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•- - ••• United Press IN OUR 78t1; MirkAR 91C _ Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon,- Mach 15,1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LX.kVIII No. 64 'Regional Meet "Largest" Gives "Fastest" A Lift Killed Three Other r- I Committee Children In Grand Jury Expected To Act Of 4 Years Audubon Whacks Down GLASGOW, Ky.. March 15 VI lb --Maggie Jean Smith. 24. an un- Fast On Teamster Union Bribe 19 married Barren County woman, Club March 20 wes held in Barren County Jail The tortay WASHINGTON 414 -A federal documents in his possession, testi- Budget under 510.000 bond on grand jury was expected to act fied before the grand jury Thurs- eharges she killed three infants 4The Garden swiftly - possibly today dayday. Department of the she gave birth - on Cheasty, who is being P9Fb Murray By FRekNK ELEAZER to. over .a four- Woman's Club will be year bribery charges . against James kept "under wraps" by the FBI United Frees Staff period. hostess to. 'the elceenth annual Corresoondent R. Hoffa.' pint - sized ....crown for his oasts, protection, slipped •WASI-IINGTON. Barren County Judge Louie B. session of the Todubon Regional Mar 15 •ir - prince" of the -htige Teamsters into the Sjery room and out Nunn said an examining trial s meeting of the The House Aonropriations Com- Union. unnoticed-by newsmen and Garden Club eiould be held photo- of Kentucky mittee today whacked $516,993.- for the woman on Wednesday Mar. The jury, which met for two graphers, The fact that • he' had 000 bff President Saturday. lb 20 at the Kenlake Hotel. Eisenhower's hours on the charges testified was only disclosed later requests The body of a baby girl found Thursday, ei They invite anyene who is for funds to operate 18 by U. S. attorney Oliver Gasch. 19 Thursday by a woman was called to continue its in- interested in wild government agencies. iheluding planting Informed flowers to shubarb vestigation this merning. There sources said Mrs. attend Civil Defense and the was sent to Louisville the . eneetlisig.,70,440VPF Veterans were strong hints quick action Fred Dobrescu, Hoffa's secretary, Administration_ fur an autopsy. beginning at .2:00 o'clock. on was nicely. The government ask- was•Subpenaed to appear before It ordered a Officials said the Smith woman ild Flower in Americas" general belt-tikht- ed for indictment. the jury today. She was ar- 6t admitted killing the child, which an The speaker will be J. W. ening by public servants, calling rested in Detroit as a material she said was born, juat If the jury acts'onthe Hotta Turner of Louisville, Kentucky. With a world's fastest bomber tucked into its bomb-bak, the Air Force's largest for, fewer new cars, less travel, before witness when 'the case broke stablified- payrolls, Christmas last year. and drown- cliarge it may also act on similar He will show slides of the wild bomber, a B-36, gives a ride to a supersonic B-587*Taking off from reduced office i late Wednesday night. Fort Worth, ng two other newborn babies. bribery charges against Hyman __ ..flowers. the huge B-36 &mild not retract spacer and fewer frills of new Gasch said "a number of FBI its landing gear in making- room fOr-the delta She was arrested I. Fischbach, Miami,. Fla„._ at-- V - The regietratioA fee _fur= the -13-48f1Wrivic-h-Showa, publer ------following an agents"- testified before the jury minus its engines and othee equipment berow the -by- tarren ire/they- nagewd---Izi the eomplaint - , program will be one dollar. - 230-foot wingspan The 9 5 tier cent bite out of the County Thursday in addition to Cheasty. 1 of the giant-. The B-58 has a wing span of 55 feet. The un- Sheriff Robert with Hotta. The opening session will begin $5.923,195.000 requested to run .Alexander and He indicated Hotta and Fischbach usual transport operation took the planes to Dayton, Ohio. Detective William a 9.00 o'clock for the Regional the agencies was in line with the Calvert. Hoffa.-five - foot - five - inch probably will,rapt be _cane:11_1es._ (International Soundphoto) • Club members. Lorieti -will announced- determinlition Teamster ''Sfrong man" v ic-e fore the panel. 9c served at 12:30 o'clock. Members committee president, was arrested Wednes- Innocent and of the House to Hotta ?leads Washington are asked to make their luncheon Mrs. Lassiter Extends trim a substantial arrAiint off Amount Scent day night in a hotel Hotta. 43-year old Teamster aservation of one dollar and Mr. Eisenhower's record $71.8 On and charged with slipping $3.000 vice president and heir apparent A Day With a promised $18.000 to a sthff Tifty cer.s by _March 18. Invitation To Pfaff Rubinoff Proves billion budget. Teacher Salaries of to the presidency now held by the Senate Rackets "If you are interested in wild Trim CO Funds member of Dave Beck, told newsmen Thurs- Machine Showing In State Is Committee to filch secrets from flowers, his is your opportunity The eammittee's action follow- Told day "I am' not guilty of any to To Be the committee and its files. see and hear of the • many Busy And Strenuov One ed a budget-cutting move by the wrorfg doing and will so plead In an announcement elsewhere FRANKFORT111 1 - varieties grown in Kenucky," a administration More than in in today's issue of the Daily itself. F eraa I $72 million Staffer Under Wraps court." spokesman of the plus $116 said. Ledger & Housing Chief Albert M. Cole Cheasty, the staff Fischbach. named as the origi- Times. Mrs. Lynn Las- When you see and hears Rubin- built pocket fingerboard to keep million spent for public education John Cye siter. Thursday srecemmended a $200 in cooperat- nal contact man between Hoffa 9c owner of the Lassiter Cloth off and sHis Violin -in concert up with his rigid practice ache- trlt state and Ihcal school member who allegedly million cut in fund for gover- and heasty', said in Miami where Wintery Storm Shen on the Paducah Road, in, in Murray on April 1 at the dule. districts this year goes for ed with the committee and FBI nment housng programs. teach- he was taken into custody that iles..emakers and,.. ever.y..ine Murray State College Auditorium,- With „all this, .Rubinoff still er and achninistrative personnel to trap Heffa with committee Forcer Mercury Down The House enmmittec made its the charges _against him, are interested in sewing to visit her you will share one day out of "finds time for his • collectorS salaries, A stale Department of LED biggest reduction in funds for "utterly without foundation . . a shop on Saturday and Monday, nine months he spends eaeh hobby of antique glass, dictating Education report released Thurs- By UNITED PRESS the federal Civil Defense Ad- Miss Connie Dowdy I feel I will be exonerated com- March 16 and 18 year touring the nation. These letters, long distance telephone day showed. A wintry storm lashed the ministration. It allowed only pletely." On those days, Mrs. Lassiter nine months will add up to some calls, and enjoying life in general. The sum represents two thirds With Capital Airline Midwest on 60 - per - hour S19.3 million of the $130 million The committee's interest in will give free sewing demonstra- 125 cities visited, 250 matinee This famous artist spends his of the entire amount spent for winds, dumping 6 inches and reouested, a cut of $90.7 million. In Hotta has not been disclosed tions with the new Pfaff sewing and evening concerts played with days at a terrific pace, but he education in the state this year. Baltimore more of drifting sines- in parts As its authority for so doing, in detail. But the group is machine of which she has re- an additional 1250 free per- wouldn't trade it for any other In all. $116.242.896 is being of South Dakota and Minnesota the committee, in a report to the planning hearings soon on the cently been made the authorized formances at service club lunch- life. Each morning he looks for- spent by the state and local and touching off tornadoes in House, cited the President's own chartering of a number of so- dealer. Mrs. Lassiter said she eons, hospitals, radio broadcass, ward with "fresh enthusiasm and school districts, with $72,080.- Illinois. rem-arks at a press conference on called "paper" Teamster locals will have free prizes for all of and with at least 1000 of these boundless enersu to the new day 608 49 going for instructors .and At least four deaths, all in Feb. 7. Mr. Eisehhower said then in New York City. her guests ,n'the above men- free appearances before stucients to be shared with new friends administrators salaries. traffic, were blamed on the storm that the likelihood of any na- It h. been charged .that the tioned days and will also feature in school assemblies. In new places. The group this year -received ,1 01.0 overran a band of balmy ticwi's 4using atomic Inc. ar 1,.•inesly associated with a special in ont of hei materials Rubinoff is being sponsored by weapons in an average salary of $3,134 - 4:Or that had brought the central A day an attack "grows less. I think. the' nibwO ticiiinct AFL United during the Pfaff showing. with Rubitioff is a the Murray Rotary Club for the the highest on record • in' Ken- section of, the nation a foretaste whirlwind every year." He said atomic war Auto WorkerS and later its suc- Mrs. Lassiter is very excited of activity - he is benefit Of the Rotary Club Stu- tucky. Two years ago the average of spring. up at four Would be "just another way of cessor union the AFL-CIO Allied about having the dealership for and five o'clock in dent Loan Fund. salary of school personnel. With The storm swept out of the the morning and committing 'suicide." Industrial Workers, were domi- this world famous machine. She as a rule the exception of superintendents plains Thursday. afterneen and travels one or two Chop VA Budget nated by New York hoodlum says there is a portable or cabi- hundred miles was $2.600. kicked up steam during the On veterans compensation John Dioguardi e- alias Johnny net style for any before breakfast. -Weekends pre Local Women and The classroom teachers state- 4W night. occasion and Die. Dioguardi is under indict- usually pensions the committee lopped the Pfaff features all the very spent in cross country wide average will be lywer than More than 6 inches of snow, train and plane Attend Conference $149.5 off a request of ment in connection with the latest sewing machine features. flights. If the the $3,134 figure being paid swept by 50 m.p h. winds. buried schedule permits, $2.840,500,000. 0%•erall. the com- acid blinding of labor columnist She says there is also a he will visit __- instructional personnel because 39c Alexandria, Brainerd and Red- very Price Vivtir Riesel. Hotta is known fcur or five churches on Sunday Mrs. Doyle and Mrs Roy mittee chopped VA's budget from superintendents. wide price raege. some principals Dioguardi's. wood Falls. Minn. morning. 