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The Ledger and Times, May 21, 1955

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United Press IN OUR 760 YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, May 21, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LXRVI No. 121 NEW AREA TO BE ANNEXED INTO CITY Labor Peace Returns As Homemaker Receives First Lion's Club Award Ordnance Passed Bringing Phone Strike Is Settled AdvisorvGroup South 16th Into City Limits

By BILLY FERGUSON cable cuttings and brawls between United Press Staff Correspondent Have Meeting The City Ccuncil voted last night This was accepted. strikers and non-strikers. ATLANT\11 .01 — Labe.- peace to annex another area into he The city voted to cooperate with limits, following returned to e South to a tha first The telephone strike settlement city a petition of the Health Deportment on the . The Advisory Council of tin' lime in almost ten weeks today waa reached after the two a number of citizens on South spraying of area' where mosquitos weeks Homemakers Organization with the settlerlatinf of tins of atqaost steady met 18th street. -breed in the city. longest negotiations Thursday, May 19 at —and possibly the Extension Three ordinances were passed, the most violent — superVitect by the sf‘ederal Media- Service - The new area In effect takes otelephone Offices strike in hisoory. tiom•fild Conciliation Service. Com- in all of Souh 16th street down one concerning the annexation of Negotiators for Soutnern BCI pany and union representatives met Mrs James Harris, president. to „Sycamore The new area is property to the city, another set- .3 Telephone for and Telegraph Co. and the first tune to draw up a presided. Club presidents roll call approximately 662 feet west of tog the tax rate in the city, the striking new Communications Wcal- contract ten months and a with a progress report of their club. the present southwest boundary of and another concerning water and era of America CIO reached day ago Mrs Harold Grogan. publicity chair- the city thtonce north to a point sewer regulations. agreement Friday night on a new man, reported on the various acti- where it joins the present city Ty Holland wa; again employed contract "No Strike" Cisme covering some 50,000 tcle• vities sponsored by the clubs during limits near Main Street. - for the summer months to direct phone A Souhern Bell spokesman workers in nine states said the recent National Home Demon- The new area will add several activates...at the city park. he proposed contract includes a stration Week_ These included radio blocks and at least twenty homes The council approved purchase The settlement is still subject to "no-strike" clause, one of the major programs, window displays, special to the city. The street was paved

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AND'TIMES, MURRAT# ICIINTUCKY 21. 1955 PAGE. IWO THZ LIEDGER imennimmes - TURPA • MAX • •Jirabonioor Vett, •••••••,.1•11••••••••••••••.* 1:30 House Party Mrs. Otne Paschall of Norttti 3:00 The Big Payoff Mrs. Edgar Shirley 13th Street eisterect Vanderbilt THE LEDGER & TIMES SOCIAL CALENDAR TV Schedule 3:110 The Bob Crosby Show Opens Home For Hospital in Nashville recently for .1LBLISHED BY LEDGER & TIM, a el BUSHING COMPANY, Ins. WEIM-TV - Nashville 3:06 3:15 Foundational Meet treatimasst. :onseliciatain of the Murray Led, Callaway Times. aad The will hold a., general meeting at (Continued trims rack) Saturday, May 21 3:30 On Your Account Fates-Herald. Ocesoer 20. 1928, dad :lie West Kentuckian, January The Captain Wendell Oury the church at seven-thirty o'clock. 6:30 Touchdown Preview Mrs. Edgar Shirley opened her 6:45 News Caravan 4:00 Teresa Brewer home on North Fouith Street for chapter of the DAR will meet 4:13 United Nations • tne home uf Mrs. W. P. Wil- Th e Protesuus Homemakers 7:UU Jack Carson Inc meeting of the Foundational JAMES C WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Club will meet in the home of 7:30 Lite of Riley 4:30 Front Row, Centel Class of the First Baptist Church hams, Greensicros Drive, Paris, 5:3.5 Crusader Rabbit Tenn., at two Mrs. Thomas Lee Armstrong at 800 Big Story held on Tuesday, May 17, at CAPITOL 4We preserverue!)c vato e right to reject any Adverusaag, Letters to the Editor. -thirty o'clock. Those 5:40 Weathervane Views bert planning to attend are &eked to ten o'clock. gin When, JR tag Shwa seven-thirty o'clock in the even- SUN. and MON. 44. iterate whicts in our opinion are not for the • • • • 8.n it Rod and 1)0.1 L1. 11:45 News Picture ing. oterest of our readerst call Mrs. D. F. McConnell. Li • • II:00 Gslette Fights 5:55 Do You Know Way? .. • • Tuesday, May 04 The speaker for the evening 13d8 The Lynn Grove Homemakers 9:45 Yoothan This Week fkOti Siff Baker AT1ON AL REPRESUNTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO.. The Woodman Circle Juniors, 6:15 THA ,was .Dr. H. C. Chiles who gave Monroe, Mempins, Tenn.; 2.50 Park Ave., New lork; 307 N alictasan Club will meet in the home of 10:00 Game of the Week 10 and under will meet it one- 6:30 Doug Edwards With The an inapirational talk on the sob- s -.e.. Chicago; 80 13olyston St.. Beason. Mrs. Clifton Key at one-thirty 10:30 Your Esso Reporter thirty o'clock at the W.0 W. Hall News jecit "Baptist Beliefs." Group for final practice for the apptoacti- o'clock. 10:43 Sports Roundup aJB.SCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 15c. pet • • • • 11:031/ Tonight 7:00 Mama singuig was enjoyed by the group. ing state rally. Refreshments were served by sonar. 6ac. In Callaway and adjoining counties, per yeat $J.0; ela-t- Murray Star chapter No 433 SATURDAY 7:30 Topper Mrs. Hampton Brooks will pre- 11:00 the hostess to the members and War re, 15.50 Order of the Earatern Star will 0:00 W estern Frontiers Schatz Playhouse - _ awn her pupils in a piano recital 8:30 Our Miss *rooks their mothers who were model irt- the Murray College hold its regulaa meeting at the 10:0U Channel Four Club Catered at the Post ()ee Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Lillie Pinky Lee Show 9:00 The Line tip auest, Chapel SU:utility evening at 7.30. Masonic Hall at eight u'clock. Second Class Matter 1130 Adventure Theatre 9:30 Person TO Person Everyone is invited to attend. Those present were Mesdames • • • • Road Homemakers 12:00 Children's Gospel Flour 10:00 follow That Man The Paris 1030News Final James Istaao n Churchill, AMC* Color by TECHNICOLOR .SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1955 Club will meet with Moi. Alice 12:30 Prep School Parade FlurkS. Sign Langford. Myrtle Wall, Monday, May 23 Poi Football lat46 Weathervane Vle.o. s There will be 'an Steely at ten o'clock. 