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A FULL WEEK'S Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper TV gartall PROGRAM iIagion In The ity; Largest ircnlation In 3:30 Wild Bill Hickok Ile County, 4:00 Captain • Video • 4:15 Flicker Comics A 4:25 Weather 4:30 Dinah Shore 4:43 News Caravan IN OUR 75th YEAR Murray, 5:00 Grouch() Marx Ky., Monday Afternoon, May 31, 1954 MURRAY POPULATION 5:30 8,000 Cavalcade of America Vol.-LXIXV 6:00 Dragnet 6:30 Theatre 7:00 Martin Kane f. 2 7:30 Jackpot Calling 8:00 Playhouse Of Stars 8:30 News 8 40 Weather SESS.t,TN 8:45 To Be Announced INCREASE 9:00 To Be TO Announced BE PROTESTED 9.30 News Death 9:40 Weather .alities 9.45 To Be Announced 10:45 World Sign Off Tee -roll Ilas Greatly Noted-find imiq Remembered-What Delegation Of County Officials OUONSET *-9..,.!le They POINT, Did Here Yh R. I. - r---- Over Crewmen • - FRIDAY, JUNE 4 and officers of the ill- • fated aircraft carrier Bennington Appear mourned Will it Frankfort Meet their dead 4 50 Meditation , in a special e Nation memorial service today 5:00 Today shortly after the death toll in 5:25 News - the disaster It was announced taday by rose to 100. Judge Rayburn stated that it 5 30 Today UNITED county officials that effort PRESS The was would be necessary for the Fiscal 5 latest victim was Lt. Robert -55 News humbug ,f traffic fatalities being made to organize a group Court to pass a resolution direct- Wright, 34, of Marlboro, Mass. He 6:00 Today 4 ateadly today and headed to go to Frankfort Wednesday, ing county officials to pcatest died in a naval hospital of injuries thiS 6.25 News flew Milord for a Memorial June 2, 1954. to protest the tax proposed raise before such received when the big ship was a pro- 6 30 Today veekend. raise given Calloway Caunty by test could be lodged ripped by an explosion and fire bete re the the Kentucky State Tax Commis- Commission. United while It cruised at sea last Judge Rayburn also 6:55 Charm with Press survey showed Wednes- sion. Cathy day. This pratest will tc made stated that - any other interested 7:000ing ersons had been killed an the Dong School before the Tax Commission in citizens and taxpayers cf Callo- 7.30 vays since 6 p.m. A special naval board of inquiry Betty White Friday. Frankfort, Wednesday afternoon way County eight persons adjourned an investigation of the who wanted to attend 8:00 Home Show drowned, nine at 3:00 o'clock. In disaster until after observance this hearing before the Commis- 9 00 Bride plane crashes and 35 died of and Groom Memorial sion were encouraged to contact lianairma accidents, for a the Day holiday. lhe At present could 9 15 • Hawkins Falls total is not be stated 7. death toll in the explosion was the him or be present in. Frankfort 9 30 Shopping exactly who would go to Frank- at Home %Ise ond worst in peacetime in at the Tax Commission (farce on 1000 3 U.S. fort to lodge this prctest. but Steps To Heaven not, ked the states with 27 naval history. Wednesday. June 2, at 300 o'clock 10.15 Robert Young. County Tax Com- Storyland c tagghties and Gov. William p.m. missioner, Waylon Rayburn. Coun- ton figued a special appeal It was further statel by the (Continued, on hulde ty Judge. Bob Miller. County At- page, ate driving. Ohio and Califor- county officials concerned that torney. Senator James Lassiter. each had 17 traffic deaths, Weekend Is every effort would be made to and Randall Patterson. County York and Texas each had 13, have the proposed tax increase Court Clerk, all stated toaay that igan and North Carolina 11 set aside and that they would make steps were rac- Indiana and Wisconsin the trap in be- 10 Marked By half ing taken to protest and fIght thia of Calloway County, Plant lawns tax raise by .every renedy pros easier aided by law. , ety experts expected the num- The action came about whan if tragic deaths to exceed the Accidents . Vukovich Wins with the State Tax Commission lidge-M e Ct 340 they had estimated. directed Speed Race At that a blanket- Increasa. in prevIntv, record was 335 set the 152. A number of accidents were re- Blistering Pace property tax assessments In Callo- POWER ported over the weekend by State way County be increasel by 35 arborri, president Police-and -City and - County auth- per, cent. The of By KURT FREUDENTIIAL increase was direct- Safety Council, point- aaritiera - -• ed 4toward upping asser United Press Sports Writer -ments to TOOLS ut last day of the holt- No one was killed but several 30 per cent of the fair market ys people the worst. were injuled. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. May al. value. Charles White and Bobby Byers .1.1a-Bullet Bill Vukovich, the de- The commission has gone an Is w up to the motorist were traveling in 1948 Hudson Mrs. S. Miller fending champion. record as saying that the her this will be won the 500 ratio of the bloodiest Sunday morning about 4 o'clock on assessments origkday mile auto race today, after leading amounts to 22.8 per holiday in history. the North Attends Meeting Highway warn White Story a record breaking Real at the Cent for town lots and 23.3 foe aid, ror whether drivers About Hurray will lost -antrol --- Is Printed of the car in front In Memphis half way mark. farms and acreage, dagy have had enough and MILWAUKEE, Wis. of Lie Raj.° aation WNBS. Both - Mrs. County Tax Ccimmissianer put en the breaks on Sanders Miller Rob- the way boys were admitted to of Murray. Ky. Early showers surrendered to ert Young Get behind the Triple- tan hospital (in said that this ratio is M Power however Paris District, was one of Paper. Variety hot their injuries v ere not Qf Income sun and near-perfect racing now 27 per cent Unit Is and no: 22.8 p-n• (2.5 hp or Featured 3.6 hp) and 17" more than 5.000 Methodist women weather 6 *Iist Memorial weekend reported as serious. The car was today as the :a! fastest cent. notary Tiller, and see bow from every state and numerous .dy Ilit-ept out of the skies onto a total loss. cars in history lined ur for the He said that the Ccmmission fact and easily you can prepare nations attending the ffaurth quad- northeast Nebraska area sur- Mildred Hodges who war driv- George Ffarmrn of the Memphis 38th annual 500-mfle auto race. used the 1153 aseesenten• list and the seedbed, 6'' deep rennial Assembly of the Woman's today. Mayor Hart considers the students, or more. dinglablorfolk ing a 1950 Ford was attempting to Commercial it is the second laripait Lanky Jack M.Grath was the fa- not the 1954 Use Sunday night. A Society of Christian Appeal was in Mur- city's favorable position list. Young said they the seine Tiller for power turn into Service in the as a institution of higher learning in vorite driver. ido - lipped through farm a driveway an Syca- ray last week getting a story to source of did not want the 1954 1,*1. cultivating, too. Auditorium here May 25-28. labor to be the main the state. • at least six persons - more, Saturday afternc on when run in the Memphis daily paper. reason Young admaed to a Ledger Delegates representing 30.101 for this expansion. But he Showers pelted the and 21" children David Orr, who was traveling Harmon talked with sprawling Times reporter ROTARY MOWER - - were killed societies in local several Mur- also credits enterprise such Famed for the calibe- last week that east on churches with as of its speedway grounds about 8:30 a.m. Quick-Hitch Lock Sycamore, hit the car. It ray citizens and was a visitor that displayed basketball thare was some inequali.y in as- ir ren of the Ben a total 'membership of 1.733.a t3 by Murray mer- teams, Murray State EDT. while many of the 150.000 attaches Kohl is reported that Oir could not stop in the office of the daily Ledger ses.sments, but said that it to Pow.. e were there. Scores of foreign and chants, when they raised a77,1100 is the scene each June of the spectators already the Com- killed immediately in time to avoid the and Times. His were in their mission sr Unit in second', ace lent. Orr home missionaries, many story follows: in only two days a few years North South cage classic, rulini would Lally make thatr fat 'n home was left "just was driving in nation- a game seats But the track was clear 90 without tools. a 1949 Ford which al costume, ago to finance remodeling between high the situation worse. True lead mess.