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United Press IN OUR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, February , 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVIII No. 31 Deaf Mute Makes Murray The 6972nd City To Hair, Flesh Is Mr. And Mrs. Collie Visit In Travels Studied In Crime Are Home Following Former Hits Of Campus Lights A deaf mute who has not yet Accident On Trio heard col the word "quit" strolled CHICAGO. Feb. 5 — Scien- tists into Murray this morning mark- studied .today bits of human Will Be Presented In Show hair and Mr. ad Mrs. Leon Collie re- ing up the 6972nd city which he flesh and a chalked appeal for turned to Murray Sunday night has visited since 1928. The year help found near a ditch where the -about 9:30 follotving a trying Hit musical numbers from pre- t will, will be presented include 1928 stands out in his memory nude bodies of two teen-aged sisters experience which- oceurred as vious Murray State College Arved Larsen, 1940; Billy Shel- because it was in that year that were dis- covered two weeks ago. they were enroute to Topeka. "Campus Lights" shows and ton, 1942: FranceS Sledd. 1944: he set his sights on travelling one Kansas to The possible new clues in the visit Mrs. Collie's sis- presentation of directors of some Mary Grace Land, 1945 - 46; million miles. ter murder of Patricia Grimes. 13, who was, and still is. a of the shows will be featured in Wayne Johnson, 1948; Vincent Thus far he nas travelled 895,- patient at the and her sister. Barbara, 15.' were local hospital in the 20th anniVersl.i-y. show to be Perrier, 1951; Bab Behr. 1953, 900 miles toward his goal. Ralph Topeka. found Monday by police. staged February 21-.23. and Bill Robins. 1955. Jerry Wil- Kennedy Bradford who was born The Collies were traveling The crudely printed appeal a- The annual music - comedy hangs, '52 director is expected deaf, says that he will stay in bout thirty miles an hour on an for help was scrawled in chalk show, produced by Phi Mu Alpha back for one appearance. Murray about a week working icy highway about three miles en a support ai the back of an and Sigma Alpha Iota,. will be edbe.Some of the hits to featur- ' at odd jobs to pay his from Odessa, Missouri when s way. abandoned corrugated me'al preseoted in the- college auditor- include "The Man I Love" At the end of his million miles shack. The they came over a hill and saw message—read: ium. It _will offer /1. masical from the 19419 show. "Boogie oses in of travel he plans to come to a "Help help — help a complete • road block about help." numbeA from shows of former Woogie" from the 1943 produc- work- halt long enough to write a book A short time later, searchers seventy-five feet in front of them sears and nine fornier directors. tion. -Great Day" from 1945, "I Death -, entitled "How a Deaf Mute Finds found a cardboard box contain- The road block consisted of a In addition, the production will Got Rhythym" from the '53 show. enginet Things With the Hearing People." ing' locks of human hair, one semi-trailer truck loaded with d automobiles feature four new musical num- The 120. member cast and pro- ph oto ) As if being born deaf was not of them with bits of 'flesh. wrap- and two cars that were sitting side by side reach- bers by Orchestra and chorus and duction staff was completed re- enough, Bradford was stricken ped in newspapers. The papers ing, across....the...entire of a selection of old and n e w cently with the namily of a with polio When he was two Vit•Fe- elated- in September and the --highway. Mr. Collie said comedy- skits.- • quartet. "The Murray Men." and—. years old. His home was destroy- November, 1956. he immediately tegan trying to Former directors of 'the shows two vocal -soloists. ed in the Ohio River flood of Dr. Harry- Kearns, a patha- miss the truck and cars but - - "The Murray Men" are Joe 1913 and Ralph and his family Itogist who examined the victims' bodies, Barbara was completely unable to do so. Prince. Crossville, Ill., Jerry moved to Indianapolis. He finish- said apparently had lost no hair, but an oval When he applied his brakes. Winder, Manteno, Ill., Dick Nor- ed school at the Indiana School slash was found in Patricia's he slid all over the road and *Twentieth. ris. Harrisburg. and Sammy for , the Deaf in 1922. head. He said he would examine then collided with the truek Orr, Rock Hill, S. C. lit spite of the difficulties un- the and flesh. v.hich had been stalled. Mrs. The vocal soloists are Charlotte der which he hair labored, fate was .Collie said apparently the reason Reagan. Dresden, Tenn. a n d° to strike him Game Goal two more cruel for the accident was that the Margie Whitmer. Louisville. Ky. blows. He was in si..bus accident Mrs. Weeks Doing truck and one or two cars .had Miss Reagan will sing serious and wears a back brace to this stalled in the snow and ice and Although fate dealt him several blows, the courage of Ralph Well Following type. number. Miss Whitmer will day, and in 1951, he was Siruck Kennedy Bradford has carried him evidently another car had trier Of Winners almost to the end of his Million mile do the popular music. by a train. goal. Murray is the 6972nd city he has v Surgery to pass them and had gotten When he started his Work on the show was be.gurt This apparently pilgrimage. stalled also. only increased With their newly won .Callo- last ,March when Boob Hogan of the challenge before him and he The last one was Murray. Okla. Mrs. Jean Weeks is•recuperat- Mrs. Collie said when she saw 1928 but most states have laws In 1932 he visited Governor way Tournament troy tucked Princeton and Gene Deaton of bowed his back to meet it. - Bradford came to Murray ing at her home on Olive-Street. the sollision was inevitable, she via against it now, he said, so he Ruby Laffooh and was away in their cabinet :of honors, Jackson, Tenn. were named 'di- He set out on his million mile made a She returned one week ago from leaned over and tried to hold Mayfield. Paducah and Benton. travels by bus, train and some- the county champion Lynn Grove rector and assistant director. Journey with pencil Kentucky Colonel. Gov. Wether- Vanderbilt Hospital where she to her husband, who was driv- And pad and From Murray he will continue times flies. Wildcats have sharpened their ' Production staff - members were had collected by also -made him a colonel in was a patient for .about a week. ing. This might possiblY have postmarks along to Fulton, Clinton. Bardwell then soon named, and began Murray is another one of those 1955. He walks over most of the saved her life because the dos,r claws for a new honor, that is to work i the route. His first task this into Illinois at While a patient at the hospital, Cairo.. "bone dry" cities, he said. He has cities he win twenty games for the season. planning the show. This fall, morning was to add the visits and thus far has Mrs. Weeks underwent surgery on her "side of the car was Muray He soon filled two scrapbooks passed many of them in The happy Cats, who received members of the chorus. band, postmark in his "Kain- worn out over 600 pair of Shoes. on both feet to correct a condi caved in about eighteen inches. growing volumes after his journey began and now Lucky" he said. quite a welcome ft-urn Me Lynn dancing chorus, the skits cast of scrap _His travels will come to an tion that had developed over She, received a fractured foot books. has 44 in five bags which he He Grove yesterday, were chosen and all have never wears a hat or long end, for a little while anyway, a long period of time and was and an injured spine as a result residents will been Incidentally Murray is the takes with him. • in rehearsal overcoat. Bradford sayso he is when he meets his one growing steadily worse due to of the accident, according to have to. earn the "20" figure the since October. sixth "Murray" he has visited. It was million easier to hitch hike in used to any kind of weather. ile goal. the fart she stands so much the doctors who attended her. hard way.Alfor they must