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tkiettea As A Beet All Round Kentucky Community Newspapet The Full Largest Picture Circulation In The City of Kentucky Largest • Politics Circulation In - The County ( a'• United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon,218, 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 195 QUAKE WREAKS HAVOC AT YELLOWSTONE • • Mrs. Zitell Goheen Two Killed, I Murray Flo.spital Five Big Power Failure In New York Receives Twenty-Five Terror Told Hurt In Bus Crash Dam In Danger Of Being • Award Monday's Year Service complete record fol- MT' PLk.ASANT Pi LH A OWE Paralyzes Area For Hours By Witness Greyhound bus crashed Into the wrecked- Residents Moved Out Cerisus 40 rear of a tractor-trailer on the A number of local home econ- %Adult Beth 65 ennsy1 vania Tu:nplke early to- dams as • By JOHN CAVANAUGH in two haurs. Other dealers were WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. Hebgen. These included omics teachers attended the home Emergency Beds 25 clay, killing two persons and in- Mont.. charging five cents for candles Of Earthquake (UPI i - The Mentanna nighway far east as Great Falb. n eeheITTIOiCS cnoference at Hard is- juring Lye otners. United Preas International Pat . tents Aehnitted 7 patral said bias' the Missouri River. The Madison that usually sell for a penny. burg. KentuckY. August 14-14. Police said a man and a woman at least six Patients Dismiseed ' 4 pers, ns were killed in slides is a tributarry of, the Missouri iNEW YORK (UPI)-The worst Thousands of extra poicemen Mrs. Oaten Goheen. Lone Oak EDITORS NOTE: The follow- were killed but their identities New Citizens 0 triggered by a massive' earth- Brook sa:d a highway patrolman power failure in New York City were ruahed into the affected teacher was presented with a ing is an eyewitness report of were not available. immediately. T euake early today. Four of the at the town of Lyon. about 10 history paralyzed a vast area of area, which includes several high 25 year service award. Others 'earthquake damage at West Vet- Patlints admitted- from -Friday The injured were taken Frick ts dead were members if the Pur- miles below the dam and about lie upper Manhattan for up to 13 -crime rate neighborhoods in the attending were Mrs. Jo Ann Har- lowstene reported ver ham ra- Memorial Hoepatel here. 9:013 a. m. to Monday 1110-a. rn. ferrety-elf- 'Cam- W- miles teeth -eat of :here, radioed hours Monday and early today, West Side, to ptevent looting mon. Kirksey. Miss Nancy dio by Warren Russell at tne The aceident oecured about 3/12 e. Idaho. him that tne water in tne Maar- leaving half a million residents Monday night .The police satura- Thompson, Hazel. Mrs. Bess Ker- park city. miles west od the Donegal Inter- Jetties Donald Glisson, 211 Ezist The quakes tumbled a mount- n below Hebgen was rising se-Leering during the most in- Lien proved effective. lick, Lynn Grove. Mr.s. Nancy change at 5:30 a.m. The bus driver, SONALS 7th.. Benton. Ky..: Miss Betsy ain into a valley arid threatened "very fast I'm getting the hell teMe heat wave ed the season. Crass. lame Oak, Mrs. Mary C. John M. Bee 01 Pittsbufgri, one Ann Blaleck. 311 W•exilawn; the fives of at least 150 fisher- out of here Lee Williams and* The heaviest one-day use of • Hull- Fancy Farm M.Iss Sue Fair- By WARREN RUSSELL of the injured, told police the Robert D•nald 'Rodgers. Rt. 2; men and tourists. Fear Break In Dam rned to their home power in the eit/Or'lliesory-at- Graves Medical less, Murray College High. -Mrs. truck "appeared suddenly" bet' re AS Told To UPI Mildred Virginia Adams, Sheaff Lloyd W. Brook of Vir- Brook said if the dam went out .a.nnessee. and Mr. teibutadle to 90-dSg.ree was The state &reeler it home ec- him as the bus was negotiating a Group Will Host WEST YELLOWSTONE. Mont. Rt. 1. Miss Brenda Jean Reel. ginia City. Welt., said several all at once it would create a .;ee and daughter blamed for the massive power onomies education reperted that gradual right hand curve. Wet -- We're havine minor trem- Rt. 6, Benton, Ky.: Miss Mary ere-tuxes may have been killed 40-foot wall of water that would to their home in failure which knocked out all State Doctors there are 31.5 home ecanoryscs Bee said he tried to avoid the blors about every 10 minutes. At Sandra Hughes*. 203 Dunlap St., when the landslide smashed the not spread out appreciably until usis after a nice electricity in 500-block section departments in the state with at • rig passing on the a 5:45 Tuesday morning) there was Paris, elan; leery Whayne Tuck- by left but it reached Meadi,e, Creek Dam r parents Mr. and of the upper East and West Sides, least one department in each er. Rt.. I. Hardin; Mrs. Thomas that he was unable to ,prevent the Members of the Graves Coun- _ heaver ahaek_but Much meter CaSTrtaP.Le rkfenc.) Tlicortor be-lhew Ennis. beets. 860 Ohne St. leaving tenants without cooling eatmty. Dureug the ltin'st-Year 1-11ell arid b-iii6g,r1. Rt. 3. collision. ty Med:cal Society will be hosts than the. two big ones. Bent- 'Hugh Potter,. at Helena. Mone From there, he said, it would devices, elevator service, lights, P43 boys and g.rls receive home e" Ky.; James Mitchell. The bus was en route to Harris- at a meeting cif the Kentucky Damage in West Yellowstone Stephen urged the Air Farce in M•ntana "go pretty fast all the way to radio and television. ecoreamice inetruetion in state Rt 1. Hardin; Mrs. Kenneth burg. Pa.._ from. Cleveland. Ohio. State Medical Aseociation's First included gasoline pumps tipped and Elate, Civil Defense officials Three Forks.•" itower to the East Side area schools. Stisit4 Rt. 1, Benten; _The acrideaoccuied only a Cauncilor D.-strict at the May- ever. grocery items toppled to the Mrs. Wil- to se.ve the stranded persons with At Bozeman. Mont.. Ciallatn afrected-a stretch bounded by Miss Frances Brown, member hen-. Steen McCuisten mile or eVo fran the. spot where field Golf and Country Club on floor, buildings moved off the and babe helse pters. " County Sheriff Don Skerrett warn- 73rd and 110th Streets and the et the Murray State College (ac- girl. lit Quentian tw., persons were killed and 29 THIS Thursday, August 27. found:Aria,. Chimneys were tuna- 5: Mrs. Jones, ed residents of the towns of 'l'os- East River and Fifth Avenue- ulty discussed management be- Rt. I. Renton; Mrs. Clift n Hut- injured in a similar accident in- : "Move fast!" Potter urged. Louisville urologist. Robert bled and there was a cansiderable ton. 21 miles north of Three was restored by midnight. Service tire the getup. "Good home son ard baby boy. Rt. 5: Finis volving a Greyhound bus and a Patter said giant fissures in Lac' h. M. D.. will present the amount of glass breakage. Forks and Townsend. 32 mil's to the West Side section hit- scientific hr the program. management is planning. con- ;the math the and the About three mites wrath of -here OUt.uld. RL fi.a Michael D Mee Sept. 16. 1952. Tydaya aces- brvicen muuntain north of here, to be ready ei nee.- from 59th to 110th Streets and . trolling. and evaluating resources • Kinney. Rt 1, Puryear, Tenn.: dent was the sixth serious misnap and the quake - weakened dam -Pasic---west-to---theHis tosee_ veil_ 17e ay lel tame _Tee_ Mad, _1•4141.4-..nnaeaa,..erei_ _ freer Central ---a- • - -ethane -4amity- -goals"- lama Elha-CMTRIke vmt frietTififf'd -buses 016+13feeenred The -3tiebitieed Failure . Robert W. Reibertson. wide crack in the road. learefers Latin rivers flow together near Hudson River-was back to nor- Brown said. 4th.: Miss Jane Ann Cooper. Rt. trucks on the Turnpike in the fe m escaping. M. D.. Paducah KSMA president, There were no specie reports Three Forks le form the head- mat at 3:42 a. rie ETYr. _ Dr. Ethel L. Parker of the 4; D. W. Bilhngt.n, 307 No. past seven years. Twelve persons UPI newsman Paul Quinn. who OU BUY will also address the meeting. of damage t, the many scenic 7th.: waters of the M.ssouri. The power failure. resulting Univereity of Kentucky spoke Kenneth Keys Bailey, 301 No. we:e killed in the previous acci- ;flew over the area, said he saw Plates were announced by .1. aeractions in the park itself. But In New York, the Rev. Joseph from .peek use of air conchtioners on teacheg aids. and Mrs. Jack 16th : eMrs. Milburn Outland. dents. many SOS signs and .egna: fires Vernon Pace. M. D.. Paducah there was one unconfirmed story Lynch. setemologist at Fordharn at. fans, occurred at 249 p. m. Conner made a talk on fall ma- Mead ee Lane: Mrs. Nettieelleca- Treated at the hospital-and re- there. 