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United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, August 8, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXX1X No. 188 Bomarc Missile 123 Negro Pupils Fishing Better Is Said Success I Apply At Fulton In On Kentucky Lake Peeping Tom Pi DARIMIX Serve'Is Theme, CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida High School FRANKFORT (UPI) (UPI) -The remote control ex- - The Poll Is Urged Arrested To state Department periment which sen a Bomarc ruuroN (UPI) - Fulton of Fish and And Wildlife Resources interceptor missile speeding to- Schools Supt. W. L. Holland said Thurs- DRY day that crappie ward a target plane. over the Said Thursday 23 Negro pupils are still on the rampage at Lake Curnberliend. Fined Rotary Speaker or Atlantic was hailed as a success who applied for admission to $50 'Bass activity today even though the weapon Fulton High Salved next term at Cumberland Set Demo Choice was fair and IILK failed to seek out its target. have been interviewed and will some bluegill were being taken. Rotary District Governor The Air Force said the pri- be asigned to classes Sept. 2. IfRANKFORT (UPI) - State Lt Gov, Harry Lee Waterfield, Good catches if bluegibl were Gerald Leech Rotary Dietniet Governor W. mary PurPose of the advanced Their edneiseion wild mark the _of Madisonville Rep. Fester Ockermen, Lexing- who has- the support of Chan- reported at Kentuipery Lake by was fined $50 and asked • Forsee wee' a guest of the iyushiburtcn warfare test was first time Negro pupils have at- to leave ton, Thursday urged Demeeratie dler and key figures in his ad- fly and etin fieherrnen. G•ted Murray yesterday in Murray Rotary Club yesterday achieved. This objective, the Air tended clastes along with white the city gubernatorial candidates Bert T. ministration. ). 29° catches of bier* bass also judges office on charges of and again lait-nighe in a club Force said, was to determine students here. 'Several Negroes were being Combs and Wilson W. Wyatt to The proposed ps1F would-shitiv- being made in the early a "peeping-tom," according to assembly at the Kenlake Hotel. Whether the Bomarc could . be 'ad for admission to Fubtun morn- eponsor a eatenvide poll among whether Crabs or Wyatt is the ing acid late afternoon by cast- city police. Al the regular noon meeting used with a new atetomatiOeir igh School in 1956 but were voters to determine which of the stronger antieadministeation can- ing and fly teething the points. yesterday Governor Forsee was defense system named Sage - •urned away pending school According to City Judge Jake three leading Democratic candidate and also could show hew Jump fishing has slowed down DELITED the speaker. In a short b u t short for serni-autemettc ground board action. Dunn, Leech was seen looking didates has the beet chance of the strength of each compares at Dale Hollow with black arid forceful address Mr. Fersee told erwironenent. eSchtiols here originally h a d into a window of the home of winning, with that of Waserfieid. White bass being caught in the the club what Buttery should It was this system which de- been ordered to integrate raci- J. D. Robinson on Payne street. The proposal, contained in Ookerrnan named!' the follow- 1 morning. Bluegitl and crappie EACH rrrean to the individual Rotarian. tected the pilotleise drone plane ally last Oct. 3 but a U.S. Dis- Robinson stated that about letters mailed to Wyatt a is d ing conditions for the poll: were being caught and a few Ife said that he had ftound offthe Florida met coast, then trict Court order permitted the 10:30 Wednesday night he saw Combs. urged them to pledge -The cost to be burn .equally bass were being taken by cast- dial serving Rotary was not a figured data for and fired the postponement until the fall term a car atop across the street from themselves in advance to accept between Combs 'and Wyatt. ing. . McAbee to the itxlivectual, but Benarc from .1,500 miles away. this year. his house and a man get out the pull's finckinge as a guide -TEe result to be- published. ESERVES Bluegill and crappie were tops was an opportunity to serve. Headquarters for this calcula- The Fulton Board 'of Educa- and start across the street. How- to a final decision on their re- -"Acceptance of this proposal at Dewey Lake and were being No Rotarian should turn down tion was in Kingston, N.Y., a tion pointed out in a petition to ever, the man changed his mind spective candidacies. will constitute a pledge to con- Davi _ at. the, amt. of the eeves, opportunttye to serve hit ettift - tee AireDeferise •Coms tine court - that integration when a -car came along and -Ockermen seer the proposal sider the hi ofti—ma-fi-on gained as edepactsame-sepurted. • - • 39° -1h*Fuëi eru16- SeTiVice7-fiOntinurri- re, a comptiref-Wiii ou -MVO- "UV:tiled' a appeereeFebi-beeetrytmeeteellitte Wee Made in an art-tempi to - a gui e o TliinThersla—On himself. ty service. vocatao)nal service fills a three-story building 'cov- hardship on bath t h e school This caused Robinson to solidiate forces opposing the state your respective candidacies." keep watch and international servoce, he ering two acres learned the posi- seetem and the students" if they."Mathilda" on the suspicious acletinistration of Gov. A. B. The letters were sent to the Lands man. Watching said. tion of the drone plane from were entered. after the school from a window, Chandler behind a single candi- Louisville headquarters of the SCOTT Robinson saw the Governor Forsee told the club radar near Cape Canaveral, then had started. Without Injury man go around date. candidates end neither had seen to the back that other than Christianity. the began figuring data for the fir- High school and elementary of his house and Both Wyatt and Combs oppose them as both were campaigning W. T. Forsee look into a lighted 1owels world had little hope llor peace ing. students will assemble Sept. 2 CROSBY, Minn. (UPI) -"Ma- window. out in the state. thilda." a 13-pound female Robinson hollered at the man *Mess the spirit of cooperation and smaller guns, more love and The only human element in for assignments, with classes mon- When the letter was read to key, emerged virtually unharmed which caused bun to run off and undenstanding was spread less hale," Forsee told the club. this operation, the Air Force set for Sept. 3. Holland said he Funeral Conducted him by telephone, Wyatt said, from a fast fall of more than down the street. When this hap- FOR by an organization suet as Ro- He concluded his talk by urg- taid, was a technician who de- would announce tacutty assign- Today "Without making any comment, 39° 11 miles beenath a punctured pened Robinson quickly went to For Mrs. tary. all Reterians join togeth- cided whether the oncoming ments after a board meeting one way or the other on the poll ing to balloon. the parked car across the street Mattie Key "Today we need bigger men er in lifting up his club, his plane was "friendly" e or "ene- next Monday. Crawford suggestions., I went to make it The monkey and her fellow and removed the keys which city, state and reetton and there- my." When he decided the plane Holland said there have been clear that I will ,be glad to talk Passengers, a group of frogs, had been left and then went • wonld. was an intruder, he pressed a no further ,devekoptnerrts in a ). Funeral servers were con- with- - Bert- Comte perpnelly by .the . flies and goldfish, were *sent tnto the -house and called the button 'signalnng the Sage sys- propteed move to annex Fulton duoted this afternoon about this or any ether idea he Visiting Rotarians were Dew- up Thursday in a pressurized Murray Police. at 3:00 at cans Ship Still Madisonville, tem to go alter R. County terrhory • to the cit y the; Salem Baptist may have. There will be no 27 ey Cummins of gondola as part of a series of Church for -Primary purpose of this test schools system. The proposed When the police arrived need for "interrnedries." John Br:nen of Mayfield and tests on the effects of cosmic no Mattie Key Crawford who --Sentare working with Sage annexation was turned down trace was found Combs, Ed Lynch of -Georgetown. Buck - by rays in space travel. of the "peeping- passed away Thursday morntrig who said he believed was acihicved," the Air Force the state Department of Educa- tom" to the officers he Should is Burning Jones was a guest of Jim Gar- Their 20-story balloon, largest took the at 5:30 a.m. at the Murray Withhold comment tion but citizens of the affected car keys and left. General until today, as requested E Neof et he rison, and C. R. MeGavern was plastic balloon ever launched, Hospital fellowint a by -SEA said.But the statement areas have appealed Some time after Robinson a guest of Richard Farrell. Dal- released thetdecision. was expected to soar to 135.000 had two weeks illness. Ockerman in the letter, added: several hors after gone to bed, the man returned NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) -Gaso- las Lancaster, formerly of the firing added feet. or 25 miles above the Bro. W. R. Whitlow and Bro. "My position from the first that preermnary and asked for his keys line-fed flames shot high in ceunty, was a guest of Vernon tracking reports earth. But the big bag burst and said Lane Shariklin ceriducted t h e has been that those who are that "he was sorry U N A the sky over the hulk of a Stubbledeld, Sr. Mr. Lancaster indicated the Bornarc's guidance at ant altitude of about 60,000 that he had services and burial was in the opposed to Chandlerisrn Should system Award Dinner ties-passed " wrecked tanker early today, a now is a professor at Florence, "failed to function prop- feet and the storage cargo plum- Salem Cemetery. hove s united front , and due- . vied light to the 15 known Alabama in Arra_ whoa -system el-1Y that the elitaille did 'need to -meth. Rubinson then called the police She- -is- miv.--reseviv. 3. by three ler terengest -man -on••-nur-- erdt- -deed and 25 injured in Thurs- thttr'.. • not intercept its target. T Ilk --haste the goldfish failed to and the man, who was found C. ihoukl be the candidate. Any- ght Chunks day's two-ship collision. catte of the maltunclion To Be Monday survive et be Gerald Leech, was Lynn en! who takes a • Phil Mitchell reported that at- win the fall. Their water arrested, Crrve, Mrs. E. E.