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• Important Data Nikita Agrees To Hold Expected From Conference Anywhere Explorer IV Combs On Four District Tour If Security Problem In U.S.

WASHINGTON (UPI) —Ex- golia, France, Yemen, Japan and Is Believed Too Difficult plorer IV whirled around the Uruguay. NICHOLASVILLE (UPI) — world today with its important A spokesman at the Army's Bert Combs today began a tour_ radio signals "coming in wonder- Redstone of four congressional Arsenal in Huntsville, districts -he By HENRY SHAPIRO ing to hold the conference in fully" and sending back valuable 101 •elsit Ala., said officials were delighted during the week in United Press International New York, the Soviet govern- information on deadly radiation. with campaign the performance of Ex- lif for the Democratic -MOSCOW (UPI ) — Soviet ment agrees to meet in Geneva, The largest U.S. satellite was plorer IV. gubernatorial nomination. Premier Nikita Khrushchev a- Vienna, Paris or any other place scheduled to pass over Russia It whirled about the earth The Prestonsburgh attorney greed today to hold a summit acceptable to all participants. again today. It shot across Soviet every 110 minutes and will stop carried oft here and at Har- conference in Geneva or "any "We would also welcome an skies Sunday marking the first what are believed to be rodsburg the today. He will Be at other city" in Eurtç_-if,t h e agreement on holding the meet- —reapearence of an American earth most delicate instruments ever Springfield Tuesday. United gates fears secutity ing of the heads of governments irnen aver dna ostualtak -deteetion.- lei-winding up a- sontheatotern wiislTd b' priNent in New lic-Mossev-7ra-1-firgoviet gov- The Naval Research Laboratory The 38.43 - pound bullet -shaped Kentucky tour last Saturday, York. ernment would gtrarantee f u 11 said the satellite's course today satellite may have a life ex- Combs charged at London that Khrustichess made his offer in security for the delegations and also will take it over points pectancy of about five years, of- a anti-aircraft missile Hawk whooshes up hum isuncer,h approaches the administration of Gov. A. letters to in China, New Zealand. French ficials said. 'DIRECT Her—The U. S. Army's the Big Three, for- 'the necessary conctirbns for the drone. The tart was at White Sands Proving Ground, N. M. B. Chandler has brought to Ken- mally accepting Guiana, England. Australia, Mon. Other Nations Informed Prey, and scores a direct hit on the sunggestion fruitful work. tucky ''an atmosphere of fear of French Premier "We convinced This country has given the Charles de are that the Ars. Malcolm and a doctrine of reprisal." Gaulle that Europe Soviet D. International Committee of the would be a people will welcome the enter gondola ofi Faughn He said that an "atmosphere better place for emissaries International Geophysical Year a Joe Back the top level who would coins here or to ascending to, of friendship and cooperation talks. Getting Down description of the in,struments in in order to take urgent moasures ipulls, Minn. They/ After Week Meeting will bring new industry to Ken- the satellite as well as the "The Soviet govarrunent a- to hat; the conflict in the M:ddle Also, they took tucky and persuade established grees to meet East strengthen frequencies on which its radio Joe Fauglm returned -to his Moon Rocket in Geneva, Paris, and to univer1al/. Set industry flies and queen to expand." Vienna or peace; Only Concern, transmitters are broadcasting. area on Monday from Skokie, any other city accept- and ,,thereby the Soviet on reproduction„ Osnlas schedule for later this This should enable Russian sci- Illinois, able to all participants," Khru- people would demonstrate their where he attended a week oalls for visits to entists as .well as scientists from Hardins- shchev said . unbending devotion to the cause special training program . con- burg and Brandenbuerg other nations to interpret the Wednes- He specifically s-uggeeted Mos- of peace." Balloonists ducted by his company, Interna- day; and data being Paducah. Eddyville and cow as a site sent back just the tional Minerals a n d Chemical For August and said "the So- 17 Princeton Thursday; Wickcliffe viet same as American scientists are Corporation. government would guaran- doing and Barohvell on Friday. tee full MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) Faughn, sales representatis securlry for the delega- The Army On Saturday he will saga off —Two space explorers who set fired the baby moon CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida etrumentation including televi- tions and the necessary condi- Arkansas in this territory for the Plant at Mayfieki Vote into orbjt in a northeasterly before attending the tions for an endurance record in a bal- pod Diviision of Interriataonal, (UPI) —The United States is sion-hke "ground scanning- de- fruitful work." direction with a Jupiter C rocket annual Fancy Farm picnic. loon flight to the irtratosphere was one of 21 men selected from planning to launch the first of vices would thus explore for from Cape Canaveral, Its., Sat- Wilson Wyatt, Lt. Gov. Harry Relsailiii Quotes yd Sunday night country four moon rockets Aug. 17 with the first time the "dark their • only urday. all over the for the one- side" Lee Waterfieid and Louisville To Put Faubus concern was getting week meetipg. the hope it will circle the moon of the moon, that portion Khrushichev back to- In space, it anfned the Army's of the investrnent counselor H u be r t s reply to tne lat. earth safely. The in "boomerang" shot, United sphere which never est reund Explorer I, the Navy's Vanguard special service training a faces the Carpenter, who are opposing of Western messages Navy Crndrs. MaTeobn . ProlMartle_seseaducteeLaaino ess InternatiOnal learned AVJit5_ 3 ' epteinale -4-1-1- _late& - (arils 4-Goreihe sies -the- 'nave. 's handed -otters --toiaighe - In Is Claim -end- Id: txn----toswta °('Fet.) day. Deputy lOO inerribers tefaled plum- an elliptiaal course around the new Administrative... and Re- will also -.be on the speaketli Foreign Iiiiaiotee Weiler meted Into a North search Center Sources close to the project "Lead" The Moon Kuznetsav ve million for the first Dakota pas- glebe. at Skokie, just platform. to the American, ture Sundlay outside Chicago, said scientists are still working IBecause the motet is a moving British LITTLE ROCK, as of the current furze afternoon. bounced Radiation Unknown emphasised new Combs will end the week's tour and French ambaseadors Ark. (UPI) — terse!, missile men will 1 June .2.009 feet into the air end then - The satellite's orbit rimed dlevelusenents in .p verify j13- have to•at Grayson Saturday night. Isere. The text was released isap Gov Orval E. Faubus' campaign 30. Thus is as it legriped alone the ground be- horn 162.9 miles above the-earth practice* and was designed teems fees_ tire venture which as does a hunter aim- Mediately to newsinert. manager predicted today that se f Mere than eight pet fore comets to a stop. at Its nearest point to 1,373.3 heighten the valtte of services will require split-second tuning. ing at a flack of geese. But ;he ha it Khnestichev said: many A Tink119112 voters approved problems the same period a They carried 12,000 insects miles at its most distant point. rendered to plant food pers by the present schedule Is of the hunter a r e "In the view if the extraordi- the way Faubus hanified t h e claikf's play by carnipanson. he added, and repre- 1 'loused in bottles al part of an It was traveling at speeds rang- field repreeet trooyeesr o But el a three-stage Air Force County Woman nary position of 'tension in the Little Rack integrate* problem W per irn ent on the ing from 14,000 to 18,060 miles will be fired, goon after Middle Eaet, we laat September that iar vUlume cif $58,738,- effect of cos- For the moon rocket will not still consider 65 per cent mic rays on reproduction. an hour. - dawn oni the morning cif the 17th that it o is necessary immediately will vote Tuesday to give tr ;else. -billar than a Lewis be fared in a straight him Explorer- IV was more —a Santlay. The moon will then -line trajec- tri' call a a third' a said they also carried a number than • reakthrough In tory to intercept conference of heads term. o ' ; seven pounds be out 220.000 the moon as it Dies of stowaway mosquitoes. heavier than the 1 miles from the Today. of •govelfriment of the Faubus has Pee opponents Cancer Is Seen moves around the earth. USSR., in "They were Army Explorer I and more than earth, the closest It ever gets. US., Britain, Tuesday's Derree-rat happier with us The rocket — an Air Force France and India, primaryt than we 30 pounds heavier than the If the shot is successeul, the with the They are Judge were with them," he Thor-Able with a specially-de- participation of the Lee Ward rvi said . Navy's tiny but higher - flying WASHINGTON (UPI) — Dr. racket's last tage will be caught Mrs. Mary Susan Scott. secretary general Paragould, 51, signed third stage atop it—will age 89, of the U.N. and Chris E Standing The Vanguard I. But it was small Leroy E. Burney, US. turgeon in the moon's gravitational pull died this morning at 500 "As regards Finkbeiner. 