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IN OUR 77th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, June 15, 1956 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVII NO.-143 North Squad Working Toward Victory Tomorrow .c Civic Clubs Clements Won By 81,820 Votes 'Two Muhlenburg Countians To Entertain Results Indicate Back Cause Of South In Game FRANKFORT. June 15 - N-S The State Election Commission Visitors met at the secretary of state's Cross county rivals during their etbut a third of tho games. office here today. to certify the cage days in high school, "Corky" Newman isn't a high scorer, his The official results of the May primary Withrow of Central City and best effort was 46 points. hut four civic clubs of Murray were election. Roger Newman of Greenville, both his average ranges in the 20's. hosts yesterday to the play- Complete official returns showed Muhlenburg Countains, will join People have come to expect eras. coaches. and other 111110 guests l,Sen. ;Earle C. Clements won their talents in a common cause connected with the annual North. South game. :A:nomination over Joe B Bates Saturday night. June 16. by- a 81.820 vote margin Their goal will be Us help the The dinner was held The official count gave Clements yesterday Southern squad take another victory at noon at the Murray 218.353 and Bates 1,16.533. The Woman's in the eight year old North-South Club House. Hosts Maid candidate in toe Democratic included the Cage Classic. Both will be parti- Juniar Chamber of aenatorial primary, James L. Delk. Commerce, the cipants in the game that is an- Murray Lions Club, the Frankfort, received 3.706 votes. Young nually held at Murray State Cl' Business Men's Club and the In the Republican senatorial pri- Murray Rotary Club. About two mary. Thurston B. Morton. LOUIS- hundred persons gathered for the Ville, defeated Julian H. Golden, nillr;wman is a 6-3. 185 pound *event. Pikeville attorney, by a 28,521 'lager who won a slot on eveay vote maigfn. Official returns gave authentic All-State team pickcd Hugh Oagiey, president-elect of Morton 41.497; Golden 12.976: and in Kentucky this past season. the Murray Rotary Club acted as Granville Thomas. Everts, 4.490. People in _Greenville regard the presiding officer awl introduced Complete returns from the 7th agile forward-center as the greatest Ed Fenton, president of the Junior Appellate Cour t District race hardwood talent to come from harnber of Commerce, Fred Shultz, showed that Robert B. Bird. a their school in many a year. president of the Murray Lions London attorney, won the GOP People who have seen Newman Club and Heron West president nomination. Bird received 7.102 perform comment that he isn't of the Yung Business Men's votes. His nearest rival. Astor a great player but he isn't a Club. licgg, received 4.878. sluueh either. He is just good and Other guests and visitord It( ger Neuman were In the same race. state Sen. consistent. a_also introduced. A E. Cornette. Hyden. received 4, He had to be cons slant and a lot Nem aCiaky- Withrow. He James Lassater. chairman of the 3.083: Sam Ward. Hazard. 2.228: good, because he was hampered has lived up to their expectations. North-South Cage Commission was and Elmer C. Roberts. Campton, this .seasOn with an injured foot, The rangy 6-4 Central Citian was presented and he in turn presented 1.152 After practice all week the North squad of the ture above. which caused him to sit out a 'topic of North-South fans two Bob Miller, this year's chairman North-South game is in good Hogg. who won the Democratic years ago even though he was of the event, Roy Stewart. v.ce conditio* and ready to The team from left to right are Joe Heyer, Ron battle nomination for, judge of the 7th just a sophomore in high school chairman and George Hart trea- the Southern aggregation for the championship Dibelius, Mike Tipton, Frank Josefczyk, Ron Johnson, Apaellate District without opposi- His high school coach, Mr. Del- surer. Other members of the com- in the annual classic. Gary Kesler, Joe Mack, Larry Swift, Kenny Anderson, Paul Walker and tion, ran in the GOP primals Tigers. Giants mas Gish, was one of_khe Southern mission presented were Marvin Munroe McLean are the co- Mel Peterson, Tom Adams, Charles Chevalier. under a special law which ;Alva. a co-coaches and people talked to Wrather. Ed Settle. Jack for the North and are almost out of Sher- the plc- candidates for judge to run brough, T. Waldrop and Charlie -- both tickets Costello. Are Winners • If„ogg was _elected judge laaa Lassiter also welcomed the guests Loose Tigers Cause Cold Air Dents • November, to serve a oneereai: to Murray Dexter Store Four Clubs Get Stampede In Town Heat Wave Over unexpired term' He will oppose . The Babe Ruth League played The four coaches of the two Trades Under Wire Bird in the November election'two games last night and after learns were introduced and they The ROME, June 15 - Two Nation Today - --- for • full eight-year term on the ?the fracas was over they were in turn introduced the members tigers brcke out of a Circus today' Broken In To By United Press state's highest court one\tied for first place Each of of their teams. By United Press and ran free through a densely °lay four major league clubs- In the 7th Congressional District • t four teams has one win and Willie Hudson and Charles. Hu'nn Cold air dented a populated section of downtoan seven - day the Cardinals, Giants, Yankees and Democratic primary. Rep. Carl D. loss each. will coach the southern squad and J B. Junes store in Dealer but Rome. heat wove today, weathermen Atliiatice-bothered to get in under Perkins easily won renomination, , In -the first game the Tigers Monroe McLean and Paul Walker was entered last night by a person I said mast af th• Emergency squads from the netion's eastern list wire with deals before the The official count gave Perkins edge. out the Braves 7 to 6 as will coach the northern &weep- or pergells.- The store is located tvainallawair woulikaliihare Fire Psepartinerrt aloe riot on After-,'perfecto major leseueleedeaddind For Ii.1197: George Glenn Hatcher the graves rally fell short in tion. at the top of the hill in Dexter. ing police formed a human chain to trading at midnight tonight. 7.869; Ralph N Walter. West the seventh inning. Among the visitors at the dinner and was entered at the south try to confine the wild animals The biggest deal was the eight- Liberty 7.226: Ervin S Pruitt. Goodwin went all the way for 1" were Chock Taylor of the Converse rear door. A crowbar was used With summer still officially six to the immediate vicinity of the player trade which sent Alvin Pikeville, P385. and Ralph H the Tigers but was h:t hard in Rubber Company who presents to gain admittance, accord.ng to days away. merchants reported circus. Dark, Whitey Lockman. Don Liddle Sherman, Jeff. 757 -the seventh He stopped the Braves the annual Mr Basketball troph# Deputy Cohen Stubblefield sweltering customers were already They captured one of the tigers and Ray Katt from the Giants short however. Jerry Rose collet_ and picks the High School All- Nothing was taken from the flooding them with orders for but the second was 'till free an tii the Cardinals for Al iRecli ed three hits for the Tigers. Jimmy American team. store, and the thief must have air conditioners and swimming hour after the escape Schoenchenst. Bill Sarni, Dick Lit. Heavy Rose, Roy Smit and Carraway A number of visiting coaches been seared away. Stubbliefield suits in many big cities Drinking The tigers broke free from the liefield and rookie Jackie Brandt collecting two hits each. and sports writers were also visi- med. A grass sack on the float May Togni State Circus now exhibiting Cool fronts nibbled on the edge But the Yankees and Athlei Have Caused Henry and Vance got two each tors at the meeting. contained several cartons of ci- in Rome. of the huge mass of hot air in the also figured in another four-player for the Braves to lead their garettes Apparently the thief was Death Of Bridegroom Corky Withrow A crowd of women and children Northeast, northern Midwest. deal of their own. filling the sack when something and hitting attack. outside the circus tents gave the Rocky Mountaina Eddie Robinson, 35-year old long happened to scare him away SHELBY N C.. June 15 - The second game was long and Gish, not on how his Swithern akirm with their screams when ball hitting first baseman, was wild with the Giants coming out *Sunday School Class Papers were scattered over the Some Federal inspectors today investi- team was, but on how Withrow the two tigers appeared from relief was promised Mday sent to Kansas City by the as if someone was looking gated the possibility that "heavy on top 17 to 13 in eight innings. was developing. between a line of circus wagons. floor for New England, the Great Lakes To Meet At Lake Yankees along vaifh outfielder Lou drinking" may have led to Kondrako and Sanders were on for anything of value. and the upper Mississippi Valley. the A natural athlete. Withrow was The scene wasiiat the open space Sirius. who was" with the Yanks' the mound • for the Giants and Stubblefield said that the break- Cool dealh of a bridegroom who opened named to every All State team The Dorcas Sunday in front of the famous church of Pacific air had a I ready Richmond farm club in the Inter- School class in occurred sometime duripg the the wrong door and plunged to Sanders got credit for the win. picked in 'Kentucky this year. St John Lateran. flowed into parts of eastern Wyo- of the First Baptist church will ob- national League. his death from an airliner There was plenty of hitting night ming and northeast HIS fame has spread beyond the' serve its regular monthly class Scores of people began screaming Colorado, In exchange, the Yankees ac- Oren Ase Pruitt. 