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'United Press IN OUR ?Ult. YEAR rray - Murray, Kentucky, Tuesday Afternoon, July 26,1955 MURRAY POPULATION 1,000 Vol, LXX—VI No. 176 ve-In Quail To Be Little League All - Stars SEAWOLF, 2nd ATOMIC SUB, HITS THE WATER' IVIany Attend Annual Farm RTS AT 7:46 Released By rid MONDAY Edge Benton Last Night 4-3 Bureau Meeting :HRISTMAS" On Saturday tavision Sportsmen The Little League All-Stara last win. The threat of rain and other numbers were Judy and ny Kaye, Bin night defeated the Benton All- A hit arid A error by the Wanda factors cut the Farm Bureau Picnic Thomas and Janice and Martha d Rosemary Stars four to three in a thrilling first baseman put men on first Three hundred quail ,are atte,ndance to about 800 people on Perkins of Faxon: Bud Gibbs, Jerry oney to be extra inning game as Murray came an second with one out. Woolfolk released by the Calloway County Saturday. but those present des- Bibb, Richard Adams and Betty from behind to win after blowing then doubled. scoring Morgan. Gunn Sportsmen's Club this corning cribed the afternoon program as Jo • Arnett of Kirksey: Mildred and k WEDN'DAY Sat- a lead. dropped a Texas leaguer behind urday The birds have been the best "program we ever had". Fay Clark, Jimmy Allbritten, Bobby raised Oakley pitched for Murray and sacond for a hit and two runs in the GLEN" from chicks received from the Amateur entertainment numbers Osborn, Sue Brawner, C. L. War- UCOLOR allowed just six hits and was scored, putting Benton ahead 3 ato Department by high school and grade school ren, Marianna of Fish and Wildlife able to stay out of trouble except 2. Shoemaker, and Resources, Frankfort. All 300 quail pupils of the county made up most Betty Hart of New Concord: Don in the sixth inning., - Not to be outdone, Murray came Lockwood, are to be set free, in groups of the afternoon program. Under Collins and Hugh Roberts of Mur- of Murray drew first blood in the back in the sixth to tie the score fucker and three pairs. in Calloway County the direction of Mrs. Cleo Grogan ray Training School; Eddie Les first inning as Grogan Jamb:oil 1-3 as Kopperud doubled and scored g Wells “to help in the local and her -comm1ttee, 32 different Grogan of Murray High; and Glen restocking against the right center feace and en an error by the lfortstop. pupils presented 20 1Pprogram. Jimmy. Buse singled him tame. different en- Cochrum, Bobbie Fain, Mennen _41t Benton went dow/I 1. 2. and 3 Members of the Sportmen's Club tertainment numbers. Pupils were Myers, Martha Story and the Story In the second Omni,. Oarker in the seventh. chanan led off will do the releasing, with give a $1.00 award for each Ap- and Key Quartet of Lynn Grove. pre- beat out an infield hit and ad- with a singair and was advanced ference being given to those pearance and $5.00 was awarded Music was presented throughni* mem- vanced to secood on a throwing by Workrafau on a walk Parker bers of the club who have not for each of the three best enter- the day by the Chester Yarbrough. error by the pitcher, then scored hit one down to the shortstop, 'UESDAY released birds already in 1955. tainment acts. $89:50 was the total Shorty MeCuiston string band. Tne on two straight wild pitches. forcing Workman The second base- quail ; will be on exibitton on the given in awards. Mannell Myers had the higher* Neither was able to threaten man then threw to first base. The Court House lawn Saturday, July The three acts judged best by nd WED too much until the sixth wheh it first baseman held the ball and 30. between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. the applause of the crowd, and looked as though Murray would David Buchanan darted home with the recorded _lay the judging committee, ptatiOfls All members a Sportsmen's the winning run. organization who wish to obtain were a vocal duet by Janice and David Buchanan led Murray hit- •. a covey of six birds for Jimmy Wilson of Kiitsey. guarr release ting with a double and a single. in acme area of the county, music and song by Billy Buchanan and 36 Local Grogan and Kopperud also collect- who did not release birds in of New Concord, and a comical ed a double each for Murree. February. are asked to be at the vocal duet by the Butterworth Parker and Rose had the other Court House no later twins. Joan and Jackie of Lynn than 2 Iona Students At two hits. Saturday. Grove RHI " This is another instance where Others presenting entertainment Benton 000 WU 0 3 6 4 the Calloway County Conservation - Murray 110 001 1 4 6 3 . Club is helping to build up our ROTC Camp J Morgan and Recd. Oakley and by restoring. This arring area ror the Crouse club has also released over thirty Chandler 'Thirty-cot Murray students at coons, over fifty rabbits pre- and the Fort Campbell ROTC' Sommer PURDOM viously over three hundred quail Camp are now in the midst of a Funeral Limsram The quail committee of the Of Hull Denies Liquor five day exercise in Tactical Field Conservation Club Is in charge of Prdblems. a highlight of the six - Is Held Today the release FIT ‘f the birds week camp. • The zadets are separated alpha. WASHTNGTON. July - 26 V — Store Report 'ITOL beiticea into eight companies at National leaders and diplomats the can, along with 1400 other from every part of the world Patel isk HALE Combs Will ‘441t4 vatiPiairlirt CASTLE. ROTC students from twenty-nine final tribute to former Secretary .4e1.614- .11,°4014- -JW— 213 ni+ — GollIday Last.a. cgibccaor • A. 16. Chandler wall scheduled WINDOW' colleges and universities. of State Cordell Hull today at to . ._4. 'During the five day bivouac funeral services in Washington sneak here today . before, heading score in the Queen contest and WITH RAGS and people waving, the second U. Et atomic submarine T'H ROWAN k`Broaden Act this wet k the cadets ate studying Ca thed. Seawolf slides down the ways for Cincinnati and northern Ken- was declared queen of the Calloway to a broadside view at Groton, Conn, shipyard of General Dynamics 1' DRISCOLL 4' squad, platoon. and cornpany tac- R.tes for the 83-year-old states- corporation. The Seawolf tucky for campaign speeches to. County Farm Bureau: Runners tip Pat reported to be an improvement over the drat atomic sub. Nautilus. (International tics by waving problems under man were conducted by the Very SoundrisOlos) night were Inez Wilson and J• Ellis WARSAW Ot --Bert T Comte simulated combat conditions a- Rev, Francis B. Sayre Jr.. dean of Candler was scheduled -for a Glen Cochrum outscored Bitty who spent most of Monday shak- gainst "Agreseor Forces." the cathedral, at the main altar television speech over WLW-TV at Buchanan in the King contest and ing hands in Boyd County. cam- The cadets began their six weeks of the high-vaulted Gothic chur.h 6-30 pm.. EST. and will speak was declared Calloway County paigned today in Gallatin County at the can on June 25. when they on Mount St. Albans. Salk Anti-Polio lnocuIatidi Over The Nation at a rally at the American Legion Farm gureau King for 1955. The and was scheiuled for apeeches were given physical examinations The simple, austere service fol- home in Newport at 8 p.m county King. Queen and speech at Warsaw this afternoon and issued uniforms, and assigned to lowed the traditional Piadestant Earlier, he will confer with his winner will compete for detriet Owenton tonight. barracks Episcopal service for the dead Slows Down: Half Of Tows Resume Program camPieign leaders from Kenton and and state honors this fall. Combs toured indttstrial plands Their first week was anent in from the ancient Book of Common Campbell counties. Farm Bureau President B. W. in Ashland and railroad shops at eudy ing the chlrerent branches Prayer There was no eulogy A band concert and red flares Edmonds presided and gave a re- Russell Monday and in a speech of the service They , witnesed Hull was buried following the By United Press have postponed the program until have been planned to give the port of the activities. County Agent 4b to an organizational rally at Cat- County Bond parachute drops. were offered service in the crept of the cathe- The Salk arso-polio inoculation after the poilio season "Newport rally a real old - time Foy reported on the 4-11 lettsburg Mondy night concentra- V rides in a heliocopter, climbed dral, by the side of his wire. Rose. program has slowed down so that "Writ and See" Attitude political flavor Tractor Maintenance School and ted on the subject of vocational Sales Are Good 4 telephone poles, and operated and near the tomb at former Preg- only about halt the nation's com- In Indiana most towns are adopt- At Morehead Monday and Paris Volunteer trac- rehabilitation. the driving contest. radios ident Woodrow Wilson, munities have gone ahead with the ing a await and see" policy,. Of Monday evening Chandler flativ training assistant Roy Enoch He pointed out that at present tor pilling the next three weeks About 2.000 persons, including During the first six months of second sot: or plan to do so dur- 30 counties offered vaccine for the denied relining thin he planned to announced the winners of the the Workmen's Compensation Act the cadets studied tactics. the M-I top-ranking diplomat: of 50 coun- this year. the citizens of Calloway ing the remaining summer weeks. second round. 10 turned it down establish a system bf state-owned does not provide for rehabilitation driving contest_ 5 rifle, and crew-served weapon, tries and many present and past County purchased $141.650 in series A shortage of vaccine, the a:lit- because of children being on vaca- I.quor stores as asource of reven- of injured or handicapped workers. Miss Rachel Rowland, who will (Machine guns, mortars, and re- government officials, attended the E and H Bonds, or 589 per cent tering of children, on their summer tion. ue if elected His effective ixcept to provide for medical bene- opponent. Bert be 15K clothing specialist. coilless rifles). SerViCIPS of the county's annual goal of holiday, the vacation absence of T:i Nebraska, Dr. Edwin Lyman. T Cambia had said in speech's Bar- fits of some $2.500 for the injured. September 1, introduced Mrs. They crawled under barbed wire $240.300 June sales amounted to doctors, nurses, teachers and cleri- Omaha health director, is making lost week that such reports were Wrather as the present as- "I than support an amendment The only close relative at the etta atairees, went on patrols against $29.362 cal hetp. and a reluctance on the no plans until more vacene is re- being heard. and had asked to the pro-Visions of the medical funeral was Hull's niece. Chand- sistant v.ho will succeed her on the 'Agresant''. and proved Mrs. part of mar,y parents to go ahead ceived. "Residents are confussed eection the ler to state whether or not they Home Demonstration Agent of of the Act to permit the Katherine Ethridge of San Anto- This contributed directly to the .disgusted value of their gas mask be wear- with the second shot in the polio ad .. with the way the were correct CaRtoway County Workmen's Oompersaat i on Board. nio. Tex., who had taken care of ing them into Chlorine and Tear State's cumulative sales of $35.- season are the reasons. vaccine situation has been han- "There's on its own rr*dion or opera request the ailing stateman eince Mrs. absolutely no truth in Holmes Ellis, State Farm Burean Gas chambers. 555.184. of M.3 per cent of the The United Pre* polled it bu- dled." he said. this of the claimOrat, to direct the use Hull's death on March 26, 1954. evil rumor." Chandler told Director, reported briefly on the Each of the cadets were requir- E and H Bond goal of $63,200.000 reaus across the nation to find out only 15 of a portion of the fund provided In Iowa two counties have crowds of 500 at Morehead. 800 at plans underway to establish a UK ed to make a minimum In June Kentucky's sales amounted what thO countrywide situation is. for medical benefits toward re- qualifying Other close relatives surviving completed second *hots. Des Owingsville and 1.600 at Parts demonstration and experimental score on the the to $8.671.763 Ti dtscove•red that, in general. the babilitation." Combs said. M-I rira and on are two nieces. Mrs Elizabeth Uz- Moines health groups recopanend- He said Ail "Establishment of farm in the purhcase Cal 30 m,chine Western states are tending more He said that during Gov Law- run. Charles Lan' zell and Mrs. Ruth Scheyler. both ed postponement until fall. state-owned liquor stores would put The principal speaker. Golliday met' and Calvin Walls, Mr Edward H Hilliard. of Louis' to- go ahead with completing sec- rence W Wetherby's adrninistra- two of the of San Antonio. They were not North and South Dakota are the state in the liquor business LaMotte, vice-president of the Ken- cadets from State. vine. Volunteer State Chairman. ond shots than other sections of t:on. state appropriation: for vo- Murray quali- able to attend t" going ahead. Most communities in and our people would not like tucky Farm Bureau made an ex- commended the citizens of the country. cation rehabilitation fied is expert and others made high the Pennsylvania will give second that Farm had doubled. body had state state for their confidence in US cellent address on "What qualifying scores. , The lain in in In New England the 'notation is shots is soon as they get VACitAP. 'torn $75.000 a year to 11146.000, He said he would Bureau does in the interest of The MSC students found that the cathedral's Bethlehem Chapel Savings Bands. and he praised simply that the states have not operate the 0 enabling the Division of Vocation- But in Minnesota, Ter inessee. state government and for the betterment of its tS there is more to Army life than from Sunday morning until it was the volunteers for their tremendous received sufficient vaccine yet rot for four years al Rehabilitation last year to pro- Maryland. Delaware and most of on its present members". working hours and the cleaning moved to the main cathedral short- efforts in bringing about this out- eecond !hots income., supporting vide" complete rehabilitation for Ohio the program will not be re- the minimum, Barbecue was served to all pre- of the barracks and equiprnervt ly 'before the service. standing re&rd. In California. oil the other hand. foundation program 459 people and service of some sumed until schools reopen. St. sent. when they were 31 of the 58 counties already have for scliObls and give the people kind to 1.780 others . invited to the Loais X. another of the big oities completed the second shots. Los "titall theservices. to which they are He said that 48 of these people Officer's Club for dinner Their which will wait until autirnn. Angeles. hovArver", had been receiving some $50.000 hosts were MSC Military Science has not yet de- eater. Faculty Mernbters IA. Col W. J. Murray Minister Conducting cided whether it will finish the The Washington, D.C., Medical a year in public assitatance "We will do all these things County Man Hackett. Capt. Earl S Dye. Jr., program. Advisory Committee recommended was no longer necessary as a re- without a sales tax and still have and Capt. George E Second Shots In Texas against giving shots in the polio sult of the program. repreeenting money in the bank," Chandler said. a saving to the state Revival At Puryear Methodist Texan is going 'ahead with sec- season. Also officials in the c-apital Passes Away a Cornba said he would urge the ond thots. Fort Worth is the only felt they could roundup only abut The Versailles Demacrat repeat- • next General Assembly to adopt Sizzling Heat big town there to hold out for fall half the .children ed his previous charges that Gov. The annual revival at the Pur- ing he fourth category of the Federal Methodist ministers of this. inoculations. Houston had planned Lawrence W Wetherby paid $20.- Wave 'ear.. Methodist .C3uirch. began. Hessaaaa,. Public Aseistinare - Program,. whiter Returns a graduate of Murray -a- -mass visecination in the •. city's 000 MT a neW 5t4 lhishtfic'e at At Hospital Monday Services beheld includes assistance to the totally night. will State College and of Emory Um- ball park but, now has decided to Frankfort Wetherby has denied P- United Press at the church "each night this vernity distribute ard permanently disabled. He raid in' Atlanta. Georgia. the vaccine to 24 clinice this, displaying ainainvoice showing A sizzling heat Wave returned to The singing Hospital News Mr. Limon Colson. age 64. died also favored mare facilities in for the revival will instead. that the rug for his office and the Midwest today with 100-pleas be under Monday. July 25th at eight-thirty the pular. schools Tor training of the leadership of Rev !Illinois has called off the, entire several other edoms, cost a temperatures little p.m at the Murray General Hos- handicapped children.. and wilting humidity. Jerry B. Carr of Ja.keon Bro program. until "after Nov. 1 or Monday's complete record follows: more than $2.000 pnal lin had been ill 'floc week. Stammer weather belted other Carr graduated from Lambuth later." Chicago administered the Patients admitted from Friday parts of Mr Colson is survived by his the country with drench- College in June. where he was a fine shot, then decided not to give 11.00 a.m. to Monday 11 -30 a.m. "Yes, he bought a $20.000 rug." wife. Mrs. Gussie Colson, Muffay E .. . WEATHER •ing rainfalls and 'flash floods leader in the L.ambuth Glee Club the second because of polio inci- .4efre. Kasten Wright. Rt. I. Mur- Chandler stated at Owingsville. At Columbus. Route 1. two daughters; Mrs Ga., three cloud- The public is welcomed by the dence In summer. The stocks of ray: Mr Coy Brown Tucker, Rt 2. "I have been talking about is so , Troy 4 bursts Bogard, Murray. Mrs Earl Wayne REPORT in less than 24 hour; piled .paator. Rev Willard L. Watson. 'Vaicine have been put in storage. -Kirksey: Mr. Charles Griffith, much he must have cut it up in up more than four inches Gibson, Dublin. Ky.. one step- of rein to come and hear these two men Dover. Tenn : Master David Ed- five pieces I want to tell yeu Flood waters poured In the southeastern states, Mrs. Thomas Nance, Mur- through during the revival the ward Pugh. 506 So. 9th. 9t.. Mur- that when I get down there as daughter. rtreets and dozens 'if majority of communit.es are going ray Route 3. one ann. R C. Colson, homes. 1.000 rain Mrs. Jamcii Scott and baby Governor, Well take off our shoes telephones were knocked out, ahead with the program. Georgia step Noble and girl, 1606 Ryan St.. Murray; Mrs. and walk barefooted across that and one -son, Kirks. 1111‘ radio and televition reports, however. about 40 per stations went Demonstration On Ola Parks, Rt 1, Murray: Mr. rug" both of Detroit. Mich., two sisters, off the au. cent absenteeism on second shots. Armon Hershel "Melton. Rt. 1. Big Mrs Polly Mathis, Tillsa. Okla . *VP' In Ar.izona. the heaviest . Trench Silo Planned Irsoculations in Louisiana dropped rainfall Rock. Tenn: Mrs. L A. Jones and Mrs Eft Mitchuaon. Golden Pond, in 44 years doaaed the state's cen- from 87,9111 the fir* time to 52.500, Ky, two brothers. Burnett sad ade-In By UNITED MUMS A baby boy, Rt. 2, Murray: Mr. HI NEIGHBOR tral lowlard area. Flood waters trench silo. demonstration de- due moetly to the difficulty of get- Southwest Kentucky — Partly James David Thurmond, 503 Broad Hervie Colson, Golden Pond. Kg.. three and A halt feet deep washed monstrating the use of a new ting children together. grandchildren, cloudy, hot and humid, with a few , Murray: Mr. Leon Lockhart. four seven step- through florencei Ariz., causing trench digging machine will be WAKEFIELD, R. I. July 26 widely scattered afternoon or even- Michigan will go Rt. 3, Murray; Mrs Meldon Mor- children, and two step-great grant o extensive damage. and several held on Scott and Mayfield Farm ahead as 'Don ----John Hay opened the door of ing thundershowers Maximum tern. as it gets suffnient vaccine. The ton and baby boy. Rt I. Murray: children. main hiathwaye were closed Morn two miles north of Murray, Thurs- his home Mondoy night and found state Legislature voted Mrs. Sam Workman, Hazel; Mis. Mr Colson was a member peratures 90 to 957 68 in the south- day day July 28 at 9:00 A M according '2 million an elepnant on the doorstep east, 75 elsewhere. dollars to give all children free Elbert Outland, 301 So 3rd St. the Jenny Ridge Methodist Chords In the Midwest, the Weather 131/- to county agent. S. V Foy Rev. Paul T. Lyles *lots State Health Commissioner Murray; Master Dan Hilton Gard- Hay slammed the door and called in Trigg County Funeral servicts reall predicted "sizzling hot weath- 'Any farmer planning to cfig a Kentucky Weather #011144try" Dr Albert Hcustis said. "we arc ner, Rt 5. Murray: Mit: Billy will be conducted at the Leilbeter er" from a1//"W heat wove mov- week 7 45 and afternoon trench silo sainted see this demon- Southerly winds 8 to 10 milee at each not afraid of the vaccine and ap- Owens and baby bay. 1004 Main, Baptist Church. Wednesday at 2 ing out of the Great Plains. Chi- stration The trenches are dug, at 2 30 parently Michigan parents are not Murray: Mrs Bobby Johnson and Pollee came with the elephant's P M Rev L C °I.Re will offitiO*. one 575 per hour; high humidities Yester- raffia allaime July 26 • record of the walls are poured first then afraid of it either." baby boy, Rt. 1, Murray; Mr Taz trainer, who took the animal back Burial will be in the Ledbetter day's highs: Bowling Green 92 95.1 degrees WAR expected to fall The Rev Paul T. Lyles, pastor the dirt is pushed out from bet- Galloway, Rt. I, Alm°. Mr. J. D. to his cage at a circus playing CeFmreietneryds. may Paducah 90. Louisville and Corbin and the city braced for its 14th of the First Methodist Church in ween the wans New Vatic has not received Darnell, Rt 5, Benton; Master here_ The elephant had wandered call at the Max H. 89. Corbin had 24 inch of rain- day of 90-plus terrperetures this Murray, will be the evangelist. It will be worth to your while enough vaccine to go ahead. In Richard Kent Horneby, 1101 W. away while packing-up wan' In Churchill Funeral Home until fall month. Mr. Lyles is one of the oubstand- the see this demonstration. New Jersey many carnmundien Main St , Murray. Progress funeral hour