37, balloonists told a news be fired into an orbit around at the to the place of a Little Roca compared with Russia's 2,919- general, says a "breakthrough is and then tiead back toward earth home of a holding conference after -their , return the earth, daughter, Mrs. John the conference, we have meat packer. pound Sputnik III. ineninent" in the battle sources said. But this Above here that failure cif a switch to against and burn up when it reaches the Overby in the county. She was called attention to the sugges- The campaign winds up to- Explorers I and III ran into cancer. will not be the type of "circling" cut the 17 'tors' high balloon from atmosphere. the widow of the late Dumas tion of the head of the govern- night anti the candidates were a strange, radia- Burney, orbit into which the Russian and All lbe gondola was reaponaible unkneWrabt.i.t.9f. head of the US. Pub- The rocket—packed with in- Scott ment of France, Mr. p expected to give "outside in- for tion about American satellites have gone. t, Gaulle, 600 miles above the lic Health Service, also urges She is survived who in he terests" another the jarring descent. Inalead, the neon rocket by three message of July 26 going over. earth, more intense than expect- all Americans under 40 w h o will, daughters, said Others! Hass. 38, arid Lewis. 45, be- if all Mrs. Overby, Mrs. H. that he prefers that the -Outside interests" is a fre- ed. But their instruments were have not yet goes well, make wider and gan their historic flight Sautr- had Salk polio vac- M. Workman, Mrs. Alfred An- meeting be held in Europe. quent!y-used phrase in the cam- not intricate enough to provide cine shea wider orbits around the earth day and soared to fo do se before the Local Girl derson, county; one son, Burley "The Soneet gevernrnerit paign, particularly by the Eau As art altitude certain identification of the rays. until it finally is caught in the even - of 82.000 polio season hits its peak. Scott, Murray; one hit-brother, earlier pronounced bus camp. He. accused feet before ,beginning notoon's gravitational pull. It is in favor of "outside their descent Iftifffee issued a statement Herren Garland; eleven grand- holding the meeting interestst of stirring Sunday morning. hcped the rocket will then orbit in Europe up t h e the Sunday on polio. Later be ap- children and 11 great-grandehil- and supports the Centlil) igti The apace eider; were alah a Is Injured the moon several times before proposal of School integrationion peared an • TV progrene--4-)Co dren. Mr: De Gaulle, problem. record 34 hours and 39 Minutes, Jerry Garner It comes back under the "Youth Wants To Know") pull Great I breaking the previous mark where She was a member of the Elm "Outside interests" he charg- set A the earth's gravity. Cites last he talked about the possibility Grove Baptist Church, where U.S. Feeling ed, were behind the year by Lt. Colo Davis Si- The sources sttessed that the review of Entertainment,. of cures for several types of While Skiing the funeral will "The question of holding the the mons of the Air Forte. be conducted, Arkansas political situaticn Is venture will .not be considered conference of Held On cancer "within a generation7' at 2:30 heads of govern- Mir The experimental flight s c t completely Tuesday afternoon with on the television program "Out- Whether t successful unless the ment in one of The cities Event two important firsts. — h e "imminent" Bro. Thurman and Bro. Robert- of Eu- look," winch television stations It was the breakthrough rocket completes a figure-8 and rope is to he , on Cancer "moans son officiating. all the more con- in Arkansas refused first trip Into the stratosphere Jeanette returns to the earth's atrnos- to broad- Forffery one. year or five years, I don't McNutt, 17-year-old Friends may sidered since among United cast of in a - prersurized gondola. The phere. It will then call at the J. H: Sunday. know," Burney said. daughter of Mr. and MTS. Brent burn up. but Churchill States dipktmats and the Ameri- interior of the aluminum um- He Valved Funeral Hume until The program showed Faubus, uptimism McNutt, suffered a painful in- where and how are considered can press there are iak-ea matntaltied "on the basis. of - re- the funeral hour. 1:04096 raised Ward and Finkbeiner This tea levet pres. Jerry Garner Of Hazel h a s jury yesterday on Kentucky mpp rtant . to the effect speaking ports. from the National Institute the American au- and contained an sure throughout the flight. In been apprehended by Tennessee Lake while thorities interview with of Health and from throughout water The would encounter diffi- Harry previous flights- the balloonists police on charges of forging rocket is expected to take Ashrriore, Pulitzer prize Year! a the country." Aceercitrag to information re- culties in the matter of ensuring used pressurized suits which check for • i -- two days or more to arrive at Former Resident winning executive editor of the $2700 on Keith Hill He ceiyed she was being polled on Of the security of the limited said evidence has been the moon, a quarter of which heads of Arkansas , Gazette. their actions aloft. to purchase a new car. 're sub- water aliens by her father County grivernrnent brought to light which may pin and will be visible Passes Away should the confer- Ashmore charged The balloonists also had the sequently went to Mayfiell. it from the earth in his in- the cause of some types of can- skiing parallel with her was ence be held in tke United terview &Unction of producing the first is charged, and tap to midnight Aug. 19. that Faubus had select- borrowed $200 ber 'on viruses. Bobby Fain" being pulled by Mrs. States. live television en If this were true, Many things could happend to Clara Ina Wilson, age 89, ed him as a "whipping boy" m "show" from the :the car. He had spent the James "Dude" Stroud. °We would not he said, vaccines and anti-biotics foil this most a former resident of this vicinity like to place the attempt by the sub-stratosphere. T h e goridola money by the time he w a difficult Le' apace the governor to s would be of help In fghting the Each boat had been going to died at the home of a son, Grady government of the US. in a win a was equipped with a tiny TV picked op. projects so far. third term. He added that disease. the left, it is reported, however, Wilson in Detroit, Mich., July difficult position on this matter. the camera which enabled viewers Garner was in Hop. For Orbit "moderates in the South Hazel over the just before 26 from complications. "Consequently, without object in the Minneapohs-St. weekend the accident occur- If the timing of the launching - would be heartened "if Faubus Paul area but went into Tennes- She is survived by to see the red, Stroud pulled his boat to were miscalculated by even a four daugh- were defeated in Tuesday elec-,, interor of the gondola. see as Sheriff Cohen Stubble- ters. Mrs. the right near the dock. An in- few seconds, the Gillie Askbrook. Inde- 'eons r, ofloss arid Lewis said thdapres- field went to pick him up. Ten- rocket would Gospel board boat pulled out in front pendence, Mo., Mrs. Onie Wosson, Meeting Is Faubus surized cabin made the flight nessee police refused Harry Jones either pass beyond the 24,000- said Friday in a ram- to give of him and Harrisburg. Ill., Mrs. Codia O'- Now "very comfortable," although Garner to .avoid a collision, mile-wide gravitational field of Underway sign speech that no Arltansas up to local