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United Press IN OUR 77th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, October 9;1956 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVII No. 240 'Racers Take Each Game As 4,000 Mile Per Hour roolr7y7i milm Democrats Name Committees Plane Being Planned Beauty Contestants They Come Says Cullivan ay CHARLES CORDDRY Ties Up At Meeting This Morning United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 ilff — "I expect The government is planning a the Louisville Card- Plans are being made to put A Democratic Committee meet- Carlton Buchanan, Melton Mar- Named For Big Day inals will rocket - powered research air- be seeking revenge Utley in at left half in place ing was held this morning in skall, Harvey Ellis, 0. B. Boone, for their last plane that will fly well over two losses to the of Phil Foster and use Foster the office of Robert Young for Dr. Conrad Jones, Bill Scott, Dr. Murray State 4,000 miles an hour, it w a a The contestants to; the "Miss Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Mari. Route Racers, but I as a spot player, increasing his the selection of various com- Hugh Houston ,Hugh Gingles. :6 would hardly call learned exclusively today. Calloway County" beauty contest 5, Murray. this Saturday's effectiveness for breakaway play. mittees which will be in charge Whit Inlet:, Ortis Guthrie, Luther game a 'grudge It may be ready to fly in about have been selected. They are as Almo High School. Miss Lutri- battle*" said "The Racers are not looking Brooklyn won the sixth game of the Democratic. efforts for Robertson, Herman Darnell, Ran- Coach Jim Cullivan today. toward two years. . follows: cia Hale. daughter of Mr. and I the OVC championship of the world series today by tht general election on Nov. 6. dall Patterson and Frank Albert "The Racers, who don't hold now, but are Designated the X15, the spec- Murray Training School, Miss Mrs. Clyde Hale, Route 3. Benton. looking at each a score of 1 to 0 in the tenth Robert Youn lg. Democratic Stubblefield. is grudge against anybody, have game as it comes," said tacular little craft is expected Sue Scarbrough, daughter of Mr. Faxon Junior High School, Coach Inning. Robinson drove in the Chairman for k the county also Farm chairman and co-chair- played their best games of the Cullivan in commenting to leach altitudes well above and Mrs. 11. M. Scarbrough, Col- Miss LaTressa Mardis. daughter upon winning run. The series is all advised that Democratic Head- men are Harvey Ellis and Joe season when they were the un- probable outcome Saturday. 200,000 feet, or more, than 38 lege View Addition, Murray. of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mardis, tied up now 3-3 with the win- quarters will be opened later Dick. derdogs and I am hoping this "The Cardinals and others miles. Douglas High School. Miss Route 1, Dexter. we ning game being decided to- this week. Saturday will be no exception," play soon represent the heavy Vet'erans chairman The airplane is under joint de- Halene Perry, daughter of Mr. morrow in Brooklyn. The finance committee will be and co- Murray High School, Miss he added. - - part of our schedule and we chairman are velopment by the National Advi- and Mrs. Ruford Perry, Route 1, composed of Holmes Ellis as James Os erbey Mary Lee Outland, daughter of Murray will be closer to full will have a hard time if we and Lester Nanney. sory Committee for Aeronautics. Almo. mistrength toe chairman with the following Mr and Mrs Pogue Outland, the game against set our sights 011 anything else," Production Fruit The colored chairman will be the Air Force. the Navy, and New Concord High School, • ../the Cardinals than they named as members: Owen Bill- Elm Street. Murray. istice have he said. named at a later meeting to be North American Aviation, Inc., Miss Rachel Mart daughter of been in the past two weeks. Vegetables Lags ington. Glen Doran, George E. Kirksey High School, Miss .h tus Murray's passing attack im- called by the colored people. TA/S Angeles It has been men- No players were injured in the proved in the game Overbey. George Hart, Joe Dick, Glenda Suiter, daughter of Mr. illiam against 'The Youth Committee will be tioned in congressional testi- Morehead game and a number Morehead and led to the Racer and Mrs. Bone Suiter, Route 2, nnan. composed of Hal Houston, Dick mony, but details have not been photo) of those who saw no action scoring, but it was the defense, LOUISVILLE. Oct. 9 rn —A Murray'. Stout, Holmes Ellis, Jr., Patsy announced. Services For due to injuries are expected holding the Eagles to 79 yards University of Kentucky argricul- Paris Juveniles Buchanan, Dan Miller and Max The X15, if it performs as Hazel High School, Miss Patsy to be ready. rushing, which has Coach -Culli- tural expert warned a meeting Are Released Rogers. planned, will carry man at Hughes, daughter of Mr. a n d has done so van singing the praises of such of farmers and county agents speeds more than twice as fast Hamon Miller Mrs. Roy Hughes, Hazel. well in the last few games as linemen as Al Giordano. J. D. here Monday that Kentucky's Three Paris youths. , all 16, District chairmen are Alrmin as those achieved to date in a Lynn Grove High School. Miss right half in place of injured Burdin, John Daniels and Marlin production of -fruit and veget- were returned to the custody of Willoughby, Dex Steely, H. M. research plane and about three Glenda Cooper. daughter of Mr. Dick Utley that he may be a lienley, and Iniebackers Phil ables is seriously lagging. their parents after being appre- Workman, Joe McCuistion, A. E. times as fast as those flown by and Mrs. 011ie Cooper, Route 1, ermanent fixture in this spot. Chesser and Dave Bottos. Dr. J. Neisius, assistant Held Today E. di- hended at the Hazel School Mayfield, Vernon Coleman. and any warplane known today. S p Murray's offense against More- Murray. rector of agricultural extension lunch room last week. ----• Lee Donelson. The X15, latest in a string of head suffered heavily from fum- for the university, said that Ken- An authority reported that the The precinct chairmen will be research craft with which the Mr. 'Hamon Miller, age 84, The "Miss Calloway County" bles and penalties. The Racers tucky farmers shipped only four boys apparently were just hun- named at a later date. United States has explored the died Monday at 12:45 p.m. at contestants will ride in the President fumbled seven times, lost three of carloads of fruits and vegetables gry, as nothing was' missed ex- mysteries of high speed and high the Murray General Hospital. parade in surreys. Afetr t h e of them, giving the Eagles a An advisory committee with to other states in 1955. cept small quanties of lunch altitude, will exceed the current- His death was attributed to com- parade, the girls will be returned number of golden opportunities. Darrell He said that Kentucky and two meat. Shoemaker as chairman ly fantastic to the West side of the square "Morehead is better than ge- records achieved by plications following an illness of Circle Will other states are the only ones will be composed of the follow- the where the Queen and two at- nerally recognized. They play X2 rocket ship. two weeks. Mr. Miller resided that fail to ship fresh fruits and ing: Guy Billington, James Las- tendants will be chosen. T h e hard, have a good defense, and at the New Concord community. vegetables to the New York City siter. Mrs. Susan McDevitt. Ralph announcement and the crowning they are going to be a threat He is survived by two daugh- area. Dorcas McCuistion, Mrs., Sadie N e I 1 Mrs. Bilbrey Said Queen will take place at Speak ters, Mrs. Madison Stubblefield of the Here in years to come," said Coach State Agriculture Coniffiissioli- Jones, Mrs. Whit Imes, Mrs. Cullivan. Recovering Well and Mrs. Gene Harmon, both of the Murray High School Holland • er Ben Butler said that farmer* Clete Farmer. Carl Kinking, The Eagles started ten fresh- , --- Murray Route 5, one son, Earlie Stadium during the intermission Mrs. Florence H. Jensen, Oma- should not consider fruit a George Hart, J. D. Rogres, Ches- men and one senior. The senior, n d Planning For Mrs. E. F. Bilbrey is recover- Miller, Murray. one sister. Mrs. of the horse and mule pulling ha, Nebraska, national president vegetables ter Yarbrough. Kerby Jennings, Capt. Harold Rose, was injured as secondary crops, ing very satisfactorily following Johnnie Alton. Hardin, o n e contest which will start at 1:30 