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United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, April 15, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 • Vol. LXXIX No. 90 Seen & Heard Happy Calls Murray High Shows Op Around Murray • • e TON' SP :—Gov. A 13 Ch 7.1 Kenucky Mon- coy ceese f ,r an lenient:elate in- Well discussing In Miller !_e;ience Bob 11..s recent Check ceme lag reitiotien fier persona bone break says he bas jumped • in the mrdile and kwer ineeme ditches, sic?erreeled dean braeke s and sect r e federal etc., but had to wait for a yam- 7 e_NISCFORT 01 —Dr. -Robert I'he rep et iae: of the topsy- lot rei•- e as eris"..4o enferg the Harbor Bill Is Gen befere break.rig his leg. P.. Martin, slate superintendent turvy. currioulum: "In general, • :-er.i roccesicn. Vetoed By_ Ike cf inetructlen• said Men- I Kern eeke hrib ech_ela • have .f.0- Chanisier f lle wed former day ',het the ratio ef Kentucky lzwed the pree-mizant taking President Barry S. Truman in He's the accident WASHINGTON AP —Presieent pupils ecme firm of set- esetera of cerergaTi a F.-Ed- s--eiceee loseephiciarly hswever, • es•t !Ty:ng before the House and sports Eisenhower today se Jed the $1,- ence and nesetisma'ecs is ap- anti menthe:mates Lff.ngtie an Vote Fer Frank" eierking Cerrur.retee se toking—tn- a - segn en Ithe 578,812,000 rivers and harbors pren(,mate:y the same_as that he air. ti and testisc grades." cast. timaaer. r. cer the ex-tere f the authorization bill — the sec nil for the na,t:cn as a whale, adeied :hat sioth a pregratn reess e en and 111::7DS of mhat - , t n,e he has rejcc ed he su-calied Mar sia.d a survey made by 'offers lees to the more "pie le barrel" leg:she:an in 1hree -the- Bureau of reillruotian Of the capa-Ke -a n d mature Smallest had to be promipted to Chendtler was, the first of 10 years. • .eepar.ment of Educe.i.in show- 'Partr...rs and seniors,.e in eat hit, egg yeetertbay murnong. -Xverners setheduled to testify • i he Presiden LAd C ingress ed, howLver, the: the Keetucky he. sm.::: soh. le" He came back with the remark Setere the c: menitee, sets, eh is in a special message :ha i it was percen, age is beceted greatly by that that was juiet the reason headoci by Rep. Brent Spence ev.e.h real regret" that he Lund 'students taking "general science" he did not plan _Pa -gel -married. tici..taz•sy fur the - second Time et-gebteeCe 341,11ai433. rather Apparently he cF.d not think too the termer president and in two years to cetu a risers h reiseefic ceiunies in eilher much of his wife's ifercing him Clittne'er urged that defense ex- and harbsrs au.horization -bill. Debauchery Of to eat les egg. peaditurei lie be inereased and said he approeed many Mil/ n said the "research timi- Welfare ix:sr:nes such as health of the projects in the measure ngs are haonai (.riy and that 3f,d b be sttppej bp, but ve'oed it because "others We are glad to see Geerge Hart no a eempt was nele Li dsaw Diplomacy - A crowd of some 500 pereens arc net justified." Hit has recovered to a large extent emcee:eerie or try to evaluate cin hand for Truman's Demecrats hed advanced, ?rem his recant remarks ihe ho cuti:ity inotruotion. (he eye operatien. bill, as an 1mi-recession hrencd out whorl the farmer measure. Materlal for the toe of tone of .0! imin Bit Ei3enh over said .pe, it By Dulles .h:ee aiv-eory cemere,t.es which could has c litee Ray Munday has the latest in to the seieente peeler beep_ e ci- :he Board Eeicatran pleasure crofts. b' amc be,ween the Nash- kfect We don't know • .raered Martin to appeint last I wAsrF zo i- 'N- ite Focretary what he cane it. but _rieen Senators and Beeten Red Neverriber. the deck rf Sac J his Foster Deeps today rests 1 on tare laree rCiftt.0 MS: An • W. Z. Cart.... Superintendent. chareee 'hat Pre-'a Is enlancer- • kihe ree:c r iron fence keeps yeu from fall- said jekingiy : hat I -- — of City Schools tcld the Ledger reg world fleece by prostituting osing on af.er ing oft of it and the nye .is Trumen he "felt Murray Hospital land Times this morning that diplrmacy for propaganda pur- • attached at the rear. The craft Like a feexw who has to fellew ------I Murray High School offered poses. ' Is About12x58 feet long and See DMeegis. and Ted Williams senior physi.s, 'is DUMMY MISSILE FIRED FROM UNDERWATER—These 1of the Navy's revolutionary new "pop-pp" firing ••-mday's comple•-. record fol- s000more boo - Delles. in an eeeey utburst steered from a when in belling order." logy, located photos made on March 23 and just released by mechanism It hoisted the Polaris out of the lows: 11th grade chemistry, and al his news seereesnee, ueerle about —la ea mere serious • the center. the Navy show the launching of a full-scale , water prior to its Ignition some 100 feet in the vein, the plane geometry. This would put he words presee-1'7n and de- venter Census 35 test model of the 1,500-mile submarine-launched i air. At top, the dummy missile clears the surface cited what he termed Murray High School within the bauchery in .desc•-i'eng Soviet usc "e:.m Aduk Beds 65 Polaris missile. The dummy with precise weight iof the ocean seconds after leaving a launching figercs" eh. Wrig Ken- percentages expressed in th is •if dio'imacy. It is sort of a m. -tern Grayson Ektierg:1-.43y Beds 30 and dimensions of the Polaris was shot from an i tube housed in a stationary cyliader beneath the tucky's unintsplcyed now nurn- orticie. Dt emehetize neeer heless McClure original. underwater PaVntes Admitted 3 launching pad at the Navy's test surface. At bottom. left. is a closeup of the test 'ter 126.000 out of a labor terce Murray High School also of- that he Uni•e4 S a es is prepared center near Clemente Island, of PaIlentS San Calor The :missile as it clears the surface of the oceen and 12,000.000. He sad mere then amrii'Sed • 5 fers Algebra 1 and. Algebra to' 'it down with Russia at pre- submerged launching NEW Citizens 2. proved the effectiveness I at right, the Polaris shoots skyward atop a geyser half of tbre state's unemployed 0 It does not offer eentnit meetines at any time. A sign is being prepared for the . ' Patients solid geometry are in incireeeries not covered admitted from Friday ' press for Carter Elonsontary Schcol which by and trigonometry, however an peace. unimp:..ymerst 900 a.m. to Monday 1:30 p.m.: will give a ploasing ineituar.ce. advanced mathematics course He said he hopes that such appearance. • • Mrs. Rudy L McDougal, 503 . The He said eastern Kentucky, seen next year which is beirg 1 pre-summ: am`ieseec4rr al iaits sign itself is pairs'ed on No. ; Mrs &Ka plan - Lynn .effering frcm the effects of the r Morr.s. Rt. nerd will will been in Moscow in a few wood and will hang from Grove , New Use Of Atomic Waste Will include solid geometry. I . a I: Syman J. Rudd, Rt. 3, early NM !Dyad, is in the worst Ben- Carter saod . - aye But he did no: knew snazzy arch nimaideturet ton; Mrs. 'h at the goal In t • -anipleyrikeets Hubert Brandon, 51 he exac, day. He said the West Murray Cheassieneal -bon W. etta say schools is _S• 4..41•4*,-4 a- 1 eta ndpoint. §. 74h.: Mors. L. E. Young arid orking on PTA Will Meet Hove well rounded curriculum a n d ' a reply te A Boon For'Humanity baby girl, Rt. 1, Akne; As an aid to eastern Ken- Mrs. not to be especially the altmt Soviet vammunicatioa Joe Jackson. 1200 heavy on Gene Landoit is up and t ecicy, he urged the establish- Syea mere; science or , eggesting the discussions start about Mrs. any other field. agion. By JOSEPH L. MYLER N obel Paschall and baby ;Thursday. !!..2109i lelotien has Ca I. the price 'of rn t II a fed "--ra:AY sP`''7711-'- red Th.? g • :- 1 1 - rldrJet a On Thursday girl, Rt. I. Put-year. Tenn.; Mrs. Dulles explodes United P•ess Staff Correspondent lite cne-scarce radios:et:ye ele-. 7-ea1-re-eat-eh ineestute, to engage long-range study designed IP Jetnn Stewart, Rt. to WASHINGTON .lff T h e men's to n the "ir.lassry of discovery." 5, Benton; strengthen Dulles discessed he possible less-. than 10 per cent = 54r-ss. and sharpen t h e Baxter and W. Bilbrey are in Atcrnic Energy Cemmiesiere. He said Grace Holcombe, 1616 Mil- emmit siivaertin in a lengthy ,eith/'coach Bow- mer mayor. of Louisville. an- to mankind as generated and intent." With charges weeks there reduced to has been • "The train thing that is den Wyatt said Friday that col- nounced last Wednesday and Art spread by exploding atomic a misdemeanor, an ararming increase wreng the case was Group with placing our faith lege students 'are in the worst T. Combs, Prestonsborg attorney, weapons. Enough tried ,in t ranee fatalities...with this To Hear in pump- 880 of it can cause before. Judge Waylen Ray- e peening is that physical sheee he fiks made his announcement in intind. I have instructed 'the it is a panacea ever seen. Sunday. bone cancer. But separated from burn. The young man was fined Miss Pat Stein f .r a Weather He told a group Kentucky State Police to take symptom and does net get of .coeches and reactor products it becomes use- $35 plus costs, and he made at Cembs lost the nomination in severe preventive the root cf the troubles in 21" physical education dicters:"About ful in industrell thickness gauges, restitution to Mr. Causey, ac- action..." he The - Blood River Quarterly 1955 to Gov. A. B. Chandler. said. our economy," he e a i d. Report half the boys coming out for "in medical applicators for treat- cording to reports. ASS. ciaftional meeting "We of the Might then go along football at the university cannot Waterfield, ment- of some eye conditions." Sturgin eaid the main purpose Business f-or years 2i45* Sy UNITED PRESS who has the en- Women's Federation ucipg rewermnenf chin themselves when teley start as a source PUBLISHER of the reacilbeecks would be to money to keep dersement of Chandler. said. "If of luminosity, and HONORED will meet with the Memorial eeerkers Sout hwein Kentucky —C.wily out. This is because In apprehend some 15 from idleness, and gov- of too much anything, there's a reason against atomic batteries. per cent of Baptist Church April 18 at 6:00 and, soft the ernment spending to MP\ mild with occasional light living and push-button acti- It. (announcing early) The way Cesium 137 is usee in cancer BOSTON l — Ogden Reid state's drivers who are op- p. m. (counterfeit • rain today, vities." elating on business activity, witheut a ending tonight. High the law is set up. we have treatment, various gauges, radio- publisher of the New York Her- a `revoked, suspend- Each member is n y to bring a rear recovery cf the today 68, low toniglet 42. Wed- a primary and general election photography, radiochemistry, and ald Tribune, was one of eight ed, expired or non - existent covered dish. economy." 696 nesday nerelly fair and mbld. every sterilization of drugs. persons who driver's license. TO EACH HIS year in Kentucky." received • citations The theme for the meeting OWN Prometteurn.147, "It like strontium Friday night from Boston Univer- • is my feeling that t h e will be "vie,)ry Through Kirksev PTA To Some 5:30 m. "We've got a primary on now, 90. can be used many who 27 a. temperatures: BILLERICAY, in "self-luminous sity's School of Public Relations are welling to obey Youth." England eff and it won't be settled until Meet Louisville 54, Lexington 52, Pa- sources" and in batteries. and Communications. The citation Kenencky safety laws should be, 'Miss Pat Wednesday Maurice Cathie. 47. was arrested May 27. It seems Stein. Margaret Fund diucah 51, Bowling Green 52, a little forward Cerium 144 and technetium 99 called Reid "a wise and energetic and will be, protected from for riding on a train without Student at Murray State Coi- The CoVinglom 55, London to start the 1959 primary before have yet to be exploited fully leader whose efforts these fecy who Kirksey High .School 42 and shoes or clothing. "Everybody have inject- refuse to con- lege, wil :be the efireiker. PTA Hopkinsvirle the one in 1958 is out of the because of their ed new will meet Wednesday 52. has limited avail- zest and vigor into one form to the requirements eetab- All business circle at 1:30 ' Ills own peculiarities," Cathie way...one primary at a time is ability '4 members p.m in the school Evansville, Ind., 52, and high cest. in the of the nation's foremost daily lished for their safety..." he are urged auditorium.— said, "and this is mine." enough." s • to attend aid visitors All past. newspapers." added. members are urged to be • are welcome. present.

