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Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 'ARCH 10, 1958 Largest 'FOUNDED First e!s"_""as..= Circulation In — Police had teem- with hog a six-man gang The City ete arrested in a " stdre. All six were Local News Largest and Circulation In The County Local Pictures raiz 10,100 MURRAY POPULATION IN 79th YEAR Vol. LXXIX No. 60 ENDS United Press OUR , Ky. Tuesday Afternoon, March I 1938 • • TUESDAY PRCLAMATIONO First National Library week . 1 Repeal Of Excise Tax On New State Police Jurisdiction March 16-22 W,ORLD'S WHEREAS: * ME SHOCKER! 1. A Gerdto poll survey in Cars Considered As Boost 1955 :eves:FA snot 61% of the hill Posed For Passage • • Ainc:essn see , i hed nal reed me rat rs a beef in she prceecerse 12 WASHINGTON AR re-The ad- By JAMES R. RENNEISEN leatherity in any city or county menths except the Bible, ministre ti. n 'today js reported to Gen. Maxwell United Press Staff Correspondent of the commonwea.,h with or 2. Ws rer'eze hat In the wends r- - n' 'do - ne- Congre;s 1 sear .vel f the witheut the consent of local f Bee: is ell eadi!reg mak ei h a -lore! he federal e-xte4e tag on D Tay! i.re ntlitnry p a y tRANKFORT IP— The state officials. full men" and our csuntry needs emir tars 'to' give the recess-don- sratenedratieres among geared part- police jurisdiction bill was House Majority Leader Add:- an inf_rrn5s1 c:tizenry. atarmebile ineuetry a shet 'raise pled which i.s passage 50 measures posted for son Everett (D-Masen) was the 3. The First Not.onal Library in the ann. ly te atr rnic-aire ir the House of Representatives it is • Pried S .pports: Muse f'i r m sponsor df thrbill. and Week w2l ,be ilreersed March A trigh'y rs'isced lnformart. .'day as the Kentucky. General in- • INV wraer . put Ire h !teem be-' generally conceded to be 16- 22. ii th- pr7p-eai may be dis- "Xssebly began its final 10 days by tend a c -nereesienal drive tor. spired and supported the NOW, THEREFORE: cussed ferther at President - El- of sessions. administration. -ek Agrtalture Sesretery Ezra .0BRIGIDA state 1. Ws urge our ciSizens ie-rill- ereir''s • •weelely conference The politically explosive meas- Democrats who voted for aft Benson from seaeh:nf 1958 The see esbeetere Ne'e- ng.; • T. etra r v ss isle Re fltiP.'4rn, eenkg,resii Joiat NtY Ruleseesar- reported nue by- t bill to the We t!. rim 2 support;. D.emocesses QUINN "4-btragini The Week by nrek.ng use of the trader' Rules Ccmmittee Monday night floor for possible action includ- and Reo•sb!icarw, ort._,two House .esitong facilities in our cern- ars:Cher alenin!stration with 24 Democrats and 14 Re- ed: But a ST:C1.1 ure eabcdrznit tees both- marety. • • killing the auto • tax, publicans signing the committee House Speaker Morris Wein- i ere: d esiorsed a -Serro'e la:14 that 2. We urge each ceezen, chid or msre to !the report. traub and Reps. Bach, Billing:en, wit ti eese $150 frssze Liam price sup- ICIACK end adue., t !ifeeileses the theme Cars 'eani brings The bill would extend general Bush, Casey, Clore, E. E. Cook, price ef new ports n t ices -titssn 1987 levels. 'police, f ?hi National Lear 3.ry Week a bilibn dollars a jorisdiction to the state Fields, Finney, Greene, Hahn, the Treedsry Remelt's:: The chairman _4 the • eed eeks up and rzed — f.r one -rf several lax f permitting them o exercise their Hari, -leteGu ire, McReynolds, year, is. jest "Irri:ta E-Ire't:ng Committee re- Ri DAME etorn, 0. enters:a:n(71,m one st:yey for when M a eit ey, Newberry, Ratcliffe, eSeteeer f. feoly acti:..ni on iesrlIncti -'t. tot 4tnswledge. Pre :lent dee!des Peed, Richard se.h Se.h,' Tin- - sne. if-elts S esen!ci :It eewi us ertler to :n- e efreass E eo. Maysr eeeleci tc..mbat sly,- Wilson and. Yuen& fax re': f ese rOsee 27,eged adv-ance elesks" re-School vereng - City of Mur:iay he bissete saimp. hepeblicans n Feieria! Board ac- 1 1 - - — 'M. the bill were: Vete Rreecent Rich:rd. on,;, Reps. Bar.ey, Burress. Paul _ :story Of Lunch Nilsen its 3 pserible teesff "aid Detente Defense Secretary r, Clinici* Dates emelt, Wter 'If:raiser Ass -Tev.ri.el c.Ifl. .14-litE r y sesed the eew Peace, U S Navy a first submarine capable ot tiring Room Is PTA Topic Duff. Nick Johnson, ATOMIC MISSILE SHOOTER - Thee Orayback, the .be-Iscrae tax cut :tee ead of iency deIenee money bill • 'Rayburn. ..encier, Carl atomic werheaci guided missiles, rests at Mare island Navy Yard Calif., at cumniissioning time. --- Qua Is, "erasseve" pubec wrk.. spend,- :a to g. to. Csastre weuld Reguius missitea. one of which Is mounted on .1h- Is: ry f le- -reth m heynolds, Willen axle Witch. The diesei-peneered sue carries two' 1,000-mile mere g wernment action Announced ;to.• r the. Me:: y eth 1 ern 'if .at :zasi. $1,270,030.000. He The Sena e passed sestet_ bills Saunc.ons tiers..portion atop null cuntainet tut two missiles. ,441110/11434 SUUNaradaie) e-sga m rseeesSon. -warn_'!..e 'needed to f:ght the es. 'Veil el weeed caeil:ofor- -in--- ay Mete, and the house -1•43---13.4---PZ At iIi: lime time }lease Dem- ars:kJ due r.;:h of B-52 by- Pates have been announced /or pissed 10 including tt propose,' et 'tele' g Pay efr at the r :este: leelert prAn5e1 quick -':•igrn b.nsbcrs. amendment. Au,itn S:h. - es.r.eiv4s the pre - school examinations ccnstitutienal Panel On Youth ?ct' n by Ccngrey; to brx-,•sit the wh ch will be held at the Callo- The cons:-Lutional proposal Member Of First Asseeation meeting leer wesk. -Ell. Smith, jebless pay ter the rising, army way County Health Center. by :he (louse would Is PTA Feature Mrs. C'ars' Ma- •Paksr was passed . of ur.:.rnp yeii—zipez•ed to Some changes may have to permit sheriffs , to serve cone- n 'shares . f the pee gram. "V, Parele" fea- -trod 3.100.000 in the lateet be made, officials said, b u t seeutive terms. If approved by y Pink:es, and Slarley 'ure Fred Soheittz. pr.ne:pai uf Faculty Of ••••MSC,Dies - Toda 7r:memt csectele ions. To notices will be publighed three the Senate, t he amendment eh:en played piens, to and Damage so-,3:31, and the H use Democrats revealed HION each op state ballots Mut-my High Wore and faurere grades of or four days before clinic. would appear he Stu -lent Ceinel at the meeting they aren't waiting for Preslo Almo. A through L. March 14, in the 1959 general election. member of the , leach.ng eaoge her to be- Mrs. .Bun Crawt ri. Wes Sit:n- Associa- E. H. Smith. a Esershower to ceme up 9:00 a.m.. M through Z. March only other bill passed in of the -Parent-Teaoshers ccmesepirecter of Extension. a Mr-- Wells. Overbey and dent Jn The Murray State Cc:ege faculty. I eer, Higinsiys t.iiin Their -day n,jchi at 7:30 in feet web a pSan, but are drafting 14. 1:30 p.m. either chamber that aroused cued this morning a. ocloca potation --her held until - his re- Mrs reRue Overbey, sang ecal the audeorium. 'e.g.:dote:re of their own to in- a W. Z. Carter School, March 28. much con reversy was a House in the elerray Hospital after tirement in nerneeers. Mrs. Joe Pat Ward, Ag interesseng meeting h a s duties a: ;"ease es t :ley the amount but 19.00 a m. bill that would permit school an illness of almost two years. In addition - a eke en:Liman, presided at the busi- The Millions been plenned including epee:a I was he !smell cf time j :bless bene- SDAY! Dexter and Independence. dis,ricts to levy a special school The funeral will be held at Murray State, Mr. Smith noes session. ITILIS.0 by Mary Ann Wallace. of r. will be paid, March 28. 1:30 pm. 1 building tax up to 50 -cents .he Murray See enth and Poplar a minister of the chetah Ttl 7 bet nn.ng of the !'inch- Ann Wreither in addition to Rep. Clevc:oni M. Bailey (D- 11% —The diree- Faxon. April 4. 9:00 a m. without a referendum. and Church of Christ Wednesday, at Christ. and he had been room when eh:. :etc Mrs. Herry FRANKFORT lies and en Youth. Dr. Waeter W. Vail seed he" will pu fir ghway De- . New Concord, April 4, 130 Rep. Charles Wirseh tR-Camp- the panel 2:30 p.m. Alonzo Williams of elder in the Murray Seventh Fenton was president iirei Mrs. o r -f chairmen. w II pre- a new pubeic eseshs efeafetrucei en Division p bell successfully amended the Bc4tburn, Paducah and Paul Hodges of and Poplar Church of Christ Joe 'w'as finance ctra.rman averment's Meinlerrance to meet:nee- ' bill :h1s year as a "publ:e recent be- Kirksey and Coldwater, April bill to make it apply only Ode at the Murray will be ministers in since 1926. was desire-bed. Mesidsy etre the city of will he Dr. .and • Mrs. Obion Coun:y, works" measure. He said tits coupled with 11, 9:00 am. counties containing a Hominess Charge of the service. Interment He was born in Mrs. Joe Dakeer. kinetudorn t-roi (Cr° weather, Hirzel, April 11, 1:30 p.m. tho second class. Bisekburn. Mr and Ars. Bur- Memorial Tennessee. June 15, 1874; how- vroald 'a view of the stededett Varese Elm teemed "mil- .1.t. in.. the Murray Asp••••••., introdUeed the pet- .41 A. of the amend* Mr. snd tars. Pot an early age unemOoyfrient priblem to Ken- B. Austin School, A through insereion gess lalarker, Gardens. The J. H. Churchill er he moved at shonel who ace er eerv4eccfrest.- sf dateare" damage passed by a 45 Wieburn Case .t one Ms. Tennessee. which San. J hn F. Kennedy-. ID- highways. ,RT SUE L.. April 18, 9-00 a.m.. M througip ment. the bill Wiss, Fine:. i .Herne: is in charge of :0 Dresden rnents during a tour 4 - icky's vide and April 18, 1:30 e .ei ieit /only after the his home town eal:ed for a new labor that at et, p.m. te 22 and Mrs. Lynn Lasseter. funeral arrangements. he considered ITS. J. A. Spears telmeted - Murray Training School, A clerk hao called the roll three Mr. Smith came to Murray Mr. Smith was a graduate of frAnwiito „ keep union treasuries !easit she milli'-,n dollars worth through L. May 16. 9:00 a.m., times. ir August of 1923. the year the National Normal and Busi- ing looted and to curb ef emergency repairs must be ill hold up M through Z. May 16, 1:30 p.m. Both the House and Senate Boy Hangs By One 'he college was begun, as a ness College, Henderson. Tennes- "ccrtan eeeering and un- made srnmedistely. He added it es, but we Douglass, May 23, 9:00 a.m. passed bills that would require teacher of mathematics. He later see. from Which he held a Former Murray demeerat ic p -'.. 'ees." The Sen- may be menthe before surveys the Division of Forestry to set Foot As Mother Dies developed t tte orextension and Bachelor of Science Degree Be- ate Raekrts C ee member eon determine :he entre extent coming! of up a statewide system of forest crrrespondence services of the re he became 3 member prop' sed a bill to 1713 une)s f Oarnage. Lower Midwest YORK V — A four-year faculty, he fire protection program. NEW celicise and originated the off- 'he Murray Sate ir.pen up ithe:r ratans' I r Th- .Detartment of Higtnelys hung by one foot be-' Wingo High Man Dies INGER1E Gets Another Dose The bill would require all old boy campus instruction program. As was principal of hibit them frern an.ng any ternv,,rarilv reduced the tween the ties of an elevated 1908-1923. He also counties to participate. Mr. Smith's duties in extension School trim ne more than $2 i00 and em truck weight limits Of March Snow subway platform for five minutes schedule be- taught during summer terms at Other measures passed in the grew, his teaching Word was receised this morn- mit the running of exeals un- rtutivnd miles at, Monday. screami rog for his smaller, and eventually he Western Kentucky State Normal By UNITED PRESS House 'mewled:' came ing of the death of Oatman H. der trusteeships. • e iads el"m'marte further "Ineminy." She was ttead benea'h School and a: Colorado State The and the (Continued On Page 4) Trevathan, age 62, who passed Other ce ngreseenel news: ri,inage SHOPPE lower midwest the wheels of a train. , College. away Sunday, March 9th in Cotton: The Senate blocked a Spears verig mite were plains states got another dose As hundreds watched a n d Government Going In November of 1903 he was of - De reit. Mich. He is a •former meve wheal weuld have all( wed • being reduced in saes AA March snows. boosting ac pras-ed in the street 60 feet married to Miss Flora Parrish of me 307-W Another Beating Treaty resident of Calolway County. an emergency 30 per. cent in- 7- eds, vete oh are main trick cumulations of old and new below, t w o policemen braced Back On Dresden. Mrs. Smith survives. Death was very sudden. crease in.' cotton acreage this ✓ limits of 59.640 snow in parts of western Kansas Reported In New themselves to catch the bey. He survivors include t w o otes is h Is Indian Claim Other He is survived by his mother. 