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ZTP — MAY 1, 1919 111, Selected As A Beet Al! Round Kentucky Community Newei—ver First .. . • w Phone PLaza 3-2547 Largest with Circulation In RUG CO. Local News The City and Largest SPECIALISTS" • Circulation In Local Pictures The County United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, May 2, 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 105 SAVE! 1Feeling High Over 28.90 County 4-H Miss Erwin Was Rape, Murder Of Entry In Contest a. Church Youth Louisiana Woman Style Review 4 Derby Set For To Be Tonight School Bonds Oil Co. REDDEL, La. (UPI) Feel- Week To End ing wa :ain s running high today a- _ The Calloway County 4-H Style gainst a 2O-year -old Negro ac- Review will be held tonight at cused of raping and murdeenia a the Murray High School Audi- Tomorrow for LESS!! 85th. 9f white woman-the Running latest in a torium begining at 7:30. Winners Are Sold Here wave of racial sex NDS OF OIL — crimes sweep- will be picked in each unit of the ing the South. clothing project. There will be an Ysuth Week at Memorial Bap- The Negri, 0. L. Rogers, was over all winner chosen to parti- t Church will reech , a climax arrested and swiftly moved 60 cipate in the state style review Fans Mlles away to Alexandria as a Week to be Sunday. May 3. The occasion be- Puzzled to be held at the 4-H gan last Sunday with the .ob- Last Night precautionary move. held on the campus of the Uni- servance of intermediate Day. Police said he was seen enter- versity of Ky. during the firs ing the The Intermediates, ages thirteen By RAY AYRES esti. n who launched his eenqueet grocery store of Mrs. of June. Lumley .h: nigh sixteen, had breakfast at Routine business was conducted fill the position of park super- United Press International of the Triple Crewn in 1948 with Guillery Friday morning. Woodwork and Electrical proj- A shert time the Kentucky Colonel. They par- by the city council last night with visor at the city park beginning LOUISVELLE, Ky. r LPl — a three and one-half length vie- later the slashed ects wil lbe exhibited in connec- body of ticipated in the worship ser- the council accepting bids on June 1 at a salary of teat() per The Kentucky Derby ijas around tcay in the. Kentucky Denby. the 34-year-old wiman tion with the style review. A]; was sices by filling various offices. $20,000 in school bonds, a trencher month. The position will he held its 85th rurirs'ing at ancient Ray Yeik, who guided Deter- found 'on the floor near a 4-H members that took , these safe The youth uf the Young pzio_ for the gas system, and the first for The months of June, July Churchill Demme tray with 18 mine to a Kentucky Derby hem which an estimated projects are urged to bring the vic- plias department are fielding var- reading of an ordinapce being and August. The park committee evenly matched- Thoroughbreds tory in 1954. rides $500 to $800 had been taken. articles they made and exhibit Silver Spoon. laus offices accomplished. headed by Marvin Iffferis and sailed to gi in on: of the 'Rogers, who was recently re- them tonight. These articles should of the church this most She blazed to six cansecutive The school bond bid was won Taylor will select a helper, perplexing renswals of leased trent the elate priaon at be brought to Murray High School week. Two ministerial students Ameri- triumphs, ineluding the Santa by Stein Bras. and Boyce of The council agreed that a reso- ca's moat glam .rims turf Angola after serving time f by not later than 7 o'clock. who are attending Murray State classic. Anita Derby. before she tasted Louisville with a bid on the lution will be drawn to indicate 0 About 100,000 rape, was arrested in a taxi at The public is cordially invited College are serving as Co-Past- puzzled fans defeat for the first and only time Miss Mary Leslie Erwin school bonds of 25s per cent that the council will once again a roadblock four hares later. event. ors. Gilbert Sears will preach were expected ti jam the race in the Stepping Stone purse at to attend this into a cost sharing plan He Miss Mary Leslie Erwin. daugh- Sunday morning and Christopher interest on bonds maturing in enter ceurse in perfect weather, won- Churchill Downs a week ago. was wearing "fresh clothes" ter .f Mr. and Mrs. Stark Erwin Hun will preach Sunday evening. 1960 and 1961 and 3 per cent with residents on street paving. dering if the winnigest stable in and a big diamond ring and had Since the status of On-And-On Johnny Sanderson interest on bonds maturing in Under this arrangement the city the long histery almost $600 when he was taken was a participant in the Queen conducted of the Rex Run was uncertain Calqmet Farm's Pledges 1962 and 1963. will pay one-third of the cost actually into custody, police said. • , Combs of the Tennessee Valley contest Prayer Meeting last WedneAly would have a starter. proud devil red and blue silks The bonds amounted to $20,000 and the property owner on each District Attorney L. 0. Fusilier at Paris. Tennessee last night. evereng. In a gay, holiday mcod When were placed in the "field." Also with ....5.000 due each of the four side of the street will also each of Evangeline Par.sh said "we Cooperation In Miss Erwin has blue eyes and The following youths will fill the gates opened at 8 a. m. EST, there was Bayard Sharp's Troi- years. The bonds were else pur- pay one-third. have very is blond. She is a junior at Mur- the Sunday School sflices on they pondered the chances of a lus, winner of the definite evidence link- $100,000 added Logan Purge ray High School and was football Sunday. John Sanderson, Super- chased at face value. Only other The resolution will contain the tomboy filly to lead home the Flamingo ing Rogers to the crime." Stakes at Hialeah Park queen this year. intendent; Judy Carman, Secret- bidder was Magnus and Company requisite that only an entire block Cavalry charge and became the this "I have no doubt in my mind winter. And since the teal- She was sponsored by the Mur- ary; ,,Bob Seigletary, Youth Adult of Cincirmat, whose bid was 414 at a time will be paved under ,ssond of her sex to win a isator can handle but that he did it," Fusilier said Bert T. only 12 betting GREENUP (UPI) — ray Junior Chamber of Commerce. Superintendent; Ray Bailey, Ad- for the- 1960 bonds, 4 per cent for this arrangement with no part Olkentucky Denby. after questioning Rogers. units theae also were Claiborne C irritas Friday pledged his full part of the ult Superintendent; Bill 1961. 334 for 1962 and 3'j for blocks being paved. MTS. Guillory. mother of a The contest was Pression, They parked their picnic bas- Farm's Dunce, Jacnut Stable's cesperateon in purging any vot- 1963. Bonds were also discounted A stop sign will be placed on teen-age daughter, had been World's Biggest Fish Fry cele- Superintendent Single Yining kets and lunches as they sought Die, Hard, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. ing list in Kentucky where such 500 per $1000. Olive Boulevard at 14th street, stabbed, apparently strangled and bratien now in progress in Pans. People; and Saundra Sluerrieyer, every. poss vants g z p.int wcn- Fishibach's Festival King, and action is necessary. These revenue bonds were sold going west. ' raped, officers said. Junior Superintendent, dering what the winner of a Mrs. S_ Heiene Sadacca's The Speaking to an audience here by the city. for the City School Permission was granted by the One deputy said the husky, Training Union offices will be $100,000 race was cher.g in the Chassen One. the candidate for the Democratic System to add two rooms to council to Rob Huie. Superintend- 6-foot, 2-inch youth, who denied Li-led by Bill Pressen, Director; lowly "mutual field" tere only Could Be Worth $165,000 nomination for governor blamed Douglas High Schol. Work has ent of the Murray Water and any knowledge of the slaying, Four Motions Georgia Speight, Secretary; Er- the pooretst of the lot usually are Rounding out the entry list in current purgation problems on nest Direct already started on the addition Sewer System t attend a. four "would not have lived out the Edwards, Adult or: t iund.' a race worth $165,000 if all 18 Henry G. Davis. who is Gov. A. and will be ready for use next day school at Lexington. Kentucky day" had he been brought Ray Bailey, Young People's Di- horeees start were Miss Pa .rice back B. Chandler's executive secretary and also the water works conven- On-And to this small rector; Maxine Edwards, Inter- fall. -On In Doubt Jacobs' Our Dad, Briardale Farm's pup. 500 towan. State Pur- Gardner Case tion at San Francisco in July. arid a member of the mediate Director; Jamie Overton, The city received three bids on e The vast majoray of fan-e. meet Rico Tests. The E:kcarn Stable's gatem Beard. Junier Director; Mary Barrow, a trenchine machine for the Mur- City ofices will be closed on i.f whom never pay attention to entry of Atoll and Open View, "The cluttering of voting hits J unio r Secretary, ray Natural Gas System. This Thursday afternoons during the Owen Billington the city herse racing during the rest of Swing Hill Farm's Easy Spur, -is due to the inaction, insincerity Set Monday Other officers include Chris summer. The office of not start clos- he year. was expected Li back 'Neil S. MoCarthy's Finnegan, To Attend SREB and irrespensibility of the Chan- Hunt, Minister of Music; Janet he rose tag number is clerk will however, May \lead ow Stable's Fine Landing. Kenrieth G. Marshall's John dler-Waterfield State Board of Davis', Organist; Becky Lamb, needed this year for the pur- ing until after the 15th of Meeting This of city tax Fred Turner Jr.'s Torny Lee and Bruce and Mrs. Jacques Braun- Week Registration a n d Purgation," Pianist. The Ushers are Mason chase of city stickers. M..lor because of the rush payments. Sword Dan- etein's Royal Orbit. Combs said. MAYFIELD (t'PI) — Four mo- Billington, Chmn.. Bill Preseen,- Mimes Ellis emphasised last and auto sticker Brookmeade Stable's POINT CLEAR. Fla. — State cer. The nfficial Kentucky Derby He said that while he dud not bens on the Ed Gardner will- Gene Lung, David Miller, Jamie night. It will aid the city clerk Representative Owen Billinaton soundness of an Opinion was so divie-rsifed eitia program morning line tested Fine question the appeal case will be heard Monday Overton. and John Sanderson. If reeldents have this number of Murray will arrive here to- Judge eny one of them could turn up LIndfng as a 3 to I favorite opinion state Atty. Gen. Jo. M. by Circuit Elvis Stahr in Youth Week is an annual reads when the come to pur- morrow for a meeting of the Court heree. ae the favorite when the Leld with Tiny Lee at 4 to 1 and Ferguson on time limits for local Circuit event in Southern Baptist Chur- chase their city auto sticker. League Legislative Advisory Council of Pony Swerd Dancer at 5 to I. Then it purgation boards, he hoped that Attorneys for the First National ches and is sponsored by the This sear there is a position parades to the pist at 5:30 p. m. the Southern Regional Education tebbed Easy Spur at 6. Our Dad. any legal doubts would be re- Bank have asked the court to on the auto sticker receipt for *EDT, to the striane of "My Old Board Training Unien. Friends and re- • Finnegan and' Silver Spoon