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hour c!„ 13P eting. hired labor and opera- POSTAL RATE, PAY HIKE nay." IS REQUESTED • EATON FAMILY TAKES TO SKIS IN QUEBEC ieds Weather Cause Orval Adams 1 Letter To Editor_i CYRUS Cost To Government Would Be Vf Accidents Dear Editor: f Passes Away Tbe Empty Stocking Drive that 394 Million Dollars A Year - is sponsored annually by Murray High PTA. was a great success Orval Adams, age 60, paased Over State due to the generosity of the peoa away Sunday in a Meittahis hos- By MILTON MAGRUITER • '1 tually represented 'a payroll in-. ple of Murray. ._ pital.' He had been ill .for tithe United Press Staff Correspondent Crease of 6.5 per rent. However. WASHINGTON, Jan, 1.5 per cent of this represented the By UNITED PRESS past two yeaz's We were able to furnish thirteen 11 President Eisenhower toelay asked cost ot adjusting current pay scale Kentucky State Police warned Survivors include his wife Mrs. families composed of fifty-two Congress to hike postal rates ineauities. drivers today that nearly all of Attie Adams of Memphis: one Persons with Clothing, toys and and _ ... increase the pay and benefits of Lists General Cetnment the state's roads are snow covered daughter, Mese ThYra Homer al' food. Wichita, federal workers at a cost to the—.Altheugh he did not specify the end dangerous, particularly in Kansas; one son. Alton want government of more than 394 postal rate increases. he wants, western Kentucky. Adams of Memphis; one sister. I' to take thts opportunity Mrs. Carte Jones of Mtirray-,- of -expressing my thankg - to all 'million- dollars a year: Mr.' Eisenhower made *tele gen. Police report the •- gawk,- three- _ brothers, Luther, of Hickman. who gave of their time and -the-ans. eral comments about the varinue have caused _ many minor acci- „lPfifC:tiOitireaser said lit twin mes- Leslie of Bay Pines, Florida, and To the Ledger and Times for, classes of mail: , dents avid at least one death fl sages to Congress that the mail Noeile of Memphis. its-- is also their articles in the paper; to first Class Mail: tillepre nt 3 Kentucky. rate increase "will be in the pub- survived by four grandchildren: radio station WNBS for the an- bent rate "has not beck_ increased lic interest- to assure effkient. The funeral will be held in the nouncements; ro the Fire Dept. in almost a quarter of a acentury." James R. Richardson, ?0, Depart- service of the -Post'- Office a.period during Which e costs of uiUe-truck driver. was burned to South Pleasant Grove Methodist fig, collecting ,,ancl repairing toys. ment.'- and the pay raise botiat IS "have death Church at .1;30 today with pee. to Ryan Milk Co. who gave a other goods and services late yester v when his assehtial "to the furjher improve- ',pert Miller and Rev. John PUP quirt of milk for each,...family;- almost doubted." - - - a , - - tF - $ect " fedeial career to Colonial Bread for thirty ment of the service," Second Class' Mill: The 'rates' ear Bowlan GreLan, 'struck In an effort to make the Post Burial wilrAtbe in the. church loaves of bread; to Ryan Shoe which apply to newspaPep and apaile .and overturned. • ma Office Department self-supporting, le , , --s. ara-Storte tor new house shoes and magazines "are clearly inadatitiatas" Mr. Eisenhower propoeecta that the increased, until the - Palibeaecri-ivjffl boots _for. each family; to the fif- and "a hOtIld .1)P er016-s-- 1 ,V1 postal rates on the first iihree fair and i'25-toot,„‘e- L. Hum- teen grocery stores in the city such matter makes a GP" ‘, claws of • Mail be increapea. He hurss tatu7sys. Mae 'Gaylon who put a basket in their store reasonable contribution to postal thallifeartie truck.''toz actual pro- aria did not spell out the revenu'es." The increases to be ed auto artS, wes oWrekl Myers, for the cuttomers to fill and to • posed_ increases, He Said the post- be in t IA't I slaps to Leo The Ma re Funeral Swanns who filled three baskets proposed will . isseneas and Soars, laulateine. mater general,- soon will sabrnit lame of arrangements and contributed four dollars and CLEVELAND INDUSTRIALIST Cyrus Eaton (left) lines up with his daughter and grandchildren for a ease - Ili* -impact on publishers. The U. .15. raise the rates to "mare W.5e1.1ter,,litagion seventy-five cents in cash slalom down a slope at St, Castin, Quebec winter resort. Others are Bob Lefevre, 14; Mrs. Lyman details to _Third Class Mail: Rates on this LauisViikelt^4 Standar:eV reasonabae levels!" ad- Fief/ is- Then I want to thank the fol- H. Butterfield, Eaton's daughter; Fox Butterfield, 15; Hestor Butterfield, 10; David Lefevre, 10. The th-ail, which consists largely of eurtlieil &roe .inches $pOw before observed his 71st birthday at tha resort //aterisattoiso4/ vertising matter, are now "sub- lowing who collected and re- family spoot the holidays and " May Ask One Cent sloes cleared. but eeperts from stantially below the cost of erovid- paired toys. Den 2 of the Boy t h e administration Br°, edearis However, "should be titer sections this service" ;ind v Jetfersns'Couniy Scouts with Mrs. C. C. Lowery 3 Stant'postage ing stand has been that and eentrhl faeraticky ( increased - pieced the- leader altd Brownie Troop 23 Man Of Many on out-of-tOWn mail should ben- depth at more 'thae 'Congresslast year rejected Mr. lour inches. with Mrs. Conrad Jones as trailer. MSC Still In Boards For creased to four cents and air mail 'for in- It was still enuoing female today In Winter • The FHA Girls of Murray High Transfusions Dies Eiaenhower's proposal upped from 6 cents to 7 cents. 5S creased mail rates but Voted a 7 i!r Htle-r_71. aiSittaltasit,a ;but th. with Mrs 13o Included- -ia -Me- " • alTALLASPre.x. rtr - An autopsy per cent pay raise fer pLstal an 5 weather . burnau predilled clear;ng the disbanded troop of Girl Scouts postal rate plan was a recommen. Hospital-Name..rtapma showed serigice employes. The prest- today that wit.notiefr-- • - Lecture Series- who are node Freshenan girls'Or Hubert dation that the second class rate W Harris was &awned dent vetoed this bal. saying it W:IS State potkelliiisi'ltiads in ei4t. Murray High who gave thirty- an early on newspapers and magazines "unrealistic" because it did not ern Kentucky, 'tataitOilek but pae- five dollars in cash. Still leading the Ohl^ Valley death even if. he had suavaved the until such, - increased should be compensating increases sible fai east as Wialtant Medearis, minister of My tharks also to the teachers Conference with a 4-la conference New constant internal Weechne that ne- and reason- provide for Undon High- Officers matter makes a fair tha Girurch of Christ, Murray. in postal rates. • ways in Perrylii(a603;.• of Murrey High for their kind mails. the Murray State Thorough- cesaltattd 180 transfusions within• contribution . to postal reve- wet* Weak aide Eisenhower said, nothing 'kw from .8aistured va- Bur Whiter cooperation isoct 4o POW Meri .ball -seek, So immerge-- 1.11.111111..s._ . • *a, Lectirre Series at '41104117rgetr` .rrit -Cefr s ineaVie4". Sak- 11111y David Lipscomb Marine who is Murray High PTA seas n eecord of seven wins and Doctors Eisenhower recommended Ws= have dried. Board of Diectors performed the autopsy Mr. members of Conga ais. College. ,Nashville. January 16-21, publicity 'chairman. Then to the five losses with and the Boaed ai les for Louisville and 4offarerm Coenty road games a• elynatly after Harrie died Monday. that the postal rate increases be whie, of Constituency of Murray H said in his State of the ' has for its theme, "Spread- group composed of Mrs. Cecil Memphis State Thursday and a' pending con- But he school officials said litchools would They found he suffered from a regarded as tentative salaries ing the Kingdom" Mrs. pia was held at the hospital last Union message that higher open on Farris, Mrs. Buford Hurt. Oklahoma City University Satur- ballooning of gressional estabbehnient of an in- schedule _faith only St htedearis, who has been preach- night one of the man for lawmakers are long overdue. Grayson McClure, Mrs. Gail Coi-- day. blood dependent commission whicn would Francis in the Fitlib ciosing be- mg 1919 vessels of his heart that has had several drey. Mrs. Lloyd dones, Mrs. In the election of officers of the fu- I( cause of the weather In the • Memphis game the Rac- catised the continual bleeding. have the authority to prescribe Lloyiet-fepter4end-erist-Rdrs. C. M. ers