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11, 1959 Belida As A Best Al! Round Kentucky Commingty Newspaper Largest The Full Circulation ,In en's Sunday Picture First Baptist The City 7.30 p.m. in of Kentucky .tie Parker. Larges, rris Lamb.* In • Politics Circulation sharge of the 'County

Y HOME MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 VoL LXXX No. 190- United Press International IN OUR 89th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August 12, 1959 - ILIPD iham Lincoln Gary Estranged Former Countian a state mem- Local Man From !Combs Seeks Observes Birthday ited by thou- Famous Father Ty year. The e A former Calloway C aintain ame lks-story• e Rock By DL anovi Li On Labor RICK I Support Of Will A. Ray celebrated ho 90th Street vote Eighth Fined On . • birthday Sunday August 9th In low nto w n diii- VEGAS, Nev. (UP!)- ir.r" i Macon. Tenn.. where he Gary Crosby. eldest son of croon- -'' N with his daughter, Mrs.- Bessâlives Drunk Driving er Bing Crosby. admitted today Waterfield - Peak. B. Boone Jr., he is bitterly estranged from his --oe Are o chools the Come Out of town guests spent ,announce Bill May father. FRANKFoRT repo - Democratic A 12 man Jury in county court the' day with ehirn re Mr, and ard Bradford, "We "just don't get along," he gube: tori al nominee Bert T. _ children, Murray this morning found Clifford Gar- Mrs. Charles and the told United Press International Combs visited Lt. Gov. Harry Lee risson to -be guilty of a charge Linda, Nan . Janice and Ken- weighed seven in an exclusive interview. here M. nday to seek of drunk driving. His wine wee Watereeld neth Reye of Chattanooga. Tenn.. I birth. Gary, 26. said Bing has not support. of his at but he was. given the active primary Mr.jefd Mrs. Gene Dale Ray and integrated fixed $100, Nightfall yet come to see him and his By for the 'all election opponent no jail sentence. His delving lic- daeghter, Carol from Calvert City; No, three brothers-Dennis, Philip and caMpaign. cense was automatically revoked Ky., Mi. and Mrs. Will Ray and Lindsay-in their smash new Atte r their conference, ch jailed," Faubus told the crowde disagreed with Ei- of six . months. children. Larry. Barbara, Gloria By BRYCE MILLER By BETTY PRYOR he privately for a period nightclub act at the Sahara Hotel lasted for more than en- hour Mr. and Mrs. at the state Capitol. International senhower stand on the stronaer -He had been charged by the and Gary Ray. United Press International United Press here. behind the closed doere-Of Water- . "This should be used onfy as - Labor The President praised the common-wealth with drunk driv- Buford Htirt and sons, Har WWASHINGTON (1.155 bill. And. he added, he has no in- resert. The sun is hot out radio- involved in an field's office, the amount of activ.i and Richard Hurt, Murray, Ky., LITTLF: ROCK, Ark. fleP11 a last Secretary James P. Mitchell today measure in a nationwide ing after he was of extending an invitation tention supp rt that, ,..Combs can expect - great- -Three Negroes integrated Hall there where the police areet on Eisenhower in television broadcast last Thursday automobile accident which or- many grand children, joined President to the crooner. remained in but duty. This enforcement of an il- Thursday night. from Waterfield children, great - great - graedchil- High School peacefully today backing a tabor refcrm bill night. cured last '"Tile other boys can invite bur- doubt friends from Macon, a throng demonstrators. after legal duty will soon become business groups and In( his letter, Mitchell noted None of the -particulars of the dren and supported by laim-IT they want," he said. "As to the de- densome. t h e any.- part in the terfield said. Tenn, hearing a speech by Gov. Orval conservatives in the House. that Eisenhower described aocident played "Aain't gonna bother me in the be rae of my activity in the cani- in Calloway coon- E. Faubus, started marceingef=4.1 "Let us act so posterity will views_ in Landrum .- as _craning trial this morning The jury was +lie friends. Mitchell disclosed hit ------pattnr=atrato be &seas be inter in' IA .7€ etsii4leepeetidleListemesetetenate..and.___ George M. Wire closest to meeting the standards told that they weie not to 'con- a letter to Rep. - There-have reporte enscusee tie:ter weekeeffree reform was at fault in the - nulled We Intend to he is enjoying- fair health High School. for De- iR-NJ ) just before the he has set out for effective sider who friends of the Crosby family that helper further later." pleased to hear Faubus said the school board round of legislation. cident. but were only to deter- and is always. lack and House started its final Bing might slip into Pawn quiet- the visit One Negro will integrate Cen- "has -betrayed the not Garrison Combs ,Said he made from them. Pef-tPic." debat on reform legisla- "I agree with the President." mine whether or ly some night toeeeatch the show. at 3 p. m. EDT.. Central general to Invite Waterfield to attend a tral make no doubt that this inte- Mitchell said. He urged the Huse was under the influence of al- tion. which begarieluly 28 and will diviner was the scene of a riot in the in- gration is by force." he said. "No time the accident oc- Democratic fund - was a chance the House to puss such legislation "speedily." cohol at the end Sept,..4.. tegration uproar of 1957 and any- There in Louisville. Aug. 29. and also to force at my command has first test of voting The first balloting would be on cured. fling's bro- sant in could reach its -But its Hollywood, desire that Waterfietct Four Local President Eisenhewer- thing to do with the force being vote defendant requested that exp.ess a strength in the heated battle be- various amendments. A final The ther and business adeiser, Larry, paratroopers to protect nine Neg- integration and Normally play an active role in the .Novem- used to compel was not expected before Friday the trial -be by jury. the school- fore nightfall. said: campaign. roes who attended the 4orces at my command will Only 40 or trials in the county court are ber election The main fight is between the or possibly Saturday. "I doubt it. Bing has so much When Police Chief Gene Smith not be used. We can win this dge. Waterfield pointed tut after the End before the county Teachers Landrum- the House's 435 members held reason Eisenhower - endorsed 50 of plans that know of. One said heard abut the march toward battle. _The most effective way_ is JG morning's procee s were meeting that he has already drafted reported to be uncommitted. This fishing Griffin bill and a measure were is that he's with a group Democratic . ii Centre', he ordered more men to by use of your vote." packed and heard before Judge ayburn. Nat he will support the the House Labor Committee. The galleries were off Alaska. the scene. by - ticket in November. and that he by Speaker all the lawmakers were in Ryan Hughes s defense law up to Vegas. eletice Lourse is.e0eh is supported nearly "I'm nut going Miller was the has also purchased a ticket to the he chief The outcome was their seats when the backers of yer and The boys want to be on their "Bob," told assistant Sam Rayburn. -plate dinner. . agreeing cleanup measures be- Commo alth representative. SW-per R. E. Gthscock, "you'd better .n doubt, with both sides three rival own. and I imagine Bing feels science Combs said he planned to visit Among the ninety those men over there." Wavel Haynes an extrerrfe their pleas Tuesday. It was1 it that I get it would be settled by gan the same way about discuss his selected from Vteeni VP! • Waterfield again and teachers It is about a mile from the vote. virtually certain that the House do." close role in the campaign. states, to attend the eight week Secre- refuted suggeri- would approve some reform sitting in his dressing Capitol to • Central High. Mitchell's letter Gary, no szc.et Natienal Science.Foundation Sum- th ow r. Mitchell eeiViderfield has made .,.,. ,,.f solo. C. G. Hall e..4,... Democrats that after battling over between said: Dies Tues'dayi from sothe islation room shows. hens of the fact . that he is deeply mer Science Institute recently • tough to make it in fiercest 'V.4 did some things last -.- ma Rush resentful err earn& of the thtrigir feted at Murray State Crsta4dIMMillillgiMilliIMIIIIIIIIIII right of the session. Christmas that I felt were for 'age 75 of Mur- that were said about him by lege were William B: Taylor. • Wave! Haynes. Many House embers reported Is Speaker At from right. They're personal, six died yesterday Combs during the May pomary teacher at Murray College Higo, ray --Route never . re have been sub- and 1 -can't explain PHIANS" Pledge Made they very personal. L.B McDaniel. Lynn Grove High Bulletin morning at 6:15 at the Murray ..f campaign. jected to--Stich cross - currents any more. But he's done a lot an illness. of about The meeting Tuesekiy was the School, Cartes R.