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16, 1957 • Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper Largest Circulation In First ... The City • with; _ • Largest Local News Circulation In and •- The County ,t - Local Pictures

United Pies'• IN OUR 78th YEAR . Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April 17, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXVIII No. 92 'DYNAMITE PLOT REVEALED 1W HEARING- u U.S, Could Go To Aid Of Western, Louisville Divorcee rfells ii How • May Suspend Games Teamster )ordan If They Are Attacked BOWLING GREEN I.PR —West- ern Kentucks State College ath- Friends Sought To Wreck Job letic officials Tuesday suggest- By DONALD J. GONZALES on tolls, insulation of the canal's ed that "all existing athletic By HERBERT FOSTER men involved in the blast as United Press Staff Correspondent operation "from the politics of agreements" with-the University and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH they told how union officials WASHINGTON 8ff — President any country," and •opening of of Louisville be suspended until 4 United Press Staff Cor:respendents ordered the job' sabotagial. Eisenhower said today the United the waterway to ships of all the schools can get together WASHINGTON tP — The comMittee Tuesday had States could go to Jordan's as- nations. again in all sports. A tiny brunette divorcee, heard testimony about strong-arm sistance if ie becomes a victim The President said sone prog- A telegram from L. T. Smith, her -laughter tinkling as she viUlence against non-union work- aggression. ress has been made; he has not chairman of the Western athletic hew her Teamster Unisn friends men and employes in the Scran- )The President also told his given up hope of an agreement. committee, withdrew the Hill- hurled stink bombs, said ton area, rigged tetiion elections, news conference the United States but the United States might toppers from the Bluegrass Holi- today she tape-recorded details of and sabotage 'up to and including may have to go „before the have to go back to the Security day Festival Basketball Tourna- a dyna- mite_ plot against *non-union dynsmiting , United Nations Security Council Council. ment at Louisville in December. a construction job in Scranton, Pa. Chailenge. AFL-CIO to report on the stalled Suez It also announced "Western's The .witness, Mrs. Helen Can- In advance of today's testi- Canal rlegotiations. But he added acceptance of a bid 'to the eight- Robert Strom Wins teal field, 6, told the Senate Labor mony, the committee challenged that this 7-government has not All - College Tournament at Rackelrai.Committee that the tapes the AFL-CIO"- to make good given up hope that an agreement Third ;64,000 Oklahoma City. The captured eenversations of two on its pledge to clean out union with Egypt can be reached. action was brought on by UL's refusal last officials convicted of wrong do- Eisenhower said the United ,NEW YORK 9ff — Robert THE HONOR GUARD of the Kentucky Youth Assembly is shown here with Gov- week to enter the Bluegrass if ing. States has two ways of helping Strom. 10-year old science whiz. ernor A. B. Chandler at the 1957 session of the- Assembly held in Frankfort April Western was to participate. Studebaker Signs Mrs. Canfield, adelicately-btlilt lirdan if it is attacked. set another all-time TV quiz 1, 2, 3. Miss Betsy Howton, extreme left, and Mitt Miller, extreme right, both of Morton Walker, chairman of beauty with aAigh voice, said 'First, he said, a Big Three show record Tuesday night when Murray High School represented Agreement With • the-Eitst District. the UL Athletic Board, said the rshe cautioufriY made the- tape • agreement of May. 1950, provides he ran his winnings ,to $192.000. Cardinals have an understanding Foreign- Make Cars recordings,lifter her friend Paul for action in event any Middle The fifth grade student bower- with each other state Bradshaw, one-time minor of- Ea'st nation, is the victim of ed through a three-part series Postal Service Cuts schools that Louisville would not be a Grayson McClure and Purdom ficial of the Teamster Union in sggression and this could apply of questions on various aspects. Being MSC Diamond Squad To Open party to any tournament at Parks, owners of Midway Motors. Scranton, was selected to "take in an Israeli-Arab dispute. of science on the CBS-TV show Revoked .I.ouisville including only one of local Studebaker dealers, receiv- the rap" for the dynamiting. . Second. the Middle East doc- "The $64,000 Question." He gets ed WASHINGTON RI+ — Govern- them. a telegram yesterday from Bradshaw, a stocky professional trine resolution approved by Con- a chance next week to pursue their ment cuts in postal service were ome Season Here Thursday_ Morton said .he. regretted that company which stated that boxer, has testified that _ _Kress. he, said._Pertnita the JJ.nie hie. chase of more than a quarter partly revoked misunderstanding with West- Studebaker - Packard, -Curtiss - prgsidelif -151-1.fiESCFaiii.O-n-laiiila-- States to go to the aid of any of a million dollars. -- teday. But the public won't see much effort emn had reached its present stage Wright and Diamler - Benz have ing Trades Council, Joseph Bar- nation attacked by Communist "It's up to the boss whether Murray State and McKendree, first leg of a until Saturday when mail will Southern invasion. and added, "I'm am trying to get signed an agreement providing tell, ordered the house damaged ilasgression. I can go on," said Rob with each having in common a variety They have a 2-2 lbe delivered again and post record, this the Athletic Board together for a fully integrated program but had Warned against. use of The United States, he said, some detachment after the show. postponed games, attempt year, be of will spliting a double ,header Wednesday for a meeting." of engineering, production, sales dynamite. guided by either of "Who's the offices will open as usual. would be boss' The boss is to open the Racers home session with Rose Poly last Saturday Cardinal Coach Bernard Peck and service of automobile sehicle. Mrs. Canfield recalled how these two pronouncements. The Mom." Post office windows were kept Thorobred Park Thursday while the locals are 0-2. Hickman said he would like to automotive, marine'and industrial Hobert Hubstunan. identified President. however, did not voice The boss. on Mrs. Beatrice Strom their reduced 81,2-hour daily afffrnooni in an intercollegiate The invaders will bring a 17 see Western and UL meet once gasoline- and diesel engines, and Tuesday as a teamster muscle concern that iggression is of the any Bronx, N. Y.. shrugged. brhedule except that regional baseball game. man squad including' 2 catchers. or twice a year in basketball at diesel and gasoline fuel injection -(Colitiiinued on Page Foer) "Rob imminent is bearing up fine. Me . . . postal officials were given lee- The visiting Bearcats which 4 infielders, 4 outfielders and 7 Freedom Hall at the State Fair- systems. Suez. the President said On well, the show isn't so had. It's way to make some upward ad- like Murray, has had four games pitchers. Several are veterans of grounds. All of. these companys have ..SW.4s has insisted the United. what Roes on in between shows. justments in hours if local need canceled because of rain and last year's club which had a 20- Hickman added. "They could for . years been associan with French Writer negotiations with Egypt in its Reporters at the door, 'Reporters could be shown. cold weather.. will be in the 4 record. McKendree, located in use one game as their home quality precision manufacture and' operated in Slowly Recovering that the canal be at the phone. Lebaeon. III., won the Prairie game and we the other. Or we high pcsf.smsnse principles ap- The reduction in business area `cnti with the six "Why the girls are even mail- Ciellege Conference the last three could split the house down the In netemelance with deliveries from three to two a The agree- PARTS TP —Wrftei- Trancniss /Roved by the U. N. Security ing in cheesecake shots to Rob L. L. Dunn, Sr. Has seasons. Their coach is Dr. James middle for both." ment these foreign day also was kept in effect. products will Sagan is -steadily recoverinr Council last October. These in- from all over the country!" E. Collie, a graduate Serious of Murray be sold in the United States, from the .critical injuries suf- cluded provision for agreement Young Strom. natty in a strip- Operation '44.State. Postmaster General Arthur E. Canada. Mexico 'and Cuba. fered Sunday in. the crash of ed jacket, waltzed through a IStudebaker Summerfield ordered restoration A prominent bank executive When; asked for a statement, will now make one of her sports cars, 'doctors three-part question on his 10th Insurance School available to its of Saturday service And revoca- underwent an operation in Mem- Dr. Collie said "the team is not dealers a full said today. Expect To End appearance on the giveaway. It line of domestic tion of pending orders to -halt phis yesterday for the removal ready for a series of games with To Begin May and imported They said Miss Sagan, wha marked the third time he has 13 sports cars, convertibles, Testimony Today third class mail and postal money of a kidney growth, relates such fine competition due, to sedans, suffered a fractured collar bone, reached the $64.000 level. Next lack of practice and and station wagons order sales Tuesday, moments reported. it is hoped On May 13. insurance history ranging in a broken left Wrist and rib cage In Payroll Trial week, if he chooses, he can that the Southern trip will price from under after President Eisenhower sign- He is Luther Dunn Sr., 905 help will be made in Bowling Green. $2.000 to $13,- fractures, has begun to take gun for another $32.000. If he 000. ed an emergency $41-million Poplar develop the team for conference food and is able to talk with PADUCAH UR — Testimony makes that, he can try for his Street who was received Kentucky. There for the first postal appropriation. games later on." Mercedes Benz cars and .dis- her parents who are at her bed- ftas expected to be c9mpleted in the hospital April 12. Mr. time in this state an insurance fourth and final $64,000 on April Coach Waldo Sauter- will start tinctive Mercedes Benz features side. six Dunn is vice president of the school will be held for