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Largest Frsr... Circulation In with The City Local News Largest and Circulation In Local Pictures The County 40 United Press IT OUR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, February 15. 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVIIII No. • - 7 Research Key To Deaths By Public Invited To 'Rob Darnell Hazel Host To & Heard Hear Sermon Tonight Eighty Attend Seen A sermon on a topic of special Heart Disease, Dr. Tullis interest will be presented to- Nears 1000 Blind Tourney night at the seven o'clock service • Club in the meeting being held at , will Around Murray Your 'Heart Today and To- ihe said. He' reminded the Hazel High School spon- theCollege Ch u c 0! Ch rist. 1 Cage• Baskets sor the Hazel Blind Basketball Meeting u morrow" was the subject of an that ten million persons in District David Bobo, from Indianapolis, --: Tournament at the Hazel gym address by Dr. I. Frank Tullis, America have some disease of • !Juliana will use as his subject February 20-21, announces Bob associate professor of medieine,. the heart and t4scular system Amazing Rob Darnell outdid go about solving the impression from "The Perils of Playing .House." Chaney, Hazel coach. Over eighty persons attended planned to One receives University of Tennessee, yester- and that one-half million cif himself in Kirksey's 80-66 upset wlooking at Laverne Wallis' sign - This sermon will be directed Four schools are participating a dinner meeting last night of them. at the regular -meeting of the these are children of school age. win over Arlington. when he. day to young people, married and' ir. the tourney which will charge Happy Valley District, Boy Following are the committees that he does not approve of the vascular tallied 54 points Waking - his the Murray Rotary Club. Heart disease and admission. and those who are serving in recent rigid' laws nu? into effect unmarried: and will deal with earlier mark of 52. • 25 and 50 cents fed' Scouts of America, which was system disease killed 810,00 per- Central. Mur- each. who were present 1 a s t' eun...erning eggs. ,Dr. -Tering told the Rotarians the present intricate problems of This outbreak of baskets. sent They are Clinton beld in the basement of the edu- _ sons in 1955 he said, which Training, Cayce and Hazel. night. ' that a pers.on'S heart could be teenagers, their martial concepta the Eagle . star's_ jaaintsIntal fur., ray c tional building of the First amoanted to 54';;., of the total_ Clinton. which like Hater ha-s Commissioner Service- - • He has a sign on his 'store pro- diagnosed as being alright today, and attitudes. The entire family the season up to 864, boosting Christian Church. deaths in the nation. had. a "blue" season, is coached Billy Joe Farris. Ralph Morris,. claiming that farm .eggs a r c but as to what its condition may will be benefited by this message. last week's top game average to To give some idea as to what, by ilesunie Purcell. former great Attending were representatives JoesPaid Chandler. W. H. Solo- available from "Free and Happy" be tomorrow, no one could say. The public is invited to attend 33.6. a killer heart disease is. he list- at Murray State. He will be of sponsoring institutions from Everett hens. • • !his and all remaining services While Darnell is headed tow- mon. James Witherspoon, ed the nekt primary killers as teals mate Living Past 'statistics 'are the . only meetings. The ard the 1,000 mark, the up and caallenging.Letmer Calloway. Marshall and a. accidents, in this series of have at our command, cancer, 242,000 deaths, are Garrett Beshe'diss t he Murray ton counties. scoutmasters, Den District Operation aEver notice the big pictures in thing we lneeiing will continue through nown New Concord Redbirds 91,000 deaths, .pneumonia, 45.000 mentor. Cayce, coaehed by Frank mothers. merit badge counsel- Eulen Rage. Charles 11.:Ienn Wooden's store. He has Sunday night. . out to make samends for their Judge deaths and diebetes 25,00d -- by whac- R'ilTbrU'tg lors. and instructors. Mason Baker. Elbert Alexander, ,Item hung around thy- store Plat tournament humilation cause per • -• scorers in. . .Three conditions 90 king top place Lynn Grove, thus hottest basketball in John P-ascis chairman. of _.the Oliver C. --McLetnore. H e nr y to make -things look more cheer- Jlenderson. cent of heart disease, he said. He claiming a share of the title. center Larry Happy Valley District, presided Holton. Willie Cooper. ful and they do. Seventeen listed these as rheumatic fever. Applications For The two powers meet tonight er the meeting which started Organization & Extension high blood _pressure and harden- at Lynn Grove' for their second immectiately following the dinner David Rose. William Dunn, Or. Frank-TtilliS told the Rotary ing .of the arteries or athero- Concord Postmaster contest of ,the season. • at Gordon Crouch. Roy Gordon, Club yesterday that men are Attend First Murray Juniors sclerosis. The Elite Ten- - • The inemtw,lbsc of the various Owen Billingto n. Gergeo Searles. "hit by hardening of the arteries Being Taken Now ornft, Great gains* have been made Name School T Ave. Win First Game committees ga ' red in rooms of Camping and 'Activities more than women, and t 11 _as t rtheumatic fever, he said 864' 33.6 against An examination for Fourth - Darnell Kirksey the building to digesiss the prob- Darrell - Shoemaker. A r 1 o American men are hit worse Tractor Meet toll it leaves Grove 628 27.7 anti the terrible Class Postmaster for the post McNeely . L. ,4Bieety GedEO GEnc JreR.s_ lem' in their particula category. Sprunger. W. C. McKeel, How- than men of any other nation. •• after effects. 'Buchanan Concord. 430 18.16 ds in office at New Concord, Ken- The Murrayurr Junior Varsity Following this half hour cus- ard Olila. Rue Overby, Woodrow haye be en Warren L. Grove 409. 17.18 4 Seventeen 4-H club members Better agents I tucky, $1886 a year, will be won its first game in six starts sion among the committees. _e Rickman. Al Kipp. Ralph Smith. Finer We had the pleasure of attend- to bear against high Duncan Hazel 383 • 15.8 attended the first meeting of the brought open for acceptance of applica- 33-30, Thursday at Murray. from large group gathered again in' Finance _ ing Boy Scout District meeting blood pressure. so that it is not Rogers M.T.S. 368 16. Junior High. David 4-H Tractor Maintenance pro- tions until March 12. 1957, the the Sedalia the basement to hear a report- Frank Wainscots Harold Gish, last night in the basement of Pritchett Almo 347 21.11 in a fine pet.- gram Thursday. February 14 at now, the scourage it once was, today.... Buchanan turned from the chairmen of the cum: Georg^ Hallanan, the First Christian Church. Commission announced ubbliefield Concord t14 13.2. Planters Tractor and Imple- he said. St fort-dance. raking up 13 points, mittees. the Applicants must actually re- Hazel 254 10.14 Advancement Research has brought new Hampton while David Miller starred with told of nient Company. 'side within the territory supplied, 10.17 Each Chairman some Freed Cotham, Hunter Love It was the Largest one we have he said. Paschall L. Grove 247 nine m..nts for the Tiger Cubs: John. Tucker, 4-H dub leader light on -athero-sclerosie, by the above - mentioned post Of the problems .discrissed in the Solon Shackeiford. Prof. B. J. eser attended, since usually that a high Billy Kopperud and Robert Lee from Kirksey instructed the buys It has been leariled office and must be at least 18 brief period an cj how the group Tillman. Oren Hull. there are only fift4n or-'twenty causative in in the iportancem of tractor lat-dtet is a agent 'years of age. There is no maxi- teatterghtir--Trilsrhir---7-s-. ids people there. Last night there Dr. Tullis continued. pectively. Dobson had 15 points safety. Mr. Tucker also gave this disease. mum age limit. However, persons Mrs. Ackerman To • Major William Wallace..C. W. were eighty.' or for Sedalia. Two instructions on the subject of Estrogens female sex hor- who have- passed the age of 70 Members Of Herndon, Dr. R. E. Slivers. Char- .ES been• Recital At 'The game was close all the Saving Fuel. mones have found to clear be considered only f o r Give lie .Lassiter, Sonny Crass, Her- a It must -hav-tc made the scout- may way Sedalia led 10-9 at the Roberts Family 4-H boys attending were: Lar- up this condition. Dr. Tullis said man Guthrie. George Kimball; masters present feel good to see temporary renewable appoint- Local Church half. but they slowed down. ry Bogard, James Ed Thorn- that research is thekey to solv- Show Improvegnent Ottis Valentine, 49c are interested G. /tient& of one year. • and Murray took thy halftime Mrs. Otis Hatch- all' the folks who ing the deaths cause by heart ton, Mike. Alexander, Cody Jones, Complete information a bout Dorothy Evans Ackerman. con- lead 15-12. The third quarter er, Mrs. F.arl Douglas, Mrs. Mike in scouting. Too often the scout- disease.. - score was 25_ 17, and wnn 1,25 Hollis Keith Hass, James Rogers, Gary the 'examination requirements tralto, will be the guest soloist Roberts is ' improving Stranak, Mrs. Oren Hull •Clec master has the. whole thing on "A Mammoth problem faces at his home on Murray Route Sykes J Ilargis, Hal Winchester, Rob and instructions -for filing ap- in a recital at the Seventh-day left, .Coach Alexander gave the ames meGiii. his Own shoulders with no help us," he said, "but big strides TWO following a near tragic Enoch. Jimmy Story. Larry Dunn, plications may be obtained at Adventist Church on Sunday order for the Tiger juniors to Public Relations Jrimm anyone. - been made and more will accident which occurred as he 39c Jimmy Nix, Carl Dalton. Joe have the post office for which t sning February 17 at 8:00 freeze thea‘ ball. 103. 