authorities. Neal-, Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Connie each slept he pulled to the right. He was the moon, or hit the moon head- staliiin and none in qnly Orte hour during • Garner is on three year pro- Parrot, Detroit, Mich.; Memphis also attempting to keep f r orn on. four sons, would carry the program •tri p' bation in Calloway Circuit Court, Funeral Today Homer Wilson, Paducah, The goepel meeting at unless slamming Fain into the dock. Scientists Ky., the "somebody the sheriff's office generally agree that Claude Friendship puts up money for it reported. In doing E. Wilson, West Viola, Church of Christ is During so, he pulled into it Would be more desirable to to be shown as a paid poTitical the nine - days he had Ky., Grady Wilson and One now underway and will end on Harry Jones, age 62, died Sun- the path of Jeanette. When he hove the rocket orbit the announcement." the car, Gamed put 3800 miles mcon Wilson of Detroit; twelve grand- Sunday, August 3. WEATHER day morning at 8:45 p.m. at the realized what had happened, he than hit it, but some 'differ on the epeedameter. on children and twenty great-grand- Services will be held at Murray General Hospital follow- cat his Motor, however Jeanette how successful the 7:45 experiment children. each evening this week. REPORT ing an illness of more than one was too close to him and slam- would be if the rocket shoull She was a member of the Bro. Charles L. Houser month as the result of a stroke. med into his boat. impact or fail to orbit. of Murray Foundry Hill Baptist Church in Paducah is doing the preaching Bernie Miller f Hospital I He is survived by three daugh- One of her skiis penetrated Henry County, Tenn. The funeral and Jonah Darnell ters, Mrs. Vermin Cohoon. Mur- the side of the boat. will lead the She suttee- will be conducted Tuesday Patients admitted from Thursday, ray, Mrs. R. W. Blakely, ed FIVE after- singing. Murray, a badly cut leg just below DAY FORECAST noon at 2 <• '0 July 24, 1958, 11:00 a.m. to Friday Mrs. o'clock with Norman Dies DOWN Charles Rudolph, Bandana, the knee and fractured the Today July 25, 1958, pel- Culpepper officiating. Burial will 10:00 a.m. Ky.: one son, Jimmie Jones, vis in ,/and Live three places. be in the Sinking Spring Mrs. Jessie Lenard Cothran, Rt. Columbbs, Ohio; two United Press International Baptist Park sisters, Mrs. She was rushed to the Murray Church Cemetery. League Games Bernie Milfer 2, Golden Pond; Mrs. Zane Cole- West KENTUCKY —The five - day of Ahrio passed Fulton, Murray, Mrs. Har- Hospital where she is away man and baby girl. 314 repOrted forecast, Tuesday through Friends; may call at the Max Will Be Played this morning about 7:00 at By United Press International N. 12th., bard Jetton, Murray; two broth- in fair condition. Satur- Murray; Mr. day, H. Churchill Funeral Home after Vanderbilt Heepital. Southwest Kentucky Harry Jones, 1105 ers, Clyde and Dewey Jones of temperatures will average DAY! — Partly 6 o'clock this afternoon until -He was taken ill cloudy with Elm St., Murray. Murray; five grandchildren. near normal except about three the last week .little temperature funeral hour. The Park League games whtsfd when he began Patients dismisseed from Thurs- He was an LOCAL degrees below normal 'in the ex- suffering terrible change and scattered afternoon active member of WEATHER REPORT were postponed last week due header day. July 24, 195b, 11:00 a.m. to the treme western section. es and was brought to and evening thundershowers to- W.O.W. Camp 592 Murray. Kentucky to the Little League Friday, July 25, 1958 10:00 FORGETFUL OR NERVY? tournament the Murray Hospital, He, day and Tuesday; high today a.m. The funeral was conducted this normal mean ., temperature 77; v:as 94, Mrs. Grace High will be played Jaks week as fol- sent on to low tonight 68. Hillard, 109 N. 7th , afternoon at 2 'o'clock at the Max last 24 hours, 91. Louieville makimum 89, mini- Vanderbilt Hospital Murray. ST. CRO I X BEACH, Wis. lows: by local doctors. Mrs. Edwin Cain, 1707 Churchill Funeral Home with Low last 24 hours, 73. mum 06. Only minor day to day W. (UPI) —Service station attendant Wednesday. Pirates vs. Giants; It is Olive, Murray; Mr. Orlando Lloyd Wilson and Billy Hurt Present, 83, temperature changes indicated. understood that Mr. Mil- &Some 5:30 a.m. temperatures: Ronald Anderson told Indians vs. Tigers. ler Magness, Rt. 3, Benton; Mrs. officiating. Burial Bar. Pres., 2916, rising. Precipitation will authorities suffered from a swelling in novington 70, Hopkinsville was in the average over a bandit who Friday, Tigers 77, Thomas Cothran nad baby boy, city cemetery. Winds, S.W. 3 mph; held him up two vs. Ptrates; a blood vessel behind -me Paducah 79, Bowling gust's up one half inch in westent section weeks Giants eye, Green 75, Rt. 2, Golden Pond; Mrs. to 5 ago either has a short vs. Indians. which caused the Louisville 74, Rudy Active Pallbearers were Harold mph. and near one in eastern section, headaches and Lexington 74 and Holland and baby memory or a colossal nerve. The regular scheduled games nausea. girl, Rt. 1, Hopkins, John Cohoon, Earl Nan- Rel. Hum., 811. occurring as scattered afternoon London 74. Gilbertsville; Anderson said the bandit will be played on Monday The Mr. Harley Johnson, ny, Glyco Wells, Jack Norsworthy Dew Point, 77O's. and re' and body is being returned to Evansville, Ind., 74. evening thundershowers turned during the Thursday . (Expired) New Concord. and Mr. Cavitt. Clouds, week end to starting at 4:0() as Murray by J H. Churchill cumulus. Tuesday through Friday. buy gasoline. Fun- scheduled. erla Home ambulance.

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PAGE TWO LFDGER & TIM!. - MURRAY, KENTUCKY 0 MO,NDAY — JULY 28, 1958 THE LEDGER & TIMES 4 MAJOR LEAGUE PUSLISHIED by LEDGER BILL DAVIS Coneolidatean TIMIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. les. a the Murray Ledger, The SPORTS EDITOR Times-Herald, Calloway Times, and The STANDINGS The Ledger October 20, 1928, and the West &Times Sports 1. 11142. Kentuckian, January Page By United Prises frIternatIon•I Mit JA14111 la Local Sports News * C. c ILLIA 1, PUBLISHER American League First le Visited Prom Sports &WO We rmerve the right to rev • any A.1eerUsing. Letters to the F--,•• - Team L Pct. G9 sr Public Voice items whicn, Basketball Football in our opinion, are not for Um New York 63 32 Today's bitereet of war renders. 663 Baseball Sports News Today Bcston 48 45 518 4 • NATIONAL Tennis •Se REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER Baltimore 4: 46 .545 15 Monroe, Memphis, CO. 1368 Tenn.; 150 Park Ave.. New York; Ch ices/0 46 40 479 VA 807 N 17 ti Ave, Menlo: 90 Holyston St., Boston. Kansas City 44 48 478 17 12 ew I'VE GOT STANBACK ALONG Entered at ("les e:and 46 Stunt the Post Office, Morray, Kentucky, for 52 409 1817 Headaches or sore Muscles spoj your trarneesion as Detroit Second Class Matter 43 51 457 1914 work and play. GO quick comfort- rFc Wash STANBACK Anolges,c SUBSCRIPTION ing t, m 42 55 433 22 ing rel.ef •ith RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 'Nle, Over100 Tablets or Powders_ The STANBACK LA.FtSON per Set For month 115e ln Callow*, The Bestir' and adeJuiing counties, The formula combination of medically per year, $3_ ieiae- Prep is a motor where, will $.55s, .Soturday's proven ingr edients do foe Games after 3:00 Chicago 11 B.e*.on 6 tosser 0C1i01' against pain. MONDAY — JULY 28, 1958 Minor League Detroit 9 Wastiington I 50 AE New York 8 CTeeeland • 3 Circuit Will M.ray ol Baltimore Play 4 Kansas City In 3 Murray road. Mid, IMPROVEMENTS ATLANTA (UPI) - Southern AUTHORIZED Over one hundred of the best tile bath Association directors agreed Wed- town, another tournament fav- New City Yesterday's Games Prep ;League basebaa orite, attic.... "Isnw Hall and Gas Building .... $120,000 nesday they can "definitely" players in against Paducah A. the' HERE IS THE COMPLETE Sewer Plant Expansion operate again in 1959 and ap- Maryland. West Virginia, $125,000 Boston 7 Chicago 3 The first round action will be proved an exhibition gimmick North Carolina, and Kentucky TOURNAMENT New School Buildings Kansas Cty II Baltimore 6 completed in the morning PAIRINGS: . $110,000 that would make Abner Double- at 10 Washington 4 Detroit area will converge on Murray o'clock when Charleston, Planning and Zoning 3. 