- Adams, North Hilospital after pressure by labor and of other things in the past that LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UPI) lobbariffg Lions Club and Water- Marshall,, Mrs. Anne Thompson two months. first between Comtas high- pree• siness groups. Some said they I didn't like. I'm sure no one -Firemen turned include s i x nieces. Combs To field since June when tney met Wood, New Concord .High Sch).. Survivors rty from al- a throng of an- were getting veiled threats knows him as well as I do. sure hoses on .f Calvert Mitchell discuss- h tel here but failed to ol. Miss Stella Haynes that their political fu- Dr. Wilbur A. a lot of people think they in a gry segretationist demonstra- both sides though c.'e- Along with other science tee- City. Mrs David Elkins of Murray. DAY ed The state's mental health pro- settle the political differences - ture depended on how they vote. do." tors at Central High School to Mich': at the 'Murray the primaty. chers from Kentucky Missouri II- Mrs. Mary Hill of Pontiac, Group Counsel Robert F Ken- gram last might "We always wanted to be to- ated by day and pol.ce bloodied th• Power Chief of Berk. . at eh show bosenesee Gaze clubs said that plans were linanachois. Ohio, WestA =gjia.nia.eatilnMaincv._, t.ds -ken, NIes. V. 0. Shelton Senate Rackets Com- Lions Club regular meeting of two men trying_ nedy of the openI ISM Joe Co • e the Woman's Club House. Liat t. talleenite for the formal police lines, mittee brew, his support hotund ainl etd. g:-ctiW.oe tjuasft twheaitedArintny.itwit e Flor-' break through Kentucky. Mrs •,7"--- Mitchell is Director of Cern- I of his' fall campaign. He said tnat nia, Tennessee, Wisconsin, of Fa irde..ling. the measure written by the House Dr. for the Citi- Bar tre cam- Ida. Michigan. Arkansas and In-In- 'Eula Hensley: three 'nephews. Jack Ch•garaseation plans it car- moody -Servsee for the Stets 1.)- on I tiotative plans call Labor Committee. He said ways knew we could get along trips, iabora- Murray and Hubert zens, 'Per Low Cost Power were of Mental Health. He to be opened at hi series of monstrations. Field Haynes of out all the recommendations partrnent our own although some people of I paign mated there were 1.500 demon- pledge of co- ried first to be courses in varaius fields of sci- and Grogan Dowdy of Murray, ,...„..,,e6rnpleted and a - received his M. degree fri.n three rallies with the - of the rackets group. wnose 30 course, didn't think sii." the strators at the Capitol but there Calvert City. was made to the group of Louisville. Dr. on the Saturday r Mowing trice. according to directors. one 'great niece at ,- *ration expose of union corruption the University Gary conceded the. Crosby held W55 no immediate way a tell- gub- month Dr. W. E. Blackburn and Dr. A. Mr. Haynes was a member of by Bert Combs. Democratic bill. Mitchell is assisting in the Mental Labor Day ing how many would get to cen- It'd to demands for a reform name has "helped" the brother Wolfson. Baptist Church. The ernatorial mornnee. at its, two-day Workshop presently tieing M. the Ledbetter Kennedy said in a .letter to Rep. Health act-a tral. 6 and 7 at Cumb- Cel- In recognition of interest and funeral will be held at the Mx meeting August tnat a conducted at Murray State he said, gotta Lee Metcalf ID-Mont.) "But." "You've success in teaching. they were Churchill 'Funeral Home at erland Falls lege. Smith ordered all but four po- H tougher proposal by- Reps. Phil have something else to make .t tiro. -organized graup funct- I selected frem a large number of licemen away from Hall.. State 2:00 p.m. on Thursday. Veith This is a newly and Robert He discussed The history. If you're out there five Murray Hospital M Landru le-Ga. because applicants to receive this train- W. Dickers n officiating. whose prime aim is to prionnAe ions, limitations alid difficultiel of police were ordered by radio to W P. Griffin 1R-Mich.) "goes beyond minutes and nothing happens. - ing Kentucky - irsg wh.ch carried a stipend frem only with Burial will be lark. She Haynes legislation a llow com- our present mental neaitn pro dead. cancern themselves the scope of the (rackets) dad, you're the National Science Foundation. towns and dues'um - freedom of .ram In Kentucky the, are ap- emergency traffic. cemetery. mittee's findings to affect the 'And in some ways. the name to purchase of electric .n our Monday's complete record fol- The purpose of the Institute is -I ee no use for you today to Friends may call at the funeral Choice in their at the bargain- proximately 7.0tel patients has hurt us. There's no way far economic balance assist teachers in providing sub- home until the funeral hour. power four state hospitals. In 1937 Callo- lows: be beaten over the head and ing table by honest and egitimate us to g.teiet at the bottom. where ject matter necessary for effect- Officers elected at this meeting County had 22 patients ad- Census 49 unions and employers." way we could learn. People expect Frankfort Mayor At 65 ive and stimulating instruction, Ilk.: President - mitted and in 1958 41 patient:, something immediately when they Adult Beds le including recent advances in John Gerrard, 'V ice-Presider t - the present time there are se Emergency. Beds see the Crosby name." science. - - ' Ftuiticat newspaper man Ed Pax- Calloway County patients in slate Patients Admitted 2 Will 4 Outstanding nationally know ton; Secretary - J K. Smith. Rev. Lyles hospitals Two of the proolems are Patients Dismissed 0 scientists gave lectures and de- Kentucky Rural Electric Cocperz- Speak At School the people over 6.5 and the al- elew Citizens Rev. Roy D. Hill - from Friday monstrations, Field rips, labora- tive Corporation general manager; coholic patients Of the over 05 Patients admitted Williamson, 10:30 a. m. tory studies, and experiments and Treasurer - E. L. age. group nearly 70 pc- cent' di Dies In Memphis 10:30 AM. to Monday Two. Atlanta university profes- (Shortie) White, featuring the "do it" approach re- Princeton Electric Plant Board. n t need 10 be in mental institu- Miss Claudine and a South Carolina minister Chris ceived emphasis in order to help Two directors were also elected s rs tions. 21.1 So. 12th.; MisS Merzie will make up the faculty of the 11(‘e. end Roy D Hill. pastor of L. Har- the teacher interest his students from each Kentucky District. '1'hey At .the present time there is .not Herndon, Rt. 5; Parker Nelson Memphis Methodist Conference a Oakhaven Metheut Church, Mem- Roberts on Ed- and channel them into careers of arc: tat District - Mayor enough money or iitiallarPe trained rell. Rt. 2; Johnny phis. Tennessee,. died at 6:25 Tues. .science where the need is great Fulton. and Ed Paxton, annual pastors' school scheduled maintain wards, Rt. 3. Benton; Joe Rob- 7.ripp. personnel to adequately Methodist Hospital, Charles for August 24-27 at Lakeshore airy evening at Rt. 5; Mrs. Ira Wat- and. is bee ening greater. Ihiducah, 2nd District - the program cm the level that is' ert Heador. and Methodist Camp. Eva. 'renn. Memphis, following surgery. Mrs. Elvie Tours included the Mammoth M Stewart. Bowling Green, needed. "This year we opent only lung. Rt. 1, -Kirksey; Dr. E Clinton Gardner. as- He is the s n of Reverend Wallis Park- Cave Natelleel 1Park, Reelfoot 'Mayor David Parrish, Madison- Rev. 8200.000 on our mental health T. Lee. Rt. 2; Max professor of Christian soc- Walter Hill of Murray. The body Bohanniin, Lake and other wildlife refuges, ville; 3rd District - J. K. Smith sociate program, with the Ifecle-al Gov- er- Rt. 5; Mn. Claude ethics at Emory University s is at the National Funeral Home Miss Carolyn the Calvert City industrial area and Phil Ardery. both of Louis- ial ernment supplying half this i.- Rt. 1, Kirksey; Schott of Theology, will in 'Memphis Funeral services will 127 College and others. On the trips plants, ville; 4th District - J B. Gallo, Candler mount." he said to have an Elizabeth Scott. Box a course entitled 'The be held at the Oakhaven Metho- Milstead, Ha- rocks. birds and insects were way and Dr. W. H. Bryant, both tnave adequate program in Kentucky Station; Mrs. W. B. and Social Aches' dial-mg dist Church an Memphis at 10:30 Richardson. 205 studied. In the laboratory the of Glasgow; 5th District - John Church need 60 trained 1 .c.ors and zel; Joe Lynn we aan morning. minute structure ef living things Covington. and Mayor Al- the four-day school. Thuttday West 8th. Benton; Miss Beverly Malone, $al million dollars each year, he micro- Dis- "New Testamegt Teaching About Burial will be in Bethlehem Rt. 2. Dover, was observed through the fred Maybury. Newport; 6th continued. Ann Underhill. Dr. Cemetery near Huntington. Ten- Rt. scope and outdoors the heavens. Mayor John Gerrard, Jesus" will be taught by Rev. of Men- Tenn.; Mrs. Lila Drinkard. trict - The State Department the tele- Spurlork, Albert E. Barnett, 'professar of nessee Thursday afternoon. Elwood Houser and baby were watched -throligh ankfort, and H. L tal Health would 'Ike to see Mrs. the theological Mrs. Annie scope. Winchester; 7th District - Hobart New Testament in in SOCiat facilities boy. Rt. 3, Benon; I improvements Audio-visual aid materials such Grayson, and W. E. Geve- seminary. v.a)d.,. Lee Bogard. 