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Wetted As A Best All lound Kentucky Community Newspaper APRIL 19, 1958 First ... its accomplishment (mermen& us to do, with Largest nobles us to achieve. Circulation In ngling his will into Local News with God's will, -wcw. The City encouraged by the. and hitch God gave him Largest ise, "Certain*. I will Local Pictures Circulation .ie." He aured that In r and wisdom were The County sal. What more could 1 It was God's United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR work Murray,.Ky., Monda Afternoon, meet by God's pow- April 21, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. see was the instru- LXXIX No. 95 L•ing the work and euft whom the pow- flow. iONALS JET CRASHES AIR LINES DC 7 TODAY Culpepper Dies ass of Ohio and Mr. Stevie Oakley , Perry Wind, Rain Storms 411 Whitlow of Louts-_ Loses Eye In At, Home On Sunday here vesoting Wen& Flail Southwest 47 Die As Planes Crash At . Perry Cillpepper, age 71, pas- • • • • .Accident On Saturday Morning New Eddyville :se! away Sun)ay. Aprel 20 at Is By UNITED PRESS HAND1-( EAR 5:20 pen at his home, Murray Wind, moth and hail storms Height Of 21,000 Feet In Air Stevie ripped wide sections of t h e Oakley, sesi of Mr. parallel with Poplar street and ute 6, from compheatione GTON. NC. dr, —Ida and Mrs. Charles fehlewing Southwest Sunda y, causing Oakley, now firing at them from the opposite an illness of about LAS VEGAS, Nev. same was sentenced to 30 of Paducah, heaviest damage in northern — A general area where glam- suffered injury ,to side with the BB gun. one year. His wife preceded him New York - 'bound Being Teksw. United Air orous movieactrees Carole Lom- le county penal farm . one eye Saturday morning, Planned which They had fired several of the in death one year ago. Lines Del Thunderstorms with 47 persons bard met death in a Jan. 16, for drunken driving necessitated its removal. .22 cartridges He is Ai-mixed by two sons. whipped by by that method. aboord cellided with an Air 1942 crash of a DC3. le. According to Mrs. 0 a kl e y, winds up s 80 males an hour At the_tirne, Steyie was standing Reimer and J. L. Culpepper of Fierce twins seat jet fighter Stevie was visiting EDDYVILLE se-A Nialeville, 1 csnirnercial Forth Worth, Tex., to- It is a barren area, populated his grand- to one side when Kelley fired Route 8. Murray; one brother. zones when the corn- uprooting day and mother, Tenn. engineering firm trees, craehed, and the Clark mainly by lizards and iackrabbite Mrs. W. H. Oakley, Sr. one of the cartridges. The Joe Ben Cubpepteer. Murray. and was monity is relocated near the ex- felting power lines and ex- working Courrv sheriff"" Afice said all with little or no immediate of Poplar street. when the- acci- ploding grandchildren. on plane today to build'isting town of Fairview. Ala kering windows. High w inds access cartridge threw the shell four aboard the airliner were killed. to communication. 11. Churchill dent occurred. casing a pew Esildeeville before the Lyon The firm's plans elm naked Dallas Amarillo and • backward and was em- He was a member of the New w i 11 be Fate of the two Air Mr. and Mrs. Oakley County city is inundated by the drawn Wletchita Falls. Tex. F• tree pi- 'moral Hoene were bedded in the eye of Stevie. Hope Meittediet Church where up in eo-operation even was not At Chicago. United Air Lines also in Murray with Mr. waters of proposed Barkley Funnel clouds "1 Oakley He said that the -force of the the funeral was conducted this pun the U.S. Army Corns cot Engi- were repruted ly. said DS plane carried 4 passen- vice attending a meeting of Account- on the Cumberland River. neers and on Sunday in east-central gets - Equipped blow knocked him back several afterneon at three o'caick with the town's thihties Ilh- An An Force and a crew of five. ants at the Kenlake Hotel. The farm of :Barge, Waggoner nois near spelrewrinn said with Oxygen feet. Rev. Louis Joiner and Bro. R. will he instelled by the federal Bement and east cen- inst al It identified the crew as: Capt. Mrs. Oakley said that and Sumner will prepare tral inveetegation of the col- Stevie He was taken to the home J. Burp° Burial was a plan government Arkaneas near Little Rock. Duane N. Ward. 1st Officer and Kelley Gene fer streets. lision indicated !hoe the Super- riendly Service — Woods were of Mrs. Woods where his eye in the Old Salem Cemetery. sewers, utilities and The decision to move The squall line marked the Edward Semners, Flight to the sabre jet "flamed out" at 30.000 Engineer firing at .22 caliber cartridges was washed and was Fairview path of a cold air front Charles E. Woods. 4. 4th St. Ph. 98 then taken Active pallbearers were Mil- snte was the resuk of which feet and that it all based in with a BB rifle at the time the pushed eatward went into a dive. Denver: to the clinic. s -• burn Evans, Mason Esans. Nor- a weekend City Council vote. out of Texas colficling and Stewardesses Paul- accictent happened. -The boys Maurice Ryan Has and with the DC'? at 21.000 The shell casing was embedded man Culpepper. Rebert Hall. Residents of- nearby Kuttawa by night tall extended :o ine Mary Murray and Yvonne were, sticking the cartridges J feet over the southern Nevada in in the eye, completely destroying Appendectomy also must move the Carolinas and north to New Marie Peterson, both based the hank C. Dunn and Prentice Parker. when the 167 desert. at N' CHIPS of the creek, that runs it. Mrs. Oakley was contacted roilkon York State. Los Angeles. The lVfax H. Chaerehill Funeral dellar dam is eonstruct- There was a LUNCHES at Parker Motors Precipitin on big white puff LTE where she was Home had charge of the funeral Maurice Ryan, owner of ed but oppcsition he's developed also occur red of 'smoke al along that quickly turned The UAL four-engined plane IZZA the time. and Mr. Oakley arrangements. Ryan's She Store on the court to the )(Ottawa Cety Counters the bower Great Lakes, to a __deathly black pall. They departed from Los Angeles at was eontac:ed at the Accountants eqoare. undeweni an emergency plan to cionsolidiate the Ohio Valley and Tenneessee yr BEST AT THE with Eddy- spiraled. into rock strewn desert 7:30 a.m. p.s.t., with 42 passengers meeting at the Kenlake. eppendect •my last mgty. vile at the and ineo Miesiesippe and north- at 6:30'. new bocation. some .10 miles south and 5 crewmen aboard. The accident occurred at 9:25 Mr ern Maberna. of this Unease Seen Ryan earrepteened " of feel- gerneoltng firmed reports UTHSInE & Heard 1Saturday resort. from the UAL morning and the opera- Blob Flashes ing ill yesterday, and after ex- A'few ecartered ehewers were First to arrive at the scene passenger office in Los Ant Ise, tion on his eye was carried out ansnaei•on it was Civic Clubs Will reported in parts of New )RIVE-IN determined Eng- was Lenny Sdhieck, said five company employes at 2:00 o'clock. that land, but mewl a photo- iikefl, Road Phone 1482 the epereteon was neces- Hear-Dr. Pogue of the Atlantic grapher for abong the peesengers. Mrs Oakley said that he stood Ova c't the La's Vegas Re- Through Sky sary. states enjoyed fair and iecee-Jourrial. Around He seas ThT f.4,h• , Murray the operation well and that it warm en reute No. 736. was ta - He „At resting well at the hos- An inoter-club meeting will weaeher. to • was successful. be an aes'grimenr when he saw have made stops at Denver. Kan- e:tat day held on Tuesday at 6:30 Temperature readings continu- He expected p.m at the two planes collide and spin sas Cite- and Washington before to be released the Murray ed in the mild 60s in most within ATLANTA IP — A bullet- Women's Club of alnees straight down. arriving_ in New It is Woodlawn and net Wood- the next two or three the Atlantic Coast Yolk at 8:45 hoped blest) if Knee. with Dr. Forrest Pogue region. He said p.m. e.s.t. IFIELD land.. Ce•unceirrian Frank Lan- days. He is in room 327 at the light flashed Weathermen wreckage was strewn The collision 'occurred across as the epeaker. predicted more over the Alertly der er would like for everyone Murray Hospital. the southeastern eky ear- Calloway grewers desert country f o r after 9 a.m. p.s.t. Has The L'oene t "'day in the northern ly Sundae Club. Rotay Club. "isteenal miles" The F100F. to km,w, They segn says Wood- Stevie is a very intelligent boy nifehr arri blew up Plaine, which was sttll Joist'-r Chamber of the upper Mheassippi The two listed lawn but end is a prodigious reader. lie weth blinding brilliance. Commerce. planes crathed in the only as "missing" from in some quareers the and YANK' Valley and t h e Great Lakes. Sunday is a sixth grade student wifll meet together nearby Nellis Air Force Base reeme Woodland still tides P • the Scattered Winn-see, fr en as far north Winners In at this meeting, Which ehowers and thunder- 90 minutes Andrew Jackson school in Pa- is an after the collision, as MartMeburg. W Va ar tiin I sSorms Were expected from the ducah. The Oakley's are formerly , 'a n d affair among the local Five Women Die was a jet figh er trainer. It Sundry Needs. The city entmcil southern Airs ease many menthe of Murray but Cerbln. Ky.. and as far %putt as eisele clubs. to the At- carried a pilot-instructor and now live at 1738 lantic Coast. In Cadillac nco. rnerd thin the titfrienl name Jefferson in Paducah. Geortis reported seeing the ()b- 441 Meeting The meeting will take t h e student- pilot. 