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Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky • Community Newspaper 19, 1958 First... nal prowler, as Largest k footed ferret, with Circulation In ight back to con- :s, sucti as prairie Local News The City eing out of hand. animals already and Largest Badlands include Circulation In rarec.on, wildcat* Local Pictures , Se. , chipmunks andw The County es of mice. Cnited IN OUR 79th YEAR Press Murray, Ky., MURRAY POPULATION the Park Service Wedney Afternoon,_ ust2O,1958 10,100 Vol. LXX1X No. 198 a wildlife road get a first-hand Ceylon .imals. Again Rocket Explosion Marks End k Monument, ere- School Integration Ruling Must 25, 1939, enebraces Asks Summit Of Ill-Fated U.S. Satellite' g strip along thip and ranges from 'Conference CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. fired from its Cape Canaveral es in width. (UPI) —A rocket explosion that launching site Sunday morning. Be Carried U.S. scientists had Eisenhower hoped would Out Says If all had gone as planned UNITED put an American-made 11111111111111Th NATIONS, N. Y. satellite with the moonshot package, the (UPI) —Ceylon renewed agita- into orbit around the moon may payload portion w ou Id have tion today for a summit con- have gone off under the waters reached the moon Tuesday night 14 Ordinary Russian Getty's 12-Year-Old ference of the major powers and ot the Atlantic Ocean Tuesday between midnight and 1 a.m., the Arab night. Tourists Arrived For Local Boys States Responsible For countries (111 the Middle e.d.t. and the braking charge, Son Dies'In New York East. The rocket was the final phase a 3,000-pound reverse thrust Sight-Seeing Trip Ceylonese Ambassador Sir of the ill-fated moon rocket rocket, would have been used NEW YORK (UPI) --Timothy 41audeCurea told the United to slow the unit and throw it Win In Junior Clhnstopher Ware Getty, 12- Court Decree Enforcement . NEW YORK ell21). —Fourteen ations G e n 6 FiTeAseeeitibre - it into orbit around the moon. "ordinary Russian tourists" ar- year-old youngest son of one of should instruct Secretary -Gen- This retro-rocket was to have rive today for a 14-day sight- the wora's richest men, died at eral Dag Hammerskjold Two Women been WASHINGTON -(UPI) —Pres- have "the solemn duty" to com- to ar- triggered at the proper seeing trip that will take in Dairy Show University Hospital here Sunday range such a heads of moment ident Eisefilhower said today ply with final orders of the govern- from Hilo, Hawaii. But the Empire State Building, the after undergoing plastic surgery, ment meeting among the there can be "no equivocation courts. United the Air Force had rigged the Washington Monument and Nia- it was disclosed today. States, Russia, Britain, as to the responsibility of the Eisenhower repeated his often France, Re-Arrested unit to fire automatically if the gara Falls for $1,145 apiece, tips The youngster, eon oil interna- the Arab countries and signal federal government" to see that expressed belief "that the com- "other from earth failed to reach included. Jimmy Thompson and Hemp tional oil operator J. Paul Getty countries concerned." He did it. court rulings on school integre- mon sense of the indivickial and not The Russians, including one Brooks, both members of the and his fifth wife, Mrs. Louise. specify the "other countries." The lam are carried out. his feeling of civic responsibility Upon Air Force' has released woman, are billed as the first Murray Training School Chapter Theodora Lynch Getty. had un- Ce had been lobbying Release no information He also said that each slate must eventually ohne into play. for on the fate of plain tourists to visit here under of Future Farmers of America, dergone surgery last October for o include the two stages has the responsibility to see that If we are to solve this such a that plungeehinto the...Communist regime. held the Jersey .and-.Rolstiain the removal uf a brain tucour. problem!? call. it also was the Atlantic the court mandates are not op-' • active, Sunday after the Official parties of scientists, champions respectively yesterday Hospital authorities said the - Prepared Statraothit with ndia, Burma and Indo- first-stage Thor ballistic missile posed by • Violence. Within minutes after being athletes, diplomats, farmers and at the District Junior Dairy operation was successful. The nesia, in seeking Afro-Asiate -sup- re- blew up at the end of 77 seconds' "It (a state) cannot by acti.in The President opened his leaseddrom the ballet dancers haste come before. Sleow. boy re-entered the hospital Last port for an arreadmeni 4lighte. But- if thee or deliberate_ lithium_ to - Yfe4.4a.Y . meeting :with a , two women were -Meet hpehiele- Osfenefbly ate 'few Tat? animate, owned. Ifffeh Thursday --rtir Praha' therfh Western-backed resolution before arrested had not been recovered from mit violence to frustrate the by saying that he had prepared and taken into custody just folks who lined up at an shown by the Calloway FFA'ers remiove the scars of the pre.viou.a the assembly. The amendment by of- the ocean floor, and if water preservation of individual rights a statement in anticipation of ficials from Marshall American Express office in Mos- won over entries from eight operation. His unexpected death would write in a call for the County or damage had not upset the as determined by a court de- questions about the decision of this afternoon. cow and paid their own money Western Kentucky counties. A was attributed tentatively to a United States and Britain to automatic firing sequence, cree," the President the 8th US. the to see America. total of 51 animals were entered heart condition, said in a Circuit Court of pull their forces out Rosemary Parker and Mrs. D. rocket of Lebanon brake presumably would Like all visitors, the Russian in !he PTA competition statement which he read at the Appeals in St. Louis Monday. and Jordan D. Simpson were two of the with "at an early date." have exploded on schedul Tues- Rubbernecks 79 entries opening of a news conference. The court set aside a ruling by four persons released must open their being made in the The Afro-Asian group, split from jail day night. "It is my hope that each state US. District Judge Hairy J. today after suitcases for customs and present 4-H division. The Junior Dairy badly with 12 of its members paying a fine of $50 will full'iN its obligation Leenley of Hope. Ark., suspend- phis their visas and passports to tin- Show held at the War Memorial ov. F au us is with a *wiring the Western costs. Ilhey were arrested resolution migration officers. Fairgrounds in Mayfield is spon- full realizetion of the gravity ing integration in Little Rock and 10 last week by county favoring the "early date" officials sored of any other course." Central High Wheal los two having Then they go to the Governor annually. by the State De- 111 amendment, scheduled a meeting .cerifederations with _per, Defiance- arid L S. Wheeler Clinton Hotel where they plan partment of Agriculture in co- Newt cfavi For by a hate et this one-talf years. _ this afternoon attempting ti suns who had taken property find of to rest. operation with the 4-Hand FFA duty would present "the most After reading the statement, Unity. another with the purpose of Thursday they start the bus organizations and the University serious problem," he said. the President said that he would. India hianta 1)41010n converting that pruperty to their sightseeing tour that takes in of Kentucky. "But there can be no equivo- have northing further to say on India also was pressing own use. This was Is Buried In for later amend- Chinatown, Wall Street, Harlem, Murray Training School domi- Supt. Blossom cation as the responsibility the ;natter for the present be- the deletion of any reference ed to petit larceny. a the Empire State, the United nated the Future Farmer division the federal government in such cause other plha.9es of school in- to a UN. peace force, as suggest- The original charge came Nations, Broadway Theaters, with 21 blue ribbon entries. LITTLE ROCK, Ark, (UPI) — an event," he said. • tegraelon controversies are penal- ed by President Eisenhower- last after the two wurreen arid maga- Greenfield, Mo. FeifthhAvenue stores and a few Jimmy Thompson's "flashlight Little Rock School Supt. The President said . in the ,courts. - Wednesday, from zines Virgil Ms posi- the resolution valued at $7.30 to J. H. residential areas. Marsella" was the FFA T. Blossom „-cer- Jersey planned to take his tion was exactly that of a year But, in answer to later ques- zubmitted by Norway and Mx Rogers of Lynn Geove, and later After that, they ea to Wash- senior cham pi on and grand strife-torn school's problems di- ago_ He then quoted from a tkans, he said there had been r impor- Cher countries with Wsetern changed his )irth check to $73 before ington, Chicago. Buffalo and Ni- champion. Hamp Brooks' -Corn- rect to Gov. Orval E. Faubus statement then in which preliminary negotiations locking he said: bailkine casting it. Funeral services for Lewis S. agara Falls. American Express cuopia Segis Ferrite" was the today. The school board said it "The very basis of our Indi- toward talks between himself Japanese Foreign Minister Today with Robert Wheeler, age 84, who died Mon- is furnishing FFA Holstein Mine, who an interpreter. senior champion will take the case to the U.S. vidual rights and tress rests and his aides and Gov. J. Lind- tent For Ailchiro Fujiyarna aLso was play- described himselif day. August 18 at 3:30 am, at and as a "friend", The trip costs $330 for hotels, grand champion. Supreme Court. upon the certainty that sey Almond Jr. id Virginia on ing a major role in seeking to the Murray General t h e representing the four, county Hospital, meals and tips; $815 for plane Show results by classes and Blossom said he would "get President the rac.al amend the., Western resolution. and the executive integration situation attorney Bob Miller moved that were conducted Tuesday after- fare roundtrip. breeds with the champion of each in touch with Faubus He was expected to some time" branch of government will sup- in achools in that stele, partic- promote a the charge be reduced noon et Greenfield, Mo.' Two tourist, parties sold Listed first and all other blue- today to "arrange tarthula calling to petit by a meeting." port and insure the carrying out ularly at Arlington just across ha Hamrnarsk- larceny and Mr Wheeler was making his American ribbon wianersFF. that the four ..be Express are yet to A jnsyisotedare as