1CSMA's First District Councalar'. that the area around the (lid University. reported the first tram- EDT, Monday when seven cables terials and styles. ther'e. Murray Red Heme: Mrs. leased were Wilrairm Smith, al. of Foothills Crack Open President of the Graves County Faithful geyser, the pars': maul blor was recorded as early as IONNIE of the Consolidated Edison Co. Johnnie Jacks n. Rt. 1. 306 W. 5th St., New York City; The earthquake. felt thr ,ugh Medical Society is Clem F. Bur- attraction. had been blacked oil Dover. 5 p.m. e.dt Monday. Other shocks, burned out on the West Side. Tern" Mrs. B.Ily .1, e Denham. Shevon Bartlett. 40. of tell Gar- out the Pacafic N -rthwest, began . nett. Jr., M. D. Mayfield. W1- as a safety factor. all centered.. in . a 21.1-mile-Iina out electrical service in Dexter Methodists 707 Man; Joe Pet Farie.y. denville Akron. Ohio, ashortly befsie mindin,ght Monday. of GAS! Item B. Senerecn. M. D.. May- As soon as daylight came to the Rt. 5. Ave. and section of the Yerlowstone earic the Patients dismissed from Friday Cemoz Lamuvercli. and Sadik Foothills near this western en- To Begin Revival area. a survey plane left the 20. area. were -molded at 1:42 a.m. decided to shut off the remain- 9:00 a. en. to Monday 11:30 a. en. Gakteirk. 29. both t Flushing, trance to Yellowstone National Another of the KSMA's small local landing strop to check 1:441 a.m.. 4:02 a.m., 4:47 am.. 13 cables of the network, sit- pro- T-..mas Chesley Scruggs. Ha- N. ,Y were crackled °pest_ Wit tlagde an lind arouad Llie 7:15 a.m., and were eontinuing easedeat•d in the a...t akk.. euse Wage, „Aline.d.at ProvIlkne Post- Tiit Dexter Methodist church' te': Hal Madison Hurt, at! I. The bus driver. John- M. Beer is atrembel•ng earth:4' 4 graduate medical eduicatenal op- perk It was reportedly 'caned by Fissures he said ollehials said, they would not will tune a revival meeting be- K.rkeey; Master James Stephen Pittsburgh. was admitted in good appeared in highways pcatunities to physicians on a another plane from out of Bel- In historic Virginia Ceti...Mont . have been able to handle the gan:king Sunday. August 23 at Machell. Rt. 1. Hardn; Mrs. Ler- condition with cute and bruises' and many park roads in the local level, the program as ex grade. Mont. about 40 miles northwest- nt the load alone, - 710 p. m. la Dumas. Dexter; Master James and brush burns of the legs western section were blocked .or gar. have left them oft. con Ed pected to When the quake first hit this Park. many old buildings were attract physicians from Danaild Glisson, 211 E. 7th Ben- broken nine Kentucky town people rushed into the damaged A 12-Lot section of Wall nee-1111s explained, could have counties. Counties The visiting evangelistaiwill be . t av, Mies Mary Sandra Hughes, Telephone nod electrical pcwer in he First Dstrietere: street. some, crying, some mere TWO KILLED fell into the second floor court- touched off a power shortage that a Bollard, Bro. Orville Easey and Bre: R. 203 Dunlap. Paris. Tenn.: Miss were knocked out in West Yellow- Calloway, Carlisle, lying on the ground as if they -• might have lasted months instead Grave'. Full- Doeon. Brenda Jean Reed, Rt 6, Benton; stone. Ctehnneys f e it gasoline Continued on Page Two on, Hickman, were afraid the earth would 4rien MT. PLEASANT. Pa. (UPI) - of only hours. Laving,son, Mar- The public di visited to ate Nirs. Edward leand.o. Rt. 2. Ben- putrips tipped over and buildings shall. and McCracken. and swallow them. A Greyhound bus crashed into frhe power failure. coming on tend. terlaMes. Ints• Sills. Rt. 3, Hazel; were shifted (rem foundations. the rear af a' tractor-trailer ear- one of the hottest days of the Mee. Claude Bohannan. Rt. 1, Fifteen miles north of here. the ly today. ielLng two persans and a•ar. &erupted some subway ser- Kirkrey: Miss Carol Rae Bailey. shocks threatened to crack open Branch injuring five others. Rickey vice for noon', anctolced out ele- New Hope MYF Has i2931 Clay. Paducah; Mrs. A. H. the Wiesen hydro-electric dam on ' • One af the dead was identified vator service in towering apart- lasworth. 1316 Olive Blvd.; Mrs. the Maths n River, a tributary of Meeting And Picnic as Julius /Toros Sr.. about 50. of H ment buildings that abound in ..B 'May Jehniean. 1106 Pague; and the Mosouun Four to five miles Cleveland Ohio. The other vic- o Head New Or affected area, forced some baby girl Johnsen: Mrs. Jerry in front of the dam a mountain ' - tam. a woman, was not identified. re-aurarite to close and shut off Hope Lents and baby bee., Rt. I. Bent- Slid acrowi the upper reaches at M • The New MYF went to The bus was carrying only the police department's traffic Maryan's on; Mr's. Floyd Barrow and baby the fertile Madison Valley and Beat Dock last Sunday seven pe:s ns, encluding the dri- Major light networks. renelting in a out deer bay. Rt. 2, Hazel; Miss backed up the river .over a 5lee ! League fix an program and Susan ver. . cheetic situation for cars, taxis. Woodbridge: 1016 Sharp; Joe foot-wide area. picnic. The entire church was The others were treated and re- buses and trucks. invited. 13, bert Meador. Rt. 5: Terry The giant slide looked. frorn the By leased. They were Sheldan Bar- MILTON RICHMAN Twelve hospitals in the area. The ladies of the church serv- Tucker, Rt. I. Hardin; Mrs. Clint a.r as if it had been shoved off lette, 40. of 691 Gardendele Ave.. a United Press International Leced to tee auxiliary power, afternoon Greer and baby boy. Rt. 1. Al- m untain top by a huge hana, NEW ed lunch and in the Akrrn, Oh.; William Smith. 71. YORK gee - Buanch cancelled all but IfInergency op- ma; Mrs. Dein Charlt sn and baby Quinn said It blacked the high- Rickey. the program was held. It was en- est 300 W. 57th St.. New York 77-year old "father' of erations. One hospital was forced titled "Praise Him in His migh- boy, 201 No. 17th., Mrs. Kenneth way and trapped the tourists be- baseball's farm system, today was • • • to transfer City, and Cemgiz Larnaca:ere:1i, 20.. 200 units of blood ty Firmament". Those who had Todd, Rt. 5; Jahn leek. Rt. 1, , tween it and the dam. named president of the Continental plasma to an unaffected hospital. a student at the University of ' past were Judie Culpepper. Jet' 13, nton. .. Flee Lowlands • League baseball's proposed Vera 1- another, a 7-year-o1d bey was Toledo. and Sadik Gakteirk. 20. a . ta and Jimmy Culpepper. Joyce Downstream from major league. at a salary of Petite 31177 Mout to undergo an appendec- student at New York Universite.L. the slides, Yarbrough, Martha Farris and Thomas b„th yiwasthie New yore, re 'Aetna Maattion per year. tomy when the power went off. Doran Is Valley-under Lab Poole. order of ' William Shea, chairman of the He was transferred to The driver of the truck Haek- Sheriff Lloyd Brook of another After the program the business Instructor At founders group of the Continental hinemeal . ell C. Keith, Box 142. Spencer- t'irgiaia City. Mont..-fled from meeting was held with president their lowland homes League. announced Rickey s ap- At al-wither heepital a baby was University, Missouri vele. 'Ince. was nat injured. His to higher Martha Farnis presiding. was carrvene-n 1.esei of shelled pointment today and then intro- delfvered by flashlight. MOVE ON, MOVE ON-Pollee Chief Gene Smith tells visit- r.g After the business meeting the Hobert duced the baseball pioneer who There was a heavy run ing teachers to leave the area of Central High setmol in Thomas Doran. son of Mr.' and- corn. Crennen of UPf ar- on entire grtem went swimming, • has spent 57 years in the aame. candles and fleahhghts. One deal- Little Rock. Ark. The "observers" of integration are from Mrs. Tip Daran of Murray, has ..ed• in Ennis shortly before da7 been hoak, the first Rickey. 