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Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspipet s Largest Circulation In The City; Largest Largest NC Circulation Circulation In The In City; The County Largest Circulation In _ The County 711-1 United Press IN OUR hth. YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday AfternooniLuly 27, 1955 MURRAY 1RIFIC Forrest Pogue POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LXXVI No. 177, Large Passenger Plane Is "e COST HOT $1,000 TO TAKE THIS ONE JET-TO-JET PHOTO Visiting Farmers From Russia Will Deliver Shot Down Behind Iron Curtain OF Express Opinions On Stars Address lby ELIAV SIMON near the Greek villages of Suban- United Press Staff Correspondent ovo :and Serres. They were unable HOLSTEIN, Iowa, July 27 IP TEL AVIV, Israel Hi —Com- to — ,perfrarniance in -The Seven Year Dr. Forrest aid the vratims or investigate The visiting Russian C. Pogue, author of munist Bulgarian anti farm experts Itch." The Russian took - aircraft the crash, because the plane fell in the the "Supreme Command" the of- guns today were tightlipped today about Amer- movie were reported to have inside Red territory. at Spencer, lov.o, Tundair. ficial history 0/ General Eisen- snot down ica's agriculture and -militar) rnighl ni3ht R R Y! an El Al Israel airliner Officials of El Al and implied that girls of her "lowers unIfied European airline: said But they had positive com- carrying 57 persons, including oprnions type would be welcomed behind mand, at among the Americans aboard were will deliver the commence- least five Americaa about the. nation's movie qaeeng, 'run Curtain. tourists, a Mrs. Sisheinbaum and a Mrs. Kate ment address at Murray State Reports Marilyn Monroe won' enthusiastic from London said at and her- daughter, A. Z. Tutupnikov, th.? Only Eng- College's summer commencement who boarded praise. One of the Russians least four Americans boarded the the plane echoed lish-soaaking member of the group. exercises. The commencement at London. the pro- plane there and one American sentiments of many American had already examined gram Reports received here said Brit- Jane Russell will be held in the Recital woman was reported men by proclaiming -every man to have gone ish diplumats in Sofia were at- in the movie "Fuxfire." He decided I. Hall of the Fine Arts building aboard should have one like that" at Vienna. tempting to get The first night flash the shapely star was "a _very un- Friday. August 5 at 4 pm. information on picture ever taken of a jet plane firing rockets • Reports from Greek frionter the taken from In flighL It was But Jane Russell doesn't appeal. pleasant woman." fate of the passengers from another jet, at 330 uiph. One flashbulb, guards said the plane was the Ma. eas used for this photo. to the Soviets. "The only thing she Dr. Ralph H. Woods, president seen go- Bulgarian officials. Gesturing graphically, Tuluprl- ing down in a forced has is a bust," one of them said. of the college. wall preside at the landing in- 'Med Crash Landing kov told newsmen, "She has a side Red Bulgarian territory. The Russians took Lime out from commencement and will confer The In Tel Aviv, an El Al spokes- hard face, voice is tinny and plane was smoking their tour of hot Iowa farmlands degrees upon the 93 candidates. and aflame man said the airline had received she stalks with a *Lorca." after being it by to ,,lip into air-cooled mavie.thea- Ernest Clevenger Jr., minister of antiaircraft reports indicating the plot tried "In fact, all she has re a bust." iers and inspect America's most the College Church of Christ, Willi to make a crash landing. but Tulupnikov's hand made a Yap. There was no immediate publicized girls. offer the invocation and benedic- report „there was no way of knowing the curve to show newsmen what he of the fate of the 50 passengers N. M. Gareev based his judg- tion. The proces•ional will be and !vault meant. seven crew members ment of Marilyn Monroe played by Prof. John C. Winters aboard the El Al said three or four Ameri- on her Although the Rusians were four-engined. American free and special music will Chopin's -built Con: cans boarded the plane at Landon with their opinions be stellation. or the tier "Prelude" by Tom Hurley and and one American woman boarded actresses, they were still tacititra Inside Red Territory •-• Fhure's "Autornnea will at Vienna. Other Americans were about American be sung Greek industay and farm- by Chariot authorities said they believed to have Combs Meets te fleagan. been among the ing as they resumed their taw rushed investigators to the border 28 persons who boarded tlig plane today. Dr.,Pogue was commissioned by at Paris. Eight of the 12 Seviets got tbelk President Eteenhower to compile It was announced at the airport Housewives; first good look at scientific conur a complete re_ord of his command city of Lydda.- between Tel Aviv farming as practiced in Ame aurins World War IL The Talbott author To and Jeruselern, that the plane was when the visited the 2.40-acee received his A.B. degree from fired upon from Bulgarian terri- Hits Happy Elvie Dreeszen farm near Holstein. • Murrey State in 1931. his M.A. tory while. flying near the Bulga- Dreeszen's farm is nagarded as from the University of Kentucky. a Halt Business rian-Greek frontier, and was forc- toil example of the contour plant- and the Ph. D. from Clark ed dawn. LEXINGTON.. July 27 IP —Bert ing which is designee to take ad- versity of Paris in 19341-39. He is T Combs The plot flaohed an SOS which met a lot of Democratic vantage of II now Professor of S 'Sgt. terrain and prevent History at Mur- was heard in Athens and Donald R. Bower readies the re- Reflector housewives and drank an awful Relations Rome. assembly installed In cut-oat T-33 oingtip erosion. ray State College. flector assembly by Yawn the plane was fired upon and unit. Wiring of this (from kit) GE lot of coffee today in his cam- was technicians John B. Lewis and Robert Tonight, the main bad/ of tagg reported he was being connected to cockpit and camera. S. paign for the Democratic guber- Ms a combat tastorion. he VAN forced Sheppard, and Sergeant Bower, Russians will throw a party at tk Br HERBERT down natorial nomination. with the First Army from Omaha FOSTER Hotel Phrt Des Maples in Des United Press Staff Correspondent report received here said Beach to PtIzen. Czerhosiavakia. The administration candidate Moines, Iowa They praraieed It The plane was fired upon by He also was assigned to the U.S. WASHINGTON, July 27 — anti- was scheduled woul be even brewer then a caviar- aircraft guns td appear for 'cif- Theater Headtruar•ers n Gersoany Air Force Secretary Harold E. fee how: with Lexington house and-vedka reception dan belo Sun- Paseengen tale Unknown - from 1946-48, and to the Depart- Talbott cold Senate investigators wives at 11 homes here today He day night. today Urgent ef.orte were begun at ment of the Array As a rneiniber he is pulling out of also will campaign at Georgetown The four other Ruatians were on of the Operations •slidibleseregner etatate,y Israeli authorities to leapt Resetarth Of- prientt belbeenall WY- this evening, after making a _tele: side-trips Two of them took _off -re- floe. he wale an esx.fiet-taese ^ Vision --appearance on il/L-E3- (-TV. to - Vieiv the Sioux—tity. Iowa, 541 feattainni, including an undis- EL 't..! analyst with Johns Hopkins Uni- ind appear at a Negro party ridgy stocksards. Two more wound ap .-11b closed - number Meanwhile, President of American tour- versity attached to the U.S Army Eisenhower at 730 pm. their tour of the big Caterpillar said he personally ists. Theater Heardquarters from 1952- will study the Ttacter Co. plant at Peoria, record in the Talbott The plane had left London at Speaking 54. case and at Warsaw Tuesday and then planned to hop to East decide whether the 9:15 pin_ 4715 pm. EDT. Tues- and air secretary at Owenton Tuesday night, Moline. Ill, for a look at the John The Murray graduate was award- has violated day. It touched down at Paro at ethics of government. Combs accused his opponent. A.B. •eere & Co. tractor ed the 10:22 and left Vienna's plant there. Bronze Star and the Croix Schwechat Chandler, of hypocrisy in connec- The President Airport de Guerre with Bronze Star for said at his news at 5 a.m.. 11 pm Tues- tion with the 2.48 Sockets. They leave the old age assistanre combat conference he will day EDT, on plane at 2,000 mph (top hietory by the First Army. make the study its next-to-the-last photo), requiring split second timing for photo. laws. after the leg of Senate investigating rub- the flight to Lydda It was COMM&MOIATING the 25th anniversary of General Electric's Introduction of He said it was Chandler himself Hottest Part committee finishes its inquiry into scheduled to have landed at Istan- 1-1.S., GE went the flashbulb to the to an expense of around $1,000 to take a single who imposed the first property Talbott's outside business bul en route. photo "first" photo, a night flashbulb Summer - activ- from one jet plane to another jet firing rockets. lien on old Of Hits ities El Photo was niade over Selfridge Field, De- age pensenners in the $1.00 Farms Ponds Offer Al officials at all points troit, with a single M2 flashbulb, the kind used state, although along In cameras for photos you see every day in Chandler now says Nation Today the airliner's route were re- newspaper. The preparation, not your tIre Best Fishing Will Net Rewire to mention the expense, for this single photo la pretty will remove the liens from the uctant to announce the means of but other photos you see astonishing, Talbott in In your paper sometimes have required similar work. property of old age pensioners This the meantime told paesengers, pending an of-it-rat re- (faternottonol), By United Press Weekend reporter Combls read from a Chandler he cares not intend to lease from the company's head- The hottest weather of the year circular signed by 50e resign as Air Force secretary He qnarters here Chandler cam- bunked the naLoras midsection to- FR A NKFORT 7 —The state paign co-chairman Joseph made that statement On entering Americans Aboard Plane Leery, day with a 100-degree midsummer Department of Fish and Wildlife SIFT DIRT FOR CLUES TO GIRL which he quoted as the subcommittee room as the in• At least 14 of the saying. "This heat wave