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— APRIL 15, 1958 & TIMk. - MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY PAGE TWO LEDGER THE LEDGER & TIMES LighteilSide of Congress Kirksey 4-H Club Held Rally Recently With Many Attending By FRANK ELEAZIR Celtic. etc." COMPANY, Inc. Mrs. L or ci t e PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING United Press Staff Correspondent Coffin added that there were The /Crksey 4-H club held Sharc,n Sle.cld and Linda Wilson, , Bedwen, Anisette Palmer and demonstrations. of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The ribbons; Wyatt. Red Consohdatian WASHINGTON In - The new types of speeolne he could. their cenenernety rally March 28 _red ribikens. 'Lillie Harrison. blue -Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Tune . nriter I sede of Congress: make ,under 'hese difficul4 eir- in the scree.' auditorium. lnnIcirt and blouse unit; Ph,yilas Anita Brannen, Lena Rosa and After awarde were presented 1, 1942. led 1 hisi is the happy time. This oumnances, and that all were Nancy Bazzell, Sandra Bed- Ezell, Pam Tidwell, Margaret Eva Monnlilan red ribbons. by Mrs. Weather end gamer, JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLeSHER e eek 1.Ar %tech eur law- unuceep..eble. .He said in fact Lorna Rees arid Annette Brandon, Jean Ftley 'and Nancy by Lonna W.I.S.3 the club served Cha is the well, The following girls from the makers nest a unammous teen. the CM) sensible thing for him Pahner- gave speeches and re- Wlson, blue ribbons; Eairabeth refreshments to about one hun- We reserve the right to reject any Advertising,'letters to the Editor. Coaesevater Club also avadeled ;his ts the annual Easier recess, to de was go htime. ed .blue ribbens. Arnold and Margaret Tucker, dred and seventy-five members, or Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best cern el -'Thing projects: apron and pot By To- So y.-ti Ihtnk this was where parents and :her visitors. interest, of our readers. lor :spring junketing season. 1,q6lleiTig gave derndn- red ribbons. The resider, Sherry Wilkereen, red; Nancy /Innen Reporter Unite( day, in shert, neu enuiti inuiner Goff n eat down? 'He went on tree and won blue ribbons Meese coat and pajama unit; REPRESENTATI1 ES:, WALLACE W ITMER CO., 1368 strati elcOn-blense, Janice Wilson, blue; NATIONAL 1.a quartun in t h e Carinocan to speak for at least a, WI kwur. senior groups: Nancy Tere Beralseet, Stella Adams and It's th Winne, Memplus, Tenn.- 2a0 Park Ave., New York. 307 N. Michie in the Stearin- ',Bazzell, Karen Bazizell, quicker elan on the. flour of the A good speech. Ivo. Non-par- Gail Tress, blue ribbons; Caro- BRICK BY BRICK gan Ave., rnicago; 80 Bolyston. St., Sosten. Hanna. ice box rolls; Charles Patricit Raze-R, Katie Dick and the Greg titan. est.; abeire the future. Pahner anti Judy S'hunns, MEMPHIS, Tenn. IP -J. L. Kane. Tubres. elenricity; Toni Burenete ltcky WI-ler-son red rinners. onampion the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for traasmis.sion as Ih, no deubt. is as He said• it's briettn told the I•norlff's bur- Interne at Alt harittlYi. AEA_ krtta.Ai. Car*44,1....PS-1 real_ .r•O'n's• Rutledge r banns: Second Class Matter be. Anyway, st is as it eaneent unit; Marilyn Young- -theft squad today that a you shetind mer• atrawberaY barearian; Mary Judges ter use evereig, were: glary beat merman: of Lae: week the lighter side bleed, Ta.n.ce Juan Key stolen brick .by that of • SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier un_Murray. eer week 20e, pee has been einee the Beth Dazza ice dream delights; speeches, Mrs. Lucile Potts, Mrs. aleinenLy was I it was about that - '•. tenant month 83e. In Calloway. and adieu:Ling ea-unties, per year, $3.50, else- e.t>.-..,Tss would rather not run said true nine: Like, unbecked cookies; and Betty A .rn- AMA Mae Hopkins; woodwork brick from a vacant hams? broom en where, $5.50. to the eantgary. flancey-lebeled &net Sandra biscuit eerie- Gracie George, red ribbon. and electrical, Mr. Murphy; n„tise on Ills farm. The RE There are differences, :it h. a •gevernment brienIrng here. Dress-tel. , described APRIL 15, 1'958 nuns TUESDAY — The year the members haven't The key word thee is enie ribbon and Bettie Srnith a 7.71 , nee sinney waited fur Easter. For Before a United Press photog- Tuner girls who gave demon- red ribbon. s - - -- e past -three menetu they have replier could set denn to take neat:net and recelvtd blue en- Semi tailvred u n i .t; Sandia BIBLE THOUGHT 1- Oa • - nein out searching the sky tie a shA of it. :he sign had been bons are as fellewei Pam Tid- the ciep:ns' in changed. This week . it reads, well, hew to make teothpaste; And he said unto them, go ye into all the nes, plumbing :Lens. and watching entitle envious "trea-ty room." Margaret Brandon, hdtir to make Students Find Proof world. Mark 16:15. eye -the f..igett anew:going 'tuts, meenlawash; Cyntha Ezell, pre- missionaries must be educated, Of Indian Legend Trained ides bound for the' kind of pars'. len of sandwrftrhcs f o r neeesities ut life and then supplied with the wh.cti, even fer Cm- freezer; an d Sharon Sledd, Crusoe's- Island . E.ASTONT, Mass. - - A in foreign fields. We who stay at home can dreams:. recipe for perspiration. ens:mare -exese erne' on erna:t wn legend has been suo- do our part too. Bids For Tourists.. — Beys in the electrical projects • etantriated by a Stonehin di- receiving_ bhie ribbons e r e: JO. who,. etringh paLmeaking Take lien James B. latt (Re By PATRICIA GRAY Michael Palmer, Michael Rose, logo nigging. f-onel ruins at an early Calif I. lie is aim rig dozens of United Peers Staff Correspondent Ceeie Eteletes. Inazzell, Max Indian nviliaarton right on the mernebrs nee) have bear. ferried WASHINGTON - -,- If ituel.kts. Flat Hughes and Char- IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED ve.pris. AVIS to Cape Canaveral, Fla., yeu'd tke throw off 'worldly les Tubbs. downeneeisle hove Crisis! Gas Building $120,000 to see_ neinele_ _netessaratiene and, car. tnigthe iry the tiny F Tr Crankcase New_ City Hall. and . thrtnn lore if they are luck/. a latent-ring. island (-if the come of t*Ile -'Thee receiving reds were: 1,:-.kott a -Indent $125,000_ caves. But WU- Sewer _Piant Expansion _ Utz and h_s grenip nen:n:1y !Wade fiarn-4;*: by Rebireson Cru- Hugh 'Outran:. Jerry Parker. nnenereous It seems this nice old lady drove into a Phillips 66 Dan Easley Newick of Plaintlaie de- Casey Se Planning and Zoning. Commission with sweated ut a Vanguard count- see. Gary Ye...Ingle:inn Station to till up with Flite-Fuel. When the attendant Adda cided to .de seenerthiing anent ift. fears more & wn • t within 35 seeende of V It densani turn nut as you'd and J tinny Adams. Black he found she had only about a Professional Consultation Nkevieek be- checked the dipstick. can -Lenge • icro.Thn the Ag rolled ' bectert--youeeettad-flry shank-ne 1- an 'he Cennveter Clan _alse Wktti a Mend, nroa thee wan quart of oil left in her ear. When he pointed this out, OP the sten ,Was Vaned eft But velem/ern 'n a metier rf hours received a Mete ribbon. gin digging In an Case be the nenter quart- she replied: "Fine ... as soon as! usc that up, I'll put 18 out IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED didn't leave lel:then !earn- --beeeing Cruerv's tittle by none In the 1.1.AXid'A" rk (revision the reported to a W-amptine ag Ireines major-lea ing svnerharig. He .0eund there four yeers and four merifter. fellewinn boys won blue ribbons: era of in some more!" Industrial Expansion. Indien wee party during King ing for a . are 37.000 seperate parts to the Sarenge travel agency la Larry. Blakely. Jimney Anderson, Of course the Phillips Dealer expleined that she needed { SidewalLs. 'Curbs, Gutters*. Glen Young. Michael Johnson Phrep's war ageinet Massachu- That's a Vangua. west- lubrication! r s 111,...b. -Waged .6veguarts of oil for adequate that bran Streets in some tarcaS den s•rn:-?.!imes it won't work. Mes A Taer-a er Se' - _ Widened expe. roe found thinYWaTihe --- Giants, wi c mplicand as this rais- Cecena. as ea Rouen* rework ace At first the Now that spring is here, it's time to Continued Home Building. ' Tht: dress revue began at 7:00 evidence of 20th century ifeord - e:, he reported, "it was cording le the Orgfart.'Z' aft*Ala of .oily Oil in our crankcase. If you are still using "winter pan. to the serairs a Easter 'including beer C:1716, for a .656 Airport for Murray. e•h.- ref:netting. as we ap- Arn,7'..C2r. Staten euntire, grade" oil, it's' time to change it. But %thy use two, Parade Is payed by Nancy riekrIZ. tit iv ire ani ninety all other City Auditorium e- renu 'lie rhieitle pad, to A present day venter' to the when one will do? Better snitch to Bizzeilenvitla the following girls gpo.:ns. Dui dtwn 14 inches they Bette le. Hunan call from the tern- tsfenti of the Juan Fernan- is nerd:nen. their c:•,(thng prajects; tletutei dentate :traces -if &s- Phillips 66 T rop-Artlc * hails gis es you And it f:th -tic-cit. .sorid up a _screw dez ikrteserielago mirdre, if he p helder and apron unit; Sue including fire h.. le end the effects of 10w,20 and 30 grade oils. than the I:pawed as (hem, be greetei by chen% Hueleiny. Sharnn Sena.. Mary natieherwIce. rkirg:rig-etee(x.r leen Compared to old-fashioned oils it can Stengel's the dynes ef sr.me famous champion Anams and alarm Venable; ea primitive knife blade Dri‘e in to- Present Ftieberd M sigheseces ;1 •tie pan. fenend actually double engine life. Ten Years Ago Today blue labb :es, Lerma Hale and and e prejectele pent benieved were third N.re n is all set ter 'a South Good Lobsters_ day for your spring change-over. with W.n no Lee, red ribbons. drain buck to anent 1.000 A. a .5 Ledger & Times File Arne:- inn *rip. and it Looks kke Crenquesene•r Vase> Nunez. de •A trademark two D. Chic :le man hive further than nentnand Magelland dre.s. unit; arynthia Sc" Arrewhcade. stone blades ern White So: he planned. and Sir Frenees Drake all Hargls Betty Jenes Ezel.. Jueith dee:tree ea petery, all cern fled NOBLE FARRIS, Distributor A bunch of Chilean ensress- dropped in at ..ne erne or Peery, blue ribbons; And hot Mrs. Carter Bailey Bailey. 34. the former Katie Pearl and Jernee by the Menace:use-Mc Archaeo- nen wer.• v:s:t.n4( the Scenic •Intitttser in 'he": -rarvels. Twv sy a.. Tucker. Linda Darnell, Sheer pel murdered sometime Sunday .even- legnal Senety as f Inainn en- Kentucky ailbrey of Murray, was Ian week and three presence renowned Aft"f4M,''ffts Samuel Murray, bat only gem, turned the town legend .ny in Detroit. Mich. • peeperly need. .Sen. Mike Darwin and James Orsok-Waso -nicked • Milo fact. Association an- Nid.thf !D-11vra.) was lay- out !ri an anc3cranc-.• there. once, an Director he Retail Mei-Aar-its • .r.g wvic.rne on in f favirr1te ankle injul iour.:ed 2'3 business firms in Murray will ine Mas 11..-rra NV5 .a VD Still Is -51 -trio; ral fashion. pent!' fur bucca- ing 39-yea a.tfrn,ron during the summer benee of r f close .each I i batting 'Our vice president stem will !went. and legends of buried cr beg:nn.ng May (3 ani xtending through August B. p hien, ONLY months. be visitng America'," he reeneire absurd. Spanieh g ro more often 26. ;aid. "and I run esPeellY ore with cane es if axial fr en Of coui pleased k, say one of the h.gtin smith Ann-r.ca were eften C elate spring Mrs. IV. S. swanr. 'raf, her guest Mrs. Hortense has ....thes of hes journey veal be a :ajar! in the regeon. to gc Vaughn of Jackson, n ommtunty veteran - 'Pep in -beautiful Catlin" As hile as -1958 The neleseil The Hamner of Nhille — 'Funeral Ser.-ices were heir' arranged anle beamed. made. hews There were. repsirts ••• his Nix n gulped. • then that 'stead was sinking By DELOS SMITH Hearing lies. Maki 7ntiay tor - Wiiliam Oren Falwell. 36, who died at Give third Ch is ern ef nee oeuntries into the Pacinc. United Press Sc.elce Editor base. home here Saturday night after an extended illness. He 29 hits ri S uth .-krnencit he wasn't Retern had it that herds of NEW YtaftK - A "VD" in BOTH rARS in La:iVe of Murray. .500 bath: WaSa onamng to vesie g-at descendants c--f ar.ctieeet expert hyt aedressed himeelf players v.