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;JAM. 3, 1959 - so Selected As A Beet All Hound Kentucky Community Newel Jper First ... Largest with Circulation In Lucal News The City • Largest and Circulation In Local Pictures The County

MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 81 )me Use United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturda Aft noon, April 4, 1959 ,ompany timer ter easy setting of. eoking times, replaces the P' ite timer. tour piece stainless steel FOR CITY oor seal attached to the BUILDING INSPECTO NAMED 3,0 frame allows for maxi- Body Has Within stention of microwave en- 'Humphreys Key To Take Over his seal plus the no-latch Tips On Safe Swimming And Itself Capacity To ndle gives greater ease in peration. Cure Cancer, Expert New Position Under Ordinance Tappan Electronic Rar • poating Given By J.0. Reeves atures all chromium st... SeliTH Net only does - chromium By DELOS Humphreys Key was named as he will ask the statelf to hang can es have been prepared for the the appearance of the "Water be 'a source of UPI Science Editor city building inspector last might 'signs at Fourth and Main to pleasure .2peit can water and if they are SPRINGS. Mo. nit this non-poroes finisn great he a enthusiast EXCELSIOR by the Murray G.ty' Council. denote that traffic coin turn right .', is little likelihood being has cly and effortlessly clean- place of tragedy Conservatien beyed there (UPS — Every human Mr. Key is now employed at on a red light. of sense is to newly designed shelf tray Officer J. 0. Reeves of Callo- accidents. Common within himself "the capacity the . college as engineer and plans The city will repair the weer-le today. _ the greatest factor concerned. Dr. Cheri- Id to catch spill-overs and way county warned cure 'his own cancer," to 'retire from this position in en part of the stands in the coy and If a fisherman, boater Or swim- said Friday. He and can serve as a utensil for -Boating. swimming fish- e. ,Higgins July. park. The boards have rotted out mer will only stop to use gored pro- some foods. ing will be only as safe as the other scientists disclosed The position - of building in- on the present seats. rt. _we --rtrdivieltral -horse- -sensor penny ef tases _els Sergalan4---Normen-- Loving 'med. "Whers a water enthus- the accidents that occur in Ken- hew to manipulate this capacny zoning ordinance. It is the, duty the Murray Police Departmen' 7 and Mr. Sims discuo. die loses respert for the water tuck each year will be avoided. to the full. et the build.in.g inspector to hanA.ed in his resignation ef- unty 4-H Rally, and tne 7am he is encouraging tragedy", He declared that everyone should It' ie hidden within the erete- iseue building permits and to fective April 24. Sergeant Loving. Ming was adjourned. he warned. know the :safety rules, should urine system f.f interdependent see that ',hey are followed ac- who has been on the department eporter, Vand,elene McKeel Reeves gave this waring in memorize them and should abide p•ands which secrete a host of cording to provisions of the or- for a number of years, is mov- pointing out that the boating. by thern. If all peesons who u.e chemicals that regulak man's de- dinance ing from the city. the water would observe the growth, "iproduction, WRONG ADDRESS swimming and tithing season is velopment. He will receive $100 per month Barney Weaks was named as right on us. He declared that following rules. accidents would and bodily functions, in the rspin- pt'- $25.00 traveling expense. a sergeant to replace Luvires and be at a minimum, he concluded. who has earned PORK, Va. — Wee — Build- according to Red Cross releases. cu Higgins, the c •uncil also passed an er- Veavell Kemp was named as a 'new Here are the safety rules for for his pioneer,ng 'id I. Levine constructed s total car 128 drownings were world tame oinoince setting up building per- mernber of the police fence. Mr beat users: of their relations to rewriters had mistakenly reported for Kentucky for 1957. discoveries mit fees. This will be $15 for Kemp has had frorner exper- 1. Know your boat— Every carpenters had mistakenly The 19513 figure is not yet avail- cancer. business and industrial bundinin, ience as a city policeman. boat has its limitations. Know the discos ery of them on property ownecio able. Of the number killed in He disclosed $10 for a residence and $5 for J. D. Overbey was named et' what can be expected of your easily used tool which city of Norfolk. . Osegticky. 27 were fishermen. a new, ripen- or remodeling. a new employee of the city beat. bestow a magnificent bene- City Council came to Le- Reeves continued could Mr.' Key is well qualified for street department. 2. Balance your load— Distri- femele sex. The tool tescue. however, by selling He emphasized :hat snidely nil- fit on the this position, having been in the Two street lights were recom- bute weight evenly in the boat, of getting at the secrets ie property on which Is a way ei-41ert1uccon businese for many mended. one en 'Ryan near 18th. from side to side as well as mansn.ary cancer which kills ilt. It was almost ident: of Years. street and another on We!is from bow to stern. weeneere than any other. lots he had purchased ' more The council last nigh: authe- Bouleaverd near north 14'h • 3. Watch the weather— Head is. a particular kind les, but two blocks awie Combs-Wyatt The tool nzed the purchase of a new Street for shore bef,re a storm breaks. of rat whose female never de- motor grader and received bids If caught out, seet passengers velops a mammary cancer spcn- ft-cm the William Tractor Com- Emphasize on the floor of the boat. taneuusly. Higgins and his as- Seated: Judy Ward, business manager, Sharon Outland, editor. pany and the Brande.s Machin- Waterfield Says 4. Head into waves— 1.1 waves sociates at the University of Chi- Outland, feature editor; Shirley Andrus, head ery Company. The Williams Com- at an inflict Standing, from left, Rebecca He Will Take First are high. head your boat cago. have learned how to and Carmen Winning, copy editor. pany represented by Lee An- towards the waves at a these females typist, Donna Grogan, sports editor; • angle that cancer on derson bid a net amount of EN- Dilitrict By 35,000 Agriculture slow speed. 100 times in every 100 tries. 95 and the Brandeis Company 5. Keep bow— Step in the cen- He said 40 per cent of these Farmer Auctions represented by Bob Rea:Wert, ter when boarding or changing cancers were found to depend on bid a net amount 'if $8400. The New Tiger Staff Is Named At Than Let MADISONVILLE TIPS —Li. Gov. SPRINGFIELD Ter — The cam- seats. the secretions of the endocrine Farm Rather 'bid was given tc Bardeis who Harry Lee Waterfield, candidate paign team of Bert T. Combs and 8. Use the right motor— Too glands for their exerstence, while will mak: delivery this month. Government Run It for the Democratic gubernatorial Wilson W. Wyatt shifted its at- much power can damage your 80 per cent are independent of The .'iId grader was traded in Look also, Next Year nomination. Friday predicted a tat tention to plans for the state's boat, many even swamp it. tie ate secretions. This is Murray High For cn the new one. By mARGURITE DAVIS Congressional District victory mnr- industrial development today after for OBC remirnmended horse- roughly. the proportion cut human United Press international Feed Freeman appeared be- gin ,of 35,000 votes in a speech outlining an agricultural program power plate on transom. roarnroal7 cancers skillets or de- , fore the council to seller Tele- The new staff for the Tiger, tire staff for this "et'ear's paper. DOWAGIAC, Mich. 13PD — assailing his opponents. friday. 4 [bet overload— Seals do pendent or independent et Chose phone Service to the n. Muiray High School publication, She is the junior class secretary Stanley Yankus auctioned oft his Answering He said that during the past In a speech at Elkton. Combs not indicate tapeenty. Two or secretions. tosr a fee. This was referred lav has been named for next year. and the assistant business manag- 100-acre farm today rather than city three days he had been "reas- a program of tobacco three adults may a full load un- These rats are thus livMg lab- • en,posed have er for the annual staff. She is let the government tell him what to the proper committee for re- he would carry tile by a portion cesnditions. mammary Six issues of the Tiger sured" that research financed der many oratories both of hsne the junior girl's de with it. commendation. up been printed this year under a member of to district "by at least 35.000, and of the cigarette tax revenue 8 Avoid sharp turns— Fast, cancers begin. how they can be farm- Donald Loubie appeared be- the supervision of Ted Sykes, Intramural basketball team, is The 40-year-old chicken I would not be surprised if e to about one million dollars sharp turns are hard on equip- dealt with by manipulating the wh.ch fore the council and explained editor. He has been aided by the in the TrisHeY, and is a helper er will use the proceeds, goes above that." 