48 to 36 against to more than a foot today. pulled to safety at year. Is voted diunds. Weight, limits also are was finally daughters Mrs. Sylva Atkins and Mrs. Herbert Trevathan and sis- The storm also dropped an York Schools level by. the train's dPi —The goo - botei suspendirsg Senate rules to ale being lett intact on Clam A the track WASHINGTON Mrs. Hensley Woodbridge. ter, Mrs. Cary Skinner of Clarks- additional two inches of.. snow police- ee .considerate n f 'he. amend- e ads, witch permit._ limits_ .af —A 18-year- motorman and a transit ornrnerst claims; .it can flood e of eeurrav: .four grandchildren, in the St. Louis. Mo., area Mon- NEW YORK IP ville. Tenn.: one etephew. W C 42.000 pounds. r assault man. His• ankle was - bruised. -gr itip of Seneca Indians o f "r, WP• Williams. • Murray. day night to bring the total ,no old high ectrool bor faces Skiner. Jr.. Fort Worth. Texas ms roads wh.ch previously but he was otherwise unhurt. trees:- Allegheny River reserva- letre- Limes. Atkins, Greenville. S ehseges on eismPl'atot of a moth- and several Cousins in Calloway ROTC Rifle Team are (teeth there to seven inches. Police said Mrs. Mahe Vitucci. clam deesetes a Ky., Mrs A D. Pollock, Jr., had tip limits of 21 tons eta charged tries with beat- t: n wilt 'a new County. )A one to two-inch snow covet er picked up 'he youngster, beans reduced to 15 tem, and h e 30. had 1794 treaty ani a premise tre • - nd Susan Woodbridge, The body will arrive in Mur- Wins Over Arkansas spread into west central Illinois' ing her daughter whele deliberately thcrs that normally allow 15 Michael Jr. a nd Ge nye Wsistv.ngt on. • : y two brothers. Charters 10 during the night, and weather- teacher was out of time room. ray Thursday morning at to Jumped with him into the train's Senecas have as-iiel 'h and Claude Smith both In their tenth eh meter te • in limits have been dropped men said snow flurries were The bey. Gary Alden, punched The o'clock and funeral will be held path. On the platform she left federal court to Wick r: .r. o- ' Presden, and a sister. Mrs striultier rifle match the Murray mini, and five t expected today along the Ohio aria kicked Elaine Rice, 15, and Thursday afternoon at the J. H 11- Hall is packages containing new clothes cimtr 1 i.:n 'one Reavis of Memphis. also State Rifle Team of the ROTC The hardest hit roads, accord- 'ter ,tivih n*sails breaking t:on of a filo:d Churchill Funeral `Home at 3:00 Valley and the central Mississippi hit for her two other children, Lu- • ur great grandchildren. their tenth ing to Spears. were the smaller leal Estate told K.nzua. Pa,. designed te p.m.. with H. C. Chiles officiat- Detachment. Wens' Valley her weer. Mrs. Ruth Rice cille. 8. and Christopher, 11. roads with shallow peeing and Peteburgh. Honorary pallbearers will be ing. Burial in City Cemetery. eic4opr by defeating Arkeness A high pressure center in pelisse. Beth pupil' are white. head first between He added. 'The lurray, Ky. Mike fell The Inilan reservation ss Elders of the Seventh and Poplar StatrCealege J neeber Nrk.. !ittle or no base. the Great Lakes region pre The incident leek piece at the the ties and one foot caught hasn't been Partial. It few miles upstream in N e w Street Church of Christ, Urban TENNIS TOUR SLATED by a score f 1411 ti 1265. eiee'her vented the snow from pushing Thomas Jeffereon Hegel School in the structure. has heats in every district." over their Y. state. They say the United G. Starks. Cecil Thurmond. and NEW YORK IP --Yeung Bar • Cadets Will'arp Breeliack and northward into its usual haunts, In Broakeyn. the erre in which "Mommy! Mommy!" he cried. Fiscal Cour;s in several west- States prornisied in a 1794 treaty B. G. Myers. also I. A. Glasgow. ry MacKay ,d Dayton, Ohio Larry „ Cnabtroc ef the .Murray although a few flurries occurred a 17-year-okl Negro. Maurice "Ilelp me!" i•rn Kentucky counties took "never to claim" their donde nor J B. Brown, Ralph Woods, M. 0. ranked fifth maternally, and teem, tied fer ip inn ire eeth •An the lower lakes region Mon- Kessler. threw lye into the heft. His shrieks brought crowds omergency action last month.and "diskurib" the Indians in its, use. Wrat her. Preston Ordway. Glin Dors,thy Head Knock. of Forest a sacure of 284 each. Other Min:- tKE AND day night. ef David Ozersky. 16. hest fall, from the stores on the Brooklyn 'orrporar:li reduced load limits Futherrnere, the Indians claim, Jeffrey, Matt Sparkman and Esco Hills. N.Y., ienked thirds will ley kali .-ciirers were: Cadets k ND Heavy snow fell from the terrors'nerdy bliding him. That street below and the two officers in sections where the damage Pregident Washington told them Gunter. compete in international tennis Victor Pewell. 283: James Brad- western Dakotas and western ineddent led to a current grand from their beat. w a, greatest. the lands were at Cairio and Alexan- :stetter. 281; and Charles Rob- Nebraska through Kansas and jury .nveraigation s violence in The youngsters was by then in 1790 that Active pallbearers will be Dr. tourneys Schools were closed temporar- that "only your men Egypt, and probably at erts, 279. sr into Missouri Some rural schools public schools. under the train, which rootorman theirs and A. D. Wallace. Otis Patton, dria. ily in Hopkins. Henderson and away." leave March 3 Cadet. Centwell se ired 268 to in the snow band were closed, Matthew Reiss, 42, had been acts can c,,rtvey them Vernon Anderson. Kenneth Gro- Casablanca. They Builer counties because of rola the claim tip place for the Arkansas but mild temperatures prevented unable to stop in five to avoid In a 'brief filed Mendes the gan. James Thurmond, and Rol- on the tour arranged by cenditiens . I team. . highways from becoming snow- School Bus Bill the mother. Reiss and transit giivernrnere, said repents by and Goodjion. U.S. State Department. State The hardest hit cl iser temp- packed. patrolman John Roselle jumped Hotree and Serrate approprestiens 'eerily in Hopkins. Henderson Is Introduced to :he tracks and reached under, subeerrunleees show that ash c seri Butler counties because of •LOTS OF WITNESSES working frantically to free the lawnsakers were 'aware of the Equipment (Continued On Page 4) FRANKFORT 6111 — A school boy without •dropping him Indians' objections and delibera- Food, Automotive See this if OAKLAND, Calif. V —Flexing bus regulation bill, which bears through the ties tely dhiese to -override their. referee Jack Silver had his wal- the stamp of approval of the The Senate oriiup said it re- Salvation Army •••• let stolen from his coat while state administration, Monday was al:zed 'the fassixl e miroil plan K house in new Unit Will Be Set refereeing amateur matches at intrediteed 41,6 the /Louse af Rep- frofdst.-- Rs4 ia•--',4atiationiry" tes Takes Most Of Calloway Dollars fur- ight either the Oakland Auditorium. The sesentatives by Reps. Sam Hale Final Tobacco the Indians, but they could al- (tipecial to the Lodger & Timm) .hat- living costs reached a new including -department. variety Up For Calloway Piny one would matches were sponsored by the and Mrs. Ann Butcher Hall (D- "determine ways go to court to 5 — How peak in the period. In general. and general stores.. 51.624.000, or Oakland police department. NEW YORK, March Floyd). the issuese' however, the working population 9 per cent, Ernie Thompson. field repre- by a much did, residents of Calloway The bill was prepared Thursday. Therefore. Just ice Depa rem ent than Apparel shops, limited to those sentative of the Sali-ation Army Sale the last fiscal found that it gained More 'T 80 x 150 on of school superintend- County spend in committee attorney Ralph S. Boyd, argued, lost. Wages rose faster than primarily selling articles for per- for Kentucky and Tennessee, is di- year' Where did they spend it it )O.00. ents and pupil personnel rrtgress epee ifica.11y intended did. But the sonal wear, $508.000, equal to in Murray to form .a 'local unit The last sale of dark fired and for what? the cost of living Weather rectors with the assistance of to change the treaty even of the Salvation Army. on The latest data on the local pattern was broken in the last 3 per cent. 078 on Dodson the Department of Public Safety tobacco will be held both !hat he had though its Enal bill d'id not say market, gathered as part of a quarter of 1957, when the slump Home furnishings stores, a Thompson said 0 to $1350.00. e and the attorney general. the Murray and the Mayfield Ministerial, Report so. The Indians weed be CUM - national study by the Standard set in. total of $626.000. amounting to met with the Murray The bill provides for monthly markets on Thursday. according PRESS penma,ted for the land. Service, shows that A breakdown of the amount over 3 per con'. Assoetation and that they would .IILDING LOTS uNITIri school buses for to Holmes Ellis, manager of the Rate & Data inspection of Both sides may be alloWed to business activity in American consumers boosted have' re-Psftentatives witg him , one-half mile Western Dark Fired Tobacco retail store expenditures were of retail Southwest KstuCky — Mostly mechanical defects and annual kinds of their spending fie goods and le meet with United Fund of-, Growers Association. file reply briefs. Then the case at a high level. Increases were Calleway County. by cloudy today, chance of scattered physical examinations for school the, the year to a f,cials to obtain an allocation , be will be up 44, Federal Judge Jo- made in a number of lines, merchandiee, reveals that services during snow this morning, high bus drivers. This will the final sale for next year. light seph C. MeGarragh•y for deci- especially the non-durables. A sales totals in some of the lead- new high approaching 52130- bil- fit in the fund Partly cloudy tonight Prospective school bus drivers for which supports will be made. set near 40. sion. few others did net meet the ing types of Stores were as lion, about $12 billion mere than Also a local unit would be' Wednesday with little tem- also must obtain a certificate and year's totals.. ^ follows: in the previous year. In addition. up. he said. qualifications to drive CUP PLAY SET previous perature change. Low tonight of their stores. $3,825.000. equiv- they have been saving more When the Saleatierilteme be- MEXICO CITY tlfi —The In- NO PLACE TO HIDE The local retail 'Stores chalked Food Air smear 30. high Wednesday near such vehicles from the Depart- about $20 billion a comes part of the Utii ed Fund, will up a sales volume of $19.072.000 alent to 20 per cent of all retail than usual, ment of Public Safety. ternational Golf Association to !door d40. N. in the fiscal year ending July business locally. • year. then no more door Other provisions of the bill hold its sixth championships and ELIZABETH CITY. C. V— 1, 1957, according to the SRDS Automotive stores; comprising Better incomes made it pos- eolicitations would be made- in restrict the load for any Canada Cup matche shere in Revenuers say their own air Some 5:30 a.m. temperatures: would motorcycles, sible. In Calloway County aver-• the business district by Salvation November. The exact dates and Pace here is paying off. Federal survey. The biggest outlays were those selling cars, Bowling Green 37. Paducah 34, bus to the gross vehicle weight automotive parts, 6.- age net 'income after taxes Army workers. Thompson said. the name of the course for alcohol tax unit agents took to for food and for automotive beats and Covington 33, Hopkinsville 37. ratiog certified by the bus man- 33 per cant amounted to $3.020 per family. They would continue, however. L. MILLER the competition will be announc- the air in ,helicopters and found equipment. 280,000. This was Louisville ,,34, Lexington 32 and ufacturer and would limit school compared with $3,482 the year he said, until insert fall when IGA represents eight bootleg distilleries in two Offsetting to an extent this of the total. Lopdon 31. bus speeds to 45 miles per ed later. The the United Fund drive is held. days. large sales figure is the fact General merchandise storeg, before. Evansville, Ind., 32. hour. 30 nations throughout the world. _ At&

