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29, 1959 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky JIM Community Newspaper

The Primary Largest Source of News Circulation In In Murray and The City Clialloway County Largest Circulation In The County United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., MEM ••••••,' Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 30,1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 231

110111/111 Premier 'es for a AIRPORT cling be- MEETING WILL Lodge is BE HELD TONIGHT 10 Inch Snow Hurricane Hits No Gracie Barrels Denver Yesterday Fat Calf Show Bulletin Increase In NEW Taxes Says Effort YORK (UPI) A Dut- Robsion Will Be Made To Raise ch radio officer was arrested Into DENVER Carolinas; ELKTON Kills Two (UPI) — Students — John M. Set Here For today on suspicion of murder Rob- 4$ eyed ski slopes on the western slim Jr.. Republican In the mysterious death of candidate for City-County Share • horizon governor, Of Cost today, dog tired repair- summed up the By ROBERT E. GATELY airaight, out-and-out guess." beautiful Chicago heiress Lynn first •• II men were still busy restoring Kauffman. day of a week-long tour of West- b United Press International W. D. Dibrell, assistant director Monday whose body was electric service and traffic sig- ern with the statement A meeting •1 found in Boston Harbor the that every- is set fur tonight at municipally owned utilities if disaster services for the Amer- nals, red- • CHARGOITE. N.C. ftft —Gracie, and homeowners assessed day after where lie goes', he finds more and the city hall at 7:00 o'clock to reational ican Red Cross at Charleston said she vanished from opportunities stable gov- , • • a once-killer tropical shrub, tree and roof more promises discuss hurricane damage the Ducth freighter Utrecht. being made by his the mariner in which eminent and an alert -citizenry. "we'ie going to get a realistic which Plans are ciap1ete converted into a storm-sized flood may exceed seven million for he Boston oppnent, Democratic candidate Murray and Calloway County can An figure of damage today." Sixth police said Willem airport would add a big PLUS dollars in Deriver, which was Annual 4-H and F. F. A. Bert 1 threat, bored through North Caro- Marie 'Louis Van Rye of Hol- Combs. raise their share of $120,000 to sign for Murray." In immediate danger was North District Beef Show to lina today after taking at least caught unprepared for 10.6 inch- be held at land told Robsion said here. 'They obtain an airport. Carolina's yet unharvested the detectives he had told Ray Kern. manager of the '218- es of heavy. wet snow. Murray Livestock Yard, Mon- me down here It will two lives farther south. had an "affair witih the 23- that a candidate is be necessary for the Winslow Engineering, Inc., said million-dollar farm crops, not in- The storm day. October 5. The show began in the early will year -old divorcee committing political suicide city and county to furnish $30.- "we do a good It WSS impossibble to estimate cluding the harvested 'begin at on the voy- when share of our busi- 'hours Tuesday. By dawn., every 12:30 p. m. and the sale he doesn't 000 in order to daraige and, as one official put age from Singapore to New make a pot ut promises. obtain the neces- ness by air due to the fact that dollar tobacco crop. tree and buth at 7:00 p. m., according to Harvey in the city dropped York and had beaten but 1 am not promising anything sary state and Federal aid to we have a it, "Snythine put out up to now Experts Ellis, Shew her. But plant on the west said the heaVy winds beneath the weight ef clinging Chairman. that I procure the airport. is like puling a figure he said he had no knowledge can't deliver. He then coast. Last year our business cov- out of the and rains c_uld damage nearly all snow. Club members from Calloway of how she went criticized Combs for The state will furnish $30,000 ered over and overboard. "the more 400.000 air trines from of the crop. Limbs eight inches thlek broke other Purchase Counties are than and the Federal Van Rye was arrested short 150 maney promises winch Government will Evansville, Paducah and Nash- Although only two deaths were Gracie appeared initially today from trees. expected to enter approximately They cashed onto ly before noon today Combs and his running furnish $60,049: title. We feel that directly attributed to be taking 140 after be- mate, Wil- the airport to the punish- the same course of roof and car tops. across side- animals to vie for ehow hon- son The airport site ing questioned through the night W. Wyatt, have made' at Penny nas will be a great help to us and ing blows of the year's seventn hurricane Diane in 1955. walks and streets. Power and ors and top sale prices. been approved tel- by Boston and New York po- "Combs accused me of copying by both the state also Murray and Calloway oun- tmpical Storm, at least eight other Diane ephone lines went down all over The Kentucky Department of and Federal Government Brought Floods lice. his platform,- Robsion said. 'in , and is ty. persons were killed in Georgia, t).wrt. Unpruned shruibbery was Agriculture with Ben Butler, considered both Diane. which struck Aug. l's, Boston authorities said they some respects our plaoorms are adequate tor James Garatson. general mana- Florida and North Carolina in flattened. Ccermissioner. provides $8,000 'present and future 1956. entered at Wilmington. N.C., would seek a murder warrant similar — of couise we agree upon needs. ger of the Ryan Milk Company traffic and boating accidents in- In the high Rockies, snowsl'ides 'premium money to be divided The airp rt and cut northeasterly in a semi- against him in Boston. such things as better schools, project is receiving said that his company uses the directly attributed to the storm. and snowfalls among eight District Shows bet- circle of as much as 15 held ter roads widespread support. airlines frequently path that WOK it through throughout and things that are and that he AlPia a.m. e.d.t. weather bulletin inches closed roads. Fraser Cols., the State. Hoknes Ellis. Mayor and chair- central Virginia and extreme east- ,faviously needed in Kentucky. felt that the acquisition of an said the storm, with winds tnat had 24 inches of snow on the The Murray Show has always man et the Chamber ern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. However, the big difference of Com- airport for the city and county dropped from a high Tuesday ground Tuesday. night. been one of the better shows of seems merce Industrial of thanes to be in Committee said would be a highly winds and rains caused the State Tigers the matter of cost and progressive 140-miles Several and has had Work per hour down to 4U mountain areas started the hneh- today -The Industrial Committee move. extensive New England flood dam- that I have decided to make my m.p h., would swing northeast on up chair lifts and rope tows, as eat sale average of any such Dis- of the Murray Chamber age, including an estimated entire campaign on of Corn- Buford Hurt, is chairman of the 2oU winter trict Show. the promise a jaunt across North Carctina and naertsmen showed up for merce believes it expresses the city-county airport long. persons killed in the Mods. Dam- that I will not enact or increase board and et move into Virginia .this afternoon their earliest crack at the ski All animals will be weighed- On views of the entire community 2-2 Record Audrey ages were in excess taxes." Simmons a chairman of of 751 million slopes in recent in upon arrival, and after a three in or early tonight. memory. stating That an airport is ur- the fund raising committee. dollars. percent shrinkage Robsion then pointed out that Heavy rain and local flood con- Highway crews opened a moun- is calculated, pently needed for Murray and Tonight Miami forecaster Rollo Dean he was very careful to the raising of funds ditions were said tain road west of Denver in thes will be the final selling promise Call(nataa- County forecast and persons This Friday that in order for us will be discussed and it is hoped it was possible Gracie might turn weight. Any which can be performed with living atong streams in the area time for Mrs. Thomas Holtarsik, calf weighing in to attract additional high type that a large from its northwestward anticipated revenue crowd is nn hand. march and 28, to give birth to a under 1.000 pounds will show in industries. we urged to be watchful. The on in a The meeting will be in the city follow Diane's path, but he de- the light Robsi n was met in Logan Frigeh Br ad River in the moun- city hospital. division and those We have adequate plant sites. hall building. clined to make any definite pre- weighing 1.000 pounds County Tuesday by a motorcade nano tains of western North Carolina , Four runaway boys in their ear- or over The Murray High Tigers will be diction. will compete of supporters who accompanied was lapphg at its banks. ly teens, believed to have been in the heavy weight trying to better a 2-2 record and At least two persons were killed living him throughout this area tie Alert Other States off fond found in mountain climax the schools home corning directly by Gracie's wrath, accord- cabins west The seven classes open for this festivities visited a hosiery mill in Lawrence- Gale warnings were up as far of Denver for the Friday night with a vic- ing ti police and the weather week. years' show are Ingle burg and ii garment factory north as New Jersey. Delaware past were still unlocated Angus, tory over visiting nuiton City in' bureau But another; seven persons after the storm subsided. Heavy Angus, Light Hereford, Fulton Russellville before appearing in and Rhode Island. Heavy rain and has Won all three of its Die In Hopkinsville Plane died in deaths attributed incurecuy Heavy Hereftsrd. Light Shorthorn. for a speaking enen-- prweible flash floods during the game- defeating Husseilville. Sha- to the storm's wind and rain. Hewn Shorthorn, and Hetfers of gagement. next 24 hours were forecast for ron and Martin. the lagers have %soak Electrocuted breeds and weights. Robeion said the subject 1 new western North Carolina. western Murray Supply Is clanged wins at the expense of Gerald /Pages for tiaras — especian ras Sherf:eld. the show are Arne ythe possauteny. h la. was Virginia. West Virginia. western elec- Malta and Russellville but were trocut 'uesday at Statesboro,'Entered On Weekend Scott. Murray State College; Ray of a sales tax — seemed M./land and central downed by Morganneld and May- to be and eastern Hopper. Tuesday U•a. when he University of uppermost in Pennsylvania left his home I • Kentucky; told. the minds of the make a phone call Sheffield stes.,- and licbert Caldwell. Jackson, people here As Gracie swept toward oblivion ped an a fallen power line loosen- A brealen occurred at the Mur- Tennessee. Showmanship judges Murray's loss to Mayfielo last "I am opposed to tax increaees By LLOYD LARRABEE tires may have been burning another ritvricane. named Hannan. en- ed by Gracie's winds. A Beaufort, ray Supply Company over the are BIB Paden, Farm Service Ad- seek was the ,result of 'tiger during the 11000 legtslatnre s United .Press International gines. *limed strength 970 miles east ape S.C.. man was killed when a big weekend acccrding to city police viser cif Kentucky Utilities and eir_rs and the coaches hope to would veto such a tax, if passed. BUFFALO, Tex. (UPI) — A The captain of the plane was Palm Beach. Fla. Hannah Was tree fell ,n his car during the with four guns being taken. Jim Pryor, ,Agriculture Agent of eliminate • some of the furnbong in the next session," Robsion said. Lockheed Electra plane, bound W. E. Stone. 47, who had flown movine at 12 m.p.h. in a westerly storm. The person or the Illinois Central Raditead that has plagued from Houston to New York, ex- for direction . perstans entered Com- the team all 20 years with Braniff. Don Two persons drowned 'loess:lay by breaking a back window and pany. year. Iii*:ank Hickman. 'tiger co- ploded in the air late Tuesday Hallowell, whose 29th birthday Gracie was moving at 12 m.p.h. nitht when a huge wave capsized left by the back door. The following F. F. A. Chapters captain. fractured a small bone night,- sailed across the sky like was Tuesday, was fire officer. but was due to pick up speed their fishing jetty near Miami. Taken was a Browrdng "Sweet have made entries: Kirlcsey 9. in his hand in the Morganlieid Eight Killed a flaming meteor and crashed in Rollin Longhill. 29, was second later in the dayno about 15 in p.n. Livingstun But the weather bureau said the 16" :shotgun. and three Remington County 6, Lynn Grove game and saw only limited action a scrub nak thicket.