12:45 Canadian Loyd Horn, Harry Smith, aoyce important • • • • 3:15 Tennessee OutdoOrs 10:50 Sports TOraght - Ending Tonite - IKES PROMISES sailed meeting of the Sigma De- Higgins, C. J Mekinney, Finis The Wadesboro Homemakers 3:30 Mr. Wizard 11:05 Sign Off Weatherford, Earl Tucker, Bill i partment of Murray Woman's SATURDAY Guy Madison in will with Mrs. Grady 4:00 Your Legal Rights A task force of the "Hoover Commission.-"undoubt- Club at seven-thirty o'clock. Club meet Your Creid And You -McDougal, Mary Christenson, edly with the endors._•ment of former President Herbert • • • • Gordon at one-thirty o'clock. 4:30 This Is The Life Flat-;l Robertson, Sue Seelye, Rudy 'OUTLAW'S SON' 5:00 Play the Game 10:31, slinky Dula and You Moover. recommends dismemberment of the Tennessee The We...drnan Circle Junior McDo Levi, and Edgar Shirley; 5:30 Roy Rogers 10:1:0 Captain Midnight with Andy Devine Missyars,up will meet at four Mias Carolyn Certer; and Dr. Valley Authority by raising the price of fertilizer, end- The Way 6:00 Dear Phoebe 10:31: The Abbot & Costello Show ing further research into impro‘ements. ancP.selling a!! aclock at the W.O.W. Hall. H C. Cttiles. • • • • They Stand 6:30 btory Theatre 11:90 The Big Top the 'electric power facilities to private enterprise Nt 1!!) 7(X) Mickey Rooney Show Draw With Me the exception of steam plants which it ,would turn it The cre.itIve Art Department 0:15 Adventure Theatre will have a tea and display of 7:30 Place The Face to the AEC for use in the de(-efopment of atomic energy American League Max Leihrnan's 81)e:tar's/ars 1:3° Fun For All TODAY then years work from 2 to 4 W. L. Pet. GB 800 1SO Three Musketeers It seems some folks were surpt:sed over these recom- .o'clock at the Women's Club 9:30 Cavalcade of Arnerlca AramisZ.A.Azgr ' 10.00 3:00 Horse Race and SAT. mendations. despite the tact Herbert Hoover has been House. The public is invited. Cleveland 21 11 .118111 Hit Parade • • 1030 Wrestling 3:30 Wolf Dog 4,k1_1 record for thirty sears as being opposed to public! • • ------20 11 Maw York 445 VFLAC-„TV - flainvtlie 3:4,5 Double Acuon Western power ever where. He saw to it that the task force made The W.,maras Missionary Society Ch.cago 18 12 600 5:45 Weathervane Views of the Memorial Baptist Church 18 15 (Continued hem back) these iecommendations because he didn't appoint a sing- Detroit 545 6 30 Doug Edwards With The 5:50 News Picture The brilflant young stars le friend of public power on the force. He . did the op- Boston ...... 15 20 429 News 8:00 Tennessee Woods 'c Waters of "Magnificent Obsession' W-ohington 13 18 419 posite by appointing only- mein •ers who are,.known f•,r 6 45 Jane ?'roman 6:30 Beat The Clock Bridge-Luncheon Is Kat-Ira-% City 13 19 408 €2,tert, their intense hatred for n ablic itAver in general, and foi 700 Ray Milland Show 7:00 fickle Gleason the South rtirt the fic-trinetisPe -Valley Authority in particu- Held Wednesday Ai Balin-roe e 10 22 313 '7.30 Climax . ROO Two For The Morey In a passionately lar. The...Kenlake Hotel 1.30 Four Star Playhouse 9:30 My Favorite Husband beautiful 103 story! Yesterday's Games Poo Public Defender P60 Theta My Boy Or- of the loveliest parties of It is strange that Si many 1,e0pie took tne recorn- 9:30 Name That Tune W3. Willy the . sprIng season la-as the bridge- reendations of the commis.sion- as those made by the El-. Washington 3 Boston 1. night 10:00 Adventures nf El try Que 10:00 ChronOscope ! given at the Kenlake Administration. .We believe Eisen- luncheon Detroit 11 Cleveliand4. night 10:15 Front Page Detective genhower President 'Hotel on Wednesday. May 18. at 10.30 News Final (toes not recom- Kansas City 1 Chicago 0. night Weathervane Views 10-.45 Sign Off hower made it plain that he share the the aftei- 10:45 -twelve-thirty ,o'clock in New York 7 Baltimore 5, night AA mehdations to destroy TVA. A. a matter of fact he 10:50 Sports Tonight WMC-TV - ei n. (Continued from back) renewed the promise he has made on many occasions ' The hostease, for the occasion 11 05 Sign Off going, his- Today's Games r1131,4Y1 6:00 its A Great Life NOT to destroy it. Ile described TVA as "a ' were Mrs. N. B. Ellis. mrs. Wayne 11.30 Lone Ranger said he Would never do Johnson. Mrs. 7.00 The Morning Shier -1.- torical concern- and anything Duran. Mrs Russell Kansas City at Chicago Weather 6 45 Perry Como , Howard Ohla. Mrs. William Nall. 7 25 The Local News di • to destro% it. • Cleveland at Detroit 7 00 Mickey Ramey fatc•i• some-. Mrs. J B. Wilaoro Mrs. Julia, 7 30 The Morning Sbow Like most other recomMentlations we Baltimore at New York 7 30 Place the Face Brocks. mrs Jim Ed Diuguld, 7 55 The Local News & Weather (irs thos iiie regards tci -TTAT'l, l.re 'believe the got • Boston at le'aslangton. night 800 The Moines*, Shaw . 8;00 4actiene.,(-7Pcg. should get out (if- business of many kitials. -,dan see 'loth, and M..i:- W H. polornon, . 8:30 Star Theater s beatiai- • 8 25 The Local alpvesaili Weather lug in the ret.ommendation to get out of the fertilizer • naeh ,if the ratites were Tomorrow's Gaines 42.-trtitbe. with a green and Is • ,ittztatI ir4.646i- business to get hlarmett over. As we see it there is no•ttulir -illeora'led I 2413' yellow May pole to %erect daisies 10.00 City Detective real nerd in the fertilizer t•usiness for a federal "yard- • were K•I's L....1V at Chicago. 2 900 'inc Garry Maine !new we e attached . The tallies 30 The Arthur Godf •ey Show 10.30 The Vise stick''• to protect the public against highway-ro.bebry .- plaaedr•• on the table centered with Cleveland at Detroit 9 Baltimore at New York, 2 10.30 Strike It R.ch 1140 They Stand arcioed rates. . .in arrangement of daisies. 0:00 Sign Off ' As each aimed entered she drew B•atun at Washington 11:00 Valiant Lady The potter ni,s,ness is ,omething else, and always 11:13 natural' tally. Miss Lculse Lomb was the Lee Ed• Electricity. water. sew•erage and gas. • 11:30 Search For Tomorraw Dili and Mrs. Cranes co= • 1101111COLOR has been. 'recipient of the draw prize by One are or manufacturtd...are fieldsfie that can best be served tr. 11 45 The Guiding lath' wards of Benton Route " Ten ,• A drawing the one tally on which a the parent, of a daughter. COLUMBIA ,__Iiillalle Ott nerahip. «intro! and operation, whether i):‘' . National League 12 00 Portia Face. Lit. Wanted Men date had been placed. 