'The last one cent of the cig- ment. as well as occupants. Take extremely complex chemistry set the present and future projects manager, Roszanne Far- in the office he hoped will amount to $25,- He said the former Gov. Earle tax passed by the 1954 it ea.sy. and regulated by endocrine business of the He spoke the arette off Bill Young; 000. to move himself. his wife city. on re- C. Clements was "unhappy about produces about three for all— Have finally cured. ris; sports editor, legislature 9 lefejeckets secretdons, and The new staff sports editor and three children to Australia. cently passed zoning ordinance, he; In fairness feature editor, Lochie Overbey; his deal with Bert Comte." million dollars a year a hfejacket for each passenger Higgins nesclesed that already will be. Donna Ruth Grogan. brick street planning, and sub-division copy editor, Betty Hart; staff The eight-room, white chief opponent for the nomination to Kentucky tobetzif growers, we in the boat. That is a law en- 1.is laboraiOry has rats which Donna is the daughter o/ Mr. and regulations . Marilee Easter; head and clapboard home and virtual- in the May 28 primary election. should make aval for research forced by the U. S. Comet Guard have been put through that cycle, secretary. Mrs. Leon Grogan of R. F. D. The second reading was given typist Eileen Rohwedder. These ly all its contents-the big gray "Earle could not find anyone 'and experimentation -what iirea- on all Federal waters. from cancer-'free to cancerous 5. Donna wrote for the Tiger as le the privilege license ordinanse officers worked in co-operation barn and the 3,000 wn.te kg- else to take Bert's place, so he onably necessary up to one third 10. Practice exerrion sense and end back to cancer - free. A few a member of the news staff 'his and the first reading was given sponsor, Mrs. Allen horns renv heused in it-his trac- had to go along with him even • amount," he stated courtesy— Cuise corns-non sense mammary cancers with faculty editor of f that which bad year. She is assistant tor and plow. combine and truck on a building inspector ordinance though he knows he is fighting stop with tobacco. courtesy afloat at 11 times. eanceretree-eured. that Russell. member of ' "We will not and have been L-- the annual and is a -all were offered for Allele in end building permit ordinance. for a losing cause. I tell *you one program will include year in a rat's The research is-for a year A this spring the Tri-FL-Y She is a flag Yankus' prates.: against a govern- Mayor Holmes Ellis reported though. if Earle could have products It itesill Ted will graduate thing, ,otherI basic farm APPENDIX cnrelf.. life is equivalent to 30 in a wo- hands. twirler for the band and has forbade him to raise that the city's old concrete mixer to run in Combs' programl of leaving the Tiger in the ment which found someone Pan !be linated with a mans. been a member of the pep band and a used Ford automobile mo- have and seed for his chickens. would promotiort to of the new editor. Sharon Out- grain place, then Combs 'rnarketinf band sales LAUSANNE. Switzerland e 871 'Manipulating human endocrine and Quad State band. Donna tor had been auctioned for a toial patato Ken- land. She will be in charge a Yankus did not fursee this day been do pped like a hot words 'Grown in Princess Grace at Monaco bad chemistry presently is second to member of the student coun- of $65.00. that tlel assigning stories and will be is a when he began his one-man re- before the deadline on new candi- ,ange built have a meaning all ber inflamed appendix removed most effective way member of tucky' will eurgery as the the layout of the cil and a teen board acre- Mayor Ellis also reported that responsible for benien. aga.nst agricultural dates," he said. Standards of over the coupleier. here today 'a'ficl heir surgeon said (4 4peling with human mammary the Farm Journal magazine. She about Agriculture paper. Sharon, the granddaugh- age allotments and subsidies -"Don't have any doubts "The Departaiiet of "she was now resting cornice-toe- earlier. but surgery is effective is active in the 4-H club. She out if itor Award mere ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Out- back in 1953. He said he ne‘er ' WEEK END GUESTS it. Bert would have gotten has been far too long a bly." only sid the cancer has been do-- serves as local club president, goy- land of 1204 Main preen has thought popular opinion would Mn. and Mrs. Max Churchill Earle had told him to," he said. -child in the Kentucky Philadelphia surgeon Dr James teceteil in its earliest stages, be- vice-president, and sleep on the editorial staff of countyclub permit the government to Meta* have as their guests this week- Waterfield again assailed Combs • "aid, add- served l'i r,ment's family." hit A Lehman, who met newsmen fore it has spreads out irr*J., the junior leader for the element- real Aires rturet with the Tiger for the past year and him use of his own property, and end Mrs. Charles Johnson and son for "trying to avoid the ing "political interference after the operation at the Hotel body. ary club. Donna has been a with the pan: mark- is club editor on the annual staff. then seize that property as pay- of Gary, Ills James Mason Church- of the campaign, and the Kentucky State Fair has Be au rivage, said "the appendix member of the F H. A. and has Courier- ad- She is an "A" average student ment of Pines when he ignored ill who is in school in Nashville, help of The (Louisville) the Chandler - Watertfeld was removed without any diffi- participated in speech and music Govt. irner ed is going to attend the '59 the federal restrictions. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Horace Journal. Clements. former ministration." culty. and won the county Crawford McClure At as a punior re- contests. She The government told him he Churchill, Jr., and children, Maxie Keen Johnson and Lawrence W. State Fair must ,be more operation was Youth Assembly "The Lehman said the - contest for the best TB poster. could grow only 15 acres of Stevie is Wetherby are trying to take the the will and needs Vanderbilt Hospital presentative from the MILS Tr and Stevie, of Paducah responsive to 'euecesaigully and 'satisfactorily" Donna has been nominated for He 35 ircres, he minds of the voters off the things farmers. Premiums Hi-Y. Sharon has bcen a mem- wheat. needed celebrating his fourth birthday to- of Kentucky carried out and revealed "no a national achievement award in he plant- that are important to Kentucky.' to a value ber of the 4-H club and the said. and that was what day must be increased other complicetisme or abnormal- English. t,, feed his other Girl's Athletic Association. She ed and harvested comparable to those of ity firesent." Mr Crawford McClure of Al- State member of the junior girls fowl rather than accpet govern- And above all, the one was hospitalized is a Lochie will turn her feature states. mo Route team and ment handouts for not planting property must remain as ACADEMIC ATMOSPHERE intramural basketball section of the paper over to Re-- *air BAD at the Vandeebilt Hospital in the grain. • propety. It must not be is in the library club. beeca Outland. Rebecca is the public ROCHESTER. N. Y. — ellie — Nashville Thursday where he He was fined more than $5,- or otherwise turned daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett sold leased Classes at one-room school in will undergo surgery next Tues- the re- G00 in penalties and interest and individuals," he Judy Ward will take Ward Outland of 1009 Olive Planning to private were quickly City over suburban Webster day. that, he said, was When he de- 'ea sponsibility of business manager. Street. Rebecca has had one year said. transferred to the new West Web- Cords or letters sent to Mr. cided to move to Australia. of Mr. and Mrs. of experience on the feature staff ster elementary school after a McClure shoukl be addressed to The daughter Yankus said he has received Many Ward (if 212 8th Street of the paper. She is a prophet Will skunk apparently got trapped un- ward 3300. Vanderbilt Hospital, Joe Pat about $500 in denat kirks from County ACE member of the feat- for the annual staff and in the der the floor. Nashville. Tenn. Judy was a persons who approved of his Dinner Meet cast for the jenior play. Re- Group Has Meet Hold stand, plus offers which he .rer ---:,- becca was also-in the NIA for the fused from erganizations The PIVIIThj County Associa- '58 Showboat and was in the The Calloway individual contributions ranged Education will Glee Club. tion for Children from $100 given by a Detroit The Murras Planning Corn- stree., where bring tragic, tO_ meeting at the The new copy editor, will. be •ave a dinner jeweler. he to many of met yesterday afternoon principal streets. • Monday ev- Carmen Winning. Carmen's par- said, mission FION 'llegiate Restaurant. one dollar. at 400 o'clock, with chairman Further work on this phase 8100. ents are Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Win- ening, April 8th at "But what I needed was people Verne Kyle presiding. will be done at the next regular OS not and Lottye ning of 408 South 11th Street. included) Misses Ruby Smith who would fight for what is imeeting on Monday April 20 highlights of the Carmen was a member of the of the meeting I a new range Suiter will give right," he said. The purpose J..hn Pasco appeared benee at- staff for this year's Tiger. ACEI convention which they news was to zone the newly annexed the cornrressien to get a ruing St. of the Tri-Hi-Y tended earlier in the week in She is a member area of Murray which is to the on certain property he owns oct a testator for the annual • Louis. , and north and west. cut Five Points. Cali], way. Ryan and 'he College staff. She works in the office Brausa Garage Is This is the last meeting of the The area was Zoned Residence Farm Roades The commission ic- numerous class year and all members are urged and is active on Burned Early Today 2 and Business 2 on a map. ferred problems on resident