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TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1955 THE LEDGER AND TIMES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY rAcot. TWO & TIMES THE LEDGER A !PUBLISHED BY LiDGER a TIMIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. lea Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Time& and The Iftrnee-Heralet. October Xt 11011 and the Weet Kentuckian, January SPORTS I1. l, _ — - JAMS C. WILLIAMS PUBLISHER 'satisfied with Marty's handling the team.- Lane said. We feel he Ille reserve the right le reject any Advertising, Letters le the Editor. Don Bessent has done a splendid job • and for the -beet fr Public Voice items which to our opinion are not jor League has proven himself •a Interest of our readers- able member of our oi Was Once A Marion. former shortatcp for tee WITMER CO. 13118 NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE SL Lou.,s. Cardinels, and tine-time York: lfff N blechtgaa Standings Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave, New • manager of the St. Louis Browns, Boston. Lye.. Chicago: MO Bolyston St.. Cripple has kept the White scot in penitent this sessoe. tor tearisminion ail contention throughout En te red at the Poet Officio, Murray. Kentucky, The team never has fallen oelow flecand Class Matter By JOHN GRIFFIN third place s.nce the first week of . United Press Sports Writer SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier la Murray. pee week 15e, pa National League the campaign BROOKLYN flP — Once, he was another 'bit Ask* ime. ia Callow*, and. ettointrill totir.tiee per year PA* ablii W.L Pct. GB Marlon also got of paralyzed from the waist down good news today when shartatop yaws. Num he's a fire - halting young Now Brooklyn ta3 31 680 Chico Carrasquel announced he will roghthander who has racked up winter baseball ac- TUESDAY. JULY 26, 1955 Mitwaukee 52 44 542 132i curtail his Bronze Medal Campers at Dawson Sp -ings 4-H Club Camp No. 4 were these six three .vietories in his first eight New Yuale 51 46 526 I5 tivity in Venezuela. club members shown with Lynwood Schrader, Kentucky Utilities Company form days in the major leagues to Philadelphia 5,1 49 510 1615 Service adviser and camp staff member. The boys and girls Are (from, left, front) Dodgers' pitch- .Carrasquel. ctiticized for his eft- -save- the Brooklyn Chicago 46 52 469 20a, Edwina and-on play this season, said ii.• Anna Sue Hamilton, GravesCounty;Bobby Bazzell, Calloway c0411418t and ing staff. r't Years Ago Today St. Louis • 43 50 46221 (back) Jimmy Dunnigan, Marshall County; June Fry, Five would "just loaf' most of the win- Henson, Marshall County and Cincinnati 41 54 432 24 That's 24-year old Don Bessent, ter instead of playing baseball. Calloway Andrews, Graves County. "•••. Ledger and Times File 37 61 378 29,, County and Joe Ed • suddenly an important man ur.the Pittsbuegh July 26, 1955 a Dodgers' effort to run away With Yesterday's Games the National League pennant. — Bell. pastor of he First Methodist Brother George No gimes scheduled. this -We if ,t Church of Murray, is conducting a revival service would be ,hurting weren't for the three games 13.3- Today's Games week- Whitesville, Tenn. lie left yesterday morning. sent has won for us and the help here vot- Thr- congregation of the Methodist Church we've. received ham Roger Craig." New YOrk at Chicago . SEE THE ed Sunday to erect a new church. Those favoring the adricrtted Dodger Manager Walt Al- Brooklyn at Cincinnati, night ston' -They really gave Our staff ,,t law church far out ;Lumbered other votes. • Philadelphia Milwaukee, night a lift when we needed it most." Pittsburgh at St Loins. night 1.. E. "Eddie' Trevathan, 66. well-km-T*1i Mayfield -- Off TO WAIellig Start Tomerrow's Games formet!y operated a shoe repair shop. died man who Beseent and Craig. another 24- Or home -of his daughter. Mrs. Waite*, yesterday at year-old righthander. were hurried- Broaklyn at Cincinnati, night Murray, is a sister of the de- (leaser. Mrs. Kate Rose. ly summoned from Brooklyn farms Pheadalphia at Milwaukee. night GLASS LINED PUMP _ ceased. - when the Dodgers ran out of start- New York at Ch,cago. 2 Dr. H. C. Chiles. pastor of the First Baptist Church ing pitchers because of injuries to Pittsburgh at St. .Louis. night 'in Murray is attending the meeting of the Rantist World Carl Erskine. Russ Meyer, Billy Alliance being held in Cleveland. Ohio. this week. Loes. and Johnny Podres. They American League Miss Yulanda McClure. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. were asked to 'start both ends of AT THE W. L. Pct. as Crawford McClure. Almo Route 1 and Mr. Ewing Stub- a doubleheader against Cincinn:.ti, -tre -ThaTriezt tast week-at- 11 they- bath ckknited Tiaiel Route-Z.- We -and New Yost 47' .11113- — . with victories. ii Imre of Brother Henry Hargis. Chicago I. 57 37 806 1 be Following an unannounced honeymoon they will . Bessent long touted by Brooklyn Cie/eland 58 38 864 1 'at home- at 1412 Olivein officials as a coming pitching ace. So ton 55 41 573 4 aft.: they drafted him out of the Detroit 5013 538 7', up again after Apre when the best New York Yankee organization, Waimea. City 38 57 400 20,-, ELLIS PUMP8 PIPE CO. Surplus.. Butter milk producing sesson begins, Int- followed up hie 8-5 victory over IfCashington 33 61 351 65 64 304 ?a Finally Moves • masche said. Cincinnati with a 4-1 triumph Baltimore 28 Butter piling up in gm ern/tint Thursday over Chicago in wh,ch Yesterday's Games under the farm emport he allowed only five hits and miss- MILE EAST of MURRAY WASHINGTON. July 2.5 — Tne!storage /12 was' one of the admin.- ed a shutout only on a ninth-inning •ItOirerriment is finally getting tad program No games scheduled last Then he of its surithas butte? The once.listratiun s biggest heallaches homer by. Ernie Banks. Games mountaincin hoarder has been eat year In early 1954, Agriculture allowed only one run in four relief Today's l T. Benson was un- credit, for Sunday's — Highway 94 njure_ than 50 per cent .1) Vie. last.Secretary Ezra innings to get -12,13 of pounds year 'eappaly burns MIT 9-6 operur.g game w.n over Mil- Chicago at New York. rught give Francis W Immasche. an .kx- daily — faster than he could waukee. Cleveland at Boston. night at 2 rIcolture Department dairy of- it away Kansas City Wasterigton, report -He's gonna stay here a white." Dees)... ,t Bae.rnias. 2 fices]. predicted surplus butter' But department officials butter stocks have been precheteh star eatcher Roy Fam- laCK1LS Trial' tie dawn ''a very :that their Tomorrow a laames matinn. p,undt compared paneaa haw pole" by next- -StariRe •caria-to 179 .1 paunds a yea: But. back us 1951 when dare- But government price suppor, wth 481. Cheago Jr-New York haired Don was toiling for New- buying might be expected to p.ck i ever Cleveland at Boston ,port News It didn't seem he'd _94 - E, AiraatungnarL 1111011 1..et anywhere Detroit at Baltornore. night -1 hurt my back. puned two vientA PRIM OUT OF WRECK vertebrae apart." explained Bessent 'Some nerve was pinched ,ff and I couldn't move from the waist Marty Marion down 5itied the whole 1952 sea- Signs Big Announcement The Read Beek After a bone-grafting operation, and a long Urne in the east. young Don started the road back. He Contract 1We take -great pleasure in cofripiled an 11-12 record in the of the 7 1953 season for St Paul 11)LD SAINSBURY . , jt*bin.' ttir.. American ASSSoClaticnt in the tithed Prese Sports Wetter • Dodger chain and 12-13 last season CHICAGO — manager Marty announanglnat on August 1st tne 'This year he was on the winning Marion of the Chicago White Sox r, 1:hr /Ile"r. With " 11-5 `etgried a twio-year contract at -4w mark, when toe Dodgers called highest price ever paid a Sox him up manager. a reported $30.000 Bessent said his back does not The new agreement. covermg nov. -that ate can bottler tern 1956 and 1957. was a straight salary throw,freely and easily deal Marion's 1955 contract call:d _ stuff." Cam- ailyi good sl "And he's gin k.J111,41),A for a straight - salary of an esti- panella prAfed out -He's got a mated $20.000 phis an attendanee keeps real good s.nker bell and he bonus of five cents per persor for that ball Ise: And he was throwing attendance over 1 million. just as hard in the ninth inning Marion said he was offered a , II against the Cubs as he wig in the,bonus arrangement under the neat DISTRIBUTii1GOmpANyi first" contract, but that he "preferred he -knew B Campanella said - the, flat salary arrangement" Tne Sent was „Irene to make the major rontraact session was shr,rt. league grade scmeday" after catch- General Manager Frank Lane said. Operating in Murray through ing the Jacisonville. Fla youth , Repkeed Richards • In spring training, this year. ' Marion took over a. manager of ar- , A SAILOR, one of the 22 Injured, is pried out of wreckage of the -Someday- seems to have the White Sox last year when. Psnal young pitch- Distriblitol Braniff airways plane which crashed in Chicago, killing 22 aboard. rived for the plucky Richards resigcted to become ge9- WHITNELL & SON, The Filar,' aa.v lah.ling in fog. (international,/ er. eral manager and. field manager • at Baltimore Police Report Marion signed only • one-year .'Oil"-lbrprod'fu7ts .titr.4411-ough City -;i11 belsrgin'4edreilr distribution of "Stlanda"rd •••• 'contract. Lane said. because he -- -. -.ult..4.•.aama+0••••-•••anam anammoranall RIC The Crty Peace Department re- • wanted "to determine whether or t its outlets.! -, he wished to continue In the ao la the following arrests over mg lam••••• -vamarw, -sap • '-- - "EPP —, ONNI/am• aaNir -.ma, the - past weekend. Three drunks managerial field.- A The selection of Standard Oil by this popular distributor' and uric drunken driver. _ 'The White Sox arc more than --• • . . .. „ QIJALITY means that the people of western Kentucky will have added . •• .• ...... F.ow Hitting Leaders 'facilities and conveniences for the purchase of Crown and Yes, right here on our lot is where First Half • •.. 4 1,1 • played at least 5 games Mobiloil and Esso motor oils ... PRICE and QUALITY met. Crown Extra gasolines ...... Name and Team AB R H RBI_ AVG, and Acc ries ... Standard Burner Oil. We say, you've got to be satisfied with our good 'Atlas Tires, Batteries Pugh —• Tigers 31 9 -1.i7 10 .548 Aro ' clean, tip-top used cars. .... Farm Fuels and Lubricants—and other Standard Oil products Srhith — l'irates 33 17 17 9 .515 alePt?"14,71 1MIPPON101120134V141 HERE ARE SOME EXTRA GOOD BUYS — Ferrell — Pirates 14.., 1 7 • 5 .500 111474:Vi Standard Oil welcomes the E. M. Bailey. Distributing -. 