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MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 139 United Press .., IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, June 1 1, 1958 VOTE RECOUNT HEARING IS UNDERWAY To Stop Gun Salvation Aeilijr Bob Miller Drive Now On Judge Sends Two Sheriffs & Heard Toteri Is Question FRANKFORT UPI — Shades In and one hundred ,LSeen Calloway Fifth Between fifty After Logan County Ballots of sAVyaitt Eanp: Lion Speaker workers have material in Mur- Vaniceburg Police Chief Earl ray and Calloway County and with awaited hearing got after midnight to guard the boxes Bilhnan is having trouble are now raising funds for the The long ri Around Murray County At- in the he said, gun toters and wants a city Robert 0. Miller, Salivation Army appeal. underway ;pis- morning at petition for recount dt the Demo- Judge Osborne expressed im- °refinance similar to Earl's well- torney. wee the :guest speaker Cattle Test Here The public is again urged to known decree — "No gun toting the meeting of the Lions Club cratic Primary ballots by defeat- patience as the questioning of :upport this good work for that in the city." held lest night at the Wornans ed candidate Noble J. Gregory. witnesses proceeded. He said Reading in the Ford Farming communey service, Army repre- The Gregory lost his race for election the ballots should be considered a tip was W. C. Dugan, editor of Club House. ClePrway Dourity lehvestock- sentation of the certification sentative, Ernie Toe/loosen stated. news yesterday and to the Congeess all right, unless some specific Lewis County Herald, wrote the Mr. Miller spoke on the Safe- men will celebrate the comple- certificate. Conaniseioner of Ag- individual is given for getting rid of chiggers. Anything that any votes to Frank Albert knowledge of tampering could be atterney general's office for ty Council which has recently Brucellosis Certifica- riculture Ben Butler will pre- by 432 gut adhesive tape on the bite, tion of the able to do will be greatly ap- produced. &Unman asking about the legal- been organized -here. He pointed Stubblefield, local druggist. %int a few seconds, then rip tion Program on June 19 at sent the certificate and will be preciated, he continued. Oppor- Gordon Crouch and W. C. But- ity of such an ordinance. out that the council is con- off the tape. The chigger comes I the Murray State College Foot- thtt featured speaker of the tunities are still available to A long line of witneses was terworth, the other two election Dugan said, "Certain elements phases of off with the tape. You make cerned with four ball Stadium. event. Others from Frankfort take part in this work for' the called after Judge Osborne over- commissioners for Calloway carrying revolvers, not safety, those being: Home, Farm, rier jump when you jerk off the here are The celebration will include to appear on the program are betterment and care of Cal- ruled a motion for dismissal of County testified that they saw and LndustriaL 'The tapes, but it does-the-trick. led but strapped on them- Tradleic a Barbecue Supper, and the pre- Dr. Robert -He -Singer, State Vet- kiway peoPle, -he talet. -the rest_ which was preeinited by no eVaence Of- tampering and called on as a selves like cowboys or state Liens may be - — erinarian, and I. John B. Healy, Contributions may be Mailed Attorney Wells Overbey. that everything seemed in order phase A suggestion is also given for patrolmen. group to help with some l Federal Veterinarian in charge Bank c,:f Murray Much testimony was taken in Calloway County. to Allen Rose, ef the fety program as it is mosquito bite relief. Dissolve twp "They seem to think that as of Kentucky. In addition sever- or to the Calloway S. A. Treas- during the session which con- Calloway Jailer Clyde. Steele developed, Mr Miller said, how- aspirins in one fourth cup of long as the weapons are not wo Injured al local men will be on the urer, Glenn Doran, Peoples -tinued from 9:00 until noon, then told the court that he found to each member is urged to 1:00 p.m. rubbing alcohol and apply concealed, they are within the ever program. Bank. took up again at the room where the Calloway bites. law and nothing can be done cheek the conditions around his I H Attorneys for Gregory were boxes were stored, open on Wed- about it." home and to correct unsafe con- azel The Brucellosis testing was Tipton Reed, Tyler Borne, Albert nesday, the day after the election. I song on the air today Kentucky has a law against ditions that he may find." officially completed on April 14. Ray, Clyde Flynn and Sam Boyd Only one of five windows in the its teeter Jimmy Klapp Has is The One Eyed, One Horned, carrying a concealed weapon George Ligon, James Thur- The percentage of reactors Neeley. third floor room of the court Flying, Purple People Eater." but the Bill of Rights of the mond, Marshall Bradley, Joe found in Callcway County herds New Position house was locked, he said. Disturbance Representing Stubblefield were • — state Constitution guarantees cit- Cowin and Jan Irby were in- was unusually lew. The record He told the court that the H. Lovett, Sr., According to the song it eats izens "the right to bear arms troduced as new Lions and pre- shows that out of 13.078 cattle Jimmy Klapp, son of Mr, and Wells Overbey, H. doorleading to the third floor Lovett, Jr. and other purple people, which should make en defense of themselves and sented with lapel Pins by Presi- tested only 89 reactors were Mrs. Norman Klapp left' Sun- H. H. room is opened normally with lawyers of Murray and Benton. it comparatively harmless in the state subject to the power dent Yandali Weather,' found in 68 'herds for the low day for Cincinatti, Ohio where a screwdriver. The steps then Two Hazel youths were acci- James Blalock, local Circuit these parts. of the General Assembly to en- June 24th will be ladies night percentage of .68 per cent. he has accepted a poation in lead sto the old jail and the dentally stiot last night about Court Clerk told the court that act laws to prevent persons frown and the club will meet at South the Cincinatti Regional Offices "junk room" where the ballot midnight by Hazel policeman Calloway has the distinction he did not have the Logan C. 0. Bondurant handed us a carrying concealed weapons." Pleasant Grove Methodist of the United States -General boxes were stored following the W. C. Hicks as he was attemp- -of being the fifth county 'of the County ballots and that a lady program of the vesper service Asa'. Atty. Gen. William F. Chu-rch where officers for the Accounting Department. vote counting. ting to mark the car they were 120 countries in the state to be in the Circuit Clerk's office in *leech' was in charge of the SyMpoon said he would need comorg year will be installed. Jimmy will -be there untll Marks were on the door facing riding an. Russellville, told him they were Kentucky delegation at the Reg- declared certified free of Bru- 10th, go to where the boxes were stored, more information on the situa- June then will released because she would ional Resource Development Con- In satisfactory condition in the eel:tars. not he said, however he did not know tion before he could render a Wasshington, D. C., for three 863.00 delivery charge ference at Fontana Dam recently. Three Cars Are Murray hospital wi't'h face in- need a when they were made. proper deciseon. He wants a In order to learn first hand weeks special training after juries is Calvin Johnson 15 of and a $20.00 charge for guards. Randall Patterson. Calloway copy of the proposed anti-gun Damaged In Wreck what this certification will mean which will return to his position Judge Osborne issued an order Two local 4-H members Ros- Hazel. Held in detention are Clerk drew the ire of Gregory's sl.nsing ordinance mailed to to County Livestockinten, be sure in Cincinatti. to Sheriff Cohen Stubblefield and eanne Farris and Jerry Brawner Early Today Dan Jones 26. Joe Rae:berry 15 attorney. Tipton Reed, when he hirn "Victory Mrs. Klapp mid little son will program. and Henry Blakely 19. Jones and attend fhe Celebra- to Sheriff George Little of Mar- was asked why he had not • were on the leave this week end for-. their was treated in the Murray Hos- tion". It is due to get under- shall County to leave immediate- placed a guard on the ballot involved new home. She wilt be a0C0fIll- they bad ..lesttfied, to Tee Inside page had two verses INT Three vehicles were igittal for head wounds and re- way with the Barbecue Supper ly attar boxes. Patterson replied that "we accident on Noorth Program pan it'd by Mrs. Norman Klapp proceed to Russellville and 'to of Rock of Ages printed an It in an kased. af 7700 P M and the have never been accused of oman s Club street in front of the Murray well be at 8:00 P. M. who will spend a few days. procure the ballot boxes and to ,etveradhavere sun itg n verse o According to Hicks the four- stealing on election before." so Machine and Tool Company this They will reside at 1788 York- return them to Calloway County, in • some had been driving through saw no necessity of deviating morning about 10:00. Everyone is invited to either town Road, Apt 2, Cincinatti, Cohen Stubblefield, the first Read these two verses and think town for a great part of the from normal procedure. Reed also Chorus Mrs Glenn Rudolph, who was or both parts of the program, Ohio. witness, testified that Calloway on the meaning. It is a powerful Sings night disturbing the peace but became incenesd when he ap- driving a 1950 Oldsmobile was eo come early to the barbecue ballot boxes had three locks song. parently misunderstood Patterson, he could not catch them in the supper, then see Commissioner going north on 4th when she with each commissioner having when Patterson was relating his struck the 1948 Chevrolet truck act. Hacks was driving around Butlei present the certificate. a key to one of the locks. He Rock of Agee, cleft for me, At Convention in his car ,sieserving their ac- Presence in his office when John was Tickets to the barbecue can be told the court that he locked Let me hide myself in Thee; driven by R. M. Miller who Improvements Pasco filed his