- Fatn, different view _- One man, believed to have not be known until telemetry container Some papers. which had been Lynn is obviously placing tendance last week was 94.4 per spilled. Grove, Mrs. Douglas, Mur- personal been a crewman on the SS data on the missing from a Macheonville ambition cent. test has been pros The Air Force, which sponsor- man ray; one step-daughter. Mrs. L. above the good of the gliFulfail, was still missing The Ground Cheerier Corps since May 1 were early ceased." ed the flight, recovered the bal- also found in E. Hughes, Murray; four sons, cause." today, the Coast Guard Lag night at 810, tsovernor award dinner will be held at Leech's :ANS said. loon on a farm about 69 miles car. Leech stated that R. W. Key, H. Key, 99 Fresee met With officers and the Murray liVrrran's he Clifton Of ere 35 men who were hos- Club House had found the papers from its launching site near on a Key, all of Murray, Joe Key, pitalized, 10 were released and directors of the club, and heads Donald Hughes Is on .Monday. August 11, at 6:30 street in Madisonville • Crosby. It didn't take long to and was Paducah; two etep-sons, Edwin ' Be 25 were still undergoing treat- of the various committees to p m. going to return them. Recipient Of discover that Mathilda had sur- Crawkird, Lynn Grove, Reber: nton ment this morning. Four men, hear the reports of proposed: This award, to be- presented vived the fall. Crawford, Houston, Texas; one all Gulfoil crewmen, were in seals- during the - year. Sister Kennedy Grant I) the local Gretand Observer "Ouch! Sae tried to bite me! brother, Luther Humphr ey s, critical condition at Newport While here Governor ,Forsee r,,rps by the Channel Master explained Denteld G. Hughes, sun of Mr. the first medic to Complaints On Paris, Tenn.; eighteen grand- Hospital. arse graded the club on ini.tia- Getpuration, is considered by stick his head into the Hold Annual and Mrs. A. L Hughes, 1637 gondola. Painters children, thiry great-grandchi.1- Navy and Coast Guard fire- tive, spirit, abiltty, etc. the United States Government Mathilda was removed, kicking Received Farmer Avenue, was one of dren and eight great - groat- F fighting crews abandoned at- Mr. Forsee is a banker in It. be one of the greatest honors and screaming, from three Univereity ist the gondola grandchildren. tempts to extinguish the raging Owenton. Kentucky and hat: 32 'Louisville which can be given te a city' and moments later was con- HOPKINSVILLE (UPI) The air Tuesday gelaze in the other tanker, the years of continuous attendance senior medical students to re- - The Max H. Churchill Funeral or Down. There will be a nuns-' tentedly munching on a banana. Christian County S. E. Graham. ceive a Sister Kennedy Founda- sheriff's office Herne had charge of the funeral :YNOLD'S Thursday after- in Beaty. He has been instru- ber of diseinguelhed visiters A physical examination showed received tion grant this summer in phy- several complaints arrangements. noon after almost SeVen hours ment in many drives and proj- present. Mayor Hoernes Etlis will Mathilda in ;toed shape and sical medicine Thursday from farm families that of futile battling, ects in his city and has been and rehabilita- be the master ready to lead another of ceremonies. - exploration two men, posing as federal postal The 1,591-ton coastal tanker. a civic leader for number tion. The purpose of the grants NOTICE Its fair time again in Marshall a of Tickets for the dinner.. may be into space. officials, were (citingsol carrying nearly a million gallons years. is to aquaint medical students the Ci)unity and everyone is look- TAP ebbained at the Chamber of Air Force spokesmen said the painting of rural mail of gasoline, collided in a heavy with all phases of physical boxes. South Pleasant Grove MY' ing leeward to a gala Correnerce office on North 4th 850-pound balloon apparently Sheriff five days tog Harold McKinney said will sexenser a bake sale of at the mouth of Newport medicine and rehabilitation With Street. The ripped open when it hit a jet in front excitement at 'the Marshal price of the dinner the men warned mail service 4 Belk-Settle harbor with the 10,340-ton Gulf- the hope that some of them will stream. The crumpled balloon Department Store, County Agricultural Fair at the I-Ft. Roll John H. Brinn To is $1.50. eltiestryone is invited would be stopped when the oil. enter the speciality. acted as a parachute Saturday. August 9 starting at Benton City Park. and urged to attend in order and sail families refused the The resulting explosions and Speak At Kirksey Hughes is working under offer. 800 am. The festivities start the to show appreciation of this as the 200-pound gondola de- Tuesday, jire became a funeral pyre for direction of Dr. Rex MeMor- scended. August 12, and chatinue 0. signal honer which is being through 11105 crew members of the larger Saturday' 30° els, medical director of the Re- given the community. evening. August 16. ship, including the skipper, Capt. John H. Brinn will be speak- habilitation Center, Inc., Louis- The first day of the' fair will Montreville The award will be a plaque Eden of Port Arthur, ing in a Gospel meeting at the ville, and chairerain of the de- be devoted to the youth of Tex._ Thirty-eight signifying that the local Ground men, including Kirksey Church of Christ next portment of physical medicine Kidnapper Is Marshall County and the after- a harbor pilot, were Observer Post is the best post N aboard. week. The Assembly noon session meeting begins Sun- anc rehabilitation at the Uni- To will be free. Tuet- east The Gulfoil was outbound from of the Mississippi River day, August 10 and will reit versity of Louisvale School of day evening at 6:30 a pet show Providence where it had emptied and in' this GOC division. Sev- tinue through Sunday, August Medicine. will be held for the children tL $119 a cargo of oil. But the volatile eral Ogees are covered by this Executed 17. Hughes is a graduate of Mur to show their special pets; at fumes in her holds made her urfst. e, Qt Services on Sunday, will be ray Statetaillege where he was 8:00 the !peen o the "a stock of dynamite," according Hold Marshall Full County at 11 a.m. •asid 8 pen. Services president of the Student Organi- OSSINING, NY. (UPI) -Ang- Meet, riir will be selected to to one survivor. week clays will be at 2:30 p.m. ratten and was selected Who's elo John Le Marca was executed reign over the lair. Miss Dion As Though the Graham burned to and 8 p.m Everyone is cordial- Who In American Letter Thursday night for kidnaping Heitt, the 1957 queen, 1AMOND ncontrollably her 13-man crew Colleges and To Editor and Will invited By BRUCE W. MUNN attend if crown the escaped. ly Universities in 1955. abandoning to die month-old Pet- it appeared ' necessary 1958 queen. er Weinberger. United Press International and desirable." Harness racing will get Dear Editor: j under La Mares, 33. father' oftwo, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.(UPI) The Security Council met wny at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday and A. Outland I just thought that I would let Thursday night each KINS Funeral confessed he had kidnaped the -The 8I-member United Na- in response to afternoon for the remaind- you knew that I am receiving the summons Weinberger infant July 4, 1936, tions General Assembly, sum- of Soviet Russia er. of the "Week. The efemous To Be On Saturday the Ledger and Times OK. The after for $2,000 ransom and then, moned by a rare unanimous Soviet Premier Nikita S. Duke Paducah, star of WLAC Ledger is a popular paper Up in panic, Kbrushchev spiked ) The funeral for Amos Gore Returned left the child to starve Vote of the Security Council, protosalr for TV, will present his Country Count L. Out- here at Ray Meyer's Boys Camp. to death under a roadside honey- a summit-council meeting Western tend, wee) pessed away on Wed- meets in emergency session on In a Rock 'n Roll Revue The other fellows catch up on suckle bush. surprise turnabout. It had nesday right, will be held the Middle East today. before Wednesday evening at 7:30. - at . heir baseball scores and I just But it resolutions the as La Marca became pan- from the United The _Society Mese Show. with Cherry Corner Baptist •oad the local news. The couhcil voted States icky when he stele the child, 11 to 0 to and Russia calling for a Mrse-ferrrie Neel Fay et`hurch Satutelay at 2:00 p.m. call of Mem- )11 I hear that the weather In he was calm when he went to the special assembly session special session of the assembly. phis, Tenn., 25° Bro. R. J. Burpoe and Bro. To U. S. Senate _entertaintng at the ind around Murray has net been his death at 11:03 after more than six hours of After the modified p.m., e.d.t., US. re- organ, will start at 7:30 Thurs- Merman Culpepper will officiate. too good. The weather debate Thursday night. solution was NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - guarantee.ng his election in the up here in the Sing Sing Prison electric The de- adoptedt the Soviets day evenirtg. Burial will be in the Hicks is wonderful. bate resulted in Russia's accept- withdrew Sen.- Albert Gore, a civil ' rights Nov. „4 general election since chair. 'their resofhtion which Friday evening Cemetery. ance of US. promises a moderate, was renornt mated by You know, Mr. Williams, I The debt-ridden mechanic, who terms for a sweeping called for the sesslen to discuss breath friendt.may call al rarely does a Republiean win , a taking chain/month ip the Max think *et a boy's camp is bought a house and a car he Middle East discussion after two the "immediate withdrawal" of, Dutch H. Churchill Tennessee Dem-crate Thunday state-wide office, horse show, also with Mrs. Foy Funeral Home un- weirsdertul. I think that every could not afford, was alert and amendments designed to "save U.S. and British forces from EANSER but 3 staunch segregationist was Gore &smarted an early lead at the organ. til the (emend hour. young bey or esirl should go to almost aggressive when he was face" for the Kremlin. Lebanon and Jordan. out front today in a close tin- over former Goveil&Yg Prentice Saturday evening at 7:30 camp if possible. A camp gives led into the ,death house by Challenges Soviet a decided race for the goverisor- Cooper and the margin widened The assembly will convene in big country store give - away, • It-tern an opportunity to get used the prison Ffoman Catholic chap- Following the vote, U.S. Am- -or 29' sli as returns poured in. He ctaim- U.N. headquarters this evening eritertainrnere by the to being away from home. lain, George Kinney. bassador Henry Cabot Lodge Hamilton Three of the four Major can- ed victory as the county passed for what is expected to be a Brothers Quartet and the Smith I still have my job as head "What are you trying to do, challenged the Russians to carry • Weathiir didates for governer in the state the two-thirds mark. brief and formal session, de- Quartet with prizes galore choke me," La Marca snapped the proceedings of the assembly to be Democratic primary were sweat- counsellor. voted to procedural given "I am extremely gratifiedtt a' the executioner arrangements. session to the away. Sincerely, as he strapped It peoples behind 'Report ing out hate returns. the handsome, 50-year-old con- will probably then adjourn the The grand finale of the John Koertner - the death hood in place. Then Iron Curtain by radio "to Fair Sy UNITED PRESS With 2,377 precincts of 2,591 gressmen said. until Wednesday, as suggested by 'a-ill be one of the Ray he -braced himself by putting let them fudge the true facts largest dis- 'reporting, former Agnicult u re Meyer's Boy's Camp Britain, to allow time for special pl.ays of Cooper had thorply criticized his chin on his chest. for themselves." He urged the fireworks ever seen in Sette'htved Kentucky --Partly Commiseioner Buford Ellirigten Three Lakes, Wisconsin representatives to come to New Western Gore for his "soft" diand on His last meals were hearty- people of the Soviet Union and ftentuc.ky. cloudy, continued warm and Ynrk and permit governments to had 194.044 votes to 186,406 for seigregation - in particular hits spaghetti and meat balls for the -East European satellites Indications are that the horse relay instructions to be humid tetchy, tonight and Sat- Memphis Mayor Edmund Orgill failure to sign the "Southern lunch and roast delegations allowed to show this year will be OD TO VISIT HERE chicken, potatoes here. hear "all sides of the beet urday. Scattered thundershowers in the and 185,292 for qireuit Judge Manifesto" in which a number and cake for supper. the grave issues dividing the history. For the first erne moistly in afternoon and Taelor Jumpers even- Andrew of Jeckton. of Dixie congressmeri elated Harry Hughes and family of La Marca spent most of the President May Attend world - not just your view." will be shown on ing today and Saturday. High With 2,371 precincts reporting their oppoeition to cite( rights Les Angeles, Calif., is on his day with his wife, Donna. He Lodge noted Western radio Thursday 'evening; this is an eeday and Saturday neat 90, Senate Diplomatic exciting in the race, Gore had legisial ion. way here to visit his rrsotber, kissed his children, Vivian, 7, authorities in broadcasts are jammed by the feature of the Flair ad- ew tonight near 70. 