'Red Oak. !Owe, holds Devine attended the DAR State $4.899.363.000 to $4,682,705,300. a as a friend of In addition to the" Pfaff, the and others earn higher salaries iss Winds up to 60 m.p.h. battered the record for the most churches Conference in Lexineton March cut of ma 657,700 or about 4 Lassiter Cloth Shop carries na- and are paid on 10 or 11 month -.Rowe, and blowing snow in 9CC- ttisited 6 7. and 8 at the Phoenix Hotel. Per cent. Funds for hospital and tionally ads ertised in one morning. -,The or annual basis. • 25c tions of the state cut visibility materials in ministerial association there pre- Mrs. Doyle represented the Cap- medical care were not touched. cottons_ blends, woolens, mill Most teachers are paid on to an eighth if a mile and sented him with a beautiful tain Wendell Ours' Chapter Ps Budgets for the other 17 agen- ends in uphalstery and drapery a nine-month school year basis leas. Bible in recognition i4 his play- delegate and Mrs Devine attend- cies were reduced altogether by Farmers Are materials, a complete line of sew- and their salary depends in kiss Connie Dowdy . Tornado funnels were sighted ed as State Transportation chair- more than 30 per cent. ing accessaries and ing for seven churches. Part on their professional train- during the night in Illinois and a drapery man to Connie Dowdy. daughter order present her report. The committee said it had de- ing. - Miss 49c Indiana and service. To stert his day Rubinoff at least two of Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Dowdy of Mrs. F. Clagett Hokev, State nied all requests for new cars. The '1116 million being spent of Mr. Advised On Lassiter is the former arrives for a hurried them touched down in central greeting Revert,. presided at all meetings It urged all agencies to rely on Murray, has been assigned the Miss Marjorie Wall. daughter of with sponsors, perhaps on Kentucky public schoela this, Illinois. One of the twiste a pitture of the conference Chairmen motor pools. It noted that official position of Communication Agent C r. and Mrs. 0. S. for and year corn e principally from caused $2.000 damage when it Wall of Call- the local press, and then become oway chanter delegates reported the travel had more popular state aid funds distributed under for Capital Airlines. She was 29c smashed into a County. She and her hus- he is off to an escorted tour ontracts farm near Park- work accomplished this' year. with a new and higher per diem stationed in Washington, D. C. , band and two daughters live of practically the Minimum Fsnsridation Pro- to•ille. III. No one was injured. at the Whole city's Mrs. ($12 instead of $91 allowed for short time, and is now the Paducah Lowell Burnelle.' national last gram and local tets,. revenue a in Thunclerstorms broke out - from Highway address school enrollment for free school historian, snoke on DAR Work year. Se it denied requests for a raised from Baltimore, Maryland. Calloway County farmers are 29c half mile north of Murray where assemblies with only breaks of 221 school districts. - Icentued'y and Tennessee to up- and Mrs. William "substantial" increase in travel Miss Dowdy attended hi gh advised that contracts for start- the place of business is Ains•vorth. na- State aid totals $54.785.0 and per Michigan as the warm and located. five or ten minutes between funds. tional registrar general, gave a local taxes account for $61.4 school in Murray and was also ing in the Conservation Reserve cold air masses collided. The for transportation. Almost with- talk- oft Kentucky history 896 of the total. employed at Scott Walgreen Drug program this year must be sign- advancing cold air sent tempera- out exception he is invited as Mrs. Rolf Hones', general chair- CORRECTION The highest average salary paid ore- She is a recent graduate •••1 on or before April 15 After tures 1umbling by more than guest speaker for service club man for the conference, present- by any school district is $4.807 ofNsWeaver Airline Personnel that date. acrorilino to Fells. 10c 20 degrees in much luncheon, but winds up "fiddling of the Filling Stations ed several music program by .A story Wecinescias of Kansan-60y. Missouri. i fterarnein.-Chairman- of the Calla- gretton cit for Ina ittneh." The !student melt- named. Mrs, paid at • Louisville. The next. SO"' -central - 'the nano& leachers from Berea College. One Ferule Hopkins as way County Avricultural Stabili- Go Off Strike nee follows in the afternoon he person highest are: Fort Thomas, Cov- 9•44c was by Firsql•Vielen, who played robbed of $300 in an Almo ington, Jefferson County, and antler. and Conservatinn Commit- with an hour or two spent several selections Jake Diinn Is ' on a Stradivar- IDES OF. MARCH autographing Heights restaurant. Mrs. Cloys raisg e:Thein that order. ten no more contracts involving MAYFIELD, Ky. - 4 to- for his y o ii n g ious. week friends Hopkins is he correct - name of The lowest average teacher Judge ate .nrioR1 nayments. for 1937 will old filling station operators after the concert. Next The WASHINGTON - highlight of the social the person who was, robbed.. salaryAnci: $2.219.1;Daid in I -- -iropriterf. • • TYclay•is strike ended early- today. rrettine 'is an intei ken for ttw as sta- events there, was a tea 34 •181111-, The Ledger and Tires "regrets' Leslie County, followed Jpke Dunn, 508 rhiirman Gnedwin extilains the-ides if March - the day tions began filling customers' local radio -station and by then by $2,- S. h 4th IF9e- can Ta%•ern in Paris. The _Les-, this error. The , name of Mrs .287.01 in Spencer County: $2.- officially entered the rac that has authorised Julius Caesar esa assassinated gasoline 'tanks for the first time it is time for a change into for Congress Mitten chapters were hostesses Fenzie Hopkins was given by 312.16 in Grayson County. and- city judge yesterday annou orivmerits to tinier and Americans Used to pay their since the strike began. full dress, dinner, and the big orerhicers the and several hundred attended. authorities to he daily paper. 152.319 ih Martin County !he county curt clerk. renservatien income tax. - Operators of. 23 filling stations event of the day - the evening Reserve nrovram 4W March was the deadline for met Thursday night and agreed concerts, 'eh will net exceed 5430 mil- ion ratorolar paying personal income taxes te resume gasoline tales at 6 An ironclad rule with Rubinoff THE SETTING any year Money SUN'S • allocated for years. But now it's just a.m. today. The agreement came is to be at the auditorium an ON THE BRITISH EMPIRE TA en's been another day. ci5405 er.,,n•in. Fonds not after representatives of major hour befere the audience as- '••34e The 1954 Internal Revenue oil and gas firms agreed to lower sembles for .praelicine on his WO by a ern lv by the Ann! 15 kct gave the taxpayers another prices by 1.2 cents per gallon. beloved Stradivarius. The Mestro BURMA WON INDEPENDENCE elnOna date wi he reannointed AFTER WAR STAYED to rs'ther eni,y,fjec month to work on their fix •The 'strikes began early this is often questioned as -to 3 WORLD IL hie), .,haye a why OUT OF THE COMMONWEALTH 69c forms. Since 1955 the deadline .:••••it.int," list Um's in a month when dealers here said he" has to practice after having has been April 15. gas prices were so high that played the violin for 50 years. state may .0 to oth‘se eta s with INDEPENDENT STATES FEDERATION local residents were driving to His serious reply CYPRUS REBELLING OF MALAYA "siltiltinv" lists As more fa ere is that with Of INDIA, PAKISTAN IS SCHEDULED FOR A CALL FOR CELEBRATION WIN GREEK RULE soar • rontraefc the 19c Paducah, Lone Oak. Benton and all the many appearances he TO WERE CARVED OUT Of INDEPENDENCE AUG. 31 in other surrounding towns to fill makes, that still does not allow SUB-CONTINENT INDIA of farmers *who will re- lit d i-SAN DIEGO. Calif. - their tanks. him time to polish and perfect MOST OF WEST INDIES se• as,: anneal naeseero. in ses. roner Al Gallagher has sent Prices posted here today were individual notes and passages, WILL COMBINE INTO A roc•lincr venrc tioPe this FEDERATION IN A YEAR out invitations to tea, cookies 31.7 per gallon for regular gas Difficult exercises also keep his founds al':1`tlhiis for nelv farmers 25c and punch for an open house and 34.7 for high test. Paducah fingers flying at the effortless to enter the swot:Pram . celebriting the opening prtccs still are approximately speed ...maintained _Air_ s 'js-purs Rrinoing She, situation closer to 1/Ptif the county's first' morgue. cents per gallon uhder local viss born?.., he- rierfifs out' two a time: Even in his autemebire IL 4=1664 that the 9,9c 1 prices and other nearby" cores or on the train. Rubinoff either salMMIMI uittat AMocation to Calloway St AIM 11111=1111.0 munities also sell for less. uses his Strad or. his sPecially rnonty for the 1937 Censers-alien • At the time the strike began, - Reserve ormeram Is 591 0(1(1 Part 69c Weather ifs, major -suppliers said trans- r- n1. that will he used anneal portation costs were responsible Burman Donelson navmenta Report to the relosively few for higher wholesale prices here. Joins Air Force /MEM farmers who signed contra'-t% SIERRA LEONE PEOPLE CEYLON ION INDEPENDENCE, last fall The balance is available COMMONWEALTH GET VOTE TN FOUR YEARS STAYED IN for those who sign - UNITsED PRESS Burman Denelsen, Route 6. left contracts be- fore Antal 15., Southwest Kentucky - Sunny. FIVE DAY FORECAST yesterday for Lackland-Air Forte Assuming a "full" COAST BECAME sign-lin • aswindy and colder today. high Base in San Antonia, Texas GOLD this year a areateit part INDEPENDENT GHANA of the available GU mid 50s. Fair and colder By United Press where he will undergo basic funds to the EARLY IN MARCH county for tonight. low in mid-30s. Satprday Kentucky - Temperatures for training as a recruit in the next Year will be used partly cloudy anti mild. for ...making annual oavmenta. To the five - day period, Saturday Air Force. NIGERIA DISCUSS MAURITIUS DEPUTATION SINGAPORE REPRESENTATIVES I- TO ARE IN that extent there through Tuesday, " will average Donelson 1/1, is he son of SELF-GOVERNMENT IN TO TALK INDEPENDENCE LONDON WORKING ON will be reduced SELF-GOVERNMENT TERMS _Some . 9:30 a.m temperatures: three to six- degrees above he Lita Ausbun Donelson of Roue LONDON IN MAY IN LONDON SOON funds initial payments for those Covington. Louisville, and Bowl- Kentucky normal .of 48 degrees. 6. He attended county schools. who wait until next year to sign up. ing Green 40. Paducah 36, Lex- Warmer Saturday, cooler about According to the Air Force re- ington 43, London 44 and Hop- Mimday. Precipitation., totaling 3i cruiters in Paducah. young Don- " THE GlITISH EMPIRE, long known as the empire the sun never sets former Gold Coast, and self-goverment negotiations of Singapnte, kinsville 39 to 1 IS inch in shower late Sun- elson was flown frdm Louisville Julius Caesar imported t he 6 on, scsins to be going into a twilight. Recent independence of the I 'spotlight what's happened to the far-flung aystern since War IL Evansville, Ind., 39. day. or Monday. to his destination. first giraffe to Europe 'in 46 • - 'B. C. - _._ •

