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Cnited Press 1N OUR 79th YEAR Murray, K ., Tuesday Afternoon, Atagast 26, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 203 STRONG PROGRAM IS he two erten URGED BY FAUBUS I's Crown Prince this meeting with Mr. And Mrs. Putnam Hamilton May Be id Nasser. Faisal Will Leave Soon On Ticket With Asks Election Be Held To safeguarding the I of the two May Waterfield Increase Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Put- (Radiophoto) nam are leaving the latter .part Decide Integration Question of this we tor Youngstown, LOUISVILLE (UPI) —Jeffer- 11/ Ohio,. where Mr. Putnam. will son County Commonwealth's At- the three had appeared and said take up his new position as torney A: Seott Hamilton Was LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Uri, — The went he would ''try to see thern to- Formosa Units teacher in the Dana School at being prominently mentioned in Arkansas Legislature into emergency special session day." Music in the Youngstown Uni- Louisville political circles today today versity. ° as a likely choice for a spot on keyed to ram through "We -don't know if Blosf.-ein 0 with lightning swiftness a five will see any additional Negro By AL KAFF deteriorated or anything like Mr. Putnam has been doing TA)CHUNG ---- the Harry Lee Waterfield gu- part anti - integration program students and their parents this United Press International that." substitute teaching sr Murray bernalorial ticket in next May's 0 prepared by Gov. Orval E. Faub- afternoon or not, but they will TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) —The Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Moorman, State since his retirement some FORMOSA Dienocnatic primary elections. CHIAI us .as a road block to federal go down and leave their names commander of the US. 13th commander of the 13th Air Force, time ago. Hamilton broke with the Jef- desegregation efforts. with the 9Choo1 offices ar_yway,' Air Force arrived here today flew to Taipei today from his Both Mr. and Mrs. Putnam' ferson County and Louisville As the lawmakers strained at the source said. for military talks, and there Clark Field headquarters in the will be greatly missed in Murray reports the United States Democratic organization last the traces, eager to whip into Blossom and school board at- ...were Philippines and began conferring as they were very active in *light increase its air and sea Saturday by announcing he action, school supt. Virgil Blos- torneys prepared to leave for on 'operational matters" with church work and. socially in the power around Formosa. would support Waterfield for the som sat down across town with Washington this afternoon to Vice Adm. Roland Ymott, senior continuo i t y. Eight units of the U.S. 7th American military commander in gubernatorial nomination. Negro parents and several stu- present oral argumen1s before They will be at home at 631 0 50 100 . _Zest _ yyhje, htook 1,600 Maripee .China and commander dents who want to lower the the Susereme Court. liteyeen &reef: Yuungstown. Otto —The- getreentrriter- to Singapore for shore leave of the U. S. Taiwan Formosa AT it AtilAne—fiere's a lutec-see at the I, urrnali-itid China' Meanwhile, seven_ at nine after the first of September. • headed by John Crimmins is left the British port en route Defense Command. coast situation, where longtime hostilities are flaring up ence-stricken Centrai High School Negroes who touched elf vio- backing Louisville attorney Wil- and smash- the cola line f to Okinawa. Reports here said The US. Air Force now has again. Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists of Formosa occupy lence at Central last year,. plan- son W. Wyert. The organization the first time at new Hall High the move was ordered in connec- about 10 supersonic F-100D jet these Wands (inset), and Communist shore batteries are ned to return to Little._Rocit has twice supported Hamilton School. _ tion with the Communist activity fighter planes piloted by Ameri- Murray Hospital hammering away at them. Soviet-built planes from coastal today and try to get back into for the Office he now holds. Blossom called Dr. William J. around the Quemoy Islands. cans on Formosa and under bases also are making forays over the area, including Matsu Central. They received a $1,000 Communist artillery bombard- islands (arrow). ((,,entrai Prom), Massie, a Negro physician, who Moorman's command. The Na- Monday's complete record fol- Hamilton agreed that he would (Continued on Page 3) the Quemoy Islands for the is equipped agreed to .meet with him and tionalist air force lows: accept, or at least consider, an 'fourth consecutive day. National- with older F-86 Sabrejets, said other Negro parents today. Census 39 offer to run with Waterfield as ist officials estimated 96,000 to be no match for the new To Address Legislature Adult Beds 65 Biologists Lay a candidate for lieutenant gov- Faubus - addressed an opening rounds were fired Saturday, Sun- Russian-buil. Migl7S. Emergency Beds 26 Noble Dick day and Monday. killing or Seventh Grade ernor, bet said he was "nut joint session of the Legislature May Streingth•n Fleet Patients Admitted 2 Out Feast For wounding more than 600 persons active}y seeking" that spot. today before a nation-wide live A Washington dispatch said Patients Diserrissed 0 on the Quernoys. Passing Waterfowl television . hookup. He outlined the U.S. military was considering New Citizens Rural Highway Commissioner Britain Sends Carriers swift air reinforcement of For- his program. An aide said he Charged In Patients admitted from Friday To Register J. B. Wells Jr., also has bee I A London dispatch said Britain mosa Strait although so far 'no Kentucky game biologists would point out that the National 119:00 a.m. to Monday 10:30 a.m. considered a leading candidate Association for the ads, Md., is shown was sending two aircraft carriers movement of reinforcements has started laying a feast for water- Advancement billy Ray Housden, 1621 Olive; for the No. 2 spot on the ad- onvention Queen" to reinforce its Far Eastern fleet been ordered._ fowl on Kenejecky Lake tens of Colored People .was "making Theft Mrs. Liman Rudell Beard and On Thursday minietnation elate_ Aci hea a strong and cleermined effort" n Wars couvention but an Admirality .spokeseman Bik the sources said military week—but it's all designed to Rt. 6; Mrs. Ken Adams by Waterfield. On that basis, of Flushing, N. Y., daind there was "nothing new Men were considering the dis- baby boy, tulip the hunter. to have "quite a number of Negro • and baby boy. Rt 1.-Fa rrn rigt on; Hamilton might be considered a students" appear at the Noble Dick was arrested yes- the Atlantic City, `Ind nothing sinister" about the patch of a composite air strike There will be a pre-regietra- school MIS6 Judy Kay Pawhal,; Mrs. The feast is in the form of possible choice as a candidate board offices this afternoon to terday morning on a car theft sr, of Jersey Shore, shift. He said it "does not mean force in the face of Red China's tien of all seventh grade students ov. She will Da int Lockhart and baby girl, succulent grains and legumes, ' for attorney general. attempt to enroll in Central and (forge by state trooper Guy "rule" the Far Eastern situation has menacing moves against the off- Thursday afternoon, August 28 eld at Hershey, Pa. Orchard Heights; Mrs. Walter just the bill of fare that ducks The administration tierces may Hall. Turners shore islands Such a strike foree at 2:30 in the high school audi- Jones, 1300 Main Si.; Mrs. Wit- and geese can't seem to resist. view Hamilton as a logical Faith= asked the Legislature Accenting to authorities, a is made up of jet fighters, light: tor:urn, according to Mr. Fred They're being planted over large choice to cut into the strength II) provide for the calling of a 1955 bombers, tankers and transports. liasn Fields and by girl, 601 Shultz. Chevrolet station wagon Elm St., Benton; Miss Glenda areas of Kentucky Lake marines Wyatt is eiapeeted to command state referendum within 30 days was stolen from Henderson and MTS Opens Such a force would strengthen Mr. Sdhtaltz said that he was Kay Kirks, 306 No. 4th.; James by the Kentucky Division of in Jefferson County, where after the closing of Central or a warrent vglis. issued for Dick. the U.S. 7th Fleet, which now Sere that some new pupils had D., Bucy, Rt 5; Miss Edwin* Gagne as an Inalucensent to Crimmins still sticks to predic- any othge school. After his arrest Dick admitted lIati 'bur ciestnisrs Saved into Murray and be 300 aircraft including ASV jet Kaye Oain, 1707 West Olive; flocks of waterfowl winging tkete' be a 10,000 vote majority "At tIkr electitni, the' people of raking he car but stated that September 8 Would like to have a list of all the district bombers and two Mrs. Ray Wyat and. baby_ .girl, r.soulh ' stop and rest a spell ca MOM 7 ..may -vote- on -the- -it-- wtrli 1116 ageeenierir types of super- ,eVenth graders in the Murray sonic fighter planes. Rt. 4, Benton; Mrs. Ruth Waah- on the world's largest man-rnade H'amilt'on was the prosecutor question of keeping the schools that it was in payment for a district. segregated The Murray Training School Plan War Games burn, '206 No. 13th.; Baty Joe lake. of the so-called "Braden case" or integrated," he debt. said. "The will open on September 8th. at Singapore dispatches said the Jones, Rt. 2, Kirkaey; Mrs. Billy in which former newsman Carl election would be From information that DicK All of which !Should produce COULDN'T CARRY IT HOME held in the usual manner 9 a.m. School will operate on a eight units of the 7th Fleet Bruce Wilson, Rt. 3, Hazel; Mrs. Braden and several others were by the gave, the car was found on a more and belles hunting f o r NEW YORK officials as would other state half day schedule the first day. would return to their home base Leonard Kirksey and baby girl, (UPI) —The De- indicted on conspiracy charges lot in Hopkinsville where it was waterfawlers ,,j„n 1.1 e Kentucky,wranent of elections. Any neiessary changes will be in Okinawa where the 1,600 Rt. 6; Miss Suseete Frances Sanitation had an in connection with the bombing being: sto7d. Lake area. Odd problem on . "If the people vote to integrate made on this date. Regular clas- Marines of the 3rd Marine Divil Johnson, New Concord; Mrs. its hands today. of a . Negro home in an all-white Dick was freed on a $1000 The problem: What to the school, it will be opened ses will begin on September 9th. sion are based. They are ex- 'Puny King and baby girl, Rt. 6, The plantings started late lase do with suburb of Louisville. 