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elected As A Beat All Round Kentucky Community Nen/spawn lle First... [ Largest ad from Front Page) with iurehase a used 'tractor Circulation In ' tie y_ duty mower to Local News The City u>-wing the city park areas. The city spent and Largest last /s.ear hiring theh Circulation be dons. snit Moyei* Local Pictures In e ate oi•,1 The County 0"1ne oneeliamei re: United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR ere made for the ne- Murray, Ky., Monda Afternoon, May 19, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 in the present city Vol. LXXIX No. 119 ine 0. N9 WOOL-Win _ _ _ d on the south sint Poppy Day Set (—Letter To Editor d on Avenue from 16tIll street. Ledger and i inns reported that the new Murray, Ky e Gaulle adjacent to North For Saturday It Ready To 7CC.: in' the city park Dear Sin , ng completion. Lights a -• installed and some By Legion The Murray Junior Chamber .o 'oe added to make of Commerce would like to take Head French Government 'sable. this opportunity to thank yoa nes will cost $6 000 for your active participation in I the estimated figure AiemtA‘elarin;reapenrepofa raatnionhusAalufipiirtip,pt hyyel,Doab-y making our beat Teen-Age- The firm of Shackelaa Roadeo a success. Girl Scout Council Goode was authorized here next Saturday have been We are deeply grateful and incil to audit the books completed, Mrs. George Williams. thankful that we have the op- Meets Thursday At General Would Lead France ray Eiectrie s5ry ;al on, Legion portunity to work together for Presbyterian Church ncil authorized'. the Fire py Chairman, has announced. better Murray and Calloway 1! to send two men Memorial poppies, to be worn County. "If The People Wish It' We believe that to serve hu- e school at the Univer- in tribute to he nation's war The Girl Scout Executive Kentucky this snon:h. dead, will be offered throughout manity is the best work of life Board met l'hundaY• Mar 15 , pays the expenses of the day by Auxiliary volunteers Sincerely, ' PARIS - Gen: Charles de "If the people wish it, I alia lit ie TROUBLED CAIRTAL-Efers IN at the First Preabytersan churvaiN mnel ih,,ci,y uriti 11.•,ur a view Of Beirut, troubled capital or Lebareso and an moat _maw_ iii all Parts of the city and Murray Jaycees _0,.444 mon, Gaulle said today he is ready read.---.e in , the _precedigg ge. - -TORO of 12111111211121W1Clir- IT'BO IfiRlpilation of the other. - or about 40,O00.- Moat= elements ars rioting and contributions will be received for 1. 1... nine to head a French government tintin inrittes, to take the Isegash ,se bombtog there man, presiding. against the pro-wet govenunent. Infariontiolocu tiolimasnotos the Auxiliary's work for disabled President again "if the people with it." snap of the g.svernment meeting of the Murray The members noted to have at veterans and needy children of De Gaulle made Ms statement French republic." ncil has been set AC scouts miake a list of badges veterans. re a apecially called press con- That was the end of De Ofefir.;, May .10 at 10:30 a.m. 'they have received so lire' mute- -repretuniatives of the Many women and girls of the ference len prepared statement. wcuit'Tourt Will st' may have records for each Auvlilary and cooperating organi- "If she people wish it," he Then he threw and Home Finance girl. the news giOS.,, Reconvene zations have Laurence Dick and have time records fil- said, the Federal Govern volunteered for Pop- "I am ready, as in the pre- ferenee open to quentions. f - ed at the scout cabin. Standards purpose of the meet- Senators Wednesday py Day service. They will receive ceding national to take The first question 'Atm Probe MINE for badge work must be the be to hear a discussion their baskets of poppies and the leederthrip of the govern- do you mean by being men same as those set up in the la I hiusing and the pus- The Callaway County contribution boxes at a final Dies Yesterday ment of the French republic." assume the powers of lie Circuit Girl Seen Leader's Guide. Me .f ob.aining such hous- esurt will recomene Wednesday meeting at the American Legion By "preceding national crisis" public?" The day ramp chairman, Mrs. se city. morning at nine o'clock to hear Home Friday nigh' in order to he referred apparently to his e De Gaulle replied: "The pow- Laurence Dick, age 58, passed A. M. Hemerill, reported that stipulations must be Nixon the amp af Elkinis vs be rearly to begin distribution taking (wer leadenthip ot the ers of the republic-I oauld only Attacks Kensgas. the away Sunday afternoon fallow- 190 girls had registered for day luding the passing an The jury was disenLased last on streets early Satlinday free French movement on Rita, assume them if they had been morning. They ing a heart attack while riding camp this June. codes, which the - eine Friday afternoon by Judge Earl are organized into 18, 1940. delegated to me by the repub- groups assigned to different loca- his tractor near his home- in Following the board meeting now have. WASHINGTON all - Senators ard M. Nixon Oaborne until Wednesday. De Gaulle's statement was his lic." in Peru and tions in the city. Ctinton, Ky. a luncheon was served honoring blic is invited to attend called in top U.S. officials today Venezuela; if no, why -This will be the fourth case answer to the government's This appeared to be oar:firms- not; and "Distributing poppies is strenu- He is survived' by his wife, leaders and board members. hat next Tuesday. to cab if anti-American outbreaks if soa_why anequale precautions to be tried before Judge Geburne. challenge 'xi him to state lathe- lion that he wottle take power nus---and unaccustomed work- Int Maus Venne Moles Coldennor; In Latin America, Lebanon and were not taken to protect Nixon in the May term of circuit court. ther he intended lei seize Oilmen -orally if requesned -to de so. by OUT volunteers" said Mrs. Wil- manlier. Mrs Henry Dick, Har- srith further stady of elsewhere are part of a Com- who at one time in Carcas, by force. ,President Rene Coty and the liams. "Real sacrifice of time din; six &ilea:stern Mrs Glenn ; e Motcrs on human health munist-inspired world plan. Venezuela, appeared in danger • Nearly 1,000 newsmen and De French parliament.- - of and effort is required of them Jones, Detroit, Midi Mrs Elmo ivicur has been under- Allen W. Dulles, head af the his life. Gaulle eupparters were jammed Central Intelligence in order to bring memorial pop- Beard. Detroit. Me rgaret Ann F1 1 m Agency. and Today's session could Artist into a reception room of the fats is beIng sent in lead to pies to everyone, and Dick. Detroit, Deputy Undersecretary of State Little League I hope Mary Ellen Dick. Palla :s Netherlands and Wee! hearings by the Foriegn Relations eserycne D'Ormy hotel to hear De R will meet them with the Detroit, Gloria June Dick, Robert Murphy were slated to Committee or its subcommittees De- R Gaulle speak. same patriotic spirit and will troll Kate Dick, Coldweeer; ob 111 es testify in secret before the Sen- on various aspects of US. foreign five on Coleman More than 35.000 armed police was develaped C. put on a poppy in memory of sera, Elvis Lee Dick. ate Foreign Relations Committee. policies. Sen. Wayne Morse (D- Plays Opening Route 2, and securaty guards were mas- wn eh can be atached those who died for America." Serious questions about the Kirksey, Raymond Earl Dick, tannery roam air con- Ore.) indicated his subcommittee sed in Paris to cruet. possible effectiveness of U.S intelligence on Latin Clawson. Midi., }Denys Henry, Teller At Bank to fill ths a:r wash nig- American affairs would Dies Today Cernmuniet counter - demerratra- in Latin America and elsewhere hold public hearings Rotate 2. Kirksey. Virgil Dick, and thus pnieribly on the Peru Game Tuesday hens. . were certain to be raised. Coldwater, Donald Wayne and Venezuela outbreaks if to- Dick, De Gaulle, who traveled 150 lisf ti men:nu of sa- The senators were Cardinal Stritch Coldwater; s i x sisters. expected day's briefing warranted it, Mrs. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - miles to Paris from his country 9f Murray tin Steelet r to ask whether the government The Murray Odeesa Burton, Detroit. British-born Nixon, it was learned, has Little League Suffers Cerebral Mrs. actor Ronald Col- home at Celombey - Les - Deux- had advance knowledge Lois Miner. Route man, 67, of the acknowledged that none of the Samba* season will get under 1, Farming- whose career spanned Lenses. went on to say: possibility of serious Attack In Rome ton, Mrs. Ron Gingles has been named demonstra- governments he visited expected way Tuesday, May 20, at 600 Cozzete Hill, ninon, three decades of American and "The T DRAWS SOVIETS fact that the exclusive a teller on the staff 'he Bank tions against Vice President Rich- • as severe as thotle that pan.. at the Littte League Bop. Ara. likza Lence, Detroit, Mrs. English stages and brought him --AMA -fannuel Cardinal regime at pentical parties Murray. effective Seca In Venezuela. the U.S. Mg" ao-Ocietling to R & MeV Srnielh, Murray, Mrs. Lucille fame as the star of some 100 May 1, MS. IN an -Mare thajt Strialch who lost his nine arm net settled. is not settling and Prior to h.s Secret Service as assured in Howe. Little League president. ¬. Detrain age bneher...Les- motion pictures, died today. acceptance of' this >ers its visited an elif in a major operation a month will not settle n u r enomtous advance no greater danger exist- The ftret game vAll be between lie Dick, Route 1, Dexter; and The white-haired and hand- hibaion of pictures and ago, suffered a cerebral thrum- present problems such as the Lee Myers,90, ed. the Cubs and *he Cards The theteen grandchildren. some Colman had been hos- by American pa inter baits eiday and was left par- asisociation of the peoples of our There have been seemingly second game, between the Yanks The funeral will be cianclucted pitalized last year at St. John's Kent at Lenirtgraci. tially paralyzed oversees territonas and life in confuting reports that the Secret and the Reds, win cnenenence at Tuesday at 3:30 pin at !he Max Hoypital in Santa Monica for reported today His (keepers admitted the A.Igeria is a well - established Radio Dies Sunday Service and