al to be present. committees. The hearing for this zoning will areas to the Board of Zoning Andrus, the daughter Shirley be announced at a later date Adjustment. His other pnblem of Mr. and Mrs. Carney Andrus • • A garage belonging to R E. ar.d all residents of the area will was the proposed shopping center of R. F. D. 4, will serve as Braus'a of 305 North Fifth was have an opportunity ka express at 18th. and College Farm Road. Weather typist. She served as a head burned badly this morning about their (pinion. The commission told Pa-co that typist for the Tiger staff this 3:30. City Police cruising over the the problem there was the ques- Shirley is a member of Report year. area saw the garage ablaze and Don Loubie, City Planner with tion of whether the area was Mi the Tri-Hi-Y and a testator for of Economic U n ited P.',.. I nternmt1011 called the department. the State Board legally a business area, under staff. She is active the annual The rear part of the garage Development, was present at the the old ordinance. in many school committees and Southwest Kentucky — Fair and suffered quite extensive damage. meeting and started the Planning Pasco filed a request—fee an as a helper in the office. mild today and tonight. High to- serves The only theory advanced as to Commission on its next big ptrase amendment to the present cor- The new staff is beginning to of major street day in upper 60s. Low tonight in the Cause of the blaze was that development, d:mance to make certain reeident- get organized. and plans are be- upper 40s. Fair and warmer Sun- sparks from burning trash might planning. Jai areas Residence 2 instead of for ad selling cam- ing made the have gotten under ihe garage and Residence 1, and also to make 1110aY. paign to be held this spring. • 1 smoldered until it caught fire late Initial work on this phase of the 18th and College Farm RI,7i71 I Temperature at 5 am. eel: up almost beyond recognition, but the five University of Colo- in the night. the ordenly future development area a bu.sinens zone. This 'e- Tcnk NYE OU1 ALIVE-- The car is fouled Covington 38, Louisville 41, Padu- only minor injuries in this accident near Decatur, flL In- The nation's "homestead laws" of the city included picking out quest will be handled in he rado students riding in it escaped with Cy. cah 38, Bowling Green 37. Lexing- Mists; Richard Kimble, Morris Plains, N. J.; Carl accounted for the disposition The average pay of Federal traffic arteries such as normal manner in order to s.ve jured are Grant von Letkeman, Swampscott, have principal ton 35, London 33 and Hopkins- Fargaeon, Nyack, N. William Druehl, Stamford, Conn. million acres of land employes is $90 a week, compared Street, Sycamore, Ches- all residents an opportunity 'a Barron (driver), Everett, Mass.; •ff about 288 Fourth y Gas Co. Ville 12. Easter vacation, and smashed Into a culvert In a fog. demain. to $78 in private industry. and express their opinion. They were returning to school after an in the public taut, 12. streets "collector" Evansville, Ind., 41, •

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fACIE TWO UsIDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, ••••••••• gENTUCKY BATURDAY — APRIL 4, 1959 Whatever Happened TO. THE LEDGER & TIMES CHUCK PETERS PUIDLISHED try Laotian a THAWS PUIPLISHING COMPANY, PIOA Crated Press Uon Oho Murray International Lector, The Cellevrey Thee% me The ('huck Pete.-s. Ookabor star ball-carrier Experts 11 1931. WW1 Om Went Can Zairtooklers. Jemmy Throw Penn State from Out 1541 1938-40, set an NCAA football record that still JAM= C. WILL.IILM.S., stands.. An artist at returning kickoffs. Peters averaged 52.2 yards rimarve Ike right Is select may A4Y011310111 tation W_AMOIN,11110 with kick runbacks in Petsbe Voice Acma whisk sow MI RIB 1940 for a Records PIO ROW After latormit el sair mark still on the books. In 1938. Stanford reariess. meribitAx. Penn State set four pass dOense IFALLACII vatu records while compiling a 3-4-1 Tegsa.;Ini.gang Awe.lbw look RiN record The newt years. -Pet- gism Amu. Chisagag Sa Dalawaes St. Dissies. two • PERSONA ers helped the Nittanny Lions to a Snares In monogram/ Nueorei al Na Peet Oliee,Nre,ei, pesimIssiaa -mord of. 11-2-3. Victory Ksomeselkg.r am Times Off • a•s•aa am. Matter Whatever happened to Chuck By FRED DOWN Dodgers, 1-0, the Self adhes Peters" He now is Detroit Tigers win over the Reds as Rocky athletic director United Press International Sui aLXIIOCUP1101kkomlf Ve IDIRriat Is Waraw, isr wadi jles whipped the Cincinnati Reds, 10-5, Bridges blasted a two cult monis lig, at Shamokin. Pa., High School .J.ick -run homer ki asi 45011RIft peg in% Wilt an- Sanford indicated today and the Philadelphia Phils brief cam same, pit which completed its most success- beat and two other hits. Nine of the that (he experts can throw out the Baltimore Orioles under the i fel athletic year in history in 1958 Tigers' runs came in the first two the "lost year" of 1958 as just Miami lights, 7-2. in by winning the other exhibi- innings off bonus baby Jay Hook, — Keystone football one of those things. t:on games. APRIL 4, 1959 'a rokoie-right-hander championship, wrestling and bas- who made j:A,Rtsel Obtained from the Philadelphia The Frates batted round for ketba:1 titles in district No. 4 ef his first start of the spring. Don Phillies during the winter, the four rur.s in the second inn.rg the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Lee, Don Mossi and Jerry Davie 200-p.sund fireballer became the and got six-hit pitching Athletic from Lint!yielded 10 Cincinnati hits -includ- Association. first San Francisco pitcher to to IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED Raydon. Don GeTss and Bob Smith. ing homers Ran by Frank Thomas and 66,00,,” ad Scrim the distance Friday when he Key 9-Man' pit- blows in the big rally were Jerry Lynch. New School Buildings ...... $130,000 Fight Results ched the Giants to a 6-4 victory a 'double by Dick Groat and 4-HailtS-Gr over 13- Planning Commission with Professional Caned Press intereational the Cleveland Indians. singles by Hank Foiles. Raydon Jim Owens and Jack Myer of "If Sanford and Jones can and Roberto Clemente. the Phils Consultation STOCKHOLM. Sweden — Eln- ?am combined to hold Bal- nart Rieberg 176. Sweden. knock- pitch up to their .potential we can Cards Shake Losing Streak timore to four hits. Owens was 16.1-1Waei ed out Harry Dodoo. 172. Ghana go all the way." managerJ Bill Lindy McDaniel. Howard Nunn tagged for three hits and two runs People are Funny 6:30p, fcoti IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED , .2) Rignel has been saying all spring. and Metv Grssoin cembined in .n the first inning but pitched "We'll go as far ors they can take a seven-hitter that Industrial Expansion enabled the hitless ball for the next six frames WASHINGTON — Charlie Scott, Cardina!r to end a six-game losing and Meyer allowed just one hit in ta the Sidewalks, Curbs anti Gutters 148. Chicago. stopped Isaac Logart, Sanford posted 3 19-8 record as streak The Cardinals got only the last two. Harry Anderson rookie in 1957 but was a big five hitt but sc,red and Widened Streets In•Some Areas 1451.1.- Cub* 43i. in the third Sarl Sawatski each cLotrin disappointment with a 10-13 record on Don Blasingame's .triple and a two-run homer for the Phila. ' 1:000m Perry Coma Yem Continued Home Building The "'billies Sly and 5.18 Atiort rOilifirray Coftetael to the Giants for San Franciaco again in the fourth when Curt sac City Auditorium problem pitcher Ruben. Gomez last Flocd homered. RIDES TRIPLE ( loll skethiall 'Results wmter. Wes Covington's homer broke WIN tIm Two. Shaky Malaga up the 13-inning contest between United Press International Sanford's performance was sig- .m. pills - the Braves and Senators and 8:00p Black Saddle Pan-Auseriean Trials nificant because he had his worst marked Washin;to;,'s seventh SAN BRUNO, Cali:. flJPD --Joc- At LealexIllt. Ky. moments in the first two innings. key George Taniguchi rode a BIBLE College 93 Armed Frrces 77 straight loss. Center-tielder Bill THOUGHT FOR TODAY Rocky Colavito hornered off him . oiple at TanforaaLWedoesdaziia Oilers 86 Vickers 61 Bruton threw out the potential in the first inning and the Indians winning run at the pia' • in the eluding both ha di of `Rig- They hear thy words but they pushed him arcund for four runs seventh and J.- hnny Tan had feature Taniguchi scored with chir not BROWNS SIGN CATO do them. .n the first two frames. Then four hits star for - e Redi-Readmg in the Miche purse Cimarron to aves. 8:30p. City — Ezekiel 33:32. COMPTON, Calif DPI - The Sanford settled down and shut out and Ancient Myth in the Espio- Cleveland Browns have signed It is later than you think. the Tribe the rest of the way. John Gabler and c Monroe nage. His third triumph was If you plan to Earl Cato. former Compton Junior That solid San F-..ncico aockirr• ''tried a two-hitter or • e Yan- do something constructive you had better do College halfback. to a 1959 con- aboard Blue Britches. did the rest. a-s who got the only run of 44 tract. - Cato played it now. — with the Ft. The Pittsburgh, Piratee be-it tn. 'It • game when Cii McDougald Belvoir. Va., Army team last year. Kansas City • Athletics. 6-1. the ,..immed a homer in the second 9:300r, D.A.'s Man St. Louis Cardinals edged 'Out .nning. Gabler worked six innings CLARK DIP VS BURTON the Chicago White Sox. 2-1, the and gay up only a' tead:ff single PALM SPRINGS. Calif. 11114 — Milwaukee. Braves scored a 13- to J.m GiViam John Roseboro YOU Lamar Clark, Utah 30 Years State heavys Untidiest. 