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ke excel- launder- tonvenient. h pinking Selected As A Best dges from All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper Largest Circulation In The City First ... Largest with Circulation In Local News The County and Local Pictures United Press IN °OR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April 10, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION -10,100 Vol. LXXVIII No. 86 Tax Cut Talk Is - U. S. SKI PLANE SETS WEIGHT-LIFTINL Wings To Be Presented At Couple Pleads To ift Getting Louder GOC Meeting t Treason Charge t WASHINGTON all -Talk of dined 14 per cent. The The totor t possible tax cuts House United States Air Force spread Wednes- Consumer Study subcommittee announced day in Congress. today that Certificates drafted the report. and Ground,_ NEW YORK 11/, - Jack and U. S. marshals brought gift, It was spurred Observer Corps .the tall, by new cuts in Censorship: Chairman Myra Soble pleaded guilty today balding President John E. Wings have been. awarded to Subic and his red-haired ter , Eisenhower's record Moss of the to charges of conspiring to House Information Lt. Col. John 0. Pasco, Post pay Wife._ both dressed in gray suits, peacetime budget, pushing total subcommittee for Soviet Russia. accused Secretary. Supervisor and to MM. into the- court room • at the call House cuts so far to beyond of J. The New York the Defense Charles E.' Wilson of Hosick, Chief Observer husband and of the criminal calendar. They one billion dollar mark. of the wife were,. sjaeciast ..!.D1417_iers"._lo. block Ps.- 3414:r4AsirtsigAl uisil•slaimesw j .11,y "4=-7_7' -.__zt-,.tilompa.- thigitting ---oefissaineeeewes- - - Your St:MI-Win ;id& Pentagat7Iiiformation. . • - Also, Certificates to transport ocu- marshals. the President Moss is- , and Assistant 9 certainly _would sued ments vital-- tu--the- -national --- Abe statement as his •su Chief Observer Corps GOC Wings Both seemed tThèüñdi a -fur tax -MK next year. He committee A WORLD RECORD GROSS WEIGHT fense of this country to Russia. summoned top Penta- of 111,000 pounds skis-19/12 feet long by 5/12 feet wide They weigh have been awarded to Captain strain, fidgeting nervously with HZ! MI the Democrats should gon Is lifted from snow-covered The pair face a possible beat officials to testify on new and ice-surfaced Lake 1,700 pounds The plane took off from the 24-inch Buel E. Stalls, Group Commander maxi- their fingers. him to the punch. Wilson Bemidji, Minn, by a SKI C-130, a ski-and mum sentence of,, 10 years each The information directives. -wheel thick ice, covered by 12 inches of snow, in a run of of Group No, 1; 1st Lt Roy C. case was - called otit- Rep. Noah Mason. (R-I11.), Postal: version of the C-130 prop-jet propelled Hercules in prison. They will be sentenc- turn a House Appropriations 985 feet. It is designed to improve the mobility of Starks, Group Commander of and William J. Tompkins, member of the tax-writing House Committee transport The craft is equipped with the largest forces ed on May 3. head sources said the Post U. S. armed in the Arctic and Antarctic. Group. No. 2; 1st Lt William HI of the Internal Security Ways & Means Committee, said Office The Division Department has enough Solomon, Group Commander of change • of plea before of the Department of the House was certain to cut the money to keep operating without Group No. 3; and 1st Lt James Federal Judge Richard H. Levet Justice, rose and advised the 38 budget enough for a tax cut this cutbacks after Saturday Youth Group Bennett Lewis. Group came just one day _afLer _Levet court that "Jack _arid Myra ,Soble year. ' " to give Annual Leaves Command- Congress Egg Teachers er of GrOup ruled that -Soble, .haVe decided to withdraw more time to act on an No 4. who Had been their A number of the economy For Convention bloc emergency postal appropriation The formal presentation will undergoing psychiatric treatment, plea of innocent and substitute in the House predicted the cuts be was mentally a plea of bill. But the sources said the made at a meeting of the fit to stand trial. guilty to the second would " pass the three A group of girls billion department has not made Hunt Planned from the First Murray Ground Observer Corps The two had been indicted count of the- 'six-count indict- mark. clear Arrive For Christian Church left whether or not it would. this morn- Thursday night April 11 at 7:00 with Jacob Albam, another New ment." chit despite the talk. the Dem- ing to ...attend the State Christian p.m. in Yorker. on the George Wolf, Foreign Aid: Sen. Russell B. the Calloway County conspiracy charge. attorney for the ocratic leadership gave no The annual Easter Yoiath Convention at the Court Albam, accused couple. sign Lond (D-La.), a Senate Foreign egg hunt Arling- House. unless he changes his told-Levet that it has decided to push for sponsored by the Garden Convention ton Christian Church Awards plea, will he had discussed tax Relations Committee member, Depart- in Lexing- also will be presented stand trial on May the matter with reduction. And ment of ton. They will the Senate- re- charged the administration the Woman's Club will return to Murray to Observers who have complet- 22. his clients, and that he had read mained a -question with be .held Saturday. mark. Even "trying to slip a on Saturday morning, ed the Special Training Course In an atmosphere of mystery, them the complete section ot if permanent give- LOUISVILLE (1.P - Those the House did cut taxes, would away program April 13 at 10:00 o'clock on the Fourth attending were Misses and who have .served the penal law under which they • into military ap- Street looked like a total the Senate- sustain them? club house lawn. a school eor- Annette Parks, Gayle Houston, of twelve hours had been accused. propriations." Long made the ridor between at the GOC Other congressional In case of rain, classes here Wed- Marian Ferguson, Benita Tower in Ten Year Old "I have explained news: statement regarding administra- the. hunt will nesday Mad- the Murray City Park. Wonder all the im- McLeod: Some be held in as thousands of state dox, and plications Democratic sen- tion proposals to the club house. Mildred VanMeter, and All Team Captains are_ urged Jacks and the possible penal- ators lump foreign teachers, arrived for the centen- Mrs. Up Winnings planned to give Scott Mc- military aid All children of •the entire. Howard Nichols. tp submit to the Group ties, and. they indicated ._ to .the, with defense appru- nial -convent-km-44f- the Coin- Leod an -intensive qUestioning Pilat ions. Woman's' Club''yeais cif'. age - KetittlAY manders by Wednesday that theywish to plead guilty," Education Asso'Ciation. April NEW YORK IP - Robert en his nomination as ambassa- and under, are invited. Each 10th the names of all Wolf said. The convedtion Pickup Truck Observers Strom, a 10-year-old car to Ireland comes child is asked to bring opens formally on their teams wonder Levet turned to the Sobles up in the an empty who meet these who lives on and Senate Foreign Easter basket, Thursday. but hundreds of teach- qualifications. scientific teallS and said: Relations COrn- Reds Shattered In and one or two Kills Children a $2.50 _mittee. ers came early to visit monthly allowance, jack- They indicated they part- blooming flowers of any kind. with Following the presentation of "I ask you now, has anyone Italy friends, shop and ed up his quiz earnings to icularly want to question Election Each one will put his get in a little SAFFORD, Ariz. Ut awards, a special training $160.- in the U. S. attorney's office Mc- flower pre-cenvention -A pick- course 000 Tuesday night-the Leod - currently State in the cross on the lawn sight-seeing. up truck plughed will be conducted highest or anyone else , promised you Depar- as he On into a group of for all new Peak ever reached tment Security TURIN, Italy (IT -The most. arrives. while Wednesday's schedule is an children observers. .on a single any thing in return administrator - Easter melodies walking along a quiet All personnel con- TV_ show. for that regarding powerful Communist movement are 8 p.m. meeting of the KEA nected plea." his office's role in the being played. All the favors Dele- side street. killing four of them with the local GOC are outside the Iron gate Assembly at Rob. a 51-Inch. 85-pound fifth CAM" of suicide-victim E Herbert Curtain stood and prizes* will be blooming the Kentucky and critically injuring urged to attend this meeting. In clear voices the SObles, in shaken Hotel, with two oth- grader front the Bronx. Norman. Canadian and nearly shattered flowers, plants or bulbs. J. Marvin Dodson, ers, sheriff's N.Y., turn replied "No." ambassador officers said Wed- added a tentative to Egypt. Wednesday 'xi the._ wake of a The committee executive secretary, presenting $32.000 to ,.his _ The cleric then read the working on the' -- - Mounting/4e serrina Corn: crushing labor election defeat egg .hunt the annual report. on CBS-.TV's "The count of the indictinent The Senate was expected in are Mrs. J. B. Wilson, AK of the dead and one of the Hunger 'Crazed which Italy's largest industrial Proposed amendments 1114,4110,m9pestion" by rattling stated tirvote late Wednesday or Thurs- complex. Mrs. Noble Farris, Mrs. Burgess to the injured were members of "on Or ahdut• January Final returns KEA constitution, - The Dogs throu//ia 4rIet of poserr'ler day on legislation boosting in the shop stew- Parker. Mrs John Ryan, including rais- same family. Kill Child 1942 alai" ...044.../bias to .thc. date corn ard election Mrs. ing the physics. aerodynamics. planting in the of the Fiat auto E. W. Outland, annual dues from 97 Officers identified astrono- ok the return- of the indictment, nation's main Mrs. Verne to those killed my. mathemat.ics (-Gm belt works showed the Communist- Kyle and $10 per member, also will in TOKYO 4/, - Hunger-crazed and electronics. Februarlt- 4. 1957, you did Predictions of passage Mrs D. L. Divelbiss. be the incident Tuesday night as He con- dominated General Confederation presented at the assembly's dogs attacked and killed seven- had clinched $128.000 in win- spire to receive, increased. However, similar leg- meet-- Virginia Bracamonte, 12; Avelino obtain. and of Labor (CGIL) ing. The full year old primary school nings on the program by attempt islation has been defeated won only 211 membership will Bracamonte. 5: Andy student reach- ', to obtain' documents, twice per cent vote on Bracamonte, Yieko Yamatani ine the $61,000 level already this year of the vote, compared Draw And Fire the amendments Thurs- 9; and Patsy Tuesday while twice. writings and photographs in con- in the House. Bracamonte, 7. she Next week, Food with 28 8 last year and 63.2 three day. was playing in the backyard Rob will try to nection with the defense of the Prices. A congressional Pardner, Critically injured were Roberto grab years ago. With Safety Speakers Thursday at the of her home in Wakkanai on an additional $32,000 which United States for delivery report said retail food prices in- Ken- Bracamonte. 