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United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, June 30, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 155 CONTEST SUIT HEARING HELD TODAY New Record Set Miss Beasley Is it* uality Of Tobacco Can Be By Jet Tankers Waterfield Crowned Saturday BULLETIN Dismissal Of Suit Asked By

NEW YORK (UPI) — Two Miss Shannon Beasley w as WASHINGTON (UPI) — aised Says Export Head Air Force jet tankers which Announces crowned Miss Kentucky on Sat- The Supreme Court today re- Stubblefield In Motion broke the New York-to- urday night at the Phenix Hotel jected a request for a speed- speed record last week streaked in Lexington. Pete Flynn, acting ed -up ruling on integration at • Second in a series of articles tion of these types in other An informal hearing marked as the date for opening the con- across the Atlantic to a new Candidacy fur Governor A. B. Chandler, Little Rock's Central H ig fi —"Dark Tobacco Quality Im- countries, so if we are td hold the opening today at 10:00 am. test hearing following a confer- London-to-New York Mark Sun- crowned Miss Beasley. Flynn is School. provement Committee". our present position we must of the contest suit filed by Noble ence with attorneys for both day. State Commander of the VFW. raise BETTER tobacco than our J. Gregory, defeated candidate sides. Asked 'to comment on the Clocked in less than six hours, Mies Beasley is sponsored by competing countries. We can do for United State Congress and The state police investigators rogram of the Dark Tobacco the giant KC 135 tankers came the local Calloway County Post Murray Hospital this if the farmer will use his the counter-contest suit filed by are alleged to have entered the uality Imporvement Committee, within an hour of beating the 5638 in the Miss Universe Contest 1 vtry best judgment as to the Frank Albert Stubblefield, the Calloway of the which will be held in Long County Courthouse r. K. L. Coyte, President land he puts his tobacco on, the sun in their flight from London Friday's complete record follows: Beach. Celifornia. winning candidate. vault where the ballots involved mportant tobacco export firm, quantity of fertilizer he uses, to New York. Census 41 Louisville, With Miss Beasley Saturday Special Circuit Judge Alex P. in the contested election were all Lk Cotton, Inc., the spacing of his tobacco and Alpha, the first plane to reach Adult Beds 65 was her mottled Mrs. J. L. Humphrey of Louisville presid- stored under court order and tated that he has a very real the care he takes in stripping, New York, was timed in 5 hours, Emergency Beds 24 Beasley of Reed, Kentucky. ed at the sesseon this morning to have examined comparative interest in the success of this classing and tying his tobaccos 51 minutes and 24.8 seconds. Patients Admitted 6 Brown Tucker, Commander of which lasted approximately one signature books without collet ommittee and the effort being after they are cure' There is The flying companion, designat- Patients Dismissed 4 the local VFW Post, also won hour. permis-seon. ade to improve the quality no question in his mind but ed Bravo, was clocked 2 minutes New Citizens 0 a seven day all expense paid Attorneys for Stubblefield pre- Some Calloway County voters and handling of our various types that we can raise the best quality 5.2 seconds longer. Patients admitted from Wednes- of Dark tobacco, Air Cured and trip to the national encompreent sented a thick brief to Judge also signed affidavits statinge, Desk type tobaccos of any coun- The old record of 7 hours, 29 day 11:30 p.m. to Friday 4:00 p.m. ired. of the VFW in New York n,ext Humphrey this morning in sup- that the officers asked them to try in the World, and this we minutes was set Aug. 23, 1956, Mr. Ken Adams, Rt. 1, Farm- PG "We are slowly losing our month, t. port of their motion to dismiss state how and for whom they rent do if we are to compete at by a British Royal Air Force ington; Mr. R. L. Mott, 713 Elm, markets for all Dark types of the contest suit of Gregory. The cast their vote. Reports of the all. Canberra jet botnber. Murray; Mrs. Victor Jeffrey. Box tobacco," stated Mr. Coyte. He brief is based on specific cases questioning were confirmed by Not having ever raised any On the eastbound Kirksey Girls 86. Murray; Mrs. Dallas Wrye aliees that some of this is flight last and law and asks for dimissal County Attorney Robert Miller. tsbacco, Mr. Coyte hesitated to Friday, Aaeha rocketed to a new Practice "Goodies" and babY girl, 106 S. 9th, Murray; nday • e to the lower cost of produe- give any advice as to Guthrie, Hazel; Mrs. of the contest suit also on the Blalock charged the detZteireies what mark of 5 hours, 27 minute's 42.8 Mr. Herman ,s 4 ground's that the pleadings of entered the courthouse vault the farmer could and should do seconds, beating the Canberra Reed Brandon, Rt. 4, Murray; For several weeks :he Junior Gregory are "defective." without court permission. He Needs to improve his quality, knowing record by Mite.. Autry Farmer, 1307 Wells aimed'. 50 minutes. 4-H Club girls of Kirksey have earlier 'had refused the four of- full well the individual farmer On Murray; Master Charles Eddie Attorney Wells Overbey told Rebels Will that flight, also, Bravo been studying and putting into ficers permission to open county knows more about thiee than he Boggess, Box 41, Hardin. Miss Judge Humphrey "that we are traded its deter ship by about 2 practice what they have leerned will ever know, but he did Shirley Bennett, Rt. 1, Almo; serious" in the request of dis- ballot boxes containing votes minutes. about "Stirring Up flour %ant to stress the point that Goodies' in, Miss Mary Nell Haley, Rt. 1, cad in the primary. Since there is a five hour HARRY LEE WATERFIELD rmssal of the suit with the brief Let Americans unless we in he United States the first" year foe unit. Almo; Mrs. D. J. Miller, Rt. 1, Blalock said the ("Meters told time dieference between London on the case pointing out the cL improve he quality of our Topics of study were measur- Murray; Mrs. Herod Tharpe, 211 him Calloway Circuit Judge Earl and New York, both craft Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield reasons. tebacco and the handling of it mis- ing for goodies, 4tirring up milk E. Walnut. Murray; Mrs. Clarence Osborne had given them per- sed beating the Saturday formally announced his Judge Humphrey told 'he as- we are going to lose increasingly sun by less than drinks, stirring up cakes and Culver, Rt. 1, Almo. mission to open the bags con- o. Believed an candidacy for governor, making sembled lawyers that it would large portisdis of our markets hour Sunday. cdokiedkand entertaining friends. Patients dismissed from Wednes- taining the county's comparative the race for t h e Democratic take him some time to abroad. Alpha left Landon at 819:06.2 Saturday evening at the city day 11:30 p.m. to Friday 4:00 p.m. study the signature books. am. e.d.t. and was clocked over nomination in the May 1950 pri- brief and that he would hear By FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY Having been in the tobacco park, the girls served a picnic Mrs. Hugh Farris, Rt. 4. Mur- Osborne said later he had not IU Idlewild Au-port at 2:20731 pin. mary election a four-way affair. arguments an the brief begin- United Press International business for more than fifty supper to the following guests ray; Mrs. Joe Lee, 217 Ii-van, given the detectives permission e .1. Waterfield thus made official ning Wednesday morning at HAVANA (UPI) —Cuban reb- years, Mr. Coyte sees quite a and members, Mr. and .Mrs. R. Murray; Mr. Revel Haneline, Rt. to examine the books, since he what had been known for many 10:00 els were expected to release at The West - East fhght began W. Blakely, Mr. and Mts. Har- 1, Murray; Mrs. Hubert Donel- a.m. already had disqualified himself deterioration in our Dark tobacco menrhs—that he will run with least 40 kidnaped Americans and tragically last Friday teem West- vey Story, Mr. and Mrt. Cecil son, Rt. "Murray; Mrs. William in the case. quality, classing didd handling in the full suppcirt of Gov. A. B. Attorney