beginners - ere today in the trials of 30. Thai would give hins $256,000 The 41 million was just six either Frank Coleman or TOM such as fine coach Bank of Murray. and for the established agent. work.' swing Her brother, ,Jacques Quoirez. . Campbell soldiers charged in in al million dollars shoji of the 47 Wells on the mound, Don Ding- axles and transmission, The school will run Monday will be told newsmen, "It is necessary connection with a $16,000 fake Whatever happens, Rob is as- million dollars Summerfield told worth, lb, Lou Snipp, 2b, Jim exclusive to Studebaker through Fay morning and will - .Pack- to wait at least ten days to know payroll scheme discovered in sured of the $192,000,_ he has Congress he needed to run the EXCHANGE ECONOMIC DATA Bailey's ss_ Burley Mathis, 3b, ard. cover all phases of the general if my sister is out of danger. January. won tips far 2L- hr uitist will postal service until the end of BONN. Germany lIP — The Chuck Tabor, If, Dale Alexand- Through the fire and casualty insurance busi- agreement engines Franceise has no memOry of the . In all. 44 soldiers were ar- be left after it's spread over the current fiscal year June 30. West German government said er, cf. Bob Billington. rf, and can be imported from ness. Friday afternoon a repre- a fotir accident." raigned in U.S. District Court a three-year period. That three- He had ordered the cutbacks today tit would continue to ex- Cy Bradley. catcher. A large cylinder model sentative of the Department of of 25 tip to a He added, "I hope this experi- on charges of conspiracy to de- year spread would leave him when Congress did not provide change economic informatioh with crowd is expected to be on hand super charged Insurance will give the State eight cylinder ence will stop 'her driving so s, fraud the federal government. with ti, $131 non after taxes the money promptly ,enough. the U. S. to watch !ht. game. !model of 600 hp. • ast." Six pleaded innocent and their Insurance Examination. trials began Tuesday, the others The Department of Insurance. .. &leaded guilty and their see - Frankfort, is squarely behind Winces may be set today by this program. To this end, they The Kiss of Judas United States will grant to each graduate of Federal Judge Roy HasAbility M. Shel- To Halt Depression bourne. this insurance school. 25 points towards the passing grade for The jury heard testimony from I By HARRY VANDERNOOT States now has .the "ability to tor of the Committee for Econ- will not fail in large numbers. the State Examination. three aoldiers Tuesday. Govern- United Press Staff .Correspondent prevent great depressions" like omic Development. said "We There will not be runs on banke In the interest of the insuring ment witne4s. Sod, 3 C. Harold WASHINGTON RP — One of the one that devastated I h e know -that deep. and long de- or other financial institutions." public and through the cemplete T Wright. 20, Fort Worth. Tex., the nation's leading business econ- country in lefe_11930's. pressions can be —"The process by which a prevented by cooperation of the Kentucky As- who pleaded guilty. testified that omists said today the United Herbert Stein, ta search dire- preventing deep change in the total value of and long in- sociation of Insurance Agents, he received $100 of a $205 pay- adequacies production brings about a change of total money ex- the Kentucky • Association of ment made to Pfc. Glenn E. in total private disposal income penditure." Mutual Insurance Agents and Turner, Dallas, Tex. Turner. who "We also has been significantly dampen- know." he told the other segments .of the general /Weeded innocent, said he did Song Springs From Heart Of ed." United_ Press', "how to make insurance niftiest., the prospec- ,Tot know the money came from —A "growing share of total great additions to total money tive agent will now be required the fraud and added he thought -expenditures by a number of business inyestmeni" is being $205 was money to have a thorough knewledge the that was Local Man, means. including. if necessary. i'determined on the basis of Tilghman Barrow of his profession. due him as a bonus for re-en- long-run plans , . . the existence large government deficits." fir Similar schools will be held listing. described this stable monetary of the plan probably serves as Spel. 3. C. Howard By .14-M DUMAS throughout the state every month W. Bul- Barrow has billowed the instinct and credit policy 'as -"probably a deterrent to change." lock 20. Stillwater. Okla.,_whom A recent song (I'm doing To with the exception of August I of every pectic music loving in- the greatest advance of the past the government charged was the That City), published' by Vau- I dividual from the great Mozart and December. 30 years." information "ring leader" also took - t h e ghan Music Company, May bring to present day Marty Robbins Mr. And Mrs. Rex Further may be ' Cites ,Mild Recessions obtained by writing to stand. He pleaded guilty earlier quick success to its author Tilgh- and put his inner most thoughts the De- - Stein is Weech Now In o 42 courier man Barrow who lives at 711 to lyrics: chief Washington econ- partment of Insurante. Frank- omist for the CED, an organiza- fort. Kentucky. Bullock's part in the scheme, Payne Street. Barrow. a body repariman by Murray tion of some of the according to government witnes- But it would be sheer whim- trade, did not become fully as- nation's leading businessmen. ses. was to enter the name of sociated with music until three He said he Mr. and. Mrs. Rex Weech have did riot mean a solider on a payroll voucher years ago when he began help- to indicate the returded to Murray from Mun- 717;;ta1 News I economy will not to and fail to post the payments. ing his son with piano lessons. continue ich, Germany where they have have its tips ana downs and been stationed In turn, he would reeive part Since, he has learned to write with 'the 11th Monday's complete record ft*. noted "we have had three mild Airborne of the overpayments. his own music and play various Division. lows: recessions" since World War II Mr. Weech was released Bullock enlisted fellow soldiers instruments. He is a regular from \ Census 26 However, he no ease active In the fraud through runners or Sunday performer in the Bethal duty on April 9. Mrs. Adult Beds 65 did the decline, as measured Weech is the solicitors. Quartet, a local group which former Miss Rosa- Emergency Beds 39 by industrial production, con- lene Harper. 'sings gospel songs over radio Patients Admitted 2 tinue for as long as one 1,4Rar." They are visiting station WNBS. Mrs. Sarah Patients Dismissed "In a sense this is more en- J. Harper until June Recently the group honeeed when they New Citizens 0 couraging evidence of the sta- will motor to him by presenting a program Key West, Florida Patients admitted from Friday bility of the 'economy than the to visit Mr. consisting of songs in his reper- Weech's parents. 9:30 A.M. to Monday 9:00 A.M. complete absence of recessions They will toire, and its doubtful if anyone return to Murray in Mr. Charles Hal Shipley, Ore Weather would have been," he said. "Some the fall -when Mr. was more thrilled than this Weech will tahard Heights, ,Murray; Mrs. eeposure to disease is necessary enter Murray State College.. music loving mechanic whose • Errett Dick, Box 124. Hazel; Mrs. Report to test the effectiveness of the They invite all their words just come from within friends Clint Greer and 'baby girl. Rt. immunization." and relatives to visit them him. at 1, Almo; Master Terry Zane Southwest 801 Vine Street. Kentucky —Mostly An excerpt from tee work of An Immunization Lee. Rt. 2,' Murray; Mrs. Jennie cloudy and mild with occasional a great master speaks for the Stein said he believes the McClure. 1101 Sycamore. Murray; showers and thunderstorms to- success of Tilghman and .count- country ttia a irrinninized itself Mrs. Abner Davis and baby boy, Soy, tonight and Thursday. him: High less others like against "great depressions" mwin- College Station 213. Murray; Mrs. N.day and Thursday mid Only One Arrest to up- "Full many a Gem of purest lv because of the "automatic. Laura Lovett, IMO Main. Benton: per 60s. low tonight low 50s. "MOW HE that betrayed Him gave them a sign, saying. Whorl- ray serene; built-in stabilizing tendencies of By City Police Mrs. Donald Roy Henson and Some 5:30 a. m. temperatures: Tilghman Barrow unfathomed caves "soever I shall kiss, that same is He: hold Him fast. And The dark of the economy" rather than gov- baby boy. Rt. 1, Benton; Mrs. Louisville 50, Covington 48, Pa- sey to say that thfs gifted com- bear, forthwith he came to Jesus, and said, Hail, master; and kissed ocean ernment intervention in case of City Judge Bob McCuistion Starkie Colson, 1608 Miller. Mur- ducah 54. Bowling Green 52, poser ha's masteredetire selective many a flower Him. And Jesus said unto him, Friend, wherefore art thou come? Full is born a recession. reported that only one citation ray, Mrs. Joe S. flumes, Benton; London 41, Lexington 48 and songs wetting .field merely as: a to blush unseen, Then came they,'And laid hands on Jesus. and took Hem."—St. He listed these as: had been issued in the past Mr Edward J. Easley, Rt. 2, 'lleekinseille 53. money making proposition or to And waste its sweetness on Ntatthew 26: 45-50. ("The Toldity of Christ," by eiojraser —"The financial system has few days. That was for escessivel Farmington; Mr. Jake C. Dunn, Eyansvilie, Ind., 52. look upon it as a fad. Instead the desert air." brtcht Durer, courtesy Toledo Museum ol Art.) been greatly strengthened. Banks noise. Rt. 2, Hazel.