of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Herman and that the prominence of to- Darnell, Jim Scott, Nor- surgery at Vanderbilt p.m. Circle, will be the guest speaker early in the game and taken Hospital brother. Andrew Miller of Har- bacco ha brought about lagging ton Foster. James Williams, on Septembei at the WoodmeniFall Convention out. Costume Party 26. din, five grandchildren and four James Johnson, Harold Glen The Raeers did not play as fruit and vegetable production. Her son, Baxtet Bilbrey, said great-grandchildren. in Murray Thursday, Oct. 11, Doran. Bob Miller. Randall Pat- well as a team as they did his mother returned to her home at the Woman's Club House. terson, against Eastern and this situation Brigham 4,utrell, Mrs. in Murray last Thursday October He was a member of the New The banquet will be at 6:00 Seek 'Cause Of MOs. Fred Workman, newly Hazel High is being worked upon ails week Rozella Outland, Mrs. G. B. Scott, 4. He said Mrs. Bilbrey's appetite Providence Church of Christ o'clock, followed by a ritualistic elected president of the Dorcas the heavy preparation for the Sickness Outbreak Doc Adams, George E. OverbeY is just fine and the family is Funeral services were held at meeting at 730. Mrs. Oneida in Sunday school class of the First Cardinals. antr Wayton Rayburn. highly pleased with her recovery. the NOE •StraeOrti Church ot , Boyd, president of the Murray Baptist church, today announced LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9 IP -- Christ Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. with Pitaittlinsy ..trove, and past national presi- plans for the next regular mon- Health officials Bro. Ernest A. Clevenger, Jr. dent of the Tau Phi Lambda continued a thly class meeting. Public Is Invited house-to-house canvas of about officiating. Burial was in t h e Sorority, will preside at the The meeting will be held at 300 homes here to shed light on Tobacco Show Will Be Part Hicks Cemetery. Cage Season evening session. To Hear Author the City Park Tuesday evening. the I93-J recent outbreak of sleeping October 16th, at 7:30. Active pallbearers were; John Mrs. Martha Carter, Murray, sickness as Dr. Alfred L. Crabb, author the case total rose to The timely theme of the meet- R. Hendon, Joe Parker McCuis- The Hazel High basketPall state manager and national com- 90 with of "Dinner at Belmont" and 10 deaths today. ing will be "Halloween." The Of Calloway County Day ton, Raymond Hamlin, Kenneth players and their coach will have mittee woman, will be toast- Mary other books, will speak at Mur- Patricia Hayden, 11, a group will come dressed for a Clark. James Carroll and Isaac one thing in common, when they mistress at the banquet. Mrs. ray State College today and 6th grade student, was the latest Costume party. A prize will be Dowdy. open Nola Moltenberry, Bowling A tobacco show will be held many as four entries in each their season October 30 at Wednesday, Oct. 9 and 10, under victim .atit what was believed to awarded for the costume voted The Max H. Churchill Funeral Murray With Green, state president, will give in conjunction with Calloway exhibit to justify prizes. Training. one ex- the sponsorship of Lambda Iota be encephalitis. to be the most original or the Home was in charge of t h e the invocation and serve as County Day according to intot- -Following are the various lots ception, they are all new. Tau, national literary honorary Two teams are taking most unique. arrangements. haplain for the convention. blood gitlich will be judged with the Rookie coach Bob Chaney can a fraternity. samples from families in The highlight of the evening mation received this morning. Mrs. Lois Wateifield, Murray, seven prizes being given for first, sec- count but one letterman among The public is invited to hear selected sections of the c i t will be the roasting of weiners Type 23 Western Dark Fired national committee woman and y. ond and third place. his total of 14 hopefuls, who will this Tennessee author as he Laboratory tests will show how over an open fire. - - Tobacco will be displayed in a state welfare chairman, will , Lid .color,1 Wra pper . in • brown bear the colors of the Lions speaks at 7:30 on this evening many persons have had the dis- Mrs. Myrtle J. Walt teacher, bring the Greetings of welcome booth In front,of Kuhn's Five $5. $3, $2. Funeral Of through a 24 oaine schedule. in room 107 of Wilson hall and ease virus recently and the officers urge all mem- from the host grove and Mrs. without be- and Ten Cent- 'store. Lot 2. Wrapper in dark color, ...Elected as co-captains for the at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Coming sick. bers to try to attend. Mary Ann Ogden, Slaughters, AD., $5, $3, $2. squid- were. Ronnie Hampton Little Chapel of the Administra- Dr. Maurice Kamp, Entries in the snow must be state secretary, will give the city-xounty Lot 3. Heavy leaf in brown Paul Gholson and Danny Duncan: Other team tion building. health director, in by 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, response. said only one color. B.F.. $5, $3, $2. members include, Henry Hutson, new case of encephalitis Kenneth Weight the big day, and judging will was re- Lot 4. Heavy leaf in d-n-e-k DuYant _MAIM T G.0 aLE d. Mrs. Goldia McKeel Curd, This is the 50th year of ported Monday. - begin at 11:00 am. Home From—Overseas color. B.D.. $5, $3. $2. Ralph Letterman. Gary Cooper, Murray, state. past president, is Federal meat inspection service, "The current Tomorrow encephalitis out- A sample will consist of six Lot 5. Thin leaf in brown Jerry Waters, Johnny Johnson, On charge of local arrangements, assuring the nation healthy, us- break appears to be on th de- color, C.F.. $5. $3, $2. Charles Nesbitt. Stoney Rasbury, and will preside during the able meat cuts. cline," Kamp said. Kenneth Jr. hands of six leaves each. Only Wright, son of Lot 6. Thin leaf in dark color, The 'funeral of Paul Gholson. Billy Wilson, Terry Wilson. and Junior Graduation ceremony. one sample may be entered ,in Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wright C.D.. $5, $3. $2. age 60. who passed away yes- James Irvin. Mrs. B. Wall Melugin, Murray, of Murray has arrived home each lot by an -exhibitor. All en- Lot 7. Thin leaf, green or terday morning at 7:15 will be .national representative, will ser- over The first home game for the after spending some months tries will be classified according mixed held tomorrow at ;:00 o'clock ve as attendant. GOP color. C.G. and CM.. $5, Lions is set for Nov. 6 when the Candidates At Reception seas in Germany with the Army to U. S. Government standard at the J. H. Churchill Funeral $3, $2. Medical Corps. highly regarded Puryear Hornets Other national and state of- specifications. All farmers in the Lot 8. Heavy leaf, green or Home. Young Wright came home on of Coach Stanley Cooper, invade • ficers who are to particicpate county are eligible to compete in mixed color. HG. and In Enemy the USNS Gen. Harry Taylor B. M., Gholson died after an illness Hazel. In the convention are: Mrs. Helen Territory Today the show. There must be as $5, $3. $2. docked the Brooklyn of several months. The schedule is as follows: Tate, Jackson, Tenn, national and at Yard on September 27. He was born in Ballard County Oct. 30. MTS. away; Nov. 6, Tau Phi ambda Committeewom- Navy By UNITED PRESS separated from the near Kevil and received his •an and state manager; Mrs. Em- favor keeping Ezra Benson as ‘. He was Puryear (H); 9, S. Marshall (T); secretary of agriculture" service at Fort Dix. He will education at Bowling Green 13, Kirksey (H); 16, Cunning- ma Moore Myers, Russellville, The Republican senatorial can- Weth- THE SERIES IN BRAVES' PARK erby declared. work until next fall, when he Businees College. He also 'at- ham .