get by Tickets for the show may be in her work as a hair stylist. Mr. Collie's only injury ."WaS revenge' minded New C,oncord secured by mail by writing Dr. Junior Garden Mrs. Weeks says she has got- some .1proken ribs Which was and Arlington - and Milburn. a Price • Doyle. College , Station. Club T. S. Chester Still ten along remarkably well and painftil but less serious than team which handed them a defeat Murray. Ky. All seats are re- Haul Native Meets On Monday Funeral Of believes if she continues to do those received by his .wife. last fall. served, cost. $I. Does Good Deeds sb she will be able to retsina_ According to the Collies, _the Sharsld they manage to Jbeat, The Junior Garden Club met At The Age Of 82 to 'her work at Judy's Beauty accident occurred about 6 p.m.'these toughies. they Unatild gill Passes shortly after March first. and., the road remained corn- Away in the home of Mrs. Brown on Woodrow Key-. Shop have to win their,first contest in will return to Nashville on pletety blocked unfit about 10 12th Street Monday at 3:00 p.m. ./.. Mr. T. S. Chester. an 82-year She the District Tournament.' Its a Morehead Thursday of this week for a to:clock that night They said goal, but its not likely that Coach Mrs. Cecil Lamb, age 60 passed for the purpose of electing of- old farmer and resident of the checkup. the truck which was stalled had Cannon about away at her home in Harrods- ficers. Is Kirksey Community is., a well John is thinking Wednesda, Art announcement will appear no lights or flares. The driver bust Ky., Sunday morning. Mrs. Officers elected at the meeting y ' known gentlemen whose warm it too much from the -twenty" Funeral smile and at a later date in the Ledger Itz was trying to put chains on the Downs MSC Lasab is a native of Hazel and were: Gerlinda Megon, president; services for Woodrow dapper step belie his standdoint. Times, Mrs. Weeks s a i d, to truck when the accident happen- NO been in Frankfort for several Marilyn Delote. vice - president; Key, age 42 of St. Louis. will years. Games this week are: Tuesday; notify her clients when she will ed. Yttlits- She was head of the and Timothy Kimball, be held at 2:00 o'clock tomorrow Mr. "Tom", as he is lenown Kirksey at Atom: Cuba at 'Hazel: Moorehead racked up the points secretary. be able-to return to her work. A --Good Samaritan" by-stand- parroll division of the at the Oak Grove Baptist church by his friends: is one who Benton at Murray Training. Fri- and Kentucky After the election of the officers er ran and walked for one mile Murray State the fouls, but Lliway Department from 1927 with Bro. Hobart Miller and belongs to the old school of day: Lynn Groove at Arlington; the club helcre discussion on the to the nearest telephone to call the Eagles picked up the victory to ,lese. .B ro Harold Sotherman conduct- 'thoughts, 'antsers before self". JayCees Win Kirksey at Fulgham; Alm" at flowers they plan to grow in the Murray an ambulance and to notify the 104-90 last night in a free fouling She is survived by one daugh- Ohe such indent which lends Hazel; Training spring. Refreshments were served mg state patrolmen which arrived Murray at New contest at Morehead. ter f Mist Ft-slices Lamb, Ala- Key was instantly killed last support is the occasion when Man-Mile Race at the close of the meeting. at the scene about thirty minutes Concord; Lone Oak at Murray The Eagles of Coach Bobby •billna; one son, Elroy Lamb, Saturday at 6:30 in St. LOuls M. Chester was passing the The Junior Garden Club Is later. The Collies were carried High. Laughlin raced off too a quick Ky.; one ,sister, Mts. when he was sit. home of Mr. Enoch on Poplar The Murray Junior Chamber being sponsored by the Garden by ambulance to the nearest Standings lead and led by big Steve Hamil- Betty Caller, Prankfott, Ky.; -one According to a newspaper story street and noticed that his friend of Commerce won the Man-Mile Department of the Murray hospital. the Lexington Memorial County Over All ton and Harlan Tolle had Com- brOther, Iferrnaii Larnb: Wo- in St. Louis. Key jokingly kept was somewhat perturbed by a Race at the February, Board man's Club. Hospital at Lexington. Mo.. about piled an easy,,,,.53-32 halftime lead. ville, Ky., and one grand child. a peddler's costume jewelry, and large limb that had partially Meeting in Lexington The win- eighteen miles away. The trip Lynn Grove 9, 16 For Moorehead it was their fifth The funeral was held in Frank- was shot as a result. The peddler broken off and was hanging ner is determined by the number O. about thirty due New Concord 6 I 13 8 place tie with Western. fort Monday arid grave,side serv- is being charged with suspected rather dangerously from one of if men making the trip times took minutes Kirksey 3 4 11 11 ices were conducted this after- Mrs. A. L. Burkeen homicide by police. his shade trees. In reply to. Mr. the .distance • traveled and the to the condition- of 'the roadS. It was Murray's 10th setback Almo 2 noon in the Hazel Ceirtery. According to police, Henry Tom's -Mquiry he stated that Murray Jaycees have led the Mr. and 'WS. Collie, remained 4 4 14 of ,the season having won 9. On Is A tw., days ONE The Miller Funeral Home of Patient At Watson, age 42, entered the Club he did not believe he was able state consistantly this :.•ear. in the hospital for Murray Tr. 3 5 6 14 Saturday night they had dropped Hazel had charge of the ar- Memphis Hospital Key. owned by Key. and showed to climb the tree and cut off The n.ecting. held on Saturday (Continued on Back Page) Hazel 0 8 21 ion 89-98 decision to Marshall. XTER rangerro nts. some costume jewelry he carried the li,mb. Whereupon Mr. Chest- arid Sunday was highlighted by Sherill Marginet. Terry Darnell, Outstanding Youn'2 TOM Mrs. A. L. (Mary) Burkeen in a suitcase. Key. who was er took it upon himself' to vent- •the Three and Dale Alexancter Ital Murray's Kentucky The Out- Boy Scout was admitted to the Gartly-Ram- among the patrons, took a neck- ure up the tree. some 25 feet Men of and scoring with 18, 17. and 16 points "County lace, 'then handed the bar- high_ and saw off the broken standing Yating Farmer Banquet. Six From Murray Training respectively.. The tired Racers sey Hospital in Memphis it to had RYON last director oil Officers" Named Saturday tender. Jackie Cook, age 24. limb. Mr. J. Emmet Judge, five men to leave the game by • Watson tried to get the neck- The Enoch family .was natural- the new Edsel Division of Iht.. route. BENNUI Mrs Burkeen says she will be the foul Steve Hamilton Boy Scouts have been named lace and a scuffle ensued. Vial- ly quite Well pleased and ap- Ford Moiler Company. was the School paced the Moorehead use with 26 a patient there for approximately Nanyed To Orchestra son pulled a .32 caliber revolver preciative. We might all well main speaker_ of the evening. to hold county offices during the three weeks. The Murray Beauty points. from the waistband of his trous- remember that the world would Forums were held Sunday Rotary Youth Government Day Shop on South 4th Street. which ers and shot Key in the chest. be a much happer one in which morning on Industrial Develop- '3 on Thursday. is owned by Mrs Burkeen, is police said. to live if we all practiced the ment, Community Development The scouts will assume these open as usual Spring Enrollment The operators. Cook, the bartender, leaped "golden rile" and Traffic Safety. During th offices during the day to give Mesdames Barbara Parrish and from behind the' bar. felled Wat- _ Traffic Safety Forum the Mur- Sets Another Record them some idea as to how the Jo Dortch, are in charge while son with a club, and took the ray Jaycees presented their fills county government is conducted. Mrs. Burkeen is -E-o away from the gun from him. Collection Being on the 1956 Teen-Age Road Anoother record breaking en- Scouts and the offices they will shop. Jun. The body of Key has arrived which the club hosted last rollment for the spring semester hold are as follows: Troop 72, Taken For Ruben attending the Slat , at the Max H. Churchill Funeral . Those d Murray State College was re- County Judge, Jimmy D. Erwin, Board meeting from Miura'. Word Home where friends may earl Chrisman Family os.rded as 1.976 signed fur classes County Attorney. Jimmy Story, Received Of - were: Harold' Beaman,' RriT -Do- until the funeral hour. during the regular registration County Court Clerk. Tommy Ian, Tom Emers n, Z. C. Enis Mrs. Francis' Death Survivors include his wife, A collection is being taken period, according to figures re- Guthrie, County Sheriff, Charles Humphreys George Hodge.. inh McDowell Mrs. 