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A 3 PAGE TWO .E IZDGkR & TIMES - MURRAY. KENTUCkT TUESDAY - MARCH 11, 1958 were folded under her but her bit about what happen to me in THE Denise Would anne -were 1i- e' anci flapping as France. I dance do the cha-die- TUESDAY LEDGER & TIMES '--1( Webb To she spoke. oho, tail 'stones - true stories, PUBLISHED by LEDGER TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc • She may not alitlak English mind you - and people lauoh. Consohdation of the Murray Ledger*. The Calloway Times, and The too well, ut the speaks it fast, I istart at parties. I tell stories Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Refloat Ark It Rather Be and the .11$1notuation is pure about Hollywood, how they I, '1942. Gaelic bands and erms in mio- change you and squeeze you into JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBL.SHER 480111. wrong places. You brunette, On May 25 Dietrich In Hotel they intake you -blonde. Y o u We reserve the right Advertising. Letters to Appears to reject any the Editor, bkmde, they make you brun- or PublitoVoice iterns which, in our opinioze _are not for the best 4 A4 , Denise is appear- Regis Ho- ette," said Dern_se. tray-rest of our readers. By VERNON SCOTT 13y FRED DANZIG Mg et the swank St. Correspondent tel% Maisonette Room. She is NATIONAL REPRESENTaTIVES: WALLACE WITMF.R CO., 1368 United Press Staff Correspondent United Preen Staff "They make me cowgirl', peas- ha' about a forthcoming TV Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave., New York. 307 N. Michi- NEW YORK in -Denise Dar- ant. I ulgy mercenary countess. HOLLYWOOU• in - Jack appearance on "The Ed Sullivan gan, Ave., ; 80 Bolyston St., Soston. cel a doing well as Denise Dar- My hair is changed. I look ter- Webb, TV's Sergeant Friday, Show" and not too Happy about ed but she'd rather be Marlene rible. I quirt. I tail stories about Entered at the Post Office, alurray, Kentucky, for transmission as alas turned grave - digger, ex- Dietrich. a recent, appearance on "The Say Second Class Matter this and people laugh. They hurry:rig the remains of "Noah's "I have same Issw voice._ I Jack Paar Shot," never put me where I could be By SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 200, per -Aili'ailrls---ariary video 111op46i-ItaVe- accent. Gowns. Sometime, "On the Sullivan myself, in night dub, a singer, Pei month 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- ino'.her shot at the network. believe it or not, when my heir dance, do comedy. am not type United dancer, do comedy, live I Is e VERO SEA where, $5.50. - The "Ark." a pleasant, low- is claim, I photograph hke her. at singer Who does one, maybe ten Alston, ey story about a arsteklatown I'm au modest. Thal type of two songs. I must talk afIkttle Part." TUESDAY - MARCH 11..1958 • a limb ve veterinarian, sank wthout a woman I would bike to be. I Los Amp :race after 23 weeks on the air. copy all her clothes, her sleek, o 1958 Nation.; It wit' be re:au:lobed May 25 severe dress," said Miss Dared, race today. oy- -popular demand." wearing chempagne-colored tilt "We can BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY The demand: About 60,000 let- panarnas arid sitting in a chair $5.00 FREE confidently. ' ters addressed. to Webb from Her legs in her Lying room. 'stories' sayini .ra.te viewers who thought the When he had given thanks he ... said, Everyone se .h-aw shauld have stayed afloat. In SAV-WAY STAMPS broken "If it fads aga:n we'll just Milwaukee. ' Take, eat, this is my body which is WQS enough to convince forget The program and chalk WITH good club, b for you; this do in remembrance of me. NBC Gigy.-igs -that it might stir- It up to eycperierace." a better one I Cor. 11:24. dye a second voyage. YOUR NEXT CLEANING And he w *Letters poured in from adults Prepares New Show .unowledgei tl Paul said it is no longer I that live. but as well as children...from edu- Jack neechi't head for the poor PHONE HY-2-2422 'fte catcher,1 Christ that liveth in me. No mortal ever livesl cators. heLISCW:V es and youth "Ark" founders a house if the - that one of nobler life. griups," Webb said. "Many pre- second time. leis "Dragnet" is Present This Coupon To Delivery Man - tests were in petition form and now film:rig its seventh Year ,ne -a scrota - was signed by and remains a top favorite. The WORLD'S OLDEST LIVING THING-The Great Pyramid of several hundred Children at one crew - cut actor-producer-direc- Cheops was just being put up when this bristlecone pine elementary school." tor also is preparing - another ha to be the Ten Years Ago Today was a shoot 4.600 years ago. It 's been found Show Is Handicapped series, "Pate Kelly's Blues," to oldest known living thing by Dr. Edmund Schulman world's Webtes FhOW will buck "Las- make its debut in the flat. University of Arizona and the Laboraturylif LEDGER 4 TIMES F44.1 1 left> of the se" on 4SundaY nights. 'It is "We have 18 seripts complet- Research, and his assistant, M. E. Cooley (right). Tree-Ring furitiera,hbradicapped in that the ed for 'Kelly,' but no one to tree grows in Inyo National Forest, in eastern Califor- Over six hunifred people attended the annual John The first 23 epaaodes are re-runs, play the title role," he grinned. nia's White mountainx (International) Deere Show last night at 8:00 -o clod: which was held " 'Lassie' is rugged competi- aThas much I db know-I won't at the Farmers Tractor and Implement Company. tion," Webb adMits, "but when be playing the pant. by L. L. McNutt and ;,on are the owners of the business.1 we first went on the air our -"If 'Kelly' and the 'Ark' are F. H. RIDDLE -oppasition was Daniel F. Ellis, 82, died at 8:15 Monday night at ltyste on the air next Otaeober along Your Telephone Manager HAZEL "We'd daughter. Mrs. Joe Cobson of Murray Almo High _always thought of the with 'Dragnet' it will make me the home of his 'Ark' as 3. a family program. espe- a miialaiy ,happy man. I have ---R.)ute deny for kids. But our previous confidence in *Noah's Ark." and Rudy Hendon of Concord was re-elected president Route 2 FHA News Lame' slot was 8:30-400 late for I think it wild% make Ult. grade of the Calloway County • Farm Lureau at. the •annual Youngstens. We l should do better this dine," the Dodgers meeting of members Saturday in the Court. House. News them time. If we come up Much • The iVrr.,. Ch.ipler of the with depends on whether is a questid was re-elected Commander of Cal- a good rating George E. Overby Future Homemakers of America, we'll start fikreng Webb and camp-any can steal ea The shell • loway County Post 5638 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held its. regular rronohly meeting hew sequences with the same away a Large segment of the V. HAT DO BELLS SAY? For hundreds of years the hating Snit at a meeting held last night in the club rooms. - -t.ri sic re aglin at last. Friday-,February. 28. mat. -lassie" ahow. ding dong of bills has been the signal for. news._ Right and the all The mipiagemenl -of Riley Furniture and ,Appliance L..r.g sick with colds ill The president. Wanda Taylor. here at home the mellow tones of our church bells call the other announced. that they will itioVe soot into their 7....riti7r St:11 quite a few around called the meeting td order by he was di Cvmpany forts to services or invite them to a wedding. Bells peal- the corner of Maple and 4th Streets. that are Ili. childrne hadfneasles_ ,- using the- ritual. The --go e s t in the roa, -V new location at speaker was-Dant Shipley, who bells railroad 1 A .$1400.410 heating, system xyas insta el in ‘74Outh - r"""•Ps. ',IC -- ing ring in "The Happy New Year." Our door an- a Mrs, Lanney Clark. Mrs. Thu- presented a very interesting pro- Does your car drink gas like a whale? Par Pleasant Grove Church last Saturday, wh h was ex- nounce'visitors and friends. But that bell we hear most- rr.as Mathis. Mrs. Hardy Miller. gram by showing some color "I know pected•some months ago. Mrs. Asa Simmons, Mrs. 'goy slides he made while in Europe. the telephone bell-can be the most thrilling of all. Its ring still say w ,Cra.g a:: Were absent from After we had enjoyed the slides is exciting ... maybe an old friend calling, someone plan- said. "Ever 'church Sunday with flu.. our song leader. Peggy Cleaver. ning a party, a new baby in the family. Whenever you • Milwaukee' is about wr, Una.: Buddy Albritteh led the group 'in some songs. chances are you announce it 1..*hat's as estia:. Candy was served to our guests, have good news to share, name me KIRKSEY ROUTE 2 , Mr, Bonnie St. John and,student -teacher Mrs. Opal Mich- with the friendly ring of the phone because your phone's on ray sta :daughter were real sick with!ell, and members for- refresh- ti• • mickest, most cheerful way there is to put folks "in four other measles Alias Hogue is no bet- ments. chances to kiisiwt" T&re Linville was able to • The. meeting was adjourned rotation. NEWS a*.ter.ci church past .two Sundays,by the members repeating the • • • "When but nes another cold now. FHA creed. ,deep, you he tl sae. uf Mr. Cailers to see and • stay. with Geneva Jackson. Reporter But 74: Mt ant an alr- Jame, McCal*.la was Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Simmons Make thuSwitch to homesick andhaw f :..• -..r raak lait W.edneaday !last aeek etc. Mr. and Mrs. see iiwpnoned home-iust too!: at her nowl arf_' r .n MarreY -Has- 4Deen_Sznin..ris. Mr. „wig Mrs. Gv rge Larva,. Mrs N 1.2-Vea- Sr ,und am. Mrs_ Clarice Gregary. Mrs. Al.britten. Rambler A -a-- .• Las,., cr. H:il. Mrs. Jin, air- I E Allbrittem Mr. and Mr Walk 7 Three NASCAR economy records! Mr- HIO Waltarnsaand daugh- P.:. I. Less than 1 a mile ` sa Mr ..r.ae 34taa.du0,e•Le for gas! Mr oral Mrs. Marvin Niacin Mrs "liar.an Lamb. alt. and Mr- E.li, Snoernaker and alas N las S.rnm,ns and pos- ,.biy .fit'rs. PARIS, Mrs. N L Wilean visited Mr. 41,ez, 161, _ad Mrs: Har ,:d Gragan and •,und the sfotc-oreirs the notion Gustav S C C k A•rry last fuesday Barry had (10). money-sore time- coil stotoon-to-station 7,TX- -srxssies. -- Jove • Mr and Mrs Jim Al:bre:en NEW Y .nd San were Sunday' ainner r • • • 149, Asia guesig -of Mrs Jim Morgan and Peter Sch -c.ughter ,n Pane. Tenn. RIGHT ARM: Reference books are mighty (10). • ^ Mr and Mrs. Glen Farilarig of handy when you want to know something - Say KIRKSEY S. 1,A.11S. M'-. were week end NEW 0 g uests ,1 Mr. and Mes Lassiter like what's the biggest mountain in Canada. pas, 158 ianatiy. Cangratulations Rambler 6 with overdrive holds 3 NASCAR Econ- 4-.11 News Hal and Well, there are all kinds of reference books, Irom Clan nen, omy Records, less than 10 a mile for regular grade and one of the most' valuable is one you use 4La. (Ref I Mr and Mrs. Joe H. Curd gas. And only Rambler gives you the best of both: vo` every day - the telephone directsary. Its white in seven .iseed Mr. and Mrs. Plomer American big car room and comfort plus European pages save you. time by avoiding, wrong num- fighting." k famas a .wheal ,Wed- small car handling ease and economy. No wonder bers..., the yellow pages are inf'easylshopping • as:. regha SHOT A NtiEND ,ell HOLYC Jr.. 14. weeps in Brooklyn Rambler sales are up 66%! Come in! guide of places to buy" things. And the introduc- Brolrier Hugh Fulforet• will fill Costa, 13 regii.ar appointment at New N Y . after accidentally shoot- tory pages give you helpful information on how ••4_, AMERICAN MOTORS MEANS MORE EOR AMERICANS Iggy Mal ' paaaa nee Church af Crinst 2nd ing J•Iseim Pepoone. 17. at to get the most-out of your telephone service. NO FERRY (10). et. no- Jay Lackhart Manual ,Training Rigr 'Know Our closing date for our next Murray, Kentucky, rri. run was a 34,1 caliber •• 4-h.