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MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVII No. 204 United Press IN OUR 77th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, August 27, 1956 Jimmy Now News Puckett Hospital Heads Johnson's elidlai And Estes Plan Friday's Complete recara follows Meat Department Ike To Begin Campaign IT Census .. . . 37- Adult Beds .. ,60 Ein‘rgency Beds 23 Big Tour Of 32 States Patients Admitted 3 Patients Dismissed 11 The Middle Of Septembei id New Citizens . 1 By TOM NELSON Iowa. Wednesday, and Knoxville, Patients admitted from Wednesday United Pres Staff Correspondent' Tenn., Thursday. /or similar meet- noon to Friday 4:00 p.m. , Pinza Out For CHICAGO, Aug. 27 VI —Adlai ings. They will return to Chicago Mrs. James Burkeen. Rt, 1. Dex- Library Open for a session Friday. Sometime Because E. Stevenson and Sen. Eates Ke- ter; Mrs. Nelson Blalock and baby 1To Campaign More Widely. ER fauver set out on a barnstorming Stevenson said the idea of the boy 1300 Poplar, Murray, Mrs. Of Heart Attack tour today to gather campaign tour was to "make sure we strike Billy Gene Clark. 308 West 13th, in together in hammering home the Tuesday Night ammunition from Democrats Benton; Mrs. Bill Garland, Rt. 1. MILANO ILARITTIMO. Aug. 27 great issues of 1956." His chm- - uses! 34 states. Murray; Mr. Freed Tucker, Rt. 2.1 Planned 1115 —.Singer Ezio Prnza who be- Than Originally The Democratic presidential paign manager, James A. Finne- ,Kirksey; Mrs. Crawford Arm- The Calloway County Pune Came a matinee idol at the age of : School ,nominee and his running mate gan said the trip would lay the strong and twin boys. Rt. 1. Lynn Library. which has been in opera- 60 has called off all prafestionsil By MERRIMAN SMITH a week end at his Gettysburgh, were scheduled to take off from foundation for "the greatest grass Grove; Miss Erin Montgomery, tion for two years under t h e engagements "at least until" winter United Press White House Writer Pa. farm sometime Friday Midway Airport this morning on a roots campaign of all tittles" New Concord; Mrs. William Lassi direction of Mrs. Mary Hamlin, be cause of a mild heart attach, PEBBLE BEACH. Aug 27 ilP — Reds Test Device tour-day whirlwind trip to set the ter, Huzel: Mr. V. N. Allbritten, wilt be open every Tuesday night his wife said today. Coicgressnen. governors and President Eisenhower, contrary to Mr. Eisenhower Sunday: stage for their campaign. 803 W. Main St., Murray; Mrs. from seven to nine o'clock, on But his wife, Doris, denied she Russia had • others high in party circles were most opinion, will start slugging 1. Announced that Their chartered plane headed Melvin O'Daniel, Rt. 2, Dresden, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ever said the 64-year-old operatic nuclear weapons. invited to the parleys. They will at the Democrats about the middle iesumed testing 'first for Santa Fe. N.M., where Tenn.; Mrs. William Lewis Davis rafternoons from one to three bass and former Metropolitan with Lewis • be cleared to the public and press, seesessoill1112110011041111111 of, next month. He said in conjunction Democrats from seven Southwest- and baby girl. rt, I. Farmington; o'clock. and on Saturday from 10 Opera star would never be able to :LL presumably so that anyone with L. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic ern states gathered for a huddle Master Charles Preston Perry, Rt. Mr. Eisenhower had been ex.- ass to 4 p.m. There is a good work again. Energy Commission, that the Rus- complaints will feel free to voice to withhold his heavy polit- with the candidates late today. 2, Hazel. Jimmy colli.etion of books for both chil- She said there must have been peeted Aug. 24 tested a nuclear them. Puckett sometime in sians on :To RIM Friday . dren and adults. confusion over cablefa she sent on ical firepower until megaton" Aides said that Stevenson might weapon of "less than a From Sante Fe, the candidates 'Jimmy Puckett Is the new mana- Cbtober, but according to his The Bookmobile is being loaded Sunday to New York telling pro- power in southwest Siberia. brief the press after each meeting secretary, James C. Hagerty, will fly to Vancouver, Wash., ger of the meat department at to serve the county and city ducer David Susskind that Pinza Press President and Mrs. Eli- ---.- on what transpired. will make his 2. The Tuesday and then to Sioux City. Endorsement Johnson's Grocery, according to acisools. Books are changed every to cancel his appear- the chief executive historic Catho- Named woud have enhower visited the Simms Chairman Jesse and Charles Johnson. move about Sept. 15. three weeks. ance in the forthcoming play "A lic MiSSiOS in nearby Carmel. then John Simms, governor of New was expected Puckett comes to Murray from Very Sp.eial Baby," because of Mr. Eisenhower Worshiped at the Carmel Presby- Mexico, was named chairman of until Near he operated his to remain here at least Of Demos Mayfield where suffered Friday. terian ehurch. today's Sante Fe conference. New Jerry King ABA the heart attack back ,Hazel High own He has thirty years Wednesday morning and fly business. had been scheduled to Mexico Texas, Oklahoma, Colora- Pinza series Chief Executive played experience , in the meat cutting to Washington for a quick a, The do, Wyoming, Arkansas and Arizo- Engineering Student start rehearsals for the play. a the of,, .conferences with top GO! golf during the afternoon on TS na sent representatives. By AFL-CIO business with twenty years exper- straight psychological drama chief- 111 3Madel. espeà'II1 course and finished Will Open enee with • food cisain. Sorry Porter .King. at Murray- . no singing, on Sept. 17. political A score of staff members and - .score of about 90. Student in the College of Enii- with a "paper many newsmen accompanied Ste- Mr. Puckett said today that he Xs. Pinza said that in addition since