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L 8, 1957 mimed' Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper Largest First. TrAMIN Circulation In The City with ,CTION Largest Local News [MS Circulation In and Insured— The County Local Pictures ley 41 United Press IN OUR 78th YEAR - Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, April 9, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVIII No. 85 Pest Assistant Attorney Youth Will Serve Alumni Banquet Is • Dl General Planned By MTS I Program Cost ' Cool Air Spreads Over 'The M. B. Holifield Dies Monday 4 PTA On April 20 Higher Than Southeast Storms The Murray Training School In Wake Of Parent - Teacher Association is FRANKFORT itfl — Asst. F • cademy Atty. Case meant to the Cernmonwealth sponsoring an Alumni Banquet Gen, M. B. Holifield, 85, one of By UNITED PRESS were Roseboro. N.C.. where four and other states, but officials to be held at the school. on Sat- Astimated the state's most widely respected Cool but mostly clear weather persons were killed and 'about 25 here figured that over the years urday, April 20, at 7 p.m. eonstitutional authorities, died the overspread the Southeast Tues- persons .injured, and Falkville, ward total would eventually Letters have been sent to each Were late Monday after a long in FRANKFORT eh —State Sup- day in the wake of a barrage Ala., where _at. least 45 persons the hundreds of millions. member of' lhe graduating clas- illness. Holllfield erintendent of Public Instruction of death-dealing tornadoes, and were injured. had been suffering ses, and reservations are to be Holifield was best remembered from Robert R. Martin Monday an- a snowstorm in the Northeast The avalanche occurred at Winner an intestinal disorder for made on or before April 10. for his 19-year-long fight to nearly nounced that the cost of the moved rapidly out to sea. Berthoud Pass when the Colora- a year. He underwent This is the first equalize freight rates between Alumni ban- Minimum Foundation In Colorado, rescue workers do...Highway Department ,fired a 'operations twice in the past quet to Program '(Best northern and southern be held at the school and dug through tons of snow -millimeter states, a seven months but his health had exceeded the -original ,esti- in 75 howitzer shot into court victory all graduates are urged to attend. search cameraman for )irection which saved Ken- declined rapidly in the past few mates by about $202.000. of a Welt a sheer mountainside tn lessen tucky and other southern states weeks. Kartin -announced. the final al- Disney Studios who was burredo a dangerous snow accumulation. millions companion, of the of dollars. The venerable public official lotment§ of $54,988.338 in Min- along with a under Body Still Missing In the 'fall of a man-made avalanche. 1928, Holifield had been ailing from a heart 1-lerman Smith imum Foundation funds to the The snow rumbled •down out instituted the United Press Year) proceedings before condition for many years, but state's 221 school districts. - A count showed of control, burying cameraman o , Interstate at least Commerce Com- he continued to work at his The amount distributed includ- 19 persons killed in John Hermann of Salt Lake City, ---r feission which resulted in a Su- the latest flurry of spring weat- -t office in the Capitol leuilding ed $54,785,500 appropriated by Utah, who was taking shots of .. preme Court ruling in favor of Passes Away her violence. Four persons were ,t each morning until just a few 'the General Assembly and $30,- the slide, and Wayne S. Whitlock, .- es the southern killed shippers in 1947. weeks before his final illness. 545 in federal funds which had in a tuned° Monday at 20, a truck driver for the High- ' There was do way of estireat- not Roseebero, N. C., two were killed Department. Holifield had been praised by Herman been budgeted this year. way ing how much money that court C. Smith. age 62. pas- in a traffic wreck blamed on high state officials of all parties sed away The fund's • available for the Whitlock's body talas recovered at the Outvvood Veter- high winds and blinding rain end factions over the years for Minimum Foundation Program Monday night, but no_ trace was ans Hospital, Dawson Springs,' near Raeford, N. C., Monday his work as Kentucky's most were $154.263 short of the found .of Hermann, who was pre- Monday at 6 p.m. following an night, six persons died in Indiana. respected constitutional authority. amount needed, according to the sumed dead. Burdette illness of three months due three in LUitutis, and two each Is Only recently, Gov. -A: B. law's formulas. ------complications. in Colorado and Ohio. A snowstorm in the Northeast Chandler gave him the first of Gov. A. B. Chandler promised Thee deceased was a member "Tornado Alley" sweei, toward the Atlantic after the newly created Governor's to include the $164253 as a de- CHARLES (Chuck) MARSHALL, 26, graduate stu- of Kirksey Methodist Church. Monday's outbreak of twister's -dumping one to four inches of $peaker At Awards for public service and ficit appropriatiiin in the two- a teran of World War I. and -skipped through Dixie's "Tornado new snow during the night across cited him for his "constructive dent in political science at Northwestern University, year budget to be presented tA a member of Kirksey Lodge Alley" from northern Mississippi northeastern Ohio, northern Pen- influence on the development of contentedly types toward -his Master's degree having FAAM. through Alabama, Georgia, South nsylvania and much of New York Kentucky constitutional law." won an upset election as alderman of Evanston, Illi- Calloway Cage Banquet Survivors include his wife, County will receive Carolina and southeastern^North state. Holifield was born in Graves nois, defeating an incumbent of 16 years standing. Mrs. Hutchie Smith of Kirksey; the following allotments, accord- Carolina. Earlier, the slorm "howled" 7: County in 1872, the son of a "Chuck" will be the Chicago Suburb's all - time one daughter, Mrs. Wilburn Min- ing to Dr. Martin. The twisters.- touched through Indiana, blocking at Floyd Burdette was the princi- private in the Confederate Army. off by a youngest alderman. (International Soundphoto) ton of Fulton: three sons. Ralph Calloway County $259,080: massive cold air mass, least 10 state highways with pal speaker at the basketball He practiced ,law in Mayfield left at U. S. Army, Frankfurt, Germany, Murray $99,784. least 100 persons drifting snow. Five of •Indiana's banquet held at Murray State for several years and served injured and John B. of Kirksey, and Charles some 500 homeless. weather deaths occurred in traf- College last night in the dining as county attorney for one term Damages Linn of Farminitton: two sisters, the General A ben -next year. were expected "Yte braldriirZE-sliPPery room of Wells Hall. before coming here as assistant to reach more Split Season Is Mrs. Roth Flood of Farmington The $164.263 was cut from the than onv_millisin_rfollarc, roads. - rhe speaker who is the attorney general in 1928. and Mrs. Ruble Morris of Gaith- 36 'school 'districts Which recelee Among the hardest River levels in the East and II? University of Tennessee Mar- One of Holifield's first as- sections ersburg. Md.; one brother, Guy Minimum Foundation state aid Midwest continued to rise after tin Branch. stressed the funda- signments was as legal counsel Smith of Almo Route One; eight under the $80 per average daily weeks The heavy rain. About 50 mentals of basketball, but for the State Railroad Commis- Answer To Weather, Beshear said grandchildren. attendance formula. School Food Service families were evacuated in In- that the lost art of the game sion. The thorough knowledge was Funeral cervices will be con- The allotments of all of the diana Monday when the Wabash defense. He put much stress on of freight rate structures he Association To Meet By JIM DUMAS of impressing ducted at tbe Kirksey Methodist other school districts but five River climbed nearly 10 feet classroom activities, scholastic obtained there paid off years a big league scout' As usual the spasmodic April The Church Wednesday at 2 p. m. were computed from the compli- above flood stage. Two persons wise, and he said coaches must later wittr • the elimination of is approaching thunder storms are playing havoc and football is with Rev. Orville Easley and cation foundation formula-which The Kentucky .in Illinois drowned in flood - ESDAY start teaching something besides the inequities flrat had plagued a few weeks School Food with spring high school and off. Rev. Roseberry officiating. Burial 'takes into account the total ex- Service Association swollen waters. - shootipig in the high schools or southern business for three quar- will hold its college sports, especially base- Most vital for will be in the Kirksey cemetery. penditures on teachers' salaries, The Alabama River was re- many young ters of a century. the non football first annual meeting en Saturday, boys will never re- Friends may call at the Max capital outlay, transportation ported at its highest flood SitY Holifield was married, but had bail. A yearly occurrence, that schools, it would afford them a and April IS. 1957, in the Mirror crest ceive their college education. , H. Churchill Funeral Heine until psi children. His wife ,has ,discitoraged the most patient second major sport. Those whia other expenses and the local tax Room, ;Firet Floor) of the Ken- in nine years: forcing some 100 • 1•1 ?fen'1 1Fistriai.'" four year let; died service. 