3 frown rt the street which runs irch the local Weather relace of any Early lea". Via many friends of the Oak- Bureau regular clubsmeet- NEWTON reports from the crash Church flour west of Inean Street is relented. Curious ing tens Mass Ift -A d a Wood- ley family sympathize with them callers kan- week, arid is the regu- erlese *awn seid eltiat "at • least one / . 4-14 ^1e-embers showed Cadi•Plac wieh five elderly lawn. So if everybody will call in this unfortunate accident. rned teiephone sv.,iefsboarcis in lar meeting night of !he Liens Bible Institute To parachute was spotted" billowing up well in the Area heeplees ee men m it it that instead of Woodland, it cities along the object's course, 1 Rally Club. rolled high above the desert shortly Lay held in Paducah on Begin At Ledbetter clown an incline and atiM be apprediated by folks who inquire.nit what had pa seed over. Satur- Members of Rotary plunged after the collision. day. are re- into a lake Sunday. hive on that nice street. Auth •rities at Dobbins A i r quested to note that there &needling Fit reNeres of the collision Miss' Sandra Bedwell. will 351 of them. Ferry Base indteated they woudd daughter be no meeting A Bible were received by :ht• CAA towers' Stolen of Mr and on Thursday at institute will begin The vicenie Car Mrs. Ocus Bedwell were Mrs Ina in on We planted a Wiseeria tree last begin an investigation today in wenn, since ehe meeting tomor- at the Ledbetter Baptist Church I. Las Vegas. Sal; Lake City of Kirksey won over three other Dowling, 85. Mrs. Hattie and sprang and it finally preschiced an effete to determine the an- row s-4/1 take its place. on Thursday evening. April Gordon, Los Angeles when the air. contestants in district bread mak- 24 96, Miss Gertrude one Worm along in the summer. swer and continue through Cummings. 85. 1.ner issued a "may day (help)" ing contest. She won Saturday Mrs Dottrel& This spring esswever its a Recovered In with "Bis- evening, Hinricty. 80. and radio message. dif- cuit variations." FIVE DAY FORECAST April 26. Mrs. ferent 'tory. Among the el-servers were her Roea, 92. All except The collision also was It nee abase. teh Janet The serrices will begin each witness- several plob in the air bike won a blue ribbon Moe Curnmtngs were ed by a buds on it as long as your little at the By United Press evening at 7:30 Speakers 'widows. second military plans in the dairy foods demonstration, eech Mrs. Rose Watson from lug 41, finger. Fast Time three of the object's passage. KENTUCKY — eveneng are the 58. rowner Nellie' Air Force Base. In the girls' general Temperatures following: f a rest The object appeared shortly demenstra- for the home, told police she lion Lorna Ross five-day period, Monday Thursday evening. Bro. Robert was before 8:30 pm es.t.. according won a blue through abut to take the w• seen The blooms look like bunches of ribbon. Sandra Friday, will average two Herring and Dr. H. C. Chiles: to rsbrerveri. meved Bedwell captured f •r a Sundy afternoon eiurple grapes. It essth- a four degrees below the season• Friday evening, Bro. r ; d e Melville 0. Parer', who al- blue ribbon in the girls' speech James when toe ace:dent wrird at terrific speed. wetnes- al normal of 59 for Kentucky. Tharp and occurred Sine Youths legedly stole a care in Almo. centest In the buys' speech Bro. J. H. Currin: -aid Are urance" see raid, and trailed a shower con- ittle temperature she set :he ear's trinclibnake What could be more weringlike Ky.. last Saturday test Bill Young also change until Saturday evening, Bro. George was under of briete sparks. won a blue cooler after starting t is e rrreor then the weather yesterday and armlet - ribbon. about Thursday or Friday Shaver and Bro. and one day later in Madison, Norman Col- then returnee] to today. Yesterday morning end in west Tuesday. Precipi- the home for a was Wisconsin. according to Sheriff "Ml reports int:haste it was peppers Arrested In tation ,will average as -beautiful a morning as any- Cohen Stubblefield. around one The church and pastor. Arlet very bright, bullet -eh-iced. fiery inch in As she returned with the one could want and by noon the Preston Deeore, showers tonight and E. Jones. extends a ger- owner est a red w"h a yellow tail and put Tuesday coreral in- mere. :he automobile, rain started The wind blew drive-in iOne Held and again about Thurs- vita:ten to eyeteeth had and restaurant in Aline, re- In the putskc to ateend t ut a lot of fireoe•rks." a Wea- day. an atit,rriatie shire rolded Break In se ttee rain fell all aftern on and ported the theft of his these services, it sen car to ther Bureau s-pokeemon said. the driveway. messed IP/ by evening the win were down the sheriff - - a curve and within a matter "The fliers said :1 Yit up then - and went producing a red into Crystal ,Lake, Three Dexter sky. Then again of minti:es the sheriff could cockpit'." Fire On Lake Mrs. youths have been ehe Weather Bureau Wasson ran after the this in •rning an sther beautiful tell htrn his car and the thief car arretect and charged with break- said. "Nene of them actually Man but could rye ciasich it. It ing day dawned. • had been found. Arraigned For Shooting float- .and entering a service station it fall. They also indicated A forest fire ed a few minutes and op Parton stole the car, near Kentucky sank in in Tfardin an stealing approxi- a 1951 T. it was very h'isth One let pilot Lake 12 feet of water. 1 This kind ("hrysler, burned nearly 1011 acres of mately S90. according of weather makes Saturday according to flying ,it 19.000 to Sheriff feet said it was , timber land and destroyed a Several per- rrs were able Chen '.94 Teaves eitertally jump out Mr. Devore.`Parton had been hree Nuns to Stubblefield on an e?1 above In Gunfire him." I cabin Saturday afternen. Spree to :he car, but their stems. employee at his restaurant in accord- re I one The sheriff of Marshall County ine to reports from the sheriff's was abie to open the doors. called Stubblefield HE 5-4420 Almo. Navy pilot H D. Pantie. on a arid told him office this. morning. DOYLESTOWN. Pa. v+ —Louis "The -Yeomen were frozen 'of the robbery Smallest has his waehing sched- The F.B.I. in Paducah had flight from Charleston. W Va.. special in fer American vittsh which took place One man. Lonnie C. Williams Felip Marrero a quiet man — fear." said William L. Saturday night, ule out of whack. Started to been notified that Parton had in a T-28 trainer, reported on spacemen. Bruce. 34, and told him of Waterloo, Ill.. was arrested will be arraigned here a Ffareard Law the mime IM saehool this .rnorning been arrested in Madison, and tending Dobbins today "I told him there School assistant of qee youth in Dexter unwashed, a' that the red and placed under for extradition ought to dean yobs after at that time it was bond to appear to Trenton, N.J. be a was the first to reach who was suspected Stubblefield having eaten breakfast. It discovered globe "buret with each brilliance in medal for our spacemen he court at such time as he for shooting three nuns and two the automobile said he brought the MOROUS was the first time anyone notic- was driving a stolen car. that it blindest me" and for our rocketeers. Our boy to his might be called. ober persons in a shotgun ram- office yesterday ed that he had n •• waehest. Since the car had Kentucky spacemen are important and meriting a n d )1TioNg* license Jarvtie Williams and six other men page in a convent questioned him. Washing is only a necessary plates. offidials' in. this said he was over the should- be honored," Meerero,skide Urges The young man evel were all ~timing sui_tfte take _Marrepa-tald reporters he went All Wools, eeaditreaderritted weth hon. state were notified. When Sheriff (see. of Clornelia in northern ""lTe answered my letter and the that after at the time the fire started. on his spree Saturday night it was discovered Stubblefield reported the theft Georgia when he mw the ob- to said thanks for the two dollars." Growers To File he had ap- According to reports, the fire "get even" with a priest who proximately $29.50 We had a fair of the car, he was told the car Jett Marrero said. "but "he ••n hiS person wind yesterday. started at their camp had not approved of never in had been found. At Rome, Ga.. radio announc- area after Marrero's 4ackn••wledged my silver, 'Stubblefield said. . Mewed several benches in the the men had version of idea about the Dohs Gr.ociwan. er left to go fishing. the Bible. medal." Chairman, A watch stolen from the court square blown over Bob Martin said he spatted County Catkulay serv- and Attorney Bob Miller said The 24-year old ASC 'County Commit- ice station was the army .signs in the flash from It* h''me.