12.15 Heart Elaine. weighing six pounds born - municipolities. counties, states, it the federal govern-, High more prizes were presented The Seeleing W Pct. GB 1131 36 eleome Traveloes at the Murray Hospital Thursday, ment. to Mrs Wens Purdom. Mrs. Jack Brooklyn 25 8 758 1:W Robert Q. Lewis May 12. • Fa Cr Mrs Berrard Bell and New York 18 14 563 6u4 IVe beltex e, •,ident Eisenhower said in hi, Mrs. Virginia Ray Recipient, of campaign ntar! three y•-ars ago. that so far as electric- I the low score prizes were Mrs. Chicago 19 15 .S59 614 jty is erned. that it be developed and distri-!Hugh Houston. Mrs. Dennis Tay- St. Louis _ 15 14 517 8 M.Iwaukee 17 17 500 8 ,2 toited , do it best-the municipal- lor, Mrs Jack Frost, and Mrs. Cincinnati 13 18 419 II nor: iii OR BY PRIV- Dobby Grogan ity. Pittsburgh 11 21 .344 13,i ! t.e'• • r way can be done better Luncheon guests only were Mrs. ATE EN1 Pturad• I phia 10 21 .323 14 4,44 Larry Hiverlost of St Paul. Minn., PUBLIC' And m.o.,. • • \ A ha- pi yen it is best for the territot As. i - nate ,er‘ed successfully and Mrs Donald Crawford A delicious lunch a es served to Yesterday s Games 's..•,!1 --ti, I%.•• rt:re as a Die large number of guests pre- lit .c, T\ ,\ as "creeping sot ialism.- a term sent. Philadelpho 5 Brooklyn 3, night whit h orignialit vistoi by Smith, private New k 6 Pittsburgh 3. night Cinc.nnau 10 St pot"! pal!) itu ent t.how•,r has ex- .Cirele 1 Of 'SCS Louis 7. night ifurthe,- cxpansion of TVA. Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 night, 1 plain, is ill.! innings We all, :tea Ii tact .•alaseed TVA "creeping- all Has Meet In Home the 7t1smaia- ae the .Nlissi and Paducah Of Mrs. Wa,ggoner 'Today's Games on the • Ildo.ic• - suppose t.. ha\ e (teen built J N Wii__ el nuatess tht- ! meeting if Circle IV of; and 0!,,,-!";:',•tl Temle,see Ricer val- Philadelphia at Brooklyn W"man's S Chn-4- New Icy. of the F.rst Metho- York at Pittsexirgh tiaa Service Louis at Cincinnati Bo sa- i, ,r.,• a!, I're-diirnt t Chu-ch held Taealey. May 17. & loN ate ;,,001,. power. 6r Chic-ago at Cincinnati Auc hotter 1,, at k at hei home Stfeet Highest Bidder) got ertitnin: 1.,11:./ of i,usines, that can be carried at 609 Olive Tomorrow's Games (Everything Goes To The on etTA101.•'.:., ani; iirmi ally ate enterprise. Bre David Meyer was the r•, V. :sdorn. in putting al:e si ,ipeaker a -.1 was introduced '• t e Philadelph.a at Brooklyn Hooter he by Mo. Bryan T Bro Meyer Dealership hint ti.- when New York at Pittsburgh .' Sale Of John Deere , wrtion ::1' the Liquidation anY'rr;i10.; tii destroy ,TVA. read fifth chap- keep- he v.,.1 r ii ter aa sabjeo for St Louis at Cincinnati. j Chicago at Milwaukee Streets in Murray, Will Ni' do u, ,ee .• Eisenhower y ably even talk was Corbett Implement Co., Located at 12th and Chestnut -Makaas Melody in The Following , or our ••.rilocratie congress. will accept which he Premises -- Consisting of the u.sed the se' of music. Complete Dispersal Sale on The rt••.,,rnit.entia -,1 ilt,•••ect 11,,o‘er task force that Have A Mrs Meyer. was it. pre,ent • TVA 1,!• e!,•tric The chii:rmgn. Mrs J B Wilson, Property, On ;es i• eat. e are over, but p:' -.d'-d at the h,isireo meeting ‘vt- expect TVA which ' was dew tea ai summing , '0., ern- to -lipid', o!ir growing up the year's v. -1 k The members all the r need. This were .orry that the last and c 23rd meeting .mplimented Mrs. MAY 'he ;Oa pow i on:tit:me- tie\ er did. MONDAY, earl. W. a on- her 'ark as the leader. the !Ample ti•, 1 they ',tub! Dur.ag the soraa, haw delicious ndustro.- In id cake topped- a-it. ice cream arid hit:Int rate, and there- 9A.M. 4. °xi-lot- strawternes %%-:.S served to the Beginning At ; ,;.•1- fifteen- --nieraier nd s x visitors Buy any 11.'144 •' size can • Mrs. PLOWS Armstrong Is at regular price TRACTORS 9 TRACTOR 14 23 Five lears Ago Today Hostess t or Penny and 3 Bottom Tractor Plows-A.B.G. nextcanatonlylcene Several Models and Sizes 8-2 Ledger and Times File Homemakers Meet May 21, 1950 'Pit- refine of M • Rii-hard Arm- at a,. g was the -< en" of the Att TRACTOR DISK HARROWS d 'rest ng a. i day held Glidden 9 and Pickers '1' ..,••• County _ • - ?Ns. la or envakers Club to 8 Ft. in Width -Corn Planters f'ensuJ 6 •••- La'ssit, I. t•oonty r' at ,$ill ROCK the •• iltv total included T T ea air' -SPAR a . EQUIPMENT th,• • 5*. • 4; ales ay Mr. Arm- EQUIPMENT OFFICE A hsravy-bodiers1 varnish lisr ALL SHOP M , ••t Mad:ey Type Writer - Safe, etc. of th'- floors and all interior surfaaps Adding Machine - T m fJt : matte' Complete Servicing Equipment, etc. R.R. and ra‘. u at 01 fnl'etifig *4 a.',. K Trevathan Mrs. general household us* I. Sho• 7.11, t-e-ds Mrs. R W.. i• 's Delta Waterproof and wear-riss.stIng till' S4 • PRESBYTERIAN LADIES V 0 years. N Mr-% .1 .ck Nqrsworthy. (Ow ILir it' th, offit t ti..• Orris without shrorikarge to a LUNCH WILL BE SERVED BY Si - J Earl Waidi in Mrs sloop, A•gh gloss Get your war Thl• !,• "I, • ,, H;ti% Western • Bay& M... V aril -Gibbs nish supply now et thrs bargain he;.1i('I :ill 2 o'clock 'at Teo 1 It.'ac'' MIS Paul prise while our supply lasts at tli last is. o an iro 5.0 ieaders ()I mis • • • i ansent l'a(locah •lirn ; !Aar:. I ! a; 1,; • rnok. ol HUGHES PAINT & "!,'' of 1950 • 1 / CO. it.' "- :\41. WALLPAPER Store CORBETT IMP. ia .a 1,, in I au Health Build- vcd by 401 Maple St.-Phone 383 Vancleveer, Cleric ing May IS Curran Miller, Auctioneer Curtis 'WOO 1:4 4it 111:11 ;014114s. Iity

• SATURDAY, MAY)21, 1956 WEE ,I..EDGE131 AND TIMM MURRAY, KENTUCK112 IF, PAUE THHEk. and delay its ruling until next fall 1Ruling On because of the importance of the DON'T MISS THIS !! decree and the vast sociological Your watch cleaned, oiled sue end legal problems involved. adjusted promptly. Segregation But Mn. Warren's statement ap- ONLY ____ $2.45 offer limited parently means the court intends Murray's Oldest — Since 189Z WINE WANT to hand down its ceder within a Parker's Jewelry Store few weeks. The high tribunal is Tw Be now scheduled Mack to recess May 31. SIN.1.1111114•MinieeIMI Part Time work. National 1 Tieve- KW, department but, the Perfeet tor Sppneximately date may be postponed for NOTICE lers Insurance Company, P.O. 1.75 miles east of Box several weeks if the justices find 492, Murray, WANTED Sluice, a distance of 6.034 miles. Hy TIED LEWIS Jr. Evergreens, Shrubs Ky TEC they cannot meet the deadline. Grade, Dusen and Traffic United Press staff Correspondent MEE ' FREE —•— FRS.T.