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17, 1957 PAGE TWO , TAR LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENT JC1. a. WEDNESDAY - APRIL THE LEDGER & TIMES MAJOR LEAGUE PUBLISHED BY LE.DGLIt TIMIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ina, the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and Ta.. Bang Coasulidation of 57 Campaign Opens With .inaes-Herald, October 20, 1925, and the West Kentuckian, Jsuauars _ 11; 1142. - YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL Ike Gets BasebaU On Its Way JAMES C. WILLIAILS, PUBLISHER RESULTS By By"United Press Musial And Spahn Act Like We reserve the right to reject any AdverusMg, Letters to the Ethan, NITED American League as ktahtx Voice items whusta m our opinion are not for the beast pgjeSS Washington UM 000 100-1 6 1 interest af, our readers. . New York 000 000 101-2 7 1 Fire Horses At Season Start STANDINGS Stobtis (0-1.) and Fitzgerald. al.-ITIONAL REPRESE.:NTA11\'LS: WALLACE WITS1ER CO.. 1360 Ford . (1-0) and Berra. HR - aluaroe. Meraiplatie Term.; aau Park Ave., New York. 307 N. Michigan • Sievers (Ist ), Berra 1st). By TIM MORIARTV 2-1, while the Red Sox turned kve, Chicago; au ,Bolystom tra% National League United Press Sports Writer back the Orioles, 4-2, the Ath- as Cht,,red at the Past (Mice, Murray, Kentucky, for transmasaiaa 11 Innings Stan Musial and Warren Spahn letics downed the Tigers, 2-1, Second Class Matter W L Pct GB Chicago 010 010 000 01-3 7 3 two baseball gaffers - acted and the White Sox clipped the Mrheaukee 1 0 1.000 Cleve. 001 100 000 00-2 8 3 like old fire huraes when they Indians, 3-2, on an 11th inning • oUbSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20c, per St. Louis 1 0 1.000 a Pierce (1-0) and Lollar. Score heard the bell sound for the single by Larry Doby. Soma ilac. lu Caliaway and adjoining count...es, per year $3.50, eiset Pittsburgh 1 0 1.000 tt.)-1.) and Began. opening of the 1957 campaagna Rubin Roberts, who set a ma- where, as.ael. Broakla n 1 0 1.000 Musial, now 36 years old and jor league last year oy Philadelphia 0 1 .000 1 Boston 000 400 000-4 9 0 in his 17th season with the St. record WE,I)NEtWAY - APRIL 17, 1957 Cincinnati_ 0 al .000 1 Baltimore 000 uut.1 1.12.4-2 9 1 Lauis.,_,Carelinala collected four. serving up 46 home run balls, ripened the new season. three - New York ' 0 1 .000 1 brewer, Deluck (a) and White. hits in four official at-bats in Chicago 0 1 .000 1 Wight, 13earnon (4), k'erraxese pacinethe Redbirds to a 13-4 "gopher" pitches. In addition to Cimoli's winning ea); Cunauegra (a), Zusertrik victory over the Cincinnati Red- blast. Roberta This Week dillppointed a record Phillies' 10 Years Ago 1,9), Jutuasun ‘9) and irtannua. legs. Ledger ea. Limes kite o.inning pitcher-brewer (1-0). Spahn,, who celebrates his 36th Opening turnout of 37,667 by Yesterday's Results giving up Luzing pitcner-Nialat (0-1). birthday Saturday and pitched homers to Dun Zimmer as parts salesmaa ..• first major league game with and Gil Hodges. Wilde Linz has been appointed Pittsburgh 9 New York 2 his main eet. - Detroit UOU 000 010-1 4 0 the old Baskin Braves back in 4Pete a Tarts, located tit ov-t jrt Milwaukee.4 Chicago 1 After Hodges' clout tied .the Company, 1942, got Milwaukee off flying r orrherly an employee .01 tabie Motor St. Louis 13 Cincinnati 4 Kansas City 000 001 10x-2 7 0 seize at 6-6 in the eighth. Clem at his by hurling a four-hit,- 4-1 tri- Eilis ill handle the ialge stockpile of supplies Brooklyn :7 Phila. 6 (12 inns) Lary (0-1) and Wilson. Mor- Labine took over for Don New- umph over the Chicagci Cubs. combe, who gave up nine hits new place ol gan (1-0) and Smith. HR----2er- A crowd of 32,554 at Cincin- and Funeral services were held at the First Christian, all the Phils' runs and Clem *afternoon at fur Miss Nora Mc- nati watched the 'Redlegs absorb allowed only two safeties the Churcii saturday Today's Games worst (weaning 'day defeat rest morning at a Murray . National League 'their of the way. u, who died early Thursday years', And Musial emerge New York 001 000 100-2 10 3 in 46 Hospital, culprit, whack- Tough In Clutch friends (1956 Records in Parens.) Pittsburgh 010 020 06x-9 0 1 ed as the biggest tollowing invitation has been received by ing out two singles and two .1 lie New- York at Pittsburgh - Antunelli. Grissom (8), Jones The ,Pirates scored six runs- Mrs. k red C. Nelson request the doubles, as the Cardinals bom- in Murray:. Mr: and Gemez (7-17) vs. Arroyo t 3-3). (8) and Westrum, Thomas (6). five of them unearned-in the marriage of theiaught- barded four Cincinnati pitchers honour ot your presence at the St. Louis at Cincinnati - Friend (1-0) and Failes. Losing eighth inning ,while routing the Vale, Jr., on jr 17 hits: Berm Wehmeier went, his fifth appearance as starting pitcher in the annual base- er. t aoin .Elizabeth, to Mr. Lutne Lea Dickson (13-11S vs. Nuxhall (13- pitcher-Antonelli. (0-1). HR - sceiaplaa before 33,405 fans-the Making hundred for St. Louis, scattering eight ball race for the pennant, President Eisenhower (top), flanked by a5tii;eta lw twenty-Se-vies** - 11)! F. Thomas (1st). lasgest 'opening day crowd -at safeties. Washington officialdom, sails the first pitch of the season. Th) Iorty-slevn at ,Iour o clock in the afternoon at the Only games scheduled. Forbes Field in nine years. Bob and Rueh. Bears Brunt Cheif Executive then sat down to watch such action as Senators Murray,''Kentucky. Milwaukee 000 004 000-4 'a 0 Friend gave up 10 hits, but was WOrnan s Club House, Spahn struck out five and is- Eddie Yost scoring one for Washington on Jim Lemon's fly to cen- Coneprd will 'present a play, Chicago 000 010 000--1 4 1 tough in the clutch as New York 1 he Senior Class of New sued only' one, walk in picking ter in the fourth as the peg -in pulls Orioles' catcher, Gus Triandos, Friday "-Spahn 4-1-0) and Crandall. stranded 11 . men. A. crowd of "The Path AcrOS::: TIre Hill,- at the school on up right Where he left off last the plate. There was also a bargain opening day, the game going American League - Rush, Drott-(7), Valentinetti (9) 38,227-the largest opening day off April 18, at 7:45. 0'clock. year, when he was the Braves' 11 innings with Baltimore nosing out theoSnetneartnoarsti,on7a- night; and Neemah. Losing pitcher - turnout-vsatched the Red_ Sox Moody 01 Boothspoint, Tenn., is spend- W L Pct GB leading pitcher with 20 victories. ISoundphotos)6. Mrss Martha Rush (0-1). HR-Logan (1st). down the Orioles at Baltimore. friends at Wells 4411-aind with Miss New York 1 0 1.000 However, he wasn't the whole ii irg this week with -Tom Brewer, who beat t h e the on Nellie Chicago 1 0 1.000 show at Chicago. The Braves off, pitcaed four-hit ball for Fox's sacrifice, and Barbieta puiguid. - St. Louis 101 015 140-13 17 0 Orioles four times last season, Zer- scored on Bestun 1 0 1.000 scared all their runs off Bob A's against the Tigers. Gus Doby's single to cen- Cincinnati 000 201 100- 4 -8 1 received credit for the victory in ter. Sere struck 1- -0-1.000 Rush in the sixth -inning, with- Mal homered off Frank Lary out 10 men Was ae Jones uf Kansas City, IC'ansas" CitY- Wehrneier (1-0i and H Smith. although he needed-- relief from and gave up only Baltimure 1 1 .500 ta Johnny Logan's homer and E the sixth and the A's tallied seven hits, Kainaaa. Came up with a ruce Klippstein. Fowler (6), Gross Ike Dt-lock in the eighth inning. but issued O 1 .000 1 Mathew's triple the key blows. their decisive run in the seventh '11 passes. Pierc. fishing- stralg of oaas, one seeighing 51-4 Cleveland (6). Freeman (8) and Bailey. A ninth-inning single by Andy 4 Detroit O 1 .000 1 In other National League on a single by Jim Pisoni, a whiffed nine and allowed eight" patincts and two weighing Losing pitcher- Klippstein (0- Carey with the bases loaded car- hits. Washington O 2 .000 1/12 _ as openers. Gino Cimolas 12th inn- Morgan and another ;seams. The bass were caught on 1). HR-'B. Smith (1st), Moon ried the Yankees to 'their open- sacrifice by Repciirt ing homer gave the. Dodgers a Demaestri. iiace Duel Spinners. (1st). ing victory and broke up a tight single by Joe .7-6 victory over the Palatka and DUTCH TREAT J. H. ataaciax and sons,.1Kal- pitching duel between Whitey the Pirates trounced the Giants, Doby's key bkr.v -for the White L. es'. 7: D. aka Kenti..4y lace and J. H. Jr. of Hopkins- 12 Innings Ford :and Chuck Stubbs. Ford AMSTERDAM, Holland aft - Yesterday's Results 9-2. The Yankees opened defense Sox broke up another good L1.-KU I • ..e. came in With 12 nice Skin. ow 130 010 001-7 12 1 allowed only six hits while Dutch breweries have found' a •: their American League pen- the pitching duel between Billy , that as eraged user a New York 2 Washington 1 Phila: 010 320,000 000-6 11 1 Yanks nicked Stubbs for new source of income. They're nant by edging the Senators, seven, Pierce and the Indians' Herb Cusingoan of. Hops. Newcombe, including a .am Boston 4 Baltimore 2 Labine (81 a n d seventh-ianing hom- Aparicio opened the selling old beer bottles to the er by Yogi Berea . Score. Luis caag.... -eabapt- &Ask 44anaafe„Cita 3 D.1.Z•ffit t". r1 many ,Icsa._mse,_ hand . _ }A:J.1LO: A. Knight Chicago 3 Cies:eland 2 (11*- inns.) Lopata. Winner- Labine (1-0. Tom Meagan, a Yankee east- gresades in the training of iroopo.: • . is dapple in aaout tau HR-Zimmer (1st), Hedges tlati Pirates Top .. Cimoli (tat). 0 utlook for the Week .....,„,..-•, 1 I: s a are a crappie Iiaherrriar., Today's Games FIGHT RESULTS aial(;als• se-a.asab• SA:,'- 1 ,C•-.... %tie heitt. ,two weeks, in my In Grapefruit • 11956 Records in Parens.) -a crass G _sad. !,pinion, will be the best crappie Detroit at Kansas City - Bun- HOUSTON, Tea.: Paul Jorgen- I lasting we base haa in the last rung (5-1) vs. Garver (0-2). sen: 130, Port Arthur, Tex., out- Craptae - Being catieht en have Closing three bears. The crappie We Are pointed Date;y Walden, • 131, League Race nun:. S.zu - Only game scheduled. moved into the banks. If you Youngstown. Ohio (10). ilah in about :vas feet -Of water, ass: seu Baas - Easing asai can come up • with a niee Ity UNITED PRESS bit ft-4440W • all° Drkke sting of nab. 'sec checked 21 The Pittabingh latratea SIZt. ‘,1 44.•••••- 4,,ost-alt had ports Parade ehampients- -49S7- -Grape- Our Business in Murray . iat - .1...ra .3 afaianie. &)i'. 1 fruit ,CircuiL Size all wanted to know when. Despite_ their_ 4-3 loss to Di,- LAST DAY OF SALE - THURSDAY, APRIL 18 - In, te.unti, New is tile By OSCAR FRALEY in. hattert'd 'elejaction that "the , Sunday, • Bobby Bragan4 troit TRAILER AWNINGS, Canvas Only $37.50 ca agat United Press Sports writer hitters sure' are harder to futil fihished 'the spring wial. THREE 8'x18' crew Canvas Only $49.50 : "Csacisea - j nn ahruat. Manager NEW YORK ilP,- As cektain up here."'" a ,records 431-20 victories and ii ONE 8'24' TRAILER AWNING, Ks Lilies Stai715:iric B at Duck peanuts and soda pop - things Some otherwise sane character defeats against inafor league op- [RAILER AWNING POLES each $1.35 T. Bax iaa that are: bound to happen as will tear his trousers and scuff position. Jim Finigan's two-ria. UTILITY CUSHION for Metal Chairs • each $1.25 M's•sura:•, Kentucky the baseball season swings into his shoes scrambling for a foul lamer provided the Tigers' mar- LAWN CHAIR COVERS, one piece each 50c nigh gear: ball, and thenseave it wildly as gin at victory in Sunday's gam. oached For Duty As tradition demands, the amps complete proof, of his idiocy. C at Charbaston. W. Va. - BLINDS will yell "play ball" and then Another_ . is a cinch to get Cleveland topped the Amer:- VENETIAN I One Tim* e Star stuw that phrase away for an- belted by a ball and winn up can League clubs with a 19-14 other year. back in/ his seat with a big record after nipping Milwaukes 1 -19"x53" "• Casey Stengel will exude con- white patch on his noggin. 