other U.S. securitty approximately 7.30 pin ni- H. Churchial Funeral Chapel treatment of a lung ailment. idea* sa.d •he exhibi- nes was grave ten said they He fact. agencies had warned Nixon of Little League games will be with Rev. Hoyt Owen Anent- was best known for perform- were 'hopeful" the "Everyone must take not ot ted at the blgire Berri:il- the likelihood of serious demon- Played eacb 70-year-okl ing. Burial will be ances in the romantic, classic Tuesday and Friday in the Mt. the rafting in Algeria and the ium, on March 14 otel strations, but that he insisted of tile Qattlipolle Cluernn - yle films, but turned to tele- In Hazel night for the next nine willets. Cheerier": • " ' fever the reigns there." on making his scheduled Snaglid sion toward the end .of his appear- Each of the four teams wall .play =41 aFriahas may call' at 'thir omit ances. Tlha stialdlian e: at • e cling life for the filmed video De Gaulle said that "if things an I8-game SChedule At tha end H. Churdhilt Ptmerat Hoene uti;• STREAMeiNED Lee Col. Miguel de la Rose, Chien. nhureattnan was a rogram. "Halls Of Ivy." continue in this wey, we know 0 SE Myers, age PO. passed gov- of the regular season play, an Shock til the funeral hour away ernor of the Federal District to ten almodates becituse Colinan's debonair manner and that the present regitne, such as Sunday night at has home in All-Star team will be selected only Caracas who has been Sunday the Cardinal rise hettlating. British voice it is, will find no result It will T. Lebanon t - The in Hazel. replaced for ,ournsenent head cele- that competition. brated work tot a multitude ef eau- cabinet taid Own to He LA survived by five demob- since Nixon's visit, was quoted his lint Mass since he bad. been imitated many times Parents and friends who en- KIND Or PISTOL stamped lions without ad:ries-mg any re- IC the U.S. aid program ters, Mrs Modem Or. Dien*, as easing' stronger measures for was stnoken .'a , month ago with him for young romantic Nixisn's protection ion rood baaebn'q Phnnirt in an a Woad roles until he was almost $0. set." eon today after defeat- warn Mrs. Lusher Farris. Hazel. were not taken clot in his arm that cost en4hunaistic a n d unprededattle tam Ift -Cusiones agents Bet in s--Carefitiey etweeing Ws tT.Fasrify einVort to cancel Mrs ItubY Cute. elicit- AnsreW, hennas, US..•seenrity- agents veto- recent -yearn his grant - won*, ed them. faehion are invited to attend leaped into action Wednesday was confined to the suave mid- De &mine went on: ancerether. After a heat- Galin, Mrs. Jennie .0 o 1 d, nt. Prof. Pietro Vakken, director The Foreign Affairs et when a report was received that dle-aged type in company with "In such a case; we miahl ate Monday. Premier Locates, Mo., Mrs. Jessie Styles, Committee of the clinic where the Carcfinal be will olio inquire into demon- Theh • rn:"101. ed 15.000 pistob were being radied his actress wife, Benita. faced with the risk solutions ah's cabinet decided to Louis; three sons, Cbucte and t°arn "r slenl fay, said "the Cardinal has suf- straUons against U.S. and !heir managers are as fol- for thicanent to Cuba. They "The style of what by force-whicti would .e all pearliest:is under - Gaykin Myers. Hazel, information fered a thrombosis. The Cardi- re- I used be the Revis My- turned from to do Planninn" Agency libraries in Lebanon, and nal% condition al tths their inveetiantion is gene-- the romantic worst selution for France." y of ers, St. Louis, Mo.; one siister, I"vAcCARDst Tommy moment Algeria. Vance. JohnY is in defier_ The pistols were of •films, the classics," he told De Gaulle said that "I do not Mrs. Martha Ann Myers, Mur- stationary - no better no Lattimer. Charles Warren. ROTI- worse. 'he. water shooting variety. friepdse "The older you get' the confuse myself with any party ray; nineteen grancid, kken and The Cardinal is censeasus nimeie Dzernanlber, Clamrillte RobKettykrts,ends,Jimpt-, harder you are to cast and the nor any organization. I belong twenty-tour &Teat egrandchildeen. and lucid." In January 1942, harder to please." no The Hi arm was anaputated above eleven Navy to one and I benng to every- funeral will be cancitioted Steve Trevattran, Ricky nurses Last spring he was one Rob Dinglea Mrs. Tidwell. the &hew on April were captured by the of the one." Tueaday after-non at 2:00 at the Z.Stewart 28, only two Linn Stranak. Richard Lamb. Japanese at Manila and interned celebrities who did fast scenes position, he was with the Life South Pleasant Greve Methodist da.ys after he arrived in nab, M.ke Sykes, Pat Peschall. Joe to at Santo Tomas. They were la'er in Mike Todd's "Around The of Georgia Insurance Company. Chunth witb Rev. Henry Hargis take up his new net as pro- Eenrnerson, Jim Thurmond Mgr: prefect ea the sacred anneresa _ moved to Los Banos, Philippine World In 80 Days," but he did Mr. Ginglcs is a graduate of CAFE afficiarting Burial will be in the Dies Saturday M. Stranak; Islands, where they it only for the fun of it. Assn: R eon for the survived 37 Burkeen Kirksey. High School and attend- et itireh cemetery Propagation a the months as "I won't do another REDS: Donnie Danner. J m Faith prisoners of war until motion ed Murray State College He is •• The Miller Funeral Horne picture In aemes Erwin. Kent King- — liberated in 1945. role unless it adds a also a veteran of World War II Hazel has charge at the of funeral 1Frankfort ins, Rudy Bailey. Mike Broach, feather to my cap or is a lot DDi. Suddenl and a member af the church of re asafeesee. _ y ragenietth_.— - - +.1atenillites- - eamething that treineas oriel fancy." he said. Mrs. Jessie Sherril Kimsey, L. W. Pettertsin, Rob M the son of Mr. and Hay Stewart died ernors' His personal preference Jerry Caldwell, Confence always Mrs -Hugh Gintes Kirksey. • Regional Baseball at 1100 am. Saturday Antes Green, of at the was for light comedy and a! the Yesterday Kamp Daunhitera Teddy Cotroon, Harry Patterson, Kentucky. His wife is the former Y Tournament Opens Anatol in peak of his long career he earned Franiellort at Du rt. en Ytteing. Mgr: G. B. Jones; Miss Qwen Nance and they have vivo.sige egrT2 yeers. Opens an average of $1a0,000 a week Aesa• M C Ens. In Miami two boys. ages 3 and 6 They now Here Tonight She is Beach Layman Burkeen, age 57. pass- 'waived by her bus- • for just eight weeks of work in Raab Foote, B obby ed away very suddenly Sunday reside at 304s5 South 12th Street, p.m. band neb A. Stewart: two one picture a year. Holmes, Murray. The Murray High Tigers drew delight ens. Mrs J. R Nornian Hale Jr., Red MIAMI BEACH 41, afternon at 4:45 from a stroke Dirgeiale,• - Two a whole.' A cautious start He lived quietly on his guest Mr. gles' South Christian High Schaal in . Howe Jr., Steve Titsiwortn, Cary Northern on at the Murray General Hospital. Gin- invites his many Pitlaburgh. Pa.. Mrs. Luc Ile Democratic governors that program was ranch near Santa Barbara, Calif., the regional baseball Maner. Ben 1-knea mn, Babby proposed in He is survived by his wife, friends to come in to see him tourna- Slew. Frank:tort; one eon. Char- asked the National Governors' a message about 96 miles north from id Service" Barron. from . the President Holly- Mrs Nettie Burkeen, at the Bank of Shirray. ment which gets underway here las Stewart; three sisters, Stanley Hargrove, Billy Conference today to forget its wood on Dexter, Mn, to Congress last week. It called the Pacific coastline, RFD at Murray tonight. The tourney. Rulti Filbenk. er, Tony Thomas, Jack WM- program for reclaiming 1, two daughters, Mrs. -to Murray. Mrs functions for the states to take over federal making cottages available for is scheduled fur Monday, Tues- Framer • lis Steve Gordon, Ronnie Col- from the federal government Morel Parker., RFD 1, Dexter, 'Bergman and Maas Vir- so;,1 Clayton Mgr: and aid programs for vocational edu- tired film folk who wanted a day, Wednesday and Hargrove C. to press, instead Mrs. Laura Scarborough, RFD I Friday ginia Hay of Hazard; two broth-' for more state cation and pollution control rest. With his wife and daughter, Raid On Manness Thomas; Asint: G help and Dexter, one son, Paul Burkeen, Mates with the action starting 'ers, Hafford E Hay. Frankfort, Soarers. from Washington. 40 per cent of Juliet Benita. 13. he moved there yANKs: Foolityn. Johnny the federal tax RFD I. Dexter; nx brethers, Is Made Saturday at 7:30 each night. . Elmo Hay. Memphis; thr ee levy on local front Beverly Hills where he The two were Goys. Orville telephone service. Cleve Burkeen, Atm.,: Ed Bur- Tuesday clesitee Ma's-field watb gre reach ren and four greet Rime' Kid" Other proposals would once was a neighbor of comedian t Sale! Driege's' jimmy Freeman in Minnesota and have the keen, Murray, Jim Burkeen, RFD Oscar • Mannees was arrested Tnehram and W etin Enda Tarlor. Craig Bank s. Guinn ya ac- grtandichildren. She w e the George states take on increased responsi- Jack Benny. Ames. Joe IN'ard, M. _Leader of Pennsyl- 3. Murray. Joe Burkeen, RFD 1, and charged with illegal posses- tion finds the winner nit the clauenter of the bate Jim B. and Jahn Bennett, bility in such fields as Colman's motion picture ach- vania, who both cited the busi- slum Dexter, Earl Burkeen, Dearborn, sisal of ale:shone beverages by Murray High - South Christian Sadie Brienn Hay of Steve Andria, Dams. Bazzell, clearance and disaster ievement§ included such films Murray. ness recession as grounds for relief. Mich., Dave Burkeen, RFD 5, game battling with Caldwell Rorrrne Eknvia Billy aeon, Dwinell as "Random Harvest" and county and state police Settrr- The body will arrive in Mur- reshaping the program wanted the conference "A Murray; five, Greiner Arlo Sprunger Jr.,Allan launched Double grandchildren and day afternon at his home in The finals will be held ray this afternoon and funeral Cunn- by the to keep the committee alive to Life," for which he won ingham. Ronnie governors a year ago two great-grandchildren. Dexter. according to the Sheriff's .,n Friday. will be conducted at 10700 Hutson Mgr: G look at other services which an academy award In 1947. Oth- am. at President Eisenhower's re- He was a member of the office. E PAINT . Tuesday morning, W. Faughri, Assa: Allen Rose. might be shifted to the states. ers