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2K Politics Largest Circulation In PP Th e County • c b United Ptess International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, 19 Ky., Friday Afternoon, June 12, 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 139 you like it 'Dr. Alvin Rolen Pill Is Discovered • Here For Athletes Foot iNancy Bazzell Coed Consented' Practice Bulletin By DELOS SMITH By ROBERT G. SHORTAL Wins United Appointment State Press UPI Science Editor International By .. NEW ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI) YORK (UPli — The nation's —Athlete's faot and other fungus 12 major steel com- Fll POS1 1011 panies today refused to en Defense infeetkris of the zkin can eew be Argues gage in separate cured frem the inside out by an1 bargaining antitenic tail's, with the United Steel Chandler frcm the family of Said workers gungus which us-educed penicil- Union. By JACK V. FOX ter their arrest Opt all feai P raped her. 1101•111MINIEMMIMMISMIIIIIMINIMMII 11.7 For almest 20 years since its OPALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) —1 011ie Steuta.mire, 16, the The is discavery, it was thought of no youngeitt of feur defend- youngest of the defendants. The medicinal value except Lir To ant- on some Be trial for the 'Invalid' rape of a' others are Wilton Colhnowerth, diseases of lettuce Bass Biting Better Nigro cendeteed that all four' and tumatees. 24; Patrick Scarborough, 20; and But four medical had been intimate with her, al scientists re- On Kentucky Lake David Beagl, 18. ported to the FRANKFORT white deputy sGrift, testified to- annual meeting of — Atty. ticipation in the recent cam- the American Gen. Jo M. day. The prosecuted- brought out Medical Assecia- Ferguson said today paign ... regrettable." tkin today that when he would not initiate that all ter made statements in taken as a FRIANKFORT (UPI) — The ouster pro- The newspaper said Vinson was Deputy Sheriff Pill it attacks and ceedings against W. W. Slappie I the presence of himself and de- destroys the state Department uf EN,h and Gov. A. B. Chan- contacted at Yerktown, said the con:fee:nen surface fungus dler's State Ve-gine, was made by puty W. W. Slappey arid that of human being Wildlife Reseurses said Thursday Fair Board appointee where he is vacationing. Ole Steutamire. 16.- from underneath. John R. Sanderlin in the c en- thsy had been advised of their increased bass activity at Ken- unless request- Chandler said Broadbent w s te jail a tow heirs They cited the ed to do Si) after the canstitutiuenl rights. The deputy case of a girl tucky Lake and continued goad by the Kentucky supposed to introduce Waterfieet glir youths were arrested with a fungus infection jump Farm Bureau with cenfrmed t h at the statements Of the fishing for white baes at Federation. at a Trigg County rally durina the 19-year-e'd scalp. Usually the head Negro Flartda were made veleirearily. is shav- Lake Cumiberland are the fishing the campaign for the Democratic Alai ed far that, The attorney general Issued an freshmen. lying on the but this presents dif- highlights at the state's majir nomination but Dr. Alvin C. opinion that Sanderlin's appoint- instead "got up back floor of their automobile. Denied She Consented Rolen ficulties for a pretty girl. She lakes. and said ment to the vacancy he wanted to introduce The girl told the eve Thurs- The girl denied Thursday un- tuck the arra:One by mouth and Black bass caused by Dr. Alvin C: Ralen ns now as- are being taken by Laura • Waterfield, Harry Lee's lb day she had der cross-examination in due course was the removal of Fair Board Presi- been assaulted seven that she it found in her .fly casters and on surface lures Wife." Chandler said someone exiated wen the Butterworth heir. dent Smith Broadbent Jr. was eLso times after a knife was held at had consented to have relations Meanwhile, the fungus dis- in all parts of Kentucky Lake. had to introduce Clinic on West Main Street ac- "defective and invalid." Waterfield. her throat. with the white youths if they appeared. Blueglill also are hitting in e rding to an announcement by nil The opinion, The governor also accused would return her afterwards to Dr. Harvey Blank, reporting sections of the written by Ass. Dr. A. D. Butterworth. lake and a goad Broadbent of asking a photograph- Over heated detente ebjectiens, :he college. for hanself and his Atty. Gen. Walter Herdiman, noted associates at many catfish and stripes are er for a picture taken of the Judge W. May Walker ruled that "Why did yeu submit to the University of Mianll that Broadbent had been ap- them?" Dr. Millen will be in gerueal Schuol being taken in the vicinity of State Fair Board chairman and the sheriff could relate the state- Hopkins asked. of Medicine, listed pointed to the Fair Board from a practice as a family physician. 20 cases Le I.:getters Ferry and Jonathan Waterfield so that it 411nnts made by the four defend- which Miss Nancy Bazzell list submitted by the Farm Bu- could not • "There were four men with a He attended callege at the Uni- sujxr Ecial infections by Creek bridges. be published. ants after .their amprehensien. shotgun and a knife the variety of fungi reau in compliance wih a ititifte around ray ieraity cif Tennessee School and which cause Fair to goad catches of white In his statement to the news- Stoutarnire's lees first neck." she said. 'There was athlete's foist, ring Narks, Bazzell, daughter that provides the nominations nath- reeds his medical training at worm, and of Mr. bass are reported fr m the Upper paper Vinson said that he intro- ing 1 ceuld do but do what such afflictions were and Mrs. Howard Bazzeil f Knik- shall be made from lists presented On the stand hereilf Thursday, they he Univemity of Tenneesee cleared with two-thirds of Cumberland but duced Waterfield at the rally ac- said for me to do. I knew they a pill a day for for three sey4 was selected as parliamen- to the governor by various agri- the girl testified she begead her Schabl_of Medicine in Memphis. weelcs black bass fishing was slow. The cording ts plan and the custom 1R KIST would kill me if I didn't." to six months. t -1 of the Kentucky Future crappie cultural .groups. attacker' not to rnslee her but, After scenting his interrehap at also seemed to be *lying of the county and that Broad- •Pceictillin acts marvelously i2tnakers of America Wed- low with "Subsection 3 of this statute consented as the only means she the Midstate Baptist 1-nepital in a- best results at depths bent did not introduce Mrs Wr- Joe Cooke Jr., a criminology gainst bacterta but nespay at the provides in effect that in case ATE CHIP felt would rave her Nashville, he was associated for not fungus. clase of the state appreacting 40 feet. terfield. life student at all-white Florida State Ms of a vacancy, the unexpired term period wnh Dr. L. D. Webb in new antibiatic, which is entem in Lexington. The At Dale Hallow white basis lei The defense argued that thel University and a part-time de- a shall filled Vinson also denied that Broad- named grie_sokilvin and is related gr p met fr sm June 8-10. the it followed by bluesell be by the governor girl consented Willingly. at least puty sheriff, testified Calhoun City, Massiseippi. and bent contacted the photographer he found to penicillin, won't harm iss Baezell, a senior black who shall appoint a person having in effect, to having relations with Dr. Bolen was b.rn Sr. Birm- bacteria, student bars a poor third. He said that he discussed ths the girl on the beck floor after but it is death surface fungus. at irlesey the same required qualifications Oe white yotsths. ingham, Alabama and has lived