- officer. The three stewardesset Tighe Weather Bureau warned at 2, deaths of Mrs. Elizabeth Ruther- 878 gas ejector automatic 12 Alrrre 2, Murray College High last week at Mayfield The guard All 31 persons on board - six on board were Leona Mary wind- 6 'tin edt. the eastern slopes of ford and that of her gauge shotguns. 188 Trigg County 7. Farming:an should be able to regime normal crew members and 28 passengers ier, 25; Betty Busch. 23. and Alan the Appalachian husband In Crash Of Mountains will 2 Fancy -were would not be ant Muted directly Farm 2. Wingo 1, Bal- play this week. Coach ly Holland killed They were bound lyn Hareisont• 25. cause local flash flooding in West- lard County 2, Livingston for Dallas, Washington to Gracie. live persons died near County stated. and New ern North Carolina. Benedictine, a liquer contain- central and Statesboro. 6. and Carlisle 2. York. Recovery crews found bod- Ga.. Monday night ing 28 different herbs and western Virginia, east portion of in- The following Counties A large homecoming crowd is School Bus ice and parts of ,bodies hanging when their car collided head-on have West Virginia. western cluding honey and China tea, was expected Maryland, with another made 4-H entries: Calloway 19, to fill Holland Stadium from the oaks. vehicle ,n a ram- first concocted about 1510 Marvin Hill and central and eastern Pennsyl- by a Carlisle 10. Fulton 29, Friday night at 8:09 fir one of soaked road in the rain, according Hickman COOPER, Tex (UPI) vania because f Benedictine monk named Dorn — A A state Department of Public the rains. to the highway 16, McCracken County 2, Graves the best games of the current patrol-. Bernordo Vieelli truck heavily loaded with salt Safety patrolman thought The Weather Bureau said share 2 and LOangs-tori season the fall- red Cnunty 8. chrushed into a busload winds will of junior ing Braniff International Airways Named increase if Agent Gracie high school children on a curve plane was a meteor as it moves to the shoreline tonight fell. or Tuesday night, killing eight T'orsday. and A man and his wife who live injuring 20. near where the main body of the Damage Widespread For District The victims included Mount wreckage fell, heard debris fall- Gracie. who I eft an untold Version Move Tex.. Junior High School ing on their roof and the trees amount of damage School in her wake in District Boundary Principal Jack Henry, 45, and in South the yard arid then the impact Directors of the East Pork 'CS Carolina around the Char- his 11 year old son, Billy Max and blast of the wreckage hitting'tClark's River Watershed Conser- leston area. entered North Caro- Henry. Henry was driving the the ground. vancy District last night named lina near Charlotte about 5:311 am.. bus on a football trip. "Wreckage. bodies Marvin e.d.t. and mail Hill of Murray route four Also killed outright were Mrs. are scattered over an area a as the contrasting officer fl,nntie Urge mile of the Huff, vice Parents president nf In Fringe Melba Meeks. a teacher Areas at the square," B. H. Pickens, 49, who district. the South Carolina Electric and Mount Vernon school, and three runs a feed store at Buffalo said. In this capacity Mr. Hill Gas Ed. Nine: This is the second artic- ent School will Co. of Charleston. S. C. said District. The Murray priority for their children to en- present time. students, Zech Taylor, 12, Ken- le in a series cif This -would prob- "There are just pieces '.1 bel- be reap:risible for obtaining ease- "I couldn't say." when three to set forth Independent School District is ter these asked about classes. The second pri- ably mean an additiorial tax of neth Hightower, 14. and Rex ies. I had just gone to bed when ments, right-of-way, assigning ES the problem which faces many set off the of ex*nt nf datmace to power lines on west side by Six- ority will go to children that hate approximately $7.00; however, Weatherford, 12. all of Mount parents who live west it the plane crashed. contracts and the issuing and ac- In Charleetrm. He of Sixteen- teenth street, and on the other always said estimates attended the Training can be assumed since the plans Vernon. "I raised up and saw a cepting of bids. th street. The problem is that three light of damage -would have to be sides by the Clark's River. School. „ have already Two girls. Audrey Turner, a although these people been drawn for a 12. in the east and heard a terrible Two water retarding structures live in the The wording of the petition 2. There will be no county new gymnasium that the County and Juaqita Rainey. 12 or 13, explosion. I thought maybe in Calloway and three city limits of Murray, they still urges he in Marshall the area "be placed in and rooms at the Training School School will soon died later at a. Cooper hospital. do not live v,,ithin wish to have a had hit the ground. but the county have been set as the goal the Murray become a part of the Murray In- next year. There are presently voted tax to build this auditor- Lex Weatherford, Rex Weather- wreckage looks like it exptocied for 1960 by the district. R. Weather Independent School District. Next dependent Schioul will District. Under four of these rooms. This means ium arid gym. Th.:s means ford's identical twin, mas injur- year they face the that in the air. be let about July 1 of 1980. prospect of the terms of KRA 160.045 (3) that if you are ed. not lucky enough their taxes will be as much. if "It must have happened in the The directors met last night in hawing to send their children to the Board of Education Report of Mur- to have your child in the first not more, in the near Benton Hazel, Klirksey or Lynn future. air, because it blew all over the at the ASC office. Grove ray Independent School District thirty, your child will laafteis Press lemweadeald either have 6. Real estate values are af- countryside." The program of the district bas for schooling. The article t•oday has given its "consent Southern Regional and ap- to go to Lynn Greve, Hazel or fected in that the majority of received Federal 1 deals with the steps which have approval and proval to the demand made by Kirksey School. Looked Like Meteor 11001(5 people wish to live in the city WMU Will Meet approximately five ,141 Miry:haft, Hopkins- been taken to have the boundary petitioners" million dol- as above stated by 3. The city school system has school district and yule - Ow e nabs ro Lau lines of the it is a definite" The Department lars will be spent in Calloway isvil I c- city school district countersigning this petition". agreed 'the Southern Texas of Pub- Elizabethtown to accept this area in fact that lots in a city school Hegi•hal W.M.U. County on the areas — Patnly' crewed so they will be included. The lic Safety said one cat its patrol- project. committees of parents their system. They will take their district are of the Baptist Church will hold cloudy and cool today and brnaging a premium men also thought Thurs- made a thorough canvass of the children without the annual the plane ex- day. fair tuition. They above lots that are now in the meeting on fuesday, and cool tonight. High By JAMES C. WILLIAMS affected ploded in the air. He thought at Dead area and contacted each further agree as the need mater- county school district. October 6 at 11•45 at the First And Missing today in low 70s. low meeting was This trend first it tonight in A held by par- property owner. Their arguments ializes they was a flaming meteor mid 50s. will build a grade will continue to even a greater Baptist Church in Benton where In Japan High Thursday 65 to 70. ents of children living inside the were persuasive going down. Typhoon and to the point. school in this area. This can be degree because it can be Bro Paul Dailey is pastor.' Teu-speratures at 5 a. m. CDT.: Murray City Limits assumed The Civil Aeronautics but outside Just what kind of an argument aocomplished without The Bureau Soars To 5,000 Covirtart et 6.5, an increase that the people in this area will Kentucky State President, Louisville 85, Pa; the Murray Independent School did these ordered four men- headed by John committees of parents in scholia' taxes. not wish their children Mrs. Carl Liebert. the executive ducah 57. Bowling Green District, to see what to he Zirochi of Miami 67, could be use to obtain the signatures of 4. If your its office, to NAGOYA. Japan (UPI) — Lexington 66. child is now attend- sent by bus to Lynn Grove, Kirk- secretary. Mrs. George eerguson The London es and done about pewiding educational more than 75 investigate the crash. In view oaf toll of per cent el the ing the training school and you sey and Hazel. and Mrs. Gabe Tayne will dead and missing in ty- lioacineville 62. facilities for their be the the explosion-in-air children, not property owners. are happy with this arrangement, reprints, it phoon-ravaged Japan soared a- Ind.. 58. 7. If seventy five per cent of principal speakers. too far from their homes. , They used seven points upon it will was understood that they will bove the 5.000 mark today. 'Huntington. be to your interest to the voters or property owners Those attending will bring a Ty- W. Va. 68. Wayne Flora. was named chair- their lookfar. signs of sabotage. which entire petition is bas- have the district changed from in this area phoid and dysentery swept thro- sign a petition to sack lunch. The man of the grew and work was ed. These seven vents present the county CAB men were en route ugh the area. adding new des- TOBACCO to the city in that change the school district. the ADVISORY immediately started to circulate their side of the and due before daybreak and the pair to picture and are other students may go to the state Board Education a stricken people unable United tPress International petitien of will do Department oaf a to get the signatures listed as follows: city schools, Installation • Public Safety even to bury their dead. Except thus relieving pres- so. Set for eastern Kentucky, of the residents of the city in this 1. There is no bl(x-ked off all approaches to the Japanese longer a Train- sure on the Training School's The moving of this area from police released new where curing oanditities affected area. For OES Chapter scene 90 the will be ing School District. There are on- priority list. The wreckage will be casualty figures in Japan's ric- only fair today, less people ap- the County School District to predictions are The petition is directed toward ly two School Districts. intact for them to examine. . erded history, showing the Callo- plying for a admission to the the City Schreal District brings 3.285 dead for low humidity with good to- the Murray Board of Education There will be an installation Alth ugh bits of wreckage. bod- way County School District and Training School, the better about and 1,7,70 missing. Nisire than bacco curing oonditions the sorne problems. Tomorrutv of officers of the Alford over the and the Calloway County Board the Murray City School District. channe 0. E. S. ies and mail were widely scat- 10.000 persons were injured entire state of your child getting in. these problems will be expleared. and today and Thursday. of Education and thus far has Chapter 445 at Aurora. Kerrtucky tered, the tail section of the two- Next year the Training School Unless you are a member of the a million and a half were home- 4icording to University approximately Friday night. October 2nd. and-a-half-million-duIllar of Ken- 700 names attach- tapes to held its enrollment to staff of the at Lock- less. tucWy agronomists, college. the priority CHAPTER TO MEET all you need ed to it. pupils 730 p. m. heed Electra was reported to 30 per class. These pupils of your child cannot be assured The OES The government, aided by for- to get fullest benefit of petition of Temple Hill Chap- This will be a potluck this good The marks off the area will be charged a tuition of $5.00 for the future. mapper have escapedtotal destecution. eign countries including the Unit- curing weather trt No. 511 will meet on Thrus- meeting and is to open barns which is affected which is the per semester this year all Eastern Star Crew Identified ed Staten, was rushing for 'pupils 5. The City School District tax- day night at 7:30. The new aid to the during the daytime and close area inside the of- members are invited to attend, Two fires were reported city limits of first six grades. The children es are 25e per as far disaster area but flood vict Jr's them at $100 listed evalua- ficers will be installed at night. but 'outside the Murray Independ- of college this Mrs. Mildred Mardis is Wortny as a quarter cif a mule from where complained the stftf have first tion higher than the county at the time. that help was slow Matrod. the tail hit. Pickens thought the in coming.

