postwar Cop Murray Training APT. SIZE with great years of ern parts of French Algeria where revolt has reached Miss Masters FFA hopes to STOVE, and 4 cu. entrance. 5th and Pine. patience and 1946-48 with the West Africa covered .Dyda have di Adults fortitude. She has enrollment of and French a new peak of savagery. a number of boys to parti- foot refrigerator. Phone 1778. only. Phone now veterans. Equatorial Africa. with the gun and disarmed him. 498-R. June 17C exchanged her cross for a cipate. ,d Proved resources include oil, June ICC crown. At the same time, French Mrs. Minnie was a good moth- :leaders are trying to insure 16 Lost H.P. BOAT MOTOR. Phone & Found er to her children and to her CROSSWORD Answer to that French West Africa and 589. PUZZLE Saturday's Pearls June 17C grandchildren who made their French Equatorial Africa will home ACROSS LOST: Liver spotted, one with her. She will be great- "— Buell/ clump be contented parts of the, French eyed 1—Edible pointer, 85 pounds. Name ly missed by those who loved fish 41i--lie enthetical Union, as the empire, now is and 4—Mail :emu guy 1957 phone number her. 8—Chief called. -noWk,, on collar. Bryan 41—Pecont • Standard Diary Overcast. 12-4..'ollectloia of 41---Fset Ph. 1908-J. June "God calls our love facts of chain 19P ones, but 43— .eNieented The Sahara csiuld put • Aristocrat Diary we lose not 111—Aroma Franca' wholly 14—Therefore 46—B.lek-earrying back in its position eTtra. • Cash Account What device of one of Diary he hath given. 15—Death 46—Female the world's save major and CARD 17—Organ powers. KURFEES Auto. Record Book OF THANKS They live on earth in at (ce/log.) thought bearing 47-1"r;n re /NTS Auto Expense and deed, 15—Preposition (Cr A ,Book We wish to take this means measure Travelers of 10—Lift with ewer 411-1".iepeas TA Expense Book expressing our most 21—Evil heartfelt Astruly as in heaven." 22—Mature 41— I•iferrnal party Day•At-A-Glance Book thanks and gratefulness 61—:.I•ture to our 23—Search for 114—Irelsind Memo Book friends, neighbors 25—Wager and to Dr. 26—Cyprtnold 66—Before 1957 Jones and Dr. dab 67—Para4ise Calendars Hopson and the WANTED 21—Sunburn lie—Dreadful Miller Funeral Hume, for 28—Distant 65—Communist 4—Bunch of CHIC'S Office Supply Department their 2,--Filfer flowers kindness and help .to us 3:—Confunetios 5—Poem Ledger during EXPERIENCED Waitress. Apply DOWN & Times the illness and funeral 8.3—Feruit (pl.) il—Therefore GULF SERVICE of our in person. The Hut, 15th 35—Symbol for 7—Handle Call 55 beloved mother and and 1—Uncouth person II—Pronoun grandmother. Olive, Monday thru tellurium 3—Number • V . The Friday. Call 36—Assail S—Teutonie deity All Gulf Products Bradley Family 1602 or 1618. 3—Wet dower 10—Astir June 1.IC 11—Accomplished • Prompt, Efficient le—Irritate -Mgr- er"" MEM 1S'—}'aid notice Service MAME ANNE 31—Chastised II—Fruit drink • Sanitary Rest R001211 MINI MEM MU 23—Pleree 14—Comfnee MMEMEWAMMIWW111 25—Prohibit 600 M.ifl Ph. 9117 26--Fossess I v• OMEMMEMAIMM pronoun 117()E.bWy 211--COnse "ttiYPNrizs-Dwinr"OniEweRsilit niiRv list ammusiimmail 25—Mournful lJ e Wayne 30—Solar disk D. 0...Owner MIL Tress the hovel published 'fbe Macniwaa Distributed by 3I—Vegerable .1— Cy gh you by Led Tester's drado.ale. NOWAAMMMUMMUM 13—Article of furniture r. A $a,,t of aliry 'Products OlOcOMMIRMWAIM 34--At present COLLEGE 87—Turf On ts.urfees E n House WWII' IR 11APPF.VING BEEMEMMEN*MME 81--Craftler Paidikirti sa, Wet keeson I "The second thing concenw 'for Kathy, his last request that 41—Famed 900 115 is telltsg :-tery Re 43—Resinous CLEANERS 0 who you're going toehire. Gene I look out for her. She smiled RIMAIIIMMEMM m Evitter Vallty fronr,s c,,f,rado • mibstanee FREE Pick.up , , wanted to go tO Canon City. I very small smile as she 43—At a Delivery with Joe and /*rah l'irdce. Thedy know looked amirAmmomomm this place trrechim In. a (*.melees hungry ki you'll have to have one at me. 44—Armng Free Moth Proofing seven years back. new man,maybe 45—Exelernation deepeet Will. having the two. But isn't "You know, Joe wasn't a man immumirmumais 44—Departed Alteration eery los