for High School this fall, Herrington Lake fisherman re- photograph with Waterfield • he halted the car with the four But, as the person who theretofore sr(' disappointingly, it is net ef- selected from nine ported biliegills Statements of two other de- whites for mast of his life in southern Was candi- biting in all ses- advised him that use of the pie and held them at gun- fective apenst the fungus wheel dates seeking held such office," Herdman said. KIES fendants. Patrick Tennessee. election to this of- tions and white bass catches at ture might be Scarborough, point. harmful to Watie• no w and then infects fiee Nancy has "It would appear that the gov- 21. mid Wilton T. Collineworth, He and his wife and one aim, the deep been district par- night and in the jumps in the field's campaign by forcing Bros, es-gum of man. liarnentarian and also her late afterno,sn. ernor would be required to fill 24, did not jibe with that of the Bchard live on Waldrup Dr:ye. chap- bent's father to become active f r He said none of his teras perliamentarian the vacancy by appointing an in- youngeet boy. The fourth. David The family are members of the patients for the past Blucgill ranked fire at Dewey Bert T Combs. Waterfield's see had any "eignifeant toxic Lake dividual from a list submitted by Beagles. 18. made his statenent Weather Baptist Church. mail- Year with crappie a geed second. cessful opponent in the prtinare 1 feetatians." Nevertheless, roc- Anether girl from this The Crappie the Kentucky Farm Bureau Fed- , Jo another officer, Slappey said. Dr. Rolen includes &ming hit he district. are biting best on election prizmended that other tk,etors Castyn Phelps of Reidland was in-rimenes- around eration - he added. Detente attorr.eys objet.ed •i) heibbies bird acrid duck hurrting submerged troe- Meanwhile the Farm Bureau'; Report should make regular blood counts reporter tope in "It &ems clear that the sewer- arry reference to the statements and fastens. elected - and the sloughs. executive gispinittee plans to meel int.rnatIOassl t r anyone taking the pille-as Me Bazzell, as a ncteetill not have authority to ap- whit+ Sla.ppey !aid were made United Pre.. he result ef be- today at Louisville. :I. es. ing elected to state office, point a successor to Broadbent less than an hour after the ar- will be Farm Bureau executive secre- RETURNED FROM GERMANY a delegate to the national with ut requisting nominations *As. Ce atria:eat, Kentucky — Parity FHA tary John Koon said the grout., • convention to be held in from the Farm Bureau." Ferguson The lawyers claim the defend- cl•udy, continued warm and hu- Chicago Hazel FFA aid was not consulted about the re- the week of July 12 to 18. Ano- said. ants were denied their right to Mid. Scattered showers and thun- niaj and Mrs. Joseph Gordon moval and Sanderlin was neve- ther Kirksey girl, Sandra Bed- "Nevertheless. I feel that the call for aseetance. or a chance dershowers tnis afternoon and Phillip.: two suns, Michael Support On nominated to the beard by th.• and well, district first vice-president, new appointee can serve as a de to "sleep off their (+runic" be- tonight. High today mid to upper federation. and Mark recently returned from will &lee Highest Rating facto officer until ousted, and in f,re making the statements. 80s.. Lew tonight upper 60s. Sat- attend the national con- Germany where they have been view of the short period of - ‘S FRESH urday vention with Nancy. Beth Mies time The soft-epuken 19-year-old partly cloudy and a little stationed in Wri.laaden 'and Tobacco before Is Bazzell and Miss Bedwell attend- the next governor takes of- girl was unshaken under crass- cooler with a high near 80 Frankfort for thd past two and ed the state meet eath their ad- Past Year fice. I do not expect to com s- examination Thursday in her tne-halt years. They are ER WHITE visor, Mrs. .Tames Harmon. mence ouster proceedings unless unday To Be story that the four youth,' ab- ing with Maj. Phillip's m thee specifically requested ta do so by ducted Frozen At '58 Annette Jones, a Kiri:lacy grad- her in her evening dress Temperatures with Mrs. The liazkl at 5 a m. C1DT: Mrs. Pearl Jones, also uate in the class of '59, Chapter 4 Illi ore the Farm Bureau." he added. night of the spring formal received Covington 60, Down:1g Green 66. Phillips parents in St. Lattice Mo. a FHA scholarship Farmers in America Itas '.ust In another development in the • ncc, held a knee at her threat award at the Victory Day, j utsvalle 70, Paducah 89, Lex- On June 17th they will report completed a year of aces* sh- controversy. the Ilrigg County and WASHINGTON (UPI) Kentucky convention and will raped her seven times. Her !nein' 69. London 66 and Hop- to Washingtos, D. C.. where they — The ments that gave the chapter as chairman Senate tenay.eive enter Murray State this fall to for Lt. Gov. Harry Lee M nerne may be used under Florida kireville. 70 will 'be stationed in the future. final congres- highest rating • sional mrjer in Home Er-on...Telles, in the history of Waterfield's unsuccessful guberna- law. appreval to and !sem the cltsb ethodists according to a release tonal campaign calls the firing Portions Yenned the White House a hill which. today by Carman Parks, chapter of Broadbent a "malicious act" by Substantial in effect, would freeze tobacco portions of h er advaseir and Gerald Owen report- Gov Chandler, leery were price supports at 1958 levels Jet Bomber Loses Sunday. June 14. will be Vic- verified by two white Search Madman fer er. A Louisville For Who Put newspaper The tory deputy 'sheratiseineluding the the next four or five years. Day at the First Methodet one Engine In Swamp Hazel received the coveted Courier — Journal quoted C. T. EAR ialso caught the tour youths rare, The Senate, in voice accepted Church in recognition and thank.- Geld Emblem Award in the dis- without argument Vinson as saying that Chandler's giving for the pledging of the bting tried here-and an (Alice a House a- trict field day tempetition Bomb In Station; Injured mendment held dismissal of Broadbent was "with- church budget in full who said she end him 38 to the measure which SAVANA.H, Ga (UPli for the right af-1 — An recently at Murray and was giv- out reas.n." and makes "My first pawed the engine par- Continued on Page Six Senate sevt•r al ef an Aar Force B47 Strat- en the Bronze Emblem in ree g- weeks ago BOSTONN — — A mad under the spensorehip ojet bomber exploded and fell ration of chapter accomplish- of Scns. John Doper 31.000 feet into a swamp Thurs- bomber whsrse ingein(Maly con- ReKy. and ments at the F. F. A. state - IA SUNKIST B. Everett con trived Jordan, D-N. C. day night. aeration time taervb blasted apart • last week. Cooper The amendment The Is Rotary Speaker; a rapid transit station and in- limits price six-eng.ne b•raber landed This was the first time the suppart benefits to two jured 38 persons was sought here individual hour later at Hunter Air Hazel Future Farmers had cvo•r bacco gnower9 to Base today by a team of crack de- $0,000 on the here after emptying its received the Geld Emblem which doz tectives. 1960 crop. 1 fuel tanks. None af the crew was Resolution Honors 25c is given to only the top ranking Dr. Baker The bill yeeild e head off in- njuired in the expiate:en, which chapters in the state. In additim More than a score of men were crea9cs in tobacco 3 1 supixots sche- lel.