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER &' TIMES - MURRAY, KENT rwir FRIDAY - MARCH 15, 1957* • THE LEDGER & TIMES J'AG PI BUSHED ,BY LLOGElit & PUIS14.aliING COMPANY, mt.. Exhibition clidation of the Murray Leetber. The Calloway Tunes, and The Three Teams Favored In Tourney .anes-tierald. October 21), 1928, and the West Kentocklac&-January IL-11142. • KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL BASKE3Bal-le TOURNAMEN Smoky Burgess Baseball JAMES C.'latilL.LIAM.S, PUISLLSHER T Ghana Joins . Wants To Stay • Pikeville Downs Fulton In reieeeet Ina aragia 44e.reyeet ewe Aaverusiug, Letters So the Ede. By United Press Results . or Yuma: Voice items which in .our opinion are not for the teat First Hound Scores With Cinci Unezest of our reoders. Daviess County 61) Hair Raising Game Last Night 'Tompkinsville 50 By LEO H. PETERSEN NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO., 13e1 Russell County 61 United Press Sports Editor ss: Monroe, memptus, it.51) Park Ave. New York; '407 N. Michigan By South Hopkins 58 TAMPA, -Fla. - Stocky By JOHN G. DIETRICH ly gained the iced rar the United Press Ave., Lineage., tiu Bolystun ht., Boston. first Dixie Heights ail Smoky Burgess, flattered' because United Press Sports WrIaer time ion since- the early moments of Milwaukee 12 Brooklyn 9 - Nicnalas County 55 other clubs are seeking him, hopiia .,LOUISVILI.E, March Liners-GI al the Post OrLete, Murray, Kernueley. for transmission' es 15 01 - the game when Linville Wright Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 4 Latayette 70 ed today he will be catching Eight survivors of first - Second Class Matter for round hit a jump shot that made it 42- Boston 4 St. Louis 0 "----M-irttoria 49 the Cincinnati Redlegs for years firing entered quarter-final play 41 wish 2:20 left in the game*. Philadelphia 7 Kansas City 6 SUBSCRIPTION ReaTES; By Carrier in Murray. per week 20e, ps.:- ikeville 77 /ilium 73 to come because . "we have, the in the 40th Kentucky Sate High Clay County regained the edge New York 3 Detroit 2-- arum= _dee. -in -Coal-away- aria actioanzigecountiesa,per year- ai.50: ries- •..-eara ate Catty - 4.uunty---4-7- best manager m baseball in Str-=' clued Basketball Tournament momentarily at 47-46 when Mel Chicago 12 Washingem -2- eiicee.'esease die---Tehberts7'' • without a solid favorite in the let Stnallwood 'Connected witli 45 Baltimore 7 New York (N) 6 Kentucky High School ; "I'd rather be.a second-string but with Eastern, Lexington Laf- seconds left, but Baker was foul- Cleveland 9 Chicago (N) 8 FRIDAY MARCH .15, 1957 Baseeteail Tournament catcher on the Red lege than the ayette and Pikeville regarded as, ed with 33-seconds on the clock By United Press first-stringer on another -elUb," the teams to beat. and dropped in both free throws hero when he was .POPULATION INCREASING Touay's Scheaule Burgess decrared. He said he Thursday's six-game marathon for the decisive points. Wright touted on a `rebound ebecond Round knew the Giants, aiming other produced siimeistirring basketball added the final two points, also attempt with eight sec- 2 p.m. Eastern-Hart Memorial" teams, had made a bid for him. but nutting in the nature of an on free..throws, onds left and made- with eight Jeia p.m, Daviess "But I understand that as soon upset such as Hart Baker, Wright an Don seconds left and made good on 1Vo section of the nation has experiemzed more pro- County-Itus- Memorial's Smith see County as the, ether clubs ,mentioh the overthrow of Clark County in of Hazard were the first Negroes both throws to put Dixie Heights sr411.‘ a. ahead, 56-55. Bob inninced population changes in the last twenty years 730 p.m. Dixie Heights-Lafa-y- players they will giv'e up for me,i the Wednesday night seesion. ever to appear in a Kentucky Eveleth snag- Lai • ged Nicholas than the outzt, DIA accurding Li) the latest census reports ette they get no further'," he added. The other four survivors of state high school tournament. County's desperate as ▪ 9:15 -It's nice to know those other first-round Lafayette's throw-in and potted it for the eve time decrease in rurai and small village s population has pin. Pikeville-Hazard games were Daviess hard-driving Gen- teams think well enough of me County, Russell erals gained a. lot final two points. ee.ioe County, Dixie of supporters -•stopped, and inoat•veiossee+ are on the upgrade, thanks to • to keeP-efter mm -not starr- Heights and Hazard. by the firm way No official announcement of exc. in which they increased industrial development: ing to pack my bags because I Upper bracket quarter took command over attendance has been made by aeei• Sports Greats - finals a well-re- want to stay with the Redlegs this afternoon garded Hartford KHSAA officials, but best esti- • ith the introduction Lit machinery on the farm it matched Eastern team that had Are Honored as long as Birdie is the manager." against Hart Memorial a n d held them to a one-point decision mates of Thursday crowds ap- Was MeV-at:style that many worksrs would employ= ; I seek Vital Doe Daviess County against the Has- at -Lexington-earlier this season. .peared to be about 8,000 at the nem eisewhere .and industrial. centers have experienced LOUISVILLE 'LP, The thrills sell County Lakers. The lower Billy Ray Lickert proved him- morning -session, 10,000 in the ively tnousalids seeginz . Admitting that his chances cif afternoon 13.000 at because •.1--sante--of Kentucky's greatest bracket quarter - finals tonight self every inch the star he 'has and the night . noosing problems ul 'working regularly, as he prefers, - hos sports events were re-lived Wed- wad Nateeeelatiie. kiaigaets against been acclaimed with a 19-point session. That would run the esti- .:114)We nicht 111 Ilieeturlee. f are not bright ,because he ranks w t. - .• l'nesday night, at Freedom Hall Lafayette and Pikeville against performance as Lafayette downed mated attendance for the first behind Ed Bailey. Burgess point- .ore , livid estate authorities tell us one family out of rite 'as the state honored the first Hazard in a mountain feud. Hartford, 70-49, in the afternoon four sessions to something like AU ed out that "in catching you get 45,000. .ovver iii move this year. lhat may not sound. so good, but nominees to its Sports Hall Thursday night's session pro- session. more injuries than any other County. The of Fame. duced a pair of thrillers with The Little Colonels of Dixie Carlie litoy of Russell Alien we consider the. fact many of these Iolks will - s- position on a team, so in my cencussion when eene ix of the 10 were present Pikeville outrushing a surprising Heights squeaked thruugh to a suffered a slight book the No. 2 catcher is a vital team's 61-5/i p improving tneir living conditions maybe niust of them ,,t the Fairgrounds for the pre- Fulton team, 77-73, and Hazard 58-55 decision over Nicholas he fell during his cog." South Hopkins ire rnotaig in the rignt uirecticin. • .... sentapons and others v•-ere re- storming from behind to nip Clay County after letting the Blue- vieteiry over • jackets take a 55-54 lead when Thursday morning, He was taken -4"4414-e51- ApPea-ring in 90 games, many County, 50-47. Mut e hatiatti pevpie Wf16 zeIl their ser\ices to thcr- ;;-4Y-Pe4lwes* hospital, but- physicians said The , Three of them - Col. •Matt 'itf them .only as a pinch hitter Pikeville and Fulton produced Stan Rose netted two free throws to a hignest bidder, regardiess may be probably could play against Lcel located,' Winia, p_romoter of the Kentucky BERM DELHAYE puts the finish- hi-cause Bailey was going-se welt same .ef. the meat _sustained trerrizy with only al _seconds to _pla_ye "he Daviessiunty today. •ilort :elite some of them hate litter gained anything except a Derby; sill Alexander anq ing touches on a new flag made both at bat and behind the plate, ever seen in state tournament Johnny Heckman proved the new State of Ghana, der* Uncle Charley Moran A are for the Burgess slumped to a :275 aver- play as the First Region champs certain amount 01.- created from what was the near- dead. Winn was represented by. age in 1956. He hit .301 the sea- countered Pikeville's famed all- %be hate known _many others who prefer to -stay .m.,,rw„,„ and Mr,. British Dependency of Gold WiLmam son court Kest .with inqu Coast. Africa. The flag has green, .on before when he caught reg- . their own ver- •put-, come what may, and most of tneth have become Sally Moran appeared for Mor- reeni yellow and red stripes with a ularly after being traded to Cin- sant of thr same tactics . an. • tne kind ot citizens any conimunity would be proud tn. black star in center. At bottom. cinnati by the Phillies. 'As a result, 'the entire game .here' Present were: Gut. A. B. Chan- Seth Anthony, Assistant • Getting back to Tebbetts,'Bur- AlsoMost oh them' nave done quite weh ior themselves, from the opening jump looked net 1. • dler, former -baseball commis- . Secretary of the new African gess declared he was fortunate as though both teams The , anti exceptionally good fur their families., stoner; Wallace (Wah-WahtJones. State of Ghana, addresses the in that "I've always played for thought Assembly in New they were four points behind .las I . ihere S eunletnIng- aouut raising a family: that 're- Lexington. former 'University oi U.N. General :toed managers, but none as 'gotid with 31) second to .ork Kentucky and Olympics star: York after his country had been as Birdie'." , - play. T h e quires parent-a It! •::•tf.Lit: down:. to get the beat iesults. crowd Louisville,ufamed . formally admitted as the 81st "Deep" resembled a swivekheaded NOTICE ego Goose. Says Pitching And there are (Alen a.itantages one writ) -puts his roots Roscoe member of the United Natious. tennis gallery as the e.cia jockey; Aggie- Sale, the rut er- "You know exactly ethere you ball went flying from one end of -inn down can get that are not atabable to his friends who :iv of - Kentucky's first All-- stand" with him." he addederand the court Coni6., -the--elub- to. theatefieri and.ljec.eigteree.see•a -Wet "4.1 - get ragrrur w age' in - large inatutrial centers. ------America- piarer;.--E-•-r-f--- v••• -• • there- isn't- a player -on sawed in the same fashion. Please Notify Your ra h Nankee centerfielder of the Bate who doesn't back him 100 per %a e nave wand Diet It tioee no good to beg folks to The score was tied nine • .ed ituth era; and Ellis Johneen. e lidlief Week cent. I've never seen a manger times and. the lead changed MAT- lit e on the harm, or 11: a srna.1 town. 11e are now devut- Ieotball-basketball great at Ken- M t.vho can handle so many differ- hands 10 times -in the first half along,. NATURAL GAS SYSTEM ress nig our ettorts to finpro•ting farm hie and. huilding fat'- lucky. • -r.' types of players as well as arch _3 which ened with Pikeville lead- . Birdie and I've never seen one resit torica in small protide Missing was anotner Kentucky towns to work fur our familiea pitchere ing, 44-41. Apt football star - John Sims (Ship- either who can handle Phone 366 and iriends. does." With 'Tommy Adkins ailed wreck) Kelly, now. living in the Frankfora sty. - The week the way he and H. subject of pitching7 L. Justice firing away for And tor the first time thousands of industries are. Bahamas of March 17 through 23 has been - On, the eight .. proclaimed Nate nal Wildlife Burgess let out a blast "because points apiece in the third period, If you wish to run Gas Service Line hnding the South 1.,s- the imost desirable section of the: since the expliaits of most. of I a Week iaelKentucity every time I read something Pikeville took a 68-54 lead and • It' 1 t at the Hall of Fame homiriees were by a procla- i country. • our team. they say appeared to be finally on your property this spring or summer aiready fading into legend before matfon issued by Gene A. B. about our running • ' • • • Fulton into the no longer w ork orct the migration of 10 many ,.. g„„,a portion of last night's Chandler al. his 'offices in Feank- ! pitching is ' a question mark." boards, but this -thha:e set elect-me tell yeti it isn't," he wasn't the case. trend has crowd of high scho.,iers was nabern , M.• 'ti'•ur -PeuPle Lii- lat north 4.11d- east for the said. -"We may not have out- Ron McAllister eame up 41: bent. Jones got the largest ap- , fort.abide Ththriseughweei.mkt with Vella . Shifted and more folks iit. headed South than'otherwise-. standing stars en pitehing a 10 point Sour period tor plause. . obsen ance of Wildlife Week and I or Fulton area that bounced • A Lounty in South Georgia lost in Sr, in asking Kentuckians tie-heed i staff such as Philliee have in the Bulldogs right eigb four thousand po0u- All "f the first named this eleservance the gevernur Robin Roberts, the Dodgers in back into_ the running. Time ran lation I.,•tween natiee Kentuckians. Their names Mee 194P and 1950. Since 1950 the county's, Don Nev..cembe and the Giants out as Fulton narrowed the gap were placed oni aturrinumlplayues pointed out that the else .use If you signed for a line last summer, • di nitpulation has increased eight thousand because a new in , Johnny Antonella but to rem- paints and Pikeville was which were hung in Freedom of natural resources is eesential for dept::. Ill back our staff against mighty glad Ii i hear the buzzer. factory has been built which employs 2,000 people. , Hall. The number will be in- . to the welfare and security of which has not been run, and you plan the individual, state and nation.1 any in the 1, eel!, e Adkins ran up 24 points for Mr. In Alabama a newspaper has offered to assist any creased by additional nominations, Pikeville, and _McAllister 23 rri future. The Chief Executive declared for family whith yearns for the attraction4 of Chicago as a in the Fulton.. to use gas this spring or during the : aot thatealmest 40 species of -wildlife to lite by nbtaining Inans for transportation costs. in the United States are danger- Hazard, trailing Clay County by nine points midway in the coming summer or fall, you should en( Three big, factories have located in the county in five Deputies Sound False Alarm ausly near extinction and many Fight ethers are suffering from sat ere third period, was carried to a years. lifting the standard of living, and the newspaper. 