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• kUGUST 26, 1958 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper First... Largest with Circulation In Local News The City Largest and Circulation In Local Pictures The County

Cnited Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August 27, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXX1X No. 204 Alaska Votes ,Quemoy Shelling In Statehood

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) —Alaska was riding into the ARKANSAS SOLONS RUSH Is Stepped Up Union today bn a tremendous vote approving' statehood by a margin of more than 5 to 1. By AL KAFF ter ialiaroia of Tatan and Erthan Tabulations of nearly 25 per United Press International located in the mouth of Amy cent of a record-breaking vote, TAIPEI, Furrnoso (UPI ) — Harbor but Liu warned the con- eXimialed to total more than ,e -deff—Talti saki todar1.i1a nets hood and 1,331 slop' ised. Communist naval forces were landings elsewhere. As returns from Tuesday's "ccewerging" on t h e Formosa The Ocarmuniste also poured election rolled in from trdough- Strait area where heavy Red thousands -of- rounds of artillery cut the vast territory,. the pro- Holmes Ellis To guns borrsbarded 'the Quemoy on Quunay in an apparent all- seatehood forces eh cwed Velem- Fill Pulpit Of Supreme Court Decision To Islands with nearly 9,000 shells out effort to neutralize the au - selves winning in every district. by midafternoon. field there, Southeastern Alaska, auppose Church On Sunday Liiu said the Communiets had Strip Damaged ecily the anti-statehood fortress, Be By-Passed By Measures 4,000 to 5,000 hin.ding.. craft in It was the fifth straight day voted overwhelmingly for the Rev. W. L. Hill, pastor of the the area .thlIcnving their recent of murderous laorribareltnere with three proposition which w I 1 1 South Pleasant Grove Methodist mbuildup for poseatalo- Cormiveterists shelling for an clear the way 'for- a- eeeeldeetial Church,ia attending. a Metho- -LITTLE -WOIVIC,=Perkt -- auF,t- 1 - the tHltritet school- "'landings, hour or two, stopping and Lien prcelamaion admitting Alaska dist pastor's school this week at -The Arkansas Legislature was house during such time as the The Conarrunialts concentreted resuming the bombardment with as the nation's 49th state. Lakeshore Methodist Camp, Eva, rushing into Paw today a pro- said house is not occupied by a their erhelaing today on the Os- greater irrtensitY. In a three- Tenn. He wilt return to his gram that will permit Gov. Or- public school, unless -they be ,,u ile bnii&iarnent /try-Whooping - --next- -Mondey, --Va4 -Fro-Paeleuee teemed, hy rnainriSy hit Quemoy with more than 2,- Cranes Holmes Ellis: Mayor of Mur- threatened with forcible integra- of the legal voters of the dis- 000 tthells. Increase By Three ray, and layman of the First tion td reopen it the next trict." Farm Program Liu H•eri-1\u said the dirt air- Methodist Church of Murray, morni as a private, segrated Faurbus' program includes pro- .trip on Quemoy was still usable OTTAWA (UPI) —The known will as a lay speaker occupy the institution. visions for a student to get the despite The bombardment. He world popplation - of whooping pulpit next Sunday morning at The key to his whole pro- same state aid he dues now if Is Promised denied as "greatly exaggerated" cranes stood today at 35, up 11:00 a.m. at the South Pleas- gram, United Press International he attends a private school and one report the strip had been three from previous - counts. ant Grove Methodist Church, in learned is already on the state's for a referendum 30 days after hit with 1,600 .thells. The Federal Resources Depart- the absence of the pastor. lawbsais and has been since a school is closed .to find out 'By Combs However, an American mili- ment reported Tuesday that the The pastor is grateful to him the days of reconstruction. rt Whether the voters want segre- tary source said, "I do not think three newest members of the for having accepted his invita- allows an unused public school gation or integration. any more planes wiA be flying rare species were spotted in tion to speak in his pulpit, and to be used as a private school. The legislators were eicpeeted Wood Buffalo COVINGTON (UPI) —Bert T. Querrroy from today." Liu National Park, a extends to the public a cordial A bill permitting Faubus to to pass—by the time the US. 17.300-square mile area on the Combs, who is campaigning in said several planes landed at invitation to the morning ser- close an integration - threatened Supreme Court meets on tile Alberta o Northwest Territories northern Kentucky today, prom- Quemoy Tuesday night and at vices on next Sunday. school, and accompanying legis- (Continued On Page 2) border. ised a marketing and promotion dawn. The gteip is uses by car- There will be no evening wor- lation is expected to be law by Canadian Wildlife Service Bio- program Tuesday to increase the go a n d military' ship service On next Sunday Thursday when the U. S. Su- passenger logist N. S.- Novakowski said he sale of Illarm products. night. . preme Court meets in extraordi- p.anes; jets are based on For- saw one pair of adult whoopers Preetturieburg attorney, nary session to consider the new Crackdown Is The, mosa. wtth two young and another Little Rock crisis. iipotio is seeking -the Democratic Motives Not Clear pair with one. He said he spotted Wife Of Automobile gubernatorial nominalion, will The Communists interrupted them in the northern end of' the 01104.6 1 ".- The Supreme Court will de- visit Covington and Newport to- their bombardment of Quemoy park. Executive Arrested cide whether or not seven Ne- Cited For day and peak tonittht at the at one point today to lay down The whooping crane, a native groes may attend Central High annual Jamboree of the Kenton a 4,000-round barrage on Tatan North American bird, has been LOS ANGELES (UPI) —At- Sdhool in Little Rock from the County Democratic Club. and &Man islarvis. All the in grave danger of becoming tractive Gregg Sherwood, wife of I lbor Day automobile executive Horace E. Carnbs said at Burling 'Piet- islands in jihe Quemoy group extinct. Conservation agencies in day that the bloom "Grown ip are abolst 10 milts from the both Canada and the United Dodge II, appears in court today KlU,ER AND CARDaSHIP Of TOMORROW-The jet- Kentucky" ocru)d make taws Clossantissiamelheld inalalaad. — States have had soma ewers, INW SDIS for arraignment on charges ol Bulletin FRANKYORIT (UPI ) — State powered Alouette II helicopter drops a dummy torpedo along- suspicion of battery and drunk- products from the state a symbol A governrnere spakestrian said however, in their efforts to in- LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) Public Sorely Oommiesiener Doe side the destroyer USS Mitscher off Newport..11. I. The pur- enness. of superiority. the Nationalist garrison on Que- crease the zirds' numbers. —The Arkansas House of Rep- S. Sturgill warned Tuesday thee pose of the demonstration, held under simulated combat con- The former actress and Chicago He laid that while other states moy had replied with its own a submarine resentatives passed 94-1 today a state police will cite Labor Day ditions, was to show how the helicopter could sink columnist Iry Kupcinet, 46, were ave engaged in promotion and destroyer's sonar unit. At bot- bill empowering Gay. Orval weekend traffic law violatore in. artillery and destruyed eeverel Hurricane Daisy minutes after detection by the jailed Tuesday after an early farm products, the sketch of an underwater cargo vessel. The Faubus to close any school (ac- to court on 'the swot. in a cam- research cm Red gun emplacements at Wei- tom, is an artist's morning encounter with police administration of Gov A. B. tteru and Talan and one ammuni- Advances Northward Aerojet-General Corporation is under contract to the U. S. ing forcible integration of Negro paign to reduce holiday high- the commercial feasibil- officers along La Cienega Boule- atandier "twasocornpletely ignor- tion depot and a gaisiohne dept Maritime Administration to explore children. way deaths. MIAMI thin strut supports a gondola-shaped vard near Hollywood. ed the problerie" on nearby Wuyu Island. (UPI) — Hurricane ity of such a craft. The The 'anti • integration legislation &multi said troopers will car. Daisy and its well defined center structure which would house the crew and the navigation There were two stories. "Under the Chandler - Water- The Communist motives in mill must be exchanged with the ry out the largest roadblock op- bearing 100-mile-an-hour biinds equipment. The eventual use of nuclear power is planned, The one told by Officers Ken- field administration tele farmers the shelling still were not clear, 1 state Senate for final approval, eration of the ,year over the today advanced slowly north- thereby permitting the vessel to run completely submerged. neth F. Bernard and Lawrence were told to go horne and mind but Vice Adm. Walbace Beakley, but the overwhelming vote on three - day holiday weekend. ward, away from the Florida B. Brown pictured 34-year old their awn business. Under my the school closure bill marked He said the weekend crack- commander of the 7th Fleet, and coast. Mrs. Dodge as a pugnacious, administration they will be wel- I the difiant temper of lawmaker* down will be diceoted against Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Moorman, But swells from the storm fighting, kicking, spitting objector in the federal orders. slow drifters as well as speed- come m the governor office. State commander of the 13th Air stirred up rough seas close to to going to jail. face of Ike Acknowledges He Said ers %resources will be at their com- Force in the Phillippines, were shore from northern Florida to The other told by the former Troopers will mand. and we want their counsel conferring in Taipei with Amer- Cape Hatteras, NC. All interests model was that she was the day it opens this fall. The school be on the look- and advice" ican and Chinese officers. in that area were cautioned to victim of a "nightmare" of hair board has fixed the opening date out particularly for motorists his farm pro- Slow Pace Needed On Ruling pulling, arm twisting, and tug- who have been _drinking. those Combs said that be on the alert. as ,*ilst. 8, but Faubus wants ging by police matrons. gram includes research, new At 11 p.m. e.s.t. the Miami that extended a week. driving without an operator's According to arresting officers, uses for Kentucky crops, par- Weather -Bureau centered the He prepared his program license and those operating ve- 44on- dee-eel-on and--that -thought- the -trouble- started.' when-elltre. ticularly tobacco, adding,- athe storm 240 Miles east ca Daytona specifically to dears.ieW hicles- with tautly equipment. -- dent _Eisenhower acknowledged integration should proceed much Dodge leaned from a car driven present Franildort orew even Beach. Fla. It was moving north- although Central .s not men- "Every offense will be cited today that he might have told slower. by Kupcinet and yelled at offi- blocked passage of a bill to sot Simmons Is ward at five miles an hour, due to the tact that even he friends that racial integration in The President said this story cers: tioned by name. President Ei- up a program of research for but forecasters said it would most trivial failure to observe schools should be proceeding at was not correct. He noted that "You guys had better get off senhower sent 101st Airborne new uses for tobacco." pick up forward speed some time the 'law , when coupled with the a slower pace. he had said at Urat week's news the street. You're speeding and Division troops to Little Rock' Named To today. intense congestion, could easily conference that he would never you're drunk." last year to integrate Central Daisy is a small storm com- The President, at a news con- lead to an acident and the re- give an opinion about Supreme After following and stopping forcibly. pared with most 'hurricanes but ference. held to his past refusal silting deaUhs or 'injuries that Court decisions because this Kupcinet's car, the police said The Reconstruction days' law, it has an unusually well defined to give his own opinion of Su- we are Weather State Board would have to indicate his ap- Mrs. Dodge called them "two passed Dec. 7, 1875, says: alterripting to prevent," . center of about 10 miles in preme Court decisions calling for proval or disapproved. slimy Napeleonic idiots." 