•Suncay morning WILSON MERCURY-RAMBLER so our customers should o'Deil win police ne was snow. directory is March 27th, ana evening Service have, and be using, these directories on April Kentt , at o.30. utg it to Pepitune. star ot the 515 SO. 12th St. school's oasketball tearn Wlicit 24th. Mr drat Mrs. Gene White , it went oft. l'epitone was • and s, ns were reeerft guests of By struck in the stornacro and the [ Mr. and 54rs. /taro) Muter and Outlet classed completely cen ks it I son. .. througr ,tin. He is at crIticai Covinflla' ' 'i f4 • Mr. ar•I Mr. Oren S;f1.7' Condition. • (Internatioaan Oampb * r i 7.7 sPerit .n C.., City visiting Mr. and Mrs Lea, )(entucio SUSP,CIONS ARr_,t,sE.E) Carr sob fanaly. , FOR SALE •-• To' Recur.' guesis of *Lew George L,n‘ Mr and Mr- Buford • A 50 acre unimproved farm, located 'North. 7 Located less than half block from college By .ed Barton and :on. tin.: Jsty. Lock- ' east of Murray. has 1.6 acre tobacco base. , campus. .11;11A Loan transferrable. Monthly Buobo HIll. Mr. and Mrs-1 $1600.00. I payments $58.70. •-es-rn-a ail-awl-1-r Hill Mr awia Mr, Si Zewport 'r --!s..irnoh dna Mi. 'and Mrs. • A beautiful modern 6 room brick, two full' •A real nice 8 room house, full basement two Essanger tlampri (-um and 'Mi. mad- baths, has electric heat. Located- near the col- and half baths, two-car garage. Lots of nice trm" Mrs. Oren Sunrri,n:. lege. FHA Loan transferrable. Monthly pay- shade trees. Furnace heat. If you are looking Lataye4t • _ Thanks *0 all who nave asked ' ments- only $43.79. for a lovely home with a good income this is arrochill 1'.- I tat us to write. Hope ail• the it 'for only $12,500.00. Small down payment, LIP EtEIhIND MItE sack are' ,ion weli, and sympathy V. '• A lovely modern new 5 room brick, full bath, _remainder_ easy ternts. Russell to au; bereaved. Maybe not thoroughly Junction a'jt ..ong again insulated, storm doors and win- dows, has electric heat. •New modern 5 moth brick, insulated through- '1 a K - Located in the Train- : - ing School District, one acre of land. , (cut, has electric heat, nice carport, hard sur- Nat nit face street with sewerage. Located a block MANAGING EDITOR RESIGNS •A good frame house consisting of 5 rooms and and half from college campus, only .9,000.90. • bath. NW' Located in the Training School District. Small down payment, remainder PHA. DARMSTADT Gt. Has G.I. Loan transferrable. Monthly pay- lieresigRati..n- • of James H. ments $27.0.0. Size lot, one acre. •.A good three bedroom house. Located near Souther • Quisi* et Sap Francisco a: man- OTT BRANDEIS AWARDS-Four Carter School, has natdral gas heat, full bath. Clark .:.:1.,. ,...... 1 ..., , i - n . : t aming edger eli 'he Li. 0. Army's American artists distinguished •A beautiful modern 7 room brick, half bage- Price $3750.00. $750.00 down, remainder Snead lain" unofficial newspaper, Stars.. and In their respective fields re- , I ment, 'nice garage, patio, natural gas'heat. $50.00" per month, no closing costs. Linds 1 Ill r , , : . ..,,. : • in TICKETS SELL Sir pee was 'announced. Qti n ceived the second annual - I n Fiat/Ascot Si .:,•,. .' 13. • nad been managing Brandeis University Creative .- g • ;idol' ' ".t ..V ). ':1'he Sine. • hepterrilier. 1955, and a Arts Awards Medals at a spe- La I.f 1•. f...... , ;I, :IA, ing , NI 2.- i paper's staff foi cial ceremony In New York. rnemh ri the MEL1 11 a, .1 , -:• ,, . .4. pars_ He. s-aid he resignet They are Professor John Crowe Al '46;e seven • Ransom, poetry; Jacques 502TUCKER REAL 483 'Tax C .‘,. I. .,.. • 7 , , ESTATE AGENCY .1 i no I S 'Ad to worn 'o 'he Uneed Stales Lipchltz, sculpture; Professor boxer. '..eirLict alei . NI: - WI ...L. :'ta,d N., .ef to- with h.s 'auieky Quin* 'formerly Roger Sessions, music, and Maple Street - Murray, Kentucky mule ( Mr. 1,..,,,..agl,r1 pi, ere. ' . ..o Adler, ss,ld out r orked on papt ts. In New York author Stark Young. theatre. rounds , •,.... ', . "I N.IrIL I i 177 _i.,.1 -tr '.1▪ C,iumbus _and Lima. Ohio.1 membe Olympl ered prosper

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ROI 11, 1958 FM TRIM happen to me in THE LEDGER .#1 TINES — 7111RWAT, mimes! BASKETBALL do the cha-c TUESDAY — MARCH 11, 1958 SPORTS s — true stones, Sports and people laugh. Weekend tnes. I - tell stones Summary iod, how they Cage Title i squeeze you into By UNITED PRESS Take Atomic Knights CHAMPS SEASON . You brunette, Saturday THE MURRAY KNIGHTS — ATOMIC VALLEY et blonde. Y o u Can Win Flag NEW YORK — Ron Delany of • won the featured mile Dodgers Villanova make you •brun- xse. event at the Knights of Colum- bus meet in the disappointing me coveginl, peas- time of 4:08.4. eta ":81.11P 0•s,sFe 'set.4, .1., ercene ry countess.. . - 10 INN 111101044,. anged. I look ter- ARCADIA, Calif. —Silk Sulli- tell stones about Says Mrg. Walt AIME van came'froth 20 lengths behind 1P., • - - Anita 11)!C klugh. They Walt Alston ti win the $130,560 Santa pow- the popu- where I could be By LEO M. PETERSEN satisfied v.4th.4his-Dodgers' a question whether Derby. hasn't reached et club, a singer, United Press Sports Editor er. gar Dodger captain ever feels Australia -.Austral- mealy, live I b e VERO BEACH, Fla. 48 —Wai- "I guess no manager the end of the road. SYDNEY. power, and like hasn't," Alston star Betty Cuthbert te, Alston, who doesn't go out he has enough 'sl'm sure he ian Olympic other managers, I'd he has, I could the world recerd for • en a libm very often, proclaimed all those said. "But If bettered too. But we there and as she raced the IR Los Angele% Dodgers in the like more power, play Junior Gilliam 220 yards good bats in back at second 23.5 seconds at the . 1958 National League pennant have some pretty put Charley Neal distance in we are going Wales women's track race today. there. Naturally, base." New South only for his originally • can win it," he said to miss Roy, not Last season, Neal, meet. "We but for his defensive shortstop. Alston ex- •2E confidently. "Don't go for these big bat as a fine it will hurt, too, Alston ex- — Olympic 'stories' saying we have had it.' catching. And as a fine shotrstop. ,LAHTI. Finland have Duke. while he considered Sixten Jernberg of Everyone seems to be picking it we don't plained that Champion of the best pivot men the 50-kilometer kMPS Milwaukee. The Braves have a Hurlers Can Carry 'Team Neal one Sweden won he let "too many the world Nordidc good club, but I think we have "Even at the worst, ehowever, around second, skiing race in by covering the a better one." I think that pitching of ours balls play him." championships to short," Alston in two hours, ilNG And he was talking with the can, and will, carry us through." from second mountainous course I "shifted him Seconds. „'•nowledgei that he has lost his He isn't worried about • age "That's why 56 minutes, 21.9 to convince him .*e catcher, Roy Campanella, and catching up with some of his added. "I had to come and charge Mich. — that one of the, big guns in key players, like Pee Wee Reese. that he had IRON MOUNTAIN, Man Now he's Wis., 7 Reese, long one of baseball's every ball hit to him. Billy Olson of Eau Claire, I'm sure jump- outstanding shortstops, was shift- learned his lesson and won his first national ski of ed to third base last season and he could go back to second." ing championship with leaps 264 and 251 feet. - _ Sunday OSLO, Norway —Canada came from behind to .defeat Russia, 4-2, and win the world amateur ice hockey championship. Pre- is match, 4 West Virginia ceding the championship the whipped Fin- land. 4-2. to finish fifth in the eight-team tournament. National Champ CAIRO, Egypt — Nicola Pie- trangeli upset Barry MacKay of Twelve 'mem- By NORMAN MILLER pints, 300 to 297. Akron, Ohio, 6-4, 7-5, to lead Delo Ithdligie board, whose over the United Press Sports Writer bers of The coaches Italy to a 3-0 victory, Dodgers -Cuban NEW YORK tin —West ratings have become recognized combined United States in col- the Dodgers' attack, Duke Snider, with a rernarIcable 26-1 as the meet authoritative team in the finals of the Natioas West Vir- Is a question mark. recerd this season, Tuesday was •lege boasketball, made Cup tennis tournaments. fielding, long - ball choice; 11 vot- ea The slick - chosen as the 1957-58 National ginia their No. 1 of years the has a bad knee New Zealand 'hitting Snider ccelege baekenball champion by ed for Cincinnati. CANTERBURY, i a New - news._ Right and the ailment was aggravated Press Board of San Franttaco attracted s —Manse Chamberlain set I - car the United the other night when the first-I:dace votes; Kansas State Zealand's women's ' track record irch bells caU Coaches. Knights rolled games nightly Monday through he was driving missed a turn Mountain- l'our; end fifth - ranked by running the 440-yard event The Murray -Coach Fred Schaus' hod County 93-60 -Thursday with the finals being Set Bells peal- and wound up on visiting- Lyon Games Are in the road in the and seventh - ranked in 56.9 seconds. over Six Regional SO lightly regarded Temple Friday 'night. eers, night to clinch the season played on ioor bells an- a railroad track. forecast that they Notre Dame Nad one each last Easy Depth pre-season — Pancho in the Atomic Val- s Victory Pitching in to lira* West Virginia's greatest assets HOUSTON, Tex. championship quarter hear most— were not even picked League. • Murray led at every "I know my problems, but I a Gonzalezstopped Lew Hoed, 6-2, ley Independent Play barely a six'400t-10 center, the In Annual among the stop 20 t earns,- were stop in its triumph over For Tonight of all. Its ring we'canwin it," Alston in only 29 minutes to take The Atomic Valley Independ- still say for tap honors spectacular aophomore end the 6-1 Merchants. leading Is talking about edged Cincinnati in the last seven League is composed of ten Lyon County omeone plan- said. "Every one the of Schaus. his sixth win ent the halftime in the closest race since sound coaching Murray team was 41-28 at the end of ington Lafatte, runner-up in Milwaukee's great pitching. Well, was, the bean- matches of their 100.mateh series teams. The By UNITED PRESS Vhenever you • United Press ratings were ini- Lloyd Strarnar members ...if intermission and 61-43 at the tourn1lent pla y last 1)ehat's wrong. with ours? You the and narrow the A.ussia's lead ene of five, new The annual attraction which district announce it en 1950. poie center who supplied which is close of the third period. Rich tend Madison- name me four probable starters tilted to 19-15. the league this year, to the selection of the week. and was. a not-too- Meurstaineers with the necessary Five Knights scored in the leads open the 11th your phone's on ray staff and I'll name you San Fnencisco West Kentucky's oldest. high school Model clash to State, strength. Jerry West, Frank Smikoski state championship the, Uni- with just as good distant third and Kansas rebounding under the direction of double legures. momen- Regional Tournament at put folks "in four others flash. fled 1 h e Murray. 21 points. Mike basketball team gained regular ii.thich topped the ratings for the the sophomore Gene Landon and led the way with sersity of Kentucky's Memorial chances to get in our - playing coach tum with. six regional games nveeks only to fat- team in scoring with an 18.1 Parker, grab- O'Fteardon and Ken Peterson rotation. toes previous assistant coach Bill for tonight at Florence, Lex- Coliseum. last week, average. And Schaus, a tossed in 18 and 16 points re- set• of Harodsburg "When your pitching is that ter with ewe) defeats point bed the lead early in the season Somerset. The Pioneers 35 'star in his Garrett Beshear and ington and in the you can go all the way." was pkaceci f.rirrth by the former professional Is never relinquished it. The spectively. got underway meet Madison Central „deep, Boxing and Regional play added 10. he wasn't leading coaches ,...146 comprise fourth year of college coaching, foe after foe and John Brooks each Cov- second game on the card at But he then admitted Knights met sec- officially Monday night as United Prrss -rating board. elleseelppeci a well-integrated ball superior height, The victory was .Murray's Lexington. the each time their gave ington Grant defeated Campbell that proved at its best un- balanced ond over Lyon County and regional champicia Three-Point Margin club strong rebounding and County 73-61t in the 9th Regional Defending final margin to roll to the Knights a -17-2 record for County, which came in tor now! West Virginia's der pressure. scoring enabled them Tournament at Florence. Russell three suffered its on- the season. • _ in district play, opens over Cirlennat1 W6 only West Virginia Nat Dead victory. Favored Grant trailed at the second The season, agialnat 11 consecu- • In Other Games Regional at Somerset ly defeat of The Knights won end of the period. 