want a up Board of Constituency for 1955. postal rate adjustments under Jefferson County Supesinteedeet chance to even Dr. Joseph Hill, director of the ture Paker for' helping sort, pacis and Dr Ralph Woods was re-electea Congrese. Richard Van' 70-68 loss at Murray earlier in ars Wodley blood broad policy guidance of Huoee sag. lobo, poxes, center and a witness distribute the season. They will be seeking thea president, Nat RyanHuehes was Mr. Eisenhower recommened buses woulp operate: tittle% at the aatopsy seal the autopsy Fisherman fast win elected-, v1' -president and Gily what amounted to an approximate conditions -in aodiei areas proved * Mrs. Harold Douglas in the short two-year did not establish the exact cause BillIngton -was elected recretary- per cent pay raise for all federal too bad. Chairman rivalry with Okla/tome City. of death. He said .5 , shock was as for The racers will go on the .roal treasurer. civilian workers! He. said that 4 I State- DePartment • HigiawaYs near the direct cause as anything- After the election of officers the classified or civil service em- Missing still smart.rig . from a last-aecond the "Harris did crews sanded hills god over- not die of lack of about 210 70-71 lose ItRoard of Constituency then elect- ployes this, would add passes throughout the irate sled to Western Kentucky. blood." he said. "We never ran ed the folfavaina named men Million dollars to the fedi,ral pay- four Methodists Are Saturday .night at Murray. A to out." - Louisville street -"clear rie e roll. A comparable wags. adjust-, capacity etowd in the new 5-000- the seven-man Booed of Directors. Lake 'He said On crews worked all night sandiag Warned About the 47-year-old vepdint ment in the postal service would seat. Thoroughbred gymnasium George Hart, Fleetwnari Crouch, street intersections. machine manufacturer reerayaaa about 129 ' Preston . Ordway. Zelna Carter, cert If the anaw Red Threat watched the arch-rival. tie sit., approximately 160 pints of 'blood Kentuc/kar" Lake commercial annoyed sdialta. Lather A • -- score 13 times before Western Robertson', 'Audrey Sim- plus . Group Health Benefits -drowned became sort of a '41114041101rite doses of based plus dosee ,f fishermanaawas feared, CINCINNATI, 0.. Jan. 11 IP -- center Ralph atone and GM' Rininaton. • group Chiletmas to yrningater*.ais every Crasthwaite .dropoed coagulants to stop bleeding in He also recommended today..a.aalter his ,emparoispat wait Representatives of some. 9 million in the winning -Waylon ealayburn was ,elected a insurance benefits for civil- street corner where more than twa basket''in the last addition to.otlies drugs health found'. near the -mouth 44 Lick •• Methodists -In --thesaalnited State, two, secoods. new. metrrber 'of the( Floird of federal employes. The govern- boys gathered tuned into a bat- With a Murray lead, The blood' given to Hari is asps a ian creek. were warned Monday night that Western ("martini 'nay to-- fill the vacant's- ment .would contribute •approxi.. fleground. got possession of the ball rare B-negative tylje. The amount Sid Ralls, fishetrnari_ • • si011 Communism, poses a serious threat in • the last the deans of A. 13 nudely-One-third of the met Tbe 0 One youthful prank got out of eight seconds when injected into. his ve:ns in a week who /tree-- an Lick Cri ek, just to civilization because Calmfreaniats guard Dick Kinder Austin. . government contribution was eisti- hand lest night at Lou.ssolle • as was called fc/ was the eqtliValent of the amount over the Henry_Loanty, Tennessee. ".are no effort to transmit their wal Its mated at about 55 million a,ntiiially: tnree boys dropped a huip snow ng of B-negative type blood that line in Benton County, was last faith to the oncoming generation." The Board of Direct-ire elected Slightly less than 1 mid-lint: peo- "bomb" through the windoeld ot usually is found among 16.000 seen Friday Afternoon at abut 2 The ,warning was saunded oy Dr. Statistically, ail-conference kua-d the follnassing named met, as offi- ple woirld he affected by the Pre- a Louisville persons. when hi. left in his bont Tranilt Co. bus. Edward McCrady, president sic thea ,Howie Crntende,n ;till leads Mur- cers of the corporation ?eine Car- sidents 'civil service. .pay increlse O'clock. Driver Eldon E a netting line 'The empty. Vincent suf• University of the South, Sewatiee, ray seoring with 281 points in la ter; president: Fleetwond Crouch. recommendation and about 500,000 to run .fered sheet hole in the bottam hand cuts from flyint William atedearle if Tenn. Spealllpg Ise/a5 boards and games for el 23.4 fiyerage This puts vi -e-presicient and Guy Billington persons-by lus recorrtnended post- boat with a glass on the was found on a mad flat near the giant snowball broke agencies of fhe Methodist church, him ahead of his pace last season as - secretary-tree sorer alsservico' Pay 'increase. 1 Saturday his windshield. Witnesses said religious debates. He will partici- 15th annual ses- Meeting Planned wodld mouth . of Lii-k Creek convened for their when he set a new sclasol scorMg The boards aaa'Seetted-awith re- Health insurance coverage three bog's who pate in a panel discussion-at 2P.m. morning. The outboard cpotur on had poised two eion, Dr. McCrady called for great- re.ord with 852 points in 31 garn,s aret the restantRion of Harry Fee- For Thursday At be , extended to. about 2 million 4. more bombs on Wednesday, January • 19, co n position, leading -fr.5741ii.o. to be- • the overpass lethie er American efforts to educate "in for an average of 21 poirta ten whn as an original member of aederal employe.... including thou- • tied "Spreading the Kuno:hem through' life.' . College Rails apparently hit_ a• when they saw the wind- the Christian way of the finairls. had served faithfully Church sands of workers who 'are not lieve that Personal, Evangelism." _ Christi- - - log while shield had been broken J4e warned that "unless Compilations by the Nato:Mai for almost eight classified and ,not part of the post- stump or .submurged . .. - Mere than 25 visiting preachers, years. . The anity matches the vitality of Com- ,Collegiate Athletic 13tireau through. "teentown" movemepf in- al service. going at full speed ahd was lecturers and teachers A three-man. conainihee from all munism there is no prospect. for 10 games ranked the Racers third coin- augurated by the young' people Theapostal.service, pay hike ac- fear. the_ boat, parts of the country will be heard nosed of Georze start. Nat Ryan of the survival' of civiliat1bn." Dr. Mc- in the nation 'behind Oeorge College' Paesbyterian galls and 'his wife _went Ole FIVE DAY FORECAST during the week in day-time and aferearees, ahd Wells perdorn v,"aae Church. will Crady told the church delegates ington .and - Richmond on free gain momentum' Friday rnornirria-rts r eat some evening lectures, panel eliscusss eppointed to reermoriert. at Thursday night •that • Communist Leaders 'have a throw completions witl. a team the to 7:30 when re- Funeral Of Miss lines, •aod Hills went ..tit alone , • By UNITED PRESS ions. special classes and song - atext-Hoard. of ‘Conetituency presentatives of the- clubs depth of committraent 'to their mark of 76 per Csant meet- and Friday afternia.ka to take ' in the Kentucky -Temperaturae for services. , ing. a prganizations in the Tennie Breckenridge faith such as to make that of replacement kir Mr. Fenton. _county seen another. Hi:' the fiv.-day period, Wednesdaay a tine and put out Outstanding exhibits showing many • Christians i•eem shallow Forward John Powless is fourth meet atothe church. through Synder will Was Held Today wifte did not become alarmed average Christian work in progress in weak." among individut Members of the classes of . the _ and ahooters *Ph When' he did • nit return .frid3y slightly below normal of 36 de- many parts of the country will se.hbols have also ."The 'greatest threat from the 35 of 39...attempts for an 89.7 per been invited to The funeral of Miss _Tennis. Vrees 'for Kentucky_ Rather cold night, according to searchers. as, also be displayed, including a Soviet system," said Dr. McCrady, centage attend the meeting. An effort is The team totariie;84 Breckenridge was held today at night. at beginning of period. milder 100th Arnsiversery Exhibit by the Hospital News log made by the young people he frequently fished al! "lies in the lachighat it is not. „just points Pei game places the 10:00 a at, the .Byrn Funeral Thursday. and colder toward end Gospel' Advocate, published in When he failed to !thaw up an external enemy.' So.. Many of Thoroughbreds . of -the church to 'provide some of the week. Some rain or 19th ararielle major Home in Mayfield. Miss Brecken- morning, h __notifle-E. snow gashville; and a dramatic display who cry out • against Mondayaa4 form of entertainment for Saturday our citizens schools- for team saorieg. coninlete eciard -pause .1C tea.f. .beginflinft .demonstarting.,..tha....