331,577 Washington were inclined ded 1KET votes to 228,636 for his Returns from 2,387 ref t h e Mrs. Effie Hughes, his brother, and Vincent, II, goodbye and to be- Communists and "Soviet news- by the committee in their Some 5:S0 a en temperatures: opponent, lieve President Eisenhower papers never former Gov. Prentice date's 2,591 precincts gave Gore Brent Hughes, and his uncle, even tried to explain to Vivian would are Censored..." ending quest to give the Louisville 75, Lexington Cooper. make a personal appearance at Soviet people of 72. Pa- 332,791 voles To 277,735 for Edwin Crawford. what he meant by his final Ambassador Arkady A. Marshall Couhty and du)ca'h 72, Bowiing Green ' provision farewell. the assembly to open the Amer- Sobolev surrounding 70, With no for a run- Cooper. In the governor's race, He and his family will be in retorted this had nothing areas an even big- Covington 72, Lendon 71 off Tennessee, But even after ican part of the debate. The tr do with the ger and and in the man with Ellington had 193.208, Orgill Murray for about one and one- La Marca said Security Council. better fair than the Hot* goodbye White House said no" "Who insv ale 71. the, most voles gets the Demo- 166,565, Taylor 102,897 and Al- hale weeks and to his children he tried decision is transmitting news and year before. Box seats will be glad to had yet will be Evansville, Did., 75. cratic nomination, virtually. len 51.966. been reached, but Ei- how in what countries" was no available for the see all their friends. (Continued on Page Two) horse - shows, senhower has said he would business of the council, he said. Charles Lents, chairman, stated. • •

A I'Al;1•7 TV.() 1.0':)4ER CM., MURRAY. KENTUCKY FRIDAY - AUGUST 8, 1958 FRIDA1 THE LEDGER & TIMES .11•1•••••••• PUBLISHED by LEDGER TIMES .PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inn Consolidation of the Murray Ledger. The Callovnay Times, Ted Williams and The Hits 40,Probably Tunes-Herald, Batting October 20, Title 1978, and the West Kentuckian, January By MILTON RiCHMAN 1, 1942. umph over the Pittsburgh Pirates, scored all their three runs with and virtualn finished them as Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers United Press International while St. Louis crushed San the aid of Eddie Mathews' two- far as penuant contention is struck out 10 Cub batters and JAMES C. • T.LIA: • PUBLISHER Ted Williams will by 40 by Francisco, 12-1; Philadelphia edg- run homer. concerned. was credited with his ninth win ed Cincinnati. 3-2. and Los An- Sam Junes scored We reserve the right to rein • my A. ertirstng, Letters to the re his ninth Don Cardwell, recalled from although he needed help flom or Public Voice ge4es defeated Chicago, 3-1. victory with a four-hit items whom, in our opinion, are not for tin effort the minors not so long ago, Johnny Klippstein in the trnereet Southpaw Warren Spahn.shoot- against ninth. of our readers. the Giants while the scored his first victory of ing for a 20-game the Klippstein took over with two season for Cards were pounding out 13 year for the NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO. !nen Phillies with a on and one out, and after rain Use eighth time in his career, hits. including a home run by Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.. 250 Park Ave., New lout.; 307 N cni- nine-hit effort against the Red- caused a 20-minute delay he limited the Pirates to seven Wally Moan. The Giants gan Ave., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St_, Boston. com- legs. The victory moved the gut Lee Walls to hit into a hits In chalkihg up his 15th mitted four errors. Phillies into the first division game-ending double play. The Entered at the Post Offire, Mi rray, Kentucky, for tr.eioneetion as victory. Out Of. Race for the first time since Eddie Dodgers scored a pair of un- Second Class Matter Bob Friend blanked the Braves It marked the --cinch loss for Sawyer. took over as manager earned runs on Alvin Dark's Until the seventh when they the Giantnin their Ian PLI3SCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week ?on per 10 games from Mayo Smith on July 22. fifth inning error. rromtla 85e. in Callow ay and adjoining counties, per year. $3..ini else- here. 55.5u

FRIDAY AUGUST Park 8, 1958 League Save A Spot For W. Spahn PLAYER OF THE DAY _ World Series tickets for Mil- IMPROVEMENTS Downs Little By United Press International waukee. AUTHORIZED Ted I% Menai -WARREN SPANN- Red Son Nev- :ity Hall and Gas illuildinc .... $120,000 Reserve a spot in the 20-game Spahn, headed for his eighth Kidnaper.,.. Sewer bracket again for Warren Spahn, season as a 20-game winner, Plant Expansion $125,000 le end of the month and quite League Squad and while you're a: it you can reeled o f f his New School Buildings $110,000 esinly the American League start thinking about reserving 15th victory (Continued from Front Page) ining champ again by the Planning and Zoning • Commission with end The Park Thursday : September. League all - stars by desperately to hang onto his Professional - crushed the Little League nine • beating Pitts- lilt. He had received Consultation Williams, more 'or less lying Top six stays .S and ten year olds 11-5 Women Golfers burgh, 3-2. of back in !lin_ weeds an. last night execution and his attorney ea the Little League field, It was a typi- st-Mrienly is . sprouting - In U.S. And Britain made a radio appeal fox" a sev- IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED a full- David cal Spahn own .311 Terhune waknhe win- per- enth - an appeal to the public Ii average - only 24 Open Two-day , ning pitcher as he Tussle formance. H e I4dustrfal Expansion . ints behind the .235 rolled to his to send telegrams of mercy to figure of seventh struck out lloston victory of the year with Gov. Averell Harriman. Some Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters teammate Pete Runnels. only NEWTON. Mass. TI one loss. Terhune gave up (UP1)' - The gaVe up seven 500 telegrams were sent, but Ic h , leads the circuit. top w• men amateur $ hits Widened Streets In Some Areas eight hits, walked two and struck goners of and walked no word came from the governor Ted's current mark is a far out four. Britain and the United States none us pitching Continued Home Building and La Marca was led into the ry from the .388 mark he opened a two-day Kent Kingins was the top Park tussle today his 17th com- death house right on Airport For d the league time at .11 Murray with last year. League hitter with two hits. Jim for he Curtis Cup. plete game of p.m. - * - Mt at -before the season started Lamb The heavily - - • the City Auditorium hadentwo hits for the Little -favored British season. Some 50 miles away, ..! promised he'd squad Wastes SOfaln at the hit "around League'?'. met their American coun- Spahn is now hnme Morris '140" and 15-7 fur Weinberger, he generally comes The Park League team terparts in three .36-hole four- the season. A where 1957 OLDSMOBILE was. ago this year on July 4, 1956, La Mares • i.re!ty close to the mark. composed of three 12 some thatches at the Brae 'Burn time he was 11-8._ -year olds, kidnaped Peter, there was only 98 4-di or Sedan Local car He could three 11-year Colintry Club in West Newton. i make it the way olds, one ten-year silence. The lightsnwern,out IC• n.)11.k y I Ba . I i ..,e s noting old. arid The Intoned States The Beeves - -then-vie- and now. He blasted %Finn 13--year has wan -the Weinberiers were hharrilat BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Tne A the thrie -Inca{ ogee-Spann- wenn;ir illnandn- -wevf f - -20T11 .15frerm and a single two teams wili meet again nup - reportedly at matches rally in the seventh a friend's e thing! Super deluxe ! drive in three runs Thursday Monday night at 7 o'clock on but has lost two of inning. Eddie house. Mathews' radio, heater, power steering appoint unto you a kingdom, as my and help the Red Sox beat the Little League field. the last three. 23rd homer with one on and brakes, electric windows Father hath appointed unto me. Luke 22:29. the Senators, 8-4. for their fifth This year's edition of t he higniighted the rally that American helped Milwaukee and seats. Air canditioned, straight victory. RETURNS TO ACTIVE squad boasted but two widen its Na- There is a limitless field LIST tional tinted glass, white wall Roy- for us in this life His homer was nothing to BALTIMORE, members who played in previous League lead to seven Md. (CPI) - Read Our Classifieds al Master tires, deluxe hub and the, next, our field will-be enlarged as spit at, either. It traveled ap- The Cup matches. Polly Riley and games. Baltimore -Orioles have re- caps. Back-up lights and A we grow up to it. proximately 500 feet and larded' turned Barbara Romack. pitcher Lou Skater to electric antenna. A real about 30 rows up in the The other six members were right the active list_ Skater, a south- sharp neld bleachers. Meriam Bailey. Joanne car with only 24,0n0 Roy Sievers ben- taw, has been out at action since Gunder- ed son: Mrs. Las Johnstone. miles! SIGN3 tiONtn5 PLAYER his 31st homer and Jim La-in- June 16 with a finger injury. Barbara en his23rd McIntire. Anne Quasi Pi MAJOR LEAGUE for Washingtonnboth and Anne bows coming off Frank Sullivan, BOUT Richaedson. - * - ---V.Asii4146-T-ON--ctfPh POSTPONED__._ All gm The Ts04M- 1 ari -eight-lifter tot SANTA BARBARA, Calif., STANDINGS Senators neve iTIC n'Orh VICTO17 (UPI) -A sponsor withdrawal . EAGLES 1-957 CHEVROLET bontn p,ayer. Jerry It ACQUIRE END was the only game scheduled has caused promoters to postpone .1--yter old left ha char in the American 4-door Bel ly United Press internationa League indefinitely Saturday's scheduled HERSHEY.. Air Power Glide Royal Oak. Mich. Patenaude Braves Pa: (UPI) - The increase Lead featherweight 10 - rounder be- VS. Low mileage. Kentucky' -American Eeague Inas wan_ 16 straight games for Philadelphia Eagles have acquir- The Milwaukee Braves stretch- tween Collier Cox of Los -license. Tarim W L Pct. G,' els high school An- ed veteran offensive end Perry • over the past Co :heir National League leed geles and New York 'err rans Felix Cervantes Of Richards, - who previously Was 70 36 .660 ett en games with a 3-2 Mexico. 