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The Ledger and Times, May 14, 1955

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h...... -so..—...‘-..ilt ,I . 1""oloserouslootevotee. •- ....- .. %. HEE • " ,) :etary . -... Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Cotnmunity Newspraper 1, 1955 were( corn to spectiee visit, Largest •o farm yler added. 'I' Largest Circulation In a by the Diane :ooperattan Circulation In The City; Larges iurel Commie City; Largest I by, the 1: Circulation lied Circulation In The County al will be The. County man tots, an's day there • pon. MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LXXVI—No. IOU persons UL 14, 1955 and IN OUR 76th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, May newborn infants United Press can -pitals. The aver- 'ter irray Hospital is m- and 6 newborn edition people• ainst the teat A rnt threugh mem- - FRIDA ary fleapitsl pre KENTUCKY LAKE than 47 million ON re 0 DIE Blue Cress. the prepayment plan 'HIROSHIMA MAIDENS' EN ROUTE TO NEW YORK Norman Klapp Dies Expect Rapid Clearance Of Uncle Of es Boatside Termit Pulled To Polio Vaccine Very Soon As He Is rnin9 line was wrapped The lives of two men were the fishing afternoon by the around Mr. Carter's arm and the PAM AGI By MICHAEL J. O'NEILL of 4250,000 doses of Parke Davis claimed yesterday Lake, with one hook caught in his shirt sleeve. United Press Staff Correspondent vaccine late Friday after a team waters of Kentucky three saved. This accounts for the rapid re- 14 le - of public health experts had spent man in the party of 1 WASHINGTON, May covery of the 'body. Government officials predicted to- four days double-checking the De- Dead are Lloyd Carter, age 60. day reasonably rapid clearance for troit firm's supplies and manufac- Mr. Klapp 'was an uncle of LUMBER t got ti.c truth and Jewell Klapp. age 65. Saved millions of embargoed Salk polio turing processes. Norman Klapp of Murray He was et, because au much was Mr. Carter's brother. Ed Car- shots now that one-million does Seventy-five per cent of the a member of the Methodist Church PANY just how you look at ter. All the men were from Parke Davis vaccine have been total represents vaccine which a former undertaker. He was t.—Phone 262 of Clinton. and released for immediate innocula- already has been used. But more part owner in a drug store in to Deputy Sheriff tion.s. than one-million doses were unused According Clinton He leaves his wife, two :.• ng for Instance. Stubblefield, who went to vaccine which local health authori- Cohen daughters and one son. The funeral A. Scheele, U.S. of the drowning on Dr. Leonard ties have been holding pending the the scene will be held-'-on Sunday at 3:00 up at 3:30 in weather general, declared he now Creek. the three men had surgeon health service's double-check. Cypress p.m. Little detail could be obtained not at all certain. You expects the nation's whole vacsi- gone on a fishing trip. The lake it is irs .. .. Ban Still- Effective about Mr. Carter. however ten or twelve miles in nation program to "get back on was rough yesterday, however many will also ,Thjs means. Scheele said. that expected that his funeral gh Her r'• ems 'along gravel roads. the track" in a short time were fishing. "more than a million more chil- be held on Sunday. lasses! .k along manetry ground He is hcpette the 18-millio4 chil- Apparently. he said, someone dren can now be vaccinated begin- wife, one your feet wet. The cold dren in polio's greatest danger stood up in the boat, causing it to He is survived by his ning immediately" His recommen- two V.'S and the wawa dash nine years- capsize. daughter, three brothers and zone - five through ded ban on inoculations with III hoe gets fouled fn a can receive their two-shot protec- The boat was a twelve foot sisters. vaccine which still hasn't been der the wataelltend you peak in aluminum boat which was very tion before polio hitsaits double-checked remains in force: , leader. it, ;eel sinker. narrow As the boat capsized, it most areas. however. fulls. Fiver ything looks the approval sank. Mr Stubblefield said The n Scheele announced The some one-million Parke Da- nd one good nee crep- small boat contained - the three vis doses were distributed to 14 men, their gear, and two motors Will the world tikes on a Japan to Sunday states and Alaska-chiefly in Cali- Cr. shown at Toted, Air Force Base, Calif., en -are f: .A All is forgiven. Every- 25 YOUNG JAPANESE wnen on it fornia, Wisconsin, and Connecticut surgery to remove or partially remose terrible scars Mount Sinai hospital. New York, for plastic men yelled and boats in forgotten except the 15 Members Of they will go (laternattonalSoisildpi.40) The Most states indicated 6, 1945. amps...0 front the atomic bombing of Hlroaltima on Aug. came to their aid Before rpm. struggling at the inoculations with this the area Be Soil ahead with _ the boats got to the scene Mr. LW line, vaccine immediately. Klapp was pulled into a boat and MSC Staff To In California. second shots for 30 In State Get NESsiELRODT collapsed first and second graders will be Stewardship ewe tiers On we said It ill depends This Week's Balance Sheet Polio But None Got Canter's her:tither was rescued given in San Diego today and in pa.r bow you look at it. unharmed Angeles and several other cit- Be Les Salk Vaccine Coroner Max H Sunday. May 15. is Soil Steward- .1 Honored to alee caar, • According ies Monday. Connecticut and Wis- Steward- 'lore:lets- °TAR- And Cold Wars Churchill an inquest was held and ship in America. Stxl start Monday In The Hot Olikley MR address the consin will LOUISVILLE .lfs - Dr U Pentti formal beg- A.d Mee and it was found that Mr Carter died ship Sunday had its The Murray State College Alumni Illinois officials said release of director of local health Vaunting dans next Mon- Kokko, drowning and Mr Klapp died inning,. in 1946. This day la set ear with oiet- Association will honor 15 members means first-round shots from ight the vaccine will be -an able and reliable part- services for the Department of an opportunity ic,,.. a pede of the Murray State faculty at By CHARLES M McCAPFN from a heart attack aside e-ach year as in that state can be completed. the community of free Health, said today there have been May United Press Staff Correspondent ner" in Mr Klapp had suffered a heart for reminding people everywhere the annual Alumni banquet, Vermont Wants Facts of patio reported in the news nations. 30 cases months ago to be a good Directly in - 28 at 630 pm. In the Carr H,ealth The weeks gcod and bed attack about three of rryane duty ceund I SeSuters will meet in At least one state however, India's state througb May 11 The total balance diget 3. V. K. Krishna Menon, wore a life preserver yesterday, Stegesnli of the 'and_ at tar Level: No at 7:00 building. on the internauonal He Mondry night announced it is not ready to X9 diplomatist. arrived Is the same as reported last year Gov- of the 15 faculty members top-ranking apparently feeling that if something In 1930 the enited States Ear Batton. • Each ahead yet Vermont's public health the same period. The Geed En Peiping to debase the Formosa for happened he would be safe The sent one of it's leading au to Wear Any have served the school with 25 commissioner said his program erment I The United States. Britain iseue wroth Chinese Premier Chou fatal attack came as he was being Dr Loudermilk. to the es en • bathing years or more of service The win not resume until he gets "all Kokkei said *boat 125.000 dices scientist, and France invated Soviet Maeda En-kri. ChOU Invited Menon to into the boat if possible, why pgarehtted the • attitude of Ness of 1930 will hold its 25th on why the Parke Davis of the'P'Salk anti - polio vaccine helped East to learn, the facts" to take part in a meeting of the at the Mr Klapp Nie- x year old when he inquired reunion at the banquet visit him after announcing, been given to Kentucky school After the body of the vest population and flourish- ly to Work stocks were released. Partici'. have .011 _ua Few (high of state conference in Indo- was brought to the shore, boats Rthlwal had to r..r irr- Rawer- -people ware The ftfieen Meeks, -Intelnielfa-- Maie-fEllient -paths- Inrperts- *00-.Ainicai children Msee tee veocassations be- and Cale& 01 tirnes nta would be President Eisen- that he araz ready to nego- to where the tragedy Lowderrnilk 'a Day. We told hire thut Dr Walter Blackburn. head of South and West to check i nes*. gan, about 180,000 signed up for returned ceased to exist. Or. ,port.. into the department; tain,er, British Prime Minister Este ch motly with the United occurred A fishing pole was stick- made and exh:ius- , Information didn't weer any. He mai the .physical sciences on reports of polio cases developing the shots He said none of the and his party critic -Anthony Eden. French Premier States. The polls-1bl lily was seen ing out of the water The pole thouajnds %%rite indelnunt. Miss Ola Renck. second grade among families or playmates of children reported to have polio tive examination over Faure and Soviet Premier Nikolao Meson's visat might be a step was pulled out of the surface of inspected teacher, Miss Margaret Campbell. children inoculated with the anti- that had received the Salk vaccine of square miles. They Dr. A Holguin In a note to Rumble, negotiations - and the water and it was found that ATE accul sciences critic teacher: polio vaccine. toward such ruined cities many of which they sanalled uncovered a large mathe- the three Allied governments said of Allied war The health officer added that CENTER Max Carman, head of the The public health service said toward freeing found buried deep Under the :ng turtle about Ex inches Dr Price Doyle, They •laelieve ltsat the time has by