-wark "T"T -i-jiTac'e to me74, i.O neighbors Ind' a e;a7CTaingr party ltrartrally,- Arai at,re- ebesse -See at the Murray Hospital on Sun- Thursday. and precipitation likely wJs cutlet Madison Churoh of Christ in basic faiths': Behind CritfArien ia the scoring, Patients Dismissed idle hours of local teenagers. -Was formed. The Guard again 4 day following an attack at the toward the end of the week. Nashville, "A Local Church on column Any interested person is asked ..in-aby W. C. McDaniel and LAI- for Murray guara New Citizens' 1 Murray-Western game on Saturday Total amount around 1-2 inch. the March." to attend the meeting asurb Theropsom federal patrolmen Dick, Knitter with 1A8 center Jim Patients admitted from Friday Thursday night. Preachers who Home Of Huel Jones have been doing Gainey with 141, forward Joha I 30 p.m. to Monday 3.10 p m. night, especially Parent Teacher • 'for the U.Saat-Wittitle Refuge A evangelistic work in Churches. of members. On Chestnut Street Powlees with 102 andafiaawaerlaJoe Mho Aagela Gail .Bastrie. 513 Association 4.• Rev' Morris- Stroud and Rev. search of .the • area was made -all Christ -far the past 40 'rears' will Mikez with lon. Mikes who start- Reale • St,, Murray: Mrs, Billy H J. Rurkett officiated. at -the dis`Saturdala. Du: trace of

de honored at a banquet on Thurs- • Burns Early Today ed slowly, 113;- taken over a starl- Mglone Hairs:den, 1621 Olive, Mur- funeral this morning. , 'Allis was found. Nunierous Aimee day, January 20, at 5;30 p.m., in ing- islot . In reaent garres and ray; Master Gene salison. Rt. 1, THANKS DELIVERED FOR' in the area made- dfoggittr- dab- . McQuiddy Gyriana.sium. All Church The home of fuel Jones. 5(k5 Active pallbearers were J Matt seems to have regained the form Gilbertiwille; Master Donald G. WORLD WAR I SWEATER cult- and sloita of Christ congregations, cast of Chestnut Street burned this morn, Sparkman, P. W. Ordway. Mast). ed hisa,taken Ogee a start, and Richard -G Box, 503, . - Neighbors skid they 7heard the Mississippi River. including ing about 1100 am, Wrather. Sledd. Gum leffrey, ite. Calvert City; Mini Suzanne Clark, BOSTON RP, - IL took Harry staLt, his. boat fr:,day afternoon,- • those. in Kentucky, have Iron in- Firemen fought the stubborn and' James Lowry. Honorary pall- eaalvert Cate:. Mader Gerry Don Seiber of New York City, 37. years and heard the motor rim for 3 vited to send their minieters and flames for over an hour bearers were Drs Rain& Welke befoce ahem 244 E. 19th St , BOTItort.; to offei his thaaks for a, sweeter, short tithe. 'Vie- boat was a 14-foot elders and their wives la' this the fire was finally extinguished, Dr. Ralph-Woods, it. A. Johnston. Mrs. 'Gene Brandon and baby girl, woman knitted Mm. • home-madi. fishing craft. Rails banquet as guests of W. G. Nash, Maxim Price and Lipacomb, The Harries burned beneath a --aomp Grove: Misa Tenrile firecken- end more than Adult Farmer In World War I he reetaved Judge Bunk Gardner. usually kept'ateateetaup at Snow's 1500 are expected layer of ithingles on the' roof and fidge, College Station, Murray; to sweater knitted Red donated by attend. H. A. Dixon, president in the sides. Firemen were finally Class Jones, FamP' Ithweert Offered Mho Norma Kaye Rt, S. Mrs, I.. L..Haywood of Worchester. Bartel was in IV Highland . Officers reported that they • Kentucky -Mostly 'of Freed.Hardeman College able (ti, break upder the layer Renton: Mr. Eunice Milton Henry. Park Cemetery in Mrayriolci: today and tonight. high' near deliver the Mass. He were the sweater beisched the boat Satuadast mora- tribute • to the ' forty of shingles and ,pitt the' blaze out. A class dealing with current Rt. 4, Murree; Mrs. Norman Klapp, w tonight 20 to 25 Wednea- year preachers. • throughout the . campaigns in ine inarealiatalyseofferastataating Temperatures hovered as freez- farm problemrs and recent research 209 So. 12th St. Murray; Mr-., Assisting with''the flovasas were creasing cloudiness. modera- Visitors are _France and when he returned . to 2:and when th4 had retuired to A weicothe te all .qt ing mark and water froze on data will he 'offered , to all adult Altera Oakley and baby girl, Mrs, tr. Stedd,' Mea. Cleo Hester, old, with rain, or snow by th$ meetings scheduled during ehe. Uhited States he atterentedeto alter making a prelithnacy search' ------the shrubs as It sprayed front the hose'. fariners. The Class will 13r held Calvert City; Mr Lemon Header, Miss Margaret Campbell. Miss ni week, and Contact 'Mrs_ Haywood. Of the area: ato. motar had bean reseavations area being .11 Is, not known how the blare at he .Training School bending son.. Rt. 1.o.Hardin: 'Mr. Ltictie Roberta Whitaah. Mrs. Mary W. receivedririti 'all. Over This year Seiber finally reached 'stolen craft. No draae • the country started big- it believed to 'have in the agriculture rimm. - • . Thurmond, Rt..2, Murray; Master Brown, and Mrs. Gum Jeffrey, all Joimt. the , TEMPERATURES as-' for on the campus Haywood's husband and 'of- and in been a ,faulty chimney, aa Lerni Eldidge, the agriculture Roger Dale Hodson, Golden Pond; Mrs._ of Murray, Miss R.ubye Wheatley, of the missing fisherman had. been High Yesterday riyateh2"'mes bela.eo made available to Fire and Water .made an almost teacher at -Murray Zcitating. School, Mini Bea Purdom, 601 Poplar 'St., fered his sin.ere though - Miss Aileen Barron and Miss flea-, the sear.:h wat La Last Night-. • 24 AVE. atCeding the Lectures. tjayWooi is dead. cattlf"untidnattno5itaS..: _fit": t421 loss a the furnishing. will be in charge of the class, httittay. • . • gratattide. Mrs. ter Foster. of Mayfield.

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ada • • ....v•-•••• • TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1955 PAGE TWO THE, LEDGER AND TIKES, MURRAY, KENTUCIY qa- ITALY MI LEDGER & TIMES TOLD HOW HE KILLED HIS SISTER BRINGS WOPD OF p • CliLbillIED BY "DGER a TIMEh PUBLISHING COMPANI.Iae 1$.4 'onsoltdation of * Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times. and Ti • Sports Parade Octota,c 1928, and the Wiest Kentuckian liararal r • By OSCAR FRALEY • JAMS C WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER United Press Sports Writer entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky. for transtraauni as %wood Claes Wale • NEV ii)HIS tA V. • ii.se and eyes. Tints the :ace mask MRS CLARE BOOTHE LU e, am *ask. or to ltaiy, Uilka KENTUCKY TIMMS ASSOCIATION 19 foiltball deaths due to direct is coming into ever wide!, use. retary of State John Foster DulleS ID Washington. She Is back WALL RATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES -ACE WITMEr, CO.. 131111. gridiron injury last seasosi and yet hi the U. St for discussions iinteratiftemni Anuednaatni 250 Pa, k Ave York. "There are any number ;of va- lionroe, Meeophis, Tenn. New 307 -14 Michigan only one out of every six players Iii:vey says. "and Eve. ch.c.go. se Bolyston St.. Banco. still is given every possible pru- rieties of masks." come when all pftyr,. tection. the time may SUBSCRIPTION RATES By earner in Murray, per we.at 15c, pei ers will have to wear them. Rilht: am th lb, In Calloway and adjoining counties, per sear. SIM The greatest number Of those-4r" now. as far as high school play- visage, 115,50 tete injury deaths, 16 of the over- ers are concerned, moie than 20 RESIDENCE F SALE all total, were caused by blows to reserve the right to reject any Advertasuig. Letters 10 Edilts: per cent of the competitors wear the head: Y'et .under guise 02 r Pub.hc Voice items whieb in our OPIA-Ion are 001 the bowl them and about 80 per. cent Alur; tweet of our readers. economy only 100,000 players out the high schools have them avail- • at tl of a grand total of 660.000 players'able'far, their players." A REAL BARGAIN TUESDAN JANI:Agi- 11." 19 wine ,the latest safety hslmets. 