14-15. but the 12th FIGHT bowing from Other league action saw Bugg against Hazel Green, state Duke, 72-68. games before in the second tonight tive defeat Princeton, took over early Qualify for Tourney of the unbeaten on the Druggist headed. champ in 1940. the ranks "Irregulars" period and never was qualified fur the e y Hugg The Druggist 100-64. h e PJC In the night's second game, men i cagers. us' Fra 3rd. S01113 February Of says the Covington Recovery Leading Feast Construction. 80-72 clashes Tment.'orna last week - Murray by one slim downed with 27 newcomer Junction City NCA.A defeated Trot won over was Tom Thacker, Rem& their own post- to break the win hnd Poastim was with Lily. end by winning point.86-85, points, while Lee Lemos that 'Hardin 98-92. season Southern Confe fence skein. The Knights' loss for Campbell County. To- Herb Score Knight Scoring high — A Yale of due to the NEW HAVEN, Conn. Thurriament. They open quest By OSCAR FRALEY night_oessopartielly 21, night, Newport Cathelic mees O'Rear- O'Reardon 18. Smikoski broke the world's 400- the NICAA championship against loss of their big players, Highlands a nd Erlanger St. quartet By United Press Writer The Peterson 16, Beshear 10, Brooks relay swimming ltorught at Medison United Press Sports don, Smikoski and Peterson. goes against Bellevue. yard medley PARIS. France — Charles Hu- Manhattan 10, Landon 9, Bradley 2. Mikez Henry of 3:45.5. Miraculous 'hree members of the squad are state champion Lex- record with a time France. outpointed Square Garden. NEW YORK int — Fearless Defending ilez, 161¼. Trart- students at Murray State 5. /14, Germany Cuscirmat i (24 -2 ) , San figures: transfer Gustav Scholz, 161 Fralev's facts and had gone home be- ctsco (24-1), Kansas State (20- College and (10). semesters. The three boys otion 3), Tetrezfie (24-2), sixth-ranked The athletic medicos who pro- tween . had lead the team both in reboueding YORK — Tony Dibiase, Ma ryland (204 Noire Dame nounced boxing deceased NEW because scoring. N Y, outpointed (22-4) and 10th-ranked Indiana better take another hook and 149, Astoria, than .enough. one month in York also are in the NCAA there a r e three better Ironically Problem Schmidt, 145/14, New (12-10) Has Peter for this on March 3, the league Tebbetts . average bouts listed later (10). Tournament time to are mighty and the punching parley leader fell again this Ninth -ranked Dayton (23-3) month the hing — Say second place Benton. After ORLEANS — Davey Du- te in the NIT. The only learn ' NEW loss to Benton, Murray. led by In Canada. 158, New Orleans. wop among the top 10 not in a post- pes, two games and the victory' last ence books, Clarence Cook, 154, Monroe, seasxyn - tourney is ninith-rianked Isom night over Lyon County clinched ne you use 4.a. (Referee disqualified Cook Kansas (18-6). Spring as the Knights This the season title Pitching round for "listless His y. Its white In seventh sea- have but one more regular big schedul- suffered painful injury to vrong num- fighting.") son contest. FRED DOWN Other teams were not College Basketball By toe when hit with foul ball ishopping Tourney at. M ureay United Press Sports Writer ed. HOLYOKE, Mass — Caremlo during practice. Willie Mays le introduc- Results after the' regular Birdie Tebbetts of the The Phillies' Willie Jones had 135, Brooklyn. outpoinled PRESS Each year Manager scheduled to make spring debut Costa, By UNITED the Atomic Valley has a new hits and drove in two ion on how 131, New York season closes Cincinnati Redlegs three for San Francisco vs. Cubs today. lay Maldonado, 80 prat-Bey 74 tourna- had three me service. liest# Soon League holds a league pitching problem this spring—his runs. Richie Ashburn sent 'steak-eaters" Ken (10). Iowa St. 03 Miouri 59 will and rookie Orioles . ment. This year the classic hurlers all look good. walks and a single Dick Nebinger, Jerry Kentucky, • Oali6nesia 57 Oregon State 45 a nd Tippery, be held here at Murray in It's a mighty big change for Chuck Eseegian 'Tingled Angelo Dagres to ners should Tournament Gilbert and TUCSON, Arie. tift —Dr. Char- NAIA the Carr Health Building. The the pennant -conscious Tebbetts, walked as a pinch-hitter. S on April Kentucky High School Mo. their minor league center at les I. Thomas, the eye specialist At Kansas City, Knights are an odds-on favorite who last season tore out his Mimes Tag Ga. Basketball who has treated Herb Score First Round Tow Aulkaty to cop the honors. The drawing hair while inept pitching tore Thomasville. 7 when he was Platteville St. 77 and the sluggers. By UNITED PRESS since last May has been completed the hearts out of his The White Sox scored their right eye by Gil Austin (Tex.) 59 to be Tony Anthony, schedule will ap- collapsed in Ninth at Florence hit in the here looks entire bracket The team finally winning run when Detroit catch- line drive, calls the St. 96 Troy (Ala.) 73 and Sugar Ray At TIMES lucky to finish Cosengt Grant 73 McDougald's Indiana Eddie Machen pear in the LEDGER August and was er Tim Thompson missed a tag recovery "miraculous." Va, Wesleyan 81 Murray drew staff whose 4.62 Campbell County 61 's W. Robinson. t a later date. fourth' with a play at the plate. Those watching Score get • Ark. Tech - 75 Anthony, the light heavyweight Trot In the first game. -run average w a s the Possum earned Pearson. the 5-foot, 5/12 for the coming baseball Lugs 76 with the china chin, will be held National League. Kentucky High School Regional ready Pacific challenger The tournament worst in the home two certain that Dr. 01 Yyon Duette at will be two inch rookie, doubled Whatever Tournament Schedule season are Eastern N.. Mexico engages rough Merril 24-28. There But the industrious Cincinnati right word. It Garden Friday Thomas used the Ooe 03 Portland (Ore.) U 61 Madison Square front office • gave Birdie seven agreed that Score Mull. 45 the Canadian fish- college By UNITED PRESS is unanimously Tenn. St, 113 Nlorth. night. Durelle. Take the case of Jack Dempsey. new hurlers and a staff totaling Happened To ready to pitch the open- Rhyne 73 fleet owner who is an 8-5 Monthly Tonightt's Games will be Drury eMo.) 78 Lenoir ing recognize the sporting heroes. 21 flingers this spring. against Kansas City 65 boasts he can lick any Stri at Florence ing game Pasadena 80 Hastinig (Neb.) choice, The old Manasea Mauler gist, ,Harvey Haddix, aletesined.from Stadium. boatmen...Anthony, caLkY vs Highlands in CleV'eland _ four of his a New York cab- Use the- oPerilede4ph4e- -PhiliSea.H. sad leiia-okausis-y Zewipert Cathohc be ready 'If nt -pyre' "I'm sure I'll however, isn't a boatman. the driver asked him: Purkey. acquired from the .nt, two Erlanger -St. Henry V.; Bellevue me to,' night and Bob Bobby Bragan wants College Basketball Boxing Biped Pirates, provided Teb- of nice 11th at Lexington in Pittsburgh says Score, who has been Machen, the shasta blaster, is Heard of Him -for hope Mon- looking vs Madison-Model Ratings betts with reason LaTayette three weeks. 8-5 over in ,their in By United Press vs Madison Central training ain't you a day with fine performances this is Harrudeburg him to," says Bragan, 19 I2-rounder at San "Dempsey? say, "I want NEW YORK al — Final 1957- March a 5-3 victory over the Kansas for publicity ayment, 12th at Somerset of the Tribe. top - ranking fighter?" It was not alone the new manager basketball. ratings by Francisco. The City Athletics. Earlier, Bill Wight St. Louis Russell Co. vs Hazel Green about 200 58 college Machen purposes that t he Score today weighs Board of heavyweight challenger, admitted that he was Jerry Cade, also newcomers City vs Liberty muscle the United Press Dempsey and Browns brought up Pete Gray, Junction pounds, but it is solid and is a nephew of Dave Mills. who asked: turned in strong coaches: (first place votes The driver then to the stiff, one-armed outfielder, during hrough- compared with the flabby form fought Luis Angel Firpo and next?" a won-lose records through March "Who you fightin' exhibition performances. year of 1945. In 1944, rd sur- National Junior College put back into a uniform Johnson.. enough of it the war he 8.in parenthese): Jaak Third Loss for Yankees star was voted block li .. Tournament Results September after months on Valdes," Dempsey kid- jbined the handicapped last -Team • ------Points rubbed ofL The player in the I from his almost has risen to can take the The most valuable ,000.90. convalescence West Virginia (12) (26-1) 300 Carmen Basilio ded. "And I think I the fun at the expense of Bob FrieiwIl batting UNITED PRESS 1. Robinson Southern Section after By blinding injury. (11) (24-2) ...297 an 11-5 choice over round's:"" when they Pirates belly," says 2. Cincinnati to him' trilhree .333 and stealing 68 bases at First Round "Look, no pot (24-1) 270 whsaefri e Sugar Ray attempts the Alnerican League in 3. San Francisco (6) whipped runs off Bob Friend and-singled ThoUgh a great fav- d near Southern Union (Attia ) 72 Score, who won 20 games re the middleweight! crown "Gee, thanks," the cabbie re- It was the third Memphis. 4. Kansas State (4) (20-3) 240 champions, 8-5. a pair off Ron Kline to Louis fans in t curnberland (Ky.) 57 and who is still a good on March 25. Senti- tell my friends to home orite with St. II bath. 1958 5. Temple (1.) (24-2) 202 at Chicago plied. "I'll straight loss for the Yankees, to their first. to one of the great Carmen, one lead the Senators 1945, Pete was sent back nainder Snead (Al.) 96 bet to beco.me (20-6) 131 ment rides with bet on you." who also saw rookie sensation was weak 6. Maryland' victory of the spring. " the minors the next year after Lindsey-Wilson 82 of his era. "I 88 of the nice guys of boxing, Johnson strike out three 7. Notre Dame (1) (22-4) total of 185 new golf courses Deron for four only .218 in 77 big league Paducah 75 Arkareas State 64 as a cat working out last Sep- but from this' lookout post it A 0-for-5e • . The Dodgers rallied hitting . 8. Kansas (18-5) 85 last year. boasting times and go minor leegue- and I'll admit I wasn't that the price is air were opened rout- runs in the eighth inning at games. He played tember. 9. Dayton (23-3) 67 appears 5,553. New The Philadelphia Phillies the national total to 'he expense of 20-year old rookie ball for four years and .then CARLOS WINS very confident." (12-10) 62 overlay. 415, ed the St. Louis Cardinals, 184; the picture of 10. Indiana York has the most with Raymond af•er two other retired. MELBOURNE, Australia a? — Now, he is — 11, Brad- Here's another "Stengeliern." the Washington Senators scored Claude Second 10 group followecf by Pennsylvania 319; — Ray a former Olympic confidence as he does everything 23; Rookie John Jaciuk of the New over the 'Pirates: Milwaukee youngsters to Pete T,ax Carlos,- ley, 40; 12. North Carolina, 315; Ohio 29'1; Texas a 7,4 .victory Whatever happened Tommy Ro- any other pitcher does in spring York Yankees pronounces his Illinois Sox edged Rippeltneyer and Dale Hendrick-, boxer, outpointed 13, Duke, 21; 14, Kentucky, 18; 277; Michigan 275; the, Chicago White Gray? He made his retirement in 12 training. His fast ball is as live "yah-shick." But the best 290; California 5-4, in son — allowed only two runners one 483 mule of the Philippines 15, Oklahoma Slate, 15; 16 (tie) name Wisconsin 186 out the , stick in' 1949 and today operates his control seems as the old perfesser, Massachusetts 199; to reach base in the first five Friday night. Carlos, a as ever, and North Carolina Casey Stengel, le innings; and the Los Angeles cabaret at Scranton, rounds performance in Oregtin State and Iowa 171...North Dakota a popular of t h e 1956 Aussie sharp, and his Bohaven- can do is "jazz-eye-ynk.0 beat the Milwaukee frames. member his State, 11 each; 18, St. has the most per capita and Dodgers Vic Wertz Pa. is consid- the batting cage indicates SportS folks may find it rather other exhibitions. Other camp news: Olympic boxing team, ture, 9; 19 (tie) Michigan State, the least. Braves, 7-5, in depth perception is back to nor- amazing, but everybody doesn't Mississippi ered one of Australia's top ring Wyoming, and Seattle, 6 each. prospects in recent years. mal. ;

