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Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper • First .. . Largest — APRIL 2, 1958 Circulation In with The City Local News Largest and Circulation In The County Local Pictures

MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 • Vol. LXXIX No. 80 United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, A ril 3, 1958 27 File For 4-H Meeting . , , Governor's Race To tignts -mats Discussed By In Congress Council e Three Cornered r Lo-- officers and FRANKFORT 66 —There will 'esaanty 4-H met Tuesday night. Combs May Be be 27 candidates f,r the eight thedi tined Possibility 1 in he og coregreaddinal scats to be decided ' , ddl room 01 Farm Bureau They dis- die November a•-3 severed candd- Kr - • cky •- en doe. ar who would Stronger Man daoes filed bef re the deadline Replaced For a ediee. .1 he differen ' 1„;''' midnight Wednesday. - ens: .he Cella really. The Holds Meet In the congrectiLonal races. - - eallyowill. be held on Saturday, .. sot'.:: :.31 fold incumbents are weheut op- ,orer5ih P rierray High. e moo tee. peed:. nn the primary denten Anne. Palme:. Co: presi- On Tuesday . • tie L33 '.'7.11 built May 20. but three of 'treat will , will open he eme.ing. s.- ,ur-d 0 srnenis, —der. Med by have oppsesition iqt. the general deid. Hayes, frotn rdaen will Temedence •W. di:Ohre::3y,4 a n d elect:fen. rogeldr m thy meedng leave .he eld.oden. he roll car The; '.' sarr.r L. re- v. Eon:-r' -n Beau- w h C ety :deem The only oag.-es• men :he etls will be called by -if he Cain:away . dram, er..i Berl T. C.21. cer- in either de bard of dee:" es meet- nee /10 opposinen Xere cry, An...a Erreriin. The -3toodo And% o-ii de - to be roprestnted aloolculeardl par:y primary or the genera -pedee sied - the American flag ir.; wee bold at 1n -- y' to - ':., evened the 'Chan- - Tuddlay nicht, election is Demecrat John C' veto he led by Randy Paeerson 3 m'e'y reem dler Ldeos..- and wooed like to Nichreasville, reprezenta- Ape'! 1, with Couety Prescden: I any such Irene Faxen. The 4-H pledge is i be thn lea..1c:2hp, in ere from the 6th DO:strict. o Ee Led by Eddie Grogan, is Oks- mbnrt prE•S:cling. i .•.nteret. • Rep. Frank Ch elf, Leba n, :rem kitoray High School. Sengs A pr'gram feat'.:, at t Tbe odic dot is whdher the Demecrat. Ind no '3pp:oil:ion un- clii 'ue led by song leader mes tag was a renart by Rides- L'lletmenee-Wohz.rby grasp ceuid til twe minutes before the filing Tanda Beiluell, accompanied by ine..s Fieeie on :he steely dte. ir svenid accept Wyar. as -its dca did ne. j Beide Smith. he: Meade of Homan and Cul - eendildete, spzela,ly E:_nce such Stein:ea, Riley Jr., Barcistithe•il -The apeethee and demonstra- 'era! Re•eetsross an OaliGway an it..:r..c;•- meat cauld be no contractor, waded untid the fin- ecns will Legin at 12:00. The Oderey. She gave reaen. as n-re :arc a pa::::.?:- tip. Wyatt al two Minutes to file fer th ress re%oe will be at 2:30. s part of her work in the. 4-H •: :co strain a mironal.ty to be Democratic nomination a: Tlereey Ellis and Mrs. Evelyn !lee:dare Oppertunit'es Preject i eideneed by the greup. Chelrs 4'h Diane-est seat. Palmer will Le in charge . of in Which the is try ag for a C' m5:. whi male :fie race In the Ind Datrict, incumb- he nerd 7 he revue consists froe •eip to the 4-H Regional dirrot Chendt.ler in 1955 ent William Metzner, Beading f all he girls in the county, _1- c a Cent r.ce at Fon- des s: eediy thumped, has indi- Green, is opposed .ien -the eerier.: with c- mele.ed clothing -pi-ejects, SM. N- r Cars :n June. eV9d he Lre er1:.ss- to try again. election by state Rep. Wayland model-sae 'heir projects. Frances Fame EV I re3U cairect.yrs and. appellate court Bert T. Combs The a rmer Render, CentertoWn Republfean. Arms.' ng arm Jody Al on Lem 'ea:alter loaders wile are helpe Liege - -1:- i. however, 'hat - he piano Repubbaan John M. Reboion ' Lynn Grove, will play the (ContinJed on Page Six) By JOHN DIETRICH escaid make the rece "unless a :uring he revue. 'r., faces no -Primairy United Press Staff Correspondent to roger csrnelc"_.:e appears," and membo: opposition. but will tit3Ve opposi- - The t .liawing council idd'ISVILLE — A three- .here is some belief that Cle.n- were appointed to be in charge Could Be Elected Oen in the genre-al election teem oerneeed beetle was steeping up anal terneedl might be the of the following events: Mrs. either state Rep. Frank Burke, As Republician today kr the Demecratic gob- ...tr:r.,z,tr cand:zrie." • jklareelle Madrey, junior demon- Levelas Corn or Jerse N R. Ceel erriedoidal nrivieradon in 1959. its . lri:ric of rer.,..-c^g is that stratens; Mrs. Pawnee 13edwell Chandler Says all of whom are carrlaistes in OW of :he candestents has Coereeiis serveng as a aalking- senior demonstrations; Mrs. Lu- 4-• Democratic primorY in. the been atdured. LL G uv. harem for th? Ctoincree candi- ale Putt's, speeches: Ocus Bed- LOUISVILLE It? — A genia' ' 3id District. rry Lee Waterlield, barring Cagy, and that in due time a well, boy's demonstrations; Cecil Gov. A. B. Chandler answered '7 Incumbent C a r 1 D. Perkins, c cetrep'etCy unerpeeted ...ern.:.n.: - C (fibs tekei will Michael McCasey. Anita McDougal, Like, boy's speeches, and Joe questions asked by viewers of • o m H-ndrnan, has no oppesitton Pictured aoove al-6; left to right, John DArnaii, Mlle:aye, will be the -merge win C nibs as the can- Jerry Dole, Vas. Alice L he and Mrs. a television program here Wed- is 'tic:!, the primary, but E. L. Ray- Moubray. Back row,Virginia Robertson, David Colley, adeniniL gevernitr. Ralph Oliver, Ronnie Page Six) nesday night and said he "migh' of the s'efede f ': !:::'..11€.2).1171C picture. (Continued on Chan- bcurne, Olive Mild. entered the Adams, Carolyn Wood was not present for t be able to get elected" as a ✓ aatton and Gov. A. B. Oboe pani4le cencilidates that race for the 7th DiStrid seat republican candidate. hoe to A.L meadened are state on -he Republican ticket. of Parish, and • Nine student musicians of the Chandler. a guest on a WHAS Wo ollido1 has long been;Sen. Ceedus Cay Other c_eigre.o.enal races are Oekermon of Murray Trainlig Schi I Orehes- ' TV pregram, cited the election "ilharelikee eh:ace "hair ag- state Rep. roster more crowded. Here are 1 h e ouopeken op- Ira have been selected to perform For Peace Exhibit of Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon naval:" Igeld a:dant has hap- I Lex.30.cm. both lineups in lithe other districts: Atoms- t 'Si. e ackr•.•- -ai.kration !teethe Kentucky AP-State Orch.- '.Cho switched from a Republican- anted to change that begun-. - 1- penends of re In she 1st Diet's-jet. there Is a ses• ra in Louisville, or, to a Democrat. But when aoked The .loud, if eonewe:et,- anef- ...... r:ag :he recent legLLative race for the Demo- prcht -;berat of Cadiz; April 9. 10. 11 if he would consider running tective, cppssit,en to the Chan- 41.•n; Sin h Br_a. ns/lc nornenation weeh incum- April 10 as a Republican, Chandler re- adennionadon in the recent arid Dr. Adrtn Dais.n. president Shown Here dler All-State Orch- Be Kentucky o J. bent Noble Cretan', Mayfield, The plied, "I didn't say that." of the General Aeeembly .1 M:rehead Sate College. who organized each year cipppsed by L. A W.11aeres,- Cun- estra is Can- e• age theeuehoutt Kentucky %seed Goldman a cernpreheaseve The goeerner's remarks arose depareet that the party ha: denied any aeno..i. Al s'.ang of outstanding The US. A' one Energy made It nerehim; Frank Stobblefi eld. and is composed ante cee peosered by the .d.d Lire of the errand ways in from a question v•hich hipted behind Wat- ts.7e lines. high n) neweei traveling ex- is for from unified Mu er ay, 1 "s Pasco, Mums y, musicians selected from the and Abet peaziful a o m is 'hat Cliandler was no Democrat in- hitbd we'd be sin wet Marrae Dena:merit erreld and- he'neti stir up a.nd Harry Leaked Jr, Paducah. schosda throughout the state. in and ria_re said his "running 10, ace ding to Ben he Ken uatley Junior Chomber ?7,30-,•Tig a re Chandler ured. n 3 peedble 1959 prmary is This year's All-State Orchestra on April "just James G Greenvale, Junder ef Commerce. p_.rterst role in our everyday days" as a candidate are beet the Chanilcr ad- present a concert f•ir the Cr gan of the -Mureay t:tni to the indy Republican creed:date. will life. The exhiteita, some of them about over" bus added, "I've we,o fr m the session of the Ken- (Is netece C nidnerce. show- Minfrearati-.:n anal Bids Asked State Sen Wayne Freeman, final general Here in Murray, the c,pcnufed by :he spectator hon been read out by experts — I've power he -A.ssociaticn a: Gragen heels the minim:tie of the party sn careen ken or tic and opp tri- tucky Educator's rigs of the "Atoms f r Peace" FEZ', explain reoearch and de- (Continued an Page Six) County Armory in the Jur.eor Chamber of C.VI - setsed in 1956. gid of the adninistratton of Gov. the Jefferson exhiiiet are being arranged by vet, •psnoet in the a dec eneigy deadline April II. The MC! Wnich ideadoring the P3'9''ne of the filing. X. B. Chanditr failed to file Louisville on Pr Merray Junior Charniutd of field, rangong fatal on.nioe On Turbines under the exhibit. ger this year's cengreoronal pre- Mr the Dorm,era ,tic notntnatirmi Orchestra will be ;:inemeree. of eadieecsive ores end refining heat:es at midnight last ntght direction of Mr. Henry. Sepkire The exhibirt will be shown in to .the free exh.b.t in the 1st District. t• the cone:ruction nuelear Is evident there will be the Atlanta Symp- the state- Bro:Rone made k Freeman, a Ma y/eld Demo- conductor of Murrey a; a per, of reactors designed to provide Dam ecrAests this year, For hony Orchestra. wide de wng cf the exhibit in no crucial crat, had said earlier he night eleseide power. The mobile turn the gr.l.ttical Kentucky. Groan said. There is Of Series and !