Resources talus, advised fisher- passengers 'Second Half same federal act establishing the venigation was resumed at 10 a or. boarded the plane at London and Heat records tumbled throughout men to try their luck in farm old age benefits required that EDT an El Al official said "a the the Micheese and steaming humidi- ponds which it said offenehe number states irriteee 634.00 beet of a lien before such ty nettled to the misery in the angling prospects thern were Americans" A num- early in the atate at Then he took the stand and told Starts In fonds could be drawn — but this morning hours. ber of additional pas3engers, pos- 4 present the investigators he has was SOnn repealed" done noth- sibly including American tourists, No immediate relief Was in sight The department .aid reports in- ing dishonest or Combs then said he had illegal in his Pen- boarded the plane at Paris infor- tor many arear, although a cool cheated that farm ponds were and fnation that pro- tagon post to further his interest Vienna. Ruth League SUCh was not the case. trait was expected to crack the 77e diming good ratches He of bass and in Paul B Mulligan read from a letter from Jay & Co, man- El Al offiaals at Vienna said at heat wave in sizzling Chisigo by bluegill. Anglers in farm *ponder agement engineeers L Roney. director of the United least one American woman, and a tonight Scorchers were feared were having the beat luck in the The 'Babe Ruth second half got Stater: Bureau of Public Assistance number of Russians. Limas and elsewhere until this weekend. early morning, late afternoon and But he said he noes; realiees he off to a fast start last night. The which reed: Austrians boarded the plane there. Record - breaking hig'he Tuesday night. was "mistaken" in using his (-t- Braves went down to defeat again 'The Social Security Act $1,19 The normal route of the does included 991 at Chicago and 101 plane Catches of crappie and bluegill rice and Air Force stationery to is the Giants won over them 10 not now, nor has it ever, require would have carried it near the at Milwaukee—both new tops for were also reported improving at help the firm's. business. to 3 behind the pitching of Harold states to take liens on the Greek frontier with Red Bulgaria. pro- the date it was an even 102 at the major lakes .in Moss perty of appliaants Kentucky It was or recipients of Sioux City. Sac City. and Ceara Crappie 'My greatest conc _en in the not clear and could not - was listed as the best bet assistance. From the first, the loom in Iowa world is the Air Force," be determined immediately if the Moss won his fourth victory --stra at Beloit. Wis. $3.00 at* Lake Cumberland with bass Talbott federal law hoe provided only that said, reading from plane had been blown Or bed wan- against two losses. The hottest temperatures were second. Balla can be taken by a prepared if a state recovers for _assistance statement dered off course over Bulgarian registered at Blythe and Daggett canine. trolling and jump "I've lived 'it and woe-Ic- paid. the federal mevrnment fishing. territory. The Tagees came from behind shill Calif. where the mercury went to KentUky ed it until it is part of my reerave itsalma, a Lake offers striped body as they trailed by four runs going 103. . bass taken in "Rather than Injure the Air For- the jumps by using' In the elast of the.. sixth. They wen In Detroit the mid-summer $4.44 enemas. ce. I would diveet myself heat Crappie catches of Mull- were,. on on a triple en the seventh as wave had already tied a longevity the increase, with most taken igan & Co Interest ten times over" in New Break Kenny Wiggins drive in Jerry record by burning the motor city the deep water. -In Beauchamp Makes Therefore, he said, he took legal Shroat. with the winning run 9-8. with two weeks of 90-plus weather. Crappie ranked first at Dale POLICEMEN seft sand and dirt In basement of Burton W. Abbott action on Jely 22 to end his part- Tax Public Chicago's record of 15 plus-90 days Hollow with bass second and blue In Alameda, Calif., in hope of finding clues to April 28 disappear- Pugh looked like he was on - nership --- in July appeared sure to be tied gill a cloiie third Is Reported ance of Stephanie Bryan, purse, glasses Crappie were 14. Her and some of her the way to his first defeat, as he LOUISVILLE. July 27 — Gov. today and Pittsburgh. Pa. expect- being caught al the early morning. Reads clothing and books she Was carrying home from school were waa wiid. He walked three men, Letter To Partner Lt Emerson Beaucharnp made ed the hottest day of the year. Brand late afternoon and found to the basement. Abbott denied knowing how the hit one and struck pub- at night key Talbott read to the subcommittee article, out nine. lic his - - — using minnows got there, k income tax returns for Rae: catches have p letter to his By Sheriff was his wife who found them. (international., - partner, dated 1947-1953 Tuesday to become the been. made . by teatime arid tasting in the first game. Spencer got The 22nd-the day after he -told -the fourth top member Change the banks' in. the early morning, baigh bits. for the Braves as Moss of the state In Ball subcommittee he would quit the The administration to answer Dewey Lake reported bluegill a home of Ceylon White wrs set thorn dawn. Moss had two the coun- firm if the senators thought it ter-challenge Schedules Made the hap offering Herrington Lake broken into Monday night- and orgies for the Giants and Eddie made by A. B. Chan- would help the Air Force. IN U.S. UNDER ESCAPEE PROGRAM listed crappie three gallons of milk were taken. Wells had a double and a Single. dler, anti-administration candidate as first with most The Babe Ruth League game retches made with medium-razed The seecretarge The thief is believed to be the for . governor in the Democratic letter told Mulli- • scheduled for Augtot 4 will be minnows same person who had carried In the second game Nelson primary gan, that he had decided to pull out played on August 5. it was Sbroat led the Pirates hitting with Chandler's a- opponent. an- out of the partnership regardless thefts in at least a dozen homes Bert T. nounced today. two doubles and one single. Smith of the subcommittee's in the area between the east Combs. published his income tax decision. also had a double The Little League games ershedul- highway and the Hazel highway. for the Pirates. returns early last week. Gov. Kermy Wiggins ed for this week only will not WEATHER State and county officers! wars the hitting Lawrence W. Wetherby followed are be played because the Little Lea- star for the night as he got four, suit. State Conservation Investigating the many breakins Commis- gue All Stars will participate REPORT hits including a triple He became sioner in but thus far no progress has beer Henry Ward. whose sharp the tourrament ..1114441, the second to collect four in Paducah. reported. hits in criticism of Chandler touched oaf Lions Club one game. Jerry ' Otherwise all sehedules will be Henry and Jerry Some talk has been made the whole series of tax. revelations, of Shroat got a double played as set tip now bringing each for the has published his tax ni A in bloodhounds on the Tigers. returns for ' it case and tracking the thief down. 1953 and 1954 aqd was expected Has Meeting R H NOTICE Only food or being stolen to release copies of other tax Braves' 0 1 0 0 re- 1 0 1 5 2 5 turns today Giants 0 0 5 Members of the Callow-ay County 2 3 0 x 1078 Beauchamp's The Lions Club met last night tax returns for the Conservation Chat who wieh to Southwest Kentagky seven-year with President Fred Schultz period showed a total have a covey of six A sunny, ' NEW BATH TOY R HE quail to 4 hot and humid today and siding. The new officers of the income of $88396.72 The bulk of release Pirates 1 0 0 1 2 4 0 8 62 in .Calloway County. and Thursday Scattered afternoon and club discussed the NEW YORK — flP Beauchamp's income came plans for next — if the Tigers 0 1 1 1 1 4 from who have nbt previousls obtained evening thundershowers High to-I 1 9 10 5 eateries year. and five member/3 of the rant of the house rebels at *received in various state birds for release in 1955. S1.47 day 95, fair and warm tonight, are asked club were presented with five and waters try washing baby offices he held. The returns were to be at the low 75. NEW SON IS BORN Court House no S1.97 year attendance pins. a "toy" cloth. One such is Iamb- filed jointly by Beauchamp and later than 2 Kentucky Weather p.m.. this coming Summary M C. Ellis presented the pins shaped, and is a combination of her wife. Saturday. val. $1.97 Southerly winds 5 Mr and Mrs. P. B. Hinman to 10 miles to the following: Maurice Ryan, terry cloth and foam rubber. It of The tag returns also showed in- is Clarksdale, Three hundred quail will be eel per hem. high humidity. Connie Ford, R. L. Coouer, Dr. soft In the Misetssippi, are fhe come from stock $2.97 A. $kin and floats in the dividends. a 376- exhibition on the Court House Tuesday's highs: Bowling Green- H. Kopperud, parents of a !:on born this morning a* -Fred Schultz. tub. You can buy matching slip- acre from in Logan County, and lawn between I pin $1.97 rip 98. Corbiri 89, Covington 87, Mrs. Hinman Is the farmer and 2 pm., W. C. Carter showed as film to pers also; these made of terry ifid 01011t01 VASILEEP, Bulgarian auto mechanic, Is shown on his arrival Miss from interest on money invested HopkinevIle Sarah after which, members of the Sport- 94. Lexington 89, the Lions on the Minimum Founda- soled 10,000th person resettled Ruth Rhodes of Murray in the First - valw SY7c with rubber (Alta Corp., 530 in New York. He is the to be in the United :lateral Bank of smen's Club will use the Loulavalle 93, Paducah 94. tion for education He has been named Stephen Kel- birds in Kentucky. Fifth Ave., New York.) States under auspices of the U. S. escapee program. (International) Adairville and the Southern De- for restocking ley. in Calloway C otin posit Bank at Russellville. ty.
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1 PA Gt. rliVO THE LEDGER AND TIMES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY _WEDNESDAY, itux 27,- 1955 a TIIE LEDGER & TIMES e. 'BUSHED BY LEDGER A TIMER PUBLISHING COMPANY. Ins. Cons lidanon of the Murray Ledger, Th• Calloway Timm and This ranes-Herald. Octet:0er O. 1926 and the Weft Kentuckian, January SPORTS 1642.