1938. of coaches from even bet/be:Trig alteady field baseball— teams. thelhfr' of- the - ttrekrilla „assesses* !earn their homes. terrnan in basketball and two Among his few remaining relatiyes is one with a team. could build interest Without in- The other five districts receive tucky. Dmnehtng rains contineed dur- year letterman in track, received famous nephew, Rep. Chet Holifield Garrett Beshear. colorful coach terfering with basketball. their share on the old per capita In addition to the K.S.F.S.A. ing, the night along the Atlantis the scholastic athletic award. He of California. Plane Lands Safely In his later years, Holifield of Murray Training School has As Beshear pointed out, it formula that was in effect prior members, all school personnel Coast with Richmond. Va., re- has a 13-average. The Hunt award became hard of hearing hit upon an idea that ewe think would encourage other schools With 17 Aboard to the passage of the foundation interested in the sehool lunch pelling more than an inch dur- fer the most valuable player and he seldom realized how loud will go a long way toward like Kirksey and Lynn Grove law. program are invited to attend. ing the past 24 hours. was presented to Quitman Sul- he talked. His voice often would solving these difficulties of brok- to form squads and keep their Those districts whose allot- A registration fee of $.50 will lins, the team's leading scorer ATLANTA ,1-1" —A Capital Air- be heard booming through en contracts, loose conditioning players conditioned so as to corn- ments were reduced because of be made for non-members. and rebounder. the lines plane lahded safely with its [MKS Capitol as he conversed and in general baseball con- (Ciihtinued on Page Six) the lack of funds will be credit- The following program will be Elected in a 17 passengers and 'three crew- as co-captains for next corridor. fusion. ed with an amount equal to the presented: today after circling Farm Bureau year's team were Gerald Tabor men the cut when their allotment for the 8:30 a.m. (CST) — His deafness at one time caused Garrett would like to see a Registration and Thomas Darnell. Atlanta Airport for several hours 1957-1958 school year Speaker — Miss the late Howard Henderson, a split baseball season started in NeV"'INIavy Recruiter are com- Emily Ben- Coach Rex Alexander recog- with landing gear trouble. puted. rett, Director. Frankfort newsman, to jokingly this district. That would Central Da r hired Gene Landolt and praised mean Assigned To Area Emergency crews, including the D.inner Council, LOU To label Atty. Gen. Eldon D•rnmit's playing at least half of the games i Ile. Ky.. "The him for his assistance in fire department. was standing by coach- sffice as the "deaf and dumb in September Important Role of the School IR 0 or at the time the The and foam was spread on the run- ing at Murray State this year. institute — two deaf U. S. Navy has assigned Lunch Program." Democrats schools resume classes. The final way case collapsed Landolt has retired his coaching and a new recruiting officer to this in the gear Rubbish Demonstration — Mrs. Marie i seven dumb Republicans." portion would then be finished Will e n Friday position to go into area who will continue to on landing and the plane had to the banking Holifield also was an authority in the late spring, serve Fortenbery. Food Director Uni- May 2 to including Murray every ride to a stop on it belly. business. on the War Between The Monday and Fri- versity of Kentucky "Buying and States the playoffs. But gear - •Jeaning! and engin day from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. the held and the only Cost Control" referred to himself The advantages for fielding Be Picked Up The Ca County Farm He is Doyle Penny, Quarter- damage was a flat tire. , 'Speaker as an "unreconstructed rebel." — Miss Mary Bell Bureau direct() s--look- KEA To Oven In a diamond team in the - early "Paster First Class The plane. on Flight 1171 origi- and other vol- His private library on the Civil who was Vaughn, Asst. Director, Home woe& ivery serv fall are many fold. One is that transferred from nating in Philadelphia, touched solicitors who worked in Louisville Tomorrow War and Confederate Gen. Robert an east coast Thesmain week of the clean-uts ',Economics Education. Department the sport enjoys wide popularity command. the runway thc recent membership drive will E. Lee is one of once lightly to test paint-up, plant-up, fix-up cam- of Education. • Frankfort, Ken- the largest in at this time the world over. attend a dinner meeting at the the South. Penny, a veteran of twelve the landing gear without mishap paign is here, according to L. D. tucky, "The Road ti a Geed LOUISVILLE Organized baseball is in the years naval but the feamite was being Murray Woman's Chile on Friday t to do on lir — One of Funeral services will be held service, relieved Carl laid Miller of the Murray Chamber School Lunch Program" the largest conventions thick of pennant races and the Cope who was assigned down as an extra precaution, a Mehl. April 12 at' 7:00 p.m. Com- in the here Wednesday with burial at to the of Commerce. "Do not delay as 12:30 — "Chit Chat Luncheon stimate on sand lot kids are putting their Atlantic mittees for the years 'program history of the Kentucky Educa- Mayfield. fleet He is a native of Capital spokesman said. there will be 110 visitors in Mur- —$1.65. upholster. tion best energy forward in hopes Amarillo, will be announced and recogni- Association will open here Texas. Ground observers said the gear ray from April 26 through May tion will be given ter member Wednesday marking the organi- was down but the pilot said his 7", he said. - shin drive accomplishments, ac- zation's 100th birthday. green light, which would show it . These visitors represent al( 48 Teacher, IMP Students cording t,a an announcement you, please More than 7.000 teachers and safely locked into position would states and "what better by Mrs. C. S. Lowery publicity president Holmes school officials are expected Is Speaker Last net work. A spokesman And Mothers Attend Ellis. today! to Week said the can we obtain than showing "ur _ gsvonse to eights, Farm Bureau attend the centennial convention trouble might be either in the visitors what a clean, well kept, Memphis Production men and wottien leaders are ex- which closes Friday nigtit. A light or in the landing gear. beautiful been Murray is," At he pected to attend loanquet for 4.700 Meeting Of The the (limner meet- persons will Fulton Woman's Club plane was making a night said. Mrs. Lyndia Nicks, a dance ''served ing. $1.00 Thtirsday night in the coach flight to Atlanta by way There will be a volunteer director of Murray, and seven of The guest speaker for exposition wing of the Kentucky of Washington. D.C., from Phil- pickup service her fhe oc- .50 Mrs. C. S. Lowery of Murray through in Murray - on students alofer with their casion State Fairgrounds. the school system. Mrs. tern in that a second and even a adelphia, the Capital spokesman will be Shabaz Kahn of was the speaker last •week be- Thursday and Friday of this mothers are attending. the Bal- .60 Speakers for the convention Lowery feels this is one point of third language is useful in our said. Pakistan, who is a guest of the fore the monthly meeting of Week April 11 and 12. sponsored lerina at the Ellis Auditorium will include state Superintendent the superiority over our own sys- world as it is being brought University of Kentucky Exten- 6.48 Fulton Woman's Club. by the city. Ashes, leaves and in Memphis tonight. eien of Public Instructiqn Dr. Robert closer together each day. ,5erviee in Calloway County $10.80 Following the business brush 'will not be • collected. The students and their mothers R. Martin and Norman Cousins, session' Temporary Bridge Viis Week.. and vocal selection by a Murray Homeowners are asked to have making the trip with Mrs. Nicks — wan- editor of The Saturday Review. Doris Owens Is "Most interesting is the man- The membership drive was State College quartet, Mrs. Low- ner Placed'Over Creek their rubbish in some type of are: Mrs. Bennie Page and A pageant, "The Opening in which the schools and censidered a success in that 188 k to 8C ery spoke. Candidate For Clerk, container. daughter. Ruth. Mrs.- Earl•Steele. Door," will be presented Thurs- classes are named. The school in Memberships were secured dur- Following is the article which which The old Paris to Murray Road daughters. Suzeie and Paulette,. day night in honor of the KEA Court Of Appeals our speaker taught .was ing the period and 112 of these appeared in the Fulton is open to traffic once again Mrs Max Churchill and Sharon. ardPn tcnnial Daily "Honorable Tea Water" when the are new -members. It was written by a with the completion- of a tem- Mrs. Thus if re- ?rn Leader concerning Mrs. Lowtsry's name was translated into J. D. Murphy and Donna; newals Jffrrmer Fayelte County teacher, Eng- porary bridge are paid as they expire talk. lish and over White Oak Hospital News Mrs. Charlie ,Costelle. and San- John Engle. and will be directed the classes were named during the year. the goal of 1300 Creek, according to John Ramsey, dra. Mrs. Etirie Garland -, by Eben Henson. director Plum Blossom. Chrysanthimum, a n d Members wilt be reached. of the "The speaker for the afternoon, county road commissioner. Pamela and Pioneer Playhouse or Orchid-all flowers represent- Monday's complete record fol- Mrs. Bill McClure The total paid in at Danville. Mrs. C. S, Lowery of the Murray The repairs were necessary and Gale, to date for ing virtues admired by the girls. lo*s: ethi, year is Delegates to the convention Training School Faculty, was an to provide a safe crossing until 541 memberships. will "While less than 1 per cent of Census 29 I MINI elect officers ...including a exchange teacher to Japan in • -the state erects a permanent Japan is . Christian. Christian Adult Beds 65 ,new president to succeed Eliza- 1954-55. Asked her early im- structure this summer. White • • thought influences , the people. Emergency Beds beth Dennis. Lexinseon. Mitchell pressions of the country, Mrs. Oak Creel. is located 5 miles 36 C Davis. Glasgow, Barren especially the nobility and royal Patients Admitted 2 Congress Cive County Lowery. mentioned as her first, southeast of the city. Enough famly. Women are new at Patients Dismissed 2 • iso school superintendent, is t h e ttie greenness of the island group the only candidate who has announc- stage the American women were New Citizens 0 messec as she arrived by plane. Next for KEA president hus far. at the Civil War, are just now City Police Report Patients admitted from Friday Money To was the strong ordor of wood Postoffice Martin ne. I am in eccupationrand are progress- No arrests were made by city 900 a.m. to Monday 11:30 a.m. 4.