1953 Ford with all the extras. Stout —'4iraves 25 14 12 8 .480 A.i Shroat N. — Pirates . 31 16 14 14 .452 ipanys.to our growing fa.mily. 1953 Chevrolet beautiful 4-dr. one ownei Hutson —Tigers 27 13 12 11 .444 Edwards —Tigers 37 14 14 5 .378 • 1952 Ford custom with equipment Young — Pirates 21 18 .333- 1951 Chevrolet nice black 2-dr., no rust Moss — Giants . 33 8 11 6- .331' 1S7AND*11114110111,C0MPANYI Spencer — Braves 98 8 9 4 .321 NTUCKY)41• ••••••• r And many, many clean '49, '50 and '51 Chevro- )••V1 LEADERS lets and Fords, Plymouth and Buick,. Most Hits — liugh and Smith,.17 - ALL CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED — 114 Most Runs — Young, .• Most *ET — Netsoif:-14— STANDARD_ Low Down Payments & Just 6% Interest N16st Doubles — Smith,. 5 Most Triples — Stout. 3 OIL Most Home Runs — Shroat, 1 Hugo Wilson Motor Sales Most Stolen Pilate:: — l'ugh, 14 Best Slugging PercentarP — Stout, .8,10) Leading Pitcher — Pugh. Won 4, lost 0 ••••1 Murray, ..--- --Y•944:94--.4.----a-,e-gs,,..,„..„.. 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.HE'LCSAIrTHE better catches taken - WORLD'ALONE EVIoral Responsibility Awaiting Heat Wave- Has at night. Weighed Fate Bouncer Now Some bass also were gribbiag Good Effeci-Qn. minnows in the jumps and bs; cast- Lake Fishing ing the banks. Bluegill -cistches 1-Ith,vy On Public Health Chief Movie Star were only fair_ Herrington Lake listed crappie FRANKFORT. July By MICIL4EL J. O'NEILL should continue with vaccine made 20 Ilt — The as its number one offering, with current heat wave United Press Staff Correspondent by other firms. Later that morn- In Own Right has brought,,most catches coming at Mira at improved fishing WASHINGTON. July 19, HI -- mg—after getting the telephoned. Ls the state's depths around 12 feet. lakes and . • Surgeon General Leonard A. advice of the nation's leading polio streams, t,ie Department By ALINE of Fish Bliieill Scheele laoks bacjc on his ordeal experts — he 'sated the with- MOSBY and Wildlife Resources were listed as the best United during The polio vaccine scare drawal order. !Press Staff Correspondent reported today. Crappie, bluegill and bet at Viewey Lake- Most catches HOLLYWOOD ilP —A bass with a mixture of pain and satis- Newspappers anel members of one-time furnished the best reported come in tha early rnonning and bouncer at a Las Vegas catches faction. Congress accused the government hotel late afternoon aat four to 10- foot found himself a star The rangy health ofPcer, who (if witha31ding information about in his lima depths. Catfish lal„so were eported atating job today. At Kentucky Lake, bass were made coucial decisions involving what was going on. But Scheele biting. but few bass and crappie Warner Studios biting' well below the dam the health of millions of American said "our ecientiats were so busy unveiled its on shad. were being taken. .040 plans for TV this fall. In th - 'sire itself, the best .4414,. children, Says without hesitation trying to *solve the problems they And, in the catches Hollywood manner, the Warner were that the Salk vaccine episode was didn't have enough time to Ax- Z. de Ly casting the jumps program has a few -items with , " the worst thing he ever. faced. plain what they were doing:: in com- minnows-at night. Some black_ cmiwwiagv these six mon with the Walt Disney pro- bass also, But he feels the important thing Behind the s_enes, Scheele also were being taken in the. ny form gram that pioneered the jumps was. ascomplished—to keep the in- had to 'contend with shortcoming.; entry of and by casting the banks t, front) Major film stailos into TV. in oculation program going and still that turned up in the • govern- the early morning Murray Edwina protect "the kiddies we were try- ments 'irninimurn vaccine safety One segment of the Warner show At Lake Cumberland, une Fry, ing to help:' Forrest Tucker and welfafe. his trial on charges of collabor- square office at the Public .Health things." a .. Dale Orson Wells "A lot of this was unfair," he ating with the enemy while a Hollow Informants %fisted Service, Scheele looked mme re- Walker's story is a tree Cinder- crappie said. aWe were making moat cif POW In Korea. His wife had fishing as best with the laxed than for a long time. rn the ella tale. He quit high ahead in Is our decision; freely without con- given birth to a baby only the la anxious spring days when he Alton, Ill., to enter the merchant sulting her. If there was any Criti- Week befare. (*international/ worked the. clack around making marine. Later he wa.s a laborer cism aboat them. I deserved to be one fateful and an insurance salesman. He decision after another hit more tsan she did." In the mass inoadation program. moved his wile and baby to Tex- •et. his tall figure often sagged with Scheele said he had Mrs. Hob- as in a $65 car. Dozy lived in a fatigue. by's fall eupport during the criti- Livestock snack without running water for GEORGE BOSTON, 33, former Harvard TO THE VOTERS arid Boston U. gricider, Confidence in the vaccine had cal ups and downs of the crisis. 515 a month rent. OF waves from Boston his 30-foot ketch in harbor, preparatory to been .itutken badly by a. major Ile also said he believes President He tried working on the docks casting off for Gibraltar all alone. He intendr to stop at the outbreak of polio amopg .children Eisenhower was "with us all the Market at Long Beach and finally headed CALLOWAY Azores, 2,000 miles along the way, and hopes to sail clear emu COUNTY had received-A-Ms supplied WaY7 lle—sWi'd everyone in his -for Las Vegas. Walker 1w 6- fest, the world. Boston built the ketch in his back yard. aster:national/ by Clatter Laboratories: The --Crit -rig-Choy was "vjry- graleffir-To-r 5 inches tall and weighs 233 ST. psunds. re he reports begjan coming Into. Cie Prea icient's interest,. , LOUIS NATIQNAL 's.rocic= quickly won a job Ssilgelesi as. bouncer. If the office on April 26. It was the be- 'The experts eventually rigsred YARD—v- Livestock: voters of Calloway County elect trie too the ginning on Hogs 9.000. Miairrately In the Sands Hotel the enter- of ha ordeal. and he al- and adopted new and rigid safe active; Legislature of the EXPERIENCED — QUALIFI1ED — VETERAN most ,winicei as he recalled it. ty standards -for manufacturing 190 lbs up mostly 25 cents lower: tainers "kept telling me I should Commonwealth of Kentucky, I, will liahter weights be in movies." Van Johnson intro- "I goes I didn't eat very much and test.ng of all Salk vaccine. and S3W1; weak to be free of any political obligations; that night." he _paid. "I didn't do Some of otitis extra safe vaccine 25 cents lower; bulk U.S. Ni,. 1 duced Clint to a Hollywood agent. and will be-in a much sleep:nit either. I realized is now coming 'from the drug to 3 190 ta 240 lbs 17.00 to 1750, Finally Clint quit his $300 a position to vote my best judgement and the wistreli of FRANK A. STUBBLEFIELD that this was potentially a very firms and is being released te the few 17 6. No. 1 and 2 200 to 230 manth job and looked up the agent. On Inc ex severe blow to . ths program. I 13ublic. The vaccination program lbs 17.00 17.75: 200 to 240 lbs -bouncer's fiat jcb In- .my constituency. terview, MURRAY, KY. knew vse had to make a decision is moving slowly Ahead again. 16.50; 120 to 140 lbs 13.25 to 14.75: at Warner's. he was signed about the program on, a verji few sows 411Q lbs down 14.50 to 15.75: to the starring role for the I am For TV series. not in the-insurance business; and if eases. And I knew we couldaa heavier weights, 11.50 to 13.75: elected, wait since the lives of many eta;- HOUSEHOLD boars 7 Oo fo 12.50. He had never acted before in his your Representative I will not be • life when he.' faced engaged in selling ins RAILROAD COMMISSIONER dren' were potentially involved." • Cattle 5.500; calves WV. Opening the cameras HINTS List week for the hour-long filmed Furance contracts Withdrew Only Cutter • slow on steefs; early sales steady to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. I • 4' am.. April 27. Scheele ees a-M.'a'. lit RAILROAD DISTRICT When hanging a p:cture. on good and high choice ,at 21.00 aliVays was peered to death do not have, and will not have • at.. red with, his -top aide,. They PiPt.i •' to 21 50; choice medium weight if elected, large insurance ,he wall with •,i stEpf sciheery of box cameras considered halting the entire vac-, - 'choicegod but when I got tape or Scotch, tape. Place th!_ditaimile_m-ixed__,(tfliftesn'25; and heifers and contracts for the State—looking Democratic Primary cination pronam Thfiao ihnught in front of the movie camera it me in the face, each_time +Stem, the—ffatts /5.- e strong at 2000. to about withdrawing only the vacs didn't bother me," the slow-talk- lam palate: won't era. k. 22.25; utility and commercial cows required to vote on an important issue August 6 eine made by Cutter. ing actor said. concerning • • • • It® to 13.00; steady to 50 cents Some Broad - shouldered handsome. my constituency. time before dawn, Srheele h,glier; canners and cutters firm, I will not have Insurance contracts Clint looks aa_if be_uught to be_as. --YOUR VOTE- URI INFLUENCE APPRECIATED 11.11‘68:1 i.eRid In otie wrap- tau so -buns which yield - steady: utility movie 'star. aThough he's never more- profit than the salary of a Representa- Cuteer v.aireine should be with- per, to keep Warm air' mctstree -and Commercial 0 1301) to 14.10: been seen on the sareen. ttnee tive. &awn and the rest of the program 'Irian randeneing .on the bread. canners and cutters 10.50 tra'12.50; children asked him for autographs yealers and calves steady: good while we sat in the Brown Derby pad choice 17.00 to 21,00:i few restaurant. prime 23.00; commercial and good " My., wife has -men working in No one will be able to say to me,..:'!If you don't 13.00 to 17.00. vote a dfive-fti -reStatisint but now she in keeping with my wishes. your Sheep 1.700. Spring lambs open oan quit." he as I. "I vivant to use Statelnibrance business steady 'to strong, spots 50 cents this opportunity to improve my- will be taken from You and placed with titgia! another—who Wes ste self will vote in keeping with my wishes." In short, I will be able to EXONERATED IN 'LOVE -K11.1.ING' vote my best judgment without fear of losing a- large yearly income derived from State Insurance,busi- ness

