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AUGUST 9, 1958- WNW As A Best All Round tentucky Community Newspaper E FOR PARENTS First ... CUM —The Church Largest newspaper urged its with lay to still "infantile Circulation In uring Sunday servicie Local News The their children hear, City before taking them to • and Largest full of breakfast will Local Pictures Circulation In y sleep through a The County mns," the church pe- lf he does not, it is United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR he is teething, and Murray, Ky., Monda Afternoon, AmiEst 11,1958' MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 er be taken out of Vol. LXXIX No.. 190 left at home for a w 0," U.S. And Russia Seek Support One ical011 IN HAWAII BILL 4111 By ;TON (UPI) — The On Rival Middle •ior Committee over- East Plans Two Passenger Trains approved a bill Wed- Berserk Man, nake Hawaii the 50th By BRUCE W. MUNN s uncornmitted delegates today and ;peaker Sam Rayburn United Press International Tuesday to seek support for their sid the measure had • rival plans before Wednesday's Two Injured '- of passage at this UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Collide In New emergency meeting York of State 'ongress. (UPI) —The Soviet Union today the U.N General Assembly. was using the threat of a new Gromyko flew world war to back its demand in Sunday from PHII.A.Deff,PHIA (lire.; — A Moscow with a for the withdrawal of U.S. and warning the quiet - and polite" 60-year-Old Herbert Hoover, 84, threat of ists troops from the Middle war 'in the Middle •.aintenarice men went berserk Five Reported Killed, East was Celebrates Birthday 40 Are :L and to win support front !:atill---vexY acute and eunday. stint and killed on; per- THEATRE the uncommitted U.N. members for determination to make the n and critely wounded two Sunday in New York the Soviet position. presence of Anglo - American eiore, including a policeman, be- Times Tasite — troops Injured in Jordan and Lebanon Early This Morning Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei fore he was /elled in a running GREENWICH, Conn. (UPI) — the scapegoat for the IISSISSIPP1 Gromyko and U.S. Ambassador present t gun battle with police. Former President Herbert Hoov- Middle East crisis. Henry Cabot Lodge were report- 1 Police said Robert Thempson er, one of the nation's most SLOA'I'SBLMG, N.Y. (UPI) 'AMBLER" Position Clear — occurred, shortly before 7 a.m., ed meeting with some of the 11.11 started shooting after-' he was active octogenarians, celebrated Two Erie Railroad passenger e.d.t. ROHE He received powerful support POWER _ . .,..„„...... ; surpr.sed allegedly molesting a his 84th birthday anniversary trains collided headon today at from Premier Nikita Khrushchev • in Color — • 1 three-year-old girl in the Weet Sunday with no sign of letting a blind curve near an abandoned Dead Aboard Eastbound who said in a speech in Kuiby- .1,- Philadelphia tooining house up in any cd his manifold Ac- depot just south of this Rockland All of the dead were aboard — and — shev the Communist world would Thieves Smash • • •i..:- veh eft• h e lived. tivities. _County community,___a bsi ul 40 the ea,stbound train, according tectu everything to root the-ag- le -state police. They were We-- CAPE FROM gressors . Tht. dead man was lilenlified While congratulatory telegrams miles from New York. and establish peace on engineer, the woman passenger .s Fred Boyb, a roomer in the poured into his Waldorf-Asteria- State police said five persons i QUENTIN" earth" if the West caused,-&-wer and a ,man.. passenger in tindow; Steal eirtie of Mrs. Gwersdnien Medte ttg 1114.- wears-killed aaa- abosi4--40 -iniereele Tirst car ins, 53, who was reported in World, 11.1t:Overiline 4 the day 12 seriously. and a conductor in the The Soviet position was clear last car. its critical condition at the Philadel- with his eon, Allan Ii. Hoover, - MONDAY Middle East policy at the -I Three of the dead were be- The fifth victim, a man pas- U.N. phia General Hospital. Mrs. and his bon's wife and chikh•en $171,500 Gems session will be simply to!" lieved .to be passengers and the senger, was thrown clear to the . i Meekins was shot in the mouth. at the younger Hoover's home get the American and British others trainmen. track. He was killed instantly. troops' out of Thenpson was reported in here, 30 milee from New York. the Middle East. LINDA SUE GASS won first place trophy last Monday night One of the dead, a woman, It took rescuers almost an NEW YORK (UPI) —A team Khrushchev said crnical condition at the Presby- During a news conferenee at Russia would in the five gaited pony class at the Trigg County Horse Show, was trapped in the wreckage hour to reach the first .three of daredevil thieves smashed do "everything terian Hospital Where he was his New York apartment on possible" to ac- riding her show horse "Fine and more than two hours after the bodies. The woman's body was open two display windows Dandy". Linda also took treated. for wounds of the at complish this. second leg Saiturisay, Hoover went on record trains telescoped near the unused the last recovered. tmearsk place in the five gaited open class. IMAM Tiffany's on Fifth Aven- At the same and cheat. for limiting former presidents INION time the Russians "Fine and Dandy" has been a first place winner many times Sterlington, N.Y., station, between Fifteen of the injured — 12 ue/ and lifted out jewels in one indicated they also The policeman, John Wilson, to a seven-day, 12-hour-a-day 71001111MXIIP would do in the past few years including the Ben Thompson Trophy at Suffern and Sloatsburg. She was men and 3 women — were ad- of the city's most brazen day- everything 24, who despite beirsg shot in work week a n d 15 they could to dis- Paducah, Ky., three years in succession, being - minute identified tentatively as Mrs. mitted to the Good Samaritan light burglaries. the only horse the beck. took part in credit the United States and to retire this trophy. the run- speeches. Pauline Cronin of Tuxedo, N.Y. Hospital in Suffern, and 4--thrsi• 1 WAY A foot patrokrtan assligned to Britain, Already ning battle with 'Phornpson be- Hoover, • jovial • ONLY! the official Rus- Linda is the 12-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob and chipper, 'State polices quoted a baggage (Continued on Back Page) the area had just been Gass of fore keeling over from with- sian press e'as accusing Wash- 1000 Sharp Street, loss of unveiled an impressive array of man on the westbound train WC. 11th drawn to help blood was reported 6 guard Russian ington of trying to paralyze ttie in "critical" elatietics for people interested in as saying. "we were only going e foreign Mirnster csondtion Andrei Gruffly- General Assembly ,even before et' the PGH with a what a "retired" former presi- about 20 miles ap hour — slow loa. .the huileteekidgesti in left lung. 'URN DATE session started. Heavy Schedule his dent doea. enough so I could have jutnped All Residents Coupling deftness with pre- May Surprise Parents Try lersteer John F. Driscoll said -He said he received 1,620 in- off anytime witheut getting cision timing, the thieves capi- The U.S. position was more Before Congress Mrs. Met ions surprised Thump- vitations to speak last year and hurt." of the talized on the waive. and President XXI . and her granddaughter, patrolman's ab- Eisenhower Adjourns delivered "nine major speeches The eastbound train, police Urged To Have s.hte to slaigeharrtner and Secretary of Skella, in a bedroom the open State John To Sell on and 21 minor speeches." And, said was traveling at about 50 holes is the Foster Dulles were still Son seecind floor. hatter-proof win- putting WASHINGTON (UPI) —Con- The. child was sent he noted, he traveled a total miles an hour," according to the .ATT and dows the final touches down.stairs and then extract four oTt the plan in gress headed into the home- and Boyd came up of 19,952 miles by air and about best information available." display items. Washington. to see what had happened. Polio Shots stretch today in its drive for 3,000 miles by automobile. :RUGGS Stolen were two There were hints in Washing- For Truck The inspector sett Thompson Falls To Stop platinum and adjournment, but no one amid The nation's 31st pressident thsaiond nasidassaa. each edibles& Ion plan.plan, would contain tell 4.1efl.. the room but returned a office eseartly When st swots* cress' disClused has staff, isrti.ch A 'spokesman for the Brie - Ned Galloway, 12, the son OPRY M $06,760, a sapphire and dia- dramilic surprise proposills be- few minutes later with a .32 numbers four secretaries the finish line. and a Railroad said the accident oc- of Taz Galloway of Alm°, is mond pin worth $18.000. and yond the already-stateel intention TULSA, Okla. caliber revolver. He shot Mrs. a (UPI) — A The Senate met two hours retsearcher, replied to 55,952 let- curred whet westbound train, resting in the Murray SHOW diamond of outlawing "indirect aggression" Medium a Hospital and platinum ring val- young couple and the man to,-earfier than usual tocley to and then bred a single ters in addition to birthday, in the Middle East press headed for Port Jervis, Z.Y., in "good condition" suffering ued at $16,000. Ignored by the Much of whom they traded their infant its bullet into Boyd's chest, Dris- Christmas or speech acknowl- Was it was clean-up drive. It was to failed to_estop at Suffern Stalion from non-paralytic polio, accord- %shwa thieves were two. pins, set expected to follow U.N. for a pick-up truck and a coll saki. • with consider a plan for lax relief edam ere s. to permit the eastbound teain, ing to Dr. R. W. Hahs. the boy's t July 21st. C"rnunds Secretary-General Dag Hammer- pocketful of Police and sapphires. valued money were to be for small business. were cailed and Wilson, bound for Hoboken, N.J., doctor. sicjold's proposals to coordinate to pass •• $9,000 each. charged today. An undetermined with Ins partner, Van Holland, peace plans with efforts number et on the westbound track. The boy was admitted to the All of the stolen items were to im- Mr and Mrs. Richard Readdy, found Boyd on the floor and prove economic major hurdles remained' before According to the spokesman, hospital August 3, and two days THESE TOP Insured. conditions there. 