+ Rep. Frank M Certain (D- :1111CC.1- kept Vrtnene a;Stri nen nanling. bluntness to his AND ALL THESE FEATURES of times. enali-a anether eertgres.sienal her nrin. cn-thed and ten( w phy -ticians. He said: -G.)n- • No receiver button in ewe No Cord. Top sluj one gets Can- fed. re emed the sconty we gee- orrhur e. reinues to be a major • No attachments behind ear. Noth- went to ndia fte r (and eae-.er ) than • n 4 the Itawd efroely %at cernmenicab'e disease for the age ing to hide. of the Chi ene members get home. He .t -modem trier the see." gro -15-• :o 19. Surprised. LT' • • Hearing aid hidden inside glasses. to his .37: teas in 34 tnrea: nnenrey to ad- rte. repents .obviously were ex- one7" Colorless tube carries sound to ear.. slugger wi aress . the :ilea! teurnizet bureau. - recen•ed. a For thin doctors are mainn • Full range, full dimensional, higher hit 14 h -*hat web the. heat of the The inesel Vies 3a0 nines off tn blame, .ad Dr Abrahein fidelity hearing. that depa ennad.an eant. Censt, end es only Cniperin. senior staff physician campaig 'he (linen Skowron tar tral 53:d he of the Vnerans' Administration was surprised three h tors from i's 11, 4cerestery in Cheage. Now that State J .ren Fester Anwirt. r()NVENIENT TER:\ LISI voithev1 Flit $om. easily. Last Dunes bee -re e asked inrn to eti-f attract:inn is it's lob- 'hr. "VD" can be cared ;Au Q11 it.. Ions .•ag t4 ad, high' ef it aid Hearing Service iOrm ton end od•ontogss of 61,1114/11D M•priewg Here's v rt irs a prtfacr his re- -an-en y are taken eter -the doctor: make Beltone Gloss*, report !her aca-ns Ph. 5-6220 wind-up risarke. tin; neraalrnc..r: -the eni.eeern vsid met-rally built many don't 318 Kentucky Ave. - 0 etiblie health reetetrities. day: .J.Z1 y u are aoJut hdar --(rh rites. •Iven areeen' to all Paducah, Ky. Identify Contacts • ; A Wililams ire th. n.y of C agl-catnar. the weell "the Th s rr:pplcq he enence itf Town 'AO 556911/ Red nerineogy. he conezeini. That -..2ormrsourr-rzsmai._ MM. the Richm sennee ,reees the patternt; by Internation ,inir40•'e toe ises the second ri ratn --- in -.ries "V --- ,• Johnson Ii seread among en ;as INEW•TVPIN :Wert- • in blocks to pn hands witl POLLED-Here are the three crew members Killed along CREW ..-preaci.- In VD. this involves Jerry Lym 44 passengers when the Capital Airlines Viscount: wen •h• ec. semi F" 1.f in- Jr drove in cras'-,ed at Freeland. Abell. FILM left: Capt. William J. e.,ntify:n7 .11.11 so they can be Cincinnati 44. 14 estwood. N J. peon Earle M. Binckliky. V. n:end t ci teased before 'hey Baltimore; LAI.Ittown. N. •Infiret officer, Rath M. Deneeee. St. Peters- -neared a: • I '11^ .7; sprearters them -elver. r nee:Leer" eri playing to burg, Fla., hostess. linters& vino; .`,0iiisa • - e.-e e ereeenninet-. nee eet. net re g, norrhea need ee eas- iCt;lane anarasee,- arch 31, ly eurei weh antibiotics or e :he st:ifa drugs., these VD Caws est.ally Were treated in - VD clinics or by Specialists. Now treated in the .4 Ili • .e. •. • - .hey are mainly offices of family doctors who D - u Aunty sec' the patients "only T3 EliROPE- once" net there is 'peer or no- 2.id PRIZES !el centric, envesegatiort" 01 $t Ont Kotreseli, DID,sod Sin., Depite the case .with . which 3-w /11515 *he disease is cured, medicel Ass $300 keepsake C sc,:.nce is not even c:7);:- •n. control' "g its spreliii Thi an- • By a , United nual reported inciden& rend eine:A - LAS VE) 31213-44ASS 1.000,640-cases and Dr. Ge:ncrin Y... NIA a,,.: Catch 'slid his was undonirtedly way a'tenni_ , Drysdale, ben*. the • true- incidence. Of ail Nuys, Cali only four NO PUFIFS- NO J.N$US ea es. 29 per cent .int else. eena NOO4iI13 TO Eu f -peers he end. baseball e reenerns- ere the Natio' . -There are many ilbeiv-type roorreto mad LA 11/,14.641. 1414111 or. seurring fainre." he said hurler, ea honol-ed b . in the teenneaal journal of he III .r • American. Academy, ran Getuail The highway ride of tomorrow is here! corded hin raetnei "Of prime impr ;ince 111110Ve up to i. 'he neiricre tee:2rd gonninea "The p if our phesiejar.s and ..,f members mound v,e' New-type, sound-conditioned concrete writers WI Kc,„; .ne e_ers- net r: en, of . ether health prefe.siens. as pennir in penmen United Pre feet certor e ereer.-1 ,•-• eve./ teen a; of by - the youngs eraegemcre r ' -I (t.L.- Conditioned Attitude "Certainly wha• ari-18-year America's newest primary highways "But yol tr:, for ;Tool Q.rec: t.t.,...k t-..r out there f fn old thinks of this di,en, rt.:rte. K,epy...;,,f: in ihe confidence :he not a "thump" to be heard when you drive this c•'-dunlfe t:..7 .. .1 b, There's that honor. i. rns e.dttr. Our jeke concrete. Almost line riding above the rICffirrurri E.;, ...1...1 y r; - d to cordinuoustoid Built to cost Col renerk mere in ,e. new con- rrii; pnyffment, instead of on it. You'll say this -type lionce fcre.er. I r-rrr Lc pen Aineenow. In Kentucky taxpayers less Drysdale crete gives you the smoothest, motit quiet ride ever. 'r.7.13.00 a,r, ar... we t• ,ri • .1 Only concrete inn be engineered tiny predi, C .f. It's laid without interrupting joints'. Then only the to Match eipecterl Willie loads. would l' G.c-coffKdIre›. FICO 1% 7'7; be *eel 3..,..unflina; A'f: tiniest cushion spat-es are sawed into the surface. You serve MI year. nntl more. Its first $ 17. ri, 1, o asked if I never feel or hear them. Freezing, thawing and de-icers Colt is moflortif., New typo con games he cbtler. concrifte. What's more, it's laid cute roods soy,' taxpayers 1 enet hurt new-'type on moult/en/me ... which will be goes night flat ... stays flat ... serves 50 yeans and more. up to 60", lees then for 111AphAlt. Drysda le, Sound reasons why new-type concrete is the preferred sir; inches fight flames in home or my, arid FIVE CMILDREP41-rirernen pevenwrt for new primary roads. a greyhour Jecitailry Cleveland, where five of Furches Hu es in their alit hlis. Arthur Si. ;Mg '11..1 .1 .1' '1(.1.,1. children perished. The victims ranged In age from 4 montl s Side irri, trot, 805 Comersarreirth Bldg.. Louisville 2, isabsoky East Suare to 7 yflirs Parents are shown after the nre. Survivng child PONT L AND CEMENT ASSOCIATION I long-:trrn • nrgapization to ireorom and extend the wws of concrete Is 22-muntlinad-ChraUne (iewer .tinterisational) furia." •I-

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Free Throws Martin's debut at short and ened hii career, is on the firing breaks with its "trolley car" past Frank Thomas drove in Six Harvey Kuenn's in center field fate for the Indians Against It's the Boston Red Sox as today with an opening day pro- rens weh two homers in Pitts- feature the Detroit-Chicago open- Kansas City's Ned Garver (6-13) ✓ BRICK the Grapefruit League baseball , NEW YORK 111 - gram from the Boston Common burgh's 14-2 win over Columbus By United Press A large er in which Jim Bunning (20-8) while the. Senators are protecting ean. le -J. L. aeampions of 1958 and as for reduction in the number of- to the Golden Gate. of the International Leagu NEW YORK - Otis Woodard, free faces Billy Pierce (2e-12). The their first-place position with sneriffs bur- a. batting champion, how can throws in major college basket- Some 225.000 fans, encouraged Washington rallied in the last 159e4. Memphis, Tenn., outpoint- White Sex. althsugh one of the Chuck Stobbs (8-20) facing d todlay that a you beat a "perfect" record like eel ball during the 1957-58 season by generally favorable weather, two innings to beat the White Eddie Andrews, 156, Lowell, weakeet-hi'ine pennant contend- Baltemere's Ccnnie Johnson (14- ;tolen brick -by that of Busox slugger Ted Wil- produced ;he should turn out in eight cities Sex, 9,5; Cleveland scored five elass. (10). sharpest scoring ers in years, are the odds.makers' 11). a vacant tenant liams? decline to herald in. the game's runs in the ninth to beat the in the 66-year history new arm The of the ceaet-to-coast era. A - Red Sox, who have been Giants, 8-5; homers by Andy PROVIDENCE, RI. - Willie game. new world described by NCAA champion a new Yankees' manager Pafko. Frank Torre, and Lew Pep, 129, Hartford, Conn., out- statisticians released the geographical season's alignment, some 20 new Eurdette led Milwaukee to a pointed Celo Ortiz, 125, Puerto final figures today and faces, and another 20 7-3 win over Detroit; Danny Rico (10). announced the point production old faces in RobliniatbsertIS was new uniforms all McDevitt's two-hit pitching for five per cent less than help to mark This Is The Year that it as a pivotal pionship pennant will seven innings led Los Angeles OAKLAND. Calif. - Joey Gi- recorded during 1956-57. In opening day in be' hoisted 4,149 baseball _history. in pre-game ceremonies. to a 4-1 win over the Cubs; ambra, 160. San Francisco, out- major college games, the _157-58 Pivotal, because Gil McDougald returns and theeKtnsas City A's swept pointed Andy Mayfield, 161, Mi- season produced an aver- such spokes- to age total men as Commissioner shortstop in place of the a twin bill from St. Louis, 7-1 ami Beach. (10). of 136.9 points per Ford Frick injured are proclaiming Tony Kubek and 3-2. contest compared to the 1958-57 the dawn of a for the Yankees, Promoter "golden era" which like For average of white the Braves, are solid In last-minute player switches: 144.0. others insist The number of foul shots too-rapid expansion carries seeds favorites to repeat. The Red Sox, Milwaukee optioned outfielder By GEORGE M. TRAUTMAN We know, reports to the lier game dwindled for the fifth of the game's destruction. Exhibit contrary, Ray Shearer to their Wichita President, Naticnal Assn. of that it still is America's straight year. There was almost A in the critics' list of arguments number farm team; Cincinnati 'got down Sugar one spectator sport. Ray If is- 'there to no. change in the average number the New York City area Professional Baseball Leagues the 28-man limit yesterday; were any measurable way of personal fouls. Thus the de- without a game on opening day of r. and Baltimore purchased I9-year Written for the United Press counting dine in for the first time since the legions who, attend old shortstop Ron Hansen from free throws was the 1883. cciLemous, Ohio .'1? - This result Big games at the kid level on up : their Vancouver farm of, the new rule which Hoopla is the year of the "old pro", is! club but through the American Legion, stayed Good As limited the number of free throw Whatever the case, the pros and the pro stands for promoter. within the limit by op- Ted Williams opportunities and eons of the high school, college, semi-pro and tioning catcher Frank Zupo to during the past sea- expansion issue We're out to put America's Red are amateur sandlot Panics', the total tulips 66 Sox Knoxville. son. certain to be drowned out baseball fans back where they would be Tar Casey Stengel as the second nseyoritnhge drteowp %taws° emrnhts:a in the hoopla of the West Coast's greater than 'the attendant rival he Too ,izThe. belong, out at the ball park 140-million plus who have made fears meta in this year's Ameri- grand openingebetween the trans- and away from the four-wall about a basketball the so-called number can 'League pennant chase, made a-minute teams in major college planted Dodgers and 'Giants at hum-drem_ at. their _ living rooms this out. San *me spectator sports event. OP Case look good by winning kinks in 1957-58. Only eight, Francisco. A crowd of 23,600 and those dancing images on p, put headed. by will jam its way into 16 out of 22 gtmes against Marshall's 88-point little Seals the front of the 21-inch picture Tap a Vast Reservoir Stadium _ - major-league opposition this spr- NEW YORK ae) - Even as a average, were abie to average while a • ttoal of 110 tube.' We're going to treat them ing for at least 8(1 points a leporters bang out the details ic needed a .727 winning percentage. second, Sugar Ray Robinson is game. This to real live ball players in action Our basic project then is- to. That's a comfortable lead over first class. is the lowest "total since 1952' and