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9, 1957 ied Joan. • ssip col- Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper kindly, Largest • than 1 • Cirzulation In First 'Twenty- The City ... Largest with Yr Circulation In Local News The County and Local Pictures 1United Press IN OUR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, March 30, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVIII No. 77 Jim Music Festival UN FORCE RESORTS Will Will End Today TOINORTMOBILES' IN SINAI Kirksey High To Present Indians A three Minstrel Take Over School Vie With day Music Festival As Team will end today at Murray • State The students of Kirksey College. Bands and High orchestras will present "The will compete today. Kirksey Mins- Cub Pack 45 Holds trel Meeting From Judked Revue," Friday evening, Schools on merit, the music- April 5. ians from the schools involved, The first .part Cub Pack 45 opened are rated 1, 2, will follow the last night stage by Captain Kimball, Cub- Members or 3 with 1 being regular with an Indian of the Murray City Superior. minstrel style of end war dance around master, and the three Dens hav- School Board of Education men are Charles Parker. the -.auditorium of Murray High ing- have Following are the local Billy the mes-t - original coatames joined forces with stu- Joe Crick, Rob School. The theme this the faculty of dents who placed McCallum and month were seleeted. Den Two received lithe schools in in yesterday's Bobby .for the monthly an effort to last competition. ..Joe Bazzell. Larry. Smith meeting of the first prize. Mil Seven second out a Lion's Club team will be interlocutor pack was Indians. in the Violin Cello Solos for the prize and Den Three, third prize. P. T. A. Benefit evening. The thirteen dens appeared in Basketball trials Junior, Judy Grogan, The following awards were Friday night Itn" the Murray The sextette Indian dress. A large number Murray Training School (2). compesed of made by Captain Kimball and High Gym. Brenda Young, Leona of parents were on hand to view Misc. Brass Ensembles Lawrence, Sergeant Vaughn: Line-ups for the men's Sandra Bedwell, Glenda the proceedings. Wolf game Brass choir, Murray (1). Suiter. awards: Dan Jones. Dan- may be as follows: Nancy Bazzell, `and Each Den was eaaled on the Faculty: W. Oboe Solos Betty Smith ny Orr, Steve. Douglas. Gary Z. Carter, Dennis Taylor, will -give their rendition Grogan. Fred Senior, Elsie Love, Murray of the bon McClure and Alan Schultz, Wilburn (2). old. blues lament, Cavittis_sharita Misc. Vocal4.p•sembles "Stormy Wea- Cunningham. _ • Gibson, Eli Ales-render, ther.- Bremla Young twill Bears awards: W. IP: Murray, two entries, both rate be Nick Terhune, Russell. Robert Russell featured soloist in Revival along with "Somewhere w ill Nore Winter, Alan Steytler, Ken he Board, (2). W. C. Elkins, Hugo • ..over the Rainbow." Rose: ." rilson, Hilton Hughes, Maurice Grade school numbers will be Lion awards: Ben Hogancamp, Ryan' and Dick Sykes. Preston "Playmates," "Bunny over a Begin. At hazel Dale Sykes, Mike Broach. Holland will be the player-coach County Woman Rainbow," Honey and the new Webelos award (highest rank and captain of this team. calypso number. Marxianne. ch in Cub' Scouting': Billy Wilson, For the Lion's Club, the fol- Each'h of these numbers will have Bill•Solomon. Kent Kingins, Jim- lowing will special urch Mon. be on hand: M. C. CAMELS AND ONE DONKEY routines and costumes. my Ellis, Tummy Sanders and Dies Today can be seen plodding by an brac•Il checkpoint carrying Ellis, Randall Patterson. UN emergency The high stepping David James fofce supplies en route to demarcation line positions. . chants will Hull. Blalock, The column had to use these "snortmobiles." sing such James D. Clopton, hired from Arabs, to get supplies to Sinai numbers as "The Grand Evangelist %V. B. Casey ef Pa- Giild arrow points: George Rob points inaccessible to truelts. th.a, • supet Ray, George Kimball, C. C. Mrs. Sam asas Night for Singing." "April ducah will begin a revival Hallanan. Danny Orr, Steve Tre- one of Stephens, age 74, meet- Lowry Bob Bazzell, Marvin Har- passed Showers." Get out and Get ing with the Hazel vathan, Dicky Simms, public away at her home on Baptist Church Alan Stey- ris, Joe Pat Ward, Bryan Tolley, Route Under the Moon" aqd on April 1 and tler, Ronnie Hutson ow the „cliff 1. Almo this morning at "You'll continue through Mike Broach, • Cochran, Jimmy Rogers, 12:05 a m from complications credit Never Walk Alone. Otis Jones, Steve Douglas. Max photo) mlienry Fulton, Requirement Special Rob Buie, and R. following an illness of six weeks. Drops Pressure On dance numbers have been Russell,' Gary Grogan, Dan Mc- L. Cooper The worked coach and cap- Mrs Stephens was born and out by selective group Clure. _ tain are a of mystery until the big spent all of her entire life girls. The chorines will as- Silver ..arrow points: Bobby night. in the Almo community. ForrosP pecti ve Home Buyers sist The ?lancers on several num- Herndon. George. Hallanan. Alan Line-ups for the Beck On The bers. Valentine, Austin Actor- She. is survived by her hus- Danny Orr, Danny shies and Carter Cuties are band, Sam Stephens; one daugh- Glover.' Ricky Tidwell, Johnny so many yet By VINCENT J. BURKE - mortgages. Sammons. "probable" that these ter Mrs. Bob Thompson, Almo; This was the most Army B esti sliegancamp. will remain a United Press Staff Correspondent controversial Cuts Reserve Wayne secret until Friday two grandchildren, Mrs. Dwain provision included Increase Hughes, Danny Fortner, night. Tickets WASHINGTON SP — Home- in the Linn will be on sale at McClard. Gene Outland and one subcommittee's omnibus Service As Incentive Stranak. Danny McKeel, the door buyers had some good .news to- at 50 cents adult and nephew. James Alexander bill. Ray Beren, Rennie Hutson. Pon 15 of day from the White House By MAUREEN GOTHLIN cents student Lexington, Ky. and 1 WASHING'rON afl —The Army Bailey, Tony Thomas, Larry Congress. Overwhelming Okey Seen United Press Staff Correspondent Garland, She was a member of the Flint has cut service from eight to Arlo Sprunger. Jack REASON ENOUGH President Eisenhower has re- McDonough said the move was Wallis. Mike Broach,. Baptist Church where the funer- WASHINGTON ith —The high three and one-half years for Eddie Dun- laxed credit requirements for necessary to ease the "tight" away. al will be conducted Sunday command of the Teamsters enlistees in its ready reserve pro- Scott Diuguid, Gary Turn- CLEVELAND, 0. —41Ft— When home-buyers and a strong mortgage market Union afternoon at drive and predicted it began gram. er, Joe Ward, Otis Jones, Don Willard Burton 2:30, with Rev. Paul is on in Congress would to split today under AFL- took his stepson. to make it win such overwhelming McClure. Steve Daiglas, Max Roger Dailey officiating. Burial will be easier CIO pressure en the rank and The Army announced the Pennington, fishing in Lake for them to get mortgage congressional approval Mr. Ei- Russell, Gary Grogan. in the Alma Cemetery. file to clean house of the na- change Friday in a major move Erie here and was overdue nine money. • senhower would not veto Bobcat , Friends and relatives may call it. tion's biggest union. to booll sagging enlistments in awards: Rennie Owen, hours, he didn't need an alibi. Mr. Eisenhower Friday order- The omnibus bill, which is John Bennett. at the J. H. Churchill Funeral The AFL-CIO pressure the program. Glenn Nanney, Mrs. Burton, who hat! notified ed the minimum down-payment slated for full committee was Home until the funeral hour. approv- certain The major change affected Vickie Dunn. and Larry Mc- police when on FHA-financed al next Tuesday, • to increase. they failed to return, homes reduced would also: youtig men 17 Carty. by 2 Teamster Secretary - Treasurer to 18/12 who enlist was surprised when her husband per cent to the lowest level —Caeate a "veterans prefer- Service Stars; George John English was the first for six months active duty train- Hallam, showed up with more then 200 permitted by law: 5 per cent on ence" in the FHA program. Vet- top aa,„ an. Billy . Wilson, Teamster pfficial to *Bill Solomon, ehite has Burton the first $9,000 and 2h per cent erans' down-payments split public- ma. • said they would. be ly with Up to ninv they have been W E slasey Ke Ki. -Ina. Tommy Sanders Auxiliary on amounts over that. cut 50 per Teamster President Da re- were biting so good, he just cent below dowp- Alia: Beck following his suspension qttfIed ter spend an additional lismay Hughes could not leave. Mr Eisenhower also announca payments required of non-vet- April 7. He will -speak twice Larry Ryan, Friday by 7/12 years in the ready reserve, Jimmy Williams, ed that federal home lean erans. Veterans' financing the AFL-CIO Execu- daily, at 10:30 a.m. and at 7:30 bank charg- participating in 48 two-hour drill Ben Hogarreamp, Wayne Hughes. board regulations es would tive 'Muriel' from the AFL-CIO -Bro. Casey is truly OTHER SIDE OF BENCH Board Has will be modi- be held to 5 per cent. sessions and 15 days an effec- Danny Fortner. Steve Trevathan, fied leadership. in summer to enable insured savings with -the government absorbing tive Preacher of God's Word Dickie Simms, Steve Andrus, Observers said camp each year. New ready re- THOMASTON. Ga. (IP —Judge and loan association to buy Into the additional ,Y per cent his split • may' and will be a blessing Dan Blalock. in- well serve service will be three years to all who Larry Campbell, John McGehee, who started his mortgages originated by surance premium provide a rallying point for hear other charged other following the six months of ac- him Fics preaching is char- Ronnie Colson, Ronny F o x, law practice 25 years ago, thought Regular Meet insured associations. FHA a rank and file revolt that al- home buyers. tive duty aterized by great fervency and Gwinn Jones, Dale Sykes, Jim-' Junior Sparks ready is stirring. training. brought before —Provide the Federal National we urge all to hear this mie Nichols, Eddie Outland. Relaxes Restrictions Publicity After 3ta years, the reservist man him on a moonshine charge, Mortgage Association with Plan Challenged during the days Those entering The regular quarterly meeting , The White an will ge on the standby list for of the revival", Boy Scald looked familiar. McGehee check- House said this rule