04ertl. W. C Adams.' Anita Lee Tracy, made.'' was s working Calvert Rogers, Carter Mathis, and Lee be examination is being announced. David Buchanan no4te has the at City, !'van, J. B. Wilson. M. _ Scoutmasters can • call on any -Dr. Tullis was introduced lay r` • ,-•xth of this muilth Mathig. 4,pplication forms must be -filed arid rs-Ackerrnan, a former stu- highest ._ • , *Mit 011-111rais. - of the folks there last night for Hugh Houston who init. 'Parents and leaders attending. Dr. had with ` file U. S., Civil Service dent of Bro. Wright's in .Union is second with a 5.0 mark, fol- Mr. Roberts said all the time Health and Safety any help he needs. In the way program for day. • with were: Ernest Madrey, Eugene the, Commission, • Washington 25. D. Springs Academy in New York. IsACed by Billy Kopperud he was doing the lob he was R. L. Cooper. Jim Cullivan, of a, program at a scout meeting. Visiting Rotarians yesterday with 3 6. Jones. Herman Barber. Wallace T. and must be reCeived or post- and the late years on his 'music 4.0 and David Miller working on at the time id the Mrs. Mary Pace. Billy Dale Out. 29c aid scouts in getting merit were Raymond Miller. Bill Em- (33) Rogers, Leslie Dalton and 0. N. marked not 'later than the din- faculty at Southern Missionary Murray accident he felt uneasy and felt land, Melvin Brooks. Clay , badges, etc. erson, John Keith Brown, Al Reesor, Parker, Lee 29c Mathis. ing date. College in Collegedale. Tennes- Forwards: the job was extremely dangerous. Holmes. Haron West, Bill Pogue", Lindse,y. and A.- L. Anderson of Crouse. 29c Atter the' meeting Mr. Clack see, received her Master of Music 4, ' He said as he worked he 'kept Advancement We can congratulate Troop 77 had Centers: Miller 9. McKeel. treated the group with s o f t Mayfield. Owen Billington degree from the University of moving backward .as quickly as D. L. Divelbiss, Rub Moveg 29c at this time too for making as his guest Richard Calhoun." Gifards: Buchanan 13. Kop- drinks. . Chattanooga in 1948. She studied possible and suddenly a huge Charles Hamlin, Wallace Key, It such Strides. The tioop has new Guest of Dr. Hugh Houston pertid - 7. Stubblefield, Oakley 29c • This program is being sponsor- None Hurt In with J Oscar Miller of Chatta- steel beam fell from above him. L. Ward, Paul Dill, A. W. Sim- impetus and is advancing in- was Dr. John Samuels. nose. 29r ed by the Standard Oil Com- HOward nooga and has sung with the According to Mrs. Roberts. the mons, Sr., Judge Waylon Ray- ;is idual scouts. Ronnie McKee! Olila had as a guest Chuck Nor- 4-1 Sedalia (30) beam hit her husband on the 10-lb pany of Kentucky in cooperation Chattanooga Civic Chorus many Young. burn. W. Penn Roberts, Alfred is a First Class it4cout and will I .11 .f Forwards: Tharp 3, and scraped with the Extenssii Servicis and Indiana. chest and abdomen R. Duncan, Thomas Banks. Wal- bag be a big help to any scoutmaster. Lar Vir reek times. Centers: Kelton. 1, Mills 4. D. L. Divelbiss reported at- his shins from his knees to his implement dealers throughout M. Ackerman has -taught Moreland, ter R Jones, Leonard Vaughan, Guards: Dobson 1 feet and then it broke his big -the state. tendance last v.eek as 98.; per music in three colleges and has R. E. Kelley, Hunter Hancock, *With the _Cub Pack growing Boaz 8, Dick. _ toe and the' time next to it. 98c 'the: next meeting will be held cent A Mmirrsy High student and appeared on the Sunday tele- week by week. the scout- troops W. G. Nash reported that the a Murray woman were unhurt the Stokes Tractor and Imple- vision program "Faith .for To- Mrs. Roberts said her' husband in Calloway are e nog to take interclub meeting would be held 4ri an automobile accident Wed- Hale • ment Company on East' Main day" which comes over CBS Mrs. Charlie • , had suffered quite a lot it a big jump. because as the on . March 12 at nesday on and Sycamore- Street. Thew of the meeting will 6:15, with a 8th from New york and is seen in Returns Home From pain and has been very un - older they move from Cub-boysgrow .s pea k er from Eiigland. according to the sheriff's Office. Resident Dies he Thursday. February 21 at Murray each Sunday at 11:30 I comfortable much id the tip e bing right into Scouting. The They were Phil Collie. '1001 7:00 p.m. a.m. over WLAC Nashville, Murray Hospital but he is now able to sviel: little fellow moved from Bobcat, Olive St.. and WS. Irene Tucker. Mrs. Ackerman at the present about. He expects to return ' . to Wolf. te Bear to Lion then 62. of 414 Soutt 5th, ' who under- Young People To is a instructor ,at Madison Mrs. Charlie Hale work in about one weld, en y Collie. 16, was going west on music to Webelos. From there they went minor surgery at the Mur- koviding he can wear his shoes , Grade Basketball Meet when he struck Mrs College and is a pianist as well become Tenderfoot Scouts. Tonight Secamore ray General Hospital last week, Iss",, that time. Tucker's' vehicle as she was as vocalist. She will favor those Mr. Carl Lancaster. age. 61, is reported to be feeling much M. Hollis has been employed Tournament Set The to make a turn north into present with .everal piano selec- died suddenly this morning at gliWith thirteen Dens full of Cubs, regular 'young people's about • better at her home- on Broad by t e Calvert City plant ap- c will be at 7:30 8th. tidns. . . at his imme at 709 the- Scout troop will begin to At Faxon School meeting tonight Street. promtely six years. , the' Seventh-day The cars received mi I'mr dam- . Visitors are cordially invited Poplar Street. His death was 9 , feel this graduation by next year at Adventist Mrs. Hale returned to h c r church with Brim. Kenneth Mat- age and no charges were placed to attend. tragic incident hap- altribUted to a heart attack. with marked effect Thete will be a grade bask- home last Friday after being a Anoth thews of Paducah as guest speak- against the drivers by the counts pened i ' the Roberts family Survivors Include 'his wife, etball tournament at Fason Sch- patient at the Murray Hospital 4,f last Sunday evening Mrs. Gatcie Lancaster, one daugh- While we are at it. the educa- ool on February 18 and 19 ac- er. ficers, , about 6:30 large three hundred dol- for three days. N. C. ter, Mrs. Leon Beale id tional building of the First cording to Charlie Lassiter, prin- Bro. Kenneth-Wright will ha' e More than Leon Hale Is W hen Hollis mother. Mrs. Murray. was estimated to fell .in the one son, Brown Lancaster of 2/39c Christian Church where the cipal of . the school. The first a dedicatory service for the new lars damage Roberts. age 77, used for the first done to the 1953 Ford Judge Candidate A LESSON LEARNED home 4m Route Murray ahd two grandchildren. meeting was held, is ,certainly game will begin at 7:00 mill piano being have been kitchen of he 3/25c On Monday night February time. Mrs. Kenneth Matthews in which Collie was riding and three and bridle her hip. Charles Beale_ and Melia Lan- nice. Leon has UPSALA, Sweden tIrt -Police 18. the Mother's Club will spon- will render a vocal selection and considerable damage was report- Hale filed for the caster. 3/27c office of Counts' Judge. subject searched today for two inmates Mr. Roberts a d their son. sor a chili supper at the sohool a reading will be. presented' by ed done to the '47 Pontiac in He was a member of the di tt is roomy and very convenient, to the Democratic Primary on of an institution for juvenile Bill: found Mrs. Rhberts on the 29c beginning 6'00 rl'elnek Mrs Wright. which Mrs. Tucker was riding. Seventh and Poplar Street Church "-not only for the church work May 28. delinqtents virtu) were out for floor and. helped her back to of Billie McLemore. a passenger Christ, Funeral services will itself, but for _meetings such 'as His formal announcement will driving lessons when they stole her bed. She complained of being be held Sunday' at 2:00 .p.m. in the Collie car, was said to i_in___her the one held last night. be made at a later date. the car from their insteuetur.