affectios for the Pardecs. has there someone beerf deer-creed by the bitterness be- in the valley you to attend to paperwork," she said. 41—Chicken STARKS tween Joe and can use?" imam 45—Title of WALTER HARDWARE his wife. Sarah, who "He meant to leave Kathy all the ammo am rennet WATERFIELO has hied In • wheel chair mace ea so--itztat a,', dent. Joe has I thought about it a minute. money, but he Just never got £l—ennducted resisted Sarah's ef- mom UMMII ii 51—if owner forts to curb .41 ebrow. letter "WHERE his aggressitressen The bigger outfits like Dodson's around to changing the will He we war hoar* II•• PARKING 18 NO PROBLEM" against prisons who have thallenitell 55—Tansiness 1411 Olive Blvd. his Anchor needed every man they told Ben what he wanted 711.1211.1 Ph. 430 domination of Easter Valley and done 12th a Poplar part 1, ularly against genets who bad, especially now that it was and asked him to draw up a new Phone 1142 to claim land try NANeY the.*e. almost time for roundup. After- will, but Ben wouldn't do Early one morning Will ridee with it, and Joe Panlee and Gene Dillingham. an- ward they would cut down, but Joe never bothered to hunt up a by Ernie Bushmiller other ef Joe's cowhands, to earlton, that wouldn't help us. There new lawyer." where Al Beam haa tamed of a show- down with Pardee. On wasn't anyone in town who would "He must have loved you, I ' WE JUST GOT WE stops tlie way." oe HAVE A br itily at the house of a neigh. do. The only chance was one of said, "or he would have changed bur. Kathy Morgan. When Jot A HI-Fl HI ere Beim. corn- tho (*millet in the southern end it-- Fl be is the loser in the duet. of the .\ In a race of grief. Dillingham valley.y, They all had I left the room, thinking SET • Beam kills that ' -O T SO 1 11/ and breaks up the camp ,r greasy-sack spreads, the fathers what Sarah, had said explained neweorner farmers who he belietce hired Beam .to kill their obstacle doing the riding unless the kids why Joe had asked me to look DO leirdee. As lie dies of his were big enough to out for Kathy. Joe tells wounds. help out. The He meant to see WE Will: "Tabs care of Kathy only one who she wps Morgan." After Joe', funeral. Lawyer had a grown son taken care or, but he • Len Sawhill tells Beeson was Otto King. His oldest boy, hadn't expected to •• e Kathy to notify die, so he to be at the ranch for the Curly, wee nineteen or twenty, hadn't bothered to have reading of Joe's will. Bream hopes a new that refuse because of the af- a harnm-scarum kid but a good will drawn up. 4411 front he experts Kathy's presence will hand. The lamp was still burning in 44.4"01 he to Sarah. But Kathy's answer the is "1'11 be there." The will begueathe I said, "The King boy, maybe." bunkhouse when I went in. r-a $500 each to Beeson and Dogbone was asleep $1,001) Dillingham. She nodded. -That's who I had but Dilling- to Kathy. The ranriissid every- ham was sitting thing else I* given to rah. Sarah in mind. Take a quarter of beef up, cigaret promptly asserts her • hoelty sod and go see the Kings first thing stubs scattered on the floor in names Realm as foreman. This puts In the morning. I'd like to help front of him. Ile rose and walked Will on the spot. for Dillingham, who tad./ • has counted on the lob. is enraged. our own people. Besides, I'm sure toward me, and I could see r had 46- we can trust Curly." a fight op my hands. He was ugly mean. -11--raoso‘aw- aUSAIA1/I- L. jEeir----12. CHAPTER 6 I knew what she wan getting 14e shoved his face close CADAH leaned forward, study- at. If Dillingham went to Canon to mibet. "You're scared, Beeson, trig me. her hands gripping City, he'd hire some grub-line You're yellow, too. But don't ABBIE an' SLATS the arms of her wheel chair. rider whose loyalty would be to She worry. I ain't gonna touch you, was a beautiful woman, vibrant Dillingham, not to me or Sarah. by Raeburn Van but I am gonna tell you I ain't WELL, FIRST OFF, Buren and vital, even as an invalid. To But he'd have no hold on the THAT S STANDARD OPERATING fooled. I know how you hung MISS GtANDULA PUT HER WHERE'S (GASP me, she was high-grade ore, just King