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TUESDAY — MARCH 11, 45$ rf LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FOUR PUB Coes .41111111130 , Day In Playhouse Tont State. . . Paul Muni Has Big 1, II his had to aanetil out of his March EWALD vest, nose arid earlobe, drove By WILLIAM date with CBS-TV's "The (Continued from Page One) right fist into his left palm, ran 19 WM. United Press Steel Correspondent because of the up- the mileage along a wrinkle in Big Record" —An increase in NEW YOltK lit — CBS-TV's a forefinger to We t his hands coming TV Show hit plans PAGE allowance for state employes 90" was a 90-nAniute Ida forehead, brought or P EaS "Ithyttotase — Hope will M in Mbstow filen from 7 to 8 cents. Muni together in a suet clap, scratch- tinter Orah Nom piklyground f o r Paul into "Record" at a leer —A bill to appropriate $35,000 ed the heel of has hand, his Cheek Thtuaday date. NAT to pay for bottled gas shipped actors in knuckle.; and heed and dove his Loohie Landolt, Editor Telephone 1685 There were ether CoeteAo hopes to pilot a Mom to Middlesboro during last in and out ad every poc- lacru gan the mat of "Lan Clear Chanag" hands quiz on TV next fall, month's gas shortage. of has costume. — Luther Adler, Lee Reagan ket 1s Spook Home." —A bill to permit sewer dis- d greet Dick York — and all of than But Muria inaelltigence a n Kirksey H'tnakers to finance new construction NBC- daytime "'Tic Tac tricts in performance on the turned this aalisthena by revenue bond turned authority Dough" will devote the entire Study Growing Roses and facilities is Muni something more b.. phis side. Bul the truth grab bag into Month 10 to con- R issues. actor's week starling -A od No series Mon! E than. a - CAL obliterated than just CIAI Recent Meeting a 12 years of age and un- 0 At measure setting up testants S —A isher of the The Wesleyan Circle of the the& was a restlesa, He shook and pinched Tuesday, March 11 The Eve WU areles The Kirksey Homemakers county employes' retirement The play tricks. der. NBC-TV's "Wagon Train" wall meet Methcahst Church will meet in home little number that alive with than. He Murray Sear Chapter No. 433 Fast Baptilt Church Club met recently in the system. zgaraggy his role will try to perk up its ratings the church at 7:30' in the even- 4 lawyer's an iretation at 2:30 in the aftermion. Clacks of Mrs. Jackie Troia Seven the distribu- posed Inc problem NABS swinging. anteet thatt fear OES will have are Mrs. B i I 1 —A bill changing with a vall meet In the follovsirig plac- ing Hostesses one visitor were duty to Ms anent. work was a •111 sertace ttns evenang 7:30 In rneniheis and tion of fines collected in lieu Watching Mont 1000 ponies as' bait. Mrs. Ruth Barker and Miss Lathan Tote. "Last Clear Chance" Mays the lodge hall. ALI officers are es: Circle I with present. of alcoholic beverage license Although tittle like watehing Wilke The swatch of CBS - TV's • • • • ideas, it pretsere. Johnson, 808 mam St.; Circle n Mrs. Paul Paschall discussed suspensions to permit- the, entire began as a coriffia of triple (basing his hat, slid- it to Beaver" to Wed- urged to be Wyatt Circle of the hit a "Leave • • • • with Mrs. E. C. Jones; III with The Grace on"Growing Roes" used locally. soon turned a little muddy and when he neecitta, Church the lesson amount to be trig into thud neaday night is official. So in H101:11S.E, 7 a4 Gana Gatlin; Circle IV College Presbyterian Wrather shav- tried to restive its probaten with hia awe- Tuesday. March 11 Mrs. augAstrs. Barletta Among other measures passed ale(ging the dust u& the swatch by "Duet and the Ky. V will thefirld Ise—bane of Mrs. bit of hokum tri- , i Star Chapter No. with Mrs Pearl Jones Circle ed:a flan in commotion with by the Senate were: a meth:trainman trousers, peeking off a Duchess" trite the old "Beaver" The Morq Perkins alt 9$0 in the See at the Bapttst M.951,7011.. E. D. to establish a uniform anstaaompaegoned plea Gait- do- grin). Grandertandang, 433 DES rneet 7:30 in Ilaralttbleidta —A bill umphant Friday rage slot. So many y. ?hot The Morning area of the morning. si• re- of motor °cured the issue. But sortie- Ihe Lodge Mall. AT Jfficers are • • • • Sins. Jim 'Maser s title law for registration yea. Excessive, yet. former- .Hiatardites — Lennie Methodist Church will meet in port of her trip to tie Farm vehicles and a resolution appro- The lawyer accused eg--4on- bow, all very right and, more Johaa Mason Brown, Urged nr- attend WSCS of the Hazel Meth- Bernstein, • • • • the home of Mrs. A. W. S.m- The Week in Lexington. priatthg $.51100 to the Istative cessitng tockraa, we Were told, exciting to watda 2:00 and Home to the paha Sen. John Kennedy, tc; name a at 930. odist Churda will meet at to study A, Oat he that, AALYW meetng will be mons. Sycamore Street, At the close of the meeting, Research Commission shouldn't have done And, I would like to add talk about their cal- C703. The in the atter-neon Mrs. Claude few—will Mrs. Jack Bailey IS in served refreshments. metropolitan--psoblerns. MED w h o Mays, Paul Muni ran held in the tOoliege Home Eco- the hoetess was a nice toting Like Willie lege life on the March 28 "lie 34,CRO: Anderson IS hofftet13. Department at 7:30 in of the prognun. The next meeting witi be h probably adad_honeilly, go lea's ploy hall on my team wartime. that notnim and Crafts Cub Case of the College" aas of The Arts home of Sogginess 1—Cut The 'international on March 18 in the Flounders In 4— Fast the evening. • • • • aail meet in the home of Mts. ,Itlat fondly*. radio is referring to at informal- Miss Duro- Mrs. Bobby Joe Sims. Muni The Thing CHS-TV's "Chntax" untied an 5—l'onden• ridations ohningatee. at 2:30 In the after- Was ly as a retraespectactitar. MOi•t Wednesday. Marcia I. T.. Walla • • • • package, "The Thief —00 thy Dennatot tairman. IS in • • • over, that be of dramatic earned It 34ohanir will noon. amne The Koktet FFA boys Big Blue Eyes," Thurs- LW* charge of the program Mrs. A. • • e disbatesty didn't matter much, with the 13 Rise an< the • Handl --wirststo -the-swelter Beak Is -teostfirtrothfreer Page , because the ptay wasn't day night that floundered CHEAPKA TO WAIT Olean ii It 13 Mrs. Max e regutar PTA meeting. Aa Thursday, March aggineas. III 14— Bator road condrtionst thing was Muni. in as ,ivon siont—errY, Iowa — Of- rifle Supreme Threat Wood- the thing. The around I14 bers are urged to be present. The Hostess To Meeting - Spears termed the freeze-and uf an Italian ficials decided to waivea.the fine 17••••• *tied in the Murd tuhned in a did made of It was the story estav men Circle will meet the !mat worms ha on an Luncheon Thursday thaw cycle laat.mooth GI —a perfomance urchin who overdue book, "The Social II Spanish Woman's CAM House at 7:30 in Of Homemakers perthrersance Street 'Mrs. Max Bade was hostess vicious since 1935. The freeze with alit and brts that dripped way Into the affeations of a Center." The fine, for being 45 Given In Honor Of the evening. ZS— Allotean to 16 inches deep 3-Its ob- years overdue, would he e wavt• C. to the March meeting esttended to 16 With brine. young American couple. • • • • recently 24-- Edge Metugin Hornerne:kers in many places where the depth )ect—adoption. amounted:to about $228. Deer Carolyn Murray Woman's Club of the Suburban He unbagged more tricks in CC Rrittah The read foundation is little toy in the carrfasa • r at t1 Melugra bride- Club in her home on South 12th of the Ins 90 minutes then I ever have He was a bad little Miss Oarcith will have ya general meeting of 25— Reno••I more then four or five inches. a period beginning, but by the end ti—Short s' of' George Pail Harney. this afternoon at 3:00 at the Street. seen over comparable FISH N' CHIPS The lesson on Modern nlod He said that many meth on TV. And make no mistake the phy he had turned into a 33—Cravat was honored with a luncheon club hothe. 34— Hence. and athich were black-tapped at the boy because the PLATE LUNCHES 33-0Ineur• the I Friday afternoon in the home • • • • Preparation in the Oven about it, they were tricks: He nice little WTSS given by Mrs. beginning of winter have amply his lips, American couple' gave him love. PIZZA Rout of Mrs. Bene Outkanct 3tarta Friday. 'March 14 Refrigerate?' arnacked tugged his and Mrs. Paul Gro- crumbled • assay , sand will revert was all very go.kiWtilasti and ALWAYS AT THE R Street. tot Mrs Outland. Mn 'I•he WML' of the flint Bap- Paul Wilson Ft BEST information on to "trafte-bouadh seatus—which very predictable. Juhn %handl and Mrs. Pete Church will, have their ov- gan The gave SEA OTTER MAKING all of ti tag of differerst foals means crushed stone or gravel Lew Ayres, Betty Furness and Farrr.er ular abetting at 7:00 pm, at the the o•oec. COMEBACK IN CALIF. SOUTHSIDE meet nine in the oven. in department parlance. Michel Ray ware't h e actors M th Matugin. atztred In a red tome of Mrs Macon Etickmen. at the seine group Spears staid weight limits will up in ersa sWang- DRIVE-IN linen two piece dress lot Caryle. • • • • Mrs. Gagan taki hie WS ANCF.I.FS lit — The sea swalkoped Iowa read the be restored to normal "just as ' Hazel Road Phone 1482 * arms presage:I a white g&adioia Monday, March 17 that if they caredukty otter, once a prize that partly waiter. at a that came with their soon as we can get these roads The Channel Swim: Bob, Hope corsage by the hasten f Circle IV af the First Metho- book; inspired the opening of the far it back to where traffic can get Guess were seated at card dist Church's WSCS vslit meet stoves a a d neingeratorta west, is making a comeback get the over than wathout tearing than Corn: 'tildes Each able .s. -as centered at 730 In the would enable them to in California waters after near 'Mr AN' RUNS AGAIN — • itl anal hall new of mime bait service and save on re- MX", extinction. W9th a Ortdal corsage granddaughter of Williams thetarig. net • • • • pair bills. She added that when The water-bound, four-footed A ins surnounded try wh„*.e Jennings Bryan. the "silver cooking two or three foods at lured so many hunters Plea: and satin tiribbrea- tongued orator" who was De:D- Thursday. March 20 animals one time in the oven, do nut pectt r olnwing 'the in e • I, Miss oc/tate presidential nominee in The Suzannah Wealey Circle to seek their pelts, an historic and the containers - Mehigin was presented a bread 1896, 1900 and 1908, has been of the Pans Dtsrtrict will meet overload badge of royalty, that the otters tray !hen ha• pottery selection =domed for Congress by Dem- at 11:00 in the morning in the dead* not touch. to. almost had disappeared by 1900. reviewed the United by the hodeasee. ocrats of the 21st district to 'none of Mamma Proctor in Mrs. William As a result, the States the Guess ateirlirig were Mes- North Hollywood Calif. She Is Water Valley.. group on enemas and minerals .adopted laws to protect dames C 0. Bendunint, aeries Mrs. Harrison Bruvro 37, • • • • from a -previous lehon. animals. Mercer, Graves Hetaion, Gallant (above), of La Canada. Her Mts. Dun Gr gam president. University of California experts that about 640 sea Wee. Marvin Flatten, N. P Hut- husband, Dr. Harrison Bnenaa gave a report in the eanicl estimated pro- Mrs. II. Rogers of otters now inhabit the kelp beds ear.. Will Vattnen. E. C Parker, is a Caned: geochemistry meeting of the yarrow: clubs Ruth off the California coast. They Ronaki Clanchill. Vernon Hale, fessor. Her mother, Bryan Leader for WSCS the county. This meeting was sleeted to Congress live off sea urchins and black Jahn Qterermous„ Autry Farm- Owen, was On Missions mainly to got a general idea of from Florida In 1923 and 1930, Study what. each club would like to mussels, and rarely, if ever, go er. Neel Melugita Gene Landis:It. MTS. Herman lagers vats Dan and later was minister to learn in their projects for the to sea or ashore. Fran tiVarrata. Miss Malugan and leader for the program -The Earmark. (hatsrwartereeal) corning year After Mrs. Gro- the hostesses. Mardi of Missions In Healing" gan's report. she chvidel the at a recent meeting of the Lynn FRONDIZI -TO U. t members ono groups of three Glove Met/id-et WSCS. BUENOS AIRESlit —Presi- and each group lasted some of The wentnp sertnce began dent-elect Arturo Frondizi will. the prejects it would lake to with mad mimic played by visit the United States and the atudy .t,r the neat club year. Mot Pat Owen. Others assLetThe principal Latin American coun- These ;sits from every club will •he servbee were Meademes I tries before his inauguration May deteredne the major and minor net Sanders Miller, Carl Locidart. 