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amain"... ;—- Largest Largest Circulation In The Circulation In The ;Tay City; Largest AVA: r City; Largest Circulation- In Circulation In The 1. County web The County United 4 Press, IN OUR 76th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, March 26, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 _ . V01-17:X*1— No. 73_ Spring Concert Civil Disorder Rips Belgium WOLFSON ADDRESSES WARD STOCKHOLDERS Cub Pack Meeting Last Night - Ind Home Planned As Schools Get Big Cut Attended By Many Parents'', : Quality Sunday By WILLIAM ANDERSON The throng's flat defiance of a Cub Pack 45, composed of five Di" Mothers for the five dens United Press Staff Correspondent two-day-old Con on assemblies of dens met last night with Cub- are Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs. Otis BR'JSSELS. Mar M t --Thirty- more than five persons heightened master Bill Adams in charge of the I Valentine. Mrs. Bill Nall. Mrs C. The Vocal Department of [)SE Mur- thousind marching Catholics defy- to the danger point the worst civil program. The meeting was held,C. Lowry. Mrs. Walter Blackburn. ray High School will present a ing an anti-dernonettration decree disorders to hit Belguim since the in the Home & room of gurray An urgent need for three new ring concert entitled "Spring locked in a running street biittle 1950 riots which dethroned High School. Den Mothers was expressed by 'plaeha King in the Murray Hlgih today with police who mounted a Leopold III Adams turned the program over chairman Baker. El boo' Aecheariurn on Sunday 100 cavalry charge and opened up with The 300.000 demonstrators were to Charles Mason. Baker, chairman Cubmaster Kimball displayed akfarch 27 at 4:00 p.m. fare hoses to put down the mass summoned to Brussels by the of the -Cub committee. awards won by the Cub Pack for The program will be under the disorder. Social Christian Party which nod Baker introduced the entire the past year They were a :strea- _direction of Mrs. aloveued Ohla. lay early afternoon more than 30.000 provincial demonstrators al- committee of Hilton 11`yglies. Ie- mer for registtiring the pack on Included in the program will be 400 persons had been arrested. ready had slipped through police atilutional Representative; Louis time and three bells. The bells he Junior Girls Choral Cluh: members. Genckirmes carrying truncheons lines and entered the capital No Rerlick, secretary - treasurer; Hal were for 'increased reda Davis, soprano; Girl's Prints En- and teat gas grenades lined two new attempts at blockade running quality, programs, and functioning Kingins, advancement chairman: emblc: Lochie Bell Overbey, ple- boulevards down which the dem- were reported through the night. Howard 0111a, activities chairman; manpower. ad: Brenida Brandon. contralto: onetrators were marching and tried Belguim was calm at sunrise to- Wilson. Next month the proarran, for Art's Trio: Joe J B. publicity; Otis Valen- Tarry, tenor: Mix- to keep the youths within the nar- day after several days the Cubs will be . forestry, and d of rioting. tine, assistant-Cubmastet and Capt. 1.00 Er-semble; Margaret Atkins, so- row night over 100 lanes The two boulevards run but only on the surltice Behind George Kimbell, the new Cub- conservation. Lag rano: Senior Girl's Choral Club: parallel to each other from the closed doom the leaders of the op- master pareuts attended the meeting. Junkier and Senior Girl's Choral field Place de Brouckere toward the posing camps threatened -battle" Adam,s resigned from the posi- Dave Thornton: scout the North Station. Socialist Foreign Minister Paul ticen of Cubmaster after serving executive was on hand at Fighting broke out Henri Speak, meeting last night and gave the The public is given aecorcrial near the 56. leader at the in that capacity ter, nine time. North Station tfiye a short talk. $1100 nvitation to attend this when the mob tried trade unions, was one of the main All the Cube were dressed in pring invert. to head uptown towards Parka. speakers. the uniform of "knights of the merit, Mounted gendarmes charged roundtable" and a skit was pie- FINANCIER Louts Wolfson, who seeks to win control of Montgomery Ward & Co. from Sewell Avery, ies into the crowd and sent it reeling eenteel about King Arthur. board chairman, is shown on rostrum in New York before a meellng of some 2.800 stockholders. Seat- Shoe Believed back towards the confinement area Leahy, former Notre Dame football coach and now one of his associ- Cubs inducted aa, Bobcats were of the boulevards Aged Lady ed at Wolfson's left Is Frank Jimmy Ringo. Johnny Ringo, ates. The meeting broke Into a hubbub after Wolfson spoke for 90 minutes, and Leahy seized the U.S High pressure fire hoses uere proxies Allen Valentine, Tarrirny Sanders, Panties Would Wolfson said his fide had In excess of 1,000,000 of the CO microphone and declared it over. brought into action to back up To Be Mrs. .. 6.703.932 voting shares, and,, If we win control, in the drat quartet we will boost Ward's quarterly Bill Solomon, Billy Wilson, Steve the cavalry charge. Passes (hnternational Soundphoto) Sexton. Kent Kingins. IN ic pir. Away 11 dividend to 11.20 from the present 75 cents." Jimmy Armed Forces Ignore Leader's Pleas Hashes. Otis Jones, Larry Hester, \atholicC Party Leader Theo nlavid Hall, . Jerry Kimball. Bill ance s Found Melissa Ann Haynes. age 88, died L fevre 'ton in front of the first I Adams. Jimmy Ellis, Jimmy r1.00 By K in Evansville. Indiana. Friday mnr- C THALER male gestieulating for it to atop. March Lion Safety Starts Between The Williams. T'n/ted Press ning. Mrs. Haynes is the widow of The Murray Roselle Sqtaid re- Staff Coresinondent He tams bruehed aside. Those receiving the Bear rank LONDON the late W J Haynes. a former ternel last night after searching tr - Britain dis- Adpaher 300,000 Catholics planned and other awards were Walter closed today that resident of this County. all dev veeterday for the body the to march on the city later toctay Blackburn, also the Gold Arrow; ies has She is survived by: two sons, Roars Vith Ears" School Safety Program of Mrs. Max Nance the Befaalo offered flatly In to reduce its to piotegra a 10-million -dollar pro- Jimmy Kerlick, also the Gold Ar-- armed forces by James C. of Princeton, Indiana. River nee- Linden, Tenneeree. two million men. posed cut in aid to parochial row; Skippy Hale, also the Gold ranee by and Burlin T. Haynes V Evansville J C. Maupin today said that a 300.000 and Britian by shoots At least 7.000 police rein- ..Slarety starts between the ears- under 36 than any disease. Among and Silver Arrows: Jer.my- Oldie Panties 250.000 She is also survived ble six grand- new bleek ladies Pump was under a disarmament forced Snow. Dust plan with troops *nod by Is a new pause but an old idea children, accidents kill more than Tommy Williams, Jimmy Adams, that Russia has rejected. children. thirteen