38. Charlotte, in the game with Roseberry and borders of Kentucky. MO in the party on Tuesday as they stampeded out of the dropping temperatures as much as quired Ed Burtsehy and outfielder evening June 10 N C. toppled out of • 1773 and Buchanan getting two hits each recent Kentucky - West Virginia The members are circus grounds. Storekeepers slam- 14 degrees' Bill Renna. both of whom were asked to meet Mrs. Georgia Wear fell 6.500 feet to his death Wednes- witit eight other players getting game, he was selected as. the the iron shutters found More Scorchers Predicted at the First Baptist church build_ med down assigned to Richmond, along with day in a lonely church cemetery one each. Max Fitts led all Reappointed To But -Star of Stars- among the Ken- ing at 7-00 o'clock. daylight saving on many European buildings more 90 and 100 - degree an undisclosed amount of cash. The two six miles northwest of here. His hitters for the night with tuckians. Too, he was picked by time. The group will drive to the Police brandisted submachine scorchers were predicted for most also brought up outfielder State Commission Yarkees body made a four foot depression doubles- and two singles. Scholastic magazine for its All- main pavillion at guns as they closed in on the first of the vast area from the Great Norm Siebean from Denver of Kentucky Lake in the ground Farris connected for a homer American high school team. State Park where they will tiger They watched it as it calmly Plains to the East Coast. Rising the American Assn. and restored enjoy a Mrs. Georgia Wear, teacher in Cleveland County Sheriff Hay- and single with Crouse gettaig For one county to be slaughtered a small donkey. It humidity made the heat feel even blessed fish eupper which will be served the Murray School System was shortstop Billy Hunter to the wood Allen said Thursday indica- two Singles. worse with go much basketball talent by Sue and Charlie's. then took refuge on top of a reappointed today as a member active list. HE tions were the honeymoon couple is rare. Indeed the South may Mrs. Willie Faughn, group cap- haystack. Record - breakers Thursday in. only other pre - deadline of the State Textbook Commiseion. In the "had been drinking heavily" be- Tigers _ 230 200 0 7 12 4 count itself lucky to have the tain, and her group 8. along with chided 94 at Detroit. 96 at New activity. the Red Sox optioned She is just completing a two fore boarding a Piedmont Airlines Braves 200 000 4 6 6 3 best of Muhlenburg County's bas- group 9, captained by Mrs. Carney York and 91 at Hartford. Conn. It third baseman Frank Malzone to year term on the nine member plane en route from Charlotte. to Goodwin and Carraway; Henry ketball product on its side instead Andrus. will be in charge of the was an even 100 at Lakehurst, San Francisco of the Pacific Coast 3,439 Resident commission. Asheville, N C arid Roberts of shooting against it. arrang•ments for the N. J. picnic. Mrs. Maxie B. Crowley. training League Deputy Allen quoted Flight At- RHE thirfear's The heat caught New Yorkers Co-coaches for South- Mrs Myrtle J Wall. teacher and Fishing Licenses school teacher at the Kentuccy tendant R B iBurti Barnes as Giants ___ 241 015 04 17 10 5 In the middle of the big town's ern squad have been• high in Mra. W. C. Elkins, class president, State College. Frankfort was also saying the Fruits appeared "intox.. Pirates _.__ -121 012 60 13 12 7 Issued By Clerk first major subway strike in 30 their praise of the two boys. urge every member to try to at- yarned. witted" when they boarded the Kondrako, Sanders 17, and Ma- years. Charles Kuhn. coach at North- tend as this promises to be one of Mrs. Wear has taught in the Reds Hold Top Plane to legit the wife's parents in bry: Fitts, Lockhart 12.) and Cr- The total number of licenses In many other cities, the mara- east Kansas City High School the most enjoyable meetings of the city school system for seventeen ouse. for hunting arid fishing were Position In The Asheville. in Missouri. stated that he had This will also be thon heat wave was.-.causing seri- }ear the last years, with part of that time Allen. however, would make no better two handed released today from the office ous water shortages. never seen a monthly class meeting until Sept. asa critic teacher in the sixth Little League officiel comment. "There are still of county court clerk Randall Completely Without Water Storage shot than Withrow possessed He first grade at the Farm Patterson. grade and too many things to investigate." also was high or, Newman, who The 2,500 residents of Ifiaratial, The Reds hold first place in college. he said. Facility Extended has proven himself a rough opera- The figures include licenses Is- Wire were completely without the She received her Masters degree Little League with six games Mrs. Pruitt told officials her boards sued from January 1 to May water for 17 hours until a milk tor under the from Murray State College ip won and one lost The Cubs stand husband said he was going to Q. D. Wilson. Chairman of the c..a.7h at Perry 31. plant. cheese factories and farms Willy Hudson. New Record In 1949 and will complete twelve in second place with a 4-3 record. room. Inspectors said ASC Committee. were 621 state- the rest Calloway County County High School in Linden, There resident provided emergency supplies. The hours above her masters this Yanks and Cards are tied they believed Pruitt mistook the announced today that farm storage bestowed laurels upon wide _ hunting licenses issued and Thousands of Iowans were urged Tenn., also summer. for third place with a 2-5 record Passenger door for the door' to facility and farm storage equip- • 34 junior hunting. licenses issued. save every drop of water. the boys.- has taught for most to each. The respective percentages that he was .Enrollment two non-resident hunting Mrs. Wear the rest room and ment loan programs which have Teammates at last. Withrow and Only Water pressure dropped so low at of four teams of the time in the first. second the are in order, sucked out of the airliner cruising been in existence for the past Newman Seem to prefer playing licenses were issued. Oelwein that hospitals and many grades and is well 857. .571. 286, and .286. hour There were 3.439 resident state- and third at 170 miles an year have been extended through together instead of playing against A final enrollment of 1.065, homes ran dry. Other shortages The ten leading batters known and respected over the of the June 30. 1957. one another Saturday night will breaking all records for summer wide fishing licenses issued and afflicted Shenandoah, Fort Dodge city for her devotion to her Murray Little League in games Wilson stated that these loans a potent. point laden 1372 npn-resideM 10-day fishing **neer. prove what school at Murray State College, and played through June 8 are listed Surface Lures farmers licenses' 614 non-resident state- teaching career. are designed to help pair they make. was announced today by the office Detroit way the biggest town below with statistics compiled by licenses were issued. Catch Lake Bass throughout the counties the registrar. wide fishing to feel the water pinch The city of official scorer David Buchanan needed farm storage. Under .. Resiant commercial fishing li- pumping water at a record The previous high was 1.053. Cherry Corner To is J. Grogan . .650 - c.ir Cases Of Polio amounted to 71. FRANKFORT. June 15 an programs farmers and others set in 1047-48 during the wave censes pace and may impose bans against Hold Bible SCh001. M. Thurmond . _ 571 bass are jumping at Lake borrow up to 80 per cent of to* veteran enrollment following Iswn sprinkling. The Below Last Year of R. Danner 429 reanberland and Dale Hollow, delivered and assembled cost, ex- the war. Beginning June 18 In Arizona, the most destructive Morton J. 428 according to the Department of clusive of labor cost, on ieey WASHINGTON. June 15 AA - 1.065 does forest fire of the year raged out The figure of not J. Wetherly 412 Resources report constructed farm • Member Of Northern parched Fish and Wildlife type iaf newly The Public Health Service said Include the Training school or The Cherry Corner Baptist chur- of control across 10.000 Wallis _ 375 K today. storage and 75 per cent on equip- pol.o cases were re- campus study centers ch Vacation acres of Sitgreaves National Forest. today 176 any off Squad Is Injured will sponsor a Bible J. Wilson 357 black bass are being operate it. Such at ill-mil- White and ment necessary to ported i the nation last week. School beginning on Monday June Damage was estimated Howe Red 33.1 taken in large numbers by jump equipment includes mobile me- wise 103 fewer cases than 18 at 8:00 a.m daylight saving lion and FBI agents investigated This Henry Josefczyk, a member of S. Williams _ 333 the department said. dryers. air circulators, WEATHER possibility of arson. fishermen, chanical were reported in the same week the Northern squad in the 1956 time and closing on June 27. the J Weatherly 412 fish Crappie vier still the top ventilators, tunnels and fans. last year REPORT North-South game was injured in The school will run from 8:00 plays each however, The Little League at Lake .Cumberland, The loan. Mr. Wilson went on Authorities said the outlook now- By United Press practice yesterday morning when to MOO each day except Saturday Tuesday and Friday. also biting. with bluegill and pike to Say, is payable in three annual is for a lighter polio season this 1. Southwest Kentucky - Partly he suffered an ankle strain. All children from ages 4-16 are medium Sugar Creek To Pasting surface and installments.iThe first installment year than in 1955. But they said it cloudy and warm with few scat_ Dr. Rupert Stivers, local chiro- invited to attend this school. There DID NOT PAY morning IT running lures in the early is payable 12 months after the is too early to say for sure. The tered showers today. tonight . and podist. said that Josefczyk did will be a commencement and pin - Randolph fishermen Hold School RALEIGH. N C 81/ was paying off for bass equipment is disbursed at the rate great epidemic year of 1952 also &Saturday. High today near 90. Low not break any bones, and that fir on the last day. If transporta- more impressed Chavis is probably at Kentucky Lake. of 4 per cent per year Was a Slew starter. F tonight in upper 60s. he would probably be able to tion is needed. those interested are a A vacation Bible School will than anyone else with the axiom Lake. the bass I At Herrington Mr Wilson desired that pro- So far this year. there have play in the game Saturday. asked to calf 1496-R Bap- "crime does He kold running lures be held at the Sugar Creek not pay were hitting on ducers be informed of the special been 2.041 polio cases compared 5:30 a.m. temperatures' Josefczyk is from Wilshire, Ohio arrested him Friday the early Some tict church June 18th thru June police who and pop bugs mostly in income tax features which are to 2.833 during the same Period Covington 68. Louisville 70, Bowl- and averaged 45 points per game PORT WORKilltS END STRIKE' 22nd. The hours' will be tram 1:00 that when he returned to the the morning in existence under which in 1955 There have been 1.079 Green 70. Lexington 67 and In high school play. He is a --Port work- hidden his were ing SAN JUAN, PR to 4:00 p.m. central standard time. Spot where he had Bluegill. crappie and bass costs of any newly constructed paralytic cases this year while 66. probable starter in the . game ers at Mayaguez voted to return to between the ages of from a robbery, the top London All children share of the loot rated in that order ,as storage facility can be amortized there were 1,156 cases at this Evansville, Did., 72, Saturday. their jobs after a 20-day strike. 4 to 16 are invited to attend. he found somebody had stolen it. fishing at Dewey Lake. over a period of five years. time last year. •