1641 West Lynn St., Shamokin, Mrs. Meekins lying across a bed, No Injuries the 'lawmakers could depart the westbound train was sup- later it was confirmed There still was a major pos- Pa. to that he Ahhough Tiffany's is equipped :hod,. Jesse Lester Burger, begin election Driscoll said %Prison went down- Suffern, kITRY MUSIC sibility Gromyko would raise oampaigning. posed to stop at about had polio. Dr. Hahn said that with an elaborate alarm the 42. Eldorado Springs, Mo., were stairs to radio for help. As he system, issue of Communist Final. action stall must be tak- five miles south, to permit the Ned had not been given polio the windows China's ad- held in jail following discovery went out the front dour 'Thomp- STARS * are not protected, mission en on measures involving science Reported In eastbound train to use the west- shots. to the United Nations Saturday of the deal eta- swap son, since they were ceresedered im- education, Serial Security, who had been hiding, shut bound track because a freight According to R. L. Cooper, at this session. He told newsmen the Readdy's 4' -month and penetrable. old son, foresgn him in the back. train was running on the east- Administrative Sunday. "We think that the Andrew aid approprialeons. Assistant of Cal- * In Heavy oak paneling Paul. to Burger. Wilson etagg_ered outside and bound eastbound a n d Chinese peopple's republic A bipartisan drive was under- Accident Sat. track The train, loway County Health Department, should Meanwhile. Mrs. Readdy's fath- returned draperies back of the windows occupy_ way in the Senate the fire. Tbumpeon ran in turn, was to cross over to only about 54 per cent of the Person its Rightful place in the er, William. Murphy. planned to to restore were believed sufficient to mut- United federal sch.clarshms down the street to an mipty lot its regular track at a point about eligible people in the age group Nations. And the sooner try to obtain custody of his to t h e the sound the pounding of epaceage science where Holland and Wilson man- A two-car wreck occurred Sat- a mile and a quarter west of under 19. in alloway County it is done, the better." grandson from Tulsa County juv- education bill. -the sledgehammers aged to catch him in a cross urday afternoon about 1:30 ac- Suffern, permitting t he west- have had at least OMISSION made. This enile authorities. The House passed a bah of its two polio was believed Murphy told fire. cording to the Murray city police. bound train to resume its run. shots. to amount for the Tulsa own las tweek but strpped away authorities Sunday by tele- Some Involved in the wreck were Somehow, however, west- 7114P• fact the two guards inside the the seholarthipe provieion. 20 sexes were fired be- the Mr. Cooper urges all people phone he wanted to give the The George Ramsey bUTIBiigl said they heard no Final Rites Senate fore Wilson collapsed. Holland and "Fray Cun- bound train failed to receive in this age group to see _their young.ster a home. He said .he bill, expected to conic to Friss In Cars -4, rrsoved in and overpowered ningham with no injuries report- Its Instructions Men -the Suffern famiTy doctor and get rheir shots would come to TOIsa if necessary a vote this week, calls for more Thompson When he attempted ed and some damage reported to tower and barreled through with- because this disease H to obtain the boy. than 20.00Q scholarships, but Re- to can be pre- 40 PAP*/ Please eld reload. The inspector both autos. out stopping. vented. If,. -1 For Tulsa detectives publicans were planning said Hol- person took one disclosed that t3 cut According to reports, Cunning- "It appears to have .heed the figure land took the revolver from a or two shots at the Callcnvay Mrs. Readdy had told Mrs. Bar- to 10,000 in line with ham was driving .Four jailed In Thompson along with a knife north on 12th case of man failure," an Erie County Health center, he may bara Jean Burger that she was President Eisenhower's recom- he dismvered his street at a slow speed when spokesman asid. receive his remaining shots there Ffiwqrfic expecting. another child. She mendatiom. :rt. belt. • did Ramsey, who was coming out He said it had not been deter- free of charge not say when The cloeing as long as the she believed it congressional drive of a . driveway, backed into his mined, however, who was to Whiskey would vaccine holds out but Cooper Raid be burn: - was marked by a heavy flow .1 Search Continues path. Cunningham hit the Ram- blame. states that the supply Debent Edwards, age 53. died All three adults signed committee is getting state- reports summing uki sey car causing about $65 dam- Because of the site — at a low UCTS.. Sunday' at 3:00 ant, in ments For Missing Tot and there will not be any the Mur- admitting the transaction recent inveatigatione. age to the Ramsey car and blind curve Four persons were arrested and ray — neither train .was more such vaccine. General Hospital after an by which Burger obtained thc damaging a heaolight Machines jailed Friday on charges of sell- on his own visible to the 'other until practi- The peak season for polio illness Of 'two days. His death baby and the young couple drove OLIVE HILL (UPli —Searah car. ing and possessing alcoholic bev- cally the moment a-Impact. is now upon us, Mates Dr. J C. ne Plates was attributed to a heart attack. off in Burgers 1957 pickup. The continued today fur two-year- Patrolmah erages. according to Cohen Stub- Norman Lovins and Besides the two main tracks, McGuire. Director of Mr. Edwards resided at 408 deel, was disclused .thileugh okl Debbie Ann Greenhill. miss- the State nps blefield, Calloway County eeheriff. So.. a Chief Charrhe Mary answered the There is If third traek, -a siding, Health Department's Eirtheh Striset. telephone tip. ing since Saturday night, but Bureau of Police officers Local Men call. at the point where the collision 1 Awards said the four On 'radical Services.' - • & Survivors include his wife, A detective followed up the au th oriti es &emu nted theories involved were: Bryart Hill, sell- ."Aukust and September have Mrs. Ruby Edwards; one daugh- tip and overheard Burger tell that she may have been kid- ing "moonshine whiskey," Rea- consistently been the months TAMPS ter, Mrs. Eugene Helms, Careen, his wife that the baby was hers naped or injured. ate. Hill, having possessicm of Active Duty when the greatest number of I11.; one ssm, Hobby Edwards, and he had given the couple the A posse of about 50 men was Radioactive pe Outfits ifhiskey in her house, Oscar Fallout Imperils polio cases occur in. Kentucky." Arlington Heights, 171.; one truck and money. hunting this morning for the rs Maness, selling alcoholic bever- .is- he added. "and we're going into ter, Mrs. Everett The Readdys were apprehend- child, who wandered away Sat- ages in a dry county, and Jay Nanny, Murray; these months with only about ial & ed later near Sapulpa. For Two urday night from Plastic Smith, selling keit brothers, Orson Edwards, Weeks the front yard alcoholic beverages Detective Future Generations Says U.N. fifty per cent of our most sus- Murray, Sgt. Jimmy Lang said of her parents' and possessing same in his home. Raymond Edwards, hurne in a heavi- ceptible group-pregnant the Burgers produced a bill of women. Stubblefield and Parker Murray, Eris Edwards. Nasihv ille Six men ly_estooded sect-ion near here. and children is of the sale written on a from Murray are under 20 protected sheriff's office, and J. It. Edwards of Rock piece of note- The parents, Mr. and Mrs. portant to note that in and state troopers Is- book currently on .two weeks active By JOHN McNUTT se far as against polio with three injections & Figure land, Ill., paper, which read, "bill of Earl Greenhill, were busy Hill and Turner were the arrest- and one grandson. duty eraining with the. 439th mov- United Press international leukemia and bone cancer are of the vaccine sale. Sold for one v-p pickup ing into ing officers. Steven Holms. Civil Affairs -Military the home in the Perry concerned, the ournrnittee h a s One or two injections of the truck August 8, 1958. Paid $21.50 Govern- UNITED The four snent Friday night Mr. Echi-ards was a member ment Company Branch section when the child NATIONS, N. Y. 'pointed out there is no certain- vaccine" gives som in full by Richard A. Readdy at Ft. Meade, e immunity in the CalloWay County of the local carpenter union Maryland, strayed away. (UPI) —A 15-nation U.N. com- ty that fallout will produce against polio, & Ail, No. to Jesse Burger. Witnessed will return home Sun- any but the full series Brushes yl all Funeral by Police said the section mittee has agreed unanimously additional of but Bryan Hill were 1131. services well be Mrs. day. August 17th. is cases (01' either dis- three shots is necessary- for :hes Barbara Jean Burger, his heavily that mankind faces "now freed on bond Saturday. Hill held this areterneion at 1:00 at They are: Capt. William E. tifilbCred, and contains and ease." Moreover, said the AEC, the most compelete protection. wife." largely unknown awaits E1009 bond. Smith and the Churchill Funeral Dodson, Capt. James M. hollows hazards" as a the committee "has taken pains "Immunity to polio begins to Readdy and his--wife'-hsd felt Lassiter. several where abandem- Maness posted a $1000 bond. Home Chapel with R. Sp-3 Donald R. ed toal mines are located The result - of radioactive fallotat- from to estimate the build up -iiiProximately J. Burpoe Shamokin- for California. where Tucker, Pfc greatest number to while Reamer Hill was freed and W. aniel Billington Olive Hill city r‘eservoir _ nuolear weapons_ tests. _ of cases weeks after the .1:.1- 5 Billington ,efficeeti thee( said. .Beacidy' had' eepfeeJamet M- which might refult first dose of 'enti a $300 bond. Burial will be in 111Thiton -ancr :Pfc. locsqed. nearby: The Committee, t.vhich has from fallout the vaccine, so it' Is not' the city ceme- promised a job. They ran out Mason G. under the most too late The Hills were arrested in tery. Billington. Pdlice officials said they been studying the prc•blern for pessimistic for those who have not of money soon afterward, and be- conditions." been the Temple Hill community and, Active The 439th, lieved the dhild h a more than two and one half