'The directors (school board) Sturgill added. diameter, forecasters said. admission of Negro students to Report However,' he then added that ..."You' both are slobs. I hate may permit a private school to The cienrnissioner said espec- 1141110 SehoOls. - he might have said something you!" the officers quoted Mrs. iably heavy concentrations of 'inIted Pro.. ont•rn Ionic Eisenhower was as d whether Cooler Weather Is. about going slower. Dodge. , roadblocks will be established It was true, as ea Urinal news ITS He pointed out that he has The scene switched to the city during evening_ and night hours. Kentucky Weather S Cause Of Bass Catches Weekly (News k) had said, always felt there must be reason jail where the officers said the Calloway Adding that State troUpers will -The high pressure area center- FRANKFORT (Uri) that he ha.d told friends he --e'ooler and sense if the integration tall beauty, using a fashionable work overtime, he called on ed. over northern Chi° continued weather has wished the preme Court had brought an increase process is going to have any shoe as a weapon, fought it out local officers to join in :he in- ‘to Maintain clear skies and cool in never hand down its integra- bass catahes at most lakes real acceptance in the United with matrons Marilyn Sperry and tereified safety campaign. temperatures over Kentucky to- around Kentucky, the state Homemakers De- States. Gail Rice. Sturgill urged motorists' co- . day. A storm now over North partment of Fish and Wildlife The Chief Executive said he Later the former showgirl was operation in (five cate- Dakota is expected to move into safety 3.00 Resources reported Tuesday. had not instructed the Justice released on $270 bail and ordered gories listed as froHows: Wisconsin by Thursday morning County Woman Despite a big improvement in Department either to agree or ta appear in court. Kupcinet was Win Prizes —Avoid resulting in southerly winds over unnecessary travel. bass catches, at Lake Cumber- disagree with a federal judge's freed on $203. He was ordered the western half of Kentucky —Use back roads and second- land, crappie fedi rates best. order to delay integration at to ,appear on misdemeanor drunk RIALS tonight accompanied by appree- ary 'higlhways when "joy-riding" Black bass was the No. 1 of- Dies Tuesday Little Rock, Ark., until 1961. He driving charges. Same of the Calloway County ciably warmer temperatures. The Homemakers had -exhibits of near home. fering at Kentucky Lake with emphasized, however, that he , Officers said Kupcinet went to warming trend will extend into would canning, sewing, food, —Avoid unnecessarily slow good strings of white bass and expeet the Justice Depart- jail quietly, denied he was drunk, crafts and eastern Kentucky Thursday and Mrs. Ophie Watson, age 79, ment's brief on the flowers at the Marshall County driving—if a line of cars odes crappie being taken below the matter to passed a coordination test but Thursday night. No rain is ex- widow of the late Charlie Wat- up behind you, pull off the road YD dam by casting. reflect his own views. refused to take an intozimeter Fair recently and as a result 7C Ypected today, tonight and Thurs- son, Kirksey died last night at clamination. Mrs. Tempest Pasphall won 24 tO let them pass. Dale Hollow rates black bass File Views, Today day. 8:50 at the Murray General Hos- blue ribbons, 21 reel and 2 White, -Dim headlights within 500 Outlook for Friday, continued as its beat bet with the bluegill pital following a feet of. an °meriting vehicle and long illness. The department was expected Mrs. Hermon Darnell won 30 warm and only a slight chance catch fair. Herrington Lake ,re- feet of a She is survived by four daugh- to file its views with the Su- blue, 12 red and 3 white rib- wPthin 200 vehicle go- for showers. ported good catches of b ta I. h ters, Mrs. Bryan Staples, Kirk- Lions ing in the same direction. preme Court later today. The Hold bons. The two Calloway ladies white bass and crappie. • sey, Mrs. Hansel Ezel, RFD 2, court meets Thursday in an also won first prize of $5.00 for —Avoid passing on or within Regional Forecast: Murray, Mrs. Emery Hook, Cun- extraordinary session on the Lit- the Kirlosey Homemakers Club 100 fecit of a bridge. Western Kentucky — Fair and FIVE DAY ningham. FORECAST Ky.. Mrs. MorganeCun- tle Rock situation. Regular Meet for having the largest number warmer today and tonight, high KENTUCKY — Temperatures ningham, RFD A. W. Simmons 2, Murray; two of enteries in the canning divi- today 81 to 86. Low tonight 65. for the five - day period, Thurs- sons, Lerie Walton. RFD Picnic Planned 2, Mur- sion. Mrs. Stable Fuqua won the Partly cloudy and warmer Gov. A. B. Chandler appointed day through Monday, will aver- ray, Udell Watson. Paducah; two The Murray Lions held their second . prize of $3.00 for her For Labor Day 4)Thursday, high 85 to 92. new members to eight State age about six degrees brothers, Claude Cunningham, below the regular meeting on Tuesday club at Coldwater. She also won commissions, boa rd and coun- state normal of 74 Kirksey, Late Cunningham; Pa- degrees west night, at the Murray Woman's 15 blue, 25. red and 13 white A picnic has been planned to Tobacco Curing Advisory: cils Tuesday. arid about ducah. Ky.; ten grandchildren Wilson Family Will three degrees below Club House. ribbons on her exhibits. at Ben- Labor Day at the Murray Coun- Afternoon humidity Tuesday flamed to the state Agricul- normal east. and fifteen great-grandchildren. A little warmer Hold Reunion Sunday Guest speaker was Distriot ton and 37 ribbons at Hopkins- try Club for the member,. It averaged about 40 per cent and tural DevelopmeM Board were: She was a loember tme Thursday, turning cooler about Governor •Hurettor pf Owens- vile. will be held at 600 pin. With shouldohe slightly lower later Tutor Locust Grove Church of the' Naz- Perry Van Moose of Key; Saturday or Sunday. Rainfall The family reunion boro. Mr. slh ,fvl slides members to bring a basket today. Night temperatures will erene, Kirksey, where the funeral In the Purchase District Fair lunch Shaffer Arnett of Royalton; Alex will average near one - fourth will be held on Sunday, August of the recent Lions Irrernatienal and their still be too cool for good curing will be conducted Thursday aft- at Mayfield. Mrs. Tempest Pas- own silver and Oates,. Veech of .Finchville; George inch in scattered showers Sat- 31 at the city park. convention and parade at Chi- in the eastern section, but it ernoon at 2 o'clock with Aubrey chall won 13 blue, 4 red-and 5 Out of town guests may be Boyer of Campbelleburg; A. W. urday or Sunday. A basket lunch will be served cago.. should be a few degrees warmer Souder in charge. Burial will be white ribbons. Mrs. Hermon invitee) to the picnic, however Simmons of Murray; and Ed at noon. All 'members of the Lion W B. tonight and appreciably warmer in the Kirksey cemetery. Moser had as his Darnell Won 18 blue, 13 red and food should also be included for MAS Ames of Kutitawa. LEGION TO MEET Wilson family in Calloway guest, Thursday night in this area. Grandsons will serve as active his son, Walter Moser, 8 white ribbons. Mrs. Mable them. Simmons is owner of the Mur- The American County are urged lo attend this The University of Kentucky Legion will pallbearers. Friends may call at Jr.; Lion Forrest Riddle had as Fuqua won 12 blue, 1$ red, and ray Livestock. Company and. is reunion and to advises farmers to continue using meet in the Legion Hall on Mon- the home orher daughter, Mrs. bring any rela- his guest Mr. John Jamison of 20 white ribbons. Mrs. Eula Mae FREE KITTENS a rriernber of the Murray Plan- day, fires in their barns in the eastern September 1 at 7:30 for Bryan Staples in Kirksey until tive. Friends of the family are Bareistenvn; Lion Castle Parker Billington won 8 blue, 8 red Ben Hingancarrrp of 205 Irvan ning Commission. He is section tonight if firing already also a their regular monthly meeting. the funeral hour. also welcome and invited to at- had as his guest Dr. Harold and 6 white ribbons. Street has 'three kittens which C has begun. Otherwise barn venti- Rotarian arid a member of the Galen Thurman,. Sr.. Post The Max H. Churchill Funeral tend. Oish; Dr. C. C. Lowery intro- Several of the farmers of the he will give free to anyone for lators should be opened today First IMet hodlist Church. Oormnander, urges all menthers Home has charge of the funeral Last year six states were: rep- duced Dr James C. Hart as a county alto won prizes on toter pets. Just call Ben at 1277-M and closed tonight. He holds other offices. to be present. arrangements. , resented at the reunion. new member. farm crops and exhibits. and take your pick. e

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PAGE TWO LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — AUGUST 27, 1958 * THE LEDGER & 11 TIMES Burdette Leading Hotter Team WEDNI PUBLISHED To by LEDGER PUBLISHING Series & T4MES COMPANY, Ina Consolidatien of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The The Ledger & Times Times-Herald, October 30, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January I. 1942. Yankees Figure To Clinch Pennant JAMES C ILLIAl .i, PUBLISHED WORTS PAGE We reserve the right to re - any A •sertising. Letters to the k • -- . By JOHN GRIFFIN ar Public Voice items when, is our opulion, are oot tag th, Baltimore nipped Cleveland. 1-0, Interest DI our readers. . United Press International in 12 innings The Detroit at EDITED BY The Yankees figure to clinch Boston night game was rained 4 • NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO.,. lege their pennant first, but Yankee- out. Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.;'150 Park/ Ace., New Yorks 301 h dta- Ikiller Lew Burdette is leading gan Ave. Chicago: 80 Bolyston SL. Rostan- much hotter Braves Show Power Bill a Milwaukee Davis team F-otered the toward the World at Post Office, Merray, Kentucky, for u-ausineatoss as Series. At San Francisco, the Giants Second C1LS3 Matter The "magic number" for a staged possibly their last pennant Yankee flag - clinching in the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carr.er Murray, per week ne, pee effort when Willie Mays' two- FIGHT RESULTS month American League was down to 85e yr% Calloway and adjoining counues. per year. $4 es run homer in the sixth inning -- t. just 17 today as MAJOR LEAGUE where, $5t a result of gave them a 3-3 tie. But then Bob Turley's 6-2 United Press International triumph over the Braves blasted four homers WEDNESDAY Kansas City on Tuesday—mean- NORTH ADAMS. Mass.: Willie — AUGUST 27, 198 in the last three innings — two STANDINGS ing that any combination Pep, 128, Middletown, Conn., out- of by Ed Mathews and one each by By United Press International Yankee wins and pointed Al Duarte, 137, New • White Sox los- Del Crandall and Wes Covington • ses adding National League Bedford, Mass. (10). IMPROVEMENTS to 17 will do the —to wrap it up. AUTHORIZED trick, possibly in about two Team W L Pet. OS NEW ORLEANS: George Ben- New 2ity HaU and Gas Building $120,000 weeks.. Turley, the major leagues' top Pinilwaukee 74 51 592 The Braves winning Pittanaurgh ton, 160. Philauelphai, outpointed Sewer Plant have a more mod- pitcher. gained win No. NS 59 538 8 txpansion $125,000 est number of 22 to shoot at 19 with his eight-hitter over San- Fran. 64 59 520 9 Charley Joseph. 