'Chester Key for the Ruben Chrisman family leased the registrar's office . Guthrie, County Tax Assessor. -Williana- -Bethel -Melt- by Word has been received TI --51,----Louts; MS lamer Van uliose.-home 'burned'10 - The ground Dr. Hugh Cooper, John Sammons, Dr.• Ship- today. - and County Jailer, Murray of the death of Mrs. Key Of Puryear; two daughters. Friday night. ardson, Ed Fenton. The figure out 1.4176- 'ilk 132 — Dale Spencer. Mary Gabbert Francis a former Linda Lou age 13 -and Susanne. Neighbors in the area have art Stivers and County greater than the record setting - Magistrates will be Murray State faculty member age 10 months; six sisters. Mrs. asked that anyone wishirsg to from 1,844 recorded a year ago in Troop 45 land are as fol- who taught -in the college for Leslie Dalton of Murray route: contribute to the family may • lows: Bill Hopson, Miller Masadonia. Januarys and 435 greater than Jerry Watson, several years She passed away at Mrs. Lisle of do' so by leaving clolhing at Prov- Circuit Court two years ago when 1.541 en- Ronny Watson, Rob Walston. Kim her home in New York, Mrs. Johnny the daily Ledger and Time.- Mt Pleasant, Mich., rolled for the second semester. . Willis, Gerald Mellott, a n d following an ince of Decatur. Illinois, Mrs. off ice. extended illness. Seciond semester enrollments j James Wilson. While in Bill Held of St. Louis. Mrs. Gil- Mr. and Mrs. Chrisman are Murray Mrs. Francis about percent • The boys will be guests of bert DeMorro 'who is now in of average size. Mrs. Chrisman Begins Session usually decline ten the attended the First Christian Murray Rotary Turkey, an& Mrs. Jerry Mariard wears a size 14 dress. They from the fall semester. hio.vever Club on Thurs- Church and was active in church day. of Syracuse, New York; two have a boy age 7 and a girl this year's droop is less than a six work. The petit jury for the winter brothers. Noble and Ed of St age 9. percent drop from the fall seines- Burial was at term of Calloway Circuit Court Herndon, Campbellsville. Louis. The couple lost everything they Left to right are John Darnall, Woody Anita Mc- Jer'F 2.096. Ky., Sunday, February 2, met yesterday -before Circuit which He was a member of the Oak had in the fire which -burned Dougal,/ Michael McCasey,- Da-rolyn‘VVood and Ronnie Boubray. included In the current figures was her native Judge H. H. Leven Sr. and was home. Grove Baptist church in Ten- their home to the ground. are approximately 200 Saturday Weather released 0,6-iir Thursday morn- Six members of the Murray Joel Varnall, s iolin. soon ..of. Mr. nessee. The children's bicycles were classes firi in-service teaeshees. ing, according to • a source Training School. Orchestra have and Mrs. - Josiali. Darnall. .. • Ball The Max H Churchill Funeral saved , and aLso the freezer and at The number of teachers taking Report Game To Aid arrange- the court holies.- been, selected, to chairs. in the The six students,, will leave for Home is in charge of washing machine. Saturday work • is , growing in The grand jury is now in 1957 erttucky All-State Orches- Lexington on Wednesday and re- Scout Troop 81 ments. Actually .the family can use number in same session in the County about the ratio By UNITED PRESS almost anything, since they lost Attorneys tr turn to Murray on Saturday. . office and is reviewing cases as regular students. Southwest Kentucky —Cloudy A ball game will be played all in the fire. • Murray Training School stu- BIKE LORE which have been handed drown After tuo dios:s of intensive -Enrollment during the first with occasional rain today, to- on Friday night February 8 dents selected are: Anita McDou- for this session- of court. rehearsals.""lite Kentifeky All - semester .exceeded projectian es- night a n d Wednesday; mixed between Douglass High ano BACKFIRE daughter 'WALTHAM. Mass. --AP— A gal, viola. of Mr. and Sfate• Orcheatra will present a timates made several years agei with a little sleet early 'this Dunbar High of Mayfield with ft -- James Mt:Dow/al;. 10-seater bicycle' Such a strange ROCHESTER. N. Y. -- Mrs. C. Michael conic-et in the University of -Ken- to. the .extent of about 250 stu- morning Moderate temperatures. the entire proceeds going to the NOTIOt - contrivance startled pedestrians Robert Doane, 41 ended up in the McCasey.. violin, son of Mr. and lucky Memorial! dent*. A project ion estimate is High today near 45. Low tonight support of Boy Scout troop 81. • a Colisetimora Fili- and horses hereabouts during the hospital with a fractured skill grade school mothers who Mrs. P. M. McCasey: Ronnie an estimate of future enrollment . neer 40. Professor L. P. Miller bald All day,.,.. yebru'ary 8„, at eight' p. Gay Nineties as it whizzed over when he took a lusty swing with of the PTA Mot- Maubray, violin, son of Mr. and based on past percentages of,, v, that the proceeds of the game aro. members . - . streets and rural roads. Char- a sledge hammer while breaking to please Mrs. Eulice Matibray, Carolyn David Robertson, Director of growth. &rime 3:30 S.M. temperatures: would go to the troop. Theodore city hers Singers are asked the big machine at up wood. The sledge hammer be- 'of the Wood, viola, daughter of M,'.-ad Oberlin. -Co' haarvatories. ut. .Mueic Covington 34, *Louisville 37, Pa- Cunningham, is Scoutmaster. les Metg built be af 'MP music mom The current ftgure of i.9?11 — •• $1,200. He entangled with ais overhead .Mrs. Lenard_Wood, Woody .Hern- rlin. Ohio, is the conductOr ducah 38, Bowling Green 39. Everyone is urged to attend a coat...et...More_ than came WW1 Grade seht,01 on 9th- street dsieg. nut include:. the. Traiding--.. then struck him at Lis sera. 'Wednesday. viola., Lexington 36 and London 40. this game to aid the scout troop was one of the 10 men who were clothes line and Feb- don. son of Mr-, and Mrs':' of 'the 1957 Kentucky All-State §chool which has a present. en- ' Clarence W. Herndon Evansville, Ind., 35. in the area. 1. 'first' hi ride the giant bike, over • the 'right eye. ruary 6th, and John Orchestra. rollment of 475.

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• rAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES • MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - FEBRUARY 5, 1957 College Basketball s THE LEDGER & TIMES Big. Ten Conference Is Now Ratings Tarheels Top UP Basketball , REMODEL .CTBLISIIED BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANr Int , NEW YORK, Feb. 5 ith -- The. Consolidation of the Murray 1.ea..”-, The_Calloway Time and The A rive Team Battle For First United Pitiss college basketball Ratings For.The Third Week your Home - Office or Tut:les-Herald, October 20, 1928. and the West Kentuckiare Januar: ratings (with first place votes Business Place 1, 1842. in-parentheses. and won-lost rec- 4 By JOHN GRIFFIN -.-orer. showed the was with 20 ords through Feb. 2): By EARL WRIGHT dropped from Eighth to ninth and Ask About Our United 0 JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER Press Sports Writer points. Team Points United Press Sports Writer Iowa State (12-4) from ninth to FINANCE PLAN Bradley Sets Record I. Nta-di Carolina (24) 16-0 NEW YORK ar -The North 10th. Seattle received 74 points. .Fe:get Just snout everything *- We reserve the right_ to reject any Advertising. I...et:ens to this Editor, Bradley -set a school scoring Carolina Tarheels topped the Bradley _72, Ohio -State 61 and - that's happened so far in that 2. kanaas (9) 13-1 307 Pubtic Voice items fellagh in our opireon are not for the - hes: record with a 100-73 win over Press college basketball Iowa State We Have totrid Big Ten basketball race 3. Kentucky , (I) 16-3 242 United 53. aterest of our readers. Portland. Its eighth straight wiir. 4. Southern Methodist 15-2 195 ratings today for the third • BUILT-IN TAPPAN --. on as night'sdefeats of Ohio jowa State bounced hack trom 5. UCLA 15-1 169 straight week, but put their 16-0 Canielus Moves Up ELECTRIC STOVES 4ATIONALREPRFiSENTATIVES WALLACE- WITMER CO., 1363 •At tr and Purdue ha y.f.,,Jurned its Saturday- defeat by' Kansas 6. Louisville .