JAMES C. snuatam..t., PUBLISRMR itoerant fans. A 10-World Man , We reeerv• th• right to reject any Advertising, letters 10 the Edna,. Alabama Star Joe sums it up like this:'IfneieatA Abe ise Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best I don't have anything to say, 1 interest of our readers don't say anythina." And he does- S -NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES- WALLACE WITMFH CO. 13611 Is The Man lit. One official at Auburn sayt till Has Childress hasn't said more than Monroe. Memphis, Tenn :tee Park Ave. New York: 307 N M:chtgas • five or 10 words on the football Avon CttleaRce 80 Bolyston St., Boston. To Watch field in the last thnee years. Ring Interest Kentucky, for trensrnission as Actually there is only one thing Prtered at the Post Office. Murray, t - Secand Claw Matter that -Ole Joe" mentions without. _ By OLSC CHR1sS a certain amount of profiling. And By JACK CUDDY SUBSCRIPTION RATES- By Carrier in Murray. per week 15c. pee ' United Pre!. Sports Writer that's the open-hearted supiaont the United Press Sports Writer wont% re. la cenewey ad .fteirenene coer.ties, per year $3.03; aide ATLANTA -81 - This 'fall when tiny ...hometown of Robertsdale has :irb•HL $3.10. Fports fans across the country given him. There's another "Joe NEW YORK. July 20 RP -An- get that first touch of fnotball Childress Day" coming up soon, cient Abe Atte'', shadow-biixing WEDNESDAY. MA' 27, 1955 fe;veor, they'd do wet to drag cin and two have already been cele- ip and old rose dresing gown and the old crystal ball an tune in brated. bare feet, went bobeing and We:W- the Dixie channel. Childress says he is mightly in- ing &muss the "sunken" living • WE WON A CONFERENCE Walt a second for the image to terested in a professional offer. mom and snarled over his shoul- clear and you'll prebafge see a what I mean about The late Will Rogers onee said Hie United States wen He'll be 22 this October and the cier-'!Yu see Winners of the Senior Star Camper Awards at Dawson Springs 4-H Club Camp tall, rangy Alabama country boy pro scouts have already given him Marciano." teery war if engaged in. anti lost, every 'Conference. No. 4 are pictured with Lynwood Schrader (left), Kentucky Utilities Corn pan on this year's All-America football the once-over. He turned and said, "Rocky is farm service adviser and electrical instructor at the camp. The 4-H'ers are (from Weil, we hate -finally won a conference., President lineup. There's one particular game Joe :etch a reugh fighter and sueh a left, front / Donald Pigg and Barbara Gibbs, both of Graves County; Susan Smith, ti;enhower 'seized the initiative when the conference 1-te's Jae Childress. the big Au- is looking forward to this fall. pumber he c ,uld have beaten Marshall Annette Palmer, Calloway -opened last Monday and held it until adjournment. - burn fullback who Is .responsible Auburn hasn I taken a game from practically all the heavy CILIMpS County; County, and Judy Chandler, Marshall for making those Alabama stars the Engineers from Georgia Tech before him - maybe with the ex- County, and (back) James Ray, Graves County; Kent Sutherland, Marshall County; The were no. specific gains. If we accept President pop aaain. Joe entered the lime- in more years than they care to ceptions of Jarit Jchnson and Gene Buddy Andel-son, Calloway County; Danny Dick, Graves County, and Mary Edna linswea stesseel ttietgen-Were last arear in _than -Auburn-Me- remember. --•-•- '- Tenney:' Thompson, Graves County, • ,intl game when he tallied a total Joe says he's fixin', to change What about Jack De.hpsey? _ He said kiss than an hour before he'left for Geneva of 164 yards on 29 runs. 11,that.ite lust might ..and. _mob- Seventyetwo-yeer-olci - Pebe, :that tre- expected no specific 'gains:fro Orange lictrutentl- -Kistinfit trailed 13-0, in the final ause they itnov.• tin . an ex- with barefooted snadow-work. I ably a few more things too. won thc world featherweight crown tidies and no limitation ,of arms. . fou:th and Childress virtually top- pert on styles." - Somewhat swarthy Abe Whose' -. in 19C1, replied without ,hesita- pled the Hurricanes single-handed- preminent setinoeeola was given a P ben, "Rocky would have been What. he did hope...f.or,..atid that he-Prayed for, was ly by running Ii times in the las" Half-Acre of Berries __Chatting in the handeornely ap- veer to his -right by some ancient too rough for Jack. Why, he would a "change in spirit" on the part of heads of governmeat, quarter for 77 yards pointed living room of his apart- int, was bonn in San Elam:Iwo. 95 Drive-In Returns $1,000 Profit • have been too rough for Jim land his hopes and -prayers were abundantly answered. New A "Ceverbey" ment, the small, lean and balding Ile- we the lth oft/ 19 children. Robert Grigsby o!' Perry County Jeffries. even. And Jeffriis.at his Man should There are plenty of sgns that said he be an expert His father had a Man office. Abe THEATRE Sold 857 gallons ,of strawberries peak was real rugged. But Saler bezause of his own Ite . - The Ruteeians tried to dampen the friendly spirit of the boy straight off the farm will prufessional boxed three years for pleasure as snow STARTS 7:45 for 21072.20 ft orri a half-acre. Tom Shatkey caved in a couple exp. 7•Ievice iii ipme 300 fights from he conference once. or twice, but the President "beat make good this year. One of them an amateur and turned inofessioil! Then about 75. gallons were used of his ribs once. and Sharkey 1010 thi.ough 1913. And because he them to the draw" each time. ' . : • • is ,his picture on the cover of al at-the age at 17. at 11..me or given away. he told never could punch like Marciano." the. Collegiate. Athletic Association had seen most Of the: big-timers in In hs seceod year as .. -"JESDAY & WEDN'DAY UK Count- Agent Paul Keen. Attell. an old-tinier who l.ve, 1 --- He unchrebtedly- had reason to believe his offer to guide this year. ienion since went to Dmver, Cole., end asked "CALL ME MADAM" Expenses leted by Grigsby in- very mueh in the preseut, said James J. Corbett, 4nspect arms and territorial possessions would not be Joe. ,who first started working "Bad Jnek" McKenna to become in Color cluded picking. $50: baskets; $2.5: many sportsmen come to see h.nt ' ccepted. but it -eo -completely _disarmed the, Russians oilt his muscles 70;es leisure hours at home, he his manager oii condieon that with Donald and by chasing Ins fertilizer, $35; plants, $25: labor, a: his bar and grill on Sec-aid O'Conner turn Dad's cattle, can heck his slippers and Ja.k get him a :hot at the feather hey couldn't turn. it.dowte Nor were they able -to stands six-feet and $30. erel geese. $15. These left a Avenue before every importer-A illus- Ethel Merriman carries a neat 195-pounds. title. McKenna did. Abe won the own one of his originsil eight points. He net pron., of $89120. Adding the tight nowadoys to get his opirOien tin te vivIdly his points on style * - 4heem-sweassteetneven- f Itel-seeed - after the -first-f value of :.es used- at ho-ine- or Practically everybody will agree the **spirit" of the George Dignn latei that same year THURSDAY & i step and a half and uses _a. fancy- given away. eic net was atsproxi- FRIDAY almost entirely and will -1901. lost the to .e.;hilny w,„ there clan style to rue through the ...p- tfeon. he figured. MISS UNIVERSE TITLE • 114. „unieren„ .changed flatten. WINNER OF • /e no war, or no sneak attack, when there is the right i.atuon. Kileacie on • a d. cision in 1912.. "JACK SLADE" - -V Because of Abe's combined ag- starring Mark Stevens "spirii." . •The University of Georgia coach- PLANS IMPROVED DAIRYING . , gressiveness, puneh and skill, the es have called him the greatest Fred 13rockman, University of Eisenhower more the last two late Damon Runyon oecz called President 'said no than fullback since Doc Blanchard Kentucky agent in Ferrn and him "the greatest tighter.' pound- emocratic Presidents at Yalta and Potsdam, but what All these compliments tend to Hume Development, says the Eu- tor-pound. I ever :Aim." 11.11/1 e said had greater conviction. make eyes glow at Auburn. But gene Horton family in Rocknastle• 01 /.11a1 Attell es-tanates he made "but they have little effect on Joe He county has a long time guol of 4: May ire that's beeause the Russians know from experi- a iniinen" Ma rats and in still IS the country lt.ci who got 12.000 pounds of milk a cow from world esuielbRallieS-M4 .7.411141.1 baree he means whit he says. Mid the seems to a ebange at college through his a cow heed. Pepduction last 4$4‘.141111r- . k.- (Way at trieads say he is a wealthy gnan. .).ilidcwknd4 him. too. football scholarst.p. year ranged from sloe to 14.000 fighters after he retited and then Chliress had been dubbed.. 'Olt .pouneL__ Artificial breed, and Ninonerer are the Russians able to pose as a peaceft41 wein into the' bar-grill business. 1 Jne" by his teemmates and home- t_nproved feeding are help:-.g Im- iatien while investing.' 