— Bound Most of the Chief and Azaleas FREE— CAR CHECK MONUMENTS SOLID GB Surface. Justice's ad- Teimites is what most 17 YOUR WANTED: 3 BED ROOM HOUSE. WASHINGTON dress was devoted people call bulge selection styles. sizes. — Chiet Jus- to the problems flying car weaves. Shimmies and vibrated Call Unfurnished, lease or The attention of the prospective Large Stock an*. If you have seen any 85. See monthly tice Earl Warren indicated Itoday of the nation's federal courts. He hrave it lined up "Die Bear at Calloway Moriument payments. bidders is called to the of these or had report that Way" 2 children. Diet. Mgr. prequel'. that the Supreme said that they are you at Hendon's work:. Veer Orr, owner. West fication Court will issue understaffed, have them— Service Station, John Southern Seaters Cooperative. Call requirements. necessity for an order overloaded For FREE inspection Main St. Near College. before it recesses for the with cases and ham- Grogan, Opr. J20C M30C 1708. securing certifikete of eligibility, volt 441, Kelly's Exterminator and M24P summer on how states should carry pered by "inadequate facilities, the special provisions covering Pest Control. Kelly's Produce. NOTICE: out its ruling abolishing school outmoded practices." DELL FINNEY HAT NOTICE: MACHINE subletting or assigning SHOP SEE. - the con- segregation. The backlog of business is brzic. Shop _bee Moved to 206 E. Poplar vics—itorttable tract "be- - -crank shaft -grind.+-- and the Department's- --re- eAsehas been coming a nationwide loth at Poplar — Call Street. COIHMONWEALTEI the practice for problem," Mr. 479 M29C mg. Murray Auto Parts, tOF UN- gulation which prohibits the many LAWNS Maple la- years, action in all argued Warren said, "particularly in the "The Best For Less" MOWED. CALL 1020-R St phone 15. TUCKY,'DEPARTMENT OF HIGH *mance M21C - of proposals after 8130 cases is expected to be announced metrcpolltan areas" such epood power mowers. Rotor WAYS, NOTICE as the -ewe WAYelle 4F.N17. TO CONTRAC- AM. Central Standard Time on prior to adjournment," Southern District 'Shelton Cianady. Warren said of New York MEP Murray Marble and granite TORS: Sealed bids will be re- tie duy of the works. LOB YOUR TOBACCO HAIL opening of bids. In a speech prepared for delivery where 10.735 civil cases are awaiting Builders ef Vile memorial' for ceived by the Department of Propcsals will not insurence, cull or see Wayne Wil- be issued ex- before the 32nd annual meeting action, A 48 YEAR OLD over half century. White, Highways at "its office, Frankfort, cept during official RESERVE Potter son. Tel 321-Office or (Rene-home. business hours. of the American Law Institute. die also warned that the number company Manager. Kentucky, until 9.00 am. has opening in Calloway Phone 121. 1425C Peoples Bank Budding, Central The court heard arguments last of federal probation officers Murray M21C is and Standard Time on the NOTE: A PURCHASE CHARGE Mandan County for alMi'ell 10th day month on .,pow its historic, year- "far too low- and that they - of OF $2.00 WILL BE are eive men to work in Life June 1955. at whicih time bids MADE FOR old decision should "grossly underpaid." and ENVELOPES, Erre-ELOPES, EN- EACH be carried out. He said the Casualty coverage. will be pubhcly opened PROPOSAL. REMITTANCE Prefer men 'elopes, up to 10 x 15. Brown FFOR and read The justices will decide how and probation system is one of the Drive RENT MUST ACCOMPANY -In REQUEST age 25 to 55 v.tio want to make for the improvement of: when the states should best ways of combatting clasp envelopes of any dm. If FOR be carried the pread a permanent PROPOSAL FORMS. RE- out. The of juvenile SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 position with re- you need clasp enveicpes afl FOR RENT: FURNISHED justices will decide how delinquency and ex- 1311TCH Calloway County, S 565 Ile RS FUNDS WDLL NOT BE MADE newal commissions paid. Full or at the and when the elates should finally pressed hope that Congress would Ledger and Times office duplex apartment Two bedrooms, 18-203 The Alma-Shiloh FOR ANY Ott Road, be' REASON. lower the racial boost appropriations SATURDAY ONLY laving room, kitchen, bath, utility, ginning bars in public for the ser- near NC & St. L. RR Further intorrnatdon, schools. vice. "VIVA CROSSWORD I,, and 'garage, neon college bidding ZAPATA" PUZZLE"s"" """aY'"u" campus. Crowing in Almo. and extenckng piusxual, Call 812-VeL. et cetera, will be fur- Possible Precedent Breaking The Chief Justice said "one of starring Marlon Brandt), ACROSS - etTelP in an easterly direction to 32—Sun god 5p j_AME r4 CAP Ky. 94 niahed upon apple:teem to the There had been a possibility the the conspicuous defects" in federal Jean Peters 54—Algerian t 117 and Anthony 1—Prefix' rang 36-11.1 titre iL FOR RENT'. 3 ROOM FURNISH- court might break with precedent court procedure is the lack- of 4—Foot EQ any Quinn ear 3 —U"eigb t of ed Vsetsedsy"s PIsiS provision for 5—Drink slowly India downstaire apt. Heat & water CROSSWORD PUZZLE AnswerS. paying lawyers ap- - P-L-U-S — 12—Na t Iv e metal 23—Justt furnished. pointed by the are 0 le E L Y Phone 306-R- cilay, 16259 Franld'ort Office. The court to defend "DRUMBEATS 13—Aseault 29—Temporary bed ACROSS 3i—step right, is penniless OVER 14 —Slacave 445—•rrny meal — night. M21P 35—Bev erase reserved persons acccused cf crime. • 1—Doctrine (pl.) to reject any and all WYOMING" la—Conflict 41—ludian tent CE 32—Rodent He proposed that federal courts 17_,G..if club 43—Shallow s—steveais 41-1A If of bids. be with 15—Slake vessel FOR RENT: Two Room Un- 11—Cavity empowered by Congress Wild Bill Elliott lac• 44—Tarried around Cle rain t Department of to either 2U—Underground 46—Analyses AIT A furnished apt., newly decorated, mouth of 42—Cushion Higihrways pay such • • a orker volcano attorneys or to appoint • 45-11e mistaken E A 208 43—Scottish Frankrort, Kentucky 21—Trade for 60—Rant stl East Poplar. Mrs. Dell Finney 12—Egg such landowner a full-time, salaried public defender SUNDAY and MONDAY money F Ajc-, T s 14—blph thong May 19. 1956 a 112—Cloth measure Utterback. Ph. 210W. 5123C 45—Mild expletive .5433C with assistant and "YOUNG AT 23—Cover 13—Command to INEuAT Al eit0 ateT .11—Halos 46—Pronoun office personnel. 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Wilde NANCY (.7 ahe mY P LACE By Ernie Bushmiller 16)). FRANCES SARAH MOORE eriZem''. 41 4.1.'',74..."?,..Z.? SORRY, NANCY 1111WIS -- IT ALWAYS CHAPTER THIRTY YOU I'M GOING TO A thought The depth and the capac- dust and went unread, rurpneed at PROMISED RAINS WHEN BEHIND her closed I eyelids Ro- ity tor loving. there being another world beand TO TAKE BALL wena was reviewing the . • • ME TO WATER MY good his own university campus ... Oh, thtege and the bad of the A' MOVIE GAME months In the kitchen. Landon sheared no, no! This was not Eric: surely GARDEN gone by. We'll get through It! she off crusts and wrapped thin sand- this was not Use man TODAY had said_ she had TO D AYL) And they had. Creditably, wtchee in waxed paper and a damp fallen so passionately considering everything. in love with! cloth. 