% damaged the starboard ven.g. to the emblem ratings, the Hazel -lb box 23c assliined to the investigation in duled under present Officials R. L. Cooper was the epaker cognized by acting president Way- law. It was1 raid the •engine- fell Chapter had two members that an urgent effort to track down backed by tobacco hatmlessly yesterday at the regular Rotary km Rayburn. He is leaving the grower into a desolate swamp were awarded cash prizes and 100-ft roll 23e the maniac before he could strike set ik es-man over ope e area 12 miles Char meeting. Copper was in- club and the city to accept a .n trom nerthscest of here. blue ribbons for their participa- again. An escaped the administration troduced by Dr. A. D. Butter- pasitism in Missiterippi. mental patient in a move Cause of the expletain was not tion in state meets. with a record of previous bomb- aimed at preventing worth who was in charge of the Dr. Ralph Woods read a reit- SCOTT fttrt.her los- dett Billy Wisen received $20 and ing attempts was considered a ses of foreign markets Piloting pecigram. olutien in memory .of Dr. Walter and pos- the medium bomber a bk:e ribber for his entry in prime suspect. sible future cuts in was Capt Mr. Cooper, who is the Public Baker, president of the okrb, SCOTKINS acreage al- Thamas Masan of Raen Electrificatiim at the state Three persons were critically lotments. Craiviardeville. Health Adiminstrator of the coun- who died Wednesday morning. Inctewhe said he conventnn and Robert Clark was injured in the blast late Thursday Under the bill, wae on ty told the club about the Ken- The club at-so stood in silent 2 Boxes 29t supports are a routine training flight. given $30 and a blue ribbon for In the crowded North End Dis- fixed at 90 per cent Other crew tucky Crippled Children's Corn- prayer in his memory. of the "mod-1 men-kers included his participation in the Sail and trict. Of the three, only an 81- ereized" formula Maj. mission. He told the club that or 90 per cent' Noel Newell, Wanks Corner. Water Conservation contest. Dele- Visitors included Dr. Role n. year-old man, Abraham Roberts, of the old parity formula, S. C., Lt. Ralph the commission is a state agency guest SCOTT which- Neeley. Raund gates to the state meet were of Dr. Butterworth, Rev was considered early today ever is lower Lake, supported by state and Federal to be ILI., and Lt. Kenneth Bu- Jimmy Wilson and Robert Clark. Walter Miaohke guest of Bee in imminent danger of dying. He 'Supports based on shey, Uravan, funds and is not to be confused nard SOFT WEVE the old for- Colo. One of the high-lights of the Harvey, Larry Moore guest was struck in the neck by flying marla AN/L.11d be with the Kentucky Crippled below the 1958 year's activities SVOS the setting of Ray Kern John Overby guest metal. rate. But a provision Children's Society, which is sup- of in the bill of more than 40.000 pine trees. Luther Robertson- 2 Rolls 25e has the Son Of Harry G. ported by voluntary contribu- effect of freezing supports The The resolution, which is print- chapter had a 100 per cent tions. Searched , For Evidence at the 1958 rate until and unleas Davis Is Killed ed bokw, and the Police ballistics participation in this project. Ano- past presi- experts swarm- rising farm costa force dent's pin, the old ther high-light was an education- The agency receives about one will be presented to ...T.:he a ea Lint' late Thies- rarity formula above the pre,- FRANKFORT (UPI) Harry al tour to the Gulf Coast. The -fourth million dollars annually Mrs. Walter Baker by thc resolu- nay p c'eng up bits of thc bomb. eat level. G. Davis Jr, 16, 90f1 of harry G. chapter spent several days frem the state and about tions cernmittee of the club. They said the per en who plant- at the one- Davis, executive secretary to Miise.iesippi State F. F. A. half million dollars el it "knew his business." The Camp from the X FIVE DAY FORECAST Gov. A. B Chandler, was killed near Gulfeert. RESOLUTION expliersve All but three Federal government. It also re- force was said to be Thursday when the pickup 2 truck members made the trip. ceives one-quarter million dol- WHEREAS. Walter -Baker was Gal 35e abote equal to a Werld War II United Press International he was driving ran off a small New officers fair the coming lars each year from the Polio Called to his Heavenly reward on 100-p und aerial benb. K EerT Y -- Temperatures brieigre and fell 28 feet onto a yaer are; Jerry Waters-president; Foundation and the Green- Hos- June 10. 1959. and The eaten is about 2 feet fer the five-day peried, Satur- iailread track. Hughes Bennett - vice-president; pital in Louisville for services WHEREAS, he estblished him- &la 've the ground on the Metro- day the ugh Wednesday, will The ace.dent occurred on Mill- James Dale Erwin-secretary; Rele rendered to those two groups. wilt as a devoted Civic, commun- politan Transit Authority's elevat- rpnge near the slate noarnal of vile Read just eae of the inter- ert Claek-treasurer; Gerald Owen He reviewed the work of the ity, and church leader. and ed tracks. The platform is out- 74 degrees. A little cooler over section or U. S. 60 and U. S. -reporter; and David Lamb-sen- commission and the service that WHEREAS. "Service side the sheltered wetting r-yonv the weekend fiellewel by a 421. Above slew encl. it rendered to the crippled chil- Self" was Arirthorlrtles found traces of wameing trend a major factor in nis Monday through Davis, a student at Lexington dren of the state. black powder and several other Wednecelay. creed, Precipitation will av- Catholic High Sch-al. wan neiving He reported chemicals on a I dicer in Dewey that 34 children NOW THEREFORE, we, his the erage one-quarter to three-quar- toward Veraailles when tie: act ,- Turnbow Is FACE TRIAL IN NEGRO CO-ED RAPE — In a case, waiting room. They believed the from Calloway County have been fellow lkitanans, express our '00D ters inches and locally rin aie in dtet °CCU:r CC'. Named aided rapidly building to a demonstration of whether south- explosive was planted To Group by the commission clueing lasting appreciation for he fidel- with some scattered afternoon or evening State police said the truck ae- ern justice has a "double standard" for negroes sine timing the past two years. A visiting ity and constancy to the facets and of device in the pub- thunders.hc.wers. parently slcidded on the wet clay whites, Dewey Turrali-w, Nti :ray, has nurse is also a feature cif the of life Match make men Christ- four youths enter the 114-year old courthouse lic 'sin -'operated lecher, common and gravel rad. The bridge teen elected to merneer.hip in commission's work, and she fol- ian and brothers under God. sit Tallahassee, Fla., charged with having raped a 19- in met ralread and transit eta- HOMEMAKERS TO MEET which is 1 under constructarn had the Arnsrican Angus lows up cases teas. The bomb may have been Aseeclate n and makes home BE IT THEREFORE RESOLV- kliKET4 year old negro co-ed. The four, Patrick Scarborough an 8 to 10 int high curb and at St Jeeph. visits fired with batteries, authorities .Ur, annsun- with the local health nurse. ED that we extend our deepo;t (top-left) 20, and Willon Collinsworth, The Penny Homemakers Club steel rcinfircin rods extending 24, and 011ie ces Frank Richard'. secretary.. A patent is never "turned loose" sympathy to his wife, his daugh- Stoutamire said. wi.1 meet Monday, June 15th at another 12 to 14 inches upward. (bottom-left) 16, and David Beagles, 18, Mr. Turenew was one ef the he said, but the case is followed ter, and other members of Many Persons Knocked Down 10:00 a m, in the home The truck les arrived for their trial in handcuffs. They face of Mrs. landed upside down 13 brocaers, et purebred Aber- to cempletien. family. the death The explosion r.pped apart the J. B. 13erkeen. penalty, on the tracks. The boy's body deen-Argus in Kentucky elected He eincluded by MURE.' but no white man in Florida history has been waiting morn just as a two-car reviewing two AY ROTARY CLUB Each member is asked to abys pinned between the seat and to membership of the executed for rape of a negro woman. Continued during the pat heal case!. Ralph -Woods, Chairman ‘it on Page. Three beng a sack lunch. cab. month Dr. Mac G. MeRaney was re- Resolution Committee