greaa-grandchild- found wedesel against a fence row 'Ptt.. boulevards and the side a -that's to be Planted in the minds the combined total of nine diseases Mike Baker. John Paaco, Bill Nall, k pr. British Minister ren, four great-great-grandchildren to the right of where the body of State Anthony Streets connecting them were blank of children and parents week, most frequently musing death. Steve Tesvenette Ti mmy Venable. end several nephews. By UNITED PRESS this found. The Nutting reve-sled to a press con. with the milling shouting mob About of Max Nance 'KAI Her The March loin roartd over the One object is to remind parents one-third of all serious /any South, Den Chief of Den ference the first full details body will arrive at the J. H. shoe has been tentatively identi- 1,00 of the Chants of "Down with Education nation today with that the Noted killer and (-rip- Physical handreaps are caused by One was congratulated by Cub- new Western Churchill Funeral Home Sunday at snow storms in fied as beloneina to Mrs. Nance disarmament plan Amster Levi Collard" mixed with accidents 12:00 and remain there until the ,sotheuthlawoert.th.and Pler of children - the accident - acciording to safety ex- master Kunball for has .good work The United States has not disclosed the bang of f r ec rack ets Maupin "aid that the current boos, funeral which usfloodstsornisin theinSoutthh7 Is often aided and abetted by the perts In Kentucky about 300 and was presented with insignia the details. France disclosed will be held at 2.00 In the river is very swift and that only yells and whistles And a parent's acts of omiaason. children one through 14 die each to wear on ha uniform. part sant Monday Burial will be in crushing ice jam . ta of them Priday night. Theo were -watt eee.et laves, and other debris flavrftgt untnectigte OMIaalftda., tbe Lone Oak CemettsSaa- Oetterolkligare- alver--4601&-40 be e 1,4.. i....aiy th„„1„4*(4, erms atetdegts..ju4albree as, said thc Efest.'laXie in the einem, clemienstratirm. &lea -Int • titer,,Ackcie - aluomitfr arrangements are incomplete. mited-but the sun 'hone In the almost all childhood adaidents !tour limas that MAY are Per- own specific figures for the first Injured very diffaeult Hospllealsed The J. H. Churchill Funeral far South and in C.alifornia are caused by lack of supervision matiently in)ured. Negotiations time in disarmament talks has Five persons were He said that the river hard wag injured in the Hoene is in charge of the arrange- or lack af instruction." thys Mrs Because of thy seriousness of the propmed that the word's major Freezing rainy End In Another riled hie* with drifts It is pos- cavalry charge and the crowd ments weather plagued Sally Rank-in. Louisville Council. accident toll. die Kentucky Society 1111E7....E1. Dower' reduce the manpower ceil- parted evacuees along sible that the body of Mrs. Nance to allow a clanging arreau- the flooded Tom- And the U S. Department of for Crippled Children will carry Stalemate ings of theiraarmeel forces te: the bigbee River could be buried under': one of lence through to ruth the victims in Mississippi The Health. Education and Welfirre out a safety drive inn-hoots next following levels. these drifts, he said. Vellinteeee to a howprital river chested at 37_3 feet. eight add, week in conjunction with its ATLANTA Mar '26 IP '--Nego- United States, one million to feet above flood in the area are feting up and Pierre Hormel. former minister J. T. Grable Family stave, and flood "If parents understood the ac- rAi etc:- Seal campaign tenons in the nine-state strike 1.500000 men i Russia, one million of education waters covered an down the river banks watering was caught up on the area in north- cident problem and were as con- About 300,000 elementary -and againal the Southern Bell Tele- to 1..500.000 men. Red China, one Boulevard Attend Funeral eastern Mississippi the drifts composed of corn 'stalk,, Bernie Jacquinain and 50 miles long cerned about it as they are about high school pupils will receive phone Co. ended today in another million to 1.50000 men: Britain. raised high by 15 miles wide trees', and other debris, in an effort on the shoulders of At least 1.200 contageous disease, the toll of accident prevention folders to take stalemate 'actompenied by new 660.000 men: and. France. 650.000 the crowd and Mr and Mrs. J. T Grable and Persons were driven from to lamas the body. carried toward their childhood death and disability home and study with their flaretips of bitter squabbling with en daughter Sue have returned to homes The Rascue Squal plans to et- the Place de Brouckere and the rampaging waters could be sharply cut." families Parents and children are the Communications Workers of Red. Requite compromise their home on Poplar street They affected another 1.300 turn today to ir.augurete !mother Accidents take. the lives etch to sign a safety pledge in the America. CIO Nutenv aaid these figures would were called to Jonesboro, Arkansas search Making the trip- yeetental year of more children and adults folder., prepared by the Kentucky The negotiations in the 13-day represent a cut ender present lev- FIVE DAY FORECAST by the death of Mr Grable's father The towering iee lam in the Ni- were Jrain Shraat W 0 Speraer. Advisory CoMmittee for Preven- old strike were recessed pending els of two million men for A T Grable who passed away on agara crushed cottages, piers and Winifred Alhson. Paid rinsi Theh tion of Accidents Pupils will re- the calling of a new 5(421(41 by the s r United States 300,000 men By UNITED PRESS Sunday night after an illness of boat holism and trapped power for turn the signed pledge to Srhool US. Conciliation and Mediation rowels Faance. and MOW men for Brit- Kentucky -Temperatures for more than four and one-half years. installations, srnall boats and Whar- Mouoin said that the riennie the Grable resident ves An Army helicopter Many Hear This safety pia-gram developed Set-vice ain five - day period. Saturday Mr was a former attempted In the area were yea, rooneretisie to two years ago horn a purely fund- The company charged- meantive The Soviet Union has refused to Through Wednesday will average of Ballard County. Kentucky Pvt. blast out the massive ism by and that the search was eon- raiong appeal in schools, because that the latest outbreak of vandal- $1.00 any what such a cut would leave eight to ten degrees below the and Mrs Billy Joe Young of lowering 50-pound dynamite ohar- 'tinning _today , by persons there. the Kentucky Society for Crippled Ian in which major trunk lines It with has seasonal normal of 51. Turning Clarksville, Tennessee were also in ges Into the heaving ice Bill The community was shacked on reiected the Western Ladd Children realized its r.b wait in were cut Thursday night bore the plan, and has revived its old' de- colder tomight and Sunday, ris- Jonesboro Mrs. Young is the At El Paso. Tex. a jet