'puffing on a cigar and er reported he sold 3.500 candles Baton Rouge, La., St. Loins and Texas. 0pp:tinted to the faculty of nited Fund Board newernan ti reach' U appearing hale and sad E OF MIND RECKLESS DRIVING the University lef Miesouri, Co- toe town about 50 miles below hearty. lumbia. Missouri, Will Meet Today H the dam. He said "99 per cent'' "I am confident our league w:Il • as instructor in of e- piano and theory. the town's 600 residents already start operating in 1961. It is possible to d today by, Wet Growing Season Means Tobacco Has More City pollee reported two arrests Derain recceved his Bachelir The hoard of directors of the w,.re gone. even operate in 1960 but last night for reckless driving. No and Masters degree at Northwest- Murray and Call•Avay County Allhouugh it trapped travelers it is n t probable. • other action was reported. ern University. He studied with Fund will meet this afternaon between it and the dam. the :alien Purchase Contract col of mineei Hareld Van Herne and Louis at 4:30 in the office I if County mountain was expected to give Shea said that Hickey's con- 'I. you how, Of A Tendency To Houseburn;Is Major Threat tract had Crowder and aepered several Judge Waylien Rayburn. A nom- residents of the valley an extra. been purchased from recitals in the Chicago area. incieng committee will be ec- 1'7 hours to escape teen the the Pittsburgh Pirates and that of the Illoatlior onciet_warry Because wet growing burn is probably the greatest Is reduced by wood smoke de- He studied with Egon Petri at he-a:1 ti name the budget com- feiod danger should the lam give the entire negotiation had tne ,e111 - season this ummer growers will single factor in this loss. Tposited vn the leaves 'if fired Mills College an a way because the approve' of Baseball Coimmisaun Report schala,rehip mittee. and 'aganezation for the slide formed a- . • find tobacco has more tendency 'Tobacco should tin wilted as tobacco. consequently a higher re:- from Mr. Petri. 1959-60 campaign' Ic reporary natural dam across the Ford Frick. houseburn. so once again before 7IELD° to house- much as is prac'aeable alive humidity.' probably about 80 Veiled Pews Innweatteaal Divan a- trmer pupil ef All member .f the beard are Rickey had been chairman ct be-cornea a major threa: to being put in the byre It should to 85 per cent may. he used. I I Mae Lillian Walters and is a Urged be hand for this As a precautionary measure. the. board with the Pirates and 'rowers and to the trade then be kept at a temperatu,e "Sane .fires should be used tin- Allsectiens of Keritueky-Part- graduate from Murray High initial meeting far the fall cam- authorities ordered the :owering also held 95/I shares of Palsouren tiebree members of toe Dark between 00 and ISO eavees F. and der dark fired tobacco, even afteT ly cloudy, war mand humid with School. paign. of all darn* downstream from Stock. worth 11200.000. Tobacco Quality improvement at a relative humidity averaging it is cured. if hotoeburn is to be widely scattered and evening' ___ • Owner John Galbreath if the AY Committee recently discussed this about 65 to 70 per , cent. The prevented during ?enacts. of high APPI.Y, thundershowers toda y, tonight Pirate's was elven an option to problem. Phill T. Roberts, Vice relative humidity of S5 to 00 per humidity". purchase 40441e, ond e eel and Wednesday. High today 90 Rickey's stock by - Sept. President of the United States cent at normal temperature, tob- Another membea of tne Dark ..,. si.. sham ••• to 93. Low tonight near 70. IS Tobacco Company and head of all acco is dry and brittle, at 55 t• Quality Impievement Commitee is 1 Rickey's contract wail the Pi- lead buying, to T. .et • Gee, nee a their including all 70 per cent it is dry low case William Peck. United States Tobacco curing advisa.ry - To- rates still had 16 months to :AM Dark types, explained that house- or order. at 75 to 80 per cent it Department of Agr.culture Dis- e ae•w''-" bacco curing canteens were fair at a salary of 950.1510 a year Mr burned tobacco' is uneuitable for is in low to medium case and at trict Supervisor, in eharg? of ta poor over thee state :Monday said the Ci•ntinental League mere- i snuff manufacture because it lacks 85 to 90 per cent it is in high grading all Dark tatemco types In with average relative humichtes ly peked up the unused portion *Ossify!, the oil and gum which gives the case. The conditirins in various Kentucky and Tenneesee. His pos- in the 70 and 80. per cent range. of drat contract so, in eseence. taete and ipOldvict the aroma parts of the barn con quiekly be ition has required him to closely Predictions are for lower hmuidi- Rickey has been signed to 3 ;6- nsumlers demand. which e determined if the barn is equip- inspect every Dark c-op -for many ties today and Wednesday. cueing month caMract with the new third George Everette. • tobacco spec- ped with a series of screweyes years'.-- His judgment is considered c'onditicins will be g ed. According major ;cortie. ialist at the Wean Kentucky State or pulleys from the top of tee by the trade to be excellent., and to University of Kentucky Agro- • Suffered Attack Experiment Station at Princeton, barn and extending to the floor. because he grows fine tobacco on nomists barns should be opened Rickey's position with the Pi- explained that houseburn IS the A series of 3 to across the barn his ewn farm near Springfield, this morning and cloned at sun- rates has been largely inactive IMMIMIN4-41Pr result of the growth of fungi and may be sufficient. A sample of growers will be ioterested in his down to get- as much drying as during the past two years due to- bacteria on and in tl,e tobacco tobacco can be tied to each rope views possible. Theme is about a 20 per a mild heart attack he suffered leaves when they. becom• too so that one comes at each tier "Each tobacco caring season cent chance that tobacco cut tie after coming bock from a con- moist while hanging in the barn level. A knet in the roes at the there is danger of housebure in day would get rained on before gressional hearing in Waarringtaa. occurs most extensively at floor indicates that the sarnoles every tobacco barn.' • ie •••tieeie ha It Peek said. growers could house it Wednes- Questioned as to whether Ma e.• as temperatures between 60 and 100 are in proper position. The barn and continued. "The 1958 crap day. health would permit him aa take .41 44•441014. diftees where relative humidity can be quickly surveyed by purl- of dark tobacco contained a much • an active part in his new job, In the barn is above 85 prr cent. ing each sample down and feeling smaller percentage of tobacca Inj- Temperatures at 5 a., m. CDT.: Rickey snorted, my -factor says Everette continued. "Poor curing it. ured by to useaurn than did the Covington '70, Louisville 74 Pa- he thinks live just as long of the tobacco crop Is the cause informabon applies to 1957 crop which had more' house- Lex- -Sear ducah 69. Bowling Green 69. attive_aas inactive. Judas. priest! of immense losses to tobacco air cured and fire cured tobacco burn than any crop for the last ington 60. Londen 69 and Hop- EVERYONE WANTS TO SHAKE HANDS WITH THE PRESIDENT-Hands swarm out to shake hands Id rather die 10 minutes loonier growers year alter year. The inj- alike. The sample principles apply '30. years. A large pirt of the kinsville 71. with -President Eisenhower. It's a gathering of the Rural Letter Carriers association and their than be doing nothing 3'1 the ury to tobacco known es house- 'but the activity of the microbes Continued on Page Evansville Ind.. 71. larniliee on the White Ilduse lawn. Some 2,000 Four tnembeis of the association met in Washington.