fol- The governor's office said of lie decisions the Potomac !Porn Washington, heed to malice arrangement*, in borne M Mee follow. of the fedveal Ilefneee hieln Ono be given a six time of his mwaher by alr and one Faubus had no,Immediele COn. Lebanon and Jordan that would crefret.'" • and Norlirek. months jail sentence vetech with a son. &vett Wheeler on on the French often liner, ren- ment on Tuesday's announcement "make possible" the withdrawal was The President did not specifie Thomas& of families of fed- to be suspended if Route 3, IlluPfeh. dre. Both are expected in Sep- Junior calf — Charles Eldridge, by the school board that it will gf the Anglo-American forces. the four ally mention the use of troops. mai esnpioyes live in these two stayed out _of Calloway He is survive dby one daugh- tember. Murray Trainihee Ben David Fu- I seek a last-ditch stile of Mon. eif AS it stands, the Western- County. But his statement appeared to areas. Shortly after the two ter, Mrs. Peter Farmer. Lerner, The only restriction American qua, Farmington. Andy Rogers, day's eighth Circuit Court of backed resolution contains no women make it clear that he would use The President declined to say had left the judge's MO.; four sorts, Joe W'heeler, 9xpress has heard of is that Murray Training and Ralph Appeals ruling to reverse a fed- reference to withdrawal other e office, they them again as a last resort. whether he personally theurs a were arrested by Kenneth Mexico. Mo., Ernil Wheler, Wal- the party caithet vise the Chi- Black, Sedalia. eral district judge's order post- Steel than a passing mention of formal Capps He said that all Americans beginning of racial integration et of she .Marilhall County nut Grove. Mo, Everett Wheel- cago stockyards. Whether that is Senior calf — Howard Steely, poning integration at Central declarations of intention to do sheriff's must underhand that if indivi- public schools_ He said that he office and taken to er, Rt. 3, Murray, Hurst Wheel- for security or aesthetic reasons Murray Training; Edward Moore- High School. so filed with assembly President Benton te duals. communities or states are had always declined to do ei be jailed. er, Potato City. Okba.; twelve was not made known. land, Cuba, Robert Wright, Far- Faubus challenged the school Sir Leslie Munro by the United "going succeirefullly and nnice becoming president. He Officials grandchildren and mington, Walter Steely, Murray board Tuesday to keep Negroes contin- Cash States and Britain. said the two were four great- uously to explained that he Training and L om a s Brown, out of Central or defy the courts, then was sworn ti Corea, charged with taking gra ncichi ldren resign. the first Afro - Asian property South Marshall, there is anarchy." defend the Constitution and th it under false He was a member of t Ups And Downs Of 2. The governor said two other speaker to intimate officially to pretenses in Mar- h e He said that it would weaken public opini Greeneieed Junior yearling — Jimmy alternatives to action by him- all Americans the assembl ythat a move to shaft County. Baptist Churc Life and Trial To Lad Thompson, Murray Training and self and the Legislature would make it much more doff-e- floxes torch through an "early date" Greenf.eld, Mo, where the fun- Wayne Ezell, Murray Training. be: mit far him to carry out h.t Theasure as an amend- eral was conducted with burial De -'-either G-ULFPOIlfle Miss. (UPI) — Senior yearling — Wayne Ez- —The school board can invoke Gaulle Begins duties if he seated publ.cly ment or a separate resolution — Services in the Sinking Creek Cemetery, Planned By Eleven - year - old Craig Jones ell: James F. Spillman, Wingoo the school assignment law, under Tour whether he agreed or dingretd said there was "a very narrow Everton, Mo. In Africa probably will thi nk twice in the Charles Eldridge, Murray Train- which a student is allowed with a court decision. gulf" between the Afre-Asians Pleasant Valley Local funeral arrangements to For future before trying a solo., flight ing and Larry .Armstrong. change schools if he doesn't like Support and the West were conducted by the Max H. Church Of Christ in an elevator — the school nearest him. Churchril Funeral Home, and then un- doubtedly, Will decide againit it. -J-ifnler champion Howard —The school board can meet Craft sneaked irate an office Steely. Murray Training. with parents of the Negroes who PARIS (UPI) — Premier Unemployment The Pleasant Valley Church of building elevator Two-year old — Larry Arm- attended Central last year, and Charles de Gaulle begins a Christ plans a series of gospel Monday, anx- 12,- James Burkeen Robert L. Puckett ious to rise strong, Sedalia and Ralph Oliver, with NAACP leaders. He sug- 000-mile tour of France's meetings which will begin Sun- in the world. Alone, colen- Murray Training. gested the board discuss with :al day, August 31. e Completes Artillery he peeled the operating button. possesekens WI Africa today 1111111° Three-year old — Danny Cun- the Negroes what an High In West But then he had qualms about insistence to win support from 19 miliion Paul Hodges, ininister of the Course At ninghern, on is Transferred Chaffee his trip and tried to Kirksey, Bobby Mead- integration might bring about African voters for his constitu- College Church of Christ in Mur- jump out ew, Murray Training; Jimmy and Negroes, he said, could ray, will be the evangelist. Con- before the doors dosed. tional reforms. He Thompson, and Gerald 'Murdock, withdraw the students from Cen- Ky.: Judge gregational singing will got past the inside door, be led Lynn Grove. tral. De Gaulle Met firth to Mada- To Clinton each night by Doris Harmon. Fort Chaffee, Ark. (AHTNC) but the eutekie or slammed Four-year old — Ralph Oliver gascar off the east coast of Airi- The services will begin each —Pvt. Robert L. Puckett, son in his face. He managed to and Gerald Murdock. NOTICE ca. swings through equatorial night at, 8:00 and will continue of William C: Puckett, Route 1, clutch the outside door, where Hardin, Ky., Five-year old—Jimmy Thomp- African and ends his tour eight PADUCAH`(UPI) — McCrack- throughout the week of August recently completed he remained clinging terrified Mrs. Jeff Miller says she has eight son, Walter Steely and Charles days later in Algiers before all en County Judge Roy Stewart, James 0. Burkeen, eon- 31 through September. 6. The weeks of advanced- artillery for 15 minutes while the self- two kittens six weeks old that Eldridge. France votes Sept. 28 in a re- speaking as local administrator servationist. -has recently been church Is located about five miles training at Fort Chaffee, Ark. operated elevator soared past she will give to anyone who Senior champion and grand ferendum eltablithing the Fifth for the Surplus Commodity Cor- assigned to Hickman County. Ky., east of Murray on the Potter- Puckett entered the Army ire him. would like to have charnpion—"Flashlight Marsella," them. Mrs. Republic. poration, said Tuesday that "un- to work on the Obion Creek town Road. Everyone is welcome March of this year and received Fireman finally Miller may be reached rescued him Jimmy Thompson,. at her employment is worse in this ratershed Program. to attend these meetings. basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. unharmed. home, 808 Sycamore Street, FFA Guernsey or The new constitution will area of western Kentucky than telephone at 1404 He assumed his duties in Clin- W Jr.nuyearling—Larry Ray Boyd, The kittens maintain France as a parliamen- people think." are white. Mrs. ton last Monday, August 18. Miller says, and tary demorracy but increase the Stewart based his observation are very pretty. after be ing transferred from Sr. yearling—Larry Ray Boyd. powers of the president a n d on the number of appeals by Srnithland, Ky. past Government Controls TO—Curb For the Inflation Jr. champion—Larry Ray Boyd. curb the powers if the Natrona! needy faroilies for food distribut- four months Burkeen has been Two-year old — Joe Harris, FIVE DAY FORECAST Assembly. ed under the surplus commodity receiving in the North Fork- South Marshaele plan. Rough River pilot watershed in Flatly Ruled Out By Eisenhower Today Five-year" old — Joe Harris. Kentucky — Temperatures for The constitution Lifters the 11 "Appeals from this area have Breckenridge County. South Marshall. the five-day period, Thursday African territories membership been growing steadily for the Be has been employed the By DAYTON Grand champion — "Maxim's through Monday, will average in a "French community." Each entire summer, and about 100 by MOORE lion dollars in the red this fiscal find it to their own best in- Soil Conservation Service United Ruby's Rosland," Larry Ray two to three degrees below the member would be Largely inde- more families have appealed for since Press Internetional year. tereete to stop trying to subvert 1052. Since that time he WASHINGTON Boyd, the senior yearling. state average of 75 degrees. pendent but the army, currency, food since July," Stewart said. has (UPI) —Pres- The Presidenre wearing a small nations arid will tet thin Sorked for SCS in six Kentucky ident FFA 'Holstein Turning cooler Friday and Satur- diplomacy and telecernmunicae Stewart said in his opinion 'Eliserahower tcloay flatly brins-n summer suit and vest, find 'their town destinies. counties: Calloway, Fulton, Hick- ruled Senior calf — Elwood Brown, day and warmer about Sunday. tierh wetild be the same for all. the only solution for the problem out any government con- white thirt end brown polka-dot Declines Troop Comment men. Metcalfe, Livingston and trols at this South Marshall; Hamp Brooks, would be an increase in the time to curb initia- tie was in t good rrrood through- Declined to say exactly when Breckenridge. Murray Training; Elwood Brown, number of job openings in the tion. out the meeting with reporters. the United States will A native of Calloway County, withdraw South Marshall and Jerry Max Paducah area. The President vigorously told He began by reading a pre- the result of its forces James graduated from Murray from Leba- Griffith. Sedalia. U.N. General Assembly Backing up his statement were h* news conference that labor pared statement appealing non, but repeated State College in 1947. Frith to to that it would Junior yearling — Jerry Max figures from the Paducah office 8. Work and management prudence—and be beginning his work "common sense" and "reeponsi- as soon as the 'legal govern- Griffith, Sedalia. e of the state for SCS, he as rrruch of a cut in government Department of