boy. PROCEDURE -BUT Al THAT around the widow. That's how ARMS AROUND ME AND CHARLIE? as Kathy Morgan was worthless I said, "All right, I'll POINT YOU WERE SUPPOSED take care you got the Job." TOLD ME I TO counts y rock. Then I began of it." WAS VERY PASS OUT to I smelled whiskey on his breath, CUTE, FROM SHEER. wonder if I should take the THEN SHE PUSHED job I rose, yawning, suddenly real- but he was a long way from ECSTACY-- of foreman at the Box P. be- AW HEAD CLOSE TO HERS, izing I was tired. I hadn't done ing drunk. Just mean. There was some of I said.; AND THEN SHE KISSED Joe Pardee anything all day—any work, I "Think what you in me, too, just as please, but ; there was in mean. But burying Joe, going you'll work for ins you'll Gene Dillingham. or get No matter how to Kathy's. hearing the wileread, off the Sarah Box P. Sarah made that felt, I had no intention of knowing that from this night on plain." letting settlers swarm in and the welfare of the Box P was "Yeah," ha said sullenly. steal oulr grass. Joe had "I left a my first obligation—well, it had heard her. If I was rodding this heritage that wasn't mentioned been a full day, outfit. I'd handle the valley Just In the will, and I would tight for I had 'started toward the door like he done, but no, I ain't good It exactly as Dillingham would. when Sarah said, "Will." I turned enough for the job.' He stabbed there was no But use borrowing and sound her looking at me my cheat with a forefinger. "Now trouble. I told myself that when again with that studying scrutiny I'll tell you something. The min- the time came, if it did, Sarah I had seen earlier In the evening. ute you let settlers move is on wouldn't stop me. "Will, you don't understand Box P grass, shoof`you. "Will, By there are a couple of how I felt about Joe, do you? God, I'll shoot you right between things I want to say," Sarah said. Or why I talked to hiin that the eyes." sure can trust "I'm I you. You're Morning the way I did?" rd let hint call me yellow and LIL' ABNER the only person I can, outside of "No, but it's your business, not Ray rd hung arpund Sarah to get Dogbone and Maria by Al and Ben mine." the job, and I hadn't done a thing. Capp Sev.hill, and they can't do the "It's yours, too, Will," she said But to suggest I wouldn't fight ONE THAT that's HAS THE JEST wORRY 'BOUT THEN lob got to be done. I'm gently. "We've got to understand for Box P grams was too much. THIS IS • worried about ARE `IOU MAD? ENTIRE ARMED FORCES THET MONSTER,IT- .r, not the ranch. Joe each other, but I don't feel like I hit him a good one. He must -1/01.1— ME-CwASP1'- say A LONE,IGNJORANT OF THE U.S.A. MAH MAMMY DONE used to that you had a feel talking about it tonight. Later," have seen it coming. but I guess HILL- TIME TO (..15E cattle Nu..y, BAFFLE D "SECRET for the business and that She touched her lips with the he was too surprised to move. I ARE GOING TO GIVE ME A these one of days you'd pull out tip of her tongue, clutching the knocked hint down, his head TACKLE A MONSTER? WEAPON' THAT KIN and start your own spread, arms of her chair with such in- banging the wall as he fell. I KILL_ AMYTHIN Fr' There's no need for you to. I'll tensity that her hands seemed to thought he'd come up fighting, never have any children, PIO in be frozen there. "Will, he didn't hut he didn't. He lay there, blink- time the Box P will be yours." love me when he died, did he?" ingeblood flowing down his chin She looked at the floor. "We'd She wanted ansurane e, I from a cut lip. Finally he got up better have an understanding thought; she wanted to hold to and sprawled across his bunk. .: authority. about I won't interfere the memory of something /the I New out the lamp and went with you. I mean, If you want to hadn't possessed for a long time, to bed, unable to understand why buy a prize bull or sell fifty head dream about 1 L4 to it, to remember. Dillingtuun hadn't fought- I 'of steere, go ahead; but if it', a wouldn't know thought: i anything He's the one who's yel- matter of policy, a big decision, about it," I lied. "No way for me low. Then I was scared. He was -make it." I'll to know,. He never talked to me the- kind who'd shoot a Mall in (6) • 'Sure, I savvy how it'll be." I about you." the back, had wofked with bin' sahl, and tied, because at the time I couldn't tell her that, as he all this time, but / haan't Inown jj d'dn't have a very clear idea lay dying In the dusty tereet of that before. of what she meant by policy. 