4-3 victory over the Wools- beat CAM q slu.v ,-oller in the ninth Ago This Week weight champion. KNOW? will meet Tony iagton Senators, the New York fo: the i.Rly hit off Monroe.. LEDGER & TIMES FILE ' Burton of L,s Angeles in a six- Yankees beSt the Los Angeles The Tigers iompcd to ,an' easy 10:00p. Highway Patrol round bout here tonight Clark Plans has knocked out 38 of 39 op- for the erection of a modern library at Murray : I. We deliver In Murray ponents State Teachers College were formulated by the members -7,11FS7 Z. we open at 7:00 a m. of the Board of egents and Dr. Rainey T. Wells at a 3. You can charge it RANGERS SIGN WORSLEY 4 meeting. March 21 witb 1st. Tandy Smith. Paducah Isailltekninerwilne 4. We ‘‘111 "lay It "may" archi- NEW YORK CR --Goalie Lanai Boston 5. 'Parking I 0:30 Blackie Is no problem tect. ,Gempi Worsley Monday became 6 We rent floor buffers The new building will be constructed on the the f:rst campus New York Ranier to 7. We rent Lawn Rollers midway between the auditorium building and the librafy. sign, a contract :or the iese-se S. ME PRICE IS RIGHT classroom building_ . sea 4' General Managr r Murl Buel Houston has finished his course at the Bradley (Patrick, said Worsley receivede a AT Polytechnk School, Peoria. Ill., and has accepted a posi- -substantial- pay increase tion with R. A. Brady. jeweler at Fulton. • STAR KS HARDWARE In honor of Mr. and Mrs. WRITERS HONOR 1101/TT 12th & Poplar 1.1": Pat Ryan, of Lexington, Ky., PITTSBURGH CR — The Pitts- and 011 other members of their wedding party several years burgh chapter of the Baseball ago. Mr. and Mrs. Jot T. Lovett were hosts at a dinner Writers Associati,n of America SOUTH'S CENTRAL U 4IC Is Saturday evening at their home on College Avenue. The h..s voted pitcher George Witt ::1 "1.1 111,1; guests were utrtard rig Pittsburgh Pirate on Mr. and Mrs. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. San- trinriiine ford. Miss Maryleona Bishop. Miss Elizabeth Lovett. iook e for 1958 Mr. Tom Rowlett .<1›.11>< and Mr. George Blakemore. , TALLEST TV TOWER WINS WRITERS GOLF Pker. j:a;a James H. Tolley. 7 years of age, and one of Callo- mraii Co way's most prominent citizens, succumbed Sunday > the col after- MYRTLE BEACH S.C. En — noon at the home of his brother. Will Tolley, east of nen Jenkins scored a 70 Monday Murray. Mr. Tolley was at one time engaged in the groc- to win the sixth annual L'nited ItA01 ARMS ',HOLDUP—Veiled Moslem women stroll by an BRINGS GREAT NEW ery business in Murray. States Golf Writers of America armored car in an Iraqi city, an example of the arms build- Charles A. Hord. of St. LOWS. has been named mana- Association championship. Jenkins up underway in the nation. Iraq Is receiving arms shipments ger of the Murray National Hotel to sueceed W. C. Gray, is sports editor of the Fort Worth. from the Soviet, and Red officials have Iraq in their grip. • who had resigned to accept the management of the Ox- Tex.. Press PROGRAMS TO YOU 4111"InOtaud:iiaWliglzaiell:1 ford Hotel at Paducah. NEED HELP. lehare CREIGHTON COACH uurrs Matthews To Preach God's Word It heO a :41 of[7: OMAHA. Neb WI — Tommy College Church of Christ - Murray, Ky. .. . In planning :tv°cCile:DaD11...1:-nr:::1161‘leIr Thomsen has res,gned as Creigh- April 1 -8 7:00 p.m. 20 Years Ago This Week Now...you can enjoy the corn ton Uotvergity basketball coach for DON'T MISS IT1 T:ninna LEDGER & TIMES FILE -personal" reasons Creighton won any home, of- thhin't Poa 13 and lost 9 Last year. Thomsen's wonderful WSM-TV and NBC Luther Carson. well known not only as the president second winning season since be- fice or farm im- Coca coming coach in 1954 woo°. of the Cola Bottling Works of Paducah but as phil- shows more clearly than ever. elSAM anthropist and public spirited one-time resident of -Mur- provements? I by PIRATES SELL OUT ray, made a call at the Mason Hospital Monday of this NO NV OPEN Tune now to CHANNEL 4 and with week, leaving a much appreciated and substantial gift PITTSBURGH iIjp - Ticket with the hospital to pay for some very necessary improve- b Campbell announced BOONE'S Automatic Coin-Operated see how bright and clear manager diffict ments that can be used throughout the years to come that there are no more box or ministering to the need of the sick who shall share the regular $240 reserved seats avail- Do-It Nashville's towering TV Tower Pittsburgh Pirates' -Yourself Laundry benefits occuring. from the operation of this institution able for the tlirniyewotlea'd home ripener. April 10. against in Murray and Calloway 13th Sr Main Streets County. League makes your soon-to-be Renting building oc-cupied the defending National Afiltwithioin the formerly by Covington champion Milwaukee Braves. NOW OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Brothers Wholesale Giocery Company, located near the Wrnuch"A Leave Cleaning or Laundry With Attendants favorites look. 'A N. C. & SL L. railroad depot here. Roy Boatright and ANNOUNCE NIT ATTENDANCE 7:00 to 5:30 Burton Young will operate the concern under the title they g of Boatright-toung Company. NEW YORK 'LTI - A total -of too lit Death last night claimed one of Calloway County's 1,526.368 basketball tans viewed Yes...tune in now to that p, DIM" most colorful and respected figures when Edwin Dallis the 96 National Invitation Tourna- Marksman Square GIVE ME car"eer Wil Miller, 71. a druggist in Hazel for nearly 21 years, died ment programs at 15 MINUTES TO PROVE looking Channel 4. And, what- Girder. between 1934 and the start at the Mason 4-1ospita1. toy tlIai current t urriament. It fig- of the YOU WILL HEAR BETTER, MORE half Nturrly citizens Tuesday observed the anniversary ures out to an average of 15.575 ever you do, don't miss the Stubblefield, Jack Davenport of the death of Nathan N. inventor of radio, per program. CLEARLY with an a:n Iceanm.. who died in Calloway County alone eleven years ago... HOME SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE WSM-TV SHOW lineup tonight. • Miss Zane Houston. daughter of Mrs. Bonnie Houston ter. T of Los Angeles. and a former resident of this county, has OTARION LISTENER Why pay more when catalog It's terrific! hatrdiely been chosen as one of 100 girls from the Los Angeles shopping is guaranteed to save to be the supporting eget with OTARION'S New you money. Big city shopping High School a part of "Target Hearing" Gives You: ., spoke. * "Wanted- sounds. without Jackie Cooper in the motion picture "What A Life". the almost maddening in the comfort of your home. denly FREE buzz and roar of background noises usually associated Need a sink or custom kitchen. fakir's with ordinary hearing aids. a garden tractor or irrigation .lbera.hiet ESTIMATES system . . . let ,m give you ...rftflnnitkra Ten Years Ago Today * A secret you can keep — no tell -tale, cumbersome complete information. I can ar- LEDGER & TIMES FILE CALL %Oilier, cords, Bands or blobs in or behind the ear or installation or aleirect in the clothes. A tiny, almost invisible tube leads to range for provide PL • "Ivl Calloway County basketball stars teamed up with 3-3291 the ear. the tools and instructions for said. outstanding players of Marshall County to overwhelm I "do it yourself" plan. You don't No Obri9ation In just 15 "Aal a McCracken County all-star team 65-56 in the first an- minutes. I can show you this electronics need all cash—just a litfle down miracle "Is nual game sponsored by the Paducah National Guard. BUY DAVID BRADLEY through which you can enter a new world Sears Easy Payment Plan. of on 011ie Brandon of the.Sinking Spring community passed sound. The patented Marion Listener is like no other No Obligation to buy shiend. Ainc4, away Sunday evening. Besides his wife, Mrs. Pearl West hearing aid in existence. It is used and enders- ed by such chante is survived by three daughters, four grand- world renowned pertusialttlegjes..Eleanor Satisfaction Guaranteed Brandon. he FENCING Roosevett comp children and several brothers and sisters. and Perry Mason's creator,..Erie Stanley • :imeow:a: Protection . . . Beauty The 1949 Packard of Ray Monday was taken last Gardner. Stop in for a FREE audiometric measure- MAKE AM APPOINTMENT ment. You will be night some time after 10:00 p.m., it was reported today under no obligation. NO MONEY PL 3-3291 Car to Patterson the auto- by Sheriff Patterson. Al-cording DOWN ALSO BATTERIES FOR YOUR OTARION LISTENER NASHVILLE • mobile was found this morning by Carter and Jess Bailey Asli about Saws own rate enite SEARS, of this county': They found it about fifty yards off the NO MONEY DOWN MRS. LUBE F. THURMOND New Concord Highway about three miles out. Up to 36 Months to Pay. Catalog Sales hiszacil.:01711tthie°ctit:'i Crisp, managing editor of the College News, AVAILABLE! OTARION REPRESENTATIVE P.dna INSTALLATION 293 East Main has been named editor-elect for the 1949-50 school year, Phone PLaza 3,4552 CATALOG SALES OFFICE OWNSD AND OPERATIC IIT •g-1. E. G. Schmidt.Journalism director. -411, THE NATIONAL Pt LIM 0014/1-OketttnrNT INSURANCE COMPANY, '40

