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United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, March Jer 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 65 British Diplomats Arrive In 44 High Schools Woman Found With • Given Emergency Knife In Throat House Takes Up Airport Bill, res ciistinguish spring shoes. tanada Before with bow-knots of gold kid. Washington Visit Rating PITTSBURGH By State WU — M r S. 207 Million, Local Airports detailing on a pump in vivid Verrsa Bagran, 53. was found •nt. By Palizzio. Right, willow By WILLIAM NEVILLE den death of External Affairs FRANKFORT (um) -- The state stabbed to death today in her ier, wifth self-leather - United Board home in bow de Press International Minister Sidney Smith. Smith was of Education Tuesday plac- the city's fashionable WASHINGTON 125 --- The Thurmond D-S. C. opened the OTTAWA ed Squirrel left — British Prime to have attended today's talks, 44 high schools on an emerg- Hill district. House tedya took up its first big South's campaign against any Minister Harold ency Police Macmillan arrived some of the most important of rating because of academic said the ' murder wea- Democratic spending proposal, new civil rights laws with a today for a brief and pon, a paring round of talks his short 18-month diplomatic ca- other deficiencies. knife, was lodged the plan to give 207 million dol- haeshly-worded statement to the, with Canadian leaders, the latest The ratings of "BE" is the in her throat. The body was reer. lars to local airports in the next Senate constitutional rights sub- In a series uf lowest at found near discussions to "con- Macmillan left London by we- which a high school in steps leading to an four years. committee. He branded the diaidate integral and confirm the united cial Comet IV jetliner at 2:02 Kentucky can still operate with garage. The fate of the measure could sweeping proposal of Sen. Paul will of the accreditation. Police said Western world" for a.m., greatly encouraged by Pres- there was no evi- indicate what the House's atti- H. Douglas D-Ill. as a "viciously negotiations Nine dence of robbery. with the Soviet Union. ident Eisenhower's declaration of the 44 given the emer- tude will be toward other Demo- anti-Southern . . . 'conquered Negotiations gency are The woman's with the Soviet Monday night. that he would be ratings Negro high husband, Louis, cratic proposals for federal out- province bill" that would make who is associated Union on the German situation willing to attend a summit meet- &chines that have not been inte- with a whole- lays for housing, .elum clearance the attorney general a "czar." must sale ladies be held this summer, Mac- ing Ff circumstances warrant one. grated. apparel firrn, was re- and aid to distressed areas, Foreign Aid: The House For- 4. millan ported to be told newsmen at Uplands The British leader will spend a Two schools, Lewisport in Ran- in New York on House Democrats, apparently eign Affairs Committee is spilt Airport. business. day here, conferring with Prime cock County. and Silver Grove, smarting under President Eisen- over a threat by Rep. Wayne L. The were Police said it British leader, accompanied Minister John G. Diefenbaker. and removed from the "BE" rat- was not known hower's "spender" label, trimmed Hays D-Ohio to make public at by immediately hew Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd, then go on to Washington for ing and given "B" ratings. Ten lung the wo- their airport plan. in committee. least part of the nation-by-nation will hold "A" ratings man had been dead. three hours of formal talks with Eisenhower. schools with were The President vetoed an airport breakdewn of U. S. foreign aid for deficiences The police eielks here today before moving Macmillan's North American given warnings went to the victim's bill last year that called for spending. Defense Secretary Neil home after her Wri - to Washington Thursday _for visit _wincheeep__npay_ a_rponth f detected for the first time this sister,- Mrs. Eliz- spending nearl 500 i,illio, .01- H. Mc lro • and Gen..N than F. -Levitt his main North American talks top - level diploShatic negotiation eserar. rs. wining, cher-man of the Joint with President Eisenhower. Middleburg High School in Casey said she had not been which has taken him to Moscow, able to The House measure is 97 mil- Chiefs of Staff, Were called to Macmillan County High reach Mrs Bagran said his visit here Paris and Bonn. County and Wolfe the past three lion dollars larger than Eisen- defend Eisenhower's $3.900,000,- talks from "A" to days. and his with the President, British officials expect tee up- School were reduced hower's own proposal. It also IS 000 aid request. for failing to correct after his recent visit to Moscow shot will be an East-West foreign "B" ratings not aimed at ending the federal warnings last Rackets: The Senate Rackets and talks at Bonn and Paris, were ministers' meeting in Geneva, be- deficiencies after airport aid program, as the Presi- being dovetailed into the "wider ginning around May 11 and lastrig year. Pizza Poi Is dent wants. Committee questions officials of Negro high the Chicago's Dearborn insurance International negotiation which four to six weeks. The non-integrated But unlike a Senate-passed 465 agency secretly must follow later this year." If the foreign ministers' session schools given the "BE" rating Hailed As millien dollar version. the Huose on whether they High. Caldwell New issued stock to two Macmillan arrived in a capital produces any worthwhile prospect included Dotson bill would not throw Eisenhow- teamster of- ficers for Erddened late Tuesday by the sud- of agreement, these oficials be- County; Riverview, Fulton Coun- Hawaiian er's narrowlyebalanced new 'budg- in return union busi- BALLS OF FIRE—Black smoke and balls of fire Dish ness. Witnessess lieve, it probably will be followed are hurled ty; Resenwald, Jessamine County; et into the red. told the investi- hundreds of feet into the air as oil storage tanks go up in Rosenwald. Knox County; Booker gation that the agecny collected in July by what may be the first Editor's Other congressional news: flames in Brinkley, Ark. Windows downtown were shat- Ashland: Mason, Note: If the follow- almost $500,000 in excessive of a number of summit confer- T. Washington, Civil Rights: Sen. J. Strom ,. . corn- tered in a three-block area, and firemen from 14 towns mg footnote to Hawaiian state- ,onunittee ences Lancaster: Millio n. Earlington; missione as the broker for teams- hood seems were called to battle the blaze. One person was injured. Dunham. Jenkins; and Rosenwald, prejudiced. it's be- ter welfare policies. The sudden death of External Cause the writer Providence. is crazy about Rift Between Water Diversion: Sen. Jacob K. Affairs Minister Sydney Smith, the place. Cairo, ['rims Ike's who succumbed to a heart attack The state. Board of Education Moscow Widens Javits R-N.Y. said Congress could Macmillan on also approved for ,accreditation the "throw a serious monkey wrench" Tuesday. saddened Wyatt Outlines By DOC QUIGG arrival here Russians Snoop four - year teachel. training pro- into U. S.-Canadian relations if the eve of Ma United Prose International gram at Centre College and a it approved a bill to permit Chi- Both the prime minister and Three Changes The CAIRO MN -- The semi-official luduet library science new national American cago to divert more water from similar course in Middle East news agency, Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, dish seems to be pizza. in a at Kentucky Wesleyan. One of the Lake Michigan. Javits told the who is accompanying him on his Pacific big dispatch which appeared likely to • • Area dishes of Hawaii is poi. Ha- $1098 American tour, expressed It was told that only 2.300 emer- deepen the rift between Cairo and Senate the House-passed measure North waii is going to become a state. WASHINGTON eale—The House Smith's death but said LOUISVILLE (UP!) Wilson gency teachers were employed in Moscow. today denounced Soviet should be sent to the Senate regret over So now, the wags are say tag, we Appropriations Committee today plans for their W. Wyatt Tuesday night outlined Kentucky public schools during Premier Nikita Khrushchev's "new Foreign Relations Committee for it will not affect will have pizza poi. trimmed $60.230.000 from Presi- By three changes he said would be the 1958-1959 term, as compared Communist imperialism- in the Eisenhower has vetoed similar visit. ROBERT C. MILLER This awful jape may Johnnye Jr. styles dent Eisenhower's new budget, made in the lieutenant governor's to 2.800 during the previous term. be the Mideast. bills twice before cause of Cana- first • of a new crop of jokes but granted all funds requested HONOLULU 11PD — Rear Adm. office if he wins nomination to State Superintendent of Public The dispatch was the latest dian objections. sophsticated sheath of syringing up around • Hawaii as for 16 additional Secret Service Benjamin E. Moore revealed to- that post in the May Democratic histruction Dr. Robery R. Martin development in the controversy 'Budget: The Senate Foreign Eentouch rayon linen -- adds Eddie Fisher Looks it moves to statehood. Most of agent, to guard the president and day that Russian submarines and primary election. said the emergency rating was touched off by last week's Iraqi Relations Committee may have them will fall flat. You really dramatic elegance with the vice president: Forward To Future surface ships have been 'smote). glven high schools for low en- revolt, in which the Communists knocked the President's new He said he would forego the cat joke much about paradise. petal nnd lace edging that The committe took the action et ^11P dig" along the Navy's Pbathe esti/nerd. inadequate programs and helped. Prerseker Abdel K.. Kassem budget out of balance. It okayed tarry Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Water- esPeradise of the Pacific" is on approving the first major money ! barrier between Midway and the substandard buildings and equip- to crush Arab nationalist rebels. ELsenhoweer request for an in- underscores the bodice field is receiving as secretary of idle name-Hawaii is heaven on *ill of the year. The bill, slated Aleutians ment. Khrushchev charged Monday crease in this country's • By VERNON SCOTT the Democratic State the high seas, contribu- Completely washable for floor action Thursday. carries Moore commands the 1,500-mile Central as far as climate UPI Hollywood Correspondent Cummittee and e that the United Arab Republic tions to !he International Mone- macs fence whose ships nvironmental deportment in White, Blue Heaven $4.688,327,000 to finance the Treas- Singer 41' wants to annex Iraq A bitter tary Fund and the World Bank HOLLYWOOD — He promised to go. The name "Sandwich Islands" E. essc er Pink; ury, Post Office Department and and radar planes extend the loin with h., w 7 reply from U.A.11 President Ga- but refused to go along with his or Eddie Fisher, d ispossessed of his was pinned on tice-in by -Captain U.S. tax courts in the fiscal year DEW distant early warning sy- running mate. Bert T. Combs, in mut Abdel Nasser gave the world plea te