6 U n '54 •IN .514' with the Pittsburgh S•celers. * Cherag 53 52 .505 • All g Cleveland 52 54 .491 18 1955 CADILLAC BILL DAVIS Detrne: 50 53. Alin nal, Tu SPORTS EDITOR 12 Sedan A real nice Adti. 21_jr The car. I Ledger &TimesSports /grit tan and StnIT Kansas aly 47 55 .461 21 Page Wistengtor 45 62 , 421 251e. Mit hi Lassa Spirts Hews * First la Wird Press Opens Revs * - 1 Yesterday's Games Basketban 1954 OLDSMOBILE r. 8 %Vann- ; Today's Sports News Today • .0n.y 5.- 96 4-door. A real clean ear. All ga 99,000 NOITN-EMI Vaetort or Sae Francisco Is presented --- - Kentucky license t with the winner's trophy, not to menthes a 89.000 Check, i Today's Games after carding an elght-under-par 272 to the Chicago Open gulf tourney. Trophytng him is John McNulty, cu-owner of - * - a - a• Dttr- Gleneagles Country dub. Right, Mayor Richard Daley. • • - C:y C.. veranii ! 1954 re at Warns ng"..r. OLDSMOBILE 111 • --w Y - rk. n g's• Super 88. All power. tor- col ice and white Kentucky PI • Tomorrow's Games MURRAY LOAN CO. license. A real clean car. • Al] si.• eg 506 W. Main St. Telephone 130 Mond ne C , . "YOUR HOME -OWNED LOAN CO." l'iln r. a. V:: -`--. ne r. 1953 Rest m a' N ,'.( Y k OLDSMOBILE 96 4-0 ...r Sedan. Solid black. Kentucky liemate. Ar • National League SCOTT DRUG CO. _ W L P;t GB Home ;: efnoankt t 6: 43 5e7 "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" n Fran 5.5 , SI - 519 7 1953 OLDSMOB1,14E robin:nil • 1 52 52 -500 9 *tilde:ph:a 49 52 485 1014 Corner at 4th & Main Phone 433 Super 86 Hard. )1) fini and C:fectag . 52 56 441 1 11 Clean as a hound's 4. L ..l. • 50 54 .41) II tooth! qrc.r.r;F:', 5'n-- S4 ten 11 Ig • N:•.._;.: 49 7AS 57 12ti I - * - me NOTICE • Yesterday's Games 1953 PONTIAC -CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT ✓ 3 ii.tt ---1-do4!r• Sedan:- A good car Ango,"s ; Ch:nag: .11 C. N. TURNER. New Manager ttith a low, low price VII! n • -it :phia 3 C:rre.eins 2! • I.2' Sr : f I. KENTUCKY MUTUAL CREDIT ASS'N - * - - - Today's Games Professional Bldg. 204 II. 5th Street 1952 CHEVROLET Phone 5 590 Murray, Ky. I. ups.. Nice tar, Kentucky Ilk{ c. at Prinadelphia. nee' :cense. Credit Reporting • r, at Pitt.- pea rgh r-ght - Collections - Directory Services S A 1. et' n gat • - * - Front row Jerry Hendon. RonnieChristopher, Stoney Henson, Leonard Ball; Skipper Beennett. Bat Boy Tomorrow's Games Bill Solomon. tow (.-r.),' David Sykes, Vernon Stubblefield, Bill Kopperud, Mac -Fitts, Coach Bill Nall 1951 DESOTO and Bat Boy ii id . SHOP FOR REAL VALUES • tiTienoneto on . Ready to gal only $2.50. ear, qiew-wase ukee-ant Ph-lecti nigh! 52 times at bat and twenty-three n-ti in the replar season and catching. iSinp; _pitching, or playing -Luis at Ch:csgi) bi. 'nen ...Ise hats which was number one in net) tournanunt tips flames was first base, linly K ipperud oper- • F--an' a . I. 1• 1.;".••-:._ a npt n.p, the league. David Sykes' 54 at title-this year Stubblefield - * - •turned sting at second base. FAMILY SHOE STORE * onall-trt-nnte -nantr--fnat-ninniTen-Tnnarnr-dori snagging throws at first Crown if year :4-3 averane, put him in the number Anson without playing any SOMETHING NEW tour- base, Mat handling rt.-cord .wa g..-id Aral.- tar three spot 70 tne league and nament games. the Eradicate Prevent pitchers behind the plate, Ronnie A. C. Sanders :le 'op sp,,t in the Pi p League !he tenth•'spot went to Vernon During the regular sea t on Christopher chasing nubbiefield with 45 times at Stubblefield fly balls in • Phone 1457 .- team had v ry beat the Braves four right field, Leonard - Self Service Basement 'at Ball playing -- and 13 hen for a .289 made times, the Pirate's three times in sewing- up 'en yearn Although at the hot corner. Skipper Bennet Stubblefield is one and the Tigers twice. However, ag wi'h foil • game of patroling- left field, Sykes keep- YOUR FAMILY SHOE HEADQUARTERS Verble Taylor • the fop ten hitters in the tne only shutout that - heelhas .31 rivin the nintind p. Tiers. league., ing a watch over center field, Phone 1286 the main thing he has pitched in the past three jeers •h•-• es. ,n •h" bat added' and Stubblefield either pitching has been his brilliant •eragl;itis final game of this The Destructive Termite Pirates 'pitching. ye* Or playing shortstop, Skipper Nall when - he blanked the ritauslo FREE INSPECTION hal a tough bunch tn deal with. • Itel. past 'three -ears In the 570- TERMITES T1 .1 1; nal* Ruth League and flow. in' For thig silmmer Vernoh pitch- Last eear the learn _made a •e •O• • le) Prcp League lie has posted ea 61 innings, giving Up ;t.) trip 1.0 St. LOWS to see the BILEIREY'S a crede able record wins Cardinals play -Lieens.ed & Insured - . ..ro• I .c. I of 15 earned ruins fur an earn -run which was spon- and twit 1.sses. R•th los‘es were i.-v rage of 2.31. soled by Mr. Ed Settle. Thit J„ T. HALE at the SAM KELLEY hands ef the Tigers in Feur of jhe Giants thin past year, the Giants will mouth!! 1956 and since that year he neer were inuned to St. notes Saturday. Augii Phone tn-C-01-stsr New 441 and has run-up Used a record 14 when Philadelphia invan, Guns . cm- team. They- were Hensen, tlykes, 23. Motor Sales. geese ion victorie•, Mac Fitts. and Billy,Kopperud. St. Louis and, will be admit!, KELLEY'S PEST Ii, the game ciimpliments_ SHOTGUN s it•-0 of t!.. and RIFLE SHELLS record during this However, when you e'en nem- in Cardinals. They will stay CONTROL the jeans regular season has also ing the members of N. 7th St. Phone 833 :e' this team night in the Fairgrounds tin- n ,ff;eial record. Benee !n •- leave any l-ff. and see the Cards and the P Just Say Charge It 1) • ' netlei4 I Pen- n ;h r the net do!.

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- * - Murray • OLDSMOBILE ;or Sedan. Local car Baseball Association :...n...by Inky iperica. _A_, d. charrnaj rix with LEAGUE irig! GAME Super deluxe water, power steering ikes, electric windows presents its. Air canditioned.. ;lass, white wall Roy- Top Ten ter tires, deluxe hub Back-up lights and • antenna. A real :ar with only 24,0U0 PARK LEAGUE LITTLE LEAGUE All games on Little League Field, City-Park - Final Averages - Monday and Thursday at 4:00 p.m. 7 CHEVROLET AB BA Bel Air Pov.er Glide Don Faughn (Yanks) 52 25 30 .577 ntilcage. Kentucky' Donnie • Danner (Reds) 50 16 23 .460 'LITTLE LEAGUE Charlie Warren (Cards) 53 14 22 .415 L*. Stanley Hargrove (Cubs) 41 12 17 .415 All games on Little League Field, City Park Mickey 15 CADILLAC Boggess (Yanks) 50 10 20 .400 Tuesday and Friday nights at 6:00 p.m. Jimmie Ellis (Reds) 1371Meat !Ike car. - 49 18 19 .388 kt- arid weir equipped. Johnny Rose (Yanks) -47 —17 18 —.383 Joe Ward (Yanks) 27 6 10 .370 - * - Norman Hale (Cubs) 43 14 15 .349 I OLDSMOBILE PONY LEAGUE Ronnie Danner (Cards) , 52 22 18 .346 • r A real clean car. All games on Pony League Field, City Park ky license. Monday and Friday at 6:00 p.m. - * - PONY LEAGUE OLDSMOBILE Through August 7 38. All power, to! AB R H BA and white Ken..uel,. PREP LEAGUE Charles Robertson (Phils) 32 13 19 A real clean car. .594 • All games on High School Diamond Jerry Grogan (Orioles) 30 16 15 .500 • * Monday and Thur Richard Workman (Indians) 43 18 20 .465 Danny Steele (Phils) 48 13 21 .438 OLDSMOBILE Jamees Wilson (Orioles) 39 9 14 .359 it_por St Jan_ S trl id Legion Walter Blackburn (Indians) 39 14 14 .359 Centucky Waage. American Team Chuck Roberts (Dodgers) 34 17 12 Home games played .353 on High School diamond Harold Shoemaker (Indians) 46 10 16 .348 Tommy Lyons (Phil's) .. 44 17 01 DSMOBV,E 15 .341 • Kim Wallis (Indians) 44 16 15 .341

- * - PREP LEAGUE - 53 PONTIAC Final Averages - Sedin7- A good car AB R H BA low, low price Stoney 1,1! • Henson (Giants) 52 25 23 .442 Ronnie Jackson (Pirates) 39 10 17 .436 - * • David Sykes (Giants) 54 18 2,3 .426 CHEVROLET Buddy Farris (Pirates) 43 9 f8 .419 Nice Car, Kentucky Richard Vance (Braves) 32 8 11 .344 Jimmy Rose (Tigers) 62 16 21 .339 Ray Roberts (Tigers) * 50 18 16 .320 ▪ Glen Grogan (Braves) 59 11 18 .305 DESOTO 111 Harold Moss (Tigers) 63 13 19 .302 o go! Only $250. Vernon Stubblefield (Giants) 45 7 13 .289 •* -

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PAGE FOUR • LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY -- AUGUST 8, 1958 FRIDAY Golden Circle Lochie LandoIt, Editor Phone 16115 SOCIAL CALENDAR Class Has Meeting The Golden Circle Sunday Satiool Class of the First Rep- ;Monday, August 14 Lon_ Service the Hazel of Meth- ' -awn* aset-et-the-home of --The Bethany Sunday (elite Church ,will meet at the Met Lewis Marten on Thorsday Class of the First Baptise( asurch church at 2:00 in the afternoon. Meeting, July 31, at seven-thirty v."111 meet at the tity Part for ernes Lucille Hicks, Missli.X1ary oiclock. Mrs. Bob • a pot luck supper at 6.110 in the Billington was [is ,m Panama will be the gut* oo-tosatess. evening. speaker. Mrs. N. A. Waldrop 'is • • Mks. James McNeely, Jr., • • pesgrarn chairman. Mrs. D. N. lama& president, opened the meeting The Euzelian Class of the White will be the hostess. All with prayer, arxi Mrs. Anna Beth Roberts First .Baptiat Church will meet eet.es of church Levees the are invited. Martin read Psalm in the home of Mrs. Eugene • • • is III. Complimented During the business Shepley, Concord Read, at 730 sewsion, FO the nominating Tea Shower in the evening. committee reported and suggested Mrs. Dan ! Mud I A tea was given recently Shipley nor secretary, . The Business Guild of the PERSONALS who was our camp honoring Miss An Beth Rob- unanimously elected. That Christ tan Church Will meet enfort Co erts, bride-elect of Larry Joe A illation was made, seconded at 730 pm. Mrs. Maurice Crass, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ceraveitte • tete 1303. Cohen in the Mime of Mrs. and carried that an alumni as- Sr. will serve as hostess. Mrs. and ceildren. Karla and Jense- Waiter Baker on Obve Blvd.1 sociation be formed for the OOK! Vernon Riley will be the pro- n.: Lynn, will return to Green- 10 F Hoe-teeees were Me-a:ladies Baker,' former members of the these. teem winds gram leader and Mrs. Gatlin ville, Tenn., Saturday. They Benny Maddox, Mason Roes, Mrs. McNeely announced that nd 1 door Clopton will lead ehe devoteenal. hive been visiting Mrs. Gravel- Cleburne Adams, and Misses • • •. Mrs. Holmes Ellis, Jr., would he triple ti 's mother, Mrs. Joe Baker. t Jane Baker an& Benita Maidelcx.1 assume her duties as president St. The Mettle Belle Hays Circle • • • a up te The house was decorated at of the class on August 1. She RANDOLPH SCOTT stars in Columbia Pictures' "Decisicee at Lew Corn of the First Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Sisk was Sundown," playing Sunday-Monday the Murray vantage points with wiste and elected at a special busi- at Drive-In South 12th pale yellow Sorel arrangeenencts. will meet at the church's social vole leave this week fir Still- ness session on July 77._ Theatre with John Carroll, Karen Steele and Valerie trench co-starred. The film, with- print Technicolor.