Eco- econo- bility" in soeving the school in- ment of Lebanon requested it Junior taught agriculture from 1947 spending champion — Elwood Speeds West nomic Security, which serves as poesible — are Mill tegration or Proposal until 1962 in Trigg and Fulton problem. He pledged the United Nations makes Brown, South Marshall. McCracken, Livingston, Ballard, the best ways to cope with the counties. to uphold the Constitution and preparations to a avu re security Four-year old — Hamp Brooks, Carlisle and Hickman wage-price spiral. counties. battle against the "anarchy" in the area. Murray Training UNITED NATIONS, N Y. the prospect of many chenghs They showed that unemploy- He said that Congress, after which he said wouid result if —Reported that the United Five-year old—Elwood Brown, (UPI) —The United Nations before paesage. Indian and oth- ment in the fiveecounty area was having been in an economy mood the courts are defied. Stales has no evidence that Red South Marshall. General Assembly began over- er members of the Afro-Asian almost double last year's figure only a year ago, now seems to Weather On either subjects, the Presi- Chinese boss Igao Theetung is Senior champion and granri time sessions today to speed bloc were eppeeed to a resolu- for the month of July. In July be on a spending cycle. He con- dent: playing a major part in sihaping champion — Hamp Brooks, Mur- passage or a Western prophet tion that does net set a time- 1957 there were 2.139 on the siders this a mistaken policy. —Repeated Soviet ray Training, the adm Mist ra t ion policy. with five-year old to send UN. Secretary General table for American and Bretith unemployment claim list. In July Report It WIIIS for this reason, he said, warning that if Soviel-eneour- --Repeated his proposal that named "Corncuopia Segis For- Dag Harnmarskjold to the Mid- troop withdrawal 1958 there were 4,932 on the n International that frem the Mid- Keel Press he vetch xel;rial bills aged indirect egetessi on cent n the U.N. elhould ma." claim list. E. have a police dle East in search of peace. dle East. 11E0 which he thought irrvolve u es the world is headed for force, but said Pt may have to 4-H Jersey iOfficials in the Economic Se- T. spending too Assembly president Sir Leslie India Seeks Change Forecast for all sections of much money. As What he called real trouble. await a . Junior calf — Danny Kemp, curity office said it But growth tie common Munro of New Zealand ordered A series ef was usually Kentucky: far as possible, he said the gov- he said Calloway; Gary Vaugh. Hickman; meetings if venous considered tlhat does not mean the sense and tolerance among na- sessions at 10:30 that total unemploy- Mostly fair and a little warmer ernment thould spend Carolyn am., and 8:30 piwer blocs was scheduled to only for world would necessarily become tions. He said 'he chd not think Kay Price, Graves and ment would be double the num- items pan. so the 25 remaining speak- censider ways of amending the ter today, tonight and Thursday. the it arteolutely needs to- engulfed in a big war. that Johnny Ridgeway. Graves ber of persons on the Claims He said the prophet itself could ers—including France and Rus- High today 83 east to 90 west. day. Despite What Senior calf Western resole/tea to have it list. he called his that if the free world follows be kept before the U.N. now on — Lillie May Har- tonight 80 . east to echnomizin.g efforts, rison, Calloway; sia--douki state their positions mention some date for Anglo- Lowest 68 the govern- a firm, heady course he be- an urgent basis. Arab Danny Kemp, That would make the total and other before a vote expected Friday. Asnerican troop west. High Thursday 85 to 92. ment is expected to run 12 bile lieves the Soviets witbdraWal. estimate of jobless in the five- will eventirally (Continued en Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) The We/tern resolution faced Ceatinu.ed on Page Four county area almost 10,000. ,
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io-PY NOT All LEDGpteis• r • witIoNor.ifirrser.me..00/. PAGE TN; f11111._ MURs.1+ Y. KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 20, 1958 THE LEDGER & TIMES MAJOR LEAGUE SPORTS PARADE • BLISHED by LEDGER a TIMES Can The New York Yanks Blow Their Big PUBLISHING COMPANY. Ino. By JACK CUDDY nsolldation of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway es-Herald, Timea, and The STANDINGS United ,Preas International October 20, 1928, eine the West Kentuckian, 1942. January WS A.NGL DPI) -ire- Ten Sy United Prow International it B. Kahn said And A Climax toctay the fin- Half Lead Now At The • JAMES C. ILLIA' , PUBLISHER National League Abets& success of the Floyd Pat- e reserve the rson - Roy Harris healeyrweepht By JOHN GRIFFIN sas City swept a twi-night , Cards and Wally Post and Sony right to rej any A. ,ertising Letters to the P'' Team W L Pct. GB A's Public Voice items whicn, tle fetht will weber United Preen International bill Baltimore, Hemus for the Phils. in our opuaion, are not for the Milul'aukee 70 49 596 in a new from 4-1 and tel est ot our readers. era of regional, Drysdale pitched San rms. as wee as na- Say 6-4, and Washington handed Dc- Don a rive- SR 54 .584 6'2 hional, now, can the New York ATIONAL theater. teleivisein in toe- troit its fifth straight loss. 3-1. hitter for the Dodgers' opening REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMERecie Los Angeles 57 60 487 12 Yankees possibly blow this rinroe, Memphis, 1368 In the 10 innings, 4-3; Pittsburgh game win and also hit his fifth Tenn : /SO Park Ave, New York; 301 Ii St. Louis 56 60 483 -12el American League pennant after n Ave., Chicago: •ela- Kahn, president of the downed the Chicago Cubs, 4-3; homer of the season. Char, 90 Bulyston St, Boston. Chicago 55 64 462 15 Tile- all? rornpter Corp., predicted St. Louis edged the Philadelphia Neal's short homer over tliL ocred at the Post Cincinnati 55 64 462 15 that Sounds fantastic, because the °Mee, Merray, Kentucky, for transmission -tencefe,r1h the Phila. 5-4; and the Los Angeles left-field screen in the second as Philadelphia 52 62 managers of Yankees still have a 101 Second Class Matter 458 15/12 champions a game Dodgers inning was the deciding- i and contenders In teed over the swept a twi-night twin blow. Chicago White 'BSCRIPTION RATES: By various cEvisions will bill from Milwaukee, 4-1 and Johnny Podres allowed the Carrier in Murray, per week '0e, par investigate Sox with just 35 games to go. onth 85e In Calloway anu adning ceunUne pee Yesterday's Games the posibilities of' closed-cireuit 7-2, to end the Braves' seven- Braves only four hits in thr- here, year, $3. e We- But it's just an outside $5 56 Pitteburgh 4 OS TV purses before Pos- game winning streak. nightcap. amigo signing for sibility today because the White San Traacism 4 Cincinnati 3 impor t an t matches. Sox are on a Ned Garver won the opening WEDNF.SDAY — AUGUST 20, winning streak IL 1958 S:. Louis 5 Philadelphsa 4 He ex.plainexi, "The Patterson that now game for the Orioles, his 11th - has reached six games Los Harris ictory, with -hitter Franchises Angeles 4 Milwaukee 1. 1st fight at Wrigley fAeld and the Yankees are on a five in For Two a four- which Loa Assge6e5 7 Miheaukee 2, 2„d Monday night yeas un.: that had game losing streak. he allowed only one earn- Cities Proposed By IMPROVEMENTS been generally ed run. The A's slammed out AUTHORIZED underrated by Dick Donovan's. our-hit pitch- the IS hits to take the nightcair Senators public, sports writer's and ing kept the Sex surging Tues- Ten New 2ity Hall and Gas Building . Today's Games ocide-enakers. Roy Sievers paced the Sena- .. . $120,000 Yet, Patterson's day night with a 7-1 victory Sewer Plant Expansion purse from over tors with a 4-for-4, driving in $125,000 C:nemnati at San FrenetSeo all sources will ap- Boston. At New York, hom- A FRAMI-UP-Argenttne two of Washington's three rum New School Buildings Davis pryers-nee $311,000 and •Harr,s ers by Rocky Colavito and Vic WASHINGTON (UPI) $110,000 M.lwaisitee al Los Angeles, night Cup with his - feta player Eduardo Soriano will get his guaranteed Wertz helped the Cleveland 34th homer and a Planning and Pheadetehia at Si Louis, nteit is $100,000. In- ,enators, headel by Hubert If. Zoning Commission with framed by the smashing Settled dians hand single. Prvsburgh at Chicago 14ane4eapa the Yankees their Hunirihrey D - M.nn 1, today Professional racket of Barry McKay (not ninth loss Win In Last Frame ' Consultation The folio was a teelld product" in the last 12 games, iuggeiited a frandhise shoulii shown), of Dayton, Ohio, as 8-6. The Giants gained their 19th be the latter that tams hard to sell because of granted to the Minneapolis moves in to return Happened last inning victory of the season -Si. IMPROVEMENTS bell. This champion Paterson' year Before Paul area NEEDED Tomorrow's Games unusual picture was - long when Orlando Cepeda reached if the Ain. etean Lea- taken during :nact.vity and Harris' gue expands P:t•aburgh at Chicago the singles match compara- The greatest flopperoo of mod- first base as Johnny Temple to 10 dearns. Industrial Expansion at the tive ebecurfty. Pheacielphse Westchester Country Roy never had ern times was staged, dropped his In a letter by limn- at St. Louis: night Club, of course, pop fly in a collision. Sid,sfalks, Curbs, gutters Rye, N. Y. McKee, went fought otatside of Texas a n d by the Brooklyn and *fey to Will If: iride, _ Milwaukee at Las Angeles, night On Dodgers of 1951. then came all the way in presideri tO 11161. 114. 