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PACE TWO • • LEDGER & TIMES 11=11•11. — MURRAY. KENTUCKY FRIDAY — JUNE 12, FR Major League dette 9-4 vs Buzhardt 24 1959 THE LEDGER & TIMES San Francisco at Phi&delph night — McCormick 3-5 vs J‘Billy PUBLISHED by Go Pierce's LEDGER a TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Standings mez 1-3. Troubles Are Nothing Compared liciataon tuft To The "Hard of the Merray Ledger, The l'nited Calloway Talile, Ind The i Frees International Los An:eles at Isse)s-Horald. Ociabor NI. 1924 sad dm West HostasIdea. • Pittsburgh nigh 1542. 41111111. American r_eagne —Drysdale 5-5 vs Hacidie 4-4 t Luck" Cincinnati of camilo I Team W L Pct. GB at St. Louis nigh! Pascual Who Has Lost Three Close Games JAMES C. te -ILLIA115.,1 MULISH= Chica 31 24 564 Law-cnce 3-6 vs Brogilio By MILTON RICHMAN into We reserve,the ngtit te neer say Cleveland 28 24 338t4 Tomorrow's second place with a 2-1 tri- led a five-hitter and Advertising Lotion ' Games United Press struck out homers and two singles. Roe ar Public Voice items obAda. In our Baitimore 19 26 527 2 International umph over Baltimore. The updatos. ass wok Bin Oho Mid 1)..tro.; San Francisco at Phila. That's twe Athlet- eight in winning his sixth 4:inie. Roberts was the loser. retterest at our treacles". t night no-hitters Wie.hing- ics dumped 28 26 .519 2,2 Los Angeles the Yankees back into Wilmer Mizell, the loser, now at Pittsburgh ton now has loused up for is Roy McMillan cLuted a three- I New Y. rk 26 25 100 312 Billy second division with a 9-5 1:cking HAT11011AL lUCPIULSINTATIVICH Milwaukee at Chicago Pierce but 7-3. run homer to help Don Newcombe WALLACH Irmo= oo. Kansas City if you think he's arid the Tigers SS,Tena.; ISO 25 26 490 4 Cincinnati at ripped the Red Face Wins Ninth Park Asa, Nam lads WM/ 11, W.-shregton S. Louis pitching in tough luck, get a and the Reds to their victory over ANA. Chresipa SO lialpsoana 24 31 436 7 Sox. 8-1, in other American The Pittsburgh IL.itsaise. load of poor Camilo Pascual. - Situ Francisco the Cubs. The victory was New- Bc.:• 23 31 426 712 League games. hallered mlbe Pierce, at least, game Was a comedy of errors with combo's sixth and Cincinnati made Peat Cienere. Murray, lEsssaadc.r Ha Isaamalwass Meerschaiurn, wound up with Milwaukee widened am Yesterday's out of wlech a one-hitter its Nation- a total of 12 miscues. Pittsburgh it easy for Second Class liatter Results es the first - place al him by getting to many me king pipes are made. is League lead to two games with commeted seven White Sox beat the Senators, and San Francis- loser Moe Drabowsky for five 9Sussains.notil N a soh white mineral which 3-1, an 8- victory over St. Louis: MATZ& Or Oirreior lbserap. par wank SIA pas City 9 New Yore 3 dries Thursday night, co five, hut the two that hurt runs by the end of the third assiala aid la and hardens when Pittsburgh beat in- Callum/ adialm asaollok 8 Boston I exposed to the San Francisco-12- most Were the ones made giant umbers. maw. Pascual, his mound opponent, by ning. *Mk end 2 Baltimore sun. Much of its comes from 9: Los Angeles cruchsed Philadel- 1, night Esi- wound up talking to shortstop Andre Rodgers. His first sehir, Turkey. himself after phia. 11-0, and Cincinnati C —e---o 3 Washrngton 1. night 1 sine his mauled ernrr paved the way for two un- third straight game Chicago. 8- . with earned eons in...tha—wyenth .and Today's Games two out in the ninth inning. During the War of 1812. Colavito connected for his game his the DON'T GIVE IT UP fOR LOST One look at the log of second helped the Pir to 'TIL Pze,eual's winning two-bagger oft Milt Pap- tax on Whisky was rifle cents a Leeroe at New Yoek n:ght — last three losses is enough two more in the eighth when hey YOU USE THE LOST & to con- pas after Woodie Held opend the gallon. Today the Federal tax FOUND COI UMN Messi 3-2 vs Bronstad - . vince anyone the scored five runs to o ahead. Washington eighth inning with a walk. Win- alone is $10.50 a gallon. Kar;sas City at Boston night right-hander is the No. Reliever won his 1 candir ner Don Ferrarese held the Ori- Necks 1-2 vs Sullivan 3-4. date for the hard-luck ninth straight game without a los.• of oles to seven hits and enabled 'Cleveland at Wash:ngton night the year. and his 14th in a row dating the Indians to move a helf-game --Score 6-3 vs Kemmerer 44. He had the Yankees back to last year even through Eradi-ate Prevent shut out ahead of Baltimore. which drop- Chicago at Baltem re night with two out he was tagged for — in the ninth on ped to third a three-run Der-even 3-3 May place. MICE ROACHES vs Wilhelm 9- 31 when Bill Skowr n beat Nahomer ys by pinch Pieter Willie — Hadley Got Tomorrow's him with a three-run homer. Homer Often you seek Games Kansas City raked TERMITES — RATS. Last week, the Tigers an old nem- indeed. Cleveleed at Washington alsO beet Southpaw A fr:end him with two i-sis. Bob Turley, for seven runs Johnny Podree . I Ch cage at Baltimore out in the ninth. Just c39 on us and Thursday and 10 hits in four innings to the D dgers held the Phillies ti Detroit at New Yerk night Jim Landis For what yu need. beat him beat the Yankees. Kent Hadley's two hits in winning his Seventh Kansas Cey .t with two out in the Boston two-run homer highlighted a ,ame of the season and fifth ninth by hitting a two-run double. five-run fifth inning rally by the straight. Podres struck out e So Pierce really has no com- r. , A's, who beat Turley walked three and never porn. W L Pct. GB' plaints. for only the • M. . third time in his career against a runner to get as far as Sevott,t The Destructive Termite Er 11 22 .600 The White Sox lefty had a per- 5.i • Ferneisco 16 losses to him. Ned Garver peat He also contributed three of tn, FREE INSPECTION 32 23 561 2 fect ' eame against the Senators We Les Angeles with his fifth victory although he gave Dodgers' 19 hits. Don Demeti:• 3( 27 126 4 , two out in the ninth last TERMITES Ch.ea.o June up homers to Norm Siebern. drove in five runs with a pair of Ar *.N 28 109 5 27 when pinch hitter Ed Pittsburgh Mary Throneberry and Mickey 29 28 .509 5 FitzGerald. now with Cleveland. —.Licensed j Cincinnati Mantle, and finally yielded to & Insured WI 27 29 482 6,2 broke up the no-hitter with Clirribini perch, a strange fish a , Russ Meyer ee St. Louis 22 32 407 1,-2 double. in the ninth. found in Asia and Africa, man- SAN! KELLEY Ray Narleski limited the Red .MeN 21 32 396 11 Samford age to travel considerable dis- Was The Culprit Sox to five hits in helping the Ron Samford tances overland to reach new wa- Phone PL 3-3914 Th Yesterday's Results was the culprit Tigers climb to within a half- Thursday night. Irh ter habitats. They are equipped be F . V.-ere:Are $ St. L *,;:s V1rd inning game of third place. The only eouble was the with cavities over their gilts KELLEY'S PEST ter 1 Pittsburgh 12 San Francisco 9 only hit Pierce run Narlesky permitted was Ted allowed en route which enable them to breathe o'cio Cencirnati 8 Ch:cago 13 his seventh Williams' second h3mer of the CONTROL victory. Pierce air. They use gill covers as 14th Los Angeles 11 Phila. 