- The tea table was overlaid with ' hall at 7:30 in the evening. water. Okla., where - Mr. Seek Prayer led by Mrs-. Lewis by presents the • • • • will w irk on his Master's lee- outdoor action star as a grim-visaged stranger who rides into 1 a white Lnen cut work cloth Martin' concluded the business the gree and teach at Oklahoma town of Sundown, determined to gun down one of its Wad- I and held a centerpiece of pate Tuesday, August 12 seseion. ing habitants and prepared blast • Sate. to his way through the man's 110 CROS yellow and %%tete flowers. 'Pall Murray Star Chanter No. 433 Re/zee/merits weie served to ambushing cordon of badge-wearers in order to4d0 it. as. ii ACR011 a.verellsIene_Lioleebre wrth %tele OES will meet for a pet luck Mesdames Kenneth Adams, Joe tapers were ;deiced at each end. 'upper and regular meeting at Mr. and Mri.-Yrrite-Watroes. Carpenter, Kenneth Cramer, Ra- Gue-sres were greeted by Mrs. 6:30 at the Masonic Halt ncl daughter, -Alice, ofi.Libeety; gan McDaniel, James McNeely, TREAT THE FAMILY pas, Maddox. nerving at • • • • tnve been ni Murray reientlee Jr.. Kenneth Simmons, vs the punch Ben RIGHT.., 12-Above bowl were Miss Beny Thurmond The Miming Circle of 1, Is e sesinng her parents, Mr. and Syclithten and the hostesses. PRIVE•IN THEATRE 13,41a1,4 and Mrs. Sandra First Methodist Church will meet Mrs. Ira Lyons, • • a • SEE OUR MOVIES litchi** Elliot. Assist- OPEN 6:30 - START DUSK 14 -Sibyl uv ing in .sapving were Mosdames :n the !wane of Mrs. Nat Ryan A. W. Sins:mins, Jr., is home TONITE! 1:0 Rumor Two CWF Groubs 17-1,11 B.11 Harrell, Hughes at 9:30 in the morning. fr .m summer sideeiol at the U115- 4 , ati Bob Overby, and 19-‘VI'be 0' Jimmy Dorian. Miss Carolyn • • S • ‘0:-,..ty of Kentucky in Lexineg- Make Bandages For * FRIDAY and SATURDAY * tai.ddeu t•,i). It-Nei lei& Willoun.s kept the register. Wednesday, August 13 Field Missions 2ACTION 0 goad... The Wesleyan Circle of the - PACKED 2 06-ghrewil Miss Baker_ &howled._ Groups One and Two ot Ahe (e011, rq.) the Pt. first Methodist Chanel:- - -FEATURES -1T7VAT.1•. First Christian Chundeg CWT. wlech were di:splayed on tables meet in -the church's social %ill 86- On the campus of the Univer- met this week 28- Weight covered with yellow rietne and. at 7:30 In the church -parte. to FIRST Hittatttill-tveriut-- -Mg* --nosegsys- • • Itgate—rogilrars fur 31- 11 risothi section of , Lille first railroad . (,,rre ribbon field nese:ores. .,,. BY , see:earners. The Women's Society of Chris- eperated in the West. TYRONE r0 A pot luck luratheon w a - lii. _gra%1v. 1,, PLAN. I 53.'h `re.* served at P1Pfli LAURIE 31- Wkiter MISS MARTHA JEAN LEWIS the Mon hour, I.•- *7 utn metliately fallowing a pr )1 JULIA AO= 7.11.344.1e. W. and Mrs W. L. Kennedn, Meyteed Ilene Scheol was preiented by the in the etru:,.' .. .." 41 -certain 802 Seteth IsPle Street. Mayteld. elites of 1956, is a junior student Claysstian Irr(Aeli Fellowehip. TI 43-Wekdsh nn mace the er.g,rner.: and et dever.einal der lee Murray State College. She was given by M...... ilt a gli7r-Vofletan , I -these:row merrtege of her ,servcd as cheerleader two Brenda Smith. A dialogue w "."45-141Itary years MISSISSIPPI' 'Mitclo.n daughter. Miss Martha of e a n Ht Meofield High Schad: and in read by Misses Anneete Jerk - Meek Lewin se Geze Paul Sammons. I ceeege. and Carman Winning. GAMELEnt nil -117.1.rew ESCAVoi. mov, menkur. 1'05 Mat n Slice-% Murray.. The , - Twenty-three members attern:- • St•r"xl.t -Sarrunons. a 14- px re br.de-eler. is the dauitsfer of graduate of ed the meeting. vsr4nt Ire late Giainge_erie....-LeWes_ot : Murray High School, class of • • • • SAN%%Xi% ....: 7115471s--a'senfor ,-a,P PIVIa'ral • a MUNN PICT= ...Taa.. Fureen. _ • .student at - h.akis t ray Se Ceillege. Hes frateraity Episcopalians, See "Gambler" at 7:30 & 11510 - Jibs Lewes a meaduate nf . e PiKappa Alpha. . Take Notice "Quentin" at 9:30 only: DOW1 I=Confer An early September wedding 3-11.eclare The "Parish by Mail", at-. * SUNDAY and MONDAY * 3-Nferel pla ruled . The ceremony will 4.Wk.le dertadteng of the Ep: BACK •ei • held In the ceopel if the ',War TROUBLE? Church in r-Iffmaall - on etarrest Marcie _Mayfield. Kentucky, wishee take its ministrations • • • 0 to ti. RalidoipkDT If members svilaere church atteno • ance is delficult. 18Plefi35 A NILW 10/4D OF .1!in Nancy Graf ---, You're Weary Many must feel a hunger f., AeneaerninaER TO TP4st ScR.Swt4 To Ile 31arried their awn eerviee and a ci.-. _,...... t_. ._.•• ______of Theory that their children thouki (Presbyterian Church rerigiten ..._,..-- t trecreng. -. -- and , Mr. and Mrs. Victor Graf, St. / "The Pariah by Mall" wieh, r------ls 1 Loszs. M,. announce 'he sese the narnes of al _Egiscope 1 or arty Want Results . prceetting mersiage of licit' traeremoted in the • • : daugif.isr. - -Money - Margargt,': -46 pal church, that it may keep . Joe Wayne Dien sort,• Of M close contact with them and a! DEMI TRY CHIROPRACTIC add WI. T. Dyer. Trion.Tetue. range for any service needs-, . . Wes Graf was gradua,ted Especially does the 't'Pareeh • • •Ide.ture's way to freen I Murray Snore CaTmeee Mail" with the names of t.. with a Normal Functon and HS degree in -in June. 1956. deaf and thoee veho are bhi. ATSuillOWN NATURAL HEALTH quitr.F ehe was a eviernbee oe in order to minulter to them. Snare not e pen Scoria wiceal sorority. 91ee Please serne at once to t:. .. . 111, her • See - cragileyed at Director, Mrs. H. L. Maur -,JOHN CARROil radiu station Mt Ply t WT1BS and is teaching private "Par.sh by Mall", 421 2nd S been rrn piaalli • \icRitFIN111I i ICH NICOLOR. DR. E. H. OAKLEY .rt less ins in Kerrey. This fall Loursville 2. Ky., who is reaie. • The li oe plans ta teach at New Coo- and most willing to serve yiuu. lifted Ji CH-IROPRACTOR t HI 'm'I PLANE end School. isn t croeded, the hostess will . . Imble or triple seat for you • • • • one Wit and baby. Arm rests can be removed, converting seats Into a comfortable baby r••- ,4 on Aurora, Ky. bed. TRIP IS COSTLY Monday Nite Only - Aug. 11th Mr. Dyer is a scarcely junidr chenfis- ELIZABETH, N.J. ( UPI) -1 HOURS: •re ,,,nc! biology in.aeur at Mur- cost Kenneth RETURN DATE OF THE came r• le Kline approximate- -See e .t• CO:lege. He IS a MeTTI- 10:00 a.m. • ly $33.33 an inch Thursday f said m: 800 p.m. : Delta Alpha social Ira- an automobile trip he made. IF1 ts,,ieht -1-e-renee- Mg Kline, Monday goes previously We Trasedi convicted use, through Friday drunken driving, was fin eli $2, . he WWI The wedding will August 1:00 be Ily JOAN 011RUVAN for disobeying a court weenie his hem P.m. 8:" :6 at 710 in the evening in the TAKING baby on a tripe not to drive again. Pelice natite &Scruggs a pair e College Sunday' Presbyterian Ceur4i." A n'hether you go by land, him after he nis lire All had • • trends of the ceuple are sea or air, travel will be inches. would . meted to attend the cereen, my. easier if you plan ahead. GRAND OLE OPRY SHOW kit he Check with plane, train new be — ADMISSION and beat companies to dis- FOR ATHLETES FOOT — • rule cover what special baby serv- USE KERATOLYTIC boot hi • Children in would ices are available. ACTION BECAUSE • 750 • cars .... Free — death I TODAY' It sloughs off and clisliolves - Sorry, No Passe.s Extra Space Accepted - of the elected akin. Exposes deepse! & SATURDAY Airplanes, for example, try "Mn Infections its action. to arrange a clout* or triple to killing hart's seat for Mother and child. Get instant-drying T -4- L.. a think Seat arms ran be removed keratolytie, ad any drug store. do yeti SCIENCE Visit 11,11ac -FICTION'S Most Astouoding Story! pillows and blankets pro- FAST relief or your 48e back. Our Snackbar • O vided, to make a cozy bed for NOW at Holland Drug Co. Junior. Who dl such a Often, too, special kits of strained baby foods and dim- not hi hine (464 'poseble diapers are provided. just cc e,..4 es .8 If there's a special formula. thurchill Aitnerat Amu &AM ass I! 40 %ea_ the plane, hostess will store (Pt It In a cooler until feeding "THE HOUSE Of SERVICE SINCE- III1- gentle ftthe. have 2har.eild AIL Churchill, • long Dining cars on trains are Oixtrtr Mar 'generally equipped to heat ViettoT formula or baby food for you. knew Crib for Cabin di-red. The J. II. Churchill Steamship lines will ar- ambulance, up to range to have farroulas made completely equipped with oxy- She up, providing you alert them catch ge_n administering equipment, iS 'WI In advance. You can liaiTa ie crib In your cabin and. If your 1Fto.eh-Nut Rate, 11',.0.1. aVailable twenty-four hours a and FOR A CAR Till!', pack Baby's crib, a EXCLUMVE lchas youngster is a toddler, most cooler to hold the formula and a bag filled with jars of baby food. 24 HOUR day. Wherever or whenever the crook, large liners have supervised AMBULANCE all playrooms where you can need arises, our c o mpeten t, he should be made a week or car lighter. Also take a small, $ERV PC E to re leave him while you enjoy a two before the trip to give refrigerator or cooler to keep trained attendant. are on duty will h swim ship's pool, OXYGEN in the try a Baby a chance to become ac- the day's formula chilled. EQUIPPED to give an immediate response. -Fr hand at shuffleboard or rest, customed to the new piste. A well-organIzed shoulder • In a deck Chair. Be sure you park not only strap bag is a great conven- • be in It's usually wisee to take baby food Jars but the !!tale ience no matter how you GILLOME hurt along the foods Baby likes. cap lifter that comes with travel. Use It to tote diaper hurt Adults look forward to trying them. It enables you to open changes, cotton, tistsuei and 301 /AMPLE :in to se new dishes on aeration, but jars with new and to recap a change of clothes. In Baby's lie mon Gavial( • STUAII lAM Baby will travel best If he them tightly if there's any own suitcase, keep bath ex- hand GLORIA CASTILLO.' C6AILES C11111111111 eats the foods hell uted to food left over. rontials, soft towels and, of to sip having at home. A new addi- course, wash-and-drip-dry the Be Cautious With Lefto•iers (4flkurraz tion to. his •diet may upset clothes. girl's him. Strained baby fruits and Food and feeding articles Xtsaitaclig heari. If Baby's still on formula, desserts can be eateri at room are beat assembled together quiet STARTING SUNDAY! check with your doctor be- temperature, but meats and In one small ease. Inelude, done )1MA PLON fore leavinz. If you use pas- vegetables geould be warmed. too, a pair of !elastic aprons c BRAND * JEAN SIMMONS * FRANK • SINATRA teurized milk, and are not Don't save leftover 100d s-one for you, one for Baby. the -GUYS 8e. DOLLS" sure of the milk supply en that's been wafined unless Anticipate Baby's needs Ti n Scope & Ter_hn.co'oe 'route or at journey's end, the you can reingerate it. during the trip, stick as ceoe Gran doctor may suggest switch- If you travel by car, 'ion as possible to his home. II MINI IMMO ing to evaporated or dry can purchase a special bottle schedule and you'll find that, MEMBER. THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN %tole :LULL Such a ch.v.ge _warmer that plug.i Into the Baby's a good traTeler.=0.111 RULE