5-4, at Milwaukee.. Al Smith 2. 34' 2"x49" fidence and worry privately about A veteran will ha big from three-run tearer was the Its'. - 35' 2 -x35" ill Attempt Mickey Mantles brittle legs. Indians. memory.. and predict that his blow for the 1 - 30"x26" - 2 - 76"x54" Some guy Who is "home sick" 1 42"x33" • new stance is going to pay off ,Brooklyn. which fitaahed la.-• 1 - 27' Cx62" will gel !neck because ins boss 1 - 47"x38" 1 - 73"x27" S950 in one of his biggest years. among National League tears, 1 - 331 4"x38" 4 - 42"x64" 1 - 68"x56" w hiss at the ball park on wound 1.; 0111111 Comeback I A aairsch second division team with. a 16-17 slate. 1 - 24"x58" 1 - le levisiiin. exhibition season with 'a 2-1 43"x50" 2. 72"x36" win a couple in a row its 1 - 23"x35" each each confide 'victarv. over the Yankees each 1 -49"x38" 1 - - Visa .--€42C11- to. drop rnastard and Ihe._glaanger will 72"x48" Southpaw John- - 24"x64" 1 -48":68" my one good necktie. . to friends "We'll surprise a few Yankee Stadium. By A-1.-)N-E MOS-SY on 1 - 23"x29" for the peoPle Thus -7- „y--"ear. gay rottres-was utA11131 s,ith-the United Press Staff Corresponaent A player who goes 1 - 24"x52" horse collar will alibi that this 1 The first time Brooklyn loses triumph. -HOLLYWOOD IP - (me-time Taylor's two-run horn. r 1 - 2A"x58" early in the spring the pitchers 1 the critics will start --yeantiag '1311! Labs. saar Shine') Temple. away b. anti are ahead of the hitters. nut how .much they miss Jackie in the 11th inning paxered ::.,rnillIknow business for seven victory OV A' pitcher who is shelled out Robinson. Giants to a 6-5 SHADES sears, Makes her acoineback" Orioles at taltimore. Nal BASSWOOD SHADES Bamboo PORCH will complain that there's more A .busher will go four • for the anti TV debut next fall, but while the Phalies defeated as '•jitek rabbit", in the ball than' four and steal two bases and One 3'x7' at $3.50 Two 3'x6' at $1.85 ea. ,11-ta main job. -afie sagas, still Red Sox, 4-2, at El, ever. they'll commence c,rnoaring him One 4'x6' at $2.25 ea. will be as 'a happy %Ile and southpaw Curt Simmons receic - One 5'x7' at $5.75 • • Ted Williams _still is something to Ty Cobbs akarrionth later he. $2.65 mother." credit far the Talumph. One 10'x7' at $12.90 One 5'x6' at to see eyen if he strikes out are.. will be back in Geer g.a. Mg $4.49 Attir turning dawn rnai. ie and The Cubs swept their tas• Four 10'x6' at four :limes. . And every guy ate( starts off TV offers • s -retired" ally' series with 'the' Wale. One 8'x6' at $3.95 A 'a•iaikie will admit to all : the season with a hi;tric run game in 1950.: ?St,' I :,,ented beating the American Lea- and Muatly sundry that "they will autornatirally .be three games Sox, to be ilea.... aas: ,r for guers, 4-1., on a combined three. sure pitch different up here." • ahead of Babe Ruth's •paras When MATCH Cabin scrics of Sp4.-C.dt..u-haL effort by Tom Pohelsky. Da.•- STICK ROLL SHADES for Sun Porch - Lake A rookie pitcher wall admit he hit his record 60 in 1927. ha Iis -(1 - n aln fa,r• :a lass Hillman and Vito Valentinetti. 4 - "11"11,iii be kind i. 30"x64" - $4.98 VALUES _ fun ,Athleti. • ar The Cardinals and 6 - 32"x64" aacialar, to ma life," ex- Shows New Mechanical Huart___ split a doubleheader at S?. 2.65 aaerassi 5 - 34"x64" gra a n-ups Shirley, now with the Redbirds takina CLOSE OUT EACH kr,ur,es Bias*. an the tele-. opener. 7-3, and Kansa. • 2 - 36"x64" pl., to t' ii. tne in Ather- winning the nightcap. 1-0. t•h. roar San Ei aacise a- - Cincinnati Wound up as train 'LASTIC ART LEATHER, •4.11s $3.95 ti $6.50 yard, for upholstering. l'in ht-re, and Mg season with a , vica•. veral colors, 54- CLOSE OUT AT $1.98 yd. ace oven approached many' over Louisville of the Araerie 7 1..Y. .1 V and 1-ruf.le offers Assn. while Richmond of 1MALL AMOUNT CLOTH UPHOLSTERING MATERIAL at $1.49 yd. but tt,cy req-ilred my International League crushed a. IWO TRACTOR UMBRELLAS at $9.95 each t•eing a A ; ' nger ▪ Washington Senators, 12-4. 99c ea. tail I i... FIFTEEN WINDOW SHADES, 40" to 51" wide x 7' long 'JgOt The- final spring standingl: $3.45 , eral A :14 far ONE PLAY TENT at only • alair,a, Lie gam National League VENETIAN BLIND TAPE, Cotton 20c yd. . 1 acccteci tnis oecause CHOSEN from more than 200 sis- W. la ta PLASTIC VENETIAN BLIND TAPE 30c yd. al:rants, these your.a women ri r. • he Pit t.-burgh 20 .10 re, VENETIAN BLIND CORD at only 5c yd. will be the new hostesses on the Milwatikee 18 ; Central Railroad's • ci $1.00 each Nev., York New yark 20 14 AUTOMOBILE SUN VISORS at only Empire State Express They are , ii ',h. fit, pr-ciii • Cincinnati ,19 •a4 ONE. UTT1NG TABLE, six feet by twenty feet $20.00 (tor) to bottom) - Paula Boyer, ef xi. A. Yaik Philadelphia , 18 14.. .563 3,20.00 Virginia Graly, Barbara Walker " S7.:r1. :r 'at in ane ONE E COUNTER, 30"x11' at St. Louis" 18 17 .514 12.00 aria Margaret Ann Berry Their : • :at? -1V pi The TWO S CK BINS at au!iee cover a wide variety esa- Chico(' 16 16 .500 Brdaklyn It,, 17 .414 aJNE LOT AUTO TRIM and HEADLINING at REDUCED PRICES xemres. ringing from helping - • - • t,in.ily- giving American Leagae rric..thers with children to .e Cleveland 1a 14 travel information to passengers. 1. rk • N. York lb 17) I ( haaiga 11 18 411011111111111111111111111W "I flair:more 14 Ill .424. Murray Tent & Awning Company Dr. Selwyn McCabe of the University of Otago, Dunedin, New Kansas City_ it 17 .393 Zealand. exhibits a new water-powered'mechanical heart which, Washington ;!2, :338607 MURRAY LOAN CO. serve as a replacement for an ailing human organ. }1(at on Itt some day. may KY. 606 W. 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WEDNESDAY - APRIL 17, 1957 THE LEDGER & TIMES elf - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE YUL BE SORRY SOW OATS WILD them wd's read in the DONCASTER, England aft presence staffs surrounded the area. Stu- Ile gave a mighty leap and WHAT, NO DIXIE. -1Fd of the president of Portugal by dent fishermen landed MILWAUKEE' ut - Two teen- Farmers Les and Jack Keel ' Gardner The Ghost Of - wearing red, on. the edge of our deck. NEW YORK Cl? - Some police the Archbishop of Mitilene. Un- black, and aged boys will get a hair-rowth spent Monday sowing a field R blue plaid shirts stood At that moment, all the whis- but confused foreign visitors to der blue skies, -.a huge -crowd tles meaurement Friday to determine with oats and then found it at guard, each holding aloft the in the harbor began blasting the United States World Trade assembled at the waterfront. The banner of the and shrieking whethe; they may resume going belonged to somebody else. The eturns To Vasco De students. and howling. One Fair siouct, firnry at atfèritiom Gama white vessels - 20 schooners 4o school. The boys, Charles brothers mistook one of their Families Bid Goodby ship fired off rockets. Blumen- Sunday while a lobby carillon with auxiliary engines, 30 pow- feld *Clotache, 18, and Richard Weid- own fields for one belonging Small children ran sobbing smiled happily and bowed played -Yankee Doodle." ered ships, and two with sail low to all man, 15, had their heads shaved to the farm next door. The after their departing crewmen poigts of the compass. Television Watches Fleet alone - were dressed with ban- fathers, clean a week ago to show their shifting of a mound of earth who were rowed to the HANGOVER CAUGHT UP ners strung fore - Peak - to - stern vessels "WAR DANCE" admiration for movie star Yul marking the boundary had caused in small craft. Women PROTEST MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. an - over the masts. MADISON,'Wis. dr Brynner. them to sow their oats wild. waved from the shore. It is the -A peace- Harry Gellman began `serving By DOC OUIGG The ships will ,be out until custom of the fleet that at a loving student group at the Uni- By WILLIAM EWALD a 30-year sentence Monday on United Press Staff September - each one putting signal on the end of the Mass versity of Wisconsin will hold an 1927 United Press Staff Correspondent Correspondent a boot legging conviction. ISRAEL SHIP TO DARE AQABA LISBON lIA - The ghbst out some 70 one-man dories every ship in the harbor blows Anti - Military Ball Saturday Gellman ,4IEW YORK (111 -Ed Gardner, of was arrested Simday Vasco Da Gama surely looks every day t7.7 bring in the fish.. its horn or .siren. ni in the wake of Friday as a fugitive from conviction who used to manage a tavern a down from the section of heaven Twenty-two trawlers, with some Harold Blumenfeld, the United annual military ball. obtained during prohibition owned by an absentee proprietor days. reserved for great seafaring men 1500 men, left three months- ago Press news Picture editor was named Duffy, will drop into TV and smiles on the day that for' the banks. The combined left behind taking pictures of this Saturday when NBC salutes the Portuguese codfishing fleet fleet is said to be the biggest the blessing ceremony, when our that madness known as baseball. 4 is blessed as it leaves on its long in number- and --tonnage - ever group left it to take a boat Gardnein for the benefit of the campaign of fishing 'the cold sent by any nation to the New- into the 'harbor. He managed to AfLIR R A recently weaned, is the fellow banks of Newfoundland. foundland - Greenland bank. catch pp with our larger vessel who used to play Archie on The dory-laden vessels ride The Mass and blessings were by - in the immemorial way "Duffy's Tavern," one of radio's at anchor in the harbor- off read at an altar beneath three of photographers - commandeer- 1DRIVE-INI theatte more mellow efforts. Now 55, a Belem, and the blessing takes white, arches banked with _calla ing a tug. The tug huffed up iv IV CONCORD noorr, oc'T CIT ./A4/r little balding and nursing an place on the bank at the very lilies which were, surmounted by alongside us. Blumenfeld stood OPEN .. 