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• 1959 FACifk '1 WO LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — SEPTEMBER 30, THE LEDGER & TIMES PullILISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Tlea :ormolu:latices of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The runes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the Wen Sentucksaa, Jereersei 1. 1942

JAMES C. WILLLAMS PUBLISHER

We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Niter, r Public Voice Amu which, in our opinion, are aot tee lla nterest ot our readers • RS • NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER 00., 111111 WIN FLAG Monroe, Memphis, Tenn., 250 Park Ave., New York 11VI IL MMWAY&- -Milwaukee Beaten 64o-5 In Twelve Innings. Roger Craig an Ave. Chicago: BO Bolyston St, Boston. BULBS Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Second Class Matter Named By Alston To Start: Early Wynn To Start For Sox • TULIPS • HYACINTHS • CROCUS • JONQUILS PUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carnet in Murras per week re., pee month 85c. In By LEO H. PETERSEN odyssey and sent them winging home and Hodges to third. The uc. did tne nrst pair or Doug- Callows.y and adjoining counties, per yew Piss, Ides- 1 — TOP SIZE ONLY — whese, $5.29. UPI li/peel• Rater off to Chicago for the Series. Braves came next with Warren era 4. CHICAtu.) ITU - lhe Dodgers There it will be anther Knock- Spann. their great lettlumcler, and Now it was Hodges and he drew • WEDNESDAY — SEPTEMBER 30, 1959 1 finiliy took care of the braves down brawl against an American flied deep to right, Hodges a walk. Pignatano stepped in next FLORIST I and their promise today was -Now League champion wh:ch has had after SHIRLEY scoring the catch with the and singled to left, Hodges going - I well tase care of tne White Sox.' time to rest its staff and will tying run - 1., second 500 N. 4th PLaza 3-3251 They planed in here today atter send Xi-game winner Early Wynn That put Furillo, one of the old IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED 1 having defeated Milwaukee b-a, against them in the opener. Sudden Death Flatbush heroes, in the box and CLOSED SUNDAYS . in 12 innings' at Los Angeles to Craig To The Mound Now it was sudden death and he rapped that hit on which Man New School Buildings $500,000 w.n the National -eague pennant For the Dodgers it will be Craig, the crowd of 36,)213 groaned into tilla took the greatest losing gam- their first playoff in tnree35.0.and the 28-year old fastball pitcher Planning Commissia with Professional the lengthening shadows as use ble of the season. \ tries. who has an 11-5 record this season Braves filled the bases with two Consultation Manager Walt Alston, who -and who sat in the bull pen • out in the 11th. Williams got them -1 taught wed win it all tile idly Tuesday as five Dodger pit- FIGHT RESULTS NEEDED cut, though, and the groans chang- IMPROVEMENTS time. had hts World series pitch- chers trudged to the mound be- United Frees International ed to cheers as the Dodgers filled in, plans "all mapped out fore r3-year .„.Id Stan Willliams RICHMOND, Calif. - Clarence 'ern up Industrial Expansion '1 Soot know what tne other won it with three innings of in _tneir half and then 11/9, Hayward, Calif.. de, Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters guy is going to cio. but I m going shutout relief pitching. coulan't pull it off., cisioned Joe Sullivan, 180. San 0. - my big guys. lnat means Lew Burdette. the loose and Francisco mu: Irish Jimmy Smith, Widened Street In Some Areas Then it was the 12th easy man from the mountains of and, alter 142, Oakland, Calif., stopped Vic Continued Home Building the Braves went down in West Vironia, almost squared it order, Curdot, 143, Oakland (4). OPEN .. . 5:45 * STARTS . .. 6:30 Airport For Murray up against the Dodgers in that THURSDAY Addition To Hospital second game Tuesday - almost —TON1TE and made it necessary for Craig to gs out and face Milwaukee in an end -I the road mod game today. s Ten Years Ago Today starring TINA LOUISE - RICHARD WIDMARK But Hurdette, staggered often Ledger & Times File yet never quite put down. finally ' COMING SUNDAY FOR 5 NITES ! took the count in a oramatc ENDS Services for Mrs. Nathan Parker. 54. who died Mon- ninth innIN which turned the THURSDAY day in Alabama after several years illness, was hek. tide and set up the heroics - today at 3 p.m. at Elm Grove Baptist Church. colL:pse - in the 1210. /4,. REANI HILARIOUS INTERRUPTED HONEYMOON!__ A Murray Training School bus, driven by Sylvester .. Wally Moon, Duke Snider enc 1 14' Ellis. yesterday rammed into the car of Mrs. Pink Curd at-G-ta pinsems C.LDRYI Hodges chased him with tnree COUNT SOON THEY WOE TO on Main Street. No one Was injured other than Donna stra..ght singles wh:cti tilled tne Deborah Kerr ouR f Kay Parker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker. bases Don McMahon came on 1. Rossano Brazzi who suffered a tooth injury. an attempt to stem tne tide but BLE- bsiticas Norm Larker singled oft tne Maurice Chevalier 00044.1440.11 sod ME• POCut.0.1 ISE Saliajr The Wynn family reunion will be held in Murray at Roger Craig lryti•As..3111 a -L., screen in left L., send Moon and the City Park Sunday. October 1. linger Craig in the first game p.nch runner Bob Lulus racing Mr. ,and Mrs. A. H. Webb,spent last. weekend with Thursday 11111111111_111 their daughter. Mrs. Glen Hogancamp and Mr. Hogan- "After that it will be Larry camp in Ashly, Sherry. Johnny PocIres and Don Mr. and Mrs. Porter White and Mr. and Mrs. Seiburn White of Murray attended the funeral services of Mrs. Jake Mayer in Hazel. Murray Lumber Co. inc. "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" lUst East Maple St. Phone P13-3161

MURRAY LOAN CO. 411Shany Potreo 506 W. Main St. Telephone Pl- 3-2621 Dodgers ''YOUR HOME -OWNED LOAN CO.' arysda:e I ney %%1, au tne job.. The Dodgers d.d it the hard .vey ,,masning the Braves, in a lour h.ur and six minute rnaia- PUBLIC inon at the sunswept then. snad- swed Los Angeles. Coli.seum ues- day to climax the greatest come- HEALTH IMPORTANCE o.ick in bLsoball history. For no other National League team ever before had fougnt its way back from seventh place to :he fi.g in one bred SeaS,nt iinr.p. And it was a battle, be- cause as late as the last half at DISEASE the ninth innin.; the Dodgers - 'eaten twice before in piayotts between likely o' Most housemaid insects travel sources for the flag - again faced failure. human disease germs (such- as privys. sewers. and garbagei THOM'S 1.01141140 LIKE A NEW CAN .MAKK 500015 A HOCKEY [HOME 04-0111 4014111 1111110YDAY SPOITSIDAM-S•••• A Wild Fiala* IF•o, volue-Liodsfra StYpee NI model IL pirwored A. PWAIJUIA NOCSFT and food destmed for human consumption. But, alter 155 games and nine Ingwe 1.A41 4.41111mrs p•rforwairreco from pm...a 11..4. Dimes ob,..doi•t paying eiro,s,00t Si. solir• LiriYIng rungs. innings they had Squared it up They carry disease germs on their feet, body hairs, mooth- with one Of those wid and won- VOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED parts and in the contents of their intestinal tracts. Human derful finishes which were their diseases transmitted mechanically by household insects include trademark back ,in the uld days ldr,iiklyn And after 12 1V1 CD El I LE TYPHOID. BACILLARY DYSENTERY, AMEBIC DVSENTRY in innings CD LEDS which ended a lie-game cam- DUALITY DEALER DIARRHEAS. CHOLERA. RAT TAPEWORM. DEWARF TAPF paign in ear-Jarring they had earned the right to face WORM and TULAREMIA the rested White Sox in the best- Ca/1,1 of-seee n cla,ssic open ail au: sclay ifee/r4iyoetiee Wstecca BIOLOGICAL TRANSMISSION OF DISEASE at Chicago. It was - in the final analysis- as well as a hard-won prize. Iii serne cases the insect plays an es,ential par: in tic lit' a g.ft !ycle of Ohu parasite and biological transmissi'm occti s. Human kor there 'A ere two out and two new smooth- hsease transmitted 1,1,1 i! by household .nse-.'s include on in thy 12th :nr..ng wnen Carl The 1960 Oldsmobile,' are here-at new a, III-Lir can ing ride you've ever tried. It brings PLAGUE, MURINE TYPHUS. RICKETTSiALPDX. ELAPS crashed an infield single be! Every bovalitifill line and every outstanding new neon. new stability, new safety ... and ?WIC silence!. iNG FEVER, CHAGAS DISEASE and DOG TAPEW JUM wide of second base. Peitz feature is included to bring on the finest the There's a new balance of power - with two R(wket Matadi-I had no play on wnat medium-price clans has to offer! Fugines!'Tbree established series to chute.- from! should have been a oases-Liiing modelo.., new 3-scat Fiestas! ObismObile's new and radiant AR ling io deigned to 17 new including two COCKROACHES single stall leaving relieves Bc0 sense of good taste, New Quadri- Come in and see the Mighty Satisfying PRA Olds- Rush and the Braves alive. satisfy your and quality Cockroachc.- are ancient creatures which were probably Balanced Hide with %.ibra-Ttined Body Nlmintings mobiles ... quality built. quality mild the most abundant ofigglim,;ects seventy or eighty mii,n years But tne sler.der euerto Hican is certain to he the most finial& and satisfy- serviced- for your lasting satisfart.ion! ago. They hate adapted themselves to the abode of :nal and took a daring gamble and fired are potential vectors of disease. They are becuniing a in-ire to first - fired it into the dirt_ ,difficult problem in our homes and restaurants. C•.ckroi,e'-,s and pest straining Frank 'Iorre have been reported nibbling on the eyelashes, finger nails and as Gil Hodges trundled all the toe nails of sleeping children. They impart an .ry nd r -way home from seer.nd with the and taste into food they infatt. run which completed the Dodger