(T); 20, fle w Concord (H); Mrs. Mamie Lee Myers, Rus- didates and their wives attended "That is the question plans to enter college to take up tended the College of Engineers 27, Almo (T); December: 4, Cayce . sellville, Mrs. Sarah Sprlin, Cad- a reception in enemy territory Ken- tucky farmers want Cooper pre-medical studies. at Chicago. (T); 7, Lynn Grove (H); 11, iz, Mrs. Rine Gatlin, Madison- today while their Democratic ap- to answer. They have Cuba (T); 14, MTS ville and Mrs. Jewell McClain ponents continued to campaign a right to He was ,with USL Battery (H1; Jan- wonder. Cooper of Fulton and Jackson, Tenn., separately. first said he Little News At Company and Marine Trust in uary: 4. S. Marshall (H): 8. Cayce stands on the Republican past national representatives; Mrs John Sherman Cooper a n d plat- Buffalo and Niagra Falls. New (111: 11, Lynn Grove (T1: 15. form. Then he said he Nell Thurchwell, Louisville, state Thruston B. Morton appeared believes The City Hall York for fourteen years as an Farmington (T); 18, Graham (T): he is now for firm 90 per cent first vice president; Mrs. Jeanet- at the reception at GOP head- accountant. He came to Callo- 19. Greenville IT); 22. New Con- price supports, although he activity was reported'at te Lindsiy, Paducah, state second quarters in Frankfort. Cooper voted Little way County in 1934 and joined cord (T); , 25, Farmington (H). against them when he was weekend except vice president; and Mrs. Genora also spoke at Versailles. Har- in the city hall this the Western Dark Fired Tobacco Hazel will enter the Calloway the Senate," the former governor public Hamlett, Murray, state chaylin. rodsburg and Lawrenceburg as for the arrest of two for Growers Associatioriiiiiicount- County Teurnament Jan. 31-Feb. „ declared. Drill teams from Madisonville, Morton appeared at Bedford, drunkness and a grass fire on • ariL_ He resigned this organi- 2, and finish hteir schedule in Lewisburg, Cadiz and Murray Carrollton, Owenton and La- At Ashland Clements said that Poplar. zation as secretary-treasurer and February with: 5. Cuba (H): will officiate in the various Grange. ''Democrats have tried for more The Fire Department was cal- entered the real estate and in- Almo 9. Puryear (T); I2s ceremonies. than two years to obtain led to the scene of the fire at ritualistic Democratic nominee Lawrence authori- surance business. Cunningham (H). zation for a federal 709 Poplar at 12:50 p.m. yester- W. Wetherby was in Daviess program All Woodmen Circle groves in of assistance to areas He was executive secretary County all day while his running of heavy. day. It was quickly extinguished West Kentucky are Invited to chronic of the Murray Chamber of Com- mate, Earle C. Clements stopped unemployment, but Re- with no damage reported. Miss Shroat participate in this annual faU publicans merce from 1948 to 1953. He Resting at Louisa, Sandy Hook and West have steadily resisted convention, which will be high- joined the Calloway Manufactur- Liberty. those attempts?' Comfortably At Home lighted this year by the presence Kellys Return ing Company here in 1953 as In a speech at Lancaster Mon- Clements said that "on May of the national President of the secretary-treasurer. During World day Cooper called for positive 28, 1954. I introduced legislatiim From Michigan Mies Bertha Neil! Shroat is • bWoodmen Circle. War II Gholson served in the steps to boost Kentucky farm that had the specific purpose_ — resting comfortably at the home_, -United States Navy 51 an income. of increasing economic activity— Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kelly extwrt a her pirents, • Mr. and Mrs. re- accountant. WEATHER Cooper laid down a four point that is, of providing jobs—in turned from a visit with Mr. Jeff Shroat. 505 Elm Street. program which included: "use these areas. What Happened? Kelly's daughter. Mrs. Lance Survivors include his wife Mrs Miss Shroat has had a long REPORT of the soil bank to the limit," The Republican administration Haley, her husband and two Ona Gholson, the former Miss illness which has confined her with tobacco payments raised said the bill was "unnecessary sons. Mike and Pat. Ona Preston of Ballard County; to her home for over a year. She 25 legislation. A Congress controlled has been to Mayo's Clinic in Southwest Kentucky —Fair from 18 to cents a pound; The Haleys live in Harrisville, two children Leita Rose and reduction -of taxes on tobacco; by Republicans refused to con- Michigan. Mrs. Kelly said they Rochester. Minnesota where she ST and cool today, night and Wed- Richard; two grandchildren Paul stop the movement of Kentucky's sider it." Clements said. enjoyed the visit very much. has received treatment several nesday. Frost tonight and a high Preston and Richard Carleton; tobacco acreage to other states Morton said that President While they were there they times_ today of 65 to 70. A high of 75 one sister Mrs. Herbert Steven- and greater efforts to increase Eisenhower's firm foreign policy visited the new bridge which is At present, her brother. Dr. expected in the extreme south- son of Rochester. New Vol k. exports of tobacco and other brought about peace in Korea, being constructed at Mackinaw. John of Ballard Carl E. Shroat is at her bedside east. Low tonight will be 34 to and one brother farm products. In a radio talk at Louisville. Mich. The bridge is about five nos ow KIN, in Milwaukee. Wis., Involves Sam Weinstein and County. and is attending her constantly. 40. High Wednesday 60 to 65. Cooper's opponent for t h e He said Eisenhower brought miles long and will be completed seven New Jersey friends he invited to come see the World Series Following funeral services to- Dr. Shroat is on the staff of Scene 5:30 a.b. temperatures: Senate seat vacated by the late about the end of the fighting sometime next year. in Milwaukee County stadium, home of the Braves. The fact that morrow at the J H Churchill the Columbus City Hospital in Louisville 52, Lexington 30, Pa- the World Series was being played in the Dodger and re Alben W. Barkley continued to by convincing the Chinese Com- Yankee Funeral Home, the body . will Columbus, Georgia. Dr. Shroat's ducah 50, Bowling Green 44, at Cooper and Secretary munists that the United States Pith from waste sugar cane parka didn't make him alter his plans, so you see the group be- be taken to Lovelettsville. Ken- wife, the former Jackie Gardner. Covington and London 50, Hop- of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson wouuld strike at industrial Man- stalks works well as a -holder" fore a television set, as somewhat per Weinstein schedule. Among tucky to the Bethel Cumberland and their eleven months 0d kinsville 46. in a speech at Calhoun. churia if the war were prolong- for blackstrap molasses, a cattle the group is Charles Blossfleld, Braves ticket manager, who re- Presbyterian church where gra- daughter Carol. are also visiting Evansville, Ind , 53. "Does John Sherman Cooper ed. feed. funded the ticket money. (International Sound photo) veside services will be held. • in Murray.

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P • • 4- -.t..!••••1. • vosol PACE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES— MURRAY, KY. TUESDAY — OCTOBER 9, 1956 N•INIM ..imminimErimm.immen••• q Tiff LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHED BY LEDGFe a TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, lee. Conrolichition of the Slur, ay Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The MONDAY Times-Herald, October 30, 1928. and the'West Kentuckian, January LARSEN P1TCHE$ NO .-.- -HATT:ER II, 11)42. whether it would be 18 - shot dosage can be given by Actress Fails To JAMES C, WILlelANS. rustisHER . fsame,SSW Vaccine Only go:iainnneerwJinonhennyUckr gh , the next polio season I. Bob Show For TV Part We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters Fifth Game Of World Series Effective Polio to the Editor, The statement praised Sabiti er Public Voice items which ut our opinion are not gar the best Vaccine Today for his "many valuable con- NEW YORK, Oct. 9 115 —Act- .Interest of our readers. WORLD SERIES tributions" to polio research It rcss Margaret Sullivan's feilioe said the department has "long NATIONAL •' REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1368 Perfect Game Is Pitched In FACTS & FIGURES WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 de to appear (or a scheduled tele- The Department of Health, Edu- been aware" of Sabin's research. creat- Monroe. Memphis. Tenn.: 250 Park Ave., New York; Ildf N. Michigan vision show Monday night cation and Welfare warns that her Ave, Chicago: 80 Bolyston St.. Boston. In New York, the National ed a mystery today as By OSCAR FRALEY Yankees and Schoolboy Rowe of Salk polio vaccine is "still the BROOKLYN, Oct. 9 01 — Foundation for Infantilt Paraly- whereabouts. Entered at Murray. Un,ted Press Sports Wr.ter the Detreit Tigers. rnly effective fully tested vac- the 1Pnet Office, kentucky, for izaagmaleion as Facts and figures on the World issued a warning against Columbia Broadcasting NEV. YORK, Oct. 8 tr — cine against polio available to sis also The Second Class Matter delaying Salk vaccine shots for cancclled "The Pilot", a Towering pitched the Larsen erased it by going all Series: the public." System children. was to have been SUBSCRIPTION RAM: By Carrier in Murray. per week Tic, per first perfect game in World the way without letting one of Series standing — Yankees 3, • play which those Dodgers get a foot on that Dodgers 2. Dr. Albert B. Sabin, a Univer- presented live on its "Studio.. Womb W. IsOdloway and adnuerig couittaes, per yeas. SUR ciao- Series history today to give the "Salk vaccine is safe, effective lonesome white sack 90 feet Series winner — First sity of Cincinnati scientist, an- One" program from 10 to 11 p.m. where. ELSE • a 2-0 win team and available today," Dr. Thomas down the first-base Ii..e. to win 4 games. • nounced at a scientist's' meeting EDT with Miss Sullivan in the over the Brooklyin Dodgers and M. Rivers, medical director of Today's game — the SDAh at Saturdat that he is working starring role. _TUESD.A1' -- OCTOBER 9. 