6:15 SHOW STARTS .. 7:00 ulcer. Gardner wroks for an ad spot where Vasco Da ama's ships a miniature replica of a schoon. on a rail, camera slung on his agency (J. Walter were blessed er. Colorful Thompson) in before they set banners on white shoulder. TON1TE and THURSDAY New York. off on the voyage that discovered * He is fairly rich, faintly ir- India in 1498. - FIRST RUN MURRAY - reYerent and still speaks in the If you are on a boat in the NATO OFFICERS VISIT CANADA lush New York accent that made harbor, as I was, at .the cere- his Archie character one of the mony's end, you can look beyond HAVILLAND most the OLIVIA de captivating capers in the vessels - alive with sailors FORSYTHE • MYRNA LOY old medium.• loading preserative salt and JOHN Six Months A Bun other provisions - to the mas- ADOLPHE MENJOU "What do I do at the ad sive stone tower built in 1500 agency' Well. I'm a bit of a free in celebration' of Vasco's Voyage. soul there." said Gardner today. And beyond that, on the hill annual base. "You might call me a- kind of you can see The chapel where 1, flanked by floorwalker. I walk from ea_ :Mass was dsel.before he left season. Th) floor to the other to ask guys and from which provisions were EXTRA!! EXTRA!! as Senators what's, going on in the joint." carried down the hill to his ▪ fly to cen- shipft. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND OUR BIG "Actually. I only lus Triandos, work six Preildent On Hand months a year for the e game going agency. The traditional blessing of the AERIAL EASTER EGG * The other six months I'm a bum. vessels and 4.000 men who man Soundphotos) It's the v,r.y I want it. I've got HUNT • a non-nerve straining job and I The acrifice, and play around the edges of TV Easter Bunny will fly over the ingle to cen- now and that's about all I need." Livestock Murray Drive- In Theatre Sunday uut 10 men Gardner, whose last TV ap- afternoon at 5:30 In the Radio Cab seven hits, pearance was about a year ago Co.'s charter plane dropping hundreds asses. Piero j on the Ed Sullivan show, will of cards each good for real Easter Eggs ma/ Report and many other prizes. Box off ice will ilowed eight THE ISRAEL-OWNED motorship Atilt rests at Haifa dock just appear on NBC-TV's "Salute to open at 5:00 and plane will arrive before setting out on a three-month journey around Africa and up Baseball- this weekend. He has, ST. LOUIS NATI. STOCK- at 5:30. the Red sea to the Gulf of Aqaba. The Atlit will be the first Israeli- he admits, shied away from TV YARDS OP - Livestock: lEAT /lag vessel to try to pass through the Strait of Tiran, which Egypt pretty much. His only sustained Hogs 13,000. Moderately active. fling in and Saudi Arabia claim as territorial waters. Inset: Capt. Yair the medium was a film- Barrows and gilts steady to 25 °nand Th - ed version Braker, Atlit skipper, (International Bourulphotos). of "Duffy's Tavern" cents higher than Monday's av- Boxoffice opens 5:00 a.m. - Plane Arrives 5:30 ave found a _ which is in syndication and still erage. Sows ume. They're unchanged. U. S. 1 may be seen in outlying areas. le 3 180 to 240 lbs SEE THE EASTER BUNNY ittles to the mixed weight He's No Actor and grades 17.75 to 18.15; top 44._1Prny1 txand "I was stiff ON STAGE PERSON on TV," confessed 100 head at 18.75. SOWS U. S. IN ing of troops.; -.71 Gardner "Tilt 'inTirin-a-cfor-I'gb -T-1- to. 3-4643-1tTs -Town 14125- to into this business .,by accident 16.75; heavier sows 15.50 to 16. AND STARTING AT DUSK and when the • Dear Friends and shows-s,vbs done Cattle 5,200. Calves 1,00. Open- on TV. it Was the first time I ing active and strong to 25 cents COLOR had ever worked without a or more higher. High good and CARTOONS script. 8 adip choice steers 22 to 23: cows in - Customers "Duffy's Tavern," which de- slow demand. Bulls unchanged. AT 8:00 p.m. FOR MOM AND POP veloped into a variety -comedy Utility and commercial cows 12 50 shhw, had its small beginnkgs to 14.50; utility and commercial • Rumors have been heard for several back in the late 1990's when bulls 14.00 to. 15.50. Vealers insisting that Kroger had Gardner created the character YISTASIQN 1 ,ay weeks now, $1 lower and slow. Choice 22 of "Archie the Manager" for a to 25.00; high choice and prime lost its lease .and that another Food radio opus called 'This Is New 26 to 27.00. JAMES York." i 4 SIEliTART--JUNE Chain would take over the location. Gardher wound up play- Sheep 600. Opening slow. Few MIAOW QF THE MILITARY COMMITTEE of the North Atlantic Treaty ALLYSON ing the role when other they inspected 1 actors sales barcly steady. Choice .and Organization are shown after had an experimental failed Canadian This rumor is NOT true. Kroger has to pan out at auditions. prime spring lambs 24.50; small plane during their four-day tour of installations. Among SfrategicAir Command "I guess I things officers saw were a new anti-tank weapon and $37.50 played Archie.. for lots good wooled lambs around I the the NATO lease; We like_ MURRAY an4 about 15 years," said newest anti-personnel mine. (International Soundphoto) „orb,Tvc„,„,,„,-,T, $49.50 not lost its Gardner. 22.50. , I the $1.35 the PEOPLE in Murray. To us they're -In 1951, I retired and my wife :h : and I took off for Europe. ich $1.25 I had not just customers, but friends. made enough loot so we didn't • each 50( have to worry about dough-my So to our many friends who were con- wife is French and she loves it over there. cerned, we say, -Don't fret, we'll he "Theti wc filmed it for TV in here for a long time.- HolfYwood for a year and then back to Europe again. To tell This is the car and NOW IS THE TIME! you the truth, I had about Sincerely yours, enough of Archie. "However, I may get back for a little bit in the business. It S9 50 ERNEST RUSHING : looks like I may do some car- 041111/ toon comercials for TV-I'll do Kroger Store Manager the voices. It'll be a breeze and each just enough work to satisfy the ham in me." *Filstmorry

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WEDNESDAY — APRIL 17, 1957,, PAWL rOUR 7_ THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY- Home Department CHOIR SINGERS SWAP WIVES To Meet Thursday which had its beginning in a church choir Weddings Locals The Home Department of the A DOUBLE ROMANCE Women's Page Murray Woman's Club will meet loft haa resulted in a wife swapping situation in San Francisco. 11, Club News Activities at the club house on Thursday, Mrs. Betty Brooks and Mrs. Jean Schwartz went to Reno, Nevo i Jo Burkeen, E:ditor. Phone 694-M-4 or 763-J April 18, at two-thirty o'clock and took an apartment together to begin divorce proceedings. in the afternoon. Betty. Brooks will wed Mrs. Schwartz's husband, Dr. Frank jurftlViti Frank Steely will be Schwartz, sied Jean Schwartz will wed Mrs. Brooks' husband. rife guest speaker for the meet- ing. Mrs. H. C. Corn Martin. There are six children ,in the two families. The children Mrs. Rubin James Mrs. Jesse S ry is in charge • • of the program. Mrs. Nix Craw- go with their mothers. (international doundpiiatoa) Opens Her Home SOCIAL CALENDAR firesides At Meet ford, chairman, urges all memss„,„ For Class Meeting Lynn Gra e WSCS hers to attend. The hostesses will be Mrs. R. Mrs. Rubin James opened her Wednesday .April 17 it:is Horne. Department -of the the Worn s Society of Chris- H. Robbins, Mrs. Maynard Rags- -home on the Lynn Grove Road The East Hazel Homemakers Murray Woman's Club will meet nen Service of the Lynn Grove dale, Mrs. T. R. Junes, Mrs. for the meeting of the Young Club will meet -with Mrs. Sarah at the club house at two-thirty Methocust hurch met Wednes- Melas Linn, Mrs. D. F. McCon- Women's Sunday School Class of' Harper at one o'clock. o'clock. Dr. Will Frank Steely 10, at seven o'clock nell, and Mrs. Luther Robertson. • • • • - the First Baptist Church held on will be the guest speaker. In the everung at the efusech • • Monday, April 1.5 at seven - The Woman's Auxiliary of the t • • • tor I e regular meeting with Dyiiamite. Plot thirty o'clock in the evening. St. John's Episcopal Church Will The Woman's Association of sixteen memoers and six visitors 4Contmued from Page One) The interesting and snsporing meet at the chdrch at ten o'clock. the College Presbyterian Church Pr nt. . • devotio nwas very ably pre- Mrs. David Guwans will be- hos- will rtseet with Mrs. L. A. Moore i's. Jesse Story, president, man, told her of flinging a stink sented by Mrs. Harry Hempsher. tess. at sevisn-thirty o'clock. pened the meeting with the bomb through a Window of the was • • • •• • • • reading of the "Characteristics The theme of her discussion strike-bound Sonny Boy Pizza The Schwartaes The !kooks's -Confidence In God." The Lynn Grove PTA will Friday, April fa of Being A Good Member of Bakery. Mrs. Hugo Wilson was in meet in the study hall of the The Ne\s• Concord Homemakers WSCS." New officers were elect- "I thought it was very amus- charge of the program and con- school at two-forty-Live Club will 'meet with Mrs. Edna ed tor the cunterence year. The ing," she said. "I smelled rotten PERSONALS ducted interesting Bible ,quiz with *Mr."Buron Jeffrey explain- Kingins at one o'clock. group votedto send a donation eggs, and that's just what it Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Alex- games. Mrs. E. C. Jones, Mrs. ing "The Minimum Foundation." • • • • to tile Crippled- („kuldren's lios- smelled like." Murray Route Two •. S • ander of Hampsher, and Mrs. Will Frank Monday. April pitai at Louisville, She laughed merrily as she are the parents Of a son, Danny Steely were the recipients of the Thursday, April 18 The Book Group of e AAUW ihe stucly on the book, "Paul's quoted liubshman as saying, Kaye, weighing ten pounds eight prizes. • _ The Wadesooru Homemakers will meet at the h e of Dr. Leters To The Local Churches", "Wait 'til they try soap and ounces, born on Sunday, April with Mrs. Mon- Club will meet Floys. Robbins, 1322 lain Streets will begin April 25. water. That'll only make it worse. 