6-S, 1.6, never on television They blew of the American Widened Streets COketnnati sit San Francisco of arty kind. a 13½-pme lead in on Willie Kirkland's triple. Lague, the In Some Area* - leciotTes the made dhaller.g- last 41 garnes of. the season lewu-run Nomers by Bill Maz- pfstrired-reite-etne--Te.:7I Continued Home Building er Roy a in 6-1 underdog. a tailspin that started on troski and. Dick Stuart gave Cities have a vast trade ter-ia kirport "Because For Murray of . the tinter euevess Aug. 11 and then lost to the the Pirates their victory over wry, populated by avid American League in the face City Auditorium MAJOR LEAGUE of innumerable han- New York Giants in a three- Chicago, with Stuart's Sixth-Inn- fans and with a partie,.C.ir in- dicaps, Team W L Pct. GB Pm convinced that the game pennant playoff on Bobby ing wallop off Taylor Phillips terest in baseball...wh,:re ex- New time has Thomson's York 74 45 .622 ceerne ear Teleprompter historic homer. being the winner. tellerst stadiurn facilities are al- to Chicago 63 55 534 leee LEADERS try to establish a continuity New York had a 6-3 lead Noble Landrith's eighth-inning ready available and are abut 1 B Aston - 59 57 509 131•2 United Press International - of attractions by staging four until Colavito blasted a three- homer broke a 4-4 tie to give to be expanded." run Detroit 56 60 .483 16es NATIONAL LEAGUE 4 of five big fights eadh year on homer for, the Indians in the Cards their win over the BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY the Cleveland' 57 62 .479 17 Piaster AB Pet. a national clotedeeizeuit basis fifth inning, his 28th, to Phits. Stan Musial and Gene tie dateporee 55 81 Mu, 384 54 133 the more. Wertz then W9II Freese- -also homerecl for .the • Fear ye not, stand stiff and see the ittlira- Kansas City 54 83 .482 .441bn in 453 72 362 1 Kahn seed. the- game for the Tribe with tion of the Lord. 19 155 Exo,lus 14:13. Waehington Mays -4:1-11kkiliengid41.14Acc- ots;ti' "Irtgly: a two-run harper in the Tune The emergence 51 66 .436 22 458 85 151 .900 cgi;5 vaer-alhn hsjL'a he seventh. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO.. in of the Children of Israel•Argna__, ..kA,t Boston - i.. ae rer-Pcert -Pease. - tv- inr 117 The most amazing .218 nn y when human pages of Skinner 415 76 112 _teens" of possible matches in- Jackie Jensen 14-IELGE history. One thing we'know th hit his ,80STRONI elsraelites have Yesterday's Games AMERICAN LEAGUE kwirnPatterson,e-rson,in.""""4 ihiehn'' 33rd homer for the Red Beige developed into a truly leading teiseavy- Bo.etrom, a big time human race winning Karisais Player Pet. .m eight cha.mie.on Sqx in the fifth inning. It was "KENTUCKY .Nobel Prizes exceeding C -j 4 Baltimore 1. 1st AS R -° Archie Moore, hockey st,ar nearly 30 yeiars ago. any comparable population Runnels .327 mekilewe.ght Donovan's seventh win in the while thee Egyptians Kansae City S BaltimiAre 4, 2nd 419 77 137 ruler Sugar Bay still holds the record for scar- haVe gane steadily - backward 2,22r last eight starts and from world Cleveland 8 New York 6 Cerv 338 70 123 ,titrison, ave!terweight King his 11th ing on penalty leadershe complete game of shots. Noted for Washingten 3 Detroit 1 Kuenn 427 56 137 V,rg.I Akins. and lightweight the year. hie "heavy" FISHING 221 Braves thot, the bully de- Cleicage 7 Boston Goodman 313 champa,n Joe Brown. Lon Two fensernan 1 35 100 .319 In other of the Chicago Black Sievers Won't A.L. games. the Kan- 413 73 131 .317 Promote Boute Hawks (192943). once h.: nine Home Runt "Le; me make it penalty FORECAST" clear," he shots in a row. Bostrom • Ten Years National 'League: A mpliasized, -that Ago Today Today's Games Banks, Cubs we .t Tele- captained she Black Hawke in 38; Thomas. pempter will STATION Cleveland at New York Pirates 32, Aaron, not be the pro- 1932-23 and al.so served as an Ctecago Braves 26; Mathews, m. era of any Ledger & Times at Boston Bravos 25, ferhes; but we assistant coadh. File Robinson. w:1.1 eteoperarte Kansas city at Baltimore. night Redlegs 24. -with any prornot- Whatever happened to Helge Arrierican ; or- including the 13.- WNBS Detroit at Washington, night League: Mantic, Internatienel airm' Now 64, he runs a Yankee., Boxing' Club - 35, Som.ere, Senators 34; that can Awake stammer resort area in northern Call- way rouW-Fiiii-gOf- Jensen, .ind • stage Thursday Underway this morning lied Sox 33, Cere, Ath- .1,g-time mitecees. Minne.a.1a, near Grand. Rapids. - 5:45 p.m. Outland's Loose Leaf Fluor leUcs And we with fair officials predict- Tomorrow's Games 29; Coleves... lists no 211. win he with guaran- - g larger and better exhibits - ees fez the champiarta,- this-year than ever before. at New eYerk.-Yeght Rues.- Settee I. -at- -lease" Mr. and Mrs. National Oarseern:ng Keith Pare of Hardin. Kan City at Wee:engem, night t, League: Banks. etkly regional ci,eed - stir Ky.. opened home Sunday. August De•ror. a*. Berirnere, BM; Ilhieenas, Pirate's 95, Aaron, circuit eights, he explained that 15. for a reunion of the im- night ediate Irvin family. Braves 76, Anderson, Phils a7'bouf like next manth's'-' Mrs. Pace was a daughter .• Beeon, night 75, MURRAY LOAN e of the Cepeda, Angeles CO. Dr. Oscar Irvan of Murray. Giants 74. match between weker- American League: Jensen. Red weights Carmen Basilio and Art Miss Rebecca Thurmond, Sox 105; S.evers, Senators Aragon couki have daughter of Cecil Thur- Virgil Akins Big lec been piped ond has accepted Cer,v, Athletics , to theaters in three a position with the Land 83; Colavito. or four Far- epartrnent Requisition Favorite Tonight than, ern of the TVA at Chattanooga - 80; fithessle, Yankees 78. stale le-rA loon uties and began her !ao all concerned." this week. She has been *Salsa in the offices of the H. CHICAGO (UPI) - National . Shlikelford Company Virgil League: Grampus, this summer. Ak.ns a strong favorite to G.an's 7-3; kaydon. Pirates 7-3; Mr. and Mrs. score his fifth strai‘n knockout Januel Garcia of Buenas *ann. peewee f6-S; Aires, Argen- when - he enters pu,km:Bill Graham na,- announce the engagement the ring ton:ght ; Red: 1441 Willey,. Braver 5-1 and approaching mar;for :he age of their daughter, flrst time since winning 4 Ruth. to Mr. Hugh T. -11cElratk, the welterweight SWIM RICORD-Mary Marga- of Dr. and title :n June. - Mrs. Hugh M. McElrath of ret Revell. 20, munches candy edding Murray. The -Akins' i.e.ipunent in the tele- Sex 114; Hyde. -Senators Fires 163 In date has been tentatively 9-4: bar handed her by her trainer set for August 31st. vised non-otle bout is Charlie/ Me, re. White Sox 9-3; Tar! at Pacific Ocean Park, Calif., Miss iTembstonei Smith, a 25-yeer- Yankees .174; Garcia is due to arrive in New }'...rd, Yankees 14- boat landing. This marked the Orleans on the old battler nem Lee; 6th from Buenas Aires. Angeles I.e. JC Tourney end of 19-mile swim from with big :lopes of hoisting his Malibu in record time of eight No, 8 rantong among the 117- bbOtre and nineteen minutes ,- waders. TUCSON. Ariz. (UPI) --Hach Local Teachers Caole>. f Louisville, , was one .4 107 qualif.ers begatning 72 tio.es AA medal play today in Livestock Use charrsgramahip flight of the FOR NOTICE Attend State 13th annual Jaycee International Tune in REPAIRS, REMODELING, MODERNIZING Itineo Golf Tournernent, Don't postpone necessary Report Clasabella ments repairs Of dewed (if fired qualifying in your home just improve- cos because you haven't the Home Ec. Meet rounds of 71-80--151 mat the available. ready mint-RAY 'LIVESTOCK OULPORT - cut by sex Strokes, but three "KENTUCKY Livestock „Market report YOU as other Kentucky leas soared MAY BORROW ompeed by :he Federal-State! into ANNUAL Inez Haile, Bess Kirlifk, Lucy borer figures on UP TO MEETING market News the tougn F.1 300 Service ufl Tues- Ann Forrest, Nancy '1 hompson Rio Country 'ay. C.ur- cower and FISHING August 19, 1958. ' and Jo-Anri Eikins, home eco- landed in the cJrasertalion Cattle: 375. Receipts brac- at low coat, pay back later Pursuant to 20 per nomics teachers in Calloway ket. in action by the Board of Di- mt slaughter 20 regular monthly steers, 20 per cent 'County schools, were five installments rectors, eughter * et Etill Graham of Murray sliAA FORECAST" out the annual heifers, 35 per cent . more of current Membership Meet- than -250 who attended the an 83-80-.463; income. as. 20 pet cent - Jim Ryan of ing of Mockers and eteernuat conference of home the Calloway County esiders,--Akeeete-erret ttele had a4.-12--40--1d3, and- STATION Soil Im- -fully sternly, t normes teachers- recently. provement esegbter steers Joe Lally 4 Lowsvier, came in Ass'n will be held and heifers, the four-uey meeting was held eady, cows wen arm 81-80--161. steady. Stockers and ,..at the Future Farmer Leaaership eecters steady Soddy Baiter of Florence, SATURDAY, and in goud de- training Cen ter, Hareunsburg. S. WNBS MURRAY, KY. AUGUST 23, 1958 .and. The bulk of average C., :he USGA Jun.or champion, good 1 he theme et thee conference was 204 S. 4th choice slaughter heifers was• tow unue: par teen a 08 Phone 1180 at 1:00 p.m. at $.23.15 Home heenomies measures Up." Thursday - 5:45 p. the • $23.75, low good Kit the at:Out/CI tuUnd and Seen/. Ltauty Miss Mary Lois Williamson, a total Leas Slestiql _to 417.70. Commercial it.L.1.49 IQ gain .niestaL.st.. sweets ASSOCIATION , Stare- liteeeeor -sat - Home • WAREHOUSE .18.10 10 118.30, ah4 -suociefy canner arid cut-O nnormes Education, Depatiment a pueiton as tat'- ors $1325 or:.? :4, $15:75. Light utiloy 01 reaucation, errephasizeo In:the tournament. He Was • ills me iris- 4 Director.: will $1990, light cutler pU.13: portant role the only 0:4 in aw kale. awe be elected — Balloting will the home economics i16.00 1,, $17.70. Utility and Corti- teacher to ITS2bicn par on the UM-baked, be held frcirn 8 a.m. to 2:30 should play in meeting p.m. rercial bulls $19.56 to =IMO.' eme.u s ixtriald Course. the challenges that corde as a trgfl g.ext to low choice stockers restrtt Financial report - Of changes in society that will be made on last year's 125.25 to $26.75, good $23.50 to - • A SAIIIVIVIE'FP affect everyday living. One of WAGES RISE '‘ operation. S24.75, medium lotockers $18.10 these changes is the trend toward WASHINOION UP1 - The '•, $21.50. Libor earlier marriage. One out of Department reports that Report of anions by Calves: 125.. Active and steady.' the P.nard of Dire•tors every three women in the United average hourly wages of union will be High choice feelers $30.50. made. high States is married by the' time building trades craksmen rose in 4,xrd U., low choice $29.20, high the she is 18 years old. en these second. quarter to a record 'andard to average good $23.80. married women,. one out of every $3-34 aiii hour. The increases FREE PRIZES AND n•Ace slaughter cakes $25.75 to four I. REFRESHMENTS WILL has a child by the time ranged from 5.3. cents an hour for $2723, geed $23.30 to $24.75, she' painters BE GIVEN TO EVERY ONE is 20 years of age. Home to 10.7 cents•ler plumb- PRESENT!! standard $18.75 to $22 W. Economics teachers have a big eree Valuable door prizes Hess: 1.40. Bulk receipts mostly job will be awarded to those to do in preparing tnese individuals -.moo 'weights and grade butch- young holding lucky ticketi! women for home aqd Sometimes called the world's ere. Moderately active and wreak- family responsibilities, she sain. most beautiful hotae, the Ameri- e EIS. 1. 