---- snre and having pain with Befit.. John HAM, Henry have been thrown out -of the - hip and back but the family Hargis, and Don Kester conduct- car and that he received injuries did not realize it was serious ing. Burial will be in .the city Dr. Farmer possible slight con:- On Returns including a until the next , afternoon. cemetery. • Buchanan which wa.‘ believed In Mrs. Hollis Jerry cussion. afternoon. From Son's Watersheds Are As Old As Monday Friends may call at the Max Funeral attended be nit serious. He. Iiiibc-rts visited her mother-in- H. Churchill Funeral Home until 9c *school at Murray High aS usual she said she felt there -Dr. Charles Farmer returned law and the funeraL hour yesterday. -injury than had been yesterday from Miami. Florida, People, Qualls Tells Group was more Gus Gamble, deputy sheriff, realized. She summoned the am- where he attended the funeral AuxiliaryCommended Receives Honor was the investigating officer. bulance which carried the elder *of his small son who drowned to the Murray there 'Orr Sunday. . "Watersheds ai e as old 'is act, passed in 1954, sas a tool Mrs. Roberts For Hospital Work she has been a with him star. grin- people." said Marshall Qualls that enables people •to take ad- Hrispital where Returning was his Jerry Buchanan, all Murray High Plays At the ,Who addressed i/b,PUI forty mem- vantage of federal government patient since that time. daughter. Patricia. age 'nine, who der from Murray High Schimi:, to -Two employees of the' Murray Calloway County. aid to create soil conscrvaton present time, she is reported will attend scnipl here a nd has received another honor this Last Game Tonight bers of the Hospital commended Mrs H7 B. Conservation District last districhs. be resting ,satisfactorily. spend the summer!' week according to a letter and Soil, Bailey. chairman if them Flospital is the son of Mr. Murray High School wilt meet night at MSC physical, science Terry said that the CCC Camp her .44 Vr •41.11•1141. Dr. Farmer certificate (vim the Wigwam 'Mr. and Mrs. Roberts have Auxiliary for cipoperation Farmer of Marshall tonight with the building. in 1934 'pi-Harmed the first ero- and Mrs. C. V. 110 Wisemen of America. North been married fifty-seven years this fall. Murray. beginning at 7-.00 and Qualls. a director 'if Kentucky sion preventien in the United South 10th street. has been chissed to the first game and have had eight children. s. Mrs. Mason Ross. supervisor Jerry of Soil and 'Water Re- Slates here in this (-Minty. football squad the varsity playing about 8:15. Division boys and two girls, and until of nursing. and ,Mrs Reina Cole, All-, America one of two guest He cited ample harvest on six This is the final, game of the sources. was broke his toes and his housekeeper. commented on -twen- Selected by the nationwide group. as evidence of Hollis ,for the Tigers at home and sps•akers who' emphasized the various farms hip. there had ty , nine plastic. air condition In the letter accompanying the year mother broke? her to be out tonight need of watershed protection in watershed acts.. bone' in covers which 'are now in use. certificate, Muse Simms. football fans are urged never been a broken this area. Tic was preceded to Recalling public' property' de- "These covers keep the air out - N:Weather Jerry that the for this last game. the fermis chairman. told stand by Norman he North Marshall is a regional the speaker's stroyed - yearly by floods, of the room and dust out of tumor_ automatically made him the Soil Conservation also damage the Report power. They have defeated Lone Terry of added -Fliveis the air conditioner and will - eligible to be placed on the list Service. . health and morale." Oak and lint - to Benton by only people's prove more "vaMabla as summer of players from whom 44 will teQualls agreed in the general Mrs Cole. one point. "The watershed law enables comes on." .said By UNITED'O'RESS- be selecieli to play in the annual, term that a watershed was.water -Of' • the _ -•" . the government to assist people Season Average -Mrs. Lari Sot( president 'creasingntueky-. Southwest.-KeIn- - In- game • at Memphis. which drains F.aot-Weet from a given area in improvements they would not auxiliars reported the Library 'creasing cloudiness *followed. try 30, FIVE DAY FORECAST added, Tennessee on August 1957. into a stream. .But he otherwise do." he concluded. uncle the chairmanship of Miss and thunderstorms t By UNITED PRESS showers If he is Chosen to play in this that it is. also a community of Regin Senter is almost 'com- Kentucky --Temperatures fo r Ya.ndal Wrather of the local afternoon and tonight. Saturday. people "with- $32.69 • gasne, all his- expenses will be water,' land and Now In addition to a •book Saturday tonseevation office reminded plete. mostly cloudy turning colder -Will be insured from the five - day period. the' latter more important. a morning paid and he the members of a referendum cart here will be I again. High today 55. low tonight leavOs home and through Wednesday, will average He revealed' that there are the time he 16 on 'the TObaCe0 fl, I 11 Nhirray and devotional- thought on, each tray Jerry !Buchanan five to .10 'degrees below the for watersheds to be talcim March 45r ret urns. 140 applications east Niel a combined to encourage the patients. . degrees. Cold- proposed Watersheds ton the Masfieldt have letter emphasized that He was named on the All WKC state normal of 38 in Kentucky. -Leaders in this River, 13.899.383 One verse is: 'loved. I wish temperatures: The and west forks of Clarks average of $32.69 for 1 SOTTle 5:30 a.m. team, the Courier-Journal All. er Saturday and Sunday. -warm- county are factors which can things that thou mayest et Jerry was eltgible'-for the game, guests were pounds of timbacco delivered for above all 31. Bowl- and Covington 23, Paducah State second team. the Ledger er Monday, cooling trend again call on the federal ',government The members in health even,' but that only 44 out of t h.e at the season, now... in its seventh praise* and be 'ing Green 25.,Londem 23, Lotus- ...Wadtaltsdisec-oTata4. -get _the water,shrd_ complet- treated to a chicken 'dinner thsirol States could, be c'hosen. and Times All .WKC teeen. Tuesday or Wertrt week, according to the Weetern.as thy - Font- proem-red vile 27, Hopkinsvilie 26 and thy Murray Grill peior ti 'ehe honors Ile was co-eaptain this last precipitation neat 3-4 inch east ed." 7Tob9eii Association. John 2. e 1061 .25, ' Jerry received 'Many meeting. Dark Fired reiington football season. to about .1 inch, west. Qualls regards the waiersheci Evansville, Ind., 31. during his high sehool career.. - • . •-. 41, • 4.t

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rt THE'LtDGER TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — FEBRUARY 15, 1957 , eAGE INO • & • - tecord and 3.82 earned run average. signed with tbe Kansas City- Dayton Roosts Bid Again, Rory Calhoun Advance Guard Hard At Work la with pitchers '“4-HE LEDGER & TIMES Glenn Cox and al user al T - Mike Baxes and ltonce eire litirs111:1) BY LEDGER & Times etenestnec costonNee lac, I , infielders Training Pless. The Athletics new have :ensc,lidation of the 'Murray Leceer, The Calloray Times. and The For Return Trip To NIT ;Next Target As Spring Near !um -Herald. Octolater 20, 1S28, and the West Kentuckian. Januar:. • * • 31 players under contract: , . . _ • Outfielder Gale Wade signed' t:, le42. • the • Ily JOHN GRIFFIN headlines' teflight- with sev- By UNITED PRESS were in Mesa along wish Mana- with the" Chicago Cubs bring'eg • Giardella Dayton, runner-up 3.n the Na- ,eral other games featuring the Of Spring training won't start of- ger Bill Rigney and his than! .heir satisfied list to 32 and II- _JAMES C WILL1A?4S, PUBLISHER' lat - t - feline envitatien . leen nainerit tour1 nation's top 'teams. -. ficially Tor another two weeks staff. fielder Milt Bolling and pitcher se; yeee fee scserve the right to reject any Advertastild. 