4:Iond ad must appear in Hen- A 300-pound shark on an integrated basis, otherwise' Buses will make their regular pected to join Nationalist units Benton; Thernas Ernstburger, week under the direction of someone left Braden was sent to prison derson September 2. on it will be kept closed and other runs beginning September 8th. in war games the first week 5. Frank Dibble, of Murray. Dibble, an East Bronx Street Mon- after an undercover FBI agent provisions must be found for the The lunch room will open on in September at Fangliao in an ace wildlife biologist and day. testified he and his wife were Patients dismissed from Friday education of the children who September 9th. no lunches will Southern Formosa. leader of the state's Waterfowl leaders of a Communist cell in 10:00 [a.m. to Monday 10:30 a.m. would otherwise attend such served on September 8th, The Communists opened their Robert M. Mellon Model, rescardh and development proj- p. Louisville, but won his freedom Bumping Caused bombardment of school." according to Mac MacRaney, di- the Quemoys Tenn.; Joe T. Outland, 223 So. ect, has been planting areas of when the Supreme Court over- today shortly after Man's Death rector. midnight and 151the Mrs. Don Drain and baby the lake for several years. The threw the Kentucky statute un- Asks Postponement fired sporadically through the plantings. trave tended to draw der which he had been convict- Faubus also asked the girl, 1505 West Main; Mrs. Bob- Legisla- ROMFORD, England (UPI) — night. There are about 47,000 in ever-increasing numbers of ture for measures to: bie Elkins and baby boy, Rt. 1, ed. A coroner's jury ruled Monday a civilians and about 50,000 Na- waterfowl a n d, ceruequently, Provide for the withholding Gtibertsvil iittantor-"- William During-46.a ease Hamilton was of man died from accumulated in- tionahst troops under fire _certain . state funds from. Wallace HafeeY, 200 - - IRV; prodtsce better hunting on the several times at loggerhesds. any .juries caused- by WI-reining h13 —Querriuys and another 200 schools closed under Mrs. Alfred Graeber, Puryear, lake. with the Courier - Journal and the pro- head on the low roof of his .were killed or wounded Mohday. visions of the closure Tenn.; Stark Erwin, 909 Syca- Year before---ket, Kentucky Louisville Times, which win act. Each garden shed over a 23 child's -year more; Miss Dianea Lou Gay, Lake was the slate's top water- actively support Wyatt. proportionate share of period. school funds would follow 1204 Maple; Mrs. Edward An- fowl hunting spot. High water Neither Wyatt nor Crimmins him A verdict of accidental death to any other school in. which_ 3 to 6 p.m. I Kentucky weather Synopsis: dersen and .baby girl, Rt. 6, Ben- there kncelked hunting last year, had any comment on Hamilton's Was, returned in the case of _ Alaska Statehood he wished TO Mein,' ton; Master Steven Thomas Cary, but Dibble beeves pr specis action, other than Crimmins' as- public a Bertie Cunnell, 55, a grocery CALL 1493-M The high pressure extending private. from Ohio to Texas will dorni- Bill Voted Today 307 W. 13th., Benton; Mrs. Jutin should be back up in the excel- sertion that "My earlier eati- clerk who died in a hospital Provide for the enrollment and ruite Kentucky weather today. A Hudson and baby girl, 311 No. lent category again this year. nate holds — Wyatt will win from brain hemorrhage. attendance of a student in any weak windshift line over Iowa ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) alt.; Mrs Billie Leles and baby This year. plantings of,, we:er- here by not less than 30,000 and Relatives testified Cunnell, who other school _in. the same district and north Missouri may result s--An estimated 30,0G0 A la sk buy, Box 245, College ten/A food are- larger than laM 1NTRODUCER—The Sudan's for- possibly 40,000."- was tall, often bumped -his head Station; or school in another district, in some increased cloudiness over voters went to the polls today Marshall year's and shoutd. produce mote eign minister, Mohammed The announced candidate for on a low beam when he went Wyatt, 509 Greenhill under certain conditions because western and northern Kentucky to put the stamp of statehood waterfowl on the area. Ahmed Mahgoub (above), said the Democratic nomination for into the shed in his garden. Dr. mks Drive, Benton; Mrs. Kelzie Peel- of his or her refusal to,, attend the Arabs' Middle Eel peace tonight but no rainfall is ex- on a territory twice the size of er, Rt. 1, Dexter; Miss Mary The plantings, Dibble believes, lieutenant governor a.re state Cyril Raeburn, a pathologist, said plan, which the UN adopted classes with a student of another pected Wiley. -tonight or Wed- Texas. Pardue, will be up just about the time Commissioner of Conservation the man's condition following re- Kenlake Hotel; Mrs. unanimously, might bi the "be- race. nesday. It will continue cool and From Point Barrow to KetFbi- the first florae start down from Laban P. Jackson and state Rep. peated blows on the head e "Cecil Taylor and baby boy, Ai- ginning of a glottal future" Provide for an appropriation rather dry today and tonight, kan, Nome to Fairbanks, ilk Canada. Harry King Lowman of Ashland. "comparable with the concis mee; Mrs. Donald Robertson and arhsn ho• intrnri,Irpri .nnl,ttion. for the ,governor to carry out t/lecoming appreciably warmer heaviest balloting in the history found in boxers who were pines baby boy, Rt. 1, Farmington; gibe program and to pay the over drunk." western and central sections of the territory was expected. Mrs. Henry Higgins and baby expenses of any school district Coroner Louis Beccle said by Wednesday night. Winds will Political experts predicted the girl, Golden Pond; Miss Judy election he 'may call. be light and variable today with total vote would easily top the "Sky-Sweeper"Satellites May Be Used Cunnell apparently caused small Paschall, Rt. 3, Puryear, Tenn.; To FaubuS asked finally for a law a southerly circulation becoming highest recorded vote of 28,000. injuries to his brain over a 23- Miss Fronie Parker, 415 No. 4th; to postpone the opening date established oy Wednesday even- The possibility of statehood year period. Mrs. Natter Jones, 1300 Main; of "certain high schools," pre- ing. Outlook for Thursday — being rejected wasn't even con- "They were very Minor in- Mrs. W. A. Cunningham and Clear Way Through Deadly Radiation sumably Central, to Sept. 15. warmer with ..the odds still sidered. juries weal- he would not take baby girl, Rt. 1, Kirksey; Master Three Negroes - who graduated against showers. "We'll win by a 5-1 margin," By ROBERT MUSEL American scientist had reported 400,000 miles up. with its maxi- notice 1 of at the time," the Billy liousden, -1621 Olive; Jerry from junior high last year at- predicted former Gov. Mike Ste- United Press International earlier that Soviet Sputnik ex- mum intensity at 600 miles and coroner said. "But they all added Brannon, Rt. 3. Puryear, Tenn.; tempted to enroll Monday. arid Regional Forecasts: povieh who stepped out of the pert Peter Kapitza is working on its greatest thickness over the up and produced this condikon. Mrs. Ronald Burkeen and baby "two more will definitely" try All sections — Partly cloudy governor's office to run unoppos- AMSTERDAM (UPI) —A U.S. a plan to get a man into space earth's equator. There is no other explanation to enroll today, UPI was told continued ed for the Republican nomination girl, 711 Story Ave. expert said today special "sky- than this low beam in the shed ,'and cool today and --Land bring him back alive. —Was formed during Many Blossom cOnfirmf d M•,nri y tonight: highest today 73 east for the short Senate term. sweeper" satellites might be able American officials were see- thousands of years by protone which would' account for it." to 82 west. Low tonight near Alaska voters had to approve to clear away the band of deadly thing over Russia's effort to in- dislodged from the earth's atmos- 50 east to 60 west Partly cloudy three propositions to clear the radiation that now threatens to ject politics into the deliberations phere by- cosmic-ray bombard- and warmer Wednesday, high 78 way for admission to the Union. bar man from outer space. of the IAC by trying to bar ment. Some of these. particles to 85. One proposition asked simply, Prof. Fred Singer of Maryland Nationalist China from member- carry charges as high- as 400 ''Shall Alaska be admitted into University told the International ship. million volts, making them a Tobacco Advisory: the Union as a state" Another Astronautical Congress he be- "The congress provides Russia deadly threat to life. Humidity averaged 63 to 72 set the boundaries of the 49th lieves the radiation belt, which with the chetiliest propaganda Could Be Reduced .per cent over the entire state state as the lines established in took thousands of years to build platform in the world," one A man in the., radiation belt, for the 24 hours ending Monday the statehood bill signed by up, could be cleared away in a angry American said. "By claim- Singer said, would be the target evening. This. is a desirable range President Eisenhower last month. matter of months. ing to have only 20 members in three hours of as much radia- in humidity, but temperatures are The third fixed the rights and Singer emphasized the "sky- (in its Space Society), Russia tion as he culd safely absorb in running much too cool for good pewees of the new state as those sweeper" idea is a corollary of pays minimum dues if $15 a a lifetime. Even 1/12 inches of curing. The University of Ken- set forth in the statehood bill. a theory he has developed which year and gets millions of dollars lead armor — which would add tucky advises that with barn • - requires further confirmation be- worth of publicity. 5 tons to the weight of a space temperatures near 50 as expected fore it can be accepted as fact "By contrast, t h e American ship 12 feet in diameter — would in the eastern half of the state The Maryland space specialist's Rocket Society pays *re than protect him for only 30 hours. )0 p.m. tonight, tobacco may tend to GOOD THING HE DIDN'T report was the scientific high- $1,000 a year." He added, however, that un- cure green. It is suggested that light of a day during which . A Deadly Thebat manned satellites of proper de- if youeare prepared to fire lightly MYRTLE BEACH, S. C. (UPI) congress delegat es speculated Singer said Russia's hypotheti- sign, orbiting within the radia- stoves may be lighted this even- —An unidentified swimmer at about the nature of a seer-et cal spaceman would be in trouble tion belt, probably could absorb ing. Some ventilators should be Myrtle Beach Sunday didn't real- "top priority" program mentioned if he ventured more than 250 enough protons in a few A WEST GERMANY —New Eu- months Qrartially opened when the fires ly need rescuing, thank you. Monday by the miles from tp ropa stamp being Lseued ty Russians. Western earth — the lower reduce the radiation to "toler- • going. If you are not The fire chief sent a life guard scientists are pre- West Germany Sept. 8 fea- believe the project in- limit of the radiation belt. able limits." in a pared to use heat, barns should tloals out after the swimmer ture, a symbolic bird perching volves shooting a man into space. He said data collected by Once swept out, Singer be- be open today to advantage of when it was believed the man Russia Injects Politics - America's satellites, especially lieves, it would lake thousands atop a large "E." The stamp, 1.0 IT 21 YEARS—Carl Carwin of Cleveland displays the the lower relative hu m i di ty was too 1.1 eut41. -e boat sank The Soviet spokesman who Explorer IV, indicate the radia- of years for the radiation • Prizes approximately a 10-center, is belt 'as plate he has had for the paid 21 years. The State which will prevail during the and the man an e "life gored mentioned the secret tion belt: to blue with a red stripe In M." program build up to the danger -level e of Motor Vehicles reserves It for him every year. daytime. leisurely Swam ashore t eretheo would give no details, but an —Extends from 250 miles to again.
