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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1'), 195S flelected As A Bed All Round Bentucity Coalidunity Rawspivil Largest Circulation In The City; Largest Largest Circulation In Circulation In The The County City; Largest Circulation In The County United Press IN OUR 76tb YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April 13, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. I_XXVI No. 88 MASS IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM SET HERE Preparations Begin 90th To aye Sharine: Of ANNIVERSARY OF LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION • Inoculation Millions Salk Polio Vaccine A-Secrets Of First Craders v• • By DELOS SMITH Against Polio secret of his Being Readied Milted Press Science consuming ambition to Editor wipe- pa alytte Is Approved ANN polio ARBOR, Miz.h. IP -- fi orn the 57 The earth. The -million. Americans most Salk vaceine inoculation approt.al suscep- Many if slip lo the child's teacher. tible to polio Will the wientists who at- By MERRIMAN program is set up for CallOway receive shots of tended SMITH The amount of vaccine act Dr. Jonas eday's meeting at United County and. will aside SalkOi mirazle vaccine mehlch Frees White House Writer be inaugurated for Calloway County in Dr Thomas Francis just will be figured record time - perhaps Jr., professor AUGUSTA. Ga.' t -- as soon as the vaccine is before of epidemioligy, President on the basis of the number of mid-summer. it revealed his long- Eisenhower today available. eceording to the County was predicted to- Waited appreved a pro- .approvals. day. evaluation of last summer's posal, Health Department. spotlight when for sharing American atomic • The entire program The mass-testing of the R. is ready. polio' killing serum vaccine in sect etc-but not artual weapons L. Cooper.'County' Sanitarian for a the Sus steps was 1.829116 children or inoculation of children. rushed from in 44 states, were production know-how said todan that the vaccine cosuols ths manufacturers and more -with the 13 vail Doctors and nurses have donated In pharmaceutical and more impressed the countries be flown to Paducah houses to beat the more of the North Atlantic and will be their- time and knowledge. nit Delightful. hot often they read through picked up there County weather polio epidemic season. his 113 Treaty. prganizatian. schools will and sioshcble It pages of text, charts, be handled at the appeared possible- • the graphs, and The plan must be He said the starting date will first vac- tables. Some ratified by Health Center on .North. Seventh . cinations would be were willing to predr each of the probably be about April gtven 'today NATO ciatIons before 25, but street. It has 'not yet been decided within 30 ict, privately, that the vaccine going will depend entirely hours of announcement into effect. on the day how Murray Elementary of when properly made that School the success of the serum. and properly The plan provides basically vaccine inereceived. and used could for the Murray Training School' Preparations to make polio as much as the United States Old print depicts aaams.imition. Mr Cooper said that approx- immunize those ha to make available John will be handled. Clinics may most susceptible -been disease in the Wilkes Booth fires imately 75 tn be to the diseases United to.NATO atomic information which at the emancipator 80 Der cent, of the ,et up at those" schools, persons States as amid] pox- in Ford theater box. children eligible or they between . the ages of six this country believes will assist: Beside Lincoln %ate to receive the may be brought Report Was Mao. Lincoln. to the Health months and 21 year.; - Simple • 1 The development Next, an Army officer, the %Amine. have received parental. Center took place The of defense also. ' hastily today report wis simple. Some of plans. approval. In other words. across the country, ..about A complete schedule for in schools, the experts told the 25 per cent_ all through the .Nationel writer that 2. The training of pee-sonnet of the eteleiren, wee. sehoole- wilt they were only -in -Me tztrbitstit'd PIM Foundation 'For Infantile beiunniing to .grasp the employment of are eligible to receive, the, vaccine On Piralysis its and defense as the Calloway County Health' and among family Full implications Tuesday under the March of physicians. night, against atomic weapons Dimes free Department rele;:ses It. Those familiar after they had devoted hour: vaccine program, . with the vaccine to 3 The evaluation of the capabili- will not get it Mr. Ceoper said that and studying as tables because as far as,± it: distribution prophesied and graphs of ties of potential enemies in the their parents have not he knows, that statistics. The the shots will be given. • 17-million children will nub of the report. employment of atomic given their approval: be inocu- 'as wee-son' as criginally set up, that is three lated with two revesfied by close study "Restricted" Mr. Cooper ,aid that Mots of the vaccine was Atomic Secrets any parent shots spaced three or four within that the vaccine wed of a first weeks a month to six- weeks. in the mass The information takee 'friorn the grade child who wishes ipart. Hpwever. testing was not he added, that Enough vaecine to give all properly made "restricted" claps atomic for his child to receive the polio two shots and of energy since Dr. Salk recommends only to other, in not entirely properly used. preventing vaccine, the most susceptible secrets would be made available should fake two shots be given spaced about age group should Despite these. Weak nesses, action, this week be ready for com- Dr. to NATO through channels now to turn in the four -week!: apart, then a booster mercial distribution Francis said that his findings - eurineeJune. provided for exahanging classified shot given seven months later. "suggested" it was 80 to 90 per military information. this r-hedule will probably go_ . • No Royalties Asked cent effective against' pafalytic David Lipscomb Distribution The plan is in the form of a draft into effete by the tone the second by Juee would peat polio. The most effective vaccines the agreement which was approved College Plans short is given. yammer polio season in now in common use. that all for small March 8 by the NATO council, but sections of the United pox and yellow Career States except fever, are 415 plus not made public until the White Day the South. per cent effective Howe acted today Th.' news was - — - Dr. Salk himself It may well Murray recommended be that the Salk released simultaneously in the other High School seniors in as many persons in yaccine wilf the susceptible prove to be as perfect 13 NATO courrtnes. erested in first-hand information Spring age Erupts IN asket as as wiessible be -given any entwine can be. agreenteM leainting shoe. about David Lipscomb College • The provides Pre.i.lent Lire ofn on to, V two shots of vascine from Time will tell that his deathbeed, Ford theater, now Naahville, supdhes - only time tally that under sorrow...led 1,y Lincoln Fame U111. are inviied to available its terms there .btoct rnembe-rs and friendis. a Career He urged a Segni% 'month plus widespread use. But. In trasinhigtoa. Day and there will be no transfer of atomic PHOTOS Barbirsum.Sur tarippectien waiting period between seemed to be no IttUSTRATE • nation of Presaiere •thcients Again Nith the second doubt that it was weapons spacial Aroraharn Lincoln 90 years to be held on the campus and or nuclear material. died April, 15. The SISK;•,F11.3110(1 ago April l4.) 