of the historic festivities. Don whsre they can escape from those tap this vdst reservoir of new: Drysdale, Frank Robinson that brand-new San Feancisco is in sharp contrast to 1956-57 a native Californian, "blue-by-btur" picture shows fans and to bring them into The middleweight_ Champion the -giants, who had the second best when 24...learns scored-at-that __been named to start- 24419P-_,_ -presented- err a• oarks----for fill'ea in as a second for Otis g "winter Itcord - a 21-11 won-lost record rate. the Dodgers against the Giants' who lost to the Washington Sena- cial-by-commercial basis. evening of entertainment they for a Woodard Monday night at St. For the second time Ruben Gomez. tors. 5-2. won't use two, .656 percentage that topped in NCAA in Monday's opener, 'Do It Ourselves' Project soon forget. We're doing alielveas Arena and coached his history, Sharing the all other National League teams. two teams from the spotlight - at are regarded in some quarters This iF a job for men of strong this be special nremetional ef- sparring partner to an upset, same leas: Better Than Yankees state finished 1-2 in scoring . locally - with the big as New York's principal rival for hearts and durable will. It is ferts. We may attract the teen- split' decision over middleweight And it's a whole lot better as West Virginia followed Mar- West Coast opener are the de- the pennant. a "do it ourselves" project and agers be having a reek 'n roll Eddie Andrews of Lowell, Mass., shall fending than the losing 14-18 recoed of with an 86.9 average. league champion a...Mil- Robin Roberts, one of the -I'm-cheered by the reports from I hand in a pre-game performance In their widely - televised : 10- The final team waukee firauesse'and lat Stengel's Yankees. The world defense stand- New York big disappointments of the 1957 everywhere in the National Ass- home plate, the oldsters by rounder. champion Milwaukee Braves National ings alsci emphashea the trend Yankees., The world champion season, draws his eighth straight elation empire. Advance ticket bringing- back all-time all-stars were third League in scoring. The '50.0 average Braves open before 46.000 at opening-day assignment for personal in the spring standings Andrews, who had forme). mid- for the sales are up. Substantial business anpearancee. the with a compiled by San Francisco Milwaukee with Warern Spahn Phillies against little fellows with special .571 average, while the dleweight king Rocky Graziano and Brooks Lawrence ,men, civic leaders. housewives, badges two Chicago Oklahoma State's 51.7 are the facing Bob Friend of the Pitts- of the Redlegs. Frank Robinson or buttons that admit clubs, Cubs and in his corner, lost the fight and „school kids, are on street them free Thee best defensive marks in burgh Pirates. beaned it dadror Sex, tied for fourth at Yesterday's Results margin one six sea- in • an exhibition game corners selling tickets. There is mom comes along. by 'the slim of sons. Philadelphia ator is at Cincinnati last Wednesday. returns to the a rebirth of community F p No games eehed point. -Call them gimmicks if you And how about that Williams? Kentucky was the only school and Chicago plays at night in Redlegs' lineup for the opener that I have not witnessed which S:. will, but time after time after Sheer perfection. He went to Referee Teddy Martin favored finished in the top 40 Louis in the other National but Willie Jones, whose son died many years. in both League these special nights I have left bat only five times all spring Andrews on a rounds 'basis, offense and defense and games. Detroit at Chicago. of pneumonia the other day, All of this rebirth of spirit Today's Game; the ball park ,and listened to -socked two homers, singled 5-4-1, while judge Joe Eppy ranked among the leaders in Kansas City at Cleveland and will be missing from the Phillies' didn't just happen. It came about Los Angeles a: San Francisco fisee the cerement. Casual fans, some once, and walked twice. An voted for Woodard, 5-4-1. The of the six ,major staistical: Washington at Baltimore round batting order. Roberts was 10-22 through our intensified promo- Chicago at St. Laths, night departments. of whom hadn't been to ball ankle injury prevented the amaz- deciding vote was cast by judge out the all day-time AL schedule. last season and Lawrence, 16-13. tional efforts. Our people have Philachalsithia at Cincinnati games in years. will be saying ing 39-year old American League Artie Aidala, who scored it 5-5 Cincinnati led in margin over There will be about a dozen Last-Minute Switch come to realize that there is Pietsburges at Milwaukee the "That was a lot of fun - I think batting champion from- playing in rounds but gave the decision opposition, averaging 20.6 rookies in the starting lineups, . Jim Brosnan (5-5) is the Cubs' more in operating a baseball we ought to come back soon." more often. to Weoderd on points. 6-$. points a vane more than its headed by the Redlegs' 19-year surprise starter against the Car- franchise than just opening' the Our slogan is: "It pays to Of course, in sheer justice The United Press had Andrews opponents. old Vada Pinson, outfielder Willie dinals' Vinegar Bend Mizell, an. gates, throwing a few, h,-)t dogs advertiee - but let us Abe spring training Tomorrow's Games ahead, 5-3-2. ,Kirkland of the Giants and other big 1957 disappointment Into a not ad- batting crown kettle and hoping that versetise". "Sas to go to another creaking Los Angeles at Saneran,eisco Whatever Happened To second-baseman Billy Moran of with an 8-10 record. The Cubs folks will drop in for the even- --veteran - Only scheduled. Both fighters must have been :he Indians. Fans also will see have two rookies their 30-year old Granny game Doe Blanchard 6. Glenn Davis in lineup ing. From all of the evidence I Hamner of the following their' instructions to ex-Cincinnati slugger Ted Klu- -John Goryl and Tony Philadelphia Phil- By United Press Taylor. We know there is more interest have seen, this slogan is begin- lies. Making a the letter. Andrews, a 3-1 fav- e,„,e,_ The Cardinals made a taste' in comeback as a Felix (Doc) Blanchard and r baseball than ever before. ning to pay off. 3 third baseman. Granny orite. loeked like the wild-swing- whacked American League Glenn Davis were the "Mr. In- 29 hits in 58 at-bats ing Graziano of old while Wood- RS for a cool side" a n d "Mr. Outside" of .500 batting mark W L Pct. GB ard was the Robinson-type box- - tops for Army's tremendous football teams players who batted Wa4myet n 1 0 1.000 er-puncher. A TURES a fair number of 1944-46, each making the of times. New Yerk 0 0 .000 la Woodard. a native -cif Memphis. United Press All-America team r No Cord. Top slugging Chcag 0 0 .000 Tenn., now livinein•New York, honors, however, for three straight years. Alfrme's tier. Nolte went to shortstop Menet • 0 0 .000 la sustained a cut alongside his Ernie Banks record in that memorable span • of the Chicago left eye in the fifth round. but Cubs. In addition Baltimore 0 0 .000 seas marred only by a scoreless ide glasites. To his .375 batting Andrews elected to shoot for average, the Cleveland 0 0 ,000 tie against 'Notre Dame .in 1946 und te ear. slugger with the the body. It failed to work. toothpick build Kansas City 0 0 .000 and the Irish had that one omit, higher hit 14 homers. Although a light puncher, Runner-up in Boston 0 0 .000 1 coming. In '44, Army defeated that department Woodard bloodied Andrews' nose was big Bill Noire Dame 59-0 and followed Skowron in - the fourth session and stood of the Yankees with the next year with 47-0. 11. Yesterday's Results up remarkably well under the kook des,ib New Englander's concentrated Whatever happened to Blanch- ••• N•air g •• oh Last Exhibition Games Washington 5 Boston 2 body attack the rest of the way. ard and Davis? Blanchard, the Solt*. Pl•or tng Here's what happened in the On-le game scheduled. It was only the 10th victory big fullback, is a jet pilot in Ted Rinszewski wind-up exhibitiun games Sun- in 28 pro fights for Woodard, the Air Force, stationed in Eng- Pirates day: land who weighed 1594 pounds to ,with the rank of major. Wililams pinch-hit a homer but szewski Today's Games Andrews' 156, Davis, out of service, now is in a Pittsburgh uniform lithe Red Sox were beaten by for 114E Washing:es at Fkillimore assistant promotion directoe of the first time; eta-Yankee the Richmond Virginians of the Billy Martin perfarming New Y ak at Beoeton a Los Angeles newspaper. - at short- International League. 5-1. ,for stop for Detroit, Deteet at Chicago Linescores and sluggers the second straight time as Deron Minnie Minoso and Kansaas City at Cleyeland Spring Exhibition Larry Doby Johnson led the Yankee farm- By United Press back in Cleveland uniferms. UNFAITHFUL hands with a three-run homer; American League Baseball Standings New Manager in Debut Jerry Lynch's eight-inning single Horton 002 000 000-2 5 3 The Kansas City - Cleveland drove in the Tomorrow's Games Wasahingem 000 113 00x-5 8 2 winning run for By UNITED PRESS opener also marks the debut DOG Cincinnati in Detroit at Chico go F. Stalleven, Wall (7) and Da- a 3-2 decision over American League of the only new manager-Bobby Bakimore; homers by Yogi Kansas City at Cleveland ley, Whete (7). Ramos • Berra, Team W. L. Pct. Bragan of the Indians, who suc- playing for the first New York at Breton and Courtney. Loser -F. Sulli- time since Roston 16 6 .727 ceeded Kerby. Farrell during the arch 31. and. Hank Only games scheduled. (0-1). leRee-Jereten, Lernon. w Bauer led van _ C'hicago 18 14 563 winter. Kansas City 15 12 .556 San Francisco warmed up Nee' York Monday with its biggest ONCE UPON A 14 - 16 .467 parade TIME there a since Gen. was very fickle Washiggfon 12 15 444 Douglas MacArthur:5 Fido who would Cies-ChM • 13 20 .394 return from Jailer'. The excite- switch masters at the drop Baltimore 11 19 .367 ment should reach a peak at of a dog biscuit. Drysdale Detroit 1:30• p.m. p.s.t today when Gino "Why doesn't he 'Choice 7, 19 hitch his Is .269 National League Cimeli leads off for the Dodgers. wagging to one star?" One rookie other canines whined. Team W. L. Pct. - Dick Gray - is "He's no more San Francisco 21 11 .656 expected in the Dodger lineup loyal than a cat." Then while one Milwaukee 16 12 -.571 the°Giants witt have three day Fido loped into his Of Some Experts.: Chicago 18 14 .563 -Kirkland. Orlando Cepeda and Mercury Dealer's Cincinanti 17 15 Jimmy Davenport. and bought • By ALEX KAHN that he is in top _cendition and -choice through his record last .531 a brand-new St. Louis Drysdale, a 6-6 right-hander, Mercury. United Press Sports Writer the Doeger coaches hia-to eau-, season of 17-9, best on the 17 17 .500 Los Angeles has a 7-3 lifetime record against LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Don' tion him against overworking on Dodgers club and one -of- the 15 16 .484 He got a Great Dane Philadelphia the Giants while' Gomez, a slend- size trade-in allow: Drysdale, the 21-year old Van the final swing through Arizona best in the league. His earned 14 16 .467 Pittsburgh er six-footer, is 10-11 ance_and Nuys, Calif., hurler who After and Nelfade. : 12 14 .462 vs. the bought at a price under 42 run average of 2.69 was just (Includes Dodgers. models only four seasons of professional "I'll really have to work hard- only games vs. major of the faction behind the 2.66 posted league The Braves will have Harry "low-price 3." baseball emerged this year as er than ever, he said. I've been competition). Now he's the most Hannebrink playing left field the National League's leading trying to make up for the late; by teammate Johnny Podres and in loyal Mercury owner rom/ortable place of the injured Wes Cov- ever. hurler, said Monday he was ness of my reporting from service Racers To Meet Tech ington but otherwise will present, honeeed by the distinction Sc- and I still feel I'm a little behind The Murray State College track MORAL: If you want the same lineup that'. beat the a doggone good buy_ corded him and hoped he could where I should be at this stage." team will be looking for