8, and Ray Arrellin, to the It was only 34 seats tucky State Fair and Japan's northern island of Hok- would bring him to another 'safe' U. S. S. R. - Russia. creased 16 per cent in the in the 205 Exposition 14. Hospital authorities How do last seat shop stev:ard DALLAS. Tex tilt -The ma- Center sessions said these kaido. Two other children plateau - 9192.000 This you plead, 10 years while prices council. will be Elizabeth two were injured were would guilty or dot gviley'ro paid farm- The chine age has caught Dennis. so seriously bitten Monday. make his undisputed el for defeat reflected the grow- up with Lexington. KEA presi- that quiz cham- In calm voiees, the ,Sobles the same products de- the cold-eyed, tight-lipped they might die within a few pion. Another ing estrangement of workers gun- dent; Norman Cousins, editor Police said about 60 stray youngster, 11-year replied "guilty." man who once of hours. old from the Communist Par walked the dusty the Saturday Review; dogs were chased out of the Leonard Ri-As of Tujunga. t y, streets and Dr. The driver of the truck, largely as a result of of old frontier towns. Robert R. Martin, identi- city in a recent drive Calif., won 9164,000 on t we Oueen Betzins Last Russia's state superin- fied by officers as to rid armed intervention A Dallas inventor has come tendent Antonio Ali- Wakkanai of stray shows. in Hungary. of public instruction. vas, 64. was" anicals. They Day Of An estimated up with a gunfighter who booked in county are roaming Rob's only other Two File Visit 600.000 Communists whips Some 4,700 the nearby hills. TV competitor For teachers and edu- jail pending charges of -one-third of up his two guns and starts firing cators will negligent for sheer volume is Teddy last year's mem- attend the Centennial homicide and Nad- PARIS within 1.3 seconds. driving under the • ler of St. Ilfq -Queen Elizabeth bership-have refused to renew The only Banquet Thursday at 5:45 Louis who amassed thing it doesn't p.m. influence of alcohol. FIVE DAY FORECAST; 1152.000 TI began the last day of her their party cards. do is walk down at the Fairgrounds. on "The 964.000 Chal- City Council three-day the middle of lenge." state visit Wednesday the street and Following the banquet: by hurl insults the By United Press attending a formal reception at its intended vic- centennial pageant. WHAT A tims. "The Open- PRIZE! Kentucky Temperatures at the British Embassy to ing Door," for meet with Claire I.uce at the five . - Two men filed as candidates the carefully selected Raiders Its opponents, as visualized by narrator, day period, Thursday Newsprint Hike.' upper crust Nip will be HOLLYWOOD flA for inventor presented free - The Hol- through Monday, will city council yesterday in the AI the British colony living Arthur C. Ross, are law at Freedom Hall. lywood Women's average Said in .officers • Press Club of- three to seven Justified Democrat Primary election May Paris. who want to test their The pageant, fered degrees below produced by Eb- as a door prize for its the normal 28. according to the- county court . The embassy draw-and-fire prowess. en of 55 degrees. Mild reception was the MSC Henson, Danville, traces annual Men's Day party: "A MONTREAL -P .M. clerk's office. Thinlies The the Thursday, cooler Friday Fox, first event of the busy living gunslinger takes a progress of date with a n d day. education in Ken- a rising young star Saturday. and president of St. Lawrence Corpo- They are Bud l E. Stalls. 407' "The Queen position within six feet of the lucky,. who's liWe change there- meets American the kind of girl you'd after. ration, today defended a March North 5th. and Meritt Marine, Con robot, which is dressed in Precipitation will average Lauris Norstad, supreme shirt, Negro teachers and educators love to take home to your 1 increase of $4 a ton Whitnell Avenue. In OVC trousers and hat. When three-tenths to six-tenths inch in the Alhed commander Meet the ro- will attend mother - if_ Trice in Europe, at KEA sessicips in_ large you dared" Cara shoo:are Thoreday-- 'of newsprinL_ The former holds a __position .. Noestad'e- Marries bot's eyes light up. they step numbers name1i Jikne and er,Ti-CP-quette for the first time this Mansfield. Sunday or Monday. "It was an increase of 3 per With Ward Auto Supply and Is home. Norstad leather year. vigorously op- The Middle Tennessee cent," he told the company's a captain in the air force re= State If the living gunman can noses Britain's cut in its contri- Raiders camedrom hit The Kentucky Teachers shareholders. "Its effect serve. He was instrumental behind in the the robot in a vital Asso- on most in butions to NATO dense last spot within ciation. the Negro U.S. newspapers' establishing forces. event relays yesterday after- 1.3 seconds, equivalent of wa to increase the Murray Flight--; neon Elizabeth a timing eircuit the KEA, Air their Command talked briefly noon to nip the Murray voted. to disband last Safety Program total, costs by a fraction of last fall. State stops and he Planned t)h German won't fire back. But spring Gen Hans Speidel. Thinlies 62/12 to 591i in an and, become part of the one per cent. It *was the second Next Saturday is the deadline new OVC if •ibe doesn't, the mechanical KEA commander of NATO ground duel meet at Cutchin Stadium. and the action was approv- such advance in 56bil nionths or for filing for an office in the forces, madman cuts loose with-both at a British Embassy re- Murray had led practically ed by the formerly all - white By nearly five tcars." • city or county electiens. • the guns. The robot shoots bitinks. Ike For Congress ception Tuesday groint. Approval night. entire day until Middle Ten- Fox said that although "Wash- The two :named are the .only The The reception ipilowed a five- nessee's relay team of Askins. 1,500-member KTA will ington politicians described the ones who have filed for city mile ride along Ryman. have its annual By ROBERT industry as council a check the Seine Jinnette. and Frost VA meeting 'Friday J. SERLING sibilities for having sky-rocket- revealed.- ' River. at Brown United air safety. ing which had been turned the jump on Murray's milers to Revival Memorial CME Church. Press Staff Correspondent It profits." the St. Lawrence To Be was not clear whether the into a spotlighted fairyland take the first with E. T. Buford, WASHINGTON LIP - Corporation's net profit of OVC match of the Bowling President ,board also would have ih• the, Springlike Day , pa weant ry. season. Ore e n. president. Eisenhower plans the au- last five years (1952-56) presiding. to send C(01- thority to order new versus Police Members gres air „traffic estimated half a million Shot Put - Beale, Murray 43.5; . will take a final vote a broad air-safety program control the previous five years showed a Covers Nation Held AtChurch on devices or regulations into Parisians and tourists jammed Bratton Middle: Lane, disbanding at Friday's session. including a proposal to gain of only 2.5 per cent. Murray. create effect, thus superceding the Civil .ery bridge and quay from Mile - Dingwerth, Murray, Galen Martin, former director aerial "superhighways." "The advance was-not made A rarity this season the 447.5; Aeronautics Board and Civil by - a liirfrealides to the Ile St. Louis. Reed, Middle Tennessee; A revival' of the Kentucky Council on The blueprint, drawn up Canadian producers alone n o r spring-like day - arrived A Gibbs, service will begin Hu- by Aeronautics Administration. One over rolling thunder of,Fheers Middle Tennessee. on man Relations, will report the President's aviation has it applied only in the most of the nation today. follow- High Jump - Sunday, night, April 14 at on facilitfes source said the Curtis group U.S. ed the presidential yacht Jinnette, Middle, 7:00 racial integration of schools planning group, would market," he said. "It was made The clear .weather Borde 5.10; Brooks, p.m. in the South Pleasant in provide would like to "give the board came as a Fretigny on its 90-minute Murray; tie for third Grove Kentucky at a 1:30 p.m. for: by all North American news- sudden contrast to three jour- place, Hott Methodist Church. Serv- session some teeth," .but that it did weeks ney. of Murray and Haydon ices Friday. He now holds a -Creation of a powerful print producers and in all world of damaging blizzards. of Ten- will be held each evening. similar in- not . want to step on the toes deadly Along the quays platoons nessee. 440 Run - position in Tennessee. dependent airways m(xiernilation markets. But it is only tornadoes. and flooding of Frost, Middle, Rev. Walter E. Mischke - of of existing federal agencies deal- in the rail*. actors -and 523; Pique, Some 40 section board charged United States: A few singers depicted the Murray; Askins, Mid- Paris. Tennessee will be t h e meetings on with coordinating ing with civil aviation. the wealthiest and showers or snow flur- - history of France, dle. various facets all research in most fortunate market, ries lingered much or it visiting minister and will do the of -education are the field of air Revision Of Rules that out- during the night having to do with 100 Yard Dash scheduled during the safety. cry has again arisen, in West Virginia. eastern wars against - Jinnette, preaching. convention. To handle current air traffic and it is Ohio, Britain. Middle Tenneseee, New officers will be elected -Drastic reirision of present once more the Canadian industry western Pennsylvania and • 10.5; Carlisle, Mr. Mischke is District Super- at more efficiently And safely, the New Murray; Doden. Murray. Friday's closing sessions. Mitchell air traffic rules to eliminate that has been singled out York state. However, Pole intendent of the Paris District of the COrtis group was expected to for amounts Vault - Brooks, Davis. Glasgow, thus far increasing collision menace. detraction as extortionists were under one-tenth Murray. 12.6; the Methodist Church and ranks is un- . recommend swift revisions in and of an tie for second opposed for president. -An aerial "superhighway" law-breakers. inch and forecasters place; Doden of high on the roster in the field present air traffic rules. said skies Murray and Ryman network with certain will clear in the area of Tennessee. of evangelism. He is in high routes re- • The Curtis group would create today. 180 High Hurdles served for planes of similar Weathermen said today's Weather - Carson, demand as spiritual leader. Eldon Allbritten virtual aerial "superhighways" by Teen Town fair Middle. 16.1; speeds. Spring weather pattern will Hogue, Murray; The.public is cordially invited reservina - •differCrit high-density be *marred Cage, Murray. Plan Outlined pnly by a few Report 880 - Dingwerth, to attend allservices during the Is School Gradv.ate routes. for planes with Formal Is Saturday snow flurries in Murray, Edward P. similar extreme northern 203; Frost Middle Ten- vveek. Rev. W7--.L. Hill is pastor Curtis, chairman of speed capacity. New England I the and rain or nessee; Ryman, Middle. planning group and - snow, in Montana. of the church. vice For example. the New York By UNITED PRESS 220 - FORT GORDON, Ga. (AHTNC) presid&q.of.Eastrnen - Jinnette. Middle, 23.5; Kodak. gave Washington airways A spring formal Southwest Kentucky- - Partly -Pvt. Eldon R. Allbritten, Eisenhower would- be dance will be Carisle, Murray; Doden. Murray, son and Republican legis- increased from Cloudy Wednesday TV of Mr. and Mrs. two to six. Some held by the Murray Teen Town. August Wilson Lands night. Thurs- 2 Mile - Cardin, Middle Ten- Gets Hot And Huron Allbritten, lative leaders a "(review of the would mostly New handle only twin-engined according to Norman Hale, di- day cloudy with chance nessee 10.52.6; Reed, Concord. Ky., was graduated plan Tuesday at the White House. Large Mouth Middle, Firemen Called planes while others would be rector of the .project. Bass OA showers. Slowly rising tem- Gibbs, Middle. Discus April 5 from the lineman's course Senate GOP Leader William - Beale, F. for faster four-engined airliners. po; turek High Wednesday 64, fMlirray 133 at the Army's Southeastern Sig- Knowland (Calif.) saicl Sellers August WilsOn 8; Davis, Middle;' The Murray Fire Department afterward Such a system would compare Legeb and the Aristo- of Sycamore low Wednesday night 44. Bratton, nal School. Fort Gordon, Ga. it probably would Street landed Middle. Broad Jump ---,- reported only one be sent•- to tit an atitomotiVe highway crats will provide the music for a six pound and call during The eight-week course Congress with Carlisle, Murray 19.844; Looney, the trained , Thursday. one lane the dance which will be held on three-quarters ounce large mouth Some 5:30 a m. past two days. The call Allbritten reserved for trucks and temperatures: Murray; Hind. Murray. 220 tO construct and main- A source close to the Curtis Saturday night from 8:00 to bass yesterdity. This Louisville, Low was made Tuesday to the resi- tain another for faster private cars. 11:00. brings to Losingtop and Cov- Hurdles - Carson, both open and lead covered group told the United Press Membership twenty-or." the- Middle 25.5; dence at 1622 Farmer to check the By assigning airways according coll4 ,Wqr.Pe i0.14 number. of bass . Ington 4,34. PJducah 44. Bowling Gage, Murray; field communiltion wires and proposed airways a "Rfie That he has 73 Hogue, Murray. on a televisipn set . modernization to aircraft speed, the aPPr. caught this spring. Green •38. London 33 and Hop- Mile which had cables. \ board would Curtis plan Relay - Won by Middle started smoking be more than "just would eliminate Wilson said he used a jack 'kinsville 46. and had been 4111:kitt& entered anothet a current viten, The spring. event Tennessee runners. Askins, Hy- the Army stud)c group." He said held Dual spinner to land the/4 Evansville, taken out, into the' yard for in November tial danger a taster airliner at the Woman's mons-7 Ind., 36. man, Jinnette, Frost. • 1956 and received Congress will be asked to give Club House vrith -4er large .mrrath. He safety. No damage was reported. overhauling a slower one at the members was fishing • basic training at Fort Knox, it definite of the Woman's Ky. authority and respon- same altitude. ChM from the Irvin Cobb boat dock • acting as chaperones. at the ume.