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sompumorms. Mrs. Bobbie Grogan Tea Shower Given Morning Circle Of PERSONALS A daughter, Rita Diane, weigh- Honored At Tea At In ComfiliMent To WSCS Has Meeting ing six pounds 15 ounces, was Miss Cherrie Parks At Houston Home born to Mr. and Mrs. James Weddings Drcals Humphries' Home Edward Pritchett of Dexter on The home of Mrs. Marvin Mrs. Hugh Houston opened her Thursday, June 6, at the Mur- WOMEN'S PAGE Mrs. Bobbie Grogan who will home on the Hazel Road for the ray Hospital. Parks was the scene of a lovely be leaving soon with her family prenuptial occasion on Saturday, meeting of the Morning Circle Cluti News Activities to make their home in Louisville Less Kristine is the name June 1, from two-thirty to five of the Woman's Society of Chris- was -the honoree at a tea given chosen by, Mr. and Mrs. Flavil Jo Burkeen, Editor. , . Phone 694-M-4 or 763-J o'clock in the afternoon when tian Service of -the First Metho- at the home of Mrs. Dean Hum- Marce Robertson, 211 South 13th a tea shower was given in honcir dist Ckurch held on, Tuesday, phries on Olive Extended on Street, for their daughter, weigh- of Miss Cherrie Parks, who was June 17.- 4- Wednesday, June 12, from two ing five pounds 1/12 ounces, born married to Steve Paschall on to four o'clock in the afternoun. The program was given be on Friday, June 7, at the Murray Miss Kozene Dowdy Becomes Bride June 8. Dorcas Class To The hostesses for the occasion Mrs. John Winter who opened Hospital. ocial Colander • • • • Meet On Tuesday S Of me: Holmes Ellis, Jr. June 9 were Mrs. James Lassiter, Mrs. Mrs. Swann Parks, Mrs. Milton with silent meditation. The sub- J. E. Cross, Mrs.-Lubie ,Vesle, Jr., Parks, and Mrs. Bill niftier were ject of her interesting and in- • Monday, June 17 WILL VISIT 7ITO The home of Mrs. L. D. Miller. Mrs. Gordon Moody, and Mrs. the hostesses for the occasion. spiring program was -Resurgence of. the WSCS of the BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, rir — Jr..- 911 Sycamore Street, will Circle V Humphries. Mrs. Cross was un- The receiving line was corn= of World Religion and the Need Methodist hurch will meet King Paul and Gueen Frede- be the scene of the potluck sup- First able to attend due to illness. posed of Miss Parks, Mrs. Marvin for the Deepening Our Faith." rika of Greece will make a .per to be held by the Dorcas at the home of Mrs. Larry Parks, the bride-elect's mother, Receiving the guests with the private visit to Yugoslavia next Class of the First Baptist Church Rickert, Waldrop Drive at seven- and Mrs. Alton Paschall, the She closed with several verses honoree were Mrs. Moody month at the invitation of Presi- on Tijesday, June 18, at six- thirty o'clock. and bridegroom-elect's mother. of scripture from Paul's letters. • • • • Mrs. Humphries. Mrs. Grogan Tito, it was announced thirty o'clock in the evening. Miss Parks was attired in a Refrshments were served by dent wore for the occasion a lovely Mrs. harry Hampsher ill be TUESDAY. JUNE 18th trousseau frock of blue a n d the hosteSs to the ten members today. dark cotton frock with a corsage the guest devotional speaker. All Circje No. 3 of the W.S.C.S. white lace ttimmed tissue .ging- present including three new of hoya. Each of the hostesses Moore, members are urged to attend of the 'First Vethodist Church ham with a corsage of white members — Mrs. Olin DON'T SCRATCH THAT wore a corsage of gardenias. and to bring a covered dish, a will meet in tl home of Mrs. carnations. Mrs. Parks wore a Mrs. Charles Baker, and Mrs. ITCH! John Winter. plate, and a fork. D. L. Divelbiss at 1111 Sycamore The beautifully appointed tea black cotton and Mrs. Paschall IN JUST 15 MINUTES, -thirty o'clock. wore a dainty sky blue dacron 