his - By MAUREEN GOTHLIN ing, perfect all.A playing the best golf venom. Irele Stevenson staff in- able to furnish any cut neei achieved to the mild heart attack her hus- United Press Staff Correspondent June 9 ileitis operation. of desire. standing during the school's sum- band suffered a bruised rigbt-hits Next Tuesdaty cluded Firtneigen, who fathered the FOREST PARK, Pa., Aug. 27 IP meat that his customers INes Hagerty's estimation of the cam- a • mer semester. Countian )KS tour idea, and F. Joseph "Jiggs" —AFL-C10 sources said today that "We handle only top quality fresh bone when he fell in his bath _at hoerever, was somewhat The College of Engineering re- Paign, Donahue, Kefauver's campaign. the top leaders cf their 15-million- meats and with my thirty years viocatioa Villa .Picosse and _pending definite Hazel High St:hool will open on ported that 31 of its students re- different lOOKS manager member organization are moving experience in meat rutting, we on Friday. .- Washington. it looks Tuesday. September 4 at 9:00 ceived all A's during the summer Today. word back in able to furnish our cus- Early A hint that the state of the par- will be "We are not .suTe_rqne,tim.:_.th, cam- o'clock with Bro. Don W. Kester, closer to an endbrement of the like Mr. Eisenhower would ty's treasury may be a key topic tomers with anything in the way heart attack caused the fall, a origi- eininister of the Murray Church Democrats' 1956 presidential ticket. paign more extensively than at the conferenee came from two of meats", he said. vice versa," she said, • Cloys. age 78, of Christ as the weaker. The AFL-CIO's -28 member Ex- Mrs. Lillie Etta nally planned. names On the passenger list—Matt Mr. is murried and has Mrs. Pinza said it was the first morning at six-thirty FILES School will be in session until ecutive Council, gathered here at Puckett Revival In Progress died this Major Speech Soon •34).Cloakey. Philadelphia, P a., children. son. 19. will time her husband ever had a home near Coldwater 3:00 p.m. The morning will be a union-owned mountain resort, two One o'clock at her His first major campaign speech treasurer of the Democratic Na- to discuss today the attend Murray State College and At West Fork heart attack, "although his blood Farminaton. RFD 1, following sometime about linen t in enrolling students and was expected on probably will be tional Committee,. and Roger Ste- high at the illness. will question of whether the organiza- another son. 23, is married. The pressure was even a two yews Labor Day. Sept. 3. Whether the issuing books. The afternoon A revival meeting is now in husband. vens ,of New York. treasurer of tion should take a stand in the family lives on the Hazel road. time I married him 16 years ago." She is survived by her made from Washington be devoted to class organization progress at the West Fork Baptist speech is the Stevenson-Kefauver Campaign presidential race. Dr. Mario ScaraOC111, director of Charlie Clol c one danlidittlePlirs• tre be airtiouneed. and the election of. class officers Church with Bro. M. M. Hampton remains (iontrnfttee. AFL - CIO President George the hospital In nearby Cervia, Lizzie 9Laiitit=ge;17: loao All studenta of the Hazel district _giAel as the visiting evangelist. fig In 'a famed Maarki wait reposloil to ha coal to mid the attack was Mild, sons. A .• are urged to enroll on this opening No On* injussig.in ServleeS each day at 2.30 and 7:30 sifters. Mrs. Reporters' the idea of handing the organiza- "After study of the cardiug,raMS Murray RFD .1;_ two television interview on - morning. All parents are. invited pin. CST. Mich.. and President is Lamar Farmer tion's political blessing out this Car Collision - we authorized Mr. Pinza to leave Ella McDermott, Flint, Roundup,- said the A.tto be present to heat Bro. Kester Bro. J. J. Gough, pastor, and seven He SHION year. for home as early as next Satur- Mrs. Lucy Carr, Murray: "no longer a convalescent." Wand to spend as much of the day Loses Tobacco An accident occurred Saturday the West Fork Baptist Chur-h ex- three great Executive's •cam- Some Committed day." Scaravelli said. He said . grand-children and said the Chief as possible at school. Busses will morning at 8:00 o'clock about five tend a cordial invitation to the in any (Continued an Page Two) Pinza had "almost completely re- grand-children. paign will not be restricted Stara their first routes at 7:30 and of A tobacco barn belonging to miles North of Penny at the Almo public. covered from the attack." Mis. Cloys was a member way by his health. will run as of last year. Bub Doran burned night, of Christ Saturday and Penney crossing. The Prizes have been visiting the Coldwater Church Asked if the President would Lunch will be served in the held AIRS destroying about half the tobacco Paducah Bombing Mrs. Opal E. Jones of Murray this small village near the town where the funeral will be campaign in states where Repub- school cafeteria. p.m crop of Lamar Farmer. route two drivirg a 1951 Chevrolet of Ravenna, where he spent his Tuesday at three o'clock licans might need help.. Hagerty The barn had not Points Toward Cases Heard the, Bazzell been checked was traveling East and Harvey L. youth. idst). Burial will be in said: "As far as I will go on that, on the City Police Arrest during day, however another Labor Troubles Parker of Murray route two, driv- Earlier it had been reported Cemetery. I will say areas rather than barn Mr. may call RS used by Farmer had ing a 1950 Dodge, was traveling Pinza had suffered a stroke. Friends, and relatives States." Reckless Drivers been checked. PADUCAH. Aug. 27 — The North. The tw'a vehicles collided This Morning home on Farmington RFD "We have to drive for eight ab the The barn was. a total loss and funeral This inaicated tnat Mr. Eisen- FBI Crime Laboratory today check- at the intersection. Sheriff Futrell hours Saturday to