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United Press IN OUR 77th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, June 18, 1956 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LX-XVII No. 145 °Two Drown At Cherokee State Caudle Guilty Park: Boat Is Overloaded Chandler To Name Interim

Two Hopkinsonle avomen. Mrs. Shroat sa:d that probably they Nannie Lee Farrow. 26, and Miss would have to wait until the Senator Sometime Today Margaret Watkins. 20. lost their bodches came to the surface to laves in a swamped boat at recover them. . "Kentucky Lake near the Cherokee Ten other deaths occurred in State Park beach area, yesterday. the state over the weekend. Big Still Found State Trooper a her Guy Turner A collision between a pleasure Ike Sees Called A Bid To Force A blamed the accident Near Hopkinsville from on overloading craft and a towboat on the Ohio of Louse. the boat. He said three men River took another life. rented the boat LOUISVILLE. June 18 Um --Fed- if the and only three Coast Guard workers are still Compromise With Clements life preservers, Nixon, Dulles eral agents. joined by officers from Went and then picked dragging the river today for the up three other two counties„ finished destroying persons at the body of James D. Batley. Jr. 30. beach. a moonshine still- in western Ken- Louisville, one of the two men in By THOMAS E. GISH 40 caites :II thV state committee, The Murray Rescue Squad and Early Today tucky over the weekend which the pleasure craft. United Press Staff Correspondent but it was doubtful that the had the Marshall County Rescue Squad A 13 reputedly been cheating . the -year old boy. whose name FRANKFORT, June 18 VI —Gov. former governor would openly - Willard 411 &aye tried to locate the two government of some $2.100 in taxes ironically was Gerald Swim, By PATRICIA WIGGINS break with Clements. ssador to bodies. daily. A. B Chandler said today he will but John Shroat of the drowned Friday in the Big Sandy Suah a compromise between redentials United Press Staff Correspondent name an interim United States Murray unit. and manager of River near Catlettsburg. He was .Agents of the Federal Alcohol Senator today to fill the vacancy Chandler and Clements would ex- buru Fti- the Kentucky Lake State Park t WASHINGTON, June 18 la — swimming with' four other boys Tax Unit, who said the still tend to making Chandler chairman Boat Duck, President Eisenhower today called was left by the death of Alben W. said that the liklihood when he suddenly walked off a of the Kentucky delegation to in the largest illegal distillery to be Barkley until a new senator is of finding them are slim. deep step-off. Vice President Richard M. Nix- discovered in that section, g o t elected next November. the Democratic national convention, The , deepest part of the lake is and Secretary of State John The traffic victims included: help from and sending Chandler to the the ster Dulles for his first confer- Edmonson and Barren Although Chandler gave no in- locale of the drowning with Mrs. Jean Casebolt, 27. Newport, convention as Kentucky's favorite apices with counties to finish off the still 12 dication who he would name, h:s aths estimate of down to 100 feet who was killed when the car top aides since his miles north of Brownsville. aides and polanal advisers in the son choice for the presidential given. driven by her husband alperation. hit a The raiders arrested two broth- capital all predicted that it would nomination. utility pole in Fort Thomas on 1 Nixon and Dulles were sched- ers. Gilbert Hodges, 39. and Percy be Frankfort attorney Joseph J. Although Leary recently has 'Med• Saturday. tiled to see the President in his Hodges. 43. Thursday when they Leary, who managed Chandler's been closely identified with the Charles. W Green, 32. Lexington, mom at Walter Reed Army Hos- ':handler organization, in past, found the outfit and also seized spectacularly successful campaign 'Stevenson Is died in a Grant County wreck at pital. There was no advance an- equally close to ACCOMPANIED by his wife, T. Lamar Caudle, one- 3.500 gallons of cornmeal - sugar for governor last year. years he was the south city limits of William- nouncement of what they would Clements as political adviser and time high government official in the Truman adminis- mash, a truck, a tractor and a Such an appo.mment would rep- stown can US-25 on Sunday. discuss. as one of his speech-writers. tration, leaves a Federal courtroom in St. Louis where number of glass jars. resent a -bid by Chandler to force 111 Pleased At The Louisville men were killed It was possible that the Presi- Chandler's strategy apparently They partially destroyed the still a compromise with the wing of in a Hardin County accident on he was found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the gov- dent would arrange with Nixon n was to name to the interim Friday and completely destroyed the Democratic party in Kentucky all 479 Saturday. The victims were identi- ernment in connection with an income tax case. Con- dill meetings this week of the appointment gush a powerful polit-Si. - it Satu:day with a series of dyna- led by U. S. Sen. Earle C. Clem- fied as Carl Mayfield. 40. and victed with Caudle was Matthew J. Connelly, both csaainet and National Security mai figure that the state committee Estes Move mite blasts_ ents, who easily won renomina- -Frank Decker. 37 facing a maximum sentence of five years in prison and Qouncil, with Nixon presiding in would have to go along and The Hodges- brothers were ar- tion for the regular senate term David Monroe Williams. 39. Lou- declare they will appeal the ver- Mr. Eisenhower's absence. Nixon nominate him for the four-year a 10,000 tine. They raigned before U. S. Commissioner last May 29 over the opposition of By RAYMOND LAHR isville, was found dead in his car pet-formed a similar functicfb idur- term. dict. (International Soundphoto) Claudia Compton at . Bo wling Chandler-backed Joe B. Bates, United Press Staff Correspondent in a creek bed on the Jefferson- igg the President's recuperation Green Friday and were released The Democratic State Ceotral Bullitt County line.. li!s car had hum his heart attack and has WASHINGTON. June 18 la pending the NoveViber term of Erecutive Committee will meet in slapped off a wooden bridge with- dime so on other oscasions. Sen Estes Kefauver has taken Federal Court there under Louisville Tuesday to nominate a out guard rails late Saturday. Correspondents List The Big Briefed On Developments $1,000 Accidents Are steps to "kiss and make up" coda candidate for the four-year unex- Maudie Atkins. 36, Halm died in Dulles presumably planned to with Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson pired term. a Pike County accident Saturday brief the President on major world promptly replied that he was The committee is controlled about 18 miles south of Pikeville developments. After his meeting Reported By -much pleased.a Headlines For Coming Week Clements, and his long-tme po- on Ky 611. with Mr. Eisenhower. Dulles was Kefauver insisted that his move City Police Report litical ally, farmer Gay. Lawrence Aaron Miller, 40, Georgetown, scheduled to confer with French had. no political implications. W. Wetherby, had been considered He was killed In Fayette County about IPareign Minister Christian Pineau. By CHARLES M. MCCANN Conuilumsts. The Kremlin ts start- ,The City Police Department Sheriff , • amid he still is fighting "to win" virtm is visiting in Washington. a favorite 'or she nommation. „ Three miles south of Lexington an ing to move agents In It has the Democratic presidential nonti- United Press Staff Corresponient made three arrests over the week- It was learned today. however. US-68 on Saturday 1 The President saw Dulles in his United Press correspondents used San Marino for years is Oration end according to City over Steveruon and other Morristown, hospital room briefly last week, Judge Bob that Leary—at first reluctant—had Sheriff Brigham Futrell Glenn Samples, around the world take a look base, partly to funnel funds reported hopefuls and that his "present" McCuistion One drunk driver and agreed to accept Chandler's interim two incidents Tenn . was killed late Friday in Italian Darnmunist Party. but that occasion was a courtesy this morning which position is that he would not ahead at the news that veil make to the two speeders were taken in. appointment after a talk an accident about 11 miles north call and not a business meet.ng. with were covered by his office accept the vice presidential nomi- the headlines City Pollee will also begin en- Clements of Mount Vernon in Rockcastle All Quiet Lhilles accompanied German Saturday night about 1130 o'clock nation forcement of the city purchase of mean Clements County. American authorities in Formosa Chancellor Konrad Adenauer when This could that an accident was investigated neat But Kefauver made the first Cyprus Peace Move city stickers immediately. The believe the Chinese Communists he called on Mr Eisenhower to agreed to throw the committee the old Keys' place near Almo Look for an important British stickers were to have been pur- move Sunday in apologizing for have decided not to start anything may his respects during a Wash- nomination to Leary also, thus A 1950 Buick had missed a narrow his personal attack on Stevenson ,pronouncement on Cyprus policy chased by May 15 and are to be closing the breach between Clem- in the Formosa Strait this summer. ington visit. bridge on a curve and had gone during their recent presidental Observation Tower any day now Prime Minister planed on the