-iirved to make the race but tteld United Training School stu- Last "At.•m• for Peace" extend is ingiy- on The nine chirge.' The •es- To Be Speaker ipolit.iist ever. m_re glar Advadce Nueces have been Pres he did re-t fild for "per- ret aden' pc . tor the ADC by• 'he dents selected are Anita Mc- To Be Tonight 1959. mailed to prospective bidders fer eer.al re-aeons." Freeman adaed titbit miy seca fr en .. Onion i•f the Oek Dougal. viola, daughter of Mr. ".14 L ttieviTe attorney Wiesen ft rniehing four, 58 000 hem- his decision was net undl Late in the evening.. Stith- that and Mrs. .James C. McDougal; ... a. e of Nuclear Wy_''. who has been stewing power. hydraulic terbines for the pr'omptett by oppoditon from son of lito hat of a series of • Michael McCasey, violin, The ochibit is a eelf-centam- 3 iereseing inter cat irs the Barkley Pr ject Power Pun, he Chandler acimenfitration. MeCasey; icesAffi. have been held .' \he . Mr. and Mrs. Partich ed. walk-through rneldle obit ;utter n.nrEniatt.cn f r the was announced today by Colonel • •'lie 5'h District, ineumbent son of Mrs. rinse Ctedodan Churdh t h In David Colley. flu'e, le -weed -en a indiern bier - type past several weelia, made it Eugene J. Slam District Engi- Fort lb glass is week,' veil be- he'd Iditiata Brent Spence,. Margaret Feeley,. Farmington: vdrole teat will be she wnen clear today — wietreut actually neer of the U.S. Army Engineer House Mor- son 'of sirs'iC2 tide evereag C opbosed by Speaker Rennie klaularay. violin. the ecurt squar e. Entitled _Lazel To Paris :dying SO — rhea he will make District, Nashville. C•rps of Engi- rie in the Entice Mtitibray: brsee the 100th anr. Weintraub. Newpere Mr. and Mrs. "Aeon.* ler Poace", et is the the race. neers. primary. Jule Appel, violin, son of Mr. .he chat-eh which ! r_ Dermas:date Ralph Oliver. toted. in a iscrics of traveling -Otto campaign was touched off; The work to be performed Canrlyn Men a name r one . :1 F1 rrer.cc, is a republean and Mrs Everett Oliver; mic energy exh.bita prepared emir. by Jeffersin County under the proposed contract in- at 3, 1858. • Be in a date far the seat. viola, daughter of Mr. rt Avell Road To Wood. by the US. Atomic Energy Ju.dge Bert van Arsdale. who cludes the design, manufacture. In the 6th Deorict. inctunbent Leonard Wood; Virginia and Mre. C. inntaden as a. part of ile Hilarlighting the service . ta- hid been mead reed as a pis- and delivery of four, 58.000 Eugene .S s 1 c r, Villionnesburg, Robertson. bass violin, daughter Mod._ VrAitanase bang the ngle: will be .a service of com- eible erery in the guts:meddle: hi rsepower. hydraulic turbines. (Continued on Pape Sled— • Lei' Mrs. Virgil Robertson: Jerry Resurfaced The turbines will be of the latodt int _irritation en a...mic en- munion and red.edication. Derby himeelf. cello, son of Mr. and Adam' to the general public :n Arsdale resuen a Ade- adjustable blade, propeller type, John ergy .• Van Mrs. William C. Adams; The gaeet speaker has been Wyatt as his ra eel at not lees than 58.000 h.p. To Have a cencid, easy - to - undeestead The J. R. Hayes Construction l-nerd endorsing • Pony Bridle Darnall, violin, son of Mr. and executive full gate when font). James E. McKinney, Company of Paris has won the cho ice and pr emileing, "1 will capacity operating Mrs. Josiah Darnall. at normal speed of But No Saddle el:i.e:Os. of .he pi:doles of Christ bid for the widening and re- heits him all I can.' 65.5 rpm is one et Live under a net head of 44 feet. The oxhibit -.iced Society. Nadia-Ole. surfacing of 12.28 miles of the Th9A appeared to r.e•r the "AI ma for Peace" mobile unitt serrnen sub- The turbines are to be de- oh will be given Mr. McKinney's Hazel Highway from Paris to fret cbstecle for Wyatt — as- The pony %eh imdcr livered to the Barkley Project n w tourini the ts,,unitry fro reoeht wed be eResaareetiddl Hegel, w a s announced in :ter-thee of cuppart teem at lead away by a number of Murray Nati nal is the PTA Panel tho sponstap of the Itevelutian." . • porton of the Jefferson which loceted en Cumber- Montserrat on Saturday-, will Paris. •' Mendell IC Ross a Id ed Jedalor Chirnber of mtrt roe land River near Grand Rivers, have a bridle, but ra 4 a saddle, - — — Bids were opened in Nashville County cronization. churches Kehlucky, and about 20 miles are a-cring to L. D. Miller, exe- for the job of resurfacing the Some of the Baptist Wyatt resp inded One he was are sponsor- southeast of, Paducah. Kentucky. cutive secretary of the Murray ProgramAt highway and. also widening it. of Calloway Coun'y "grateful and very much flat- Specifidatioins. icluding draw- More than thirteen million diet- ing a sunrise service Cu be held ercd" by var. ArKlialle'S 91.3k - C133 mhe r of Coe mine rev ings and reher bidding papers, lars worth of highway projects Sunday. April 6 at 6:00 a.m, at m nt, and repeste.d previous • At fried it was thought that may be - seen at the U.S. Army were bid on at the meeeting. the Elm Grove Baptist Church. staternen a that he val. "serious- toe pony, saddle a n d bridle Meeting Engine ed District, The Henry County, Tennessee Wendell H. Rone, pastor of the ly c:_n.-idiering" rnakingthe rsc 7 would be given aiway, bie Miller C: rps of Egineers. 361 Frderal project extends from the Paris East Baptist Church in Paducah has tat yet ridahed a defo said that the cost of the pny but Office Building, Eightheo Avenue Cily limits to the state line at will Bring the message; and Har- n: deer:a:en. prahibets the purchase ef a sad- Many questions. of interest to mus- and Broadway, Nashville. Tenn. Hazel. ry F. Hampeher. minister of Wyatt has visited more than dle too. The pony is an excel- parents of school children were in This work will make a finer ic of the First Baptist Church a dozen counties in satch cen- lent ardrnal. Miller said, and answered at the Carter School of the highway on that part of U.S. Murray. Will be in charge tral and western kentocky in will make a- fine pet r.!sutra. Parent - Teachers Aseociation programs. Rupert Outland To - (Continued on Page Six) musical She past two weeks. and his boy or girl. meeting yesterclaSt afternoon at of .he participating The pastors neeren ed h a tons:der:' • Take Special the school. invita- Course churches extend a cordial Dend-eratic par:. Principal Dennis Taylor answ- St. John's Will number of tion to the public. county officials. He Rtosort H. Outland left SI..1.Pr- c.• - ered questions prcoared by a leaders and Observe Communion these day. • oatitor panel cemposed of Mrs. Edwin p'•3ns to make more of Mrarct 29 to enter Michildin Mrs. Earl Douglas. Mrs. Ahno Tournament ••fech.ng trips" in the near fu- State University at East Lane- Larsen, will be a celebration of Mrs. Stub Wil- There ture. Mg. Minh. He will attend an Report Edward Brunner. at St. John's To Be On Friday The Holy Communion The former Louisville mayor execalve Heusekeeping teatirse PRESS son and Thomas Regime/imp West Main By UNITS!) Episce pal Church on is trying to find out whetner for 1-Tespit3l.s. In this course he audience aid) brought up points The Almo grade school is Street at 8 oiehick this evening. the political wi s' tidy decorating. nerd nnel Southwest IC.eraucky — Mostly of interest to parents. basketball he earl everbene Ihe public is cordially invited to sponsoring a grade rr - and mild today and to- Mrs. Harry Whayne, chairman, handicap irrkentucky of being rfagement. and h espital buy- cloudy eltend this service, as well as a tournament at the school gym with showers and occa- presided a: the businese session. a Louisville "big etty" ldwyer, ing. night Good FridayNervice which will on April 4 at 7:00. ft thunderstorms, some likely The first and second grades a eormer campaign for . Mr. Ootiand and his wife. sional be held tomorrow afternoon from The first and second grade High today 75. Partial presented the devotional a n d Acteal Stevenson. and m generil Mrs. R: bb:e Outland. nye en heavy. two to three in the church. Wil- will play the first game, followed and cooler late tonight music. Rosetta Robertson read being idenreified With the more South 13th Street, where Mrs. clearing liam Thomas is rector of St. by the third and fourth grade. with IOW dif"45. "The Crucifixion". Stephen Keel Peace", a free mobile exhibit presented by liberal of the national Demo- Outlenel owns and operates d Friday "Atoms for John's, and will conduct both then the fifth grade will 'play was announcer. •. Commission, is shown cradle party. "Robbie's Beauty Shp," a n d the United States Atomic Energy services. the sixth. a.m. temperatures: Hoetesses for the afternoon with the The third and most myster- Mr. Ouieand has been employed Some 5:30 above. The exhibit, a walk-through type deals A festival celebration of Holy Cheerleaders from each room Paducah 56, were Mrs. Lester Nanny, Mrs. ious cerium of the triangle rests for some time at the Western Bowling Green 49. peaceful uses of atomic energy. It will appear itralurray Communion is planned for 9 will boost their teams on to 45. 50, Charles Sexton. Mrs. Hal K. on former, sevenner and U.S. Baptie1 Hospital in ,Paleirah. Covington Hopkins%•Ille court square on April I0.-The Murray Junior o'clock Easter Sunday morning. victory. and Kingins. Mrs. H. J. Bryan. Mrs. on the Sen. Earle C. Clements, now Mr. Outland will by in sensed Lexington 44, Louisville 47 is sponsoring the exhibit here as The public is welcome to attend Jerry Overbey and Thomas Sam Spiceland and Mrs. Roy Chamber of Commerce executive direotior of the Demo- for eight weeks. London 42, tha service also. Lamb will refree the games. Evansville, Ind., 50. Norsworthy. a public service.