at solved so that purgation work require Bunk Gardner Sr. to make the state license tag. < o• Kentucky Home." lativee 'of these young people are Legislators from 16 Southern on a voluntary more specific his charges that Teams Are unk The status of Calumet Farm's 10; the Atelt-Open View entry could continue invited for the eccasien. Tesio, states and one of the region's the will of his late brother, Ed machine is to be used in cutting tr. On And-On remained in doubt and Jihn Bruce a: 15; Rico basis. youngest governors will attend advised the Gardner, is invalid. trenches in yards for the installa- ar. es the early rards rushed for Royal Orbit and the "field" at Ferguson recently the annual spring Council meeting natural gas lines. It is a r±.A. 20 to 1. Logan County Purgation Board it The attorneys have stated that tion of Released liasItiens along :he rail in the which is being held at the Grand had exceeded a five-day limit even after taking depositions re- Local Girls self-propelled machine and weighs Thq 'afield . The outfit owned by Mrs. Hotel on Mobile Bay, May 1-3. W ea on purging of voting lists. Tho cently a r the purpose of dis- much less than the large trenchers Gene Markey, who has left for Meeting with the region's law- members of the Pony 4 se State Board oif Registration and covery, they are Unable to de- Participate used by the water system, thus The Pans, has won the Kentucky Der- Weather I will be been Picked and the et. makers 33-year old Gov- Purgation ordered the vote purg- termine on what grounds Bunk doing far less damage to yards. League have by • .teven times, taking the last the managers have been ernor J. Howard "Ecinondson ing continued. Gardner is appealing the will. In Contest The Ohio Valley Supply Com- names of two renewals with Iran Liege a new mem- season f.ir the Report Oklahoma :who is Combs pledged _a four-year pro- In a motion filed Friday, the pany of Paducah was successful released. The .nd Tim Tam. internatimmat ber of the SREB. This will also Pony League will belies on May United Press gram on election reforms and Annie .,.Gardner Foundation asked bidder with the "Ditch-Witch" ✓ Trainer Jimmy Jones wants to be the first meeting of the Coun- the Chandler admin- that Atty. Gen, Jo M. Ferguson trencher at $1195 with $35 ad- 19. aa three in a row so badly that I added that Gloria Steele, Carolyn Weed, and managers ire cil for ten new legislators who take be made a defendant in the ap- ditional for a backfiller. Other The teams mend after with- & tithe, sat Kentucks — Most- istration Should immediately and Nancy Gibbe, students from changed his have recently been appointed to peal action on the grounds that bidders were United Road Mach- as folirevs: en- ly sunny and warmjae- today, action on purgation in every Murray Training School, par- dirawing the horse once and I the LAC. it is the duty of his Attlee to inery Company and the Midwest Indians, Walter Blackburn, high 90. Partly cloudy and warm county where voters (Eire register- ticipated in the Spelling Contest tered him along with the others Three of the South's leading protect and defend charitable Equipment Company. M gre clessed on I insight and Sunday Chance of ed iaegally. at the annual Vational Office when the entry box educators will adress the Council trusts and the income to which Ditch Witch will cut var- Jimmy Adams, Walter Black- scattered thunderstamis Sunday He said such legi'slatien will Management Association Thurs- The Thursday. He just beat the dead- during the three-day meeting. Dr. they are entitled. ious width and' depth trenches burn, M. Gibbs. Sammy House af tern in or evening. Low to. eliminate "last minute sham bat- day night at the Ritz Hotel in line by minutes and has indi- Adron Doran, president, Morehead equipment den. N. Weatherly, L. Watson, 65. tles and registration and purga- L. M. T. Reed, one of Bunk Paducah. with no additional cated that if he does net scratch raghe College, Morehead, Kentuc- Boggess, Steve Titswerth, N. State tion will be handled in an ef- Gardner's attorneys, filed a mo- needed . M- he; cult Johnny Heckmann will ky, will speak to the opening Hale, J. Erwin J. Watson, T. Temperatures at 5:30 a. m. ficient manner" tion asking Stahr to set the case Gloria Steele placed second Dennis Taylor was elected to ride. session Friday evening. At noon for trial during the June term of in the ceartest. winning a Sheaf- Wells, J. Adams. M Palmer, B. Has Chance CST: Lou-'-svil,ie 60, Lexington 60, "illy Saturday, Dr. Robert C. Anderson, Graves Circuit Court, which will fer put and pencil set. Carolyn Bybee. chance to join El evling Green 62, Paducah 66, • The filly with a SREB director, will address the Godfrey Said In open June 22. , Wood placed fifth in the contest, Orioles, E. Jones, Mgr. second "you.ng Cevingten 57. London 56 and Hospital Regret as the group and show a film on the winning a Sheaffer pen. Illurray B. Jones, J. Kerl.ck, J. Wilson, Silver • Spoon, a Hepkineville 64 Lady" to win Ls Board's history and programs. At VISITING HERE Their particapation in this con- B. Wilson, J. Byerly, J. Falls, mighty Ci- Evaneville, Ind. 64. Good Spirits brilliant daughter of the final dinner meeting Saturday test was the result of making Thursday's complete record fol- S. Grogan. D. Jeffrey. M. Bak, a evening the lawmakers will hear perfect sccres on two previous lows: E. Outland. D. Duncan, le G: an address by Dr. J. Broward NEW YORK 4WD — Arthur 'Mrs. Edward B. Sudhaff of NOMA Spellrag Tests in vdtlen Census 46 • R. Janes, E. Wilson. Culpepper, executive directo r, Godfrey, in "good spirits" and Cincinnati, Ohio is visiting her three thousand students partici- Adult Beds 65 Phils, B. Stubblefield, Mgr. Board of Control of Florida. "excellent condition," was report- mother Mrs. M. D. Holton, Olive pated. Th4 was the final elimina- Patients Admitted 19 J. Duncan. D. Edwards, C. R t)- At a business meeting Saturday ed bouncing back today from a street, and her sister Mrs. D. F. tan to select the winner. Patients Admitted 3 enails, J. Shaw, J. Witherepoon, morning the Council will make five-hour operation to remove a McConnell The first prize, a portable Patients Dismissed 0 R. Danner, D. Danner, R. Ed- plans for SREB's eighth annual cancerous tumor from his left typewriter. was wen by the 'New Citizens 0 wards, B. Nall, D. Nix, B. Bar- Americans rep- Legislative Work Conference to lung. added $1.33 to their resentative frien St. Mary's Aca- Patients admitted from Moriarty ron, B. Solomon, D. Easley, L. be held in Louisville October 15, Godfrey's recovery was 110 savings in life insurance, savings demy in Paducah. 9:00 a. m. to Thursday 9:30 a. m. Outland. accounts and 16, 17; hear a report on the Reg- speedy that he left his bed twice U.S. Savings Bonds The spellers were accompanied Alfred Marion Paschall, Rt. 2, Dodgems, G. Johneon. Mgr. during 1958 for ional Advisory Council on Nuclear Friday for a few minutes at a every $1 by which by their sponsor, Mr. Eugene Puryear, Tenn.; Mrs. Della Fran- J. Hutson, R. Hurt, D. Row- they Energy: learn more about the time. a Columbia - Presbyterian increased their debt. This, Smith, Robert Burton. State Mr. ces Myers. Rt, 1, Benton; Mre, land, E. Howe, C. Mallen K. said the Institute Board's plans for a long-range Medical Center spokesman said. of Life Insur- FBLA; and Michael McCasey. N Albert Wilkinson. 501 No. 5th.; /Cantina -M. Sykes. R. Thiele, C. on ance, was best public information program The operation had been perform- the showing for Outstanding Business Stildent at :this Alice More n. ,1405 Vine; Dowdy. E. Stone. J. McNutt, G. education in the region; any year since World War 11. Hodge, Cahoon higher ed about 30 hours earlier. Murray Training. I('ontinued on Page Four) fleland. B. D. hear a report ons SREB's mental "His general condition is excel- and D. Hill. lank health program and elect new lent," the spokesman said. An Council officers. earlier hospital medical bulletin State Representative Paul W. described him as being in good Picture, Write-up Manns of Virginia is the present icky t, spirits after being told of the chairman of the 32-member Coun- cancer. Of Chief Marr In cil_ State Senator Clifton Wade - The 55-year old entertainer's Police Magazine of Arkansas is vice chairman. chief concern seem to be about Coun- The Legislative Advisory a spread df the malignancy. The picture of Palice Chief committee cil acts as the steering "Did you get it all out?" he Charlie Marr is on the front of region- for the SREB's annual asked the April issue of "On Guard", Conference wide Legislative Work "Yes, we think we- iffd," a sur- publication of the Kentucky Pe3co legisla- ) and advises the Board on geon replied. Officers Association official mag- Repair pertaining to its tive matters Doctors said they could not azine. program. regional education know at this time whether the The large picture covers the state legis- Two members of the cancer had been removed in time fr nt of the magazine-- and a Repair of each S. lature — one- member to prevent it spreading to other smaller picture and write-up is the 16 Southern house -- fro's!. parts of the body. Cancer is on the inside of the publication. et states in the SREB are on the considered cured if it does not The write-up reverts that Chief Council. recur within five years offelts Marr was born at New Csneird cky arrest or removal. and farmed until 1934 after at- FOR TOWING ONLY Godfrey told a visiting friend tending Calloway schools. He was the after-effects of the operation a_ carpenter for the state far D ai_ LAS. 'lex. (UPI) — A "hurt like hell." three years and in 1938 became ft-end a mired Juege J. C. Mu- Three surgeons removed the up- a sheriffs deputy here. He be- KILLED—Col. John se's new f :reign car and than per haa! of Godfrey's left lung a city patrolman in 1950 MAN ON EARTH' SAFE, HIS PILOT cerise 'FASTEST talks to newsmen at aikeel: affected by the tumor in a five- pre- 1 Ice Co, "the fastest man on earth," and on May 1 of 1957 was P Stapp, he parachuted to "But haw are you going to pull hour operation Thursday. They Force Base, Denver, Colo., after mated ti, chief. Lowry Air suffered mi- car this waited until he recovered strength disabled Air Force jet plane Stapp emir boat trailer with a Chief Marr's hobb.es are hunt- safety from a Manor, tell him of the cancer, the SKIN GAME—Here is a demonstration of how thieves got away with valuable mink fur pieces at 1 pilot, Capt. Harry B. Davis, of Page emelt?" to ing and fishing. He is a director nor injuries. The sled five said e two tony Wilshire boulevard shops in Los Angeles. They (or he, or she) fired a hooked dart risked his life on a rocket "Oh, I've get a Cadillac for possibility of which he had of the Kentucky Peace Officers Ohio, was killed. Stapp through the mall slot (left) to the fur on the mannikin (right), then pulled the fur through the jet age bailout procedures. At top is a that," the judge replied "This filled him with a "cold, clammy years ago to help perfect mail slot, Loot, 41,395 worth. Police deauced this when they found a hook Aesociatien and is a member of that crashed uear Watkins, Cola personal use." clutching fear." caught In a mannikin. view of the wreckage of T-33 car is for my the First Baptist Church.