windshield, accord- forces. This is the season when conditions The President's day Sunday was ents and Chandler into a ditch. primary battles He said on a Anthony Eden and his government ing to City Police Chief 011is Friends of Wetherby insisted Is Dedicated would be best for an attack on marked by two joyful events—re- Edward Turner. the driver, of have decided to try to reopen Warren. national television program that the coastal Islands the Nationalists today that he still held 30 of the near Almo. had left the car and negotiations with the Greek Cy- ceiving a Father's Day visit and A"! got mad and lost my head" and CRESTWOOD. June 18 la —One hold. But all is quiet went to the nearby home of a priots who demand the right of gifts from his four grandchildren 'ADM Somewhat out of character'' of Kentucky's most active Ground r• Mr Evans for assistance Mr. aself-determination—meaning uhion Backfire and eating three full normals for R in criticising Stevenson Observer Corps groups had a Evans gave first aid to a severed with Greece. Britain may offer a the first time since his operation The action of the Iceland Parli- ev. Paul T. Lvles IV ill Slav artery in one leg and took Turner brand new 25-foot watchtower to- Press Secretary James C. Hag- Would Join Campaign newly-drafted constitution London ament in demanding that the s • day home. He said that if Stevenson should says it may even set a date on erty quoted Mr. Eisenhower as de- United States be forced to give The car was' damaged on the vsin the Democratic nomination ' The Crestwood Ground Observer scribing the taste of his noon-time which self-determination would be up its bases there is backfiring. In Corps. composed of 51 members, chopped beef patty "wonder- Murray Methodist Church left side. again, he would campaign for granted The date would be far in 'Cutbacks in American spending on as dedicated the $800 wood and alum- This morning the sheriff's office turn ,the future, however, say 10 to 15 construction and other projects ful." And Hagerty said the 10- inum tower Sunday with the help minute visit of investigated a wrecked 1951 Ply- Stevenson. in a telegram to years. The tragic murder of an are throwing Icelanders out of the grandchildren The annual Methodist conference the Rev. C. A. Dickerson from Kentucky mouth at :tile's Crossing. Someone Kefauver from his Libertyville. Ill • of the Air National American vice-consul by Cypriot the dollar was a fine tonic for the Presi jobs. The plug-up in ended in Memphis Sunday with Stanton. Tenn., to Hazel and had stripped the wrecked car of home, praised the senator for Guard may make moderate dent's spirits. extremists flow is starting to affect the 269 appointments announced Rev. Mason's Chapel; the Rev. H. W. its tires. &helping -immeasurably to restore - Brig. Gen Thomas Marshall. Children Give Plants self-determinists more ready' to island' economy. Paul T. Lyles. pastor of the First Owen from Sedalia. Ky.. to Lynn. Wright Cole who lives near the • 'unity to our party and strength Frankfort, who is a deputy state talk The grandohildren's gifts were listen to compromise Methodist Churati of Murray will Grove and Goshen; the Rev. Wal- scene, said that the car with to our common cause" He said adjutant general, delivered the Kremlin Wives Sports Outlook four ivy and philodenron plants Unveiling The rermaln here. ter L Hays to Paris Calvary Meth- several colored men in it had he was "much pleased" by Kefauv- dedicatory address. Soviet ' Althea Gibson. first Negro girl in gaily colored flower pots which Bachelor trips abroad by : The appointment of ministers to odist; the Rev. H. B. Cook from wrecked last night. Apparently the er's statement Marshall compared the new tow- may be on the ever to achieve a high national the three oldest grandchildren Russian bigwigs !churches were made on a 1.WD year Paris. Tenn., to the Paris Cimuit; men had gone to sleep, however Although Kefativer refused to er to the bloclohouses of pioneer diplomats hear ranking in American tennis, is painted themselves way out. European trial basis for the first time the Rev. J. B. Wheatley from Glea- none of them were injured. count himself out of the presiden- days from which sentinels scanned wives will a good bet to win the women's The President's son. Major Joint that some Kremlin Dr. John L. Horton was appoint- son, Tenn., to Puryear and Buch- This morning several men were tial race, many Democrats think the surrounding forests for ma- husbands singles championship in the Wim- Eisenhower, and his wife drove to start to accompany their ed superintendent of the newly anan. seen around the car. The name Psis chances suffered a near-mortal rauding Indians. foreign countries. bledon tournament starting next the hospital from Ft. Belvoir. Va.. on missions to created North Memphis District The Rev. Paul L. Phillips from of Ed Strayhorn. Dixon. Tennessee blow with his Florida and Cantor- "Today—men, worneii and chil- broken now Monday in London. Miss Gibson, in a station wagon with their four The ice is being Jackson. Tenn., to the Ralston Cir- was found on a letter in the defeats. There has been spec- dren keep vigil for a deadlier en- 28-year old New Yorker, started children—David, 8; Barbara nio Communist Party leader Nikita S. Ann, cuit: the Rev. P T. MeCiarin from glove compartment ulation that be might accept the emy," Marshall said son with him a foreign tour in India last 7; Susan, 4; and Mary Khrushchev took his Jean, six Dyer, Tenn., to Sedalia and Bur- Sheriff Futrell said that he did number two spot on • presidential The tower is located on the farm April. December She has won 16 out months. • • when he went to London in nette's Chapel: the Rev. Russell not know whether the owners ticket headed by either Stevenson of Jack Ott in Olcaharn County. Minister Dmitri T. of the 19 tournaments she entered, sEisenhower grinned broadly New Foreign Galimore to South Big Sandy; the had stripped their own car, or New York Gov Averell Harri- It contains an observation deck daughter including 10 straight in Europe. as the or Shepilov has taken his young Eisenhower family Rev. R. H. Bow from Cottage whether semeone else had stripped man and a glass and aluminum en- the Middle She has beaten the best European trooped into his on his current visit to hospital room ' Grove, Tenn., to South Fulton; the It . State police in Tennessee have closed office. contenders and both Shirley Fry Could Aid Adial East_ One reason Kremlin families ranged themselves in • semacir Rev. Ralph Rogers to Tetnple Hill contacted to determine owner- and Louise Brough, who were been If Kefauver threw all of his have stayed home in the past: cle of chairs around his bed, anc and Russet's Chapel; the Rev. R. the vehicle. ranked 1-2 in the United States ship of delegate strength to Stevenson and They were hostages for paps safe enjoyed a 10-minute chat. F. Champion from Atwood. Tenn, last year. if his delegates rema.ned faithful "God's Detective" return home. Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower summec to Water Valley and Palestine. to Isis lead. Stevenson would have Is Meeting Sermon Papal Health up the day for all the Eisenhowers New district secretaries are the Wife Of Former nearly enough convention votes to Some Vatican quarters are wor- when she left the hospital for the Rev W L. Hays, temperance; the win the presidential nomination on Topic ried over the heavy schedule of City Officials first time since the President's ill- Rev. J W Summers, evangelism, Editor Is Killed apthe first ballot work Pope Pius, XII has resumed ness to attend religious services at and nliaa Rev H. W. Owen, church Stevenson told newsmen in Chi- Frederioh F. Schwindt, widely after his recent setback from In New York the Walter Reed Memorial Chapel exteniIPR. MIDDLESBORO. June 18 IT — Sunday before learning of "Lots of smiles this morning: Mrs Kyle Whitehead, wife of cago known evangelist, started a series fatigue They fear his heart may Other appointments of interest Kefauver's apology that he. Ste- Mayor George Hart, she remarked while posing for the former editor of The Hazard of meetings at the Seventh Day weaken if he overtaxes himself City Clerk here are Rev. W. E. Mischke, Jr.. venson. was -the man to beat" C. B. Grogan and City Attorney photographs with the minister. tin' -Herald. was killed in an automobile Adventist church at Sycamore and during the torrid Italian summer. from Mayfield to associate at for the nomination lie said he Nat Ryan Hughes are in New Rev. Alford V Bradley, an Army accident in Tennessee south of South 15th streets in Murray. The Pope is 80. Madison Heights Methodist; Rev. had "probably better than 500" York to sign the $925.000 bond chaplain here Sunday morning. Rev Schwindt will speak to- Camluolen Shot-Calling Deal of Hazel to Mt. Verson convention votes now but refused Malta on "God's Detective" lame which was purchased from Mrs. Whitehead was thrown out Watch for signs that the White I. Methodist. speculate on how many roll the city by the Ira Haupt Company Lyles of I car driven by her sister. to The puiblic is invited to hear }route, not Secretary of Agriculture Rev. Lyles is beginning his sixth would be required to win the and Frank Ryan Qualifies Mrs. Al Smith. Harlan, when the calls Rev Schwindt this week by the Ezra Taft Benson, is calSng the Associates_ the bonds will and Rev. William S Evans, super- nomination be used to construct the natural intendent of the South Memphis car skidded and spun sharply in pastor Rev. Kenneth A. Wright shots on farm policy. Benison For Annual Meeting the First Methodist Church. A The number of votes needed to congregation. gas system for Murray. District, the road. The car did not turn and the announced that the soil. bank During this period five hundred 1111wm the Democratic nomination is The bonds will be revenue bonds Frank L Ryan. of Murray, nas over. payments plan was not a drought- Rev M. Robbins is supsrinten members have been added to the 08610s. Kefauver has 164 convention and will be retired out of the i nualified to attend the annual Another sister. Mrs. Alma Nixon. relief and plow-up program. He dent of the Lexington District and local churn+) and the buoget has votes at present. according to a earnings of the gas system meeting of Representatives of the Harlan, was also thrown from Brother Of Fred reversed himself by authorizing Rev.' W B Potts. superintendent been doubled. United Press survey The Murray officials are expect- Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. 