vaccinated at all to pallbearers are Coafield hitchhiked when their car broke oldest organized d simply A Political Problem get some Smith and Maness were taken Army Reserve wandered away, years, found that "even t h degree of protection Vance, Thomas Bell, Norville down. Burger picked them unit in Western and doubted e The convnittee's report, which during our at Dexter, the sheriff up Kentucky, smallest polio season," said. Cole, Ruble Thurman and L. W. at Joplin. Mo. which has its head- that she had met with foul play. amounts of radiation Will be submitted to the next added Dr. Mc- DEPT. quarters Guire. in An old are liable to cause Passehall. Honorary pallbearers Officers said they understood Paducah, began its hatchet was found un- deleterious regular session of the U. N. eighth annual der the house, genetic and perhaps Although the age group ate .Toe Miles, Mark Neale, Torn the deal. was made as they summer encamp- but Maine that also somatic General Assembly, stopped short from ment at Ft. Meade some thought effect's." 0-19 is the, niost susceptible, Williams, Charlie Marr, M. G. approached Tulsa. on August might have been of calling for cessation of nu- Weather 3rd. With 76 Somatic the age group from 20-40 Tay, Ky. Richardson and Roy L.assiter. The Readdys told officers they enlisted men and blood turned out to be merely Wade include can- clear tests. It said thaiLprotdem should 25 officers get their shots because traded the boy because they were present at summer rust. cer and leukemia, The report was one for the polaMal men, polio *Report, camp for training, can also strike this group. out of funds. the Company Police, firemen, Na t to n a I added "The irradiation of any not the scientists, to waive, and By UNITED PRESS ranks as one of the groups About fourteen cases of polio largest in Guardsmen and volunteers have of people, before and celled merly for "cessation of camp. have occureed in Kentucky helped in the search. during the reproductive age, will contamination" caused this JUST LIKE A HUSBAND The 439th by nu- year, but this is less CeteleIG Company contribute genetic effects to clear testing. than half By United Press International was activated the number of cases of in Paducah in whole popuirrtions in so far as The a year Southwest Kentucky — Fair TUISA. Okla (UPI) —Williant October 15 - nation group said, ago. The possibilitY Disabled Vets Meet 1950. Its membership, the gonads, reproduction of an epi- Ind continued warm today, to- S. Clark forgot one detail when glands, "Radioactive contamination of demic can while mainly centered in Pa- EQUALS are exposed." not be ruled out tight and Tuesday. High today he raced off to the Tuesday, Legion Hall TRACK RECORD the environment resulting from yet hospital in ducah, is scattered throughout so see your family physician Ind Tuesday in low 90s, !ow his car after his expecting Prakiee Study explosions of nuclear • weapons now wife every cOunty in ,the Purchase. for polio vaccination. jight near 70. got the message The regular meeting of the SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.'Y. In Waethingem, the Atomic constitutes a growing Wednesday. The company is commanded increment Halfway Disabled American Veterans by (UPI) —Sanford Stud Farm's Energy COMMISSMOrl lauded the to world-wide to the hospital, he will Lt-Col J. G. Dudley, radiation levels. (Temperatures be held Paducah; Dartmoor equalled a track record "thorough - going etucty" made at 5 am. c.d.t.: realized lie had forgotten Mrs. Tuesday night at 1:30 executive officer "This involves new and large- is Major Char- for the distance of about by the U.N. NOTICE rwling Green 73, Paducah 73, Clark. in the Legion Hall. les E. a mile Scientific Commet- ly unknown haeards to present Martin, Paducah, When and five-eighths 3rington 71, Louisville 72, Lex- He went back Al! menders Thursday when tee on the Effects of Atomic and future For all 7 to get her, and are Urged to be not at summer camp, populations; the haz- Society news for the drills are he won the $7,500 Promise Stakes Radiation but said eon 69, and London 70. their seven-pound boy was born present. Reteehments will be held every "man must ards, by their very nature, are next two weeks, (through Thursday everting in hurdles at Saratoga. learn to 'vansville, Ind., 75, , at the hospital. Dartmooe live" with radiation. beyond the control of August 23) call served.., Paducah. covered the the ex- 237. course in 3:07. The AEC ackled, "It is im- posed person." • •

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PAGE TWO low.4111111 al TIM& MURRAY, EBNITCILY MONDAY - AUGUST 11, 1958 MONDAY - --T-HE LEDGER & MAJOR LEAGUE The Never-Die Pirates Hoping For A Miracle As PUBLISHED by LEDGER 4. TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Milwaukee Times, and The LEADERS Blasts A 33 Hit Barrage Sunday Tunes-Herald, October 30, 1928, and the West Kentuckian. January :te:atio:al 1, 1942. pla:enrned PreasA NATIONAL tlIAGUE JAMES C. ILLIAI:a PUBLISHER Pet. To Take A Double Header 14-3• 303 54 124 346 8-7 And We reserve the right to rej • any A. vortione Letters to the Re • A•ftbiern 420 88 143 340 By Path ()OWN triples and two homers by Del Moe or Putlie Voice items whim, in our open, are not tor the in trite. Hank Aaron had A.1.. Trialims Split his 33rd hunter in toe olaciter 51..ys 431 77 145 331 Crandall in the nightcap. five in nine, and Crandall leterest et our readers. United Press International three In the American League, the for the Cubs but Larry Jackson Aaron e21 it 13 victories in their last 15 The Pirates, 424 83 198 meanwhile, made New York Yankees beat the spun a seven-hitter to earn the NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO. ISM games at home with 3-2 in five Skinner 387 88 124 3.20 The Milwaukee Braves' brawny and fur a composite 15-for-23 Baton_ Red Sox, 7-5, and then Cardinals a split. Banks' 34th Monroe, Memphis, Tenn ; 250 Park Ave., New Yorke 307 M. Neale 4-3 decisions over hte Cincinnati and AMERICAN LEAtille sluggers are at it again - Piet .652 average as the Braves bowed, their homer produced both Chicago gan Ave., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., Boston. R edlegs. The San 9-3 but retained r FOR— Francisco banged out 10 doubles, Player AB R H Pct. in time to test the thin little five 15/12-game lead as the other stx runs in the nightcap but he Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, Runnels Giants, who routed the Luis An- triples and two homers. committed of the for traumnissaga M 391 73 131 396 band of Pitchers who still hive teams split duubleheaders. Kan- one errors Second Class Matter geles Dodgers, 12-8, are 614 LOOK!- 10 A Kuenn 384 22 123 3241 the Pittsburgh Pirates- hoping tor sas City beat Cleveland. 4-2. that made five St. Louis runs a miracle. games behind the Braves and Dick Stuart's 10th-inning sac- unearned. storm windows SUBSCRIPTION RATISS; By Carrier in Murray, per week 'rag, Gcerdm.an 232 32 91 323 alter an 11-2 loss, Baltimore pot the Pirates are 7 behind in third rifice fly delivered the Pirates' and 1 door month 85e In Calloway and adjoine* eountses, per year, else. Cers 373 70 180 323 The Braves, who made the downed Washington, 6-1, after a Rookie nests Yanks in $.3 place. winning run In their opener and where. $5.5ti Reser Mr 09 130 .319 long ball their trade mark en 6-2 defeat and Detralt edged out Mickey Mantle's four hits lode 9110 triple trac pinch - runner Dick Schofield the Yankees opening Haas Runs route to the world championship Chance Poe Perinea Chicago. 4-3, in 12 innings after to their merit, up to 3 MONDAY scored the decisive run in the — AUGUST 11, 197)8 Nata-mal lesesse Bantu, Cubs last season, went on their great- a 5-2 setback. victory but rookie Ted Bowsfield Home Comfor est slugging lunge eighth inning of the nightcap pitched no-hit ball for 6/12 inn- South 12th 34; Thomas, Pirates 28; Aaron, the cam- The Pirates have then second Rookie Jim Davenport hit two St paign Sunday when after being singled to -third by ings and wound up with his Braves 29: Idelherais, Braves 24; they wallop- chance in a week to bring the homers, a double and two singles ed the Philadelphia Phillies, Bob Skinner, first major league victory for IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Walls. Cuibe 21; Cepecia, Giants 8-7 Braves back to the field tonight to lead the Giants' 16-hit attack and 14-3, with a 31atrit the Red Sox in the second game. 21;' Claving14:41. Braves 21. barrage and Tuesday night when they The St. Louis Cardinals profit- on six Dodger pitchers. Hank HOUSE'TRAIL that totaled 59 bases. Roger Marta' lUih-inning hom- Nev city Hall and Gas Building $1.2 0,G00 Amenden League: Jensen, Red The Braves piay the world champions in ed frosn five errors to score a Sauer knocked in three San 737-51-4. "warmed up" with 14 hits in spacious Forbes er lifted the Athletict to victory Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 Sox 31: &evens; Senators 31; Field where long 6-2 victory attar the Chios. Francisco runs. the Opener and then stnashed 19, after the Indians won the opener BABY BED & Mantle. Yankees 31; Cara. Alla-- bails often are merely lope outs. Cubs won their opener, 8-4, 10 Bobby Thomson knocked in New School Buildings $110,000 including seven doubles, three on Cal MoLish's seven - hitter. let. se; Caitavino. Indians 34. Eddie Mathews had seven hits other N.L. action, the runs and Srnie ktaqlts hit _ Dick - Terneriek °nivel' the .right- Pianning and Zoning Commission with 'Rees Betted CROSS1 In cap far Kansas City by strikinill Professional Consultation National League: Banks, Cuts Giles Announces 1959 out the side with the bases ACROSS 96; Thornas, Pirates 83; Ander- Frank Selvy Comes filled and the score tied in the 1-Aw•y! son. Ph.Illes National Schedule Rocky Nelson Couldn't 74; Cep...de, Giants Make 4-Cleaning IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED Home To Colbin ninth. 