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'PAGE TWO LEDGER & - MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY — APRIL 3, 1958 THE LEDGER & TIMES Major Deal Shapes Up In The Kr( PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc The Ledger &TimesSports Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Page To Times-Herald. October 20, 1926, and the West Kentuckian, January Big Possibly Two t; 1942. League, And nes lAmmil Sports Phnws 11, First is Weed Press limb Phsiss JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBL.SHER Fin Football By FRED DOWN Yankees to a 7-5 victory over* We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, United Press Sports Writer the white Sux. or Public Voice in opinion, Today's Sports News Today items which, our are not for the best Tennis At . riumers by Gus Bell and interest of our readers. least one and possibly two major deals appeared ready to Smoxy eurgess kited the ktediegs unit NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVFS: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1368 POP today as both the St. Louis to a 3-2 ..ci.ory over yeiruit WEW Monree.‘Memphis, Tenn.; 2a0 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michi- Cardinals and Chicago White Sox Liu: the Tigers were greened year lo gan Ave., reecago; 80 Bolyston St., Soston. Hawks, Celtics To A suught additional strength to bol- because 20-geme winner J len blosen,r went the route lur the substan Entered at the Poet Office. Murray. ster their: pennant ambitions. Sunniug Kentucky, for ttansmission as is cite Second Class Matter bast time this spring. General Manager Bing Devine ihe ean eranceeu Giants made ertablis SUBSCRIPTION Repeat Role Open At MSC et RATES: By Carrier in Murray, eer week 20e, per the Cardinals conferred Wed- it la victories in 22 games "wcy „ month 85r. In Calloway and iteijouung counties, per year, $3.50; else- nesday weh General Manager when they ueat the Balemere eras tot where. T4A Murray State College's 1958 Roy Hamey of the Philadelphia °awes, b-d; lite Delock andelin THURSDAY — APRIL 3, 1958 In History baseball squad epees regular sea- Phillies, raising a possibility that Leo haely combined in a three- • physioh son play :tele). under the helm a swap invahVing Richie Ashburn ha ettort to give the Boson eal-rem of Johnny Reagan, former 'MSC F-1 and Joe Cunningham may be teed -box a 2-U decision over Moots, -Tnek, ST. .LOUIS C —ine St. Leuis near. The Cardinals andfic diamond and cage ear. need a cen- toe ; Willie ifewies and. tha 13.-s-ton Celtics. The squad has a, couple uf ter-fielder of Ashburn's proven Junes ang.ect home the winning a prop( - •vals in (tie Natzenal Besketball BIBLE THOUGHT FOR _ twin bills scheduled for this quality while the Phillies are run in toe 14tn inning as the car Sex Asseeeatidh cisamrston..stip 'play- week. Both doubleheaders will cesperate to acquire a erste Pkiilses dov,ned the Los Angeles testing .ft• striez -a seetted straight sea- be played at Murray as the baseman of Cunningham's ability. Doagers, 4-J, ana the Lhicago patients i h e script eon, ,are fehlow-ing Racers play host to elcKendree Cups cieieaLed the Cievelana In- He v. I have chosen thee in the furnace of attiiccion President' Chuck Comiskey of WIr '. t zn. one year at). College iI11.) today and Central , °lens, 8-2, sent ii Is. 48:10. .he White Sex admitted, mean- Ater luve gun,s'-ln the 1957 Michigan Saturday. IneCuti, while, that he- had talked trade .-2.-e elate, the Western Div...a-on Starting poeitiens are not def- Society, with of the Cleve- last Ju Some of the kwii-est psalms and songs •ritten vieenesien Hawk.s lead a 2-1 edge Mite yet according to land Indians. The White Sox by the waters Today.. after three benies, Alex Reagan but Beier will probably EXAM FOR 15-M LTH the soc of Babylonoln days of sla‘eri. are believed to be bidding for Sing ti liannum'i 'hurrying Se L,:tes be the. starting hurler in the a righthanded hitting for crew Ines a one game :cad. The first game which begins at 1:30. all —possibly Rocky Colavito—and RACINE, Wis. IP — Wallace aelentit hid- -game eof he current play- Coleman will probably take the et--eEte_ have pitching and lefty outfield (Bud) Smith. termer lightweight !, for the crown sva-s played in the second half ii cancer mound strength to spare. champion, was ;old today that eandith ,..- re at Kiel Aucktereern Wed- the- twin bill. The coach farther "Ir he must pass a medical exam nestitteeethest. when_ 10.14.3 part- stared that his weren't it There biozen IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZkp were two relatively mist- if he hopes to fight again. The for suc i -an fan, cheeted the . Hawks to eirong enough yet to go the or deals completed. The Cardinals Netional Boxing Association sus- ICBMs—These drawings from Aviation Age maga- , -1 I F-RNS Atilentish.- ' endie-- distance which suggests RUSSIAN rAdPd outfielder Jim King to pended- hen indefinitely because !s;eu--C-iii- Hall -and Gas Stillding $120,000 Russian intercontinental ballistic missiles. Men -That I Ar.ether 1.028 ,aeitnessed a :he use of two or mere pitchers zine are of :he for of frequent knockouts in recent. bottom indicate their size. Left: The T-4A, -web:yeto ss:a:cc: Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 fee elreue telecast of t h e in each game. sketched in at Ray Katt and the Deteess bouts. 11.1b still in experimental stage. It Is 122 feet long, with takeoff - niggle in the Kiel Opera There are ten returning letter- Tigers purchased Stan Palys, *who Planning and Zoning Commission with weight of almost 250,000 pounds and a range that could 11--use, adjelreng else Haw)es' men this year which should lend hit .359 for Nashville in the Professional Consultation swish it half around the world in less than an hour. Right: BAYLOR. eY. HONORED c-CtXt. sufficient strength to the squad Southern teksebelation last season, The T-3, reportedly more than 90 feet Song, with 12-foot Gargle tar en Saturday now to Make- the 21-game schedule from :he Cipeeniati diameter. First stage thrust is almost twice that of thg Redlegs. . LOS ANGELES — The IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED ' ene as a muse tilt fie the de- a success, for the Racers. On the exhibition U. S. Atlas ICBM. In giving these hitherto secret details, circuit, first- Helms Athletii Foundation hon- at zeeel eveeng champesn Celts. w h o baseman Bill Skowrun Aviation Age says the Soviets have two ICBM types vita cositinued ored Elgin - Bilylir hi - Seattle- The industrial Expansion. '. w,renit ccrta.n about the Ice eusiplyethe big noise as ha two different versions of each, and seven --operational" in— iediky---e•-er,14ege-htt.itt-tbalf-1., . .-Pronosi Sidewalks. Curbs. Gutters. ,•,neit.en af their defensive termediate range missiles infenint smashed a grand slam and a of the year. It (tees.: Kentucky, solo wiety.un 'Widened 'Streets in some areas , •••tr.:. end ten...Auld king, Ill- c art ty s homer to )(neck in five ;he NCAA champion, as the • etteeentil. early. ttes tre rring._Rus- runs and lead the Continued Home Building. New York outstanding team. Ciat sell • 9Utto'red an injery to-tie 4r▪ leilirnhetif Airport for Murray.- rieest :ankle midway an Ire third I Happy To COMPLETE ailijamitifnetic Auditorium . •iteeeer etf Wedineedaya grime. re I TODAY'S .te .he tenet% t.: hive th. SPORTS SERVICE and REPAIR estatee treecl heias ... -arid-Trtm-r.-,Sign Warren All Guns Expertly Serviced the - .xi es .,ace.teci—t.e aerieernes/S.- be- co the f- tre •et:Ing ll a night. SHORTS - BRITT'S GUN SHOP 4th and Sycamore Moelnisptre -.Ru....-sel: had se.,red 14 pc.nits1 S1 ATE COLLEGE. Miss. — general 1 ..tet g-.:hereci et - 13 rebeureas b:- Rodney Warren, 5-11 guard from ,Ten Years Ago Today .re nes tail to the fle-:, -. His I ynn Grove, Ky..' has been NAMED TO STANFORD BASEBALL CANCELLED": is I ' . fenetve -..-ii defeneive wort- signed to a nlississippi State STANFORD. Calif. ,Ult —Homer The basketball coaching position at Murray State Col- eil eceinci A. Smfth, a former star athlete CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. al, &e'en to a 25e23' 'oasketball gran'-in-aid scholar- 4, S. Itg.e "was filled today with the appointment of Harland ere mearter and and he Sad ship. it was aneounced. . a, Pelaggeip. nes been named —Hain washed out ,the Virginia-1 eciaciginitocrljia: "lodge,. whi, is at present. assistant youth. at Southern :I .4,..-:1 eviiry minute ef a h e The 17-year old Warren scored freshman' football coach at Ste:: Yale baseball game rriet."-Ter-; not, Illinois Univer-i:y. The anntnincernent 'was made by act- , .:. 7114 hal.: wheel - etedeti In a 903 points M 25 game tee pea fcrd Uniscrulty. &nett captained William and Mar) - Dartmouth ing l'resident Wrather and Athletic Director te-49 eared-soli. seas( n. His 36.1 per game scoring the Princeton feteball team in game at nearby Williamsburg. Roy Stewari. average is believed to have been. 1933- eita, also .as cancelled because Mrs. Lura Cooper Littl,:•ton. SI. died at the home of her the best in Kentucky. high school of wet grounds. asutair son. J. E. Littleton, 201 South 8th Street. at 1:2:20 this circles last season. . BROUGH WiNs iltrEss r.'if three months. - A three-year letterman, War- IT ssetiL kann, morning after an connected on! 48.6 per cent COSTS ren JOHANNESBURG, S. Africa • "COme Over To Our ;louse" went into dress rehear- Nee-. Injury from :he fieel and Once . 1p! shots —Lcease Brough of BC‘erly Hiles, TOP WEIGHT TO REAPER sal last night for the openlnr night at l'Iter at the little per cent of his free hit 1.3- Celife_the :ournazaent__Iatearr.e. chapel at Murray State College. -Retfy:-Yllicy -has- the of.p . artipt3. Thaligtfas NO MORE TO7 Thbees In defeated Mies S. 