It is my belief that the. voters of Calloway County have a right to know how much insurance business my opponent's insurance firm htui written for the ,Common- wealth of Kentucky, during the four years he has. rep- re- sentea-the people of Calloway County in the Legisla- ture. The voters have a right to know the amount of premiums this business has produced—and what "profit his insurance firm has received by virtue of such .busi- ness. Such voters also have the right to know 'what obligations were exacted .of my opponent in return for this "WIND FALL" insurance business. Any person who is worthy of your vote should be willing to_ publish a SWORN STATEMENT containing such information— thus giving the voter the opportunity to be able to cast an intelligent vote in the forthcoming election.

After inquest, Mrs. Haynes weeps as she talks to reporters. I hair ever had the privilege of holding an eleigivo To The Democratic office. My—opponent -has been representing you in.:the Frienes - Legislature for the past four years—and is asking:re- election- for the third term. His brother Guy Billinft-On andlitntrahce TifiPtiferlids" been representing the pep_ple of Alben Barkley: rif for.the past seven and onelalf '- years as a member of the City Council of the Citit of In 1938 Happy Chandler still had two years to a Republican not elected by Eartuchy's voters, but Murray—and is asking re-election serve as Governor of Kentucky. appointed by Governor Willis. for his 'fifth tam.- Under such Alben Barkley was Majority Leader of the United In that year Alben Barkley war nominated by the circumstances, I feel that I am not oul of States Senate the most respected and revered member Democratic Party as its candidate for Vice President, line in asking for your vote for Representative. of that great body. and he and Mr. Truman campaigned v.gorously there- Because of his overweening ambition, Chandler altar, to victory. ran against Alben Barkley in the Democratic primary But Mr. Berkley Democratic and the Party got no A VOTE FOR GARLAND NEALE WILL TAKE of that year for the U. S. Senate sent. Mr. Beesley help in 1948 from Happy Chandler. He could hove YOUR defeated Happy by more than 100,000 votes—despite stayed aloof from the campaign had he wished, claim- REPRESENTATIVE OUT 4sie power of the organization Chandler had put to- ing the nonpartisanship of his position. Itstead, he OF THE STATE INSURANCE gether the most tightly controlled in Kentucky history. rind his Kentucky newsnaper stinparterf-a rump concli- BUSINESS AND And Happy assessed everybody on the state pay- date, the so-called Dixiecrot. St-nm Thurmond. who PERMIT HIM TO VOTE FOR THE roll to help pay for his campaign against Barkley— cost the Democratic Party the electoral vote of four not once, but twice. Southern states. BEST INTERESTS OF CALLOWAY COUNTY. Happy Chandler is no Democrat, and no friend In 1948 Chandler receiving Willis Haynes and was S50,000 a yeo• of Alben Barkley. Happy is strictly for Happy Chand- his paramour, 19-year-old Nancy Penton, as commissioner of organized baseball. He hod - ler. signed from his seat ACCIDENTAL Is the Respectfully Yours, in the U. S. Senate to to'' No true Kentucky Dernocret—and no friend ruling of a six-man coroner's jury In Wash, lucrative job—leaving or ington in the fatal the Senate post to be f.' admirer of Albcn Barkley—con shooting of 19-year-old Nancy Penton, shoe vote for him. repair shop clerk and paramour of Willis Haynes. 32, a door-to.. door VACUUM cleaner salesman. The ruling came after Mrs. Katherine Ann Haynes, 28-year-old mother of Haynes' four chil- dren, cross-examined her husband at the Inquest, asking questions Garland Neale Calloway Conn' :ounitittee ahout his Illicit affair with the victim. The 14 or Combs jury learned how Mrs. Baynes marched Haynes Into the girl's apartment at gunpoint, .cel Advertisement) , and the girl, wearing only pajama tops, was shot to death. Mrs Haynes said gun went off when girl slapped at her,()Menu:Mona',