- "It lit laborer said The laborer also recovered this front of the the fire Was apparently caused he sent his ver- tee, urges all wool grttwers to morning. peststfice up the Whole doggone sky 'north- had been planning the attack sion of were also disarranged. accidentaly. but that the Bible to the National file application for After Little League east ?rem us," the seven for three weeks. HoWever, he 1957 Wool naming the other two he mid. look- men were responsible Catholic Press in Chicago Incentive for the fire. changed his _mind later and told Peetencre T h e 1957 who were with him at the Mr. and Mrs. T. Wakirep ed like a white batel traded by and would Stanley Rutkowski, Mercer time r. are in have to newer any a reporter. "I only meant to marketng year began April 1, of the robbery, all three Venezuela on a six a red ball, and inside a white charges Coutny, N.J.. prosecutor. said were weeks trip, placed against them. scare them, but then something 1957, and ended Marsh 31, 1958. taken to Benton and • more or less To 'tryout hint." Sunday Marrero had placed in The cabin that was burned clicked in signed a The date of sale f shorn the jail there. "Roth came on gradually, my mind." statement confessing woe.' Stubblefield said. :LORIDA not was owned by Walter Duke 'of that he went and iserettern laerrbe quick as lighting." "I'm sorry about it." .he said. to St. Jeachim's deterneines The Student Unien building at Martin add- Chicago. Convent. sang the marketing ed, "and "I mighr as well get what's the year for Wool in- She college is under Tryouts will be 'held at Little then faded and dis- doorbell and shot the first centive Police Fear,For onstruc- coming to me." payment purisses. tion. League Park, ,April 28 and appeared together. The ohjpgt nun who came to the door. , 29 Pierce Marrero, All 1957 marketing year shorn Life Of Child for all boys between appeared -to be moving about McDougal married and the fa- Then Marrero fired two more DAYS the ages wool and unroll' •rn hark of 9 dim souther-a rd." ther of two children, said he times, wounding two apphoa- 12 who are interested Named To Group other nuns. tione must be ' BUENOS was also mad at the Catholic One of the sisters filed by not later AIRES — Police in playing baseball this. summer. was wounded than ,today Church for not baptizing his seriously thirty days after the end• feared for the life of The nine and ten year olds R. Pierce McDougal but was reported out -A - NIGHTS of Murray. Protestant mother Emma — of the nearketn•g year, which six-year old girl whose father Weather should report Monday, April Bilbrey's has been who of- danger after surgery. The 28 Write elected to membership has been will be April 30, 1958. killed her sister and at four o'clock. a patient at the Norris- nuns were Sisters Madeline Fue- shipped 11 and 12 year in the American Angus Associa- her body to their olds should From Paris, France town. Pa. State 1-Xmital for the cite, Lorenzina Sassini and mother, his *sport report Tuesday, April tion at St Joseph. Missouri. an- An- estranged wife. 29 at last eight years. gela Bella. ER-FALL RATES By UNITED PRESS four o'clock. Only boys nounces Frank Richards. secre- Queen Observes Mrs. Ernesto who Mr. and Mrs Baster. Belbrey Dominick Tutor a, assistant Marrero also admitted Raul Rodriguez Ale Occupancy. did not play Little League tary. winded- received a have written the Ledger curate at St. Joachim's Church ing patrolman 32nd Birthday suitcase by express ball last year shsuld yout. a n d Mr McDougal was, Eugene Johnson on December IS. Southwest Kentucky Times fr-m one of the in Trenton, explained: "We told and Saturday. In it she discovered Con- Paris. France. re- seven purebred neighbor Stephen Konscol. the siderable cloudiness Aberdeen-Angus him we couldn't LONDON IP — body of her eight-year with scatter- porting that they are having breeders baptize her 53. who investigated the firings. Queen Elina- old in Kentucky elected to because Norristown bath daughter Marta Dora ed showers and thunderstortns wonderful lime. They comment- is outside our The gunman managed to flee observed her 32nd leirthdlay and a note Rob Hum Leaves membership during the past from her husband. this afternoon, tonight and Tires- ed on the postal card, diocese. He left without saying to a parochial school quietly today web a small fam- - that's YOUR received month. next door "I'll make se day. A little cooler Tuesday. For Convention this mornitrg, much." to the church and ily lunch a, WincLe•r cesde. you happy by 'get- that they are en- es- . evaded the The ting rid the celebrity- MHigh today in upper 70s. Father Tutora added that Mar- bullets and Queen's birthlay of Mart Dora." it said. Low ,lying their trip to' Europe and ISRAELI tear gas bombs of is celebrated "I'm tonight ROBBED rero's revised Bible officially leaving this world in So don't wait in low 50s. High Tuesday Rob Supt. of Water and thee they have eierted many — the result 60 policemen who rushed to in June. .• order that you may go on In low 70s. Sewage for the City of Murray places "en beautiful of the laborer's "visions" of the the area He escaped from Gun dilutes- in Hyde living with it is hard JERUSALEM. Israeli Sector the Park, the man that ions/ left yesterday afternoon by plane to believe." Virgin Mary — was "not worth school, raced to the bank the Tower ef Londk.n has replaced me. mr —Atehinrities said today that of the and at I forgive you Some 5:30 a.m. temperatures: from Paducah for reading." Delaware River. Windsor today for all the suffering Dallas. Texas The front of the postal card tie., marauders believed stole a rowboat Marked the, ace you have Bowling Green 54, Paducah where he to be Marrero told newsmen he and rowed easi• n. brought upon me." WRITE 54, will attend the Nattolfal serried pictures ef scenes around Arabs shit had to, Pennsylvania - Government anti , private _ Louisville 55, Lexington anerseriettoly wound- other complaints Police said the couple 54, Cov- Convention of American . Water with the church. A few. beers later, he buildings flew had Paris The local couple won the ed 3 Romanian immigrant walked flags, and British another daughter. ington 53 and London 58. Works all this week. He said he wrote to Bishop up to a gate guard navy and "aged six, who. tr]p in a General Electric sales Thuredne right at the Fair- commercial elapse in' remained , Evansville, Ind., 34. He near Ash'kkelon Fulton- J Sheen, enclosing two less Works with the father when IOTEL will return this week-tend. contest. and of U.S. Steel Corp. all parts of the worki decked' the made toff with leis horse. dollars and a. mother left the suggestion for a and surrendered. themselves with bunting, family a Unsling 6-4111 few ,months ago.,

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PAGE TWO ▪ LEDGER - MURRAY. KENTUCKY " MONDAY - APRIL 21, 1958 MoNDA fllE LEDGER & TIMESIZsa Zsa Is / Stan Musial And Ted Williams Share The -2,4#44.4-SHED by LEDGER IL TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. ea INC. • 't.• . .7unsuiniktion of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and Tke 1 ennesoteralca October 2u. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, Jennie,/ Deitahted' i.'1942 Headlines, One's Doing OK And One Is Not JAMES C. WILLIAMS, • PUBL.SHER 7-0, for their fifth win in six Pirates' winning rem . in their Over Baseball victory this season, We reserte the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, games. only other Pieblic Voice dere' which, in our opinion, are not for the best -Rubin Roberts beat the Mil- hernered off Willard Schmidt in p *tercet of our readers. waukee Braves, 3-2, and equalled the ninth for the decisive 'blow - By ISA ZSA GABOR G roe er Cleveland Alexander's Sunday. The Redlegs had tied tiATIONAL REPHESENTATIaES: WALLACE WITMER CO.. 1368 Written for United Press the score' in the top,. of the Menthe, Memphis,- 'Penn.; Zee Park. Avee_New York • 3a7 N. Michi- LLOS ANGELES - Of record of 190 wins by a Phila- • Vada Pinson doubled gan Ave.. f'hicago; eo Bo/ystun St., 3ustone ,...urse I'm delighted about majn. delphia Phillies' . ninth when F( third on a .ague baseball coming to Lis 4 More Over the Fence and scored from veneree et the Pest Office idurra.j. Kentucin, for transmission as sacrifice fly by George Crowe. Second Class Matter Angeles - with all those men NIOE, NI and that enormous diamond, what Bill Tuttle and Billy Hunter heme in ahlBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, eer week 20c, per w man wouldn't be? ninth 85e In hit three- hemers for the is ‘.ctruntres. Galloway and inijoining counties, per year, $3.50; ease- f the %Tamen Hollywood here. $550. Athletics, who got five-hit pitch- and Los Angeles are happy about ing from Jack Urban in handing heat. Garr MONDAY - APRIL 21. 