the Reds in the booster shots would be given Palu a h. Its. matics department. it had received reports of seven prisoners held product, of scal erosion. ancient lateete the other dray. From the Fine Arts department: now come Par a new effort to Korean armistice. as soon as the Public Health ii 2 - tea I head of the such cases-two in Georgia, two violation of the abandoned irrigation systems, el"y he acted, we thought he Mies Beatrice Frye. English and in revolve the great problems which Bad Service at Washington double - Doubt Tito barren Distributors In in Nevada and one each The dried up stream beds, ar4 round something no one had teacher; Mrs. Cleo Gillis confront us The Allied proporal John Fos- checks all vaccine shipments and Territees '' • languages Montana, California and Tennessee. I. Secretary of State desert and rerna nente of one seen before Anyway we Mrs. chiefs state meet the doses arrive here Hester. college. Registrar: Idaho reported three similar cases is that the of ter DuIlles and French Premier time forested areas ed him seines the street to Adams, English situa- Lillian Hollowell not included in the public health briefly to dui.um the global &War Faure reached a patchwork Will Switch From this study. Dr. Lowder- the find, and demonstrated Professor R. A Johnson. the four foreign instructor; service report The health service Eon. Then agreement in Pars an policy to- milk concluded that man's failure urtles snapping ability with phaical sciences instructor, Miss would start business pointed cut that anyone can be a ministers ward the slate of Southern Viet to be a 020 Steward of God's TODAY k. We alnousit dernonsUated Linn. mathematics instruc- BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, May 14 Evelyn polio "carrier" even though the negotaations on specific issues. Mr. Nam in Indochina It was a victory Phone In to mankind was the direct the Strike -- Observers doubted today the gift well as the turtle got too tor Dr. C. S. Lowry, head of himself may not come Etsenhower said at hi, press con- irraotar as Faure with- P and Individual for Dulles "peace" cause of vast populations and SAT. to our finger for comfort. modal sciences department; Leslie that he thought Ninth Week visit Joy the top-level Soviet down with the disease ference Wednesday draw his opposition to Premier flourahing cities to cease to exist voice instructor: Mrs. minion would cause Marshal Tito Iiii :answer to has question as to Putnam, three days would be long enough Ngo Dinh Diem. whom Dulles at women's to repudiate Yugoslavia's ties with In that land. to do with hen. we told Carrie 'Allison White, of Mate ATLANTA. Ga . May 14 Di -The for the chiefs meetings. lasers But it I. was increagingly Before leaving Jeruserleen the of- and edtication; Miss Retberta drawn-out Southern Bell the West. to met leave him there physical He asid he thought it ought to that the Viet Nuns. Cllais Telephone the faculty; plain Soviet Communist Party boss DAM. of that ere., asked turtle wined answer the Whanah. physical sciences Rain Storms be held in a neutral country. The and Telegraph Co strike ended its was chronic and Soviet Pre- icientirit to make I radio broad- on itself. and Dr A. M. Wolfram head of ninth week today just as It began Nikita Khruahchey Resident had resided for two 2 The ,hance, for Amerman- the purpose of sum- the biological sciences department. To Continue -with no sign of a break and with mier Nikolai Bulganin will' head cast for years presene by Allied leaders Chinese Red negotiations on For- a In think- Mr Putnam is retiring at the repeated vandollam the star-studded delegation com- marizing hi findings. to attend a Big Four meeting. He mosa were endangered as the re- people he dog, Duke. investigated the end of this year. He came to By UNITED PRESS ing to Belgrade from Moscow later ing what to my to the Mid at his press conference that tech of a cliach between United net have e once That was enough, lie Murray in 1931 He has taught Rain storms continued over the The bitter walkout started March this month in an effort to woo wondered if Moses might tie did not believe it would be Sahrejets and Commonest fast. voice. speech. and psychology at ea.tern port of the nation today, States 14 when thousands of telephone _Yugoslavia back into the Soviet added a 11th Commandment to possible tio settle the Cold War fighters over the sea between Murray. while snow fell in parts of the MIG workers left their jobs in nine fold the children of Israel pad he been on a few weeks But some good North Korea At lead Int the other morning early Waylon Trayburn, Calloway County Northwest. China and southern states in a dispute over a The news of the forthcoming forewarned of the calamity to might come of a conference at and protest:11y four Red planes -strike clause in the new con- - were alone in the venture Judge and an alumina' of 1930, More than half an inch of rain two no visit was frontpaged in all Belgrade come to the land. Dr. Lowder this time, he said. down The American the oldest We wondered of will recognize the services of the fell at Huntington rind Charleston, were due tract. newspapers and reported in the milk wrote and spoke for the 2. The West German federal re- uffered no damage A pro- etre sesta as crazy as we fifteen W. Va., and at Washington D.C. planes a morning newscasts. The official first time the "Eleventh Com- public, now a sovereign coentry, Peiping government Southern Bell insisted a no- , fatting in the tern. when Also at the banquet. James The snow strut* in the higher /test from the Yu rasa v newspaper Borba said mandment". was admitted to the strike contract but the Commun- principal of Central High Idaho. We/Ot- formally anode it clear that the Red planes meeting would provide an shalt inherit the Holy were relieved to see some Phillips. altitudes of Montana. ications Workers of America CIO the "Thou will be installed Cot- North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- were Cloinese opportunity "to reenter all out- faithful Steward, in two boat, coming across School in Clinton. iose-in and western Oregon. said it would not accept the pro- Earth as a of the Alumni As- tion at a ceremony in Paris Wee 3 Relations between India and standing questions between the and pro- lake and stopping by a sun- as president bank Mont., reported an ineh vision unless the company agreed conserving its resources succeeding Dalton Wood- German Chancellor Konrad Ade- Pakistan, never good, were made USSR and Yugoslavia and' thus gert,erntiosi to tree to try their luck. sociation, new anow on the ground. to include some means of arbitrat- duativity from businessman nnarr pledeed awe his eountry worse when 12 Mebane were kilted to better relations, peace- all. Paducah Some light nun fell on the ing grievances • contribute generation. Thou alea ifeguard - - peace" en Kentucky 444 the other Southern Oehler-ma coast, while in a fight wi-th Pakastan parte ful co-extretence and world thy eelcke from soil inn, thy state who heard or read East of Concord we saw the WHO'S WEAR the rest of the nation had mostly near the border of teasthrnir Since that time, countless violent But Yugoslays living, waters from derng up, I S C. May 14 VI Mother Of Mrs. is in depute .between the visit were quick to recall telleglas of what must have been COLUMBIA. fair weather. which Ancidents, includfng cable cuttings, of the thy faegts from denotation. and policemen will never be- is an ally bitter memories of the five 111 varnnt st ruggle. W e dons -Three Temperature's continued mild in James Knight Dies two countries Pakistan dynamiting'. gunfire and disputes the porteot thy halls from overgraz- ▪ old saying that women of cold war lalokade" which what happened, but from lieve the the South and the Greta Plains of the United States between strikers and non-strikers years ing by the herds, that thy des- are the weaker sex May 6 In Berlin have highlighted the strike. Some followed the break with theComin- I• • valence We tOOk a guess. states where he mercury climbed cendants may have abundance r of them to jail admittedly were con- It took all three into the 7. 130 workers have been fired by form Some forever if any shall fail in this Charlotte Wilmont, 22. who broke Mnn Helene Hock, age 68. of Alligator Hunt Southern Bell as a result cerned about the possible con- A big cat was lying in the road. However, the te'rripersiture woe Sterardthi m or the land thy two windows of a parked car with Berlin, Germany, passed away on lenuences. but western coulees quite dead and swelled up About in the 50'a in New Englarei and On In New York fruitful fields shall become her fists, bit one officer on the May 6 In a hospital there. She Representatives of both parties had little doubt all Yugoslays' IX inches away was a big )snake,. the Great Lakes Mattes, arid in the sterile stony ground and wad- S hand- and kicked another in _the was the mother of Mn, James have met frequently during the reveived the news with a touch of also dead, 30s arid 405 over the Northwest. NIARIAVILLE. NY. May 14 Ifs to break ing gut:lice, and thy descendants ribs. Knight of Murray. I walkout in an effort pride The coldest spot in the nation - An alligator hunt will get under would shoe decrease and five in Charlotte was later ordered to Mrs Hock had been ill for the deadlock but neither The vete is not expected to deduced that the &mike and was Mullen Pass, Mont., where tha way here Sunday spurred by reports pro- in poverty or perish from off We pay a e102 fine or serve 120 days some months She will he re- back down on the nodrike make any essential change in sibs ,ut must have attacked each mereary fell to 24. At the other from lakeside residents that a the Alec of the earth" in jail. membered by a number of