(1) -14-3 132 record on the line at Maryland Points are distributed on a 1.0- • METAL BOATS Monroe', Memphis. 'Tenn : 2.50 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan .nn) a brand neV1.•*': five -team to nip Colorado. 72-71. almost 7. Seattle 17-2 74 tonight and lace what could be 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis for votes • • Ancaga4-110484.1?•-r4on St.. -Bogtora.---- • - tattle. mg a .19.-pviAt 'lead before OUTBOARD MOTORS -72 game at "hl-Cme _against Iron- fiegt-To-lOth place. stalling to victors. Brigham a rugged • ARCHERY The 96-89 walloping handed 9. Ohlo State 11-4 dl Canisitts, a strong eastern in- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier LI Murray, per week 3, ye; Young defended its slight hold Duke Saturday night. • • FISHING TACKLE else- Ii, Ohio State by Ilhnois and 10. lowa State 12-4 53. dependent, headed the second 10 Iimaat 83c. In Calloway And adioinsra count:gas, 414•y,eac raja; plitee- -in- she Sky-tine The runnerup K•a.n-c.is Jay- • TEXACO GAS & OIL a --6W5-4 &iatlitg Second 1II--t- 11, Canisius, group with 49 points. restore. $550. Conference with a 73-60 victory hawks cut North Carolina's first- Canisius by Michigan means that all four 49; 12 Unit. California and Il- (15-2) moved up -*- over New Mexico and St. Louis place margin from 44 to 31 in the from 12th after entered at the Post Office Mt.rray. Kentucky, tor trammassion a. et these teams, plus Indiana. are linois, 40 each, 14. Purdue, '36, nearly . blew. "an .21-poin,L lead -ii. scoring a 94-89 double-overtime Second Class even. in .the vital -lost -column" 15, Wake Forest, 31, 16, Brigham ratings_ by scoring 3-64.. revenge Get 'Your Hunting and Matter Drake. 4-72. victory over Notre Dame Satur- at two defeats each before downing Young, 14; 17 (tie I- Washington triumph 'over Iowa S:a:.• last Fishing License Here! other !carting games: West day night. California and Illinois TC'ESDA) FERRUARY 5. 1957 In and Syracuse. 10 each; .19, St. Saturday night and haste only its perfect tied for 12th. Then came Pur- stirtfterener.. now is Virginia • preserved Louis, 9; 20, Western )(plucky, one game this week. They play in "games wonr' where Ohio Conference rectos' with due, Wake Forest and Brigham Southern 8. at Nebraska Saturday night. ENIX five, and rout of 'Ml as Hot Young. Washington and Syracuse State has six. Purdue an 89-57 Others - Dayton, Oklohamo North Carolina which defeated four each scored 34; Wash- tied for 17th. St. Louis was 19th 10 Years.Ago This Week the other three have Rod Hudley City University and Oklahoma Western Carolina in its start Carpenters Shop -throwing the dour open for (Mo.) beat Iowa for the and Western Kentucky 20th. ington A at Pid. 6 each; Temple, 5; last week, recoivect 24 first-place Concord Rd, Ph. 8I9 J any one in the group to drive first time since 1928, 12-54, In all 31 schools received points Ledger ond File Memphis State and Vanderbilt, votes andea total of 333 points - for the title. - Kansas State took second place-- in. this week's ballots. ' 3 each; Wes. Virginia, 2; Ne- from the 35 leading ea:tette.; who in the Big Seven with a 79-53 a n ElonSaile Bows Out braska, Vas let' (Ohio), S rate the team: for the United win over Nebraska; Joe Stevens' 1 Franeisci. and Idaho State, Press. On February 2, -Mrs. George Carnell of near Kirksey 25 points led Wichita in a'96-76 Amgmmmm•mmmmisr , an upset victim itself each. Detroit. and Henry had ripe home grown tomatoes to eat, a report said Mrs.. unty last Saturday. led most win over Jayhavirrs Get Revenge • points led Okla- Carnell gathered. the-tomatoes from her garden and,f the way in beating Obit) Kemple's 22 ' Kansas (13-1) drew nine first- 50-42 win stored them .away. Now she wants to know how State for the first nme in 12 homa A & M to a Fight Results after -.111••• many place votes and 307 point.; SCOTT -DRUG CO. Tulsa in the Missouri Val- peoyle in Calloway County are ,enjoying home grown c-aes on the mini roan. Illinois over Whipping Iowa State. Iowa State Cofiference; Dave Ricketts star George tionSalle. ineligible ley only defeat torhatOes in February. es:tended his major handed. Kansas its "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" from now on. because of scho- of Duquestie . By UNITED PRESS to 42 straight and,, knocked it out of first place Miss Essie Bailey is in Louisville this week as guest lastic troubles, Made his faresell college Ira throw LUBBOCK, Tx.: W ay man before missing In the ratings with a, 39-37 tri- of Rev-. and Mrs. H. F. Paschall. with 23 points to pace the with two ,shots Dawson, 138, Youngstown, Ohio, Corner at 4th & Main Phone 433 win over Niagra and umph Jan. 14 at Ames.' Iowa. tore although Frank Howard of in sr 73-52 -pointed Ray Riojas, 138, Fort Miss =tired Dunn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe its school seer- out The coaches based their ballots 'Ohio State took game scoring Notre Dame tied Dunn of near Kirksey will appear on a five Minutes pro- win over Worth, Tex (101. on games played through Sat- honors with 30 points.- After trig mark with a 99-82 anar...ar gram. oyer radio.station \% HAS. Louisville:. on February Holy Cross. urclay„.Feb. 2. °hie State held---an early lead. PARIS: Charles Humes. 15914. a.m., Kentucky (164) rbrnained 3rd 8. at 11:45 Illinois Went anead. 38-36. at McAteer, BY AIR France, stopped Pat ne first-place vote and 242 the 14 minute mark of the TO SCHOOL. withaat INSULATE-- -WITH THE BEST . A special preview showing of the Sportscope- "Ken- • 157, _England (8). points after sweeping its games first hall -and neyer trailed Five Hart, 146t5, tucky - Baqkete-eng" IN'flitz• Atty‘sn tur•all- high schoot-bailiet- . PUT • IN iBA.Y. .0. NEW.YORK: Sugar against Georgia Tech, 'Georgia again. . Erie's Bass Js- Barry Alli- ball teams in the county and their principals and coaches children of "Lake Philadelphia. stopped and Florida last week. SMU (15- an air-going school bus 14634. Springfield, Mass. (7). yesterday morning at 1.0:00 o'clock by Frank Lan-caster, • Ron Kramer, All - America :ands use sop, 2) defeated Arkansas in its only from classes. They local theatre manager-Supt..Prentice Lassiter was pres- .football end, paced Michigan to to go to and game last week and , held ,fourth GLASS FIBER school and home Sat- victory an .Ann Arbor with 17 are ferried to MILWAUKEE. Wis.: -Bob place 'with 195 points. UCLA 115- ent also.' throws planes or utrtpointe ptziidn,Atsayand his two free again* aboard private terfield. 1412.1,se Chicago, II scored two weekend victories The new Campion Ground Grip Tractor halt put Fori,_ transports (10). CALLOWAY COUNTY'S ONLY APPLICATOR in the second old trilotored ed Juno Mederos, 192, Cuba over Oregon State and reMtained Tire, which by tecord breaking performances in pulling ahead to stay• by air. the Wolverinesverines which connect•the iSTands fifth with 169 points power. endurance and cleaning tests assures farmers of -48-47. Six-six Lamar Lundy let; 'Teachers at the.' sehool said the SAN JOSE. Calif.: Willie Mor- Blown Glass Fiber 8c sq. ft. shorter working hours and lower operating costs, has Purdue wit-ft - tit p•rirns. • • TiVe -air'-fraveling youngsters miss ton, 141, San Jose, stopped Babe Memphis State Surprises just been pat On sale hon. by Barnett .& Kerley Firestone only four or five days_ of school a Heiman. 