1958 becatse now :hey. well be the White Sox their third loss This is (yr and eiet-t--itt Ile to the stadium in five games; Chicago maanger of Murra playing ban nee_ ec:ually see who is Al Leper protested the game A NICE, around here with who atsai )(mist on the' basis of an-"interference at college. BIBLE HOUGH 1 FOR MAY Naturanla. I have never played clots play" in :he fourth inning. , ed street; Oh, en actual baseball game. Ely FRED DOWt7 The eternal God is our refuge, and under- 'Roger Mans, Rocky Colavito, gain. Loa lee had some fast pitches made United Press Sports Writer neath are the everlasting arms. Deut. 33:27. Minnie Mineee and rookie Dick A GOOD o me, in fact I've made some Stan Musial and ,Ted Williams Faith has persons mean Brown humered far the Indians Murray. opened that refuge to eretty good catches. But I are sharing the headlines again WHICH ONE HAS THE TONY? Alt OF 'EM Four nappy peo- oft 20-game winner Jim Bunning ea out routed w it hi,titanic troubles _and the ever- Ine never really played base- today. Menial because he's ple display their -Tony" awards piesentea at the Waldorf- el Narleski rn. Weld lasting arms did not let them down. ball. of his best starts the Tigers. Roy went w Astoria in New York City. The -Tone- is Bn.adway's coun- off to fete Sete al an A dear friend of mine once because he's off Robin 81s. innings for the victory al- terpart of Hollywood's "Oscar" and TV's -Emmy." Winners and Williams Roberts gem. • to k me alit to watchthe Dodgers though king Herb Score are (from left) Robert Preston. best musical male star; 1-5 -line of his worst. Phalle* -explain the game 10 retired the 'last two batters in 84 ACRE: and to Thelma Ritter: best co-start-mg actress: Helen Hayes. best The 37-year old Musial final- -Four- more "little league the ninth. :abate 6 IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED dramatic actress, and Ralph Bellamy. best dramatic actor. r - Dreadful Knee Pants Minters" wete hit in the con- Only $26( The "Emmies" are next up. (InternatiOnef Soundphoto) New City Hall and Gas Building $120,000 Heavens, the uniforms are er- troversial Los Angeles Coliseum Gee hewer rible. These dreadful knee- pan:s, as the Giants butchered the Estate 44 - Sewer P:..nt Expansion-. $125,000 and their long johns hanging Dodgers, -12-2. Whatever 151-M. Planning and Zoning Commission with It: of their sleeves. But I'm Two Words Show Drat Billy Musial softened up Jim Bros- niing •te -offer -tie redehign them. nan, who shut out the Cardinals Happened To Consultation *SAVE $4 Professional I think our team would look an opening- day. with a two-run . . Preesure matader pants'. they homer in the first inning anti lovely in Martin Is Still In There aluminum IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED - Se-so- entsalt-lwrwr etne toe- bleated &nether during the Cardi- thiaparneif the countree nals' four-run fifth-inning rally. Daughes Industrial -Expansion. But they are very geod players. FRALEY Don Blasingame had three hits By OSCAR a chance- at the jackpot got SEE TH) Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters. our Dedgens. One 'fellew stood United Press Sports' Writer a life was for the cardinals who had lost UNITED PRESS when he traded to By and eer right- there in the corner of )(Qt:K - .The one Delon. has confidence. So four straight games to the Cubs. -.Taffy Abel was pro h tekey's Widened Streets in some areas NEW He garage a the field with a stick on his line ass buried in the flood _theee who know him weren't too Roy Sievers broke up the "Map Mountain" f r a in 1926 Continued Rome Building. Priced to shoulder and another fellow kept ul opening day baseball copy but Surprised the' Martin's hit should slauston-Wash)ngten game when through 19113, eperaterig-tee#4-4•4 • - he Airport tor Murray. throwing balls at him, and he it speice volwnese. win the epener. hit Murray Wall's first pitch the New Y.irk Rangers and then City .,uditorium ass such a fine Dodger 'hat It read: "RBI - Martin." Ted Williams in the 10th inning into the left the °trim*, Black Hawke, Ho fellow didn't hit hem once. Those few letters proclaimed .Red Sox field bleachers. Sievers also had p7a,yed it rough and had the., GOOD Q a triple and a double Nolen Then another player who didn't to the watching baseball world ly got the St. Louis Cardinals beef to make' it stick. uppiflg. •at Vance even dive tune to take off his Writing Como' Zauchin homered for the Sena- that Billy Martin still was at Into the win. column Sunday the scales at 257- neuritis as the tors, who share second' place in nice black suit told him towalk it. His single drote home the when he knocked in four runs National H ekey League's big• the American League with Kan- over to a .little White pillow and run Whieri _successfully opentei with a. pair • of two-run homers gust defeneeinan. Abel joinea sas City. stand intern. the season fur the Detroit Tigers. Show Not in a _9-4 'Victory aver the prey- the Rangers for the 1926 - 27 ,a5 hate I must do something about must hate produced mixed Phrrie Jilports Parade It icusly unbeaten Chicago Cubs. Turley walked seven batters soasen and was traded to this such shabby pillows, tote No reactions in places like Nee He's collected 10 hits, including but struck out eight as he 'be- Black Hawks In 1929-30 eiusie .NEW, 3 wonder the boys don': sit down Yerk, Wa.shingion and Kainas 'Easy Job four homers, in fit'e games for a came the fourth Yankee pitcher he did his beaseitig until he Farris - A By OSCAR FF.ALEY , L , L.:. ..•urselve.." ,in them. City. .435. average. neve the distance and the second teeny hung up his geer in '33. eehlege a " -tInttad Press Sports Vvr.ter 3.1.gril el, ell ---second place. My friend explained that our Among the Yankees, who trad- The '39-year old Williams, to pitch a shutout. Yankee pitch- Whatever hiaPpened to ratty ate NEW YOitk• iF - Poneg as ie.. n. .hose cussed Yartikees.- In.dger had taken a walk • to ed him away last season; to 1369 By meanwhile, went hitless in four ers have yielded a total of Abe'.' Now 57, he is living in raraza reaocre. lees peek tee-tune ti c nt Bruen. lndans: -Keep. base, and that the object Washington manager Cookie Lae- FRED DANZIG trips as the eight runs and 37 hits in six his native Saud Ste. tMenell et 15 FT 'ne popeie. taeenes of the miner son. a st.: beck in .1 :25 to get him home. agree who WitS Billy :he Kid's United Press Staff Correspondent suffered :heir fifth defeat in games - by far the best pitching Mich, where he owns and. up- boat, rit_t itagee managers as .ae pennant en. nivisien. maybe. Just Ins :heir game, of course. but roommate at Oakland in the NEW YORK IP - Atheugh -six games:- a ItHinning, 6-5 recoro in the majors. Norm Sie- matte a reS ...ttrars! a n d auto - ran: ge. Way. • :Shci eeurse.f. sett. aria :s my opinion that .if you age-. anti a: Kansas City, • lung Perry Come igs about being less to the Washington Senators. bern nclIkered and Mickey Maisie court. e J ceuid hear wee: :. se ciestea Yankees." 'ake a walk with a mart and > fret% Where he was sent to on his wae .0 a, star each Williams' average is now an end ateDuegeld. Ince are truniteag. iiguers I ee. necnarna, 04.1.1.13; •Keel) he get.- to f.rs: base. you'll never had two Detroit lase- November. Sa:urday, everyone kn nes he's iliglorions .000- after 'Wen futile hits eMa fur the _Yankees. oe a lair taceen'ee el the muse:rigs ...inns, first division. Miracies get him home. LUXURY FOR HOBO lontothing Extra really on his way to another at bats. mas.ermants: 1.411 aaepen Why, toe Yank. Strikes iroblem or tne a It told all • pf .hem that the song. - In other major developments: Roberts rebounds American negh..w.n inky 10 games." • OAKLAND, Cent. 'IP - The League . u> My friend said one of .. the scrappy, skinny guy still has -Bob Turley's four-hitter en- Crate A's: --Let's just Roberts. seeking to rebeund nonecerift,rrnise spir.t sent (jour- Casey S.engen Yankees: elf my Harry manager's biggest problems is the -something extra" w hi c h Helping him get there is com- abed the ashes arming the .hebee of :he gees plow Lees ,,i2e. i certa,n;y get even el_45e tu the f.rs: divi- that our players are always made him Casey Stengel's buy" edy writer Goodman Ace, TV's from last year's 10-22 campaign. to beat the Baltimore Orioles, space -age, but °ray he„eh have ea a ien,ja. nen. pleliale. Gaeta remember: being called out on strikes. I wnen he was breaking in on the top blender of badinage. strUck out four. yielded, five to. a p ;Int. One ;ef them, nabbed in _in siansas (..itynenesse -nee , ii.eeas -a Yantie.: term club." enn't see why he deesn'. take Coast 13 years ago. lhose were . -They don't call us gag writ- hits .and walked none in -addition rate 0•11=1•11171=.1 - /tee,. en_ ne 1•411.. ..n, same"- L. eke La.age .J. Senators: ins up with the National Labor the days when the serawne ers anymore." says Goodie in to contributing three singles to r ,ad earth here Thureaay. • s:1 Wt.:, op. on. eported an electric blanket ea., pent and my. an: 2. g.,,nrea N.... Bun %vatic ns Board if :he uni.,n 16-year old With a battered rus familial' Kansas City-cum- MAJOR LEAGUE the Millet' attack. The Bras es _ r. t ..1:41“: and White is scored both their runs in the ameng the few pessessione car. rUt liALC so unfair. drug store glove and a scarecrow cracker - barrel voice. "We're A: Lopeee'Wteleaellex: -Surtei sex- 4en. t•as eieta• Indians. Beet we will haye a goad teem. uniform slopped' everyth.ng that corneae writers, or just writers. 