recon- hearing of the deaths of Mr. and naiseence ----- prevention at crippling as well "earmarks of a planned. organized an., for a flat ,one-thfrel ?ernes- ing ternpeiutures Tuesday and former Miss Mollye (arable.. bomber crashed in a The. Mai. Nance and Noah Smith. as A large crowd attended the. open as. in rehabilitation of those al- the-board cut in Wednesday Precipitation one-half fierce duet norm, killing its three sad coordinated asimults." they were returning last /hurray troll) levels 'for meeting of the Zeta to crew members A second plane, Denartment ready crippled by accidents and union eharges‘the clovenv with everybody. three-fourths inch, with rain South Carolina shows a iriver of night from an. automobile stsetion Murray Woman's Club Thursday all other causes. using "armed strike breakers." Jules Morel the French delegate or snow recurring tonight and 10 points under a demerit point a stet Navy trainer, was reported in Columbia. Tennessee. The bodies night to hear Bill Ladd. columnist Home !safety is one phase of to the talks which have been und- possibly again Tuesday or Wed- system before revolking his driving to have crashed near El Paso with ratan Resents Charge of Max Nance and NO:0) Smith for The Courier-Journal accident prevention taken up in erway here for almost a month he- nesday. permit. two men aboard G E. Gill. CWA district strike were recovered Wednesday and Mr Ladd. who writes* "The the folder, for good reason About tween the United States Britain. A tornado struck at White Pine. director. immediatel;" entintered the ;urinal of Smith IA'aei held Almanac" daily, entertained the half the accidents which kill chil- Fhance Russia and Canada. pointed Tenn . rtamereang several homes. that the aniana:neither believes in yesterday. grout', with numerous dories as dren tinder 15 happen at home. nut that Russia now has the And a forest fire which already I nor .condO'nee vandalism" and "we ••,Tha body of Nanae Is. tieing well 25 serious comments on youth Biggest of all home kitten'. two lareest army in the world This Week's Balance Sheet swerst ems acres near Whiteville. resent the "imnliaation of the corn- held at Friendship. Tenneesee. the guidance work in the community. year! am. When 141 ehildren died Since this is sna he said the one. N. C. was just hrneeht tinder con- roe.. statement." home of Mrs. Nance's parents. If His question. "Wduld the nresident in home atnipa. were fire and hied cut would leave the Soviet trol - but still blared -"danger- The four atteckc en cableaThurie her body is found soon the funer- of the United States in the year mechanical miff-ration. Fire is a ith. 3.50000d en - more men than ously.a %ay night disrupted circuits of als will be held at the sarge lime. - In The Hot And Cold Wars 2000 be within the range of the big injury threat too. but cliildren 'he U. S. Britain ana France Winter weather hit the nation's redio networks perm and press - If hit. It is aliened to seal the mid-section Murray Club and those attending apparently learn • to be wary- of rombined %Iliad have undei their Snow end cold tern- Okla-ire lines and other leased casket until eueh time as her • the meeting last night"*". proved fire and heat before they learn respond ' oeratures swept wide areas from wire., both government and pri- body found. By CHARLES M. MeCANN thaw. regarded as a supporter of though-pmeekine to his is Seek 'Fair Miasma' the Great Plains to the Ohio Val- audience to avoid other accident clawing vate, the company said United Peelle Staff Correspondent ousted Premier Georgi M Malen- He - ley in Teems the emphasized that we ahotilik be braterlala and situationa • Super-via- Nutting sal3 the West's plan pro- The week's good and bad news kov Artie erad 'Arnarently al beret two crews certain to open the &am- and give ton. or lack of it, contributes too, r,411teR reductions that "would (-stab- on poured. southward, accompanied by of epeeists were involved and they Elan K. Tvlor In the intermatiorral balance sheet: the guidance that a seeing man tar ,p a fair balance of forces be- The Bad winds up to 40 TOPS an hmir. For fnitance. surveys recently tart out of service about 1.000 long woman needs in the Armored Force tween Hilt East and West. and The Good I. Secretary of State John Fos- The tempemture dropped at Abi- formative years. ""Pieled by. the ACTi"4 1 v""1""-dietance circuits, the company aad break up the mass armies of .1. President Elaerrhyrwer said ter Dulles warned that the Chinese lene from a high of 62 to -23 in vention Sectain of the state. Health said. • The Zeta Department chairman. Camp Desert Rock Nmv -PFC . world". that "exploratory talks" could be Communerts are an "acute and less than 24 hours Department show injury :from fire The company- said OOP romp hit Mrs. John Pasco. opened the meet- Din K Taylor. 22 son of Mr. • at hg shared the view expressed held by the United States, Britain. imminent- threat to peace. Chi- Below freezing temperatures ex- declined sharply between the ages line in Georgia near MeDanough ing with a welcome for all the ▪ and Mrs.J. T. Taylor. Route 4. aiday night 'try U. S. Delegate France and Russia after the ratifi- nese Red leaders. Dullest said. tended from Albany, N. Y south- of four and 10 Injuries from falls. at about the ante another cot a guestsMrs M. C Ellis Murray is one if 800 soldiers. ramea Wadsworth In this. Wads- esteem of the Germern armament argem to be dizzy with •IlleCeM5' westward to Austin. Tex.. and up gave the blows and cuts st*ed at about invocationMrs ' line just north nit Griffin. Then one scheduled to' take pert in a tei ti- "...rib pointed out that Russia with treaties The President wheewing along the Continental Divide. pro- the rime level for 0. to 14 'year !mid that They are an eggreealye crew amearently drove th Palmetto me' armored taiilk force meneuver fr gram chairman, introduced Mrs. ti proposal for a flat one-third the Rueniarre showed good faith, fanaticism. he said. which is rear 44.nSd.enow iLtot.444.00• five irnicaltzt di„ecttip,ownexe olds as for tots and another to Conyers. each to Ladd. ishe .accompanied her during the current aternic testa et wee trying to S0-. mesh Macy might lead eventually trdscent of Ararat ?filler hus- -Way' Peshapit because pore band to Murray. and the sipesiker. tear- Mara - ratates.. the aronmeareath let supremacy in mass armies to a format conference in which 2. Southern Vivn Nam In Indo- Iowa to Ohio and children alike are mu ti more The Music Department Chorus Part of the Army's Exercise Des- he and the heads of the British. china was threatened with chaos. careful about fire than abeut 102S opened the program with threi^ Union Counter Chars-es ert Rock VI. the reek forte will French and Ruisien governments Leaders' of three powerful religious obviously dangerous materials .and • numbers, -The Went:met Club ..We would be the last to deny watch an atomic blast front tren- • WEATHER would seek to ease world tennions. colitical seen, demankled in an ill- activities. Hence the contirmed each 20c Luther Young Creed". "Skip To My Lou". and I thee the move to dieeredil the ches and tanks. After the buret. 