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Murras. isentucky. for transmission al MURRAY Kntered at the Post Office. lit'e have 20 ETV s:. Class Matter Second new and three mire--o. Philadelphia and Puerto-- 1Lso-are DRIVE-1W 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By earner ea Murray. Per week 20e. Per r-ram:Se by end of the yeir aionoti *Sc. In Calloway and adroin.ng counties, per year 53 50, else. the }.TV operetcs on the theory MEMBERS of the team which operated on President Eisenhower are shown with White House press wnere. 55.50. Brig. Gen. Leonard D. not ,..11 viewers are captivated t ... becietiary James Hagerty at Walter Reed hospital, Washington. From left: THURSDAY and FRIDAV ------Walter Reed comniandant: Brig. Gen. Jack W. Schwartz, deputy conunandant: Hagerty; FRIDA) — JUNE 15, 1956 quiz games. Charlie :"..han '- Beaton, physician; Dr. wider S. Ravdin. (international) Elvis Presley. Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder, President's personal DR. ISADORE RAVDIN (above), "KISMET" professor of surgery at Pennsyl- Howard Keel with The score 01 Fiat:, ns in operaO h:ansas C.ty 22 31 415 11 Ls Balt.more a: Kansas City night vania University Medical School, Ann Blythe are beginning tc flex the,r mus,: 10 Years Ago This Week Wa_shington 23 24 .404 1241 Boston at Detroit night was a member of the team that are beaming an avarage They MAJOR LEAGUE New York at Cleveland night operated on President EiseiA ONLY! Ledger and Times File per week v SATURDAY 20 program hours bower at the Walter Reed Army TONK" cre outlet. Pittsburga's WQED. Yesterday's Games Hospitgl, Washington. Other "HONKY June 2. at the home of HEADY GIFTS Gable A dinner was given Sunday. the 45-hour mark. __ New York 5 .2.h.cago 1 membeIlk of the operating team with Clark her Mr. and Mrs. D. C. "Boss- Laycoek, in honor of Carry No Advertiehag Ooston 10 Cleveland 9 were: Maj. Gen. Leonard fleas Walter Reed; brother. Chit' Thompson. who has just returned from the 1,Vriat's mcre. for stations ee On:y gilmeS scheciuied. ktAINTLA. P 1. it? - Military ton, commander of SUNDAY and MONDAY Col. Robert T. Gantz, chief of veterans hospital at Marion. Illinois. 1.mited budgets they carry authorities made a move today to "NOT AS A STRANGER Today's Games surgery at Walter Reed: and Lt. advertising.. the quality of to. get prospective bridegrooms of the Robert Mitchum Geor- By Ye: k at Cleveland night Col. Max D. Smith, assistant Dr. 0. C. Aderhod, Athens. Ga.. director of the effort& is sometimes remark,: primitive Kalinga tribes to f.nd a t •ITEM st, n Detroit night thief of surgery at the hcLspiti.o. gia Educational Panel, who conducted a special course h.gh. It was an ETV substitute for the "traditional" gift PRESS olt.more at Kansas City night F./F1a/a/ECE:12-2/7- at Murray State College this summer. was the guest WQED. which controbuted ti. they bestow on them brides-to-be washingtin at Chicago night speaker of the Rotary Club at its regular meeting held Spock- program and °Cho .17 • STANDINGS schecii. Games The traditional gift Is the head last Thursday night. -Tomer" to the NBC-TV Tomorrow's Washington at Chicago of a Christian. Olson, a rei ent bride, was honored guest at According to the Educatio: at City Mrs. Max NatliOnal -We aLgy,c c, Baltimore Kansas 'The custom is a menace is when Mrs. Vernon Television and Radio Center at PURDOM & THURMAN INS. AGENCY a dessert bridge on Tuesday evening GB Boston at Detroit peace-loving Christians.- said 'Inc Stubblefield Ann Arbor. Mich.. the fare offered Stubblefield, Jr., and Mrs. Frank Albert F.11,bui gh _ 28 20 .583 Ni w York at Clevehind n.ght official. INSURANCE — b'y ETV includes such things as —GENERAL hoslesses at the home of the former. iCincinnati 28 21 .571 were lectures on elementary German. Tomorrow's Games member of the Murray High School Brooklyn 27 21 .563 1 WHAVS IN A NAME W. B. Moser. modern art and the Atom. There Wasrungton at Chicago night by members of the City. St Lo 29 M .558 1 AUTO - CASUALTY faculty, was named Monday also are political -discussions. nature FIRE - is un- Milwaukeeuis 24 20 543 2 THEATER CEILING FALLS Council to spray Murray with DDT. This project series and children's prograths GRAND RAPIDS. Mich I? - i Chicago 20 27 .426 7i2 der the supervision of the Dcpartment of Health, and participants do George G Panlworilt asked a judge the ntn 'New York 19 30 ilte2 Across from Capitol Theatre — Phone 842 will aid the town in beir.g free from mosquito nuisances • wherewha,k' each other with paddles. I OSAKA. Japan [IP - Some 20 to let him change his name which 18 31 r 10,4 - All the stations %%lurk hard to persons were Injured Monday night he feels prevents him from keeping pub.ie service Jobs for the:r Yesterday'.; Gamin when a mortared ceiling panel in a job Paniwozik said employers John N. Purdom Billy P. Thurman FOR BOMB IN UN , 'X-RAYING' communities. WQED. learning that 51114.-auk-e 5 N, NOok 2 night a downtown theater collapsed and couldrct spelt his name. pronounce large percentage; e.1 adults .11 Only germ. scheduled. fell on them. it. or even remember 'sostern Pennsylvania lacked h:gh Today's Ganes .c•I diplomas. began a high KraWs.', Milwaukee at Brooklyn night a school of the air. — St. Louis at Pittsburgh night of„ Make-Up (..earses Cineinnat: at New York night 7.1e station enrollod those inter- at Phitadelph.a 2 twi-enr.ht ,.sted at 85 per heed And applies. tons peured in. The station also Tomorrow's Games is trying, with TV . "make-up" Milwausee at Brooklyn coui-sis. to aid students who fail Cinc,nnati at New York ..i?s.broom subjects. :hicago at Philadelphia Alt:lough the Fedeiai Commur.i-. St Loins at Potsburb caoons '.;:ommisslon provided! s'Uttor.s American League 1052 land 10 .more later oni.. stoups interefted in setting up a W. L. Pe.- .station frequently are styrre.ed. The New York 342* 130 reosons-money. it costs as much icrocago 25 21 .543 5 U^00 000 a year to run an ETV : Ciwsland 28 24 -535 5 27 25 .519 6 fluoroseope device to check packages n UN SECURITY OFFICERS use York following a tele- I Bu: there are indications that, 11:3Ztsrtins '' 26 26 .5f..0 and luggaze at UN headquarters in New the LIN at noon- universities. non-profit insti- Raivrriore 25 7S .4113 9 phoned up that a bomb would be exploded at I more ' planted by a group community ageneies time. The opsters said the bomb was being tutiens and Greetll The es- the neeeto bakicing demands of Cspri its favoring union with , are oecomtne aware of •.4 • 4 pk*ioe ne passed vOthoet any expluo an- (bitc,-a-istscosail) for surh outlets in their areas Edw.:anon:1i televisions owlets 51111 tvw. mil vv a large gap .n TV pregrammi.ig - • "1H' GRANDE'c ..he networks. bound a- fotIE r Vi./ORLO they are to a rnass audience IHING IN , • ss canto,: `lope to provide. V5 A CLEAR 80 MERCURY CONSCIENCE. 'Os 4;s iftl# Nev‘s PHAETONS Kirksey 4-H The K.rksry Y iuth Recreatoral , center is based ..on the proposi- - lien that come- ^ FREE 'activities are f • • _ aLke. that healthful recreatom • IN ED SULLIVAN'S builds character and is vital in M. •filhA foster:rs rod citizenship. and that $425,000 MERCURY CONTEST it adds- test to our phySeal well religious JUNE 4 be,ng and our economic. Your best buy is DODGE...and we can prove it! eduraeonal ard community lif, roght. June B. Mr. Feday . doing the talk; .g ar:ci WEEK IN 11 WEEKLY CONTESTS were dire(' it to yourself 10. EACH Mrs. J.m Washer .•ry: i.e else will be doi..g the When you go to buy a new truck, you owe James ass'-sted by Mrs. trifling when you install alum - to slop . . . look . . . and think-to think about this, M.ONTCLAIR PHAETON-one eaJ, week C lit PRIZE: Mrs Pml Paschall and Mn1 an window frames tv your frf:10/14 PICK-LIPS among other things: were 7.1 each week Like Parents present -me. They are one of o e fin- 2nd - 10th PRIZES: MONTEREY PHAETONS-9 the best 1' D K Eitwords improvnments that ( .n be How can you possibly know you're getting week Foy. to any home Whether sign no for a new truck without first taking PLUS 200 G.E. PORTABLE TELEVISION SETS-25 each I sOorrity Agent. 