'There!" abs said. She shut It was the game. Scott's cruelly Her thoughts plunged back, back the refrigerator or, than turned destructive game—wasn't it? to the day of the accident that to Scott "It was awfully kind of I hate hint, she thought She had given her Maggie and Landon your mother to send over the bot- could not have said which for man she her own. I taught them to tle of grape wine. Should It be meant brush their teeth and speak the iced, do you think?" She tried to capture the sharp, truth, she thought And they did His shoulders went up consider- clear outlines of reality. ft was no not let me down. Maggie never Ingly. "Great-grandmother Oliver use. The real was indistinguishable once whined or complained all did not have • refrigerator. She trom the illustos The truth was those lung months, though some- probably Just wiped off the cob- lost in imagery. See had tallen in times, In the difficult time right webs." love with the real Eric and out of after the operation, she muse have She laughed. —Then I won't ice love with the travesty she had cre- felt that life was pointless and de- It" sted. Or was it the reverse? Which void of everything but paln. But The telephone rang. was the real Eric? I don't know, tele didn't give up. And Landon Landon answered It, and came she thought 1 simply do not know. . . . A sharp little ache L1L' ABNER went back to Scott "It was the Boas. And the knowledge that the might through her heart Then, with but She is coming with a coconut cake never know, for sure, filled her By Al Capp a brief wavertng, momentary a for our Mrs. Scarffe." She smiled with • nameless illusory sadness. doubt, her thoughts steadied and WE'RE at lune "Everything la ready, I But it was sorrow without regret. NO..rr- -A PITCHER went on. ft is over, the CY TW hard part trunk." Forshe did not feel the same KEEPING It will stay in her mind, seways, STRANGER AN GOTTA "You. too, Landon? Are you about Eric as she had. All the glow THAT and she'll wish FOR RETURN TW she cote(' velem e ready?" had faded—was forever gone. NIocztAter out. But the echoes EVIDENCE!? of grief end Are you ready to taco Maggie She turned around and faced loss will grow fainter. After • and Eric together again? Can you Scott- el am ready, too." she said. while her mind will be at peace take it? Will It tear you to shreds Tears sprang into her eyes "Fun- again. seeing their love for each other? ny. isn't it?" What brings us through these That was what he was asking her. When ware alone, she thought, crises? Courage, hope. instinct? The game. The game he had In- I wit, ask aim to kiss me. Islot one Why don't we sometimes just give vented arid made her play. Every of those careful pecks he has teen up, time you look at Eric, or think Of giving me for weeks. A real kiss. "Mrs. Hatch?" him, or speak to him, find some A dizzying and entirely unexpected She opened her eyes.; Steve flaw in him! However small, how' rush of warmth flooded her whole Nicholls was bending over her. ever foolish, end It. Concentrate body. It was as If she had sudden- "You weren't asleep, were you?" on it Magnify it. Caricature it. ly stepped into the fiercest sun- You can try. You've got to try. light. She waited, her hand on her i '1 thought not Your thoughts And I will help you. heart And ... yes. The windy were moving across your face." Help her! He'd driven her, tooth high place, the rush of Wings, the "Are you a mind reader, young and nail, hammer and tongs. No lifting upward surge. man 7" rermite. Day after day, week after "Hey," said Scott, bending down He laughed. "I have been mak- Mr. Legree, evith • whip of ridi- and peering at her. "Do yod feel ing sketch .:A5t'7.• a of you. Would you cule. Oh, he was tough: And very all right? You look—strange." like to see it?" CoLltavict-mt funny, sometimes. She had laughed "I am fine," she said. A souls . She put on her gasses and took ABB1E aryl laughed . . . and then, alone. was starting in her eyes, deep and an' SLATS the sheet of drawing paper. For a cried. Sometimes, so set was tier secret "1 feel wonderful." By Raeburn Van Buren long time she looked at It. Finally mind oh besting the challenge of Merry-o swooshed by them, she looked up. "It is very good, I the guile, she had even forgotten clutching Omar in her arias. THANKS -I THINK think" WELL --- DON'T her anxiety about Maggie. "Here they come." she shouted. WE HAVEN'T GOT MUCH OF 1 VILL TAKE A "I KNOW THIS PERSON'S? "Thank you." Landon NOT NWARtliAT walked over to the win- "Scott, Landon—" She dashed A FILE OF PICTURES, 1-00K E -SHORE REVEAENLLvIF I e•KNOW "A good portrait of an old lady." SUE -BUT EXACTIY dow arid made herself think of back, drepped Omar, seized Lan- ./ "A kind lady. Sensitive." YOU'RE WELCOME TO LOOK AT Eric. A dim wonder struck her don's hand. "Didn't you hear me, (LOOKS LIKE:: ../ Kind, yes; but wise, WHAT'S THERE IN always that there was no harsh, wracking Landon? Mommy is home!" Even if she could have foreseen THAT CABINET: pain. She closed her eyes and For • moment Landon could not ounering and heartache for L.are Ate:40(;40 1..4. there, against her lids, his image believe that the small hot hand in don, could she have given her began forming. Shimmering at hers wan Merry-°s, To be held off deeper reserves of strength to cope Brat. There—now it was clearing. all this time, and now . . . She with it? Could she, possibly, bave steadying. A professor. A small- could not quite believe it, averte! it' but Ni. town professor! Intelligent eyes, was grateful, and humble. Ikea She could have said, "Don't come sensitive mouth, a mind bladed whole world, she thought Your home. Landon. Don't come!" T9 fine. A schelor more than a man. whole world, Maggie dining. Just what end? Landon would have Smoothed •r Into the mould the way you left it. Sweet come anyway. Nothing Mid could have of aeadenm conventions, safe and true. kept her away, because Pawing Maggie sandwiches and cookies at the Scott had hold of her actried her, other Mod and she loved Maggie. dean's teas,• whiff of chalk palely as they ran, the three Loee; that was of them to- it. Courage, hope, upon him, correcting themes far gether, and opened Instinct—and the door grids love. That is the Into the night, tidy-minded, disci- r Maggie. T ttgreatest gilt MY, them rhe ee-iting leeks TetE Eees thee Fathered t •4. 4/44 ow• • tot./ 414••••• avaaxwoemes Awed