0. night reteed he next season in the sixth. Al Kaline, wo batters, crutches to hobble along. Meth then welked three Larry Osborne and Red Wilson Today's Games .n a row to force — - — Th in Washington's hit ti mers in Detroit's 15-hit at- ILlwaukee at Chicago — Bur. enly run. •MISSS.Ce—Itepresentine tack.aacTikah:e in this year a Rocky Colavito, still -Miss America" beauty pag- going Braves snapped the Cardi- ENDS strong after his four eant will be Nettie Adelaele heners Wed- three-game winning streak MURRAY LOAN CO. \O W! SATURDAY nesday night, doubled home Dennis, 5-feet-6, 120. 154-22- the with a 12-hit effensive that in- 506 winning run W. Main St. Telephone PL 3-2621 36. She's from More ks Corner. in the ei4ith home runs by Casey Wise AtADMICS Te,.e eizy night "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." FUNN1Esr Guys ARE GI'S! _ to boost CleveTinif tel CrancialleBob Buhl '91 !DEAN JERRY MARTIN q LEWIS National Hotel Building BEP.CEP4 "Just Reminder" SUSIE'S CAFE A Specializing EXECUTIVE CARS These factory executive cars are going like wildfire. Receiving fresh cars every Few days. in These cars are 1959 Imperial, Chrysler, Dodge, DeSoto and Plymouth In absolute new condition — yet carry a good substantial discount. Most of the cars are fully equipped with power steering, Old Country power brakes, and some with air-conditioners. • * And On The Same Program * Ham "SUICIDE There are no deals to be had that will complete with our deals BATTALION" Choice, Tender Juicy on these executive cars. •::-.-:***********4_ --i******-A-fr Before you buy any car chcek at the home of the big 4. Steaks there is an easy Chrysler Plymouth

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ONE TO SEAT— Sett Hogan food will be ready to eat — or stu. ; . ; t &inn?, a Na- sandwiches to tior.al leen practice round at take out! TAYLOR MOTORS Weiged Foot course in Mama- Cotalcg Saies roz.eck, N. Y. He's considered "one to beat" to cop the title. 1,12 Plaza 3-9109 4th & Poplar PL 3-1372 91..001101 • k), shop.Sears cutalog AUCTION by phone Over 7000 ft. Water Front Cottage Sites at • • HIDDEN HARBOR ON KENTUCKY LAKE Ky. State Hy. 453 about 51/4 miles South of U. S. 68 and 4.6 miles North of Tenn. - TERMS Ky. State Line -25% down. Bal. 36 monthly payments. Auctioneer's iv Fee s I5.00 per lot. • Sale Takes Place in Large Rainproof Tent On Property CALL FT 3-3291 commencing • it's easy Tomorrow. 0 Ws convenient June 13th at 2:30 PM Maps and Further • it's fast information are available at The Hidden • • • it's the most LEISURE LAND RESORT CO. Inc 1 modern way clivtien to shop CHARLES S..§,ERTH 7,4 and you "Pcy Lc'.-s the Catalog Way" HIDDEN HARBOR Attorney in CATALOG SALES OFFICE. Fact WAlker 4-5606 Ky.Hy. 453 — 5/14 mi. So. of U. S.68 • m (u Golden Pond, Ky. • • 3Liin

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homers and two singles. Rote Roberts was the loser. Roy McMillan cLuted a three. run homer to help Don Newcombe and the Reds to their victory over Vowte4r40 ade the Cubs. The victory was New- combe's sixth and Cincinnati made 1 It easy for him by getting to t rs club will meet at 10 a. m. in loser Moe Drabowsky for five Social Calendar the home of Mrs. Len Ailams. runs by the end of the third in- ning. Friday June 12 The WrITTS Class of the First The North Murray Home- Baptist Church will meet in the makers meeting will be at the home During the War of 1812, the of Mrs. A. W. Russell, 321 home of Mrs. Charlie Crawford PERSONALS .Ncarth tax on Whisky was rifle cents a Seventh Street at 7:30 in meeting time will be at 1:30 in the Mr. and gallon. Today the Federal tax evening. Ws. Katherine Out- airs. M. C. Warren and the afternoon. land and group Ann Nance from alone is $10.50 a gallon. • • • ten will be in near Dyersburg. charge. Tenn., visited Mr. and Mrs. Art Tuesday, June 16th • • Lee and Debbie Nance for a Oincle No. 2 of the W. S. C. E. The Gladys McElrath BWC of few days this week. Ann remain- of the First Methodist Eradiate Prevent Church the Memorial Baptist church will ed for about ten days with Deb- will meet in the social hall at meet in the hcsine of bie and the Lee's. 2:30. Mrs. Essie MICE — ROACHES Carttr at 7:30 in the evening. • • • • • • N. T. Adams. fr:*m Wett Palm NEW U.S. AMBASSADOR TO ISRAEL-Ogden R. Reid of New TERMITES — The WMS of the RATS. First Baptist Th u rsday, June 18th Beachr, Fla., and J. C. Adams York is shown with his family after he was sworn in as the Church will meet at 2:30 United States Ambassador Israel in a special ceremony at in the The Business and Prafesa"iianal from Bay Pines, Fla.. are opend- to "14-• 4-1 afternoon for the regular pro- the State Department in Washington. Reid is shown holding Buis:nese Women's Club will ing this week with their sister, gram meet his wife's hand. At left is the envoy's mother, Mrs. Ogden REALLY! President Eisenhower breaks out meeting. at the Collegiate Mrs. Calic Jones on Main Sf/eet. with a look of surprise as he and Vice President Restaurant at M. Reid, and two of his sons, Stewart, 9, and Michael, 6. A and their wives attend the 7 o'clock a. m $100-a-plate GOP fund-raising dinner in Washington. for a breakfast. third son, William, is not shown in this Reid family picture. Make your reservaticn with H. Search H. Thurman, Mrs. B. H. The atomic The Destructive Termite be furnished by Mrs. Charles ... Allbrit- theory of matter Erwin-McNutt ten or Miss Lorene was Elder, pianist and Mr. Holmes will be Harald Hurt, Eddie Wells, Swarm. propounded as early as 400 FREE INSPECTION • • B.C. by the Wedding Plans Ellis, Jr., vocalist. 'Michael Rayburn, and Mac Fitts. Greek physical phil- TERMITES The Suburban Homeakers. Club osopher Democritus. Are Completed The bride will be given in Miss Ann Kelly Ellis, cousin of Continued from Page One will meet at 9 a. m. at the city marriage by her father, Stark bride-elect, and R note train came to a stop at the edge park. Some 50 to 60 million railroad — Licensed & Insured Wedding plans of Miss Frank- McNutt, Erwin, brother of Mr. McNutt will serve of the platform. • • • passengers pass through New Se Lee Erw.n and Gerald Dan mainature and groom. Huge beams, chunks of metal Friday, June 19 York's Grand Central SA4 KELLEY McNutt have been completed. a bride Terminal The bride-elect has chosen Miss and raz-sr-sharp pieces of glass The New Concord Homemak- each year. Lee Erwin, her sister, to Only out-of-town invitatisns flew in all directions. Phone PL 3-3914 The double-ring ceremony will Some 20 LEVI'S® CASUALS be her maid of honor. Miss Di- have been sent. All friends and per's ass in the immediate area be perf trmed by the Rev. Wal- create today's hottest ane Elkins and Mrs. Claud B. ielativeis of the couple ,are cor- were knocked flat. style by a mile! KELLEY'S PEST ter L Hill of Murray at three White, Jr., will serve as bride dially invited to attend the wed- Debris rained down o'clock in the afterraiion of June on the maids. ding and receptScn that will fol- street below, cutting and CONTROL 14th at South Pleasant Grove injur- mr. memutt,s w 11be low in the social hall of the ing many passersby. Some pas- the foys of Methodist Church. beFt 1 sengers on the crowded train T,i , f r the occasion will Tom m y Marshall. Groomsmen church. and sun.