• which made her realize how little ing from the more servile and police over the weekend, accord- Master Royce Beard, Rt. 7, we in the United States are us- WASHINGTON insignificant persitions. ing to City Judge Bob'qtAcCuis- Benton; Mrs. Richard Scar- ir — HoUse kis agrecel to consider ing wood in the construction of on Friday ;s to be lion. "Nat even a drunk was borough, Rt. 1, Murray; Mrs. Joe Republicane.olseader Joseph W. wheth'e'r to our "Mrs. Lowery vole the- rest asked back to buildings. Later, ihe came to was required to picked up", said Judge McCuis- Davenport and baby boy. 500 Martin Jr. predicted Tuesday., by' Weather teach the department'. feel the friendliness, not merely only 4 days each week in that Congress bon. Olive. Murray: shlaster Richard will give the Post Postmaster General surface courtesy, order that she might have Arthur E. but a genuine time City police are continuing in A. Hodge, 112 No. 7th St,' Mur- Officelbepartment enough extra Summerfield Report to learn theft meanwhile orcte•red :arpeting respect for one representing our country. She found their effnrt to enforce parking ray; Mrs. Charles Mathis and money to prevent threatened the reduction of service, including people and country. Japanese people sensitive regulations in certain baby service cutbacks. z ones boy. Rt. 1, Gilbertsville; eiimination of Sattirday mail de- By UNITED PRESS "The speaker, who taught Eng- Doris,. Owens and appreciativo of beauty and where Martin made re to be parking presents a dan- Mr. Wm. Lester Jones, Box 209. the prediction liveries, to start next week end Southwest Kentucky lish in a high school, found the felt_ anyone artisticilly inclined after a — Mostly Doris Owens has announced as ger or crowded conditions. Benton; Mrs. Bobby Clayton and White House conference if the full 47 million Japanese classrodm strongly con- would love the country. dollars is ir and a little warmer Tuesday, a candidate for the Democratic baby girl. Rt. 1, Buchanan. Tenn.; between President - Eisenhower reit forthcoming. gh 56. Fair and cool Tuesday trasting to the more relaxed in- nomination for the office of Clerk Mr. Dumas C. Clanton, Box 1657 and Republican legislative lead- "On display,.'ere many items Hazel Martin said he believes ight with scattered frost and formal American classroom. The of the Court of Appeals. High Alumni Hazel; Mrs. ers' the of interest representing Japanese Clayton Fulton. 499 House will reststre."a low of 38. Wednesday mostly students, in their teacher-cen- Miss Owens has substantial served in the art and especially noteworthy Banquet Date Set No. 6th St.. Murray; ,Mrs. Edwin The Post Office Department amount" of air and warmer. . tered classroom. hierely recited the requested appris- clerk's office as a deputy clerk were the examples Cain and baby boy,' 1707 West asked 47 million dollars in addi- the answers they felt were ex- ,of make-up priation, amt.-that curtailment of for the past twenty three years used in the theatre. The tenth annual banquet of Olive, Murray; Mrs. Billy Erwin tional honey to carry it through Some 5:30 pected of them, leaving no al- _ service will not prove necessary. a.m. temperatures: and was named to fill the vacan- the Hazel High School Alumni and baby boy. Rt. 3, Hazel; Mr. the rest of the fiscal year lowance end- Representatives Oft 450,000 pest ouisville 29. Lexington 25, Pa- for the individuaj rather cy left by the death of Charles "At the conclusion of the pro- Association will •Ise Will H. Broach, held April Rt. 1, Murray.; ing June 30. A House Appropria- office emphiyes called_ at :'the ucah 34. Covington 25, London than the group response. K. O'Connell. The primary race gram, Mrs. Lowery presented a 20 at the Hazel High Mrs. Martha Nelson, tions Scheel. Rt. 4, Ben- subcommittee voted only 17 Whitel-alouse., Monday tu. „affirm- 6. and Hepkinsville 30. "English is started in Junior will be for the unexpired term book of .her poems to the Fulton Rev, Billy Gray Hurt, a former ton; Mrs. Hugh Alexander and milliors dollars. The full commit- suppeeti of Evansville, Ind., 35. High School and is Continued of the office. Library." Summerfield in his (Continued on Page Six)- s (Continued on Page. 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, .41.4 PACE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, RENT ACHY TUESDAY - APRIL 9, 1957 THE LEDGER & TIMES SPORTS Won Fight For FEBLISHED BY LEDGER & ItNies l'LBLISHING Exhibition Milwaukee Out In Front In .. Consolidation el the Murray Leer, The Calloway 'Times, and Tat ,Ames-llerald, October A), 1928. aod the West Kentuckian. Jaawery PARADE Supporters . _ o Baseball JANLES C. 441LLIAMS, PUBLISHER By OSCAR FRALEY Says Dupas Fruit _ , Results League, Beat Biims. We 1ev the right, to reject any Advertising, Letters t.i.) the owlet ; or 17.1c Voice items which Our upinion are not for the be_st United Press Sports Writer. sBy MILTON RICHMAN thiee more off southpaw Ken thunderstorm after live and one- t• NEW ORLEANS RA —Ralph interest of our readers. United Press Sports Writer Lehman in the fifth. Ray C,rone half . Barclay limited the .By UNITED PRESS NEW YORK •IP - Gil Mc- Dupas, New Orleans lightweight, Milwaukee is out in front for started for the Braves, allowed Indians, to three hits, including • NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO.; 13ti8 Dougald, buried among such New says • he won Monday night's At çlrwater. Fla. the Grapetruit Circuit champion- two) runs on six hits in six and a homer by Bobby Avila, while' Ave., New York Yankee titans as Mickey bloody and bruising 10-rounder efoorue, Memithes, Tenn.; 250 York; 307 N. Michigan De it • , 020 00)) 102-5 9 1 ship, a. title that's just a lot one-third innings and then gave Rhodes' two off Bob Mantle and , is touted - Over 'weterweight Vince ,imarti- -run homer Ave.. Ch.cago; 80 Bolysion St. Bostus tladelphia )10 002 20x-6 12 I of truit juice to Fred way to Bob Trowbridge. Lemon in the fourth was the as ,tbe most underrated member nez of Paterson. N.J., to show FCiytack. Crinfian (7) and Haney, wno wouiu r....lier see Left - hander Jack Harshman decisive blow. • Entered at the Post Unice:, Murray, Kentucky, for transinissioielia Of the Bronx Bomber cast but appreciation to his hometown House._ Meyer, 811114.1r (6), Rob- his men sometnine ior Sep- gave White Sox manager ,High winds the post- Second Class Matter survey indicates today- that stigporters Al caused er1s (8) and Lopata, Lonnett (7). teniner. Lopez something to smile about ponement of a scheduled gamg, there's one such on every club. Dupes, ,cho upset Martinez in Murray, per 'seise, per Winner-Miller. Loser-Foytack. iirowcolhe -113_riastr a v4a,"Aottel"._es couldn't 4.vatiy_beat when he hurled seven scorele:s between Cincinnati and Wigh- SUBSCRIPIRON RATES: By Corner in Unobtrusively he does a bang- a• decision Win, fight viciously innings in a--8-9 -victory over ingteri at Memphis, Tenn. r 85c. in Calloovay and OtelYErneg coontles; per oykar -111L30: up jo afiad arid • wieTds ahig and led an attack that ellertinez countete but (4'4 catkin:a oneir, the Cardinals Charlotte, *Alai L. 4,..-.ALL clutch bat which delivered- at at .N. C. 'tdh--1- Wort with'his•• slashing spring series woh the eiougers Veteran .311 pace last season. Dixie Howell held St. At Charlotte. N. C. left jabs. 2a, at .Jitia- TUESDAY - APRIL 9, 1957 oy in:Warms them, 8 Louis in check over the last Chicago A 012 000 000-3 6 0 The. little whirlwind, weighing - - - But consider also scrappy Don • home City, ()Ma., coanday. two frames. Rookie Jim Landis Louis 000 000 000--0 7 2 14142 pounds at fight time, lost Lee Smith To St. Zimmer of the Brooklyn Dodgers The Braves ..ow has,, ,aken of the White Soo, honlered off Harslunan, Howell (8) and the nickname 'Native Dancer,' His courage and drive does much six out of ameo Slum loser Herman Wehmeier. 10 Years Ago This Week Wehmeier, Merritt t8) as he carried the fight eiIni Lollar. to put a spark to the Dodger to the Broliglyn this sprinc ana they and H. Smith. Winner-Harsh- 14612 pound :ersey fighter. "I Burly Bob.Niemegrissisisk been fuse. A good man to have on the itaa aui major ieecue ea 6..4 with Lecjger & Times File -Wehmeier. HI( - won this one for the humetoWn. hitting particularly well this Enter MSC On man. Loser spot. an exialuition re...a toiii vic- Twenty-two M ray telephone employees joined the DupaS said.. spring, but he ,snapped out of Landis. s• tories aria eigh, ueieato. nation wide P e strike Monday morning to put the Jackie Colluni of the Cubs Dupas said he was deeply • it in Dallas, Tex., to drive in Five In First Murray syst on an emergency basis.' doesn't get many raves either, -touched, when public sentimen1 five runs and lead" the Orioles Fla. but the little , . who had The Braves hopped on Dodger to a 6-4 decision over the Cubs. Scholarship Mrs. ueenie Grable, president of the Kentucky. At Ft. Myers. apparently rallied around his last a 6-2 mark last seasego, is a week V, hen tarter Huger %-rarg tor toe Nieman hit a homer with two 'Feder on of Business- and Professional Women's Clubs, 10 Innings he successfully tough) Boston 30(1 100 012 1.