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• IN OUR 76th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, March 14, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LX.R.V1 No. 62 Rotary Seen &I-lewd Letters Bring Replies SAFETY IN NUMBERS Strikes Put Over 65,000 Around From Several Foreign Clubs Out Of Jobs In The South The International Service Com- He enclosed a pamplet of Swit- mittee of ATLANTA V —A nine - state about 90 per cent MURRAY the Murray Rotary Club zerland showing the scenic and of the railroads strike of union telephone workers is in the midst of a Project which historic points of interest. of the nation have accepted the will undoubtedly started today and within hours the compromise sa improve relations Joseph Hungs. president of plan proposed by a the main BirmIngnam l between a small segment of the Ostende, to New Orleans presidential ernergeney committee Mr. and Mrs. Karl Frazee must Belgium club wrote that United States and an equal area although cable was severed in what a South- after a threatened strike in 19fi3. derive a lot of pleasure from their Ostende 'was very badly in forty-five foreign nations. ern Bell spokesman wild was "de- The railroads involved pLee on Main street. damaged and suffered heavily from ! soy they D. L. liberate sabotage." will ( Divelbiss. chairman of the enemy action during the last War, nut adopt any plan requiring committee and Prentice Lassiter, and The strike. acneduled to begin compulsory wage deductions. ulaid across from sea floods in 1953, it a member of the committee have has, owing at 6 a. m.. EST, ill the Southern The Communitations Workers 1 fArelinet af the min of the nthe to the indomitable of written a letter to a Rotary Club spirit of Bell territory, put approximately America demanded a substantial el.orentary school on South Thir- its population, already in forty five different nations. fully recovered 50.000 union telephone workers off general wage increase for its mem- teenth street This will carry the from its dreadful The letter described the Murray experiences'. the job. Picket lines were set up ber employes, but the detailed Water that has been washing a Rotary Chib and the city of Mur- at many points two hours ahead terms of the ditch across the Mr. Hung, ended his letter to donand hove never campus. ray. of expiration of 1 Mr. Lassiter with 'trusting that the old contract- ben disclosed, The points of interest in Murray, some day we will have last midnight. Contract negotia- , The Major point of disagree- It won't be known for sure whe- the agree- Galloway County and Western able surprise tion s have not bragken off, how- ment -between the telephone 11•$.her the first and second to receive the visit com- !by graders ever. Kentucky were described in the of some of your members . pany and Its union employes has eh 4''of the city and county will get on letter. Lassiter expressed a feeling tour in Europe, we A Southern Bell spokesman said been over the company's i the polio shots, until about du extend efforts to April of goodwill and cooperation an the at Birmingham the company was write into .1 meanwhile our very best regards a new °tantrum a ban on 10. offering letters. and heartiest wishes to all our a $5,000 reward 'am per- "wildcat strikes" which it said Seven answers have already been Murray Rotarian friends, sons responsible" for the cable caused frequent local . 1, Mans are being made however, and beg tieups in received from some of the .letters you to accept for yourself. cut. service. to go ahead .with the inoculations. dear and are from widely scattered Mr. chairman, our amiable Weary company and Union nego- Southern Bell had offered l so when the green light comes, thou- a wage points of the world. ghts.' tiators called a halt to their mara- increase of II to $4 things will be seedy. a week totaling Countries included are Italy: Eric Beyer, chairman of thon discussions at 8:45 a.m. after about 56.000.000 a year — — the but this 'a Lausanne. SwAzerland; Ostende. International Serviee Committee being in session since 11 a. m. Sun- was spurned because " I1 There la Alie' danger in the of it was shots Belgium; Copenhagen. Denmark; the Copenhagen, day Another meeting was sched- coupled ''.whatauever. Denmark Rotary with a demand for a no- Essen, Germany.; Capetown, South uled for 2 club sent his best wishes to the p.tn. today. I/ strike clause, and because it would Africa: Goteborgs. Sweden. Another Murray Rotarians big strike tar in the cover only about 45.000 employes. TV commercial songs still ring Stephen Crump, member ram' ar t A. of ,Hans Krawhal in his letter from South today — a walkout of 15.000 -- -- throughout the house. Eating din- the International Contact Com- the Essen, Germany club said employes of the Louisville and ner the other day one of the kids mittee of the Milan, Italy club TWO MEN reach to that 'we think at is necessary join Nude as they battle a roartng torrent in a street of Maitland, Australia. Nashville Railway system. wanted 90TYIS crackers so he gave 'industrial Maitland Cold Front Pushes 7 wrote that Milan was the that young people learn the cond- Is one of the towns kit hard by floods in New South Wales. (fetereationed) About 20 operators walked off it out to the tune of Dragnet. arlowit It and financial center of Italy and itions of foreign life in other their jobs at 4 p.m. from Southern Down Into Deep went Imething like, -Pass the is a city bf 1.390,000'. He extended countries.' He added that 'we Bell's headquarters building in crackers. p-1-e-a-e-e." PVT. GLENN EAKFR South Today Murray Rotarians an invitation to accept your greetings in Rotorian downtown Atlanta They Immed- SAILS FOR GERMANY Gunman Holds Plane - veeney attend their meeting at the Hotel iately set up ----- spirit as a symbol for understanding picket lines there. By More excitement when our eat Duomo any Tuesday 12:30. Passengers Most Money' UNITED PRESS at At Bay Picket lines and fraternity between nations Pvt Glenn T Eaker son also formed at other A cold front dragged in the other night obvious- Paul Dufour, secretary of the of Mr. whi_h touched off all over the world' and Mrs points in the south by 6:01 a.m. a i dly frurn an altercatIon Charlie Eaker of Murray NEWARK. NJ I? death-dealing tornado drove deep a His left Lausanne. Switzerland Rotary club Vf J Savage of the Cape Town, —A crazed when W A Smallwood. district Route four left this morning from di- into Dixie today and high leg or foot was injured in some wrote that 'the main idea iof airhne imssenger terrorized- 30 fel- Is Going rector March South Africa club says that his of the Communication Work- Camp Kilmer, New Jersey for winds fanned vast forest fires Way and he refused to walk on it. Rotary) being that the principles low passengers and the plane's ers of in club is doing its best in 'living Germany. America. CIO. said "the three southern of Rqtary are well in mind, and crew for five tense minutes Sun- states. In up to the motto 'Service Above strike is on.'• The The entourage was after much day night with unpredictable 'March weath- ne' 5 made this this we are looking as It is not known what his exact a piece of wood To Asia Smallwood added that "negotia- er was turning its full force morning up to Dr Converse to as possible'. Gotenborgs, Sweden Rotary location in Germany will Vie at that he said Was a gun tions are on it ire The continuing" with the com- the Southland. see what could be dune with this time. le Club sent in their letter a picture- The passenger. pany even after the strike dead- 151. inSured member. i`01 who identified By ARTHUR J. OLSEN A cold wave moved into the sque folder of the City of Cote- line. The negotiators had been in Slaughter To himself as Edward Koen. a former United Press Staff northern Midwest, but springlike Ken borgs. Correspondent session all netted. Boston policeman, stood up in the WASHINGTON temperatures dominated NW. Disk obliged the kids by IP --President The 'catch of Head Mayfield Mr Lassiter said that he felt aisle shortly before the railroad's last attempt to the nation. dating al8 ma, ia try aed Local Men To Eastern Eisenhower reported to Congress Ohio River flood watch, that by writing the letters to the Airlines plane prevent its strike ended Saturday were contact Dr Converse He was Junior Chamber landed here use a today that the United States now falling and ,gentle itioda out forty-five afternoun with the reatini ro: different clubs, that some Attend Convention flight from Washington With one is pumping the bulk of its the flowed across the Southwest of his ear at the time sr they foreign Kentucky measure of good will be felt and hand thrust in his aid Court of Appeals to Bowl" area. didn't get to hear him call in. Ken Slaughter was elected presi- coat pocket. into economically - retarded ed promulgated Wayion Rayburn. jumor past grant all injunction er temporary dent of the Mayfield Junior Cham- he arrnounced dramatically "Don't areas - especially Asia - as the But in South Carolina's peach- 'tsr:s head consul. and E Leon Collie, restraining order against the 15,000 ber anybody move. I've got a gun" best way to build up the growing belt two persons In spite of his injured leg, the of Commerce recently He free non-operating were its head escort of the Head Camp of world's security employes. dead, at cut raised Up when he was put succeeds Dwight Timmons. Passengers said Koen continued and prosperity. least five were injured Kentucky, both of Murray, will The rail workers of the and scores next to a small pup In the room Other officers elected were. to stand menacingly in the aisle In his seml - annual report on of homes were dts Teenagers Not attend the Kenhucky state con- and its affiliates. the Nashville stroyed with the cages in it. Fred Heflin. internal vice presi- when the plane landed the mutual security program or damaged in the wake vention of the Woodmen of the Chattanooga and St. Louis and the of a dent: Wesley Mayhugh, external Going To Dogs After the landing, he ordered covering the last half of 1954. the vicious twister. World Late Insurance Society, Clinchheld lines, called their Bees vice president; Gilbert Killebrew. someone to open President Alr Masses Mrs. 01He Adair says that the door to the indicated this shift in strike in Clash March 20 to '22, in the Seelbach a dispute over a health The tornado, can receive visitors at the hospi- secretary: and Dr J. B Washam. CHOCAGO (IP — Teenagers- pilot's compartment and told the emphasis to underdeveloped coun- springing norm Ifif Hotel, Louisville. and weLane dedustion plan The leading tal now He will be there about treasurer 30,000 of them - have served no- Capt. A L Nelson, not to tries will continue. edge of a bank of cold .V worker's, beiongeng to unions of car air, three more weeks. Directors named were James P. tice that today's youth isn't going Roy Claypool. move. Nelson thought the man was 'The underdeveloped countries raked three Smith Carolina News Bowling Green, men, machinists, signal men and Crawford, E. K Linney and Con- to the dogs.' joking but Purser hold the bulk of the counties Sunday night with head consul, will preside The Curtis Ivey world's pop- cheeutication, ripping Conaell The teenagers ulation, elan that winds and c 1k bad flu, pneumonia, then a rad Carroll. jammed Chicago's ether Head Camp officers who will shouted, "This is no eake. Call occupy the largest part of hail the sae of golf huge balls heart attack The new officers will be installed International Amphitheatre take part in the program are the cops." its land area, constitute the major Soulniand May Sunday in a 'Chicago source The small in -. youth rally' James II Godrrran, Falmouth, ad- Nelson ducked back in the com- of its key minerals and Crittenden Named farming town of Ridge to map their raw Spring got He's eut from under the oxygen Slaughter has been very active own war against ju- viser. Jesse F Weldon. Madison- partment and radioed the tower materails and contain many the worst of it. Almost ced l( iri Junior Chamber of Commerce venile delinquency. for help of its most valuable military bases.' On Wesleyan Team every building in two tent now ville, banker; L J. Williams, was de- Game work since the :reorgan- So many youngsters he said. stroyed or damaged club was turned out Louisville.. clerk: Paul E. Whitaker, When police with drawn guns and two per- Pena. ized here .several years ago that only 15.800 could 'It is not difficult OWENSBORO, March 14 IP — sem!, Busk Coats. 