make Genoa in 1, near Coldwater until the 41 Three reckless drivers were ar- the half of a crop in the barn ed possible clus to the bomb that no stop signs are located Churchill Funeral hower may go to key cities for said Several cases were heard this time to ..atch the liner Independ- hour. The J. H. rested over the weekend by city was destroyed. Mr. Farmer lost slaying of bandleader Vivian the funeral speeches and even some train plat- at the intersection. morning by County Judge Waylon ence the following day," Mrs..Home has charge of police accoding to City Judge Bob a barn of tobaccO about two Chaudet after police here question- fpjured seriously form or airport appearances in re-' No one was Rayburn. Four Negroes were fined Pinza said. • arrangements. McCuistion. No other arrests were years ago when another Doran suspect in the case. of vehicles re- gions where the GOP ticket is ed a With occupants the a total of 818.50 each on a —dis- made by the deparement. barn 'burned. of Detectives Tilghman cars traaing tough sledding. Chief ceiving only bruises. Both orderly conduct charge • Booked On Kidnaping that a suspect Originally Mr. Eisenhower had Tade disclosed Were considerably damaged. Those involved were John Cur- this weekend but planned only a half-dozen or so was questioned The investigation was made by tis. Pete Kennel and Wadell Willis to reveal the person's television speeches during the fall 17-- declined the Sheriff's office. of Murray and Eloise Burns of Gas Installation Regulations identity or his testimony. The offi.e also reported the ar- campaign. But G 0 P National,' Paducah. 41, a wholesale produce Chairman Leonard W. Hall modi- Chaudet, rest of three drunks over t h e Charges of public drunkeness and dance orchestra fied this recently to say the Presi- salesman weekend. were filed against Cletus McDaniel, when might do some travelling, Says Bryan atianist, was fatally injured and W. L. Nor- dent ,Have To Be Strict Tremon McCuistion 5 exploded under the front although he ruled out a ^whistle- a 'bomb ris with a total of $18.50 charged his car early Saturday stip" campaign. seat of Poplar Springs to each. Regulations concerning the in- perty owner shall cause or permit, morning. stallation and repair of piping any installation, construction, re- from the bomb Now In Revival Metal fragments THROW MONEY AWAY leading to natural gas appliances construction or repair of any gas other evidence' have been and A series of revivaraneetings will - — Police Question are strict Jack Bryan, Superinten- house piping in the City of Murray the FBI crime laboratory sent to 7:30 o'clock LOS ANGELES ah — Fountain Murray Gas System and its ,Gas Service Territory, begin this evening at Confessed Kidnaper dent of the for possible clues to the identity 39, was st4- to doing the (CST) at the Poplar Spring Bap- clerk William Clark. said today. before teh person of the assassin Church. Brother Bill Clark ped by police Sunday as he drove Of Weinberger Baby NEEDS They have to be, "of a necessity" work shall have first obtained apparently triggered the tist Chaudet tearing up $300 in $20 bills possible permit from the inspector to front Thomas of Whitlock. Tennessee, along he said, because of the a bomb as he slid into the checks and MINEOLA. N. Y.. Aug. 27 (IP the mere fact the will be the evangelist. and $400 in travelers' danger involved in a faulty in- do same; and seat of his car since the ignition the confessed is cordially invited to tossing the pieces out the window Police questioned Setallation. said work has been done shall clutched in his The public key was found, car. kidnaper of month-old Peter' Wein- be considered sufficient to hold attend these services. of his The merchants 45 plumber who hand. , berger -today_ in an _ attempt to and render said property lantrablig who install gas appliances, Bryan said. A neighbor called police discover if Angelo John Lamarca to this rule." Steel should have a city license and (Continued on Page Two) had deliberately placed the' baby Bryan said that four steps are the also under both performance in dense underbrush to silence the necessary before a permit to install Save bond and liability insurance. infant's cries., a job will be granted. wording of the city ordinance Baker Will Chief Inspector The applicant must tare a written Mrs. losion kassau Cohnty The Russ regulating appliance installations, Stuyvesant Pinnell said lamarca INET test at the Murray Gas Company Manage Murray out a home owner doing placed the living baby rules office. insists he the work himself, he said, because High Lunchroom gently on the ground near a of the stiff requirements needed He must obtain a $2,000 per- heavily-traveled highway after a ioice o obtain a licence formance bond a :id a $20,000 Mrs. Mary Louise Baker whn number ,of people near the spot -ar 7 the City The section dealing with in- liability insurance policy (if his has been a member of Quid Missile he was to pick up his $2000 if _ stallation is as' follows. City Or- company does not already have School Board -for" a number of ransom demand frightened him 3, Property case her position dinance 274, Section liability inaurance, in which years, has resigriee when the Russians would have away. room WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 af% -- Owners Responsibility: "No pro. he should obtain an endorsement and will manage the luch Pinnell repudiated the statement d price the Government exp rts speculated to- the device. to his present liability policy) at Murray High School and saying if the swarthy mechanic day on whether the recent Russian ate added that the Soviet Union submit this evidence to the Z. Carter School. wanted Peter to be found he and W. part of a was the first nation to explode had your WEATHER hall. has been employed r.uclear explosion was left the child city clerk at the city Mrs. Baker the