'Venter of HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Aft — leading roll. • under six-feet tall. Warren aver- ompey Seuth Africa, 6-0, 6-0, - Friday Little reaper, owned by T. A aeed 18 rebounds a game. • • • and needs only a victors- today Grissom, will carry top weight A total of 10.961.335 poundi of tobacco were sold on 7 Warren's top scoring effort of RIDE THE to advance into the quarter- of 122 pounds against 11 rivais 114 urrey'A -five floors during 1948 selling se:vont accord/12Z the campaign was 56 poises in o enous finals of the South Afritan Ten: today in 'the $20.000 added Aids-. Cecil Thurman. one game .n which he he 83 r.is champi insas Derby at Oalte.wn Park per cent ef his shots. His low "ROCKET!. Growers were paid a total of $1.099.974.17,an• average LOUISViLLE. Ky. 1? X-rays of the MUM Was 26 aglillirnedllenlntt (an)rtbejkfli:' Reynolds Sof $28.28 per hundred for-the season. deceteee teday that •ne neck iprints. e QUICKIES by Ken as the The Hi-Y Club at Murray High School has just com- :reties- 'IA f erced Yelande Coach Larry Colley of Lynn suits - pleted a course on Teen Talks, W, B. Moser, seonsur,of re,se quit arhie Grove says of Warren. "He is .enounced today. s Wednesday nigh: 'he best floor shoe .1 have ever SO relvoky • ete.ns' P., ry Calheun, was not seen. Though he has a ecuple - GET. OUT OF THE ORDINARY ef weaknesses he 'is the lend • whicha iem hnl Vey,: ans at -Se :eseph's Hos- et -tiny eche- wei week everimet INTO A LATE-MODEL CADS... e et: ..f.r:ere P,rine-y was .:aken cerrect them." vter thu •117. :11%; that X-rays Marean Coach Babe. McCarthy 'to 1957 OLDSMOBILE - 4-door the EXHIBITIO iid re. treetere of the bones in annepneing Warren's signing. Sedan, solid green alined .r. hes net k P.mpey left the !need. -We are happy :hat War- well equipped, local car. krebio eeita. a`- Er 5 eche.st,were taken ren has chtsen etississ.ppi State 1956 OLDSMOBILE - Super :n tnef.-'1114: rich cut opened we Pre certain 88 4-door Hardtop, all and he veli be power features, Rose I Beneball Results ri h. 'Aft ee:i'd by Calhoun. a fine addition to our baske.ball Mist and Ivory, A sharp car. "It fees like semething in pr grerh " 1956 OLDSMOBILE - Suer 88 4-door. mv neck snapped." Solid white. the We The Kentucky yeungster is the A nice clean car. By E'-) PRESS ; India Mght - heaVyweigh• told fur h high seb..;: player to. -rite " . Dr.-le-tut Arntrarh msroon baelteebaT At Sa-4st!t, F a At C •i-• atcr F'S s'gn a nth 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88. Blue and—White. Well equip- 30 „ 3 13 is hen the clambered ireu 'hip for next sea-on. The .thers • ped. New seat covers. This is really a nice car. ft .11 his corner at the end of thc are James Edwarcii: 6-8 rt C- '- im erti reund. Dr. Ambach then fee\ Dasid Getsesow. F-5 1956 SUPER nu:ci: il-clecr Sedan - All power -fea- eerie:lea tierce Don Asbury tr l••.ca. And George Oakley. tures. A one owner car. Kentucky license. halt the bait. Flames-ilk% „ • S.nce Pt mpcy faeed to an.swer Al f nir will be candidetes 1956 CENTURY }Inc.: Riviera Coupe.- Red and _ • e be:. r :he :ix .h round ft Staten 1958-59 _freshman • i White. Premier., ' .*. clean car. wen' Ma heb o:its as ii or ct ached by Jerry Simmons. rtireca" kneckevit 1955 •".• in the idea oLnsmonas r.- - Green and white. IIG. 1.) All power features. A sharp, clean car you will . c .havet gone 10 . 2 be proud of., r-und5," Pernpey explained. "It VVhatever •.iel: hie.c.her. ire werse." Happened To 1:55 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4-door - All power. eieden ending surprised' Red and white. Cr Good condition. At . r ree of he fans who though' N LUIS ANGEL FIRPO auseet by a, cut n 1955 PACKARD - Clean as a hound's tooth! • e• te I:1d. •.S':,-rnk:nz meirie-• 1954 DESOTO - Areal bat gain! Come in and see it. n • tilur fr •:n 'Looks like the g.arbage disposal we got in the By Lofted Press 953 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-door entered the • Ledger Want Ads — is going to get a good - Green and white. L Luis Angel Firpo. the 'twilit A real clean cara. - • -tr e - 5 !et, re.- was': far ,. the Pampas," was the workout tonight!" r. rt. •r• it-teads ;of ae. u-• but alrnost the WIWI*, 1953 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-dcor - All re- • .c.a.- f the five power. Ready in perhaps the reost thriLinig to go. .:tees. re a.ywelerhe championship eight n,Ltor). On ;he night of Sept, 1953 OLDSMOBILE 98 - Solid black. Low milage. • -.. --:ws --.: 14. eye pee-erne but ur.- Lawn & Garden Supplies iGhT ta.: Jack Imp. blasted Deinp- Bette: FD.U.P. GOOD -ce clear test of- the r.ng .n the • MASTEFtC.UT Power Lawn Mowers - the FISHING CARS , WrTS i• f,..* round. Dazed, D.mpsey Lawn Mower - . Ai/i.e.-A back trio: entirely un- • Two Wheel Lawn Carta - the handiest thing 1951 OLDSMOBILE COUPE Remits st.me ewe-vivre said) around the house - • ev True:es- retained h:s title • Verta-Green Plant Food - for Lawns - Garden - 1951 BUICK RIVIERA COUPE 1.i..•ritig 'jaw., rent- times Flowers and Shrubs 1950 OLDSMOBILE - 2-door Straight shift 'e,: time (stunt in the : • HYPONex Plant Food - especially good for -tend. ehet ;he ; African Violets and other Pot Plants - 1946 FORD r. anti Inc cry! te Fluxes i ORTHO ROSE Contains . teocieg carte)'. • DUST. Captan and Lindan'e - Controls Major Rose Pests - A General A. C. SANDERS - Phone 1467 Whatever happen' J ub Flower Garden Dust - -0 Ail Dry Fly Kimix-of Insecticides - Cubor Dust - VERBLE TAYLOR - Phone 1286 is yr, u.; ,le ranch. r near Bait - Moth Proofer DDT - llombs - Roach and lee:. Fenee are: loge. a Dump- , Ant Killer - D-Con Rat and Mouse Killer - Ect. I 'has vetted wh, m on • Leaf Rakes Garden Rakes Shovels - . ' 'Ili' 5 a .f hi, - and Hoes - Just monitey•ng sariounet That' Spades - Forks - Pruning Sh.2ars and Saws Hedge Sheers GardenT,..-0. J. T. Hale - and All Lawn and Motor i4unta i4.111 of the Ele.iery Boys a -seese free; their latest FOR A1,1. YOUR HARDWARE. NEEDS - SEE US - urs IN SMOKE" show- l'or The Best In •tri on. t`-se same. program with Sports Sales '...'...Iau-;hter On Tenth Avenue" Read The Douglass Hardware Eon,' Var - North Seventh Street et- the Ledger Sport& Page Phone 833 • • ly -T r.;:tre Fr.day'.4. Satarday.

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THURSDAY — APRIL 3, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY — APRIL 3, 1958 PAGE THREE fp In The Krebiozen HAZEL 4.44490 OF_ ,, „ sibly Two To Be Given Route 2 EASTER FOOD Final Test Sun...shining jor a change this to a 7-5 victory over. morning. Be so glad when weat- Sox. her really tspens up. Maybe NS JOHNSON By DELOS 7S by Gus Bell and SMITH every one will feel better. argess lined the kiediegs United Press Science Editor Mr. and -Mrs. Glen Farthing of 709 MAR .58 : ..ctury over iSetrust NEW YORK (IA — The eight- GROCERY b&tA St. Louis, Mo., and Bubbo Hill 4/g roaytAtt 'figers were grautied year lod controversy over "kre- were weekend guests of AU. 20.1-game winner J igi biezt.n," a mysterious chemical and Mrs. Lassiter Hill. ENJOY DELICIOUS CHERRY PIE EASTER SUNDAY went the route for the substance which proponents claim Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mathis and this spring. is effective against cancer but son, of Olivet, Mich., are visiting eranciscu Uiants made established cancer experts say home this week. ictories in 22 game, is "worthless," may be on the Billy Allbritten, Rtchy Grogan CAN ueat the Bel t.unore way toward a solution at last. and Billy Buchanan visited the Ii-d; Ike Delock audt ' 7 Dr. A. C. Ivy, professor of Grand Ole Opera Saturday night. - physiology and director of clini- PIE CHE - RIES r combined in a three Mrs. Buddy Carroll and Diana to ge.e the less.uo cal.research at the University of of Paducah visited Mr. and Mrs. Illinois, krebiozen's principal sci- a 2-e decision over Jim Allbritten and sun over the Se. sburgh Pirates; Wilee entific proponent, has submitted weekend. gied home the winning a proposal to the American Can- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mathis he ettn inning as the cer Society for a "double blind" and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gene lb bag uuned the Los Angeles tasting of the substance in cancer Barrow and children were Sun- 5- 4-3, anti the Lhieago patients. day dinrer guests of Mr. and FREE! LETTUCE :.ateta the Cleveland in- He was responding to a state- Mrs. Cern Mathis and family. :. ment which Mefford R. Fynyon, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carr and FIRM 2 Doz. Size 2'2 Doz. Size enecutive vice-president of the children were weekend guests of iol, , N\N FRESH 4 society, made to this reporter Mr. and Mrs. Oren Simmons, lit II liii lull last July. Rynyon said then that other . recent guests were Mr. HEADS 15c 10c SM FOR SAILTH the society would undertake set- and Mrs. Raymond Hutson and tling the controversy once and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Mar.in. oravx azatut A (;ent MEAL for all by setting up a rigidly E, Wis. ttl, — Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Smith were scientific testing of krebiozen in afternoon callers of Mr. Cello Bag nth. firmer lightweight Sunday With Purchase RADISHES IOC cancer patients. He made several and Mrs. A. W. Simmons. , was told today that conditions. One was that kre- TWIN pass a medical exam Uncle Buddy Allbritten is still biozen proponents formally ask suffering with arthritis. Mr. and to fight again. The for such a testing. Boxing As.secia t ion sus- Mrs. Calvert Wilson and Mrs. BAG CARROTS Bunch Confirms Proposal 25 - lb BAG 10c im indefinite A. W. Simmons were Sunday .y becaus, That a proposal has been made .nt knockouts in recent afternoon callers of the Allbrit- 41• was confirmed to this reporter tens. Martha White Flour by Ivy and by a spokesman Mr. and Mrs. Buford Barton, for the cancer society. In reply Mrs. George Linville, Mr. and OR, KY. HONORED to a question, Ivy said any