-8 13 6 willing and . able • work 'horse. charges that he was a Negro and runs , in the first. and on, a single and two sacrifice vai e the speaker at a banquet to be given by the contest with flies. Plitsbuigh 120 200 101 0-7 12 2 Among the - muscular Cinct ati ineligible to box whites in Louis- then clincned the &PW Club on Thursday. April 7. at the Woman's Club Nixon, Thiel (7), Susce (8) Reds, you can't hardly. loc e iana. Purkey "Gopher" Victim Lee Smith, Union- City, Tenn., -Tomorrow." The Red football scholar- Jiouse. MrS..Gra-ble's- subject will be "Today and' H. Sullivan. Arroyo. Purkey little Rocky BiOlges Yet h A section of the state • Health Sox snapped a sevens has accepted a ganie losing State College, - Edwina Kink celebrated her sevonth birthday with a (8) and Kravitz. Winner-Susce. plays every position in the 'Department asked the state Box- streak with an 8-7 ship at Murray Fishing triumph over to head football coach, party- on Saturday afternoon. April 5. After attentlintr: Loser - Purkey. HRs--Jensen, infield. except first base and ing, Commission to invoke a 1956 the Pirates in 10 according Manager' Tebbetts saya innings at Fort Myers. Fla. Milt Jim Cullivan. the shoW -at the Varsity. the group went to the. home -of. Piersall. Kravitz,• Bolling. law'-against Dupas after Dupas' almost confidentially that he'd Bolling's homer off Bob Purkey A 6-foot-1-75-pound center, Lee Mrs. 11- ill Whitnell, where games racial 'background was challeng, Report # the -honoree's aunt, • in the .10th of Mrs. Ella Dean trade "anybody on the club ex- isci. The taw' prohibits decided the game. is the son were enjoyed.. . . mOood. Union cept him." • • • conteets. Jackie Jensen and Jim Pirrsall of 104 Keller Sireet in 1.Ast----rite-s-' be .condticteaThiday at the Max H. • At Oklahoma City, Okla. also homered for Boston while City. But after hearings held a week Location of dock: Kentucky Lake 0 Funerak Home for-44-oltou Armstronv, Brueklyn 010 010 210-5 11 0 How About Covington \Danny Kravitz connected for Tee played on the Union City -Wayne ago, the commission okayed Pare Duck. Armstrong Nfilwaukee 500 030 00x-8 11 (1 Pittsburgh. High School team for three years, two month old son - of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Mostly the get the Monday night's fight and Water surtace: Temperature 50 Craig, Lehman (2), Bessent refused the last two of which he 'served of Almo. ' raves around t he Milwaukee to validate the Facial charges. Water level: 357 Willie Jones' (5)• Kipp 17), Valdes (8) and two-run homer is contain. During his junior Friends of CharleF. Farnyr,. -snn of Mr. and Mrs. Braves. But Wes Covington de- The fight in whd7 iJate: April 7, -1957 off Roseboro. Crone. Throwbridge swept Peli. Jack Crimian in the seventh yetr tie was named to the All Murray, will be interested in new sffves leucio; fora fine job when Stadium waS delayed Condition: Clearing inning Charles Farmer of 171 and Riu. Winner Crone. -briefly powered the Phillies to big RI Conference second team, he gets the chance. And how at the 'beginning now: ' X 6-5 Atonorsiwhich he4ias rerentiy Won. Charles is a professor Loser-Craig. HR-Neal, CimulL when, pupas Kind ut fish biting decision over the Tigers ind last year he made the about Wes WestrUm of the kneeled in the ring to being caught on mite at Clearwater, in the school of music at Augtistana College, Rock Is- receive a Bass - Fla, Ed Bouchee All State third team, the All Giants' No Beira gt bat. WA blessing _Irons a Roman Catholic crawlers, deep.sunno airees and also harnered fur the Phila. land. West Tenneome•secontl team, and he is a brilliant receiver. priest standing near the press bombers. Size ea Latches - Good Rookie pitcher Curt Barclay following comment on a recent concert given the All Big 10 first.team. -The At Dallas, -Tex. There's no thing spectacular 'table. . Crappie - "Being caught on and outfielder Dusty Rhodes com- under his ilireetion is well de- 010 000-6 14 1 • • by the Augustana band Baltimore 104 abotit the Pirates' Dick Groat but Martinez' trainer, Whitey Bim- - minnows. Size of catches - bined to lead the Giants to a Lee, whose football coach was band at N .010 000 120-4 9 0 Serv ed: Charles Farmer. who became director Chicago the •Buc shortsttp is as steady stein, thought the decision was a Exceilent. 3-1 victory over the Indians in Clayton Powers. also participated Augustana College last fail deserves unqualified praise Beamon, Loes (8) and Tnan- as * rock and such a solid "hoinetown decision." Striped bass - Being caught a game that was halted by a in basketball, baseball and track. dos. Ginsberg (8). Singleton. baseball man that he already is for the Ane. work he has done hi the last seven months The Jersey, fighter *aid' he cfn minnows and into crawlers. Valentinetti (51, Fudge 18) and being mentioned as managerial in organizing the band which presented an excellent pro- thought he %Mon severd rounds. Sue of .rateti Silvera, Katth (8). Winner - timber 'when his playing days Being crowd in the gymnasium last night." Dupas said he felt he outboxed Bream or Bluegill - gram' before a large Beiunon. Loseo-Eingleton. HR- are over. And when you throw School, artinez in at least six ronnds. caught on reuworms. Size et Mr: Farmer is a gra.111:itt_, of Murray High rocks at those Cardinal pitchers, • Nieman. Moryn. The figh was scored 5-4-1, catches - Good Murray State College. and re-ceived his niasters degree take it easy ort40-year old Mur- on Owens Being caught Doris 4-4-2, anci 3-3-1, Dupas. Catfish - _from -the Amet kitit -C-otteoriotte.+4 t4 nusic in Chicago, Dielsain. *is knuckler Moe cut usu.. size. of catcnes, 1 hitters cussing. Ala. the Lxceiient. At Mobile FOR 5 Innings tes catc more. He does everything but • right -Resu ts New York N 000 21-3 3 0 Dr. and Mrs. Leone H. Dix of stitch and Manager Paul Richards By UNITED PRES: Cleveland 100 00-4 3 0 Chicago Came up wit Is a nice says he -could. develop into the NEW YORK: Jackie Labtia, SCOTT CO. Barclay and _Thomas. Lemon mason; of crappie, the largest bet, one-man gang in 'he leag- 1571o, East Meadow. N.Y.. stop- Clerk Court Of Appeals nd HR-Avila. Rhodes, weigning 2 pounos. tle. .peti Walter Cartier,' 15941. New Junn-Wescuat ot "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" astlenlan. Mr. add Mrs. York (31. and Mr. and Loped) Has Strong :am Cape Girardeau Mrs. Elmer ,strong tot Cape Gir- NEW ORLEANS, La.: Ralph in an Corner at 4th & Main Phone 433 Washington ys. Cineinnati at Ted- Lepcio has c .e of the ardeau caught 8 crappie ' Memphis, Tenn., cancelled, cold strongest arms in basecall. Theres Dupas. 141 14. New Orleans, out- hour, Ford Nunnelly of George- weather. no telling- what he would do If pointed, Vince • •Martinez, 14644, town lucked up on 12 nice ' liven an all-out chance. Patterson. -N.Jo (10). crappie. The best catch of the .Bated a star, Mamie Minoso week was made by George Cant- Wood- Q( the White Sox still drxesrio PITTSBURGH. Pa.: ricybon er of Franklort and Bailey- tee'ailothe• bows ..desiersres_ . Pittsburgh. P. ward of Giassook, Ky., who fished Came s thii is the player - they .say stopped Chico Varona, 15144, apprommately 2 hours and - on the club - who carries the New York -(4). • in with 24 CraPpie which tipped whole team. Cleveland' Al Smith the scales .at 26 pounds..' is buries) by the Tribe pitchers HOLYOKE. Mass.: Johnny Outlook of the Week: The , but he's the best player on -the Baron-arm water is - at-the right --level and :iband, according to Casey Stan Michaud, Rahway, N. J. the crappie have moved into the -o...ngel, one of the best in the (cancelled, inclement weather). bank. They can be caught in 2 ,igue. or 3 feet 4 water. I wpuld say --Detroit's Jack Phillips is an- crappie fish)Ing will be far better does the_ have-been on the all-star team WHERE •Oer brilliant jack of all trades than in the last two or three and wasn't? ..d master of most and yet not years. Sure. McDougald should get no Ian in 20 realizes he crowds John Shroat, Manager more.recognition. But he'll gladly I eereby announce my andidacy for the Demo- .'ne .300 batting mark. Kansas Ky. Lake State Park Boat •••• farmers' settle for those annual World eratic nomination for the office of Clerk, Court of MONEY I City's Hector Lopez, who corn- Dock Series checks, which is a con- fill out the unexpired term of rooes between the infield and Box 109 Appeals, to our good soladition the others rarely, if ol field. is a fine payoff hitter. Murray. Kentucky friend, Charles K. O'Connell. haC'e. come from? :And, forounderrated-players. how ever. a boot-WarMangtoits Pete ••R u nits, Is . At piesent Ilrold this office having been appoint- who most mar leers serf- 7- htruici ed to succeed Mr. O'Connell on his death until his • WEDDING INVITATIONS successor is elected in Noverniser. Having served in , the clerk's office as a Deputy Clerk for twenty-three Wiggled Out • ANNOUNCEMENTS veara without a break, under both Democrat and • THANK YOU NOTES Republican clerks, my friends think I' am fully • • SOCIAL STATIONERY qualified to hold the office. For approximately four- teen years I served under Mr. O'Connell while he was Clerk and should I be' fortunate enough to be • ADA SUE ROBERTS nominated in the Primary and .elected iii November, the public that I--will conduct at I hereby pledge to the office, as did. Mr. O'Connell,. in an efficient, VALENTINE PRINTING CO. courteous manner in the hope of satisfactorily serv- 504-B Main Phone 596 ing the lawyers, the litigants and the judges throughout the Commonwealth..

I have neither- the time nor the money to make RIGHT Oen the START! an active campaign throughout the large State of Stott 'em Kentucky between now and the Primary on May 28. The duties of the office require me to devote my from full time to it. Of necessity I must depend upon my comes HIGH nominate me. The Bench and Bar of Ken- ... it friends to tucky know whether I have been a faithful public servant and have efficiently and courteously per- per-acre YIELDS! formed the duties of !re office. I refer the voters to the Circuit Judges and the lawyers throughout Kentucky as to whether: Lam worthy to hold the Fertilizer, lime, good seed, arid good office. nrinagernant bring high yields Don't be sassed with anything but-top yields. 'The women are playing a large part these days Arid don't be satisfied with anything but in the election of public officials and I especially support of the women of Kentucky in my the ber.t banking services Come in and ask the first venture to seek a public office, after having clinsult us about your banking needs. C been a deputy for.twenty-three years.