hydrogen bomb from an would not have obtains a Department Store on guided missile test. the road. a point REPORT The applicant then at Jeffrey's airplane. so far from ed B. Grogan, Street. the Westbury city license from C. East Main President Eisenhower announced "The Americans are only in five miles from install gas piping will begin her new and Mrs. Morris By UNITED PRESS City Clerk, to Mrs. Baker Sunday that the Soviet Union tending to do so because their home of Mr. in buildings at the lunch room at jSouthwest Kentucky — Partly and gas appliances position Lad 'Net off a "nuclear device" previous explosion was not of a Weinberger. its service territory. beginning of the new school scheduled for a Friday Ircloudy and warmer today and in Murray and the in southwest Siberia on Aug. hydrogen bomb but of a hydrogen Lamarca. the four steps is Noel Melugin who Mineola District Court, tonight. Widely scattered afternoon The last of year. Mrs. 24. However, he did not say installation." hearing in for the installa- the manager resigned divulge the Brooklyn thunderstorms e xpected. Mostly to take the plans formerly was whether it had been a hydrogen The Air Force revealed earlier refused to black ink to the position. or the names of the cloudy and warm Tuesday with tion drawn in the bomb. this year that it already has location -- Company office and where he said Peter more frequent showers likely. Murray Gas developed a hydrogen warhead for people — a permit on each job. Speculation that the Russians sheltered overnight after the Probability of showers for any secure REUNION • the city-wrecking intercontinental was Strict regulatIons, POSTCARD had used a nuclear device as given point is estimated at about With these ballistic missile It also revealed kidnaping. citizens can be a guided missile warhead was appeared unremorsefull. eat- out- of five with Tuesday Bryan said, all no new inventions are needed He one Mrs. Emma J Helm, retired C'ommuniet that if nathing today assured of top quality work, no stirred by a statement missile. often ing and sleeping as about two out of five High Meyfieid route three, to build the dread HEAD DOWN, Angelo John La Marca, is shown and safe installation. Each teacher, Party boss Nikita Khrushchev made happened. A detective was 90 to 95. Low tonighti 05 to 70. leakage her former called the "ultimate weapon." as into had checked- out by the wishes for each of in England April 23. " manacled to detective he is lead Nassau his cell to prevent High Tuesday near 90. Installation Is The Withe House said the Aug posted inside in the pupils to send hw a postcard list- County police headquarters, cintrged with the July installer and then tested conducted at "the any sircide attempts. name and present ad- Khrushchev said in a speech at 24 test was After temperatures: presence of the Murray Gas System ing their in 4th kidnaping of month-old Peter Weinberger. Lamarco was examined by a Some 5:30 a.m. present that time he was "quite sure usual Soviet proving ground" then is the OR dress. school attended and police were able to locate the .body of psychiatrist last week to Louisville 87, Lexington 63, Pa- inspector. Only Siberia. confession, state installation and oocupation. U the girls are married that we will have a guided missile w S Green 65, Coy- tag plated on the Energy Commission the infant early Friday, in a eitiMp of woods near determine his sanity. lit ducah 66, Bowling wishes to have both with a hydrogen bomb that can The Atomic es and gm meter installed. MSS Helm White N.Y. - scheduled for another examination ington 84, Hopkinsville the married anywhere in the world." refused to elaborate dn the roadside - in Plainview, urged everyone to cooper- their names bdore they fall (international Soundphoto) London 57. Bryan did not say House announcement. today. regulations. and their present names However. Khruschev Evansville,Ind., 57. ate in these
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THE LEDGER & TIMEShealB PUBLISHED RV LEDGER & TIMES PUSL1sHIG COMPANY. :oneolidation of the Willey Ledger, The Calloway Times, hi and Now The Ranks As runes killerDodger -Herald. October 20, 111131. and the Weal Kentuckian. Januarg 11, 11042
SAMItire. WILLIAMS.- -P 1. 211CR Endorsaiiieut. • • - SPORT PARADE ((ontinme frA. PA'. 0.0 Jana be reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Edger, woe Walters er Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the bah But eight sof the coun.ies 28 Interest of our readers. members including the heads of OtiCAR PR %Lev fathers to get a bit o/ Ines:elation some of tlw 111031 poweiful unions NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE WITMER CO. 13S vaned Mose Stiorat Writer on hand for our gsys. too. Irrieg. in the AFL-CIO, are openly cern- bank As Actuate. Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michiew NEW YDRK - The U.S.. ine what would happee if Mari- (totted to supportmg the Steven- ave.. Chicago, 80 Bolyston St, Boston. Olympic COITIrti stee had better lyn, ,Jane and Ave stood at the son - Kefeuver ticket Almost all get on the hall today and start finish line and. gig the liwaieins manslea s eeoc t'voi'led leaning Sestered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for trananaisaion ite paging Marilyn Monroe. Jane Rus- one better, offered a smooch to toward the Democratic ticket. tyn Jinx • Second Class Matter sell and Ave Gardner far duty every Yankee winner. David Dutmisky. president of 'the SEISECEEPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per weak 20e.- -per_ at the international game Down Our sprinters would go so fast International Ladies' Garment Be FRED DOWN ex-hitter gave the Ameri ca n 7808411 C. In Calloway and ad)o.nmg counties, per year 83.20; else- Under in November. they'd make the opposition look Workers council United Praia Sports Writer League-leading New York where. 