its sec- put your faith (live up to it. Because he has not been work- ond victhry of the season tomor- in your Mercury dealer. "The performance on t h e ing as long this year as he row night when the Racers host :oncrete mound will 'prove whether _the had in previous training sessions, Tennessee Tech. writers who took part in the. he says his muscles, still do Field events will start at 7:00 United Press poll were correct," not respond as well as he would with the running events getting the youngster said. • like. • tinder way at 7:30. Ribbons will MERCURY/50 ighways "But you I Pitching for Home Fplks' can bet will be be awarded to the first three WILSON MERCURY out there trying to justify their Drysdale is enthusiastic about placings. The event is being held -RAMBLER - confidence in me by giving me the Dodgers now making their at night in order to give local that honor." home in Los Angeles. He is a fans a better opportunity to at- 515 So. 12th St. sr cost - - Could Make It 20 hometown boy from San Ter- tend a MSC publicity spokesman xpayers less Drysdale was reluctant to make nando Valley, just over the hill sri be engineered dliny predictions what his goal from Los Angeles. saidMurray has one victory to its Murray, Kentucky led traffic battle. would be this season but when "I would say ,it was a little credit thug far this eson with a nd more. Its first asked if he was aimirig at 20 extra incentive to be pitching Johnny Podres 624 to 592e win over Middle • New-type eon games he replied, everything before Dodgers taxpayers &As', "If the hometown folks, the Tenneesee. Tech is fevered ti's goes eight maybe I can do it." . kids I went to school with and te enn- the &inference tele Tony Hubek . . which will he the same as that of Warren this year ain for sephslt. Drysdale, who stands Six feet, who have followed my baseball and the contest Wednesday night '11 Yankees Spahnz the. Milwaukee acrewho si x inches and is tas lean as work with -a personal interest. with the Racers is expected to be Yankees in the World Series. a greyhound, still is not satisfied Drysdale won t he writers' won 21 games for the Bravek. a close one. Milwaukee's first world cham-

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Shine-Up Time ... PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Will- Mrs. Tnixie Frazier visited Il'eadiags It's Automation, Ladies! oughby and Mats. C. M. MeNud with her daughter in the county WOMEN'S PAGE from Pans, Tech, were in Mur- and attended Sunday church ray Saturday and attended the services in Murray. DA Nom funeral of Mr. Craig Outland at • • • • Editor Ern Grove Baptist Church Sat- The R. R. Parkers spent a few Lochie Landolt, Toloploas 1685 urday alteration. Mr. Outland la" in Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., was a nephew of Mrs. Merited visiting then son, Lt. Cu!. R. • • • • Dale Perk er and Mrs. Parker. inter Mete Preston Boyd has returned Their son is teaching in a mili- Supre;ize Forest .1Irs. John II home after spending two weeks tary school. Woodman Circle Slieaks In Paris To SOCIAL CALENDAR visiting in the home of h e r • • •• da:ughter and family, Mr. and The Orvis Cohoons visited FC the Has Meet At Club Meeting Of DAR Tuesday. April 15 Wives Club will ineet at Mrs. Wdliarn E. Turner of Jop- Mrs. Annie Steele Who is con- The Supreme Foinat • Wood- Mrs. Jotna C. Winter was guest First in the even- Circle 11 of the WSCS, guest house at 6:00 lin, Missouri. Mrs. Turner and fined to her room with illness, 15 La man Circle met recent:le at the speekee at a meeting of t h e F'l'. Menhocket Church voll meet at ing. daughter, Familia, accompanied on Sunday afternoon. Jcihnise Wonsan's Club Heuse with Mrs. Ceptain Wendell Oury chapter in the afternoon in the • • • • 2:30 Mrs. Boyd home. • • • • eitdde alt GentDra Hamlett. presadent of of the Davies:ens of the Ameri- home of Mrs. Bun Swann, 403 The Toasersistrees Club will • • • • Saturday after- Frozen orange juice was de- 1013. Grove. prestchng. can Res:one:on North ltkh Street. meet at the Woman's Club Mrs. Susie Velem recently re- at 2:30. The in the kete 1940's. Now A specese feature of the even- non. .kpeele 12 • • • • House at 6:00 in the evening. turned from Frankfort where velesied 1932 DET1 NI:lees was held in the borne • • • a rria,hir cart of Ureted States ing was the music by meeting Circle I of the First Methodiart • she visited with her son, Mr. Very dee WI:Lane in Paris, goes inte it. Ann Beale and Mary Ktes Rus- of Mrs. W. P. ararcies WSCS will meet in The Penny Homemakers Club ?dance . Vinson and Mrs. Vin- orange production for edleg( sell. Ann Beale played -Minuet" the sectal hill of the church at will meet in the borne of Mrs. son. They were joined by the el lake. 1 introduced by Ludeng• Van Be. vest and Mrs. Winter was 2'10 in the aternivam. Ernest Mayfield at 10:00 in the family, of Milton Outland and See J. D. of the program Mary Kees sea-et:en was -Blue by a mtimber • • • • morning. Study subject will be all attended church services in Murray. D. F. McCon- Waters" by Samue: B. Wilson. esiranitteee Mrs. Meth:a-Yet WSCS Circle III "Broiled Foods." Franiallent. w a $ =ken • • • ACRE They were guests invited to nell. Her subject will meet in the home of Mrs. • , • • • • Fireside Book of Wll joseilL. serve on the team perfolueng fnen -"The J. B. Wilsen at 2:30 in the after- The Alice Waters Circle of *Mrs. • Hattie Steele and Mr. Sings, the book of during the opening cerenvetes. American noon. Mrs. J. E. James will be the INdethelist Church will meet and Mrs. Rely Seerbereugh had for the music During the bid:nese meeting, Aznenean histery hostess. at 7:30 p.m, in the college class weelexid visitors fnm Demet, accept- She illus-nated SEE Tin: five new merriben, were of our country. • • • • roma. They were the sons of Mr. and v o t e. Mrs. different songs so typical • and cern ed by unanimous the The MusicDepartment of the • • • Mrs. nierborough and the wife read the:: time. The story she garage ai &den Roberts, secretary. ef Murray Wernan's Club will meet • Tuesday, April 22 of Brent Scarborough and their a member. was as Priced 1.0 the minutes of the past meeting. teei stated at 710 in the evening at the The Lydian Cate d the First two children. cm for a good Mrs. Hazel Tun reported rived -is tapestry, dub house The program will Baptist Cheetah ia Ill meet in the • • • • of the service club. is timelese. a part of a the meeting song be -Music We Live With." Ike- home of Mrs. Guy Billington at Dr. and Mrs. Conrad H. Jones and Mrs. kke the ounstitu- Mrs. Genera Hamlet:. nation, jug .es will be Mralimenes N. B. 7:30 p.m. Group 1, Mrs. Brad- returned from a few days; vaca- Se—rs Kate Maren Overcaiet extended tide E Ellis. Ghndel Resierai W. S. burn 11.4.e as captain, will be tion in New Orloanrs recently. Prompt Installatioa C-1: to next For an invitation the service The hegeMe—Mrs. Leon Gro- Swann. Vernon B i 11 In charge. club meeting in May. gan. presided arid led in the Furgerson. Mom Mira Tate • • • • The group voted :o pay two selute to the flag. The opening and Madelyn Loft Murray Sear Chapter No. 433 Mrs. J. D. months' insurance for members prerer was given by •• • • OES will meet at the Lodge Hirai Cesseliasy Thor hewer Teel Gs. Max. H. Chutvlull á 4i hed- lost leereasessY-proetem. -The evening. The Dorcas Class of the First at 7:30 in the of the musclework the.: hemes by fire. Mrs. Lois 4.'reasureds report was given. • • e • Mechanical wonders of the power age are taking much Funeral Home Baptist Church will meet at the to making it fun''''to put a Wane-field wun the. docu_ prize. Mrs. Grogan reed the prendent out of home cleanup and refurbishing-even Murray Electric Building at 6:30 Thursday, April 24 in the cord. flick the switch, and gleaming finish on furniture! Just plug Service. Equipped r ?d.ss cienda Culler area:deic- general's menage. Mrs. Beale eeenni.g. A Mother - Zeta Department of the creviced surfaces of WANT in the The electricity furnishes the power to quickly buff the ed that the so:Testy group woukl give topics for the National De- will Club will meet as the Thor polishe.• with Oxygen 105 N. 6th fli. this suinn Daughter pot luck dinner Murray Womanar chairs and other furniture with power tools such held their ineening on April 17. fense drama@ who was absent, -to-handle electric pol- lismed at be served. If brndeig mother at 8:00 p.m. at the club house. this young homemaker is using. Lightweight, easy — Friendly Service — Murray. Ky. P16.1177 . 'The club house Istiateas served A party plate teas served by polishers convert to • a rra age:he or guests bring an extra dealt. The program will be 'given-be ishers are fine for the family ear, too--and some 11.•.•1••1 refreshments at e the meet- even old furniture. 311 N. 4th St. Ph. 98 11••••ru k.Sk, ars as. any time he. ("Kee. of the the bessura Guees at Ca.1 number of guests in to Mrs. Ann Cebran. Hostesses wil ganders for use in refinishing woodwork, doors, ing were Mrs. Winter and Mrs. floW Phone 1810. be Mesdemes John Pasco, L. K. Percy W.seams- and daughter, • • • • P.rdcley. John Quertermous, Gil- BI Julie Ann Wilearns of Pars. RENUNCIATION CONFIRMED WILL Tau Phi Lambda The WMU of the First Baptist lard Ross, Maurice Ryan, John UCLA To. Have dens. See Church will have its general Ed Scott, and W. H. Solomon. ROME RP —Dr. Sutan Mu- end of Rush Party • • • • ANNOUNCEMENT Plans END OF FRANCO RULE SE,EN meeteng this afternoon at 2:30 Course For homed Rasjid has ten- iunited 1 The Da Mu chapter of the Concerd at the churrh. The program, The Magazine Club will meet Science Teacfiers has post as Inctonesia's arrebtleat- Tau Phi Lane:eta sorority will - LONDON U4 -- The London "Ereering Wide Doors", will be in the borne of Mite Ruth Hone dor to Italy in support of the DR. WILLIAM T. DOSS have a mesh perry Thurelay that ? Daily Mail repered, today given * Circle V. , ten at 2.20 in the afternoon. LOS ANGELES —AK-- A spe- rebel Indonesian goverressentin evening. April 17 at seven • • • • • • • • Generalissimo Franceo Franco gild tute lit radboactinity Sernatra, a spokesman at the o-cdck :n the _Murray Electric may step down as ruler Wishes to Announce the Opening shortly The Murray Aerembly of Saturciay. April 26 and biology for hIsas school Indenesian Embassy conterned beiletng. Spain, and allow the pretend- .1 Raintenv for Girls will. meet in The Alpha Department of the science teachers will be offered today. of His Office Ad Weed/nen Circle members er, Don Juan. to ascend the the Ledge Hall at 720 in the Woman's Club veil meet at the at UCLA next eurnmer• as part the aigos of 15 and one Spanish eV ening. dub' house at 2:30 in the after- of the nattorrid effort to strereid 0 Intl and 30 years of ase are • • • • - nein. It be an open meet en the training of U. S. scierr FISH N' CHIPS For the Practice of Chiropractic medially invited to attend the EMPTY HOUSES COUNTED • • • • 1 ing with entertainment by the : V.515, LUNCHES meeting. WASHINGTON — The Cen- PLATE The Eva Wall Circle of the Drama Department of Murray institute will provide Tame past na:ienal etficers sus Bureau reported 2.8 per cent The PIZZA 1111 Main Street Memorial Baptast Church will State C.Ilege, Mr. T. B. Gregory, practical laboratory ire expected to be preemie For ef all dwelling units in this nation training and meet in the borne of Mrs. Joe (erecter. Hostesete will be Mes- fundamental princi- ALWAYS BEST AT THE By Appointment, fiternier usfernetefl e reset Mira were vacant and available for work in the Pat Farley- at 210 in the after- demos Wayne Williams, R. C. nuclear radiation and its Gientki Culver, president of the rental or sale during the first ples of Saturday MOO. Rickert, D. F. McConnell, Ben- interaction with biological sys- SOUTHSIDE Hours Tuesday, Thursday, local chapter. quar:er of the year. • • • • Hester, and jarain Kenn, Cleo tems. It will be sponsored by the DRIVE-1N 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. .. Phone 115 The Glieebe MeElrath BWC of Idias Ploy Brabbess. Science Foundation'and --dee National mmi Road Phone 1482 the Memorial Balenst Church the Atomic Energy Commission. tr over. will 1111E-et in the home of Mrs. Monday, April 28 The institute will run from "1/ • reed DRUG CO. Thrnit C.