suit for a recount Murray teens when he noticed sheen go- the boxes that he handled and Let the water and the blood, backing out of t he obtained from the County Ex- of the votes. Reed jumped to ing to his house. It was later the last time he saw the boxes From Thy wounded side which The Music Department Chorus Machine and Tool Company tension - McKeel Im- his feet and told Patterson that revealed, police said, that they was when they were turned over flowed, of the Murray Wornans Club The im pact carried Miller's plement Company, Ryan Milk he filed for Noble Gregory and had stolen some chickens from Set For Local to the County Court Clerk. He Be of sin the cure, presented a portion of the pro- truck into a parked car, a 1957 C ompany, and their milk haul- not for Pasco a Marshall Produce truck pal-k- said that he had turned his ipsave from wrath and make ma"gram Tuesday night at the State Oldsmobile owned by Ray Mon- James Blalock testified that he ed on the street and thrown Ckeleyrkoter to the Circuit Court w pure. Wernans Club Convention in day. had put the Calloway ballot Lexington_ On their return trip TheltUdifelsh car received dam- them into officer Hicks' yard. Post Office. boxes in the vault of his office age to the right front fender When Hicks arrived at his Red Cross Meeting While I draw this fleeting breath, Wedneeday the group will be Sheriff Little of Marshall test- on the direction of J ud ge which was _ estimated at $300. house the boys were gone but When my eyes shall close in entertained with a coffee at the Set For June 14 ified that he saw tine or two Osborne. One lock of the three Miller's t ru ck received slight the chickens were still there. death, home of Lt. Governor and Mrs. WASHINGTON. D.C., June 11 Cbroken boxes.lks (onH theid Maart hshalele leeks on one box was sprung, damage but*Munday's Oldsmobile He went into his house and When I rise to worlds unknown, Harry Lee Waterfield in Frank- The Calloway County Chapter (Special) —The General Services that he said. was difriaged to an extent of waited for the boys behind his And behold Thee on Thy throne, fort, Ky. of the American Red Cross will Administration has awarded a had directed the jailer. H. Ed- He testified also that he had $150. Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Mrs Charles Clark and Mrs. screen door, About five min- hold its annual meeting in the contract for $33.644 in improve- wards to deliver the ballots to seen the Marshall County, boxes utes Let me hide myself in Thee. J. I Haack Will also represent later Iltitf" boys drove by Circuit Court room on Saturday, ments at the Murray, Kentucky, Murray after being ordered to which were brought here from Murray at the State Convention. Son Born To Hick's house and locked as if June 14 at 2:00 p.m. post office building. Senators do so by Judge Osborne. Benton and that a lock on those they were going ta turn into the Big white hog passing the office The Chorus is composed out Judge Waylon Rayburn, chap- Thurston B. Morton and John boxes was also apparently sprung Dliver McLemore's driveway he maid. However, He said as far as he knew On a pickup. He was so large Mrs. Vernon Shawn, Mrs. Rob- ter chairman, will preside at Sherman Cooper announced to- open. that he was reared up on his when Hicks started out the door the meeting, which is called day.* the boxes had not been tampered The Marshall boxes were mov- ert Bear, Mrs. Harold Glenn Oliver C. Mc- hind legs and had his front Mr and Mrs. he slammed the door which for the purpose of electing new The work will be done by the with. adinto his vault also, he said. Doran. Mrs. McDougal, Mrs. Judy Avenue. feet tip on the cab if the truck. Lemore, Jr., of 13 warned the foursome. Hicks said chapter directors. Any person Moore Engineering Company, H. Edwards, Marshall County Deputy Clerk Mrs. James Blalock Stub Weleen, Mrs. Charles Sim- announce the arrival Akron. Ohio as they drove off they used who has paid $1.00 to the Red. Kansas City, Missourt, and in- jailer said that he guarded the also testified she saw one lock ms, Mrs. N. B. Ellis, Mrs. Joe baby boy born today, weigh- We understand there are a num- of a abusive language to him. Cross is a member of the organi- cludes air-conditioning, lighting Marshall votes the night of the 'undone. Dick. and one-half. pounds, ber of tomato enthusiasts in ing five Hicks then fired his 20-inch, zation and each member is invit- and miscellaneous improvements, election beginning at about 1:00 Elbert -Inman and Luther Cole Mrs. C. C Lowry, Mrs. James named Mirk Lester. town. The idea is to set them and has been 12-guage shot. gun into the car ed to attend this meeting and the Kentucky Senators said. a.m. He had been called shortly (Continued on Back Page) irtudy Albritten, Mrs. Germ, tt McLemore is the former out early, keep them well tied Mrs to do no more than mark the Is eligible to vote. Judge Rayburn The contract, lowest of four Jones. Mrs. 11( ens n Pryda tk - daughter of Mr. and suckered, have a lot of Sue Gardner, vehicle, he said. However, John- urges you to be present. spbmitted to GSA, calls for com- yect4 CMrs. Williaen Ferguson, Gardner of Jeffer- tomatoes early, and grow them and Mrs. Jack son had his head out the back pletion by November 1958, the Mrs. Julian Evans, Mrs. William Ind., and the grand- tall. sonville, window and he caught a great INA RAY MARRIES senators pointed out. Accoinparhst Is Mrs. Finis Outland. Gunning. daughter of Mrs. deal of the shot in the face. Mrs. McLemore Quite a lot of competition among Hfchard Farrell and the Director Both Mr. and Johnson was carried to Dr. LAS VEGAS (UPI) — Band- Effort Will Be College. growers, we hear. Is Mrs. Howard 011ie. attended Murray State E. W. Miller by his companions leader Ina Ray Hutton, 39, and FOOD DISTRIBUTED eeze• and sent from there to the beauty stylist Michael Anter, 34, 'Orenrrrodities Murray Hospital. were married here Saturday. It Surplus Food Hicks stated that about 15 was the blonde bandleader's third will be distributed Friday. June minutes after the shooting the marriage and the second for 13th back of Tabers. Upholstery Made To Save from -Run Boater Who car made another trip past his Anter, who operates the beauty Shop on orth 3rd street Seek am. to 4:30 pm. hoese but did not stop. salon at the Dunes Hotel. 8:00 o'clock Tobacco Market ITS Slashed Lake Swimmer The U. S. Coast Guard at and run" boat operator who Darby is a licensed practical With an eye toward as the assigned to the program. The tobacco market, Dark Tobacco 'rid Dacron, Paris Landing was seking in- stnick a rovirrirner Sunday after- nurse. members of Western Dark Fired "hit the state park. Growers will meet at the Mur- Tohaneo Growers Association formation today about a noon .at said the right leg suf- and Cotton. Doctors ray City Park on Wednesday will hear Boone Hill, president about eight inches Sgt. Charles R. Hardin. 23- fered a cut July 9th. of the organization; Russell A. another shorter cut, year-ski member of the 502nd long, and Holmes Ellis, Manager of the Hunt of the University of Ken- the bottom 95 Infantry at Fort Campbell, Ky., apparently from Western Dark Fired Tobacco tucky Agriculture Department; WEATHER 'ofthe boat's outboard mo- received two slashes on his leg, plate Growers Association, announced Mr. Josiah Fort, presidient of the out- tor. REPORT apparently inflicted by "he meeting today, and said the the Dark Leaf Dealers As•SO - small red- beane Motor of the Hardin was returned to Fort theme of the program would be ciation of Clariewille, Tennessee; craft. and-white Campbell Am,,, Hospital, an all-out effort to improve the Stephen E Wrather and Frank quality of West Kentucky's big- R. Ellis oaf the. Dopartreeet of the 'A crowd ef picnickers on gest cash crop. Agriculture, Washington. The Y the DOWN beach apparently witnessed Clyde Rowland Mr. Ellis said acreage of dark day will be highlighted with a N,/and Live accident, but the Coast Guard tebaccoe ' had steadily 'grown free barbecue luncheon to be said most of them were not At Madisonville smaller since 1930, with the em- served to all members. ants aware of what was happening phasis on greater quantity on Approximately 1500 people are and could offer no information United Press International Clyde A. Rowland, RFD 1, smaller parcels tsf land. The re- expected to be the guests of the about the boat or its operator. sultant change in production Western Southwest Kenaucky - Cleitely Murray has been placed in the Dark Fired Tobacco STYLES practices has led to much dark Association; Dark Leaf ,with occasional thunderstorms The accident occurred about State Tebenculovis Hospital at Dealers tobacco being thin • and excess- 'Assoceaticin; The Murray *today. high in the upper 80s. 2:30, as Hardin was !swimming Madronville, Ky., according to and ively long. This type tobacco is Mayfield Tobacco Turning cooler with thunder- in shallow water near the park Mrs. Rowland, the former Hildia Boards of not in demand -by the process- Trade, and Calloway donrns ending tonight, low in pavilion, about 25 yards off the Suggs of Lynn Grove. He will County ors. The remedy for the problem Sinks. mid - 50s. Cloudy and cooler end of a gravel road. A Com- be there an undisclosed length will be The )8 panion, PFC Dennis Dunn, of time. sought in the day-long temencious -eliccess of last Thursday. meeting to be held in Murray's years meeting virtually Scene 5:30 am. temperatures- quiekly applied a tourniquet and -For those Who wish to write assures cover a fence at KR Carson. Colo.. where farn., City Park. a "full-house" for this meeting. Covington 64, Bowling Green 64, Mr. and Mrs William Darby of to Mr. Rowland his address is RAVENOUS HORDE IN COLORADO--Grasshoppers decade. Federal insect control experts are An impressive array of au- The program will Lexington 6.5, London 71 and Paris took the pair to Henry Stale Tuberculosis Hospital, ere fear the infestation will destroy the best crops In a start at 10 a. (UPI Telephoto) thoritative speakers has been m., Wednesday, July 9th. 1-fogionsvelle 65. County General Hosgetal. Mrs. -Madisonville, Ky., room 316. on the scene to see what can be done.