- were injured when several car • TIsree blocks windows disintgrated. from Beech-. First rescue workers to the Sun Decks • Sporty fishing' a .0A N CO. scene had to dig half a dozen (Venico 4 the Tarpon Cents, There Is A Difference In Used Cars Too pen-ms from benath the wreck- of the World)• All sports and Telephone PL 3-2621 age. The injured on the platform •efivities nearby • Pleasant, NED LOAN CO.'' were strapped to stretchers and Reim EUROPEAN PLAN comfortabl• guest rooms It wercd to a fleet Talk to the owner of one of our late model used cars and of arnbulanes (per person 2 is a room) • Dining Room—Cocktail you'll find in the street. him as enthusiastic as the owner of a new car! That's Dec. Oyu 1.4/arch-4rom $3.50 Lounge •Choice of American because we've built a Authirities said the bomb was reputation for GOOD USED CARS — recon- plaraed in one Apr. titre Nov. --from 230 or European Plan. ditioned checked of the public win and to assure long, dependable, economical driving. ,perated lockers, carranon to most Right now while our stocks are high — our used car values railroad and transit station wait- WE WANT YOU IF YOU'RE RETIRED rider" are at the season's best! Come in and choose from our wide selection. ing rat.rns. Six dry cell batteries Samoc;41 Ratirament Yoar Around ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, ALL , wore found in the twisted wreck- Rates-. GOOD — "LIKE NEW" perform- $140 o.- Room & Board - 1 age late Thursday night and po- IParson ance, well-cared-for look, dependable as they come. 200 arct.- Room & Board -2 Parsons believed 1 lice they were part of Is I room 4' I the bomb. :ARS FOR A BETTER USED CAR STOP AND SEE Traces of black powder and OPEN YEAR AROUND ether chemicals were also found wildfire. Receiving by investigatas on, the lockers. I The t -.' n occurred just as .1" Dodge, DeSoto and TAYLOR MOTORS Is two-ca: 1 oin came to a stop a good substantial at the edge of the platform. Bah- rith power steering, 1 iAt . cz experts therized that this 4th & Poplar PL 3-1372 may have been muse than a coincidence- plete with our deals They sra.d it was possible the Buy A Better Car At The Home of The Big 4 madman eimehow wired the of the big 4. bomb so that the train entering * CHRYSLER * DODGE * PLYMOUTH * LARK the station set off the exploston. NICE, Fla' The blast nipped apart the wait- WRITE FOR DETAILS AND FOLDERS ing room. ANNAITIIT ITTT1 null-/ Coming Soon ssssssssss' "CAT ON A s's'ssssewss- • MURRAY/ HOT TIN ROOF aftIVE-IN THEA TR E Starring Starting today at your MERCURY DEALER'S Liz Taylor Gate Opens 6:30 * Show Starts Dusk Paul Newman ,s> PL 3-1372 TON ITE & SATURDAY TARIAN'S • • FIGHT FOR UFE

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Ii PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES -- MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — JUNE 12, 1959 their bias promptly. El Honesty relays these and other pertinent antee Li good credit, he said. days." Hobbet said. "He said he rigid requirements, Hobbet said. past the Credit Bureau's close Explains Of the other 15 per cent, most I facts, arid the subscribing organ- Hobbet recalled an applicant wanted to make his wife worry Their credit cards amount to scrutiny. One of the major oil Why The are not crooked, he says — just ization then decides Credit whether its with an annual income of $100,- about the bills." blank checks, he explained, with companies now is trying to track "problem children" who over-es- credit requirements are satisfied. Card 000 and a $50.003 home who was no security but the character of down a card holder who ran up Succeeds timate what they can afford. A Petroleum companies and organ- refused a charge account at an the applicant. mere three per cent of credit card Hobbet advises his clients not izations like the Diner's Club or a bill of $20,000 in one month, expensive Michigan Avenue store By MAIRGUERITI DAVIS users. Hobbet estimates, are de- to explain why credit is refused. American Express have the most Occasionally a bad risk slips Hobbet said. on the basis of the Credit Bu- United hem International liberately dishonest. but to refer the applicant to the reau's report. He arrived at Hob- CHICAGO — — The United Ho.bbet's firm Credit Bureau "which is to employs 140 per- happy bet's office fuming and threaten- States is on a credit card jag the sons go over the record with him. to keep its files up to date ing suit. • likes of which have never been on two to three million credit ap- Sometimes we can straighten out seen—but why it works fine because plicants. They check Federal tax a bill hasn't been paid and "But he had to admit he had the plain Ireestabttsh fact is most people are hens and municipal court judg- credit," he said. allowed his charge accounts to honest. ments, and clip newspapers for Wealth is not always a guar- go unpaid for as long as 216 An estimated 70 per cent of character-revealing stories about TH American families hold credit drunken driving or refusal to abc c•ards or have charge accounts of testify before Congressional corn- ins; -me kind or another. In modern !suttees. TV, America many's the man — and abc woman — whor now carries cash Last year the bureau investl- His n ly for tips and to buy the daUy Sated the records of 600.000 per- wr IIC apers. sons all over thc country. if an RED TAG 0 applicant has established charge How does RO it wort, A man who accounts, the procedure is corn- .s up to Go; his neck in the credit paratively simple. Within min- odsiness, Fiv Carl Illebbet, general utes a credit bureau can report manager of the Credit Bureau at the date the applicant was in. Cook RO County (Chicagol Inc., says vest:gated. his largest purchase 85 per cent Mt. of card holders pay and his "pay habits." Thc bureau Far Ten Years Ago roo. Today Rea Ledger & Times File 3-51

Mrs. Max Churchill, Mrs. Dee Denning. 'and Mr. 195; Jimmie Blalock of the Max Churchill top, Funeral Home, Here are the greatest Gulf 'Tire buys in years! Every Gulf tire and returned today from Louisville where ' Mrs. Churchill took in very size is available at big new savings during our Rex ,the State Board's funeral directors examination: Mr. ,R.2,1 Tag Tire Said !Blalock submitted to the funeral director and embalming examination. EXCITING NEWS! US/ Con Miss Luta Thornton of Scottsbluff. Nebraska is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. R. Melone Con and Mr. Melone. FOR HOME-MINDED $=. Charles Farmer, bapd director and assistant professor PEOPLE of Piano 1 h and brasses has recently resigned his work at •f loci If you have Augustana College to begin work toward a Doctor's a mind for a home of your own Ada ... the degree in music education at North Western University, news is that you can buy or build it 3-5-1 years sooner Evanston. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C V. Farmer of than you thought possible! We'll Murray. work out a low-cost financing plan, geared to your circumstances and TOI Mrs. Tom Rowlett, a Phys. Ed. teacher at Murray income that will smooth J. High School has been appointed to the Constitutional the way to proud home ownership for you! ''ommittee of the National Physical Education and Re- 1953 , reational Association, it was announced today. The term ,f service is for four pow years. See Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Shroat announce AkR0Q, the engagement Bank of Murray W ,f their daughter, Miss Jo Anne Shroat, to Mr. Glenn GOI Pace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pace of Salem, Ky. The MEMBER F.D.1.C. ED wedding is planned for July st .iel FOL bath

co• llt GO( MR. FARMER: dres Gulf Cushion Tire refri If you are now milking OT a and would like to increase your present herd, or if you wish to grow 17th into dairying here is your opportunity. Ryan Milk Company in cooperation with other interesteed agencies has agreed to sponsor the FEIN following program for farmers of this area. • Wide, flat—tr—ed PUP Young calves R. and Heifers of the several breeds are being shipped in this area in truck lots. and carload • Non-skid design HE-: These Calves came from T.B. and Bangs FREE herds and most are artificially sired. They have $10.95 been vaccinated fi r pneumonia and shipping fever. • Black sidewall, tube-type •UNF •Size 670x1.5", plus tax and recappable trade-in • r If.gh f I. Jam.