180, New Orleans New School Buildings $110,000 as a result of Burdette's 7-3 the A's. a team on which he Los Angeles 60 63 .488 13 (10). SACRAMENTO, Calif Bol a- Planning and Zoning Commission with oictory over San Francisco and now holds a 15-2 lifetime edge. St Liousi 60 64 484 134 probably . will hate to wait a At Chicago, Roberts sparked Phtladelphia 57 64 471 15 Scanlon, 135, San Fraiicisco, oar: Professional Consultation pointed Joey Lopes, 135, Sacra- tittle longer to uncork the cham- a six-run fifth-inning rally for Cincinnati 50 67 468 15/12 mento (10). pagne. the Phils with a bases-loaded Chicago 57 70 .449 18 IMIEDED saBeit there'S .M.0 doubt at Ala triple. which is the hotter club right Frank Thomas' two-run horn- Yesterday's • • Industrial Expansion now. You can see why Casey er, his 34th, led the Pirates Games Sideeiallis, Curbs, Gutters Stengel's grumbling, because the to their win over the Cardinals. Milwaukee 7 San Francisco 3 Yankees have wan only 14 and Philadelphia 10 Onbago 3 What To Do Widened Streets in Sortie Areas -Orioles Win In 12th lost 13 in the month of .August, Pittsburgh 5 St. Lnuis 3 Continued Cincinnati Home Building a .519 pace compared to the At Los Angeles, Newcombe 6 Loa Angeles 4 kirport For Murray blazing Braves' percentage of needed relief help from Brooks About Bee .690 on City Auditorium 20 wins and nine losses. Lawrence in beating the Dodgers Today's Games Yanks Fear Him for the first time in three tries. Philadelphia at Chicago And Burdette, the man the 0incurnah at Los Angeles Stiqs 4 Yankees tear most_ after - his, Tuesday's most dramatic _Kerne -Nfilwernitee ern-- Prete:- three wins over them in last featured a pitching duel at Balti- more bet w e en Hal (Skinny) Pittsburgh Se Louis, night year's Series, is the guy stuinef- - by Or. PAUL F. MAC LEOD • • Mg on the Brown of the Orioles and Don coal. His sax-hitter Honey bees, bumble beaa, hur- over the Giants Ferrarese of the Indians. Brown BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY was his 15th win Tomorrow's Games nets, wasps and yellow jackets et noose, the .ihi. ut-theoi since 64"bi te, relymr"e" 1, :glint an anie a cling to the same family, the mid-season i six, but the Cleveland southpaw Lord, what is man ...that thou makest All-Star Game. ; Only game seheduled and they all sting. The female, Tuesday's win, which Burdette , lost when he walked. Dick Wil- account of him. Ps. 144:5. MEXICO WINS LITTLE LEAGUS Tint AGAIN-The Little Giants with the exception of, the, wasp, celebyated by getting hams with the bases loaded and team of Mor.terrey, Mexico. won an unp...c:_i_ -.1!tsd L'n'e three hits I leaves her stinger with the vic- two out in the last American League A parent dreams of what a child may be- League World Series Championship with a 10-1 victory over 1?"•seass,lf. just a6out burn the 1 half of the tim. Giants' 12th inning to force in the game's Team L come. pot simply the Kankakee. Ilia Yankees, About 10.000 persons 1111cc, the, bubble for this year. It Pct. GB Remember: of what-he is. Williamsport, Pa.. to see the game. At top, Bill was .the only run. New York 79 47 627 stadium at Giants' eighth straight Scrape opt the stinger with -ndeirer. Kankakee, Ill., Little Leaguer looks over hIs shoul- has to . th.e ahwago 66 59 1.- team they were I .528 12% a small knife blade. Don't Pull ___ der as be is trapped in a third base run down in the 5th inning trying to beat Boston 63 out of the pennant,' 59 .516 14 it out. You may cause poisonous by atonterrey's Carlos Trevino. At bottom. Andres Galvan and It cloned them into third Baltinvire 61 62 496 16, Gingrion, A fluid to eraer the f:esh. and Rogelio Lozano hug their team host, R. E. as place 'behind the Pittsburgh Pi- Detroit 63 484 18 JUSTICE AND member of the Monterrey (Mexico) team looks on. 2. Use baking soda paste, Un- POLI1 ICS nr.c.tticr rates, who scored a 5-3 win rkansas... Cleveland 59 67 468 2Li e guentine or calamine lotion to • over St. Louis at night. Kansas City 57 67 460 -21 allay fhe pain. In other Tuesday games Robin Washington THE Legislature of the State of Arkansas assembles EXPENSIVE BUS'NESS BINGO ' !, (Continued from Front Page) 52 72 419 '2d ,3. If a finger or toe is stung. ft,,berts' four-hitter Little g a v e the ! ea;a. R,,c,i, c-r:sls Thu rsidiay _ wrap a rubber band around it Rock today to con.sider legislation to carry Phillies a 10-.3 romp over the Nrw YORK —11.7Pl)— The MON'TEZLIVIA. she measures outlined by Gov. Yesterday's Games above the sting and leave it there uut the overwhelming desires of the people, expressed N. Y —(UPI) Chicago Cubs; ex-Dociger Don as sk,„rs and sa.ilors .aeo„umens Ortvtoi-eancel -Faubaus, oriel: warned. that Neu- until the stinger has beeri re- — 4 referendum on whether Newcombe pitched Cincinnati Y.•rit 6 Kansas C:ty 2 • at the'polls last month. to eontinue segregation Cen-;.n Neeas. York. to moved (but nut more than five at vebsch leSIL bingo should be legal for chari- a 6-4 win certain Bakinix,re 1 Cleve4and 0 ot•er Los Angeles; ye:mutes) to keep the poison tral High School and to maintain it throughout the Ar- Itit:tr• $300.000 to build in 1902, table groups in Montezuma re- enter Central H i g h Chicage 5 Washington 2 from • Early Wynn pitched and batted Negroes going farther. kansa.s .s c -mg one and a quarto m.1- suited in avote• if 54 to 0 in aagin this fall. Detroit at Bas . night. ppd., rain public. school system. - - - repair.Thethe Chicago Winte Sex to a Schu°1 4. Cal: -Ilan Sollars to favor. bills were expected to get a doctor if the victim• The Supreme Court, for the 5-2 victory over Washington; Is stung several times. first time in history, will - -- -- _aa separate panage in the slate A wasp Today's Games or hornet can sting repeatedly. assemble .ThiirSday to consider further decisions to deny Ssnarte and House today and Cociago at Washingtoo 5. Use ice packs or cold appli- the people of a sovereign state I then be sent to the other cham- the right to run their Kiinsas City at New York cations to help reduce_the swell- 'schools as they Th 19'81938 H Prospects Are Good ben for fraal approval ..Thurs- please. It has met in special session only Say Detroit at Boston, night ing and prAent absorption of 'day. A House Education Corn- three times since 1920, each time Masts CS-eyed:and at Baltimore, n.gfal ti sin that may cause a severe human life was T1 mirtee approved them Tuesday reaetion. at stake. night. te Game Experts. Plenty Of Game Is Seen • Cannon: Anacne who has ii- '- Tomorrow's Games The integration issue has long since become too con- n-- ,Has 'Solid Support periented !se Pere reactions to • FRANKFORT. Ky. (Special) - helpers nave done much research Fred Hardy for many years Faubua unquestionably h a d NO games scheduied bee sting should consult fused for the average person to understand the meaning Time was a doctor when the hunter did on the mourning dove in Ken- has kept the deer herd of Ken- the lawmakers so I idly btel nd Of various measures taken !not know what his inthe name of law and order. ehances for tucky in past years and pretty 'ucky pin-pointed He knows him after a fghting address to • I game woulduntil He 'actually doesn't know whether Earl Warren's court e had well know about his status.' Last where they are, about how many a speciai session .n whteh he 'actually hunted. Traial's Is making an honest effort all chang- year Kentucky had one of Its there are and how they are bitterly deelared the federal to serve justice, or whether ed now, has been changed for very best seasons. A survey con- faring. His simple predictions— oourts wanted 'to putt Integra- he is using his office- to athance the interests of a politi- several years. The change came that, ducted by these boys shows mere deer than last year. It teen even if it meant "a hundred NEW! about when NEW! cal party. • - Kentucky lured a Over .a million and one-half ef was on the basis of Hardy's group peopie ate slain in the streets of biologists, boys who these birds were killed in Ken- finding that the deer regulations Up until the last two or three years ifors and writ- Have or the carnclors uf a schooL" studied game, their habits. tucky las: year. Hunters in only for thia year's hunt were ers have- been hesitant based. The Jaws could frustrate an .about commenting on decisions their food and cuter requirement.}Florida and Louisiana killed'Four new counties have been and who order by the Supreme Court set- of the judiciary, but when 36 of the Chief Justices of are on duty 12 months mare mourning doves than did opened and this was done be- out hf the ting aside the delay in Integra- the 48 state- year finding out about Kentuckians. Although many -of cause deer are overlowing into Supreme Courts take violent issue with Earl particular tion at Central High. What the species of game in the flimsy nests "destroyed 'additional counties than those Warren and his associates it is which they federal government could or high time for journalists, specialize. by winds this yetr, the birds hunted last --season. Hardy re- • would do then as Well as others who love this nation, to hastened to build new nests and perts that the browse was the big ques- speak out. By 'his constant study and in the the young crop is good. It's good deer hunting counties tion. The Supreme Court decision against segregation work, they are pretty well able, is better in other slates. also. The first this year due to the great Faubus made it a point that which has touched severe months, at least several amount off the most violent race discord part of the season will be made Of rainy-- and use of troops to enforce integra- weeks, in advance of the that the yetaihg of since the Civil War is based hunting up of' hunting Kentucky doves tion would be a specific on the Fourteenth Amend- seasons to tell,,, the -hinter . . this year' should be healthy and reason merit to just sana Thar --stmald be 'better than !arid the herd increase ea .csartng cersoal cir anyThLtter the Constitution which $0111e of the best legal. about what' he will find and should iast ,tear If the migratory dove be better thah for previous school. minds in America have long since where he will fund it, when the years. considered illegal. It floods down on Kentucky from The waterfowl NAACP Blasts took a hunting seasons open. situation is sim- Delays -died-in-the-wool politician like Earl Warren to northern states like he is suppos- ply in the hands of the weather- His pre.gtram would make it That's the, basis for this story attempt to legalize it through ed to do - later in the season, man. If he sends "duck" weather possible ern students to transfer state legislatures like the —the findinga of the biologists. constitution provides. then that phase also should be to Kentucky during the huntirt o other public or private Of course, these young men also'good. So. from Dan Russell, -seaaon. • — 4. a there's every indication sdeools,_ but the practical Senator Estes Kefaiiver enlist the help of !he farmers and fact cast the deeiding vote in the better dove Sainting season than that Kentucky's share of geese was teat Little ...Rock's the conservation °Ulcers and all h ; g it United States Senate-last week last year — provided. geld don't and. ducks will be better than school ON against a bill to curb other persons who would have eacilities are nee adequate forge' this; the weather condi- last year. The,- early keport.S. of tia political decisions of the Supreme Court.- -.my Inkling --ryf the game laandle the added load of the The bill was popu e- thin's —a-re fit ()rabic. during the hatches .in the Northern Prov- supported by ris or trends. ! 