2 Final ratification of the treat- American highs in the number of falls from tannum that -supported "May Day". union is well-ntanned and well-ro- The troops and tank. will move REPORT ies prtheedirre for the arming of Premier Nen Dinh, Diem reorgan- rieltety swim, in opera, foundatioos Now On Okinawa Hosteeses for the meeting were: notiaretad" Waif dintesands .1.-6.a les' near to Ground Zero aa Is each 25( Wee Germany as part of the free ire his. government. and the like, and in the number giving then, --- Mrs. Louis C. Ryan. chairman: rinatei OFIla, breaker. in the are,. safely feasible. world's e &lenge against Russian more power. The sect leaders were Fort 'Buckner, Okinawa - Ar- in( pertraanently injuneus blows. Mrs. Glenn, C. Hodges, Mrs C C. mans- of them armed." Gal Taylor. who attended Freed-Tar- each aggreenion seemed (tertian at last. reported have rebuffed an my leuther cuts and bone breakage 49c to offer Peet E. Young. son Lowry. Mrs. Rob Huie: Mrs. Joe roureereel "We herdly know %seed demon College in Hendersan. Tenn. The French Senate was expected by Gen J Ismetori Collins, of and 'sty 0OW. special Mr. Mr*. I. E. Young Bilker Littleton: Mrs: Alfred Lind- to retract next" is regularly gationed -at Camp to approve ratification tonight The'United THEY CAN STAND IT States envoy. to mediate Route 2. Murray. recently arrived eey, Jr.: and Mrs. A. D Wallace. Smahern Bell. Caill. said. can he Irwin. Caltf. where, he is a creek National Assembly already dispute. uqd Live had ap- the on Okinawa and is now a member NEW YORK eit -.General Mo- pv.-..eted to us. "all mete of eh- in Company C of the 72Id Tank proved the . treaties. President 3 Moe announeed ow that This- of the ityukyue -Conmend • MEDAL. PRESENTED • tors Corp paid a g5 fink Friday yeteireearv moves.' in an effort to Batashon He ho' been in the Sy 1L7 NiaEll PRESS Theodor Heusi of the West Ger- its sit .and seven satellites. ie East- A strong U S outpost in, the for yrolattrig a al:yore-old statute fon puterce,pfterrtion golly _from liege SeuiliWest KOritacky Moony- man Republic signed the ratifies- ern lairope had agreed to create. Far Mart. Otrinuons is totaled off• FT CAMPBELL elt - Ma) against working on Seaday the Avat thot the carirnmey pro- timely. winds and much colder lion bills for his country after a unified military eommand. to The coast of China between For- GPO Wayne C Smith, commander An unidentified person correpliin- se-keel the strike by releeting ar- BE PREPARED HI snow flurries today. highest their passage by Parliament become operative upein the final enoon and the southern tip of Ja- of the 11th Airborne Division here. ed reterely to police that some teratretion PITTSBURGH Some lig 20 Cloudy. a few 'mow flur- 3. A sort of ensnaring crisis in ratifitation Of 'the Welt rman pan has been awarded the nation's General Mdtore employee were at Tha company has claimed that ambulance duty policemen will be- and colder tonight. lowest 10 the Soviet government lessened the rearmament treaties Though the latiente Young, a pole linemen second highest medal for valor in aork in the company's offiaes on itninn obiectians to a no-et-rata gin a short eminse Ita "midwifery" e IS. Sunday partly cloudy and danger that the Kremhn might entellitie armies were already un- in- Headqiiarters Onmpany of the the Korean War Sanctity A patrolman investigated catiC° are a meter obetaele to next week iutte cold take its 'tough" international pol- der effective Soviet control, the command's Sieral Service. enter- Smith vans presented the Dis- and found 78 persons working asereeng on is wawa ineeentP which Safety Direator David Mum, icy beyond the weird stage. Indi- new action as a move toward ed the Army lest July and COM" tinguished service Cross for "ex- The firm has assets Of more than , tihg st-irsTaa lotion •4•.1 does rot intend to -compete with - TEMPERATURES imfon cations that a urge was in prog- Integrating th satellite countries pleted' basic' training at Fort Knox billion High Yesterday is 4iaordinary heroism" in the Tri- 5 dollars A company strokes would accent tha clause. or/waled the •medical profetssian, but waots ress included the ousting of Min. even mitre' rnmiletely watt the So- Ky. Re was hun stationed ,at angle Hill offensive in the vicinity man said he thought General officers to be "well prepared Kw Low Last Night Mo- it inclucka machinery for arbitra- MiirMil 13 igter of Culture 11e5555=5a.'11 Geoigi F. Alegana viet Union. Camp Gordon, Ga, of teumtiwa, Korea. would survive: tion of disputes. emergencies."

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PAGE TWO THE U. kiER AND TIMES, !t-iltR AY, KENOCKYT SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1955 THE' LEDGER '13L TIMES TV Schedule John 191. Wesley iti.laliLD LEDs.tat A IlMan PUBLISHING ('OMP1NI, 1. WS.C L, .TV N.11h1. a lit t_ .•... A .0, (Continued tau-es-tie: uctooer front tack) 11126. gnu tne West ne atucklan. J anuar) ti.a0 194'2 Touclidow 0 :a. viaw Film To Be 6:45, News Caravan 7:00 Jack JAML L. wILLIAMs, PUBLISHER Carson - 7:30 1-1.e of Riley Shown ee re;erve the right 8:00 Here to resect any Advertising. Letters to the Editor. Big Story ar eumc ;.erias Wlitch in our opliuon are not fur the best sot:test 0: our readers e. The new motion . nos. .-oci Latin CI..., picture "Joh. 9:00 Gael! Wesley" is coming to Mrray 'A rioNAL RIF.PlaSk.NTATIVES. Fight* . WALLACE WITMER CO., 1348 9:45 Jotball It will be shown at aten.pa-a. Thia Week the New 1160 Park Ave., New York; ain N Michooia. ttrOD Gator Hope Methodist Cliurch 4% of the Week on March , e. 01 Bola ston St.. Boston. 27 at 10 30 Your Esso Reporter 7 o'clock pin.. according A.41.SCHIr11ON 10 Sport. to the pastor. Rev. Wm kL1T.IS. B) Lerner in Murray. Roundap Haybui ri per week la.. pet 11:01) Gentry. &auto ise in Cairows) anti Tonight IIVIAIFIC ad.loinaig 0,-ttulLee. Pvt. year Th ate - *3-544 SATURDAY e featur;-length him is in 9:00 Western ttic new atan • Frontle,. 414:1 w a, "Esitarta at 10.00 produced by the the Post ()thee. Mw ray, Kentucky; for transouse a flannel Four Club Radio and Filni I - on AS Commission Second Class Matter 11.00 P.:xlcy Lee Show of 'The Methodist Caur oh in 11:30 Adventure Theatre cooperation with J. sATUIIDA1. 12:00 A.-thur Rank./ MARCH 26. 1955 Chadren't. Gospel Hine ft 12:30 Prep School Paraee -bittigs to the screen for. the lire time the 1243 Canadian Pro Football dynamic and coior- ful 18th 3:15 Tennessee Outdoots century evangelist and educator. Five I ears Ago Toda 3:30 Mr Wizard Jblin Wesley's y' 4:00 Your Legal Right.. miraculous rescue Ledger and Tux-ii File from n burning 430 This Is The Lite house at the age March of five at 26. 