Joe' Grace requested Canadians today under a re- over Air Force Base, Mass. Al- Like. Mrs. Taz Ezell, and Gary, Calhoun, Cadiz; Mr. James Ham- officers' ap- recent years. Could it be that aekninistretion. that Judge Humphrey give per- Subpoenas for the ported ransom deal with the U.S. pha and Bravo were airborne Chandler's Mrs. Doris ilton, Rt. 1, Hardin; Mr. Robert our land will not produce that Ezell and Pamela, mission for he and his collegues pearances were requested by Embassy. when a third sister ship, also M.sses Carolyn Palmer, Cynthia Bowden, Earlington Rd., Madi- good quality, live, medium length He has ition from two to °blade the regietrateon and t413tPlatielide_ . • The embassy denied reportes_ bound for le • e d o n, crashed sonville; Mr. Allen McCurston, t we formerly grew?' anti - widdWation candidates: Ezet, Phyllis Ezell, Wanda signature books of Logan Coun- 'Chandler, who had a "deal" but said it was barring shortly after takeoff, killing all New Concord; Mrs. Edgar Morris, He does not think so, as he Bert Combs, Prestonsburg, nad Blakely, Sharon Story and Janet. ty. He told the court that he supported Gregory in the pri- ban government planes from 15 aboa rd, uding 6 newsmen. Like. Rt. 1, Murray; Mrs. Marvin West feels that the cause of so much former Louisville Mayor Wilson warrted to compare some of the mary, ordered a state police in- using the US. naval base at thin, long poor and baby girl, 1410 Maple, Ben- quality tobacco W. Wyatt, who seek the •nomi- signatures and to interview some vestigation of balloting in Logan Guantanamo in combat activities Is due, at least to a great extent, ten; Mrs. Edgar Houston, Rt. 6, A. B. Crass On nation along with Hubert C. of the voters in Logan County, and Calkevay counties. against Fidel Castro's rebel forces. ti the closer spacing of our Richard Morris Murray; Mr. /ten Adams, Rt. 1. Carpenter, a Louisville real Judge Humphrey expressed a Stubblefield forces have ac- An embassy spokesman denied ti baccus in the field, an excessive Ross Farmington; Mt James Harrison, estate man. Completes Training desire for this action to take cused the governor of using the this was a form of ransom. amount of certain types of fert- Rt. 1, Farmington; Mrs. Autry The rebels were reported to place while he is studying the police to investigate only one ilizer, and the strong desire on • In announcing his candidacy, Farmer. 130d Wells, Murray. nave kidnaped the American brief presented by tAttorney side of the election. Agents of the part of farmers to raise NORFOLK, Va. (FHTNC ) — Saturday, Waterfield impted SAN DIEGO. Calif. (FHTNC) and Canadian servicemen and Overbey. the FBI also investigated the quantity rather than quality. If Albert B Crass, electronics tech- that Ms ties with Chandler and —Richard S. Morris, of Dexter, Not A Puppet civilians in retaliation for the nician He directed that Sheriff Cohen primary at Chandler's request this continues, it would seem seaman, USN. son of Mr. his administration are not as Ky., graduated from recruit alleged refueling of Cuban war- and Mrs. Maurice F. Crass of Stubblefield of Calloway County early this month but issued no that more and more of our binding as is generally believed. training June 27 at the Naval WUlSVIlAF ( UPI — The eplanes at Guantanamo. 500 N. Seventh st., Murray, Ky., Training proceed to Russellville, obtain formal report. etport market will be lost, and "Naturally I am pleased that Center, San Diego, Calif. fat/twins note, signed by Lt. S. Embassy and naval of- departed Norfolk, Va., June 9, the registration and signature tee farmer will be permitted Gov. Chandler is for me, as I The graduation exercises, mark- Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield, ap- ficials were nedotialing dirertly aboard the destroyer USS Ross ing the end of nine weeks of books of Logan County and turn Is raise less and less tobacco am glad to have the assurancse peared in The Courier-Journal with the insurgents for the re- for a two-month l Midshipman "boot camp," included a fell them over to the custoy of Cir. each year. of many thousands of other fine "Readers' Point of View" col- lease cd the men seized as "hos- training cruise to Northern dress parade and review before cuft Clerk James Blalock. 330 Expected Kentuckians that I will have umns Sunday. tages." Mr. Fort, Chairman of the . military officials and civilian dig- Grace estimated that It would their support. To the Editor of The Courier- The U. S. Embassy had ex- Dark Tobacco Quality Improve- During the voyage crew mem- nitaries. take three days to -study the, nient Committee, it Journal: pected the men to freed Sunday. a previous bers will train Midshipmen in "In my own wive.' must pur- fn nine weeks of instruction, books, and another week to srticle, pointed out some of the "I want you to dmow that -To Die Over There was no explanation for shipboard duties and responsibili- sue my own independerrt course. the "raw recruit" is devedoped reach conclusions on this phase things that the farmer should ties they will be when you print in The Courier- the delay, but there was specu- expected to I have always followed my owe into a Navy Bluejacket, ready of the suit. Attempt to do to improve the assume upon receiving Journal that I am a puppet of lation that the rebeLs were Field- their com- conscience in doing what I be- for duty with the fleet. Wells Overbey indicated to the quality of our crops of Dark missions. Gov. Chandler or of any other Long Weekend ing out for a er,rmal embassy lieve to be best in the interest court that he would desire a 'lbacete Mr. Coyle endorses all Between training exercises the man, living or dead, you are a ita tement. of good government," Watereeld ruling on the brief, before any if these. We hope the farmers Ross is scheduled • to visit La Church Will Hold damned liar. 'y Id. S. Consul Park Wsllam was said. official action was tdken on the Cif ICAGO ((WI) —With an will realize that any suggestions Coruna, Spain; Goteborg, Sweden PS. You have my permission repenter' to have met the rebels Annual Homecoming comparison of the signature. expected 45 million cars travel-' made by this Committee are and Hamburg, Germany. In has anneuncement, Water- to publish this." Signed Harry ig the mountains near Mori Bay meant to be for Judge Humphrey told him that ing. 12 billion miles, the Natienal their benefit field promised that his campaign The annual homecoming at Lee Waterfield, Frankfurt, Ky. to arrange the 'release of 10 and to maintain our present ex- the next action he . would take Satiety Council painted a grim "Well be based on truth, devold Pleasant MIA "Baptist -Church in American and two Canadian en- port market. would be toward a ruling on the picidere of the coming Fourth of of nearsighted charges, and will Trigg Cckurty will be held Sun- NO ACTIVITY gineers abducted last Thursday. Our various branches of the Jameaarrett brief and that he would rule on JOl weekend. net be factional. day, July 6. U. S. naval negot lot ors clicker- Department of the brief before any other busi- The council anticipates a pos- Agriculture, both There will be an all day meet- No arrests were made over the eel separately with the insur- Federal and State, are ness of the court was taken up. sible 410 deaths resulting from taking "I shall deal with the essen- ing with dinner on the grounds weekend by the city police de- gents in the Guantanamo region an active interest in this "im- Four Kentucky State Police traffic mishaps during the 78- Dies Sunday tials. As my opponents and their and singing in the afternoon. A partment according to City for the release of 30 American provement" program because Detectives were in court this hour holiday period. Those eig- forces in the campaign engage special invitation is extended to Judge Jake Dunn. acmes and sailors kidnaped !hey realize, as do the dealers, morning having been subponed ures compare with a similar in personal mudslingeng, 'I ask No other activity was r pent- James Wimbedey Barrett, eg all singers and everyone is wel- on Ill•riday and Saturday. the tremendous importance of tolerance, for