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LEDGER & TIMES - APRIL 4, 1959 SATURDAY .- APRIL 4, 1959 MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREF DULLES GOES SUNBTHHING LIFT SMOKIN'K BAN clinsate. HOSE SOUND, F:a UT - GREENSBORO. N. C. UPD - ackstairs At The One is that Eisenhower has B Secretary cal State Joan Foster Gulfcrd College relaxed a regul- four without much gone months Dulles went sunbathing Wednes- ation which has prohibited wom- exercise. This is not an,fflatirnuen hitehouse day morning and then stayed in- en students at the 122-year-old conditiOn in the opinion4Of Sny- W doors during afternoon showers. Quaker school from smoking tier. Dulles is relaxing here at the within a mile at the campus. • -By MERRIMAN If the doctor had his way, the SMITH Jupiter Island estate cif Under- They will now be permitted to President would play golf three 'UPI White Howse Reporter secretary of State C. Douglas make in the campus soda shop, times a week to work off tension WASHINGTON IUPII - Back- Dillon. following radiation treat- President Clyde A. Milner an- guns, gifts, hobbies, luggage, teeth- SALE OF SALES. NEW SINGER 3-5480, 201 South 13th St., Murray. and keep his weight down. But stairs at the White House: ments for cancer. nounced. ercraft, metalcrafts, motorcycles, automatic console, reduced ams, NOTICE $239.50. Ball PLaza 3-1757 or PLaza Conditions seem ripe for a new Washington winter weather is optical cases, office supplies, Contact Bill 1 only. Adams, PLaza TFC go-around of stories about Presi- not golfing weather and the sporting goods, typewriter 3-17157 or PLaza cases. 3-5480, 2I11 South dein Eisenhower's health. Pita:dent has been neluctant to • PERSONALIZE WITH M ET AL See them today. TFC 13th St, Murray. ALU'M AWNINGS. THIS IS awn- TFC Press Secretary Perms C. Hag- leave town during the illness of monograms from the Ledger and ing month, free installation for erty said earlier this week that Secretary of State John Foster I Times Office Supply Department. DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE. the Month of April. Have several FOR ANY TYPE OF ELECTRICAL the President's doctor, Maj. Gen. Dulles. the crisis over Berlin, 4 Self adhesing, bevelled edge, rust Prompt service. Trucks dispatched sizes in stock, also Alum siding, work, day or night service. See Howard McC. Snyder, wanted Ei- and the embattled progress of by two-way radio. Call collect 7 colors, 10 Alum 'windows, 1 door nrlir. Suitable for Automobiles, Brandon Dill Phone PL 3-2930. senhower to get away to a worm- his legislative program in Con- May field, Phone 633. If no answer $199.00 installed. No down pay- bisef cases, cameras, compacts, TFC er climate for rest, neiaxation gress. call colieet Unites City, Tennessee, ment. 36 months to pay. Home and exercise. Too, if President doesn't get alle111.111111111.111Mlannor phone TILT 5-9361. TFC Comfort Co., 108 S. 12th St. Ph. Thus, there may a fairly long break in April, Yesterday's Puzzle PL 3-3607. TFC be some who CROSSWORD PUZZLE ArIIVIIIP tab will reach :he conclusion that he chances for a golfing holiday is going south on doctor's orders. Will be fairly remote at least 6-Conjunctiou 0000 r FOR SALE until after the adjournment of ACROSS 01110 000W t-Hlsk By the time this gets told and 00Q 0136111 3I400 F.-FOR RENT lameness in July August. The 1-Warmth mountain retold a few times, his Augusta or 00B6 MOUREERW17: GOOD USED UPRIGHT PIANO. Scrify b trip may be billed eventually as President has an unusually heavy 9 Man'. 9-Attorney 37100U 0000 Phone PL 3-358b. TFC COMPLETELY FURNISHED apart- nickname 10-Cry of OR MOO MUM having been made for medical list of foreign visitors on his 13-Great Lak• Bacchanals ment, electrically equipped, electric sohedule for 'May and June and 11-Unwanted win Lama POU3A WHITE BALLERINA LENGTH reasons. 13-Heraldic Oqi heat, large window fan. Available July will be devoted to the clos- 'leering plant OB WOO formal. Size 9. Like new. Call According to the people who IS-Putted up rliaJUt utno rici now. 512 Broad stret, E. F. Babrey. ing days of Congress. It is just -Recent seem to ichow the President best, 1 fr35- Wooden 10 Dame am oo PLaza 3-12'75. 4-4C TFC hammer 22-['reposition UOMMA :his would be complete nonsense. possible that August will be do- 11. Pareo t 33- Beverage amen ;re Funny 24-Untileat fled MOMMOMM Ofa 15 H.P. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD Basically. Eisenhower's health is minated by a summit meeting (co(ton.) FOUR ROOM HOUSE AND bath, ill-Sorrow 25- S)in lot for esna 00M0 430. Motor. Good condition. Cheap Can good for a man of his age and abroad. 9-Mac name aluclnium uoan OBLI newly decorated, wired for electric So, it seems to be a matter 2.1-PtaYmi 26-Obstruct OOMU be seen Five Points Ashland Sta- medical history, and no deterora- Fondle stove, electric heat. See E. F. Vi.haueted 30- tion. 4-8P tion of health is involved in his of now-or-never as far as any the pow era of 32-Comfort Bilbrey, 512 Broad Stdeet. TFC 27-comps.. 33-Winter 45-Near (abbr.) 56-Carpenter's tentative plan to go south. sort of vacation is concerned. point vehlite 47-Man's tool FARM EQUIPMENT PLOW, DISC 36 Uppermost iiam• 58 - i'retlx: not VACANCY ONE SINGLE room '/S• Acclaim nick and cultivator-Like new for an HOSPITALIZED WALTER MATTHAU COMO 'It-Vernal. 49-The nostril." 53-Greek letter $6.00, one double room $800 wk There are a number cd Lit-tors DICK POWELL AND FELICIA FARR receive wed- sdldler 3•- "'inking - on en 860 series Ford Tractor. See How- ding aa trig.%lids tirms lzunA friftjth4n a_scgrig.irons_ talk 60-Greek letter Beale Hotel-See Adm..Stiarps 44G Saishineisagssydees-liestre- ter SANTA,_.,261QNICae.L_ Cali at twerp,. in 41 Idle moisture ' ard Brandon, PL 3-,5913IL 1,8C ------44- rtronTMcan 44-3.8444041--63r4-e ite-ilty.,.te,1 tor the President rest in a warmer -Dick Powell, teen-age crooning "Guionhead," opening Suday at the Varsity*Theatre. Grif- CU tonic party (init.', 52-Oarne tellurium 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Has recent- idol of the 1930s both actor and fith .stars as Coast Guardsman in hilarious screen version • laity SHETLAND PONY SALE - April • ly been remodeled. Call PLaza. director, was in St. John's Hos- of Weldon Hill's best-selling novel. ar;g-teneis . 4.: 4 7 a 3:.. 0 -10 II' 23, 24. 25th. Sale limited to 300 3-3040, 320 Woodla w n. 4-7P pital today for treatment at bron- IS niulaa D ...e. head. 100 registered and 200 grade. TOST & FOUND. k Ma.litirry •' 13 ••••• 4 chitis. addle We already have some of the top Air 411-Carriet r2 F11••1•1.16 The 54-year-old Powell, hus- Cfr, ___ ...s; is ponies of the nation consigned. il 3 to RNP7 ',OST: BEAGLE ! now. Write for WANTED FEMALE DOG- band of actress June A:lyson, t' ol 171, /1 Consign yours Brown, tan and white. Has collar was reported in very satisfactory I •. • .•ol 20 -.:••• 21 catalogue. West Kentucky Pony t•-.:4" with Jones Sloan - Benton, Ky. N.. Ky. 1TC LAWN condition after being hispitalized S 1.04 ores 26• ,•,-:,27 Sales, Marion. MOWING & YARD WORK, . • r 1 3 cit 3 ?:1.. 4 ;?; ;; Rope attached to collar. Phone Wednesday. Doctors said he al ''',....". s I per job or season, new mower. VCIPVAL on 30 :,:;,i 3l 32 33 SIX FOOT KOCH MEAT CASE, PL 3-5761 4-7P would be released in a few days. City Call Lam Todd '26 5.-74/29 PL 3-3888. 4-4P ,. *en al; porcelain, eikellent condition. .al r.) ,4 .. 33 16 \QC1e37 r-.1.-•:".139 Rowland Refrigeration. Ph Pl.: 3- ;7-Chocked 'L Male Setanle 2825. 4-6C Help Wanted OA 41- - 2 43 X•7,141 45 Rock tar 43 Fief 40 el Hudson and James Stewart a • 44- .itt •-•666`. COMPLETE LEFT SIDE EXHAUST ' 65. 47 :....„14111 49 1 STEAM FINISHER. Inquire la in "BEND OF THE RIVER" Arlo' Ire, Ka for .165 or '56 Ford Custorn:ine Man Ot4 Boone Laundry and Cleaners. TFC 52 4.43, glass. packed muffler. Like h „SO d and Gregory Peck in Eat ..N4 ay k A new. Call PL TENC v DOWN Wanted "WORLD IN HIS ARMS" 62 63 REDUCED $20 - $00. NEW Singer It let 61 sr ' .....4r 11 vacutim cleaners. Just add to your All in COLOR - INDIAN HEAD PENNIES AND Patrol Ione 1165 5.6 04097 account. No money down, no in- 11 , payments. Singer Sewing OLD COINS. Please call James C. I r' ey United restart bye r 3 crease in Machine representative, Bill Ad- Williams at PL 3-3147 after 5:00 Starts p.m. 4.-4NC TOMORROW! THAT WONDERFUL GUY FROM NO TIME EADLV Lamm' SERGEANTS" GOOFIK-UP THE COAST GU ilackie 'The Services Offered FOR IS ed- IMIA.112*CalkSCAR 1 1 WASH DAY IS NO PRCRLEM BY C.V. 11549111 when you use our 'self service laundrette. Wash 20e. Dry lee Ws never close. Speed Wash, Eel ta 111/41'PRIlitD him nus aucusas s long as l'her rows of gunp,rts • -re South Seventh Street. 4-LIC rallanit takes my orders too." swivel mounia at ow+. old moat, teocer, regards his ------dem rude to New York lo 1701 with "'c'fipuvtIie no fear hell betray you The rudder chal. a were nouseo WOULD LIKE TO KEEP SMALL Mixed efT1.01,101 This will tie Pis last to ?" copper calling* to protect them child in my home. See Annette sea villinere *More *telly down to *at istod with ...tear "For all I know. McLane could from mischief, spare masts eno Coles at 420 South 8th Street. 9•▪ Anne Pr Diii roars he am rind have sent both the Speedwell and yards were none° arniclaniA, • re) inhabited oy TFNC DIM'S wild aborigine.- the Speedy Reruns Into Carter's ready to tie stepped alto place in but is more troubled by • oeautifui gtrr . wtho slt:r sei. hsiola inr:Styd att himis hands He knows this voyage is the event of a crippling nit ,. $.9. $ - Mrs Mamie Eisenhower stands at north portico my special project so nell bard- epeeist store•-oom oeaeath the the White Howse with two young cancer victims to help 'moor-tent drat sineeithea FWANTED to RENI of with his •di ly take the same captain society. s.t Lobe Metcalf of the Giro rusk With the a cabin contains° gun. launch the 1959 Crusade of the American Cancer PUnS Paqs-ral V elstwe This time eno igh to arm a crew twice ,)11/ They are Emery Lewis. Jr., 10, Louisville, Ky., who was -minsers--16 rL is indeed /st FAMILY TOWER wild. out not tell Carter the simple truth that sax and enough powuer anti emit WANT TO RENT FROM scimeone, kidney area when he was a yli_uyi.1_ .1 ladiao• It is • port ,f operated on for cancer of the 'Wolfs be murderers from were a match for any corsair he to mount an invasion. 