1 the car. but neither she nor the payments for damaged crops_ Wash- of the Paducah District. Rev J. building has ed to A new education driven were injured. Barber Passes Away ington says the reversal really return to Murray about at Sea Island, Georgia. beginning N. Wilford is superintendent of the been erected at a cost of $200.000 Mrs. Whitehead was a graduate came from the White House. More the middle of the week. June 24, 1956 Brownsville District, WEATHER and plans are underway for the the University of Kentucky, Dr I Z Barber, brother of reversals are expected, especially Work has been undeway the Several other members of the! of Murray is in the Paris District construction of a new sanctuary and was a beauty queen at the REPORT Fred Barber, passed away Satur- on soil bank payments Benson past week to survey the town Louisville Agency will attend with of the Methodist Church. and educational building University By United Press day at 230 pm at his home in wants to keep payments small. to determine the number of re- Ma. Ryan Partly who Appointments in the Paris Dis- 102 per cent of the budget for Southwest Kentucky -- Princeton. Kentucky_ Dr Barber But the White House is more siders desire to use natural trict are as follows: the coming year has been pledged cloudy warm and humid with was born and raised in Callaway keenly aware that this is an gas this fall. FOLSOMS ARE EXPECTING Cross Swim The Rev Bevington Farnsworth Rev Lyles and his family live Red light chance -a showers today, County and is knnwn by many election year. The survey was made by the ' MONTGOMERY, Ala (1/4 -r Guy • of Memphis to the Big Sandy at the corner of North Forth street tonight and tomorrow High today people in the county Murray Rotary Club The number and Mrs James E Folsom sic Class To Begin and Olive Rev and Mrs. Lyles near 90 low tonight near 70 Survivors Include his wife Mrs. Envoy To San Marino of applications signed has tot expecting a child, the governor's Circuit; the Rev. Pearigen from have two daughters. Paula. age 7, Some 5 30 a m. temperature Ina Hunter Barber; one brother Don't be surprised if Russia sets been made public as yet as the seventh, his office reported Thurs- Clinton, Ky , to Cottage Grove A Senior Red Cross Swimming and Nancy. age4. readings about the state included: Fred of Murray. one aister Mrs. up a legation soon in San Marino, exact number is not known. day night The birth is expected Circuit; the Rev. J. W. Lewin Iran' class will start Wednesday. June l Covington 60, Louisville 71, Padu- W Paschall of Murray route four; the pint-sized republic in the Jack Bryan is the superintendent in four months. Two of the Folsom Silverton, Tenn., to Fulton Circuit: The tilany friends of Rev and 20th at 9 o'clock in the College cah 69, Bowling Green 70, Lexing- and several nieces and nephews. mountains of northeastern Italy of the system. He was an Murray children were borne by the gov- the Rev. C. V. Staaks from Big Mrs. Lyles express pleasure eat pool. ton 70, London 64 and Hopkinsville The funatal will be held today It is only 23 square miles in area, Friday and will be back in Murray ernor's first wife and the forth- Sandy, Tenn., to the Gleason Cir- their remaining in Murray and Anyone that is 16 years of age at 2:30 04- the Morrgan Funeral has a population of 13,500 But with his familya-by July 1 to begin 'coming child will be Mrs Folsom's cuit: the Rev R L: Dotson from hope for them continued blessings or over who is interested please Y. • Evansville, Ind., N. Home in Princeton. its government is dominated by his duties. fifth. Fulton, Ky.. to the Hardin Circuit; in their endeavors. call 299.

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rAGE TWO • ...•••••••11,-41M1 TIM LEDGleit df TIMES IMInnann — MURRAY, T. MONDAY — JUNE IS, I95G THE LEDGER & TIMES CAVE-IN KILLS 6 CHILDREN 111M•141•1111k rentisnen BY LEDGER A; TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ise, - SPORT Consolidation of the Murraa Ledger, PHOTOS TELL the tragic story of the Brooklyn, N. Y., construction PARADE - The Calloway Times, and The Times-Herald, Octeber 20, 1928, and ed,VC-1.11 klhed six caildren at play. They were digging • the West Kentuckian, January 1141 cave. Four buys and two girls, none over 10 years old. ched under By OSCAR FRALEY '25 tons of dirt. Two other buys escaped and una boy was dug out said Mclipaden. il0 now rnit:d Press owns JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER tre.ited g interwar Sports Writer the' Victory alive and at a tuspitai. Ionia Schataimutes) , Halls golf course in HOCHISTER. N. Y. ea—Sound- Kansas We reserve the right ;:ity, Kan and is director to reject any Advertising. Letters to ing a warning against gambling • • or the Editor. of the Palm Beach Round Public Voice items which in our opinion in golf. Harold Rubin are not for the be (Jug) MoSpaden. Just concluded here interest of our readers. formerly one.of at Wykagyl the leading tourna- Country Club. ment players, said 1. RATIONAL REPRESENTAI1VES: today that "I don't say WALLACE WITNISR because that a gambler alohroe. CO., 1363 of its nature the game Memphis, Tenn.: 250 Park Ave., New could 'get' to a pro if he tried." York; 307 N. Michigan "could be one of the most ve. Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., crooked McSpaden said. "Your Boston. sports in the world." pale' pro has a great pride in himself and Mitered a: the "Understand. I'm not Post Office. Muaray. Kentucky, fur saying it his business, is a transmission as I is crooked." fierce competitor Second CLis.s Matter MoSpaden pointed and the game is a out. attracttng a better "It is a spotlessly clean sport. SUBSC.B.LPTION class of man all the time, most RAM: By Carrier in Murray, per I but we have to make certain I I: week .20c, per of them now being college ason-e Ilk. in Ca' illoway and adyo,n1ng 1th:it we keep the grad- countles, per year at3 50; elaia gamblers out of ua_tes, ,They also anti-L, 55.50. - - • it." realize that if • - they ever did get out of line ! One way, he insists, is to wipe MONDAY they'd never live it down. But — JUNE 18, 1956 out the. Calcutta polls which occa- If somebody waves five or ten sionally have created scandals. thousand dollars in your face. THE -W;th the huge payoffs at stake, HEALTH ISSUE there's no telling how anybody who is to tell %Olen a gambler will react. It's better not to gets to somebody." have • McSpaden ex- such a temptation possible." Liver since President Eisenhower plained 'It's ajrnest impossible suffered a heart at- to tell in golf whether 8: tack last September a man the condition of his health htis misses a shot deliberately or not. been a leading issue in this year's presidential All he has to do is spray a shot Adcock Put nomina- into tion and election. He has made the rough or be short with • no effort to side-step it. bc appreach and has said and down goes the he will step aside the moment he becomes fa Vtll ite." Back In convinced his health may prevent 51eSpaden emphasized over and hint from discharging flelatites eiatch search. Boy at ri;dit Is brother of one %learn. nis duties. over again that he was dealing only in possibilities. Now that he is back in the Lineup hospital, and has under- 0-Everybody samples in golf, gone a major operation. his health is causing mucii ith even the women playing two -- speculation, and it vill be from four aits or dollar Nasssus.- he said. By JOHN GRIFFIN to six weeks befoie ''.'hat's he himself part of the fun of playing.' United Press 'Sports Writer will be expected to say what he thinks about McSpaden. who cut tin most Putting Joe Adcock back running for re-election. in the NO, THE CALL lan't clunking Chicago's catcher Sherman Lollar Millions of his friends af the tairway loot with Byron lineup was Charley and ad- Grimm's last on the forehead. It's just that Sherm and first sacker Dave Pinney, mirers. Including this writer, , Nelson in the 1944-48 era in which idea as manager would prefer for him to of the Milwaukee both went after Moose Skoi.vron's pop foul in Yankee stadium, they were known as the Braves, withdraw with the hope of prolonging "Gold aid the Sunday sluglest rand got there together. All they caught was each other. Nutley his life possibly Dust Twins,- fears the that at ten Calcutta resulted was the first success drew an error. The Yanks lost 7-5. (International Sound photo), to fifteen years. paols because they lay the game in the reign of neat sk.pper Fred bl We can't oien resist the temptation, however, to to chiselers and gamblers Haney C9 insist Three-run horra-:s by Bobba Del him. that "what's sauce for the goose is who sometime may try to get to It was Stubb's third win Cl sauce for the gander," paidessionala." Six-foot. 4-inch Adcock pinch-hie Greet) and Hank Sauer enabled over Chicago this year. so far as the President's two Willard Schmidt to leading contenders are con- Chiseling on handicaps an con- a burner for the Braves .n Grimm's win the seacind, In o'ner AL single games. Ted cerned: with relief help of Governor Averall Harriman, nection with Calcuttas is no secret. last game as manager on Saturday. (coin Jim Kon- Lepc.o's three-run homer led the who has so eagerly stanty. tossed his hat I Larceny-minded amateurs establish and jolly Chully announced big Boehm Red Sox in a 19-hit attack in the ring in less than 48 hours after , Ike handicaps from the back tee on Joe would become .a starter again. to beat the Detroit Tillers. was carted ott to the hospital, The Cmc;nnati Rattle P.S trait sec- 13-2. and former Govern.,!. 