- The parents and were presented as of a school stars from minutes before the souped-up cars was damaged to the extent of $200. building throughout trimmer cuts right othagagthildren were lights _fleshed on a gigantic' map By GEORGE to accomodate one of the nation. roared down the The injured. The Hodges car was estimated HARMON straightaway for inequality is gradually be- up to fences, indicaTfirg their fieldso With them their new industries. walk's or plants. have been Staff Writer When the the 200-lap chase for fame and ing worked out Young said, Nebraska tornado was damaged about $175. were many students Federal government and from overseas. MURRAY. riche'.. They sought breakneck that if he was SNOW THROWER Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jelfrey and Ky.. May 30. -- Once Another big pay roll and a saw fit to build Kentucky Dam given time, it -When ed by a storm center that The Assembly, keyed to the speeds would winter Mr. and Mrs. Elvin at the mercy of the weatherman major contributor to prosperity on the Tennessee River. and a record purse expeat- be cleared up. comes acrape, throw covered parts of Wisconsin. Morton was theme "Jesus Christ-the Way". it paved and traveling along, this West Kentucky city and It Murray State Calleae, the way for Murray ed to exceed $250,000. blow snow,slush and drifta and Nebraska. Violent thun- the Norta High- was focusing on three emphases, aeal- the to capstaliae with way near Dextea, loway County seat today has few western edge of town with 1,3(n) on the rich and growing powerful Triple-M. arms at A possible isolated when they were Mrs. Frank G. Brooks of Mt. - ouriat The sky was slightly overcast involved in equals in the Mid-South in business thrown this .ms wet. predicted for areas an accident with sn Vernon. Iowa, the president, an- the way. The an hour before the noon automobile. variety of ways its citizena city is the closest Fur race e other states. All four were admit- nounced in her opening elm to Kentticay time, and winds BILBREY address: their living. were choked up ted to the Lake State Park. 18 miles to li'e Increase hospital where peace, missions to For CAR & they and the world 20-23 miles per hour out of'the HOME SUPPLY *where In the nation, how- stayed overnight. Mayor George Hart. now in his Funeral east, and state owned None church. Of Kenlake were seri- south southwest. Phone 886 E. the last fifth term and Hotel Main St. day of the three- ously injured. The unidentified 17th year as the holiday promised to man, top city official. considers be fair who police say had been ;Murray's The Weather Bureau spat there Vets May one Tourist Business CI-et mild. Safety experts feared drinking, was of the most impressive success was a chance brought into Murray Tony Boggess "No for MOC2 showers Weather • stories of a one has tried to estimate ood would clog high- by the State city. "late in the Police and doctore.d the value race" with a bumper crop of mo- for "As recently as 1940, we of our tourist business," cuts and bruises, then lodged Retired were Mail mainly id Mayor Hart, "but it runs Standings Lost s. in a one crop town, into at the ens of In Rush the county jail. He was and 350 lined that crop Is Tuesday he hundreds of thousands of dol- miles, 140 laps, a record is set this weekend, $200, had tiis was tobacco," said in the 500-mile operators ,L:-ense re- lars a year. ----- 11 obliterate the mark set in voked Mayor Hart. "When the tobacco You can see a car race: and was also fined ------WASHINGTON $19.50 Carrier crop was bad, from just about any state in the In - A recom- wit* 335 persons were killed for Dies Murray Suffered. I. Jintmy having no Mr. Tony Bryan mended registration plate Boggess, .01 Route 2, nation if you stand 5231.722.000 annual in- ale *id the grand total was on his It's not like that today. 'We still on the 'aware 2. Bill ewe died Saturday morning at 8.45 Vukovich crease in veterans' pension EXTRA feel it when the weatherman on a summer day. It's haid for and. 3. Willie Owen Vinson, lets o'clock at the Murray General Jack McGrath compensation payments the of Hazel us down, but a Murray man to find a place today ap- of drivers at today's Route 1 and On Saturday not like we once Hospital. Death 4. Maike Nazaruk peared likely Billie Joe Jones was attributed tc to get lost mile ladianapolis were did." to sit in a cafe on Sunday, be- in the Speedway involved in a slight aomplications following an 5. Duane Carter relief for congressional accident at The illness cause of the fishermen from Ohio, Troy adjournment rush. c slammed tip how racers Hazel, Thursday. farmers themselves, Mur- two months. Ruttman The According to State Mr. A. bt Mr. Boggeas Was Illinois, Indiana increase. which would bene- ' about haliday traffic. Police, J. Redden passed Away ray citizens, and the Federal and Missouri." 6 Vinson was double • 61 years of age. Art Cross fit all but a handful of the have frw qualms about parked Saturday May 29, at his home on Government are responsible The tourist business was fur- 3,.76,872 the in Hazel, when Jones, for Survivors 7 Den Freeland ex-servicemen on SPECIAL who police the 'north hiahway. Death was Murray's include his wife, Lil- ther boosted two years aao when Veterans Admin- said Jimmy ,Daywalt. resting "But say had been drinking, on a broatiea, 8 Paul Russo istration rolls ran into caused by complications following sounder lian Boggess of Haute 2. a daughter the paved highways from the March 31. and their e darred if I'd go on the his car. Jones and richer economic base. 9 Sam Hanks dependents was charged by the a 4 months Mary Sabot, of Detroit. Mich.: one South through Murray was unanimously ap- elys dida Weekend." City illness. He was 82 More On Les Ground to Evans- Police in Hazel on a drunkars sister, Mrs. J. I. Brtinclon; 10 Freddie Agabashian proved by the House of some good New years of age. Farmers are raising two ville, Ind., were officially made Veterans Tires driving charge and ' More brothers. Committee last Vinson was Mr. Redden was well known in tobacco Sid and Doc Boggess, part of Federal route 641. This Average week. fined on a than ever before on less speed of leader '132.061 charge of improper Calloway County, of Murray. move put Murray But government economy and rer these outstanding parking. being a mall acreage, leaving- room for corn on the "red mph. new record. 01.1 val- carrier here Mr Boggess line" record time appear to stand in the way her Moody for years before his and liveatock. which are follaw- s was a member of on highway maps, and' 129 043 mph. Troy Rutt.nan, ,Verble Taylor of Murray and retirement. 