3 sr 4 room house, hot water and Smith, 8, West Bath. Me, who was ol year old, and Donna el At the BrLanie docks can pit against us." Three days after my first bath, two to four miles, from that eh. eir, who now in- blinded by an attack of cancer before she was two years old. ,1 1,J Ilia - ioroi;) nheeln fiathnekwiniwteas- town. Call PLaza 3'4830. 4-7C IMF tbouslits is Wouldn't It be WISP?' to gall WhetalPat [mi.:to Bonita who la to be a paseenotel on from London-with seamen on paint ang°1naard1ay tht PkGRIM Y191TURIL an the by Erode Boabiallior NEW Inlia &est dry, the ship was toweo to un - InPa'11' slop Pk* la ,t ,Imo- Company rolla ?'' an NANCY leiroand iios a voyage, te th, rat chorage below Staten Islam. When Lock Car. 'l think not, Mr Douala., If then ieaver tin McLane M- warped into one ot McLane. MiCt) em. 9§r Lase appears etsetrteed as a we let McLane outfit us we can EVEN THE thus and florae Dick • nere• duel slips with the ude. Her.. steve- • lest has to hold ntm accountable later And MUST nripleye • mettle elettaffed dores labored in shill* to sominete BE L that Die* will ^neasure up to s we can be sure whatever word iias THIS 10 YOU ous saanidimeto her commissioning. NOTICE TOUGH *tetrad ...Hamm I4 gone to Carter will be accepted r ilk-hard and * surpikin [need Tom Overseeing these detalts, Hoyt _are to as gospel. If we mimed our crew hurry- IS A HOW THE I try to lelltrete the reeilla mg from shipyard AROUND of Red Carter the Idedsamicat Pirate 1111 London, he might suspect a to ,:nanaicas VE -Ry prince 1•,110 nos 6...to olunderina barb I caught only fleeting COPS WA.LK tart India the trick HERE Company's *lupe gluti ses ot our lady pasi:t feaer TOUGH Doti us to be etollhafily at *le that why we're taking pas- IN PAIRS njoy the command of the YEI•MIRP in Cape sengers?• Ous paths crossed in the as SI kEET Town and -flak, • show of ele*.•r•lhlt she 4Iittecs from shop to mop to the Iasi India Company to enable -Precisely. Myssla for one. and NBC him to loin the pirates . masquerading as an invalid mak- port-Sane her own necessities ma_ ing s sea voyage tor hts health. junga was always a step behind her, one nand resting on the • CHAPTER 9 Senhorita Bonita Damao, for an- -r- than ever. naked blade that gleamed at his sAvv I had been outmaneuvered other - to prove the Venture's belt. Paying the fellow no need, = I by Sir Luke and safe." • Surrendered I once gave her a now, with a with a shrug. "la I got to my feet, aware I must EL 4 and there • time lOok that did limn?" not outstay my welcome. A pic- no more than brush ture of Bonita Damao rose in my her eyes In passing. and clear "Of course not. I realise your By now, of course, I felt mind--and I permitted myself an sure 1.5.3.1 ease - Oa -wooed difficulties fully. For my .,•-•••••••• Dart, Inward smile as I admitted my she knew my identity-and real- me term', mod Pram I've a hundred other matter@ to true reason for accepting Sir ised we must speak in time, if 'V Tower settle. After all, I've waited nearly Luke's outrageous offer. My life not as friends, at least as ship- two decades to even by &sabers Vaa Baran my score would be in the balance once mates. But she ehowed no aware- ABBIE ea' SLATS with Jonathan Carter I can wait a In ness of my prisenee, nor did she n-to-be ,jilt Ringer." set foot Madagascar. Mean- while a three- or four-month voy- acknowledge my salute. I would 11, "A year-if need be?" • age awaited me, most of It as have liked heir leas had she re- --DEVELOP A SLOit 1NAT "A year-or five. I've lived master of my own quarter-deck. turned those greetings, or grant- WON T wRECK A WHOUi much in the East PaUence, as Come what may, I told myself, it ed me the bounty of a smile Her TOWN, NOT T' MENTION they practice it there, is a virtue should be time enough to win her poise was a thing I could respect. SOME VERY VALUABLE too little known among the Eng- favor. The triumph would be Sill the EQUIPMENT; SO LONG, / that iood lish • • • greater for so I promised my- "What If I decide to make a self, when that wall of reserve When I arrived at Mr. Pettln- KEEP YOU IN career of pirariy?" was breached at last nd, what- gill's fo a belated dinner, Sen. "That's another risk I'll have Besides Senhorits Damao there to horns Damao was not in evioence. take. Tom Hoyt Is at least a were tour other passengers One Tom Hoyt Informed me that she miss the half scoundrel: for al I know, was a Dutch landowner had taken her repast to net ropm, return- you're two cherries on the same ing to his home on with only the dwarf in attendance. the Cape'- a Astern. In that event I'll find other deur myhrseer who kept much up tonight. w I confirmed trim bit of news while • rneans to come to grips with Car- himself. The others were Metcalf lighting myself upstairs to my ter. Two more freebooter, will and • brace of 'minor bed. Majunga was lying across Spanish hardly swing the balance epithet officials, ending a stint in the girl's doorsill, exactly as Mc- Man- Trip." hattan and taking Lane had predicted. From a dis- up new poets He held out hie hand as he Ili the Canaries. tance he seemed asleep-hut he Like most mem- spoke. For no valid erasion. 1 sud- bers of the4r race, they roused Instantly when I took a were icily denly remembered s visit to a aloof, visiting the step toward the portal. and 1 saw ship only to fakir's tent in Cairo, and the co- make sore their luggage • knife flash In the candle flame. was safe- bra he offered for my touch. The ly stowed, and wrapping them- no attempt to snake had berm rendered harm. I made challenge selves in a cloak of mystery that, hts hems, Its fangs drawn and Its pot- guardianship, nor did I seek to the Latin, Is • second skin. Core lady'n LW ABNER aeon sac removed. Sir Luke, I the actplaintance In the As for Metcalf, he was happily gli.ared. was another breed of days that followed: there gonad viper.' eagaged in acting out • mystery PL)PPA !f POSITIVE•IOUARE 014,itt1 FOOL WELL- I INSURE BUSINESS • "I've a few quentiona more," be opportimitles to spare aboard of his OW .I. The shutters had gone ( Paid. the Piterim Venture - and we tip on the house on Bowling i HERE KIN SEE HET!! LET'S MEN AGAINST DAMA6E!! "Ask them, by all means." were hooked to sail just one week Green. A formal announcement HE IS AH KIN T!! SAY IF THEY BAY ME,MY "Is It wise to confide so much after my arrival in New York. appeared In the Gazette stating ER -W HUT IT'S A \,...FRIENDS DO NOT Masts had long since bean !Mop- fliE fri M c Lane 7" that he had returneo to England IS YORE TYPE biANIE THEIR, "An he's sure of Is that I'm ped And rigging strung: McLane, on Company business Meanwhile 7 - RIGHT sending another well-gunned mer- In his capacity as chandler, had a note reached me by courier, ex- ONE? E5USi NESS? OF BUSINESSES- chantman to Madras--with you In fitted us with a tun of canvas, plaining he had retired to a pa- .NSURANCE: c and packed extra sail in command. I told him as much Ma the lock- teoon's estate on the Hudson to months ago-to make sure the ers. prepare a new identity. Inspection new* ricaehed Pladagaricar In goad in the Jersey ship- On the eve of our riffling he ))' Aim!. It'll do your ORM* no harm, yard was a chore I relished: I arrived at the pier in a Wh chair, VI Carter hears your name before was in love with my ship from saathed in shawls despite the I.E • be meat§ you In the flesh." our first contest, for she was a heat, his eyes masked in dark "Does that mean Carter's hand sea witch who belied her austere spectacles, his Jowls hidden In a in glove with McLane?" name, and her long, clean lines lazy man's beard. A valet nurse, Metcalf's smile was knife-thin. seemed designed for a century who answered to the name of •"Of (*nurse. Like every New York more graceful than ours. Jeekdaw, was in attetrience-a factor, Bob Pdebsa• has friends in Despite her airy lightness in hard-bitten fellow who. I guessed, all the pirate camps. It's vital to the water, the Pilgrim Venture was another of his bodyguards... his prosperity. I don't begrudge was built for war. Aside from (Continued To Nos V yoi MANCE COMPANY -