1 long. tough courses. Thus Haney said he thought Cholly's beianii Frank Suli.van's 11' Adlai they ond place from Biaoklyn by a Stevenson, wno has demonstrated 'nave a terrific edge when they last idea was a good ene. so -- and Bob Nieman's three-run homer pi his leadershi. half-game by aalittolg a twat as the Number :meet an amateur with the same Adcock alugged in the eighth broke a tie arid al One vote-getting Democrat. tee-) hcmers ,n bill aath the Giants. Homers by handicap who has posted the first game carried Balerriore to a eit It seems Governor Harriman his and one In the Dusty Rhodes. Dai y I spencer. 7-2 win underwent a major ope- • handicap on a short, easy course second as the over K City. (1 ration as recently Braves -came to Willie Ma S and Bill Wh.te gave as the '..:trth of May, and "rhe pros naturally don't have Ile" with Stevenson was a 5-4. 3-1 doubleheader the (bent. a 7-6 win in the p. operated on last December. .. handicap. so they actually aren't sweep over GIVE KIDS A "BRAKE" one was for removal of the the Brooklyn Dodgers. opener. but Joe Nuxhall stopti_d prostate ffecte'd. except for the ones His second homer gland, the other for the removal at- derided the New Yoik on two hits and Zanned of a .kidney liztched to playing ,n a tournament opening game. break.ng MONTGOMERY. Ala. itra stone. a 4-4 tie. eight in the nightcap as Smt.s.y Is 'where there may be a scandal and it was a "Mantle-type" the kids a brake" day wall be record Burgess singled home the el The average person smasher 0;14 observed by the Alabama knows very little as to the seri- — the first homer ever run to wan. 1-0. Highway hi ousness, or the hit over the left f:eld roof at Pattol Saturday. Officers will man disabling effects, of either of these di - tWe Ebbeta_onaki-..leasithrt. Sha—ssasils-- at caul, tad l'oth,, \VA checkpoints throuehout the star. eperatiotrsa cornpard-wIllt ThCie President Eiz,enhow- MAJOR LEAGUE TOE MO feet from the gRate to remand motorists that school er underwent, but in another' NL &anal, treader. ii we take.. the word of the surgeons, aui 83 feet into the stratosphere. le out and "children are: every- R( bin Roberts- cf the Ph.ls beat where." heart specialists and others who 'I he tape measure boys' and to distribute 100.000 C: attend the President, he sl" the Cubs. 7-1, in Frio!! 500 feet into a parking the opener w:th aamphlets bearing the slogan "give ci should recover as rapidly, help andias completely, as the two from hemers by Willie Jones the kicks a vi leading Democrats. and Del Ennia. but the Cubs took Snaps Dodger Streak - — Of course the second, 7-4. behind Sam Jones nobody larett4.‘ when a The Milwaukee strong boy's person who has rec- and Ecicue IVI,kais' two fered a heart ord -run homer attack may suffer another. But work on one victim es blow snapped a six-game the big blow it specialists' Dodger w.nning slow-a-days can determine fairly accurately streak and his what effect 4t next homer, in the accord inning The New York Yankees other physical ailments have extended on- a damaged heart, and of the nightetm. started a Evin=g-rme thr:r_ League lead by the President's physicians STANDINGS Dodger losing 514 games say the operation had no ef- streak EV bby ay beating Cleveland fect on his heart. Thomson also, hi mered in this Ior the thad straight taw'. 9-4. game. a blow that proved the in a singie aame a, taethad-pla Stevenson has the edge on ,• botn Harriman and Eisen- National League margin of victory, Chicago SOL:. a IN .11 bill win hower, so far a, age is concerned, as both 111:heaukee's sweep aften losing Washaigton. w.nning 20 2 aral los- of them are W L Pet. GB 65 years' old. So far no 12 of the last 17 games, -lielped to ing. 10-4. president for la second term h..- ttaburgh 30 22 577 ever lived • t 150. turn the National League race into Two-run out the term when he was 66 Ci ocarina ti 30 2.1 566 la hnTre!Ti by IS1.,rm S.e- at the time it a five-team ter:,mbie Now the re bern and started. ,e spti s Brooklyn 29 23 588 1 Yogi Berra gave the are brly two games separattng Yanks four St Louis 31 25 554 1 tuns In the fret In making the President's first-place Pittsburgh and fifth- inning and health, or age, a leading 'Milwaukee 26 22 542 2 a larridar sp.urge is.sue we place' Milwaukee. the stye believe it is only fair that Chicaao 's^ 29 431 nt ri • nc hide d a t hree- run we consider the The pace-making Pirates wart a • blast by Hank health, and age, of other I New York 21 32 396 9', Lauer. candidates. too. We hope and double drubbing from St. Lams. 3-1 The ' Philadelphia 20 33 White Sox bagged 20 hits pray that be will be able .377 10,• and 8-1. Stan Musal's two to make the race fur re-election run in their opening game, including homer in the if he wants to. first inning was Sherm Lollar se homer. the f:rst.Same and they At the Yesterday's Games d.fference as Tom got 14 more ou same time we feel he has pohi,Isky won Stoibbs served kt, much as it with a fve-hAter.in the secoed could reasonably Y.;rk 7 Cincinnati but couldn't beat be expected of one than, and ▪ 6. 1st if he de- ia;neainriati 1 New York cides to with-draw we hope his 0, 2nd life will be spared or — Milwaukee 5 Brooklyn 4. 1st years to come, and that he will reap a full measure of I Milwaukee 3 Brooklyn I. 2nd contentment arid happiness. I St. Louis 3 Pittaburgh 1. 1st St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 3, 2nd 80 MERCURY • Philacielph.a 7 Chicago 1, 1st 10 Years Ago This Week 7 Philadelphia 4. 2-d PHAETONS Today's Ledger and Timms File Games ;.,:111.t; at P111 ,a; ;ph night \ sil.:waukee Robert Natt Petty. age 73 years, at Pittsburgh. night FREE \ \ died at his home in Only Game's -Hazel Thursday. June Scheduled IN ED SULLIVAN'S 13, at 6:00 a.m. Mr. Petty had ROLL-AROUND been ill for only three kr, days and his death came as a severe shock to his family and wide Tomorrow's Games $425,000 MERCURY CONTEST circle of friends. Artiatial resuscitation administered, VACUUM R. L. Wade was elected but to no asaiL JUNE llth—AUGl • president of the Murray I St. Louis at Brooklyn, night ,- T 1 , Lions Club at its regular meeting Tuesday night. June Chicago at New York. night CLEANER 11. at the Woman's \, Club House. He will succeed Cincinnati at Philadelphia. night 10 EACH WEEK WITH Putman, who L. R. IN 8 WEEKLY CONTESTS COMPLETE SET OF ATTACHMENTS is concluding one of the most successful Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. night years of Murray Lionism. 1st PRIZE: MONTCLAIR PHAETON—one each week • ROLLS EASILY Prof. H. L. Oakley. formerly city superintendent of • CLEANS EASILY industrial arts. Lexington. 2nd -10th PRIZES: MONTEREY PHAETONS-9 each week and formerly commanding of- • ficer of the Navy American League STORES EASILY unit at Millington. Tenn.. has been PLUS 200 G.E. PORTABLE TELEVISION SETS-25 each appointed to have week is • ALWAYS READY charge of industrial arts at Murray W L Pct GB 2400 ELGIN AMERICAN State College. New LIGHTERS-300 each week 4. FOR ACTION President Ralph Woods announed today. York 37 20 619 Miss Margaret Key, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Chicago 28 22 .vao 5,, Clif- MERCURY CAR BUYERS SEE IT TODAY! 0 ton Key, Lynn Grove. became the, bride of Mr. Donald Boston 72 26 527 7 DURING CONTEST Crawford, 6, , Cleveland MAY WIN son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel (7rawford. ahto of 28 27 .509 8 A $10,000 CASH BONUS Lynn 16,'• Detroit 27 28 491 9 IS.. Off ;al Entry Grove, in the Salem Baptist Church on Saturday. Monk for &trod.) June 15. *IA:MX e 28 29 491 9 THURMAN K271.1.a2 City 22 34 393 14,., ENTER TODAY— GO TO YOUR MERCURY DEALER! FURNITURE Waahington 24 37 393 15

WE ARE NOW Yesterday's Games New York 9 Cleveland 4 ATTENTION lbston 13 'Detroit 2 Baltimore 7 Kansas City 2 Buying Wheat Chi ago 20 Washington 2, let Washington 10 Chicago 4. 2rfd WHEAT GROWERS WE HAVE PLENTY OF BAGS Today's Games tp HIGHEST MARKET PRICES k 41C. • Nrw York at 1:), AVAILABLE Baltimore at Chiaa., right Anse:ten)kov, 0, at hospital nith mother. Ile is as dug out alive. Washington at Kansas City. night N E V BaysBags Available ,h.det.ng ream! Only GRITICS Scheduled ii XX INf. HIRD TROUBLE. "A'oparently — YOUR Farris Popcorn Co. thi. I,,:d thinks n.s BUSINESS APPRECIATED • ,lari Is im s rt of le• Tomorrow's Games A; rea LOCATED AT FARRIS LOOSE LEAF twee.- Eindeiser. complain-d ! FLOOR F,Nnicit'lsleill,:LNWho a at umsago 'Nlaps:rk- st7 a seaplane r.; :.d it s . nitnight heur, -'raring off . Waahington it toe' Merricadt lhver. appealed teiedrane's wino at -Katisas City, night ELLIS POPCORN tie far he, I York at CO. today for permission Detroit to shoot a pluilited POP worth of holes. * MURRAY, ijoislon at Cleveland, night KY. * HAZEL, KY.