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Fifty years ago, Miami THREE BED ROOM HOME main - Tele - PLaza 3-2815 Beach, OD AMBITIOUS WOMAN, 2-13aC Fla.. was a mangrove swamp. about 1 acre lot on Hwy. just over 25, inside City, at who would lace to earn excellent a Bargain. .FILTIRNILS LESPOINSLBLE PERSON man or TWO BED H E,D APARTMENT income; flexible hours, with fine ROOM HOME on three woman to help kola) teenagers about rooms, all utaities furnish- opportunity for advancement. No Two acres Good Chicken under control when they see House, ed. See at 1803 Wcat Main, phone experience neceary. Write Box About Six Miles West on RICKY NELSON in "Rio Bravo" PLaza 3-3984, 2-13-P 32 T. W., Murray, for :informa- NOTICE Hgy. Only $4000. —Starts Sunday at the Murray COD MODERN tion. 6-13-P TWO BED- TWO ROOM FURNISHED A- Drive-In Theatre, J-19-C ROOM HOME on Three aorta PARTMENT. Hot water and Good Since Well, Nice location, about bath. $25 monthly. 0 W. the end of world War 11, Five Miles ' ----- AMBITIOUS WOMEN - who the nation's out, See this one. risco, 1206 W eat Ma-rt, t.h zie tuberculosis death Public Hearing TWO NICE NEW THREE BED- Plaza 3-1735. want to earn, but crsat only work rate has declined about 75 per 2-13-NC ROOM 1105IES Well located, part time. Av :n Cosinet.t. offers cent. Modern and on Sawrage. 80 Acre 1 BEDROOM GARAGE APAIIT- Notice Farm Fair Improvements, MEN1' Electric Cook is hereby given that the City Planning Good Stove and CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle road only $4500. Ref: igiatse near lite college PL- Commission for the City of Murray, Kentucky, will hold Galloway 3-5041 Insuria.nce and Mrs. Elizabeth Thomason ACROSS 4-1 • • r a public hearing at Real Estate Agency Phone PL 6-13-C OBM IS alma the City Hall in Murray, Kentucky, 1-Raised 6-Aquatic WO 3-54342 Home PL 3-1302. 6-12-C 5-Kiln mammal MOO UMW at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, June 15, 1959. 2-BEDROOM FURNISHED h .0 e, 9-Unimpas• 6-War Roil EIBM GOOMOUO2 sioned 1955 CI1EVROLE1' Belaize hard- mode n 1 mile trim City. Alults 7-Weight of MOMUO MB5W discourse India MOO MOROM top, straight Shift, Radio, Hcoter only. Ph PL-3-3274. 6-15-C 10-Woody 8-Seesaws eery Gulf plants OGOMU TOUI WOO The purposes of the meeting are to conduct tire and white walls. See Cecil or FOUR ROOM 12-Handles 'eh.ra @ODOM GOMM s during our Rex Paschall or Call PL 3-3429. garage apscamerrt 13-Cylindrical disturl,anc• ORO UOV public hearings on the proposed zoning ordinance ft: the 15-Country [mono for 6-12-P siimm,r. 711 Main. $50 of 13-Former WOOOM UWE' monthly. Asia Russian the Five-point area (annexed PLaza 3-2929. 14-fibserveil ruler GOMM OW100 by the City of Murray, USED MACHINE SALE. 1 Sawcr , J-15-C 13-Measure Of 14-Man's name UMUOUUMM MUO Kentucky, Console weight 17-Dine November 21, 1958) and the proposed divi- $89 50, I used Singer 19-Total 000V MOO MOO HOLSE, 12th and Olive TO-Arrow 03M0 21300 sion of Console $139.50, 1 used portable Stieuts. 21-Worker MUD the Five-points area into zoning districts, and the Two baths 21-Courageous $32.50, 1 treadle nrachine $5.00, -f :Us bearos- ms: Aleo 23-Rabbit bednaan apartment, 2:_gepeon,!T of 24-1.Inger classification of such districts. The zoning 1 hand vaccten cleaner $7.50, I one bath. 25-Talks ;ditty 20-River la 34-Perch map, zoning Cat! or s,•rite France 36-The caatos *flour cleaner $20.00 Call Bill sue De. Ciawford PL 26-Ravines ordinance are to be considered 3-1503. 22-Mal,-deer 27-Speck 31-1)ecays 37-Father by the City Planning Adams, 39-Hindu 9 PLaza 3-1757 ar PLaza ITC 2441..m, 25-Plague 9 25-S-varate 33-confession of r • ml,n 18 Commission for inclusion as part 3-5480, 201 South 13th, Murray. 23-Male sheep faith of the -General Plan 3 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS furrx h- 2E-1 41- ls,satire 37- lieizin for the development TIC ed apaitmeat Teltaih frre PLaza of Murray, Kentucky, and this hear- 3-4552 2 3 4 A,: 6 7 2 TOMATO and PEPPER PLAN i S. 8-15-P ing is being conducted as provided (enter.) „,.. ”. in KRS 100.670. J. R. Melugin, 402 North 71h. 22-Man's *49 ,, A-... 6-13-C nickname :0 r— NOTICE I 33-Jargrm 1 2 14 Copies of the proposed 34-Greek :isrp ordinance and map may 1953 CHEVROLET HARDTOP. letter ,1 l. 35-Grain 15 10 17 be examined power glide, excellent DEAD at the City Hall in Murray, Kentucky, and condaaln. lsiOCK REMOVED FREE 36-Military See at Nsble Brandon's ou FU4Z.`1 PI 'met 19 attendance service. Trucks dispatched organization ....*: 20 %VI 1 at the hearing by all interested parties is •lioad. 2-13-P by two-way 87-Chimney tudio. Call collect carbon 22 • /7,23 invited. Mayfield, l'hotie .33. If no answer GOLDEN. ALBINO and BAND- 311-Sle-olng- .• • .e..5 cal! eisitect Union City. Tennessee, sickness fly ED HANISPERS. Clean, malta3 20 :.-.?' -'•, paone Tlil 5-9361 TFC 40- VegetaLle ,,,.•:•• '. stock. Call PLaza 3-4874. 6-13-P (pl.) i7 28 :•:.‘7 .7.',40.''r3i ; ,• 1•:••• CITY PLANNING COMMISSION VAC1A.NT LCYPS MOWED 42-Wlpe out FOUR BEDROOM BRICK, two WITH 43-Pertatning 32 tractc.r and cycleme-type to ,34 baths, built-al Las( n and st na.wer. Norway '..5P Call Phil Erwin, PL 3-4744 44-W Inter 4lr-oonditi.ined, one block from or Murray Charnibe.r of Cc amerce. vehicle Verne Kyle, Chairman college Phone PL-3-3349. J-13-C lit-Let 31 6-12-P It stand 'ci ::':40 41 :4 GOOD USED FURNITURE, one DOWN RUMMAGE SALE at dresser, two chest of drawers. F.:a Metho- dist Charon, saiurcloy, 1-Staff of life PN: :•:- I. H. Key, Commission Sec'y *refrigerator. See after 5:30 today starting at 2-Wander 45 iTire 8:30 a. m. or all day Saturday at 107 Narth 2-12-C 3-SuPerlAtive 17th ending DLtr. by LnIted Feature bradica le nr_ .1 street. Mrs. Franklin. ITC NOW IS 'HE TIME TO IN- vs. STALL GAS. Look forward to ABNER FEMALE COCKER SPAiNIEL next winter and install your PUPPIES- $10.00 each. See Mrs. natuzal gas appliances now. You r tread R. get up to 80 feet 516H!—AH GOTTA WAIT H. Kelso, Lynn Grove, Phone of son-ice line AH NINAH TIRES 0' IS THET 11E-5-4712. 2-17-c installed on yror property free ',W44 s THREE LONG,LONESOME SHECKS,NO !! THET TENDER SCENE MOON- lesign -Of „charge. See yaur 1,41 met- MONTHS TO SEE HER THIS IS A c1 stes today r WHAR SHE BREAKS BEAM f. an estimated NEW PITCHER!! SOAHIL EARTHY FFOR RENT cost on gas heating or for other tk51 •Tit`i Irt‘ T'OTHER GALS BACK!! McSWI NE2 E"/E-TALIAN BEAUTY! wall, gas appliances. SEE HER tube-type 2-13-C MOONBEAM IS UNFURNISHED OLD ONE • APARTMENT, MERELY A DIRTY scappobie trade-in m.le West on Lynn Grave RUMMAGE SALE At !! AMERICAN!! Highway. 3 roams and bath, let There will be a rummage sale ii floor. $25 monthly. Phone at the Firq Melba:Eat Church Jam cs C. Hart, PLaza 3-1204. Sraturday morning Mtting at 2-12-C 8:30. irBacked by c,con the Famous %lab— I t‘5# NOTICE ,:•C•- • Gulf Narrt•I • -ff. alereata.. You can be sure that the quality NANCY by Ernie II uabniallar of arm Gulf Tire Effective Monday. June 15 youiCsy Ts I;oacked AUNT FRITZI-- by Gulf. PLEASE BRING ME A GLASS OF GLASS HAIRCUTS 11.25 WATER Big Savings/ --- I WANT OF TO FILL MY WATER? sted Below SWIMMING MANICURE $1.25 POOL \( These price changes will be effective in the following — As. el f L BEAUTY SHOPS in MURRAY! Iles 11 IPat00 - -•••• _j11.1 Ce.• 1919 11.• lid99.1 Pear.* 1.•••••• ICE MURRAY BEAUTY SHOP 7 JUDY'S Pk BRIE an' BEAUTY SHOP SLATS by Raaburn Van Bowen KUT 'N KURL BEAUTY SHOP r-- PLAZA BEAUI Y SHOP GERRY'S BEAUTY SHOP JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP • COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP ER VICE IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP CHARM BEAUTY SHOP VENELA'S BEAUTY SHOP SERVICE ROBBIE'S BEAUTY SHOP AGNES' BEAUTY SHOP DEMUS' BEAUTY SHOP MARY'S BEAUTY SFIOP