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FAGE FOUR LEDGER ik"TTMES — MURRAY, RFNTUCKY SP1TRDAT — At-1M 3,1959 Aliss Louise Odom and j1r. Calvin Morris • 'Miss Chloe Gifford To Exchange Bring Lo`chie Landolt, Editor Phone PL 3-4707 Vows in home Ceremony at Paris Special Messaage To Conference Miss L anni,. Otlom, daughter -of Odom, aunt of the bride, cut and Fin lkir. and Mrs. Bridger F. Odom, served the cake and Mrs. Maudie LOUISVILLE. April 1. 1959 - President International Center, will Paris, Tenn., became the bride of Birks, also an aunt, served punch, Miss Chide Gifford, President Gen- preside. Dr. W. R. Clark, Minister vemr44 Calvin T. Morris. son of Mrs. nuts and mints. eral Federation of Women's Clubs. Second Presbyterian Church, will Effie Morris and the late Mr. El- Mrs. Odomo chose for her datieh- and the Hon. Edwin N. J. Kretz- give the invocation, and Dr. Philiat wood Morris. I.Snnville, in a home ters wedding a green silk dress mann. Deputy Assistant Secretary Davidson. President of the Unive. 0 wedding. Saturday. March 28. with which she wore black ac- for Public Affairs, U. S. Depart- sity of Louisville. will extend The Rev. Leon Penick. pastor cessories and a corsage of white ment of State, will bring special greetings. At this time Miss Gif- of 'Fairview Baptist church, offi- carnations. messages to the conference on ford will speak on "A Dynamic ciated at the double ring service The groom's United States Foreign Policy as United States Foreign Policy - Lo be held in the church parlor at - mother, Mrs. Mors at three o'clock in the afternoon. Viewed by Kentuckians. 9:30 in the morning.. ris. was dressed in navy olue. to be Necessity of Maintaining the Free Social While the candles held on Calendar were being black accessories and a white Kelknap Campus, Univser- World". lighted "Liebestraum" was played carnation c,:rsage. sity of Louisville, April 10. 'The Miss Chloe Gifford, President of 'The Music department of the Unites and other nuptial music was -Be- The bride is a graduate conference will be presented by the General Federation of Women's Monday. AprU 6th arts and Mrs. Al Kipp. Woman's cub will meet at 7:30 in of the cause" and the traditional wedding University of the International. Center, Univer- Clubs, is a distinguished Ken- The Business Women's Ctrcle of •••• the evening at the -club house for Tennessee' -at Knox- the Fist Baptist a program marches. ville, and is now Home Demon- sity of Louisville, in cooperation tuckian. In addition to her work Church will meet Group Three of the CWF wi; on "Grand Opera". with Mrs. Stanford Hostesses The vows were exchanged be- stration Agent at Dresden. Tenn. with nineteen civic. and educa- for a number of years as Andrus at meet at 7:30 in the evening in the will be Mesdames Albert 7:00, pm. Tracy, fore an improved altar of wedding The bridegroom attended Mur- tional groups, under the director rector. Department of Cornntunil, church parlor. Hostess will be Glindel Reaves. Mary Alex- *080 greenery in front of the mantel. State College of Dr. George Brodschi, head of Services, College of Adult and Mrs. Fred Slope. ander. John Winter, If W. Wilson. ray and is a recent At either side were. floor baskets graduate of National Hardwood the Center. Extension Education, University of The Cora Graves Circle of the •• isa • Irvin GiSicn and Earl Douglas. . College Presbyterian • • • • of white carnations. and greenery Lumber Association Inspection Mrs. Barry Bingham. Vice Pres- Kentucky, Lexington, she has held Church will Group Four of the First Chris- meet with Mrs. and two seven branched candel- School in Memphis. ident, The Courier-Journal and numerous positions of importance Eleanor Larson as teen Church will meet at 9:30 in Thursday, April 23rd abra holding white candles. When the couple left for a short • Louisville Times, will preside over and responsibility on state and hostess. The program will be on the morning in the home The. Magazine Club will meet of Mrs. The bride. even in marriage by wedding trip, the bride was wear- the opening assembly at 9:30 a.m. national levels in education and "Palitical Circles". Robert Hahs. at 230' in the afternoon with Mrs. her brother. Ty ron Odom, was patent From 10:30 to 12:00 noon, five welfare services. ',Her depth of • • • • Cullen, "Phillips as hostess. Guest ing a blue suit, black ac- F wearing an embroidered off-white cessories, a small white flower hat discussion groupa will meet at the thought, richness of experience Circle Six of the W3LS. First The Supreme Forest Woodman speaker will be Mrs. C. S. Lowry shantung dress, matching acces- and a white orchid corsage. University Center to consider the and her dynamic personality make Baptist church, will meet at 7:30 Circle will meet at the Woman's -°rt A Dash Of C amedy • ••• sories and a white lace hat. Her They will be at home in Dresden following subjects: Military De- her an outstanding speaker. Her ln the evening. Hostesses will be club house at 730 in the evening. • JESSU only jewelry was pearl earrings where she is Home Demonstration fense Policy, with Mrs. recent travels in Europe and AsiAs Mrs. A W. Russell and Mrs Glen •••• Friday. April 24th T. C. and she carried a white orehid Agent and Mr. Morris con- CarrolL Chairman Council of In- and her long standing concern P.Ped • Hodges. Program leader is Mrs. The South Murray Homemakers The Zeta Department of the will miites ,4t J. B. Burkeen. Woman's on a white prayer book. tinue as a farmer and lumberman. ternational Clubs. General Federa- international understanding, give club will meet in the home of • Club will meet .at the but '21 Mrs. Tyron Odom. sister-in-law tion of Women's Clubs, presiding; her added insight on the problems The Suburban Homemakers clul Mrs Jewell Evans, North 18th _club house at 1:30 in the afternoon lured by Econcmic Development and Trade to be discussed at this conference. will meet .at 7 p.m. in the home Street Extended. for a dessert bridge. Hostesses are of the bride, was matron of honor Marylano and Kay Almo Chapter FHA Policy, with Miss Virginia Murrell. At the close of the meeting a of Mrs. David Thompson. 50'i , •••• Mrs. Jahn Pasco, Mrs. Pat Wallis, Miss Frances Odom. her The I Whitnell niece, was junior bridesmaid. President Kentucky Education As- reception will be given in honor Avenue. The North Murray Homemakers Mrs. M. C. Ellis, Mrs. Robert The Hears Prograin On 400 sti •••• honor sociation, presiding; How to Ach- of Miss Gifford by the Kentucky club will meet in the home of Ms.Miller. Mrs. Dan Hutson. Mr attendant was dressed in Guerdsrr Circie Seven of blue silk and she carried an ar- Dating Problems PIANO PRODIGY—Virginia ieve Constructive Relations with Federation of Women's Clubs. the First Bap- Mrs. John Workman at 1.30 in ,Stark Erwirs Mrs. L D. Miller. ',MSS on the "Ginny" Tius Chin ele o •••• list church will_sneet___ats__740-isa-safterintems-i e--- Coriraa ---Tififiesi":"Ilis John z1W"iiiiCdi,r,iTiOn! Miss Dr. Richard Van The AIrr'rro- 7Wai of the Futur; proaigy,is crerting excite- __ _escaped_ the evening Hostesses are Mrs. • •••• Querterrnuus, and Mrs. Charles Odom was attired -in pink silk and House, Superintendent of Jeffer- Homemakers of America met at ment in Chicago with her tutions. Hunter Lave and Mrs, E. D Ship- The Paris Clark. her flowers were a corsage of son County Schools, presiding; Road Homemakers the school recently at 8:30 in the playing of Mozart, Beethoven Thirty ley. Leader will be.,Mrs. Graves Club • • • • pink carnations. How to Achieve Constructive Rela- aoll meet in the home or morning. The program, presented and jazz. She recently arrived niuxeni Sledd. Mrs. Pat Thompson. Saturday. tions with Afro - Asian Nations, Marti 25th Dedra Mona, by the freshmen girls was titled In the United States from Dilinque C ••••'.1 •••• The Lynnsiirt niece oft,, Father John Loftus. Dean Beller- Alpha department of the "The Do's and Don'ts of Dating". Hong Kong with her parents. Three < the bridegroom and Gary Odom. College, presiding: Educating Friday. April Murray Woman's club will meet Participating in t h e program mine State Hr Tuesday, Apr11 7th 164111 Paris, nephew 'of the bride, lighted Opinion. Mrs William M. The WMS of the Poplar Springs in the club house at 6.30 in the were Gale Roberts. Wanda Colson. Public ly Irsaar The Ar.n Hasse:tine Class of the the candles. 'SUNRISE' Christopherson. President League Ba nst church wit meet at 110 evening for a pot luck supper. , Marjorie Henry, A n n Morrison, ON SCREEN stealing Memorial Baptist Church. will meet Voters. Louisville Chap- in the afternoon at the church_ Hostesses are Mesd.am es D. F. Glindel Reaves, Murray. brother- Gale Brandon, Peggy Beale, Joyce of Women getaway. in the home of Mrs. Lester Gar- NEW YORK Menday. April ISUa McConnell, Cleo Hester, Benjamin in-law of the bridegroom. served Ahart, and Evelyn Geurin. -- -, Dore ter. rresidinir recaptur land at seven o'clock. Keys, Schary's Dr Ptaorlsohi will nreside at the. The Business Guild of the First C. L. Scarbrough, Mass% as best man. A party was planned for the Broadway hit play. "Sun- The Cappie Beale and Rubie rise at Campobello," will be made afternoon session beginning at 145 Christian Church will meet at 7:30 Smith. Reception last meeting of the year. was the The Jessie Ludwick Circle of into a Motion picture University Center Auditor- in the evening in the home of A reception was held immediate- Songs and games were led by as a joint id the (\ape in the College Presbyterian Church effort by Schary Mrs. W. B. Frazier, President Mrs. W. Z. Carter. Mrs. 011ie Fridaa. April 27th b' following the ceremony. The Patricia Lovett and June Boggard. Productions and ium, ktes will meet in the home of Mrs. B. Warner Federation of Womeso Barr.ett is co-hostess. The Neu Concord Homemakers bride's table, covered with a Bros. Schary will be the Kentucky F. Scherffius at 2 pm. Mrs. Jessie white Mr. Krsts- u tn. •••• ° club will meet in the home of linen cutwork producer -and will write the Clubs .will introduce Rodgers ail: give cloth, was decorat- 'STORY' TO BE FILMED the ins the devotional Mrs. T R Edwards at 1 pro screenplay of this account of mann, who win speak at this time The Sigma department Of the ed with an arrangement of white NEW YORK - •betnveen and Mrs Lucien Young will be MPS - Motion Franklin Delano Roosevelt's strug- on 'The Importance of Public , Murray Woman's Club will meet carnations and two silver candle- picture rights to the st:II-currerA more. in charge of the progran:a. gle back to public, life after a Opinion in United .States Foreign '•' ' - is' • • • 1 at the club house at 7:30 in the °BLOOM 'FOR GUESTS labra holding lighted white candle, Broadway musical, "jVesit Some Side poll° attack. Ralph Bellamy. who Polkt ".O.Mr. Kretzrnann, has been evening Hostesses win be Me,- BOSTON - riwg - The Barrons On one end of the table was the Some One of the First Christian Story." have been sold In Eliot plays FDR on Broadway. Service since ISO, c,wF will meet tft _the,Sallupes H W. Wilson, live in a six-room ranch-style beautiful three - tiered who in foreign Church's Will Frank wedding Hyman and Ray Stark. ot. Seven Policy Guidance consider home: But sometimes as many as cake, plays FDR on Broadway. is a wh he became home, of Mrs. Steely. GalenThurman, Jr. and decorated with wedding bells Arts Productions for Price in Merryl Rubye Farmer. 