additional 1 billion English publicly challengede Bro. Troop of the Executive Board of dollars in 4i. years. meaning that he is M. M Hampton, passer said. 45 from the Cub Pack ated to learn where he had seen the would relax present restrictions borrowing Beck's announcement that t h e Murray Hospital Auxiliary authority, or 500 mil- available for call-up The singing will be in charge of were Billy Wilson, Bill Solomon, Sparks before and then sentenc- was requiring most association to in- Teamster executive board in a war. held on Tuesday lion dollars more than the ad- had Cyrus Miller, the choir direc- Kent Kingins, Torniny Sanders. ed his first client March 26 at vest in mortgages on homes lo- approved a one The new program is effective to serve 12 ministration requested. These million dollar thr and song leader Theta. entering Troop months 2700 'pm at the hospital with cated wihtin 50 April 1. the same time that. the Special 77 were or pay a $256 fine. miles of their funds would be used war chest for a publicity pro- sirloins Jimmy. the president. Mrs. Edwin Lar- principal to purchase Army's new National Guard will be a featuee at most Ellis and David Hull. office. The idea is to governmeint - backed gram to counter Senate Rackets services. son in charge. make mortgages training takes effect. The re-registration of Den more mortgage funds ava- from lenders Committee charges that Beck The meeting got underway who want more Men may enlist in the Guard The pastor and the members of Mothers was made following Sleep with ilable in areas where they are took $322,000 in union funds for the Pill Case,\ a short resume ready cash. for 11 weeks active the Hazel Baptist Church extend program.' of the present now inadequate. his personal use. duty training A skit was given by • -.11 activities —Permit some further lower with the a welcome to everyone le attend Den 7. given with everyone The President acted a few "I know of no Army and then partici- 2 and 3. ing in down-payments for non- board action all services of this revival participating. A spokesman quo- hours after a House patcPin Guard. training until age Chester Thomas registered as banking veterans. This was the only that has been taken in the mat- ted Mr Warming as- saying he subcommittee lea- 28. But after next Jan. 1, Guard assistant Cub Master. completed action tare in which the subcommittee's ter and as a board member. I feels llhat the hospital is func- on an omnibus housing enlistees be required ti take bill that bill fell short of administration have not even been consulted."' Group Attends tioning to the advantage of would six months training just like the go far beyond administra- recommendations. English said. "As long as I am nursing staff and the adminis- tion Army reservists. Pre-Med recommendations in pump- general secretary-treasurer I will Conference tration, and should continue its ing funds into the "tight" mort- oppose any use M the union D efforts to provide better hospi- gage market. 'rase bialagv Children's • fiends for that purpose." professors and tal care of the sick. Albert Game Guy five -medical Rains (D-Ala.) sub- Beck said at his home in Se- pre students attend- The daily services eath Comes performed committee chairman, termed the attle. Wash., that da the &weed Pre-Mediesi Edu- by volunteers English was to date are line President's interest cut a "minor" incerrect. cation Cinferance at the Univer- Style Show and bath pack prepared, sity tray step in the right direction. Two "It was approved in a tele- of Louisville. Friday. March service at mealtime. a Bible other subcommittee To Stanley 27. These members — phone poll.". Beck said. "Every- attending were Dr. verse on the breakfast tray, Rep. Gordon L. McDonough (R- body was for it." Liza Snann. Dr. Hunter Hancock. Is -Planned and the messenger srvice. Calif.) Tom Brandstetter. and Thomas L7- -Agh-Te-y No Comment From Beck Cana. Stein- Other services that function (D-Ohio) — d. Ruddy Parrish, agreed with Rains Beck had no comment on the Futrell Today. Frank Berry, NM, • when needed are the sewing that Sr •11 ser- the President should have AFL-CIO Executive Council's Garland. . A children's style show, spon- vice and a stand by done so "months ago." ------Ws 'of the committee suspension action or its order morning session srifed by the Sigma Department - of college students under the di- They also predicted Stank-) Futrell. age 69. pas- was glyph to a paneh-diseus- of that Con- that he and union trial May the Murray Woman's Club rection of Miss -ftutayr Smith. gress--deepRe threats at a pres- sed away suddenly Shia miming Mon concerning-IS-reposed --bhead- will be presented VIENNESI MODEL Ernestine 20 on charges of "bringing th on April R at designed to entertain the hospit- idential veto—would at four o'clock from a heart at- ening of pre-medical 7700 Christine Bruckner ( above approve use labor movement into disrepute." curricula O'clock at at the club house. alized children by reading of one billion dollars tack at his home at 416 South to Include courses other was recovering from what ap- or from the Nor did he have any comment than The proceeds will go for the ben- telling stories An occasional ser- the GI life insurance 9th Street. strict sciences. A calor peared to be an overdose of reserve an the council's order for its film de- efit nIallist kindergarten, a pro- vice is that of watering and rear- fund for veterans' He is survived by his widow. -Meting surgery involving ject barbiturates In San Mateo. home Wen ethical practic*.cumrstilee tosiih•_a heart of the department. _ ranging patients flowers. Mrs Arrthie Oieen -Putreils-Mstr- Mt a elerh Co-chairmen Calif., and pollee investigated vestlgate the Teamsters to de- ire— on The •T the event are Some thought is being given ray: one daughter, Mrs._ _J and defrayal. seatendanee Mrs. a farewell note addressed to termine whether it is dominated Bethel- Ritleadson and Mrs. alse'to toys for the children. Corbin, Clewiston. Fla.; one ;it medical college concluded Claus Spreckels, Jr., grandson nilospital by "corrupt influences." the Rupert Shyers. The narrator will ' An ice crusher for 'the - first News I brother, Vergil Futrell, Wand morning phase of of the sugar king, John D. The Executive Council acted the program. be•Mrs. Allen McCoy. • floor was discussed and approved Rapids. Mich.. and one half - 'She afternoon program consisted Spreckels, She WWI found in within two days after Beck in- The script will be prepared by for purchase. Friday's complete record follows: brother, Deitzel Bell, Hazel Hurst, of guided tours-thrhugh her apartment by Spreckels? vokrd the Fifth Amendment 117 the Uni- Mrs. Jiihn N. Purdom. Mrs. A ,ruarninating committee corn- Patients admitted from Wednes- Miss.; two granddaughters, Nan- versity of Louisville daughter and son-in-law, Mr. times rather than answer ques- Medical James Parker. Mrs. ah. B. Boone.• posed of Mrs. Ronald dby 9:00 a.m. to cy Bell and Mary Nell Corbin, School and and Mrs. Donald Fletcher, after Churchill, Friday 1:30 p.m. tions about his finances the Louisville Gen- Jr.. Mrs. Bethel Richardson and Mrs. Audrey Simmons Census before Clewist:•n. Fla. eral Mrs. Fletcher said she received and Mrs. 28 the Rackets Committee. Hospital. • Mrs. Silvers.- . Lucille Ross, was elected to pre- Mrs Clay Darnell, 705 Poplar Mas Futrell was a veteran of ' Enroute back to Murray. Hostesses a phone call from the 35-year- The council opened the way the for the oreasion will pare the slate of new officers. St., Murray; 'Mrs. Bobby Mc- Woad War I, having serving Group visited My Old Kentucky be Mrs. Allen Rose. old beauty. (International) toward increasing pressure ;on Mrs Purdom The fourth Tuesday in April Cuiston and baby girl. 104 So. with the U. S. Navy. He was a Home at Bardstown and Outland the 1,500,000 teamsters to oihst the and Mrs. Richardson. is the annual meeting, at which 15th St , Murray; Mrs. Kate postal employee with the Mur- Beck and many of his associates Mrs. Glindel Reaves and Mrs. time new officers will be Goenner, Hazel: Mrs. Taz Gallo- ray Post Office for thirty-five elec- at the Union's convention Vernon Shown- are in charge of MO. ted. in years before his retirement last way. Almo; Mr. Jerry White, September. mimic and Mrs Herman Kelley year. Funeral Of Miss Weather Volunteers are still needed in Hazel; Mrs. J. 0. Parker, So. 12th Ellis is ,in charge of publicity: order He was a member of the Elm to further the aim Of the St., Murray; Mrs. Clay Jones, Bettie Beale Today --elething will be ktrnished by Grove Baptist Church. Funeral Report auxiliary. Rt. 1, Benton; Mrs. R. L. Crider, the follotving local merchants, arrangements Attending were Mrs G. B. 212 No. 2nd St., Murray. A "SQUARE" DEAL. are incomplete. The funeral ii! Miss Bettie Littleten's. Danny Duncan The Cherry's. Lerman Scott. Mrs. Verne Kyle, _Mrs. Friends may call at the Max Beale will. he held at Southwest Kentucky —Mostly 2:30 this Bros., Belk-$••ttle Cempany and Ronald Churhchill, Mrs. Audrey NEW Churchill Funeral Hume until afternoon at 2730 cloudy with little change Danny Duncan is pictured in YORK tth -- A noted with Dr. H. C. Love's Children's Shop.. in tem- Simmons, Mrs. Lucille Ross, OW COME NOW the funeral hour. Chiles perature Mrs. one of his typical leaps toward jazz bandleader went In to the officiating. .Toys will be furnished by Mur- today, tonight and Sun- N. Farris, Mrs. N. Johnson and the basket which put him in fifth Cafe B;themia in Greenwich Pallbearers will be W. P. Rus- ray Home and Auto Store. 