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The Ledger and Times, March 28, 1958

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Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Communtty Newspaper Largest First... Circulation In with The City Local News Largest • Circulation In and The County Local Pictures Afternoon, March 28, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 75 United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Daily Paper Receives Will Mac Jones Resigns Job Carload Of American As Made Newsprint Combs Willing To • ' Join Firm Times to- Coach To Drug The Ledger and day received the largest car- the fields of load shipment of news- Will Mac Jones. sen of Mr e is in rhysies and general print in the history of the and Wry. Carles .Jores of Murray, chore: Post Carloads :4i. Top M uri ay. For the city of Try ccach his resigned as football coach mieree, he helped football team and ually about twenty tons, • 1-nien City Hist' Sehool at j nice varsi y was also however the car recei.ed and Uniun City. Tennessee to accept he'-varray.' 1Sfr.• Jones primary. A: weighed in at FRANKFS)RT, Mar. 28 ItS— in tit: Democratic :he Wyear Lab- l track' ccarh Last year he was (unleaded today e en:sit:en wi.h Bert T. Combs, the f enter °met that I'm: he was alensted with Louisiana. I iy bnckfield coach: twenty-five tons. el etrs'e, in Menree, whisee guber- he anti-Chandler fieti n head- .,,_'Mr Jones aiso. 'skid today The daily paper also set of Appeas judge with ed by thee-Gov. Lawrence W. A story en his noignation from ' hr: y -1e who gradua ed another first, by using t h e natcrial prirnery battle Wetherby a n d Sen. Earle C.' - :eh( ol appeared in ray S ate College with first American made new3- nsw - Gas'. A. B. Chandler- in Cfernents, the 'Union City Daiiy Messenger a B. S. degree maj.r:ng in bio- print ever used in 1"-te. county. 1955 was one of the most hard- Combs is a reintive of Man- Plea is being reps-in ed below. logy in 1955, was recently ac- The Ledger -:.-assd Times has fough: in years, said Thursday try again in etheretern, Clay' County but has jus too geocl an offer cepted he a National Science been using 'newsprint made he as willing to "It was :Seed in Prestendleurg Once 1938. dcwn." (leech Will Mac Feundatien schclarrhip at Mur- Py Canadian newsprint mills, torn He is a graduate of Cumberland has /aught five class- ray. Pe said, however, it was (IA now will receive news- •1' -es who College and heaths a law degree and helped cersch football and to soon to know whether she print made in 'America. The e tram the Unletereity of Ken- rack fur .hc part -two. years v suld be eb.e .o accept it or car unloaded to'lxy c a rn e tucky. a! ''Unlen CI y ;Ugh -school, said not." from Mobile. Alabama. The He served in the Army dur- when he announced that Will Mac was born in Murray next carltad shipment will .cei) ing World War H as chief of tyse has aecepted a position with and at.enc eel Llsrray H.rh school come from Arkansas from a the. snvessegesing sec.ion of the 1 :fEr Wye h Laboratories in Mon- where he was a star feotball new rewsprint mill now in the islear -nets Department in the ree. La._ pleyer. He also attended the process of being con- and Pbrainpines. Jenes will er.0 his Uniessostly if Kentucky s' ruc.ed. -C ;act He st rved has city attorney Fraiay and Murray Slate College. the newsprint for• terchreg career this Whereas nesau rg and ournmon- Navy bomber on the mudflatS Mon- He is married to the former .4 Pees. ALIVE—Faye men escaped death in crash of this U. S. wi I leave Union City on msrly ,wed by the daily pao- All FIVE OUT and debris of the crash is Miss Litt an Smi.h sf Browns- %veleta's attorney of Floyd Calif.. airport. Smoke pours from the burning wreckage eay. Emp'eyed -as .a pharmaceu- er was made of Canadian near Oakland. (intensationat Sosindprioto)4e. tie. Tennessee sine ,hey have (Continued on Page Two) ' The patrol bomber bit the dust after takeoff. tical salesman, Mr. Jones will spruce, the new newsprint is scattered fax and wide. en. first attend a two-week training son, Gregg. made of southern slash pine. course—Tat- Memphis. -Fret Then It will be whiter in color and will study fur another six weeks stronger. FFA District Hazel Church in We nree befcre taking over Peoples Bank Readers will notice the dif the sales territory at Monroe. ference in the paper today, Flight "Mrs. Rises, whe oegan cach- since some of the new car- As English Die and juni,r 18 ing bielegy printing Daylo Be Plans Revival load was used in the school last Gain Noted In a: Union City High of teeay's paper. -- year. will rernan In Unien City Tee dilly paper has been A spr -ng revival is planned at .o fresh out he reheat year. of newsprint 3 a carload buyer T. Combs Hel April firm very fonuna'e Bert the Hertel Baptist Church "I feel I am Publication since it was first published Broken e my teeehng career — -- Pattern in starting 1947, and even sri June 16, 1959. Future Union City and I have en- noburg Approximately 600 in Hank. Iscatel on as a weekly paper prior to The 48-year-said Prest• mihtite of it. It The Feopees Farmers of America. represent- !)Ed miery (hot time. attorney issued a etaternent here !ht. C-124 GI% bernaeter :hs Northwest cernsr t h e ing 23 Purchass FFA chapters, BRIDGMORT, Tex IP —A ng has riven me the opportunity of news- ed he would make Bate, Uah, e tin equere, gained 218 places The current price that .nclicat will meet at Murray Slate Col- traffic c,ritrol efilactal said today fr m Hill Air Force to work velth boys and girls, unless a : stark:gig arr. eng the 4200 print is .675 cents per pound. the race for sr:venter April 3. for their Paa-ce planes ap- Ir. three shard 'tie Ce190 remethine sfehave alt. ays wanted lege, Thursday 'net two A.'.r the United or $135.00 per ton. bo ter anti - adenrinisitraeloin can- F sena, 3:sea.: t rc m On rewell het I hate reed% ele an largest banks is annual Purchase District FFA parently broke E etet patterns; te de. didate puts in a bid sn t Is e At- F rite Base, F -rt Worth, the Wyeth Labora- Day, according,to William Cherry, jent bedore they n lied in the offer from D:mocretic primary. Tex. that . I feel I just cannot- Popkinssille, area supervisor of a.r. Laing 18 'men. r'es The statement was brief and Inv cei '.gsal ors ste.d the peleti ern elown and be fair to my Calloway Girl Is I ecalicnal agricalute. - • The p'anes druid have been sum/wt. It read: were flying %treaty. Mr. Jones These Future Farrnere will "emelted" on a th a.arid fee; s.nparently family and myself," Named To Tren Interested in the 'he time, "I'm. sharply par.icipa'e in public and., im- at the raiment they l'iLratraitn vieibility at said teday. over ape.rt Of Magazine vemer's race. My friend" promptu speaking, parliamentary each ether, W.V. deepate kg& fag, WaS reported Outetandlng Teethe, Board se-Awned into the si ate eivAlki not be surpres- and farm ng achieve- • five enitee—net enough to se- Scheel Superintendent J: -C. pie:cc/ere, Fox, head ef the Civil Aerienu- Dunne id if I Imp in en them saMe- by lase rurnents. Macideni said today, "V.e have Ptalsdelltlha — M:ss ment asiNtesta Winner-3 -will be hes A_Arszastratain's trafte cen- gue,. Dying hope they trill pro- nr:les leiencs teach- Ortense has been chosen as • 'AMP"Nair - selected in each e‘ent. The dis- center, said. When visObinty is three 18e: en eutstanding eeuntry tan rapid mentbee ef the Teen Board of me wati a little trict winners will advance to (hi no riurve% trance., all ant-raft are req er.- He has been making There were J venal TT13gazine, accord- hem and red s'up and a ktot of state contes s scheduled during ea fay an snetrum erns' the Tort sIrtees in this field as was alarm to Ma2115 Gertrude I:neaten. plain Wk. 'he 20th annual Kentucky FFA W rtti Weather Bureau s a ; d evidenced when he received a ing The Farmer's Wife "We.. people, hove a big Cenvereicn in Louisville, June 4- nosy al* assigned a specific al- Natienal Science Foundation editor of the publication. hausecleaning jab to do in 8. titude at which oCy so as to .chc7arsh!p at Murray last sum- seatien of Rev. Outland dough- Funisfers. I wan: to talk about Purchase district officers in mer" Mr. Maddox said arrange- Miss Gingen, 15. is the prevent a colliCeits. 'Jmebody olive . men r are .beant made to continue sr of Mr. and Mrs. Le in Gm- Is av to do that jab. If a charge et the meeting are: Bob Fox maid in Feet W retie that can, Mr. Jenest c'asres. 'an tete: Live near Murray. Sbe ease can de it better than I Sect' Fulpham, president; Sid- Gli be/Master was supposed Cherry Corner khe Re.. B. R. Winchester ''Mr. ..1. rico came to Union ss one of 100 OlYtoaruing teen- then I'm for Is m; etherwiee. Peri rev Easley. Sedalia. %ice presi- a be fleang at 7.000 fete and City in 1956 and during his agers hems throughout t h e it Cc nibs." dent; Jerry Chumbler, North Fyang Rexene at 8.000. April 20. Services 30c the April 13 to first yeer, aside fri m teaching estuary who compner thie tomtits was the adminieetrstion Marshall. secretary. Dwain Tay- said he'd at 10:30 a. m. and Evangelist Wisnesses to the crash will be group. cansendate for the Democratic lor. Hazel. treasurer; Donald be m each day. z nedher plane appeared to- 7:30 p. The 100 girls selected each re- miming n for nay ernor three Terry, Carlisle Coun y, reprorier B. R. Winchester will be serer higher than 5,000 feet when Rev. H. Coen 0oran year serve as a souriling boa rd years ago. He was defeated by and Dale Reeves, Lone Oak. Corner Baptist an the evangelist. 'Rev. M M. tergent The Cherry they collided underneath Homemaker Seems (-Wong 1957 and now (Continued on Page Two) Chandler by about 18,000 votes towel. the church. Church will hold their spring encase. Hampton is pastor of 7 to April 13 largest in size, revival from April x said neither pike had ra- ranks as 4187 services each night at 7:30. BIRDS. JAILED or with 4405 place at the wi:h deed the Bredigen rt naviga.tien STOLE Committee nmared W. Outland will be the 1958. Jahn rid.,. !tali',n that they wce ALIsIWICK, England ih — John end of evangelist. He is the on •if Mr. bank report'ed ci eposi sts atrane nii Mehl- instructiones. SWordy, 27-year old laborer, was The 31, he added, they may jailed for a year for stealing his of $5.458.948 an December Orderly However, Zoning Permits - Holds Meet T.. gain %yes revealed in e et have been able to get a. mother's. pet parakeets and sell I5157. beer 1f:1.3 nnual rail call of the clear radio channel boteause them for $8.40 refer the SOAP ring t h e natscei (Continued on Page Two) money. The executive c ingeraitee af largect the (aunty Homeneakere C.:03 wit s is s ehed today by !he 58 39 met, at the ex'ension offce en Am_ ..- in Banker of, New Expansion Of The City Tuesday, M.froh 25 to disc-• Y ,:'3de newspaper of Bridges w r k :1? s s bursin ens. There are in gerages. and shops adjoining res- Rotary Can Help Build latano r the ZONING AND EXISTING USES: and structure and changes ; 1 banks in the United areas, and residences Hsmernakers Clubs in 'a c e, The purpose of a zoning ordi- existing use of land and struc- idential ix a es teneer the efficient operation of ing year. nance is to give :he people of the tures may occur. H. Glen D-T.in is president of ci o mercial establishments. Brotherhood Says Speaker The f fttlowing mere` city a. method of determining a The ordinance will establish VSER Of les Peeples Bank. priseent Mrs. Raeh,-, A m pattern in which the orderly requirements fur minimum lot Many modern zoning ordi- esurey presselt. . greireh of the city may take area, front, side and rear yard nances prohibit new residences last night. and establish Studies have 48 "The most pressing problem liTmer Catlets vice - prendent; place. The normal result of widths and deaths; In industrial zenes. 25 the primary jobs of today in our civilization. is ."One of Mrs. Lean Adams, secretary and DEGREES PRESENTED growth is that both new con- areas of the city that may be shown that,when residences are he said. "is to learning hew to live toge'her" Rotary today," t reanu rer; Mrs. Ocus 13edevell, struction and changes in the uses UFCCI for residences, business. and aiiewed in industrial zones, it bridges to brother- I•w FAB Webb Feints; A director of Rota- build better 4-H leader; Mrts. Wayne Hardie. CAMBRIDGE. England 1,1 1 — of those buildings that exist industry. At present, these dif- creates stem housing areas and ry International told a combined hood." road:rig chit irmarl; Mrs. -Ite mean Cambridge Univereity said it will takes place. The ordinance then ferent types c f uses are mixed up reduces the value of :he property cis Ingrisdient century. he told stores. meeting of the Murray. Mayfield The current Da rneN, publ loirty .mon; Mrs. present Doctor of Laws degrees will influence how uses of land all °over the city and for industrial use Numerous the large genie of Rotarians. was .and Benton -Rotary Clubs last E niter Outland, health, a. n d-Julie 5 to United Nations Secre- (Continued on pugl Two)_ great century of nighl at the Welnenn Club tittle& as a Mrs.' Darlene Weather, home tary-General Dag Hammarskjold _ %TEX However ,it has been Meuse. progress, agent. s and Dean Acheson, former U.S. -greatest Wesadzy a a 0Entury of confusion. Sortie Mr. Flinn, whose home is In (Continued on Page Two) .senetary of state. Murray Training development fine things have Come out of Rev. John W. Outland Bell Buckle, Tenneesee. addressed In 11 pars! this century. he continued, which School Co-Champion the Inter-city meeting at 8:30 W. P. Outland who hate extended hope, one of Festival steet and Mrs. - - - tin Debate now live near the church build- 'Which is -Rotary • . Fel- Mr, ing itself. Larry Woodall In In describing Rotary. The Murray Training School he has heard 69 0. _I Bro. Outland formerly. e Exercise lin fold the group, ' Abounds and Paducah Tilgham debate Fleet a pastor at the Fredonia Belem it called an ideal or crusade. County teams w e r e. selected as co- h i c h in Church slit Fredonia. Kereuck, "The word influence. w champions yesterday at the CAMP LEJUNE. N. C. — something which comes SIZE Trenton, Kentucky Paris, Ten- means 'peach fee:ival held at Murray Marin, Pfc. Larry W. W. all, which Is nesee, Tullahoma. Tennessee and down out of the stars State College according to an 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenton sti of n (Continued on Page Two) announcement by . Joe Erwin, Suds i• e. , it gencies., `je the Dapderiek Baptist Church Publicity Director • for 'Murray !eking part in a major Atlantic at •Knoxville. Tennessee. State College. exercise 0 / f Production - - -- Rev. R. T. Burpoe. the pastor Fleet arrateibt us Bach 0:her schools enteirng debate of North Oaralina with (Special to the 'Ledger I, Times) Jistriets arm special districts. and the congregation extend an the mast To Be On Radio teams were: Ballard Memorial, Dalai-int hem Mar. 20 - A In Callow-ay County. according invitation to the public to attend. the 2nd Marine NEW YORK. Caldwell County. Hopkinsville. arredertake'n by the •i. the survey, there are;seven Conn LeJeurve. The, Passion According to St. special study Sedalia. Trigg County and Lone to train of Commerce. gevernmente in operation at the The exercise. dessened John by Johann Sebastian Bach U. S. Department Oak. stern amphib- the entire country. present time the Marlties in rre will be presented on the local covering The topic of debate was. "Re- underway 'in Calloway County They consist of the county iiers warfare, get local radio station at 12:30 p.m. shows that solve That U. S. Fereign. Aid I system government itself as well as Weather Mairesto 13 when the Leather- on Palm Sunday, in place of the there is a more involved. Should Be Increased." Both exists in those c1.11 three municipalities, two neck* boarded Felipe at Norfolk. regular "Sunday Symphony" of government than Mangy Training and Tilgham school districts and one special Report Va., Mere:head oily, mr., and feature.. The program is con- most counties. were undefeated. The Training are more units. district. Sy UNITED PRESS Viequee. Meets, Rico. ducted -by Dr. Charles Farmer. Locally, there School affirmative team was the af- In terms of population, there Fon:easing - pert mine ry I rid - It is a time honored custom to of government to handle B. Chandler signs into law a legislative cempesed of Jimmy Thompson in promos are the equivalent of 3.8s units of Governor A. riga by helicopter. t h e main present a performance of one of fairs of ;he public, the $8400-a- and Charles Byers. the negative outhweet Kentitcky — Mostly in the county per enactment requiring the state to pay all amphibious anairit kandeng was of Bach on tion to population, than are to be government Martin Tracy and Ralph, today and tonight. High the great Passions salary of Circuit Judges. (Heretofore, the coun- team of cloudy • Ma ries 22 en 0nets nv found elsewhere. 