1866. He third shots and supported effective to a very high degree scene IS an illustiation in the May 7 his Congress 1954 authorized thr and deathbed Scene Library of Congress. The Ford recommedatem with against paralytic polio. -s are nom tie Natoonal Park service, theater • persuasive President to conperate with oche] rine role seientific arguments. reseal/ President A. C. Jollies, who isiutd Snow. Floods natiens by axchanging Pharmaceutical 1 atorru- the invitation. house officials formation. said that the program a-sured but prelvIded that Licenses planned will the writer that there Could State Puts Granted On Mob Violence give seniors an op- Big operatibn must exalude any del.. . And Sheppard portunity_ INTTFD PRFSS be no doubt of the six companies Letter to see for themsehra of how atomic weapon., are he- Vaccine Manufacture Si • • to have the third "booster" Polio Offensive Arrests Form More what the campus is like. meet the or with shots sitated or designed. To Mother Revealed a T.''. • .d ready within seven months faculty and ,greaent student body. rains Into High Gear Mr. Eisenhower 'sent WASIUNGTON. Tension In Strike - -- arsd dust stoirma There pven will a letter to- Apl. 13 and learn about 'the courses which a f" three be limited sup- day to CLEVELAND. aVall- 0 plies Sen. Olinton P. Andarsion With the stroke of a pen. Ohio RP — Samuel able in their persons dead anti viiidespre id prop. for world markets. On the °veal H. Sheppard particular nelda of LOUTSVII.LE ef, The great D-. Mex.. chairman of the Culp Hobby ATLANTA, Apl. 13 OS —Arrests, wrote his late Mother -interest. erty damage through other hand, there was nothing Joint put the government's the South. to effen•ive against the dread Howe-Senate approval alleged mob viclence and a month after his wife': The Texas stop foreign summer Atornle Etnergy on the OP% Salk anti angry death beadle city of Dal- pharmaceutical houses disease, polio. Committee - conferences that he wanted Career from Was ready to be explaining the plan. polio vaccine. today heightened the to confess the Day a"tietties will hart was isblated by more than making it. Indeed a German thrown July eRin a into gear today in Kentueky Copies of the letter also went tension of a month-old, nme-state 4 murder, but couldn't because at 10 a.m.,. Saturday. May 7, foot of snow. In Jackson. pharmaceutical house is to with Mies, a already after weeks' of prediaration. each committee Her aignature gave strike of Communications he was innocent. an address of welcome offering it for member. the go-ahead Workers b:v President three inch rainfall (loaded streets sale The foundation With only to release amenst Putties, a few remaining weeks The President called of.-long-owaited Vacc: the Southern Bell after which the college almost up has made Dr Salk's .the plan "a ne Tele- The letter, found to the level of car work public of school, health officials, great stride to the general phone Co. in the peronal'band will play 'property. Technical auslunteer forward ia the streng- public. papers for the visitors ,n windows. data is available workers. physicians thening of Mrs. Ethel Sheppard. Alumni to qualified and nurses were of our common defense." Auditorium' Following this In the Salithweirt high persons - no royalties Mrs. Hobby, secretary New dowirder broke was written Aug. 5, 1954 winds combining their efforts to adminis- President Lands of health, . out in Mis- after Dr.'program. faculty members kept some are asked Pike eduration and SEA.T1 ppi Sam was questioned will of the warst dust dorms ter inerulations• of "It is my welfare, liceriso d ow Ttiesday night, the corn- by Cleveland meet with the seniors Wants Quirk Salk anti-polio firm conviction." he police for indinidual et' the Fol'aS0)1 going for the Inoculations vaccine to drug firms 'to make and sell Fara averted. when an angry -.aboUt the. blugeon-slaying conferences Basil some 163.000 state school wrote Anderson. "ltrit the proposed lac mob on their career interests secord day. Many towns O'Connar, president of the citildren. vaccine through iegular o sarike sympathizers of his wife. Marilyn. s in Texas. agreement will enable the commer- attacked . - CAclehorna National Foundation, was clearly North cial channels, men Liperomb students and New Mexico were Atlantic Treaty Organization, She signed the a.nd a woman nonotriker at "At this points I Would will join the- pressing hard to Charles Acuff, cop- like to visitors doused ie by duet eirly today and get as many in charge of sident license...a at 5:15 p.m. EST Tues- Aberdeen, and one man was Join hes." 'he wrote, at 1 .p.m. for a picnic persons withathe security and defense hos- -but she hundreds; of .1. ter eateinated as quickly as administering The program day, about eight hours pitalized for heavy would lunch of barbecue and fried chicken -Us were re- in the of the United States to evoke aeterscien- ba ws on The fie totally disappointed if I ported possible. He teas never made state estimated some more tists reported gee. to be.".atesied* on marooned late Tuesday. any 81.000 children effeetisfe defense at Arn Arbor, 141.h., should give up." . the lawn in front are eligible plannocinwerning of The violent weather continued fo• the shots. He said the that the. vaccine works. The 31-year-old,osteopath'S Alumni Auditorium. After lucnh. use of atomic weapon, than The alleged moth- a pattetp of April some 90 per cent probably attek chincided er committed the physical edlication department wildness. The Fishermen will have heretofore been aahieved." suicide 4an 8. and nerthern Stand have their parts' "It's a great day. It's a history with a police roundup' will entertain them plasm were burned under consent to Defense Senatrity - ilk 38 her nuaband. Dr Richard with a program receive Charles' E. rnak:ng day," Mrs. persons at TuPelo. A. Shop- 4 the second major blazzard By For them. Wilson Hobby de- Mina., including part died from gymnastic in a Big Events also wrute the President claivd, a natural causes 10 'week Tuesday local union official. in the after- days and ripping winds — -- Inoculations that he considered the later. . Students in Kentucky were plan "a math of a violent demonstration and faculty members have been tearing at the dust FRANKFORT rIP — major step Liceneing The letter to his bowl. .Kentucky scheduled to begin on April forwarcrin the develop- of the vaccine means which - police proother dealt will then conduct the visitors The new or hermen were 25, bIGke up two nights wit/4 the on outtareak started with standing by testily with some areas ment of United States that doctors can obtnin interrogation periods by tours of planting to start security it at the ago. the campus, visiting" the two tornaciclas in Texas, three in two of the brasier outdoors a few days plans and the common corner drug Cleveland detectives. 'These earlier if the Vaccine defense of store. Or a paTlerd Another demonstration men dormitories, the classroom halls. Arkansaei and one each o sent' of the season - the free could flarred up have their minds made in Louis- the famous is' available. world" gat it with a doctor's pre-, Tuesday up and did the library, science buildings. iana arid white base run night in front 1st the main before they new Indflrffa late Tuesday. at Hetringlon Lake The plan was drafted by scrip:ion, pr. Leonard even talked to me," March .building, the A. Scheele, Atlanta exchange when gymnasium', arCii An unidentified man was killed and the crappie run at Kentucky The Kentucky Air National Defense and State head of some 50 he said. 