'seventh inning when-Hank Aaron reed an the cuht emery banks r. Or.- .c j.ei will see They' and Harry Hanebrink homered. stiff. the pee:taiga g. au. I must re- er"-i shall hate the gnarled Oakland manager - Bet te hen I werkeci with Tallulah .1 aen.r,er ne• • cite tie finger National League the "pennant" this year. If :he destined to attain managerial ;Bankheade" he added with -- Bob Rush suffered the loss in n. brests: •Ca:,: be t.. L•..- sore • a hai.ce. Free Keen. Nast-.nal League does not give greatness with :he Yankees - dreamy look "she called_ u. his first atapearance f or the 'rhe first Amman governor of •.: s. namnyenke., icien Be. .1 en- dr.: yen :his tt to them, we will buy them smashed at him.'n a u hors." a orld champions. New Mexico, Charles Bent, was 'tee. eee.r. I .. t. ri-red. Danny two hom- he M... leesee... es, • . one-nfs their 'very own. That defiance, as much as O'Connell hit killed and scalped by Taut. In- • MI . Always On The Way RV ceee rit '.r.acre But you,_muet come and see enyth.ng. has written the saga ers. Daryl Spencers collected a dians during :he brief anti- No matter what Law ereexs. c fer eenrself what a fine team of Billy Martin. he's called homer, double and single and American uprising in 1847. Goodie -tries to IMP: the MEM t cant et a.. r cen Free H_ crens ne Care. -We we -have.' And I am so happy Two years. ago he was labeled be- Willie Mays had a triple and that that they tween-se;rig raillery on Como'. two singles to lead ;he Giants' In. if :nose Yane.es eere "a•t a ":"ar-cc• na''e '"= nce• will have a brahd new ge teammate Gerry Coleman as • it, ins ;NBC-TV show to two or three STANDINGS in se Neeesne. once. But. ,:-. :nose baseball diamond in the Coli- the -best clutch player on the 15-hit arack on Don Drysdale Eradicate Prevent rt an minutes. "We write Jeek 'risers. n.ee seum. rather than use that old Yankees." But in the front office economical le and two successors. Ramon Mon- al- because Perry is always on the , :14 . A fev. ..e W n 1)..4e re "What Wrigley. Field. they didn't 'like him. .11e didn't ',ant, kayoed by the Dodgers it' • • wanetn a- song. And we use tz:ir I a :nein': •ee Campy If there's anything I simply coliferrn tri the demanded Yankee National League last Wednesday. came back to etrt seeils• because he's uncern *tor ea. ;ta. ...o', Weil. detest it's a sec -nd-hand cliam- Pattern 'of off-field anonnmity. pitch an eight-hitter and yielded standing and more' at ease W L Pct, GB 1-0111 Weekend Sports tri..,#nc of ,treet. #•••'.#Q. A ork. ond. Billy .was an extrovert whe liked sitting both Los Angeles runs on a ta.01 down," Goodie volunteered. ot Summary .r. se Brett-. " the bright lights and. the ac- C'h.easee 4 I .800 homer by Carl Furillo. T he ltec.t7g, Now The 59-year old comedy. To RESUME RIVALRY cusalien went, tu red Mickey crafts.- San Fran. 4 2 .667 'In crowd, of 47.234 made a neat The Destructiv••.•Termite Pete a-t•gtu p. chers man, an old hand • 'at, feeding a 167.209 for the three-game Manee ,,n the primrose pa'h. Milweukte 3 2 .600 1 FREE rid By -Ni7ED PRESS 1.4.*: icacti • n.. pa t. it: first funny liries ei others, also is series in the INSPR 1TION LAFAYETTE. Ind IP -Purdue Ii boiled to a heal when C.:wins-me 2 2 .500 IL) Coliseum. e'. n Saturoay keep nne...r.g Miami it remembered for his own comedy The defeated Itn aV Florida will resume Martin, "Mantle. ,II a n k Bauer. Ple.!lackelphia 2 2 500 1 TERMITES hue▪ CAILAChz 'nee Brats show. when he and wife Jane the Cincinnati Her-liege 4-3, in • 'heir football rivalry in 1963 at Whitey Ford. Yogi Berra and Fatteburgn 2 3 .400 .2 : re ....ned ere77. Steen. ''Keep Munni. glided into our living rooms via the other National League game Miami has won two of Johnny Kucks became emeroiled Angeles 2 4 .333 Vs -Licensed & Insured - • : t... • gotTsi.i. re. 6. •• W re a. geed ns their-Three meetings. -Easy Ace's." back in the pre- while Kansas City dealt the in an after-hours fracas at the St. LU4/1s I 4 .200 3 . . • eerie disk ...jockey date of en; te could Cepa. martin was doomed. . radio. The Chicago White Sox an 8-2 beat- SAM KELLEY ri :. Aces sell keep in 11. e. :I:- But, oh. CAROLINAS OVER VIRGINIAS Peddled to Atbleties practice by ing and the Cleveland _Indians making radio cemmercials be 'PINEHLItn: N IP -- . Without censuteng Sengel. the - the hit four homers to down the Phone 441 that's Yesterday's Results Not . ••Se we're kind joy ti hehr. Detroit Tigers, 4-2', J c Patt.,n of a! rgantoten. In. eft often neocie. d Nlat tin to. in other ace NEW Y....lei% But 'of them all. the Como Ph.liadeieshei 3 Milwaukee 2 American ....ad . le I cen a:nays bee- Bill' Camp:eel it Hueting- Kansas Cny. It was a. olive League activity. KELLEY'S PEST San .e.: tau r r r4.1 ..... - t1( *.. •12 CU411e0 sliew ne :he ehaetic shale Pittsburgh 4 Cuic.nnati 3 R. C, ten. W Vs . Sundaj in a gen which may neve eist "hem the St Stars hr lee ever been we h." say; St. Late 9 Chicage 4 CONTROL .•1.1 :1. match between twe Walker Cup- eubsequent Werld Series against Ace. Rookie -first - baseman R. C. Co] -I was with Berie and you San Frencesce 12 L Angelina 2 ir pers. aPeon's victory helped 'he the _Braves. A jockeying. nalging, know Stevehs, who singled home the ION him." -1. I.I.sienc I 'el., • ,e - t • • ihian- Carolinas team defeat the Vir- beetling Martin just migh have. Ii sr ),/14. 7', ,:,. b2;,-1 ,,a. .'. ,. . II ,..; t I :I C .1 , I.I ]41,ettme. ginias elniaastheal- :he Captain's turned , the tide. Sounds Easy Today's Games :,,,.. B • r, A A :n..., , e e, ' n . le: cotta- e,:e. .1 1-had PatterTarratches.-1 Dazzling Wield Series play al- "Toren. peepit• ask Me, 'What Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. ni4it ..: e ..., .., .1,- .- - ,?4 -.... ::-.. ', Bat "" - . _ oh ' ways was his epeciany. In 11153, de y, u de.' Arid I sa:. I wree C.nrennet; at Philadelphia ▪ --- I re ..., ' e . :..i.g Can-. -We .. I' S - SOVIET CALLS SET ,. tots . after a poor season. Billy leek' the corn•• sitow. Thea sae. -Yeah Only games sclieduled. Murray Lumber Co. Inc. --ee LA Eeece_ 14,...„. _,,,..; :._ ,• :.. • .. :1-.1 1 K.. ;# :ell- LONDON IF radionee- wit1 - A personel, _dram .scrics and_whateeene 4..7?' I -,re. -E:t- 13a.:. , li *.l. ee Braves ehen-e cenriectiiin ha, ."EVERY FOOT A SQUARE *01 been ere with, a record-tying 12 hits. used to feel hurt by that but DEAL" • • .: A Sz i a n.. - 1.1 .0,0.1-• Red- e p between the Set ae, Antarctic' Among' Tomorrow's Games 104 East St. opt • " • " '.- them were two homers, new I take it as a tribute. I'm Maple Phone 262 e._ _ _ „ten Pre- Caen, erh Paatee." ba.e at 1.1.411. ,and 'he US. 'ia.e two Milwaukee a: Pit stourgh • e . • . triples ,apri, a cinible for• glad they think It's as easy as r.„..,,,, . . •.110.-.. . :i. Ago' . y ,.. won't *KA, at Li.tie America, Radio Moscow 23 tntai bases which erased Babe i sounds." Chicagi at L Angeles, night _ ., en. • ere.: eine. nien're seid Sunday. Weekly St: Lotes,et San Francnco, nigh: ti- cummuntca- Aunt's six-game mark of .. 19 Pulling out a sheet of legal- IF WE SELL IT - WE SERVICE IT sne ;Lee.:. g • liens have been seneduied each total hem set in Or .y games scheduled. 1923:. s,ze yellow paper. 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- APRIL 21, 1958 MONDAY - APRIL 21, LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE • 1958 back for another hitch with Railroad Gets,New - Benny next season and more The 'Benny Turns In Usual Fine to the point, I hope that next Depressed Flat Cars. time around Benny hogs the -hti- Ten new • show a little more. He deserved CHICAGO recently de- Is Not Performance, Against Odds both his Emulys and we viewers deerreesed flat cars, deserve more of him. livered to the Chicago and East- ern Illinois Railroad, will be vinning run .in their By WILLIAM EWALD ing ?An Wonderful" to Benny used mainly for- transporting r victory this season, CBS-TV's "Playhouse 90" got United Preis Staff Correspondent while they-- were seated just aninformers and heavy industrial iff Willard Schmidt in on the bandwagon, or maybe as par word for one day, minimum of 17 words for 500 - So par word for tares days. Clasafflad ads Sr. payabIe la advance. NEW YORK 6f/ e- Jack Benny, below the piano on a flight of equipment. for the decisive 'blow I should say the chuckwagon after copping two "Emmy" steps. David 0. Mathews, C. & E. The Redlegs had tied Thursday, by unreeling a filmed awards this week, said eomething Betty Grable did one of those Western, "Bitter Heritage." I. president, said the deep-well in the top, of the dition. Real lay. $50. See at 509 like: "Now, wouldn't it be funny Caribbean - straw - hat - fetch- It was a middling affair about ens are the first equipment of n Vada Pinson doubled Seuth 7th St. ` A2313 r FOR SALE-.1 r Services Offered CARD OF THANKS if'my next show was lousy?" me-a-a-fan-boy type songs that Jesse James Jr. that jogged along its type ever ordered by the ei from third on a Well, Thursday night Benny looked like a million old movies. Total cost of the new :y by George Crowe. 