'rinse figures come from John' No amount of research Is pver director going to completely elnui:iate the A Nice and Strictly Modern Five Room House • GRO1Pb TO MEET far r ety. and the latest de- G. Havey. research or- the Co. football injury and the occasional DURING FARM .AND vel nts in ir.acilunery. equip- Wilson Sporting Goods "And I certainly wouldn't want death. But they can be iedureS with Garar Atacheci on South 7th Street. HOME CONVENTION en: and alateriz.ls toed on farins anybody to think this is merely tremendously by a mote intensi- a sales talk," he said "All of- us fied program of physical condition- This beautiftir holue consists of one large liv- Organizations to meet dun the in the equipment business are ing, more frequent medic exam- annual Farm and Hoe (Inven- striving for gre..ier Kotective qual ing room, two nice bed rooms with nice closets, 'Mare Bandit and use of safest tion at :fle L'n.vers:ty Kentuck* ities in our products." inations -- • Lexirigt..n • Feb ,o 4 irielad. - equipment that is nice kitchen with lots of nice cabinets and, a nice the, Kentucky F ration of Home- Shock Absorbing Materials • \ makers. Kent v Pureleed Live- As „in example. H'irvey-put th:ea, Dinette. All floors are beautiful oak hardwood, stock Ass, eon KentLeky Seel 's•ears of intensive w,rk into 1.0,, 'latest. helmet in ensiling a 'shock fries to Rob Dad except kitchen and bath room. Electric hot water Th Improve. ent Associati m. Ken- resistant" head gear. The newest tr. tuck of Fr .r, Man- heater, electric heat throughout and, completely' development is in ;hock absorbieg 4.Mi • • and Rural Apprat,:ers. Ken- With County Sheriff FREDERICK SPEARS. 17. is Inown Crawtura materials which. will absarb much „inside ri ky Ayrati:e. Brown Swiss rock woolinsulated. The garage 1a, celled El w ood F Jacobs tright in Bucyrus. 0 after admitting to Jacobs of the force of a bleev. Guernsey. Holsteal and JerseV c his sister Patricia. 16. during a pillow fight that ne strangieo Und, has concrete floor and, concrete 'driveway to tie clistis, Kentucky Purebred Dair in their Gabon nome rhe lad who nits a lettnquenci record .1.3 "We have c7mferred with brain Cattle Association. Kentork; taken oy the sheriff to vies Ns sisters body tr mei casket It .-pecialists • regirrdIng the -type -ne street. Street:la-paved and city sewerage. • Denuanasrat.....n Agents Aar-iciatiari that lie broke down oftertin!oilva, ,:z.nage sustained by Th erne then tht head." 1 - - be -chatted -liar nub Keiitucky -Goat Breeders rissocia- explained. "They You- will like thia -Vice home and, th-e- owner r,,rk tion. Kentucky Artificial Breechre Us the Weak points Itie skull Associa;ion, and Ke.nt ucky b n h .•, SO that we could cletertnine where is really pricing it now to where an,yona desiring - .national orga•,.., Most Expensive Gifts Can - the speatest padding a-as needed." C of sever,4. pass it up. completely safe helmet is im- a five-room house jut can't afford to BuVr - Vaster Tern- family' awards possible to design, ac?cording, This home is already finanterFand, payments on :hut be .announced at I banquet_ Tuea- Run Into A Cool Million -Maxey, bemuse -would -be too . • Me` dal, night. Feb 1. Master Eteri- ulky" and might...Serve L.1 a men- loan is ally. 14.9.00 *per month including taxes and .4•98e Itornernakers bFetit- . _ are to the- necle--- Weelneeday 7Inoraing, • an.* Bs ELIZABETH TOO4tti bl velvet nest. That would cost insurance. Total' sale price is now *7500.00 and, GhA there" teal be a tea at Maxwei, Correspaueent $4..00. s.. 'Thus the accent has been put l'alted Tress Staff --leals---is approximately 1-5-804.04,--Yee- Place. home of President arid 'Winston on short- litisorZtrne thlteriaTi for -balartre---on • 'NEW YORM"di -14-a-mott- -came-441c -02-catil EitIC MAMMY (above), 16- runerald both the intendr :ind exterior of Mrs. H. 1...._-DOnovin. aitst• !to fails his wife. on the cheek at diamond at 3600.000, an year-old eon of Dr "Cl-C. Math- secure immediate possession. Please investi- the helmet can Unit. house in tn. Hortie Ercon.rmes 10 ern during a visit to New. York cut diamond necklace priced eny, Pontiac, Mich., osteopathic the must v.:11 Buildtrig Wednesday and say. "Now, deer, go out and S1.060.000-- and finally, Recoil Shock Reduced , surgeon, was captured two gate this nice home at once. buy Up•rniist expensive thinj, you expensive item .of all -We have -deveNkiyed what we hours after ettempting to hold P'es" The all breed* da.ry can find.- what do Saiu sultixwe -Well over a million," Winston -call •slow recogery' materials," he up his father and stepmother 'for s noon --syhiodulci rams:lay she'd bring -back at the end of Said. re ea cif- '1"ht‘si. are Mary I ils In their $100.000 hotne. Eric, a and a bar2qt7e1 43- . ft was the flop.: diamond. a fa- AMINO OUWIT of Lee Anoiese the day' Which .:01,2;444 4ofty rartik-gpap fugitive. two days from an in- 111 night Outstaiscling nolfilindtC61/: blue' stone Weighing • 44'1 -Man from Mars' bandit is A man gave Inc- V similar sug4..ts- mt!4;' bas ze- stitution where he was sent foe' omisoome. which Winston has set in a '°rcie will be recoglued • at a fro-los:ant, shown tier. Seised at his home 1. ,n with two Important cars %.01.11413ricycl. Y.much Th4 like -ett autnoes xethe ear theft, was found in- the containing scbr,:s of 'h 44 dinner_Thuisday rngh: was Joseph F Sarnso'n. 20 air: The omissions wore the WI on necklace tng with a punch or drawing back kitchen, his face masked by a Ma-.c diaftionsks. '. All Thursday •went. w;l1 plane mechanic Sheriff's depu- the cheek, the man ,as my oces smaller your hands slowly when you catch handkerchief. When his father ended shopping trip. Peoples Bank Bldg. ever bet.ire tne Kentucky-Floe-era ties had oeen on trail of the -nd the word "buy." He said go That that Thbaell. 'recognized his voice. Eric de- basketball game in Memarial sLo1.1- 'Man from Mars" for three out and find the roost -expensive A woman's' salts resistahee...can manded money, and cocked a auto a Could bine take only soflinch wear and tear parents Phone 122J - Nite 122R Mt scum, months- in trunk of his personal item woman part of-fatheee bodyistheandrmthset .gdreelaLtae.set 30-30 deer rifle. The meet found Lb* costume-gas in New Ynrk • lisA Liter the boy lied a, abet._ ammompsr.t_ LK/ est 11 week. :n the Agricultural _gnash black field boots. lecher at a window, narrowly missing like that a BNCKSTAIRS AT THE hecessaiily fetal but -pa 14111 -...1•14. St.. f Engineering 8131,11trE There Vol" socket, denims and isthelting With instructions hie stepmother. asiternationalJ serious. accur to the mouth-cheeks be a farm show emphasizing, the cap. along with six guns and oillar can let her imagination run 'WHinillOUSE• • 311•Tiit. . • production of CI•ipi and a icaa_jta • ammunition_ (futerisateinsai) riot. Mine rah first -ter •Ir• the Ire . But it teems yachts, now in stick, John Elser..lower, prestdeht.. to qualIMA fhe don't (torn! 'close --lohjnow stat,oried at It.. Leave., a couple of -other things . price of worth. Kans.. as an Artily an.o,.. 3,000 Years Of Polio History a woman can buy here ' fast went to school. to France "A quarter, of a rn.11ion dollars was theff-six yea:* old .nd is a lot it. spred on a yacht those father wasin Pan, with the U.t, days," a yacht broker said Seems Battle Monuments Cearanissue._ • those fabulous s300-foot yachts that nch ini.n once cruised around in i WE TRIED BUT FAILED Army days. Xi , are just not built •r,y.-more. ' In -their early Er sil, - Has. teed Yacht Eisenhower and his wife were -We. have a used i2,5.1foot ya,v ./ social magmts, that the'7' It -for *250.000.- the yacht man said. wherever they w -ire 'Maybe less. if you're Ints_irestent- referred to my their con:emporia. Sr 'We said . we were looking for ries as "Club Eisenhower" an It-ft.The forthcomir.g Contra Amer.- 1 .and JAN. something nicer TO CLOSE OUT BY Naturally the wervin with trio.ot Vice President Ric .:limited funds will lead---for 'the M. Nixon w.II make hint, Complete Our Liquidation By March'1st. . nearest furrier Rot it s hard to the most-travelled lobe ,jarellifdea. Us spend a lot ef money on'une Cc"L in American niatory. •. MS strange is it. seems:When the !ky'• Mr gasee.a...wer, himself, w 100.00 Channel Back Chair .. $59.95 17.00 Standard Cotton Mattresses $8.95 Ins the limit, it is absolutely iinbiltev.: like to visit nu:fly foreign c., 'bee 250.00 2-Piece Living Room Suite $99.95 20.00 Standard Bed Springs $9.95 able how quickly a • mink coat Ivies. but .he does not have tos !weirs like a bargain,' , time. Nixon travel,/ its the Preis 360.00 Modern Limed Oak 20.00 Ladder Back Chairs me bei 4 A •Rits.