2. and .3 barrows and MEMBERS: Teachers had an opportunity to can saddle hone, aiso known as Remember this is your business, tots 5u to 75e lower. Slaughter learn -What's New in- Feuds, the Kentucky Sadler, was de- plan now to give a few ,ews fully steady le 50c higher. hours of Textiles and. Equiprdent for the eeloped by pionger Kentuckians your time to Fluik US. No, 1, 2 and barrows become better inform- 3 Home" at one -of the sessions. eh., desired an utility animal US Ii ed. ind gilts .190 to 230 lbs. $20.50. Technical developments in each of beauty, easy galls, gentle and 235 le 275 lbs. $20. • 280 lbs. up field and .a preview even temperament, substance, ..44411, 119.50, medium of what • do Ide to 185 rbs: coneumers may quality and stamina. 9.30. 354) expect in the lbs down slaughtet -future were -eves presented in a sy..m- $110.50. 350 lbs. up slaughter posium. l'elg• A locket Testi A 11.e•rnInute rid* hio Rocket Eno:nit Old. CALLOWAY COUNTY ..ovrs $19.00. el a group and Bess Kerlick, wth tett you *Ay 1 e Ara in soles in this rn•dA3•0 price close motionall - Teachers worked in tto tfte-adAzd. groups teacher at Lynn Grove And o 6.0•..sond look w.11 tell you Is styled to otoy in sneep: 67. Receipts mostly thipughaut High style. the conference arn- hchoel was a ?Murder ‘pnng lambs moderately active. of a greup. Menu, Tear "Pecker Tee*" Prig• tke Rocket' Why 41t ,ne what changes needed t ohe New .officeis not decIrle now , Bulk 60 to 115 lbs. high installed at the to ow., cn Old,... the • • • ' , e • ••. we' e 4 ---- 2...... megrrortioll0111111.11i"t'19,1-01111trast. '(UST 20, Ins WEDNESDAY — AUGUST 20, 1958 LEDGER de MURRAY, Big • AMMININ11•••••., TIMES — KENTUCKY PAGE Tit imax Wally Post arid golly the Phils sdale pitched a five- the Dodgers' opening and also hit his fall: the season. Char!;* ,rt homer over t • creen in the second ; the deciding blow;. idres allowed the ly four hits in the- ses For Two 'roposed By lators • aTON (UP: — fen eaded by Hubert H. (D - M.nn i, to3ay i franchise Abotald be the Minneapolis-St. if the Ani..r.can Lea- ks to 10 .tearns. NEW! THE er ser.:-.an by Hum. 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Miss Carolyn Sue Orr Weds man was Beyer D. Carlyle. By switching from Armen to Nearly held — 47 per Cent ...- Special mane was furniShed diesel! locsomelthree,- S. rail- of the natur11 gas prodUcedl Lochie Landolt, Larry Douglas Jenkins In Florida by Miss Linda Stayer and Mr. road shave out down their con- Editor Phone 1685 consumed there too. Kenneth Nall. They sang sumption of coal from 132 mil- Texas is "Wherever Thou Guest" as a hon to in 1957. duet. Mr. Nall sang "The Wed- ckng Prayer" as the couple kne:t before the attar. Organist was Georgia's state tree is the live • BACK TROUBLE? Mrs. Nota Peters of Orlando. oak. The church was I. per decorated in If a color acheme of pink a n d white using pink carnations arid in Murray You're Weary Mrs. John Bowker Friday night for a white gladioli. Ferns surrounded' few days visit with her sister. the baptistry and two small PERSONALS Mrs. Jeff Sh'roat and family. palms were of Theory Entertains Honoring • • • • placed in front a wrought Mr. arid Mrs.. Jack Sykes and iron candlelabra. The KURFEES I Mrs. Ed Filbeck has as her kneeling and Miss June Garrison children have returned home bench was white Starks Hard guests this week her brothers wrought from a vacation trip to Mil- iron coverall with White ing is no pr. Mrs. John Beaker entertained and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. satin pillows. waukee, Wis. Wtrile there the Want Results tar. Phone etontly with a Cake party hon- Haftord Hay, Frankfort. and Sykes viewed the Wu-cereal Bell ..ng ht.se June Garrison, bride- Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Hay of Mrs. Jenkins, the groom's EVERYONE and attended the the Winnebago , at ..kihn Wayne Harper. Memphis, Tenn. mother, was attired in an ice TRY CHIROPRACTIC eernad us t.1 Indian -Ceremony. • • • • blue lace aheatt with matching • • • • ...Nature's Way to at Stella is \Las Garrison chose for the Mr. arid Mrs. R. M. Miller accessories. She wore a white Normal Function and meetint iota a navy and green plaid Mrs. EM:e James end daugh- recently returned from a viedt orchid. 41 NATURAL HEALTH Pniclay night ter. Mrs. J. B Wilson and her with their son, Robert Brown For cling sons, Billy and Frank lett Tues- Miller. who is stationed at away, the bride EMERSON Gaines were played by the chose a Membelle day morntng for Oklahoma City, loxi, Miss., in the Air Force. pure silk 1307 W. Mai g Pr.zes were won by Mn. sheath in deep Okla., to vt with their son They also vted places of in- blue with white 1471-J. E acne Ship:ey and Mrs. Rex accessories. Her and brother, Vernon Jamas and terest in Florida during their corsage was the ech. orchid DR. E. H. OAKLEY vacation trip. from her bouquet. • •• go_ • • The coupl‘ left for a wedding CHIROPRACTOR CRANKSHAl Mrs. Bewker served Cokes, • • Mrs. Hugh EC trip to the west wait of Florida. tnical of we sandwiches. and cooiries to MicEhath has • Mr. and Mrs. Beason McIteal returned front a They will be at home at 532, Aurora, Ky. motive arid Madames Henry Holton. week in litidee- of Elowlang Green visited this Zugene New York Avenue, up's for top Sdip:ey. crag. N. C., where she attended 'past week with his mother, Orlando. HOURS: Cletus Colson. Cor Mrs. gaialyser. Garrison. the Sou:Jessie Woman's ILission- Billy McKeel on the Bentoa Sarah ,Harper, Rex Out-of-town guests attending 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. IF the W01 Ws ech, Lee ary Union Conference. Road. W. Fax, Curchs Fair, a • • • the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Will Collis Kanner • • • • Leave. the honoree. and D. A. Jenkins, the gi emirs -JAMES MASON Monday through Friday for ipOuirttm Mr. William N. C ndy C !siert, David Soaker McElratti was Mt. and Mrs. Guy Rudd havi brothers, Charles and Rickie of 1 a recent visitor returned STEIGER Coldivarte and RieskSt Starks. in the home of to their horn* in Fern- Winston Salem, N. C.; Mrs. Jul- ROD 100 p.m. • woo p.m. his- parents. Dr. and Mrs. dale, Mich., Hugh after spending the ian Bell, Roanoke Rapids, N. C.; STEVENS M INGER Sunday MeElrath. summer in Murray arid Calloway Mrs. Vada Jenkins of Winn • • • • County with friends and rela- MRS. LARRY DOUGLAS JENKINS Salem; Mrs. L.. A. Jenkins of MN ME 111111 E Servic Mrs. Mary Louise three. Baker ye- Tampa, Fla., and Mr. M. W. PRWIE•11118 TKEATRE turned this week from Merriphis, • • • • Miss Carolyn Sue Orr, Orlan- and two panels that tapered in York of Okanawa DEAD STO Tern, where ase spent several Mr. and Mrs. Joe do. Fla. ckeughter of Mrs. La the back. She wure white gloves Scarbrough Radio dispat Open 6: 1 5 - Start Dusk days vlsiting with her brother and ohildren of Knoxville, Tenn., Mae Barron of Murray, became and white pumps. She carried a • and faintly. Mr. and Mrs. Jahn are Visiting their parents., Mr. the bride of Larry Douglas Jen- cascade bouquet of pink and An open - air theater in Ber- • - roroire & THI-RSDAY lin, Germany, COUNT FIVE...you save Newton Stitt. • and -Mrs.-- - aryde Scarbrouges . von of Mr. -and- Mrs. D. A. white carnet:rms. celled the Wald- • •• • buelme seats Eradicat The Seiveulw end 11.• Ger:. Hazel, and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Jenkins of Winston Salem, NC., 25,0,00 and IS one at, Mr. and We. Attetxting the greeen as best the largest :11L she Ws. Charles •Mason August 9 at the Miller Memorial . world._ VM NUN Ofititiil en a e is • U. 'Baptist u rclh , brie mid-, Aiam ard, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dunn Officiating • was Rev. W. A. the 28-nation Ailko-uktfitta bloc. these ways and more SIR WM ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graves Baker and aon. Nicky. and Mrs. Durm's Luckier. The Afro-A.stan group was in Dyersburg. • U.N.• • Tenn. parenn. Mr and Mrs. Alton Mc- The brie. ga'en in marriage • split. Twelve od its member.. SC.11 .• • • Cam Cure spent the weekend in byr.M HPW. Rob her cousin were pledged to vote ft,t the (Continued from Front Page) The Dest Dr. and Mrs Carl E: Shroet Frankfurt were a baliertna length gown Wes:ern-dubeked resolution and Lexington 'wail- The measure, intrxtuced by as it buying Plymouth now at FREE and dusters. Carol and Debra, trig the state espitial, Universal at chantilly lace featuring three stood. Ten were said to back -,f Fran Norway and six other countries, kfort w-J; spend t e af Kentucky, My Oki Kentucky quarter pu_ah up sleeves and a the ohmage being now simply takes note or de- pushed by • TEl weekend in Murray vniting his Nome. LEnookn's cabin bouffant skirt. The scalloped India. and clartions by the United parents. Mr and Mrs. Jeff many other neckline • was embroidered States places. with and Britain —License Shroat and family. • • • • that the troops will year's lowest prices! scattered pearls. Her elbow FORD LEAVES be withdrawn "whenever this is -CADILLAC , • • • • 1.4. and Mrs. Rupert Mil:es rigth sell was of imported il- SAN requested by the duly conatitut- DETROIT Mr arid Mrs. Jahn L. Buck and children. Susan arid Steve, lus.on attached to a pill bow of (UPI) — Henry ed gave rrirrient . .or whenever, Told is Deart> ern, Moth., er.1.1 arrive i of r. Leonard 1%4. Ma:chine lace decorated went retiring after 45 years Mo.. are as a result' of the further action with its:tng friends in Murray. pearls and sequins. She carried Cadillac. al the United Motions or other- Ford, 1. YOU ar mon- a white orchid rescing on a Cadillac's personnel re- PAY LESS FOR YOUR NEW KELL' wise, their presence is no 1 surrounded longer lations manager and no relation Bible with stephona-. required." PLYMOUTH BUT GET MORE CO tis and streamers of lilies of-ehe to the founder of the Ford Mo- , wanted to write FOR YOUR OLD CAR! Secw• Cairsier valley. in a tor Co is known as ''Harry" clause which woukl note the to his (elltrar executives B Thursday. Mrs. Eugene Omo served as at Cad- New Plymouth prices are at the • Airiest El partial withdrawal of U.S. troups igac, a part The Business matron of honor. Her gown W33" of General Motors, year's lowest...and your Plymouth and Predissional from Lebanon haat week and Worrieres a pink lace sheath fashioned dealer needs Cub will hoki their which would ask for acenipkeion used cars! He'll trade ovular met, with pink chlffon cumberbeth SUSPrND SUEZ TALKS high at GM in the 4 both the American and Brit- . to get yours! See him! He's Murray Electric Building. ltia ish wiltainswal "at an ea r!y CA1.110 (UPI) —The British- offering top dollar right now! meeCrig will be a pot luck, ea* data." United Arab Republic talks in member Garrison-Harper bringias a dish. Dulles Gets Pledge Geneva on compensation for *e • •• • Rehearsal Dinner 4erretary of State John Fes- Anato-aereriCh invasion of Sues ter. Dulles told the in 1956 have been "suspended", Mrseday, Auspast 211 given In Love Home Latin-Ameri- 2. YOU POCKET A S140 SAVING pot yours, just can bloc Tuesday an official source -71W— WEIL' of the the West want- reported Tues- Ideersocial my lag in a seri* id pre- ed no day night. ON RIDE ALONE! Baptist Church will further ccerspromise on meet at the nuptial events honoring Miss 4 Mulch at its resolution witch has been Some competing cars charge up • tNr; 730 In the evening. June Garrison • • • • and Mr. Zanri watered down ermugh. He was to $140 extra for their top ride. Wayne Harper was the rehear- pledged ADLAd IN ITALY MoAday, the backing of the but in Plymouth you get top-lux- the horse September 1 sal dinner given by Mr. And grasp remained The Lotnie and at least IS Vistas for FLORENCE. 