chaege the outlays aginst sizes 5 to 15. television show by his sponsor Winteri Holds Cook, the explorer, in osteneible starting July 1. stern to the mid-Pacific. giving the state Legislative Re- its first open evidence of a break the current red-ink 1959 budget and his life's savings by his search tribute to the Earl of Sandwich. The over-all reduction from Ei- The admiral said Navy radar Commission an independ- between the two countries. instead of the delicately-balanced former wife, today looked for- Actually what happened senhower's requests amounted to constellations and destroyer pick- ent director. a job Via terfield was that statement op- 1960 a future of work-and the captain "The Khrushchev bdget. ward to ets made numerous contacts Fort Today discovered a place 1.4 per cent. But this was not a have ened the battle between Arab Strauss: The Senate Commerce maybe marriage to actress Eliza- sandwiched between beauty and fair test of budget-cutting senti- with Soviet naval units all along And Wyatt pledged to head a nationalism and the new Commu- Committee began its questioning beth Taylor. bliss-and named it accordingly. ment. Treasury and Post Office the Pacific barrier area. program to attract new business nist imperialism which follows the of Lewis L. Strauss, nominated The boyish-looking 30-year- United Press International In Hawaii the air is the dream- budgets are seldom susceptible to "Their surface ships," the ad- and industry to Kentucky. long, bitter fight between Arab to be secretary of commerce. He old Cramer closed out his regu- Winter held the fort avast the iest, the breezes the balmiest, • Seavy cuts Despite the reductions miral said, "have patrolled the Wyatt appeared on a television spring nationalism and Western imperial- was asked about U. S. trade w.th lar TV program Tuesday night onrushing season today, the skies are the meltingest, the the bill still was $518.339.000 larger length of our Pacific barrier, and panel here with former governors ism." the Middle East agency said Russia and Soviet economic war- by warbling a medley - of the scattering snow flurries across rainbows the runniest, the than last year's, reflecting in- we've spotted Red submarines Keen Johnson and Lawrence W. tem- today. fare tactics. The interrogation songs that made him one of the the northeast and driving cold perature the tirnidest, the flow- , .a creased federal pay scales. snooping the area:'' Wetherby. "It proved Beyond a doubt that will touch more controversial country's most popular singers air into Dixie. ers the Widest, the surf the In one of the cuts the committee The Barbers Point based ad- the Arab Communist parties are subjects during its expected dur- arid lifted him from the etreets With Spring due officaly in ridingest the moon the closest, rejected a request for $2,500.000 miral said because of security taking orders from Moscow." ation of several weeks. of Philadelphia to—the center of three days, overnight readings the legends the looniest, and to buy 2,500 two-cylinder scooters reasons, it was imposeible to the The official Soviet agency Tass one of filmland'a most sensational Irish President •plunged into. the 30s Southward monotony the humdrumest at $1.000 each to make life easier specify the times, locaellteris or that distributed a.., statement on the triangles. into North Carolina and sections man has ever inhaled, felt, for footsore mailmen. further identify the Soviet ships. gazed U.A.R. Iraqi situation. blaming Raven-haired Liz Taylor, 27. Talks To of Georgia and Alabama. at, marvelled over. luxuriated The Post Office Department, A spokesman for the 4,000- Congress in, "hostile, biased attacks" by of- watched from a special booth off' Sub zero temperatures were sniffed, wallowed in, reached Open House which already is using one-cylin- man naval command said contin- for, ficials and newspapers of the camera as Fisher performed- She common in the northern Great swallowed, and submitted to. .0er "mailmaster" scooters. wants ous round the clock sea and air U A R. for the trouble. "i4aiti E later accompanied him to a small Lakes region, with Grand Marais, In short, the place is exactly patrols are now being run the WASHINGTON • Vo expand its fleet It argued that (UPS-Irish Pres- Mich., reporting 20 belew zero. -These actions can be of ad- party. ident what the last two syllables of Planned by two cylinders would give better entire length of the north Pacific Sean T. O'Kelly told a joint vantage only to imperialist circles, At "It is the end of something." Snows Tuesday buried St. Pa- Honolulu say it is, a lulu. Yu performance where Japan sent its undetected session of Congreess today that who dream of splitting the Arab ADOW he said after the program. "I'm trick's Day greenery under a wouldn't believe it unless, LINE and The money bill provides 10.899.- task force to attack Pearl Harbor his country wants to play a use- you states, undermining their unity a little bit sad and a little bit blanket of white in parts ef the lived it. The air is so warty with EASTERN 080.000 for the Post Office De- on Dec. 7, 1941. High altitude ful role in world affairs by "seek- and regaining their positions In Southern Bell ISLES relieved. I feel a little bit pe- Midwest and the East. A surprise the smell of flowers and sea partment. a reduction of $51,900,- winds of more than 150 miles an ing to create a better climate for '- the Near and Middle East," Tass culiar. snowstorm and high winds bat- heavy. but not oppressive - that Gowns, Pajamas and 000 from the budget and $787,712,- hour bring, northwestern Ameri- international understanding." said "But I've got the future to tered 130,000 marchers in New every afternoon about 4 000 for the Treasury, a cut of can and Canadian cities within He said Ireland's history gave o'clock The Middle East agency com- think about." York City's St. Patrick's Day pa- eieeryibody stifles a se new Sleepcoats $8,310,000. No reduction was made four hours jet flying time of her "certain titles to the conff- "hamma" plained that Khrushchev has re- Southern Bell Telephone and Fisher lost all his savings to rade. But despite the storm, the yawn of sheer languor In the $1.535,000 asked for tax Russian airfields that dot the dence both of the old European and thinks stand since July. when Telegraph Company will hold his former wife. actress Debbie turnout set a record. happy thoughts. versed his 14atjp. courts. Kamchatka Peninsula. Heavy ov - states and of the new states' gain- he promised his support for Nas- Open House for the public this Reynolds, 26. last month when The midwes-tern storm forced It doesn't rain in Hawaii. he committee allotted $5,393,- ercasts along the route have made ing independence from their co- What ser-led Arab unity in the days Thursday and Friday, March 19th he signed a whopping property postponement of the annual St. happens is that creamy clouds • &T for the Secret Service, a re- this a built-in avenue to the lonial rules. just after the Iraqi revolution. and 20th, at their new building settlerneret with her to clear the Pats parade at Cleveland. Ohio. sometimes pile up over the euction of $100.000. This was tak- Americans for any sneak attack "In working in that sense," pali The agency charged that the at 7th and Olive Streets in Mur- way for her to get an uncon- A half foot of new sons, hit cliff and- exhale a gentle en from proposed salaries for launched by Russia. O'Kelly told the senators and con- dew. Soviet leader wants "to impose ray. tested divorce, according to his lower Michigan. and the Niagara, At such times, a double clerical help. It approved all funds Admiral Moore told UPI he gressrnen. "we are inspired not rainbow Communist regime which would According to F. H. Riddle. business manager. N. Y., area was blanketed by appear!. At night a sought for 47 additional wee certain the Russians were only by our own tradition but by you get a on Iraq. local manager, for Southern Bell, Secret But Fisher has a I2-year con- four to six inches. A five-inch moonbow. follow Moscow" Service agents, including 16 to aware that the barrier planes and yours also which we, like so many local citizens will have the op- tract with NBC which could pay snowfall in the South Bend Ind., Texas may have augment the detail which guards ships had now reached a fully other nations, have taken to our rootin' wow:. portunity to see how their long him upwards to 7 million dollars area touched off a rash of traffic bigness. Hawaii has the president and vice president. operational stage hearts." romance Kirksey Seniors To distance calls are handled, and if the network can find work for accidents, two of them involving Alaska may have a The money bill provided salaries The 77-year old president re- rawbonce to watch the latest switching him. His latest sponsor explained school buses. However, more than frontier. Hawaii has poetry Give Play On Friday for 661.000 federal jobs. 6.000 less called that rebel leader Charles in its equipment handle hundreds of he wasn't picking up the option 50 children escaped injury in the easeful posture. New than budget plans but 13.000 more Murray Student Is Parnell pleaded in the same House England local telephone calls. Also on to Fisher's show because it had two New Carlisle school bus ac- may be reek-ribbed. The Senior class of Kirksey elphan current employment. chember in 1880 for American Hawaii has display will be the large power • tO drcpped in ratings. Awarded Fellowship cidents. menehune pixies dancing the High School will present their support in Ireland's fight for in- plant necessary to provide tele- And he has a five-year eon- Weathermen predicted generall- moonbeams over the senior play -Grandma's Best dependence from Britain. He long bea- phone service in Murray and one tram weth the Tropicana Hotel in also ly fair skies in the West today ches. Years" a comedy by Earl R. Rus- mentioned other incidents of Irish- of the familiar inetaller trucks Las Vegas calling for a millien with warmer temperatures in the Even the sell on Friday, March 20 at 7:30 George Sebouhian, Murray State American friendship. poiice charges are which are seen on the streets Weather dollars. He starts a four-week nation's mid-section. Scattered poetic. I know some in the school gymnasium. l College senior from Mayfield, has "When Parnell went back to visitors who of Murray. engagement at the hostelry April snow flurries were seen for the got arrested When Grandma Sims comes from been awarded a Woodrow Wilson Ireland," O'Kelly said, "he went there once on a If residents of this city have Report 1, with Miss Taylor expected to Pennsylavnia and New York charge of "disturbing the farm to visit her daughter. fellowship for graduate study. secure in the knowledge that the quiet wondered about the tents that international take up residence nearby. state and in parts of nprthern of the night." Even she finds a situation which is not United Press The grant, which amounts to America as a whole, represented though they they see mounted on occasion on Friends say Fisher probably New England. spent the night to her liking. The very day Gram $1.500 annually plus tuition and in Congress. looked