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FAG% w 0 ..•••=•11, LEDGER 41k 1. — MURRAY, KENTUCKY ••••=.1. TUESDAY — AUGUST 18, 195d THE LEDGER & TIMES ,IMM••••11. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ire. The- Consolidation of Ledger& Tittles Sports the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The rimes -Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January . I. 1942. /b. mem: rem so ems'Rai twilit% JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER its•bisof We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, tet'ers to the Rdoor, •fl todayls iipoiel thrift w Publie Voice :terns which, in our opinion, are not She the Dest tOddif interest of our readers.

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 131111 Monroe, Metinphu, Tenn 250 Park Ave., New York; NT IL idicht, Major Leagut gan Ave., Chicago: SO Bolyston St., Boston. Sad Sam Piling Up Time For San Francisco tandin at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transnusaa as S gsEntered Seeond Class Matter United Press loternotional In Their Bid SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Camer in Murrai per week For The National League per NATIONAL LEAOl•F Flag nonth 85e In Calloway arid adjoining counties, per year, $1.5.1, ass- I earn W L Pct. GB Where, $5.50. Bv TLM MORIARTY off ana then relieved against the :1 nancisco 67 50 .373 the Dodgers in Milwaukee since United Press International Cubs Sunday. He was hack in , Angeles 65 54 546 3. 1955. wound up with a seven- Sad Sam Jones is piling up the bullpen Monday night and hitter. 311:waukee 63 54 538 4 — AUGUST plenty of overtime work in the got a hurry-up call fr:m Rigney In the 15. 1959 Pittsburgh 59 59 .50O 8Y2 second game. Zimmer San Francisco Giants' bid for the after the Giants broke a 3-3 tie led TENSE CONFLICT — Killer Dennis Hopper threatens the lovely Chicago 57 59 .491 9'2 off the seventh with a blast National League pennant. with a two-run burst In the top sorer Cincinnati 58 63 .471 12 the left field screen to give Yvonne Craig, while Pat Wayne protects her in this scene from of the eighth. reliever St. Louis 36 64 .467 122 Manager Brit Rigney called on Johnny Podres his 10th C. V. Whitney's Technicolor production, "The Young Land," victory of the season. IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Philadelphia 49 139 41a 18's the toothpick - chewing :ight- Saves Miller's Win Dan O'Herlihy is also starred in this tale of early California, Pirates Monday's Results bander again Monday night at Take Over 4th The Pittsburgh which plays Wednesday and Thursday at the air-conditioned. New School Buildings 1130,G00 '1.Iiv. 8 LOS Angeles. 1st, too Cincinnati and Sad Sam conic The rubber - armed veteran Pirates took over sole possession Varsity. I s Angeles 4 IlOw. 3. 2nd, night through with two innings of hit- breezed through the last two in- of fou..th place Planning Commission with Profeasional nings the NL by edging - ,n Fran 6 Cincinnati 3.. night less ball to presetve a 6-3 victdry to save Stu Miller's seventh the Chicago Cube, 7-6, and Consultation ' *.tsburgh 7 Ctucago 6. night over the Reds. vict,ry of the season against six the St. Louis Caro- inals outlasted • the - Louis 5 Philadelphia 4. mold losses. Philadelphia IMPROVEMENTS It was Jmes' .pitchinc, The Braves, opening Phillies, 5-4. The D.troil Tigers NEEDED Today's Games .. an impor- appearance in San Francisec's last nipped the Cleveland Indians, St. Louis at Philadelphia, night tant five-game set against Los 5-4, four garnes and enabled the Gi- Angeles in the ,nly schedioed Industrial Expansion San Francisco at Cincinnati, night and San Fran,Asco this Arreocan ants to open a three-game week, League game. Sidewalks, -Curbs and Gutters Los Angeles at Milwaukee, nignt lead rolled to an 8-1 victory , Over the second-ylace LJS, Angeles avec The Pirates spotted the Cubs an Only gxnes scheduled. - s _the Dodgers in the first Widened Streets In Some Areas Dodgers, who split 3 twilight- game of their early 4-0 lead and then bounced' Wednesday' Night's Gaines • twinbal but lost Continued night doubleheader at Milwaukee back to win with Home Building Chicago at Philadelphia the second game, 4-3. on a seventh a gift run' in Jones pitched seven innings a: the seventh inning. Airport For Murray Los Angeles at Ctricinnati inning homer by Don Zimmer. Dick li-oat Chicago last Friday. took Saturday Bob. scored the decisiv'e marker when City San Francisco at Milwaukee Buhl, who has not lost to Auditorium he walked and came all the St. Louts at Pirtabur..h. preceded way around as converted catcher Earl by cornplet.on of curlew-sus- Averill Jr. fielded a bid-bounce pended game of July 12 single to left by Roberto Clemente :old tossed wildly on the throw-in. AMERICAN LEAGUE Stout relief pitching by Citify Team W L Pet. GB The Weekend McDaniel enabled the Cardinals to Crosoao n9 45 .605 fight otf the Phillies. wha made Cleveland 61' 30 .573 it close with a loin -run rally in Baltimore 57 58 .496 12,.2 the ninth inning. 'Previously Owned by a New York -311 59 .496 12 Paul Foytack of the Tigers, • Detroit 58 60 .492 13 Sports Summary knocked out of the box in Sun- Kansas City 55 62 .470 152 Old Lady..." day's washed out game against Litfle B ,ion 34 63 .462 162 United Press International Streit of Forithill. Ont., won her Cleveland. came back to whip. the., Wasrungton 48 (o9 .410 2212 Saturday sixth Candaian Woinen's Open Indians as he scattered eight tuts Surprisingly, that gentle little old lady who never Monday's Resells SEWICKLEY Pa. — The United gall title .by fief/oiling Mrs_ and struck out tough her -1-DOrr751f .3 Cleveland 4 Bruce seven- drove over 30 miles an hour was really on States Wightman Cup tennis McGlue of New York in t 36- 41-1„ ga-...e—s_ta..&Red: - ear's motor. The fact is that start-and.stop driving (earn 'look a 2-1 lead over nett- hole final. 7 and 6. speeds means the motor doesn't warm up Teday's Games ain's top women players. at low Ralt.more at Chicago, night ake• • • enough for its own good. Sludge forms in the motor s' in at Kansas City. night • BROOKLINE, Mass —Australia SUNDAY oil. Derivate to the engine will result. N. at, Detroit, I.Continued from Page One) night took a 2-1 lead over India in the -NORTHVILLE, Mich. — Mike Most of us do a lot of start-and-stop driving these n at Cleveland, night inter-z,me Davis Souchok of Grissinger. tennis fired. room at the courthouse which was days, and that's why it's wise to protect with Phillips Hethseeday's Games shot a 2-under-par as the final Trop-Artic. Motor It flows quickly in a cold at Chicago round and won the Motor City built ,n 1818 The Masonic TemiSie. 66 Oil. CHICAGO—Wiggle II, an Au- built .n 1864. Rusl n Karuias City. night Open golf tournament with a was badly damaged. engine ... resists sludge formation ... tsraltan filly. won the $57.100 Nw York at Detroit. nigat 72-hole total of 268, a record for There were reports of toppled then keeps on protecting your motor on Matr in Stakes by three Megths channeys. crumbled fireplaces Washingt n at Cleveland. night the event. and long, hot drives. atter Round Table scored a hoick c.acked plate glass windows in victory in the Clem McCarthy Trop-Artic is an an-season oil. Get SEWICKLEY. Pa.