1950 the Game the beginnig of the film. 530 Roy Rogers forecasts the dramatic and ev. ntful Most Mule Day activitiks went Dee: Phoebe 1:te which unfolds in this on as usual &spite the sti story of a, man of rai,:.A - rainy beginning this morning threatened Story Theatre then stature to cur- but of tail Mickey impelling influence upon all activities on the traditionally largest shopping Rooney Show his 30 contemporaries • and day' .County: Place The Face upon history. avu Max The Earglien clergyman The scene on Leataran s Spectacviars thought . the stature in the Afternoon presented his veritu7e in 930 Cavalcade of Arne- America as a mis- Why Check different ca look a appearance These Prces than was expected sionary And earlt in the woo H.: Parade to the Indians in ch., -mottling when ocercast Georgia s threatened in betweeh rain. 10 30 restling colog_y_y/as „a failure. ta. According it was the to most businessmen and all concerned, the kind of failure who- day .turtied WI.A( - upenea die door out much better than most had expected. rs..aa t tile to the disc-owe. further? of Plans tor the holding I Castiatied froth bark) a religious certainty he of the annual Calloway County g:su h., Doug Edward, W .1 h The been seeking Because Fair on August .15 and hi ha‘r been made, according we want to News Fu:herm.0e. thi, disc the Callowiy County Fair Board. This year an electrical 6'45 Jane Froman veh...cn .1c:ten Wesley you to have the exposition tell will be held in conjunction With the fair. , up Ray Milland sti aria. ly aft asirmed", ss Show led oar. : Mrs. Fi.orehee Copus.. 71. died afternoon C hmax face mobs best, we handle Friday in 7 3U unafraid and to ri Murray Holwital. lot Four Star 250.000 miles a a held est-taalay at 3 o'clock :39. Ptaynouse. on MN-setback, (bans only... in the Union Ridge Crint•terv. Public Defender ing masses Services ‘ere held in the 9.30: of English pe-1 Union' janage ChugaIi. Name That Tune fn-sm low state of eolotticleel by bro. Leslie C. Lee. moral cha i10:00 Adventures tun Laster sanday tuaset.ed of El si y Queen to strusty and homy up G001111firEAR 21" Muntz at ...entucky: TV . Lake, mai - - - $149 . _• News a inal neat 95 Eg- . 111.4.) lre-athervane Vlethe . anis - grief's rerry Bri4-c Association. 1 association, TIRES (Price Includes Installation) he in co- 10:30 Spor-s 'tonight %awn by the tethargic operation leaders .with

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SATT'RD A Y, MARCH .1'26,. 1966 THE LEDGER AND TIKES, MURRAY. KENTUCKY .RC}1 26, 1955 irAGE.THREP (kind to sell Johnion. Route 7, Frankfurt, In- MONUMENTS, SOUD GRANITE, vicinity of FOR SALE ..P tV.tt! • diana. M26C the College. Call notify Mrs. Jessie Johnson, 61.29C More than one billion passenge, large seltction styles, sizes. Call 1L18-W Loot lk Foamed Trc journeys are made annually W. Sze at Calloway Monument 1.06T SMALL.TAN AND WHITE FUlt Yr! , C A FOR SALE: d WEEK OLD BOXER J British railways, which owe ALLIS works LOST. SHAFFER SNORKLEE male of Ct...1 pups. AKC registered. Phone Vester Orr, owner. West LOST: PEN dog. 14 years old. Finder _le trace., .nd NOTICE 290,000 are made on worsioinner': 1699-W. Turn Venable, 1704 Main St. Near College. AMC TAN a' wurrE PUP'' 111 we neat- Johnson's Grocery. I oontaet C. E Mills, Murray ireale 15 acre crop. $1400 Mil- pert shepparal, part hound. Weighs sawn:gay night. Finder please Route 2. M2S1P tickets in the morning houns for TOM Rubbina ler. IF YOU about 45 lbs lost seam in Farmington. M28P WANT TO RENT A NOTICE. IT'S CLEAN UP TiME ilie one penny a mile. washing - - mechine, cell .Mrs. Rich- Septic tank.s and cess pools pump- . FOR FOR SALE: B-K ROOT BEER ardeon, SALE: 10 HORSE JOHNSON phone 74, A7C ed and cleaned with modern up to motor in Drive Inn and Franchise. A very good dondition. 806 Olive, Crate equipment. All lobe strictly . B. profitable business at a reason- PEE. EASTER SPECIAL: SIX Bailey Sr. Ph. 211. M21311 guaranteed. No job too small. able price Will lease to a reliable poet card photographs and one por service mill L. Davis, phone 189. FOR SALE: ROTARY -POWER person oi persons. For further 8x10 enlargement. only $3.96. Loves Murray, Ky. MOW mower 21', Brig Stratton motor. inhumation write Charles R. Studio, Mti Poplar. AOC NOTICE• FOR LUZIERS, CALL FORRENT Gladys Hale, Broad St. Telephone Notice 445. M26P Dale & Stubblefield FOR RENT: NEW FLOOR SAN SINGER SEWING 104AC RIM tiers. Edgers and Polishers. Call To All Our Customers, Both Old And New And To ,representatave in PRESCRIPTIONS Murray. For 1300, Murray Home & Auto: Altle Sales, Service. Repsir, contact All Other Car And Truck Owners In This Area Loon MAU, 2.1da inlaid Phone FOR RENT: A WELL LOCATED 13113-X-J. Tic house, tutu' big rooms and Oath. CROSSWORD PeIs 134g yard and garden. Has its own PUZZLE "n""'"""'"'s GREENFIELD FABRICS running You hot and cold water. Elec- Are Invited To A mrazu BA'S 3 .r.i East of Money Hwy. 94 tric ts pump. The best den, well ACROSS *8-71.a E-10t,_.:•ranirtn 4013 Brack from a buyiefg trip. !1-21.rits WOW BEItC30 Many Neater. Hardwood floor. Hard 1-Parent m-Hairlees new fabrics to choose from. Open painted (colloq.) 14-Irtial seaport • ceilings. $3"7 50 month. J. evenings until 8 until 6-Trinket 41-Period of time W.0710 1:01U0010 after Eas- Bdd Unerbeck, phone 1086-J 506 I-Citrus fruit VI-Mona rwnedan UMPO AL4AWB dB ter. "Our regular prices are so 10-Flag priest Walnut Street. 51.28P FREE 12-Riser In 64-Conip4ee point !ABM MWAIN RMO low they are sale-Like." M29P CLINIC (iermany 16-/a mistaken • @MAU GIBLICI Yes, folks, in 12-Hiliiard shall 14-Manager DON'T FOR RENT: keeping Our Service Department as up-to- 14-Babylonian 40--ayre bol for FAIL TO REGISTER FOR UNFURNISHED. APT, deity (wisrturn ''9111WPAIRE P the FREE PONY to be given away KO North Stn. Phone 1081 after date as possible, we have 16-Wild cats 41-Wai,nral just installed the complete line 111-Zoet 43-11etai April 30. No obligations. Just 5:00 p. tn. M3OG of the finest 60-Spanish article cowainem liflod19108 register. Johnson . . . 31-Fat of swine 44-One who • .nuAii NWa Grocery, 512 So. 21-Confederst• plunders 12 St., phone 1F15. A9C general 46-Nurround MO,MUMENTS REMEMBER 5$-Moat rational 47-Pi tcher DOWN Murray Marble and granite works. U-Farm animal 411-Poeme 1-Foot water ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES, EN- Builders o: fine memorials for This Is I-So be Iti over half In Matra velopes, up to 10 x 15. Brown century. Porter White, SUN .8 4- 1 ndinntt• clasp envelopes of any size. 11 Mailager. Phone 121. A22C article 6-Edible flab you net .1 clasp envelopes call Motor Testing 4-A I• tract befog at • -llills•ad the Ledger and Times office FOR RENT: THREE ROOM APT. Equipment it-Prefix; down supply department Perfect for Automatic heat. Tel FREE! 530-J. )428C Z 7/ 11-Jog mailing. For Servicing Your Car 7. leo 19 10-Poets No Strings Attached b 7 11-Renovates ti-Simplest it, Nay- , 115-Slatu,s LIVESTOCK IT-Workman 25 IS-Exclusive all MALE HELP WANTED Others MARKET 211-Portnintas Is Man between the age. of 21 ---- - the sun ST. Monday, March 28 24-Cou01•1 to 30 yens", with at least two LOUIS NATIONAL srocK- I #410 14-iteduced to years college educapon or YARDS tin - Livestock.: ii peewee the -Wooden equivalent. Willing to travel Hogs 7.500. Active 25 to 46. cent.. .7/•st •6' 36 in 41 V /..51 con toiner Kentucky higher, sows Steady or Southern Indiana.: to 245 George H. Martin; zone Good starting higher, 180 to 220 lbs 17.50 manager of Sun Electric Corporation, wiH ..4g 59 'S.