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PAGE TV.(1 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — AUGUST 26, 1958 II • TUESDA a Pound for tomatoes. 40 cents Hospital themselves recognize the need for treatment can best help AlcOholism has no part or auth- THE LEDGER & TIMES Alaska No a loaf of bread, and $2,50 for those 'who (1) are felt to have only in' the operation of this for help and treatment and who a haircut. Treatment voluntarily seek admission. lituaLiIIHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING rather disturbed emotions which ward. The commission does have COMPANY, Inn underlie their drinking, it's success. Conoolidauon of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Rents are high. too, whether and (2) a profound interest in Tenes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January you Eve in a green - lawned who have been relatively suc- The establishment of this facility REARMAMENT PLANNED 1. 1942. Icebox Says Aids Those cessful but later have become by Dr. McPheeters and. his as- Thi ranch house in the -suburbs of BOSTON - (UPI) - An Fairbanks excessive drinkers and complete- sociates is a long step forward JAMES C. ILLIA: PUBLISHER or in the 12-story ly have lost control. solution Kentucky's $8,000 clean-up program wa ter- Mendenhall lApartrnent House in toward the of We alcoholism problem. The citizens gun recently at the site of the reser., the right to re. any A tertising Letters to the V-- Expert Juneau Compensating for the Who Wish It In an effective treatment cen- Hill. Among er Public Voice items whicn, in our opinion, are nut kit of the Commonwealth must un- Battle of Bunker till high cost of living ,..(.rnewbat is ter the alcoholic needs to be project will baterest ot our readers. segregated from mental patients. derstand that it is utterly im- other things, the • • (Jim, growtveld was intro- the better rate of pay that pre- provide a new bronze sword for By J. COLLIS RINGO The ward needs ko be an open, possible for this hospital to treat NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CC . duced to Alaska when h• spent vails in most of /Wake. Carpen- af Col. Willeam Pres- Monroe, Memphis, Executive Director Kentucky Unlock facility: all of Kentucky's 60,le alcoluot.,1 the statue Tenn.. 250 Park Ave., New York. 24,17 N cal- one and one-half years there ters and electricians get $3 en gan Ave, Chicago: 80 Bolyston St_, &aeon. Commission On Alcholiam ics at once, It is primarily an cott The old one had been stolen with the 11101 Air Force dur• hour, construction laborers and It is obviously impossible to some time ago. It Wkiki Prescott hospitalize jail experimental project. If success- Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, fur trkr...... ”....,1012 as Ing World Wawr II. He has since truck drivers pull down about FRANKFORT -- Kentucky's all the chronic rehabilitation, the who said at the Battle cf Bunk- 84 offenders in the state. This treat- ful in helping Second Class Matter become an expert on the sub- an hour. and plumbers make new law concerning commitment facilities will be expanded to er Hill in 1775: "Don't Lire un- ject and s author of the an hour. An engineer or an alcOholics to a state hospital ment center was never intended SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week "It, per book, include other state hospitals. til you see the whites of their month 85e. In "Getting To Know Alaska," pub. office manager starts at 91,000 a for treatment and rehabilitation to be a "catch all," to rid com- Calloway and adjoining eounues, yex year, P. 4. eh.- became effective June 19. The munities of their undesirable citi- Alcoholism is unquestionably eyes,., Where, $5.5i. II-shed this year by Coward— month. an illnev, but not ,every ease McCann, New York, Breetveld intent 'of this law has beep .mis- zens. Every bed in the ward is Alaska's appointed-Gov. Mike now requires hospitalization. The Colli .TUESDAY— AUGUST 26, 1958 is a picture editor of united construed in in some places. occupied. There is a waiting Stepovich facilities and skills of this pilot Prase internatIonail has predicted that Western State Hospital, Hop- list of people who are voluntarily within 50 years the Alaska pop- kinsville. was designated by Dr. seeking admission. operation, of necessity, must be By JIM BREETVELD ular in wiltl grow to about ...30 H L. McPheeters, commissioner The Kentucky Commission on reserved for those citizens who 'Chan IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED United Press International millzon. If .thie happens, then of mental health, as a trial Alaska New :3ity Hall and Gas Building will be :he biggest of the facility. One ward, under the $120.000 One of the reasons Alaska 49 states In every way. supervision of Dr. Kurt Schmidt, LEXINGI Sewer Plant Expansion $125,000 was kept so tong "on ice" as clinical director at Western State, away from Bet, New School Buildings $110,000 far as statehood was corSterned first, the transportation was opened as a pilot operation, ICentti is the widely-aocegliecl miscon- problem has to be lidced. The l'he publicity attendant to the Manton Cc Planning and Zoning COInrnisSiOn with ception about the climate and paved roads of Alaska add up ,to opening caused a number of corning sea Professional Consultation nature of the land itself. Many about 1,000 miles, less than the alcoholics to be committed rnism. Ameticans feel that Alaska is streets of Brooklyn. N. Y. Give against their will. This was a "Pm no IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED ,• H a wild, frozen country that Alaska more tasenvays and rail- mistake. °ion-lost re inno` be dew-Tape ftefp-I- roads and - -the-strtr-vrate--- ertt1t- The- patient who has no desire the season' Induf'rial ,Expansion rough 'he rigors and heart- emerge as the giant it is destin- to rehabilitate' himself, who ha- ence Mond Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters i.ak of prim:tive frontier liv ed to be. Give Alaska the power a long history of repeated jai. 4 finitely we it needs by harnessIng sentences fur law breaking, who seas' i that Widened Streets In Some Areas g. its might- Ncerhing could be further frorn ty rivers and you will witness looks ,at the commitment as just Having C-ontinued Home Building mother punitive sentence, handi- 'A, tenth. This Mg alleged "lee- industrial expansion that will in that tiro Lirport For Murray is is actually one of Mother caps the h,spital staff in efforts tier quick) thrill the world. with those se-ha truly City Auditorium Nature's treasure vaults. Its con- desire help. Isis flanks tents have been barely touched. gest proible From 1940 to 1950. :he popu- The 23 let Lition.ltterea-ifd_ .b3' 77 per cent- HERE'S HOW .. . Heart _Winninno Patty_ MeCornil Aiave to ca s() ahnD5t 215,000 rst part ai people, and MAKE A LOUVERED ROOM DIVIDER snack has a leading juvenile role' more are coming from all parts in FLKO's Technicolor "All Mine be as *lin A louvered room divider problem the United States. The ma- can nails. Then fasten this assem- TRAFFIC MENACES-Billy and Danny Dempaey took eerie t To Give" in which she stars w BIBLE THOI int4T—F-DR-i0DAY aditiated te *Akers ale *lir- T. -fl,,Alii*an -Wee—tetlffil5571- bly bs the eeteitle wprigirts. happy as they sit In dad's car in Cincinnati, 0., and here's jilts Johns7rirmcron rri eat aLton. Slote the frame against the a The, people with one accord gave heed to • .ve "cheeohakos" • (newemnees) First why: They ran the car backwards down the Dempsey drive- Miechell and young Rex Thomp- of requ make the floor plate wall, and secure it to wall and team those things which Philip spake hearing and to She "Great Land." What have and the corresponding member way and out into a busy Street. where they rammed another son. This heart-warming film is this they found to hold upper car. Police cited under based on the best-selling novel loosened seeing the miracles which he did. Acts 8:6. in Alaska' the ends of the Then insert the dowel pins them Section 506-23, to wit: driving They Itive found modern ho- louvers, taking care that the in the bottoms of the louvers, Without a license. Improper backing, driving under age. Tile "The Day They Gave Babies - ported to It took miracles of healing to impress the holes in the two members wait 1 inch of each dowel ex- elder Dempsey is hooked for Away" and shows Wed.-Thur form of heathen tels and "I7 stations. busy tr. O- POO damages in the bum deal. II- world. A changed life is the greatest tarIettintretions match, end that the dowel holes tended. Stand the louvers in at the Murray Drive In Theatre. tern. mira, ,t' if all. and are centered in the louver ends. the floor plate, and slide the apartnse tonises.. smart restau- If an end of the divider is plate and louver,sin place. In- Collier s rants and movie palaces. well- fastened to the wall; as shown, sert the upper dowel pins dpindidates equipped, hospitals and up-to- then make the upper portion through the frame member into 37 scs assembling Tired of emptying your pockets to date airports. Seat. the ceiling the louvers. Then fasten the lardand 11 se They have dis- plate, separators and louver IMPORTANCE floor plate to the floor, and to fill 'er Join the Swing to. men depae FAILURE covered that the Alaskan win- rail, using 10-penny finishing the vertical meinbers. up? ter is no more severe than that' He said t _ found in Kansas. Nebraska eral condlit or 2%6' sTtax THE tnired States Air Force-failed in its attempt to the Dakotas. - Three-quarters of Alaska Le. in the north temper- 06" srocx I shoot. a rocket in the vicinity of the moon. EQUALLY SPACED Rambler ate. zone. -with the remainder NAILE.p SECURE north, of Pony So- efficient+t our in-et-hut- orteiiii the Arctic Circle. In Tops all others in sales gains that people the northern area temperatures HOLES verywhere knew about the failure in less than 24 hours. often plunge to GO, 70 or 80 /DR i" because it's tops in economy! de-,,, PIN DRILLED trees below zero Orgy the ILL . We were not surprised rug: .286" STOCK Ti'( WAY THROUOR 43lay to hear Senator Lyndon John- ged Eskimo can survive in this tior6TH TO FIT To'o rr-its ae4M son say the failure "proves" Russia has,better region. But central arid southern AREA (NOTE LEisCIO4 EACH LOU rockets SHOULD BE MULTIPLES ,WASHIN1 than we have. _) Alaska Are much like . Norway.. OF 54' Sweden and Finland. 2%6' STOCK ?forth Pit COLING HEIGHT tramok, Mi ! We never know how many failures Russia has in her In ketchikan. Alaska's south- DRILL irnmost city, the HOLESTHROUGH the light efforta to conquer miter space for the simple average tem- reason she perature is about the same aft LOUvERS for the ct reports successes only. arvcrt ONI" conti Pony Lew that 8f Baltimore, -Md. Alaskans h 8 ASHER DCMEL 21. 1%6' STOOK -area 'enjoy -a sprtng-like L0M3 CRILL HOLE tk Low.% North Pi • This failure reminds us .of Thomas Edison's t first loss assistant climate for most of the yeer.' LouvER it DEEP lelling 'him he had tried 108 materials in experiments Last June thet emperature in National ka drubbe. Leber ufsets:antra Assock.Lia. • only tourne tonducted to invent an incandescent electric lamp. Fa.rbanks, in the very heart of Alaska. reacted a sizzling 92 record. Hat ' His repry was: "Ae can flow eliminate while New York had weather in ------Monday by 108 materials. Calif.. 44, his narrows the field 'he upper -70's. - Rambler sales ore up more than down and makes our task more HERE'S HOW . . 70%... the economy ofsmall European cars. Prove hind, etetra pimple." The famous Matanuska ask am, owner why! Only Rambler com- to yourself Rambler about 30 is the best car value. Miami el miles east of Anchor- MAKE A CHUCK BOX bines the room of big American cars with See your Rambler age. ic show:ng dealer. sixth innim I Scientists working on the moon rocket the world that undoubte •c:ops-can be raised in the Alas- This chuck box has a door most be ripped to 10-7/18 run lead Ti leaened much from their recent failure which that will serve also. as • cut- inches wide. scorelese tii will help kan earth 'The climate has been Cut all pieces to the sizes them in further efforts. f/und to be ideal tiag board and table. WILSON MERCURY-RAMBLER - 515 So. 12th St. 14 men to fee dairying. shown, and round the lower alat fealur Milk production in the Matanus- !. The bottom and the door are front corners the As- ; of sides. Ty Tom The failure, however, was given as much ka Vafley is estimated to be mob of 1% by 12-inch lumber. semble the box, using glue and • 91 front page Winning newspaper space as ahnost twice the national aver- I% deer is edge-glued and 8-penny finishing nails. or No. the successful voyage of the Nautilus &wale& with 14-inch dowel. 