60, cram their Owensboro. watchman; Jack V. swarmed around the plane. Keen to perceive, and Ree Ann He was manager of the first way into the therefore, why it Three Louisville Cardinals were Cary, 3, were amphitheatre arena. Kohler, Pleasure Ridge Park, ordered the passengers to leave. is in our interest killed as they ran Cs named Jaycee Christmas basketball The other 15,000, may of whom sentry Alter the passengers filed out, to be deeply concerned with the on the Kentucky Wesleyan from a tenant house.. feature) Hospital News all - opponent 1 tournament held here in 1953. and had stood in line five hours, filled followed by Hostess Peggy Good- stability of these countries, their team announced The nearby towns of Edgefield. Charles today. served as .v.ice president of the the adjoining exhibition hall and Ray. IVLayfieid, is repre- rich -police boarded the plane and rates of economic growth, their Johnston, Monetta and Batesburg rale Fridley's complepte re.ord follows: Mayfield Clothiers Kitty League watched the rally on a closed cir- sentative, and Pat McCuiston. arrested Koen. ability to meet the enlarged re- Phill Rollins and John Prudhoe, akso were hard hit and widespread osidel baseball team last year The club television screen Pembroke, quirements of Louisville, were damage Census 26 cuit • alternate The auditors A search revealed the "gun- was of their people, and the both named to was reported in the area's Jaycees A the first Adult Beds 60 was operatedsby the 19-year-old high school senior. are Judge Charles A. Walter, only a small piece of wood, held success of their present efforts to five along with Howie big peach orchards. Slaughter Crittenden. Emergency Beds 34 is employed by Time Robert Miller. sounded the key- Louisville, A. G. Knight, Falmouth; realistically in his pocket. strengthen themselves and move of Murray. Art Hell- Actaarexinying rains spread over Finance Company here note of the rally Gene forward wig, of Rhode Patients Admitted 7 D Ray, and Elwood Newsom, Koen was taken to Newark po- in freedom by the demo- Island, and Jun northern Alabama. northern Geor- FATES 'The experts agree Mayfield: KVatic procedses appropriate Iteed.• of Texas Tech gia Patients Dismissed I that less Howard J Stone. Prince- lice headquarters and held for a to and most of South Carolina. than 5 per cent of ton. Second New Citizens 3 our group is mental examination. their own society ' five seldtions were hurt the moisture didn't get as t Patients admitted from noon Grades To Play out of line.' he said. Expand Asia Operations.. Charley Tyra, of Louisville, How- far south as the areas in Georgia, 'And yet much of the adult think- He said that an the last six ard Alexander. of Wednesday to 4 00 p.m Friday. Georgetowm; Alabama and Florida where huge Basketball ing that appears news 15, ON TRIAL IN GIRL'S MURDER months Bob I! Mee Joe 13 Harnison, Rt. 1, in our chan- of U S aid activity 'there Walker. of Evansville. Dick forest fires raged through tinder- 'I Hardin; Mrs Eugene nels would indicate that all youth was a significant acceleration of Brott, of Denver, and Jo Smith dry woodlands. Sowell and Tomorrow night at 7:00 the baby girl. Calvert City. is rapidly going to the dogs operations in Asia . . where Com- of South Caroline. -• • More Mr. Arlie fifth grade of Miss Tarry and Bodies Reesieete4 Key Beach. Rt. I. 'You and I resent that general munism is stepping up its efforts To the north, Kirksey: Miss the fifth grade of Miss Doherty the weather re- Sharee Antonio Myers. opinion. We want to assume our of expansion.' lented on Rt 4, will play each other At 8.00 Mr. Burley Meeting areas- sahib weathered Murray; Mr. %Vanden responsibilities . . We want to The 65-page report said 930 flood waters, H. Palmer, Taylor's sixth grade will meet tornadoes, and dis- 1005 Pearl. Paris, Tenn stand up and be counted on the million dollars in mutual aid funds Will Be astrous dust ; Master Mr, McCoy's sixth grade. Coaches Held storms last week. Stephen Mark Wilson, right side: • have been programmed for Middle The swollen Rt 3, Mur- will be. tor Tarry. Joe Orr; Ohio River, sending ray. Mrs. Luther Another senior, 17-year-old Janet Eastern, /Lean and Pacific. coun- The U. S Department of Agri- its flood crest Eichrison, Rt. Doherty. Charles Walston; Taylor, rolling down to- Ford, asked:_plyine guidain4.. tries 'for other than military culture 4. Murray: Mrs James Hutchins as- is culling a series of meet- wards the MisSisaippi, was drop- Tommy Ruateng; and McCoy. Max In delivering rally's invoca- sitance ,nd baby boy. Rt 1, Murray; the and direct forces support' ings pn the Burley Belt to give ping rapidly in Indiana, Farris. Adrrussion will be. 10 and tion. Janet said 'We live in a during the fiscal year Muss Regina Lynn Stone, Rt. I, ending next Burley growers first hand infor- It hit a 445 flood crest at Evans- 25 cents world where we are burdened with June 30 Benton; Master Reginald McNutt, mation and facts with regard to ville Sunday and 80 families driven The Little Tigers will play the heavy 405. h W Main St. a load which is almobt too This represents the largest seg- the existing production and from their homes Murray, Mrs. Little Colts tonight in the area were at, 6:30 in much to bear. ment of the $5,300.000.000 program marketing y.• arles Burkeee and baby boy. problems not expected to get back until mid. the Murray High gym. The B 'Juvenile delinquency is a threat for fiscal 1955 aside s 4t 3, Murray; Master Lars from military The meeting in this area will week. Fer- game will be played first, then foundations sr states On 1 4,ison, 504 to the of society in our aid. Provision of military equip- be at Hopkinsville in the Upstresm, Walnut St. Murray. tame. Farm the falling waters Agriculture the A land. We realize that the bad rep- ment and training and advances of Bureau fitilding st 10.00 a m. on yielded three bodies in Ohio They Mississippi utations earned by a few of us funds and commodities to support Friday. March 18 brought to at least seven the total hard. Report will not be easy for the rest of defen-se programs still' accounted STATE HIGH SCHOOL of "Ohio flood victims. than In 1111516 WEATHER us to destroy: for the bulk of aid program TOURNAMENT' Irl the Southwest, government President Eisenhower, along with The report said actual shipments A & P Truck weathermen foresaw no reaump- REPORT sports and show-world celebrities, of military 'hardware' in the last ay UNITED PRESS Driver Killed tiny) of the savage winds which gave a boost to the rally, which six months of 19M amounted to Parings and Schedule churned up dry topsoil into huge was sponsored by the Chicago 51.100,800000 of which NATO coun- Wednesday. FRANKFURT —Two drivers orange March 18 newspaper, and chocolate; clouds last ield Daily News. a Knight tries, Spain and Yugoslavia re- and 7:30 p.m - Hazard vs Glasgow one unidentified man burned week. and the city's key clubs ceived 700 million dollars worth. '-'L a:15 to death early today when The situatinn ‘L,1 p. m. Pikeville an 11 senores, vs. was still Cen- Mr. Eisenhower sent a telegram Europe Get 7 BlIallon 5 tral City A. di P., Tea Co. truck collided however. an Colorado congress- ,;tbd Live saying 'I am gratified that young These shipments 'brought the Thursday. head-sin with a beer truck on US. men feared little March 17 men and women are undertaking total of U S. militaryaid actually could be done By UNITV.H PRESS 9 a.m. - St. Xavier 421 about three miles south of to rave the state's vs Bracken responsibility for leadership in the delivered since 1949 to $10,500.000.- winter wheat Southwest Kentucky -. 0o. here. crop. Partly solution of perplexing problems 000 European countries received cloudy and warm this afternoon 10:45 a.m. - The victims were Vincent Rice. Olive Hill Vs Newport facing youth in a great city today. more than 7 billions of this amount. - -- with scattered showers late in 2 p.m. • Clay Louisville, driver of the grocery VETERAN Co. vs. Somerset I congratulate all of you ...' Near Eastern and African coun- REPRESENTATIVE afternoon High 70 Considerable 3:46 truck: Harry Murry, Wincheeter, p.m. - Henderson vs Shel- tries got $1 000.000,800 and Asian HERE NEXT WEEK rloudinesd warmer and rather driver of the beer truck, and a byville Notice and Pacific countries nearly $2.- j windy with ahowers and scattered passenger in the beer truck whose 7:30 p.m. - Dawson Springs vs The Euzelian Sunday Sitbool 000.000.000 B. D Niabet. a Contact Repre- 'thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday Adair identity could rtot be leaned IT Co. Clans of the First Baptist 'Ir.-hot-eh im- sentative of the Kentucky Disabled Lev., tonight 52 High Tuesday mediately. in 9.15 p.m. . Berea vs Mayfield will hold its regular monthly Ex-Service Men's Board will be I 70s. State police said Friday. March 18 meeting at seven-thirty o'clock Notice there were no present on Wednesday. Match 23 Murray Chapter witnesses to the accident. 2 p.m. and 3:45 p m - Upper tonite at the home of Mrs. C. 0. No 50 of the Which at the American Legion Home in TEMPERATUREW Makarewice, Disabled took - place about bracket quarter • fidals Bondurant on Olive. Group VII SIX-FOOT Peter 15, ta led fisk court by guards in American Veterarts will 3:20 ale. CST. Murray to assist veterans and High Yesterday 69 7 Dedham. Mart_ where he lb on trial In the strangle-slaying Legien The wreckage blocked 30 p. en. and 915 p.m - Lower will have charge of the arrange- of meet sat the Home at 7.45, traffic on their depenclmts with claims .1-ow Last Night Geraldine Anne/a. 15. • neighbor. Hs la accused of killing the highway 37 bracket quarter - finals ments. her Tuesday. March 15th All members until 9 a m before He will be present from 900 In • garage near his some last Nova. ilstorsiattosol) are urged to attend. it could be cleIred away. a.an. until 3.00 p.m. •

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4.144•14m4mma -THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KEN'UCKY MONDAY. MARCH 14. 1955 PAGE TWO ...... WWWWW01100•11018.11•• KEI as cabin on March 8. Refreshments were served and We said the girl Scout promise. exe went home. Everyone had Parade Cherry Corner got our Girl THE LEDGER & TIMES Sports Scout :.7ookies. We a wonderful time., What's - I played two andcor games and Fri. March 4, we met at the 1.1.DGER A TIMES PUBLISHING COMPealla Inc. one outdoor game. We had our home of our leader Mrs. E. W. .: E'*' YORK :01 The. old base ed anneuraemeat that he was -meelaiateii. al the Mon 1.eugei, The Calloway Times, and The News, rriendghip .-tvircie an then went Outland and worked on our baskets. ball urge Is taking its grip on Ted through. Fienes-Hei Alia October 20. lead. alia the West Kentecklan, Januare Doing home. Dues were collected and we went Williai again and it can be said , 1Y42. Finencially. Williams is one of , home. with Mir certainty today that he The stork finally arrived and the most successful iren in sports. LEADER - Mr,. Orb o Sprunger JAMES C WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER will be back in the Boston Red left Mr and Mrs. E. D. Winchester With The acalit.on to a host of Scribe - Parnelia Jones Sox fold by March 20 - and for In other inter- a baby girl, born at the Murray Crus Tre.op 12 met Friday night at NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO.. 131le more years iif play ests, he and golfei Sent Snead Hospital Sunday Night. Feb.. '27. PEAR AlirCeugh three the Gni Scout Cabin for Michigan are partners an a flow-baling f SCOUTS their Marla begin using Monroe, Mendell*. Tenn., 25d Park Ave.. New • Yak; 307 N. The king clouter o: this era an- She has been named Joyce Ann When a cough regular monthly sleepout. Each foadoothing, re- ChiLego, 80 /El.olyston St. Boston. t:1g teckle firm in Miami and they and weighed lbs floz. Creomulsion quiet. noumaid attei a narrowing season 7 irl prepared her help. You'll are campleting a series of fishing own evening laxing, phlegm loosening • last year that he iViis through. meal and like as results better than other medi- Ate reserve the right to reject -any Advertasine Letters to the Editar. pictures for television. Yet The little Miss arrived on her breakfast. The troop Their.