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1 .MONDAY — JUNE 18, 1956 • ...mei THE LEDGER & TIM M — MURRAY, KY. PAGE THREE "RI FOR I• RENT 'No Criticism' Farm Loans Highest Since 1923 Read Our Classifieds 3 ROOM up .rtnient with private C bath, unfurn.iihed. 1696-XJ. For FREE • J une=C Inspection Against TERMITES and t. Good Auto News ROACHES, etc. Call 1395 Mayfield $2,400,000,000 $1,776,000,000 $1,095,000,000 — 1955 1954 1931-40 COLLECT — SUITER PEST ...-+41.11111111M=LPINNI CONTROL CO. DO YOU neea protection against Licensed and Insured NOTICE the loss of your valuables by fire/ HELP WANTED • Theft? Buy a compact Victor Tree- Member of Stiie- P-e-st lure 1 WE HAVE bat, motor, auto. fire Chest certified by 'the Nation- Control Association MAN or WOMAN wanted $7,100 $5,700 and life insurance. Wayne Wilson ii Association of Safe Manutac- te $3,300 Insurance '.urers. The Daily handle MeNess Prodiets full or Agency. Phone 321. Ledger & 'Lines CHART ILLUSTRATES Amulets] pinch on the farm, according to Farm Office Supply, spore time in N. Calloway County. July 10C Phone 55. l'F Credit administration figures, which peg 1a55 farm mortgage bur- Opportunity to make $40 a day. BIG rimE rowing at $2,400,000,000, highest since 1923, and 26 per cent more PROFESSIONAL MONUMENT'S DO YOU need a machine to staple No experience necessary. Wr,t. Murray Marble than 1954 and 219 per cent more than ths 1937-40 average. Lower and Granite Works bocklets and folders from 8 pages McNese Company, 120 E. Clark St., builders of fine chart indicates 1955 average mortgage, $7.100, highest on record, memorials for over to 128 pages? See toe Boetitch Freeport, Ill. 1TP half century. Porter 19 per cent more than 1954 and 213 per cent more than 1937-40. WRESTLING White, Mane- Saddle Stapler at ..he L'aily Ogee Phone 121, Ledger July 4C EXPERIENCED .1 I & Times Office Supply, Ph. 55. TI colored woman for 4 house work and to care for Chil- "I Am not at all certain that 'WELCOME TO NEW JERSEY' HAVE YOU been looking for an dren. Call 796-M. June2dC the rerierve requirements might JIM'S ROLLER 8x11 filing cabinet ,hat is handy, FOR SALE TREASURY SECRETARY George not be too high," but there has comact, easy to carry? We have lit Humphrey is shown as he been no criticism of rates be- RESTAURANT SC HOUSEKEEP- 'RINK it in the Steeunaster turned on his brightest smilo ing raised last April, 18 File-It Cases. NEE,. DININEI 1 t. SET, occasional ER. Federal Apply in person. Lynhurst before the Senate-House eco- Reserve All me.al construction with luck chair, library table, lamps. Mrs. Board Chairman Wil- Murray, Ky. — 8:15 Resort. J une20C nomic committee In Washing- liam McChesney p.m. and easy carrying handle. On Rue Overby, 1630 Farmer Ave. Martin, Jr., ton and stated that auto sales tells joint economic *MAIN EVENT* display in he Office Supply De- Ph. 1126. Junel7C committee I out of "; and jobs should be on the up- In I ails 60 Min, Time Limit partment of the Daily Ledger Washington. (international) & LOST & FOUND turn soan. (Intcrnational) Times, phone 53. Lollar TF HOUSE AND '10 ACRES of land I 4 Man Australian Philley• on North highway 4/12 miles from RED WATER SKI between Eggrars tadium, ONE WEEK SPECIAL. Murray. answer 33 para- Has over 500 feet of Ferry Bridge and Murray. Phane CROSSWORD to Saturday's Puzzle Tag Match Pinney keets, young, healthy, highway PUZZLE birds at $1 frontage. has full bath. 725 or 512J. June18.2 CHICO lphoto,), ' each while they last. Ph. 466-W3. two bedrooms, living room, kitchen ACROSS .,40 1_4S S:A.P D E.4 C. L. Burton. June2OP with cabinets, hardwood floors, 1-Ifnavy A•g4 i 151L "HOT TAMALE" SEVER screened-an back porch. good well Isard 4 Pei Lorin A iTE 'Ord win e-Eirid of Belgian 4_ Hospital Ness's -Again AL SEA t' LAWNS MOWED. of water. A real buy at' 54.150. inaride ea-Symbol far 0 T CORTEZ Call Shelton li-iaa,•ring Pt A P L Y Baucum Real Estate. Call for ether Ines. Ted Candy. Phone le20-R. Have three 48. nights ankle 14-Pertaining to Friday's 12-Motor Mexico City, Mexico led good power mowers. Rotary 1447 or 961-M. July17C complete record follows: • seism PA the type. 14-Suake 47-Min god ill :Attu .k June2OP 15-titiats 4S-Prefla: wrong R — AND — Census 17-Music: as 60 IA T ti's. 13-2, -Thick. sticky UPRIGHT PIANO. Priced reason- • Adult Beds writt,:n liquid CA AIONUMENTS _____ - - 60 15-Pron‘aun P S "KILLER" ix-hatter.. first class material Phone 1.1-Title of reaper? IN ably. 95. June2OP Emergency Beds 29 - la-Pertaining to 42-Ons who ahoy,' E,2 An homer ranate and niarble. 'arge selection Italy e KARL Patients Admitted from coves L styles, sizes. Call 85, home phone 4 21-Eitlets 64-bleeping- tie arid Patients T LILL 526. See at Calloway Monument 21 ALUM SCREENS $3 each, all Dismis.sed . 5 22-5ca eagle sickness fly 7-2 win 24-Cauatic 66-12 VON Neu ,1-..tizer.s 0 dozen ERIC Works, Vester Orr, owner. West sizes. 3 alum windows $10 1 alum substance 514-PerCePtIOn 1-Village of f Patients 25-Sivele Main St, near college. July 10C door $.1930. Installed. Home Com- admitted from Wednesday tans Caruth African alunich, Germany 27-yeide DOWN nausea ) fort 5:30 P. M. to Friday 3:31 1'. M. 29-Mams ILE" Co.. 18th at Main. Phone 1303. name a-ls.lals again Mrs. Ralph Wilcox. 106 South 11-Met al 1--7 leo color 3-I anile V S June2OP fastener BUSINESS MEN! Do you forget 13th, 2-1 art of face aaaa St.. Murray; Hilton Hughes, 32-Visor 1-Neur ,b1,e) -"Give those important appointments or 13 DANNY Jr., 1306 Poplar Street, Murray; -Walks 4-* t 5- Prefix: this will be perhaps remenaber them at the -- CUBIC FOOT Hot Point re- side Mrs. Lilhe Edit,i Lovett, 425 South 10- AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS President James Caesar Highway last inonent? Do you frigerator 75 cub. food freezer, like • i •1 lair* need a corn- 8th. Murray; Mrs. Ralph Wilcox ,11-l'aces Petrillo (right) is welcomed to Atlantic City, N. J., where the' !MARCELL° will man et attriaetively bound new inwarranty bargain. $100.00. Mir ' 1.:-.krtist's stand I Salt Lake City al book for and baby boy, 108 South 13th. ii- union is holding its 59th anneal consention, by New Jersey's le. sear. MI Mat,t Ira. reemereada. daawy ierro.s. August .Wilaun. phone 1355., Murritl: • Mrs Otis-- IS-Native ' Gov. Robert B. Moyne:. The-1400 dalegates-gave-Petrillo-anesa--- Danzwir--Ifte EMMEN :-1-' Worlds - .t schara