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WIN •••••• iSeanoa Masartna. Tema. IN Pack Avo.. Ravi Draft RN a.Mibraar• 7 8 467 lb; pa Ana. Cbdarsou SO lairpulan Bt, Boafts. P.ttstiurgh 6 9 .400 3'7 MA S• I ou is 5 13.278 6 $45. Loma 111 so Pus ciesee, marray, xamtaaki. msnommigan es Second Qom Matter 'GAVE ME A IIREAK.—Mrs. Louise Gschwend, 54, kisses her ‘..euun San Quentin prison • sewin, Yesterday's Results husband Walter in their home near ISUBISCRIPTION RATER By Curran. la Murray. par work 110, pas north of San Francisco area after being held hostage on a Spec man& lad. la Cuismay Chica,:o 2. night ' ▪ and minions issmisa, PM* $S" alms escapees who kept a knife at her throat. Look- C ill Bit Iimos, ISA& 7 Pittlaurgh 6. night pier by two ▪ Douglas Harrison, 62, her fishing companion and el 3-5400, 6 Milwaukee 4, night ing on is fellow hostage. "They gave me a break," said she. "I hope ail 5 Los Angeles 3. night SATURDAY — MAY 2. 1959 get a break." The escapees surrendered after six hours. _ they 'OLEUM, .118. Baste IMPROVEMENTS Today's Games Washington at Detroit AUTHORIZED S. L. us at Pittsburgh Hazd, Ky Chicago at Philadelphia New School Buildings $130.0(1.1 Tomorrow's Games TING ROC Los Angeles at Cincinnati Patterson Says He Will Be Baltimore at Chicago to $100. Br Planning Commission with Professional ' San Francisco at Milwaukee Boston at Kansas City tjazi'.. KY. Consultation New York at Detroit, 2 Sharp Tomorrow's Games Washington at Cleveland, 2 After London Kayo IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED 'C'..o at Ph.ladelphia. 2 *SPAIN St Louis at Pittdaurgh. 2 BEFORE HIS TIME Reg. Industrial Expansion By JACK CUDDY chin had driven him to one knee. Los Angeles at Cincinnati. 2 LONDON (UPI) — Police noi United Press International but the bell ending the round °LAST TIMES Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters San Francisco at Milwaukee Sgt. Howard Perry reported thot BOB HOPE and RHONDA FLEMING in NEW YORK UT —Heavyweight rang at the count A' five. now Widened a 45-year-Ad man he arrested Streets In Some Areas champion Floyd Patterson, fresh Will Receive TONITEl •-n:ture — Widnesclay for panhandling plead- Guarantee "ALIAS JESSE JAMES" Continued Home Building American from his 11th-round kn.ckout ov- London will receive $60.000. League ed that he be let go 1:s-cause: plus DIN! Team W L Pet. GB er England's Brian London, sound- trans-Atlantic expenses for his Airport For Murray "I am t.•) old to work. I am 6 chat Cleveland 11 4 733 ed the warning today. "I'll be 100 licking. London's guarantee SUNDAY thru TUESDAY City Auditorium over. . comes e....se from Ch.cago 11 6 .647 I per cent sharp for the big fight out of Patterson's total purse. eire — Haze Kansas City 10 7 588 2 in June." Promoter Al Farb announced POWER COMPANY FUMES a — Itattimore 9 8 529 3 The 24-year old champion from paid attendance of 1C.088 and a 9 X I WETL7MBA. Ala (UPI) — u; Academy Award C5E1) Washington 9 9 Y. 302 Rockville Center, N. ,Y, said "I gr,ss gate of 3122.885 The net Sycirre. M '77 The Alabama Power Company 'IV" ^7777'7-7," 4,7-•" ''evir York 7 9 438 4'7 was only 55 per cent of myself gate was 103,111. Patterson's 60 was outraged by a small fire in Boston 6 8 429 4,7 against London last night and 25 per cent of the net gate was its offices Wednesday than by ietroit 2 14 .125 9'7 per cent of myself last August 161.888. He also receives the total LIVING ROI BIBLE THOUGHT FOR the principle of the thing. Fire- TODAY against 11:7,y Harris — but I'll be TV-radio fee of $175,000, giving BEST tam :"Ultiber men reported it was caused by a 100 per cent against Ingemar him a total purse of 036,866. t, chose from Thou wilt keep him Yesterday's Results zhort circuit in a lighting fixture. in perfect peace, Johan_sson in June." After paying London's $00,000 and whose mind Nashington 4 Detroit 3 is stayed on theC. Floyd appeared ring-ruiiy Fri- expenses, he should wind up Chicago I Bos4.n 0. night with FREEZFX,S, — Isaiah 26:3. FORMULA day night at the Fa r Grounds approximately $170.000. Kan City 6 Baltimore 3, night FOR SUCCESS ACTRESS! ;• 5100 disc Coliseum although `.. g. .te the Isaiah should know. He passed through BOSBURY, England (UPS) — Floyd's fight with European Cleve. 4 N Volk 2. 10 inn. rifle .ner British Tip..'e c.,unpion years of conquest and slavery Mr. and Mr 2 S W. preey nave champion Joha n isi n at New and still found lop-sided beating that only perfect a new baby They have named .uch a York's Yankee Staibum June 25, peace! gave Brian a Today's Games h.m era: ring official is expected to draw a million. ,R1/4411, round. B „t Chicago Mrs. Prezley said. "He has a dollar gate. London bleeding from his right New Y ,rk at Cleveland g %ad string pair of lungs al- Although Floyd was far from uth,'was count- Baltanore at Kansas City. ready." cheek and the ny sensational Friday night as he Ten Years Ago Today ed out by referee Frank Sikora registered his 22nd straight vic- at 51 seconds of the 11th round, tory and his fourth defense of the Ledger & Times File when the game Englishman was crown, he had the distinction of on the floor for the second time. being The first man t., knock In the 1Cth round a right to the rugged London off his feet. TI The challenger we 208 F.agle Jefferson Davis Eaker. 86, passt=d Away yesterday at pounds to the champion's 182/14. How does noon at his home at 10th and Vine ackstairs - "11 Streets. B AT. Staggering In Every Round ahen Survivors include his -want ire tun' wife. three daughters, and two PAttrstin had. tne artillery, but sons. hitsdasum his eight - months of insitivity 0" all Ms meani The Senior Class of Hazel W since he knocked out Roy Harris High School is spontsoring oni day. ' a program of fun last Aug. 18. made him miss the and music, using all local talent, Tues- r-ni as n day target often — particularly when night, May 3. at 8:00 p.m. MERRIMAN SMITH fellow an Mrs. By he went all-out , with Sunday. Lave! Howard Titsworth and children House Reporter n.an who . returned Wed- UPI White punches in trying to put his man nesday from a visit in Columbia. Ky. WASHING1ON (LTPI) —Back- s / away. They grazed and they miss- Rachard." Dr. and Mrs. E. W. McClure stairs at the White House: were called to Warren. ed — and on two misses, the Coming Next! "You'll Ohio. by the soil rema.ns somewhat "The Big Country" death of the former's mother. They were It champion almost fell down. sr" I sat. touch-and hewer Sir W.:1;- accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lancaster. -go v. Nevertheless, he gave dark-hair- "Try Churchill will go tht.ugh :1:; — Nearly fifty members of the ton ed London a terrific beating, M SIM MIS ell II nothing I Homemakers Clubs of -and fly here next Calloway County v.