we Kentuckians June 20 by Calloway Circuit non-holiday week end deeeh rate 82, died Sunday at 5:25 am.Nat comed. ed. The C'uban army sueperided holding our export markets, and -have more important decisions Clerk James Blalock. in the surntner motiths, of 330 (hey feel the Murray General Hospital. A all air and ground patrols along that we can do this to ,make about the future." The four are charged with traffic deaths, -the council said. a 50-inile line bisecting Oriente by raising better qdfality fired native of Calloway County, Mr. e of court stemming Besides the deaths, the council Province from Guantananta on tobacco, and handling it better Barrett was a retired farmer of Waterfield, 47, is publisher of from eged unauthorized anticipates 12,000 disabling in- the the south to Hareem on the than has been done the past few Locust Grove Community. ' the Hickman County Gazette examine' election materials juries will be inflicted on the Survivors ) north to avoid upsetting t h e years. include his wife, Mrs. arid owns a 480-acre farm near in t esied district. nation's higtrways. Ida Barrett, two • nedrieast ions. "Let's get back to our "old" daughters, Mrs. Clinton. A native of Calloway The c are aLso accused "There is no good reason the Claude Weatherford, Lynn The ernibassy statement, issued way of planting, fertilizing and Grove County, Waterfield is graduat of intimidating voters in Callo- holiday toll can't be held to the and Mrs. J. C. McDougal, Murray "in response to inquiries," noted cultivating o u r tobacco crops, ef Murray High School a n d way County by asking them how non-holiday level or lower," a Route five, two sons, George that the facilities of the Guan- which produced "good quality" Murray State College. they voted in the May 27 pri- council spokesman said. "It can tobacco and earned Barrett, Murray Route five, and *ammo base were available to for us the He was elected to the state' mary. be .4 enough people take the reputation of raising the finest Solon Barrett of St. Louis, 18 all aircraft in distress or on of- House of Representatives in 1937 The officers involved in the trouile to do it." clark tobaccos in the world," grandchildren and 15 great grand ficial visits. where he sereed five csnsecu- alleged intimidation and alleged said Mr. Coyte. Only by doing children. But, it erniphasized 'en com- live tenrns. He was speaker of examination of signature books this can we hope to compete Funeral services were held this pliance with U. S. policy odinon- the House in 1944 and 1946 and were identified as E. T. O'Grady, with the numerous foreign coun- morning at the home on Murray State Troopers intervention in was re-elected to the House in Robert Moser, Rollie Cuban internal tries now raising-competitive tob- Route wiinfivi with Robert Usrey . Johnson afire, the base 1950. and Algin Roberts. Called To Mayfield has not and acco to U.S.A. grown Dark types. and Ile _ Hargis officiating. will not refuel or in other ways Mr. Coyte mentioned the Burial the ,Memorial Gar- He sought the Democratic O'Grady told the court this service Cuban military airnraft "wrapper" tobaccos that have dens. ; e nomination for governor in 1947 morning that heeded ordered to MAYFIELD (UPI) — State engaged in combat activity." been produced the past few years. The geendsons *owed as active and waederfeated in the primary find out if anything was wrong troopers requested by city of- Much of this tobacco has been pallbearers. The Milligan and by former God. Earle C. Cken- in the May 27 pn'mary and to ficials were on duty today as. a entirely too long and wild, and Ridgeway Funeral'Home was in ents. Waterfield was elected notify the proper ,court. strike at a potery plant here therefore much that relight have charge of the arrangements. lieutenant governor in 1955. He tattled to say who had entered its fifth week. WEATHER been sold in the market is now He has served as editor and given him the order. City Prosecutor William H. in Pool stocks. Unless we can Leo F. Keiler publisher of several western Judge Humphrey ordered the Paeh.am said Saturday that he REPORT Produce "quality" wrapper tob- Kentucky newspapers including four detectives to appear in asked for state police aid to acco with a length not over Dies In Paducah The Fulton Daily Leader and court in two weeks from today. prevent any furber vielence at 26 inches we are going to lose The Carlisle County News a: Rep. Noble J. Gegory (D-'Ky.) the Polynesian Arts Pottery. a part of our market for these Leo F. Keller, theatre chain Bardwell. who was upset in his race for Members of the United Pack- owner and `•4 14 OWN better tobaccos. He already Paducah business to - nomination by Frank A. ing House WOlif•rC l rit 4 Arneru•a man, died at 11:00 night at p. knows of one manufacturer who last FIVE DAY FORECAST Stubblefield, Murray druggist, have picketed uif plant since to use other the hospital in mid Live is starting types of Paducah. contested the Stubblefield vic- June 2 to back up:demands for American grown tobacco for The funeral is set for Tuesday By United Press international tory. A recount of the votes in a five-cent hourly ewage increase wrappers, as the yield eie has morning at 11:00 at the Roth KENTUCKY — Temperatures POISED FOR LEBANON—This Is the U. 8. cruiser Des Moines three counties reduced Stubble- and other benefits. Souithwest Kentucky — Fair been able to get on his Dark Funeral chapel in Paducah. for the five-day period, Tuesday of the (J. 8. 8th Fleet, which is poised in tied Mediterranean field's victory margin front 432 State police during the week-..' arid continued warm today, to- Fired wrappers out of the past The Varsity theatre, one of through- Saturday, will average for aid to revoldrotied Lebanon if so ordered! Commanding to 341 votes. end ordered that streets hient and Tuesday. High today few crops has been very low the theatres owned by Mr. Keller, near the state normal of 76 and the the fleet ts Adm. Charles R. Brown (nset). The fleet's Stubblefield filed an answer entranceway to the 98, low tonight 62. and he can replace Dark Fired will be closed tomorrow until degrees. Only minor day-to-day plant be - landing force is the -2nd provisional Marine force," includ- and couniercleirn in an effort to kept open. with other wrapper tobacco. 6:00 p.m. fluctuations expected. Rainfall Several pickets have ing the 3rd Battalion. 8th Regiment, and the 2nd Battalion, have Gregory's suit dismissed. reported e 5:30 am. temperatures: Mr. Coyte's concluding remark Frank Lancaster, former man- will average one-fourth to one- they were struck . by 2nd Regiment, both from the 2nd Marine Division, Camp Speoial Circuit Judge Alex P. cars elle 62, Lexington 62, Pa- ve as "If we can't compete in ager of the Verses, is an honor- half inch as showers likely about driven by employes enter- Lejeune, N. C. (UPI Telephoto) Humphrey, Louisville, ing *63, Bowhog Geeen 59, price, let's compete in quality." ary pallbearer. Friday or Saturday._ set today the plant,