28.84. Any athlete will ti•11 you theit late they ought to be clocked with and a member, Yankees told reporters he is "solidly back- Bob Buhl ranks alongside Sal a 7-0 decision. Los a peak performaiee he needs calendars. Parry O'Brien would the an AFL-CIO Maglie, Bucky Walters and Ed Rorky Colvaito hit a two-run National League an added bit of inspiration. It res sling the shot into the upper deck ing" idea of enE MONDAY — AUGUST 27, dorsement the Democratic Reulbacn as a "Brooklyn Dodger homer and a two-run double to • 1968 quires more than mere muscle* and Bob Richards woOld probtibly for tick- W. I. Pet. GB and predicted that council 1 killer" today with a 7-0 season account f or all the Cleveland to break world recorde pole vault clear out of the sta- et the Mawaukee 75 47 615 will go along. slate that explains the Milwaukee Indians.' runs in a 4-1 triumph over The Russians already have dis- dium. winning the marathon, on 10 Years Ago Brooklyn 71 49 592 3 Braves' three - game National the Wasiengton Senators. Early This Week covered - and applied - this fac- his way bask to collect his re- Cue await . 72 53 .576 41a Walter Reuther. head of the League lead. Wynn struck out tax to win his Ledger and Times File tor. ward. at. Louis ...... 63 61 506 13 United Auto Workers, a strong' The 28-year old righthander 15th game and le 216th of his Word of this is relayed frost Philadelphia 57 64 471 ITO NatIonalkasNit Easugh Stevenson - Ketauver supporter, scored the most important of those career. Dr. W. London by Bab Musel, the Foster An extra bit of inspiration often E. Blackburn. head of the department of Pittsburgh S3 72 424 ni also was expested to urge the ae- • seven wins Sunday when he beat Dulles. of United Press foreign physical sciences at Murray State College. has resigned . New York ... 50 71 413 24' is. necessary in addition to mere tion. the Dodgers, 6-2, in the spener of Gerry Staley's six-hitter enabled sports efiairs. Mu.sel, an ex-weight natneesm, though the Chicago White Sox in order to accept the position of head of the science Chscaga 49 73 402 even, with Mu- To Call Meeting a key two-game series. In his to gain • lifter, is a great admirer of bgalt a 5-I department it Jersey City Junior College, Jersey City. se' that usually is enough. Like The council is not expected to seven victories over the Dodgers, win over.. the Baltimore beauties and beasts. Thus he keeps the 'day we were in the Russian Orioles snapped Billy Pierce's string N.J. Dr. Blackburn had been a member of the Murray make an endorsement itself Du- Buhl has 'pitched 59 innings, Yesterday's Games a cautious eye on t h e Swiet Olympk village of 13 straight victories over them gaff since 1930. at Helsinki and binsky and other offi:iials said the yielding 48 hits and 15 runs strongmen and the other, the ap- a watchful c• min issa r Learned for a with an 8-1 triumph Bill Willis/ Rev. Henry Mullins, Jr., pastor of the First Nlethodi4icinrinma,. 10 Philadelphia S. 1st council probably will schedule a glittering 2.28 earned run preciative eye. on the ladies. that sonic of Bob's antecendents average. struck out five and yielded five Church, 1Phi1adelphie 11 Cincinnati 4, lad meeting of the general board - will deliver the opening address at Murrill Bouquet Offered Winner hailed from Russia. hits- in winning the opener. . Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 0 let which includes heads of 132 Buhl's performance against the High School which will officially open the 1946-47 school So he reports votn some alarm ! "Always remember Al Pilarcites 10th-inning double , Pttteburgh 2 Chicago 1. 2nd mother Rus- AFL-CIO unions-in time to make Dodgers this year tops any single- term Tuesday morning at nit*.o'clock with an assembly that. at a recent Moscow track sia." the commissar drove in the winning run as the a St. Louis 4 New York 3, 1st told him. an endorsement. season mark compiled by Maglie in the auditorium. meet. Soviet film star Tamara "Listen. Kansas City Athletics beat the New York 4 St. Louis 3. 2nd mac." growled the in- The council could either recom- when he was public enemy No. 1 Makarova arose and offered Boston Red Se% 7-4, after a 24 Hendon's Welding and Machine Shop will open this her dignant Muse!, "I'll have y o u mend that the board make an en- in Brooklyn. He is the first pitcher bouquet of flowers to the mita defeat week in the building located between- Rendon's Service i know I'm a hunnert per cent dorsement or simply put the ques- I e beat the Dodgers seven times Saturday's who made the farthest Station and the Calloway County Lumber Company. The Games javelin Yank 4from Brooklyn. US.A." tion on the board's agenda in a campaign since Bucky Walters throw. As somebody or other once said, did it for the Cincinnati business will be operated by. Clyde Hendon. brother of St. Louis 8 Pittsburgh 5 The political discussion, taking Redlegs Vludimir Kuznetsuv promptly blood will tell. But Musel figures in 1939. Graves Hendon., Phihidelptata 3 M!lwaultee u place at a resort, called "Unity broke the Soviet record with a!if you heat the corpuscles a bit It s ironic that Buhl Beginning on Wednesday evening, September 11. and New York 6 Chicago 0 Ifoirse." was expected to produce comes from heave of 258 feel four inches. it will tell a lot more . Saginaw. Mich. only running through Sunday, September 22, the First Christ- Cincinnati 5 Bra aa. n 2 mine disunity. In addition to 85 miles That's 28 feet farther than the! The Russians semi to have from the birthplace of the ian Church will be engaged in a Stewardship-Evangelistic adeany's reported coolness, sever- original • palpitating Vladimir tossed the;proved as much. - .al council members were expect- Dodger killer- - Reulbach. Back Crusade with the Rev. L 0. Leet. minister of steward- spear four years ago when he fleal If Miss Makarova can produce ed to oppose endorsement action. in 1906, Detroit-born 'Seelbach :hip of the East Dallas Christian Church, Dallas. Texas. Today's Games iehed sixth behind Cy Young -Ott a ecord with a bunch of flowers, Dave Beck, president of the gi- whipped the Dodgers nine times, The Calloway County Lumber Company will be open the United States. And Vainest!our Ruse Buhl Brooklyn at Milwaukee ought ti rewrite the rec- ant Teamsters Union, has said he will get one more crack at for business at its nevi_ location on North Fourth Street. Olympic record at Helsinki ord books with the Dodgers Only Game Scheduled will a Victory bums thinks tile AFL CIO should leave next month. 