200 East Poplar; Mrs. Adams, in all communities and a film strips Dis- Rev. Dr William W. eridy. pas- 'Mays. 102 Spruce: Mrs. as movies. slides and don. .West Liberty; and 8th vcial family service azetity, Henrietta Metho- bey, Rt. 1 wore viewed. Science books from Paul Hughes. Somerset, tor of Washington Street are a few in Ken- Bab Laker and baby trict which there the College Library and other Parker, Corbin. dist Church, C..lumbia, S. C., will also I.ynn. Grove; Mrs. Rexford A. ..and H F tucky today. Improeemeni is were at the dis- Mayor daily as the scliciol's oiest Callimore, Rt. 1, Hazel; Adolp- sfrerces placed )0 The main speakers were preach needed in recreational facilities, , Alfonzo Walker. Rt. 3: Hen- posal _ of the participants. John Gerard. who told the group minister. pr motes good relationships hus which Mrs. The Institute opened June 15 the advantages experienced Rev. Paul T. Lyles. Paris, Tenn.. and the.r ry T. Losins. New Concord; about between the children closed Attgust 7. as a superintendent of the Paris Me- Jack Norswerthy. Rt. 1; Mrs. and lay the citizens of Frankfort parents. Also needed as an adequ- having their own muni- thodist District, will speak at an `reel) Earl Barnett. 304 eo. 11th.: Mrs. result of ate juvenile court system I) DAY FORECAST morning devoteinal period. Robert F. Pickard and baby girl, FIVE cipally-owned electric utility, and early children out of adult jails One A. Fisher. pastcse of Rd.. Lexington; Mike Combs, who pledged his co- Rev. James is that we must 332 Duke *art major problem Tho- United Press International saying. "I know what Broadway Methodist Church. Pe, Williams. 500 No. 2nd.; Mrs. operation have reaccetrtance of the mentai LOUISVILLE (UPI) e- Ex- . Ky., is dean of the school, nas Ralph Carraway. 1607 West It means f. r Kentucky to have ducats when he returns to toe patient Southard. Rt. tended weather forecast few Ken- power." and Rev. H. W. Rash. pastor of and )live; Mrs. Preston low cost community. getting adjusted tucky for the five-day period were also adopted Epwarth Methodist Churcn, Mem- 2. The by-laws in finding a job, he concluded. Thursday through Monday: phis, is chairman of- Vie school's Patients dismissed from Friday at this meeting. The d.yeetors Yandal Wrather has been ap- Monday 10:30 a. m. Temperatures will av era go hold the next meetin.; board of managers. Rev. H. H. 10:30 a. m. to voted to pointed Deputy District Governor three to five degrees above nor- November 12 an0 Estes, pastor of First Methodist Mrs. Joe Littletan and baby at Madisonville, of Lions District 43-K. Forrest mal Kentucky_ normal mean 76. Church. Kevil. Ky.. and Rev. E. L. girl, 201 9o. 8th ; Master Billy 13. Riddle had as his guests his sons. Louisville normal extreme 88 Crump Jr. pastor of Paducah's Yarmuth, 2318 Seneca Valley Rd.,' William Hal Riddle and Forreif and 05. A slow warming trend at Northside Methodist Church, will Louisville; Mrs. A. B. .Tabers, Alton Riddle and his grandson. the start of the period, then little be in charge ot music! Rt. 2; Mrs. Hadley Swift Rt. 3, House For Forrest Alton Riddle Jr. change .until a chance of slightly Open • The school is tpirsored annually Benton; Mr,. Albert Tubbs and cooler late Sunday or Monday. emptIA s C. aiference baby girl. 103 West 1st., Benton; Sodie Cathey Will by the M United States successfully launched a "paddle- baby girl. Rainfall will average on quarter 00040 UP-The board of education and board ot Mrs. Caries Stone and and highest'orbit yet achieved Held On Sunday to one ha:f inch, occurring as wheel" satellite into the longest Be ministerial training and qualifica- Weather Rt. 1. Benton; Mrs. Jimmy Sch- began sending back valuable over the week:- around the earth, It quickly the and baby girl: 400 Chest- scattered showers planets. tions in cooperation with roader information for future rocket probes of the moon and Robert Jones, 511 N). end. is shown Boche Cathey of 603 Sycamore board of in-service training of Report nut; Mrs. At top, right, the 142-pound Explorer VI satellite Tharpe. 502 No. and.; from Cape Canav- will be honored on his birthday the Methodist General Board at Inesoreatissall 'SURVIVES 11-Mill JUMP- atld.; Jesse as it blasted off atop a Thor-Able III rocket thaltieat Press 1-1. ALP SEATALITIE8 satellite is Sunday. August 16 with an open Education, Nashvi Marine Lt. Col. William H. mes Harding. Rt. 1; Leland eral, Fla. At bottom, right, the "paddlewheel" Southwist Kentucky E. Kellow. and locked during launching house The (pen house will be nankin, 39, recovers at Naval Peeler. Alm(); Thomas shown with its paddles down today, FRANKFURT. Germany en - Risdel, of Northfield, Minn., The his daughter Mrs. L. L. fair and slightly watmer Hospital in Beaufort, S. C, tiiardin; Master Timothy Gardner, preparations. At top, left, Julie given by More than 60 .pers ns lost their Force tonight and Thursday. High lofty re- Altone,coarland, of weather balloon which the Air Tatum if OrSando. Florida. Mrs. Surplus Food from frostbite and injuries Box 81, Hardin; holds a prototype lives in climbing accidents in the Base in Florida. It was released of Murray 96 to 92. low toniolit 66 to 72. ceived when he ejected him- Rt. Almo; John Ed Utterback. %launched at Eglin Air Force seeeturn is formerly German and Austram Alps Malcolm Ross and Temperatures at 5 a m. F.d t.: self from crippled jet plane at 505 W. Main; Miss Charlotte during at a height of 50 miles. Navy Comdr. w'rhe open house will be held at Colorado, rose to an alti- 61, of 47.000 feet. It the first three and one-half mmiths Robert Cooper of the University of Woman's Club troni Surplus food commcdities will Louisville 65. Bowling Green an altitude Collie. 23044 Berdero, Hazel the Murray Ran- of is year, a survey showed feet in a balloon (bottom, left) during their on Friday, August Covington 66, Paducah 62. London required 40 minutes for Park Michigan.; Mrs. Lomon R. tude of 33,000 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Surigay. All be distributed was launched near Rapid City, . down, through a toda figure was Slightly flight to photograph the sun. It Jr back of Tabers Upholstery 58. Lexington 04. and Hopkansville kin to float Thiorn, Rt. 2. Calvert City: Mrs. Cathey 3re invited 14th in Spencer, Iowa. Mends of Mr a parachute. (tow riot last year. So. Dak,and came to earth in a cornfield near Street 65. thunderstorm, in Continued on Page Four to attend the opefn house. Shop on North 3rd

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• rAct IWO LEDGER & ettz, - MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 12, 1959 ....0•11m. •-••••• THE Major League The Yanks Say Their LEDGER & TIMES Standings PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, five. United Press International Consolidation of the Murray Ledge;,, The Calloway Times, and The Eimes-Herald, October 20, 1928, 190 the West Kentuckian, January I. 1942 NATIONAL LEAGUE Team W L Pct. GB6Game Win Streak JAMES C. Y. iLLIAMS, PUBLISHER San Francisco 65 47 .580 Los Angeles 62 • We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, ''..etters to the Editor 50 .554 3 Or Public Voice .terns which, in our opinion, are not tea the heist Milwaukee 60 49 .550 3=s interest 01 our readers. Pittsburgh 54 58 .482 11 Chicago 53 57 .482 11 Start Of Big Finish NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 13611 Cincinnati 52 59 .408 T2 a Monroe, Memphis, Term..,„250 Park Ave., New York, ROT IL alLichl- St. Louis By MILTON RICHMAN first inning off Pierce posted his sixth tan Ave., Chicago 80 Bolyston St., Boston. 53 62 ), .461 13'2 loser Billy Don Cardwell Philadelphia 47 64 17 United Press International and Coot Veal belted his first victory while Bob Friend suffered Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for trananussion as Tuesday's Results. Is the panic ore! major league homer in the foarth his 15th defeat Second Class Matter Chicago 5 Los Angeles 4. 10 inns. Can the Yankees do IC with the bases empty. Maybe that sounds like those simin dial= nop SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 2')It, per Philacielphia 6 Pittsburgh $, night A's Rout Madeat Grant sign-off teasers they use in tionth 85e. In Callow and adjoining counties, per year, 1.3-50, else- San Fran. 5 St. L. 4. night, 10 in. soap Kansas City routed Cleveland where, $S 50. Cincinnati 4 taitwausee 3, tWi. operas but the fact is that some starter Jim iMudcati Grant with Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 3, and, N of those American League con- a five-run outburst in the tirst Today's tenders are going to keep tuned inning and then coasted to vic- WEDNESDA - ALIGUS,T- 14y 1t Games Angeles at Chicago , uS clbsetiply, ta learn how 'the Yanks tory behind Bud Oilky's AIR CONDITIONED Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, tint pita ing. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, They certainly sounded like a Winn: rail:Wand supplied th e MEM- ENDS Only games scheduled.. happy, pennant-bound crew on the winning base hit for the Giarea IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED NOW! THURSJAY Thursday's Games train that brought them back from agamst the Caadinals f r the Boston Tuesday night where they Second straight night. Kirtcland New School Buildings 1130,000 Milwaukee at Cincinnati. night San Francisco at Chicago had just reeled off their sixth hit a three-run homer in the List grle Planning Commission with Professional Los Angeles at straight victory by beating the inning Tuesday night and :flea FUTURU-Hidden away in that "Soldier of St. Louis, night 'SOLDIER OF THE Red Sox, 8-5. Consultation Association of the U. S. Army Only games scheduled. striated home Willie May. in the the Future" uniform at the Kinge of Wa- Some of the Yankee players 10th. meeting In Washington is Sgt Donald H. devices, jump belt, LTeam AMERICAN LEAGUE even were talking about the "an- Flume runs by Alvin Dark and The Awing IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED canda III. The gear includes infra-red is Gen. Lyman I.. W L Pet. GB niversary" commemorating t h e Tony Taylor in the 10th inning radio .helmet. M-14 rifle. The -inspector- Story by Industrial Expansion made at Fort Ord, Calif. Chlougo 66 43 .606 start of the Giants '1951 miranle gave the Cubs their victory over Lenuatteer. chief of staff. Gear was JULES Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters Cleveland 135 47 .580 pennant drive. the Dodgers, who had taker. a New York 57 54 514 16-Game Pennant Drive 4-3 lead in the top of the 10th VERNE, Widened Streets In Some Areas Baltimore 56 55 .505 It was just eight years aga to- Ernie Banks drove in Chicago s Author et Continued Home Bailding TVA WEEKLY NEWS Detn. it . 55 56 .487 day that the Giants, 13 games first three runs with his :is 't Airport For Murray . Kansas City 33 59 .473 back, began a 16-game winning homer and a single. "AROUND Boston 50 62 .446 streak :ind subsequently won the Joe Nuxhall, backed up by the BIE City Auditorium said today that its cananus 0 68 .and Lr tne five Years 1955:SLI -a- - TVA nzion 44 68 pennant in . a playoff with - the homers ii flank fill61nELn_ and VrO'lf1527- _----.....- . WORLD Tuesday's Results gers. Gus Bell, pitehe .,dthe Bets to - An ave:age of 464 inches nt for safe working practices :aid- New York 8 Boston 5 "Who knows'!" said Ybei Berra. their openinfbgame victory over 80 DAYS" rain fell in the Tennessee valley ff during the fiscal year 1959 I Detroit 8 Chicago 1. night "Maybe we can do it, too." the Braves. Joe Adcock was the in July. slightly below the as-year INd te,:th fu. ther reductions of both Kansas City 7 Cleveland 3, night The Yankees cut the margin big ,un for Mtlwaukez in the average of 4.93 .nches, TVA mat the accident frequency and sever- Only games schedu'ecl. bataveen themselves and the first- nightcap, collecting four bits, in- 20.000 today. The deficit occurred be. Ten Years Ago Today :ates to record lows. Today's camel place White Sox to le ganies cluding his 16th homer. He al'e. LEAGUES es-use rainfall was nearly three- Chicago at Detroit when they scored six runs'in the homertel in the opener. The accident frequency rate quarters of an inch below normal UNDER Ledger & Times File Washington at New Yarla night fifth inning to beat Boston Tues- dette hurled a seven-hitter far his number onceat-tane accidents per in the area east of Chattanooga Boton at Baltimere aett 16th victory against 11 losses. THE n- alian man-hours lwas 4,1.0. a West of that city the fall via, The Calloway County Fair opens today at the City Clew land at Kiinsas Cats'. The Tigers routed.. the Waite Harry Anders,m and Gene Fre- decline from the rate of 5.00 in night SEA" above norma. Sox,.4,12 1...And the Athletics ended ese hit homers to pace the Phils Park here. tne previous year and less than Thursday's Games -Cleveland-at -Kansas City, ti altainle 1-suag streak BY de- Li their victory nver the -P-rise' -A jamboree. -has --been aAttu-nced for Crossland, 3 e.ght per cent of the rate 55.72 in me stations -ree• atreavo - Chicago at DetrAt feating the Indians, 7-3, :n Inc miles west of Hazel. 'oil Saturday night. August 13. The TVA's first full year-of operations rainfall. At Nantahala Darn in Washington at New York only othee- Scheduled AL games. program year, ag.. North Carolina. 9 14 inches fell STUNT COST MOUNTS will begin at 7:45 ?.e The "W_Ilies- did it aaain tor Lowest recarding was at Liuntela- Oniy games scheduled. Music Will be furnished by At) Grubbs, Brandon Bros.. the Giants; who widened their 1 The-acc.dent severity rate olurn- ville Dam in north Alabama, wita 0‘..DESI and other entertainers. - ber of days lost per militia man- Natiunal League lead to /area 1.25 .nches. LAFAYE1TE, Ind. frpe -Offi- Mrs. Bryan Overcast and (laughter. Eva Carrol left e tiro in the 1959 fiscal year ,was garneS with a 5-4 victory over DREAM COME TRUE cials of the Lafayette National IttE WORE today for a visit in Kenosha. Wisconsin, with. Misa.LEva 824. -.it sharp drop from the rate Runoff continued to be Deices the Cardinals in 10 innings. 11w. Bank wh budgeted $8 for a pre- Wall. sister of 'Mrs. Overcast. f 1.1"i8 in the previous year. and normal At -Criattanornm -Cuba Beet- time second place tioag- OVE MEMPHIS. Tenn. XIV Judg motion stunt added up the bra OARED - -1440._ured 0.77 inch.. compared wit& Aar 1'-4._,'M N Jimmy Moyer.- son-of M.-and Mrs-.--Rohert MereirAn le18---tbari- -IT- pisi--44144t-- Of Wrihanr --8. Ingram j- had - -rind found triey-ff reettially-life-WiT - severity rate of 5.119 set in the long range aeerage for the mnbt split a twi-night twin-ball with visiting his grandparents in Bloomington,- Ind. While politician's dream C. me tsue. Ber- away $2.808. The bank sold VDU EVER operation. of 1.34 inches. At Kentucky Dart the Reds, losing the opener. 4-3, 000 there he will accompany them to Colorado for a two ft:Si year of nie lalullikan-who is opposing In- rilver dollars for 910 cents each. it was 0.68 inch. with the „song but winning the mantcap, 7-3, ‘151 weeks visit. gram far his job in upcoming city They said they were advised that TVA's safety record temperer' range average being 1 04 inches aticiP the Philtres topped the Pi- elections-appeared as the cletand- the mint-condition 1896 coins have Bobby C. Stubblefield of Murray. Ky.. has purchased favarabiy with nati.nal averages In the fast seven months of 195a rates. 6-4. ant in a traffic case. But Mull:ken a collectors value of $4.50 each. the registered Jersey Pride Peer Sadie. The animal corner Is., reported to the National Safety runoff at Chattanooga measurel Jim Bunning of the T.gers stop- said :t was the first time he nal from the'herd owned by O.- K. Stubblefield of Murray. C unC1. which are reported on a 13.22. -inches e long range averase pen the White Sox on eight tuts been involved in a traffic acme calendar year basis. eightt for the same period is '17.87 in- and struck oit in warming PEEK-A-BOO FISH Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Au and - Mr. dent. Ingram acquitted r..m. -'in of Atlanta. Ga.. TVA', Division of Construction ches). At Kentucky Dame taa his 10th game. Al Kaline hit his and Mr.. Octai-ius Doty t Nashville. Tenn.. have during been engagad calendar year 1958 seven month total is 12.56 incne, 29th homer with two on In the WS AN-eilfb !7s constructinn- sante -at- the -Galli- flange range average I ;1.50 r. announced at has developed a new All but one per cent • of the tin. J. nr.sonville. and W d s chest. underwater camera tious.ng that harness horses, racing today can Creek Steam Plants. had an acci- has vercome some annoying prob- trace their ancestry I, the great dent frequency nate of 404. corn- Acting for the President. the lems of laght and color for under- Nattbletnnian. w:th 'rate of 12_21 estab- Bu-eau of the Budget has approv- water photography. But 'we rill was TECHNICOLOR* Murray Lumber Co. Inc. lnhea a the same year in public ed sale by TVA at the Frieno.hap have trouble getting good p.ct- '01 inlay oanatructinn work throu4n- Dock on South Holston Lake to ures researcher George briber- "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" ait tie .country TVA', severity the Appwilach.an Athletic House. berg said. because the fish come 104 East Maple St. Phone PL 3-3161 ra-la ,n such wark was 2.789. B Ts nn. It was soil a. the tin right to look into the lenses. R11110114111 aamoarta w th the national figure appraised price of $9.009. sine ca f 3,708 has been operated under a inane TVA' farnazer plants had a agremerd by the company tnat COME AND SEE.... 