5, flathead wood screws 296 noweici !sot sunder age of the United States. The the polar ice tip. and a great deal more comment. The back is of 1 by 12-inch inches long, countersunk. giving up . Trips to Matanuskajarms. started in 19- lumber edge-glued and dow- Attach button-type friction the moon may be a generation 35 as pert ot.. a U. S. sixth to 0 away, but govern- did with %-iiica dowel. catches on the upper edge of .when they _du-tAac4inle- ire—tra the door, and fasten the dam- who krineic commonlyhter Americans. will The shelves and shelf sepa- burgh run !there. farmers (runt Minn ta. 'TI place with a pair of butt ;. rators are of 1 by 10-inch hinge's, and a card table hinge In akeri •arid 'Wisconsin, produced al- SAVE : - A television comic cracked Wither. The bottom of the box or chain. Mass. wse a li‘e joke when he sal , most three million do)lars' v(urth • I '"Conrad Hilton islexia, 4-1, will open a hotel on the moon ahead of -It food products in 1931. _!..conaisatitorsbut-thes-e-- chalking u who do much traveling will a- la rsou Ott e, gree it isn't so far-fetched. BAC(- 2 ROG I's e• from play ! 'And he hasn't built one yet Matanuoka he' a -limo. grow- Miami ta like the Moscow Hotel ing season. STOCK 36" LONG (SET e • !described in Sunday's about 100 days. but IN FROM EDGES CIF ik tonight's i papers. It has :13 sturies with 4,1-00 thank-' -n' the- long hours of 1.rooms, only six TOP & SIDES) DOVELA night. If I elevators, no steps and no fire escapes. sunlight during the summer JOINTED contini day,s, the vegetables and fruits i',¢" STOCX 4. i LoNo test on the i are g.ants worthy of Alaska. A HANOI'S 30-pound cabbage is not rare. 9' ON UCH 510E '8 The strawberr.es ,pf the Matan- Ten Years Ago uska Valley are the size of a TABLE Today MMGIE ON Ledger & Times File man'. that. I% le STOCK What has been done in Mate- LONG CAIPts 241" • R. wST:::70hnson. 70, died at nueka can be done in other THIS G-E By 2:30‘ihts eoening at his parts of AltPlika There are some CUT OUT FOR N‘. I • stoac :home on Broad Street after a lengthy RECESSED HAPIXElor United Mrs. Mary three mOlion acres in Marka ROUND CORNER NEW Y Allbritten and -Miss Elizabeth Sexton have hat are rated 14". SUMMER • been vacationing as potential fern; Norman ir in Houston County. Tenn, Mrs. Charles :and In spite of the hopeful 2 PCS .3' us the tor xtori. with her children. Melissa and start agriculture 1/".2" obi( BUTT HNGES SPECIAL is Ste‘e. and Miss has made ' in 35t Letleirt" D the long -b Martin joined them Sunditx. and all the territory. Alaskans insport His entr .-Mur v returned to DOWEL Sunday night. more than 90 -per cent of their Itattnie traire Ileastieures macaw little moil ! Mrs. Desiree Fair. who has been food. mostly from the 1.1: S. The manager e .mer spending the su7n- REGULAR LY $32.5 with er parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cr,F. of fre.gh, irs hii. so the and by N • returning V. Jeffrey, is h to ingsport, Tenn.. W nesrtay -- prices are rough. Alaskans pay NOW ONLY it-caking teach._ where she GO cento for a quart of milk, 90 • 'Tap of S The Misaismar 1 cents for a dozen eggs. 55 cur- with the Y Auxiliary of North Pleasant Grove -- "Yes, in .Church- met Saturda 'afternoon, ' 'with Augu.st 14 at 2 o'clock METED STATES POSTAGE m y big c Mrs. Jess Wallis. league may • ; There $249'9 were 12 membe)st, four visitors and 'our child- UHF SUG4115 NIGHFI ball is me • ren who were sened delicious( than in thr ess refreshments b the host- kuoik4ted by Mrs. Claud Farmer Siebern's Robertson. and Mrs. Gladys (HECK THESE DELUXE FEATURES to the low( the Yanks Boys and girls from 12 counties • Triple speaker audio system for 2:00 began registering at the Tigers o'clock this afternoon for the brilliant sound Tradewater annual Purchase- °itching o CH ramp at Murray State rollege. • New 110 aluminiied picture tube • -had allowc enrollment of A large • ' Set-and-forget° volume 200-250 club members was experted. control hits-all in • Full swivel base No • Price includes one-yeer warranty "We has on picture tube and parts MODEL 21C13411 long ball,' replaced Ji gal bit oi SCOTT DRUG CO. signed Iasi WOW 'MAN — Newest In the the club n "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" Famous American" 'stamp general m merles is this Nosh Webster 5- and the center, which goes on sale ID BURETS flid not rei Corner at 4th & Main DOROTHY MALONE, as Diana Barrymore, In a • Phone 433 ,the famous lexicographer's GOODYEAR STORE driver. birthplace. Hartford. Conn., ,:ene• !ti "Too ,\l Too Soon,.. also starring In Sundi James Errol lin and op, Iiing Oct le Herring portrait. ‘Vednesday ist the air- 210 East Main Phone 886 downed C ; l';.- 8-3, with moaned
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LUG UST 26, 1958 TUESDAY — AUGUST 26, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY recognize the need PAGE THREE id treatment and who eci the Norfolk School Board IStalls For Time seek admission. Strong... Monday to reconsider " all 151 ^ at the Negro applications to Monday night, the Little Rock White rejected kalENT PLANNED The Ledger & Times Results Of (Continued from Front Page) schols it la s t School Board stalled for time 1958 Prep week. The order put pressure - (UPI) - An in the face cit renewed integra- n-up program wa be- on the school board to adrnit 12 scholarship "from a national MP- tion pressure by announcing a ly at the site of the to 30 'Negroes to white schools gru Elks convention Monday Bunker H111. Among SPORTS neat month or run the risk of a week's delay in school open.ng PAGE League World Series night. One of the original nine gs, the project will• contempt citation. - from Tuesday, Sept. 2, to • The committee, who picked this graduated, and another was ex- new bronze sword for EDITED BY 8. Blossom said. The following is the results Pittsburgh, Pa. ----6 2 5 most valuable player award, was pelled. -The Virginia State Pupil Monday, Sept. of Col. Wilnam Pres- of the 1958 Prep League world No, 13 Rome, Ga. 2 4 6 made up of three major league Elsewhere Placement Board at Richmond the board made its decision to d one had been stolen series including the scores of all Highland, Ill. 1 4 3 Troubles scouts, from three different major The Arkansas Leg.slature met Monday denied the applications give peopde more time to un- ago. It was Prescott games and the different awards (10 innings) Bill Davis league ball clubs, two local amid these other integration de- of Negroes seeking entry at Arl- derstand any federal ruling or t the Battle 4 Bunk- given in the series. No, 14 Hagerstown, Md. 13 9 2 sports writers, and the award ington and Newport News. 1775: "Don't fire un- Game Team RHE Pittsburgh, Pa. ---- 4 7 1 velopments: legislation dealing With the in- committee of Prep League Base- -In Norfolk, Va., U.S. District the whites of their No. I Butler, Pa, 0 1 2 No. 15 Hagerstown, Md. 2 4 2 ball. • -More than 100 Negro youths tegration crisis. Pittsburgh, Pa. 4 5 1 Highwood, Ill. 3 3 Judge Walter E. Hoffman order- in Oklahoma City went into No. 2 Homestead, Pa. -I 5 2 (10 innings) In addition there were six their third day of trying to Mlle Legislature is shooting Collier Optimistic Over Munhall, Pa, 0 7 3 N0.16 Rome Ga. 1 4 0 individual daily awards known given to Skip Vance, first base- break the color barrier at a de- for the enactment of emergency (14 innings) Homestead, Pa. 4 2 as: man for Hagerstown, Maryland. partment store luncheonette. legislation dealing with t h e No. 3 Hagerstown, Md. -0 3 3 No. 17 Rome, Ga. 0 6 0 The Henry Toochey award was The Homestead Lions award school problem by the time the New Brunswick, N.J. 1 2 0 Hagerstown, Md. ,-2 3 0 given to Herky Kushner, pitcher was given to Bob Taylor, pitcher -Seven of the nine Negro US. Supreme Court can hand 'Chances For Kentucky youngsters who attended Little No. 4 Rome, Georgia ----5 6 0 No. 18 Hagerstown, Md. -0 6 2 for Munhall, Pennsylvania. for Hagerstown, Maryland. down a ruling on the matter. Rochester, N.Y. ----I) 3 3 Homestead, Pa. 2 6 1 The Homestead Owls award The United St eel Workers Rock's Central High School last The hits court converses In an No. 5 Massillon, Ohio h.-0 3 2 The champion Homestead team was given to, Bill Saul, pitcher award was given to John Fetch- year were honored Monday LEXINGTON (UPI) -A week cellent, with morale and attitude emergency specie session of its Highwood, Ill, 1 2 2 has actually the Cinderella for Butler, Pennsylvania. kan, winning pitcher for the night by the National Negro away from the first day of prac- high after spring practice. been own at noon, e s.t Thursday. ' No. 6 Butler, Pa. .0 6 5 team of Pret League Baseball. The First Federal award was championship Homestead team. Elks Convention at Washington. tice, Kentucky football coact Collier said that contrary to Munhall, Pa. 0 6 5 All year lung they were the Blarnon Collier hooks upon the What some folks may think, he No. 7 Rochester, N.Y. • 0 3 4. traveling team in the Steel Valley coming season with wary opti- exports the Sept. 13 opening Hagerstown, Md. - 2 3 0 Prep League, in that they had no ATOMIC SUBS mism. game opponenh the University No. 8 Rome, Ga, 7 9 0 home field. They were sponsored NAUTILUS, SKATE "Pm not guaranteetrag any of Hawaii, to be rough as an BLAZE SEA TRAIL New Brunswick, N.J. 2 4 5 by the Homestead Recreation UNDER NORTH POLE °iron-tort record," Collier said in unpeeled pineapple. No. 9 Pittsburgh, Pa. ---.2 2 5 Program. They were well fi- the season's fled news confer- "We didn't schedule them for COMMUNIST PARTY PAPE' PRAVDA Homestead, Pa. - - -3 5 4 nanced, well organized, and und- (17;k SAYS SOVIET NIGHT -TAKE ACTION" ence Monday, "but I -think de- any breather," Collier s a i d. No. 10 New Brunswick, N.J. 0 2_ 2 er capable leadership of Joe IKE OFFERS UN A SIX-POINT IF U. S., IRITISH TROOPS ARE NOT 'finitely we will PEACE PLAN 5011 MIDDLE EAST, WITHDRAWN FROM MIDDLE EAST be better this "That Henry George could give Massillon, Ohio 1 2' 0. Sarisack. He is a teacher in the seas,a than last season." us INCLUDING "00-1T•YOURSILF" a 103 of trouble." George is (9 innings) Homestead Public High - School, ECONOMIC SETUP WITH U S AID, • Having exposed his position the Honolulu halfback who No, 11 Butler, Pa. 1 4 4 a coach on the J. V. Football IS CRITICIZED FOR OMITTING ISRAEL AND REFUGEE PROS/EMS • in that uncoachly manner, Col- played briefly at Kentucky be.. Hagerstown, Md. 5 _8 0 team, and a prominent basketball FORMOSA RID CHINA lier quickly moved to protect tore injuries and scholastic trou- No. 12 Bassillon, Ohio 3 1 10 official in Western Pennsylvania COASTAL WARFARE his PLANES ANEW WITH flanks by adding, "Our big- bles Shunted hail back to the High School Circles. ARTILLERY, PLANES 33 KILLED gest problem is lack of depth. islands. A AS JAPAN A/RUNIR The 23 lettermen are going to The Kentucky coach has some The most valuable player CRASHES sninno Patty_ McCoril „love to carry the load for the pre-season praise for several of MAJOR LEAGUE award for this years world series a leading juvenile role !list part of the season and may- his outStanding lettermen. weft- to Bill Bevela,---eaTeher"-Tde DUTCH KEA/ AIRLINER CRASH KILLING 99 Technicolor "All Mine be as things progress the depth "Doug Shively is in good shape Rome, Georgia. This youngster • STANDINGS attraction In WEST OF IRELAND in which she stars prsiblern will be improved." this was the center of 6ALST431/ WOLSI 'By United Press tnternatibliai the eyes of at least nine major n is Johns, Cameron —Sheer numbers Will be more senice end. "He's been out a lot league scouts, who watched him rid young Rex Thump- of a requisite for a winning for the past two years, but we're years world heart-warming film is team this year than last, with expecting a lot frorn National League participate in this him." FRIENDLY SIMARD GOLDFINE the _ loosened substitution rules ex- ream L Pct. GB series. In his first game against best-selling novel The Wikkat coach indicated DRAWS CONTEMPT CITATION US, EXPLODES MISSILE•BOINE MI 73 51 589 Rochester. New York, he scored MARKS They Gave Babies - peeled to bring back a milder heaukee PAKIS AN ATOMIC WARHEAD AT JOHNSTON he was hopeful that tackle Bob 11170/DAY, San Fran. 64 58 525 8 two runs and hit two triples 11TH ISLAND, 16TH ATOMIC &LAST id shows Wed.