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FRIDAY — ,Tt`'NE 15, 1956 TffF I,F,DGER & TIMES — NIT'RRAY, KY. • ..AMIA.M.a. PACF! TT-TREE !PRESIDENT'S FAMILY STANDS BY, George Mikan Still Has A MADE—IT—ACROSS ATLANTIC JAPAN APPROVES TREATY Funeral Wreaths • TOKYO aft — The Japanese Big Interest In Basketball cabinet today approved the fish- and Sprays tries and sea rescue treaties ne- gotiated with Russia in Moscow 4 rtistically A rranvd "MR. BASKETBALL," GEORGE He did this after dislocating a last month. finger MIKAN The Babe Ruth of Basket- on his shooting hand in At the same tme. the ministers ball George Mikan, Basketball's the last quarter. The end of the agreed to resume peace negotia- greatest Player, devotes most of season saw the Laken. Champions. ;tone with the Kremlin at London his time to his law practice and George did even better in 10 play bcfpae July 31. a condition laid to being vice-pres and general off games by scoring 30.3 points down by Rus.s.a before it agreed 15th at Poplar — Call 479 polis even Lakers. and Sports advisor while playing the last 3 to sign the parts May 14. to 1.1, S. Rubber. He made Pro games with a broken wrist in congestion. t/ Basketball the Great Sport it a cast. From 1948 to 1954 he is today. He was the game's played in 6 consecutive All Star greatest gate attraction and at games. His 1950-51 mark ef 1932 IDAV all times he conducted himself points is still a league record. an a trus champion, a gentleman No wonder a nation wide panel out liffif fhP MONTH and the hero of one of the most of sports experts voted him "The th amazing sports sagas of our time. Greatest Basketball Player of the Mid Lakers were Believe it or not. George never -Century". The BIG 5-PIECE champs in 1948, 1949, 50.52,53 and MRS. MAMIE EISENHOWER and Dr. Milton Eisenhower are shown played High School Basketball. at 54. DINETTE GROUP the Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington shortly before Presi- He played on the Joliet CYO team and $8995 K" dent Eisenhower underwent an abdominal operation. The First Lady almost ended his career right George Mikan was the first terrific bargain! le and the youngest brother of the President stood by in the hospital there when he broke his leg. really Big Man who was also during the one-hour and 53-minute surgery, (International) The Doctor said "I'm afraid he'll a skilled player, King of the Court. - - — never !DAY play basketball again. Thats Champion. Truly he not only how little he knew George Mikan. rewrote the record books and 4IGER# At Francisco watchmaker who flew that • FLOYD WINS ELIMINATION BOUT 17 George was supporting 6 ft the rule books in their attempt PETER GLUCKMANN, the San 8 plane from home to London to visit members of his family, inches and 240 pounds on two to stop him but he remoldad light Is met at Croydon airport, London, by his parents and brother legs again and playing basketball, the entire game of Basketball game he William (background). Gluckmann will fly on later, to the Mid- the grew to love. Finish- with Championship charateristics. dle East west across North Africa, then to South America and ing High School George turned His love and interest in basketball on to the Pacific coast (International) to Notre Dame for a Basketball continue as v-p and General mgr scholarship. But the coach was as athletic of the Lakers and ROBERTS NAMED unimpressed, he thought George advisor to United States Rubber CHAIRMAN Read The Ledger's was too clumsy and had no Also this same interest brings a Co. WASHINGTON t — Rep. Ken- CLASSIFIEDS coordination. So in 1942, George him to Murray All Star Classic neth A. Roberts iD-Alat Tuesday enrolled at DePaul U. in '.1'hicago. Stars. to see the Future All was Even then his talents weren't named chairman of a House Eubccmrrittee to appreciated. Look at the big Goon," investigate traffic For FREE deaths. He said the fans and even his team- called the group's first meeting ,'.sates used to kid the pclar SC To Play for Thureday. Inspection Against over-sized freshman center. his I • TERMITES and didn't bother George. He grew Away. E ROACHES, etc. in stature as a player and De Paul yansyille November 10, Austin Peay, Mur- We had you in mind when we bought this wordertut dinette sett U became one of the great ray. 1:30 pm. Call 1395 Mayfield In the closed position, the table is round, two leaves extend it to the big oval basketball powers 1942-1943, won November 17, Western Ky. State. table as pictured. When closcd, it measures 41 incaes across, it extends to 60 19 of 24 games Gen 271 pts, 1943-44 Mur: ay. 1:30 p.m. decorcted with the latest '114141a- This Fall — COLLECT — inches. Top is supported by triple wrought iron legs, won 24 of 29 games. George srored lay leaf motif. Bans feet harmonize with the taecming table rim Distinctive 486 points, 1944-45 won 21 of 24 I round (hair has extra comfortable formfitting back Tha set is ovoilable in a games, George scored 558 points,1 Murray State College will SUITER • 10 SAVE MONEY rhni,e of the Iciest decorato, colors Addle holds aloft the hand cif Floyd Patterson, 1945-46 won 19 of 24 games, George sume its football rivalry as PEST CONTROL CO. ANNOUNCER Johnny On 21, in victory as his vanquished rival Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson scored 555 points, 1945 DePaul U. Evansville 'College this fall. Your Plumbing Licensed and Insured stands by in the ring at Madison Square Garden. New York. Patter- were National Invitation Tourna- The resumption, announaed son, Brooklyn, N.Y., boy wonder of the Helsinki olympics, potuaded ment champions. George set many the filling of Murray State's or' Member of State Pest a 12 round split decision over Jackson in a heavyweight elimination other records, Alk-American & date on September 15. will ma,. Elroy Sykes FURNITURE (International) Control Association CRASS tournament bout. Player of the Year twice 1944-46 the first time the two have na PLUMBING CO and 1945-46 Also, Helms Athletic on the .gridiron since 1953. ear- All Time All American. The game will be played a When George turned Pro, he Evansville and will be a night joined the Chicago Bears_ qf the afar, nounces Athletic Director WE ARE NOW. 'Professional Basketball League. Roy Stgatart. The league folded and George The filling 'of the open date joined the Minneapolis Lakers, gives Murray a ten game slate. who had only won 4 games the with five games at home, five previous year with George the away. The complete schedule: Buying Wheat Lakers became a cinderella team September 15, Evansville College and ran away from the rest of Away. the League The Lakers won the September 22, Florence Ala. WE HAVE PLENTY OF BAGS National League Championship and State, Away Mikan re-wrote the League Record Saptember 29, Ea4szi Ky State. book. In 1948-49 they joined the Away. e AVAILABLE B.AA. and began to burn up October 8, Morehead Ky. State, a that league, There was no defense Murray. 8 pm. against George and the fans called October 13. Univ. of Louisville, Co. him *The Babe Ruth of Basket- Away, Farris Pop corn ball." As usual Mikan started an October 20, Tennessee Tech LOCATED AT FARRIS LOOSE LEAF FLOOR assault on the record books. He iHomecomingi Murray. 8 p.m. reached his peak in 1949 on October 27, Arkansas State, Mur- "Mikan Night" when he scored ray, 8 p.m. 48 points to set a new record. November 3, Middle Tennessee, , 10 Mercurys free every week...80,710s • In ED SULLIVAN'S $425,000 they're

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FE .-weemeniellaralleallase111101111-...a.aa. FRIDAY — JUNE 15, 1956 LEDGER & TIMES: -----ML-TR-RAY, KY. THE 01 tiE'FOUR of Pachigah were the only atten- l'aducah They are residing Vows • Lassiter Reunion Brinn-Earles dants. Pariiii•ati Route Eight Is Held Recently Are Read Recen.ly The bride is a graduate of Of interest to Murrayans *id News Activities Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lassiter Lone Oak High School in the Club Calloway Ceurdians is the an- cently had the opportunity' of class of 1956. The bridegroain is of the marriage of Women's Page ving six of their seven sons nouncement employed at Kolb Provision Co.. Termites Miss Patsy Brinn. daughter of er ..nd there 'families here for a Swarm Weddings Locals of and cif Mrs. Ruby Brinn Paducah Are a warning . . . Phone 694-M-4 or 763-J Brinn. to Melvin AT DOOR Jo Burkeen, Editor The only son and his family the late Knox FINDS TURTLE DAMAGE Earles. son of Mr. and Mrs. not present for the occasion were Leon COSTLY Earles of Paducah. .114 — James Has- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lassiter and George CINZIINNATI vows were read Saturday, sett answered a scratching noise Mrs. & Mrs. Cornett four daughters of Cleburne. Texas. The TERMINDe li'onian's Society Of IP,. in Corinth. Miss.. with his door and discovered a OHIO VALLEY Hosts .4t Dinner Those here for the reunion were June at CALENDAR Iludo Allmond. minister of 'the snapping turtle that apparently Ky. Christian Service' SOCIAL Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lassiter and Paducah, CORP. of Christ. reading the to Inside. Hassett wasn't For Wedding Party two daughters of Middlesboro; Mr. church wanted go Has Regular Meet Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cornett of double ring ceremony. convinced it was a real snapper largest Homemakers Club and Mrs. Fred Lassiter and son f.TERMINIX-Worid's `,• ',,l-i). Jane IS The Penny Louisville, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Eraest Mitchell until it bit a broom handle shoved The W. S.x%ety of C Raymond Murray, of Cataville. Mo ; Mr and Mrs. termite control orgarilaCon ;ne Woman's Society will meet with Mrs. its way. Then Hassett summoned tan Sere ce of the S.,uth ph were hosts at a dinner Saturday Alfred R. Lassiter and daughter , .. k._-..:ist.ai. Serv:ce of the First Workman at ten o'clock. county police. Nobody knows For Information cir Grove Methodist church held • • • • evening. June 9. at the First of Millington. Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. James Lassiter of Murray. 1Method.st church will have a pic- e Christian church in Mayfield. pre- visited many where the snapper came from, but meet.ng or. Thursday. June 7. at of Charles Lassiter and son of East The farn.lies also MURRAY LUMBER nic -ri the city park at six-thirty The Alice Waters Circle mentioned something about seven-thIrty o*,co:it in the eve -, ceding the rehearsal of the wed- Lansing. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh other relatives and friends of police ,,n Monday evening. WSCS of the First Methodis as they escorted it COMPANY the church. , ding of their son. Wiliiam Cornett and two children of Murray and Calloway County while "turtle soup" at church wilt meet et the church at Lassiter Phone 262 E.11.is Paschall opened the I and Miss Carolyn Gibson of May- Ark.; and Mr. and Mrs away. .Mrs. seven-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Kat. Walden. with prayer. Mrs. J1.: Leld. meeting Miss Corbett And le Overcast and Mrs. Genora Ham- new president, pr. Assisting with the dinner were Cooper: lett as hostesses. HIS HAT'S IN THE RING over the bus.r.c.:_;s session Mr. Williams Give • .