- were a host of reasons, phy while LEADER - Mrs Bill Wallace cine or di-moist refunds your money. hes! grand-mother Parker's is working for sewing badge. 3t Puhic Voice items which ut our opinion are not tar the Ted loves fishing. baseball-and birthday. Assist. Leader - Mrs. Alton Rodgers No narcotics. Pleasant to take. acel and mental. Each one just completed a pair aterest of our readers. particularly tutting a baseball - Also, was the birthday of Mrs. Scribe - ,,Tina Sprunger But, to quote a, line made fam- uf pillow ca-ses. :a; almost 20 years has been el- Ladle Outland and Mr. Roy dame- CREOMUCSION IRIBSCRIPTION .1tATES. By Carrier n Murray. per week 15e. per nue by- former Commissioner A. B. Troop 15 Met The girls are no',* selling cookies tacit Colds, Acute Bronchitis mast a way of life with hint. And er e ar Th---e-atergeatit Palie•00 aewes, lateen 6.-ac In Calloway and adioin.ng counties, per year e3 50; else- Chandler, Williams truly "loves' Cabin on March 1. to buy dome things fur the Seoul 4 not even a successful man 'sneers /ben. 5:350 baseball." The writer kept the children. We called the meeting Grin and to buy supptico to work at a 5100.000 a year baseball sal- to order Almost everybody in the genie, of Mrs. Winchester. Bill and Betty. then took up our dues. NV III) ary. Funeral Wreaths Entered at the PORL Office, Murray. Kentucky. for transmission as lexespt rival pitchers, is hoping while she was in the hospital. We had a visitor who wants Second Class Matter i tly.it he chemges his decision Right So now that the desire has re- Bill had to miss school during to beceme a stout Leader. Her TROOP 24 and Sprays it is whispered in certain turned, you can expect him beck. the week because of a cage of the name is Mrs. Dye. We discussed Scribe - Faye Cole MONDAY. MARCH 14. 1955 Art;stically Arranged cerarters, he is convinced that he and for those three big years. ." mumps. our Check-Po A Check-Po is Broanie Scout Troop 24, met should give It another try. a bag that has supplies for school. on' Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 There e as an interesting Book WOMAN'S CLUB They are for Korean children. March 9, in the home of our A STRONG FORCE Three Reasons • Review at Cherry Corner Church We had a friendship circle and leader Mrs. Norville Cole. Roll Last Saturday the Ledger anti Times published a list !. Three things apparently have last Thursday presented by Miss. Stars Signed To went home. was called and all were present. tended to change his mind: Ruth Houston, and there was a /111.1.1fR SHIIL of the accomplishments of the Murray Woman's Club His We had our investure and re- enthusiasm film shown Members of the W.M.S. renewed to comoete in Production ceived our Brovolie pins. We 15th at Poplar -- Call 479 over the past year. reported a good time. Mrs. Ethel game he really enjoys; the fact LEADER: Mrs. Bill Wallace had an outdoor play time, If is an imposing list both from a financial stainipoint that he is feeling bettei physically Janet Blair and Eddie Albert Ward aasisted Miss Houston. Mrs Assist Leader- - Mrs Alton "The Best For Less" Rogers Refreshments by two of ion have_been signed by the Jim MeCrury was a visitor and from a civic standpoint. than he has I several years. and bldsmobile Scribe - Tina Spruhger mothers Mrs. D. Dentin and el: hts failure. to sum the batting Dealers of America to star in their Troop 15 met at the scout We Clot) The W M S met at the church Berry were furnished. wilt to congratulate the Murray Woman's pion.s-ntp last year merely betause new productian of -A Connecticut for an all day program on Friday for holding such a prominent place in the community he lacked a few times at bat. Yankee' which will be presented to observe the week of prayer LEADER - Mrs. Everett W. Outlet ' is no secret that Williams was on NBC-TV Saturday Night. March life of Murray and we wish also to say that this club is for home missions Mrs Rey Lass- Girl Scout loam 10 met Ir• dissatisfied with the results of the 12 from 9 ti, 1.0:30 EST. Warning Is 15 at the Murray Woman's cle ep_sake was leader and Mrs. Don e iter K EVANGE115- a strong force in the community. • 1954 se-ason Which he had tabbed CIAMs N WaXes ernp The famous Brosilway musical Outland Ails devotional leader. Hoetse and a report of what e It is a highly organized club with efficient - officer as his hst Has .345 batting aver- porters in comedy, written by Richard Rod- are doing was given Some age should have given her his Mrs Hassel Shelton will be plans for a and has always responded when called on aid in gers. Larry Hart and Joseph Fmk& Given On the things are shellcraft, weave. , will take It . sixth American League batting beader of the Royal Service pro- any worthwhile civic endeavor. is based on the Mark Twain lord, -wrought iron baskets and is land and A cross n but it went to Bobby Avda gram next week at the church 'A Connecticut Yankee in King are planning to do metal trays. 12 Is sailini Our congratulations go to Mrs. L. E. Owens, the re- with a .341 mark because T'ed which will be Tuesday afternoon Arthurd Court.' which once served Stock Disease message wi locked a niter 14 times at bat to at I o'clocf. tiring president of the organizistion, and our best wishes a.- r °turn }Entire vehicle for Lond the necessary 400 AB's. "J1,4 BO" TilIWIAtS M H T W ld h - • id the late Will Rogers It was a Finis Outland is sick of pneum- C little mo All of taus was due to a bad- Frankfort, Ky., Agriculture Corn- revert Broadway revival of the onia "tome practical ae word . at his on RFD 6. Dr. eni•einner Ben 5, Adams bre..e. and you can use the musical which catapulted Vera- ha* issued Butterworth has been to see him a warning to any way yeti Want it He played Ellen to Hollywood stardom all stockmen in twice. Kentucky to be alert iserty six games in 1952 before be- 'A Coonectictit Yankee' tells the for the symptons of scabies in their sheep recelled as Marine filer for story of a man who goes back in Mr. Carl Farris has been .111 yl et ha. 1=00 Five Years Ago Today and cattle. Iterlt UCING Korean combat service Ted mulch Adams reports that Infori time to the adventurous %jays of and he had as his editors. Mr. HOWELL $100.00 outtbreaks of shee_p_ scabies., a JIM MO 1.ellger _and_ Times ..Fiie ed hone 488111 late in 1953 ,•and liniaehthisna no. and 111{3_ _Canki5 MAW-% highly infectious and costly disease, - Wedding Ring $62.50 ,Plielked the' lest 37 games of the Arthur. Oldsmobile hes signed „There have been quiltings in C March 14. 1950 seas.ni. ,hitting 407 to pr.ive he are reported in all seven of the elite -VOA 6tion,,, Boris Karloff. and supporting play- the. bellowing hornee Nei& *scantly Mrs. sessui..-no syr,n, uses vs 5vs 4sis4J that wallop - with the Stated bidder Kentucky.- rota wilt tnelude John Conti and in Gealand. Mrs Jim McCreea, Nos as We teare Ii n 1114 rev '..erns saiiv., wood. Gale Sherwood. Bandit Linn and precept baiave 0,1 (10w, • '• II. Wkters. Si. a former resident of Calloway Mrs Jim McCurstun and Mrs. Dr. L. L. Breeck, State Veter- 114,15,-14 lake. sIreatt (It - SUM tomes. Base ball Rod Alexander will be the featured Charlie Henry_ • d inarian, stated' today 117116.11 a77aLimm 1 , AI/4411M ta h.: • County, died Friday in Muskogee. Okla, according to that the lel Lab end is..., le, a ',re meaner Going into last seauson ne w dancers. Mr and Mrs Tom .7rowe1l. last known case of sheep scabies 1144 Is Its loge all ',,e1-MONIntul AIN,* /sir Furches weird received here today. mehtally d.stressed by domestic OW Is. Sofa, orl.on The Oldsmobile show will be whose house burned a few Vitel.A5 In Kentucky was in 1952 He recalls MAIMit&e yaw finale $ea INFORMATT. affads and in his very first work- sew bal Bel esly. ter Ruh 1..ie Scot JEWELRY STORE He was the brother of Mrs. W J. McCoy and an broadcast in both black and white ago near the Aubry Earns grocery that the State suffered a serious 0"d°, faill Os mimeses sad b t.l °my Frad .kf out %with the Red Sox took a bad 113 S. 4th Si Phone 192J that late Ntri:. Karher Elrat-h. . _ And curnisauale color. .and ii an- on Coneidcl_elideway_ are building .cuthnzak .of the disease about 14 1 All tiknilE CO. r O. Boi741. tarn. Its. ,sicultidd-TTIT -wale-44 sever tiimbieabd iuffered other in the monthly series id again at the 'tame place,. in fact yoars ago which required several Merit Raara R. S. Bell. father of Rev. Geotge Bell of the Fir-1 shoulder After surgery, Lecture. spectacular Broadway musical hits look like, they will soon..set to years to eradicate and cost the Kentucky re: Methodist Church here, died yesterday it his home in he attempted too quick a return praduced far Oldsmobile Mix move in. Illiallems of elblialniatlaablib net answered. end pained him all the shoulder Liebman ADDADINE are caused by a parasite, earned the 1955-56 Halls. Tenn. He was, 74. season. That. pluee his pnvate oor- scab mite This trite pricks the Directory to funeral was The held today at the Methodist Church lies, pushed tam intio' a disgust- skin and sucks the animals blood. MAX H. CHURCHILL order that t in Halls.. WHO OWNS THE WATER? The puncture becomes inflamed. the book n FUNERAL HOME Conning a small red spot with This will Hiram Tucker of Murray ,seas appointed New-Com- 0.) a slight exudation of serum This immediately Superior Ambulance Service mander of the Local Veterans of Foreisrn Wars post Livestock serum forms the scab from which of classifyins Equipped With Osrren here last night. He succeeds Ralph McCuiston. the disease takes its name The preparing du first symptom of the disease is 31 t N. 4th St., Murray, Ky.-Phone 98 said Jaseph, Named to -Sr. Vice-Commander was John Shroat... Market itching by the animal, causing director of th -THE FRIENDLT FUNERAL HOME- Groover Parker was elected Jr. Vice-Commander. Pres- the . wool to become roughened ts a joir.: pu _ ton Orr will serveas trustee one year while W T Mc- and' broken. The animal becomes and the St.. ' • ST LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK- restless and spends niuch time nitres Clime is named to a twv-year trusteeship. YARDS aloe_ - Livedock, oiting and rubbing the effected The Vitave- Club of 04 Music Department of Murray Hogs 8 000 Moderately active. The darer. !pots, finally losing fhe wool off Murray Ready Mix Co. uneven Barrows arid Alta strong *Tour I buyers' dui( State College Will present Mr. Harr -Lee Neale in a large area and leaving scabby veva 1. Ornittetr Need to 15 rents higher. Oigh_ts under busmen:- adr -sores Sheep weakened from stabiles Phone la..to Slat.rsy. concert-TonIght lit ft 15 the Recital -MB- Of the Mile 180 lbs at full advance: sows un- every;. Kende readily fall victims to other dis- Arts Building. • changed Bulk choice 180 to 220 be listed in ease and - many such sheep die. lbs 15 50 to 1600. half deck moet- and wI1 tal These concerts. giten at intervals at the College, af- Dr. Breeck warns that because ly choice No 1 and 2 16 10 220 the opport in: of the similarity of scabies to fords opportunities to the local people to near ti,e to 240 lb- 13.15 to 1580'. few to DOES lANDOwNFA OWN markets f •r DOES WATER BELONG TO MAN ON WHOSE DOWN TO CENTER OF other disease, diagonals of this world's great musit played by musicians who apprec:- 15.75. 