40 WEANING PIGS, spotted at a pretty fair pace, but I reamed. The family of Will Cepper turned up on CBS-TV's "Shower And in a later 'number, Miss NICE, NEW 3 bedroom brick Peldnd China and Durock. Ex- SO YOUR lawn needs mowing. found myself jogging about one cars was about $350.000. Hunter wieihes to extend their sincere of Stars" with a one-hour Grable and Miss Paige worked ttle and Billy home in new addition. Large cellent condition, healthy and Just call 989-J and make your step ahead of it through most Each car has a 21-foot deep- the it, thanks and appreceation to thoee comedy-music show and if Benny together in another dullie. -run homers fear &dreams. Nice bath- Plenty of really eating. S e e , Clements arrangements with me. Will con- of the plot. well center, wench alleys -hit pitch- -- dear friends and neighbors who wants to jcerep score, I would But the show did have Benny. who got five Irtaila-ine. Base boa-rd eleonie Walebep, East Hwy., Or 'nail C. tract or mow any time. Well Eva Le Gallienne chipped in clearance under talidgets with Urban in handing were so kind during. our time say he turned in his usual A-plus Awl,. rof course, Benny is an sturdy performance. Jack heat. Garage attached. Large lot. L. Shatibeorough. Phone 72. experienced hand. A22C a brief but loads of machinery and other Sox their third loss of bereavement. effort in a program that was obelisk of strength on any shuw. So did Franchot Tone as Frank This is one of the better homes .A23C bulky cargoes. The deep-evell DEAD about B-minus. • Together with Barbara Niebols, unese Chicago maanger of Murray. F.H.A. lean. STOCK removed free. Dutang this hour of sleekness James and James Drury as young centers are only 24 inches above Considering thet the show was carved out most of the protested the game A NICE, NEW 2 bedroom home LOOK LNG for a home bargain? Radio dispatched trucks. Duncan Benny Jesse. the nails. and grief, it is comeenting to paddled with a rather large entertainment on the show. isis of axe-"interference at college. Car-port, utility, pav- A betraful 4 bedroom brick Tankage Co. .Prohipt service 7 knew there are so maw- who handicap-the last-minute with- Provides Bounce le fourth inning. , ed street: sewerage. A real bar- veneer, large living room will days a week. Call long distance share our heartaches. We wish drawal of Nan Fabray, from the Miss Nichols, one of the most The Channel Swim: NBC says Niebuhr, Aldous Huxley, Cyrus gain. Loan avalleble. fuesplace, dining room, kitchen, collect, Mayfield 433, Union City Warts, Rocky Colavito, to express our appreciation for cast because of an aute accident underrated of our "dumb blonde" Milton Berle was not to blame Eaton, A GOOD 30 Acre farm west of garage, on paved street, city TU-5-9361. - N15C incao and rookie Dick the teed, cards of sympathy, -it was astonishing that the comediennes, provided fine for the "Emmy" telecast running Lou Edelman, who turns out Murray. Good 6 room house, sewerage, near college. Small imered for the.. Indians faunal efferings, and all other show came off as medium-well bounce for Benny. She has a behind - Berle's monologue was "Wyatt Earp" for ABC-TV tend ilarage, down payment, balance blce se winner Jim Bunning ge chicken house, stock NOTICE Ps acts ofs icindness. We espenielly as it did at all. kind of cheerful ill - breeding- less than two minutes over sits "The Danny Thomas Show" .for rent. (FHA ar GI loan). Claude ters. Ray Narleski went warn. Well fenced. On good road. -want to thank - the J. H. Churc- 'Janis Paige Called In about her, a comic sexiness, a allotted time. Time was lost, CBS-TV, will be executive pro- Scheel and maa L. Miller Ins. &. Real Estate, gs for the victory al- route. A bar- hill Funeral Home a a d Bro. Janis Paige stepped into Miss big girl with a little girl's mind says NBC, because Ed Sullivan, ducer of two NBC-TV -prospects: W. It. "Bill" MIL Phone 453, Mattresses Rebuilt like new. series liceout king Herb Score gain. Heys Owen for their assistance Fabray's role with one day's sort of uncomprehension. that Phil Silvers, Danny Thomas, the "Five Cornered Star" a 1058, or 758. A23nc West Ky. Mattress Mfg. Co., of the ie 'last two batters in 84 ACRES of unimproved land and words of cuneeelence. Also rehearsal and turned in a pro's snaps against Benny's deadpan ripening song parody, the award- about, the early days Paducah, Ky. Murray represen- :about 6 miles !rem Murray. to the chair fur their sulup and job, but the truth is, her numbers suavity with- brisk vulgarity. ing of the first' four "Emmy," secret service and an -waited tative Taber& Upteoletery Shop, Only $2600. tamale. To Dr. Wayne and Dr. -like all of the numbers on "Would you _like to dance?" a couple of other things put series about a railroad detective. FOR,RENT 101 3rd. Phone 549. TFC Gialloway- liesurance a n d Real Butterwarth - for their untiring the show - were uninspired in says Benny as he and his Miss the show 14' minutes behind. NBC-TV's "Omnibus" will pre- Elate Agency. Ph. 1062. Home alerts to rel.eve pain. their conception. Nichols ate seated in a posh Mike Wallace will be shifted sent as its final show of . the The FIX IT SHOP, now open. 15I-M. A21e HAVE TOOLS, Will Rent. Wax- May God bees each and every Miss Paige song-dueled John nightclub. to a Sunday night slot on ABC- season on May 4 a kinescope Whatever Specializing in repairing lawn ers, orbital sanders, vacuums, one of your is our prayer. Rain in front of a.. piano with "Okay," replies Miss Nichols TV as of April 27 and he'll repeat of Leonard Bernstein's mowers, power alatee and motors, appened To lawn rollers. Starks Hardware, "There Once Was a Man" and with enthusiasm. "Where do you launch a new interview series lecture on Bach plus a half-hour *SAVE $4.00, reg. $15.95 Presto electric & gas appliances. Beck 12th and Ropier. Phone 1142. Mrs. Will Cooper & Children Miss Paige sang a micily amus- buy tne tickets?* about -Survival and Freedom." filmed report on the Brtessels • • 'Pressure Cooker, 4-quart. Cast of Hendon's Ser. Sta. on Walnut TFC -Thiele that Miss Nichols comes On tap as subjects: Reinhold World's Fair by Alistair Cooke. aluminum for only $$11.95 at St. Phone 82. Clyde Hendon, DOuglass ITardwart A2IC CORN GROUND, near Ledese- operaSon TFC LlIZZLE 1,,syrer to Saturday's PuzVe ter chuivh. Corn or pop corn." SEE THIS home for gracious R. C. Casey, Rt. 1, Box 504, SINGER Sowing Machine Sales. ACS/P5S 40- hong UNITED PRESS • .(aril same and ' comfortable heal& se:di Indianapolis, Ind. A21P Service on all meaces. Phone abvil was pro h ekey's 1-31itn'. • • VeLtilates garage apartment tor incense. Leon Hall, 934-J before 8:00 or • wing euriain" f r u in 1926 pepbar street., UNFUILNISIIED APT., 1 bilock after 4:00. M24C 4 -hilt Implentenc Priced to se41. 714 t.• Ut•11 47- Plague 933: toperetenet-fsere-fer eseecterem aohloge. $30 veer pra,,n111 (10A10 4 :',11-1:1r5 of Basilan .13171iiCa. York Rangers and then :eye:table new. For appointment INVITATION to sealed bide: 11,-Cortie w 52-Itent weave- 0133.1Malln_ 1.1 -Mos er map I Ago Hawks. He Hu-use with fixtures, 605 Papier 'j Black phene 721. A23C 15-Parent 11.1 53-1.07ed for it10311.-81 GOOD QUA.L1TY dry corn (Att. Street, known as Itr_Staste•nlyiuyer portrait rough and had the,e M,rs. Connie 55-A continent make it stick, appingli, •at Vancleave. Phone 970-J-1. Key place. Ten reens and baths. 19-Crafty 52-Pertaining to • Bits2P 21--F,.rener punishment ; at 257• vunds as the -Wanted To Buy I Bide well be rev:solved until'agd-Id- Uneaten ruler - SO-Prefix: talc. ;a WSW] SU H.,ckey League's bige r right May 28, 1958. Entire house 7.2-rooh d iiisa cl-Alonsidde Migigal3E1 UM= illtIRL'S 30" bicycle, $35, and 23 -1,claree tia-illhouldgr __of aonlm entieman. Abel jotnea and fixtures m ust be moved 25-Pla iimttmg to,tion (fort) Evinrude Muter, $170. GOOD USED Refrigerator. Med- crs for the .1926 - 27 h..p. from premises within 30, days 29-Similar In-Sint-1ns %Wee Min size__ Mrs. Effie liughes. cit 0.,wass 1.1.1t1t 3--Above Pdrate es:). -- Artie of 21 al was traded to the Phone .1480-M. A23P awarting of Submit all 'still/ (abbr.) ST-TlifFirs, In law 4-Spars -- -- sealed 24-Printer's " t,-lid' up iwks in 1929-30 where .NEW, 3 isedre-am brick, 1304 bide to either James measure DOWN 6-.‘voided V his bilastieg until he Thurmond or J. O. Patton. 35-Faludens hurl 1-Turns around 7-Chinese mile Farris •- Avenue. Convement to WANTED 1/1-River in Wales track 11-A state mg tip his gear in '33. eublege and eay setter:as. Phone •A26c 39- Prin it r's 2-Semi-preelous S--Cry like sheep miasure stone Id-Comparative er haPpencei to Taffy ll'C 1369 af:er 6:00 p.m. HAVE NEW power ending iw 57, he is living in LAWNS TO MOW and flowers !newer, want 4 5 ::1•6 7 8 9 10 12-f1aby!tridan ar'• Yards to I r---3 Sat4 Ste. iMarall ip 15 FT faestery bui/t wooden to work. Call 1294-W or inquire mew, will do good . .• f‘' .. deity Chestnut. arts %Net. Oak 1259. 11 .-"---'1/ 7-7;53 14 14-'S'.imm,tot for here he owns and . boat, newly painted, geoid. con-at 305 E. A23C telliirium• ea- -17• 17 Arrow resesurane a n d auto 16 • •16 :15,":"18 20-tui of Tibet •:••• , 21-Slave 19 20 25-01,erve ee,<1.• 27-4lreater thow.; 24-Sweet ocsaionmeA URN, FOR H080 The New WAYNE D.OVERHOLSER Thriller Is'•-.7.. 