I am a. candidate of no clique or faction ,in our with CORNO CHICK STARTER! Party but am making this race entirely on my own and as a faithful worker who has toiled for and in parewalas ewe Aavre. law elikt woortolley, the ranks of the Party for many years. I hope that, rt. Interest On Savings Accounts heerfay wow*, hat early laying well received by the Demo- 2/1 2ri proAlabl• clack my candidacy will be ntl-ornand ecomaay4 Fat o mot• 611/00/06 voters of the State and I will thank you for prop oa.Yale 'imakaplii *nib COMO Chia' cratic your help arid support during the campaign And favors you may sea fir-10 show me. OET YOUR for tiny- 1 CORNO okowaricfluu FREE r Sincerely, ROXANNE ARLEN, 22. knoy.-n in sank Of Murray stiow biz 83 "The•Wiggle," dis- plays a bit of the .figure that. tild for per marriage to Milton MEMBER F ..D I. C. Gilman, 32, in, lois Angeles. Thurmond Coal & Feed Doris Owens She testified that the way she walks and the way men look at , 1 SOUTH 2nd STREET TELEPHONE 386-R (Miss) Doris ()were; • her (natch) had a Mt to do • with breakup. (International) your kiwbodziod ___Ammolommaillamma

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During the of farming. its Has Risen The Tool of Credit ✓ off Bob Total production of forest tree mental purposes. chronic or, perhaps, produced same period the amount of money The was the seedlings from TVA's Clinton, leukemia where there would have needed to operate farms has crease in capital needs for mod- increased 4 times. Thus, as it ern agriculture has increased so Tennessee, nursery during the TVA and U. S. Forest Service By DELOS SMITH been none. is often said, money is replacing rhucb faster than the supply the post- 1956-57 planting season was 20,- have made a series of helicopter United Press Science Editor Naturally, the scientists who man power on modern farms. of cash that the use of borroweds aled gamg, 971,650, TVA said today. Ship- photography tests in Tishomingo NEW YORK tit — A statiltieat made the studies — Drs. A. J. Capital requirements a few years money, or CREDIT, has become nd ment of the seedlings was com- County, Mississippi, to determine study has shown that within Lea and John D. Althea — were age was principally for real one of the most important fac- pleted this week. The total .in- whether a more economical me- one fixed group of people, the cautious in dealing with the estate. Given an acreage of land, tors in efficient farming. Now-a- c§gded 13,858,M loblolly pines, thod can be developed for mak- age of on-set fur acute leukemia meanings. "It is clearly to b.= tt-t-Wriff*,Industrious farm couple 'days the tool of credit is re- 37..52,000 shortleaf pines, and 3,- ing forest inventories. Until now has risen significantly since 1939. understood that we are not ad- could usually accumulate „ .t he cognized as being just as im- 261,650 white pines. such inventories have been based The deduction which has been vancing the hypothesis that all tools and teams needed to oper- portant as any other production Distribution to the "scvett Ten- entirely on time-consuming mea- drawn from this is that the To leukemia is due to radiation, ate it; but today the investment tool on ,the farm. Credit is like - nessee Valley states for planting surement of ground plots. always-increasing use of X-rays and we are well aware that required for productive equip- most any other farm tool — used by land-owners was as follows: In the tests the helicopter flew had something to do with it. the picture has been over-sim- ment and livestock often exceeds wisely, it is very beneficial: Alabama 2,800,000, Georgia 755.- at low altitude and made stereo- The scientific interest is that plified," they said in a report the cost of farm. s- used unwisely, it is dangerous. 000, photos of plots previously mark- t hing is positively the On Kentucky 400,000, Mississippi only one to the technical journal, "The Credit will help a good farmer Carolina ed on the ground. These photo- to cause leukemia, al- And, in addition, modern liv- 950,000, North 1,800,000, known Lancet." get ahead but will not make a graphs now are being studied. probably there are other ing and farm management re- Tennessee 8,598.750, and Virginia though good farmer out of a poor one. Should the method prove fea- that is radiation they said "it is quires much additional 905,000. things, and Nevertheless cash ex- In fact, credit is a good tool In sible, it would make possible X-rays, cosmic fac- A few ago the addition, 4,691,200 seedlings whether from probable that environmental penditures. years for an efficient farmer, but is produced better and faster forest surveys, hydrogen and atomic both for farm home was not tyre on contract for rays, or tors are responsible expected a dangerous tool for the in- at lower cost. well known that the known other agencies: U. S. Forest Ser- bombs. It is this change and for to have electricity nor water, efficient. vice 630,000, Fort Detrick, Md., TVA uses helicopters for trans- radiation has a cumulative effect increase in the general mortality nor the comforts of the city 1,000, Atomic Energy Commission mission line patrol, reservoir re- over years. from leukemia. One such factor home; and the farm itself furn- Many young farmers :Its% Tenn., have an 500,000, Boyce Thompson Institute connaissance, malaria control, and Since 1939 the creath rate may be man - made additions ished most of the essentials of opportunity to learn how to use ill scholar- 200, Central States Forest Ex- measurement of c o al storage from leukemia, so-called "blood to the background radiation." living, But today everyone ex- most production tools before they te College, periment Station 1,000, Virginia piles at steam -.plants. cancer," has been increasing in The background radiation comes pects the farmer to have, the start operating for themselves [ball coach, and Nancy Carr, the Kentucky Forest Service 200,000. and Ken- • all western counties. So has the from cosmic rays and the faint same standards -of living as his but few of them are trained, Senator Thruston B. Morton in front tucky Dluidion of_,Forestr,y 3,- TVA .will spend about $65 mil- use of X-rays, in medicine, in emanations from the earth. X- city brother. Even though one or have had much _State Cherry Blosliom. Princess, view Cherry Blossoms center, Lee experience 359,000. Win for coal this year, and about dentistry, even in industry. rays are one addition; atomic Wanted to re-live the horse and with credit until they,. are furred, Of the Vnited 'States Capitol, Washington, D. C. Nancy is the Ella Dean TVA used 71,700 seedlings on $25 million for its transpoftation For statistics to be meaningful, bombs are another. bugggy days with their oil lamps, through necessity, to use- it. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Shear; Carr, of Richmond, Kentucky. in Unidn- to steam plans — PO million they have to be applied to people in all, E. P. Ericson, Chief of who represent more people than Union City TVA's Fuels Branch, told students themselves. In this study the three years, Green Creek at the University of Kentucky, men and women of the British i he -served Lexington, in a recent lecture. armed services were taken to his juniot This will be nearly half of be representative of the 'British the All to News TVA's power expense for the population Which, in turn, was .cond team, year. taken to be representative of made the allir's April is here with show- Mr. Ericson said that in the Western civilization. n, the All ers and storms. We are thankful TVA power service area coal , Break Down Cases - I team, and that the storms have missed Is no longer losing the household During the 15 years from 1939 Dam. this part of the Country, but heating market to competitive to 1954 there were 624 cases of feel sorry for the people it hit. coach was fuels. , leukemia. Thes$ cases were brok- t. There have been so many participated "Instead it is regaining much en down into the three five-year idEaths since we last. wrote, some the •land track. of it, indirectly, through periods during which they oc- we knew and some were very growth of electric house heating," curred, 1939 - 1944, 1945 - 1949, only dear to us, they have gone he said. "A TVA stem plant 1950 - 1954. They were further go and .t the way we must all we consumes about 5 .or 6 tons of broken down into ages of on-set, time will can't tell when our coal in producing enough electric 15 to 24 years old, 25 to 34, come. power to heat the average home and over 35. The final break- is Uncle Monkey Stubblefield for a year." down was into "acute" a n d holding his own very well, but is He said the growth in the "chronic" leukemia: still confined to his bed. amount of coal consumed in The big defference between •E.v.ery thing is -beginning- The- mention of electricity in "acute" and "chronle—lif- that show signs of spring, trees, grass the country has been great — the former is worst — it kills that means •-e getting green and from 49 million tons in 1940 much faster. The "acute" takes ou can begin to get your lawn to 155 million tons in 1956. a few days. gr weeks to six for it will aIs mower in shape months or a year; the "chronic," soon be ready to mow. Twenty-two of 29 tracts of a year or a few years up to Mrs. Flossie visited her Miller Douglas Lake land offered at as many as 10 years in some sister and mother, Mrs. Mattie levy public auction were sold for new cases. John St. Wednesday. $24,595, or $2,545 above the In the first of the three five- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hodges minimum acceptable price, 'TVA year periods, the proportion of makes have their baoy chicks, said today. The land is in Sevier, "acute" to "chronic" cases de- us 'wish we had some, but we Jefferson. and Socke Counties, creased when the oldest age old mother will raise ours the Tenn. group was compared to the next nature first time way, will be Among the properties sold were oldest and even more when i a long time. . 13 tracts suitable for agriculture, compared to the youngest. Pro- Several from this neighborhood ." 8 suitable as home sites, and portions moved closer together attended the funeral of Obie Hart one road right-of-way easement. in the second five-year period last spent a great Saturday. He The latter was purchased by an and in the third five-year period part of his life in this community adjoining landowner. the proportions were rather close and had a lot of friends here. TVA also announced that the together. We could do with some sun- land near Mobile, Ala., originally To enhance the statistical sight- don't have shine in our parts. purchased by TVA as the site and won't any gardening done of a fertilizer plant, was sold rain Kentucky's first natural gas for sometime if it does not auction for $125,000 at public was tapped in the vicinity of any more. to the Alabama State Dock Com- Otley White has Tip Top in 1858. It looks like mission. ills new house about completed. The inventor of the steamboat, totin sure they will enjoy it. John Fitch, died at BarcMtown Demo- Mrs. Alice Trevathan isn't feel- in 1878. `ourt of ing very well. She is at the Shovels and sled runners slide ur good h.-me of her son Jack. more easily if rubbed generously Centre College in Danville was BULLDOG with soap. chartered in 1819 appoint- Intil his !.rved in