They carry the organisms causing enteric dissisei frien sewers and garbage earls to the food of man,- The A ieriesn For Your Ev.ery cockroach iwaterbug) is especially dangerous. Many - clitiessm organisms remain viable when passed through their d.-isstive HEATING OIL tracts and others may be transported on their mout inert, legs and bodies. Cholera' and salmonellosis appear to Le the Needs, call most common ,disease transmitted in this way. Cock -caches are thought to be possible vectors of leprosy and hav, been .40 Ljcp 4,•-• considered vectors of poliomyelitis. tSO 040410044.1 Orr,gia,r DO HOLIDAY Sem/Coors Co., le Y., 1540 PIMIITY4PISKT "CDMAY Srde7Srtrart - 0.9101y •••• •• 1.;07„..fror ;NT:::

••• • MI ••••••••• KELLEY'S C:1 L.CD INA C,la I L.la LAKE TERMITE and PEST CONTROL KENTUCKY J.T. HALE MOTOR SALES OIL CO. 1406 W. Main St. Murray, Ky. 120 So. 13th %refit Phone PLaza 3-39's New Concord Road Phone PI. 3-1323 WI Du nsNOPP, relrr. ,Ifflyi • rVIRY WM" ON CRS-TV H..(44'lh••••41 T•fr)).44 AND 114! WFWS • MONDAY THRU (MAY ON CRS RAht0 PAGE THREE :M HER 30, H/59 „L V, EDNEFMAY — SEPTEMBER nO, 1959 LEDI5ER & I..• Atilt — MURRAY, KENTUCKY .1•11. 4110=11* judge from "this lonely island'' HIGH SCHOOL Con Asks Judge of Alcatraz. To Be "Pen Pal” "Perhaps in time we could for- Standings get the robbery incident, and be just plain people," the dapper, LOUISVIT.I.F (UPI) — Tabu- Ohio — MPS — The HAMLLTON. 29-year-old bandit wrote. lation 'in this week's United Press judge who sentenced a former Internatasnal Kentucky High desperado to 20 years in pi'son Sprenz, who once attended col- School Football Ratings 1st place has received a letter from him lege in his native Akron. Ohio, vites in parentheses: thanking him for his cutisidera- thanked Cramer for showing 1. du Pont Manual (18) t97 ten. sine interest in him and said: 2. Highlands 133 3. Henderson 104 espe- Butler County Common Pleas "This is a lonely island, 4. Flaget (1) 98 Court Judge Fred B. Cramer was cially without an occasional let- 5. Ctrnin 93 surprised to hear from Frank ter from someone. Your expeit- 7. Ashland 83 in- Lawrence Sprenz. "the flying bank ances with people would be 8. Caldwell Cicunty 68 YACINTHS robber" who was on the FBI's list teresting and instructive, so a 9. Somerset 63 )NQUILS of 10 Most Wanted Men until letter from you would be wel- 10. Danville 38 has capture in Mexico last April comed considerably." 4, U. Atherton 32; 12. St. Xavier 14. 24; 13. Hazard 1 18; 14. Coving- would c.u.- Sprenz said he would like to Cramer indicated he bon Holmes 1(2; 15. Shelbyville 9; request. start a correspondence with the ply with the convict's 16. tie Middlelboro and Padu- RIST ..110 cah Tilghman 8; Male 5; 19. Har- lan 3; 20. Lafayette 2. .aza 3-3251 Others: Lancaster and Madison- ville 1, YOUR; Sonic Boom AT LEON HIGDON, M.D. Won't Hurt You and DULUTH, Minn. — 11.1P1) — Thp sound of a jet plane breaking the HAROLD PRIDDLE, M.D. sound barrier may scare the dick- • TO CONSCIENCE— ens out of you, but it won't hurt OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY A CALL Rabbi Charles D. Mintz of the you. Union of American liebreW That's the gist of a message Announce the Removal of Their Offices Congregations, New York. being circulated by informatim • watches as his son, Abraham, officers of the Duluth Air De- . 6:30 playing of to Is absorbed In the fense Sector to calm the nerves FEET! (ram's horn). It the Shofar and the tempers of persons who a call to conscience world of Fall Footwear THE KATTERJOHN BUILDING serves as have been startled by the sudden The whole lavish during the Jewish High Holi- MAJESTIC blast of sonic boom. Belk-Settle's. days, a ten-day period of waits at yoar fzet in the I.C. Hospital) -Complaints have been made auiOfl (formerly prayers and penitence. which Black Suede — some practical oxfords commence at sunset on Oct. 2. against the Air Force -1,7on reed from 1507 BROADWAY some ridiculous — about , justified, dazzling party shoes AA & B Widths 6 Half of all the income collected the results of sonic ticsams," the and flats to the most Paducah, Kentucky by the state of Louisiana comes statement said. your choice in the big shoe depart- from taxes on petroleum. boom awaits •eases,a6•5•.551. , It conceded that a sonic Office Hours: Telephones: Office 3-6215 may shatter a window or two — ment. by Appointment Answering Service: 3-6215 North America has 138 species but only if. the window pane is of mosouito. according to the Na- loose or improperly installed in tional Geographic Society. the first place. . lEADYI The Air Force listed the tol- TO .-ORYI , 1, iwing things which it said a Tern sonic boom CANN crr do:: „sod This Democratic Crack foundation walls or pave- ments: crack plaster walls installed I will help build a Greater Kentucky accord:ng to building codes; cause -4b roofs to buckle or crack; cause any structural damage (except in by helping to build a more prosperous the case of improperly installed window panes or doors); or cause $6 9 8 to Shoes personal injury or damage Ladies, Dress livestock. Black Leather, Black and Brown Suede AA & B AGRICULTURE. Shade, Breeze Ladies' Black Kid POINTER Fatten Cattle Dress Pumps Soft Black Leather LOS ANGELES — (ups — Shad- exposed to cooling ed feedlots AA & B Widths breezes are beneficial in fatten- ing cattle, according to Univer- sity of California Farm Advisor $898 Cheater A. Perry. F...riments conducted 111 the Imp-rrial Valley by scientists from WITCH! the U. S. Deipartment of Agricul- Black & Smoke Glove Leather Experiment Station showed 11100/1 rays MINIS 01511 101 t 01111•1 /01 1011111/111 " • 1117 C0013 tural Black, Brown, Red & Smoke • • ir „ Se•f•for• •f it•N 054, (out I 1/1 Appfee)• 111.4.1•• Gorewsor that Hereford Steers on shaded , with fans gained Lurino Suede .5411111.lOISI ittalt11115111 11115001 nivotave . ottau f/OVIIA MOIR/ 11115515 lots equipped 41*^.1 GAMOW p of 14,11514W, T•••••••• Ser. of Publot I•itnr55140 an average i„4 2.15 pounds daily. Steers in W:re cstrais with ''.#40aferVirOwawwiearz06.*..rearsiabissolopw.* - .ve..-,-,rm..-rcii•40 neither fans nor shade gained LADIES FLATS of only 1.63 pounds daily. 'Farming,11 the marketing of farm products, and the processing Black Patent and Black & Red Leather these items constitute the major industry in Kentucky. The welfare Leave Car Home, of every citizen in the Commonwealth is deeply affected by State Freshmen Urged $1.98 and Federal programs in these areas. algiaboatiat Ladies' Black Suede MANHATTAN, Kan. — — 4 (On • Your Democratic Ticket, alert and aggressive in both Washington College freshmen should leave . 10 and Frankfort, pledges you this 3.WAY PROGRAM vOFl'0A their cars at home, a Kansas FLATS - - - $398 to $798 State University psychologurt says. I Lknald P. Hoyt, head of N& M AA & B Widths State's counselsng center, says ass Widths his advice is based on a study Ladies' made on the relationship between m :ACTION':A car ownership and the grades of $798 undergraduates at the university. Dress Oxfords Freshmen with cars tended to A TICKET PLEDGED TO: —..51111105 have lower grades than those Ladies' it p Expand research programs at the U. of K. College of Agriculture and without cars, he said. This was Black Kid Leather • Experiment Station that will pay off in dollars for Kentucky farmers.' particularly true of those major- • Encourage expansion of extension programs to provide new, useful ing in engineering. AAA to D Widths Information to farmers. .-s SPORT OXFORDS • Strengthen the program of Vocational Education. 4.8 Club work and The number of Near.. slaves Black & White Leather, Olive, Grey, our young 4,576 in the Future Farmers of America organization to provide in Arkansas rose from Rust & Black Suede. N, M & W Widths o people with greater opportunities. 4 1830 to 47,000 in 1860. $998 to $1098 Make the State Fair the greatest in the nation and develop a county- fair program equal to those of surrounding states. -.4 98 to $798 JUBA- • Expand technical services to preserve our agricultural resources and $4 ... to improve production and marketing methods. Dress Pumps • • Support the Kentucky Department of Agriculture in iu service Programs- .0 & Brown Leathei • Develop a balanced marketing program to improve the quality and ck Kentucky farm and capture new handling practices of products 'end Black Suede market outlets. "Grown in Kentucky" must become a recognized. symbol of quality. NVA.A to C Widths • Attract to Kentucky more processing plants that use agricultural raw' 641 materials and develop a more desirable balance between agriculture NO and industry. 4011 • Expand the livestock program to realize Kentucky's great potential for this enterprise by increased emphasis on eradicating livestock diseases, completing the Area Brucellosis Program and providing more services Allt for the industry. Ladies' • Continue and accelerate Soil Conservation, Flood Control and Nvater CAPE COD Usage Programs. Black Lurino Suede state Forestry program to capitalize on • Strengthen and reinforce the S. N & MWidths our greatest renewable resource. '..fflik k $798 SUEDE BOOTS Rust Beware of those who consistently supported the Republican farm pro- Black, Olive Green, Grey & gram sponsored and administered by Secretary Benson! LADIES' LOAFERS Narrow and Medium Widths . Support the party that has consistently understood the needs of Black, Brown, Beige or White Leather Kentucky farmers--the party which has presemed our tobacco pro. $498 to $698 gram and supported all other basic farm commodities at prices fair $398 to $598 to the farmer. TOP PAOVit DRAWS — Doris C) Day mid Rock Hudson are shown in Hollywood, Calif., after they were voted Amer- ica's top movie stars for the VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 3 second straight vein Motion picture exhibitors, represent- LK Farmers for Democratic Victory ing 17,0(10 theaters in U. S., „SETIIE 4 • and Europe, voted in MURRAY, PAID POLITICAL ANNOuNceistNT Canada KENTUCKY poll conducted by The Exhib- itor, a film trade publication.