26 27 78 2a--Junici ,.-,L1•%:,:: .:•:.: • '0-An -ow Poison 29 30 :"....;.7!;••:•:•431 - - 32-A versa. LND, Ceee. iP - The .. .- ....., 16-4ftra In amist spire still flour- V"---"'"'"• ":•'35 .,6 ._ ss 37-One ,mho cuts ....L ;:. 42-Ileralilic tam the .heboni of the . 42 ins?3 A.4 hearing so 41 I 44-Poseessive but only to. a peint. firrmoun them, nabbed in rail- 146 ..ee,17 IS 9 44-Taln -TEE LORE DEPUTY 4S-'former neck nes here Thursdri4. Wayne D. Overholser. .From the novel..published by Macmittaa -Co. Distributed by Kist; Features .. hhir Oil 1 an electric blanket _ The Syndicate. WS? 48-fl iarian stockade le few pessessions; car- 57'JO56 .,t'.58 59 ;:f 60 ACCENT IS ON THE CEILING-Odd mist of home building is that builders in quest E*•"7 !tag 11 4 4.11•RNED . anything that happened after "Curly lit out," se see Prntat *IF ,64 ' 64-Competent turned to system once associated with more expensive type homes- the Cuieesmary beaks P. .... ; Sad e. a rd ny : ore he o but .ier • 62 of economy have die IS.. e Coto.. and deputy Alberti! ,::.. frchresi mnoth good plank-and-beam construction. Simplicity of method is just IL'S-Important, from •I I • .. ,i .• t.111.13, ins: . .. in Suddenly Ma thoughts went .'.as cure madder- ii et. .•.1.e. 65 "*.. 67-Place beam ceiling is to physical appearance of nli 11.Ine li Ul LA II f a M .I(Ult.!) ever. sour He was only fooling him-- Weston stared at the gunmar : :•...,! 54-Note of scale cost standpoint, as glamorous exposed Amrican I., , ,..1; she nas innouncesi to, hun self, and what was the sense in hating turn as he hated ever's -Perfeirrn Method also gives builders opportunity to exploit jointly natural strength and governor of that i.e it man yins he/ Prate woukl Distr. by I: oted Feature Syndicate. Inc. 21 84-Chaldean clty house. (Leo, Charlie Bent. was De author enough to mart v LAMS it that? He nad gone a tong way, thing and everybody at this mo- beauty of Southern Pine lumber, which comprises planks and beams, shown here. tie wean I the nian in the middle an coming here In the ment. He said. "I've held tra.-14 xi scalped by Taus In- a struggle of money nosier and oride days When uring the brief anti- netseen two determined Men -')ne is the Elk River country belonged on Regan because of Madden. by Ernie Busluniller 1-aura s father Barry Wadden 'Sad- Lc the thee. and he had no bust- but it won't be much Longer" NANCY uprising in 1847. dle Rocks banker Prier suspeeta that Madden mint the strong wan teas on this aide of the moun- "Good." Nance said. Tat get- tie appears to te, nut is it an he tains. Ung tired of this country." • ,i,,,,,,,,,,,,.d n, -11////4'//// ./z// Cole Weston a rattle- He had stayed because he Weston went on, thinking he'd WE DON'T HAVE r, an vritose riders do not respect any CORSET icate Prevent taus knew how to handle the Indians. ; feel better 11 he told Nance tie I THINK I'LL -YOU'RE Madden thought he owned Price He had fed them in his kitchen. was tired of having him around. YOUR SIZE SALE It. found out dirfioently svi> snji. offer- there was no sense in that THAT ins l'rire a hour- as a troddi ptee He had given them beef when but BUY A BIT errt In return for runntn Mei.- they were hungry and when the Nance had come at a high price DRESS storet:eeper Walt Cronin out I the government supplies had and he hadn't earned his wages CHiJBBY ,ointrs Price refused Word traveled failed fast that Pr-t-,. was hts own man One to. come in from Rawlins. He yet. Cl Cole ow. Weston•s sumilinging .wpw- knew the chiefs: Douglas, Cap- Weston went across the dusty noys Curly rhie picked a flight with tain yard into the house, slamming Pr-Ire hilt ^IMO Jaek, Colorow, -Ptah, John- )estructisr..4Termite out SR, on d NO311 54. Weston has ordered Madden to set son, and even some like Ouray the door behind him, and lookeu :E INSPIE 1TION rid of Price. For La a sak• Mad. and Shaven°, who remained along around at the fine mahogany 0. n ea, rterseaderl e•ton to allow ,1 Im twelve hours to bring Price Into the Uncompahgre to the south furniture and the high-piled Brus- TERMITES line ?v. 0 with gunplay. When the Meeker and Tnorn- sels carpet and the red silk berg trouble had come, he'd been drapes at the windows. I here ensed 8c Insured - CHAPTER 6 successful in walking the tight- had been a time when his social ambitions had run high and tit rOT.F: WESTON was a very rope and had kept out of trouble. 5AM KELLEY Even after the had put out good money for these ‘s. peered man. Regan could Utes had been sent to Utah and marauding things, and not once had nu Phone 441 be put out of the way any time. .bands had come wife entertained anybody unless -.Faieares, Now he had Barry Madden en- hack across the border, he still had he had nagged for weeks, and C,•.. 195414, us* ,,,•••• afeSS'eeees: Lae, • Cully whet, he wanted him. Red been let alone because the then she made a poor *how of It LLEY'S PEST Sanders and the Mohawks would Indexes remembered he had been their "Lily!" he bellowed. -Where ne easy to handle. So would the friend. ABBlE an' SLATS -by Raebnrn Van Buses Through the devil are you, Lily?" CONTROL storekeeper. Max Harker. theee years he had ruled the Elk River country by She came running out of the He crossed the 'THEN I MET YOU, AND BECAUSE YOU DO 'Tell eGS TO street to the one method or another, even mur- kitchen, wiping her wet hands on livery stable and 1 HONESTLY, DA5 L I 146- I DON'T ME NO MAN HAS EVER got his horse, dering When necessary, and he her apron. "What is it, Cole?" Barney De Long I'LLADMIT IT,SLATS. I CARE IF YOU WIND UP DONE -BELLS, MUSIC, F-IRE - creating him in had kept the settlers out of the She never looked at him. She the same obsequious _ N'‘J MY WELL -MANICURED WITHOUT A SOU ... CRACKERS -'THE WORKS,' manner that fertile land ,along the river. He always looked past or over_ him John Barney :S OUT FOR 'YOU, BAS ED had He rode out of had waited for the Mohawks and or at the floor in front of HA.C. town 'lovely, THE FACt THAT Co. Inc. thinking ahead to S:mders to take care of Walt "Dinner ready?" he demanded. COLte.Y ON what mind he done after what Crotim and the nesters on the "No. It isn't noon yet. I didn't YCU. WERE C./011`e&TO SE A Would be a RICH RE DEAL" fruitless and perhaps Yellow cat. but they hadn't done know when you'd be here, Cole ' VERY unpleasant session MAN Phase 262 with Regan. anythIng, though he hod been, "Get it!" he shouted. "Damn it, YO.Jt:G He hated a man like that, any- after them long enough to do it., Act It!" S:`.MEDAY.1 how esne ne hated Ralph Carew He'd waited, and waiting wasn't "Yes, Cole," she said, and ran tor sending him here ;le deputy his way Maybe he was getting back into the kitchen. A SERVICE IT sheriff Ifhat brought his thoughts a little soft with age. Well, he He dropped down into a leath- ‘1,9 to the letters Ralph Carew had was done waiting now. Twelve er-covered chair, feeling empty received. He wondered who hal hours. No more. and a little sick and washed out sent them and how much Infor- Turning Off the Mak' he Sixty years old and here he was, mation they contained He'd find crossed the bridge and followed with nothing. He should nave "S Out. someway. and he'd deal with tHe lane to the headquarters married a woman who could have nun when the time came. Or i ranch, fine buildings, the best in children. He could even have too thesi-n. He had no Idea how many the country. Fie tried to admire adopted a boy. But it was est Price people had written to Carew, them as he had in the past; he late, too late for anything. He rode slowly, making - his tried to think of his wealth, cat- He thought of Price Regan. lee ...... LIL' ABNER plans as he rode, He glance* at tle and horses and cash -n Bar- then of Walt Cronin and the by Al Capp the Yellow Cat who called the rolling hills north Of the ry Madden'g hank, but somehow on .•••••••...•.••••••••0•••••••.-•••••• river. Broken Ring range that there was no real satisfaction themselves farmers. They NOT SO l-iEL LESS,‘YOu NOSY YOUNG wouldn't be there much longer. IT'S A TRAP belonged to the Moh a w RA, He In anything today. ,1 -1.r-NC) WONDER THAR'S Ti-uNG!! THE ENTIRE POLICE FORCE antisfaetion in He aeked himself what he toll himself. They'd been there FOR_THE. cLEvER!! found the thought be &C;ROAAE. V.AVE IN TOWN rr- IS HERE Tr- DLY that they were here on Elk really had, what he would leave far too long now. CRIMINALS!" emptiness was CLEVER?! Rover only because he permitted when he died, and he swore aloud. Suddenly the MILLVUNS IN LIOOL C2•1- he was filled SO,GET It He had let them stay heel:Mee Nothing! A wife who had never gone from him and AN'MERE L'i `/O' TWO with a strange, .quiet fury that LOST, he could use them. tough. ruth- given him a child, a wife who SWEET HELPLESS,OLE Cronin because r -ay less men who would not hesitate had been scared of her own fastened on Walt STUPID! responsible for the f3ATS TO GUARD IT.! post due- at a killing any more than he shadow from the day they were Cronin was staying, and so Cronin mickly woula Red Sanders ,on the other married. Satisfactions that were settlers represented everything that Wes- ientiol too. side of the Yellow- Cat was wear: part of the daily life of a man but he'd go along because he had like Red Sanders, who would ton hated. Not Regan. because Regan was no choice. He had a young wife never amount to anything, had he could respect, but no S TO $300 and 'Amnia-children. That was been denied him. a man respected Walt Cronin. Heel good. adiling something that he He put his horse into a run. one and every settler on and the Mohawks lacked. digging him hard with his spurs. hang him, would be OUt ,of With Barry Madden, he had He reined up in front of the cor- the Yellow Cat "NDLY sundown. He felt everything. No need to. worry ral gate in a cloud of dust and the country by now that he thought about about the changing times. He'd turned the animal "Over to his better INC. Hanging Cronin would settle NCE make time hold still here on Elk choreman. As he strode toward it. everything. River for as long as he lived, the honse, Pete Nance appeared the • (To Bo Continued) Phone 1180 and he sure didnt care about from bunkhouse.