Mrs. Dave Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. comment beyond a confirming, WITH GREEN William Grubbs were Sunday kNGELES t — The — "yes," would not l. "appropriate afternon callers of Mr. and Mrs. .14••••• ihletic Foundation hen- at this time." Clovis Grubbs and family. Mrs. POTATO CHIPS, dletiae-a: 0,,• - en - Baylor a -. Seattle" The society spokesman said a May Grubbs .had been a dinner eel-lege-beeketteeli-piayer-- proposal had been received and guest -Mr. and Mrs. Dave t ear. It cliose Kentucky. $2.48 was under study by "appropriate GNIONi Harmon and visited Mr. and Mrs. loc IA champion, as the scientific committees" of the so- William Grubbs this week. ., ciety. Mrs. Hampton Curd visited 41 !The "double blind" is a sci- Mrs. Joe H. Curd Friday after- 49c IPLETE entific method of finding out noon. ONE STOP SHOPPING• and REPAIR whether any given drug is active Mr. and Mrs. Odell Lamb and Morrell against some spicific condition of family and Mr. and Mrs. Hardin .pertly Serviced the body. It rules out "bias" Giles were guests of Mrs. Joan PET /NSTA/VT on the part of physicians ad- AT JOHNSON'S GUN SHOP Wilson and family of Nashville, NONFAT DRY MILK ministering the drug and of Sycamore Tenn., Friday and Saturday. PURE LARD patients receiving it. The results Our sympathy is exteritled the FREE DELIVERY TOO! of properly designed "double family of Conrod Hutson at ,•tne Week Days 4-Lb. CARTON blind" tests are accepted as death of Mrs. Hutso0 brother, Except Saturday conclusive by all scientists. Alvis Hague. Describes The Teats . _- MIDWEST Roeghly it works this way. WALLACE IN JAMAICA First, you put the drug to. be KINGSTON, Jamaica 11A — its tested into identically appearing Henri' Wallace, former v i sse containers. Then you put an pregident of the United States, Inert chemical substance into 69c began talks today with Jamai- PETEvi4i0JVIILK more of these containers. All ca's Incluserial Development Co- containers are given code numb- crrporation -and Iropertal Flower's ers and the only possible way Ice Cream Jamaica Ltd. in c-nnection wtith TS to know which the inert sub- the cultivation of gladiolas here. stance is by t h e container's tall _ 29c_ Wallace, Whb now operatts a _ aurnber. firm in New York State, arriv- DRE These containers, half of one TO; ed frxxn Miami Tuesclay. kind, half of the other, are GAL 49c turned over to physicians who CHIVALRY STILL WITH US 2 small _17c an kept in ignorance of the Identifying code. The physicians — Gary then proceed to treat a given Kneuppel, 9, rescue a six-year T! nurnber of patients who are as old girl who was stuck knee- ROYAL SCOTT ignorant of what they're getting deep in mud in a field. Then as the physicians. After all re- firemen had to pull out Gary. sults — or lack of results — have been tabulated, the code is he would continue fighting the Biscuit "broken" and you can add up all - but - unanimous rejection of MARGARINE MDINARY ib, which substance did what to krebiozen by organized cancer MERIT which patients. research until there was such CP.D.S Ivy told this repotrer last a test. Before the controversy owdr summer that he would accept began. in 1951, he was a leading c CAN .SHOR„ the results of a properly de- cancer research scientist And a , solid green signed "double blind" test of director of the American Cancer lbs Salad Dressing krebiozen, but he made it clear 2 35c lo door Hardtop, all vory, A sharp car. sB ,—Pa/taided atea for 79 door. Solid white. 9c quart your White. Well-equip- 3 3 ally a nice car. SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD - All power -tea- EASTER ky license. 2oupe.- Red and e811111 Car. DINNER reen and white. 2-lb BOX 79c ?an car you will • CHEESE

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:OUPE HR YOUNGER of two sons between whom a father T divided his wealth left home for a foreign land and 1 LB.CAN 85c COUPE promptly squandered all his share. 6 Finding himself penniless, he returned home. "But-when Straight shift he u•a" yet a great way off, his father saw him, arid had 5 compassion, amid ran, and fell on his neck, and kissed him. "And the son said unto hint, Father, I have sinned SWIF'TS FULLY COOKED against heaven, and in thy sight, and ant no more worthy one 1457 to be called thy son." The father ordered his servants to provide his .,on with " clothing and to kill the fatted calf for a feast. LB one 1286 the finest of PICNIC HAMS 49c The elder 8011, hearing of the celebration for his wastrel brother, hurried to his father and protested, only to hear this reply: "... Son, thou art ever with me, and all that l-liave la thine. Motor make merry, and be glad: "It was meet that we should for this thy brother was dead, and is alive again; and was 1,447,Pkin iiiiAbh II lost, and is found." St. Luke 13:11-92 JOHNS° GROCERY F R Y El Swi0LE35 Phone 833 e

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PAGE FOUR LEDGER PAGE & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY - APRIL 3, 195S a TH1 ,PIJBLISHE Viaaings Codas Conso!uiati, WOMEN'S PAGE Times-Her; but 1Q3er guarantees your 1, 1942 Who Chli News Astiljat Lochie Landolt, Editor - Telephone 1685 We reserve, or Public ""-- t.i s . interest ofsociAL cA NATIONA meet at 2:30 thiS a They E.Ster Dinner M onroe , M will 'peet as fOlioas: Circle I , zan Ave., ENDAR with Mrs. Ragon McDaniel, Cir- Thursday, April 3 Ky., and cle II with Mrs. S. S. Herndon, Value Stamps Entered at Htunphrey Key. of the woman's ... and you get Top The Jessie Houaton • club. Circle III vilth Service • • •• • • Mrs. L. D. Out- Club of with every purchase the Supreme Fewest The Town a land, and Circle V at the Bap- nd jountry Monday, April SL'BSCR1P Woodman meet at 7 tist Minion EXTRA Homtinakers Club will meet a: The month 8M i80 in the evening. Lottie Moon Circle • of the •• • • traetor a The meet- 6.30 in the eveneng in the home where, pace First Baptist Chunth will meet xr row will be anaounced at of Mrs. Robert Hopkins. The W.M.S. of- Flint Baptist a later date. in. the home of Mrs. Castle TO er rt Cnati • • • • Church will meet at 7:00 p.m. Parker. 10C41 Olive • • • Street, at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. HY 2-3144 Ghoul) IV of the CiVF, First in the evening. Bernie Miller Ctiristian Churcn, for their regular meeting. lb. avg. 59c ----- The Foimdational Class of will meet in • • • • • Whole Ham 12 to 16 NICE, N the the • • Paw: Baptist home of Mrs:' Ralph Woods, The NOW . . . lb. 56c 3 me. PI Church will meet Suburban Homemakers Wednesday, Kroger - Tender-Curet delicious melt-in-your mouth. with skin removed Butt college campus, at 9:30 in April 9 in the home of Mrs. Joe Baker the Club will meet wi:h Mrs. Rob 1-ic heat, mornang. The J. N. Williams chapter of Littleton a: 7:00 in the even. Erwin on Hazel Highway • • • • a: 7 the United Daughters of the p.m. .e thas Confederacy will meet at 2:30 Friday, April 4 • • • • Shank I ha in the afternoon in the home of The The Coldwater Htmernakers The Toasanistress Cub will Mrs. W. Garden Deparment of Z. .Carer, Olive Street. Portion A GOOD 48'the Club 9:2211 meet in the home of meet at the Woman's C lub Members Murray Woman's Club will will note this change dirotams Mrs. Thicrr.as Smith at 1:30 in House at 600 in the evening for meet at 2:30 in the aterharn at of time and are urged to attend the afternoon. the regular dinner meceang. Lb. .G. SOM the club house for the Flower, the meeting. • a • • • • • • • • stady ki -by the Snow. Ctrairtnan a•til be MA': ;..eattion. Oille Bnywn. Thursday, April 10 moked Hoscesses Ham are lies- Group III of the First Chris- The Altar Serety of S:. Lee's &ernes M. 0. Wrother. The Supreme Forest Wo.-chnlan Yandall tian Church's CWF will meet Catholic Quireti will meet in GOOD 41 Weather, J. B. Circle will meet a: the Woman's Won. D. L. at the home of Mrs. Howard he home of Mrs. Don Payno, Crlso and tasty Kwick Kris° Fancy Oven-Rudy miles out nivel:cm, G. Club House at 7:30 in the even- R. Seartos. Verne Nichols, Okve Street, a! 13:00 in 1604 Olive Street Ex:ended 49C Gebd or at ing. he evening. Rosters will be 7:30 m the evening. • • • • Sliced Bacon 2 $129 Nicks lb. A GOOt1 Mrs. Howard tilteho:s and Mrs. - • • • • The South Murray Homemak- 1.2 block FISH N' CHIPS Guthrie Chcr-lii is in,. charge ers v.-ill meet in Tender, delicious sugar cured smoked 4-8 lb avg. Hormel's Canned quarters New .0 pregnim. Tueedai. April 8 the Isane of PLATE 4 the - Mx. LUNCHES The AALIW v-:11 meet at 7:30 Lowell King at 10:30 in =nth in Sewer PIZZA 1. the myrning can 49 ei In the everc.ing at the. Home mak Dr. Sarah Picnics 43c Hams 4 Hi $4 Hargis as Marini ALWAYS C.,EST 4 7 THE Saturday. April 5 Economics department of t h e cols_istem. 'ARI-44",ed • • • • The Annual blaster Egg Itztt college.Roberta Wittnala, Armour's lack Frost Pure Hormel's Canned Owner 14 SOUTHSIDE .n tl.• Womon's diainnac of the leg.slative com- The Lynn Grove Homemakers chtaa Cub House lawr. at 10:00 sr the mittee, will have the program. Cub will meet at 1:30 in the Pork Sausage 49C Picnics 4 can"I. $299 115 ACR1 DRIVE-2N morning. The hunt is for chil- • • • • attornoun in the home of Mrs. Otty $2,6 Joel, Gald.sway Nasal Road Photos 1462 dren. ,grandchildren and guests Four of the WIlL' clrcles of Crawford. Large Sliced or Piece Tasty Boneless Indust • • • • of all members of all depart- the F Bapt.sc Chunth wit.1 Iltarte A. %dews: 1514E. Friday, April 11 Bologna 39c Perch Fillets The-North Murray Homemak- 41' New era W1:11 -Meet in the home of kontinz. h use ti's ID A Y Mrs. B. J. Hoffman at 10:30 in Airport the morning. U. S. Gov't Inspected Grade A Large All White Cackling-Fresh Ulf City At • • • • able. Phi. and SATURDAY FEATURES Enjoy Kroger eggs Tuesday, April 15 with your meal The Golden arcie Clam of the First Elacato Church will or color 'em tor . meat in the borne of Mrs. Clea- tlie kid's Easter! Fo THE FACTUAL STORY* N:i:s tus ate,: on Olive avci., at 730 in the eventing. SAVAGE WATEP.FRONT WARS • •• • ' The ggs wa odgezi. I -RICHARD EGAN PERSONALS linois 1 Tuve Beth.