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a I' 6, 1958 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper First... Largest with Circulation In Local News The City Largest and Circulation In Local Pictures The County

United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, K Thursda Afternoon, Au ust 7, 195& MUSRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 187 Year Old Is IlefateternDBruynkMother TVA Bill Killed ByiTwo Spree LEXINGToN (UPI) - Sharon H . Kgti)ar, ly %..two-yearserio,a s repeatedlyuoi ild y hallegedlyeL r ir1d' ms ao yth, ebeatenra, 5 KILLED AND 36 INJURE 0 " H. ommi.. ee, ill at Good Samaritan Hospital today. Police arrested Mrs. Dorothy WASHINGTON (UPI) -A bill Jean Owens, 28. on a charge of to put the Tennessee Valley Giant Balloon With contributing to the dependency Authority•on a self - flnencing• Animals Collapses -and neglect of a minor child basis received a possible death after receiving a telephone tip. 011 TANKERS COLLIDE Detective Sgt. Lloyd Lingsey, entence Wednesday from the CROSBY. Minn. (UPI) - A se • • • city juvenile officer, termed the House Rules Committee. giant plastic balloon bearing a case, "Thew orst I've ever seen." The committee, which controls monkey, doge and goldfish into the He said the condition of the Million Gallons Of. Gasoline flow of legislation to the the stratastihere collapsed at 60,- child, found witha nother family House floor, voted to table fur- 000 feet today and plunged to in the same apartment -building ther consideration of the disputed earth. measure. was "sickening." A tracking plane reported Burns As Rescue Undertaken Chairman Howard W. Smith He said it appeared pieces seeing the wreckage near Pine (D-Va.) said the Rules Com- of flesh had been torn from City, Minh, more than 60 miles of a rope sus- mittee would not consider action her tars, nose, tips, hands and NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) -Two mandate of the firit Coast Guard waters to the southeast of the launching raging on the measure for the rest of feet. Physicians said a complete • tankers, one loaded with a mil- district at Boston, _said an in- in Which -setts here, a- apokesman- auto • 'he session. dtagrrosts -hact rmt been made - eon_ genens ns- eet into the creels. eawie--weraa; en mono to- -The bITT-- vToill per-h-iTt-* Werntesday Titre"- ner-tria"enntl' - •••••••••••••••••••••• in Gaines in thick fog today, up at once to investigate the recover what remained of the .....••••▪ to finance needed expansion of had a temperature of , 103 de- 0- - kilEng at least 15 men and in, collision. • , be4leon and its passengers. IS.DEPT Dr power facilities through sale of grees. juiing 36. 'Engineer • Melvin' J. Wrieten, Air Force spokesmen said it up to 750 million dollars in Mrs. Owens denied injuring WEATHER BUREAU Five hours after the collision, aboard the fully-loaded Graham, was the largest plastic balloon I • • bonds. The House Public Works her daughter and blamed her nine bodies were found entomb,- said "in was like a stick of dy- e'er Munched. Purpose of the Committee approved the measure three-year old son, Michael, for ed below decks in the larger of namite. It was awful and it was ... experiment was to gaselier in- EXPERIMENTAL TORNADO DETECTION RADAR 1 last Wednesday by a vote of 19 her condition. The boy denied the two strips. Six other men beautiful and, ch my God, I , Front Page) t erma tion about COSRUIC radia - hurting his sister and said his from tr., 15. died when thez leaped into the lived through it." : story Die. ticrn. Mother was responsible for an There is still a slim chance fiery sea after the collision off Wreten was the last to leave Talk A' Wirreen Research Labora- abrasion on the side of his head. se To the bill could be catled up on Fort Adams. the. Graham ith rapt. Karl Frank Jr., 3a tories oftlicial- her said it was Police said Mrs. Owens, who eon, the House floor under a speelal Of the injured, 31 were held Anderson of Chester, Pa. He lather to asil! not known what caused the fail- appeared in Juvenile Court last his rocedure by-passing the Rules in hospitaki fee treatment and said the fire flashed along the to fern by ure. He ISid not know whether April on charges of neglect, had as put erommittee. This action would five were released. Several of port side of the ship, then gaso- secutor George thias-vote. mane _or oer CO P TITS . r. take a vr7O-,• the „treeett ed were resented line-feet-flames - licked-- ton +he-- elder Kierdorf Although Smith refused to the banoon survived, the in tritkal_etinditien from burns, starboard side wdere the men him every- comment on how the etimmillee liThittnflar launching a Meng:it-F.