-Vegetables salary and travel- , to 17 11-Morts ling _expenses. See over five decks choice No. 1 .4\ 14-14einoies Mr. Ellis, and be in our i'top to assist our mechanics in giving your car a complete 0. -._94. 141 16-Gaelic Circulation Representative of 2 at 18.00; 220 to 240 lies 17.25 tO 17--liatatalsal 17.65: 240 to f4 1 314-A hai.• Ste Courier-Journal and Louis- 270 lbs 18.75 to 17J6; analysis which will be absolutely free to you. 15-Rise and MI ville Timeo. at the, Murray 270 tc; 300 lbs 16.25 to 16.75; 140 1 i of wean to 170 lbs 17.25 to 4 qf 41-1"tevoured National Hotel Friday afternoon 17.75. liUWE 450 If tbis analysis shows lb MI-Ira roe ie., lbs down 15 00 to 15.50, any work that your car may Aced, you are erhlordetted or Saturday. • heavier ••••• 10.1.• On. et sows 13.75 to 14.74„..buars • 9.50 to under no obligation whatsoever to us and may 12.00. take your car wham* • ever you wish to have necessary work done. Cattle 760, Calves 500. Cattle about steady; vealers $1' lower: dew-Astalieber yearlings and heifers r commercial and good 18.00 to 21; DRIVE YOUR TO OUR SHOP utility and commercial Cows 12.50 . CAR IN Cwwiettt ts Mien ltdbily. to 15.50; canners and cutters In 010Lbbe.10* by Kai treatewe firwmela to 12.50; bulls steady. Utility CHAPTER THIRTEEN Susan shrugged. bad my fel- the Interior of Midnight Mike's commercial 13.50 to 15.00. cant Monday, March 28 SUSAN averted her own eyes sons." cabin. After awhile against the and cutters 13.00; few prime v. wy they flb,• indifferently, turned from the "It's Andrus, lint It? Susan, wail of the wind another Image ers 31 00; good and choice 23 Trimmed sr* grave and walked toward the gates, what's your interest in that man?" began to form, of someone, him- 29.00; commercial .TRON Quilted thinking hard. The house In which and good 17 in I She said, -I just self, being violently ill in a gutter, 23.00, cull losury royds Jim Andrus had drunk wine on the happen not to and utility 10 to 14.00. I believe and a man, Midnight Mike, taking salved Or etch. he killed Michael Brod- • Sheep 200. Lambi active and: night Roger was killed with Mich- his arm. "Hold up, lad, hold up.' sky." strong. Choice wooled lombs uw, collars,x ed ael Brodsky and • woman was He nad been hanging onto • tele- 24 to Dave's gray-green eyes were 24.50; I for seeserk within reasonable walking of Brod- phone post . . . nothing else, netts.. ;utile 117 lb lamb,, at 2471 slats, dent know, Susan -and :home of Mo. sky's cabin-and that was four Mg more. Presently he fell asleep. leies destrable weight and qua! I don't care. It's Regina I'm think• Si Adds a•.• ilea to the south. There was no He woke shivering. The cold was 20 to 23 40 mostly utility and g4 MURRAY MOTORS. Mg of. INC. She was getting over ' CCU. COT• car around. Lf the woman she had intense. The loft was dark. Night few culls 15 to 16.00; Roger's death, was beginning to aged lh' b(15 West Main YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Murray, Kentucky just left was the right one, now had come. Something had roused strong, cull straighten out - until Andrus to good slaughter had she got here? She must have him . . . He sat up and spoke showed up, and all this happened. ewes 7.00 to 8.00. come by bus, would go back the aloud without any previous mental same way. I don't want her hurt again." 4ATS effort, any COMICIOus NANCY Barry put down the paper he Susan said In a low voice, "Re- "A white house with • white By Ernie Busimaillao was reading and opened the door gina loved him, Dave. I don't think picket fence around a front yard for ner with an indulgent smile. she's ever stopped." .. . a path to a tide door inarked )..„,, WHAT'S GOING. ON IN THE AND wE'RE GIVING- ii1M---. "Satisfied, Susan?" The doctor said, -You must be with white stones . . ." wrong. Regina adored Roger, THERE 2 MASKED A FAREWELL PASTY) She drove slowly back the way he That was all-and there it was. was her life. No man-" -. they had come. Nothing in the Now he knew what to do, what to RIDER IS -Suppose Jun Andrus car view mirror except didn't kill look for. The Wolf Hill inn as a OFF rain. At Roger?" GOING e intersection she pulled Into the beginning, the white house as the Dave said, -Now, Sue, don't curb near • small grooery store. end .. . He unwound blankets, OFF THE worry any more. It's over and dune `I've got to pick up • couple of threw them off arid got stiffly to with. Don't go on thinking about AIR UNTIL' things and I might well it his feet. D as do it, brooding. What here." you need is a • • • NAELXL. T sedative-I'll send something over It was pitch dark out.' Icy rain )111ES There was a bus drawn up later." Ile got into his coat and was changing to straight sleeL across the street.. It was a start- picked up his bag X Lighted windows glimmered faint- ing point. People were climbing Barry left • little later. Susan ly here and there behind veils of 2HING- into the bus. The driver was in a walked out on the porch with him sleet. The sidewalks were empty. doorway, talking to a coupte of and he said, "1 hope you're -E"law/E- not go- An occasional car went past. An.. men. Susan went into the store ing to let this Moines) about An• zys../.raa..4-eat e esse. drus went toward the Wolf Hill Oc She bought ham and cheese and drua interfere with you too much 4 inn and past Use gates in the di-. • run and milk and was getting His hand was on her arm, his nice rection of the flattened-out curve change when the cemetery woman brown eyes on her tact. -I'm • wor- at the summit of the mit Once hove into view, hurrying and clam- ried about you, Susan. 