and addresses?. We have just the •• June2OP 14 Amer MOUS support in his expulsion of Cecil F.. Read and 10 followers Youngest baby girl, 306 Woodlawn Ave., 20-Existing In Professional Wrestle e every- thing in a hiascon Day-At-A• MilliiiIIIM name only who sought to depose officers in Los Angeles, and Petrillo was Murray; Mrs. John T. Gregory, re 100.000 Glance. Undated, ,t, Erio;,,v 23-Ilme mature nominated for 17th consecutive term. (International Soundphoto) refillable and ONE HALF INTEREST in Out- 300 North 7th St., Murray: Mrs. 36-Divine spirit — AND — pocket-size 26--floa fan "give with simulated leather land Seed & Pop Corn Company. Tillmon Lamb. Rt. 2. Hazel; Mrs. 22 I case with 30-Hall! ,nner pocket. Ledger & See W. F. Bates, 711 Poplar St. Charles Jones arid baby boy, Rt. "IWAii111111111Mil 33-Crotty, of RIP Times Off.ce Supply Depr tt xi, e 27 7,,,, so player* t, 2, Farmington; Mr. Ralph C. Ste- 34 Phone -Ranting PURDOM & 55. F wart, Rt. 2, Hazel; Mr. Thomas ,,z la-Woodland THURMAN INS. AGENCY bymnha CARD Bucy. Rt. 5. Murray. Mrs. Grace '..Y. 4 3$-Walks HAWK WE REFINISH Doors, OF THANKS SS Se 31 Set —GENERAL INSURANCE--. clean rugs, Lee Mather. North 16th, Murray: igvously upholstery arid walls. Specialty .4.-- /7-gigrryllks Toledo, Ohio We wish to express Our apprecia- Mrs. Mattie Outland. Rt. 3, Mur- A7200 rA 1/7 el mike mall & Rug Deterger Co., K;rksey. tion to the friends and neighbors ray: Master Kenneth Whayne Gor- Wle/ ss-oaseament My. Phone 2075 41-Morgritl FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY June20C for their kindness, the flowers. and don. 599E Thomas Street. Memphis. 46--Nmplwa lag PitELIMI NARY gitts of food, in our bereavement Tenn, Sam 46-Part of SINGER SEWING machine repre- Mr Keller. kium eharcP I Fall-241 Min. Time Limit sentative in Murtay. For 'sales, in the loss of our wife and mother. Creek. W. Va.; Mr. A. W. Sills, ,(A 414-Tit, of Across from Capitol Theatre 5a se d respect Phone 842 service. repair, ceeitact YaOC Hall, P D. Phillips and Children Model. Tenn : Master Dotson Lun- 61- Thurndaltraree Rip Hawk vs Karl Von Eric 1617 Farmer. Ph. 1622-M. TFC Junel9P n:an. Model. Tenn. t•bbr.) 2nd PALLIMINARY In Italy John N. Purdons Billy P. Thurman D. Marcell° vs Chico measure Cortez 11•••••• /mean ...mos ADM: Adults t1.00-Children 50c NANCY Challenge For Dr. Mays By —Ernie Bushinilles GLOBE A new novel by ELIZABETH SEIFERT. EMPLOYEES C) 1055, by Elizabeth Seifert. Reprinted by permission of the publish- EMPLOYEEf) FACTORY er, Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc, Distributed by King Features Syndicate. • (11APTi.1.R 21 She had heard the car come in, thirty at the eteet-beter• 17:alr, alARS earlier, Lacey had waited for the sound of Brit's reached him. It eel' talus. ;Va.. ,ers fiqiiteen, slender, often step in the hall and on the stairs CI. _titer ten LO ,".'t to her. Per:- - caac :,;iiisite in her pale-golden -familiar sounds which that 1-acoy's testimony bad Leen . is. During • year night away never came to break the talern and syceptcd, WSW zr school in Switzerland, her mounting stillness in the nouse. leavirg toe Wean t else i':',ther had *built this house. She exactly remembered the WIN belie's:a:a Or .11d tr.:".' believe When Lacey came hom e that growing fear she felt as she found she Pied drifted back to .std •summer she was presented at a her slippers, put on a robe, and was too Sho.:Iged to reenernbee tT garden party, with a formal ball went downstairs and out into the Or had allowances seheauled for Chriatmas, time. garage-to stand frozen beside oeen me4se for her youth, her approaching But by October of that year, the ear, physically unable to open IT TAKES ALL KINDS OF motherhood-and thick creamy invitations were go- the door or touch the man slump- her fundeat wealth? PEOPLE TO MAKE ing out for the wedding of Alice ed across the wheel. She had, A WORLD lateey Milburn to Dr. Britton Van finally, managed to creep back She knew that ahe had told the Horn. A brilliant man, forty into the house, (rick up the phone truth! As for the cause of the years old, the young girl. Lacey, and summon John Blandin. attrck, or the true explanaton of that two-hour lapse ABRIE an' &SLATS had adored him, she knew now, From then on, Lacey had been of time, if By Raeburn Van Burs, others knew about rather than loved him. shielded and protected; the rest thmte things, or guessed, ahe had got WHO I?? MERELY L-LORD There was a strong possibility of the nightmare went on with- Veen told. AM AND MASTER AND (CHOKE) 110 that the popular and bucceastul out her. That same night she had Lacey herself never mentioned THE LDRD 11 ,81 1. SEEMS LIKE A DREAM NOW-- LADY, ARE MASTER! doctor had married her for her been taken to the hospital, where the tragedy, nor gave even her HERE. YOUNG BEING HIRED SO SUDDENLY V nioncy; he must nave 'known she stayed until Johnny was safe- mother an opening to speak of it. YOU SURE YOU'RE ALL eV= '3 VERMEER AS oBer exquisite girls of eighteen. ly born. She had left the hospital At firet John Blarichn had ordered RIGHT? HER COMPANION Ile was a very, handsome man, for her mother's home, and had this protection of her. Later, the and all women "adored" him. lived in it ever since. door of silence remained closed. I'D BETTER WIrikt s o,i But it was Lacey he married, HURRY-- John and the Coroner had said Friends and acquaintances and she had been very happy; SHE'S that Brit's death was obviously might have been less considerate, before they were settled from PROBABLY sudden, of course, the result of a but Lacey didn't have many ae` their honeymoon, Johnny had an- DRESSED severe heart attack, to which Dr. 