140 to 270 lbs 14 75 to 1523; ucts • LAND 17 !AILS, DOES WATER BELONG EARTH TNCtuDFNG SUB- ' disease is best made by a capable, small lots 270 to 320 lbs 14 25 to IN WHICH Ti ORIGINATES, TERRANERN WATERS AND ate and understarY01\ it. TO STATE i.i veterinarian Eczema. wildfire, Tee d.rectr 1475: 150 to 170 lbs 1473 to 1525; CAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ASSERT ANY MAY NE PULL WATERS 1 . summer sores, rain rot, shears titers ii -e .Girl Scout Troop' 4 met Monday' afternoon. March sow! 450 lbs dowe 1373 to 1425: CONTROL Of INLAND WATERS IN °PROST.. FROM UNDERNEATH and inflammation of the sebascrous heavier sows 1250 to 13.25. boars TION TO R.GHTS Of OWNERS OR STATES? NEIGHBOR S LAND, hT-T7efie 12th at the home of their leader. Mrs. A. R. Austia. glands' are often mistaken for and alt,r-i,set , to 1100 Routine business was transactel after which the troop scabies. ',. Cattle 1.800. Calves 500, Limited Or+Cf• inf-r- a Commissioner Adams stated that enjoyed a birthday party celebrating the 3tSth birthday :supply of steere making up hard- - otteens: tvhile no quarantine is now being ly five loads These mostly high d of Girl Scouting 'in America. for Kentucky, the geod -Seth- ans contemplated and ra,i, r commercial A Lynn Gro\•• High School PTA banquet will 4e held situation is being watched closely - sales steady at 29--to 22.25: Thnni no that proper action may be , now March 22fid at 7 o'clock in the evening, at tile school heifers -nd mixed yearlings about for tr. taken without delay He urge: that TOO ANY PAY S? shed' s steady: commercial and good-- 17 gym. any farmer who plans te buy I to 2000. rows at,,trt 25 per cent 4 kit- ary Row on sale and may be purt hosed sheep outside - If Kentucky should Tic front-- . at receipts, ,.pening abut •teady Consolidate! Get the advantages of only ONE notify the Divisiok, a. Livestock Kirksey Mrs. Gnri:‘,1: cr,:tich. Mrs. Gene Rogers , or from the but slow Utility and commercial ploc• to pay . only ONE payment each month Sanitation St Feapktort so that cows 11 te./ 1380.. canner and cut- as much as 50% less than present paym•rifs- Meeting school. , agency may check at the point ter cows 9' to 1100. bulls steady. has• more money from each pay chock. You con of origin to determine if the • L' sty_ iir,dd commercial bull.. 13 to alse get additional cosh if in or located in an infected necessary. Come 950 to 12 50. flock is 4a" 14.40, cuter phone today for full information. mesa Adams pointed out- that such MARCH 22nd vealers and calve. steady and ac- MAY 01INERS PULL UP DOES MAN ALONG STREAM HAVE VESTED steps had been effective ' during tive Go, -d and cm ec• veal -re 18 Loans 810 to 8300 WATER AND CARRY IT RIGHTS MI STRfAM1 . DOES 14E10111101 the preven- thru MARCH 27th the past five years in AUDITORIUM to 25 007ii-as prune 27- 00 commer- AWAY TO DISTANT 140M HAVE SUCH RIGHTS' BIFTIND - tem . of anthrax, cattle katiaes, 44>, cial- ral itio•d sealers 14 00 to 18 Eitt0S1 MOVE IT FABULOUS NEW SPECTACLE! and swine visicular exenthema Sheep 1 000 Run include. two IROM ONE WATERSHED TOAINCITHER, among Kentucky's livestock pop- lo" Kan'.- el lamb. and ulation. • few s. dor, questions ID.. l inch IteUSTRATED ABOVE are • few of the about water At the present. 19 states. FINANCE,Inc. except 22 head lof 109 lb nati% FRIENDLY tenor Undersecretary Clarence A Davis posed these and stnular ling all of Kentlacky's Inviter 'St,' at 2375. •cattered 1„1, MURRAY q eestions recently, nintine that the asoking of them forma one of import .mtbreaks of sheep scat- -1aughtei iirl ..41 204 Smitli 4M Street the most complicated legal anal asernan problenis of all time. and 9 states irdeluding Ohio arti4 700 Paso* lit 1111 non report eases of cattle' I scabies. THE OLD TICONDEROGA ON HER LAST 'VOYAGE'

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ItIONDAY, MARCH 14, 1955 14. 1955 °TIM LEDGER AND TIME, MURRAY, KENTUCKY • served and PAGE THREE eryone had N'OTIVIE OF SALE 041113120WATIARCUIT COURT Killed A Ls CARTE met at the Mavis Morris, Platntter Daughter SIOUX FALLS- S D - 411 - Mire. E. W. VS Alden Johnson, a milkman, fount_ this note i our baskets. 0. 0. Dublin, Defendant tucked into an eff113: milk bottle ind we went Pursuant to a judgement dated on his route hert "Please pRoPlAw WANT March 10. 1955, . in the above pour about a cupful 01 milk out of one captioned ease. I shall proceed to of the quarts into sell at Public Auction at the dish in the entry for the kit- FOR SALE: the court GOOD COMIleeel. e house door on ten! Thanks a lot." Cough or Bill Boyd at' 1110fICSIV Marsh 28, FOR SALE1 cial lot located down town. Size, Peoples Sank. NOTICE:. BLUE BIRD i begin _using I Lost & CAE& 14E6, at I:00 eciook, pm. or Inert Br feet wide approximately Found 3-16-C open under new roothIng. IC' nu management. about, the followings items: help. You'll 'OR SALE: EXTRA NICE P05 feet deep Will sell at a Sandwiches, short orders rig - real coffee 5 I. Little Office Building situated an other mech.. bedroom suite, walnut burgle Less than $2500. Tucker Losr. TAN & WHTTE PIP, FEMALE HELP cents Maxwell House. finish. WANTED:: Fred Wilker- on the Dublin Used Car Lot on Is your money. bargain. Reel Estate, 502 part sheppard, part hound. Ladies son Exchange Furniture Co. Maple, rah. 483 1Tc Weighs if ambitious and willing to Jr. MIIC East Main Street. to take. all 877. I about 45 lbs. Last seen 5118C in the work, earn good income with 2. Neon Sign. vicinity of the light wires, light - - FOR SALE: College. Call Avun. We went someone bulbs 1:SION GOOD SELieCTION 1218-W. living and other items on the TFc in or near Hazel, WELLS WRATHER PORTRAIT and OR SALE: TWO BUSHEL FINE of Cougrelian. Several to ehuues preferably with Used Cur Lot on East Main Sheet. car and without Commercial phgtograptiy. west potato seed. Bunch Porto from. Exchange Furniture small ohilgren, Pficto Said above enumerated items LOST: BLONDE to represent us in finishing, one day servece. ScOuth hean. C B. Ford, T23- SYcumore. Call 8'77. M11' COCKER SPAN- Hazel. Opening to be sold to the highest and beet IEL dog, in Hardin, side square, Murray. Phone reaths 'hone 1591. M15C 6 months old. Name Ky., also. Write P. 0. 1439 bidder for cash. THOMAS KIIONEY, 47, Charles- Box or 1073. "Sniffles" wears red collar and 465, Owensboro. let.14C M19C Given under town, Mass, is shown at court FOR SALE: BEAIJTIFUL MOD- my hand. this 14 ays rabies tag number 156. Last seen day of March. 1955. In Boston, where he ea. OR SALE: NICE USED REFRI; ern 5 room house, insulated Saturday afternoon at home Brigham charged with the strangle-death sirranged rotor Three to choose from threughout Ele. tree heat. Located 512 Futrell. Sheriff Ex- So. Ilth. Finder Wanted DON'T FORGET, GAB, OIL, AC- of his daughter hange Furniture or, hard Surfave please Call 890-J Callowsy County, Ky. Margaret. 19. Co. Cali 877 street near Col- cessories. hlecleenic on duty Ash- • • . lege Small down Attorney, Waylon The Leading MlOC payment, re- WANTED: land Service Station, hazel. Rayburn maInder 3 ROOM UNFUR- KY- on easy terms, G. I. Loan John Compton, IL Air OR SALE: PLAY PEN, FOR RENT NISHED apartment. MIIP Conditioners CAR transferable. Tucker Real Estate, Private bath 0:. ied. flourescent d4sk and entrance Call lamp. Girls KR Maple, phone 483 Tommy Ger CARD OF THANKS Now offer you 'resses ITC FOR neon at 95 special size 6.'Call RENT: HOUSE Ledger & Drive 333W. Ml5P TRAILER, Times between The famly -In - Call 479 MONUMENTS, SOLID of Charlie Malcolm low prices in order to furnished. Lights & water 8 a.m. & 4 p.m. GRANITE, JR SALE: turtle- 11116NC large sel wishes to express their sincere get KAY SPANISH FOR SALE: 'shed. See ction styles, sizes. Call THEATRE installation in early or Less" YOU CAN PUR- at 1101 Poplar. Kelly appreciation for every kindness liter and raw'. $5000 Original 85. See at Calloway before CHASE beautiful lots for Weeds. Monument the rush. ,st $100. a small M16P JOB WANTED: WILL CARE FOR works. shown them during the illness and D S Warren, 1105 down payment. Vaster Orr, owner. West SUNDAY remainder on easy child in my borne. death of their beloved husband & MONDAY ague Ave. ph. 1446-W. MlOP roe. RENT: FURNISHED APT. Regular oar odd. Main St. Naar Collage. M30C tennis. It's a good time to buy your hours. Day and father. "HOW TO MARRY Call 1680 Three rooms on first or Night. Call Mrs. A DR SAL- lot before' they merease in value. floor. Phone Jas E: 200 ACRE FARM 5304. Lamb, 118-56. 3-15M Especially do they want to MILLIONAIRE" or see need Tucker Real Estate, M HIC FIRST COLOR TELEVISION for cattle, permanent sick sin Maple, thank the kind neighbors for the - Cinemascope - ater. all open phone 483. ITC pioduction in Calloway County, land loned, phos- FOR RENT: FURNISHED 2 ROOM food they prepared. and for every in Technicolor Friday and Saturday, March 17 tated and seeded. Will sell for apt. Utilities furnished. Ronal wreath and every act of starring $25.00 and 18, Murray High Betty Grable, 500 or trade for house and lot Also sleeping School kindness shown in any way Alfred rooms. Call 131-J. by Marilyn Duncan FOR SALE: Auditorium. Make Monroe, and 1 Murray. Tucker Real Estate. USED. DORNIEVE.R 708 °the. NOTICE: your plans to any one. MI4P CALL BOB MOORE attend. Lauren I Davie, phone electric mixer with juicer, good 416. M14C Bacall 219 So, 13th 483,,e ITC for hauling as I have a Dodge TheY will always remember the St. condition, $10.00 FOR RENT: 3 ROOM FURNISHED pickup, also carpenter repair faithfulness of, the doctors and .I SALE: HANDMADE CY- Bird Cage with stand apt. With work, Almost bath, private entrance. call Jim Strader oi nurses, especially Dr. Houston and , . 46 berets. Call 953R4 new Bob Moore, Hill - 68.56. Coll 55 days 1103 Adults. A. G. Outland. 309 Noeth tel. 1258-J. SERVICES OFFERED I Dr. Hobson. . irdner " nights. 4th. MAP Ml6P TN' Phone 181. -- 1.111P May God's richest blessings be FOR YOUR bestowed on every one who helped FOR RENT: 5 ROOM APT.: McCULLOUGH CHAIN SAWS: WARM MR FUR- in any way to make this sad Private entrance. Mrs. Bob Model 33e model. 47, model nacesc anylund of Sheet metal Mc- 4-30, Oddasion bearaible Pest,Fri model work and gutters. Cuistqn, 503 Olive, or cell 33. Ml4c 99. Most outstanding chain Call Hat-hers Tin Mrs. Lonme Malcolm and Child- yaw on the market. See Ocfnner Shop. Ph. 1756. M.15C FOR RENT: FURNISHED, ren. 5 ROOM Implement Cornprany. East Main Service tiOuse, full size basemeht, 100.00 Street.' M15C orroppoof Sareeee -heat. Phis. Wilma '1=1.11M111;111 $62.50 53*. Mlf.P 0' • YOU WANT 11.) RENT A The Whitest Thing In TDWar. washazig machine, cull Mrs. Rich- Fiale Help Wantedt ardelon, phone 74. A7C Will build home according serolia---srwrNo MACILIN BOONE'S LAUNDRI to HELP *ANTED: lies CURB BOY representabve in Murray. F. over 16 years YES, whiter old. Cull 725-W. Bales. Sell:/Cs. Repute contact than a cigarette, as white as a Viceroy Triangle STORE Inn. MHIC Loon ALS Irvin Ption-• filter. Lay Viceroy filter on sheet or shirt cuff, a snow Phone your plans. FHA or G.I. specifi- 193-1 MEC white test. Your laundry should be as white as a NOTICE Viceroy filter. Female Help Wanted TEXACO SERVICE cations for as little as $450 down. Station uader new managernenl WASH DRY and FOLD rig_ht Watson and Wekereon ovalerq t to yozzrrazzai FEMALE HELP WANTED: WO I Your business apprertated, ith Bundle of 151bs. . . . 99c MEN sew easy • brunch coat. spare Chestnut. Ml9P - ?floor or Write today for prcotpt-drliyory off tang, matetiel cut. Instructions CASH and CARRY furnished Proftrable. Write ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES, Ac- EN Shirts, Pants cdeate Style Mfg.. Inc. 22 Pine velopes, up. to 10 x 15. armee and Dresses ironed for SINCLAIR St.. Freep..n. New Yoek. ITP clasp envelopes a any size. tr small extra charge g you nee I clasp envelopes cell 'TRACTOR FUELS • LUBRICANTS HELP WANTED: Valuable Premiums • GREASES SEVERAL Girls at the Ledger and Tunes office on All Cash and Corry Work TUCMR REALTY CO. to address, mail postcards, spare supply GASOLINES • MOTOR department Perfect for SWEATERS PACKAGED IN CELLOPHANE OILS • KEROSENES MURRAY, KY tune every week. Write Box 161. mailing. Belmont, Mass. M1W DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER Me Carlos Jones the FREE PONY 1. to be hp BOONE Apol 30. No MARKETER regieter. Johnson Groccey, a. Family Laundry Sanitone Cleaning Phone 856 12 St. ph.fne 1975 Murray, Ky. 441111RDERItt - --- ITell_fipr NANCY l'Cl'(.4 . By Ernie Biaalasaillai L...,t: I...rt.., LI, Kmg fr c•:,..,. - F.... is. AW--- NANCY, NO-- ri-Norsts There was a ,atio-.1.: room on the I ' ^1 Andrus had ..c sect a prison I. r,,, would steer clear of Regina Pelham 77cTir .r "whtt ot.fr ... Inc first fioer. lii orikin t lace it. PLEASE COME MEANT of ,ne., !,..., He and any place she might happen to M.e.• P,It 301. a .i ii. , called room service', said, "A couple be, '. Is,: ..loiro. .1.., I id t....• Andrus thought. TO SEE • Ina I of chicken sandwiches--" ME WHAT I o I . wed -.ernytuhrrio,•• d•Jr,nt and 'He said abruptly, "Do you know hn, I ,,or d.nrwr tod ,., a,..k.,4 out paused, gripping the instrument anything about the silver flask Re- SA I • .mad, and had ay:Arndt turd. Give in now and rn.rnins" to 1 M. fold dead he was gina gave me the day In through. before we, fris.Lwa .