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I. ta. •y s TEE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY • TUESDAY, JULY A, 1955 Murray- Woman's Club- Scene Farmer. Women's Club News Of Lovely Tea and Miss Shirley Henry ly occasion Activities included Mrs. Page Given In Compliment assisted in serving._ , E To Miss Jean A Smith. Mrs, W. B. Saone, Corn The hostesses and theese assist- Jo Burkeen, Caison Rodgers, ?ACM 'rVil Editor . . . Phone 694-M-4 Weddings The Murray Woman's ing wore corsages of garderuas and Mts. J Or 1150-W Locals Club arrangement of pink gladioli S. HAJUSIO was the setting and and carnations. M:ss Corn chose Johnson, Jr. all at Cairo, for one of chrysanthemums. T h the summer's loveliest e fireplace hum hot trousseau a blue glazed teas on was banked in Friday, pine which was cotton dress with an ff-the shoul- .1Irs. Lola July V, between the hours :also used THE .ilassey hiss Ann of four at the aide, .ot the der square- neck end tiered Warren & Mr. STORAGE UNITS and six o'clock in the mantle skirt Jerry Dee Wilson NOT flower arrangement. trimmed in TVISLISRED lIostess For Inn FOR FREEZING afternoon .gonoring velvet with which she Funeral .1re Married t FOODS Mists Jean Corn, Mieic for' the azcasien was wore Wreaths Baptist Student Center bride-elect matching blue shoes. Her Consult da ti on Hasseltine Aleetzn of Mx. William Cooper. furnlehed by Miss Lechae and Sprays Use of The hostoeses neckline gift corsage was of sweet- !Imes-Herald, u, The... Ann storage compartments of for the lovely oc- Overbey, Mrs. Marilyn Burkiow, refrigerators casion were Alas. hoar% roses that showered dawn Artistically IL F.elessol Class of 'the /it for freezing large Grogan Roberts, and Mrs. R. S. Farmer, pianists. Arrang quantities Mrs. Tien her tiered skirt. Mrs. Corn's Foeptist Church held its July of food is not generally Rowletr, Mrs. Noble The piano held an arrangetneet gift recommended. Farris, Mrs. corsage Was of ruhium lilies at the home of according to Alfred Lindsey, Mrs. of tritorria in an antique crystal tied Mrs. le.... Mrs. John with velvet tubing and Massey on the Lynn Grove Pearl Haak. authority Ward, Mis. Ma; Catlett, and container and at other Mrs. Coop- , Rta on freezing vantage. er's was of pink We reserve t Mrs. john Waters foods at the University Mrs. James W. Parker. points throughout sweetheart roses presided of Ken- the room were and black :toPurestblioct Vo ..he meeting. tucky. Suchi, Mrs Grcgan arrangeenents lace leaves tier with The Beatitudes compartments store Roberts and 'Mrs. of gladioli and black read during foods succeesfully .1 1. etes.ek glienehas. velvet ribbon. 15th at Poplar the deter-as-nal- pe: after they are greeted the guests at .11 .ijilowedIty,prayer. frozen, the doo: but in most instances and Mrs. Jack Farmer Out of town guests for NATIONAL they The long teat table wits the love- Foliowietd a fellowship period, are not intended to he presided over the register which flanked Monroe. Mel used for by patm tress and was the he-steal and her daughter.] quick freezing, she said. was marked with covered &we, Chicat pink feathered with a floor length ileatrice. served refreshments Mrs. Hank explained white- satin to that for carnations. A pulk satin cloth overlaid he ndirribers quick freezing, pencil with white net, gar- Trtered at and one visitor pre-; foods require was used to sign landed in'. for temperature a the nettles of with greenery,- pink sweet- the evening sOciAL • of zero or the guests. The • • • below. table was centered heart reset and feathered carna- • When large amount of • unfrozen with a styiilized arrangement tions whioh were caurg'nt IftrBSC- RrIn food is placed in of up at the storage tight and dark pink intervals with gardenias. compartment. it sgamelies and Mirth Irk - Social causes the tem- ediaturn Calendar perature to rise in a fountain bird bath The, table where. PS above zero, re- conttatte:•. held two cryAal punch sulting in slow bowls surrounded Woman's Beauty and Man's emptations! freezing. This is with greenery Tweeds often accempanied and sweetheart by ...discoloration The rec.:iv:nig line, composed roses and was cen- Fritridsh:p of food, softened of tered with an 7. be cia6erv- texture, and loss the hostesses, the honoree, antique silver and :NA by Murray of food value the crystal epergne See: c.14oter No. 03 and flavor. honoree's Mother, Mrs, which held a at A storage Heischel large arrangement the Eastern Star at the unit to be used Corn, and the bridegroom of leisitapter. Masonic quick for -elect's fugti Hall at -eisent o'clock. freezing should have moan", Mrs. mums. carnatiory, and chry- • its own Viela Cooper, stood • • • temperature control, before a eanthemtmes. Pink grapes Mrs. Haak wrought irons arch en- and The Lottie Moon CrJe pointed out. Otherwise, twined with cherubs were arranged -of the the tem- pane and pink glad- around WMS cf the Fr-'t perature necessary the hi.se of the Bapcst Church for freezing ioli. Standards holding similar epergne. st!.1 wee food is The centerpiece with the entire ,WILS,' too cold for food Sleeves were placed was flanked At the' in storage on either with three-brenching Brod. diurvIt a: two-thirty cetiock l the other part of the side of the arch. silver can- a, tor. refrigera- dekibras Starring Church mission study.' holding pink - tapers. A • • • • The large- marotle garland of pink sweetheart week in held a basket roses, Lana Thursday. Jdly 2E' Smothered carnatoons, and greenery TURNER and Edmund connecte0 PURDOM n. The The Lydian Class of the F tile epergne, candela- -iPlitS1 Church. Recipe bras, and urriryarria4u1rn:r4 SUnd F3 snll meet at - Of The punch bowls. Sand- 414iroum- ed • Week wiches, ie of Mrs. Ifirry Jenkins cookies, and mints were chu ..x-teuriy ociack served from f or a pot: A vegetable that cut glass and silver sapper. is gairiing in slices trays. WE AGREE 1.. Greup III be :n ch popularity with and separate into with Ed Sullivan, who E , many. hostesee is rings to a few Sun- ..f Lr.e ...“4•ingetneos..A1 moire Trench make one quart Presiding at the punch day nights ago "'Man wi fried onions. Select Dip the wings in bowls on "Toast Of The Town," aed thin- :mlse are large, mild the milk, rain., then throughout the afternoon said: 7iresterda Larlied • sweet onions dip in Niue Fry were "I tirgo you tot for this for 4 to Mrs. C. C. Fainter, see Bob Hope's newest purpose, according 6 nunutes in deep Mrs. A. B. pic- (7IeaN to food special- heated fat Austin, Mre ture "SEVEN to 371) degrees. Johir Irvan, Mrs. LITTLE FOYS." It's the ceisDedr.. ists at the University Drain on"'Merles great- of Kentucky. paper toweling and Costello. Mrs. 0. B.'Boone. est thing he's Peeling them sprinkle with ever done. It will touch under runn:ng salt, eree hot. Jr.. and Mrs. Chad Stewart. your makes water Make four servings. heart and tickle in Murr that. task easier.. Menu: Wearing -lovely formals the funnybune." Personals Roast beef, onion rings, and gift Allianct French lima corsages of carnations "SEVEN LITTLE Fried Onions beans, congealed pineapple and sweet- FOYS" is coming Sunday white - heart roses nosegays. to the .Miss Ja..k Cut peeled grape salad, corn muffins, WS. Dort* Varsity. Sykes .s onions in 1 4-inch Parker_ Miss Fdelia Crawl01 butter and watermelon. . Austin,. - Mare y Spa-nn. -----Fri bre-Weld • er:r, fo1!uv: Praroces Lee 0 _ Mr Sykes. sle. Foil done :me and errt return- home i at horn