2,000 students at Central. every Southern Senator except Kefauver. season. inces were good. Through Ducks And hunters. The aattir;nal Association for , In less than a week we may know- these fellows Unlimited additional nesting $1095 whether our school ; : good news this year. They More bobtail quail were killed- the Advancement of Colored grounds have been provided, systems may hereafte'r be controlled by local i beneee that game. generally, last year than, for-several yeaet. People blared Faubus as laying and state will 'which should, mean, of course, etithollitie or ! be plentiful hen previous,y, says Project Leader bare "the lack of good faith be Y, whether Had Warren's court will have -a , the firing be. a greater hatch. And Kentucky - gins. They are not strain to go Jerry Wunit. More were left for .hind requests for a oraolIng-off the power to use federal troops, tanks, bombers has gone _all out to make :his FAMILY Kr or atom- -out on the limb aria if breeding atock. else. He has run period in school integration." FAMILY ic bombs to they state attractive to the wateatowl. enforce •its:decisison which 36 of our 48';:re wrang. Which most usually • co, curve'). tterneghout the "Every grant of • P:antings have been made in itsch delay's," SHOE STORE State Chief JustiCes have they are nut. 7,71, -miar shawer state, and has found that the send Clarence SHOE STORE condemned. the western part of the 'Mate A. Laws, field sec- saur wratb • upon their heads c,.se>s spring, .were goon retary "Regardless- of how one may feel about to pros icle' food for the flights, of the NAACP in Ds'ites, integration they point ou:: and strong soung birds were un- I in giving Inc with the hope- that "rimed be followed by requests the -contest they'll like between a state legislature and• the United general hunting outlook. t-h-a t screw. He had he help of it so weli they'll stick around- and excuses for other delays in States Supreme Uvirt is oneny. factors, _may serva::on ollicers in this work -se far-reaching our very lives 7enter the a while. And at Ballard CoufltY; an endless allude to frustrate 'he picture be -seen the time of their anal -his survey should be pretty and liberties are attstake. State's Rights lost on the Management Area. wh ,le- • Supreme Coai, decision and de- last fall at*1 surveys and the opening of the curnprehensite.larmers and bad the point of federal sale pilantarigs have been esade. 1 ny Negio onikixere their- civil NOR! bayonets ordered unsheathed by the , hunting seasan, bat th.s us what huratos, Who take to the ields and piad'isions also hat!e been rights." President of the United States. they have t s say, right now, on it toe StrIDTDCr months, has ENDS Ma ,r to, accommodate m ore Problems .Elsewhere • I the- game outhsok. borne out Jerra's report. Good Now the struggle is betveren two of the other hsnafers. If the predictions from There were• hene THURSDAY three Because true seasun irri squirrels peepects. and here again, the other mte- branches of anada are correct, and if' the grat tun developments: government — Lite legislative and judiciary. opens 'first: here's slur rundown weather will _have a bearing on weatherman cooperates, Frank . —Members The.people await the outcome with fear and trembling. un Br Bushytail. given by-Harold _the kill this fail. • of she Arlington, Debbie, who ha. ;been on sane- Vu.. Selhexa Board Indicated • ;Barber. the squirrel specialist: The cycle on _rabbits atiel - is waterfowl project for several -Tuesday they His fiat prediction is thla there i high. For the past several years would -assign Ne- THIS years. believes the aaterfowl kill gro pupils GIRL'S leaall be Dettee squirrel hunting rose raboit kill has a been re- to white adhola rath- in Kentucky this year 'should SI:LIONS r 1.10t't L.-became thefe aee more sawn,,saortecr and last er than risk 1. oontornpt citation year more. were exCeed that of last season. CONFESSIONS reis this seasan than any yefar )(taw :han the pretious season. from the feLerai uourt that 55 —Orr Only 'in the eastern. part of' ' .nce 1$62 His reasons — last , Now. Mrs Cottontail, like' the ordered integratton. A U.S. dis- the itate still hunters be tea, MADE MILLIONS as there NV a 3 M'At mast (erlOcT) 'nobs% rite quail, is pretty, di! trict judge refuted to approve interested'in the findipgs ..of . sciterreis ',han for many years.'fleuli to pat down, but abel-Scene ii ke'S pupil assignment 80 SO Teary aardy and Barber on the GASP! I illy nut crop 'sal good and the McG -aan has conducted a sure plan and made it cloar if ,the Their-studies on thiselusivegrouse. fast- twiry. crop was good That made vey in the rabbits said has found plan proved to be a desegrega- From the shocking flying bird show ahat the hatch l • fai squirr.-:. who were :Lat !hi saung crisp undoubaedlys tion dodge he would assign the best-seller that revealed 75 75 this spring was good: that there uetter able to stand the rigors is g 4 this year. Vann the same Negri) students anmseK. more than a girl ever PROFITS were more hold-overs - from !last 111111 ii last winter. The breeding as ha .ast year. 'these still are —The Winston - Salem, revealed of herself before - AFTER year, which should indicate but N.C., TAXES seasan was gaud this pas: spring pen if rabents and barns- schaol board, already plagued a girl for Whom there was 70 one thiny —' more grouse for by 111WIEW 111111 ang gee ., and sery damake couiti :Piing Owlet happen to ---swiruce e mass star always a man ... 1958. Only a few ragged hunters Arius of white students 1.1 nil Ian , haste .metir the bumper baba- ,heil iurhtwr., ueljre the hun,,ng almost any man... • lake part in this sport each fram one integrated school. nni- crop .ne, first "hatch.' he ,-ea,von, out terry believes we'll year, Sttthe biologists , believe that videred appeals from Negroes I II III IV .knowa was god. Whatathe sec- hate a", iced rabbit hunting .. tnis those wha venture otth seeking admission to another and crap ' will be he dyes not year as as:, will have iCeurielta Nivionsi Industrial Con1.442Vii B and it could be plenty- of action,. white achool. - MgONE.R 111A know. nut it should be geed artier He , palms DOROTHY ..0 1958 DIP- Sah,s and profits after taxes of all manufactar- out that this And there - —In Nashville, Tenn., 15 With ii-i• r sctuiri els. guess the findings- of the Ne- frig corpuratiuns dropped in thb first quarter of 1958. after more hunt- is tor the Akiteoas a whole boys ' ;r,g whieknow. They have made anal registered Tuesday to at- maintaining 5 fairly steady level during Sales -! ri in the huntersland 'ha; 5411, ,ccAolis will have • 1957. were oft a setehte f`if their wqrk—it is a tend first grade classes with ri ra time fievN, I. 111,in donars sod profits s. g and ottii than 'Last "TOO MUCH,TOO SOON' more thin one science-and front. a scientific whites in a peaceful prelinen.ry dovi• • •, ,,t theo g '• ••andpoin'. histiang will he good to the 5 ccond year of schuol n. MI SIMI NW

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UGUST 27, 1958 0 • WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 27, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE. URGES TRUST .IN TEACHERS misundeestood. KEEPERS OF THE MORGUE A boat ladder for use by 18-inch steps are inserted in Times "Not many parents would ven- SYRACUSE, N. Y. - (UPI) Only One sWimmers or as a decorative the slots, and secured with CLEVELAND, Ohio - (UPI) ture to tell a surgeon hew to - Syracuse University has an- shelf for the den or playroom waterproof glue and 31,.4-inch -Virgil M. Handher, ident perform an operation, or a den- nounced that its schools of Li- Is made of 11,4 by 6-inch lumber brass, flathead wood screws. of Iowa State Univers'ity, be- tist how to save a tooth," .Han- brary Science and Journatism and a length of 4k-inch rope. countersunk Thread the rope through the GE Woman Worked 1:eves Americans must learn to cher said. have arranged a joint program To make the end blocks, first -inch squares on 9-inch holes in the blocks so that the trust "Many, dif- for training college students to draw 1 teachers parents find it lengths of the I% by 6-inch units are joined on the out- Hancher told a recent con- ficult to cape with three or four become newspaper reference li- 'stock, as shown. Note that the side. Use a figure-8 knot on On Nautilus vention of the National Edu- children ter a few hours a day. brarians. The program will start top end blocks are flattened on the inside of the blocks. cation Association here that Yet they feel competent to tell this fall top and on one side, while the Round all sharp edges by rasping and sanding, and finish teachers belong to one of the a teacher how to handle 20 to other blocks are oval. Midway in each block make the ladder with a clear spar By MARY PRIME great professions. added 40 such children dureng Vermont produces 72 million But he school a slot, using a back saw and varnish. Add the rubber treads United Press Internaejonal that their skills are woefully hours." clotheei.ens a year chisel. The slot is "s-inch deep with waterproof glue and and 1-1/16 inches wide. The roundhead brass tacks. NEW YORK (UPI) - Natalie - 1 IT RESULTS Carbone Mangini is the only woman scientist who worked on reels International the engine of the Nautilus, but DAMS, Mass.: Willie she's never seen the famous idletown, Conn., out- atomic submarine. Duarte, 137, New istritz, Mrs. Mangini, of Crabtree, Pa., - .CUTEP i4'NtWOE (10). who turned 30 this week, co- RUBBER authored the first procedure used TREAD LANS: George Ben- KNOT on atomic subs for disposing ENOS laaelphis, uutpointed radio-active material. ph. 160, New Orleans "My name was on a list of l8 L43 %WA people eligible to demonstrate /3TO, Calif.: Bob,,.. the procedure, but then they San Francisco, oEr found out I was a girl. They i'marrr.a. FIORE Lopes, 135, Sacra- told me the submarine wasn't built for women, so I couldn't v71 sita, go. I hope I can at least see • the suh-tisise t• SQUARES pretty scientist on a trip to New ip York. The Nautilus came to Man- Aational Lumber Manufacturers Association To Do hattan this week after it's pioneer voyage under the Arctic ice pack. The work on the submarine Bee in 1954 took Mrs. Mangini less ME LAW IS FOILED-Traffic officer E. L. Trinkkeller takes than a month. - It with a smile as Martha Erne: tells him In Los Angeles Works At Westinghouse Murray Lumber Co. Inc. why he hasn't been writing many parking tickets in the "It was a rush job. I postponed neighborhood of her restaurant lately. Whenever he shows my vacation and worked straight "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" up she raises that skunk flag, and workers in offices across' through New York's week end. 104 East Maple St. Phone 262 • the street and nearby hustle to move illegally parked autos. I was going to graduate school, UL F. MAC LEM/ and I had to do my homework t, bumble beet, hor- on my_ lunch hour, so the Cortl- and yellow jackets pany sent an peorn-eer In le do o the same fainiTy, that. while_Leetorked on the sub , sting. The female, Project." Tption of. the, wasp, Mrs. Mangini works in the linger 506 W. Main St. Telephone 130 -YOU with the vic- COUNTN IT nuclear chemistry section of "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Westinghouse Electric Corp. in Pittsburgh. She started as a Diet the stinger with technician in 1951, and was pro- 'e blade. Don't Pull moted to full-fledged scientist in FIVE BIG WAYS nay cause poisonous• SAVE 1957 "as a wedding present." r the f:esh. She is the company's only woman ing seda paste, Un- HOME ZORN rt employe to FA hold the title of calamine lotion to Scientist. n. LOAN S , "I always wanted to be one. WITH PLYMOUTH ger or toe is stung. I never blew up our basement aer band around it as a ehilel, but I did. burn 'holes (especially if you buy now!) eg and leave it there in my mother's rug, trying to .nger has been re- make firecracker" she said. mit more than five The tiny scientist 5-feet, 3- ii zeep the poison Iron inches tall won't divulge her of the failure of the U. B. Air Force's attempt to weight and enjoys cooking, es- MOON UNSI4007-Here is the sad picture story doctor if the victim The 88-foot multi-stage rocket whooshes off launching pad (left) at pecially fancy desserts. 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WODNESDA WEDNESDAY — AUGUST 27, 1958 PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY tided to take the name tor Self ,Believes Alaaka own lend. So reeky we ebeeld Named After speak at the Andalusian Is- Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone 1685 lands, not the Aleutian islands, Andalusia, Spain Andalusia not Ala*.."