'They are trying . Guard Departments, the Public Health Seiaace strike sympathizers to obtain other point= ef interest. A baseball at Pine Bluff. Ark., Lake. will fly. the vaccine than surging about a false confession wherra twister received at reviewed by the Atomic said. game between Lipseogib and The Fish Standiford tha street began jeering and shout. I "It Pea- toppled his home. and Wildlife Depart- Field at Louisville to Energy Commission. After its would be impossible body College ap- ing, "scab." a non ell- a vanaty teams will The vicious storm pattern ment said yerterday the white some eight state distribution proval by the The Public Health Service -striking work- 'guilty man to go through then points. NATO council earlier* said ers. the going conclude the day's activities. changed bass run was expected County health it is now up to over without .eau ick ly. sweeping the at any officials will pick this year: then it Was up to Mr. the drug firms confession, in my moment Up how The disorders, in Texas panhandle wnh and, the crappie run WAS their shipments from airports Eisenhower to announce Past an exp.-Clod flood of de- addition to se. opinion." he wrote. "I .don't David Lipscothb is a fully ac- bhzxard it with cretive cutting l wish snaws carried by 63-mile also due shortly.' at Lexington. Pikeville, his approval. mands far vaccinations of telephone cables, to go over and over credited senior liberal arts college. -per-hour Ashland. can be met. these things winds A around ttie state London. Bowling' The drug houses have been ilaring up int*Various i and rubject holding membership and clumpasis 421 inches of the fishing Green. Paducah George W. Perkins, U.S. Perma- said there will you to all this- but. I in the South- - rated generally and Owensboro. be. enough cities since the strike 1 thlak I'll ern As:ociation ram on Greenwood. M:si. fair with a . nent Representative to the North of the solution VI i - of 50.000 be better off to express of Colleges and Members called At Arnatilka Tox a crappie catches reported at Atlantic Council. COU late,_ everyone in the by the Communi- 1 these feelings in writing Secondary Schools. It is 'operated , is bewsman Dr Pentti was authorized by country cations than to said Cumberland Lake and Kokko. director Of under 21 years Woikera of Ameri.a, , keep them inside." by members of "we got dust, then we got some base health lhe chief, executive to ratify the old by the middle CIO." i the Church of were taken along services in the Louisville of Coy. Lawrenae W. ' . Dr Christ, rain. and thee we got more ,hallowl banks agreement for this country. next year. , Wetherby of Sheppard ts now in Cuyahoga and daily Bible study and duet." area for the state Department Kentucky. The awirling White base black bass and blue- of chairman of the Smith- County Jail awaiting Christian training are included duet appeared even Health. yesterday The outcome of on Rill were all being caught attended the polio six licensed firma are: erneGovernore Conference. i his appeal the curriculum, worse'farther west. The winds at Dale vaccine consid- of the second-degree which also effers hit. Hollow and conference with Dr. Cuttor Latismatorien ered a proposal 'murder 93 miles per Isnur Dewey Lake reported Jonas Berkeley. that chief execu- • convict ion. The court 16 major atlidemic prog:ams leading at Pueblo, Cake. E. Salk at Ann Calif.; Eli tives of Tuesday crappie. bass and pike fishing rated Arbor, Mich. He Executive Board Lilly Co., Indianapalie; of the nine states appeals now is to the B.A. and BS. degrees. and 'a, tarlatan carrying a was due disciiia studying written • !hilt order. to return today. Parke - Davis sod Co., actien to end the arguments year-old baby was Detroit: strike. - by his attorneys. and n-hipped 15 Church Woman Pittman - Wetherby Preacient Putties fin4,... Kokko Meets Moore Co. Zipitiaille. said that negotiations, will start hearing oral has announced 4in the air as she stepped said that of the 7.054 Int arguments 'that Robert .; • Sharp and Dohme. Phil,, although fruitless, are Kendrick, of the from her horne. Kentucky children given Tile - stirl -being I 's test Salk executive board of the I delphia. and Wyeth--4aosut,trit, fed business administration staff, Another WEATHER vaccine in last but said he--would icall will Pueblo resident was year's experimental United Church Women Murray tiTne.., ...• be, in charge inoculations of Marietta. Pa such a conferen.e if a majority of Career Day killed in a car accident duang there were only three met in the plans, a home of Mrs. N. P. of the Southern and any senior „wishing blinding dual- storm 'REPORTREPORT cases of "possible" palio. governors favor He said Hutson Tuesday. April 12, at two it. Shipments more information about them A these later were Start sheuld third wen tiler-embed th believed to have thirty in the afternoon. write iam in care been The proponent was made of Lopsronai at was reseirted at Jackson. some ,other disease, as none -Mrs Hutson, by Gov. Nashville. president. led .a FIVE DAY Hugh White of INDIANAPOLIS, When an unidentified of the three resulted in paralysis FORECNST • Mississippi. Who Ind. Apl. 13 woman ran snort devdrrOoal with Mrs. Paul joined —The . her car Gov. James E. Folaon of fleet .commer.ial ship- a into a rain swollen creek DO.WN No -dummy" I.yles leading in prayer. Alabama ment . FAMILY klATIIIERS FOR shots were given in issuing a plea a of Salk vaccine fanned out and drowned. ' in Mrs. G. B. Scott. By United Press for ! FIRST TIME SINCE Keptocky last year. All children Mrs R. It every possible ellort acress the nation by plane I141 A tanster at Baton Rouge. Live Ri bbina' to end the today inoculated with three and Min. B. F. Safierffiusa Kentucky viotenee-marked in a race ripped through shots were — Temperatures for strike. to beat the new polio a hardweed radio . mmunized, gave an interesting priograta leamn. Fester guests "of Mr and • health officials said. the five - day proiod. Mrs. down telepteore for,,".tgaring and Plans were made Wednesday 0. B. Geurin were 'errs in the west and for May Fel-1 thrieigh Sunday Pitman - Moore the Children, wires, wh:le - liglit thunder- This year will average three Co, one ce six who tercoacla- ma in the east children in the first lowship Day to be held May 6 Warning manufactures were together foF the first touched portion tonight and to six degrees above the seasonal the vaccine, dawn ire Indianapola. fed. Binoming second grades in all achooli. at the Methodist Church. time since 1941. cooler Thursday. with lain- I normal of M. Turning started shipping 'It tcday ,to demolishing. a rev. kno kin out public, private end parochial, rheon at 12:30 rooter Wed- AUGUSTA. Those viaiting wete scattered stiowers in the west will and prograin in nesday afterneon Me. — _ Free Milano.( .11?lahotna,4 itifr. and Mrs. windows, and their and be eligible for shots and night, cool advice i'ennes- Buriu Geurin aging central portions and and Fayette the artermain. Thuraday. is being made available see, Georgia. and family of Detroit _railL-:_ thundershowers and Jefferson j warrnert,- Ft iday . and to the Carollane. Vir- in the extreme County third and Mrs. Charlie Crawford culaerners of Maine state Michigan. Mrs. Frances Hillman east portion. Low fourth closed I Saturday Showers and liquor ginia and parts of New York. and In.the East. spring coir.!. • grade children Wha did the program thunder- stores by the Mr: and Mrs. Attila tonight, 53 to 58 in the west not with prayer. i Florins Wednesday liquor commission. A Wallace Sims, Riddle and behabe itself. Temperature. and 66 get all three shot' and again Sat- booklet publie relatinni son to 65 in, the east last year also A party plate was se7ved to the evadable on all the counters director of Alliance. Ohio. Mr. and 70's portion. are eligible. Holley will total around one-half for the finn, said south- tare common along inc At- fa-teen mbers present. i is entitled "The 13 Steps Mrs. Jai.; ';.-unhingham and faMity lantic " noh. i/to Al- ern states got a priority because mast early today, .while coholism " Malden. Missouri, .and the "thear polio season Mr. and I eastern plains and' starts sooner." Mrs:- Teddy eouthern Great Lash of Murray. Lakes region.