• • • Mrs. Charles Vi'hitnell, Mrs. Hal- wit:cn the society voted to :a ford Story, Mrs. Hilda Street, Miss TODAY n'edding Plans The Young Women's Class of pledge for the new year. Kay Story and Miss Mary Marta* the the First Baptist church w:11 have abject of the progran. Street. all of Murray. SATURDAY The N1.ms Anne Chatten Corbett and a family picnic at the City Park. CON01110‘10 and was Community and the . •,.. A color scheme of pink and MR is' at seven o'clock. ig World- w.th Mrs. Bob . have co mpleted plans :or • • • • white was defined in decorat: Orr as leaders. • the dinner table which was center- piese-49 a rsoti elf.. 7 ar.d Mrs. Bob the marriage which will take Tuesday. Jane 16 Q04( Gfttdvi-Fox were g.vtn by Mrs. James ed w.th an arrangement of gartl.! Talks on Thursday. June 21. at Circle 4 of the W.S:2.S. of the Gaga Det.iction E. Erwin. Mrs Mavis McCanush. 0. flowers. Individual places wi iitissuisi etoc its the evening F.rst. Methodist chti;ch meet- Eli:s Paschall. marked by miniature neaseg:.:. and Mrs. t.le First Christan church in Pari-at at the home of Mrs. J. It. Gatlin. Mrs. L. D of centered with pink rosebuds. T. A solo vas sung by Wiliiams is the nephew Street.at two-thirty VAN JOHNSON VERA MIS serving 'table hi Cock Jr.. %v.:a Mrs. Otto Erw.n Mi. and Mrs. James C. Williams ,..,11rioctf:11. p.nk and 'white bride and bride- accompanying on the piano. 10. array. • • • • as a centerpiece to Followi:..;- prograni the group groom dolls. 22 Paces 0- .-.:1 H. Austin. pastor of the The Women's Missionary, Society ,iii._•;:a.ne friends with an The honoree was attired in a revealed s Co:, .,:e Presbyterian church of of the First Baptist church will New names were trousseau frock of pink and white •exchange Murray and a close friend of the have Its general program meeting Baker Street corr..r.i.: year. cottia and her gift corsage was drawn for b- icirgroom-elect. will officiate and the church at eleven o'clock to were served at of white carnations. Gifts- were _ Dainty by Erie White. a covered dish CECIL PARKER al1 be assisted be followed by honor oasts by Mrs. Mrs. Mit:tel board Will presented to the T..e music will be presented by luncheon. The executive Os •• ••••• .VR0 Brown to also presented their atterni.:7.t., Story and six: . i and Festas o'clock. who J.-mn Reeves organist, meet at ten-thirty CINI - u. n- embers and two with gifts. the twer:v-r. Robertson. Jr. of Owensboro. a • • • • ic-s i ;CS,: -... visit and fraternity brother The Kirksey Homemakers Club of Mr. Williams. as soloist. will meet at the City Park at _-- PLUS -- — Mrs. John Waters bride will be given in ten o'clock. Hostess At Meet n...:-7 age by her father. Isaac • • • • (Personals) BASKETBALL HEADLINERS Corbett. and her sister. 2 of the W.S.Z.S. Mrs. John Waters c, ened her Circle No. r and Mrs. Tim McCoy S .A1 N.I.T. GAMES Mrs Lawrence Bann= of Oak- the First Methodist church will I...me on South Eleventh Street of ol learksey Route One are me Calif . will be matron of the home of Mrs. A. F. for the meeting cf the Ann ianc.. meet in parents of a.. sun. Greg_ IdcCoy., Niagara vs. St. Francis — Louisville vs. Duquesne will be Miss Mrs. Claude Farmer Hasseltme Class 1 the Mt ma7:31 m: no-. Bridesmaids Doran, with weighing nine pounds flis ounces. Hall — Dayton vs. Xavier the bride- St. Joseph vs. Seaton ..eld on Moncay. I D...r.3 Tint. cousin cf as program leader. Hos: Beptitt ther:h 1 • • • born at the Murray St. Joseph vs. St. Francis (For Third Place) o'clock gr. wr.-elect. arid Miss Nancy • J ur.e 11. a: seve 1--.1.-:.rzy Tnursday, May 31. since he tossed his fedora into the Demo- (Louisville wins finals) Wilitehurst of Hornsby. Teri:- ,IRST CAMERA "sitting" Dayton vs. Louisville evening NEARLY 26.1100 ARRESTED * V S. • at New in the cratic presidential candidacy ring gives you ,this look Iowa (NCAA Championship) frcm the ri,rr.:nate of the bride-elect at The Nanonal San Francaco vs. The utspaing devotion TOKYO AM — Denise is the ns•i- - Harriman and Mrs. Harriman. They are Stale Crillege. tittle ,Cynthia . York's Gov. Averell 27th chapter of Pralms was given Memphis . Pol:ce Boatel reported today that Je,ie I (International Soundphoto) niece of Miss . chalen by Mr. and Mrs. shown in New York. the vice-pres.drn'. f.1.,-.wed by Marts Bar.aiza. ; 35.900 g overnment officials and by girl. David Garland of Farmington I By, Ccrbeit. will be flower were arrested last year , prayer by Mrs. Jc:-eo employes Route One for their dough:en I Waters. pre- Wiii.arn• Bryant Williams, Sr embezzle- The presider.:, Mrs. on _charges ranging from seven pounds two Paris will serve his scn as weighing aided at the meeting. ment to bribe taking. Hospital T. - man_ Ushers will be Earl born at the Murray 11..:f- redline were served by Ib..t Memphis. the bride- day. June 5. :the hostess ra •...ose present. C.:oett of • • • • *Seal brother. Ensign itchaid TREMBLOR SHAKES CHILE Etiger.e Ross. was of New London.. Conn cousin SANTIAGO. Chile 111 stro',,.I A son. • • Mrs. J. T. Da In Siayings :he bridesarotr.-eltset. B.11 BIS' earth trernblor shook, sections ci to Mr. and erittarrey-fleate-T-we- aa--Vitiactrws- -• rw:- liird7/1153ThWes-r!rrr'- Iresto, at the I'Lturrchrb. Hos-- N:. c: PariS .AzgentAla Friday. There were nol, day. 6. weighing se'.. . reports r.f casualties or neavy I pital. The baby Mrs. Jesse Story 'damage. I noun& eight OUltfe6 Presides At Lynn PROTEST AGAINST RED CHURCHMEN Grove JUSCS .1leet The monthly meeting of the Wornies Shelety 'of Chrratten of the Lynn Grove Methodist churcn was held at the church Wednesday June 6. at seven-thirty o'clock Ir. the evening. Mrs Jesse Story. pres.dent. call- ed the meeting to w.,rship and Mrs. Mary Owen :ed .n prayer A very interestir.g prograrr them theme. -Ttte World Beg ; nine In My Con.:r.tuuty". was presented oy Mrs Cli.ver Lockhart ON ORDERS to "shoot to kill.' and Mrs. Clyde Wrather. The p ,lice are searching for Law- meditation szr.pture reeding and 1 rence Neumann (above), an,ex- prayer were g.'• en Dy Mrs. Cylde convict, in connection teitli the Wrath.. r A 'oc al...1d: piano solo ; in a Oti- slay irig of three pc rsor.r. was played by M.si Emma Daug- : anterinitionalh (ago tavern. lass. a Mis Lockha:- re-tided the, group that thr ir ilv,s revolve as I a wagon wheel auth the homes • being the hub at a •.:te activities reading out ta the -.tire world hat and if the fail te, ta. aeetal an ar.us,d. i• ag( n s net. 1 they may fall apart. is possible That world fel:€ ,r... who staged a protest rey pointed POLICE ARREST one of 200 demonstrators .1 they 'work w.th God •a-as delegation of Soviet church. In Philadelphia against members of the out by Mrs Mae Breach. Mrs. clergymen arrived to men touring the United States. As the Russian Hughes suggeza-d that the carrying signs, shouted slog ma Beulah visit Independence Hall, protesters, Nations may succeed if of photo Is Metrop(11- United and threw pamphlets at them. At lower right work successfully (InterttattoL.1) I each one can tan Nikolal, leader of the visiting churchmen. with her neighbors. w.th — I The meeting se? s osed li prayer by Mrs. Nei:A P.gue. Pre- IKE HAS A NEW GRANDNIECE sent for the meeting a. re uighteen .r. rs

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about ride and satisfaction. What graduation time! And this happy gentleman And think Its feeling it is to sit in command of —appropriately enough—has just gone through an extraordinary graduation exercises of his own. the "car of cars--and find yourself the subject • am.••••• some important .am•••.•••aa hand. •••w•m•m..,• of admit ing glances on every • i .m.••••.•• ago. in fact, that he •••••••••• It was just a few minutes ‘4k 16* you ever considered how wonderful it stood in his dealer's showroom and accepted the Have to "graduate- to Cadillac? It you have, keys to his first Cadillac car., would lie then this is a marvelous time to make the move. But even though he now holds his final degree. so ROLL-AROUND education in Certainly, it has never been eaficr to sign 5. to speak, in motor car ownership, his to the title. We are, happily, in a posi- CLIWNI all the good things of motordom is only beginning. your name VA to offer you prompt delivery m your favorite instance. The car is so tion Take performance. for know you will lie easedto learn CLEANER and obedient model—and we smooth and powerful, and so nimble has dow become. WiTs4 cosseir•F STY Or ATTACHMENTS how practical Cadillac ownership Niounew that it automatically revises a man's standards of Why not stop in while the springtime is still • ROLLS EASILY ••••••••..r automotive pertormarwe. with us—and spend an hour at the wheel? • CLEANS EASILY along the broadest Ntit*N'S DIAMOND RING Consider comlori. Rolling is season and a wonderful car — • STORES EASILY availabi• match all boulevard or taking the roughest bylane, the car It's a e opportunity' to enjoy them both! • ALWAYS READY ringA t is incredift: anii level ill ride. am! a rronderlui fOR ACTION $75.00 to S250.00 SEE IT TODAY! SALES Introduces her 12-hour-old bah- one J. T. HALE MOTOR LIVYD EISENHOWER Furches MRS. Francisco. Anne Is a granite, of 320 W. Broadway FranIclin hospital, San The in checked in at 7 pounds; 7 oura,- Seventh and Main THURMAN JEWELRY President Eisenhower. She Telephone 96, Mayfield late Roy Eisenhower, a hr. Telephone 833, Murray baby's father la a son Of_Lhe FURNITURE E. Side Sq. Ph. 193-J •Ae_- •