• of II, re 'lin ril 11010. In He added, "and a bottle were to have been marr (I Did o irl, of N,w Yorf. Or roipt•I:f.t lv of ale, as soon ag you can make it turn , r I'm' 1•..4 h.. I •,!1 II tho 1y. loit up anywhere later on?" 111.1 no rmeollec•iria of leaving Lofting stared at him frowning. , n Lis ear that ...... ii: He filled 15 minutes walking "A silver-" HIS face cleared. 'I j around and thinking about that remember it, a nice thing - Susan I °CHAPTER TWO flask_ When the bell rang he and I helped Regina pick it ouL :'itE Ti IING Andrus wa.s looking thought it was the waiter with the Wasn't it with your stud!? Yeu was the sliver flask Regina Pee 1food, lie opened the door and want to send it back to her, I sup- III had given rum the day before stared into Barry Lofting's face. pose? I wouldn't, Andrus." ,.y were to have been married. Lofting was to have been his best Andrus said, "I have no inten- had been sure of finding IL It man at the wedding that had not tion of trying to see Regina. You isn't in the topcoat or the stilt taken place. Regina bad arranged only ONE can tell Susan Dwight thr.L" had eorn up the river to jail. It. He was an agreeable fellow orb month Lofting was openly relieved. He , wasn't in hi.; room in the Wolf with a long fare!, long chin, eryni•nti-- long did not like the errand he had been •I inn e-i.en be left it to start On rinse and expressive brown eyes -- sent on, and was glad to have done You con it journey. His volatile, vivacious inclined to ride bobby horses, but with it lie got up. He had LIL' Coins in or •nt, Jude Carmody, hail arrived with it sense of hafrinr. to run ABNER . . . Andrus agreed to lunch some he batched packing. Jule had Andrus led the way •By Al Capp into the liv- day soon, closed the door korl charge of the bag, no longer ing room. "How behind did you find out I Lofting. There were a latile and gay. brit whlte fec.•d was back?" lot of things he didn't know about these people. sad. "I tried to get here before. Lofting sat leowa and lit a ciga- They were all comparative stran- le but your uncle is very ill. I'm ret with deliberation. "Well, Susan gers. Maybe Susan Dwight hadn't ri y." saw you get out of a cab and come seen Lofting. Maybe Lotting tile earl been almost a year In jail in here. She lives down had the street. eom e on his owo en the first doubt entered his . .. You look fine." . . Awdrua. snatched up his topcoat. Cast in the lid. T het bier k he had pulled was Susan was Susan Dwight, Re- hall he all but ran down the waiter t quite complete. It had very gina's stepsister. Andrus smiled. "I with a tray. He said, "Put ts, in my .elually thinned in a couple of feel fine. It wasn't too had, on the room," tossed a dollar bill at the de One spot was concerned with whole, not unlike the Army be- man and made for the freight ele- silver flask. He hail hareitegi the tween pushes. They gave me good vator around the corner that the :e aitcr he left the inn on tho. jobs. I was cook part of the time. waiter had cosmic up in. The dnor .it young Roger had been killed. I was sum ry they took me out of was open. Andrus got ,•e were pictures attach...1 to the kitchen. I like cooking." in ami preened the ground floor-button. flask, the picture of a tossing Lofting said earnestly: "Look, There was no sign of Lofting ,on. He -had beery, gqing to Andrus, if there's anything on I can the street. Light streamed ve the flask somewhere. There do . . . ? I don't from the know what yeur windows of a sciuncla. too, the sound of a plans a restaurant in the are, but 11 there's any way I next building. la pievien, complaining. "Come can help-" Andrus Looked In. Lofting was in there at the low, yoe den't want to do • Andrus said, "Susan Dwight bar. sent His back was toward the g like that." you here, didn't She ?" door. Susan Dwight sat on a high stool ., thing like what? He had built "Thad ii right. But I would have beside him. Andnis could see • tie flask's telling him when he conic anyhow." her vivid fare in profile. It V/11/5 .i-I at it, handled it again. They taut "What does your wife *ant to with emotion. A fur rape that he had got out of bed, know?" was ABM an' SLATS thrown back from her shoulders. ,•n over to the Pelham house, Lofting G'" By Raeburn Van Buren looked startled. "My She had no hat on. Her brown imPommarimiums••••••••••=gol ,d Roger, driven back to the wife? Susan and I aren't married. hair was smooth and shiny. Very HE S A NICE '(ID-AND Veers, PIC I and had then fallen into II What made DON'T--?? YOU'LL WI*04-1 ETTAAP. you think so?" pretty. DUMB ABOUT OUR OPCRes.10N E4. -.ken stupor behind the wheel Regina had wanted them rk COOL Si a. uhrtni YOU HAD ' to She's looking at me in her mind. SO YOU STOP GRIPING ABOUT I morning. There was more to marry. She was fond of Lofting GRAND IN LAST MIGHT'S TOME, Andrus thought, the man she HIM. BECAUSE - hen that. lie had done other and thought her young JOB.' AND YOU IF YOU stepsister killed her nephew and ruined hu r ALMOST AUNTIE - ea. Fli- had hoped that the sight would he happy with LOUSED DON'T hum. Evident- stepsister's life. He turned away THINGS UP BY 411-")1141/- hie flask would widen the gap, ly it had not come off. from the window and walked LETTING SCRAPPLE • :^ eig beck those other things . . . He repeated off. the question. "Why When he got upstairs and int., KNOW YOU'RE A GIRL.' I i that it wasn't in the bag. It did Susan Dwight send you here? his apartment he found kis aunt ;'*t

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IPAGIC TWO THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KEITILICIEY MONDAY. MARCIT 14, 1955 rnmogo.m. . moo. mos. ... 1•••••• KEE cabin sus March 8. Refreshments were served and We said the girl stikt....arive. see went home. Everyone had .Sports P,arade Cherry -Corner 9 • got THE LEDGER & TIMES our Girl Scout 2ookies. We a wonderful time. W h a t, s two indoor games and Fri. March 4, we met at the eleBliallILD BY LEDGER TIMES PUBLISHING COMP1NY, Inc one outdoor game. We had our Mrs. E. W. Nt2W YORK IP ---- The oid base ed domain ement that he was home of our leader ut the Marro) Leitger, The Calloway Times. and The , News friendship . circle and then went our baskets. ball urge Is taking its grip on Ted through. Outland and worked on rianes-Heiald. October 20. 1928, and the West Kentuckian. Januars 1 home. collected and we went Withars again and it can be said Doing Dues were 1942 Financially, Williams is one of with tan- certainty. today that he o The -lurk finally arrived and home. the most successtul ii-en in LEADER - Mrs. Orb o Sprunger JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER will be back In the Boston Red sports. left Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Winchester With The additani to a host of Scribe - Pamelia Jones Sox fold by Mansh 20 — and for In other inter- a baby girl, born at the Murray Crus . Ti-cop 12 met Friday night at NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WEIWER CO. 136S ests, he and golfei Sam Snead Hospital Sunday Anytough :love mosso „years of play Night. Feb., 27 ; the PEAR New Nlicrugail are partners in a flourishing fish- SCOUTS Girl Scout Cabin for their begin using Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.; 254 Park Ave, York: 307 N king clouter u this era an- She has been named Joyce Ann When a cough. starts Tie regular monthly sleepout. ave. Chicago, 80 Bolyston St. Boston. ing tackle firm in Miami and they and Each Creomulsion quick forasmathing, a nounced attei a narrowing season weighed'7 lbs doz. 'rirl are completing a series of fishing prepared her own evening 1 lazing, phlegm loosening help. You'll . through. 'meal better than other medi- Me reserve the right to reject any Advertising!Letters to the Edoor, pictures for television. Yet while The little Miss arrived on her and breakfast The troo like its multi" 'Tl'alsIet reyessLearre thaaote thost reia.sons, phy LEADER - Mrs Bill Wallace is cine or druggist refunds your money. St Putslic Voice items which in our apiruon are not for the bei! Ted loves fishing, grand-mother Parker's birthday. working for sewing badge. s sal and mental. baseball—and Assist. Leader - Mrs. Alton Rodgers No narcotics. Pleasant to take. Also: was the Each one just completed a pair riterest of our readers. particularly hitting a baseball — birthday of Mrs. Scribe - Tina Sprunger :Isnwelma uL pillow 70-1" alrilost 10 -years hiss'heed al- Learae Outland and Mr.- Rise -Lessn- cases. . CREOMUESION sUBSCRIPT1ON RATES. By Carr.er in Murray, per week I5c. per , ous by former Commissioner A. H. Troop The girls are no• Colds. Mole Bronchitts most a way of life with hint And er 15 met at the Girl Scout selling cookies Telicres 1.umi$111. C0C11 insulin 65c In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year $3.50; elss- Chandler, Williams ' truly "loves' Cabin on March to buy some things tilt" not even ir auccesafial man sneers 1 the Scout Alert $o50 baseball" The writer kept the children, We called the Cabin at a 5100.000 a 'year baseball sal- meeting to ouder and to bud. supplies to work - I ...Almost everybody in the game, of Mrs. Winchester, Bill and Betty, then took up our dues. with, Entered at the Post Office, ary. was in Funeral Wreaths Murray. Kentucky. for transenlMinn as e amp': tissal pitchers. ...is hoping while she the hospital. We nad a visitor who wants • Second Class Matter that he changes h:s decision. Right So now that the desire has re'- Bill had to miss school during to become a 'scout Leader. Her TROOP 24 and Sprays now, it is whispered in certain turned. you can expect him back, the week because of a case of the name is Mrs Dye. We discussed Scribe - Faye - Cole MONDAY. MARCH 14. 1955 Art;stically Arranged quarters. he is convineed that he and for those three big years. mumps. our Check-Po.' A Check-Po is Browny Scout Troop 24, met Mould give :: another try. a bag that has supplies for on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 There waa an interesting Book school. WOMAN'S CLUB A STRONG FORCE They are fur Korean children. March 9, in the home of our Three Reeaona Review at Cherry Corner Church, We had a friendship circle and leader Mrs. Norville Cole. Roll LIDA Saturday the Ledger and Times published a list Three things apparently hare last Thursday presented by Miss Stars Signed To went home. a as called and all were present. his mind: HIS Ruth Houston, and there was a of the accomplishments of the Aurray- Woman's .ClUts I tended '"' Change We had our Investure and re- ! renewed enthusiasm to compete in Production film shown, Members of the W.M.S. over . the past. year. ceived our Brownie pins. We . , a game he really enjoys, tlae fact reported a good time. Mrs. Ethel LEADER: Mrs Bill Wallace had an outdoor Play times It iS an imposing list both from a financial stanipoint , that he if/feeling better physically Janet Blair and Eddie Albert Ward assisted Miss Houston. Mrs. Assist Leader - Mrs Alton Rogers Refreshments by two of our "The Best For Less" several have been signed by the Jim MK'rury was a visitor. a hd from a civic stand point. , than nee has 171 years, and Oldsmobile Scribe - Tina Sprunger mothers Mrs. D. Dentan and Mrs. his lure to wan the batting sham- Dealers -of America to star in their Troop 15 met at the scout We wish Cluti The W M S met_ al the church Berry were furnished. to congratulate the Murray Womaii's nship last year merely beeause new production of -A Connecticut for an all day program on Friday for holding such a prominent place in the community Licked a few times at bat. Yankee' which will be presented to observe the week of prayer • LEADER - Mrs. Everett W. Outland It is no secret that Williams was on NBC-TV Saturday Night. March life of Murray and we wish also to say that this club is for home missions Mrs Roy Lass- Girl Scout troop 10 met Feb. dissatisfied with the results of the 12 from 9 to 10:30 EST. amino- Is iter 1\k.opsake EVANGEL'S' a strong force in the comritunity. • was leader and Mrs. Don 15 at the Murray Woman's club 1954 season which he had tabbed waxes ensp The famous Broadway musical Outland ass devotional leader, House and a report of what we It is a highly organized club with efficient xofficersi as his lost Hia 345 betting aver- porters in comedy. written by Richard Rod- are doing was given Some k:i age should have given han his Mrs. 