10.000 people. year Saturday in mid 50s. triad e this day in clUes throughout the Looking on (left to right) Oh', Cr' today and will The national study, called the This is more than the propor- ties have contributed $900.) team in- ket with rain be- ritNICel, NC. The. exerciee world. The work will be on re- Paducah's affirmative Saturday cloudy is tion in most counties in the East Harry Lee Waterfield; Rep. Ed Kubale, ce ;me to an end March 31 after cording by the famed Robert 1957 Census of Governments, Lieut. Gov. cluded John Williams and Dale ginning early In morning. 1952. South Centrial States, • fhe- aVer- push the bill through the a week of operatiens astrisre. Shaw Chorale and the Collegiate the first of its kind since Jr., of Danville, who helped Jennings. John Hamlet and Bob business being 2.3 governments for of Speed. &vernal mobitite:a and Chorale. Robert Shaw conducting It shows that the public age House of Representatives; Rep. Robert L. Gullette Fabry was the negative team. Some 5:30 a.m. temperatures: by every 10,000 people. In the State lone 1061 the use i,1 at frac wean ins are and will he sung in English. is'- conducted • only partially Nicholasville, author of the bill; Senator George Over- Paudcah was coached by. Mrs. R. Bowling Green 43, Paducals 36, town- of Kentucky.. it is 2.7 per 10,000. tec'ent seroseed by ! h e 30.004 Some of the soleists are Blanche county, municipality and bey, of Murray, who handled the measure in the Sen- M. Miller of Murray and Murray Covington 38. .11opkinsellto43,: More than half Throughput the country, the -MailiTiee, 10.000 Sailors, 60 ships Thebom. mezzo-soprano; Mack ship governments. Eblen of Frankfort, secretary of the Training Sehool by Mrs. Lillian Louisville 42, Lexington 41 and in the report reveals, there are now ate; and Amos end 280 aircraft baking part ifi Harrel, baritone; Adele Addison, /he units of government Lowry. London 15. • (Continued on Page Two State Judicial Council. io and others. United States lode), are school . Evansville, Ind., 40. the uperatn. soprano, a

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ii 41 FRIDA FRIDAY - MARCH 28, 1958 LEDGER & TIM - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MI/ PAGE TWO Calloway .. . LERTIF CATE OF LIMITED Murray Hospital j PAPTNERSHiP Zoning... & TIMES 4Radio Phone Rotary... (Continued from Page One) THE LEDGER department kre wn Thursday's complete record fol- for then teen A TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc being desire Pilay's Room." Miss PUBLISHED by LEDGER The unders,gried. (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) lows: as "Up in Conseiniat.on of the Murras Ledger. •fhe Callov.•ay Times, and The a limited.par ner- together in 35 Twela Pifer is editor of this and the West Kentuckian:January us. of forming Stymie causes things to happen to men, houses crowded cliese Cerusus Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, under the provisions of ay• of Rot- area leave industry 65 populae feature. ehe b a r d. 1, 1942. hip is :he better definition an industrial Adult Beds i Chapter 362 of the Kentucky . continued. no choice bele to look elsewhere Emergency Beds 30 helps provide story ideas, re- ly make ary," he in mem- 0 JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBL.SHER n ev ned -State,tu do hol The Rotary is an influence, he said. for development 'stand expansion Patients Admitted 0 ports on what's new • ,he following Cerlifi- Husband 0 bers.' sabsoots and c....mmunities. to reject any Adverusinv Letters to the Editor, id sign It is something which enables sites. Patients Dismissed We reserve the right for that purpose: table with The city now has little area in- 0 Several 1957 Teen Board mem- Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best. _ete men to sit down at a New Citizens or SMITH that is Tuesday fearaired in the interest of 'our readers. By MERRIMAN one another, even though they side its corpoprate limits Patients admitted from bers have tom The Twice of the partnership Preto Staff Correspondent Rotary makes no: already subdivided into lots 2:30 p. m. to Thursday 9:00 a. m. magazine, and one appeared on WITNEER CO., I36S United might be enemies. NATIONAL. • ftEPRESENTATIVESe. WALLACE "Truck Equipment WASHINGTON 119 -Hod for look on his business as which are recorded in the deed Mrs, Willie Dixon and baby jibe cloven of the natnetal farm Tenn: -200 Park- Ave., Nevi Yerk: 307 N. &twin- ••""t'• be the a man Monroe, Memelue, Sales." the hir•: men. vs Only a !met- up new avenues of books at the county court clerk's girl. Rt. 1; Mrs. Robert Lee Dot- publication. san Ave., rticago; 80 Et'olyeton St., Soston. opentpg . II ter of terve Were rour wife sereice. I: Makes him conscious office. The lots which are re- son and baby boy; Hardin; James Teen Board members are as of the business down to be "lots of Oat- which He the Post Office, alurray,. Kentacky, for lrenemiesion The character to neighbor. and shrinks the corded are defined D. George, Hardin; Master selected by Farm Journal. Entered at partner- leln be able track Y!°° of his Second Class Matter to be transacted by the -size recto telephone. around ;he globe, record" and as such cannot be man Farley. 213 Woodland; Miss hiss a national readershnoof and P elan distances ship shall be the selling from gertwatent.rv sci- of Rotary began at required to be altered, to meet Nancy Carol Hays, Rt. 6; Master m.:re than 3.500,000 subecribing SUBSCRIPTION RATES; By Carrier in Murray, aer week 2ue, per new Gleaned The ideals Unitec else- trading of trucks and buses. reps: ts. thIsit of hir.g 1 in , Mr. the minimum lot area require- Gene R. White, 2816 Alabama The girls are clhosen month 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; af entine Club Number fannies. .1 Herb , _and used, and the supplying !naybeakeppersing come 1970-- continued. Although its ments of the zoning ordinance. If St., Paducah; Mrs. Charles R. on the basis of leadership in where, $3.50. associated Follin about hi par:s and equipment maybe sre. aims were limited at that time, such a lot has a building on it Hendrickson, Rt. 2, Benton; Hae 4-4-1 Club and Future Heme- 28, 1958 It's noth FRIDAY - -- MARCH to tracks and buses. Joe Steak. on his waY h'ecQe its purposes widened as it spread which is nearer the street, the B. Dixon, Golden Pond; Mrs. rnakens work, and other rural • • III stops_in members in over 10,- side, or rear, lot lines than is al- Nelson Compton, Rt. 1. Model, way rive: tram rho office. the to 500.000 cernimunity programs. about his The location of the principle tavern to hoist a 000 club's over the world. lowed by the zoning ordinance, Tenn.; Master Jimmy Dale Eld- 9(01cent:ore at Murray High be in the neghb_rheod A The Cl place of business shad Defer.: jedeiteli h e Ettle The primary duty of Rotary such a building may conenue to ridge; Rt, 5; Miss Kathy Jayne Schiele Mies Grogan is a mem- •Calloway Coup- few how- out king etty of Murray, the /eels, La :he he said, -is to build better be used. If such buildings, Ford, 425 W. 8th., Benton; Miss the 4-H Club, F.HA., BIBLE THOUGHT FOR South 4th evew.trian:nen aettesi.rn today, ber cd last seas( .y.- Kentucky, at 303 bridges of bro:herhood." "It is ever, should burn or be torn Ruby Christine Jackson, Rt. 1, the esthete paper staff, band and Street. Additional branches or continued. He down, the owner could apply for Tenn.; Mrs. Lowell Out- and hurt Joe is on his fourth cup of our challenge," he Model, Pep Band. sprim places of busiiiese may from time neat large group of a building permit to rebuild, land, Rt. 5, Murray. of Humble yourselves in the sight ,of the cheer when a gadget in his reminded the Active in church work, she turned ix to time be opened by the that getting et en though his lot was too dismissed' from March erne pecket buzzes two longs and a Rotarians present. Patients has won 11 county champion- forma nce for the -conduct and men, is small to meet the zoning require- 1.958 to March 27, 1958. Lore anad He sha!I you up. James se:10. aar.nerstup shert. Mournf.sIIy. Joe fir4oes along with our fellow 25, eteas in 4-H _and many district 7 dians del .• ' expansion ef its business. like a sena& so- not a new problem, but an old ments. Miss Fran Key, Rt. 1; Charles was alien winner of IV out what leoks does not hone is. Sissj 13-7. Ca tranasJor radio one. A zoning ordinance Sawyer, 1040 Miller; Miss Kathy D.A.R. eSsay contest. Really great men are=-IiniVersally intalest; shall be corn- coiled "packet" the existing use Cletus a ) predicted The partnership of today: Down through the ages of adversely affect Liles, College Station; Egotists are false fronts. Non et:pales._ • of three paftners, two receiver to become of property. It is designed to Rt. 2, Kirksey; *Connie L. left-hand. .•-• ,()Fed She Checka -up time, man hm: tended Lamb, opening-c eeneral partners. Tommye D. civilized, which is an unnatural help make a better place in Burton, Rt. 1; Charles Sanders, NOT REAL•LOOKING Faye -Taylor, He pansth•es a button and ,Vv- It wa e.- eylar and Anna "Hello?", state for him. Follin said. Civili- which to live and work. A good Box 134; Kirk A. Pool, 807 HOLLYWOOD se - MGM bed Meadow Lane Drive, as f. reti a quaveang well written and ad- and a: but the C tesicung on your lend feet zaaon is an invention of man. ordinance, Olive; Mrs. Bob Overbey some real good ore mined Calloway County, Ken- "Joe, you pull forces are ministered, is an invaluable guide Rt. 1; Mrs. Edward here after enirray that joint and get he continued, and baby girl; Kingman. Ariz., and shipped During h ecky, arid all limited partner. rift* out ptesent to push him back toward the growth and orderlin- Chadwick, 212 No, 12th.; Mrs. in a movie. When it er .FJ !sea, me always for use firing lit ..hn . Torn Tielor. residing on s- urseW ii rrw state. Each genera- ness that we want in our city. Bunk Myers, Rt. 1; Master Larry gave it a • dawn to that saloon to his former arrived, prop men I MPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED :nitre 4. Murray, Calloway 'Corm- Inl c me mien must learn to become civiliz- Through its applicatiori,Iwe can Wayne Roberts, Rt, 1, Dexter; good spraying with gold paint and -drag you Jut. The pot roast city $120,000 :•-. Kentucky. • to ed, through education and must leave our children a better Harvil Theo Milton, Church St., because "it didn't look real." 9 New Cit.. and Gas Bnilding V is gasterg cold a-ed I've got one we inherited. Rt. 2. --" be constantly on guard to protect than the Dover, Mrs. Glen Rogers, 0 to .mather's right,. after •-,-rwer Pint Exparrsien Ol .112:),00 The parasarahip--shalL_-beint f.t his creation of civilization, __ this statement Is -feat he:nee' -iam. I'm not at group esiness .when on the He .pointed out to the whtft Ilanning and Zoning Commission with the Office of :he Clerk the tavern. I'm stand up back in history eàbl$ut. 'BE .ed in Jackeon that civilizations FIVE DAY FORECAST Professional Consultation f the Calloway County Court leas. We're jute creseir.g fen because of the emphasis oil can you be sure I ought to be at our CombS•• • eid publication of this statement Ave., sio the wrung things. Ancient civili- By United Press • made according to la* and se p in about ten minutes.' emphasized the military KENTUCKY - Temperatures 'IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED CeLc at zations eel, e treinue unel terminated Click et her end. - cemmereial_ _aspects of JILL_ from Page One) (luring the five-day period, Sat- only a ea --4Continued .• , provicreci by law. Notwith- Jee's. He Lees and are now ext'nee htrid. Comm'y bet ire bcerig ape toted urday through Wednesday, will Sh Industrial Expansion. ii,e, him t„, the previsions of the „-ay, ,.., that g discovered the de- Gutters. ar.d.ng .No society h to the Cut of Appean by average from four to eight S:dewalks. Curbs. Part- ter anether cup befere he spzents of survival thus far. Ile in He was elect- below normal. Kentucky By I ' A.Ceedtng PiriseraPht the es,aely eapeed.t secret Veetherny 1951. grees _Widened Streets in some areas eenstap etaill ate...enatilla ter- ai me ee, his continued. When a civilization ed e, the remainder uf the up- normal for the period is 52. Only the eioath ..of either Party Line fall. United Continued Home Building. nestle wen On falls, it is the people who exPred term in Nevember 1951 minor day to day changes in ON :Van V. /Venn. diremar of has the power to Rainfall INSIST LAKEL f 141''' Parrr a or UPin any Dr. "Today man but resigned from the aerie to temperature indicated. ager Jac destroy himself for the first r a ce in will average from three-fourths t4/1 isStapendek- enter the governor's Detroit T City Auditorium i C.fa'''rrie""ear't7:Icht,T2r nitferaeent: oirn pane lveards,.N arLdre,.21 pEttinr„,a.:!:e ( time," Fut:in told- his audience. 1955. - to one Inch Saturday and Sun- GENUINE CAT A pie-Jae-es of all or funeete In a New York improve his civili- at the Al - ar- etzehip. into the Man must Chandler eald he had no com- day. REPLACURfNT PACTS if they cr zation and must also protect it, ment to make Lin - the'antexinee- Protect your esuirxrent and your pitcher a . • nt tilei'l tf:Ahltitaerrtnc7nta .ixletr'Per.s4'ss :-esbn sP‘r.-..!