Me-and Mrs. Leu_s Herrod. of Mrs. Jerry Sum' Lettle Rock: were the Dee Iiii•co .uests of Mr. and Mrs: Audrey The i wedd.r.g of Miss Ann War- , se', -Ana -S,renotra :hex cabin u • Moore wo:a, n the • ten. ti:oagnier of 'Mr. and 'Mrs . se leet week. In • Prriyer'' 'lleneue• !Henry Warren, 317 North Seventh WASH • • • • ano se. Jesus We Have Pro:: Street. Murray. to Mr. eavernm Mr. Jerry Dee ed:' The pianist. ▪ and Mrs Audrey S.11911:1?74:4 Wilstm• Atkins. of its oeu sett of Mrs. Brice Catilla played - vs theii Ben. A. W. sen. of Wor.derful One- ar.d the mounter Saleen. was solemnised on j=aditional Moils. Jr.. at Camp Thursday. wedding march...* for Carolema, Nortiej July 14, l.rl the parlor CaroLna des of the processional and the week.. the Baptist. Student Center. reces- year • sionaL . 1 Rev. Franc Mr. Bill Clark ?homes read the Bride's and Ms L. A Jones of Drees ricultun impre-sive datable ring ceremony The bride Meirrey Route Two annissam.e entered the paikor the at four o'clock in the wrdi fiend nrtn of a son. Donald sifternOon her father who gave her in Nieve ).411er„ in the presence marriage r easier stocks at:eh:rye seven podr.d. of the immediate Her bailer.na length than le ounces taro - now 'tow 7, acme. at tee ,Mtorray -friericke- rrrn of whrte -coma to Hespital The cererroony But Se:L.:day. July 23 was read as.the lice was fashioned princess style couple stood In with buyiret front o the stone a pointed collar at the high thee parlor. The n.ckhne ST Mr. mantle arid long pointed ER arid Mrs. Vest'''. 'ern* wItiat4wren shay UP TO — trid, mean/ a WV* wIthe wen DUSI•OCLS on the steeves 461-0S sties& Of tbe.r'son.1on and Llled with—white gladioli end down tne beck of the dress. Oir. Jr . rid ortrysanthemurrss. Her isiaigpe.n flanked by the shoulder length veil Of nylon tulle 11:- b:e.s cand:est.cks holding was attached • • gleam- to a headband of the 4cing white tapers lace It: John JP's. . Toe beckgreund 11.14-hang her drers. +rm.:: Mieloch of was of,Lern trees and the Swedish She earned a gorgeous Colonial . visited hts wrought iron floor style .-:?ther. _Mr PhJ,p candelabras bouquet of ?lynched white Murdark and 1 were hanhed carnet:tins. and his with greenery baby s breath. and parents-in -law. Men Claudine Mr. end Mrs. Moore. fraternity wh:te tulle caught with white W.rionap. last !leer of b IC, tee br.de. and Kiss satin ribbo:. Mr. M..doek eas eritoute • Margaret Ruth Atka's - presented St...rime:ie. Miss. or. bus:near. • a program of nuptial music Vote' Attendants_ Mrs William A Warren. Sister. in law of the bride. WAS the only Engagement attendant A midunced . She was attired in a lajht blue cotton frock with pink acee.aories and earned a beautiful crescent arrangemerd of ?refitted p.nk carnations. Mr Wilson was attended by MI W.Ilisen A Warren as beutrrian. For her daughter's wedding Mrs Warren chose a light blue em- bro.dered cotton frock with navy, accessories and a corsage of red rosenuds. The bridegroom's mother wore I Lgtit blue_ linen dress with white accessuiies and a corsage of red- rosebuds The bride is a graduate of Mur- ray High S.hool in the class of 104 and .s now attending Murray State college She is a sophomore majoring in music She is a mem- Super "SC ber Holiday Olocion. of Sigma Alpha Iota, women's music fraternity. a the V:VACe Chit) and the Sailing Club ii Mr. Wilson. All this :attended Murray "Be.t-Dnal V. - to State -College !Wake it easier seth studlee in 'the than ever fur Tridustrial you tb step up to a "Rocket" arts Lehi Re_rs paw Oki, bile. semng in the 'Army Ar Torre But our with generous appraisal policy rank of a.rrnan second class i•n't all. TAsil, what it Dancunvaille, we're talking ahoutt The Texas.. where Mrs revolutionary new 4-Door Wilson will Join Holiday him following Sedan! This scene-stealing NOW — tile close of' tie" AI/rimer beauty puts you sernester l ahead of It Murray State. the erowd in style and comfort . -with its hard- LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE - hip design and lull, four-door convenience! Oldsmobile Anil this -88- 2-Door Sedan PERSONALS lioliday Sedan is powered by those two famous running • mates ..... the Mr. and Digar "Rocket", 202 ..- ftevterThr-Iiii7ind. Illinois. — - end local spent • • $2,374 the 62 to•of weekend with .their on*. pr YalVf K• doo•oely 'its Mr 'ar.d •tup in this week. too= tboly• o/ prodol co./body Mrs Harrell and Take the wheel ... notnponont ..a stAy atr. art get our deal! •I °cense/14c /bk. soy Eery Mr-- oftlly in odfoioi,o tavonnor4;.a raitheY. Gflt out of the ordinary 14. Owego= bat... of slOooinp and into an Al pekoe sybo/tt to

Miss Betiee Wiggins 95 Drivedn Mr and tarencc ‘Vigtrins af • eiivagenicitt Mm -ray annOunce of their daughter. Bettee. THEATRE -110,estio,, to Mr. Charles htLOW Stoi of Mr. .aril STARTS 7:43 c.)L Mrs. Murray. Marvin Houston of s c:› E3 I NViggin, i a - LE gratlute of Murray High TUESDAY & ar:(1 baa 1,,evirr-8.111;.1,,y4t4 School WEDN'DAY VISIT THI "ROCKIT ROOM"... by the Murray Board "CALL ME FOR COOL AT YOUR OlOSSII0611.1 DRAM S t.,.ti for -t of -Educa- MADAM" pa three yeairs..Mr. I n DRIVING COMFORT.,. of Murray Houston is n graduate dor :frit:inns/ School and with Was recently dischar_ged Donald O'Conner and G«.• AIR-CONDITIONED J. T. frptn, 1.4e• ..Ao• HALE MOTOR Forte__ _ Ethel SALES Merriman 'ROCKET- H• event OLDSMOBILE! Seventh and Main of Saturdalg. Augustin. 323 W. Broadway ft* &tad. o derr•onttrottoo/ Telephone 833, Murray Telephone 96, Mayfield DON'T Mitt OIDIMO1111144 ITAINITHODID _"SPICtileU1_40" -tvinasit fAj - aLownr tortioDaY WIT 30 • HIC.TV