70'. of the national budget in Drive-In 1 town fnencis, but his buttoued-hp prove production. A tiench s.la 4a-me aud 4inunitn it intl. _ , sionally puzzles his !--r. -x- :II be added to the Horton dairy. SHOW STARTS AT 7:45 • Farmers See t. longer are th*: able to convincingly point Azid no Answer to Yestercay's TUESDAY & WEDN'DAY the finger at the United States- 'ae an aggressor. CROSSWORD Puzzle Trench Silo PUZZLE Fatmers in McCracken County "TROUBLE in the GLEN" -us • presenting' Rusetine /SOROS! 31-Prin!cr's TRU-COLOR . In 1:4 seturAN -requirements th meat. e starring understandei, 1-Away! 38---Flor,,.a Enrris cc a new trench silo knew they were talking to someone who {-Century pleat 11-Residue ,42-Jog to be filled with about 275 tons Margaret Uockwood, them. - - Tuck,.- 'j4.44=lfti and Thu Citvnan, have over-ruii tfite-iichest 13-Entbus4astfe grass. soybtans. -Kalil.° clover and Orson Wells 14-Ocean 4;--.S a r • fescue. 11 is ripen at both cod, 90 Russia. So have the aunies rif gther Etrrnpelin 011th-trier 15-Small twigs , 17-Produce ate lied self feeding can be donen•The cost excha,ge 1.2-ttLag. r tst the silo which was made with THURSDAY The ssalt-. ‘cry frankly say their „own security 1f-Parcei• of Land & FRIDAY ust to. ; r..vig!ei •....- betore they will agree to point inie ti-Pronoun I a trenching machine was about ft-461tating arena Inetruments stored "TIMBERJACK" f -Presit:tnt Fist i.!,.47A s-r- terms-a re-united Germany. 33--Oone of 1Kely 60-Oraln $3.50 a ton for the feed g7-outs oft 51-Obtoln this yerie Errett Pane, ,meet(. in Trucolor r • 62-Fewest It tr.--.• Wes/. /,.:ps :-.i.% Russian _se/. Laity problem! "'1-11,as:this (.2-Otrl'• name Mee:AAA_ n County fanner, hie starring SterlinF Hayden :"•-e,w,error,s 2-nude paiely Mad a ..lo ..v.th f....:....:,. i0.. vorist peat.' mit,' Le a,.sured. It will remove their fear DOWN -Evergreen tree and Vera Ralston tv err Imoortant 4 -Jason's and win -complete ils fain* with .., .lif NATO. and ge/ e them assurance against German ag- perenn limit') 1--Ilarrest ship 34 -Exasperate t. --Moll surs.hum next :all. TrallalinlORIIIIIDg egyalital0 leress.., ii.- goddess ,t -11.-c, month . - _ 7-Energy • ot cheese • i'.. Tii. ,..i.Iervii.,••• was a- sticees 1) yell 1.10P it changed a -11-Innu4re 10--Observe • '..lhe -spirit" ../f P-,eetiegs between the heads of nations, 11-11,olgear Eisenhow.r IC-ti ml tist 1/ke President hoped it would. 18-Mlicato DA-Yellow ocher Curtis Wayne Doran • ' It may mean !hat o..r diplomats can work out peace 22-Per,h W. • 22-Interior in cr toher that will be pleasing to all. --- ft-Compass pint 3 2.1 ':::'.5 25. /.27 .22; ....2 4.o 74-Drinks /A 23-ItIver in Announces His Candidacy , 1 Siberia 2 4.1 D_ -Reg (i ,, itt - F(11: PEACE I -nispatc,104. ,4 s1,5 57 22 -Metal for the office of The ano.-.1iTir.-•rn.,n! made- ads 1.,.• Si -Thing., in law in full page /1'N 4,• SS ,5 i NI -Essential ...;(;enerai that -the first atomic pot' • Idl IC--A stat• (ablm.) Zi ,• 40-Cut limber ::pra"nt wt nt into conorier(ial operation July leth. 41-A state (abbr.) 41- Precious stoo• City Councilman 44 -Trade for It is ate.; at Milton. N.Y... ncar the experiment a' es money •:lataoreiter... i/ h. re atomr-e.pcoa-er was produced for . the 44-Time goes by - 45 45-label Subject to the Demo( nail. Primary August Laubmarine "Set/wolf." 14-Anger 151-d'ermit 62-chahge rr,lor of HILLEVI lOmairI, 21, Monde Sweden, shown YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED : . The pket enough electricity for the 64-277.erkpiere. a from Upsala, Is after %average elly of 20.1loft population, aiill was madP ts.,•• she was chosen JediseUniverse from among 81 international beautien possi- IC-(reek letter entered in the fourth annual beauty contest at Long Bench. Calif. Number Eleven On The ;Lk by go\ f•nmerat ooperation-with 11•1•Ir la.1••• Pawn. lif--Sun god Ballot private enterprise. • ars... I.. • She told reporters: "I think this is the greatest day of me life." Miss - Russia ha Larpine foe the "use of atomic energy - Rombin's vital statistics arc 36-23-38. (International Sounciehoto) -for pea.. -tie- ..-• s tor yearY., While the •Americar •••, foverrment et.terpr6e quietly built and put Biggest Thriller Since "King Kong" • (iipt.ratiot: !).e a t;• -pt.ace-tirre atonli(' steam plant. \Ve rol wur, ihiportant propaganda bat- Ale in - 11,1,11 Ei, .).!. 71,.1 0,cern-nt. We MaY hat' .ftarted y'Ell rival all present methods ot ra I - Five \ears Ago Today Leeler and Times File July 27, 1950, GLASS LINED PUMP • -,.-Nr•-,,rnitatir,-r-r--nri 7.ONT-Trr-Irr-WP'-nriease -.-TKeiiert- new hti4tit, s.. Male Street next to the- Varsit:‘ ...--T+e- - afere-A--yriode t r W • structure will do Much to irn- •i)rove tie. -1//1.1,- t! l• tv r, a- ,,y, ij the 11•4(1 -awned by Dr. ‘11 THE CR.' of reCi:ntly classified- under :the pi /on ad. e 1 Li A a el a in Jet sey •katle Club. The .timti ritt in! a i- trot' type. comparille !them • •1 - hilt points for-a per- . :feet 1. /- NV. r \ el., 1'.171 tied crop activities or. ---Kent,it threhing small grains ELLIS PUMP8 PIPE CO. and , :,/ .1 as weather permitted. .S- 1)011- lleY' was ttareev..i l.y : end 11 I-; I. left lest week _.for- a vi0 /12 MILE EAST of MURRAY with 7/ i (4.i:ion/a alms Texas.-They will return t . , THE MONSTROUS Gill Men. half man and half wit- eft, Fif.aliiy. lir -honor of fish, memo i•• Jelei Agar end Lori Nelson in the 1.iy 'Mrs. V. !riv 'keenie ('ollie, at the home thriller. "Revenge Of The Creature:" which op,' on Highway 94 oflir- .tl. Mr-. Jackson Garland and tomorrow' at the Varsity Theatre for a two-day 411- Mre. 1. Approximately sixty vairemert. Not since "King Kong" has there been a were prt :it picture like this.
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Vt -r7r_ Little League &B abe Ruth League ro LITTLE LEAGUE BABE RUTH LEAGUE Boys in Ages of 9-10-11-12 •"M.301,711NrIeft. Club Camp Boys in ages of 13, 14 and 15 Company All Games will be played at the Little League Field in the City Park All games will be played s are (from at the Babe Ruth Field in Holland Stadium Susan Smith, SPONSORS SPONSORS ler, Marshall MURRAY hall County; 6 Y.B.M.0 MFG. CO TIGERS Mary Edna — YANKS LIONS — CUBS BANK OF MURRAY BRAVES ROTARY — CARDS RYAN MILK CO. — REDS figt BELK-SETTLE GIANTS PEOPLES BANK • PIRATES rive-In SEASON SCHEDULE ,TRE _1. FIRST HALF SECOND SEASON SCHEDULE ,RTA 7:43 •A' HALF Friday, June 10 Tuesday, FIRST HALF Cards July 12 SECOND HALF vs. Yanks Reds vs. Cubs WEDN'DAY Cubs vs. Reds Monday, Yanks vs. Cards June 13 Thursday, July 14 MADAM" Giants vs. Dior Braves Pirates vs. Tigers Tuesday, June 14 Friday, Tigers vs. Yanks July 15 Pirates Braves vs. Giants )'Conner and vs. Reds Cubs vs. Cards erri Cards Thursday, man vs. Cubs Reds vs. Yanks June 16 Monday, July 18 r - Braves vs. Tigers Giants vs. Pirates Friday, June 17 TuesdAy, Pirates Reds July 19 vs. Giants Tigers vs. Braves & FRIDAY vs. Cards Cubs vs. Yanks Yanks vs. Cubs Monday, SLADE" Cards vs. Reds June 20 Thursday, July 21 Braves vs. Pirates Tigers vs. Giants irk Stevens Tuesday, June 21 Friday, July Giants vs. Reds Tigers Pirates vs. Braves vs. Cubs Cards vs. Yanks Yanks • Thursday, vs. Cards Cubs vs. Reds June 23 Monday, July 25 Pirates vs. Tigers Giants vs. Braves Friday, June 24 Tuesday, Braves vs. Cubs July 26 Giants Tigers vs. Pirates vs. Cards Yanks vs. Reds Reds vs. Yanks Cards vs. Cubs Monday, June 27 Thursday, July 28 Tay Giants vs. Pirates Braves vs. Tigers Tuesday, June 28 Friday, July Tigers vs. Braves Cubs 29 Pirates vs. Giants vs. Yanks Reds vs. Cards Cards Thursday, fe-in vs. Reds Yanks vs. Cubs June 30 Monday, August 1 Tigers vs. Giants Braves vs. Friday, July 1 Pirates ITS AT 7:48 Tuesday, August 2 Pirates vs. Braves Giants vs. Tigers Cards vs. Yanks Reds vs. Cubs Ir Cubs Monday, . WEDN'DAY vs. Reds Yanks vs. Cards July 4 Thursday, August 4 Giants vs. n the GLEN" Braves Pirates vs. Tigers Tuesday, July 5 . Friday, 'Tigers vs; Pirates ;COLOR Yanks August Braves BB. Giants vs. Reds — tisb4 es. Cards Cards vs. Cubs •••• Thursday, July 7 Lack wood, Reds vs. Yanks Monday, August _ Braves vs. Tigers Giants 'is. nciner and Friday, July 8 - Pirates Pirates Tuesday,gust 9 *B.—Giants Tigers vs. Braves Wells Reds vs. Cards Cubs vs. YanIza Yanks vs. Cubs Cards Monday, July 11 Thursday, vs. Reds Braves August 11 vs. Pirates Tigers vs. Giants & FRIDAY Giants vs. Tigers Pirates vs. Braves .RJACK" sucolor zlinF Hayden a Ralston --- mist aasiga...