1 wisn there had been • big hotel started bered into the bus as it was get- you'd say you'd marry me." there but it had burned to the Ung ready to take off. Susan was She was very tond of Barry, he ground and all that was left of it LIL' ABNER back in the car when the bus was the best of companions and was a long tunnel boring into solid By Al Gip. started. She followed in its wake. friends. Once she had thought it rock at the base of the cliff with • • might do but that was• tong time /-4'LL TAKE ONE_ THOuGH a niountain of silt choking the end eft 0114:4- AH JEST r Barry picked his car up at the ago. She merely gave her head a LAST SWIM wIF 143LD of it He and Regina and Roger c. 0' SOMPTHIN`if-AH'LL garage shake and smiled. "I love and went back with her to you very had explored the tunnel on the last TI-4' FE LL AS,AFORE USA much, Barry, but BE AUNT AIMIIE, AT $7.00 the house. As she approached it 1 won't marry week-end they had bad together., AH GiTS ON TH' 114104.7 trouble you, and you know IL" ROHM TW CONTESTP: she had with her breathing Roger had gone on ahead, and Re- 1K- 'ear excitement. Barry continued to look T-TRA/N TO .1:H' Jut there was so at her, gina had been nervous. "Don't go 01014M, Mn said with startling ej-u5o4.r-CAKE-BAKi ‘erything was pesteeful. Andrus and unusual In so far, darling. There might be was When they vigor, "Curse that fellow Andrus, .till safe. went en- snakes or something." Roger and CONTEST!,':' )44r I m starting to hate aide, making • dash for it through him," kissed he had made common souse against her cheek and the downpour, Edith was there walked off. her, smiling at each other. It wee getting dark. Susan She surveyed them, her black eyes had There was nothing there now but snapping. earth-" driven her oar into the barn when "Where on a little park overlooking the ctty She got back but Barry Derry's presence Made conceal- was be- and the river and the paloades. hind her. She wanted to ment impossible. "You went to give Jun The drop beyond it was precipitous. Andrus the LOW sne bad bought, that man lirodsicyli funeral! Real- The escalator that had serviced the and more important, the ly. Susan, realiy!- liklith's narrow informa- Hill in the early 1900s had been tion about the cemetery woman armee said that Susan nac always demolished but thete was a path Better wait until it been peculiar, but that there were was lull dark ot sorts dovim the steep northwest before trying anything, she imita. She gala, taughing, "1 only went lace with steps set into it at inter- into the house. hops you won't get into the vals. Andrus found the opening to papers." • • the petillitrid started down. Regina sat on the couch- turning In the loft of the barn Andrus Five minutes later, assisted by the pages of • magazine listlessly. also waited tor darkness to Lome gravity, sodden to the skin and lie had seen Lofting drive off with She merely obeerved in a quiet considerably the worse tor wear ABBIE voice, "You'd better get Out of Susan at a quarter ot three. Short- from vines and whipping branches, an' SLATS By Rankness Van Buren these wet things." Her thoughts ly' after they left, Regina nad gone he reached the flat top of ti Isere obviously elsewhere. She was out, in a raincoat and scarf, lean- railroad embankment 1,000 1. WERE SHE COMES NOW - probably wondering about Andrus, ing against the wind, to- post • low, He found the finsa ,ytAp.IE wrrI4 pail IT'S NOT GOING SO TI.IE IMITATION was. what letter. Watching her return, lie had TO where he was happen- steps, descended them careful EASY OF A GUY DEEP IN HIS ing to Min. To tell her that he was asked himself whether they could and was on a small side street run- KEEPW' MY YAP SHIJT WORK, SLATS.' I. concealed in the loft of the barn take up their interrupted lives ning into one ot the main roads. WHEIJ ABEL'S AROUND. AP ithin a hundred yarda ot than where they had Woken off a yeas rl....SHE'S A KID WHO Andrus looked around, hie eyes wouldn't be any help, Susan de- and a nail ago. To his own sur- half shut-they had grown accus- ,- ' LIKES TO TALK,' cided. prise there was no lift to the idea tonied to the darkness- and saw it It was • good thing she hadn't Leaving the window he threw -the white douse with a white trzt jightUintriwila.trz ialentit himmelt lull Length on the Lot, picket fence enclosing a tront yard. • r cgs.13841. his nand, behind his head, It was jutt as he n tembered it. He dropped in ostensibly for • cup looked dinky ,tra. 4n,%, ,4hqra the other the einba-nkment. Be' ev7:471111 4111116 Red - ear Mieleat. Willgtgadtriastlepty seen the embankment and the 1041- Praflatearat lett lt picket fence the path, edged with fC:4ME "ktlatt4 111.. anat dietafit white atones, led to a aide door, lie kbn nt. Weay oat. night in May, the night before the remembered something else. lie "Bia.an. what were you doing at wedding. So far los brain had pro- had wanted one of the white stones hat cemetery on Midden Street, ik duced only two pictures, a picture at a souvenir, and ,Midnight Mike lii littlat while ago? 1 raw you, a ot the room with the plants and had oblected. patient of mine Lives tear there." the love birds and the women, and 'To Be Cohlisweil,) nafi

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ift •••• 4 :' •911trt., PACE FOUR THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, RENIUCKY SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1955 KEEP THIS HANDY _ 12:30 Channel Five Club TV 1;00 3 Steps to Heaven The LEDGER 1:15 Chaim With Cathy & 1:30 Homemakers Program GUIDE TIMES Television 2:00 Greatest Gift Schedule Week of 2:15 Golden Windows March 28 through April 2 2:30 One Man's Family AS 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe Here It Is At WSM-TV- Nashville 3:00 Hawkins Falls WL AC-TV- Nashville 3:15 First Love MOND II' 2:30 One WMC-TV- Man's Family MONDAY Memphis 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 7:00 Today - 2:45 9:30 See It Now Concerning Miss, hiarloWo • 7:00 The Morning MONDAY 3:45 Modern Romance Miller Bros. 9:00 In.ng Dons School Show 10-00 Foreign Intrigue 6:00 Evening Serenade 3 00 Hawkins Falls 7:25 The Local News & Weather 6.50 Meditation 6.15 News 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 9'30 T:me To Live 3.15 First 10:30 News Frnal Reporter Love 7:30 The Morning 700 Today 4:30 Howdy Doody 9 45 Three Steps To Heaven Show 10:45 Weathervane 6.30 Dinah Shore 3.30 Mr. Sweeney 7:53 Views 500 Time for Trent Ot/ Home The Local News & Weather 10-50 Sports 7 25 Weather 6:45 News Caravan • 345 Modern tiomr Tonight` Wegtherman meet BOO The Morning Show 7-30 Today 7:00 Martha 5:25 11.00 Betty White Show 400 Opry 11 05 Sign Off Raye Matinee 8:25 The Local News 7:56 Today 530- Wild Bill Hickok 11.30 Feather Your Nest & Weather in Memphis 8:00 Fireside Theatre WHAT YOU'VE 415 Let's Find Jut 8:30 600 Evening Serenade BEEN 12-00.e3.evouonal The Morning Show 800 Today 8:30 Circle Theatre Moments 430 Howdy Doody WEDNESDAY 8.55 The Local News & Weather 8:25 News 9:00 Truth 6:15 News Reporter 12.15 Noonday News 5 00 Western or Consequences WAITING Corral 9.00 The Garry Moore 700 The Morning Shear 830 Today 6:30 Dinah Shore FOR i 12:30 Movie Matinee 5:55 Show 9.30 The Falcon Weather Report 9.30 The Arthur 7:25 The Local News 855 6:45 News Caravan 1:30 Kitchen Kollege Godfrey Show & Weather Exercises with Catty 10.00 I Married Joan COO Ratner Of The Jt.r.s.le 10:30 7.30 The 7:00 Groucho Marx IN 2:00 Strike It Rich Morning Show 9:00 Ding Dong School 10:30 News TELEVISION. Greatest Gift 6 30 Edd.e Fisher 7 Shew- 11:00 Valiant Lady -55 The Local Nev. a & Weath 9:30 Storyland 10:40 7:30 1 Led Three Lives 2-15 Golden Windows 6:45 ,r Weather News