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Tr li HANDY 1:00 1 Steps to Heaven 1:15 Charm With Cathy 1:30 Homemakers Program The LEDGER & TIMES 2 00 Greatest G.ft 215 Golden Windows GUIDE 2:30 One Man's Family Television Schedule Week of May 22 through May 28 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 3:00 Hawkins Falls 3:15 First Love Down WSM -TV- Nashville WLAC-TV- Nashville WMC-TV- Memphis 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 3:45 Modern Romance MONDAY 2:30 One Man's Fam:ly MONDAY 9:30 See It Now MONDAY 6:00 Evening Serenade 4:00 Pinky Lee Show '7:00 Today 245 Concerning Miss Marlowe 7:00 The Morning Show 6:15 10:00 Foreign 6:50 Meditation News Reporter 4:30 Howdy Doody Concord Way 9.00 Ding Dong School 3.00 Hawkins Falls 7:25 The Local News & Weather Intrigue 6:30 Dinah Shore 9.30 Time First 1030 News Final 7:00 Today 5:00 Time for Trent To Live 3- 15 Love '7.30 The Morning Show 6:45 10:45 72.5 Weather News Caravan 5:25 Weatherman 9 45 Three Steps To Heaven 330 Mr. Sweeney 7 55 The Local News & Weather Weathervane Views TOO Martha Fishing down Concord Was has 10:50 Sports Tonight 730 Today Raye 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 30:W Home 3:45 Modern Romances 8.00 The Morning Show , 2:00 been rather id:scourging the past 11:05 7:55 Today Fireside Theatre 6:00 Evening Serenade 11:00 Betty White Show 4:00 Opry Matinee 8.25 The Local News & Weather Sign Off in Memphis oeek. 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The Falcon 12. 15 Noonday News 5-00 8:30 Today 6:45 News Caravan from Western Corral 9.00 The Garry Moore Show 7:00 The Morning Show 10 00 J might have kept people away 8.55 Cathy Married Joan 7:00 Groucho Marx 12:30 Movie Matinee 5 55 Weather Report 9.30 The or Godtrey Show Exercises wits the Hurley-Riley Auction lot sale 7:25 The Local News & Weather 10.30 News I Led 130 Kitchen Kollege 6 00 Ramat 9:00 Ding Dong School 7:30 Three Lives Which was advertised for last Of The Juni.la 10:30 Strike Bich 7:30 The Morning Shio.v 10 40 9:30 Storyland Weather 8:00 Dragnet 200 Greatest Gift 630 Eddie Fisher Shew 1100 Valiant Lady 755 The Local News & week down the 444 road. 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Mr & Mrs Perry THURSDAY Storm 1200 Portia Faces Life 2.00 Greatest Gift 7:25 Weather 6.00 Televont 7:00 Today 3-30 3-25 News Allbritten did not go to Detroit On Your Account 12:15 The Seeking Heart 2:15 Golden Windows 7:30 Today 6:15 Eddie Fisher Show 9.00 Dung Dong School 4.00 United Nations 8 30 Today last week as planned, because of 12:30 Welcome Travelers 230 One Man's 7:55 Today In Memphis 6:30 Playhouse 15 930 Time To • Live 436 Front Row, 8 55 Exercises with Cathy sudden, sickness Center 1:00 Hobert Q. Lewis 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 8:00 Today 9 45 Three Steps To 5735 Crusader Rabbit 1100 Ding Dong School 6 45', News Caravan Heaven , 1:30 House Party 3:00 Hawkins Falls 8:25 News A bit of moving ha been taking 10 00 Home 540 Weathervane 9 30 Storyland '7 00 Color Spectaculars Viewi 2.00 The Big..Payoff 3:15 First Love 8:30 Today place in Concord. 11 00 Betty White Show 5:45 News 945 Shopping at Home 830 Robert Montgomery Picture 2.30 The Bob Crosby Show 330 World of Mr. Sweeney 8.55 Exercises with Oathy 11:30 Feather Your Net, 5:55 Do You Know 1000 Home Show Mr. & Mrs Charlie Stubblefield Presents Wny? 3.00 The Brighter Day 3145 Modern Romance 900 Ding Dong Schocii 4 12 00 Appointment at tenon 600 Abbot & Costello 11 00 Betty White Show moved into the apartment above 930 Badge 714 315 The Secret Storm 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 9:30 Storyland 630 Doug Edwards With 11 30 Feather Your Nest their store and rented their house 1000 Led Three Laves 12 15 Noonday News The 3:30 On Your Account 430 Howdy Doody 9:4.5 Shopping at Home News 12:00 News to the nely-weds. Mr & Mrs. Billy 10 30 Your Esso Reporter 12 30 Movie Matinee 4.00 Pied Pipers 5:00 Time for Trent 1000 Home Show I 30 Kitchen Kollege Joe Kinguigs The household shower 10 45 Sports Roundup 6.45 Perry Corno 4:15 United Nations 523 Weatherman 12.15 Farm News 11.00 Betty White Show , for the Kinemits was a huge 2:00 Greatest Gilt 11:30 leather Your Nest 11 00 Tonight 7:00 The George Burns & Gracie 4-30 Front Row, Center 12 30 Channel Five Club success well attended Saturday 215 Golden Windows 5'30 Interesting Person and Allen Show 5.35 Crusader Rabbit 1 00 3 Steps to Heavea 12:00 New, 2-30 5:40 Wrestling Interview evening. TUESDAY 0se Man's Family 5:40 Weathervane Miews 115 Amy Vanderbilt 12:15 Farm News 7 30 Talent Scouts 5.45 Armchair Adventure 2 45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 545 News Picture 1 -20 Charm with Cathy - 12:30 Channel Five Club Concord lost another'student when 7:00 Today 8 00 I Love Lucy 6.00 Evening Serenade 3 00 5:55 Do You Knew Why? 1:30 Homemakers Program 1.00 3 Steps to Heaven Annie Lee Lamb married Bobby Hawkins Falls 8 30 December Bride 6 15 News Reporter 9:00 Ding Dons &hoc>. 3 15 6-00 Range Rider% 200 Greatest Gift 1:13 Amy Vanderbilt Wyatt Sunday at the Blood River First Love 9 00 Studio One _ 030 Tony Martin 9:30 Time To Live 6.30 Doug 2.15 1:20 Charm with Cathy Baptist Church. 3:30 Mr. Sweeney 10 00 Big Town Edwards- With The Golden Windows 9 45 Three Steps To Heaven 645 News Caravan 1:30 Homemakers Program Coach Gene Cathey is tieing 3.45 Modern Romances 10.30 News Final News 2 30 One Man's Family 1000 Home • 7.00 Sid Caesar 2:00 Greatest Gift coached by Uncle Sam now, and 400 Opry Matinee 10.45 Weathervane V1ews 6'45 Perry LOm0 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 11:00 Betty 8 00 Edward Arnold Pzellenta 2:15 Golden is probably in Colorado by now. WhOe Show 4 15 Let's Find Out 10 50 Sports Tonight 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show 3:00 Hawkins Falls Windows 1130 Feather 8 30 Robert Montgomery 2.30 One Man's Family He will certainly be missed around Your Nest 4 30 Howdy Doody 11.05 Sign Off 8:00 Strike It Rich 3 15 First Love • 930 Badge 714 Concord. 12700 Appointment At 12 Noon 5 00 Western Corral 8:30 I've Got A Secret 3 30 World of Mr Sweeney 245 Concerning N1133 Marlins* 10.00 Wrestling We called on Mr &'Ma Harry 12-15 Noonday News 5 55 Weather Report 9.00 Best Of Broadway 3 45 Modern Romance 3.00 Hawkins Falls TUESDAY 10:30 News Utterback one day recently while 12.30 Movie Matinee 600 Cisco Kid 10-00 Col. March Of Scotia id 4 00 Pinky Lee Show 3 15 First LO VIII 10.40 Weather 3.30 World of Mr. Sweeney visiting Mrs. Viol.. Bonner who is 6 30 7 00 The Yards 4 30 Howdy Doody 100 Kitchen Kollege Dinah Shore Morning Some; 10.45 seriousiy alt the hospital. 