were "The Late George Ap- al the J; M. quest. Independence Methodist Church "Yesterday's ley," "Prisoner Of Zenda," "Beau Officiate and this morning Churchill Funeral Home with Errors" where the funeral will This 50th annual governors' gest-e," ('Oliee be con- that 22 cans af beer were found Bro. Nit:hats officiating. Burial BIRDS CLOSt WINDOW But I.eader said the committee Of India." "Tale conference opened Sunday and ducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. wi.h in his y 31 Weather will CHICAGO an was working on "yesterday's Of Two Cities." and the famed home: He was arrested be in the city eernetery. -Mr. and Mrs. will run through Wednesday. er- Louis Joiner and Layne Shanklin rors" to correct a "Lost Horizon." and brought before Coun t y The J. H. Churchill Funeral Daniel A. Rishaltriff think a situation which officiating. Burial will be in the ,Report Shifting of grew out Judge Waylen Rayburn Man-, Home has charge of the funeral bird in the air is worth two on Functions of the depression of Temple Hill Cemetery. '5 7 5 A report was promised the 1930's. He said ness posted nand of $250 and, is Sy UNITED P E,S8 arrangements. the ledge. The Rushakollfe hav- today the job now Friends may call at the home from Gov. Lane Dwinell of New was to keep the current to appear in court on the 22nd 4() en't been able to open one of recession FIVE DAY FORECAST on RFD 1, Dexter until the Southwest Hampshire. chairman of the gov- from duplicating the of May at 10:00 Lite Kentucky - Poen MASS GRAVES INVESTIGATED their windows since a pair of earlier one. funeral hour. The Max H. Chur- ernors' committee which worked He suggested cloudy and cooler with a few robins built a nest there several that the com- Sy United Prese chill Funeral Home has charge non$5.35 light showers today. with the Eisenhower administra- mittee be enlarged to High in WARSAW, Poland an -Poland days ago represent KENTUCKY - Temperatures of the funeral arrangements. as low 80s Partly cloudy and cogler tion on a program to shift some cities and be given the task Two Arrested Here announced plans to conduct an of for the five-day period. Monday t Grade Paint! tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight federal functions to the states. working with the federal official investigation of the mass ALLISON. ADAMS MEET gov- through Friday, will average two LURED BY PARROT During Weekend near 80. High Tuesday In a speech prepared for to- ernment to speed up job in upper graves of war prisoners BlInSTON ail -.Barry Aftlison, -creating to five degrees below the seasonal near day's session, Gov. William public wokrs programs. 70s. Zagan and inform New England G. normal of 67 to r Kentucky. AKRON, Ohio an - Hyman City Judge Jake Dunn countries to mickNeweight Stratton of Illinois, Freeman said which chairman of sent fellow governors Turning cooler Friday Friedman the dead men belonged. dm:ninon f rom Springficrid, the a and Satur- admitted in court this morning that two men had ber Co. Some 5:30 a m. temperatures:, conference, credited Dwinell's statement saying that the fed- day. The graves ase belieived to con- Mass., and Pete A.dams of New- Precipitation will average that his dogs run into the back- been arrested sn Murray during Bowling Green 64, Paducah 66, committee with "a .distinctly eral-state effort so far had gener- tain the bodies of about 20.000 ark, N.J.. have signed to meet one half to one inch with atiowers yard of, his neighbor. But he the past week end. Both were iurray, Ky. Louisville 65, Coaington 82. Lex- promising beginning in task ated no enthusiasm because the men who had been held in the in a 10-round bout at Mechanics until Wednesday, mainly in the explaind: "It's anly because my' charged with public drunkeness, ington 62 and London 67. which, we trust, will strengthen recommendations were "political- German camp Stalag VIII-C. Building May 13. south portion with showers again neighbor's parrot keeps whistling he said. The two were fined the states and federal system as ly and financially unrealistic." and Friday or Saturday. to them to come over." released horn hail.

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PAGE TWO LEDGER cIM.. - MURRAY. KENTUCKY MONDAY — MAY 19, 1958 ',MONDAY Parade , Stands At FHE MAJOR LEAGUE LEDGER & TIMES1 Today's Sports Threshold To Fame Ya4s *re Joke Of American League Race •BLIIIMEDU by LEDGER • TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Ina of the Murray Calloway Ledger, The Times, and The, United Press Sports Writer BALTIMORE MI — Tim Tam, eimes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January NEW YORE te — Fearless i942 winner of the Out Giants Laugh At Experts Fraley's facts and figures: and the , stood JAMES C Albie Pearson.. the - WILLIAMS, PUBle.SHER the threshold to teirtdom's hall By FRED DOWN ing burst. Mickey Mantle's two- White Sox leads in both games, sized outfielder of :tie Washing- see f fame 'today, arid the only United Press Sports Writer run the big blow winning the- 11-inning opener on reserve tee right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the ton Senators, and first busman double was •i• Pulite. Voice eerns which, opinion, question seemed to be who will The ' are for the pinch-hitter Carroll Hardy's three in our are not for theZd Zt Orlando Cepeda of t he San Yankees in the nightcap se p* V nterest of our readers. ride him to a Triple Crown making a joke of the American Turley reduced his homer and the nightcap Francisco Giants are. good bets as victory in the Belmont Stakes, League race but the season's run average to 0.83. Bullet Bob with two reins in the sixth and eATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES WALLACE WITMER CO,. OBI ter rookie-of-the-year honors Ismael Valenzuela took over best laugh is the one the amazing has yielded only six runs and three In the sevehh. Relief aces Monroe. Mtn:phis. Tenn: 2rio Perk Ave.. New York' 107 WeWeid-hie —STANDINGS ii they can manage to keep their the riding chores on Tim Tam San Francisco Giants are Narleski Den Mossi -an Ave reiteago: 80 Solyeton St., Roston.- batting having 25 hits in his six straight nine- Ray and averages up - Bill Hartack brokeeea leg' at the r FOR after expense of National League picked up their fifth and fourth But, baseball insiders say, no- inning performances. entered at the Pan Office, Murray, Kentucky, for •ransadssion as a week before the Kentucky experts. Danny O'Connell and Willie wins, respective/y, and have ac- National League body looks likely to run away peeved_ a itre- _ _ . New* Clair /Otter Derby. Vele/peels - The-Yankees, wh4e look like Kirkland each had three _hits e:taunted - for nine, of _Cleveland's — GS tre thee title. 'AS' 'of now it substitute. for he rode Tim WItAfWBERB SUBSCRIPTION -RATES! ented they're going to make Casey and drove in three rune to 15 victories. By Carrier in Murray. ear week 204, pee San Fran 21 11 656 could be Giant third baseman Derby Mit your ow ninth 85e le (Nilloway and adjoining eounties, Tam 'brilliantly in the Stengees ninth pennant in lead the Giants 11- attack in per year. S3.50: elite 1 Jim Davenport, or Pirate first 10 picked and I here $5.50. Miliweaukee 17 9 654 Trial. the Kentucky Derby ,and and O'Connell also George Crowe and Dee Fondy baseman R. C. Stevens in years his easiest, ballooned their the opener containere. E P•'=ourgh 17 14 548 314 the last Saturday's Preakness Stakes National League AL lead to 6% games Sunday had three hits ip the nightcap. blasted three-run homers for the MONDAY — MAY 19, 1958 ZenladeVitna 14 16 467 6 and either Jim when Tim Tam proved his miles South Marshall. with 5-2 and 3-0 victories over Antenelli struck out eight for his Redlegs, who beat the Braves Chicagu 13 18 465 6% Baltimore first base- superiority over the presnet crop Hu-9-2465. man. or Jim the Washington Senators, The .third win and Miller fanned in seven St. Louts 13 16 .448 6 (Mudcat) of three-year old without the for the second time Grant Yankees, with six straight and five in his first start. . ,Cencinnet. 11 14 440 6% of Cleveland in the Ameri- shadow of edoubt. tries. Bob Purkey, who scored can... 10 of 11, are 14 games over Duke Maas faced only 28 Tig- Angelo-. 11 21 344 10 ' now Hartack is ready to April 23, FINE Collie --- .MPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED L But .500 at 19-5 compared to second- ers in a two-hitter to give the the other victory on and trainer Jimmy Ceall 1258-W. * i Not Hard Enough ride' again place Kansas City's 13-12 record. Athletics their fourth straight went the distance despite two * - 1lietv City Hall and Gas Building $120,000 Jones must decide whether to Yesterday'o gesiiits The Giants, meanwhile, took win and Detroit its fifth consecu- Joe Adcock and one Milers shooting to break the reengege the jockey champion or homers by a two percentage-point first-place tive loss. All three Athletic hits 1 Sewer Pl.nt Expansion $125,000 I Cineetinto: 11 Minvautkee 7 feur-minute barrier have learned each by Ed Mathews and Johnny 6 • 637 , 21 CU. net. lead in the National League were doubles, two by Vic Power Pteladena 6 Pe4eburgeh 4. 1st to train endlessly in a eformula Neither boy is under contract Logan, Lew Burdette was kay ied Marquette to Planning and Zoning Commission with when they whipped the Chicago and Frasids..-Housa.gornbing with eenreeeteiternaS Pittsburgh 2. 2nd made famous by the Swedes- Calumet Farm. However. Har- guarantee. Professional Consultation to Cubs, '7-3 and 4-0', and the a walk and an error to produce in 3% innings ad saw his record l St Lentes 6 Lue Aneeles 5. 