Mur- vision. YugoslAea's present policy. with each winning, hr los- extreme, Phoenix, Ariz, and "monster" inhabits Marraville Lake Calloway County Snit Comer- other rayans. since the visited here for The friendship with the West, Med limeni,..onft adult-ding to how you went Needles Calif.. reported 80 degrees. Two men who reported seeing sate n District Supervise-ire hope let MX months last Spring especially with the United States. at it The snake must the "thing" claimed it resembled May IS, will afford an I0,k WEATHER Survivors include three daughters, NOT SUPERSTITIOUS has been emphasized more than Sunday. the cat because the an alligator and was about six or it y to pa ice and be • Rave bitten Mee. Knight of Murray. Mrs Ella usual in recent weeks. More and opportun up pretty had. sven feet long. a the Lord's earth eat was putfed REPORT DIRTY TRICK Roberta of Berlin and Mrs Lucy NEW SMYRNA BEACH. Fla. EP friendlier articles have appeared thankful for didn't atop to examine the sons. Last year three_ men on a fishing birth and nourish- We Klaempt of Berlin: and two - Floyd Simpson, 55. a former In the press than for some. time which ' levee must have trip on the laka said their boat gut0, but the cat CANTON. Miss. IR - Truman Heinz of Berlin and Paul of West parachute tester. defied Friday the pest Only Friday, full and graterul ment Jor-a44. blow in the was almost capsized by something getteri in a :reline Lindley said today it was a -dirty. Germany 13th with a vengeance. publicity was given to the latest Perseteeta orter slits- said that she wired that rose out at the water. A issaiiss Situ 'n Back 111014:e. dirty trick" for his neighbor. James Mrs. Knight agreement by the US to provide POPULAR MAN Fri- rearch at that time preyed fruit- Simpson rode to the municipal is efts sins ilia. 414', DOWN Martin, to build a fence through her mother some flowers last still another 280.000 tohs of wheat ----- Day at less airport in a hearse, stood under a Shoo ij Lindley's; garage day. May 6 for Mother's In Yugoslavia. TAIPEI P - I,t Lin City Police Report Live When the "monger" was sighted a mirror with his "I told Lindley to move that about the same time her mother ladder. smashed Ming. 37, of the Chinese National- of her this week. Merton Swart, who fist, accepted a third light on a 1)50 UNITED PRESS garage because it was sticking passed away She learned NOTICE ist Navy. said Friday he received police report the following By the Mariaville Civic Associ- tar into my property." mother's death by letter on May heads cigaret and then rode an airplane reunion 37 pommels of marriage after week: By UNITED PRESS four feet over The Boatwright Family s over the peat Knight said that she ation, decided in an alligator ex- to 1.600 feet allel jumped out with 17-carat dia- VP Southwest Kentucky - Consider- Martin said. "Lindley kept saying 12. .Mrs will be held the first Sunday in winning a $15.000. Drunks 6 pedition a parachute nth- high in 'Okay.' but he never got around wished to thank the many persons the Irvin Cobb Resort mond ring in a lottery and 4 able cloudiness today, and Earl Reaglea June at Speeding two who were Sc, helpful 194 kind to Hubert Marsha urged sentiently announcing he could fi- 1 upper 70s Partly cloudy tonight to moving it, en I kicked Despite strong winds, Simpson Relatives of the family are :ffinpatIV Loitering mother when she vieted in "positively" identified the creature Sunday. low tonight upper hilles in the garage and built my her to attend. nally afford a wife. Reckless Delving 3 and as an alligator. made a perfect one-point landing. Sunday fence through it." Mueray last Spring. Disturbing the peace 1 rias Moderate temperatures Phone .381 k,4

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a tornado. an Air Force Disaster A healthy community is a hap, SOCIAL Assistance Team Ouster Supported Work ciays THE LEDGER & TIMES CALENDAR Disaster was flown from and productive one. • • • • Donaldson Air Force sickness and injury The Christian Womeres Fellow. Base. S. Car., lust through BLINUILD BIC LalltiER & TIMLS PUBLISHING COMPINF, Lae. worker, Mns. D. F. McConnell rv.11 ship to gelling in less than three hours mean less wages for the . aonaolidation of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway r.mes. ..ad Tne have of the Fiiat Christian (.1burc!: her elapsed time after the alert Vk as lowered production or industry- inn-its-Herald. Ocasoer annual recital at the Woman's will hold its ge•neral meetings at 20. 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January Program In receiver' modern hospital care, 1. 1942 C ub House -even --*k,at rark. the church at two-thirty o'clock. Because of • With the base "haspital "des- the exert use of drugs and highly * • • • diagnota I JAMS C WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER troyed" and its medical personnel developed technique of Monday, dtay 16 The Foundatiorral Class of the Making "injured'', a ,C-124 Globemaster and treatment, the average patient Circle V of• of First a First Baptist Church will meet landed at HoSing. Aboard was a spends only nine days in the h s //e reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Editor. M Church Letters to the w.11 "Meet in at tne home of Mrs Edgat Shirley complete mobile hospital, pital. At Murray Hospital the I Priebe Air Force Medical Service manneri , Voice items which 111 our opinion are not the best the social trail of The for the church at et seventhirty o'clock. Note change by three doctors, six 'nurses and average length of stay has bet Oteresi of our readers seven-tierty is developing a disaster assistance o'clock. of date from original 20 airmen medical technicians. shortened to just 5 days toe • • • • announce- program for protection of personnel ment. Today's medical and hospital care NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER -CO.. 13d8 on United States Air Force Bases Members The ramny Homemakers Club of the medical team patient back on the job Monroe. Memphai Tenn, 250 Park Ave, New York, Michigan • • • • adjacent civilian commun- gets the 307 N w-al meet with Mrs. Richard Arm- and in set up tents where the "wounded" stand eve.. Chicago; 80 in a hurry., Hospitals truly BolystOia St_ Boston. strong ities, it was announced today by were treated. The successful de- at ten We-lock. The Woman's Missionary Society on the record, a record of good Li) - - - • • • • M -sgt Meadora U.S. Air Force monstration exercise was observed of the First Baptist Church will wnen illness strikes. • ae .1YBSCR1PTION RATES. Recruiter in Paducah. Ky. by -Department of Defense and health care By Carrier in Murray, per week 15c, per T h e Murray Manufacturing have its general meeting at the Netional Ad ambit: Periorinel and equipment are Air Force officais. May 8 to May 14 is 55v l.a Calloway and adjoining counties, per year $3 50; els-a' Wives Club hold its monthly din- church at three o'ctoak. ale being formed into teams for alert Hospital Week. Sunday_ May 15 'Isere, $5.30. eer meeting at the gueet house _ • • • • whenever disaster strikes. Since the exercise proved that is liespital Day at Murray Hospital. r - - at :ix o'clock cliity will perform lifesaving ser- rapid air movement of awellsaster Visit your hospital for Open House, lute-red at the Post Office. Murray. Kentlseiki. for transm.ssion as • • • • Circle III of WS of Finn The): Second vice for Air Force members, fam- team to a "Stricken area is prac- on Sunday from 2 to 4:30 P. Claes DINtIlee Cteele Nunaber Four of the MethocLet Church will meet with ilies and community neighbors. tical. the Air Force Medical Service Remember that good hospitals Min WSCS of the Flew Methodist Mrs. J B Farris at twothirty icf First demonstration of a disaster will continue to develm this pro- helped make our community a Church will meet at 2 30 with o'clock. Mrs Louis Gatlin will Fa SATURDAY, MAY 14, .1955 assistance team's operations was gram at bases in the United States healthy con-Ira:laity. Mrs J N Waggoner, 209 be the program chairman. Olive held at Bolling Air Force Base, and later at overseas bases. Staeet with Rev. David Meyer , • • Washington, D.C. guest speaker. • Following the Simulated de- fa! • • • • Cie.le Number II of the WSCS Five '1 ears hospital by ke Ago Today of the Fires Methodist Church struction of the base Read The Classifieds Evergreens, Shrubs Tuesday. May 17 will meet at two-thirty o'clock Ledger and Times File The Dur-ses Clam of the First and Azaleas wl with Mrs Calie Jones. 1106 W. May 14th 1950 Baptist Chisrch wit meet at the th Main Street with Mrs. Jack Frost Large Stock - home of Mrs. Charles Caldwell FEARED TORTURE, 111D 10 YEARS - ag speaker Mr, Etha Jurnes and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. NVilcox will at seven-thirty o'clock Group celebrate their 60th Mrs 0 C. Wiather will be co- wedding Anniversary VII. Mrs_ Hunter Love. captain on June 3rd. He is 85 years old. hosteseee. The catiple have six children and six great-grand will be in caarge children and several grand-children. E. G. Stringer said today that he had purchased the The Music Department of the Adams Geocery, Murray Woman's Club will meet located at 5th and Main Streets. "The Best For Less" A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Ivan Rudolph at the club house at seven -thirty Major League o'clock. Mrs. Howard Olila will was held last night at the home of Mrs. Bob McCuiston. direct the program by guest Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rudolph. and arttsts 11A0 fiAl, chief of state of ent- Mr. Mrs. Tommie Lavender. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh hroned South VIetnem, la shown Standings • • • • mi• Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Nix. Mr. and Mrs. Ila V In a recent photo at his lux- Douglas Pnd Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCuiston. The Kirksey Homemakers Club urious villa at Cannes, France, 95 Drive-Iii' Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Cain. Sr., of Kirksey announce 13WFTED PIES will meet at the City Park on the Riviera, when he haa the engagement and approaching marriage of their ten o'clock. sojourned for • year He said THEATRE he plans to return to South youngest -daughter. Emily Dell to Alvis E. Jones, son of 5110W STARTS AT 7:30 Mrs. Pearl Jones and the late T. A. Jones of Murray. American League Wednesday, May IS Vietnam when the situation .driven The East Hazel Hornernak. there is "leas oonfusid." But In A truck by I). Vincent and a Ford Taxi Cab Salon. the South Vietnam na- SATURDAY ONLY driven -W L Pct. GB Club will meet with Mrs. L, by Parvin Adams were involved in an accident C.eveland Ur is) congress adopted motion star:TinHgEWDaEySnPeEmRAorDriO"sand about six o'clock this morning 19 8 704 land Alton at one o'clock. at the corner of South Chicageo 16 9 640 2 • • • • 4 pose Bao. (International) Sixth Street and Vine Street..No• one ,was _injured. New York '7 15 10 600 3 The J. N. Williams of the BeverlL_ p Garlandu rland_ Detroit 15 12 a.56 4 Crated Daughter, of the Con- Mrs. JoeParker Is 7:30 Topper' Washington 11 15 423 714 fedenicy will meet at the home Meet Chapter 6 and 7 C • 100 5:la1.:a 'Bteston Hostess For TV Schedule Playhouse -- 12,17 393 3 of Stra. A, F Doran with Mrs. "GUNFIGHTERS OF THE 830 Our Miss Brooks Kanstra City 10 16 385 lita Neva Waters and Mrs W S Of Circle IV II7MS NORTHWEST" Wa.M - Nash% idle P00 The Line Up Bia•arri 819 296 11 Swann as cotrosteases at two- Mrs. Joe Parker was hosteie • • • 9:30 Person eContineed from tarki To Person thirty oelock. "Women of the for the meeting of Circle IV of SUNDAY and MONDAY 6.30 .10:00 ollow That :dar. Yesterday's Games Wornen's Misvionary Society Tausaidavir. Ples.ew South in War Times" will be the "MA AND PA KETTLE 6.45 Nees Caravan 10:30 News Final ducusied of the First Baptist Church held N a' York .5 Detroit 2 by the _SISPers. A HOME'ride 1,00 Jack Carsur. 14.45 Weathervane Views • • • • at her Norte on yule stregt On 10:50 aton ' 4 Kansas City 3. night KOINAN tAllOtelt, Pyonggt Takchon (midd)e). Sa dkreen 'at with Marjorie Main and 7.34) of Iti-ey Sports Tenight Thursday, May l' Tueed‘y. May 10, al iiimAtitity Chicago at Baltimore. night, post-- Guam after his capture by natives on Peleliu Island in the Pidau Percy IOU B.g Story 1105 Sign 011 The Advisory Council of Home- o'clock in the afternoon. rain 1010148 where he had for 10 years fearing Americans would ciat off 6 Se Wrier? 41_1"T* etwa maker,. Cl-abs will meet at the The meeting was opened with SATURDAY C.eVAIDIA at w.ditungton. night, his hands, feet and ears. He said the Japanese told him that. At L.. nod ..idataua Cue. Keys Mrs. 9.00 v Craid Aaci iaaa Cauroy Extena...n Office at ore - left is interpreter Bred Savery. said at right, Delrnaa H Iltreker,, prayer by Mrs Bers, iatel Caiette Gal gave the cievat on LA. ifinky Dulls ana auu thirty o'clock. deputy tugh corrusisaluuner for the trust territory. Photo by U. S. Paul -gels 9:43 ootbt•ll This W et k Today's Games • • • • 191.13 Captain Midnight Navy radio, (lnternat,Oii4l Seems/Victor Presenting the mann program for 10:te Game of the W eek afternoon Mrs. 10:3i. The Abbot & Cos.e.io Sao Friday. May 2:11 The were R. R 10.30 Your Esso Reporter •t :vet at New York The New Parker and Mrs E C Parker. 11:00 The Big Top Coe Homemake- 104k Sports Roundup Kaesos C.ty at Maslen Refreshments were served by CAPITOL 12'..110 Dr.s. n're..: Me Club will meet with Mts. Sa• EXAMINES 'HIROSHIMA MAIDENS' 11:00, Tonight Cleve4.0x1 at Washingto:- 12:15 Adventure Theatre McCutcheon at one-thirty o'ckek the hostess 'to the ten prisons pre- STARTS SUNDAY Chicago at Baltimore • • • • 1 30 Fun For All sent. SATURDAT • • 0 • te.u0 Western Frontiers &WI Three Musketeers Saturday. May 21 Tomorrow's Games 'The Captain Wendell Over Total mots d at1 bospnals Itelle. Channel Four Club 3:00 Hera, Race CROSBY 11 43 P y Lee Show 3:30 Wclf Dog chapter of the DAR will ,rt more than 1110 billion Assets of Hospital $250.- 11-30 A ....azure Theatre C2stesiga at Wa-hingtcn. 2 at the hem. ;A Mrs W P 14 Murray total over GRAUF 43 te.utee Actior. Wes-ern hams. Greenacree Psi 000 12:00 tar ..dreres H •u. Kansas C.ty at New York. 2 Drive. 345 Vie.thervarra 12.30 Pr.- a Sanoul Parace if.e•••• Detroit at Boston- 2 Tenn . at two-thirty o'clock Th KELLY 3.30 News Picture 12.45 Caned:an Pr- Football Cleveland at Baluenare. 2 planning to attend are edged to Mg Ter.nessee .Woods ILUAM 3:15 T•• Outdoors r Waters call Mrs D F. McConnell. 6 .10 Heat 3:30 Mr Wizard The ewe* HOLDEN 7:uu Jackie Glealoa Murray 4.01.1 Y or 'Legal Rights 8 OF Two Far Tau 430 This Ls The Life Morey National League Dinner Party Held 315 My Favor.te 3:tori eiay Use Uame Husband 900 Taatiuy W. For Miss Gardner 5:30 Huy Wafers L. Pct. GB Drive-In 03, Brotklyn 23 4 852 laUtaaLe :7 Phoebe Wednesday Evening SNOW /WARM AT 10 00 nronOsmpe New York 14 7:30 g ju "Moat"! 11 360 9 The Murray Wamana Club 10 la larant Page Mi.v.-aukee 14 13 519 9 7 Oh ‘-key Raoney Show Deteeave House was the scene of dinner le 43 S.an Off Chimes 14 14 500 954 SATURDAY ONLY 7:364 fr.,. party on Wednesday evening. St Loma 10 13 435 11 - Big Double Feature - pi! 8.00 M.. ' .• g( at, May la at six o'clock in the P:".1tei! 11 15 473 11 14 'MASTERSON of KANSAS' 0.30 Cava.cale cd Arne cs - %teaming,. evening announcing the engege- 9 16 360 13 In TE( HNTe01 10-(50 Ha l'ae•ose • eetinued tram haat. ment of Miss Sue Alrie Gardner 8 17 320 14 starring - 10..30 e It s A (area taa. and Mr Oliver (7 McLernore, Jr. George Montgomery, tbrIP, 1.30 Lone Raney Yesterday's Games Mrs F B Outland and Mrs. WI UT1 - Sag) Nancy Yates 14.11, 6 45 Per., Como Pogue Outland. grandinother and and if ontinued trees hak • 7 00 BARSKY, chief plastic surgeon in Mount Sinai James Griffith THE Mackey lionney li•• aatlyn 6 Milecaukee 2 aunt respectively of Miss Gardner, DR. AITHIll hospital. 6.3J . fi..tli 'Nati The • att New York. makes • preliminary examination of two of the 25 Place the Face N. w York 4 St u.s 3. 10 inne. were /strategies for the lovely pre- P-L-U-S - aa As it:00 -Iiiroshima maidens" flown from Japan to New York for correc- COUNTRY Imogene Coca Pealadelphia at Cincinnati. port- n uptial acme ion "THE NIGHT RIDERS" 6:45 J t - '-an 6 30 tion on disfirurernenta calmed when the fire atomic bomb fell In Star Theater poned. wet grout.da. The bride-elect wore for the The 3 Mesquiteers 7•00 H..', 31 -.i Sea- 900 August, 1945. The two are Toyoko Minowa and Michlko Bak°, GIRL ,rge Gabel Show i Pittsburgh at Ch.cago. postponed, ps.rtzt'a trousseau frock of linen with John Wayne, Ray 730 9 Ng Nurse la Eleanor Kupencow. (/alarm tonal goinsdpeole) H t Paraee cold weather. beige print fashioned in a sun. Corrigan and Max Terhune 30 k 711" Star P;:ynotuat 10 00 City Detective back dregs with a white stole. Ends Tonite 9:00 10 30 Today's Games • • • The Vise Het carsage 1 geirdenim was a SUNDAY and 9:30 r. • T-.: Tune II!) -- DEPORT COMMIE WILLIAMSON MONDAY ROY They Stand accused gift of the hrsteaees BORN" ROGERS 1000 Queen :I. le Sian Off R. lyn at (" -- -.1. "A STAR IS in The table was beautifully de- In ( inenia.o-ope 10:30 N. . ,• - Ph,.zadelphio al M.: Setag weukee corated with an arrangement of with Judy Garland .ind 10:45 Via •tr...a- V. w. New YGrk Chicage Mrs. white gladioli, mock nranee, and James 10.30 Stara • Myrtle Wall Ptreburgh at St. Louig Mason Aalgtiftl* peomes Place cards carry- 11:05 S.gr. 1 ee k • white Speaker For Meet iomorrow s Games ing( the inscription, -Sue and Oliver June were used. A :AO i.e Mara,ag ae Of Euzelian Class .it:yn at -Cinr-nr,nal:. 2 Corsage of white dairies was pre- 7.23 Tn.. Laeai ae• : • & latath.r S •,.% School N. 'a Yo4.4-at 7:30 The N a-rate Snow ' ; • W Church t'n: ago 2 --- i sented to each guest SUNDAY ra,.',ade IVA ' l4 a' Ml's .ukee, Covers were laid for twenty- 7:55 Tile Leca: s & ataer .. meeting 2 -1- latasteargh at S' Lou.S. five gueets inai4IME,ar 890 Tte M rii S'it- te Elle; Ward and MON. 9.25 Tat 1'--.. e• r" P • 11. • 1 iy. • May Z 4 11:30 Tr.e Mara.ag Shoes in the faSa 1 'r..• N.v4 A W• -*are: .: 9 09 ••- .-e Snaw a! at •.i. • a se-the JUNGLE-HOT THRILLS! 930 A • ar cy a•,ate ,a• • gave -NEM I• P . on the in the burning h•11 c.f 11:00 V 1) I" a T.. Me' she Burma unfII 11:15 Lo...• of ea. 31 ai - • •he teacher 1130 Searcn f -r T •••• e' • la e ti churl+ • 11.43 The Ca II"! 1. • i "wake! BARBARA 12 00. Port ace' Li!. • •11 w.:11' STAMM( 12- 13 Die Seek.eg at Ft r 11X 14 eie!.ntl," Tr at .1. K , preside,' ROBERT RYAN-DAVID FARRAR la* Hubert Q. Lewis 1:30 H sutie Pa:•y Eta - A • !. ,aed from , ESCAPE TO 2.00 Tnp Big Pa..,!! • 1. d tabli • 2.30 The Bob Coaey Snow taAh and 3:00 Tne Begriter Day ..s arranae- DURANIMA 3:15 Tue Secret Ste. in T•a• nam. On Aacaunt •• 1 cc, ;Iv 4:00 T-resa: Brewer A-. arran- 415 Cr; Na..• •c, aao used • • 4:30 Fr grit Raw. center LAST TIMES TONIGITF 5.35 Crusader Rabb:: ca-a-ite • 'Technicolor esen:ne .5. 6:40 Weatnervane Views --- it cap- WILLIAMSON, one of the top brass • 3:43 News Picture CAPTURED. De-pite the help of Barbara Stanwyck. JOHN B. of the Communist OKE 5:55 Da You Know Way? Ft • aaph. Mrs party In the U. 11, Is shown with his wife May and sons Neal, tigiti% !WWII Officer _ - 51 1,1. Kent. Ryan is captured by Security and Robert, 16, as they board • liner In New York. 6:M• Leff Baker Burma,- 7, Wil- 6:15 THA , fess( David Farrar in scene from "Escape to liamson served a sentence for conspiring In overthrow the gov- romanti«Irama Superscope and with color by ernment, was ordered deported. DANA ANDREWS PIPER LAURIE -# 630 Daug Edw" - • With The Rate .1.1. Mrs. in then Ile and his family will g0 .... six IffMON 'maw. IMPOWN A i V• •1, J., Technicrilm-. to Berme- (men. Sunday at to his ',nether In Renfreeehlre, Scotland, Teeing Neal weir, a tria 71)0 Nana, , the, -Varsit\ *Zrecklyn ttsatbsl cr, iin:srnattona: Sound-4;m-