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENT jct... THE LEDGER & TIMES WEDNESDAY — APRIL 10, 1957 4 IPUBLtelttED BY LEDGER A TIMES PUBLISHING Sports Postal Cutbacks COMPANY, Inc. Parade Warren Hacker ' Col.:wild:own of Finch Out 'Wily the Murray Leoger, The Calloway Tunes, and The Exhibition .unes-Heraid, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian. January By OSCAR FRALEY Li. 1942. stymied behind Roy Campanella Uniteci Press Sports Writer and Rube Walker, probably will Cilia Likes The Home Run Ball NEW YORE,,, — "Them as Baseball JAMES C ILLIAMA IMBLISHER— leturn to the minors for intuit and "sti - Teta- -Kubek seasoning. If Campy fails, Ruse- We reserve the right of the New York Yankees to reject any Advertising., Letters to the Editor, and boro will return via airmail. By FRED DOWN triumph over the Baltimore Ori- ar Public Rene Valdes of - Results Voice LLCMS %hie!) in our opinion are not for the best the Brooklyn Rodgers has been getting a United Press Sports Writer oles. sitereat Dodgers arts the af our readers. ' front-running lot of raves from the Giants Warren Hacke r, who was .The Chicago White Sox made pre-season favorites today to but there is a needling question Plagued by the home run ball enly five hits out collected 14 M.%T1ONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE wind up with By UNITED WITNIER CO. 136a Rookie of the as to whether he will lot. Stay- PRESS br meny years, is discovering v.-aiks to take a 6-5 decisiog Mte.rue, Memphia, Tenn. 250 Park Ave., New York; Year honors. lsu7 N. Michigan ing up with him is Curt Barclay, AI Knoxville, why tonCinnau Redleg pitchers over the St. Louis Cardinals. Ave.. Chicago; 84) Bolyston $t., Buster. It actually has been a poor Taus. a 15-game. winner .at Minnea- Washington call it their best triena. Sam Jones, Bob Made and Jim for rookies hoping to 004 029 100-7 13 1 crack the polis. Hacker, who won only three Davis were the pitching culprits Mitered at the Post °nice, Murray, Eentlicky, for trapsrression Cincinnati 400 041 00x-9 11 0 e - - as big league ice. No more than games for the Chicago Cubs Secoad Ciass Chakales, Hernandez (6), Hyde for the Cardinals. Jones was Maner seen of alitan are. expected to Four Promising Philo last season, chalked (8) and Courtney. frHacker,' up his fourth the worst offender, yielding five be in the major league lineups The Phillies, in addition to Law- victory of ,SUBSCRIPTION RATES:, By earner urray, per week rence (6) and the Grapetruit League hits and seven walks and hitting 20c, per en opening. day. - Bouchee and Bowman, are ex- Bailey, Pavletich campa1gn-Tuescia) 111,41..ti 85e. In CaLaway and adjosong co ties, per year $3.50; (6). Winner — 4when the nea- two men. in five frames. ease- The set en -are Kubek, Valdes, pecting burling help from Don Hacker. Loser — legs where, •J.J41., • Chakales. unieashea a barrage of six Anciy Carey bopped an eight- White Sox outfielder Jim Landis, Cardwell and Seth Morehead. HR — Post 2; Bell, homers to °eat the Washington inning homer that enabled the Kansas City second Pittsburgh.looka to -infielder K I usze w sk Yost. baseman Mitt John Senators, 9-7, The Recnegs nave New. York ‘VED:CDAY — APRIL 10, 1957 Powers while Yankees to beat the Graft. • Giant shortstop Andre the Uards. in ad- waliopea a total of nine homers a Milwaukee Braves' Jacksonville Rodgers. first baseman Ed Bou- dition to Smith, count on pitchers benina Hacker this spring and farm club of the aily League, chee aild outfielder Bob Bowman Bob Mabe and Tom Cheney and At Jacksonville, 10 Fla. scoreo 31i runs in the live games 5-4. Mickey Mantle also hurnered Years Ago This Week of the Philtres and possibly - out- second baseman Eddie Kask2. N. York A 001 001 120-5 10 i he's pitched. fur the Yankees and kept his Ledger cc limes toe fielder Bobby Gene Smith of Jcksnvle Sal 010 110 010-4 9 2 Over in the American League, Wally Post blasted two herners spring average at .350. the Cardinals. Kucks, Terry (7) and Berra, two fine catchers are standing and Gus Bell, 'fed Kluszewski, George Brunet and Ken John- Funeral services were Kubek Everybody's Choice' Johnson (7). Hendrickson, Piche conducted Monday afternoon cuscunsulately in line- awaiting irank Robinson and Jerry Lynch sen, optioned out by Kansas Kubek is everybody's choice (6), Raymond (9) and Guldfader. at the Murray Church of Christ for Wade Burke, 71, their chances.. One is Haywaid hit one each as the R-edlegs City only this week, pitched as the Rookie ul the Year. At Winner— Terry. Loser — Piche. who died Saturday night at tne home of his sister, Sullivan of the Red Sox and made it 40 round-trippers seven-hit ball as the Little Ruck Miss this early date, Valdes. a 22- HR—Mantle, Carey. in Sallie _Burke, in Murray. the other is Earl Battey, up from 29 exhibition games. That's Traveiers emoarrassect the parent game winner with Portland last a The sudden windstorm Toronto tn. the White Sox. . pace of 212 over a 154-game Athletics, 5-4. which hit Calloway County season, stands as his top rival. stretch compared to their record- •Satu-rday afteinoon has given eery indication of mount- Eddie Joust and Lefty O'Doul Cleveland expects more pitch- At Lynchburg, Va. POSTMASTER GENERAL Arthur tying total of 221 last season. LAND TRANSFERS ing into- one of the highest damage bills in this section bath named him as the top ing help from southpaw Bud St Louis 000 101 003-5 10 3 E. Surnmerfield tells reporters in Bums Edge Braves ot the country. Pacific Coast Lague graduate. Daley, 11-1 at Indianapolis. Howard Brandon and wife and Chicago A 003 200 001-6 6 1 Washington that he will post- The Yankees are keeping three Stan Filet& who had a 15-4 Ruth to Richard H., White and Bernard Whitnell is the guest this weekof his daugh- Jones. Mabe (6), Davis (8) and pone sharp cuts in postal service, The National League champion others who may make it big, mark with the same club. They're wife Evelyn, lot. ter, Mrs. It B. Landrith. Wilson, Staley (7) pending action by Congress on a Brooklyn Dodgers snapped a Epting and family' of Greenville.•S.C. namely infields also and Howard Brandon and wife Bob Richardson looking bard at outfielder Battey. Winner—Staley. 247,000,000 supplemental appro- four-game losing streak *hen The home of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sherlock of Lind Loser— Ruth to John Ed Johnson and Woody Held and •pitcher Roger Mans and infielder Larry Davis. priations bill for his department they whipped t h e Milwaiikee __ _Louisville_ wim the .zettittg_ Miach_22.for• •the marriage HR—Cunningham. wife Joy, lots. of Al ,Cicolte... Raines. Washington's main rookie next week. Be said that plans to Braves, 5-4, with a four-run plaughtriv. to Herl,Jr., t ,•••••••••••••••••--- son of exMliakeeZ1940-40/A-is---Pelicigctrsgx1T—wli o Mee 1.11.1 ' the Re IF 1-,tv---(4,--fortlerlY sou •aw Fred Kipp, a !Lau a 15-e year at Chattanteiga. X--fat:77ia Beach. Fla. eetl1L ATV:unless the money record crowd of 9,147 at Tulsa, -game of Murray. 20 winner at Montreal, All in a'll'" it's a rather slim Cleveland 000 101 000-2 5 0 Is forthcoming. UnternationalL Okla., saw Charley Neal's bases- while rookie The F&Iaonly .Self Service Grocery has installed a catcher John Roseboro, crop' N. York N 012 100 00x-4 8 0 filled double break up the con- Gray, Tomanek test Hollart.EiTetric Meat Slicer. according to Rudolph Thur- (5), Narieski FEMALES AT ANNAPOLIS? after Warren Spahn in one PLUMBING CO. (7) and Nixon. Worthington, of his few appearances against man, owner: - - Fight Results 603 So. 4th Defense Shuffle Margoneri (8) and Westrum. the Dodgers, yielded - only three St. Winner— Worthington. Loser — ANNAPOLIS, Md. IT — The hits and one run over the first Day bri Nite • Gray. U. S. Naval Academy, which six frames. BLAME ENGINE FAILLRE . 111p Aarlines officials said the en- By UNITED PRESS only recently beat off the at- Al Worthington and Joe- Mar- 1654 945-R40 PALS — A.r F: ff7- erne failed just as the plane , , MIAMI BEACH: Joe tempt of a teen-aged girl to guneri collaborated in a five- o as ptil.ing Up---Trom the runway At Dallas, 'New York 14914. 'stopped Jose Tex. 8 Innings enroll as a cadet, may have hitter as the New --York Giants ci:o •be D( -3 ..t Biskra. a resort'town ;if 36,000 Flores. Chicago N 120 200 21-8 12 3 woman instructors before downed the 1 Havana, 14834, (6). long. Clsveland Indians,. r 7: h,me of the famous -Garden Baltimore 020 000 10-3 5 3 The academy may have to 4-2. Worthington allowed both a: B.,kra. A. -r,.., .V.lah" 200 miles southeast of Drabowsky LOWELL. Mass.: Eddie An: and Neema n. deal with a shortage of Cleveland runs and four hits a , Al;lers. Consuegra (7) COLLEGE drewy. Lowell, Mass.. 152, stop- and Tri- structors by using WAVE offic- in the first seven innings. Ray andos, Pyburn (7). ped Joey Klein, New York, 150 Loser — ers, it was reported Tuesday. A Narleski, working for the first Brown. 130G-GONE, ALMOST (3). HR—Neeman, number of civilian instructors at time since he suffered a broken CLEANERS the academy have been leaving finger on ;larch 13, pitched two FREE Pick-up & 1 Delivery ••••••••••• ••••••••• Fay, ea LONDON: Da v e Charnley, At Tulsa, Okla. for better-paying civilian jobs. hitless innings for the Indians. - it gprar, Expert Dyeing Service Dartford. End. 13434. outpointed Milwaukee 200 000 002-4 10 0 Rookie' Paces Cubs Alteration Joe Lucy. London. 133 Brooklyn 010 000 004-5 8 Cal Neernan, a rookie who still Service 1-2. 1151— 0 MAKAR1OS BRITAIN-BOUND aSpahn, Willey (7)_ hopes to beat out Ray • Katt won British lightweight champ- Valentine WALTER WATERFIELD ionship. • (9) and Crandall. Labin. Podres or Charley Silvera for the Chi- TANANARIVE. Madagascar el 15), Elston t°)---and Cant cuhs'...s:egplar •-cateheng - °wooer -- hhstakos " said 'he RICHMOND. Calif.: Kid Winner— Elston, Loser— Valen- drove in four runs with a homer Cas- plans to go to London shortly '1411 Olive Blvd. Ph, 430 tro, 140. Stockton, Calif., decis- tine. HR— Mathews, Hodges. and two doubles in an 8-3 _ to press for the liberation of ioned Luke Easter, • 139, S a n the Mediterranean island of Cy- Francisco (10). At Little Rock. Ark. . ' Gen. Curtis E. Laney prus from British rule. The Kansas City 013 000 000-4 7 1 bearded Greek Orthodox priest SACRAMENTO. Lt1 Rock So OM 140 Calif.: Tiger 00-x-5 6 2 landed at Tamatave. 