'equerry rate of 2.. and a purchased it. averay ate f 180. compared e.th rata .nal fertilizer manufael; TVA ar.nounced triday that art Leland Lawrence the STA-RITE rirtg ' fraarea of 9.76 and 1.572 Aug. 26 it will offer far sale 31 especevely public auction the following prop- Formerly With Holcomb Chevrolet WATER TANK AND PUMP In TVA', power divisions. Inc erty an Kentucky Lake: 13 lots - SET UP ON DISPLAY - a-equerry rat- was 11: and toe in the Lyon SubdiVisam; 16 lots Is Now Employed At ....verity rate 446. compared with in the Lakeview Subdivision: if 'he mit onal f.gures i41 6.39 and Its ,n the Birtrunghem Subdivi- Ellis Pump & Pipe Co. 08.5 and 171 lats in the Brien TVA akin conducts i banturuous Subthanspn. All are in Lyoa and Hodges Gulf Service 304 Maple PL 3-2854 pragrarn aimed at preventing we- Marshall counties. Auction avaa accadenta. In fiscal year at. the' Administration Building. !SIR/ the frequency rite of venicul- Kentucky -Dam' Village Stat, Park. Sixth and Main Streets STRIFE - Duro: R. lir accidents waie 061 arcident per at 11 a.m. = BACK TO RED annavong, Laos ambassa- ne hundred thousand miles trav- Soto. His many friends are invited to call on him at dor to Washington for the past eled The previous Year it was - Estimated visits to Ti ", darn, six years, talks to reporters in his new place of employment. New York about equipment shipments to his nation before GOOD GULF PRODUCTS embarking for Saigon, where TAKE he is to take up duties as am- THIS bassador to Viet Nam. In Lam., AD BERLIN 'LESSENED' - Secretary northwest of Viet Nam, Dee and the of State Christian Herter, back Communists in several of the from the Big Four foreign border..provinees are rebelling. HAVE MORE DEBTS ministers conference in Gene- CAR t. va, says the long meetings sarvinio VIM BUY "served to lessen the sharpness ll //////// :YOU of the crisis over Berlin pro- THAN DOLLARS? FROM voked by the Soviet Union." r.10. TtltAPL; 0 137:1:-111-1- Consolidate your debts. SAVE by borrowing from us to pay LITTLE BONNIE them off. Terms arranged to fit your budget. Low rates. Loans Ire easy to obtain . confiden- and RECEIVE A FREE TANK of GAS! TONITE thru FRIDAY tially transacted. I save Pay off all your debts - Repair your home - Take a vacation! regulatly WEST MAIN FURNITURE Loans Up To - 1301 West Main PLaza 3-3515 for - TIIIS WEEK'S SPECIALS - $1 50000

-Frigidaire You can get this much on your automobile, furni- AUTOMATIC WASHER - 49.50 ture or real estate (first or second mortgage) and New repay each month on terms convenient to your in- COLLEGE a ELECTRIC come - The Interest? - Just 6c; per Year HOT PLATE '1.95 VOR ISSneY Two years to repay. ODD CHAIRS '1.00 to '300 I 5-Piece "I'm looking forward to a college sAGiyiit DOG educa- BEDROOM SUITE '39.95 tion. and I'm saving for it, too. I put part of Vf's A the First Industrial Plan 16-Ft. my ailo‘viince into my own savings account, Metal AUG. 19 Harry Gross, MURDER Fred machluRRAY•Jer HP6EiiaN 204 So. 4th Murray, Ky. regularly. It really pays! Try it, and see for BOAT & TRAILER 65.00 onae Leaded a $20 million- Phone PLaza 3-102 yourself!' s-year bookie ring in New Aser...... • Ems lam - OTHER BARGAINS -- York, is shown auaiting the hearing In Los Angelhis at Which Aug. 19 was net forliis FOR (SPECIAL) SALE COME IN AND LOOK AROUND! arraignment in the-killing -of BANK of MURRAY his wife's 81-year-oal grand- 4x8x/12-inch SHEATHING - RADIO-TV APPLIANCE REPAIRS -- '6.25 per hun. • father, Derry Nat k. They got Into a fight Jane 27. shots were .1"; F. It . . 1 C Open Evenings Uhtil 7 p.m. Net; Concord Road SYKES BROS. CO. PL 3-3662 fired, and Black tlii.l July. 28. LUMBER

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President Milzia Ellis American Park Lea. Vice-Pres. Carney Andrus National Park Lea. Sec'y-Treas. Allen Rose Boys 9 to 12 Boys 9 to 12 Pres.: Lester Nanny — Sponsor: Local 1068-UAW-CIO-AFL Pres.: Hub Dunn — Sponsor: Carpenters Local 1734 Giants Braves Dodgers Pirates Indians Cubs Orioles Tigers

Tuesday and Friday, 4 p.m., Park Field Monday and Thursday, 4 p.m., Park Field :CHNICOLOR• rei • 11,)tJL AOC,- immem ience Pony League Little League Prep League hevrolet Boys 13 - 14 Boys 9-12 Boys 15 - 17 At Pres.: E. L. Howe, Sr. — Vice-Pres.: Norman D. Hale Pres.: Thomas Hogancamp — Vice-Pres.: Randall Patterson Yanks Cards Pre.: lhott. Roberts — Uoyd Janos ervice Indians Orioles Sponsor: YBMC Sponsor: Rotary Club Tigers Braves Sponsor: Hutson Chemical Co. Sponsor: Bilbrey's Car and eets and Taylor Motors Home Store Reds Cubs Sponsor: Bank of Murray Sponsor: Peoples Bank :all on him at Dodgers Phils Sponsor: Ryan Milk Co. Sponsor: Lions Club Giants Pirates Sponsor: Belk-Settle Co. Sponsor: Murray Mfg. Co. DUCTS Sponsor: Roberts Realty Sponsor: Murray Auto A ( tin Nats Athletics Sponsor: Parker Standard Oil Sponsor: Civitan Club Tuesday and Friday, 6 p.m., Pony League Field Tues., Thurs., Friday, 6 p.m., Little League Park Monday and Thursday, 6 p.m., Holland Field IORE DEBTS DOLLARS?

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tomobile, furrrf- E. mortgage) and BANK of MURRAY tient to your in- MURRAY AUTO PARTS SUPERIOR LAtRapc CLEANERS per year —.10 • MURRAY MANUFACTURING CO. MAX CHURCHILL FUNERAL HOME STEELE & LINI PLUMBING PARKER POPCORN CO. FREED COTHAM CO. WHITNELL & SON STANDARD OIL DIST. la! Plan SYKES LUMBER CO. ELLIS PUMP & PIPE CO. RYAN MILK CO. ENIX CARPET & UPHOLSTERY ne PLA7/1 3-1412 HENDON'S SERVICE STATION FITS BLOCK & TILE CO. STOKES TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. HUGHES PAINT & WALLPAPER MURRAY LUMBER CO. CALHOUN PLUMBING & ELECTRIC HUTSON CHEMCAL CO. TABER'S REPAIR SHOP per hun. PI. 3-3662

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Benton; Mrs. Wm. L. Hargrove, Phone PL 3-4707 ese Murray Hospital Rt. 1, Almo; Joe Donald Rasp- Lochie Landolt, Editor berry, Rt. Adolphus ID 6-3327 1. Hazel; Alfonzo Walker (Expired) Rt. Continued from Page One 3; Miss Carolyn Scott, Box 128 College StaAion. Donald Asrnus College Station; Ma's. T., C. Eanerson, Jr. 1307 PROFITS FAR OFF W. Main; Master Joe Lynn Rich- WINSTON,SALEM, N. C. (UP0 - ardson. awam's- 205 West 8th., Benton; A shop-lifter who stole two Walt Miss Merrie Chris Herndon, Rt. Forest College rings may have to 5; Max Wallis Parker, Rt. 5; wait a kag tune to easla in on *lax Wallis Mrs. S P. Parker, Rt. 5; Mrs. them. The rings - samples- bore Rogan Jr., and daugh- Elvie T. Lee, Rt. 2; Mrs. Win. Lee large engravings recording t tie ter. Mary Elizabeth of Columbia. . Social Calendar Collins and baby boy. graduation Miss.. and Charles Mercer. medi- Rt. 1, date: Clam of VAIL cal student of Louisville. Ky., are Wednesday. August 121h A oant meeting of the Jess.: visiting with their parents. Mr. The Wesleyan Circle of the First ! Houston Service club and the and Mrs. Char/es Mercer, Main Methodist Church WEEK-END will meet in the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle Street this week. Mary Elizabeth SPECIALS!! home of Mrs. Rex Alexander at will be held at 6 30 p.m. for a has been with her grandparents Tad in the evening. picnic in the yard of Mrs. Haze, five weeks, arid will return to OVER • • • • 100 PAIR Tutt. Murray-Benton Highway. her home with her mother. Mrs. • • Regan as the former bliss Lathaine Most American cigarettes to- Mercer. ialY are made up of about sa per 30sailay. August -DIM • • • • lent flue-cured tobacco, 36 per Women's & Childrens nent burley and the rest Mary- The Young Women's Sunday Mrs. James Klapp and little son uand and imported tobacco. School Class of the First Baptist Jimmy. of Cincinnati,.Ohio arrived — $1.99 to $3.99 • • • Values • Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. the borne of Mrs. Castle Parker. Norman Klapp. Thursday. August 13th Group 10,. Mrs. Morris • • • • The W.M.S. Lamb. of the flint Baptist chairrnar. only will be in 990 Church charge of the will meet at lee church program. Mrs Phil Harney and son. Phil ,it 7 o'elock • • • • Lee of Dallas. Texas are spending • • • • several weeks with her parents, WEST POINT: $13,0711 PER CADET, ANNAPOLIS: $7,115 PER MIDSHIPMAN. Tuesday. August Illth , Mr. and Mrs. Noel Melugin, Olive The Mary Leona Frost Circle f Sandals Street. i PROBE TRAINING COST-Tie House defense appropriations.subcommittee the First Methodist Church w1.1 C.:ex No .1 of the W.S.C. isidelving into (ho cost ot • • • • per year of training officers at the U. S. hold its regular monthly meeting Military academy, West Point, N.Y.. the U. S. Naval the Past Methodist Church will academy. Annapolis. "2 Md., and the U. S. Air Force academy. Colorado Springs, Colo. Chair- Thursday. August 13th at l'30 am t meet at 2 30 in the Social Hall of On August 25. UM. the USS man George H. Mahon (Di. Texas, says the committee viants an explanation for the "dispar- at the h vne of Mrs. Beale Outland the church. into Gibraltar. toe Missouri put ity" between the services. Tie Air Fotee cadet cost figure is blamed On non-recurring 1001 Sham Street. All members expenses SHOE Mrs. C. Ray and Mrs. Louth first steam-driven Navy snip to 'in setting up the facility. IL is estimated the figure are urged - will drop to $22,500 per cadet per year. to attend. GA!"'n arc hostesses, ci'osS the- STORE • _ Join FAMILY Mrs.. Ronda meof.