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1111P11011111111111111111111wWillsgallwe..._ THREE 1AY 14, 1955 Y, MAY 14, 1955 — TIEN WM= 114D TIM MURRAY, KENTUCIR PAGE Own County Partners' Institute, in Ill- Iowa the first Boys' Club was given diplomas by the -Sr,:retary :Timor:My is a11411 inois, in 1900. After failing to formed by the superintendent of of Agriculture. one. Work 4ays aromie interest among the farmers schools, C. E. Miller, in Ked kuk Since 1914 the field of club wo-k ickness and injury in improved methods of agriculture, County in Morch 1904, and soon was no longer con! nod to corn es for the . worker, Mr Otwell started a Boys' Corn had 335 mambers. and cotton but was extended to industry. ction or Club. The first year he enrolled practically every phase of farm care, 'darn hospital 600 boys who grew their corn The first rea:. club work at- and home activities. highly of drugs and acc- rding to instructions and made tempted in the South was started diagnosis irisque of ar exhibit m. the next Farmers' In Holmes county, Mississippi, in SCREAM REPLACES PISTOL patient the average 1907. 11,1 cotton boll weevil having FOR POLICEWOMAN ne days in the hJs FOR SALE: THOROUGHBRED hoist, block machine, hand tools over half century. Porter White, THE BEGINNING OF 4-H Institute. The project was so suc- become a serious mmace in Mis- - , - rray Hospital the FOR SALE Occker **Mel puppies. Small of all kinds. See at home of Mrs. Manager. Phone 121. M25C cesatul that 1300 boys enrolled+ sissippi rod other cotton-growing LOUISVILLE, Ky. - ith - Mr% Most of us have heard quite a during the of stay has WU size, 3 bbandes, 1 bla....ac, 1 blonde Clyde .Brewer, 1 mile North of following year. Their states, Dr. Session Mabel Wesley, a policewoman ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES, EN- bit about the 4-H Club organization Knapp was just 5 days now. Green 0. Five Points. MI4P exhibits at the county institute pistols, and whtte. Fteseonable. We know asigned the task of helping the schooled in the use of care FRESH SOUTHERN 'elopes, up to 10 x 15. Brown avmettrne during our lite. created a great deal of interest I and hospital Wilson. Phone 1281. Ml6P farmers adjust their agricultural learned recently that a woman's giovirt boe plants. Limited iPOR SALE: REGISTERED SUF clasp envelopes of any size. U that the 4-H's stand for head, among the farmers of that county. it back on the job practices to meet this new con- scream is till in effective weapon. ond's Msll, Second folk ram. Registered bulls. Ser- you need clasp enveicpes call he irt, hand and health. We also .ospitals truly stand &Ion. Dr. Knapp believed that Mrs. Wesley said she woke and MIGC GUEST CHECKS. SALES PADS, viceuble age. 500 lb. steers. Cook I St the Ledger and Times office k W that it teaches boys and In January 1902, A. B. Graham, a record of good tr.e South should grow corn and saw a man entering her bedroom book keeping supplies. See at Herford Farms, Boydaville, Ky. Supply department Perfect for Superinteendent of the Springfield illness strikes. girls character, leadership and de- door. Her service pistol was in her nen Ledger and Times office supply MI4P Township schools in Clark County, he also believed that the most FOR SALE: APT SIZE ELEC- velops same time dresser. She scream- ay. 14 is National department. 14.14f4C talents. At the Ohio. without knowledge of the effective way to domonstrate the handbag on a talc mar 6 monfris old. Can be profit . Sunday._ May 15 MONUMENTS SOLID Gil %NITS, it enables them to realize a club work in Illinois organized ,mac-,cability of corn growing was ed, and the man fled. seen at 1627 Parrnei, Murr„y, at Murray Hospital. large selection styles, sizea. Call from whatever projects they may a Boys' and Girls Club and through Boys' Corn Clubs. The Kentucky' M1612 FOR SALE: ALLIS-CHALMERS FOR RENT know nation's nal for Open House 85. See at Calloway Monument be working with. Few of us arranged with the Farmers' In- 1 out of every 60 of the model C tractor and equipment. a hospital. ni 2 to 4:30 P. it works. Vester Orr, owner. West .how and when the 4-ii, Organiza- stitute at. Springfield results obtained in Holmes county workers is employed in ,401ft SALE: GIRL SIZE 5, PLUE Turnover slip for tractor, Horse FOR RENT: 1 FURNISHED DED good hospitals hafb VP Main St. Near College. IkL30C tion was start-d. to make an exhibit of the results were so gratifying that the clubs forwithal w4 slip. Worn drawn wagon, 41 Fond tudor car, room, 217 S. 5th St., ph. 1328/0. hospitals our community a There is difference of opinion of an exhibit of selected ears was were oon organized throughout the There are about 7,000 all 16119-W. . avec 40 Chevrolet pict-up truck chain M.17C nity. =t NOTICE: MACHINE SHOP SIR- as to where and by whom the made at the Institute in January South. In 1909 a trip to Washington, In the United States. vice. Portable crank D. C., was offered to the state • FOR RENT: SLEEPING ROOMS shaft grind- first 4-H club work was done, 1903. Club meetings were held Answer to Yesterday's Perm ing. Murray Auto Parts, Maple work corn club champions in many states. Natioral Hospital Week is May CROSSWORD PUZZLE and kitchen privileges if desired. but records show that some once a month in the assembly St. paone 15. M2IC the The winners of these trips were 8 to May 14. Modern conveniences, 313 N. 6th was done in tree field in room in the county building. ACROSS 13-A stat• (abbr.) MMUNIN NAM"A early years of the twentieth cen- :ns, Shrubs 16-By say of St. Phone 1829 before 11 a.m. or INSURE YOUR TOBACCO against AMIJAMii LIAMhArl that the In 1903 the Texas Farmers' pen log 16-Range of 0 a.ter 10 p.. m. M16C tury. One authority states Crack in silts knowledge MU TdIIL1t 7 'owl web Galloway Insurarroe Congress organized the Farmer IN SKID ROW-7110TR. FIRE Azaleas -Transfix first club' was stared by W B. 9 DIE 37 WM DIMON OW Agency, ehturray, Ky, ph. 1062, in Wing 3S-Average nrcmus2al mo FOR RENT: 3 ROOM UNFUR- Otwell. President of the Macoupin Boys' and Girls' League, which e Stock — 40--Snap number office over Hutchins Ore. MI4P In Call ammo imoo W30 rushed apt. Private bath. 2 blocks 1904 had over 1200 members. M.'s. to and 41-Orant use of fro 42-Presses emu amm from square on 4121 St. J. R. Oury Brook 43-Su ins river ampouw AWDOM Dine 44-Marsh 315 N. 44-h. MI4P College degree 45-Compass point OM NO003 WOAD WANTED I by Chon Day (abbr.) 46-Burma nativ• UMU OdERT4 iirii Misguided Missiles Skill 47-Fruit maw (Iwo BIA -Man's 60-Woody plant TO RENT WANTED: SOME ONE WITH nickname 32-Was born• , OROIMM UQUIUTO [WANT ilar — Cif11 479 -Seed 54-Organ of MUM URFT= power mower to mow lawn this -Frees of bearing afteincion ut. May 14). Please St For Less" -Mani... coin 55-Posed for 3-Procession WANT TO RENT SMALL UN- portrait call 11C3. -Mexican 4-Talk idly furn idled apa rtnient desired by 1TNC laborer 16-Sow 5-cut of meat -Exist 67-Change color of 6-Three-toed single elderly lady. Prefer lose La 1 year nation's hospital 11-Tille of respect sloth the 9-Afternoon DOWN 7-Fold in. Phone 66. 1 I14P bin wa:, nearly two and a half Part!, 11-Yrequently SO-Pronoun 1-Aeriform fluid (poet.) billion dollars. New techniques to -Bands of color 2--In music, high 31 1-Man's make the sick well again are costly. nickname I NOTICE , )rive-In 1 ill 41 5 6 7 8 9 10-Ban Yet no one should pay too much 14-Chess piece attention to the cost of getting 16-Bitter vetch .,ATRE7 18-Part of "to he" FREE --•- TREE --•FREE- well again. When a loved one in ill il 21-One who Termites is what most people call ARTS AT 7:30 halts uork sick and needs hospital care every. 22-Ocean flying ants. If you have seen any one wants the best. An organization --- WI WAWA '4'' ua 23-male sheep these or had report that you )AY ONLY van 24-A aser of which is celebrating 25 years of 21 "A 35-Ventnat• have them - For FREE inspec- existence has eased for more than ESPERADO" 35 24-Footlike part 23-Music as tion call 441 Kelly's Exterminator 47 million ptople the worry of and 24 rZ 2f 111 7426 yne Morris Rl written and Pest Control. Kelly's Produce, paying for in a It 29-Number care hoapital. It is y Garland 31-Transgression M14C Blue Cross, the method of prepaying — 4o jor if 32-Church bench • .L-U-S 33-116eial fastener - hospital care spanuoved by hospitals 4 inEr .- a THERE IS DIU NEEL TV teUESS .9- 6 and 7 C 34-Conjunction themselves. To many of us the aill % */ 11-1.arge truck when, its so easy to know that TERS OF THE al A 17-Wrote dynamic growth of Blue Cross is ./ ,.0 38-Majority Special Motor Work come to Call- 'HWEST" $0 just 25 short years is an amazing YAM U.S SO-Pitchers ov."ay's oldest, and only Aueo • 40-13azattra and starilin .1 phenomenon. But it 7iii 11-Meadow .Machine Stiop where special wort has grown for a reason. . .because and MONDAY ' II 43-Cooled Lava • 42 44-Man's name is by h.e owner personally. Tru- none of us know when we'll need PA KETTLE Main 41-Allow ill W.4" man . 'Turner's .StoP.1 hospital rxre•, ,.et,:vfAlsak we do HOME” i 47-P,oern 50555 •S-Merre Kentikary, . M.19NC need it. sag..Nkoari,114 experiapa, "11 ali AIM 44-Before )rie Main and I ill are nec,ssary, and for many of us. .f 51-Bstbylonlan MDMILAF.NTSP Kilbride deity unbudgeted. Blue Crors is serving .15 113-Faroe Islands Murray Marble rind grande work*. ft. I. Dad P.ar••••••/ft In• whirluind an .Tiportant role in our /social Builders of flue memorials for and economic structure We are pr aid to congraerlate them on their eaniversary.