1..etters to the Editor, e: the'. ie,,3 Neese* „californile -ranked N.Y. 9 fia- , CHICAGO Jr --A victorious but the "advance guard" of the 'On other fronts: Seee Kemmerer agreed to terms trip to that tfonally, rising its 8-0 PCC I b thoroughly 'rr l'uelic Voice its ms which in our opinion are not for the hes. its bid .for a return ut dissatisfied Joey diamond horde already is hard Torn Gorman, who had a 9-10 with the Boston Red Sox. Aerie with recred in the first of two Atrcest of oar reedere ceert carnival' today flames i Giardello today rated Rory Cal- at work. , two other hopefuls es- manhattan against Idaho while second-eree- I ie i houn as the next target on his The "advance. guard"-consist- WALLACE t. ranked No. 6 .A TION AL REPRESENrATIV ES.r W IT NI ER CQ, 1366 and St. John's. , UCLA (.7-1 na- I path • toward the middleweight ing mostly of batterymen and .,11:114. ore_ :%teniptus, l'enns 250 Perk Ave.. New York; 307 N. Michigan A 97-53 romp Thursday night tionally, gues up against more title. Dayton dangerous Stanford. -- top prospects from minor league Ave,.9iFeago: 80 Bolyston St., Boston. eie er Regis College ,ga‘e -I'll do' better against Calhoun ferms--got down to serious busi- ieeuni for 4.4 Third-ranked Kentucky faces MURRAY LOAN CO. mer. mum4y; per se ea, re...iciest 15e7 than I did in this °he." Giardello ness -273tureessr eeteu-sleatla--the _ at we h51 "ad stette- ITI •Leretefie Trite -end neater,- ifto. I 506- W. Main-St. Telephone 13C year else ton said after seeming a split decision- world champion New Ysrk Yen- . awn...11 Sac. le Cau'laway and ad.:a s' ng counties, per $3.50. a rebuilding season. Coach loin Ss plays Loyola (La. I in a 0,U RHO ever Randy Sandy, a 9-2 under- kees aael hi. St Issue: Cardinals ME-OWNED LOAN CO.' Il..K..r. Z.) a0. . -Biackiiiirn's Flyere• news lieve Chicago Stadium twin eel, Brig - • _ ' ham Young (No. 15) hopes to dog in a 10-round battle at the opened their rookie acceleration eight of 'their lest nine entr-rca at the Peet Office. :Sierras-, Kentucky, tor usittentiesion a.. won its Skyline Conference lead Chicego, . Stauium Wednesday schools. . • games, including the last five build eight. Second Class Matter eeeehe in an lithe-vete bid against Colorado A & Mt 20th- today, the Nov 'York -.-- win ees ., ranked Temple plays Duquesne,: The Giardello's sev- Giants' contingere of 20 ;layers. — FEBRUARY 15. 1957 I e r glory. enth straight rang triumph and FiDAY ' Manhattan. St. John's Win and NIT-bound Seattle hosts coaches. etc.. begins "boiling Manhattan and St. John's. like- Gonzaga. ended Sanely's string at five. t" in the Busk:torn Mineral AUCTION SALE FORCE WITH FORCE el to ' represent New York City "I was overconfident." G,arciel- Baths at Mesa. Ariz., lo said. "I thought I'd knock him • in the Madison Square Garuen With the week. they'll be join- carnival, each regis- out in two rounds. I thought that ed by just aboe1 ever' other The Fiscal Court of Calloway County, would think from the way Russian politicians are post-season ne tered a seed sictory r the last couple of weeks. eve-or li•ague-cleb cage: to. lay Kentucky, will offer for sale to the highest tailing about peace in the Middle East that the West- arena' Thursday night aito thEiere- Ed Beck Has . eeer since e.sigised for the match the grouneworls .:ar fa ,t. get- 0 "But I just couldn't get off.. .. erns 14-wers are the ones which fothented the Suei dis- hence, its prestige. I sways when the March 1 spring and best bidder on the 25th day of Febru- Manhattan. winner of the Beli- den't know what was wrong." the training deadline is rraclied. . pete and practicaliy. baiikrupted . the Nai'eter regime in - . da.% festival Tournament. Christ- Known 01 ' Philadelphia battler said. Manager Casey Stengel. wel- ary, 1957, at 1"00 p.m., on the North steps Egypt.. ma week. pushed its record to Gihrdello. ranked second among comed 12 players to the Yan- • 13 of the The truth about•.the metier _Ise:that 'it was the -Soviet 11-5' with anaeasy 13-78 victors the middleweights by the 1'41- kees' rookie scheol wh'ish has Courthouse the following described e • „..eweer New York U. as Angelo tional Boxing Association, elenion veleieh reek- ow Egypt's. thee, eye_Te_e_ree.eae etee e s ness was oroduced such gears as Bob Grim Property: - lierhbardo lest the Way; sere eureinpres.siee in beating Sandy add Johnny Kucks. Stengel said duet. ecetote,•ior the next.nve yeere anti promised to give :34 peeve Danny Knaep score., for his 6itli win in 83 profess' he hoped to come up with' an for the itee ricitilirkg in returneicept 3irreA end ammunition preerr. in a Nein •effert LExINGToN •- University emelt starts. elditiernal pitcher from this "Twenty-eight (28) acres of land with no im- • Violets cf Kentucky efficials announce Referee Walter duced slayee behteci the iron Curtain. Brightmore 'ear's greup and the No. 1 pros- provements, being all of the land ef the Cal-, Ste JrnIttv's --col6-.1.rd esdass-that, fine-string* basket lave him a 48-44 edger Lead Judge. tierce so far. is Al Cicottee a 15- Nesser came hits power in Egypt the cotten 12-6, with a 71.67 "'tontine...1 loway County Farm' on the East side of the or• ball center Ed Beck, Fort Vallee Spike MsAdams a e7-45 margin. eame winner with Richmond of Lieen sold late-rely itt--the United States. for Cash ef 'Niagara. The Redmen nearly Ga.. has been plaeieg with She Judie, Teeeik Clark's vote went N.C.A.St.L. Railroad and further described as crops had lead. bet Ai the International League last eleer an 11-terirt• • knowledge his wife has an in- te Sandy, 47-46. , follows: while our oetit production was purchased and stored by -Seidel-es three-point play with curable disease. season. Of eight wreers at the ring- T Cardinals, who also train -tice-federal-government so the price to. the farmer could left proCect the clinch - Officials said Mrs.. Beck,. ths side; six .gave Ellis.- notched Giardello an edge at St. Petersburg. Fla,. came out Being a part of the Northeast one-half (l,e) up to insure lair return for his investment and tr. Alex 1Boo' -former Billie Justine Ray. v. of one, trrt or be' held thrTe points, one 27 strong under the eyes of of the Northeast one-quarter (1'3) of '1 27- points 'for Niastara. critically dt at a Macon. Gut gave Sandy a use the'See- labor. other leadteg games Thurs- hospital point margin Manager Fred _ Hutchinson an • ' In .with • lung canvasr.. ...e end the Prises card_ had tion -14,,Township 2, Range 4 East,-- and be- Xw KilS141a the-"Tig F•itir Shotild - say night: Denver kept "its Sky- At her • insistence, the 6' 7' his Matt' Hutchinson. broke .the with ,he fight 'a draw. 'slayers in Thursday during the ginning at a rock the Northe-ast-certiee Of the'. reacn an agreement to furnish no -more arms and am-1eine Conference .hZipes alive junior pivetinee. a Methods:: 5.5-a3 -.4ueaker over Montana: rainieter who frequentle preach., - hottest part of the day but has Northeast one-quarter (/1 4) of Section 14, munitien to (tie Arao: eaters. nor to lseael. It isn't write Ge,,rgia Tech nipped Geergia. in churches • here. hes continued scheduled regular workouts for Township 2, Range. 4 East, corner to Cecil sitar 'whether 'Russia thinks it has already sufficiently , 37-65. In the Southeastern Con- playing and has hot 'missed' a 14:30 in the morning. Career Of Six Holland; thence West with the Section line armed the Arebs .thee can carry on a cold war sue- I feren re: and St. Francis N. Kentucky atimethis season. pitchsre three catchers handed St Peter's, its second The couple has been marrj-cl and a group Of other' players Fifty-three (53) poles tb a stake in The East whether zzint has mean.. of smuggling in ceesfully. or tess ef the season. 87ebries • several years ani has know-n including R e d Schoendienst. line of the right - of - way, of said railroad; tit whatever promises her, diplomats Tussle Resumes months that there was Baumann May • weapons in violation PCC for some Dusty Rhodes, Hank Thompson. thence South with the- Railroad right-of-way . hot • title race in the nothing doctors could do to cur, Dial neereee The Mueller and Hank Sauer to_.. Paceic Coast Conference vies fur Mrs Beck. She has seen 1.•-• Eighty (80) poles and Twelve (12) links Ore it Mee be likely that she has become convinced p 20-year old Wildcat center Be Finished. League on 24-hour a stake corner to Bogard; thence East paral- Kentucky bes option with we sae :Sleet our inenee in the Middle East„e well_ as _ we. only once. when orders to lel with the Section line Sixty-one (61) poles seetergia tech last month. By UNITED PRES..* report next month to ha .e• tieee ' se' in Europe. and she witais to avoid that . Frank Baumannn. a switI Oklahoma City camp at Orland", and Fifteen (15)- links to a rock in the. Sec- Feller Leases Beck net a high seerer but a Fla. le•tore lee get s tircl. Or. tnat King Din Saud disappoint- rugged rebeionder, recently fler.