1030 News Final To be announced 5 00 Time for Trent 3.45 Modern Romance in 2:00 Greatest Gift 6 45 News Caravan 25 The Local News & Weather Mrs Lola Miller visited Mr & 1045 Weathervane Views 11.00 Tonight 5 25 Weatherman 4.00 Pinky Lee Show 2:15 Golden Windows '700 You Bet Your Life '730 The Morning Show Mrs Ed. or.s a few days this 10:50 Sports Tonight 1200. Sign Off 5.30 Interesting Person 4.30 Howdy Doody 2:30 One Men's Fam.ly 30 Boston Mackie '7 55 The Local News & Weather past week 11 -05 Sign Ott . 5.40 What's on Channel 5 5.00 Time for Trent 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 8 00 Dragnet 8 00 The Morning Show 5 45 5 25 Weatherman Mr & firs Leslie Putman and 825 The Local News fe. Weather TUESDAY Armchair Adventure 300 Hawkins Falls THURSDAY 5.30 Interesting Person Mr & Mr Elmo Bonner returned 630 Ford Theatre 8 30 The Morning Show 6 00 Evening Serenade several 3:15 First Love 9 00 010 Meditation 6 13 5 40 What's On Channel 5 to Detract last week after Lux Video Theatre 8 55 The Local News & Weather 7:00 The Morning Show News Reporter relatives 330 Mr. Sweeney 10 00 7:00 Today 5 45 Armchair Adventore days visit here with Favorite Story 9 00 The Garry Moore Show 7:23 The Local News & Weather 6 30 Eddie Fisher •Mr. Swann, a respected grocerman Modern Romances 10-30 Your 7.25 Weather 6 45 6 00 Evening Serenade Esso Reporter 9 30 The Arthur Godtre, Show 7 30 The Morning Show News Caravan will be missed from Murray by the 34::0045 Opry Matinee 10 7 30 Today 6 13 New! Reporter 45 Sports Roundup 10.30 Strike It Rich 7:55 The Local News & Weather 7 00 Cisco Kid htm. 4.15 Let's Find Out 7.55 Today in Meenphis many who knew 11 00 Tonight 11.00 Valiant 730 Favorite Story 030 Eddie Fisher 4,30 Howdy Doody Lady 8:00 The Morning Show 8 00 Today Martins Chapel Homecoming was 800 TV Theater e 45 News Caravan 223 The Local News & Weather 825 News a huge success with a crohoed 500 Western Corral FRIDAY 7 00 Red Buttons 11 15 Love Of Life 830 The Morn:ng Show 9 00 This Is Your Life house Sand-y we hear 515 Weather Report 8 30 Today 30 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 8:55 The 930 Mr. District Attorney 7- Life of Riley Our Bre Gentry is not certain 100 To Be Anncunced 7.00 Today Local News et Weather Exercises 11.45 The Guiding Light 55 with Cathy 1000 Dear Phoebe 8 00 Big Story whether he will be returning to 11 30 Dinah Shore Show 9 00 Ding Doug School 9 00 The Garry Moore Show 12 00 Portia Faces Life 9-00 Ding Done School 10 30 News 8 30 To be announced the New Hope-Martin Chapel-Sul- 6:45 News Caravan 930 Time To Lave 9 30 The Arthur Godh ey Stow 1215 The Seeking Heart 939 Storyland 10 40 Weather 9 00 cavalcade of Sports phur Spring Circuit or not bue 700 111.1ton Berle Show 9 45 Three Steps To kteaven 10 30 Strike It Rich 12110 The Robert Q Lewis 9.45 Shopping at Home 1045 Rocky King 9 43 Sports Highlights he will be at Sulphur Sprangs once 1:00 Firende Theatre lots) Herne 11 00 Valiant Lady 1 00 House Party 10 00 Home Show 11.15 Tonight 10 00 Loretta Young more. Friday even.ng at 7 30 May 9:30 Circle Theatre 11 15 Love Of Life 11:00 Betty White Show 200 The Big Payoff 11 00 Betty White Show 12 00 Sign Oft 10 30 News 27 when a free talon will be shown 9:00 Truth and Consequences 11 11:30 Feather Your Nes; 2 30 The Bob Crosby Show 30 Search For Tomeortcw 11 30 Feather Your Nest 10 40 Weather in relation to Lord's Acre projects 9:30 Mr. Dtstrict Attorney 12.00 Devotional Moment 11 45 The Guiding Light 1200. News THURSDAY 1945 Football Predictions which have been successeeovoThe 10-00 3.00 The Brighter Day City Detective 12:15 Noonday News 12 00 Portia Faces Life 12-15 Farm News 1101' Tonight public is cordially Malted to the 10:30 Your Esso 3 15 The Secret Storm 650 Meditation Reporter 12 30 Movie Matinee 12 15 The Seeking Heart 12.30 Channel Five Club 11 00 Sign Off church the last Friday of this 10:45 Sports 3 30 On Your Account 700 Today Roundap 1 30 Kitchen Korlege 12.30 Welcome Travelers 1:00 3 Steps to Heaven month 1.00 Toraget 4 00 United Nations 7 25 Weather 2 00 Greatest Gift 1:00 Robert Q Lewis 1:13 Charm With Cathy SATURDAY • We are glad Mr Samuel Harris 4 30 Front Row, Center 730 Today 9.15 Meditation & New, 2 15 Golden Windows 1.30 House Party 1:30 Homemakers Program is reported improving at Lloyd • WEDNESDAY 5 35 Crusader Rabbit 9 30 Srnilin. Ed McConaell 2 30 One Man's Family 2 00 The Big Payoff 2 00 Greatest Gift 73,5 Today In Metrph's Spicelands on Payne Street 5 40 Weathervane Views 1000 Mr. Wizard 700 Today 2 45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 2 30 The Bob Crosby,„Show 2 15 Golden Windows 8 00 Today We enjoyed churieh services at 5.45 News Picture 10.30 Pride of the Southland 9.00 Ding Dong School 3 00 Hawkins Falls . 3 00 The Brighter Day 2'30 One Man's Family 8.25 News Cherry Church Sunday. We saw 5:55 Do You Know Why? Love 3- 15 The Secret Storm 2.45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 8 30 Today 11 00 Rough RIders Willie Dick and Bobby Joe Bury 9:30 Time To Live 3 15 First 6 00 Touchdown 3 30 On Your Account 3.00 Hawkins Falls 8 55 Exercises with Cathy 12 00 To be announced woo had returned home from 9 45 Three Steps To Heaven 3 30 Mr. Sweeney 630 Doug Edwards With The 4 00 United Nations 3 15 First Love 11 00 Ding Dong School 12 30 Tenn. Fish & Garne service. We are always glad when 10 W.Home 3 45 Modern Romances Nevss 4 30 Front Row, Center 3 30 World of Mr. Sweeney 9 30 Storyland 12'55 Penn. StaW vs. Penn. any of the boys have 'successfully 11:00 Betty White Show 4 00 Opry Matinee 6.45 Jo Stafford Show 5 35 Crusader Rabbit 3.45 Modern Romance 9 45 Shopping at Home 330 Scoreboard finished ' their term in service 11:30 Feather Your Nest 4,15 Let's rind Out 7:00 Red Skelton 5.40 Weathervane Views 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 10 00 Home Shoe 3 43 Musical Varieties Was glad to read Proternes Vela- 1200 Devotional Moments 4 30 Howd5, Doody 7.30 Blue Angel 5.45 News Picture 4 313 11 00 Betty White Show 4.00 Mercy Plane (feature) ver, again Meet people deaf who 12 30 Movie Matinee 5 00 Western Corral Howdy Doody • 8,00. Meet Millie 5:55 Do You Know 5-00 11 30 Feather Your Nest 500 Super Circus tell me they used to read my letters. 1:30 Kitchen Kollege 5 55 Weather Report Why? Time for Trent 8 30 6.00 Amos & Andy 12:00 News 5.30 My Little Margie Don't know why they still can't 2:00 Greatest G.ft , 00 Superman Danger 5 25 Weatherman 9 00 Life With Father (eesallnised 12:15 Farm News tniddet read them occosionaly. 2:15 Golden Windows (Continued inside. inside) 5:30 Superman (Continued