MISS THIS! I fire, DON'T A HIV/ BLOCKS from the scene of the trarc Barton hotel in ITOL Your cleaned, and oiled MY aatch which 29 "forgotten men" died earlier this year, Chicago firemen ; ake adjusted promptly. in Comfort hotel on Skid Row on the edge of the SUNDAY PLACE the 'OP battle a fire MOORE =Vit.7.7...i.V.1:7 ONLY 42.45 offer limited Loop. At least nine men perished in the 112-room Comfort, Some !um. CY FRANCES SARAH Murray', Oldest - Since 1$95 75 men were believed to have been In the flophouse when the (international) Parker's Jewelry Store "Quist bonds In IS.. issick seal.'ler" fast-spreading fire broke out after midnight OSBY be pitied! Landon CRAFTER TWENTY-FOUR pausing In her work to look 1 will not turned without an- By Ernie Buslunilloi WITH the new year and the re- around, she said, "I am making thought. She room. NANCY a factor to drop cookies for you to take to other word and ran from the alization that time was • • • LLY as reckoned with if his books Mrs. Scarffe. She must get heart' the third week Ili April, IT Z I NAV were to be finished on schedule. fly sick and tired of Institution It was cs).....AUNT F R day of convocatioes I THOUGHT Lric allowed himself fewer social food that's all run through the and the I USED THIS WATER PISTOL from the alumni re- treaks in the monotony of re- sterilizers." Eric came YOU TO --- BUT in the gymnasium and. • ATTACHED TO r:..rch and writing. Occasionally "It really Isn't, you know," Lan- ception driving 'home, stopped on some un- :la wondered If he had • fine don smiled. HATED I LOVE THE HOSE ' predictable impulse, left the car \, tn. ugh sense of style and the like it, 1 bet," Insisted THAT "Tastes and entered the park. tie walked IT NOW ;!..ritive ability to master the tech- She turned the Bose somberly. aimlessly, projecting nil mird JOB r of writing as a profession. looked at Landon a around and ahead to the ceremony that would P ., -ably not; certainly not unless engaged moment. "I hear you got later in the day. He be nod something he burned to take place to that young Mr. Wylie." how many of the other sly No. As long as he kept on wondered "Yes." faculty members shared his sense er taigtng the horizons of his mind, I'm sure." expectancy, his ebullience. A the world of the campus was as "Congratulations, of handful? Well, years from abundantly Satisfying to him as it -Thank you. Dora." meager that the perhaps he, too, would con- 'leo always been to his father. It occurred to Landon now, Boss looked unusually nice today. sider a day like today prosaic and And Maggie did not mind the Ordinarily she wore nondescript banal-though Maggie, last night, odd whiff of chalk on his cuffs. grays and tans which made her had vigorously denied it. Cicer than cigar ash! she'd say. look sallow; today she had on a "Never!" she had said. "Never. 11E The book had to be done by blue blouse, and Landon discovered The more you fit into the aca- April, for Windermere's centen- that she had really fine eyes. On demic form the more forward- MAY- or TNTRY mai. Three-day rites; a student impulse she asked, "Dora, why looking and young your view- assembly. Founders' day convoca- have you never married?" peent gets. At every convocation By Al Capp IRL tion and a formal dinner, an hon- Dora Hendrix shoved the cookie you-you rededicate yourself." LIL' ABNER orary degree to Dr. Kimberly sheet in the oven before answer- "You are slightly prejudiced," Lawrence, head of a Canadian uni- ing, her face its usual cryptic he'd told her. But it was some- GOTTA Totlite versity and the grandson of one of mask. -The men I wanted I thing to feel as pure, now, as (-Aitsz./7,- HES- THE ONLY /VAN HERE AN Windermere's founders. To Dr. couldn't have. And the men I could when he had made his decision WHO ASAirrT — HAW-MED MAKE BE. KEERFUL_ book ZOGERS Lawrence a copy of Eric's have I couldn't abide." about teaching, that it was right A WEESCORT 70 WASH/N 70/k/.•.7:-.) cY THET TYPE, to be presented. "If it is off was Something in the calm accept- for him. PLEASE SIT WITH ME!!' THIS TOO, MA'M ff. the press in time," he thought. Landon's own Maggie was sure that he would ance swept past TRAIN SEEMS FULL; OF Without minimizing or exagur- hurt and touched her heart. "You'd some day be the president of Win- HUMAN VULTURES?! [email protected]: ating the honor, he plugged along have men a wonderful wife, Dora." dermere college. "When you grow at the book, and the long hours "You think so?" old enough for your colleagues to of cl acipline kept him travelling Landon nodded earnestly. respect your real concerti for edu- along a groove of concentretion "You're a grand cook and house- cation, and for the recognition and human values." 50 confining that sigraficant high- keeper, and if you let yourself go, preservation of lights in the round of daily living you'll be jolly company." Maggie, that witte, 4, an uncom- tore blith- A SUNDAY were lost to him. Dora 'swished Omar out of her monly serious moo& exciting beetle your wife When Landon approached him way with her foot, spun cold ely, "It is you always will go nd with a tentative suggestion that water Into the mixing bowl, and -even if MON. absorbed in abstractions." she would like someone to replace handed bierry-o-who apparently around do?" her in the cast of -Young Attain," had an uriemng instinct for tim- "I yes dol And there is Eric was entirely unaware of her ing-the batter-spoon to bck. 'Darting, world I would rather aVoidanCe of all but the necessary Then, with a dubious shrug, the no one in the contacts with him. With a touch Boss said to Landon, -The only live With." not stodgy and dull? I'm of tmpatience, he snapped, way a woman can be a good wife "I am and unimaginative?" What's the matter, stage fright? to a man is by loving him. A poor not plodding put such an idea into You'll be all right." housewife and a bad cook and a "Whoever head?" she asked indignant- Watching her performance on so-so hostess can be a good wife to your By Raeburn Van Burma the night "Ymmg Adam" played a man-if she loves him:" ly. ABBIE an' SLATS grinned. friend of mine" to a Capacity house at the Grand Landon lifted a stricken face. He you punched his head treatre, a look of respect shone She knows, she thought. She felt "1 hope in his eyes. She Ls very goodt he hollow-eyed and mi3erable facing tn!" calm, unwink- "No. 1 think he *IA half right." tamight. He told her so, later, as tin woman with the HOWDY. SAY I'VE MN accusing her, "Well, 1 don't." they read the local drama column trig eyes who was THINNEKI ABOUT MEETING "As I my beautiful darting, together. "The actors," mid the and rebuking her. said, biased." YOU BEFORE...AREN'T reviewer, "reached imiunial drama- Then, In a rare gesture, the Boss you're Maggie should have seen hint YOU -- tic heights." Eric said, "You did, laid her hand for a moment on List night, after he left her. In the too. I vas proud of you, Landon." Landon'a. In the firm, assuring of time, yesterday, the first -Thank you." She pushed her pressure Landon read a message. nick copy of his book had come off hair back from her forehead, look- I won't tell Mrs. Scarffe. She'll the presses with the binding glee ing very tired. I am remarkably never know from me that you are still wet.. It was still wet at mid- good in my real life role, too, she In love with her husband. Friend- in night, and Eric vividly imagined thought ironically. If Eric knew liness was warmer than usual felt himself bowing gravely to the die- how good 1 really am, he'd nomi- the Boss' eyes. and Landon were tinguished Dr. Lawrence and pre- nate me for the scholarship to the her face crumbling as if she senting a book that fell apart in Royal Academy o.! Arta and pack going to try. What stopped her the his hands. So to dry out the glue me off to England. was something else she saw an he had sat on the book half the And good riddance. Boss' (ace. Almost violently Lan- don jerked her hand away. For night Like a hen on an egg! Mag- would the ROSSI. gie would say. But she The Boss was spooning the bat- what she saw, softening spelled him off, if she'a lees rowi on the cookie sheer, mouth and shocking Landon into have U. ter in thetp, Landon walked out to the rudeness, was pity. Poor I ande,n. when - ra sts r-wrin uea.. bawler one ,rterpoor. wIthrmt Peer girl.