150 miles Al Williams. 156. Angeles, McDermott, Blake Los 19 and'northeast of here, Monday night decisioned Milo Savage. Smith. Shantz (5). 1601e, Brunet, John- after the British released him son (7) and Salt Lake City, Utah (10): How- Thomfis. Winner — from 13 months of exile an the ard, King. Nev., drew Brunet. Loser— McDermott. 195. Reno. Sf's 'it. 1:•:!111 ,1 of Mahe. witfc Frankie Daniels. let. Bak- ersfield. IC-alit. (10). _ 4-H News • WHICH FARMER ARE The Junior 4-ii Cluo el Kirk- YOU sey School had a talent ,pro- tram Wedneadae. April 3. at 9 a.m. with the talent being Listed below are examples of 3 different farmers who were approv- furnished by the fourth: fifth and sixth grades. I Gen. Lyman L. Lemeitzer ,d for Conservation Materials by the ASC Office. Miss Betty Jones from the sixth grade opened the program with a reading which was fol- Each farmer to use 20 lbs. Nitrogen, 60 lbs. Phosphate and 40 lbs. lowed with a dance in "rock and roll" fashion by Helen Kay Me- Potash per acre. Each farmer had 10 acres approved. Callen and Phyliss Jones from the filth .gradie A piano was. played by Sandra Belcher. sixth grade. The FARMER 'fourth grade sang "Side- by Side" • (A)-Used 500 lbs. 4-12-8 per acre. Fertilizer -• cost $11.50 follewed b a reading given by A LOOP ' he ASPCA agent Calvin Benfield nr.ars a pooch Janice Perry.- Government pays $5.80, leaving the farmer $5.70 per acre or $57.00 for pre. _sty on fifth floor It ige of the Masonic temple at - Eight of the fifth graders sang 651 West 45th Artet in New York. No one seemed to know how '11. my." Darlene Miller, Judy 10 acres. the dog goSIticre- (Zideenational Soultdpitot0) Key. and Judy Simmons of the sixth grade gave a skit. A piano VtIOE! solo was played by Gail Treas. itxth grade. Gen. George IL Decker The- fifth grade sarrg "On the FARMER (B)-Used 200 lbs. I 0-30-20. Fertilizeic-cost $9.60, Gov- Sunny Side et the Street" and A PENTAGON shuffle, effective also gave a dance. Mary 'Beth July 1, moves Gen. Curtis E. ernment pays $5.80, leaving the farmer $3.80 per acre or $38.00 for 10 Bazzeli frem the sixth 'grade Lemay from Strategic Air played 'a piano solo. The con- Commarid chief to USAF vice acres. He got this-from—his Coop and likedifFoecauseit—was mix- cluding number, "Banana , Bist chief of staff; Gen. Lyman I. Song,' is as sung by ,the sixth Lemnitzer from Far East com- ed -for him. grade with Mary Beth Bazzell at ' mander-in-chief to Army vice the piano. chief of staff; Gen. George li. • Most all of the leaders were ' Decker from deputy command- present The winners will be- er in Europe to Lemnitzer's ----is 4, announced later.' - Far East post. (International) FARMER (C) - Used the proper amounts of Ammonium -• Nitrate, Phosphate anCl.P.Eitash to N , meet the requirement, mixed his own. Fertilizer cost $7.91, Government pays $5.80, leaving the farmer $2.1! per acre or $21.10 for 10 acres.

Farmer (C) came to his Coop and got his ASC order filled because he knew that Pounds 'of plant food was what he wanted to buy, and not paper bags and filler! , Wedding Bells About To Ring? Order Invitations Here Mr. Farmer, when you are in a squeeze go to your Co-op and let it When it is a question of Wed- help ease your burden. ding . invitations or announce- t- ments, we have all the answers ... correct in every detail, truly • worthy of the occasion. See our • samples. Calloway Co. Soil Imp. Ass'n LEDGER & TIMES SERVING FARM FAMILIES SINCE 1935 ' I j ire ,n- Joh tin tl seronct ft-nor of V't L.t1U1 ii.paiited it. iliiicTraatioisr.1,:rusindeict

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WEDNESDAY — APRIL 10, 1957 ____THE Ball aeri.. LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY is ill? And should a judge ignore vance against an electrical com- opinions," the advice of medical one legal expert told IIIP • PAGE 'DIMES Crimes experts pany. Fifteen persons were in- Mrs. Colon Of United Press. "But the judge Jones is home from timore and order such a man to trial? jured by the explosions Nancy Bazzell, On- over a is supreme. He must apply KIRKSEY the hospital at Paducah where • piano soiel-statiey The celebrated case of the the Bazzell 16-year period until Metesky's doctors' knowledge she Has' been taking treatments and Bettie Smith, piano "mad bomber" of Manhattan to the legal Kurksey Sox made V has capture last January 21. system. The and is reported better. 4- H duet; Annette Palmer, piano solo; • Mentally Ill suddenly become psychiatrists c a n collected 14 a classic ex- Confirm Suspicions Route Leona Lawrence, vocal only give their diagnoses. A man 2 James Shelton and family of solo; Nan- i-5 decisiorj ample of this dilemma which All New York took cy Bazzell and it for, fliet can be insane to them but still New Castle, Ky., have returned News Sandra Bedwell, ; Cardinals. increasingly plagues courtrooms that the mad bomber was Dewey to tap dance. indeed be sane 'in the eyes of the Free and family visited Murray where he will again Discussed at a time when crime, mental mad. How Mrs. Yandal de and Jim else to explain his law." their son, Buck Free and family -be associated with his uncle, Wrather and Mrs. illness and pleas of insanity are dangerous acts The Kirksey Senior 4-H Club Kenneth Palmer ling culprits of vengeance Applies To All Cates near Benton Sunday night. Ronald Churchill, in his business. made several all rising. against innocent met Wednesday, April 3, at 10:15 announcements. Jones was NEW YORK U bystanders, the The rule applied to all Howard Miles Beach is seriously ill concerning t h e — Should a \ The mad bombes, meek-looking such Bub Darnell, son of a.m. with Miss Annette Palmer rielding five mentally fact that he invited his own cases dates back Hess at his home. rallies and 4-H camp at Dawson ill criminal be allowed little George Metesky, to the 19th Darnell of near Coldwater presiding at the meeting and hitting to 53, plant- capture by exchanging open let- Century McNaughton and Mrs. Sherwood Potts and Springs. "get away" with case. in husband of the former of near recognizing • his act by ed some 50 bombs in such public ters with a newspaper, Bar- Coldwat,r the parents and the Imes. going 'to a hospital that he Britain. It says that a person bara Washer, has has been ill with the instead ,of places as movie houses and rail- smiled _gone to Cali-- *filers. • WHY d an eight- jail? Who when accused of attempt- should not be found ornia. influenza and has been unable THE FUSS? decides that the man road stations to guilty or His wife will join him Miss Charlotte Garland enabled the avenge a grie- ed murder, looked bored during sent to prison to teach at the Coldwater read LOS ANGELES 19.1 — Mrs. unless he under- ater. School the scripture.- Thirty-four to beat the courtroom proceeding and seem- stands the "nature for two weeks. , mem- Jewell Carr. secretary of the a and quality", bers and five leaders J acksonv hie ed to relish all the publicity? or seriousness, Mr. and Mrs. Clorbitt were pre- •American Ocelot Assn., corn- of his act. tragic new Farless sent. The vice-president ally A panel of three psychiatrists As piece of evidence of Chicago, Ill., gave a nlained that the city's League, interpreted by one legal came have been visit- report on animal confirmed the publie's suspicions. to light. The doctors said ing their the program for 4-H commissioners are unfairly 11SU homered It's expert this would mean, "did parents, Mr. and Mrs. legis- Time To the bomber was Rally Night. Misses Sandra They pronounced Metesky seriously Al Bed- lating against kept his a men- "the bomber realize he was plant- ill Farless and Mr. and Mrs. persons who like tally split personality from a contagious form of well and Janet Like also gave to keep 150. who should ing bombs or did he think tuber- Miles Beach. wild animals as, pets. they culosis which could a report on their committees. 1 Ken John- be in a hospital. were lampshades?" prove fatal. "It all started because somebody Play The question of Art enjoyable program was Ball Byf to everyone's astonishment insanitl could in North Hollywood by Kansas Mullen himself asked if Mete- kept a ba- Manhattan General Sessions become insignificant. presented as follows: Janet Like, boon in eek, pitched Judge sky thought he was planting Read The Classified his apartment," she • Rawlings and John A. Mullen reading. Bettie Smith, piano solo: said. r Little Rock Wilson ordered the lbombs or apples. The judge GLOVES bachelor bomber the parent .... $4.95 to stand trial decided, after hearing Metesky ▪ on a 47-count indictment in- was able to discuss the charge • Louisville Little cluding attertipted League murder. of attempted murder, that the BATS .. • In the eyes of $1.70-$2.45-$3.00 the law, the bomber was "sane enough" to SFERS question is not Whether • the doc- stand trial — that, even though ; and Rawlings Official Little tors consider the bomber wife mental- he was mentally deranged, he :. White and League SHOES $6.45 ly ill. It is whether he knew understood his acts. what he was doing. • The defense vowed to fight Practice BALLS "Doctors can give evidence i and wife and the ruling but meanwhile, a Johnson and from $1.10 • Baseball CAPS . $1.35 _MRS.-ROGIEVELLBACK51 .(Manaipseci Clore* Our -"••••• _ TrLAND 1. 