'Italy (UPI) ury Torsion-Aire Ride—same sus- Moon Circle of the Mrs. Cliff .rd — The Garrison. M7. and the measure as it stood. Adlai Stevens.-.n, who staachl Fins* Barran Church will meet recently pension as in $6000 cars—at not ty aitinena Mrs. Humer Love and Mrs. (a•tier Whatern aurces indi- tourned .T1 lie here of Mrs. Roy Devine the &Met Union and a penny extra coat! Combines ant cast a S.erati Harper. The dinner a-as cated an "early date" at /30 in the eveni.ng amend- Eastern Europe, arrived here supreme floating comfort with the et tier side given :n the h erne of Mr. and ment would be acceptable if it Tuesday night fur a 10-day va- of the roea Mrs. Love proceeding thrill of sports car handling! the re- meant a substantial vole from cation. As she sa hearsal. those dab The dinner was served buffet dung"! to style Preen the dining morn. 4, severe, Guests were seated in the living 3. YOU'RE IMPORTANT DOLLARS dine. • W roam at card tables covered with AHEAD ON GAS SAVING! tried is C • wtxte out str. rk clothe. A rose of a bale ariangemant centered the tables. Plymouth prorcd it can save you offered to ful!owmg Sd Bridal place cards completed money on fuel by winning the 0 ar king bui the tables"nectirat.ons. SALE Mobtlgas Economy Run two years at the whI 0 ;Miss Garrison and Mr. Harper in a row! But gas saving isn't all! carried tt presented their aztendants with Along with its economy.Plymouth ✓ear romb thrills you with terrific new GO! an,1 three Attenchng the dinner were ON they had r Me.5.srs NURSERY STOCK Cat react( arid Mesdames IT C. Us es, Jimmy .Love, J .thn Bew- 611. knocked E Day be ker and son. David, Rex Weech, 4. YOU ENJOY THE EXTRA had cc - Glefford - NOW la Gerrie el. Hunter THROUGH AUGUST that Bollr Love; ECONOMIES THAT ONLY PROVED SOFTIE WITH Mrs. Sarah - Harper, Mr. of telonio • THE FUN-I0V114' SOLE... Wayne Garrison and Miss Ele.e You can still plant our RUGGEDNESS Ling SteV youii f:1 thru' the Shrubbery. All stock is BRINGS! eosin' t•rrn on feet so 14rve, SW( r an): grown in pots so that roots are not disturbed light! Unlined suede, f•gog•••••• Rif.. $300.00 Maintenance costa are 'way down court. tapered toes, brass eye. Wodd,ng Itng $17500 when planted. 0 on Plymouth .. . the car that Ann ru le% caors luscious( Red, vanilla, grey, Better COTO, ter•Imir d.arnonds Mousetrap? ---preived it ran like new after 58,000 sreueit CI popoalor pettes. 'J Grope, while on red. . Better Ask Mouse , 1 PRICES REDUCED TO MAKE ROOM IN _punishing mitqa_ol dayiand-night she Mid h OUR LATH when Lin F.URCHES HOUSE! cross-country-driving in 58 days. ably WI , .IAS ANGELES--If eau want ' At the end of the test, I'lymouth's • Intended to build a better rnousetra I.. ak-St.- Ph. I93-J road veteran looked and acted like alie was get the m 41,0.5 phird rd vicar. a factory-fresh car. Now th _FAMILY SHOE STORE That, In brief, is the opera- only $150 each selves to t.ng philior.,phy of . Ile ingiugulh : some tIft deeign program In the art de- Ling's di li:sr:mem at the University Burfordi Holly Ann rr Caltfernia at Los S. AND YOU'RE 'WAY AHEAD IN Into an eu Angeles. Illex Convexa Dwarf Holly the neare Professor J...hn Maguire, ht.,,•! CASH VALUE AT TRADE-IN TIME! whisper.', of the program, tnaintaire. f . Illex Rotundifolia-similar to Convexa, The eh Your new Plymouth, with its l example, that it .Is riot enotee'.1 taller growing. limed flr for " his students to create rangy, sweeping Silver Dart Styl- • "Mama chair atl.ch will con1Partab: Ligustrum Wax Leff ing. is so far ahead of the rest now Ann ni Mary's it will slut look band wee Beauty wag an office work, . that new and fresh Shop . tract. 1 Magnolia trade In Hobbs driver or when you .-.. bring a higher •tallges...A1111114 linotype operator. "There is a Azaleas large allowance! That cuts the "cost monity (Mrs, Mary Burkeen) responsibility ! plants, several varie- three ye go farther," He says, in', per year" of driving Plymouth emime1 to - ties. was wide prove eraltale1111.1 the worker's whole c'.. still more! had fail 13-10 Wells Blvd. virarurierit by renewing the fio• - Pyracantha red and orange berries. (hider brr 'ors that impair digesrtion, eau , Crepe Myrtle reborn. A - Now ,ieadache, fatigue, and give to strop. Open On - bal. See your Plymouth dcakr today! Yowll be amazed to learn a feeling 'of insecurity." "Yea, I how little it costs to drier a brand-new '58 Maguire cited the drink.:. Nandinas '1.00 Plymouth .. . Ile lay Wednesday tot the r Afternoons and All Day On fountain as an indrtrial des: instead of worrying about the expense of tires and repairs, • preiicet to Above Hollies in smaller size . 1.00 bright e) desnonstrate the l' ahd replacements on your present car! Ann wht 'r.eacies Thursday - Friday and. Saturday of • a seemingly-sweep. a "Jeffrer problem. . • Now — FOR He explained:- awake a APPOINTMENT CALL 1422 — "The student designing e between 'Thursday dr.nking fountain learn; Itakilng and Friday Evening by Appointment take into considerali.en white n things as the angle the '...- i'. r SHIRLEY FLORIST provri he , enters the mouth, the /west dren tea de- terence sirable volume, and the problems of 500 N. 4th Phone 188 Today's want tti splagh, deeding and sanita- best buy....tomorrow's best trade differene ,71011." tint Fa brother, is 'he • 44121regtr.,410WWWWw;no.-. WEDNESDAY — GUST 20 1058 AUGUST 20, 195I3 LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE hale - 47 per cent - teoting all types of psychothera- aural! gas produced! Seeks To Protect 4 pists Georgia, he said, for maam- consumed there too. Patient's Secrets ple, preteens only psychologists. "Mont patients that undergo& Answer 10 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Yesterday's Puzzle ATLANTA - (UPI) - You psychotherapy know what will cant (legally) confide in your be expected of them - so he ACROSS 7-111whent 111-AherIgine of 010 MAnn d•anor in 18 states. keys bare his entire self, his 1-Equality MINIM Bar 003MON =MOO TROUBLE? 3ven the secrets you reveal dreams, fantasies, sins and 4-A be tan 2-Preelitts K 9-offspring 18-Lubricate OM MOWN ORAlg wIstle lying on, your psyChias„ shame," Alversion said. 12-Mature 11-Burn • SEIVO go as pee word toe sn. day, of iy *Gros goo ...- trisit's couch 13-The present Wearlea Sr So par word Sr direr days. Chmelglest ads aril payable can be pried, from 14 moocunrs Is elefifillekiek would be too -Baker's 18-Wire LI bilis legally, and spread before "It much to ex- product rneastsla TIA0 OCIAM OM Ili In date public if he is ever called to pect them ho du 90 if they knew -Walk 20 -Orgaa Of OMR Ptra MO Weary unsteadily sight fin MUUM iu're Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 DUO-THERM the witness stand. that all they say, and allth at 17-Mexican MA ZS- MOW oil Wove with oil Sedate ROO gM0Mgii0 NOTICE days a week. Call Every state the psychiatrint learns from lf-Passage 23-Tant - long diallance barrel. Good condattsb. See at 770-R SALE or TRADE protects confiden- 21-Outflt 26-Coast:me M0 !VISE MON Theory 1lecithin*, Mayaeld 433, Uni041 Cry 511 Beale Street or call 357-R ce, yau entrust to your lawyer what they say may be revealed 22-Mix 27-Water witeet IMMO OUOMM IMA 1 24-Change color 28-Foreign to TI di- 461. MIK after 4 p.m. and gives husbands and wives the whole world from a wit- of 10-Man's 4120V4A ORP'.01B KURFEES house paint sale at Ane tffrI010 COUNTRY GROCERY Wore with the legal ragirt to ness chair." 26- River In nickname WO 7.i;AP Starks Hardware, "where park- refuse to tes- MATTRESSES REBUILT lika TRIRMPET, Elkhart, pnactical'y modern 4-room living quarters Siberia 22-Niels sheep ing is tify against each other. But only 29-Doctrine 36-Knock no problem." 12th & Pop- new. West Ky. Matitre 11iffg.Co., new, used Alversob said he agrees with 31 49-Fewest bil-Defintte ant Results only twu months. $50. attached. One acre of land, 5 30 states pectiect the conaidences -(irgan of 2\'Army officer 42-Rip lar. Phone 1142. hearing 41 article TEC , Padiucah, Ky. Murray represen- Phone 1215-J. A.21C miles frem Murray. Good busi- the majority legal opinion of the -Substance 64-Dregs of doctors. 33-The sun 43-Cheer 55 tative Tabers UphoLetery Shop, nees and 18 states that no special pro- )41-fridetinit• 46 -Torrid goddess EVERYONE interested or -con- location. Will tnacle for Judge Luther Alverson cat the -Turning 66-Macaw el-Maiden 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549. tection is needed for ordinary article 47-Click beetle 67- A rid :owed CHIROPRACTIC cerned in the Geelhen Cemetery SlIC farm or house and lot. Fulton Cowley Superior Court 55-i ire n kard Sy Zee., I—AUCTION SALE I Phone 13'78-W-3. Joe Rut. dectorepatient rekstiunships. 27-Scottish rap :urea Way to .1 Stella is urged to be- present Sledd, here is campaigning to eistend 19-Japanese 1, Murray, Ky. A20C measure 101 I Function and a maeting at. the church 730 this protection at leant to PaYa "However," he said, "my con 111111111201111111111Mid F. FOR SALE...1SATURDAY, 411-uan-trine Aug; 23, 1958 1:00 42-Der,a TURAL HEALTH p day night, Aug. 22. A20C chhatrats and social workers in tendon is that there a a dis- p.m. rain or thine at the Erntee 44-11irl's name the other states. tinction between psychiatrists 46-1 EMERSON refrigeration service, COMPLETE boating and skiing Berg h sue, HELP WANTED .ifeless 1.807 Farmer, just • Judge Alverson told a recent and practitioners in other fields 411-Crrmy • See • 1307 W. Main, Murray, Ky, Call 25 hat. Johnson motor, ,ff the college campua. Will nag 111111111111111N11111111111111 meeting of the Family Service of medicine. The peculiarly close 80-airl's name 1471-J. Sept. 10C 14' plywood boat, trailer, skies, refrigerator, TV (GE) emplane, EXPERIENCED 'service station Society in Atlanta that only one relations:hip of trust and confi- 62-Small child 11111111111111E11111111:1M ski rope, life jackets, etc. See 5 61-Slare :. H. OAKLEY single beds with coil springs attendant. Phone 1060. A20C state, Kentucky, has a law pro- dence regained between Wavy- Si- Strnmis 1111111M1Miii111111MilMillil Bill Terrell, Apt. 14, Orchard and inner-spring A VPrAOT1 IROPRACTOR CRANKSHAFT grinding, all mattresses, • a atnatrilt and patient makes the Heights, alter 5:00. A22P 5X-Y111 with air double bed complete, all nice situation a SI-Native liN111111' MillIKINB111111 types of welding, general auto- Dwain Vaughn, Graves and Ron- special eine." metal Aurora, Ky. and clean; secretary boekcase, 42-efet up motive and machine shop tune- LOOK! 10 alum self storing nie Lynn Cope, Graves. 