• southpaw froit Ste Louis wh- tion line; thence North with 'the Section line excrete' an 5,000 bonus from' The Sex also announced that tee eer When he renewee oar lease on air bases in nee to his wile's bedside only ti the point of be- •- Eighty (80) poles to a rock • 'eerie the team to may againre the Boston it Sox five years southpaw pitcher Jack Spree, c••••••.ily to.' bye yt...rs tv.t,t! accepted arms at payment. of if the Something Mississippi at Memphis and Mee ago. may have come to tte Miami Internationa, ginning, and Containing Twenty-eight (28) 'Yt Leh :s the earner as Egept atcepted from Russia for • Starkviee, end of a brief major leagut League has signed his '57 Red asissippie State at career Sox contract. acres more or less." her cetten. He was vetreds_smost valualalci" because of an elbow inj- For Collegues Bowl Tour- ttry. The New -York Giants beruget ' Witeteyer Ruesia's reotees in crying out for peace player in the Sugar their This property will be sold for cash and the seller nament which Kentucky won 1?s: The Red Sox announced that total of players signed to in the Middle East. after spending ten cevare to foment the 23-year old ' Baumann has 31 with agreements from piteh- reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By NORMAN MILLER year. friends, of the couple been assigned to their Oklahoma .ers Max Surkont (2-2) and ,etereeelteerdicates-ebe m_leeseeeatain of her-wounds than Unded Press Sports Writer A• few had knewn the • seriousness of City farm club . of...... the . Tetpi Ramon Monzant. bee:tire the EierenhutgareDeictrine was proposed .WCOnet NIL'S YORK Bob Felicr, - eb.• r4irtsti alter . a 'meteerie Mrs.- Beck's illness but Wek gi e.'-'u.. ' - ? asked that it net be glrften . .. Si-sear, career, today let: his had ;;215111WMPUill....*1•441M111111-41d111.1101WiliftikUr41•11Calla" UM..s'" • i.._), -I - 'We IIMININIC Mil • st - • 01110.111111111 LOAM& raissArt../amillimill•Birakililli..•••••••.. almiNIIII•6•...... And '-enct the feels that way about it Amerieana • publicity. ,,....• . A im ...... -_, p _Now piayers "$omething to Maw .1-.111=111-• - WA.11 .11,•••••••.-..-irs•wrom...... • Rupp said Ai, •.• . Vomeam--e.•11M• ••••••••-• 4.--..••••• • ....M. ...NM!••••• .....s • e. AMINO•• en ,m,1 mere aeited•Lttean- e.er in favor of it:, member ipm- pensior, ,Coach Adolph Avola • _ • hum to return to la anything eve' - urged seaxi'- and 'get a good education. AfTs0i1:31. that there is C• ,'r Ford Frick re- She told him can do - that he % eaten the tailb tri the nev. nothing he fr e-..ear plan. made postibi. t,2, should 10 Years Ago Thai Week *:6 millleu in teve.sue . I 11 Ledger and Times File' Game and World Sens El - iadio -and 1..evi.son rights. .A ston- Howard nen cam tributt to the fci En!". nt T Aker. see e, 11. A. Tut k•rr. Murra), ib wet e...etiate ;e: I.1t-iay tile ec: lt112. was re- 1..•.ann Indian lirebatier's „. m;....rtant role in tirmg.n.g • e el „r.,.. ele,,,e,ererr e- 0--,- iint le Senator avored For ceccet. -I don't want to take areee.n Zer Fie Bete.'e Bec : enare and Zahn Pat- same free, Inca ldec eteten•it IL .,ee vett tI ieerel fieende ith a fee,' e dinner Friday. arts and Marty Marion I Yank Left night. Fe'...ruery 7. wr it.d on it," said Fric nr- ietktails. in the home -•%erything con..deied it "u. plaSete this tremen- By UNITED PRES... B ez: 9tri Ste r h 'the ,riter The New York Yankees yin "They both drive!" / have 12 left fielders in came Other Litstral,2Benefits 'are ins' else:et fir r•irr main rrcir,re. Tee ,! 0.. itidbx spring but he' iercis bs "hill be out tesre V. heft . lit- iii:iy ;:.:-•,•;!. iirat-t ti the -new on to the home of . .. e,, 46 . .1,1,4 • b • • ere - the American League FeafOn TWIN TRACTION... Zan!, P.:tt,iii ti ,r tile dessert course. • nr•o.irii. t a leases in leeneree • Mc? I)n Hirst a;r1 visit- .rt ai7 SO - r root..h f.,r h • 7,i tii--...1:•!li Wood,. ttqii Itter at Iltriet•-etilletre. is fe card.' first Neer r to pia) nd • .4 tau f st Its s Via!, of map a Studebaker-Packard FIRST ing Er r• le-elei. ity. Ralph NVieed- e family. • ; for the Yankees. itgrtreet-en- terms-' __:.‘lcies Lee. is a eetoret of hr. Futter at the Futter- *smelt' l'ii_r---la.. to g,•e th.• ;-,.., ild chum- ef -elf* a niereh 1../' ceti so- - . Gillian-1 Hespeie it, Cut •,.; an (....- r: operat'orn. His condi- a hail! .of 22 e.d.% er so good other cars will copy it rculing 10 yes., Lit,erai in-, it- in• titii; is fe;-•rrt.rii to I,Er gi).,ii, . tiesplia- I.,..1.•0 Eleten's 1957 i-sery I` "ldrier * =Ill, I% and Bat. s entertained estimated at $12(too 'Be h • 26' ' ..\11--. F. le tiettend and Mrs. Bill .17...1"1..T1 nen,fi's are ate. Ineit lit WHAT IS IT? Twin-Traction . Differential gives Vou new pavement- with it rt•-e• !!ere ens shower-at tie ?Ionic of ,,t14. former ed in ihe iiJan. which goes ii,i' ,. l' '''• m'erlel• lie' s"see' : Crilike many of the ethers- gripping traction and new safe.control impossible with co-try entional Thur--4.i:t ; eitr,y'ir(-.r, February fi. honoring Miss Mary elite! Ann: 1. • . tht. pi, , VII, i eel be conteneing f e _ .. 1 rider !fie terms ot the ft br.dreeleete .. . O., . secret lies in the fact that the Twin-Traction Diffcr- -Lee it'' gmar„, fee.e,..ier er.43„r ',age. . Ise , ferld bieth. le ward ha: differentials. The - Fol'i :ft•'•“ 1.1.1t•rt•-•-• were in'tinded. rat where . % t-ter.ae. .., 1, ii ire et 50 year. Plse t`' g°.. •irf he ential delivers the major ,part of the engine's power to the tear-wheel Ieses. An acconitnished cischrs ,I alio ....:ii it..c.‘c sbalPi. rrion'1. with the best traction -instead of the wheel with the poorest traction as. Teri- : •I'ard ,i estIlesl -tea sbt“r-ws..s 1...11111WIIMINIIIMMINIIIIP- v er he ler', e -iiieti eecers c $47.• 4 -"•:!:.—..:''''' '— _"I.'1 „!'ntig;(17 -f.:'''Ir'''''' ,-'SI:P111114 (as in a Conventional differential).- The result-roadability that's • a t•,f_ .i r ry-- kirlr :. I..'1.- rt 411-4 210-:. ear , c better in six important way's; el ri • -:,vh- -handed pinch -hitter GOOD usED CARS , __., ,:,.n., _ Or other fronts: ' P. a ,- :r.,1. 07- , ,Fo,r,, Vin,sirt. p m, ti, . : • • The Milvir4tikbe Braves in 1. In ice, snow or mull, Twin Traction gets 4. On rough or washboard roads, it reduces s- i' '''': -4" ". 34° ". '. Cat'r 1lr,n W''itllt‘ey '''ianaClr:islell'rrgI niftietipti l:c..1 r 33 PONTIAC 4-door .--`1'• •''. ,-,.. iftt•wry' iii :he hi ei s-ori out of spots whes•otars withWinventional the rear-end bout,ce, sidesvAry or %wer‘e i••'“- ,,re. A des, •ii Beeves at in; rr•r r•ctl_r.er tr.trr.-ssed t ...net ,• - 4 differentials would -spin tbeireeheels.“ ... Which results from a last-spinning wheel sud- '5 oLDSMOBRLF: 4-door ^fir Incilutula sterr IrAch...: !•.I' Csairple. 1.. denly h;tting the pavement again.' este>, •. Spa in Is 2. In highway driving, it pmteets- against 52 CrIEVROLLT „;11 ' .•;,1 iriv r un "eel "All GCITh C"."- skids that might otherwise recur when one 5. When one rear wheel goes off the pace- It 1 : a .rt.. 41111 merit 'onto a soft shoulder, Twin Traction '53 PONTIA 4-door •i5t-baseman B he, tear wheel hits a slippery spot. (• fl.' ?,6,41,,,n • FI they M'relot' a an directs the driving force to the other tear 2-door t...tt • . ",( SZ 6.• 3. 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She sings about . 32 and France and other countries that She Gets Job five songs an hour in the hotel — MARKET REPORT — anti pitcher they will he targets for atomic Dolores began sinking. Jerome and broadcasts with the band Lied to terins Ay Russia weapons if a big. war breaks Got The Job listened. ,He thought! 'Hmmm." on two radio networks. id Sox. out. He listened some more. He Short On Sleep When she finishes work, she Murray Livestock Co. It looks as if the campaign' thought: "Well, well, well." '- By CHARLES M. McCANN may be the brain child of She- By 139C QUIGG She sang a couple of songs, gets on the Long Island Railroad United Press Staff Correspondent pilov, who Succeeded Vyacheslav United Press Staff Correspondent and then, .a.s. she recalls: "He and rolls into the Git*n Sta- Sales Each Tuesday at 2:00 O'clock Soviet Russia is develoking a M. Molotov as foreign minister NEW YORK !III - A 19-year toW me right away that I had tion at 2:30 a.m. Her \mother big diplomatic campaign in an last June 1 and is spoken of as old homey 'type named Dolores a job. He just- said, 'We want is there to meet her and \drives February 12, 1957 Obvious attempt hi Weaken a coming man in the. Soviet -Rodomista is .so, square that you to start-- whenever you'reher home,to Lynbrook, N. Y. Al- - TOTAL HEAD 973 one- 13C "*tied-deferitse- cooperation. _ etilifig. "She' thinks Ytiireati',waTk right ready to start,." . — ' This doesn't-leave her .rather ast Friday Premier Nikolai Shepilov went. to the foreign in on Broadway and get an Dolores has been singing with much room for sleeping because Long Fed Steers $19.00-20.50 C 0. ' mother has Bulganin sent a letter to ministry after having been editor audition. just., for the asking. Jerome's band' for three weeks, the to be on the Good Quality Fat Steers 17.00-18.00 West German Chapcellor Kon- in chief of the newspaper pray- and sometimes, she says, she job at 9 a.m, as telephone Medium Quality Butcher Cattle 13.00-16.50 She doesn't know you have rad Adenauer holding out hope da, the official organ of the can't believe she's getting paid switchboard operator in a bank. to have an agent. She doesn't Baby Beeves 15.00-19.00 of German unification if he Russian Communist Party for doing what she most 'wants "I just wouldn't sleep at all ficnow what percentage an agent Fat Cows, Beef Type 10.00-12.00 (vould abandon his ties f•-. with HO was not a newspaper to -do: "Sometimes I fell guilty if I didn't pick her up," her gets OT what his duties are. Canners and Cutters ...... 