7, at the Murray Hospital. The stewardship vice - presi- roe Mitchell at one o'clock. at seven-thilly o' ock. Miss Emma Douglas opened Wait 'til they turn on the oven!" • • • • Mrs. Joe Sims, .presided • s • • • dent, • the worship service with a piano She said she decided to make Bobby Gene is the name at the meeting. Community mis- the tape Edgar The BusinensognsL.Professional The Pihote s Homemakers solo. Mrs. Bill Wrather and recordings after William chosen by Mr. and Mrs. sion projects were discussed. Munley, accused of Murray Women's Club wi,11 meet at six- Club will m with. Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Sanders Miller had charge by Bradshaw as Donald- Boggess, Jr., . During the social hour re- the man who did the 6 pounds thirty o'clock with Mrs. Alma Murdeck at ,4)ne' o'clock. of the program on the theme, dynamiting, for their son ,weighing freshments in the Easter .motif • • • s. said there was a on Monday, Tracy at her home, 1704 Ryan. 'An Airplane Island Tour" with plan afoot to two ounces, born were served by she hostesses. double-cross Hospital: Merooers note change in meeting The A#rican Legion -Auxili- Mrs. Wrather as the stewardess. Braoshaw and let April 8, at the Murray Mrs'. Hassell Kuy- • • • Mrs. James. •ary wil meet at the home of Others taking part were Mrs.. him "take the rap." Mrs. Joe Sims, and Mr. place. kendall, Mrs. fax Churchill at seven. Hoyt Owen, Miss Emma Douglas , - .Kept Mike in Home Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ralph arrangement .Elaine Colson. An thirty O'clock with.; Mrs. Dee and Mrs. Ira Broach. . tdrs. Canfield said she con- Carroway, 305 North Twelfth of stock and pink carnations was South _llurray Club Den 1n as cohostess. All mem- The meeting was closed with cealed a micruphone in her home . Street, announce the birth of a coffee table. used on the ber.' are urged to attend. moments of meditation a n d and "I gut Manley to talking. ; son, Thomas Ra104 Jr weighing Meets At The Home • - • •• • ' He tuba all about six pounds 13 ouROPF, born on Those present were Mesdames prayer by Mrs. Sanders Miller. it . . . I also , • • • • taped George Murphy." Wednesday. April 10, at the s Allen McCoy. lklarvin Harris, Of Airs. Rowland Wednesday, •.April' 24 hlurphd The J. N. .Williams As another teamster fuentifieoby Murray Hospital. • Bernice Wisehart. 'Barry Hamp- chapter When it is a question of wed- South Muray Ilemernak [Of the UDC will Bradshaw as a • • • • - sher. Will Frank Steely. Orion , The meet at the Dinner Meeting Is member of the an enjoya I he of Mrs. dynamite gang. Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus. Cagle ..ding invitations or announce- Hutson. Elaine Casten W. H. ers Club held 'Henry Elliott 'at • • home of rs.I two-thirty spent their spring vacation with ments, we have all the answers Solonson, Alfred Cunningham. meeting at the o'clock. Mrs. E. A. Held By Wives Club Cuinnuttee Chair-Man John I... on Vine reet , Lassi!er 'will his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ... correct in every detail, truly IL W. Wilsop Joe Sims. E. C. Norris. Rowland be cohostees. N1cCieilan read into the record afternoon, A 1111.! 13 •• • At The Guest Cagle of Alamo, Tenn. worthy Jones, -3-arlies Brown. Sadie Car- un"Phursday House an attidavit from Scranton Mayor of the occasion. See our Mrs: -Lennice isk g e her James T. Hanlon denying Brad- • • • • samples. son, Euel Lockhart, Glindel The monthly dinner meeting on the then Mrs. Cleatus Cagle shaw's testimony 'Tuesday that NEITHER DO SOME WOMEN Reaves...Art Lee. J. B. Burkeen. devotion of the Murray Manufacturing of Happiness." he gas,: the mayor asked him to -lay EFFINGHAM, Ill. LIM — Mrs. Rubin James, Hassell Kuyken- Posts Honored At Shower Wives Club was held at the rules of con ct which, tor" .spoling the dynamite story John Nosbisch said her cocker LEDGER & TIMES dall. Castle Parker, and James eight Guest House on West Main Street obeyed. Ceould e Ole one US Saturday Afternoon until alter a city election. spaniel, "Dodger," has learned to Rogers. if on Monday. April 15, at six a richer, f er. life. She .nother-k • deli htful courtesy ex- HanlenTs aftraavit said Brad- answer the telephone when it Ilse o'clock in the evening. poem,• Know Some- tended to Mrs. Cleatus Cagle, shaw, who was convicted in rings and bark into the receiver, react inc Mrs. Gilbert'Searfos, president, Good A t You." the former Miss_s Mary_ sMartha connection with the ;dynamiting, but there's a hitch. Dodger does- Mrs. L. A. Moore thing presided at the meeting. The cape report 41rs. Street. was the lea shower given is imuctment on a cnarge n't know how to hang up. In- her /an minutes were read beg the sec- ssed the group by Mrs. J. W. Ward at her home ut perjury. Hostess For .17eet 011ie _Brown /ads retary, Mrs. Olin Moore. not to iltve - grass too close in Alamo. Tenn., on • Saturday, Mrs. Margaret Kollra. Brad- The Woman's Associat. ro of April but to leave it 2,2 to three 13. froms_v/vo to five o'clock The hoUse was attractively shaw's sister, told the committee tie College Presbyterian-Church inches The grass w An_lhe afternoon. decorated with arrangements of nit husband has besot unable Iffe-a-rah. . • 1.11.• nsipfe en: weeds h the g flowers'. :The 'tells -wee- #4,---issf----iset_ as. A. ILLielL driver_ . • at the Fin 'n' Feather hsnoiee • Inn on gruwir . She said t o s:rune who wore an aqua -taf- centered with a lovely bouquet since 13ra haw turned the tape Kentucky Lake ; on feta Thursday, snru as soon as they stop dress were her mother-in- of flocks flanked by yellow recordings over to sewspapers April 18, at seven-thirty o'clock :ow, Mrs. Ray Cagle, her grand- candles. in 1955. in the evening. • mother-in-law, Mrs. Tom Porter, Mrs. Kollra said the secretary- Cavitt and Mrs. Barred isr:\1 Mrs. Ward. Following the dinner canasta treasurer ut Teamster LOCA1 229 Mrs. B. F. Scherffius, presi- and ve the ;lesson on "Young the Beautiful arrangements of bridge -were enjoyed by the sui'd vice president of the Pen- dent of the Associatiosn, urgss spring flowers were at group. op Cover." used The hostesses were Mrs. nsylvania Federation of Labor, all members • .••• • -; Robert 1 he reereation was conducted s antage points in the home. The Smith, Mrs. Frank Wain- told her, "Paul (Bradshaw) tea; scott, and -POINT OF VIEW III SHOES by Mrs. Warren. Thirteen mem- table was overlaid with a -Mrs. Macon Blanken- shouldn't have talked. He should THE YOUNG nets an.ssteisto the roo call. fellow linen. cloth. Mrs. ship. Daisy - • have waited, because three unions beast SYKES - RUTLAND -1"5Ven- were fald foie were getting together atO,00o to served to the members. a n d 1 and.tMhers'inTisijigdivaaalBcraaksfteseldinaersth•e- 'Mesdames Tommy Ernst berger, Clifton give to Paul." i" guests, Mrs. Peggy Hen andiSci s PLUMBING CO. Campbell, Chester Thomas, • She said teamster steward Rob- .7ciatighter.' . . I shape of .an Easter bunny. Rob- 603 So. . ert Smith, Macon ert Sullivan told her husband 4th St. The club W-111 meet weh Mrs.; Miss Donna Branch and Miss ,Blankenship, Glen Charles, Olin Moore, he could not get a jeb and Day fjp /Nita Olin in Jane Cagle showed the gifts, and D. L. Moore, Nor Diselbiss, Edgar should admit he was "through," Black Patent meeting. Mrs. Frank Smith kept t Howe, Howard S'reet, for the -May h e ()lila, Verne though he had nothing to do 1554 945-R40 register. • Kyle, Gilbert St-ar- ..siturs are .aiwaswelcomed, ks, Frank with the case except for being I Appa,xlmately seven - WaiFifseett. James five .13-ssse1l Miller. Bracishaw's brother-in-law. itcuests dur:ng !he Gail Cordrey, Al with White Buck"- fl Kipp, and Ed Hendon. Also on the witness list for the Scranton hearings are four union officials convicted in the $10.95 Murray Lumber CO. Inc. 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WEDNESDAY — APRIL 17, 7, 1957. 1957, THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE 4-H News ROCKET TRAIN AND TWO-HEADED ROCKET TESTED, :hair lac°. rigs. Group winners in the junior 4-H rank elub- were: A tie for first place fourth glide singing "Side and, by Side" and fifth grade, "On is per word for one day, milliftlyin Of 17 draft words for 50c - Sc per word for three days. ClaosTfied ads are payable In advance. The Sunny Side of The Street." itoa) Second place went to eight 4-H's of the fifth brade singing "Hon- FOR.SALE FOR LEASE ey." Third place "Banan Boat [-FOR RENT Song" sung by the sixth grade I....Adis dome Owners! 10 Alum J 4-H members. windows, 1 door for $199 instal- LOW RENT. Modern service THREE, 2 bedroom apartments. _ MONUMENTS Single entries winning in the led. Alum awning any size for station. Two bays, good storage Located at 306 S. 15th St. Phone Murray Marble & Granite Works, room, .fttnior 4-H Club were: A tie for $17 .up. Home Comfort Cc 18th large sales room. Tile 590' or insprct after 6 p.m. only. builders of fine memorials for first place on piano solos by and Main St. Phone restroom. Low capitol needed. over hall 1303. M4C Al7C century. Porter White, - Write Paul Jones, Fairlawn Apt., Gail Trease and • Barybeth Baz- Manager. Phone 121. A22C No. 11, Paducah, Ky., or phone MOPERN 6 ROOM house, full zell. Second place went to .San- SEWING MACHINES, Necch after 6:00 p.m. basement, 1 block from grocery dra BelCher, playing a piano (• 5-6085 or phone Domestic, Brother: Repair . all -Murray 640-M. A23C store,- - ,exceltent -neightotihood. ..s._419 and „third place, Betty Jones IF YOU WANT to rent a wash- makes. Write or call Allen's Call 890-M. A17C on a reading, "The 4-H Creed." ing machine for 30 days call Sewing Machine Ex., 210 S. 4th., ' Director of' this junior 4-H BUSINESS M. G. Richardson, phone 74. Paducah. Dial 2-8900 or Murray Positions Wanted Building located at talent program were: Mrs. Fhyra 505 Walnut, formerly A17C phone 1091. MSC occupied Crawford, Mrs. Barbara Rogers by Murray Tent & Awning Co. and Miss Johnnie McCallon. OFFICE JOB wanted. TWO GOOD USED washing ma- Experienc- Available May 1. Jeff Shroat, ed, one year college. Can type, phone 230. Group winners in the senior WE CLEAN wallpaper, chines guaranteed to be in good A18C painted take shorthand. Phone 2251. walls, 'shape. M. G. Richardson, phone -- 4-H club were: first place, tap rugs, upholstery, hardWood MODERN A.8P 6 ROOM duplex apart- dancing by Sandra Bedwell and and tile floors. Phone Jesse L. 74. Al7C ment. Electric heat, one block Nancy Bazzell. Second place. Bet- Tucker, 1936-W. A17C from college. North 14th Street: ty Smith and Nancy Bazzell REFRIGERATOR, stove, Maytag Phone 332-M. A19P piano duet. Bus. Opportunities washing machine, Oil heater, —Highest WAVE dinette set and many other items -----\Vanted Single entries winning in the at the Roy Brandon home, 1 It 1 senior 4-H club, first place, Ja- miles west of Hazel; Thursday, net Like, reading, second Leona $400 Monthly Spare Time Friday and Saturday, April 18, CLEAN COTTON RAGS. NO Lawrence, vocal solo and An- 19, and 20. AMP buttons, no zippers please. Ledg- nette Palmer third on piano solo. Refilling and collecting money er & Times. TF Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, Leader from our five cent High Grade GOOD FISHING CAR, cheap. .