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WEDNESD JUNE 11, 1958 PAGE TWO LEDGER ak_ MM. - HURRAY, KENTUCKY.... 6iS •.;04111pies. WEDNESDAY — THE LEDGER & TIMES FISI PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, lose ronsolidation of the Murray 'Ledger. The Calloway Times, and The Rivals Envy Mtittaugh's 'Stopper rWater Con Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, Jaime!, at surface, 74 ., 1942 runs in the sixth By FRSO DOWN with eight strikeouts. Ramon last nine gam,es, preserved rookie win. Roger Maria had three hits lied for four normal pool divide the double bill. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER United Preis International Monzant tagged for four runs Gary Bell's first major league for the Indians and Minnie Mino- inning to Remarks: ( aided by Dick Hyde, Danny Murtaugh is the enyy in three innings, lost his fifth triumph by shutting out the so had two, including a homer. Hal Grigg5, Striper jumpi age reserve tisa right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, garnaa. 01.0 won the second game for the of rival manag- ••••,. OW Cab Orioles in the last three innings. Billy Pierce relieved in the many small w ar Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best ' double ninth inning to protect the White Senators. Julio Bacquer's two- ers today because he's got the Giants Had First Place ' DickBrown's two-run Saturday nil mterest of our readers. featured a five-run Cleveland Sox' opening-game victory over run single was the big blow uf • the east end "stopper who could spell pennant It was the Giants' third straight inning that clinched the Washington but the Senators ral- the Washington victory. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE. WITS= CO., 1368 for tato or three teams. defeat- and their 10th in 14 eighth. gas lanterns Park Ave., ; 307 N. Michi- Munroe, Memphis. Tenn.; 250 He's Bob Friend, the rugged games but they retained a half- flows paying gan Ave. IThicago, 80 Bolyston St., Boston. right-hander who seems to keep game hold on first place because better ever lauonplug by at the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky, for transmission as By., United Press Interisalional winning no matter how strung the Milwaukee Braves still are Ilkitered 1' PI the time Second Class Matter or weak the . rushing headlong in the wrong Leatte and large m National Friend became the league's first direction. The Braves suffered SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, :ter week 20e, per L Pct GB on poppers, W nine-game winner of the season their fifth straight defeat, longest - month 85e. la Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- 30 23 586 excellent. Cat San Fran Tuesday night when he beat the since 1958, when they bowed where. $550. 27 21 563 'A and shrimp rt Milwaukee San Francisco Giants, 5-4, with to the Cubs, 9-8, Tues- 23 22 .511 3 Cincinnati an eight-hitter. day. The Crappie—de JUNE U. 1958 27 27 500 314 WEDNESDAY — Chicago Stopper? Yes siree, chorus beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, by the expert St. Louis 24 24 .500 34 Week lent. Fast tro Mnrtaugh's rivals. Since May 24, the other game. This 3-2, in Buy Privilege License .490 4 Pittsburgh 25 26 when the Pirates show a 5-11 In the American League, the is a fairly net 27 449 Philadelphia 22 record, he stands 3-1 and has moved into Suggestion—G IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED 29 .420 744 Los Angeles 21 turned in the team's only three fourth place via a 10-2 romp board Fishirs New City Hall and Gas Building $120,000 complete games. Back on April over the Baltimore Orioles and although Evi 14'Yesterday's Results 20 he stopped three-game Pitts- the Chicago White Sox a n d i so, "Outboard Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 al PENALTY directions for streak, on April Senators split 10% burgh losing Washington AVOID Chicago 9 Milwaukee 6 Sox! Baited Fish New School Buildings $110,000 Phila. 3 Los Angeles 2. night 24 he stopped a two-game stum- doubleheader. The White for rough fisl Zoning Commission with Pittsburgh 5 San. Fran. 4. night ble and on May 18 he halted won the first game. 5-4, but Planning and under floods Cincinnati at St. Louis, night, a five-game losing string. the Senators reboupded, 5-2. Proftssional Consultation starting. postponed. rain. Rookie R. C. Stevens and Bob The Cubs hammered out five Skinner hit two-run homers and homers, including two by Bobby EFFECTIVE JUNE 16 Kentucky IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED Games 'Frank Thomas added a solo Thomson,. to hand eight-game Bentonville, Today's round-tripper to account for all winner Warren Spahn his second 4 1.m. bass,. Industrial Expansion Pittsburgh at San Francisco the Pirates' runs. Friend yielded defeat. Ernie Banks hit his 18th bender. Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters Milwaukee at Chicago _ --- a two-run homer to Orlando and Cal Neeman and Dale Long Dearborn. I Cincinnati at St. Louis. night but raised 8 •• bps Widened Streets In Some Areas Cepeda in the fourth inning also homered as the Cubs Chas. B. Grogan Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night closed strong and wound up their season record to the .500- . Continued Home Building - • mark. Glen Hobble, oigho took St. Louis. —Airport For Murray • Tomarrerves Games over tor-Diek Droll- in the third 16 crappie. us Murray Legorm Team the Braves to John Strube Milwaukee at Chicago inning, limited Clerk City Auditorium his fourth deci- stripes, tIs to Philadelphia at Los Angeles Over Mayfield six hits to win Wins Terre Haut Cincinnati at St. Louis, night sion. Streak Broken City of Murray field and I Pittsburgh a! San Francisco The Murray American Legion Dediers Semproch pitched stripes, up to — --6M111101111.1 team registered their second vic- Rookie Ray win his sixth Evansville. tory of the year last night by a nine-hitter to American League the Phillies and snap 10—limit. lii defeating the Mayfield team 11-2. game for BIBLE THOUGHT- FOR TODAY L Pct GB three-game winning Mula Popper. Gaylon Johnson went the dis- the Dodgers' 32 14 696 The Phillies .riapped a vItlew Wash New York tance for coach Luble Veal's boy streak. City 25 22 532 7/12 in the fifth inning when ‘1, Jackson, 6 t 1 say unto you. Kansas giving up only one hit. The locals 1-1 tie It was said, ... but 27 24 529 71.4 two runs on an error Boston plated nine runs in the fourth ohey scored Popper. 25 28 472 1014 a fielder's Fort Knox Matt. 5:21, 22. Cleveland inning which more than sew-up by PeeWee Reese. 24 27 471 1044 Richie Ashburn's Purslev. 14 Washington the game. choice, authority. A 22 27 449 111.4 single by Sony' Hemus. 15 stripes, II Christ spoke as one having Baltimore Tommy McClure led the bat- and a 22 28 440 12 Newcombe suffered his fifth Russellville billion people now acknowledge that author- Chicago ting parade for the Murray crew Don 21 28 429 1244 the Dodgers. 8 1.m. bass. 3 ity today. He gave us safe directions for Detroit with two singles. Steve Slice straight loss Hoyt Wilhelm. who has re- Charles Bow every step of life. helped out with three walks FOR FATHER'S DAY... in six of the Indians' Herndon, C. Yesterday's Games' while Don .leynch. walked twice lieved bass. 1 to 2 ! twilight and collected a single. Chicago 5 Wash. 4, 1st not be bashful about Madisonvill night Murray will play Jackson Smart guys will • Wash. 5 Chicago 2. 2nd 4 bass, 1 to 3 2, night Thursday night on the high school MORE OF THE SAME Cleveland 10 Baltimore hinting for a gift certificate which will get them Hatcher, 9 b night, field and will return the game Kansas City at New York, 11.4 lbs., Bor • rain. Saturday ngiht at Jackson. postponed, ENDS a pair of these handsome Roblee shoes bass. IS to 3 (1RMER Governor Adlai Stevenson told the gradua- Detroit at Boston, night, post- NOW! THURSDAY Knight and ing class at State Unirersity the economy poned rain. FIGHT RESULTS 1.m bass. Bo] F And don't be too subtle about it: of France could collapse—within six months. He recom- By United Press International A Family Treat! Pee Dee, K Today's Games doll to get a mended liberal financial aid by this country to prevent SCRANTON, Pa. —Dan Hodge, just tell your ever-lovin' C'ocago a: Washington, night the time has come for us to let the bars 1893a, Wichita Kans., knocked Roblee Gift Certificate here. it. and he said Cleveland at Baltimore, night out Norm Jackson, 18344, You- TV's down and extend our foreign aid program to include Kansas City at New York. 2 ngstown, Ohio II). Molly 1 EN countries behind the Iron Curtain. • Detroit at Boston. day-night He also said the future peace and welfare of the HALIFAX. N S. — Richard Bee Tomorrow's Games (Kid) Howard. 