11/52. of full congressional approval. ing closely behind the traditional the Church of the Latter Day they're the roads the touriats or. .8 In New York Tollie D. McMillen of Committee members Louisville, Left to survive him are his wife, West Kentucky Sa.nts. at Tri City. Ile was also generally follow predicted it collided Sunday staple as a cash would be morning about Mrs. Belle Redden ofRoute Two; a member .of the Woodmen Mayor Hart can also roll off overwhelmingly passed 10:00 near crop. of the a ter Wayne Moody, formerly the Scotts Grove Church three daughters. World. few, statistics by the House. provided it conies to Mrs. Connie Mont- Realizing the value of ' crops which ftuther lloway County died on April on the North Highway when Mc- a vote. First, however, gomery of New Concord; Mrs. grown on a relatively Funeral services emphasize the tremendous de- it must with cancer, Millen attempted to turn small scale. will be at the Mrs. H. clear the powerful 18 in New York City. into a Carrie Bowen rules commit- month i road Pittman, of Nashville:Tann.; Murray planter and businessman Max Churchill Funeral velopment brought about by the was buried in St. Louis driveway, and Taylor came over - Home tee. and there were indications Mrs. Treva Johnson. of Tulsa. R. B. Parker Chapel, Tuesday Murray's quadruple role as a to- the rise and was unable introduced papa afternoon at 2 day his 81)n Edward, who pre- to stop Oklahoma; two sone_ Huron-- and haat town, industrial center, it may rot surmount this In, time to prevent cern lo the county in 1,30.1.•To-' the Rev. Glen Cole- him In death twenty years the aecident. Tnornag 'Redden, of 'Route Two; tourist stopover and haven of Rites Sunday hurdle -- at least not soon. The Taylor day it's worth 5250.000 yeaily to thorp and Curtis Ross officiatina. ONLY car was alamazed an one sister. higher education. The rules group usually acts for $12.87 Mrs. Celia Jones. of Calloway farmers, provides more Burial be in the Elm was a nephew; of Lige estimated $275 or $300 while the Grove the House leadership Lx, exchange Hardin and one brother Dave income through Cemetery. Population has almost double-]. which is carn- other car was damaged wages paid em- Mrs. Henrietta Bowen, age v and Mrs Luna Wilson of $a.00 to Redden of Hardin. Two grand- to more than 8.000, in the past 85. milted to an economy drive that $150. ployes of six popcorn paella,/ Active pallbearers include Will died at her home ay County. He as surviaed No one was injured in the children. in Bell City, would be jarred considerably Pat Thomas Redden. and firms here. and makes Williams, Fred Williams.. 15 years. At least four milhoe'i by accident. Calloway 'Pierce Saturday, May 29. of complications the proa(osed e brOtbera, three sister,. and Janice Montgomery also survive. McDougal, dollars in new homes have sprung increase in veterans Mr. Will H. County the biggest popcorn pro- Zelna Thurman. 'Joe following an illness 24 months road t of friends and relatives. Miller of Hazel, Mr. Redden was member expanding of tea and spending. hazard a of ducer in the state and one of the Watkins, and Lawton Alexandar. up on the city's fast one half Route 3, received a broken leg months House leaders weren't the First Christian Church of biggest in the Honorary pallbearers outskirts since the war. And 3aying and other injuries. Saturday, nation. are, Elmo Left to survive her is one much when Murray. Boggess, Murray's banks, boast resources about the bill's prospeets. It he got off the Paired with growing prosperity James Brandon,' James daughter. 'Nellie Bowen, The Weather bus which was Funeral services were held which have multiplied of Bell was clear however they have not traveling at down on the farm is Mnrray's Alexander, Louis Alexander. Olen tenfold in City', and ONLY By UNTTF.D PRESS North on the Hazel one son Berry Hawn made veterans committee Chair- $17.52 the Max H. Churchill 'Funeral equally lipectacular Garland. J. Ita Garland the same period. Highway. He attempted to crass growth as an and John- also of Bell City. man ix, • Home Chapel. Sunday afternocn ney The city has a further claim ta Edith Nourse Roger: R- exchange the highway to industrial city. Brandon. Mrs. Bowen was a CU'CKY - Partly cloudy and his home. not at 4:00 o'clock with Rev. Harry fame publicized. member of Mass any promises about shov- - When World War IT ended, which is rarely the Harmony seeing the oncoming car being a Baptist Church ing the bill along to passage. warm w.th scatteied thun- wood Grey. Loyd Wilaon and S. P 11 hosiery It was here, according to well- driven by James Gilbert Alton mill, now hiriug Farmington. IV/ft! this afternoon and to- Pittman officiating. Burial was in documented proof, that a local The bill would boost compensa- until it was 150, was the city's only industrial. Funeral services High today 85 to too late. Sheliff the City Cemetery. inventor. Stubblefield. were held at tion checks to veteran! disabled 90, low Brigham plant. Today it is only one Junior League Nathan B. the' Futrell reported that no of a BellCity Church of Christ, in service by it N to 72 Tuesday. scatter-- Active pallbearers were Kelly group demonstrated his - version of 10 per cent it would E & AUTO STORE arrests were made and the accident of plants which have settled Practice Sunday at 2•30 o'clock with Bro. howers and thunderstorms, Lnrttcs a MpCslialvn. .Buster_ Today .'_wireless telephony" beim c a give apecific adollaa. and cents_ in- wig unnotillible. Mr. Mille -*ewe 44vea DtriusliwaYin charge. ig cooler in west and north • was Harold Speight, Scale Outland. !crowd on Court Square three Eitifial creases to pensionera - Weedy- vet- rushed to the Murray Murray a producer ,of gas stoves. was in the Harmony Phone Hospital, R. L. Ward, and John Junior League practice will be Marconi Cemetery: rears drawing benefits • solela an • 1300 ns in afternoon. where Flat men oil and water filters and under- years before staged a Pallbearers he is reported by Dr. held this afternoon at were: J. C. Shultz. the basis of having Matter. Honorary pallbearers in- wear. 5a)0 p.m. similar demonstration and - been in service. Butterworth to be doing aatisfac- , at the Jim Dunnaway. Charles aordon. 11181PENATURES cluded W. H. Whitnell. W. E. Clark, Murray High Sellout 'stad- came known as the "father The over all increase would be tartly. Besides the C Of Expansion Of Sam • Motharal. Borne broken leg. Gus Lamb, Rudy Smith. jam. The Junior League is made radio." Reaves anti equivalent to almost 10. per cent h Yegterdav RH he Jesse All told, the number• of indths- Nat suffered many cuts and abir.- 'Roberts. up of 13, 14, and 15 year old Wood Schrader. of the Veterans Administration's c Lest Molt 64 Maynard Ragsdale, John workera boas. Located 158 miles northeast ,ctf sions about the face. was increased .fiorn Practice will The Max H Churchill Funeril ' Melligin, and Dick Starks. be held today and Memphis, Mutray was founded total.apayments for these auromarlr that 150 in 1945 to abut 1,200 Tuesday. in home ivas in charge 1844. of arrange-now' running about 52.500000.000 ments. yearly.