140, Los Angeles, (10). Louisvilie•t14-3) 1,1 to Mem- • Indiana stayed tri the :running- • year. "even during the Winter phis State last Saturday night; Home and Auto Supplie-. for the crown_ with a. 74-56 romp Thick Batts 51 2c Standard Batts 4c conditions .81-78. but remained sixth with over Nerrthssestern as Archie months when flying A Symphonic Spike Jones the other first-place vote and Fees. the Pe Ton'- :ire p 132 points. • 3 Years To Pay - No Down Payment WANT A - - - TRENTON. N. J. elf‘ The BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN? Trenton Symphony Orchestra 'Bradley 113-2). the Missouri Army for some. Conference leader. w a s D-X SUNRAY OIL CO. has rare opportunity for needs the U. S. Valley - FREE ESTIMATES right ma:. Future unlimited! D-X commissioned sound effects in its concert pro- idle last week but advanced into the. opera "Tosca.". ale select ten for the •first time agency n.t open in C_alloway County. Guaranteed duction of Today's Sport Parade Maestro Gugliehno' Sabatini this season. Bradley-"moved from investment to earl. small investment required. said he would ask Fort Dix au- 11th • to eighth ...while Illinois. a an 85,74 decieion H. WRITE rAt PHONE 3-1982 thorities Is fire blanks from which dropped M. SCARBOROUGH Ity OZCAR•FR 11 FT field artillery piece and some to Purdue Saturday' MeV, moved tasted Paws Spits Wrias ribles offstage. Puccini's opea from seventh to 12th. Phone 1813 - Murray H. T. SNIDER .calls for cannon fire during act Seattle tl7-2I advanced-: from P.O. BOX 606 . PADUCAH, KY. one and rifle fire in the final act. 10 to seventh. Ohio-State 111-4) many e I I. NEW . YORK ? -- The -man wlo pushed the buttons" was. "Is it a sure thi9g that I'll .en on her greatest- dire- al, be elected" he asked a hen himself. he was invited to sit on the TO THE VOTERS OF MURRAY AND There was, niora than a' 'hint dais.id ate To Be Embarralieed CALLOWAY COUNTY: ithat "Marsh Joe" McCarhy would Make it into the baseball "Nu." he was told. "It's. not Hall of Fame. And he did it a sure thing." , long lasts Sunday along witn -Well, then I'd better not Wahou Sam- Crawford. - conic," he replied. •I'd bate_ to But the iron-jawed Irishmen be embarrassed." l trem. Buffalo as usual had the You never thought of Mc- cleicir_pi his office closed. Carthy. the curt. gruff Irishman. That. usually was the stors as a man who worried about when he manafed the Chicago such things. And yet there was 4 1Cubs. those great teams of the a hint in his past that he ,could Nelk York Y.ankees and those be. He wasn't genial. nor con- rl disappointing teams id the Bos- genial, and yet he never ceased I I in Red Sox. He could be ap- to fume at the charge by Jimmy l proached but it was difficult_ Dykes back m the old day. Because Joe McCarthy always that he was "a push butte'. • was. a• "loner " manager." 14d's Mill Aloes, Nobody ever got reality close i He. was a-. oc aga.n on what to him, For "March Joe" was should •have been his greatest all business. The first day he day, sitting in solitude on his walked into the Yankee club- Buffalo estee while the baseball house, on a tour of duty destine, the plush to win eight Yankee pennants.' svi:irld made_ merry in atmosphere of a New York hotel. he tbok,one look at the players' There were all on hand- -for big wooden card -table and tot the New `talc baseball vrriteri- the clubhouse roan. the superior cinner. Th•re was Casey...Simard upt;G . et an airy' and break that Studebaker-Packard matches 'arid Bucky Harris, who sue' cectied :him 3t .the helm of. the A tight o. he was-. ant a performance of its built-in Supercharge mighty Yankees; Joe DiMaggio. fighter. Thi•re was no. softAess whom he Called "the most nat- in him and it had to make ural. player of them all:" George him a Aonely Alan. Which is with the most effective brakes on the Selkirk, "tine • of my favorite the v:ay he was on his big day guys who bad ',Wad plasers." But drin't thItik he didn't deseri speeds as'- for him like-Phil Rizzuto .and 'he „honor which came to hiii Today's higher horsepowers, greater weight, highe Tommy Henrich. - and pe unit, even in his solitude. A. 'one mand brakes with extra margins of safety. Here four important with. wbom he had been- wilt, missed him at the dinner over the- years. , associated' ways that Studebaker-Packard gi% es von additional safety: The'Y Would%have liked to have - "Shucks, anYbody; paild win _ had him :here. Yankee owners. with-the-Yankees. Bur this man' 1.1.arg.nt brake linhigs. 1953 square inches 3.4-If-Centering. The entire.. o'-ersired Del Webb and Mr11-- Topptny. i a-tin a pennant svith the Cuba, of brakodiofog are tarried by the Stude- brake fining area is automatically latenzlit I am a candidate for the office of Jailer of Calloway General Manager George We too." baker Golden Hawk -largest, safest bia into uniform contact with the drums. Be. Primary May 28, 1957. , people he knew euch accelade. But Som. Coulitlf; 'stabled to tile Democratic A strange lining area per !sound ol tar of any wear mitt assures unsweryin-g, I sea. and raised near DeNter, and have !Red a,,b Feller. Hank Gree stilace. You hope. tor it. liar., liorn ITif'bib' made tielay! stops. in Callow ay Comity all my life. I now live on the east -Charlie Grimm, Frank ha Sail man Who - was soft tirdesiteath I------• • - . - • ". • Wetie. Roy Mack. Rd _Yee& .• :and timely- to: VIP -- •• • rrf'-- -the iodiitj ir---Fsrarrrn.-schnol- effst rift. - 2. Air-cooled drums. Hen is brakes-of - M14-11111 I.E tla•ir effect iver4-ss, I-bak('r-Packard tlit• cir itself helps apply die brakes..You reachinx a decision U4_14. a-candidate. I care- Befoie was first with s alIV -filmed- air-cooled get greater safety, easier pedal action. fully considered the -duties and responsibilities .of the brake lat.:1(111AI) double the ef- -ofliee of Jailer. and I .sineerely believe that I am capa- fedue ilipg.snrface. ble, of dischrging them in a way that will be satisfac- tory to you the people: etter brakes, superior acceleration, surer handling add up to Command etfe'lr and every, voter before I shall endeavor 'to set; 'Performance. Drive the '57 Studebakers and Packards at your dealer's, today. • election day. l,tzt ,if I should. fail in this -pleas' accept this as my plea tor your support. _To th'is' of you who know me.. I believe yOu know • • .that I w di appreciate everything you do in my behalf. Studebaker-Packard *- yon a ho do not know me may I ask of you CORPORATTON lir iliquire of me Thy life is an ripen book._,•

.1 a ill appre iate the support of rwery, ‘oter. igi I1 etc, tell t iii ndeavor.lo cond.10 myself and th.:,ciffice in such w ay that yoli ‘% ill riot regret having • ted me. '.•

Respectfully,

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Too paint with _ Dr. Martin Luther King, a leader up public op' in favor of de- ease PAN _ NEW YORK (IR -The National of the Montgomery, Ala., bus segregating p he transportation GOOD 80 ACRE FARM, 8 room GOOD USED upright piano. Call Cotancil WES of Churches issued a 127 boycott. "Much progress has been facilities, work with employers' when you choose FOR SALE. 1 ouse, stock barn, tobacco barn, Jean Weeks, phone 431. F7C WANTED point program. by which local made toward the goal of a nom- garage and etc. About 6 miles DTOPS church Itoups can rid their con- segregated society but we are still -out- on good rood and s dragon tree of WILEY TRAILER SALES. New FEBRUARY SPECIALS:: Dinette gregations- and -Communities of far from The Promised Toner" CLEAN COTTON RAGS. No Spain's Canary Islands sometime!: - KURFEE bus route. A bargain. and Used. /14 mile past Paducah suites $54.95 to $89.95. Living racial segregation. - The suggested program 'of ac- buttons or zippers. Call 55, TF city _limits on highway reaches 50 feet in circumierence. 60 West. 4 GOOD HOMES on highway. room suites $97.50 and up. Bed- e In a race relations Sunday tion, drawn up by the council's Phone 3-1271. on Tenerife M7C From 2 to 18 room suites start at $109.95. message designed to be read department of racial and cul- One Isla is believ- acres. All these DEALER - SALESMAN. Automo- 41 • places well located and Lamps a pair $10, $12 and $14. from the nation's pulpits Feb. 10, tural relations suggested that ed to be 3,000 years -old. good tive and industrial tools a n d and NICE BUILDING LOT Wood._ Good cotton mattresses _$12.50 ng on eqnipmerrt.