13ec- day. Showers late tonight and Mrs. WASHINGTON Vil- N. Y. CHteCH•GOING Edwin Larson, — A dis- place in the top lage the other sell. H. C. Corn. J. B. Wilson. orations, for the event Sunday. High today and Sunday gruntled scorers of the night to hear w ill be woman who made a county Masen Ross, Vernon Hale. near 60. Low tonight 40. this past season. Roy Eldridge. At the end of ALBANY. N. Y.,*--4h- A sur- W. Z. done by Bob Thomas. . COMMISSION NUCLEAR SUB keen obeervation. complained to Carter, Tom MeElrath Some 5:30„. m. He received the Game Guy the evening he tipped the waiter vey by the National and Max Tickets for the style show . a. temperatures: the Civil Aeronaufies Board: Caurwil of Beak. Louisville 36, Lexington Award after being nominated by only a quarter. Churches showed be available at -The Cherrys or 35, WASHINGTON ith —The Navy "They told me my plane would that 66.6 per Friends a/Bowling the daily Ledger and Times. He The waiter is employed may call at the home mat be secured from any mem- Green 41. Paducah 44, plans to commisison be delayed because by a rent of all New York state resi- the sub- of power will receive the plaque from silver at 321 North Seventh Street sin- ber of the department iir by Covington 33, London 29 and marine Seawolf shop during the day. He dents attend church regularly. — the nation's' plant failure. I know that wasn't Coach Ed till the funeral hour. phaning 1935. Hopkinsville 43. Diddle at the Ken- is squaring the coin and mailing The U. S. aierage 61.1 1278, ar • second nuclear sub — March true because all the airport lights lucky is per cent. The J. H. Churchill Evansville. Id.. 42 Education Meeting in it back to the -bandleader, Who Funeral evening. 30. at Groton, Conn. -were on." The survey was based on reports Home is in charge Louisville next month is a famous clarinetist. af arrange- • Madras will be children of the from 114 religious- bodies. 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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENT .00ICY SATURDAY — MARCH 30, 1957 tHE Roberts Ready ganie_s when they beat the St. nected for ehth-inning homers FIGHT RESULTS • LEDGER & TIMES Louis Cardinals, 6-1. Joe Ad- off Steve Gromek as the Pitts- For Eighth cock walloped a homer and sing- PERLINHED BY LEDGER TEMEE. PtBLISILING CO'MPAN In.. Sports Parade burgh Pirates rallied to beat the )e to drive in four runs. Chet Consolidation of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times, and la., Opening Day Detroit Tigers, By United Press *Imes-Herald Nichols and Gene Conley com- 6-5. October 20, 1928, az.d the West Kentuckian, January OSCAR NEW YORK — Isaac Logart, 11, 1942. ,Ity FRALEY and never' was right thereafter. bined to limit the Cardinals - to Edit. Winceniak United Press Sports Writer By UNITED PRESS and Joe Mac- 147/14, Camaguey, Cuba, out-' "I've been throwing hai•der Rebin Roberts Mirhady only', three safeties. pointed Gil Turner, 14844, Phil- ' JAMES NULLIAMS, NEW YORK — fwe aging for his kö.. hit homers as the Chicago C. PUBLISHER than at any tune since then," eighth straight opening day as- • The'New York Yankees squar- adelphia, (10). veterans could spell the nit-. he glows. ed their "spring 'World Series" Cubs scored an 8-2 victory reserve -There's no pain and signment and a season that'll over We the right to reject ally Advertising. Letters to the Editor. ference toaay for the pennant I believe at two games or Public Voice I'm on my way to show whether he's still one of each with- a 4-3 their Memphis farm hands and items whic,h in our opinion are not for the best hopes of the Cincinnati Reds. e regaining' my stride." victory over the Brooklyn Dod- interest of our readers. There is no question but what baseball's super stars. _the Kansas City Athletics do NASSAU, BWI —Yaina Baha-ib wee , 17 in 1949 -- The powerful gers. Yogi Berra and BUT Skow• the dearly Redlegs. have the bat- right - hander ron ed their Buffalo farm club, ma, 14941e, Bimini, BWI, out- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE The 33-year old Meyer, who demonstrated that Friday each hit his first homer of WITMER CO., 1368 ting muscles. As usual, the prob- when the spring for in other games. pointed Willie Johnson, 148, Monroe. Memphis, Tenn.: 250 Park Ave., New York; ..07 Michigan won 17 games in 1949. also has he became the first Philadelphia the world cham- N. lem is the pitching. pions while • Duke Snider horn- Miami, Fla., (10). Ave, ChicagQ, 60 Bolyston St., Lleatue , But something else going for him. Phillies' pitcher to go_ nine inn- - Warren Hacker ahel Russ "When - I got erecl for the Dodgers. 1.1..yLr may supply the answer mad, I started ings enroute to a 5-4 triumph Entered at the Post Odic., Murray, Kentucky, for transm‘qston throwing instead of pitching." over the Chicago White Sox. Herb Score and Cal McLish asi fur a club which finished only he Second Class Matter two games back admits. "It was no way to Roberts held the White Sox to pitched two-hit ball that enabl- last season. be and I had to learn Invitations Worthy SUBSCRIPTION Word out of the spring train- to control seven hits and was in trouble ed the Cleveland Indians to beat RATES: By Carr.er in Murray, Per week 20c. Per myself. I think I've done it." the Boston lied Sox 7-1. Chico esonili 85c. in Calloway and adjikning counties, og camps is that Hacker may only in the fuurth inning when 1 per year $3.50; else- all by himse two singles, a walk and Sherman Carraluel and Al Smith homer- of the Occasion... where, $5.50. lf. The big If he has even at this • isi,n stage Lollar's homer produced ed forthe Indians and Ted Wil- It is important that wedding invitations e.j from the anemic of his career,--Meyer all their F Cnicago Cubs in could be runs. liams smashed a 4110--footer off or announcements be of the finest SATURDAY — MARCH 30, 1957 November. will a surprise benefit to the pitch- find it a novelty being with a Warren Hacker, Birdie Teb- Score for his second round-trip- quality and in the best taste. To be poor Redlegs. betts' per of the -spring. Club. which can get him some Hacker is No. 1 reclamation project, sure of both, order here. the big hope to also went the distance Five Years Ago Today runs. provide the winning difference Friday The New York Giants clinch- Only Eight Runs and could be when he pitched the Cincinnati ed the Cactus League title when Ledger and Times File He the deciding factor Redlegs to 7-2 LEDGER & TIMES was only. 3-13 last season, of the pennant race. Anything a decision over they beat the Baltimore Orioles, put small wonder. In seven of Meyer contributed the Washington Senators. 4-2, to make their spring record would be that Milwaukee Mrs. Stanford Schroader. age 14, passed away at her those unlucky 13 defeats • the much cravy. Braves made it 1-8. Get Our Estimates Cubs gave him seven wins in home on Dexter Route One Friday morning at 10:45: 4 a total of only their last eight Dale Long and Lee Was con- eight runs. Earlier, when he Survivors are her husband, parems, one son and two sisters. lost eight in a row, the Cubs - didn't About get him a single run over MURRAY seven hundred persons visited the Ledger and asnan of 30 innings. 4/RIVE-IN Times otTice theot.e yesterday: and last night during open house There is doubt that even a se, for held by the daily paper. Bob Feller could win with such WING! SEE THE The .occasion of the open house was the opening of listless batting support and this OPEN 600 a modern accounted for', Hacker's office supply store and the fifth year of the feeling SHOW STARTS .... 6:45 newspaper as a daily •paper. -I had to strike out everybody '- to win .a game." • RefreshrnentS - were served during .the: open- house A sidearm fastball pitcher with NOW OPEN and each lady wits :presented with a' carnation. an adequate kritickler, the - • 32- _McCord_ left • W eel.ne.sday for Louisville year eld Hacker • has looked -food EVERY NITE! . -to resume his studies at the- University of Louisville In eee'rinso training e of Schoem r, TONITE Medicine after visiting his parents, Mr. and ho obtained ONLY! Mrs. j.'A: from:retie:Cubs late as IcCord, for a week's tisit following an illness lastSeason. eks. of four had a Mere mark of one win * 7-135 against six losses last seasep. t a recent meetink of the siaff of the Houston-Mel But the "Mad Monk" 'ROCK ISLAND Devi Clinic hurt. his Dr. Ceittenden Lowery of Memphis, , arm against Br •klyn iti June • ntitIt'" was se -ted as Tenn. 1 • General Surgeon and will move to •Mur- - ray -to b in his practice July 1. 1932. FORREST WWI • Mei SW Dr. Tennis Team L -err is highly trained and the local medical. Begini„Thp• group ft. els honored to obta:n a man of his and training charaCter • s till the vacancy left by the untimely tragic death and Into Florida okt\Pr. Hal E. Houston. Dr. Lowery is mar- r—OltIC3A ried and has sn age '6.. 741 I The Thoroughbred tennis team, "C !'c,%'!' c,%' Mr. and Mrs,. .eorge Williams spent Murray •state;s- newest and most • • with the Keneuckyl\week-end 11+ - itt.34 Dr. and Mrs. bernathy at their farm at .vinning sp..firt starts on the. first ef its five day -Flerida ea-ea ..ion today opposing the CiaCE: Pensacola Naval racket men a; SUNDAY - MONDAY 10 Years Pensacola. • . • - Ago This Week It will mark the first Southern FIRST RUN Ledger and Times File trip for many of the members a- they launch a rugged sched.u.,• MURRAY against According to Cai'mon Parks,.Plans veteran tennis men wh., were made on perform in the spoil Thursday, March ii.-.;5t the ilazel\High School the year lishing for estab- ,round. But the. Breda...have beii: The "Baby-faces" who - a loc-al chapter--..f the NatiOnal Beta flub, up ice leadership a serv- an amazing reputation 'In organizatfi,n for senior high school stu- .(nly its third year having Mve just taken As always look to Tappan for the - dents of America. - , walk- ed away 0:h the OVC lete4 Om first stum- newest and finest! You'll find these A three-hour service will be held - n Good brilliant new Tappan/ for 1957 are April Friday, 4, at the M drraY First• Methodist Church. 1"T.'he Racer whaCkers are led bling step bettee than wort service, correspondirg The:-oy-- t,, the last hours on the cross, All-Areerican John Powlec be presented Will who has yet to drop down Sin thrPq.i.rh. the Looperation- of four Murray a singles -S • • ii.eibiee us college play.-Jrittnr., tireet, . I Kieg and monroe 51.11n Clilealowelloo4 41r. ;int.! TVeutiell BinaTe—t: 'entertained ail O'clock -Abe -Eight----termen from tasryear's squad . JR; Ali Club Saturday night. March 22, with a .Others pat Iv bridge making the trip offered for the first time at•thtir home on Payne Street.' Coach Rex Alexander Mrs. are B. .L aed _claughtet. Mrs.. W."R. • Dunov high zegarded iresomi-• with all thes• features and Mr.- brim 'Paducah. m Chicapi. have dust- returned from a Dave add motor trip w ,.st where they visited Mr. owensty.ro. Larry Henson. Flo: . • Vi S 104:I Ii•le IND St(01110 9h ". Oven Door coirn and Mrs. Mal- Ill. S. Saies and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jackson of tPowless.,,,tow.n) and Da. • Chromium Oven Interior • Lift-off Oven Roswell. Newe.