••ian sable chat with .1 322.- dent's emissairyl-and in so dom., Dining Room Suite $199.95 (broken setsj $8.95 .000 pnce tag was the most cxpcii hit increases his' stature as a win,- 170.00 Wrought Iron Settee $69.95 find made' Juvenile Cedar-Robe & Chest $49.95 • site coat we could all, leadree• . All of which would adc. 90.00 _.,up and jeady ti. wear The most, 16.00 Juvenile Platform Rockers $7.95 to Nixon's _ Dolstis..-al appeal i General Electric Irons $6.95 111 expensiii, mink was a new 'hade, Jost 10.00 150.00 Console Electric Sewing the p,etoriai record a polio victim Is beheved to be this Earliest of . called blue iris, priced at $12100. Machine $79.95 30.00 Electric Deep Fryers' $19.95 Egyptian tablet dating to the lath Dynasty itS60 to 1150 !Lea. Then there were knicknacks like Mr. Eisenh.".v.cer :mild Randy Kerr (right,. of Falls Church, Va.. may be the ?trot youngster a 5275 alligator handbag - a not sigi'• 90.00 Living Room Desk 28.00 Presto Cooker Canner $19,95 protected from paralytic polio In the nationwide study of the Salk more with A chY, the famous cock sin -skin .and carnet s -hair - r 'ern (walnut or maple) $45.00 445.00 General Electric Refrigerators, vaccine. He received the first Injection in trials conducted last spring roach" of the late Do; Marqui Infantile couch designed toy Charles Jaraes $$2193..9955 $249.95 but by the National Finindation for paralysis, financed by the Arch- once said: 40.00 Metal Bunk Beds Fully Automatic Marsh of Dimes. A report evaluating the vaccine is due next spring. priced at _31.140. We coulcfnt e..en 1 • find a color television set in stock "There s bound ,to be, a c. ' 50.00 innerspring Mattresses $29.95 300.00 General Electric Automatic doo - that cost more that, S895, g(Mte amount of 'rout* rur.r.jng 40.00 Lime Oak Cocktail Tablet Washers -• ' $219.95 cou art object might be nice. 'a W•NT1311 country tin/ 50.00 Pedestal Drop Leaf 240.00 General Electric Refrigerators $179.95 is bound to decide, it broffiten .up "11 you Are president the t •• $19.95 Cook Stove.' $129.95 the' livirig room, ble haptiens to you --- Living Room Table 190.00 Perfection Oil as Act Tapestries At.B316,0611 But if you re a tyrant you e 140.00 Poster Bedroom Suite . $79.95 160.00 Chrome and Plastic Dinettes.. $79.95 (RUE ?or FALSE?) A a- set .if OLIO We were riffel tape.. al-ramie ttlike,s so Coal Heaters . .. $29.95 140.00 Modern Bedroom Suite 50.00 Brick Lined the tries at 1500,000 "more or (tat" "That most of the- trouble ha7i- The Gaze fiCsey rt French a;td Co., a • to 160.00 Maple Bedroom Suite 55.00 Bicycles (boys or girls) $34.95 c.s.,.. dealer-1n pe! other people." c•St "14 are furnishings ane art objee..- 40.00 Ohest of Drawers $627929.1999555 100.00 Usassl Oil Heaters (guarld ) $15 to $25 AtifeCkt OF PsiE5 The man who made the, off, vise 70.00 Revolvilg Platform Rockers 230.00 Sink and Cabinet Combination$99.95 MA CirkiE Ii ic. seemed th .k.nob: he wasn't aosor. Farewell Call •sa to -tell the four. Flemish „tothi, 60.00 Regular Platform Rockers $2$3 99995 125.00 Bath Tub with Fixtures $89.95 tapestnes!that date back It, arourd p 70.00 Cedar Hanging Robes 25.00 Used Sewing Machines $9.95 he Zr the ukt days somebody 'like J. P. Morgan might haver hought them." he said. -Now we• -arely ONE-HALF PRICE: SPECIAL ATTENTION: _ •-••-stelfe--ar-efern-1W•e•Htsie-FoNW, Wallpaper, ual in this counti-y, The taie-trieS All Luggage, Pictures, Lamps, Our Complete Stock ---HEATING STOVES Wool Throw Rugs, All Wool Hand Hooked will be 'bought either by a miiiiiierfrn Are Being CLOSED OUT At Considerably cr by an individual froth Efirope.'? Rugs, Hassocks-, Bed Pillows, One Line of wed a". rai&e5 LESS THAN OUR WHOLESALE COST. This Anlio`Isete...±ie,sa .• i. We figured that half, a filth m Several Living Room Tables, Tricycles, PQM OF ".5 /lunar purchase to hafig am' the IR- Is Your Opportunity. ehOelt CnElinjes.4..- 1 Wagons as well as other items. ir.g room walls might be tbe tii Dress Oeseal bar FOR vsot ca.", , we could 11o in. s dy -but lb sE stag.:0 7 dropping, on tn4 'Tarry Pastra• I was bcforii Wieston„-ii -man who de-ale in rale -S C•lz...E 01,1x,cAOtaiso OFSsfic diamonds. WE WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS , Mr. Winston, a sitertd• genial roan • who was wean-Viva& somber brown completely vacated our warehouse, we will remain here at our main store . suit,. he aril, about the half mi.lion Although we have now sold. We have several thousand dollars of dollar buy arid, said. 'Tool" !fere at 215 North Poplar Street, until every item in Our stock is aie ill...Si' ral " the beat merchandise for sale at handsome prices. world," - ALBERTO TARCHIANI, Italy's Net*. And Up .• ambassaidor to the 1./ 8, la Whereutoin an assistant -alio., d , shown at White House, dont"; era vault and brought forth seine where h• went to pay a fare- :black; velvet ces. well call on President Eisen- "An absolutly . perfect blue dia- hower.'He is returning to Italy & MORGAN soon PROVINCE mond, 1,40, carats.'"Winston saii to retire. He said he and PARIS, TENNESSEE PHONE 1328 ,matqUis-ctit stone that. glilleira the Prealdent discuseel Euro- POPLAR.A,RVIT 2•111 ./ • '01154 -• ani. •••_ NawERII• •••• • e. anJ 1 't cOLottless tins- prIsms ' ' • 1

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ASO ...Ennio."' 'PAGE TTIBEk Reward .1., •V Offer 'INDEPENDENCE WAle-RARES THAI-., Should LAW)) PACIFIC vs WANT OCIAN Reduce Fires thrIN GARAGE APT. FOR RENT. FUR- FOR coshed. Steam _1 RENT neat, electrical ap- FOR SALE pliances. Immediate possession. Wa.nte44 • Frankfort,'Ky. - State Fire Mar- FOR RENT. Call 535. jllp Military To End shal .1. T. Underwood. Jr., today FIRST FLOOR FOR SA.I.E: ,ent. Three 1948 MODEL *CUB WANTED: SEVERAL GIRLS hailed the movement of the Ken- large unfurnish- FARM.ALL TO Segregation In Plough. disc, culti- address, tucky Automobile Dealers mso Private entrance. X3 IF YOU WANT TO IENT A mail postcard& pare time Assoc- vator, Corn drill and mowieg School iation in offering Third Strt ot. Immediete washing Inacbitie for 31) days. call every Quickly a- $300 reward machine Priced to week. Write )34rx- 47, Water- for ricy. M. G. -Richardson, sell Lamp/cuts information leading to the ar- .113P phone 74. )11c Motor Sales, town, Mass. jI7c oso. 3rd and ef_ple, ph By JOHN W. FINNEY rest and conviction of any person $19 jI3c United Press Staff Correspondent wilfully burning RENT: FOR WORK WANTED: an automobile INDONESIA— 2 ROOM FURNISH- RENT BLALE HOTEL WILL TAKE WASHINGTON to collect INDIAN care Ar - Military the insurance. apt. 207 So. 3th. Phone 1$29KJ• Single Rooms, 15.00 and Room of children or do practical officials OCEAN UP- mat SALE: APT SIZE G-r ELEC- were under orders today Jae with twin beds, $3.30 eech. nursing. Phone 691J3. j 12p Underwood sted • Room tric stove, good condition. to use the quick rather than that a similar • $65 Call the AUSTRALIA with private oath $7.00 Hot and gradual plan had been tried in Eastern FOR RENT: 4 ROOM 1770 or see at 1616 Miller Ave. approach to ending segre- HOUSE, cold water in all roomg. Kentucky only and bath, gation in 'schools for children had "render- FIGHTING IS REPORTED front porch, back porch, 312c Warmth of ed substantial underway in the Molucca islands (circle, of Wood military personnel. aid in reducing arrow), which have garden spot. South 9th Ext. Phone automobile declared themselves independent of the FOR RENT: a FOR SALE ON JANUARY 15 The. Defense fires" over a period of Republic of Indonesia 59114 312p ROOM At'ART- Deportment said it (shaded). State of emergency was declared merit: 1965 at One o'clock Chases'Lab' Look several months. Private bath and private p.m. the old will mien ahead with plans to lift Church house of The association reported entrance. Heat, light and water toe Pleasant Val- the color Oar in all rrulitari post that 353 le)' Church Out of Kitchen motor vehicles furnished. Good location next door of Christ. Size oi schools "as soon as precticable" were destroyed by tire to hospital Wilding 42 x 30. Sale will start, Color come and not last year, and fire loss reports - Wanted to Buy - in Jennings building has back to Amalie later than Sept. 1 despite ROM MOH promptly at 1 p.m • Idtchens, replacing cold, Indicated arson .in nine out tic au at 803 Poplar street. See Mrs. Seller Douglas the Supreme Court delay on the over- of 10 33-Seasoned I DL •eOt..a L THi Shoemaker. White laboratory kitchens investigations. 