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-• LEDGER & - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - JUNE 30, 1958 riLG.f TWO MONDAY THE LEDGER & TIMES Aaron And Williams Back In Phils And Sports Parade Coldwater LISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. olidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Need Club Job Security eit Times, and The By OSCAR FRALEY Tanes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Stride As Averages Hiked Still Tied "Economically it isn't sound," Splits With United Press International I, 1942. Burke said. "Even the Hogans EAST NORWICH, N.Y. (UPI) and the Sneads have to have JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER By FRED DOWN the Boston Red Sox down the Orioles -Fearless Fraley's facts and fig- club jobs. The young player Eddyville United Press international Detroit Tigers, 10-7. We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the. Editor ures: needs three or four years to was it lasted The Braves' or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not -for the best I: fun while victory increased become a consistent winner and, Es par of interist ot our readers. but, the honeymoon is over for their first-place margin over the The realtively new practice when his few', good years are the pitchers who've been making St. Louis'rardinals to 2/12 games The Phils beat the Indians 7-5 sponsoring young players on the Coldwater of the Twin States NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE 1366 over, he's faced with being a WITMER CO., Ted Williams and the Red Sox' win moved and the Orioles edged the Dix-i- pro tour so that they can play League dropped the first game Monroe, Memphis, Term.. 250 Park Ave., Michi- Hank Aaron and golf burn if he can't go back to Now lurk; 307 N. gen 9-7 to gan Ave., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., Boston.. out to be .250-hitters. thetm siert the Tigers into third 10-9 to remain in a first without worrying about winning teaching." of a doubleheader Eddy- League's place place tie threatens to give golf an tied the second contest r FOR Aaron, the National in at he American League. in the Pony League answer George Bayer's long drives are vele and Post Murray, Kentucky, tranonesston as called Entered at the crifice, fee moat valuable player in 1937, RIM Grand Slam Saturday night. to the "tennis bum" former PGA the breath-taking , talk of the 6-6 when it was in the Second Class Matter inning because of a 78 ACRE F. owns 3 whooping .733 average Aaron's grand slain in the sixth The first half of Inc league and Masters champion Jackie current Pepsi championship. On seventh and inning, following singles by Burke insists. curfew yesterday .on the winners e, full s , SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 25e, Per for his last three games Bob ends itnight with the Dodgers the 5-5-yard first hole at Pine • season mark to Rush and Red Schoendienst and "It's bad for the players and field. hot anc month 8.5c. In Calloway and adjohamg counties, ior j ear, $3.30, Coe- has boosted his meeting the Phils and the Ori- Hollow Coutery Club, his three- At - where, $5 So. .282. And Williams, who won a walk to Eddie Mathews, turned it's .,bad for golf," Burke says. In the first game, Coldwater bath. Goal •••• oles and Indians clash'Ing. The iron second shot was otter the American League batting title out to be the Braves' victory "The young players first should took the lead 7-6 in the top of barns, An othe the first half chernpionship will be green. The former Washington MONDAY - JUNE 30, 1958 a .386 mark last season, margin when the Dodgers rallied learn to teach so that they the sixth inning with two runs Call 940-J-3,, with settled tonight with three teams, Redskin tackle drove the green has raised his current average in the late innings. Rush went have something to fall back on only to see Eddyville come back the Orioles, Indians or the Phils on the 161-yard ninth hole and to an even 300 eight innings to gain credit for when their all-to--short competi- to score three in the bottom half gill having a chance. on the 4439eyard 18th hole he IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Aaron smashed four hits, in- his sixth victory when Stan Wil- tive career is over." got home second shot of the inning to ice the game. 24 INCH T.Nr The Phils took advantage of on his cluding a grand slam homer, liams, kayoed in the third, suf- Sponsored players are those Both-teams banged out twelve easy chairs, six Indian errors which provide with a-four iron. New City Hall and Gas Building .... $120,000 and knocked in five runs as fered ihs second defeat. Charlie who get a backer,,,, or backers, complain- hits with the Coldwa'er hitting dryer, eleetrk all seven ruins. o. -Playing with him," Sewer Plant $125,000 e-lidilv..aukee Braves beat the Neal hit two homers and Carl who. pay them a weekly -salary." ed Toney Penne, "I feel like a being paced by playing manager regulation te Expansion Tarrany Lynne with eight Los Angeles Dodgers. 10-6, Sun- Furillo and Dick Gray one each In, return, the player pays the midget with muscular astruphy." Heil (leaden() who belted a home • New School Buildings $110,000 strikeouts and „three walks was day while Williams hit rs•thcee- for Los Angeles. backer 80 per cent of his earnings Big Mike Souchak, the former run and a double. kt the winning pitcher with f cnos Planning and Zoning Colimis.sion with run homer and a single t6211elp Williams 1 ofte el- a towering the for the first year, 50 per cent Duke& 'University fullback, had Dick Stout also blasted a horn- lose being Professional Consultation drive off the roof of the third charged to Mitch the second year and on down the measles and resultant com- , er and a single. Tommy Rushing ACROSS Gibbs with deck of Briggs Stadium in the eight strikeouts arid the scale to 10 per cent the plications made him miss five and Bob Billington had a double I-A state MAJOR LEAGUE eighth inning to' make the Red three wales. fifth and final year. and a single each. IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED tournaments this spring. STANDINGS Sox' margin, 1045. The Tigers 'Tammy Steele was the only "I' starting to get my strength The second contest sate Colde knocked out Frank Sullivan in Phil to get mere than two hits water tie the score on doubles • i144-: - /14Wa.'b:ar bg d .)o)n Industrial Expansion By United Preen International back," moaned Mike, who even 13- Forest the last of the ninth but Mike with two singles. Donnie Ed- in his "weak" condition looks by Giardano and Billington and Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters 16.16ina of National League Fornieles came in to halt the wards, Mike Thurman a n d Heavy Water , like an over-muscled Rocky Mer- a single by Jack Holley just Bastian Widened Streets In Some Areas W I_ Pct. GB rally. Jackie Jensen hit his 23rd Glenn Turner had one single before the 4 o'clock curfew. cian°, it-Clb-(2nonu Tiasa'ne Continued Home Building Milwaukee 37 28 56 homer and Gene Stephens also each. Billington was the big man point Si Louis 35 31 .530 2/12 homered for the Red Sox. Harold Shoemaker Picked Golf As Last Resort with the bat for the locals with is-ctoniunet contrtbuted Makes Mice 21-Caudal Airport For Murray 37 33 529 2i4 The Philadelphia Phillies scor- a double a double and two singles. Giar- • San Fran and a single to the Don Whitt of Alameda, Calif., City .500 4/12 ed a .5-4, 13-inning decision over dano had two doubles and Holley 242-.7.nisrPh.111:1::r'uudrulae:ti Auditorium Cincinnati 32 32 WOES -cause and Jimmy Adams one of the better yowl players, the Cardinals and were rallying provided a triple and a single. Chicago 34 37 .479 added two singles. had 26-111unt pol in the eighth inning of the Sterile turned to golf because he 25-Old win Pittsburgh 34 37 479 8 The Orioles scored the win- nightcap when the Pennsylvania to give up football. His dad liquid Philadelphia 30 34 469 6/12 ning run in the law of the ,,sev- interested in curfew law suspended the game tried to get him 1,1.0I r ricsad Los Angeles 31 38 449 8 emit inning in posnng their vic- By DELOS SMITH after he injured Land Transfers with the Redbirds ahead, 4-3. golf but only tory over the Dodgers. UPI Setence Editor 33-1.eiial sea BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY The San Francisco Giants beat both knees on the griiliron as (stir 1 Hilton Hughes was the hero a high school freshman did he Carl Rcnvland and Laverne 31-11erce Yesterday's the Cincinnati Redlegs. 2-0, and NEW YORK (UPI) - Now in. the seventh After two begin to play seriously "because Rowland to W. Z. Carter and Labor not for the meat that perisheth. Mrlwaukee 10 Los Anegeb 6 the Chicago Cubs won. 8-3, after men that "heavy water" is relatively print were out Hughes singled and at- there wasn't anything else to do." Martha Carter; 58 acres In two John 6:27. San Francisco 2 Cincinns•I 0 losing to the Pittsburgh Pirates, cheap scientists are finding out :4032 I tempted to steel second. How- Bill Ezinicki, the Stoneham, tracts' Prtsburgh 4 Chicago 3, 1st 4-2, in the other N1. games. what it does inside animal bodies. The keenest business man we ever knew, ever, in an attempt to Mass.. pro who was an ice hocke4 _ Lentis F. Butler and Ola But- •42-P itr ues:lpiaitoi 2nd A's Wallop Yanks throw ,One amazing thing it does is Chicago 8 Pit tsburgh S. him out -bad rnan'-' with. Tetuan:iv-Bogota-Per to Preels10 DeVere -aid on his death bed he had si5ent his life In the other AL games, the the Dodger catcher Ii. make mice sterile. Philadelphia 5 St Looms 4. „1st threw the and New York, was cutting up hne DeVore; a strip of land ten collecting ashes. Kansas City A's walloped the bail to center which Mice are prolific arid sure-fire -445:;:---;;:feni St. Loars 4 Philadelphia 3. 