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1,11 .9•1111MIT meT. ••••." amemmiiimeifieuitailliSIMMUNIMNINIMMIN11.1.1111111.110611 --corm PAGE l'Gt.ff PAGE TWO THEzLEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY, MAY 31, 1954 ••• Mickey McDermott enough help four-hit shutout over the Classifieds TIIE LEDGER & TIMES ' Hal Jeffcoat Keeps for his Read The Date Athletics but Philadelphia took PI HIALPHED II LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc. the second game by scoring twee Corisuridatmn ..1 tile Murray Ledger, The Calloway T4m,es, T WATERS in the ninth on a double by pinch T.mes-He laid Oct. th.r 20. 1928, and the West Kentuckian o With Destiny, On Victoria!' batter Ed McGhee, who ended Defends Charts 1. 1942. . Bob Porterfield's five-game win- • ning streak. Vernon and Gus 'Ler- JAMES C WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER and By CARL LUNDQUIST table about his triumph in the A's Mal Of the had secea-id game United Prams Sports Writer opener of a doubleheadei against homers. S. Entered at :he Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transir:ssian Cincinnati Sunday. He got knocked Here's a holiday toast today to Eddie Waitkus and Jim Fridley Sectmd Class Matter out en route to victory and h:s Hal Jeffcoat of the Chicago hit homers for Baltimore and Don Cubs, mates stayed mifed in seventh • IRE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION OODS who observed a date-.with Larsen pitched six hit bali for his destiny place when Cincy won the second NATIONAL REPRESENTI1VES: WALLACE WITMER CO.. 13 by turning in his first second victory. - - By Ben Rovin - victory as game, 6-5. Monroe, Morphis. Tefifio Park Ave.. New York, 307 N. Michie a major • league starting pitcher - - - But Jeffcoat emerged as a sym- Ave_ Checaga:"00 titolyston St_ Boston. after spending years star: Hal Jeffcoat oi of obscurity bol for many another GI Joe who as an outfielder. the Cubs, the converted outfielder, SUB.S.71111PTION RAW: By carrier in Murray, per week s C.Aiservation Ott I.:yr, arc p.o 1:11g new umforms. fought in active corptia: and got 'Sc. who gained his first seating vic- • mornh 65. in Callow-ay and adjdiningo counties, per year. The regulation outfit, which Officer J. R. Reeves says the only thing 'The-re was nothing espeeially no- shot at by the enemy by bserving 33.50 else- tory as a inferrer with a four-hit- whe.i... 65.50. Memorial Day as the 10th anni- bad about is the required wearing of a tie, is gray with black ter, 7-5 over Cincinnati on the / • versary of the date when he para- Wt reserve trimmings. A large black patch with bright red lettering is on the 10th anniversary of his parachute the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Edear. chuted on to the Anzio Beachhead e'trcrbilc ConserilatLSetieer jump tell to the Anil() Beachhead, ---rnaw-ttrirr•-•rtrertfr-Oirr-rvp!ntrin -are lint-nr'171-0-15e/121'left 'shoulder Identifying the wearer as a o! Today's Sports in Italy with the Army. interest of The Reds won the second game, our readers. the State Game and Fish Commission. We kilo* that the Officers He wound up Sunday with a - 8-5. MONDAY, MAY ;U. 1954 will be glad to wear the shirts with that patch, for it will save blister on the thumb of his pitch- them the trouble of going .inV•their pockets and digging out. the' Parade ing hand and had to be relieved by Jim Davis But he stinick out badge every time they want to check someones license. We have MAJOR LEAGUE six and gave up only four hits in INDIANAPOLIS. May 31. AP - already had our license checked by an officer wearing 'his uniform eight innings. Frank Baumholtz Blind, Deaf Grad LEADERS Thirty-three men flirt with disaster Major League and it as our opinion that these men will have more respen offered drove in two runs with a homer. in the annual Indianapolis 500- them than heretofote given. Ted Kluszewski homered for the NATIONAL LEAGl'E - mile auto race today so its small - Reds. In the second game Cincin- a Club G AB It H Pet. wonder that on the whole they are COL John F. T. Murray Is 'Player We were glad to hear of the apprehension of the. /etssourian's nati made three runs on a triple Standings Museel. St. totes 43 168 43 63 .3,5 a band with more than the aver- shown on the Army-McCarthy that tiles- been. corning to Kentucky Lake. taking huge amounts of by Wally Post, a strig'e by Ed Jetigenaki. 'St. L. 43 182 2•S 68 374 age amount of superstiticii, witness stand in Washington, Bailey. a double by Bob Borkow- Hamner.. Pn.la. 40 154 71 57 .370 crappie anyway they could get them. and then transporting them "I wouldn't call it superstition where he said the charts com- ski, an infield out and sacrifice I-7.B11 it TP.1- S.S LEAGUE beck to Missouri to sell. Conservation Officers arrested the entiie exactly.- explained Johnnie Par- paring absences of Pvt. G. Da- fly in the eighth innine and the vid Schine from Fort Dix, N.J.. Clevc. 19 155 7q go sir group whom they had been watching for nearly a year tying to sons, one of the leading candidates game was called by darkness after and absences of other soldiers 39 141 30 51 .3ttl for the eventual ride down victory get them with sufficient evidence, last week. They were taking 5000 that. Bailey hit a fourth inning were prepared under his direc- .kNIERIC.V\ Lt ;LE Tuttle. : 36 127 1. 44 lane. "It's just that we c'on't want pounds of craspie to Missouri to sell. The men are awsitin a deci- homer while -Randy Jackson horn- tion, and he considered the House Runs: Mtisial. Cardinals to take any more chances than of W L PcL ered for the Cubs. Schine chart a "way of portray. e,.. Cab> 14: Mays Giants sian as to whether they will be prose.uted in Kentucky courts or necessary. Why press your luck?" •Cle 27 12 Ca2 A -Triple Tie log graphically the tames saline of Kluszewskos Reds 13. Rosen. Missour courts before being tried. The penalty for illegal trans- Thus it is that just about every Cn.cag 27 14 MO The Giants, Dodgers, end Phi- was absent from the post"' 17:issns 13 - driver in the race will b) carrying New Y portatoin of game fish in Kentucky can bring a fine of 2 to 5 thou- lies wound up in a triple tie far Senator Joseph McCarthy (R). Ram Batted la: al. Card- some sort of a charm or good luck Wisconsin, in tr- sand dellara .or a 2 to 5 years prison term, or both. Missouri law se:ond place on the' Memorial Day took Issue with the 51. 4R IndianS 49; Virus. piece when the field rocrs on its Schine chart, arguing that It at provides only for a fine, up to 3 thousand dollars for each offense. milestone.. The Dodgers topped the ec.s 43 ways. These include the usual rab- was intended to place undue Philacie4: Giants. 5-3 while the PS 'lies won Rs: C.ddinals- 43; Ash- Perhaps this will stop this illicit traffic, both on the large and bits feet, coins, baby shoes, four emphasis. (international) Boston 3-0 and 111-7 decisions fiam Pitts- es' 42: Moon. Cardinals small scale.. We certainly hope so. whew! It would take a lot of leaf cloven and other symbols •7. burgh. The Cardinals edged Mil- supposed to avert bad Is: le gio,i crapp.e to make 5000 pounds. waukee 3 - 2. In the Arnericsn, Iiii• .nsk.. • Cirderals 68: Nom Peanuts And Green 1111111WI NOVA SO" of Yesterday's Results League Cleveland took a 'full game C 63: Avila. In- Generally, however, there are lead in first place by defeating two rules which never are broker. Detroit 3-1 on Mike Garcia's four- It Carl:n*1s 54: -the use of the color green 3 'U and hitter. Baltimore ended its lb spWa.t, S.:x 5-0; Fowler. the ban on eating peanuts. 6. P o t Duke game losing streak with a 5-2 M gan. Y.raite-es Nalon can't even stand to see his d.it ;t W..,• • victory over the White Lox. who •71. 7-1 friends wear green RICHARD RINt4411, blind and UCING I essim role • neckties while ended their eight-game winning f t _ Freddie deaf, delivers valedictory ad- AN Game, Agebashian wouldn't put streak. The Red Sox 1110-the m_st s•neatemeal i•veeReen Today's toped the lirmy of tusaly-is• his racing car in a green drees at Mount Union college, artSicial misses OW garage. Yankees. 3-1, on Willard Nixon's 55551 h0 more I,ye be I to buy. Illa a Ii. Sur 'Alliance, 0, as academic lead- sansanue of Ufs ZOUt There are several them .es as tic four-hitter, while Washn.gton CiMeury of He Is the IT SWIIIIS-fse Playing Fireman where these prohibition: originat- er of his class 127. %sonp ass. a tad: Swan amphed. 