1-neverene• Mabel Stom at Thoroughbred )12p -like of all segregation problem. es-Deveured P E A Grill Ore-war years. The trend is to et 4-hear of shit; kg-Tvoun at few loads good The "Every time somebody burns 7-PI It hers or at the residence or call Albert kitchens that combine modern high tribunal has not issued up Amer wan tree a vehicle to collect insurance le-cree 35 -Fatties 11106 El!il:P Wallace at Cadiz. scientific appliances with the a decree yet on how or when the 111-1Oe isle ruff 40-Elt yellow ear -corn. Ky. (TF'C) seg- money to trilled HELP WANTED warm "homey" atmosphere of .regation of white pay this eilmintil arson 14-sone-and- par truielk • - . and Negro public dn.,* old-fashioned kitchens. school loss comes front pockets of decent -Bgeetr Top market price students sheiuld be ended pr esentation I rnrIern ti HELP WANTED: The trend is due to the house- and law abiding citizens," Lew Ullrich 11-Spray 45-River in 1—NOTICE AVON IS SEEK- has scheduled new hearings -Canonised I ing wife's growing realization that secretary of 17 Germany trib *men the association 1 irp in Murray, on the said. question. 47-Misrepresent i those ROSS FEED CO. the kitchen tRould be as warm without small children, The Justlee "The lel:paw:able aittornoiele deal- it-MV 43-Perfect FOR HOUSEHOLD eager to and inviting as any other room Department has ad- 19-General 50- Pa yinent CLEANING earn and ers want this prahice of MURRAY, KY. needs, willing to make calls - In the house. It's where she vocated a local approach with stopped, tendency toll Allis: calf your fed- aiMCI 1-1fiS Better Brush both as 21-Play 61-Auxiliary verb 131:10 6.1.4t.i unless you are willing to spends much of her working day, eral courts deten.nming a protection to themselves Ins curd • Tel. 101 dealer. Mrs. ,Lille Mac spend the time 32-Pernale ruff 63--Cyprinold fish Bore. time at and where she often feeds and the public." 14-Comb, form: Phone this work please do not her and Oftenner of' integration. 23-LT rar te for DOW 1977. family and entertains guests. The money threefold N answer - but if so, write September GS-Persona P.O. ragult is that today the kitchen Deadline Set 29- 51 usfral who 1-Separate Sox 465, Owensboro, Ky. at once. hi being decorated, Defense Secretary the court. , dramas cannot talk 2-Liquid I WILL PICK instead of Charles E. S6-ery of crow • UP YOUR GAR- 'Nwhitewashed." Wilson last Racial experts 29-Born ST-Bitter 3-ieneolnrom j17c January told the within the depart- vetch bage and trash mili- 4-Seed coating any place, any .X1tchen walls are being tary', to end segregation ment _said the question 6--Turklab Wit time painted M id direc- waiting er Call M. I. Kenne•ly, 794-J or papered in attractive colors for Supterne ag-sSeesew WANTED: MAN WITH CAR or tive handed down before the- Su- Court- guidance fre- FOR patterns. The colors often ng j12p route work. "tie-in" preme Court ruled quently has been raised $- Dn.we away Permanent work by with the decorative scheme that' publiz at the z appointment of the school segregation working level. ▪ ettlon• of Must be dependable other rooms. This is especially ef- is unconstitu- en, from a ip.' WELLS WRATHER Portrait fective tional. Wilson Presents lb be hit and Average $70 per week to start in an open floor plan, set Sept: 1. 1955, as Peculiar Problem Commercial photography'. where the kitchen the The integration pparent Sout ri Write Box 32-C. is separated deadline. for childten of 2 is, 10-Hasten on (.111P) from the ii"'Place side square. Murray. Plihne 1439 dining and living area Two schools have military personnel pregehis by a row of counter been integrat- a 130..' 16-d-et t y oiflciaj or 1073. -height cabi- ed since culler problem 171 Z.:2. e2:7 ..?3 -Sanity nd MURRAY LUMBER fl2c nets instead thse Iwo others have sincer the schools 24 75 10 of a walL on been closed. - mitttary ttittaIlatioris are Wood cabinets are part • 26 27 14 26 24-00.144.re t• nd, COMPANY SINGER SEWING MACHINE of the Delense general decorating trend. They can officials said the re- - 4 Maple representative in be local wore; 25--Conduct•d St.—Phone 262 M u rr a y. gor FOR given a natural finish or maining 17 segregated often -111owirg el TT -Footlike 'DU Sates, RENT QR SALE: HOUSE AT stain to eelibols "will 'ir11- P5 rare TERMINIX-Worlds laroest St-TO-Tee. RepaTt, P-ontact bring out the warmth and grain he Integrated on #7 -or-taw -of-iiegi tea 11° IL LI-Posed for New Concord. See Shelton Canady ,Crr-befOrC Septem- • Pert Leon Hall, 1411 of the ponderosa pine wood, Urid77 rat t Sti- termite control orgoniz it : Poplar. Phpne on West Main. or ber of this year." the Wilson order, the mil- 30-Opening 1074-R. Murray:- Ky. Phone they can be paintrd to harmonize M A 31-Devoured ;Cc No. Their stiterrionts tary serthees and 1010R. J12p with other colors in the kitchen. showed the de- the citfice of 33-Fall back • •g• Wood cabinets partment Les not edu:stion are to negotiate UMMEMMOMMEMEN 34-Tate have the advan- intend to re- wih 27-Lyrical tage of being easy treat from its local authorities , to refinish previous position de- to operate the UMUMWAMINIMM 39-Clayey stone when the time comes spite schools 4'- WInged to redecor- feeling among the lower on au integrated basis, II ate the kitchen. Their color n -Striped beast can echelons in the armed the local education agency, WHIM UMMINIMM 44-ProptieU5 be changed as often and as reedi- services and refeses. the Office of Education the Defense Department t/ as that of the kitchen walls that this will take 4 7-Sou nded military over. school MEM UMM should not press :litchi of eperatono with the trumpet costs deferred -DrwtrIn• by appropriations IMMO MEM MEM 49 -Cel t ic. black Cellertela. itil. be Caine i,ses administere6 et by the ▪ ,..116•11 111••••• ••••••••• -Room in DINI•lbwiedbe s-tere' Off, of Itme 4••,601, Isemlieste Architecture, Furniture Education. CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE The 17 schools of the house and I walked behind Growing to oc integrated DANA listened and 1 "Satuiday-the day your Obsolete, Experts by thought she watching the smooth, unconscious brother Say SePhember are 'ocelot. at: seemed *lightly more at ease. Anson Sew his eagle." Is modern At grace of her. . architecture thang- as Air Force basis; .idaev.41..-Atii Least,. she wasn't shivering -We Sy a peregrine." She re. Atg. American exemplified by cu Linoleum now.' - The dining Mulder taiga Headquarters I had room wall hack of cited It, not quotes rifle svgs- an -FtfOrt scu t- unfastened my jacket but the library, letting her eyes move a leading architect and pture, where with my under Belle's room. It from Leading a appropriate.' rick Fle.rielie At, .er sweater and the over- was mine. furniture designer who .es. heated dark with dusty looking "He flew think that "In another recent Randolph, Shepherd room 1 was nearly steamed. drapes a golden eagle Satur- it is. prediction, and Lackland at the windows and old day,' The magazine T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings in Texas, 9x12 "You say you may scenic I said. says* the startled and Lengley. Va, Ft. Wide, Cut any length go to Europe. wallpaper above a oado. In Fear • "'Austere' forms furniture industry when When do you expect the or shadow's from the can- in architec- stated he Army: Pine Bluff Arsenal, to leave?" I shadowy space on the wan, dles ture are on the way that 'modern architecture Ark.: asked. skinned the flesh from her out, is the -and modern Fort Sill, Okla ; 40 Patterns hung • portrait of a MAUL prediction of Clair furnijuhgois of today Fort Wise, Fort To Choose From' taos. The bones were beautiful. 