--,mbe.._ Flat M". and Mrs. Galon tiot;gh and- children River, M Door • Two F z• Storoge Compartments Los Angeles. of ".....noy was-one of the top dub: - . - • Plus wirsay otii44 Isertatil cosy sweeties. Mr. les player in Paducah. W. C. Phillips spent Sunday with Follewing and Mrs. M. 1 Mr. the meeting with Clark and family of Murray Afternoon sailors. Murray calk;rs were spendsUniv.:.. Apr Mr. and MN. II. II. Brown. , Fool's-o day with the • of Florida Gators in Gain. a the _et MONTHLY es The latter has long been 4 Cott' $1211 tfile power, elinqUenTS 20 Years Aga On Tuesday thcy invade this Week .ins R, Delivers • Ledger and Cellege. an old cage fee at The Hoods $49.95 T;rnes File cencluee the trip with a ma', and Gun -Molls of at Florida State Wednesday, Tomorrow! .k. 'A. assistant chief engineer of ti:e Rsiessea te,v nessee Valley Ten- MILD ARTISTS 'Aiithority. told the Lower Tennessee As- si.ciati-e-, in a :ctter received Tuesday. In making meringue pi, the.,Gilbertsville sprinkle Dam "..nwaid---i-re -undertliken at the powdered sugar on u earliest practicable meringue before THEATRE time, in vie‘‘ of.its.irripfe-tan.e for thiod it's baked. T1. control." will prevent the knife from T'r.e LTVAv-.T.eaded by br. Richmond. plans sn is delegat;on to send a mg when editing the pie. to•.%Va.hington April 3 to 'Petition Congres-s - — - for an increased appropriation for the Gilbertsville Max Dar. II. hill, youngest on of J. H. MONDAY, APRIL 1 -- and Churchill, 8:15 P.M. .Lisoc_iateci with.- the J.- F'-unrrat Borne, S.. Sp•rkliag New corni,ieled :-oep ,:ti (•,-Par,e in p mha,:rning at the Gupton- Murray State College Jopp4-., school of Etril•aint.nit. Tt•nn., 'a%Lai-ded and wic. Fi-olay. March 19. A class of Auditorium the eX.rcliLes at the Veuenly aies" A. T. school. cf the mist prominent _• farmers al 7 e: of the Harris l.roxe New Beauty — New Performance • dii.i a' ..i- 1, 'n -,,• !here last Thur,4404...4.4,pneli- nlin.t. 1,.1.tx1 Mr. Adams, who at a Minimum cost 'e aore.r .1 4.1i I F.., tr.t foe hiet IinaCie If. I. w.es two daughter-. Mr-. this sliart new Tappan in Nera Hart and :%Ir4.- your kitchen! rki 1.. Two. -i-•ep -. Mrs.. Just 118 your family Hazel. Ellis and deserves the .--•-. anal tine lc T. Xthirt)•• fineat, of weals, you de- serve the Kne—sI of ranges ...the new r.r.iVen-itry ,4* tie Murray it Camp ; — 1957 '('app-it! bunt ....pen house wait, see and V r P. e Teppan now d. it w:as announced • I Rol,ert Hisle. ILight, clock and appliance outlet, . 27-, was fatal:y injiired in an auto- at shown, optional of ttxtra cost) : 1...nri lat.. Friday. He d- 1,, iod an •:(.14-n-t at the Mason Hospital whore nty $121 i-i-i f t 7, MONTHLY Craq Livestock $29495 Deli r r Report ;P, PROPANE Presented By The MURRAY ROTARY CLUB for the benefit of the • KENGAS Rotary Club Student -Loan Fund Tickets on sale at: SERVICE DALE & STUBBLEFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COLLEGE BOOK STORE BANK OF MURRAY The Name To Trust in LI! Gas •• •Ut a oy -PEOPLES BANK 1.12.1i9ne 11ZZ aici46. Murray, Kentucky. e,1.• [105 No. 5th St.

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By married than Noted New The Woman's among persons York Association Among Surgeon of who men, several causes OK Says remain single, of the College Presbyterian Church or those whose death shove: markedly ,higher marriage has will have a rummage sale in the been broken blr mortality among the By DELOS SMITH Lat. leas'. the death unmarried operating room is Hart Building or divorqe. than United Press Science one across from the the manned. The tubercus. Edit-Or of the most critical areas in Musician The married have an NEW YORK t 'Letiger ac Tunes on North Fourth advent- losis death rate is four times as —According to ' the , hospital," h econtinued. "If age as to martality Dr. William StreeL at every high. The death rate from in- F. Macfee, a well- graduate nurses are not needed period of life, known NEW particularly prior fluenza and pneumonia is 2% New York surgeon, the I there, it hardly seems YORK — George to age 45, necessary . according to t h e times as high among widowers, 'trend" among nursing supervi- I to have them • Melachrino is an Englishman who statisticians. anywhere." Sunday, March 31 conducts Among males at and the single and sors in hospitals is "to an orchestra that mar- ages divorced are delegate An important Music Depart- 20-44, for example, the at even gretrter more and greater . Nevertheless, -the trend in shals phalanxes of stringed in- disadvantage. responsibilities I ment Chorus rehearsal at two,. death rate for the married "Accidents to nursing training schools is struments to produce lush, is also take a rela- assistants whose abili- toward red.uc- thirty o'clock at the fat, only about half that tiun of the Woman's relaxed music to get for the tively higher toll _among unmar- ty to perforth such duties may time a student nurse Club House. you into single, and an even . • spends a mood of happy smaller frac- ried men,- the statisticians re- be questioned." • in the operating room and • • • • quietude. He uun of the rate has visited for the widowed port. "At ages 20-44 the motor some are inclined to omit operat- dance joints in 17 or divorced. - Dr. American 'vehicle accident CAPT. RUFUS SAYLOR of Llma, 0., points out areas of search for Macfee was giving his ing room training altogether. Monday, April clues and has colt* The death rate is - It 1 - difference Is not so mark- four the transport plane missing in the Pacific with 67 persons aboard. views on "the nursing problem":cannot be '• The Business to a startling conclusion, old times as high fur widowers said, 'he added, that Women's Circle ed among females, and At right is Col. G. L. Douglas, director of search to other members chap. it is only and divorced men as fur the some 250 miles of the Ameri- present educational policies of /of the WMS of the First Baptist recently that southeast .1 Japas. They are in Tokyo. married (laternattorkii Scanciphoto) can College Rock 'n' roll is just fine. women married. Frequency of suicide, of Surgeons. and it nursing schools," have led to the Church will meet at the home of That's have had a lower is a problem what the man says. mortality than likewise, is higher — at these because there simp- better care of patients." Miss •Lorene Swann at six-thirty the unmarried at ly aren't "One of the reasons I appre- every age. As sane ages, five times as high as many trained nurses o'clock. Note change in tune. .late as 1940 the His opinion, he said, ciate it,", he says, "is that it's death rate at among divorced men, and six available for hospital nursing is that ages 20-24 was WORST SPRING ON RECORD ".'whatever so very opposite to the slightly higher times as highs among widowers." duties as there were before the causal relations type of for the music that I specialize married. The greater Sm- World War 11. ships may be, the quality as well The Lottie Moon Circle of the in. I see • it from the • . as the availability. of nursing WMS of the First Baptist Churct opposite viewpoint." Bul Melachnno started the poorly trained or un- service has deteriorated. Excep- will meet at the home of Mrs. the "music for" fad live NORTH FORK trained -nurses' 'assistant" or lions to this general observation Eugene Tarry, Jr., at seven years ago- and Buchanan -thirty has fathered "nurse's aide" definitely . are found in the o'clock. a parade of record News is not older group of albums theeswer -to the problem muses and of music for: Dining, from individually among relaxing, a surgeon's viewpoint, recent skaduates." reading, courage, cun- Mr. and Mrs. News said Dr. fidence, Charlie Wicker Macfee who noted Tuesday, April 2 sleeping, daydreaming, of Paducah, that surgeons , working, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. "are .being Problem Very Real The Cora Graves Circle of studying, and fur "IMO Key, Mr. Severalbaround sick this asked to accept aides the and Mrs. Warren ,Sykes past , Woman's Aasociation people alone.'' week. Colds etc, including as substitutes for instrument. of the Col- and Mrs. Clara Wicker Misses But "the mirsing problem" is lege Leta Off Steam and sun Julia Chrisman, nurses in the operating room." Presoytenap _Church will A.ncil were supper Sharon McClure, verb' veal, he granted. Business , But he will talk guests of Mr. Nellie Ruth . Most Critical meet. with Mrs. Robert Hornsby at length and Mrs. Canady, Nancy Area - and industry hire nurses about ruck 'n' roll. Jack Key Saturday Grubbs, "In as they ;at eight o'clock. Members O.K. let him night. Lane Freeland, Mrs. Me- the mind of the surgeon, are -graduated note talk: for clinics and change in date, sas Freeland, Bruce Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh infirmaries, and -salaries, work- 1 • • • • "I don't think there's any- Paschal Mrs. Ross Williams. • thing visited Mr. and Mrs. ing hours, and pension plans bad about it. It's lively, Billy Bald- Mrs. Jisiimy Alton and as i Ths 'essie Ludwick win Sunday Mrs. well have been made attractive." Circle of rhythmic, and gives the young afternoon. Herbert Alton visited the Woman's Miss Mr. and Anyway young Association of the people a chance to let off steam. Helen Huffman and How- Mrs. Tommy women are dis- !College Jackson one morn- Hoffman's Presbyterian Church will "It's a darn sight ard Morris visited Miss ing • zisclinied better than Huff last week. to become nurses — sd - I meet with Mrs. Ada Hubbard hugging close together, man's parents in Mr. FABRIC SHOP fnaliS .OW fields uf at dancing Mississippi over and Mrs. Red _perry and clasping each other' the week end. family tras----e-ft- opened for them. I while listen- have moved to Mrs. Stella • • • • trig to wailing Mr. and "SEW The result has been that train- and moaning Mrs. R. D. Key, Mrs. Wilson's place over on Providence and SAVE" songs about Here I Warren ing school requirements Murray Am All Alone Sykes and Susan, Mr. road. have , Assembly No. 19 or- With The Phone 308 c.,en made Moon. Ruck *n'' roll and Mrs. Oman Paschall, Mr. less rigorous ansi the Ger of the Rainbow fur Gins will is Mr. and Mrs. a far healthier thing for kids and Mrs. Glynn Orr Rupert Sanders SHADING covers area 1641 Miller - Murray tame a .student nurse "spends ' lioid ireguiar and sun, visited of the worst spring blizzard on record to meeting at the on the dance floor. It encourages Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vaughn in practical training in the warns" l...i.asonic Mrs. Douglas Van Dyke, strike the central plains states. Even trains were bogged to a stop. Hall at seven - thirty free expression of Murray Sunday afternoon. has bees "greatiy their own Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gallimore, reduced." o ciock. individuality. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Alton, • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Galon Morns and "It's a kind of free Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alton HEARING ' ••In recent years emphasis has ' dancing, son visited Mrs. Ella Morris AID GREEN CABBAGE rather akin to and Janice went to Calvert City been piaoeit upon training nurses the Greek dancing Sunday afternoon. 4 I PROVIDES VITAMINS of thousands of years ago and Gilbertsville, viewing the BATTERIES 1 for supervisory and aciminstra- I when ' Mr. and Mrs. Gaion Dale & Stubblefield Morris and Dam Sunday Drug there . were language dialect dif- afternoon. ' tiv e. °titles in reiativels little son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Galli- The greener the segetable .ficullagirs.-ter rd if they F1111 ALL IAIESiFiiIiju "'trees on the practical aspects of the wanted more spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mike Freeland AIIS more vitamin to teg• y they would dense with Mr. and PRESCRIPTIONS aahrts4 Aid A it has, sae and users et;.1 toe glit•SO• 1 the nrufession. As a matter of Mrs. Taylor Holley. children were Saturday night ii •• *ow Extension it. • cam a cornp.rt• . -• fact, food • specialist at the visitors Ole Aid latteries bedside nursing Little Donnie Paschall • visited of Mr. and Mrs. Mason It is no .0:4, metes. has been University of Kentucky, , It's The airy to oblate batteries so search Primitive Freeland and n•on 5a,5 to actively .cescouraged." I his uncle Vergil Paschall Sunday. Lane. resets- sources Vuus out the "Rock 'n' our Heatin• 514 de. 1 greenest head of cabbage roll is essenttly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas PFAFF PFAFF 'garter% at taw Ilrst es Darce Kuykendoll and Clayton PFAFF PFAFF opoort.a:ty See .• He hoped i you can laid. a dance form. The est - St7DIOTOICC- Rear.ne the nursing profess i This vegetable music that of Nashville, visited Mr. and ices too goest family .from Georgia, and Mr. 11. WI MS SAPPY sin itself Would solve is alsu valuable Tor' Vitamin withth is essentially a drum Mrs. TO OMER rir.s com- -the nurs- C, . and Wilburn Clayton over the PUT! ItArriltY which Mrs. Junior Kuykendoll and la. EXISWICZ FOR THE .!Ig problem." And 'and' ss in a class with Awithieue, week JUST IN TIME FOR EICIITIXTVICE he remindeuTs' citrus -end. SPRING SEWING OF IELAJLTMG 500CEIRE since pwrimitivheastimbeen son of Chicago visited Mr. and .se. profession that '-the patient fruits and tomatoes when eaten BROWNIE 11. notourselves,kidof us "_are Mrs. One Kuykendoll sover the by and his aoctor are vitally inter- , raw, lle . 11* close to the primitive. i week end. ested parties and any satisfactory It's a very WALLIS DRUG If it is to be cooked, good thing to let the Mr. and Mrs. Nathanial On' MISS IN MOTOR leshentitIGIVIVIEIGHT ; sittlemeni must mi.-et their. the primitive secret a to holt the shredded pume out in us, no matter what and daughter. Mr. and Mrs, leaves quickly, ler about. 5 mi- age we are. Ralph : Kennedy visited Tell Orr's DETROIT "'(‘Po — With Lou NEVI, nutes. Then drain well, season, "I've 'danced rock 'n' roll and Sunday, Winterberg it's a case of ' th, to ?ORIOLE and serve with butter, cream so has my wife — to Elvis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sykes course before the car. On com- Presley pleting and shredded cheese, or a cheese . records in our home. and son Tony, Mr. and Mrs. a high school course Pc01 She driver mechanics. sauce. hurt her leg, and I &trained Conrad Sykes. and Mr.' and 3.4m. Miss Winter- cL▪. my back. Billy Culledge visited Warren berg said: -Now that know Wallis I For crispness, "Incidentally, what makes cars Drug s which is of the waltz when Sykes' Sunday afternoon. run, I think it first importance in a salad. store first started was banned as Mr. and Mrs. Othel Paschall I'll learn to drive one." so automatic WE HAVE IT ___ indecorous WE WILL GET IT 'i the dampened head of cabbage and was viewed with visited Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Pas- JUST horror YOU DIAL FOR STYLE I in a plastic bag in the refrigera- the fact that two chall and Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus . OR IT CAN'T people held Li▪ BE HAD tor, ,,r place it in tee water each other in their Paschall Sunday afternon. arms and moved Max H. Churchill for 15 minutes. Shred just before around to- Mrs. Hugh Paschall visited her I gether. When it first started it Funeral S. 1 serving and for variety combine grand mother, Mrs. Sallie Evans Horne was only done in private with tomatoes, onions, and green circles. in Paris Hospital Friday. Superior "In rock 'n' roll, on the other Ambulance pepper: diced pineapple; apples Mr. and Mrs. Milford Orr and hand, the couple more : or less Service - Equipped it's_FESTIVAL time and carrots; raisins and . nuts, or son visited George Jenkin's Sun- at have motions apart from each with Oxygen chopped onio n. pimento and other. It's almost a day. , cchopped variation — Friendly Service — • peanuts. of folk dancing." Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Vandyke visted Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sills 311 N. 4th St. Ph. 98 Saturday night. exclusive, new —LAST TIMES TONIGHT— Jerry Vandyke who has been "SLIDE-VN" AR Lermans stationed in Oklahoma is now Jack Carson - Mickey Rooney stationed at the U. S. Naval ...time "MAGNIFICENT ' Center at Memphis, Tenn, for you to try this exciting ROUGHNECK" COLLEGE to new whis- A -I.-S-0 per-light cotton bra "SCREAMING EAGLES" Traffic Tickets CLEANERS Ye tth Tom Tryon VOW! FREE Pick-up & Delivery A. • Mid. on gloves to Expert Dyeing ServIc• web.ode. 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McCANN sion to intensify Anierican co- FOR RENT "FOR operation with tee IL SALE I SERVICES OFFERED United Press Staff Correspori ent members of 1 Soviet Russia is showing a te the Baghdad Pact was to be SEVERAL COPIES of FURNISHED 4P'., furnace heat, the Led'ger PIANOS, new displeasure over developnzs expected. and Times pre ate bath, 304 S. 4th Street, and used. eibt..rn IRONING DONE at dated Sat., March 23. my home, in the Every move the United one block south of White, 403 Chestnut St., Murray, 810' international situation States We need several of this issue for Post Office. Main Street. Katie Simmons, makes in See Ky. Al2P In recent days, the Moscow' the Micide! East lessens our files. Please bring to Mrs. B. F. Berry at 300 S. Phone- 109-M. A1NC the radio and Moscow newspapers ehe chance that fttesia by intri- Ledger and Times. Vie 4th. Phune 103. .A1C - l will give SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath have denounced gue and subversion will be able Scents per copy. President Eisen- M3ONC FIVE ROOM HOUSE. Available and sun parch, haruwoue floors Acne Blame On hower's decision to join the mil- ; to get a lasting foothold in that now. Unfurnished. Mrs..' Bub Mc- Large lot. "fee) blocks from high itary committee of the Baghdad area. at HELP Cbistion, 503 Olive. Call 33. A1C school. Can be bought ear $3800. Hormone Activity • Pact against Communist aggres- Above, "Fats" Domino gives out a lot of Rock 'n Roll WANTED Increases West's Quick .tale. W. H. Brown Real sion in the Middle East. Unity in the above scene from "SHAKE, RATTLE AND NICE Garage Apartment. Electric Estate. Gatlin Building.- Phone LOS ANGELES They have denounced the sign- The Meaty for ROCK!," which is playing along as a double feature. of search for ROUTE MEN. Major stove and refrigerator furnished. -eh- A Uni- the common U. S. com- 2042. -Home 146. Ale versity ing in Rome of a new treaty un- European with "RUNAWAY DAUGHTERS," ersons pany will Near college. Call of California scientist has market and the atomic starting Sunday aboard. train and finance am- 2363. A1C der which six PLUMBERS his own theory as to what causes European coun- energy pool is bad news 1 o r at the Varsity Theatre. Others ome 250 miles bitious men for established retail PIPE cutting oil, tries in the cast along with FURNISHED APT., 2 rooms and those unsightly pimples on adoles- agree to form a common Russia because it increases the Scennelphoto) route. $80 and expenses given Shell Oil product, 750 gallon. "Fats" are Joe Turner and Choker Campbell and bath. Private entrance. Stoker cents. market, free of tariff barriers, unity of Westerr. European coun- Very first week. Car and refer- Glendal Reaves. Phone 184-W. his Rock 'n Ron Band, also Tough Connors and Ster- heat. W. P. Dulaney, 1112 Olive, The scientist-Dr. Victor D. and to pool their resources for tries and makes it harder for ences necessary. For interview A1C ling Holloway. phone 1123-W. A1C Newcomer. asistant professor of the development of atomic pow- the big brains in the Kiemlin phone Paducah 3-2777 a- 3RD 'between HI GLOSS Enamel. Only $4.95 dermatology in the U C medical er for peaceful purposes. to stir up jealousies and rivalries. 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. or HOUSE at Almo Heights. Mod- write to gallon. Glindel ReaVes. Phone school - here, suggests the basic The decision of the United The hardened Russian attitude 0122 Columbus Ave., ern conveniences, newly decorat- • Paducah, Ky. 184-W. Al? cause of acne-the name for the States- to supply Great Britain on German reunification is clear- Read Our Clabsifieds ed. 5 rooms and bath. Call 906- M30C pimples' of adolescence-is a com- with long-range atomic missiles ly a reflection of the dangerous A2C NOTICE plex arising from increased hor- has been condemned. situation in the Communist sate- UNFURNISHED',Garage apart- monal activity which comes with Lassie Refuses Again llite countries. A separate . East AIDS FOR NEW YORK --(live - ment, 719 Poplar. Clifford Melu- purberty. Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bul- German state, completely sub- In) A-1 jobs; to $180 monthly. ORNAMENTAL IRON, cast and gin, Phune 1335, 1002 Sharpe. This, an turn, reeults in a ganin in a letter to West German servient to Russia, is an essential Free room and board, fare Wrought designs, porch columns, ad- atirgy of activity in the skin's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, to the Soviet government and Murray Lumber A2P Co. Inc. vanced; nicest families; railings, mail box and light post, fast sta- glands, Newcomer believes. has repeated Russia's refusal to will be for a long time. tion. Write Gem Agency, 35 picnic tables, yard. forpN!:.:ife, ate. "EVERY FOOT A Lin- Probably the warning was giv- SQUARE DEAL" coln, Roslyn Heights, New ( Low prices, easy terms, free es- 104 East York; .Bus. Opportunities_ .j.i en to Norway not only because Maple St. Phone 262 N.Y. r - • ITC timates. Mayfield Ornamental i nuclear weapons bases in Nor- 2881 Collect. . A4c Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle GOL 3EN OPPORTUNITY CROSSWORD PUZZLE way would be to owl • uncomfortably and service brand new close cigareee SINGER SEWING Machine rep- ACROSS 37-Fruit of '15777 S A R.!A • _ to Russia but .because there OFFICE POSITION OPEN mechines. Ptak .E1A N Machines handle elev- resentative in Murray. For spies, 38--Clump of herbs AVE 'A 7 0.1 Y seems to be increasing realiza- Attractive offices. en 1-Slok In middle 40-Guided It'o,D interesting brands,. Assistance given par- service and repair: Contact Mr. 4-Tibetan priest* 43-Three-toed ATI TuDE tion in northern most Europe of Holland work, good ty 9-1Ieadgear Drug opportunity for selected. Substantial Income. A. M. Dugan, N. 16th Ex. Phone sloth (pt) AR)Nl.1 KI LJ Bi i l AC the danger of Russian aggres- right person. Experience This 13-Sesante 43-Peruses nec- business set up in manner 2250-3. - A16C 11-Not suitable 44-Finicky 5 'Arti sion. essary, To apply, call or come that it can be handled full or • II-The wallaba 47-Spindles L A Tli lil eSTY TEA -1Varnliig device ERA A 4.15 by ,Ryan Airline School, 202 _part time. $1800 to $8500 'MONUMENTS ------kil-Organ of e p cash .N.:Forest hearing SC is ta AYA Att&L.,/ Will Be OPEN South 6th St., Monday. April- required for inventory. For de- Murray Marble & Granite Works, f9-1.ofty 51-Weird W E_Cli HE WAS LOADED This Sunday tails It-Extinct bird 54-Sign of lindlaa E II%P -Y 1. Between 9 and 3 o'clock. give phone and address. builders of fine memorials fort 23-Nocturnal ss-Timid 5 E W s> MIN E S M30C Write Box 32-T, Murray, Ky. over half century. Poled White, anlnill 55-Forays OVA for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs, ' 25-I.iioe-r eouriss 17-Stitch A2C Manager. Phone MI. A22C .n- Li ar god "SA D A EM, S T E RA T POT MINOT. S. D. (IP - Clayton 29-Vehicle DOWN P E N ,APSE .111, WE WILL BE CLOSED from a record to - -31-Behold! 1-Music: as Willis of Minot was in jail today id to a stop. 32-Foot like part written " because he went shopping with 11:00 a, m. to 1:00 p.m. for Church Hour 32-Munster 2-Be III 6-Pronoun 34-Witty saying S-Quick took' 7-Likely a baggy pair of pants. Police 25- .atIn 4-oblivion 1-Former said his trousers contained a '`e•f conjunction 6-Indefinite Secretary of • 36-34i.take • article War can of ham, a jar of olives, 3-Conspiracy three sausages, a carton of dga- it 10-Slmian YOU WILL BE GLAD TOMORROW Drug 1 3 . r I. 7 0 4 sy 11-Equality rets, a jar of jam. two cans of Brass an JAMES KEENE is-oasidous birds the cold meat, slice of bologna, YOU VISITED Diu a US TODAY,.. 2 Copyright. 1956 by James Keene. Reprinted by permission of Random 18-Gross House. Ise. Wing Features Syndkcat.) IP ^o-11ea n sr a package of gum and a large t • 21-Captivate When Your Car Gives You Its Finest OM . 53-Plant, of wedge of chese. 2..• ,..t mustard family Perfomance Yet ! -.:1T IS ILAPP!.7•ING the Fort ern' 24-Rugged west, at Phil Kr • ,s-Iter to. moun tain crest OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT HAS PFAFF ••••.7., aoil it has always bccn my lot 27 26-Solitary THE BEST - ut in the Odg.c•a:oter of yrt 42 you lossa nosy " MI .11 27-Lavished FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS t••••- • ialt. laVaIl. 434.1C.I ,,,, fondness on events, rathr ihUn participating c. s- well.- - s Ell a" II 3' 3O-Furze You Will SEWING • at them. trO.a•-•a salute, sos.; t. s . ye,33 ..4 33-Article of Find Them To Be .s. e.a. LAY.Ct. Owing the brief enenaii,ter, my meet Caller and wets furniture TABERS COURTEOUS and RELIABLE to muauurem 37 3 of food ciammuss sr; top let'r IC ham , ...L...., I aa- CoOiset Nelson As.io. I terince a '116-8hiekt a' ,a...a...co. • Please Come mire arid re:1 cre much as my pail ot cigar 5ii....( i..siy ten." ;or so 3.-Give up UPHOLSTERY In And Meet ...ea:Jost wiilnti took turn to Itynd is a ail ss st 39,3111k farm La.- -woos- lather._ was sur•ly- tooundca kwif taiii-taeessincl seterv:no Mr. UM 41-Rodenta SHOP ALVA THOMPSON GLEN REEDER - •.1 • • •. • •••• -A Ui..4 14446. 4‘.• it I icds compelled by trici.ssify to 'Schwab:a:ker. Hole's the arm?" 41 44-Footlike part J. D. MORRIS J. D. ROBINSON 4.14up -Cheer dredge up jug halfiforgotten and • "Fine. sir." Schwabaciser looked - 4 45 - a .a..• • •• 4.6 .... i5 77 46- A ff irmative 104 N. 3rd St. Ph. 549' La.& Imm..1. S...••••••.•• •• too asns dif-lciiened Vali' as 0 sur7/4 cia to at the other cffiter, woo was El voote 4.11..u.a 40.0 LW** 41-1 •ronooderato. DENTON BUICK COMPANY 4.1%.• Lati re him Goa was forth sue Und seated on kahforces right. Maio' , So S1 all general • High Quality Work 207-209 'oak "...MAYA contract surgeon here rey Davis' was the regimental 45-Seed S. 7th St. • •11 ,to **.•• ut I.A. env; Mot _ WaI 111•446 a -sper.iy cted Like one: very 52-Japanese • Free Estimates Murray, Ky. Met •Lit••••-•• 16•Al: 111 auiu mrasUre ri•••••• 14.1.u.s.a o. /40 441.01.1) and noble rccoi rig. 'psim, very dcanite, and occasion- 01•• 1.••011 kaa••• &maw* lob 53-Cyprinoid fish • Pic)-up 8c Delivery .Richard C. Denton.. salesmen.. John C. Farmer. 1..%0 1b.U.. b Ut.. too I hate written to you before of ally very hard to get along with. au.sooat Ord 14 ,•-•I 410 4414114& Lu tete man, how like ne is to my "Mr. Davis and I have been k..,I 41 41616.1 .tL*.U.JM 141464 NANCY Lou 4.4 ii4a..i4Liy s....4 Jollier, whom I worshipt Cla you combining reports," Ashford said, by Ernie anti Its 4.44 LOA. f4.1.10.01C1. STYLE 0.• knoW, in spite of his grf "and our conclusions are indeed . lb & 0J.4asy MS5415iV0 &VA.. Ii t JP...L.14. IR 110 1444 40.4 S*4J OttO, & appoint' ;cot in roe. There was ilismc.I. First. I'd like an opinion, 41%•4.1.1 4.41 0.4.:1 to 4440 Ai• • &&101%/- great pain in my heart when I Mr. Seliwabacker. Do you believe 44.....4 Lilo SailS. AliCia. Li coo T J.C.4 Ws 0.• 14113 forced to re Mit surgical aid, we've seen the last of Spotted HEY, NANCY--- I HEAR 5440 IL A& Ye Li./ 04.••*1..4.*Is 40 4154. for somehow it seemed that the Tail's Cheyennes?" I.OLittllabUtt 1414 try to A NEW BOY any the LOU.,. pain I caueert him was a pain "No. sir. He took a licking,10, MOVED As • trick. Lie at rankes anal aoissa, a uusurdcity reit c.ii Lu kurt against my father. Thy have the 1 doubt hehell be inclined to to ACROSS THE STREET znie. same eyes, you know, and many • fae Cheyennes. ave•iy; • 144111 it..." FROM wagon LI 441 boldly Hut of the same mannerisms and at- "Ah." Ashford said, as though concealed troopeis ambush and rout titudes. Ile Is a great man, my the Indians Captain Mound dies be- Immensely pleased. "How do you YOU fore forte I'...I. !WS the 1..41. and commander. One feels small and feel about being live Dalt, Mr. Joccl)n Is ia.ried to the laic IOU in insignificaht beside him. grass condition. Schwabacker?" Know that I miss you, say "Do you want me to engage deere.st, and wish be CHAPTER 11 to with you. him again, sir?" save that this d:ity binds me here. T IETITENANT Schwabe cker "Well, you had such smashing fine finishes a ,ob one' starts; at saw that Jocelyn's lace success," Ashford said, "I was was least I've rdways wanted to do pale -and-wars-agetinst- white wondering tf you could do it the -OW,- MO'ta see if I &wild. ThEi pillowcase. Jocelyn dredged again. Mr. Schwabacker, my his land is not genteel enough Mr a strength and found a small smile. command is mainly one of sup. rames ?cafe, but It soon will "Congratulation, Mr. Schwa. ply. That and keeping the Boze- Then we will be together; it is man Road open to Wessels and 1. I.s backer. It's your troop." my U S PeOs - fondest wish, for I love you his fight at Kearny and-Fort C. Ca0r tS7b,UPON .•••.•• h..,gm The young lieutenant shook his dearly, head slowly. "It'll never be my F. Smith. Quite obviously the B1( NS my mother and dear sis- troop, sir. Every order. I'll hostiles mean to close this line vs everything. ever ters. Kiss them tor me and .erive give, they'll question and wonder. by force." He paused to shroud ABBIE an' SLATS " including the them my love. If you eau, speak his face in cigar smoke again. by Raeburn Van Buren You juts if that's the way you'd give 10 dial to my father and tell him that Schis•abacker. have o any one oi "Mr. I an "You're a . . . fool," Jocelyn I awe tell. opening for an able first lieuten- iidery stitches! said surprising WHAT BUZZ BENHAM SEES IN THAT IITT'58EPRQOBABLY OUT OF ALLOW NOTHING WRONG with bitterness. Yoitr most devoted, ant of cavalry. To confirm this SHEERR, THERE'S il to overcast, "Get out. You're not CREATURE IS MORE THAN I CAN PITY - WHAT ELSE WITH MV ARM -ALL uttons! ... the man Eine promotion only repel-es my sig• DID YOU COULD ME I thought you were." PERSONALLY UNDERSTAND rn is so ingen- hour the stopped. nature. Its in my mind to recom- (GASP) SEE RIGHT, CARRCARRY THEM IF An esaew rain IMAGINE • 'Tr- get-at-places- Schwabacker colored deeply, lie opened the door and stood mend you for this rank. However, THAT? IOU INSIST, SIR see'l oder how • then whirled and hurried ••••••• WALTER RALEIGH: you across there while he scanned the dark it will necessitate a change in Int the parade LO his own quarters, „irade ground. assignment for you. If Spotted if today- fin,' his cheeks still burning. He could ifis idleness induced him to Tail is bothering the niovenient - C sewing is! have taken Jocelyn's remark atealkiessle'ls not it been based upon a lifetime the muddy parade to the hospital vionsly it, for he never molests a of•rentarks just like it. and scraped his hoots before dispatch rider-then I want you Hi. quarters were cold and entering Cove Butler's office. But- to take command of E Troop and ro damp and he spent fifteen min- was brewing march to Fort Kearny. We3IFCIN ler a pot of coffee in - utes stoking up the fire to heat a gte_es_beeker. He turned- his needs that troop desperately, but #74 walTor-for his bill. head quickly, then said. "You morVspeeireally, I need someone Afterward he changed into clean, can stand some, can't you?" to give Spotted Tail another lick- ,v. e w At dry clothes. Rain made sad, sag- "Thanks, yes," Schwab:leiter ing." • ging Jiatterns on the windows as said and toed a,chair around. "7 don't know what to say, sir," m•mwe... the daylight failed. Butler pourrd into glass meas- Schwahacker said. "My seniority, • • „ He sat at his desk aryl,•taking uring cups and they drank the sir: I haven't any!" •••••• Henrietta's letter from his pocket, coffee without sugar or cream. "But you have originality," ma •• • , read it again before attempting "You've got a fine pair of hands Ashford said. "Votive proved ft '-- to answer it. For nearly an hour there," Butler said dryly. "Take that." his pen scratched nionotonolisty care of them. Better yet, give hp "This is quite sudden, sir. in the edema T. read his letter the army and finish your medical Jocelyn . . ." IA' ABNER bir AI Capp over lie had to light the lamp. studies.' - - eJocelyn's in the infirmary," %,ç, Fort Laramie, Wyo. Terr. "I like the army," Schwabiteker Ashford snapped. "All right, PRACTISE , VvE I lEr_Di rj HUNN .._AN i - 1753-J April 22. 