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Robertson has Murray Ladies To Attend Woodmen Circle Mother The hostesses for the prenup- • • • • in the home of Mrs. Autry Farm- -Daughter tial event were Mrs. Elder, Mrs. The Business Guildedelealhe er, on Wells Blvd., at two-thiriy Charge Of Program Convention To Be Held At Bowling Green _ Banquetfleld By Buddy Sykes, and Miss Mary CWF of the First rfirlgtiah so**Initurday, April 13 o'clock. Mrs. John Hamilton has Curtis Smith. Church will meet at the home of The Captain Wendell Clury charge of the program. At Circle Meeting The Hazel chapter at the society is in Bowling Green this FHA The honoree chose to wear for Mrs. W. J Daughters of. the o'clock. , American Revolution will meet The Manic Bell Hayes Circa week assisting The state presi- The Hazel chapter of the occasion a black rayon-ace- • a!' lerniaaaia • F.H.A. at the home of Mrs. Garnett of the Woman's Society sa dent, Mrs. Nola Moltenberry, held its annual Mother tate dress. The bride's mother MUSIC! -Daughter Jones, Vane Street, at two-thirty IT'S ROMANCE SET TO Christian Service of the First with final arrangements. banquet April 2 in wore a brown suit and Mrs. The E the Woman's o'clock. Mrs. John Song-filled! Joyous high-jinx Methodist Church_ held its mon't The Convention opens Thurs- Pickard was attired in a brown Club will o R. Mitchell Club House. "Castle of Dreams" will day • afternoon at one o'clock. plaid dress- 0 cotton. Their cor- Sprunger be cohostess. thly meeting at the church on was the theme with pink, and *eel* • • • • Monday. April 8. at seven-thirty Mrs. Moltenberry will preside. silver as the colors. ' sages were of white carnations, gifts of the hostesses. The Ha , o'clock in the evening. Mayer: ,C. W. tampkin of The basement was decorated Monday, April 15 The gifts were displayed on Chits will"MAtir MetC l/16yd Mrs. Charles Robertson was in Bowling Green will give the .beautifully to carry out the color The Penny Homemakers Club tables decorated with Terri Lee Taylor at one o'clock. charge of the program taken welcome 'address, and Mrs. Lois scheme. The tables were set Mill meet at the Glyce Wells bride and bridesmaid dolls. • • wives tle.".7 from the book. "Missiens USA" Waterfield, Murray national coma with center pieceaa_of pink castles. zalain at ten o'clock, , Punch and cookies were served The Arts asedocuits 1610 his by James W Hoffman. She dis- Mitteewoman. and State welfare in clouds uf angel hair. The * • * • • the guests from a table over- postponed - it/ licuTCheoTF a aws cussed "Our Mission to the Peo- Chairman. Will give the response. mantle Was decorated with a to The Young Women's Sunday laid with a lace cloth and cen- was scheduled to ple On the Move." Mrs. Earl Mrs. Martha Carter, Murray centerpiece of pink blossoms School Class of the First Baptist Douglas discussed "Millions On national committeewoman a n d among burning tapers. The meal tered with an arrangement of Woman's Club H • • the Move." • _ former state manager, will be in was served in pink dishes, and pink hyacinths._ Comfortably charge of the special Memorial pink candles on silver doiles Approximately thirty guests Thursday, s , Eden Resting \ DEAN MARTIN • The chairman of the circle. " service and will preside during were the only light. As an added called between the hours of two The South Mu lank• Isis nisi solo awing a* Mrs. Matt Sparkman, presided as- and four o'clock in the afternuen. -‘4411P, 4 , this ceremony. She will be decoration a large castle hung in ens Club will mee alViSTON sIP Anthony at the meeting. Mrs. Robert • • • — Sir T11o1JSA1VD sisted by the Murray Sorority an angel hair cloud as a back- of Mrs. No letat end,grv.'ent further medical TEN Young gave the devotion on &IAD team and the state officers. fouthn pfforr)ogram themusical . numbers thirty o'cloFF. tests_ Tuesday receiving "get "America." The group sang two • • t ; after Mrs. B. Wall Slelugin. Murray, of the program. Talent Show Given ell" me.ssageg from President BEDROOMS songs. "America the Beautiful"' Cit1cyA 'LlPt *0 litTRODO:GR is national representative *a n d The Wesleyan • **sebower and Secretary of and "America", with Mrs. Roy The program opened with At Meet Of Lynn - state attendant. ..Mrs. Genera WSCS of the *ate john Foster Dulles, Lahey Farmer at the piano. ANNA MARIA ALBERGHETTI Mrs. Goldta McKael Curd Hamlett. Murray, is state chap- Carmaleta Charlton leading the Grove Club Church will mee .eltalstit Clinic Surgeon Richard B. Cat- tranalleaileavget acquainted game MARTIN The slate of new officers was. lain. '• at seven-thirty tell, ehysician in charge of the EVA BARTOK • DEWEY The State Convention of the and group singing. When she The Lynn Grove Junior 4-H • • • presented by Mrs. Roy Farmer Other state officers Who will Muiert medical' team, said that Supreme 'Forest Woodmen Circle are gave the signal, each person Club met Thursday, April 4, in ENDS THURSDAY and were elected. They are Miss take part in the program Friday, Aprl 12 the 59-year old former British will be held on Thursday arid called loudly their first names the' gym' of Lynn Grove High Rubie Smith, chairman; Mies Mrs. Nell Churchwell, Louisville. The North iligner-o*smstiss eseninister, was resting com- Friday. April 11-12, in the Helm Jeanette at the same time.. She then led School with -eDavid Waldrop, VARSITY Lottye Suiter, vice - chairman; first .vice president; Mr.. era Club will meeeestethe orne forfaMy at New England Hos- Hotel. Bowling Green. vice The group in 'four songs while president, calling the meeting to Mrs. Charles Robertson secre- Lindsey. Paducah. second of Mrs. Bun Swann at 1 o'clock. pital. Mrs: Geldia MeKeel Curd: Belton Ronnie Hampton accompanied tary; Miss Mary Lassiter. confer- president; Mrs. Mary Murray. same ATTIfilileedf-.= , -at—the eatie41.0.-aT-he -ssessags "its --a Della Taalor read the Bible ence treasurer: -Mrs. -Min -Ward, sv tetra Rimester.It a a VI Good Time", "Girl of my reading and Darr McDaniel cal- local treasurer. Mrs. Mary Ann Ogden. Slaught- ens. secretary:'Miss Gwen Wallis, Dreams".. "Tell Me Why", and led the • roll. Mrs. Olin Moore and .Miss Nan Butterworth Home Cadiz. treasurer: Mrs.,Mary Tan- "Let Me 'Call you Sweetheart", A talent show was presented Dudley Atkins were guests, Re- . Scene Of .1leeting ner, Russellville..-auditor; Mrs. were chosen for the occasion. bs the members who entered the ‘„CRASS freshments were served by the Frances DeName. Cadiz. captain; Mrs. Ray Brownfield, chapter recant contest. These were the hostesses who .were .Miss Emily Lynn Grove Club Mrs. Arnie Abraham. Louisville, advisor, offered, the blessing. foerth grade quartet composed Wear. Mrs. C. B. Ford. Miss Ruth and Miss Shirley Moulder, Bowl- Suzanne Curd gave the wwelcsme of Diane and Rodney Scott, Patty -Learning to Make Slip Coy- Lassiter, and Miss Mary Lassa. ing Green. musicians. Mrs. Curd to the mothers. The response was McNeely, and Tommy Key; sixth irs' Was the subject of the les- FURNITURE COMPANY s past president. Miss Lorette given by Mrs. T. G. Curd. A de- gfade trio composed of Shelia aon for the meeting of the Lynn • Culver. Murray. has been ap- lieious dinner -was served while Haneline, Della Taylor, and Pat- Grove' Homernak-ees Club f held pointed assistant. attendant. -• the group enjoyed fellowship ty Key; vocal soles by Sandra Miss Aretta Crisp recently at the home of Mrs. Serving on the Sorority 'team with each other. During t h e Wilson. Stevie Story, Judy Dal- invites you to 'Clois Butterworth. _And David Adams from Murray will be Misses Rose meal Ronnie Hampton enter- ton, Vickie Crawford, and Jim- • ,.,,.The/ lesson was given by Mrs. Dyer. Lorna Alexander, Shirley -tamed with soft music at the my Windsor: piano solo by Caro- Married On Sunday 'Leon Chambers and Mrs Ver- Klgore, Glenda Culver, Martha pianos' lyn Orr. The accompanist was non Butterworth who presented Miss Aretta Joyce Cris P; Maupira Norma Jean Curd. Dean Mrs. L. L. Dunn. speaker for Dan McDaniel. _ !, pictures to emphasize their pointsi a very The first prize went to Sandra enjoy the world's daughter of Mr and Mrs. Royce ._Edwards. Pat Cole and A n n the evening. delivered on the selection of material and Crisp. of .Marion. became the Charlton. enjoyable speech on "Daydream- Wilson with the sixth grade trio , the kind of furniture to coeer. bride of David Stewart Adams. Others who will. be attending int." The Glee Club, directed winning second. and Judy Dal- ' Mrs Bill Scott gave .an in- son of Mr and Mrs. Exie Adams as delegates are Mrs.:I:6yd Boyd, by Mrs. B. J. Herrin. presented ton winning third. . teresling landscape lesson telling of Murray, on Sunday. April 7. president of the local grove, Mrs. two numbers ' April Showers" Judy Dalton, reporter • • • • most e group 5the time for planting refreshing sleep Dr. H. C. Chi/es peeformed Katie Stavin Overcast, Mrs. Joe and "It's a Grand Nieht." A Mrs. •Tunyl the ceremony at the First 'Baptist.i aerten. seise:tett:nee. Baker, Mrs. Talmadge Tutt, Mrs. beautiful musical reading, "eau- -. Scherffius gave a report on her. Church at, two o'clock in the 3. McCord, Mrs Lynn Valeta- tiful Dewier" was given las , trip ta Lexingten'to attend Farm i afternoon in the presence of the tine and Mrs. Grant Styles. • Linda Lass ter, PERSONALS I flip p-rein.test mattress invention of all I and Home Week. ' immediate families. Mrs: Rtssesella Outland will go • The president, Martha Dunn • Refreskuneets were served to as a delegate frail the Potter. presented to thirteen members Mr. and Mrs. Billy Max 'Erwin the thirteen members and one'form- i Following the ceremony awn grove, the degrees of achievement. The of Hazel Route Three announce er member. Mrs. Otis Workman. couple left for a southern wed- Mrs. Nancy Sasser; Mi-mtgom- members receiving their junior the birth of a son, Billy Paul, ' The next meeting will be held' ding trip after which 'they well cry. Ala., a national director of 'degrees were: Linda Cooper. weighing nine pounds, born at in the home of Mrs. J. C. Larfila make their home in Toledo, Ohio, the Woodmen Circle. will be the Suzanne Curd. Dianna Ferguson, the Murray Hospital Sunday, employed. • on April 23. where he is infest -speaker at the banquet Carolyn Hughes, Patsy Hughes, April 7. The paternal grand- Friday evening. Mrs.