-,th his plans particularly to the body. And he -Let's will attend the sixteenth annual dis- tfire2-day visit trict meeting of inday for a rind the iron man from Blackpool. • IF 'amend the Kentucky Federation of Homemakers with P: Adult Eiserzi,wer. today at Barlow, England. staggering at least once !r --not Kentucky. Mrs. Hansford The farmer British pr.me min- • 1 Doran of DRAMATIC MOMENT IN "TEMPEST" involves Helmut Dan- in nearly every round. Calloway County is secretary of and World War 11 associate n,/hrrig the Purchase District. tine. Geoffrey Horne. Silvana Mangan., and Van Heflin, princi- toter The third sessilin was London's e the President is 84 years old "Um vi pals of the Dino Del.aurentiis Paramunt production in Techni- of best .He ii.n.:cked the champion trace, of winter :ilnesies mom. Jus color. due Sunday at the Varsity Theatre. and back onto his heels with a "sneak- continue to nag him. darting." er right" to the chin and fought Var*Aly "Yens 20 Years Ago This Week Esenhaiwer is hopeful Church- well, ill can make the trip and plans 1 said. - are goirg forward for enteftatty.7 RORY CALHOUN .n !nand thi Ledger & Times File r,.veal wi ing Colorado is called the Centen- "SAGA OF HEMP BROWN" It, • se( because it was admit- nial State and "PHANTOM STAGECOACH" go‘ery mi The Preeider.t's personal staff ted to the Union in 1876, 100 • Funeral %II. from services for J. M. Imes. 65, one of Calloway has be tn going over ',ins of years after the Declaration of In- County's "Why outstanding business men and sportsmen, who Churchill's friends in this coun- dee. ndence this died man Monday night at 6 o'clock after a -stroke of paraly- try and. particular:y, s. me a I STARTS "Your sis early Sunday morning, were conducted 'he men whom he was close.y SUNDAY! I said. ' yesterday World afternoon at Temple _Hill Church by the united m the es.nduct of MAX H. daughter Rev. F. F. War They will be invite,: t Maxedon.,Memphis. and A. V. Havens of II I-. e knew Murray. 3 seems of evening affairs at the CHURCHILL r He is survived by his widow and six children. White House stonoy. Tuestla:, FUNERAL HOME truth. V Mrs. Herbert Dunn, a former student of Murray and Wednisday-prebaitaly one you've tr State College. has been appointed certifying agent for cLrintr and Iwo smaller ones. "THE FRIENDLY "Becat Calloway County and the City of Murray. ar Menton Thursday think ars it was an- FUNERAL HOME" 1111,1tintly. ' nounced Saturday by officials of the city and ci•unty. would move km the Wh:t House to the British Essmassy he never Mrs. Alsey Cooper was honored Sunday, April 23, he won't where a big sinner Ls bc.ng plah• with a-birthday dinner. The abundant dinner was spread SUPERIOR tore for on the lawn. fwd. AMBULANCE "What , Coach Clifton Thurman's Murray SERVICE "Noth Training School PP tin!. British vi-itor has any said. "la Colts will be hosts to the Purchase Athletic Conference's desire to •ee another 0'.d friend. Equipped With second annual track and tennis meet on the Murray former President Harry S. Tn.- OXYGEN "Only State College track Saturday afternoon. Man, it waild green m ,re likely an C4111/1 J. D. Jfam,ilton. lanky colt star, and Wells Lovett, that a i,e-union would take piss Phone Pl. 3-4612 "We who both have .had much tournament experience, at the emoa,sy ra'ner than 311 N. 4th - Murray, Ky. 1111,11.. are the White House. -Why expected to take the meet without too rntif h difficulty., • *we shill both in singles doubles. ,41.044w A check at inc White Ftiuse and earlier this week produced no that wt • "Only tv cience that Eisenhowor was told -het planning ioe tide fruman DID . to Carter among those being ,rtei'co t toe feelings 30 Years Ago This Wk executive mans. n YOU "Is it KNOW? one ano Ledger & rime, 1-• Ile Of necessity. the White Howe "A p invitati,,res must be relatively love," 1 last-minute documents because comes I "How Death claimed another of Calloway's of the ever-present rrc.,s-..billty It's t c.tizens that Sir W.n•t ,n might carioel or Saturday morning Voider. when Will M. Fiser, 86, died at pone the rt. RED o'clock at the home TAG future? of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar SkAirg. It thrret,re is poss.b:e • HARDWARE whom he and Mrs. Fiser • WEEK life thr resided. former president, ,cheduled to you &CC Delvin NEW NAVY FLAG AND Langston, an emplOye of the Farme:.-Purdom MISSILE-President Eisenhower signed be here most of ni.xt week to SALE As a great Empire trembles form o Motor Company, was badly injured Thursday morning an executive order giving the U.S. Navy its first official flag celebrate his 75th birthday, a MUM In its 184-year history. The flag is a ...a great love when a car he was working under fell on him. dark blue banner 4 fee t, might get a White Hauge invita- April 22 — May 2 llameell keep r 4 inches high and 5 feet, 6 inch,s wide with a 2/12-inch yellow tion. But these familiar with the of cool S. E. Wrather, one of Calloway County's yoUng out- fringe. The Si, Navy Department has announced in Washington till chilly rt':atitans between AT you tnc standing -agriculturists, has been named that the Bullpup. an air-to field manager -surface missile, has been deployed &seek 'Wet and Truman doubt "Hov of with the attack carrier VAN 1- SILVANA MEGA the Murray Milk .Products Company. Mr. Wrather EMS Lexington. en route to the Sev- if Lne will be issued. TdEOFFREY me 11 enth Fleet in STARKS IIARDWARE succeeds G. B. Scott, who has been promoted to tnanager the Pacific. Five of the supersonic missiles may HEFLIN MANGANO LINDFORS HORNE "Rem be carried by the FJ-4B jet aircraft, one of which shown 15th d Poplar _ told of the local plant. Is There has been 5. tne • Mr. (above) flying with Builpup missiles slung under its wings. *Its in and. Mrs. Ivan Rudolph, who hate been at the Iy urrf..uncicd ,pecu,latt•rs that MOM stroyec T. L. Smith residence. N. 12th Street, will mote to the ••••• — Churcael. with his love of the Banks home on N. 4th Street. dramat:c. miitat seize up-tn the Mrs. Dell Finney has rented the shop in opportunity of a Washington t..s- the First Ise it to bring Vissinhowcr and Fru- National Bank .Ruilding, firing on Main_ Street. anti will Frazee, Melugin & Holton move SCOTT DRUG man t getner. her ladies ready-to-wear shop there on or about Prist•hle, yes. Pr Abable. fah. INSURANCE AGENTS the first of May. In tin:- tret place. Chuichill The employees of the E. J. Beale Motor Conmany kn nes fv.m his tswn experience AUTOMOBILE — FIRE — CASUALTY were the guests of Mr. Beale at au outing and tisk. CrY Will Be Open This Sunday just herw i nrstial p. litkal enemies Sunday Brandon's can be Thtte aho -is the bhint Telephone `I-1 at MM. Those attending were Burua. for your Drug, Frescripticrn and Sundry ,117) Gatlin Building Waters, Fenatt Psughan, Emmerson Needs. trutb that an Eisenh nercr-Tru- Is Cooper, Hill Garclusr, man reermeiliatif.n Carl Rowland, Hugh Wilson, Mantel Rowlett, Herbert after more. WE ahem y,s yearn w(5t1c1 over,hliriv- Murray, Kentucky Nance, Elvin McDaniel, Mr. Beak id WILL BE CLOSED from ,d little imphen, erve Churchill's visit:and the for, :',1011118 11:00 a. m. to 1:00 p.m. tor Church flour tin. 1,f '11arn. mrr Vk •Aid -Nt like that.