*I CUBS REDS BRAVES, PIRATES Manager Charles Brooks Manager Robert Young Manager Gene Cohoon Manager — Players — Gene Dunn — Players — — Players — C V David Buchanan, Jerry Hendon, Sammy Parker, — Billy Crouse, Danny Laznpkins, Billy Nix, Players — Robert Lee, Ranly Cooper, Ronnie Roberts, John Michael Robert Spann, Carl Stout, Weatherly, Jones, James Washer, Jerry Grogan, Danny Dwaine Spencer, Johnny Nelson Shroat, Kim Wallis, Tommy Lyons, Hilton Steele, McDougal, Tommy Hurt, Gene Roberts, KeKnny Farrell, Tripp Drake, Jimmy Ellis, John Hutson, Dan Roberts, Jerry Rose, Stanley Hughes, Richard Hurt, Lonnie Snow, Donnie Ed- Donald Ronald Barlow, Dickie Young, Dan Parker, Ronnie Moubray, Danner, Harry Weatherly, Donnie Cohoon, George, Larry Austin, Ron- Smith, Roy wards, Red Howe, Jr. and Cary Miller. Tommy nie Moore, Larry Knight, Bryan Anderson, Robert Vaughn, Williams, Jerry Morton. Tommy Goodwin, Ro- White, Frank bers Evans, Donald Lockhart, Jimmy Wells, Joe Brewer, Tommy Tommy Stalls. raway, Car- WON 7 LOST Don Wells, Buddy Farris, Frank Rickman. 1 WON 4 LOST 3 WON 2 LOST 6 WON 5 LOST 3 ATED — YANKS CARDS TIGERS GIANTS Manager Fred Faurot Manager Red Cole Manager Al Hewett Manager Joe Farmer — Players — Orr - Players — Billy Kopperud, Donnie — Players — Pride, Jimmy Rose, George Jimmy Shroat, — Players — Oakley, Wayne Garrison, Tommy Young, Danny Key, Joel Nickie Ryan, Richard Rowland, Robert Dan Pugh, Kenny Wiggins, Harold Hurt, Charles Workman, Danny Taylor, Nucci, Jimmy Stalls, Tommy Glen Tarry, Tommy Hutchens, Eddie Wells, Louis Greenfield, Mils- Steele, James Edwards, Paul Lee, Jerry Henry, Jerry Jimmy Thurmond, Freddie Moss, Clifford McConnell, Don Shroat, Cook, Wallace Willoughby, Jeff Corbett, Faurot, Don Faughn, James Overby, Dick Hutson, Hugh Massey, Joe Ray, Buzz Kerlick, Danny Rowland, Freddie Hendon, Walter Blackburn, Glen Harry Williams, Ted SYlces, Steven Sanders, Ronnie Edwards. Nucci, Sparks, Billy Brandon, Ray Roberts, Jerry Moss, Harold Joe Wilkerson, and Ronald Danner. Wal- Hoyt Wyatt, John Sowell, Mac Fitts, lace, David Miller, David Sykes, Ronnie on Vern- Henson. Stubblefield, Bill Young, Steve Foust, Donnie WON 4 LOST Henson. 3 WON 0 LOST 8 • WON.5 LOST 3 WON 4 LOST 4 This Page Is Sponsored With The Cood Wishes Of The Following Merchants and Business Men - - - -
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Phone 694-M-4 or pounds of live weight from Hunting for a job is hard work. the University of Kentucky Col- red yearling payments for Aetios probably change jobs more lege of agnirulture and Home lamb and Look For Parts the purppose of financing the than most salaried people because Sconorraicas: Circle program. Ballots for voting can ,11rs. Robertson Is Eva Wall few assignments last longer than 4'sk referendum to determine .17ist-.11arilps Neal be obtained from local AFC offsets By SHELLEY WINTERS two months. whether an agreement providing Personals Hostess For A.14.et Has Meet In Home and malt be returned not later agent do honored .--It Shower Written For The United Press les easy to let your for advertising, promotional and than Friday, Aug. 19. Mr and Mrs. Homer Pentecost Of Circle I WSCS Of Mrs. Shelton HOLLYWOOD. July 19 (IA —1 the foot-slugging for you. while related market ,development activi- Thursday. Evening opelied The home of Mrs. J. W. Shelton at home and wait for him of Halls, Teen. viaited Mrs. Pente- Mrs. Loeser Robertson am considered lucky by many you sit ties on wool and lambs will be "The promotional program, if parents, Mr and Mrs. Dud- the Olive Boulevard on South Fiateenth Street was the people bees use I have played a to telephone When he's got some- Mis Marilyn Neal, whose en- cost's her home on phi into effect under section 708 approved, is to be earned out by Johnson over the week-end. the meeting of Circle I of the scene of the meeting of the Elva succession of good motion picture thing interesting. - Produeers gagenamt to Mi. Paul Jordan was ley for of the rational Wool Act of 1954 the American Sheep tins news- Woman's Society of Christian Wall Circle of thAg Woman's Mis- roles that seemed. tailoied for me. directors announced recently in • • • • Stars can get roles that way, has been announced by the De- Council, Inc., made up of linen Service of the First Methodist sionary Society (7.1he . Memorial But I didn't get those roles leading or- paper. was -honored with a maybe not always the kind part:anent of Agriculture at Wash- and delegates from July 19, at Baptist Chunh held Tuesday. luck. but &hewer Thuraday evening, July 21, and Mrs. Dallas Outland Church held Tuesday. through ington. ganizations throughout the United Mr. July 19, at two-thirty o'clock in They ?Ike. The satisfaction of play- in the lounge of Wells Hall at two-thirty o'clock in the afternoon. should be available and Mrs. Launne Doran- 1111118111 I got them because I went out ing the part you know you can ex- 'Eligible to vote in this referen- States. Ballots The program chairman. Mrs. J. the afternoon. Remember that Murray State _College. Hostesses over the week-end with Mr. and the hard work of produrers who from ASC offices. introduced the "Stewaniship and Mitaon Study" and knocked on doors, called on cel in is worth dum are all sheep were. Ma sea Amanda Hurdle. Gene in Mernphts, N. Waggoner. these must be returned no later Mrs. Albraten was the theme of the program producers, and reminded every- going out and button-holing pro- have owned sheep over 6 months • ausie Means, and Betsy Boyd. , guests alas prerented the program. Tenn. ducers yourself. Tackling the boss for any 30-day penod since than Aug. 19." Mrs. Roy Farmer gave the devo- for the afternoon with the devo- body concerned .with casting that of age The honoree chose from her 12:28 yourself will also develop a sense • • • • tion on the "Parable of Talents" tion from Proverbs 14:34, I was available and had the per- trouzeau a pink summer cotton of security — and I don't mean in which she nnpretted upon and 11:5 and Luke 20:25 being sonality and experience to play trimmed in white. She was pre- the kind you get from- a• big bank Mr and Mrs. Melburn Byrn* everyone the importance of their given by Mrs. Shelton followed that role. TIME TO FIX IT RIGHT :Clued a cces.ige of pink carna- Aubrey Farris spent the aceeturt. and Mrs Whig the talents bestowed upon by prayer by Mrs. Henry Boyd. Make sure you're getting ...ions.lby the boasesses. week-end in St. Loafs. ?do., viiit- were discussed as fol- Must Sell Yourself them. - Topics the best possible job! Rely ips with Mrs. Farris brother and lows -Carver School of Minions Long go I learned that a play- The get table was overlaid wrah on our skilled craftsmen wee. Mr and Mrs. Pat Blalock. Mrs- Charles lawn Baker pre- and Social Work", Mrs. C. J. er shouldn't leave it up to his a lace cloth and cer.tered tvith an • repair your watc h, • • • sented posits and prayers on the Bradley; "Margaret Fund A Bless- agent to do all the job hunting. -Accused Embezzler to irningtenent of pink snapdragons. sli- theme the parable of the talents. Byrd; An Ap- An actress can do a lot better in 3 jewelry... make your aladuaii, ad white daisiel. Minia- of ing", Mrs. Joyce These were selections from her precriation Repressed by David C. some cases in selling herself. Let ver like new. ture bride and groom dolls, were J'eterinary iledical .arloane— own scrapbook and from the Parker, Mrs. Shelton. the agent handle. the financial dc PUT YOUR TIMEPIECE IN Qua siacedsoaround the centerpiece. jl uxiliary Meets ireagbook of the late Mr. A. B. the dosing prayer by tarts. That's why agents were ee- DO Tile JOB RIGHT! The geM were arranged beneath Following WE'LL Fifty one members of the Auxi- Amman. Mrs. Byrd. reerestunents were gaged in the lust place — be- a strildng arrangement of drift- JEWELER liary of the Kentucky Veterinary The chairman of the circle. Mrs. served by the hostess hi the mem- cause artists were supposed to be MURRAY wood and wire resembling a gift Bldg. Du:ne- B. Selott. presided at the meet- visitors, Mrs. Henry dumb about money matters. S. 6th Berry tree. Medical .4.ssociation, met at G. bers and two 202 s:nit House in Louisville. Wednee- ing. She told of the orgammuott and Mrs. Mavis Kirk. Ar- I have an agent and I pay him Aptitoximately sixta7--t ve gaols Boyd day. July 20, for their annual of the hospital auxiliary and gave rangements 'of mummer • flowers 10 per cent. but I also give him railed dur:ne the evening surr.mer luncheon meeting The an invitation to each one to join were used at vantage points in the all the help I can. When I heard president, Mrs. Tom Maddox. of or help the organization. living room. Warner Brothers was getting ready • • • • to produce "A Handful Of Grearrville, dftElated and Mrs F. The house was attractively de- Clouds'..., THURS. I immediately phoned E. Hull of Lexington. program corated for the occasion with bou- producer Funeral Wreaths Mr. and Mrs. James Witherspoon Willis Goldbeck and,. chairman. .ntrucluced Doris King. quets of white gladioli and red told •him I FRI. and son. Joe Pat. left Monday was in town. I and and Sprays vocalsst. vs:tit „her apcompoiust. noses used on the coffee table and wasn't working, and morning for the Smoky Moun- was much interested in doing AIR -CON DITIO N ED Fletcher Smith. the mantle. the tains and other parts of interest role of the Artistically Arranged Mrs L. R. Riohariam, of Raven- Refreshment+ were served by gunanan'a loyal -sweet- for a two weeks vacation. heart. na. Ohio. presidert of the Auxib- the hostesses. Mn. Robertson and ary of the National Organization Mrs. Luther Jackson. to the twelve I gave him all the reasons I di-• Veterinarians, (A.V.MA.t was the church with Mrs. E. A. rnesnbers and three guests — Mrs. at could think of why I believed I principal speaker'. She told the .J. Lawrence of Roy Farmer and Mrs. Charles Lassiter and Mrs. L. was so well suited for the part. many projects „undertaken by this Baker and son. Richard. aa hostesses and Mrs. Ed Burkeen •geason Goldbeck told me 90471e of the r)th at Pop:ar — Call 470 organization, -and, the as program leader. emphasized The August meeting will be held beg scenes in the script. and I be- wife's part in collaborating with came even more enthusiastic to her h..istrand .11 his wade. play mane, who u a sort of waif- *AIMED IN MURDER HEARING like characeer. harsh but not mean .s... sexy and sophisticated. but not too smart. When Jack Palanee was 'JOHN C. SIEMER, 24, Is kissed' by signed for the co-starring role of his wife. Henrietta, 24, after he The the gangster, I told the studio I Triple Club was arraigned in Federal Court, thought Jack and I would be a Brooklyn, N. Y., on charges of Located on U.S. 641 South of Hazel embezzling $82,080 from a Staten - Social Calendar Island bank where-he-Worked as — Presents — a teller. He was held in $50,000 bail. Mrs. Slemer.feld authori- PHIL FORREST and his Thursday. July M ties she only accompanied her COMBO TONIGHT husband from New York to LAST TIMES • The Lyd.an Class of the F.rst in ne'7 -- Cleveland September, 1954, _ for your dancing and listening pleasure. Baptist Church will meet at the after' he threatened to kill him- 14-0- ft• • SPECTACLE in CINEp&cOICOLOR cabin of Mrs. Rimy Jenkins at self and two of their children. Wednesday Night, July 27 tlx-thirty o'clock for a potluck Authorities said there was "some supper.' Group III will be ip charge doubt" that Mrs. Siemer, who is THE PRODIGAL from 8:00 to 12:00 of the arrengernents. All mernbens expecting her fourth child, and their farn.dies are urged to played a part in the alleged osiaala (international)
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a. "••••,-....r-ta••••• 11.•••••1.4.I.YaL aria Saar. wto1q1snAy, .11.'1.Y 27, 1955. •30.1 .ortr • re, I ID is ap- THE DGETONNID TMER ikfTARAY, KENTUCKY wrung at !AGE TIVII seep r- FOR RENT FOR SALE: GOOD GENERAL Elias Robertson „I e referen- .1 I FOR SALE Electric, Waistline Machine. Real l Bob On Kentucky Farms tilliii silo with rye. a McCukton new central farrowing house. in Ballard county, about taco ill be de- Bargain. Eitchange Furniture Store. For Ninety-two per cent of the farms ben. FOR City Councilman A vital of 182 copper tooled awarded to 4-H, FFA aid , incentive RENT: AVAILABLE August FOR SALE: GOOD 3rd de Maple. Phone 877. Lkeri lioaireby, Magoffin In Kentucky are now electrified. FR/. 1st., 4 USED Elec- J28C Eli Guy Spann county, planters. seven pairs of bookends exhibitors. per hund- reorn apt. with bath and tier who has a Following a training Refrigerator, 3 to eihixese trona FOR SALE: - John flock of broiler-type . school on an three waste boskeL were Strawberries iight frOrn electric dove uutlet. Call 1705a EXCELLENT 60 acre Parker hens, ieather tooline, made added $75.00 ti Exchauge Furniture Store. Phone hum, has been Felling eggs to a • - Logan county by Crittenden county $80,900 gnents for J29C 877. 1% miles East at Kirksey. Curtis Wayne Doren hatchery homemaker, made homemakers to incomes of farme.s JIMC Ittinniag water, for 88 cents a dozen. bill folds, coin in one month. Laurel icing the bath. insulation. purses and key cases county. FOR RENT: MODERN'3 ROOM GOod barn. stock barn. Six farmers 6'01.i ng can OOMMERCJAL. .REFRIOERA- Spring Armic Athens Lewis A tin in Carter county duliftx, newly decorated. water through county, Eleven .pigs ,In one titter on the can opened at each end offsees Call 33 FORS, brand new Army Surpass, farm year-round. Lost &Fóund figured he gut Se.17 an'hour is handy have received plans for houses or see Mrs. Bob McClinton, 2 acre tobacco .fonsfarm of Richard Jacksen, Warren when containers are nc4 later 503 20 cu. ft. $269.50, 45 cu. ft. $339.50, base. Mail, bus and his "work in growing 1,000 broilers being filled to hold 44.000 broiler chickens. dive. milk roote. 0. W. Jackson, cnunty. - weighed 50 ponds each with food for feeezing, J27C FOB Paducah or Hoplcineville. Kirksey LOST: TAN COCKER to all age of 10 weeks. says Mrs. Billy C Rice had 105 North- Garage and Service Station. SPANIEL' , 1when 60 days old. Anna C. Thompson, UK Country Boy Stores. A2C J27C wearing harnevs. Reward area home western ewes delivered to his farm for any W. H. Cernev, Washington dtig-raisers in Ballard demonstration agent. 5 rografls. if 'Lemma:ion concerningiti where- seeing. county rriet In Madison county . FHELP FOR I at the ied out by WANTED SALE: BOSTON BULL Dog, farm of H. L. Middleton MONUMENTS & A Youth Fair aboues. Phone 1247. J29P used bienifite will be held on • Produters mide° buPPY, black and white Murray Marble and Granite wo:ks. as a preservative In Son, where they saw the herd and July 30 at Lacentee, directors fair grounds Read Our Classified.% af WANTED AT ONCE: 1st CLASS markings. Call. 1215-24. J27C Builders of tine memorials for eading or- Mechanic, appy to Bill Solomon over half century. NANCY FOR SALE: 8 YEAR.OLD Porter White, the United Oily et Murray Manna. No phane Guern- Manager, Pi1044 121. By Ernie aey -milk cow. Very gentle, A6-C &Jahr-idler ie available csite please. Murray, Ky TFC milk goat. Phone 961-M. 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J29C LIKE 29-Renior (abbr.) 2,-1-thrlort 7-Rocky AM II-In addition 9-Preflx: nut c. 10-ON ers SPECIAL: 6 (six) POSTCARD "l 12-Symbol for iron Photographs 2 , 14-Defeat and 1 (one) 8x10 17-Pertaining to enlargement for babies the dawn ors-child- 5 1111-Rlin ren, only $395 for balance of 23-Prefix: down Jely. Loves Studio. 11111UOVII 9 i . (7422.i ggi 24 Pavia ma don J29C 21-A thietk .groun . - -1Waken ' 25 30-Cravats POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS • .., n-leines 14r 116-lasmn 37-41aoitmue The Ledger and Times is author- ,. 7 36 element to announce the following jaLyii . ...4 . o7 I candidates subject to the Demo- 39-fluy back ••• • ..r es 41-River duck dratic Primary August / , 41-Puffs 8, 1955. ;Li .43 For. State Senator ---ABB1E an' ...-...... :. ,.,,,.0) 44-fletusid! SLATS - .../z' 41-Ea:th goddess George E. Overbey _, 45- 111..ea pe By 1Raeburn Van 5.' 5-, 51-Mast George W. Potta Buren MY FACE, MISS 6ROGr.146, IS Of Cheese For Commonwealth Attorney ..YOUR FACE-WELL... ITS 59 .0. 57-Rpatibh YOU REALIZE NATURALLY, THAT A SYMBOL OF HOPE, MY VOICE NOT /A 5., for Jicrsç M L.assiter A BAD FACE...NO, NOT A BAD FACE ..., "river" • THE SOOTHING_ .".1 For State Representative WHEN YOU CUT ARTTEGODSEBERRY ft/5(c ThAkT, 65 &I 62 -TeutortIr WIPES OUT AT ALL ... AND REMEMBER, THAT IS deity Garland Neale FROM VIEW, YOU OFFENDED TROUBLES... 60-Fruit drink WHEREAS YOUR owne-e001169ORRV'S 4.4.. '62-River Owen Billir.gten MILLIONS OF MY LOYAL, FACE... I - In Italy OPINION''' 64-Symbol for For City Judge DEVOTED VIEWERS.' •••• 1.1•1 •••.• .110 tantaluiu
CH A PTER roI:11TE EN Gerry's a-Stress?" SARA'S thaughts were scurry- "How do you know that?" didn'e. But I knew it was "Less thaa ing in a dozendifferent directions ygurs. an hour before we At the Automat you had a discovered its toes, Motion tool:. off se mice in a panic as she ha- portable Ivpewriter ; iled to the with your in his own plane from an unlighted Indian describe what name and a eines on a luggare had seen in the 10 tag airstrip with stolen gasoline." LIGHT SOMEWHERE, -cent store. tied to the handle. I didn't know WELL,IF HE'S HE DIDN'T FIRE ME, SUE - Vou were after he ruby; "I ace." WILL YOU,S4.1E - YOU Goe/G TO but I Gerry's last name. I just heard Indian 'IOU GRASP, MISS GROGGINS, FIRE HE SAID NED GIVE ME ONE bought it before you could reach *The said, "We traced ARE MAKING ME I4ER,WHY DOESN'T you address him once as 'Gerry.' Motion's trail to Ranguare where THAT THE MILLIONS OF ARTIE MORE CHANCE...BECAUSE, the counter, so you followed us To find him NERVOUS- HE GET IT CANA Into the again, I must work he went after the war to base a GOOSEBERRY FANS EXPECT ME TO HE SAID, OUR STARS street. You wouldn't do through you. And it WITH a•- was always Chinese Jeweller set the stone and DISMISS YOU WITHOUT SO MUCH MOVE IN THE SAME hang about the ruby there possible that lie ee had slipped the fasten it to a chain that he ceeld AS A E'1-YOUR-LEAVE we were talking to a ruby to you before he walked man. So you out wear around his neck under tua trailed us of the Automat iefthi4ie box in tu the Automat. After Gerry clothes. We notified Washington- his poet et to draw anyone who l1e was still went to get