'Hassel Shelton will be plans for • and has always responded .when called on ,.t aid inj gyro Larry Hart and Joseph Fielde. Given On the things are shellcraft, weaving toll take it sixth American League batting deader of the Royal Service pro- any worthwhile civic endeavor. is based on the Mark Twain :tory wrought iron baskets and we land and s crown but it went to Bobby. Avila .A curinectieni yank..., in King gram next week at the church are planning to di, metal trays. 12 ts sailinj Our congratulations go to Mrs. L. E. Owens, the re- with a -.341 mark beco-uae Ted which will be Tuesday afternoon Arthur's Court: which once served Stock Disease- message,wi lacked a mete 14 times at lyat to 1 o'clocIt. tiring president of the organizatiQn. antr.our best wishes ------as a r olion picture ...vehicle for , at as in •Lond, reach, the. necessary 400 AB's. - "JIM 0" IT SWIMS to Mrs. H. T. Waldrop. the_neW 1 the late Will Rogers.• It was a Finis Outland is sick of 'pneum- a little mo pO'sident. All of nos was due to a .bad Frankfort. Ky.. / -* recent Broadway revival of' the oso . at Agriculture Corn- practical a a his tome on RFD 6. Dr. nossioner Ben • break. and you can use the word ,musical which catapulted Vera- S. Adams has issued Rune orth has been to see h'n..:' •a warning I any way you want it He 13-1.3 yed-- Ellen to Hollywood stardom - to all stockmen in • twice. . Kentucky to be only six games in 1952 before be- 'A Corinecticto Yankee* tells the ' alert for the symptans 01 scabies in their sheen 'Five recalled at' Kann(' the____„_s__"" stun.. of a man who_ goes back in Mr Carl Earns has been Ill I ears Ago Today • and cattle. Adams Infori ' • 'serclee- Te'd-rtirt'r-1 Dna. to adventurous days of and he had as his visitors, Mr. rqwir-5- ootbreaks of HOWELL $100.00 Ledger and Times , ed home again late in 1933 and Knighthood For the role of King and Mrs. Carlos Hodges. sheep scabies, a AM 1143--the most sonsalmoal Assertion m fl File, of 151 5015,5 00orao 1111 swan - played the last 37 ionnes of the highly infectious and costly disease, Wedding Ring $42..50 Arthur. Ordsrn.bile has signed There have been quiltings in Fao MO1 1.01 bat 11 buy. Ells-a the lem somatom March 14, 1950 are reported in all seven Mike Mt amen. _steak/IL hitting 407 to Pr•'ve he -Boris Karloff. and play- of.the Need( . -15IPPOrting the tonna:mg homes 41secently:°14ts, IT 01111•111—as swam ems saw$ as still had that wallop with the states which border Kentucky. sis led:it ers will include John Conti and Lon_ Outland. Mrs. Jim McCrecY. ale an booed ia Me water AA= by wow a Calloway' w-e rNt- - -lOale Sherwood. 'nimbi Linn and wawa sl Woo /1111.F.,. — Sam S. Waters _ ST. - former resident of- Mrs. Jim -MeCuistall and Mrs. Dr. L. L. -Breeck. State Veter- tiara 5"M Laves Baseball 1 Roci Alexander will be the featured .Chaslie Henry. inarian, stated today that Maas a mown and Art MN II Mead. D. .County. died/Friday in Muskogee, Okla., according to , . c.... i- "II the yel looks and sword 1155 a Ins ng into last season he wis dancers. Mr. rind Mrs Tom ; 7rowell, last known case of sheep scabies lho is IS. Iate of 51 lo15-111•111115 Furehes word receyed here today. mentally scIstresued by domestic The Oldomobile. show ai1l be whose burned a few weeks In Kentucky :Was ifl 1952 He recalls ota515 Buy arm lot yaw boob oho Sahalaahon INFORNLATI affaos and in tus very. first work- v./tanked Send 1100 11Iy. for MS ISIS Send JEWELRY STORE lie wgts the brother of Mrs. W. J. McCoy and an broadcast in both black and white ago near the Aubry Farns,grecery that the State suffered is serious check or cash IN pay pour Sold by ma•lonft Yzasit` 4. "-an-T.- NY:m the- Itetr3-05r'WA li 113 S. 4th St. Phone 193-J uncle./aFtie late- Mrs. Barber and compatible color, and is an- on Concord Highway, are building atbreak of the disease about 14 1 45 TACXLE CO 50 Rot 711 i1155 s' Iture ani .McElrath. - ' tumble and suffered is severe other in the monthly series of again at the 'same place. in fact ',ars ago which required sesend merit Board R: S. Bell. father ot Rev. George Bell of the Fir,t shoulder Lacture. Alter surgerY. spectacular Broadway musical hits look! years to eradicate Kentucky sr.; like, they will soon get to and cost the Methodist Church here, died yesterday At his borne in he' attempted too quack a return prolitireri _for by Max. 18118181wot.40111ama.-.9sabila not answered and the Moulder prised him all the lass.% .. Halls. Tenn. He was ii. . Liebman. ADDADINE are caused by a parasite exiled season. That, pluse his private aid- scab mite. This mite pricks the Directory ..-to The funeral was held today at the Methodist Church ries, mashed him into a disgust- MAX H. CHURCHILL order that • skin and sucks the animals „plood. '' in Halls. WHO OWNS THE WATER? The puncture becomes inflamed, the beak rr FUNERAL HOME erit - -will Hiram Tucker of Murray u-s“ appointed New CO-Ms forming a small red . spot with slight exudation of serum This immediately mander Local _post_ . Superior Ambulance Service of the Veterans of Foreign Wars_ livestock serum forms the scab from which 'of classifying FquIpped With OsYSen here last night. He succeeds Ralph .McCuiston. the disease takes its name The preparing the of the disease is said Joseph. Named to Sr. Vice-Commander was John Shroat. first symptom 31i N. 4th St., Murray, Ky.—Phone 98 Market itching by the animal, Causing director of th Groover Parker was elected Jr. Vice-Commander. Pres- THE FRIENDLT FUNERAL 11050E" , the wool to become roughened Is 3 j'''n1 PI ton Orr will serve as trustee one year while W. T. Mc-, and broken. The animal breve and the Sta ! ST LOUIS NATIONAL sTOCR- restless and spends much tioi, Clure is named to a two-year trusteeship. YARDS IP - Eive•tock: toting and rubbing the affected The Vivace Club of the Music Department of Murray Hop: 8 000 M..cierately active. 'The , dire(' spots, finally losing the wool off Murray Ready Mix Co. uneven Barrios., and gilt, strong buyers' guic State Colkge will present Mr. Harry Lee Neale in a large are-is and leaving scabby 'Your Eves, Concrete- Need to 15 cents higher, weights under business ad mires Sheep weakened from scabtes Phone IOU, Mar is, ioncert tonight al 9:15 in the Recital Hall of the FFine 180 lbs at full advance; sows un- every Kentut readily fall victims to other dis- 1;uilding. changed Bulk choice Iflo to no be listed iii Arts ease and many Mich sheep die. lbs 15,50 to 11100 nail deck most- and will *tat These concerts. given at intervals at the College. af- warns that because ly choice No 1 and 2 16 10 220 Dr. Breeck the similarity of scabies to OPOnetunl 'fords opportunities to the local people to bear the , to 245) lbs 15 15 to 1560. few to 00E5 LANDOWNElk OWN of the markets I. DOES WATER BELONG TO MAN ON WHOSE DOWN TO CENTER OF other disease, diagonals of this world-s great music. played by musicians who 15,75. 140 to 27n lbs, 1473 to 15 25; ucts' appreci- LAND TT FAILS, DOES WATER BELONG EARTH INCLUDING Sua- small lots disease is .best made by a capable 270 to 320 lbs 14.25 to STATE 154 WHICH IT ORIGINATES, TEARANSAN WATERS AND ate and understand it. TO veterinarian Eczema, wildfire. 'The directo 14.73, 150, to 170 lb, 14 75 to 1525; CAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ASSERT ANY MAY HE PULL WATERS Troop 4 summer sores, rain rot, shears urers in the Girl Scout met Monday afternoon. March sow, 450 lbs down 1373 to 14.25: CONTROL Of INLAND w•rfltS IN OPPOSI- FROM UNDERNEATH and inflammation of the sebaseous by type of 12th at the home of their leader. Mrs, A. B. Austin. heavier sows 12 50 to 13.25: boars TION To Ill,GHTS Of OWNERS OR STATES/ NEIGHBORS LAND, glands 'are Often mistaken for and alphabet 9 to 1100 Routine business was transacted after which the troop! scabies „ence mfarma Cattle 1.800. Calves 500. Limited 1 Commissioner Adams stated that hilt.410;i4Wr424"44 ations, enjoyed a birthday party itlebrating the 38th- birthday ' supply of steers making up hard- whileonosstuarantane ii 111)W being ly five toads Theme -1111111fly high tiers, and th of Tart Scouting lit A-ffe-FiVa. Kentucky. the 'commercial and good with some awl contemplated for ano radio oa' A Lynn Grove High School PTA banquet will be held being watched closely initial sals steady at 20 I,,22 25: situation is • There alrear— action may be March 22nd at 7 o'clock in the evening, at the school betters ,nd mixed yearlings about so that proper for the rew that steady. csimmereial and good17 taken without delay tte urge. lished Tt.:,:al gym. plans to buy r - to 2000. cows about 25 pei cent any farmer who Tickets arc now on sale and may be purchased from — outside of Kentucky should - or receipts. opening about steady sheep Consolidate! Got the advantages of only ONE notify the Division of Livestock Kirksey Mrs. Gordon Crouch'. Mrs. Gene Rogers or from ate but slow Utility and commercial place to pay . . only ONE payment each month Sanitation at Frankfort at, that cows II ao 1350, canner and cut- as much as 50% less than present payments— Meeting t-( hoot. ageocy may check at the point ter cows 9 to 11 00, bulls steady. has• mom mon.py front eoch pay check. You con of origin to determine if the U t ty andd commercial bull. 13 to also get additional Tot K,I. 'in .in infected cosh if necessary. Come in or 1450, cutter bulls 95.5) to 1230 flock is located that such phone today for full information. enjoyable MARCH 22nd vealers and calves steady and ac- area Adams pointed out MAY 01/54115 Ibil UP DOES MAN ALONG SYRIAN HAVE VESTED hoer* effective 'during March 7 • s • tive Good and chem.- vealers 18 Steps had Loans S10 to 5300 WATER AND CARRY IT RIGHTS IN STIEPANT DOES latiONSCA the group thru MARCH 27th 27(5! commer- the past five years in the preven- AUDITORIUM to 200. ft a prime AWAY TO DISTANT HIM HAVE SUCH RIGffir BEHIND anthrax. cattle scabies. Easley. aft' - cial and good. sealers 14(X) to 18 FIELDS' MOVE IT tion of FABULOUS NEW SPECTACLE! visicular exenthema short bolsi, Sheep 1.000 Run include. two FROM ONE WATERSHED and swine ofe. being t TO INCITMER, Kentutky*s livestock pop- 'is rail loads Kans.,: a-s,I,Iarnts and among at the Ms' few li'ss rativ, S. s ky littlo• done ulation. nmeham. ItaUSTRATED ABOVE are • few of the questions about water. In- present, 19 states. incl except 22 head lot 109 lb natty se At the FRIENDLY FINANCE,Inc. terior undersecreuir) oarensie A Davis posed these and similar border sta . 75'. scattered small lots ing all of Kentucky's primes n HOLIDAY' 'at 23 q mations recently, ninon.; that the solving of them forma one of ea., report outbreaks of sheep scab bsikness at slaughter • SO_ th human problems of all ss. the most complicated legal and time. and 9 states. including ohm ansi wag clewed wit 710 race lillinois report cases of cattlel' ON ICE OF scabies. Ftsfreshrsent . . • THE OLD TICONDEROGA ON HER LAST 'VOYAGE' MAIL ORDERS NOW OPEN COMPANY gsiete8A'S- NOW OF 17S