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Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 7-(laine at C/141:3 U33ii 3l1 cards f:113121 eum 1- Vapor 11-Near mum 6-Writing 9-Collection GIBIZIGIM3 CCIDErt tablet of four maw FiERID 11-The next 10-Wipe out onnel umappoua following day 12-Enclose in IflIi 0121U0 DU 13-To trifle paper (slang) 13-Knocked 331400 don ri a. ados lo pay. If-Pitural ending Cid OM= WM Baxter Clark FG12t5ING WHEEL CHAIR. Call YOUR PRESENT GAS OR elec- 15-Underwater 16-Dock 200121B300 LIMIN FOR l'urniture - Hazel, Ky. missile IS-Leopard SALE 5-4C I PLaza 3-1353. 5-5C tric range is worth at least $613 17-Siniboi for 21-Commisslons MUM DOM I on a brand new Tappan Gold tantalum 23-European NVARU 20050110 18-Snake capital RWEJ MACHINES, I S:tige.r Star gas range during our big 25-City In WM WOMB@ 1P-Caudal Vermont MOP 00030 OBM $45. 1 used Console WANTED. NOTICE Spring Gas Range Sale. See these appendages $65. vvith 27-Shallow 54, kisses her ,.uum new Tappan Gas Ranges priced 21-Bitter vessel ;schwend, cleaner $25. I used WILL GIVE i -Harvest - HOME-TO—SM-ALL 22 23-Tito tan 37-Reeet4ed 47-Stan's ar San Quentin prison wing machine $5. New puppy. from $129,95 at Kengas, Inc., 105 24-Swordsman's Ph.ne Pat Dill, PLaza PERSONALIZE WITH METAL dummystake gazelle 39-Performs nickname being held hostage on a North 5th Street in Murray, or 31-Gems 41-Item of Con"4.ile Model 3-2930. ITC monograms from the Ledger and 25-1111Iside 43-Pose for Look- call PLaza 3-1823. 5-2C 33-Thinly proper ty portrait ife at her throat. . Bill Adams in, 3-1757 Times Office Supply Department. (Scot.) scattered 43-Sailors companion and MAN WITH 26-13reak 34-tinruly (rollop.) 51-Symbol for fishing .4 201 S. 13th, Murray, CAR TO DELIVEk Self adhesing, bevelled edge, rust suddenly cerium 3-5480. crowd In said she. "1 hope Sunday Courier - -Esteem 44-Those reek," TFC Journal motor proof. Suitable for Automobiles, Services Offered 23 34-Deer s born favor of 53-Sun god route' out. of From left: FBI Agent R. W. Bachman, Sheriff Osborne. 30-Snare rendered after six hours. Murray. This is an brief cases, cameras, compacts, 33-Girl's nam• AIM RUGS - $3.99 to excellent Moody, Highway Patrol Inspector W. E. Jacobs set search., -Black e y e .:.:,c,,:.:,... •6 7 tii 0 10 oppoitunity to supple- guns, gifts, 13 I 3 3 A 5 INIMMENNO hobbies, luggage, leath- NOW IS THE TIME TO consider (slang ••••fr:.,:. FO Baxter Clark Furniture irierkt y...ur present income. Write ercraft, metalcrafts, ...motorcycles, 35-Wild buffalo ... 1 3 Ky. Walter Hancock, your home heating needs. 10% of India 1 2 , Country Circula- optical cases, office HUNT LYNCH VICTIM-These ..''....` tion supplies, summer discount on all heating 37-Simians Department, Courier-Journal, were the scenes as the ?mit 11-Help , 1 5 1 6 l'ING ROOM SUITES - Save sporting goods, typewriter cases. nad installation. Come 1 4 .., Kerfrucky. 5-4P equipment went on for Mack Charles 40-(Bri's name $100. Baxter Clark Furniture See them today. TFC in to Kengas, Inc., 105 North 5th 42-Malay gibbon Parker, 23. the Negro who -Group of 18 19 4/k 20 Ky. M. A. Oliver & Son, call PLaza 43 FOR ANY TYPE Or ELECTRICAL Street in Murray, or was dragged screaming Boy Scouts 15-2C FOR RENT j 5-2C 45-Saints 72 23 24 ' 25 work, day or night service. See 34823. from the Poplarville, Miss., (abbr.) ...,L ...... Brandon Dill Phone PL 3-2930. Jail and taken away by a 46-Conjunetton 28 29 FOR SALE: GOOD USED Briggs- 47-Nooses ".•:•: PRING MATTRFSSES-L., DOWNSTA1:: THREE ROOM TFC band of masked men. Park- Stratton rotary type lawn mower. 49-1.egal peal ;Z:Z) .4,:,4,32 Apartment, pi.vate entrance, wired er was taken two days be- Wall%) ,,....:;•::.•30 S Reg, $59.50 Simmons or Call Plaza 3-5257. 5-5C ,....,, '...:.);•:_i for electric DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE. $15.00. 50-T,Ip motion ScalY noW $39.50. Cotton and stove. 12th di Olive. fore he was to have been picture 3.4 11,',*(.35 d RHONDA FLEMiNG _ now Vain. Baxter Clark lir. F. E. Crawf-rd PL 3-1503. Prampt service. Trucks dispatched tried in the criminal attack prises by radio. Call collect IT 52-Evening 40 41 - Hazel, Ky. 5-2C two-way SHE'S HAD of a white mother. One wit- party 37 '... 38 :•:••:. JESSE JAMES" Mayfield, Phone 433. If no answer ness, John Reyer, 84, said, 54-Senees NICE LARGESLEEPING ROOM. .:,.43 44 4.• 45 DINETTE SUITE (large call collect Union ran out (of the jail), 55- in 42 V:995 Ground Hoer, outside entrance. city, Tennessee. "They . •A 6 chairs) $87.77. Others to phone TV 5-9381. TFC LONDiaN (UPI) - The crew run to a car, jerked open DOWN Close in. up .46 '47 4 C.'•.,49 TUESDAY Telephone PL 3-3425, uf the cable strip Alert demand- close from - Baxter Clark Furn- the door and throwed him -Besmirch .• 301 N. 5th. St. 5-2P -old ves.sel 1 ,;are }laza Ky. 5-2C ed today the 45-year in. Then they drove off." Z-Hurls 30 51 HAVE MORE AND BETTER -Teutonic - - -- be replaced. 3 ;:•:• 1 Plants ,at lower prices, than ever deity Mi. 5 VSED 9 X12 WOOL RUG. 1108 NICELY DECORATED SEVEN A ccr.vman said that he John Reyer III 54 .: AV aderrry Award before. Large Big Boy Tomato 4-55 '•OriN"I'''. ,,c, S)ctio ,;e. Mrs. Prentice Tncmas. ro. m house. Electrically heated. was painting the ship in dock 5- 1-14. hatable plants now ready. Shupe Nurse- II-rovers with Distr. by United Feature §yndieste, Inc. / 5-4C 302 South Sixth, Cappie Beale, here, his paintbrush went thro- turf ries, Sedalia, Ky. 5-5C Phone PLaza 3-251'3. 5-4C ugh a rusted steel hull plate. :17171-.Ni; ROOM SUITES, SOME FREE DOOR PRIZES each Satur- f :.ubber. Beautiful selection day at 4 p.m. during Baxter Clark • 1 ,,.• from. Baxter Clark Furn- DEAD TO RIGHTS Wanted To Buy 1 Furniture Sale - Hazel, Ky. Also ?laze'. Ky. 5-4C living room, bedroom and dinette - — — .EEZIMS, 10 YEARS Guarantee USED BABY P.‘SSINET. Phone suite will be given away at end CRICKLADE England (UPI) Dale & Stubblefield Drug 1 ,ISS! Sid° discounts Up to 18 PL 3-1288. 5-2P of sale'. 5-2C --tilhe 100-pound bag of cement got lighter and lighter aill the PRESCRIPTIONS way hrme. The landlord who 7ke CD Eivasinir LAIDV missed it just followed the trail to the dJor of his tenant, Mrs. ek IIVIAMIEPOLCift.TCAE: Durothy Hill, 35. She was placed on pr -bation the theft charge. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! 8Y .V TERRY • 4resisiTsf8.4:...714:14.aribrith=Lra: 1 REGULAR GAS 28.9c HOLDS IT WELL

build- • the jungle trail woulef he Ir of jail. CT A f"-Ffl ".2 won't net easy But he's a AYR, Scotland (UPI) - A Parker was dragged out of cell on third floor this all that need to de' mire until the sup • a it, nt•R THREE. at th, too for ,threo-year-old champion heifer troy His empire is built on death and I was rants toe . et Co. wen. Oil Kar,ie a Nest Shamrockt who charged a crowd here Wod- :inc plunder the tact remains. her Judgment The rain ft II for How does one describe perfection a fine old GETTING DESPERATE Turn over all bank deposits tc you almost a week without ees.iing nesday was given Main - a hen not even the poets can be created it for you, and the people, and. ..opes to be- arid we laughed off the threats oh Scottish remedy for the quieting r•are fulfillment in a phrase' alone Scmial-r.. Sell Mictrigan's , Upper Pen the whole island Jupiter Pluvius in each other's of fr_fhtenenda @taws-hall a bottle 4AINS24C, Mich. (UPI) - QUALITY GAS for LESS!! 4- All that's gone before Is with queath you • of seixch whirsIcy. Money-harried Michigan legis- insula to Wisnensin f3r a halt a 010 meaning." Bonnie said to me When nes lone he oel:e‘tr your arms. didn't w-rk. A veterinarian lators have subrnitti.d bills: billikn dollars to bail the rest — ALL MAJOR BRANDS OF OIL — one day. "Yesterday I thought of legend will surpass hie own. All in all. It was thirty-one 14 Give Michigan to the In- of the state out of financiai you as my lieutenant A brave 'Take away that vision and you days after our arrival ,then administered another sedative by back the fell,nes and a clever one. 'hid a rob him of Ms reason tot tieing" prepare( to ride ,down from needle. dians. lift- man who took my orders Now 'The deadly lady of Madagas- mountain. Morning tog was by Ernie Buebasillen— her nearest / who Await commands. car- she murmured, with ing from the tops of the NANCY "Is that what the mules Richard." • eek against mine. trees when I saddled me?" ortico for "You'll find me a gentle mast. make of and returned to the I --- MORE I WONDER WHY t Big Country" eatd it was his dearest the tele- er" I *alit as I bent to kins her.. "I've a final survey through h You'll cross him at you- amazement. I saw ACCIDENTS -Try me, Richard. There' scope To my THIS riL" dozen ships E-mEtABER MIR MR Eli It nothing I won't do for you." that the first of a HAPPEN IN "It was my wish too, only yes- the dog- -- "Let's have. no more talk had begun to negotiate FOLKS rday " she said. "Now it's only All HOMES THAN ANY • lbrnmands." I said. "Yoo'r leg channel to Ringo Ray of il▪ crazy vision-unless we can vesseIs ionded wife-not Mat a princess them wereVarter's OTHER PLACE le together." taFried side by side reei've made that adm with cannot* Again 1 silenced her with a nothing else matterr" on their decks. kiss. "That's a vision we can "I'm your Wile now -Those were the guns intended never share. Your father's bound ever. Just let me forware 31 for the ambuscade." Bonnie said to think otherwise.