%.4.7h7of Ass.o!2"len Pr-7';cis edirrinh....7-•teP rrpg.za he continued. mere treat Ocentas is in'erte ci .,w e. was new Profits •irls genuire CAT ports infielder. 1 ehaet be considered_ an abssduee Linn. He need a Global dietances have been cut gover- LEADERS ...,) deagn small inan_ in making the race tor 809K DEMAND INCREASES (corn Wtoayne Supp:y. He ads CROOKED UNION .ransfer fur the purposes . of this 4;ta.e to a great extent today, and nor. radio aeabei, md..., eaeve„nee.... to LONDON tr - Moscow thins out • ,iswis:•.n il,d as prohibined. The p_ nations now must learn how Lt. Gov. }tarry Lee Wat reported today that the demand of I CATERPILLAR and that • :14.. be name- get along with one another. .o.1.0 leeenenairseep may the field, ate, is being supported by for books by American authors - •••••••••• .4. trouble i ;Weift at `Any Lme in any man- tranerrai°Due' issitu e chral'Ilr4nels.ednu'nber .a party leollin said. They no longer have for g•verner in 1959, is increasing every year in Rust probe committee members have _filed a pre-. - them- Chandler four rev ENATE ••r• p- tided in Chapter 362 ad arse' • type , ringing large distances between said, tI'm 8csr all at them run- sae The broadcast sail' more between la- '" sc.en- their neighbors, and . long per: uti:ch inclicales collusion •_rie Kentucky Revised Statute. tont be neces-ary. Asten's selves and n.ng." than 4,000.000 books by Ameri- But he S yi fearble isolation is no longer possible, leader . •re liNrs,as one of the worst eats say thts is aalirely In an..ther pulitiail develop- can authors were published in • about th bur shall eon- develcament of t ii c he said. "We must accept this that dishonest labor The limited partner and that merle Thursday, the:Rowan Russia during the last three his two a,buses z. 1.1... Also S15.000 00 to radio telepb ale is un- n'cw concept." , • mil- -ranee the sum of pertable Counry News pubeshed a report months of 1957 -the she 'leaders in ,t ,c uninns •.-..g..teci have stolen ten partnership. which -contra- der research lit several outurnere "The jealous spirit of national- -he that the world that Morehead State ,College - Billy Mai unto:. retnitotarre in less than ten years. nueon shan consist of: cnel laboratories. , ization denies Dr. Actron Deren is lion dOii4lc trim man has 'changed." Follin President stop Hai 1 Net assets of John Torn Tay- While the pecekt - :slide has and being urged to run Ow t is e field. iive dollars for each member of of this date as a partner In ea take stripe. Bureau of said. This theft represeens . r as yet that we observe Denvxmatc re mniancon for gov- "I w is Saees'• go* a, ictvialists ane ipate He urged five unions, anu tvrite the dishonesty of these • Truck Ineuipment. Standards. of ernor M 1959. the rest thes it win be ateeta the e of holidays of peace, instead SCOTT DRUG CO. . reflect on the 'integrIty of genera; Panzbe:43-ix holidays for war. Let -Sentiment in powerful places ff that Bills leadels does, not necessarily hereoy %Cd. teday's pecket auk ) receiver: It *observing for Dr. it has us think in terms of peace, is apparently devel "ping through," ether Ialior leaders the committee dees point out 2. The balann in cash. wee be p wered by •IIV2t; bat- Tkran to make the race f ,r gev- "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" rely transist,nzea instead of war, he continued. any-.of the giant unions, such as the auto VII ties. c _mple ernor." the paper reported. , not in.estigated partners shall aund prubsibb use Fm He told the group that al- Detroit gereral of However. Doran said he would and steei worsers unions. sum of S15.000.00 though we are a nation Corner at 4th & Main Phone 433 team on - reel:etc 're people go to tient make the rate. adding "I'm . • •.--, ;.:-.: 7,,,r1lip. which en- abundance, many ing the Congress nits made, haste slowly in passing laws to seep at night still cold and hmenn in my present petition effort te industry has operated r..o'C'' :1.,11°-1 "IA.°' 4 $7.5(A).- hungry. ,and feel that my best efforts General I - regulate lis!tiort unions although - - .-. ' -Our challenge is to produce ski a7d be in the lied of higher even tu !early days of the New '. . 3'...•:. .. .."a- - t .F, ef each of the in straight-jack-ets ever since the . . County •• • prosperity based on peace." he ;ducat-en for whch my expert- League. .0 ()I' labor union: have , • -!.7... ;.-.r•n ers as of this date training have prepare De..i. I ne rt as-in .is that members 'Sales" a continued. "Prosperity of war ince and unsuccest z ri -;Tr :A Ereeprrent death and de- eel me. oietoecu regulatione which are obnoxious to their leaders hereby clue is presperity of A deals. ....!.:. ;or:nee:hie (Continued from Page One) audience. "I ant not interested in the .alreost saper-human faith. le.dies from struction," he told his in wtiorn they seem to have • , cal 102.279 -governing He concluded his address by pat einganda and 'peculate" in Don't Give Up "We'll lir cash. a.urey level down. Included are bif In eleng the Rotarians -that we in the a infra...ton sur- in our • be that reve1ation.4 being made by. the Senate ! 2 T:''' aner 456 ache endistrien and 14.- It - Mee' all play a part in, building nernshng the races f r one." M Vi,ItInis -1 'he part- with euthor- must probe •committce w ill cause a change in labor untori f The cantrieti 405 special districts better bridges of lir •sher haod. ,ff.ces in Kentucky. I hope my the tim ukr,•: arc, .n.:cin shall ey over such matters as roads, Is Bound To Come towar•is laws designed to proteci“Ar.,- Retary can help and be an in- name will n it be used in such Spring camp, 11 member sei.timent -se conservation, fire protection, a tra. but it is doubtful in view r',.'- - macit "P•'n !''h • !LingClerk. ''f 'his fluence far the gou-u as the prob- earineatien." them against diAlonest leaders, _tetil•ca e weir •he heusing area the like. live with Every IX of the. govern- lem of learning how to W. E. Crutcher, editor of ths ',1 the soverwheimirig election of James Hoffa by the A simplification z Tiger cl n...-iiiii-ins of the val, with another. rewsera,rer and a strong sup- under federal indict, Th.- ti -a: ,..- !Pi real- process is the he addresg of Mr. of Ray Team-ter's L'ilion at a time he v.as ..:1...,.! pal fler offest to Preceding p -rter and close confidante i g, ei . a ,•.1fi e . hat it will Querter- base. Fi . $20,000.- county Fe ::in. President John Chindler, said. -there * more ment. . l‘na.: aleini. 'pc At ices. serne even- the costs of and 4 Martin .aperetitese. There mouserecegnized the officers to. the story of Dr. Doran beer,/ • ------and municipal . of the two visiting third. A About the only liope that labor unions will ever de I'°" x has been deflnite prgress members is a me a far governor tharf meets clubs.. eismer Pogue was in.ro- the eye. in centc with crookcd leaders is a revolution from v.-itnin. The i The business and affairs of the this directien in recent years. in left • and ciuced as a new Rotarian in the "He has little to say, but we ... long since accepted the ., ';,1" r,. is ,sr' .•, oe managed chiefly ahreugh the elimination 1 catchc a‘erstae rrterni,cr of a Union has general part- of'many school Murray club. knew he is being seundel out c' 'taus ed by he or consolidatien aropeeitian teal the itiriustry which provides him. and districts. On the ether hand. .he oy erne raft outstanctng folks Party." There his iamiii t‘ith sail nnetne is his enemy instead of his ".1- xi number id special custricts has in the Derneceatie last yea ,T5 shalt keep not enough to nullify Doran. 48, is a r.ative a it tent!, iii,o :fiat union leaders and their corps of highly ! rv-.1, gcn.ili ,iarn raen. but It. Boor ''tree •he ;Theo) district decrease. Geavta C•unty, and was ;vete The Sup is Sure to Shine!! - union- dues, are :' '! . b'' k'' ''f acc''"?... 18 Die.•• with ox .. paid here' is t• on eel their support from .I.• ,fliee of. :he The number of governments in representative Ler, four terrine. bat • lif• state runs their greati_•st •i *hal re- the C-salted States, as a -result is • He was meeker the 1955 FORD 2-dr. A Kentucky local car. $895. . ing a f.. tee.. .•: wt.ct• en.s 12 - percent !ewer .han it was five (Continued from Page One) FT:ruse of lieserteeentatives in a. P shifted -Politicians ray._ '-air. to- induce labor union: s entre.: ;:rt p. .t•cirs acme ,eher pk•ne Inas h a v e 1950. 1955 CHEVY 4-dr. V-8 Power Glide, ope owner. per.: er ,ha." ha.,e In Calloway 'County, there was been sending at the' tme.' ' 4-4 ine.nlberr, to confidence in them through the low Mileage. k• '•11 '..mt • illee retriall change innhe per- Sea net parties today hunted MINDING THEIR Ws 1957 FORD Custom 300. 4-dr. R & H, orgatiization !labor party, but they are so .familiar • . - eon. The number of uni's has fer ''he' 18th body, Seventeen s CROWN PANT, Ind. 1955 FORD 4-dr. Fairlane .Ford-O-Matic and pow- with .the soiii,4:nes' in England. and othur socialistic • ;d ;XL: ' r.- Jean-increased from six to sedem. were f Kind Thursday aid*, Voters will have to mind thelt cr ;•Ii to - pub- teat eleven -o,f'Sien eicaereet over a Pc'es and especially their irs •: ro !r e -;or crooked .leaders "gliberal .. .T. 1 weer ,..e 200-yard area. when they ballot May 6 for' a 1 - el 4 r •'l' a arch 1954 BUICK Century 4-dr. New tires. Ready! a et''.' r hey te the iitrii- F:ve pelesengers sn the Ce124 Democratic candidate- for sheriff. • a. i ',1n;'-,ar ter shell deem dee;rabe. were hitchhikers - tw.; sailors, Pete- formerly Pitetae Man- 1954. PONTIAC Hardtop. Biggest and the best. 'ft • e • worisnidn i.: n.o fool, lie knovs where omemaker •• • 'two Army men and an' airman, dieh. a steelworker. is running ±1L:. .:L tau. .t._ 511.7 .: :541 ::71 '• ae en. It' .:.cleree ,,) ii-. trig 1.-re‘ail; and. he knows ...... c'.....,2 L.. Beard,- wh _ headed. against pete-Mandich. mayor if p I. • 1.- .. And the , WHEttEoF. invest:pjat rrs, reverted. Gary. Power-Glide arid Straight Shifts. a tett.- ,I•i•Iry is good for him, too. :N WI", NESS from Page Oney .the 1953 CHEVYS, • or,:, and - (Continued ' an .a. l'..e a lead. I- are .)p.sing to have to ••.ve hcrs ,-e• 'ear !Mods Natlenat ffemernede Week car. One of the • .ais thes 21s: stay et' March, 1953 FORD 2-dr., 2-tone green. Ky. a 1 ed -ea. :Pere ..,-0 to do. ' e .1; n keened fr m May 5 • 1952. • re- eeh 9 when a ttri'.,ri wall the amp rtance of Tom Taylor •De coned- te 1953 NASH 1-dr. Local car, 1958 license. „men preigram east ts P.aeleed by I end 1,.r Ks:nen:Laser, in coopers- 1953 PLYMOUTH, ar-le owner, bought new in Mur- Tornelye D. Taylor ' n iseist ince Agr.culearal Ex- ray. Ago Today tt.Anna n Servece P. a c ii county ing, a Ten Years Faye Taylor 1953 FORD hardtop. Nice clean car, 1958 Kentuc- File ub be asked to take part only .2 & Times will in- ky license. riF KENTI'CXY .n this pr--green, Wheel Yankee: , saT .• •lde '1..tnitAL senrcial : good ,solid car. te Bernie. s-reo pr grame and triaseepape.r 1951 DODGE 4-dr. A i . ii• r . : ..! I.' WAY good s 2-dr. R & H. Above average. mark o • 1 1951 CHEVROLET Fn., I J • lanais go! Althc .1 hit Torn Tay:f4. Tomm)e 1951 OLDS 2-dr. Got to the Kaline I 0 bar:re mt ihis Station Wagon. About time! 23 ,f March, 19th. ,n 1949 PLYMOUTH hit 11:13 • to bec Cony. Kentucky. 1946 FORD Pick-trp anyone can use. out fielc 1 •• • • ' ft ( ;11.1 (I to slumpe 'I i ,I ..1 it . 0,:14.•ner thinks PUBLIC. Caaeoway "WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD" • will hi eeteeeky alt comm. hitting eee 19. 19:e , . - Tay'or in 83 "( • r • .1 pee he Corr • Hega , ; ..t,eseteeri l• ttlll Ton,' y e D B . k 3' reare 346 -President Eisenhower greets bow- Sales GREETINGS, EXCELLENCY Lampkins Motor • e esse ''.2y1;,:eil 1958 batted , I , It' I. • •' I • Erhard, West Germany's vice chancellor and a- it, 'ea- :k, ing Dr. Ludwig season, • cf- Arna Faye Tayl-J r a I, et*• economies minister, at the White House..sErhard is in the . .3rd & Maple Phone 519 free- : fiC. Spundphoto) (IA..- Atir't T 1.ri.4 ..* t "I le test «I one. 'r FiT- fUlkot U. 8, for talks with officials. (International : Ur, ;.; • • M 28, Apr. 4-11-18

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LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE‘THREE FRIDAY — MARCH 28, 1958 " ARCH 28, 1958 • • • 'Knights Sweep 1 from Page One) The Ledger& Times Sports Page State Blue And W7i Murray department kris Into Finars Pollyts doom." Mies Press Sports News is editor of this First In Local Sports News * First In United are. i'he bf.a rd Football Next Monday re- be story idoas, Basketball Sports News Today Teams To Clash in mem- s Today's White hat's new s and cominuniiities. Baseball The Murray Knights swept !quarterback post. Marvin Kaiser' t Teen Board mem- into the finals of the Atomic ,ind Gordon Perry, both letter- it•en featured in the Valley Independent -League men, are strong contenders for lid one appeared on Touiriament with an 83-64 tri- the end positions. Bill "tiny', a 4 .1 the natraral farm umph over the Princeton Atoms transfer, is also looking good in the Carr Heal•h Building at the flanker slot. intra-squad games have iard members are Complains Over Sprain last night. The second game Past Score upset favored Hugg, attracted good crowds, and which Herb saw Hardin Farm Journal. readershar.) of 8-10 last year, was 72-70. Murray will meat Hardin is hoped that the weather wil. :Gnat batters and didn't allow a hit. Stobbs, subrscb.ng By FRED DOWN homer by Don in the finals Mcnday night. not h'nder the crowd. If tho 3.500,000 10 innings of Grapefruit touched for a ' United Preei Sports Writer In other Murray jumped into an 11-1 weather prohibits the playing of le girls are dhosen he's allowed sev- Blasingame and only one 1 Herb Score still complains League hurling, advantage but fell behind to the game tonight, will be post- is of leadership in Out 10 bat- hit in six innings in the Wash- about his sprained ankle. but en hits and struck trail - by one point, 16-15, as poned until Saturday. If bad and Future Home- ing( n tSenatyrs' 2-1 decision over it's nothing compared to the ters. Princeton fought back. ThP weather again interferes, the , rk, and other rural Make Bids the St. "Louis Cardinals. way rival hitters are complaining Others Knights led by five points at game will be cancelled. programs. of the Philadel- about his blinding speed. ' Jack Sanford The rallied the intermission, 44-39. Murray The Blue squad is composed sore at Murray FEgh Lawrence The Cleveland Indians' strike- phia Phillies, Brooks for three runs in the ninth increased its lead to nine points cf Ronnie Arendas, guard; Mal- Grogan is a mem- ..edlegs and s out king — sidelined most of of the Cincinnati to beat :he Kansas City A.hletics, in the third stanza and swept colm Ayers, end; Johnny Belco.v. 4-H Club, F.H.A., the Washington last season with an injured eye Chuck Stains of 5-4; the San Farncisco Giants away in .the final canto. tackle; Benny Bradley. halfback band and bids for paper staff, and hurt in the opening week Senators also made clobbered the Baltiniore Orioles, Mike O'Rearclun and Frank Bob Burton, tackle; Cleatus Cagle, assignments with of spring training this year— opening day 19-0, and the ETOston Red Sox Smikoski again led the Knight guards; Corky Carman, fullback; she .1 church work, turned in an overpowering per- strong pitching efforts. shaded the Los Angeles Dodgers, scoring with 26 and 24 poin's Joe Cartwright, fullback; Ab year ll county champi,in- formance Thursday as the In- Sanford, rookie of .the 2-1, in other games. respectively. Brooks added 12. Davis, guard; Charles Ercolin, •H and many district defeated the eroChicgg o Cubs, in the National League as a Akkridge and Frankklin hit for halfback; Carl Feddler, tackle; dians camp news: Del z Was aLs)., winner of promptly I9-game winner last season, Other 1. Captain Ab Davis 13-7. Camp observe Milwaukee Braves 17 and 14 in that order for the Captain Ronnie Babb Dave Holland, end; Jimmy Johtt- 44say contest. yielded two runs •ifillaseven inn- Crandall of the predicted that t e 200-pound Herb score surgery losing Atoms. - son, guard; Marvin Kaiser, end; 1 ings as the Phillies beat the says he may undergo Muria? State College's football ry. ,end: Charles Quertermous, left-hander will he the Indians' Indiana been The Hardin quintet was on Tom )(oiler, guard; Ronnie Lam- , 6-2. Harry on left elbow which has conclude sa weather- tackle; Dale Ray. end; Bill Sch- opening-day -, pitaher. Lawrence allowed one run and the short end of a 24-16 first squad po, center; Wayne Mayes, quar- REAL•LOOKING Anderson and Stan Lopata hit bothering him since June, 1056. session Friday tde, halfback; Jack Short, quar- It was a fee-hitting-igame went seven ouarter score but came back hampered spring terback; Jack Morris, fullback; '00D (I8 — MGM had off 16- three hits as he also Pirates announced that slick- terback; Thcmas Smith; tackle; but the Cubs did all their hitting homers for the Phillies the second quarter to take with its annual intrasquad game Mac Allen Parker. quarterback; ore mined at innings in the Redlegs' 9-1 romp fielding second - baseman Bill Dick Stout, halfback; Bill Taylor, good after score left the .