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FRIDAY - AUGUST 8, 1958 I..EDCER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE century in drocreseing life ex- life at birth for white females and way about one year at age Progress Is pectancy, the stattistithans report. was 73.7 years. For girls at age 56. The 1956 acerage exceeded by 5, 70.5 years of life remain, more than 20 years the figure about 60 years for those at age Among nonwhite persons, the at the turn of the century. 16, and 50 years .tor those at expeataition of-TIT,! it Wirth in Lengthening According to 1900 26. 1956 was 61.1 years for mars- moritaiaty age • oonditons, 25 percent of the and 85.9 years for females. The For white males, the nen.vibairn would fail to reach average average length of life for the Lifetime their aath birthday; now only length of life in 1956 was 67.3 roursweates still lags cum:daintily se per wend Ter one day, minimum *1 17 words for 60o - 6o per word for three days. OlomalRad sae ono payable la Wyman& 5 percent are not likely to ait- years, or 8.4 years less than behind that for the whites. The tain that age. similarly, half that for ferroales. The difference difference amounts to as much the cilakiren burn at the turn from 6 as 7.8 years arnang females and HOUSE TRAILER, 30 foot. Call NEW YORK -The remark- ieseas years at age 9. to 'HAS ALL THE 8,2 years among FOR EXTRAS able progress el this century in of the century could expect to 5 years at age 41, and to 4 years males. SALE 1 737-M-4,Al4C E Services Offered lengtlhening the average life- survive to age 58; currently half at age 56. The draferences be- "The improvement in mortal- DES MOINES, Iowa ('UP!) - time of the American people the newfborri can expect to tween the sexes were consiciena- ity and longevity has been ! Alum awnings, any size, Boaer days are FOR RENT DEAD STOCK removed free. in store 1 o r has leveled off in recent years, reach age 73. bly smaller around 1900; namely greatent for children and young our canopy. In stock. Houle. home owners. Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan a000rair.g to atetrittacians. In 1956 the Aitpectoton of leas than three years at berth adults," (neon Co., 108 South 12th St. Tankage Co. The .Iowa Stale Fair plans to • 5-ROOM Prompt service 7 The expeatation af life at tele 1303. A9C HOUSE on N. 12th. exhibit days a week. Call long distance a lawnmower with head- barah in Thomas Banks. Ph. 44. A8P the United States readi- collect. Mayfield 433, Union lights, horn, three speeds fur- OOK! 10 Alum self storing City ed a peak of 69.6 years in 1964, rU-6-.0361. wurd, a reverse arid a radio. toxin windows with alum screen N16C dipped slightly to 69.5 in 1955, nd 1 door LOST & FOUND j and again equaled 69.6 'In 1056. installed $189. Also MATIIREISSELS REBUILT like he triple tract& Mortality data how available in- No down pay- new. West Ky. Mattress Mag.lata, ROOKIE BECOMES FATHER at: up to dicate that the 1957 figure was 3-6 months to pay. LOST: Bak frame gasses and Paducah, Ky. Murray represen- ictures' "Decision' at orne Comfort brs.wn somewhat lower thin in the Company, 108 ceirying case, on college tative Tubers UphaLsitery Shop, INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - $125 a week e Murray Now! Only Drive-In years immediately preceding, re- South 12th Street. Phone 1303. campus Thursday. Finder ploase 101 N. Stan Williams, 6-foot, 5-inch and Valerie French a 3rd, Phone 549. SlIC 303. flectir.g the effect of the in- licolcrra presents the September0C Al1C rookie righthander -of the Los fluenza eniderra in t h e lairt nger who rides intea Angeles Dodgers, became a father NOTICE for the first querter of the year. own one of its iead- • Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle time Tuesday when y through the man's @CROSSWORD PUZZLE I. his wife, Elaine, gave birth to A c ,mparisc.a., of 1900 and tires the progress made in this ier to Cdci it. I WILL NOT be responsible for a six-pound, 12/12-ounce boy at Portable fit•Hurle World's ACROSS for the Finest elata GIOCIL210 Sias& the progres made 1.-Heraidry: any debts, -eolnraclect' by any Daniel Fireman Hospital in this 1-Pasteboard grafted OFY30 [Fa 6-Mountain 11-Tbe 7 PHIMIMMID person other than myself after r THE FAMILY pasts sweetsop C- this nate. George R. 8-Afrit'an tree if-Portuguese CIL-K10 Ramsey. 12-Abov• unit of GUM 1TC 13.61.att's t.urrency Dia ORM IUR MOVIES nickft a in• tOLt Fo A Elr' Ten Years Ago Today 14-Kaut us) 111-tfok,r am amelm Do ALL PERSONS with trucks in- 'El 13- Rumor 22-Vapid terested in moving free dirt, , Ledger & Times File u;-t'.-it. uted 2E-Applauds Ma @lam please 18.Wine /At 24-Male ea a Mae DIM orintiet Leon Collie. Call 1 RDAY 30.ltaaidee 25-Frult drink 1114. Atte Livestock and wholesale meat prices dropped today 21.5'4ayptia0 27-Poem afil Tama • 211-Iluido's high mum M ROMOU1 as buyers strikes spread to more cities, but price tags ) note OMO OU MU SPINFIT PIANO famous ma,ke, A.) SO-Edge in Other shops generally remain unchanged. 1:1--ITATT *Tr -4250 Wilt transfer to MS/ Pricesfor pork-on-thehoof were 25 to 50 cents per 211-1..et it stand 47-1forr 1.9.961 reliable local party for balance 2S-5A...tight of 37-Hollow 1.11-y4yenter h dred, _Pounds lower at major midwotern markets -eyeliner- - 1i:14A taahaaladereteniata 31- II vp,,thet 4 Pre pa re for 60-1,ir Mgr., Jopan and skidded- as much as $1.00-tit 40-Wldeawak• Piano Co., Box 784, f ere .nit 51 S.11 pod Miss Henrietta Medlock of Dayton, Ohio, was the 32 cirrp. 'In me Paducah, Ky. A 14C 33-, 10,r.. stills gll 9 10 ii guest Thursday of her cousin, Mrs. James C. Williams. 31- Wee** 1 2 '-3 4 ..5 6 7 KURFEES house paint sale resident, now of 3S.Stutnte-red • It at Moore Freeland, former Murray fia-at.o.. -heap 12 ,. 13 Starks Hardware, "where 116.7.'stintate park- Detroit, Mich., has returned to his home after spending at ing is no problem." 12th & Pop- a week with relatives at Hazel, Murray and Freeland 43-Weighing lar. Phone 1142, TFC destr-e ..- Mill, ,1 ..ottintions '19 ....: a-31111tary5-t •.,Y Mrs. Gatlin Clopton has returned to her home in 'students WANTED Murray following a visit with relatives in Detroit. ti -14t.rrw e Dr. Earl McClure, West Math Street, is a patient at meneur• 24 25 ;•'•'•126 27 • • • 28 29 30 55-r.tibt the Murray Hospital for medical treatment. , .t... SA.LESMAN, 23-30, BS. degree, 54-Prr pa re for ". 4.. 31 33 • ennt $00 twetk. Sainsman 25-45, two 55-Trial 14 35 "•:, 36 7 311 ,yeais college, to sell automotive .,• 57- Soaks ie week. • Parts, $150 Jabs Unlimit- 41 42 c;:-.4: ntin" at 9:30 only: DOWN '• • ed, 1027 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. Ati 47 ABC 1,•r•entes.- 43 44 :•::';ti:. 2- I'briars ..."46 4 DA Y * - entl 1/1 49‘..4:':. ..-...' 410 4-1Vaete Letters from Abraham Lincoln, ClaMaTei- matter • 5.I tn111, hold 51 7 .52 53 54 Jefferson Davis and other noted statesmen may be seen f t the er in -4457 c11/,rla 3 'ir ,1t. 56 county ceurthuuse at Greraup. Smith-Corona e:•:2. of Nearby is the locale for many weibie bite L'ntted Feature Syndicate. Inc !Mont stories apy Jesse Stuart, famous Kentucky writer. When you give a Saitth•corona, you give more than the aae world's finest portable with many "wanted- features. You atso give the means for developing a very impoitant skill that means better grades In setrool ..and better jobs ister NOT BY GUNS ALONE on. At so little a week ... it's the bargain of a lifetime! By E.M. Barker ipag. x. Barker: published Ay arrenrement wita Peal L2,,,,gapsallap& obstributiat by iLlag Faatioresayadiraas. • OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT • f +k- Oft', IS'• teZ,4; Now it .- at! r •• rony had C,T l'arFtS 27 ion the table He frowned down I DAILY LEDGER dr TIMES .,:gare was rt the cards Out los mind was a, "GUYS AND DOLLS" are on their way to the Varsity Theatre the game of solitaire - the ore ; nader for Sunday, and they are Marlon Etrand°, Jean Sithmans, Frank riot mutt stin.rub it at hear- not on Phone 55 Greene 0. Wilson, manager He reached for the Dottie at dropped troin the . it the day Sinatra, and Vivian Blaine. ing her arantknother state so pool- 1 Pits elboa and took • generous before Unaetrote .r nod met In% lay that Jim Ned Wheeler had by Ft....burm Van limes swallow straight Wynn had been Static eye, frown n t o, NANCY been muerte/rd. TECHNICOLOR' hitting the bottle particularly e,,yiln swung u IILO rue vddle The little old lady stoopeti arid hard since his talk with Captain and rode ILEA atI3 the caneau AWFUL --- • • after' Jim Ned's right foot, the Catlin yesterday afternaon It was a shock to nun sun •te one with the clean, unsmeared I'M As he riffled through the re- came upon Tony pultin„; lne 'S boot on it As she lifted, with HOW roaming cards he swore at turn ishing touches an ao p1 aria It GOING ug. 11th scarcely any pull at all, the boot self for being inch a weak fool seem ar, aacutentai deioh an.: si- BUSINESS, came oft HOME to dates to Tony Miller's sly the victim wae not ('on' [HE "See that?" Rachel Kilgore se MITER? Tony hati shrewdly dine He pulled ur 4,11, tiara ano said quietly. "Jim Ned always suggestions On the welkeist spot trr Ma+ stared with- roa elerrtr-seht-e•fttes--- bought hire lavas way too Mg. played character- - has bitter, driving am- face We teed to tease him about it-- Tony's insistence he Sla•le Considine ne mid . he awe always having blisters an Dation. At thief. At Tony's hid. envier: arc theta..ire his heels- hut he said wearing had turned he would become a murderer he had irked •nd respected Jim a pair of loose-fitting boots saved ding uggs --or at least • murderer's se- Ned Wheeler as much as he could Pile life one time and maybe they complIce- in a few days. ever like anyone He ran rus • wouk1 again. When he was plat a heart gunned at the tongue over his dry iips 'For TOY SHOW kid he swiped his older brother's His future. Bound to Petea sake Tony. did you have new boots one day and went for thought of his STRONG treacherous ally by to do that' a ride The horse threw him. his a ruthless, - than those of Tony tor Iced M him coollr"He MEN sn hoot hung In the stirrup and he ties even stronger ErLi SHibi AL EFL- shared wrongdoing dragged the- body a few feet aa :1 n would have been dragged to blood -tics of Sy, I - AM .••••all he would fleVer farther to a wide rocky strip of Caw ‘1.311 1.11•41'oars tow.a..a• NM -9- denth If his font haan't come out - he realized that d=tZ--L peace again art long as Tony trail where no tracks would show. - of the hoot Sr. easy" know the whip- then turned his nurse leaned low -Mrs. Kilgore,". Beulah Den. Miller lived rony had Us* saddle &nil toosanaci-the voice was sharp. "'you don't hand these clam *owl he was cut- in with it. rope around the booted •nkle ABillE nag SLATS by Erni* Bushman«, think Slade Oonsidibe did this. ting aVynn's soul raw With complete' calgadnesa -tor you'?" He reached for the bottle again. oi l dq • A NATURAL, IT,FRIER/O ? WHAT MORE FITTING ,WHIC1-1 WA' to her. then stopped. Mare was still • the grisly aib he had Net SRachel Kilgore turned ALL YOUR PANS DEMAND `IOU TRIBUTE TO THE MILLIONS Oa IS (GASP) Ickbar 0 way out of h if he had the nerve he carefully gcoile.t hie tame, 111/- '"No," she sail quietly. "I know (----010 I HEAR YOU SAY--1..