1956 send them one game upo in the the Foundation, said in a elate- Magnin, striving desperately -to ighbets Field, 1 p.m. EDT oa a vaccine that %email be Sullavan. who had ment. He said It was "Impossible When Miss get that "one fur the memory Probable starting — taken orally. He said he ex- play for 10 days, to estimate" how long it would rehearsed the Backed by the at book," matched Larsen's perfect Yankees: pected it to produce long-term dress re- home-run 118-9) take to test and prove the did not report for a 10 Years Ago This Week pace until two were out in the or (8-4); Dodgers: immunity with a single dose. of and fielding effectiveness of the new vaccine. hearsal Monday afternoon, CBS Ledger and Times File gems by the Oklahoma Kid and fourth inning. Old Sal worked Clem Labirie (10-6). contacted her agent, Miriam The department said in a A House government opera- gangling Gil McDotigald, he the count to two and two and Series favorite — Yankees, Howell. statement Monday that it will tions subcommittee will hold a six-foot four - inch right - then watched helplessly as Man- 16-5. Howell said later she had The citraliturray has filed a petition with the Cal- be a "long time" before Sabin's public hearing Thursday on the Miss loway Circuit Court, Murray. asking that a large area of hander thrilled 64.519 screaming tle toweoerl his home _ into Today's favorite — Yankees, spoken to Miss Sullavan's bus-.q Yankee Stadium fans as he re- the right field seats. 21-20. if Kucks pitches; even vaccine is fully tested. polio vaccine program. the section Adjoining the present city limits become part. The department band, Kenneth A. Wagg, who wrote the record book with Amore* Just Misses money if Ttirley pitches. urgedparents Chairman L H. Fountain (D- will be November to continue to have their chil- said he had not seen his wife of the city. Final action taken at the 's first no-hit, no-run, Scores of preceding games — NC) said the main purpose is The Dodgers appeared to be dren innoculated with Salk vac- all day. term of circuit court here in Murray. The proposed art- no-walk masterpiece in 34 years. 1st: Dodgers 6, Yankees 3; 2nd: to see whether the Department getting the range on Larsen in cine It said that if innoculations Wagg, reached by telephone oexation would raise the present population of 3,800 to Out Of Dormouse Dodgers 13, Yankees 8; 3rd: of Health, Education and Wel- the fifth. Hodges, with one out are begun now the full three- later at his Greenwich, Coon., an estimate0 6.000 persons. The alst perfect game was by hit the blast on which mann.: Yankees 5. Dodgers 3: 4th: Yank- fare is exercising "proper eco- Dodgers 5th: Yankees nomy and efficiency" in spend- home said: Charley Robertson of the White made his spectacular . catch and ees 6' 2; Mrs. 9. F. Perdue,. Paducah, was the guest Friday 0. league's share: $801,426 94; play- ing federal funds for purchase "My wife was taken ill this Sox, way back on April 30. then little Sandy Arnoros behest 2, Dodgers of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wear and attended Games remaining — 7th, if ers share: $693,561 53 (players of Salk polio vaccine. morning. She hasn't been well 1922. And nobody expected such a pitch into the right field seats. necessary, at , Wed. share only in first four for some time. I think it is prob- the Murray-Mayfield football game. a teat from the unpredictable which curved foul by a few games). Five-game financial figures — Television — NBC Vin Scully In the late 19th Century, Ken- ably the strain again." Don — a long-time resident frantic feet. Then Larsen wiped Services for Tellus Scott Fitts. 29, victim of an auto- Attendance: 278,897; net receipts: and Mel Allen announcing. tuckians constructed many "shun The actress relinquished h ego of the Yankee doghouse who his forehead, hitched up his mobile crash nar Morganfield, Ky.. last Saturday, were $1,737.633 69: commissioner's Radio — Mutual, Bob Wolff pikes" over which traffic might role, in the Mroadway play, A failed to last in the second game pants and got Amoros to ground Hope. Rev. L. L. Jones officiated. share: 5260.145.06; clubs and and Bob Neal announcing detour to avoid toll gates. "Janus," several months ago be- held Tuesday at New of this Series. out. • from Mic,hi- cause of nervous strain. But the big fellow Larsen got his second run in • Fitts, living in Highland Park. Mich., at the time of City. Ind.. enthralled the Wagg denied reports that his gan the sixth when Carey opened Army Interceptor his death, was a native of Murray. sports world today under the wife's whereabouts were un- with a" tingle to centerfield—only cobalt skies as he took two known and insisted that CBS Mrs. Pogue Outland and children, Stanley the second hit off Maglie—and Mr. and big assists from Mantel and an- had informed tfilltMiss Sullavan Larsen caught Brooklyn by sur- C_ lines and Mary Lee. of Murray. visited Mrs. Outland's other from McDougald and com- would not be able to appear. , prise when he mothr, Mrs. J. M. Imes, Sunday. s pletely crushed the Dodgers with sacrificed Carey _ • along with a two Mr. and Mrs. Carter Robertson of Highland Park. 97 pressure-packed pitches. -strike bunt. That's . Mich., visited their parents. Mr, and Mrs. Johnnie Rob- It was a heart-stopping effort when Bauer laced his single to left, scoring jtADICATS 'PREYENf ertson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Ray. this week. They also as Larsen, a carefree guy who Carey:sand wedding of their son. Billy, and Miss Mary called the Series over-emphasiz- manager Walt Alston took a trip 14 • came for the to the mound. After a long con- Anna Buie which was an event of October 4. ed surpassed the efforts of the greatest names in the annals ference, he left Old Sal on the of the game and hung a heart- hill. breaking defeat on old Sal (The Mastic got out of__ it_when THE DESTRUCTIV6 TERMITE Barber) Maglie. Mantle ripped a one-hopper to ' But The Barber, winner of Hodges and the Dodger firs the opening game of the Series; baseman, after stepping On first FREE INSPECTION couldn't match this performance to retire Mantle, rifled a perfect despite a gallant effort in which peg home to permit Campanella 'TERMITES he gave'the Yankees only 'five .and Robinson to run down Hauer. hits. Only three men in history Sal Retires Side --Licensed and Insured— ever have been able to post After that Old Sal allowed Sam Kelley World Series one-hitters Ed only one more hit, to Martin nes Reulbach of the Cubs in 1906. with two out in the seventh; and Phew. Claude Passeau of the Cubs the crafty veteran whose five- in 1945, and Bill Bevens of the hitter would have won any of AilMY b SOU MONGER trig 11 flea y In e pts a enn ta e pass inten or I .ug T echling Kolley's Past Yankees- in 1947. the previous four games, struck (el) who is up-ended by Cadet Dick Murtland (48) in the first quarter. Army sewed up the Two Great Saves out the side in the eighth. game with two touchdobns in the first period to win 14 to 7 before 25,175 fans at West Point, Control -year old Larsen needed The 2'7 But it was too late by then. N.Y. (International Soundphoto) two great saves — one bLBle- For the towering Larsen.shad Dougald in the second pa an- one foot inside the Hall of Fame -other in the fifth by Mantle, by then, and he finished it up in THERE'S NO BETTER REASON THAN! THE whose fourth-inning horner_srave record-smashing style. , Larsen his first run. The Dodgers, who had won Scots- McDougald, the skinny the first two games at Ebbets 11111.1'hni NUO:Ne.I Is norrineu t.0 Uiseu•et uiuLIIS in the man. was Larsen's hero Field and hope to get eveh as pal, Francis. is