•Moltenber- Jimmie. Knight, Anna L i n n, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hub Perfect Sleeper" state president, will be the Gayle , Nesbitt, Wanda Warren. Erwin. W. C. Paul of Mobile, SMOOTH-TOP •astrnistress. and Miss Moulder. Judy White, and Margaret Wit- Ala.;*is the maternal grandfather. .ate muSician, will be in charge hams. Those receiving their They have one other child. Lorna MATTRESSES AND SOX SPITINGS f the musical program. More chapter degrees were, Betty Wat- Eve sixteen months old.' The s695° for. tall heels or small heels Patten: Guy Law- - east'.3f., delegates, - effieers -sod kilts and Nets Enema -have recently moved to FULL OR TWIN SIZE reservations ins, principal, was .made an - •' - embers -have Made - Murray from Mobile, where Mr. r jukl• Matching box spring soma low price r the banquet. Mrs. Mouten- hotierary member and presented Erwin is engaged in business at eerry announced. with the F.H.A. pin by the feeei- the 641 Slaughter House. Seven drill teams are schedula dent, Martha Dunn. • • • • neves you both program. s Sixty-two members, mothers, ••-1 to take, part in the Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Farless Serb Perfect Sleeper is truly the greatest .7 he Louisville team will officiate and guests were present. The of ' Chicago, Ill..' have been visit- 'or SOFTNESS •• the opening on Thursday aft- meeting was closed by the group ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. mattress invention of all...the only mattress -moon. the Cadiz and the Mur- singing the F.H.A. Prayer song. Al Farless and Mr and Mrs. that gives you both top softness to relax teams will assist with the 'Miles Beach. Mr. Beach is seri- -pecial ceremenies on Thursday INVENTOR DIES ously ill. every muscle and deep support for spine-level • vening and the Memorial en • • • • rest. Patented Sertaliner Construction floats 41s Friday evening. The Lewisburg NEW CANAAN, Conn. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Patterson your weight over all the inner •eani. -under the direction of Mrs_ Funeral services were arranged and daughters of Glasgow, have -springs, as- BLACK Lewis Myers. state president. Tuesday for Robert L. Dame. 82, returned to their home 'after sures you the world's most refreshing sleep. PATENT a ill- present the special _ drill for "inventor of AN, electrical ss,,ck spending several days with Mr. Come in...make the Perfect Sleeper demon- tap oecafien. market quotation Vrairi. DaMe and Mrs. Price Lassiter and .Mr. The Madisenville team will died Monday of a heart attack Patterson's mother whti 'is an t;CEP SUPPORT stration yourself! $8.95 :tsisi with the initiation for the while dining . in a Sanford res- operative patient in the Murray ass of new members, which taurant. Hospital. r sill be held Friday morning. rin(e n Fpin_redisr ariiiad ci4apnIdurr !tile .Tunior teams will assist in the t THIS FIREMAN HAS—A CLOSE CALL Junes!' demenstrationaulasitualts- tic work on Friday afternoon. l a Thursday itvening avill be a re- captain in. the main dining room T h. h- 'el. followed by the- Jun.-a Grad-nation ceremony as will in one mattress! ps' ,t reed by state Manager Gel- li -try Those membeff ted the Junior work. BLACK Ni (-:t.c.ted !state officers will Fa- installed at the closing c,s•ri Friday evening following he harvaiet by the,. Nationel 'Director. Mrs Sasser: Mrs. Clyde $8.95 This SeWman, Ineellne Green. a past. mattAiss odaertiskid nlative,,_, the in- in Ma ,- 'a'ilng chahlaita and .Mrsaajewell Journal of If,. ale(.atin Feiten, also a pest na- Arnerscon Medical aerial rs.pris4.n•atp, e, is now Association If you CS Er in'. e, a lea La:trill! • ..rr.pi.,yrssi as district manager in love ours; Name your height. gal rent,'-,,, serving as installing ADVERTISED IN The Cadiz drill team ntll the •lim jim -nee-etre. eill -'.fTic eac. You'll find your:, in our :Irv... A char*. red bus leas. e LIFE M77frra, Tr-air-day m, mug at r tUy're • a-30 anti r-aorn Fraley evening after tee. con'. silt ion adjourns. Temple !Ill oEs lt Has Regular lleet 'BLUE & MOWN & NV HITE Tt rs. if • 5 : AtP s n S.ss r ti. colomst 4-- $8.95 its..regsdar meeting It the lee, SHOES flan Thurznav., April 4. a* \ en 'aeleek the.'evening. I , Mra Meouna Gregan. worthy • •TI• • .n aid Cnartir Lass-its- itnd ...... r • ry. 1,4: ran isTs'',144, at I • 4.1.0 FOR FEET SAKES" BUY YOUR SHOES AT THE a- pre-a-noel r,y I -.1,•• Hite es l',,r n •,•-id a \ser.-; gi-tn. SS TH00 RF E In • si- tary, read none', FAMILY I ,rt t .t.cl I " MIS FROM THE WINDOWS of a three-story house In Chvlestown. , /Ares a f. t err. in a ladder to a safer combat ventral. linternationalScnmdphoto) ,citl.trtaamoiLesze_ip,eurtd.._ •

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Jones, teach- of WiDNESDAY — the home APRIL 10, 1957 THE LEDGER, TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY Lynn Grove, PAGE ?MI luck. Mrs. J. R. Story HELD AS SUSPECT IN BAR BLAZE Hostess For Meet otk rive, pril 16 Of West Fork WMS WSCS`01 the Jrch will meet Mrs. J. R. Story opened her home . Autry Farm- on Farmer Avenue for the meeting of the at two-thiriY Woman's Mis- 11E DESTRUCTIVE TERI•411, Hamilton has sionary Society of the West Fork ogram. Baptist Church held on Thurs- • Is per word for ono day, minimum of 17 words for 110s - Sc par word for thraw days._ Clagairied ada are payable In advance. day, April 4, at seven o'clock in FREE INSPECTION the evening. "Carver School: A Source of TO MUSIC! room apartment in duplex at TERMITES Blessing" was the theme of the high-jinx! FOR SALE:— I 1N1 Miller Avenue. $35. W. Z. Agrees To Eat Is or NOTICE 1 Royal Service program presented Caorter, phone 379-J. AlOC —Licensed and Insured— Juniper If Loses with Mrs. Story in charge. Oth- I PIANOS, new and used. Seiburn SINGER SEWING Machine rep- IF YOU WANT to rent a wash- ers taking part were Mrs. Rich- San. Kelley White, 403 Chestnut St., Murray, resentative in Murray. F9r sdles, DEADWOOD, S. D. "-— A ard Armstrong, Mrs. Bobby ing machine for 30 days., call Phora. .141 Ky. big game biologist Al2P service and repair. Contact Mr. M. G. Richardson, phone 74. offers to settle Johnson, Mrs. Festus Story, Mrs. A. M. Dugan, N. 16th Ex. Phone an argument by eating juniper if Jack Norsworthy, and Mrs. Leota LOOK Home Owners! 10 AlOC Alum 22504. A16C he loses. Norsworthy. . windows, 1 door for $199 Kelley's Pest instal- FURNISHED APT., two roomr Les Berner of the stare's game Refreshmeuts were served by le Alum awning any size for MONUMENTS with bath. See W. P. Dulaney,. commission codended that deer Mrs. Story to the following: Mrs. Control • $17 up. Hume Comfort Co., 18th Murray Marble & Granite Works, 1112 Olive. Phone 1123-W.-AI1C do more damage to juniper B. K Trevathan, Mrs. Larue • and Main St. Phone 1303. M,4C builders of fine memorials for bushes than rodetits. Members of Sledd, Miss Maxine Horton, and MODERN 6 Room Duplex apart- •SEWING over half century. Porter White, the Black Hills Gun and Rod the ladies takng part in the pro- MACHINES, Necch ment, one block from college on club disagreed. Domestic, Brother. Repair all Manager. Phone 121. A22C gram. WIN North 14th St. Call 332-M. Al2P Berner makes. Write or call Allen's proposed- the argument The May meeting will be held THE EZELL Beauty School will be settled. Sewing Machine Ex., 210 S. 4th., by fencing off some at the home of Mrs. Sledd. be closed Monday and Tuesday deer-nibbled • • * * USAND Paducah. Dial 2-8900 or Murray SERVICES OFFERED juniper bushes. He phone of next week for State Board promised to- eat the juniper if it VASS YOU DERE CHOLLY? 1091. M5C 1 COMS Examinations ill Louis:die. The hasn't improved within two years. FOUR BUS school will be open LAWN MOWERS sharpened, To ROCKFORD, Ill. - Magis- Erica.° GR BODIES, ideal for again Wed- best cook macaroni, spaghetti or BARTENDER Larry Fenton (left) points to Clyde Rates (right), 36, as line of key trate Stuart Nordquist let "Char- &Wage or lake camps, $100 each. nesday for business . M8C blanks, Ha % e an extra noodles speedily and "just right," one otiour 'men suspected of starting a fire in tne Mecca Club bar, key made. If you ley" Frakes, 20, of Marion, Iowa, Bates ERGHETTI Irestern Kentucky Stages. Phone have pad lucks bring 3 cups of water to a boil, Los Angeles, causing the death of six persons. Police say I AM CARETAKER of with no keys bring 'off with a reprimand for illegally incident, but 456. AlOC Elm Grove them to Hale add four ounces of the, noodles admits being in the club at the time of the tragic • NEY MARTIN Cemetery also chairman of fin- Lock Shop, located at. Ray wearing Army insignia. He added with starting the fire. According to one Mad- and 2 teaspoons of salt; cook ex- denied haVITiranything to do 2 GO used washing machines, ance committee for 1957. Please dox Work Shop, 410 a $50 fine when he discovered apparently enraged at beteg eected from the bar, JRSDAY N. 5th St. actly 2 minutes, stirring 'rapidly, report, three men, guaran eed to be in ifood shape. see me in person or send ceme- in Murray. Al2P "Chancy" was really Miss Char- returned and poured inflammable liquid on the floor and touched it - hen remove from the heat and M. G. Richardson, phone 74. tery fee's to Cohen Outland, Rt. lotte Frakes. match. It made human torches of five men and a woman. iITY :et stand 10 minutes. of with. _ AlOC 6, Murray, Ky. Al2P The Girl Scout and Girl Guide Pupils Can Read - Yesterd•y's PuZZIO organizations in 35- countries Answer to PAIR GOOD work CROSSWORD PUZZLE mules. Sykes r'OR HAULING and also pail-it- At High Speed around the world work together Ni A'i LE':IR Q, Br-osA.be7--Co.,-Phorre 388 --A1tC -trig call Bob Moore, 416A161? 'hrough the ACROSS 117E1- SA kli...0S RT u World Association of 311,6--7 -N,,illel blya n married Girl Guides and Girl Scouts WE CLEAN Wallpa-per, painted to 1—Sharp Pala AT VA C H ''' R A.P illEJACK riELI,EVUE, Neb. -‘171---' Three 5—Music: as 3S—ii.Floonuer -• TV antenna installed which they all belong., Regard- 40—Kind of cheesea RIP TWAIN ESE walls rugs, upholstery, hardwood pupils at the public high school Written cheap. Phone 1940 evenings. leas of differences of language, 8—Matured 41—Symbol for TH:11 ,0A L I LAA LA CTI;ig,ERTsTe and tile floors. Phone Jesse L. here can read a. speeds of. 6,000 12—Exchange Al1C religion, and cultural patterns, 43—Quiet! Iv 0.4‘,1,T HEER N Tucker, 1936-W. Al2C words or more -a minute, Dr. Har- pre1111111T1 members .of all these ,organiza- 13—i-null bird 44—Mound ry Johnson," of the University 14—Accomplished • 45-1'xciamation of tions OUTDOOR.Gyin -set, 10 ItAtain- observe the same Scout 15—Part of face 47—Organ of Ti-IER SOPS Omaha reported. hearing E lens steel slide. Call RENT laws anci use the trefoil emblem. 