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FRIDAY - JUNE 16, 1956 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, HY, 1956 ted the rot that Lc had, become a .g Christian. On ae. : tae Paul made a very favorable im- gospel of Chris: to the Gentiles, SUNDAY SCHOOL pression on Agrippa. Thoroughly the Jews Thu! and ottempt- #11(108114 719 E- eterviiieed. Inc k.ng cuMessed that ed to kill hun. EXCHANG : he was distinbed greatly about his LESSON ,j lhikeerhejicacctiend tShaeyvioaurre. coPntarual'sdictoterayehtoingthsosehaod enlot31 Many are that c per it rot one f Moses and By brought Christierito accept the reasoqable- dillac Per %"14 the prophets. He proclaimeci the et 11 vivo ,or a0o. Dr. H. C. Chiles nets of ity. but they keep $ death, the jtcdi 9.4) on rejecting Christ as their Saviour. resurrection and the mis- sion or Christ. Paul's tog, ree eases- Acts 26:1943. preaching was Havang been appointed a minis- effettive because he was fully yiel- voiente "Iv*°°." ter of Christ and commissioned to ded to Christ and His imeresti. 1MBASSADOR IN BONDS to learn of Christ from the world's Wh.le proclaim man's inherent sinfu lness none of us can preach like Acts 26:2-8, 19-23 greatest preacher and highest au- and utter ruin, Paul Wati assured Paul. least those cf us who are I al was arraigned before King thority. At the same time, his un- protection as he went forth to bear Christine can tell others what 1 Ag.ippa. Princess Bernice and Gov_ usual opportunity entailed tremen- his Christ has done for us. However, testimony. After relating nhow • dous responsibility. we must remember that our :esti- DO YOU need a machine to staple be- al.cl hut water, ernur Festue were present also to he had been stricken to the earth, monY Ice Hirn will be fruitless an- boeklets and folders from 8 pages! private entrance. Available now. hear what the Apostle Paul had to - In a dignified and courteous mea- and how new light and Life had NOTICE -1 less cur lives are yielded to Him, to 128 pages? See tne Bestiteh Call 17. June 16P say. fur himself. Perhaps we should ner Paul began his defense and come into his seuld. Paul made the, Saddle Stapler at he r aily Ledger Hr 11 that Agrippa's great-grand- testimony by complimenting Ag- glorious claim that he "was not d:s- iVE HAVE boat, motor, auto, fir! dr Tunes Office Suppl). Ph. 55 Tk father had the helpless: and guilt- rippa upon his remarkable know- obetheet unto the heavenly vision." and life insurance. Wayne WiLeen TWO NICE ROOMS in basement less children murdered. His grand- ledge of the Jews. He paid glowing That vision never grew dim in hia iplInsurance Agency. Phone 321. or two nice rooms on first floor. father had John the Baptist be- tribute to the king by expressing memory. Instead, it comforted, in- July 10C See Mrs. Fred McClure. corner LOST & FOUND headed. His father had* been res- his delight at the opportunity of spired and strengthened him great- BIG TIME PROFESSIONAL Woodland and Vine. Phone 1153-M. eansible for the murder of, the speaking to one who so fully ac- ly. In fact, the remainder of his Junel5P MONUMENTS Apastle James. Soon after his at- -their life, life was cto.racierized by his faith- ItiED WATER SKI between Eggners quainted with the Jews Murray Marble and Grenite Works roc,aue deed each of these rulers ful obedier,ee to the heavenly vi- Ferry Bridge and Murray. Phone custcms, convictions, controversies WRESTLING builders of fine memorials for over had died. Therefore, it is not at all sions which he received from Lme or 612-J. Junelfra FIVE ROOM HOUSE about 5 miles and hopes. On two previous occa- half century. Porter White, Mana- 725 AT North of Murray Hwy. 641 with surprising that Agrippa trembled sions Paul had been before Roman to time. ger. Phone 121. July 4C A NEWSPAPER headlining Presi- acres of ground. Vacant July with fear when it became neces- judges. but they had known little two dent Eisenhower's illness lies Such a credeotral a, the appear- June 15P sary for him to make a decision or nothing about the Jewash reii- JIM'S FOR RENT 1st. Ph 947-W-3. abandoned on a bench in the ance of Christ from heaven was ROLLER HATE YOU been looking for an while with reference to Christianity, or to gion and hopes. At last he had an shadowe of Lafoyette Park necessary to convince him and to MONDIAL ede Vigil filing cabinet .hat is handy, White House across the street any of its exponents. opportunity to tell his story to one Apartment. 504 the change his views and conduct. He RINK JL 18 comact, 'easy to carry? We hay - UNFURNISHED WANTED is still ablaze with lights, despite who possessed expert knowledge of Phone 774. , JuneIGC Arta na-s. • received a clean vision of Christ Murray, Ky.- 8:15 p.m. it in the Steen .'.or File-It Cases Olive the absence of the Chief Execu- Jewish history and religion. It was :OPY OF THE LEDGER AND risen and glorified. That vision *MAIN All meal construction with leek A tive and Mrs. Eisenhower. The S face to face with Paul, only natural, therefore, that he ex- EVENr* TIMES dated February 11, 1937: at the Wal- caused him to see hirnecif as a lust 2 out of Falls GP Aim 'lilac Limit and easy carrying handle. On THREE ROOM APARTMENT with First Lady is staying Ag epa grented him permission to pected Agrippa to hear him with an IS Please bring to Ledger and Times. _Hospital wheie sinner. Prior to this v.sion he had display in he Office Supply De- ter Reed Army spcoe for himself and commanded understanding and sympathetic June I6P the President underwent an regarded himself as a righteous 4 Man Australian 'are a partment of the Daily Ledger & hire to do so. Ncw fortunate the heart. operation. (International) • men because he had been faithful Times, phone 55. . TI king was in having the opportun ty - _ - 11-Bonth 'Fotheri In reviewing his early life. Paul in the cbsereance of the Jewish r,- Tag Match SALE his Wel. What Christ did for Paul He MONUMENTS first class material I. FOR Answer to yesterday's Mumis referred to his birth .n Tarsus, C HICO granite and marble, 'arge selection CROSSWORD PUZZLE education in Jerusalem, his beha- will do 2cr us. He will lift us ou.! sizes. Call phone HAND' West- the time of his youth, his of the miry clay .of sin, set our feet "HOT TAMALE" styles. 85. home A GOOD SECOND lit QIIZIRKZ100 vior teem ACROSS I-land upon a solid foundation and estab- 526. See at Calloway Monument inghouse electric floor sweeper. .31 ciii, rraneat, 'AMME' ILY.URD manner of life as. a consclentious Works, Vester Orr, owner. West Ph. 1321-R. - 1-3. ige's 35-1'ertmoing to 0 B.30 1-414U 10 Pharisee, and his conduct before he lish our goings. CORTEZ Thomas Hughes. • camber ltritain Main St., near college. _ July WC June 16.2 7- glit ve had become a Christian. He told As soon as he was prepared Li) wat, r l Mexico City, Mexico • 13-A rk's landing it, aCHTLITE about his persecution of the Chris- receive it a great commission a- BUSINESS MEN! Do you forget Om. ] . 41-l'n,-liese low; td0 Zn1140 SET. occasional 14-Fruit 42-Cover tians throughout Palestine. Paul waited Paul. Christ appointed him - AND - those important appointrnents or elfaE DINNETTE 16-Comoans point 13-Time gone by 021 S lamps. Mrs. 41-Consinne 012-24W 140[4100.10 did not hesitate to let it be known as a maiister and a witness. He perhape remember them at the chair. library table. 16-Siartne,e culn "KILLER". Farmer Ave. 1.7-Tat ed, 4;.k.-C11h;11111 Owl ZUW2 OM 000U that he had done many things con- had an experience to relate and tee Last miannt? Do you need a rem- Rue Overlay. 1630 1S-Fr,mli article 46- Junel7C OW MOUE) OBIM trary to the wishes of Chrlse, in the people needed to hear it. H - KARL pact Le-and book for Ph 1126. IS-I:ocky bills • altractive;y 21-1 resit 47-N., ii, iii 0M,ITJA^radr.: (OM doing of which he had been sin- to make known, .by leant ) appointments, memoranda, diary 23-- Art file of QUIT7JQ'71 nad and what- 49 - -16 if scitle cere and conscientious. what he experienced vier AIR CONDITIONER. ili1'D114 '1rlflA34 VON ERIC and addresoes? We have nue the ONE-TON 24-(1i101.•• high Le- tee ii etevii Even though Paul had been very ever- the Loid might reveal to him e) thing in a Nascon Day-At-A Reasunsble. Phone 157 or 1050 at.te ieee0 25- 55 at nod 62--I., dig . 2-Hato conscientious in persecuting Chris- in the future. Henceforth Paul re- Munich, Germany Glance. Undated, refillable and June 16C I,. +oath • name 3-Parent tians. he did wrong. Mistaught in garded himself as a debtor to all ihip I pocket-size with simulated leather 27 .0i 64-1 nip. (eolloq.) V S 4-Pertods of time his early Ife, and having cultivated because of what he possessed. ,caSe with inner pocket. Ledger & 30 INCH ATILT! FAN used 0-, 1-Rodent the wrong spirit ,n his' ,citing man- Paul lived to the glory of God DANNY . I y -Pre t, r DOWN 6-I'I,iitued Times Office Sum Depe vk season. Phone I678-W. June 16P d hood. Paul thought he was doing !rem the day on which he received Phone 55. F ot's syY Si-1 .t 1 sheet r4ht in persecuting Christians. His the heavenly vision until his death. MARCELLO load taken 1.4--Prep.76171,7n purpose to serve God was right, but He was obedient to the heavenly Salt Lake City WE REFINISH floors, clean rugs, OAK SLABS $1 per I 3 4 5 6 0 e be ii ez have 11-Thoee ho his method of &wig it was wrong. visiun ethat enlightened him, that upholstei y arid %ells Spec.alty directly from mill. Also Watch closely ., ,justified killing the equipped him. a that empowered World's Youngest rksey. DR. EDWARD TELLER of the Uni- sawdust. See Marvin eAlderdice 3 12-FewIng He was not in Wall lir Rug Detergir Cu. K implement un- Professional Wrestler versity of California, the ac- miles south of Lynnville (",2 worshippers of God. Paul's case him for service to Christ. He Ky. Ph ,ne 2075 June20C VI 1 -Mate sheep 15 may be derstood full well that God had z knowledged "Father of the H. mile south of Fairbanks). Junel6p -Thinks.. he law- illustrates the fact that one - }epee- talks to newsmen in Chi- --e •r i -Prohibit sincere and conscientious place where: lie wonted 1. ra to be SINGER SEWING machine Bomb," t4 a711 ji2 -Cal the ocean perfectly •sentative in lipriay. For sales, _ eegp..Tligre he is attentlieg a HOUSE...AN/D. 10 ACRES of iapd_ hes.quite wrong. ePr.or to ana a work in which It wanted /7 a Rata* Tres/ice, rePaTra ce"tact -non Hall. progress report conference on on. North' highway Ve miles from 1, his halve/eon Paul obeyed hie con- aim to be ennee. Heanoew. that-a- ':215 A 1617 Farmer. Ph. 1622-M. TFC the Unites States' efforts to ,Murray. Has quer 500 feet of ..1 -Englishman serene.. but after that glor,eus ex he went somewheee else and din harness fusion reaction of the 27 4., 2, 32-Cheek bones miss God's hathway frontage. has full bath, 21.