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:canon ineiuded Mrs. E • VESDAY, JULY 26, 1955 TIM -LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY 11th, !AGE FIV1 Mrs, W. B. Stone, ?,/•••••••••er —r•-•11111111•••• Rodgers, and Mee. J inauguration." hatchet-shaped." he added. In a lighter vein Ward took an- Ward pointed cut, "futheemere hnson, Jr., all of Cairo, Ward Would other eut at the anti-administra- weasel is known te be a sly tion candidate ter the Democratic sneaky animal that slips up -be- eubernatorial nomination Referr- hind it.. prey. There's been noth- 7 Quit First ing to e description Chandler made ing sly or sneaky aboilt Whst I uneral Wreaths of him in which he called the have corn- charged You with. I hieve and Sprays ml sioner "weasel - faced and stated openly and specifically eta. He Says hatchce - faced- Ward referred you sold your official influence to Si, istically Arrang Chandler to a nonotionary. Ward private intereets and I repeat • FOR SALE: EXCELLENT 60 acre Photographs and' I (one) 8x10 S I Not at all! And a rudimentary said, "you really ought to consult these here and now." FOR REN1 term. le, nines heist of Kitiarey. enlargement for babies _cm child- tar Thanks knowledge of ty-p;ng and such FRAnieFORT ae -State Com- • dieteenary before picking such Werd has chareed Chandler re- Running water, bath, insulation. ren, only $3.95 for balance of would have been enough as far as nassioner of Conservation henry names, the dictionary says a ceived may from the United Whole- Good barn, stock barn. Spring July. Lovee Studio. J29C the realism of Ward said in a letter to A. B. weasel is a small animal with sale FOR RENT: AVAILABLE Aueus 'my performance a liquor, Ca.. Lexington, t2 Neuter through farm year-round. s Loreerned. Chandler here today that the pointed :ere arid long thin service lat. 4 rein apt. wthi bath and body e frem thet company at Poplar 2 acre tobacco base. Mail, bus and Ve: antes Dernoerat- is "wholly in- which preys on poultry —,C electi,e stove °Met.. Call 1705. TV For Her • 14 was Just that I wes .nterest- and mae." when he was U.S. Senator. milk route. O. W. Jackson, Kirksey CHRISTMAS CARDS - 150ee cd, and the cerresporedenee that I rect" when he •saye. his first J29C 'I'm a small fellow whme Gierage and Service Station. J27C profit. Exclusive TALL Assort- • /I had begun with some real private oflicial act in Frenkeirt would be body _ is inclined ments peys WOO on 80 boxes. 3c "Ed some:eines increaeed my interest. to fire Ward from the poet he now to be broad and dumpy- The easiest tvaer to wash Vene- FOR RENT: MODERN 2 -- BED-' ucation holds and though I know it is ugly, my tian blinds FOR SALE: ABC GLASS Jealous- imprints sell east from 36 FREE The average secretary has to be • is to put them into a mem home on South 15th St. face is round, net pointed and bathtub ies! Winslows and doors. See at Samples. Wrappeng; By-The-Veld; ii pretty stump ind.vidual. And the full of warm soapy water. table Ward said, "You would never Aug. 1st. Call 206. TFC 30-card $1 Assortment; 250 leading By ANN SOUTHERN . mere I understood - Urban Starks and Son. S., 12th this, the more have the pleasure ce firing me, • sellers. Assortments on approval. Written For The totted Press • I tried tu incorporete • A Street. Phone 1142. J26C it into my would never serve under you FOR RENT: MODERN 3 ROOM Sarprise FREE offers. CARDINAL, weekly portrayel. HOLLYWOOD, July 20 ,fft because I'm convinced the pro- duptex, newly deeoreted. Call 38 MoNumrocrs 1400 State, Dept. .305, _Cincinnati, Toe secretaries liked it. Before the ame ever -come, when people green you have ocromutted your- or see Mrs. Bob McCuLton 503 Murray Maroie antiGranite wotke 14. 1TP long I was their imofficial SOUTHERN sell to your HOMES get tired of watening ectors and in campaign would a' Olive. . J77C Builders of fine memorials for ambas-acior and last year the act:esses-heeven and toe screen de-troy opportunity tor toe Maui over half ceotury. Porter White, Nattonal Secretaries ASSOCiation of aciviumetnent which h..‘s Manager. Phune 121. ABC[ HELP WANTED actors guild forbid-I won't starve. honored bee., FOR RENT: UNFURNISHED me -with the title of "Pri- made down ---- l'naliks to television, Im gain- by the Department of Con- sta.re apt., Ncoth vate secretary of the year." 403 all St, phonel VOR SALE: NICE Ronditionedm ing something that all the bank servation in the past seven 'mem." WANTED ONCE: 1031 after ,,5:00 p.m. J27d Typewriter Desk. Reel Bargain. AT tat CLASS failures add atock market Loathes Ward continued saying "I know Oes`lew Mec.einee, Solomon, Exetiange Furreture Store. Phone apply to Bill in the world, can't take' away from you have promised the VCAA of Murray 677. J28C only en Meter:. No 'phone me . . lerning the secretari- The dragen fly's compound eye' cenunissioneg to several pee.ons FOR SALE mils please ,MunreY. Ky. TleCe al art. is composed of nearly 30.000 units, epelenbet is one promme you een MONUMENTS Dria Three years as CBS's ."Private permitting vision in almost all -*di- keep to -at least one person be- Calloway Monument Company on rections. FOR SALE 000D eneEle Elec- POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Secretary' have taught me about cauee I would resign prior your -West Main Street near College. to .„111111•1111 tric Rerrtger:vst, 3 to aleatne from. as much as I eduld hve learned Starring Vester Orr, owner. Office phone Exchange Furniture S.ore. Poore. The Ledger and Times is author- In a goo/4 buseless ohool. 85. Home- phone 526. A8C 877. J28C: ized to announce the following You might ay that I learned Ar.swer_te Sat orda iund PURDOM candidates subject to the Demo- hew to bcccme a secretary by fan CROSSWORD PUZZLE Y.4 Ptil!1_41 CONLMSRCJAL . REFRIGE.1- R i metre Primary August 6, 1955. L•=liger mail. When our that "Private ACROSS 29-Barber )HS. brand new Army Surplus, NOTICE For State Senator sirg Secretary" show was shown about 'I 41- lndellnite riLl gurum2cRill $569500 20 ,u. fte, $260.50, -15 cu. ft. $339.50, George E. Overbey -Things iie article ortit -4,000 cona:ientious secretaries b-Liager 4.1-Ntlx FOB 1...-ducah or Hopkineville. HAVE, YOUR HOME TREATED George W. Pettit 9- Boil on aye 14-Extra /4111 flooded the studios to prate,: my 12- Wet. MOUDIMI Qvuntry Boy Stores. -A2C now against -termites. Five For Commonwealth Attorney t ing Cs-Vrosen liquid , who a few Sun- Year rgnorance. des 47-Sow ral THIS IS WHAT WE guarantee insured. We spray for James M. Lassiter 12-01inra by Verdi 49- l'orwe fpr UOLIGO DO FOR YOU! rile LitIVELOSF.S. feeVELOI'L.e. It seems that one deeszi t puth 14-Gaol, n Town," said: and, moths, silver fish, mosquitos. For State Representative portrait oelonei. ut; to 10 a i5 Broevn the typewriter carriage hack with -implement 641-Boti 0119Ci-Ial-uMEEK§5 )pe's newest pic- and chinese elm trees: Garland Nc ale IS-Printer's ti-Whiter vehicle • Erect House on Your Foundation Clasp envelopes one's thumb. One deesn't, but I mt.:insure 51 mu :IIRCrin Ii ad any gm N Kelly Facterminator and Pest Cores Owen Etillington -Negative Other Models from " It's the great- had' Lesson number one. 16-Youn5 hoy• L.1 -Shallow s easel 10I ou neml clasp en vetupes call 11-Conjunction 67 taL • Complete Exterior Ready for Paint trol. Kelly Produce Co. Phone 441. For City Judge As the season progresed, I did- 25'-Compa -Landed MICIOrthifjiiivj will touch your at the Ledger and Times farce se point 29-Preposition Al3C John W. Clopton n't. The number-of letters coming 22-1'inocid E, term et-lst OV •21-1 ne," supply aeparcrree. Perfeet ter Vt.-Dressed GO-small CIO 111u001 • Rough-in The Interior Elias Robertson in to point out my errors grew pm-Clete '2825" anlmal akin. 65- Monet er marling. SPECIAL: nits WEEK ONLY- McCue 21.-Mark coming Sunday Bob ton ctedy. Finally producer Jack Cner- left by 61-Yellow other •Provide and Set of metal clothes line poet, - mind 61 -Ida9 on; card 3-Preposition' Guarantee FOR 'SALE: GOOD For City Councilman tok decided it woula be more eCY° 29-Prophet Or-Food e-liait lath GENFRAL $10.95. ,Midwest Manue Company, 2I-Wager program territbrial Sufficient Building Materials to Comp ete The Inside reerrie Warsteng mielene ReaLloga poplar go -Pfeene aee. J29C . . Eli Guy Spann nom:cal to' hire a secretarial tu- .22.=Wearsra _ _ DOWN .4-1 It-Vttnni wetet leteigeno IA_c_henge _Feuntiety Sear: - _ Jahn Parker tor for me than to pay salaries rojecting tit-Bevy age - -rnctr14 :-Flease of the -•---F•psa . nee! &Munk. Phone 8,7. J28C SPECIAL: 6 (IMO POSTCARD Curtis Wayne Doran Of aie people Who were needed to '(-Ricer In Italy C3-11: We moral goodtinsa - venom Have a Wide Selection of Different Models read all that mail.. 37-R, retained at Of one's ow ii else Conduct. !' The first tharg the tutor said I To, ti o ••••• was, -This re a typewriter,- Most :pro:am:I l-Part of "to ter WE WILL BUiLD FROM OUR PLANS OR YOURS people would have been ready le-Preposition with 21-Qrgans of a samastee reknt . . .but to heating me that wes news. 92- I .alrs YOU 2.- List of SAVE 20% Seriously, I was start.nrefrom rehearsed "I. by )1,(IC scratch. But between diligent playa rineut -ti, kan.inm liounk 26- Retail,,,, WE CAN ASSIST YOU IN OBTAINING K es •••,,,ate Helen McCloy... forts of my tutor and helpful cor- ' - a illaill - etitabil•hmente FINANCING respondence, I slowly began to 21-Body of waist t -'-S' ate Come in and How eat 'proficiency in the skels See Pretty Your Southern CHAPTER of a 10-4 h errs THIRTEEN the wrist, tattooed with the Image "A servant, perhaps?" ..•• 2-0 lanes - Home Can Be. Get Free Literature and Details IN of a cat. II PA " ME• 35-Openings THE street, Sallust said, a "There was no servant In the Then we began to notice a 25-17n About little hesitantly, "Perhaps this "Walk into the center of the ea- Southern Homes at Our Marion Office. room when they were looking at change. Fewer and fewer cd tee '' III VAII la VII,warded time you'll let me get you a teal?" room, pleaee." the letters from secretaries referred 4111-1iit-mhts course." Sara laughed. Slowly she obeyed. "ArriudbYyou simply walked off and WCi NI• 414-Prorrast I na - He crossed the room silently as to my faux pas and moro and t ion OUR DISPAY HOMES ARE OPEN ANY TYPE HOME "eont-fig left a jewel of such value? I don't nihn4 with us, Clive?" said a shadow, pulled down the venetian more were eomplinentary. The - Us .4 W9 -ti) for Sallust believe that, Miss Deere." taritaltin) WERDAYS 8. SUNDAYS Vvhether You Want blinds And drew the curtains. cumpliments went to my heed and 57 r4 gods "Mly home is only.• step_ Soft" -But it's true!" the insisted. "I SE a Large,' Luxury to 85th she took a step away from the t•errne,4-1- 4o-Ietjtbow hat.. 0.00 Home between Each end Madisoa." had no idea of its value then. I Pt -1144.4h v clump SET. SOUTHERN BE/ORE YOU BUILD! spot where he had last sten her, be a good secretary. ofit or a Small, Economy "Get in. We'll drop didn't even suspect it was a ruby." raven the Overhead light blazed, stripping DOR't get me .wrot . net rat ric Model, You Can Build corner." 'I had no idea you were so ig• Al -rotuun, tIon away the sheltering darkness, pin- the Stanislavs•y type actress who 1'-.111011,•6 3OUTHERN HOMES Inc. The SOUTHERN Ahe cnt in _end norant of jewels. I was sure you peeeentlY her believes -1.1•01••ttre- 4407- West Main Street HOMES WAY Apt to the 8PCt• C3Cra*4 *rid must have recognized the ruby's that In -*Milt" to's play a 411 -Con trinr,Inn Now! The - - - out Saltine took Clive's place vulnerable, No. value the moment you held it in vase, you have to be one for 14 Si,• •••• .• S snlifier pest S--27 • Phone 307 SOUTHERN Ireilide Sara. "Don't be afraid. I only want to collog -I'm glad you're a neurologist your hand." years. Marion, Illinois Service Is Complete! talk to you. Don't.try to call tor "How could I, in the ciroune. irstead of• neyehiatrist," she said. help. Don't go near the telephone. •A psychiatrist stances? You won't believe this NANCY woeld make some- I should have to stop you and it thing horrible out of my shying either, but I bought it at the 10-, By Ernie Bushwilles would be unpleasant." cent store for 20 cents this after. away from you on the street this She was still, collecting her wits evening." ' noon." WON'T and her nerve. Then: "You've been "Oh, I :Minuet laughed. "Any other believe that." Again the SHE here before." poisor,ed BE symptoms? Fear of heights? Pho- smile. "I saw you." "No. Why do you think so?" "I didn't see you there." WON'T HE BE SURPRISED bia for television comedians?" "How else could you find your -No. Only automatic elevators." weirld he a slur on my skill SURPRISED way across the room in darkness?" if you had. I was in the crowd, "What do you mean?" "Training," Ins answered. "Mem- but I blended myself with my a She told him. "I've been so ory. I took one good look at the 'eaaamed background, like an animal in the of it, I never told anyone room before you came in. Now it 0 else except Gerry Hone" bush. As you say in your language, 0 is In my mind forever, like a 'I made myself "More people are bothered by small.'" photograph on file." Sara made automatic e !meat ors than you a swift -deduction. "How did you get in 7'• "So no one niittlit think:" he reassured her. noticed you in the A piece of wire and fingertimi crowd when "Perfectly normol temple. Yet It Moxon died?" that have been working on locks 'I wasn't., there. Is an abnormal reaction because I saw Moxon for years." palm jewel Its completely irrational." the and slip it into t1 Sara sank into the nearest chair. bin of fake jewels. Why Is it? Suppose the elevator got shoule "YOU look tired. May I pour follow him back to the street? I Elca wjhen you were *lope and you glees of your own sherry?" didn't want Moxon. I wanted the mai Mould:et get out? In time "No, thank you." ruby. But I was awa. e'd suffocate, wouldn't you're 10 yuinl "I think you know what I want," and the crowd was thick. Berm - "Of couree not. There are al- he said. I could force my Jets ee ways air grilles in the penthnuse way through, "I don't." you pickrd up the ruby. a: the top of an elevator shaft and A mo- Ile sat opposite, no longer smil- ment later you called out to In the roof of an elevator Waif. a ing. "I want the Fire of India. man, 'Why, Gerry, what ABLE SLATS And there is mate an air seepage are you By Haeburn Van Buren The greflit ruby that was stolen by doing here?' He halted, surprised. through the doors ef the shift and Peter Moxon." Then he saw the ruby in your e.e doors of the elevator. Seeing (...YOU DON'T SHARE THE I WISH I COULD CHEER 'IOU "So it was a real ruby, after all." hand. I could tell ay the way he how you are so afraid, let me STAGE WITH HIM -YOU TAKE UP-BUT WHAT YOUR SISTER ▪ "Was?" His tone sharpened. looked at it he knew what it waa." BECKY HONEY Ulm you up in the elevator 'HOW WAS TO SUE, - WHAT'S LEfT OVER: BOOK to- "Where is it now?" "He DID RATES N ARTIE'S reght." couldn't have known!" pro- KNOW SHE WAEN'T TO WHEN YOU'RE "I don't know." tested Sara. ALONGSIDE MAYHEM • The cab was swinging into the STEP N FRONT OF ARTIE - ON THE "You and your friend Gerry had "Are you sure?" Ile paused t`e JUST RELAX AND str mob in front of Judith Anleins• AFTER ALL, WE WERE SAME STAGE it in the Automat this afternoon." let the words sink in. "It was after IT our Geop. All the windows in the build SUPPOSED TO HAVE ' WITH HIS - "Gerry had only the box. It was he saw the were dark now. ruby that he smiled THE STAGE: _ , AIAGNIFICENC C, • I who had the ruby. I took it out and came to your side. He urged -Oh, please don't bother!" It was ARTIE. of the box while Gerry was getting you to buy the ruby and it was he then she knew that, in spite of change." who put the box containing the everything, she still disliked the "And then?" ruby in his pocket after you bought ream Sbe would have welcomed "I lost it." it. Didn't he leave you in the tee companionship of anyone else "Oh?" He was sceptical. "Just Automat believing he tor ighL still had the how did it liapren-?" ruby in his pocket?" He 'seemed tinny arp of her re- Her lips parted, then closed Sara answered with another • "No bother at all!" He was Aunt Caroline must not be dragged question.' "Have you ever hear f on his good behavior, courteous into this. the name Gerry Hone in connec- sod smiline. Yet eveti now there "I was,, dining with two men. tion with this ruby before? Did something erugnettic in the They asked to see my pendant I he know Peter Mexon?" , *. still eyes. took it off and passed it around "No. And that's one of the most ••• w Oa —As .•••• ,s the doors of the •-••• 11, S,er me elevator the table, Wreyeemerelking eand_lo eee mg-'linage *beet the -whote toyed' irid-IoCked diem in to. didn't keep my eye on it all the business. For Wm obvious to inc • gather, Sara realized that there time. After'ei while I asked for it that Gerry Hone knew what the „was one thing worse than LIL' ABNER being again, and - we &melee find it. ruby was worth and tried to mane By Al Capp entirely alone in such an elevator Each man denied having it." off with it. What's more, I had and that Was being seine in it with "Who are the men? Where did a feeling that, Moxon recognized someone you distrueted. OH,NO, I DIDN'T.r.r-- you dine?" Gerry Hone in the 10-cent store The elevator stopped. THAT'S THE MOST wee The doors "I dined with a man named Just before he dropped the real apart. IMPORTANT PAR T.r.r 'lei She forced herself to Gregory &allot at his apartment." ruby among the imitations." be cordial. "Won't you come in "And ,the other man?" Sara gasped.'eGerry was in the for night a cap?" . She couldn•t think of anything 10-eent store before I saw him?" ge "You know I told that cab driver but the truth. Dickson Clive. lie's "Yes. Ile came in the side dour -to watt!" He laughed as if he saw old. And he has money. Ile while you were at the trathet 4 through her cordiality! "I'll take wouldn't steal. Neither would counter. Moxon had just come in 11111111MIM ram-cheek. a Ootal-hightn - -- (Revery Zito.Sweat doom -He twev -Gerry and She heard the whir. of the ele- "Did you show the ruby to any- swerved away. I'm sure they descending vetor as she turned her one tiut these two Men?" recognized each other. Moxon k4- y in the lock. The name Judtth Jenkins rose to rimmed the trinket coupler within Light from the street lamp tit her lips automatically. She forced a few feet of you; paused a Inc- the corner filtered through the it back_ "No one else. Just Dr. Sal. frimilt to drop the ruby and then tmeurtaineel wide, windows: hate as lust Rnd Mr. Clieme. went otit the Irma door where he nmenlight. Sara's hand was on the "Then one. of thete two men had come iii jeet reeeient before. •iono all switch when one of the sha- most have it how?" Seconde latm leeemi died." ys %eyed. "Not Clive." "And Gee.':' re• cd 4 A scream died on her lips for "Why not 7" .I erne (leery wherseyou epoke to 03— want of breath. Dim as the light "It coeldn't he." him. I von, looking et emu hecaaree oris_ she could see quite elearey "Then you think it's teatime?" yesi were hol,ens the ruby in you.- °Vitt —4. the slender fingers, the light, tan "I don't thin!: n _ rithrr Mon head.' 4 elun, the dark elniene nail.. tine !nob ." •