16 feet less than Tuesday, September 3) according to C. L Sharborough, Vladignias from Marilyn, Jane and Ave. As au_h action up to the individual Pitches Seven-Hitter spired. heave. manager. a matter of fact. I'd compete my- unions. Bee* supported President Bob, who is 16-5 against the So it behooves ! Tomorrow's Games the US Olympic. sell. Eisenhower in 1952 league, pitched a seven-hitter Sun- day and had a . shutout until the • New York at Cincinnati. night ninth when Sandy Amoros hit a , Pittsburgh at M.theatabee. night Iwo-run homer. The Braves backed TR Breseitkrn at him witai a 10-hit attack that Philadetphia at St. Louis. night. The pres .041 included' home ,runs by Hank - Aaron and Johnny Logan to hand Roger Craig his ninth logs. It was Milwaukee's 11th win In I meetings with the .defending world, Summ W. L. Pet GB champions. Sports New York .60 46 633 The Redlegs fell 41a games linerican Ideaglie Cleveland 70 51 579 8 1Grows- ,. As Retard behind the Braves when they 67,54 .554 10,.: split a doubleheader with. the By UNITED PRESS leased by the New Y,ork Yankees Chicago By DAWSON OPPENHEIMER and - !Boston 6756 5451P, would have had to hit 18 in fans was pretty totrg,l. so I Philadelphia Phillies. The Redlegs Sa:urday to make room for veteran Enos! United Press Sporty Played Detroit . 00,84 .484 19 the lest month. And I never and darned 4 1 lidn't get O pounded out 15 hits, including NEW YORK Rizzuto. Slaughter. acquired from the Kan- Fla. - BigWellerDELAND. John 4/0 Baltimare 55 68 447 23a. hit 18 in one Month in my on the elbow the first time I Ted Kluszewski's 33rd homer to sfter sas City Athletics vAto once menaced 15 years of service WashIngton . 51 70 .421 261 the Dome C11 reer.- was up. I got' a couple of hits win the opener, 10-5, but the run record of his distant •_ Kansas City 82 .333, 37is cousin, that day, but no home runs." Phillies came back with a 18-hit .Babe Ruth, kicked wistfully Mize recalled that he didn't even vgnammunnst log -=Tx! :line back /Ras Unusual Theory maul behind Harvey Haddix to .on hi glory years today and want to -play the last two games Brow* art two Amer:clop/me:a Mize thinks Mantle's switch-ht- take the nightcap, 11-4. YietEECWSIZMISSIM remembered - "Pressure. presoidt. ode season. ".In winning a Pi --41 ting will help him, and he had Bob Frient_won his 15th game 11k!-SEI -am imovw pressure- IBM Mounted -But the pressure from the American women's °Omit track liar York 7 Detroit-0. 1st an unusual theory about it and Bantle lUtna his 11th as the as he tried tor Pzbe's mystic mark and field team. Detroit 5 New York 4. PittsbUrga. Pirates scored 2-0 and 2nd of 60. "If he gets close he could choose Boston 2 Kansa City -1, Jet Weed Out Hens Now 2-1 victories over the Chicago BOX OFFICE OPENS 730 • his fence in a part where one Cabs. Friend fired a four-hitter in Kansas City 7 Boston 6, 2nd Th 4 pressure. ne ! ALTOON. A. pa IP- -St. Louis! said. Mold bill That Are Not Laying f:eld is closer than the other, no SHOW STARTS EUSK Baltimore 8 Chicago tat the the first game and then pitched 1, telling factory in whether matter whether the pitcher was beat Cincinnati. 9-1. to wiz. the!Chicago 1 1-3 innings of hitless relief to 5 Baltimore 1, ,2nd Mickey Mantle will be able to right or I National Amateur Baseball 'Fed- left handed," Mize said. . preserve Kline's triumph in the Last Times Tonite Cleveland 4 Washington 1 • , achieve a new record with the Weed out tee hens now that station junior chain/nor AP. nightcap. I Yankees this season. It boils up aren't laying. says James Humph- "Another important thing is that The St, Lotus Cardinals and New nearly to the bursting point in the rey. Kentucky Agricultural Ex- he is batting ahead of Yogi Berra Bliaosret Saturday's Games York Giants split a doubleheader SALEM.' N. H 4P -Decaltilon ,l September stretch where Babe left, tension Service poultry specialist. and there aren't many pitchers by identical 4-3 scores, Hank t,qualled the Rockingham- Park abimitto 4 New York 2 .i. lasting memorial with 17 hom- who want to walk Mantle to Mississinti Sauer's three-run homer sparkling :Jack record for six furlongs in Washington 8 Kansas City 4 ers. Get rid of hens with shriveled get at a dangerous hitter like combs, yedow the Redbirds in the first game and !scoring a hall-length triumph in Detroit 7 Baltimore 3 . -I can't answer the big question." shanks and beaks. that." Fed up with wild promotions tEl Blifigll TEM". and small body capacity between Johnny Antoneili coming to Dick tele $13,000 Reckingharn Special. Boston 9 Cleveland 6 • Wee said. "Can he •stand up under that promise much and deliver • Mize also thinks the big Yankee Littlefield's rescue in PATFEU EDIM' Irhe pressure the fens and sports pin bones near the vent. the last two little? ead should help Mantle because innings of the Giants' win. CHICAGO -Mahan won the iiiiters put on him, I haven't sr Today's Games If you find a hen now whose pitchers "are more liable to ,pitch ..TIgers-Yanks SOU ; Arch Ward Memorial at Washing- seen Mm play much in throe r Then come in and trade beak has started to bleach butIto him than they would in a close The !Detroit Tigers stored five TUESDAY Aug. 28' ton 'Park. up/betting Swaps t he year end when I did see hint, with us! Cleveland at- Washington, night whese shanks atilt are yellow - race where he might find hartnelf runs int the third — AND — he wasn't playing aoft kihd of inning for a 5-4 odds-on favorite. wrio gave away Only Game Scheduled cull her. This condition usuplly walking more often." ball every one expected frsin triumph after Tom Sturdivant's Let us give you facts that GOOD NEIGHBOR N1TE .141 pounds in a bid'to win. the 1130.