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• Si PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY — APRIL 21, 1958 11111111111111111•1111MMII.N.MMINg lirt Kraft Theatre Does Well UTILITIES EARNINGS UP 1114.11111 Crab WOMEN'S PAGE With Three WASHINGTON Ut —Privately- First Short Plays owned utilities earned net income Club Nam Addisitise of $146,58900 in February, Enerse Landolt, Editor By WILLIAM EWALD Telephous 1185 (the stephernocie drivel of Jack per cent more than a year ago, United Press Staff Correspohdent Kereuac and his retarded motor the Federal Power Commission NEW YORK API Loi — NBC-TV's buys of the beat school. • -Kraft lloatre," working reported. The gross income was under 'Ilia Property Is Condemn- a new production team, pulled up 4.1 per cent. ed" was a kind of bebby 91)x three short pkays out of Ten- "Baby Doll' which I find diffi- SOCIAL CALENDAR neesee Welliams' back drawer LOCE cult to aseay because ef the Wednesday estight. ung actress wias played the Williams, in introducing FISH N' CHIPS the lead role of "Willie" (Zina Be- Monday, Afire,. 21 The Lydian Class playa seemed vaguely of the First apologe- 'hone) was almost incernpre- PLATE LUNCHES United The Young Women's Sunday Hapest Church will sleet tic. All three were written in the in heritable at times. She seemed PIZZA School Class of the First Baptist home of Mrs. Guy the 1930's, he explained, Bilangton at and he to corifuse the soft Church will meet in the home 7:30 was Mississippi ALWAyr BEST AT THE p.m. Group I, Mrs. Brad- really another person then. accent Mrs. Morris Lamb, South lath With adenoid trouble. burn He as captain, will be "I feel a little like an impostor," Street, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jane in charge. he said. Romantic Conception Hold - SOUTHSME Reeves' group will be charge. Seer in •• • • On the surface. his three of- DRIVE-IN • • • • Iltit it seemed to me•thet Murree S'ar Ohiapger No. 433 ferings we r e wildly • disparate, Wil- The First Methodist Church's tie, who had lost her family HaIL. Road Phone 1482 OES will meet at the Lodge Hall but actually, the concern of all un WSCS Circle the, tresheld IV will meet in at 7:30 in the evening. three was Tie same: Illusion of adel.es.icence, was the axial hall of the church the only one who Arou at • • • • confronted by reality. And in a continued to 7:30 in the cleave way, all three dovetailed neatly to •Iter illusions. She has ROYAL CHARM—This new •evening.' • • • Thursday, April seen 24 into each other—one centered death in real Me, but it photographic study of Princess The Zeta Department The Murray Manufacturing of the around a dead. one around has not affected her riensntic Margaret of Britain shows her gz.o. sialpa Murray Woman's W.yies ,CItlb will meet at the Club will meet old man, the third around conceptions ("Did on see Greta In a gown of cream tulle and 40:,r!e; 0'3 guek house at 6:00 an the even- at 8:00 p.m. at the club hotsse. rho is 'Camille?'"). She lives white lace, with earrings and in re-card The piogram ENDS ing. will be given by The most sueceseehe o rtbi out of garbage carte but cen- necklace of turquoise. It was fered by S • • •'• Mrs. Ann Ceihran. Hostesses made by Cecil Beaton at Clar- wall trio was "The Left of My Gold times to Beat in a dream. Real- NOW! TUESDAY The Ttetestrillitress Clue be Mesdames John Pasco, ence house, the princess' Lon- wall L. K. Watches," ahhough it was al- ity is there in the farm of a You can ‘‘ meet a, the Woman's Pe-Ailey, John Quer-ter:nous, don residence. (international) eitt C 1 u b Gil- moet a monologue rather than boy her awn age, but semming- ef Rae Reese at 6:00 in the evening. lard Russ, Maurice Ryan, of. John a cinamiat c,ireetruction. It re ly.1y. he can not toudh her. THE BOOK THEY SAID but the) • io • • Ed Scott, and W. H. Selomon. sales-WiThe to 'ele ttsait arRind elderTy the play by Th Traneken , has.vb__urairiftmwentereta June! Warfare COULD NEVER will meet-" whta has neVer tegarded think t in the homeMrs. The Magazine ----, The — of Chtb will meet time as an enemy maimed track. S is 111• (he is pritud alonga e Course is Planned BE FILMED! Ernest Mayfield at 10:00 in the the home of Mies, Ruth Mous-. of the 15 leaves the gime way. The new oh nachaag. study wth gold watehes he hras subject be ton at 2:30 in the afternoon. — Varter Sch. 1 won for his salesrnanelSpe but 0 "Broiled Foods." • • • • would may that none of the CHICAGO — IPI who finds time has turned on — Qualified • • • • three plays was very goal Saturday, April 26 tc•ITI• Ten- officers and non - commisetioneW Fiances Br • The A.kce Waiters nessee Wilhame. They were not Circle of The Alpha Department of thee, °Meer; on auty .at Army in'- The Street is be the Metleidcst A Dead Way Of Life nroly beck drawer, they .Church will meet Woman's Club will meet at the were staresione in the Sth Army area {oldest her home. at 7:30 p.m. He is old. He is as beat as the h•ttom chewer—The construction in the College cass club house at 2:30 in the after- will have a eternee to gain Author of our howl nem. lamih'ar mustard-colored shabby , of all three was :eon. It will be an open meet- fairly limp, special training in jungle war- Earl Littlet • • hotel room into which he has none Thu *wring oars of • • ing with entertainment had I h e fierce internal trefray afier by the checked. His friends, fare this summer. -Wrenn on rho Wine Tuesday. Apr(f 22 Drama his best tensione that a oneeacter needs the flu. Department of Murray cuetumers The 5th Army said con+ - are dead. His way of to keep an audience h eked. State College. Mr._ T. B. Gregory, (frees from ..volsinteers eubm - • life is dead, tow- totstehe is tine' Bat theyortid have director. Hostesses ;hill be Mes- s imething- ring applications Will The Baxter willing to accept it. He pretests, else. 9,rrtothimg lee sent • Roix HUDSON diamee Wayne Williams, R. tent TV lacks: fee special c.trKes scheduled 'seat their 1•11•• Martha C. he clirap to a world A sense at Gaeland Rolls Royce Rickert, D. F. whit of lyric theatre and a lerday. We McOeirrnell, Ben- doesn't the LT S.' Army Jungle War- 0 • exist ...a_nd which,whi, I su- sense of -reaching. TV Girl Scout News jamin Keys, Cleo Hester, and rarely fare Training Center. Fret Sher- ROBERT STACK them yeeon .11iss Garland spect. never existed—a . world in reaches and even when To Mess Fluy Robbins. its grasp man, in the Panterna Canal Temi wknearel 4 which dignity. tradition, craftii- falls short--ris it did .11"ed tee ita 22 Met - • • • • • last VOltmteere will trainee 'hW were' .hr. Lassiter at Has Comforts tranship be the ileCitd were respected. I find it kind of exhilaresang. DOROTHYP MALONE _ cabin Mrs. Howard Olila taught Monday, April 28 jungle coaster! operettains. Sunday, H But he is confrunted by flesh- June 8 eis erne Girl %Leer songs. Each Circle V of the First Metho- - • 511s Army said, with particu:oi 'Ptisilllets to Mr and f "s• reality in the form of a brash. The Channel Swim: Andy - Mrs Lester Garlind girl introduced dist WSCS wiil meet ernrottatrie celicet tame a n d explained ome in the yt eing saleasun and WiPams. eurvival techniques 'JACK CARSOg / V announce tin eispnaching mar- by sym- vete, takes ovei It haw te pay a game. The is ane social hall of the chtu-ch at 7:30 rnerkernanethip under jungle ssas. t r.age of their daughter, bolic reality in the form of the fai•trie'S AiTitC-TV spot for the Martha. ef the requirements for second in the evemng. tiptoeing cone:fawn. corrernenica- te Mr. Hare Lassiter, seen • • dying dee'. summer- on July 3. is angling of claw rank. By DOC QUIGG • • Hens, navigation, and tactical A house wr Mr. and Mrs. Ras. Lasater. United "It's getting late in the day," for c -mie Dick Van Dyke and We also elected a new scribe Press Staff Correspondent The American Legion Auxili- and logiaicel seeatiens. rr,"I'V" :Kim Garland sass an cad hotel porter. the Hamilton trio is at present a as our scribe. NEW YORK ItP — I've

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