1. reliable sources said. The Sou,. as • projects to be studied for all the Ira Broach. G P. Hughis and sources said Frondizi will travel ilins the o ant y clubs another year Pere h tor • 0 Ban Cravat net north along the Atlantic countries Ins 7harter-e Fallowing the bull/sees session, in Mrs Lackhart presided at the and will return along the Pacific inerntshed a meat prenatal by the lesson being turned buttnea meeting with thi. men- Coast. Ca IP. he Mc. leaders using recipeo for oven S never • trig prayer by Mrs. Hoyt Owen. ▪ ch 'king and refrigerator mesh ner name Fallewng the roll call and read- • SWEDEN TAKES BLATHLON tel twieka.ii was surval by Mrs Beale. She SAT? — Well, tr — rkStte of the minutes, a treasurer's DM DEVIL. TOO SAALFELDEN. Ausitria • Cool sit vats ataated by Mra. Bob for it. a Tas- She hi report was given by Mrs. Craw- ma.- you'd be right, Sweden tan toe "modern teeth- tub manian devil,• new addition to a actor Intl third. A reetnnenen cornmittee en. Ion" charreinonatuitt, nthrtary- RI in her The readng lesson was given the Wanhingiton goo. He's as tyhe crenoetton coating croa- • Waal to app was appointed and a skive of- r be looks--raids 'beep was tearful by Mrs. Haruki Grogan a n d fierce as skung and eae fering" of $500 W05 voted to oountry shooting. recreation by Mrs. Tom- flocks, kills most anything for 115:1 toPr Br., to was led Sunday at Rteria antstied sec- be sent the Woman's Dieishon food. sleeps by day, lurks by of the nohn ei-rye Thyran• Seventeen members ond and the States came promised ill of WSCS. A spaced study course off tinted were present and Mrs. Guthne night Tasmania Is an island protect her in is Eight nations took part 110, es. begn Manth 12th at 7:00 Australia. (laterearewal) ▪ Grogan was a Orsitor. stains alier and all memibers arid vattors ,n the cv,rnsm•tItt,rn. The next club meeting will lie found to are urged to alters!. fresh blonds • • • • be held in lite home af Mrs. Rob Erwin op the Hazel High- . 7 Program on Faith Is way Apra at 7:00 pan. The IT WA,: Given At Kirksey leshen will be on "Broiler police nil rue: M M ea Is." notch tort) Baptist W.1111 Meet • • • • detective wriek.nat Through PERSONALS desk from „Ann• Love" was the poignant theme • mild-laced,looked as , for a recent meanie of t h e Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lawson of Kirithey &oath Chureht the lawn c V. era Bergen spent the weekend with around hi osigogne gappfty tasainees--Child bride Jane Ruth Gehrke At this meeang. the Week of „.haat; Mr. and Mrs. Sharman Elko the suburb boy bridegroom Carl Gehrics happily do the dishes in Prayer was observed. A butane's • • • • ean and The tom home In Chicago, sale now from parental meeting was conducted. ' " cailea his parents' TRUNK RATES mposioty hot marriage. Court actions bare been di.-. 'ii .sla ir.inuth objections to their April 7th a the next meeting CHICAGO 1F, — In case any- and Ruth eloped last July, when she was missed Carl. 18. dilate at 630 in the evening. one is interested, city purchasing • "Tempo await a baby In ApriL (int areal arecil only 13. Tlip Et •-r-v,,r.,•ç - nv,ted • , a" rid. agent John F. has today's look: -1 coule _ Ward -informa- tion dealitatit with the going price vagrancy.' fur pachyderms. It's all a part slim dress, "I own of his jab of spending 150 million twelve thc , better the dollars a year on such things MAIMING PARIS—Han stylist Yuriko Noguchl In OUT in the Mt as fish and fireboats. Elephants, 'Tokyo is trying to outdo those Part, creation, with this, oval jacket I sound II he says, cost between $2.500 and t called "Hallers Comet* The hairdo cams to light at a -What "Invitation to Space." • hiternattossol,) $4,500. I show called hen you Modern costuming this. a beautiful combination of I shrug bile (ha • I shantung jacketed with Moygoshel linen. The dress: r chart> * ENDS TONITE* lie m• soft, simple (wear solo with your jewels) the jacket: Gina Lollobrigida ot paper. Quinn — glanced Anthony Chonel-cvt arid freshly ernbradered. Color horrnon4s.01 Maim. A in "HUNCHBACK OF ....-.: poles and not-so pales in s;zes 6 to 18, 7 lo 17 $55 two NOTRE DAME" Strat hair II #tape f 's des WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY at 'heh e Ilelie BEFORE! 'Ma chair. SUSPENSE LIKE YOU NEVER FELT Mt, Dols Anyth shr 'DANA ANDREWS of . Mall we ite steadl UNDA DARN ELL bd stayir hdtei In S.,rigs height of SIBLING HAYDEN b Danny CANDIDATE 2611,1 TIME — Mrs. "Ma y Loch Cole doubles up her fist, of a has Ic"Wh a t in determination as she entcrs , Iht -r. I) n ?" the political ring in London, leader t HiRsq he Is 26th time. She any.. . the Mr. Vat Ont., for has run for municipal board of- jiist — With a strike of the International Ladies Garment Workers only hour* EASTEI SHORTAGE? fice 25 times, and has lost 25 Blot Henry Rosenfeld plant In New York package what probably Is the last ship- P-L-U-S — fil away. workers at Ow Says Mrs. Cole, "More Upy. strata first since 1.133, affects 60,000 members in New York Casa time- CARTOON PM ilia IllSouth Fourth Phone 437 before the waihrut. The COLOR froli 4htly a ment sit on municipal Delalrare, Maasschusetta woL ,nould and 43.000 more to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, (iniertuatiOnal) said abode Wand. Metall/bona/ M*06444(404

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Whet% needed, Mystery Tuesday that winter m a y be Mbecow - said, it a anima to In in ram ea" Clagelfled sae see pa la shame. stele has car. the journal fer one day, minimum of 17 wenn for 50o - Ile pee weed for th over-someone teak into "Record" at a leer par weed By DOC QUIGG By DOC QUIGG teach dnivere their way around, tte. United Press Staff Correspondent United Press Staff Correspondent hopes to pilot a Lou Gaeta° heaters. WILL DO UtIONLN(+ a- my IGNORANCE NO EXCUSE in the late months of the year. fall, TWO 220 votrr electric YORK 11ff -The newest NEW YORK 111 - Small doses edy quiz on TV next 403 N. 3rd. FOR RENT NEW the figure for 1957 Will sell cheap. Phone 1660 or home. Phone 1723, up and add of sedate/kg thought: However, oute1 Spook Home." OR SALE__ what-is-it? To bob THREE RIVERS, Mich. DI - that see Alfred Duncan. 1TC M13P al- Our vibrant language is is 23/12 years higher than BC- daytime Tac te ethe mystery of a planet Mrs. Ida Atlainson et:feted more 3 ROOM Furnished apartmerA abominable reareeing on. Asking Congress for 1909. ("ugh" will devote the entire EL 'Ford Panel or 1950 40 DRESSES size 6 millionths to ready plagued by than norrnal `embarrassment with bath, electric heat. Near loehness [punsters for support of a project to shoot eek starting March 10 to con- GMC. Phone 1680 or see yeare, Like new, 3 coat sets, NOTICX anowmen and when penee ticketed her for as yet, has conjectured 3 college. Phone 1606. 61613IP the moon, Air Force Lt, Gen, Nobody, Mares 12 years of age and un- M13C hot and glove carnets from the ocean buttem driving with 1957 license plates Duncan. elate linen duster, D. L. Puti'said: what might-be the life expectan- -TV's "Wagon 'nein" near the North Pole. three days alter the deadline. er. NBC set. Clell 1755-J. MI1C NEW SHIPMENT of cottons, FURNISHED APT., two rooms, "If this project were storied cy of the first few doughty try to perk up its natings PIANO at Oak P. Ate at depth of 7,000 feet about Mrs. Atkinson is rreanager of a a all li USED shagbarkd a printed siJks, nubby garage free if needed. W. in the next few weeks, first spacemen to volunteer for trip that'll fealire Church in Hazel, 400 neles from the Pole, Amer- state branch office where auto ith a rented 300It Rapti& linen, printed linen, regular Dulaney, 1112 Olive, Ph, 1123- launch for tha moon would be out of this world Airman Donald Clifton E. Jones Services Offered lean seenties have photogeaph- license plates are sold here. )00 ponies as' bait. Mr • e or call E $1.19, now 79r. One week only. W, M-13C made this year." G. Farrell, who spent seven days CBS .. TV's rray----HY 2-3527. 111 12C ed numerous "tracks" in the The switch of it Open evenings until 7:00. Use Here we have a peep at the in a sealed chamber on a make- Wed- 3 ROOM Furnithed apartment, eat mud. • Leave It to Beaver" to DEAD STOCK removed free. our lay-eve-ay plan. "Our regu- sp/PLIIIrftreftie future. believe moon journey. says he - private bath & entrance. Adults Whet could have made them, MAXIM WILL TOUR eaday night 122 official. So ins FLOWS, 7 acres of land, Cold- Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan sale-,like." Green- "Se king, mom I'm leaving would like to make an actual lar prices are after 5 pan. depth in ee swatch by "Dick and the for electric Prompt service 7 +artily. Phone 131-W at that high-pressure tomor- trip into space ma* Ky. Wired Tankage Co. field Fabrics, Hwy. 94, Route 3, Gerrniany lift - for Mars at third launch the old "Beaver" 706 Olive Street. bi12P the Arctic Ocean, hes the ex- STUTTGART, The first space travelers could heatless" into See Oury Hurt, Rt, 2, days a weet. Call long distance Murray. Se13C row." perts at Lamont Geologual Ob- Juey -Maxim of , form- from it all" 'tidily nate slot. So many y. Phone 1228-M-2. Wine Mayfield 433, Union City easily -get away FURNISHED APT. Modern con- stumped, The observ- crewel' light - heavyweile arrner fliavarclites - Lennie M1213 13041. A70 servatory The general w as on firm permanently and become forever V. veniences, lel mile of Murray, Palisades, N.Y., is. a ahampien, will open a European lernotein, John Mason Brown, atory, at ground with his usage of the one With the universe. Hwy. 121. Orville Jenkins. Cabe Universitw. tour here April 3 against -a Ger- en. John Kennedy, Lc; name a -Concert Approved branch of Columbia word launch. You may have 739. M12P inter- mien boxer still ito 'be chosen, it telk about their cea- C'0.3SWORD PUZZLE • Its arctic study is for the thought that the sending of a Spinet Piano was annourced _ His se life on the March 28 elle ACROSS 37 -blihropten ti,,. 2 BEDROOM istairs furnished natiorsel 100%. Available part'eponeM may be Hens ' arri,ea to Plasm He had son" . II. nista. from -As what, Dolan?" ee and he said no urday . Warn lot • tiro weeks racatrun about me T im by Ernie Bushman! Si. hail er - bow business he Lw ems "Lieutenant, am I being ac- suiting remark was SP a enmeshed in an intrigue As he of having something tq do Miss Blanding asked me NANCY being turned sway from • note be- cused ner • girl Blandines diaappelars favor, to find a room for rause ne ilicked • reservation with Marta she'd be d never rreen oefore greeted rirkin since 7" fiance She said perhaps THE YEP- IT'S IN THE tam, and ,nsr•ted that the our man- NOW WHERE'S • ner "Not yet. I suggest, however, better ask Mr. Novack 0(01 tiers give 11 IT • room differ- was ,Marta Blanding dancer IS with us, Dolan I ager, That put an entirely She that you level Miss FORK ???--- I USED CAKE tie 5001 shoe, of the hotel', night question. Answer It, ent light on the situation. 4club She had singled out Brad as a asked you • should whc, Blanding is, or perhaps I T TO STIR THE prrievtor against • man was SPY- please." show in Ins ner menacingly She lio not had no title. I was say ware the star of the to police because she alay job Strewn BATTER , want to app-a responelble to a man our supper club, the Gulf was fearful of the consequences Upon persenally sitir-i 315 to toeing pressed for details Marts con- named Garcia. General Carlos Room. I aasigned Brad that she nad •nowirsuge --,re him tided to Garcia. Garcia, as you might Mr. Dolan. I didn't of the noding place A E1.60.01.4. She a oromured nom hell -rt it t le would have read In the papers. is now again.'" the paper Protect her till she rerovered It. dead. Killed by revolutionists. I The lieutenant put His, we. to meet Marts it 001 me. "Weee door ant.