6-0, over Philadelphia, as Meg el you Ira. it m iii wan Wins by third student in the nation to sow. canon ed Nobody seems quite certain .he st. of obtains awl girlHeY. Fail a., t-5. win a diploma under such rear dirlb--sn dabu.JIISis. .if bay Any But they have been peis,-1 dollen SO that 1 three-runfirsttot .haterie .thr inningi sinddsi gedess handicaps. Kinney la from East will•Inke a Sk4sN Who AN MO. Tim .s tararriason so lesS. led nem Ma 14•• lo••geneteatitat pg by' alparra,- 17, tra was awned by race drivers and the boys wilt gave the Dodgers. the r margin a Helen "-wetter scholarship. This is Sefton sstursta•tailltkurew Isol Tomorrow's Games On=lea lure leas- luck feel there must b. Jeer tut your fords esa Sail/Khoo : ie. • the Giants and offact a two- Other students relayed class- err Smil SI OD onn 1st nob has swel a good reason. so they go along run chair Cali. Si gwy ontap. 1 is blast later by Willie ?Keys. room lectures to him via finger w.th la a. TSUJI IS. PAL am NIL Lam% them 'oefty John Podres pitened five- language. linternattortali na Individual su perstitio ne ac hit ball for his fffth .11rowe \xi :( xf I X.1f win. luny. like refusing to shake hand. ' :T71. •-L Pet. GIB Wilts Seventh - - • .6 -136 a-race dr Met-elretieg for'-ROCK . KobertS -piteWed seven-hit " -1"-TrIt-----.= pictures. Yet the one agoinst pea- ball and was ably supported by I Plus 1 Plus 1..Can Equal I! , 1. • 4 28 ..-‘50 1'. nuts is general and Paol Russo Del Ennis, who drove in three 22 18 .550 once withdrew from a race lust runs with a two-run homer and a When you get a Consolidation Loan the "Friendly befare it 0 . Z1 20 .5.35 2 started, althougO he had single in the opening -P:1.11y win. Credit Way' you can arrange I Monthly Payment . 21 21 .S00 • 3, _ on. pole position, when 1-c found It was Roberts' seventh triumph. Instead of several scattered some ones. 22 MO 5 peanuts in the front seat In the second game Gran eliamner of his PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE car sot the 16-hit pace. for the Phils Green Biggest Arenas* by getting a triple and two singles 1 Yesterday's Results But the- aversion At Blum sends the crlumn :r. eneoueore... • s week to green is tne to drive in three runs. Frank t. 1. big one, even though as recently Friendly Finance ma.lei us pictures to back them up He wr.tefi. "Two people Thames drove in three runs fur P •t-: as 1946 Jimmy Jackson finished the Pirates. 506 W. Main • Phone : were made happy, fishing out of the Irvin Cobb Resort this weer_ second in a gieen car. 1180 Lefty Harvey Haddie pitched 1 Oa .Morday Mr. SYLVESTER RAQUE. of 1025 Trevilian Wa Lou:- -If it hadn't been preen, he seven-htt ball for his seeenth vic- - Kentucky, made has life dreams some true-landing a 6 lb might have won.- an unconvinced tory ter the Cardinals, arr...ern.,Lith bass. 'See p'eture at left) Also. Mrs WILLIAM J 1110R- doubter insisted. • beating Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn. R1S. ,/f 4333 Whitmore Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky. landed the Harlan Fenger is one of the few Spahn gave up all of the Cardinal tint boes she ever caught casting. weighing 42, pounds. who scoff at the theory. Today's Gami!s runs in the first inning when Red You'll like Miller's Th.s was Mrs. Morris's first attempt at fishing in her life FLe learn- "I raced a green car." he said, Schoendiengt touched off the up- ' how to cast in her backyard. tieing a tournament plug. ..rid this then added with a frown. "Of BUNS Micbael O'Leary, 7. rtngs rising with a homer. I was her first attempt at casting for a fish." You can see the resul's course. I wrecked it eventually.' ; the tun on Di le of fire engine Arita dawas Average" in the picture on the right. But the anti-green car tinvnt 40f41.4.01.fala BUTTERMILK In Detroit Michael was one of Garcia pitched the n....th COM- points out that having gotten r:d six blind children in a Braille We. meth.: say for the benefit of WM took his limit c• crappie clete game for Cleveland in the Tomorrow's of the green jab. he lived to be- Games Cass to visit the engine house. last 10. getting camera entausasst that the pictures this past week. The thre- JONES coon' referee of this solid support from tI also got to touli off the ear- year s race Al sent us were made with brothers ifirst names cmittedi, The Bobby Avila who hit two doubles c-utting (international younger element may be Yes, you'll like Golden Polaroid Camera. whwn rrrutted from Fulton, stopped by Harri- arid scored each time to boost ha I i drifting away from the theory. Flake. There is a difference tee.- proud fishermen t ,-see thee. son's Minnow Garden twig enough though, personable your g Jimmy league leading batting average to GAS? PICKET AND DOG PROTECTED ootores about 2 minutes after to tell him that all threo of them Reece, when asked about green, .307. It was Cleveland's 13th vic- in Buttermilk and the dif- tsk-r. That's the kin I took their limits of crappie fren pulled a roll of money 1:-om his tory in the last 15 Canes and tac ference is Golden Flake. .3 n sts,u'd W.:cleat. That would be AO all t pocket and laughed:" 1435 in a row at horn-'. !he ane...e.- - *This is green, isn't it? As long Boston clinched its victory for Start drinking it today. It ). Ste t; Keeled% McClure, who lives on as .you have this . stuff you're Nixon with a pair of rure7 elf the aids digestion, picks you up. Are T Inc Street here in 7furray, lucky." seventh on a single by Billy Good- • :1 ./t. ),tU brought hack tft crappie from And it certainly is true that not man, a walk to Ted. Williams and Golden Flake has a tangy, singles A trle 11..1 Kentiseks Lake on his latest trip one single'victor ever has turned by Jack Jensen end Harry zestful flavor you're bound f: there. down the nice green wadi of poc- Agganis. Mickey Mantle homercd which for New York, 6 to like. MIS WEEKS REPORTS One of Marray's be-e Neer) ket lettuce goes to the win- fishermen. WILLIE SHOEMAKER. ner of this m It t Teti merry-go- I Mickey Vernon end Wayne Terr t•.1 toes. it ever from! netted 28 slab crappie this last round. williger hit home runs to give Order_todapc t• •,3. .r. but week. Willie seldom [ark to find. -FOOD STORE catch and bring back fish- From YOUR LOCAL ' st :en ROBERT AND BRIDE HONEYMOON what we understand. he does most erd still of hoe *fishing at- mind - 1-1We Beech: A S ;re have Products Co. ey ereA os Blood Elie er Miller Dairy .7 ne fish CRAPPIE CONTEST WINNER The crappie contest sponsored hs the M Bait Conspany, }f1114 .;;;d on the East highway. nor er: I. In it. V.% rnth week. Th- largest fi.h n ere reported in the fourth and fifth week w hen the crap- Ready Mixed pie were in the midst of their major spa ...nista periort, and IL sc em• that he-rause sem, of our Concrete fi.ermen fail to come sip now ith a .'rapple Sc rinhing rounds or more. t`i•. think that thes cannot be in the rennin' Johnn. Morgan repeatedly lifts for the'. 5 doren minnow weekly the iraiit ,e limit, or rim, there- prise offered h. the Bait ( inn - . unto ne- a -ts es res. Inks he roes pans Any crappie that N‘ III push .. ‘fetstrtg._-:ttitardless. of. A7. CaUser the wales to a pound or better •• • Gag' conditions er the comition or should he resistered. H f !Mid the NM... I•es•tas .he larked 91.1:% orth the time anal small a bleating his limit of 7ff f rap- troohle of doing it. and we know Down that there are plents or crappie. LIMIT f 1TCHEs - this size in the lake. ,% • A 1. I) OUTLAND. 102 So„ n Waste S.., Ma: ray. ecireci nit Mr-. Stop wasting materials by on-the. DAISY SHOEMAKER. Ale.; -it job mixing! Tell us your specifica- !.1 . with a I lb, 10,, 01 • r• 'he. of 5 tions and we'll deliver the right Wei Shoemaker's amount of the right concrete mix was leeding at right on time! CIO-UAW -POCKETS at the Kohler company. Koh!cr. V.-s, wear gas s oes tome 'set week ee•-••itfiett 1 as stunt dirt.;teed at Herbert Weriltr, correeny pregident. Murray Ready-Mix Co. masks • 3 or Outland Was fishing in a ''stro?vg suapicion" there v as Phone 1226 Coldwater who sild ne had a trill- *as in the 13i..-01 River .to take a total of ACTOR ROBERT' TAYLOR, 41. and actress Ursula Thiess, 29, are Ri•ed i pant. Picket with deg la Eimer Ed:UW*6 c'S!r! he •grit an . shown honeymooning at Cloverdale, call?., after their wedding, LOT TO RE ROVING ON. In :adman 1101e,- wyti. -Taylor, frinfier hUfband drliarbara Rian- strike stsitel April /1,!•rnertiosio • ; I ; -. e.-4. I• v(41,01,000 -;,- penvoicany violent , soil' %FUT sitfrisa'• nu, _ C... wort, Mr, Ir. rinverrlq1k) ,Tr;1.o.-«nlininn/ ', ,