-Thur form of the old "platoon" sys- Lindon isf Hazard would have ECONOMY VIAAK, Pittsburgh 85 59 524 8 to drive in two more runs to OF SERIES SEGUN LAST SPRING tray Drive In Theatre. tem. a good year and take up some '•/-SOUTHAMERICA U S WITHDRAWS 60 lead his team to a 5-0 victory 1,500 TROOPS i • Collier said he expected 53 of the stack Los Angeles 02 492 12 left by the gradua- over Rochester, New York. In FROM LESANON AOTRALIA Candidates next Misndkiy, includ- tion of St. Louis 60 63 488 12/12 • All-American Lou Mich- the Wednesday game against ing 37 sophomores, 15 juniors Philiarbelptii a 58 64 .467 15 New Brunswick, New Jersey, he and 11 seniors. Twe iv e let t er- Cincinnati 58 %7 464 15/12 "Jim Miller is one of t h e hit a triple, with three men ng to men depa rted. Chicago 69 452 17 finest guards in the South," he on to drive in three more runs He said he considered the gen- said of the Macksorwille sntior, and later scored himself. In the eral condition of the squad ex- and added that Pascal Benson. Yesterday's Games game against Highwood, Illinois, arid Bill Spacer alth, were being Sh, Louis 7 ,Pittaburgh 1 he hit three long flys to the ler counted on at guard. Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2 out field and was intentionally He °allot Ronnie Cain, a jun- Milwaukee 6 San Francisco I walked twice. In the semi-final ales gains Pony Champs ior from Cumberland, "An out- Only games acheduled game against Homestead, Pen- shanding pnapect and good re- nsylvania, he had one single economy! ceiver," who would be much Today's and threw out three more men, improved this Games trying to steal second base. SOUND INVESTMENTS Allay Tonight year, and agreed with many others in appraising Philadelphia at Chicago sophomore end Dickie Mueller Milwaukee at San Francisco V7ASHINIGTON, Pa. (UPI) - as a potential star of first mag- Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night North Pittsburgh and Ham- nitude. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night Newcombe To in Homes and Real Estate tramck, Mitt , meet tonight for The depth problem was glar- the ri‘rt to face Miami, Fla., ingly noticeable at quarterback, for Tomorrow's Games the championship of t h e where only Lowell Hughes has Face Dodgers Pony League World Serie,. any real experience. JerryaEiss-' Rhikidelphia at Chicago — CITY PROPERTY — • For a really good buy. we have a home locat- North Prodoxiingh absorbed Its man is second in line at the Cincinnati at Los Angeles ed on So 6th Street. Five rooms and bath, half- first loss Monday night by be- ealarnent, Collier said. Pittaburgh at St Louis, night Tonight • A-he* -modern 2-bedroom,. house located just basement, gas furnace, storm doors, air-condi- • ige/ drubbed 11-1 by Miami, the Milwaukee at San Fran., night 1 1/2 blocks from Murray State College. This room upstairs, lot size: only tourney tioner, and has a large team with a clean OPAILL-L PEOPLE house has hardwood floors, electric heat and record.- Hamtramck gained 60 x 225. $9,500. "life" OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) LOS ANGELES (UP!) -'Big nice bath. Can be seen at your convenience. Full Monday by nosing out La Mesa, American League A toadhers' meeting was inter- Team L Pct, Don Newcombe faces his former price $6600. Calif., 44, in a corne-frorn-be- GB minted Monde y when sorneonie4 New Y.ok 78 47 624 team.mates. the Los Angeles eancara.Prove h i nd, extra-inning games. — FARMS FOR SALE — announced a car was parked 'icrig,Ch 65 59 524 Dodgers, tonight, isilent on ben.- • If you are interested in a home located on a best car value. 'Miami erupted for a nine-run 121+2 illegally outside and would have Boston 63 59 516 ing them for his fourth victory nice shady lot, you will surely want to see this ACRES. Located approximately 41/2 mile; sixth inning after taking a two- 13,a • 112 to be moved. _. Baltimore 60 62 492 16% of a disappointing season. house. This house has five rooms and bath, elec- tendable land, run lead In the fifth to break a from Murray with 100 acres of The !school's driver education Detroit 59 63 484 1711 he Cincinnati Redleg pitcher tric heat, nice basement and is well insulated. acoreleas tie. The Floridians sent has been limed and phosphated and is in a high inatructor got up and moved his Cleveland 59 66 472 19 hiss a 3-1,1 record for the year, School District. $7,000. 14 men to bat in the big sixth Located in High state of productivity, is ideally located. Mail, 12th St. car. Kansas City 57 06 463 20 and has lost twice to the Dodg- aaat featured a two-run homer school and milk route. Has good 4-room house, Waahiimetk)n 52 71 ers since they shipped him to • For the person who wants to invest money • Ty Tom Shannon. .423 25 two barns, large tobacco and corn base. Priced /HESE THIEVES ARE NERVY the Redlegs early in the cam- and get a good return from it, come in and let Winning pitcher Walt Mall- FORT WORTH, Tek. (UPI) paign. us show you a large 11-room brick house located to sell. $11,500. nowaki spun a neat one-hitter, Yesterday's Games -Burglars during the week end Facing Mawrornbe tonight will off the college campus. This house giving up the only safety in the Baltimore 6 just 1/2-block proved they like baiting the lion Chicago 5 be Sandy Kou.fax, seeking a • 60 ACRES. Located 1/2-mile off Highway 121' sixth to stiortstop hie Sollami, Washington 5 has the potential of a real money maker, and is in Pus own den. Cleveland 4 long-dtiayed 10th victory for just 4 miles South- ef- Murray, has good stock- "oho knocked in the tone Pitta- -- Onlyilarnes partly furnished. Pi iced-to Belli- They broke into an automatic scheduled the Dodgers. His reciord is 9-7. burgh run with a double. pond and 7-acre corn base. Only $4,500. coffee machine and got away The Redlegs were up against • A lovely three-bedroom brick home in a new In afternoon games, Malden, with 810.87. The machine was Todray's Camel Johnny Podres lucky home field recently been listed with us. Mass., was eliminated by La neighborhood has • 60 ACRES. Ideally located near Murray in in pollee headquarters. Chicago at Washington, pitching and outtinlier--- Carl beau- Mesa, 4-1. with George Sherrod night We consider it the buy of the month. This one of the best sections of Calloway County. Has Cleveland at Furillo'S batting pundit as they chalking up .12' strikeouts,- and Breakdown Traps Thieves Baltimore, night tifuL home is electrically heated, has a large good well and stock pond, Kansas City at New went doyen- - to a 4-2 defeat at 54 acres of crop land, elairquette, Ia., was knocked NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - York, night utilifY room and many lother splendid features • Detroit at Boston., the Coliseurn Monday night. nice house and barns. HO a large tobacco and from play by Hamtramck, 6-2. James Warren's car broke down night that will add, comfort and convenience for any By striking out six Redleg corn base. $10,500.. Miami takes on the winner of at jut the right time Monday, batters, Podres passed the mile- familh tonight's game on Wednesdlay while three teen-agers were try- Tomorrow's Games stone of 590 strikeouts in his- night. If it louses, the tourney ing to steal it. Police picsitad • A beautiful new three-bedroom brick located • A real good 3714-acre farm near Stella with up ahioag., at Washington major league career, but he had will continue for one more con- the youths viten they were seen Kansas. City in Meadowiane Subdivision. This home has elec- good 5-room house, good well and stock pond. at New York to work himself out of minter- test on the following night, pushing Warren's hardwood floors, and is ready for im- This place is an ideal small farm and nice home. car through Detroit at Boston ou.a jams as he gave up eight tric heat, Cleveland at Baltimore, night hits to the Reds. mediate occupancy, so for the family that wants Priced at only $5250. a fine home at a low price, come in and let us show you this one. • 80 ACRES. Located 3 miles East of Murray. - SPORT PARADE - has a newly decorated 6-room house, large stock three bedroom brick home built in • A nice and good tobacco and corn base. Has 75 an FHA-Loan that can be transferred barn 1955. Has acres open land and is on a good all-weather By JACK CUDDY those 12 hits was for an extra anyone, located on Pogue Ave. This home is to road. $12,600. United Press International base - Charlie Maxwell's horn- ready for immediate occUpancy and can be a NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill shown any time. $11,500. Norman implored today: "Give On the current trip, the Tigers • 180 ACRES. Considered to be one of the high- us the long ball! Just give us lost eight games and won five. • Large 7-room house located 1/2-block from est producing farms in the county. Has a good the long ball!" "And long balls cost us half College Campus on Hamilton Ave., has nice 5-room house with deep well pump, Grade A His entreaty was inspired by of those eight," Norman con- basement, gas furnace, garage and enclosed barn, hay barn, 2 good little more than 10 weeks as tinued. "We've got men capable dairy barn, large stock manager of the Detroit Tigers of the 'long ball, but Maxwell's back lawn. This home is priced to sell at only tobacco barns and, stock pond. This farm is in and by Norm Siebern's heart- been having an off year. He's $9,000. a high state of productivity with a 4-acre dark *teak ing home run in the night-. usually goot for 25 homers. Now fired tobacco base and a large burley crop on modern 3-bedroom brick home located two • 'Tap of Sunday's doubleheader he's got 10. and (Al) Kaline is • A it,- also has a 27-acre corn base. Completely college. beautiful home with elec- with the Yankees. coming out of a slump apparent- blocks from A Located just off the carport with fenced and crossed fenced. "Yes, indeed," Norman said, ly." tric heat, hardwood floors, and this is a real money maker, choice lot. Has an blacktop highway, ''my big discovery as a major Club Improving storage room situated on a offered at a very reasonable price. league manager is that the long Norman, 42, admitted he was FHA Loan that can be transferred. Monthly ball is more important up here disappointed by the Tigers' lack payment only $73.00 which includes taxes and than in the minors." of power on this trip, as they insurance. • 80 ACRES. In Kirksey community with a Siebern's ninth-inniag blast in- headed for Boston. But he stress- modern 5-room house with bath, hot "and' cold to the lower rightfield seats gave ed he wasn't the least disheart- • A very beautiful modern bricl home located water and well. Grade A Dairy Barn and cattle the Yanks a 3-2 victory over ened "because the players' mor- on Johnson Ave. This fine home has three bed- barn and tobacco barn, large tobacco, corn and the Tigers and nullified the tight ale is fine - everybody's hustl- 11.-.2124111karlensece. rooms and large den, beautiful living room with wheat bases. Located on blacktop road, this is °itching of Herb Moford, who ing." stone fireplace and wall-to-wall carpet. Has • allowed but three good fertile land that has been heavily fertilized had previous Norman added some w h a t heat and nice carport on an extra large hits-all in the first inning. proudly that during his brief electric and limed and is suitable for any type of farm- No Stop-Gap Filet debut as a major league manager choice lot. FHA Loan can be assumed. ing. $15,750. "We haven't been hitting the the club has been playing better long ball," said Norman, who than .500 ball and had risen replaced Jack Tighe at the Ben- from last place to just a half- gal bit on June 10 and was game out of the first division. signed last Saturday to manage "We've won 37 and lot 34 the club next season - proving sinet I took over," he said, general manager John Mcliale "and' our pitching has been off and the Detroit chin owners during that Toetselt;_%, TUCKER time, as well ESTATE as our REAL • Old not regard him as a Stop-gap long-ball hitting." c2rAs-rsit 502 Maple Phone 483 driver. Baseball writers with the club NEW WORLD RECORD-A new world record In Sunday's opener, the Tigers expect several winter deals in In this B Stock Hydro class Is on the record books for Skipper downed Casey Stengel's outfit, which young pitching talent from Ritter, shown PHIL MITCHELL DONALD TUCKER Phone 886 at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in action and after 8-3, with a 12-hit attack. "But," the Tiger farms will be traded piloting a straight mile in 83.289 mph. The broken mark moaned Norman, "only one of for betters. was 62.834.