},mound.'game winner Dick Donovan but the lead, 37-36, at the halfway at Cutchin Stadium. Coach Jim Ralph Ruggeri°, end; Lee Smith, kriz., and shipped here over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mazeioski will be released from center; Richard Yarbro, fullback During his four innings on the Bob Keegan blanked the National mark. Culli (vggis has announced the tena- center; Bob Toon, halfback; Bill a movie. When it frames. Yank, Rally the Army April 5. and Terry Williams, fullback. firing line, Herb whiffed five Leaguers for the last five Hardin picked up a three- tive .°111ue" and "White" teams Unyi, end; Dick Vincek, halfback rep men gave it a point lead in the third stanza, for the contest which is schedul- asd Wade Wearren, tackle. paint ring with gold 54-51. Hugg fought to a tie ed for eight p.m. didn't look real." 4! : in the final period but the Ronnie Babb, halfback: Jim Bar- SPORTS The squad has been divided Hardin- quintet again moved ton, tiTIThaack; Henry Carlton, as evenly as possible, reports -away in the final seconds and guard; Jimmy Chapman, guard; h a substitute Cullivan, with each teem headed Believe Detreit-Hasloed' time ran out before Hugg could Steve Emerson, tenter; Wade PARADE by one of the recently elected To Enter get off a shot. Harper, quarterback; Eldon Hea- you be sure OSCAR FRALEY co-captains, Ronnie Babb and By Four members of the Hardin thcott, tackle; Killie Hickerson. Sports Writer Ab Davis. Babb, a halfback from United Press squad scored in figures guard; Charles Hina, guard; IT — Paul An- Mayfield, will captain the White NEW YORK led by Miller with 16. John George Karanavas, halfback; Wn strongest man in team and Davis, a guard from dereon-,; the Powless paved the way for Hugg halfback; Dick Mead- At AmeritagliFlag the Blue team. Matthews, Shot has sh:f.ed from the Oovington, the world, with 24 points. or, end; George Morozowsky, military press to the bodx, press . The coaches will watch the PETERSEN of the best defensive Hugg meets t h e Princeton center; Jim Munn: end; Kenn By LEO H. if you listen close& ,you contest from the stands, but the business. 'and Atoms in the consolation game McNeely, halfback; Gordon Per- in bones crack- communications will be set up United Press Sports Writer Strong Bench can hear opponents' Monday night. ing all the way from California. between the coaches and the INSIST ON LAKELAND, Fla. tr Man- The only infield reserve spot First Caine Anderson is the softaspeaking field. Last year's co-captains, ager Jack Tighe believes the set is at first where Gail Harris, Murray 15 44 55 83 .i 355-pounder win) won the Olym- Jere Stripling and Jim Lance, "have a good shot" obtained from the San Francisco Princeton 16 39 56 64 WM CAT weight lifting will be on the field as acting at the pennant will. understudy Boone. i•ic heavyweight Murray(83) IGIIT Giants, LACENIENT PARTS championship at .Melbourne. But coaches. if they can pick up a good relief Unless a' deal is made for a O'Rearden 28, Smikoski 24, a man has to eat, and no cracks Cullivan reports that a spirited reyzec,,ipment ond your pitcher and a high-grade utility utility _infielder. Tighe will have Landolt 5, Peterson 8, Beshear about eating like a horse, so anEl hustling game is on tap alth 'envie* CAT pans' infielder. to go .along with Inman Veal. 6, Dosien 2, Brooks 12. Paul turned to rasslin'. as all players are looking for- Lorne SupP:Y. He admits his pitching depth a good glove man who can't Princeton (64) Results Sam Snead be ac- ward eagerly to the contest. The thins out after his five starters His opponents cannot Akridge 17. Newby 2. Drennon hit. game will .not only give the IRPILLAR and that "we would be in real bench otherwise cused of acting. 4, Hobby 13, Franklin 14, Ladd LAS VEGAS,' Nev. — Slam- The Tigers' players a chance to prove them- 11•••••• 1...••••• el MOMS. Histrionics are, of course, the 4. trouble if we lost any of our is strong. Gus' Zernial, one of 8, Green 4, Behrendt 2. min' Sammy Snead of White first thing a rassler has to mas- selves, but will give the coaching By United Press four regular infielders for any the players obtained in the 13- Second Game Sulphur Springs, W. Va., is the • ter. To be - one of the game's staff and fans some idea of . long period."- man player deal with the Ath- Ilardin 16 37 54 72 LIVERPOOL Eng. — Dick Ti- only one of the 22 eligible golf 48 world champions (one for what to expect next season. But he isn't "the least worried" letics, may platoon with Maxwell Hugg 24 36 51 70 ger,- 156/34, Nigeria, knocked out ttart who has not yet indicated each state) you have to register Two positions that will prob- in the about the eventual success of lin right. Hardin (72) Pat McAteer, 158ta, Birkenhead, that heta‘will compete Tigers rain, rage, indignation, pathos ably receive the most attention $40.000 Tournament his two big spring experiments ex-Kansas Treas 11, Miller 16, Ross 1, Eng.. (9), won British Empire sixth annual • ra Lou Skizas, another unsubtle villainy with more from the coaches are quarterback —the shifting of second baseman and Boggess 11. Barnett 7, York 3, championship. of Champions. All starters are City player who batted in 44 ying for alt., other outfield and end, where graduation took middleweight to short and short- at' stry than Sarah Bernhardt Owens 6, Thompson 10, Nors- guaranteed 11.000 with the win- runs and hit 18 homers is sure its heaviest toll. Last season's K.tienn to center utility posts. ever imagined. worthy 7. ner of the April 24-27 tourna- stop Harvey „ to stick as a utility man for two REVERE, hiof.. — Bob Ber- Holds, Have Little Effect first three ends and first ment receiving $10,000. field. the outfield "big five" of the pitching Hugg (70) dahl. 154, Dorchester, Mass., be can play both The Paul. his early opponents re- quarterbacks are gone, leaving "I wish I was as sure of although he is staff will be Jim Bunning (20-8), Cole 13, Waggoner 4, Hargis knocked out Joe Louis Greene, and third base, port, makes it easy for them. quite a gap to be filled. the rest of the team as 'T am either position. 5, POW less 24, Capps 8, Ford Eli 162, Brooklyn. N.Y. (2). FIFTEEN MAT ENTRIES G CO. no fancy dan at Frank Lary (11-18), Paul Foy- The ordinary holds have little Wade Harper, who played last tlf that Billy and Harvey will come Johnny Groth. Bill Hubbs 10. LONDON 4118 — Fifteen coun- The veteran tack (14-11), Hilly Hoeft (9-11) effect. Put a headlock on his season; Buddy Parker, a transfer; through," he said. Taylor. the ex-Giant, and Jim NEW YORK (Sunny Garden) tries already have accepted in- who was 24-inch neck and try to flip Wayne Mayes, returning after a Active In Trades the former Phillie and Tom Morgan, (9-7) —Mike Colucci, 151, New York, vitations to take part in the Greengrass. h:m across a hip and he merely EXHIBITION BASEBALL year's absence. and Babb, who , are Kartas Ci•y last season. Felix Machado, 154, world wrestling championships at Detroit was the most active and Cineinna' puts his hands on his' knees may be shifted from his halfback outpointect RESULTS (6). Budapest. July 25-28. Phone 433 team on the trading marts dur- and refuses to budge. Then, slot, are contending for the New York ing the off-season and in an when aroused. he lays those effort to get additional help. meathooks on the " ,ffender, hoists MeHale General Johnny Over A him high in the air — and holds At Scottsdale, Ariz. the National Comment turned to No even him there. San. F. (N) 100 000 261-10 14 0 been League. But thus far has "If you're height conscious, it Balti. (A) 000 000 000— 0 4 1 unsuccessful in his attempted sort of gets you." one victim Monzant. Worthington (7) and 44 deals. Rematch For The Title asserted. "You get used to flying Thomas. Loes, Heman (8) and through the air in this racket, Ginsberg. Winning pitcher—Mon- "We'll keep on trying. both — Sugdr hay ait( a fight," and Robin- CHICAGt) cr, ah, sport, but he holds you 7.ant. Losing pitcher — Loess HRs in our league and the other a cold son said "I just can't make any Robinson, suffering from up there and it seems like an —Rodgers (2), Mays. one." McHale said. "Maybe by regained statement about a rematch." .* for 24 hours before he long way time they - start breaking said there awful down when the the world middleweight boxing Robinson, however, At Tucson, To Come will be he finally bangs you to the. Ariz. camp, the other clubs Ba- was "little possibility" for such championship from Carmen mat." Chgo. (N) 000 000 250— 7 8 0 iii a trading mood." with a match in June since. he has silio Tuesday. was treated Anderson has had some 30 Cleve. (A) 000 700 60x-13 14 0 Every starting position on the between rbunds of "agreed on the price range" to antihistamine matches but still trains three Phillips. Schaffernoth (4), Fudge Tiger club is set. Thurs- appear in a maVie to be made the right, it was learned. hours every morning. (7). Littlefield (8), and Tappe. will be at first in Mexico which would require day. "There's an awful lot I don't Score, BrodowSki (5), Thomas base. Frank Bolling at second. his presence for "most of May." Robinson had a slight.tempera- know," admits the man from (0) and Porter. Winning pitcher Martin at short, Reno Bertoia at compared to a thus presenting any training pro- ture, 99 degrees Toccoa, Ga., in his soft, drawling —Score.' Losing pitcher—Phillips. third. Al Kaline in right. Kucnn gram. WORLD ofdeetence normal of 98.6. at the medical voice. "so I have HRs — Moryn (2). in center and Charley Maxwell to get by gtieckup at noon Tuesday, 10 on N? in left with Jim Hegan the No. strength when science fails 7iteirfricithonories /Slams before the fight began. me." Ask for and get 1 catcher. that phy- Exhibition Baseball His handlers rereated Bear Hug Favorite Host of gitters were ',wall night" treat- sicians His 'favorite hold is a bear • There is power there. although night. Results ing him Monday nug although he is trying to last year's averages don't show only thing that "He said ,t "learn and develop" other 5. It. Boone slumped off to .273 from going o Shine!! would keep him Whether he will en•er master with only 12 homers and 65 if he was By United Press into the ring was 'he flying drop-kick is a matter runs batted in, but he was play- Harold "Kill- Orlando. Fla. in an oxygen tent," At of open debate in the deathlock ical car. $895. ing a strange position. having 000 100 6110— l• 30 er" Johnson, one of his advisors; St. L. (N) drama circles. NEww"0- P shifted from third to first. Boll- .000 000 002— 2 3 0 ope owner. said. Wash. (A) Meanwhile. he still works daily just don't McDaniel, Mabe (7) and 131:1113501-N‘E:: Robinson said "I L. with the weights and keeps a asked whether the Landrith. Stobbs. Clevenger (7) & H, low mileage. know." when critical eye on the ir:ernational Wininng pitcher — --- anti-histamine had any effect and Beeneret. weight-lift-4w scene. -0-Matic and pow- on his reflexes or his timing. Clevenger. Losing pitcher — "If —I, - The mtsilelne.in large quantities — fras"IttgirMR.- - aould—linalp anyone develop. I'd be glad to," he has the e'reet. of a sedative. says. "The tires. Ready! ---tobrinsc n, still suffering from At Tampa, Fla. United States heeds all the help it can if aches and pains in "pretty-near- Pitts. (N) 000 100 01110-, 1 3 4 get we're the best. going to stay est and ly" every bone and muscle, left Cinti, (B) Q05 300 10x— 9 9 0 up with the rest of the world in for New York Wednesday night Kline. Williams (6). Swansepes athletics,. Arti- If tt's a k[t_e0 RAIL]) Webster it's the cularly weight while E silk) was hospitalized for (8) and Rand. Lawrence. Sch- -lifting. NEWEST! EIGGESTI Straight Shifts. # "America has only observa•ion. midt (8) and flutterer. Winning about 100 142,000 entroes, each word newly good Basili left eye was closed pitcher—Lawrence. Losing gaitch- weight-lifters of various defined for modern usage— the Ky. car. One of the saes." he adds. first truly new doctoonary on more in thg six round and was er—Kline. HR—Fondy. "Every phase Carefree moments in "ESCA- of Russian than three decades 1.760 pages. still closed nesday. Dr. Rich- industry, farms, col- I PADE IN JAPAN- with two of 4 leges and the In various bindings $5 75 .8 license. ard A. Perr t, an eye specialist, At Sarasota, Fla. armed services the friendly heartwarming waifs. subsidize athletes — It recommended hospijalization for Los A. (N) MO 000 000— 1 5 1 especially shows on a doubel bill with. Bolting v-tgtyt-11ttei because- aought new in Mur- Mak bet ter observation, but he em- Boston (A) 200 000 00x— 2 4 0 the- Rus- THE HARLEM GLOBETROT- sians want td Tigers phasized there was no serious McDevitt. Erskine (6)'and be recognized for TERS" at the Varsity theatre their Office Supply damage to the eye or any cause Walker. Nixon, Delock (3), Kiely strenkfth." . Friday and Saturday. ing. a good glove man, hit car, 1958 Kenttic- of concern. and III Sullivan. Pagliaroni only .259, Martin .251 with the (8) The bout grossed $351.455, the (6). Winning pitcher — Nixon. Yankees and Kansas City, and second largest indoor gate in Department sst Bertoia, after getting off to a I car. history, and each At. St. Petersburg, Fla. good start, wound up with a boxing fighter TODAY'S will get $258 169.76. B. G. (A) 000 010 021— 4 9 1 SPORTS . Above aVerage. mark of .275. Ledger & Times 'Neither fighter would comment N. Y. (Al 200 000 003— 5 10 3 Although he hit only .295. on the chances for a rematch. Garver, Dickson (5) and House. Kaline batted in 90 runs and Basilio's handlers said "We just Kiicks. Maglie (7) and Berra. SHORTS on. About time! hit 23 homers. He has a chance don't make plans for the future Winning piteher—Maglic. Losing - to become one of the great pitcher—Dicks(M. RHs — Hunter use. KOs MC ATEER n of this era. Kuenn GROUCH ADVANCES (2). McDougald. TIGER U.S. AMATEURS LOSE , slumped to .277 In 1957. but thinks the shift to the outfield At Clearwater. Fla. LIVERPOOL Eng. — Dick JNDERSOLD" knocked will help him get back on the JOHANNESBURG, S. Africa IR Chao. (A) ffen 200 000— 2 10 01 Tiger -of Nigeria out LONDON 11/1 — The Wembly .Maxwell —Louise Keough of Beverly Hills, Phila. (N) 303 000 00x— 6 10 I def(nding champion Pat McAteer hittingssbeam. batted Lions scored five goals in the In 82, runs with 24 homers as Calif.. beat B. Murgatroyd. 6-0, Donovan. Keegan (4) and of Birkenhead in the, ninth round second period to whip crie - he compiled a mark of .278. 6-1, 'in a firet-round Women's Moss. Sanford. Hearn (9), Miller of their scheduled 15-round bout tour Hegan is a light hitter, having singles mach in-the South Afri- (9) and Lopata. Winning pitcher Thursday - night to win the Brit- ing United States amateur hockey Sales in a :or team, 9-0, match at the. batted .216 for Cleveland last can Tennis championships 'Thurs- —Sanford. Losing pitcher—Dono- ish Empire middleweight 'boxing season, but is regarded as one day. van. HRs — Anderson, Lopata. title. Wembly Empire pool-Thursday. Phone 519 11==.1111111111111,