-an-fen:1 at 720 in the Carde V of the rest Metho- July 7 to Aug. 15. Its teaching , rhe SCOTT dist WSCS wie messi in the be corrposed of nu- der:int. staff will ru.ru. • • • • hail ef the church at 720 from the UCLA etteal clear scientists Iii. t "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" The Golden Circle Crass of in the evemrig. Medical Center and the Atomic nnizry • • • • the First Balder. Church will Energy Project. *- A II Mrs. Cleo- The American Legion Auxih- Ntt Corner at 4th & Main Phone 433 meet xi the borne of Phone) us 0604 on Olive Blvd., at 720 ary will meet in the American NO RAISES B.I(. P. (Before Kitchen trig I in the evening. Leven Hume ter a pot luck BEACON FALLS Conn. --71 ii-,or the n 4111•1111111•111111=11111111111111=111111•11=1, • • •• supper at 6:30 and regular 1— Pay increases for this town's atedn asdase-Apettot tt meeting at 7:30. selectmen -Were--notededewn -after- Nish of said, shi. t The Garden Department all candidate for the jobs t'Yt the Murray Woman's Club will before an election, they didn't ieift :: Fk.ra boo . have its annual spring !lever want the extra money. Cress six w at 230 in the afternoon ' at the club house. The sallow Debauchery... COOL BEASTS 1 yell take the paliee of the May BRUSSELS — — Jungle here 1 meeting. Mrs. Oldie Brown will beasts in the Belgian Congo Pa- k (Continued from Page Ora) ' CVAS SHOES iv VE YOUN6SIERS be in charge. vilion atdhe 1958 Universal Ex- H. r_r See. in trying to launch a third earth rtiitic 1 hibition here will be cooled by an satellite. He said his statement Wa.• The Hazel Metteetist. WSCS air conditioner manufactured in was not based on firm informa- rid c CANVAS SHOE WEEK will meet at 7:00 in the evening Crosse. Wis. tion but was fair speculation La sns was in the h•erne of Mrs. Ow en or an educated guess. tirrt Mrs. Caude White is bbie at „Brandon. —Voiced doubt about reports engrain chairman. beid dud Russia has enperienced a • • • • , krie5 major nuclear accideht. The re- Thursday, April 17 ports suggested such a mishap SHOE STORE He of wilts FAMILY , The ard Department the may have been behind Russia's Worn Werren's Club well meet at the OPEN 6:15 — *TART DUSK unilateral nuclear test ban. But her club house at 2:30 in the after- 1 Duttes said tersely he doubts LAST 'TIMES TONITE fo,e noon. Mrs. Oliver Cherry will that is the explanation for the kriuv be program chairman on the Russian maneuver. WEDNESDAY sidric "To Day Table Setting." "Tut Hosteraes will be Msedames & THURSDAY Wilaaam Purcieni E. W. Riley, Chicago Youth sp R. H. Robbins, Luther Robert- • rose Asleep 10 Years P. (After Kitchen Phone) She B. -- I(. , son, Will Base and G. Soot • •• • CHICAGO"— IIP — For .19- yeti, ! The ,Busintra and Profensional I year-old Paul Stowe, life is a Soils will at SOP IA WREN W.men's- Club meet the dark blank silence. • et I 1 : Murray. Grille at -six-thtrty Sri Ile is 'normal in every way — (rem the evening. Guest speaker willi except his brain is asleep.' ET -FLAME ACTION Hoe : be Mr.. Themes H ganeanip, Steve has been asleep for more IS All WOMAN : head cif ;he Commerce Depart- •vs than 13 years se since he toteame "1 ment at M. S. C. a victim of encephalitis, or sleep- 'ET-HOT THRILLS! • • • • ,lie ing sickness, while a• boy in the Cu The Tri Sigma Alumni will 1 first grade. WOMAN meet in the hum of Mrs. 'Bob He may live to be 50 years rant intcAlir TIlE • Ward, Sy-terrine Street, at 7110 uldi doctors. said But they rad Da,1 in the (-yelling.. little hope he will ever awaken. thin • • • • However, sSoliva's father, a -r dee, you 'Me Paris District Suzannahs his mother and his steelworker, '1. weir will meet in Dresden. Tenn., in hoping. 15-year-old sister keep to the home of Mrs. J. E. Pugh at tieS '11:00 in the neerang. SAME PLACE get 2 • • • te BYRON, Me. — 1ff — Reger an.i , Thursday, April 17 E. Wheel:tick, 24, of Fair:etude got The W•enen's Association of Me., bagged his deer here in the a f HOWARD HUGHES' 1/8 01.111tY the 'College Preisbytenan Church same sprit where he had done BOL.B.Dlte will Mete. at 8700 in the evening it four other years. Whet-kick • "Di con re BATTAGLIA in -the 111AlIC Mrs. L. A - Moore dee the 125-peund spikehum homemaker want% to sprint halfway across en wastrels opening city. He ET No at the FM and Feather. the. TECHNICOLOR* • * • • See how little answer the phone. How much better to rn deed in the same desiring and the house to fin( Extension Phones, Monday, April 21 laced Its foot asta:nett the satne !LOT have the convenience of a kitchen phone within The \diens Women's Sunday log as he had the pest hens COO? "TI Much hetter!And all over the house, Sereesl Class of the First .trapiast years and brought the deer easy reach. JOHN-WAYNE less than a nickel a day Church Meet in the hone down. too ...extension phones in attractive colors bet each . . . several for less ENDS TONI i mrs. nirris Lamb, L•Jh call our Business Office JANET LEIGH of your main wherever you need them. Just ltvt Street. at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jane BULL FIGHT than the cost nig Frank SINATRA 'Reeves' group Wail be in charge. GEN-EVA, N. Y. Attlee telephone. and place your order. • W a • • • • yelled fee help when U.S. Ali? FORCE Kim NOVAK K;rby The Feet Med:reed Chtiechl Wtd hull' resealed trent a barn wo Rita HAYWORTH WSCS Circle IV will meet i and charged him. Bert Welle TECHIMICOLon- Sc•uthern Bell ths the social hell of the church at jumped into his pickup truck, ••••■••••• it JNivERSALANTERNATLANAL• in "PAL JOEY" 7180 in the evening. _ Ft.pc1'- fr the bull"and knock- gai 1 • * ananal aetay from Jet • MI 1 The Murray Manufecturing Kirby 1 1

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: r•••• • IL 15, 1958 TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE TUESDAY - APRIL 15, 1958 LEDGER & by Ken Reynolds Chicago Planning For Is I Mites Are Menace QUICKIES Mid-Street Barriers Frazier visiSed I To Apple Crop ulster in the county d Sunday church - -CHICAGO - SP - Exhibite Surrey. ilrom 700 firrees in 40 countries I s • • GENEVA. N. Y. - tiptEn- in 110 are expected to be attracted a / Parkers spent few tomicatgietS at the New York 1959 to Chicago's Intexhational Kan., • Loaveriworth, „AD, Y10;1 • starlet agric'ultu'ral experiment and Exposition Fair r son, Lt. Col. it. statian here are seeking ways Richard Reines, fair director, De pew word for one day, minimum of 17 words for etio - tie per ward for Rh eas days. Comisined SOS Sr. payable P. sely•nota and Mrs. Parker. and means to reduce apple boss- said about $295,000 widl be teradleng in a mill- es from tiny, spider-lake crea- spent on entertairer.ent to at- tures known as mites. tract the public to the fair July • • • • 1s1,9 at the p,repe and envention I NOTICE FOR RENT The scientists report that one s Cothoons visited FOR SALE Has •rig the sheres of Lake r hag Salinas Special severe outbreak of these mites Steele who is con- Mlechigein on the city's south HAVE TOOLS, Will Rent. Wax- Classes For Some may reduce apple yields by as room with Anew 15 FT. Lone S.ar boat with 30 Mattresees Rebuilt Jute new. side. -i's, orbital sanders, vacuums, much as 5(10 busty-Le to the acre fternoon. Jeheseen-Javelen motor with West Ky. Mattress Mfg. Co.. "There will be exciting ex- us or a two-year period. represen- 5awn roger:, Starks Hardware, • • • • ellit-tr:c starter and trailer. Call Paducah, Ky. Murray Whits frorn 40 major OCIUCIOTIOS, 1142 M1111) tative Tabers Upholetery Shop. 12th and Poplar. Phone - seriously are hoping in re than was de- 1013. SALLNAS, Cali1. - "Feeding by mites and we ange juice TFC TFC 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549 Many critics of the United devitalizes the 1s es of apple 700 overseas form.s oell be rep- he late 1940's. New DETROITER mobile home. 1952 Sbatea ecitication system feel trees With nonsequent redue- resented." it of United Seetes cLndition. Excellent The FIX IT SHOP, now open. ONE ROOM with 2 beds, priv- Very good students even partial ion and She Pan goes into it. ate hattt, $5.00 each per bed. gag the more capable tton in yield and The exposO tuition for c Zege students or 1au ti n Specializing in repairing lawn are not Zven enough to do. Sa- defoliation of the trees," they Amertoan games will be the mowers, power saws and motors, Also one room with two beds, on Lake. Pricsd t) sell quickly. in 1959 as $2.00 eadh per week. Hot and linas has formulated a ricw pro- say. "Mites are small in size, feature attractions See J. D. Burdin, 103 So. Ifith. electric & gas appliances. Back gnam in an attempt to moot this but this disavantage is offset by n,ricri's largest trey- bserves ')A17P- of Hendon's Ser. Sta. on Walnut "old water in all rooms. Beale Murray. ohallenge. their great numbers, and the ra- the completion of the St. Lawr- St. Phone 82. Clyde."Hendon, Hotel, 301/14 Main. Call 9109. Chandler Park: pidlity with which they multiply. ence Seway. 314 ACRES near opeentoi. TFC in separate 4 ROOM UNtarnistied apart- Special classes At peak activity it is not un- sell all, or in lots. Phone ••••• ill Morns have been set up for rap- 0 Al7P r-- ment. Eleetricaley heated. Avail- usual to find 500 eggs and in the fifth and Bus. Opportunities able inuneeleately. Ronald W. id learners hatched mites on a single leaf." Busy Producer oterades. The pupils attend Yee Coe tie've SEE TIIIS h.me fur gracious Churchalt. Phone 7. A17 sixth M_tes Iced on the leaves of a with these class.os for half a day each_ Doesn't Need H'wood and - camtsrtable tivOng, VACATION MONEY fur ambi- wide variety of plants. In New CORN GROUND, near Ledibet- 'She remainder of the day is garage apiri‘ ont tor income. tious "go-getters." Can average York State, five are taunt' in ter cirounch. Corn or pop corn. epeng in the regular classroom. Priced to sell. 714 Poplar Street. - during spare apple _ erehands, with the Euro- (ENGAS $2.10 per bath is 504, R. C. Casey, Rt. Box "The atinephere of the morn the two- MOLINE. 1111. - 1T..- Celeon A21C hours of own choice. 12 hours pean red mite and Indianapolis, Ind. A21P is charged with ell OfirthOp," the M. Bohrbach never planned cm Home per week required. Pleasant, spoeed spider mite being In Your aceorclueg' to Mrs. Beatrice in these • career in the movies, and he outside the home work. No ex- most irnpertant. "0 Goody! What dandy prizes they put E Services Offered I- ESCAPES DOUBLE FATE Sch.,enwiener, whu * teaches one doesn't spend much ltme Call- perience needed. Phone Jackson, 4 Installation GLASGOW, Scotkind 114 - special elz,ss. "The pupils know As one method of chocking boxes of vitamins I get in the Ledger Want Ads!" Hollywood, but he has already Tenn_ 2-1880 after 8l00 p.m or Haney Murdoch. 23, was treated why they come here. They feel on metes, the station scientists produced 22 movies. LL clean up 1:•,--t1 and haul wri;e Mrs. Bette Ftiercey, Y. 0. for head injuries and interrral a responsibility and I must say have devised cells encircled Also geniral hauLing, - Rehrbach, advertising execu- away. Bax 1006 Jackson. If rural in in Which pains today after he felt from that they live up to it." atilt an "electric fence" Answer to vistercs. • lives filer wax.ng and house clean- elude direetrons to home and tive of Deere and Co., • speed.ng express train itt a Scittnee. rnathernetics,_snd Soc- they o tan confine individual CROS3WORD PUZZLE ing. Ile ,A.17C here. Hits prockictions are large- D. D. -rasti=- number. two-mile tunnel narrowly & rm the csorW of es ter testing- the effective-o Al5P an.d ial studies ACROSS 38 Priliter's OElL NMI; ly educational films dealing ness of. pesticides. 