1st ut Gail Hodgson. - Oklahoma's has been as loyal to Jones ?Ilene 1796. tack Cincipnati Redlegs beat -the Mil- two runs in the second inning. squared at 3-3. . Aregeltes r,...1CrIS-0 21w fuller, doesn't think they do he was tied up with a as if waukee Braves, 11-7. The Giants, Dick Gernert hit two homers IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED San Francisce 7 Chicago 3, 1st h yet. formal agreement and suc h picked to finish sixth by the and a double to knock in 'four Jack Sanford won his third San Franc:eh, 4 Chicago 0, 2nd "I n't think anybody has loyalty should work both ways. HOUSE, For experts, lead the Breves, .656 runs and Jackie Jensen drove game with an eight-hitter and, ,e - /Industrial Expansion. trained hard enough yet." says But it hardly would be fair to mg room, di to .G54. They have won three in three with a homer and three Semproch his four the South African sophomore who Valenzuela after the mas- rookie Ray bath, sqearafti $de.walks. Curbs, Gutters. Saturday's Games replace straight and 11 of their last 14 singlet in powering the Red runs _70 miles a week. "Not has dele, with a six-nii•ter, as the Phillies 9CT nett flex W44-71tesi Ft -e i-serse -.4-14sweidwipeier I Pe -de-.get peerful ieti he v.tso anybody. anywhere. Emil Zatopek That has placed Jimmy Jones handed the Pirates their fourth es, furnace, i I St. Louis 10 Les Angeles 1 Sweeps Due To Pitching'" five games. Frank Sullivan gaire. Continued flume Building. trained harder than any man squarely on a spot. For Chuck • ire 're Oa Sart Frariceseu 9 Ch.cago. 4 Brilliant pitching was the key ed his first win while Billy and fifth straight defeats. Airpor. for Murray. in the world and he was only Tim Tam's chances of becoming ,Rea ;Malwaultee 5 Cincinnati 1 Ii' both sweeps. Sal Magee need- Loes, cautioned twice against Essegian and Rip Repulski hom- 8G' per eon fit" the nnith Triple Crown winner finance alum rityjauditorium ed only Ryne Duren's ninth- throwing eapitters," suffered his Willie -Amager brifiefittia'- ninety seems- to depend solely ered in the opener and in - - inning nourth ntraight loss for Balti iNodays Gaines • ------4initTntatlenatieague, Ated upon showing up at Belmont Jones and HaiirAtdenron. erne- fur he htYlpankt eoeswilaInda rhe Early Lead Overcome m,heeekee es,Theemere.eithe 45 pounds but says "I still the Belmont. Stakes BobPen at ain't Park for Turley. overcame early nected in the nightcap. na betterfly."...Weighing "bombed" the Senators The Indians Only game echeduied. 232, he June 7. ONE 3/S leat ain't,'. with a five-hitter that gave him his sixth win and fourth ceindetioners. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Bin Webb if Kansas Cey was shutout. For the Giants, Johnny Tomorrow's Games kayeed in the Lafay te Open Antonelli hurled a five-hitter in the A good name is rather to be chosen than 'N ew York. at Ceocage, night when struck on the etheaci by Crawford Is first game and flutterball specialist STRAWBERI great riches, and loving favor rather than ' Waelenge n at Kan. City. mght Charlie llarper's drive. Ti woke S • Stu Miller came back ves, Lynn G Baltimore at Detroit him up. When he came to. Webb with a silver and gold. Proverbs 22:1. three-hitter Beeten at Cleveland, night birdied the next five to give the San * 04-R. BY t Kindness consideration, love and holes. finish- Bla Favorite understanding Francisco staff its fourth berries. ed ninth and win $,650 — only shutout itswir: to our neighbors — to our children, to all with whom of the year. the seebnd time he had been we eeme in contact are some of the qualities of in The char- American League the YORK le — Welter- Atthletics moved into sec- acter dough since joining the pro NEW 6:30 — START . .. . DUSK the' are assets to a geod name Truthfulness, L Pei. op Mickey Craw- ond place in the AL by defeating OPEN . . . . STRA.WBERil leariesity. eraftmetent living with pre/elisions, the Detroit v- Y rk 19 S .792 ford if Saginaw. Mich., is favored Tigers, 2-0, the Bos- next KOndi ail ge 'Le make up a rich life and bring great inner ton Red Sox keeneas Cey 13 12 5U6% in Dad's Footsteps 3-1 to outspeed and beat downed the Balti- ONLY Pick your cr more Orioles TON1TE ("rveld 15 16 48.4 7111 Like father, like son: Dick Andy "Figueroa of New York 8-4, and the Cleve- containers. 1 land tirliOre 12 13 480 7,2 Camille first baseman for Char- tonight in their 10-round TV Indians (wept the Chicago orders for t -Leee eeelfe._ ' White Sue, ON IN -non 14 18 467 8 .eston of !he American Associa- fight at St. Nicholas Arena. 7-4. and 10-6. In Atso need the other Wasting:en 13 le 464 8 tion. is the son of Dolph Camille It will be televised by Dumont American League Farms (Faro former games. PERSON Detre.: 13 17 433 9 Dodger first base great at 10' p.m. e.d.t. • STAGE $6343l. Ten Years Ago Today Ch.cago 11 16 and 1941 National League moist ranked ninth among .407 9% Mickey, In the National, the Philadle- valuable player. Dickic Harris, contenders, seeks his fuurth phia Pinnies continued the defla- second brman for Charlotte of victory of 1958 Puero Ledger & I File Yesterday's Games straight tion of the Pittsburgh Pirates the Sale. League, is !he son of Rico-born Figueroa is attempting WITH veand with a -6-4 and 44 victories • c:t 7 Chicago 4. ls! Bucky 'Harris. 'boy-wonder" sec- DIRECT a eemeback campaign at 21. three while the Cleveland 10 Chicago 6. 2nd ond._ baseman-manager whir _led years yoonger than Crawford. rebounded froth • • Qukk action New Y. 5 Wa,hingem 2, 1st Washingten to 'he a 6-5 loss to FROM THE by Murray firemen saved the home of pennant in heat the :Iverett Jones on New Y rk 3 Wa h.ngten 0, 2nd 1924 .. St. Louis Cardinals, 4-0. North Fifth Street from toal destruc- Homer By Maglie Kansas City 2 Detroit 0 Laheuri Gedih. the 29-year old THE • -tion yesterday afternoon. Maglic. making his first TIMBER- French lightweight champion from start, • The fire department was called to the scene at 10:2.8 limited the Senators to GRAND Algeria who meets Johnny Busse) seven ; "cm. By the time they arrived, four, Saturday's Games hits in eight innings rooms of the one- ir. the main event at Madison and also LINERS • story frame fe • e 8 Bakirriere 4 highlighted the Yankee OLE • • dwelling were ablaze. Within five minutes Square Garden Friday night. attack Cheogo 3 Cllee e-and 2 with a three-run homer to ; Ihe Grethen had the blaze under control, and in 10 min- started boxing around American climax OPRY QUARTET New Yerk 6 Waitengton 5 New York's five-run fourth • •utes the fire was out. Army camps for a carton of inn- 13. hen 7 Balt-anore 4, 1st Notice has been received by the family ,of Pvt. lames cigarettes "and a good meal." Battmere 5 Boston •••Talmadge Lovett. that his body 3, 2nd He is a shoe saleeman in Paris FOR '- CE F .• is due to arrive in Mur- Kansas O.!) 4 Dreitroit 3 ...ray at an early date. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. a- hen not fisticuffing ..ladles idrvul - Frod ehiies. too... Pump & Plumbing meat was Lovett and died of Malaria in North Africa on "lose July 7. 1943. Regains Health Fast Today's Games • That Repair ally A 1941 Chevrolet Cincinnati pitching really Coupe stolen from Buel Jetton of NNs Games Scheduled makes, a man sick. The Redlegs —7 DAYS A WEEK — HYLO BROWN West Main Street in June of last year was 'The M, recovered to- announced that - Bill McKechnie DAY or NIGHT lay Jr. resigned as farm diretcor and the T1MBERLINERS a ire; to ell Tomorrow's Games Rolm Police chief Burman Parker. was notified Saturday "because of his health." The ELROY SYKES San Francisco at Cincinnati, like they that the car .nexl line of the same atmounce- 'OPRY STAR IN Admission: Adults 750 had been recovered in ' night .- Phone 69 Murray, Ky. Mrs. Frank Crass. 74, men• said that -since regaining MURRAY TONITE "You s died of coinplications at 2:00 1 Lee Angeles at Milwaukee, night Children Under 12 FREE n'clock Sunday his health (by qui'tting') he has Hylo Brown and his Timberlin- "No. te afternoon at the Murray Hospit:11.- - 1 St Lein; at They; Phremielchila. Melt decided to go into .business in ers, stars of the WSM Grand Ole it Survivors include her husband. _Frank Crass_ of - Sorry, No Passes Accepted — Was ROTAS are---appeartng toritte- at Eradicate _ ay; one sr-in an onedaughter, That • Murray Drive-In Theatre. ON OUR SCREEN Mrs. Bo!the Jones has returned from an extended ,. the ['rice the visit to V -hington. D.C., Also febtured will be the Timber- 'lig they Detroit, and points in Ala- j religious barn: eir T liners Quartet singing Some Br ft I and spiritual songs. I* close ant romi Hylo was born in Paintsville, Fred MacMURRAY Dorothg MAIONE . 9 Weekend Kentucky, and began to play the "'They Son..ets guitar at an early age. He began The Destructive Termite James BARTON FREE INSPECTION 'No t MURRAY LOAN CO. his radio career at 16 on Radio was acre Station WCMI in Ashland, Ky. 506 W. Main St. TERMITES nisei. Si Telephone 130 Since then he has worked with brush 4 "YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN CO." Sports many of country music's greatest nes;rd at Summar —Licensed & Insured — Mars, the latest of which was -end up By UNITED PRESS cir.ve with a recIrd breakelg Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. SAM TUESDAY ONLY Sandera Saturday qualtfying speed of 145.974 KELLEY •"•ttaaila memo woo*. miles Hylo., records for Capitol records not h lay BALTIMORE. Mei —Tim Tam per hour There She Lay... was deo and some of his latest are "The Phone 441 10Na DOLES SAMARA THE .utraced lencotel Read and Gone Price Prisoner's Song." "Lovesick and ;WS • COOURN • BATES to win the Wearing Her Nylons merit, r 5)16.960 Sorrev,r and "One Sided Love Ij4YPEST 6 matant. Tari1ir"7---X7drain -IS 75e SPARTANSURIC. S.C. —W-ifti for ight Around shoulder Adults and children under 12 CONTROL NEW YORK —Wheatley Sta- Sauna see red a 64-leale %vial of I'm surf are free Her Neck! actually ble" Br.ld Rki:er, packing tiep 216 to win the Pradh Blgr Ant- dersT" t wetifie of 133 Betsy Rawls G Thurnemend. pounds, wen the "1 Tr le a iggen Hancecep at Baknoni WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY I woke - ill Be Open Park shots 1 Eary MEMPHIS, Tenn. — 'rteillYt Maxwell if Odmna. Tex, won Mowers . Rota Tillers 1 CARACAS. Vent-rue-la —Berry 1 toots the Memphis Invitee:0nel Golf •ICtOR MAMIE Mackay andt Bill Quillsan cap- and Sa Teurreamerr by a single streke iIIT'ERIFPC SUNDAY tured ehe illeubles to give the 'Wits -oer Cary Mobilecell. 111-1frt US Davis Cup 'emits • OPiim*SicoPE lean) a FOR SALE - FOR RENT trytn ethic-thing If 3-0 lead over Vene- him. PI meta 3 a.m. to 8 p.m. in 'he first-round Ameri- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ncle tt can Z ,ne elarnnatiorr Series. W Vs —Sammy Sneed defeat- out of ed South Afrieitio. Gary Payer penell , INDIANAPOLIS. Ind". — Dick en the Meth hole of a 'sudden BILBREY'S twenty "Tops In Fine Food and Service" grown Ratternan won :he ',tee position deerhe playoff to win the Sam "The for -h. 500-mile Memeriel sv snood Feeolval Tournament Inn horse," rode of of em. Farnm 11. 