-----111itiway-Ben4en Hsetway. • • All Visits Friends, Of Service Club, members of these two or. — SELF-SERVICE BASEMENT — ganizations Relatives Recently Woodman Circle Set are urged to attend. Mrs Ronda Fitts of LouisvIlle. A joint picnic, style meeting was in Murray BELK SETTLE recently visiting will be held for the Jessie Hous- COMPANY her m ther. Mrs. Lela Roberts ton Service club and the Supreme and her children and their farm- Foiest W..,clinan Circle. Les. It will begi nat 6:30 on the lawn They are Mr arid Mrs. Eurie of Mrs. Hazel Tutt's home on the Garland. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Fitts, OPEN OUR NEW USED CAR LOT la' FREE _nu Mr_ and Mrs. Thomas Lovett and Mr. and Mrs 0. J. Grogan. t Rirksey Junior 4-H WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS Mrs. Pitts, who is employed at Cooketts Meet, Begin the Masonic Home in Louisville, TILL WEDNESDAY THROUGH REGISTER THURSDAY plans to retrre and return to Mur- Cooking Project ray to live in September of HOW. The Kirksey Junior 4-H Cooketts SATURDAY FOR met 'reeentry and began their ec4king project in 4-li for tne Here are some of this week's summer. They are under the lead, 9 PM elq10/Veif-.1ffit-srac-mcCaton.-- Por this pvject they are taking bteakfast meals. At their meeting they studied composition of foods, • 41 kitchen etiquette. the basic seven. and v.hat to eat and why. • They elected Pam Tidwell as captain and Helen McCallon as repot-Ler-17e FIE Five-Piece meTirg closed with BUYS IN USED CARS .refrestunents served to Pam Tid- well, Wanda Blakely, Helen Mc- . 1959 Callon Phyllis Jones and their RAMBLER 4-door, 1400 actual miles. Automatic, leader. radio, heater, custom seat covers. Kentucky license. 1958 CHEVROLET LUGGAGE OFFERS JOURNALISM_ COURSE Biscayne 4-dr. Radio, heater, white sidewall tires, Ky. license, 6-cyl., standard trans- • 'PRINCETON. N.J. iLT0 -Prince- mission. ton University will offer a course ; in journalism arid public reiatmril 1957 BUICK 4-dr. Solid white. One owner, Ky_:_ car. SET for the first 'tune !Mating try" Clean as a coming year. Douglass Cater. 3t1. whip. REGULAR '69.50 VALUE - Washington correspondent f r 1955 "-The. Reporter" magazine wid .te BUICK 4-dr. sedan Special. Standard transmission. Regisier Thursday From 12 Noon 'Ti! 5 p.m. WOOD-WORKED STYLE-Pat- the first holder f a new,y-estab- terned like grained wood, this Lifted chair oj journal:5ra and 1955 PONTIAC 4-door sedag. Nice. Drawing Florell-designed slim two- public relations. However. no per- at 5:00 O'clock piece dress is shown at a fash- manent appointment was ,Ainounc- T755 PONTIAC 2-door. Clean. 4 ion show m New York- It is ed. Nothing to buy.... just register! You do not have to be matched by • bat that cop:es 1955 PLYMOUTH the graceful line of the bodice. V-8 4-dr. Standard transmission, 2- present to win! Age limit, 6 years and up. A DVISErii ROC K El'ELLKA tone green. Sharp car! MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jun — Goy. 1957 BUICK 4-dr. Reis n A /1...ckefeller of New Super. All power, ain:conditioned. York must "come out of solitude One owner Kentucky car. and express himself- to Ae:a Inc Reptiblioan Preside.ritial nominz- 1953 t ion. Oregon Republican Gov. PLYMOUTH 4-door, radip and heater. Mark 0. Hatfield said l'ricitiy. 1953 Hatfield, a.Republican. sa.d Rocke- OLDSMOBILE Super 88, 2-dr. Two-tone green. feller "has wide popular backing Clean. but Vice President Richard M. Nixon ".Aned rr uch popularity 1953 STUDEI3AKER from his recent tem to Russia." V-8 Hardtop. 1952 FORD YOUR 2-dr., Ford-o-matic. Practically new tires. Eradizate Prevent Nice car. MICE — ROACHES 1952 NASH 4-door. TERMITES — RATS 1951 CHEVROLET 2-dr. Deluxe. Radio, heater. Invitation as a whip. Clean From 1951 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-dr. PowerGlide. a briar. Sharp as

The estructive I prink* 1951 NASH 4-door. The c FREE INSPECTION TERMITES 1951 CHEVROLET PowerGlide. Mechanically Cheap. good. eSk\'' —Licensed & Insured— 1949 NASH SHOP KNOWS HER ROPES -The n14 SAM KELLEY Ambassador 2-door. $100. Indian rope trick gets a nevi twist, or at least a few new Phone PL 3-3914 1949 CHEVROLET Club Coupe. Black Friday Afternoon, August 14th, 2 to 5 p.m. curves belonging to Judy as a crow. Nice. Scott, • model at Silver Our High KELLEY'S PEST' Schliol and College Fashion Ad% isory Board, Springs, Fla. She is making We are local dealer for.... some magic, aided by the lat- CONTROL- Miss Lynn Hahs, Mtirray State College est photographic focus-pocus... ' Miss Peggy Cadillac - Oldsmobile - Pontiac Sue Shroat, Murray State Colli•ge - - Vauxhall Miss., Mary Leslie Erwin, Murray High Scho,_ I See Our Display Miss Frankie Jo Clark, College High School Today WATCH FOR Will Model and Assist You in the Selection of Your- • THE OPENING of Cie Back - To - School Wardrobe West Side Barber Shop J. T.- HALE MOTOR SALES 1406 West Main 'ti Mt)1)1•;I:\ AS sTOMORROW' PLaza 3-5315 See A. GUY SPANN, C.SANDERS THE Owner VERBLE STYLE SHOP TAYLOR GAYLON TREVATHAN

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• • , kUGUST 12, 1959 WEDNESDAY — AUGUST 12, 1959 'EDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY -PAGE carefully planned legislation to ;. Wm. L. Hargrove, the South African Ccuncil for tons of sulphur dioxide, 30 tons Smog Problem In cut down on the industrial and ); Joe Donald Rasp- Scientfic and Industrial Research of smoke and 20 tuns of gasoline other sources of dirty air. I. Adolphus 1 South Africa Too is using a barrage balloon that vapor pollute the air over Johan- alker (Expired) Rt. once played an important part nesburg each day. -olyn Scott, Box 128 IOST-fg) 1 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa in defending the Normandy in- The only real answer to the — — Smog is even bedevilling vasion beaches against German pncblem, according" to Dr. E. C. On August 11, 1890. the USS Johannesburg, which is generally air attack during World War II. Halliday. head of the council's Palos became the first U.S. Navy FITS FAR OFF considered to have one of the fin- The- balloon takes regular air division of general physics, is ship to transit the Suez Canal, .SALEM, N. C. OP11 est all-around climates in the readings over Johannesburg and 7 who stole two Walt world,keep Pretoria. According to the re- ge rings may have to FOR SALE tabs on the situation, search couneil, it Lund that 200 time to cash in on 3t-niness Opportunities Services Offered I Survival Rules rings — samples — bore NE CEDAR CHEST, BED, spr- MURRAY LOAN CO. IfT Puzzle ivings to Yesterday's recording t tie ings and mattress chrome dinette SPECIAL DUTY NURSING. Avail To Heed When CROSSWORD PUZZLE 4nawer 506 W. Main St. Telephone PL 3-2621 late: Class of 19188. set, 3 pc metal porch furniture, able now, licensed practical nurse "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Experienced, god references. Call Lightning Strikes ACROSS 6-Optical ono no 00000 half-size mattress, stoker with all CUSTOMER SERVICE instrument MMIRMOR OR0000 controls. Phone PLaza 3-2815. Leota Smith, PLaza 3-2450. De 1-Turf 6-Arabian REPRESENTATIVES CHICAGO — (UN) — An estima- 4-Vapor chieftain 00 2l00001 00P0 8-15C ted 600 Americans will be killed 11-Reverenee 7-Likely 0130 00M0 SO 12-Organ of 8-Mountain OUPC10041 RUU Time Finance Company is by lightning this year, the Light- (abbr.) 52 NASH, ANY OFFER cLtisiderect NOTICE hearing UUMU °Am 200 now accepting applications for ning Protection Institute says. 18-I.ure 9-A state RUPTURE! irtact Murray Drive-In Theatre. 14-Ordinance (abbr.) no SOO 222 Uri men to train for managerial On. the basis of past perform- 10-Pale 8-13C lb- Period of 00 0000 OMB position in rapidly expanding DEAD stoCK REMO% ED FREE. ance, the Institute said, another 11-Female sheep RSM 002100013 THEN IT'S THE WORLD FAMOUS "DOBBS TRUSS. Pi Swan service. Trucks distil' 1Lan 17-Tan consumer loan and finance 1,500 or more "personsWill be in- 17-11. tii7,isonedeli 19-Man's 00 0SOR 00M BLit-BLESS — BELTLESS — STRAPLESS' by tw'n-way radio. Call colleid n b.knam• TI-IRE EASEDROOM BRICK Home, field jured. 