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PAGE SIX r"-1". V EVTr'rf" legele19111511141L— FRIDAY -- JUNE 12, 19:). that without them "there wou!1 'might be helped d 1 id to Kee Cm andoth aermso.:dzr varietyx‘ h i of ccohlze ises.iOelc.. started the roas lor la heretheollate June gouatolis pie- be. 'little if any art, literature, them . ii ;figs. where the) Sunday. •. Psychologists aren't IT le :mall music or scienceoo crime" ! l elped. he isomplainod. iortarbod ar fry in 1946. vail. Gononued from Page come and trapezes go. One "Ooe does not have to be a Kozo! began by trying .• tnis seas- to Say onal fa:hien He said " about 'Life Of Gown Varies psych:opath to be a creator plain's has changed little 90 per cent" or a , . what is a psych path. of all new cont.. re nee year. Warn Behavior criminal, but it Non-conformaos in its lung history. Even Paris girl graduates clonoe white. Clark sad his company figures h:lps." according ; Most Modernized This sict.tv was (whirs 'to Dr. Harry and New York edicts on hemline But grade and high school boys the life of a gown Irian three to ca• A -- L. Kozo!, ncorolo- , -Although there are vast dit- tho ugh the gen orosity changes affect the gowns not are wearing "at !east 12 shades five years-which is on the aver- of the Same l est of Harvard University. ferences between indivoltral psy- at member n.p and Le all. Seven inches from of blue ranging frirm royal to comnizncements tne work of the ot The He was urging what he con- : chepaths. there are even grealo By GAY PAULEY the floor age of nine to 15 is the standard length. pale. kelly green, pale gold, ma- loyal laymen part (-mating in Ugh F Aered a mere reaaonable treat- j differences between them and UPI Women's Editor for one costume. By DELOS *SMITH the rcon or bright red. For college onnual Every M.rriber Canvas. , ment of ceaninal psychopaths by ' avefage normal members of the NEW YORK (UPI i — They've "Poplin once was our number UPI Science Editor The hist.,ry of cap and g.nen Tnis' program was practicaiiy , both the law and svhch iatrists. , community." he modernized the mortarboard, one material." said T. G. Clark, graduates, black :s standard." VORK !.'PI said.id "A sinipe dates to the church-superOised cempleted bef(re the recent meet- — One sci- Both tend to keep them out of generalization about psychopaths general manager. eastern divi- chopa•Oo: ft used to be of pressed Rental on cap and gavn runs schools of the middre ages, says ng of the annual conference in • Pro is memo! h v..!-:( re ,vu!d characterize them as non- card- sion, the Co:legiate Cap and board. Today, non7ourling from $275 a release in my desk, which Memphis. The Sunday sermon SIP3- nf, rrnists. plastic Gown Co. "Now, we use more to $4.25, dopending on shapes the flat tops worn quotes Dr. Ben G. Henneke. pres- jeCt is "The. Dow on the Fleece" 'Is the re any difference by May of the cool. porus materials- ray- ! the type of material One outfit be- and June graduates. Gowns ident of the University of Tulsa. recognizing those special accomp- Unit, .veen legal nan-coormity also ons and acetates." may -graduate" three times in a ill and are of lighter lishments and victories of weight fabrics season. It will be the What Could ..it.stic or literary or even ac 3 - White shipped first Because these medieval univer- church which evidence You Do With Popular to the South the real- cm e non-conformity? I doubt if sible moment in tne hope of In where early com- sities were chilly and damp. ity of faith, eolor, he said, both sexes mencements love and hope with- o-iere is. In my opinion tnere is preventing anti-social behavior are i ule, back to!priests and m-nks wore heavy wear white for kindergarten a Ili toe body of Christ. Rei -.a basic deferenee between , and channeling his regional office for sterilization robes for warmth. Hoods kept energies into graduation. Kindergarten? Yes, Folkywing the sermon the pies ,sychespath who enriches society ' socially contributive and pressing, then on to the their shaved pates warm. Gradu- ....pursuits.- said Clark, his firm, which calls lies for the new year will he .nd the one who rcbs it. They he said: Midwest or West Coast, back for ally. said Henneke, these clothes $1 itself the nation's largest in the cleaning, oented at the altar for dedo 50000 and .,re cut .f tine same finally to the East o cic'th. aria became a symbol of schalarship. .ai., n t .st and Ho church ,ny apparent difference is in ineir goals rather than in their The Now at 11 ,11 u Pay off all your debts - Repair your home - He wasn't concerned for the PURDOWS (-halms: enriching pcychopaths. Society Take a vacation? commit rewards them generously. ne Council -aid. "and has often overlooked it's New, Automatic, was an r forgiven very seiaUS deviations it's it's eke of You Can Do from conventional norms of be- A Lot With navior." Nor was he critical of he •cciety's vigilance tOW ard anti- social psychopaths will ct day in s1.500 or even $1.000 Some Are Threats STEP-TOE-MAGIC Near it or $500 "It certa:n:y cannot afford to 000 dil be complacent about them," he been id said. 'Whereas some (Exclusive OPEN -EASE) tion sh And you can get this much are mere- on your automobile. ly nuisance-s, others are genuine Mr. Ri, threats There appears to be a "Our furniture or real estate (first or second mor- vast aggregate of suet anti-soc- Rieke s .al individual Cl uence who appear to be /1fr*N1 dedicated inexorably to gage) and repay each month on terms convenient making •01 br trouble for themselves and oth- (OWE It can ers. Ins& to your income — The Interest? — Just 6'-c per "Can anyone question how close cnychopaths have come year — Two years to repay. to Rai the conquest and destruction of epepp.6A- (9e the present social order The psychopath of tomorrow will be Nek no different from the psychopath The First Industrial Plan yes'orea) He will either en- rich and sreate evilizations, or he will SAVINGS impoverish and destroy in' LOANS them." 204 So, 4th St. Phone PL 3-1412 The thing for society to do is "to reconize and rehabilitate the psych path at the earliest pos- Unit. TALL The tri P erused There Is A Difference In Used Cars Negro e Too • • - • •• %I Two del sented Talk to the owner of or— of 1:-.te model used cars STEP-TOE-MAGIC Ilk girl you'll find him as enthwia-ic and r.s the owner of a new car! have do because we've Ludt a ;-eputation That's FOOT LEVER for GOOD USED CARS — recon- This ditioned and checked to assure long, dependable, economical driving. Scarbor. Right now while our man, br stocks are high — our used car values are at the season's best! Come from Ni in and choose from our wide selection. ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, c, t trtrem ALL GOOD — "LIKE NEW" perform- ance, well-cared-for look, dependable -oki gir' as they come. mitt eir rie a six FOR A BETTER USED CAR tend at STOP AND SEE OPENS Prosec AUTOMATICALLY • *toiled the four TAYLOR ter core MOTORS feast ors the girl. 4th & Poplar It wa PL 3-1372 all-u-htto Ivy late Buy A Better Car At TO A FULL SIZE Oaf The Home of The Big 4 The r SLEEP -TWO BED )I the jars * CHRYSLER * DODGE * PLYMOUTH * LARK in end wr the said he to ask he mak /1-1,6eo etat to the Famous Rowe - at . CI rout deneed STEP-TOE-MAGIC metal GOSPEL defense (OPEN-EASE) 00 four d-e. f. re thl All with Oght Exclusive Rowe • Eti•th 'ect-e6e Beareie.. MEETING Porma-Cushioning .ho wa with Beautiful !chord 199 cons-cnt Matching Chair Ey.• to 7th & POPLAR It's new, it's automatic! Revolutionary new feather- o1 hr de touch opening-ease eliminates bendfng — pulling — strain. rr re, Simple as A B C. w eth, A —Step on Step-Toe-Magic foot lever four wl B — Your Sleep-or-Sofa opens automatically Ne:th, CHURCH OF C — To a full size sleep-two bed • alirth I CHRIST Luxurious sleeping is yours, plus styling Fut cha and tailoring that will keep your Howe Sleep-or-Sofa in fashion for years sented to come. Choose from • wide variety of fabrics and colors. Flurry in as stocks, of necessity, at this bargain price are limited! Beat Beagles

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