with sympathy in jail,, they telephone poles around Murray, will stay over for an extra two were happy. They arrives. Mrs Abbott is bringing Southwest Kentucky — Fair fees, is awarded each year to on Ireland's struggle free- were in Ha- they will get the chance to satis- weeks, long enough to get a Ne- for wan three uppercrust guests home for and chilly today with a high oe 1.200 college seniors in the United dom." Ike Signs Bill To fy their curiosity by viewing an vada divorce, and then marry the weekend Gram decides to e5 Mostly fair and not Si) cold States and Canada on the basis The visitor closed his speech by actual splicing operation on a • the sultry actress. His California Make Hawaii State put a stop to the social climbing tonight. Low 32. Thursday part- of academic merit. praying over his audience in cable containing 1818 seperate divorce won't become final until Three To Attend of her daughter and finds it very ly clhudy and warmer. This year's Wilson Fellows, all Gaelic. He said. "Guim bail telephone circuits Also a brief next February. de WASHINGTON RJR) — President difficult. nominated and rigorously screen- ar an obair re-thabhachtach ata talk explaining customer long Eisenhower today signed into law Woodmen Meeting The cast consists of Faye Patton, Temperatures at 5 a. m. ed by committees of faculty mem- a dheanamh ag an oireachtas distance dialing and the many legislation to make Hawaii the Celia Morgan, Lyda Hauser, Glen- Louisville 21, Lexington 19. Bow- bers, were cleceen from 7,000 arrIcherinneach seo d'fhonn saoirse lines needed for such service 50th state. — Mrs. Madeline Parker, 522 South da Suiter, Linda Crouch, Ralph ling Green 22, Paducah 22. Cov- '17,231 In Bonds Are candidates from more than 700 agus siochain a chur in airithe will be presented. Actual admission of the island 6th St., Glenn Wooden, 233 South Darnell. Kenneth Hopkins, Pa t ington le, London 19 and Hop- colleges and universities. don domnan." The tour of the building will Sold In Calloway territory_ to the union is not ex- 11th St., Randall Patterson, Route Murdock Emma Jo Camp, Charles .DRENS kinsville 25. Sebouhian transfered to MSC in That meant, "I pray that God begin in the Telephone Business peeled to take place officially 5, and Stub Wilson, 113 North Parker, Darrylin Treas, Dana Gray, Evansville. Ind., 22. 1957 from West Palm Beach Juni- may bless the soemportant work Office at 604 Olive Street, and until fall. 14th St., will be delegates Donna Cecil. Lar- The sale of Series E and H or College, Palm Beach, Fla. He to the Jo Ann Elkins, will continue through the equip- that has been done by these two Hawaiians themselves must first Kentucky Savings Bonds in Calloway Coun- Head Camp (state) con- ry Cunningham. and Bobby Baz- ment building. plans to enter graduate school at, houses to preserve peace and vote to accept statehood and elect At the 'end of DRESSESS ty during February amounted to vention of Woodmen of the World zell. • the University of llinols whore he freedom In the world." their two senators the tour refreshments will be • and one house Life Insurance Society, March 22- $17.231 The County's goal for will specialize in English. O'Kelly, who was given a green- served. member to serve in the U. S. 24, in the Sheraton-Seelbach Hotel. SINGING CONVENTION by 1959 is $245.100. The total in bonds The Wilson fellowships, made splashed welcome when arriv- Mr. Riddle further said that he Congress. Louisville, it was announced to- sold in the county this year IS possible by a $25 million grant ed telephone people from all seg- on St. Patrick's Day Tuesday, Congress put Its final stamp of day by the secretary riginal, Voila and $28.743. from Foundation, of the local The Calloway County Singing ments of the company the Ford are was invited to be the guest of approval on the statehood bill will be In Kentucky. sales f- r• the Woodmen camp. Convention will be held Sunday. on hand same awarded to promising sc holars Chief Justice Earl Warren for last Thursday, to answer any questions and Cream. period thus ending a 40- More than 140 delegates and March 22nd at 1:00 pen, at the amounted to $5.477.747 The who plan to become college teach- lunch at the Supreme Court after that Murray people might have year battle by the pacific territory officers representing some 16.000 Bethel Methodist Church. The pub- State's goal for 1959 is $61,500,000. ere. his speech. about their telephone service or to become a part of the union. Kentucky members will attend. tic is invited. the telephone industry in generaL • — e •

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'AfTr T111/,-1 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. •-••••••• KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY --MARCH 18, 1959 ------_ TrOfakiiisiiMe -flothe T H E-LE DGER & TIMES Explosive Kid Murray High Completes First Nov 6 - Paris Home Week Of Grid 13 .URLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING - Trigg county Hanle COMPANY, Inn Ends- David Sykes, Robert Lee, consolidauon of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The • runes-Herald, October 20, 1924 and dm W ucksima,. Jonosifp Makes Defense Practice: John Hutson, „Ernmie Mc- t. 1942. Larger But Short On Experience Keel, Bruce Day. Buddy Spann, Mike Jones, George JAMES C. V. i .LIAMS PUBLISHER Against Moore We reserve the right to rejec any Advertising. Letters to the 4 Tackle Nix, Joe Pat FuFu-- im Public Voice items which, In sue spanion. are rat Ine like bog trell, John Youngerman. haterest or our readers. LOS ANGELM CPI -Explosive Tripp Drake, Don Roach, iKidi Bosse' y of Nigeria -John Bryant, Ben Brum- RATIONAL REF'RESENTATIVES: WALLACZ VITTlifili 03.12.11116.410 'onight makes his second defense licamo llophes, Teo_ 1166 Park Ara, NO Usk.- US let.ry,anEdwin po Asa, Chimmo lokystom N. Bosto of the fea:hcrweight championship Guards k Wanh.eaStltee% •igainst top-rated challenger Davey Foust, Ronnie Shelton, Staiarad at the PO Office, Murray, Kentucky, kw tommission as Moore of Springfield. Oh 0. in a. Richard Workman. Ph11- Second C.;lase Matter ' +-retina rationally televised teut • lip Sparks. it could he one SU:ASCRIPTION RATES: By Cameo la Murray, pew Walk WA pis '- of the best Centers- David Miller, Russell Year smooth 1154 ha Gamy ania siiechiateg molasiet pm Noss. saas. ht "f the Moss. $5.56. Thc tight ends a year and a Backs- Bil!y Kopperud. Steve half campaign by Moore to get Whams, Jimmie Rose, 1‘ElINE,sliA1 MARC 1959 Leon Orr, Woody Hern- don, Kim Wallis, Jim- mie Taber& Mac Figs. Tommy Latimer, Ken- IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED ny Humphreys. Ronnie JACK PALANCE and Anita Watson. New School Buildings $130.000 Ekberg star in Columbia Pic- Planning Commission with Professional tures' CinemaSeope suspense thriller, The Man Inside." Ni- dIGN THREF ROOKIES Consultation gel Patrick co-stars. DETROIT - The Detroit - Lee.; h.,ve signed three rookie • IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED linemen to 1959 contraots. They are Dan McGrew. who passed up Industrial Expansion Bradley True a final season of eligibility at Sidewalks. Curbs and Gutters Frank Itickaaan, Cs-captain Purdue. Dick Guesman of West Billy Kopperud, captain Widened Streets In Some Areas Arehitlifiralts Virginia. and Jim Linden of Ore- to the same ring with Bassey To Tradition Murray High Seh ha.. fin- and' Steve Williams teem last gon. Continued Home 1.3ui1ding .id the challenger was confiden: ished its first week of spring years squad. Mac Fitts, a good Airport For Murray he w.11 emerge from the beu: footJall practice and the boys -prospect who was not out last City Auditorium Olymp.e Auditorium the new In Big are Worhng hard. The team will yeir and some good looking fresh- lamp.or. Upset be larger than usual, especially men Kim Wallis, Tommy Latimer, Interest in t n e championsrup in the line but will be ---1-1,A-t ,,n J.rnmie Taber s renny Humphreys rt Pas •'d and nrj:.6011. • with the 'demand for tickets reach- Invitation Bas etball Tournethent, SLik.-, and .J•ramie McKeel are 1.4- a peak the final three days. true to its' upset-happy tradition, ...ack at end 7 from last years WalLs and Williams should. be _TODAY two of BIBLE THOUGHT FOR, .ndicating 3 riear-eapacity throng headed today for a surprise genii- squad J hr's Hutson. Bruce the best sophomore backs f around 11.000 and a gate some- final with Bradley the only seed- Day. Buddy Spann. Mike Janes. in the confercnce next fall. Ruse ,here in the vicinity of $100.000. ed team still "alive- and Provi- and Get rge Oakley ar out for and Wallis look like good passers Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth of The t.ght .5 blacked out in dence the merriest madcaps of :he Varsity L.: th. ;t time. and are throwing a lot to the ends and backs us with benefits. — Psalms 68:19. ,uttiern California for a radius them all. Moat of -hem- hays e High each day. The -f 2.50 miles from Los Angelei. • --How the heck dA we do it, experience. :Cam a; a whole will be young and a lack of experienced sen- Even the uptiolder oi. the universe likes‘a But the rest of the nation will I don't know," shouted Coach Je•- The teckle-po•i s r Biliy - able :o see e on television Mullaney of Providence in the x. F„esin-Wheat oy, J se Pat iors may b. a handicap. There Mind.... !ittle appreciation. .ege'i with the championship bout wild jubilation following tho ii Futrell. Ben Bram! John should be an moundance opt goad carr!ers • •••••••-•••••,,,r. .-hedule eller 10 p.m. e.s.t. ars' deuble-overtime, 75-72 upset rereant from last yt.ars squad in Rose. Wallis. K Although wagering was brisk on -if third-seeded St. Louis Tuesday plus Yin ngerman from the Fresh- pgrud. Herndon, Williams, Orr ?rid others. If the boys the bout. it remained at 8-5 and man ;ei at and Don Roach and clittrae Each of us has his own DON'T *GIVE- IT UP FOR LOST 'in take your cho.ze on even money A crowd ,f 14.259 at Modiein Tripp Uralt_ Jut for the first their hard work, they should in man-to-man action. Square Garden roared at the Fri- time. A;1 of the b y. at. k- 'reo.-ei At an.ng sea. n. In order personal goal in life, YOU USE THE LOST & FOUND CO i JINN .° . give The fight -took on a grudge as- ar triumph and then shuffled • their rag goo: and a real race is iii I snore boys experience which can only be reach- Sunday when Moore "B" learn games have been :pet last feet uneasi`y through the second prose.ci for the tackle posts. ed b_y alert it -appear-at it public work.' game as New - 'York University • At..e guard posttiens -gre- eetuadialiscle foresighted • %it in Olympic Auditorium. Ras- drubbed fourth-seeded Oklahoma- Frank E.chman. Stec Foust. and."The season :0-captains selected . ATTENTION.... showed up. took Moore's planning and sustained wh7. City. 63-48. in the mist lopsided Shelt.