- means the hen didn't lay -last him." •••• prove Studebaker is the biggest winter 'out waited till warmer Tomorrow's Games Watches Mantle Develop weather. dollar's worth in town today. Mize. who was a Yankee himself i SARATOGA SPRD1GS. N. Y. 40 Chicago at Washington. night Irons And, if the facts convince -Fiver Tiger upset Dedicate la 1949 to 1953 and watched Hutnphrey---advises close cplting "My hands are a little full, Cleveland at Baltimore. night then win the $57,200 Saratoga Handl- Detroit at Beaton Mantle develop from a raw rookie If layers aren't" Producing above you, get our deal! It's a lot thinks he has more poise and the 50 percent keel. better deal than the stunt Only Games Scheduled but I can still talk on the men polish ndw: offer-and you'll be doing busi- al know And, he says finally,, watch for DETROIT in --Snanty I. defeat- ; he "has --a good chance ness with loafers. "Slick chick" hens may 'phone" someone you cat I Mos Supertest :n the Lost heat Paducah Bombing' to break the record." MIae said. .coniinued (rem page be smooth and pretty - but usual- trust! So come on in-now! 'if the Haranswortn Trophy race. one* I • * "And if he doesn't make it this •••••,* •••• year, he may later on." " ly are the Mies who have rot been in the laying nest Sunday Mize admitted that be nevr ST. PAUL 411 -Mike Souchek arrived at'. time to speag to the really-abed any serinni hopes sf semi breaking Ruth's mark the 1947 atilt from seven strokes behind conscious Chaudet, but he in was only able to season when he 'hit 51 homers for the leader to win Arte St. Paul. _ mutter, "they TO 3AVE MONEY Open golf tournament, '• put something in ray car," be/ore the New York Giants. he died en route to the _Isegegtele "I believe only three of us - _ _On Your Plumbing • ON OUR SCREEN eenbe falfRRratUT liLLL_ _Maas- Jimmy FOXX, _Hank Ca TUESDAY ONLY bad-gotten-- nun car and were Australla a Low Hoed and Ken myself - ever ahead of to go to his new borne which Ruth's iecced going into Septem- Rasevrail defeated Vic Seizas and had brew roy Syk aterported on fire., the was only ,504, Han Richardson in, the finals of ber." bOs said. "But I IL second time it had burned within one gum ahead of the Babe thee, PLUMBING CO. MARK the national tennis dauerles champ- a three month period, STEVENS .,nshap. Stodetoker - more power::: The hIM _Mg. burned in June 11111.111"111 1111111 ._ more economy,... more safety WILBERFORCE. Onto le -Al- shooly atter Ms completion with .more style. ,,more car! a less of thee Gibmin won the women's about $15.000. State fire Get the facts that prove it! sing's& crieen in the a/mei-war, marshal investigators believed both SW. • Teno*--- Aesoetatatin toureanuent, fores may have been set by an .Robeet Ryland attained his champ- arsonist. LIN'DSEY'S DOROTHY , iorchip .n the men s Chaudet had been secretly mar- NOW MALONE • ried to school teacher Dorothy SHEAFFER'S Mitchell just two weeks before Is the time the bombing, and they planned ERADICATE fieeiat PREVENI to move ;nto the newly repaired 'Hands-Free' . to buy, house this week. Get a * COMING SOON * Paducah residents claimed Stiau-1 stionim PEN tt (let SP EAKIRPHO. was highly respected and ...the finest only -Nit. Gigantic Aerial apparently had no personal en- Fireworks Display THE DESTRUCTIVE emies. 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1956 • air moNpAr A'UGUST 27, 1956 THE LEDGER & TIMES •-mb MURRAY, KY. 0•04,- -0,41•1•0,- PAGE THREW 1=1••••••11111111•••`. SPECIALTY Well and Rug Di ,c" p is the second of four such in his wheat acreage, the fartner The Chairman emphasized taut . terser Company. Call Jesse L.1 pr grams authorise& for wheat and treceives a payment to offset the placing wheat in the Acreage Tucker, Kulsey, Ky., 9200 or A20cMur-'57 Wheat th,,, other "basic" crops, according income he would otherwise have Reserve will not !ethic.' future muNap riC rey 15. • to Mr Roy C. Gray. Chairman received from the diverted acres. %heat acreage allotnic1'• HANGE if the Kentucky Agricultural Sta- WOULD Y01/ IIKE to become: Soil Rank HIRE professional beiutition? Contact. .. bilization and Conservation Com- Blazing Love Affair mittee Winter wheat glowers who OM. owe Emelt Beauty School for infarma- •1 1 1 tion. New class begins Sept. 5. with to take part in the 1957 es rig Available Program Mould call at the County 11•ff 204 South 6th St. Phone 614, S4C ASC office and sign an agreement. eg St 08.1.4 Applications are expected to be The Acreage Reserve program Of 4** 414.W INSURANCE SERVICE. Claude L available toward the end of Aug- 11( now mailable for participation by eala Mille, call now supply all of your ust and must be signed by Sept. farmers for their 1957 winter wheat 001" insurance needs. Life, Fire, Auto, 21. Casualty. please call 754 1058. en- Estimates given without, obIlja- cation requirements, necessity for The Soil Barth legislation, acted late this spring, authorizes Sitiesessimmemnamam +MI"'wwwlmiredlIntinISIMMMIMMIMIO lion. Offfee over Stubblefield Drug. securing certificate of eligibility, such a program for basic crops AC the special provisions covering rheop Heiman v. EI:itt, FURNISHED APT Staker fed over period, that is, subletting or assigning the con- a 4-year .rican WANTED Ky. AC furnace heat. Private bath At 304 through 1959. Each Acreage Re- HELP COMMONWEALTH OF KY. . tract anciathe Department's regula- Yankees So. 4th St. See Mrs. B. F. Berry serve agreement, however, covers PIANOS. Complete line new and DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS • tion which prohibits the issuance PLEASANT l'IONEY nisking