2rid old touches with former National feet square around a well. , New York Yankees. 12-6. the allowed Hughes to come all :of reproducers, as everyone knows. 49-Rational Hockey League r eferee Bill, Henry L. Ca they to 0. Paul in-SkIn aunt Baltimore Orioles swept the the way home. But 30 per cent "heavy water" .2-Man', nal WERIMIMIR111=1111E31.1111•1111r Chadwick, now manager of Pine Kuniseh and Lots C. Kurieeln Saturday's Games Cleveland hildiare, '1-6 and 5-2, The Orioles juiriped oust t3 an in their drinking water stops 54-Title of Hollow eoruennt[tyreCallulyb. 41 in owe t' P.n.-burgh 7 Ch.c ago and the Chicago White Sox came 8-0 lead in the first three inn- their reproduction cold. acres ings but the "Youa bad man, W

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Up to the present there tween a normal drinker and the helped. Unfortunately, Alcoholics families. of the Twin States is no "cure" for alcoholism. allophone. It is now known that Anonymous has found from ex- Dr. Stedman Bagby, minister ped the first game ate s'f Iaddes, high chair, teamee There are no pills nor drugs at least six out of every 100 perience that the alcoholic per- of the First Methodist Church ieader 9-7 to Eddy- LEI' US estimate your next r- trtoiglind that have any °Meet on exces- people who drink became af- sonally must seek help if any in Lexington, says: "During mg the second contest FOR SALE dosinfre rinse tub. Call paint job. First Quality poise, NOTICE sive drinking. fected with the disease ext alco- real good is accornpliehed. The minietry I have worked 'aitM was called in the 201o1.* July1C used. All work guaranteed. Nu- Alcoholism can be arrested. holism and lose complete con- desires of family or business as- numbers of alcoholics. Two per- Ind because 711 ACRE . FARM, white brick Way Painters. Phone 1113-3. Ted of a WESTUNGHOUSE walber - dryer An alcoholic can achieve and trol regardless of will power, sociates may influence the alco- cent is the best figure I have rday .on the winners Apse, full soze basement, run- BE AN AVON representative Clado, Mgr. July12C combination, used 6 into, 21 in. family connectiono, church af- holic to seek help, but the real been able to het,. My recom- hot and oold water with and earn a good income close 'title model TV, good condition, filiation or business associations. desire must come from the mendation to every atecholic is at game, Coldwater bath. Good tobacco and stock to home. Territories now avail- Jamison twin bed, teed 6 moo RESOLUTION Why this is true remains un- alcoholic himself. to seek the help of Alcoholics U 7-6 ire the top of bane. Another traet of 47 acres. able. Miss Alma Catlett, P. 0. citelds play gym. Must sell. F—Services Offered answered in spite of many re- e The percentage of recoveries Anonymous. I have closely ob- ning with two runs Call 9441-.1-3, Mn. Box 1004, Paducah, Ky. July2C WHEREAS, the voters of Cal- Gebel Roberts. Leaving city. Call 1998-W or see search Alcoholics Anonymous served the work of this organi- Eddyville come back loway County did 'in 1925 vote projects. tfirough Juily2P at 503 En St. JunedOP e in the bottom half DEAD STOCK removed tree, a bonded indebtedness against The Alcoholics Anonymous is truly term:citable. Fifty per- zation over a period of years approach is "Never mind why, cent of those who seek' help and the results are little 'short to ice the game. 24 INCH TV.; piano, oavenport, MOTORICYCILE, peel oondedoe Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan Calloway County in an amount lets do sornethtng about it." The through this organization achieve of miraculous." 1 s banged out twelve easy chairs, end tables, electric Cotner to service reason for sell- FREE Tankage Co. Prompt service V not to exceed $300,000.00, said o Coldwater hitting dryer, electric stove, dinette set, days a week. Call long dietaners funds to be used for roads and ing. Phone 1828, Woontrow Rick- Clip this coupon and mail by playing maeager regulation tennis table, 9 foot Man. collect, Mayfield 433, Union City bridges in C-allerway County, and JunaBOC with your next roll of black who belted a Melte TI,)•5-4361. N150 WHEREAS, said bonded in- and white film. (8 or 12 ex• Answer to Sattonsv•. Po r' debtedness has been reline need f CROSSWORD PUZZLE posures) also blastei a hum- and refunded numerous times ACROSS gle. Tommy Rushing 6-illtruductory Wei C100 Jumbo Prints I FOR RENT I throughout the years, and lington had a double *Vont 500M 1-A etat• I-Hurried 0U3 00U 30010 Returned Same Day: WHEREAS, by the terms on each. (abbr.; 9- Prepoolion WU 38 OWEIMOU said bonds they can not all be 4-Note of scale 9-111ymhol for TO Permanent Tenants. Redec- contest saw Colds 4-9(Ing of Troy Myer '311130 9083M FREE , redeemed unttl June, 1960, and le score on doubles Wantici ad 10-3413101 curium 901313 MINOR orated. 3 bedrooms, living room, 13-Forest Is-Earth WHEREAS, through frugal and Billington tiPIN 08d130 000 WEBB dining room, kitcben, bath sep- and warden goddess UM 005 LIU 'S STUDIO management of the fiscal affairs r Jack Holley just 16•King of 11- Paper MADISONVILLE, KY. arate toilet, nice yard & porches. Rasher% mcasurs (p1.) MMEI MUOU0 0We of Calloway County, the Fiscal o'clock curfew. 1C-Component 17-Small Near town and schools. $65,e0. 0300 CUM Send 25 to cover postage and Courrt has deposited with the was the big man IS-Compass amount NOWIle MOM 714 Poplar Street. Jutie30C point 20-Regrets handleIng. This will be re- State Lce.al Finance Officers, D. fer the locals with a 19-Conjunction 23-guit god OU0330 UMMOUM funded 19111W_LY.DIDOORATED 5 - room M. Magill, Frankfore, Ky., suf- d two singles. Gnu*: if * 21-Caudal 24-Stimunehfp %T.MA MUM LIOW.11 on your next roll sent' appendage tabhr us. duplex with oil furnace. N. 14th ficient money to pay all the out- o doubles and Holley 22-killer %hale 25-Mother of vim ma 11085 One to a ramily. '21-The St. Available standing bonds and interest riple and a single. spirit Apollo Write for mailers or mail in Call 1451. July 1. 26-Illuot point 27- Artic IMP of plain July1C thereon, having paid approxi- 24-1 Ad I'Web furniture 11-Youag sheep 53-Dispotch envelope. liquid 30-Girl's name 421-Join 67-IMMO) land mately $100,000.00 within the mailisurri 32-Insect eggs 44 -11•14ew division HOUSE, 4 rooms and bath, with past 4 years, and 21,- Inuits 35-Respitters let*Pe Transfers GSA continent het water and wired for .electric paradise 17-Athl, 46- Prepositl'm NOTICE TO BIDDERS WHEREAS, it will not be 33-1-eeat seal grom, 15-Butrco•ing stove. Call 1162 or see H. W. _ (abbe' I 33-Turkish •nlina Is Plans and opecificatierrs (or the necessary to continue the levy 'land and Laverne 40 - ShIp's clock 31-Plerce decree 11 Central educational building of Memorial Wrye, 908 Secasnorio July2P of tovelnen cents per $100.00 up- W. Z. Carter and 36-Prepare for 39-Part of American 42-Not• of *rale print minute tree 64-Exist Baptist Chunch, Mua-ray, Ky., all tangible personal property acres NICE NEWLY decorated 2-bed- er; 58 in two 33-Exists and real estate, for the purpose 40-City In will be available June 30 to room house. Good location. Call Russia cone ectors and persons interest- of sinking fund for the retire- _ . Outler and Ola But- 12-Precipitous 361-J. JulytIC ▪ 1 ed in bidding. They may be ment of bonds, in DeVure and Pati- 15-Unit of 'WITH LOVE,' FROM MOTHER-WA Ethelyne Robd lowealbea bed maul east •Witla Imre after an -1Asetwiroesis UMW secured from the tenneh office, PleienHS+Ellin- nereour- NOW: EIS I-T REM01JVE11), that o strip of land ten currency IIIiiiaIIIM iliiII operation in Kentfield, Calif. in which a section ofbie pelvis wee tissX'a-'snupWnecesisary bone 47- Man'• name Main Street at 10th. wite bath. private entrance. 