-We -have- an ripening lawn. East front, large shade Real nice inner-spring mattress Here./ for a man who wants a $10,000 tree in rear. See GOOD 2 BEDROOM home be,$25.00 to $37.00.--Used livirsg room Fred McClure. inebine. Must have goOd Charact- tween college and high school. suites and soft beds $5, $10 and F6P er and community standing. Smail $15. Good used wringer type A bargain. Galloway Insurance investment required, but will washer only $35. Seaford & Ray SPINET PIANO. Call land Real Estate Agency, Phone finance the right person. Write 1387-M. Furniture Company, Murray. Call F6P 1062. Home 151-M. for interview request, Snap-on F7C 1824. ITC Tools Corporation, 2647' Washing- PUZZLE Answer te Yesterday's Puzzle ton Blvd., St. Louis 3, Mo. IC CROSSWORD FOR RENT j ACROSS . 36-Sufflx: OOM MLIMO0 MO follower rf Biology Photo 1-Corded in-Gesture of MDR 0120014 NO Men 44, 4-antitoxin respect 0E10020 OULIMM FURNISHED Apartment, furnace FIND OUT -Thn-k, black 40-A continent ODOM MO heat, private bath. 304 S. 4th St., To Meet In Boston eul.ktance (abbr.) 12-Matuie 41-Inexpensiv• 000E1 MOM IMMO one bloek south of Post Office. WHY WE SAY 13-i'rose0ani 413-lialaitee aboard rmc000111:000151 See Mrs. B., F. Berry at ROCHESTER, N. Y. --an- The 14-Palm 300 leaf shlgt 44ksito4a) 00 MO EIM2 00 annual 115-Platform South 4th. Phone 103. F5C 26th meeting of the Bio- "IT'S, 15-Burrowing 47-Demon 011002dOMU MOM logical Photographers Association. PERFORMANCE rodent 46-liugged 0010 0012 OMR 17-Suahos nit ehaln OM MOO 'Inc„ will be held here Aug. 27- THAT 16-S4. v1:I potato 50- Perfdrnung 31. marking the first five-day COUNTS!" 20-ahov• and steadily • 00MMOM 0MR000 tottehlog 63-Organ of OMR MOMM MOO FOR meeting, in the group's history. -Took RENT 31 for hearing omm 3mmoo moo The association is 'a national slanted 64- it,-,kimo's home v 'Ate Phi4ge66 11-Fitit ii Itt 31 X 100 FT. organization of scientific photo- -National 3-Etig lab d lit is is 57- bsi rart being , 4-Slating a oug COMMERCIAL graphers concerned League (abbr.) 55-Tropical ▪ with the tech- stalk BUILDING sa-yoluptuou• • Americas 6-Be mistaken niques and applications of photo- 61-Autiquity animal EST rehaid) 6-Sun god graphy in medicine, zoology, bot- 69- Sainte (abbr.) mcnihran• N. 45h St. Just off square. any and other related fields. This 34-- Scold DOWN 8-Mediterranean resort -ear it is celebrating a qua;ter 1-Tat ter ed cloth . AVAILABLE nii•knamir 2- The-.self 9-wigs 10-.Everyone IMMEDIATELY! century of professional servic4 to 11-Whist' air arm universities, medical s,tools and 9 hospitals. 14-Tow See 1 ti JAMES C HART (conoci.) One of tht fea{ures of this 21-tirotesque Phone 540 or 1 gest tire year's meeting will be an exhi- So the Judge decrees .11 22- indolence 2.1-fin',. name bit of books-Written or illustrated and everyone agrees! faces by BPA members. The exhibit 26-Iin of will serve to emphasize the in- Iv 21 le .aii r 25 24. 21 frelandbe poems NOTICE ant conttibutions made by Reach your own verdict. .^ So--Ch,lis and fever Sc1 embers to scientific Try FLAT TINT h3 .,./0 3' literature. on 333-437-ganr.tntitlivail simi•rke" 15' i ..• SINGER SEWING machine rep-- walls and ceilings and 4: i i•:,..M sa iCIAtn.,,it,hr,ainigsaisker an resentative in Murray. For,/ratles, see how this Alkyd Flat •11.A Am trees it. f 7 511 31 .V#•*3 service, repair contact' Henry Wall Enamel_ gives st _ 44-Heroin poems Trent, Via S. 6th. Phone 100. buoyant new life to any .1 1,: ,I;;;,/'03 4 41-Narrative of "-- • TFC great exploits I room' • • 41-Bisho1,ric 49-Scotch for STARTING FEB. 11, 1957, wash- 477.7r. 60--..jh 1.1aos•an.i.ian dish ings 75e 4er hour, over one 4 2. 51-liard-shelled 'HE_ DESTRUCTIVE 54 5. .hour cent per minute. /1.W- TERMITE LKURFEES 52-fir..u per our for us to do. Strele 8z A gasoline that mpkes sq .nimandit to the most of 'work 5. horse cCage, 5th Street Washingette 55-True of - FREE INSPECTION and Grubbt on today's higher horsepower1 61.0. ware ••01•• II•• phonograph Cordcord Hwy record pelt. "ALWAYS EASY PARKING" FttP TERMITES Phillips 66 FL.rrE-FL-Et. has what you need to get top performance from today's more at ..---EUZA3ETH SEIFERT'S NEW .--Licensed and Insured- powerful high compression motors. It 'VEL offers lively, quiet Sang Kelley acceleration .. . good mileage. . .positive anti-stalling. Fill up Starks A Call Phors., 441 at your Phillips 66 Dealer's, and bring out for Dociar the Is% by Barto best in your earl. Pitiaabeth . Reprinted b Dochi, Mead k er" nailed b 5dig"mi""rest •es of Ssacheate, the Pub- Kelley's Pest PutLups Prraourtim COMPANY Hardware PHILLIPS 66 I'RODUCTS are distributed in Murray and vicinity by 12th • 1142 • CITAPTL:R 1 Imes tal kit and oct.cntij pre irod -tay for Pinch. lc 'It.: Control NOBLE FARRtS Poplar • Phone IDICTUR rady a syringe vt an it in his hand, e with I Inst, exactly, w us rw beat uvel the p_1;ent... The two men eat..bldshou 4.1IaUS• -• • NANCY or the town it w small, and "We'll get that blood pressure selves comfortably upon the by Ernie Bushrniller built upon the si ot steep lime-, down, sir," he saki, ..ven as he screened porch, and Ali &nitwits -.one th streets seemed to sent the plunger down. He gave Miss Nellie • glow,ng le- Inn :7a.74.4 p anti down Houses stra.ghtened arta St.O0a watchIng port 01 the way DT Catton mai I o: the iluzitieSit the' disting,,,shed-looking man 'saved my life " COME IN COME IN cut and -Neat gray suit, black knit tie- -- Smiling. 4:radY that any V' -Zone tel.,cks which had and that 1)5411144l oearu doctor would have done the AND TRY AND TRY .on On a tine patina, _through . Wt:hin ten minutes Mr, bed- "But we don't nave all) oulei • OUR NEW 17.4 yc...t. 'lin!, rare wac clean , dens had received so much relief diactor- said OWL, Miss NeiLe. ECTERCTVIcki ELECTRIC • , .8. ! tu..urez.ju.. what with that he was adjusting ms own solemnly, her cheeks trembl.ng. P. lie_watt u: the. lake,t1,43 tie. "You're a 'tine doctor!' he "Green Holly doesn't have a doc- RAZOR RAZOR 44.4,44 , ..o. -.0- amia b.lund the, blurted to the big man who had tor at all!" , ..c swept sates La and the,seated tunisell On a bench under A lot of small 105.115 didn't, ..". o window troats. the arnall-paned window Grady knew "Then, air.' ne said Sn•••••••' stalio.1 wa.: Of white The broad shoulders lifted in to hta host. "you should oe es- 4a•-•'1 ••• w.tn a, shrug and the smile a blue root • was de- pecially careful ot vow oloocl m..•/ a ma:4y town here, precatory. pressure.- He del- s.- I i.-nat tie .1.c s:tid to the young 'Better take it easy for a day called • live-dollar wet us e on 0..0 c...iie sari to ccrvice his or so, sir," he advised. "Cut down edema then he look, a presu:np- 1,44i• 31 On salt --and keep in touch with Lion pad from ma breast poc!cet MINN • "Via. so-. ....