no longer a talking mule, at least for second when the Series goes back to their the time being, due to an attack of laryngitis, in this powered a smash which scooted smaller home park today, norM- Haunted House," which off 's .tlove. Lean scene from -Francis In The nated relief star Clem Labine, Gil pounced on A iiiir-ftfled opens'tomorrow at the Varsity Theatre for a two- a 10-game winner, as their "get- day engagement. a throw to first which caugh Robinson by an eyelash. even" starter. Last Inning Try Then; in the fifth, big Gi . his Yankees NO BETTER SEASON THAN Hodges lashed out a long drive finally on top, said he woindn't THERE'S to 'left center, which looked as know until warm-up time today if it was going through for an extra-base hit. But Mantle, 1111111$1111111111111111111111114 running as if he had wings on his heels, brought a tremen- dous roar from the crowd as A'espAr/Verdi/ he made a sensational lunging DRIVE-IN fneatAi _back-handed stab and the ball smashed into his reaching glove. CALLOWAY COUNTY'S Larsen took it frown there YEAR-'ROUND after being given another run DRIVE-IN by. his teammates in the sixth as the Yankees ibt to sallow- faced Sal for three hits by TUESDAY ONLY Carey. Bauer's run - producing single after Larsen sacrificed! BUCK NITE Carey along, and a single by ALL YOU $11 00 per . Off To Races CAN HAUL .. car There was no stopping the, strapping Larsen then. Inning by ON OUR SCREEN inning, hes ent those disgusted I Dodgers down in regular order. But it was far from monotonous. 4711.1141KY TRAILING NEW YORK in the top of the ninth inning. Dodger Because, going into the ninth, Baiting 3110INICOLOR towering Fielder dives under, Andy Carey trying to stretch Carl Famine) sent a MITA YOUNG•11101Ake MOE the sky and his hie into a three bagger but is put out. Brooklyn Went score- ' drive high against MUER DRENNAN •emus nearau Bauer took it just a few feet WIN MOM• MOWN OWN less in the ninth and the Yankees: playing at home, won' 5-to-3, from the right field wall. Then A 20*. CIPOLIY-FOX IKON TAWAPIII their first series victory in three games. it was the ever-dangerous Roy (International Soundphoeo) bal that I Campanella, wa,. ing a WEDNESDAY IS • must haVe looked as big as a 1 One And Only violin to the tighe-lipped Lar- Democrat Nite sen. But the chunky Dodger THURSDAY IS ----""*".''"."""""""*"`"""ftwa•—.. catcher grounded out to Billy 'Be HOLIDAY SLOAN Martin at second. Republican Nite Now only one out stood be- • NOTE: We are not re- i•-• tween Larsen and that record- What a beitautiful way to s•ing into Fall! It - perfect game. and up sponsible for any acci- 0111,11101/11e, 111111get.1,rirrd making dents to time to adep strode Dale Mitchell, a former Republicans on Now's the best Just consider the features: The great Hods. Cleseland Indian who makes no Democrat Nite and vise Engine —a smooth 230 hor-epoii er•—gii dig you bones about his animosity to- versa. economy when roil •ant it Mid all the poser v ear that league - murdering up to Oldsmka...litie 'Mere'. yard those ON OUR SCREEN ever need for safetv' 14 take a road-tingeing Yankees. can provide. And Ailing that WEDNESDAY ONLY ride only a big ear Mitchell ran the bunt to one sill "to' or• - and hold its value-toy: ball and two strikes and then gives you rOcketinG perlormance make your move in a big say, up to 01r1.0. fouled off another. The crowd So loull Ids. doing business the Oldsmobile linable- was roaring on colery pitch. And , •4`11 -.111/1 nu . mom' then in the throat-choking pres- at a down-to-earth price! J si,an•il ...errwr MI avid.. sure. Larsen uncoiled from his. "no windup" delivery and whis- tled his history - making third strike past the waiting Mitchell 7qi 1E3 I IL— E Another Record Falls ON,OUR SCREEN CIP 44=ti As well as pitching the first THURSDAY ONLY ' I ivy DYAIF'..' perfect game in Series history. Ye 'T'eff O'SS•PY^ 1•;I' Larsen rubbed from the record Dennis endyk. Olj thrills .1u0.000 tans ntictitk.APi *TATE'S 1 books the mark for most innings Ike-DIObt ever to attend a Big 10 football 'game. by pounding in which no runner reached first J. T. HALE MOTOR SALES live yards through rignt tackle for the game's only touchdown. base. The best anyone ever had Seventh and Main 320 W. Broadway Aireaaf Terding Me University of Michigan in the 'fourth period done before was seven and one- Telephone 833, Murray Telephone 96, Mayfield by 3 to 0. Idendyk's tuuendown gave State a 9-to-0 win at third innings, held jointly by the as -CORMS ... DRIVE SAFELY! • Apo Asnor, Mien. (International Strundphotco inuncirtal Herb Pennock of the

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MAN to work in Service Station. Call 1060. 010C TOBACCO CURING NEWS Attention Hems Buyers To Dry weather favorable to cur- :5 ing of tobasco will continue SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK - All homes listed below /Part 4 3c per word for one day, minimum of If words for 50c Sc per word for three days. Classified ads are payable In advance. throughout K6ntucky today' a have loans already set up Wednesday with, relative humid- we will transfer into your name without any g LIS Act- ity ranging between 30 and 35 Singer Sewing machine repre- LOST: Truck tire transfer cost to you THIS WEEK ONLY! livan's feile.e and wheel, CARD OF THANKS per cent. NOTICE sentative in Murray. For salts, near Otis Lovins :heduled tele- place on lake. Humidity tonight will range service, repair contact Leon Hall, Please call The family of Hafford Story * EXTRA NICE 2 bedroom perma stone howl, on 75x175 ft. lot y night creel- Five Point Ashland from 75 to 85 per cent. Barns ATTENTION 1617 Farmer. Ph. 1622-M TFC Service, 9118. 010P wish to express at corner of Poplar and So. 13th St. Large living room with fireplace, s), as .0 her FARMER. Book their sincere may remain closed today if to- your order at thanks to the large dinette and kitchen with garbage disposal and exhaust once for your De many friends and basso is cured, but if it is still fan, 2 Hybrid neighbors who nice size bedrooms, utility, big Broadcasting Kalb Grain sorghum LOS'F: Brown billfold in Kroger have helped so curing barns should be opened breezeway, garage, plastered through- There is a FOR RENT willingly in the out, beautiful tile 'The Pilot', a seed. limited amount store or in parking lot. Finder harvesting of this afternoon. They should be bath, with shower and tub, electric heat. Has $8700 of these seeds. Some their corn. ,o have been verities contact Eva Orr at Kroger Store. closed at the time of the highest FHA Loan, payments $73.71 mo. already sold out. All seed are 2 ROOM furnished apartment its "StUdit‘ 011C Words cannot temperature to trap warm air. sold only on order Murray Cold and hut *ater. Bath. 1206 express t h e * 4 BEDROOM STUCCO HOUSE on beautiful shaded lot, living . 10 to 11 p.a. thanks to the following A few low fires would be ad- Hatchery. 010C West Main. Phone 325. TFC men: L. room with oi.en stairway, dining room, kitchen, utility, 2 bedrooms Wives' in the D Warren, John Warren, Floyd visable in curing barns tonight !OR SALE-1 with temperatures maintained at downstairs, 2 upstairs, garage, gas furnace heat. A nice house with TWO BEDOOM HOUSE at 403 Te.vlur. Leslie Dalton, Bill Hill, lots of room. $1000 clown, balanceifittr-rent. van, who had FOR YOUR INSURANCE needs Brent Erwin, Leo Erwin, 50 degrees or higher. South 11th. 260 pet moath. Pos- Gary for 10 days, contact Waynp Wilson, State 24 INCH Sunbeam cole furnace, Myers, James Key, session immediately. Dr. Ora K. Cratia Pas- * 7 ROOM HOUSE on Hamilton only 2 doors from college, basement, • a dress ire: Farm Agent, phone 321. NIOC stoker and blower. Phone 444. chall, Bill Collins, Ernest Mason, phone 349 or 284-J. 09C Under- furnace heat, nice shaded lot, ideal for keeping roomers or boarders, Iternoon, CBS 09P wood, FOR YOUR Fuller Brush needs Cornell Wells, Lloyd Wil- house in good condition. $6650.00 full price, only gent, Miriam kerson, $1000.00, balance call Lots Kelly, 1625 Hamilton. Frank Clark, Tom Wil- tes like rent. T., newly er Term UNFURNISHED A P PLAY PEN. Priced reasonable. kerson. Otho Clark, Edison Kim- Swarm Phone 1490. NIC wort-wig ot later she had decorated. Ky. and Ryan. Avail- Phone 418-W. 011P bro, Reed Brandon, Syluster Arc 0 * NICE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE on Miller Avenue. Living room, dining allavan's bus- ri Monuments first class material able now. $40 per month. Phone Paschall, S. J. Waters, L4rnard DAMAGE room, kitchen, utility, and bath. Fully insulated, 721 for appointment. 