502 the twenty cent levy on tangible amund a well. to repair a damaged hip bone of eon Bruce. A bogie eyet 41111014 the anima (UPI rehryllaatal 19-Rational iIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILgiIll Elm. Phone 1948. Juiy2IC personal monism/1y and real estate Cathey to 0. Paul in-Skin ailment Bids will be received until 7:30 ,2-Msn's nam• pan. Monday, be discontinueb and such levy I Lois C. Kunowie 51-Title of OilMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII June al, 1958, at 3-ROOM newly deocrrated im- Which tune they my be assessed on 1958 Tax COULD BECOMa PROVINCES NATO EXCERCISE SLATED CHUCKLES IN THE NEWS brio tz ads, will be uPenen furnished garage apartment with 21111110 - iiiillnit:511111111111 and publiey read. July1C Min for Calloway County. • CHICAGO (UPI) -Ambassad- fliclerturn and Clara 55-Note onagale bath, hot water, Wired for elec- NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - A 50-TrInksitsw' ?Upon motion of Esq. Earl or Abba Eban of Israel said FORT WORTH, Tex. -Mrs. Guy E. Spann and 79- Pr!posh IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIII tric Wove. 402 South 8th. Phone • ion PIANO TUNING, repairing new Acigne, seconded by Esq. Oren Thursday night the nations of smell-scale NATO fleet exercise Myrtle Kirbie told police Thurs- Penni, lot. -61snitry 1406. July2C 63-Empower gigiiiiIIIIIIIIiiii:11111111111IN iiiii: and used pianos. Call David H. Simmons, on which motion all the Middle East are threatened will be held in the eastern At- day ehe got so mad thinning arch Junes and Lu- 65-Food 10 Winskiw at Cibuck Music Center, magistrates voted aye, the above with becoming "provinces" of lantic July 2-5, Adm. Jerauld shout hes former husband that 'n. Brent Butterworth • programa ,,,,Aabehlar.t)es Murray. Phone 1458. July12P resonation is unanimously adopt- President Gomel Abdel Nasser's Wright, supreme allied con- she set his haystack on firs. • Butterworth; 25 • 11111Migill111111aM111111111111 PLUMBING RTPAus, ;swop and TOST & FOUND ed. Lnited Arab Republic. Eban messier Atlantic, announced 17-Goblin 50 water heater sales and service. F spoke before the Central Con- Tuesday. ILACLNE, Wis. -The "Wis- ison and DOWN Weylon Rayburn, Judge Elva John- r5 111111t0111111111M11111i:i:: Cell Elroy Sykes, ph.'me 69 day ference of American Rabbis. He consin Agriculturist" revealed •. LOST: Man's Gruen watch Ca 11owa y County, Kentucky t- Jeffrey and Mar- 1-Aamy from or _night. July 12C Skid the Middle East will come today that American brick eery; 2-Body of black dial with gray band. Re- I, R. B. Patterson, Clerk of lot. water out of its present difficulties as cheese was strictly an accident. IHURSDAY Afterieione We are ward. Finder contact Ledger & Calloway Court, Great Crossings in Scott Coun- Pasco and Ruth E. 3-Indefinite iIIIIIIIIIIMIER11110111111111 the County do either "a region where separate The pubnconon reported that a article open! It's a good time to shop Times. July ty. was named for the buffalo P. Hendon; tot. 4-Liquefy hereby certify that the anove nations can live free from dorni- Wisconsin cheesemaker somehow iiiMIIIIIIIMS121111M1111111 Starks Hardware. 12th and trace from the interior of Ken- limos and Anne D. I-Mental at and foregoing is a live, correct, nation by each other...or It will mistake images tr. be UMW tucky to the confluence of the Made a in 1876 a n d nrpy Franklin Doran Poplar. TIC HELD IN SLASHING exact and compared eqpy of a be an area in which Nasser is beet. 'Oh, my. Ohio River and Elkhorn Creek. came up with on Doran; 2 lots. Resolution of record in Flooal source of regional power and the Johnson's fort was built here Dec limburger schenell las lost," PlARIANNA. Fla. (UPI) --A Court Order Book 11, in my other states are his provinces or in 1783 by Robert Johnson, an wets his only comment, according :R 'STOPS OFF pair cf Negro teen-agers who orifice. protectorates." early Kentucky statesman. o to tine publicatien. oF.A.NS LTPI) -Ude esceped from the Florida Scheel Given under my hand, *it an insurance clerk fir Boys faced possible criminal 26th day of June, 1958. CHUCKLES IN THE NEWS my visited atarcIrsaore) charges today for R. B. Patterson, Clerk United Press international the New --pr,aria... a -th• Caviling a By 11-lat_rerivr_ir.2..... with kitchen Calloway County Court CARSHALTON, Eng. - City inch Quarter Toes- sisewv"ai "1 it:Almftil bp . - white housewife a hitchhiking trip knife. Police said the victim. NOTE: The above acton has the councilors complained that wom- MURRAY LOAN CO. weed. Becker seed CHAPTER Mrs. M. W. Cary, surprised the effect of reducing county taxes en's high-heeled shoes are pierc- 30 boat IL its about time you took ing He, -t the Telephone 130 aged and 16, in her In Calloway County in the ing road surfaces, making it 506 W. Main St. oe bread and fruit. OIS MARLOIA tt a some- pcoltive action " tAinniu L.Atrti L)..ned youths, 15 them amount of twenty cents per easier for the sun to melt the "YOUR HOME -OWNED LOAN CO." sitting position after Caro- ▪ You mot wait." Caroline said the door went in tame out inci itechon Wednesday. One of "Tee assessed valuation. ltc tar layer underneath. line nail flounced out of the MOM sent for the person who slid More was n') one WOW cut her on the ante and hazzd!.3100.00 eta-" to Prevent She extended her hand tie ne That was • lie Someone had to by Raeb;rn Vaa Knuckles tapped on the door. he twine. NANCY • 1 took her hand and holint George Casiott was her to her feet. Bertha opened it. there He was deal." Minerva Fisher came stalking "Tour husband bid She looked at the ripped you an dress, into the room, looked at the upset thief- Berths aro, et pulled the torn garment YE P - THE STRING over es- chair, and the two _disheveled -That's nght" posed flesh. "Did you really tele- DON'T women. at Bertha Cote and at "Trio sure C:1,1 keep 11 !newel I BROKE AND phone for the police, Donald?" me. confidence, tha said sarcos- I 1-1 EAR KNOW IT JUST "No." nI came as soon as I tractive Termite could get tidally. "I,00k at these two frog. YOU LOST "I thought you hadn't . . here." she said to Caroline. WHERE TOOK OF INSPECTION gie-eyed dons soaking up eery That murderess, that-" Bertha turned to Minerva Fish- word." \I/OUR KITE IT WENT The 4111Mit RMITES ball-opened door sea er and said, -Now. what In blazes Minerva said. cannot condone YESTERDAY pushed open_ Big is your gripe'?" Bertha Cern infidelity. I cannot cordone false- came barging into the room, eget &finery& said. 'Your partner, hoods. If my husband nay not ed & Insured one exec at Lois Donald Marlow and mild, Lam, has sold us out." been untrue to me Im going 111 -What's coming off here?" °What makes you think so?" KELLEY sum, by him. But very den- "Clothes. dignity and hair' I She saki, "This young woman, Mkt, it must be on a said basis of Mrs. George CadotL or Mee Lots the truth I won't stand by him hone 441 Lois Maribor, panting Marlow as she from bet prefers to call as long as he depends upon false- fracas with Caroline, herself, said, "Who has been using her hoods or-" ,EY'S PEST Is thies" charms to further her own inter- "I get It now.", Caroline Dut- "Permit me to ests introduce tny as far as the partnership ton interrupted. "Donald Lon" )NTROL partner. Bertha Cone" Ia ciencenV.," I toilet went in there anti got the keys Bertha nodded, her glittering Bertha ked at me. t• ass u cie - .0mlfto. •••••••• from George's eorlin He and Lon ••• Nam •fr• SAAA4/44 415Q—A not. Sc - little eyes looked the situation Lola Mallow said, "That's 14 _ (*f- hove been woricing all over. 