-et from last 'eters at the annual football oanquet last affront and effort. A well f_ilure as a personal game in this year's tourney. :qtleei and te.) g .act freshnen fa I are Frank Rickman and Billy conceived opinion ...owed he would give his Providence earned the right 1,a prori.n.i.t, in Rena.a W..rirman K ppertut. program of systematic • Beekeepers and Farmers of the challenger's lack of tour- meet St. John's twhich previously and Phillip Sparks, VARSITY SCHEDULE ',-'y. .n the ring ton.ght. ousted third-seeded St Ronaven- saving...is usually essential Sor 4 - Home ture6 in one semi-final Thursday The c nter would be touga Now tie time to stock your Beekeeping sup- 11 - Russeilville Away to our .success. INAt.GURATE JET SERVICE night while NYU qualified for with David Miller from last years standard hives 18 - rganfieid Henie plies 1 can furnish complete tussle .with tp-seeded Bradley. team ari Russell Moss. Both of 25 - M.y field Away assembled end painted NEW YORK (L'Pll -- Pan Providence seemed be at these la•iys are big and strong. Oct. 2 - Fulton . Hime -Art.ar Extra :,•upers. tops, bottoms. frames. feeders. Am. r.can World least *twice by St. Lou.s. a team Aerwaes plans to In the backfield wil oR.l v 9 - Bowling Green Away - Plain or wired wax foundations, Bee veils, inaugt: - service 'oerween which boasted a two-inch-pee-man jet ,Koppertil. Roy Wyatt. di m ni re Madisonville Home For a good start in the right direction, States and Latin advantage and one of the gloves, smokers and Queen excluders. 1 the I height itose, -Leon Orr. Woody Heindon 23 - Open open a savings kccossrit .. • . now! Get your equipment now and save your !Amer ca that would cut flying ration's top "big" men in 6-8 Bob spring swarms. Old frames refilled with new between ' New York and Ferry. The Billikens took an II-9 foundation Ales in half. The air- early lead only tit have • anniunced Monday B hopes dence tie it at 15-111. St. Louis kit, Place your order now for package Bees and r the ..ervice late :it Apr:' .38-30. early in the second half extra Queens. • but the Friars came back again. Murray Lumber Co. Inc. 1 BANK Of MURRAY Mr Farmer, or anyone interested in growing Len Wilkens' one-hander weh - "EVERY FOOT A POWER TAKEOFF Providene, SQUARE DEAL" MEMBER F.D.I.C. fruit of field seeds. can furnish a complete hive 46 seconds left gave Uri East Maple St. ! FA.KA Tow i UPI) - a 61-61 tie in regular time. Ferry's j Phone PL 3-3161 of fine bees at low price. Get a few colonies for Geerge Hakert found out the pollination and honey on the side. tap-in earned St. Louis .a hard way liew well a grain ett•- tie after the first overtime Prey - I will save you time and freight and can iator power takeoff device works. idence held a 71-70 Iced with 1 generally makc suggestions on problems con- It •ook ft all his clothe=. leav- seconds left in the second over- nected with your bees that may mean more sue- ng only his hat. .shoes and one time when Jim Swartz' two free 1.rs tuff. er!.,-fid .operation. throws made it 73-70. Ferry's hook • cut .t to 73-72 but two free throws "IIN by John Egan cl:nched Oklahoma City gave a lacklustre L. C. HUMPHREYS performance and Coach Abe Lem- ons commented, "I'm sorry for the boys. because they're really better OPEN Phone 3017 SOON! than this." 411 N Poplar St. Paris, Tenn. The Chiefs trailed by only 27-28 with one minute left :n the first half 33 NY!' played sloppy ball. but then the Violets sank three A NEW AUTOMATIC quick points for a 30-26 halftime • margin, ripened the gap to 51-34 with 11 m.nutes left and romped home -Cal- -Ramsey led theVrolets with ,20. for COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Fight Results 1.3C/gi9 United Prf0idi International AT 13th and MAIN STREETS and a \SIAM! BEACH. Fla. lift - Rudy Sawyer. 150. New York, outpointed Kid Fischique. 146, Ha- • 8eason JUVENILE DELINQUENT - Ad- vana 110) judged a juvenile delinquent, 20 MINUTES Of David Campanella. 15, son of BOSTON CPI -. Fail Pender: former Dodger catcher Roy 1601.2, Brookene. Masi.. ieitpointed WASHERS FOR 20 CENTS new. Campanella, leaves the Queens Ralph Jenes. 1571a, Yon- Children's court In Jamaica, N. ktrs, N. If I 101, T. with his mother. The youth - 12 LARGE WSJ paroled its the custody of WIRLing fashion Hs mother and a Roman Cath- DRY 10 cents DRYERS olic priest The case was ad- journed until April 10. when • program for Davide rehab:U.. • taboo wtU bs set by court Plenty of Hot, Soft Water Eradizate Prevent MICE — ROACHES 1 ERMITES — RATS POINTER Male. 2 years. white and liv•r. Dose it all. OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Child's POINTER female, white and • _ 12l,! ii orange, 1 yr., good Prospect 37.45 SETTER female. 1 year. white Plenty of Free Parking Room rhe bestructive Termite and black doing good work. Trew vfwlmg; offset registered from above dog in Men's a "snirr of neat FREE INSPECTION &eye pccture. 6 to 12 :fit( king across the TERMITES SETTER pups whelped Mar. & 1) toe and tamp, definitely SI 's so 6 Full B. 11 from trial winn•r son of Time Attendant On Duty Widths makes this smart new — Licensed & Insured — adult pattern a faterite _ 17.95 Chuchaluck. Leave Dry Cleaning or 59. 95 SAM KELLEY Laundry You Wish To Be Ironed! arpongber evertjwiftre. FOR FINE BIRD DOGS • Phone P13-3914 See or Call A CLAY C. Slimy KELLEY'S PEST DARNELL Family Shoe Kirksey. Ky. FAST SERVICE in by 9...out by 5 Sa;rni M St. Murray, Ky. CONTROL Rhona HO 9-2243

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WEDNESDAY — MARCH 18, 1959 LEDGER & TIMES — —MARCH 19. 1959 MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREB 10---fropkinsy1l -Rothe 6 - Paris Home .3 - Trigg County Home David Sykes, RDIDert Lee, rohn Hutson, Jimmie Mc- Keel, Bruce Day. Buddy ipann. Mike Jones, George 3akley. 6 eft Billy Nix, Joe Pat Fu- trell, John Youngerrnan. Tripp Drake, Dm Rosen, John Bryant, Ben Brum- NEW FASHIONS:EASTER ley, Edwin Wheatley * Frank Rickman. Steve MAKE BELK-SETTLE COMPANY YOUR EASTER HEADQUARTERS Foust, Ronnie Sheltt.n, Richard W.,rkmati. Ph:I- lip Sparks. Hi and Med Heel i-- David Miller, Russell Wyss. Bil'y Kopperud, Sieve • • Williams, Jimmie Rose, PUMPS Leon Orr, W Jody Hern- by Natural Bridge don, Kim Wallis, Jim- LADIES NEW EASTER FASHION mie Tabors. Mae Fitls. In Navy, Bone and Tommy Latimer, Ken- White Calf, also ny Humphreys, Renme Black Patent DRESS Watson. SHOES by Natural Bridge Blue or Black Mesh N =REF ROOKIES $1098 81' $1198 Pumps $1098 )rr UPI — The Detroit and Black Mesh Ties. e signed three rookie • to 1959 contra3ts They LADIES' McGrew, who passed up BEAUTIFUL season of eligibility at SHOES D:ck Guesman of West DRESS SHOES I. and Jim Linden of Ore- by Jole'ne with pencil thin heels and $998 for Spring and Summer pointed toes in gleaming black patent. LADIES NEW EASTER White or Bone soft punch- $1198 'qaenl tisnaa LADIES' ed leather by Natural Bridge. Med or low heel. Ladies' -V% TOPPERS— New Spring 11 BRCSS SHOE& LADIES' Anceother styles in Black Patent, BLACK PATENT or TAN PUNCHED PIGSKIN Good assortment of colors! Costume Bone, Black or White Calf. $598 to FLATS by JOLE NE $698 $1098 to $1998 Jewelry $998 4/1 2 to 9 N & M Widths Ladies Red or Black For Spring and Summer LADIES NEW EASTER 590 - $1.00 LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER 81.98 LADIES' PLAIN or DECORATED TOE • $698 Flats $198 pltH tax FLATS Black Calf Flats - - DUSTERS Ladies' Plain Black Calf $398 & $498 Tan or White punched leather witl- LADIES' COr.bi SPRING and SUMMER BLACK NYLON MESH In all the latest - $598 colors! matching bow. Tapered toes. Flats $498 (with Taper Toes) FLATS with matching bow $598 $10 LADIES' EASTER '9 to $1998 Natural, Black or White Soft, Lightweight LADIES' SPRING • SUITS CASUAL TIES SKIRTS That Lace From The Toe $698 ^, N & M Widths $298 to $598 /$1y98 CHILDREN'S SHOES right direction, LADIES' FLATS GIRL'S DAINTY nt.... now! Spring Fashions for the Little Lady! Red, White, Black or Grey Calf and Blohck LADIES' To 8/12 to 4 White Perforated Patent. Plain or Bows to Match. • Flat Dress Pumps $3998 Swivel $598 & $698 IbRRAY PENUTIPUL Black Patent or White $598 Straps - $598 SPRING Calf. 12/1 2 to 4. . 1 ( LADIES' DRESS & CASUAL New Spring Paient LADIES' EASTER GIRLS' Fashions in Black 1516OUSESP Dress Shoes SWIVEL STRAPS $100 $ 198 _ $298 WEDGE PUMPS For Spring! Black Patent, Tan or White 411 HATS 598 3 to 8 $398 8/12 to 4 $598 White or Black Calf T-Strap. Punched Leather $798 8/12 All Styles, Colors and Shapes to 3 Same in White Calf LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER Ladies' New Spring For The Little Lady LARGE SELECTION OF GIRLS' Wedge Strap Sandals FLOWERS 98TO 798 Dress Flats DRESS SHOES Brown and Tan Brown Calf Swivel $598 Light & Dark Grey $798 Strap. 5/12 to 3. Swivel Straps in White Calf or Black 59 Patent with Silver Bow. • LARGE SELECTION OF LADIES' Girls' Plain Black Calf $398 of EasteP 5/12 to 8 8/12 to 3 $498 Barefoot Wedges parade Ladies' Swivel Straps hotags\ GIRLS' BLACK PATENT or WHITE CALF Black or White Straw DRY A Large Selection of $100 and White Leather 8/12 to 3 $398 with Rhinestone Bow $498 Styles, Colors & Fabrics .11_ To '4" Spring plus ttax PUMP 121., t„ $498 Young Ladies' Girls' 81 2 to 3 Brown • 4 GLOVES LADIES' SPRING Dress Shoes Loafers - - - - $59 Boys Black & White 81 2 to 3 rs Black Patent with NYLON goo & 5198 Instep Strap. 2 to 6. $298 Saddle Shoes $598 BOYS' BLACK & WHITE HOSE LADIES' NEW SPRING MOCCASIN TIE Gauge 60 - TOE 10'2 to 3 • 15 Denier SCARFS PCaosIoteris $1000 $298 Reg. 79e Hose SPECIAL! LADIES NEW Boys' Black or Brown Dress Shoes In Black Patent, Bone or Navy Smooth 5W or Pique Collars PLAIN TOE $398 Calf, Hi oy Med. Heel. By Jole'ne. 2pr. Tx) Crepe Ribbed Sole, Tie - 8/12 to'3 $898 &1.98 OTHER HOSE 1.00 4 • A Complete Selection 79 - $1.00 BLUE SWAN LINGERIE $1.35 - $1.50 PANTIES - SLIPS - GOWNS BELK SETTLE BED JACKETS