18- Bet WOMO OUROB 00 it holds like the hands. It can be worn bathing. It does 43.3. 30-That is 20-seteia: 0MPROD located on College /Farm real:, Mayfield. Phone If ao answer Institute said statistics pertaining tor U00020 not spread the rupture. It holds with a concave pad. Rea' Applicarsts--nivatba_ oge_.23 Call 9B100 RH 0Alii City water and sewage — —Trans- eistlbel Union My. ''"enneinee, show that lightning strikes some- It -PAW 11-Gteok son should teach you not to place a bulb or ball in opening to 32 with High School or bet- phone philosopher fer F.H.A. loan. Phone PL J-2540. TI.." 8-9381. . TIC where on earth 6,000 times 23-11:Ira .'ru nhl 22-Pertaining of rupture, thus keeseng the muscles spread apart. F. A. ter education. To qualify you a article 47-Number d-14C 24-Joins to Ionia 81-Bog down VINES, TRUSS TECHNICIAN, DOBBS TRUSS CO., will • must be eager and ambitious SINGER CLEARANCE SALE. New minute. 28- Spanish 24-SpillIng 37-Eggs 48-Beverage Ripped 88-Cooks In 49-Ordinance be at the NATIONAL HOTEL, MURRAY, KY., SATUR• to learn. Singer C.'‘insoles, were $169.511 now "If you're caught in one ef so- plurall:aola tr*tiacrle 25- SO-Before SINGLE BED WITH SPRING and 26-Artist's oven DAY, AUGUST 15th, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. only. FREE is only $139.50. Now Singer vacuum these storms," the Institute said, blem• for •tand 42-Printer's 62-Poem mattress, two roll away beds, Times Training program measure 63-Prohibit cleanees only $39.50. Two used "lie down immediately." others 27-Graveston• DEMONSTRATION! Frigidaire automatic washer. May- geared to give fast as you can 112-.Chemicali.) 29-Clan 45-Calumniate IS-Crest Britain Other rules. for lightning storm 46-Urge on (abbr.) linger type washer, cherry learn training fast as you are portables $69.50. Two used vacuum 111-Snake safety: :• oorhIrd;War chest of drawers and many other able advancement. Good starting cleaners $19.50. Four treadles. --Get away from exposed and 1 2 3 04 S 6 7 8 ,F-9 10 It bargains. West Main Furniture salary with merit increase dur- $7.50 ZIG ZAG SEWING Machine prominent areas such as golf 35.41.1ia:aeglie cy 1301 West Main. PLaza 3-3515. ing training period plus other only $59.50 cash. Used Singer 36-A swell courese, bodies of water, an¢ hills. 12 2l3 3-1'217." excellent employee benefits. Car I Console $39.50. Contact Bill Adams, trolleo.) —Don't seek protection in an 39-Lampre 1,,...-,-..-,,1 7 MR. FRIENDLY allowance. I 201 South 13th, PLaza 3-1757, Mur- 40-eGirgohutp of 15 shelter; don't '....**." GIRLS 26-1N. BICYCLE IN good ray. TR; cpen or exposed i..,3 SAYS For interview ptone or write digit ::•,., Call PLaza 3-1836. stand under a tower or a lone 41-Perial .4,,,,,Cri:•: IS 19 .YK),:•./.; condite.n. A. C. Warner, Time Finance 43 - Fr l chiete V. Remember this 5-14C tree; avoid trees near wire term- article 27 10 E Company. 210 East Broadway. 444175.: 21 •,...1 23 0.,•: 24 ' 2 '26 •et; don't stand by a clothesline, ••••• ..... When you need cosh 1 - MayfieleIT-Ky, Phone Cl: 7 31103- ANY TYPE OF ELECTRICAL .../..":' 3 mo. or near over-H&a—Taures. 28 31 ' Confidential loans ORE ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. 8-I4C work. We are available 24 hotirs 45-Mark 29 ,... white and _agansie th•atil beaVlie' need -us. ._...... laisnaouut„..and seek a low spot s Are mode in o Rosh. - a-day.--edtt- us---sviren -y7u oreAticetnrelet 32 - 33 41 .35 ----/ egastered. Also setter male, wrute TYC if you are riding a 'horse; a bicycle on Dill Electric Co. PL 3-2930. 584 1:(Itueindleofrom •.• NT— and black. 15 mu. pertly nroken, or farm machinery. 36 37 38 • •'• 39 LOANS TO $300 reasonable. Green O. Wilson Phote - —If you're in a car, stay inside high note '..:•,:-N , Instructions 55-i luttural ..".:7 41 4 2 '.".3 PL 3-3536. 3-15NC 7 LOST & FOUND I with the windows elcsed. sound 40 .:•../.' ,A,,,•• —In a wooded area, choose a H.?loom In .‘11 harem ••:•::•:•:',.:,...:. 44 14; 45 ""''' Ni•::::,,a, EARN UP to $25 WEEKLY AT Lroove of low shrubbery rather 17.17- ,',...• . ..,,,, ...... • FRIENDLY. RENT or BUY LOST: RED PRINCE Gardner bill . 's• WANT TO home addressing enevolopes. Send than tall trees. St-Ice masses 47 48 49 4v.,... i .:•:•:' 51 52 53 fold at Post Office around noon 59- Lair '•'.•:•' $1 00 for infcrmation and Instriic- —If indoors in an unprotected ;. ; FINANCE 1,4( Saturday containing WAX/ and 54 ,•:•:'n'.5a4 HOUSE. Preferably ii ns, to C. P. Wyatt, P. O. Box building, stay away from door- DOWN 4 TO N ROOM II found leave Philadelphia 11, Pa. Money important papers. ways and open wind, v.'s. Also .4.4 :ec.. 4o with 2 large bedrooms. Write klax 8202, 2,.1-T,11.11Tn.epartice 57 L.:5. Swann'S Grocery — Reward. 8-12C I .. 204 South F Phone PLaza 3-1412 LOT 112-l. Murray. _ Back Guarantee. 8-25C avoid metal Objects, and sink and ....1_ ....2::: fixtures Feature Syndicate. inc. — bathroom 2i4lrmsPlfo'aadtdle Duo" by triad NINGS —Don't wait 'til lightning be- gins to flash to seek shelter. The UGH period of greatest danger occurs just before the storm, when the Etrz NYVI rYli T1C10 r/Ece i2Ji4iNMIT1JELt air feels "charged." • Ag by EDMOND HAMILTON vm. TM kw eir LAW .1.5Wed 1.1. 7 •UR W 55..si Naw•m& bir Lisa /wooer lirwn.sis week's POOR WORK CONDITIONS • INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. — , il.TO • ' Prboners —a/ the County jail re- that , was with his hand extord-d nod ••.-ith WHAT ft attorr.Nrn . as cu ngs like fused to volunteer for cut-of-jail Kirk ., ir • • tooi U. wave 11 nut I went :all . . .y gene troth nib sruilire He had use. a as 1,.• work details because, they said. 61on .n • .cc-,ritzy rOlruweet the snip., Veiling Lace. man to swing around the the man who takes them to and satellite and retun, sate to Earth lie tur ten years. and then Shau and; "'You've been accepted and that hail seen launched into spate ii Ez rr-r" I got acquainted With Jon Wilson 'settles everything, he tom Ham- from the job "Is a poor driver' worm Nineteen from Cap. Canaveral. and *whet too much.' The third stage ot the rocket vow ano decided 0 follow him."imagmelhim." mond bluntly. ••••, yelu don't. fired ad Hammond s rosy enclosure to hold my caution- twerellist tnie'' seemed certain to oe nis- tomb groin" Hammond tried on end din DWIt the Moo. IMO the what it would have been like to "Ot course not, Hanarnc/no NANCY by Ernie Bushesiller deepe of illimitable space. tie open elOTTI--4.1n the world Qi t blue,said. and added -IL_ar.vone nail IRS the missile r air hatch to avoid coins mart in • ,ingerine death sun, and to spend one's lite along dropped in on me with a story lila senses slowly sharpening Ham the storways. It was tiara to ilike the one I told, I wouldn't morel became aware that ne had been .believed it either.- - - fresco truftntly In death, then re- . And yet—he felt a small;have tomatic, viied by Intenre frictional heat caused thrill Of pride when he thought "Sc you become one 'it us. JaS by Kidalorer Nineteen falling back to nad nelped pioneer'Wilson said Lc Hammond. "I license. Earth lik• a blazing meteor. He about it--he elected his plastic enclosed seat, nit the way to all this, long ago. can't nelp thinking that it is tate strangely water and was shaken by disbelief of And his pride tncreased a he that real you to us ec !r, white • what hit read in the algid sky. The though you nad stars were in positions his study talked to Rat Quobba in these from the past, as where time ti trans- of astronomy had indle•ted they would dim night hours, of the starwaya been saved until lust this be ii (10C, years after his life on Barth when you might be the most use- Washed inshore and helpless Ham- and the men who followed them. mond was round by a huge 1114.0 with His head spun with the Vegan a f ul. • pate blue fare course we and taken to• camou- tales ot spaceman's fife. tales WI Lund said, "Of flaged cavern. Me Pius man. Han you t the t Quebba. and hts Nroplit. called Boo- the vast glooms of cosmic clouds • needn't w • r n Ky. car. it we tail." men. believed Hammond to be • spy that ships rarely dared tc enter,;share our punishment of their enemies, the undying Crimea. the Vramen will kill Ranotiond ot wrecks and castaways in the "You mean demonstrated with • dia- ?" Hammond gram of the solar syltent the Mitred vast unexplored fringes of the us it we're caught lbw thing that had happened to nim galaxy asked ,mission. Ii. learned from the tender ot the him. "The floomen. Jon Wilson that they were But there were the Vramen Wilson answered officiou positiiin hiding from the Vramen, who con- Always they came pack into Vramen nold no trolled all 'rare end interstedat shine Thcir domination Is through their 1. 11.. 