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KEN'TisTCKT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1955 - yearling bulls 16.00- to 18.00; fat Chicago at Cincinnati Tomorrow's Games hulls 1200. down; vealers and calves Milwaukee at St. THE LEDGER & TIMES Farm Manner Louis steady. Good and choiue 18.00 to MS DOS 101'111 pm City at Chicago 25.00; few prime 27.00; commercial HIV!, STOPSI ...•11;10LISHED BY LEDGER A TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inn #- k) League Kansas 2unsalidat.on of the Murras Isnigez. Major Clevel..iid at . Detroit LIVESTOCK and good 13.00 to 18; cull and The Calloway Times, and The 1 [- raises-Her-dd. Octooer In Russia New York at Baton utility 800 to 12.00. 20. 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January , MARKET .1. 1942 Standings Ballimore at Washington night Sheep 400. Few light weights spring Iambs sharply higher. National League ST. LOUIS NATIONAL One rill INSPICTION JAMES C WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER STOCK- lot'even head 50 to 55 lb springers Fares Well YARDS 11/4 - Livestock: • is, minim rams 37.50; general trade opening steady Suiter Termite We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to tie Edttor. Hogs 11 500. Fairly active. Bar- W. L. Pct, GB both on old and new crop lambs; Control Psegie Voice items which in our opinion are not for the hest Editor. rows and gilts 180 lbs up 40 cents Company Note: Chicago 32 head lot choice to. prime 85 lb esterest ot our readers 2 0 1 00 to 60 cents lower; For '"Marshall Formby and Robert 170 lbs down new _ American Milvelaikee 1 0 1 000 Li 25 crop lambs 24.50; several Dix were among a League . cents to 50 cents lows'; sows ; group of Ameri- i1 _ New York 0 0 000 Iota good and choke wool skins FREE Inspection NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1306 W L, Pct. GB 1 50 cents lower: choice 180 to 220 can who have just visited 21.00 to 22.75; some heavy fresh al Monroe. Memphis, Tenn.; 2542 Park Ave, New York; 307 N Mich.gan I Kansiia. City 10 1000 Etrocklyn 0 0 .000 1 lbs 17.50 to 17.75: CALL 1395 COLLECT 11 the Soviet Union while on choke Is and ZS in • ikve.. Chicago; Bolyston a a tour Washington Philadelphia 0 0 .000 1 shorn lambs weight 123 lbs 18.00; Mayfield, 80 St.. Boston. cf Europe 1 0 1 000 178.5, about three decks at 18.00; Ky. They have written their Louis part decks wooled lambs still ------[Cleveland . 1 0 1000 St. 01 .000 1 is 220 to 240 lbs 17.25 to - Licensed and oUBSCRIPTION views on one aspects of the Soviet 17.60; 240 Insured - RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 15c. per Boston Pittsbu yeti 0 0 .000 1 to 280 lbs unsold. CHT scene in the following 1 0 1 000 16.75 to 17.25: 140 to 170 month 65c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year ts3 50, eiss- two dis- Cincinnati New York 00 000 ki 0 2 .000 2 lbs 17.50 to 17.75; sows 450 lbs down 51(1) where, 45.50 patches written while in Mo.cusv Cille.igo 0 1 .000 1 15.00 to 15.50; heavier sows 13.75 last April 1 Formby owns several Murray Ready Mix The 1 ,Detroit 0 1 000 1 Yesterday's Games to 14.75; boars 10.00 to 13.00. Co. Entered at the Post Ofikce., Murray. Kentucky, for triansmission as' radio gatiens in Texas and Dix -Your Every Concrete dents : Baltimore • 0 2 000 11,s Need' Second Class Matter is a Ravenna. Ohio. newspaper Cattle 4.700. calves Phone 1226 them Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2 1.100; Igrge Murray, Hy. publisher sly of steers; iCstLOI Yesterday's Games Chicago 14 St. Louis 2 about f$0 loads • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1955 maintly low good ty Co New Yo,-k at Phila., ppd. to low choice; By: ROBERT DIX relatively few Use Pittsburgh at weights 1,100 lbs And Boston 7 Baltim..re Bklyn., ppd., Zinn.. when 1 up; heifers and mixed butsher Cleveland 5 Chicago 1 Today's Games yearlings fairly It's o MARSHALL FORMBY liberal run; some Five Years K d7 543 C: .y* 8 Detroit 2 opening sales butcher on a Ago Today ! yearlings Wash. at about table Written For The United Press New York, ppd.. rant. New' York at Philadelphia stesdy to small local inereyts; MOSCOW - If Pittsburgh at Brooklyn little done on steers; coin Par Ledger and Times File a vei:ect:,t. TOda-y:S „Games making farm manager ever Only games up 12 per cent of to et April 13. 1950 asks you te scheduled. necipts: dull at his house, be sales utility and commennal prepared for a Detroit at Kansas City Tomorrow's Games kinds sumptous banquet. about steady at 1200 to 15.00: hand! Aquiwla Smotherman, first grade student at Concord Washington at New York Our group of American news- bulls steady. Utility and commercial throw Boston at Baltsrore Brooklyn at New York High School was announced today as the winner of the paper editors learned 13.50 to 15.00; canner and cutter stairs - this at, first Only games sliedirled. tinal safety slogan contest being held in various hand when Philadelphia at Pittsburgh bulls 1000 to step the we were taken to farm 13.00; good light si•houls of the county. manager Ivan Morozov's house Wh after touring part of his collective coat - H-er slogan:- -"Drive slew. take your time, it may by farm in...the village of Vihino. near ping. your child's life instead of mine." Moscow. leum Firemen answered a call to the Bus Station Cafe fr It was a cold day, for winter cress last night about 6:45 o'clock. They said that a stove still holds this harsh land in its nuNi caught -fire. No damage as reported. grip. The hogs in trips> the barn were "Family night". which is to a monthly event, was huddled together to keep warm of b observed NVednesdav evening at 6:30 at the *First Even the COWS were boars lying down_ Christian Church.. The dinner was in honor So when Ivan suggested after &bars of the nine- our . teen new members of the church. . frigid walk that we have tea. -we --.. - readily accepted. 11111 Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Jones and little son have Located in the heart of a rustic returned to Fort Knox after spending Easter with their village of frame and log-cabin type parents,. Mr-. and Mrs. Leslie ictne• 3.trd Cecil Thurman f homes, his hou-se was modest but and Mrs. Jones . aunt, Miss Grace Holcomb. . adequate_ And the feast whsch his wife. Marie. and their deughter Miss Lillian Hollowell is visiting friends in Memphis, ETHYL with had prepared for ICA* us consisted of Tenn., during the KEA convention. .: a halt dozen different foods sup- . Mrs. Bill Roberts entertained her bridge.-club Tues- 1131 psrted with ample portions of day evening at seven thirty at her home on South Sixt ..v.odle, and wine. ' Street. -- pisheritai Mame ,Die some was his He nthented II star it frost his hatter, he told us. As manager of this I.600-acre farm. MAX H. CHURCHILL Pie earns in money and kind about 45.000 rubles a year. POWER TONIC FUNERAL HOME Aoout 600 persons work on the Superior Ambulance Service -n - 400 women and 200 men / quipped SS ith Ossgrn i.s.h is paid by a complicated f srmula at .worat ilays: On the 311 N. 4th St., Murray, Ky.-Phone 98 /rage, . tech cant* alScrut 2000. 