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Phone 694-M-4 or 763-J Phone 1087-..1 paper; chemicals; textiles; paper the Widows Creek plant for _arown Hawkins. anal I and allied products; primaey me. working 1,265.087 roanhours, up Night 1954 tals; stone, clay, and glass; and to the end of the calendar year, SEA STUDY transportation equipment. without a disabling injury. LA JOLLA," Calif. - gff - CBS-TV Will Fifty-one of the new or ex- The stranger, a University of Cal- FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT CALENDAR panded plants are in north Ala- Members of the ifornia SOCIAL technical staff TVA News research vessel, is cruf- USE T-4.L BECAUSE- bama; 28 are in northth-eeast 53. of TVA's; Heelth and Safety sing to Panama on a study of the It sloughs off Infected skin. • sissippi; 105 Tmaiday._Aprll Cuhrch will. meet at the home at _ - ett asMteisrn- Division will participate in the fishing grounds of the American Exposes more gertisi- to Its kill- -Uncrate New - Murray Star seven-thirty Valley area; 7 chapter No. 433 Mrs. W. J. Gibson at er Tgagp.4ginual Trj:14,c monfgrago Tuna Liget.. sittic,h_ja are in AStio Order of the Eastern Star will o'clock. enrral 'portion' o in -Orlando, Florida, on April opperated by' the Scripps Institu- hold its regular •• • • Data compiled by TVA in- the area, nor of the Alabama IN NE OUR, tnetraffig StrIthe 24-25, when representatives of tion of Oceanography, is observ- hack I dicates that there were 309 new border; and 55 in the If not pleased, your 40e Jimmy Dean Masonic Hall at seven - thirty The East Side Homemakers are western three ,Government agencies will ing the flow of or expanded industrial region. drifting plants at any drug store. Use STRONG, o'clock. Club will meet with Mrs. Arlo operations section of the make plans for reasearch and and • • • • during the calendar year 1956 aniccalaistategiaAr tit - drying T•4-L day or Sprunger at ten o'clock. illopment work in the control obtain •1 • • • in the TVA area. Of these, 180 the third time theirs ht. /tow at Holland Drug Co. By WILLIAM EWALD Circles cif • the \VMS of the For TVA ha's o insects of public health signi- were new industrial operations. earned the National Safety Coun- ficance. United Press Staff Correspondent First Baptist Church will meet The Harris Grove Homemakers . TVA said it estimates the. new cil's Award of Honor NEW YORK I? -CBS-TV un- as follows: It with Mrs. E. C. Clitb will meet with Mrs. Floyd for overall The meetings are attended by or expanded operations represent injury experience during crates a new Jimmy Dean next Jones at one-thirty • o'clock; I Taylor at one o'clock. a cal- representatives of the Public • an investment of more than ender year. Latest month. mrs.19.- --L. Seaford. III with • honors were Health Service, U. S. Department MG IA presents Mrs. Ben Keys, IV with Mrs. S. Crafts Club has $300 million, and more than for calendar year 1956; previously of Health, Education and Wel- This one is Jimmy Dean. coun- The Arts and -a tun Idled 35,000 jobs. TVA had qualified fur 1953 and try singer, accordionist, guitarist S. Herndon. VI with Mrs. R. L. postponed its luncheon, which fare; the Agricultural Research musical romance, Information on which the sur- 1955. Service, and player of piano. Jimmy Bowden. and VII with Mrs. E. was scheduled to be held at the U. S. Department of vey was based came from TVA The 1956 Award of Honor Agriculture; "that's my name. not James" C. Jones, all at two - thirty Woman's Club House. and TVA. Purpose Dean MARTIN .a o'clock. • • • • field offices, newspapers a n d was earned .for developing an is to coordinate research activities will take over CBS-TV's early a. magazines, and state and • • • • Thursday, April 11 local overall injury frequency rate 65 of the three groups insofar as 71#71/0GUIP morning show on Apil 8 when organization reports. Wednesday, April 10 The South Murray Homemak- per cent better than "par" and they pertain to insects of public Will Rogers Jr., bows out. Reports or estimates of invest- Circle V of the WNIS of the ers Club will meet at the home a severity rate 45 per cent bet- health significance, so as to avoid YtPROOMS"- Dean. an entertainer on the ment were available - for more First Baptist Church will meet of Mrs. ;Norris Rowland at one- ter. The "par" rates are obtained unnecessary duplication of effort: country music circuit for nine than a third of the plants, at -the mission ,at two - and by averaging- the agency's own Dr., 0. M. Derryberry, TVA Anna MARIA 'AtBERNEITI years, will face some stiff com- thirty thirty, ceclock. employment o'clock. • • • data were obtained rates for the preceding three Director of Health, said that • petitiOn from NBC-TV in his for about half. years with Jhe industry En BARTOK Deul MARTIN • • • • The Wtleyan Circle of. the group while the basic responsibilities time spot-Dave Garroway. NBC- This industrial development rates for the same three The Business Guild of the WSCS of the First Methodist years. of the agencies are different, a Waite Slf/AK • PatiliENRN TV early bird, has been bow:ing during 1956 represents new pro- There is a requirement that the CWF of . the First Christian Church will meet at the church great deal of the work of each ' ever a steady succession of CBS- • duction facilities for well over percentage of improvement meet at seven-thirty o'clock.. is of mutual interest and is Ty entries in the a.m. slot. . 100 different types Of products. a statistical test to assure that complementary 'to the programs artist. "They all thought it • • • • • - :"We're going to give 'em some-- was Leading the list with 54 plants the improvement is signtfisant. of the- others. thisig me. . Friday, April - 12. were totally different from the those devoted to fabricated Awards of Merit for 1956 have Host for the two-day meeting Garroway show". explained Dean The North Murray Homemak -You know, today. "We're going to give 'em up until three ers Club will meet at the home year ago I had country music, which is ambit' .never even of Mrs. Bun Swaim at 1 o'clock. heard, music. of James Dean. Ocassional- • • • • :' ly. some columnist will critic Provide Coffee Music me The Ann Hassaltine Sunday for tis no his name, "It's going to be music to shave but it's my School Class of the Memorial own 4and I've been by. You know. Lawrence Welk using it Baptist Church will meet at the the business for a 'has done pretty well st•ittl his long, long home of Mrs. A. W. Dowdy at time. champagne music, so we figure seven o'clock. • • • • we -shouid, -do-pretty Steered-11y Cerfiristrlist • coffee music." j, "Just the other day some New Saturday, April 13 7Dian. 2E1 native of Plain- I York columnist blasted me. The Captain Wendell Oury view. Tex.. currently . pilots a What's his name-Hiram Gard- chapter of the Daughters of the k how -many ways Mercury half-hour .IVIonday-thron r i- ne' But we got it all straight- American Revolution will meet day TV show in Washington 5hi ened out.- at the home of Mrs. Garnett a three hour 'live TV, show on an is convinced 'that country Jones, Vine Street, at two-thirty Saturday nights from Capitol -moils., like the country, is here o'clock. Mrs. John R. Mitch Arena in that city. As a record- to stay-.= -4:14:_s not only here to will be cohostess. • ing artist in the country field, stay," he saids,'"It's going to get • • • he has hit with such platters as. bigger and bigger. ..The reason is NOTICE "Birmmin-Aroun-d" and -Freigh-1-`-the -People_ whcrislAir it enjoy-I Th- Business tuikl of t h e Train Blues." • - what thev're CWF of the First Christian beats its 3 major doinit-thea's>- tri!Tc- rivals in .gh, ,st wasof eaunnthiecIte brJkli aemillyes 11,y: net 1, (..e_its,ri.:;„irch will meet at -TEF-6me the Dean they're smilin'. And they rn e ' Mrs. W. .J Gibson, 302 North when that actori dien in an auto .y, u feel the same way." E;$ as,Street, on Wednesday. crash_ but that's all over now. ' Nail has' no qualms about his April 14,--at, seven-thirty o'clock 14- eW Deha irleagr.ly tmheo:rn.reing TV assigInhmeiernt.f He in the evening.. 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A Seattie -ala- spring, when and Drug terMuuS who helpeu in every — FriindTy lialleAlum awning any size for a young man's fancy turns to Serviee — way they coula Mat she might $17 up. Home Comfort Co., 18th thoughts of • love, he sometimes have regained her health. 311 N. 4th St. Ph. 98 and Main St. Phone 1303. M4C MONUMENTS visits a tattoo artist. There the We u0 not have worus to ex- Murray Marble & Granite Works, name of his beloved is inscrahed SEWING press put' appreciation to the MACHINES, Necch builders of fine memiirials for on his chest in a setting of rctses, Of J. ft LiatretUil 'ulitral Home, Domestic, Brother. Repair all oyer half century. Porter White, doves, and churches, and to the donors of makes. Write or call Allen's Manager. Phone 121. A22C Then he gets married-to some- Le neautilul flowers, Sewing Machine Ex., 210 S. 4th., one else. Back to the tattoo artist. MLIRR A ii iu muse neighoors and frienas Paducah. Dial 2-8900 or Murray "most young fellows have one ORIVE-IN fhealee phone 1091. Who came Irtan far ime near, it , M5C THE EZELL Beauty School will girl's name tattooed on them, and be clo:sed Monday and 'Tuesday was a comfort to have you 112 FOUR BUS BODIES, ideal for then they marry a different girl." Open 6:15 next for Board • Mat hour.. of , week State The return trip to the tattoo Strew- Starts .. . 7:00' stooge or lake camps, $100 each. We aiao want to thank Bros. Examinations in Louisville. The parlor is made to have the former tern _Kentucky Stages Phone Thurman, Caren,'and .Surruners, school Will be open again Wed- girl friend's name covered or 456. A1OC John W. nesday for business . M8C anu the preachers who sang in STEPHEN NASH, convicted of killing Larry Rice, 10, and changed. The wife usually comes THIS IS CRAZY WEEK! ronigm \ _the choir,, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Berg, 27, is hustled into an auto in Los Angeles to be taken to 2 GOOD used washing machines, along to make sure the old narry Hampaher. San Quentin's death row, there to await a gas chamber death. DREY guaranteed to be in good shape. flame's name is completely blot- Come Out - Joib The Fun sent four guards along instead of two. (International) ?B.I.JEN M. G. Richardson, phone 74. FOR RENT I As our savior said, "In as ted out. The law • • at A" AlOC _J much as ye have done it unto BRITAIN'S high speed experi- It the of one of my TON1TE cE withi 3 ROOM HOUSE, 1638 W. Olive least brethern Preserving marital harmony has mental enb Explorer cuts ONLY $60 TO $75 for your 'old living ye have clone it unto me.!.' become the. mainstay of Krueger's through waves off coast of 1 Fonda. St., shower, electric stove eon- TWO ADMITTED FOR room suite on a new '-one.. $5ii` for It is the 6rst of two nection automatic washer con- T. G. Shelton & Children business. because people seem to Answer to Yesterday's Puzile England. old dinette suite on a new one. PUZZLE a - 51c - nection, excellent neighlY6Th prefer pictures wi the wall, to CROSSWORD such subs using, high test M111111111111/ Mieltresse.4 $12.50, $25, & .