1867 Lieutenant, he took the news a WELL PATIENT FOSDICK FIRST-CLASS KEEP UP My Darling Marietta: "Sure, sure." Butler said. "Erhil, bit ungracefully, but Jocelyn is HAT'S ODE:sq- I REPORTING DRA!MS FOR MY STRENGTH? By God's ,eheinec I was a fiiCili look at me. Do you think I'm here not in command. I am."s He got CALleTel' WAS:. FOR 13.R AIN OUR F3015 MUST bcr of flip patrol that met the because 1 want to be? Man, up from his desk and unrolled a SURE I COPG, `IA CRAZY 1 mail strtere a diry's march east of you've got the touch, the magic large wall map. "At eight n'elock HEARD IT L.SOiK- EXCEPT SURGERY, TO PRACTISE GO ON!! TICKING PROFESSOR!? ON YOU'RE the post,sand thereby read your I'll never have. I examined Kin- tomorrow morning you will pass IN WE'RE ALL ..rr- jitrEgnucto wonderful letter a day sooner. To caid thoroughly. You did work thrhugh the pelisade gates with HERE.!' FIRED.FOSIACKif vouietj. WANTED.r.r- BLINDPOL0117 - rtern• the 'natty r in retrospect, with kitchen tools 1 couldn:t your troop aid march at the ^eve MO* CA177.016 see noireteat if I hriernot been on duplicate here on the operating most expedient rate to Wessels' Rat. KV* this patrol, I might never hare table. Are you going to throw command. The .auartcemaster is 4184164 BFLON sisson rereacd it, as the stage station that away?" now rendelng a civilian wagon en_L...Tin,s was under hostile attack upon "Is this going to be a lecture. train. Thirty weeons, Lieutenant, our arrieat. Due peptes fi, Monk Cove?" and I want them to get there." at these times about how Tenu- Butler finished his,coffee.- "?or. "Yes, air." ous is the thread between loved get it. I'm a nosy man who Ashford off,ered his hand. ones during these uncertain times. doesn't know when to let tip." 'Carry on. then. end remember, nwircn ter add that there was Knuckles .gently rstiltd Bet- jewant epettel Tea engaged and no danger involved for me, for the imes door and he opened it. -An I'dtubiwa *flee" - real compeign is many mites to orderly stepced in, saw Schwa- (To ee Confinutd

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PAM! SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY — MARCH 30, 1957 PROCLAMATION Attention Bell's New WHEREAS, 11w week from FAXON March 31 to April '6 has been set aside to be celebrated this Hunters. NEWS year- - as "Wei vat --in • - eelor 'Copter Has Week" and _ WHEREAS, the land is recog- Mrs. Estelk Outlane -and all nized by everyone ,we our funda- •-f ter —sixth Yellow Bette grade have heeni. Rugged mental asset and further everye busy the Test A Few Select Articles past Month planning one realizes that the wise utili- Of The a radio program on conservation. zation and sensible conservation FORT LEWIS, Wash — Mr. — WaypeeNalarns came March BUFFALO, N.Y.. A new of our rand is essential to the ,This will. conic as a shock to the 15th 7a'nd .recorded ; our program. I Model? 47J helicOpter has chalked well being. progress and pros- nation's- domestic big game,hun: It was given March 19th. Our up another aviation "first" for perity of all Americans, and ters, but red is not the safest co- school enjoyed it. Very rituch. ' Bell Aircraft Corp. WHEREAS, we all recogni tor to wear while traveling The introduction. was given by The rotor-winged craft, only the fundamental principle of pri through the woods. Barbara Steele. Evelyn Donelson the second of its type off the as- vale ownership of land and fur- group of Fort Lewie soldiers led the group in the conserva- sembly line, made the initial ther realize that our democratic spent the past few weeks wan- tion pledge. A skit on conserva- helicopter crossing of the Andes system and way of living may CODE Of dering about this military resee, tion was llven by Joe Pat Phil- Mountains by way of the famed best be served through wide ETHICS ervation looking spread for colored pan- lips and Donald ,teffey, Martha Christo Pass during a tour of ownership of land, and els. Thee' WHEREAS, •krie*" *here the Perkins led the group in a song 15 Central and South American the Realtor has panels through were situated and their .called. "Smokey -The Bear." Ques- eouteries. the years promoted wide adeptness spread ownership at spotting the various f irins and answers were given Joseph Mashman, Bell's as- oft land, 'colors contributed .immeasurably to ti. was careguly noted by ob- by Judy Walker and Mickey sistant director of contracts, was development of both urban servers. Boggess. Mr. Williams asked at the controls during the 17.000- and The conclusion: rural sections and has sponsored OF A yellow was Mickey mile tour that proved REALTOR Boggess some questams one of the individual ownership of homes. recognized six times as quickly about his conservation club. most grueling performance tests all of which is for the best as red. Charles Duncan was attempted by a helicopter. the an- interest of our people; and Purpose nf the research. was to nouncer of the program. The "egg-beater" cruised it WHEREAS, the Realtor is re- Under all determine the safest'tcolers Vie 17.000 feet fciii life-saving is the land. Upon its wise utiliza- Article 4, appreciate Mr. Wayne Wil- the cognized as the man dedicated hunting wear. The hams evacuation of a critically injured tion and wide-spread ownership tests were recording our program and to the wisest use of our land depend the ad- directed by Col. E. girl from a Peruvian The Realtor should F. Sloan and 81v1911 Us a talk on conservation. copper and wide spread ownership . of vancement of national well-being and the per- ascertain all pertinent facts* officials of the- mining concerning Washington. Ore- Flowers were added to the town and for its Andes our land to thlt extent that petuation every property for which he accepts gon and of the free institutions that go to make CaIifrirnia game deriert- room by Evelyn Donelsen and crossing. the accomplishment of these goals the agency, so that in offering the property,. ments .. the American way he and eptometric assecia- Barbara Steele. Flying through all kinds of has become with all Realtors a of life. may fulfill his . obligation to avoid error, exag- Fons., Ronnie Miller won first place weather and over rugged terrain. partriotic duty, and geration Through the Realtor, the land resource or misrepresentation. The Si ldiers were divided in- in skeet shooting and won a . the new model known as the WHEREAS. the National As- of to two 10-man groups_ for nice trophy. i -Silver • Hummingbird" logged a sociation of Real Estate the nation has been husbanded and developed; the Mickey Boggess re- Boards Article 5, tests. One? group ha,d normal ceived a pen. We were proud 1-total of 250 trouble-free hours. having a large membership in and through him ownership has attained its wid- vision The ether men had deice- of them. When the four-place utility, cop- most all, counties and towns est distribution — a distinguishing mark that A Realtor should not be instrumental tiye celor -vision. •; Our trip to the pottery was ier began the toork•h earried an throughout the 48 stattse has a in „intro- high differentiates ducing into a neighborhood a Slean eard• the- men veith .% cry Intereeting. Several of the extra set of spark plugs. fan belt Code of Ethics which every this from other civilizations and - character of prop- • Realtor is required erty or use which will fective vision spn'tted .yell.w 80 boys shaped vases and showed and distributor points. Only the to comply 'provides the real safeguard against radical ciearly -be detrimental to - with. which im- property times ;as easily as red. A'ne ...eht an. artistic ability. We brought spark plugs and the fan belt Code 'of Ethics has penetrations. values in that neighborhood. as its central theme • • per cent of. the male poPIsl. serne• of the clay with us. were put to use:and then changed the Golden Rule, with every Realtor. is to some extent color-tliard. Bobby Joe Edmonson brought 'oely as a precautionary measure pledged The Realtor is a creator of Article 6. ' to observe the Code of Ethics homes, both urb- he added. . swine frog eggs to school which fer the high altitude Andes eva- an and rural, as a guide for his conduqt and and by his activities molds the Sloan predicted the- traditi nal ha‘e- been hatched out. ; cuation mission. s The Realtor should not be a actions in all transactions. form of his future city, not only in the living of party to the naming red of- hunting hats and jeekets Shirtiey Fotrell and Martha Only 40 hours of maintenance of a false NOW, I, Waylon Raybur its people, but in its commercial consideration in a deed, unless it be ; eventually will be replaced by Perkins ' were required for the—eXtended n, and Industrial devorated our. board Judge of the Calloway aspects. the naming of an obvious nominal yellow. weeks. County consideration. hear •.fulty die_ "The_ __prolif - of-.i.luUr_Wiuch Wok about 11 Court, do hereby Proclaim the - '• Spring." week from March 31 to April Such functions impose obligations beyond Article 7, Our stencil work was very 6 as "Interest REFUSES GERMAN 1 in Realtor Week" those of ordinary business; they impose grave ORDERS "?' interesting. It was fun seeing and suggest The that all the citizens social responsibilities which the Realtor can meet Realtor should not engage in activities that h es• well. our beys een sew and Down of Calloway County take note only constitute the practice PARIS — French army by diligent preparation and by dedicating of law and before a trans- ,!encil as well as girls. W. of this week and observe this draftee C" odeMarty. son . f. a himself as a patriotic duty, action is closed, should recommend that _hee.reed :Air material after our period as a week dedicated to to ,their fulfillment. title be -World War H resistance tighter. examined and that legal consel ,tetic:] was' dry. a large group of honorable men be obtained when *as charged with insurbor.t.ne- Concord Way Therefore must the Realtor be zealous to the interest Dart;ara' ,June- Steele. Reporter whose goal it is to 'promote of either party seems to require it tion tielas• because he sae: he maintain and continually improve and develop better home condi- the profes- would rtfiese to take orders fret- . - sional standards of Candidates really getting tions for all peoples throughout his calling. He shares with German - NATO general Hans ifter their landing on Iwo Jima are are the country. his fellow-Realtors a common responsibility for Part II Speidet. Marty Sas rere.e..