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1,4pg..11ft TIZIES;— MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — SEPTEMBER 30, 1959 Mttrray High FHA REA Economist Ward, class mtnistery; Mrs. Doyee Rev. W. Mischke Mrs. P. Outland Is Morris, stewardship; tart L D. Candlelight Service Speaks To Is Miller Jr.. publicity; Mrs. Lloyd Phone PL 3-4707 Of Members Guest Speaker Installed President Lochie LandoIt, Editor Viewed By Mothers- Boyd. treasurer; Mrs. Udell Vance, ID 6-3327 High School Class Home Department Dorcas S. Class secretary. candlelight A ceremony was per- Mrs. Lixetta Wyatt, ItelA Home Mrs Purdom (Jutland was in- formed The Rev. Waller Mischke was gave the for the newly elected of- Economist front Mayfield, spoke to stalled as president of the Dorcas Mrs. Myrtle J. Wail guest speaker at a lecent meeting the nevi ficers of the Murray High School Junior and senior home economics Sunday School class of the First devotional and installed FHA at the-scbool was closed recently. Spec- girls at Murray High School Tues- of the Home department of the Baptist Church at a recent meet- officers. The service ial guests were Pat Ward. mothers of the day morning at 10:30. Murray Woman's Club. His topic ing held in the home of Mrs. W. with prayer by Mrs. Jae members. Mrs. Wyatt gave a demonstra- Mrs. Henry Warren, retlen& was "A look at the family'. C. Elkins, Elm Street. Preceeding the instalianon, a tion on freezing vegetables, meats, Other officers are Mrs. Max president, presided. by ....A••••••••••••• short explanation was given of and fruits. She will return at a Mrs. Arlo Sprunger and Miss Beale, vice president; Mrs. V. Refreshments were served the Homemakers organization. Pat- later date for a demonstration on Nancy Ryan showed colored slides Parker, fellowship; Mrs. James the hosteasea, Mrs. Flugo Wilson sy Sears told the nistury of FHA. freezing cooked foods. of their trip to the Girl Scout bistalled President Social Calendar Ceceila Wallace explained the col- Horne economics instructor at International Rounchip in Colo- ors and Jere Brandon commented the high school is Mrs. U. 1. Lilly. rado. l'oung Women Class on the flower, the red rose. Toe and chapter mothers are Mrs. A. Hostesets for the afternoon Mrs. Hugo Wilaon was insta..ea Thursday. October lit members of the Murray State motto and emblem were given by were D. Wallace. Mrs. Prese-n Harris, TOWN HALL aa president of the young Nom- All women league bowlers are Women's Society. Sandra Outland and Sharon Mesdames O. C. Wells, J. B. Far- Mrs. Arlo Sprunger, and Mrs. Lee .*.s Sunchdr_Schnial class at .a..zec- requested to meet.ng at 7 p.m. in Tuesday, October 6th ris, Vester Orr, Clifton Key, le a the circuit court room, on the Farris. M..Connell and August Wil.seo. dht meeting held in the home of The Rainbow Girls will meet at • Installed were Joyce mama. Z4rs Joe R. Sims. • second floor or the court house 7 p.m. at the Masonic hall. president; Mary Lou Joiner, first purpose electing 3 tehher officers installed were for the at • • • • vice president; Linda Harris, sec- Mrs. John Pocock, trice president; president and a secretary for the The Jessie Ludwick circle of ond vice president; Freda Work- bowling association. Mrs Tilghman Harrow, secretary the College Presbyterian Church man, parliamentarian; Linda Pas- ROLLER RINK • • • • apd trearurer; Mts. Voris will meet with Mrs. Mary drown chall, historian; Nancy Ryan, re- MR. FRIENDLY The Town Country Home- ..aiustant secretary and treasurer; and at 2 p.m. The program w.11 be porter; Tina Sprunger, secretary; SAYS , in Mrs. James Rodgers. pubilcity; makers club will meet at 7::SU given by Mrs. Cnarlie Crawford, Pat Outland, treasurer; Nell Pugh, the 11 Often you seek Mrs. Junes Brown, assistant teach- home of Mrs. Allan Russell. • • • • recreation leader; and Joyce Spann, • • • • A friend indeed. SKATING er. Mrs. itsiold Hopper. room Thursday, October Ith song leader. The Garden department of the cliairman; Mrs. Bernice Wdenart, The South Murray Homemakers The members and mothers were lust call on vs Murray Wonten's club will meet you community missions; chairman of club will meet in the home of guests following the service at a For what need. at the club houee at 230 for a FRIDAYS - to 10 p.m. gr up capta.ns, Mrs. Orem Hutson. Mrs. Lowell King at 1.30 p.m. tea. The tee table was overlaid 7 workshop on Dried Arrangements. Group captains are htescumes • • • • with a lace cloth and was center- LOANS TO $300 Mrs. Fred Gingles will be in )0vis Jones, William Dunn. Art ed with an arrangement of red ALL DAY SATURDAYS charge of the ir.agrarn. Hostesses Women's Live. Tip Miller. Ralph Tosseneer. League roses. The color scneme, red end are Mesdames Freed Cotham, John Allred Cunningham, C D. i n white, was canned out in the Hy, C. C. Partner, Harold Doug- Bowlers .1leeting 9 to 12 - 12 to 3 - 3 to 6 - 7 to 10p.m. Jr.. H. W. Wilson, James Con- punch, candles and napkins. In. las and Christopher. viiree. Rob Mule, Toy Linen and M. T. Scheduled Thursday • • • • dendual white iced cakes with Jbe Pat Lamb. small rose buds were served. Pre- Children . 25c Adults 50e The Jessie Houston Service Club All women league bowlers are Mrs. James Brcwn introduced siding at the punch bowl was Miss or the Supreme Forest Woodman requested to meet at the Circuit :be guest speaker, Mrs. edger Hargis. The retiring president, TENN. Circle will meet in the home of Court Room, second floor, at the 204 South Fourth Phone PLaza 3-1412 805 OGBURN ST. PARIS, Shirley, who installed the officers Sally Sprunger. served the cake. Mrs. Katie Overcast, 300 North Court House Thursday evening. using toe theme of -Love . Tne FHA advisor is Mrs. U. T. Lilly Fifth Street. at 7 30 p.m. October 1. at 7 p.m. for an im- new officers formed a circle, each • • • • portant meeting. nolcLng a retti..zi with a Bible Pursrie oe the meeting is to verse on it. The Bible verse wee Natarday. October at • elect a president and a secretary • laid as each officer was insta.led. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albert Stub- for the Murray City Association Airs. Shirley told the group that blefield will hold open house from of the Women's InternaLonal Bow- Ale colors of the ribbon represent- seven to eleven °emelt at their home on Pcplar Street honoring ling Congress :11 a rainbow — a reminder of • • • • Jed's promise to theft. their daughter, Mrs. Hum armee -Mr. he car craftsmen Pt-ending was die retiring P" and tmock at Lexington. Ky. Pie and Coffee T who developed Wide•Track Wheels, the innovation 1110 foemat uwitationa are being .dlent. Mrs. Harold Hopper. The that brought a new standard of roadability to the American passenger. tascher. Mrs. E. C. Jones. gave sent All friends of the famny are To Be Served .le...pening prayer. Mrs. Wiser.art invited a attend. car, present another fresh original for 1960! • • • • Club House Saturday mode a report on the needs 01 Pie and coffee will be served _Inmunity missions. The Woodmen Circle J umors by the zeta rtment at the With clean, crisp lines they've will meet at ten composed a delightful rightness Hostesses for tne evening were . a:cloce at the Woman's Club ho se immediately • 11111. All Members at the of form %%ill unity and Sirs. Sena. Mn. Brown and Mrs. following the 41 game at the rhythm. Junior Miss team are _serer—Others present were Mes- urged to be college Saturctay n ht. October 3. ' present for special practice. dames Ptrillip Mitchell, Allan H. The publie is Invit fa ter the pfovild principle • • • • of Widetraek (wheels farther apart for a .eil. tt G. Outland, Marvin Harris, Proteech will go Er me maint- The Zeta Department steadier stance) J B. Burkeen and Joe fitctimnes. of the enance of the :0181119/ouse and thefve engineereg an ingeniously improved • • • • Murray W,ersin s clubw.t serve groundsds via se the proj- suipettsioti system. This combination of a pas and coffee at lpe,citb giouse fi4u4ru1atiopu and supple' ects sponsored by the Zeia.deemt- Open Hotoe "Mourn* tallegoolleibi 41eiseallkessa 6ttepen5icift gives you flawless control, more skifi in' the fine art Of To Honor Airs. e011ete. Proceeds will go for the • • • • driving, smooth stability, bump-yielding softness. maintenance cif the club house a' Smock Saturday and grounds The public is invit- Chettie Stokes Mr and M -s Frank Abert Stub. ed- S. The power plant is typically Pontiac. A wide range of restless, ground. nleffeld will hold open house oh • • • • Class Honors Another fre4.11 one from Pontiac: gaining power packages to choose from. All are husky V-frs, rano% Saturday evening. Oct. 3. from Sunday, October 4th Members Birthday even to eleven o'clock at their Choral rehearsal of the Music The Chenie Stokes Sunday from the frugal 425E economy engine that prefers regular grade name on Poplar The inspired beauty of perfect proportion: Street honoring Department will be held at 2:30 at School class met recently in toe gasoline to the fiery Tempest 425. tiler daughter, .is ...lied Smock Murray Woman's Celli House. home it Mrs Bun Swimn for a and Mr Smock of Lexington. ley. • • • • pot luck dinner to celebrate the The precision control of Wide-Track Wheel Dedgn! No formal invitations are being An opening tea will be etyma birthdays of seven at the mem- Haven't you been an admiring spectator of Pontiscs long enough? Legt AJI ?news at use gamey are at Woody Han. Murray Slate Col- bers. The ...otter ride of hupple suspension! Isn't this your year to become a participant in Pontiac pleasure, .veci to attenc. lege. from 3-3O until 3:30 p.m. by Twenty rises members attended. to move up to Pontiac ownership, where the enjoyment is the fullest, Fheaside choke of a igorotic Tempem V-8 Engines where the point of view is the freshest?,fi tailored to economy or high performance: Wks-Track Vitseets give you 'wayless stability, solid comfort. You maneuver with sirillftil sureness, accurate control. It's 14 the sweetost, most prwriw, 111•11•41. DAY FRE most for a limited _time only! re.arding driving )ou'se eser felt. •01.1Ti•C I woe-Imo