'see ..Street at two table was overlaid with a pale The next meeting will be held Your 40e back at any drug • • • • eaeh wore a corsage brown cloth with gold metallic dress. They in the home of Mrs. C. C. Lowry. store if not pleased. Easy -to- 49 C. C. Farmer threads down the center. The of white carnations. apply ITCH -ME - NOT deadens Mr. and Mrs. Murray Assembly No. 19 Or- Thursday morning for Flori- centerpiece was of daisies and The tea table was ,,overlaid Itch In MINUTES; kills germs on left der of the Rainbow for Girls will vacation for several days. day lilies in yellow and white. with a white imported damask Shirley Ann Parks CONTACT. Fine for eczema, da to hold its regular meeting at the played. Miss will visit in The cakes were iced in the same cloth and centered with an ar- ringworm, insect bites, foot itch While there they Hall at seven o'clock. kept the register. Masonic colors and the punch was rangement of pink chester dais- Guaran- Winter Haven with Mrs. Farm- • • • • yellow, and other surface Itches. er's nephew and' family. Mrs. Lassiter and Mrs. Veale ies, pink carnations, white baby's - Approximately seventy - Jive teed locally by HOLLAND The Woman's Missionary Soci- served-the guests. breath,. and green stuck in a gusets called or sent gifts. DRUG CO. the First Baptist Church •Cit'stal container. The green ety of Other decorations in the same will meet at the church at tinted punch was served from a color scheme wsre used at van- crystal bowl by Mrs. Svann three o'clock. tage points throughout the house. Parks. Individual cakes wera iced The histesses presented Mrs. with pink and white. • BY Grogan CO. Tuesday. June 18 with pieces of her chosen Arrangements of pink roses MURRAY LOAN pattern of china. Telephone 13I2 1 MONK The Durcaa Class of th.t. First were an the register desk and 606 W. Main St. About one hundred Baptist Church v.--11 meet w:th guests cal- in the bedroom where the many "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." led during the afternoon. Mrs. L. D. Millar, Jr., 91: Syca- lovely and useful gifts were dis- 10141,dibir more, at six-thirty o'clock fur a 1 potluck supper. O.B. Boone Jr. Circle Should Know The Gladys McElrath GIRLS. You of WMS of Memorial Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Mahlon Frizzall at seven-th.rly of Boone Laundry & Cleaners "H• likes Monk's service so o'clock. well We comes in EVERY MORNING." Just Back From Korea There's no limit to our effort to give you the service you ezz expect' PERSONALS Mr and Mrs Clarence Wesley Mrs. Holmes Ellis, Jr. MONK'S Kemper. College Station. Mur- SUPER SERVICE ray. are the parents of a daugh- Miss Rozene Dowdy, daughter of Mr. Wallace Dowdy, became ter. Barbara Joan, weighing sev- the bride of Holmes Ellis, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Ellis, on Standard Oil Products en pounds 10 ounces, born on Sunday afternoon, June 9, in the First Baptist Church in Murray. 731 509 S. 12th St* Friday. June 7, at the Murray The popular youngAtouple are now on their honeymoon in Hospital Sarasota, Florida. 2ftliArd" NOW! Five Years Ago Today Ends TUE. Congratulations are in order on Friday for Mr. T. 0. Turner of Murray, as he will reach the age of 80 on that THE INSIDE STORY OF THE I day. He was born on June 20, 1872. Mrs. Turner will , • FAST ORIEL AND HARO FALL OF ONE , reach the, same age on November 13. OF THE GREATEST OF ALL PUNN MEN I One of the County's best known personalities passrml .way suddenly yesterday' at 6:45 at his home in New 41110 NALitpAIW "t;Or concord. W. A. "Squire" Patterson, 82, succumbed suddenly from a heart attack while working in his garden ()CONNOR • RLYM. at New Concord. THE BUSTER HEATON Many visitors attended the North-South Cage Classi3 STORY :ast Saturday. Some of the -visitors attended the game fur the first time, while some of them were attending • R4ONDA RIMING their second or third classic. County Agent S. V. Foy announced today that William PETER LORE' R. Harrigan has replaced John Harrison as the Assistant County agent in charge of 4-H work.

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