'What's it initely not evening all about. true. Donald feint is felting a diary. trying -to forge dearie?" she asked. absolutely loyal to Barclay by Ernie Busbmillet Plefe toy emodn's handwriting. ABBIE au' SLATS I said, 'Two women nave had "Lola has been makliig snide a mitt. This woman aftd-^ the *That isn't the way I hoard DADDY-O , tDON'T EST" remarks ever since she heard O THAT (GASP) VOICE!! THOSE SWEET At,*Ale - door burst open again. Careen* ft." Minerva soot that George wee dead intimeting SiAlnPLAINTIVE WORDS.' IT MAKES Alt WANT TO LEAVE ANYTWING Dutton. her clothing is "All right, what did you hear?" disarray, that he thought I had killed WAN?' TO LEAVE ALL MY WORLDLY 00005 BEHIND. I - - hair pulled down over the side of Bertha Cool demanded. Grendfather Cadott that is 4 _...... ( SEHIND- YACHT, CARS -AND 114E W0011.175 her Mee. said. Minerva said, "My "You MU' beton! huAbend false, slanderous. assertion I did LAIIIEOT, MOOT PAOCITAILE SOAP You really did fix as. up but has confessed everything. Ilkmald not have anything to do with good!" Lam telephoned him and told Grandfather's death George — th She made a hmge far Leis htm that George Cedott was see- knows I didn't have anything to .4 before she saw Bertha. laterite at the Roadside Mete' in do with Grandfather's death and Le-as slapped at her and missed. Veneer, under the name of George any diary these two have planted Caroline grabbed a handful of Chanters. In George's room will be fabri- Lots' hair. They went down to 'My husband. I am very much Ca tell evidence." the afraid, floor again. Caroline II on has • guilty conscience. Bertha Studied me carefully. top. lie felt that perhaps Mr. Lem ''Saylng anything, Donald?" she nerthe reached over, grsbbed had the wrong Idea of the beet' asked one of Caroline's ankles, oiught way of handling this matter. My I met here eyes. "Don't _le NIGHT ion. of the flailing wrists and hufiland had a 'sense of urgency silly, Bertha" heaved Caroline over to the dav- which seemed to be lacking In Bertha regarded Caroline Dut- enport at the side of the room Mr. Lam. My husband was des- ton contemptuously "You know. SPLAY as a farm worker would leave perately trying to forestall this dearre." she said. "you're spoiling a sack of gruel. letter whloh he fent .George C.a- for a fight. Sorneone had ought to Caroline Dutton came tm her dott Was going to mall me. use you for a floor mop. The iPLAY feet with a bound, ear teethe 'My husband felt that it would trouhle Is you have fl dirty. nasty LIL' ABNER NI Capp tbr the first time, hesitate low be advisable to buy his way out mind and you'd get the floor dirt- enough to get a good boa • low- of the mess. Without saying any- ier than when you started. Nov1 PARADISE ered her head and chargit thing to Donald Lam, he took the get the devil out of here!" (siORE HUSSIN PROMISED --114 PARK- Bertha landed a slap which 7:00 p.m. plane from Los An- "I don't have to let you TO STOP CRIME IN enove ANOTHER TIP -\--4 6:W11Y jarred Caroline to her bens. Mae geles. He arrived In San Fran- me around," Caroline said, 'siG BOARD - MAI-I WIFE'S 'PARADISE PARK;SO reached forward. caught I sledline cisco at 900 p.m, immediately elBertha advanced threateningly. NOW FROM BASSETTP.S0 DOESN'T PES - BIKE PEOPLE" by the throat and slammed her rented a Drive-Ur-Self car and "Out!" • /OWLIN' FO'PLUMENN '- THEM'NEW WE INTRODUCED hit down in a chair. "Sit down, you went to the Roadside Motel. He .,,Minerva Fisher pain. °I don't WHATEVER TWIT IS— WOULD GO BACK THAR!! HIM 110 ANOTHER ABNER crazy loon!" Bertha said. If you knocked repeatedly at the door care for violence or for coarse- want of LIKE THEM Ortif"V WHAR IS HE?--$4A5 HE. to flight, Ill give you so Cabin 24, which the records netts and vulgailty in women, CHICK!!- S4VE ME? much fight youll bo apittleg out showed Was occupied by George Mrs Coni,/' 'NEW PROPLE° Q.OST MIS HEAP?— 4457/E teeth like melon seeds. Ws', *P what Chalmers. "I don't anyone holding you GOT the devil LOSnO5 KY is this an Mot?" "He received no answer. He here, either," Bertha said belli- "Who ... who are you?" ant in his car and waited for an gerently. NEADP-9 "I'm Cool, hour. Bertha In case It At the itrui of that time, he Mio4rva swept to the door with * makes difference to you. I'm gave a it up and returned to Sin dignity. "Come, Caroline," she IDS a detective. I'm a partner of Don- Francisco. He turned In his rent- said. ald lam. Now, what the devil ed car and looked up Donald 4 are you trying to do?" Lam in the hotel." 16 500 "I'm trying to keep your pre- Minerva Fisher looked at me There's a kidnaping as well cious partner and this two-tim- reproachfully. as a murder In this ease, as ing tart-from framing me for a "Go on.'' Bertha said. Donald discovers. Don't miss murder." Can:nine , said. "Donald l,am got my/husband the surprising climax to this CLUB Bertha beamed at me "Well, to drive out to the Rede Mo- A. A. Voir 416riet Monkey Nerd- 6-30 cit well, well, Donald, rm glad to tel at Vallejo early Celt= _ • - In the morn- net') mystery here next week. •

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:E FOUR LEIMER TTMES & — MURRAY, KENTUCKY 30, 1958 PA MONDAY — JUNE MURDER RAMPAGE WILL BENEFITS UNCLE SAM THE HAGUE, The Nether- dean fighters. Th,i cumnession 1rnbasi7y in Budapest when the TRENTON. N.J. (UPI)— lands (1)71) —The International said it had information ic1erif'y- 19501 Hungarian revolt w a -LAG06, ',Nigeria (UPI) —The Spanish -American War feator Phone 1635 veteran Commission of Jurists said to- ing defendants as Mrs. Julia conhed by Soviet tanks. R Abalcaliki fsrea of eastern Nige- Alfred liouser of Clinton Top, day it had asked Communist Rajk, Gabor Talle06 and Sander ria is in the throes of a murder wIllied $10,838 to the U.S. coy- Hungary for details of a new Bsraszti. They wcre said to have , sumuimium wave which has resulted in at ernanent "in appreciation 704 of all secret trial of Hungarian free- taken refuge in the YugosLev least la) deaths so far, police that the United States of Ameri- reperted today. Police said all ca has done for me as a veter- ORIVE•1114 THEATRE • ohs slayings were under investi- an." .gstion in hopes that some pat- LAST TIMES TONITE Vesta/4 tcrn ,might emerge and lead to a solution to the crimes. ELVIS PRESLEY One STEADY JOB murder was said to have been AT HIS GREATEST! FNDEPENDENCE, K a n. — 1 strangulation with a bicycle (UPI) —Speaking of steady JAILHOUSE ROCK chain and two involved SOCIAL CALENDAR local WOrk. G. H. Krientrager, city Kim Kwanor tribal chiefs. clerk here, has been on the job Tuesday, July 1 ,Friday, July 11 for 47 consecutive years. Group I of the First Christianl The North Murray Hornemak- TRUMAN — C-O-M-I-N-G — Chu.rch's CV7F will meet in the era Club will meet for a p:m:c, Hyung Now WON'T COMMENT

home of Mrs. Marvin Fulton at in the city park at 11:00 in the VENCE. (UPI) —For- CHIROPRACTOR FRIDAY JULY 4th mer - 2.30 in the afternoon. morning. President Truman, on vaca- Dr. W. T. Doss • • • • • • • • tion here, Sunday refused to PIP Strong Boy 1 Hours: Mon., Wed. & Fri. "Teaserama The .enter the controversy surrounding Murray Assembly of Monday, July 14 9 Presidential Assistant Sherman a.m. to 9 p.m. * Late Show * Rainbow for Girls will meet in The Martie Belle Hayes Circle Adams. Judge Samuel Rosenman. Tues. - Sat. the Masonic Hall at 7:30 in the of the First Methodist Church — AND — By LOUIS CASSELS • who accompanied the former 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. vening. will meet in the church's social see. United Press international 'Executive here and is acting as Thursday • 9 a.m. to Noon hall at 7:30 pin. Another Spectacular his spokesman with the press, APPOINTS PREFERRED Thee Ann Hassehine Class of Kim Kwang Hyung was four said Truman had "no comment FIREWORKS DISPLAN the Memorial years old when a Gj patrol found 1111 Main St. 115 Baptist Church whatsoever"onaar.the f i will meet in the horn* of Mrs. him lying on 'a rap of rags Robert Ektitnott, 701 Elm Street, WOMAN'S VIEW in the cellar of a bomb-flattened at 7:30 in the evening. house in IStirea.