111,-i.aUrS ,rnissed being run over by an- spec'.a I program. machines I- t or 39 rxist 77 413R P.mr, ifeeh the Sinn"; farm arher tree) as he crawled out 41 Persist 411131232) WAIST r %YOUR YARD mowed anted To Rent 4- Support* :1 -.4113 and products, but act ers and ou get help. If Ltand 61 ...dor 44 Pinion 430:0713 J.mmyWi1- TW 46 Sy mbol for actresses are used en the time. llama 5th St. this sustainer? Call 12 Kind of 5 N. 1958 INCOME NEEDED FOR Ha W/111211 rut ht./141M ar 1103 and make your 1939 INCOME 14 Yearss ago. Rehrbach used to Ky. Ph. 1177 hs UNFURNISHED APT. or house BUYING POWER bius 47 Indefinite LION TAMER CLAWED TAXES EQUIVALENT artide SIA001:1 tor the films, arrangethexes now. Will mow at Two AND 11.--94.1,sure of write the 912trians 6 11.. Isl.. of near elementary wheel. $6,457 weight 45- -I.o.M.. Islands nrir- uo kw...way Gw• (e. contract $722 but now he lasts a staff to aeseat any :One or will make bedrooms. Storage spathe, if pas- $3,000 16 Port usueell 53--OhstruCt MILAN, - Dan 55- SY mliol for mew regularly. Al7nc ... unit of him. Pictures are ordinernly sible. Call 871-W, A17P lion tamer Ewald Carsteen, 35, t'uiiea'Y silver BM. moo $30- 54 Syrian rug made cn location. 4 was by Leo, a big Afri- It Faro. Islands amumum WILL BREAK and order gar- clawed -whirlwind 57-ES. Ill F3OFIO Drag *4 59-Parent Monies Lamb, block Lead in a liquid lead .pencil can lion, Wednesday but re- 18 Sunburn 3MMU MgAU 2t.ld dens. See 311,140 20 - Priers colloq.) 'ARE YOU FULLY COVERED?' a empeseti,in of nyllo:dial turned fur his six' mei perform- $1.59-i an Steen ; T ease of Dairy Ann, ..,f1 New .5 53,C00 23- Prep...611ton 25 A slate abbr.) 67- Tta rt ered A17P graphite and liquid carrier. ance later with a bandaged arm. one's 4-Footles. cord Road. 26-- EN int*Iskeo IN--Tee... 5-Kiser In ------$4,941 1 27-Citadel of C2-41-,-141-1-----.... hed SibeNk $5,- , S.'' ,rid Greek 1.1ty 61.-rtri.t- if-Shire dents )0SS 32-The self DOWN 7-Toward the 34- Negative shelter.- 1de 3-PortIco 35- Opening ditty - Steeple Opening i The New WAYNE D.OVERHOLSER Thriller $22 542 s4 36- Openwork 2- Tetnoolc 9- 101, Ionian fabric 3- Hole 10 1 Ito I 2 5 6 7 11- r for 59,731/IPS\ ler. I I a It 0 $269•••- $9,731 it 13- lir. I. 'opractic _ 19---Coajuto•t Ion los 5., 16 gt17 21 -Nothiwo - NaIls. metal 34-511w LONE novel by It 22 - DrPUTYthe published E r l'iOm 18 • P. 7 Wayne 0 $60 eel 21 -coil...lion of • anniiarlan Co. Listidad.d by King Featut es Syndicate. facts i 6 ...eta Dom II- Small DOG NCOME AND 29-Situ food YOUR OWN 32 SOCIAL SECUIPT• 27 29 30- Mangoes may no: be this tough - but 21-rishoialc Saturday 'at T YOU are liable if your pets Price" l*chersed tehilt John Ramey .tfr 32-Numher ('""T" 1 r.:!, said. "Please INCOME LEFT 34 27 -Yedioa I power Our on a tall stool with has grief') eye- cause damage to others. 115 He knew ne tied to go He said TAXES INCOME AFTER TAXES plant (abbe hone RESfeeiN- eirrity heard the forehead and worked It V•" new Homeowners Policy protects r-, shade on his Op. AFTER Pi 1939 40- Lamprey turneo All right. I•11 see nen " cus- sijv 42-Carpet I ut-r, their on the books or welted on TAXES DOILARS IS you if sued and by combining She o kissert--..em again "We 46 43-1loal ewer. unvis•ni. viands puiliu mm tomers in the teller's cage. $23,273 INFuiTION OAS 44-DoIllee•les Led the essential Insurance in one get.Tharried next week $23,273 noria into the deep oil at sleep really can the IiSCUT BUYING 49 so 52 4S-Aeriforrn fluid - When Price knocked on as policy you save 20%. Call and and ne U Daday buys the house' lot POWER IT 49-Peel The trip c• rt., again Madden said. 'Come in ' 60-17rs,n I pl.1 let us explain how to get the She stepped j aat aim end put door. ".$_.s. 57 neri...1 nu- need under. hie pvtow mahogany desk. 55 :Wise 51- Father d(worknob. then He sat at his hest Insurance at the lowest third lime it wt cheep and • hand on the man. 63-Imitated Toe • few papers and a box 01 ri3 e 62 54--Insane cost. calling she looked nark to hlm, her face 61 comparable angry. and ne ,at up. of him When he saw 53-C.edln•nre "Be careful. Price Cole In front iCuuriewe A *twos, intlustriai ...loutereare board) "All right et* right" troubled rose. calling: 63 41-511 Firirran last who It was he 64 null brr Purdom & Thurman' sr his pants yawn- Weston stayed in town on the left, Lien He pollee, "Come us. Price. Come on in, INCOME TAX SOUIEZIF-Louk at the figures s 11.3 Prefix down South Side of the Square The moment ne opened the night." how much you mot to Dion. y United Yeawre seeIse- tee ing boy I'm glad to qee you." look at those LIG the right to find out Phone 842 here. too," 11 .or Latire Madden slipped into "Then Pete Nance Is hand, power as 1939. Madden shook Prices nesse in leas to have as much buying La nee to "Curly Blue, too. the more He ',tetchy° for Price said. patted him on the back. and ircto the halt, but are_" , push net heck char Ceti ttkotued lot rilm to sit do by Ernie Bashaziller she whaled away ftom trim "I suppose thelp ant." she odd. offered the box of cigars. but NANCt in here," he "Ton can't come "You will be careful, won't you T" Price shook his head and rolled 'Get out and let me cigar said angrily.' He laughed 'I'm not the care- a cigarette Madden took a but dress" ful kind Its Weston and his and put it Into his mouth, door. Grumpy." she "Shut the hard cases who had better be didn't light it. 1:11/11f Se I enn come in a "01 careful" The banker was about_forty. getting married next wife here We re "Oh, you're Impossible." she widower who had lost his Sadao, . -soesk 'teen 1 said, and went out, slamming the before Price ca m e to thr door and leaned ell He closed door. Rock. and the reimit was that molting at her. She cap- r atorst It. He shaved and finished dress- the affection the man was •iender ,nigh-spar-ilea girl er ecl was e ing thinking that their chance of able of gencratI,R t.ris ast (pule nineteen Ar tar as be Madden noi getting married next week was on Laura Price Knew o..ticerrieu. she was the pret- son- was mighty slim one. He had been did not approve of Mir as a girt the worlo with dark tree' .in using the lack of a house as an in-law, hut as yet he had mn.:e eyes 'and blonde halt that blue excuse for postponing their mar- no objection. reNellious curl, erd he hIld a riage, but it wasn't the real rea- Madden was a blocky man was • lucky man to knew he son. with a wide chin and net love. Still, he "enve won A bitter wind was blowing bridged nose. anti • synthetic woe tens girl and more withed she across the west end of eremite's, affatailty which failed to ails she .vas in one of I'.'hen County a %And that Carried the guise the desire to dominate and reokless moods as her gay seeds of tragedy, of passion end which was so much a part at he simply didn't She was now. greed and death. Cole Weston him. to cope with her. - knoll how Ws the man who was Mowing up "Welt son, when do you plan the groom." he said, "I'n, prat that wind, but until It had blown to get married?" faked Madden geerne like I /tight to be eaott itself out and Weeton's wings "Laura said something about by %Lobe= Vaa Banes of the wedding." ABBIE aa' SLATS tood.the date were clipped. Price couldn't mar- next week." wrinkling tier ••••46111..-- . She laughed, ry Laura. It was not a thing ne Madden tongued the cold cigar e-- rive 1111 'E'. 14LE-N nim. "1 lust told you." 'She noee-al could exiilain io her, so he hadn't to one stile of his mouth EXPOSED TO A She legume() an expression of house" tned:- mentioned the Bryce YOU LOOK BEVSITCHING, NOW BOY LIKE HIM mock gravity. "I'm ashamed of Regan was and Madden went In many ways Price Price nodded, LISTEN 70 ME CAREFULLY, FLATTER BEFORE; yoo, Price. Town Marshal, of man. He mind to tiny a tough and formidable on, "It was tn my THE BOY-HE S Rock and bereity Sheriff SCRAPPLE Slum*. had been a deputy for four years. it and give It to you as a wedding PROM end of Tremaine JUST A SIMPLETON of the west and he was a good one. If he present." in bed at THE COUNTRY ANC> (lamer anti entree still been, Sheriff Ralph Ca- generous." Price hadn't "That's right S Net/ER BEEN ticen o'oiock Saturday morning have eent him going to cost rew would never said, "but what's it A How are you Koine to support ES.POSED TO here To Price the law was some- me?" when you're that lazy ?- GIRL LIKE YOU .wife thing more than words; it was an Madden stared at him a ma. **Norkely tells me anything: with BEFORE - • ideal, an instrument by which ment, then slapped his desk groaned. ''Now will you get in he justice could be handed down an open palm. shouting angrily: of here to out any situation. "That's • funny thing to say "No. I won't." She en 'wed the when But justice was a term that your future father-tn-law room and kuseed him. "Price. nothing to Cole Weston he proposes to give you some- Liriddy, wants' to see ou first meant and Barry Madden. The world thing!' thing this morning." to fool was full of men of their caliber, "No use of us trying That Was Barry Madden for • Price said. and in some places they would each other, Barry,' you He was the banker. so you of the have been , incapable of doing "I don't like you because went to see him He never came Weston harm; but put one of them in a way you front for Cole to see you. Price said. "Funny and bank and let the other one own and the rest of the cowmen, how good things and had things because I the biggest spread in the country, you don't like me ,zapp get ell mixed up You're good ti live on and they uo,re in position to raise make barely enough LIL' ABNER - - and I get you for a wife, hut I've idiots of trouble. and you've got some big got to take Barry Madden for a pack _ THEN THEM ANEW H-HOPE TN'NEW O YOU'RE GOING TO `.:::"-.N. E about Laura marrying money." t her-in-taw." Whom Price went down:intim a re Madden glowered at Price a YIRFAir.f- SPESHUL PEOPLE" WILL SCOOT PEOPLE WON'T FEEL FROM HAVING TO LIVE 10 DC.1(i- she cried. to the hotel dining room for • sTliat's not fair," then he said, "When breakfast, he looked around for moment, I WESTY-GA7012 Lit SACK THAP,AN HURT WNEN THEY PATCH!! BLESS YOU,-4.4`i 130"il.f "Isamly's used to having people to throw Roily expecting tc see him. are you going H OUT AH IS Weston, job that'll AaNER IS GONNA DOGPATC FINDS CS a wasn't in sight that star and take ross "Ile can get unused to It,' hut the cattleman Jr' SAVE make you a decent living?" STOP T14'CRIME *WILL Rt SAVED OFF where to The more Price thought about It eh better to Price said. "lie knows mean Weston needs an- FUM more he was convinced that "You' WAVE.IN FUM DOG1A1CH find me" the resides Pete connection between other gunslinger THEM - rithin She ionked at him seriously then Was a "I'll 'PARADISE and Nance?" Price shrugged. "Phalle. Prier." she said softly eston'm presence in town house, never take that kind ot a lob. i`ARK".'7 say We can't get married M*ddenn request to come to the It "You Barry. Next year I'm going to nevaiLge you aunt let me live mink. rum for sheriff Ralph Carew your hotel room, and you won't fillet Price finished breakfast In getting old and he wants me to isiness Office Daddy s abuse Well, last he crossed the street to the hank live in th. star." It WAS Several minutes before have night we beard the Bryce house his finger- the bank's opening time Madden drummed • was tot sale." nine, moment.4 knock on the tips on the desk for a - So that was It. Barry Madden so Price nad to Then he said, 'Carew could swing Would buy a house arid give it to dose; Ctranky old „iohn Ramey you on the other side of present. but unleated it. it for them tot a wedding and I could do Price pushed past him into the the mountains it wouldn't be free to Price Re. you're the private It here. And I will if gait. There was bound tc be a room and went on to smart!" Joker in the deal. Nothing that office in the back Here Barr) 4-15 and (To Be Continued) Madden gay, away was tree. Madden smoked and dreamed • • C-1

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• • PAGE SIX LEDGER & TTMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — APRIL 15, 1958 MS• Firs

NATIONAL Lot Unite( ire Aro

Former REALTOR ailstem E typical cl APRIL 13-19 his term war.., a