69; Aaron. Beeves 89. utensils Eddie Yost reached the 1,500- nork Industrial American 11-11Iver Expansion League: Jenti.en, Red hit mark for fus career for in Sox 90; Cenv, Athletics 80; Sees:- Majors, Still ST. LOUIS (UPI) ee Frani Wales Sichwalks, Curbs, Gutters Stars In Minors the Senators who got steady If- Sea in Aril* ers. Senators 80; Colavfto. In- Selvy, wsho dhanged has mind pitching from Pedro 13-(Misted Widened Streets In Some Areas Ramos and 15- Petite Idtans 70; Mantle, Yankees 89; and signed with the St. Louis Dick Hyde in the 17- en net United Preis International ins opener but Continued Home Building MaIaone. Red Sex 69. homer, the Leafs los the Hawks during the weekend, will bowed Prepesition Nelson, to bply ,five- 20.1ip,ourect Rocky who's flubbed opener tla a dieubleiteeder tn return Clarten, Airport For Murray Pieseese Mi- to his Ky., acme hitter -in the second prig. - - - 21.f4fl' a half - clugan major league ami, 8-2,- The 12- % elude • Manorial League: G ri ss ocn, second banter /or %NU weeks. Ray Moore pitched a City Auditorium chances, is *ill adding slugging three- - Tlieap Giants 7-3; Seinprodasselsole Oleo was called after. feet: innings xdlo .signed_iastb Simian sr-Am --brIlEalit. Bari& bemuse - turns horn 4 Braves 15-7; McClure af the Toronto curfew -World chamglIbn pro basketball win Tbut the Tigers took the et league reaoni. melt. Giants 8-4; Purkey, Red and will be replayed at a later team after learreng a knee in- 12-inning nightcap when Frank 211-PrIm Neiman carved another twitch date. The second 2S-Es II Legs 13-7. -piece Leafs are jury was not as serious as was Bolling scored on Reno Bertina's 20 Parent of Triple-A fame for himself American League: D i tin a r, now 3.14 games beterxi the lea- first believed, will report back squeeze bunt. (collo(') 111 a OUGHT FOR TODAY on Sunday when he slammed gue Si-Akin Yankees 8-2; Turley, Yankees -leading Montreal Royals. here in two weeks for exercises 33.1, etats Shall his 35th homer al the season to In (abbe.) not the judge of all the earth do 17-5; Delook. Red Sox 10-3; Wanes Gales other Sunday doublehead- and treatment by team physician break the single-season record SO- Dell y right? Gen. Ilik25. Hyde, Senatem- 9-3; Ford. CINiCINN.4.TO Ohio (UPI) - ers Havana squeezed to Mon- Dr.. Stan London. 31-St•ff Yan- tor a Toronto Tne creator has mado ono isions for us OM tare kees 14-5. President Warren Gdes amours- player. The mark treal twice, 2-1 and 1-0. Ro- Ldndon reported during • h e 37-Weight of had been set by Red India past our cemprehension. The ductless glands iligge,aot ced today the 1959 Natsonal Wingo'in chester knocked off Richmond, weekend that Selvy has an ir- 114•Jaf Set understood for thousands 1922. The -year old Nelson 5-2 and 46-Stales 'of years. Owls arAimpreta-pe- League baseball seharltrie 1-0, and Buffalo de- ritation of a muscle and .eridon 41-Portico ti.ey e. also holds the Montreal ar.imals maintain the balance of life, are open alticially on Friday, April club feated Columbus, 4-2, in the in the left knee and around the /sr-Demon accidents :n na•ure record for temers of 37 Much second game 1.13-5%ordaman' MAJOR 10, the earl:est starting date in deer the Jets had left hip. He and the condition dummystakt LEAGUE he established in 46 yeers. 1969. taken the opener, 1-0. was relatively minor with no 44-American Among ins many other --etsaylitt The season aleo w.II run 171 Inter- need for surgery. symbol for national League feats. Nelson tellurium STANDINGS days, inetead 4 the cuinumary Is Selvy announced recently he the only player to it-Succor 197. The changes were made to win that cir- would retire front pro basketball it.Refund Five Years eters most valuable p./ ayer since ",-Sbittld Ago Today American pe.enn addinunal travel time SO Parry he tear65 the injury would - enures. League crown O'Brien that all teams twice and in 1985 he won prevent him from rya GOT STANSACK 4 •elk* Matti 'ream 4 L nught make four playing coo- MONO Ledger & Times File 36 Pct. GB the triple batting crown 1ni- Wooden New Y tripe to the Wag Coast Cut import irk 72 38 866 Despite Macao chat ow tors satrschts 'poi The season is scheduled Nelson's record-break- "Now that I feel my knee ssell your 55.Allogra Bueton Si 53 514 15% to end Stars For U.S. noel, end ploy. Get r4.,rk ora.fon• St- Affirmatly• Oat Sunday. Sept. 2'?. be sound again, I wars< to con. Iry feat! w•itt STANSACK Cheese 315-`5.4 'SOS 1614 Aookie”c untie playing pro 7•1.104 or Powder.. DOWN Jimmy Dublin and Charley White of Hazel returned Ckvetand 55 55 500 The American League has riot ball," the for- flor STANBACK 17 Player toraolo o coraMemion today from yet announced its schedule plans Of The Day mer All - America at Furman of mod "ray I -Unusual the nineteenth annual contention of the Ken- Deivift 53 96 486 1814 proepe ed.onis $ (Tarsi tor 19.59 University said. clos•90441 fart tucky Future Farmers of America Ba anore 49 57 United Press ATHENS. Greece 40afrar (Khoo I owl held in Louisville. - 482 21 International (UPI) ogo.off peas. 4-Formal. hers Kansas City Peerless Parry Mrs. Rubye Farmer and daughter. Miss Phyllis Farm- 48 58 453 22 Dick Tomanek Olisien, Armee- met. Waselnr.on WILL MOVE AIR BASE 11-Parteat er, have returned from. California where „they visited 47 04 423 2514 ca's colorful Olympic champion Cookie Duck Tumenek. 27 - year - old LONDON (UPI) - The U.S. rolkati.) Mrs. Farmers rester. Mrs. Bonnie Lavageto Now who won every tane out, was ?- 1184141 Houston. " p:leher with the Kansas City Air Force said it would move Dinner hailed today as the outstanding guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Yesterday's Games Likes Manager Job Athletes, turned out Sunday the US. Military to star of the United States' vic- Air Transport Cain Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. 011us Cain and Fred, Chieseioa Detruit 2. let be a "perfect" relief patellar termosal from - tory over Greece that ooncluded Burtoriwood in Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunningham. Ted and Deo- it 4 Chicagn 3. 2nd WASHINGTON (UPI) -.Har- he came in after the Cleveland mid-England to Mildenholl, Zane. and a triumphant European tour. 50 Mrs. Theron Wa•h.,w,,a ry Cookie L.avagetitio, who had Indians filled miles from Riley, Deaine and Glenn of Memphis. Tenn. 6 Balranore 2.. 1st the bases with no- O'Brien London. some time In be -persuaded so take body .. set, a new stadium re- Honoring her son, Don Boaz, and his visitor, Ba .rrs,re 6 Wieh,ngliin 1, 2nd Die -).14 ,ios and Struck out three next Year - Bill in the eord of 62 feet, Ste inches Sue- Houston, Cies eland 11 Koreas City 2. first piece and stin ttrinice batters to end the inning. Dallas, Tex.. Mrs. Margaret Ruth Boaz was-, Ist day to win Pus shut put special- Kansas Crty 4 Cleveland he has -a lot to learn." says tone It Was 'he ninth hoittess at a birthday party on Saturday evening, July 2. 2nd inning of the ty. New he's very anxious to bee me a second 31, at 6 o'clock Y •rk 7 Ekisren 5. 1st game of a doubleheader in celebration of their seventh and twelf- success as manager The Los Anegela muscle man, Doesten 9 New 'bark 3, 2nd af the Whet- and the Indians had tied tht th birthdays respectively. ingten who holds the world mark of 63 WANT A Senators soot arid filled the bases an a On Sunday, August 1, the Jam-es reunion He feet laa inches. thus climaxed was held re an added chance to double, Ivey singles and a hit at the City Park. Today's Game* as unbroken series of wins at SUMMER CHII make good Saturday when the be tuna n. QI.ADE co, Belern, re at Senators Moscow over the Russ:lee at N•-w leek. 2 gas e h.m a new e in- Tornanek took over at that `•-•' his body I Kansas Cfty at tros't Warsaw over the Poles, at Buda- VACATION? Detroit extending through the 1959 point and sane* out Larry heard a bullet DPENorrusis Chicago al Cleveland. season. pest over the Hungarians, and night Deny, Rocky Cavite and Dick ---BUT Tony Miller Eloston a; Washingten, "I like the here over The Greeks. He was am were mu melt jeb because I Eke Brown. The Aittiletos won the EXPENDITUIES to Presented with a trophy as the again. Slade r eit," he said -But now genie in the 10th • . lack of money is stand- ItEalPTS when Roger outstanding becormng a dhallenge to me pertionrner in t h e ing in your way? apes time tot 111---"eo RECEIPTS Tomorrow's dams* and Marts hit a two-run lamer. Go ahead I want two-day meet. 'bead. It was Chteago to rock as a big league Temenek, a native of Avail and melee tilers! When you at Clevetand The Un it ed States' and apparent manager." Lake. Oleo. stands mena fours out how much you Need Kansas City e Detroit, night 6-6 the sea- Cash? the man whl Cookies Senasers h • teann oulectared Ma rivals la Beitanore at New York v e nss -eon. He had a 2-1 record in his will need, see us. Our rates started runnli place to each of the four capital clues; SEE go but up They 're rookie ore low, us Beeten at Wash-mitten, night earnpaign lest season payment! •ass. big jut of re pretty solidly the 1.1„. S. women were beaten in entgenched in last with the Indians-who with to- Come in. the editor. Moscow arid Warsaw but were place in she American League, day they bad not traded For anothe him viotortuus in Budisesest and that's jute about monies!. away. and Ath- You May Wynn kept cc National League ellia. - — gemath of an1 Tome L Pct. GB - The Anierseans won seven of Borrow Up To dIffICUR taxi Miliwaekee 63 45 583 $300 10 men's eveiffs Sunday and through a c San Fran. 57 52 523 5k5 scoring a olean Take none tn fro sweep of five as long a 20 months to repay! Persbureas 56 52 519 7 Sports )rprinkled Parade worn. a ii n's events. St Louis 53 55 401 10 dust in his f 11...00ns ere quickly •Franged Phalack labia 51 Se 486 10% without ern. halt, whirled DEFICIT By JACK CUDDY i- - against Pat-' berrossmo hisi tope or &kir. figura fh• Cleciag•, 53 59 473 12% oia a crouchin United Prue. intsereatiorial tervion: as a result of his oon- Owensboro amount You need Gad see us right --s Cincinnati SO 58 443 Lads Slade tome DEFICIT 13 AHMOWIREAD S PR I N G 3, centration. may be a major Lus htm. Angeles 40, 56 .463 13 01424 it,PIt -One week from question at Go To Babe Ruth alter $69.1 $721. fq -fans Angeles' wriggler Wynn's hat $79 emiste Roy Harem - the chal- Field. Veteran obeeevere at ho World Series have 1958 must 1959 Yesterday's dames lenger with fast hands but on- camp. about five miles east of meat, for he 1116VINIJE DOWN, DEFICIT UP -Here's the graphwise story on Sen Franeaca 12 Lie Angel•-s 11 resemble head-writ try te wrest Los Angeles, deka they never he ran again the federal budget for fiscal years 1958 and 1959. The reces- Milwaukee 8 Plotadittphoo 7, lot the e•orld heavewelote cham- sew greater 'eye concentratien MIDDIZSBORO (UPI) - A FRIENDLY FINANCE, INC. was limping. awn has resulted in decreasing revenues, hence increasing IVIIIwaultee 14 Phi!a 3. 