5.00- 9.50 the Western democracies. man. He was put into his new She doesn't know what a song- Now Foreign Minister Dmitri post after a long career as a Bulls 10.75-14.90 plugger is. ' T. Shepilov has sent notes to Communist propagandist. VEAI.S — the United ,States, Great Britain Handsome, disarmingly friend- Matrer of cold, hard fact, she —ounty, and France outlining a six-point ly, more than six, feet tall, he can't read a note of music and Fancy Veal* 28.70 proposal on policy, toward the is in decided contrast . to the can't play a -note. However, she's SCOTT DRUG CO. No. 1 Veals 26.60 highest countries of the Middle East. dour Molotov. been singing since she was four, No. 2 Veals 24.00 he' Soviet government also Cover-Up Plan starting „out with Italian songs 7.00-18.70 Febru- If A "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" Throwouts has asked that the foreign mini- Shepilov's campaign - if it CONTEMPLATING,Iite with new her inuiligrarit grandfather taught HOGS — th steps stars of the United States, Cana- is his - undoubtedly is aimed happiness, Merle C. Mulligan, her, da, Britain; France and Russia partly at covering up Rnssia's who was blind for eight years, So. . .without an agent sh•• Corner at 4th 8z Main Phone 433 180 to 240 pounds 16.60 !scribed attend personally a disafinament own embarrassments in its re- sits in his home in La Grange, walked into the- Green Room i,i conference to be held in London lations with its fellow Com- Ill. A cataract operation re- the Hotel Edison and asked band next month. munist countries in Eastern stored his vision. His most It is reiiorted in. London that Europe. - pleasant sight, tie said, was his - - - - But probably is aimed also • wife Margaret. (international) ao ;m- at taking advantage'of a ;period e Cal- tilADICATE PREVEINI In which the Western Allies, • the believing that the danger of a • third world war 'is increasingly )ed as Van Brocklin remote, are trying to reduce defense spending. Bulganin's letter is unlikely THE DESTRUCTLYE TERMITf Won Punting (1/2) to get very far wiTh old Ade- e'Sec - ratter. Under him. West,-Germany to maintain its ties. td be- FREE INSPECTION is certain with the Western Allies. or Championship of tM TERMITES is Adenauer- the man to believ n 14. that ilo!-sia has any intention agreeing to the untlieation Cecil —Licensed and Insured— of of Germany. PHILADELPHIA l — Norm n line San, Kelley It afinders- unlikely also, that Van Brocklin, who is known . note to the United mainly for his passing feat in 3 East Phop. 441 Shepilov's States, Britain and France is the National Football League, lroad; won 4 , likely to deceive the gOvernments the 1956 punting champion- )f-way Kelley's Pest of those countries. ship and at the same time booted aks 'Would Frustrate Doctrine Los Angeles to the team chain-- ShePilos• out- . pionship, official .league figure: Paral- Control The six points lines would hive, the effect of 'Ishowed today. poles amommi- gommor. Van Brocklin 'averaged 43.1 e See- Yards as he won the leap:, n line title for the second straight yea' of be- TRELLIS SEAFORD The Oregon alumnus punted 4t! times. (28) Is Back With J. T. Hale Motor Sales . -it was two !Fears in a row in the runner-up spot for Dick He invites his many friends to come in 1.)chaine of Green Bay. .wh,i the seller and see him in his new position of me- averaged 42.1 yards in 62 kick,. Is. Sam Baker of Washington was chanic. third with a 42.5 average, -Don Chandler of NeW York fourth FOR AUTO WORK , with 41.9 and Adrian Burk of Philadelphia fifth with 41.8 rnAts. See Trellis Seaford and John Baker Burk was ,the busiest kicker • A FOR NEW AND USED CAR SALES with 68 punts. The longest of the year was a 72'-yarcler by . See Verble Taylor and Cook Sanders Van Brocklin. - * Fred Morrison of Cleveland. Yale Lary of Detroit, Fred Glatt NOW DISPLAY ON of Pittsburgh, Ed Br -wit or The New Chicago Bears end Louis Baiciac el of Pittsbureh completen at- Oldsmobile Fiesta Station Wagon om 10 in that The first one made by Oldsmobile since 19*0! Bay wasorder.Green second to Lc' — * — Angeles !lie tr:.m • • CHECK THESE USED CAR BUYS averages. •.,•itti 1.-,"%slo,g'.,fn hir 1953 OLDSMOBILE "tik8". four door, automatic transmission, rpido aM hr-ter. frustrating the .alms of the rte., , 1954, OLDSMOBILE (Two') "SR", four-door, power Flienhoweir P ,c1-inelor he -R&H, automatic transmission. • rile Eat Rts:••ia ste-eriav, sl•srs;., automatic trans- free to engage' in o c 1952 OLDSMOBTLE Holiday "98", hetivitFes. ' • mission. R&H. The note calls for the "liqui- 1951..OLDSMOBILE coupe, R&H, automatic trans- •its,,oef f.treign INe ••.'' in th. mission. Middle East, meaning Unite., 1949 OLDSMOBILE, four door, automatic trans- States hates. mission, R& II. ! What Russia, rryty propose at 1955 FORD Fairlane, two door, auto transmission, the London disarmathent meeting. whether or not the foreign R&M ministers attend, remains to he 1950 FORDS, two of them. seen. It may he predicted with 1950 CHEVROLET rickup. some certainty that it will sound important but will not offer the decestsary gt'arantees against the danger Olaf Pussia would J. T. Hale Motor lie able to cheat if the Western Allies agreed to abolish nuclear warfare and tear up their de; fehsive allianoes. • •I Sales But Shepilov may figure that, while Soviet enticements may North Seventh Street Phone 833 not deceive the Western -Allies, it costs_ nothing to f ry

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FRIDAY — FEBRUARY 15, 195t6 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY open- TEE the Mrs. Nellie Pigue led the •O.. ..J.1•••••0111•MMEMINEM regular February mleting at PAGE FOUR 'Wednesday, February 13, at two- Woman's Society. Of church with seventeen members tag prayer. o'clock in the afternoon- Grove ITSCS41a thirty present. The Lynn afternoon was spent with Christian Service Lynnville WSCS on The Mrs. Norman Lee was in with the News Activities members doing needlework. February 9 which IS Chat the as Re ular Meet of the program on the Saturday, interest to -Trre-hrerrr- or The-Vtattattore-prograns--- Of special The Woman's Society of Chris- theme, "Those Who LovP- The a part Page the copy of the Ladies in the Paris Women's bers was Bun raw- being ,conducted Service of the Linn Grove &Edo-sue was by Mrs. Home Journal magezine publish- tian District. 41111 LOCOS, Methodist Church met for its ford- and Mrs. Carl Jo Burk.een, Editor . . . Phone 694-M-4 or 763-j. weedainiip ed in 1909. • I Mrs. Gatlin served refresh- ments to the sixteen members. .4 rts & Crafts Club The guests were Mrs. Merritt ! Jones-Cheney Engagement Wallis Homemakers Club Meets At Home Of Jordan and Mrs. Gingles Regular Meet who assisted their mother in JEWELRY SALE Has Mrs. Jessie Gatlin serving'. COSTUME it Brandon Home . • • • Mrs. Jessie Gatlin entertained SATURDAY - FEB. 16 to 23' Ii :Mrs. Toy Brandon was hostess the members and guests of the Mrs. Raymond Hewitt and son for the all day meeting of the Arts and C.rafts _Club _ at th_g_iaf Bowlinji _Green are visiting. Pleas4nt G!re v e Tioniety-aken. regular monthly meeting held at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 'Cliftl-held-rni!riliforretay.--Febraera. her home - on Olive -Street-ost•whonellea 11, at ten o'clock in the morn, V2 Off ing. 1/3 & ONO The meeting was called to MrdIrAkfilti TODAY and SAT. No Refunds No Exchanges order by Mrs'. Dennis Boyd after which Mrs. Erthine Stewart rail from the twelfth chapter "You're in trouble mister... Romams. Mrs. Manon Grogan led % to your neck..." in prayer. • 'job', up Mrs. Clifton Jones gave. an interesting report on Farm and GUY MADISON Week A report on Criz- FELIDA FARR enstop was given by Mrs7rlari Branca:in. The garden. notes were KATHRYN r.RANT made by . Mrs. Carrie Story' tI- loed by's the landscape notes • COSTUME RINGS by Mrs. .Autry McReynolds who • COMPACTS 1.