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19, 1958 KENTUCKY 18181001111118913ellarellele--e-- PAGE THRE111 'AY • ; MONDAY - MAY 19, 1958 LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, Dickinson College -- VOTE &Nall IN T I E Dogs And Cats Top e Race Gets Collection Wall Street INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. le -The Animal Passengers - race for Democratic committee- CARLISLE, Pa. - IIPI - More man in an Indianapolis precinct CHICAGO - lit - Air oars° than 300 relics of the Stone Age Enjoys Varied ended in a dead heat between isn't for the birds-its for the in 'North and Central America Ellis J. Hall and Clifford Wood- clogs, oats and a menagerie of. vote was 0-0. tads in both games, hatve been peeeenteddbo Dickinson son this week. The other "flying passenger" incite:l- nor any 11-inning opener on College by W. E. Minnich, Get- Price Answers Neither the cancedates ing gluelike rem horses, iv* :arroll Hardy's three tysburg, who assembled the col- 'voters cast ballots. lobeters, chietchillas, hone tigsm .. IS par were lei rei day. Minimum of 17 words fur SOs - SI per word fee titres days. Clarified ads Sr. payable Is river,. of many and the nightcap lection over a period e and so on. years. M. Kelly, United Airlines • ts in the sixth and By ELMER C. WALZER They consider, as does L. 0. J. Included in the collection Bee cols still top the feRr seven'h. Relief aces United Press Finaneial editor Hooper, analyst for W. E. Hutton doge and outstending nexamples of arroC- acme the atid Dun Mossi Another Theory NEW YORK de - Wall Street- & Co., that. this Is an urpur- of animal flown deity r FOR SALE FOR SALE or TRADE service. Offered heads and stone axes, as well that al- r Feeley said eir fifth and fourth ers chuckled when they read tunist market." ebuntry. I On Virus As as a large number of less familiar were ively, and have ac- of the survey Congress made Other experts say this is no most 13,000 dogs aaxi cats NEW 861 FORD traetor and objects of Meet rarity, such as during 1957e ; nine. of .Cleveland's $4 Per-elate,- 0 feeteeti removed free Cause Of Cancer among -economists --a-eurveyc little .,.to.. buy . the, .asterages_be-. flown by United ifiwinammes: -equipment. Less than cost. See trucks Duncan birdstones, bannerstones, boat- about half of the told the 78th annual crate VC° 'Watched that brought ponderous answers cause only Kelly ink Your own, or $6 per M21C stones, gorgets, pendants, mas- Howard Brandon at 2388. Tankage Co. Prompt service 7 of a wide variety on the subject components of the averages have convention of the Iihnois State and Fondy tricked and classed. Bring own may be "caused by a quetts and pipes. iwe Dee days a week. Call long distance Cancer of prism. Teen. Veterinary Medical Meociastion, containers. Brovics Watson, ei "hitch-hiking" particle which in- The collection resulted from -run homers for the collect, Mayfield 433, Union City Market men said the record that thoroughbred rate bones miles South a Kirkzey. Phone aboard a virus, the donnoes twin hubby of Not a few experts hold that' Bus. Opportuniti& TU-6-9361. N150 vades the bode' has are fast catching up. He said as o beat the Braves Hu-9-2465. M21C of their own economists defensive issues and soft I according to a Nobel Prize win- American history and the Amer- the as eight such horses are been much better than the many und time in seven ning University of ican Indian Gathered from sites goods seeks are the only ones general field. Went-times tin a single &gen. eurkey, who scored ecientist. of frontier forts and Indian to purchase at this time. WILL IX) IRONING or waslhine And the reason is that the FINE Collie pup's, ready to go. Outstanding Opportunity camps and' battles, the relics give ictory on April 23, in my heme. 12th and Ohesentat Dr. Wendel_ Stanley said such Wall Street variety of economist A consolidation period now, Call 1258-W. 11-C strong evidence of the artistic S. exports of wheat and istance despite two No Selling St. Lizzie Brown. M19P fragments only recently have adheres to an old adage which it is held, would be highly bene- U. to travel at- skill and craftsmanship of our Sour equivaient in tome 1957; Foe Adcock and one Highly rated national regale- been discovered says, "Never Fight the Tape." ficial for thel ist getting off 'etched to viruses in a process pre historic forebears. were valued at 968 nallussa dol- • type zation wile select a diestritxt- PLEASE notify your Natural ,In other words, go ailing with on the usual summer rally later Ma:hews and Johnny • .57, 21 CU. Fr. then - said The entire collection will be Jars. tor tio,;serviee 50 active keel 'called, "transduction." He the market. Ride it up and down, on. was kayoed Marquette food freezer. 5 year Gas System, phone 386. If you put in public diep2ary in the Burdette the "hitch-hiking" characteristic say the old timers. guarantee. Excellent , condition. accounts. wish a ow service line run on College library. gs ad saw- his record of the particles may explain Dickinson of them • : MaIC Delivar & Collect Only your propeety this spring or A lot of bears, some ?nine 1796. why soie.othiate have been unable 3-3. for our perennial product. summer. TI you bnere already novices at short selling have definitely, to trace cancer io vi- a big position yet, it is said. ,seiteteee Experience is not neeeed. An signed for a line which has not iiett the end of 1957 there were ford won his third ruses. They hope and hope for a de- CMR. FRIENDLY seerCere dee HOUSE, For Sale or Rent. Liv- investment of - been run and you plan to use over 63.620,000 in the -ere an eight-hitter and, - "It is dificult to escape the con- telephones cline. So do the sold out bulls. ing room, dining mum, kitchen: $2200 Cash Required gas now or chtria,g the corning-I United States. Of this total, SAYS his fourne clusion that viruses may be the They fought the tape. Semproch bath, sepfarate -toilet, 3 bedrooms, to carry the naintlinum neces- season you should notify your tele- causative agents for most, if not there are fewer than 3,000 The bears who covered their hitter, as the Phillies bunt and back porch- sary inventory. This $2200 gaS oceripeny. M21C Lie es helpmpay screened hawe haen DreroPtItPO terv Mei theories which cannot be con- erwersuests an. seer eseekata Pirates their fourth es, furnace, and one large room oasn investment pee au tiotnse'. Thosi b man," Stanley said. !tented with the others. took a shellacking in many in- apartment for spare time each week should Tilt* raight defeats. Chuck aTliris. Garage ATTRACIIVE position for in- stances. Now they'll turn bullish Get money e. priced. No net more than $500 each Ar•wer tu 5540.0ar'11 Rip Repulski horn- r Reationably telligent man or woman. Most arid fight the tape if the market And coafideolial lee. i month. Car necessary. Tell triance charge. 714 Poplar St. lsave pod personalty and ap- goes into a consolidation period opener and Willie about yourself & give phonee.,,,, • M1SC pearance and be readof to ancetn ACROSS 1 Kind of_ CHilEGIEI MIY as many think it will. LOAN.TO SIM eler-ATUferatrfe rem- Wine But address. gesatlen 4hinsedietely it selected. Why did the market go up Ky. enC .L:Char- le nightcap. Murrey, Guaranteed income will cline- • kart te-iy pen hilts --- ..11•713 when it did? Listen to one of ton air 114 "0' 2MM :1513k1 ONE le TON and one I tunny for advancement. Apply S k opener I., h • EPIP. OURS Wall Street's economic experts FRIENDLY oinditionees. Call 2277. MI9C at Circuit Ciurt Room, 2nd floor S. try of -Vikm R. White of Hornblow- A ars 610'OW if:MI NOTICE of courthouse, Tuesday', May 20 30- klan's e 61110U [:11JI er Weeks: FINANCE INC 11- IN ...on ol• knomp t: 1 b, CUL. BII-312,5- -A.4 hem 3:00 to 5:00 pen. • ITC IP-Prt•teels 31 -Old erosion) LAIL "Persistent demand for equities 11111%111E0ejfillee STRAWBERRIES. Gendel Res- resecori rui OOP iuri reflected; ()) An abundance of we are ir• Hoe' !II@IL3-10:3. ters, Lynn Grove Highway. Can THURSDAY Afterneene Is-teem!. 3 • OMR capital seeking employment in 204 5, 4th Phone 1180 a good time to shop Mattresses Rebuilt lit.' new. 13.Armed month NMI-3114LO OLIE1PL-4:2 -R By quart or crate. Mice epee! Tea counter 51 Nt.ral MILIteAllwiJ seasoned securities; (2) Growing at Stark's Hardware, 12th and West Ky. Mattress Mfg. Co., 50-11'1 flimflam 51 ft, lain berries. M19P number) 25• rig re of awarenese of favorable implica- TFC Paducah, Ky. Murray represen- 201:1 Poplar. "-Sporck enro-,-11 tions in t h e federal reserve tative Tabers Upholstery Shop. 24-0Irr's 25. Strnrched 5. r. 66 Make lace board's aggressive credit easing . DUSK 101 N. 3rd. Phone 549. TFC ms 37- Iltert1131 31 F,od STRAWBERRIES Season opens :T.T1tt• of device ”C: aro 63-Chart policy; (3) Increasing uneasiness your here -with 44,- mr-ermrsse In next Menclay, choke berfies. BEAUTIFY 3-01,egreeer Rem iami era:tee parr OrpitalinLSIlt trade= irate 1..1 43. BE-SURE TO VOTE!! .d6 Pick your own and furnieh own ctzstom created ornamental -Aff;rmatlys 30- L'na Perlarlall 46- y 11-Preposition who had been unable to profit .Y and wrought Wanted rote food 62-Sun god quart. Phone MI typee of cast !!•P'•••Velpes $3'Couu'ty in 43- Encounters from short-selling and now seem containers. 15e per 14- Nega tle• iron, breakfast sees and garder. I-'' ment Freund 61 'fru rcf, inclined to close out bearish orders for berries by the crate. 66-Spanlah foe IN Murray Ornamental 2 BEDROOM HOUSE close to ft • nark 33.110a U. S. 53-Symbol for of Atso need pickers. Lifultesvay furniture. G. A oontlhent Pro•plr 1prt tell or torn positions; and (4) indications t.r' I Like New Iron. 4th and Sycamore. Phone legh schoal by June 1. Call 1091 a more conciliatory attitude 1950 - Fa row (Aseon oorrenun.ny). Call • SON .10C date or 2250eW Zit 1 -C'reled ER 6-3431. M17C 215e. frights. 9C 2$. Mare shown by union labor leaders te,,,ppr SIMI' $13 6 7 110/1111 in wage negotiations that may ii.per.ylontrta N'SPI 3 N14 Arlry •:!:!: offer hope of retarding infla- If r‘lotinI ill ilta 19 414.14,411,11 ow tionary manufacturing costs." WITH Thriller as r!,•••te !Wet ill Milill So the market advanced. Now ow 47. WAYNELIVEIHILSER Ath1.11. 