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PAGE VI VI 1959 wIrTIGER & TIMES -MURRAY, KENTUCKY BER 30, WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 30, 1959 •••=1110.., AIMEINErrahrIlm• a City dwellers in the U.S. visited The average winter tempera- ministery; Mrs Doyee The first world's fair to be held A honeybee can fly carrying as It is. their dentists an average of 1.9 ture in the Arne is about 30 le- ardahip; sum L. V. in -the United States was put on "Cargo" almost as heavy vees below zero - enough sublectty; Mrs. Lloyd in New York in 1853. times a year in 1958. compared to freeze salt water six inches 'et': Mrs. Udell Vance, coun- with 12 visits among their thick in 24 hours. There are more than one mil- tosTOID Many children who were or- try cousins. lion earthquakes a year in the J. Wall gave the phaned and left homeless by le There were 198,298 male prise installed the nevi World War II have found refuge world. nd oners and 7.435 female prisoners service was closed in Pvstalozzi, a children's village confined in state and Federal Pat Ward. in Switzerland named for Johann by Mrs. Jae if dirt sold for a dollar a pound. reformatories at the Heiruich an 18th cen- prisons and ry Warren, retInn& ment, balance like rent. Pestalozzi, Prima Theatrical Ft., twear, Inc., tury Swiss educator. the average American family end of 1958. eelded. 110 ACRE FARM on black top NOTJCE WANTED I of Contagious, Ohio, turns out could harvest $54 annually from its were served by road with long highway frontage. I. more than 4,900 pairs of dancing Read Our Classifieds 40 acres first class bottom land Warren, Ohio, was the first city tts rues soil co-pets every year. B. ACRE FARM SEVEN MiLe.B 30 DIFFERENT COLORS in pen- A PLACE TO KEEP PAIR OF shoes and slippers a day. sowed to permanent pasture and to f Murray, highway 94. Good mules, near town. Also fence introduce ctrriplete Mazda tung- Americans purchase half of all 40 cils. What ever color pencil yan ouse, hot and cold water. Good approximately acremfet upland sten s-treet lighting. goods produced in the world. need, we have it. Good for map posts for sale. Phone PLaza 3-1435. • 'Leek barn, tobacco barn. tat in permanent pasture. Large spr- 'FARRIS'" work, or anything where dieter- 9-30P Spann, Phone HE 5-4615. 9-3(1, ing for stock water. Good tobacco nt colors are ()Mice Sup- base, two tobacco barbs and a needed. COLLIE puppy FOR Cii1 L DS four room house. Priced at ply Department, Ledger a nd at$8,001).4: pet. Good home - would consider Grocery 40 ACRES, 2 MILIZ Southwest Times, North Fourth Street. Al- White House CLAUDE L. MILLER Heal Estate grown Collie. Call PL 3-2450. Jayne Greve. Earl Spannophone so six- different colors in roll BETTER TASTE and Insurance. Phones PL 3-aeta 10-1NC: ititi \V. MAIN HE 5-4655. 9-30P and PL 3-3059. rite labels. S-26-NC A JOB STRIPPING TOBACCO. 0 SMALL USED GAS FLOOR DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE. Experienced stripping burley. Call Yellow Quarters" 2 lbs. 25e aces in good condition. Phene Prompt service. Trucks dispatch- OLEO, 04 Houston Lax phthe PL 3-31119. PL 3-5069. 9-30C Business Opportunities I ed by two-way radio. Call collect ,'gal. 39c 11.1-2P MILK, Sealtest VitaLure Mayfield. Phone 433. If no ans- SWEET BARGAIN. ONE "65" MAS.SES- wer call collect Union City, Ten' 19c Resguaon tractor with only 8 hours MARRIED MAN WITH CAR FOR COOKIES, Pecan Chip or Fig Bars box nessee, phone TU 6-9381 .. AFC service. New tractor at used tract- esetablished route in this area. r FOR RENT 49c or price One "20" Ford-Ferguson. 4,0(4) customers. 400 items. Work SWEET POTATOES,21 2 size can 2 for Taylor Motors Inc., Murray, Ken- by appointment. $8000 per week SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS- THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, elec- 43c tucky. il-30C guaranteed to start plus expense Repair on all makes, repaired, tric heat, utility roma, newly dec- ORANGE JUKE, large 46-oz. can This is possible due to end sup- ,.m. allowance. serviced, cleaned. Parts orated. See by contacting I. B. SMALL, FEMALE CHIHUAHUA. can 48c large expansion. For Interview ph plies available. Contact your lo- Wilson, 306 N. 6th St. PLaza 3- TREET, Armour's Can Meat I() months cld. Ideal for children. 3-2777 Paducah, after 7 p.m cal Singer Sewing Machine rep- atYS 1889. 9-39 cans 37c Aline PL 3-3177. Hasten Wright. 10-27C resentative Bill Adams, 212 N. 12th PEAS DelMonte 2 9-301' TV St. Phone PL 3-1757. FURNISHED ROOMS, one block Good SI•ced 1-lb. pkg. 37c,' to 10p.m. NEW HOUSE TRAILERS. 35 ft. of business section of city, ladies BACON, MANAGERIAL TRAINEES-Grow- Ihrrutzb-rt.L/ in the 506 Poplar, PL 3-4385. two-bedroom, 52995 00. 42 ft., ten EVERYONE preferred. 53c ing consumer finance and indus- TARTILLAS, 18 per can wale, ;3795.00. Williams' Mobile up-keep of the Barnett Cemetery, ii-30C sot loan organization has limited 9-30P trial east of Pottertown, please be at Humus, Pans. TWO ROOM FURNISHED down- Complete Mix 49c number ad openings in MaYfleld the cemetery by noon on Satur- PIZZA PIE, IS, TENN. WHINGIAR TYPE MAYTAG wash- and several other Kentucky cities 10-3C stairs apartment. Private entrance, day, October 3. DINNER 87c ing machine with two stationary for men who can qualify for our electric heat. Available now. Ph. CHICKEN CHO WMEIN tubs. Good condition. I30.1/11 PL 3- managerial training program. For PL 3-3001 or see at MG N. eth THE HALL HOOD PLACE on the CARNE, Paramount 29!, 3804 or PL 3-311011. 10-1C men who qualify, program oiners after 5 pan. 9-30C CHILI CON Coldwater Road is posted. Hunting Fast - as -you -can - learn training, is not allowed. S. L. Horn. 9-30C THREE ROOM UNFUR.N LSI1E4J 21 2 size 2 cans 69c 7111-1IEE-HI- V EN, IMPORTED Ital- Fast-as-you-are-able advancement. JUMBO TAMALES, • apartment, electric heat, private ian sees. Hives, bees and honey in Applicant must be 21-36, high AND CALI SALE. DUROC BOAR entrance and garage. N. 8th St. BEANS, 21; size can 19c hives. The Hitching Post, Aurora, school graduate and have car. at 1 'p.m. Some of PORK & Monday, Oct. 5 PL 3-2367. 10-1C Ky. Tel. UK 4-2208. 1U-1P Good starting salary, plus car al- the South's finest meat boars and I doz. 40c _ FRESH COUNTRY EGGS lowance and many other personal gilts. They will sell at prices any DEKALB CHICKENS 1 YR. OLD. benefits. Interesting, dignit 1 ed farmer can afford to pay. roster cans 43c See Mrs. Harry Coles 44mile DASH DOG FOOD 3 innovation work. Tres is a superb apptr- 4-Star Farm, 2/34 miles southeast North Gr..!en Plain or phone PE tunity for men who are eager to cf Mayfield on Highway 3 cans 35e passenger 3-2518. FRISKIES CAT FOOD learn and advanct themselves in lta2C ONE SUIT, DRESSES. Junior Miss the loan and finance field. For WIZARD WICK with 3 times more 69c sig. 9-11. Phone PLaza 3-1612. ,ntcrview, write or call in to Time HELP WANTED]. less 1U-41: Finance Company, Mayfield, Ken- NO BUGS M' LADY Shelf Paper roll 47c tucky, W. 1. Brown, 10-a2 DAY OR NIGHT, USED COAL FURNANCE, good RAHN SrITING, WAX, Johnson, Bruce or Phone PL 3-3327. SELF-POLISHING condition. Phone PL 3-6041. will do ironing. 89c FOR SALE or TRADE I 9404' Simonize cit• an for a FIVE ROOM HOUSE, full size FINISHER. Experience- 100 79' basement, two screened in porches, ---- STEAM SEE SAFE PLASTIC COVER 56 x 11 Boone Laundry a nd on nice shady I t, on South 8th. SIX ROOM HOUSE near college. preferred. side Court Square, and Almond mul SUpplft St. Excellent neighborhood. FHA Large shady lot For further in- Cleaners. South HAND LOTION, Hinds Honey 9-30C Low down 'pay- formation call PLaza 3-W73g Itleall Murray, Kentucky. 