JEREZ DE LA PRONTERA, SiPalh Jose Rivera Gonzalez, an amateur lexica.- Eredicat• Provost Sill pat We hoist, says he believes that *we'd(' atel Alaaka is named after Andalu- wises. sia in southern Spain. Senor Gonzalez makes barrets for the storage 01 Sherry in the ocial Csionsigh in this city. Near S Television many famed bodegas Thea I USED Iron Million As a hobby, be likes to trace eetructive Tomb, complete with Moody, September I the orlSla of iltoltraldlic names. FREE INSPECTION 4ass heaters. I out The Loetie Moon Carole of the As to Alaska, he points Phone 7. And In Review that this word was the Russian TERMITES Half To First Baptist Omelet' will meet way of saying Aleutian, the ori- PIANOS. New i in the home of Mrs. Roy Devine 0111UJVAII Inaured — Sy BAN ginal Ealunio name for both the — Liossami & Wale, 40; Chet at 7:30 in the evenng. By WILLIAM /EWALD ATLESTY finicky summer KIT • • • • Aleutian Islam% and the main- Marry In 1958 United arm International appetites by starring sal- SAM KELLEY S land it the 46th state. The BWC of she First Baptist ads on luncheon and supper USED TV ANT —Views "Where did they get this word Church will meet at 7:30 in the NEIV1 YORK (UPI) menus. Light and right for Phone 441 Washing machir NEW YORK —Abuse 1,420,000 and reviews: Aleutian?" he asks. -I think evening in the home of Mrs. bot weather meals, they have baby bed. See I marriage knots will be tied in cool look and • fresh taste the Eskimos heard acine early KELLEY'S PEST Hunter Love. ABC-TV's 'Baseball Corner," a the United Seas es this year, . • • • • that hits the spot. Spanish travole# describe Ando- staraticians estimate. a half-hour panel Mew seen on combina- CONTROL Tuesday, September 2 Create your own lueia as the paradise it is imovn 9-P1ECE -In the f.rso quarter of 195$ Wedneadaye and Sunders, is a tions. The Jessie Ludwig* (lase of to be and then the Eskimos de- eketric range. Marriages were 11 la percent melba but entertaining ofitering. the College Presbyterian Church Leftovers hoe &dad and priced Jae fewer than in the inside, specific, well-man- corresporetbsg will meet at the church at 2:00. 300 South 12t1 period- of - 11167. M areover, nered. In many ways, it shames utilise leftovers. Cold meet !Mrs. Lucian...Your* will be Pro- lettuce, teu: - wore_jeggebay touted._news or fish is tasty with chopped celery or shredded mdicate that the trend was Kill panel sham — most at which FOUR USED IS • • • • cabbage Add tomato slices for 'downward in hay( become Sunday afternoon April. If the. trend color, diced onion for flavor. Tuesday, September 9 ho-hurreners — which the ques- :O.!) Aar this year continues. 1958 Round up a medley of raw wsM reoord the smallest The South Murray Homemak- tioners have turned into per- Sasso 140te 's num- vegetables-- greens, radishes, Littleton ers Club ber of rrsarrages n about two will meet at 130 in forming seek., more inkeng on carrot curls, a cucumber TTALIAN FRUIT DRILSSING---oll, vinegar and lemon juice she afternoon in the home -ing their personalities plate, decades." the statistictans report of disphiy sliced mor-tbin, a scallion with salt and sugar—la poured over a fruit salad on the Weis of their surveys. Mrs. Wafter Miller on the Con- than in eliciting information. or two for that sharp flavor, tablespoon C. Chianti wine vinegar, The slump in marriages be- cord Highway. Barbara Nuke*, guesting on a sprinkling of parsley for of a dash of salt, a FRE of sugar that make the dif- 1 tbsp. lemon juice, 1 then, gan in the. iast four months of she NBC-TV Steve Lawrence- garnish. Cooked vegetables, cape- ference. sugar and 1 tap. salt: cover Will but 1957. Up through August of last Only eight states recorded Eydie Gonne tsaur, suffered a green beans (wonder- Consider, too, the intrigu- and shake thoroughly. - -year. -mantages in more znarrrages in' the year 1/1/17 teribly embarraseing moment chill, -Pie- Unity* ful served w!th oil and ing combination that makes Bella Salads: Peel and sec- States totaled only 1 percent be" than in 1956 Moderate increases Sunday night: the was petting vinegar) and peas at their Roman Dresaing to serve over tion 3 grapefruit. low the number in the like were rapeseed in Oklahoma. ready to hp-synch to a rears best with creamy dressing grapefruit-avocade-shrimp Cut 2 avocados in half OAKL o period_ of the year before. Since 1.7'..ah. Indiana. Florida. and West when it started ahead of time, san round out a salad, too, +ad. You expect wine vine- Lengthwise, twist to separate in 'The 2arges eatchnese-her flat -entre/10f: - gar. salt ilidlielineflfratelas thirveist Remove the big wedi halft BO•da then peel and slice in length- every region of the coubtry somewhat over 5 percent. occur- ds Nadler ran his Imevedlear ng , but this one featstres This exa catsup, wise strips. have been substantially fewer red in Collorado, Nevada and (eic) pile to $252.000 on Don't forget fruit. flavorful additions — dynaMet, chill sauce, horseradish, Ta- Add to grapefruit, being than in the carnparable months CaKforma. TV% "The $64.000 Chalierige", Pale pear slices and glow- nostic pi basco, Worcestershire! sure to sprinkle grapefruit - cf 1956 In Reno she number of mar- but someone I find it difficult ing orange eec bons garnished CAUSE shiny black olives make Serve a salad, top It off juice over avocado to prevent — - - owes win amen 2% percent to care with Six exar a combination that's a visual with delicious dressing and discoloration. between 11116 and 1967, Quintet but in, Marisa Clicks pleasure and a taste treat. you can rate culinary honors When ready to serve, drain pointmer Malian it was tm 5% Percent. Jaye P Morgan and her quar- Consider, too, this combi- without stepping near the grapefruit and avocado. Add today ar -There a neele doubt that tet at brathers appeared on the grapefruit, avocado stove. 1 dozen or more fresh shrimp, JUST nation: there will be an uperaing in CBS-TV "Jimmy Dean Show" and shrimp! DelkIous! Italian Fruit Salad: Peel $ which have been cooked. marriages after the early 1960's, Sat aridly and they made an at- As with all salads, the suc- fresh pears, cut in eighths shelled and eleaned. Arrange RECEIVED helping on crisp lettuce when the record riumbers. -inactive quintet-41y. P. Would cess secret is In the dressing. and core. Feel 3 oranges, cut each Cut 3 leaves:on salad plate. pestivar bathes begin to at the well advised to stick led% In Italy, a chef guards a In horizontal slices. dressing recipe as if it were pitted black olives in half. Serve alto Roman Dress- marriageable age," the stall em rattler than striking off catsup, an atomic secret. Place orange slices on let- ing: Combine ara c. ccennvented... an her own. NBC-TV's "Panic" arrange sections la c. chili sauce, 2 tbsp horse- Hours: Complete Set of Take the Italian Fruit tuce leaves, was a step above its customary pear around oranges and radish, dash of Tabasco, 1 tsp. I nterpreter's Dressing that tops off the of - mediocrity Sunday nag* aid% In- Place black olive in center of Worcestershire sauce, 3 tbsp. BIBLES Boar and orange plate. Phone Tt.Prisaner" Kennet T-hey gredients are standard -rich orange- Chianti wine vinegar, salt turned in a shok perforrnanoe Chianti wine Serve to4 with Italian Fruit and pepper to taste. Mix THE ORDEAL OF alive &I, tart as a man trying to break his Vinegar. lemon juice It's the Dress:ng: In glass jar com- thoroughly. WOODROW WILSO • wife put of stir. proportions and the addition bine Z c. Italian olive oil, Makes 6 salads, by Wayne and Shuster made a Herbert Hoover valiant try at satirding Wait- PRINCESS SOPHIA erns on the ClIfe-TV '''Sd Sul- hean Show" A Novel of Aimee Sunday night. but Definitely by mimed. I can't think 4 a is y Edison filarshait satire on Westerns that's ever different hit me as really funny except for the one Sad Caesar did as -High Noon" about three sea-- I 60M back a RAVEN One ttong about Janet Blair • _...1505Cii that *tuns and sectS BOOK SHOP on the NBC-TV -Chevy Sgeav" by LAMM. le either Wei — she's son, Itaiitya the most attractively gave up II 30 $ 4th ()here 121 dressed woman currently aper- Cardigan .... 10.15 in the U S A stong in te.wrac ItalpI television. Her gowns &Upon 8.95 the tudge of II are chic, clean-lined and the was meraaed 04 Skirt fel ner s wishes , wears them well 2RIC TV's 12.95 dui, to the lin "Noah's Ark" would be a far 11essidos this Sr never ante a Ins troutsie wit Sees irritating series if it weren't weemer like this cost Jeannie Di before kir the way the character of Such a brilliant ol his ,ourtesy consbinanon of elegant sfyla who struck ii the elderly ti and doctor, played by casual charm The with him duri drermseelly tuann Stewart ot SHOE STORE Nine Rodman, was wrnteri — he stripe,/ sestet cardigan is • VII Hobbs Crest fuli- strikes me as the MORS bump- lealssoncd for perfect he. Tasasd stances the orc 107 South Fourth tious old Min in the hastory 91 with a haste Assisting skirt hi. problems Rticas handsomely Ling invitell0 television Stersaure. trimmed wish HOM.11 Creek sectrite-nirching ...and Fur. a Kingsley • Csmnt,11. Re' Lambclassic short sleeve glipon. bound to rIalt NX'orn The Channel Swim: led Sean- together Of separately you'll have van, will devote- a manor portion a most exciting ()turn. of his Sept 7 ffrisiev Yours in perfectly ibiscileg to the KV rOv pLecINtedCCHAtcl show roan bileitsian Square Gar- rich heather-aines- den. Sam Snead and Tommy Sises aweatets 34 to 40 time Belt, two of the nation's top Skirt to iniN20 g ee to golfers, will be called upon to ear at sChoo Gritonl t how knock out some ciiffkeuh shots • e for ner re GR‘FPFRUIT STCTIOng, avocado strips and coked shrimp are ready to be served on d on the seremaire of NaClIstV'S been h0Mt to crisp lettuce leaves A thee