50-47 victory by the great dutch notify your Gas Company, phone aere _ . SAN JOSE. Calif. V -Three depletion of food and cover crops is realistically leading a campaign to cut welfare and riot calls sent San Jose police • and he urged all citizens it Ken- perforanance of Bob Baker. Results Two quick baskets unemployment costs by aiding under-privileged families cars roaring through the streets . tacky t o acquaint themselves and a pair 366, immediately. Cat early Friday-but each time the resources pro- of 'free throws helped cut the to leave the county. with the natural n t officers feund no sign- of a riot.' blems and in keeping with the margin to 36-31 as , the final • We recently pointed out how the per capita income Sheriff -Melvin later period started. and Hazard final- ehn Haw ley national Theme to --Make A Place By United Press notified police that the fake cot,muni- rev 'Itiot in•reased in the Tennessee Valley since 19:;9. It has calls •Wildille" in their RKVERE. Mass.: Pally Ryan. were made by four of his depu- support projects pr.,- 18 also•ip..reased ic other parts of the South, even though ; tie, and to Lowell. Mass.. 169,e. stepped ties who appeared to have "had : reLlesitinotig ti,f(mir Gene Walker. Yfiungstown, Ohio print:dation in some eities has decreased.' We are now; e few I urr drinks ton many." of wildlife' lit. ing area. 167. (6). geYirg an increase both in per-capita income, and popu------. The - Season Has Hardly Gotten Underway, lation. and We 'believe those who de( ide it is to their ad- But Already vantage- to stay in the South will profit accbrdingly. Hank Aaron And Bob Buhl Up To BABY CHICK TIME 10 Years A ° This Week LEDGE-P TIMES FILE Old Tricks Againt The Dodgers, IS HERE! By FRED DOWN Jim landlete • n. Don Zinirnre and Yankees topped o. it- it Ti- tireled- 15-r•as - GiT-77,1aes Pt ton and Nth.; Lehie Fay hurt were win- "Sports Writer • Nil 'homers ,r the gers.T--2, in 10 inning., Alcicat- And Again You Will Find The Best 1 "tarnIlvirik . uhl are g te.-- No. 1 neikie pitcher ner- spn-,ting volitest held at Murray High School in the et. even L. their faverite firm Pirates Lose First world champions' camp. went the last . Miss -Putt in will represent Mureay High as if amits. Chicks at ra---re -making life rri!-;- first five innings and kept The Murray Hatchery 1''' It':- ...I, I atid Miss Hart as interpretive reader at The Cinemmi•I Itt.,iags, dealt the erable for the Brooklyn Dedgcrs. Tigiars scoreless, ale aliewed rrintest at the March 22. the Pittsburgh Pirates their first only on And, in .ihe bargain, they're one. hit and walked tw77:7 • !a] were conducted Tuesday by Rev. making , es ; :re s pi ate tele n Gee AC Manager Fred Han. v of Beaman Leads Prieles ALL J. H. 1 the Max H. Churchill Funeral Home, we- tit're' 'er file, eielAi: S-Jmolt's POPULAR BREEDS Mtiwa.ukee Beeves leek like Charley fiem n..rt, the rokio e a tvaerur, tour a' 7-4 W ,,ri:man. One year Old son of Mr. and Mrs. pr•-.phet when he pre- w ho .s bcid the Yankees, t.ictirv. Bo Dick Stuart, 1-0. in NV,•.'s.mi.t: of Peoi•la. !ha• "be better than his debut last ful iiier ho .,easmr, pitched -•• r the r e, 66 M!'. 041 te B. and Melton Outland of the r " A• • :Mee ..corele.ss innuigs.anci tripl- wen the ,!7,1z1-S fir Line last I It's till' attunditly cleaning sulcool, N 1,eague batenig ed the winning run to give sea:-orr ..ame thi ,ogn win sus 90 100 Amerirah Institute of Cleaning tie( with. 28,-mark last setesen the Baltimere Orli,lcs a 3 Per Chicks tit the and th.rd ti 7-6 .de- t.• el 18 games and siring ciaien over ravoting is beineheld in Chicago. Ill. br a ' the New Yates. Giants. beat the Deleere. eight times- Andre Rodgers and Gail Harris, : Col•tion and Carlton Outland have phrrhased The CI,r.t.t ;and ,cered ere- _short of the major league tvyo of the Glares 'key 0 •• Ta \it al, -buait.ess from Charles B. Adams, •i,eir fifth '"iiiin -ix Lae,. e hen young inark for a single iecie,n. pleyers, hit herners. - 'my beet It.' Ceicee., ( e-fe 'Aar ,rr.a'-hed a inn„,....h,,;1 J...!,,1104:(2, BOOK YOUR ORDER 3 WEEKS V. e‘,10,1-titeil his 89th birthday on Frank SI•iir. art, Ike lielock and IN ADVANCE r e fleeted 13 Bitly Suece combined •' 7trir••h - 2. p1 the horne of his daughter, Mrs. for a .r. 12-9 us -r tc , , thi'CC-111:ter to !cad the Boston AND RECEIVE ( in (ilke Street. r, Thorsday now ha- • • t,. pcnii „. fled Sox to a ',em,iet tvqm' . Er,t,lth and attenifs churc 1 Lill in tep (-.. • . tri••mis i41 for him 'a continaation nina six r;rai,, OT•I-ORD'ER OF ithi-EIIICKS- friii• Le:a- •iii, 13th femme Sox, had scored a total of Cl P alit; gue .garms. Beal, making hi. tour runs in fit e previous games, '1.00 DISCOUNT OR MORE t,r pu'r ete,, aranee .11me. leaner., an''' ei :eke. c•ipit:wited on Vinegar B e n- d •eee ing • :0,1-.1 : in t tie first in- Ir. TO. thee .ntiete: again," C.! Vor in't . r.-, ,e. .o, time-it runs. L.L ff. S ;"' •" • • .• trar.er of Oa 14.1 FT..; nu ninth al.., D A, t ee is and Ear i the Pili - SCOTT DRUG CO. g„,„ h Jo ,f :iv x Jet .1 at, ran Gel, et , r,o and ,ti-.. 7-6, in the airier game, MURRAY "PRESCRIPTION .SPECIALISTS" k .7, 19ti. ti.i Bet) Bee man aa,, ii, liii HATCHERY aared ;4*. S, l.ing o hg It' Millii.. while pitcher 'Ned w, of tht flame weft grail 1.. 1. otgied Gar.em.- Hairy Simpstin :And Gus 406 S 4th St. Corner at 4th & Main Phone 433 Murray, tam n,. r by einee eerie) wet le ;10, Cml MCD ,1a the /Afloat conneeted ter the Athle- la three-run .round-tripper by awning ran as the aasev York tacs. •

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!H ,15, 19570 • e ition •• • FRIDAY -- MARCIt 15, 1951 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE ball the numerous adrairers. and fol- Without hesitation or objection LIVED UP TO NAME HATS FOR HORSES lowers of John the Baptist would this son expressed. his intention BOTTOM'S UP WASHINGTON — Mr. and most likely rise up and stone of obeying promptly, but he nev ilts Mrs. F. A. Smackum have been NEWMARKET, England Itrl — SUNDAY SCHOOL them to death. Even though it er went. He is a type of all those granted a divorce partly because Saddle-maker F. E. Gibson said was extremely embarrassing and practices do not confirm and sub- Mr. Smackum smacked Mrs. today he is branching out into humiliating to them, they decid- stantiate their professions. It is a Smackum. Mrs. Helen Smackum the hat business for horses. He LESSON ed to incur the reproach of ig- source of genuine regret that of Washington sued her husband said he has asked a hat manu- I norance by giving Him the answ- quite frequently those who make Press By — Francis A. Smackum — for facturer to supply him with er, "We cannot tell." So, because the greatest pretensions are the divorce in District Court on the straw hats of Spanish design, ,oklyn 9 Dr. H. C. Chiles of their false reply Christ refused ones who actually produce the ground of cruelty. She testified with room to cut holes for the iurgh 4 to answer their, questionS. Our least. . that he 0 Lord reasoned that, since John the assaulted and nagged horse's ears. "Women riders like For toe Purpose of confirming her. Smackum didn't appear in .nsas City 6 Baptist preached and .baptized to see hats on their horses," Gib His authority, Christ asked et 2 TN- AUTHORITY OF JESUS They' iaoldly challenged Christ's His court to deny it. son explained. without their- authority or ap- challengers Matthew 21:23-32 - - -authority- iti-eleansing the temple which at these son,s, nale.in 2 proval, there _was, Tux reason why in their by driving outthose who had judgirient - actually did -About 35.000 young Americans York (N) 6 111.As Christ He should not do likewise, for He the approached the end defiled it with their merchandis- will of his father, whereupon between the age of 17 and 181, go (N) 8 ot His earthly was not accountable tc; them. they Under-$46-Plea career the bitter- ing and changing currency. Thy replied, "The first." have enliSted in the Army Re- ness of His enemies II. Christ's Authority Was Con- increased. On challenged His commission pnd ierve for six-months active duty is fouled on a Sunday of His last firmed. Matthew 21:28-32. Obviously, they were unaware week our the authority under which He MAP ILLUSTRATES the 600 mph tidal wave which sprocketed out training-at a Regular Army camp, with eight Lord entered In order to expose that ,this parable which Christ sec- Jerusalem amid the had acted by asking, "By whose the hypo- of the Aleutian islands area following a series of ocean bottom and 71,;2 years Ready Reserve in ede with hosillpas of the crisy of those spoke had a very personal ap- eight enthusiastic peo- authority doest thou these things?. fault-finders wh.o earthquakes. Biggest damage toll was on Kauai in the Hawaiian 'heir heme tiJwn units. made good ple and then had challenged plication to them. Even though on spent the night at and who gave thee this author- Christ's authority, Islands. Wave also struck Japans Hokkaido and San Diego bay. t Dixie Bethany with His to reprove them for John the Baptist had received a • Heights deveted friends. ity?" This double question dealt rejecting Him Eveleth Iazarus, Mdtha and His ministry, commission from God to proclaim snag- and Mary. On both with the nature of His Ind to tell them nty's Monday, for that those they His message to them, they had desperate the second time, He authority and the source from considered to .be the very refused to believe his teachings ted it for the the temple area of those it. worst of sinners and STUDY SEPARATING which He obtained and to• yield their stubborn and TWINS isho profaned it with their Unholy.' therefore far beneath themselves rebellious nouncement of Timmercialism. In the outer court These.rude and bitter inquisit- were actually superior our Lord wills to God's perfect will. Their wen made by numerous merchants enjoyed a ors thought that they had suc- related the parable of the two sons. unfavoiable response caused Christ to inform them that but best esti- thriving business as they accom- ceeded in ensnaring Christ, re- To. the first of these two sons even "the publicans and the har- ez crowds ap- modated the worshippers by of- gardless of • how He answered the father said, "Son, go work lots," whom they considered the .O. 8,000 at the fering for...sale birds and animals. them. If He should say that God today in my vineyard." Being very scum of society, had repent- 10,000 in the which had been inepected and gave Him the authority to do rebellious in his attitude, he ed of their sins: and had been 100 at the night approved by the priests, and by these things, they were prepared bluntly refused .to do what his living consistent Christian lives. d run the esti- offering to change foreign money to charge Him wih biasphemy, father commanded. However, Call TERMINIX — World's he Christ's commendation and ap- for the first into Jewish currency• upon the believing as they did that it was later had a chanize of mind, bp- preciation of those whom Alley Largest Termite Control something like payment of 'a lee for .same. It is highly presumptious and blas- came truly sorry for what he had considered unworthy of notice Organization aliot surprising that those whose phemous for anYlaiidy to claim to said to his father, went into the was interpreted