1111A111 iiii why does the rise meet resist- 45. l'OMIM/ii itifilfAil ance? iiiii:4.. 29 WM OLDSMOBILE THE curreet levels there TrhIrl• ntl in At the 62- Al0evrano• are a great many traders who Will Inv Ispert• a TIMBER- 114.Nnte nf reels ONO algid bought stocks six months or Ca • groan chill more ago. Many of them have Be 117.Tblok 111URRJRUI DEPUTY fce long term capital gains which LINERS Lola re ktnm they want to take now that nit Given 111-5,511,- iceud illI:III1.IIII • their holdings have been On FREE as st cc Or-as-telt 1111 Wan ;5?..* III il ice long enough to make the QUARTET 47-netant :4:41 steeedify bills UM"70,5$,.M1 gains long term. Many others aide of' They rode in silence icr rt if MERV•! = Xt.5 1"Yonder On the other • -Dnolf ill INId some CHAPTER ail (teeth , time. Price giencuig now label bought et these levels NIGHT that Bruce thin ttrush I rode tem to DOWN il ELECTION rztr:E. R IDG A ya, at the boy s no rrow face months ago and want to get tie 'cooked up. his eyes fi.led with then 1- SI,L,1 01II mei itsr deathly 'Pole neglect,C1 Xrf,65 2i- out at any price. Jarvis wits defiance. "I guess you don't Knott, He nad been ttarveu. n., k name 5 'pray." Price said and over-worked He wanted to 2-newier M I=II Wall Street itself expects con- Frrnt was ,lose. rIffrli ,3t into ala 'air See It In The Courtyard vrhat It Is t° be geared. but I 1 • lose f m not sure whether think of nothing but CO be • man, but he wasn't yet. 11-Cornuass solidation of gains at this point. couliine t skive or just dreaming ways from here. I I There was a queslior tie II Kiil gill Meanwhile the traders are get- get a tong 4-1 nit of United Feature .. InC. 9 1 would be. If an intangible ming energy Distr. by S ting more and more 1WN fankon I didn't rest him enough selective. fix like manhood can oe date°. 'The Mohawk brothers was -He Just quit and I was on foot me. Price's own ooyh000 nad been y Ra•bilik Nal ihaPee 'r-4to Kill Mr Regan. rh'Y when them Mohawks spotted NANCY NERS • me' one, and he under- -as gonna shoot me down lust I tried to run, but they got on a difficult • ilk.- they done Sam and Lizzie.- both sides of me and I couldn't stood bow Bruce Jarvis felt, .... 75e caught between his love for Su- "You see there' asked Price do nothing." YOU'RE sie Farnum on one nand and nia WHY . they said they done "I've been scared, son," Price FREE •No out hopeless poverty on the other. MISTER-- It, like it "You bet I've been scared." GIVING It Tees bragged bout said. Add to that the physical danger NOT? .pted - to he proud at* hold of Bruce .is something . Now shame took from which Pe was not yet Iva,, A down. "But ME That would be the 111-Ohaseks. and dragged him arid it was no wonder he was scared like I Price thought He got up, knot,- you've never been withdrawn and sullen. rggETH2VET coward. 1 couldn't H EADACHE Lng they had to be on the move was. Fm • They angled across Broken but running " Some Broken Ring riders might think of nothing Ring range toward town. Price be rinse enough to hear the ahOts -You're not a coward," Price alert for other riders, but the ant rome to uwestigate said. "There's a big difference ones they saw were distant mo- rothg MAtONE . about how being "They say anythsig between being a coward arid mentarily silhouetted against the re Sun .ers goi Killed." Price asked scared Now take when you sky from Dorn* ridge top, too 'No but I Seen It happen I heaved that rock. I figured that far away to be recognized Pres- APirgit was scrams the cssiek on a ledge. saved my life, the way things ently they reached the last long high enough to see creter tee were shaping up." slant that ied down to Elk RIVI.T. I brush 1" guess I was asleep. Bruce swallowed. "I couldn't both Weston's headquarters ranch Milefffilfy poked my heard some shots and think of nothing else to do" and Saddle Rock oldie* from the ao up east when Weston shot bre U OVOID -AO 4.1111. ••••••11111 of the Mohawk top of the ridge that sloped gent- irs. sanders Lizzie and Sam were 911 fetch one I err roottrow hr.... ter you to ride." Price ly down to the river. .10.3 rioth laying on the ground. They horses into the sad- Price pulled up He said, "We'll was (jead." mid and, stepping RIB one of the horses and get down and stretch.' F'rice stared at the boy a mo- dle, caught by Etrnis 10RN • BATES back to the boy. "I'm hungry." Bruce said dog- ABSI an' SLATS Busbmiller ment. realizing how much this led him S. He stared at the other horse, gedly. "You gonna let me,alarm 1144.Ogit. Ha tied a head on Bruce'. F-OR 60e* FCR ANOTNER. SLATS SCRAPPLE Ms dere* th be on or., shoulder. -Now say that over so fighting Finally he rode to the -rm hungry too." Price mkt GUY. IT HAPPENS - uKe YOU TRYING TO TELL ME I'm sure I know how it was. You the move. caught him, and stripped "Tovnecnot far on. I figure We'd EISCYY./ BREAKING YOUR ANKLE, OR THAT I DONT LOVE actually saw Weston 'hoot San- animal. the bridle fmnithim He gave the better rest our horses." I112 BEN TAKING UP CATCNING MEASLES- ITle YOU ANYMORE...THAT ders 7" on the rump with He dimimmted. Brute hesitat- ALL YOUR TettE FOFt SORT OF AN ACCIDENT,' I'VE FALLEN FOR. did. rd been asleep! horse a belt lald I knowing he "Auld go ed_ then stepped down, etretchtrie YEAre. SOM NOT ANOTNER MAN 2 up when I heard some the bridle, RSDAY .- I woke ranch, and In time and rubbing his legs. Not used ?LAMING YOU- They had to be two shots back to the shots Ring riders would to riding, these last hours had Lizzie and Sam were dead the Broken 'NMI. the bodies of the 'Mohawk, worn him down both physically tooked just as Weston fired find I brothers and taktr-them In. and emotionally. Sanders fell off his horse." and at Bruce, who Price hunkered on his heels and did they do then?" Jerking his head 'What saddle. Price led the rolled a (smoke. He said, -.Ten Heine terateheri his head as was in the up the slope. Presently me what happened in the store trying to remember Watching way back If caught up with him. He yesterday morning." Price thought it was a mir- Bruce him "I'm hungry. I didn't have -I ain't talking to you or In the kid wasn't completely said. acle to eat all day yesterday court." Bruce said with dogged of his need Enough had hap- nothing out today. 1 went into our stubbornness. pened to him in • little over and house afore I left, hut Farnuns "Why not'" twenty-four hours to drive • me, was there and scared me off I "'Cause Weston will kill grown man crazy. 01 stopped and talked to Susie. but that's why. rm lui ey to be alive "They loaded Sanders on his rVI 74ttrk' art-Z.." ae couldn't say nothing except and I aim to stay alive. Weston's horse," Bruce said finally, "and she ought to go to town." the big shebang around here and off. I didn't see nothing more that I rode been better off I know what'd happen to me if and then pretty soon the -You'd have LIL' ABNER_ of em. said. I opened my big mouth." Farnume came along and found If yoiahad." Price Bruce mumbled. "All debt," Price said. "Just I'M /TS and Sam." "I dunno," ALWAYS ONLY BECAUSE /31 THAT DRUMMER'S Lezzie way I figure It. tell me." Price turned and, walking to "I'm in a fix any EVERYBODY, AROUND 11-1E TRY/A/G TO FORGET/41Y ONE REALLY SW I t\; I N '!- BASSETT I'm hungry." So Bruce told him, reluctantly, his horse, led him back to where I tell you - soon as we the story tallying perfectly with TIAINKS I'M' A 1-10T SPOTS TRUELOVE!! --WE WERE rEfoal- LET'S DANCE BEAK -NOT A strange thing, -We'll get • meal Bruce stood what Jean had said. Now, pulling Weston shooting Red San- hit town," Price promised. PLAYbOY- ALWAYS AIGERS IN 71-/E AMAZON-- TO E5E_4K!!- UNTIL Cole on his cigarette. his eyes on Wes- • TT. yet maybe It wasn't so ain't going to town," Bruce AND I CAN'T WITI-4 NEW -PUR/74 AND 41E AFTER ders. and ton's ranch. Price realised that it when he stopped to think said. "I'm going back down on strange would be difficult, perhaps im- 5LAMEsEM!! DAmes- WE ARE He'd sensed from the the Yellow Cat. I want to see about It. possible, to convict the rancher first that Senders was the only Susie." MARRIED!' you're going to town. of Walt Cronin's killing, hut It of ate four with any con- -No, one thinking about it. I Bruce would testify. Weston science I've been worried herself sick would hang for the murder at Price was sure he'd never know Stuee's Ter sorry we can't Red Sanders. know the whole story, but it W83 about you and you're all right, but Everything, then, depended on possible that Sanders had been let her know 4/14 chance Weston's; got this boy whose life he had saved. so offended by the Potters' mur- there's a men along the creek, fig- Somehow he had to get through der that he had said or done some there. to him. something which had provoked uring you'll show up You're the key to this whole business, Weston into Wing him. a dramatis, son?" Brute, and I don't propose for The story rolls to "Where's your horse, Monday. Done - Weston to kill you now." climax here Price asked. the onncinalon of Wayne ail. tall tA lowered his head and ain't no key," Dice said miss Bruce H. Overheisees HOS el at atatee so the ground. He jerked sullenly. ''Ydu won't get noth- week In this nowspeper. a hand back toxerd the creek. ing Out Of nae."