—The gUnSted Butte . A chimney tipped on the HarkiScap at Arlington Park. It from your Phillips 66 Dealer. States Wighernan Cup tennis city library at Dillon Ms nt trademark ANDRA MARTIN AND JAMES GARNER ale an exciting new Coldwater ream regained the trophy frorn• Dr. Don reciter. seurnoio(ut at SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. the University of California in love team, as the:. romance togsther for the first time in War- Botaan by winning the. best-of- —Bald Eagle won the $51' 500 Sa- Barkeley, said the quake reviler- NOBLE FARRIS, Distributor n..o Bros. -Up Periscope.- Techrucolor-WarnerScUpe" seven match series. 4 to 3. drama ratoga Handicap by a neck at ed a -very stroni." magnitude ot NI. •- News 5••''• . Drive-In Theate. Saratoga. BROOKLINE. Mass.—Auetralia 7.8 pn the Richter scale. He said Murray, Kentucky defeated India. 4 ta 1. to reach two major aftershocks wee, also TORONTO — Marlene Stewart ar,a . Mrs. Rose° Maley and the Davis Cup tennis challenge fecorded. cm of pkorit. M.ch., are visit.• , By comparison, the destructive g round for the 16th straight t:me ts.-rnefolks. .ng a few days with Mr. arid-Mrs. and will try to regain the trophy San Francisco earthquake of 19II6 Mr. SCOTT DRUG CO. Peritms Adams of Detroit, Don Hill. front the U. S. Aug. 26-30 at had a magnitude of 825 and tne 'Axil.. was a recent guest of m- Mrs. Glen Jones and children Forest H.11s, N. Y. one that caused heavy clannags in otives. ,f Michigan are v loting Mrs. NEWPORT, R. I.—Tony Pick- northern California in 1457 reg- Mr. "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" and Mrs. Robert Bishop Vergie Dick and children. ant of England won the singles istered 525 .rid an. and SUCCE Walter R McCoy of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Turner title at the Newport Tennis Tour- Nlichigan were recent guest and Corner at 4th & Main Phone of Mr. and Mrs Herman Dar- nament by defeating Ron Holm- ELVATOR KILLS WOMAN PLa za 3-2547 Ntrs. Matte Jones and other re- nell vacationed at Mamm oith berg Brooklyn, MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPI) — A of N. Y. 5-7, 6-4. e"414k rop -at:Yes. Cave and other / !lit places of interiest 6-1, 0-8, 6-3. 33-year-old woman prisoner was ta cisioNas&et Mrs. Annie WhOney as spend- reently. rCie 4111111111111111111111111=1111111•1111111111111111111111111V SEATTLE. Wash.—Betsy Rawls killed Thursday when her head TPAOf VILE of Spartalaurg. S. C., von he got caught between a jail eleva- Cf Join Our Women's Western Open g if title tor and a wall. Asst. Police Chief with a 72-hole score of 293 and Lee Qu.anthy said the woman, Celebration boosted her season's earnngs to Temple Wanda Bell Lee. was A2444thi, a new woman's record of .$20.- drunk and struggling with offic- and Save at the 963. i ers when the accident occurred.

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LEXINGTON, Ky. - Want to stakes you just put down. If you take a safety precaution that will can't, or they are even partly pay dividends from the first stroke hidden, clear bushes, crops, etc., or the axe7 back until you can. I PAIR MARE MULe.., over 10 Then clear out trees, bushes or If you're usieg a heavy farm FOR SALE heeds. 1000 th weight, 11 years NOTICE Jail crops that obstruct vision at truck_ for these highway entries, old. $200.00. Call 1860-R-4, Paris, exrts from farms to main roads. put your stake distance up to 830 PLENTY OF GOOD, Tenn. Write Romie McClure Route CYPRESS, DEAD AUCTION SALE These view-hiders not only keep feet from the center of your farm 4, Paris, Tenn. 8-19C el'OCK REMON ED FREE. poplar and oak lumber, Lake Stop farm drivers from seeing what. drive. ilisicapt service. Trucks dispatched Grocery. Miller and Shekell's Mill. coining, but also keep main road by two-way radio. Call galled 8-19P REGISTERED HEREFORD SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 1:30 p.m. traffic from BULL. Mayfield. Phone 533. If ae answer seeing farm vehicle% MISS CANADA SELECTED Call RU 9-2467. rain or seine at the late J. N. waiting to get on the main 8-19C c.di refloat Union City, 'vennessea. road. BURLINGTON, Ont. len - A ao— (Buddy) Ryan Farm on Chestnut phone TL' Het e's a good laee rule-of- blue-eyed. honey-blonde teachers SCREW-TAIL SMALL BULLDOG 5-9381. Itro Street in Murray, Ky. Will sell thumb to follow, too, in case Lege graduate was crowned Miss brown. Telephone PL 3-2768. See 1954 Ford WANTED to REN:n SPINET PIANO OPPORTUNITY tractor, piow, planter, you sender what distance along Canada of 1959, winning $1,000 and Mr. M. C. Kenrierly, Murray and cultivator, double We have a lovely Spinet Piano action disc, scal- the roads to cut back the "ob- the right to compete in the Mass Concord Highway. 8-ltiP loped in frent, SMALL FARM WITH NICE house we will transfer to reliable local 2 rotary hoes, structers". America contest. Rosemary Cath- party cultspacker, two rubber tire ALL TYPE OF CLOTHING FOR See Bobby er Annette Coles a on small monthly payments. wag- erine Keenan, Ill, of Frederick- Write ons, 1950 Chevrolet pick-up with 7CA) feet in eaten direction threatens the lovely High Sehol girls, sizes from 8 to 420 Su. 8th. St., Murray, or phoat before we send truck. Hook. town, N.B., a 37-23-36 beauty who two set of sides. 450 - 600 bales (right and left) of where your in this scene from 10. Phone PL 3-2749. 8-19C PLaza 3-2518. 8-18NC keeer-Jophn Piano Co., 312 &a- plays piano as well as she looks, im Joplin, Mo, of jap and oats, electric cut off farm drive enters the main road. The Young Land," 8-21C defeated 23 other lovelies in the saw, 200 new dog crates, dog Drive a stake at these points. Put Answer to Ye...reeve three-day pageant. of early California, CROSSWORD PUZZLE PuzZ14 FOR PAPERING CALL P. C. houses, dog collars, 2000 tobacco your car with its front bumper tiae air-conditionede Richerson, Kirksey, Ky. RU 8-2291. sticks, some scaffolds (sold subj- 10 feet from .the neir edge ol ; ACROSS 6-Get to know 00OII1 00000 8-20P ect to use in present crop) 3 new the road onto which you turn. DROP KILLS 6-Pronoun =SOW 000000 PASSENGER 1-0Iese 7-Man's wagon sheets, several steel drums, Look from the driver's seat and TAIPEI, Formosa run --A Chi- 4- Pim nickname 00 mnmuma um QUALIFIED PIANIST DESIRES 9-Limb 3-Allouance horse drawn fertilize distributor, see if you can spot the white neve student was killed and 13 'KNOWNS'-The two sponsors of 3R BONO MOO atudent& Mrs. Margaret Huth At- LABOR BILL MAKES THEM 12-The self for west. IMMO MOM 1010 corn planter, rastus, coon-foot and - ether persons were injured Thurs- "tough" labor reform hill which 13-Chemica1 11-Man's name kins Elder, PL 3-1701 or PL 3- the administration-backed compound 10-Be mistaken MONO MOO MR section harrows, mowing machine, day neeht when their plane hit a House.229-201 congratulate each other in Wash- 3726. 