= JANITERLINII; D 15 ea. 111111111r.dLilles- /*Oh Pickles .. • • is. Juice . . • II a am btg l'rt. Airs: 0. B. Boone. Jr., and Roy Ste, draugleces, acina and Lee Arm, Rriteshiri. Wekhole Porter's Omar ta Graptine9 Mrs. ! let today S rr a tvaa weeks visat Grape QV 44 eta. AA Drink • C jILICe • • • U a son, J. testi fr mdis and relatives in STANLEY CLEHENT5 Column mornitt, West pa:m Beach, F.a. She will 014 Ladan F° Awaid•l• Sliced 12 on. s "Con: be aceicanpareed by her parents. Meat 3 Pineapple , * ENDS $1 a a II as TON ITE • • • • sal last --WALTER MATTHAU Anita EKBERG Mr. and Mrs. Robert K e y chapel • food xy7Rn CHARLES *GNAW...SAM Lean Overbey announce the bar% of Toros brae. .91 given ATKA Ouclad Cosbama leading 14 • at OM.a••• •• 11121412es 1C4422..! 120r- wadi 0_,‘ :•••-r• Victor MATURE a &tighter, Lema fa- Kim, born Catsup • • • • kl SatiCe • • • e a !Ls on mom A tot; March 22 weigittng seven pounds "PICKUP ALLEY" N Del Garden II urray% 14 ....aacco at the Murray lEe- Fre& Rai 11.1.1.• 1:er e: ittal. For The Overbeys lave on Time C•11% $1 Beans gun She not: lo Cecil M.irray 5 Route One. 121144/2-1 toill White F i/etwri.•••• A 1---r•01 "al-11-n Grov eon it, 1 eic,r ste Tissue ken Tomatoes • II • ma Of $28.2 wr`n . The 1 ere/ J11 pleted . t.! • PI • Small, medium, large is, extra large ... yellow, pink & white S:11! _MX ightms I: Sanitary Plastic Baby Pants Pkg. of 4 • 1211 SALE ftn8TG REMNANTS 0.4 FROM A NATIONALLY they d J KNOWN CARPET MANUFACTURER For all occasions ... packed in a re-usable plastic bag Reg. Price NOW 50 Ass?ated Greeting Cards Aliirta Reg. Price NOW Into me' 12.15.3 Natural G-een 133.58 99.95 15.4.9 Grey 86.72 30.10 Beautiful(assorted designs, weaves and colors away 12.7.8 Ccean Green 76.65 43.95 9.4.9 Nutria 52.01 18.05 4704 p200 1B, 9.8.10 Maple Sugar 'I 66.23 44.15 12.3 Cotton Filled Decorator Pillows .Ocean Green , 43.80 15.20 Your 12.15.3 French caramel 172.81 101.65 12.4.8 the Pflbr Ocean Green 69.98 23.64 15.7.5 Nutmeg Big 12 ;I capacity, colorful yellow, blue, pink or frost Of the 105.06 61.80 1242.9 Ocean Green C /14. 41.29 13.95 ilf Mgr; 15:14.4 Sandalwood 268.76 191.12 15.4.6 Unbreakable Polyethylene Sandalwood 104.63 28.50 Dish Pan Choice Dm 18.6.4 1 Mint Green 192.39 , ff,. By 124.47 9.3.2 Maple ugar 15.12.8 23.78 _12.05 Long-wearing there At S,. Rose Quartz 284.99 189.99 12:4.6 Maple rubber in red, green or black Sugar .... 4:1.00 22.80 tit'e.d I 12.8.3 Sancialwood 148.53 94.00 12.4.4 Self-Draining Rubber Welcome thing It .9.13 43.35 21.96 Mat Rose Quartz 240.50 130.00 9.2.8 :he narr 15.15.11 15,89 10.15 Maple Sugar 434.75. Attractive pastel pink. turquoise and the cocci .2,343,7,5 9.3.1 Beige 20.02 11.70 lemon 12.14 Cobalt Slue 308.06 qn the 186.7b 12.5.8 'Nutria 79.38 Unbreakable 15.15.11 Honey 28.73 Polyethylene Mixing Bowls .. Set of 3 the nee Tone 520.25 315.30 15.5.9 Greige 15.8 100.59 36 40 flien thi Nugget Gold 251.65 106.64 15.4.7 Greige 80.22 29.03 The ' Al 18.6. Haney Tone 198.00 108.00 15.5.4 Snowdrop Beige 124.02 33.78 a q a w 12.7.1 Nugget God 155.76 75.52 • 12.4.3 Beige 65.21 21.55 plit.Yed U 10.5.5 Crystal Grey 10 58 34.31 15.4.8 Nutria 92.97 29.56 Best for baking or ong Krogo Kroger Vac Pak the wheal 9.3.5 Sandalwood 36.56 whole kernel gold 12.35 9.3.o Green 48.83 13.30 3 Inc. oe 5:4.6 Desert Rose 50.60 17.10 9.4.6 69c Corn 7 17 oz $1 scanning 26.78 17.10 Shortening can 12.3.9 Fawn Beige 66.25 its beam 19.00 32.14.9 Beige Multicolor 254.73 177.03 cans I 9.4.6 Beige mg semi 63.80 17.10 9-x17.11 Tan Multicolor 232.06 161.28 PLIhbury Enriched Butterfield It they 12:3.9 Carlisle I 69.75 19.00 12.15.3 NaMa WW1% 283.60 182.97 they S 15.2.11 Willow Green ••••• mil 77.80 18.47 9.6.3 37.19 23.75 I stop, 12.5.11 Nutria Tweed Flour 10 lbbJ9c 8245 29.98 9.15.4 Ocean Green 114.98 76.65 Irish Potatoes 8 1113 $1 ment* I 12.3.8 - -- - Beige Tweed 61.35 18.58 15.68 Sandalwood eyes And 83.33 55.55 Tasty and ryfrestriny Country Club 12.3 Nistr.a 42.00 15.20 15.8 A q uagreen Bush Mustard, Turnip or Kale behind tl A . ... 99.98 66.65 7' 2 12.3.10 Nutria nievemer 63.65 19.42 9.15.4 Ocean Green 114.98 76 65 59c la 303 $1 12.3.5 kandalwood Ice Cream gal patrol. r 64.49 17.33 9.15.6 Ocean Green Greens 116.25 77.50 -- - 181 cans I Ing I L. 15.4.4 Nutria 86.28 27.44 9.15.6 Ocean Green • 116.25 77.50 04Pued oi 12.4.7 Cam*. Beige 73.01 .12.7.9 23.22 Sandalwood 77.45 51.65' We'd dm 12x:.:1 Ocean Green 55.18 29.98 12.6.6 Sandalwood 65.03 43.35 Carden-Fresh was high 12a4 Crispy Head-2 Doz, Size Rosi . 39.98 20.25 12.7 Sandalwood 69.98 46.65 ,eided we 4.2.11 Grey 18.98 . 11.10 15.6.2 Mipte Sugar 102.08 68.05 dead. Snowdr6p Beige 5305 16.87 15.10.6 Maple -Sugar 131.25 87.50 Marta 15.5.11 Snowdrop Beige 117.83 37,47 15.7.4 Ocean Green 91.65 61.10 urhnorlder 12.5.11 - hadn't 94.29 29.98 9.11.7 Multicolor Grey .6 68.90 46.32 sr 9.4.11 • Almond Grsen 68.63 12.1.3.11 Frost Rose Large 18:70 258.91 167.04 'You 12.2.9 Frencri Caramel 51.20 13.95 12.12.1 Frost Rose 224.73 144.99 Heads "Yea. 15.2.11 Linden orgen 61.03, 18.47 12414.6 Green' Mult.color 250.32 173.97 -Stay, 111..111 15.3.1 Nutria 53.47 19.53 12x17.3 Be ge 264.50 184.00 we reach 9.2.11 39.42 11.10 12..16.2 Beige 247.94 172.48 Lettuce When 1.r 2.8.9.3- Aguagreen 3.61 10.41 12415 Rose Qu'Ortz 2 .}turi fast 279.00 180.00 2 S.., Spruce She no Green 35.85 '11.40 15.17.11 Celadon Textured 306.07 209.02 We sv 9.5.11 Grey 70.74 22.60 15x3.7 Stage KFVS TV Thurs. 10 P. IA 1n.46 sisali 15.2.6 Beige Multicolor 64.00 15.05 6.7.3.9 Ocean Greer Cil1torr i brat+. Ele.ge beiftorts- Fancy Delicious Louisiana -SEA HUNT" 45.33 1 1. :10 I :1 water Many Other Sizes 15.4.2 Cerulean Blue 78.08 24.37 Not Listed Starring Lloyd Bridges reste 12.2.5 Fawn Lie:9e 41.29 13.95 Broccoli _ - - buncb29C Yams _ lb. 10 over. ind C w K. Yellow 9.2.6 Ocean Green 26.13 9.50 to net sr U S No 1 "Now,' 12.2.7 Rose Quartz 41.11 13.07 Red Delicious Fancy. Smooth, Clean Corn. 2 29c 12.3.4 Beige 53.06 16.67 lb Levilain P.Likit 9.2.11 Sandal., c.od Apples_._-- 21.90,- 11.10 5 ,b, 49c Carrots _ bag 10c Potato Orips .. . . 59c 12.3.7 Maple Sargar 35.85 THURMAN 16.18 Chid'. light 16.4.4 Maple Sugar 54.15. 21.44 Cheese Food. 9.3.4. French Caramel 36.46 12.65 FURNITURE . 2 v. 69c We 111401••• fie Right to T1041 Quentitlee Thoraba4 Dog' Food . . 2 :r ': 27c

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) )AY - APRIL, 3, 1958 TRURSDAY - APRIL 3, 1968 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY • e - radr *WE Politicians Keep politicians. who aren't year-round profess- They wane Irom througthout tbe ionals. Korean Seers Busy I nation and held or sought Ors- 61111 love Gram's _eels ranging from ward positions By CHARLES SMITH .The U.S. Navy to the highest political posts. Fuel Depot at United Press Staff Correspondent Rota, Spain is port terminus of Serne aanat SEOLTL -OA- Korean for- our seers, who a 485-mile multi-product petro- leek to make tellers are pcilishin,g up their any easy dollar, leum pipeline through the Span- try to attract crests] balls and getting set for business diming ish interior feeding fuels to four 90 per word ler one d slaw* ef 17 swards for a business boom - election boom periode, such as now, but US. Air Force bomber bases 80o - S. per word for three days. Classified ads are now payable In advance. time is approaching. the police crack down on those Under construction. Aspiring politicians are pre- r them in MAY. 'Baylor Motors Inc. paring for -their campaigns, and CROSSWORD PUZZLE Ammer to Yesterday's Puzzle x FOR SALE I Murray, Ky. A7C this a.rnost always includes a FOR RENT 1 FHELP WANTED ACROSS 36-Female sheep visit with a practitioner of the 37-Mournful SINGER Sewing Machine Sales. occult. .1-Mane IS-Winter SAL arri7":47A EXTRA NICE Fend - Ferguson nickname Service on all makes. Phone 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment precipitation E ..! ecter and ecitepmerat. Aliso a MAN or WOMAN for Few selferespecting politic:ens 4-Go is water 410-Exist te Leon Hall, 934-J private saleswork, 8-Mittelman A ellilT Oa lk row before 8:00 or entrance, electric heat. would thank 41-Partner -t) emcee cern deal. Rob- tar etc4krience ne.cessary as we of heading into 11--GIrl's name 12- Cut alter 4:00. Al2C Water furnished. Mrs. Wilber If-Citrus fruit 't ("meg, Bt. 3 Hazel. train, ci.e\eseentrial. a campaign without consulting a 41-u IftsprIng C 0 L T kirE0't Phone Have aver- It.- Peruse 44-Dance Farris, Whitehouse Grocery. favoete step 30 ge HY 2-3140 er 0145. A3P Mattresses age incsmA, Write for seer and getting a ii,-Entrance- 46- kiabylonlan 12321 Ciri Rebuilt lei' new. personal -Beam P e et A3C intervtew. sounceng on the political veindis 17 deity IZIE E 16 lb. avg. 59c West Ky. Mattress Mfg. V'. 0. Box 749, Padu- 16-Ventilate m 12 to NICE, NEW brick 3 bedreorn 0o., R.01$ T Paducah, Ky. Murray cah. Kentucky. A4C and an insight into the future. bc-Obtain 47 -1',.njunet10111 Ti R . . lb. 59c me. Plenty ol represen- 11-Vessel elec- tative Tabers HAVE TOOLS, Will Seoul's most famous pregnots- 22-lidan's 5 A T • -lc heat, garage Uphoketery Shop, Rent. Wax- 62-Makes into attached, large ticates, Paik Woon Hale says at nickname leather AIdA SEP 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549. TFC ers, orbital sanders, vacuums, 33-Toward the .. Good location= FHA lean. Male Help Wanted least 64-4;uldo's Rl1W lawn rollers. Starks Harstware, 150 members of the 203- sheltered side high note_ e this one if you want I 26-Chapeau 56-Sodium a rice Workman's Auto Repair, seat -110K national assembly formerly 12th and Poplar. Phone 1142. 