This rem .C " :q 0:1 it IMAM*, %min NATIONAL ASSOCIATRIt of REAL ESTATEIOARDS 'cc& ma tie has t that the CODE of ETHICS *ends cc .Yesterday I,. *Si the ernmenit PREAMBLE taxes. •••• _ Ws-.sods Under all is the land. viti.ch is Upon its wise utilization and widespread ownership depend the advancement of n itional well-being and tutions the perpetuation of the free insti- Deponent that go to make the American way of life. „dna n% Oh The Realtor has husbanded atl for and developed the land resource of the nation and,, with his help, ownership h 13 attained its widest distribution that differentiates -a distinguishing mark one will this from other civilizations and pro'ides the real safeguard against radical impenetrations. asked to The Realtor is a creator of homes, both urban and rural, and by his activities helps mold the form of his future community, but not only in the living of its people, If anyon in its commercial and rndustrial aspects. In Mum Such functions kil, thej impose obligations beyond those of ordinary business: they impose grave social responsibilities which the Realtor 'reparation and can meet only by diligent MuCr by dedicating himself as a civic duty to their fulfillment. ctiay. A The Realtor therefore must be zealous to maintain and continually improve the professional there oast standards of his calling. He shares with his fellow-Realtors a com- Leld in s mon responsibility for the integrity and honor of that calling. In the interpretation of his obligations, he can take no safer guide than that which has been handed down • 0 through twenty centuries, embodied in the Golden Rule, in substance: DIffsrene -Whatsoever ye would and depr that men should do to you, do ye even so to them. the Ottl Accepting one whe this standard as his own, every Realtor pledges himself to observe its spirit in all his dealings and to conduct his business following Code in accordance with the his jun. of Ethics, adopted by the National Association of Real Estate Boards: when yo

The evrei Part I ARTICLE 9. • ARTICLE 16. in such arbitration should Amer sari The Realtor in his advertising should be accepted as final and be especially When acting as agent in the management of property, binding. Dinner in Relations to the Public careful to present a true picture and should not adver- the Realtor should not accept any commission, rebate ARTICLE 23. en; Shag tise without disclosing his name or his firm name, nor or profit on expenditures ARTICLEt-1.. made for an owner, without Controversies between Realtors who are not members 116 change; i permit his salesmen to use individual names or tele- the owner's knowledge and consent. • The Realtor should keep himself informed as to move- of the same real estate board should be submitted to ments phone numbers, unless the connecton with the Realtor ARTICLE 17. affecting real estate in his community, state, and an arbitration board consisting of one arbitrator chosen Anyone is obvious in the advertisement. The Realtor should charge the nation, so that he may be able to contribute to for his services only such by each Realtor from the real estate board to which frorn Mt ARTICLE 10. fees as are fair and reasonable. public thinking ,t1 matters of taxation. legislation, and in accordance with he belongs. One other member, or a sufficient number will be The Realtor, for the protection of all parties with local practice in similar transactions. land use. city planning, and other questions affecting of members to make an odd number, should be of the whom he deals, should see that financial obligations ARTICLE 18. selected property interests. by the arbitrators thus chosen. souttwiies and commitments ' regarding real estate transactions When asked to make a formal APTICLE •2. - appraisal of real prop- ARTICLE 24. of the t4 are in writing, expressing the exact agreement of the erty. the Realtor should not render an It 'is the duty of the Realtor to be well informed Ton opinion without When . the Realtor is charged with unethical practice, parties: and that copies of such . agreements, at the cartsful and thorough analysis and interpretation of all current market .conditions in order to be in a position Se• should voluntarily place all pertinent facts before One pay . time they are executed, are placed in the hands of factors affect!ng the value-of the property. His to advise his clients as to the fair market price. counsel ths oroper tribunal of the real estate board of which "tie the all parties involved. constitutes a professional service for which he should ARTICLE 3. - • he is a member, for investigation and judgment. ibe the p make a fair charge. ARTICLE 25. • It is the duly of the Realtor to protect the public a- The Realtor should not undertake to make an appraisal, The gainst fraud. misrepresentation Part II Realtor should never publicly criticize a competi- You maj or unethical practices or render an opinion of value on any property where in the real estate field. tor, nor volunteer an opinion of a competitor's trans- to Relations to he has a present or contemplated interest unless such time He should endeavor to help the Client action. If his opinion is sought it should be rendered stamp out or prevent a- interest is specifically disclosed in the appraisal report. fender ii rising in his community, with strict professional integrity and courtesy. any practices which could be ARTICLE 11. -Under no circumstances should he undertake to make or So 471e , damaging to the public or to ARTICLE 26. the dignity and integrity In accepting employment as an agent, the Realtor a formal appraisal when his employment or fee is ing the con- Whets the Realtor accepts a listing from another brok- real estate profession. If there be a board or pledges himself to protect and promote the interests tingent upon the amount of his appraisal. The rsan commission in the state, charged er, the agency of the broker who offers the listing with the duty of regu- of the, client. This obligation of absolute fidelity to The Realtor should not undertake to make an appraisal that ,&s lating the practices of brokers should be respected until it has expired and the prop- and salesmen. the Real- the Client's interest is primary, and does not relieve the that is •outside the field of his experience unless he ob- don't kr tor should lend every erty has come to the attention of the accepting Realtor help to such body, cooperate Realtor from the obligation of dealing fairly with all tains the assistance of a Realtor or appraiser familiar The tsar with it. and report from a different . source, or until the owner, without .violations of proper practice. parties to the transaction. • with such types of property, or unless the liana Lly facts are solicitation, offers to list with the accepting Realtor ARTICLE 4. ARTICLE 12. fully disclosed to the client. tAthia t it unless contrary to the rules of the local real estate The Realtor should ascertain all pertinent facts con- In justice to those who place their ARTICLE 19. -• ega.n. M interests in his board; furthermore, such a listing should not be passed cerning ever5. property for which he hands, The Realtor should not submit or thing on accepts the 'a- the Realtor should endeavor always to be in- advertise property on to a third broker without the gency. so without authority -consent of the listing that he may fulfill his obligation to avoid formed regarding the law, proposed legislation, legal and in any offering, the price quoted broker., tn cunt& error. exaggeration, should not be misrepresentation, or concealment orderS issued and other essential facts and public poli- other than that agreed upon with the ARTICLE 27. feel that -of pertinent facts. cies which affect those interests. owners as the offering price. names r • The Realtor should cooperate with other Realtors on •FtTICLE ARTICLE 20. on their 5. ARTICLE 13. . property listed, sharing commissions on an agreed The In the event that more than one formal offer ciou rse Realtor should not be instrumental in introducing Since the Realtor is representing one or another party on a basis. Negotiations concerning property listed exclu- into a specific property is made before the owner has accept- trig the neighborhood a character of property or use to a asansaction, he should not accept compensation sively with one Reealtor should be carried in with the ed a proposal, all written offers should be which will clearly be detrimental to property values from more than one party sthout the full knowledge presented listing broker, not with the owner, except with of a cr to the owner for his the con- in that neighborhood. of all parties to the transaction. decision. sent of the listing Realtor. wed, ju ARTICLE 6. ARTICLE 14. ARTICLE 28. The The Realtor should not be a party to the naming of a The Realtor should not acquire an interest in or buy .Part III The Realtor should not solicit the services of an em- new false consideration in a deed, unless it be the naming for himself, his firm or any member thereof, or a cor- Relations to His Fellow-Realtor ployee or salesman in the organization of a fellow- ing is of an obviously nominal consideration. poration in which he has an interest, property Realtor without the knowledge of the employer. on Wu.] listed ARTICLE 21 ARTICLE 7. - with hirn. or his company or firm, without making his ARTICLE 29. pleasant The Realtor should seek no unfair advantage Signs The Realtor should not engage in true position known to the listing owner. In selling over his giving notice of property for sale, rent, lease or loctati activities that con- fellow-Realtors and should -etittrtts the property owned by him. fyr in willingly share with them exchange should nut be placed on any property by piiictise Of taw and should recommend that which he has some own- the lessons of his experience and study. more than one Realtor, is fitsle be examined and legal counsel .be obtained when ership interest, the exact facts should be revealed to and then only if authorized by ARTICLE 22. the owner, except as the ti interest of either partS', requites it. - the purchaser. property is listed with and nv The Realtor should so conduct his business as Sp avoid authorization ARTICLE 8. ARTICLE given to more than one Realtor. 15. controversies with his fellow-Realtors; but, .The Realtor should in the event ARTICLE 30. --keep in a special bank - account, The exclusive listing of property should be urged and of a controversy between separated Realtors who are members of In the best interest of society, of his associates frm his own funds. monies 'coming into his practiced by the Realtor as a means of preventing dis- the same and of real estate 'board, such controversy should be his own business, the Realtor hould • harettse-ser-treet for other persons, such, as escrows, trust sension and misunderstanding and of assuring be loyal to the f 1-heT better, submitted for arbitration in -accordance with regulations teal etatt funds, client's monies and other like items. service to the owner. board of his community and active in its through of their board and not to a suit at law. The decision work. three ,t CONCLUSION: The term Realtor has connote competence, normal come to fair dealing and high integrity resulting from adherence to a lofty ideal of moral conduct in, period i business relations. No inducement of profit and no instructions from clients ever can day cha justify departure from this ideal, or from the injunctions of this Code. able pi one-sixt most liii We, the Realtors of Murray, Kentucky, dish to express our appreciation to Mayor Holmes Ellis and County Judge Waylon Rayburn for their splendid co-operationin proclaiming April 13 to April 19 as NATIONAL RE ALTOR WEEK

WILLIAM H. BROWN HARDING GALLOWAY WILLIAM R. HALL FREEMAN JOHNSON 103 Gatlin Bldg. - Phone 2042 116'! S. 5th St. - Phone 1062 Court Square - Phone 758 Hazel Highway - Phone 2056 South CONRAD JONES CLAUDE L. MILLER and ir Realtor HOYT ROBERTS Thu _ CROSS SPANN mu 106 Gatlin Bldg. - Phone 78 Court Square - Phone 758 500 W. Main - Phone 48 Gatlin Bldg., Box 23 - Phone 889 ...tonight • • TEMFLE P. TATUM HIRAM TUCKER Some Week J. EQUAL WILLIAMS H. T. WALDROP Paducal lt)6 Gatlin Bldg. - Phone 78 502 Maple - Phone 483 Covingt Murray, RFD 3 - Phone 1474 707 Main - Phone 137 Louisvi Sar" ling GI Evan:

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