** darting." after her turn at the glass 'Why "I'll beard him when we return "Very well. since you st," are they returning so soon' Does I'll say you'll go mad it he keeps 11 said, "I'll give past on com- It mean the fight's over and Met- you on the beach Perham hell mand, then hold my peace. Never calf a prisoner" CALHOUN .n make you • captain, once we've reveal what you've just told me. "It seems highly unlikely." I crushed Metcalf" HEMP BROWN" we must keep from said. At this elevation we could - a secret "I'm afraid even that's too OM ?A, man at Ringo Bay. Above spy on both harbors with the tele- STAGECOACH" • ip much to ask." your father." scopes. Bemused as we'd been, 7,.1 from "Let me try, at least." my father? He wanted we had not noted the buccaneers' "Why In the end I yielded to Bonnie's departure for Fools' Bay. Nor had this marriage" peas-'it only to give her peace father wants an heir," we witnessed their preparations by iltaieburn Van Bereft "Your of mind. It was enough, for now, JNDAY! "Not a husband for his to return until now when the riasiE an' SLATS I said. to ktenv we stood together, with have ou.- heads If first ahtp was already past ttle daughter. He'd Red Carter its our common Nem- truth." harbor defenses. he knew the esis, that Bonnie was toy wife afraid to speak the "My father v.ill never forgive "I'm not could hardly ask her to I tij,_ BE BACK IN A be know I us if we've missed a fight." said truth. Whylehooldn't her whole way of thinking woman?" change Bonnie. COUPLE 0'HOURS, HoNEY- you've madi me Into a overnight-nor could I ask for to "It's my opinion we've missed NOW YOU RELAX,' "Because he:a trained you loyalty she gave r•N the same blind nothing," I told her ft was a think and right as a man," I said (I told myself today: Deliverance rear:one ble assumption: von* echo iltilontly. "Because you are the son must come in the end • solemnly) of bombardment would surely he never had-and like all fathers. only bide my Meanwhile I could have reached us distant though he won't give op the dream plc- with all my time -and pray, we are for reality." her guilt-rid• tore the heart and soul, that 4 swept the bay with the glass I do then?" by "What moat den past might 'be redeemed more time, returning to the' he simpler." I line "Nothing could different future. Cartee fortress after I had count- wild. "When we return to Ringo 1 had expected those weeks on ed some thirtaer, ships in all. The you moat go on as before." 13:•V. the mountain to stretch into a pirate king was pacing his porch If you're beside me,,, as "Only blissful eternity In sober fact, In full uniform. As I watched, he an equal." had they seemed over before they whipped up hie own telescope and both know that's ImPos- "We fairly begun so busy were our focused It carefully on the moun- Bonnie" elble. (lays. so silver-swift our nights taintop. When he observed that thla day forward "Why' From the. mornings, we rode on we had already trained our glass share alike Isn't Pi Wrote share and trails hunting for gestured em- meaner* the hillside on the castle, he that what marriage smaller game. or resting on alone." deer or phatically at the semaphore ••••• "Only when we're a dell to read Red In the shade of Ma porch rail, then moved toward told .her solemnly "Only if the chalet M Cars the stock of books It to spell out a message. Once UV ABNER •••••••••••11 guesses our true from Carter never blasted. Sometimes we swam or *gain I gave the telescope to feelings." merely to drowse LOOK WHOSE love were content Bonnie: so far, I had not been IT'LL BE A FIGHT THE'/'RE ALL RIGHT; VO'SKONK.!! "I, it Rhameful for us to the sun away an afternoon In honored with- the pirate's code. NOT SINCE 10 THE DEATH, 50TH YO'AXED r0'IT—AN" 0"IS NAME IS one another?" and wind while we built air "There's pen and ink Inside," ha, no right tq GONNA GIT IT, SHORE AS ABNER princeas cartles. as lovers will she said. "You can write down THE GREAT '/ES,'—BUT, THE "Not If the lover love," I said. Novi and again. I went to the what he's saying." OF WHICH ONE SAME!! ' (MAJ- NAME ISADNER /01- 01251 HORNE his credo When our three ibl told ner. "Fte,ncinber V. Terry's powerful novel of • nearly ended, torrential rain de- " Is founded on hate Until he's de- continues tomorrow. us Bonnie aaaured me that piracy 1:114rju71.4p.7.1'‘*=7.'!/ stroyed Sir Luke Metcalf. be layed ton Belk-Settle Co. 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PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY 0 Miss Finn Sheppard SATURDAY - MAY 2. 19.19 G Sisters To Becomes The Bride Have Double Wedding .It The New Hope Of Mr. Bill CoSsler. Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone PL 3-4707 Baptist Church in Newtonville CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle Miss Elea June S heppard. I ACROSS 11-County In Fulo daughter of England OUCMR •4 • Mr. ma Mrs. Coleman 1-Contest' 0001713 Sheppard 12-Server COCO= 15103U130 , sf Almo, became the 5-110ont le-European R@ 9-Prevlous 17 BOCOMOO DC - .bride of Mr. Bill Coaster, Benton, 10- African -Parent LI= =MOI MORI son of .and Z,4es/ Mrs. J. L Cossler, antelope 30-Chair LAMM WOM WOOM Owensboro. Wednesday. ~44, 13-Dealer 11-CauatM April 22 I MOW 0130000 13-Enclosed In substance at four 'clock at the First Baptist bricka ork 13 00012 OOMN 15-Was -Floating Church in Barton. borne masa of Ice MMOMO W CMOO - • it-Arabian 14-Coarse, COWM OO The Rey .W. Paul Dailey. pas-ter seaport matted 0000 , 18- Yellow hale MO0 UOMMU of the church, officiated at ahea bugle 25-Pertaining POO Loc be given at 3 p.m. in 19-11a111 to Cornwall 30 COROPOO MO double ring ceremony. The v. vs the college 20-11eatetily 26 - /kit. OPROWe recital hall tinder the direction body 27 3000g0 were repeated before a back- Social Calendar 21-1(iter -Imitates 3300N W0000 of Mr. David J. Gowans -and In 25- f..ight - ground 'of alace and iris. - Mr. Enrland ra tun tic Saturday. May bad i Richard Tuck. Mrs. E. C. Parker, Guy Taylor. This is one of the lid pronoun composition United Preceding the eerern:my a pro- The Alpha 23-Quarrel 83-Quebec 37 department of tht and Mrs Ralph alcCuiston. programs being given during the 39- I turtna -Command gram of nuptial -music was pre- Murray 2t-Part of play tribreaman peninsula to eat Woman's club will meet , •••• Murray State College 30 afraid 39-comb. sented Festival of -Metal 26 form: by Mrs. Max Locker. aunt in the club house at 6:30 in mollusk -Winter the ear the The WSCS of the • Farst Meth°. Contemporary Arts. 26,Slemler Precipitation of the bride, as pianist and Mrs. evening for a 41-Itorn pot luck supper. dist Church will meet in the se•• 27-On 411,0t Trui Peggy Cleaver Daores, solo.st. 3ars- Hostesses are Mesdames 29-Conduct 13 F. Little Chapel at 10A3 in the Monday, May Ilth '- -.i-:' Doores sang "fir All Time- ar.d McConnell, Cleo 30-College :is 6 7 a :.:::: Hester. Benjamin morning. The Sigma depa:•trnent of the degree "Whither Tho Goest". Mrs. Lock- Keys, L. L. Scarbrough. Misses •••• (abbr.) .;nii Murray Woman's club will meet 113-eelP k-" er played 'Traumercaa "Believe Cappie Seale and Rubie Two Smith. : The Jessie Ludwick circle of at the club house at 7:30 pen. 33-tiroup 4 Me If All Those Endeering Young Members are urged to 34-Away please ; the College Presbyterian Church Hostesses will be Mesdames Cody 35-Sea Charms- and -How Great Thou note Change eagle 1 . in meeeting date. will meet at 2 p.m. Russell, Harry Whayne, H. W. lkelared •i%I 6 1 '.,::8 Art". The traditional wedd:ng •e•• • • • • 3t'Scorch Not Wilson and Robert Buckingham. 38-1 1 march from Lohengrin w.o used Sunday. 1eseendanta •• 0 •'w 1 May 3rd The Willing • • • • 40-Eneloae in • '* processienal. Workers class of Mary Lou Wilson for the The College Oratorio Chorus. Maele Wilson box 2 .. 3 the Memorial Baptiet Church will 41-Flar legally ...r' 2 The bride_ was given in mar- under the direction of Blaine LECTURE NOT ENOUGH meet in the home of Mrs. Shirley Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Wilson, Grandview, 43-Itaisee By R. riage by her father. She were a_ Ballard. will present Felix announce the 44-Inventor cf Men- Herndon, 401 South 11th engagement sewing white embroidered cotton sheath Street, and approaching marriage of delssehn's oratorio. "Elijah," to- at 7:30 p.m. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) -- their daught- machine 2:.:f::‘s Unitei ers, Mary Lou and Marie, 42-Placer .29 .••'30 1 with matching bow accenting the night in the F i rst Christian •••• Judge Leffler who will be wed in a double Witham gave dt•- wedding aieWASHE ernpre waist. The enure dress Church at 7:30. The public Is ceremony at the New Hope DOWN 3 Thursday, May 7th fendants a stern lecture an the Baptist Church, .••,34 • !Resident was sprinkled with rhinestones invited to ar.end, Newtonville, on June The Town and Country Home- evils of breaking the law. He 14 at three o'clock in the afternoon. 1-Classify 33 1 orchid ••.