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18, 1959 WEDNESDAY — MARCH LEDGER & TIM M — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FOUR Fashioned For The Bride .07-ristign It'omen's Checks Get Endorsement As PL 3-4707 Lodge Landc;lt, Editor Phone 1.1r Easter Program Short Jackets Are Favored R L. Wade .gave the pra. gr n- fcir tha -meeting of the in fur trimmings put in a spring-suit Ca \Varnen's Felowship Tu- Creating fashion excitement appearance. es.. a moaning. March 17 at 9:30 new shades arid silhouettes. spring! Extremely high-waisted effects in he parlor at the Christian, Suits give a special endorsement to are bypassed in favor of >pickets C ..a-ch. Mrs W.Ide read an article chela. In all asses from mammoth that hint at a heightened waist- ba Clarence.. W Hall on his re- to minute, and In all colors, checks line through belting, seaming or OBE p% .enee at "Eastar At The Tamb". enliven a variety of styles. and bii. the suit one gathers. or r Mrs. Rupeeti_Park.scondualed Season fair to make the checked It's A Smart Young !Bridal Gowns Variations in fit are confined one) d, portior. of toe program. of spring's favorite ideas. mostly to jackets, which range hone Saa read 'trim the scriptufes Jona Among the new shapes offered, mo- 'Take Freshness from easy and unfitted through 19 arid . g. -e a short talk. A in checks and, of course, solids to fitted. Skirt sil- IX of sileht ineditati,n was oh- and other prints, are the suit with semi-fitted m.a.; Charm on slim_ ne Tria.,iC was played 'And (just below the 'waistline) houettes generally agree I se• sd while short a fitted jacket, the suit and smooth-fitting lines. with tai Ara 11 ward Niehals spring- bride com- and lightly Of Gowns for the -short (rib cage pretty minority of pleated akirts er,,ap sang 'The Way with the short C bine traditional influences with and skirts softly gathered at the Y taa. C ea Leads 1-1,me- and length) jacket, and the demi-fitted new ideas for freshness and waistline. dro< "C- let costume su:t with matching blouse charm. When it comes to color, eve- abdii P. esid:ag at the meeting was and jacket lining. Looking espe- High -empire waists are marked rythiag goes! And. in a season Jerry Scales. v.ce ena..- -man cially new is the suit with fitted M,.• by bows, bands or sashes, often with color, the neutrals — ship Mrs. A :1 jacket. now making a comeback bright ,•.! :he in contrasting pastel shades. Lace, gray, black — hold :he minub•s of the popular demand. A compromise navy, beige, 'age r r..'ad floral appliques. seed pearl and by position. .UE of ine axe- I is the fitted-effect suit an unusually strong cais rneatieg and are also used to silhouette — 1 orystal headings indents slightly at Suits With reversible jackets c-: ia,,ar-I hel.d bodice. *jacket, which emphasize an empire a belt or a neutral hue on one stde, a lively ht F*,lowship i- dome the waistline and has d.. Silhouettes range from pastel on the other — are particul- Grou;,' rop c:e with flat fronts half-belt. shapes to styles as an im- arly -adept at expressing spring's la) ;he cha.,:rn.:n skirts Leather belts return 2 n and stele fullness. Carriage and interest in color-and neutrals. Ade a dei•, n portant part of many suits. ,•rha with bouffant backs and f a Aside from the suit-with-blouse :211*.tCe: ...cia,r1 I: was an pleating skirts with soft waistline costume, there are, in suit depart- the Clerk' would a, are • ABI ea :hat are other choices. Many skirts rients, coil-dress costumes. cut- H aortal from Little Girls Go te you :h, Murray slightly raised in front, with court costumes, and jacketed driss- 6. skirt 29 :hro..;g:7 Apr.1 trains in back. For All-American v, es. A : natIng committee Period influences include high- cho, This Spring am-en:eel by Mrs. Seates to backs and trains. Look fashion news rising Regency Double-pouf sleeves and an empire -bodice provide a :late af officers far the catni- and. Victorian self- gown. Watteau panels as- well as lovliness and romance for silk faille bridal On the cammittee. asa effects. p... roses and bustle-back dramatizes the gown — a streamer brooch. W.N•icifin Huuron. M. a is especally . Sunny Themes Diamond jewelry Abrnes Sleeves are usually never longer Color coorumation cut engagement rag. Gown by - • - -irlolt • Matthing earrings and emerald aas were sarv- Raincoats Murray rf wagon C-rffea Among the favored fabrics are red, white and blue "American" In Kama,. J eat ay M. - . 0 B. Chantilly lace, taffeta, nylon chif- look is favored, along with start -Jr.. and 6, • acquas. in attrishine as -1-1Ce Crass. fon and nylon tulle, peau de sole colors. deep pinks and Styleo tor wear spring rain- 1 Lar and satin. Sheer fabrics, such as Although Color and (textured well as showers. POTTED ings, protection weather organdy, are often embroidered fabrics - such as hopsack coats combine — with allover floral patterns or twills and spring corduroys and '59 fashion themes. and distinc- feature all-over lace appliques. take precedence over silhouettes Attractive textures underlines the fan-shap- ,r a junior's spring is costume Ribban when it comes to young sports- tive colors characterize many rain- PERSONALS of a late day bodice - with a brief jacket. tapered to ed. high rise wear fashions news. there are coats Corded cotton stripes, cable Coiiie Olive for juniors, worn by Mary wo,al Bushes Mr and Mrs Leon dot cummerbund (tress. approaches, too. cotton knits, light Rose reveal polka new style stitch :eturned from Miss America and I S: ott heve reoen:ly circling the full - skirted, scoop Ann Mobley. Girls' Spring Ponchos and bloused tops. for basketweaves, cotton checks in Clear- embossed cut- ,a , weeks vacation mckline dress Of Avisco rayon It's of "Everglaze" instance. team up with pants or choices. 30 Varieties repotted that fabrics as . -lac. Fla They and silk. ton satin. skirts. creating a fresh look and Such classic raincoat was . Ors- a! t7a Florida Sunshine Finds Waists vying with overblouses and tuck- poplin and cavalry twill take No 1 Grade Only - or paisley- , !11:. ins for popularity. Just-below -the- new look in floral •• • • F. If. Riddle .11r. knee slim pants and no-bag knick- type prints. The Very Finest - • ' Mr and Mrs.—Crave—ifWeitec octal Ceiondai To Woodman ers join Jamaica and Bermuda Gently high-waisted 'i-*(A, Murray . S Speaks Back -choir and PERKINS the week-end in Progress_ i_ Again shorts in a bid for spring atten- ith demi-fitted modalitont JACKSON reagaves. m. ire 19,,1 Circle On ta.n. terftelds far jemularity:- Thenday. ROSES have their normal , The Tr: Sigma Alumnae will! Mr. F H Riddle. manager al Little girls rAvoit IFIT . Telephone Corn- waistlines back this spring! The fitting meet ,n the home of Mrs. James! the South.:: Bell E A Closer to the body is tale a recent look. important in adult : Parker. North 10th Street, at T:30 pany i n Murray, 1.poke to high-rise of spring fashions, but the matter of trim i ri tae acl the even ng. a the Supreme Forest styles, is more a - ,a4 ta meeting Salon ay, K) • children. Beauty • • • 126. The for Plaza , Woodman Circle, Grove than fit ..13#111111H I -The Home 'department of the I za... r.,..g was held in the Woman's a„PoPtskar Yr'4110 .sairing St. Dr. Mason Office) / Florist 201 So. 5th (Formerly Shirley 'ELL , in the evening. have bouffant skirts, big collars' %furaay Woman's club will meet el, D ra use at 7:30 out of I recording of cumnaerbunda, POLLY JONES - ANNA HUIE 3-3251 a. the club house at 1:00 p.m. for Mr. Riddle ran a tape and all manner 500 N. 4th Phone PL conservations and wide sashes. and Operators VARSITY , ..uneheen meeting Hostesses will -4 mock telephone obis Owners telephone dresses have never been oe Mt.-dames J. A. Out'and, Rich- and gave. a raport of Party PLa za 3-2952 — E.^. 72S Flower-amed em- — CLOSED SUNDAYS as-cl Tack. 0. C. Wylie, Robert: m In 'Murray from the more elegant 1 progre climb 'NOW! TH,_PSDAY R. K Robbins, Burnett acta telephones and location broideries mark midriffs or Etherton. tik_type skirts Ruclung. •• Young and. rmdernStutibllisefikieildwitam Drug Irmoon skirts Ro y.. upo n row of lace 'Viaterfield. Mrs Lucien sr. soLre late andancTI errs. mr, -Quertertmar. _ fluting and the courtesy tucking decorate bodices. appeared through ii IPA DIAMO:40 He twovart 77. March II Tutt, a long time There are also many Friday. If Mrs Hazel •en I MID THE telephone co-. These Include pleated-I The New Concord Homemakers operatorpary. at the dresses. '59 Plymouth's . WOMAN... or Discover . l ililfik7 •lut., will meet in the home of skrt dresses with overblouses Seth Irrrelshble short waisted dresses Taft Patterson at 1 pm. Mrs. Genora Harnlett. president. cardgans. -Soil roe? i the Wood- with short jackets. jumper and Mr-1 presided. Delegates to : be held and dress and IN 4 State convention to 7 blouse combinations Marsh Use man were -Ur/ C, Saturday. Louisville June 8 and 9 coat or smock ensembles of the in are a•la Th. W Association frillows• Mesdames les- For very little girls, there 211 at • sP elected as lart Preabeterian church will Martin Overcast, empire fashions with skirts pleat- !tie Cole. Katie the 5- hav, rurrunaae sale beg.nning Onerta Boyd, flared or gathered smock- Mary Louise Baker. ed, 'Sir PALA":1 0. 8 :r. tl.e Amer:car. region &Apart,. from a high yoke it Sally Lawrence. Helms style ai4114 .11 Valentine. Ger.ara lloo.aver, most high-rise looks EKBERG Steel Tutt. Lila Migt ANITA Robbie a natural waistline, Hamlett. Chr stifle Rhodes. are built from thirts PATRICK Mackie -waistline markings on KM Paschall, Murl Robertson. with raised NIondas. March =rd short jackets and Hobbs. and Jarae Young. princess dresses, H. 41SIE The Amer:7er. L.ega,n Auxiliary laces nipping Mary Ruth Barlow, finance false baleros, string mo.1 It aItA met: in the legian hall at Mrs. the Mayfield Grove: in the midriff and bows and At 7 par "Comununity Service- will secretary of Barbara Meador, district bands placed at mid-bodice. A ren FP;a4k tar program topic Mrs John and Mrs ,ssuurr.. be Maybekt. were fabrics include wash- qkr Hos- aasistant attendant, Favored C Agilliama is program leader taffetas, organ- be. in visitors. I and-wear. prints tersea w tt he Mrs August Wilson sor- for dressy Poi Preceeding the meeting, the 4 dies and silky cottons practice • knits and linen-look all MI Mill— IMEI ority croup held a spec.al wear, cotton the sorority Pastels are deep. and ea a/ in drill team work far I rayons. the Ken- uaderl,ne navy, red or convention t3 be held at white skirts littera, hotel in April. bold print jackets. lake the 10 After closing the session. CO• t CO. punch MURRAY LOAN cif* Intuit hugest served Stree Pt. 3-2621 , 506 W. Main St. Telephone and cookies. I• • • 100v ''YOUR HOME -OWNED LOAN CO." Fitted Coats Rn :Iris and Crafts • my.* With the p Clnh Meets Make Spring - way SPECIAL!! Gal/in Kirk, Mrs. Lula annul WASH and DRY BUNDLE club met The Arts aind C.-es% ip at Mrs. Lula Comeback • Washed . recently in the home siring of hand- • Dryed and Fold,•cl Gatlin for an afternoon The tree/ Flat Work Ironed FREE work and conversation. Coming back staring for the • Outland, fro-e Guests were Mrs. Finis EMS' spring are fitted coats High 10 Pounds 79' Detroit, et in Mrs Willie Decker of belts and, pockets or bows at mid . Ripley. '1.49 Mary Baylor of bodice mark many, while others 20 Pounds Mrs. of "0 arid Mies Lparin Walker are gathered. pleated sr draped ..... 1.99 Tenn.. paint 30-Pounds Memphis. Tenn. from a - raised waistline. Mesdames ON THE ROAD anal) -CLEANERS Members presert were As an alternate to the fitted SO MUCh THE SAME IN PRICE... SO DIFFERENT . BOONE LAUNDRY Churchill, You J 5tal. Ronald Coat there are many versions of nowa s South Side Square Phone PL 3-2552 E Gatlin, -Cratl.n Clopton. Jessie the chesterfield and classic reefer. Kirk, Elbert BIG DIFFERENCE IN BIG DIFFERENCE IN Clarice Jacobs. Kate Little girls can choose their BIG DIFFERENCE IN eme"t I Bathe Pur- Lassiter. his Miller. coats in a wide range of tex- ARM Vernon dom. Istayint Randolph. tured fabrics and bright colors. STYLE RIDE AND PERFORMANCE ECONOMY add Sr J T. Wallis 0. C. and mohairs ap- th Stubblefield, Looped wools car can, -match Plymouth won thc Nioliilgas Economy M:',r- Cappie Beale, as vivid or- clean. progressive *Wing _No other -low-price skill. Wells, and pear in such hues Plymouth's Ride ... yours Run in the low•pru•.• (Ids,. two years in y Wear glamour and "go" u itfittut shov, Plymouth's Torsion•Aire Mary Shipley at.d ange or acqua sciAls ease a row. And only Ply imolai offers a Fuel- Iai at no extra cost. You enjoy handling pener • • • • Navy, red and gray worstedS meas. From niaaarie new grille ep- no roil or sway fen turns, no front. hater ()ioke and new 3-atage carburetor for I COLORS bold tweeds • and tional new rear Sport Deck. PlYrioitith with SKIDAL and, flannels, slogs. Thrill to p.m, for maximum gap er..s.may.What's more, 'cottons tastefully designed with a modern, end dive on hide -- plaids and water-repellent New Golden Corn' all standard Plymouth %-g and 6 engines nobra trenerients are an look. You won't find such ele- including optional Subtle eviler are all popular luxury held. perform at peak efficiency on regular gas. spring bridal in the lawns-ice loll. mando 395... largest engine in its know intriguing feature CI Newest looking of all are white gance el,..