2nd pion*" tram bobber - weaver in a fighter. Once he squares •ff team of Owenebore youngsters But now MURRAY, KY, shelter oi defiteL Officialsoaay the only way to cut the drf.ut Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2. 1st r-toyd Paterson. (bay's gaze into an upponent's won a. bid to the Babe Ruth the 204 apparently h, be by ea:reeding\ taxes •,r ulaatling oon-Jefense spending. 'Pinsburoh 4 Howe:niers le the teribe. ten face never wavers. Wen eald series by defeating S. 4th Phone 1180 Caxsinnen 3, 3nd wheil bullet plot he is ha, he dues Ohto, a Cbletteo 9 St Lein.s 4. let not Wink. 10-1, here during the aspen I St. Lou.s 6 Chicago 2, 2nd She weekend for the champion- Nearly always at long range, %see trying t ship i/ The Ohio Valley Region. was Inched he stares and waits It tensely fur Rund16 Anderson pitched the realized that Today's Games a coun:srepunrhing target He Kentucky srtaTe charnsie to the woidd have i Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, night has the speedy left jabs and left regional te.surnament tat le, hold- ter. eine:rime: at Philadelphia, night nooksto 'ake MARKING PRODUCTS.. advantage of the ing Phillipsburg to five his Cautierualy • SEPT Only games veheiduatin ,eatentrigo. Also rigtit uppercuts. around and while -his teammates culleated Adjustable Br•sa Stencils Numbering *OW! 4-13 And, during the week, end his Machines hid first ni 12 off two hurlers. display sneaker rights Advertising Coins Plastic Name Sillily and v Tomorrow's dames --rights The Ohio state champs scored Plates that nasal out wilv Badges, got ni,?re tha Cincinnati a: ,ut shy the game's first run on Metal & Plastic Pocket Stamps. 1958 Philo . mate "t el egraph a single , /Ile aspen , KENTUCKY STATE FAIR. Chicago vaa rning" - indi- in gip nintorn a• Los Arigelee night the fourth. Bronze Tablets Presentation Awards & that way. 1 Look at these GOOD TIMES for all cated the challenger from Cut LLA1.1. at San FAIR., night . Owen:slum barks -tie game Burning Brands Plaques would have i and Shoot. Tex, May depend trtok a ROY ROGERS Only garesowtiockeed wide open by blasting eight runs He ARTHUR GODFREY 119y4 revere en his lightly regarded Corporation Seals RUBBER STAMPS Tip shoulder' of Patterson in the fsth after Ohtsok Ander- the arid tits home. CO die- right than Ms boasted left. ran zigzags - • • 4-7 HORSE son h-it a grand-slam homer. Daters Rubber Type Outfits SHOW- sere WHATEVER challenger's sw a nky tra.rring The next, 8-13 HAPPENED TO... The Kentuckians added te Dog Sign BOB CROSBY camp here in the San Bernar- iNot Earilosiv• Tags Markers hall of shoot More runs in the sixth amine. arid Ltagrour PATS dino It was the right that hit seer- Engraving, SIGNS, a moment o in musics- DOMINO tootle:its resnark about In a Metal & Metal & Plastic comedy spectacular Rock 'n' Roll ensue Monroe Ratiliff and sem,-final game Satur- was going - Show — Harry Fiippin Buy's hand speed and "stiitues. litinvie Plastic Specialties Sept. 10-12 Sept. 6-7 Turner repeatedly day afternoon, Owensboro de- upmeathed. clue head"--the stationary head during Sun- dey's four feated Morn-vivant Detroit, 10-5. Etched Name Plates Steel Stamps The next United Press International that does reindis of sparring. 14,Dory Steal Band COLLEGI FOOTBALL no stele-slips nut- bolas Owensboro ,,,anng rip s 'est In will represent the Inks (for All Purposes) Steel Letter back from Brucsrl' U 'of K. vs. U. of Hasten els orrnmer tooter* he on- to afstid' an ,esoment's punches. Farmer & Figure him sidewa) World's Fair eh:deepens Jimmy Mc- region In the Bebe Rutty World -Sept. 9-12 -'Sept. 13 e ded at 'be Univer-ity of Vir- Brawny. dark-haired Roy !wets Lead Seals & Presses Sets lune regain& Lornin. we/tem-MOO and Lew Series is Vanneuver, BC., Aug. ginia in 1936. Harry Yemen first his 'Jittery eyes in such Ing impact OLSON SHOWS & RIDES,jwith Velare con- Amiens. lightweight, expressed 18-24. License Plates Stencils ischies-ed 2114401c prem,nence by cent rats ,as a spirmalea face tripped hint. Space Wheels, on the mile-long Midway surprise at his fast right. How- Metal Signs Stencil Inks & Brushes svinn.ng the national AAU's now at :s appear'0 . \ ing, SAW tha lh R •hypnotize ensir, each added it CHAMPIONS ON DISPLAY -Livestock, duinontinued himself didn't seem Mechanical Engraving Ticket Punches a few feet Pentathlon es-ens. Jo., getiting an immobile very explusive SOOTHE THE YOUNGSTERS Poultry and Produce Virginia , gathered at Al in 1921. he captain- ctianium Harris, reeking Notary Public Seals Time Stamps For the first time- fabulous h is 23rd tattering he intematioiial Exhibits • Better oti "he Cavalier track team and ' Velem his good leg, take the straight viotory Homes and Gardens' 5-STAR HOME and 10th kru.ek- Nurnberers I lag a flying • Calf Scramble • won the ,Preial. high hurdles at body - and head - out ef 9A1'4 FKANCISCO (UPI) High-school Band Festival (Sept, 5) the lytit, never mentioned the sneak- Panting. I •-Chrysler Autorarna. the Penn Relays. In the at- way, he *en The San Francisco Housing Au- with Vaughn Monroe, the Mills Bros. gets he by spar- er rights during a behind the t (Sept 9) • Miss Rural season (or chat with thority has been given permission QUALITY - SERVICE Electric Beauty Contest (Sept 10) • Square Dance track, Flamm played Mabee during workinite in the reporters at his i hard to mo: Contests a $100-day-day to spend $1.25 a month for peace (Sept. 10-12) • Panorama of Farm Machinery Progress fine game of toottell at end audneourn here at the Arrow- disesteem • 'lp ply feel', - cottego - the usrne and quiet. PLAN TO 1181RO Tin 'MOH for Coach Greasy Neale head Springs. Hotel. 441 that ha( IfItAUTY Deop.o hie handierne "vie. set" Myrtle aithatever happened to Harry hitting Many of the 2000. mothers elk bullet had speed, his bleck,ng is formerly kneed Nee's,eta I ly by from OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Flippin7 He Is engaged in medkiere. the city's housing Project 821Rel• medi- act rem • Re a He yes::-•rth. The wnun cal .reseandh turkey, bring their small children with; ,,as pnotesisotot_ Gage Never Wavers ei expect pee_beat Mce at Patterson them when they pay the rent., LEDGER & TIMES k ough. medie,ne at It. Iftilsoreew WO is her -she he-ad flaw will with as b^. left jabs and left hreilis at The , $1.25 is as to ' - will be ustel to give Phone 55 h.... w .... • • - , rniiiren Murray, Ky. •

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nday FURNISHED Apartment availa- ble. Berry Apartments. Call 81. Al2C 4-3. 5-ROOM unfurniehed house. e50 month. See at 1104 Vine. ner in the opener Phone Se per word fee mie day, minimum ef 17 weeds for - de per weed but Larry Jackson fee IIII NO de" Classified ads are payable le advanee. 1333. Al3C -hitter to earn the split. Banks' 34th convents to youth chair. Mrs. stetion ----7(TST & FOUND iced both Chicago available. The most de- CRAe.. . ,..nding, all FOR SALE Oody Ruasell, Call 2384. A13C sirable location 1 r in nightcap but he Mtirray, with tyiptu d v.tici.ng, general auto- lots of roorn. We have an at- • .2r ne of the errors ELBIEBTA PEACHES. See or motive and machine' shop tune- LOST': Black frame glasses and tree live offer S3r the right man up's brown lye St. Louis runs LOOK[ 10 Alum self storing call C. H. Beaman. Phone 1781- for top performance on Sun currying case, on college Small arnuturt of capital neces- storm windows with alum screen W. Bring containers, A13C Analyser. Owner and personally eampos Thursday. Finder please Bests Yank, and 1 door insealled $189. Also sary. Goud business, already go- do the work with guarantee. cmll 303. Alit: ing. ntle's four hits led. t. triple track. No down pay- SPED, QUEEN double wall Write Box 32-,WL, Murray, Will come to your shops. Call Ky... to their opening ment. up to 36 months to pay. westing rnaidhine and ellina cab- Al2C for appointments. Truman Turn- )okie Ted Bowsfield o. Home Comfort Company, 108 inet. See at 100 So. er, Coldwater. Phone Hu-92107. 7r21 Street AREA MAN or LADY needed to t ball for 6e3 inn- South 12th Street, Phone 1303. Al3C Al3C Wealthy Lady service >und up with his established route of September8C Self-Service league victory for Merchandise *Units. Excellent WILL DO sewing in say home. in the second game. Bus. Meanie to person who HOUSE.TRAILEFt, 30 foot. Call Opportunities Prices reasonable. Phone 940- GivesNuch s leih-inning ham- qualifies. Must be free to work 737-4M-4. A14iC , J-3. Athletich to victory 9 hours weekly and have car, Al3P I NI/CE MODERN 2-bay service references aria won the apenez BABY BED & lugb chair which and some working ,•••••••••••••••• ill's seven - hitter. eaplital, which is secured. Sub- "--Servi-7ces- Offered To Projects. t eisveciihtire- nightehh- A--A,• mit week history and phone'r CROSSWORD PUZZLE Around and wand elie foie kW where she less In as City by striking,/ number for interview. Write lipitaomtIght t In VII :34- aim° By GAY PAULEY gees proves to be a perfect circle in the sand. titer than previous models.. despite a two-and. e with the bases ACROSS I- Rodent National Sales & M. Co., Inc., DEAD STOCK removed free. Continued refinement of Chevrolet 9.1ntletinit• UPI Women's Editor steering per- eise-half-inds bermes in tie car's 1143 wheelbase. e score tied in the 1-Away! article Box 114347, Dallas 18, Texas. Radio dispatehed trucks. Duncan 4-Cleaning 10-Part of ITC Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 NEW YORK (UPI) - Mrs. utensils flower days a week. Call long distance Albert D. Lasker, ohe of the reached the 1,500- II-Knock 114...1211 injury sclerosis, the number one cir- Mrs. Lasker holds numerous HE WAS WRONG - zr his career for 71 -River In 16- Southwest, collect, Mayfield 433, Union City wealthiest women in America, Wales ern Indian culatory killer? Less than two positions with city and national LONDON (UPI) - American 12-Sea in Asia TU•5-1•361. works full time at one big job who got steady Ill-Compass NlbC million. health groups and is on the teacher Alva Miller is one man Pedro 13- Pillseed point -giving her money away. Ramos and It-Petite 31-Cloths. Cites Need For Money board of both the American who never again will travel in the 17-Erninet 12-Edible flak ALL PERSONS with trucks Why does she do it? opener but in- "Now don't get me wrong...we Heart Association and the Amer- without first consulting a map. 10. PrrpositAon 23-Soft food terested in moving MATTRESSES "You have to throw some- illy , five- 20.1 ounkci 24- Man's name free dirt, REBUILT like Cancer _Society. She is the On his way home, alter a year thing -, back into the pot;‘-- said need to spend for atotnie sub- ican recond genie. 