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rAnr. rem •. • — TAB MOM I Trim — sreRIXTI KY. - MONDAY — AUGUST 27, 1956 se Methodist church at 2.45 and ocial Ca ander Club Nowa 'Activiti99 GAGGED FOR SANITY TRIAL iltee will be picked-up at that S (line Women's Monday. Page Augiust 27 • • • • The American Legion Auxiliary Jo Burkeen, Editor. .. Phone 694-M-4 will meet at the homes of Mrs. ASKS NA/4E CHANGE or 763-1 Weddings Claude Anderson, Hazel, at eight 1"111. o'clock. Mrs. Bill Forres and Mrs. 1 ELIZABETH. N. J. (Ift — Mahran Make Erw,n will be hostesses. Gotizoukouchoukian, 29. of Summit 1Jean Pat Finney And Patricia Evans Is his applied to Union County Cow* to change [PERSONALS]Elton Lee Rogers 'Tuesday, August U his last name to Lewin. Honored At Party Murray Star Chapter No. 433 Married Recently Order of the Eastern Star will Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Swor have [Miss Jean p.ct Finney, .ingest hold bury. N C. after a weeks visit On Her Birthday its regular ineetiag ii the returned to their home in Colum- with dfiughter of Mr. and Mrs Bennie Masonic his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hall at cent o'clock bus, Ohio after visiting her sister. Finney of Farmington. became the rim Patricia Evans . . I.... Hughes .Mr Hughes who is w -4 honored Mrs. Aimed& Farley of Murray. bride of Elton Lee Rogers. son of predessor of chemistry at Catlatia at a party in celebration of her Mr and Mrs. Swor and Mrs Far- College Rudy Rogers and Mrs. Rutile San- Y. ritligUit 29 is transferring to the Cu!. birthday held recertly ley visited their mother. Mrs. derson, of Mayfield. on Saturday- at the City Jane Young will entertain the of William and Mary in Nor- Park Annie Wear August 4. Woodmen Circle Juniors in Louisville. folk. Va., in September. at halt • past seven with a • • • • • o'clock. in the Kirksey picnic and weiner roast from 3 • • • Methodist Games were enjoyed by t it e Prof. and Mrs H. L. Hughes and Church. to 6 o'clock at the home of her Mrs Frances Hillman and group after whih the honoree children. Kaye and David. Rev. 0. E Roseberry performed parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert have granddaughter. Debbie, of Alliance, opened her many nice gifts. Re- returned to their home the double ring ceremony in the Young on the Benton highway. in Sails. Ohio. have returned. home after freshrnents were served. Miss presence of the immediate family All Junior members are invited spending their vacation with Mrs. Evans is the daughter of Mr. and The bride, given in marriage by to attend. Those needing trans- parents. Mr. and Mrs Pat Evans Mrs. her portation please 0 B Geurin. father, wore a street length be in front of • • • • dress of nylon acetate designed Those present and sending gifts - — with a low neck and a torso waist- were Mrs. W. D. Kelly and chil- Mrs Walter Hazen of Alliance. line. Her accessories were of black dren, amine and Gale, of Lone 1111111111 Ohio, has returned home. She has and white. She wore a corsiage of Oak. Mrs. Glavious Rogers and been visiting her sisters. Mrs. 0. white carnations which w-as tied son, Rickie Max. Mrs: Bryan El- Funeral Wreaths 10141.0 B. Geurin and Mr. Geurin of CIP401‘ with white streamers. kins and daughter, Pam Mrs. Ethel Murray, and Mrs. L B. Alexander and Mrs. Finney, Revers. W. J. Sprays and Mr Alexander mother of the Clark, Miss Georgie LEANNE of Paducah and Dunlap $400.00 other bride, wore a frmit of hole lace, of Lone Oak, Miss Joyce Artistically Arrangati *ENDS friends and relatives. THIS STRANGE Wedding Ring $100.00 TUESDAY with white accessories. sad wore Nickles. Wm. Charlie McCuiston scene Is James Merkouris, a bound and gagged In and Superior Judge Clement 13. Nye's Mr. white carrrations Mrs. Sanderson, daughter, Sheila, Mr. a it d court In Loa Angeles. and lifer- and Mrs. Granville Bing- kourls• attorney, P. Basil WHY the bridegroom's mother. chose a airs. George Dunlap of Lone Oak, Lambros. Merhouria Is the defendant ham. 514 South Seventh Street, In a sanity Furches I biege lace dress Mrs, Toss. Mrs. trial, and the judge ordered him bound and gagged ‘. with V:!lite ac- Gulls Knight, Thy are the parents of a ion, Steven to halt his outbursts of ceseories and wore Lassiter and Mr. shouting and profanity. Also, he slugged WANE Granville, weighing a corsage of and. Mrs. Evans the prosecutor. JEWELRY seven pounck and Construction of a soundproof booth with interior 12 white carnations daughter, eatricia. 16th at Poplar — Call 479 STOVER ounces. born on Wednescby. hearing devices was being considered. (international Soundpkoto) Mrs Rogers is a graduate of E. Side Sq. Ph. 193-J HAVE TO August 15 at the Murray Hospital. • • • • lnarrnington High School in the LEAVE class of 1955. Mr. Rogers attended Mrs. Rosalene Weeck has just SAN Synuania High School and served • returned to Murray after a two two years in the United States Isvuoantan• FRANCISCO months' visit with relatives in Army. They are both employed Key 'West Florida. She is visiting Dfl by the Weal Kentucky Lumber CURTISS-WRIGHT her mother Mrs. Sarah Harper, -30w- Company of Murray. F-1121 before leaving September 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will make join her husband who is stationed 1112117 their home at the bride's parents in Munich. Germany with the for the present. llth 'Airborne Division. Mrs Weedk graduated from Murray The ice High -School in the class of 1956. of the First Methodist Church RAC .41=t Revolt . V • met at the church on Monday. + e< Ca August 20. at six thirty o'clock in • Mrs. J. E. Cross the evening. _ _MAME Devotional Speaker Mrs. J. E. Cross was the guest Fer Circle devotional speaker for the even- Meeting ing. 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