„nk you We like your physician • and %lute upon it it. • tar, Seddens too4 id up at him "Check. this with your °nye', "Ilust a tcw• n is It ?" "My ph* What lives fifty miles `clap. sir." he said, giving the 4115, LPN Oa M iileamonewill -,E-rztev./E- It 14,•;itite kai;ore .he at- away," he said flatly "That's too shf...et to Mr Seddens Cop 1917 b5 YON Nom. USfr1A1,'L I_ E02- art,werccf him, Ilia first far,- isn't it Frank 4 Seddens atildico the attention aceming tit 'if on some- , "It was a good idea this morn- heading on the piece ot paper. Hung going On within the small ing," said Grady, "to have a doc- "You're on the staff of this hos- ABBIE an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren bulk:ins 'ti..e:re about a thous- tor closer than that." pital " he asked, looking tip and." hc -anti:CU:en: In the win- "Yee" The Oeaided man had "I'm admissions :physician :en • ' chamois made swirl- taken out • billfold, and now tie there." said Grady. "It's a o:g WELL, AT .14 palLt•Ins Cl') the wind ,at regarding the bill -edges to be general hospital Twelve hundred LEAST CHILDREN - PLEASE! COUNTIN' TO TEN DON'T seen within • , IT WAS PEACEFUL :tune to a sticker. slotted and it. beds WHO YOU GOT A LOOK LUKE LET'S NOT HAVE HELP Too MUCH, AUNT ABBIE - atopi,:al lie stepped to the win- "There s no charge, sir," Lir. "You're up here on vacation'!" AROUND HERE SQUABBLING WHEN BUT I'M SURE TRYIN'l I SPRUNG YOU WAS REAL BROKEN dow an•1 Batton told him. WITH YOU BEHIND learn- : 1;mi:sigh it "Yes. I've been driving through YOU UP BECAUSE I GOT WE OUGHT TO BE "Arc you a doctor?" tie asked -cm course there 9 a charge. I Wisconsin, stopping oft to tish BARS; HAPPY; TOSSED IN THE CLINK .1 Itii.C1.4 • was Just wishing I knew how wherever the notion struck me. "Yes, I am . much it would take to keep you 1 wanted-1 needed -to get away "Would you come (halite ler a bale in nor town." He turned by myself 'for a urns.' minute? Mr sedilens.:--" His Cap Steen blue eyes upon the young "Did Brother persuade you to tipped back toward the building.1 doctor. They asked a question. come here and practice" Miss having a spell in there" Grady Bat ton was ag man- Nellie asked, with the innocent Before the last syllable was,scMfething over six feet - with forthrightness of a child. spoten Gr;:dy was_ on his feet wide should-rs, a thick neck, and "He's getting around to it," his hand reaching for the -small!straight, strong limbs. Hla hair Grady told her. bag in the baclWskrt was a dark, rich auburn, grow- "Not with much- hope for SUC- • .of the edr He strode with confit.ence aerCesa[ing to a peak upon his forehead. cess." said Mr. Seddens. -He ban the stretch of concrete and into His features were regular and a_kuLjob in Chicago" the station strong rather than handsome A Grady qualified this, but ad- slight cleft marked his chin, Sea led in chair WaS a gray- a mitted that tie did have it good deef;fme was graven between haired man-gray-bearded, too his job-and with good pay, But then nose and upper iip. A Vandyke heard. prei trini, His mouth he went on to say that it was not was especially firm, with lines of med. His face waa .iiffused and exactly the sort of work he restraint etched around breath came with. difficulty. it. wanted to do "You wouldn't be 111L' ABNER Grady bent over him. his fingers interested, "Don't you do any doctoring?" by Al Capp would you," on his pulse Mr Sedderis voiced 'Ob. yes. 1 used the desk-Sit- hns . question, "In corning here to "I'm Dr Barton." kod Grady ting figuratively hfy'Service sorts IT'S RECKON 'TIS-BUT-OH -,TH live"'' WHY is HE HE CRAVES A to the (Batt essed man, speaking i out the patients who come to us; YORE SELECTION IN DOGPATCH in a firm, clear "It's beautiful country and • large percentage are emergen- ATTRACTED TO PAPPY,IS WHY. voicc "Just take I DOTY IS SO UNAPPETIZIN'- It easy. sir" your town Is most attractivi: cies. And we do that toning by THET AT BEAST? EVR1I CHILF_ IS TO -- He turned to open his bag and Living here sounds like a pleas- examination and some treatment. ENTMEEI5 TRAP -take • stethoscope from It. ant suggestion." which I supervise or do myself. ONE.- EVEN HIM -11c rame In here a few minutes Grady Went • to hie aide. -I'd But we always assign those pa- IF IT'S ONE ago An oldor -rm-in like to take You tbenta to other services ner con- ONE. came to the to your home, LIKE MET., doctor's side. He too was wear- sir," he ,said courtemisly, "You're tinued treatment and rare ing the green uniform of the nicely over that Slight edematous • "My job is somewhat aditunts- gasoline service "He, a•kf!i1 for attack, but, as I said, caution ltrative, and that IS the pan I a Elfhas of water-- l'glive it to .woold be a good thing for a clay'don't like. I would prefer °laser lino, snit ale sat there in' that or two." contact with the patients • Fle seemed so III"--" ' 'It appeared that Mr SeMens By the tune they went in to Graily's - uplifted hand silenced had walked to town- -as, he said. lunch, Frank Seddens was look- him. The doctor's' head bent,' he he did most days- -for his mail ing more hopeful And after the Its:tried. them nodded Swiftly his Grgaly Offered to drive him to his nap which Dr. Barton ordered, • fingers Idosened the knotted home, which proved to be an he telephoned to a couple of his the rellar imhilekled the holt attractive, veranda -girdled house friends. "Come over and meet a Mr. Seddon& sat, still breathing built Just above the beach of the l young man who ha limiting me," WWI his even htr-4.4-4-4- en the '••• " 01,s t 4 oin say v'Y Barton turnest_ 'trim - to', tirs• tel., :invited the voting ctor to eta .r. „ 5, „

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•f" victim's 1 : "graveyard" shit t had been through the "driftmouth," a sec- number of the total of Study Cause Of :working 300 feet beneath a shalt fond entrance used by the mine 151 dependents, had gathered tables i entrance which the explosion railroad. • • *lei around six-burlap-covered Explosion That been set up to receive wrecked and blocked in addition By the time the train surfaced that had- I Killed 37 Miners to shattering windows of build- some 100 persons, including a the bodies. ings above the ground. • . _ BISHOP, Va., Feb. 2 GP - The 140 other men in. the I State and federal mine inspec- mine had to scramble to safety - tors moved into this sorrowing coal town today seekine_ the - - - - . .. .. _ - . - .. kJ /111k kA illa NIA /MIN rt.... I . I VIIVGLANIA 111.114 I NW IVIIIIJI OW y LOIJ W I II Mr. & Mrs._• Collie .. cause of an earth-jarring explo- . . .1/rs. Mary .1den /s • sion that entombed, 37 men in . WHEREAS, tooth decay is the .• an underenind ;labyrinth. „sliest prevalent, the most damag-, Shower CALENDAR most costly disease - 1952 PONTIAC 4-dr. Hydramatic. • ., --„-- --- Hostess For SOCIAL An official of the Pocahontas Mg and the - - . - . ._. . ., (Continued, from Page Onel of children and youth, and - A Recent "Bride and then traveled the remaining Fuel Co. which operates the •- 1952 FORD 2-dr. Radio and Heater. For WHEREAS, adult dental health ------e------„-,-• _ - _ __ . one hundred and len miles to huge. highly mechanized mine 1951 PORD 2-dr. Sharp! I . -.• -hoineli -of 74,11's Mary. Aden t - Tuesday, February 5 o'clock...... on the West Virginia border is a reflection of the care given ... I '''• •, The- • • * • see her sister in Topeka. Group II of the CWF of the teeth in early life; and 1951 STLYMBAKER 4-dr. , • .- ...;,. -,,,,„,il....,:. . . -,- - - ' near Hazel was the scene. of the i • said it had been determined the • will meet The Delta Department of the ' ,______' '' _•Miscellaneous _ _ shower given 'on !First Christian Church The Collie's car,' a 1953 Cadil- that a g.explosion kited he and 4-dr. New 1..7, ; ., ' ______- sturrar Wornsn's-Club will meet.,1951QHEVROLT prevention- of den-. tires'_._ .... CI Friday :evening. Saria--arY 37Tn 'at the' E o--itTe "'dr /TM- mg-errtee- Tic. was estimated to ls-s a Gital "rn-iii--earla.s -WonaSr ------!--f --I': -' WHEREAS - o " . ...- club house at seven -thirty through 1951 CHEVY Club Coupe. 34,000. mile4.11r ,.. comrii--nt to 11,iss carols-is ,Crass, Nortb Seventh Street, at at the loss, however. Mr. Collie plans - "We know that W. A. Ful- tal disease in children two-thirty o'clock. o'clock. to try t7.