• •.. Marine C r s cemmunication busy now, and there so many fine fellows running for Waylon Rayburn, Judge the intergrity and honor of that cal-ling. No safer the Duplaix Barracks erison crews .laid. more_ehan :00 miles Relations to the different offices, I wish we Calloway tounty Court guide for his conduct exists the Client await further actien, t eleph en,- v. ire. than that counsel, 77— . all vote more. than .once. handed down through the centuries, and embodi- bet as it is, may just have . to ed in the Golden Rule: Article 11. HUNT GAZA BORDERRAID ARMS sae -"eeny. meetly. miney, mo". • Self Grading sal* neer•nfincr etr o••rrient • Spring fever is the most pre- Whatsoever ye would that men should do as an Fle'ent. the Real- malady just now., Two tor nlearicra• himself to nroteet balent Unto you, even so do ye also unto them." -- and rrotrote. a more months in a . r.chnol room he Wn,114 his own the interests of the client he seven longer than all the others Plan Accepting tine rider+ a Called this counsel as his gauge, every Von to t•orp.00t• thi ohlipittinn •--We were glad to see that Realtor pledges himself to observe ite spirit in all absolute fidelity to the elierit's intcrest Mr. and Mrs. Perry-eAllbritten is nri- his dealitigs and to conduct his business in ac- Mary het done not relieve the town Satur- Realtor from the were ablener-beVin Successful cordance with; the following Code enenliv hindin" ohliastion day. Their son is home from of Ethics, of dealing fairly with adopted by the National Association of. Beal Es- .all narties to the transaction. M innesota. tate Boards: 3(rs. John Richard flendet is BY JOE fricIDAVID • eocuperating in the Nashville tinted lore•• Staff Cerresnondent Article 15. Hospital after eurgnry MEMPHIS ' Students t The exclusive The lower grades of. New Con- grade their ewn examlnation pa- listing of nronertv should be urged to play class 'scent Seh;o1 are - °ere in Dr Calvin Street's course and nracticed by the Realtor as a means of eli- tournameots next' week we hear. Part a! Menhisrri state. minating dissension and misunderstanding and Buchanan's , Talent Show was . Street ohnlogreohs exam of assuring better well attended Saturday evening Oa' 14 Relations hp the Public service to the owner. nem then hands them heck to and enjoyed spite of much • in siedents. He then eeats the eines, preventing some from at- cor- AetIele 17. rect answere, while they mark Article 1. tending. thee. errors. Mr. David Linville was a pa- ,,ps'vWhen askedkeriRprior for formal annraisal of real T.ater. Street snot Prop- tient in !he hospital last week -checks the the should rover crive ,riirinal test against The Realtor should keep himself informed an uncon- Mrs Carrie Bucy's sisters and the photo- as to •;dnred arswer• his erenhic eons, movements in his community counsel constitutes a nrofes- mother visited her last week. affecting real es- .;onst ...hieh The tate, he should render only after With we could take part in . method has two hie ad- and also as to state and national policies, vanteaes having ascertained and weighed the 'he "Clean up. paint up cam- the nrrifessnr said. It so that he may be able to guide public thinking facts, and lets then in writine over his signature: paign". but find it easier during students find 'nit how they by sound conclusious on matters of taxation, for this serv- did on an exam the same ice he should make a fair charge. our spare moments just to get day legislation, land use, city planning, and other The Realtor out of the house into an open 'hey take the test, and its cuts like questions. should not undertake to make an appraisal on field where no house work can S,reet's paper work. any property in which he is in any way finan- be seen. ! Street thought UD the new cially interested, onless such interest do have enough civic is 'snecifi- But we ; method after hearing students Article 2. cally disclosed in the annraisal report: under Pride to be proud to hear cit !corfinlain that they seldom no found circumstances should he undertake to black top rolls being added, out their score on individual ex- make formal annralqa 1 when his and we do wish there were aminations. It is the duty of the Realtor to be always well employment is con- tingent upon the amount of signs on every road. "No Dump- In most cases the tests are cor- informed on current market conditions and to the appraisal. . ee. ing." rected and applied to the stu- seek to place himself in position to advise his s. Gilbert' Parts says he is to be dent's grade by the professor clients as to fair worth under COLOMBIAN SOLDIERS of the UN force search Gaza civilians caretaker of New Concord the existing mar- Part III ceme- • without the student ever learning ket. tdmake sere they do not have weapons for possible border raids. tery again. This cemetery with hi score. The final grade at the Beyond is a prickly pear patch. (international Sea ad photo its many new tomb rocks shows Relations to His Fellow-Realtor leend of the semester may be th that state one rates. Lets always .I only one the student sees. Article keep it pretty. 3. Article Heine Them 21, .131G SMILE AND' BIG 'NO' "Chatterbox" Learn Street didn't let the student's It is the duty of the The Realtor should seek no unfair advanlage !know what was coming the first Realtor to protect the public against fraud, miArepresentation over his fellow-Realtors and should willingly time he tried the idea. or unethical share ee. "i practices in the real estate field. with them the lessons of his experience KIRKSEY simple collected their tests and study. tote them to take a recess." He should endeavor to stamp out or prevent he said. "Then I slipped away and arising., in • Inhotogranhed the tests. After his community, various practices Route 2 the -hitherto -T returned The tests for tetinti damaging both to the Public and Conclusion !correction." to the dignity and stability of the real estate pro- - Three The term Realtor has come to ;.r,;. a r,1 r;:h.er of people ' The scheme was an instant hit fession. If there be a board or connote compe- who commission in the tence, are ill in this community- T.h e v learned immediately State, charged with. fair dealing and high integrity resulting Areong the duty of regulating the those. are M. PAILL...whi4.4•..Astie•e*.me they missed. and practices of from adherence to a lofty ideal of moral con- -1Mchall and Mrs. Mary brokers and salesmen, the Realtor Edmens whet their final score was, he should lend every duct in business relations. No inducement of pro- who 'have the flu end Mrs; said help to such body, cod•herating . r fit and no instructions from clients Margie Erwin who is suffering 'with it, and reporting violations ever can ? Street said it e ut down a lot of proper prac- justify departure ; from a nervous disorder. tice. • from this ideal, or from the : of misunderstanding, such as a injunctions Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sills and of this Code. student thinking a teacher "had little daughter. Laura Dean. Mr. it for me" 'when got and Mrs. Carlice Riley of Kirkeey in he a low- er mark than expected at the end and Mrs Jessie Jones were the ; dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of .the semester. The method grading Tucker Realty . George Carnell Sunday:. of also appreciates the cooperation of Mayor George Hart and County Mrs. .Harry Lee Nue was helps students learn the course, e the hostess for a Stanley party ' Street feund. The student sees 'Judge Waylon Rayburn in recognizing this week. at her home Wednesday after- his mistakes seem after the test, noon. I and it helps drive home the cor- were indeed sorry to hear ; rect answer for the questions he , of the tragic accident that took 1 missed, the life of Ntri W. (1 PaPm- ;Sunday night We extend our CHURCHILL ENDS VACATION rn't'incere condolence to the 'LONDON 1 -- Sir Winston -' family. • ' Churehill arrived home Ftejay Others whom we hear are night free) a winter painting- Tucker Realtor Company )Isick. are Mrs. Filbeek who is 1. writing • acation °'ithe French in the hospital -and Mrs. Fannie ra • j Je!ton who has the flu. We with 4 ••••• • all those sick a very speeds HIRAM TUCKER, recevery. SYKES - RIMAND Realtor irioi. Ala& NAKED TRUTH Tucker Building GLASGOW, Scotland ,IC . —Pe- PLUMBING CO. Telephone 48 JEAMSTER' PRtSIDENT i,•es....711Pelfe4Vr ‘tes his plaee at,the Senate het. testified Mentjay .lhae Jarree 603 So. 4th St. later rat ketecieer e.i...i.eatein to 'ashington with a big smile, ,: Conway, at., .inoisi•.1 'you haven' got Day Nite • MEMBER THE NATIONAL bet when asloeller I.- f.na•ncial records, he had a big "No." He : enoiigh on me"- when the. ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS Invoked U* foul th an e f.fth amendments. (interitational),-_,ArreFted im for running iun - • , • 1654 945-R40 . . - . 'clothed t gh the streets. .- • - .

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