• 5 V.3 today the . and pearls. She w re an makers Miss Mary Lou Wilson (left) 1-Military club will meet at 730 p.m. returned to his chambers and will be married to a,rustioa presidents - headpiece %rich a small circular Monday. May 41h Glen B. Gibbs, 8 3 s,. in the home of Mrs James Rog- found his wallet had been stolen_ son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gibbs of Kirk- ...,4 1 Republica veil of illusion designed with Circle No. Seven of the First ers. 1662 Ryan. sey. • niektiame 4- . t:4 ', should be ehmestones. Her only jewelry was Mistak• 4 ...13 Baptist Church WML' will meet • • • • 5- 1.enner Miss Marie Wilson (right) .'': ...: try's well a s.ngle strand of pearls. She at -7:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs: will be married to Lee 6-Wolfhound The Garden department Of the Reed, son of Mr. and 7-litridu carried a white Bible surmounted Luther Dunn. Madelle Talent will 1 Murray Hospital Mrs. Oscar Reed of Cannelton. :'‘ Woman's club will meet at the c)mhala . ,. :1 The ap; with a large Laelia-Catlleaa erchid the reader. Invitations are not being sent 2-Antrilat• be club hause at 2:30 p.m. Hostassee but relatives and friends air, by ruled Feature Syndicate, Inc. Z Truman I maline from which white satin •••• of the couples are invited 9-Verify or. will be Mrs. Audrey Simmons. Continued from Page One to attend the ceremony. publican streamers showered. The Suburban Homemakers club Mrs. V. E. Windsor. Mrs. Gregg Clovis William Hurt, Rt. 1, Bent- sen a I The bride's sister. Mrs. Billy will meet :n the home of Mrs.. Miller: Mrs. La E. F:sk. and Mrs. on; Lube Alt-is Cooper. Rt. 2. Mrs. John Pasco Installed As Girl Scout News /Evora r Ray Thompson was matron of Charles Wilson. 1303 Sycamore,H. B. Bailey, Jr. Farmingten; Mrs. Darrell Cope, President Of "Joe Sent Me" For NM am honor and enly attendant. She Street at 7 p.m. Friday. Parkview Heights Drive, Bent- Murray Woman's Club up the • • • • • May ilth Thursday Evening Special Margarine wore an orchid dress featuring The North on; Cletus Miller Lamb, Rt. 1, Risen how Murray Homemak- Try .p 22 has had a busy and an embroidered bodice with a The Cora Graves Circle of the; ers club will meet Farmingten; Mrs. W. C. Rags- Mrs. John Pasco was ST. ers this in the home installed soloist, and Mrs. Blaine Ballard. sinteresting year. we think. We PAUL, Minn. - run - A scooped neckline and full skirt. College Presbyterian Church will of Mrs. Bailey largrns dale. Rt. 2: Caarence Spann. Gen. as president of the Murray t special at 1:30 in Wom- accompanist. Mrs. Olila sang two at se made puppets and put on a margarine for heart pa- Eisenhc Her corsage was white carnations meet in the home of Mrs. Barbara the Del.; Mrs. Quint an's club afternoon. Quier. Rt. 1. Thursday evening at a selections that she will present puppet show, whlch tients and others on' low-fat diets worn at her waist. Her ha: was Simons. Mrs. Alfred Lindsey will • at is a requiae- he favors Kirksey; Mrs. Jones M. Stom dinner meeting 4 the entire club the coming state ment Or has led to a kind of revival of give program. c.nvention. our fast class rank. We the passed b: covered with white chiffon ruffles the Bible study w.:: Sunday. and baby girl. Rt. 1; Fred Wil- held at the club house at old "speakeasy" May 19th 6:30 Mrs. Edrineton was introduced did our snaw at the A. R. Austin days in Minne- and ratif with an orchid bow in the back. be presented by Miss Rezina Sere -A string orchestra-symphony hite, Well,, Hall; Mrs. William p.m. Installing the new by will officers Mrs. Clark, retiring club pres- schaol, Lynn Gs.: Ye and :he sta. Her glsves were orchid. ter. Adams and baby girl, Rt. 2. was Mrs. Ralph Edrington, • • district ident. school of New Hope. The produce, called Emdee, Trumar Charles Franklin Coaster served • • Hazel; governor, Mrs. Jesse Johnson, 605 of Arlington. MrsoaEdrington told the We have had a cannot be sold in Minnesota be- subcernm his brother as best man. Ushers Circle No 6 of the First Bapt.e. dinner bike ride 2 llurray Star Chapter Vine; Michael Stewart Edwards, Other officers installed were guests that time spent in "sleep mite" at cause it is yellow-colored T aoad" am were Karor. Shepplyd. brother of Church will meet at 7 30 in the a little the Scout csabin, 807 Birch St., Bent u); Ralph Mrs. Charles Clark, first vice mental stock a state, which relies so heavily eFr evening No. 433 OES -taking was never trip through the neat. Bell Mc-public; the bride. and Billy Gilliam: with Mrs. Eugene Tarry Meets Stanley Scan. 1606 Ryan; W-.!- president: Mrs. J. I. Hostels. dairy 'industry, sec- warted. It is important, she con- Telephone building and a hike to its allows the sale who is It Immediately following the cere- and Mrs. Castle Parker as hos- liam H. Dunn. Rt. 5; Mrs_ Gene ond vice president; Mrs. it Masonic Hall R. H. tinued, to take time to think the local radso station. We cer- of uncolored margarines only - by the mony Mr. and Mrs. Cossler left tesses Pragram• leader is Mrs. Bogard and baby boy. Rt. 6; Robbins. treasurer: Mrs. so C. C. things over. We each have a store tainly enjoyed hearing the tape there'll be no mistaking them for a wedding' trip. 'They will IThorrias Hogancamp. , The Murray Star chapter No.I Mrs. Prennce Ahart, Rt. -..- Farmer, corresponding Foil sr I. G secretary; house of memories, sae said, and made of Us talking and for real butter. reside .r. Benton. •••• , 433 OF S met Tuesday evening in singinr. appearan den P ad; Mrs. Clernmie Jane and Mrs. Bill Thurman. recording it is well to open it up On April 3rd As a result, according to Dr. • • • • the sometimes, our treap had a • A Contemporary Music Concert Masonic hall with Mrs. Inez McCregor. 607 Pina; Benton;Dan- secretary. Dirksen rake time off, and sit quietly and Father-Daughter square dance. Lowell Weber of Minneapolis in will be given by Sigma Alpha Scarbrough. worthy matron. pre- iel Walker Everett, Wells Hall; New department testimony there av Lythan Class Meets chairmen are let your thoughts take wings. We want t, thank Mr. and Mrs. before the Minnesota Iota fraternity in the recital hall siding. R. Rafe Jones, 1308 Poplar; Miss Retina Senter, House action oi Er- Alpha: Mrs. Mrs_ Edrington praised Mrs. Maurice Crass who came and 'health committee, some at Murray State College at 8:15 The -chapter was opened in neat Eugene Coburn. Ford, Sen Tho 'In Home of Mrs'. 713 Elm. C. B. Delta: Mrs. Max Clark for her patience, hard work, taught us haw to dance. physicians are sending their pa- pm This is one in a series of sheet form and the minutes were Patients dismissed Churchill. Ill from Monady Garden; Mrs. Tip Miller, and outsta n it da leerier sat p Delicious rafreshm:rats tients across state lines to buy The R. L. li'ard Retently programs given during use Festi- read by the secretary Belva Dill. 900 were a. m. to thursday 9:30 a. m. &emu; Mrs. Wilbur Wayman, Cre- throughout the club year. "A served, the special margarine, which co• will Mrs R L Ward was a rare.: val of Cs nterr.porary Arts. An initiation ceremony was con- lit- 0e Rev. Dennis Kn et. Hazel; Joel ative Arts: Mrs. Kirby Kennings, tle faith lightens the heaviest tains an acid that helps to lower week's recently to a meeting of the •••• ducted with degrees of the order bur- Pettit, Model. Tenn ; Mrs. James Hi. me: Mrs. H. W. Wilson. Music; dens we have," she stated ed bleed cholesterol leyels. conferene Lydian Sunday School class of Tuesday. May 5th conferred upon Mrs. Alberdean . by members of the garden 013amel and by girl. Rt. 3, and Mrs. Dan Hutson. Zeta. Mrs. J. I. Hosick gave a The committee was consider- the Sera the First Baptist Church. The Cnerey Carr.er Home/repliers Herndon. The impressive obliga- short department. They were Mrs. Hugh Benton; Mrs. Kenneth Adams. Mrs. Edrington told the depart- talk and presented Mrs. Houston. ing a bit to legalize the sale of Wednesd Preudng was Mrs_ Wilburn Far- Club w.11 meet at I pen. :with tion was given by George Wil- Clark chairman; Mrs. Come vendee. 1614 Milder; Lynn Dale Burkeen ment chairmen as they were be- with a sterling silver bowl Hendon. Asked ris. president The meeting was- Mrs. Bill Stubblefield. liams, worthy advisor, pro tern. on be- Mrs. Max Churchill and Rt. 1, Dexter; Mrs. James Wheat- ing installed "the success of the half of the club. Mrs. Fred he repli opened with prayer by Mrs_ Pat •••• A metal hour fallsrived the Gingles. ley, Rt. 3, Benton; Mrs. R. W. club depends on you". Mrs. Clark introduced Appe IT'S NO RECORD as a me Hackett, class teacher. The Murray Assembly of Rain- chapter meet.ng. Refreshments Mrs. Pas- ximately 90 club members Scarbrough. Rt. 5; Toni Thorn, The dinner, held in the club co and wished her "a m.st attended the • form." Mrs. Red Doherty gave the de- bow for Girls will meet at the were served by the hostess. Mrs. suc- dinner. Rt. 3, Hazel; Mrs. Ralph Woods, house basement, was opened by cessful year. PRINCETON, N. J. He se votional. "Ideal Gift" with script- Masonic hall at 7 pm. Maggie Woodg. (UPI) - College Station; Miss Alice Wat- Mrs. James Rudy Altbritten lead- Mrs. Pasco expressed Princeten University freshman limited ure readings taken from Proverbs •••• Pro tern oficers serving her hopes were ers, 304 No. 6th.; Mrs. Darrell ing in prayer The pledge hsnehueger peal bet 31:10-30. department to the for a good club year in 1959-60 Of eating contest wee The Delta of the Clover Cotham. Patricia Lee. Ola ;Cope. 415 W. 9th.. the 175 operatic perform- Elehte-er. Renter, Mrs. flag was led by Mrs. Bill Thur- and stressed each member's part w in Wecineed•ay by Thomas 'think merrobera were present Woman's club 7.v.11 meet at 7:30 Winchester. Ora Lee Farris, 011ie ances staged by the New York Deed Scarbrough Rt. 2. D e•er man. in, making the year prosperous Frankc! of New York City, who in an ; liad group two was in charge of p.m. at the club house Hosteses Riley. Nell Rebbir.s. Nettie Klapp Meseepoliten Opera, 118 were Tenn; Peasant Wilke Turpen, Special musical numbers .were one. sung dmvned *ix and a half hamburg- third ter • fie '1 be Mrs. A C Sanders. Ma- in Italian. 