136. Halifax. world -depends upon our acceptance of the Soviet Union Johnny Juliano, 133, Chicago at Washington. night stopped starring , as equals in every respect. military, scientific and econo- Hartford. Conn. (7). Cleveland at Baltimore. night — in -- mic. He.. said Russia is ready for a push-button war and Kansas City at New York ,2. is tar better prepared in many ways than we are. day -night Tommy Rustling (.178), Eddie Detroit at Boston Wells (.1198). and Dan Pugh. 10th with his 1. Mr. Stevenson will leave about July The three Murray State boys two sons. for an extended visit in Russia. H.says he has are Jock Holley, Joe Mikes, and been invited to visit many places where Americans have Does Murray fiave Al Giordano. HoUey isr the never set foot ,,since the Russian revolution of 1918, and Twin State Entry Peseta leaditng Hitter with a .529 mark. Mikes is doing dou- that he expect.s. o make a careful study o flife under An•••eti•••3 In • ble duty for the team with his SPORTS Communism. cool .500 batting average and The city of Murray does not his .052 earn run average as a ILLUSTRATED As in his umuccissful campaign for the presidency have an entry in the Twin IRV pitcher Joe is the squad leading in 1956 he recommends immediate discontinuance of States League....or do they. RBI producer with eight but nuclear fission tests, and at the very time our Justice If one looked over the stand- his hitting can not over-slhadow Department is considering dismissal of the Russian Am- ing of the league you would his pitching. Tu not see a Murray team fisted. bassador he urges a better understanding and co-one-ra- He has a 3-0 record and has 94 llowever, if you exinaned the given up only one earn run in tim with the Communists. roster of the number one team 17 Innings. He also has struck- I. Kbrnchkin is accused ID the division, which is Cold- The third secretary, Nicolai out 38 men in those 17 frames. water. you would find that eight of trying to buy lassifted military publications from an Giordano. who is the team CCTTA of she eleven boys are from writer, manager, ;a hitting .381 includ- American free-lance Ambassador Mikhail ien- Murray and the other three are ing six RBIs and nine stolen shilov says his assistant has denied it, and "he has no from Murray State. bases. reason not to believe him." Sc As a team the Murray out- The standing does not stinv In view of Russia's practices in her diplomatic rela- fit has won all six games they it but it appears safe to say that eAl 'tions. in the United Nations, and her intemperate attatks have player) but the first game Murray does have an entry in PIC? on capitalism in general and the United States in particua. of the year was awarded to the Twin States League. ler. we, can't understand -how Mr. Stevenson can favor by fortfit due to a mix Up contracts Of some of the the exercise of more ( onfidence and trust. players. Bablajs Billington has proba- cAsusi_Tira LISTED REDS TO saw) FOOD bly turned in,, the best job of FOR RENT ALGIERS. Algeria iUPij — LC)ND)N' (UPI) — Russia's any of the local boys with his / Supreme French Commander'. in Red Cross and Red Crescent 311B !Noting average :Ticino:ling Algeria Gen. Raoul Salm an- societies soon will send a skipload two --lionteruts and six runs $4395 nounced Monday night that 715 of food and supplies to Algerian batted tn. His brother Ted is- Mos,itm rebels had been killed refugees in Tunisia. Moscow Ra- n't too far behind him for top Stoves and.189 taken prisoner by French dio reported. The goods will be honors will his 2-0 pitching Refrigerators- troops during the week ending distributed by the Tunisian Red record. Ted has given up . only Sunday. ThecFrench fight against Crescent society after arriving In six earn runs in 33 innings tor er the Moslem Rationalists has been Tunic aboard the Soviet brighter an earn run average of Ia. TV. Sets contniumg without let-up despite Odessa. the broadcast heard here Ray grim firmer Murray the French crisis and Gaullist said. _ high ; has the team top upheaval which started here May batting marke with ,571 but 13. , he has only appeared in two A ptarmigan dives cflrectly of the teams games. BILBREY'S Birds prefer to face- into have STORE fraten Melt uste a deep snow Other Murray boys who SHOE 210 East Main Phone 886 ADAMS high wind during a storm wti.le bank end sp,,es to sleep. thus played 114 roles in the fh-st Phone 106 106 South 5th Street all Oiromals. except the buffalo, rhre roong any telltale trail for six games are Danny Roberts I 333i, Nelson Shroat (215), imodeNimosar' mAKE BELK a SEME CO. Your HEADQUARTERS FOR FATHERS DAY GIFTS • DRESS SHIRTS SPORT COATS Line of: TROUSERS SPORT SHIRTS A Complete UNDERWEAR WORK CLOTHES SUITS SOCKS TIES HATS SHOES

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A WEDNESDAY — JUNE 11, 1958 LEDgER & TIMES — IVA/MUT. KENTUCKY PAGE TITRE 11111MINMEN. FOR TROUBLE-FREE HOURS AFLOAT. . . Along with the hardware, check be given a br.,1: brushing and your fire extinguiser to see that put out :into the warm sun fur in It is properly filled and thorough drying. Mildew often REPORT Hooks working order. and nothing will AND Check Your Boat ,Gear , Trailer invites rot, Linkage, the lines and cables niildew faster than fresh connecting the steering wheel dispel' er Hammons, 27 stripers, and plenty of sunlight. rWater Condition: 78 degrees Norman with the motor, should be kept air at surface, 74 degrees at 30 foot, l'4 to 3/14 lbs., minnows—night— Anglers lubricated and receive periodic Check your anchor and anchor ns in the sixth normal pool and dingy. bridge piers.. HARMON checks. Be on the lookout for abrasion and the double bill. Remarks: Outlook best yet. Golden Pond, Ky.: Ben C. by JIM line for wear or wear arid ,faul',.y connections. Line is I by Dick Hyde, Striper jumps starting — good Moore, 5 perch and s. bass, /12 make certain extra Steering cable faces a good deal game for the many small willow flies swarmed to 3 lbs.. minnows. Lois Oakley, aboard for use as both bow and be of stress during the boating Bacquer's two- Saturday nigh:. Night fishing 15 stripers, spinners. The fishing outlook should stern painters. season and a check now may he big blow of the east end bridge piers with Hopkinsville, Ky.: Cecil Rankin good for this weekend. If there be good. save many frustrating hoiirs of o- Dents, nicks and gouges in victory. gas lanterns and goldfish min- and Ed Tatum, 24 s. bass, 34 to is any change it should of the trying to mate offshore repairs rails and topsides should be nows paying off and getting 1/12 lbs., A.B.U. Henry Gr1gsby, Reports frbm all points fishing boating filled with plastic wood or ma- better every night. 18 carp, total 64 lbs., dough. lake considered and the on linkage during the rine dough, smoothed down and skoonplug by day getting better Red and Charles Sallie, 20 has been bad for the past several season. condition is then painted or varnished as IWI the time for both stripes stripes, A.B U. Reflex. Tommy days. The water Canvas tarps, life preservers, 80 de- required. and large mouth. Large mouth Dattilo and Doug Brame, 20 cat, normal ranging around cushions and other gear should unchanged. on poppers, early and late— 2 to 6 lbs., worms. Herbal Rodg- grees and the level is stripers, to 1/14 lbs., excellent. Cat fishing with worms ers, 15 34 Night fishing and Shyster. Jim- Major and Ken and shrimp remains excellent. trolling by day should be the Hayes, 15 stripes, 1 lb., minnows. Crappie—deep and caught only best bet for both striped bass Dr. J. H. Young, 2 1.m. bass, 3 by the experts. Blue Gill—excel- and largemouth. The use of pop- stripes, 4 lbs to 3 ,lbs., Hula Veek lent. Fast trolling the Spoonplug has met with success in pers Popper and spoonplug. Richard is a fairly new method of fishing. the bid for largemouth. Those Tinsley, 5 s. bass, N to 1/12 Suggestion—Get a copy of "Out- Crappie are deep, deep. The lbs., Doll fly. Mr. and Mrs. board Fishing" from Evinrude. novice ANGLER'S chances of Jack Rutland, Walton Lacy, 21 Skhough Evinrude can not say HOOKING the crappie are Pretty stripes, 1 cat, 1 1,4 to 3 lbs., gold so, "Outboard Fishing" is simply slim. Nelson R. directions for Spoonplug. fish. Mr. and Mrs. to 3 lbs., Baited Fishing Dock: Now hot Bennett, 16 cats. /12 Blue Gill catches are com- and Mrs. Nelson for rough fish and night fishing worms. Mr. paratively good a nd someone stripes, top 1/12 lbs., under floods for Stripes now Bennett. 37 should register a catch now. gold fish-2 nights—bridge piers. of Blue starting. There is no entry at all PAUL GILLIAM Kentucky Lake Catches Gill in the Men's division (Class 'S ONE-STOP lead Bentonville, Ark.: Ruth Cate, At and Mrs. Hugh Massey's B) 4 1.m. bass,,.34 to 5 lbs., Hell in the women's division (Class bender. DEL MAR WORTH $75,000 could be over taken. Mrs. Mas- DEL MAR, Calif. (UPI) — sey's catch weighed in a one-half Dearborn. Mich.: Thomas Mit- This is the time of year when complete sanding and painting. knife, a stiff wire brush and ten, 8 •Iliss, 1 to 1/12 lbs., Track President a n d General pound. . Evansville the ntire crew of - a boating If you're a salt-water skipper, steel wool, phis plenty of elbow Shyster. Manager Don Smith announced H. D. Walker of family gets impatient to put chances are you washed down grease, will remove any chnstng St. Louis, Mo.: Dale Bolyard, Monday that the 1958 revral of and Joe Beckham of Russellville bass that rig badk on the water again; the craft bore storing last growths on the hull. 16 crappie, up to 2 lbs., minnows_ the Del MOT FtettirttY. Oa be run, took Several large mouth pounds. arid it's also the tIffie 16 check -fad. -Sur Jr you- crtdn't, nmes the Check your hardware Toe cor- John Struber a nd party, 29 on Sept. 6. will have a gross that weighed up to 'Six with a your outfit before the boating time to do it. Warm water, a pitting. Excessive stripes, /12 to 1/12 lbs., minnows. value of $75.000. The six fur- Walker made his HOOK rosion and season gets into full swing. good detergent and a soft cloth mean that Terre Haute, Ind.: Rudy Slum- kng race is for tvos-yostr-okla. Hula Popper and Beckham land- corrosion or wear will ed his catch with a Bomber. vsill remove all particles of salt. someof the hardware may need field and Leon Sackrider, 47 Smith mid that 139 juveriles your stripes being taken now How well you. prepared Dry the washed hull with a parts, such stripes, up to 2 lbs.. gold fish. have been kept eligible for the The replacing. Movable jumps with spoonplug craft for winter storage will de- chamois to avoid streaking or Evansville, Ind : H. 0. Walker. event. in the be treated with a penetrating around two pend upon how quickly you staining. 10—limit. I.m. bass, 1 to 6 lbs., trolling are weighing as blocks or turnbuckles, should have an entry can get ready for launching in Mula Popper. pounds. We don't .[If you didn't clean the bottom oil. Oil will many times loosen • bass and remember, the spring, but regardlis of v'New Washington. Ind.: Herald INVENTS "SMELLVISION" on striped 1 of: your boat last fall, get at it pulleys which seem completely well win a big vAset you drd last fall, a few Jackson, 6 bass, 4/12 lbs.. Hula PLYMOUTH. England (UPI) you may very ncrw. The blade (.f a putty "frozen" by salt or 'corrosion. with.just a small.fish. tips frcm the Evinrude Boating Popper. —Inventor William Rose an— prize still leads wtih his Foundation will help you get Fort Knox. Ky.: William D. nounced he had invented "smetl- The Doc five ounce large your boat ready easily and ef- Pursley. 