11-12n122 25-Re III Nesse contact Leon Collie. 'Clan new. West Ky. Mattress Mtg.Co., only woman member of the teaching school in St. Helena, 12- Vehicle 26-Uncouth Mary Lasker, matter-of-factly. marines. But not enough of our pitched a t hLeueap -person 1114. Al1C Paducah, Ky. Murray represen-, society's research committee. Miller told reporters here why "My mother taught me vast national wealth Is going -Whet& Z,Slimg• a that. Sia--41se-lenel5'- Ming torso 214Ceir geltrE:f --1411eistemai--311e9v. lertirwsettleat rasparetr. -teak- etie- eon. took e Wee a --e-ibre--mIndett -Woman As a memorial to her mother, I Tiger, the furniture P7-U tInter- 44-Fondles SPINET PIANO famous make, 101 N. 3rd, Phone 549, SlIC "We are dying of dumbness. British island in 'the South Atlan- sia-Hrim 51-17way ...very publio spirited. Mrs. Lasker started a giant floral 'hterfp when Frank 4- rupted 44-inautre at $250 se much un-investigated tic: 33-Measure of IS-Quote saving. Will transfer to "It is a natural human trait There is I on Reno Bertuia's 30 - Parnnt planting project in public places weight 39-Greek tette,. 41-Pedal digit reliable local pasty for balance disease. And everyone in science "I thought it was in the Medi- (colloq.) 33-Siga of 40-Commemoe- to want to ' help to improve around New York, and in the 31-Akin zodiac, 41-Bitter vetch on small payment's': Write is aware we have enough leads terranean." •tive disk Credit the community you live in, and traffic islands along Park Ave- 33. A nt•te 14-Macaw 41-Cry 21 -Prefix not heart dieeriee to (abbr.) Mgr., Jophn Piano Co., Box 784, your counry. Each of in cancer and 33-Opening 13-2.1414 23-Exist us, our nue-"a touch of lipstick for PROVED HIS POINT? 35. Den y Pad uca h, Ky. A14C fates are bound up with all know we can find the cure, 36-Staff money." the city", she called it Harry 37. Wright of others. And if we get a break- if we get the LONDON (UPI) - India I pointed out to hee that Picriles gut tossed out at a tavern 21-Jai Set KURFEES house paint sale at through in cancer or heart di- Now the city fathers have some here when the hand of the pub's In- Ma Ie. Starks Hardware, "where park- sease think how much less there always would be taken over the plantings, and 41- Pont leo ailrrtent to plague maakind. clock reached 3 p.m. - closing , a.02- Demon ing is no problem." misery there eel lbe for all. .6 12th & Pop- that is the way Mrs. Lasker time. 01113 - orda man's ill ii.:;i:ligiiii tigii lar. Phone 1142. 'TFC . Gives And Works "Of course we all have to dummyetalse Pe.: el wants it. "The private citizen Police said he arrived.,. back 44-American .a..,3120 Mrs. Ihasker, a handsome blue- die 'sometime," she replied. "But a few minutes later with a elope • ,A1111Slet eyed woman in her fifties, is think of it...since 1937, medical should be the sparkplug," she > • A 43.S, mho! for HOT TAMALE man will be on Which showed the tirne was 1•11 IAN .:!i*hal • president of the Albert and Mary science hes given us an average said. "But beauty is just goo! 44 2:50. Now he's going on tsar -Succor 27 am re,.a. at the corner ctf Beale & Son Lasker Foundation, which is of nine more years on the life Washington. 17-Refund .611 businffs. Look at on chargee of stealing the clock 30-Shlitld everyday. Call on tem. Cheeter dedicated to medical research. span. That is quite a present of 32 The Japanese cherry trees attract after smashing a shop window to PMenu rage McCuisteel, A13P Her husband, once a highly- time, isn't it r ANII ACK MONO 14-Click hoops UeUi Ell 500,000 tourists each spring." get It. 22• Wooden Segt35 hg.36 successful advertising executive, Mortar City Planting The Maid was in the +poi roue 76,:... n37UI pantry - liquidated his firm in 1942, two y. Get (pock comfort- 37- Affirmative panting. The actress had a years after their marriage, and 21ANSACK Anolg eve ...•.% ..ptay" in mind. The Mistress joined with her in forming the Eraitica,t• Proving .de.. DOWN .2 4,43 "AC., 4A TN* STANBACK . wanted service of a very special foundation. He died of intestinal LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! eibinotion st Me of wed .c•Ify • •1 -Unusual vri kind. All the above happens in cancer in 1952. Sevres de,geed fog 1.rtnrg• ., 4. I DOUBLE STAMP DAYS ARE HERE !! poeL I lir, .ai:.WI •"II "My Man Godfrey" starring June Since then, Mrs. Lasker has 4 Vernal, hoes* la 51 44::', 52 ill Attyson and David Nevin, show- gone it alone - steering the Sailv• meta/ 'elks Mil ... on Wednesdays and Thursdays of trill month on gas I Parent ing Wed.-Thur. Aug. at foundation's underwriting of pilot eti '13-14 For $3.00 worth you get 60 Top Value Stamps: (Hulse.) Mil and oil. 7 Esse :VA1 Murraythe Drfv e-In Theatre. projects in research on the major ger by 1n37.d Festers ac. It's Hilarious% A-T3C illnesses,' including heart &stager, 4=g 6.70 x15 TIRES, ALL NYLON $15.95 Tk• Destructive Termite mental illness and cancer. plus tax and recappable tire. Road hazard warranty. FREE INSPECTION Richard Conies la test motion But her work in supporteof 'picture, Columbia's "The Broth- science goes beyond spending TERMITES USED TIRES AND TUBES ers Rico," at the Murray Drive- money. She is a tireless cam- YOUR CAR VACUUMED INSIDE with lubrication NOT BY GUNS ALONE l/I Theatre, is exactly- the type paigner for a .better informed -Licensed & Insured - and oil champs AT NO EXTRA COST! cif suspenseful action drama that public on matters of disease, - This la Another Free Service To You - By E.M. Barker has made him a world-wide and a constant needier of the SAM KELLEY favorite with movie-goers. Star- federal government to put more POLISHING SHELL WAX i Nita c 1158. Z. m Darker: published Ity arrangement with Past: Phone 441 IT A e. payselee elbow distributed br ittor Features eyarlicale. red with Dianne Foster and money in medical research. Kathryn Grant. Conte portrays "We spend 47 million dollars MAIN STREET STATION for one KELLEY'S PEST CliAPTBR 29 r alresity Noshed with blood, and he of • Rennhe r). r it a "• my an ex-racketeer who stages a atomic submarine," said MER 6tn & Ma n Ste. Phone 9 119 LADE t'O.st„.INe. flattened could feel its sticky warmth ooz- towel, He '• iv . nationwide manhunt to find a Mrs. Lasker, in an interview. "But CONTROL PICKUP & DEIVELRY THOMAS JONES, Owner TION? S its tlesly behind the tree and ing down Ma leg But when his inside the tight leather roil around kid brother in hiding before their you knew how much a year heard a nutlet thud into the trunk. fingers probed it, he decided that his waist, erstwhile gunmen-.friends du. we allot for research on arterio- Tony Miller and Wynn Thoma- It was no more than flesh deep. He sank int o a chair and BUT by ksreburti Van- Buries son were running toward him Then his probing fingers dis- fought down the desire to go to NANCY again. Slade raised his pistol and covered something else that for sleep. this thee took time to drew a a moment seemed to stop his very The shooting from the gap kept %sad. It was Tony tie aimed at heartbeats. The rifle bullet that up intermittently. Wynn and and apparently Tony he hit, for had creased his aide had also Tony seemed to have plenty of the man whirled, stumbled and ripped the bottom of the pocket shells with them. • .- - started running back toward the of his jacket The mare shells Then, although he thought he big jut of reek at the mouth of he had carelessly dropped in there, was fettling better he must have FREE the ealley. this morning without taking time dozed or fainted sitting in the For another half-desen Jumps to load his belt were genet And chair with his head against the TIE Wynn kept corning, and the thick only one shell was left in his gull! wall. grOw-th of aspen made his body a Hopefully he scanned t h • When he came to, a half-hour CL ASP DO difficult target. Theft a bullet ground near the base of the tree. later, dusk was already beginning GIVEN through a dead, hollow aspen A bullet sang peat clop, to his to grey the shadow's of the tim- trunk in front suddenly head, and he jerked back. WITH repay! of him ber that fringed the meadow. "Winkled a shower of ristee neat Hestood up and twisted his Blade stared around him blankly, EVERY dale In his face. He jerked to a head to peer at the gap. The sud- then as memory „came rushing rithout halt, whirled and followed Tony den movement turned everything DRINK Pleura the back, felt a momentary panic RS oa a crouching, zigzagging run.' black before his eyes and he had he realized that the guns at the Its right - Slade tossed another two snote to catch hold of the tree to Reep gap Were finally stilled. He peered