by His self-ap- Russell County* Risinesses were abolished in that be sent directly from God. If He vineyard and began to carry out All Work and Service pointed critics as being an un- uncussion when area, as well as their associates should assert that His authority the expressed desire of his loved Performed By pardonable insult. s team's 61-56 and friends, weee enraged. was from men, they would deny one. This son represents those outh Hopkins I. Christ's Authority Was Chal- that He had ever received it from who were rebellious toward God For anybody to reject Christ is OHIO VALLEY TERMINIX had the prero- He was taken lenged. Matthew 21:23-27. - them, who alone but afterwards repented, believ- to spurb a. Provision for every CORP. per- physicians said It is very probable that a size- gative of saying who should ed and produced much fruit in need, a solution for every pro- A AFL-CIO President George I play__,against able number of those who die- form in the temple, so they would conformity to the P.O. Box 84 Paducah, Ky. their blem, strength fur every weakness Meany is shown before the Sen- day. approved His action in 'cleansing brand Him as a tisurner: Heavenly Phone 3-2934 or 3-6696 Father. and comfort in every trial. It is ate labor subcommittee the temple spent a considerable Christ answered their challenge in To the second of his sons the perilous for anybody to reject Washington, where he urged Contact direct or for Referenes portion of Monday night in sch- of His authority by asking His father gave the same command. Him. Congress to broaden the fair of Performance of Work call eming and planning an open m- insincere and antagonistic ques- — labor standards act to include Local Customers or ar* on Him the next morning. tioners a counter question, there- the 20 per cent of the nation's the snare which they • Tpon His return to, the temple by escaping workers who earn less than $40 MURRAY LUMBER CO. assured - area, where He resumed His had laid for Him. He a week. (International). j Murray, Ky. Phone 262 preaching to, the people, a group them that if they would give Him IONIMIIIIIMMINIIIMINIMIIM1111.1. if organized enemies, including a plain and pointed answer to thief priests, scribes and elders, the very reasonable question He approached Christ with the hope was about to ask them. He would of discouraging Him, of bringing readily tell them the nature and His ministry into contempt with the source of His authority. He MURRAY LOAN CO. the people and of preventing the asked `them by what authority MEDICAL STUDIES are underway to determine tf these head-joined 506 W. Main St. Telephone 13C 1 Siamese twins can be separated. They were born in Los Angeles repetition of. receol _acaions, Aohlt the Baptist_had administer- "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO.' ed the ordinance of baptism. He to Mrs. Dorothy Powell, weighed 12 lbs., 15 oz. (International) wanted them to state whether or - — 1 not he had acted on divine auth- ority when he had baptized people. After conferring privately about L & R the matter, they realized fully that Christ's .pointed question con- PHILLIPS 66 fronted them with a real dilem- SERVICE STATION ma. They knew that if they ac- knowledged that the authority of owned and operated by John's baptism and ministry came from heaven, then they were * MAX LOVETT RAY * BILL ROBERTS compelled to recognize Christ as MILLAND has just.dkcovered a body -in the the true Messiah. On the other mystery "Lisbon", in color and co-starring Maureen 4th & Chestnut Ph. 213 hand, if they should reply. that O'Hara. Playing Sunday and Monday at the Murray His authority -was merely human, Drive-In Theatre. mmer, ,u plan rig the should phone PFAFF Showing I. 1E Saturday Mar. 16 and Monday Mar. 18 FREE SEWING DEMONSTRATIONS NOW what you're bossing when you put this Buick CENTURY through its paces? K 114 WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE DEALERSHIP OF THE A big and substantial automobile—sure. 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• PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY is FRIDAY — MARCH 15, 1957 Woman's Society Of Melugin Home Scene The United, States hag a beau- Chzh Nirws Activities Christian Service Of Circle Meeting Wins In Ireland tiful new songbird, the flame- Women's orange and black spotted-breast- Page Has Regular ed oriole frpm southern Mexico Meet Mrs Noel Melugin opened her ' and Central America. A colony The I (ruse on Olive Street for the Woman's Society of Chris- of the orioles nest near Miami, Jo Burkeen, Editor.... Phone 694-M-4 or 763-J tian meetint of Circle I of the Wo- Wegs Locale Service of the Lynn grove Fla. The birds apparently man's Missionary Society of the are Methodist Church held its regu- here to stay, says the National First Baptist Church held on lar meeting Wednesday, March 6, • Geographic ,Society. Tuesday. March 12, at two-thirty Mrs. Kenneth Owen The Woman's Missionary So- at seven o'clock in the evening o'clock in the afternoon. ciety of the First Baptist Church at the church with eleven mem- Read Our (lassifieds. Hostess For Meet will meet at bers present. 111 .•••• SOCIAL CALENDAR the church at two- The first three chapters of the Tuesday Evening thirty o'clock. special home missiqn b o o k, Ills a... Mrs. Hoyt Owen opened the "Home Missions USA`' by Courts The Shining Light Sunday meeting with prayer. Mrs. Jeese Priees-ye,-- March 15 .• Wednesday, March 20 Redford, were studied by 401; School Class of the Memorial WSCS of the First Methodist Story conducted the business the ses- yasarAdrift, .-The WSCS of the First Meth- 'Church will The J. N. Williams chapter of group with Mrs. Melugin Baptist Church met in the home meet at the Murray sion. The worship service was st *dist Church will have a Bible Electric the UDC will have a luncheon -chew. Building of Mrs. Kenneth Qwen on North at seven-thirty opened with piano music by Miss 'study on "Paul's Letters to the at tYfe Dairy Ann at one o'clock. Mrs. Ragon McDaniel, chair- TODAY and SAT. 1 he Sixteenth Street on Tuesday o'clock. Emma Douglas. Local Churches" from nine-thirty ! • • • • Members are urged to attend. man, presided at the meeting. evening, March 12. • • • In charge of the program was to eleven o'clock in the social • Refreshments were served by the e Tuesday, March 19 Mrs. 011ie Cooper who gave the Mrs. -Bill Owen-gate the 'de-- IlaIL The nursery will be open. ' The - East -Hazel Homemakers toistess. BIG Circle II of the "tliSCS of the statement of the purposes of the DOUBLE votion and Mrs_ Thyra Crawford • • • • . Club will meet with Mrs. Sarah Those present were Mrs. Owen First Methodist Church will meet program theme, "The Church led the opening prayer. Misses The New Concord Homemak- Harper at one o'clock. • Billington, Mrs. E. D. Johnston, in the social hall of the church • • • • and Mental Health." FEATURE! Peggy ahd Paula Owen sang two era Club will meet Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Mrs. Noel with Mrs. at two-thirty o'clock. The Scripture reading and numbers. Games , were directed Opal Coleman • • • • Mrs. Mavis Morris, Mrs. at one o'clock. , . Arts & twelve facts about mental illness Melugin, by - Mrs. Betty Compton and Mrs. • • • • I Crafts Club McDaniel, and Mrs. Her- Circle of the WMS of t h e were given by Miss Glenda Ragon Mary Brandon. The WMS of Has rington, the latter being a new the West Fork Memorial Baptist Chutch will Regular Meet Cooper. Mrs. Ira Broach gave Baptist Church member. The vice-president. Mrs., Betty will have a ells- meet as follows: Eva Wall with At-Churchill Home some of the characteristics of 'ion study at the home 'of Mrs. Mrs. C.'J. Bradley at two Overbey, presided at the meeting. o'clock; Mrs. Ronald Churchill was people with mental illness and Leota Norswortlay at six-thirty Mamie Taylor with Mrs. Owen served refreshments Mrs. Jane hostess for the meeting of the also some of the _people with According to the U. S. Cencus to the ten members &clock. Mrs. Hugh M. McElrath Sublette and Gladys McElrath good mental health. and four Arts and Crafts Club held on Bureau, the average young veter- FORMER Prime Minister of Ire- will be the guest teacher. ; Business Women with M r guests who were Mrs. Bill Cul- s. Wecinesday, March 13, at two- an is earning $500 more per year land. Eamon de Vetere, '74, is Saturday, March 16 Claude Miller . at seven Mrs. • Leon Chambers asked ley, Mrs. Rubie Futrell, Mrs. - thiity thirty o'clock in the afternoon than the equivalent nun-veteran. shown casting his vote in Dublin A final performance of -Many o'clock. "What • Is "Our Community Do- Menthe Outland, an Mrs. A. at her hourie on Maple Street. The first mention in history of in the Irish elections that swept Moons", a children's play by • • • • ing?" "The Concern the Church • W. Owen. - The president, Mrs. Charlie employment to lenses as a him back into power. Final re- Thurber, v-211 be given in Has and Is Doing" was explained the The next meeting will be beta' the Murray Assembly No. 19 Or- Farmer.,• presicied sight is turns showed that his Fianna college at the meeting. by Mni. Hoy tOwen. Mrs. 011ie means of assisting the at the home of Mrs. Doris Bailey, auditorium at ten o'clock der of the Rainbow for Girls will Some Fail Party had won at least 78 old photographs w e r e" Cooper told of that OT Roger _Ptacon who lied in 304 South Fifte-intii in the morning. meet at the Masonic Hall the "Relation of seats of the 147-scat Parliament .,r2tior Street. on at shown by tlee members. 13th century. • •. • seven Religion and Mental Health." the Tuesday. April 9. o'clock. . Lovely arrangements of e•cle ass. spring The meeting was closeda* - Monday. March 18 flowers hut . were used throughout the prayer by Mrs. Sanders Ttite-Pertn3- Efoniemakers Club house. Refreshments in the St. * • • w , The Klieleseye H emergejeers eCluhe • • For Lenten Reading . For Faster Qvesng HEAR HOW- 1,. meet with Mrs. Jack Norse'. Patrtclek Day'Motif . ore w ar meet with Mrs. Hennan Were served N/14 rthe at ten o'clock. by the hostess who .owe CHRISTIAN Darnell. Note change in meeting was assisted THE REVISED • • * • • by her daughter, •Inrne., place as scheduled with Mrs. Mrs. John Rich- Personels .Thi SCIENCE - aid Imes. STANDARD VERSION BIBLE .otie The Murray Chapter of the Paul Paschall, GEORGE MONTGOMERY • • • • Sixteee..members and the fol- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wayne HEALS National Hairdressers Association The *rod and accurate account of the life of sucii met lowing visitors were present: Mrs. Pritchett of Dexter are the par- Jesus is timely reading during the Lenten season. HfNDERSON GRAVES will 'hold it4 regular meeting at Circle HI of the WSCS of the e. F 8:1 5 EACH SLNDAV AM. Tom Williams of Mayfield, ents of a son, Danny L e o n, Written in the langeage of today, the RSVI3 presents this ,even-thirty o'clock. First Methodist Church will meet Mrs. ALSO C On Radio Station WNBS Hugh McElrath, and Mrs. lines. weighing seven pounds 5 ounces, an_d_. all the great stories and teachings of the Old and New Testaments in the • • • • in the home of Mrs. L. R. Put- easeteread language of our time. Thi - also • • • • born on Tuesday, March 5, 'at TOO YOUNG TO BE AFRAID! The Young Wornun's"'"Cla - nam •ea Chestnut_ Street at two. Millions have turned to this Bible versiontb tor guidance, comfort. and the Murray Hospital. 0 4:11S•t •THE - CHANNEL E the First Baptist Church will litirty o'clock. inspiration and have found the RSVB an ideal gift for Intel. confirmations, slue Willing Workers graduations and weddings No bring • NASHVILLE meet at the home of . • • • • gift can more lasting joy than the RSV don Mrs, Orrin Bible published by Thomas Nelson & Sons_ Hutson, root Each Sunday 1:45 P.M. Whitnell Avenue, at_sev- Class Meets'At ...... Us. tiescoupon to order from YOUNG GUNS" Circle I of the WSCS of the A son, Alan Wayne, weighing .nqt en o'clock for a visitation party. „------First Methodist Church will meet Home Of Mrs. Hill Murray, Ky. RUSS TAMBLYN Mrs. Hugo Wilson will be the seven pounds four ounces, was Printed Power Beek Store — 202 -S.