26-Healthy chloride me. e02 S. 4th is have visited. him airtmeiy, 27-Encountered now located Ash & l'FC CONTACT WORK salesman ov- seek- 56-Opera by Verdi 6-Ite ill Third streets ing ome good 28-Flying 67-Drink slowly 5-Preflx: not Sift together 3 cups sifted all- A GOOIT seven behind Ross Gro. er 30 with -in.engible specialty, signs for netien- marranal room home. 2 15-Hog 7-European purpose flour, 4 teaspoons A5P or Membership sales wide aseinibly eleoUons in the DOWN dormouse drotems first floor, 2 on second 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, gas heat, experience. SO-Preposition Clabber Expansion spring. al-Minister in Girl Baking Powder, 1 or. .Gas furnace heat, nice medenn, catealiabile April program of national 1-Fruit seed S-Paroe Islands EXTRA 13. A Korean poilttician usually charge of 2-Fuss whirlwind • teaspoon salt, and 34 cup ody: kit, paved SPECIAL! Childrens Brent Atkins, credit. trade asleoetatica provides church ipl.) street, good Rex 214, Dover, 1-Object 10-Trits sugar. Easter hats $126 has a sect of persantal prophet, 83 F.!. mbol for 11--Appalion Cut in ea cup butter or eaelien. and Purses, values Tens. weekly draw plus uriusetal call up ASP but, flu 4-nat, narrow If-Golf mound margarine until mixture is fine. to $3.98, $1.00 each. Boy's oppertunety for advancement for just in case the tavorit SE piece of wood -Near 111 Stir in 1 cup t6 ounces finely GO). 30 acre fta.rm about 7 Eisler stris !3 off, sizes 1 to 5. r- qualified MM. Write Box 32eS, is Wong with bloodshot eyes in- 11-Model 3. 3 e dr. 7 11 ill 23-Cirty, old diced dried apricots. Heat miles out. Good improvements. The Cherry's. A5C Bus. Opportunities I Murray, Ky. ' A8C to a clouded crystal ball on any woman 2 Geed farming seotion. Cheap. given day, the 23-Danish land eggs, 1 cup milk, and 1 tea- it, . I politician will -division al ill spoon grated lemon rind until 49 MOTHERS! take several other n d'' rap. a•ill 21-Olan of zodiac GOOD 14 neon house -Earn $5.46 every 25-Pows•ssses about AUCTION SALE kirksey Senior Varies just blended; add to dry in- Week day tor 3 hours work while Cast 36-Pronoun of cellege. Nice . living _1-Prohibit gredients:stir until children "Two crystal ball are better V • well mixed. letters weth about S'AT., APRIL are en sensed. No oar 4-H News A 25-Prefix: before $150 per 5, 1 p.m., rain or than one," one politician al .U. Pour into a greased 9ek x said, , .3I-Church A lb $A49 nth income. Twice -•hene at Leonard needed. We teach you. Peugeot bench tell baths, Dunn Ilartn, "eepeceally if the fleet happens 32-Re In debt x 21e -inch loaf pan. Bake in a 'IUD .vaie eek 2'e ionic. Phone Jackson, Tennessee, The Kielcsey Senior 4-H au • a :a 2' 31-Household pet 7 ,arscos, good furnace. nt.:!es' east of Murrey, Club 21 Ye 2-1880 to give a dark picture. We can ra 3.7 34-Fruit drink 350'F.(moderate) oven about ittpTred tor college inile off after 8:00 pen., or white met on April 2, at Kerreey High . ," students. Murray-Cadiz Higfrwiay make mistakes, 35-Haul 1 hour. Loaf best Mrs. Bette Piervey, P. 0. .Box School. The meeting all you know." ,, st 37-Bande Vont is when oner leaving _state and wel frem Ceitikki Grocery on Petiter- WOG called around 1006 Jackson. If to order The oast of the consultatiens a .4111111111:11 waist sliced and served one day after Li cheap for quick deal. t een mad. Will sell 1957 Fergu- rural include by the presaTent, An- • 4. 38-Lean-to varies with each customer. Gen- rAill 39-Approaches baking. Yield: loaf, directions to home and phone nette Palmer. The secretary ill I 9}4 A 5)( 4 can $299 Li ACRES utirnproved kind. son 35 treceor, used 175 hours, 4 40-Cblef artery number. erally, the seer sticks each poli- x23i inches. Only $2,600. th tee 12" bottsarn plows, A3C called the roll and read the 11-Small rug pick- ric*n. according to his means, ill" .ill . .1111 111 43-Spanish for Gall ,vii,ay Inieirance a n d up dew cultivator, tee. row Minutes of the el meeting. The ,. Real drat but regular custemers get , a fl;eate Agency. (Birch), equipment pitsdgc-s: to the 4-H and Ameri- 41-City In Italy 35c Ph. 1062, home used jum Services Offered rate. 46-Shoemaker's 151-M. few days, elso John r can tags were led by Janice tool A3C Deer cern Paik said that of the more a • .4 Nal IV 47-FlnIsh ae. eper one row, Banc, J1 and Betty Adams. Patty 42 fl a real one, than 20.000 persons Who 48- Man's name De4UA Baby Sifting _Leefmap read the- deveseiere-. have M il a You should know this 53 - ri will-011eretteparlste in my home. litre. e. or aa t unit. vietitecl him during the past year, a h use treiler. y 1:111)Jugsiss Shoemaker, Auctioneer. Linda Thornton. Phone 534-R. It was decided by the club 1I-Cooled ISIVII 'na we seeking his advice and predic- a aii 63-Three-toed about baking hr ti. -nrin era,. reasirn- A5NC send the jut:4es a thank •••• C Od•WI ••••••••. sloth A3C tion, almost 10 per cent were able. Ph rre 326-1 ASP yeu card with a small gift for It's the balance of ingredients in 4.1644if -Midi a axe fib of judg- baking powder that governs its Wanted DEAD STOCK removed free ing the community rally. lereeningaction.Onlywhenthese NOTICE To Buy A I Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan eo minieee teens...sting of Sande* are scientifically balanced can Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 Bcdevetl, Nancy Razzed, and you be sure of uniform action CLEAN, cryrroN RAGS. Colord in No Easter - Chicks days • week. Call' long distance Lena Roes was appereed TO FARMERS. For ham sur- eiertons, revers. to the mixing bowl plus that final, Leer and cellect. Mayfield 433. Union City select the nice Om. facing plow, evenN, please bring • balanced rise to light and fluffy ines. Rene 55. TI TU.-5-9361. Announcements A7C were in a d SATURDAY texture in the oven. F.bout the nallay's and the tale:. conteet to be held tbe APRIL, 5th April. le was a reidrefeeed FREE Balanced Double Action IIVElek=t1 the county officers were dee rate the Stage for five dre. with any purchase of '3.00 or more weans Better Baking! rtatl.e. Sia,urciay, at the C.A.LW FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE AMIBLXXIXAMIXtet The IAlliV WNW WW1 WILLIAM Kerksey &Moe 4-H ity FULLER v...11 have the pregrarn tic O'="14; er:4.1-= `Arrt106.1":1.* PIA. April 16. Mn-. Wrath,. COLTHARP & MAYNARD ..ExclusiveIy 4:1 meek some announcements.. knots as tbt The treasurer then gas e her baking Lowder t-rv P,Pir.R repent about our expenses of with the I rose to a natt crouch and'the TEXACO SERVICE STATION I spoke end of. the grov ;1! retool, the community rally. r7B1121S Or rather rat. tor the dark sheltering laianced V v.h.lip."red. it mass I steppe., am. eaneo nal . Mrs. Palmer made was strictly of coconut palms tturty her an- on impulse Can you yards tree Ah eao oi me tht terrair nouncements. EAST MAIN & RAILROAD Phone 9149 Double Action! swim Mar- away. I threw myself tr ta"- the rose in a nigger Jumble as roes ground. breathing heavily In Iler eyes were huge 'Marts was stumbling wetirt- dark wells moment Marta was !vesicle me NANCY She not:ded , new when she sainac me -let bY Ernie Bushmiller Even in the welcome darkness ''F,Ilove me." dress was torn sac dirty I whispered of the crowding teeming •eieron you OFR In the palms caught her and neid net cies, NO--- I'M MAD water drop 1 ceuid see her Me dark_rnaas I HATE TO 6F0 •:1•1•:•li she stumbled tip titi PASS me AUNT FRITZ1- of hair was smoothed neck from -- AT YOU--- YOU I eent to the taffrail 'I'm all right. EAT ALONE and low- her nigh forehead Gier eyes wore Brad she AREN'T THE er(' •nys It nomcleanly- over whispered. YOU WERE A BAD - --a0r7 the slanting pools of warm darkness f tho onat Iran the -Sure," COMING SALT, • warm and ner.skin had a faintly !unlit). I Aid. "But real IN TO GIRL TODAY waver• i drop!). 0 the wrench ious h I " quality. The wet fabric of DINNER PLEASE - Ktelcird -oft my thewhite dress clung I ieft her shoes It the,: to the full seated against the blind no evidence curves body she was trunk ot U1-11 ive n vane of net tree rind started ip 0- aver the side, shivering they'd slightly but I could feel the outcropping of rock • a' JIMMY nrectous minutes. ti 410 the soft warmth of her body 1 ed Ita crest there was too much notato.-soarcring the hoist es wanted her in my arms But light now it take i;artrs s.ro at...tering I :mance, hereelf knew that this was neither the moved ieterally to the left are, Into the water beaide me I kicked time nor the place I found a small crevice that away from the stern of ../c the no. She reached to the other side • toasted ran swam. • hand forward and a" With 30 easY.'tentatively,and squirmed. my was t noisier-Ss (wenn' stroke, touched my face hrough the toward gently with the tips crevice On the aher side the ehnretine an the of her fia- Leman, _ rock the opposite side gees. "Bred Dolan,." and then Inn _ of the cove I glanced hark she said. '1 i• onceo -They've hurt dropped sharply sway into III at Marta She you." s shal- if eat* swam gracefully,, low ravine It nne fest eerele I eat up. "I've been hurt before was impossahle I had no worries see I fit there Arid worse." I got to. my the floor of the ravine through feet. 'Er445#444/4•44Ar-' -Leta, go." SW the derre Dead-high - tl.'e been ao foliage imming for Some.: "But where, thing like twenty ! Tannin?" retraced my steps to Marta ABBIE an' SLATS minhtes and A good nutrition She started ie narrow white beach I hadn't had tc rise I stopped by Raeburn Van Buren and even time to think In the her with a the cot-omit calms that past hour. wave of my hand • edged it I'd just let one event looked KNOW- YOUR FOLKS ARE CL2 AND on the s:de of the lead to the around for a tree with a I'M A RUGGED -TYPE ADMIRER. cove opposite next. AND DEAR FRIENDS OUR F.C..ST the boat were cluster of nuts close to the YOU LOOK REASONABLY NORMAL. OF MY NAME IS DEBBIE TRILL, AND plainly visible. letemembered AND HOSTESS. HEY Then the excitement the island as I'd ground I found one slanted at Howl) YOU GET TRAPPED INTO - YOU ARE A CONSIDER EP TO SE QUITE commenced. seen it from the an angle FETCHING LOONING The Teresa's norn air. The south. easy to climb The trim ATTENDING THIS MALE! BEAUTIFUL. svANT To ARGUE started em two-thirds thing NOT PRETTY, squaw ki n g. The of It-the section I felt like was climbing a WAKE BUT 'THE POINT, RUG(1ED ? searchlight we were in tree played upon the now-was dense with But my throat was parched RUGGED shoreline around coconut with the wharf and palms. The other third thirst and I was feeling the probed among the was a broken trees oehind It.. jumble of gullies beginning pangs of hunger Then It started and ravines .