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FLINT,' Mich. 4811- City com- Have You Read )NDAY, MAY 31, 1954 Today's Classifieds mission members, recently ap- proved a police dept. request for ad The Classifieds 61,827 for purchase of an ''old automobile." The car is needed for PROTECTION FOR PANAMA CANAL1 INE WAN investigations because Ni it will be less noticeable than a new car or regular police cruiser. Defends Charts 18 FOOT EXTENSION LADDER, NEWLY DECORATED APAR T- THERE IS NOW _ A SINGER VR SALE in good condition. Alsc. dinins ment unfurnished, wired for stove. Sewing Machine representive for table. Can be see at. 1202 W, Main Built-ins. 810 W. Main St., phone new and used machines am.: re- Street. (m3lpi 109-W. ROTARY AN- pair service. See Leon Hall 1411 68, HE'LL GET,Lit1 DIPLOMA ‘jiasjite. Write Marvin Poplar, phone 10'74-R TFC • FOR SALE-MONUMENTS, SC- ( -4641%or see at 41'0 Chest- Id granite, large selectien styles, t. ii2p) WANT TO RENT ....••••17 sizes. Call 85, see at Calloway SERVICES OFFERED I Monument Works, Vesta: Orr, in* COMBINE 3 OR 4 BEDROOM MODERN watt Owner, West Main near College. home, ft. tut only cut. 275 acres, good location in or near PORTRAIT AND COMMF.RGIAL (114c . cloverfOiekup attachment Murray. Contact Geo. E. Kimball, photography. Telephone Wella and 4010 Leland crate. Pi bargain. Tr is com- Rd., Louisville, Ky. Wrather Studio at 1439 for ap- b* en at Kenne:h Gro- FOR RENT I . (j2p) pointment. South Side Square, n, 1Ini1e south of New Murray. (j21c) lurckon Providence Road. SECIOND FLOOR IllIZNISHEL) Help Wanter H-W r see Kenneth Gn- WORK WANTED: apart.nent. Three large rooms, with WILL DO i X 12th St.. Murray, private bath housework, ironing, or bal.:• sitting. and outside stairway RESPONSIBLE (1210 PERSON, MALE KentuckY entrance. Heat, water and sewer- Belle, Payne tit. or female, from this are!, wanted age furnished. Phone :68. (m3lne) 901 to service and collect from auto- Y THE POUND OE Main Street. (m31c) matic vending machines. Saturday No sell- and Sun. ANYONE THAT ing. Age not essential. Car, refer- IS INTERESTED do commereal cook- FURNISHED APARTMENT, PRI- in baking ences, and $600 working capital private voice lessons, see Bar-B-Que., one vate entrance, utilities furnished. or wiite Blundanne necessary. 7 to 12 hours weekly Moore, Hazel Hazel Highway. 103 N. '16th, phone 1481-J. (ilp) Route nets to $400 monthly. Possibility 3, by June 9. ()2p) (ra29c) full time work. For local inter- DANDY FOUR ROOMS AND view give full particulars, Murray PUP, MALE CALL bath duplex. phone. I NOW HAVE A MACHINE TO MAP SHOWS where the T. COL John F. T. Is Ground fl ior, pretty U. S. sent weapons by Air Force plane to ay or Thuisday, Write P. 0. BoX 521, Mpls. 1, sharpen Managua flown on the Army-McCarthy b.1- yard. One block of tov:n. $30.00. scissors and butcher (1), capital of Nicaragua, some Minn. of which were trans- ,and 5:30. (m31p) (Pp) knives. Also fix ferred to smaller vitness stand in Washington, Call 408-W. (ap) sewing machines planes and flown to Tegucigalpa (2), capital and lawn mowers. of Honduras. Both vhere he said the charts corn- J. S. McClure, nations lie between the strategic Panama airing absences of Pvt. G. A MARSHALL FIELD phone 1569 or 1342-W. canal (3) and Guatemala, Da- Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle FAMILY (J2p) where a large shipment of arms ar- 1OSSWORD PUZZLE owned company rived recently id Schine from Fort Dix, N. J.. has summer va- at Puerto Barrios (4) from Communist Poland. ,nd absences of other soldiers cation positions °p.m ACROSS 111-Plagye Hi 5 SLAM $__N A M in this vici- vere prepared under his three- 16-Cut of meat ACE • A L E nity for school coordinat on - CARD OF -Parer t 97-Insect TOTE work. THANKS - ion, and he considered Guaranteed the WSW t 18-Girls name income. Any teacher, Answer to Saturday's -Swamp -E CT We wish to express CROSSWORD Puzzle ;chine chart a "way of portray- 39 HA RA EN' I CH ROTCTu ex-teacher, or substitute our most PUZZLE us 43-Roll up 5 teacher sincere appreciation for the acts iig graphically the times Saline 41-Body of may qualify. Opportunity for per- ACROSS 15-Rent P OP flower soldiers RF 0 1 m of vaa absent from the post." sE :41 manent position kindness and expressions of 36-South AfatICatt I L del 43-Flying E C ResLL,odi.___.._ for those showing 1-("urea spear I RI ATETF R 1 sympathy senator Joseph McCarthy (R), n Indian niansin&1 leadership and executive shown to us on the 6-Bracing 39-Smooth St.. A E X A i L ability medicbats Nisconsln, took issue with the 44-British passing of our loved o le Albert 42-Pronoun 41 ono admiral A E For immediate local interview call 11-Rug 43-A lights chart, arguing Hale: Especially do we appreciate GRANDFATHER Carl 12-Places for A N_F• •I ichine that it 46-MIstakes N RAIEU. Mrs. Geosge Hart, Tel. No. 237. Setterstrom, 68, gets a hug from 45-Withered slowly 49-Native metal granddaugh- combat , 46-Container ,,O T RU Kris intended to place undue JAIL El, c the beautiful floral offerings, and ters Barbara, 9 (left), and Star, 14-Part frit on-Striped animal 1''e a, C. j2n) 11, in Brooklyn, N. Y of, 412-Vegetablo AT RT asks wears "to be" anphasia. (International) 42-Burmese E A.S E lE R,R thank Dr. H. C. Chile- and Dr. his mortahboard and academic gown in rot.) demon anticipation Of becom- 13-Caudal 60-Tattered T EA HA IPEER JSTIER lffi FOREIGN-U.S. JOBS. Roy Beaman ing on June 10 the oldest cloth 43-Armed conflict SO. AMERI- for their words of graduate of L- ^ 3"7:1(1 ter!':•e7e.'y appendage 61-Short jacket ED N A • 11-Sicilian 63 64-Wipe out ca, Alaska. Spain. Fare isOd. 1,000s comfort and sympathy. gets a B.S. in accounting. Setterstrom was -Location T F' 66-D•vour in the U. S. 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That wasn't abso- ' ebe IhoUght- And each night undertaking for Todd's mother. lutely necessary, perhaps, but it's I be recounted his experiences of Should Joan and Todd try to the quickest way to get there and is dig, she saw bun the same. have everyone up here in their -" He turned as Todd came slow- ID WIIS at a loss, fighting BUTTERMILK his little apartment? Or should they ly out of the office, dressed again VII. In the dark. Sometimes he combine with the hunters down- but moving carefully and with his inse home feeling himself a vie- stairs where there was more face gray. r, and sometimes he came home room? Joan moved swiftly to his side. a spirit of depressed and abject Todd said, "I think we'd better "Well, we know,the routine, darl- f SILL combine with Mother and Dad ing, don't we?" ElY MS end of the month downstairs.” Todd And then he stopped He nodded, his smile stiff. "The Puna one night with a small abruptly and looked across at Joan works." lie turned to thie doctor. oohed smile on his face, and with startled eyes, while his hand "Guess I should have ease to you nen Joan asked him what went that down to his right side and a month ago, but I thought it VMS as toe, he said, in a tone of stir- pressed against • sudden sharp, something that would pass." 