'f r I end s and acquaintances.' coming; this knowl- nounced his Van Horn was subject. Since the tragedy, she had kept AND :AIPK 041 edge haloed her joy. very much to herself, WAITING No one, to Lacey's knowledge, getting But ,.as the months went by, over the shock and grief of had questioned that finding. And it, FOR ME eises••ne. that joy became less radiant. A devoting her yet- full time to Johnny. natural development, her mother Part of that meet air of inno- said., Lacey had married a doc- Had his death really been cence which had charmed Chad tor; Of course he left her alone simply from a heart attack, was loneliness, and inexperience wouldn't much of the time. people have talked to In dealing with people, except on E. Also, said her mother, a man Lacey about it! About Baitton? purely superficial social occasions, who waited to marry until he No one ever did. like her mother's parties. She had was forty had become pretty well Lacey knew that he was talked lost intimate touch with the established in the selfish, extrava- about, that stories were told. world of human beings.... gant ways of bachelorhood. He'd They could be told to Chad in a Perhaps even as a child, but U1' ABNER By Al Capp change-Lacey must be patient way to ... There even might be certainly as an adolescent, she These discussions always in- those who wondered if Lacey had had gradually learned to suspect SHE'S PERTENDIN' PIGS IS THINKS, MOST AN RAIN. T LIKE MOST eluded a mention of Brit's not induced the fatal attack .. . kindness, never sure whether peo- SHE I NJCPIS TH' SO RELAXIN' IS . • TOO GALS, TINY. API -044P- I"h cart." Ile bad one. Alice Once, because no one ever men- ple liked her herself, GALS IS for or for FSORIN' AN'REPULSIVE thought he used it as an excuse tioned the matter of Britton's her mother's money. Even Brit-- THEY MERELY RIGHT!! PROUD TMiNGLE Lows roo THIPV, to get out of unpleasant tasks death, or its manner, she went to and suddenly the tragic climax of THINGS HE DOES!! PESTS. AN' WIF HAWGS- /0"DOES, HAIN'T THET and scenes. But the fact sat the Central library, and read the he marriage plunged her still AH USEb THET TH INKS. THASS WHY TH'SECRtJT Brit had already sniffer o e newspaper accounts, which had more deeply into doubt and un- SYSTEM ON YU: AN DON'T SUCCESSFUL 4-1 coronary attack terrific Lacey. carefully been kept from her at certainty. DEAR. LIKE MOST FRIENDSHIPS,AN' She a they --must say or do noth- the time. Then Chad happened. Not GALS!! M MARRIAGES? ing to "upset Brit." "Dr. John Blandin, the family knowing who she was, Chad had But perhaps she had not done physician tailed by the widow seen her, talked to her, asked her enough, because, just a month to But she hadn't known she to marry him. For herself alone! the day before her baby was dire, Was a widow, when she'd made Lacey took a deep breath. She Britton Van Horn, having return- that frenzied phone call! ". . had to see him now. S:ie had to from a night call, was found testified that Dr. Van Horn had talk to him frankly and openly. dearl in his car after he had been dead for as long as two If only she could bring herself to brought it Into the garage. hours when found...." do it, to put the hurt and doubt Even now, sitting on the ter- And that wasn't right! That behind her and tell Chad every- race, warmed with the sunlight couldn't be right! Lacey had thing he should know, must know which came through the leaves, heard the car come in-she'd if ever their love were to mature Lacey chilled again with the cold waited a little; she'd moved slow- Into something rich and peaceful horror which she rememberea so ly, fearfully-teit it couldn't have and everlasting! 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•• EAGLE SCOUT DOES HONOR) SOCIAL CALENDAR AN - Club News Activities rir Women's Page Monday. June 1.8 of the First Baptist church will Circle 5 of the Woman's Society hold a picnic on Tuesday. The Weddings Locals of Christian Service of the First group will meet at the church Jo Burkeen, Editor. .. Phone 694-M-4 or 7634 Methodist church will have a pic- building at 7:00 and drive to Ken- nic in the city park at six-thirty tucky Lake for a fish supper. on Monday evening. 'this is the regular monthly meet- Rainbow For Girls Miss Horton • e . ing. Is Marrie&ToPurdom Lovett The Alice Waters Circle of the • • • • Members Attending In Ceremony At Goshen Methodist Church (Personals) WS2S of the First Methodist The East Side Homemakers rlub The Grand .4ssembly; church will meet at the church at will meet with Mrs. Edwin Thur- Mr ar.d Mrs Floyd Cherry Iod aeven-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Kat- mond at one-thirty o'clock. . ie Overcast and Mrs. Gehora Ham- • • • • Members and chaperenos of the as thear .. last week visitors their lett as hostesses. Murray Assembly No. 19 4Order children. Mr. and Mrs Vandaugh Circle 4 of the W.SC.S. of the b, • • • • Methodist sif the Rainbow fer Cris are! Cherry and son, James , Van of First church will meet a The Young Women's Class of attending the Grand Astembly in Sheridan. Wyoming and Mrs. Eddie at the home of Mrs. J. R. Gatlin, Barnett the First Baptist church will have 800 Olive Street, at two-thirty (Lauisville %torts w;11 continue ! of Bismark. North Dakota. a family picnic at the City Park o'clock. Through Wednesday. • • • • at seven o'clock. • • • • Those attending the Assembly Mr. and Mrs. Corpus Underhill • • • • ere Sharon Bond. Mary Beth The Women's Missionary Society of Dover. Tenn., are the parents Tuesday, June 19 Furches. Mary Florence Churchill, of the First Baptist church will of a daughter. Eva Carol, weighing Circle III of WSCS of First Jeannette McNutt, Nancy Roberts., have its general program meeting seven pounds 13,ja ounces. Methodist Church meet with !Sandra Harnr:ek. Mildred Van! born will at the church at eleven o'clock to at the Murray Hospital Thursday, Mrs. L. R. Putnman at two-thirty Meter. Joyce Spann, Sandra Fair.I be followed by a covered dish June 7 o'clock. Jane Hubbs. Barbara Mott. Linda luncheen The executive board will • • • • Collie, Sammye Joyce Wilkerson. • • • • meet at ten-thirty o'clock. • • • • Linda Outland and Nancy Turner. Murray Assembly No, 19 Order A son. Darrell Wade, was born of the ernembers; Mesdomes Agnes Fair. Rainbow for Girls will meet The Kirksey Homemakers Club to 4iIr and Mrs Charles Patrick Jean Weeks, Frances Churchill and at the Masonic Hall at seven will meet at the City Park at Caruso of Benton Route Richard Scarbrough. chaperones. o'clock. ten o'clock Friday. June '8. at 'th Murray • • • • • • • • Toe regular meeting of the Hospital Murray Assembly will be held Circles of the WM.S of the Circle No. 2 a the WS.C.S on Tuesday evening. June 19. with Memorial Baptist church will meet of the First Methodist church will Miss Wylene Jones presiding. as follows.: Eva Wall with Mrs. meet in the home of Mrs A. F. Harry Cotham of Thule, • • • • Green- ERyde Roberuon at tvaekhirty Doran, with Mrs. Claude Farmer land, is visiting relatives o'clock; Bertha Smith with Mrs. as program leader.