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•••••• • ••• PAGE rUUK 1-11..11., •al• • •14.11,•••••• II FRIDA1 Weidigir 1958 Oscar Show Listed As Thee WOMEN'S PAGE Acitiritiss Clabi Nowa Lochie Landolt, Editor Tolopkon• 1685 Worst By Ewald , Names Awards on June 5. Walter Brennan's By WILLIAM EWALD American accent: Maurice Che- "What's My Line" April 6. ter" stand-in during ?timings of ABCegt SO PIN. United Press Staff Correspondent taller. Scholarship Dept: Doubleday Law- TV's "The Real McCoys" is his° NEW YORK 09 - Hollywood Most eager to receive award: will publish a biography of UCHANAN NEWS "Mister Music Mas- 33-year old sun, Andy. B staged a spectacular for TV Joanne Woodward. .f rence Welk, CALENDAR Best slipping shoulder etrap. SOCIAL night. A spectacular Wednesday men of the club. r F.0 Saturday, March 29 E D. Perkins, 307 Nor:h 6th flop. Sophia Loren. • • • • Engagement Announced dr• A...souat.ion of Street, at 9:30 in the niorning. the year in Most successful dieter: Lana The Wonsan's Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert This was to be • • • • Monday, April 7 was Turner. i;SED RE1 the College Presbyterian. Church New Providenc,e, Ky., which the film indestry The Louie Moon Circle of the -Alton, Lowest cut gown: Jean, Sim- tri:C motors will heve a • rurnirmge sale in Thursday, April 3 Her- going tp kick out the nasty Church will meet visited with ,Mr. and Mrs. Therm oil the Legion Hall.'The doors wt.1.1 The Jersie Housiton Service First Baptist cemniercials and package a pol- mons. Anita Ekberg (tie): of Mrs. Joe Wi- bert Alton ,,,and family Tuesday sell used a open at 8:00 In the merrning Chub of the Supreme Forest in the h me ished, streamlined show. It kick- Best pajamas: Rox Russell. Poplar Street, at 7:30 et ening. Masina. It. B. Dill. • • • • , Woodirnan Circle v.-111 meet at nans, 1304 ed out the commercials all right, Deepest voite: Giuletta in the evening." - Best imitation of Yul Brynner Tuesday, April 1 7:30 in the ever:net The meet- Miss Janice Alton spent Satur- but its show was strictly from 13 CU. F • • • • Nellie Ruth from the 'FAISPRies up: James The Christian Women's Fel- ing place wiid be announced a: day night with Miss :he Stone Age of entertainment. freezer, lek The Toastmistretn amb will attended the showed Van Heusen. low-Arm of the First Ctengian a later date. Canady and they The movie --industry at 1210 C • ete • meet at the ihroman's C 1 u b pans. Most b or ed looking: Janet Church will meet in the church basketball tournament at not only a contempt for the House at 61)0 ;71' the evening tar Mr. and a Leigh. parlor at 2:30 in the afternoon. The Pounciatereal Class of the Congratulations to TV medium, but worse still, titnner meeting. who Most interesting Oscar. neckers The program well, lie a discus- First Baptist Church will meet the regular Mrs. Jimmy Lee Adams contempt for the TV audience ltit Cereur • • • past week. division: "High efficiency screen sion frorn church weenen On -100 in ethe he'me of Mts. Joe Baker were married tile looking in. .0:elle' fiber Lee's ,for drive-in theaters award." - at 7:00 in the eveacng. The Altar Society of Se. Mrs. Adams is the former Miss To nail down the particulars, decks., 25 Years In Murray,' Every mem- Lattetitti special TV show of the • • • • Caehetc Chueth will meet in Maxine Green. the 30th annual Oscar awards Worst • n ber is urged to attend this awards the h.:me of Mrs, Don Payne, Mr. and Mrs, Rupert Sanders ethe Stage dadayear: The 30th annual rneer..zig. The Garden Department of f-slitittle: "Across Olive Street Extended at and- -Mrs. William were ceremony of the Academy of Mo- • • • • Seiii-e 1604 visited Mr. Pito the Teleprompter" throe -Mummy - Weinisn's 04, Arts and Sciences 7:30 in the evening. Chhry and children in Hopkins- staged about as unimaginatively tion Picture The Murray A ss e m a( meet at 2:30 in the afternoen tit: • over NBC-TV. • * title. I.. Friday:. as any big show I can recall GUITAR. Rainbow for Girl* will meet in the club hetwe for the Fkee er , Channel Swim: ABC-TV's t Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chaney on TV. Almost all the camera The reasonable. the lodge hall at 7:30 in the Shaw. Chatnnan etill be MPS. TREATMENT? Sid Caesar soon will sign a SPECIAL land children wirre week-end shots were head on and often, evening. Oree BrolAla. H.1..1 -`!kit'S &IT-Mes- contract with the British Broad- visitors of eMr. and Mrs. Gilbert in the press of traffic, the • • • • dames M. 0. Whither, 'Panda.- casting Corp. that will see him NEW YORK (1,1 - The New Sanders arid Louise. camera lost tops of heads, focus- Ann Hanelt•ne Clew of Wrather. J. B. Wilson. D. L. do 13 half-hour shows on British The Vint Herald Tribune, comment- Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Alton. ed on the wrong persons and Baptist Church DIvelfeiw. G. R. Seartbs, Verne TV this summer. Imogene Coca the Memorial ing editorially on the drafting Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Sanders, worst sin of all, never even meet :n the hr.ane of Mrs. Kyle and Humphrey Key. will go with Sid, but Carl Reiner Net.m • • of Eltis Presley. said teiday: "He and Miss Nellie Ruth Canaciy bothered, to shoot the faces of • • - he wants to work on J. W. Shelton at 7:30 in the will be commillesteto the _charge were Sunday visitors of Mr. and in the audience. To put won't TI losers The Town a nd Cuuntry his second novel. evening. of a sergeant who haen't heard Mrs. Herbert Alton and chil- it plainly, the camera was a bad H enernakere club will meet at NBC -TV'S "Suspicion" a n d of him. cr a sergeent whit has. dren. reporter. _ Diet ancieg ee• the...lune Choice" and CBS-TV's - - Either Waye thtngs erred-bee Production Horrendous • -Pebtite`s St The WIteteme Class of the of Mrs. R ben Hoplerts. -BROWNIE Richard Diamond" won't be eugh." In production terms, the -show - Memorial Bapest Church will • • • • back on TV next season. NBC- was horrendous; The five con- BI meet in the home of Mrs Mah- Greaup III of the First Chris- TV's "Matinee Theatee" is shaky, ending Oscar songs were croon- 9th Street, at will meet makes one km Frizzeth Seech tian Cheirch's CWF r . with too. Orson Welles Comp le ed against bare backdrops 7:30 in the evening. in the tharch patter at 8:00 in of his rare live TV appearances SCHOOL :he singers just standing trans- • • • • the evetur.g. Hie:tees will be SUNDAY on the panel of CBS-TV's fixed on their marks. Mrs. Howard Nichols and Mrs. Deegarmentt of the In one number. "April Love," 6.70xI5 The Delta G atter.e -L-nu rchdi ' s ne charge ?dun-ay Woman's Club wiflpen LESSON a slight effort was made to Girl Scout News - - com- 7.10x15 as 7:30 in the evening at the the P'r 'g- ram• • • • move around a sextet Shirley club hwwe. Preg-ein -leader weli By posed of Ann Blyth, IV 1 the CWF. First the 7.60x15 Sexton arid -the GrottP Jones, Anna Maria Alberghetti, Cub Pack 90 met for Ii be Miss Frances Chu:IA...well meet in Dr. H. C. Chiles petiteare preeenced Chrestean Tab Hunter, Tommy Sands, and regular meeting Friday night, weebe 4orne Mrs. Itse.h Woode. the musix Del:el...mem the4 title . Jimmy Rodgers. perhaps t h e March 7, at the Trairring School. at 9:30 in the Murray 1%..‘-filan.s jb. college mrnpus, trios: curious collection ever as- Cubmaster Rowan called the". morning. Madame Tus- meeting to order and the nag Hee-an:1 Otis. chattm.n. Hones sembled outside THE gave it to them and command- - but the was presented by the color guard • be Mhetkenn Mex Chum- THE ORDiNANCES OF saud's wax works Friday. April 4 ed them to drink it. Of course losing couples or composed of Scouts from Troop hill. George Hare Aubrey Het- CHURCH camera kept He was yet present with 'them; kept losing . t h e 77. ter. GrnytM Hendon, J. I. Hos- The Coldwater Horneenak ers the couples 1C Christ instituted the churde, and the wine was not His literal and it struck me as Skits were presented by each ic4._anctjEbit Imes. OubwIll meet in the kerne of camera Miss Sue Walling xrirresiioned it ece- phocia.m HIS becaust that blood still V oca Ily and den which included a pantomine • • • • Smelt at Lag an blood., one grand mess, ...Mrs. Themes gtv9pt..1 1.0 :he end• of ene earth These ele- of an auto going to a meeting, Cleveland, Chile fIcwed in His veins. visually. Mrs. Delis Walling Petti.t. Mc- ernagleyed in .he afternoon. r cesrren.ntied it to pet peniate to remigd loads of negro ministrel, a book show- w a s graduated Wednesday. April 2 • • ••• and ments were symbole There were truck a :Wm-Ale. Tenn., 'iffInCtUTICCS 1.h4: Pic. Mi rine ordinances. The ore:tn.abets- that. Bread present ing the life of Bayton Powell, High School in the 4. The Grace Wyatt Circle of • 13..s the, disciples of. tastelessly dressed stars engagement of her daughter. Sue trim Atm.., New l'eAarriftnt efia.pda .are from stage founder of Boy Scouts, and a He is now in the the College Presbyterian Church Saturday. April 5 Or7 which canter down heaven who ehutelted on ,and off Wedging. to Pte. Gras es Morris, clote of 1954 at num.iftr bapt.san and which alone all of them talk on how the Boy Scouts Corps inClet4eh. will meet in the home of Mrs. The EcIft1e11 Eat litusi two and of that Blcod like spear-carriers, sire of Mr. and Mrs. Harden talined Msas.le Lord's Supper. Itb..re ai nu from all and bad and Cub Scouts were organized. .ftr be ts1.1 .n Weenan's the had power to cleanse teleprompter readers Mg >tins. land. oiLizacy whati.ver In death give you this Boy Scouts of Troop 77 held be reed May 2 ..71ust H ewe :alien at 10:00 in the ..satruig sin. This memorial of His readers a: that. I The bride-elect is a graduate The vows will FISH N' CHIPS both of them as any- is to be joke: a candielisht court of Honor as Bapi.r. Church in ming The hunt is ter ch.:- was established and example of a of Dibrell High School in the In -the Wilowick who has received Christ's (talking about follows^. Steve McCoy, Otis Jenes, PLATE LUNCHES dr-ri. gr- r/ittr..ktren and gues-s teny observed until He return& Ernest Borgnine class of 1955 and MS presently .n Otto. can testify. According that films); "Years ago Tenderfoot Ben Hogancamp, PIZZA of all members of all• dear.- .ivarein It ii rether reenarkatide documentary these and Flifton Dexter, to the New Teetam-ere, the passage in dt:s le-un should for the Department of Agricul- James Dexter ALWAYS BEST AT THE hots David Russell, Star ordirionces Mire syntax...A: be' the only apostll.c teachx.g ture. I played a carrot." Second class. and attendance badge. James * setting teen sserietta. whim we have rtsPealing its Cyd Charisse: "I remember you Scout Thurber's Clifton Dexter. I. The Ordinance Of Baptism. • Paul's ctectie.on of Isere 'delicious." James Dexter and Kenneth SinClair, • PEACOCK R?'w'e(f.4t John Pasco, 0 Romans 63-4, the L rd's Supper was based on . End of joke. DRIVE-IN should men- Stanley Jones and Stevie Tits- Club By _Mrs. Winter itkitr-em a the immermeel in the revelaton and inseruction In all fairness, I Hazel, Road PhOltill 1482 were a couple worth, merit Badges. water of a otteever in Qirest le-le.tt he received from the tion that there TRUCKS Mrs. J. C.. Win"er reviewed merrients. Kirk David Hull, Tony Wells, Dale RUG CLEANERS "I"fle upen a profeedon of faith in L.