---Oottes up perience he saw to it that his con- anything else he would DO YOU neen protecnan against thermonuclear (hydrogen) HAWK two bedrooms. 1.ving room, lelehen , ,Si sr-cemsuesed science was governed by his Lord best, and that he certainly did not the loss of your valuables by ;ire bomb. New and heretofore secret ta-Oseus 01 with cabinets, hardwood floors / cattle and Master wish to do. Toledo, Ohio Theft? Buy a compact Vickie Trea- Information is expected to be 1 35 54 z;45 .!,c, 57 30 -in back' porch, good well ' When Paul stood before the king MORE SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson sure Chest certified by he Netion- presented in the report to the screened par: of water. A real buy at $4,850. 37-Thi/ r in the capacity of an undaunted and Cont.nuing- to preach, the Lord al As000ration of Safe Manufac- stornic scientists attending the ie 1st PRELIMINARY ea 7..• -Cut his hands were wondertully helped and blessed of the American Baucum Real Estate. Call 48 nights I brave prisoner, turers. The Daily Ledger SZ T.mes r nnual meeting IL ,7,14i 4--T.. • mes- Min, Time Limit or 961-M. Yuly 17C chained, but his spirit was free His Paul. Tne Lord gave him the Fail-2e Orace Supaly. Te 35 IT I:eclear Society. (International) 1447 C •ttetneTarit 'spirit exulted in a library which no sage and he delivered it faithfully. '7f,,J 41-uls..,ing is Rip Hawk vs Karl Von Eric fenr nor time de- Repeatedly he told his Christian a. despot could injure, ft. ge .3 -Tht,,1101 that each time Mat 1.thei PRELIMINAiRY 50 5, 44 -tiVret inz stroy. He made it very dear experience, and • implement during all of the intervening years stery made a deep impres,iion on D. Marcello vs Chico Cortez •se Sc 51 -Symbol for 5411: towiltnn in which he had suffered for the h:s hearers. Wherever he went, he Aum: st.00-Children 6:-Pronou saki1 Christ he had never regret repentance toward God. Challenge For Dr. Mays 116.4 UM.P.S. - preached SEIFERT. A new novel by ELIZABETH NANCY By Er-,;r Bt.stuniales e 1955. by Elizabeth Seifert. Reprinted by permission of the publish- Inc. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. tr. Dodd. Bead & Co., • Ilt- I \VAS EATING - AND I '"Oh, I could" she agree4 "Put I treated Lillian Castleberry exact- i Mir u•rEn ID probably meet !UM at the OF THE TRIED TO week. ly right. Tar Craig sent her, of j you'll OUT VERY LAY of that Medical Society eieeting re et with rwirse. He was Vier when you 'AR AND SMACK E• Lacey was in the park week. You're gouig !o he asked JAM them first arrived, and 1 can picture 4 Johnny. C.'had could see speak on your exneeiiinces with HIM he him runnia9 to tell her to come to CAME IN Irom the Clinic windows, but uthor-chnics-you know that?" A FLY I see 'Alice's doctor.' First you did nut go to join them. He grunted. e -- run- shocked her, then you charmed THE WINDOW He wanted to go. To go, "It's r e a II y Important. You seize her. 1 do wonder how she report- Ina and shouting to her, to must behave yourself. and you ed you to Claude Smith!" her gladly. To claim her- must dress properly. You will, He "Does it matter?" • But he did not go to her won't you?" her to "Of course it matters. He's loved her: be had asked Chad looked at her, his chin on what he tighten, the conic, and-" marry him because of his diest. "Boiled shirt?" found in her. But "Way?" And - thought he had -ed at Dr. "At least a dinner coat. knew that she Dre. Milburn sta then-but now-he he isn't oh, you know what I mean. Peo- been mar- May.. "Why? Because was rich, that she had pie are stuff, and it's important In e. You see, he talked against teed. for us to have their co-operation .to her it i. i the Women's club, a id ..." • He still hail not talked You will make • good oaow, Barr ''Why tan t he in it?" when, on Thursday, Hazel won't you' For my sake 7" was 'Well, he's head of tha County announced that Mrs. Milburn "Like I say, when I take on • thought, lauspi;ett -" asking to see Mut; he lob--" Lacey "Clett of Staff, you mean? Or for a wild minute, that His eyes lifted, slid past his her-or that Anse Superintendent ?" soft- ABRIE an' SLATS By Raeburn Van Bursa must have sent "I don't caller to the door ‘shich was Laccy's behalf. It Her hands fluttered. had come in He ly opening. "Yes, Miss Barr?" he - , of course, know about such things. ARE THEY W-WHO'S OUT THER-77Th we - clinic business. his said gently. ; waiting. and he seems to run It.' And he has ASLEEP? /--I GUESS I MUST Hazel was 5. I She came on into the office, Mrs. Mil- own private prraice besides. He liP.VE BEEA OAREM::.G ) frowned at her. "Bring hair shining, her smile wide. is s women's doctor, and the red _-- burn in, pleaue." whole air was subtly inta i women melte fools of themselves Her '-'71--- was on hie feet when She had papers in her haril 1 Chad over him." mate. ' Milburn tame into the ot- zhe brought over to Chad's Mrs. "Is he a good doctor?" which • laid gallantry on with spread thera out on the bee, and he don't know. There have been desk; she thickly. This was indeed "1 the pen that a knife, rumors about eim, but But blotter, handed him f' some to his hand an honor, he said, son-in-law - he was John had been much closer watched the -my she had to Alertly ois eyes associate before he died than to hers. In fact, 411,.... attentions Blandin'm order to way Alice accepted his talk wss poll- lean against him in due; he -he said that the her, as no more than her reach it. He glanced up at he lit a cigaret for tics." smiled. seated her, "Was this Dr. Smith asked to and she afternoon, Miss Barr," her. come in on the clinic plan?" "Good sat down in his own Milburn frigidly. Then he "He calls .himself Wilkins- said Alice waited, still watching Milburn," said Hazel. "I chair and Smith, and I think all the county "Mrs. woman, studying her that you recognized, the tiny doctors-at least, In these four wasn't sure face, her painted, cu me." enameled suburbs-were approached. Dr. or remembered mouth, her shrewd Though I hadn't known pid's bow Mays. But I don't suppose he was "I did. al a woman. thought that you worked here. • eyes. Such asked to run it, SO-" mita today 6•464 La, doctor, could be mean. And living in Burbank, Miss .441 6 6,6746641 6.6 the "How did you happen to be- Are you ellish. perhaps. Smart . .. 7" as k it d Mrs. Milburn h come Interested in the Clinic?" Barr LI'' ABNER thts afternoon, at least, she By Al Capp For various ways. I'm very crisply. • to be kittenlah. She praised "Oh, In I have an apartment." chose It was his "Yes, AND M AV I CONGRATULATE WHO'S wita the clinic, reveal- fond of John Blandin. them, his eyes shin- THIS CLOSE AM DON'T his work then, Watching KNOW NC) exact informs- idea to start with. And enough MRS YOKUM,ON YOUR CLOSE ACQUA1N ./CE 0' VENICE- ing complete and ing, Chad turned his chair Tat MOOSElatet IS ENTITLED MERCHANT 0' progress. lie men- when he Women's club wouldn't desk ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE YOR'N -THET lion as to its to lift his feet to an opened TO "/ORE MAID, LI'L HONEST'- THEY OLE MA sponsor it-Why-l-you know." ABNER MERCHANT OF VENICE'!.' HOME- . ---- honed that she had not. BO tar drawer. WF-Zr_CKIN MAN WERE L.1 -.JUST visited her to have a hun- BUT AM IS HERE T'SEE t he knew, ever before "Must be nice -Chad," said Mrs. Milburn, MERCHANT 0' T-TRYIN' T'MAKE to be spite- S THEY DON'T TAKE ONK investment. dred thousand dollars firmly definite, "you really should VENICE'? money was as soft DRAP 0'SORE 1".1-00Dif TROUBLE al put a good deal of ful with." Ilis voice not wear those awful moceasins. -And, BET WfEN into this," she admitted. as satin, You know better! I'm sure you * more from spite than ou believe you here to us Pr . I'm afraid, "It 'sa good cause. Y do. And whom have good judgment. How- through a" shock?" am just clever enough, in it -- need have her ever, I "I was hited to set the thing But Hazel, too, let a man do a lob, box. "Let the Dr. Maya, to up, to get it running," he said cast with the dice that he's older once I've determined matter-of-factly. -I'd do the same doctor alone," she told the which was capable." for a pickle factory. And I loathe womao, le a manner Yes! Smart. Intelligent, indisputably possessive. "He's a look pickles." "It was so kind of you to genius, and thus excesed from she went "You mustn't tease me. Dr. me up the other day," rules that bind most of us." "And to Mays,a Alice chided, reproachful- on, her voice chirping. Mrs. Milburn stood up with was ly. . come informally. I really cascade of silken ruffles. "He's a He grinned at her. "I don't flattered." mon," she said flatly. -A fact you a deep, suppose you could arrange an Mrs. Milburn took obviously know.' I 1 introduction to this hyphenated steadying breath. "For a while (To Be ('ontinue-4) doctor?' was a little worried, but you