-4th St., rees -at two-thirty o'clock with Mrs. 1 he home of Mrs. Leo Hill in tIMA 141111 • /1111/ ISM secend hostess at her born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wayne G•••1•5••5 PI••••• s•ro0 re.• 14.11•41 Slowdetd Vers,••• e5.1,•5•5 home on EcL Burkeen on South Seventh Orchard Heights was the scene South Twelfth Street. West of Benton Route Three on •ylit.•••• — 111.1.9.40•41 • her Street 'of _Slack SturOle. (2603)-83 SO 2 •• • • • with Mrs. Brooks Cross as the monthly meeting of the Tuesday, March 5, at the Murray "..."7— '/13:"1genume leather ;3607) $10 CO n(1 %tarpon buckram (3800) ...„ 6 00 _Biue cloth r2$001 3 25 i ON OUR STAGE . program .leader. Willing Workers Suneay School Hospital. - The Murray Now Trusomoot - Igor. 511• cloth MOO) $7 SO • 2 Tr) Manufacturing • a •• - Class of the Memorial Baptist I Wives Crub 1 will meet at • al; the Church held on Friday, March 8, NAMi "PLATTERS and * Murray hd'use on Main Street at The Music bepartment of eh -the at seven-thirty o'clock 'in the Fish should be strung through ACICRISi six o'clock for dinner. Murray Woman's 1 PICTURES" rgi Club will have the point CITY • • • • evening. of the lower lip only, Each SAT. 10:30 a.m. %AC' a fashion snow at the club house Mrs. Hugh ' McElrath, teacher lit through both. Circle IV of the WSCS of the at,, eight. .o'clock. The public is of the,Glass, gave a sketch of the Fire: Methodist en. Churcn will meet invited. life Miss Annie Armstrong • at the home • • • • ra •• of Mrs. J. B. Farris, . I who was large* responsible for 1007 Poplar -ed Street, at two-thirty The Christian Women's Fel- the funning of the State Woman's e-clock. :1111 lewship of the First Christian missionary Society fifty years tea . • • _ Church will meet at the church ego. reS The Alice Waters Circle of the at two-thirty o'clock.• The devotion was given by Al Mrs. Charlie Gibbs, Games were ailc directed by • Mrs. John Bowker and Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. Will D. fhoreton, 'president, presided at the meeting. Refresnments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Gibbs, to the tiellowuag Merited* present: Mrs. James Petty, Mrs. ere Jerry Wade, Mrs. Will D. Thorn- .14 ton, Mrs. John Bowker, and Mrs. This is Use Custom Royal Lancer 2 Door, one of 6 dashing Dodge hardtops. You'd feel like a king (or queen) in any one of them. Ant Hugh McElrath. /PO a The next meeting -will be held Zil at the home of Mrs. Petty. ' • • • •

NEW POWER • NEW DESIGN Wedding Bells About NEW CHOICE OF COLORS To Ring? Personeis S. r • dast.ing new de:man-ad- m.re the dramatic new colon- • inspect the fir-ads anced features Order Invitations Here Sgt. Hefner Goieen and Lt. that being you top performance, Dick Hale of England An' Force barium and srapre-quart When it is a question of wed- Base, Alexander, La.. spent Fri- ding invitations ,or announce- day night Sgt. Gulden's mother, Mrs. Hesta Golden sea his sister, •• $124.50 to $739.95 ments, we have all the answers I ... correct in every detail, truly Mrs. Charlotte Price of 505 South Eas.: terrm, Lbers, trade-in 1 th Street. Sgt. Gulden and Lt. ahe.**: 5, voirOld motor! worthy of the occasion. See our I • Hale are jet pilots who will be Don't ••• a • •• • teem. tochayi samples. sent to Europe next month for .5 BOATS and MOTORS duty. Camp six months They left First new idea in station wagons l'h years-the "Observation Lounge," The third seat of this Custom Sierra faces the rear, and passengers board at rear, also. 4 LEDGER & TIMES Campbell by jet plane for River- ENIX side, Calif. • CARPENTER SHOP • • • • Mrs. Ray Buckingham is con; New Concord Road • valescing at her home on South Ninth Street .after having under-, gone surgery at the Murray Hos- pital last Friday. • • • • Mr, and Mrs. Norman Klapp were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bourke . Mantle of Bardwell on Lee's Upholstery Shop • Tuesday. et . 9_ ji • • James Craig is the name chos- 113 South il3th Street Phone 2277 en- by Mr. and Mrs. James Don- , ;aid Dowdy Of Dexter '-for their k 'son, weighing six pounds eight A NEWCOMER, Here's sports car lowness with sports car handling. You ewer) along in a "Realm of Silence," master curves with race-car torsion bars. Up to 310 YES ... B UT NOT IN THIS TRADE ounce. born on Tuesday, March hp. V-& , 5,'atthe Murray Hospital. With several years experience behind me, I'll do a first I ' . • • Mrs. Mildred Bell Swept•Wing class sweeps country! job making Seat Covers to fit your car, replacing id Peter Kuhn that soiled Headlining, cover ing your door panels, or mak- Preside At ifeet Orders doubled on Mune ;. btar-ehw4ee_No.- 433 '57 Dodge! ing a new Floor Mat_ Order of the Eastern Star held its regular meeting \iit the Ma- sonic Hall on Tuesday. March 12, • Look around you. People eyeryeere are stPpping The geetret adon',s of 1 451 f or,ton Atli: Ride, See me and make your car new, or cover at seven-thirty o'clock in the up to the fun and pride of owning a Swept Wing Push Button TorqueFlite, Total Contact Brakes. • ning. '57 Dodge (Including a great many who have bees Luxury car looks and performance at a price Mrs. Mildred Bell, worthy lust your new seats and keep them new! sold on other makes for above the very lowest. matron, and Pieer Kuhn, worthy years') patron pre em. presided at the What's caused this swing to Swept Wing that has Find out for yourself why Swept Wing is sweeping , meeting which was eiriened in doubled orders over lad year? ay.la so fresh it the country. See your nearby [Mee dealer an _1 et. pastor trrrr, Reetirse custom made seat covers It untieetehes ti-lwrrican• of power makes ether cars look "old hat" by cbmpansort loin the Swing ...Go-Swept was conducted. Wing!, I .The flag• was presented by the It breaks through the vibration barrier mai shall. Mrs. Adelle It la swept-wing mastery 01 motion Prices Starts At $17.95 arid allegiance '5', as green.. The minutes werr7 read by the secre- tary. MrS.-BiTva HITE

- -Irving As w1ER7-• w_r 2v - 57 Other fria4441,1 of1 itiej• Choose -were Gt,rge Wifliom.,este._ iate From Our Many Colorful New patron; Mrs. Nell Roelerie con- difetrespe Mrs. Ruth - Wi l' tarns, associate conduce-les, Mrs. Fran- Materials 1BRE or PLASTIC '•• Churchill. Electa; Mrs. Lucy TAYLOR MOTOR CO. F . 7 'k, warder. 4th at Poplar - _aext regular meeting will Murray, Ky. be le. 1 Tuesday, March 26. •

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110 I& FRIDAY 15, 1957 — MARCH 15, 1957 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVi. hai a beau- Lespedeza Variety, list. At the flame- Rowan,' Lexington on 1958)'Ro- wan produced 6,450 potted-breast- Recommended For State Use pounds of WELL, IT'S $129,000, hay per acre ANYWAY them n Mexico compared to 5,180 ca. A colony Tire UK Ag.'cultural Experi- pounds fur commercial strains. near Miami, ment Station said last week it The three-year production aver- was iparently are recommending for use in age in Central Kentucky. was the National Kentucky the Korean lespedeaa 4,349 pounds and 3,750 Pounds variety known as "Rowan." per acr,e for Rowan and commer- The variety, made eligible for cial, respectively. Is per word for one day, minimum of certification in Kentucky, h a s Stroube noted Rowan "cannot laasifiedi. 17 Words for 50c — fic per word for three days. Classified ads are payable In advance. been tested three years in the be distinguished from common state. It is moderately resistant and other strains of Korean Mrs. Bob McCuiston, 503 builders of fine memorials for I to two forms of the rootknut lespedeza by seed or plan t FOR RENT Phone 33. • M18C covet half century. Porter nematode, characteristIcs-and White, 1 and has resiStance to for that rea- ki FOR ,SAL4E Manager. Phone 121_ M16C powdery mildew. son it Ls imperative 2 ROOM unfurnished apartment. - - that seed SIX ROOM duplex The house, S .4th Call variety proved. superior in be. produced under state certifi- Albert Crider, 872-W. M18P PIANOS, new and used, id SAT. St. Call 956-R-2. M15P SEWIN MACHINES, Necchi, Seiburn yielding ability also to cation-sp. the unpruvea charact- White, 403 Chestnut St., Domestic, Brother. Repair all Murray, Korean lots, says eristics of the variety can be FOUR ROOM Garage 5 ROOM Brick House with gar- Ky. William apartment. makes. " Al2P S*roctie, den and chickens on Lynn Grove Write or call Allen's UK Agricultural Experi- maintained and farmers assured EInctric stove and refrigerator Sewing Machtne Ex., 210 S: 4th., e• • . :dation forage crop specia- of variety name trueness."- UBLE .efurnished only. Phone Hwy. Vs mile from city limits. HOUSE TRAILER, 2363. Paducah. all aluminium. - He said breeder Phone 2260 extentiun 66. Call 'Dial 2-8900 or Murray and foundation M15C Cheap if sold at once. Call Ted Fri. and phone 1091. USW seed (steps in proaucing certifi- JRE! Sat. from 6 to 8 p.m. Courtney, 640 Wheatley Coal Co., ed seed) of Rowan are proauced 2 FURNISHED Apartments, hot, 1TP Mayfield, night Main. 3-3327. Livestock by the North Carolina IN cold water, ORNAMENTAL IRON, cast and Agricul- TIE and bath. .206 West M16C wrought designs, porch tural Experiment Station and the 10ILEI Lill Main. Phone 325. 'I 17C columns, OUSTED "21" TV quiz contestant Charles Van Doren shows his railings, SPECIAL North Carolina Foundation Seed EST IF NOTICE mail box and light post, Reduced Prices. 3 AKC Report ouster, Mrs. Vivienne Searing, his check for 5129,000 after the picnic registered Producers, Inc., respectively. The 1111111! MODERN 3 ttOOM unfurnished tables, yard furniture, etc. female German Shep- show in New York. He was up to 5143,000, but she knocked him herd ST. Kentucky Seed Improvement duplex, available now. Also five MONUMENTS Low prices, easy terrrt§, free es- puppies. $25 each. 2 months LOUIS NAT'L STOCK- As- down $14,000 when she beat him by seven points. (international) timates. M old. Dial YARDS Rh — sociation and Kentucky Seed room unfurnished apartment. See Murray Marble & Granite Works, ay fiel d Ornamental Paducah 5-9962 or see Livestock: at Hogs 12,500. Stocks, Inc. have informatipn 2881 Collect. A4c 140 Illinois Street Paducah in Active. Barrows on . i Lone and gilts 180 lbs the variety. a_.rzia....n....r Oak. M15C up fully steady to Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle strung with ,Wednesday's CROSSWORD PUZZLE SINGER SEWING Machine as e • rep- 1-50 ALLIS Chalmers tractor, rage, Some 25 ACROSS resentative cents above yes- 40-Cri;qued in Murray. For sales, plow, disc, harrow, cultivator 42-Near 1.11:17.1 PS 8LC and terday. Lighter weights and sows Land Transfers_ 1-Departed R A K L AlP service and repair. Contact Mr. rubber tired 43-Rodent E N E wagon, A-4. csindi- unchanged.' 1 to 3 mixed 6-V61canic rock 46-Citrus fruit AV RHGE A. M. Dugan, N 16th Ex. Phone weight 1 EA ...... -URR tion. Gene A RR° T. Phillips, 563 and 9-Fabuloualdrd (PL) May- - grade 180 to 240 lbs 17 John E. Lax to 12-Later EWES L AG 2250-J. A16C field J. James Mc- 47-Topics Hwy., Benton, Ky. M1013 to 17.50; 1 to 2 190 13-Trinket 60-Certainty ITE A • to 230 lbs Callon and Nadine McCallon j the cut"e 14-Itoom 17.75 to Riviwihip lp harem 62-Written 0 S_R 18.00; sows 1 to 3 400 16-Spanish amain D H. P. MARTIN 40 outboard —88 acres. co,4cD -,..ei-r), iteknowledge- E P, I NE lbs down 16 to 16.50; NAl"e, , .gr. c.;/re z_,A.,/r 14-Note of scale ment Bus. Opportunities 1 motor. Good condition, bargain. heavier IS-Speech 54-Rupees.(abbr.) LA POMP A:P I sows 15.25 to r5.75. (11)EN 6.1.5 Impediment 55-College degree OAR RifI. jPs.t. :23aw.alloae Ml8C SHOW SrAgTS .. 7:00 10-e Thu** sitsfeated (abbr.) att10 2.0110.-.C.a1ves, 700- Active IT A 0D6 N R MAN WITH CAR to handle 23-Lances 66-Dine small and fully steady to strong. 