-Ad this Ohlit-!the month t, s...w • NECKLACES bliiegrass-• seed they were aL etc. •••• • BRACELETS, sewn -4n- Septerri .and alsa_ 'ha; sn-eetpeas should. - planted th,s -trainth. NATION'S NO.1 SCREAM TEAM! The main •.e5.,.. .n N."Prarer,. • EXTRA LAUGH SPECIAL! * Cons.tructic.n" was pres'enitel by . MURRAY Mrs. Julious Cur. - Mrs. Toy Brandon dret id"'14 recreational.. period. Jewelry Myrtle Cooper gax - book r, •,‘ At 'noon 'a potluck dinner aas in Peoples Bank Bldg. 7-Servect- Present f• r' the meeting were Alisalitutds•La.Dell Jones "SAILOR BEWARE" Murray, Ky. pine rr.er.:ht rs rind four visors to James Mrs. Mary enwagement of Miss Ruth LaDell Jones -Mrs. B.,- Erwin. the announced Alice Sark. Mrs. Milford Orr. Chi' ley of Dayton. Kentucky. is being Frank Jones. of and Mrs. Stanley Gr.gan-•s- -.r. her parents. Mr, i,nd Mrs. Colon 0. today by of Frank • the latter •1..-t, ax0r.g thr: Route Two. Kirksey. *Mr. Cheney is the son The next meetir.g will b•-. W. Cheney of Dayton. home of Mrs. Clara Brarf- High School and in the , Miss JorkS is a graduate of Kirksey dor. Business College. Mobile. Alabama. 4 Twentieth Century - • of Forestry in She is employed by the Kentucky Division "I Love My New Fin: Grove ll".11S Mayfield. and at- Mr. 'Cheney is a graduate of Berea College Has 1Ieet In Home University of Cincitinati. He is employed w• tended the out of Of Mrs. Hale Federal Government Loan and Savings Examiner Station Wagon Office. innati, Ohio, Regional Broadmoor STUDEBAKER The Woman's Missionar.- A June wedding is litting planned. y bf the Elrr. Grove Barr,: ECONOMICAL TO OPERATE" C . :rch met t. r its Janua* SO BEAUTIFUL, SO COMFORTABLE AND SO IF Of II'MS IT'S re. esing - in the -home of Mr, ‘.1/ ff issiotsary Society Circle Has .1leet Tuesday 1 ,,..r..in ithchairman the %h'sle-5 has Hazel Ladies Tennessee asM tud'.!he' pr."ale 'A .'a.e. hone of Mrs. Carl Hend- , Says Mrs. S J. Routon of Paris, ha. Mr.: Hiliman Maupm gave .Is Guests For .1Ieet ri.ks -a-as the scene of the meet- • devotion 1o:11,ra-trig the WWII, - mg the Chapel Metloviiisi :- of 'Circle rv-rrY Wtnnan'` singing -The Kingdom is Corn- The Martin of , Missionary Society .of the First :lurch Woman's Society. ing." Those taking par. on -the la , Baptist Criurht held on Tuesday, were Mrs. Hardin Nfor- . cr.rstian Service had as Its program ..:,.(.5,..., ,*,,e. maze! wscs ,1 ,,,:sr:_ F••bruary 12,. • tw,, , thir y ris. Miss De i,a CY.2•41d- Nt:•-' ' i-. -Cs: ,n •Ilt. •,f'erm,on. .. - me.riing '' A.frri.4 •Ko. ! Mr, 'A.• r. Cr..;•.r. ,..r. f. r "he regniiar tr• presente,1 M N:! K., •c: at 'he- chrr 11. at en o'clock .u ."" • r F.bruar.-- • .• -rie! b s.,k. o ues.scr. a ciran-it ' - . ir a .M.s.,:ens USA." w hirh was very -7. ir.ernoer• and Harrell ana Mrs. in9r_ra•iiinal and in'eresting. r- --- Mrs - Cotton , Mn' C1IfT n ... e!esses. Thr-s devotion from Genes. and i,:i !rd uoiters were h • ..Ea D-cie. Who .12:1-3 and 14-1.8 and Acti-i. 1:6-9 r,. ' Evan. ie•.• r, on Mr: , given by :tiffs. Myra Lei !. , e" v. a.- pre -ero ey .Jrs. and V. - .• as- Mrs L. L. Dow. chairman • -iarrell. ani Ser.p, • ne orc!e. presided . at the bus: - • 7 c Mr, R and • ir 3,, r.eLars-aco.meerne. The opening an; earned 1Nrid 0. .irs. Wiaay Lois. an .niere/ing HEAR HOW Mrs. a'k arc: Mir.. Cdtrna CHP.ISTIAN ; C. Chi!es respective!y: .7. . : !in.-F.:men.were served SCIENCE ss •ne igh! memb.: HEALS ; rt o r. 8:.5 EACH S..NCAv A.M. On Rad.* Stat on WNSS Mrs. Om Boni Is • also • ' Hostess For Meet WSIx-TV ..CwANNEL 8 NASHVILLE - se ,:o. ned .r f r •h. Each S,rlday 1.46 P.M. . • -e• •-•

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• 15, 190' FRIDAY — FEBRUARY 16, 1957 THE LEDGER St,TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY the open- PAGE FIVE. and the National Farmers Union 441IP't SCS !SR are among national organizations on Inhumane WSCS Treatment Decried that have endorsed slaughter re- which is Dri Program --L Paris &R the n Nation's STa—uoliter Houses MIN How To Get PHILLIPS 66 , The national campaign to pro- (The National. Provisioner, Jan- Revenge On Meter SERVICE STATION tect livestock from cruelties in: uary 19, 1957) slaughterhouses, which achieved ,.The, Humane of owned and operated by fie per word for one day, minimum ot 17 words for 50c - Ic per ward for tam days. Classified ads are payable In Society .the. &dynamo. NORNISTOWN. Pa. -JIB- B. amazing support in the Eighty- United States proposed a bill * MAX LOVETT P. Newton of Oil City. Pa., had fourth Congresp, has risen to new introduced in the House of Rep- * BILL ROBERTS new, 'al a bargain price. Also WF.STINGHOUSE washer and I tiortunity for advancement. Short intensity- in the current Congreas. resentatives on Saitwar'y 16, 1957, his revenge on a penny 'parieirrg- new Royal electric ranges. 4th & Chestnut Ph, 213 I FOR SALE Doug- dryer. Like new. Call 159-A. hand required. Write to P.O. Box Foutd bills that would require by Congressman William A. meter which did not give him lass Hardware. F15C F18P 182, Murray„ giving education, packers to use humane methods" Dawson (R-Utah I to compel the extra time for the extra 'coins he deposited. Auio, FIRE, LIFE, and Inland experience, ai0 and other pall- of killing animals already have use of - humane slaughtering • r--- - _Marine insurance- -Contaet'Wayne fications. F15C been introduced in the House methods in packing plants engag- 'I precedec a meter-reading NEW BLACK Wrought - Iron FOR RENT I Wilson, phone 921. M13C and more are in preparation in ed in interstate commerce. police officer down Main Street bunk bed, can be made into twin. the Senate. In a_ statement, entered, in the anti__ _deposited. 27 pennies in 7 beds, with 10°,1 F4? 4' FORMAL,' size 11, pink. Phone complete innerspring THREE ROOM unfurnished apt.; NOTICE 1. Congressional Eeco.rti, _ineters lne_ red-thus chetinLJ "A • ir Packers are accused by The 7 -04i -1410-R, 1004 Payrie:,- -118C mattress. A- bargain at -$99.50. 330: Ky. and Ryan. near college. said "millions of animals annual- the borough of $27 in fines but .•1 • • i. • , Humane Society of the United Exchange .Furniture Co., 300 For appointment phone 1140 or MONUMENTS ly are killed in the United States saving 27 Motorists the moon- Stites, leader of the campaign, :ash USED Electric Range, good as Maple, phone 877. FI5C 721. ' Fl5P Murray Marble & Granite Works, under conditions that w o u Id sconce of appearing at of needlessly using kiting methods OPEN 6:00 builders of fine 7mtenurialt for shock and outrage the average Hall to pay $1 fines" Newton 3 fIEWLY decorated furnished. that, cause acute and prolonged Answer (c Yesterday's PlIZZIO .ovea half century. Porter White, citizen," said. SHOW STARTS.,,, 6:45 roomswith private bath, private suffering.' to animals. A ne w CROSSWORD PUZZLE Manager, Phone 121, M 16C entrance. Hot and ACROSS 34 -Syraben toe • RA ER cold - water.-•-- folder published by The Humane Dawson also called the atten- tellurium _ If interested phone 1454 F18C GREENFIELD FABRICS, 3 miles Society of the United States, cal- tion of the House ty correspond- -Christmas carol 0 Calloway County's Year 1 -Vuunia boy 35 , AB 4- Mae.i.rhusrits 37-1.ampre•• !JMI Last Hwy. 94. Bales print. 69C led "Facts About Your Meat," ence in which he told Secretary P1 'Round Drive-In fish peddler and 39- A5E yard. Many materials less than says that fully conscious lambs, of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson ---- - anarehlst 39-Beginnem [ HELP WANTED 41-Therefore half price. Spring woolens $2.69 2a!vec, sheep, hogs and cattle that "in view of the lack of FRI.-SAT. 15-16 ,9 -Greek letter 1010110 El OM FEB. 12--Organ of 42-Prohibits Dacron linen $1.29, also embroid- are shackled by one hind leg, ‘oluntary progress by the in- hearing 43-1Thetis the 13---Caure of feathers oDieU mie•I sA ED DI LADIES Wanted to earn from $2 ered linens and cotton. F15C jerked from the floor by over- dustry. the (Agriculture) Depart- TWO BIG HITS Irritation 47,-Contalner law 4E-First reader to $5 a hour. Full or part time head hoists, and then knifed so ment's continued opposition to I 14-Things. In -SEWIN MACHINES, Nicchi, 15-01rt's name 411-Long-billed, MOP =MEM HBO work. Must have car. No ir vest- that death comes slowly from legislation puts it in the position ACTION plus COMEDY 17-liehrew long- DU UW. WOO EIM Domestic, Brother. Repair all prophet ((rd ment. Write Manager, 1025 South bleeding. of favoring the status crud, And makes. Write or call Allen's 1.3- Vent Hats 51-Vast age 3rd St., Paducah, Ky. F16P I submit, the status quo is hard Alt THE SAVAGE FURY OF INDIAN WAR I 2..-Ilelps 52-Kind of nut I°"' BRIER Sewing Machine Ex., 210 S. 4th, The:- Humane Society says that 21-Toll 51-Exist ' if not impossible to def94,from, Padvahe Dial or the shackles and hoists frequent- 231ea.ure of 55-Ttriy 4-Ms PERMANENT Office position (V- 2-8900 Murray a humane standpoint." Call YERMINIX — World's -a...light rabbi") 54-Abounds Es'(a ma lion phone 1091. • M19P ly dislocate leg joints and that 24- I;rdup of 6-Prelixi with on soon, attractive offices.• Op. soldiers nlekusme 7=Batby's bed . -- animals suffer for long periods, Humane- slaughter bilis sinilea Largest Termite Control IOUX matter RELIEF for those T.V. tired 37.