'Ditchy, past a dying fashion .im Houston "1 don't know," she said. - -Who-seseateng had the same prim- All$14/Dt 01 the Arniean . . . will be re- sad Fort Hood in When I shrugged, and then an Idea 10 placed'. by Siy father is ready to go,'! itive bleakness of technique as of Architects In *recent furniture and homes Texas. guess.' the Caine to me. "At one-thtrty Satur- dress, ad- that are highly' -1 suppose small one In the library, he forecast a swing individual, cre- Navy: Indianhead you and your father hard and day be was near the house 'more to the ated by highly Naval Powder have cold sa the figurehead here graceful, expressive individual dote, Fac:ory. talked about it a lot," I said, of • ship, and dew IL" forms era and architects.'" Md.. and Patuxent Naval Thurman Furniture watching but it was still a her. "Planning a thing man looking out I Watched the blood St.rtrutl. Md Like that at me from the canvas. come back is half the fun.". There to her face and she started NANCY wean t much color to it breath- She had a strange except the ing again. "If you were .unhappy 'race, an island of ruddy • falconer, Crown "We haven't flesh tones you'd know it's impossible made plans." tn the black background. to fly By Ernie Bushmillet "But he's told you I ex- any kind of hawk in the where you're amined the rather long middle of going--the places you'll upper op the day. Warm air currents see?" and smooth jowls. I doubted carry "I'D probably have if he them away. and anyway, brother to be In a looked much like bre grandson. school." She made a In wasn't here at one-thirty grimace. "He this shadow it was Satur- wants that. Some place impossible to day. I'm sorry if someone's like Pans." make out a signature. setter love Paris. Has got killed but we're always getting he told Dana had moved up beside Au"Y whatou'll school ?" me. blamed for things passage "Light one or those," eagles -We haven't talked she spg- do, just because we fly hawks.' about it for rested indicating a candelabra. a while." "If your brother wasn't here Sat- "Since I struck a match and touched it urday Saturday?" I tried to at one-thirty, where was make to the cindles lifting the silver he?" 1 asked it sound commonplace, lean- candelabrum carefully, mg forward close to the surface "He wasn't here to toss my eigaret of the any time near - butt into painting. if the artist had one- th irty." the fire. As I turned signed She eras almost toward it, it was lost in the smoky haughty. "He her, I sensed a quick move- depths took the car and ment of of paint. drove over to her head as though she'd "1 can't the rocks. Do you been staring see a signature," I said, believe me now?" at me and tried to "but it's hide It as a nice job. You must be "Yes, I do believe I looked around. very proud you, Dana. %Since of it.." One more thing. What Saturday?" 1 repeated. 1 don't was he do- Oahe didn't believe she'd ever mougtit mg I" answer. of it Chet "'When way. I watched her eyes "If you must know, have you seen your fa- reflect the be went to ther last candle dames as she tie a rabbit over ?" 1 asked. stared there." hhe was ••115 was at the punting. a little less sure of here last Aprtl.* "He isn't herself. "You Teeny my grandfather," "So he wasn't here LI1J mean you haven't seen him she said. from about ABNER hnce ?" one until maybe around two?" "Ten me about IL" "Yes." "No." She said It very My estimate seemed to carefully, "My name is PurcelL" eurwise By M 5 but she wasn't looking her. Capp at me now. I waited. 'hat THOSE LITTLE I thought I heard rabbit he tied out over at TH' the creaky -This was mother's first the BLABBER MOUTHS floor board in the hus- rocks-it seems else • strange .e."4-T WAS CHAMP'LL hall but 1 band's father." She way AN LOCK TH' touldn't see the door actually to treat rabbits. Won't some- WILL SPREADTHIS Br_ DOORS!.!•4, without get- laughed. "Does fhat ACCIDENT.7- PlO 15' THEN) :mg out of my seat, sound mixed- thing kill it?" ALL OVER TOWN!! __,OTTA STAY 5 up ?" 15k YEAR-OLD DISGRACED!! I-E.AvE Mind if 1 shed She was on guard again. "We CHILD HERE,UNTIL TH' CHAMP "▪ this thing?" I "I think I get It," ME. Mod up and took I said. "This use them tor training." COULD OF'KNOCKED KNOCKS OUT off the bush i.e your half brother's grandfather." THIS 15 A1 - AT set. see." It OUT ME,TH'014" , YEAR 5 If ane was surprised seemed a low thing )." -OLD CHILD" I tossed it she didn't to do but I had HIM.? over the back of show it. "His name to do IL "You 5 settee, I watched wsui Anson, keep trying the doorway. too," she said. to convtrae me that re was no one you only fly a 5 there, -You never saw him, peregrine. 1 sup- emit interesting-" of course? pose it's too uncertain I was go- The grandfather T" trying to 5 t* try to pin find wild rabbits her more deft- "1 Ant even remember to fly your pere- ...4 about mother." grine at and, 5 Purcell but she was It was • tittle as you have pointed g now girl to the dark. out, furnishing arid 1 could tell by died when your own targeta 5 • a it 1 was born." saves the wasn't going to get me "Ilm sorry. wild game." y ce- But you still have 5 -that portrait above your lather." She nodded, watching me un- eplace." I stalled. easily. "Your dhe looked dreamy and compla- "May I quote from one of 1 cent like a child who has some your 14he homed- her eyes to books on falconry: Peregrines it. "Yea." secret wrapped inside tier. "I've take C was huaky their quarry on the and she had wiog„..tha_...-- .. • that-I can tircern-Wilited ragrfite lbeiregiffi."-- — remember. - blw-ka and eaxtel_ when be came heee last kill looks like the woman in spring." their prey on the ground. TAW", photographs." may not be verbatim but 1 think "You say your name is Purcell-1'; It was painted soon after you follow rne. I/ your brother 1 said. "I guess you knew that a -A-1-1111E an' SI-ATS the was married." tied that rabbit out for belt, just man named Purcell carne MEN RI very charming." to the what kind of hawk are By I moved inn at Fairfax Springs on Satur- you train- O7.erlhe Raebura Van Buren eer d tried to find • signs- ing?" LISTEN CAREFULLY, day." WES, IF THREATS VVHY DIDN'T e, wonder who painted it." If I had hit her she would have 1 WON'T Do I T,HINK OF AH, The brows stretched back and IT, TRY CHARM HIT HIM SUE.' MIND WHY,. AH., NO 0 lather Metcalf had looked the same. It took a moment THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHER THAT SLIMY TECHNIQUE : -‘4 It the pup,tis contracted. She didn't WHERE IT HURTS; WORK ON iP I WALK ALONG I ea an artist he knew. but she came back loyally: OF DREAM HOUSE MAGAZINE... HIS MYSELF:: I VI DE THOUGHT YOU There's answer; she just kept' watching "1 DAUGHTERS, WITH YOU? he did of grandfather might have been mistaken aboul MAKE HIM AND (CHUCKLE) WERE SORE AT to Itte. - room." It being a rabbit." She was littis PEEL LIKE TI-IE WORST RUM THE WHOLE - "But you had to know it or you a CONQUER Li • chance to get breathless. IN THE WORLD BECAUSE GROGGIN5 • look wouldn't have sent him that mes- into •hail. "Would you "Yon mean it might have beer HE'S DEPRIVING FAMILY.' ore mind sage," I said. to me?" I asked. one of those chickens I saw iv Her eyes were wide as it the THEM OF THE 'of Hit were that pale your pen yeaterdagh I don't think 1 honey skin on her face was being pulled RESPECTABILITY Age I couldn't it would make a very effective fly- see behind back from behind but she still OF A FINE seemed to ing target.- examine me didn't speak. HOME.' ,n11.;1 uestion for a moment She looked as if she hated me. -The colored boy who works "Go away. without speaking, she here delivered 1 don't want to talk to your massage Satur- you any more/' rd the door, day-to Purcell." Mx. tler eyes were her into the dim hall, "I don't dilated now, like know what you mean." the peregrine's spot the creaky floor I hated when it watched to see her change hack me from the e sooner than I ex- Into something perching block_ cold and hostile but "All right, to the left of the door. MIA," 1 said. 