16—Military school GA EOSIN 1113-J or FOR Johnson said he student 49— which NIT recalled ex- see at 210 N. 12th. causes, ferment SA,I L RANEE TE Al2C the pupils, IS—Poem said Norman Jean 19—Pron.,un ti—Equality L GRESSsEloSTA 1 E.3„ 3 ROOM HOUSE, 1638 W. Olive 85-year-old 20—Lavish 62—On the ocean McConnell and Richard Wilson Says He's ess s ETD 5 USED tondo cm's on Si—Falsehood BABEE Ttnda,, feed and St., shower, electric stove con- read up to 7,500 words per minute Still Fit For Work 11—Pronoun 55—Ma of floangfloating MLIR R AY play chair table, in • excellent nection, alktomatic washer con- and Ralf Plummer up to 6,000 23—Conjunction lee 24-1,e•son 56—Communists 4—Proceed 41RIVE-116 rhictrie condition. Mrs. Cody Russell. tone --extellent neighborhood, words. 'He said they BOSTON IA —Samuel Myers 57-1n music, high 6-1),,lare re.orc+1, e, ,•••o NEW POWER • NEW DESIGN retained 26—More sagacious and fall of Illtone 2364. 4t12t low rent. Cali 983-M-2. AlOC wonders why he can't find a job. 26—Make amends 58—Host 6—R1,e 75 to 90 pei cent of what they oc eat, Open 6:15 NEW CHOICE OP COLORS "Sorry, you're too old," is the 28—Noise 7_4•..n.umed SOLID read. P—Compass point DOWN See the dashing new design—ad' OAK table and chairs. HOUSE at Almo Heights. Mod- familkir brush-off. 12—Man's 5—l'a'd notice Show Starts 7:00 1 Phone Johnson sadi he recalled ex- 1—Vedic Aryan ky mire the dramatic new colors— 1053-X-J. ITC ern conveniences, newly decorat- .nickname ruhstance perts rating a 3.750-word-per- Myers admits he'll be 86 next 33—River island dialect inspect the far-advanced features ed. 5 rooms & bath. Call 9064-1. 34--f olor 3—Stirred up RAZY WEEK CAPERS performance, 1949 FORD Pickup. Good con- minute performance by a Harvard birthday. But, shucks, he's never 10--Aiibroved that bring you top AlOC 35—kruit drink 3—Pinch -quiet dition. been seriously ill. Ile has a full 11—Antlered power bailing and super L. G. West; Murray Rt. 3, law graduate recently as "pheno- anim:•1 Wed, .. Chicken Chase 1 b nearCook's Store. 1TP FOR RENT April 10, furnished 3 I menal." head of hair. His figure is erect. I 1 5 4 5 4 7 g 16—Erei.,SUr• for Thurs. .. Free Admission His mind is keen. He mals has a ready 17—Sicinler f you w...!igh over 250 lbs. $124.50 to $739.95 111111111111 HEIM - 59--1.:11:‘,0•111.11- - sm trams, araLtradeaa "I'm re; afraid of anything," 22—Plural -o.iing '‘ ....:".—Faux pa) allOwance on your old motor) VA lilto.rn urn says he, "and if the doctors had •urno .6-1nbIlect WED.-THUR. Apr. 10-11 them todayi I ill Don't wait— ••• to depend on ine they'd starve to Y 27—Weird '41' u Vil es— Votiaminadan BOATS and MOTORS death" title DORIS-biCY7ailESCAGNEY1 There's a good reason why IIuuuua" 21—Obscure 7 31—Organ of sight Myers wants a job. • uirnu2s ..., E. 3' -Love Me ENIX \ 6 Ihe Brass and JAMES KEENE 4 33—Kxist Or Leave Me_ I the Blue 34—liandje copyright, net He gets only's$67.10 a month si. am • 55 Milll =-=-:---- COLOR C by hunts asene. Reprinted by meratiescai of Random Roam. Iss, Raw Ihrtwas lirobarral 36—Gray CARPENTER SHOP social security and he and his 1 3.-1 nruly child ===--CINEivi"ScOPG IS • .5 39—Bone New Concord wife have to pay $55 rent.' ardfig Road CI IA PT EP. 20 urnurn 45—ICrpiel 1 . "I'd say that was good flgurin' last had struck upon the truth. Myers' last job—breaking up 56 41—Fright 1 çIflCF.\NF Sean Fienegan ! but 4g—Comfort 50 what 4t about th lieutenant, "Cr: II; I've written te your old ri,ad signs for the State Pub- made his ride to Fort Kearny sor?" O . 44—Call Wife Do you une,-rstano -le sir? lic Works Department—ended a 45 45—Damage 'through the dawn and the "I; it"- M 4*4 e aSfs 0 Sioux I've guessed right, I could I've Written her, advising her of year. ago. 46—Carousal allowed him ... 4S—Crifrisoll to liass with his de be vadlung Into a trap, couldn't your wound." 4urn tail through their 5O—Ounio'• nigh' tightening lines. I ?" He was prepared for In 1825, Lexington, 5, note Murray known Lumber anger, as Co. but Inc. lie knew they were there, but "Aye, sor," Finnegan said In a Jocelyn's 0 WIuu 51—Through action surprised him, r the "Athens of the West,!' ranked 0 if" ZE he saw and heard nothing. He worried voice. "An' if you. don't, 53—C7,ml-um ,,, "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" caught him completely unaware. with New Orleans as a center for iiuiuuI c,..ecee soiree , to. price supposed it was the ciamplete th' lieutenant's liable to get him- The pistol a (abbr.-) arced .even as Schwa- portrait painters. !Pm a 104 East Maple St. Phone 262 stillness that convinced him of self killed, along with th' com- backer ducked, but the barrel their presence, and he wondered mand, sor!" caught the young man on the why no bullet came, no NANCY bowstring "He's young, Sergeant, but he's shoulder with numbing force. by e.rnie Bushinilley twanged. The detail of eight men not a William Fetterman." He schwabacker clawed out for greatest followed him In single file, look- shook his head. "I'm sorry, Ser- Joeelyn•s hand seized the wrist mg often at mattress their back trail, geant, but Lieutenant Schwa and bent the arm against the studying carefully the deep shad- backer has THAT'S A WOMAN --SOON AS SHE'S to relax to get out of this the Joint until the pistol fell from lax pH, LOOK, ows of the rocks and trees. All best way he can." fingers. FOR MARRIED SHE'S of them had YA--- pine-level the wire-drawn "Aye, sor. Do I have permission Jocelyn's breathing was raspy SLUGGO---A tichtnrss of men who feel some- to rejoin him?" and sweat beaded his forehead. LAZY ,ion floats thing is wrong WEDDING and cannot define Wessels looked long at Sean "I'll kill you for that," Jocelyn rings, as- it. Finnegan. He had seen this be- said. "Meddling pup!" ALREADY He cut onto the Bozeman Road fore, this kind of man, this kind "No, sir," SchWabacker said. ing sleep. as the first light bloomed and of loyalty to an officer, and by "You won't kill me, Captain. He pushed n. demon- the detail into a trot, rais- this he measured "is officer's looked into Jocelyn's chilling eyes ing the palisade walla as the regi- ability, for a man who com- and found that the chill had van- mental bugler blew reveille_ A manded this commanded greatly. ished. "I think I understand much guard challenged them, then the %Vessels said, regretfully. "You do about you, Captain. Can it be .gates opened and Finnegan flung not. You're dIsinissed,"Sergelint." that for years now you've been off to speak to the officer of the -Aye, :tor," Finnegan said, secretly joyed because your wife guard. anger a flame border around his has never communicated with • Brevet Brigadier General H. mind, and in his voice. you? Can It be that you dis- W. Wcssels was Immediately General Wessels understood. covered how martyrdom made % summoned and came from his "Hate rue if it'll help. Sergeant." you stand out lrnportintly. quarters, pulling up his sospend- Finnegan opened his mouth to Unto, brought you the notice and talk 13‘.es U P01 - ...Ford ers as -Aini /i irsr 11 WWI he trotted toward head- speak, then waved his hand tar- that otherwise you might not haft.1••". quarters. tilely and stomped out without have ever received? There's noth- Finnegan made his report. saluting. General Wessels let him ing like a secret past, is there, AB31E an' SLATS 'Lieutenant by Ranburn Van Buren Schisabacker met th' go, deciding that an angry man Captain? Nothing like specula- command. sor. He relieved Cap- deserved this liberty—and per- tion to keep up interest. Is tain Jocelyn of command and haps more. there?" Schwabacker tossed the SUPPOSED TO PASS JUDG- AS PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT -AND NO MATTER placed him in th' ambulance.' • • • WE'RE V. ornamented pistol Into the ambu- WHAT COUNCIL, I PLAN TO LISTEN TO WHAT SSE SAYS-THE "With Jocelyn'a MENT ON SHE DID- permission, Dawn came and all the, night lance with great contempt. "I'm LOOK, FELLOW MEMBERS OF THE EXPLANATiON GUILLOTINE, EH, Sergeant?" ,Ø;:, t4 NOT WHY SHE DID IT, HER shadows vanished. Emil Schwa- sorry that I wrote to your w4••, STUDENT COUNCIL-YOU ALL KNOW HELENA'? "Na, son" Finnegan explained backer stood along the BUZZ BENHAM: rocky lake Captain. Sorry, because I don't ROCKY WAS CONNED INTO HANDING the circumstances, and his part 4))I)7=2 II shore, his eyes turned to the only think he had much of a man to THOSE FLOWERS TO MISS DELL, 50- In disarming a superior officer. possible lane of Indian attack start with." This drew a deep frown from the fringe of trees several hun- When he turned on his heel, Wessels, but did not blunt his dred yards away. Wets Every man in Jocelyn said, "Wait!" curiosity. "Lieutenant Schwa- his command sed had his eyes fixed Schwahacker turned b ac k. backer's taken a defense position on this target "What Is it, Captain?" near De ,1 the Lake Smet, sor. Ile'p Schwabacker's first thought "1 . . . I have a good deal to aakin' reinforcements. Aedical for Like as was that he had again made apologize for. Will you allow ,on not he won't be able to hold th' some 'terrible, unforgivable mis- me?" hostiles oft, nor, 'cause they got take in judgment and his glance "To me, sir?" Emil Schwahnek- him fair surrounded. Conlin' in, it whipped around to the ends of er shook his head. "Don't apolo- felt, like we was ridin' through the lake, but there was no evi- gize to me. For two years I th' whole Sioux nation, sor." dence of a hostile flanking move- waited for a .Word. sir, your ap- _API "Can you show me his position ment. A glanci , showed him the proval. Now I don't need It. I On the map, Sergeant?" impossibility of such a maneuver. never needed it; suddenly I No, the attack had to come ry1.• ••••••••11', 'Aye, sor. To the dot." He realize it." hew..1 ,&•••, from front. went to the wall map and pointed the There was no He returned to his Command other way. to Schwabacker's exact position. position and found everything the Lieutenant Schwabacker left General Wessels same, the wind in the trees, the pursed his his command position and went L1L' ABNER thought for silence of the woods and the sun's by Al Capp lips and a moment rearward to where Captain Joce- "lie chose good ground mounting heat. His small hand anyway. lyn lay In the ambulance, his en- Better than Crazy Woman's motion drew Sergeant McGnieer Fork graved pistol- firmly grasped In a A MILLION -DOLLAR \N/HN would have beeti." close and they huddle? 