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reopy NOT PAL LEW.titur PAGE FOUR LEDGER & TIMES --- MURRAY. ENTUCKY TUESDAY — AUGUST eUESDAY • $urp- rise Shower ocial Calendar Lochie LandoIt, Editor Phone 1685 S Honors Miss Norma 3-Leaf Vines Monday, September Ragsdale Recently The Latin Moon Circle of the min Norma Faye Ragsdale, First Baptist Charnh will meet Pose bride-eleet of Claude White, Jr., 'Threat in the home of Mrs. Roy Devine w;iit honored recently with a at 7:30 in the evening. • • • • surpnise miecellineous shower at the home of Mrs. Bennye Of Poison Ivy The BWC of the First Baptist lord, Hzel. Church will meet at 7:30 in ame4fee',arid the Th honoree wore a semi- OS pet evening in the home of Mrs. Avoid leaves ohnonse dress of printed 'cotton' that come in Hunter Love. threes. satin in turquoise and blue. She Mrs. Fred Wells Is • • • • This is best advice to picnick- wore a corsage of yellow ruse- Tuesday, September 2 ers or woodlands strollers who'd Honored At Shower buds. The hostess .wore yellow we steam. - Foi The Jessie Ludwielt Glass of avoid contact with poison ivy PERSONALS rosebuds and gift corsages were Foreign Minister Dn.7 In Ward Home the or poison oak. Si says J. H. Pike, TALKING THINGt OVER — Egyptian College Presbyterian Church aftnister 7andrins USED It. presented to Mrs. Maynard field representative of the Davey Malunuud Fawzi (left) arid Soviet Foreign n Mrs. Fred Wells was will meet at the ehurch at 2:00. yarlt. complete win honoree Rageettle and Mrs. Claude White. Tree Expert Co., who points out Gromyko seem In sympathy during UN chat in Nen6 recently Mrs. Lucias Young will be pro- heaters. at a bridal shower giv- Mrs. Brest:ern Guest of Wash- Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Carter and The punch table was overlaid no one is really immepe from glass en M Mrs. R. gram leader. 7 L. Ward, Mrs. ington, D. C., is visiting her daughter. P.n. and Pam, left for • • • with white linen and was cen- the toxic effects of these plants. Phone J3the:. Ward, Mrs. Joe Pat Ward grand parents. Mr. anti Mrs. Put -IneBay Ohio this week. tered with a Large basket of Shun any and all inning plants Tuesday. September 9 PIANOS. Nei and Mrs- Tommy Alexander in taranett Henry, in Murray foe They have been visiting Mrs. various colored gladioli given by which have three leaves on a WEDNESDAY The South Murray Vine, 403 G See home of Mrs. R. L. Ward. two we. Mrs. Guest flew Carne's parents, Prof. and Mrs. Homemak- Mrs. John Morgan. stern and chances are you'll ers Club -AND- from Wasningeon lase Friday. L. R. Putnam for the post two will meet at 1:30 in Gaines were played with priz- never get poison ivy rash. The Mrs. Wells wore a navy the afternoon in the home of • It • weeks. In Put-In-Bay they will es won by Mirs. Edgar Maddiox closely related- form of poison ertemiee dress with a blue and visit 'ner brother and family, Mrs. Walter Miller on the Con- and Mrs. Bill Jonim. oak, with almost identical leaves, THURSDAY CROS Anne corsage. Dr. Gene E. Hendon, son of Loran Putnam. Dr. Puthse-n is cord Highway. Assisting Mrs. Brelsford in her groan lustily in sunny meadows. ass. ACROS: A pink and white theme was Mr. and tien. Carnie Herxton, the director 'oftie research lab i hostess duties were Mrs. Alice Difference here is -poison oak GiTS WAnLET—PLUS 1-Prohibit carritd out in the Boriel ar- was a weekend vitiator in Mur- there. Me. Cart& tetteltes at TICKET Jane Turner and Mrs. Bill Jones. produces stiff stems that stand 4-Separat• upright int:ferments and deconrittoria. The Itey with hn pansrits. Dr. Hen- East Carolina College. N. C. Mrs. ATLANTA (UPI) — Policeman Attending the party and send- like -miniature trees. 5-Resort J. F. Hoteard finally has Purists GIRL'S 12-51ohamn. g.f .5 were preserr.ed to Mrs. /Ion who is a First Lt. in the Carter is orgarist and chair di- I located ing gifts were Mesdames Jesse who insist upon iden- THIS dan —strictly by accident—the owner tifying the Well.s. They were U. S. Air Force was .ettroute renter at the First Ch rise ia n Patterson, Owen Brandon, Dar- offending weeds may comma, opened • and of a regret 1, treat Gunter har . Force Base, Church in Greenville. ' wallet he found on a down- win White, Claude Anderson, getting too intimate. Even CONFESSIONS d!splayeo. Ala , to Lock- town street. a brief brushing against the Mentneasnery. • • • • Edgar Maddox, Bill Jones, J. M. 13-Wast.r „Lennie werennplanted_And _Base, nets Cianntabus, Howererntopped Samuel Levin Mareiteln WP. -Reties-N. A jnhatinie - nee enanne MADE MILLIONS - - 17-Laud' Moss Jr. to charge him with —may have 19-Warns were won by Mrs. Jim Dar-an Ohio. Mrs. Louis J. Boyd and chit- White, Nola Whitnel, Bonnie unpleasant after- running a stop sign last Saturday ninths. That's because -Insect et and Mrs. Nix Crawford. Dr. Hendon's family have been dren tat Knoxville, Term., are Hanweion, Alice Turner and Ms any and GASPI 22-(Mservt•I and learned Moss was the owner all parts of either poison 24-Slok In A part y elate of ter,t ed 'Oak th Murray during the StIrlitber in the home of her par- Marta Jack Taylor. From out ivy vtating Of the billfold. r poison oak are From the shocking middle iesnonade served weal eine and they accompanied him to I town were Mrs. Ragsdale toxic through- 23-Pornmar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Con- out the year. best-seller that revealed rat Ohio to their new residence. His and Mists Frankie Erwin of straws tapped with melaun bans ner, 805 Sycamore Street. Poison ivy more than a girl ever 29- Fruit e Paul Black and Mr. andentirs. s eeds germinate 31- Moven/II was served to the guests. Tiny wife is a Murray College grad- • • • • Murray, Mrs. Taylor Honey and herself before - McMillian and children. readily in all types of soil and revealed of 31-Pronoun sandwiches and cookiee complete uate, formerly Miss l'Pency Cr. daughter, Louise. Mrs. Gen:ill:En for whom there was • -Coo1une * • • new suburban to may be a girl 'They have two nendeen, annee, Mies Laura Lou Rogers left Holley and Gerakla, of Cottage 35-Cry ed the refreshments. thoroughly contaminated. Normal always a man... 37- Sailor months. Saturday morning ftw a visit Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rent Mehl- holing, The guar list included Mes- age 4. and Jeanie age 14 Grave, Tenn. grading or la w n developmentn almost any man... • • • • ..c with her Dr-tither and family. gin, Maine, are visiting his 35-Note of dames Bali Nannan Leeman Nun Others. were Mesdames Henry have no effEtt nal. this_ 40 PTEC.10/11 Ovaries Ed !nines en , Mr: and Mrs. Noel and -the 0•ton• 1,..-1"77acieson, Vic --Ca4.41)..rd, r anrrMTiuui Went-,--Inene Wright, -Grace W-11- smallest piece of root will sprout Sprtnefieid. Pb!. Mr. Rogers Is Melugin. Olive Street. Mr. and 111 42-Fruit se Herman Ross. Haroid Douglass. af S7 Louis. Mo.. returned home Co x, Sally Adair, Oretia Hopper, persistently. Applications of 2, 44- tdIsrevr, statistician for the US. Bureau 'Mrs. Phil Harney, Dallas, Texas, DOROT,HLMALONEWILEIN 44- Fletmew Nanle nrande, ninta. B Nano% thn We.1-15. ,41.)tor SiXtlanI.CY Reel Cla Coleman Hurt, Her- 4 5-T • nun or .t11 ire and is' statifieTed4ninS -15En tnlint -nicuatJa-. B Rotbins. Herber. Hughes, days with Mr arid M. Dewey bert 'ar- a tamer tars hormone herbicides Offer m er- IR- Small fl Springfield. tie visit Mr. and Mrs. Mauler). ISM Sow • y Jewhi, Bob litieCtiir.on, Jones and enah Mrs Caesar Rob- n Dumas Clnaton, M. M. Hampton, ate control. Du-it-yu niters ftl-Itry. art • • • re Mrs. Harney is the termer Miss Robert Taylor, Bucbly Paschall, 51-More Maurice Crass, T. C. Doran, inson. mother of MT. Robinson. should wear protective,/ clothing, 100"thili , TOO SOON" 65•InatItut • • • • Mrs Iris Jarvis and children, •Carolyn Meltagin. Berva White, Bernice Rainey, Jeruny Daran. G W. Fauglun * • * • such as heavy teeth ,ngluves and of learn Glyni Wells. Nue! Ken•v, Carnal Meese Ann and Sue Patter- Jan and Steve from Old Hick- Wade Holley, Gaylen Morris, high boots. 68-Reply II Mrs. Clara Timrnens, Mrs. G1 -P•dal Farmer. Toir•rany Lavender, Lexie son of Glasgow. Ky.. returned or-v. Tenn_ were guests ef her Grace Ore, Linda' Kay Harding, et- Huge trainer. Mrs. Attie Miles in Hattie Timmons and Mrs. abet Milne Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. PLAYING IT SAFE 64-Thick. Ward. Lenard Wood, Oliver harne this week after spending •Ilb•4 an Mis- wise Murray this week Also guest Howard %netted -Mrs. Ethe!einar- Gaylen Morris and Misses Linda COS , Eangland LAST NATALIE WOOD -GENE_ KELLY 65-Total Cherry. 13!' H Inouseen and weeks wfth their grand- (UPI) — 64-Watche of Mrs Wiles this week were nen one clay this past we. Hardtng, Intabie James and Nell A polipe station desk copy of a TIMES • ses Sanne-ndies. Betty Jo Craw- mother. Mrs. W. A. Patterson ass. secretly fnai. Lala Cain. Ann and Gail and their aunt. Mrs Price Lestri- Mr and Ma. Tommy Jarvis and Doran. boo callect "Crime Prevention" TON1TE! "MARAIRIE' MORNINGSTAR" - Color ti-Timid D.Aignas tft` 5721 family son. Mart, Clarksville, Tenn., Mrs. Robert Bishop of Ypsi- is-stamped with the legend "Not DOW and Mr and Mrs. Melvin Jor- lanti. Mich. and Mrs. Wfal Red- Annual Picnic Held to be taken away." Ell MIMI Mr 1- Base don and children. Judy and Pain dick of Bardevell, Ky.. were re- On Foy Lawn For ../ Implern of ffininville. Mn. cent guests of Mrs. Mettle Jones 2-Time re lostwad • • • • and LOis. S. Murray Club • 4- Rostiem Mr. and Mrs. George Hart 41 • • • The South Murray jfteneen.ak- 5- Si-pars 6- Pa rt oi Nave returned from a two week's Mr. and Mrs. Solon Darnell era met recently on, -the lawn of -to he MURRAY 7-Tear vacation in the west a. in d In and 9nn of Akron, 0/110 and Mr. and-Mrs.-5:y."Fey nor their Canada. Mrs. Sell Black cat Sedans spent annual picnic. Mary's Beauty Shop tdrti • • • • one day this past week with Picnic baskets were braught DANCE ( • Mr arid Mrs Pete Purclem Mrs Marie J.mes and Lois. by the ei‘robers and their hus- and daughter. Jan. are visiting • • • • bands „and families were guess Mrs. Purclom's parents in Cor- Mrs. Maud Marine of Detroit. Folloeetrig the int:neatOn 1.