• His legs were • • • • Ely GAY PAUL*Y 'shrivelled ikd his stomach bloat- The Winsome Class of the UO1 Womsn's Editor ed by malnutrition. Memorial Baptist Church will NEW---,YORK (UPI) kiever Today Kim is a healthy. bois- meet in the home of Mrs. James rains but it pours neer Orders in terous 10-year old. He tives with Illoioalc at 7:30 in the even.ng. to the nation's rainwear irranu- 290 other orphans on a well-kept • • • • Loolufers. farm near Anyang. Korea. On ANNUAL 4th OF JULY his birthday, at Christmas, and SALE Monday, July 7 The industry is so happy with several other times during the The Kirksey WNW will meet current sales—one source called year. he receives packages of at the church at 730 in the them "fantastic" — that they evening. want to keep the pace, evdh clothing, toys and food from an elderly couple in Iowa. Misses', Juniors', Teens' ass. beater it, for tall. So they're and Children's • Kan is one of 23,000 children _The Cora Graves showering down with new styles and t h e who have been "adopted" by Grace Wyatt Circles designed to make my old slicker of the Col- Americans through a remarkable loge out-smocked as shoulder Presbyterian Church will t h e organization called the Christian meet length at the home of Mrs. Jack bob. Children's Fund (CCF). SUMMER FASHIONS Belote for a picnic at 6 pm. One manufacturer, Lawrence CCF is the largest Protestant • • • • of London. even makes a mink- child welfare agency in t he Tuesday, July a !lined raincoat, the most expen- world. It operates or helps to at Drastic Reductions Murray Star chapter No. 433 sive I've found on the market. operate 287 orphanages in 35 OES will meet at 730 in- the It retails for $800. The outer countries around the world. evening in the IELI' Hall. layer is of water-repellent silk All Began In Barbershop •• •.• in grey, beige, red or mocha. It was founded in 1938 by a - .• Morningt__13ecit_._nt_tau. Emphasise Twez_Parases C first Methodist The unusually cool and darnp And vitt Clarke. who still serves as PRICE Church w MORE i / 11 meet in the home of Mrs. Glenn season in many sections of the its international director. Clarke Doran a: 9:90 am. country created a "fantastic late recalls that CCF was born in • • • • spring season," said Esther Wil- a barbershop conversation with a • . • • Wednesday. July 4 lens of the National Raorwear Methodist missionary who recent- The Wesleyan Circle of the Manufacturers Assn. But h e 1) had returned from China. The Methodist Church, will meet in seasonal gain is only part of the missionary noted Clarke's ex- the social hall. of the church at story. She said there had been perience in philanthropic fund- 730 in the evening. a sales growth annually as man- raising, and asked: "Why don't • • • • ufacturers put new stress on you do something for these chil- dren7" Thursday, July 10 styling and brought out the dual The South Murray Hamernak- purpose coat — water repellent, Clarke thought it over for about 10 seconds and announced, era Club will meet this evening !hut of toll:cost Labri• a "All right. I will." at COO for a picnic on the lawn4 Or some — veiveteen and SALE! The organization he founded of Mrs. S. V. Foy, Sycamore silic—double for evening wraps. "with a prayer and a dollar's STARTS TUESDAY' JULY 1 Street. < The .association's president, Si- 1st at 8:05) O'CLOCK worth of stationery" has collected !TIM Cohen, told a recent dosser more than 30 million dollars in Ii meeting of members that "Ran- the 20 years since. Most of this Each year at this time we began to clear-out many of coots are outselling regular money has gone directly to or- costs.' our most desirable summer wearables. Reason: phans j.n need. To set -You just name the fabric and CC-F operates with one of the the stage for our college clothes and back to school I we'll make it shed water. said a - lowest overhead costs of any fashions. Wonderful values on every department, AIR Crt111110% D !dome= Lawrence ot- Vie Tirm charitable agency in existence both bearing his name. Lawrence ad- Last year, about 12 per cm' floors. al$06 ded "I test same of the new ma- of its total budget went -into TUESDAY terials in the shower at home, administrative expenses. including I before :TAW go into the lint." fund-raising. costs. The rest wet:• Will Sea Many, Fabrics to feed, clothe, shelter and edu- Fabrics for fall include flan- cate orphans. nels, wool jersies, jacquards, Although CCF has built some. narrow and wide wale cordu- model orphanages of its own.: Summer Dresses of every description ,' nays. gabardines. silk broad- it has found that it is usually ' 1/3 & 1/9 Off !cloths and taftetas, qhallis, arid more efficient to "assist" orpha 3 new imported material which .ages already established by var loolm sleek as a wet seal. ious Christian missionary organi- Blouses - 1/3 Off Lawrence has an evening zations. This help includes pro- • raincoat of gold larne "for snob viding them with whatever mar- gin of financial aid they may CHILDREN'S- TOTS — D RESSES and Helens.Van VEet. a one - time need 4o improve their facilities SPORTSWEAR I ipera singer in Europe, uses or to take in additional, -chil- dren. :fiber blends. One is a 20 per blifst Have Medical Attention TREMENDOUS BARGAINS cent wool. 80 per cent oon GNE TABLE BOYS' OGF will give help to an BACK TO SCHOOL One Table 1 Table combine:son. This designer. who Catalina orphanage operated by any de- , tamed to coots some eight years - Reg. $3.98 & $4.98- SHIRTS - SUITS nomination. provided it can give ago, features fake fur trims and assurances that the children will PANTS ,linings , on vAde wale corduroys BLOUSES grew up in a Christian atmos- SWIM SUITS r in black, red, beige and blonds. DRESSES PAJAMAS and phere, with proper food, medical SWIM SUITS I And several manufacturers lineJ attention and schooling. NOW Values $ I with a deep pile alpaca, • $ 1 More than 80 per cent of CCF's up to lA Prints, some of em ONLY 24.98 1000 a OFF t h giant funds are contributed through an •.98 :florals 1/2 on a black background, "adoption plate" which establishes , 'Price and plaicb both subtle and bold a direct, personal link betweeo ' run throughout the collections. the donor and -the particular Lawrence puts he roses on a orphan he is sponsoring. • GIFT SHOP SPECIALS ;blacic velveteen. Miss Van Vhet Here's how it works: has one prim repeat...nag "Pule The sponsor (who may be an • all over. individual, a couple or a group LADIES' 4 PATTERNS 4 PATTERNS IN such as a church school .class) contributes $10 a month through TAILE OCF. This is the average cost, on a Worldwide basis, of main- HAND CHINA POTTERY /12Price Telephon.s Paining a child in a CCF-affiliat- nsur:en crrey Bldg. JOSEPH N. BERRY 81 or 1092 ed orphanage. LAMPS The sponsor indicate's the kind BAGS INDEPENDENT INSUROR of child he prefers to "adopt"--• 1/2 Price boy or girl, approximate age, and CRYSTAILPW-giVik.RE Murray, Kentucky 1/2 nationality. 4 PATTERNS OF He soon receives I 1/3 & Off 1/2 Price from CCF a 1/9 Not Factory Close-Outs HOME HEALTH little pack et introducing the CRYSTAL SALAD PLATES PRICE adopted child. BUSINESS It contains a ACCIDENT 1 photograph a-nd a brief biografttay i telling AUTOMOBILE HOSPITAL when and how the child came to a CCF orphanage, how he 'is getting along Extra, Extra in school, Special Savings Galore On All Summer 5-PIECE PLACE SETTING what his interests are, what `Size 58-PIECE ,clothing he wears.. HOLMES & EDWARDS INTERNATIONAI, "Just Thinking" Sponso-ri are encouraged to 17 write to their "adopted" children Jewelry and -to 'send them packages if SILVERWARE STAINLESS they' wish. In turn. the sponshr I have no quarrel with the people gets :letters GUARANTEED from the child and for a LIFETIME • All Jewelry Reduced up to ', 2 with MELMAC HANDLES who undersell int., They know progfess reports from the ors . _ phansge. Service for 8 what There is no obligation to con-con- $ tir stuffa- worth. $120 Value ONE TABLE FREE tinue n "adoption." PO-sponsor 4995 t Reg. $1. $2, & $3 Values Now may • disc ' ents after 49 With Each Place Setting. Purchased .the first $10. But the drop-out _ foite is incredibly low. Last yea/. P. waS less than four per cent.

ISIO—Ione can better solve your insurance prob. LONDON (UPI p'"— Peter Wal- < lems than an INDEPENDENT Broker and Con- ter Wilmot, 22, and Thomas Ftetii sultant who represents hen Love, 20, were fined $84 for/ THE ONLY CHERRY'S YOU! stealing a 256-pound bronze can- non from the, Royal Artillery 105 S. 4th Museum. They sold the' weapon PHONE 903 fur 728.

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