after bullet tilted from falling. He felt a fresh vele through the window Out he a. '- htm. One oould I.IAA •I. Oho - •••.• A ( Wynna hat askew. The other of sticky warmth ooze down his no longer we Tony and Wynn. se 'OM b. Ur.••••••• r. MOM must have clipped some side hip, and he knew a moment of Cursing at his carelessness and Meat, for he stAggered, and when sheer, instinctive panic. It was his weakness-for going to sleep he ran again Slade saw that he funny what the Inas re a little -he got up and crossed the room. ABBIE SLATS by Ernie BusIlmilIar INC. was limping. blood did for a man. He couldn't then suddenly flattened against But now Tony had reached afford to faint now. If he did he the wall beside the window, his AHD YOURS TO BE THE the shelter of the big rock where would never wake up. pin ready in his hand. FINAL =MI,SaTHLESS - NO ONES AleCTIONIN' OFF THIS apparently he had left a rifle, for He took off his jacket, rolled Tony and Wynn. creeping SO AT LEAST YOU CAN one 1180 GROGGINS CHARACTER TO A GAL a bullet ploughed clear through it and tied it tightly around his across the open not six feet from MAKE THE CHOICE waist with WHAT SENDS IN A %AP the aspen behind which Slade the aleevea, grinning the eaten, must have seen him OF W1405 ID BE a little at WWI trying to make himself thin. how Doc Evans In move, for a bullet came whistling . WRAPPER AND MRS,GROGGINS: 1111111•1111111F_ Barrancaa would It was Inches too high, hut glade snort at such an in and buried itself in the wall TELLS WHY SHE realized that against a .30-30 he Unsanitary bandage. beyond. WANTS 7' GET would have to seek thicker shel- The moment of faintness had HITCHED WITH The two "men jumped the riie ter: awakened him to a keener sense HIM maining distance to the cabin. Cautiously he tweeted his head of danger. He couldn't stay out almost a.s If they had been fired and eyed the spruce he here and wait for night to even around from a gun themselves. Wynres Machines had first marked as a refuge. the odds between him and the head came through the window Sturdy and wide-trunked It stood, other ten. He would have to do le Plates first. Doubtful of his strength, Rot more than fifteen yards away. something quick, Slade raised the gun barrel and Ite aspen growth was thinner His eyes narrowed as he stud- brought It down with that way. For a few feet he ied the valley. Here on this side everything Awards Sc he had. would have to run M the open. the aspen fringe was deeper. Per- Wynn tumbled_ into the room and fell He took a long breath, hunched haps if he backed into it. keeping In an unconscious heap at his feet 'A M PS his shoulders forward a little and the spruce between him and the zigreseging for the spruce. gap, then he could circle the vega Outside there was dead silence, Outfits ran The next_ instant a veritable to the house. as' if Tony were debating with hall of shooting began. He knew Cautiously he began backing himself what to do. away from the spruce. al & Plastic a moment of grim hope that he Then the next Instant the front was going to reach the spruce Once in the [Witness of the door crashed open and the two PAAH EYES uphathed. trees, he quickened his stride. strange punchers Slade had sewn IS SO StAAU-, The next instant a searing, The dizziness in his head was with Tony in the saloon the day Ak CAIN'T SEE TH' growing (11111, now, and he had .egaring rip along his site lurched before bulged in. PITCWERS•ON HER & Figure him sideways, then as to fight it with every ounce of Blade's one remaining bullet he some- KNEE-CAP!! how regained his balance a shock- his will. caught one of them in Intilrif ing impact upon his right heel Sporadic firing from the gap had and he toppled without a sound. again, tripped him. He felt himself fall- started but it still seemed Then as Slade whirled at a sounder & Brushes ing, Raw that the spruce was only to be directed toward the big behind him, Tony, lunging • hes a few feet away, and mornehow spruce. through the window, clubbed him • gathered strength to throw Reeling like a drunken man, on the shoulder with is his his rifle tottering txsty peat it as if malt- Slade crossed the open, apparent- barrel. Slade staggerederaised his hie a flying tackle, ly unseen. The hark window of own gun, hut not In time to parre Panting, he milled himself up the cabin was open. He pulled the next blow that caught him \ behind the tree. Ilin right leg was himself over the sill and rolled In- on the head. His knees buckled \ hard to move. It had a numbed, side. For a moment he lay on the and he went down. ea- ' gly feeling, but he saw that floor fighting desperately at the that had happened was that weakness that threatened his If Slade knew what Tony has e4 Millet had knocked off his boot °hence for life. Then he got to In store for him, he might be )EPT. his hands and knees. thankful for his ritate of tin- Silt CI- The wound In his side was real He crawled Over to the dark costieloirmece. Follow the story ough. Moving and even breath. corner by the door and pulled here tomorrow io an exciting ,e w as torture. His shirt was himself to his feet. On the back enema. ...,. du:tb. nee- MII nos ... .- A.,.• .. .• ..

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Lochie Landolt, Editor , Phone 1685 FT; •

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SOCIAL CALENDAR Heads Takes Onite

Monday, August 11 To Cover The Wooiman Circle Juniors will meet at 300 in the alter- Women's neon at the City Park for a picnic. For Fall • • • • • View The Bethany Sunday School ,By GAY PAULEY Class a the Fare Bayeux Church UPI Women's Editor will meet at the City Park for By GAY PAULEY PARIS (UP!) -Heads take a pot kick supper at 6:00 in the Co all _ kinds of cover for fall. • evening. UPI Women's Editor There are dig • =ethnical - • • • • ematecae.F.1-S e t UPI) - Some shaped hats, hats completely UNITE The Euzelun Class of the cream A the U S. Paves* at covered 'with feathers, wig hats, e(UPI) Ferst Bagituit Church will meet the Brueseie World's Veer _say hats in miniature and veil hats nounced in the home _Mil. Eugene the eidubits are weak. that -ma — some revering -jut thee sort of I Shepley. Concord Road, at don't • 7:30 do enough toward a herd others forming a whole clog* uae an the everung. sell V. HITE ON WHITE is the order of summer's cd the American way. for the body. a THIS CAREFREE blouson can be worn all in the in • • • • tete and is seen In this hip-length blouse. But 111 tell you one thing in Except for the veils, all the season with your skirts, shorts or slacks. uartion it The Bit% ness Guild of the our favor. We're marketing head coverings have one thing in ubv'sous First "Christian Church v.ill meet friendtness vanelesale. even, if oirnmon. They show the feee. es of L at 730 pan. Mrs Maurice Crass. we're not flexing OW muscles. Mane of those jobs. which come Middle 1 Sr. will serve as hostess. Mrs. Oemparison between the US. so far forward only a girl's nose The wi Vernon Riley will be the pro- exhible ore and the Soviet are and mouth show below. Ahtnest rine bate gram leader and Mrs. Gatlin inevitable here. and Belgian every hat worn with the Reis take plate Ciupton well lead the devotional. government hostesses say t It e clothes csliections last wee k Sunshine attempts 1.• __tz:USAN SARUM Vacation two run rep and tuckaleilitend- were balanced ataintet t well back on the T'ir,l)S1)!.1MER styles per- band are edged The Mattie Belle Rays Circle *nee. head. Some deegners also liked with lace. ha-s a self band at the waist- • 4 2ritain a elI feet for a sunshine nettle Another is a blouson ail :he First lesaatitat., of a line. the Unite Melleillmethererie, -rimer woven ia-.11 -Meet at the church's social cat= irdetrigr annibey Ives St. Laurent .oe the House -rns as a blouson. a chemise ton Its basic gray and e hall at 7:30 taking in appearance. Ours is white Both skirt and collar of the in the evening. of Dior shamed eats aepost tow- beena :Ind a classic tuck-in. plaid is aeallable a_ warn • • • • circular, bag as the Roman Coli- combined blouse are trimmed with • ering-sorne of them reminiscent A" terae can be purcheeed with blue, pink, seum, complete unth interior maize, gray bands of rucleng and cotton Tutioday. August 12 etilliar separately or with a or tan. Middy pool at of the heed - dress worn by collar and tie lace. yurray Sr Chapter the center of the main matching skirt. are No. 433 arscient Reptian beauties. * up-to-the-minute lash- The ensemble is available OfS win meet floor. and lighted by natural Tlsy ion details. for a pot bath eElegance this year is n t In wonderful shades-peach, Forn daylight spiteng through trans- One white chemise. supper arid regular meeting at poesible without in A third breezy costume maize, taffy and powder blue lucent walls and plastic a hat," said the wearable.washcblecotton, 6:30 at the MiS.MliC Hall. roof. combines blouse and skirt. -that go so beautifully The desigrier. has one tiny button with The Morning Circle Soviet Pavilion is a giant vieble, The top has a smaller middy a good tan. of t h Plenty of Plumage ith the °teem Con receingie of glass concealed be- collar with a self fabric First Methodist Church will meet and steel out- bow. All of the clothes are ex- side, St. Laurent c tncealeci the fare r es a !Leer cf cloth. Its Sleeveless, It tucks into t2)64/7 he Ilse tiCane of the inside dornkrrated by a a bil- pertly tailored and In the ONE MIDSUMMER scene Mrs. Nat Ryan head slightly in some elide-Is, e. .1 ; celar and chic hip- lowing, bouffent -stealer is made of a drip-dry cot- Nughes at bronze statue of Lenin, some 35 skirt that lower price brackets. ton for blouse and skirt. 930 in the morning. with tiny veors Both are trimmed with cotton lace, • • • • feet high of feathers either lying 'feet Crowds Enjoy Ours agalnet or Wednesday, August 13 I slightly But it is in the spirit out from tee "brew: a smell black and white plume The Wesleyan Circle ne the of the So will the conioinations of • . There 15 enough plumage to in center crown. and sweeps tine or bodice. r elbow and the space on down TAIPEI, First' Methodist Church will en-Inv. thal green and blue, red and rake." Eighteen nnbeed the. beg our. feather bed in the 'ee-H, down to •erterkp the body. Warn Ear-ilit'ngs Are. Scene of these masses cif stones 1 has to be filled in with some meet in the church's social - hall lbw:eon ' Brazillian ostrich, under It - a simple black Bar Pin Returns form pins three and four inches Chinese je :30 in the Everyone in the US. Pavilion wool There are however, scene ev • Chilean reeler. Some manufacturers suggest across. But if yau buy and over • • • • seemed to be having a bait. hugh aigrettes.. this much leerid, or "domed" bracelets end a Mown and ciblTick that women blend jewelry col- of a showneece better island grc Smiles and a relaxed friendli- white mixture ! s. te"eulleilatkeilsof puiLafnecivirlupshi7e.s- Longer confine . meant to be worn in pairs an Thursday, August 14 To Be ors with suit or dress, bet but did n, ness prevailed, which made a • helmet. peckeilhap we the crown, and Mrs. it to evening wear, Mrs. Thor:rap- 1 the wrists. The Supreme Fairest Woodman whether the vei- Theimpaun said it'd a single Claude St. Cyr, who deeetris heistd in place with a drawstring he up to the son said-. IF your me:Setae - b Cirele and the 1 tore were waterline a fashion • Jessie Houston many of the hats headache individual ea decide wbether she evening truck_ has a al News Service show, lining up ea see Circararna w o r is by band. • Club will have a joint • I In Fashion wanted contras: or coordination ing back. `.