24-Wild 5 H T R T TA Good * — Calloway County's Year Round Drive-In — ir ass 67-Weaving exclusive distributol•ship. Can -be FRYERS ON FOOT, 75e each. and 26-Sunburn machine Li T N' Al choice steers and mixed 27 handled along with other busi- Murray Hatchery. O -Stamp of 69 -Girl's name tic M18C yearlings 20 to 21.50; choice approval 61-13itter vetch ness. You should net over $4000 MOMERY 28-Su if t 62-Portico mixed steers and heifers up to FRIDAY - SATURDAY MARCH 15 - 16 30-Pass the 63-Young girl first three months of operation 21.25. Cows firm. mu tongue over 4-Render HELP WANTED UtilRy and CRAVES Our system is 'a tremendous commerccial 1 TWO THRILLERS!! 33-CrImson DOWN beloved 12.50 to 14.50. Bulls 35-Pertaining to 6 (abbr.) merchandising method with 0 -Pound un- steady. Utility and commercial ships 1-1rishman 6-Roman bronze limited 1 returns. $1500 MEN fr 37-Eiviamation 2-observer 7-Large tubs cash and solicitors with Standard 14 to 15.50; vealers and calves , 34-Man's name 3 rtl BE AFRAID! 3-Negative -Make suitable references required .For personal Coffee Company. No age limit. active and steady. I-Country of Choice vealers Europe interview in your area, write to: Must be free to travel. Also route largely 25 to 27.00; top , 7 J. • / 29.00. a aim 10-River in Simmons Enterprises, 727 Ponce man between age 25-35. Willing SAVAGE Germany Good vealers 19 to 24.00: good SYKES—RUTLAND mm to . II 11-Vehicles de Leon Pl. N. N., Atlanta, Ga. work, furnish reference and and choice 300 to 450 lb slaughter jG ,.. II a 17-Musical M16C post $500 bond Call James 4 • A Nash, calves 17 to 20. cs 7.0' re q Instrument PLUMBING CO. and 19-Repast phone 1384-J-1 TAMBLYN .10/ di M15C Sheep 300. Slaughter lambs IN, 21-Symbol for tin 603 So. 4th St. li1 POW tlet/ I2 v -3 strong to 50 22-Part of flower 15 cents higher. Few al l' .ig MIII 25-Competitor 1957 BOYS age 11-13 who would Day ar Nite .z.s • lots good and choice wooled SENSATIONAL , 2, 27-Native metal Standard 'like to earn white they learn. c- •uI.401 29-Matrons • Diary lambs 22 to 23.50; 22 head choice ... STAGE 4 1 32 Must be neat, courteous, reliable 1654 945-R40 ROO 17 70,22 M l'' 31-Chastises • Aristocrat Diary and prime 24; part deck good IIAN1i , I •Ig III" 6/A 22-Arahian shrub and willing to work. Please apply A, • Cash Account Diary 34 .. n H. aro 5'7 34-Conducts and choice fall shorn lambs 38-Mammal in person to James Harmon, CAMERON IF RS and • • 1 Mu Auto Record Book 22.00. I qt. 29-Arrived Lodger & Times. 38 41 TF `i CELL 2455. tES" il -Pertaining te Auto Expense Book retrrcmi, — ME OWN - ..''' 4 • the back ):30 a.m. .• 4 44-Lindens Travelers Expense Book .'.DEATH ROW JuU..• 46-Compass CARD OF THANKS Ea CORER . A' s point Day-At-A -Glance Book .9 Y " 47-Woody plant MOON LITE. Memo Book Mil 4 44-Percei ve • We wish to express our sincere TAY11R HONES .,, .! ALTWO WM m la MMMIss • ss 49-Speck EXCURSION • Jot 61-Affirmative 1957 Calendars appreciation to our- many friends_ PAN tit.C.L! ig,...,_:_' _ •' KATI CEU.AT SAN MOLTS! • Sy 1•,-. votes THE • 57 , Offie• Supply Department and neighbors for their deeds of NITELY CESTRUCTIVE TERMITP au 43-Also 9 PM a 63-Parent kindness shown to us during the SUNDAY - MONDAY MARCH 17 - 18 (coital.) Ledger & Times UNLV OUPAI MII.OL 1,11S rc,AR! MI illness and death of our'clear a alll 60-A continent Call 55 COAST GUARD FREE INSPECTION (abbr.) wife and mother. Mrs. ' M. M. Sykes. PARIS , A 6on RAY MILANI,...... Dancing TERMITES For the beautiful floral offer- MAR, letAllREEN s--ELIZA3ETH SEIFERTS NEW WED, 20 8 Till Midnight mewls O'HARA NOVEL ings, the food, the many thoughts —Lic•naed and Insured— e- t and expressions of sympathy and Moonlight LVS 9 P.M. San, Kelley FIRST RUN MURRAY! •141.1••••••••••411110 to Bro.' M. M. A Cali Hampton and Bro. Hwy. 79 and Tenn. River for Carlos. Outland for their Doctor consol- PhD.. 441 0. Barto FARES: Child 75e; Adults $1.75 2961 by Elisabeth Seifert. Reprinted by permission of ing words. COMING SOON! num, De4d. litsed the pub- incl.) • • t •Os. Distritsiud by Xis' lreaturee Gradient& a (tax May God richly bless each and RHYTHM MASTERS everyone of you iS our prayer. Kelley's Pest "THE DELINQUENTS" • M. M. Sykes ORCHESTRA Glass-Enclosed • Heated CHAPTEri 34 bility, all was moverni.ut. all was ; their ambulance made. He helped - And Children Control into cars. (AN Easter morning it had be. confusion, the less-hurt Aimmgmlimmicmanat.. shouted. pee- I Still not speaking. he stood and mine a custom in the Hollies • People ran, people ratiCX screamed. They pulled at tam- watched them , take June away, by Ernie Bushmillea to erect a platform on the beach ple human limbs, with Mo',Chronister beside her. of Green Lake at the center of the bers, they pulled at out those who pressing the folded handkerchief half-circle formed by the hillocks seeking to drag underneath the which Grady gave him agairst YOU'RE A OH, OH - -- OH, SLLIGGO, of sand. Behind this a scaffold- were caught mass, the puncture wound on her tern. ing was built on which would weight of the I'M NEW VERY PRETTY HERE MEET increased when ple. stand singers from the various Grady's terror still And Grady stood back. frozen- AROUND GIRL, IDA IDA •• church choirs: their white-robed he located June- while 500 COMES She lay a little to 'aced, silent. figures Would form a cross fac- yards away. HERE SLUGGO the main her Soon, Judge Cowan came from ing east. Children of the churches one side of mass, sand, her limbs town in search of him: tie took centered the cross, head upon the weighted with the timbers of the -his arm and led him to his car. The people of the community scaffolding, her body twisted, the Dr. Barton, someone had said, congregated upon the s•n dy white robe stained with crimson. was acting very queer brought but beach. Some chairs, He ran and he ran and he ran "We're using your clinic as a stood. most These people began toward her-sobbing aloud in his first-aid hospital," said the judge. to as.semole before dawn: as day effort to run faster. ."We need you there." brolre across the mist-shrouded And then, at long last, he did Without speaking, Grady went lake, their figures were defined reach her, and with the inex- with him. When he seemed in- • In ghosUy manner. orable cruelty of all such night- dined to balk at going into the II 0 Grady Barton had taken a mares he must stand and watch clinic building, the judge's hand stand on one of the smaller dunes another man lift her head in his was firm upon his forearm. And which overlooked the scerte. He arms and seek to draw her limbs the two men went inside. had brought his binoculars, and The injured were ranged about he used them in the growing light "Let her alone!" Sound came the outer rooms. In the examine- to pick out the faces of his at last, croaking, from -Grady tion room, a surgical setup was -A-. *friends. Sixty singers, June Cow- throat. "Let her alone!" being arranged under Dr. Tomy- ABBIE an' SLATS by Bambara Van Bursa an had said. June he found in By sheer strength, he forced Mo anovie's direction. The autoclave the group which formed the left Chronister's hand to release her, was going, and Tommy was al- cross. slight frame arm of the to let her lie upon the sand, ready at work, his I RESPECT YOUR LOYALTY TO YOUR N-NO - EXCEPT TO TELL YOU engulfed in one of Grady's white Because of her, Grady wished • Teeth bared, the two men faced NEPHEW, MISS SCRAPPLE - BUT THAT I KNOW DOWN DEEP other. 'You let her alone!" smocks. he had checked the jerry-built each I'VE KNOWN SLATS,MAN AND CAN YOU SWEAR THAT SLATS INSIDE HE JUST scaffold. From where he stood roared Mo. "You'd better not Pearl was there, helping Tom- BOY, FOR YEARS AND YEA RS - AND COULDN'T:: Doctor!" instruments were DIDN'T ATTEMPT THE CRIME t/ it looked rickety, though surely touch anyone! my, and Grady's I'M TELL IN' EVERYBODY - HE step backward from set out and ready. HE'S ACCUSED OF ? competent carpenters had erected Mo took • NEVER DID A DISHONEST THING which he .iaw in Grady's / won't, I won't, I won't. The it. And certainly the picture it that IN HIS WHOLE LIFE,' made was effective. face. A step away- Grady's eyes bitter sound of resen tment heard clanged on in Grady's brain. -I Pr The sun popped up from be- met other eyes, his ears _ which called to him, After a glance at Grady's face, hind the dune where Grady stood, the voices him- he looked at the Tommy took charge. He told Gra- and its light gilded the group of begging tumbled bodies. dy what to do in exactly the same singers into beauty. still-heaped and bloody hands faces of tone as he told Pearl. He sent all Alb, lona! at the and struggled room. He threw Watching through his glasses, those who had free; he others otit of the June where she out comments like corn from a he saw the lips move, before the looked again at the sand, popper, and the town watched music and the singing came to lay unconscious upon he shut his eyes, he him, smiled upon him and talked . his ears--thin, elfin, utterly love- and then straightened his back and he about bim as they whited out flu ly. His throat swelled at this man of stone away the street. ke voicing of the Easter miracle in walked like a a! who pled with him to With first aid given ,at the song; he closed his eyes to from those scene, doctors could now take squeeze back the emotion which help, the said to himself. They each case in turn. They had a crowded in upon him. I won't, he me before. And now contusion sand cuts; they had a And opened them again-to wouldn't let .Rode, can't. spouting artery--they put On horror and to disbelief. The sound -I won't. I clamps and sent the patient away LIL' ABNER rakes came, belated, to his ears. His The people watched him go, un- by Al Capp to the hospital. By now an am- e just eyes stared unbelieving at the believing. His step became slower bulance had come from Elmore. chaos of what had been a gilded and slower and finally stopped. AL '5 COME,STU DE NTS.f.r — They had an abrasion, a man cross of singing people. He heard His head was down now between '05'3'0 i Cw BACK TO WORKIT— whose whole left side, from brow ,eping the crash, the shouth and the roar his shoulders - -then slowly, as a Is', ankle, was skinned raw and WE'VE GOT TO SLAP of the collapse. And even as he man lifts a weight far beyond WHEN SAWIN'OFF THE TOP :rand. _ apliatera...The..Y__Ilad__ TOGETI-4rc heard it, and not believing it, he his strength', every muscle &fram- filled with OF A'SKULL.„-REMEML5LR to varying • began to run. ing, he lifted his head. turned and,three cases 'of shock AGAIN'! degrees-for these, he needed BOYS- For a .breathless moment, walked again toward the hurt and blood. There was no time tb N everything was very still, no the injured. type, to transfuse. sound came to him at all, no He lifted timbers; he. tore the As the cases came under their movement could be seen. Disas- choir robes into strips of cloth hands, the doctors must decide ter had frozen the scene in horror. and hound them about torn and whom to send to the hospital, There was time to see It all, to bleeding limbs, twisting them'Into whom to send home- - what emer- mark the single long spar of raw tourniquets with splinters of gency aid to give, and how Much. lumber and study the heaped hod- wood. He did not speak, nor heed They had broken bones -ribs. tea at its base; he could search the things which others said to legs, an arm-a badly crushed _among the semicircle of people him. hand add there had been at least who stood black upon the sand; Cold, frozen, he attended to one concussion. June Cowan. could look even at the waters one injured person after another: he ------or the lake, the waves lifting, he gave them first aid. When the ambulance came, he helpeci lift Tomorrow in Chapter 35: Ky. "What did you do with June?" But now, after no more really the injured to the stretchers, and again a.* each trip which Grady demand,' of Mo. i than a 'mond of shucked Immo- did it. - -