8-201' passed the 14-Before 71-Obtain rpm JOOM side deli Very rake they are 49-year-old Rep, fl. 16-Imaginary OR for tractor, down draft and suddenly dropped ington. "Unknowns" till now, 16-20ectri6e4 MORM AM001 lnstrustions -old Rep, belt in particle OBO Q000 U003 hoes, rakes, shovels and many 5,000 feet. The victim, Nygyuan Phil Landrura (left) of Jasper, Ga., and 35-year heavens SINGER CLEARANCE SALE. New Mich. Landrum is a 20 ORMO afenil MO small items. Also 2 typewriters, Chin Lien, was said to have fatally Robert P. Griffin of Traverse City, 17-Expel from -Ocean EARN UP to $25 WEEKLY country 32-Propels 11M 0300010 OM Singer Consoles were $169.50 now other office eq u p me n t. All AT Injured his head when the sudden Democrat, Griffin a Republican. _ 13-Natlys -- oneself home addreseing lmmaga 2 MOOR only $139.50. New- Singer vacuum equipment' in good- -repair." Parking enevelopes. Send 'atop tossed him out of his seat. metal toll through ODROU 0 000 $1.00 for information and 21-Symbol for water cleaners only $39.50. Two used no problem, be there. Frank Ryan, Instruc- tellurium 22-Waterway portables $09.50. Two used tions, to C. P. Wyatt, P. 0. Box 22 34-Indefinit• vacuum Admis., Douglas Shoemaker, Auc- .40 -Peruse 8202, Philadelphia 11, Pa. Money 25-Federal article 40-French 49-110 cleaners $19.50. Four treadles. tioneer, agency le-Talents plural GO- Fuss $7.50 ZIG ZAG SEWING Machine Back Guarantee. 8-2.5C (bnit.) 28-3.1416 artkle 51-Knock 27-Three. 29-Essence 41-Note of scale 62-Oravet only $59.50 cash. Used Singer banded 30-illndu 44-Unit of 14-Organ of Console $39.50. Contact Bill Adams, armadillo peseante hearing WANTED 31 32-Pronoun Siamese 201 South 13th, PLaza -Pale currency 155-Grain 3-1757, Mur- HELP WANTED 32-Permanence 33-Suffix: Ilke E WANTED FOR SIX MJ Opening Friday ray. TFC L 31-Showy 46-Clvli Injury 66-Place 34-Preposition old half-collie. Female. 35-Exclamation flower 48-1Ieraldry: 19-A stat• Nice pe 36-Those 311-Sun god grafted (abbr.) for children. Free. Call PLaza holding FLOWERS. WHEN IN NEED OF SALESMAN WANTED. TWO neat 3-5810. 8-20C TWENTY-FIRST office , t=,-1.• . ensn.ty appearing full AI/GLIST - 37 - l'repoel tion flowers for any oteaSi015- TO- to Arnie -or part time 33-C.ty in I illUallaililla all Woods' Green Houses. 8-22C men to aid us in a nati($n-wide France 4 Female Help Wanted 12 MLIM 56::i advertising program. No canvass- ale 41-small rug 444 7UI;we Y a W 42-Narrow, flat Si 18 ing. Leads furnished. Car neces- 15 lb ANY TYPE OF Luo...-rxICAL board sary. Apply in ADDRMSING AT flUeln 43-Netherlande III work. We are avaeable 24 hours person 105 North West Side Barber Shop y.•. Exi•t )9 20 p.21 4th, 11 a.m. to 2 full time. Stars, GPO Box 731, Indies a day. Call us when you need us. p.m. (abb.') IS VA1 VANN • M 44-Ventilatea irqr, 29 la Dill Electric Co. PL 3-2930. TleC , who never 45-Latin Lassiter Building at 15th and Main Streets eonjoneti,os illi Oil • rough on her 47-Lat it stand 31 32 :LAI, 45-eolorful bird .A•s• OM Illl - Ten Years Aso 'stop. driving S—ervices Offered Today 57-stollsiain In FT Willilligiallilaii it warm up crete ill Ledger dk Times File'' Ultra Modern For lour Comfort ill lal 40 in the motor 63-Metel MU ONE THREE ROOM DOWNstairs fa.tener .3,803sm apartment and une eight room 60-AffIrmathr• feZiii nil vote JIll.;3151t upstairs apartment, both furnish- dri ing these up 41-Republican At four o'clock Sunday, party ed. Call PL 3-4552. 13-1121e July 31, at the Murray Wom- * CEILING AIR-CONDITIONING AND HEAT with Phillips an's (onlInty.) WM"- gil " MEM Club House, Miss Jo Ann Shroat, daughter of Mr. 42- Hartle 51 54 55 56 RESTFUL WAITING kly in a Cold 'and Mrs. L. C. Shroat of * LATEST CHAIRS 63-Soak itti" Murray, became the bride of IN [_FOR RENT Elvis Glen Pace, DOWN ill EA 59 son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Pace * AUTOMATIC LATHERERS tg6° of Salem, Ky. 1-Pei-elan bat UI on 2-Tim. gone al.Ii 2 BEDROOM HOUSE Located Miss Jane Earle Johnson, of * STROMBERG-CARLSON MUSIC by Wickliffe, Ky., and Miss 1111111Eill . 1604 Farmer Street. Call RU 9- La 3- Bushy clump Diet,. by esters Sy.dkala, Vora Holland, of Hardin, spent part of last week with 4-Fright /8 2132. 8-181' * AMPLE PARKING SPACE Miss Anna Lee Crass, 1309 Poplar Street. Mrs. John Harkless of Wickliffe, Ky., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Woods and Dr. Woods, at Oakhurst — Beautiful New and Modern Tonic Display — ibutor on the College Campus. Over seventy businesses and professions were cordially invited to visit us on 1110 NISCH repre- You are Friday WITM sented last night at a joint meeting of farm leaders; EDMOND HAMILTON Si.r Rotary Club, Lions Club, and Young Modern Barber Shop. ars sa a=TZa e Z114 Business Men's Club, to see this Friday, August 19, has been selected as the date for AEI the "housewarming" of the Paris, Tenn., Post-Intelli- gencer's new home on East Wood Street in Paris. READY FOR A GROWING MURRAY! CHAPTER 15 "Why should you care what '1 can talk to her again." Mr. and Mrs. Ted R. Miller and son, Teddie, have THAYN MARDEN S olue eyes happens to someone wno is not Hammond suggested "She seems GUY SPANN DON CHAPMAN been visiting Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I ,were orilliant with excitement human 7" she said. And of a sud• quite eager to see me, now that Ray Cable. as She talked with Kirk Hain- de- she turned and came over she's practically convinced I'm mono. and stood facing nim, close to what I say 1 aim" NANCY "Either you are the cleverest him **Am I really so alien, so It was odd, he thought, bow by Ernie Bushiniller impostor ever heard of," she said, repulsive. In your eyes" tensely he waited for Wilson's "or your story Is true. And it all She was looking up at him, reply to that, as though a great checks - that parachute-device and her tilted white face was deal depended upon IL /le did we found, like nothir4 made for provocative In Its mock-innc- not know quite why he should Join Our ages-' cence, The subtle perfume of tier feel like that But he did know that Wilson's answer, when it CHIEF elebration She broke off, then said In- glimmering blonde hair made his tently, "Listen, Kirk Hammond pulses pound, There r:ere little came was a shock. Don't let yourseg be involved in "North Abel says the encepha- ;aye at the taunting devils In her eyes that , 4 this Hooman plot. It will come utterly belied the softiies, of her loprobe will be finished by to- on her to nothing, and you could get face and voice. morrow night- We'll use it following morning, and It's killed." Her small hands reached out the her own fault if she resists it.." "This anxiety of yours about IMO grasped hilt shouldet 3, end learn ILER 1, me I, touching. but hardly Con- her red lips were very close. "But if she does, you Hammond said. "And vincing." Hammond said sourly "Am 1, Kirk Hammond?" nothing," uccess Her eyes flashed W1th im- Hammond fully realized what If I could persuade tier not to re- you'll learn everything." patience -Do you suppose ! care she was doing. Yet for his life sist. "You what nappens to you personally? he could not refrain from the Wilson finally nodded. well try again to make You represent, if your story ts kiss she invited_ Her lips were may as reason. l'n tell the guard true, a vast storehouse of knowl- strangely cool and sweet, and her her see tomorrow after- edge it the remote past_ I don't supple body was firm and elastic to let you In ereteev/ae, so, witssi-ellk beiwo noon." Po, OP - •••••• *am/ want that knowledge to perish. in hie grasp, eacaseearec LER- (mow IOS•6•41.ed Rom.* r*••• wer, lee at Ham- 1k04S61, se "There'll be no danger," ne Next moment he was thrust tie looked shrewdly regard sale lightly. "When our ship is violently away and Thayn was mond as he added, "You horror, completed, well gc It Aithar and looking at him In scornful tri- tee encephaloprobe with LIL' ABNER by Al Capp find out uow you Vramen make urnph. don't you? The necessity for it yourselves so long-lived." "It seems lain not. But you repels you?" %,.'11401.0ER•gi ITS A POSSIBILITY )NAMELY,THAT you, "Yoe haven t a chance In a are to me." Hammond nodded. "I don't billion ot reaching &emu the Hammond, after a moment, like to see even a Vramen's mind I'D NEVER DEAR—ARE A NUT!!