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FAC.F. FOI'R tilDGER & TIMES MURRAY, — KENTUCKY MONDAY — MAY 19, 1958 First . of the daily routine," she said. CCity Of Croesus Is Screen Strike Dieting Alone "Not only would it mean great- er energy expenditure but often Expedition Target Wafts DNA Would be an outlet for nervous energy, release of tension, and Locz WOMEN'S Doesn't Ark PAGE Amount Does ITHACA, N. Y. -RH- Not Less 'time on one's hands' for boredom with its subsequent sip- expedition which hopes to teiO- Ns= Astiritise cover the ruir.s of the city once Lochie LandoIt, Editor Telephone ping and nibbling." 1685 To Very Much Solve Problem She felt doctors should be sure ruled by Croceas,- Whose fabu- Local overweight persons were emo- lous wealth became a byword tionally able to control their that has endured fur more than By DELOS By VERNON SCOTT SMITH eating, before ordering them to 2.500 years, MY visit Turkey United Press Science Tokyo Getting NewI United Press Hollywood Writer Editor .diet, since It is well known Ills summer to begin a three- United I NEW YORK /Is CALENDAR Billowy HOLLYWOOD iffi - Noncon- - A scientific that even for the purpose of year program of excavation. SOCIAL Type authority on ;••• Of Zoo formist movieland, diets and dieting medical treatment, "it is almost The expedition , 4, sponsored zany to the admits that dieting alone core, is facing a crisis involving has impossible to control the diet by Cornell trriversity. the Fugg failed and is bound to fail to Monday, May 19 4Menional -Baptist Cesuch will alt industry-wide strike which o Certeirt normal_ wrisilLimlivi- 1111seune. of Harvard' Uo.i- Graduation solve the national health problem Ihe Young Women's Class of meet at 2:30 in the afternoon TOYKO -AB- The metropol- probably will not affect movie duaLs. How much -more difficult versity and the Bollingen Fours- of so many people -weighing more the Fin* RaPtisi Church will I in the home of Mrs. itan government is constructing or TV production one iota. It Must be then, to control the dation under the auspices of the• Voris San- than they should. its annual Mother -Daughter derspn, * unique zoo &outside Tokyo The Screen Directors' Guild, intake of obese persons to whom American Schools of Oriental Dress Goes On made up Dr. Charlotte M. Young of the food often means more banquet at the Woman's Club • • • • which will feature only Asian of about 1100 directors than just Research. Graduate School of Nutrition, Hoise at 630 in the everang. animals who w&tl in ba ries and assistant directors, has Set nourishment." A. Henry Detweiler, associate Conk' II of the WSCS will Cornell University, went even • • • • eags or Dsafil freely through the a strike deadline for next month. dean and pelesseir of architec- meet in the Chettie Stokes room By GAY SAULEV further by saying some fatsos The Murray Manufacturing ! United huge and picturesque perk It the major studios and inde- ture at Cernell, who is presi- at Z30 p.m. Sens Women's Editor should. never be subjected to the Modesto Ash Loses Wises Club soli meet • • • • i Tarn Zo 011,. gioai Park v.-es pendent producers don't toe the dent of, the American Schools of at jhea NEW YORK - The chemise rigors of dieting, and others begun mark, the Guild will take a walk. Out At Home guest house at 6700 in the-even- e-Ale III cd WSCS a First and trapeze may come and go, in 1955 by the metropoli- should be spared Oriental Researah, will act as In any other business this them if tht,y MODE:SION, Calif. - liT - Huitesses will be Mesdames methodist aiureo w j i meet ; but the billowy graduation dress tan government and is expected are field adviser and arrentect. Eis under emotional -would be serious. But not in stress and Modesto deal, a tree that has W,Sts-an Holland, Edward Howell with Mrs. Autry Farmer, seerns destined to go on forever. to be compieted by May, 1958. strain. The &rector of the expedi- Wells Srewballville. spread aad Al K:pp. st 230 i The silhouette of short sleeves, It is located in picturesque Nan- this city's name through-1 tem will be George M. A. Tont- Blvd.. part Mrs. Edgar Most directors The - cause of overweight is • • • • mon*, pr„tram reialr_ wide sash or cummerbund, aomura village outside lloyloo - certainly the out the work!, is being elimins- be and top-notchers simple - more energy in the • full skirt and covers are under private ted from its oid home town. hie Penny Homemakers Club wean. is the top. one with some 941,360 square form of food is taken in than Contract to mofie makers. They The species of tree "has will meet in the home of Mrs. •• • • this spring's girl graduate. as feet. is put out in the-I/Wm of de- ItartrvInnin't.dtPliera'..f6PC'1:gg"5(iceep"r :kirftrt'iMneoufseumtabart9s.icaall 3or are obliged to work_ regardless activity. Dsleate- greatirep at 10-00 in the Circle olt-has-been-for7rCany years back)--- -fl new 500 is being huitt to But the reasons why eekVed 9° manY bad bablts" The expedition will go to the of a strike. OverWeight Bark .ingireing. WSCS nrs't Me-- according to New York manufac- satisfy thrse who claim Tokyo's people Director Lloyd Lowrey site the' ancient Lydian city that Churrh, will meet in the turers. Nothing To Lose take in more than they a • • • • said that the city is no IOnger ,111. chinch's famed Uerio Zoological Gardens put out are complicated, of S3rai, which is about 65 NEW YO/ social hall at 2:30 ne The strident element of the she growing Mtge Alice Waters Circle of No. `a single house that inside the city. which attract said. the trees for streets arid miles inland from Izmir (Sm)'r- Eisenhower the afternoon. Guild, those demanding a strike, ' talked to dared a variation of parks, le has been placed with nrst Methedist Church will • • • • some 4.500.000 persons a year, are unemployed Stress Prevention na ) on the TurIciAl west coast today to br • the chemise or and would have Mexican ash in the city's meet to the Chettie Stokes class Circle WSCS. trapeze,: which is too .all for its ever-grow- Therefore, the long-range solu- nur- America's b n First Metho- riomioate .s fo,..000, nothing to lose - and not much series. ...lesal- rt 7.96 i-i• a . . Munn. v..11 mee .-iseg asieval "to gain Noes of OW -4ii7 padtd,s. - ,-/ealesto-oti--11 _ t in yr* , cray.n - oy hitting the -bricks. The native o • • • • Whille wiSicmen are busily is prevention rather than ads tree was dis- ald possibly Chertie S''‘olkei c A comic note is added by cure. )ags n="brn E "This is the one time they preparing and covered tin a Modesto park 30 el) prospects envie IV ,if the First Metho- /10. in the afternoon. Hostessee the park. animals producers who appear to be un- the prevention should be want to look especially pretty." from all part directed years 'ago. It appeared to have recession. da Church's WSICS wal meet are Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Jessie . said a S of Asia. includ- concerned by t he threat. A at the economic, social, spokesman for Connie ing cultural, many fine qtrakties, was resis- Both the att- Ow church at 730 in the Parker. those of Japan, are being spokesman for several moguls and psychologic things , 'I Sage. "And the full -skirts are which tant to irsooes and diseases, President Rii everting. • • • • _collected for thin novel zoo. said they would be delighted by dart some people on per- • • • • i prettiest on this- age group... sistent over grew fast arid had a ovular speak befor The Music Department of Ueno Zoo it rector Taciamicht a strike. It would give thern an -eating whiaa event- tke . they're a little young to try shape &"rs' and the the Americai The -1%esimistroes- Ckili will Woman's meet Koga mid these animals will opportunity to try their ually makes them tater • Young Club v.-.11 at 7:30 , for sophistication." hands at trees ciation's meet Wagon% be kept in barters directing. Dr. Young wasn't giving up spread throughout the Ec at the C I u b in the club house. The program Want cages as To Look Alike much possoble. on overweight people. oLgourse. world. Conference. Muse at 6700 in- the evetung, will be "Poetic Moods" and hos- , a with those of Many members question whet- "The herd instinct bars much From the health But within the post .six years The Presid - • • • •• teases . will he the Same zone being put to. her directors can be considered standPoint, it Mesdames J. M. change." said Post Eddy. of Rap- gerher Modesto cot broadcast Tuesday, as labor instead of management remains essential to get their y gardeners have tiny 20 Converse. E. C. Parker, Charles pi Frocks. "For the same reason Tame aiiimak. 1.,,,se askoh an' their weights down and keep them had moray troubles with their p.m.. e.d.t., 3Aurray Asserribb- No. 19 Or- Ws-kaori, William Oakley, Edd they will hearts aren't in- the wear blue jeans around d)„,,o., in.ua bodmo, in4ors down if they're going to have native tree. A stubborn fungus niche networ der of the Rainbow for Girls Fenton and Wayne strike Move. Nevertheless, the Flora. ; the house they all want billowy the better has browned 4- vial tiagte an insoillatioo • • • • on visitors or other animals, Guild claims 92 per cent of the health and the longer the leaves and of of- ; skirts for dressup. They want eimer ,r4iabe set free to roam membership voted to lives of their lean brethern. stunted growth. Shadow roan ham at lbt: regular meeting The Murray A_eserrobly 4 .• look alike. I guess." strike. the park's wooded Joe Youngerman, executive sec- But medical experience now have spoiled lawns. VC the Diatonic Hail a: 730 in Rainbow for Girls will meet in "We did depart a little this area or given Tiger limited freeekin retary of the Guild, is one of shows conclusively that dieting NIuw the city will plant no Ille -evening. tbe NtroXLIC Inotpt at 720 m . spring with a couple of sheaths, in apecial en- -41t-,11114.