$37.50. are on the arm. peroxide system of propulsion, low rent. Call 983-M-2. AlOC *amiss SO—Printer-4 1:M=1111121 L . ON OUR SCREEN -- tfrirm rockers $17.50, $22.50 "The measure making it possible fur main Land iransfers wan ing, rugged fellow 131211311M4 MEI N E.:. and $29.95. End 'tables $10 each. who works tth 1-Stop 4I—Upper air propelling machinery to run full his sleeves rol- 7-4.,e who maims 43—Soaks up Lamps, two for $15. Shop and HOUSE at Aim, heights. Mod- Howard Brandon and wife poe er undersea.( international) led up disappearing," he ex- nails 44-51ohammetlan oamOlite.. EIA T jAalltia A.self Ili ern conveniences, newly --Ca title save at Seaford and _Ray Furni- decorat- Ruth hr Max. Walker and wife plained "They were the boys 11 ptiratli ed. 5 rooms & bath. CaIl 906-J-I. it-ouarantes 46—Itaso-ced THE ture Company, 105 Di. 3rd St.. Sfurrelle, lot. - .who -ere proud of skin art. against 43—Insect egg BRIDGES Murray. Phone 1824. ITC • Al0C- NTS Black and others tif• Toe 11-Near • by wa..er KTA An a good number of their girl -Trespass on 61—Hindu quven Read Our rla.ssifieds AT TOKO-RI and Esther Hargie, land. 16 MINE ER frfends, too." .18-Snare gy_-svintoil for A PAIR GOOD work mules. Sykes -Tear tellurium R TECHNICOLOR FOR RENT April 10, furnished 3 L. Keith Brandon et ux to 1S AP • Ammar Paw* Bros. Lbr. Co, Phone 388 Al IC 21-Tno (poet) 54—Departure NRRop@INNI room apartment in duplex at Wayne Stone et tun lots. No More Ships 23-4'empiea point 56—Simpler aciunrocie Mrs. Ruth E. Wcaks to W For nvarly 50 years Krueger 24—Sbanieh for IS—Tinant IUD JACK TV antenna installed 1611 Miller Avenue. $35. W. Z. "three- 12—Spirited iilgla@MO @MO row W.- Lowry has been putting on and taking cheap. Phone IVO evenings. Carter, phone 379-i. Al OC and wife ,Sally 26-Fl.iwering horses RCIOITILIA WWI W., lot. off tattoos in Seattle. He's watch- shrub AlIC jointly, DOWN 114461Z See IF YOU WANT to rent a wash- ed the demand for creative tat- 21—Babylonian WED.-THUR. Apr. 10-11 deity 1—Scarcity 6-Fishing bolt ing machine for 30 days call -* NATO NAMES GERMAN tooing fall off steadi.y. 25—Pagan 2-All 1—Nothing Y1-111 ief 3-A continent "FLYING ANTS' M. G. Richardson, phone 74. PARIS - Supreme Head- .„_"The day of the full-rigged (abbr.) 1-.15definite Wanted 33—Float In air article MO RC/MANTIC DRAMA quarters Allied, Powers Europe shiP--.saiiing through a 24—Servant 4—Demon A IOC 'storm- 1—Chimney WATCH OUT FOR COSTLY; El) FOR THIS territory, (SHAPE) set up a *new naval 1.7.—Cries 5—Suffix:ahcd•ed nt of tossed Aert is gone," he said. 27—lireed of cat carbon FROM &sky to .handle popular line of FURNISHED APT., two rooms command today and put German TERMITE DAMAGE' -Ships I at, how wouldn't amount 10—nn1—Ituti tlb7r on DIME - tractors and farm equipment with bath. See W. P. Dulaney, Nava; Ctp. Karl A. Zenker in to more than a little old tug boat pencil Favorable 12—iterate A -DANCE contract.. Write Box 1112 Olive. Phone 1123-W. AUG charge. back 'in the old days." - 17—Fon of Adam "-I's. TO ZIEGFELD The artist admits that if it 11111•1111111111 Call TERMINIX — World's '• FOLLIES! 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Hell stay tot compounds RAZY WEEK CAPERS was a dainty butterfly with the R111111v 1111111111111" AIME -Quadruped y un were asisembleo c uic I'm serious." 13 Contact direct or for Reference T'1Tt 1n1a4it1 Walls our -1 was thinking of what my name Fpnit.. on it." • 46-Ventilates ed. ... Chicken Chase 1 I e--mee Lie,' le eta nt Eifili ,woux nate to go. i,%e Li MEW 4111111111111%411111 47-Tidy of Performance of Work call father would nave said nca ‘ou She "asked Krueger to change o," 041 laiAlIU flare. Laiptarn." tecei Customers or ker. ^Geneteatin that" SeetentraMter - --tratTerry 'alff` rfank to a 211111111111111111 Ura. Free Admission "This in all you! cloi:.g," Blaine told him i7is an hour until dawn. " st—Compass point 1:Sr , shook his head. "Heroes are born, birhmark. tiDe in which to snapped. "Utdortunacely I ai MEIrfh-vi-e-remes.a e -1111117:1 MURRAY LUMBER CO. :AR You nave Lino MINIM MINNIE 11—That is if you weigh over 250 lbs. my inexperience' to sway Doctor." "Seems she was marrying a 111•••••••. (abbr.) position your companies with loi.N.cd MIND IV 114••••• Murray, Ky. Phone 262 Judg inent, subjecting my -That may be your opinion." William," Krueger concluded. their backs to the lake." my tlird command to the wnun of d glory- 'Ritter said. "kali this is the NO "1 iion't want to make a stand!" the hos- hunting yellow -leg." time you've challenged :NANCY by Ernie Bushmiller Captain Blame said testily. you. You you tinished. sir?" tiles to come and get "You nave little choice," "Are said, a little puzzle me, Krell. Is there some- NO Sehicabacker Said. "Bad you re- "Yes," Blaine make a thing personal between you and Crazy Wygan's Fork, shamefaced. "But I'll mained at rely Red Cloud?" WHERE'S STRIKE ONE most surely be "Igra- full report of this, you can NO you would "Red Cloud 7", Scheer he e k er THAT TRASH ine now on unsuitable ground.- on I'll let me inform you of laughed again, softly. "Cove, lie waved his hand toward the "Captain, BASKET? were never see lied Cloud." NO Sioux wi41 come a few tact& The Slui.LX oe•her, "The night, "That's a pretty positive state- although they have a ringing your bivouac last fr7.7.7. there, ment to make," Butler said. tubber." fie and they meant then to give you NO deathly fear of "'Not for me," Schwa barker the lake. a hefting. -The Fetterman mas- THROW swiing around to face want the story of my sacre is fresh In their minds, said. "You 'The Sioux nave two tactics, the things that PAPER strung medicine. I dont propose lute, Doctor? It's the mew and the frontal assault. in there When HERE NO add to it Uy getting myself happen when 4'm not wa,es. Since out position against to took me 7hts is the ground upon I was young"%y fathet the take prevents their circling, Killed. will tight," to see General Andy Jackson. nothing remains but a trontal a.s. which I straight, Lieu- We stood on the depot platform NO that is extremely "Get something sault, and even three hours waiting for the to ride tenant! 1 tleatiet come out nere to for It is their habit Then I had to go to the regroup on lose half of my command!" train. through the enemy. I came back, the Blaine slapped nis thigh impa- toilet. When the other side and ride back.. As gone." He tiently and studied the dark out- train had come and 31p can see, the lake makes this it, Doc- Umber. emiled Ironically. "That's impossible. Hence our defense is fringe of believed," Schwa- tor. I wanted to go with Carring- ideal. They will have to slow "1 have never was a sol- ton and build Fort Kearny, but I 'at fifty yards or ride backer said, -that it their attack missed out by a week. Then I best they can dier's duty to die for his cause, Into the take- At, a transfer, but I missed am- but to make4jure the enemy sol- hoped for only engage us in hand-to-hand know, Jim Bridger ABBIE an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren sod. died for his. Now if you that too. You fighting, and at great cost to dier come back to excuse me, Captain, there are WAS supposed to new thi ir numbers." will already left details that require my at- the past, but I had Blaine grumbled under his many missed see- with this patrol and I DIDN'T-SOME WISE AND breath, but if Schwab:letters plan tention." to WPAT'S ATTRACTIVE, POPULAR froze, for ing him. Doctor, I'm going MAN SAY, written up in the manu- tibune's expression THIS 15 OBVIOUSLY A CASE "NEVER YOUR NAME FOR POPULAR ENOUGH TO BE was not superior, miss the whole thing! That's the at least 'isound. He rib man, especially a FOR THE STUDENT GIVE A SUCKER AN A CHARACTER PRESIDENT OF THE al. it was way things go with me." COUNCIL. officers and likes to be pushed out. And yet EVEN BREAK?' WELL, LIKE YOUR- went away with his "What does it take to convince YOU'LL APPEAR BEFORE STUDENT COUNCIL, I companies he was, and he knew it and, felt ROCKY RIDGE IS SELF, es .eed his infantry you?" Butler asked. "It could be TPEA4 THIS FRIDAY. YOU MAY MIGHT REMIND. shore. Shovels bit completely helpless to counteract PURE SUCKEk , along the lake that you're doing more than your GO NOW, MISS RIDGE HELENA YOU! rw4- ,,1 entrenchments R. There was superiority in Emil B1:122 Into the dirt and of fighting." Finnegan Schwabacker, in manner, in grasp share grew. Sergeant Sean "Ryndlee's7" He snorted. "A of command, that left Captain waited, for the casialry would backwash engagenient - Blaine feeling incompetent, and a piddling have to be 'dispersed. never be mentioned against side, foolish. He whirled on his It'll Drawing him to one little Fetterman massacre." "Sergeant, heel and rejoined his own com- the Schwabaaker said, "All right, let that one go," and leave mand. pick eight good men said. -But you picked your Kearny. Schwabacker then walked over Butler Immediately for Fort ground and fought Red Cloud's should raise to Dr. Cove Butler's ambulance, By hard riding you Cheyenne friends to a halt. We hour. Advise which had been pushed to the Vic gates in an heattl about the licking Spotted lake edge where the rucks all but 17 - neneral Wessels of our position took clear back at Laramie! sitting hick it Butler was sitting on Lae Tail „And tell him that we are was big, son!" dropped tongue. That in the 'middle of the Sioua. na- Doctor, I tricked Spotted "How's Captain Jocetyn, Cove?" "Big? tion. I don't think It's necessary In a stirrup-to-stirrup fight precari- "I gave him some laudanum to Tail. for me to point out our have slaughtered my entire belief quiet him," Butler said. He found he'd ous position. It's my firm command." Schwabacker paused. under eevere a cigar, pared off the end with a that we will soon he "No, Red Cloud's after Fort hold scalpel, then popped the smoke UV ABNER by Al Capp attnck, and I think we can and C. F. Smith, not me." his mouth and touched a Kearny for three hours, certainly no more into an- It. "Nice place you "Now you're all set.to pick NOW. than that." Fie offered his habit match to BECAUSE I'm CONVINCED WISH I HAD 71-1' ro Better than Jocelyn other fight." Butler pointed old. "Good luck, Sergeant, and get have here. simPLY CLEAVE HIS HEAD picked. He really "Emil. If you're not careful. Red THE WATCH IS HERE!! going." would have r OPEN, AN'GE.T.IT—BUT; make a- fight of it. at Cloud's, going to get fed up with I CAN HEAR IT TICKING "I'll bring th' whole denged meant to HIDING -PETTY Fork. It's h - •. you cutting up his Mick, and I DON'T MINI) -- IT'S I'M LI -,..14J3114 A P eost back, son" Finnegan said 'Crazy Woman's PLAINLY!? gets to the point come after your hair personally." OUT tN TI-1I5SEW7R- TH-THIEF,OPPOSED T' •and made his selection of men when a man BOUND TO BE_ any farther, open," schwa- V-VIOLENCE.!F quickly. When they mounted and where he can't go •"Theiinvitation•s ALONG won't lis- I settle down out, Captain Blaine hurried and yet's so proud he hacker said. "Unless SOMETIME. rode campaign will be tip, his manner anxious. ten to anyone else." to busieess, the where are those "Don't run him down," Schviet- over before I can get Into it." "Lieutenant, me going ?" barker said. "He taught "Man, you're into It now! Up men about Indian "To -Fort Kearny, sir. It's an everything 1, know to Your earn!" "r- hour's ride from here." fighting." "Not quite." Schwahacker said pursed - his lips. "You "If it's that' clone, why don't Butler eoftly. "But I will be when the original enough. Emil. Don't we marclion in Blaine stormed. seem conies up." He looked east, short." lie looked to sun "BCcietse I don't believe we'd sell youraelf day was being born. a grayness was where the make it, sir," lichwntxtokm said the east where - — to thin the black night Ebcalmly. "The Sioux would cut us beginning "I'm wondering why we sky. "In another half-hour you to pieces While we were moving' IOWt dead, sir\ We ought to eet- may he either living .or deed. "What's to stop therq from be." one of Einice trouper.' has his de- but either way, you'll be a tine lip yolir sergeant and reimon to say in tomorrou's Cavalry superiority?" hero." S ow •••••...... 