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LAG PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY — MARCH 15, 1957 ••••••• - ral• creature with long black hair, ana I'm front . the Alps. The TV Popular In RECIPE OF THE WEEK PLASTIC PLANTING " Lamarr parted in the middle, Who float-1 people in Houston have been CheeSe i.: a valuable food for IN COURT WITH 14th HUSBAND Hedy ed down a stairway in "Algiers." vera nice. I've_ directed three Mental Hospitals .people ot all ages, Mae-fourths CONCORD, N. H. —01— The The Hedy of 1957 noes not plays in a little theater group pound of the Aniericag'or Ched- State Extension Service reports appear to fit into that. screen there.", e CHICAGO — ei.-* Closed dar 'variety supplying more pro- that sev'eral agricultural experi- Now just A tape. But does she fit into the Miss- Larnarr, who now has circuit television may help relieve tein than a pound -of meat with ment stations are studying the role of a Houston housewife short, dark red hair, is difficult the pressing shortage of staff per- medium amount of- bone, says,. use of plastics as a soil mulch to as "Mrs. Howard Lee? to inters iew because her conver- sonnel in the nation's mental Mrs. Lucille Warren, UK Exten- prevent weeds front growing in Housewife Turns Director sation tablehops from ire subject hospitals. sion foods specialist. The flavor the rows of cultivated props. The "I'd like to be the ewoAtart to the- next. This Makes her The American Medical Associ- of cheese blends well v.ith bland Plastic is unrolled along the 'top m 'Algiers' she said with a delightfully charming in a Euro- anal; has received a report from (odds, suCh as rice. of the -Stiirand then the seeds By ALINE MOSBY laugh But II _makes an California researchers who speak Baked Cheese and Rice Or plants are planted in Weal United Press Staff Correepondeet "I'm just an old - fashioned , unit-view. sound like two radios optimistically of television-trans,- 1 c uncooked rice made in the plastic. Some of the .—}KILLYWOOD-111t--e---WaTerie+...' toreselte -frithr, !tsgulta—a0-- far - nave- keen gala Marr:-.the last of the imporist TV things ntit to get into a I Recently she returned to' work ers whereas commercial televis- It salt encouraging. exotic beauties, thinks rut. Now the children are in jne_Holls wood for the' first 'time ion broadeas'ts- indiscriminately. e milk or lied down to be. sartegatiefeabame action— and_ _id -hive to w-oettisarweI.-- SSamson_and. Delilah" to -- The_ researchers ,from, the _tau c powdered milk Large quantities of high-quali- ed housewife" in Texas. egain. Otherwise itS a mentonous portray Jean of Arc in "The chology department of San Jose 1 c water ty hay in dairy heifer rations Heds- cattle to Bolls-wood t, life. S•ory of Mankind", an. all-star State College, Can Jose. 'Calif., 2 c grated cheese can materially reduce the cost of make one' of her rare public sl can't be what people exposte epic at Warner Stodio. But ask said . closed-circuit TV, if used 2 t butter or margarine rearing dairy herds replacements. appearances, in a sketch a eh see to be and build .homes, run her about that and she smiles properly. could enable a small c bread crumbs Commercial hatcheries in Ken- Jack Benny on CBS "Sri. wer 'Sim, bring up . children, be a , Roots In Austria number of trained personnel to Steam the rice. (which ,pre-' tucky produced 13,023,000 broil- of Stars." •,.,1 and have everybody lean made a pictUre on my own apply therapy to a large number serves more. vitamins and mi- ers last year. Her . very name brings. hack 7 n she sighed wearily -The Love of Three Queens', of patients, yet still retain a "per- nerals than boiling it by heating 4./ 14LA memories et • that brea"ht -ik ne sTeaas- 'v-ri"". --ritshitet---and tentehed - editing it tre-attnent" effect: S ---7-3—cups- of water in a saucepan and 1 think it's good.. We did The psychologists decided to with a heavy lid. Do not wash Royal Comfort • ., this in . Some two years ago experiment with closed-circut the rice. When the water boils, is shown In Los Angeles court with her 14th 1 EUROPE OIL SUPPLY GREATER MY bark broke when my car television after noting that mental add salt and rice, stir well and MRS. BEVERLY AVERY husband, Gabriel Avery, 46, where she went to complain that LAC/ .aerturned and I've been in patients' behavior generally irn. bring to a boil. Immediately No 13, Raymond J O'Malley, 41, was $233 in arrears on alimony tAlk • constant pain. nroved when they were allowed place lid on the pan and reduce • ▪ ordered from their 1954 divorce. Truck driver O'Malley, now wed - -1 have peace of mind but commereial TV pro- heat to a low simmer for 14 to watch TV to his seventh wife, was ordered to pay It off at $25 a month. ' hectic. kit.- mss husband minutes. Do not lift -ltd. Let 'yams. Apparently' many of the Mrs. Avery, 46, is first wife for Avery, also 46. (international) end I separated" Well, are w," ,atients began to identify ahem- stand 20 minutes. Pitt a layer it in Hollywood and he is ,elves and .respond to television cooked rice in. a greased bakine n..1 here so, we are not togegter" performers. dish and add grated cheese ,tdded apparently" as a Quip. Continue adning alternate layers 'vele Psychologists theorized that tel- difficult • to live without . cheese ha sIt's evision offered a means. of reach- of rice and until dish is .— MARKET WORT roots Ben ,my roots are in nig the patient by gii-ing the almost full. Add .enough milh seconc( licomea is almost, to the of .ore Arfstria!,...hty impreasinn' of personal attention to come tep California and to have made Cover with crumbs, .owt in yet still allowing the patient, to- the ricer !his change to Texas under moQt remain in a egroup. - dot with butter and bake in Th awlearri circumstances—" study of groups, one allowed • moderate oven. 350 degrees, for .oh A Sales Each Tuesday at 2:00 O'clock -I never thosiglye I would .act to watch only commercial tele- 30 minutes or until cheese is fir a living. It was to be just .ision and the other allowed t04 melted and' crumbs are brown. March 12, 1957 15. ‘r fun when I began. at watch and participate in special Serves 6. - .4 Some day I want to get a house ' slosel-circuit shows. showed Menu: Baked cheese and rice,• TOTAL HEAD 812 lake and a boat and live on a marked and "significant improve- green beans, stewed tomatoes, Good Quality Fat Steers $18.00-20.00 butter -near Salzheirg." ment" in the behavior of the carrot sticks, rye bread, Medium Quality Butcher Cattle. 14.00-17.50 her cluldren are • N.AV that etosed-ciruit group. and apple betty;'--— Ior more Baby Beeves 15.00-20.00 .1:ter. she .hopes to do After a film on graoming and I root "but not Fat Cows, Beef Type 11.00-12.80 TV stows 'and films pc*ture, for example. The viewing I nq .roles." SPANIEL SPOILS SEARCH Canners and Cutters 7.00-10.50 in those same Mata Hari women patients began to wear reel her screen Bulls down Hedy reflected on clean dresses . get permanent THE DUCHESS of Kent, who rep- 4.70 type that has been one symbol ATLANTA fu, — Police called. STAttlaiNG --(1:.E illdstratt Map. Stuart P. Coleman, vice waves and manicure their nails, resented Queen Elizabeth of VEAI.S — het glamour for 20 years. scorch of a suspected rrisisent ot atar.dard Od of New Jersey and chairman of the ef foreign "These films certainly have a off a Great Britain at the ceremonies nd said. site of an 'illegal whiskeS cache Fancy Veals 26.20 Middle East emergency committee, which is handling the oil lift •sten a freak." she lesson in them." one patient cotn- marking the creation of the new TI because of a black cocker span- • No, 1 Veals 23.00 tp .Eurose tells the Senate anti-monepals subcommittee in Wash- mented. "It's the first time any- African State of Ghana (form- lel. Detective W. K. Perry said Coast), is shown tr. ten- ts.at Europe wall have more on intim secand three months one ever thought we had enough erly the Gold No, 2 Veals 20.50 orl he was trying to reach comforting a native baby at of 1637 tl.an in the Erststatree, The larger supply reetrine- trent leer- Ti Prevent pld frignmeorty envi- cense -to -understand or learn any- a second- Throwouts • 6.50-17.5Q rg floor apartment when the Accra. The youngster began to %see. ... c ' ifet• e anut stains front "bleeding' thing." ac a mother wail at one of the functions at- ''OGS — o!zh a new coat of enamel. guarding her puppies. sank her -teeth in his tericied by the Duchess, so she and the surface, wipe off tne leg. Perry 17.00 in. went to a hospital for picked him up and played 180 to 240 pounds • lie.1 !ten apply a thin coat rif treatment Photo and gave up ttu• mother. (International) TO THE VOTERS OF MURRAY AND When it is drs, sand A Rare search. -ee seam. then apply an enamel une flu CALLOWAY COUNTY, KENTUCKY :erc.,at before the final coat of res A Hey Kids Heads New Nation FREE! TREE! • Easter Bunnies ein

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TAKEN BY Lisa Larsen, first ii American woman photographer- reporter allowed to enter Corn-- rnunist Outer Mongolia, this pic- •g WHEN, on March 6, the new na- ture shows a Mongolian cattle tion of Ghana, becomes a free breeder roaming the plains that 3 -country on the African Gold once nurtured the hordes of EASTER SHOES Coast, Sir Charles Arden-Clarke Genghis Khan. It is one of 50 (above) will continue as first. prints that are being exhibited _Governor-General and Com- for the first time at the American mander-in-Chief at the request htuseura of Natural History in of Prime Minister, Dr Kwame New York City. In her 1,000- NkruMan7-For eight years Si; mile journey, Miss Larsen found Charles has held the British that, despite many modern im- post. Vice President Richard M provements, about 75 percent of FLATS by NI: sn arid hfs wife are now er the people are still nomadic route for official ceremonies herdsmen. (Central Press) FLATS WE HAVE 'EM I have flied' my tapers with the County Court 'Grey - Black egher Clerk whicfi make.A. me eligible to seek, at your hand, White-- Beige , the office of Sheriff of Calloway County, Kentucky. 7> 0 b0Y Navy - Red My" age is 4s and Violet Dunn Speight andibmyself were manried -in 19:11 and from. this union we have two S2.98 to S5.95

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I am a veter...infrhaving served in' World War II in valise .., low in price. overseas. enlistinV as a Private affil being discharged ifs a S4.rgeatt..Natut'afly I am mernber of The American Legion and V.F.W. GIRLS PATENTS & WHITES priced from S2.98 !9--$6.95 -wife and ,I were in ihe.restaurant business for many, years prior fo t: .ng .up the • business *of- live- BOYS DRESS OkFORDS stock and -i•altle tra"ding. priced from $3.95 to $6.95 • The re i-,11.1.‘ -el great deal more that I can say ex- POPULAR . cept that I N‘ ant to be your Sheriff beginning January POPULAR STYLES PRICES 19178 and if in ,ee fit to east your vote in .pny behalf. I pledge tat yOu in Aich capacity Ail! be my full time upation for four vearm plus the r4ict that I For "Feets Sake" Buy Your Shoes At .C" The . will give yoo u.siforcement. ecitirtesy,- sobriety and i honesty.. GAMBLER.BOOTLEGGER Clifford 0. Bennett (left) Is shown on Senate labor probe witness stand in Washington' after several SHOE Respectfully stibmittefl,, t- other, ant n•!!•15 P.A Id he gat-) a $500 bribe to Portland, Ore., ! Mayor Terry D. Schrunk, also shown (right) at the hearing. At the time, the mayor was sheriff. Schrunk said the arcueation was Harold Speight "fantastic." The witnes.ses said the bribe was for not ralding...sh STORE for'fisrinett, all he would give in after-hours "dive." As t,be way FAMILY EAST MAIN STREET of laursuatiori was Lame tu:41.,aa4ass,./Interdiftwntsi diantaphotosj,

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