•WII!. After receiving it frern of entertaining the bo..k -Alarms and Diver Burt Lancaster sang Maupire Ste%ie Titsworth, Skip Met. Him as. Sateeeir and LexeL • It littn. Paul passed it on to all Douglas and CIS" by James at a "It's Great Tuttle, John Pasco, James Ellis hetes Thurber deecen: into,. a burial under in Cheer. In voicing a song for losers. bel'ievers that and Skip Hale, Service Stars. ARE COMING TO tItem rnee.ing of the AAL'AV hock of..bc water, Paul gives a Not To Be Nominated." and an escere Iat .hat instruction Chiefs, David Hull and thole club Tuesday evening. March 25 per- was fairly engaging. Mae West • Den pepsake itentge... •Oe suojt.ci,'s thrillir.g command. "Thas du in the Ran was I in the heine of Mrs. Lillian Rock Hudson gamboled fee David Russell received K sonal urr.iirt with the dead, remembrance of Me." and ft-ern Andr It's Howell award of thanks DiAMOND RINGS Adams. Main Street. Chrust. pictures about two minutes in "Baby, MURRAY mine • t:ur.ifia and The Letrers Sapper the den mothers of Pack 90, • sobauersaon Cold Outside," with a neat sense force -- Presidinit at :hr. rnee•ing was The troth far believers in connection awards were Wa::- May 8 of fun, most of it Miss West's Cub Scout Peacock Rug Cleaners will be in town the presetent. Mrs. Mac Mc. and .me- tint rsi.Ari eae be- ehth the pan, :lie present and Terhune. Lare. But was about it. Ice Russell, Drivid expert,,, amp.caire the future. Concerning tits or- fun. Wei: to pick up your removable rugs for Paney. Refreshmere • were served by Ewatd- - Wilson and James Washer, and resurrection steered be 'Awards by the he stess to Miesdaiees Ann burial dinance three fhtngs would Badges. winch Just te :he record. I cleaning! bevel Crthran, Wirier. McRaney, Ora tde Savi.ior. Anything rar.td. Dan Hull, Bib Cat. ... like to announce my own awards Your rugs will be returned in two weeks Mason and Misses-Betithee 'Frye. does is.: latirciray tar Steve Gercian, 2 year Service. erh - 1. It Is a practice. based on Wednesday night's live and de- reerethe •I•• and iftur.a anti restdiec..,a. ofCdr.... Wallace Russell, Gold & looking like new again! This pick-up as °Aim as ye eat this horror show: Star, n/..4 baptism no naat.ter who free! Cii bread and drink thts cup." The Most phony eyebrows: Kim Silver arrow Points. livery service is absolutely Inlay c....., a -.bat. Bobby Herndon and Dane n to r, regutar and prayerful practice Novak. skilled cleaners ... with equipment •te Christ's Weatherford. Cub Scout gradua- Also, OTI tt Baptism 'repress. of observing the leatire Supper Best nose-rubber: Gary Cooper. a free HEAR HOW our sins location work ...... ill give you death and burial for will errneh the life of believers. Best imitation of a French- tion certificates. do on Blaine S 300.00 the _ _ wall-to-wall carpet- .t CHRISTIAN and His resurrection from muse :him to love Chriat more estimate on cleaning your Justificat.on. The et. t Wedding Ring $75 uead for our and 'bring them to a more elyal upholsterfd furniture ... in your home! ir Pokeweed t• shoe, detail. of Christ is ing and 5,,'(S SCIENCE giut of the gospel and faith:eel delete on to the. - you,, • Si Pvt,.. Fto.t.s1 was you would like our men to call on that He died for our sins, Lend and its church. r_pevate4 eked: If dere, Always Easy Credit at HEALS child • i Clip and mail, buried and rose again. The 2. It is a proclamation. please fil in the Coupon, below! •ceri gospel S:•5 EACH SUNDAY A.M. of God dramatizes . this - 'Ye de thew ferh thc Line's I". rr act of 1 today! sou. On Radio Station-WM55 in his baptism. In this death," The ellen breed and ' as no, a TURCHES putioc commitment to Christ wine Att.u.ki tell the Peacock - ado • vgiceiess Peacock Features Prices: 5,1 t of losing ocedience to treat 1 JEWni_RY 'Lord and wne.ci that Ctirist cited and Fort WPSD-TV CHANNEL 6 Christian symbolizes -Repairing 27" x 51" $1.00 Him, the thcough His broken body and as PADUCAH he goes S. 4th St. Ph. I93-J his death to sin when HIS prurc/d- out blood sinners : -Dyeing 3' x 5' 1.50 mati rising Eacl, S.rnday 1' 45 A M. under .the water and his retrieve eternal life. His death Mani --Moth Proofing • 3.60 to walk in newness of life wnen is what is. held up to view in 6' x 9' p,or • out of the water.. -Safe Storage ee comes up this' Supper. His, sacrifice for 12' x 15' 10.80, 11 I. The Ordance of The Lord's our sins was sufficient tor our --New Padding "NM 'tapper. I Corinthians 1123-29. tIls r %dente/. -Carpet Laying Carpeting: - , r• Lonete 3: It is e prophecy. aim - SPRING SPECIALS 6c to 8c Sq. Ft; Lrp :it Llt: L14.k.T 14.0,m at "Ti! He ocime." Truly. the -Reweaving WHILE THEY LAST 'nee on the 1Ls prvitory of Cleaning Firm" 1.,rd's Supper is' 3 "South's Ca.rgest & Most Modern Rug He (La this .n exprees anni ELECTRIC 'HED'''..E TRIMMER • i.e.... a future e.verit--elnst's return. vest tor the e'.er- TRLE 7E4PER NO. 20.HEDGE ,SHEAR 3,19 • .A1- and Tato merrecy of His death Clete rimierndcance of its THIS COUPON, TODAY YARD BIRD LAWN RAKE 90 .....r.g shoed quicken the trope' of. MAIL fen ,ILat/..4i.C(X•Iff IS tne tan IMP MI 0111 a ow is Iss ROLND POINT SHOVEL (long handle) 2.95 ixiturn. M. MI NM EMI 7.rtiare,- agony and .g- 'Word Is exp.:10ft and err , - LARGEST TOOL DEPT. IN MURRAY - . Many. j,i s an orti.nr.:an: essitivec ncerreog the Ives CLEANERS V Rut TRASH BURNER 2.10 PEACOCK RUG ..s to be ...teiset%•eu and and' =Asides of th •se Clattertiene nis CAN 2.95 Rugs'!" Rho' 20-GAL. GARBAGE e His churches at siated who w •old partake of the Be Proud Of Your LB HAMMER 5.85 er•Ott Tenn. non S• SLEDGE es a. (14-e, ;rtuflou toy. Lercieg Supper.• The reference till Avenue Memphis, 836 Vance DaLBLE BIT A)(6 4.50 • dhunit., ina.4auch as eating and drinking ur.w.n•thify Home. •▪ 11, TRADE NOW FOR A "LAWN BOY"...:134E BEST beer.euree de. net specty dere not anply to the Please Have Your Men Call. at My POWER MOWER!! ,Len it is I., be onscreen. FAMILY .nen- if the person (km-vying Interested In: - 11 Lur.et c.,frarricketa the I Am PLAY SWING SETS ...... 6'9.95 - 24.95 - 37.95 -"ewe the r-/rdirionee. but to the wrong be 8 Sup- estimate on removable rugs to P° (L's. 1000 When You Assemble i t..,e Livicir. rrsunrwr it winch it et derv.. For )Free per .r. .reniernareece at- -.inapt! and, delivered back rna, BEST PAINT3 • " a ny-,ne +en., a sower to sow: cleaned .picked up * then. "UEARKEN; Behold, there went out :the'. (Lege 4:111), ,./.1%..? tier hturnm feltrr;a-str.p fell by the EvERieLELN OUTSIDE WHITE "And it came to past, as he sowed, some to me. e eke' 4._ .:ity yucstu.u& tit fir the scr.ptural ebservance of I it up." 35.1t the fowls of the air came and devoured on wall-to-wall carpeting poi Gai .I,• Chr..t.an as the Lord's - Stegner (Arteries it wayside, and )Free estimate upon stony ground and thp plants died FLAT TINT WALL Gal. 4.90 h vi‘ait . His 0‘her seeds /dl my‘home. the •: ',Inc,. • tin unw.,i,:ta,i rrial.ner, thorns and were choked. to be cleaned in- Gal. 6.e5 while still others fell among mu GRANITOID ENAMEL emu' tie /7111" n 1,1 ever he a ri.-mern- ground, and did yield fruit that -on upholstered furniture 0,1` . "And others fill on good )Free -estimate ELECTRIC DRILL ("Jacobs Ch,.clr 1 '1 95 Its lel ,1 --- .f Him and nrrt it fru,* brought forth, some thirty, _. sprang up arid bierrascd; and in my home. 7' • Vkr pee akes -to be eleatfed - HAVE TOOLS...:WILL RE'v - - and some sixty, and sonic aNhundred. He instituted the Sun- 1. •r" it.ip, or :n order them, ile that hath tars to hear, let FLO011 POLISHERS' ORBiTA.L SANDERS - VACUUM When "And Ile said unto bread, • • is ,r . oer. our Lord took iithe $ r him hear." CLEANERS - LAWN ROLLERS • Name: or, ch represented His, own Later, Jesus explained his parables further: Pr" liP• Hi. not perceive; and hear. qudy, nd gave thanks unto 17-.e ord "That string they may see, and y. clhrlst undfrfttand; test at any tom:" Father for., a body that big thty may hrar, and not Address: ri I a. • !•,•eiliniinc. and their sins should be forgiven cuuld die for the sins of. the Vey should be converted, HARDWAE " I.' r Hier STARKS world. He also took the wine, them." State:- • e .r'if,. St. Mark 4:1-12 A City: hich entresented ells blood, • "WHERE PARKING IS NO PROBLEM ' t . _I 1 1/1•11enCe . • gave thanks for it and inter- 12th & Poplar Fhorie 1142 symbol to the disciples, then 4 -••••=1111. ••.-

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' - I- PAGE .FIVE 1 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY - MARCH 28, 1958 Many Teachers Fail To Fill Their Jobs Thee Er- knew has subject lacked stanee en on ABC-TV. Tenneesee ,Ely WILLIAM EWALD eLeabe hell-a-reezen? I tank, Pend, Who underwent ni.mir it is a clee!he to repeat but he is seal a gent among nie United Press Staff Correspondent that nakf., those who many of wihom un- leg surgery in Burbank, NEW YORK MS -Aknest any -Those who can, do; teachers, last week, expects to be sprung cant, teach," but it is a dandle inertaniately, are plop-outs. Sunday afternoon of TV dialing show truth in Swine J oa n in time for his NBC-TV fards these days will turn up at least with a great ameunit of The 'Channel former wife of the late Tnurszkay. one sinew devoted to the creels Blonde/1, on Brennan's I bring all this up because as Mike Thad, didn't appear his 5. Walter of 17 weeds for 60e - Sc per weed fee three days. Clasaffled ads ere payable In advance. in education. Mike W-allace rescheduled as per weed fer ono day. minimum nes demon- the CBS-TV "Ed SuRivian Show" ig filmings of ABC-ge Leonard Bernstein interview wi'h Lillian With for Sunday's contribution w a a learning Sunday night, as scheduled. Pat eat McCoys" is his'. etnated on aOmneues," April 22, Gorge Form-man. an- from LaS - TV's "Twentieth be a joy. I can razzed few Boone signed a new lease wath sun, Andy. ..earic Co., or cal I087-J. °en ncruncer tor NBC-TV's -Greuch° Century" and was called "Claes my own ale wile his sponsor for the 1958-69 sea- M31C LOST & FOUND NIXON INVITED teachers en Marx Show," is shaping up as FOR SALE 7 ef '58". It struck me as a pretty Inc ter aimeat 90 E ceuen boici emcee of "Anybede Can Play," -lees- of its kind and .7ed r 14 FT. Arkansas Traveler De standard nun nunuis,as Berikeein Lea Sun- PAINT SOLD ABC-TV quiz. Urugauay MORE an upeocring L 0 S T: Pink glasses. Between MONTEVIDEO, ',ouch on prey one teat T;SED REFRIGERATORS, elec- Lux, 15 hip. Evinrude motor. 1 went to aey. b.s despee ine tact the date in which Elm. - The Uruguayan government April 6 is Duo- M31P high school and lleh and poreen of the snow because it ./ewe-en Imo grsinci tele motors, elecene stoves, Call 1402-R or 635. to invite Vice Pres- raeraistean's el WASHINGTON DI - The re- ABC radii Wel knock cliff all Nlancy Fair, phone 583. N12,8P has decided with Leonard Therm oil heaters. We buy and tied in SU directly opesa wee the least ousoave cf has increased the market except the torn down and ident Richard M. Nixon to visit cessic.n 'e its live and motors. HOUSE TO BE eiernolte:res rescue:eon of gnand exiteres on rno,..c. hit sell used appliances Montevideo during his forthcom- no IV for paint in areas hardest "Breakfast: Ciub." Prank stria- TFC moved. U interesrteci Call 570-M. opeie en NJ3C-TV's -Orruebus reacher 403. B. Dill. Phone 988. Services Offered ing trip to the presidential in- Nearly Perfect by layoffs. "This is because rat Enrelly egned on a female 15131P r Sunday. in Argentina. people in these sections are wan teten: for hfs ABC- F. Deepfreeze home- auguration Bernstein is very neerey a Z.nger 13 CU. their spare time to on most shows aixest educe- belong on utilizing 'V anew - Eaa Fezgerald freezer, like new. Can be seen DEAD STOCK removed free. Like peruse teacher. he is or TRADE I TO SQUELCH GOSSIPER*" improve their hurtles and, proper- 9. after 3:30 p.m. I FOR SALE Duncan tien, "Cea: '58" devoted pert cement of his sumed. and May at 1210 Olive Radio dispatched trucks. he ties with paint," says the Joint M26P Co. Prompt service 7 of its time to the cemplaelars lie comiumeekettas eLi enueee.iy Tankage t - Paint Industry Coordinating Com- SIEVEAAGE, Engiand a panel of teachers. T heir in deg, ai te0 extra NEW 861 FORD tractor and days a week. Call long distance :tad he mittee. le' Cereury Run-A-Bout, par- Tewn officials ordered "anti-gos: -Lear - low equexnenit. Contact Howard cbilect. Mayfield 433, Union City squawks were tan eleseicees that finswe, lead-lens sack teally fiber - g:ceed, mategany sip screens" built between the tack of RUPTURE Bnandun at 2368. fil31C TU.-5-9361. APO(' .pey, lack of respec and -cenviiction and erikeeesessin rie WRITERS in a new RUSSIA TRADES decks, 25 h.p. Jetuison Motor, back yards housing status. ottl.st 110 is talk- Ilkst LSSayiLabwis TO* cuatren ewer ter ti ,,1h excelleet project, to keep housewives from EXPERT COMING Felled to Admit erage-eaecier ee-rekeis ea _auk aeleut 4th - The Soviet Ray, call 1237-J being pestered by gossiping LONDON condition. Rob FOR RENT NOTICE But, of course, what the Mem- a If.istsk, he rifsois.s.5 you , ea Union is planning an exchange MURRAY • MAYFIELD 15131C neighbors. bers of this gathering tailed aad mint program for journalists. A Radio admit (and what all of these Lake new, Furnished apartment. Heat, priv- SINGER Sewing Machine Sales. said Soviet journalists AGAIN GUITAR, eleotric. HELD pereewee„. Moscow ... Phone ARSONIST gaanenings about teacher - prate-, j- dorm lake opera -I reasonable. See at Wee ' Ky. ate bath. Berry apartments. Service on all makes. will visit India, Indonesia, Brit 8:00 or fail to adinia) is that the ane St ip- in , Please call 81 or 1092._ M29C Leon Hale 934-J before NEWCASTLE, England (t8 leans :v. 1 theet it started am, France and countries Al2C faas to r s p c But Bernstein GEO. L. HOWE after 4:00. British Army Sgt. John Long- cenirnunity eel e eh el Bart. South America and the Middle se many teeth- made the pereiems of a Wagner- HAVE TOOLS, Will Rent. Wax- staff, 32, was being held in jail teachers because East hiss year on a reciprocal Rebuilt he, new. aren't very good at their bearable of In- ers, orbital sanders, vacuums, Mattresses en charges he set, fire to a bar- inns inn soprano and tenor basis. Well-known expert. Mattress Mfg. Co., theDugh eaten rollers. Starks Ilardtware, West Ky. -racks and caused $28,000 damage. lobs. and he eased me manapolis will personally Paducah, Ky. Murray represen- 11.,w many really geed pasta of "La Behemee SHOCKS TWO 12th and Poplar. Phene 1142. - An army official said Longstaff teach- gummy WIRE SAGS, his method with - Uphoistery Shop, from of psychic demonstrate TIRES TFC tative Tabers did it because his commanding ers can you remember well the minenam - National 549. TIC One, taro, three? PASCAGOULA, Miss. !IP Out charge at the 101 N. 3rd. Phone officer docked his pay $3.36. your seheicaing? wounds. Saulters, 18, and her April Distributor's Entire 5 ROOM unfurnished tneuse. Full As Bernstein has shown not Mrs. Kay Hotel, Murray, Friday, chicken knocked to the sem basement. Stle S. 6th St. Sunday Special! Freed Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle "Omnibus" but on his child were to 12 noon Stock of Tires PUZZLE only on from 4th from 9 a.m. pesseasion. See Elvis dinner. Enjoyable meal fur the CROSSWORD an CBS-TV ground by an electric shock harneritate occasional outings Hall Hotel, May- 75e p e r doorway of their ma-tal trail- and at the BRAND NEW Dick at house. M28P entire tarrely. Only ACROSS 37-Electrified WEIZIEN-1- Anum .in Seturday rnerning.s with the the ITC rorticle 0140 Neither Was hurt ser- field, from 2 pm. to 6 p.m. plate. Hazel Cafe. 28-Limb ORDIE11251 "Young People's Concerts," he er home. I-De fire E wire carrying Complete Road Hazard • 4-Ts Id 33-Ireland BO 81925 of teachers. He iously when a Evening by appointment. Ask 2 ROOM due-natal rs a pa Iltrnent, being P /-4 is a Babe Ruath 00UMO. s -Spar 141-Abstract MOO into a puddle. triple because, I current sagged at desk. Guarantee! fueresibcd, 1 mile fr an cellege, 12-Exist 11-Pt inter's HOW WIMP] TA hit only a for Mr. Howe Wanted TO Buy -1 13 nio pirated measure Ceretwater Rd. Casupte only. Call 14- 1:7x•hat ge 42-large 'truck mom amuumw I R Howe says the Howe as low as $12.00 3813-J days, 1625 evrengs. M31P pr. 1111UTII 14-rfurden Mr. 6.70x15 title 47-Mutual A PS No IL - fl as AND the open - MEAN COTTON RAGS. 16- V, Mott agreement - Tfr T method contracts 7.10x15 as low as $16.00 zippers. Ledger end feeling 61-Title of respect SATURDAY time buttons, I 52-Prophet T 6111C113111 •131510 TODAY! Ingle in remarkably short TF ""AffAr , Bus. Tunes. Phone 55 20-i'repare for 42-Periods of 01:3111G1 lila r.rm.:-;,ma=zift low as $16.50 ' One on the average case, regard- 7.60x15 as ooi pririt 2 21-Negative 64-Compass point 1413011f11:1 UCIEUEIn of the size or location HOUSEWIVES, be debt are& WORTH LESS NOW 22- IV t oligheaded 52.-Eneou•iter less 23- 'lurk ish 56-Itemaindi r SATURDAY - into cash. FRIDAY& the rupture and no matter ar,,Contaft Turn snare hours governor 17-Swear. 