•, (Mrs. Mary Suriceen) bin. Miss Perckarn will stay with Mich., was recent guest of rela- Bev. Paul liodges, the meal w STUDIO \* her grandparents for a two tives -"in- Kentucky. served. Mrs. Foy and Mrs 1 310 Wells Blvd week's • * • • Hodges were in charge cf the I • • so • Mr. and Mrs. Shellie/ntont recreation for the evening. Plans OPEN on 502 South 8th St. Mr and Mrs. on Me:Kenzie. Tenn., w e Sun- were cEscussod for the fail meet- NOW Edgar Tay%at VIM have recently returned front a day afternoon catiers„nf Mr. and ings. The next meeting will be September 9 at 1:30 in the after- — Register Now For Classes in tour of the south They visited Mrs. A. L. zze,Mt. Mr. Bazzell Wednesday Afternoons and All Day On remenns very at his home' mem in the harrse of Mrs. Wal- to Jooksonaelle. Fla., Wit 41 &zxiitoroveled along the east (bast near ter Miller on the Cancord High,- Thursday - Friday and Saturday to tittered Where the/ C45411756r.• 74151gin Ana los; Isited Mr. and , se.tir TAP-BALLET y ler's cousin. Mr. Brad ley Mr. And Mrs. Wallis Barrett • • • • stithet war Watt. Front there across ti e and „&tighter and Mr. and Mrs. WINS HIS POINT — FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 1422 — • klyn. Si Everglades the mast of the Riefrard Yurnstein of Phenox, HERRIN. Ill., (UPI) — Harold I. Sa ;rm'a117. Trite didn't protest the $lail Pupa a yessi "C ACROBATS Gulf el lalexion they ceneinued zone were recent guests of Thursday and Friday Evening by Appointment of the titer tic relatiaes in Kentucky.n fine when he was charged with between ae. Feet Myers, 51*. • and Ages 4 and up Clearwater arid TAIT111).1. • • • • drunken driving but that 50-cent ass. parking ticket was the list Straw. Oraideaml Mr. and Mrs. James H. C''le Ina trouble Register Mr and Mr Bill • , • ...... ismtmaati.traT 4••••••• • 0. ESDAY - AUGUST 26, 1958 LEDgER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE PiAN(eS 'PUN). Ike* your North Fork News surgery at general hospital lest night. piano need tuning? Have it tun- r..age.y. Mr. and Mrs. Oman Pcnnie Peschan was honored ed befere school starts, Contact Paschall, Mr. and Mrs. Warren a supper in Open house was held at the with Thursday night 2 Jim G. dsey. Phone 520-W. Sykes. Mrs. Redolph Key, Mr. observance of h:s 0.rth- North Fork Baptist Parsonage feurth AMP Arlin Paschall visited Mrs. Mor- day Those present were Mr. and Suniday afternoon. Those attend- ris Saturday night. Mrs. Vergun Paschall, Mr. and ing were Mrs. Ruth Pasc'hall, Mr. and Mrs R. D. Key visit- Mrs. Oman Paschall and Mrs, WILL IX) IRONING. Gladys Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paschen, ed Mr Arica Wicker and mother and Hugh. Wyse:, 410 N. 3rd St. A2OP Patsy and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. eve Paschall Sunday afternoon. Marvin Junes, MT. a a d Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Irvin and Se pee word Mr. and Mrs. Ones Thompson, fee one day, minimum of 17 or nar so. - se per word for these ssis. eissisrisg re payee.' In egvaries. CARD OF THANKS Holland Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Kerry of Memphis, Tenn., visit- Mrs. Henry Sykes and Tony, ed Mr. and Mrs. Bardon Nance . Vernon Nance, Mr. and Mrs. 11 We wish to take leis oppor- Elro. Billy Turner visited Mr. Sunday. Com Nlance, Mr. and Mrs. Udie tunity to express our thanks and and Mrs. R. D. Key and family USED TV ANTENNA, Big Jack. ROTH TRUMPET. Practically doors and windews, power saws, Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence appreciation to the following Thursday aright. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Nance and --s- FOR SALE WaShing machine, wringer type, new, used two menths. Phone dinette and living nom suites Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence people who were so ready and 'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gallimore faintly visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ign 3111fr baby bed. See at 1016 ()alleyway. 1689-J. A211P (new), several citizen new house- Paschall, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph wilkng to come and help harvest spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. liam Sparks Sunday afternoon. Wn!ster7indret 1 USE1D Iren Firemen Stoker, A2TP hold gadgets, glassware, round Golliniore, Mr. and- NM Gaylon BOX SPRINGS and Oar crop of Gaylen Morris and son. David Boyd has been ill the tat In New York. complete with m3tor. Akio three innerspring dining table- and other items. tobacco: Morris and Gaylote Holley, Mr. ..M.- . mattress for twin bed. Practical- Clifford Farris, Gary Farris, Mr. and Mrs. Georg Jeenkins, pant week weh a tbneit infec- gasi heaters. R. W. Churchill. Will have buyers for all antiques and Mrs. Max Paschall, Mr. and 9-PIECE living room suite, also ly new. Mrs. Baxter leilbrey. Kers Farris, Charles Stubble- 'Pommy and Mike, Mr-s. Ella tion. Phone 7 AMC especially gune. Bring them. Mrs. Ludic Mallary and Sharon, electric range. Good condition Phone 886 or 41. A26C field, Glenn Stubblefield, Kelly Morris and Zipora spend. Thurs- Douglas Shoegniaker, Auctionner. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Key, Mr. Mn. and Mrs. Marvin Jones, PIANOS. New and used. Sieburn and priced reasonable. See at Smith, Tiny Shackelford, Bruce day with Mr. and Mrs. Milrford MESDAY FOUR USED New Holland hay Ave and Mrs. Warren Sykes a n d Ifilte, 403 Chestnut St., Murray, 300 South 12th. Phone 14104-W. Fergu.son, Willie Anderson, Orr and son near Hazel. Mr. and Mrs. Ludie Mallary and balers, nine new Jlehn Deer coru Susan, Mr. Clyde Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Max AND - Ky. SW A27C Frank Montgomery, Herold An- Sirs R. D. Key, Mrs. Warren daughter, Mr. snappers, $895.00 each. Phone and Mrs. Adolphus Paschall, derson, Oche McClure, Ailen Mc- Sykes and Susan, Mrs. Iva Pas- Paschall visited Mr. and Mrs. Purals Benton, Lakeside 7-3621, collect. Mr. and Mrs. Berrien Nance, Answer to yesterday's FF-OR-RENT Olure, Jim Wilson, Joe Pat Cole- chall, Hugh and Donnie and Mr. Adolphus Paschall Sunday after- LJRSDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Roberts Implement Co., Benton, Mr. and Mrs. Oman Paschall. man. Hole Warren, Stanley Wil- Arlin Fiasetiall visited Mr. and noon. REM RV:Ur Ky. scrc Mr. arid Mrs. Eerie Kuykendlok ACROSS 9-Sew MO son, Willie SrnithOtis Mrs. Oman Pasch a 11 Thursday in-Italics step ti1311121 ItlEICII-1 RCM 3-BEDROOM house, near high and Preston, Bro. and Mrs. 1-Prohibit 11-Severs/pa 13130 H/OILTSE TRAILER, 30 foot. Call by, Jim Valentine, Frank afternoon. 4-Separat• 16-Trials school. Recently decorated. Call Turner received several nice TRIM orr, ;- oar Egt-4M-4. AMC Garland, Dale Garland, Dirie Mr. One Kuykendell visited I-Resort 18-Three-tee4 . 129-J. AMC Max. H. Churchill 13- Mohamma. sloths nRea umon Smith, Don 'Smith, Wavel 'tee r. i Mrs. Ella Morris, Wore and Jack Key Wednealay after- clan 20-Weaksa nem folim mou Loyd Thompson, Funeral Home com m ander 22- matters* TWO-YEAR OLD DEKALB hens. 5-ROQ4 and bath duplex apart- born, Charlie, Ines:ince Mr. and MA. Oman cop. 13-Finer plant 33-Artiat's ' Set Mrs. Harry Coles near Green Wade &icy, Robert 13ticy, J. T. leriendly Service - 14-Hindu stand , Gal Enri Mari ment. Newly decorated, oil fuz- Paschall, Mrs. Lurene AWerson Mr. and Mrs. urnan Pasdhall rIeln church or phone 954-W-1. Bonner, Rosevett Buchana n, _25Jekn ENRON 6;04& +AIM e. 110 IL 141h. Blanc 1451 e Sunday guests of Mr. and visited. Mr....And Mrs--.Catuka. Lingo LifsAu basis 1/1 .Rainey a.avins, 1171y Toe Service - Equipped -.31;1 ANC Mrs. Clerris Wilson. Beyd and sons Sunday nlgtet 19- 26 Cornered monmn GEM 51Q1 ins, Billy Kingrns, Lloyd Perry, up rrr MOM JAP HAY. Guy Smith, Almo, Mr. and Mrs. jack Wyatt of -Mrs Ella Zinera and with Oxygen 34-insect egg le-Soak mnne FARM HOUSE in good condi- Doman Bailey, Don Dailey, Loyd Morris, 22-Observes 32-Male swan c/a° mom um Ky. Phone 482-R-2, Murray. Nashville spent the weekend Howard visited Mr. and Mrs. R. 21-Sink In 36-Small tion, garden included. Location Allbritten, Gene Bailey, Hafferd 311 N. 4th St Ph 98 amount A.NIC with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. shocking middle Lynn Grove district. Call Key and farrely Thursday 24-Command to 35-A sash scihool Adarne, Talmadge McCuistion, Glynn Orr in Puryear. that revealed rat 41-Waiked in 19-Flat-bot- 56-Edible fish self at 306 South 16th St. A27P Floyd Elkins, Garche Lassiter, 29-Frult cakes Mined bogt 67-Once around LOOK! 10 Alum storing Mrs. Lorene Williams of Mem- a girl ever snow Lynn Ferguson, Lack 31-Moccasin dings step 6_ 'fountain track ;form windows with alum screen Montgom- phis spent the weekend with herself before - -Pronoun 43- 1 S9-Cher 31 and I door installed $189. ALso ery. whom there wits _ 84-Conjunction 45- European 10 =71•isa food 6 i-Attcinnt Mrs. Ella Morris, Zipora and • 15 dormice 6f> -Music: as 63-A state Again we say thanks and if -Cry Hitihr i the triple track. No down pay- NOTICE Howard. 31-Sailor 61-Man's name written you need help, may there frollon ) ment. up to 36 morehs to pay. ever Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pas- y scale if-Note of -8 -4,6,9 10 1 Home Comfort Company, 108 be someone who will be ready Mr. and Mrs Jack •441-Peacimis W.1 2 -3 :...-6 -1 6 7 Ten chilli visited Used - PERIL PIANO • stone -WM% I2fh Street: 120 -P YOU. Key Sunday afternoon. W 42-Fruit seed ;t3/1 3 ".?../14 years experienc(\ David Wins- Mr. and Mrs. '.Thecit Kindred. et-misrepresent 12 Septerriber6C Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sykes iietfrew . low, Chuck's Music Center, Mur- 44- is and Susan were dinner guests AzutaLh- .13- L"-- 4t14:7 . ....Rheinate-14151.-- awe IS- Small flap -*-11043tig4- --Or- Mr. and met-..-Ffetinf SYX62 5(4- Sow used. Lower prices, 5 years to 61-Orv. an wine ATTENfrION! We invited all Sunday. pay Williams Mobile Homes, 51 More serum 27 28 or friends to come in and reg- Mr. arid Mrs. Leonard Cook 65-instItution 1 23 26 .Hwy. 79, Paris, Tenn. SW of learning ister for free gifes, such as' a of Rocksford. 111., spent t h e Clearance 63-Reply in kind 30 s' 2'. 3l 32 ,•....,33 $44.50 in- weekend at the bedside of their mawillatmein 61-Pedal digit 29 ...X.i. $$1105 portable radio, 62-tinge ' nerspring istaare9s, 2 pc section- sister-:ti-45w, Mrs. Allen Cook. '... 35 36 tt,g4 37 f-1;:'N, • .39 64-Thick. black 34 SALE al living room suite' and a 9x12 Mrs. One Monts underwent KELLY siihstrtnee f? '' I AUCTION GENE 43 ;%2" 44 45 Gok1 Seal rug. All this absolute- •64- W tched 40 41 ;,..7•A • 42 - - 4..` ly free. Just come in and regist- Table Top Frigidaire Automatic vecr•tly 50 A GROUP of people will com- GSTAR" - Color 12-Timid 46 47 3:se:ell est Co., 50 % I bine their househeld riods at er. Baxter Clark Furniture WATER HEATER 139 & Son, DOW N .52 KS3 54 ;‘(:::•1.1 Mrs. Leone Miller's home on Hazel, Ky, M. A. Oliver X 1-111aseball Ndetti Main Street in Hardin managers. ATiC 57 .711 59 60 G.E. Automatic Clothes Implement 55 56 Saturday. August 30 at 1:00 p.m. 2-Time lone by ViZ4 EMERSON refrigeration service, $13675 3-Insteed ..::::.64 or ahine, arid sell along DRYER 01 #62 63 .. . rain 1307 W. Main, Murray, Ky. Call -4-Rentriet Mrs. Ifi1lers urniture; in- 6-Sereurates lai: i whh 1471-J. Sept. 16C 6-Part of 65 66 garden tractor complete, r.-Z..' ducting Used Gas - new Perfection oil- heaiet,- bath Kelvinator Automatic Washer, - 7-Tear Distr. by United Featrs Syi4icsW, Inc. o. 4500 up t-nnu-Ilk• tub, cimmiode and basin, uzed with trade. Starks Hard- RANGES $ bird $219.00 lop ware, 12th and Poplar streets. (a*' KVIOAS Phone 1142. TFC 'Used Electric • 15000 up ,Ceirring Neu/ Civil War *ova Irs Your Home RANGES Services Offered Prompt Instanation _TH E 116 For SPEED QUEEN IKOWARD DEAD STOCK removed free. AUTOMATIC DRYER 149.50 aArd R,-pr • 1 , Radio dispatoned trucks. Duncan 14-year- mipbutsgasiint inc. D,xti . LIFE SAVER-Margins, Cb Tankage Co. PrOmpt service 7 hero dog, wears •• old French • :days a w••k. Cali long distdince medals awarded for saving lives Mayfield 433, Union C.