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SPACE STIC irrir l.FnVR & TIMES — MURRAY, KY. FRIDAY — JUNE 15, 1956 REAL G01.1 HI t La. leave the patient as-strong or even A three - month convalescence TUMBLING DOWN physically in better condition than from successful abdominal surgery NIAGARA WALLS COME Eisenhower Must Again Tell surely would raise some serious LUDINGTON. Wail a? —Ss doctors evidently consider the.r a hole-in-one en the golf ( doctor: e%•edently consider their doubts about the President's come- near here is easy as pie. h. work to have been successful and beak powers and perhaps, about kcal golfers acret brag about People If He Can Campaign that the President will gain physi- his fitness for another term. His Cophe:e inv scle d the ceuree cally rather than lore by reason of a:tending physicians are top flight the hundreds recently. mskir.! it. men, however. and they are tom- almost impossible not to mak By LYLE C. WILSON to ieveal that he felt sufficiently A more informtal assurance of mitted to the. President's recoverle "hole-in-one." Hundreds • United Press Staff Correspondent recovered from a heart attack to hie willingness to run again is, in terms of weeks instead of balls have been ast. WASHINGTON af'l — President take on four more White House therefore, indicated — assuming. menthe. Time will tell about that. Eisenhower probably must tell the years. of course, that Mr. Eisenhower's Republican leaders and Mr. Ei- WASTES NO. A marican people again whether Heart attacks are killers. When excellent recovery continues "Just senhower's .White House associates he feels fit and ready to campaign they do not kill they often bench when the President next will are as coofident in private as in WICHITA FALLS. Tex,- - for a second term. But, this time their victims. The most enthusias- submit himself to news questions public that the Presideatt will run La wreeee Campo was re:led on it may be differently staged. tic Ike-men were willing back is not known. Harvard Medical again. They. do not believe that Lurglary charges exactly., 18 hattrt- An off - the - cuff response to a there in the autumn of 1955 to School Professor David D. Rut a successful bout with the surgeons after his release from the , state news conference question seems believe that Mr Eisenhower was stein said Tuesday in Cambridgf will lessen his vote-appeal. The pi son et Huttavale. asra.-dmg to now to be the likely manner in los, to the Republican Party. The that the forecast six-week perioc argue that his physical react' his own staternsnt IC police. which Mr. Eisenhower will let the popular belief also was that Mr. of ' recovery from surgery was to the ordeal of surgery will people know what is in his mind. Eisenhower could not run again. the absolute minimum and too the best possible campaign proo He will be asked about his political A full dress response to that optimistic. Might take two or that the Eisenhower heart is HEAR HOW plans, the next time he faces a widespread doubt was essent,a1 three Months. Dr. Rutsteln said. ticking on schedule. CHRISTIAN news conference. and it was made by the President An elaborate television repo't on in his television appearance of SCIENCE HEALS his own well being was arranged 1Feb. 29. Surgery is something else 8:15 EACH SUNDAY A.M. last February for the President I again. A successful operation may Rid Your on Radio Station WNBS Home Of — ALSO — TELLS PRESS OF IKE'S CONDITION WSIX-TV Channel 8 Insects Nashville Each SUNDAY 1:45 P.M. Man is

Safe forever Ii Schoellkopf hydroelectric plant. a% ith big sec tioa shorn atias. Cliff is 220 feet high here. When John saw that *LICENSED "God is love" ( I John). the 4 world was changed for him. *APPROVED It is changed for anyone who perceives this truth in 5:` 5 any measure. But the full °*INSURED blessings of that divine fact came with the advent of eat- •-41. Christian Science. Through thg sniritual light Free Inspection of Science ad Health with ii Termites — — CALL US TODAY — Key to the Scriptures by Roaches Mary Baker Eddy. the un- reality of evil is now made Silver- Kelley's plain and practical. Despite fish annearances, all contrary Moths EXTERMINATORS one can see that because & PEST CONTROL God iA Love. Love is omni- PRESIDENTIAL PRESS SECRETARY James C. Hagerty (right) tells re- porters that President Eisenhower's condition is "excellent." The potent - the only real power. a successful one-hour and 53-minute Phone 441 In a d( gree, he sees thus Chief Executive underwent abdominal operation at the Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington. lc L VC. — he is small in- that inseparable from The exploratory operation relieved the obstruction in the - Love. And from that mom- testine which sent the President to the hospitaL (International) ent he has begun to free _ himself from the fetters of all henrin fears lack and Woe. This is the promise of Christian Science: to pro- divine Love •,.) that our truo vide an understanding of heritage of full fredom and dominintrstiall apne-ar in all its safe and sacred blessed- BestSeller Science and .Health may Where rock swept big essilso el the plant into the Niagara river. The slide took three 70,000-hp Rad be bought, borrowed, or three 32/11114. operators with it. One workman disappeared In the debris. , read at Christian Science officials estimate damage by the big Niagara river gorge Reading Rooms throughout NIAGARA MOHAWK PO;NER COMPANY hard aarea.", the world. a:Loe may run to a.s much as $50,000.000. It was the second slide in less than two years, acid dna was witnessed by sightseers on Rainbow bridge and from the Canadian aide. The slide came in 12 rea Hor:,re .1 Carver. "was es" cf rack about five minutes apart. /inform:ions! Bousdphot084 Puhlasher's A cent 4+ One Narway St Rostan 15. Mass 'CAM ELs el'et liRANCES ADVERTISING ON INt RLA at_ heat USA to riEncicaed is fa. Please send X-Rav Caused HOLLYWOf • - Margaret I C'ailfiCAGO - Advertising pnettsa id a irony of "Science Truman Dan '.1 r_z car.celed ap- Age, trade magazine, said today and Heelth with Key to the Scrip- tureaa he Mary Ilifiter Eddy in the pearanse r. Gecr..ie Gabers pro- that national newspaper advertising gram and -Maara • Theater," be- showed a 17 per cent increase Sensation blue cloth Library Edition cause of a bad c ,..ys a NBC- last year over the 1954 figure. Name TV spckeser.an Sr.. a as rheduled It said a recerd $695 million Address to arrive here 1'7' 71 New York was billed in 1955 compared with At First Tuesday for the sit WM 100.000 the previous year.

Snmetimes it seems that man is in a constant struggle with am,.:1!rr.-",:t the machines he invents fie NEW, 1956 fully creates the monster, and then for awhile he is scared to death of what it will do to him He finally learns how to u-e at becomes one more of res tools 7h/5Q .56 &id- for better living.

Back In 1805 when Conrad Roen- is packed weh new An:GE tgen anr ounced the discovery of , tstratidtal r aish the x-ray, there was a sen4ation. 1iQ7'efie2—.9/),Y/weed Newspaper and magazine writers. fascinated by the possibilities pub- Buick SWIM. lished lazarre speculations or. the close ft) lbe smo/k.t. awn)! &Po...now 4400. Cv4ro uses to which this strange ray *--A4tew $29995 could be. put. They were serenely untroubled by scientific fact, so that what they wrote ha a all WANT SOME QL1CY sae-rs on the It cradles a big, new 322-cubic-inch feeling of safety, security and solid- fantasy are the the charm of V V big news in automobiles today VS engine that's record-high in ity into every mile yOti drive. NOW excitement of flying saucers. -.--news that can guide you to a smart power and compression, and So before you buy any ear—catch Victertans were norra- Serious move and a real smart buy? crammed with engineering news up on the latest news. Come try a ONLY lied. There was something not ,even the costly cars can't claim. quite "nice" &built the whole thing. Then listen—it won't take long) '56 Buick. When you see how much Enterprising British merchant, sold makes the most new automobile your money can The 1956 Buick has so many new It of every bit of x-ray proof underclothes to fasti- power with a new version of Variable buy, we don't.think you'll ever settle dious ladies. A bill was introduced developments—in styling—in power Dynaflow• for less. into the New Jersey lega:ature —in performance—in ride and han- Pitch that's' the most prohibiting the use of "x-ray pera efficient yet. With a new develop- dling— that it is, literally, the best 'Nest' Advanced N'ariable Pitch Dynajlow $19995 glasses" at the theatre ment, the engineers call "double Is the only Dynallotv Buick builds • Buick yet. That's Fact No. 1, In time the sensation died down, regeneration," Dynaflow gives you today. It is standard on Roatimasfer, of course, and people came to And Fact No. 2 proves it: Buick great new acceleration front the first Supra and Century-optional at modest x-ray for the vs. iable extra cost on. the Special. NOW... accept the today is more strongly entrenched thrifty inch of pedal pressure. Even medical tool it is. Nowaday-, the than ever in the top three of the COOKS FASTER x-ray bus comes to town and before you switch the pitch. nation's best sellers—outselling all THAN GAS! we all troop over and get in And this '56 Buick cushions you in line. In less than a mirnec the other cars in America except two of the softest ride ever. Shows an You get one of these machine take a picture that will the well-known railer cars. new Tont speed cook:ne indicate whether or not wi- have uncanny sense of direction on every Rest units on every G-E Range healthy chests. ' We know that One big reason for this success is curve and turn. Puts a whole new many unsuspected cases of aiber- "it s NEW IT S 1I.S1 Elt0V e SPECIAL — new been disedVt.r,d in the strapping new Buick I 'cry I. ranAge han one erl the eulosis have Vnits that•• tante, than NOW ;owl cooking this way We know that many like the one pictured here. AIRCONDITIONING Kan "Itun IWO watt send won tented in * BIG 21" MASTER OVEN frig/ large I. F latoe•tor.e• ag•thrt the lives have been saved bsrause at a COOL NEW LOW PNICS C I IIIINGf Lading gas, sown.. right close to those twernew of Peek 44 loos of early diseovery of TB t v the It's•Priced ...... Buick * Pusasurrosi coosiNo IN 5 ftflitrIft/l 11w' F. unit wan f.n.ter in tents abort% If cool., CH..., ell•hurftwliT..... pork chop. in an aluminum odd to recall the words smaller cars—but, like every '56 r °tarot included 4 x-ray It's 4-Sposon Comfort in your see• 'killed In addition. S cup'.. I guari and •• TIMES • , MORS editorial in a 19th ,a atury * NEW OVEN ATCH ousrt• of water. and • package. of of an Buick, it's a whale of a lot more Itin• trick with glInuin• JACKIE GlEASON ' • Pon' • .1. '1 ,wen pesq were brought to • boil lasted r- magazine commenting on tla "re- ON TV • Yeller • new car for the money. PINIOIDAINE CONDITIONING * MINUTE TIMES volting indecencies" of the ...ray: . /want...ea, I • "Perhaps the best thing eould •...... • Yet be for all civilized nail, • I to combine to turn all on WHEN UTTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM the roentgen rays." There are times When may feel ithe same about atorna EMBREY'S or automat:on. It's a fair hope - Denton Buick Company 210 MAIN PHONE 886 that, in 50 years. those ima ntions, too. will be quiet servants of man's 607 to 609 Maple St. welfare, MINA

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