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r.! 12:30 Channel Five Club KEEP THIS HANDY, 1:00 3 Steps to Heaven 1:3150 Charm With Cathy 2:00 Homemakers Program TV The LEDGER & TIMES Greatest Gift 2:15 Golden Windows GUIDE 2:30 One Man's Family F Marlowe \ Television Schedule Week of May 15 through May 21 2:45 Concerning Miss 3:00 Hawkins Falls a Balcony Motif 3:15 First Love WSM-TV- Nashville W I: AC-TV- Nashville WMC-TV- Memphis 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 3:45 Modern Romance otomn.svf 2.30 One Man's Family 1 MONDAY 9::10 See It Now MONDAY 6:00 Evening Serenade 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 7:00 Today 2:45 Concerning Mies Marlowe 1:00 The Morning Show buy 6:50 6:15 News Reporter 4:30 Howdy Doody 9:00 Ding Dong Sell:001 3 00 Hawkins Falls '7:25 The Local 10:00 Foreign Intrigue Meditation News & Weather 6:30 Dinah Shore Time for Trent the 3.15 First Love 10-30 News Final 7:00 Today 5:00 9:30 Time To Live 7:30 The Morning Show News Ad 10:45 Weathervane 7.25 Weather 6:45 Caravan 5:25 Weatherman 9:45 Three Steps To !leaven 3.30 Mr. Sweeney 755 The Local News & Weather Views 7:30 Today 7.00 Martha Raye 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 10:00 Home 3:45 Modern Rome/ices 8:00 The Morning Show 10.50 Sports Tonight far 755 Today in 8:00 Fireside Theatre 600 Evening Serenade 11:00 Betty White Show 400 Opry Matinee 9:25 The Local News & Weather 105 Sign Off Memphis Co. 8:00 Today 5:30 Circle Thntre 6:15 News Reporter 11:30 Feather Your Nest 4:15 Let's Find Out 8:30 The Morning Show Ca 8-25 News 9:00 Truth or Consequence,' 8:30 Dinah Shore 12:00 Devotional Moments 430 Howdy Doody 8-55 The Local News & Weather WEDNESDAY 8 30 Today 9:30 The Falcon 6:45 Newa Caravan: 12:15 Noonday News 5 00 Western Corral 9 00 The Garry Moore Show 7:00 The Morning Show 19: 8.55 Exercises 10-00 I Married Joan 7:00 Grouch() Marx 12:30 Movie Matinee 555 Weather Report 930 The r Godfrey Show with Can4- Fa 7:2.5 The Local News & Weather 10:30 News 7:30 I Led Three Lives 1:30 KItetten Kollege 600 Ramer Of The Jungle 900 Ding Dong School tic• 10:30 StrikliRsch 7:30 The Morning Show 10.40 Weather 630 9:30 Storyland 8:00 Dragnet 2:00 Greatest Gift Eddie Fisher Slow 11:00 Valiant Lady 7.55 The Local News & Weathor ye 9:45 Shopping 10:45 Clete Roberts 8:30 Theatre 2:15 C,olden Windows 6.45 News Caravan 11:13 at Home fai 8:00 The Morning Shoo: 11:00 Tonight Video Playhouse 2:30 One Man's Famlls 7:00 Life With 10.00 Home Show 900 ke Elizabeth 11:30 8:25 The Local News & Weather 12:00 Sign 11 .00 Betty White Show Ott 10:00 Playhouse of Stars 245 Concerning Miss Marlowe 7:30 My Little Margie 11:45 The 8:30 The Morning Show ' 11:30 Feather Your Nest- 10.30 News o-I 3:00 Hawkins Falls 8-00 Kraft Theatre 1200 8-55 The Local News & Weather 9 12:00 News WEDNESDAY 10.40 Weather n 3:15 First Love 00 This Is Your Life 12:15 The Seeking Heart 9 00 The Garry Moore Show 30 12:15 Farm News 10:45 Dollar A Second 3730 Mr. Sweeney 9 Corliss Archer 12:30 Welcome Travelers 9 30 The Arthur Godfrey Show 12 30 Channel Five Club 11.15 Tonight 3:45 Modern Romances 10 00 I Married Joan 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis 10:30 Strike It Rich 6:50 Meentawee 1 00 3 Steps to Heaven 12.00 Sign Off 4:00 Opry Matinee 10 30 Your Esso Reportee 1:30 House Party 11:00 Valiant Lady 7:00 Today 4:15 Let's Find Out 10 45 Sports Roundup 115 Amy Vanderbilt 7:25 Weather 2 00 The Big Payoff 11:15 Love Of Life FRIDAY 4.30 Howdy Doody 11..00 Tonight 2.30 The Bob 7.30 Today Crosby Show 11730 Search For Tomoi row 1 -20 Charm with Cathy 6.50 Meditation 5 00 Western Corral 300 The 7:55 Today in Brighter Day 1145 The Guiding Light 1:30 Homemakers Progrim Memphis 7:00 Today 555 Weather Report THURSDAY 315 The 8:00 Today Secret Storm 12.00 Portia Faces Life 2 00 treatest Gift 725 Weather 6:00 Televisit 7 90 Today 3:30 On 8:25 News Your Account 12:15 The Seeking Heart 2 15 Golden Windows 7730 Today , • 6:15 Eddie Fisher Shoed 900 Ding Dong Schoo: 4:00 United 8'30 Today Nations 12:30 Welcome Travelers 2:30 One Man's Fa.role 7:55 Today in Memphis 6:30 Playhouse 15 9.30 Time To Live 4:30 Front Row, Center 8:55 Exercises with Cathy 1:00 Hobert Q. Lewis 245 Concerning Miss Marlowe 5:00 Today 945 Three Steps To Heaven 5:35 Crusader Rabbit 9:00 Ding Dong School 6.45 News Caravan 1.30 House Party 3.00 Hawkins Falls 525 News 10 00 Home 5:40 Weathervane Views 9:30 Storyland 7'00 Color Spectaculars 2.00 The Big Payoff 3715 First Love 8:30 Today 11'00 Betty White Show 5:45 News 9:45 Shopping at Home 8-30 Robert Montgomery Picture 2-30 The Bob Crosby Show 310 World of Mr. Swecney 8 55 Exercises with Cathy 11:30 Feather Your Nes. 5:55 Do You Know 1000 Home Show Presents Wny? 3-00 345 Modern Romanc,? 9:00 Ding Dong School 1200 Appointment at Noon 6.00 Abbot & Costello 11.00 Betty White StoSiv 930 Badge 714 3:15 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 9:30 Stouter:11 12:15 Noonday News 630 Doug Edwards With The 11:30 Feather Your Nest 10:00 I Led Three Lives 3:30 On Your Account 4;30 Howdy Doody 9:45 Shopping at Home 12.30 Movie News 12:00 News 10:30 Your Esso Reporter Matinee 4:00 Pied Pipers 5 00 Time for Trent 10.00 Home Show 1 30 Kitchen Kollege 10 45 Sports Roundup 6 45 Perry Como 4-15 United Nations 5 23 Weatherman 12:15 Farm News 11.00 Betty White Show !:00 Greatest Gift 11.00 Tonight 7:00 The George Burns & 4.30 Front Row. Center 12:30 Channel Five Club 11.30 Feather Your Neil 215 Golden Windows Gracie 5730 Interesting Person __- Allen Show 5.35 Crusader Rabbit. 1:00 3 Steps to Heave.) 1200. News TUESDAY 230 Ole Man's Family 5:40 Wrestling Interview 7 5:40 Weathervane "Vdews 1:15 Amy Vanderbilt 12:15 Farm News IT'S A SWIMSUIT, would you be- .30 Talent. Scouts 5:45 Armchair Adventure 2 45 'Concerning Miss Marlowe 8.00 I Love Lucy 5-4,5 News Picture 1:20 Charm with Cathy 1230 Channel Five-Club lieve le wito • bra secuon that 7:00 Today 600 Evening Serenade 3 00 Hawkins Falls 8 30 5:55 Do You Knew Why? 1:30 Homemakers 1 00 3 Steps to Heaven looks Like • couple of window December Bride 5'15 News Reporter Program balconies something 17411P Ding Dons Selao' 3:15 Fare/ Love 9 00 6.00 Range Riders 200 Greatest Gift 1:15 Amy Vanderbilt or on an Studio One 630 Tony Martin old World building. Actually It 930 Tone To Live • 3730 Mr. Sweeney 10:00 Big Town 630 Doug Edwards With The 2715 Golden Windows 1720 Charm with Cathy b:45 News Caravan is a mosaic of colored squares 946 Three Steps To Heaven 3:45 Modern Romances 1030 News Final News 2:30 One Man's Family 1:30 Homemakers Program 700 Sid Caesar of plastic material_ -Tiled.- tbe 10 00 Home 4:00 Opry Matinee 10-45 Weathervane Views 6.45 loerry corno 245 Concerning Miss Marlowe 200 Greatest Gift 8.00 Edward Arnold P:esents French firm bf Reard calla the 11110 Betty WhOe Show 4-15 Let's Find Out 10-50 Sports Tonight 7-00 Arthur Godfrey Show 3:00 Hawkins Falls 2 15 Golden Window• 8.30 Robert Montgomery emetic& (Iatersiatiossai) 11'30 Feather Your Nest 4 30 Howdy Doody 11 05 Sign Off 8.00 Strike It Rich 3:15 First Love 2-30 One Man's Family 9.30 Badge 714 1200 Appointment At 12 Noon 5 00 Western Corral 8-30 Eve Got A, Secret 3-30 World of Mr S'weeney 2.45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 10.00 12:15 Noonday News 5 55 Weather Report 9 00 Best Of Broadway Wrestling 3:45 Modern Romance 3 00 Hawkins Falls TURSDAT 10:30 He Escaped 12:30 Movie. Idatinee 100 Cisco Kid 1000 Col, March Of Scotia ad New's 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 3 15 First Love 10.40 Weather World Sweeney 6:30 Dinah Shore 7-00 The Morning Snow Yards 4:30 Howdy Doody 3 30 of Mr. 1:00 Kitchen Kollege 10 10.30 News Final .45 To be announced 5700 Time for 3745 Modern Romance 2:00 Greatest Gift 6:45 News Caravan 7 25 The Local News & Weatler Trent 10.45 Weathervane Views 1100 Toni& 5.25 Weatherman 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 2- 15 Golden Windows 700 You Bet Your Life 730 The Morning Show • 10'50 Sports Tonight 1200 Sign Off 530 Interesting 4:30 Howdy Doody 2-30 One Man's Family 730 Boston Blackie 7 55 The Local News Itz Weather Person 11.05 Sign Off 5:40 What's 5-00 Time for Trent 2.4.5 Concerning 8.00 Dragnet 800 The Morning Show on Channel 5 Miss Marlowe 5 25 Weatherman 8:23 The Local News 11: Weather TUESDAY 5:45 Armchair Adventure 3 00 Hawkins Falls 830 THURSDAY Ford Theatre 8-30 The Moioing 600 Evening Serenade 5:30 Interesting Person 3:15 First Love 900 Lux Video 