* member of Des staff. An aside. He stared at .anana aRee the evening erase a you were ' lie found her cabana unoccupied and adviser I suppose you'd say." did she tell Cockrell fresh blooditsine were on the rug.... fiance, Dolan?" "Were you working for Garcia her "1 told you I didn't know." when he was killed?" CHAPTER 7, "What did you think?" "No." didn't think any- ,IT WAI the next morning. The "1 guess I "Why?" time It sort ot takes I police had picked me op at the the way he oper- thing tit the -I didn't like of your sails to have forty minutes earlier. The Anything wrong the wind out hotel ated. I quit. that latch onto you. detective lieutenant across the • dish tike with that!" you've never seen before. desk from me was • paunchy, seemed even milder. A girt His voice who starts referring CO mild-laced middle-aged man who or imply there was A girl "Anybody say !nod, as net fiance When by Raebure Vas Bures looked as if tie should be mowing wrong with that. eon" YOU, out anything had time to think shout it I ABBIE ,aa' SLATS the lawn or trimming the hedges some- I'd "If I'm being accused of figured it must be some sort of a around his neat little house in thing. I want a lawyer!" shakedowm racket." the suburbs. His name was Wade. law- "If and Whet rou need a -Then why didn't you tell her voice was mild, al- The tone of his yer. son. I'll we that you're to get lost?" you're un- or)Smost bored. "You any lowed to get one. Let's go back "Have you ever seen Marta we've t!arnployed, Dolan?" to the beginning and see if Blanding, Lieutenant?" "Temporarily." forgotten anything" look: you for today's "I could have booked He shuffled through papers on "If you had you'd understand vagrancy." his desk. "Here we are, hot from why I didn't tell her to get lost." ten or "1 own a boat worth the typist A. J. Cockrell, desk His voice lost some of ler tone slim dress, I've got twelve thousand dollars. clerk at the Stratford Arms, on of boredom. "She looked that dollars better than five thousand duty yesterday dftetnoon. has good. huh. Dolan?" bank. Do oval locket In the Miami National this to say: 'At oppreodenately "Lieutenant, she was out of I sound like a vagrant?" 4:40 yesterday afternoon Mr. this world" . "What do yob do for a living Dolan appeared at the desk. He He grunted. IFte shuffled some hen you're working, Dolan'!" asked for a room. He tied no more papers around and came up I HAD NO RIGIST 5E' beavtilui combination of I shrugged. -Anything worth- reservation. The management of with a new one. -Ha r r-y tvEN NINK hilehi that turns up. My boa's the Stratford Arnie benne on Schwartz," he read. "Bellhop at DESTROYING THIS Aoygoshel linen. The duty dreftl r charter. for one thing." people Who do not make reserva- the Stratford Arms, On LETTER, SLATS - the win- '1 took He made a note on • piece tions beforehand during there yesterday afternoon. BUT AN OLD LADY Ii your jewels) the locket: certain yesterday .- paper. While he was scribbling ter newton. . However, Mr. Dolan to room 515 LIKE ME LIKES TO lanced around the almost bare rooms are held aside te take care afternoon, It was somewhere +cede-red Color hormoniet babe. TAMPER WITH FATE - m. A uniformed cop. one Of of those people who, In the judg- around 5 o'clock. The two who'd picked me yp at ment of the man on the desk at Blanding, was with him. Way Sizes 6 to 18, 7 lo 17. $58 well, Stratford Arms, stomped in the time, have failed to obtain a she was h arr%g onto hfm, was 67 AI Camp hair in a corner of the room. reservation through some honest there wasn't o doubt they s tape recorder on the tieuten- mix-up. But it is also the duty old friends. Ian tipped me decide babe and ONE SHALL IT BE l desk was picking up our of the man on the desk to buck. I left him and the DON'T KEEP US IN AstM-A4M. .Pr- ANY asking one of them stiO'- - versation. whether or not the person I haven't seen neither OUR CwLy WWOULD BE A REFRESH IN' type of person SUSPENSE, DARLTING!! e lieutenant straightened in for the room Is the since.'" LI'L POLECAT OR M EBBE would wel- didn't sound CHA"ICE TO ONE Or US CHANGE FUM TH' chair. "Sort of an opportunist, the Stratford Arms The lieutenant WHICH YO' do say no "What happened MARRY .4 H WAS MARRIED UP WIF!! MEP , Dolan?" he said. come as a guest. if I bored anymore. DO YOU CHOOSE excelleat judge Schwartz left. Dolan?" MILL /ON -OR' ' Anything wrong with that?" myself, I an, an after human nature. Mr. Tinian del "We talked. I asked her why a t (§C-• 1.1• shrugged. "Just seems sort of /5 THE • +ea.\ s10' Strat- onto me in the lob- , se , well, sort of disorderly, not seem to me to be the she'd latched emit typ* at aft. There was by. (the said a man had been fol- SLOPPY shalt we say, that a mall with ford '" rough . . . tee her. She said she'd been So ateady income, no job, should something very lowing ones I don't knee On en impulse-pos- --a eit .taying at a 'airly expensive eottth. about him, frightened. it . . " 1 WWI the only man In Miami Fleaeh at the exactly how to describe sibly because Patel -she glornmed onto me, the season." The Ilegitenent glanced at me. does by Might of protection."' I'm Just a disorderly I knew I was In a jam but I Per "Maybe believe this yarn?" of a guy." conleet help grinning at the men- "You "Not then, no.. When your boys "What was your last job, tal picture I had of the desk for me an hour ago and an clerk. came told me she'd turned up missing, Job I d had was one The lieutenant went on read- he last that there were signs of violence, ing - "'Miss Blanding appeared I'4 just as soon forget. And one yea. Then I believed her. I wish close - suddenly it his side. She asked Mit wouldn't hear too sent I'd -beeevnii her in the first place!" slily. I'd hill* over that one as him.where he'd been, why he was I (To DieCelitielted) I Phone 437 Wily as possible. • -- - late, or something lilts that.

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United 13: °verb( tiquor ^ RL SC • National Girl Scout Week Ni ARCH 8 to 15 In Hop FRANKFOR1 beer and liquc liable for in, the intoxicated Time to pay special honor to the Girl Scouts, for their high standards, earnest efforts and fine accomplishments. Ois:omers undi troduced in F embly Tuesda This week, and every week, remember that they're counting on you to do your part, through your support and en- Sen. George _ Irrayl .s.rums which would couragement of Girl Scout work. alcoholic bevel rDaximum_a_ ant. The bill als( owner or less PICTURED AT RIGHT ARE MEMBERS OF ivshich is used Ocoholic bevel with the wilt .1-RL SCOUT TROOP 22 persons Or from intoxicati the establishm Reading from left to right, they are: Linda Gass, Dav- Other new rr *included: anna Greenfield, Genevieve Humphreys, Donna Jean A bill to NOna'Sue Lowery. bc equipped w Easter. Sandra Costello and metal doors an Gordon, Gwen- of safety glass iddle Row: Carolyn Davenport. Linda A.A bill to ab, dolyn ElAve.port. Carolyn Ferguson. a Wee Board o aminers and ti Third row: -Faye McClure. Pat Dill, Jane Brandon, the state B A bill to a Janet Guthrie, Nannie Lou Herndon and Beverly Lassi- to the state DI ter. culture for p velopment of t A bill to for the whol tba—zetail sale A ba to I WARD MEMBERS - GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA — MURRAY COUNCIL ideation of Li County to a th A measure PRESIDENT: Mrs. Harry Whayne service plans choice of hos; Everett Ward Outland ficiary of the 1st Vice-Pres.: Mrs. Hugh Oakley 2nd Vice-Pres.: Mrs. A bill to n Wallis men and rune Sec.-Tress.: Mrs. John B. Cavitt Registrar: M”. Laverne by the Depart GIRLS SCOUTS OF AMERICA Seven Dii GIRL SCOUT COMMITTEES LEADERS, kpnvented MURRAY COUNCIL BEST WISHES MEMBERSHIP- NOMINATING — FRESNO, 0 Troop les of seven Mrs. John 0. Pasco. N. 14th St. a b*by, were No. Leader - Addrest School Members From The Following Sponsors Of This Page from a Mrs. William Dodson, Route 5 dry SECOND GRADE BROWNIES hone where Mrs. George Hart, 304 N. 4th St. breathing the Mrs. Paul Lyles 301 N. 4th St. 8 Mrs. Chester Thomas, 412 Sycamore Austin 7 vented gals h Mrs. Olin Moore. N. 16th St. 6 Mrs. Bob Melugin, 305 S. 15th St. Carter 13 Boone Laundry Invest iga tur Mrs. Harry Whayne, 1300 Sycamore seven died 1st PUBLIC RELATIONS — b- Sunday. H THIRD GRADE BROWNIES &ere not disc 1316 Olive night in Mrs. Howard Titsworth, 2 Mrs. Jim Ed Diuguid, 310 N. 8th St. - Austin 20 Lerman's day Mrs. Charles Shuffett, Woodlawn east of las 1 Mrs. Edd Griffin, 1112 Elm St. Carter 12 oity. • PROGRAM — Mrs. Howard Koenen, 1309 Sycamore Deputy Con FOURTH GRADE BROWNIES inson Mrs. Orval H. Austin, 1603 Main Ryan Shoe Store Luke Vaug 25 Garland, 9th St. Austin 11 Mrs. Jack Belote, 1402 Main Mrs. James 512 S. of the furtive; Austin 12 their 18-year. Mrs. Edwin Larson. 105 S. 14th St. 26 Mrs. Clifton Cochran Miss Jones and Miss Ellis, College Station Mrs 'Vaughn' Mrs. Edmund Steytler, 904 Pogue Max Churchill Hertyert liar 5 Mrs. Charles Shuffett, 311 Woodlawn Carter 14 4eanet1e. 45 JUUETTE LOW — FIFTH GRADE INTERMEDIATES *Mrs . Boat rico 18. and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas H.• Crider, Benton Road 22 Mrs. W. H. Solomon, 1012 Payne St. Austin 11 ter. Brenrki, Mrs. H. J. Bryan. 1302 Wells Drive 23 Mrs. Bill McClure, 517 Broad Carter 15 Hughes Paint and Wallpaper A Gard ir Miss Strey and Miss Hicks, College Station wallot 'dere f ORGANIZATION — Airman 2-C ,SIXTH GRADE INTERMEDIATES Luke Air For The fumes Training School - Mrs. Bennie Simmons. College Farm Road 21 Mrs. Arlo Sprunger, 224 S. 15th St. Austin 19 Popcorn Shoemaker kingese dog. Austin - Mrs. Clifton Cochron, 704 Main Mrs. Alfred Young, 406 N. 8th St. glad alive. Carter - Mrs. Fay Ryan, 1203 Olive 20 Mrs. James Lassiter, 207 S. 12th St. Austin 14 Vaughn's Douglas - Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Douglas School Mrs. W. C. Easter, 306 N. 8th St. 2bhetan, said Steele and Allbritten on Saturday TRAINING — Mrs. D. T. Humphreys, 115 S. 12th St. to the Vatign 19 Mrs. A. M. H•rvill, 7/1 Olive Carter 15 ak him to Mrs. Arlo Sprunger. 224 S. 15th St. Helen Boone chores. He krs..cke Mrs. James Garland, 521 S. 9th St. Parker Popcorn Nancy Durfee `received ITO AND HOSPITALITY — JUNIOR HIGH INTERMEDIATES barking of HOUSE Haret•-es oar 4 Mrs. Edmund J. Steytler, 904 Pogue Ave. 26 Mr and Mrs. Maurice H. Ryan, 1103 Olive the house. 11 15 Mrs. Everett Ward Outland, 1009 Olive 11 James Lassiter • Phelan. re< COOKIE — HIGH SCHOOL MARINERS 4...the Vito' the day, he Mrs John Resig, Whitnell Ave. 12 Mrs. George Hallanan, 802 Olive 20 ofhce.- Mrs. Joel Evans, 1503 Main Lumber Lt. Robert FINANCE — Sykes Tom Nix i TRAINING SCHOOL BROWNIES Peering these Mrs Everett Ward Outland AND INTERMEDIATES dow, they sal Mrs. Laverne Wallis 27 Ann Eylar, College Station (Brownies) 9 Kengas on the bivigg found the' o Kathy Korde threv-lectrooi MEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE — 28 Emily Oldham, College Station (Brownies) 18 Mr. Wells Overby, 407 N. 7th St. Bonnie Moran 3 Elizabeth Gehrs 10 Wallis Drug DAY CAMP — Mary Lou Tuggle Mrs. A M. Harvill, 711 Olive DOUGLAS BROWNIES Dale and Stubblefield Drugs 9 CAMP COMMITTEE - TVA CAMP SITE 29 Mrs. Henrietta Mays, Pine St. Mrs. Havanna Rutledge, 201 Walnut Southwest Chairman Maurice 'Ryan, .s DOUGLAS INTERMEDIATES Murray Home and Auto siderable cli Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Sprunger night and T Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ward Outland 30 Mrs. Desiree McGeehee, 1st St. 9 change in tei .fily mid 40s, Laverne Mrs. Bozell Jackson, 121 Spruce St. Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Ben Franklin Store SIls. Mrs. Orval Austin Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Some 310 Covington 2, Paducah 33, Louisville 31 London 32. Evansville,

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