•,. many persona during the rt felt collect, of it was from the aionmn wind Coln sits n•• Ill•PPIPM•1 tune in America. Now, Tub e364, NiNC German occupation as she 11‘T wir. the s .1 to.a. 'Mr i rumored, his womith exce,:r:d that a a respectfully at Parts ceremony en ,on 'amity traditions reeheg and lie ',new agein• as to like 106 N. BURETS In of even the most affluent plant- ItIATTREreSaii REBUILT honoring 36 Frenchmen shot by anc ii'nsI toylike's canse _prat in the beginntrl that Ms len. had known new. West Ky.Ma re 3 Mfg. Co., Nazi troops in 11044. In the past Murray. Ky. Ph. 1172 o sat 01 peace. dart era, most beautiful STORE &lsiia agreed with hien end gave "Jeannie's gone to see she was one of the represen- has been • o of GOODYEAR in the He said, Paducah. Ky. Murray four years Marquis 11Notoria up a .1-11"1111/1,111 aa colonel women he had ever seet or ever a...,,,O. 0.. S Army to serve the Confederacy Laura Talmadge. She should re- t a tiee Tabers Usoltery Shop, credited with saving eight lives. would see. Her tips were parted Paitt•• Youaset soft Collis. the Judie turn soon." 549. SI1C of Denbury was torn but her eyes \.p- re 101 N. 3rd. Phone nent of the ,litortet had known he was coming, in a half-smile, te I n adherence to his father's She late. tried to teasing. "I'm sorry to be by 1k...obeys Vas Buren and his (4.0114 of duty to the Cohn Monett, and he NANCY mask his irritation. Tom saw Colin." Ina t his problem C61 in 12 haw- He said gallantly, "You are for- ing trl.,uble with his fiancee. Jeannie through the mask. I'LL !tare She Is not tolerant of his rour- "During my life. Colin, I've given?, SHE'S BEEN 1..$) to two new acquatntanres he "My dashing knight! I'll b. Lies found the answer to • few riddles TEACH witien prepAlb• as a U'L•I soon as I've tidied PROMISING TO and Ann Stewart from tb;.hbaciltwoo& woman is one riddle lye clown as but completely tire.o... I WISH AUNT HER A never understood." bit. Don't be DO IT FOR A ":of 1"1,ero "tibsm ere h'lak problems that Father." WOULD Is preact.ted by Lincs invitation to Cohn grinned. "I'll wait If I FRITZI LESSON not to. darline." MONTH r hunt tot gaffe at Robbie Creek is may." "I'll try THAT extra •Itur in ta Aida* CntnrioA Dare droned on abort GET However, he You are very wekome. Have As Tom 0 uncle, the circumstances. sent to innelarr FIXED feols duty bound to visit petulant you read the newspapers since • shipment FAUCET PR%ro Jeannie. . . . narked back to the pwr the election? War seems nearer Colin's mind teen" day he had_ riggpy. occorne awarc CHAPTBIR with every passing VR‘P "You believe that, too, do you?" of Jeannie Dare. HENEVES Colin Campbell trail bordercl via‘P Colin asked Riding quietly."' vV had thought of his future the Connicon. "You mean you think there is by trees beside Y'S with Jeannie Dare -and he had had naltecl his mount at the some hope?" Colin thought of it less arid less fre- and looked out. "That depends on the new edge of a clearing quently in the three months since was Inuit president." Close by than • FORE her return from school in Balti- to him a don't expect anything but beautiful girl. She looked '"' more, he admitted-ha had en- "You moonb..,:tm woo trouble from that gorilla." Tom somettow eke a visioned a life at Quail Wings. into broad daylight. T MAIN ST. Dare growled. "Have you read had ventured e-earveE- Now with his brother Marklyn who she was his speeches?" Then he realized LSrerSelee leo .E.Aree and his family corning home to any of Dare!" that have seen printed and gasped, "Jeannie stay. with two like-minded adver- 'All wish like an eminently sea- She tamed tem, "I had no saries in the house, perhaps he He seems by Ernie Bushasiller and reasonable fellow for a to frighten you, •Colin." SLATS needed e roof of his own. Ohio grown up!" ABB1E alp' Republican." "You-- you've Hut where? Quail Wings was eighteen." 'Sensible' Why, he talks hke,,,. "I'm almost MILLIONS OF FANS -BROKEN I BEEN IN TC,UcH WITH THE. WE'VE ANMOUNCIP, THAT his home and he loved It, but he for-fo- " YOUR raving lunatic with all this "I haven't seen you DIDN'T aLUSe4IN' - T'- B.. COS. SHE'LL APPEAR ON YOUR hail no particular love fur Den - a. ehe HEARTED aecAuse THEY of • nation not being nFor at least a year." A PEEK NATURALLY SHE'S A A4t FE SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT; bury and its society. The two busingm to hide nse WIN YOU-ARE 0111MAND844 exist half slave and ball .plied. "Fattier decided TULIP T SieDWIN' IN j AND SHE'D BETTER BE tftlrigs that bound hies-40 Den- able IS Balti- AT Twe LUCKY GIRL, sii-iA8CXi existed perfectly well away at Miss Darnley's in THERE, GROGGNS: y bury were his work and Jeannie. free. It's TENDER, BATHLESS PUBLIC RIGHT to now. Not, mind you, that more." Jeannie! Ae her image rose be- up airrree with WHEW ARE YOU GOING AWAY; , ..nt the don't believe all this talk of "I must say hiding fore his eyes, he realized that he I recklesaly. -Ntay 10 PRODUCE HER ? secession isn't lunacy, too. But you," Colin said. was mire of nothing. Jeannie, too, . the states that are seething with I escort you homa?" • had envisioned life with him at saw her wants propaganda will leave the Union All that summer he Q111111 Wings as mistress of the he posnibly sooner or later, Pm sure of that, often, as often as finest plantation for miles around. time, so mt.al There are too many fools in re. could. Until that tost! Cohn felt suddenly and strongly work, so eli".t'r sponsible positions, North and had he been on his that much of her feeling for him years out of trio South. ,Some idiot will bring m those first was bound tip in this vision. there was to about .rin outright act of war school to learn all After his stallion, Robin, turned practical wee-3 and-" Tom Dare shrugged and know about the In at the driveway to Dare's could solve the moodily continued, "that Will be in which the law handedehim over for th"rfi- black day for theasS761. She tangles people wove to a stableboy. He hesitated a a allowed no may fight to the I man. but pelves, that he had moment before climbing the front him se. e- -iv. cannot possibly win." woman to disturb steps and lifting the brass knock- she first time "Why?" Colin could not help That summer, for the er on the massive door. was powerless, help' -s he feeling a little angry, although he hill, "Is Miss Jeannie at home" to this slim, silver-fair girl. who held the same opinion, drawn Cape asked the houseboy answered who had hoarded' his leisure Ult.' ABNER mbia-built Tom Dare laughed.. "Dont take He, to his knock. reading or riding, found him- are well gone me wrong. Man for man, the for "IOU UNDERSTAND I DON'T CARE VOIAT "No, suh. Miss Jeannie self present at every hall. At first -n for their outherner is more than equal to COSTS if--.16 1-C)147. calline" he had pretenied to himself that LA.srsEEN7 11/V- THE PLAN FOR. IT ty and de- at home?" e Northerner, though I come_ Wi-/EN "Is Mr. Tom his attendance was -mere scoe• OPERATION AS THAT "HAPAML:S ./ "Come In, suh." He escorted Win local opinion that he's five YOA-UslA/VD 77-IE PIG Piek your ability. But the pounding of his . hall to the study. times as good. Even if he were, fl/r0/- "MAROON MORON'? ALABAMMUS LIV:iS, ite 'today! Colin down the blood at the sight of Jeannie's WERE $7/L L who had been working this will not he /I war et men MI MILLIONS MEAN A Tom Dare. face in a crowded room made a 1;4/A'N6 7V. NEW YORA; desk, rose with his hand alone. It will take factories, at him skam 04, his pretense. Jeannie, NCiTi.11144 TOME!! Colin came in. lie- money, railways, ships -and in A PPRO4CH/NG OP.:;44/ extended when more experienced than he for. all who would command these the North is way ahead of was a man her youth, saw through it before VER- In any crowd. His us. The South may fight for as JTT a second glance he diii 64.95 - and yet not un- long as two yrars with the re- face was ugly was no surprise to her when manner of , a sources at her command and those It attractive in the evening as they walked in set that ingenuity may create. But one ;,.....bulldog's. His features were garden at Dare's lend eg IOU what will happen when every- the ''Vigo a pugnacious expression. in his arms and be- wl exhausted?" he took her eyes were ordinarily expression- thing's feverish kisses miirmtued I dislike to admit it, tween less and seldom offered the slight- "Much as love you, Jeannie with you," Colin sighed_ brokenly. "I est hint about his thoughts. 1 agree mirry me---" 395 with trust I'm interrupting noth. darling Almost forty years ago, "I to Selti- had Before SEP returned twp hundred pounds in his money Ing too momentoince Jeannie Miss neither more for her final year at Ca2- belt bequeathed by a thrifty mer- come In so silently that engaged. in the Darnley's. they were e:lent father, Tom Dare hail Sailed ! man had heard. She stood (708e Continued) from England to make hie for- open doorway, her cheeks rosy • .)1 •-• • ....-••••••••••••••••••••• rioPy NOT ALL L E X.I ems. Im 6 PAGE SIX LEDGEP TIMF-' MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY - AUGUST 26, 1958 First Lc Lo( (inked 41 BELK-SETTLE S FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE united 'PAIPEIA. Lii Ournmunis "eorsverg in MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE BOYS' MEN'S Strait art MEN'S SUMMER guns bon Iskancts w by miciatt Liu saic LINEN SPORT COATS 4,000 to SPORT SHIRTS the aces _ NOW '5.77 r up SUMMER andines. PANTS Iuild• • Values to '2.98 - Values to '3.98 Were 92.95 NOW '4.77 . The Co Values to '6.98 their obeli: Were O. NOW 43:77 Were 8.95 NOW '2.77 Farm s1.00 $1.98 Were 7.95- - NOW '1.77 SUITS $1.77 Is Pr Were $49.95 BOYS' SUMMER BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER PANTS 'By C COVINC SPORT SHIRTS • Oombs, w Moo northern 1 SUM Values ised a ma Good Back-To-School Shirts to $10.98 program 1 Were sale of la $577 $2.77 The. F 19.50 Were $34.95 ValueS ewho is s, gubernatoi Were to $1.98 88c MEN'S visit Owl] 16.50 $477 day and nnue I .Fa Were County D $377 BOYS' SUMMER $1000 Combs 14.95 Swim Trunks day that _Were Kentucky' $277 products f 12.95 Of superi( DRESS PANTS Were $29.95 Were Values ik He mid whave engq Values to to $3.98 10.98 $177 research $4.98 ONLY WV 27c admin:stra chandler ed the p $150 "Under CHILDREN'S GIRL'S MEN and BOYS' field acirn were told their owl BLOUSES adtninistra Were $24.95 Ivy League come m Values to $1.00 gresourCeS DUSTERS..1.77 mend, and arid acbvic Values to '8.98 Sizes 3 to 14 Combs 417' , gram ins $500 CAPS 27c uses tor ticuiarly LADIES' present 1 LADIES' Values to '1.98 bkx4ced p up a prc new uses Swim Suits TOPPERS..s3.97 BOYS' Ideal For Back-To-School - Boys' Short Sleeve Values to '10.98! DRESS SHOES Values United to $6.98 Values SPORT 97c SHIRTS • Kentuck LADIES' to $6.98 The hig BOYS' ed. over n VALUES 70 $2 98 tto Mainta $2.97 tempera Iii SUMMER .59 SUMMER CHILDREN'S Ideal Back-To-School Wear day. A s S3. Dakota is Wisconsin SUMMER resulting CHILDREN'S SUMMER SUMMER the west( MATERIALS tonight a PEDAL ciably wa SUITS warming PAJAMAS Values AND eastern K CANVAS to 98e yd. Only Thursday SHOES YD and Ypected toc PUSHERS AND day. 17c Outlook ROBES warm anc SUMMER Values to '3.98 FLATS for showe ,„ $2 9„ COATS Regions - ONI.Y Western warmer t PIECE Size I - 7 GOODS today 81 VALUES Partly c Values Thursday, ONLY 97c TO $5.98 4) to $6.98 Tobacco 47c 47c Values to $1.98 Afterno• YD averaged 97c 27c should t-,151 today. Ni BOYS' 9-0Z. DENIM BOYS' still be tr in the e should be SUMMERPAJAMAS tonight al Thursday The U JtANS....$1.00 advises fa BELK SETTLE CO. Values fares in th section ti $1.29 Value Size 6. 12 MURRAY, KENTUCKY to $1.98 has begun 47c lators sh, I and close • • 4 ..••••ft, • • 4 •