•11..re pimp del.cate pink gowns. They include coats. spew looped obi BUT...YOU DON'T blue midriffs with 'Whoa ENDS or embroideries back bows, colored PAY FOR THE DIFFERENCE the SATURDAY org.rrely over a STYLES LIKE DRFI4141111 BIG DIFFERENCE IN FEATURES NOV and white lace or MITI! Sometimes the Cats styled to 1 alit 1k -dresses Come in and a-.1. -warm to com- Sher' foundation CAR capt pastel C AR ivory, blush attract sprtag mterest CAR PLYMOUTH ..c.. ..,... pare any Plymouth model with compa- brok, entire gown is in PLYMOUTH .. alternative 7 rable models of the other two top-fulling dtdn' pink or ice blue, as Sr. -"er t1-0 The . bang me t aked ravine! V V white AV LIKED Total Contact Brai,PS No/ low-price cars, hell prove that all cars any to the tradatonell damd cutaway line — high in Plymouth'i. held cos4 Just about the "%l A rn, a„/ -‘,/ Semi Seats* N/ KIRK DOUGLAS gipping slightiy lower Electric windsheellaelhers same... hut only 1Plyntouth gives you anyta WIDELY IDOLL.ARES in front, suits. Rear Sport Deck siyhna '' V ed to callars. •hOU14frr. m hack — is liked for easy Most driver headroom V the Rig Difference for your money! TONY CURTIS Wide drew strong fashion Ing- Wide belts for -dresses and suits V *0•6••••1••••••voo spanning, have Greatest trunk capacity ' Push Sultan heahng and transmission* to to follow the same line. ERNES1 BOR6NINE nit.cance this season a, lift — — — JANET IiiGH — runn COME IN FOR YOUR "TWO-NILE TRY.OUT" NON! Wyk Say "Meet Me" At to w 39 mouth. Proye to yourself that Get behind the wheel of a - to as style, ride5 CAFE Plymouth si%f.• you the Big Differonee in features, we r SUSIE'S performance and economy. Ask your Plymouth dtiter rot per It ov - HOMEMADE PIES SHORT ORDERS "Two-Mile Trpthat" Way: wet Natl. Rotel 1114g. 6th it Main "II UN WI MI 1111111 OEM 11111 Ng

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ICH 18, 1959 wgDNESDAY - MARCH 18, 1959 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE Bride Meeaco, where there 111 no income for wives end eni'LL•vta, arsi pay To the general rule that riache- Tax Men- 1-i N at aft.----- parents additional anovvances for • ori-iiiifirarefillia-Y-The-Ergfil•W-- Drive The French bachelor or spinster each - taxes, there are a few curious shells out. g IS per cent tax ofi West Gerrilany pays the msst exceptions, an annual Anaemic eqeel to 41,000 generous ehildren'a allowance-a Instead of trine . drawn into Poor Males To _ a year, plus 5 per cent on each fat $7.14 a month for each child. marriage by taxes, some couples additional $400 income, But the Aod a proposed change may hike have actually turned to divorce married Frenchman who supports the sum to $9.52.. for tax relief. The Alter his wife can divide his earnings with her for tax purposes and _) the way - make an offer - See WIMP By DAVID DUGAS take advantage of lower rates. FO-R -5 Al Tommy Brown at Murray Drive IF- NOT/CE United Press International The same goes for Italy. Addition- In Theatre Phone PL 3-3694. FEMALE HELP LONDON UI'D - Pity the Si deductions are made for chit. Now is th?Tm OBEBT 3-19C ra !et • BLANTON RECIPE poor bachelor, he is being driven dren, oi MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY making Hot Tomalek. Save `,ELIAFILE PERSON TO DO full to wed'Ock and' to try Spencer family-raising riot the' paint on which many Euro- oney by making them yourself. Foundations and t!me baby sitting. Call PL 3-1321 by conniving fenreiles, but cunning peen countiaes now differ with lone PL 3-4693, ri-OR RENT Bras designed individually for you. 3-20P after 6 p.m. 3-19P taxmen. Introductory offer on tro rosw the United States is their outright ri0 0 E' Collection systems vary children. That is. IX HAY. SEE BILL ED fabriei-Maeeki 1 'b April 40. Mrs. COUNTER GIRL, HIGH SCHOOL filmn subsidization of Hendon, BUSINESS BUILDING NEXT to reentry. to country, but all the ne ate South Christine Tabers, Phone PLaza cducation. Apply at Boone Clean- a number of countries, in addi- of New Hope. Murray Supply. See Walter Con- ules add up 3-2580. to the same thing tion to allowing income tax d.- 3-2(1P ner at Conner Implement Com- 3-30C ers, 3-118C these nays, in Europa or America: 'ductionq for youngsters, also pay - -- pany, Cadiz Road. Phone PL 3- Spruce Up Your Spring Coats! 'MIL- L BABY SIT IN MY HOME FEMALE HELP. AGE 18 TO 35. 'She bigger the family the Javier famSlies cash sums for child sup- Y OWNER TWO NEW THREE 2126. 3-18C aays. Georgia Baxley, Apt. 47, iLigh school education. Inquire at the"- tax. droom mes in Meadow Lane port, Orcharti Heights. 3-118P Boatie Landry and Cleaners. TFC No era, reslly believed bdivision. Priced right for quick the old In England a parent with two FOUR R 00 M UNFURNISHED ..aw tnat *two can hare as cheaply le. Also good building lot. Call SEWING MACHINE SALES and children can drop in at the local t a apartment, steam heat. Available RECOVER ANOMER BODY os enc." But the tax man's slogan 3-3903. .,ervice. Contact Leon Hall before post office once a week and pick 3-20'llow. Phone Ronald Churchill PL -"Two together can live cheaper 11:00 a.m, or after 4:00 p.m. Phone NEW 'YORK (UPI) A body, up 8 shillings l$1.14. For a third 3-2411. 3-18C than two separafely"-has a slew UE BALLERINA length formal, PLaza 3-2809. 6-4C ' tentaLvely it:lent...Lad as Nei: Pa- plied the figure is boosted to 10 is 11, worn only once. Phone trek Murphy ef 1008 E. Fairview cf laws to back it up. shiSings (SI.401. And so on 3-3213. Delores Warner. 3-20C LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM. FOR LEASE INDEPENDENT ser- Aa.e1 South Bend, Ind.. was re- In Britain, for example, the Pay • .'tent free to respon.soble man or I vice station, excellent location on covered Sunday n:ght by police bachclor spinster gets an au- Some Employers OTORCYCLE, HARLEY-DAVIS couple. No services required. Phone Highway' 641 South. Phone 2725. at the East iviser scene of the (-matte ansual deduction of 140 Emplcyers in Finland pay 4/12 I 52 model, good condition, motor PL 3-140e. 3-I8C It Amen. Ky. 3-20P Fcb. 3 Anise ican Airlines E.ectre pouads 4$3321. But the married per cent f if each employer's salary -- l•rhat0ed, call PL 3-5227. 3-I8NC p:ane crash. Murphy's bc.dy• was :Iran can kti -eat off another 100 into a special children's allowance ; PERSONALIZE WITH METAL lie 48th rocavtred fism the river. pounds ($280) for his wife, plus fund. The money is paid back to I 3 ROOM 'URNISHED Apartment ABLE MANURE DELIVERED monograms from the Ledger and $280 for each child before the parents at the rate of $3.75 a with private bath, newly decorat- your home. Phone PL 3-4600. Times Office Supply Department. WARM IN DIEPPE government starts worryiag about month for each child. But the ed. For ccuple or one. Phone 3-118C Self adhesing, bevelled edge, rust DIEPPE, France (UPI) -The us share. same tax is paid for married and PLaza 3-5618, 800 Poplar. 3-19C proof. Suitable for Automobiles, mercury clanbed to a summary Monaco Tandem • single employes ahlte. brief cases, cameras, compacts, The same true on the Con- ice provide fashion news UM AWNINGS WILL SAVE 70 degrees here Sunday. Many Sweden. Norway and 'Denmark bridal gown. • money this month. Have guns. gifts, hobbies, luggage, leath- Frenchmen &tined bathin,g stets tinent, • with the exceptions of silk faille HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS and also grant husbands deductions brooch, ve 1 sizes in stock, also ereraft, metalcrafts, motorcycles, and jumped into the surf for a Spain and Portugal where income - a strewn-ter Alum bath down, two nice rooms up. Gown by 7 colors, 10 Alum optical cases, office supplies, tax is figured a.t a flat rate, and gagement Ting. windows, Builtins, and inlaid lineoleum. door gLArl nn _dawn sporting _goods, ypeveriter cases. i venetian IST1nds. Newly decorated. ••• ymen . months to See them today. TFC nsWite to YeiterdaY% Puzzle pay. Home Also four room house and bath. CROSSWORD PUZZLE • mfcrt Co., 108 S. 12th St. Ph Newly decorated. Venetian blinds. DEAD STOCK REMOVED *FREE. 3-3607. TFC ACROSS 17112011111 mama Builtins, E. F. Bilbrey, 512 Broad Prompt service. Trucks dispatched ushlon 31/1181111213 BUI0(1132 Street. 3-21C by two-way radio. Call collect 4-hlassac.hu- 131213141 OUI213 If no answer setts fish Mayfield. Phone 433. peddler and EMI VEINSEci FIRE SALE call collect Union City, Tennessee, anareblin 0013111 tageCIR___OCI FOUR ROOM FURNISHED apart- phone TV 3-9361. - TFC 11-fireck ,etter • 1r,E EILM212101r2 15-Organ of C 0 Pe) cum .1ntiques and Gifts ment. Heat and water furnishect. hearing shes Call PL 3-5402 or PL 3-3291. 3-19P METAL MONOGRAMS. PERFECT 13-Sharp- TIEICK117 GIUMIJ noke and Water Damage) 'roomed. personalizing luggage, cases, • 111E01:31.7 for -4`,_! Our Nationally Advertised Sanitone li books, etc. Self adhearing, non- branch l'he 14-Thing,. in TO.R now mA Pioneer House I Wanted To Buy rusting. Sticks on almosi anything. law Illtilq1511:412 Dry Cleaning will make them look like new , See at Ledger and Times Office 15-Girl's name lily Iges 79-5 mi. S. Paris, Tenn. - - 17-11errew lv a 3-19NC proph.t 51 3-19C BEAUTY SHOP IN Oil NEAR Supplies. - SPECIALS TODAY THRU SATURDAY - 19-Ventliats Puither 23-ns0f.es, 46-Fondle nest ! Murray, priced reasonable. Write 1.04.1,,couras,s 13-int.rt Nine talibr ) 41-Fish eggs SPRING SPECIAL. 1 SINGER 21.•Biblk-ai weed 16- Fish -pitting SED CLOIBING ' box 32-0. Murray, Kentucky. 'l'ease 48-Cut at meat FOR girls and outomatic, only $199.50 I used 21.1LPILIPUTO of , mammal 1111-Sfyle of eoat 45-Period of 'ERKINS buys, size 6 to 12. Alio some 9-18C wetttrv 116-11ards 441- 'i.tumural ed time SWEATERS only 450 • tie eensule $.9 50. 2 used portables, 116-avrobni-fee 42-TRvern. ladres clothing, size 12. Phone 24-rdy •ot calcium 60-Latr $2300. 4 !readies. $5 ea. Singer 44-Wood y-plant Syral•ol for PI, 3-1875 after 4 pin. soldiers 2111-11ealiliy 11- SHIRTS 3-19C Offered Sewing Machine Representative, 2T-tioe, no 37-1310ii,um 4i-flurries rerluau only 450 •• - Services mitier shieti Hill Adams. PLaza 3-1757 PLaza 28-11t.-aoy moo.), NEN. AND USED PIANOS. Seib- 1 3 34 3 6 7 -11 t•.}:••"9=.... 10 11 3-5460. 20.1 South 13th. Murray. 30-1'1 eimisilt ion 1 'PLAIN DRESSES only 890 uoilIEVhite, 403 Chestnut St., Mer- SMASH DAY IS NO PROBLEM 31- World 1 4.1 TFC organization sey, Ky. 3-23P when you use out self ssrvice 12 • • .. (irtit. ' ... •••.-2 A PLAIN SKIRTS only 490 laundrette. Wash 20e. Dry 10c. We WHITE CROSS INSURANCE. Call 52-Fie:Kb card t.',:','..i7 :hoist 17, 16 Is ELI. USED UPRIGHT PIANO- I game never close. Speed Wash. 207 or write Bill Sumner, 509 N. 5th. 34-S3 rti .4,1 fur • A. out of tune, painted white and in t' 'turin v.. 20 i..7..•;:-'k:4, OVERCOATS only 990 !)hone Pl. 3-3251 South Seventh Street. 