1st day do a double W.Va. Lexington Commission 1.vit.is Wash:rigton -spin • in his this afternoon when the regional meets Canton, 1 vs. Paducah B, 6 Detroit 1, 2nd grave. NC. ACR Professional tournament gets underway 4 p m. Monday. Consultation Cleveland 7 New York 2, 1st on the President Charley Hunk, re- Murray High The home team Cleveland 7 New field at 4 o'clock. for each game 2. Murray vs. Hinton, 8 4 5 tIp York 2. 2nd elected unanimously to his IMPROVEMENTS fifth will be determined by the flip Monday. JUST ,I.•serl NEEDED straight three-year term, said Two Kentucky teams, Lexing- •lt-c4t that ton and Paducah of the coin prior to game tune 3 Paducah 12.• lief or Industrial Today's . members of the double W B will meet in A vs. Hagerstown, 12- Musk Expansion Games and the home team RECEIVED circuit will be permitted to stage the opener with Coach Bill Nall's will occupy 8 p.m. Monday. draini Sidewalks, Curbs, the third base bench. Also 14- Hall! Gutters five-inning exhibition garne's just Murray team clashing with Hin- the It - %Mau home team will 4. Charlestown vs. Canton, 10 Widened Streets In ilW:lne•n :hona:,1Detroit at Chicago, before any regularly scheduled ton, W.Va., one of the tournament always take anon) Some Areas night infield first. a.m. Tuesday. HOW TO: 17-Ceren Continued game, effective immediately. favorites, at six o'clock. The 19- A nc•le Home Building other Use Slide Rule Be gamor:LsseaschcaegdConi.mttlyidn.n,e. These exhibitions will throw game for the first day' of There 5 Loser game I vs. loser game Airport For will be twenty minutes Draw Murray sh nict the staid rules-of the four day meet will pit Hager- 2, 1:30 Tuesday (loser elimi- a Paint Si,end baseball out .. between each game. City Auditorium t the window, all for nated). Play Checkers In St atr a fuse Un- 21 II., le,. Toni°Yonon111: limited substitution 24- will be per- 6. Loser game 3 vs. laser game Take Examinations mitted and, for 27-Sea e 1Neil.Washington , speed-up pur- 4, 4 p.m. Tuesday (loser Improve Your ss•ery 0 poses, the batters will get only 19-lule• Baltimore at Cleveland, lhhtett eliminated). o Memory rpt- al apples ;11:innhit three balls and two strikes. Now' Y nit" at Kansas-eig In ,the -41214162.--4101Kilne-eiepayttere, 1:-EI1lELCL Pine 1 XL. HAhlDR4304411 ignitz nialt pitchers game 1, 6 p.m. Tuesday. 32 Turf -TliouGHT FOR foitlAY 151.° t* won't have to stand up it:an 1-41 Touch Typewriting 24 Rein and let their rivals throw the Winner game 3 vs. winner Hear ye ... for Shorthand hall the Lord hath spoken. National League ball bY them. Only eight men game 4, 8 p.m. Tuesday. SC sreneni will come to History it Prinnis Jer. 15:15. bat, with the - Team hurler -b. Winner game 5 vs. loser Lamp The Pct. GB getting a, full rest everys Engineering Drawing "o Sushi Bible is full of his messages -- no NI.lwaukee 52 41 .559 half inning. game 7, I:30 p.m. Wednes•- en-Orr one tied day (loner eliminated). ... Many Other Titles 41- Annat be in doubt. San Fran. 51 42 .548 I "And they . say that baseball mauls 4'. Rode C?rcago 48 40 .495 6 never tries anything new," com- 10. Winner game 6 vs. 4, ssater C•neinnati 46 49 489 6 142 mented Hurtle game 8, 4 p.m. Wedneso rimed' burgh The 46.(Sr -40 48 439 6tIs stunt is frankly a crowd- (loser eliminated). RAVEN 4ik 4q rAtt.r -1• l•-rui• 45 4* 7 attracting idea for the sir so no 484 financial- 11. Winner game BOOK SHOP Ct. v.siti Ten Years Ph,lacl•lph.a ly-harried circuit. 7 vs. winner 4.2 46 It 51 rtrOf Ago Today 477 714 will be game 8, 6 p.m. Wednesday. t - .•••-,14 Ledger Las Angeles 41 St 4;7 914 used to test crowd and player 202 s 4th Phone 123 & Times File 'to Arrir• reactions with the results to be 12. Winner game a vs. winner studied by- game- 10, DOV Bud I)uhia, 2:1, son of. Mr. -ha-Obeli' -men every-- Wednesday and Mrs. Harry; Dubie Saturday's Games where. (loser eliminated). • -Thing •1615 Main Stivet. • miraculously escaped with Earl Mann, president "Elatardirt his life Sar. of the 13. Loser game 11 vs. winner si-hen a bus in which Francirec“ I Pit‘sburgh 0 I Atlanta Crackers, he. was riding collideldi is expected to game 12 with a gasoline truck Ch cago 7 Moikeaaulie• be 8 p.m, Thursda) in Minnesota. . • ; 8 the first to stage pne of the (loser eliminatedl., :Dubia. a former three Ang es 18 Pluaadelphila 4 ealubtions -before-- -letter athletic sr ,C:r.o.nnat 11- t g uTit r College, was MurrifY. 2 Si.. Loris 1 Ceacker game. 14. Winner game 11 vs. win- • traveling with the Duluth 'Dukes baseba I I ' - team enroute It had been widely _ game 13, 8.-p.m. Thurso., ClittelI10‘1.0 to Duluth. Minn. • , predicted AIR • Latest reporte.today that New Orleans would be sh4t- (If the winner of. game 11 were that six of the Testerd,ay'i -wine • gime were in meu w Games ed to Shreveport or Baton Rouge, -14 -thesso are- fhie accident have died. including champs Roweear, 1410111a--- 'ot_tha_basobe-1-1—ir them r Li_ baler ii viinwer - orho -On:1 rivinThehu.i, Hu h Penn.... __el lama _13 iietos-_kame-_14 itnd tirt pt. sad the usiehs- 04* liesit—etrtaan tvw rinsterwaid nods the big truck driver.. Five others- arstin to & another game must be -Condition ar"! itinc.nnati 10 St. Lens 1. 2nd • financed, however •shakity, ' Pcs cup and big check after his victory at Havertown. play- the seven other for Pa. ed as follovh). John passengers are seriously injured, Plulaelpiai•st 1- Lie. Angeles thr duration this time. He finaled with 276 to edge Billy Casper and O'Hara's hotly pubis's condition 4. 1st Sam Snead. is not critical. He was the Phliadelphia-2 Los Angeles 1. 2nd/ 15. Winner game discussed pulled from first fo 14 vs. loser best-seller the wreckage by a putawkrby..1 - tstesitti.V. Sao Ftslatimeo 1, let of game p.m. Frelliy. Roy RarBett. San Franco '...of how 56. died of complications this 3 P.t•sburgh 3 2nd •at the morn (71 Veterans Hospital in Marion, Ill. " 4 inrenge. suspended by cur- they sinned • Survivors fear) inHude five daughters and six wow.' National *AVM 41Alllllll solimmy,mx.2 - J. T. "Tom" League against each Workman was honored Pitchers Wk 4 TI • with a dinner .on his 73rd birthday Sunday .at Iother and the Kentucky Dam State Today's THEATRE -Park by members of his family. Caimes AVY!'411 Curt McDaniel. San Frans Ph.ladelphla, against It's tutu 65. died of cancer at 3:30 this OPEN 8:30 - START DUSK ing at his morn- Only game Scheduled Before home after an illness of several Le' them- Guajard weeks. Sleep Over Survivors Include IL Aaron his wife, two the and sons. daughters and two Tomorrow's LAST TIMES TONITE selves! Games By MILTON RICHMAN Frank Robins. dance. A n each hit homers homer off bob Joe Ben Guthrie. Chicago at Pittsburgh. night United Press International Turley, who lost She h soa of Howard Guthrie. and in the erpi r his of Detroit, bride Los Angeles at fourth game against 15 vic- course. are visiting their grand Milwaukee, n Hear Yanks Lose Two -parents. Mr. and Mrs. St. Luis ell that hammering"' tories. just resi Otis Hatrison and other relatives at Philadelphia, Over in the American League, in Murray. San It's only Hank Aaron keeping The Red Sox snapped a four- • for one Fran. at Cincinnati, the Cleveland Indians e the front door open for the halted the game losing streak. with you be New a flurry Milwaukee Braves and York Yankees' seven-game of four eleven-I Whatever Happened "to six minor league baseball prevent- home runs that sunk clubs MORITA'S FA "DULL" ing National Leagu winning streak with a pair of the to a di including the e pitchers White Sox. 7-3. Jackie Jensen trile,iv RalUmone Ortot from gettink identical - 7-2 victories. It was Ors: The of that any sleep. hit his 29th homer while team- .44 4.4.74.000L.014 era. the Indians" first victories 1 whit Aaron did some pretty loud over Don Etuddin, Frank 1. KEITH mOLESwORTH Whatever happened to Keith MICA the Mal- purty (UPI) - Yousuf knocking Sunday when Yanks in Cleveland this zone and Jim Moleswortht The old Bear he drove Piersall also hit TUESDAY ONLY led her • By United ones quar- Karsh. orld - famed portrait In three runs for enternat.onel terback hes served with a homer the circuit, whirling The eg nttats'ant photo sober who has snapped and a Chicago Bears long have football coach single that beat the Cubs. while leading Kansas City .to A bold, daring _big and been at Navy, minor y of the world's noted for _nicking up -sleep- league celebrities, 4-1, and, moved. the Braves a -Roger Mans dr4e in five rum "Coo, baseball manager. coach id he's er-elarst1 from small colleges willing to pass op full game in front. an 11-6 decision over Baltimore picture about the mu and,.nL__the_ _Pinsbuegli Steelere Soviet one sucli-Was Keith Premier Nikita Khrusli-' waretnerte Hank unloaded Marid had wonaer blolesworth. Baltimore Colts. He new is his a pair of ,triples and Geerge Hales chev, who has a "dull, unin- 22nd homer with a single DOPE TRAFFIC! when liked ,re• record at sonnet director of Me one on, in the to pace the Athletics' tl mr,nmouth Co end teresting face - like a first watiting 01114 College and soon Eves in Baltimore. meat inning off Dave Hillman 16-hit attack while Bob Cerv • bell." all even discovered ths mall-college star and singled home , Bill Bruton collected two singles to take was to like 1 a made-to-order pro "iftier- in, the third. All that hitting over the league batting lead Pat I terback in-. the Halas system. brought-- rookie Carlton Willey with a .336 average. that fur Moleswurth quarterbacked his • fourth victory - althougt he Washington swept a the double- said, t Bears for six seasons. needed help from Don header trim skiddingt_Detroit steerini McMahon' the knout The '5; 'td -when Vie' - twat l'ilfcer. L "dliTsions titles - Thfealtiiircl- in -lf43-4fier 'fair The g and the the ninth. Chicago of fine 1933 National Football collected only pitching performances by • made Li League Lisa title. In football's off- hits, all off Willey. Camito Pascual and Pedro Ramos Mg cm% , , 7, he • Pittstrugth nipped ..pARY r 4'14 San Fran- COOPER son WA! • , cisco, 3-1, in a .14-innnig opener COMING "Pat, and the second -goorie was 'sus- ai a fight a WED. - THURS. 'DIANE VARS1 pended , with the score tied 3-3 - you no in the eighth' because of Pen- lifST•SEUING roan he nsylvania'S oofS TO THE ", his face .. Sunday Curfew lew.• season' following seven :SO ,PARKER Wins be 14th straight thing? If losses to the leagee-leaders. - Dick Groat's sacrifice didn't k fly sFoir- Cal McLish ninth ed Frank Thomas 'SOMETHING Pat with the win- Victory in .the openeco by holding ' reckon Weary ning run in VALUE the .(14th inning the -Yankees to eight hits. OF he draw of the opener. In Reliever Don Gross the night* Jim iMudeeti want yi Theory w as the Grant winner. -Ray Jablonski - ROCK HUDSON plumb __117 starter Ism Ronnie Kline eighth 'victory and_Rocky Cola- "But and in the siotentit and Bob Skinner cbntributea a grand-slam" DANA WYNTER Of thaw tied the score wish- a SIDNEY POITIER i rille -You homer of; ,. sas Al Worthington in the to hart; Want Results ninth. AMERICAN 'KEEP ww.4 "Awn. The Philfits „and Dodgers MOVING nuts • uElts4,v40EZ • Fren gm!" wound up in "suspense," too, w,!sor. PAA1C.MALL The I WASHINGTON (UPI) -Abo TRY CHIROPRACTIC ifs their 'twin-bill at. philadelphia. Iler fi one out of every five a:4444 eaquers Philadelphia won the opener, AntOrican I North ... Nature's Way to changea_ his retidence each round t 7-4, With the aid of Willits Jones' year, TOM & JERRY Normal Function the Census Bureau reports'.• were s and two homers and the secold ft game fotind that in Color Cartoon Frederick small, I NATURAL H'EALTH was'-suspended because the year ended of the April, 1937, some mean $ curfew law With the Phils 31,800.000 per- ahead, sons or -09.4 Pit c 2-1, in the sixth. per cent- of the . population, moved. Ing. TI - See • Jones' two homers The bureau didn't plus a pair added that AIN - ‘,1 trigles by Sony prop irtion has _reos MIA, We Pat. Hernos and mauled fairly another homer by constant in The- past stumbh DR. E. H. OAKLEY Carl Sawatski Ifi years. gave Robin Roberts A - majority of the Scatter CHIROPRACTOR his 10.11 persons who win in the opener. moved in thern year " WUNDERBAR got the Cincinnati surveyed-stayed within the same " "f4leir Aurora, charged back for a county. DELIVERING NATIONALLY Ky. 10-1 vicloiy About one-third changed ADVERTISED "Not in itice nightcap: 01 states. ,.a ..double'-'dip after SCREEN TABOOS an !fled PRODUCTS fare a St. Louis won Opportunity to than ai HOURS: the opener, for the first time to bare the enter country's lastest grassing, inhiness 4-3, behind Larry laws tt Jackson's whole shocking story of the substantial extra monthly earnings. MAN or 10:00 a m. • 8:00 six-hit. pitching. WANNA auv A WOMAN, PART •111): p.m. FRLNI I AI BED/. huge international dope syndi- or, FULL TIME from your Monday Aloft in their free Ex - ArnerfCan Leaguer Alex Own home. KO SELLING‘rfust they w through Friday service ti are the great Mexican Kellnernset the Cards cate in Columbia Pictures' and collect on retail route, that "He d.:V.. on MIAMI - Will be establish I 1:00 conu•dian autintla, and Da‘ ri:en hits in The plush. "Pickup Alley," which stars ninon plants. offices, motels. &aux p.m. • 5:00 13.,11• id Niven during a por- the finale whil•• 10-f ro circular service !tenons, retail stored, di, tion of their the fiedleg.s bed ChArles Victor Mature, Anita Ekberg Saturdev and Sooday ail) around the world. "Around nicked he, r Bob Bo, V Year-round BUSINESS of )ritir OWN. Car, T The • won..0 a tel• s 'Sian quiz and Trevor Howard. Filmed in good cliaiie \Vrirld In 89 Digs" opens Mahe for six hits and sZven ahifily and $800 cash minimum Fr.encli Wednesday at the air- sh ,Ss' Is • up far sale. Ire can't CinemaNcope, tequired. For full informat. run; -during the 4,2a innings 'the -drama shows Wyn -.Thr ^•rt.. • he do:ir WRITE; MONITOR, 4108 Main, KANSAS l o J • f::: hi• Tueolay at the Murray Drive- CITY II, MISSOU- across •, . i i I e J1 - n", 1, ha

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- JULY 28, 1958• NDAY - JULY 28, 1958 -a LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY, KENTUCKY PA GV_TBA$S play," F.-Services Offered Douglas chums, stil sotne- Violence* Won't Bs Copied • • Douglas Is what shaken by the ordeal. "All "Hoiyever, it's not as shocking:" the chips were riding on my at the teen-age..sillc-hblade MATTRESSES REBUILT like belief that we had a hit on ottr tures being made' these days," new. West Ky. Mattress hands. Mfg. Co., he went on. "1 abhor violence. . Paducah, Ky. A Plunger Murray represen- that can be imitated. No teen-, tative Man With Mission Tabers Upholstery Shop, agers will rush out after seeing“:' 101 N. F e w independent producers 3rd. Phone 549 A5C my picture tq buy a sword to as pee weed fee one clay, minimum have undertaken as vast a project of 17 words for 11111e - Is per wird for three With Movies cut oft his brother's hand, or dsys. Classified see see payable la advertise- DEAD STOCK removed free. as the Norse saga, and Douglas an eagle to pluck out the eye of - Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan was advised by studio bigwigs STANBACK ALONG an enernY. r See Austin Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 By VERNON SCOTT to scotch the project or risk your Allen. J239P road hazard guara: "And the kids love the viol-"' is or sore Auncles spoil r FOR SALE Nors- days a week. Call long distance UPI Hollywood Correspondent catastrophe. But Kirk was a man play. Get quick comfort- worthy Shell Service ence7 XII children are brangh+ 5 PIECE chrome dinette, pow-X Stat4ort, FIELP WANTED collect, Mayfield 433, Union City HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Kirk with a mission. with STANSACK Analgesic Now, Concord Road. up on brutality from their earliest*" lawn mower, utility table, -Jac TU-5-a3131. Douglas is a plunger in the "I've always been entranced by r Powders. Th• STANSACK LARSON BOAT and Johnson wring- NiSC story books. coeibinalion of medically er type washer. Phone grand tradition of gambler Nick the Vikings," he says, "and I motor with trailer. Call 783 day TROMBONE. Excellent :condi- UNEXPECTED Would Kirk gamble for sudb ingredients designed for 1088-W or 1327 change makes Charnherlin Co. the Greek. was determined to ahead ., after 3:00 night. .T3OP tion. with case. Clayton of America. go with high stakes ion against pain. p.m. J29P Fulton . available good Rawleigh busi- Storm Actor Douglas again? Phone 1111. went:lows for metal case- put more than it. CHIILDItEN'S Swing Set. Swing, .130P re's in Callcrway County. Splen- 4 million "I'd 50 ments or awning windows. Storm dollars on the line counted on a 3-million- "You're darn right I will," ACNE FARM, 3 miles from bar arid rings. did business secured here. Ex- Call 1103. J3Onc EXCEIJLEINT business oppor- doors_ reek wool, fiberglass awn- to produce his new movie and dollar budget to begin with, but he concluded. "At the end -et- • Meray on (old Paris) paved ceptional tunity. Country opportunity for right ings. Jalousies, porch stood to lose everything he owned costs got out of hand. We could this year I'm starting road. Modern 2-bedroom grocery store at enclosures, production.. New, TIRE SALE! 6.70,05 all nyloni man. Seg or write Jean Burkeen. metal -plus several million borrowed have cut corners, but decided tile Wiswell, cornering 2' black-top weatherstrip. Write P. 0. I on 'Spartacus' - about the upiee bath and kitchen, floored tires $15.95 plus tax. This 503 N. 5th St., Murray, dimes. we'd is not highways. Stock, fixtures and 5 Ky. Call Box 689, Paducah, Ky. Phone do it right, or not at all." rising of the Roman slaves. It- attic_ Trairtng school . clietriot. a second or rejected 2284-W or Write Rawleigh's, A few weeks To tire. Has room modern living quarters. 