‘titittItli Lt. Cmd • ie hatening Queen Elizabeth II, gives a new hats are made of wool or cep a pin at the tai • meeting and tamale potluck sup- to the minces rhy- of colors. nounced ti look to the-sleuth stiffened I personally visas hoping tti per at thms Minitel Dan's hat hem the et* -petals" and en- I 41. =E:E7 the City Part at 6•30 in "Pan- New for fall is the bar pin, styliets would patrolling &maniacs" 1600e. Sell ,1 pliable materials %eke) the head; ideal for the decree the en" EIRIVE•IN THEATRE the everang. By GAY PAULEY which grtandrna wore te hold separating each as velvet and fe)t, it Ms day a girl's hair is a mess any- the uf the dangling 'bracelets: bu. • • • • Crowebt filing past Soviet ex- tabs of her Red-held a Mainlined jauntiness in style. way. UPI Women's Editor highestarched there's sell just as much jinge - Dust Tuesday. August 19 hibits were somber Today's bar pins a r e longer, armed an Milliner Needle, whose cus- The Miniatures are meant for NEW YORK (UPI) - Long jangle as ever because slees • Circle One of the First But then the Soviets weren't some the fire of Metho- tomers include the Duchess -evening wear. earrings and steal necklaces - of them measuring three tenet Its teem just below t It die (burette falling their huge of Same are tiny flat' Premier WSOS will meet hall with the Windeor. that's the long and short of it indhes, and spaashier, set with TONITE ONLY! fluxibting Doris Duke arid Mar- pana.akis. Others have liree believed t at 2:30 in the afiternoon at the MUSK of the sted lane jewelry for fall. colored stems. New way to wear lane Die•.ruth. turned veils into mere to thenewieern a small tnee preparing eocial hall od the church. drurn band from the 10th Navel them: in wind helmet; for evening. and a tall plume • n Some ad the • new "slim jim" pairs. on standawae • • • • Distnct RI San These . • • The Que Juan.' Puerto protective 'earrings dangle all the way to collies of blouses. Two... * IN PERSON * • ELco. _covertngs cline in ahe Chines HELP FOR ELDERLY Admiral Dan's beys the• shoulder. reports Fash- The wAsenNoToN tepil triremes eessdee with sequel' trim, i the old-aime headache band, miles soutr The not feature number< quee as and same are mettalh , ion Coordinatten Institute Which which came back' last spring, The Cet House Labor Committee Americiert as• lee dairy industry proeuces LESTER FLATT approved tYPIentlY "Home keeps tabs on basic beauty and goes right into fall. It's expect- from a toll Thursday On but Feature Cloak Veit 10 per cent of the gross national Que calling for a The Range' •Sashimi trend. Arid the Ebert bib, ed to be especially poptitar with (Continued from Front Page) White love *IP gPec'aa Se Laurent is one of several .ncene from agriculture. — and muniss jel House conference to re- tegl Dairy dieter arid dog cellar necklaces, two !heen' esPecnnUY when designers featuring products maier trends in hair-do's- flew 90 se commend ways to meet the needs ehey go into the intrichcate feot- the cloak account for 15 per cent men and one woman - wert vele. with many strands twisted to- the bouffant or fluff cut, and hours. It and use the skills of the wort nf a Caribbeim A tyilleal one barns with of tetal retail feod sales. admitted to the Tuxedo Hospitit. EARL SCRUGGS nation's deface cal- (ether, have displaced the long the errspire Whicti has soft, flat flew dire< older citizens led the "Limbo" The other injured were treaty,: relies welch we women have strands at the front and side at but escape Clreararna A Hit the scene. And Their TO draped around our necks the but bieke to a pile at the back craft fire VISIT AUSTRIA As for the style show, , man, MOSCOW pale few !tenors. of the crown. First persons on hi, se r., Informed (UPI) --Soviet Pre- woman and child want in fas- If you still want to use your Some after the wreck said many pee Grand Ole Opry Communist. mier Nikita Khrushchev has ac- cination. as models jewelry fre3nufacturers • frtarn Wee- rope supply, double, triple or sengers were wandering along- eig photo-: cepted an invitation from Aus- ern stow small, lightweight pins in - Etarlope show new f all quadruple side t he tracks, dazed, Show - over the ar trian Chancellor Julius it around the neck, a series of three, fuur or five some Raab to clothes from US manufacturer:it bleeding. Before, ti visit Austria at an so it forms a fill-in for all those to attach to the bands. Meade unspecified Ana when the mannequins we_ _ munist she date. it was announced - _collarseeshireing • clap un- suit-ibr-dreas-is-all COME ONE, COME Thaisiday long runway from betel Many received-- fire. --atd- at Quemo night. lan ready-to-wear. the other jewelry necessary. ALL - Join In The en cony to the "pier" )(reuse out the scene from police and volun- dawn but "Newt in imgmetance is color Masses of Stones into the center of the pool, teer rescuers. FUN!! said the sh PITCHER LEAVES cLua in jewelry," said Mrs. Charlotte Pins have a new, place in obvious the woW whestle knows Alt hough both engines lel age. Thompaon, the tacit ul e direc- faihron, literally. no language barrier. Gone is the seeped jacknifing slightly. me It was BOSTON (UPI, -Pitcher Wil- tor. "Jewelry shades go right king-erne placement on the left ADMISSION U. lioetewes say one of • the of the cars remained on the Nation lard Nixon of the Boston Red along with clothing shades. So enoulder; this fall, they come big hits of the whole fair is the tracks. The other two tree.. Adults 75t to Fomios Sox., who was placed on the ail the purples, including ame- an globs of flubs to be worn Circararna vile& the F or were not blocked. eeimmunisti temporarily disabled list July d thyst and mauve', will be gaud. amack in Children .. 14 Foundation underwrote the center of a neck- Occurs In Fog Free in Cars ...ger Quern following a bout wee Ttfts shoulder a eine/nate tour State police said the • Nationalist miseries, has left the of the United club for happened during a ligte Sorry, No Passe. Please The Con' his Lindale. Stages. with synchronized movie Ga., home. The point where that 30.00(1 projectors putting the v:ewer the ac u' happened is parallel Amoy. 12 "in the middle" of scenes ait to Route in a relatively hilly staged der. . Acne:wan cities and viliagek section - the threatening BACK factunte and farms. Commenla- in nor' On Our Screen TROUBLE? ern Rockland County, about fe — MOSEI turs alternate in inglieh, French • miles from the New York - The Cot and Flemish. 1_ tin,* our Eier If Jersey stete line. reported tn. pen neighbors get genie of the FLYING SAUCER-An unidentified flying object, or flying The trains involved were tary strene ehoked-up feeling an American saucer, can be seen in this photo made Oct. 15. 1957. at four-car passenger train head• site Fo You're Weary does from watchers. It's *obvious Holloman Air Force Base, Alamogordo. N. M. The photo from Port Jer.a•.. N.Y., to Hob. Fe:Nation they want to ese - the long Mu just been released, under copyright, by Aerial Phen- ken, N.J.. and a feur-car pas- invasion mi of Theory QUM prov e • omena Research Organization, after careful study. A goy- senger-freight train, bound from Celespeten ernmare employe made it with a Kodak 135 Pony camera Hoboken to Port Jervis. tionalists a at one-fiftieth and second and fa16. Photographer is unidentified. More than 30 ambulances from much about Rockland and Orange counties been assuri Want Results in New York and from Berger- TUESDAY ONLY! they are al County in New Jersey rata Islands jug to the scene, along with se, Three Mos.1%.••••41 coast. TRY c4-11ROPRACTIC AMR CIIIINTISK police emergency vehicles. lirvalhors-Aird The Their Woonew Una ...Nature's I There were no known er - sistently de v./thy to ENDS witnesses to Normal Function and the crash. ) willing I NOW! TUESDAY Cal AIM NMI outpost isle NATURAL HEALTH I .1.1.1 40V7 en are sau ,COLLEGE 1...se ego yky STAR SIGNS could attacl • See - islands with _..- 44 • Thu DR. E. H. OAKLEY 1•01.1tlerD003 NEW YORK (UPI) - BROTHERS "MOIST New York CHIROPRACTOR alleJSKAI.r Knickerbockers have , signed San°Francisco's Mike Far- RICO mer to a contract. The six-foot- Aurora, Ky. RICHARD CONTI seven forward was lop choire HOURS: of the Knicks DIANNE FOSTER in this year's ic•Thlrftl National Basketball Association 101 a m. • 8:00 p.m. Pictured above is Mr. James Gourley. President of the Kentuc• draft. ky Molday through Friday Lake Vacation Land, Inc., making the first call over the new , By United Ezaizof dial system at Aurora. Looking on is 011ie Brown, Plant MIN KIN NMI Fore' Soot h west 1:00 pm. man and Forrest Riddle, Manager, I"° INNE NM MN DM SHOP FOR REAL VALUES cloudy, wit noon or es Telephone service for approxi- wide "2-5" numbering plan. The Sunday today. becor mately seventy-five subscribers exchange name at Aurora will Wednesday. was placed into operation Satur- be Grover 4. Subscribers could L day at Aurora, Kentucky. FAMILY night, little Mr. dial, for instance, Grover 4-9011 SHOE STORE James Gourley, president High today of Ken- by dialing G-R-4-9-0-1-1. Aur- SOMETHING NEW tucky leike Vacation 70. Land Inc., ora telephone users will have SWEETNESS AND LIGHT-All's sweetness and light, as they placed the first long distance extended ,service into Murray. MURRAY say sometimes about political circles in the U. S., as over the temperati LOAN CO. Leba- new system. The Aurora Many residents non's incoming president. Gen. teed of the area have -- Self Service ville 69, Li 506 W. Chehab (left), shakes Telephone -Exchange consists of Basement -- Main St. Telephone 130 expressed satisfaction in having 'hands with outgoing President Camille Chamoun, u hose the latest modern Green 72, F "YOUR dial equipment this latest Le telephone HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." jean ends in September. The scene is type of 67, London In Beirut. the and telephone numbers ther e communication. YOUR FAMILY SHOE HEADQUARTERS have been assigned to the nation 73. Evansville