14 cat. 6 bass, 1 pike, evision." Rose said his "smelly seven pound with a Lucky 13. ficiently. 15 stripes, 10 crappie. minnows. telly" device releases different mouth taken scaling toward Mr. Cast Your Eye This Way Russellville. Ky.: Joe Beckham, perfumes from a television set It you are Ths first thing is to make a regard the Lucky 13 8 1m. bass, 34 to 6 lbs., Bomber. bv means of an electrical impulse Bass don't careful check of the hull. If you invariably gets by SLIM JIM Charles Bowles. 6 bass, 1/12 to from the transmitter. too lightly. It (find the paint checked or blist- into the Herndon, C. A. Templeton, 16 some fisherman's name ered, sand down the rough areas. fishing reports from Kentucky bass. 1 to 2 lbs., Spoonplug. It may require only a touch-up as deadly as before. Lake every week. We are not action, twice 6,Madisonville, Ky.: Billy Travis, In June 1944 the U.S. Navy here and there rather than a -diving lure, so trying to sell it, we just don't It is a floating THE RAY MYERS SHOW 4 bass. 1 to 3 lbs., Plunker. J. W. captured an enemy warship for the slightest want you to miss any bets in well balanced that Hatcher, 9 bass. 5 stripers, 1 to the first time in 130 years. motion of the rod tip or the Beginning this Friday and Saturday the bid for the big ones. us 24 lures to be awarded to a 1/12 lbs., Bomber. ack Bishop. 7 Having crippled the German sub- current will FRIDAY We have felt the slow down winning entrant. barest perceptible AMATEUR NIGHT EACH bass. /12 to 3 lbs., Luckey 13. Bill marine U-505 and forced it to it dancing. A normal speed in fishing this week both in We expect to run a full prize No. 1110111 start Fun and Prizes! A Watch to the Best Amateur! Knight and party, 44 S. bass and I surface. American sailors boarded Swiss will cause it to turn catches reported and the number list in a few issues but the of retrieve I.m bass. Bomber. I the enemy ship arrl declared just surface and at TEEN-AGE SHOW EACH SATURDAY of people engaging in the summer prizes are still pouring in and 14•11dis "TaIreMy Spook" below the Pee Dee, Ky: William Aldrich, her a prize of war. it will go a snort. For the first week since we have withheld publication of (Floating-Deong) a fast retrieve Doors Open at 7:30 depth of 5 or 6 feet. The "Tad- mammemasIr the contest began, we don't have the list until it is completed. This the new "Tadpolly"—new is especially effective for any new entries. IFtitch for it! , golly" JIM'S ROLLER RINK on No. 18th Street shape and balance gives a faster bass. Teacher has gone fishing We I Ssrine- ten per cent of the ENIX Sporting Goods don't know if Mr. W B. Moser fishermen catch over 60 per cent will be playing hookey to go of the fish, statistics show. Mean- on Concord Highway fishing but he has the equipment ing. simply, that this comparative ' of anglers is smarter exrseditions. SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS now to make all his handful cheerful ones Mr Moser won than the other 90 per cent. Each BOATS - MINNOWS - FISHING the 10 h p Scott-Atwater motor I of them have one thing in corn- TACKLE SOUVENIRS GAS and the 14-foot aluminum boat ; mon. they have a method that OIL • FISHING LICENSE given away Saturday by the local leers off. ARCHERY EQUIPMENT Jayevs. ! Be quiet. Whether you are Mrs. Everett Massey of 221 fishing from a boat or from LIBERAL TRADE-INS ON South Eleventh Street here in the bank, the fish should never BOATS and MOTORS Murray continues to reign as know you are around. When the over-all leader of the Ledger fishing frofri the bank _don't walk de Times fishing contest. She heavily, and avoid stumbling, holds both first and second place vibrations carry great distances 1 In crappie caught on live bait and the fish are always alert. and fire place and second place Careful in that boat. Don't scrape IRVIN COBB RESORT,Inc. In crappie caught on live bait the tackle box, bang the oars, and first place in Bluegill caught splash the anchor or otherwise ROUTE 8 on artificial or live bait. Mrs. telegraph your presence to the Turn Off Highway Massey has a grand total of 65 fish. Ease up to the ' spot, an points. easy and accurate casting dist- 94E Near Murray The Mailman just dropped off ance away_ The only sound the another box of prizes for the big fish should hear is your lure contest. Glen L. Evans, Inc. sends dropping on the water.

COTTAGES • SAND BEACH COMPLETE DOCK Ten Years Ago Today FACILITIES Ledger & Times File BOATS — MOTORS Max rhtlFehili was named Commander of the Mur- BAITS — GAS — OIL ray American I.egion Post at a meeting last week for PICNICING FACILITIES election of officer% He succeeds Allen Rose who finished out the term of Wilily Berry. — FISHING FUN AND NO MOSQUITOS — Buddy Valentine and D. T. Doran left last Wednes- day for two weeks vacation in Miami, Lakeland and other points of interest in Florida. SERVES DELICIOUS - -.-Robby Garrisork..studant at University of Kentucky, RESTAURANT is-at home for the summer vacation. FOOD at PRICES Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Howard had as their weekend MODERATE guests Mr. Howard's mother. Mrs. Clyde Howard, and grandfather. T. M. Hayden of Paducah. The Murray Woman's Club House was the getting yesterday afternoon at 1:30 when Mrs. John Ed Scott, Mrs. James Rudy Allbritten. Miss Marilyn Mason and Mrs. H. B. Bailey, Jr., entertained with a dessert bridge.

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• WEDNESDAY 1958 JCANTUCKY_ _ WEDNESDAY — JUNE. 11, PAGE FOUR LaDOER TIMM_ T— WIRRAL!, 'roses and ferns. The cake and Miss Beverly' Jean StOu-1-ilecomes the [punch bowl were placed in a Bride of Mr. Robert Marshall Garland nest of ferns, sweetheart roses The wedding of Miss Beverly brother was Mr. Kenneth Gar-1 and gardenias. The four tiered daughter of Mr. land. Ushers were Dick and wedding cake was topped with BUY!! Jeanne Stout, groom. SPECIAL and Mrs. Carl M. Stout, and Mr. Carl Stout, brothers of the bride. a minature bride and Marshall Garland. son of Edward Carroll, and Bill Wyatt. Presiding at the bridal table Robert Barbara Taylor and Mr. and rs. Rual Garland. was Mrs. John Bowker, organist, were Miss evening, June Alone," "I Love Miss Lynn Hahs. Mrs. 'Robert solemnized Friday played "One D. Covington, 6, at 7:00 in the Memorial Baptist Thee," and Melodies of Wedding liahs and Mrs. E. DAY of the bride, assisted FATHER'S Church. Music." Soloist was Miss Carolyn grandmother She sang "Always" and in serving. Officiating at the double ring Wallis. The couple left after the re- ceremony was T. A Thacker. "Because." A vocal duet, "Oh sung by Mr. ception for a wedding trip in Male Nei' The bride, given in, marriage Promise Me" was For her Short Sleeve Albert Weatherly and Miss the Smoky Mountains. ,v her father, was lovely in a Roy going away outfit, Mrs. Garland - over - white satin gown Louise Jones. At the conclustion they sang "Thv wore a navy blue silk suit with featuring a bodice of french of the ceremony, shoes. Her gloves STUDEN Lord's Prayer." - navy hat and imported bridal lace with sleeves and handbag were pale yellow. ending in tiny points at her For the occasion, the church She wore the white orchid from SPORT SHIRTS TEAC hands. The full skirt was de- was decorated with white glad- her bridal bouquet. FOR St. signed from tulle edged with ioli, peonies, and ferns. The scene The couple will make their 2.98 & '3.98 VALUES lace in front and sweeping into was illuminated with burning home at Ft. Chaffee, Ark., where EM PLO a chapel train in the back. The tapers arranged in eight branch- Mr. Garland is stationed with the AL sweetheart neckline was decorat- ed candlelabra. Lighting t h e Army. • —NOW ONLY — ed with seed pearls and fastened candles were Carl Stout, Jr., and Out-of-town guests were Mrs. were o you realiz in the back with minature cover- Edward Carroll. Pews Malcolm Sublett, Denver, Colo.; bilities to met ed buttons. Her veil of bridal marked with white satin bows. Miss Jeanette Hughes, Paducah; t for her r (Ole have a illusion fell from a crown of Mrs. Stout chose Messrs Robert Thompson, How- 2.59 or 2 $5.00 potenti seed pearls and was finger tipped. daughter's wedding an antique ard P. Huyck and Bill Baggett dress de- ibly you are She carried a white bouquet white polished cotton of Calvert City. or today. fashioned in a cascade design. signed with a coccon skirt. Her • • • • The orchid was surrounded by accessories were toast and she any men e, white roses, lilies of the valley wore an orchid corsage. The average American home 'BELK-SETTLE CO. business last yt and long ivy streamers. The groom's mother was attir- ,today l•as the equivalent of 40 to $15,000. We Serving as maid of honor was ed in a pink lace-over-taffeta Iservents in the electric utilities to sell you, but Miss Sondra Kyle. She wore a dress with pink accessories. Her ithe homemaker uses, acoostling Murray, Kentucky make mom full length Mint green gown of corsage was an orchid. tio Don Brown, Michigan State 'he right me polished contin featuring a bustle Immediately following the'l University extension specialpt. tryl 8325 p, in back. Her pictuze hat of ceremony, a reeeption was held i matching material was tied with in the home off Mr. and. Mrs. green velvet streame-rs and was Gingles Wallis, O-Olive Street. 11 you are ' a special design by Paramount The bridal table was overlaid have a car, fr Hat Shop of St-. Louis,Mo. Her -with a pink net cloth and was from home PA bouquet consisted of white carna- centered with a crystal candle- l'riday, ready MRS. ROBERT MARSHALL GARLAND tions and long streamers of ivy. labra holding four twisted tapers .Remeinb June 15 nce--then see Acting as best man for his surrounded with pink sweetheart Mr. C. 6 P.M. CONSOLIDATED'S SENSATIONAL GIFT VALUES WILL Wednesday 4 Nat,ona MAKE HIM EVEN HAPPIER!! Murray. FAMILY SHOE STORE Men's or Boys' Reg. 69c Value SPORT STRETCH SOCKS Services Annual' Spring DEAD STOCK SHIRTS Radio diapatchc Tankage Co. P sleeves, patterns ga- 3 pair 11.00 Short dam. a week. C lore. Plaids, solids, prints. cclitt, Mayfield All sizes. $2.98 value. Fancy, Spiral and Conservative. TU•5-s361.