- tow the car back to lerton, special asistant to the early and continued mouth care 1950 CHEVY 2-dr. Goad motor! : --I. .4 Janefte Curd. who becanie the.; • • • . , .. • said. "But how it is the most powerful defense 1 _ bride of Walter Byars on .Sun- , • • • • Murray. president, 19fi0 FORD. 2-dr. Kentucky license. .. , happened or what caused it we for protecting the dental health ' i day. January 27. Wednesday, February 6 1949 with overdrive. • , ,. The American Auxiliary will Mrs. Collie's foot will have know yet.Maybe well of the public' and FORD . . Mother's Club will don't - , ' • Nancy- Jo Meet at the American Legion Hall The Faxon to remain in a cast for about WHEREAS, the members of 1961 FORD Pickup. • . s Mrs. Aden, Miss o'clock for never know." at seven o'clock. , meet at one-thirty six weeks. She says she is home bodies the . Calloway County Dent a 1 !. . Taylor. and Miss Jean Ann Mott- RescutFerews located the • • • • . their regular meeting. Mrs. Fay- alone all day and is unable to Society are advocating more ex- r bray W ere the hostesses f..r the of the victims after searching TRADE FOR ANYTHING 'ANYWHERE ette Dunn will be in charge of get around very well. She says dental health education NIVE WILL , - ) - occasion. The Jessie Ludwick Circle of most of the day through smoke Lensive I the program. she appreciates the thoughtful- dental care for children , the Woman's Association of the ' and gas in the debris - chocked and And At The &Me Time h e • • • • ness of all their friends and for better health; . Tile honoree wore for 't Presbyterian Church will t u n n e 1 a and Monday night in the interest 2 College neighbors. She can hardly get . evening a green wool sheath F. Friday, February 8 brougpt the corpses on a "death NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD meet • at the home of Mrs. -a. telephone to answer it ' 'dress with a corsage of - wh ite The _officers of the Young to the train to the waiting relatives. RESOLVED: That I, W a y I o n • Scherffius at two o'clock. she especially . appreciates - . - . carnations, gift of - the ni5•esses. • • • • . Women's Sunday School Class of but The crew used gas masks and Rayburn, County Judge of the receives. She will opened her many . love- . the First Baptist Church will the cards she oxygen tanks in their search Counts' of Calloway, do hereby MISS Curd Murray Assembly, No. 19 Or- confined • k , . the home of the teacher, probably hlizet to stay bringing the 11-car nar- the week of February ly. gifts after yi-hich refreshments der of the Rainbow for Girls meet at and in proclaim ,, her h e most of the time . were served. , • Mrs. E. C. Jones, South Tenth to ruw-guage train through fiVe 4 through 9 as Children's 'Dental . . nold its regular meeting at . - I will o'clock. for the next wo _Erionths. winding dark tunnels Week. Lampkuns . Street, at s-sthierty miles' of Health . Eighty-ohe ons were pres- the Masonic, Hall at seven o'clock. ' Mrs. Collie said there was to the surface. IN WITNESS , THEREOF, I gifts.. An in.stallatiott service will . be - killed ent or sent Saturday.' February ' " 9 ' one bright' sae' of the :'story. -"Some of the men were have hereunto set my hand to A held for those absent at the last - explosion," Sales The CaptaM Wendell 0 u r y Her sister, whom they were by the force of the be affixed, this 25th day of Motor . • ' • meeting. said.. "Some were • • • • chapter of the DAR will meet in going to see, has been quite Fullerton January, 1957. , . • slate . roc. k. and Call 519 3rd• & Maple! . the home of Mrs. W. P. Roberts ill but she is much improved buried under ,- • Group -I of the CIA'F of the died of asphyxtation.' Waylon Rayburn -thirty o'clock. Mrs., Roy and, expects to be released .from ,some Max .H. ChurT. First Christian Church will meet at . two of the County Judge cohostess. Note the hospital in the near future. :Kite ill-fated. members , - -- Funeral Home • .is the home of Mrs. Walter Devine will be -• • , meeting place. , _ BakeiLph_ve Boulevard,, at two_ change of • Stiperior • Ambulance hitty o'clock. . • • , ,14 • _Service - Equipped • • • • ' . 1. with Oxygen, • Carolyn Curd 157 , ' The Woman's Society of Chris- Miss .4..,,, i A • ---• .Fr ie n d I Y Ser V i C e .— tian Service of the First Metho- Becomes The Bride ' . _. 41 . Mercury Monterey dist Church will have a lancheon 1 1 N. 4t h St. Ph . f/ S - - IS meeting at the cnureh at-eleven Of Walter Byars — , . Miss Cartilyn Janette Curd, I .__ .' ' a MIIIIMIEMIMIEIMIMIIIMIMIIIIMMII& .• . _ . dcaburdght,e,fr HoafreMl.r.becanadmc,NIrtbs.e Tb.riGde. . ).-. ..(..,_ 4,..._ y •ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE Curd - i .. .. _ . - — - - . • " ' cit Waltur Byars, son of Mr. and - , ...... • - ••• • 11 ...dir i ' Mrs. A. C. Byars' of Hazel on ., - • .s WELDING _. - _ _ Janisab, 27. .. -. Sunday. '' ...... • r: .. ------ceremony was , tnery Repaired The double - ring f • ized by Aro. John Brinn . ' . !• . Bisset Iii MY DIMENSION. 17'1 • '6 • Portable Equipment for Out- our o clock in the afternoon "4 feet long,'654 feet wide. New, _, - -• of-Town Jobs at the Green Plains Church of . - • . luxurioutioversized .interiors. ' '-/ .• ..- ' • ; otls Service Christ in the , presence of the im- . I • s • , .: • . ,.., ...„16 ,:... mediate_ Janiiii_es , ' ...... - -s.-**--• s • - • ., GOOCH & BAX,TER WELDING SHOP Miss Suzanne Curd' and T. G. . .s . ii ___ t Curd. Jr., sister and brother . Art.,. • , , t . .. v East Main St. Phone 1967 or 828-J-1 respectively .of the bride.-- were 1 - ta 'i LAI , . i _ the only attendants. _4'7 4t? A ^ eirC, for 1 1i, -C. a—s N ' The bride chose to wear .1,„...„,...et; ,. '-u., _ “....;„15'-- '' 4.' 44i' :I'LL",' ' -- . her wedding a light blue y:ool --•sf_Agado - rs.': , .. ..•• / , - i POWER - LAST TIMES TONIGHT- sheath dress with a white hat '. - s, Y. ' ;• 'a-6 -'4' s- le. • X14:as' NEW WINGED PERFORMANCE. A .. . , and black aCcessories. Her cor- . ' • -, ..: . ja C H A R LTO N HESTON white mighty'. new Safety-Surge . V-0 engine is standard. • • e. -1 ''' 'le •If .s...• t. .'- .• am,, i ,:, - .4:: •, 1 ccaugred wwiosre a a light green .shMiseatisi t, •4 .,. y.31r• • in "3 VIOLENT • i • -.%:..: . • . r fri '- dress with brown accessories and • I., • 4,44,1 • - --,72rb. ., lt" . A. -. 4 PEOPLE'' , a -eersage of white carnations . re _ -e . • • • . - • .. - ir ,... -17. j 1,..).4 01/1 ... th ANNE BAXTER , Following the ceremony the tr.,/ . 1 •• ,,,,.,, ll's. . gr "...R., a / brides parenti were hosts for .111115 ----- I wedding dinner for the bridal II. 1 party/ and immediate families. Ur N I WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY i Mr. and Mrs. Byars have left *7.7. I for Detroit. Mich.: to make their MISSIVE FLOATING 11111E. The . 'elk • f ,i . --, . home where the bridegroom is " - greatest combination of „ s... 4. . • - - --- Mrs. Byars is a grad- ., .. • .. ,• •. . • , -. employed. cornfol. features ever put • • JOHN O'HARA'S -... ,. , - , uate of Hazel High School and . % between you and the road. . _ , • FLAMING PORTRAIT .-;-'. . ft attended Murray State College, 'i :4 • v Mr. Byars is also a graduate of . THE JAZZ AGE " . - OF Hazel High, School. • . iliv, „-______.....— .. - • ...... , _ -.•• .. •• s • • • when songs began . . . • /171"• : ..- - •libi! . r---- -, .• • , P 0 to rock and , ...:...y• it - r dances began .. 1" ••\ Personals I . fil1 o - • ).. AIM . ,i-' II-; to•" t . \ INF , - 1111 . sW. and Mrs. Arlie Scott are ' s- - - i - ',.• 4, , • the`sparents of a daughter born , .._____--s • .. • s s• t • ,..._... i . ,,,...... 0 .., ------'1% t ...., .. on ThArsday. January 31, at the ------• . The b a b y ,,...... ••••1111 r.. g Murray Hospital_ ..----- ••••...... ma.,__, • 41 , . ifffni...„‘ rtiolliVAikolitiree Gordon MacRAE wehedig 9-Sit pounds-four ounces ti...... --.....„.., .. •. and has been named CaTulyn , • • -111-41 .• ' \\ i. %...37 ..), ,.-LA iiio4- -- UENHer a, Dan DAILEY Elizabeth, This Scotts have. one - --"-- • i. .... - .: 1..°'*. , • Ernest BORGNINE other daughter. Jayne. age four. ' • • . .., • , : • . "• • ..g , 1111 Sheree NORTH ..-- - - 41. CiT.4%°‘ .. ..‘. LA-NO TRANSFERS .---...------, . ' • . • Oscar and Bertha Maness . to , • . .• ,..,...v.v...... ,...... ,0,..c.z.,...0er • , - .- •••• - ••• - - • ------••••• • - • 4 Billie Joe and Francine „MariesS. . , . f.'....:':':'''';•i.:::.::.- .- • : • • • - ' I lot. . '''''". . . ---- .... -:.• - . . \ , . -'` . . . . I LIMA • ..404Pr• 1 - i .• - •-• . It's no '._ .. .. • • , - CORN() CHICK r c -4 sectet .1 STARTER KNOCKS r 5.-)l.. ,----j- I „ . .A 1 ;I . . , - ry _ ,...-.10, I I a/A a./ THE . pRicE ii HOLDS DOWN • • , 4 • - . , - •-7-.....k...... 1...4.4 - _ • -..

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