Calla. re:nein way pcopie • k I'm sexy Worker Decline Is might need to tide him over while Irian. who rreasui es 39-24 37. is 1 Out when t was a model and t,,, Dramatists he sought to write an acceptable Pinup Girl k now n to a r, y male who ever i photographer would tell me Shown In March play. ' Dale & Stubblefield 1 eyed a cheesecnke . photo in a ! Inek sexy. 1,1 i .? Start to lawn.. The applicant had only to show magazine. The tall. 5-foot 8-inch Western With Tom-Teats definite promise as a playwright PRESCRIPTIONS Don't Want and prove he could not function To Play • blonde has peed .n Bilrinia doing Ar.::,:aliy i - i,:niel.c I was a Frankfort. Ky -Kentucky had as same without financial aid . everything from raniaeing down ; sk.rodiver when mornebody asked 1 1.800 fewer workers on its non - Golden then raised a 550 000 fund 1 ese Colerudo River to riding a ! me to pale with Armed's-mg equip- farming wage and salary rolls in among porrions in or close to the Tarzatt merry -g ,-ro'.i. r.d . ! inent and that started the pin-up March than in February, for a Big Offer Lads theater. i Nis "Tin-Up Sher li tareer" j total of 541.900 workers - still By ALINE MONIIV The producer set forth his un- ; But i....: TV s n, 'e farnele Taraan. , • Sheens- antenrs to be a Wee- .2.300 below the March 1954 total - By RILEY'S tidied Frees Staff( orrespondent , JACK GAVER happiness over lack of develop- Inals w.11 climb !r.•za, swim and ern series a.th torn-torts and grass the State Department of Economic United Press staff t'orreepondeat ments in the program for the HOLLYWOOD la -Oise wear . lel:Gird sk.-. with a high , huts Inste he, real hair twinging Security reported today FURNITURE & APPLIANCES NEW YORK 'la - Being recent "spring gambol" of the Hollywood's top p.n-up photo g.rls cut . eckl.ne . to her Waist lives alone in the a The figure does not reflect the heat mai pt ducer. John Golden Lambs Club in what he described Started work today as a female r.ave to av,...d all the pm-up jungle for :cent mysterious rea- "From !large-scale layoffs because of labor naturally has had some disappoint- today as •a "MOO ad of frustra- The Kitchen To The Parlor" Tarn fne a TV senes - with etuilYS Insh sepia:neei breseen Son . 'disputes in the rail and telephone ments fri his 80 years. They're in- tion." Murray, Ky. strict orders to claguiee the sex scenes of ':hr Laced series There ia. nf course, a handoome ...... Telephone 587 industries which began March 14. herent in the business. But seldom appeal tewt once brought her fame a for k:ds If the cleavage hunger in pith helmet ottio shows Only Three loans The estimates were based on a has he been as disappointed as ABC-TV h.t such a jackpot with ever gets too resieh ..n a scene. I up in -sorne epis;odes. But the only He pointed out that in two and period ending March 12 right now 'Davy Cmckett" that the net- throw my :air fc.r-a-ard over me rnerriber of the oast who gets a a half years the committee has work aireedy.. has another chi:- shoulder.. lost from It.* w.li be her side- Manufacturing employment was "There's 950.000 pledged for young granted loans to only three ap- dreno stow inert up for fall This . Although men ...e..., the_ audience kick; a dlimpanzee. 155.200 at the end of the period. worthwhile dramatists, and they plicants, 'probably due to the fact one Ls a strictly fiCtional acres I don't seem might regard 1-olf' tree-swinging as froth leaves next week on a , down 1,900 from February hut up to want it." he said. that its merdwrs have set very called "Sheena. Queen of „he i. a veeste of Oeesecrike. Irish in- huur of Ness. York arid Washing- 4.500 over March' of 1954. with "I thought it was one of the best high standards" . Jungle" • 1 sil at !cleat for the good of the theater "Another this Wallis .tteide .s ,.c ere y to get out ton. where a build-up w.11 start to seasonal factors continuing in evi- reason for dis- Drugl The job of relaying the muscular of the pinsup 4,...VOry. make youngetera dence The substantial drop that I estry.had: I am gaving it couraging showing may be because , , eene-consciots. most WE HAVE IT - WE jungle girl who swings through the ' 'Al', rry Me, losa been a tom- ! Iri the n','l'an_:.fsirtg field little under February was in the tobacco until Oct 1. the New Diglimatists Loan Fund WILL GET IT

trees went to the darhns, of rna- . boy ' tr, y sheens manufacturing industry where 3.100 He was referring to the program has not been properly exploited the " P5WF.E4. Neb., beauty it.rls will be ah, OR IT CAN'T BE HAD zine photngrephers . lr4t Mr- ea A "..7..sei Woe-wise Orr, built in a hoes. jew!ry and letcrys seasonal workerf, in tobacco re- which he started two and a half among those for whom it was drying plants were laid off The years ago and which he calls the set upto help." Golden's ad con- loss was counterbalanced in part New Dramatists Loan Fund or the Untied by employment gains in machinery, Benign Pawn Shop life idea Was °The Benign Pawn Shop and metsi products and equipment to dig up some promising young FRAZEE, its member agents are still looking MELUGIN & HOLTON fields playwrights_ for Must hSow Promise new, needy, promising play- Dale & Stubblefield INSURANCE wrights to help Drug AGENTS The non-manufacturing field re- Golden started it with the aid Applications may be ported 1 gain .of only 100 workers of authors'. agents, who play an Made exclusively to accredited Cliewalk? 1 March, the new members of from February to Important part in -finding and the Society of Authors' total being 386,800 workers. The nurturing new talent Nine top Representatives until the lit day Will Be of Open This Sunday 7•16.hais• SSI report, said that had . it not been alzents were established as an October The idea - will thus for the seasonal layoff of 2,200 I have been given three full years. awards committee, charged with for your Drug, Prescription and Sundry workers • In wholesale trade and considering applicants Agreement Needa. "I hate to give up. and it 800 striking transportation workers. by six of these in any given is my hope that we may find WE WILL BE CLOSED from non-manufacturing employment case would make it possible Pit Doom Make DISterenee Whe WrIble for apple-antis who can qualify for would have shown a handsome all applicant to borrow, without 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. for loans and thus carry on the work Church Hour gain interest or security, Such as he of the Renian Pawn Shop. 4. I0

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