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.4 11,1955 Page Four IOINTTYCZY TUESDAY, JANUARY is=marie hit by signing that the United States which followed the illness of .23 danger area when it was "will take every possible pie- fishermen and the death Of one a radio active fallout . U.S. Will,Pay caution" against a recurrence at of them, Japan agreed that it would ask the Fortunate Dragon incident in no more compepsation, from .ha- United States Maintained Club News Activities future tests. The Ugg,ed, States for dernages rising had been WOMEN'S PAGE Japan Two that fishing vessels rising out of the Bikini tests. This is not a safe world," he warned lo stay out of the danger Weddings Locals warned. "It ia sometimes neces- I. Phone 694-M-4-0 or 1150-W - area and that the fishing boat Jo Burkeen, Editor ... . sary to make dangerous experi- Million Fortunate Dragon was 'in tne Read Our Ciassifiedis ments. But they should be sue a South. Murray club rounded .,by the utmOsi _Rt.ecau TOKYO Tho UniteciiiteStates Meets In The Home Japanese otalcials hoped the COSMETICS For Girls .1leets it Social Calendar has agreed to pay Japan two 'tig°1-nseellient.would heal the ant - LUZIERS Mrs. Tip Miller lion dollars for loss to and flail Of American feelints which were INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICE The .1Iasanic The December meeting of the property as result of its hydrogen for aroused by the atom-dusting of :3 The radar of the Ran bow edne•dio January 12 - The Annie Allen Circle of the (Costs No More) South Murray Homemakers Club bomb tests in the Pacific this yeiir,. Japanese 111/1.1 fishermen near Bi- Gall met in regular aesaasag • -at Grove liamemakaas WINS ce the Memorial Baptist The; Harii.s was held in the home of Mrs. the Foreign Office announced to- kini March '1 last year and end Cosmetics suited to your own skin according to the Miisonic Hall on Tuesday Mrs Ernest Church will meet with Mrs. Hugh ChM will- meet, wath Tv Miller on South Thirteenth day. the agitation against further j. color, age and texture in all the lovely new __ea:erring. January 4. will 3ikss. caclack. McElrath at seven-thirty o'clock. •Cnderwoad at one-thirty Street with twenty members and The agreement was signed by bomb tests. Norma raY .Ratdale. wo•-thy ad-. . • . • 4 ..4 • Spring shades. Mu one visitior, Mrs. Buell Edmonds, Foreign Min:ster Mamoru Shigs- The United States specified that 1.:;sor, presiding. • The Foundational Class of the - Ten Day Guarantee Thursday ,January present. „. mitsu and US. Ambassador John it did not recognize any legal re- *at • '•.ofticers assisting were - 'Misses Homemak!rs First Baptist Church will meet The ,S,rath Murr.iy Mrs. Jirn Walston and Mrs. Roy Allison at a sieiemony at the -For- spbnsibility to compenaate the fisa- Q."' Terry-Lee Tra!y, worth.* asant,at:- with Mrs. Flared - Robertson at Facial Demonstration "(tub -setll meet with Mrs. Porter Cantrell very ably gave the lesson eign Ministry Building. ermen of the Japanese fishing M- Free - - - .. advisor. Sharon_1..ee Efor.r1 char,.y, r seven-thirty o'clock Group Fo.ir Holland at ten eelsek. on the subject, -How to Buy Allison assured the Japanese ,n dustry for sabaequent losses' as a Beth • "• -Henrietta Warren. hope. M.fry • • • • be in charge and Mrs. at will Dresses." Mrs. E. C. Jones gave the an informal statement after result MRS. ALINE McCLURE, Consultant Furches, faith. Sue Grabic record- the of the "atomic tuna jitter!? The East ,Sole Homemakers Club ILAtillit will be,the spe.ker. devotional taken from Luke 1:42-51 Barbara Mott. treasurer, Lor- • • • • 219 Woodland Ave. Telephone 1854 the',er. will meet with Mrs Poi-ter Hol- and Mrs. PeArl Jones led in Tucker, drill leader. etta Be'3•Y land at- ten o'clock. The Five Paint Baptist Mission prayer. Jeaneoe MeNatt. Plum Pudding Delight. Howtan. chaplain. Circle will meet with Mrs.'t Sam A very interesting ieview of the T confidential observer. Belay Jo Outland at three cacloek• -a:bars. Those atend:ng were book. -The guidepost's Anthology", • W'r Crawfoid, outer observer francer rata Mrs.' Hubert Farris, Mr was given by Mrs E. C. Jones. lee' Cahoon. organist aid Mr). Guth:ie Mr. and aid Mrs.- George Williams,' Mr, Miss Rachel Rowland wcs present. Church:II. mother idvima. Christmas tree and exchanging V Save Up To $4.00 In Our cac 1 and MA. Barre). necks. Mr. anj' Calar statians.were Misses Na Personals gifts Each member. carried a rn" - cy Roberts, iNrigiqn.'Maay Austin. Mrs. Norma, Klapp. Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Calhoun small gift for the disabled vete- 'immortality. Btiel Stalls. Mrs. Acielle Wilson. Mr. an%tt John I) nature Wylene Jones, rans at Fort Campbell. ISerei' -Hendon. Sirs. Mike and son Michael.. of Ferndale, I and Mary' flore-riFe Char./lila Delicious refreshments .of date Staainak..e Mrs. Guthrie Church- ich., are visiting relatives in the Geljtaa., pudding and hot tea Were served Mr: ill. foil-nay alTer attending the funeril by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ted that During the arneetag plus averE • of Mr.- Calhoun's grandmother. GeOrMnittees were Spiceland in the huge knotty, cha' made for a. public mitallation t Serving on the Mrs. Sarah Thompson. home. be hetct Thursday. Jantaary XL a* Mrs. Maynard . Ragsdale Mrs. H pine den of the Miller the -Masonic Hail:The next regu- 0. Warren. and Mrs. Ft L. Mra -and Mrs. deorge It Ivr meeting „will be _held Tuesday. Followog the - closing of the of 704 Elrn Street are the proud De boat d held ra 9 pound boy, who ▪ .J.inisag- at ox 0:clock chapter. the advisory parents of Methodist Youth CIL parcirlair FrallccalvIn/it lairaloess sessam_autaaarbaran been named Peter William. Fellowship Meets---:- Pal there will be a party for the tinte Mrs. - Barney Weeks-.r was. Rainbow Girls and their mothers elected chairman-aaad Mrs Perry At The Parsonage at the home of Miss Ragad.le. Hendon recorier for IP55. Sirs. Peress Case Figure The Methodist Youth Fellowship Bai Preaedthg the meet.ng Toe etorge Williams pre:aid/ea in the of the Kirksey Charle mej Man- hi the gals entertairre'd With a chili absence of aetitang cha:rrnan., Mrs day, January 3, at the Parsonage. Mir supper tinnefang the 1854=li5 board Freed Cotham: For the opening.' Singing was by Jes the graup, followed by games. • J•11 Plana were. Maga-sera for the saba Gb distric meeting for the thhOyhurs- POINSETTA-RED artah coconut. anow. There'll be areal welcome 1.day night. when' this pliarn padding appears! By the time any holiday dinner has SIZES 4B and-APMIiini 413 Adr Refreshments i' were s_e_r_v.e.d. reached the dessert stage, there are a lot of us who wish we had the and WED_ Those p resenweret- 1TIT -McCallen. -will power to-sarfA410, thank you."-fareit's such rairwrne not to be ap- desserts (at least that's our excuse..) 'VALUES to Bobby Walker, Eugene Manning. preciative of Mother's wonderful that we always go right ahead and eat rich, heavy plum puddings. Gwendolyn Pierce. Carolyn klierne. mince pie - or something equally delectable, but filling! With &iv or rich ott A LADY FROM NOWHERE... Claudene Manning. Catolyn Palm- this handsome lighter substitute forrplum pudding, you can hold with' NEW SPRING SHOES rai er. Janice Pace. Chzrlotte Garland. tradition - and enjoy dessert, too! Ar•n't you the lucky ens If yew wirer AND A NO-GOOD GUY! Evli-lakCallon, Bettie Smith. Edgar JELL/ED HOLIDAY PUDDING tile as or 4AI isst look et the iav,ngs Doores. Charles Tucker Prenti-e package cherry-flavored gelatin '4 cup sherry we'r• offering on nationally advertised dices teaspoon cinnamon '2 cup chopped raisins as Tucker, Jackie Hal,. Ronald Pace. ...tome oar)), end isit thris• t•rrilk volv•• teaspoon cloves ii cup chopped cooked prunes Don Swift, Billy Smith Sue Col- wiry• doz•ns of the siteion's niivr•st. Dash ot salt '•• cup sliced citron Colors end inet•heils galore. ver, Mrs Bill Garland„ Mr. and cup hot water cup broken walnut moats 1114111/11 styles. onlive Mrs. Hansel Ezell. Rev. and 'Mrs. cup cold water 14 cup shredded coconut High sad Ni: Orville Easley, and Ken Easley. Combine gelatin spices. and salt: aux well. Add hot water ond stir until dis- oc • • • •' 0 solved. Add cold water,,Cool. Add sherry. Chill until slightly thickened Thou hai ZS* IT. GEN. Walter L.. Weible Turn into I quart mold Chill until firm Unmold. Maureen Macdonal4 told in remaining ingredients Thi anis named by the Army aciiiads. a.t whipped.csocara asfoamy -Sauce on 1Gfe at ;tackling and around ha, Si- as the officer who ordered Maj. edge, garnish with. additional coconut aad mint leaves. Males 8 to 10 servings. -1-1111TE TON S ha: O'HARA • CARE Ming Peress' honorable dl..- roomy Sauce,, Cream '2 cup butter or margarine Add 1 cup confectioners" charge over the oblections of sugar groduarly and cream thoroughly. Fold in 2 stiffly beaten egg whitaiL Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. The • and t teaspoon vasulla Makes 2 cups sauce. 1 three-star officer. who is Array adi • IT .,Ea.fs aaa.Ffi Deputy Chief of Staff, was one of 42 men named in a 38-page, AFRra 1,1),( l-word document gent to 4 '\1 Congress by Army Secretary Winter • l••• Robert T. WINTER SOUP SUPPER Technicolor Stevens In response tab 19 Congressional demands for a A big kettie fu,l of soup-barn be look at the Maj. 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