-4Ziess. Nut machines in this area. Good tires. See at Conner Im- 1 "1 "'• No Selling: I% quality for plement'Co. Phone 1313. Al9C CROSSWORD PUZZLE -; (OARING AFTER BEING FIRED at Wallops Island, Va., work yob must have car, ref- ACROSS 34-Crony lcolloof wing sweep angles behave under the same Blight • 771... ,.=1 LH E.,A L is a two-headed rocket, an experimental missile erence;, $640 cash. secured by —.15 -=TWtirt conditions Al left a Eve-stage rocket train 12 SHOP JEFFREY'S for spring 1-Stimutate 16 -1 ilepatched EMUi ANNE.A.MBO used to study; among other EV Di L m Li. Ro things, aerodynamic readied for flight during research tests into the pos- inventory. Devoting 6 hours specials. Little boys spring caps li-L Sailor toollon.1 37-Cushion C EL fti heating problems 'k-Charity - /IS -Direction eD D E Fitted into the nose of a Nike sibility of passenger-carrying rocket gliders. The a week to business, your ,end it price. Children's stocks 4 pair 411-11Ascharged booster rocket are 12-Arabian TEi 0 M EDE HATA5 two toy model-sized aircraft, 50-toot long rocket train soared over 200 miles high on percentage collections will for $1.00. BOA port 47-Exist each with a different wing A19C 13-Lint-lose (poet.) 44-lane ,A,T G IL A A configuration An Honest at speeds of 7,opo miles per hour The rocket radios net up to $400 monthly with John rocket 14 -Bue.ket 47-Prepare for liSRAEL s Ej S jL forms the first stage of the missile The heat and friction data back to ground stations up very good possibilities of tak- 15-Encourages print WO N QM SP C S technique allows scientists to study how different to the moment of its disappearance the oceast CREOSOTED POST and poles, 17-8ingle Instance 43-3,Hen MEAL L A S WEL E s._ into ing over full time. Income 11-Unit of 5310%Otherwise lengths from 6z ft. to 25 ft. END GA increasing accordingly. For energy 11-Three-toed ipEo. of rebuilding the hacked - Sykes Bro.'s Lumber Company. 111-Crimson sloths DA OAAH YEAS Woodpecker Makes UP Verdon's wife Myrtle, 40, said, interview, include phone in 20-11octrine 52-Continent porch column of his recently Concord Highway. A23C ATOP l'1ERIEs "you should have heard the. application. Write All State 211Pitcher 53..-toc oacending Harrowing remodeled home, he's had to 13 -Small child Mistake Distributing Co.. M a ke lace listen to a lot of drilling, Verdon, woodpecker fraptically titying to 505 Fifth NEW DIRECTOR of the U. S. 2. Secure 54- 26-Foment- 55--Comrnunista 44, said. drill to freedom • Navy's WAVES is CORAL GABLES, 1.1a. ill, - from the in- Avenue, New York 17, N.Y. SHOP JEFFREY'S for spring Comdr. IS -Transfix 3-Vindictive Winifred R. Quick, 31-Chills and fever DOWN 4-Abstract being Woodrow staggered to freedom side." specials! Little girls-, panties 4 promoted 32-Sunburn the molding at the top of the from 6-Put up with Al7P pair for $1.00. Little girls shorts personnel chief. She takes 13-Wild buffalo of 1-Flaavy club 11.-tmltated after a woodenheaded mistake 2-Aroma the modling at the top of the it price. A19c over Aug. I. (international) India 7-Things. In Law that shouldn't happen even to a 1-To the left sid• bird. /all column Saturday, drilled 1 5 4 7 5 5 ai If 9-Path ..stouart.:Ait rlater.tei • 15-Rodents And for a woodpecker that right through the one and one- 4 11-Winter vehicle 2. rS 16-Native metal can't tell a square column from half inch plank, and then fell ,7 20-Temporary bed a wormy treee this bird acted S 14 22-Tiny inside. 23-Most sensitive mighty coy about being rescued, 7;„20 •4) 24-Weaken Dr. Franklkin E. Verdun said "If you think that was noisy," i -25-Mohammedan 14 DESTRUCTTVE - a s'/ I commander today. THIMITe JAMES KEENE 21-Prohibit - •.• . Verdun said She. waxiti Bluo /..,:; 7„/2,„ 27 ,,,,iii so 30 fif-STia-m • [as confined two Copyright 1966, by Jame, Leona Resealed by parriterloa of Random House. Ise, ming lreaturns Syndicate) 25-Hostelry days and nights 7,0,3 30-Burmese demon in a trap he drilled for himself FREE lIsit'ECTION 31-Beaat of /2' burden inside a two-story Colonial-style .r,/j;"... COLLEGE .;?,/,'',05s column, finally yielded ,afier-two TERMITES a thickly 'ard ushered Captain S..1,wahaclt- 37-Man's name CHAPTER 26 They passed througn 39-Roman broils, hours of coaxing Monday night. stretch, ananti once eleaz. er-inaides liEVET Caplan' e.sinlsoul Schwa- i tun 40-Sense "He refreshed CLEANERS —Licensed and Insured— stood ba, thc Single win- 41 -tinemon,id himself on the B backer tonna. Sergeant einne• .Fit this, Schwatiar.iker rattled ins Kinn,y A-04 .5 44 Pick-up .oisservel 42-ClIrab water and feed we pushed & Delivery an near the stable. • The ser• • horse into a trot. The coaunand dow in- the office and ./2 -Solo Sam Keller, 41 through the hole we'd drilled Expert Dyeing Service geant straightened as Schwa- followed eagerly. That is, all ex- Seliwabacker's troop. "You are 47 v9 45-Tikrt Phoom 441 tacker approached. cept Finnegan. who worried aisout fortunate to have s strong torce. 46-Afternoon and wobbled oilt," Verdon said. Alteration Service 50 51 ci Sz parties "You got 1.4' 4.1avvii in yer.eye, .1.e.hwislesseksier pulling- i17.11 Captain. gad Cloisi'a kifled _two- "Then he flew up in- the nearest 43-Stan'a, - WALTER WATERFIELD The first mile sea., difficult, out couriers in 'the last eight days." 53 Se iS nickname tree." He turned to face Schwabae;•er. Kelley's Pest irl "Patrol tomorrow,' • schwa- Dr. Cove Butler's strangulating 49-(irean of It was plainly a harrowing owner - - - bearing backer, said. "An Important de- belly 'bandage took the strain and, ••1 would hesitate to send a force expecience for both man and. thereafter alternat- south in less than company 1411 Olive Blvd. Ph, 430 Control tail to Fort C. F. Smith. 1 want Schwabacker bird. Aside from the $150 cost the troop mustered at eight ed his pace between a walk and strength." snails" a trot. "We were under constant ob- NANCY by t:rnie Bushmiller Finnegan didn't seem to share At midnight they dismounted servauen, sir," Schwabacker said, Schwelacker's eagerness. "You'll at Pass Creek, a small trickle "but there was no hostile move- rip open th' doctor's sewin', sor." cutting Ltrrotigh heavily grassed ment- that we could deteets"- land. "Canteens and horses,- "They're hastile all right," said YES--- THEY "Nonsense," Schwabacker said. o•Ti "I'm fleeting nicely." Schwabacaer said softly to Ser- Kinney, -but not here. The THAT WAS WERE ALL YIPOV; ' Finnegan shook his head. "It's geant Finnegan. "Ten minutes." Crows are too strong." QUITE A TEA a stubborn man you are, sor. A nervous ten minutes, with "I've brought you some new THE NEW VIgn What's Us detail?" every trooper swinging his head tools. Colonel," said Schwabacker. PARTY you MEMBERS "We're taking forty rifles and constantly. Farther up the trail -The new Spnniefield breech-load- HAD four thousand rounds ot aminu- a rider crossed over, the sound ing carbine. Forty ot them and OF MY E@CDA nition to the garrison at Fort of his horse a brief racket. four thousand rounds of ammu- TODAY LADIES' CLUB Smith. No wagon, no pack am- "Unshod." Finnegan said softly. nition." TEA The troopers fingered their This unexpected blessing seem- LEAVES "How th' divvil-" carbines. ed to stun Colonel Kinney. He' READ "We're going* to carry them, "Mount at will," Schwabacker made the door in three jumps FREE Sergeant." There was elation in said and pulled .filinsett into the and bellowed for his orderly. Schwabacker, voice. "Each man saddle. The troop went up and "Fetch me one of those new rifles will carry two carbines, one he led them out, breaking into a on the double!" He turned back across the saddle and another on trot as soon as the interval was to Schwabacker. "Captain, you've the ring. Double anununition for established. Riding a tew yards given me a new lease on life. I each man. I know that two full ahead of the others tie caught don't imagine any man can vis- tkik belts around the middle will be the ‘faint pungency of dust where ualize the powder keg I've been the Indian had crossed, but there sitting on these last five months. o1, uncomfortable but this has to Mr- EP1.4.5 •...1.•4/ look like any other patrol." was no sign of anyone. Two bare companies and the thP,11 Finnegan smiled. "You'll be a Red Cloud let r,rs whole Si':.. nation in my back nallenged and the genera yet, sor; yqu've th' imagi- throe" yard.* ABB1E an' SLATS by Rathbun. Vas Buren nation for it." wondering why drew each man's "I understand, sir," Schwa- Schwabacicer went to his quar- nerves to screaming tightness. backer said. dawn the ' RIGHT.' NOW IT'S OP TO THE ters and for II while he Just sat An hour and a half before The orderly came across - and, TO and massaged the muscles of his they paused at Goose Creek porch and burst into the room DECIDE HOW BADLY THEY leaving carbine. Col- BUT SUSPENDING YOU FROM thigh to ease the soreness. for the first time since with a Springfield WANT ME 10 PLAY,' little; THE STUDENT COUNCIL, e,llZZ- Sergeant Finnegan knocked the Kearny gate, relaxed a onel Kinney took it, opened the mredorninanUy Crow it tenderly. DOESN'T THAT MEAN YOU Just before evening mess. "I made this wal breech, then studied country, and the Crows were magnificent weapon," he CAN'T PLAY BASEBALL, a cheek of th' troop, sor. We'll "A hereditary enemies of the Sioux. "Captain, it is truly OR GO OUT FOR TRACK be able to muster thirty-six men." said softly. respected the Crows, "Then have Linaha.n and Col- Red Cloud magnificent." they were fierce fighters, un- piper' will be lins draw seventy-two of the new for "Yes, sir. The fire enemies who gave no 'Springfield carbines," Schwa- relenting. tremendous." Standing made quarter exid asked for none in throb and he backer said. "We'll leave forty Seh'wabacker's leg return. Colonel Carrington, Sch- shifted awkwardly. Colonel Kin- of them at Fort Smith and re- 14,4 wabacher decided, had used his noticed immediately and said, main armed igith the other ney head when he built Fort C. F. hard ride. thirty-two." He pursed his lips "You've endured a Smith in the heart of Crow coun- Captain: we'll tind you suitable and his face grew studious. "Sean, try. The attacks were lessened quarters, although your troop how much of a march Is. it to because Red Cloud was reluctant presents a housing problem." Smith ?" , to move around freely with an "They'll be quite comfottable "A day, sor. A long day." enemy behind every bush. stable, sir." • "The general said to vacate the in the • • • "When de you plan to depart pg. 11 S. Pe 011.