41 tail? this Imaiiilmeni of "The Brass and acky Schwahacker refused to rise to Si liwatincker Iniorhed at -- 195, loy ,1 4e1 hop. Ilnish a bottle?" the Blue." ,Don't miss it. "the bait. ,"Elargeant Finnegan "Did you just

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PACIP.TX THE LEDGER Sz TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - APRIL 9, 19-57 EASTER SEAL BOY PAYS END OF THE TRAIL Worn bath towels make excel- A CALL POSTAL RUDGET CUT ALL II AWARD KILLED WACO, It A 45-pound lent STATE OF WAR EXISTS Tex. — cleaning rags when launder- .tek FROM 547 WO 000 AS NAVY PATROL 1108411ER SO ISRAEL CANNOT USE calf ran loose through a residen- ed and To $17000 000 MAY CRASHES Min TAKEOFF cut into convegient SUEZ CANAL OR GULF RED CI. NA PEASANTS BRING CLOSING ON FROM NAVAL AIR tial section or nearly an hour squares. Cut them with pinking OF *Oat& SAYS EGYPT 11 WARNED OF FAMINE SATURDAYS OTHER STATION IN VIRGINIA Sunday. He s- finally lassoed shears to prevent the edges from [TOLD TH Y MUST RELY CURTAILMENTS on the old holm Trail, now/ ON SELVES OR STARVE 1a**".• - rts raveling. ..-, ••• IRAN PUPAE MINISTER known as North QUITS OVER KILLING OF 11th St. U S. S. R. THREE AMERICANS ONE A WOMAN SY BANDITS U. S S. R. SIX RUIN TO DEATH • AS FOUR DISGRUNTLED CAN MEN LIGHT KEROSENE THE BEST _ IN LOS ANGELES awe

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• • HAITI'S THIRD AUSTRALIA " CHIEF Of STATE 0(4,1 n SINCE DECEMIII j WITS IN STRIFE I 1 SAVE UP 122 TONS OF DYNAMITE TO $25.00.. EXPLODE NEAR RIO DE JANI110 LEAVING SANTIAGO uNDER STATE OF SIEGE 200 DEAZT AND INJURED AS STUDENTS RIOT PROTESTING Pick NINE A 1 -MAN ARAB LEAGUE Deal - Select A RISE Gift! IN PuBLIC TRANSPORT FARE PASSIVE REVOLT Br All 1 INVESTIGATING GROUP 40 REPORTED RAM) ANO 330 OFFICERS IS ARGENTINA $ GOES TO YEMEN TO STUDY INJURED AS CHILEAN TROOPS GRAVEST CRISIS SINCE • BRITISH AGGRESSION WORLD WEEK TAMILS PATROL THE STREETS PERON 17 MONTHS 4G0 FFD- When you buy Ashland and Valvoline motor oils or lubricants you receive free merchandise, values up to $25.00. In addition to the free gift, • , largely to too many peifple trying with State and Federal Govern- phosphate at a cost of 5 cents ycur quantity discount still applies. B et t er to live in an area having a major Conservation iment in developing a complete per 100 pounds to the farmer. hurry, offer ends May 31, 1957. soil and water problem. Conservation Program for all I expect those days are about 1 Your Conservancy District vote :lands in the watershed. over. • enable your - now local Soil Con- j There was a time witeffnifts,"•••-itlarYfife, Wailirrfrtorntrig NeWS For servation District Supervisors to'grams would be made 'bet —Apptication.fur available about 21 years later, represents whatever and- then much time -end expense au about -face tir vselaerwatirm assistance that might' be avail- given to selling DISTRIBUTOR! By VANDAL WRATHER programs to thinking. able under Soil Erosion and people. Now when programs are U. S. Soil Conservation Service • The big reason for - success , Flood Control Programs of our !made available you have to go Landowners in East and West in Watershed Conservation type . State and Federal Government: latter the program. In.other words fork Clark's River showed by, of program is the fact that the MRS. MAMIE EISENHOWER carries a The 13.94 votes cast ithe program doesn't go after ASHLAND bouquet and sheet of Easter :their -rote. Mirth 16th.. a real with 953' leadership comes from the Water- • OIL & REFINING CO. Beals crysented to her in Washington favoring creation of you any longer. by Walter Bill Cash, 5. as 'interest in Soil and Water Con- Conservancy shed itse:f and that conservation they stroll along wan Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, District for each If these South Second Street U. S. treasurer. servation. water- , In 1936 I personally held 23 assistance is brought into the Phone 838 Walter. Clear Lake, fa., farm toy, it National sheds show that the \the 1957 Fasier his-is—a—progressfre step Mt landowners - meetings -in Morgan County. Ken- watershed as a result of reeog- Seal child. Mrs. Pnest Is Easter in these watersheds do sea crtairmas. (International) !the part • of landowners in these recognize tueity- (meetings will attended) nized conser.ation need on the Murray, Kentucky a major_soil and water ; watersheds. The need for a real- problem ,before I could get enough farmers part of .people- in the water- and . are willing SIMIN11111111•111•11111111111=11111M•10 istic Soil and Water Conservation to cirperate ' to take one car of 48°: Super- shed. 11 is much greater than It is encViuraging to see the ..Program mostpeople think. Future f;azillers of America According to information avail.- wit With ea ' sttidying. credit\as -a part of their very able better than 65 million tons schoel ws.irk. h will be' , of soil has been removed from • 11,fii: to them.t, : Calloway uplands 11 0°.1.111- 13. ' the. Clark's iete's what makes it a new kind of Ford River watershed is tis a most serious loss. W this loss goes' most of ava le plant food"'and water ho capacile. of schl. Today t Or better The frame is wider nsVr I • in ark' River Water- (The widest and strongest in any low-priced car) surface water. and. attention is On even the roughest roads, you'll discover "the carpet ingnre ere to the Watershed is out." Partly, because it's the frame is sturdier. Partly, \ type of ervation program as it's the way front and rear suspensions take tilt out of ing th "best way to prevent FAST APPLYING ses>.„ In fact. increasing turns. Mostly, it's because there's a whole new smoother- f AST DRYING arnoun of m'oney' is being budg- riding, quieter-going "Inner Ford." kid in*• Id imam Me& Congress of United States aim Oa yaw yolk aitsillnIP- atershed Conservation work. :/eTt lb Pm of plot aft• air and Water Conservation skl-Ws-01,48-4, 14W-C-Otillfr.r . t'Oriz- 17 Ifineres, P.M. sod— ism rvation is a big job and a very ; The power is bigger s-4, N.* now dirA expensive - job. (Most power in Ford's 25 years of V-8 leadership) , • The Mid-East situation now threa•ning wirld war III is due And what a V-8 engine! You can have the kind of KupiEs Thunderbird power that sruashed records at Daytona ... 111***... elaIrl rill6W4.11.4"4" seta new stock car mark at Indianapolis . . . traVeled Split Season •• • 50,000 miles in just 20 days at Bonneville, Utah! Above. Dean Pdart,n And the t a trio r IA new Evrolfean star. (Cont•nued from Page Onel STARKS HDW. Eva Bartok as they aopear in -1 12th & Popiur the rew CiremaS:.boe fdt.s.cal OPTe an even scale with .‘pA - Ph. 1142 COmedy. •TEN THOUSAND larger schools. rhe comfort is greater More irrnsnrtant perharrs is the . SEOROOM.S", which opens to- t'i enprrcw ; se IT.iced effect 'It would have on (Lets you ride sweet and low) INSIIIMIMIEJ312111.110301.111111111M11.1111 St the Vara Ty Theatre. tit o,,meletinr a full schedule. Be- .A' MA. - slice f Tke IlittrTedireiRble spring 111 P.- You sit in the lap of luxury. There's head room, hip room, iveather some coaches have re- leg room galore. And wait till you get a load of those to a War as • Re, , new upholsteries and color schemes! 'VOILE THEY LAST!! ••if its weather, al- ' -i ght.„ if not no game." Naturallv anv conch likes to •erisk on a schedule. It takes ; , are of last minute planning The body is "beefier" 'row ev et- v,'1•h the present set n. t hey can novel- depend on . (Up to 9 inches longer, 4 inches lower, with 'ho s5ho-1,0e With the short time full head room, lull road clearance) it is often impoesible 'rake tin rained frit garrif,x From top to floor, front to rear, this body is built like a 71, 'imp for the district Playoffs : "battleship." You surrounded by Mane schools have sought a ride new strength. n to this problem on play- ne *fie garne according to an •reanired basis, until a better •FANS t r..m BeShear's idea looks ; Hazel High ICont, nued fenrii Pape Onel ...andbestofaiit lowestpriced* AND the MIAOW -LOCR ' , zrarblat, %yin be the pieinOpal WORLD'S FINEST AIR' CIRCULATORS 'eveker. All graduates and their famil- ies are invited to attend. ReSer- ofthe lowprke three Get 20c- More Cooling With %Attiring. shopld be made - by April 13 to Thomas Scruggs. Box. 153. Our Haze' or call Fly 2-3712. Ask for an Magnificent GOLDEN SIERRA Murray Hospital Action Test in lEont,nued from Page One) Comfort Conditioner the new kind of bab4 h";:y. Tit 2 M•irray: Mrs. .T. D Oli•land. Jr :'.507 So. 8th FORD 1 • CIRCULATES " • FILTERS St'. Murray: Miss Glentea Faith noran. No 18th St.. Morray'Thlit-s • il'URIFIr THE AIR Sally Nell Jones. 1610' Miller Ave. Murray. •

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HELSINKI. Finland 01 —The foreign ministers of Finland. • Sweden. Norway. Denmark and ' Iceland met Tuesday to discuss For'tvery Purpose Nordic unity. The meeting coin- cided with a Series of Soviet atomic threats aimed at Denmark and Norway. SEE US FOR A BARGAIN IN ANY TYPE FAN •/1, , - Medals Awarded Kh-ruatreh*V TONTION 17 - S - - it' Com- ONLY rn,,ni.., YOUR AUTHORIZED FORD DEAI.FR HAS A-1 USED CARS and TRUCKS West rt;0 • Ch Ili Nikliii 1'.1 ' Kentucky rt.l'hrh•'..' IJ:.J won 'h' Ord, 7 evtrk (o, 1' Ler.in arid a "Hammer and Phone 1087-J NIurray, Ky. Sickle" gold medal for "OP - PARKER MOTORS standing services" in his pet' f., 701 Main !of virgin land .retlamation, it i Murray, Ky. was announced today. Phone 373 1

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