2 bottles for 89e I art Of lean transferrable. Cream, $1.49 size 98f a' LADY ESTHER, 4-Purpose 89c Is, ground- COLGATE TOOTH PASTE 2 giant tubes ranging TOUCH CALDLE RICHARD HUDNUT Cream Rinse, $1.75 size 913r By MATT STUART rade Better Than Any Other Milk! Joy king size 89' Blatt Fivart, 1991: frown the TI,11. M.sl & Co. a0••1: LIQUID LUX, IVORY or By .•. tlouted t,y K r.c Sunburst All Jersey Miilk Tastes COMPLETE LINE OF FROZEN * DENIES CHAIGIS--Iiiraisti ac- * ALSO A lough? way"' GROCER CH A rut 13 I -He /MS to prove himself a IDnerer standing in my tor Edmund Purdom chats AT YOUR DOOR OR AT YOUR * FOODS - FRESH FRUITS - * your way of - .vaat?" gure, 127:: %Yost ovr s .rnr man to me. He's got to be able' "In with two women on the Isle of VEGETABLES and MEATS eight miles out m the flat 'to knock somebody down and Frank demanded. Capri, Italy Earlier. Purloin :he told vote Of sum-ner fullest, dike run at the main. Cemble Lita- , walk over them. So tar I ain't "1 lust went to the police and signed water anc summer rang( e the Company COMPARE! seen any sign ot tern doing It. false Milk SHOP and neatiguarters sprat ieu statement labeling as Ryan STOP - mono a It La rum those corrals and Innen etoidings about i Hes too busy tally-gagging Saddlebacks. cho rges made by his estranged 3-3012 F. Chestnut St. PLaza 3-4771 th gs twenty years ago this PLaza a so e. tall winernill tower. It around a girl who's turning him wife against him arid another I burn." 'outfit would be twice what it as looked, as It was, a strictly male Into a lazy, lickapittl- woman for insult and assault. today." Bushrniller i= Cornered anger climbed up In by Ernie sar- Frank made a blind half turn The mnchhouse was unpainted Frank. and he hit out with NANCY up and down the room. He ann or the warped badly scuffed casm of his own. DISSECT EVERY NUANCE, IN THAT WA' THE bases you must rate whirled. his words a blurted AS MY DIABOLICALLY INNOCN-T I WILL porch a (mew of saddles were "On that HIDDEN NASTINESS, AUDIENCE WILL SOON hoarseness. CAST OF REAL CRABTREE CORNERS PINPOINT THE thrown carelessly down. Link Asbell as a very hell of a REALIZE THE INSIDIOUS "Have gone crazy? Do SPEAMS ITS LINES, I LAY NAKED THE BLACK EVIL Three round-backed chairs man For 1 near he knocked vou you RES/DENT6 NATURE OF MAN IN A what you re saymg VOICE - THAT LURKS padded with old gunny- sacks. and Bardu Sampson and Sage you realize WILL BE THE OFF STAGE SMALL, APPARENTLY all over and doing' Shooting men in the THE TRUE MEANING BEHIND THE &ere scattered along the porch. Wing° down and walked INTERPRETING SIMPLE BACKWOODS back-the Mann Kind of murder! --- NAIVE FACADE With a fourth sagging drunkenly the three of you!" OF THEIR THOUGHTS COMMUN iTY,' Do you think you can get OF THESE on three legs A battered claw The lighted end of Jonas Dal- away with it" WRETCHES' hammer and a little pile of rusty. mar's cigar fell to the floor, as "Who's to stop me" odd-sized nails were stacked the tvet was bitten cleanly conyuntve Frank made another turn against the wall. through in a quick. the rooiro Finally, there was a pair of surge of reawakenee anger Now about "Maybe 1 will" run-over boota that at genie time that he had started, Frank said "You'" Jeered Jonas Delmar had got water soaked and then sarcastically. "Like hell! You'll allowed to dry too long in the "1 hearri other things. too, like do what I tell you to do You sun, arid now ..'ere warped and somebody 'Mooting Old Pocky may talk tough, but I know bet- cnicked and Iron-hard and use- Lane, who was riding line tor ter. All you've ever been is a has. Big Five up on Roeebud Creek. lot of front, held up by my name Things were no different %- And then tried to cover up by and my money And 1 know why Nide where • barren cluseleas- burning the old fellow In Use worked you've been hanging around that nese held the rooms. In one of cabin. But Doc Jerome Vincent girl so much. You'd like tiles. Frank Delmar faced Me on what was Left of Lane and to talk her Into marrying you. father across • rough. pine-wood has sworn out an affidavit that by Al CAPS, not so much tor 'serest- but to _ table that was littered with old Lane had been shot And there LIL' ABNER to gulch get your hands on Big Five And papers and magazines, and two Is more. Sonroxely tiler wouldn't that be something' Se-h lard pall tops stacked frill of Neill Madison. He's not dead, but a nice easy way to get hold of a B - BUT, cigar and cigarette butts and he's bad wounded TI-L41-‹ JEST I-AIN'T) ??--A DOZEN tine ranch. Marry it!" NATO-I- NOW, dead althea. Man there was a box A - Frank spoke, Jonas Del- OTMIN' THESE AK/Sit-ALL WON'T 11-1ET Remo Delmar mimeses his nar- ERLY A AI-I'D of Minot ammunition, broken mar grew quite still. staring at LI'L NEATLY HURT 11-1' with squeezed down, iinrend- row cheer, 'ator, inward Re nut LNDAN1GEROUS open on one Role and with sev- him LIKE A took another deep pull at his SP-IM005 WON'T DO PACKAGED LI'L eral of the fat, brass cartridges able eyer. "Where'd you hear all PINEAPPLEft clgar. CRITTER, lilting out this?" he demanded harshly. FO'HOOMANITY!! AN' LABELLED "Ye: a fine scheme, but one Jonas Delmar fixed his son "At Bli, Five. Ann the way "GRADE A.!! PAPPY? that would never nave worked. 1104"mt,. with a narrowed ware Ambell talked and acted, he made For two reasons First, giddy as Arvart "Another day of loafing. eh' It pretts plain that he more than, she re'- ht act sonic times. Sue Visiting with that Vineent girl halt. triepeets that Double Dia- responsible. Ho I'M won- Vincent is no complete fool Sec- 1 suppose. When ax you going mond is k 1/ - ond, dead to imaerstano that this is a cattle dering. myself Arc we?" I'd see you before I'd - for you a Vim ranch where all grown men are Jonas Dalmar got to his fret, stand marrying /Ms doing so you supposed to work and earn their turned to a delay. cobwebbed cent, even if by along a whole salt'" window and stared out at the brought county." ft Jonas Delmar moved to the 1"1\\ Frank Dalniar reddened under sundown world, lie spat once I mouth of door of the room, paused there. his father's scathing glance and or twice, ridding nia easel with a verde. Always it haa been like fragments ot ma as, ctgar butt, ano spoke again staccato NITS ‘alts. Over the seem these had pulled a fresh smoke from a vest tirit'all. GX:L. been me little kindness from this pocket rum lighted up Then .ne "Wipe that God-have-merev- look .flawahlhae..- T. t., U I ..4 -•I man. am so much of that tier'. turned to rare Frank again and nom, off your face! it your Mkt 1..1.1•11....1 its sive sarcasm Frank's retort was spoke bluntly past a mouthful of guts are turning over not tram but curt.. smoke. scruple oi regret, be- by Raerburn Van Swim "The day I'm allowed a little "Responsible , and putt begin- cause you're scared-plain damn- ABBIE an' SLATS lay- ning! Which is seby it's high co scared and because what s In real authority around this YOU ' out. I'll take hold and show you time you quit playing around the wind definitely finisher. any LOOK DO plenty! But darnnen if I'm go- and began to think and act like -Mance you ever had of marrying WHAT I PUT WANT THE a Dittmar." Big Five, even If I'd stood for it! ing to stand being beetled lw Poch a man-and FOUND LAKE TO as Bardo Sampson or Sage It e ',Yank's turn to stare. "Oh, 1 want Big Ftve, al right IT Winer)" When he spoke s words came -ano I mean tc nave it But I'll RUN OUT? take .r.'hen why don't you tell them in a tone of shocked incredulity. It in my own way, the rough, SEE BACK isoo and make it esick 7" shot "Like a man-like Delmar! mean way that'll make Mike back nis father. "Instead of What are vou driving at? What Vincent writhe In his grave! And WHAT come whining to me like you are YOU up to, anyhow 7" you're going right along with me to you IT IS 11331.EJ were helpless or brokenhearted "Something I've waited much Ii I have boot every toot of the way. So let's have no or some day, ncd thiog!" too long for, and not waiting any more ci that wounded honor pose. It Fran -ecictened again. "What longer." Jonas Delmar h'' out don't fool me worth a damn!" Is this place--a jungle? Does the flatly. "Which la my rightful sun 01 the main owner have to share of summer water and Rum- fight evelrybody on it to show mer range. First It was Mike "With measured deliberate- his right o a little authority?" Vincent who blocked me off from ness Frank tharnar three the Jonas Delmar rolled his half- the Saddleback Hills range. Then contents of th glit•• Into the Iveiked cigar from one side of it was Mike Vincent and Nets hawser's faceg ahen grabbed a rn mouth tr the otner ground Madison. Well. Mike Vincent he bottle and made a swan:Ting v.. 11...1 Ut Pet.- - Mow. SSP, - JO - his teeth down on It while the de• dead, now And ft Nets Madison blow with It . . ." the story ration in his glance grew. ain't, be should be, And en no cierritinire. hea. 1nronnrrnw