4-21C Phone PL 3-5558. 3-18P ft3f.P. 19 315-Cl'ri.tinas • %•• • :.:. A r rail #‘5.,;s.2,;24 25 26 37-I.aniprey9 21 22 .".: :. 23 LADIES COATS only 990 )AY S - •••••• . 511.Nuvices 27 5 29 W. 41 - Cum pass , ...( ••• LADIES SUITS point only 990 171- CZAPCLAr 31 :e...1%i75. 43-:-.111ids the a VISITS It DUCK'S GRAVE-Vit- A MASTER MYSTERY 35 - 36 K7,<737 arA• 38 DRAPERIES hers torio Mussolini, son at the late (1z232 yds.) . pr. *1.00 Einr 49..rntrcred VA\ A sinasaiunr MILLEN cloth 39 40 7., 7441 j!,-; 12 Fascist leader Benito Musso- toorriot. las.•• sissier am; malose 5sowitoitro 441-FIrst reader i://,' 'll.:l1 lini, prays at his father's tomb (These Prices Cash And Carry) Os ewe* sultaibsr. anallas Ni 61100010 Inas Verleams 500111011 45-Tposed ''''''',..,1.5 61-Vast are at a cemetery near Predappio, AC.4...• fr:^;.. :....:.-4,*:'.: 52-Kind of nut Italy. Recently a military 54.Ststst 47 . •, 48 49 50 s-••a' ,TER II lthe Acres Anal issya tie located the "Me es• lt s es. " sa-csat mound court cleared Vittorio of the s, nirr. „so IL. _ , _ a- A b.,ond• 'BE • w`embm .41. r .guring it Loot 51 :.:."^1 , 52 53 charge of desertion from the Boone Cleaners 4., 'It.ar!.!•. ,throrl. .4/ was nouns to drive up there and, an- "Bindiow r Murray s ..7-u.ii.• Italian Air Force in World ...ea alelcnsm. IS:4 ate, ck /kJ as (sato oate last otgal other nall-nour Lu nunt around, it ,sanx Are ,ou sure I 55 ,....•;..5.5 ift,k44,' 57 War II. He was allowed to DOWN •no 1141dgefl PIP 'an, Nock', be- shuuldn t be long now.' "Yea, out ne ssuis ins a, a - . keep his reserve captain rank. South Side Square Phone PL 3-2552 Sin ea are aysducste, inc. it lore bts 11MP body dT0PPed" "1 .1 hope you'rr right Bruno belong to Mt Bindlow tie ea}... 1-Edible seed Distr. by to another ne ot the Att-rtut relixte police believed said, nis eyes slab axed on the beiprigs Piro around nere. Ira Millet ' ,C11141,011 of Nttl Ro- street. "Look at mat! A cup waiks bosses NANCY Isy Ennio Busbasalier Murray, heart retiounueu It w rerun,' ow ntattoutea III*iglu ny anti don't Oven give nun • GM tit rtipiocona t/freet nbouf took nim a second to tint risf • Ucket. You got to be in a mg thirty 'Pet Past or. whips AP- voice. 'That a great. Gene that ussne not to get a ticket tor STOP RESTING- tine work Now what you do is ee parking like that. Istolik Inc chaut- He e this Get to the neatest Bann tonic out again, to wipe ON ro.ae to Rooissufli Hospitai teur b getting --there is a town arounc there. MY LAURELS At "1,41f ttt,Per o,,s modu,,,,, Inc flood. that inakes three timcs isn't their 7' 411',,Ilde polies remota a soar -1,,dilOtiady Say, la tie the guy that 'Yes about two miles away glo ultie-11 n,cre identifieo da -Idtte11911 you" "Good Get over there - SA trei ,aasuri to the Order alaa 'He s the one." to the sheriff Of the pole, c Police sum PIPOSTV apse ,lifte -Such • lime guy? lie must be or whatever tie nirn-" sea ••flit ets a eat at 'rear nurser a nead shorter than you.' Bruno. voice suddenly cut in ri!.3 • m micro? I from ni• n/rfee 10 "He said he used to be a night- "Hold it, Murray, Anybody trona believe nim the Acres van buy and sell *Is I.. imbit'", 114 101.11 er. l -11.?• • local cops tot s dime You ,ions Carrico on Ho "Intl .11 8/6e 06640 "E9eli so. Bruno said. Then rie to ';1 now Street When the shrugged in ssit-depiecation want them, you want the State Gene,- co, turura east itstr. St, pi-II-cored what am 1 talking about? When .1 Police YOU hear me, said Rigour] '1 go to ‘ 8f rf et thew thollrtzett k. b(411 was a kid I went into the Golden -Sure." crli ) 4r'nyipe4 the State Police, and then what" Wa off. Gloves once. and I only lasted un- 4"1"4.1" 11" Hey, is that you, Bruno? Jeer the tai the other guy had • chance to • Bruno Manfredi put down you ought to see this place here. Tow On It IL NOS- rdIt,•,...... 1 nrv.spaper clipping &rut n4ekert up Catch up to me. He was • little Cor. nib, • Pp what a monster! I'm the police rep,izt, 'That's a great guy, too, but Murray said sharply, "What is way to to Murray telling you, Murray, tie rind hair go.' he said this, Old Horne Week? Listen to iikT‘IE as' SLATS by Rawburs Vass Itiar-as Kirk. 'What's this report say oh over him like an ape; you stick me, RIgaud. Get the license num- about it ?" • glove into him It was like,stick- ber of that Mr and then need tor • ,"A tot," Murray said. 'consid. ing it into a haystack And all he the nearest State Police oarra, ics. (Ting there were no eyewltne.rses wanted to do was kill me. I knew Show them the New York police HEY- TAKE A GAND'iR AT The car was a last year's mode/. it right trom the oell, so report on the accaltnt give them I THOUGHT (GLUBD MUST'VE (608i (GASP) This.. AND TELL YER green sedan, and it was going The telephone clicked demand: the [Weans number and descrip- YOU COULD TURN MISCALCULATFD OLD MAN HES LOST HIS more than forty at the moment ingly end Murray,reached tor it. tion ,ft the car, and tell them vf NE SLOB OFF ANY SOMEWHERE GRIP ON HISSELF; cit impact" -That's Risaud." he said. "Go out want it =pounder: immediate'. (GUJ8) TIME YOU *LONG TNE) p.-. "How'd they_An d that out?" to the svfatchboaro and listen in Tell thnin if they nave env WANTED TOt LINE, EDDIE.' s **Condition "of the body. on the extension there " Bons about it to call here anal ME. URWAY t!' paint stains on his coat that they He heard Bruno pie's up the re- tor Mrs Knapp no you analyzed. some other little things. ceiver ot the extension as Miss straighti • You can't get away with anything got it, Mr " Whites,de a voice came tilting over "I nowadays. Remember that, next Murray put down the phere" • the wire. 'It's your call Mr Kirk. me von aim at a pedestrian.' Bruno ambled bock into tle ICE IN RIgarid calling persatoto par. • E "I'm like that with pedestrians," Mr and closed the dour wrens: r from the Acres and immeds. sail Bruno. But what a it all eon He looked at Murray mus Rigaud's voice broke add up to? What makes you :stely after 'Ira Meier " he sail Kirk and the thrak the car- IS up in. the Cat. in "Ins me Mr "Ira Wier." said Ms- e Mohilgas Economy - Skills right now?" raur's here the way you said. -That's what I meant .vhe• irr class two years in "Because as soon as this nap- "Where are von calling trom?" telling you about the Sher /smooth offers a Foa- pened, the police were out looking Murray naked. "Can anyone hear Holmes bit As soon se 'he I'rr- my/ 3-staaa carburetor for It, and a smart man would you'," lingen girl spoke ran otece ,e• retisoray.K bat's more, hide it out at the Acres, where -No. I'm in one of the stores membered there was one troi kith 11-13 and 6 engines nobody would that), te look. You here a the hotel." missing from ),0iir report on als- ficiency on regular gas. know, it's funny the way that car "All right how does the ear ler No can No car at all. ticra Mil- in' ABNER PAssow jumped into my mind as soon as look likely is that tor • man like AINP-P• DON'T 'elegem Harlingen remembered "It's a green sedan, oast year's ler' Especially when he nao-to BUT,•10" CAI N'T NIX.T TIME vihout Pirosy. That ta, it's tunny model. There's a wrinkle and some travel back and forth to the Atte, (--4't)14ELS" ALL F11.1.1.. 0'GUYS Ali way the picture ot so car so ofters The DEPORT ME TO NfOLJ COME, E DIFFERENCE the scrapes on the right front fender, On bustnet0 every SQUEALED ON-AN' came into my mind Its like that that didn't bark, and the ear W/-1/C14, AS still fresh, no rust, marks yet. dog ROM EATA !!. •/oU'LL COME an Miesnian to cora- Sherlock Holmes bit where they that wasn't there." A A'ESULT" GOT DEPORTEDH There's a little dent In the grille AH COME FROM FROM th model with conepa- broke the case because the dog "All nght,' said Bruno. -emcee next to it, and some stains on the le other two top-selling didn't hark. Did you ever read got the car and you've got Milisr. ROME,GEORGIA!! ROME, grills that're probably blood And 'ell prove that all cars any Sherlock Holmes?" But Lundeen'a till up the.‘Creet, ITALN!! headlight on that side la twist. Id cos; just about the "When would I get time to read the and Miller's still safe on nign couple of inches. P1)1711.11111 gives you anything?" Bruno said. He walk. ed off base R ground. What about that think anybody's been near c for your money! ed to the window of the office and don't "Let me answer a quention area here." drew, aside a corner cif the certain this lob since it was put a question,* Murray said. "Do visa to look down at the street "What "raid you find out who put it play checkers?" et life." he sake "Yesterday we're there?" "Sure I play checkers." • running to get away from George "Yee, one of the garage hands right. that's what we're go- "All Wykoff, Today you cal' him up was called down to New York to ing to do with ihem now.' to wait downstairs so I'm seared pick it up In a rush the Saturday to even move °erre' here I wish right after Thanksgiving He said Murray 'moves first not we could go down now, and get they told him to pick It up In a meets his match in George Sty- It over with. HP., nine ins,../44r tin -too ze in ree efts' ••••••• ^rat Ind: I. '7's. nision t. • s we have to wait anysiow ?" it back here and put it away, reaches a stirring dhotis nem 18 "Until Gene Rigaud calls from "Who told him to do that ?" tomorrow. I. Pot V Po - . 3_ P.:441

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PAGE SIX LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY -- MARCH 18, 1959 Weekly TVA Newsletter Al FHA Is An Integral Part Of r11 Will Dulaney has sold his farm o like a lamb and going out •in the hicshway between Kirkeest . ke as lion. Harriso n 7.r.24f and Mrs. Hollie 'Mc-Callon Total Homemaking Program and to Perry . a nd Will has bought a hots, and-, near Stella visited his uncle Stella from Keys Blakely I leorspr Carnell and Mrs. Carnell tot in F. H. A. is an integral part of which represents a home where Neel and family W-h. ! at Saturday. Hollis looks well Mr. :he total homemaking program it there is truth, love, security and Cadiz mcved on the fa no -ince isis operation and is fisty near is of course stands for Future faith. This hems is supported by bought from Mrs. Nettie Per- 35 a puppy. he Homemakers of America. This is hoe) hands which symbolizes that ry last week. It is well to remember that a on the national, state. and local the future homes of Amercia are- ••••••••••= Farless is still confined to candidate's platform is like a Al levels. There are nine officers in in the hands of its youth. getting along train platform. it is made to get hfs home ana-la local Chapters. Most chapters have in, but not to stand-on. The creed cf the organization Unit( at least one meeting each month. expresses she goals and ideas Mo.Callon of near Kirk- One thing about office seekers, Datha There are available opportuniti- of. the Future Homemakers of carried Mrs. Cora Carnet] to we should study their records, -ey ties for girls to improve as in- America. cit t Foe Dr. King for treat- ability and honesty and then P-,nt n dividuals if they take advantage We are the Future Homemak- So few days ago. 