010P COSTLY air-conditioned, elec- Wagg, who granite and marble, large selec- 1 20 INCH Window Fan; five Paschall, Tom Erwin, Virgil Pas- tric heat. Balance of app. $6100,00 on loan, owner will transfer. seen his wife tion styles, sizes, Call 85, home piece chrome, dinette set. Call chall: C. E. Erwin, -Virgil Knott, phone 526. See at Calloway FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart- 1650 after 5:30 p.m. 09C Alvin Farris, Duff Erwin, Dumas OHIO VALLEY TERMINI * 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, corner of Elm and South 11th Street. Large by telephone Monument Works, VeL,ter Orr, ment. Private bath and entrance Stark, Tommy Stark, J. B. Stark, Paducah, CORP. Ky kitchen, large utility, living room, bath, and garage, can be bought nv.ich, Coon., owner. West Main St., near col- Heat and water furnished. Call ONE TWEED sport coat with Charles B. Stark, Carl Lockhart for only $800.00 down,and assume balance of FHA Loan. lege. N4C 48 or 1447-1107 Main St. 011C pants, one dress suit with shirt, and Tolbert Story. TERMINI/L-1/1,04d s largest taken ill this navy blues, size 12. Sell cheap. termite control organization * 2 BEDROOM HOUSE'on North 5th Street. Living room with wall- MONUMENTS n't been well FURNISHED one and two bed- Call 1849, 09C to-wall carpeting, kitchen, dinette, garage, part basement with auto- Murray Marble & Granite Works room apartments, electric Information Call ink it is prob- heat, For matic oil furnace heat, builders of fine memorials for 1941 CHEVROLET, good condi- hot and cold air ducts to each room. $3877 lain." private bath and entrance. Blue balancton loan. payments over half century. Porter White, Grass Motel, Hardin, Ky. 015C tion. Can be seen 709 Poplar St. $39.75 month, full price $7500. nquished h eat • RUG CLEANING Speciality Rug MURRAY LUMBER Manager .Phone 121. N3C Phone 1913. 010P 3adway play, A and Wall Deterger COMPANY * 6 ROOM HOUSE on 'Hazel Highway just South of city limits, very - nice onths ago be LOST & FOUND I Useci electric clipper. Good con- Phone 25. 01W Phone 262 kitchen and dining room with lots of cabinets, 2 large bed rooms train. dition. Call 1103 TF downstairs, 1 large room upstairs, 5 large closets upstairs, attic aorts that his Do You Want To thoroughly insulated, garage and chicken house, lot 100x320 ft. $1000 s were tin- Learn A Trade? LOST: Two white faced cows 182 BALES good lespedeza hay. down, balance on FHA terms. Full price only $7350.00. ed that CBS weighing 700 lbs. Strayed from See Lurline Shaw, 601 Broad Miss Sullavan Good opportunity for local Sid Curd Farm Wednesday. Last Ext., or call 790-W. 09P * LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE on Chestnut, corner of Beale. Extra to appear. boy or young man. Should be seen in vicinity of Midway. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST YOU large' living room, kitchen with lots of cabinets, 3 nice'size bed rooms, Notify Ivy Culver, phone 1360-J. BROWNING "Sweet Sixteen" able to use hands well, other- utility, built-in garage. $7825, balance on FHA Loan payments $63.00 09C automatic, new, never been shot. normal intelligence wise just Robert Hopkins. Phone 72 or per month. needed. Will teach you how TO PRODUCE A DOZEN ENS? #,Alvery LOST: White side-wall iecapped 107. 010C * 42-ACRE FARM 5 room house on blacktop road, 1.2 • to become a job printer. If tire and wheel. Size 16x650 on acre tobacco Interested apply at Ledger & N. 8th, Olive or 12th streets. BIRD DOG. Guaranteed to satis- You can do it for 5c to goc LESS base, corn base, good well water, good timber. A real buy at only Times. ollne Please return to Ansel Griffin fy. Gladys Jones, Murray, Ky. $4000.00, $1000.00 down, balance $30.00 month. 010P average feed cost with or call 1128. 09C than * 86-ACRE FARM with 2.8 t,obacco base, 30 acres in creek bottom, Vi TERMITE 2 dwellings, large tobacco barn, good stock barn, tool shed. Third to FR" DA; LO down, balance 5% interest. ECTION THE BLONDE • CORNO LAYER * 100-ACRE FARM, 95 acres good tendable land, 5 acre woods lot. Training school district. 7 room house, good well water, plenty of TES ponds, ideal for Small gram or stock farm. Half down, balance to suit DIED DANCING purchaser. I Insured- • by KELLEY ROOS • CORNO LAYER'S Cost-per-Dozen Boos. 13 1956 by Keller Roos 22,7% LOWER than 118-Flock Average You can save closing cost on all above listings payments are only dley hies Use Pedd. *sad 4 Co. novel. Copyright O 1949by William and Audrey Kelley Distributed by king Features Syndicate. what you would pay rent. If in Recent Feed-Cost Tests. In recent tests on 118 interested in home please let us help you &Al SYNOPSIS fatherly advice, some professional !searched for a crevice large with your Connie rat tun s suspicions were laying flocks conducted by The University of Illinois, the feed needs. aroused by her husband'• clumsy ex- tips and a rather timid pat on enough for an arm to reach cuses for his regular Wednesday the back. He pressed a button through, then for a hole large cost to produce a dozen eggs averaged 220. night absences. She trailed Steve to Past on his desk and in a moment the enough for a bullet to enter. But Corno poultrymen reported o feed cost of only 170 a doze, CALL 48 a private dance studio and then rea- by foot, inch by inch, I lized he was taking dancing lessons door swung open. The reception- Foot average with thousands of birds on CORNO LAYER. This is. 22.7% rol as a pleasant surprise for her. Keep- ist said, "Yea, Mr. Bell?" went over the gleaming walls. ing herself unnoticed, Connie watched was Less thon the University's cost figure. NITE - 1447 HOYT the door of the studio till Steve mit. "Leone, this is Hester Frost There was nothing. There ROBERTS 453 BILL HALL for a murderer to enter and went in for a private word with Hester, Miss Leone Webb." no way YOU to try this proven-formula laying ration, his teacher. She found the instructor. except through the stu- WE CHALLENGE pleased to this place Anita Farrell, sprawled on the f100r "How do woo do, dio's only door. and sew for yourself how CORNO LAYER will lower -shot dead. In the corpse's hand 111.21 meet you," we girls said to each a paper silhouette of herself. Con- Once again I had proved con- your lewd cost and boost your egg profits. Come in for fused. Connie's nrst thought was to other. clusively to myself that only your Como NOW. cover up for Steve. She grabbed the Baucum Weal Estate Agincy silhouette and the appointment frxi _.Leone," Bell said, "will you Steve could have murdered Anita at the unattended reception desk out- help Hester to become accli- Farrell. THURMOND'S COAL: & FEED side and went home to confront Steve. mated? She Is one of us now. career began; I - LICENSED AND She had to believe his assertions of Yet my new Murray, Ky. BONDED BROKERS his innocence. She's taking Anita Farrell's place. was a teacher of the dance. But Phone 386-J Police promptly got the names of Show her to Studio K and ex- I didn't let that interfere with all miss Farrell's pupils and began well, everything, wow vistogistaa.- checking to Identify the 7 p. m. Wed- plain . • , my mission at the school. While meads). waltzer. When Lieut. Boiling please." I waltzed and fox-trotted, rhum- asked Steve his lesson time, Steve into NANCY said S o'clock Saturday. From the I saw the receptionist's shoul- baed and sambaed, I delved En& stolen appointment book Steve took ders stiffen and her head move the life of the late Anita Farrell. the lesson time of a Ralph Tolley. in protest, but Mr. Bell was al- Each of her ex-students was, of whom Bolling hasn't contacted-yet. IT'S STUPID AW--- I WAS • Using the name Hester Frost, and ready attacking a stack of cor- course, full and overflowing with • with a plan in mind to save Steve respondence. We had been dis- the killing. They talked readily TO TAKE JUST Connie gets an interview with 01‘set Bell, the pi oprietor of the dance missed. Leone Webb looked si- about Anita, but it was just a SUCH LOOKING AT .of school. She lands a teaching job. lently at him for a moment, than kind of macabre ode to the de- beckoned to me. 1 followed her. parted. CHANCES THAT NEW atAPTXR I - She led me to the locker room "... what a girl, too bad." HANDSOME "T don't actually remenir this and assigned me to a locker. She "... that Waltzer, I'd sure like POLICEMAN 1 Waltzer," said Mr. Bell. "But was no small - talker; she was to get my hands on him." when interviewed him I accept- brisk and efficient. She took me ". .. beautiful, exciting young ed him as a normal human being through the reception room and lady, remarkable person." who sincerely wished to improve down the hall that led to the ". ... brother, she had some- his dancing, not as a monster door marked Studio K. She thing." who was using my school to meet pushed it open. None of the gentlemen seemed attractive young women. Being I closed my eyes for a second. really to know anything about a most attractive young lady Yesterday these mirrored walls her. Apparently Anita hadn't yourself. I'm sure you appreciate had shown a thousand figures discussed her private life during my desire to protect my teach- crumpled on the shining floor, business hours. None of these ers." had reflected a thousand blouses students had got to know her "Oh, I do, Mr. Bell." I won- growing crimson. Now they mir- well but. for academic acquaint- dered if the monster was still rored nothing but more mirrored ances, they certainly were a fan asleep or if he had started worry- walls. The room was bare, cold club. and impersonal. During my rest and lunch hour, ing about me. "Are the police LLL' ABNER Al eon' getting close to him?" I was suddenly cold, too, with I neither lunched nor rested. I ay "Unfortunately, he had the cun. a seeping wave of fright. Per- tried to locate Steve by phone. YES, FOLKS..rr- YO; TOO, THET'LL WEAR SORRY, MR. SHFCKS.fr- AH HAIN'T NO haps 1 had been wrong to do this. He wasn't at home. He had been ning to steal our engagement SoIN GIT A wONDIFUL YORF MUSCLES BEAUTIFUL,Bur MAN,*SWEETHEART O' can Perhaps I should have told Steve in and out of the office several book and none of the staff LOVERE5OYN I K, TH' remember at the moment who my plan, so he wouldn't have :et times, but nobody knew where he bUrLT, LIrcE AH GOT." OUT-- tiRcii,v.r. PIANO! AH IS Of Miss Farrell s seven o'clock pupil me do it. was at the moment. Hoping he SLEEP A UT; EAT A LOT; "SWEETHEART MERELY A bosi, 151k was. But the police are working Leone said, "Is something wasn't too worried about me, I ASSOSHEEATE WIP THE PIANO!I5 `PARS OL on our bookkeeping records and, wrong?" went back to the grind. RIGHT TYRE 0" PIGS ON NEXT.? by a system of elimination, they "No, it's nothing. I'm a little By late afternoon I was on the NEVAH DO ropes. At two I had had two will soon kfigure out who it la." nervous, about teaching." a NO WORK!!- "I hope so," I said, but un- "The first day is tough. After hundred and fifty.pound fox-trot- fervently. that, you'll enjoy it, I'm sure." ter who was dancing to reduce. "This tragedy has naturally She stepped past me through It was I who did the reducing. thrown us into a turmoil. But the doorway and moved quickly Then, -in' succession, I'Ted two the police expect to cause us very across the studio. She stopped young athletes who thought that little inconVenience. They know before a row of small black dials. dancing was something you did who the killer is, and it is simply Above them was a black grilled to win. I lost. Rapidly I was be- a matter of finding 'him. They loud speaker, below them, in a coming a stretcher case. are anxious to have us go on here niche, a telephone. Then, while I waa working on as if nothing had happened. Now, "The music is piped in here," my final pupil of the, afternoon. Hester ..." she said. "This dial is for fox- session, an enthusiastic, cube- "Yes, Mr. Bell?" trot, this for rhumba, this for shaped pixie named Ed. I saw. "T hope I have put your mind waltz, this is for samba," She something that might turn out to at ease, because I am going to touched another dial. "You con- my first break. Ed was so ask you to do something at which trol the volume here. You under- short that the top of his pointed a person of less character might stand?" little head tickled me under the ABBIE an' SLATS Sy Raobtoons Vela Bora balk." "Yes," I said. chin. He held me so tight that "I'll try not to balk." "The telephone is an inside one my head was forced up and back, AND PAUL, THE POOR FOOL, SEES HIS DREAM OF MARRYING HIS "I am anxious that our usual . . . it's connected to my desk. so that I was lodking at the ceil- PRINCESS VANISH- UNTIL 'THIS BEGAN TO HAPPEN.' ing. It uncomfortable, 4.• schedule be interrupted as little If you should need any help, if was it was SEE BLACK I (CHOKE)- I'M painful ... then, suddenly, it was WHATEVER IT WAS IN TECHNI-COLA THAT MADE THE DRINKER as possible, I. want all my teach- there's anything you want to - CAN YOU GUARANTEE THAT YOUR SLOP AFRAID THAT'S KEERECT, fine. It was, perhaps, the an- AND WHITE IN COLOR ALSO HAD ANOTHER SENSATIONAL EFFECT- IT ers to take their regular pupils. know about, call me. Don't hesi- WILL SPROUT A CROP OF HAIR THAT WOULD MAKE PAL: Therefore I am asking you to tate, it's my job to help you. All swer to my prayer. MADE HAIR GROW ."1 i EAGLE In the center of the ceiling I SANTA CLAUS LOOK LIKE A BALD take Miss Farrell's place." right now?" was ' "Oh," I said. 1 tried not to "All right," I said, "and a three-foot square of grillwork. sound pleased that I had accomp- thanks." It was evidently the ventilator lished my mission. So I said it She started for the door, then for this windowless room. again, working in just a touch of turned back. "One more thing, couldn't see through the grill, distaste. and please don't be offended. If couldn't see if there was space "Oh," I-said., I were you, I'd tone down my lip- enough above it for a person to "Does that upset you, my stick -a little. You look a bit too crouch, to aim a revolver, to dear? I believe that I can as- provocative." shoot a dancing teacher who sure you that the Waltzer will I doubted that, so I didn't stood below. But it might be not return to the scene of his waste any time taking her advice. possible; it had to be possible. crime." I barely waited for her to close BIT IN It possible? Connie'n ield "I'm not upset, I said. the door before I started my in- We then discussed terms. That spection of the studio. I looked suspicions take a new turn in is, Mr. Bell told me what my pay f,-ir a c,7--a`ril door, a tomorroo's exciting inttollment was to be. 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15ACP: FOUR --•••••••••••••■•••....- TRE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KY. - TUFSD A Y — oc"roBER 9, 1956 happily Boy's Bravery in a world of dark- doctors announced a month ago Johnny's life, but Pair withhold .Actilraies ness. that nothing Club News-. Gives Parents Hope else would save his mesent until Monday. Women's Page - - Doctors performed the opera- tion on 5-year old Johnny Pair ATLANTA. Oct.. .9 — A Monday as the only means of little boy's bravery in facing Jo Burkeen, Editor .. . Phone 694-M-4 saving his life from cancer. or 7634 Visse Emile an toteratlbn to remove his re— maining They ansiouneed he now has a eye gave his patents "reasonably good" hope today chance to live. that he can live Johnny gazed at his relatives, Children's Party Homemakers Club Circles of WMS of the First1 hugged a fluffy OCial Calendar. Baptist Church will meet at toy lamb and Held S two- Thursday. October 11 submitted to an anesthetic Recently By Meets In Home Of thirty o'clock as follows: with- Tuesday, October 9 I. Mrs. The South Murray Homemak- out a whimpee itthough he Sophoinore Raison McDaniel, II, Mrs. 0. Girls Mrs. Billington The executive board of the C. ers Club will meet at the home knew he was about to become The Hazel Wells; Ill, Mrs. T. W. Crawford; Hech School Sopho- The Coldwater Homemakers United Church Women of Mur- of Mrs. Bob Bazzell, Waldrcm blind. more home IV, Mrs. Pearl Jones; economies girls have Club held its September meet- ray will meet with Mrs. Rupert VI, Mrs. Drise, at one-thirty o'clock. While waiting in the hospital' WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY been studying R. L. Bowden; VII, a unit on caring ing in the home of Mrs. Eddie Park's at two o'clock p.m. Mrs. Meta* • • • • reception room the younpster Linn. for small children. Billington with fifteen members • • • • The WSCS of the startled members -of • • • • First Meth- the family present. Visitors w ere •Mrs. Murray , odist Church will by closing his eyes — the good THE LAFFS ARE At the close of the unit, the Star Chapter No. 433 have a coffee Brandon. Mrs. Will Dooms, Mrs. Wednesday. October 10 and mission study one and the one left vacant girls planned a party for the Order of the Eastern Star will at the little SIMPLY a Will Billington. and Mrs. The Arts and Crafts Club will, chapel at nine by a previous operation — and pre-school children which was Bar- meet at the Masonic Pall at -thirty o'clock in letta Wrather. meet at the home of Mrs. Kate morning. pretended to grope about. held on Friday. seven-fifteen o'clock. the iUINOf September 29. Kirk at- two-thirty o'clock. "This is the way M the home • • • • • • • • I'll have economies room of Mrs. Kenton Broach gave the • • • • to get. along after the school. ilotrmley, easier it the operation," • devotion. The secretary, Mrs. The American hmottation of • Johnny said. Wedeesday, The Murray State College Noble Fuqua. reported seven of University Women will have its October 10 Mrs. Pair h a d immediately Each girl In the class h a d Circle V of the Orchestra, under the direction of the twenty members had attend- annual fall dinner meeting at WEIS of the consented to the operation when planned a part of the entertain- First Baptist Church Richard Farrell, will present the ed every meeting. the College Presbyterian Church will meet ment. Games were led by Janet at first in the years series Officers were elected and the Mission on South Ninth of three Chrisman. Kathrine Bramlett, lead- at six-thirty o'clock. Lynn Win- children's concerts ers were named. 