'td triumph, "They like me! stabbing pain there. Tho doctor grunted. "People La' ABNER ' old* like me! They really do! "What's the matter? think that too often. Be with you By Al Capp t •f all the teachers there, "I don't know. 1-" He got up, in a moment" And he disappeared. ey voted me to help them with his face drawn and twisted. "Look, Through the half-closed door they eir Chnstmas Nicene..." Jo. Go call up Doc Rogers, will heard turn telephoning crisp, sharp 'Vote amazing!" Joan's brown you? See if he's home. I think I'd orders. 'Before he had finished es dew ed. "I never would have better go over there- This Isn't there came the sound of the siren novaeit. They tike you! Imagine the first-But 1 thought-" He down the street acid he emerged at 501v." She threw him a kiss dropped Into a chair again, again, his black bag in hand. roes the titbit. "That makes doubled over in his distress. "Well, hers we go," he said erything different, doesn't it?" Joan flew downstairs to the cheerfully. _ way. Yes, in * way, of sTottE Hunters' telephone. Yea, the doc- Todd on the stretcher. The doc- lima Sot-" tor was at home. Yes, he would tor and the orderly beside him. "Nome Now! But-what?" see Todd, certainly, though these Joan wedged in, too. The wailing "ivio--" he paused. "Well, if Products Co. it were not his office hours. Could note of the warning siren and the st doe r. t make me tot) easy he get there all right or did he swift race through darkening .th iiipm - this popularity, I want the doctor to come to the streets to the hospital. east. pp. know! I'm so glad to manse? Joan thought Todd could To said, "I'll be all right, iv• thorn like nif and so eager make It to the office, she told him. honey." haat' them keep on liking me They would be right over. "Of course." at- 1-ie gestured. Hanging up the receiver, she "Better call my folks. This will wyouli ork that out, Todd." turned to face Todd's mother, who be something of a shock to Dad, His ez, rested on her face. had limped out 'from the kitchen so if he answers, be careful. His ''ou ahr:,, a sound so vire of me, in alarm to find out what Was heart., you know." 4.10," be said. "It certainly helps going on. Joan said quietly, "Todd "I know." ska ale reel sure of myself. Did isn't feeling very well, Mother And then - bless him - he ever tell you that?" Hunter. We're going to see the grinned arid said to the doctor, ABBIE as' SLATS "Not 111 so *any words." doctor." "Will I be' fit to eat Thanksgiving By !Bambara Van Bares -Wel. les6 they are, then. Bet- "Oh, my goodness! What do you turkey, Doc 7" 50 WHERE'S tats than never." THE WHY DON'T YOU TRY SUING I'LL GET EVEN OF COURSE,YOU e thinks the matter?" "Next week? Sure thing. You „JUICY FEE YOU A warm glow filled her POSCOE COLLON- IT'S BEEN FOR IT, ROSCOE?WHAT A CASE WITH heart. "I don't know. "It's probably can count on double helpings. YOU FOR WILL, RO6CCE. NOW, rely now, she told herself, their BRILLIAgT DEFENSE WEEKS PROMISED ME YOU HAVE: LAWYER WHO Just something he's eaten." At the hospital Joan waited SINCE THIS, HARLOW GET OUT OF HERE lure was assured. Todd was LAWYER: WHAT I GOT TPbsiL DEFENDED BECKY GPOGGINS She did not believe this herself. alone in the solarium. She called CAVE! BEFORE I CALL dung lie was happier j.han BRINGS YOU GROGGINS SUES TO GET FEE FOR Nor was she surprised, when, a Todd's mother and gave her the PcI THE POLICE had asp-Teed to be because he little later, the short, jovial, roly- news, saying she would call again PERE AT THIS SENT TO THE PEN- DOUSLE -CROSSING good.. And on the poly.doctor, who was soon, Yes, ebe would wait HOUR'? NO OTHER LAWYER HIS CLIENT:" .. . Cub.; ir 111 an old friend here. was being prid they M▪ as well as the family physician, Yes, they would let her stay. No, WOULD HAVE living hure rent-free -- made his pronouncer•ent. please durt•t bother to save supper. TAKEN THE v• money. All she had to be was "Acute appendicitis. She wasn't hungry and did not CHANCE tient. Thero. was nothing to We must Down know when she would be back. irry about now, get this young man to the hospital I DID I immediately." She would get something out of at the nrddie of November their her own icebox later, if she wanted_ at blow fell. It came when Joan's head spun. An operation Joan anything. And would Mother Hun- Waste d Todd were talking over and the cost. She remembered that ter call Joan's mother and tell her aakagtv:ng plans one Sunday Todd had not yet' taktm out hospi- trials by on-the. the news? There were so many eenoon. Who would have tal Insurance for them. the people waiting to use the phone is your specifica. -way tanner, she was asking? "What do you want ma to do at the hospital that Joan did not liver the right r Moth. r wanted IL But if her doctor ?" • want to hold it longer. concrete tiler .-rlained the OW° fend- "1 guess ht mix there's not much . you (To Be Coot two d 1*46114iN iy-Mix CO. Coldwater R, . I

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PAtiL UL1.1. PURLI THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY, MAY 31, 1964 Co•oeli T.mese Callie Petty of Padusah. Mrs. Sunday and Sunday night. The __ OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD Petty used 1. 1941 to live in the Cherry baby is about two months old now. ICherry Corner Community. The funeral was held Ofus Outland recently painted " HARTFORD, Conn, flal—A state Club News Activities at the Cherry Church. Mrs. Grace Stubblefield's house. labor commissioner said he turned -WOMEN'S PAGE Mrs. Grace Stubblefield has been Aunt Bettie Wrye who passed down the unenployment compen- Enter... News sick with a cold and had to miss away a few days ago was the sation request of a prcfessional Jo Burkeen, Editor. .. Phone 55 or 694-W-3 Weddings Locals church Sunday and Sunday night. sister of Rob Outland who passed weight-lifter because the • man hay Henry's cat 'away several years ago. Aunt MAY 28. 1954 ate a costly said he wouldn't aceept a job of- meal a few days ago. Bettie is the last one of a family fered him by NATIO: Will try to get a few lines in, The little a rubber factory. 1.? blue Tweetie iparakeeti of ten sisters and brothers. Evely Monroe thhough there doesn't seem to that he Smells in the plant might spoil bought with the money person who knew Aunt Bettie Ave. 4 Mrs. H. be very much news. The month his rela- his appetite and make han lose H. Kemp Is tives eave him for his Payed her, and her visits in our 'Miss Hamburg' of- "Brides and. Roses," is almost birthduy weight and muscles, is what the cat home a few years ago will always SUBS: Hostess For Meeting here. ate. It was a PERSONALS -4 friendly little be pleasant memories. men:h bird and had alleady OE. Of Lynn Grove Club Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McDougal OUTSTANDING.... V. , begun to make different notes. He Mrs. Dosha Tyler and Mr. and and son, Terry McDougal and wife — ' The regular monthly meeting of got another parakeet and we hope Mrs. Hubert Outland of Hazel, For Quality, Prompt Service James Frank Huie HighTrn-r—and Mn. Shannon Ellis and daugh- of Texas were visitors Mr. zee the Lynn Grove Homemakers of the cat doesn't get this one. attended the funeral of their Aunt and Originality of setting Peek, Mich.. is spending the week- ter. Jo. Thursday. and Mrs. Finis Outland a few or Plea Club was- held Tuesday a.terrtoon Rev. Garnett Moss has preeched at Cherry Wednesday afternoon. for every Occasion. end :.with his parents. Mr. and days ago.' 4e interes • • • • at. one-thirty o'clock in the home a series of Interesting messages Mrs. Rhoda Baucum of Mayfield, Met Lilbuen Huie. and family. Mn.' and Mrs. Finis attended. • • • • e•-• Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Smith of of Mrs. H. H. Kemp. Outland were concerning the last words of Jesus also Sunday afternoon Detroit. Mich.. spent the holiday The meeting was called to order visitors of Mr. from the Cross, as recorded in Cousin Rhoda tells as that her Miss Bettie Bizzell and Miss EV3 who week end with his parents. Mr. by the president, Mrs. Jed Craw- and Mrs. Ofus Outland., the book of John. sister, Mrs. Lula Lee: is a Todd are spending their sacatioa Several and Mrs. H. 0. Smith of Route 5. ford. who gave a report on next people from down this Rev. ard Mrs. Moss had their sister in law of Mr. Rob Lee of in Miami Beach. Fa. this week. way attended the very poorly. year's work. Ors. Cloy: Butter- funeral of airs. new baby, Barry Kent, to shureh Murray, is MURRAY worth- gave the devotiore Mrs. Keys Farris has been wdepi Rev. and Mrs Wade rerby and ed to take timely rest from her NURSERY Mr. and Mes. W. J. Holley of Mrs. Clifton Key and Mrs. Leon a boys of Chiekasha, Okla. and Mrs. LaMarque. KIDNAPERS ASK work. We hope she soon will be Texas, were the week- Chaxibers gave the main lesson NEW TRIAL FlORKT&GIFT iHOPPE Hafford Paschall of Puryear, well again. .end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan on oaring for the sick. Some very 00 0LIVE.-P41)NE 564%) Tenn.. visited in the home Tolley. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farris and of-5r. helpful points were breueht out. • • • • Cheryle were visitors of the Ofus One of the most ieteresting Outland's, Wednesday evenine Mrs. Mr and Mrs Bryan Talley and minor lesson on famous pieces was Artelle Norman and daughter were Asheraft-Brandon Vows son. Bud. attended the Hankins- given by Mrs. Karnell Hutchings visitors Saturday afternoon. Chilton weading at Pae.usah Fri- Clouser. on Iran. She, with her To Be Solemnized Mrs. W. B. Outland reports that On day night. husband and swo children • • • • 'Asset her mother, Mrs. Bogard, ssho 95 in Iran the past year. She DRIVE-IN A Tuesday Afternoon told lives on the Benton highway is Ralph Shell of LOUIT%Ille. ar- some very interesting things a- not so well. Mrs. Bogard has The marriage, or M:3.5 Barbera rived in Murray Friday evening bout this ol country and also showed We were sorry to I orn that NOW SHOWING C.. Ashcraft anat .Mr. Max Brandon to attend the graduat on of his some lovely handwork ard silver Mr. Carlos -Hodges' sister, Mrs. of will be solemnized at the First sister. Miss Jo Ann Shell. and to she purchased there. Myrtis Alibritten is very ill in N A Methodist Church in Murray cm spend the week end with his Mrs Calvin Scott led in recrea- the Murray Hospital. ' 1 • Tuesday, June I. at four o'clock mother, Mr; R. A. She!' tion. 6Voie zi de Jewett at in • • • • I'll write sometime after the W ...! in the afternoon. Refreshments were soresed by Vacation Bible School is uver at at Pe,led The Rev. Paul T. Lyles, Mrs. Ds F. McConnell cf Murray ikoveafeit... pester the hostess to the twelve mem- Cherry. Best en of the churchfi will perferm the has returned from a v:sit with bers and three visitors present. ceremony. Miss Anglee-Mareiii-Of Mr. and Mrs Ben T. Cooper of --ADDALINE Henderson will1 the soloist and Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Edwara Mr. Russell Phelps of funice. B. Sudhoff and Mr. and Mrs. MECHANICAL 1110t11-1 MAY 01 Mississippi. will be theecrganat Charles H. Hamlin in Cincinnati. CUT VISITS TO DENTIST Mrs. Russell Phelps of Tunica. Ohio. Her son. David. returned Mississippi. will be the .ratron of with her from Cincinnili • • • • CHICAGO l —A mechanical honor. The bridesmaids will be mouth with which a deraist can Mrs. Robert Ray Buckeigham of Mrs. Eva Jackson of Mayfield, 0 make fittings for dentures while Murray and Miss Menlyn Neal spent ,last Saturday with her mess the patient keeps his golf date of Paducah.. Mrs: Eimus Trevathalt and edr. may soon make an appearance in la-YEAR-OLD Helga Rose struts Mr. H. 0. Brandon Trevathan of Murray. LOOKING NOT AT ALL like a man sentenced to die trf the gas vnil, serve dentists' offees. along the victory path as "Miss as bestman for his son. Ushers chamber, Harold Jackson calmly smokes a cigaret in court in San The device. called a pantograph- Hamburg" after winning that will be Mr. George Freeman of Francisco as his fellow kidnaper, Joseph Lear, talks with Mrs. ic mandibular recorder, makes a city's beauty title for the "Miss Memphis. Tenn., Mr. Biley Grey Lear. The two condemned Moakovitz kidnapers pleaded for a new Ss measurement of the chewing mo- Germany" contest to be held In Hurt of Paris, Tern,. /Ir. 0. B. trial, and ease waz continued. (international Soundphoto) - Social Calendar -1 tions a patient normally engages Baden Baden. (international) Turr.bow. Jr.: of Mayer tie, and Mr. in. The motions are measured Robert Ray Bacirruhatti Of Murray Taest.:.•. June I with great accuracy during the BIG CHANGE TWINS BORN AT SEA HAYWITOKTH IL The J,sse Ludw.g C:rcle will patient's visit to the dentist's of- .17. WALTON BEACH, Fla. et— STEWAET meet at 2_30 at the .home of Mrs. fice. and are then set into a metal This resort town offers evidence For Low framework that sesurely folds Rates on YOU, Charlie Crawford. the that illegal gambling is re, longer CAMERON $200.00 GRANGER • AUTOMOBILE casts of the patient's teeth or ...a profitable_ business _on northwest Also $100 to 2475 glX115. _ INSURANCE Florida's "gold eoest.'"Ilse once Wedding Ring $12.50 The Woman's Society a The device. described SALOME call by Dr. gay and plush- Magnoiia Club. Servieesof the-First iss Harry Ka= of Boston, duplicates GALLOWAY where gambling activities ledZte Church will meet at tea- church precise chewing motions and the the ouster of a ' sheriff eetastal MAWS LAUGHTON Insurance Agency at seven-thirty o'cicck. Please note dentist makes grinding and drill- years ago, is being turned into a Se W. Side Court Square ing FURCHES 9.11:1( NAM: change in time. adjustrnere; tt.) the dentures. supermarket. SID5Y-1041.3111411•1•TL Murray, Ky. •• • • • 00.0 MOS LONA Office Ph. 1062_11e ' Jewelry Store 151-M The Delta Department of the BAD DAI'S GENEVA ADVISER 113 South 4th St. Murray Woman's Club will meet eq at the club house at six-thirty 1•••• nor In Men %LI 5*.S.s psma Phone 1934 9.•••• WLOOM.107.41 $ Kamm Wages o'clock for a .picnic supper. um/Eta/ate/Ea LAKEVIEW Group n of the CWIP3 Of the First Christian Church will meet DRIVE-IN at the home of Mrs. Barely Mad- MAX H. CHURCHILL dcx at two-thirty o'clock. SUNDAY & MONDAY FUNERAL HOME "THUNDER OVER • • • • THE Sapesior Ambulance PLAINS" Service Thursday. lune 3 CAPT. GIUSEPPE CAGGIANO of the liner Equipped wits oxygen in Warner Color Roma holds the two extra MIss Lillian Wetter' a .11 pre- passengers he had on docking in New York—twins born starring Randolph at esea 311 N. 4th St. Murray, Scott, sent her piano pupils in a second to Mrs. Domenico Ptetrantonlo, 38. They are Giuseppina Ky. Mono 98 Lex and Barker, P:syllis Kirk piano recital at the Murray H.gh Anna Marta. The Pietranteraos, who hese four other children 'THE FRIENDLY FUNERAL Hume- auditorium at seven-thirty o'clocie will live In New York. (international) TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY "TREASURE OF SIERRA Saturday. June 5 MADRE" Miss Lillian will present her starring Humphrey Bogart piano pupils in a third piano recital at the Murray Hign auditor: .1.1TTY at seven-thirty oesiock. 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