- wrecked." said. "We seep too close s watch said steadily, "All right. I hurt CONSIDERED. TP STOP STRUGGLING !!— "Neither do 1," Wilson said. YOU R PAL,NELSON SO HE on the whole Trite:L. And even your feelings and you wanted to THEY'LL T AT NUAD " r U you plowed the Vranken -- hurt mine. Are we even now?" "But like it or not, with the fu- SHR INKAFELLER, WA'- all Hoomen FINE AT She stopped suddenly. The scorn and an g er left ture 01 hanging on .,WAS PRESENT —r C THE the thing will be done. Try P4ucKLE' "Y es 7" said Hammond. Thaynai face. She said, "You re this, EVERY TI ME BLESS ynSANITARIUM!! fl1-571 , '.t Thayn snook ner nead. "Oh. right I'm used to the hatred of to make tier realize chats next afternoon when he no. They 11 get ne information the Hoomen, but you are of an- On the SOME GREAT apts$5.4 len ties lbe elk. r entered the small prison-room, from me, either ey tricks or by other age and your action hurt AMERICAN SOUL!! Gape reemates gut same Hammond had ills mirid made the encepha,oprohe..- me. For a moment, 1 was small INSTITUTION JP TO $176 "Not even to save your mind, and spiteful." up. Ile didn't know for sure iinether lie liked Thayn or de- SALE VALLI/ your sanity?" The avowal was so honest that VANISHED!! tested her, hut, like Wilson, he r month, Rambler "No not for that or anything," Hammond could not help admir- bad no desire to sei..tier mind twinge she answered. and net -one caring tier, lie said, 1 meant whet highest re- blasted. He said so to her as ear- -impareble model, ried conviction to Hammond I said, Thayri. I hate to see your nesth as he could o "Their quest is quite hopeless.. °s- mind destroyed." both N.A.I).A. She shook her bead. "1 will d Car Guide and leeve me. I can't nalia_it. cannot and will not help determined on suicide. But I do these people." um said -Tell re yield to the probe." 41ational Market felt !winless, and want to save you and all the them so. Aral-come agate I ilanunond because he was knowledge you have trom a use- they will let you. I nave much akery helpless. "All right,' he said roughly. "1 .1=1•11=••• and strike it rich! less death." more to ask you about the old hate to see this happen to any- In ner came as she laid her times " one Uut it you're determined to smal hand on \aieseivrult. ria.m- guard carefully let llama ORS pia caste loyalt,,y ahead ot your by Raeburn Van Buren '411 mond flincned slightly and In- mond out of the little locked ABBIE an' SLATS ov,n sanity, there's nothing 1 can stantly Thayn's ex pr ession chamber. He had a lot to thing et do about It." MEBBE SO, PAL changed. about as he went through the rhayn did not answer that for BUT DISOBEYING "So you've already picked up busy Work-chambers in search a moment Her clear eyes studied SKIPPER'S ORDERS the Hooman natrea of us?" she of Jon 1Vilson. his face, and then she said, IS A WORSE SIN eyes searching his race Wilium listened Intently when said, ner -You don't want me made into a ABOARD THIS think us untiuman?" Hammond told nim anal reayn "You too needless idiot?" CRAFT; tried Cr, find word. of nee said about Althar He re- He "1 told you, I don't want that Thavn turned peated It slowly. "'We keel: It dental, but away to happen to anyone." looked weary and close a watch on the whole tri- from him She "You can prevent it if you time te:I And even if you passed the dejected. And for the firm wish," she said. And then as he real Vramen -' That seen- to imply Hammond tell a spark of started to object she aide(' that there are other obetneles for s)iiipathy for ner. quickly, "No. I'm not suggesting UR at Althea beside the Vramen • 'Are you really going to be so that you help me escape, Out She added nothing to that?" foolish as to let them wreck your there is another way ..." mind?' he asked. "Nothing. She stopped short "1 will cell nothing that will as though she realized sbe was Thorn Mordent help Hoomen to reach Antler," letting information slip out" Can trick into she said, without turning. -The vramen make very few 111.1iii.oittid ortrityingUiP Ilia Ilea. re - were - going slips," Wilson Said skept Wally Hoonicti? "Man Who 310~0 411X neve ey." Fiarnmorel said -Per 'information' could be quite the 81nott- reaches ft 4010r- "1ou might as well tell." c:, • chilling china% here tomorraw.

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'IP • RAGE FOUR LE171Grit & TTICES — MURRAY, RENTOCKT TTTESDAY — .AUGUST 18. 1959 and hei astirs. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomason and Mrs. Charles Rob- ertson. WHEN I FEEL ALL MED UP iELLO, INDE CHARLIE 131'0U.)Pi S044.E1IMES .1 II4tNK IAA KIND • • • • I JUST STAND OU BLOCKHEAD! HERE, AND Ti40(.0 ROCK QY OF A VACANT LOT MYSELF. Dr. 0. H. Clopton of Rector, INTO THAT Ark., If guest of his brother and VACANT LOT! family, Mr. and Mrs. Gatlin Clop- ton, Cob:heater Road. Other recent guests at the Cloptons include Mr. and Mrs. John S. Tartar of Ten- nessee • • • • Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Noisier of Rio Grande. lama, have returned home after visiting her sister. Mrs. Miss Ginny Weatherly PERSONALSWet... 0. B. Geunn and Becomes Bride Of other friends and relatives. Mrs. holster is the Mr. Jerry Lee Hopkins In Home i(ontinued from Page Ceremony One) forrner Eulala Boatwright. Mr. and Mrs Pete Van Amer- San • • • • Diego. Ca..1 , spending tobacco in 1957 was oversize and :ngen and child:en. Peter Hans. several Mr. and Mrs. 'led Lask and Telephone weeks with her mother. very:sappy'. Due to latc season Frank and Missy. of Ft. Lauder- Mrs. ilainhter, Susan. of New _Madrid. Alice Jones, Farmer Avenue. heavy rains it appears that there dale. Flurida have returned to • • • • Mo., left Saturday for Etna, Oh.a might be a consideraaie amount Talk their home after visiting for sev- near Columbus where Mr. Las* 'large- tobacco heevaned erol weeks with parents. Mr. and Coven Honoring-- - has accepted a teaching position. a.ain. Every elfort snailit' be • by Mrs Graves • • • Hendon on Olive Mrs. Allen Russell made to properly cure the crop , Mrs. Frances Haman, Alliance, F. H. RIDDLE Street. Peter Hans and Frank To help pevent houseburn the Mrs. Allen Russell was surprised Ohio, has been visiting her moth- Your -telephone manager spent the summer with grana- better growers scaffold tobacei in by members of Murray School er. Mrs. 0715. Guerin_ They toured parents and attended Berea'. order to have it well 'fallen or faculty Thursday mornin gwhen eastern Kentucky and the Smoky wilted before housing. Thoroughiy • O. • • they called at her home on Syca- M untair.s 'fallen or wilted tobacco seldom more Street and gave her gifts • • • sweats pr houseburns. Th2y save Mr and Mrs. .atin for the 'expected baby. Mrs. Rus- McIver are It wide on the tiers and allow Ls:Itng his sell, the former Mary Ann Under- mother, Mrs. W U. good ventilation in the _barn. If Country Club's Nash and Dr. Nash. wood. LS n Ertel :sal teacher in 'Iney will the weather is damp and humidity teach in Auburn. the high school here ans* is on Ladies Day Set For Ala this year high when fires are started. little --he in Inc art leave for the -blessed evese". ckpartment cf the or no sawdust is used tor a few Wednesday, 9 a.m. . college and she Those parncipoting in trie party THE CALENDAR tells me there's a holiday ahead—the in the hii.h school. days. During periods of wet weat- Golf matches will begin prompt- • • • • were Mrs Wells Overbey. Miss Labor Day weekend. And this makes me think of her coke should be burned under ly at 9 am. for ladies day at the two • Miss Thelma Launne Swann. Mrs H B Sparkman is %%sit-. air cured tobacco to present -Calloway 'County Country Club things—a good time (which I'm sure we're all planning) brig her Mrs. Ed Grn, Maw Ann Griffin. brother Matt Sparkman h useburn. Wednesday morning according to safety. and Mrs. Sparkman M:rs Ltia -Ca.rt. Mrs. A. A. Doh- and Miss Spark- "Many crops that were of line golf chairmen. Mrs: Wells Purdom erty. Ass rr.an reside, in Alexandria: La, Mary Lassiter. ,Mrs. Mn. Waialan tee quakaaa an etmeelailde deamaaisaiiise- Alaybiarn.