- _ •-•-•}-* ea- the few souls taking the stivation alone is not the answer, she Mere Modesto ash, althea/go it . the event-rig. They 'told quite well,"-sai seriously. "From now on," he continued In a report to the piens to keep fighting to pre- tittle I of the WSCS at the • •• • raTICspokesmanst for Sportlane. "But The Foa,trt methuchot aeareh The Ifecalafla of the a°° will says, "no member will be Medical Society of the State serve the 8,000 trees now grow- Openi will Domais as of the r.,..., ! graduation styles remain able pretty be cnv7ded bug° three dis"cits tu sign a personal of New York. Exercise also re- meet meet in the social hall of Beept:= standard for a j south service con- Chunth will meet in the couple of reasons. ---77iPan'eae- and north tract duces weight - more energy is home at Mrs chartes Ryan oe,1 Many without first submitting it the church at 2:30 pm. schools regulate what the Asian - but their borderlines put out and there • • • • to the Guild. is a closer BOY, 4, SAvES SISTER Of Re the Martin's Chapel Road at 710 girl- graduate will wear. And may nut be definite since some ' "I'm sure' our members won't match with the energy taken in. The Karicsey Homemakers in the evening. it's easier to fit most teen-agers 1 of the animals of the districts are TAMPA, work until a new contract is Attention To Exercise Fla, - Jackie CubClub will meet in the home of • • • • in full skirts." similar in kind. Murray signed with the Guild." "In these days of mecahnization Taylor, 6, was credited today H Mrs. Jim Washer at 10:00 in The Eva Wall Circle of the Manufacturers aim for variety! Director when man unwittingly becomes with the quick action which ing regional memorial Balms. Henry King. one. of the morning. chum., w,m with fabrics and color combine- lazier and lazier, attention saved his two-year old sister South Christ meet ve:th the great ones. says "I have a might • • • • yons samiel.,,,,,f, tions. White, once a Mrs "must," has Ultrasonic Waves contract with 20th Century-Fox, well be concentrated on more Karol Lou from drowning. He 2 here at The GlocVs McElrath BWC of ; deposed at 2-00 pm. on West Main Street. been by t he Pastels- ' Photograph Bones and I would have to work if they exercise which becomes a part saw his sister floating face down the first ga the Mem r.al Baptist Church • • • • "We sell less and less all white I asked me." in a shallow lake Thursday, ran baseball to wfil mere in the home each year." said Sage. Into HAIRDOS, OR DON'TS-Think- of Mrs - Wednesday, May 21 "because 1 . Veterans Megaphone'', and Jackie Cooper. the water and pulled her to will meet Pi Maylon Fruzell at 7:30 In the The Woman's Auxiliary most of the girls are looking ; shore. Neighbors administered ing about a new hairdo? Well, n.ight at 71 . jutsr.,8 E4nscopai of St. : gorieelfIC rect.,rderdeAGO - l%;.pedAn talus-t Roy Rowland. Mervyn Leroy, "If a director owns 51 per evening. church for something they can artificial respiration here are a couple fresh from wear Richard Thorpe and Leo Mc- cent of the picture or TV shows to revive the The violin • • • • A pastel goes child. Paris. (international) meet in the home of Mrs. Rex- later' more places." l kiel elemrsts for atomic reactant Carey are other veteran mega- he's directing, he doesn't have the Tigers Pastels Outsell White The WM1.7 of the Fins Baptist ford Weeds at LOO in the after- rsnployul phoners (as they say on the to abide by the strike," says They will it Junior First said Church will have its general Boost. that this . iijahastiombeeill Laboratory atior"mineupgr,_ sound stages) who must abide by Youngerman. edn mita y spring its pale pinks, meeting at the ehurch at 2:30 in-_ , • • • • blues and. togr,tromge boors of a humor?). contractual commitments. The Guild strike promises to finals will t yellows were out-selling the afternoon. Circle I will be The East Hazel Hornernakers white arm without X-rays. The Guild also will be thwart- be as ineffectual as the current Dan Pugh Sport lane said mint was "ver • ed an change of the program "Doors Club will mete today in t h e .. ) Deve4oped by W. N. Beck of by producer-directors such as musicians' walkout. Producers sre to victory strong. George 5rAtth." biome of Mrs. William Adaina. Argon" meta/lung it Stevens, Cecil B. Deltille, scoring their films in Europe bits and r Many manufacturers combine , vision. • • • • • and Sol Siegel, as well as pro- and Mexico while Hollywood batters Onl white with' pastel_ The wodtpe is a r de- F.% IDA Curee of the Thursday. bodice and; „delic if WnH.eb pe=," lme vja ducer-directon-egtoss .Coine Kelly, musicians are finding work scored off may 22 sash in pale sling- The pink, the rest of Robert Cummings, Dick Powell ing Murray Zeta Department of the the dress for tune testing of reactor fuel ele- hash and allied endeavors. bias while, instance. four Weinman's C9ab meet for a Sage shows on). &Anti ,;f white organdy Tnent,,,,...% But Balch., be‘ilieIeg pot lurk dinner at the club worn oarloorthe. and nevi/10i over a pale blue silk slip. maY hotse al 6:30 in everr.ng. Intereet -Pi---- by lie Gm - Fabrics include pure cot'on' (;If to other wientific Hoseesees w ill be Mesdames the Sr broadclon. a white - on - while ,' nveNtigat Dermas Taylor, Howard "rs' ,ealkq. o,-en AIR-CONDITIONED Tits- broadcloth, cotton batiste eyelet, In the econner. ukrasonic worth. A. D. Wallace. Heron made a wil ENDS dacron and Cotton blends in solid wavea are 'e...d ,t" cavities NOW! West. Buford Hurt and Stark or eyelet, embroidered reactor batter. The TUESDAY organdies "u e' "'e Erwin - and batistes. waves beng absorbed by in-. three error • • • • aoth Manufacturers do their best clue:ors within -the fuel - com- a pan It THEO _ The •'"v -business posed Murray sure WOlirta narottOUNDI sweet -in +he grade and- high - .of - an- • alloy satii.ittitifft ao•uurric in the home cot MTS. R. A. school age group, , and re...-rne lead scoring werrak although today othefRienetal. The waves coaslow'"!. Johnston a: 2.30 in the graduation for the . also are absorbed. Beck first, six in 0.01 word ...woo,. Fence-. after- kindergarten said, by I carve •eimessha noon. set is becoming commonplace: betake between the fuel element in the thin wail mod oboe • • • • end h••• and its protective metal cover- vperuct Friday, May 23 /qt. the Murray The Cot:heater H ornernakers For a test, Beck said, a fuel ,ur MeCh Club will meet in the Some of FBIA Names aliment is suspended ;n a tank ,and picked Mrs. Newel Doors at 1:30 ia of water. Then an awerrobey 111RNER PRIMPING POI TWA-Margaret Grant, 21, tint Negro ever the arsii..ion. oarsaisting two a crystals - one employed as a stewardess by an international airline of the Pre-Sch • • • • to trassott Officers For and the other to U. S., primps In her New York home as she looks to learn Jefi MAN DLER- Saturday, May 24 receive ultrasronc waves-traces her new TWA job. She ta a psychology major at Hunter col- Is Frida The Alpha Department of the across the element' repeatedlty in lege, will be degreed June 12, enter TWA training class at Woman's Douglas Club will meet at the Coming very narrrw lines in a sow- Kansas City. Mo., June 16. (international floundphoto) club house at 2:30 in the Year tooth after- isattern. The pres noon. The program will be "The When the waves are absorbed children ent Adoptive Pr4ram" by Mrs, by a flaw in the. fuel element this Septen Sylvia Atkins. Muitenes between wilt be The the crystals. the ,reec- ,itirridaY. _Nektessasantia..- Murray Ma: Putore BusinessT the He Farmer. E. J. - Beal, Lead' '51isilt-141441-111=1.1kt""itentraplaor or, a give•et oleutr G. B. Scott, America elected if coer)... are asked and officers for the Miss Kathleen Patterson. 1958-59 invite paper attached to the re- to that th • • • • school year. May 7. 1958. They are as follows: Can be fille Monday, May 26 trapped for pox vaccint President. 'Jerry Shroat; Vice-- fow" FREED FROM MINE TRAP-Twenty-four coal miners, The Tri Signs Alumni will flieekrdl"releensubeitierlit tuandted then CMaCi walksd out of President. Benita Maddox: Secre- his lljtIfia"n od nearly 17 hours some 6,000 feet underground, sporsoor a vector send off the serraitivity of the West in good condition. Here, an for tary, Carolyn Wood: Treasurer. recend- •flooded mine at Logan, Va., the grackaating Tn Sigmas ing instrument. greeted by his wife. Rescue workers had Pot Lu( at Michael McCasey; Reporter, Judy It was possible, unidentified miner Is Murray State College. It lie staid, diacrirroinate between to cut through a barricade the trapped men had built in a sec- Plannec will Grogan: Historian, Nancy Gibbs; You Have an Accident be held in the )aene Bean and bone tion of the mine above the flooded area. The men then climbed What if manage- Parlimentarian, Robert Burton. „ on the electro- ment house at 730 sensitive a 125-foot antral stairway In an alrshaft to reach the surface. in the eveo- This is the first year for the paper. The Zet. ing Thousand Miles From Home? local -chapter to have a a 'Woman's ( • • • • Historian La and Parlimentrian. The officers pot luck get help immediately if you bought your _ESKIMOS ACQUIRE STILLER were selected . on the basis of You con hoase at EDMONTON, Alta. aft Don work and time they contributed car insurance from an independent insurance agent. Thursday, Stiller, Oklahoma co-captain in and interest shown in the chap- bers are ii 1957, signed today with the FA- tef. There are over 100,000 independent agents there will rronton Eskimos of the Western The F.B.L.A . (as an annual across the country who display this seal. A sin- members i F- "ball Conference. affair) invited 'he will be Me eighth grade gle telephone call-and any one of them will students, and all others interested Howard Ti gladly assist you in any way possible, from get- In basiness subjects to one of Haron Wc the regular meetings. ting prompt repairs to filing a claim. Stark Erw: NOW OPEN Jerry Shroat. President, pre- Insurance. sided at the meeting. Anita Mc- Look for this seal before you buy Dougal read the purposes of the Ew club and explained them. Jerry T9 Dunn's Shroat told of his trip to the F.B.L.A. National Convention last I summer and Mr. Eugene Smelt, Ily sponsor of the club, explained Welding the Southwe Shop business subjects offered at Murray Training. and pleasa SYKES BUILDING ON SOUTH FOURTH Refreshments wege served and day. Fair electric and standard typewriters, temperattn Former Location Hargis Weld ng Shop and standard adding machines., Ili! and Wee electric and otandard typewriter.. itimattak.. tonight fla Electric and Acetylene Welding were given by members of the MISSILE OUIDED-A turbojet-powered USAF club. All machines are 'he IS Mace missile is seen under F-100 fighter escort- Some 5 General Welding ing it from "launch" at Holloman Air Force Base, of the Busineas Departmentproperty N. M., to "destruct" at Wendover Air Force Hazel Insurance Co. Bowling ( Base, An electronics at Murray Training.. et. guidance system is being tested hers. The Air Force uses a 600-mile Louisville corridor over thinly populated areas for such tests. Either two TOM SCRUGGS, CALL 1162 or 836-J-1 , Over fifty interested students of escorting fighters can down Manager ington 51, the missile in designated empty areas in case of a mishap. The Mace's speed Is "over 650 fccepted the invitation and 'he miles Office phone KY 2-2422 Evansvi per hour." An earlier version of the Mace, the Matador, Home Phone KY 2-3712 meeting was enjoyed by all. already 1a operationaL (JnternatIonal)

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