600 relatives e possibility for the lead in the film Officer of Information Program. Bill Thurman. 40 and friends sit denim and garlanded with white carna- excess of $500.000. from si Poplar Street at 2:30 pm. -Mrs. plus a percent- I version. but no casting has been Since that time he has served as •••• to dinner in the dining room. tions nad greenery. Mrs. Otis age of National Boyd Gilbert is co-hostess. profits of the film. done as yet. c.- naul in Shanghai. China; Execu- •••• Tuesday. AprO 14th Euperior Judge Jennie Loitman police ft tive Officer of Consulate General; The Murray Star chapter No. Barron and her lawyer-banker loc CWF Group Two will meet In associate chief political affairs, in- 'CAKE'- Mrs. Elizabeth Finch• 434 OLJ met at the Masonic husband Samuel wanted a house ading the home of Mrs. Frank Holcomb ternational broadcasting division, uses a great big Easter egg r hall at 7 30 pan. small enough for two but big tally ar at 2 30 in the afternoon with Mrs Department of State; first secre- instead of a cake to mark her •••• enough to seat 40 .for dinner. Crinvine. Day Hopkini as co-hostess. tary. chief political section. Amer- 100th birthday In England. • • • • The Pottertown Homemakers they solved the problem by hav- Most. ican Embassy, Belgrade. Yugo- Club will meet in the home of ing large dining and living rooms captured The executive board of the slavia: Public Affairs Adviser, Bu- Mrs. Grace Robertson at 10:30 in that open into each other in L- wcaided Un.ted Church Women will meet reau of Near Eastern, South Asian the morning. shaped fashion. MAX large, u at ten o'clock in the Presbyterian and African Affairs, Department H. •••• One h Manse. of State. He served from Captain CHURCHILL • The Five Circles of the were or vrms. JUST GETTING STARTED to Lt. Colonel Military Intelligence, First Baptist church will meet at stolen • The Murray Assembly of Rain- BOSTON - - When a re AL'S: Representative, U.S, High FUNERAL HOME 2:30 in the afternoon inthe fol- Late bow for Girls will meet .n the psrter asked 84-year-old Rear Command in Austria to Four lowing places's Circle one with "THE FRIENDLY rap Masonic Hall at 7 pm. Admiral Donald B. Machfillian Power Negotiations for Austrian tes •••• Mrs. Owen Bangton, Circle Two FUNERAL how he was getting along was decorated with HOME" Minnows with Mrs. S. S. Herndon. Circle with Treaty, and The Delta Department of the his autobiography, burning Three with Mrs Carl Kingins, the noted Arc- the Bronze Star and Legion of Murray Woraisn'e club v..11 meet tic explorer but the Circle Four with Mrs. Melus Linn, replied: Merit. at the club house at 7:30 in the "Fine. I've already SUPERIOR a: the arid Circle Five at the First written 100- Forlowing reports of the , dis- even-at Hostesses are Baptist AMBULANCE Und•rg Mesdames Mission. 000 words and I'm not born yet." cussion groups at the afternoon Holmes Ellis, A D. Butterworth, session. a panel will discuss Whot SERVICE Dr. H A. tendent B. Austin and C. B. Ford. Thursday. April lith are the Goals of the United States Equipped With •••• inmates The Wene Department of the ONLY MOVIE CLOSES Foreign Policy and How do we PAULDLNG, OXYGEN The Jessie Ludasick circle of Murray Woman a Club will meet Ohio - - The Try to Achieve Them7" mental recent the Cole& Predayterian church at 2 30 in the afternoon at the closing of the only motion who hi pleture Phone PL 3-4612 will meet at 2 p.m. club house. Hostesses are Mes- theater in this town of The dinner session will be held courts •••• 2100 made Paulding County the at University Center Cafeteria 311 N. 4th - Murray, Ky. boatme dames Joe Parker. Nat Ryan at The WSCS of the fourth Otto county without a 7:30 p m. Mr. Ernest L. Vogt, He as FIrst Metho- Hughes. Maynard Ragsdale. John dist church will meet in the Little movie theater. sidered Res.g. E. W. Riley. Frank Hal- a• Chapel at 10.45 in the morning. COMPANION PRINTS on Noes ;Ileved I comb, end Tommy Lavender. polished cotton deck a room that's gay as a •••• floral fabric makes spring bouquet. Striped were •••• drapes Scattered pattern of nosegava Is used for canopy and dust ruffle. quickly. Saturday. April THEY STILL IN THE LEAGUE? Wednesday. April Mb Dale & Stubblefield Drug Husks The Woodman Circle Juniors CINCINNATI. Ohio - rare — A The Arts and Crafts club will in the I will meet at 2 pin. in the man-in-the-street poll on the meet in the tame of Mrs. Kate Ameri- can Legion Hall. question of 'who will win the PRESCRIPTIONS the bre Kirk at 2.30 in the afternoon. Several •••• • • • • National League pennant in 1959" found one man picking Joists The Wesleyan Circle "New of the First Tuesday. April 21s4 York." Bright floor a Methodist church will meet in the The general meeting of the social hall at 7.30 in the evening. Christian Women's Fellowship of Hostesses will be Mrs. Julian Ev- the First Christian Church will Cit Matthews To Preach God's Word Ideas College Church of Christ - Murray, Ky. By JOAN O'SULLIVAN Gel April 1 -8 7:00 p.m. WINDOW dressing's an Wily DON'T MISS IT! art There's much more , 1 to it than just Ne putting up curtains and draperies -at least there Ls if you want re- sults decoratively different All We like the idea, for ex- am•3Ie, of teaming draperies close Murray vacatim Lumber Co. Inc. and a café curtain It's used effectively In an enchanting HER DREAMS of remain "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" room for a young girl. being that gracious Murr 104 East Maple St. hostess will Phone PL 3-3161 Fabric "Wallpaper" coma; High true; CASTLETON Carter The draperies are done In chino will be THE silent close al a striped floral and, clever partner to her entertaining this FS touch, - this same floral has success. pupils. been applied to the wall. A Lovely true color SEEN THIS MANI-This is a la wallpaper, designs, *nets; SCOTT underlining the beautiful DRUG sketch of the suspected killer translucent chino, Main window and making a color- of the Car-mil a world-famous reputation during Jackson family ful da.do around the room. of Apple Grove, Vs. for quality, these all belong The funny, The café curtain-just one and cle parents to her with and two daughters, tier-la snowy white It takes CASTLETON ings. Will •nli n.4444 Be •44-4,60 Open This were found murdered china. They will be Sunday weeks away that yours, Mani stark look windows A COOL LOOK for summer la achieved with a after their disappearance from tend to have but-and this window treat- too, when you choose china tend tl for your Drug, Prescription _and Sundry Is ment that teama washable, woven shade and Needs. • roadside near Apple Grow% Its big beauty—does not ob- floral drapes. by CASTLETOH ... it's e sociatic where their car was found. The scure the view. For because It joy to live with. privacy, fits the bed like a ment employed Ls worth not- during suspect Is described as white.. drapes can be drawn. box top, For WE WILL BE CLOSED front Interest, Its edge ing, too. It's concoived to do about six feet tall, has been 11:00 a. In. to 1:00 175 pounds. Novel cut in a version of three things: hide a radiator, p.m. tor Church flow Touches the Greek kW** U and 30 years o4 key design that's create storage space and an- This effective boldly piped tatr complexion and As* hag. window In lacquer red. pear decorative. It's a success treatment is lu.st part of a The floral fabrics are in on all counts! setting filled with novel soft blue and white with rod aever Cabinet toi.shes. accents In wonderfully wash- Shown at left.. .one of our The entire under-window Wei HO, for example, the able polished cotton. bet, Bridal patterns. ar-a has been encioseJ Frazee, Melugin & Holton 1 of a canopy used Decorative SEc-de by a cabinet that conceals the ra- Our Complete Bridal Regis- -1.oster bed. It's Another intriguing Us INSURANCE window diator and affords try is o welcomed service ... Soutl AGENTS r • • ..• - a rufliect two roomy treatment Is used In a dining little closets with to both tile "Bride-to-be" ler °I 14304' -le shelves The ninny AUTOMOBILE fa room. Instead of curtains, a top of this and — FIRE — CASUALTY eat. an .ilit to s built-'n makes a "Friend, of the Bode." Fair -t shade err-- - - nice show spot A -n u d tor 's for knick- regittered "Bride-to-be Tuesda But , broh• Telephone . . ;cn a cur':'n ro.; nInntr, flowsra Makes a happy Bride ... with PL 3-3415 Gatlin Building thaVO orsoive dells • os tro ' ..41m4y44,..4.0441041I 1111s. worms what r:.,otheaiL woven In tcy'es of b - arnotem-o-47-7i; she wants afro '.".e !lust a-r1 This G: • most. wt !eh is na..sral, and r "1r o La a t: 1 SC 4 as :derby : nat.^ I . ir warray, Kentucky r. onOrtly in p" finl.h that rr We invite you to visit our Term .as r atiotio'r. Ito tel ore:; lors:.. 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