8:50 Meditation Channel Theatre 8 55 The Local News & Weather 7700 The Morning Show 6:15 News Reporter 5-40 What's On 3 3:30 Mr. Sweeney 10:00 Favorite 700 Today Armchair Story 09 00Th30 The Garry MreMoore Show 7 25 The Local News & Weather 6-30 Eddie Fisher 5 45 Advent-ire 3:45 Modern Romances 10:30 Your Faso 7.25 Weather 6.00 Evening Serenade Reportr Arthur Godtrey Show 7 30 The Morning Show 6745 News Caravan 400 Opry Matinee 107.45 Sports 7:30 Today Roundup 10730 Strike It Rich 7 55 The Loc Oyews & Weather 700 Cisoo Kid 5 15 News Reporter 415 Let's Find Out 11700 7-56 Today in Memphis Tonight 11:00 Valiant Lady 7:30 Favorite 6-30 Eddie Fisher 4:30 Howdy Doody 8 00 The MGrnTIc,,Shov 9:00 Today Story 5 25 8-00 TV Theater 6 45 News Caravan 5 COO Western Corral FRIDAY The Local New Weather 825 News 1115 Love Of Life 8 9700 This Is 7.00 Red Buttons 5.55 Weather Report 30 The Morning Sh 830 Today Your Life ea 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 930 Mr District 730 Life of Riley 600 To Be Announced 700 Today 835 The Local New, Weather Attorney 11745 The Guiding Light 8 55 Exercise. with Cathy 10,00 Dear 5:00 Big Story 6 30 Dinah 9-00 'Ding Dong School 9 00 The Garry Moore Show Phoebe Shore Show 9:00 Ding Dong School aneourced 9:30 TOme To Live 12 00 Portia Faces Life 930 1030 News 530 To be • 6. 45 News Caravan The Arthur Godt ey Sh 9.30 Storyland 9 45 Three Steps To Heaven 12:15 The Seeking Heart ' 1010 Weather 9110 Cavalcade of Sports 7:00 Milton Berle Show 10 30 Strike It Rich 945 Shopping 12 30 The Robert Q Lewis at Home 10-45 Rocky King 9:45 'Sports Highlights 8.00 Firesede Theatre 1000 Home 11:00 Valiant Lady 1 00 House Party 1000 Home Show 11 to :fonight le-on Loretta Young 8 30 Circle Theatre 11:15 Love Of Life 11.00 11:00 Betty White Show 2 00 The Big Payoff Betty 07hite Show 1200 Sign Off 10 30 News 9.00 Truth and Consequences 11 30 Search 11:30 Feather Your Nes; 2 30 The Bob Crosby Show For Tomotecw 11730 Feather Your Nest 10 40 Weather 9-30 Mr. District Attorney 1115 The Guiding Light 12400 News 12:00 Devotional admen's 3 00 The Brighter Day THURSDAY 10-45 Football Prediction, 10110 City Detective 12:15 Noonday News 12 00 Portia Faces Life 12:15 FarAi News 3 15 The Secret Storm 6:50 Meditsoion 11.0o Tonight 10:30 Your Eno Reporter 12.30 Movie Matinee 12:15 The Seeking Heart 12-30 Channel Five Club 3.30 On Your Account 7.00 Today 12.00 Sign Off 1045 Sports Roundup 1-30 Kitchen !college 1230 Welcome Travelers 1.00 3 Steps to Heaven 4.00 United Nations 7 25 Weather 11 00 ToroCit 2:00 Greatest Gift 1:00 Robert Q Lewla 1:15 Charm With Cathy SATURDAY 4-30 Front Row, Center 730 Today 2:15 Golden Windows 1.30 House Party 1.30 Homemakers Program 9715 Meditation & News WEDNESDAY 5.55 Crusader Rabbit 2.30 One Man's Family 200 The Big Payoff 2-00 Greatest Gift 7:55 Today in Memples 930 Smilin' Ed McConnell 5740 Weathervane Views 2-30 The 7:00 Today 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe Bob Crosby Show 2- 15 Golden Windows 5:00 Today 10.00 Mr. Wizard 545 News Picture 3 00 The Brighter .30 Pride of Soulnians. 9 00 Ding D,ng School 300 Hawkins Falls Day 2'30 One Man's Tamil; 8725 News 10 the 5.55 Do You Know Why? 3-15 The Rough 9 30 Tune To Live 3:15 First Love Secret Storm 2.45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 8-30 Today 11 (10 Roiers the 66 -forgotten men" 6 00 Touchdown 3-30 On OHS Of ' 945 Three Steps To Heaven 3_30 Mr Sweeney Your Account 3.00 Hawkins Falls 8-55 Exercises with Cathy 12 00 To be announced who escaped the Comfort hotel 6 30 Doug Edwards With The 4 00 United 10 00 Home 3 45 Modern Romances Nations 3'15 First Love 9:00 Ding Done School 1230 Tenn. Fish & Genie fire on Chicago's Skid Row ta News , 4 30 Front 11 00 Betty 'Mete Show 4 00 Opry Matinee Row. Center 3.30 World of Mr. Sweeney 9-30 Storyland 12:55 Penn. State vs- Penn- aaststed by a fireman. At least 5 35 Feather Your 4 15 Let's Find Out 645 Jo Stafford Show Crusader Rabbit 3:45 Modern Romance 9:45 Shopping at Home 3.30 Scoreboard nine unidentified men died In 11 30 Nest 430 Howdy Doody 7-00 Red Skelton 5:40 Weathervane View! 400 Pinky Lee Show 1000 Home Shot' 3 45 Musical Varieties the burning flophouse on the 12 00 Devotional Moments 5 00 Western Corral '7 30 Blue Angel 5-45 News Picture 4.30 Howdy Doody • 11 00 Betty White Show 4 00 Mercy Plane (teatime) 0 edge of the Loop. bringing to 51 12 30 Movie Matinee 5 55 Weather Report 8 00 Meet Millie 5755 Do Yoti Know Why? 5 00 Time for Trent 11 30 Feather Your Nest 51X1 Super Circus the number of persona killed in 130 Kitchen Kollege 8 30 Danger 4:00 A.snos & Andy 5:25 Weatherman 12.00 News 5 30 My Little Margie four Chicago hotel tires so ter 200 Greatest Gift 6 00 Superman ,00 Life With Father (Coatlnoed Inside) 530 Superman 12:15 Farm News this year. ilaterastioaall 2 15 Golden Windows (Continued inside. 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him in the ranks with the otther million airmen who have been PRESIDENT AT TEMPLE laDICATION MARK HEROISM OF 400 YEARS Technical trained by te Technical Training Dale & Stubblefieldl AGO Command in the last three years Typical of the 10 schools, stret- PRESCRIPTIONS Training Is ching from New York to California and from Illinois to the Gulf of Mexico, ts Scott Air Force Base. Offered By Al? Illinois 20 miles southeast of St Louis. Me.

The young man or woman en- The base is named in honor RILEY'S tiring the United States Air Force of Col Frank W Scott. believed now may take advantage of the to be the first enlisted man to die FURNITURE & APPLIANCES finest technical training offered during an aerial flight anywhere in the world. according "From The kitchen To The Parlor" The Air Force personnel school to M•Sat Meador's, 1al US Air is also located Scott. another Murray, Ky...... Force recruiter at and Telephone 587 Scott course teaches Under the direction of the Tech- airmen the *I various techniques of nical Training Air Force, one of cryptogra- 411111•11111111•11111111111111•111•1111•11111111111111, the newest subdivueions of the Air phy • I Training -Command, the proepective Qualified young men and women eomplete technician receives a who are interested in this type designed along the learn- IP4 AN ACAS-OLD annual ceremony, new recruits In the Swirls course of technical training are urged to by-dotng' system. guards. to hose duty It is to protect the pope. adjust their uniforms cantact Sgt Meadors at Room 29 Wallis Drug] In the Vatican_ The ceremony occurs each Office May 6, anniversary of During basic training, a series Post Building. Paducah. KY. the heroic sacrifice of 147 Swiss guards slain during the sack of of test and interviews determines WE HAVE IT - WE WILL GET IT Rome in 1547, to give Urn. to Pope Clement VU to take refuge in the course the airman Is best suited Castle San Angelo. Recruits are Swiss citizens under 25 years of Blue Crow is now celebrating its for. He then begins the OR IT CAN'T BE HAD •.p with rniiitary service in their own ever try course 25th birthday. In just a quarter (international) which upon completion will place of a century. from a meager idea, a reality has grown which now protects more than 47 million FRAZEE, people Blue Cross is the accepted • MELUGIN & HOLTON way for millions of Americans 1NSURANCIE AGINTO enjoying the security of knowing Wallis Drug unexpected hospital hills will be Gana*, paid for. The Blue Crow story Is a real American story of fee Tolop hose enterprise and' initiative May P Will Be Open This Sunday 331 Gatlin 11.111114 to May 14 is National Hospital PRISIDINT EISINHOWIll Is shown as he spoke at the dedication of a Week, a fine opportunity to salute new temple of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. He said that for your Drug, Prescription end Sundry Needs, Worry. our hospitals and their tradition of "every true American must recognize those rights endowed by God, WE WILL community service. It is also a because If he doesn't he is not true to the concepts of the men who BE CLOSED from Doos hisks a Miasmas' fine time to salute Blue wrote the Declaration of Independence." The congregation, Who Writes rico inontiMme" Cress. founded 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. for Church Hour the hospitals' own way of prepaying In 1852, is the oldest Jewish house of worship in the nation's Capital. hospital bills. . ‘It °Ms* 113102- a flairlotg_b: Cos4W....iintetrit1:i97.0-4 Cif

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