Caravan 11:15 Love 8-00 The Morning .9:45 8:00 Dragnet 2.30 One Man's Of LIfe Shor Shopping at Home Clete Roberta . lamils 7:00 Life With Elizabeth 8-25 The 'Theatre 11:30 Search For Tomorrow Local News d Weather 10:00 Home Show 1100 Tonight 8.30 2-45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 730 My Little Margie 11:45 The Guiding 8:30 The Morning Show 11:00 Betty, 9:00 Video Playhouse 3 00 Hawkins Fans Light White Show 12:00 Sign Orr 8.00 Kraft Theatre 8 55 The 10:00 Playhouse THE NEW 315 1200 Portia Paces Life Local News & Weather 11:30 Feather Your Neat of Stars lust Love 9.00 This Is o oo Your Life 12:15 The Seeking Hearn The Garry Moore Show 12:00 News 10:30 News 330 Mr. Sweeney 9.30 WEDNESDAY Corliss Archer 12:30 Welcome 9 30 The Arthur Godfrey 12:15 1040 Weather 3.45 Moee:n Romances Travelers Show Farm News '- 10:00 ,I Married Joan 10:30 Strike 10:45 SYLVAMAL 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis It Rich 12:30 Channel Five Club 6:50 Mean/mew. Dollar A Second 400 Opry Matinee 10:30 .. Yoiat. Esso Reporte: 1:30 House Party 1100 Valiant Lady 1:00 3 7:00 11:15 Tonight 4 15 Let's Find Out Steps to Heaven Today 10:45 . Spoicts Roundup 2 00 11:15 Love Of 12;00 Sign LOMBARD 4 30 The Big Payoff Life 1:15 Amy Vanderbilt 7:25 Weather Off Howdy Doody 11.00'. Tionight 11:30 2 30 The Bob Crosby Search For Tomo:row 1:20 Charm with 7.30 Today 5 00 Western Corral Show Cathy FRIDAY 3:00 The Brighter 11:45 The Guiding Light 1:30 Homemakers 765 21" TELEVISION 5 55 Weather RepOrt Day Progrz m Today in Memphis 6:50 Meditation THURSDAY 315 The Secret 12:00 Portia Faces Life 2 00 Greatest 8:00 6.00 Televisrt , Storm Gift Today 71/0 Today 7:00 Today, 3:30 12:15 The Seeking 615 Eddie On Your Account Heart 2:15 Golden Windows 825 News Fisher Show 9:00 Ding Dons 12:30 7:25 Weather Schoo: 4:00 United Nations Welcome Travelers 2:30 One Man's 8.30 Today aset; 6-39.. Playhouse 15 9:30 Family 7:30 Today WITH Time To Live 4.30 Front Row. 1:00 Hobert Q. Lewis 2:45 8.55 6 45 News Caravan Center Concerning Miss Marlowe Exercises with Catny 7:55 Today 9.45 Three Steps To licaven 535 1:30 House in Isfernphls •SENSATIONAL 7 00 Crusader Rabbit Party 3:00 Hawkins Falls 9:00 Ding Dong School HALOLIGHT-71.• Color Spectaculars 10 00 Home 200 8:00 Today eyescornfort 5740 Weathervane Views The Big Payoff 3:15 First Love 9:30 Storyland petnr• from* of light 30 Robert 3dontgomer; 11:00 Betty 8:25 News that White Show 5:45 News Picture 2.30 The Bob Crosby 3.30 World 9:45 has the whole town talking. Presents Show of Mr. Swetiney Shopping at Home 830 Today Sets 11:30 Feather Your Ns: 5:55 300 The Brighter it and you'll wont it! 9 30 Do You Know Wny? Day 345 Modern Romance 10-00 Honte Show Badge 714 12.00 Appointment 3:15 8:55 Exercises with Cathy at Noon 6:00 Abbot & Costella The Secret Storm 4:00 Pinky Lee 1100 Betty • THE 10:00 I Led Three , Lives 12:15 Show White Show 9k00 Ding Dong School NEW SYLVANIA SILVER' Noonday Peewf 6:30 Doug Edwards 330 On Your Account 4:30 11:30 10.30 Your Esso With The Howdy Doody Feather Your Nest 9:30 SCREEN 35 ALUMINIZED Reporter 12-30 Movie Matinee 4:00 Pied Storyland PICTURE 10 45 News Pipers 500 Trrae for Trent 12:00 News l'UltE-weit 1,11 OU see Sports Roundup 1-30 Kitchen 9:45 Shopping at Home these enich 00 Kollege 6-45 Perry Como 415 United Nations 525 Weatherman • brighter pictures. They're Tonight • 10.00 Home Show clearer and 2:00 Greatest Gift 7:00 The George 4:30 Front Row. 12:15 Farm News sharper too. Burns & Grade Center 11:00 You con see the dd. • 2715 Golden Windows 5:35 5:30 Interesting 12:30 Channel Betty White Show femme TUESDAY - Allen Show Crusader Rabbit Peraor Five Club yourself! .2:30 5:40 11:30 Feather Your Ole Man's Family' 7.30 Talent Scouts 5;40 .Weatinoramme--141leves Wrestling Interview 1:00 3 Steps to Heave.) 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At Exchange The FURNITURE & APPLIANCES plea for armed protection if necessary highlighted a stormy 1 -From Pia UNITED nationwide labor picture Wallis The Kitchen To The Parlor" PRESS Drug Two wildcat Murray, strikes ended and a April 3,1955 Kv...... The at, ,aebuond Southern presidontial WE Telephone 5S7 Bell emergency board gave HAVE IT ___ WE WILL GET Telephone company its recorrinnendationa IT culled on po- for settling a ,4?e and state .troosarais today to be six-year-old railroad pay dispute OR IT CAN'T BE HAD ready to But protect a Tennessee ex- Mere was no sign of settle- Hart County Sale Pavilion -hange tram,isostble preket line ment :n a 14-state mar-rad 1 walk- • out. and 2.200 CH) members threat- Horse Cave. Kentucky - Junction 31-E Dale & Stubblefield ened to crappie radio arid televi- and 218 Drug Evergreens, Shrubs sion with a strike as:41rue the Arnerinan and National Broad- Sixth Annual Hart County and Azaleas eanum companies. , Will Bei Open Large Bitterness in the Southern Bell This ,Sunday Stock - strike reached the boiling point at Matyvillie kberdeen Angus Breeders for your Drug, Prescription after the company an- NOTICE and Sundry Needs. nounced it ia'firing workers guilty of WE WILL BE CLOSED from alleged picket line violence ASSOCIATION t 4.11IER t4 r• The CWA. representing 50.000 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. for Church Hour Southern Bell ernployes. charged All sanitary sewers of Murray Sewer 15th at I'oplar - Call -intimidation" 479 and demanded that System are ready for service. Applications "The Best For The company SALE Less" get rid 0(...,"strike- are being received breaking". Workers. and permits issued by this office. After tap has been made to 55FEMALES In Washington. an emergency 5 BULLS city sewer, your plumber shall FRAZEE, beard sent Pre/sent : Eisenhower notify this FAMILIES REPRESENTED-Eulima MELUGIN ha pions office that all Erica; Georgi- & HOLTON for settling a dispute in- of the lateral is ready for nia, Petunia's, volving 24400 -conductors Lady Ida, Blackcap Bessie. Ericas, INSURANCE on most inspection. Only sanitary sewerage will be Queen Mother AGENTS major railroods and 1.500 and many other good Families. brake- received into sewer mains COWS Antonsobik- Ten. and under no AND CALVES-BRED AND OPEN HEIF- Piro Carmody, condition ianChe Order of Railway Condue- will storm or ,surface water be ERS - These Females are carring the tare service of Talaphoas• has Culminated six . yearn of permitted to enter. some of the Top Bulls of the country. S31 lip demands Gatlin' Banally with a threat to etraite of i it doesn't get graduated FLOYD DIVERT, Murray, pay wales Sale Consultant IC•istessaw .\ for conductors and bra kenten trolled MURRAY WATER on & SEWER SYSTEMS the werght of locomotives. R. E. Palmore, Sr. Pres. Keith Jewell, "It Does Maks a Difference The emergency Sale Mgr Who Writ-es Your Issura" board's recom- mendations were not revealed and II. W. Smith, Secy. _are not binding. However. the Rail -

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