34 in Enesh, 13 Tenn- presented by Mrs. Howard Olila. Floral decorations in ers in five minutes. Lart year's not be I were arrang- French and 10 in Geer freshrhan winner coneusned nine. Profe To Pi The Ledger & Times FARM PAGE New 0 The fi eorriposil sLFarm News and Other Items of Interest to Our Readers in Gowans the Rural Areas and Communities of Calloway County as a I• Contrent .4 are beught. tion might be blocked atere progress label Murray ked if .ere e • • • warns ad-aS lertakerd The cleaning supplies closer t • the Training • David Factors In for in- Peg Board Is bus:nese; e was n .zie. sh •uad be read cars-fully part of the nose where they are 4-H Has :birth ; srmance Meeting Danny then turned the pregram I ife farmatien an care. pert mos4 often used. Closet seataans Editorial Points To Ever. Amendi over to Mr. Sims fur annaunce- and faber centent. The marri- aheuld be made the size sity of most The 4-H merits. The • Proper facturer's inetructems snaukl be Useful As convenient for of Murray Training meeting was disernis,- uni Care the things to be t.ort School was called te order. Ap- ed by the Pres.dent, alter sem. fellawed and the label saved for stored, and pegibcards might also Growing Interest ril 23, by President. Danny games. In Problem future use. be mounted on the back or side • st rumen Kemp. The pledge ti the 4-H Reporter. Of Clothing -Reeding keep.r.g in- Closet Divider walls Vs hold additional :term. has stU flag was formed of new de'. el %silents, given. The minutes te Va.ndelene' McKeel A recent full-page-editorial in avc rail Leona r( the is farm program on the and fail...wing care assaeructions last meeting were read and -L.fe magazine calls open the bach. part of Life editors: but on the label via.11 result in cinthes the roll was called by Secretary, IN THE FAMILY texpayers af the country to "start the LEX LNG TON, Ky. - S ene About 30.000 scientilta and tech- truth of the matter is that farm- e 0f Way that look better, late :anger ser- Anna Stacy, The President asked ABERDEEN, M.-s. (UPI) squawking loud and term enough LEXINGTON. Ky. -Shald pegbeard nicians from 66 nations took - ers are hard-pressed to effective- The and a little anaginatien part if there was any old business. Sheriff to put an end, fir I wash this garment or send it vice arid save •:rne ar.1 rn mey." in the Interriat Joe Q. Morsaghan, barred geod and all, ly combat this type the Ar can heap you make better uee of onal Geophysical The skat:ng party was of publicity. to the dry cleaners? if wash it. broght by law frorn succeeding himself. to thaa incrediable Farm Scandal Unf•ettinately. perform I yl'Ur closet space. Year that ended Dec. 31. 1968, up; Patsy the price support Fiend said she w mid praposed 'day hat his wife be that le getting worse very year." Baar, should it be dent by hand or in Here's the way pegboard was after 18 months. operati.rs on three c‘nnmochties call the man aga.n. The President put up fur the elface. The Lie editnrial is only ano- the washing machine" Will it to Dress Uniform Of used in the Beltsvilie energy- -ovheat, ceAton, and corn-have tet "K.: ther example of a growing pub- relisiou d.fficult to iron?- satang kitchen designed by US- just about turned the public a- Marines Explained lic interea in the so-called "farm These are quest, m. teemen DA home ec Jamie's; same ef gain,* the entire farm progrig, rnorticsti prebiem." In the opinion of many ▪ Other asking about cleths.g care. eays these .d-eas can be used to make including research, education, • farm leaders and non-farm night v Miss D earthy Threlkeld, Ken- LOUISIatia. Si Nan Av- your closets neater, better mga- e...nicervatian, and all the other friends of agr.culture. there tucky Agricultural Extene earl r - erage Cita a re. well in. n.zed and m .re ue.sful, Is w4rthwhile and ',reductive phas- 6 by saYs Mrs, a gnawing dariger that the public Beach. vice clothing epee:a:set. f :meal art -ut tne ne Corps Gladys Lickert. UK Exten6ion es of -the program that are clearly may turn against farmers and -Peeper care of extend ia being America's f erce-n-readi- Service spec.a.ist. in the public intense Piano Cau.se seresus damage to the en- Takir quirte d.fferent today feel even ness but according t Marne The USDA kitehen used hea- It i also perfectly obvious in. tire farm program. will be 10 year: ago; _new developments 'Sgt. Jalt , V .he1- l_ca: at ar.ne va•-duty pegbeard to divide a reading the lefe editorial and • Says the. L:fa Faculty in fabrics and in washing and recruiter. - mutt% mest 7y sur • eet-nrat • two separate storage , ".. the thousands ether such ar- the whole drying equ.p%ort. are reap/TI- tours-is- 'the- famed -Dee - !Vale- rercaa. The perf .rated preeeed farm tsupp.rt program. -cies in recent namths, that no of Rai 'which Darnel' M* - tor atte"d-dfr.-aac.er s. --merldee- nti werad panels -*re handy f r it.; cast y $18 ball .r. in ois,tinctiten is 'being made on the a sure:tor-century. Mason. standing -factors that determine - The Sergeant panted aut that f3.-11n!ing a': kond of me' Se a celessal relative merits of the individual failure. The Robert care of teday's clothes IS neces- She red-tr ouvr-strape, w rres ',fray ha ska and holders available fre• only sensible thing -upper* )grame. The Venda.) • to de Terhur sary if they are to give geasi by of.f.cers and net-cons, corn- A peg'c .ard panel m aur..• about it is ao get rid a it, pr gram, which is the only real- e Slake and sataefactien," she mereates the blood of cemrra - e ten the center clancle-s Sit, it. Why go en leaning good ly succeesful program. Lana cost- for tie money lattes says. iiened and n an csmrneelunedl of- rectangular. conventional - bad? The subsidies ing the taxpayers a cent-or at This wire She lies the follawing factors lacers who lust their lives in tale 03 ene Ode. Which a lareg enacted in the Depreassien. least very little far administra - rent s ,whEn farmtrs as imp rtant in deciding how. batLe of Crispul•eper `.n • t, vasuum c w:re deaper:te te-ern-and yet it is all a part of by lb' the need. Today, oopei garment %Plastid be cleaned: .Mcx.can War of 18.48 and mop. vacuum attactai farnt.ng is a big the same meats to those who are c bueiness, I Irderrnatern an the Meg- He a :a a' aa' a an enller. ciaaning 364., rs are' highly mechanized, per: ill-informed on the matter. Associ farmed mainly tag or en belt )1 fabric: Care r - h.i h 1". n p -as by !erg^ operators All of this points clearly to Tonle c. and enorrnauely efficient...There fiber content, and act • 'a •' aderser Ar..-: - A as and, ir.n ar.d the fact ant faernees, through Fine d.nesh; is no name reason why you their :frau .. f ,n7 t s,, car..eci an. own organ.natiens, are go- p.m. 1 should give a, 2. Hew the fabric is made: 'ta h . • sarrh_r subsidy to this ing to have to do a better jollied o thi successful lig 3 'tent. the fabric- is finisned: hand-ste-hri:_e .ecks of A' pen- ,a. 'l al m ate a business than to telling their story to the pub ,t. 41 Genera! Motors..." 4i1 as th.r gairramt ts mele saaing yeses. •" re ...tee :he Ser- m -tint; d 0. wn the censer divides Life cariven- It may already be too late. :aptly (con tructin and stalei; geant "the high c was of a rectangular. c Obveelti._-nel-s-zed f '•• anntro 5. Type (A laundry sieiperiarati haed. hoavy _eather, palsied for c' er et the ketch r ion sub en. S A porcupine does not roll et- 6. lame the h mcmaker has te c /Mort.- arid served t' ,yard off On one side, which is large clea• "Mee Eeparment. self ink a ball when danger clevote ihesie and Oahe: rta•ements threatens to care; and fa431 everd tartests at tee jugu- . 6 Sc. 6-4P..t.. ate be -Kis - lr but simply arches its 7. Reietive cast- ef bane laur.- lar vein. It was tram his !ra- eta on the pegboard. An .: the edit( rlal er_ant to an -.lava a ,back and hides its noes between dering versus conmercial 'laund- ther collar that Marines earned beard, iron and irsning stappnes lac* of understanding of .1w es foretmws, waiting for trouble ry or dry cleaning the tit,: if "testa:eta-aka' can be st7.red on the other side., 'Taw many eynethetie fibers, The same principle can be! blends., and nevi' finshes on the FOLDS applied ta cloets elsewhere in A LARGE CROWD heatielaF. A. Hilt of Bry Ohio, deliver a talk the importance of the family market labeled today make mer- the iv use. A hall caeset weeee • 'ize farm in Om dairy barn of Murray State College at the annual FFA Field Day recently, spon- chandise increasingly important. TAL.I.A.HAS.SEE F.a I taPI) - utdarr cadres; is ieored Might sored by the college. Murray Lumber Co. Inc.• fur threlabel may reveal hidden Margaret Folds Qu.ck u n coun- have braekets arid hooks mount- Pictured at thc right are E. B. Howton, head if the agriculture department and Jim Walston "EVERY qualities of a faience There is ty rail an a chi.: go 1 public ed on pegtivirds to held umbeel- I of the Ryan Milk Cognpany. Others in the photograph are unidentified. FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" some 104 East Maple risk when unlabeled gar-. durnitness las, het. and overshoes. A , ace- 1 Over GOO FFA boys and their advisorsr‘(rem over Western Kentucky were in attendance. St. Phone PL 3-3161

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