• • • • Crawford, • • • • Miss Jane Barnes & • '1fttrys Mamie Taylor with Mrs. J 0 Reeves and Annie Wednesday, June 211 V Harland Lee Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Perry Grant and Allen with Mrs. Will Rob Walston, The East Hazel Homemakers son of California are spending all at seven-thirty o'clock. Club will meet with Mrs. Jess Married Recently • • a few days with relatives. • • Hale at ten o'clock. a • • • • • • • • RITE of laying a wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Mr. and Mrs Gingles Barnes The Dorcas Sunday School class ANNUAL Soldier during Flag Day ceremonies In Arlington National ceme- of Murray Route One announce Thursday, June 21 tery was accorded the Boy Scouts of America for the first time, the marriage of their daughter. The Wadesboro Homemakers Club CONGRATS TO MEDAL WINNERS and here is Eagle ,Scut Gary Long, 17, Toledo, 0., Troop 38, Jane. to Harland Lee Taylor. son will meet at the City Park at placing the wreath. Heretofore the armed forces have performed of Mr. anci Mrs John ten o'clock Taylar of the ceieniuoy. I,itrnutsuisu4 Sounaphoto) Aurora. The ceremony was solemnized The Christian Women's Fellow- 'on Sunday June 3. Mr and Mrs. ship of the First Christian church REST DRESSED PAIR Don Gilbert of Murray were the will have a potluck dinner and TO SAVE MONEY attendants for the couple the installation of off:cers at ex- HOLLYWOOD 4/• — Actress The bride is 'a student at the thirty o'clock. Members note the Cyd Charisse and Jack Webb of On Your Plumbing Murray Training School Mr Tay- change ;r1 date -Dragnet" fame Wednesday night were lor is a graduate cf Murray High • • • named by the California School in the class of 1956 and Fashion. Creators as the best Elroy Sykes Is attending Murray State College. First Baptist WMS dressed Lwoman and man stars of PLUMBING CO Mr and Mrs Taylor are renchng the entertainment world. Mr and Mrs. Pardom Lovett with his parents To Meet Tuesday BATH The Goshen Methodist church sit clf shoulder pleated neckline The Woman's Missionary Society TAKES IN STREET was. the settrng for the wedding . of Bandeaux of tiny pale blue flowers the First Baptist church will MIAMI BEACH Als — Edward f Miss Carmen Jones Horton. held have a luncheon meeting the the fingertip veil She carried at J O'Brieh. a visitor from Ken- daughter nt Mr and Mrs C a lovely church' onon Tuesday. June 19. be- --- TERMITES ftow:ng bouquet of pink sington. Conn . was arrested Wed- Horton of Mueray t! Pu Ostrich !ginning at eleven o'clock. FREE INSPECTION plumes caught with melon nesday for taking a bath O'Brien Lovett. SOn of Mr. and Mrs Fr colored Circle I will present the program leather t carnations tied took his bath in the middle of Lovett of Murray. !on the subject. -Thy Kelley's Pest pink velvet streamers, Word. A a street intersect,on, early in the AIR COND1110%ED Bro. Hoyt Owen per-farmed the Lamp, A Light-, which will be bridesmaids were Mrs Effie morn.ng The nude bather used Control double ring ceremony on Saturday. Kemp followed by a covered dish lunch- of Hopkinsvdle and Mrs. a washrag and a pail of water. ENDS TUESDAY Licensed and Insured— June 2. at four o clock in the Charles !eon at noon darns of Murray, sisters afternoon The executive board will meet Phone 441 of the bri They wore NOW WANTS BOAT RIDE The church was beautifully de- dresses preceding the program at ten- Sam Kelley ideutical to t of the THESE awarded God and Country medals at West- PR Fs-rw PCK. Scotland IP --- corated with large a-naught iron mad BOY SCOUTS !thirty o'clock -The meetings are of honor and ca led morland Presbyterian church services in Washington are congratu- Miss Felicity Farquaharson. tino baskets filled with white gladioli. similar bou- sll on daylight saving time. QUM& lated Eisele, British Overseas Airways Corp. wjaiar2.1=fai. o selarkspur,oneanditnec nhrysentherrn side by unussw ecLoff-sh by Vice Presddent Richard Nixon. From left: John Wax Gene Lovett, rather nf 13: Roger Cartels, 14; Nixoni Douglas Olson, 13. The scouts are hostess to fly • million miles the bridegroom, Bethesda, Sound photo) between London and New York, wrought Iron candelabra hoicLng was best an. The Md., residents. (International ushers were Clarence nid Wednesday her greatest am- gleaming white tapers against a Hor Jr MURRAY of Miami. Fla, Nick !ai is to cross the Atlantx by background of eouteern huc kle- Horton d Charles Adams of Murray. Mast HSI- 4TH, HIS 2ND HONEYMOON Hal Kemp, ntpliew DRIVE- marked with the?a traditional Pea" whitewrr. of the br;de. IN was the satin bows ringbearer The bride's Mrs pet Jot-es. p.anist. and mother chose for the w-edding r NI.si Anne Farmer. soloist. pre- a mauve colored SUNDAY and MuNli.V. dress with senteil a lovely en_grairi of nuptial beige accessories and "NOT AS A STRANGER a corsage of music yellow roses Mrs. a Robert Mitchum Lovett, the bridegroom's mother. Bride's Drees ,wore a navy blue crepe dress WEDN'DAY trimmed TUESDAY 4: The bride. go 1 in marriage in white and a corsage fi "BRING YOUR SMILE by her father. was beautiful in of red roses ALONG" l a waltz length Chantlly lace Recption starring Frankie ',sine i gawn fashioned woh a full skirt Following the ceremony the re- GREAT nemline. Pearl ception was held in the basement etudded scallops f rribelhshed the of the church. The table was sceop neckline. with tiny buttons overlaid with a pink and silver DAY 1111111111111111111.411. down Inc beck and the Chantilly cloth with a beautiful arrangement lace gauntlets Her veil of pleated of pink srap•dragons and car- IN THE Funeral Wreaths tulle was overlaid with crescents nations. Those assisting at the Sprays OS pearl hung Chantilly lace and reception were Mrs Clarence Hor- MORNING and crested with a . glovar.g row of ton. Jr. Mrs Charlie Lassiter, 4rtistically Arrangod stimulated pearls Miss Alta Faye Andrus. Miss She earned a uremia crescent Shirley Parker. Miss Betty Mayer, arrargcrrent of stephanotis center- Mrs Groover CINDERELLA $150.00 Parker. Mrs James T/ti 00VIIMMENT "must take ed with a white or-bid Parker surrounded and Mrs Lennis Hale pains to distinguish between, Wedding Ring 75 00 by white tulle and caught with Miss Pat Owen played background loyalty and security," Harry P. streamers Aliglialeisumscopel of e sets br.d.1 satin music alit, former GOP senator and 'attendants The couple left immediately after ow a member of the &Aver. Furches Fith at Poplar — Call 479 Miss Jean Ao7. NI! ..bray,. maid the reception for a short wedding sire Activities Control board, honore WINTHROP ROCKEFELLER and the former Meg. Jeanette Edna Bar- WGIN1A cf wore a powder blue trip with the bride traveLr.g Its the Renate constitutional JEWELRY kt% ROE STACK in rager Bartley McDonnell are honeymooning following their mar- gingham waltz length dress with a beige dress with te committee hearing IA black acces- riage in Hayden Lake, Id. It was the second for Rockefeller, 44. E. Side Sq. Ph. 193-J RUTH RON sories and the orchid AIERGoi from her and the fourth for the 37-year-old Seattle, Wash., and New York irtlarts..— L.is ttr*GOosaid a bridal bouquet. millionaires'. They will lois at his model firm, Winrocks, at Out of town guests were Mrs Norrilton, Ark. Ontereationali Raymond Snell of Birriengham. Mich, Mr and Mrs. Clarence • Horton. Jr. of Miami, Fla. and 1 ROY ROGERS ADOPTS KOREAN Miss Wilma Coggin" of Pateau. Strl Okla Greene Wilson is Better because Rehearsal Party Following the rehearsal on Fri. Invites His Friends day evening Mr and Mrs. Clarence YOU CAN KEEP IT .. . Horton. Jr entertained with a lovely dessert To Call On Him At The If you retire, change jobs, The table was overlaid w,th a white cutwOrk cloth and was change marital status centered with the beautiful twon- heart cake surrounded with fluffy pink upply Dept. net. Office Punch and c-ake were count on Blue Cross— You con always served by the hosts course, you use it legiti- providing, of Those present were Mr and of the LEDG & TIMES mately. This is especially important in Mrs Hoyt Owen. Bob Thomas, serious illnesses requiring weeks and LeRoy Jessup. Miss Alta Faye even months of hospitalization. When Andrus, Miss Shirley Parker, Miss 4 you retire, or if you change jobs—you Betty Mayer Mr and Mrs Clar- He Can Fill All Of Your Office Needs From may continue your Blue Cross protection. ence Horton. Sr. Mr and Mrs. Available for incilviduals and groups. Charles Adams. Miss Karen Adams, Adding Machines to Filing Cabinet.. Mrs. Effie Kemp, Hal Kemp, Greene 0. Wilson

10. Miss Betty Kemp. Nick Horton. IItit situ Surgical companion plan of BLUE CROSS Mrs. pat Jones. Miss Wilms f.'eg- in items and can order gins, Mrs Charlie Lessner, Miss We have stock many, many just Maxine Horton, Donald Horton, see atUlf CROSS NOSettet KAN. INC. ; about anything you desire. Come in to Greene at your 231 way MoM Stneet Murl 3 Max Gene Lovett, Miss Anne liest convenience. Lensosaille 2, Kentucky Farmer. MilS Jean Ann Moubray, appi,c0,-.). the hosts. Please ,and .• complete in ley ,,d for Sit Cross. bridal couple and the • • • • WHEN IN NEED OF OFFICE SUPPLIES CALL AT Mee Sk.eld I ot• 6$ years of op. or i., ntioa end •a yood heottis.' NAME In.- 1948 the WAVES, originally ADDRESS intended as "for the duration only." DR. BOB PIERCE (left), heod of World Vision, Inc., delivers Lee THE LEDGER & TIMES Trust* tee, fir, Or more persons ,n my I o rid I on ,nteitil.4 is became a permanent part of the In Ac, 3%, to cowboy film stars Roy Rogers and Dale Evans in odtonlospet of • glue Cross-61v* Sk.•Id Ceovp Moe Regular Navy of the United States Los Angeles, Lee In Ac is one of 18 Korean orphans brought to NASAL SIVA They earned this nonored position Los Angeles by World Vision, a missionary aid society. In Office Supply Department in cur armed forces by a combin?- Rogers' arms is daughter Dodie, 4, one of the six children he ant' FARM SURF AU MFMIERS — SEE YOUR FARM BUREAU AGENT sillt.;", hard work, tact, and ability. l2a14 laready had., (Zrsterwistional Sound photo. lion of „soaps

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