dressing, smooth and tangy, stands by to flavor each helping. "Brains and Brawn" on Sept. 13, nearness was Patti Pagel openiag !how on helplessness gone: and guts ABC-TV Sept. 24 will feature none nad ever Wilier Pidgeon and dancer Me- lass Hayden. Also booked in Had she ct think so. Ethi for future Patti Page shows; an ever, as cl Steve Lawrence, Mischa Ehnen had ner own and Gene Krupa. "Anybody Can HERE'S HOW .. . had been 90 bt May." the girls • launched by fully; 'armlet MAKI A PATIO PLAINT,' ABC-TV this summer with • 'ecoele's protal Fennemen neglected self George as emcee, will A large plaster for the patio tieing 6-penny finishing nails. been an blind!: be retained as a kill 39W/W, shift- or lama will provide for a mass Then add the legs, one at each ing from Suridea_ to Wrnday, display of petted plants and end and two spaced evenly ochoolhor. Sts Ge:age Schaefer, who directed protect them from dogs and between theni. Fasten the legs The STYLE Shop still had much of the nags would "Little &nein of Alban" a n d playing children. from the inside planter. The open bottom allows for using 1-inch number 6, flat- understanding "Dial M For Murder," will di- drainage_ head wood screws. two in seek ship And vet- rect "Harvey," the CBS-TV spec !First make the legs of. 14- board. "a r Acnodm do c:si set for Sept 22. ABC-TV's re- Inch length. of 4 by 4-irsch The sin around the top of the co -foot Cordially Invites You vamped 'Vrice of Firew.rie" is lumber, covered on the lower planter le hade of two 12 fai'tcir ?" Torn ends with • square of 1-inch lengths of t by 6-Inch lumber, Whipping up a Latin-Artier-wen lengthy discus hunber. and two 4-foot lengths. The night with erne onwtomy.art , Xavier Cugat and The sides end ends are ride eerners are mitered, using %. To Be Our Guest At • Cohn s Studies Abbe Lane for Sept. 29 and an of 1 by g-ineh lumber, the sides 'inch dowel. Fasten the mitered alt-Gersowin sire/ with Pau! being 11 feet 2 9/16 inches sill to the top of the legs with of Jeannie to rrXry. Whiteman, Tony Martini- and long, and the viola 87 incites 9%-inch, number S flathead$ butt-jointed as woodserrwe, countersunk. he Ur mite - in Earl Wild for Dec. 1. tang. These are shown in the detail drawing, The planter may be finished Tom igrinni -a... by painting, or may be given Isn't Important SEARCH FOR KNowLAIDGE an oil or varnish treatment HARVEST TIME II Fashion ITHACA, N. Y. — (1-"PI ) — She entered When Cornell University rowed TCP vlEse in a simple wt its tuition', fee from PREVIEW OF FALL men rose, Ton Brow,'... any shade ... is lop faihiee for fitN! Mellow $10 to $25 A FASHIONS a semester *nut 75 year's ago, :1in,1e I.the.h.n store,atore.he h counterpoint for all new autumn colors from gold and, enrollments went clown by near- re here if Ala When coppery cfange to green and blue. Beautiful si ith black! ay one half. Tuition at • Cornell • SCE:11 (cried expects Fiancees' browns range from warm lawny will be $1.e50 this-fall, but there 1 • tones to deep _ an 'natant, ehi is nor. sign of any drop-off in rWr rMhrbocoiate in a multitude of stsles, from casual to Thursday, August 28, 1958 8:00 p.m. And he was In the number- of students seeking late day ... wonderfulls pricefi at was In lov $12.t. admission. as Jeannie gent e.,6. STOCK nolchionigin.7.1sem she 4' UM TER AAAA to B Sizes to 10 'RATTLER BOUNTY CORWRS Murray Woman's Club NEWINGTON. Conn. —(UPI) 4%.4.70CK — The NE-Wm-seen city clerk 14' in% 2'.6' j 1n•v tPtgstsopl;heen silly found it neceriary to arin,runre &Too( rt Laic been very nice both of us." that the town's Si bounty on eig. • e' STOD< Colin smiled dead rattlevnekes will be mai Ii'-2' Ube mac 174 LCNG Door Prizes Door Prizes • keen bent to I only for three that are "freshly have arimethIn iancees killed." He orinpkined that too BUTTON CAP 1"'S7OCIC,opelr drawing the lit F many people were trying to cast 'LETT OPEN ei• in on ratslers that !had obvieuse bawd Later illmaketirers ly beLn ch:aci Lai :iolrie time."

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• IFDNESDAY - AUGUST 27, 1958 MURRAY, 1ST 27, 1968 LED6ER & TIMES - KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE sameamossasamma Aimee for 'their --Stay away from the wheel period. r services illy we IMAM offered 11420 May Die if they've been drinking. The council said studies of ezietalustao 16- "1e public highway is no Labor Day traffic fataieles in- leutian isfaledls, DEAD STOCK removed fres. place for a fuzzy rnind, whether dicate that speed f.gures in three Aaska." Radio dispat,,hed trucks. Duncan you're driving or walking," the out of four fatal auto accidents Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 Over Labor council said. and drinking in about 'half. days a week. Call long dIsfenc• D The council's estimate of 420 The most dangerous period of collect, Mayfield 433, Union CI•7 traffic fatalities oampared with the holiday will be the first 30 TU-6-1•361, HOC ay Weekend the record. Labor Day weekend hours, the council said, with the Provost IS per word fee •ne day, minimum of 17 war* foe 606 - Is per word ter Ores days. Olasetried We ere payable le savories. toll cif 453 in 1951. Last year 6 to 9 p.m. period Friday "the • MATTRESSES REBUILT like 443 persons died in the 78-hour most dangerous time of all." new. West Ky. M,attreu Mfg. Co., ROTH TRUMPET. Practically LOOK! 10 Alum self storing FARM HOUSE in good condi- Paducah, Ky. Murray represen- ORDCAGO (UPL) -The Na- FOR SALE new, used two months. Phone storm windows with alum screen tion, garden included. Location tative Tabers Upholstery Shop, tional Safety Council wirned to- A2SP and 1 door installed $189. Als0 Lynn Grove school district. Call 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549. S11C day that a "frantic last fling at Ten Years Ago Today USED Iron Firemen Stoker, the triple track. No down pay- at 306 South 16th St. A27P summer" may lure 420 persons ct1100 RaislOS TUNED. Does your Ledger & Times File complete with motor. Aliso three balers, nine new John Deer ment, up to 38 months; to pay. to their deathes corn piano need tuning? Have it tun- on the nation's PE 1014 gass heaters. R. W. Churchill. snappers, Home Comfort Company, 108 $895.00 each. Phone ed before school/ starts. Contact highway's during the Labor Day Phone 7. A28C Benton, Lakeside South 12th Street. Phone 1303. NOTICE weekend. Mrs. Marshall ,ITES 7-9621, collect. Jim Gocisey. Phone 520-W. Berry and son, Dickie, returned Tues- Roberts Implement Co., Benton, SeptembereC day from a visit with relatives in Morganfield and Stur- PIANOS. New and used. Sieburtt A2OP Pt said "cold statistics" indi- Ky. SVC REGISTER NOW for gis, Ky. I Insured - Weate, 48.1 Chestnut St., Murray, classes in cate that 12,000 other persons • tap, ballet are,. acneleatice. Mrs. K. 52P WILL EX) IRONING. Gladys day suffer dieabling injuries :n A. A. Farris, former Callowayan, has been visit- ELLEY HOUSE 1493-11. Claeses taught TRAILER, 30 foot. L▪ ail I AUCTION SALE 'by Lyn- Wyatt, 410 ,24. and St. AMP accidents between 6 pm. Friday ing his brother, Albert Farris and other relatives in Mur- USED TV ANTENNA, Big Jack. dia 737-M-4. A28C Nicks. A29P and micinight Monday. ray and the county. He left here more than 40 - years 441 Washing machine, wringer. type, A GROUP of people will com- The council said 'sabsolutely ago, moving to Texas, and this was his second visit back baby bed. See at 1618 Calloway. EXPERT PIANO TUNING. Ten TWO-YEAR OLD DEKALB hens. bine their homehedd goods at years. S PEST years experience, David Wins- Opportunities none" of the prechoted fatalities home in all these A27P Mrs. Bus. ' See Mrs. Harry Coles near Green Leone Miller's home on low, Chuck's Music Center, Mur- need be recorded "if every driv- Mrs. Jack Kennedy and Mrs. J. I. Hosick were joint 'ROL Plain church or phone 954-W-1. North Main Street in Hardin er would observe there simple 9-P1ECE living room suite, also ray. Phone 1458. SOC hostesses at a dessert bridge party last.evening at 8 8-11NC Saturday, August 30 at 1:00 pm SPECIAL type route work. 60 elvictric range. Good condition rules." ` o'clock, complimenting Miss Anna Diltz -Holton, bride- • rain or shine, ana sell along KITINTION! We invited all stops, 542 days. $80 guarantee H. Dearborn, president of and priced reasonable. See at Ned elect of Charles Hamlin, Danville, Va. and with Mrs. Miller's furniture; in- our fries:xis to come ire and reg- plus expenses weekly. Oppor- the Safety Council, said 45 mil- 300 South 12th. Phone 1694-W. HOUSE TRA.LLER'S. New Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gargus and Miss Marjorie Crass used. bower prices, 5 years to cluding garden „tractor complete, ister for free gifts, such as a tunity to earn WO weedy. lion oars will take to the sire's A27C MArianeitt. Waite ratter Brsztt fttc-Idstir--Isestlissisat- week lotnytturirr. The 7- Itms - -Borneo, Aow ill; and 1t'-- made tEel.rifiVraiao: FOUR USED .New Holland hay wy. 79, Paris, Tenn. S2P carrunode and basin, used nereipring mattress, 2 pc section- Compiny, 422 Columbus Ave., big holiday. doors and windows, power saws, al living room suite and a 9x12 Paducah, Ky. Ph. 3-2'777. 