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a. FOLLOW PRICE BUSTING THE SHOP & SAVE MILLING SALE STARTS THRIFTY STORES INC. A CROWDS WED. JULY 27th MURRAY, KENTUCKY TERRIFIC TO HUN REDS OF ITEMS NOW AT THE MERCY RIOT YOUR OF THE BUYING PUBLIC OF SHOP Drop everythin! Summer Merchandise PRICES! ANY E All and hurry down!' HURRY! ON THE 'TORE SQUARE DURING THIS SALE 1 ACROSS REGARDLESS OF COST! FROM THE EVERYTHING GOES WE WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL DAY T URSD-AY POST OFFICE •

BETTER Summer Yard Goods LADIES All II GIRLS DRE'SSES DRESSES MUST GO! DRASTICALLY REDUCED! WOMENS kk‘. BATHING SACRIFICED! NYLONS AGES 1 to 3 COTTONS AGES 3 to 6x SOLIDS AGES 7 to 14 SUITS PRINTS $388 SUB-TEENS $288 VALUES to $8.98

Evers dress on our rack.; VALUES TO $5.98 be sold' l'ou won't must HUNDREDS OF YARDS!! PRICED NO LOW belies e your eyes N hen you THEY VliON'T see them Junior sizes. Solids, Stripes and Fancy Patterns LAST LONG Misses sizes. Women's sizes Reg 39c Summer Materials . . 29c yd. 11.44-11 R ! and Jgallf - sires to ebsisse- Reg. fogumtner Materias --df7Y57c Huge Prim- tram. Three Reg. 89c Summer Material yd, $1.69 each othersa up-to 2:9$ Skirt Lengths $149 --$227 $297- Reg. 29c Unbleached Muslin 5 yds. $1

1195 VALUE - Heavy crepe soles, arch simply can't afford to miss ibis sale, now priced S19.95 VALUE - You supports. sizes to 11. also bus. si:es to 6. 5248 ...... - • - • MEN'S CANVAS OXFORDS WOMEN'S SUITS at only $7.98

49c VALUE - Newest $295 $.3.911 VALUES - Lovely sum- pastel colors, stork up mer cottons. prints and solid... all MEN'S NYLON-DRESS SOX for summer. 4 pairs $1.00 WOMEN'S SUMMER SKIRTS sizes. $2.27

V.ALUES - Short sleeve. shies, cot. plaid sheet blankets. W6.9 VALUE - Full bed size cotton BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS 'ti in solids and fancy prints. sizes 2 triA6. 50e SHEET BLANKETS SALE PRI( ED $1.00

Its! V A I. FF. - Short style,. six colors in $ ids, crepe.pe colorful sleeve novelty cottons. sizes 4 to 2 for $3.00 ApLait.ter r CROCKETT SHIRTS WOMENS SHORTY PAJAMAS ptrrnte $1.49 DAVY, 12.

51.20 'VALUE - Iftsl.fiire in n isle- assort merit of VALUE - olortul stripes. prints and 51941 colors, super value. 77e included. CHENILLE LOOP RUGS WOMENS PLISSE PAJAMAS. solids-pastel broad, loths $1.98

- Fine duality. don't mkt this. - V1.29 VALUE pants. very $129 $1.79 VALVES - Shorts sun suits, crazy FULL BED SIZE SHEETS PILLOW CASES TO MATCH 3 1 OR Sl 00 $1,19 GIRLS PLAY WEAR large assortment. 88e/

5169 VALUE - Full bed size, 5 colors. Hurry for these! SI :3 and $1.9. VALUE - Summer shies. colors and patterns SHEETS PILLOW CASES TO MATCH 5117 2for $3.00 Ore,- COLORED WOMENS BLOUSES (110re. all $1.00

Items from every de- 50 $1.98 VALUE - Full bed sire, heavily Ole- portment e & $1 loo CHENILLE -BED SPREADS nines,, lovely pattern*, six iolors $4.44 BIG BARGAIN TABLES DRASTI( ALLY TWO REDUCED

Every Piece Of QUITTING ALL YES! IT'S TRUE QUITTING ALL SUMMER Nationally Known Name Brand Summer MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Casual LINGERIE TROUSERS SPORT SHIRTS VALUES to $2.98 SHOES Sacrificed RIC:FL AR U!55 Gprments by SLENDERELLA, COTTON CORDS $1.98 - $2.49 - $2.98 VALUES MOR/D, YOUTHFORM, JEAN ALLISON, EXQUISITE, MAIDEN 898 FORM, FASHION HOUR, 00 WARNERS RI (.1 1 %it $CA $1.59 Reg. 52 OA slip. Baby Bedford Cotton .Cords Full and half $1.97 $003 Reg. $1.95 slips 2 pairs Full and half S2.94 • PLISSES 2.98 Reg 50.9it slip. ANOTHER • KNITS Full and half $3.97 JAR $l.'45 REG! HUGE GROUP $5.95 to oit Crinkle Resistant Rayons • SKIP DENTS v.kuci7:: to S5.0; Nylon Gowns $2.97 • RAYONS $2.98 BRAS - reg. 2.50 value $1.47 2.98 BRAS to 3.95 value $1.97 Men's Colored RIG TABLE WORTH 53 511 Padded and Strapless, to 5.9S val. $1.97 CHILDS SHOES Khaki - (.rev T-SHIRTS To 5.95 value $2.97 WORK PANTS Sizes VALVES to $3.95 GIRDLES S M L GIRDLES To 3.98 value $1.97 $1,98 3 for $1.00 1.49 GARTER BELTS To §2.98 value 97c

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