4s1 'insInte • and kind Them 'THE R ITN I- NMI-1. ROME- no privately-owned farms in ssia as we have in the United ,:state.s. The independence of the I Pu•sian has ceased to exist drives out ;he times; so nany women work Buying a car? • e is thdt th menfolk, in this -age close u Mo•c•oss have phis MY BANK :ht' city Most potatoes tomatoes PLAN MAY .4 OW tiltillel/weoi art sciltock vs SAVE YOU 5100 fartn. • engine The farm has no cows 600 pigs, dirt ON FINANCING AND .1 hens, '18 trucks and teal °mobiles and TS horses. AUTO INSURANCE r.veryone readily admits that USSR has ar. agricultural itilern To help wise it the \-errunent adopted an abrupt ,iage of policy in 1954 It raised Before you buy that car, just te2 me on the phone the total costs amount paid to Inc farms fur • :r products 12 times of the car, the financing and the insurance. Within five mnutes . can has many insdals. including III call sou back and tdl you uhat it will cost'sato btra, finance, Order of Lenin tor his eff.cient and insure the same car through my sank Plan. Chances are, for is martagement. Many . other exactly the same deal, it'll be $100 less'. I know it's hard to believe rkers or. the faith aiso wear - but it's worth a phone call, isn't it? There t.1 so *Klemm. .err.rnent medal, PI Sewage Water WAYNE WILSON some of the acres d the farm Insurance Agency .rrigated. he said, with the ter from the sew age disposal 500 Main Phone 321 :;it to increase their fertility. • .ey also use a great deal of TESTS -m:cal fertilizer. he .aid A farm never looks its best on a told winter day but-the buildings COMBINE YOUR DEBTS ancl equipment which we saw Before ICA Powsr Tonic- Dangerous deposits With ICA Power Tonic-Engines -4pip..•aied to be in go•se build up in your engine every get cleaner... Why M::lze Marir Payments mile you drive. stab- cleaner. Accumulated When One cows looked like our Holsteins Where do they go". engine deposits are PROVE Exhaust pipe filter tests show blown out the IT. exhaust. • the Payment d the pigs were big and healthy. moat of filter. are Each Month Will Take Care them stay in the engine. But this was be- After stale the engine deposits ICsi POWER the take- it, shale. fore ICA POWER TUNIC. TONIC has of Them All. : which it payt at the rate of driven from this engine., -- -an& per cent of the going price. 9. Total All Your Debts and if e farm can sell the Tint of its duce to cooperatives And the .'titters can sell what trity receive $1.000.00 kind on the free maiket, which ey (Six l'er Cent l'er Annum ) Typically euici-kumoan( lite homes now!a detergent k5hjand - e• gasoline! the area had a ...ort if back- Will Pay Them All, Find Out untain-country loek. Many had It drives out emine dirt while you drive. Not just today's flow Easy It Is To Borrow From th packg_d uo around the sides dirt, but the engine deposits OIL your ear has been accumulating keep out ,thir ala ays formidable in years of &lying. Test-drig hundreds of thou- PRODUCTS :inner. winter sands of miles Proved that ICA POWER TONIC can do all The First Industrial Bank • a this for your car- 1. Restores engine power because both 1(47 South Fourth Street old deposits and everyday driving dirt go out the exhaust pipe. Ashland 95 Drive-In All Ashland Oil Stations Brand;1 2. Prevents pre-ignition and knock of Ignition 3. THEATRE Prevents spark plug fouling. Control 1.0A •haa INS start., tI) have 4. Starts faster. ICA POWER TONIC Additive On F.arniture-Autornobiles & Real 1101ite TUESDAY 8. WEDN'DAY 5. Gives you livelier pick-up. Drive in, fill 'er up, let your For Etirtherinformation Drop In At Any "FLAME AND THE 6. Stops gasoline waste. engine • FLESH" run like new again! Friendly Finance Office In Ti CHM( (II OR starring Lana Turner, Pier ;•Alat't II Mt:RRAY • Angeli and Carlos 4 "--• Vet So. .. Thompson FREE! KING-SIZE KITES FOR KIDS! ' St. etenao ril Station• THURSDAY & FRIDAY buy eight gallons of gasoline or an fel "MISSION OVER KOREA" The First• Industrial Bank (Flange, and this king-size Kite is your with John Hodiak, John FREE' • .197 Derek & Maureen ASHLAND OIL P RUINING COMP 11147 PADUCAH O'Sullivan 6

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••• 1111111111__ • ,auiverolERIRPIT'!" 1 , ..'.-. 7!f WEDNESDAY, UL 13, 1955 APRIL 13, 1955 THE LEDGER AND TINES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Lynn Prentice Darnell Grove High as Charlie Smith, man; vice Ray Sims as Lars Larso- president; Jeanne Williams as To Give Play the sort of man Ruby wculd lik Margaret Procter, Johnny's sweet- to merry: Bobbie Kelso as Mr heart; Marie Rogers as Harriet Henry Clark. eccentric and wealthy The Junior aones, the secretary Class of Lynn Grove who is falling socialite; Janice Armstrong Termite High In love na School will present a 3 act with Charlie: Bobby Fain Blossom Clark, farce her eighteen year Company NCYrICE.:-: -comedy entitled "OH CHAR- as J. August Peabody, old daughter. THERE IS NO NEED a mousey NOTICE to , I WOULD LIKE TO LIE", Friday, April 15 at 7:30 inventor; Lottie or guess when its go easy TAKE Tins 1 p.m. Taylor as Roberta to know mcuns to thank FOR RENT: The play The adrni&aion ia 20 and that Special Motor my friends and NEW FLOOR SAN- cast consists of: Glen Resole. a spinster; Ann 40 cents. Work comes'i neighbors FOR dere, Black as nspection to Calloway's fin replacing my milk SALE Sklgers and Poliatiers. Cochrum as Johnny Reynodle MOMUMENTS oleest, and only Call Ruby Wilson .whose only ambition COLLECT cow which died last 1300, Murray Home president of a ; Murray Marble and granite Auto Maohine Shop where week. Jack & Auto. Alec promotions firm: in life is to marry works.' special Miller, Murray, ::PAINT - PAINT a good strong Read Id, Ky. Iiiiilders of fine work is by the owner Rt. 4. 117 - PAINT:: The Classifieds memorials for personelly. Still thousands FOR RENT: 4 ROOM APT. nd Insured — half century. Truman Turner's of gallons. All NOW Porter White, Shop. Coldwater. — NOTICE — colors. See vacant. Call 1374-J. Manager. Phone us before you buy A13P 121. A22C M7C An auction sale will be D. E. held at Jeffrey or Glindel Reaves FOR RENT: _ . the home of FURNISHED 3 ROOM NOTICE: the late Mrs. May at Reaved farm on Lynn FOR SAFER Armstrong, Grove apt. with bath. Ph. 746-R. Mid DRIVING SEPTIC TANKS 1 mile west of South Highway. A14P Co. :nore tire mileage, better SERVICE. PUM- Al4C te steering, Pleasant Grove C,huroh, FOR Need" !Live ped and cleaned with on April RENT. 5, ROOM HOUSE, your car checked up to date 16 at 1:00 oclock. FOR SALE: TEN Murray, Ky. by our pumping equipsnent Kitchen and DEAUTEFUL hardwood flour, electric Bear Alinemeht Service. All jobs done household high bred .stock heat. Hendon's at moderate articles will be sold calves. All bred Near college. Write Service Station prices. All work including by registered Joe Carter, John Grogan, strictly a Philco refrigerator and Domino biLl. 20c Route 4, Paducah, Operator, guaranteed. For service a Ky. Al4P MlIC electric stove. kb. See Raymond Crawlfbed, FOR RENT: call L. Ikivis, 189, Mur A13P GARAGE APT IDEAL ray. AlOC one mile south of old tru.• Gibbs store for couple. Availaible - MONUMENTS ?)LID or iNlay 1st GRANITE, ph. 1031 after 5:00 p.m. A14C South larga selection I 15. Call 195. A14C CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answr r to Yesterdays Puts% 85. styles, sizes. Call See at Calloway Monument SALE OR RENT: EASTER 6 ROOM COT- ACROSS 11-A state (abbr.) works. FOR RENT: 2 4U-klebrew STailp 767,1 Vester Orr, owner. West tage, bath, attac_hed ROOM FURNISHED 1-Stroke A T garage. Large month Ak,t_ E E Main St. Near College. shady apt. 207 South 5th. St. Call 4-Chaldean 2430C let. West Main at lath. St., 1328xJ. 6-Brag city 41-Sallors (rontal.) 4? N P P EID 43-1Iouas oats E 5 $.50. Contact occupant MSC 11-South 45-Stir:Is T 0,0 ENVELOPES, 'ENVELOPES, now. See American TRET11511„. EN- owner at place 47 ert wines /elopes, up to Apr. 25 to 30. FOR RENT: THREE BED rodi•nt 10-Ai RENEW PPR 10 x 15. Brown ROOM 13- W ea 2. TillE house at el-liko Langu,4s;• clarsp envelopes of ADC 311 N. 16th. See Glindel animal It any size. If 15-Japanr -Simple you nec I Reaves at farm on se 63-Cut of meat clasp envelopes call Lynn Grove measure FOR SALE: Highway, 66-Press iiMir0a Wg010111ii at the hedger and Times YELLOW CORN — phone 184-R. Al5C IS-In trotted E W office apprczniately 541—Z suppiy department 75 or fl-French ,,in god 0 Perfect toe 80 bushes. for ..erde t. T NI mailang. Tel. 849-W, "khdr Cl—t'oronet, R D. B. Heary, Alin°, 11-Sewing pea e T Rciute, 13-Pronoun rl 1,11 r (0 E IR 13-M busiona 26-1;...urt HELP FOR .0 eon are WANTED IA-LE: SANITARY TOI- 67-Ant1ered lets. 31-Prophet 4-Derlare See Rudell Bogard on Irvin SS-Printer's animal 6-lsouto NI.kLE HELP WANTED:-: • 6- Befalls SINGLE Cobb road le mile east mr.,tar• DOWN film free of Elm :4—F•Aboritin 1-conjunction to travel. All the Grove on river S-Orl..ntal leads black top. AMP 1--Young •altnon nurse you can use. Phone 530-J Isl./ lc 1-T I tguriumetrio between 111-Capo Nee ratio 40.) 