• -• 1 v.atiere she teaches it'''N'asra:- SUSI 'rah' Laisiter: the, barn to beco-ne very low Anyone wishing to play that did j Mrs. Bun r. Jeffrey. and Mrs quality. due to hous.hurn. House- not sign up should be at the pro Grorae Hart SAFETY ON THE HIGH- burn kills the oil and reduces the "hop at the siartine Lme and will Mrs H I) Heck and children. The guests took Caltel atid elasticity in the leaf caUsine it he placed in a feursome by the WAY will be especially impor- Charles . and Liz Ann of cookies for the refreshments. to be tender or "papery". It can chairmen tant this year. There are more No luncheon will sie also materially reduce the waleat be served cars on the roads today than of the tobacco. It is hoped that Wectneaday. the en wers will give strict at ever before in history—and you tention to tirs very important 300 can count on it that most of . of curing tobacco and thereby almtda• them will be out over Labor largely eliminate houseburn in the C crap:- -Peck concluded. .Day. Su, take care and drive J1959-The UMversity- of Kentlicae las Tuesday, August IMIt carefully. You'll have a hap- issued a new bulletin on :he Circle No. I ire the w.s.c.s. ci pier holiday if you do. proper curing of Dark t eaacca the First Methodist Church will which is procurable grata fr.m meet at 230 in the Social Hall of • • • any County Agent's office in the church. either Kentucky or l'enneseee. It Mrs. C. Ray arid Mrs. Louie MRS. JERRY LEE HOPKINS outlines approved methods of cor- Gatlin are hostesses. AND ON THE LIGHTER SIDE The marriage of Miss were. ing antenna both wet and - dry- Reqail -.tr., and daugh- uinnY trimmed with ris..1.11.-‘ns. Weatherly. 'daughter of Mrs. Lu- She carried a cascade of safety and warning, if you're seasons. and should be carefully ter. Mary Elizabeth of Columbia, bouquet of ty--and- Jate--141, -oink eseensffelma ao .v rs who have suf.:1 Miss, ararrtrertes-gattreet going away for Labor Day, -pray Roy Weatherly. to Mr. Jerry Lee fered from the effects of house- cal student of Louisville. Ky., are it safe" and "warn" folks your Hopkins. only eon of Mr. and Mr. Ronald Hopkins, cousin of of burn in past crops. visiting with their parents. Mr. Mrs. Fuqua the groom, served as Best Man. arrival. A Long Distance call will and Mrs. Charles Mereer. main H.pkins, was solemn- ized Friday Mrs. Street this week. Mary Elizabeth evening. August 14th Weatherly wore for her reserve accommodations, help you at six o'clock p.m. dau.hter's wedding has been with her grandparents at the home of a beige anin plan your visit with out-of-town Mr. and Mrs dress with brown five weeks, and will return to Rob Hay. accaaaaies. Her The double-ring cerernalk corsage waa yellow friends and family. Remember her home wah her mother. Mrs. read . P m-Poets. by Rev. Jack Janes, was witnessed when calling Long Distance, it's Regan is the former Miss LaDonne Mrs. Hopkins choete s pales PERSONALS by only inamate friends and im- blue Mercer. linen dress with navy accessories. cheaper to call station-to-station— mediate relatives of the young Prof and Mrs. Leslie Putnam Her corsage was whit" carnations. faster when you know the number. have couple. had as thee!' euest for the Following the ceremony a re- Preceding the nuptial vows. Mrs. Oat two weeks their daughter. Circle II of the WSCS of the ception was held with Mrs. Ho',, Roy Weatherly sang "Because . Mrs. H. L. Carter. husband and First Methodist Church will meet Ray. sister of the bride, as hostess. • • • HEARING WINDUP—Carols Tregoff, 22, talks to attorney two children. Pat and Pam Mr. Alter the closing prayer. Mr. a'Tel in the home of Mrs Luther Jars- The bride's table was covered Robert A. Neeb. Jr., and Ann* Lidholm, former maid Mrs. Weatherly sang "Oh Perfect in arid Mrs. Carter and children were son at 706 Elm at twa-tterty with a lace cloth over yelkw. the hones of Dr. Bernard Finch. testifies at the hearing to Love-. THE REASON I'm so safety conscious is because we at to visit with her brother, and o'clock. The centerpiece was of Shasta determine whether Miss Tregoff should be charged along family. Mr and Mrs Lpren telephone company are continually awae ,safcts's Put- • f • dames. Mrs Harvey Damn and the sena tam doctor in the !Luang of his wife. Miss Lidholm An angetivlistaf alter was made nam at Put-in Bay for a few da3rs Mrs. Keith Pace, aunts of the importance—especially on the job. Because of Tills, we answered the rictirees screams by terning on garage light.. tw.rt baskets of white gladioli. before returning to their home in Mrs. James{ Klapp and Tittle son bride, served the two and gave test.many about M.ss with ferns and Other greenery. be-t -tiered cake, regularly conduct claties in safety and first aid. This Tregoff s activities Greenville, N. C. Jimmy. of Cincinnati. Ohio arnved fore a large wall-mirror as the decorated with a miniature. Bride Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mn. knowledge helps protect us at work, and many times. it's bark ground. and Griainn, and punch from a Norman Klapp. crystal punch bawl. enabled us to help others in emergencies—even saue-lks(es. • • • • The bride. given ,n marriage by her brother, Roy Weatnerly. wore That's why I never underestimate the rules of satety,.4usd The couple left for an unan- Phil a street length dress of white Mrs Harney and son. Phil nounced wedding trip after which I hope you won't either. Dacron fasherled with a Lee of Dallas. Texas are spending fitted they will reside on Farmer Avenue several weeks with parents. bodice and pleated skirt and a her in Murray where Mr tamk•tis. is Mr and Mrs. Noel Melurn, Olive white organdy Jacket. leatunng employed Street. long sleeves tapered to lit the wrist. The low scooped neckline • • • • BILBREY'S was accented by a r Iling collar. The Dorcus Class of the First Tiny tucks and buttons adorned VALUE-RATE the ROCKET Baptist Church will meet at 13:39 the front. She wore a doee fitting pm at the Kentucky Lake State at rOust AUT MOWED MERV KAMM FINAL SALE white feather hat with shoulder Park at the pavilion for a fish length bridal veil attached, and supper. The officers of the class carried a shower bouquet of Of course will'be in charge. e white carnations and orange blos- Summer Goods an Olds • • • • soms. 50% Miss Nettie Weatherly. salter of Is worth more... -- UP TO 50(—f DISCOUNT Thursday. August 20th the bride. was Maid of Honor. 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