••••• .7 12 oz. $1 scanning the -all choked with lush. I stripped away waters of the cove, tropical growth my pelt. I as beam traveling of the latitude-' looped It behind the I cans I in ever-widen- that was terminated trunk of the ing semicircles suddenly, oy tree I got an end of the belt •n sheer cliffs that fell away each It they'd searched the cove to the hand, my. hare feet on the first sea Plenty of natural cover. trunk they might nave picked us A of the tree And then i 303 $1 up. place to hide worked ▪ I stopped swimming for a mo- my way upward to the • ment.. The Island was six or eight cluster of cans I I 'slatted water from my coconuts I'd spotted. eyes and miles from up to tip. I'd guessed. stared into the shadows The broken didn't know now to get down behind the terrain started two- bench. I could sett no thirds with them so I dropped them movement. of the way from south to - 303 no sign of a waiting four of them-one by One $1 patrol. north We were -roughly three to the IA They could- be there. ground. I dropped the .I -- - IV cans wait- miles, then, from belt ing I wondered if natural cover. wrapped Ramer had It we hurried-and my arm, and 'ego maued orders to If we were around the shoot on sight. lucky-we'd make trunk of the tree and We'd drawn his it before day- half silo patience thin. It break. to the ground. When I LIL' ABNER was highly probable that h*d de- got there I was shaking I gave her my hand and helped with ex- CaPP cidial we were worth more to him haustion. 1 maned against her to her feet. "Follow me," the dead. I tree until the trembling stopped. £14 WAS TH. BALD,FAt Isere "Not too close, but don't -IS, YO'CAltsisT EXPECK Marta was beside me, Marta joined IT'S THE GisosT) PANTS DEAR-fl° S INATURALL'i her Puce sight of me. If there's any me. Together we WAITER!.'- GOT TH5T- NO BOOT1FUL -sitenrider brushing m I n e. We shooting picked up the 05.THE LATE TH' GAL TO hadn't lie down and play dead. coconuts In GENCOWINE WA`i EATIKr MUD MUSH - NOT- :spoken since we'd left the Don't run." dropped Then I led LOVE NOBODY WHAT T'crv the way to U'L ABNERff ARTICLE!! ROOMS!f S, ,a I headed the crevice in the rock. - REASON Ai-4 ESA L D, FAT, "You north, detouring as AN' all right?" I asked her. little as possible, The going DIDN'T TELL DAIS'i MAE "Yea, through the was hard when we Dolan." grove of palms. reached the Scar "Stay The palms were bottom of the ravine. WI-I0 Al-I WAS --- low in the water until a blessing in more We wormed we reach ways than one. our way a few yaria the txtach Doe't stand. We'd need 'setter into the When cover in day- jungly, lush-smelling I eunfor elielter follow me. light, butt they growth. I .Run were fine for now. was still in the iead 2 fast, but stay low- Got it ?" And they'd and when so dominated I came She met the soil to a small fee in which they grew grassy clearing We that travel- I stopped and TV Thurs. 10 P. 'mann slowly, noleelessly. ing, even with bare flopped to the IA, intro shallow feet, was ground. Marta col- water We lay side- comparatively easy. lapsed beside me. brside at We cpold go-no "SEA HUNT the edge of the beach My own feet were farther. - Ii water tough. But that tardy covered us 1 vete worried about 7.f;ig Lloyd Bridges We rested a moment Marta. If I reached and when we reached the over. and applied rocky Bred Dolan eights is search- gentle pressure terrain we'd have a problem. Yeflow to ne• wrist. ing party. hut can they 12.' The sky in the east was •izht 2 "Now," I whispered. turn- him In time? "Miami • • • • 29c ing a silver gray When Manhunt" / reached continues tomorrow. I 41, 4-3 Chips .. . . 59c lithe Register TOW .2 c- 69c For The Big ood . EASTER BUNNIES . 2 27c Eoster Sale Still- Going On II Love's Ch'sildren to be given away Sat., April 5 Shop •••••

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3 lb. Cello Bag FRANKS United 99c ; - SPANISH TREE-PACKED FIELD'S PURE PORK 39 31/4 oz. 39c SAUSAGE 1 lb. roll I OLIVES COUNTRY CLUB FIRST 'SMOKING' MICE—Dr. Cecilie Leuchtenberger of West- ern Reserve university, Cleveland. examines a mouse used CHOICE FAT 1 In an experiment to determine effect of cigaret smoke on the windpipe of mice. This is the first experiment in which effect of cigaret smoke has been tried on mice. The appa- 1/2gal. 59c ratus from which she removed the mouse contains a com- ICE CREAM partment through which smoke is drawn, and also a -pure" compartment for control groups. Dr. Leuchtenberger found Qufart that the majority of the mice exposed to cigaret smoke de- 1WESSON OIL 69c veloped an unusual form of bronchitiaAn which minute sur- face cells of the bronchia showed evidence of proliferation and other s:gris usually connected with malignant disorders, Chicken and Turkey. INSTANT but no invasive type of cancer. raferwatiolial) HE Maxwell House HI Lay Mem FIELD Tender-Cooked Ht farm... Hazel... •1111• •••• •••• 39c - PIES (Continued from Page One) WHOLE COFFEE (Continued from Page Onel Or 80z. Jar ing in the membecihip dve 641. No work has been done Large 6 Oz. gave reix.r on rnorraber-/ri:ps on the Kentucky side of the HALF J no t_ined. A tz-tal of 300 were Hazel highway and none is plan- 4edn.•cl • and -- rifembershp ned. BAG WELL "clean-up- per 'd w.;)s. extended Work has been in progress BLUE RIBBON 249c 1 09 %Itch _lime_a. since last fall on the Tennessee \ dniner ineenIng f:r flvolun- side of the highway. cutting down Snow Drift teer sAicltirs wi.I1 be- held. high banks, and widening fills County Agent S. V. ny ds- along the highway. PEACH TISSUE cus's.ed 13'..ans. producing ex- 3 Lb. Caa porIntra's: variety tJbacco p!nnts Could .. . -nal": scale nry-s.-tits by sev- (Continued from Page One) 4 roll pkg. t•rnt. f- nmers nter-ughliat the Preserves _.couRty. The Fann Bureau voted fooled them for 25 years.'.' to sporist..r the pr.7,ject. He claimed' he was no-partisart Th:vse -atten±ng the Tneednir on the question of Dayligh' were: Mt. and ?L.,. Johin Das- Savings Time banned by a new 18 oz.39c 35C e'er. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Dixon. state law. adding "If the legis- 79c -Mr, and Mrs. Leon Chambers. latUre had passed a fast-time XYNXICXXXXXXXXXXXX)0000000000000000CX3O0( Mr. arei Mrs. N ble Cpit. bill, I'd has e signed it...1 have BIG BROTHER stnxi Mrs. Hut -Mr. and Ito wishes I'd just like to know LUX X Lay Membe Mrs Marv:n TU.:. Mr. and Mrs. tat time it is." X PINK X Purckrn La,,siter.. Mr. arid Mrs. . Chandler termed opponents of SC • COLCIR GREEN James Harr's, MT. a n d Mrs. bud t "rebels without a cause" BEEF YELLOW ac Tree McCuisnon. Mr. and Mrs. and compared them to a -Mexi- PACK BLUE AND M:413 Orr and Mr. and Mrs. can -Army — all -generals and no WHITE Herbert Also Mr: Har- privates.", mcm Ross, Ms. Yancbl: 1 . ONE BAR Weath- • STEW er. Harold Srah. Halmes USDA SUED - G. W. all 5 only Early:tads, 13:3ty Tichs-ea, —3— FREE S. V. Ftn.. C. 0. &nit:kr-ant and WRIGHTSVILLE Ga — , Harvey Ms. Farmer H T Itclzs has filed , WHEN YOU BUY 4 PASTELS AT sin! aga.rec S Agr.c1-0- REGULAR PRICE 39c •ure Dcrnnmr. f.: $45,000- 4000000000000CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX A A 39c damages clalming lie depart- JNSHINE ment's crop contr.:4 AMERICAN ACE COFFEE caused bin to- 1cse mo17:Wnitle CRACKERS • (Continued from P_aae One) also askeJ in h i a'ant Lled stria,e Nk.nclay 'hat an uditaiot orn be Sh:rley Smith will be. ,in charge lssued t."-- prevent Agriculture I*! 19' of •he gernral 1 registra•:.ns agva-5 lb. fr en bag. Deco- trespassze.g his • 7PA rations vt"!! be ot-,ne by the mnipern; LAY'S county affIcers and the junior POTATO CHIPS AMOUR CANNED MEATS leaders. MINESWEEPER HITS PIER After *he aress revue the Lrg. Twin Bags 49C winners:. of all the events will CHARLCYSTON, S. C. IP —A be ante:tinced and 6ictures will Navy n:r eepm- apprirently be made by • 12" press. lrt p:wer. wrCe ...rig up the BREEZE. Corned Beef 49c CrFlper River• Wedhes...tay. a n a cashed into pier. Herz:: F SOAP POWDER SILVER DUST LUX LIQUID 27 File... Y-ung; 47, a p.er vsorker, was Giant Size 79C SOAP POWDER New. King Size in she -ash'. (CoM , rwed from Page 'One) Reg. Size 87C 34C fr Demirel RINSO BLUE B nr- Ssr Harlan; Granville Th erns. E.' r-. and 'Thunman Reg. Size LIFEBOUY — SURF Ham'. L nt in the Republi- Reg. Size „. can te- rr.Bry The Drtri ierats in Reg. Size • UGLDEN th• 7 Z•rf•• W. D. Scalf. Ber- YELLOW le ur ' -• 29' nena.. Evarts, and mi.: Walton Cupp, Coe- RED CROSS 29 ri • GOLD SEAL MACARONI H1POLITE COOPERATION SOUGHT SNOWY BLEACH -3ANANAS lb, 1 WAP'4 P ,tae.d IP —A del- c Marshmallow Cream NEW TEXAS mat ' top P.,!:silt eeneirretic e x'- -_.: en route •. M scow 7 Oz. 11 • Pada) "ckscuas cread_t f yr 25' 29' even 1- • cooperati m " KARO SYRUP lead' LIMIT STARCH S'ellanJeclerehowcki said BLUE LABLE ARGO STARCH the' Jcs wiuld ce'ver brth cur- CABBAGE lb- 5 1 rent a n...m.c agreernents and Lrg. Can rb", 47c Fresh Crispy - 1 Lb. Bag Fr. • -tor' the 1960-65 per. d. 2°15 IPIOP M rmh ••• GOLD SEAL WAXTEX UNDERWOOD GLASS WAX WAX PAPER DEVILED HAM ,.:?,iCARROTS 2i 19c 100 Ft. 23C BIG.BROTHER - Lrg. 21 2 Can FRUIT COCKTAIL 39c -Pt. 49C • 3fi3r 37' • KRAFT 8 Oz. FRENCH DRESSING pI 25c PARTY PACK Qt. SWEET PICKLES 39c

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