9:00 & 12 00 a.m. for FOR SALE:• GOOD , tin pC, 10-F. Interview. UP monkey 3-1 ploelv• piano, ',ow,'ion (abbr.) Al8P cheap. Adn2 an., 208 Seartt 12-You an4 mei 5th. Street 14-It,,nylonlan lif2.P AAP Spring 6 WANTED: DO COATS deity YOU WANT and SUITS to work? 17-Hastens Be your own boss. Write 20-ComparatIver your own ending check. If you are 21 oil FOR RENT it 14--Leass over, have a car, and 21 —0. can Ilke people, write P. 0. All Nationally 17-Animal Box 324, 9 e coat Hopkins- eon. RENT: 'NEW Advertised FLOOR Brands SS- WIn• cups villa, Ky. SAN- ..-....., PS-Neckpieces Al5P 64,, Edgers and Polishers. Zs 24 '',1 'N.r# MS Call 2. 27 111 -french priest -300, 32-Grain Murray Home & Auto. Above John Derek •, ,, A18c and beautiful ,0 16-flit. 4', 3.: 03S Joao ' ' 37-111rd net evens portray the romantic We Repair FOR RENT: VERY NICE 411-DIrk BASE- co-stars in the suspenseful 14 SS. 44 '7 ,M ment Tru- ,_ ti -wood apt. for rent. Nice and cool tree color drama "The Out-ast" which ned In -surrater, $3000 mo. Call 302. opens Friday at the 4S-Part of See at 108 S. 10th. Varsity AV Mare TFC Theatre. 6S-11.14.11..ist leader - 11--:ItirerIn WASHERS Wein* 4 Cr IRONCRS MEMOMMEMMON 14-Sea In Alla MINIMEMMEMUMME 6 .-Cr.weerai Call our Service De- 66--.1^sists Dartosol..10er 17-Corded cloth work le FOR SALE MOM= MINIM= 63-Symbol.fer guaranteed. tan!a lUVIII Phone 74 61-A r,inrtneat I FRAME BUILDING MOM= Mu MOM (al-hr 16'x10', electric •• M. G. Richardson of seal. heat, insulated. Can easily tie moved. Ideal for lake ehbin by adding large pirch. ALSO PRICE Teti Her FRAME BUILDING Cesongss. Mc by How 25'x15' good con- hiewesesela, sae rma••• sysemes dition. Constructed to be moved. ('HAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT Davies had settled op her, Imtta AFTER THE baby's birth Tolui coat after you got rid of !Trout money that Would have '" See Both of These avies was placid in a sanatorium -"In the trued' ort triv oar.'" at 700 Main Roger's if he had Lived. to David LITTLETON'S nd Regina returned home Dorton was.impatient, with the Redgate, for the establialunent *anted nild. Tube knew she had get on. "AnI toniglit When ,See Stub Wilson been a research 1311xitatery, There yo at 1406 Poplar St. oing to have • baby. were thought the prime were thought she no string attached to gorie-Insi ad lost It. the coast it, She began 'lowly to McKee Was clear you put WI finished. A pencil stopped Trout's but her recovery took al- scratching. hat and coat and came over NANCY — One of the policemen here — SIX years. was and cut the telephone wires. a stenographer. You Regina said, -She's well now, then attracted Miss Dwight's BY frillie Buahmtile10 The doctor said in a calm voice, attention t If she weie to have a shock it "I'd by throwing gravel up at - - le-RA/am like to say this. If Roger had the ER ---I WAS Ladd be fatal. She would window of Mrs. Pelham's bed- be lived he would, in your parlance, vest beets again-for good. room because you Wanted NANSY--- JUST koir have gone insane. fie was Wes HOW DARE '" better Dstight as • witness to out of It As for the return Both McKee those others -- of Henry Trout. VC:J BEHAVE LOOKING- and Susan did. Re- Brodsky and Your plan was to LIKE na the Fenn woman- kill Mrs. Pelham, said, "The inspector and you they were masquerading as THAT CLASS AT THE ti m -shall we say, expend- henry Trout, IN Jim are the only ones I've able 7'' and then to have ..i. Susan. rile Trout disappear-for LAST DAY inspec,or is going Horton said, "And good." do everything Henry Trout? The doctor made no pus •ible to keep You killed Henry attempt at OF SCHOOL from Trout and ouried denial. "It's too eps' coming out. l told Jim to- his body bad. I could have in the tunnel below the done a lot of gokt ht when I-set him free." cliff ?" with that money. I have Ideas that • e - -Just one more question. Mrs. "Yes." have never been touched. I had plans-" Maim. You were approached for "First JUNE removing Trout's hat and Susan swayed ey 7" coat?" on her feet, fight- 6666 ?In By Henry, ing diaziness. That yes." -That's right. was the man at You found the they had known so 15,000 check you gave body 7" long and HAM ISS, trusted and -loved. the other night?" • "Yes, earlier COCK ,L ••Yes." tonight." Itedgate stood. There "I was afraid was no .. *Two of It. He wasn't change in his face, months after Roger died deep enough his voice. "Shall gine -but I was pressed we go 7" A man closed had received a blackmail- for time." in on either letter. side of him. it Her secret would re- He gave the dots in secret Is in that same In the hall Amy Redgate i if-she had paid $15,- unemotional tone. jumped \110 100 in He had entered up and screamed. ii N stzw...t .-qtass three 85,000 checks made Trout's room .-' ust at the inn after Re- Susan ran and to bearer, and sent them to gina had put her arms LIL' ABNER gone, pretending to be in around her. "Don't, Ilaihn Roth, General Delivery, New search Amy, don't." t (leaner. ',ark. of her. Trout was atiteut to • • • - Roth was a false name, of call a cab, RiGHT- By AI C.eog. eposits are 41111brae. Dave Redgare said he'd It was snowing THERE MUST HAVE A year Mier she paid an give out. At V o'cloci. - him NOM down the hill. At the next morning BUT, FRANKLY BEEN BECUZ rniVge are after $15,000-$357000 in all. Susan put coffee SOMETHING oc*-i tGAD,MADAM — She the top of the cliff near the little on in WARDEN!! KIN MADAM— 'UNIL: has brad destroyed the cancelled the kitchen and began pre- I MIGHTY ROTTEN GOT A IDEA YOU'D checks. park he pretended he couldn't paring A CONDEMNED DO Her voice trailed away. get two trays. Amy Redgate HATE. TO > IN YOUR NO SELF She was down the hill in the car, led was MAN FAM I L1t, - THAT? — a, bpaust ee. Before they Trout asleep upetairs. She had col- EAT ANY- WAST-E FOOD left the to the edge of the cliff TO HAVE PRODUCED RESPECT IN' TO YOUR MI Oom she was asleep. on a pre- lapsed after the docTer was taken THING, FO'HIS tex,t of showing Writ ON YOUR HIM MAMMY Closing the the way to away and Parr had come and LAST 17- OWN door, Susan said, "Is the steps and so given MEAL? BOY!! Henry Trout down to Broad- her a hypodermic. Regina WOULD THINK CHILD? in the house, inspec- way, and hit him was tor?" with a tire iron. asleep, too. Susan Trout's 'body dreaded their OF.?'