114-nreek letter davenport and chair, 2 sets 45-Sailor 2111M11111161M11111101611111111 up's fer top performance on Sun ;term wlidows with alum screen Local... Junior yearling - George S. atraight chairs, World coffee and E. Cooling.) Owner and personally and 1 door installed $189. Also Price,‘ -Graves (red ribbon but 66-111ndu • 8:00 pin. end tablet to match, other small 4— peasants P3F. the work with guarantee. the triple track. No down pay- champion). Government... 67-AffIrmatlye alM111111MiliRlig tab/es, dinette suite, 3 speed (Continued from Front Page) 5° NMI Will come to your shems. CaU ment. tip to 36 tounths to pay. ayearling„..we Joseph. •y th rough- --Friday window- --faers--3- careens at' theat- DOWN for ipPointmeres. Truman Turn- Home Comfort Company, 108 Cope, Graves, two blues. MIZEIGIE21120Inggi _ ers wath rnirrows, 6 electric Calloway; Kathy Harrison, (Continued from groat Page I er, Coldwater. Phone Hu-92107. South 12th Street. Phone 1303. Junior champion - Pattie Mix- „ 1-Man's 59 60 p.m. • 6:00 p.m. 9x12 rug, lawn maWer, Graves; Ka thryn Thompson, nickname 11111111111RII11111111 Sept. 15C September0C Hickman; Patsy Via, Hickman; on, Fulton. 2-Time sons by girls bicycle, tun of coal, card interests have .01:poised, the Pres- Sunday George Burnette, Fulton; Don Three-year old-Stinson Moore KOPI, 11111W11111111111a11111111 table, lawn chairs, 2 100-hook ident's •proposal far such a force. 4-The snreetnop HOUSE, TRAILER, 30 foot. Call Oliver, Calloway; Jane Harrison, Jr. Services Offered nylon trotlines (new). Ernest -A reporter questioned the 11-4.:10b• E 737-1.1-4. A2IC Graves; Billy Burnette. Fulton Five-year old and over-Stin- II 111111111M11111111111111M111111 Berg, owner, Douglas Shoemak- adequacy of this country's de- -Paid notice Distr. by United Fe tiers Syndicate, Inc. so and Weaver Dickerson, Fulton. son Moore Jr. LADIES grey winter coat, Lke er, auctioneer. A23C President repdied DEAD STOCK removed free. Junior yearling - Billy Burn- Senior champion and grand fenses. The eew, size 14, elaso man's winter military posture Radio dispati-hed trucks. Duncan ette; Kathy Harrison; Kathryn champion - Stinson Moore Jr. that the US. overcoat in good condition. Wig • - Thompson; John M. . Harrison, with "Percella's Pride," the aged is not only adequate but is the soil cheap. Plr,e 512-J. A2Onc FOR RENT-1 lu save • Graves; Jerry &hem Baia trd cam._ • - most powerful in the nation's 4 - H Holstein. history and completely capable Eradicate Prevent USED TV M1T126NA, Big Jack. and Ray Ingram, Hickman. BUILDING on East Main Street Senior calf - .acl.2.5.,s1_51121.erred1, ni war, E MARKING PRODUCTS.. macfrine. Senhir yearling - PtyltaXtiariA: mete f 'MITT ro, Hickman; David Thompson, oe W /3-oTin, Hickman; Donna said that' every day there ars dining nsum set, baby bed. See Adjustable Brass Stencils Numbering Machines pent Co. See Walter Conner or Hickman; John Harrison; Michael Fay Bohn and Ray Ingram, Hick- new develnpments new en. more at 1616 Callaway. Alb.13 nhone 1313. man. Advertising A30C White, Calioway and Weaver largements - to snake the arm- Coins Plastic Name Plates Dickerson. Junior yearling-Jimmy Pharis, ed forces stronger and more ef- MODERN Furnished apartment. Badges, Metal & Plastic Pocket Stamps 9-TOOT, 5 section garage door Junior champion Billy Bur- Hickman and Willis•Ward, Hick- ficient. Electrioally equipped Bronze Tablets Presentation c mplete with hardware. Also throughout. nettc, Fulton. man. Awards & The Destructive Termite Large window fan, Shady. See now at 22 in. window fan in good con- Two-year old - Ward Burn- Junior cliampion - Phyllis Burning Brands Plaques FREE INSPECTION dition Call 2255. E. F. II:limey, 512 Broad Street. Phans with the senior calf. _ A21C ette; Lillie Harrison; Charles Corporation Seals RUBBER STAMPS A20C Two-year old - Phyllis Pharis' I.) TERMITES Paschall, Graves and Phyllis Rubber Three-year old-Judith Pharis Deters Type Outfits HOUSE TRAILER'S. New and Sanderson, Graves. 2-ROOM wafer-netted apt, wired Feur-year old and Joe W. Bolin. Dog Tags Sign Markers — Licensed & Insured — u,ect. L we r prices, 5 yews to - Billy Burn- °0) 09r ices! * for electric stove. $20 /11.1. Dell Four-year old-Jimmy Pharis. pay Williams Mobile Homes, ette; Jane Harrison and Danny Engraving, Metal & SIGNS, Metal & Plastic Finney, 206 East Poplar. Phone Senior and grand champion - SAM KELLEY Hwy. 79, Pane Tenn. S2P Kemp. Plastic Specie/ties 2253. Fiet-year old - Ward Burn- Judith Ann Pharis, with "Ormsby V-34 Steel, Phone 441 eIte; George Burnette; Lillie Har- Sega Brenda," the 'three-year Etched Name Plates Stamps EXCEPTIONALLY nice 3-bed- TV-RCA, cabinet type, 21 inch rison and Don Burnatta old animal. Inks (for All Purposes) Steel Letter & Figure FOR YOUR NEW PEST screen, pealed candition. New room htane With (acetates, etc., KELLEY'S Senior and grand champion- Lead Seals & Presses Sets picture tube. Phone 674. Miss fur cam' aaalisie living. Realism- "Inspiration Golden "RADIOACTIVE" TEA SAFE SURE! -sr a GET MORE Jeweler," Stencils CONTROL Capple,,Boale. 314 N. 7th St. abliya.pnated to pearnanern ten- Ward WASHINGTON (UPI) License Plates Burnette, the, aged row. --,The rIoff GOT STAN1ACX MONO IR! A2IC ants. 714--Peplat Street. A2IC 4-H Guernsey Fo. d and Drug 'A.dreinistratIon Metal Signs Stencil Inks & Brushes has ruled that fteedoclimx or ocr• 'ices are at the • Junior calf - Edwinta Bugg. radioactivity in sitoscies sp60 your Mechanical Engraving Ticket Punches Hickman; Stimam Moore Jr., a cargo of Japanese tea that itrorit end ploy. Get quick comfort- your Plymouth ing r•lief asS, STAMISACK Time Stamps War AlniActi _McCracken and Barbara arrived in New York last Anorges.f Notary Public Seals !ars! He'll trade tiering /Vow Civil Sullivan, month Tablets or Powders. The STANIACK Hickman. was liar believe the dangerous Nurnberers See him! He's formula a combination of d oily Senior calf - Pattie Nixon, level, it said the tea was safe proven enipethene• elesnanscl 101 right now! AND 4R1 Ftinan. JoFsnh B. Cape, for 1-lunaer, c fewer 00;on ogowel pont. .r."74„1 Graves: nsumrption. QUALITY - SERVICE BY JIM KJELCAARD 1.5 by .3ini 4C:el5:Lard. Reprinted by pi STAN BACK Capyrirht Distributed by K.F S. litge of the publisher, Dodd. M ead if. CU.. Inc. $140 SAVING Murray Lumber Co. Inc. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. rT7:1.- 1 I. me, tie sane:* softly, "Yes,l—tfic ha ^e - LEDGER & TIMES i'ars charge up • (NC p • t tnto the mg.) ol ft : .en to c lc "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" 't•z a and 1 will be gone all a gap Phone 55 Murray, Ky. air top ride ... eieeran e. Si, CO namessi 104 East Maple St. Phan* MG2 the horst while ius wife. Ann, day. It's much too early for you at the rare to.. o Ile are 11P-° lir° 'ou get top-lux- Dn, remained at the areas-tam table to get up. Out when the tune went anywaere weaned tide-game sus- v.ced in raw NANCY by Ft.eburn Vaa %raw The stsadily burning candle soft-, com.'s tell Cramp to 6x breakfek teen °zit to split - • • )0 cars-at not ly iiitimined part oil the long table, eggs for you. Lingo and himself I barn, and she dreaded the p- 1. cat! Combines aril east a little circle of light on Tell him to serve milk, corwlimad sibe corealuences if he ea' imfort with the either side, hut the tar corners and butter with it.. After break- Denbury armed. The th.it dishes. Obviously intenc.iJ to r, 'al- handling! at the room remained in shadow!fast he is to wash the As she sat there. Ann read in Then he is to feed and milk the armed made more consane: to : r DON'T GABBO THE very pre- • situation that was .e.:•-eacly es- STAGE those ditn shadows a portent of i cows ..." She recited, WALK VENTRILOQUIST things to be. cisely, the chores to be done, con• witelenng. Ann eon -'.t the ic:a. DOOR L Severer days ago, Wiliam Bo- chiding with, "Then he is to go and presently found it. SO Lingo 'ANT DOLLARS dine a Wetherly merchant, tied to bed and you must tuck tang was condesrendinVy t FAST tried to cheat Lang out of part in. Do you understand, darling?" *rant at heat, ano scathwasa co I- VIRG! ot a hale of furs that Ling had Ile repeated exactly what she'd temptinnie it warat, et anyeare said and Ann listened pnetently to mat. ea on in t can save you offered for sale. Doubtless, after who submitted foliowmg ms usual practice of When he finished, she wild fondly, any form. He considered the rea- y winning the asking hunters to help themselves "That's my darling! Go back to dmits ot Denbetry End all other Run two years IR the whiskey barrel. Bodine had sleep now." 