2-8805. J30C before the film, charges that his film con- will be bigger and more expen- Dept. KYG-1090-201, "The Vikings," w tains an overabundance Services a good farming area. Freeport, a s released, of gore sive than 'The Vikings.' r4.. Illinois. ITC movietown wise guys were bet-, and bruitality, Douglas replied "If you aren't going ahead • ,40 L. Miller, Real Estate. in - A 1111W•f to SIttiftl•Y'S ting he would lose his shirt, his picture was produced Ci.J3SWORD PUZZLE PUZ2141 Phone 1058, 758 or 453. J29C Wanted as a this business you're sliding back. socks and money belt fable, added that it was BY OWNER. New two-hedrourn when the meant And I'm willing to gamble rather ACROSS 10-rgirs picture hit the screen. to be a shocker. then slide." 11-Swordrairircs ELOU3 WITTTJ house, utility roam, car - part, DO YOU RESPO.NSIBLE " party to take I -Ir--4 of "This kind of gamble makes body 21urnrnystists ROUOM 00WOC hieing and dining room combina- over low monthly payments 4 ',Hp of th• 2111003DPqo KNOW 011 Las Vegas seem like child's ST i:. yyrt is-Warm tion. On paved street. Call 2097- •0- 4',II off $0-Nod 1WCU MOI9R0 J00 J. 12-let ire 2I-Rent WWI MO0 UOBU J3OP THIS MAN a Spinet piano. Can be seen XEIVED 12- 5Iusica3 22-Pone's vett MIAOW aLTIMID locally. Write Credit Manager, drama 23-Sailor GIRLS 21 inch bicycle. Good He is Aween age 14-Ham I roil,Ka.) =I MUG 21 and 45. P. 0. Box 215, Shelbyville, Ind. 4 16- 5Tatlier of 2S.Plarla's nest OUMUN EMMA cendieon. Priced reasonable. Call Has his eye on the future and Dionysus 24-Walk M090 SOU 921-J-3. J,31C 17-Cerimhey wearily nano .130P is willing to work Lr- 19- A Ili writ 2$-Temporary nom MOW MO WHAT 3-BEDROOM hduse on So. 14th ide Rule ZU Vk ear led by hod OU OSOMOWO 003 RE WANTS dkillne.s 19-In UPOS00 He is looking for security St. Large lot. Call 509-M. J30C L Paint Si • Stunt (4000110 NOTICE time UM3AU UUMOU a salaried position that title heck era In Idleness 31- 411011e CHEAP. Nice small • bi.pck e hill 22- opportunity for advancernk_ business xaminations -Fuel isrerdea building with full basement. 7-Sea said' 15-CIA's passe 42-Metal 46-Through WILL TRADE plus the added incentive . rit containers 47-Falsehood Very food location. See Baxter Your -ery of (wow U.Prohibit 41-Period ecennission. He can be aws 59-.1olee of 17-Hleh nitrite 41-Reveal .01 Sabres- er phone and or try time N1C.E :Betiding from home four 41. Ne- S 8•1_.' 52 - Deirtrtne 4111-,SoaL 41-4, moiety _ Lot. on Pods9_ Mints . ..- --,r-r.rwirs Ws 4.•Srns 'I 1.1rne, 45-Exist .feenu ._e 'Male° week and J30C lOOKSt LalizraL. Will_ Ueda- ain 92-1' and 1951 Oldsmobile sedan for mens at once and has a g 93-supo isell 4 3 6 7 MI ...,10 No III Typewriting ili -Rife lied late model automobile. Call Hoyt car. EFOR Nell RENT nd 12 Roberts, 48 or 1447. J29C 22 - wawa** box ..::.40, 1 IF YOU ARE THIS MAT: 27. PeraseSS $4-fsaaproys 1s 1. ..j17 i Emmerson etedrigeration Service. You will be paid a stbrto Business Building, 50x100. Long 119-altehire 107 N salary lease available. ring Drawing So-CV.14 17th. Ph. 802-X-W, Mur- of •$75.00 per week See Walter Con- y Other Titles 41- Anatolie ::::•:..'. 19 , . 20 . . ray, Ky. eA7C oomenis.sion. You will be ner at Conner Implement Co. mammal a escape:le and sue,. J29C 41 . Tirclv of 2 ',.• 24 15 26 LIME SPR.EADING a specialty. Vl eter •• training program (at comp... iy --P 3 29 te.. .•••••m, 44- nr$1,1 lentos 27 Don't put it off. Put it on now. MODERN 3-bedroom brreer on 41/6 49- Oar .0 expense). Your future ale' AL :.::::::1 11 Will accept your ASC oders. South 12th. Nice shady lot, AVEN 42-Frittar Yrri'll security will be assured. Far near W no firms 30 33 12 years expesience. Guaranteed Carter School. Available ClOK E.- •:••• •.:4.1", a Personal now. SHOP Ventilate Lnterfiew See Kn. Edmondson lassies whistle. STARTS RII.(oir rhnond •••• 4 Work. Paschall Truck Lines. Phone 1823. J29C h Phone 123 IS4-1-wwk fltedly f'hone 1219. J111C MR. WALTERS 4 'SA- Affirmative ••••„,‘ ONE SIDE of brick duplex, - 31 /' 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. 5 -WEDNESDAY _DOWN A.4._Nr_Yozcz_ Wishing..ta take dr.ve bath, AIR CONDIIIORED • •- . okentucky State Employment newly- eletsorMed - V:a,. I -er's training. call 204-R and Floor furnace. 111 wrhier.. ta 2242.; '442 Office 110 N. 14th St. i there will be, no charger - ITC Call 1451. Week Days - 1 show only at 2- A Yam. ••••• 47 sr 319 S. Sevenh's St. 1 Mac 800 4-1.r.rmit Sat.-Sun. - 2 shows daily at 2:00 & 8 4- PrIchl I WII'LL NOT be reeponlible Mayfield, Kentucky p-rn. S. cirri'', 49 SO - 1 47757 P.Pwwirilien any debts •contracted by any • - .131K 7-1.11‘tak• .53 55 persnn other than myndf aJtA.r 's m.?, THE WORLD'S s•Pralam1 k-gu '-- . this date. Oeqzge R. Ramsey • • 1Mistr. by United Testures-§rallasa- 21 rrpj Bus MOST Mich - pportunitta 4 -SNOT---- 0 HONORED • -4 unaDAY- rrTitt Taare SH A1 days 60 stopS. $80 per week The Destructive O'Hara's NOT BY 811111- ' - Termite hotly parantee: Route established. Car George Nigh z„. FREE INSPECTION iettaihur issed best-seller By E.M. Barker Ittedoreferenees necessarjr. Write 5 ICTURE2 BEST -- erases Coientitic 41a- -Columbus DiLLANOMA-These to TERMITES - th e ii6l,s, scored revolution P elaci# how Marker; published by arrangement with Paul Ave., Paducah. Phone 3-2777. a la Okla- naraoldi è bane distributed by King Features filyedicate. homa politics by winning the AIC - Licensed & Insured - AWARDS sinned Democratic rromlnations for 90 cws ...••••••=•••••1111411 governor aod heetenant go-der.I II WORLD I . ist each 1 SAM KELLEY • CHAPTER 17 Joel; the f LOST & FOUND 1 nor. At 32 J. Howard Scirnobti. WIDE girl's arm. "What are Side sbru4el in exsspie?itipn. • and "WreNN." Martha Kilgore aa id you two stoodiag on, prosecutor, won 1,134 Phone 441 beet,' gaheing ft teas hArd to ket anywhere' in VY sullenly. "don't you atesut? Do godemorship nomination, and HONORS think you warlt•in go home this business It those who knew, ist it's time we started home?" I rlo•i. Martha, snd tan et 31, George Nigh, McAlester KELLEY'S or stay for another or thought they krew, Who was' PEST Before he could answer h Leet near Concord. Find-1 schoolteacher and state legisla- -ir Pat dance 7" bsbk of tbe biotite in the Chupa- Guajarde glided in front of Mar- The girl , er .write or call Join C. Steele? tor. ousted Incumbent Pink Wil• CONTROL * Adults looked at him accus- derog 91.25 - Cisten SO, 'ail IMMO wouldn't tatit He stopped I tha and tyowecl. "May I have this ingly. "Wynn, why / lit. 6, Mtarray. Revaard. J28E' hams for the It. goveMoralup didn't you tell ' beside the big Frenchmen befqre e dance. 