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VS Alden Johnson, a milkman, foutie our baskets. 0. 0. Dublin, Defendant this note tucked into an empa milk nd we went Pursuant to a judgement dated bottle on his route here "Please WANT March 10, 1955, in the aberve pour about a cupful of milk out captioned ease, I Ian proceed to of one of the quarts into sell at Public Auction the dish in the entry for the kit- FOR at the court SALE: GOOD COMMEltl- house ten! Thanks a lot" Cough or Bill Boyd door on Mondav. Maith 213, FOR SALE cial lot located dawn town. at Peoples BOA. NONCE:, BLUE begin _using Sue, ! Lost BIRD CAVIL 1666, at 1:80 seiook. p. m. 211' feet wide, Sz Found 3-16-C open or literia „soothing. approximately 110 under new managesnent. about, the followings 'OR SALE: feet items: help. You'll EXTRA NICE POS- deep_ Will sell at a real Sandwiches, short orders coffee 5 1. Little LOST: TAN Office Building situated in other merit- r bedroom suite, walnut finish. tairgtie Less than $2500. Tucker & WHTTE PUP, FEMALE HELP cents Maxwell House, Fred WANTED: : Wilker- on the Dublin Used Car Lot on your money. bargain. Excharrge Real Estate, 502 part sheppard, part hound. Ladies son Furniture CO. Maple, ulh. 483 1Tc Weighs if ambitious and willuig to Jr. 111111C East Main Street. to take. 'all 877. about 45 lbs. Last see mita; ir" in the work, earn good income with 2. Neon vicinity of Sign. light wires, light -- - FOR SALE! the College. Call Avon. We want someone CSION Cool" sELD2Tio1' 1218-W. living burns and other items on the , soot Samara of TFC in or nest Hazel, WELLS WRATHER PORTRAITend 'OR SALE: TWO BUSHEL FINE Cungohan. Several. to chaos, preferably with Used Oar Lot on East Maur Street. weet car and without Commercial phetograpily. potato . seed. Bunch Porto from. Exohange Furniture small chiltiren, plicto Said above enumerated items hien. Call LOST: BLONDE to -represent us in finishing, one day servae. Swarth C. B. Ford, 723 Sycamore. 877. Ml COCKER SPAN- Hazel. Opening to be sold to the highest and best IEL in-Hardin, side square, Murray. Phone reaths 'hone 1591. M15C dog, 6 months old. Name Ky., also. Write P. 0. 1439 ladder for cash. THOMAS IfTIONEY, 47, Charles- Box or 1073. "Sniffles" wears red collar and 465, Owensboro, M.141C MI9C Given under town, Mass, is shown at FOR SALE:, BEAUTIFUL MOD- my hand, this 14 court ays rabies tag aumber 156. In Boston, where OR SALE: NICE USED ern 5 room house, Last seen day of March, 1955. he was REE'RI- insulated Saturday charged with rranged actor Three throughout. afteinoon at home $12 Brigham Futrell, the strangle-death to choose from. Ex- File. ric heat. Located DON'T FORGET, Sheriff So. Ilth. Finder please Call 890-3 Wanted GAB, OIL, AC- Calloway of his daughter Margaret, 19. loinge Furniture Co. Call oil hard surface strt.et near County, Ky. 877 Col- cessorles. Mechanic on duty Ash- The lege. Small down payment, re- land Attorney, Waylon Rayburn Leading WANTED 3 ROOM Service Station, hazel. Ky.. mainder on easy terms, G. UNFUR- ':. 'OR I. Loan FOR NISHED John Compton. it . Air Conditioners 1ARSALE: Y PEN, MC1 transferable. RENT apartment. Private bath MOP i Tucker Real Estate, fled, flourescent disk lamp. and entrance Call Toferely Girls 502 Maple, phone 483. 1TC Gar- CARD OF THANKS Now offer you special resses size 6aCall FOR RENT: rison at 95 333W. Ml3P HOUSE TRAILER, Ledger & Turies.between Drive-In The family of Ctiarlie Malcolm - Call 479 1 8 MONUMENTS, SOLID GRANITE low prices in order to furnished. Lights & water furni- am. a: 4 p.m. M16NC JR SALE: KAY large seIrction wishes to express their sincere get SPANISH FOR SALE: YOU shed. See at styles. saes. Call THEATRE installation in early r Lass" !liar CAN PUR- 1101 Poplar. Kelly appreciation fur every kindness and cam, $50.00 Oiiginal Woods. 85. See at Calloway Monument before the CHASE beautiful lots for a small Ml6P JOB WANTED: grawrn -rush. at 1100. D. S. Warren, WILL CABE FOR works. Vester them during the illness and 1105 down payment, remainder Orr, owner. West SUNDAY aeue on easy child in my home. Regular death of their beloved husband & MONDAY Ave., ph. 1446-W. Ml6P FOR RENT: FURNISHED APT. or odd, Main St. Near Collage. M30C terms. It's a good time to buy your hours. Day and father. "HOW TO Call 1680 Three rooms on first or Night. Call Mrs. MARRY A OR SALE: lot before they • nicrease in value. floor. Phone 200 ACRE FARM 530-3. Jas Lamb, 118-M. 3-15M Especially( do they want to MILLIONAIRE" or see l.need Tucker Real Estate, M IOC FIRST COLOR TELEVISION for cattle. permanent stock 502 Maple, thank the kind neigribicrrs for the - Cinemascope - ater, all open land phone 483. 1TC production in Calloway County, tuned. phosr FOR RENT: FURNISHED 2 ROOM food they prepared, and for every in Technicolor ailed and seeded. Friday and Saturday, March 17 Will sell for . _ apt. Utiiities furnished. $2500 NOTICE Burial wreath and every act of starring Betty 500 or tied,,' tor and 18, Murray High School Grable, house and hat Also sleeping rooms. Call 131-J, kindness shown in any way by Alfred Duncan FOR SALE: USED Auditorium Make Marilyn Monroe, and 4 Murray. Tucker Real Estate, DORNLEYE.R 708 Olive. NOI'ICE: CALL your plans to any one. Prt14P SOB MOORE attend. aj Maple, phone 483. electric Mixer with 'juicer, good M 14C Lauren Bacall 219 So, 13th ITC 416, for hauling as I have a Dodge They will always remember the St. condition, $10.00. FOR RENT: 3 ROOM FURNISHED pickup, also carpenter repair work, faithfulness of' the doctors and OR SALE: HANDMADE CY- Bird Cage with stand - Almost apt. With bath, private entrance. call Jim Sander GI nurses. especially Dr. Houston and lea boats. Call 95.iR4. new - Bob Moore, , Hill $6.60. Call $5 days 1103 Adults. A. G. Outland, 309 North tel 1256-J. SERVICES OFFERED I Dr. Hobson. • irdner M 16P nights 4th. MAP TI' Phune 181. M15P May God's richest blessings be FOR bestowed on every care who helped FOR RENT: 5 ROOM API'.: MeCULLOUGH CHAIN SAWS: YOUR WARM AIR FUR- naces, in any way tc, make this sad Private entrance. Mrs. Bob Model 33, made!. 47, model anyleind of sheet metal Mc- 4-30. occasion bearable Fest,Fri model work and Cuiston, 503 Olive, or cell 33. MI4o 99. Most outstanding chain gutters. Call Hatt-hers Tin Mrs. Lonnie Malcolm and Child- saw on the market. See Cdnner Shop. Ph. 1750. 5115C FOR RENT: FURNderkiED. ran,- 51:11XIM Impleineat-Conapatta---Biato Ma:' Service house, full size i0000 bassietnetra. elect . - - ally equipped. Furnaceheat. Pho. - 5.10, M111P IP YOU WANT -TO RENT A The Whitest Thing In Tpwn iii washing mectune, toll Mrs. Rich _Help Wanted ardoun, phone 74. A7t '•i - Will build home according SINO1:11 SEWING--MACHIN1- BOONE'S LAUNDRY to HELP WANTED: lieshes BOY representatve in Murray. F.,, over 16 YES, whiter years old. Call 725-W. Sale* Service, Repair, contact than a cigarette, as white as a Viceroy STORE Triangle._ Inn. filter. -MAC Local_ _MALL zua lzvan. Phone Lay Viceroy filter on sheet or shirt cuff, a snow 'hone 193 your -plans,'FHA or G.I. specifi- 121111-X4. ITC white test. Your laundry should be as white as a Vi‘eroy filter. Female Help Wanted NoTic-r: TEXACO SERVICE eations for as little as $450 down. Station uader new manageni. WASH DRY and FOLD _right Watson and Wilkerson ay.. to yourFermi FEMALE HELP WANTED: WO- Your business appreciated, Bundle of 15 lbs. . . . 99c MEN sew easy brunch coil, spare Chestnut. UMW Phone or Write today for proppt delivery of' t matetaal cut, instructions - - - - CASH and CARRY fianietaid Prohrable Write Ac- ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. EN Shirts, Pants ca.ate Style Mfg. Inc Pine velopes. up to 10 x 15 Brown and Dresses ironed for SINCLAIR Ss.. Pfeeport. New Yatk. ITP clasp envelopes of any size, if small emir& charge you nee i clasp envelcpes cal 'TRACTOR FUELS • LUBRICANTS HELP WANTED: SEVERAL Girls Valuable Premiums on All Cash and • GREASES St the Ledger and Times office Corry Work to address, mail postcards. spare GASOLINES supply department Perfect for SWEATERS PACKAGED • MOTOR OILS • KEROSENES time every week. Write Box 161. , IN CELLOPHANE Belroat, ?Lass. M14P ; a DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER Carlos Jones the FREE PONY t,, be given a...a,. BOONE April 30. No obligations. Ju. MARKETER regizater. Johnson Grocery, 512 Se Family Laundry - Saisitone Cleaning Phone 856 Murray, ele41 12 St, phiate FAS. Ky. Tell Her RDErfesiht NANCY By Erni. Busimaillsa LW...bused by knsg ra,.-''ti, "- _ AW--- NANCY *Fiore a airarie moon NO--- I ro Andrus liad sea a prison t i on the would steer clear of Regina Pelham 1.-,• first Sour. couldn t lace it. He and any place PLEASE COME MEANT Petham. she might happen to r ..i.„ csPed room service, said, "A couple be, Andrus I t • r Regina 1. litatn. thought. TO SEE of chicken sandwiches-" ME WHAT I a iired. ..•ertiviatirre.• during and 'He said abruptly, "Do you know etoe d:nner tool I, at_1..1 nut paused, gripping the instrument anything about the silver flank SAID-- ..tiad, end had Sw,Lened hard,. Give le- , morning to i the in now and he was gins gave me the day dead In through. before we 'elseirar of the limo. in He added, "and a bottle were to have ',Kb of Nig, York: Ormixtnket-ly been marrad? Did of ale, as soon as you can make it turn up anywhere • i• I,I FIN th• buy. but lt." later on?" ha', no rnoollereina af haying Lofting stared at him frowning. en Lis ...ar that .....o! He filled 15 minutes walking "A silver-" His face cleared. around and thinking about "I that remember it, a nice thing - Susan .CSIAPTEIR TWO flask. When the bell rang he and I helped Regina pick it run THING Andrus %Vai looking .thought it was the waiter out. with the Wasn't it with your stuff? was the silver flask Regina PCI- food, lie opened You the door and want to send it back in had given him the day before stared to her. I sup- into Harry Lofting's face. pose? 1 wouldn't,..atadrus." 'y were to have been married. Lofting was to have been his best Andrus said, "I have no had been !lire of finding it. It man at the wedding that Inten- had not tion of trying to see Regina isn't in the topcoat or the suit taken place. Regina You only ONE had arranged can tell Susan Dwight had %%e'en up the river to jail. it. He that." och month was an agreeable fellow Lofting was,openly wasn't in hie room In the Wolf with a long relieved. Ile [sae, long chin, long did not like the oynaints- 'I inn %Oar, he left it to start on errand he had been nose and expressive brown eyes -- sent You con it prirney. on, and was glad to have done His volatae, vivacious inclined to ride hobby horses, but with it. He got up. Ile had to run LIL' ABNER :wars in Of st, Jude Carinody, had arrived with a sense at humor. . . . Andrus agreed to lunch he finished packing. Jule had Andrus led the way son" into the liv- day soon, closed the o•ii charge ot the bag, no longer ing room. "Flow door behind did you find out I Lofting. There were leitile and gay, hut whit:, faced was hank?" a lot of things he didn't know about these people. ital sad. "I tried to get here before, Lofting eat *cavil and lit a ciga. Illey were all coniparative stran- but aour uncle is very ill. I'm ret with deliberation. "W II, Susan ger*. Maybe Susan Dwight hadn't saw you get out of a cab and come seen Lofting. Maybe Lofting lie had been almost a year In jell in here. Srie lives down the had street come on his own . . ' n the first doubt entered his . . . You look fine." . Andrus snatched up his topeoat Out in the E,Inc. .1 The biark he had minat was Susan was Staten Dwight, Ite- c quite complete. hall he all but ran down the waiter It had very ginars stepsister. Andrus Bullied. "I with a tray. He said, "Put la lir my elnally thinned In a couple of feel fine. It wasn't too had, on the rcaini," tossed a dollar bill at the is. One spot was concerned with whole, not unlike the Army be- man arid made for Die freight ele- %aver flask. He had handled the tween pushes. They gave me good vator around the coiner that the c after he left the inn on tho. Julia. I was cook part of the time. waiter had come up in. The it young Roger hail been killed, I was sotry they took me data out of was open. Andrus got ee were waives attached to the kitchen. I like cooking." la and premed the ground floor-button. flask, the picture of • tossing Lofting said earnestly: "hook, There was no sign of Lofting on '..n. lie had been going to Andrus, if there's anything I can w the flask isomewhere. There the street Urea streamed from the do . . . ? I don't know what yhur windows saunas. too, the sound of • plans are, of' restaurant in the but if there's any way I next building. .g, pre V1141. complaining. "Come can help-" Andrus looked in. Dining was in there at the bar. low, viii don't want to do a Andrus said, "Susan Dwight sent His back was toward the a like that." you here, didn't she?" door. Susan Dwight eat on a high stool • thing like what? He had built "That's right. But I would have beside him. Andrus could see ic• flask's telling him when he conic anyhow." her vivid face in profile. It was d at it, handled it again They taut "What does your wife *ant to with emotion. A fur cape that he had got out of bed, was AB IFTan' know ?