41 i - The Monsen were budding • star. Quothe's stories, and the Vranien C.. 1959 lb, MAN S.W.a, W. The y wouici 1110 Ship In which to frisks a surprise in had not let a ship go this way ,scientific prestige melon of the Planet Althar. the land to the nearest court or the Vramen oath ordered ship. turn us over of the Vramen_ which ping to go that way. until Ham- 'Of tin. Federated Sums by Al Capp sentence us for [IL' ABNER CHAI-1 EH 10 mond got the feeling of what it ' would nave to ssion, 2- -ship laws." IfIRK HAMMOND heard • was 1.`te to nave a superior castc breaking the star J Lund took Hammond WAS LUCKY Vis heavy step and Quohha came oter you, a superiong•iiveu olig- He and Vi;.jsolgifsiornQqattivt. ANY- I W ILL. \NELL, -BEFORE IT Li AND IT the wirkshops. showing \ Into the 'room and bent over archy who held the starways as through IT WAS DISAPPEARED, YOU HEARD 'THE nut activity thet BODY I MUST -) bunk. their rightful realm and to whom him the amazing ON IC litionec.I. on. After venturing a NOW TH'STATCHOO 0' COMITNr? RETURN LUCKY NELSON SHRINKAFELLER— PH I LHARM "You feel had?" the passing human generations,;we.. going Hammond gave up TO * 'IOU 1 —AND IT WAS LUCKY ORCHESTRA BEFORE "I'm all right," Hammond said. the Hoornen, were mere ephem- , few questions. L15,ERTY IS GONE, / !asking- and merely stared and TI-4E WAS KIDNAPPED!! He sat up. Ile asked, -Tell me. .rae. Hammond began to share SIGHT-SEEIN'IS FOR WORK. SAW L b \too vislyED rr r iQuottba. Are you my nurse Or my Quobba's detestation 01 the Vra- latent-d. I r THE ,- METROPOLITAN MUSEUM not the technical voreb- TH.BOIDS!!- I'M GOIN' ‘, guard?" men quite tally. He had yet,, let alone the technical BACK AN'SELL F'4'-'/ 4, !STATUE- E BEFORE IT VANISHED- The blue man shuffled his feet. Next morning when Jon Wilson ulary - to understand a tenth "Well. Both, I guess." ciente, Hammond told him. "Pm knowledge. HELICOPTER .f.F— .t green. he, SSW. But he was able "Meaning I'm still not trust- with you, it all you've told me Is or what that atomic energy was ed?" true." to gather power-source for all the work "Not till we're sure you're with Wilson said gravely, "It Is true. the 0.;/41,:k.i, • ---, -4,,,ter,e here. P ,- us. Were sure now you did drop But before I can welcome you as down star-shlp was being built ‘`Iii— .. ,, Out of thr past, the way you said one of us, the others Must ap. The sub-assemblies. Met•I Hut you could still turn against prove. Until then, please stay in small- riph PS , w was Secured from deep workings .r tires. us and try to reach the Vramen." here." dilliliilf l cavern remge, the site "I see." Hammond thought for When Iva Wilson came a little below the i been chosen for that rea- a moment, looking at Quohba. He later, bringing a breakfast of the having - -.....-' said, "What do you think ot the insipid nutrient 'ether; that Ham- son. When it was time to assemble II Vremen?" mond had come to hate. he looked 4.11016 =1, the ship, ,the walls of the dif- Is. L.A.. • Quobbe said promptly, "Who at her quizzically. -Are you my ids I 1S7 chambers would be c u t Clean wants to ine? We wouldn't nave guard too. Iva?" ferent away carefully by some agency to. if the Vramen would let us in "Of course not," ihe said. "1 by %Labors Van Buren or energy that was not explained. ABBIE an' SLATS on their secret. Theis keep right never did believe you were a Vra- and all would be converted into Af.•- .KYJ on living while we grow old and men spy. I told Gurth Lund Hint FIFTY MILES, JUL, large underground hangar. NE MOVE UP ABOUT r harp as get weak and sick and die. They first night that the Vramen one AN SAY, SolFl- "And when the ship Is ready to ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERS AT tell us, 'It's better for you not to would never use such a weak, we will simply cut away the ASANDONEO SHACK ON TSIt live so long as us, you wouldn't helpless person as a spy." go, roof and take off by night," COAST— AND SHIP THE like It and it wouldn't be good for Hammond laughed — t he first rock Wilson mddsd. - MERO-IANDISE you.' They say it's for our own time for now many ages?• and Jon "But won't the Vramen radar MIRCUC5I-1.)1 - read they won't ten us the the dark - haired girl flushed Burooma pick you up?" Ham- secret." quickly. in good. mond asked. Quobbe had sat down on the After a little while Quobbe Gurth Lund said, "That's taken corner of the bunk, which creaked came along and grinned at Ham- eare of. We'll arrange to sabotage under his massive weight book- mond. "Well, you've just put tegitimate ship and take off on ing at him, Hammond asked aud- your neck In it Come along." a time. The Vramcn won't sus- deniy, "You're really from Ve- Hammond went with the Ve- its pect anything until we're in deep ,.p.?" gan. with Iva 'following them, to r. Nice. space—on our way to the Triad The blue man seemed sorprised the small rock room that was Jun and Althar." by the question. "Sure. Vega Wilson's study and the heart of Jon Wilson's deep eyes shone, Four." the underground project. T h e "Fer.the first time in ages, a free "What's it like?" Hoornan leader was there with ship will fly space. ersein -S ship Quolsba shrugged. "A nice Gui-th Lund, t h e sands•-haired that the Vramen can't destroy hall world. Different, of course—I've man Hammond well remembered, .5.1t#4 with a touch!" eC never yet really got used to yel• and two other men. (Contruier 1 Tomorrow) low or red am:flight, or green Lund (11".., ,'curtly

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 13, She 1.,Yes 14 Me. She Loves & Me Not, 15 (She Didn't) WE'VE HAD IT! And so has s a whole passel' of our merchandise. (491CULOuS It's showing signs [Ig COSTUME of a long, hot summer, or maybe even longer. Some of these things IMAGINE! we have on sale .... there is no use in our Trying to sell ME one of THOSE trying to ,tell you anything - you better come have a look - you'll JEWELRY die! SUMMER PURSES - Ref. $1.00 Reg. $1.98 osecondn thought; iook"at those 13rices - 6)70 47 ftlirit174r /1"14414114111111/*/ Reg. $1.00 Reg .$1.98 Reg. $2.98 Reg. $4.98 27c LADIES' MAD AS A HATTER 47c 97c sl" One Table Odd Lot Ladies' WHEN WE BOUGHT SUMMER ONE RACK LADIES' SUMMER SUMMER FLOWERS ALL THESE LADIES' SUMMER BLOUSES The flowers that. bloom in th, Reg. $1.00 DRESSES and $1.98 SKIRTS • spring aren't too welcome whet, They're soiled, won't sell, and ODD LOT - ODD SIZES - ODD SHAPES the sizes They may fit, and are all mixed up. the leaves begin to fall. 27c & 47c again they Come Be sweet to your mother- Reg. $24.98 may hunt through values $5 to not. Not much shape or to $3.98. in .law. The old hat will MEN'S SUMMER style, but we have skirt be belle of the square MEN!... - values' up lo45.98 .d a n e-wettring such a SHORT SLEEVE 470 dress! $1.97 DARE TO BE for only DIFFERENT! ONE TABLE ODD LOT, ODD SIZES • The quickest way. would 47 Sport Shirts 0' Values C • be to wear one of these to $5.98 If you need something to wear DIRTY summer in a beauty SLIPS 47 -contest-In 20 degree weather. _ LADIES' SUMMER STRAW Reg. 61.98. Reg. 62.98 & service for 8 - 1St 9ic $1.97 STAINLESS SPORTS It STEEL It HATS CHILDREN'S FLATWARE only 97c CHILDREN'S SUMMER WEAR Who cares how you look (lur- SUMMER ing your leisure SKIRTS hours? You One Table Ladies' Tired Just the thing for the Sports Wear couldn't if you wear any of these kiddies - they'll hate shorts, pedal p;ishers or fq•evrouetwf rea;r4t•is flafwer• SANDALS Pedal Pushers, Shorts, tee and wearing 'em. but what Tee Shirts shirts at ir.th pcirrnononf ntirror•fin.sh FLATS can .441..y do7 ser.,c• for rhglit, • Reg. to $1. popular "T•on•ck ' poti•rn 27 Reg. 61.96 & $2.98 1/2 - o PRICE wond•rficl 9.ft .forni Cant rust $2.98 47c ugh! or 1/2 PRICE ne•di no poi•sliing. ONE TABLE LADIES' CHILDREN'S ONE TABLE Ladies' SANDALS Summer Material ' Maybe it's SUMMER crazy to admit it would lie a Odd Lots, Broken Sizes Values to $1.98 DRESSES, good idea to shine your shoes with these Broken. Spirits (You Should Excuse The Expression) MEN'S SUMMER 47c Values yard to CAT AND DOG DAYS $8.98 $2" Reg. up to Reg. $5.98 to Dress Pants • 41 $4.98 BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE $10.98 ONE 97 But what eke-wear them? Ha' TABLE

PRICE MEN'S /12 Sport Shirts PRINTS, SUMMER s Reg. 3.98 Sale '1.99 Buy several now for Christmas gjyi4; •_ spread cheer early - Make Reg. 4.98 . Sale 2.49 UsMerry BATISTE & VOILE - Reg. $1.59 ...... Sale '1.00 Reg. 5.98 . Sale 2.99 Reg. 44c, 59c, SUITS & 79c - Regular $1.98 - Reg. 6.98 . . Sale 3.49 Reg. 7.98 Sale 3.99 $11 59 01'2 for s:VA AND WE WANT A YARD! Reg. 8.98 Sale 4.49 2"7" /12 PRICE Nothing Reg. 9.98 Sale 4.99 LADiLS' odd about these suits except the Sizes, Reg. 10.98 . Sale 5.49 Styles, Shapes, Fabric and Colors Boys' Odd and Ends SUMMER DRESS SHOES SUMMER Reg. '24.95 . Sale '12.48 Odd Sizes, Broken Lots, Values to $12.98 FOR ONE PAIR DRESS PANTS WE HAVE THE NERVE TO ASK $1.00 Reg. 29.95 Sale 14.98 Terrible. Terrible. Terrible Reg. 34.95 Sale 17.48 Reg. 2.98 to 4 98 Reg. 5.98 to 9.98 BELK S Reg. 39.95 ale 19.98 •97c Reg. 49.95 It MURRAY, KENTUCKY Sale 24.98