1111111 Miss In IMO Kilgore?" me about Slade?'' mounting. VIP She hesitated, then smiled. "Of Wynn Thomason's eves slid an NANCY "Listen, Frenchy," he said so- by Raebarn Van Bursa course, Pat. Wynn and 1 were angry warning over to his ea- just berly. "I don't know as I blame ready to go but we can stay quern, then back to the girL "I you for not wanting to tell me for one more dance. Where have didn't know it until I got here THAT KID GETTING you to- what you know, but keep your • been al evening? Isn't night," he explained. "And after eleven-thirty eyes and ears unbuttoned today. a little late to corne that I was afraid 40 tell you for .1"'A'T MAKES FOR to a dance?" Don't let anybody hide any more PAID THIS fear you would be wogried, be- The calves--or sny dead bodies--in /ME SO COMMERCIAL enereero gave her a friend- cause I knew he had promised ly. your cellar!" white-toothed smile. "I been you he would come to the dance purty • Frenchy growled busy." he said vaguely, and tonight. Anyhow, It wasn't any low In his - throat_ "Sure led her Into a series of intricatg thing serious. They were just Ceeng! I watch! whirling Next time I break steps that left her gasp- having a little fun with him, try- his neck with ing and my two lianail I dizzy. ing to throw a scare Into him so don' care if he "Goodness!" la-" He stopped she panted. when he would turn Frenchy loose- abruptly, and the music shrugged. "Eel finally stopped. "No and from what I hear it sure Pm not here I' woniler these folks don't talk worked.' leave foods on the table for ,you when dinner!" they're dancing. I've been The girl shivered. "I'm-I'm eventing • to try that with someone glad It was not serious." "Thanks, Frenchy."/pa ' .11 evening hut Wynn just seems Wynn patted her arm. "Don't Slade swung up to e saddle. to like the straight stuff." you worry too much about Slade," Maybe one of these, -days lerenchy Pat Guajardo seemed to End he said reassuringly. -The Con- would forget tu self andiefinish that funny. "Straight stuff?" he sidlnes have got the reputation of one of those mtlteneek In Slaile's said, then chuckled. "I didn t being mighty careful of their own mind griother suspicion had know that." own Mans. Now If It Ned ,been bees ferreting ever Wince yes- The girl took his arm as they me that promised you I'd come terday, -hut this time he was go- ABBIE VSLAT5 made their way through the mill- to the dente. I would have been ing tb be slow about giving it by ing crowd Ernie Busbnailleir to where Wynn Thoma- here. No hunch of pranking Mex- heed There were too many pieces son was waiting FALUN itsi LOVE W10-4 by the door. icans yellir.g 'boo' at me could of the puzzle that as yet didn't A SINGLE-NANDED rfilAT 0,0 IN THIRTY MINUTES "Pat, was e FAT WOMAN 15 LIKE TAKIN' there some kind of have kept me away." seem to fit anywhere. gROG(31N5 St722ARD IS GOINCI 70 DRivE THAT (508) UNWASWED a fight SA TuLEC5 IS AN OUT INSURANCE here In town today? Have The girl lookeel up at him The unmistakable hoof-prints ON fElk. THE SUDOS SOAP crt. 8UM WILL WRECK- •you Ee'et2GeNCY REPLACEMENT FUTURE. TWIN* notited that nearly every thoughtfully. The music started of the- big bay, both coming and ONE NPR INTO Ti-le (GROAN 1 TaiiRTY YEARS OF Dr,e man here FOR CHARLIE D0685 has got big bumps on again, and Pat held out hie hand going, led lip the trail, over a ALWAYS GOIN' T81 SURE RED: SLAVING face, TO BUILD his or a bandage. or some- inviting her to ilance again. hut maze-,of twisty side canyons and OF IS GOOD EATS; thing? A BUSINESS; I imbed Wynn and he she- shook her head. "Some other draws-the same trail Slade had didn't know anything about It." time, Pat. I'd like to go now, twice travelled the day beforeo- Pat chuckled again- "WelL Wynn." Fast as he rode, there were reckon you might call It • • • is fight," others, It seemed, who rode even he drawled "I expect Wynn didn't Slaile's plans for going back faster rind earlier. The tracks want you to be told for fear he'd to the spot where the T Anchor led straight to the Kilgore home plumb spoil your evening." calf had been butchered Were pasture, the one patch of limn -Etat why? I dotal,. know pay aide-traiaked the next ihrg on the who*, place that was- 1,t. the people." when he %vent out to the barn to fenced. Just outside the "You know gate the • the man they tried saddle up. Frenclises big black bull Slade had •to hang sway- driven home -our new Forest Ran- backed bay was In the aortal theveday before ger!" edr was lying, not right, where he should-Tin-Ye been, long enough dead for Ten The girl-stepped the blood in her tracks, but he was standing with his to have stopped ooydng Her fingers out of the tightened on the heed hanging, and his hack wa.• round Mile in his forehead. rruperra's arm forth and pulled him again covered with freshly dried The enrcase had already round to been face her, Her dark eyes white sweat. patches. ' found. The gate was were guklenly a mile from LIL' ABNER enormous in her Slade looked him over and the house, but still it Was small, white face. near sv le ,.!derick "Slang? You whistled under hie breath. He enough that somebody had Capp mean Slade Considine?" heard didn't make the mistake this time the shot that killed him inverato Pit Guajardo nodded, A GOOD still mill- of suspecting Frenchy of doing gated, . and called mast ,of the Ing. The girl swallowed. „IT GOT SHRUNK, FE PIEVAH "They a little night riding, but he did rest of the honechold out to see.- IO'CA IN'T SEE IT, FUM ,„e, didn't-he wasn't-' the CIN Mk'AMAZON !:- HOOMILIATES al% can sheepman out. Jim Neil Wheeler was there, Ra- WAI'l DOWN THAR 1111, Pat shook big head. "Somebody French), swore C -BUT as he eyed the chel Kilgore, Martha E0 AgEAD-Cs°1-1,Tr- HERIAUSBIN ritiumbled and Wynn csfkiik GOT 01.1E, over a wasps' nest and horse. "By gormless!" he growled. Thomason. I-AFF!!-F-FEZL AwRIGHT!! scattered the party before they 'I wonder 13:1 LAFFIN' what I been dam' thees Ail around the carcass got the job done." time?" were the FREE !!-- AT HIM- hoof-prints of the big bay. There BUT WI-IAR'S -glade wasn't hurt?" Slade grinned, then am (prickly wasn't another saddle animal 141S DVERTBED 'Nothin' serious. I expect his sobered. in "Can you think of any- the hills with feet that big, fare ain't any purtler tonight body that and MAID 4 might be wanting to such sign wouldn't escape than any of the rest of these fel- do Foil dirt?" the ving, business sharp eyes of a range-wise lows though." Frenchy old WOMAN, withir hesitated, then hand like Jim Ned Wheeler. PART "Mott had he done? Why shrugged. It 0•74:) did "Sure. Plenty peoples. was almost as if someone , 0 SELLINGeolust they want to hang him?" Ever'hody. had Nobody likes sheeps run up a red flag with Frenchy !sill be established. "Be arrested Frenchy Quebe- but me an' Bacho." deaux Quebedeaux's name. on it. retail stores, dm, and tried to put him in Slade had seen that moment 71 mar jail. These follen think a heap of of hesitation. r, good ehaitecter; "Any one periton In It may be Slade' Feenchy." particular, duty SO ir Frenchy? This kind arre44 erenehy. Rut still full information. Wynn Thoreasim made his way he, or of thing can get serious." can he? The story 'ITT 11, MISSOU- across the room to their side continuee and "NO," said Frenchy stubbornly. here tomorrow,'

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bkOE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY • MONDAY - JULY 28, 1958 '4 CHUCKLES IN THE NEWS Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone 1685 By United Press International WACO, Tex. - No one is swimming in the Bosque River Fire these days. Despite an intensive two-day search of the river by parties in boats, on foot, on horseback and in helicopters. Al- bert the alligator, wins escaped 4, • from Central Texas Zoo at Waco Sunday, was still gt large today. War Orphan Act LO1 PERSONALS Aid Six Thousand 1Swing Away 3fauriee C. Brau.sa c4 Pheonix City, Ala., left this morning after More than 6.000 war orphan Unite( hireing spent a week visiting in students are now enrolled in From Filter 'he home of his parents, Mr. Schools and college* under the AIR CONDIlIONED • or Mrs. R. K. Brausa of 305 War Orphans Fictional Act, feurth Fifth Street. The Breusa's according to Mrs. Joe Berry, Is Seen will have another son as their education and scholarship chair- iSee guest this wet*, Ralph and fam- man of Murray unit of t h e ily. of Topeka. Kansas American Leven Auxiliary. By ELMER C. WALZER This low provides • • • • $110 per UPI Financial Editor ADULTS ONLY! month for tap to 36 months of -Dr. and Mrs. James Fiyrn NEW YORK Ara college fur children whote fath- (UPI) - Wall Admission Narth 61h * 650 * Street had as their ers died of vietunde or diseases Street notes two significant guests last Fpday. Mr. and Mrs. !vomiting from service in World points in the !enlace° iridus:try 2 Shows at 2:00 & 8:0( HPrshel Kimbell and family of War I, World War Ti or the an apparent insulation against Most corn Scettsville, Ky. Worean War, Mrs. Berry cancer scare talk in connection the look • • •• ex- plained. The 'rbieeicari Lecort with cigarette sm)king, and the because n If r. and pro*iect Mrs. John David and Auxiliary supported the that there could be a way Iowa Therreascin and %ng sorts, David and measure actively when it was away from filters to con- NUrk. "arid God from Sangria Tex. and be.ng embittered by Congress. % enteonal, cigarettes. *he Ker Mr. and Mrs. James Economic Thompson A survey has shown that 150.