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1,9 ANIUTS "1-IEYRE ALLAYS EVERY STEP-MCI:AR IN (sSITIN6 ABOUT -114E6E FAIRY IA IRANI:ET CONDEMNATIOt9f TALES , OF SerrI4ERG!TEP- M EVIL ETEP- DE5CRED A6 6EiN6 AOTHERS! V IL II ,IP) ii I. sz..7 Si iraafe- Naval Aviation CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle F: Fi Agli News Team Will Be In ACROSS 2-Res err nce Murray October 13 1-Vehicle 3-Parasitic fish OUP U0 DADMM MURRAY 6-1.1iri a 31011UNAJ • \name atmunt UM 111430PUM UM The Alm.. Chapter of the Fu- A Naval Aviauon infarrnation 8-Quarrel 8-1% ideas-aka uu orama 130151EI 6-A 1.t..t• aune-H.-anemakers of Amer ca 1ald team train the Memphis, Tenmes- 12-ba in debt ORO@ UWOM ONG 111-1cem by (alp!,r as regular meeting Faday. Sep- see, Naval Air Reserve Training ▪ Hemel. 7-Fe-nude MUM mlua no for 34-Period at (coliod.) MEMO POWO terober 25. Un:t is scheduled la visit Murray tune 4-Prepare for OB 304610 WEIWUU 'and the campus of Murray State 15-1...%er la print rank I-Sell to OM ROM puma The prograrn was a review Of ;College. These Representataves are consumer • the 17.Enrolled In 111300 MOO it' highlights of the state eon-':now tou-ring Mid-South co/legea • catalogue 10-Native metal DO LMOMOU au xention held in June given by 1S-541.etcal 11-Small lump 'and universities to disserranate drama 16-Semi- OMUDOW DUERO& Rita Chaprnanand Fay Hutcherw. preclous Mai@ OW DOW infarmation on the Navy's Flight Specials ft..ri.00rt Close 11-A - Out The Club Presaient, Sale atones ee Rita Chap- Truing:rig program. The team party man told 2:-BrazIltart 18-Ocean membe rs about wal be on the campus during estuary 20-8% i.e riTlir SS-Kind of tea SS-The tidal the plans for the officer boy 23-Hymn 441 -Clergyman 66-Man's the period of Octiiber 13th. 14th 34-Young nickname will be 16-Ventilates It-Eagle's nest C.-Extinct on the campus during and 15th. ti-Closes 2L-Speck flightless leadershp which will ?7-Hindu queen bird wr.tian training day During the ROUTS of 9:00 a. m. securely 46-Puelist 63-A a at• be held Ocalber 31-Tak• Vs -Strict 3 at Livingsan _400 p. m. the team will be avail- unlawfully Si -lime bard sl-Greek letter tab •r.) County I-L.gh -Prohibit 49-Choice ad-c,n sine? School near Smith- 175 32 able applieants who desire FREE to all TOP VALUE STAMPS 3.3-rnit of 63-K:n• of . Lind. for all chapters in the Let, an 36-Knase at Pa- intormaton or who wish to take ho currency cants 64-130: nu,-an ducah District. The following Of the Aviation Selection Examine- sot 14-Land ficers a the Alma Chapter plan mmsum 1 2 3 .-,_.;...%• -5 0 7 11 •••• 9 10 11 Lions. an 3f-Soak up see to attend this meeting: Gail Bran- Your Murray Kroger Will Close October 3. 1959 Two programs are DOW open fai S.-Knock +ea don. Diane 111-Cornoase 12 Joyce Ahart, Edwards, for interested college men be- poIn t Ann Morrison, Patricia Lovett. ch 4111-Part of face le 7.'1 • IS tw en the ages of 18-20. Young . . . . only to open a NEW KROGER 15 Fay Hutchins, Peggy Beal. Gail STORE to serve you better in the future. fa 42-Scottish Cap ,..'. men whi have completed two 44-Allvds Roberts. Linda Edmonds. Bibby "...,....4 21 " •'`.• years f a•l:ege and are unmar- We would like to thank all you kind people for your past patronage. You will 44-Simplo 1Geurin. Marilyn 4$-Cleaning Duncan and Rita r.ed may apply for the Naval de‘ice 27 28 Chapman. This group wi.l n 33 ::'':: 25.:.2I ,...:::;26 . be ac- Aviat:an Cadet program. Success- find the same quality merchandise -And friendly servce at your Kroger Stores in lit SII.Sharp \.. companied by Mrs. William V. 61-Suffti: 30 aaa 31 32 ,:a.a33 1 ful candidates are commissioned • adherent 79 Crealcmur. Adviser and Paducah and Mayfield. ot I Mrs. E. and designated Esigns and Naval SI 53-11allcious 1G. Chapman. Chapter burning li 'a .35 36NaP31 31 a a;39 Mather. Aviators at the completion of 18 ea -Large '...•'.• ‘',.._. S3 months flight training. SEE YOU SOON IN YOUR NEW MURRAY KROGER STORE! scissors AO 41 ..-"'42 43 ,...a.• 44 .43 of 63-Itediclnal i.....•. The Institute of Scientific Stu- Male college graduates, married af plant „ -a as Ill-Possesses aa dies for the Prevention of Alcohol- or single. between the ages of 18 ADD ZEST AS WELL AS SAVINGS TO YOUR mr.m....s! 62-Small ••''.';'.:' '',.'e...; , and 28 may apply for pilot train- in 54 akaaarkaaa . ism estimates that drunk drivers opening to ',•:,..4...4.51 ..,•. e., • epidermis cer cat Americans almost two bil- ing under the aviation afitacer plant 55 se 5-7 ,Y..511 39 4.5 ! lion dollars annually in added candidate program. Under this 64-Guldo's high note ,;•::.• automobile insurance costs. program candidates will receive • $02 03 IM-In music. Oi .o,...,..•.., a camm.siion as Ensign in the 14 S high Kroger CATSUP 6 The American Automobile United States Naval Reserve af- 66-Ardent 65 As. C-Ilurried ... sociato ttestimates that Amen- ter only 18-weeks at the Naval :'•'% DOLLAR DAY SAVINGS ON DOWN ni Feature Yndu.s•c• Inc. -C cans paid out more than 4,2 bil- Schap' of Pre-Flight at Pensa- lion dollars for automobile in- cola. Florida. surance in 1958. Area residents who are inter- ested in either If the two Naval flight training programs are in- vited to contact 'he team during Libby Deep Brown Beans"' Can S its aaat to the local colk-ge Cam- pus. EMBASSY STRAWBERRY PRESERVES --(e)- 7r N 39 Coldwater SUPR1ZE SPECIALS 50 FREE TV ST \MPS SENSATIONAL PURCHASE!! News Reg $1 19 89..c with any pur. base (-orn our 10,000 YARDS - 61.95 to '2.79 PLAY SHOE Mrs Kent.. n Boraeh spent Wed- HEALTH and BEAUTY AID ' tWsday with Mr and Mrs. Lave Pr awn cif Mayfield. DEPARTMENT Mrs Ola Adams •-f Detroit was FOOTBALLS F$ 798 99eca recent guest of relatives. • • Mrs. Doll:e Hunter of Padu- KROGER • tah iva.4 a savers guest acif re- FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 21 2 can Rodwood LUNCHEON MEAT, 12-oz. can DRAPERY at.ves. GRAPE Mr. and Mrs Sam Etheridae of DRINK, qt. can, Embassy Kroger Fresh Frozen Cut Paducrb were recent (littera of relatives. PRESERVES, Peach - Plum Blackberr) 0 GREEN BEANS, 10-oz. pkg. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Adam, sl sl arid ehadren af Detroit are sasit- irtir homer airs. No. 2 Can FABRICS Mr. and Mrs Fral Newsome Van Camp Golden HOMINY GREEN GIANT PEAS, 303 can and daughter were Sunday after- noon caiters of Ma and Mrs. G. Butterfield, 303 can Avondale Cream Style White or One of the .,1:gc-t :Ingle purchases we- have L Bazzell. Mr. ana lifre P tier McNeely Whole or Sliced POTATOES YELLOW CORN, 303 can ever made! Never before have offered you such spent akraataay and and Monday 9 Carnation night; with 'hr. and Mrs. Chest- Bush MEXICAN BEANS Evaporated for high fashion drapery and slip cover fabrics at aa Cethia• ca raducan. tor MILK, tall cans mach a low price! Imagine famous Mrs., arfieetialoi spent the week- Gerbers BABY FOOD "Waverly”, end saath 'Mr. and Mrs. foils-n Avondale Kidney, Pinto, illapkir.s "Covington", and "Seneca" brand fabrics at this . and family Packers Cut - 303 cans Gr. Northern or Red BEANS $1 I Mr arra Mrs Kenneth Barn- GREEN BEANS 10 Delicious Flavors low price!! " 'hill and chileiren s.f Brareton. I Tenn.. were Sunday guest of Kroger Fancy KRAUT sl KROGER GELATIN 13 pkgs. for '1 harnefalks. • HEAVY SOLID ANTIQUE SATINS SAVE AT THIS • PRINTED ANTIQUE SATINS LOW, LOW 1 LB • EXCLUSIVE "REGISTERED" PRICE &Sanborn DESIGNS KROGER Chase Coffee 69.c. • FLORALS, SCENICS, MODERNS, NOVELTIFS KROGER SUGAR CURED • HEAVY SATIN-BACK TEXTURED FABRICS Hickory Smoked Jowels 19P • 45" and 48" WIDE, FULL BOLTS • BE THERE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION GROUND FRESH 49 GROUND BEEF KROGER - 100". PURE icb

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KROGER - 4-oz. pkg. Sandwich Favorite DRIED BEEF -• -4 for si Spiced Luncheon Meat - ,19c

Quick Frozen KROGER - 8-oz. Pkg. Dressed Whiting — 2 bs. 25 CHEESE WEDGES 29c 25 FREE TV 50 FREE TV 25 FREE TV 25 FREE TV STAMPS STAMPS STAMPS STAMPS with purchase of any with with purchase of with purchase of D0451•41 UWE KR JO -Dons FROZEN MEAT or $5 PURCHASE 2 LOAVES (1/14-1b.) any Isabel Urcuyo de Somoza, 34, VEGETABLES BREAD FROZEN SEA FOOD the First Lady of Nicaragua, expires Oct. -3 expires Oct. 3 expires Oct. 3 expires Oct. 3 doesn't like her job but was 2 12 vs, wash ington quick to add that being the President's wife gives her pans, Ten"' chance to do • lot of good work She said that in an In- terview durirg a trip to New FRESH COCONUTS each 10c York The mother of seven children, ranging from 12 to SUPER SAVINGS! one year. she supervises 15 ALL PURPOSE RED servants pans meals, enter- week. works tains four daya a GOVT GRADED for charity. attends recep- POTATOES 10 lbs. 2.9c tions and political meetings.