'tote our honest convictions in- meot a of the degree program. Each ers of America, 19 a Mrs. Hafford Paschall stead of our prejudices. • Mr anti chapter confers two, which are We face the future with warm Penny visited in the Frequently its the mink in the f near the junior and chapter, and the courage and high hope. SC." V Mr. and 'Mrs... George closet that causes the wolf to be h -me of state organization confers the For we have the clear sonsciou- bj ••• Carnell one day last week. at the door. Teon's choice for storing is, tries :Th.... wardrobe. She tries on a state dgree. There is not a grade sness of seeking James Shelton whh works at A man never adds to his sta- beige and brown — and a given for these, but they are Sc-, Old and precious values. walktng. shoe — a two tone flat in funeral h me ture by treading on other toes, 11 tht.. -he J. H. Churchill dancing shoe, in black suede leather with T- and instep strap. hievernents which members are For we are the builders of csrried a body to Charleston, Lazy Daisy Left- to right: scsrlet suede pump. smooth leather instep strap: very proud of. homes, S uth CaroOna one day last week suede and grained leather T-strap pump, bright blue and black: The colors of the organization Homes for America's future. ts f r burial. black smooth leather spextator, moc-type stitching and throat- BUCHANAN NEWS are red and white. Red suggests Homes where living will be Billie Ray Potts. son of Mr. Miilorkin. Degas. Joyce. strength, white is recognized as the expression of everything. line Shoes by Ted Potts of Lynn Sc and Mrs. Mrs. Gilbert Sanders and Lou- the. symbol of sincereity. These That is good and fair, we visited his grant-parents, Cr ise spent -Monday night with Mr. colors help the members to have • Humes where truth and love and Mrs. Durward Potts last C. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chaney and eourage and determination to suc- and security and faith. A Ten Years Ago Today di_ t week children. ceed. Will be realities not dreams. LEDGER & TIMES FILE moved to Kirk- Nettie Perry Miss Janice Alton spent Tues- The flower for the organiza- By— Judy McNeely to the "sev one day last week day night with Miss Julia Chris- tion- is the red rose, because of bought from Four 8100 government bonds. nart of the contents house and lot ;he man, its -beauty. It is found in alinost Thad Imes. Miss Pamela Walker has been every country of the northern of the safe which was stolen from Swann's Grocery Sun- preparing Farmers are busy right sick wish for he a speedy hemisphere. It represents the day night were found this morning alone* a railroad track another crop. OWN CONCORD the plant-beds for recovery. search of Future Homemakers of D on .the other side of Paducah by a section hand of the Mr Lee Vicker has gone to • .. Miss Janice Alton celebrated her America for beauty in everyday look fashions a striped drawstring blouson Illinois Central Railroad. Martstiailceunty to visit with Cotton with a knitted 14th births:ay Thursday with a AY for Sprihg. The fabric is cortton trIeknit, which appears to be, David McConnell. student at Davidson College, S.C.. some of his children who live W mall party, Those present were: living.hT Motto "Toward New Hori- but isn't, a knitted material. In a color choice of hot pink or there. will leave Saturday. March 19th. with the Men's Glee Misses Judy Williams, Lane Free-. zons", is challenge which re- Peter Pan collar and brass, Beaman who lives green, it's styled with convertible Club for a concert tour. Mrs. W-avel !and. Julia Chrisrnan, Nancy minds members that their •con- const-atutatisno S's Or, Detroit haa,tome- to ea4lossay Funeral service‘ were held vesferday afternoon for Grubbs and Mr and -Mrs. am- utiOns of home today Montgomery who celebrated his 'El for a two weeks visit with her • better knOwn. as "Uncle Bud" who died ny Alton. will influence the kind of homes March_ 11th. Mrs. • Brent Todd. Parents, Mr and Mrs. Claud 97th birthday ward to the trip's with as much -David Lipscorncuilege to play Mrs Mason Freeland and Lane they have_ tomorrow. Stubblefield and Mrs. ed Monday night at 9:25 when complications set in follbw- Cunningham Mrs. Cunningham Billy Art anntpatio as are the Buchanan ing a year's illness. "Uncle Bud". who was 78, died at and Mr_ and Mrs. Rupert Sand- Belle Herndon. then Ed Lovins tame Tuesday evening is in poor health. ers were Saturday night visitors The purposes of the organizatielt Basket Ball girls and their coact.1".e "I's` some younger. are others in their March 17th. the home of his daughter. Mrs. Sip Williams, Route 2,; Well March came in very calm. of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Alton are: To promote a growing ap- Linus Spiceland, principal and at 7:30. Hazel, but paid for lost time last few preciation of the joys and satis- nineties. Mrs. Remit Kemp and l; the I and daughters. We are sorry for all those who i This is the first time a Buchan- Johnnie Walker is visiting his sister, Mrs. Sammie Cole- e3y5. windy and blustry Came faction of homemaking; to em- fans as they plan tsi ;o";:. the Mr. and Mrs Vernerd Vaughn are sick. Rev. Joiner's visit, and phasize the importance of wor- an team ha-i. gone to the State. man and family of Seattle. Washington. and children were Sunday after- all the other callers to see Mrs. Tennessee State Tournament a• noon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. thy home mernibarship; to en- courage democracy in home and Ed Lovins' last week were rays and Rupert Sanders. Lynn Grove Senior ca'ied the roll- Shirtwaist community life; to work for good of sunshine. FARRIS eatth member answered by say- , Mr. Charlie Calloway passed Our s)rnpathres are extended I away Sunday at the home of home and family life for all; to 4-H Study Safety ing "Rubber Baby Buggy Bump- promote international good will; too, to Hobart Dunn whose wife trs". Then the minutes were his daughter, Mrs Gistau Mc- died so unexpectedly recently. ---4-Swain . to foster the development of crea- White House Grocery approved. The v:c•-• Sheath Good instead of I read and tive leaderahip in home and com- . Some times it seems 4.-H_president. Stevie, Story. was .r. Mr. arid Mrs. Jimmy Alton us worrying so, much about pre- , . 'The - UMW Greve* Senior munity life; to pros-ides- whole- 1608 W. Main Street program which vv were Sunday afternoon visitors paring homes to live in here, the . Club met Friday. March 6 194 charge some individual, and group re- 94ty. For Subteen . of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. thirats that 'counts most is build- in- - the- tyikreg room or LynnTOcut.. tzteraturi was 'pa - creation; to futher interest In STOP, SHOP and COMPARE ed. -out to members who were tiik- Howard Hinson and Gary. ing more 'stately mansions for the . Grove High SchooL l The spring revival will begin home economics. • :rig the Safety Project. ul as swift seasons roll. RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT OF The{ meeting was leo er- I at ML Siani Baptst church The emblem is eight - sided. Mr. •nd Mrs. Grayson McClure Bi der ty the president. Donald I It was announced that :he Such well-establshed favorites as Sunday. Mar-oh 22 Services will PLAIN altd FANCY POTTERY i symbolizing the eight purposes.!recently spent a week at Day- atehe Dcron. The pledges to the Amer-.4-H Talent Show was to be the shirtwaist and the sheath take ,be about 7:00 p.. m. through the Farris The name of the organization tona Beach. Fla.. attending the Phone PL 3-4771 Wilburn on Mar lean and 4-H rags were led 'oil held Friday right, March 27, subteens into spring. These fash- week. Rev. Henry Davis. pastor 1 and the motto appears round the races - az Workman. The devotional .in the Little Chapel of Murray ions acquire a new-season air will do the preaching. Everyone border. In the center is a house They Couldn't have looked for- On 11 was read be Della Taylor. Then State C rege at 7:00 o'clock. !through fresh colorings, fabrics is cordially invited to come and sp the song leaAers. Patty Key and: Both leaders were pre-41n and andNat turriarnsi worship with us. curity Harieitne. led ths group. the meeting was adjourned at ' waistlines predominate. Mr. and Mrs. David Hutson p. m. in a ssng The secretary. Dan 2o45 p.m. with the high-waisted look almost and Mr. and Mrs. Galon Hutson speak always a midriff line which gath- and Pat were Sunday afternoon ers over young bosoms and draws visitors of Mr and Mrs. Bill On IS :313etiand .n middles. 61ffilT1':.ns and Mr . and MI% begin a Electric Brcoks EASTER until 8 cotton dresses I Simmons. - printed PRE Brightly are liked with bouffant skirts and "BROWNIE" seised Peiiiiter-Scrubber w rcie contrasting saahes, beast "Waite] cummerbunds. Splashy florals, CONDUCTOR BLOWS UP REMNANT ington, WOOL Raymot •...;•enpnpupllaaricis and polka dots are "Saves time, saves MEMPHIS. Tenn - (i.:PI) — Bro. 'I r-c71:, saves rnonay" The slim dress for subteens Is The Memphis Orchestra voted Frank :sually a fitted sheath banded un- Friday to investigate the conduct The top- conductor Vincent De CLEARANCE der the bustline. It may be Frank. tend tit 7 5 red by a short jacket for an en- De Frank hurled his baton to 110115E by the 4 STARTS THURSDAY 9 A M semble look Two piece styles have the floor last Tuesday nigh: and Bro. C vGiue banded or drawstring overblouse talked off the stage, telling the 212 W. Washington Paris, Tenn lose mus.c.ans they needed more prac- appear in slim arid tice in voice to loud that the Z..03 Down- -Shirtwaists bouffant versions. eausual or dres- audo nee heard every word ENTIRE STOCK! REG. 3.95 TO 12.95 yd. as organ- 1.53 Weet-Iy sed up by such details collar overlays and flower dy , Alaska's coastline of 33.904 miles trims. Mushroom collars, full is longer than all other 12 S. Sprr1,1;n7 c'e-ye cr.nary sleeves and cummerbunds provide coasts combined yellow finish. Powerful other new looking accents. The suit-conscious subteen ha• many interesting styles to choe', r.ds from. including three-piece so - design pro- -artih blouses in harmonizing cot! vices fill 12-inch con- or prints. Especially new • PRING WOOLENS .tjacyknetsng. with scarf collars. band - • Get our. 30-day bottoms, high belts or chesterfield Every yard of Brand New Spring Woolens must be cleared . . . we must make room r.lney-back home triel Complete with two all-pu- favored in silhou- ptier. bruahes ancetwo sool felt Coats are for New Summer Fabrics now in transit . .,. The world's finest imported and domes- that are full enough to wear in g pads ettes over bouffant skirts Many are Sponge Mop tic coatings, skirtings and.suitings at savings beyond belief. Every yard first quality, marked by back-interest details. Dust Pan Slim coats have inverted back Trash Burner 60- wide. Don't miss this great wool sale! pleats for ease. _Lao n Rake Some tcoats have shallow em- Oak: Buckets pire bodices joining flared skirts. XER FOR RENT Double-breasted closures are pop- ular for toppers. uric style being • "Firestone a cut-or version of the boy coat. ST ARKS WHITE SIDEWALLS Popular coat fabrics include tex- HARDWARE - tured wools, navy and gray flan "More things for more people" nets, vivid mohatrs. wool suede lith & Poplar checks and monotone tweeds.

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