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The Arts and Crafts Club will • • • • Mattresses Rebuilt Llt, new. timer for oven and appliance Rose Gives Yanks in the morning. on back, meet with Mary Shipley in the • • • • West Ky. Mattress Mfg. Co., outlet. Florescence lite Help Wanted Sacrifice for $150.0M 1105 Pogue Win in Little League home of Mrs. Vernon Stubble- Circle Two, WSCS of the First Male Paducah, Ky. Murray represen- Thursday, Juno 12 Ave. Phone 776-J. June 12-P field, Sr. on West Poplar at Church will meet at tative Tabere Upholstery Shop, of the Flint Bap- Methodist two-thirty o'clock. The WMS in the morning N. 3rd. Phone 549. 'rFC Johnny Rose singled horn e p.m. eleven o'clock 101 TOMATO & pepper plants, home • • • • tist Church will meet at 7:00 a Steve Andrews in the bottom of SOS* a' the church social hall for STUDENTS and storm grown. J. R. Melugin, 402 North to The Business Guild of the First pot luck luncheon. Ten aluminum windows, the sixth inning last night The Supreme Forest Woodman and one door $199 7th St. TFC Christian Church will meet in the self storing, give the Yanks a 7-6 victory will meet at 7:30 in the TEACHERS Com- church parlor at 7:30 in the even- Circle installed. Home Comfort over the Reds and to clinch at Club MV111111111111111N/M "KENTUCKY speakers w ill be evening at the Woman's pany, 108 South 12th. street. NICE Restaurant doing good least a tie for the first half ing. Guest FOR SUMMER Misses Mary Bus-foot and Mar- Rouse. \All /7 „ Phone 1303. June 14-C business. Has a 60 seating capa- championship In the Little • • • • EMPLOYMENT garette Hicher. Hostesses will be I R 1V( -1 N' 1 city. Well located. All new stain- League. The south Murray Homemak- THEATRE Kirk Pool and Robert ALSO less steele kitchen, well equipped Mesdames SALE In the first game of the night Holland. ers ME meet at 1:30 at the home OPEN 6:30 - START DUSK r FOR throughout. All fixtures are in Red Howe pitched the Cubs to • • • • of Dr. Sarah Hargis, 302 South li : you realize t h a t your good condition. Fully air-condi- talk to a 4-0 win over the Cards. 12th Street. TONITE 8c THURS. rex • bUtoday.ties to meet and 16' Century Boat, 25 H.P. Johnson tioned. Reasonably priced. Phone Homemakers After the Reds had run out The West Hazel • • • • ...Wie have a large Income Motor, trailer and cover. Rob 48 or 1447. Hoyt Roberts Realty, in the * i to a third inning 6-1 lead, the Club will meet at 1:00 The Foundational Class of the * 1st Run Murray 1 ltrninga potential which pos- Ray, 210 N. 8th, Phone 2268. 500 Main. June 11-C with two runs afternoon in the borne of Mrs. Church will meet • 'bly you are not being paid June 12-P Yanks countered First Baptist three Bob Moore, in the Of The Year's or in the last of the third, at 7:30 in the evening "One Ladies ready to wear shop. Ideal NOTICE in the fifth and the big blow in home cut Mrs. Gus Robertson, 10 Best!" our any men earned, in setup for -.some one wanting a the sixth. and struck out nine men in the Jr. -Saturday Review FORECAST" • business last year, from $5,000 to go. Roy* was the hitting hero with Norman Hale slam- 'nice clean business ready THURSDAY Afternoons we are Cub victory. Time Magazine to $15,000. We have nothing nice well two doubles' and two singles in med his third of the This shop has two opera! Ma a grata t.me to shop Friday, June 13 to sell you, but the opportunity with large four times at -bat. Joe Warren year to give him top honors in light..d fitting rooms :A Stark's Hardware, 12th and The North Murray Homemak- to make money is awaiting aided the 'ranks cause with a Steve Titsworth mirrors, nice lavatory modern TFC that department. ers Club will most at 1:30 in the ATHS OF the right men - Starting and Poplar. double and a single. had a 4-bagger. fixtures, low overhead, heat also afternoon in the home cf Mrs. WNBS was GLORY" sa iiiry $325 per month plus water furnished. This business is Once again Sherril Massey Natural Gas with two singles. Terry Miller and Colson had Bailey Riggins. bogus. located in down town Murray. PLEASE notify your the Reds' star • • • • only three hits two hits for the winners. - starring - 5:45 p.m. Reason for selling ill health. System, Phone 366, if you wish Howe gave up Thurs. If you are between 21-45, Saturday, June 14 KIRK DOUGLAS Galloway Insurance and a gas service line run on /our have a car, free to be away The Young Women's Class of Real Estate Agency property this spring or summer. Answer to yesterday's orate al from home Monday through for th_t First Baptist Church and FRIDAY-SATURDAY Phone 1062 Home 151-M - If you have already signed CROSSWORD_ PUZZLE Friday. ready to begin at has not been run, teacher Mrs. E. C. Jones June 12,-C a line which ACROSS 7-Hurried WAal- WU =MU c) ACTION HITS 0 le once-then see to gas now or .n have a breakfast at the Collegiate 15 and you plan use 6001110D brought toyouby metal 9-1 I. ercre,re GIO10140 at eight o'clock. Li Both in Color hi during the coming season, you 1.-NatIve • E.12_0000121 dOEIV Restaurant Mr. C. Tonics Used GE Electric stove. Good 4-Bone • •1., • should notify your gas company. 6-iron 12-Hypothetical MUN MUD OS condition. Cheap price. House 125, II-CM/Unit force MU23M910 "To Hell & Back" 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. June 11-C 14-Experlencs 18, Orchard Heights. June 12-P *slyly Uang 7J011.2 SU Monday, June -- AND - June 11th 1.1-Staw 17-Burden of the Wednesday, 15-Conja netion to-Cries like MO OW W011i INA Circle Four of the WSCS National Hotel 14-Term of cow MO MOM SUM First Methodist Church will meet 'Pillars of the Sky' OM Kentucky New DeLaval milkers,.single unit. SPENCER Foundation and Bra end,arment 23-Chaldean UMUOM9U Murray, 1B-Par.•ht city in the home of Mrs. Wilbur Way- Ii - Price reasonable. Max Parrish, designed indi‘idually for you. At -Cooled la Ya OUCia ii June (collcm !I man, Beale Street, at seven-thirty COMING SOON! 2 miles North of Penny. special introductory price. Limit- 14-Print.r'• 2.;-1 ts Mgogs measure 27 Rip LIIIVENKAP in the evening. * alue June 12-P ed time only. Mrs. Nix Harris, Si'-lwrommys • • • • * lit RUN MURRAY! 21-Diving bird WU OCKA 1307 Farris Ave., Murray, Ky., 22-Totals • 12- rapires OM Holland of 3.;- Ea ri henwate Tuesday, June 17 Super 66 P.T.O. New June 13-P 24-Ox "WITNESS FOR THE Services Offered Phone 231-M. Celebes 37-headgear WMU Gen- Hay Baler, used 2 seasons. A-I (ii ) 41-Conjunction 58-Touchdown The First Baptist :S 16-Agreement (abbr.) J. B. Stewart, Paris, VI-Soak 11- Distance 411-Wia,- too ted eral meeting will be held at 2:30 PROSECUTION" condition. runmr 60-Peer (lynt's 1497-J-1. 29-Make birds for a pot luck sup- DEAD STOCK romoved trite. Tenn., Route 2, Phone US estimate your next amends 24-1'r • r..d 61-Box mother the evening 'It LET SI -Salton! dIspatchod trucks. Duncan June 12-P 21-Act 63- WI re of , 12-Hebrew in the afternoon at the church. Radio paint job. First quality paint 13-Note of scale (rolloq.) letter 43-44411111 0.1.,1ot Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 All work guaranteed. No $4- Walk 57- Boi body at Behold' 1.00 6 Room house, stables, chicken used. Line 44-naint /shbe dad. a week. Call long distance VS- Litman house, good well ot water on Painters. Phone 613-J. Ted keteit col t, Mayfield 433, Union City Jul-y12C 15-Note of scale Eradicate Prevent porch, 18 acres of land. North Clack. Mgr. Narrow ohderValive. N15C 40- 7 INF Al TU-5-e361. Hwy near Almo Heights. If opening MINN4 Ali FA 42-fiery" 11 Interested come to Beale Hotel, 45-Van's name ill gift pump and 47- Male itoor ri ideal All kinds of cement work done, room 103 or write Box 334, PLUMBING REPAIR, service. 49- Barra,•oda IF first class finisher. Driveways, Murray. ' June 12-C water heater sales and 64.