- Value Line in ite current in- created art) children Danny • out With and Amy 000 yoUng men and women will vestment survey sans that in Kathryn from woman" out in Lexington, wiLl be eligible for war ()when the last year and a ball tabecca ye; arrive Friday to spend two echalaredups when consumption anew ind they finish has regained t h e THE FINALISTS-Here are the 15 finalists weeks with their mother, Mrs. high school. in the -Miss Uni- lofty heigene attained before the verse" contest in Long Beach, Calif. Gra Thompson of the • • • • Top row, from left: 100 new L'oTchvater great cancer Iell re. Adairisa Colombo, rood. Brazil; Raquel Molina, Chile; Luz Ma- the follow NEW ENGLAND WINS -These ga irk: may nna Zuluaga, Colombia; • •• be perma- Evy Norlund, Denmark; Marilee et nent." says 'Behrens, Germany; SHE'S OUR GAL-Blonde, blue-eyed Eurlyne Howell gives all Value Line. "The Merely Colllmopouloun, Greece; Geri Adds 296 114r and Mrs. C. D. Vinson, NEW YORK public Roo. Hawaii. Middle of us a pretty wink after being chosen "Miss U.S.A." at the (UPI) -Aggriev- may have becerne rela- row: Cortne Rottschafer, Netherlands; commune; Jr.. 700 Chestnut Street, Murray, Minarr Hadar, Miss Universe" contest In Long Beach, Calif. She's from ed New Englanders- picipe4 tively insensitive to heakli icacv Israel; Beatriz Bolvarte, Peru; Tomoko Mo- announce the birth ri-take. -Louisiana, is 5-foot-6, with beautistica of 36-23-351e. The of a son, over the ornmission of New c•• - Japan. Bottom row: Alicia Bobroweka, Poland; Ger. itaric Mort who- WM 1 teed belle is a student at-Centertary eoitege hi Shreveport, La. tee- 222 bEirn at land 'darn chosider from the That service believes that fu- Gumtnelts; Surinam (Dutch Guiana); Birgitla Elipinet • _ _ the Murray General H tal menus at the Ansericaa Cardman, Sweden; Euxiyne Howell, PavilbOO ture 9ca,res may do littla more U. 8.. from Louisiana. Adds 51 r 14. He weighed 7 at ihrt Brussel's World's than a Fair- accelerate the shit( to filter LAND TRANSFERS MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Josere the school Me ounces at birth relax. •Up to now, only Wan= tips. have the fartlatbt-recteng ef- had The fitter Gaster, 32, a chef who ere ttan chowder has been served -tip revolution Sores Go lip . fect lei cigarette snaknig is Litre Jesse F., Mathis and Clyde good food, was held today Increases the U.S. Favillion restauranb, The curri.-n-. U. _ Mathis to Willie F. Glover; S. News it illard's reduction of he tar and sewThiils.financial district lot. admitting the $2,500 burglary 5590.000 p the dismay of New Englanders. Word Report recalls Samuel &aid Cuityiiimy has an article- en- nicotnie in the sin k of that it took. H. Beaman to ,C. T. a pizzaria three weeks ago. Pot ey protested ;hat. tae Man- Oa* a bit of time be- titled: nCiofalette Story. Sales Old `Gokts. neeen dor Lear and Mary M Lear; lot. lice recovered only $850 of the I nc reams enema chowder, chase contents pericid t h e article Tweaday, August S Go Up Despite Huakt Stele)." Charles T. Lear and Mary M. loot. "I ate steak at .least twice 000. ;The include tomatoes, wag -released and the demand . Ann Haseltine Class will green Perilerl "People are pulting itdprettes Fliter-Tlp Booms Lear to Samuel H. Beaman and a day since the burgaire." Gaeter but no milk or blended with Mrs Ocus Boyd for butter !agar 'than ever," says Ate Quatesi Beaman; lot. said in explaining what happened buses 10 px and flour, was not as representa- Old G 0 1 d aleirelt iscsedentsf4,iitsioneutilar rtrdive• .n -atc supper . "Arnertipons,. it. seeker; ,are Cou6si• Geurin to Olen Judd to the rest of the money. ib be rem! • • • • tive of the US. as the New S•refghts, the new 80-en4tandler1 the Old Gbin Btraights a n d cbff.curt to ,car4 1cd1 nntreking." end Ruth Judd; lot, • England chowder Henceforth, thq c:eart.tle Yields 41 per cent WAS wonders if MIS erne]e wR1 set- ss WOMEN WILL .1111 VEG MIEN „VS. Haws also fin& more and Causes th New Erigiand nornue 'aisto tar' that -204 -tierwier king Of a Sew thence 1:(Way from Fitt Garialnd- to - Noel Smith rigitte - • 1Sore Anieticanes are 115, CHICAGO - Charlet Weiss other peog served. turning to nwni sfze, stun-ter length iille,rs- • . *rick Della Mae S'mith.'104 ATLANTA. (UPI) - lits Ida ter ts,• des- . calling on an expert to help him viously accounlio tar some :'Wall , Hillertton. 414nliares D. Browning hail given Mrs 14. :Wall Ineeree is of theb that gles AI Duncan catch a parakeet that flew into Brings atm paying more ieduetion. The iredlivin will , to Willard Bardot litnel Ferguson -a Rift her 1.0040,,,tor regular (70 inn) e nearly his grocery store Monday and new retail car ieowever to a leading size yields billion kigareit 5dyrthe Duncan; 3 Sunda when the conversation iift'icle 28 per cent less tar n 1058. abody eluded capture. Weiss brought ,n CINEMASCOPE and in the July Reader's 13:7 I I turned 11. than its predecessor. - 3 per cent more than in is•• the store's cat to the EASTMANCOLOR Boosts rei ubject cc shoes. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ges: on "The Cigarette Industry scene and Market men recall another and a new record high. irpfrttegton to Roy Vaughn the bird. paralyzed ca Mrs. Feminine% ad /lust Isterhan- Rouse passed by voice v ate and Changes Its Mind." ar- o by fright, r ed a new pair. ticle in Reader's Digest a year an Ka • e Vaughn; lot. allowed itself to be caught. Mrs Browning sent to the Senate Monday a bit! Tees article also talks of the Ltd. _ pelice ago. on 'The Factts_Behind _Fil- gliau may. Was. whom- 44. atiTheftee spending of 17 "filter-tap revoturtnin* - Paul Blalock OT-11F57 :er-TiE Cicero:t es." and Oily e - other pep milurray 4E'eurity, Arbil* fibs -- , let. employed Panion't 400tettar that -has- World Wan 11 deed - The titers smashed into firter a hoost. Kent sales a utility pole. Tile Pacific Spon•turs said the monu- down tars ate nicotIne. soared trocuted Wednesday Ora' Plaws1,1,' 1Palflosrrrayi weeuen were but it and the other tobacco while using Here they injured, neither ment would be omit at Corre- ad& a mew companies an electrically Courity; lot. seriously. Man!: quickly brougnt out -charged rod to constructio Odor In the Philippines. "The development filter-tips chase fishing worms which- may, er revamped. Ilse from the Minnie Nanney and Virgil F related ser - ar _Peer ups tbey ground.- - Nanney to J. C. Hicks; Ibt. commumicii utilities 17 • service 5, finance, in DON'T MISS .C.‘? 1.1:411ti 4, entertal _.! l4-11111 itl:f et industry and fisher from agree

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LADIES' SUMMER CHILDREN'S SUMMER facturing Lowey Mai HATS Half or Regular SPORT SLIPS $1.00 SHIRTS Just as I smaller t Dress Sale ONE TABLE LADIES' DRESSES ten to 100 DRESSES reg. '1.98 - '2.98 - '3.98 Ten (mat Rayon Panties 00 or Were people ea - 25 or 5 pr. 11 2i$300 $1.98 & $2.98 *suits. $159 al LADIES' SUMMER 79t $1.00 ONE VALUE MEN'S NYLON R EC TABLE LADIES' RAYON $1.00 H. L. DRESSES reg. '4.98 & '5.98 STRETCH Casualty Panties 39 00 SOCKS Were $3.98 presentati 0 or 3 pr. $1 went sue 2.00 Skirts McCleary ONE TABLE LADIES' 5W or 2pr. $1.00 $2.00 peal in and ater Were $4.98 Crawford, DRESSES 59t VALUE MEN'S NYLON & $5.98 1/2 PRICE Dress Slioes Dress Shoes STRETCH Life az Were NOW •mpa fly, Values $••,00 S 0X - 3W or 3 pr. $1 $3.00 getting al to $11.95 t) LADIES' SUMMER Reg. $3.00 v MEN'S STRAW $7.98 Dresses $10.98 $4.00 CHILDREN'S $4.00 Handbags HATS Tennis Shop $12.98 $5.00 Reg. $8.98 Dresses Values $14.98 $6.00 1/2 PRICE to '8.98 /12 $1.98 $5•00 PRICE CHILDREN'S SUMMER By Uni $16.98 $7.00 South's cloudy t/ SKIRTS nesday w $19.98 $8.00 noon tht ONE TABLE CHILDREN'S so warm Values to $5.98 80s, low $24.98 BELK-SETTLE • DRESS SHOES $10.00 Co some MURRAY, KENTUCKY Covingto. OXFORDS . $2;00 Paducah Louisvilli London 1 Evansv lluntin

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