„ to old rope and tied it on his saddle, GET MARRIED - WELL SODOS SOAP USERS CAN OUT f? Who did It-- and if I hadn't been to take it, ,. He could go TNE,PRST PRIZE IN THE every- Then he reined his horse over WE PAY THAN TO such a stubborn old fool it need Rachel Kilgore and confess SUODS LETTER CONTEST ner acid beside Wynn. cACRIFICE YOU not have happened. I somehow thing. He knew that 0„.-7 [S (CHOKE) Me T concealed a sympathetic -Look him over.- he said cool- .40 oN TNE ALTAR Of just couldn't believe Wynn Thorn- tongue . sake ly, "and see if I missed anyttiing. MATRIMONY I ason Was crooked. His father and genes-Ala nature For the this to rook good" Amu was a fine man --a good and of has dead father neither she nor' I want 16 eiood!" bit- gentle man. But Wynn-1 should Nick Considine would prosecute "Look Wynn said you have to do it, have put my foot on his neck if he paid them beck everything terly "Did But Tony?" a long time ago!" he had taken from them. -The did buz- Martha spoke with quiet con, never again would he have their Tony shrugged the Valle. victIon! "Gritony. I think Slade respect. In order to endure living ward was headed for on, we'd better beat It The knew Jim Ned had been mut- he would have to sell his hold- Come a him a while ago. • dered. I think he has gone back Inas in the Chupaderom and start girl was with that shot up to Escabrosa Canyon." over again some place else. For She may have heard back." She .. heard Beulah Denhart minutes Wynn played with the and come snooping flinched. "Martha?" catch her breath sharply. Idea. Wynn "Sure. What other dame would We will saddle fresh horses In the corral back of the cabin and go for help, Martha. if Wynn a dozen weaning enlace bawled be aiding wit-halm:" Ce tie5,La, him? If you ham been hiding something quendously. "You didn't shoot crooked up 91 the Valle Medlo. Wynn pushed back his chair did--" him a contemptuous he will have been expecting 4Ia0e and got unsteadily to his feet. Tony gave LIL' ABNER he Al Capp fool do you to ride up there some day. He Although the door of the little look. 'What kind of a course I didn't. will be waiting for him." cabin In the Valle Media was open take me for? Of a tree, AH DOtiT WANTA BE THASS...... \NW,/ AU IS OFF TO (=DA/SY MAE AV' I "I'm going up elscahrosa Can- and a cool breeze blowing I saw him coming, climbed S I 00.00 smothery. and dropped a rope over his neck." NO FRPAK IN NO DI E ALONE !!- AH - Gui_P!!- HONESTABE yon." Martha said quietly. "I may through, he felt hot and A COULD • the saddle, be in time to help. Wynn won't He eyed the saddled horse tied to He turned suddenly in cARNIVAL!! HATES ONLY GOT 3 WEEKS L/VE FO'YARS cw shoving out his left arm, and WEEK!! hurt .me-and I don't think he'll the hitch rack almost longingly, NAVIN' FOLKS LAFF LIVE !! that his hand was cov- TO THE77,rz) CKA`l,SU H!! hurt any6ne else if I am there Sudeenly from down the can Wynn satv blood and that oat ME!!- -SO MAKE AU ACCE_P'S TH' to see it." • yon there came to his ears the ered with was missing. -The old Her grandmother half raised-a faint sound of a distant shot. He finger IM A 3-WEEK POZISHUN AS A lightning ( minutes listening for teroger was greased hand in 'protest, her lips opened stood for N( DEAL!! FREAK!! gun. He winged me before' to speak, then she seemed to see a reperItIpn of the sound, while with a the desperate urgency in the the blood around his heart seemed I could rope him." horse girl's face and slowly nodded her to congeal into ice. He had little Tony started to rein his stopped. He head. "Go ahead," she said doubt what that sound had meant, up the trail, then looked quietly. "It's what I would have and in a way he was even glad turned in the saddle and done when I a-as younger. But-- to hear it, for now deci.sion was at Wynn. "I wonler 'ffn 'ought said • he careful, Martha! You are all out of his hands. From here on to go after that girl," he the family I have left!" there was no turning back, even thoughcfully. The girl stooped and kissed her if he wanted to. For days he had • eontincea fteehead. "AS careful as I can be, been waiting for Slade Considine As the story toranr- Granny," to ride up into the Valle Medic, row, the stsgtin !spit% agsm, • • • He and Tony had already laid and shale's hat j forbard "down mer his ia Wynn ThOmasOn I id three their plans as to what they would and settles tilted It there." crude off the deck and laid them do when that day came. _pa if a hand bad

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441 The Ledger & Times FARM PAGE Farm News and Other Items of Interest to Our Readers in the Rural Areas and Communities of Calloway County '1939 1956 : s said these differences Experiment Station were "not significant." EQUALS Tells Of Fall Garden -Farm Facts- Tranquilizers Average final weight's for the enitec tranquilizer-phersothiazine group New Variety, Timothy Grass Can Produce ran from 108.4 pounds to 109.4 Not Rosy. Since 1949 Not Useful EQUALS the aver- pounds; for the tranquilizer-only age farm production in the Unit- group, from 107.8 pounds to HO Yiftl LEXINGTON, Ky. ! -- A new !growing near an Ohio River ed States has exceeded domestic pounds. Total gains ranged from !variety of timothy, a grass that steamboat landing. He and others Many Foods and export needs by about eight Tests Show 19.6 pounds to 23.7 pounds. has long been a standby of, farm- surmise that the seed was drop- per cent. This margin of over- Bin; ..eer ers everywhere in the U.S., was ped there as much as 80 to production is largely responsible The lambs were on test (feed) EQUALS , announced this week by the .100 years ago by steamers load- for the relatively poor position for 44 days, Woolfolk said. Kentucky Agricultural Experi- ing hay for Ohio River 1.sorts. LEXINGTON, Ky. - Fresh •,f farm prices as compared with LEXINGTON, Ky. - Using Iment Station agrort_inags depart-. vegetables tranquilizers (a quieting drug) Yest Nearly 20 ye•ars ago Andrew growing in the garden non-agricultural prices. Most stu- in ment. got some seed from a field until frost can make a big re- dents of agriculture see no solo- the growing rations of ewe i The variety is Clair and has sewn many auction in the grocery bill and lion, for years lambs did NOT positively stimu- years before with to come, in the HOLLY (try° been In the testing process at !ptca-up" seed. He at the'same time contribute to surplus late gains of the animals iii a was impress- problem. Bing I the Experiment Station agronomy the health and food enjoyment Kentucky Experiment Station test Cros ed with, its vigor, leafiness and by em:easdizifedficublyty adjusting farm in 1957_ 1958. plots since 1950. It is named _lhe fifth hardiness. After testing it for of he family. production to EQUALS consumer ,needs is P. What his after an Indiana farmer. Clair many years on his own farm, Planting should be made G. Woolfolk, researcher, said this but hie itt Andrew, Vevey-, whet-fleet- -ttrrnert- -send nver ----a Yea"- Wheadoetiere-trst was undertaken because: rnoep. Even thsomuaglhl estgroawct;resa sowedof "Kathy's ! the original plants to U.K. agru- in an earlier test. researchers for a check, in 1950. Since then the vegifretabtrrles-brecnre-will reach theirtniheNir of the acreages nomists' attention. Originally the height had found the tranquilizer of right to the- variety has been grown at of maturity and goodness, wheat in years they harvested researchers called it "Andrew horticutturiets no benefit for gain-stimulation; was a b. 'Lexington and carefully checked. say at the Uni- one of the largest crops on rec- G-3-41".. hut it was thought here until Fergus said this week that versity of Kentucky. ord. that the amount ous singe] The Hoosier farmer's first Clair is a vigorous. early matur- They recommend bush beans, of tranquilizer used Economists see an increase of might I'VE GOT STANIACK ALONG "But y name was used as the variety ing variety, with good aftermath kale, Bibb and head Lettuce, not have been high enough, 20 per cent in the consumption and liroadachns or son, mrscliss spoa yaw nicknamec !designation because of his early production. Stems appear larger mustard, radishes, spinach, and that possibly phenothiazine- of farm products during the won, and ploy. Get (wick comfort- Crosby's a:rention to the strain he f sund turnips for fall planting. next salt used to help control internal than other varieties, and it.seems A sur- ing r•loif sv.th STANILACK Anolsorsic I near his home. say E. N. Fergus plus ten years, due mostly to in- parasites might have interfered Kathy, 22 more leafy than other varieties of those' which freeze or Tablisii or Powdsors. STANSACK creased populaion. Crop yields with 4irst child I and Robert Buckner, agronomists. can well should be allowed for the aetion of the tranquiliz- formula is a combination of morlicolly compered at comparable stages of and --feed etticieffees- -during er. ingredients designed fog "Flours aft Andrew doesn't termer . ma urily. It matures one to two ir- ttie pistil:- - pros/to, same period are 'expected to pain. to Queen where the original plants came weeks The importance of these vege- So the researchers this time faster action against earlier than other varieties increase roduction The MORE INFIATION=Prnposed Increase In tba national debt friim by 25 to 30 tranouilizer_ and 54- litri:t to $288,000.000.000 per • leTrriITY; puts the spotlight squarely on tn- sceMinti Or-timot-W s red clover and alfalfa y nutritionists who say that PhenOthiaie to one group, and, flation again. are In production is chronic, not tem- t he 7-pou Thai chart. made from Western Tax council the correct at least one serving of leafy to the escond group, the tran- studies, stage for the first porary. It means that, to achieve "Hoorayl snows what you Dad to be earning in 1956 to break green or yellow vegetables should quilizer only. hay cut, a balance, shortstop even with 1)039. Things are even [Dustier now.( Onstrat ems) be eaten daily., 300 million acres But the tranquilizer-phenothia- I "The variety has been equal or should be removed from produc- "I expe Fall Coats Kale, turnip greens and zine group ran from .45 to .50 superior in hay p-oduction to mus- tion; two million farm workers pounds daily Crosby a all tard greens are sources of two gain while the *SPORT ON FIGHTING other varieties for timothy should Move into other fields he and h: BOYS ON CANOE TRIP vitamin's in particular - vitamin tranquilizer-only group ran from ALGIERS Mger.a (UPI) in the fireto productive 'year," and 700 thousand farms be com- a girl an ifill.EMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) A, which is necessary to the .48 to .54 pounds daily gain. Frencet army headquarters _ Show Variety the agronomiSts say. "It has been bined•th other name, I an-. idtin Herdelein and John Niccols, growth of children and the gen- • !bounced particularly superior to all_ other But Monday night 707 Al- high school boys from eral 'health What does all of this mean Cro St. Louie, -varieties in aftermath production. of adults, and vitamin gersari rebels wtee killed in ! Sao_ arrived to Kentucky farmers? First. I four sons here Sunday after' In the second C. which is necessary for the oromban %setts French troops and In Style and succeeding think it brings out the need of Dixie, wit a 460-mlle canoe trip down the' healthy growth and maintenance harvest seasons it has yielded 1952, c.pit uord during the Pali I Mississippi River. The youths of bones, teeth, muscles, tissues educating our farm youths so way • significantly higher than other he had fat Seek plan to continue to New Orleans. and blood. Sometimes likened to that they can be better absorbed • LEGINGTON. Ky. -- The va- varieties tested. Stands and yields "He's a the cement between bricks, vita- by industry, commerce and sere- riety of styles, coltsee. and tex- of all other varieties have de- has black • min C actually helps - hold the ices, It has been said that The 'uses -of fall and winter coats clined rapidly after the second reperters. body together, say nutritionists. young man who has to stay on -hould make shopping for this harvest season. while Clair has Crosby Information on g a rd enin g the farm because he has not I zarment a pleasant experience. Maintained relatively satisfactory KU PEE Grant, t t INSTALLMENT BUYING available from offices of county had an opportunity to learn an- ,asts Miss Verna L. Latzke, UK stands and yields into the fourth G randsta ft and home demonstration agents,. other profession is a detriment Extension specialist in cicithing. .harvest year. Observations indi- CSex.