- Priest k on 11 NO 12 Wood s 1,1501 610 ill:S21 Let Lts help pery 40 inch Crosley Electric Range, Call Elroy Sy_kea, phone 69 day 13- 541& 23II walks, etc. Home Comfort Com- 5I-A etynt went • July 12C • Ma28 Those bills post duo- pany, 108 South 12th street, teacelleni condition, divided top, or night. •fsta.r 24 VAN 26 III w ell cooker, Automatic 55 - n or'S The Destructive Termite Get monex cptickly Phone 1303. June 14-C deep cure riles 79 INSPECTION And confidential too. $1.49 Val. Se- gift 3° AREE 85-PCM• of rarwl. I7 48.1$.0. RENT .. RI - Mel'4 agia EFOR VI- Mos M., TERMITES riga IIri11 Vt.47 hat . Yr .: il" r.f INAS: - Licensed & Insured - • furnished auar:ments. Also SG- Main' rwo nickname 47 rooms. Phone 1057- gligr 506 W. Main St. Telephone 130 cool sleeping 47-Poem il 4° NISSA .!..._.r.i. SAM KELLEY W or see at 203 Woodlawn. so ai ittg52 hiefs LOAN CO." DOWN I. "YOUR HOME-OWNED June 11C Phone 441 1-Analo. ailii I - Bmseml Saxon tram., 11 RES37 MI" 2-P..1 PEST Linen indignant at ilIuuIIMII ii KELLEY'S 3-Latin CONTROL 4-8o, dien maIIIILIINE POTh - fth roe n tr y Cli010 r,assr. coo,oe, AO4A/LIAT nr,.n II- No, A.A. (104 .0i4i4netel. by Raebure Van Buren U FAIR Reg.••••••1 p•r••• Wag, *, Gnaws t guy Plowisw st, NANCY C was.= Morro. C.• , tse Dwiritssed LOVE TO do get wound," she IT'S ALL ABOUT I'D c- NiTalit 14 to teach George to cook?" "You "Were you" SEE WHAT THE l" NW / my hands in Lois "That depends." UNDERWORLD George this corn - She took a deep breeth "I BOOK IS SO ,iA s kitchen dried them "What gave -11-1 s UNDERWORLD I thought I was" CHARACTERS on a paper towel, bound bacon plea of his" THRILLING LIKE I told you, you'd know, "What happened?" LOOKS and Eggs, and started coAing "It fire. 1 wouldn't you?" "George changed" a Box the bacon over a slow him cracked halt • dozen eggs into • "Uh-huh" "All right, what made Gift For frying pan so She watched the eggs twine change'" bowl, tilted the "Go on." I .81ii, Dad! drain out kit the th!ckened, then dumped on a plat- She studied me the grease would him change found • ter She law me pick up the 'tell me what made bacon without bubbling, thmightfelly. bag, arid Paper containing the bacon, up- She regarded me tin can In the trash his • off the surplus bacon end it Into the frying pan lOnS then said "He murdered poured then slip grandfather" the can. enough to reheat it. and grease Into - I had a hea of a 'tale trying to the bacon pretty well it onto the platter. I got you. it exprresion out of my fare 9c brought down three or She said. "If I'd tell keep cool,ed, off the "I knew it would jar you.- she paper towels, folded them would knock you right four said. an there was a ridge in the cen• Christmas tree." knock me out of I said, "Let one get this and scraped the baron over "It's hard to ter, Caroline Dutton is his I would Christmas trees," T told her straight this ridge so the grease ,•• •)•*• th•••.••••••• "What ebout toast?" cousin drain off. "That's rights" little cream In with the "I'd like some" I put a toaster "And she and George both In- them up. dumped them "There's an electrte Ernie Bushmiller eggs, beat your job." herited money from the grand- frying pan and started there," I said. "That's ABBIE au' SLATS in the father?" LET THEM BE, DEBBIE - YOU • scrambling them. She laughed, got bread out of (CHOKE) --FOR THINKING I COULD "A trust fund Under the terms YOU MEAN AND I- WE HAVEN'T GOT A They were just beginning to the breadhox, dropped a couple of MAKE ANY TIME WITH A of thegrust. George got twice as YOU'D TAKE THIS PRAYER WITH THESE TWO-- when the door opened In the toaster, turned on WHO LOVES A thicken, slices much money as Caroline ROCK TO PROTECT GIRL OF came to stand watched m;tesecuta- THEY'RE 110TH OUT jug!,Lots Matiow the toaster, "But they both benefited by the SLATS? YES --- GUY THE WAY - OUR LEAGUE 'by my shoulder. tively grandfat Ars death?" I GUESS YOU CKY LOVES doing, Donald?" until the toast was "How're you I waited "That's right." WOULD, BECKY-- YOU, SLATS- she'd buttered It. she risked. finished and "And you think he was mur- NT-Li, SOMEBODY 'ern scram- put the platter containing "Okay, If you like Then I dered 7" ID TOSS surrounded by the hot OUGHT bled." the eggs "Yes" THIS BOULDER, 'em scrambled." bacon on the little kitchenette "I like 'What about Caroline? Does AT ME-- "A little paprika?" table. she know about It?" down. She poured two "A little paprika." We sat "Would she keep quiet if she )ose From "Just a faint touch of Worces• cups of coffee. of the eggs to did?" terehire sauce?" I took enough I was jarred more than I'd ex- them, nibbled at the toast "Never tried it" taste pected. I said hastily, "She's the trying it now," I told She said. "You don't act too "You're type that- That is," I emended, a- her. hungry " "if she's the type you described, asked. second or third breakfast. "Salt, pepper?" she "My she-" t .all Just 8 which" "Uh-huh. Salt. Okay. I've forgotten Lois Marlow said, "rn be small dash of pepper "1 knew you were the worm- ,. e.. - *a *••••••11 very, very name!" 1•38 e• J••••41.••••••• •••• flavor type." dirty beealtee I want the paprika catching the matter?" I asked. coffee, tried the "Waist's to come in." She drank the "Donald, you little devil, I'll them, took another a Capp "And the Worcestershire?" eggs, tasted you did It!" tried a piece of bet LIL' ABNER "And the Worcestershire." forkful of eggs, "What are you talking about?" getting cold." bacon, and said "Hang it, Donald "Your baron's I sulked, knowing that I had Made SURVIVE MANN TI-1 EN, MANIBE TIAAR'S QUITE. g the eggs on You'd make some woman a won- I ',AV "As soon as I put my big mistake. (LEC1G0..) A In husband," UP THE PE WONT EAT CHUNK the plate, I put the bacon back derful "Caroline and Horace dropped YO' TREEPS give It a pass "I'm afraid I wouldn't." I said. -TAKE -ME!!- AN, 509!!- ME LOST the frying pan. Ulat night," she said 'They INHOOMIN AMAZON !! M. just long "I'd get tough. rd pull the wife over the, hot burner were drunk as, hoot owls. They ADVICE!!- LET REMEMBAIRE- ALREADY!! and put it of bed, give her a spanking, MONSTER!! enough to Warm it up, out terribly excited over their ME, to get burly La, the were HE-EM-EAT YCD4LI EEN WEETHOUT on the table." and tell her fortune. Horace had sold a back shaved." •• good .:•1_0t) ARE LOST!! "You must be married, Donald." kitchen while 1 to a man who was a GOOD HEALTH!! you wouldn't," she said. painting "No." "No, connoisseur of art, and- Damn you take "If a girl was awfully nice to "How does it happen It! Donald, you were the guy!" you'd be nice to her." /// such an interest ni cooking?" you, "What guy?" matrimony?" "Perhaps." "Is that a sign of "The guy who bought the paint- After She was silent for a moment, "Breakfast cooking is. ing! Don't stall. There's some- out his sizing me up "I'll bet you would via gets married, he Ands thing about the expression on the be a square shooter, Donald." wife wants her beauty aleep.in your face, something about the a "Want to try me?" morning. Also he finds she has you stopped when you start- thinktneof It. Where do way headache and gets grouchy If she "I'm ed talking about Caroline! You nuts we begin?" • doesn't have her coffee. That didn't want me to know that ;"ir tit; once "You might tell me Lt you iik.ere hubby in the kitchen, and you'd met her." might RR in love with George when you he's there he finds he `4,e/ 44141444L. ITV• and get married him," I suggested. well get the bacon going here we don't like pri- cup was halfway to "'Up C444"te-r°7..6 frying pan." The coffee ••• U *.01. Oa -All the eggs in the vate r3ea that get In our way," 0.*•• cc- it?" her lips She lowered It. The cup L, 5•••••••s "Makes it nice, doesn't Is warned. Continue the rattled against the saucer. 