coffee, you sat at was in the Army, so the watehing away from you. So state department passed our table because yoti thought I came here." our com- \ Gerry was toming plaint along to the war depart- back. hadn't "You crime to search my apart- Ire left his hat? I was wearing ment. as it was then. There vies ment!" cried Sara. "And it was no court-martial-just t1:0-`46) the ruley. tut '1.41.11 a A quiet in- thra ched taerry's -apart- vestigation. He was cleared, be- becaure you hadn't reached ment here earlier this evening the Automat when cause it couldn't be proved that I was putting His astonishment seemed real. it en and afterwards it was the ruby was in his possession or .41 hidden "Gerry has an apartment in this that i•• Se my blouse. You muse have the detbh of the co-pilot was same building!" anythirg but .ht Gerry still had # regrettable acci- IN• it In his "You must have known. You dent." t. :sat facing the street, but • must have seen the name 'Gerald "Wasn't it?" tI sat opposite me where you Hone' on his A could mailbox 'downstairs 'A fatal accident in:the Commis- 7 see the -room without turn- and associated it with Gerry." ing your head. And you left the sion of a felony is Murder. If we "I didn't go downstairs. As I had been able theft, LH: ABNER table suddenly. Did you . .. On, told you, to prove I entered the building by Maxon would have been in a diffi- did you see Gerry then? Where the skylight on the did he go?". roof. I walked cult position. We were sure of his By Al Cam-. downstairs and identified your guilt, so we decided to take action' The Indian considered her with apartment by the WOUI-D THAT 80•1 *grave visiting card ourselves independently. We hadn't saNSIDER P.-THERE'S ONLY eyes. "He went out the side Uiumbtacked to your door." AUDREY HEPBURN'S door. Didn't you enough money to offer a reward FRANKLY,YOUNQ HANDS ?>A ? OF MOUTH1 know?" "Oh ...." There was no such PERFECT?- HANDS "No. I didn't know." Her voice that would tempt Moxon. Since MOUTH WASH - ELIZABETH HE'D CONSIDER card on Gerry's door upstairs. The the war there is no Mo- TAYLOR'S?- WAy was flat, colorless. "Was he Indian could money in AH THINK THET RITA 1RRESiST have passed it with- gur. So 1 didn•t approach Moxiiii HAY WORTH'S -TED e,?" out suspecting that PSYCHOLOGY -2- IS A •' couldn't it was Gerry's. at all. I approached Mrs. Moxon." WILUAMS9S Grow* see. Ile was moving Sara said, "Why do you care so 0'10(./IR'N DONE HERE -y through a crowd. At "His wife?" THEY ARE-' the much about the ruby? Who are "And the mother C RACK :•-.D .r he looked back, frowning. of his two PASTE Then little sons. She refusgd to believe YORE 'EM OW! he went out into the stt-L" "uTh 7e.Indian said, "I represent "You followed him?" His Motion had stolen a ruby, but she BRAINY! Highness the Rajah of Mogur. I knew something wrong "As far as Grand Central sta- was was and educated in Edinburgh and- that she was frightesed. When he tion. Ile Went into • telephone but my name is unimportant." booth and looked found the jewel was too famous at something in "I never heard of alegur," pro- the palm of his hand. I to be sold even to a fence, tie couldn't tested Sara. couldn't give fee what it was, Then ne up the dream of sud- left the •'Mogur is a tiny state on the der wealth, booth, went directly to- the Hotel so he tried something border between India and Tibet. else and that time he was caught. reviniodore bar. Ile looked like a The rajah res is is a Mohammedan, but "I waited. I had no idea where ho has just received a great his subjects arc Hindus, r of some kind. speaking the ruby was, but I hoped he would It was a rath- a dialect similar to that of Bengal. lesd er ssuple matter Pir rrie to pick me to it, when he came out of his He respects their religion. There prison. But Moxon broke his parole porkIA and melt away Into the are just enough crowd. Mohammedans at• and disappeared. tached to the court of "I didn't dare Mogur to "Sooner or later he would com- open the box until keep the Hindu faith honed and municate / was in my' room %vett with his wife, so I the door sharpened to Its . finest point of watched her and, eventually, she locked, shades down. Then I OF lifted fanaticism. These people are so led me to New York and small COURSEtr- MAKE ae.elld and, of course, the box evas -simple a I'D DO PERFECT, ISN'T MAY f3.E ONE they cannot believe that rooming house on the upper west ANYTHING ONE LIKE e•4SEBALL -ntity." any but their old IN THE SHE?-CAN YOU LIKE JIM. .. This last, enemies, the un- side, where he was living. I had WORLD CLEOPATRA, little glimpse of him, believing Mohammedans, would PAINT HER IN/ IR "PIERSALL, 1 'king'"like a man expected to share my vigil' with FOR YOU,OLD > ONE LIKE_ POSES.r.r- wild has just have risked the wrath of Siva by the police. Their shadowing IRRESiSTII3LE ONE LIKE AT - • ived • great of her MAESTRO- HELEN OF LAST AH Shock," only took taking the ruby from his shrine. was POSES? STAN an pretty obvious and she threw EXCEPT KNOW', WHUT :4 Melt or ,so farther. Then Foreign agents are LET-0C,"?!- y disappeared fanning this them off her trail before she MUSIA L-• • into mystery as flame for their own purposes. Un- reached YOU RIDE IN MY PSYCHOLOGY New York. CLEAN less .the rajah can recover the "I hardly ever saw them and CAR.?. 15.'1- She looked up at the Indian. -I ruby and display it, there Fuppose you think will be then only at distance, or in half- now that he riot and worse in Mogur." light. took the box deliberately, opened I heard them more often "How did atoxon get the ruby?" than I saw them. They were just it when he was in the telephone "During the,war he was a pilot a rustle in the shadows ... a booth, and then went into the bar who made a forced landing '0 recover from in Mo. sense of being watched ... a the shaek of find- •gureop his way to Burma. He was footstep ing it empty. But Gerry isn't behind me on a quiet like Interned, because Mo r le• a street . .. But they that. Besides, where is he now? were always neutral tate, tad f e there. I wondered if Moxon's wife tvi•• didn't he ever come -back?" British Raj. eV a-as aware of their vigilance. I ,••••• Whim email at her. "Why it excited .hicgt 4. t you; drink your sherry?" thought not or she would hardly , idea it wotthillte MI paver dared to make contact with "I need it." Sara ; 1- Po, took several Ile slipped into V - • ••• the ehrille "if ham in Car 1 "How did s-no 14-n...Kr I hie we, New York." `. SI by •d es. .• nod trunk. it '• ,re Pe
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Si4 PAGE SIX - - TEE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1955 new gimmick, but he S:gned us ti; bon* "of -iong. It was inevitable Rosemary fill in for Doris. that Davy. musket and all. should • . Our pay was $20 for shows Copyright seven Invade the somewhat crowded field' a week.. But. whether he knew it or of cereals Most youngsters won't not, that producer was 100 per cent eat Their Oats unless they can put Clooney Is ] right when he told us about the Office the On box on the kitchen table and opportunities look at a cow poke One night after the show we The old Virginia Packing Co., received Lucky Loser a. phone call from some- The: Inside" Inc.. has registered copyright cl- 1 one who said he was Tony Pastor. aims on labels with these exciting , that he'd heard our show and titles • By ROSEMARY CI OONEY ..inted to seer tse *bout singing By HARMAN W. NICHOLS "Davy rockett In i JAM with ..1,yr1tten For The l'aord Press United Press Staff Correspondent tse:ski has band Congress." HOLLY WOOD - Whatever WASHINGTON l -- Folks who I said no. Betty said yes Two "Davy Crockett in a jam at the I sin today. and that's not exactly work at the United States copy- hours and one - argument later we Alamo." a matter of complete agreement. soght office generally can tell had signed as the singing duo for "Davy Crockett in a jam with a I am because there are a lot of the Tony Pastor band for the sum- what's on the public's mind with- people who argue better can arid mer selLSOCI. " out lookoag. at the papers or than longer I. Changes Song Style listening to the radio. "Davy Crockett in a jam with an I'm what you might call a lucky Well, during the next three years Last year. it was the Army - Indian." loser My career has been a long I traveled with Tony's band.' most- McCarthy hearings which inspired The box taps, doubtless will be succession of people bossong me amateur ly (Long one-nighters. I sang a lot song writers to go to returnable, along with two - bits up by making me da things I didn't and learned a lot. It was another work The pros. too. One ditty or so, or some frilly memento IN 0111 BIG KU fo do warit three years befote I lost my next called -Point Of Order" finally of "the king of the wild frontier." first was The arguwent I fortu- and most important argument. It • broke out on wax and made-sOrne- A man can get rid of a lot nate enough to lose was