'towns to' be some tallier a.W form saving isn't all! earned the hale of furs into a She stooped to kiss him and of life which happened to kr: .t omys l'Iymouth rear room, stolen are deer skins crossed to the other bed to kiss !Inman. This life couldn't poisisty 'rifle new GO! and three fox pelts and claimed her younger son, urging him back be human because. in Lung's o: they had never been present. Ling to sleep. Then she tiptoed from ton, no man wourd ever' relinquish treed'm to i had reacted characteristically and the room and softly closed the ▪ fraction oh the °lb knocked Bodine down. door behind her. Lighting her found in the wilderness tor any Day before yesterday, the sher- way with the candle, she went security that could be had in E EXTRA DT had ridden up to Inform Ling into the bedroom she shared with town. Town-dwellers were his that Bodine had preferred charges Tang. She opened a trunk and enemies and as such they milt ONLY PROVED Bushmillor of felonious assault and that he. toOk from it a gown, a berib- turn on him, but they were such ABM ay' SLATS by Braila !OS! Ling Stewart, would have to an- boned bonnet and a eent that had puny Creatures that ne need -opt' -- (-ruE RADIATORS ARE IT'S COMING FROM OVER. OPEN THE BLARSTED swer those charges In Denterry been very'•amart ten years age. bother to go armed among them NEAR. THE would TURNED OF-F,50005 I THERE are 'way down Court Slipping out of her gingham Given provocation. Ling e' TODAY GROGGINS PICKS THE WINDER AND LEAVE Including, the WINDOW,' . the car that Ann had expected • felonious. hoe-a-trees, Ann put on the gown -attack anyone, WINNER-THE LUCKY WOMAN WHO himself, and lannury court, with his ME IN iew after 58,000 assault On the *Kent!' and while she reveled in the lux- judge of WINS HIM IN THE GREATEST had been enormously relieved and velvet, she gays fists. Hut this time he. OW3 dayiand-night she ury of silk SWEEPSTAKES OF ALL TIMES - .33 when Ling merely listened amt- silent thank3 for • stubborn little likely to kill an ne. and with ing in 58 days. WHERE -IS T44AT4039ING SOUND ... ably When he aott ner that he whim that she had insisted on that Comforting thoanht Ann 7,1. -z COMING FF4DAA eel., Plymouth's F. Intended to obey the summons, pursuing.' She had inane nowhere walked outside. d and acted like she was dizzy with astonishment. in ten years awl there had seemed The black carriage was only Now they were readying them- no faint poesibilay that she would dimly seen in the da.k I I . ig .selves tor the tr.p trite Denbury, go anyWhere. but it had given her turned a blanket are. A 'ant en some fifteen mileS distant, and soul S necessary balm to keep glowed from den, nth it "All Ling's day in court the best of the adolescent Ann's right, honey Got in.- he said. Ann opened a door that led clothing for the woman she had She climbed into the seal. turn- 'AY AHEAD IN Into an adjoining room, bent over become. Ruthlessly destroying ing her face frnm - the raw the nearest of two small beds slid One garment to piece out another, as she did so. When 1.mg,got in RADE-IN TIME! whispered. "Jeffrey!" over the veers she had watched on the other side and drew the The ehild in the far bed awak• the extensive wardrobe that ner blanket over them, the iantern's suth, with its pried first and called out. father had 'once provided shrink heat warmed her legs and feet dyer Dart Sty!- p -Mama?" to two gowns, the coat five bon- She 'looked wonderingly at gor of the rest now Ann sighed inwardly. Her hus- nets and a scattered heap of rem- husband. He would never h. 'e k new and fresh band was the most- dettlfut Minter nants. thought Motile tanteim if he mai . bring a higher In Hoblet Creek. a Virginia com- She smoothed the gown. slipped been reline same. He had con- LIL' ABNER 4T A/ Capp munity of hunters. Just pain cuts the "cost Into the coat, tilted the bonnet on sidered her comfort. three years of age, baby Ling blue-black curls and created Ling (-aught up the reins, the ving her TNANK `OCX..), MA'M — I'lymOutb was wide awatce at a sound that in her imagination • full-length horse trotted forward and Ann had failed even, to disturb his mirror. Then the front door meditated on ber own part in this ENUT \NE MUST G I VE older brother: he was his father op( ned and I.ing came in. curious adventure. She had as- SOME CREDIT TO reborn. Ann said softly, "Go back ilastily. Ann caught up the sented readily when he asked her ITS PARENTS!! to sleep, Lingo." returned to the other conic with him, but she had amazed to candle, to learn "Yes, Marna." room and stifled a giggle. Ling wondered then, and winalsred 1 Plymouth .. . _ lieyap dnwn but not to sleep, was tell, lean and graceful, but still, why he wanted hr along. for the candle's light ahpwed his years since lees and repair., • now he was clumsily gawking as In the twenty-one bright eyes fixed steadily on her. he stared at her.. his father brought him to Hoble Ann whispered • second time, "My gosh!" he blurted. "My Creek, Ling had visited no settle- "Jeffrey!" gosh. Ann! You're pretty's a ment larger than Wetherty. With Now he, too, was suddenly }marlin' doe on new spring grass!" fortr.hundred-odd residents, It "is *wake and alert, with no pause "Do you like it?" ahe asked, the largert settlement In the between sleep and wakefulneres. smiling. county In the woods he Wail etnefing Cherokees and renegade His engaging grin flashed. ter. But for all his bragradolo white men might ocenfrionally "'Cept for one thing." and superleitity to townsmen he provil here, and even small chil- "And what is that 7" quailed because he must venture dren learned early that the dif- "I'd hest tote along a club to into a town he had never visited. ference between drowsy and in- heat off them young Denbury She'd wondered why he wanted stant wakening could mean the bucks." her along! Why, he'd rather face ; rou:s best trade difference between dying and liv- "Of course!" she teasel. "You'll ten angry bears than rem the,' ing. Far more gentle than his need one in each hand." Judge of Denbury court alone, brother, resembling Ann as much "Ready?" slim guessed. p. .he wninlifer hey reaambled "All ready.* (To Ds (7oritiNitod), • e • rcooy MOT All LE Dco au- ;11 • LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 20, 1958 I 1 qe t 1 I First R0 Lo 0% • / Loc United Arab Win UNITED (UPI) — to end to SUPPORT East ripper' THE near unar lit the U.N A The An as a diploi retary of ,‘ Ies woulc The Jarly and MURRAY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION of Arsierie The under U.N The Uni France ga Murray the resolut the Sovie choice exc Foreign P myko mal Baseball Association today. • Vo • )The Sud nations v. agreement presents The Presidents Say "Thanks" peace plar introduce The vote afternoon The rem Secretary skjold to PARK _ rangemenb LEAGUE tip and J TO THE FANS AND PATRONS OF AU games on Little League Field, City Park • In Arab that makei Monday-and Thursday at 4:00 p.m. Hammar LITTLE LEAGUE PARK LEAGUE pected to Middle Ea Another Park League season is over which was week, to p Now that the Murray Little League baseball sea- one of its best seasons it has ever had. Its All-Stars de- The mei son has drawn to a close, I would like to thank the in a confe feated the Little League 9-10 year old All-Stars in a LITTLE parents and public for their support of this -worthwhile two tatives of LEAGUE out of three series. This is an indication program. of what public. Li work was done by the men who All gimes on Little League Field, City Park To those who have done worked with these Libyi,Mi more than their share boys this summer. I personally in field maintenance and concession want to take this op- Audan, Tui Tuesday and Friday nights at 6:00 p.m. stand selling and portunity to thank the managers • to the managers who did an excellent of each team, the Ve job in coaching umpires who Inforrnec and, guiding their dia an outstanding job and the parents teams, my sincere thanks and ap- who was some preciation. came out to see their sons play this summer. I know we are all looking the confer( May the public, parents forward to next summer, and and managers give my another Park League season. log the I. successor the same cooperation to maintain a program getting ai PONY LEAGUE well worth the trouble and time 4, takes to keep it go- JOHN SAMMONS they woulc All games on Pony League Field, City Park ing — you'll never regret it. Pres. of Park League Ths 10 Very truly yours to tea inn Arab Leg 1- Monday and Friday at 6:00 p.m. E. L. HOWE, spect for President, Murray Little • etc1 sover League lion-interfo benefit. T by word conduct w PREP LEAGUE PONY LEAGUE Western AU gatnes on High School Diamond Mbanday As President of the Pony Leaegue I would like and Thur to thank everyone who made this, the first year of the PREP LEAGUE Murray Pony League, a great year. When you begin naming people you will be likely to leave someone out, but a special thanks goes to the managers of the teams, • As President of the Prep League, I would like I American Legion the boys who played on the teams, the umpires and the Team to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has Kentuck people of Murray who came out and supported their had a part in making this year a good year of enter- A cold f Home games played on High School diamond favorite team. Since the ground was broken this year, tainment for close to 80 boys, ages 15 through 17. I ern Iowa here's hoping that next year will be an -'"*" up from C would especially like to thank Lloyd Jones, even greater Vice-Presi- year for the Murray Pony League. this morn) dent of the Prep League, who took a big load of work and era are n responsibility, all the managers and co-managers ROBERT WILLIAMS ern Indian of each team who gave unselfishly of their time, of Pres., Pony League M issoura the four sponsors of these teams, of the many fathers Unue to who were such a help in making our program a success, 4_should re the press and radio who gave up much time and space • 'eby Friday for this program, the boys who worked and played, mostly cI Ohio Rive and who I think was the finest group of boys I have ieser worked south of with, to Mr. Matt Sparkman, and the expected Murray State College who helped us so much in our TO THE LEAGUE SCORERS... rAfternon. All-Star tournament, to a fine group of umpires, the by showel Thanks to the scorer of each Murray High School and Board of Education, city offi- league for their over the fine cooperation in reporting the cials, and to everyone who has had the least part in games and suppling continue this program. a statistical report at time on a very short notice. Park eastern se League., Red Howe, Jr.; To those who were unable to help and Little League, Bob Workman; Brisk s to the Pony League, *(J faithful fans, I would like to Gene Ray; and Prep League, Dick Hut- 20 milt say, "Be ready for an son. ed today early start next year". — B. D. humidity HOYT ROBERTS Wednesda Pres., warm ano Prep League along the for Satur temperatu Regions Strut hw• 9 porthern • 'erable cic ed warm showers highest f mild with This Page Is Sponsored With The Good night, lot Wishes of The Following by aftern cooler; hi Tobacco Humidi Murray Auto Parts - Parker Popcorn - Superior 50 per c Laundry fpucky thi • continue Bill & cent leve Dot's Restaurant - Dairy Ann - Hendon's Service section. Station should ho from dr: Stokes barns. To Tractor Co. - Sykes Bros. Lumber Co. - Bank of not be 1 Murray as there of showe. today an Murray Manufacturing Co. The Ledger & Times ng to 1 • %. obacco weather r a fternc)nc tucky a section t it I We 1 Nip•0 • 5. 111 •