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LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY - JUNE 11, 1958 PAGE First .. Yote MEN'S FRUIT OF THE LOOM Murray Lumber Co. Inc. YOUR BEST BUYS IN Local "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" (continued from Front Page' 262 of the Marshall County rect 104 East Maple St. Phone Commission reported the:. so. Twill Work Pants nothing out of order. Local 1 A .. W. J. Bryan, Jr., 5:_:ri.hal Heavy boat sail waist bands and poc- r the court tha' 1311)11E13 County Clerk told Sizes 30 :he Marshall ballots werecounting' placed kets, sanforized and full-cut. United P: in his vault after the 395 ,•rt May 27. He said that fi•rmeri LONG ON WEAR and VALUE to 42 in green or grey. : CAPITOL Judke_Lr....aard_Janes Marshalll For work clothes that are RIGHT on in•s•- cored han about mid- your job... and pricedpric RIGHT for your TO MATCH PANTS • • gh' .41,I na suggested he put al STARTING pocketbook, see oour complete selection DESCRIBED FRIDAY! guard tt the ballots. Joni- ...everything extra STURDY. SHIRTS ABOVE 2.95 him tha. he would also button-down pockets. SizlEs 14 to 17 . at he testified. Two flap . The guard procured . by Bryan MEN'S HAYSE with long, med., or short sleeves. I V. Jailer Edwards. The giaard, Academy Award Winner! as !sent by Judge Jones wits Ilarner l i Gregory. Bryan said. - not MEN'S (Best Supporting Actor - RED BUTTONS) known whether Grevry is any uit G relation to the defeated candidate, Noble Gregory or not. WORK PANTS JPAARLOPI BRANDO Bryan said that the two recit Ivy League Pants AND AN EXQU1SrTE NEW JAPANESE STAR. staved in the outer office the . Heavy No. 4 Twill, sanforized, ountl I first night, then the second night heavy boat sail pockets and by LEVI. Twill or cords, 5 colors Gregory stayed in the off:ce with, waist bands. Grey and Khaki. Suit was fi he ballots by himself. He testi- lawyers re fied that the keys to. the bog Sizes $300 to choose from. Sizes 27 to 36. 28 to 50 $495 regory cont' ll flaps were in an unlocked drawn* Logan Cou I am in the vault with the boxes. wo precincts not Bryan also testified 'ha: de- MEN'S TYPE ONE ARMY TWILL y. feated candidate John Pasco and TO MATCH ABOVE PANTS allose0 Gregory ear I William Nall, his brother-in-law, recount of t to love were both in the Circuit Court . alloway and But Clerk's office when he delivered WORK PANTS 0$ 498 he suit was the ballots from" his vault to • I will $249 e recoun o ' he circuit clerk's vault. SHIRTS II iore ov Nice finish, full-cut and sanfor- ree counties Gregory pi 't that Two button-down pockets, sanforized and the recoun full-cut. 14s to 18s, long, med., short ized for Sizes 28 to 42. In is your comfort. PAIR $900 shall County - _ waketTalt-ettn-C4T-1-76414-11-44P-- sleeves desire ay.--ThrtiOn I WASHINGTON (UP!, -- ip Francis E. Walter (D-Pa.) says actress Olivia de Havi$,and has MEN'S requested special congressional 111 legislation to save her US_ citi- Seen zenship. The 'star, Who has lived i BLUE CHAMBRAY since 1955. would lose SHIRTS Paris her citizenship in two ye.: 7 JustRiteWorkPants I under present law. Walter na. To Match Pants Above Introduced a bill which would SHIRTS Twill, well made, full cut, sanforized, bar tacked 2 PAIR 2 button-down flap pockets, full- lAroun exempt Miss de Havilland from , cut, sanforized, bar-tacked at points ,tej:t p Fruit-of-the-Loom at points of strair?. Khaki.pr famed in TrcHNIRAIortate TECHNICS WM° INOS . a, provision of the McCarran- grey in sizes 28 to 42. $5 Double yoke, triple of strain. Sizes 14 to 17. Short, med., I ADMISSION - Adults 74e - Children 50e I Walter Immigration Act that re- PAIR $2.69 .00 long sleeves. iokes the citizenship of natural- stitched, sanforized. Watching the 2 SHOWS DAILY AT 2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. 'wed Americans who live abroad Men's sizes 14 to 17 express whicl J IIMIMPF !c'ntinuously for more than five MEN'S $495 or 2for $9" ing of the , One gets t $1.39 MEN'S HELMET TYPE Orries that ti CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS ears oid, give D A D MEN'S TWILL one of our FULL CUT Just The Thing pony emptier! a gift to please' LIGHT WEIGHT $1•00 For Hot Weather Summer Hats The pony ex WORK MEN'S IRREGULAR Air Cooled - Adj. Size 57 and he ee OM MEN' IRREGULAR doctorsHis osreer rcont os (and the $1.98 tittion after whole family) SHIRTS BOXER intesevas s$4s6 UNDERSHIRTS ut ban • of Double youke, well made, Men's Light Summer Weight j sanforized. 2 pockets. SHORTS VEST TYPE Mrs. Hill•rt Light weight. Reinforced Necks official than matoe Size, 11 to 17 fT vowel 59 or 2 pr. $1 tomato/es for look eine, 39c or 3for $1 CAPS the hail we $1.98 Men's Osh Kosh Carpenter help much. MEN"S WESTERN Painters hay OVERALLS TO S1 city for lie 69c .00 Vriving aril ri WORK Striped color, sanforized, full- finny homes cut, plenty roomy pockets. Sizes LEVI JEANS paint whieh Men's Horsehide appears nice. 30 to 46. 131i-oz. white back denim. Bar tacked or riveted at all SHOES $349 Our sympati points of strain. He was so All leather uppers, putty WORK GLOVES Olde and so cork soles will not mark MEN'S WHITE DENIM Sizes $375 to it. floors. Built-in steel arch 27 to 30 up port. Small - Med. and Large We've never OVERALLS hat didn't i ARROW Sixes 6ii to 12 in Sizes $385 'tore the nev B, C, D and E widths Painters and paper hangers san 31 to 36 $1.98 forized, full-cut. Sizes 30 to 46• The ehigge Brown Eyed. $898 Men's Jack Rabbit out on the $2" MEN'S BLUE DENIM cuple,,f bkeen ; MEN'S from the I Thick Sole - Canvas Top MEN'S POINTER BRAND OVERALLS real ohtn-e. WORK PANTS ehern now Made up like dress pants with 10-oz. denim, sanforized, bar tacked SLIPPERS DUNGAREES and triple stitched at points of strain. heavy sail pockets and waist trei Sizes 30 to 46. Mimosa Sizes 6 to 11 10-oz. blue denim, sanforized, bands. Sanforized. blown. That full-cut, main seams triple the hunimisi $398 stitched. Sizes 28 to 46 Sizes $269 kept unt.'"01 28 to 42 $2.79 year. $198 Extra Sizes Slightly Higher The vote $ MEN'S Large numb Lace To The Toe MEN'S POINTER BRAND DUCK HEAD CARPENTER Men's Duck Head tender In a - and Times jtives of the and Naservi iCK)', COTTON WORK COVERALLS OVERALLS one TV re, Denim or herringbone twill san- OVERALLS Dress nail apron. & Sport forized and full cut. Two-way Striped, double are double. 10-oz. denim, triple guard seams. r. Shorts, med., long. 34 Front of legs SHIRTS SHOES Triple stitched and bar tack- Sanforized and .factory tested. Fit to 44. Double toned uppers, ed at points of strain. Sizes 30 better, wear longer. Hi or lo backs. wash ... Sizes 30 to 46. ...drip dry cork sole, size 6 to 1 $495 to 46. "IRON CHEATERS" $798 ... wear! 13 ,,-07, White Hark Denim $4.95 '3.49

MEN'S KOSH 10-0Z. as Dad when you give-him,these handsome Jeans OSH DENIM Mof!r N% ill be delighted Railroad Work ranuler Men's Pointed Brand .shirts'"-- for Arrow "Iron Cheaters" make ironing a thing of the past. Western Style, Sanforized. STRIPED United fresh, Flawlessly fashioned OVERALLS '3.95 Southwes They drip-dry looking smooth, and smart. Sizes 27 to 38 of fine "SanforfZed" cotton that keep-4 its brand-new appearance, clotety, wa SOCKS Sanforized, full-cut to fit and wear well. a few wid wearing ... washing after ww,hing! wearing after Snort Tops Overalls ehowersto Long or $2" 49 Sizes 30 to day. Ifigh WHIP soft collar; HITT non-wilt $4.00 up Sport Shirts $4.00 up White or Random Color - tonligtit in - FREE GIFT WRAPPING - Sanforized, full cut for 41 comfort. Sizes 30 to 46. Some 5:3 390 Covington OR &scab 67, l,exintron GRAHAM & JACKSON 3 pr. sloo BELK - SETTLE Co $298 414 Main CLOTHING STORE Phone. 31-8 MURRAY, KENTUCKY

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