--All post by nine tomorrow. He didn't Smith for Fort Kearnyi Captain?" Car 1441 b, U4,d f•••••••• Irtaaa••• say at nine." Schwahacker The first glimpse of Fort Emil "Tomorrow," SchwabacRer said. snapped his fingers. "Sean, quiet- was a disappointment to known be- 'Then I'll have a detailed re- ly alert the troop. I want troop Schwabacker. He had small, port for General Wessels. If you mounting to take place In an forehand that 'the post was L1L' ABNER only a handful have his ear, Captain, plead my by Al Capp hour." He looked at his bull's,- and manned with nothing had pre- cause and give us some cavalry eye watch. "A quarter to six; of troops, but for that first view. support. I couldn't attack a ZE GUILLOTINE!.' -ZE we'll leave the post at duals. You pared him obatAiR's,:‘n - N*. pc FRENCH GOVERNMENT on a flat Stretch of platoon of old squaws with my ARISE,bom— I LOVE attend to the troop." The post sat HERSELF, WOULD CUT OFF ground with timber on all four infantry." ZATS IT.?—IFZIS I WANT TO ADOPT ' "Aye, sor," Finnegan said and 11' HIS HEAD—AN'PRESENT IT walls were not high 'I'll relay your message. sir.' I CUT (...4 F His HEAD BUM WLRE IN FRANCE, hurried out. sides. The TO HIS YOU AS MY SON—AN' enough and there was only one Schwabacker said, fif took his TO GET ZAT ./ALUABLE AND COm IA IT TED AN RELATIVES FOR r An hour passes quickly when TAKE"IOU TO blockhouse visible from the leave quickly and went across the WATCH,' WOULD BE 712_ DISPOSAL" a petrel is making up, and on sORRIBLE approach. short parade ground to the of- the' dot, Schwabacker mounted southern SENT TO ZE FRANCE"- ficers' quarters. Il ))i the troop and led them around A sentry saw them, and when GUILLOTINE.!.' The bunk assigned to him was the parade to the main gate. they drew near, a creaking gate ^ma, lumpy and the ropes serving 1..e There was a light In General opened and admitted them to the springs needed tightenihg. but he Wessels' office when they trooped cramped parade ground. On could not recall when anything by, but the general did net come Schwalacker's order, Finnegan had felt so reAtftlik He could even ccoai, to the headquarters porch and dismounted the troop and dis- forget the aches Itrid- itchiness the gate closed behind them. missed them, and judging from caused by healing wounds. He Soon after leaving Fort Kear- the meager buildings, Schwa- could forget everything now and ny, the m•-1 were adding and di- backer guessed that they would Sleep. viding in their minds: Ninety spend the night on open ground. -- miles from Kearny to Smith; Lieuterant Colonel N. C, Kin- Temple Joeelyn'n wife ar- twelve hours to make it in. ney was in command, a rotund rives at Fort Ketylij -and Seven and a half miles an hour man with a bull voice and a great Emil, Continue Chapter and the command' was making respect for the Sioux. He came meets tomorrow In this paper, tot= and a half at best. Out of the headquartept building ,27

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WEDNESDAY — APRIL 17, 1957 KENTUCKY •••• PAGE. SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. " FOR THE BIRDS s• • and their ,play "sharpens the -c0- makes sense and what complete accuracy. dot clopment experts oft- S errors Child ordination, of eye and limb, per- Nature has made this pleastu•-, But the arty trials and Refrigerator Safety served the. trapped cipldren's be. NEW YORK O. -The station- , -. ome Jokes Are , iniilar To fecting the skills pt a predator" able play for' a child and has in learning to think arlikeinem- - l haA:_tor Ihroup a "snooperscoPv. , the basis for ary beacon 'atop the 102-story Release Is Tested . which are needed for cats to made stalking and pouncing bered and become 'Inti -a-red - mot ion pictures were ' •se are cyJa-. Empire State Bldg..will. be turn- survive an the world. play pleasurable for a kitten, in all sorts of jokes which - GoL:crii.:. ii-tade: Sotilltr reeoldTrigs u ere .- sidered to be funny. The,sehizoi- ed off for seven Weeks beginn- • WASHINGTON ti, Schizophrenic- Thinking • People have In learn, to think both cases for a purpose. The taken of the children's outcries. however, doesn't grow ing Monday as : a gesture to met researchers have lured 201 : if they're to survive. "The child kitten grows up and catches phrenie, The report said three-tourths- P-- is im- migrating birds returning north. a tiny ti-its "-.one by one into a : , learns by 'playing' with ideas, mice and birds with unfailing up in this sense-he still .o...--f the chilsiren found: a safety i mersed in the trials and errors In the past, the beacon has pros'- efrigerater-size "playhouse" NEW YORK !IP -Some jokes -, it so hard' to give up smoking. putting them together in various efficiency, and the child grows J :latch ian the "playhouse" door which Rave came to form the ed distracting to the birds, re- .f HTtoll-reBrtictis-verien • trap-- whrch most - people. consider qtnte I've done it many times." eitimbinations- and sequences and up and distinguishes the real and rcleaieo themselves' in less thinking, suiting in many accidents. P are indistinguishable from The schizophrenic in thinking seeing (rim trial and error what from the unreal, the true t2r lest pattern of his disturbed three minutes. One tenth - The result was a government !Iliad the disturbed thinking of sChizo- "distorts context." and so does d 'hew got out in less than -• P - ... .-•• actording to Dr. Max many a very funny joke. such Ili) sefoneis - deaths. ' I ' ' Levin. a .psychiatrist. But he said as: A man said to the doctor Sin- - The tests revealed that some Secretary 6f ComMeroe , that for healthy people the. jokes oho had set his broken finger, ehildre%: made a purposeful effort tlair Weeks in 'a report to , s.tc a healthy and useful pur- "when this heals, will I be able Congress Monday •night proposed to escape by searching for the to play the piano?" When the In The Pasco 1,. se. Bargains while others engaged in standards for an easily operated : latch show what he meant. he doctor said, yes, he exclaimed: • :omit action both directed to- release mechanism for escapir.g.: • .1 a schizophrenie woman who "How marvelous! and I've never ard eiseaPse and undirected.".- iris:tr.:inside a closed refrigeriver ••iie,t -la termer employer had a •ilesson in -my life!" --• ,Because strr.e joungsters did Avenue schizophrenic thinking On Ryan He said the standards were And Subdivision `.0:,•to n .me was ,prnith. was her • i_r; 2 fire--•,tl ok§.03-M,- 1i? -! hr teas- rerrtinded-that- dotes on the -negative.. He eited e m:uded no safety. release will; !he Bureau of Star:dards and hor maiden name ws Jones. one patient who said -not ugly" Bargain No, I. NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK VENEER HOUSE . $12,500 with -thti- --ae loil per cent.. effrrtive when she -meant- pretty: When Children's Bureau IL-r- reaction was 10---refn-ark that' Two baths,-Tig--dining: roorti.—uTflitY room, kitchen-dinette, hardwood floors, carport dren ranging in age from 2 no of her forefathers h a 4she meant ugly - she said "not radiant heat in ceiling, two ton air-conditioner, rock wool 'RECORD MAJOR QUAKE with large storage room. Electric changed his name. • not ugly." Dr. Levin compared HONOLULU :LP. A major insulation. The report said the children - Thinking that with this joke pattern: Din- ear hquake Which cou'ai have Flaw le one by one were lured into , Dr Levin': premise was:" that er: -may I have a cup of coffee Bargain No. 2. NEW FOUR BEDROO M BRICK VENEER HOUSE . . $14,000 showing inside eatised considerable damage in without cream?" Waitress: -I'm a -playhouse" by fr ITIY a professional gag vtriter baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, electric built-in oven, electric -surface a populated area was reorded Two a Mickey Mouse - Donald Duck • ,es no better than that while! sorry, sir, we have no cream." and exhaust fan, rock wool insulation, hardwood floors. Electric in the Southwest Pacific Sunday cooker with stove .hood irtoon, The r plywood , with the ,same structure Diner: "Then I'll take it without -conditioner, Carport, covered entrance walk and porch. near the Tonga • Islands., The radiant heat in ceiling, two ton air hi use- inside was the .57C f •:.hich represents a confusion of milk." . i-h-ek..set off :idal wave .alarmy the average family refrigera•- r .f.rtn" with -"substance.- Xhat Biological Meaning Bargain No, 3. LOT NO. 20 AT 1652- RYAN AVENUE $1,000 3.,o0 away in Honolulu, Once th,e child was im,:dc is :ene of the flaws of schizo- But all these similiarities be- Ryan Avenue is located One block south of Five Points and extends west from Murray: "piav- bia! saia there was no thinking and the cartoon • stopped the phogertic thinking to eon schizophrenic °State College to 18th Street. Ryan Avenue is zoned for Brick Veneer .or Stone Rbsidenees and r. waves would re- "hasibtillogigal meaning",. CITY honse- door was shut Schrop.hrenic thinking along hiemor. with a minirrium floor area of 1,00 square feet. PAVED STREET - CITY WATER - JOHN OTiS PASCO darkness :n':ernblor. said Dr. Levin in a. report to child was left in ith ?hat of many healthy people. GAS - CITY ,SEWER. Phone 721 als., blind . to inconsistency, the American Psychiatric Assn. SPY PLEA and in 'that 'Connection Dr. Levin For instance, all kittens play AFIER COPPli:3 A the folloning jnke as typi:' - - of a family joke: corN ean't---seek- wkr_pc.npla, Think ' r.5:15 weicorne. Vogoshilov

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