„ were •nclocles, Circ. 539, Home Gard- to agriculture and a liability to • 401d1 Three silhouettes stand out in cate the foliar diseases are not year in COSTS YOU ening. Leaflet 177, Growing Snap society. Second, those young .mportarice: as prominent on this variety Las Vega, Beans, and Misc. 116. Insect and people choosing to remain on ,The draped or oval-back coat 111 Kentucky as on other varieties marriage. Disease Contr .1 fs,r 1-Lime the farm should become nay been designed included in the tests, Gard- Dr. for women of ens. in specialized enterprises ()pp House Abn corect.dofing on your all ages The most wearable 1 "Performance and adaptation I Paint birth had By tunities on Kentucky farms sill; high's°, the 1)44 foe installment pun- version has fullness from a variety indicates that it 1 tend more and more to livestock I cumplicatio chases. . . ore payine cask reke, --or --from rest below the t w" lbe -*--"t040.04e' l't•l" ---1"mt and -specialized crops. Most ofj had not for them through a Icon Cash? collar'. to use • in Mixtures with either • Aga. tT us-yce con save • US Ct111119E compete in the pro- I from The modified trapeze is equally re't ctover or' alfalfa." satt•trilld money' You pay toe roles SEE US !! ductiollr'of highly mechanized wearable. its fullness being ample Here are "'imp figures on yield, Or sow terra') with School Milk-- crops, but, given equal skels far etc. showing he -.-: :he COTO in today. comfort and good appearance variety and knowledge. we can compete without nerfr-zmed in tests by SALE its giving a 'bulky ap- William with other areas in the use of • 41-cfur- Pearance unless the collar _ and S'-orbe. agronomist. pastures and such specialities as "offs are oversize. Tn 1955. ,*t a Waodford County rogram To You May • Poultry, greenhouse crops and the 'Friday's ea The '.L. Clair produced 3.969 pounds , Paint your house empire style comes in. like. It is in these fields that now and save with our Pats•nta as Borrow Up To of dry: matter • l $300 many versions. some very ex- per acre; three the opportunities for small far- special o prices on Kurfees day 10:00 s trerne. All three styles may have other varieties, however. produc- et Boost ers lie and he sooner we rev House Paints, Take as. long aka 20 months to repay! Census simple front lines with low but- ed only 60, 30 or 85 per cent nize it the better we will fare EVERKLEEN OUTSIDE WHITE $5.75 gal. Adult Be ton closing. . as much. The second year .11956). Mrs. Fre LISP* ainiclay •rrisarstad wittsme eat- Coat collars are large or small, Clair produced 5.2113 pounds if "OUR BRAND" LEXINGTON. Ky. - Summer boy, Rt 1 bereassise red tops or isirsy. Foga,* 111141 furred, tailored, or with forage per acre; the three other RANGERS TO TRAIN a soft camps and child-care institutions! KURFEES RI 5, Ben •••0•114 Mil nand end see in night sway! tie. varieties nrochiced on's. 8'7, 78 or RFD $$43.995 gal. will be able to take advantaee 1419 Popla Clutch styles and • double- A? user cent -is moeh. In 1957, immediately NEW YORK (UPI) -General of the Special Milk CREOSOTE WHITE $3.50 gal. frason Ma( breasted coats are still shown. h v• o its outstanding Program, and schools can make Manager Muzz Patrick announced • ward Wayr Sleeves are likely to fall straight ability. it or iduced 7.104 pounds Monday that the New York firm plans now for participating Rt. 1, Dext or taper three-quarter to full per acre whereas the o'her three Rangers will start training for in the program when they re- Paint your and baby length. Some have small varieties were nrodeeng only the 1958-59 National Hockey house, fence, cuffs. • sume this fall. Mrs Nelms FRIENDLY With the trend to short skirts. 10. 33 and 3C1 ner "tent as much. League season on Sept. 11 at garage, FINANCE, INC. The President recently signed barn or any ace G. Cog Wee. tzice_eauliems_women Clair _cellar- Niagara Falls, Ont. Coach Phil _ MURRAY, KY. bill into law au/nor-isme- -eon- KURFEES1 wood ton; Mrs. I be sure that the coat length with 4.843 pounds per acreo.the Watson will have 42 players on structure •• • is linuatien of the milk program PAINTSj Mrs Wm. 204 S. 4th Phone 1180 adequate for good appearance three accompanying varieti es hand when gisrkouts-begin. to for three years. uhtil June 30, BUY NOW AND baby boy, make the garment wearable dropped to two, nine and 12 SAVE AT for 1961 The USDA can spend up Patient, di several seasons. per cent as much respectively. TVA today announced that 27 to S75 million in each of the day 10700 a Coating textures Stand percentages also were cottage sites in Benton Counts-. are seen . in three years to encourage in- Pleasant great contrasts - looped or curl- comparable to yield percentages. Tennessee, on Kentucky L,1‘: creased consumption of milk by ear, Tenn.; eel surfaces, tweeds in monotones A test at Lexington and at children. will be auctioned to the higt • TARKS HARDWARE • 10'7 W. 14t1 and mixtures, large plaids. thick- Princeton produced similar re- Russell H. James, southeastern bidders on August G. at f c "WHERE PARKING tS NO PROBLEM" Wyatt, 501 pile fabrics, and fleeces, including sults, the agronomists said. supervisor of the Agricultural courthouse in Camden, Tennes- 12th Poplar Council at cashmere, Fergus said next year seed see. Twenty-three lots are in & Phone 1142 Marketing Service's Food Distri- Benton; M Blends of fibers are .used in will be increased and that the Eva Subdivision, and four KEEP CUTTING COST DOWN in bution Division. said the program (Expired) increasing amounts o coats, 1900 the first crop of M Birdsong OPEN ALL DAY f r certified will be. operated essentially in the Creek Subdivi- THURSDAY Benjamin such artS. cashmere" withwool or seed may be available. The sion. Ken- the same manner as it has been lion; Miss 1 1111Sloolvcsel. is. tlickY StAlion will issue the 0.140n .The latter seed in the past Osier years. In Ken- S. 14tho ; more durable than cashmere. for breeders' and foundation PRODUCTION UP in- tucky last year. preliminary fig- 400 S. 16th Color is top news ia coats- creases. he said, urea show more than 25.859.000 FLORIDA'S Poplar; Dos greens from olive to forest; NOW! GLAMOROUS half pints were served to children B. Rich with help browns from mocha to .coffee 'Cumberland Falls State Park ENJOY THE 100% AIR like this in 1,439 schools and institutions CONDITIONED atm. L D bean. ;eludes fiom lilac to violet. near Corbin (Aferst tent camping • participating. Mrs. Hilmi Bright buses such as royal and Tii an area of Cumderland Falls .Under the program. participat- FLORIDA girl. 1105 mariner blue are favorites and National Forest. Here „are elec- ing schools and institutions that Pherson al reds are almost staple, _ trical outlets, running water. and make a separate 'charge of milk VACATION May field, „modern a community building must make maximum use of YOU'VE I with. a h o veer s and restrooms. reimbursement payments from WANTED BUT Tables, outdoor ovens and fire- USDA to reduce the price of COULDN'T Cherry wood are provided; Support On milk to children. - -- AFFORD Plan R Nationally, the Special Milk A new Kentucky Sta'e Police Program is administered by training school. is to be built this USDA's Agricultural Marketing The Ch Soybeans fall At at Frankfort Airport. with Service. In Kentucky, the pro- • ellhurrh be facilities to house and train 125 gram is handled by the State SARASOTA, FLORIDA met cadet troopers. Department of Education. August 10 $2.08 Bushel continue t WONDERFUL DAYS The means! Soo 7 your Ipeppe r, AUTHORIZED ROMAN SALES AND IfeVICE CHAIN SAW Mr. Roy C Gray. Chairman Of FREE SPECIALIST TODAY! Hs .41 Hilo yew Flor irises f meet te chosen Wm rpm mosso, and attach. the Kentucky ABC State Com- ,IPrIr 41411 reqs,••••••••ts yaw oboe. th• genwous EXCITING Sultivan. 60 day mittee, announced today that the .0,11,01 litoet pHOS•Stt yew ',west...tint -nil. Mrs P•olan ROMANTIC 11168-crop 6 NIGHTS Creek Hap itself te yet 'tow, soybean support rate Holt castle,. 00 easy two.. .414 • small do., pa, molt yew cos for , No. 2 EXTRAS We song s ste, producIng today irKreoSing yew, oneon• Os green and yellow PoLdan posy. for bald at 2 'Inert . don r delay, come M t•410y tor • elorntonstrer.., soybeans has been Eet at 112.08 .; tyry •'Pealo..iii cot opitrarng 4pe 7745 i costs OH day ye. 11,0,1 kos,ng a Paolo, Per bushel fhr beans grown In • Beach Cabana§ SUMMER-FALL C.,C.• Sew, 00 RATES • all counties -in R. J. Be the State. There! at Sarasota Beach t Per Person, Double Occupancy. - ALSO will be a 25 cent per bushel an invitarti 24 April 16 thru church to discount from this rate for soy- • Horn's Cart 01 i December 15. beans of classes will be me REDWOOD 2 x 45, 8-ft. $8.g0 per 1(10 black, brown, SPECIALS Yesterday or mixed'. _ , GALVANIZED ROOFING Me Gray Spring, Summer • Hotel Swimming further stated that „ 1 Dancing and romancing - that's YOUR CREOSOTE POLES, BARN POLES, farm FENCE POSTS -stored and warehouse-stor- and Fall 018c Pool - Millionaire's vocation at the celebrity' 's"- 4 x 8 CD PLYWOOD SHEATHING 17' i t ft. ed loans and purrtkase agree- Cocktails 4,1 ments would • Yachting be available fromj Cruise filled New Terrace Hotel' So don't wait 1 the time of harvest through: thru Floitick Keys January 31. 1959. another minute for reservations! Sy 14r. Gray pointed out that • Sykes farmers Bros. should Lumber contact their local SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT R WRITE Southrwei ABC county office if they wan' cloudy, cio Company MANILA TO U. S ii further information in regard • -Here is Marion Boling beside his single- engine tonight an , the support rate or eligibi:o Beechcraft Bonanza before he started his light plane New Concord record NEW TERRACE °HOTEL a thunder Road Phone 388 requirements on soybeans attempt-Maniht, P. 1., to Wichita. Kan., via the Gulf r of today and ' other ,grain Alaska. He lives In Palo Alto, Calif. ile's an P. 0. Box 1720 - Sarasota, Floride - Tel. RIngling crops. airlines Pilot. 6-4111 tonight in Soul • • -

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