-611r. no , DOWN 8-.1ttack eyes before they become- unconscious. to Dawson's (H.R.. hia h Congressman, Organization Aft. moon on our 80' screen. See .a techni.% 24-11.ad. money Male Help Wanted 'the Society then describes the 3029) have also been introduced All Work and Sery.ce P.- l'rets.,Ition -n r13 11 -Sofftzt of the color movie tht9" weekend at the pRisin 2- 1,iin .•h techniques by which meat ani- in the ,House, by Representa:ives loNa• 21-Within. nature of 9 • Int IISUrtf Murray Drive-In Theatre. Enjoy Perfcrmed By 32-Frelich game ot Mals and 'poultry can be rapidly Edgar ft Westand of California cards is-Principal room yourselt---rou'll be glad you did. old Roman and 'efficiently made unconscious (H.R. 3049). Martha Griffiths of in See OHIO VALLEY TERMINIX in . house (pl.) ad Friday's Ledger. F16C • 3 3 s 5 7 C9 is before being slaughtered. Michigan (H.R. 176) and George DO YOU QUALIFY? - - CORP. 'Irbt/Watla formation on BABY CHICKS. Book your or- Miller cif California (H.R. 2880). 3 skin One is the caibon dioxide tun- •-• FAIN 901111399 cer grim 1. Age 25 J.0 40 . der for Bills are to be introduced in the P.O. Box 134 Paducah, Ky. 21 I .Im 'atib'Y chicks today at nel which - anaesthetizes animals 17 22-Bother 2, Married and Good Health your Senate soon by Senators Hubert home town hatchers. Mur- and is used by two Hormel & Phone 3-2934 or 3-6696 n-Unenwiark Minnesota and fahrte High School or Better - ray Hatchery.•5 4_th St. Humphrey of •• -Co-.. - :hog slaughtering plants Contact direct or - for Reference -I. Own -Car - Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon. where the total daily kill is 10.- of Performance of Work call tic GORCEY Ran 4ALL 25 24 26-liards -5. Must have good .character Neuberger is a director of The 000.. Another is the captive-bolt Local Customers or Bowe ,s881y Mail fa 29- SSIniboi for and references. I to Humane Society of the United 3, plo . calcium WANTED BUY pistol, used by about a dozen States, G.V 2, Nimbus If you qualify we offer a MURRAY LUMBER CO. .3.4.1. r II Mil 32-Flower packers. It entirely eliminates P' full time job with excellent Th.,. 11 million member Gen- 31-Hupees (Maio.) A GOOD SET of World Book '.he brutalities of the ax, which Murray. Ky. Phone 262 4 II•M Federation of Women', Clubs grvzs' - VA ss 36 -Weasel-like future. Guaranteed startiny .Encyclopedia. -A 1 s o eral 16 .4• ti animal Childcraft. Alen is used repeatedly before salary $75 per week. Groni, 4 -Style of coat Call Mrs. George Hart after 5:00 a beef. animal is "immobilized„ 0-Slumbered Insurance. 'Pension Plan. Pair. V. S.4. 42-Prohibit the Society says. 44-Woody plant Vacation. For personal inter- SUN.-MON. FEB., 17-18 45 Halters I LOST & FOUND eir so proton ts view, A_. Hormel executive Iola a 416 46-Church hreols For appointment - - Senate committee during hear- MR. FRIENDLY4 47-Feb egir- la,. si 43 Rome eve - See LOST: Yellmk and orange strip- 'iur “ri slaughter methods SAYS 19- Period of OM* JULIAN EVANS. Fld. Sup. year • that the humane carbon (hi PDX.% • r )ed kitten around five months. 01445 SS tb 50 -ffehr••••,•••!. ry•t Sudden zxpense riLAR !•,* -Svrol•ol for or ad. Strayed away Yuciday • even- dioxide method has actually de- STOR) OF May loom YOUNG 2A5I LI-1511 •••• t• Lat. •••••16 •••••••••. bot Phone. 487-W -. Murray rig. 303, creased Hormel's labor cost," the ahead; • Phone F18C COUPLE IN Mt Humane Society reports, stating Stop your worry - FORGOTTEN 14000$ that the sound economy of Get a loan instead DICK POSTHUMOt,JS VICTORY luraane slaughtering i.. proved -- -' ELIZt_PITH SEIFERT'S NEW NOVEL by the fact that at' least a few LOANS TO $300 PITTSBURGH 'V'- Exactly packing plants have adopted one month after his death, the painless. methods. Oscar Mayer name of T. L. Kennelly. of A Call for & Co.. one of the packers using Doctor Barto ' Carnegie. Pa., was drawn as C 1966 by Fli.c3beth Seifert. Reproste•I by permission of the pub- 'winner -4•164,1pn.c.Ve n.tat the, captive bolt pistol, w a s lisher. Dodd. Mead & Co. Distribilted b• King Features Sysdaats. the tit • convertible in a raffle sponsiired among the top ten earners in the Wear sr 72lakert"Oine by the csoftion.. Ckvits eat .industry in 1956 and attri- • in's Clubs. The car was pre- butes high profits partly 'to SUSAN UMW) Wenn iu(IGAII Child a chest an, net right side stop at the cleanin blesidee Ut• 6,1001 6,1.4110111101 UAW SUB I raratlor• count on seated to the wilier, who didn't -increasingly efficient operations ' 4th Phone 1180 4 1.0. • 5.05 dbl..' 418.1pe flow gut moral folks *Mc 204 So. me to set.. even know he had bought a according io an article. in a pack- ..• 61 1.. 111641 iowm .3i 14n. ne1 talhltt ••••111, ing industry publication ..:r.••••• et•,•., 4.4. 01,10 *DO n.rrs He cormut.r.c 015 supply cu Lxiyalt too. Tnat was good. trade • Isar Sender., nueldell. teL LW I'm in,, •esident at the iowt. orei,sii.gs arm 'We can arrange matters. by Ernie Buslim:ller • •orin Itch sat • eist, ••••••••• ••••••Uz• 1.11.J 1:SUI hr wanted some sure, said the doctor. NANCY alba -...:14•1• vales *taw r If tin. wataos 0100.1- -sraMe was proi..iatil1 &VDU- .16/ Ill. 614 .1,1.1rhe is imp, • ale tropulsivety. Pearl squeezed ms Well, the •••41•11, I.. tor • stilim sad sake able. Out ne'u nave type arm. "Gee. Doc, I'm glad your" nor to !vesicle,. . oracles 'tr. 'oe the orst Lflifl aSS tx. apply the • S,• ns I. P without • Virtue t here!' IStal• •'t Imo if pressure Creasing*. administer .8 I optot•tine •Ilot He smiled at her. -So DM 1, AUNT routine inn 11/11111111 11 res- totem° and then, probably, send WERE . -ra ga e• to• 1441111,1,1 nil wrir elPel• Pearl.' he assured her. - N las and ro *Ante the Child LO OloOd supply. She FRITZI e thy",•np began a beautiful /Q0. E AT I NG- get swat- um atikr? e a.s• *ff. was going ante shock He tied on And thereon to net SIDI • It Ott BUT HOW • ma.•••11.•••• S Mask arid put on gloves. Ii irndship. -7I ACI:E RS •• •6111.116610116 nilysi an fir Uti IN • 'app. with 'ewe lot., '.O.ausse a sh, y MI help me Etkirl?tie- Their destination was a smau DID YOU !Iowan? It Defog *060 ...Mi.,!MA Aft!, :molter in a town ot ZU.UOU peo- BED Iron .9.•d• asken ? t.few •Iers- rer•orte the KNOW lene ar .rettatiot It to •otPrviesved IA sure. What ple situated natio:ay between ON Int towr -•WOrtrOterinert Al tfw Together ne aro Pearl applied Holacs and Madison_ te Elmore St :he 4.4diera QOM. • C+AAST I N •••...tin• oannagea the Ocilitot s nanos Me:tonal Hospital was admin- '.. •r1 Aleut-SW,. oar the Wept oev•- ..eso r -Tri-e j :heti swill anu MM, with relict instant istered oy a board consisting of IGH-T ? ihouiu ri oaf Slit :nos -• gfltitl to the cnim He nung a Dottie and members of the family who had • tallith. ,.lad. 6.11D6 i•r Slopping trite the up nail the money and citi- fen ,oarried .t,1111, OCCt Intl trip D0111- started plasma put Ca) ri tlob ..tattr treatielner Me nos vein then ne went out to talk to zens 01 the town which nay con- u (33 oc. /III afire •I• if • ill OD !Me, 'hospital rear ••• sna haat that tile Patient the mother - anti tc the lather, tributed the rest. The If • leSd I• burro, -ado Who nao conte name from the staff was made up of three local school where he 'aught doctors. CHAPTE:It 10 '1 think we must take Judy to The wilding was new. The lab eine a tall. L Grapy • usorh the nearest nospital.' ne said, ex - was small but sufficient_ They P.,loride A omen moved away roaming snout the need tor trans- Imo X-ray service-and the whole trum the pee: stitch ifIV the lueions anu the matte, 01 Wood thing was thirty-five miles trom little girl Site was: about five-- cross • typing r wisn you'd send Grady's office, and der clothing nail Oren cut or urfibulance at once.' said lie saw Judy installed, and the Surely Tcii that ABBIE an' SLATS -Raaburn Vain torn amen the nadly turned areas Grady to the tattier. and he went brst transtuxion under way. A oi her omit arrd tipper tiody. back to mit patient newspaptr reporter came with a .17-• - Art toe art mother?" ne Within five niinutes the ambu• tamers to take the child's picture "71!Fariakit. SURE, I-I'LL BE A TP.PSE YOUR askedteliefale girt. tenor wee at the door Tlie doctor with Pearl at her bedside. COUPLE OF MINUTES, TIME -WE 601 home. Grady SIILL CAN FIGURt -No I ir tne sitter. There's phoned the nospital and told the On the way THOUGH; A HALF AN Pearl some barbecued ribs ROCKY'S SORE AT ME FOR the mot her She nodded toward surgeon there what ne had al- bought f(ciuR TILL THE diner, and dropped GETTIIC• HCR THAT a Oat K-aailo.., young woman who ready dope' tor the child. and pie at a MAIN FE,:-,TURE first :Rood terrified at the foot of the -Are you going to attend her, her at the house where he'd PRFSLIka-- ROC!

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