to my s the big one. • body a of oats and puffed rice that sister Betty. She was le and I was had beer. doing romatic ballads Hurricane Hazel made her in- way. 3 years older, but even then she exclusively Then. :n 1951. Mitch fluence Mt. too. The big w:nd -argue Evers body Hears It could out me Miller suggested a modern rhythm 7eime for copyright considers- We found ourselves- u oh one non dressed in such titles as She version of an old Armenian folk The now - famous original "Bal- --shiny- new - -quarOrsonitel-S-wen wok-TT-um-or-Ft- Tny4. Blew And She Blew" and "'Whtih- lad of Davy Crockett" was copy- to spend it at the nearest soda 1(41 persist. Cr Now. Hazel!" line: I to him. but Mitch righted by Wonderland Music. Lives parlor Betty favored blowing it on -Wow Davy Crockett has captured ed. He won. there a soul with a gramophone, carves-re to a talent auditorium at the nation's fancy. Kids mostly. So I reluctantly did "Come On'A radio or TV set who hasn't by radio-station WL1A' in Cincinnati. There are Davy Crockett coon-skin My House." It caught on and I now heard it!' Replace Doris Day rose faster than the fellow who sit :toPPers- which no six-Year old boy 411, The Crockett craze has even We tid been lime a !Oleo Ong- ' would' be without even in the on a bumble bee.. reached zippy, the chimpanzee of --ingo-rretowt-teeriotb-loes+ amateur ountenee. Also- DsY Tait about luck , if someone Lateeltee of the Howdy -Doody Show. He used arid benefit affairs. and I figured '. Crookett bonnets, also with tails. sold me a old brick. it would to dress like a civilized ape. in that was about our speed. But albeit white ones. grace the heads probably turn opt to be made of . the modern manner. But now the Betty war the argument, and I of little girls. gold: rubber replicas of zippy, which must say we couldn't have visited Some of the titles are rather are on sale in toy stores come In the studio at a -better- time. The . interesting. Some will be copy- buckskin britches and a coon-skin s.nger on the station's late night A cricket s song is produced by righted by Uncle Sam; same won't. hat - wardrobe copyrighted by the show had just. flown, .the coop the rubbing of ore wing against .paul tasks' and Jack Liebmann BEGINNING ON THURSDAY MORNING Rushton Co. 0. for better things. So- found them another and only adult males came up with a song titled "Davy . today her name is Doris Day.• "sing." Some entorniologotst be- Crockett and the Liberty Bell." But what stopped me was a copy MIM\ 11•111MNINI That left WLW without ringer. a lieve the cricket sound is matin5 which probably will be accona- right application by the Robert H. The_ producer walked inos513e1IT r latherl ..regardolL.Aso.i. bottle palsied by the ringing of ma:let on Co This outfit dabbles In FINAL CLEAN-UP of MENS and I were auditioning. accom- challenge, and still others say the -brass. smelly stuff for the bath. One Table-Summer Material panied by our own knocking knees. cricket chaps just to express him-1 And Now Cereals .tflYbe1 *be thOught..-lt WeaTa clever selL.. _J.. Others. have broken thcouith. the It would dearly love to copy- right -Values to $1.49 SUMMER SUITS a new suds in the bubble tub' department and would like to 'sr Dacron and Wool Worsted - Rayon and Dacron call the concoction -The aroma of Nylon Cord and Rayons the Old frontier" Oe yard Rayon and Regulars, Shorts, Longs and Short Stouts 77-= $35 Star In Pix One Lot Ladies Print Dresses reg. 1750 values 6° As Blues Values to $2.95 reg.31 5° values $26.00 Singer '1.00 reu•1 1950 & 2950 values s 5(ms By ALINE MOSBY- - „United Press Staff Correspondent neitaek Of Ladies Dresses HOLLYWOOD flO - Simian Hay- ward's next picture unveils her Cottons and Bembergs MENS SUMMER SIACKfi vasa hspity-voteert bluer - 4.95' and $.95 Ve1n-e-s the risdlls•sa.red star modestly thinks Nylon Cords - Rayon Cords - Poplins she's a one picture crooner. Rayon and Gabardine Susan, back at work for the first since her recent suicide at- • $2.00 4.95 and 5.95 Values 'Tip(. surprised Hollywood - and -self - by coming 'forth with amazingly good voice. 3.00 'vfGM had planned to hire a1 One Rack Of Ladies Dresses desoosnal singer to be Susan's • - ging voice for the film of singer Cottons - Bembergs - Crepes and Nylons ORLON and NYLON WASH and WEAR Outstanding electrical students at Dawson Spf .ngs 4-H Camp are shov.ri here wilt Lillian Roth's Lfe.. -I'll Cry To- Lynwood Schrader (left) Kentucky Utilities Company farm service adviser, who con- morrow" But musical director Values to $8.95 RAYON and DACRON ducted the classes. The 4-Hera are (from left) Dave Knight, and Robert Knight, Johnny Green -Siricked Susan into Graves County; Jimmie Mayer, Calloway County; Gary Young, Marshall County a voice test - and she was "to $7.95 Values and David Wilkins, G County. exciting" she'll do her own was- $3.00 bling. -It's probly just -for this pic- $5.00 ture. I'm a dramatic actress and I doubt if I'll sing agatn.-- the One Raek-OfLadies Dresses star insists. -This is fiat for laughs." Dacron and Wool Tropicals Director Danny Mann, however, Cool Summer Sheers thinks this picture -will mean an- $10.95 Values other career for Susan in musicals $10.95 and 12.95 Values • and on the stage of she wants it." • Susan's throaty voice, according $6.00 to -rushes" of her musical scenes,' sounds like a young Sophie Tuck- $5.00 er Musical director Johnny Green calls Susan a - ONE RACK OF MENS SUMMER STRAWS female Al Jolson." It was Green who asked Susan GREATLY to sing for a sample record that - REDCED the studio could use in finding a Ladies Summer Dresses similar voce for the dubbinn. $1.98 value S1.00 $14.95 and 16.06 Values "She said she'd flo it only If promised never to play' the riiord $2.95 value $1.50 for anybody, and if we'd record It alone in my office." Green says: $7.00 _ $3.95 value $2.00 "She sang. 'Let's Fall In 'Love.' After she became relaxed. I flicked $4.95 value on the recorder I broke my ONE RACK OF S2.50 Promise and played the record fct studio chief Dore Schary. He $5.95 value $3.00 was so impressed we delayed the Ladies Suits and Toppers picture two weeks so she could ONE take ung.ng lessons , TABLE "She agreed to sing if we hirld 1/2 PRICE a stand-by singer in case ohe changed her mind. But she didn't"," Mens Dacron & Nylon ShirtA "Ur. Cry Tomorrow" is another news-maker because it illustrates Assorted Colors a new trend in All Summer Skirts film biographies. Ladies They used to be white-washey of reg. $2.95 NOW $1.59 celebrites' lives 2 for $3.00 Why Kentucky Roads Should Be CONCRETE But . "Love Me Or Leave Me" I/2 PRICE was a frank account of singer Ruth EttIng's life. One Table Men's Whether you drive for pleasure or busi- records issued by 24 state highway de- "The girl in the red velvet swing" pulls no punches ness, there are two reasons why you have partments over an average of 21 years. SHORT SLEEVE about Evelyn Nebit Thaw. And All Ladies Summer Hats SPORT SHIRTS a a vital interest in the kind of pavement row Cry Tomorrow" follows ( oncrete serves longer-twice as long 1.enos - Plisse used: I. You pay for Kentucky roads with. the true story of Miss Roth -her and Broadcloth as the nest most durable pavement corn- fight your license fees, gas and other taxes._ against alcoholisin, her life monis, built-according to latest data re- on skid row, the beatings from her $1.00 values to $1 .98 SPECIAL $1.00 2. Your safety is at stake. leased by the Highway Research Board. husband. Studios With concrete roads you get more for have discovered audienc- Moderate first cost - low maintenance es are tired of sweetness-and.light your tax dollar. Here's why: cost i- long life low annual coo. yatris that cover up true drama Concrete's first cost is moderate, yet "Audiences are more adult now" Concrete is safer too. Its gritty surface ir another reason given by director it can be designed arcmraleiy for any axle grips your tires, permitting you to stop Mann, who said, "a deeper treat- load. And it keeps that load-carrying ca- ment fast, without skidding, even in wet gives audiences a, greater pacity through its long life. satisfaction in being in on the more weather. And its light color reflects more personal aspects of a life. When Concrete costs less to maintain than light, giving you maximum visibility at you get into depth, you get into ELK-SETTLE CO. other pavements, as proved by official night. If you (-4.14 see, rat egret in safe danger. But, like all•adventures, it makes for better pictures" ORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATIO Air-Conditioned Soil should be tested to find out °Murray, Ky. 611 MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS 4, INDIANA whether lime and fertiliiers should a NOW Insoludies Is isiposs ass used tlis Cu al wars imaystigai tveasni . • lluft1111 SUMO! 'soy sal implam•••• f•al von j be applied before alfalfa Is seeded. _
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