- thrown back from her -B- SLATS . n oirr to the ['villain shoulders. house, Lofting looked startled. "My She had no hat Raeburri Van Buren .i Roger, driven on. Her brown 1"14111111.1111.1""1"011Min back to the wife? Susan and I aren't married. hair was smooth WW1 and shiny. Very ° NE6 A NICE 1410-AND a/rms.' lc I DON'T-- and had then fallen into a What made you think so?" ?? YOU'LL 7f, 64. r . .ken stupor behind DUMB ABOUT OUR OPeRiN • JON. the wheel Regina had wanted $iN YOU HAD.' • GET e" 'them to pn tthey'; looking at me in her mind, arbiter SO YOU STOP - , morning. There was more to marry. She was GRAND IN LAST GRIPING ABOUT fond of Lofting Andrus thought, the man eta MIGHT'S TO M, ain that, tie hail done other and thought her young JOB.' AND ekl_Mosi HIM. BECAUSE IF l'OU stepsister killed her nephew and ruined hi r YOU AUNTIE- as. 1.1, had hoped that the sight would be happy with him. Evident- stepsister's life. He turned away LOUSED THINGS UP BY se flask would widen the. gap, ly it had not come "N , off. from the window and walked off. LETTING SCRAPDLE I 4 back those other things . . . He repeated the question. "Why When he got upstairs and into KNOW YOU'RE A GIRL 1/ 1 . that it wasn't In the hag. It did Susan Dwight send you here? his apartment he found kis aunt , 4141(144404- enly hadn't been left in that What does she want to know?" there with a strange man. Jude bedroom and Jude had brought Lofting's nose grew longer. He was standing at a table eating itag here the next day and put said, "Susan's one worried. About Re- of his chicken sandwiches absently. his locker downstairs. No one gina. Regina's V \ just beginning to She crossed the room and .I get it there ... Who would pull kissed out of it If she were to sec him. "Jim, darling, I'm .t to? Besides, If It were a you so glad to see you." The man she brought .alon of pilfering, whydake the "New York's a big placc, Lof- with her was around 40, thir. and ri,k arida leave the rings, which ting, and Regina doesn't ,( Inv j t dark aid elegant. Jude introduced , tiiiich mole valuable? . town very often." him. "This Is Dr. Fernandea, New ' 'skis g. it heavila off the bed "No. Hut your acme lives sip y,,rk's chief medical examiner, vent into the bathroom and there on the Hudson, doesn't she?" Jim. He's conic to dissect a shower and changed into "Yes, in your 11•••••••••••• Hastings." They wanted brain." •••1 tsar cliithea. .a an assurance ••• , • .to frotli him that hr.: (TO I 1 rc imr..••••

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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, XENTUCRY MONDAY. MARCH 14. 1955 rid States Department of Agriculture Each county group will make • No Smoke ad Conservation at Coshocton. Ohio and persons its own arrangements for travel throughout the state interested in and 'expenses and local supervisors the FORT HOOD, sex. - t - Club News Activities soil conservation are already mak- of soil conservation districts, eulan- Pfc. Sidne9 L. Smoke, a . WOMEN'S PAGE ing plans to attend. ty agents. bankers association ag- mechanicIts' in the motor pool of the 141st Day Being ricultural chairmen arid vocational ent Weddings Locals Marshall W. Armored Signal Co., First Armored Qualls. State dime- agricultural teachers have been re- Editor... Phone 694-M-4-0 or I 50-W ter of Division, has a ready answer when t _ . Jo Burkeen, Soil and Water Resources, quested to serve on county com- buddies ask him for a smoke. Planned said today that formers, business- mittees for the event. men, teachers and persons connect- 'Sorry', quit smoking three days 1 Locate oiL cook stoves or heaters ago.' ed with agricultural agencies ale Qualls said that visitors to the - Okayed for AEC a safe distance from curtains or particularly invited toemake the research station will see water- Social Calendar - drapes. Otherwise, there's danger FRANKFORT - "Kentucky Con- Ohio trip, vabich is to be gponsored shed work that is not earned on than 140 applications for water- the fabrics will be blown into con- servation Day" has been set for by the Z.entucky Association of at any other station in the eastern shed planning assistance submit- Monday. ',Earth 14 C,rete HI of WSCS of First tact with open flame or heating July 7 at the Soil and Watei Soil Conservation Districts and the United Slates. Interest in this type ted from Kentucky soil conserva- Tne Pleas..nt Grove Homemakers Methodist Church will have a surface. Research Station of the United Kentucky Bankers Association, of project has been ghown by more tion districts, he said. Club will meet with Mrs. Clifton short business session at one-thirty Johes at lone o'cloak. o'clock in the new educational The Sigma Department of the building pieeeding the mission Murray Woman's Club will meet study class at the club' house at sevarathirty • • • • The, Dorcas Class of the First • • • • Baptist Church will meet with Tuesday, Mereh 15 Mrs. Sadie Shoemaker at seven- ted Circles of the WMS of. the thirty &clew*. Group V. Mrs. 'Memorial Saetist Church will Snoemaker. captain, will be in • ODDS meet as follows. Eva Wall with charge of the arrangements. Byrd as hostess in Mrs. Joyee • • • • the home of Mrs. Crawford Ray The, Woman's Missionary Society at two-thirty o'clock. Mamie Thy- of the First Baptist Church will 79 with Mrs. VelVin Allbritton hold ttg. general meeting at the and Bertha Smith with Mrs. L. 13. church at two-thirty o'clock. AND Cri rid t .90%4n4t1 rty clock. • e • The Sunbeam Band of the First A flower Ariengernent School CONFIRM/MON as a member of Baptist Church e-ill meet at the ENDS including lecture desnonstration the AEC a as recommertlee for church at two-forty-five o'clock. a:ti..nctiviclual work wal be held Hungarian-born scientist John • • •• • First von Neumann. shown before the the taasernent of the The Sunbeams. GAs and RAs' AEC congressional asienuteee Chrishati Chttrh new burldini by of the Five Point Mission will In Washingten At 0: ,et Mn.. Dori Rabold. Hours are heeringhe teetaled Pieat- seeeed a. m. to 12 noon. luncheon from meet at the Baptist Student Cen- %cite lar Rabert eco-ier 12 to 1 p. m.. and 1 -p m to 4 p m. ter • at three-thirty o'clock. • •• • • e•er 31„;ham.h, r s-eit all The epee-ea will be held _adoring the same hours on Wednesday. The Kirksey Homemakers Club On Good Quality will meet with Mrs. Paul t• .7 :.•.or- 7'10' March IS. Paschall VE UP TO 50% . . • • • e. at one-thirty o'clock. The Musa* Department Of the • • • • Woman's Club will meet Circle IT of WSL.S. of First It,) ib house at seven-thirty .Methodist Chur:ti will meet, in the Furniture and Home Furnishings college youth room of the church at two o'clock prsor to the mato sioh study. -• • • - • Discontinued Styles --- One Of A Kind --- Remnants -aerie IV of WSCS of First, thexist Church will meet in SPECIAL Men's Sunday School Room This Merchandise Has To Be Sold Now to Make Room for Spring Merchandise the, church at one-thirty o'clock • a bueiness meetatig before • ng to the mission study. • •• • • Wednesday. March IS The J. N. Williams tempter of FURNITURE BED ROOM FURNITURE .• UDC will Meet vette Mrs. LIVING ROOM eict me Gingles„ Farmer Avenue, at Ker '-thy o'clock. KROEHLER 2-Pc. SUITE - beautiful nylon rose Boucle SOLID CHERRY Chest of Drawers. New Salem • • • •'' ci Lawson style. Dropped from 1955 line. group. Brass hard- the Be As The East Hazel Homemakers .finish. Out of discontinued D.r 'Pretty as a Picture' „ris will meet with Mrs. Robert Was $249.50 - NOW$189.50 ware. Was $79.50 - Now $44.50. ord „mg at one o'clock LIVING ROOM 2-Pc. SUITE. Foam rubber cushions. the CORAL MAHOGANY 2-Pc. Double Dresser. With Our Wonderful Thursday, March 17 Cherry red nylon, modern style. imr The W...aegboro Homemakers Headboard bed with nite stands attached. All of S15.00 Special Club will meet with Mrs Ocus Many Sold At $229.00 - CLOSE OUT $147.50 Pre Bedwell at one reckack. KROEHLER SECTIONAL 2-Pc. Will make beautiful the furniture needed for most bed rooms. Lat- eak For Only S8 dies •100- long sofa. Newest style. Exactly as shown. Cov- est styling, one of newest finishes. $226 value - is : !Mrs. Churchill Is ered in a heavy beige nyloon tweed. $137.50 and Jean's Honored With Stork Special Ordered To Sell $249 - $149 Beauty Shop FROST MAHOGANY 4-Pc, Modern Bed Room 103 Shower On Tuesday ENGLANDER SLEEP OR LOUNGE. Ideal for den. N. 3 rd St Ph. 1091 Gmup. Double dresser, book case bed, chest and bu aai Jre. Granville tang-ham arid Good looking modern green tapestry makes good twin bia 'Mrs Leon Beale were hostesses eve size bed. Only $39.50 night stand. Discontinued from line of foremost 7 a surprise stork shower given be Playing Now ••the honor of Mrs James Mason KROEHLER LIVING ROOM 2-Pc. Makes bed. Cover- North Carolina furniture manufacturer. Save anc CAPITOL '.urchill. Tuesday evemng at fhe ENDS WED. ed in nubby tweed type nylon, soft green. One of the $100. This group reg. $249.50- Now $149!50 vert-thirty o'clock at the home: ma Mrs Bingham, 514 South best 1954 styles. Was $229. Now $164 ect aeventh street OVERSIZE Chest of Drawers. Beautiful walnut 1 LARGE BARREL CHAIRS. Foam rubber cushion. 7 Yellow and green color scheme veneer - out of $269 bed suite. Easily worth • as followed throughout, with a worth $59.50. 17re Choice red, lime and gold. Easily $75. Close out $49.00. by )plecaf table beautifully covered Choice $38.80 anc :h yellow and white lace and an ene raegetrient of yellow and green CONTOUR TYPE TILT RACK.CHAIRS. Tweed cus- DREXEL Full Size Bed and Matching Nite Table, atk ..p-dragons, gift of the honoree's plastic arms and head rest. $69.50_ Blond. Bed_reg. $56- Now $27.95. Nite table' nil ithen-in-law The gifts were at- hions with arse ..ctively placed around the flower Now $46.50 reg. $32 - Now $15.95 •T -angeinent. for Games were enjoyed by the • .,up with prizes being won by Henry Richardeon. Mrs. Joe James- and Mrs. James Mason. Carpet and Rug Specials Bedding a.uretail. Dell/hCul refreshment.. ,re served, consisting of lime Mattress and Box Springs. Foam 12 foot by 12 foot - Beautiful Axminister grey tone on SERTA fulLsize TUESDAY .nch and white cake with lemon rubber top on mattress. Beautiful Damask cover rig Lt4.rity napkins centered End- E4 roTi. reg. $129.50 $98.50 and WED. e crystal plate bearing the names Reg. $59.50 - Close-Out $38.88 each. • "Debbi% Mason and- - - -." The 9 foot by 9 foot. Heaviest grade. Modern floral axminist- 11OLLYWOOD BED, twin size. Tape edge match- • alp gathered emund .1tw table Remnant roll-bound. Reg. $10.50 sq. yd. Reg. cost I D F 11 - the opening of theagifts Many er. ing innerspring mattress, box spring. Complete re-and useful gifts were received. $94.50 NOW $57.75 Those present were- Mesdames with plastic covered head board. Reg. $89.95. 'ally Kelly. Jae Pat James, Edgar 7.6-x9' Beige and Brown Floral. 7 2-3 Row Axminister. Now $59.50 e.irley, Roy • Weatnerly. Max roll. Bound as rug. Ideal . nurCh111, Ames Burks, Luther Heaviest quality - End of 'inn. aed Henry Richardson. for bedroom. Reg. $76 NOW $38 Dinette Furniture Close - Outs Aiss Gloaa M. the honoree d the 9x12 Axminister, Beige Floral - 18th -Century Design. 5-Pc. 36- Table, brown and tan combination. Those sesid.r.g gifts were: Mts- MOM. Reg. $79.50 Now $57.75 .:me, Alfred Williams, Goebel Living room or dining Modern curved style table. Discontinued. Was Hicks Bryant. Herman Tone. Choice of grey or green. $99.50 -- Now $56.50. ',ems. Joe Baker Littleton, Leo- 9x12 Carved Tone on ird Vaughn, Merit Lawson, Jqe Discontinued from Mohawk's -custom line. Were 5-Pc. Wrought Iron Grey Tweed Plastic Top Table _Beale. Grover Wood James. red tweed chairs. Dropped frorn line. Was Thorrpsor. Clyde Rowland, $99.50 Now $66.50 a-at Now $66.75 McNabb. J-Im Corininghem, Hall Runner or Stair -Carpet, dark green. Small design. $99.50 - '-tax • Chualphill. Jr. and Paul Many Other Suites Reduced - Best Makes - erne Burka asacio Mir; Hilda 27 inches wide, any length. Reg. $2.60 Now $1.25 ft. saathar • •• • • 9x12,AXminister. Green and beige, leaf pattern. Dropped Sale Starts Tomorrow Collapse Unlike! frortfline, Reg. $59.50 Now $46.50 About 25 Full 27-x54- Carpet Samples. Values to 17.51) Don't Miss These Gigantic Bargains For Wiltons, Velvet, Axminister. Choice $5.95 Every Room In The House!

Jose Ferrer and Merle Oberon "DEEP 11 MY'HEART" with WALTER P1DGEQN, ROSEMARY CLOONEY. JANE POWELL. ANN MILLER. TONY MARTIN -- LAST TIMES TONIGHT -- HARVARD eeronornist PAM K. Gaibraith tea., the Senate bank- Audie Murphy and Thomas Mitchell ing committee in Washington that the government should in "DES T R Y in Technicolor take drastic action to curb of stock market speculation If the boom continues.' 11G11