69C "Tragic erdorcement officers Eggner's Ferry Bridge, spanning Kentucky ake -near dinetbe and living roam suites Gold Seal rug. All this absolute- throughout the country will be Murray, claimed what is believed to be its first suicide NOTICE (new), several dozen new house- ly free Just Come in and regist- DROP THAT QAT working around the clock to victim. hold gadgets, glassware, round er. Baxter Clark Furniture Co., keep the drivers of these cars Coast Guard officials reported today that they found dining table and other items. Hazel, Ky. M. A. Oliver & Son, ADEN Aden Proteclonete - Iron. killing themselves," Dear- the body of Perry Hill, at 11:40 this morning. Will have buyers for all antiques managers. A27C (UPI) - The legislative council born said. FREE EXAMINATIONS erpeceilly gum. Bring them. Red Sea country has de- "It seems only reasonable to Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle EMERSON retnigeration service, of this CROSSWORD PUZZLE Douglas Shoemaker, Auctionner. to end its 14-inenth-ohl ask the drivers to cooperate." Will be made of those of you who suffer from 1307 W. Main, Murray, Ky. Call cided A27C ongat, a non-habit forming, The council recommended that ACROSS 4-Smaller -14714------Sept. 10C ban 1,Prtntars • CHRONIC BACK TROUBLE at the naitic-like leaf. The -bab-Fiad Vaciatiorieft- 1-13iin n measure normal speeds by it 11-Cook slowly . S-Damp been imposed partly on moral -Cut 11-1rarni animal 5-Waterway OAKLEY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC riOR-RENT Kelvinator Automatic Washer, gounds and parly because least 10 miles per hour to offset 12-South 10-Lifiatt _ 11219130- wits trade. starts Hard- danger. 'the Month of August. workers were spending too much the extra holiday 13-Evergmea 11-Pronoun ware, 12th and Poplar streets. of their money on the stuff. But -Put their safe arrival ahead tree CT-Conjunction This examination will include all X-rays, micro- FURNISHED APT., 3 rooms and 14- Mature 15-ConJuncUaa Phone 1142. TFC they had managed to purchase of time of arrival and drive dynameter check (nerve test) and other diag- bath. Adulls only. 103 N. 14Th. 16-Inds/nits 21-Danish on the black market any- accordiegey - "with patience, article Island nostic procedures necessary to determine the Phone Mrs. A D. Butterworth, gal 16- Dance 13-Jump NOTICE weay. courtesy and common sense." itri g) M-tinmicess CAUSE of your condition. 100. A29C 11- burn eerily The Murray Planning CoM- SO- ymbol for 26-Moat daring Six examinations will be made daily, by ap- 3- - ROOM downseers furnished tantalum S7-City in rrnision held a public hearing on 22-Stir up Ireland pointment only. Call or come by the Clinic apartrneut. Heat furnished. Cell 24.tVarbled IS-Spreads for a propeed zoning ordinance and 27-Allowance today and make your appointment. 1825. 177 drytng 43-Eartheuake 60- Worm 4. map on Thursday evening, April for vast. 10-HoavenlY If-Dregs body 46-Couch 6I-Guido's low 31 41-Plague note NICE 8-ROOM rural house,. two 14. Several changm in the zon- -Meadow Si-Preposition 42-Spanish for DR. E. H. OAKLEY 31-More ii o-i or south Murray, Hazel ing map were suggested at the love IS-Chinese males of off nnissual 31 Strike rolls 64-Parent meeting. The Planning Cerrinria- 34-Pane 114-Small CHIROPRACTOR road Electrically equippee. Hot 36- Printer's 40-Singing lump (-odes.) and cold water. Garden stpace. sion -is naw re-studying the map measure Solos 511-Part of face 46-Note of scale 37-Lionnelles Aurora, Ky. Call 831-W-3. A29C in detail. The Commission has 39 Promenade I -2 3 i t15 6 7 -8 09 10 Hours: 10:00 A.M. - 8:00 p.m. Mon. thru Friday decided to postpone recommend- 41.A state -BEDROOM (abbe 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 pm. Sunday 3 house, near high ing the ordinance to the city 41-Seasoning 12 .- ..13 school. Recently decorated. Call 44 -Reker's :o.'...: - Elmwood 44140, Fairdealing, Ky. council until the suggerstIons c;: Phone products 15 t.:; 6 %K.; III 19 Y..7..1.".•:',: 1-1911/-3. A28C have been given censiderstion. 45-Goal .•.%V. A new 47-Arrow ,.'""i ., zoning map will be 45-Let It stand 020 2-22 0 24 25 20 • prepared and another hearing 60-Prepare for Novel print the swireing VGWCIVIW2P will be held before the Com- 52-Skin of fruit mission sakes action on the pro- S4-13one ::ik ' 5S-Solemnly 32 . ,•-7e, 4 ...= 6 RIGHT posed ordnance. Al that time .wear Ns the ordinance be explained 57-Poet 57 Ze.,:p9 SO will 59-C'ornioans again and questions will be an- point 5C-i4v.../ , sy Jim K.IELC•iiARD 41 •,. o,42 43 • •, 44 swered about the ordlnance and 61-Uind nf the ight 1158 by Jim Yjelgaard. Reprinted by permission free unit. Wisner, Dodd, Mead I Co., Inc. Distributed by K Fg. :he map. 4-3 Men's name 46 f'.'• %Ws ;:iseeraiss::asteesseeaawesaawsik.i/ea AI-Rollo A5 It is ironed IleAL citizens who l 33 - _ 47-11Jetal - 32 -.-,./34 •..1 missed 6A-Cluillenge 40 the first hearing, as well 14-Ftryrnunerat•• •' Vi 4114T HA% HAPPKNED as those who had questions at . 57 se 1.•.', 59 60:: I Out of his pocket. "which I In. vivid folTnee of a 'Ingle great DOWN ...... R. I ell MIA use or th. the time, veill attend the second t-nded to convey the same mes . if. t ,..---*.s..: „, • Oro i.o• that omitted tame, t ' •. - I ell .ing- I-Arahlan si 02 -.'"-,:..t..) 64 r61/1 aud sectional loyalties anne tires sage." ly with the late autumn bleakness hearing. °Oficial notice of the e.'•'. eiti.er was foreman at the earrnent AM101 04 Ponca Sill older Jeannie ah about. hearing will be published as 007 A rip-Howard Swain,• non-striking 2-Loot h;44 ;4: •' eon. agreed WIth opened the box .07 ...:Y69 lalso amid National Metal Products company in Connersville, g.ponnoon gaol up • oommiaston an a colonel eagerly as • child ''Ooh, what fr Cohn halted to make sure that soon as the date is set. ..17..#a :•:.A . 10.95 in the U S Army to askew. It got that way somehow when 4-Unit of serve the Ono- beauty! And how sweet of jou!' his rifle the 58 Worthington car- Murray Planning Oden issien finds his auto a bit roi•rev Distr by toiled it tare b3. e. sl feleracy Ralph it you/ties vow Coils. bin.' temporarily from the strife-roiled scene. II- Spindle . 8.95 the n.dg. of the Marin Of Danbury. She threw her arms around his that had been custom-made Hiram Tucker, asairrnan state police retired for was 'way ad betwunansdbsroc to neck to bestow a childish kips of him by Justin Worthington father s wishes mg k I.sBag Ft.vlburn Vast Bursa 12.95 Or gratitude. But there was nothing himself, rode properly In its sad- by dui, to the Union. dle scabbard. NANCY Vesicles this problem Colin is hav- childish or playful in Colin's re- The three lean trouroe hounds that Sr like ing with his aristocratic Claw sponse Closer and closet be held followed him halted this CI, Jeannie tiara She is not tolerant with Colin and fixed steady uch a brilliant ol mis ourtesy to two her against himself, driven by a eyes Dom whites on their master 'They wanted int styling and who struck ‘it' t sioolairstam asap sudden agonizing longing Neither to with him dimrtn a ling hunt and knew they had come to LAZIEST edraniereally trim and could tell how long they had YOU'RE THE 14,an Stewart of the backnoxvIs region been the mountains to hunt but as yet :ee cardigan is I. flallt Hobbs Creek Under locked In silent I'M the elrcum trarviport when they had been given no permis- BOY IN TOWN --- fa. Tamed Stances th• promise of diversion from Jeannie came to her senses and isstering his protiirins that is presented by sion 'to seek game. THROUGH skin (Ant • in. ,tation el hunt 1, same it struggled free. rrinunixl Colin slackened the reins and rah HMO', Creek Is •Iturine to Judge Breathless WITH YOU el a Kingsley Ca,Obell However he feels and disheveled, she went on, keening to the trace of duty faced sleeve slipoa. bound to visit estuleat Jeannie. . him from a safe distance. which Ling Stewart had told him "1 would like you to kiss me It. Ling had said, and lie separately ... - scions outfit. CHAPTER? that every day, every__ hour et:addt miss Hobbs Creek Then xfly every day But not until we are he need only ask the first person Iseiched CAMPBELL hadn't leather-eines. r•OLIN ex- married." he saw where the Stewart, lived \-- pected to live through the and Ling "If we were -" Just now, Colin grinned as he re- to 40 time while 'Jeannie Dare at membered was this moment, It seemed the -would show him the gone to Baltimore for her an. 10 17.811120 anal swer to everything. "Jeannie, )o-darridest best Minting he nad at sehool. so impatient was we've waited long enough" ever seen. With his court calen- deea for her return. Now she had dar empty for r Her eyes sparkled as they met the next five days been home tot three months. Her his. "Do you really mean it?" and Jeannie on a shopping tile to nearness Was enchanting, but his Richmond. Cohn was on hts way sue 7,• "I really mean It. It's ' ,n,5., wed just to enjoy .97../S51,omo LEA- helplessness In her presence was that-- some of that hunting He had gone' and question lingered Where ".1ust what. darling?" • some herd thinking to do, ton, none nad ever been. He was about to explain he told himself. But he his couldn't do It by Ernie Buabmillor Had she changed? Fie didn't differences with his father, the yet: he couldn't ABRIE sue SLATS force his decisions. think so. She was as beautiful tension at Quail Wings, but be They would come of themselves as natural ILA ever, as charming-when was afraid to break the spell Ile HOLD VE-R HORSES, CeiRLS,,' THE NEXT (WY . PCP-ANY WCIAAN KEERECT: *he and obvious as the sunrise, _ had nee own way completely. He heard himself say instead, "Mack- TULIP'S THE SHY TYPE. IT AIN'T SE PRCUO Now, as they neared the had been so busy. lyn and Betsie are eetteng home helerr--" POP- AS YOUR DAUGHTERS, (CHUCKLE) EVERY DAY A I PA MEMO' THE TO Be IVAAXIEiD he thought rue- 01 the valley. It dwindled to a fullyi to stay. -There won't be room for WE'VE GOT A RIGHT 70 TOMATO GETS A CRACK AT BRIDE AT THE IRA* 10 A FelE straightening out other mere shallow ditch on the moue- all of us at Quail Nines I must MEET OUR NEW YER MAN IN A HALF HOUR. HOW ABU/re LiKe 'Ileople's problems, that he had taln's slope Then they left It en- OLD find • house for you and MOTHER .1 neglected self-knowledge. He had me" tirety and broke -TO-Be 00E5 THE YOQ "Then do" she out on the sem• been as blindly infatuated as