11-Plere put M. of l'ens. T. N.C. DI - frank Large . tub,, •A ant Hours of -own chece. WINDSOR, _eV, 'DOWN 7-In how much you lift or strain Gillam's Z o-water norItY averages $1.88 per hour. No ex- Pritchard took Bond 35--irartnn ,hammedan work -Refuse from 9-.91, and puts you back to needed. Ph sne. Jackairn. $1.50 check to the bank Tuesday 11-Prefix not 1 commander :;a run • _ perience 2.2-lioustehold pet grapes Bill Solomon to cash it. 10 rose for the same day as efficient as Teonesesee 2-1880 after 8:00 p.m. 'but bfficers refused 2-Fondarae tree purtra I: 33- Rod y of aater 3-Ite indignant suggested Pritchard get 11 -Pedal .tigit you were ruptured. St. or write Mrs. Bette Plercery, They 34-141., Ionian at before 1(112 Payne The deity mbol for P.O. Box. 1006 Jackson. Lf rural Galam tu wree him another. 4-1'ndergartoent cc r/e ra 5-Write • Phone 1071-W and he pre -eneti was dated • 115-11ra Ina 19 --t- mb: form: The Howe Rupture Shield is inelteie drreceens to hone check dawn n Cleveland, Ohin. m3le 1940. phone number M3IC Sept. 3, r- . , ti 9 o i. 72-I) nip adjustable to individual re- w aa graduated 21-Parent strap, in the 7 lEl / • quirements, has co leg High School I 1 25- lo tin for .4 54. He is now m the 4 1 -inurne)" waterproof, sanitary, practi- eta -PniPr le Qqi in catty- indestructible and can 27 -I'tamping liVEitat=1 device be worn while bathing. s will be reed May 2 ?$-i% iiiizhtke 1, ProM hues/Irk Bateast. Crarrch 1 and difficult ruptures aa 70-4"tiniairer .o• moseat • mow siskra•witeami NIs. Large 17173- --ar 12- mien'te • 3e Rest memssJs 041110.0111:111 ••••011•11••••••• Wig JEWiritrii •' 33-Iien tu. of his • altr•-•••••41a-•• following operations especial- a. e7 re 1;ei a/ 4 e/ cattle AEW reSPEATE NOW S.y WILLIAM FULLER 26-(:blnene mile APPE y solicited. lei .7•.&••••••• it s• r,, ,,,. 77-Matte secure V If& We /War. 1/..0.1.ba. la Ala now, waorwl. 1 IS-Pntertaina .. ,, 40--On in JAPAN Do not overlook this op- ,....., 41 -Teutonic deity TOM & 41-Initeunit• portunity if you want grafi- art Mie ';;C•irafIAMA.recitirocoLote• later. hrerev.a. Maining ad- :2 I the Invention of the ft'-ht be was tor* A dry 44-f'SM. est fying results. C7APTPTI 45- th,e. of JERRY -tauten Forbes and "Rum hectare . Est., LO prate utmost con- dress: HOWE RUPTURE com.• expedient. And so liu In the racananie ice nee si ere ...i• ships T.EREg-hIGHT LICKS :. iitically 5- .3 'fienece in Forbes." said Ra- .nan First St., Oakland City, Ind. i:star demh the eseeution that ab:e to eeteranine tnat Liu I 'LI, Ara MITCHELL Cartoon not make many Mis- 7 47 CAMERCN mer.. CIO " whorl been with Forbes of was celied a suicide tav.es. Dean. nos was one they had originally presume: Witte* "And so another man died un• 0 them I gave the five nundred agent for the land office: That title der the term of political expect Ernie Bushmiller thousand dollars to Forbes He day he'd flown in • PHI with s by (miry"- was to deliver the mnnes in San . Mr. Daces an Amencar citizen ! He shrugged. '1 knew Rui2 NANCY An•Ires to ii ovate; ronnwer of He d shown Mr Oat iS certa!n He also, knew more than he mine ii member of he resistance real estate for sale by the Britten you should have Kno'am about Car- ARE forces in the nine." government. Mist of this real Ruiz. I 8 secret operations in town May for him to nunce's seen from ine AUNT FRITZ'--- "vett!"I waited expend estale had been than. was completely caught Mr SICK? expert., air One estate has' - ags for Wee" , M AY i,,y.sE THE elf million rtollars fancy The plane had land- "You were talking about the Davis never disevereo to ins friend.' and Mr Davis had gone HOT WATER Money The nye butyl-cc' grand." ed ... "I w tid say, off-hand and ashore. alone He had two weeks 'You prefer to talk about BOTTLE? nat -esitt knowing exactly how It tc the land °Met agent that tie and de- something you know about. ick-up ns'v cnee. of courne--that ou-- to make his decision in- Dolan' Are you convinced onshen raloo gut the nioney." right. influenced be aayone else's omn- now that I know a few secrets was The agent had thought it h equipment to enn-er tac- flushed. lie Shout this money • Or must I ion 11111 " his temper. rather a strange request at the On the verge of toeing talk more tis convince you'!" you a free money! time But he hen given the key live afei-rasco never got that 'Talk." I said b the house on the estate to Mr. -to-wall carpet- Ee.t,,ural out through an inform- "Forbes was through Miami l had been work- Davis and rued waited in the air- er. that Forbes on his way back to San Andres in your home! appiared before plane for Mr Deets to cormeete Ire, for me He after a non-flying mission for and was or- his lonely tour ot inspection • to call on you,e • secret tribunal Carraaco; he had been to Mexico for being a secret returned to dered executed City, he saik to deliver certain "When Mr Davie and mail, of tUie! with him, ny Clip Gwent. But no mention oocuments to a man Important the MY, bringing made. I was suitcase he had .E:te.i...‘7,..4w/ z 4L. ,. ii- 'nay was ever to Carrasco'n continued success the way, the - a complete Aram- after explaining to able to obtain es head ot State; • man who taker ashore accusations and contained caro- metron ot the represented an international car- the agent that it by Raeburn Van Buren ock 1?rices: Phe fart that with which ie aii the testimony tid. Upon For ime arrival in MI- era equipment revealed to C•irrasco a photographic ABBIE an' SLATS $1.00 Fortes was amt he reported to me He was I planned to make tremy agent at epproxi- he seemed. as an a suitcase containing the recore of the estate YOU .331E - five given en. SAVE THE WAR PAINT, HONEY - 8013 MOTHER- 1.50 matety the same time the thousand dollars according to the agent, most THROUGH THIS OFFICE HAS :LIST five hundred MY MONEY SAYS THEY'VE GOT HAVEN'T EVEN SET BUT I HAVE SET hunnien thousand dollars (Map- to where and thunisuitic about the property WALKED NOT ONLY A NICE-LOOKING 3.60 with in.structions at OUT- RIGHT EVES ON THIS EYES ON THE • prared was purely coincidental'' the return of the two men GOID Mr,RNING, MAN, BUT ALSO -ONE HIS WIFE PICKED whet, he was to deliver it. Upon YOUNG ' PROFIT STATE- Office tie paid the MSS RICHARDSON. IN THIS OUT OF THE BLUEST PAGE SLATS SCRAPPLE, 10.80i -I'm a [nue nuxed - up. I said "And as a precaution more to to the land OP THE BEST-HEELED MENT OF - thousand THIS IS MY NEPHEVa, THE BLUE BOOK ,TOO: "Wan Jnck Fortes dislepeareci keep an eye on the money in equivalent of thirty-two WHOLE WELL- HEELED CITY: OF America: MR. SCRAPPLE.' HOGART, INC., thi re was somewhat of a flue rase u some unanacipated hitch pounds,. in cash. in price arm cry in the papers The State In our. plena than to_ guard money- the entire purchase FL inspected. :! Sq. leirrartinent-eours demanded an against any possible defection on --for the melte he'd was most impressed • invextigation. 'Carriesco himself Forbes' part-I Cad him followed aget.t Cleaning Firm" Davis was ...)' announced the result of that in- by two men He was given the by the fact that Mr vesti,.7atinn. He said It had been money at aperoximately 10 p.m. able to proeuce this much money TODAY deter9nined Chat Forhes and a at my home on Biscayne Bay. in cash -,!.• Q fellow pant of his- a man named From there he went directly to RIIMe2 had thrown a lot or • IIW - MI MI GM Ruiz, 4 A remember correctly i the apartment he maintained us Meta at Me Some added up some were on bacl terms Pricy fought. Coral tables At approximately didn't My head oat spinning i LEANERS V Ruts killed Forbes. then threw midnight he had a visitor. The was neirianty weary a cliff into some not ocsly over visitor was a woman My men "All right, General.- I said. • Ruiz later r Rugs'!" shark-filled water. Maw her and were able later to "Tau seem to know e lot mere from a shower- Tenn. hanged retrace identify her At approximately about this than I thought you lemphis, ii prison In San riund in a well in tele a.m. Forbes left his apart- did There are a couple of things. Andres and left a note confessing ment and took a .cab to the In- however, that yam haven't told 11. at My Home. was a if tette" ternational Airport There Tee. Who was the girl who visited Ramer shook his head, "It is CCA flight scheduled to leave Farbes in his apartment" And He rugs to he possible that you believe this 1 for Sar Andres in thirty min- where.la this estate that Forbes pert After all, the el;ct that the , urea Phere were also two Pan bought?" LIL' ABNER back ChM matters American flights to San Andrea delivered man w lead is all He shook his head. "You are a IS ??-AH KINSTILL\ of his death that remin MEV, AH OkIN'T CAYRR ALLTHIS WHERE toymi The elature moat difficult man to convince. to It 'Forbes made no arrangement DOWN 0' \ •ME 7- HEAR HIM M's is of no concern vou was Doiane He paused for a moment LE'S GIT GOP.'" VOLI) TIP. Foupt FLIQHTS catTeting to Carraricn to fe. to San Andres with the CRYIN'- Bur 1ft prettier:11v expedient Then he said. The girl Marta - RUN STA It6TT 50Brr- IT'S BEEN STUc%(!! too ('CA flight Neither did he pup. ON OU'i2 HONEY- tbaL,Forbes. die He sinew landing Forbes- -Jack Forbes NOW,IT SEEMS E. • tickets for one of the Pan AH UP AND ( HAI-F secret chase: much abreit Carrasco's widow! The estate- right here!" MOON .'.'- furniture Am flights. Instead of this tie i-40024" TO BE COMIN' tered operations It is nighly unlikely He moved slowly toward me. (AIN'T STAND GET THE quit his bought a one-way ticket for • OUT C) THE that Forbes. could have . An I watched him the thin ye- le. flight leaving for Nassau. My THAT FAT LuGGAGET! Ica and seft Cpronado alive under neer of civilization seemed to tall WOODWORK!! it had 'yen were fortunate enough to WAITER'S r Fly e:rconistancess -even it sway from hla face and leave it had , obtain tickets for the Mune night. ara linen discoverer, that he naked with greed. "In'altussau Forbes went to the been an egent of mine Fie iust were had become almost land Vice My men His ce knew too much So die he did !government money, Do- • shrill. "Where is the "The United States, through waited across 'the street In and I lail?" THEN,Ek RING IT itsstate Department. would have few minutes Forbes another I men outraged. would have been man presumably an agent Of DOWN IN THE -appeared. They,ey , Brad Dolan disienvers that it ti,roeti imp"-se some coil of the la nd office ELEVATOR., away is easier to talk hlitiseli Irli4I caeure-Zon Coronerie if It were go' 'rite a car and drove available trouble tha null of It. "allasni YOU rev sraied ,that the) nee executed Nr transportation was time and they Manhunt- )intinues here to- en American cieren - without at to my men at the BUJBar:-.RiNG morrow. vast a tan and public trial. So were unable to follow. The track IDIOT!! die

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FRIDAY — MARCH 28, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE SIX Fii • • -AM s o .4e, The Ledger & Times Ilft • lts--fse • • r 4-11 FARM PAGE siA6Ar•••• , 1 Farm News and Other Items of Interest to Our Readers in the Rural Areas and Communities of Calloway County IS.. •-''..4.‘41 %- 410.,..' L. "Don't Cheat Yourself Take Good Uniti To Bluegrass Study Wif Soil Bank Provisions Soil Samples," Says Your County Agent •

A soil test is the best .guide to determine returns can be obtained from the fertilizer Tra so that bought. c# that plant nutrients to buy in fertilizers Said Promising Trees be for The test is no better than the soil sample On the soil will balanced Be Liberalized tRose nutrients in The LOU II the crop that is to be grown. It is also the best taken from the field or area to be treated. how much illustrations show lxiw to get - sa as high as 190 Freemat guide in detenn' ' g when and accompanying rv•TNGTON, Ky. -- When 22 per acre Friday Ky. — TE'4PERATURE applied so that the greatest good soil samples. ouunds for he top selections. LEXINGTON. CountSO.L. limestone should be se'ese ions of blvieerase were transfer new are author- 10.'POFTANT IN PLASTIC In herliage production (check- ASC mmettes arnam in 1957 and Compared vIlle wl cost-sharong an From The West GREENHOLSE WORK ed by (tripping a: intervals to lied to increase varieties for seed remmefrial t h e yields reonoml establishment of trees and to and sineslate grazing) viel-ls herbage production d1 inspired increase annual per acre rentals . LEXINGTON. Ky. — Vegee ranged from 790 pounds sseeral growing performance, 11 down t under the Soil tables grown in plastic green-. matter on acre to 1,525 pounds. fi r such land Kentucky et them were "significantly" bet- A. B. C . '1 hottee-r grow poorly or not jai Bsckner dea•ided the 22 lines Bank • ter than commercial strains. Mrs. / all when the root-- temporatere tested into four_ seed - weight That's 'he tenor: of the Ken- liter in - So says James Nesseas-o-iten- is below 60 degrees F.. says D. C. groups each (a total of ss seed farester. Substation - Execriment Statien aern- she wo tucky Extension Service Experi- for the entire batch.) Martin, UK Agricultural and the USDA gro.ips •_ denartmera _ • nem, accent t - This liberalization of, the tree-. •- were based on ment S'ation horticulturist. service. These weights portion of the Soil Bank aericeltural reeearch cleaned • 8be planting (A weekly round up of activities, • Soil- thermanieter, installed in-- uniform t,res from the 10 or more borings weight per buthel of Ken- A The Such et test was conducted at bY L. 3 will be helpful to many research and observatons by the the ground beds will help control rhoehl he piaci,' in a dean pail Or hos. Be seed. The lots were compared the inside I eying/en last sear. . • departin uc y entre strYv. Substaeon staff at Princeton) conditions. The bulb should be. sure thJt no lime or fertilizer is sticking to for seedling vigor. germination is unifairm in soil type and if fertilizer nun an otherwise good The 11 seleet-lonas says Robert that phi buried 3 to 4 inches deep, with If the field of the tontaintr. This will oereentage, number ef seedlings, Cost sharing,. for planting has and lime treatments have been the same over the sample. Good smuphs can be taken when the Reckner. agronemist, generally here b Ready for Baby Chiekit the top sticking up for easy soil etc. been authorized up to about Getting entire field, one composite sample csilletted front 10 or soil is Jess but crumbling or pulverizing should be maintained be'ter color during April. Ji stakes to protect be that the groups wit one thing: Our 1958 batch of baby chicks reading. Use inert sixas is wilts tent Unusual spots should delased until the slid is partly dried. were more He feend $20 an acre, for %% here erewinv seasons, and weight land are to arrive this week (March the instruments, and bury hem as aided. stch as fence rows, garden phts, and the highest per-bushel rentals on 'non-diversion" resistant to - rust and crabgrass to L. M Caldwell. assist- 1.5 far as possible from heating lune or immure has been piled. (22 pounds1 were superior have been authorized at 50 per 13-8) and tevarinns than the cornmereials. at the Sub- stoees or pipes, to get true the ethers in all characteristics.. cent "'of the regular rate for ant superintendent Bueknee said yields ranged R.I the word that all readings. O'her per-bushel weights were land planted in trees — compar- station. gives trona 17 pounds cleaned seed for the chicks are If the thermoineters show soil Ridge Top I -A 13 12 and 7 pounds per bushel. ed to the 30 per cent rate form- preparations that everything is readat temperature is • below 60 to 65 Th s supported his belief prior erly-. It all "elsgahle land" on a made, ••••• laragis Tthe Minimum range- SOME CHANGE the teso Buekner said, that Pas; planted to trees. the for turning on the heat , ----- to farm ,ja increase seed pay 100 and warming up the brooder for soil temperatures) higher per-bushel-weisht ASC committee may Slone I-8 TRENTON. NJ. liP — The be house. sir temperature until soil tem- lois would almost always per cent .of the regular rate. as- •I. p.' and thor- ' 1915 of t e brotacier per .ture rises. Martin sass. Tem- C If the toil crumbles worsts- en -- ese - rm graze. superior in germination. number Thu 'State foresters have put aside Preoaratjon nil, the toll,. ! "s abase; then of of 70 to 75 degrees F.. °rich!) f mei! the Ge-Aogreal Seareaty of of 'codlings and seedling vige,r seedlings for Soil Bank houee for this new batch. peratures Bottom on a clean paper t The • 'duple can be 1.360.000 F.. are not spread New Jersey to, cancel its retied- lower per-bushel-weigh. said. chicks actually was • begurtjbast or even 80 degrees dried in the ham, tr.ige, I. bass-m.11i Of room. to the plantings. Newman Limed I -D meeting at the 'stele mire- R. L. eumreer when the' pullets of harmful. to..plant roots. IDo not dry the sample in 'an- crvei, lelote an open - ulcd groups. Local ASC ofifces have hill plan- away n moved to fire,-on top of a birriace. (VA f• Of radiating. evm Thurakey &Ad. Thi intermation on the new provie* the 1957 broed were If the field vanes in soil type, or if fertilizer or the Mit At that time all different ned elves-Irv-den t epic vais "the PEUCE OF OVEREATING Si - - range shelters. 