—P551=7 "Henry fell to the shelf of waking. She was very Trout is dead, Miss rock in front tired. Every- - of the cove below. thing was over and Avisrlpt." The doctor everyone was Susan dragged him into the gono. followed him downstairs. cave, and buried Amy him in a shallow She had talked to .Redgate was in the lower grave, first Barry on the removing his hat and phone hall an hail, and two policemen. Amy wa.s coat. hour earlier, and sitting Barry wouldn't be on7the blue sofa. Oh his coming bark way home the doctor* again soon. She A rifle lay across the table had couldnre Barry S in entered Use house-this botje, ado feeling v. bay. McKee went over as she fe about Jun to Susan thought numbly - thr Andrus. i iy. Ile said, -Miss- hi F,edgate, the cellar door. He had 'aive you anything to placed She had finished the trays ar i say? . . . the button front Trout's io? You were caught coat was drinking a cup of coffee at the entering where it was found. It was windOW her house with that rifle a no when there was a step in short trick to slip up to Mrs. Casserlye the inc ago. You knew about dining room; the doors were no "legi- room and extract trie chary. ta Pelham's will,, ilidn't There It was Jun Andrus. you?" was-nothing of importance An inward convulsion in it. He stood in the doorway looking Shook the lie looked at McKee. /foie hick body. Exeept for "I didn't at her. He was formal, remote. ABBIE that, Amy want you to hear ner an' SLATS night havç been deaf story the "Good morning, Susan. How is Re- and dumb. other day tut as she was 'be doois of the living going to gina?" I, Raeburn Vaa Sures -room were you anyhow, ...... ••••••••••••• 1 had to let it come "Still sleeping." WELL, THAT 2o... • lotted. McKee went over and rolled out." GIVES US A REAL,JUICY rTHE BOY NOS ABOUT "Does she CLUE. TWENTY - WetlaT I CAN'T FIGURE OUT IS is us them back. The whole room Unfortunately lendly about Red- B-BUT I DON'T SEE HOW MIKE -RADIO A DESCRIPTION FOUR RED HAIR, FRECKLED visible. his sister, Amy, gate?" OF MIAT THAT WI OW LADY ips Dave Itedi.;,0e was in had followed THAT GIRL COULD HAVE THE GIRL AND HER HUSBAND TO FACE. Ore. him that night, and "Not yet." BEEN BOTH NICE,CLEAN WAS DOING WIT14 THEM- IF THEY He was seated in a wing Amy knew. MO.ED. SIIE WAS ALL CARS. LET'S VE IT AGAIN, It was Amy who shot Andrus said, IN A LOOKING KOS WERE CROOKS. hair. dtessed in a dark suit. There him through "I came to say SIMMS DOC: SHE LOOKED the open window after goodby. Say CONDITION sere men m uniform there, too, he it for me to Regina, LIKE A REAL , OLD - FASHIONED, got home in an attempt to will nd the Yonkers district attorney. im- you. I'll write her." HONEST TYPE TO ME ' mobilize him, keep him from "I HOrton looked at McKee. doing will. Good by, Jim." The any further harm. In the ,corernan nodded, lie small "Good by, Susan." went across hours of the morning he had is the desk and used placed Susan watched him turn, frozen, keys Re- the laundry slip close mit had given him. He to where Immobile. Ho would go and that unlocked a Amy had stood. "My rawer, opened wound had would be the end ,of IL She it, took nut a cash bled a little, but would ion, opened not much." lie never ace him again. that and withdrew a paused and She couldn't looked at ftteKee. "You bear it ... mg envelope. It was Regina's suspected Her oWn voice startled the laundry bill and the her. "Jim." .- - ell. It had beerrdrawn six months button?" "Yes." tin Rogeerdeatb. "Yes, doctor. They were too cp- "I called oatemee was talking. Susan lis- portune, Bern,' a little while, too pat, taken in conjunc- ago. ened In a dream. tion I told him I cquldn't marry, with ether eirrumetaneem. him." 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.11r. Tl'esley Kettsper Ilogancamp, Advisor, was given an TO CLEAN PANS honorary degree. Pi'L91 Club Newsiz Guest PAGE Activities Speaker For F.F.A. News r-W-OMEN'S Garden Departtnent. Mr. Harry Sparks wal one of the Clean badly burned enethel pans The highlights of the program with an greasy frying pans with a Jo Burkeen, Weddings Locals The Garden Ihpartment Murray Training F. If. A. or Editor Phone 694-M-4-0 or held address on "Epitaphs." 1150-W Murray Woman's Club ...... held its their annual mother-daughter teaspoon df baking soda, a little regular meeting at the banquet in the cafeteria vinegar and hot water. Bring the - club house on Thurs- The food was prepared by the on Thursday, April '7. day night April 7. solution to a boil in thou, and at two-that, Approximately cafeteria personnel and the girls jt Ken Allen Maier o'clo.k in ,the afternoon, 100 persons attended. the burned part can be removed - Social Calendar . 1 Speech Students Present Dorothy Fer- with the F. F. A. boys sersung the The Program At weiley gueson, President, quickly, Honored At Party Mr. Kemper of Murray presided and meal in a very efficient manner. I The D.4 introckiced R Meeting Held At Tucker Home St,:pe-tollege was the guest speak- the following apecial irate! -- Wednesday, guests, On Sixth Birthday April 13 Cr for the afternoon, He gave a Dr. and Mrs. Roy Stein- The brook., In SP Maros Ginve Homemakers The Captain most informative talk on "How Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Eld- NOTICE Ken Allen M.11er was honored Wendell Oury teen." by by Booth ThrkMton,. 'Club will meet with Mrs. Ed Chapter To Cary For And ridge. Mr. and Mrs. ...*:th of the Daughters of the Ekirberu Mott, Treat Damaged Harry Sparks, CHICA• a party in celsbration or Billington at one &tug hter of Mr. Miss Inez -thirty o'clock. American Revolution met Shrubbery and Roses." Mr.'Kem- Haile, Miss Mary Pease step in .n1S sixth birthday at his home • • • • Satur- and Mrs. R. L. Mott. and keepsak day. April per said to Mrs. Joyce .Davis. e Thursday 96 at tpe home of Mrs. The ftrst pumber wad until the new Those ap- Due to the difncultles in the afternoon. April 7, The Altar Society was quite pearing on the s-IN' The a St. Leo's E. A. Tucker with Mrs Soy growth start, and then to cut program were Kaye use of the telephone, the editor gi Catholic fundemeotai. the second of tithely Miller. The hostesses Church will meet at the devine and all the damaged part of the parti- invocation, Joan Gourd. would appreciate dents oc. were his mother, Mrs. E. J. Steele as interest, and the third for "fun." anyone having home of Mrs. Grover Jones cular shrub welcome to mothers, them di, Mrs. B:11 Miller, and his grand- dat has:Macs. Mrs. Leon Grogan pre- 'Mrs. or rose. He said the Mrs. Olin Items for the women's page to seven-thirty o'clock. Leon Grogan who is the Moore, response, mother. sided. most badly damaged from the girl's sextet please Mail sessions Mrs, Bernie Muller. Re- .... • Year Book Chairman introduced the or bring them to the late cold composed of Georgia Speight, ty Co. s freshments were serve., and games Mrs. D. F McConnell Is 'a wave were the privet Jackie office of the Thursday. the last portion of the program Watson, Billie Ledger ar. Times. Use were played by the group. April 14 member pt the firogranticommittee hedges. but .that the irises 'were Cardwell, Sue Scar- a for the afternoon as follows: brough, The neospaper is striving to give The South Murray Haunemakers introduced not hurt, he did Wilma Boyd and pianist, when w: three of Mrs Jack These giving program not believe. the best service and Those present were Celia 'Club will meet swath Mrs. the were Barbara Haile. Lanee this would It's only Tay- E. C. Frost's speech students Following his discussion, members Miller, 'Bar- very lor, Jones who regional winners given at Hazel ters Haile, much be apprtsciated during David Graham. Dan Bailey. at one-thirty o'clock. recently avian asked questions regarding Ann Salwell. and Ann on a it. superior at Murray Friday, April 6, in D.A.R.'s this tale time. Diane Bailey. Jackolyn Outland. • • • • , the particular Culpepper reviewed the teble to Seale College Speech Festival who .sponsored subject year's Thursday. American History Con- work. Frances Perry Parti:s E B. Fennel. Bobby Gallovraya April 14 gave the - first portion New officers elected for the and Wilma of the test for grades stressed annually Boyd aided Donna Galloway. Ken The WoocL-r.an Circle. Grove 126. program as year 1956-56 were Mrs. the president in the to cella Imes, follows: "Challenge of by the Daughters of the American E. S. Tommy will meet at the Wonasn'a Club Ferguson, ceremony in which 12 girls Evergreens, lighting Lee Walker. Lynn Walker. Democracy". by Mrs. Oscar Al- Revolution chairman; Mrs. Clarence were Shrubs House at 7:30. planned with the aWarded, a Junior handrail Roger Brandon. Donn e Brandon. green, former president Roholtdder, vice-chairman; Mrs. liomemilker • • • of Na- superintendents of the schools in degree and and Azaleas CENTURY tional Federation Iftskh Houston. secretary; _Mrs. 14 girls were given $100.00 throw r Billy Miller. of Woman's his county. Mrs. George Hart the Mrs. Ray r. Crotaer. The Wesleyan' Circle of the Clubs, Maurice Crass, chapter degree. Mrs. Thomas — Large Wedding Ring $62.50 stairs. a Kay. Parker. daughter of was the efficient treasurer. Stock — Mrs. Ryan'Giariam. Mrs. Marshall WSCS of the First very chairman step ad Methodist Mr and Mrs. Thomas Parker During the business session the Brander.. Mrs. John Church of this contest, and the idea was Imes. the will meet at the home °The Minimum department voted to . hold COLOR BLENDS • honoree, Kai Manindation Pro- to spark enthusiasm for the When the hartgleee. of Mrs. Ed Griffin. 