'get will Street at two-thirty o'clock. at ten o'clock. TO 3AVE MONEY Anne Guthrie, Glenda Brown. be the guest speaker. • • • • - • • • • The lesson clothing, given by • .• and Jane Owens. Saturday, October 13 .0n Tour Plumbing Mrs. Kenton Broach, was very The Mettle Bell Hays tircle • Stories were told by Martha Wednesday, October 10 The Captain Wendell Oury interesting. She showed many of the First Methodist Church Taylor and Patricia Barrow. Re- Circle V of the WIAS will meet chapter of the DAR will meet fashions from the leading maga- will meet at 7:30 in the freshments were arranged a n d social at two o'clock in the new Bap- at the home of Mrs. E. zines, the new fabrics, and hall. J. Beale Elroy Sykes served by Becky Outland and how tist mission. All members are at two-thirty to care for them. o'clock with Mrs. Anne Guthrie. Each child was Tuesday, October 9 urged to be present. P. A. Hart as PLUMBING CO. The October meeting eohostess. given a favor, balloon, and paper will be held at the hat by Glenda Brown home of Mrs. Newell • and Kath- Doores. rine Bramlett. • Records were played by Janet A Dreamy Twist Chrisman and pictures were STATESVILLS, N. C. UP — made of the group by Patricia Deputy Sheriff Zeb Nicholson is Barrow. willing to overlook a slight inac- The following children were curacy in a dream he had several vests of the girls: Sharon Un- years ago. In his dream, he said. derwood, This Nancy Jane Myers, he found is "a bunch of stolen cars" where I Ronnie Guthrie, Sandra Bram- hidden in a hollow some 25 miles lett, Lisa Hampton, Mary Lee from here. He checked the loca- Brownfield. Martha Starks. Jo- tion on a hunch, Friday and found anne and Sheila Erwin. an $00-gallon moonshine still. PERSONALS Tomorrow starts! • Mr. and Mrs. Mancil Vincent I Mr. and Mrs. Clifton D. Fin- and mother, Mrs. H. C. Vincent ney and children and Peskins have just returned from a week's Adams of Detroit, Mich.. spent visit and sight seeing tour in -the_ weekend with _relatives. Oklahoma. They visited- with • •: • Mrs. H. C. Vincent's brother, F. Harry Gilbreth of Paris, Tenn., L. Vincent The and daughter while and Loyd Stone of Detroit, Mich. New Ford Station Wagon.. Tlit, famous there. line of champions has been redesigned were recent guests of ttom 11.1111C- • • • • Mr. ,and plate to tailgate. These use spar totts glarnom Mrs. A. L. Bazzell. AA" iiagonts are lower, longer. li%elier than eier helot, Mrs. Carrot Lassiter has as ' • • • * her guests this week, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barn,- • Mrs. Harry Walker of Cleveland hill and children of Bruceton, Ohio. Tenn., were Sunday guests of .elatives. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glass of Mayfield visited relatives Sun- Every drop Jay. • • •

gives you Mrs. C. M. Scruggs of Hutch- own, Kansas is visiting h e r • more for irother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. 3. L. Cathey and other relatives. your • • • • lirs. Mary L. Baker money! gostess For Meet Of Service Club The Jessie Houston Service SHELL :Mb of Supreme Forest Wood- nen Circle met in the home of dm. Mary Louise Baker. 1209 • 'oplar Street, on Thursday, Oc- FUEL ober 4, at seven-thirty o'clock The New Fairlane 500 Series. Less than 5 feet high, over 17 feet long, largest car es el offered in n the evening. the low•pricc field. With the look ol tomorrow in its flight•heatted lines, this Club Sedan tabove) typifies the beauty -of all fise Fairlane 500 models. OIL Mrs. Baker. vice - president, smducted the business session n the absence of the president, Mrs. Nannie McCoy, who was

5. After today, American The group discussed the West cars will never be the same again. The Big New Kind of Ford Kentucky District Convention to be held at the Murray Woman's For the Big New Kind of Ford is a brilliant new Club House on Thursday.re aO Comes In 19 ber 11, Models JOBBER which is the automotive package—the meeting time of the Woodmen one fine car in the low-price field! Circle. Ky. Lake Oil Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess who was unwrapped the 107 Fords! power, toward smoother operation. nide are the assisted Company by Mrs. Gladys Hale. These are the best Forth of our lives. bases for its "Mark of Tomorrow" elegance. This is the one fine car in the low-price The next meeting will be held The whole package is new. field. Phone ta2 if at the home ef Miss Rath Las- There are actually 19 different It's the prestige car in its held, new kinds of TANKS siter, East Poplar Street, on Ford—the new Custom 300 and Custom Series on AVAILABLI The Thursday, November 1. power I. new — with Saver Anniversay a I16-inch wheelbase, the new Fairlane 500 and 1,'-8's to fit every horsepower need. Fairlane Series on a 118-inch wheelbase, and the Fairlane Club Sedan The style is new—a revolutionary, sharp, bril- famous five Ford Station Wagons, the champions liant, clear-cut design that will stand out in traffic. of glamour cruisera.--And no matter which new t1 kind The comfort is new—a of Ford you happen to choose, it's yours at rock-solid velvet-road low Ford prices. ride that makes every mile a pleasure. How does it look? The braking is positive—silky smooth It's only fourteen hands when high—as tall as a child's pony. your toe says "whoa" The bodies are braced You can stand be- and side it and lean your elbows on its beefed as never before. The steering is feather roof. And it's light yet firm. - user seventeen feet long ... 21 inches wider than it is high! Why Pay '24.45 More? This is a great automobile,from the large honest dial faces on the instrument .1-his big new kind of Ford looks like the fun panel to the effortless on a travel poster. loafing way it cruises. At high speeds It's the kind of car that looks this new Ford sunshiny in the Brand New Army Heaters has none of the struggling, humping, rain. Commercially stretch-out Custom 300 Fordor Sedan Known As No, 120 feeling you sometimes get in some other cars. It looks as fresh as morning. The new Ford begins with It looks like tomorrow—like all models you the "Inner Ford." the first thing to base your choice Ford V-8's.• You'll have no trouble Its new elegance comes from within, from the way come out of Detroit that symbolizes 'of engines, either the great Mileage choosing Ford—but WARM MORNING the new Age Maker )ou'll hase Six, famous its automotive muscles ire put together. There are of Movement. for its economy, trouble choosing which Ford Six or Regular Pike a thousand-and or one of the new Silver Annisersary V-8, the going is great! S83.95 -one automotive lessons built into See it this at your Ford Dealer's. Give it your own A special New Kind of Ford. All of the changes are 270-hp Thunderbird 312 Super l'-8 engine available at extra Action Nest. But you'd better leave a Also, extra-high-performance cost. toward more rugged endurance, toward increased deposit Thunderbird 3/2 Super 1.-11 delivering up to 285 hp PORLIICIE $59.50 ... for you won't want to bring it back. We Also Give You ... ••••••• FREE See the new kind ty*Fordfor '57 All Pipe You Need Automatic Damper at your _Ford Dealers today!... Elbow - Hand Damper '57.Ford reed New 20-01 Tarptulins 1 nay Serr•Oss 5` :a,:dd 104 PARKER MOTORS,. J. T. WALLIS & SON 701 Mak' _41.0•41 Murray, Ky. Phone 373

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