any exclaimed "Any mit, a broad plateau FiT ? old house anywhere' It doesn't that except achoolboll. She was young: Uft for occasional dips and rises, was eleivt matter 4et still had much to teach her, Mar- jest so both of us are in as It,.. levelas the fields •t Quail riage would give depth and Wings, When Colin left and . I understanding their relation, stepper, It was Si 4,1 to into the outside heavily forested, the ship And darkness he car- massive tree vet- ried with trunks giving mete him the longing that evidence that -And do you agree that when had possessed the woodsman's axe him earlier But was all hut war comes, cotton will be a realer as he made his way unknown In this/pia/a 'tome on The only trees factdr?" Tom Dare conclude/2 a Robin it slowly ebbed away into felled were those that would have blocked lengthy discussion on the South• the black night. The the trace. wave of Veer tracks were vri economy. ecstasy on which he had floated everywhere, Cohn started from hls reverie and In places deer had so beaten seemed of another age and time, and trampled of Jeannie to look at her father another the snow that it with person was as though " eerk rry. I'm afraid 1 didn't He Imagination, a herd of cattle wits, in as he had passed. he ur question." had seen so Crossing and cries- many times in reality. crossing were Tom grinned fleetingly. "It • pouting and the plainly norked petulant Jeannie trails Of bears, Ao. isn't important. Ah, here's Jean- who was displeased wolves, bobcats, L1L' ABNER Cap., with tdm. foxes, turkeys, nie!" And the words. "Any old house wild pigs that were doubtless feral offspring She entered the room, radiant anywhere' It doesn't matter lest of i,LLGivE YOU A AH WOULDN'T tame animals and small game ao •/ 7 -17/ids! in a simple white gmom As both so both of us are In It!' seemed i RIDE,YOUNG numerous that there were Pew MAN ALLOW WERT() y men rose. Tom said, "I've work completely incompatible witlithat - stretches of snow In Which wane -BUT I WON'T In the store. You young people vision. RIDE WIF SECH ozo _flow • wild animal had not left the story remain here if you wish." • • ALLOW THAT A NASTY, LI'L ours/,-.9ARrAh'Y As walked of its passing. •, When he had gone. Jeannie he briskly up the NAST`i LI'L OLE LADY- lonesome little valley Robin's Colitis Interest heightened. He Y:EAR•01.12) turned expectantly to Cohn. In PIG IN MV shod hooves left clear-cut tracks had avoided hunting In this sec- 130Y.7-9 an instant, she was in his arms tion becaose, according to rumor was inst. In two inches of new etinw, and CAR!! and he his lips on hers. in lienteiry, the iettlers were s He was In love, he told himself the Cold Wind that knifed iIQWrO the valley lot and had, In any case, as Jeannie gently drew away, and honed his always hItt spirits to 'ready killed most of the wild nothing Mee mattered. a razor edge. He wanted to run, and game. But nowhere had Colin "Colin." she met "Colin because Colin darl- held him In he danced skittishly seen more evidence of wild crea- ing. let's stop quarreling I know from aide to side. tures, I've been silly. and you haven't Few trsea grew in the valley, He was so intent on tracks In nice either. been very Let's stop, but the %riper slopes on both the snow that they entered the both of us." sides were heavily forested, large- clearing before he was aware of , • Colin smiled Into her eyes and lv with hardwoods that had shed it Colin raised his head and his e""--- Prizes %gen bent to kiwi her cheek, "1 their leaven and stood gaunt and ryes widened in surprise at the have something here," he said. hare the wind sight before him . . . 4W61'. drawing the little pasteboard box Toward the valley's head, the (To Be Coaltelited) t. 011.--All •41.• •••••••0 %ampi,.teis. eal&Isee 0

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AUGUST 27, 1958 P NET: SIX 1.F.DRER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — 'LOST TIME j lx'.1. the S13.000 ta $20,000 in Apt.l. :s expected to aii.i •:1 e_•:••t:; of s.orne building ma- played havde whit the ave"ge Raises Mushrooms WASHINGTON — (UPI) — bracket. a:so a sharp increase at least" 150.000 low-cost horn,- • wIhtrill will be a boon to wage earner's di earn of own- First. The average American loses Housing industry Plans v. r • 19-L7. 'o 1958 tcitals. ma,- btliklee-s. ing his own home. A ranch In Old Coal Mine 16 daysias year due to T:•tal nm-farm housing starts 'The recession also has bnotigh I In recent years inflation has home in New _Jersey that sold about • illness and injury, according to a this year are expected to iange for 513,000 in early 1954 now is $18,000 to survey by the U. S. Public More Lower Price Homes be .weels 1100.000 and 1 2trJ.1)..):- commanding $19,000 SANTA FE, N. M. —(UP!)— Locz open market. Health Service. (..mptreci with 1.050.06., •19..tt on the Luke Roy, 42, a former New A skopesman for F. W. Dodge N and 1,400,000_ in 1054. .. Y.irker, run, a mushroom farm Corp. estimaetd that the cost of • by ROBERT G. SHORTAL attird to buy. The decline in housing starts"' .200 feet below the surface of 'LOTS OF ROOM the average home has more than (UPI) — tfit.ted R-see .• ..- rage wage earner past few years reree. the earth in an abandoned coal VERGENNES, Vt. — Local doubled in the postwar period 1.200 acres, NEY Y•0!ZE UP:•— The attic tii pure-Me a h-'e in the 1 .ieral. Reserve Haard's _ mine 20 miles south of Santa This city, an area of . Rising prices which threaten to of 1,753 herusing ustry is turning its 514.000 ur under class. He euu:d , policy, which Made FHA Fe. - has a total population attention o again to 1,w-cost itinet the m 'n'hly payment.,' -.rit VA unattractive: and price the industry out of its persons. h - mes that .fi.- the budgets of without ton much strain. _ of canstruction triggest market still constitute He has been at it four months United I the nation's aver*, w3go earn- Elav•d O'D. Kennedy. oresii•-.: and rnattriaLs. me of the major problems fac- and can't fir the orders that ers. Kentile Inc.. a tea::.'rer. man "11-• •h, present reces•iiin has ing builders -today. ceme in at $3.50 a pound. Roy Industry Foc4r .e.men say the factuter 4 for tile sa'A me improvermni may have the best-paying coal •.sh However, housing starts have man making b"weei STQ and veys showed that n!ar f.a• mine in the state. •• e conditions. begun to perk up and this has $100 a week has bee me t ...al- st housing pri.jeFts ere Kerin, iiy said "amp'_ •:1- been one of the important fac- He had bought and rooked most • "forgotten" market X -harply: this year. . g-ge money, lower - an ply7 tors cited by economist as. com- mushrooms for 20 years as a housing. itre:m..3in( to government and and the adjus:roin: in-. . . ing out of the recession. chef when he decided to raise In recent •years, the h'rusing -o'vatz 5tatistics," be- added.:Iciest rates to the y _f to- N. them. His buss thought he was industry has been concentrating • "prestnt ntorket arc he.,.to get SI indications are !hit ' while Most inckistry leaders, crazy. on grimes in the higher price hi-ines\.4rt th.e $7.000 to sas.000 h wing industry back on its pleased by the Emdrovernerrt, tcsakets—$30.000 to $40.000 and ange will let 400.000 this year- feet." have warned 'hat the next real But he has been so successful .higher. a mure Iran 50' per cent g7ve:nment's may not come un- • eipodeclic jump hous.ng box-rn that cne buyer has tried to con- Don't let PAINS of The $100-a -week man ran :in- lover 1957. •• .merger.cy hms:ng pr.•grarn.. til the 1960's, when new family tract for his entire crop at a nevfOlgio Of °Ching nwfKles gel yea ochng -__ iy kick at. $25.000 a1/11 j • He said it IV. Itkely _that a reseson, formations are expected ta rise premium price. Boy turned him ClOvrfil Ti. combinahon of fosf Col TASITTS and $35.000 rancti hemes. He I minimu mf rnea!ure. was passed :nit:, law ingrvilenh in STANSACK 600-OBO h"mrs will dramatically. down. r.lief. K••p - - bring. quKk coonfort•ng - I-- - hand, and ..f.es L maks real inANIACK oil as- =pi& ,tritres , SPACE RATES what if they dencel on me' I'd Sh EAST LANSING, Mich. — a lot rather have 13 small ac- (UPI) — Charles E. McKnight, counts than one big one." La. engineer and market pianmr for COVINGT( Reaction Motors Inc.. says space Roy thinks mushroom raising 'MOST DISAPPOINTING' ItUtiNG—Little,ftock Schools Super- W. Wyatt . a intenilent exploration should be a coop- is easy in a mine like his. "I've legit Biiihsum aro school board attorney Richard c-a nididt C Butler (light) reed a news story of erative international program. got a beautiful Strain of pink the Court of Appeals elastic nomir ,•:ng upsetting a prior rt.irttg postponing The expense of rine nation try- mu•hroorn," he said. "They're integration till Snared the I 1 .1 eiaRt kiiiissorn. **The refusal of the Eighth Circuit ing to d3 the lob itself could much more succulent than those Court ntsal Northe ot e;iprels tu arrirm the IPoigel Lemley deelston granting ruin Its economy, McKnight pale white ones you get all the entitle Jamb( 4**,1440 (thri•lif -1•171/ la- most catiappountag tu g.t Gov. Hi was unable Westerhella regrets So cials and rri• ton County subenituted On. diet at the horn Count. night. •Wyatt, wl paigrAng aci lodges who overruled called for THE Si LOUIS JUDGES—Here are tne U Eighth Circuit Court of Arpeals Martin Van ,„a lower court decision postponing Little Rock. Ark.. Integration tin 11.0;1 lerum left the General Chief Ousterriuut. Sioux City. la ; Her\ ey Juturisun. Omaha, Net, ; John Sandborn; St Paul. Minn.; a run-off Charles Vogel. Fargo, Justice Archibald Gardner, Homily S. D.; Joseph tkoodbrough. pmaria; next year's from the malority opinion. Star-ion atatthea. St_ LuL:is. 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