'down foc HIM LEAST OF -ANC) GOT HIM KICKED steady Rand. He watched Schwa- a conference. WATCH, ATEN- YOUR E'E' "Th' lieutenant's probably in '1444ER's,DiVaiAttic BABY!' IT'S ED IN OFFA THE POLICE IN hacker approach and when he Schwahricker 'What th' thick of It now, sor," said said. do HIS HEAR . -THAT'S FORCE,SO HE GOT CENT i4EADff— GROW COLD stopped, said, "Doubts, Lieuten- you make of it. Sergeant ?" WOkRY, Finnegan. r..ON\T NO PALS f3L1T ME!! HOW CAN WE LIKE 11-IAT, ant ?" "I'm wondering why we WHA OVE HIM "Yes. Burl can't help think- ain't 13AB•ei- THE FOSDICK!! GET IT OLIT- ESABY-THE`i "Yes." Schwehacker dead, sir. We ought to be." CRAZY — Mg how strange it is that the said. He WATCM IS HID, HE MIGHT FRIGHTENS turned his head for another "You think the Sioux are HOVOHOW, Sioux let you through, Sergeant." lnok still SEE there, Sergeant?" NOW, SO NO- ME 41" Wessels gnawed his lip. "Red St his • breastwork lined with rifles. can't make MeGruger laughed softly. iron- BODY CAN • Cloud's a capable general, Ser- "I It out, sir." ically. "Listen, what SEE geant lie's -asel to Carrington "You're in command," Jocelyn do you hear out there? There's always noise -' and his impulsiveness. Carrington said. "Figure It out, sir.'. in the woods, but now there's would dash out with his commend The resentment in Jocelyn's nothing. Everything shots up to the reeiote and get half of voice caused Schwabacker to took when Indians is around. sCr." them killed." Wessels left his at him sharply. He said. "Certain chair to pare the floor. Ile ram- I'm trying to understand you. bled on, talking more to himself but somehne you've always man- "1 am convinced that the than to Finnegan. "Suppose by aged to mlike it difficult. I think SIMI% are using us as bait tor letting you through with a men:, you enjoy being an enigma. I a trap. mu nil I has t• no Inten- sage. red Cloth! figured I'd come tedieve you wither and die tion of becoming 11 piece of -ANSA If with reinforcements. That might you had to be like other men.' eheette,“ Sehwthaelcbr 'tortoni,. be what he wants,. all the long He saw flames of anger In Joce- —but he could be wrong. Con- In one nice package." lyn's eyes and knew that he at tinua Chapter 21 tomorrot

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PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES-- MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY — APRIL 10, 1957 Africa. 'MOLOTOV 'BACKSTAIRS dener nes rtgured prominently House s'.aff. to the legal 55-mile ?limit, were COLK1 All' KILLS SIX Leave Chemical Trails AT THE Ants Smarter in two magazine articles in re- HagerlY, for example, has been not j. very much evidence rri- Ant-like, they establish well- cent weeks. seeing two and three groups day. NN defined chemical trails between of . college students daily. He ESTy their, nest and wherever, they By MERRiMAN SMITH Early spring brings thousands makes a few advance remarks, Than Anyone are trecting, and the efla.L.St Elk workers United Press White House Writer of visitors to Washington — and then submits himself to question- NO COURT CASE scuttle along them. presumably Noy WASHINGTON ith — Back- a boom for sidewalk photo- ing. Hagerty says the questions to:ye guided by sense of smell. stairs at the White House: graphars in front of the White put by students frequently are MADISON, Wis. (16 — The Had Thought Sudd crushed an ant on a Press Secretary James C. Hag- House. toughar than those of profes- elate crime laboratory turned its trail. The next worker who Carrie erty seems to be easing up a "These -lensmen have a cute •Slonal reporters. murder Victim—over to the an- along vibrated its .antenna tow- bit in his -policy trick designed to save film. Most thropologists Tuesday on advice By DELOS SMITH covering pub- of the students are more .° ard the body, then whirled around licity about President They rarely make an actual hnerested in 'of University of Wisconsin Pro- ()noted Prase Science Editor Eisenhow- foreign policy than on its many heels and ran as er's domestic and personal staff. exposure when they first snap any other aspect of government. Jessoi William Laughlin. The fast ,NEW YORK 46 -- Just when as it could. Not too long ago Hagerty was a tourist, but instead click a For the young men, this may professor told them they'd never , ants are about to begin their That left a possibility that dead set against letting reporters pencil or coin against the side reflect an underlying interest in get to court with the case. The i summer-long difiredations. sae act a crushing had some- have any access whatever _to of the camera to simulate the the draft and how the world victim, unearthed at a construc- j comes up with the discovery thing to do with the reaction. -mambers of the staff. But re- sound of.:shutter. If the tourist picture may affect their chances tion site, was identified by Lau- 1 that they're even smarter than Sudd crushed an ant elsewhere cently he has approved inter- indicates an interest, in buying of going into service without ghlin as an American Indian who i.nyone had thought: and with forceps, put the body and magazine articles in- a picture, the photographer sug- completing their education. apparently was killed with a volving gest "shooting another tomahawk about .t200 A.D. - The distcreter is that' anti .a - 1211 • the trail. The reaetion of -some- of the lesser known --one" with S. the a variety which invades pantries all workers who came along was White House-personnel. White House in the back- If ever there. was know death is an unpleasant again panicky flight. Robert Redmond, the White ground. an example HIS JOB HIS DOWNFALL 1 of safe and slow — and boring 1 thing so far as they're personally House Gardner, is a recent case — Next he crushed an ant on Another auto travel it was the President's MANCHESTER, England kconcerned, and profit from the in point. A year or so ago. sign of spring is the 116 — the trail and removed - the body. Hagerty refused to let anyone heavy flow of college students motorcade to Gettysburgh last Television actor Ter Archer ap- The fact that that spot had who through Friday. one 1 - They profit by fleeing an interview Redmond, but the gar- the senators or peared in too many glass been an ant death site was congressmen, His driver stayed, within the houses Monday night. A viewer ant-death scene, thereby saving arrange audiences, enough to cause flight. Then with key members of the speed limits like a man with recognized him as the man he 1 their lies.. The discovery applies ants from one colony White the put the bodies of other on the --n- out-of-date license tags. and police had been looking for , to Monomorium Pharaonis. which trails of another colony and - . species of ants on trails. These The Montgomery County (Md.) for six mcnths as a swindler. He - !Is a kind; of household ant that again got flight. This eliminated the Monomorium Pharaonis treat- police, who a week earlier had was arrested a:, he left the TV Scorched has established itself Ana about the chance - that "colony odor" front of har, furniture on sidenalk. Cart of iheet-covered ed as food. Livestock slowed reporters from 70 mph studio. body e‘verywhei4. was the trigger — these ants of one of the victims allows on pavement at the right. I Dr J. H. Sudd. a zoologist, Death Means Danger.. - definitely recognized death and studying the foraging meth- But so far as they thernselve11 its dangers in their own spec- BLAST --- 200 KILLED, INJURED ..of these ants in a place `were concerned, death meant ies. Report here ants...are particularly abun- .only one thing — imminent There still was a possibility dant — tropical. Nigeria in West danger. He tried the bodies of the ants were reaoting to some- ST. LOUIS NAT'L STOCK- thing other than death — trail- %disruption perhaps. Sudd put YARDS fir — Livestock:. - MARK -NEA S 100TH BIRTHDAY cellulose tape .-t. across trails. Ants Hogs 14,500. Moderately active, collected, on both sides. seemed ,,Barrows and gilts mostly 25 to - a - consider the obstacles; - and 36 cents lower. Spots more on eventually crossed them. They 170 lbs et6wn. Sows 25 cents never fled. lower. Bulk U S. 1 to 3 mixed He destroyed t h e chemical weight and grade 180 to 240 lbs continuity of trails by passing 17.75 ,to 18.25; top ,18.50; U. S. cotton waste soaked in- chloro- 1 to 3 490 lbs down 16.50 to form across them. When the 17.00. odor of chloroform was fresh, Cattle 5.200 Calves 1,00. Less ants fled. But as soon as the active. Generally steady. Good •-•••••• odor - vanished, the ants returned and choice steers 20.50 to 23; and crossed over the chemical good heifers and mixed yearlings. trail break. 19 to 21 Cows barely steady. Sudd could only conclude — Utility , and commercial 12.50 to and he did so in tiis formal 15.00. Bulls unchanged. Utility scientific report — that "the and commercial 14 to 16; vealerr response serves to protect the and calves active and steady. colony against loss of workers High choice and -prime 27 _to 28 to predators. ia particular other choice 24 to 26. Firemen %%ark desperately over a woman burned critically. species of ant, by preventing Sheep 700. Lambs strong to trails from forming or persisting 25 cents or more higher. Good SIX PERSONS are dead m Los Ar.geles as result of disgruntlement In known dangerous place s, and choice wooled lambs 22.50 RESCUERS SEARCH RUBBLE of a powder factory near Rio de Janeiro, pt four customers at a bar. The (our. believed -high" on dope, 'aA where a wlirker has been kill- to 24.50; utility and good wooled where 22 tons of dynamite exploded, killing and injuring some had been ousted for r .-behav.or. said the proprietor, and they - ed." ewes6 to 7.50. 200 persona (international Radiophoto) 'returned with a 0 rio of trerrsaana Irmme.....• m•atim fiESiDEN7 EISEtitiOWER makes reaq_. to slice into a hop cake t'rrwn on the -fasar - ' 1 '"*.e 1. match tossed at It. marking I00th anniversary of the National Elii(7a-rtion association Instantly,- • ' dead ant three at a banquet in Washington. The smiler is Mrs. Martha Scholl, •"aartip hotas . Portland, Ore.. NEA president. In an address. the President told . • the assemblage that schools are more important to the national Read Our Classfiletis defense than atom bombs or guide() missiles. (international) .

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