2 liras tzestment or cropstiog has been Red But rect.iit %CAM a h 7 ohs nit ng e." litter was rem -wed from the .11 ....150\15 14 rt, of the ht•kioldtaing shoals! be Cor- brooder h sure. walls and ceilin es tors;, te of 10 or nt.'s, borings PIO DE JANEIRO 58 — Ws led JS SIM,W1). • eneout e hosed dcwn, and the con- arin-Home tare tssg al 11 area and nell Univers'y Prefessor Samuel were Mb, to were scrubbed wi•ii 1' DROP THE H Z Levin said that 20 per cent 'mete floors DON'T and abs Recently the houses , st ArnerIerns suffer from over- E. M. Emmert Asked lye water. a mavens swept out and disinfec-es 13 — The tabloid to. ng Les'ne who is here to Were eek Pro,ffrain NDON tian lb To Address Meetirg spravine with chlorine eels:- Ske•ch •• Id its H-bomb attend a sym-s-iurn On nutrition I by • He is tion. The floor was then dusted -seeeirye 'hat American of Fires'lian sh",tren said hypeia and ' Mns Rut - LEXINGTON. K. — E. M. I liehtly with -hydrated time •• based in Breslin rx•w are ter-ice erct:la 411v ailments y tier Mrs S•atiost I Aid SoughtKgh. se they are "the price" Ezr.mert. UK Experiment cl,•wn moisture. Then i5 :11r .1_, t' • .1•;..111, elecetion lessees - heart diseate keep i'14. ST rt to a IN n 6-4 J. taking widely known for! of crish- 3 9 :e Of S;,a C of SOil r pet ' I 11.-- h.ig Arrericars are isayfar for this. Meets, rticulturin layer 1 to 2 inches deep or to plow dt oth bi- 6 14141 014• pint to a ..srt won't drop :heir H's." depth of 6 inchet -• - M empire employing pleatic gone 51'h our naine. adslress: and ON • .ar. !VA.: his work ed corncobs...which had G frimi eitei of the. to or rmsre borirent t (IO:IIII) FI•4! • rid fill out Wade, 9 greenheuses a nd mulches in a Ile inch screen, was folk of the from the spot ! I but be • to 4.41f threugh !farm plus members tn.e tradt and cropp.ns : Amomessemmirsomersw been tlre sample. (I 4: past troatzi.ent sorter, vegetable proiLuction, has placed en the their. ! county Extension Service' refs to it:Jude the .Sortine soil a meet- is Don, and 35ked to address a foreign Heat for 'he baby rhicks I this week have been asked • . infaa-red.heat lamas. con- LOAN CO. Raw' •44 ing. supplied by help evaluate the recently Se;rice Leaflet r:o. your MURRAY Horti- Get Kentucky Extension Ctatillam It is the International A- croup of six 250-watt bulbs cluded 46'h Farm and Horn - 606 W Main St Tolephone 13C convening in to a Enst eultOral Association. is used in each pen nt 300 Week at 'he University of Ken- , lice for more complete it: CO.' , Coma y Exteusioa Of ''YOUR HOMv.-CWNIeD LOAN Clids. Nice. France in April 350 *chicks Three ot the • six !tacky. • ' Emmert said this week be are theerneetatirally con- associate di- 1 4 4 • ducted bulbs Dr E. J. Nee-ilia. invitation if Chum& wnuld accept the tiolled and the o•her three burn rector of the UK Agricultura' the financial Mehl* he could work out coreiminusly. Extension Service. said the sur- He must meet Amend details involved. For the fled week the chicks vey — to be conducted in each ew Date Is if he attends, Livestock Co. will be his own expenses are held e' •zi the heat lamps taatsthe state's 120 counties — Murray horticultural sci- Beason. Hundreds of, by use of a circular fibre guard 'aimed at aiding in the plannins wu Are $et N all ever eetings Prienell will attend from are REPORT -- entists 12 inches hi" Tempt hung ef an improved prneram nes' Set For Corn., MARKET Emmert is well known . a, H. Chun the world. a heiste el 14 inehe's above veer. for his pioneer till the in his scam f:e:d ; the surface of 'he litter a* fire. Tarns and Home Week annual.- 1 plastics in crap - Tuesday at 2:00 O'clock votat in using : and are eradualiv raised aa the lv held at the Uriversi Sales Each receives i chi,k, ,,,.,,,,,,. All Cotton Quotas prodecsion and informa- the herein* during •its las• Week of Januar'. over the ROT( tion erquests from all eatinenent is checked and ad- to aosetaaet farm peonle with March 25, 1958 World.. I heated before the chicks, arrive. trnriortant Cifrrent dra-c'opmen' • Exhib HEAD 808 anal heat i5 on 'in time to in fanning. homernakirit and tr- TOTAL are The _date for cancelling 1956.. • litter before the lated matters. This . year the An Ai end waeril 'he Acreage Resets-1r ogreements for chicks are !placed on it. was directed toward 12 Good Quality Fat Steers $22.00-27.00 the stor WATCH OUT oreeram -ed rotten has been tr eitha a n d drinkint faced to Districts corn and tip' Butcher Cattle 18.00-21.00 research Feed nspical problem area.' • Med. Quality moved uo threeteh March 28, FOR fountains also are theroutralr farm families. It differed from . . Baby Beeves 20.00-26.50 gram, w with warm Enlis fieriest:in CaPeway Agri- 4-5 at 3 cleaned — washed nroerams in previous years also.I LEXINGTON. Ky. - The 2-5th April 28. Lsuisville. M-emorial Fat Cows, Beef Type 16.00-19.00 aeao — and feed is cultural Stabilization ard Ceti- The I BARGAINS -water and in 'hat there were nn separate annual reriea of one-day district Auditorium, 9:30 am. CST. Canners and Cutters 10.00-15.00 Settle servation Committee Chairman.. which 1 or hand and 'he troughs filled sections for men and wnmen. be conducted jointly April 29, Owensboro, 16.00-20.40 to reminded farmer. !nday. T h e Bulls will be before the chicks are released The Survey. in the hands of 1.Tr`ye'linre Kentucky Federation of Merni.r.al Methodist Church, 945 o the nrevious deadline for cancellatigg, Also, di In the pens. county extension averes now. and the Home &v.' amt. CST. . VEALS — ll-mernakers of agreernents for these crepti a 3-D DEMAND This Year. Caldwell says. the asks those who attended to give Service of the April 30. Marion. Methodist 32.00 , inomics Extension 9*Bit February 2n. 'he closing Fancy Vejils Subetatien is changing from an their views on the! Church, 9:30 a.m. CST. color is :e erftsitayte.rif Kentucky have 29.50 syn. vu,res..i,n, ff,,:h f ilmmepri,.:17 Irornits'eh date of the signers The (headline No, 1 Veals used to r eire-tyresturtion type of New 21 May I. Murray. State Collegs GENUINE CAT of—epre.vae-nqtta:l : been scheduled from Aprti ter cancelling Acreage Reserve 27.50 atamoshires to a (frees of two atr;n iies.giiri'thief4e8onn"ealitvo. Large Auditorium. 9:30 a.m. CST. No. 2 Veals in reseal REPLACEMENT PARTS Ito May 3 in 12 different parts ereements for tobacco will be 7.00-23.50 high-producing strain' of White May 2, Glasgow, High School, Throwouts . The !- March 7, as previously announc- for your equipment • Leirhorre,. ft is planned tri raiae ment. and so on 9:30 a.m. CST. missile c ed Exn!aining the resells for AOGS — stem, flOn of these latehorn The all-day meetings are open may. 3, Columbia. Ha Pt let low alti wari substitute port. Con you the cancellation-date extension. 240 pounds 22.25 which will romp Into - to all who wish to attend. Church, 9:30 a.m. CST. 180 to defense. be suer) Buy genuine CAT ports Mr • Goodwin said that the sorra- nroductimi about 15 and In 25 Years. the home ece- inches i Who yne Supply Be Wel i Of nartieular .ipteree will . be from used in feeding has entaltv.r.,e,7n7, would require be used will then be '`I an- addrisai-tie Ntrk. 11. P Mat- nomica Extenslen program Alfalfa Test inignctillxcises of the Soil well as experiments pres- grswn from ''29 csen:ries in CATERPILLAR • I then of. Covington former Flank Ac• limitation. which re- a membership of 6,242 I a fixed in • • ••-• with .• Federation and 1P34 ',lent nt the ricts corn Acreare Reserve ray- 41 Thee TO VISIT INDIES delegate to the triennial ,ti- 113 ceuntie3 in 1958 with a .• 1 Good Response '957 silents to 1300 million. An offer- to Murr Associated Coon- mernocrship of 27.0e0, according meelinc of the Imre of torn acreage as reported Corps. LONDON 48 -- Princess Mar- World in to Miss. Hansen: • the wolVIT E trv Women of from State offices would require illustrate her Coriveentatte linseed Swerelbes aa LEXINGTON. Ky. — Altai' Cevlen. She with, neyrnent of tt313 'million. It is • lienatisis Creep 13 :for a 17-day visit. it 011.51014 •• assume April .• Wee. vet'ine ansstieettorn , f telk with celered el-kitss. itteliirtine ismer-fed that. extension of the Two c eds. • filoosaa • t...selle was announced. • where roe-entire-us stewed A ler•011 re- hee visits irt te;ontririP deadline for cancellations will clonetech- Cornell Gets Gift Clinic ,renae to the ma I. nrnducire 'he United States is result In a reelect-inn of total n re ease an extra 112 senrith nice' and financier assistance. Of Bubble Chamber rennees for partielpatien in the CINDRSEAL the Fedsra- i - i if hat'at a erect a• 14.9t, fe:r. iR'ne.- .. ltINOI.. _ ...... when- _ rirc:gratn. . j lion joined the ACV.'W. the — sersiTizer. SCHNECTADY. oncir:rheFSdhrjil FARMERS -HOME Owners The Nest was Hamitic-tett this Keneteky homemakers erganiza- l'he General. Electric Csm;ranyts For cotton. the Chairman de- has sent a deleveet to oath clared that Acreave Reserve off- year at the rx Airriceltural • non , research Sher:story has done- • einivt tsthear •farrn re Lex- .er the triennial world meeting') ers hare• been larier than ex- rxnerimere Sta'ioe 1 Led a "bubble ahamber". to the dieldren anti A. T. Mktg Veda Hansen. ehairman fleetest --earlier And. with 1957 'nee., by E c....a.41 i lob .11 tory, of nixteer rtudies school t US tra•ttie'd, ageeretny department 1 ef the univereity'a, home eco- ereri ("enew, generally lower in LET , at C mcii University. • led out "•••• see-el:01sta. nomics F.xtersaion nrovram will Quality than was anticipated • `‘-•-• The heart of the bubble chain seam 1 " PP a blot aichietf grif !elan sneak She has chosen for Is believed that 'he cotton Act bet' 13 a ta•-i-et led cyl:ndCr asielded 2.2 toni her subiect. "Keeping Open the 14.31.____tnora m in 1 eabieeed‘..Rec7rea:rst le stow') is now fel nhosnhate sea.- OnThericorci ef alfalfa per acre ln two tee- I Wirelewa tik Our MindS7' nf what would seem SPRAY coreairens lireed hyrtr gin" held on tires• when 30 neends of Pho'.- ;,Virset C;ra Ar-- elite!P president .. ._ which the track-,..I r. -rniavSng p.m. at ohve •t-sset nut on. the yield of the Federation will discuss. YOUR HOME,BARN or inuelear pariteles can be ob- • u-as 2;i 'eel's- iI reerrete. i"The Spaer;•rt;r• frorncmarker.." it - - REMINNIMIN, BUSINESS HOUSE served. . — 'ens- anti 120_p_seindle. 2.7 feral". the frrst six- meetings of the d device . has Seen used * was an econnmiteseri series, The • EXCELLENT WORK "Theris tass't years in I 'he Federation's due.n.g the past enleable for the first 1 , Chairmen nt CINDRSEAL • COMPLETE JOB respense on coat with exper.ments One C eir.ection ; 30- 'poundsnhoenhato _ puttstencline committees in each dia- the leboralls;ry's 300-Million- on," Dell •raisl. "The 110 neunda 1 triet-scitirenshin reading. mem- se y whet'ten which Against Dampness Base ; erne tt2 40 and the extra hay berehin end neblicity — vsill tell el me r,n voly Seals Metal Roofs Sprayed With Asphalt r.,ns ti extreme- it breitcht was worth alame a9 nf• a^h'e,t.rnentss.• and further accelerates elect - them Aluminum Paint When 00 - peonds of phosphene plan's for the year. ly hrigh speeds and directs South- were. arrOied. ceatinv 14.60, the The schedule rat meetings .is: at a target. In our 31st year of $590.tgal- THIS WORK GUARANTEED extra. hay was w(.e.b about 112 ApHI 21, Danville Lexington control wet or dry— painted withriupper "Sineesk yiells knot increasing Avenue Baptist Church. 910 am. termite Covers any basement wall, COMFORTS OF HOME Resists mildew. thundert WORK CLOTHES mere ehrohonerus wa• CST. or unpainted —with just one coat. SURPLUS e work in the I rue on" Doll said. "it' appears April - 22. Williamstown. High fungus, alkali and lime. Choose from 8 decorator For Farther., Fishermen, Welders, Body Men ALONG THE TRUCE LINE. Covering Cost s • cloudy mhe 60-osaind per -acre rate School. 9:30 a.m. EST. a Guarantee colors and white. Colors never fade. In White, Khaki, Green, Blue I Korea 63 — All the comforts turning ! woOld he the most helpful in April 23. Morehead, State Col- of Future Repairs ALL POPULAR SIZES of home are provided dental I maintaining gr*owth and vigor nf lege Auditorium, 910 a rn. CST. Lumber patients from t h e 12th Recommended by 96 Some 'he alfalfa starri" April 24. . Pikeville. Preaby. Cavaley. Regiment's 2nd Battle Companies in This Area Bowling Astarte see r-roste.e. was ariel •-•4. terien Cherch RIO era. EST. PAINT STORE I Group. 14. Irving M. Frientirnan. TIDWELL Covingt; to the tee •plots. .nneed. Air'' 25. 'Qui-ifiksand. Experi- group dental officer. has installed 'MURRAY LUMBER Louisvil yet a hoanor,i ferti'iration srhe- ment Station Farm. 910 a.m. '- 1210 WEST MAIN ST. GLINDEL REAVES 'a hi-fl record player in ' his COMPANY London Pheephorua was Pacei be- CST. dule. office and gives flavored mouth- Phone 262 Evans Lynn Grove Highway,. Phone 184-W cause the Lexington area some- April 20, Harlan, Flapttt• Chur- ' wash times is somewhat sloe of that Ch. 10 a m F-ST •