1112 Elm, the annual at gram for Education- in Kentucky American Easter Egg Hunt at the hertiage: The grades in- Blends coat th o'clotw. Must be Financed:. Edwina club house Saturday, April W — several shades of the • • o • Kirk, ei,l'iectt were the fifth:- 'sixth, • ping T daughter of 'Mr. Rtfrestauents were same color, one color with 1 La t R 5.11'11L Furches and Mrs Ed served by beige, AINNUMMEMIL East seventh and eighth grades. Each leum I The Side Homemaker Club Frank Kirk. "Cutting the hostesses who were blak. grey or white, or as 15th at front "Seven- school sele,ted the best paper Mrs. Le- many Poplar — Call 479 .,.11 meet with Mrs Arlo land Owen, a6 six or eight JEWELRY STORE Crease SP:1111- in each Mrs. Castle Parker, different et:0°ra "The Best :er at one-thirty grade and the meet at woven For Leas" 113 S 4th Si, Phone 193-.1 mops, o'clock. Mrs. Clarence Rohwedder. Mrs. together to give a one-look • • •. Menday. April 18 Hazel decided the winners. They triptier: G. B. Scott. Mrs. — are edging out te.a The Penny Homemakers are awarded four medals. Audrey Sim- solid colors ILMIN•M•m••• of bro The' mossion circle of the Five Club for popularity THURSDAY Onl will mons. Mrs. J B. Wilson, and because of their Y Point Baptist meet with Mrs. Ernest Mad- The subject for the fit.h grade "go board& Mission o.:1 meet at Mies Cappie Beale. with everything" quality. If i,e rey at one-thirty o'clock. was "Why the Colonists came to sharr hone of Mrs. Lou Eliot Dun- • • • • you're making yourself a • • • • America." The first prize winner suit, -art at three o'clock- dress or coat with The was Tina ROLL PIE CRUST one of these • • • • Murray Manufacturing Sprunger from Murray new I NIGER color - blended fabrics, take -NE W.ves Club will have a dinner Hien who is a daughter of Mr. Friday. edviudage AprU 15 of the fact that you can meeting at the Guest House at and Mrs. Arlo Sprunger. The You'll have le'ss trouble with The West Hazel Homemakers pick up one of the calor ItINIERS six o'clock. second prize winner was pie cruet sticking & in the club will meet with Mrs L.la if you roll it weave or Con • • select' a comPletely • • Ann Srith from New Concord on C.II:VaS with a sto.- Moligead at one o'clock. . kinette - contrasting color for ...is at The Young The subject • ed i'o lung acsessories Women's Class of for the 6th gr... pin. or accents. her best the First Baptist Church will was "What Alaska means to it The Now Concord Homemakers meet at the home of Mrs. Joe The first, prize winner was Terry when -1 Oub w.:1 „meet yn'h Mrs. L. C. Bob Sums. South Eighth Extended. McCiard them Almo .who is the; TI.JE she's i.oley at one-thirty o'cloi.-k_ at seven-thirty o'clock. son of Mr and Mrs. F. B. Mc, I • • • • • • • bad! • (lard. The second prize winner Douglas, Electric The North Murray acenemaiters Tuesday. April 19 was Jimmy Story of Lynn Grove.' Shop • lub will meet with Mrs. Preston The Karksey Homemakers Club The 'subject for the 7th grade Starr ..V:11 meet with 'Mrs. Kenneth was '-'Last,rrg contributions oil Is iimer at one-thirty o'clock. Presidents born in March." 7' Now Open For Business MOMS . prize winner was Dons R The Mus.c Department of the Grogan from Murray High o Murray as Contract Murray Woman's Club will meet the daughter of Mr. and Service & Maintainance Work at the home of Mrs. G. B. Scott, Leon Grogan. 714 Main Street, at seven-ttorts • Qualified Electricians — The subject for the 8th gr Call For Estimate o': tort Yeinbers note place of Drive-In .reeting was "What the Gettysburg add• • means to me" The prize wit. 304 North Fourth -- was Anita McDoughal Street ailmol -SUMO Net from TUESDAY & WEDN'DAY Training School Old Bob Thomas _Mrs. Roy Crotzer who is the dar Location Near Max IChurAiiii Ends "ATOMIC CITY" ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. al, - Tonite with Jean Barry honored At Shower Doughal. and HAROLD DOUGLAS • JAMES Furches Lee Aaker :11 The erInteeit winners in the FUTRELL Jewelry .P.,4 S •CT'OPI-••17 Outland Home Ogn COtOR schools were as follows: . , and Cougoa•SCOrt • Mrs Roy F:anklin Crotzer, Nee Ea* Side Square Phon. THURSDAY Paularie Concord: 5th grade. Lila Ann 193:J STFWART GRANGER & FRIDAY Barkeen. Wit ournplanent- * • MCI RUB ilth grade. Hal Albritten: • _ "BLACK KNIGHT" ed with a nousehold shower at • S• U _ 711 grade. June Ringing: f :I 99e6EAS in TECHNICOLOR the horne of her sister, Mrs, C. 8th grade, 4 'GREEN FIRE' starring Alan Ladd and .W Outland. on Saturday. L.nda Pearl Eldridge. April 9. Training Patricia Medina 4t tea) o'clock iii the afternoon. School: 6th grade. Charles Eldnchre: 7th grade. Jerry assimMEIW.1 The • h,litrises fc r the occasion Wallace; 6th grade. Anita .-re Mrs Outland and Miss Oia Me- .e BUrkeCTI. Dotsdhutli Murray Mitt: 5th The honoree , was the recipient grade. Tura Spriinget: flth grade. Lynette many nice gats which were Las- 'O'er: 7th grade. Donna aened by Mrs Crotzer for the Ruth OPEN Grogan', 8th gi-ade. HOUSE guests to view. Lectie Belle Overby. , NOTICE Delicious regreshirents were served by the hoste.seen. Lynn Grove: 5th grade. Roan, Fatter: WANTED: Man to represent Singer Sewing 6th. grade. Jimmy Story; CM grade. Jimmy Willis. Machine OUR OFFICE Company for Murray and vicinity. WILL BE Miro: 5th grade, Vernon Conti.: AT THE CLOSED ON grade, Terry McC'larcii 7th For interview apply in person to • .de. Larry — THURSDAY Hopkins: 8th grade. ';..rrna Elkins. AFTERNOONS UNTIL Each paper Was 1C114:11riVU•IFY FURTHER NOTICE Aged and by business men W11- Singer Sewing .,.1q in their Machine Co. opinion. Murray Auto Auction.Inc. Wilson Insurance & After the program routine mat- Mayfield, Kentucky Real s of business were discussed. Estate Agency tie operar,g prayer was given .._im=csa-ily 9:00 a.m. Any Morning August F. Wilson, y Mrs. J. D Peterson and the • Agent 303 Main Street :ate to the flag was led by .17. Garnett Jones Sunday A colorful Afternoon. arrangement of 2 till 5 ening flowers was appreAated. aparty plate was served to the _ members and the following guests 1 Kay Parker. Edwina K.rk. Bar- ,ra Mott. Tina Sprunger. Terry 6 ',.Clard. Donna Ruth Grogan and Clearance McDoughal. .• v -.ita The Public-is Cordially Invited... Victory Smile ., All Coats and Toppers One Lot Spring Hats to Rayon attend Open House at the Murray and Wool 50c Auto Auction Sibs Infants to 14 Sr ,. on the Hazel Highway, Sunday afternoon from 2 'till 5 One Lot Spring Hats .4. sees o dock. There 1/2 Price will be gifts for the kiddies and $10 will be giv4n as door prizes each- 15 minutes between these Little Boys Eton's Suits BOYS CAPS hours.' • 1 1411 IA° Priee Special 40e & S].00 Drive Out Boys Long Pant Suits And Meet Your Friends One Group Girls la Linen and Gabardine Linen 2ICHA6D J. DALEY shows his and Faille Suits victory smile after being elected and look over the facilities Chicago's mayor on the Demo- of this new business enter- /4 Price cratic ticket, (international) 1 14/ Off prise in Calloway County. DIP S POON ' --- C. M. Dip a measuring cup or spoon SCARBROUGH, Manager Loves Childrens Shop to hot water before using it -0 dip lard, butter or other fat, rhe fat then won't stick to the Altainer.

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