- told The larger of the ships, the were attempting to launch a and that's voted, it was reported that only on July 30 failed when the bail- ,say 113,000-ot on SS Calton out 'of lifeboat. two of the 12 members supported loon -s4oebout the same size we,. Shannon Beasley To Philadelphia still was burning All Co Forward today was Her- TVA. They were identified air destroyed by sharp air curreno rig .eut of caritrel Vei hours after "We all ran forward," he' said, • vice James W Trimble (D-Ark.) and at 40,000 feet. Today's be 1-1 bon Come Home Soon r, uncle of the colliding with the coastal tank- "and dove into the water. -By old pokes. he . had Homer Thornberry ID-Tex). had been expected to reach 135,- Miss Shannon Beasley, Ken- bureau's unique new Dop- er S. Graham tirt a han-mile the time the lifeboat' hit, it was ••nocl by telephone 000 feet. TORNADO DETECTOR-This trailer In Wtchlta, Ran., houses the Weather tucky entry in the Miss Uni- vortex of a tornado. Aim, bettei warnings. wide channel at the entrance to all aflame. But rims!. of the men • sarne moment thin The balloon soared skyward pler radar Installation for measuring wind speeds in the verse Contest- is still in Cali- Narragansett Bay. were calm and all but one boy A^as stumbling, bad- from an open-pit mine near fornia accenting to Brown 0. The - flaming 501-foot Gtrlfrril wore irfeJaeltees• I Cot So him a nto the hospital. Louie Nunn erg id us .in t.,el.t..The_. Mr A STAMP'S A STAMP. Meeker, teenflYeekiet eit The WV -went- -sgrentriel-nert. far from the few-arreatea lifter., we-were 411 has been isisued for Force lost contact with it at 7 Air Force Missile which eon- red Miss wreckage of the N.irw egian the water. authorities s aid a.m. VFW Post Beasley. EL MONTE, Calif. (UPI) - Farm Bureau Firing Is Success tanker Belleville w'r.cli ran "Fire was everywhere. I didn't he went into hid- The monkey was strapped with Is Candidate She has been takirig a number Mrs. Nadine Murr received a aground last September during (Continued on Back Page) He suffers from photosensitive plates to . measure vacationing 10- CAPE CANAVERAL, Flencia_. President Eiserthoinver's vacatiun the -cosmic rays. The Air-force of screen teds and only yeatgr- letter from her _ day was- on the MGM lot taking year old daughter Friday thate To Sponsor (UPI I -The Air Force demon- here. . LIOUISVELLE. (UPI) - Louie stressed the flight was planned A-...tasg, • • „. had. been mailed with a ',green -Strolled today- apparently with . The Graham went .0,0 5i at 2, 1945, the Japanese B. Nunn, Olaseow, banner Bar- to • insure edam 4tvenker -would Visits Miss Beasley is exPected In -me stamp. spectacular success - how its the_southern kp tioienismaa. Group Mill Atoll, Marshall gee ren County judge, announced not be harmed as a result of market trading weekend. Al- ground - to - air defense missile At 10:15 am. e.d.t. the Gra- - his candidacy for the Republi- the test. sometime this It was delivered without que•O• Itis To Fair •endered aboard ti ham was burning can norninatian for governor in theugh she did not win in the lion or complaint, by the post can be fired remotely f r fiercely at Levy. Rose Island and was hauled off .,he May 1959 primary late Wed- corneae. Miss Beasley has had a office. hundreds of miles away and Murray While the shore' by Coast. nesday. wersderful time as a, paraicipant. sent serbaking into the skies Guardsmen. The heal was "sointense Nunn said at a press confer- Mrs. Mattie Also she May obtain a contract On Aug. 13. 1918. Private Opha The Calloway County Farm after an enemy plane firebnats S could net get near the Gnahann ence in Kin& he made his for- of seine kind from one 6f the M. Johnson became the first Bureau board ef direct:ars. in a A Berrearc, flOW being develop- n State Tour iarted to , burning from amidships forward. mal announcement. "I want to many studios Who were interest- woman to be sworn Into the meeting Tuesday night, ed int a weapon capable of chartered bus carrying The Gulled was reported "still be your governor. I realize that ed in the boniest. Marine Corps Women's Reserve. sponsor a one-day a nuclear warhead, Crawford Dies trip to the Kentucky State Fair was f,rici at a drone plane smoking" at that time. Murray was hest yesterday to I am seeking an office of tre- over after representatives of Agriculture mendous importance, and 4 as- in Lottisville. The group will the Atlantic the aircraft Explosion Occurs Bureau Day" which was eked up Ceuncils from over the state. ITUCKY sure you that I am motivated Key go on "Farm by radar, pre- Preliminary reports indicated Mattie Crawford' Believe Teamster Set Self is Wednesday. September 10, sumably stationed sernewhere beth ships exploded on contact, The groat) came in Tuesday by an honest and sincere desire age 88, (Med at 5:30 a.m. this sfarting from the Farm Bureau along the East Coast evening from Bawling Green to work for and eeth the people merreng at the Murray General the Cal Guard said at Boston. effice at 4:00 am, and returning A *a-Clinician stationed in a and were entertained by Smith SHING 'or the advancement of Ken- Hospital following a two weeks A spokesman said neither ship late that night. Any person de- three story IBM camputer cen- BroadbeM, , Jr., at his lakende tucky art" the pnesperity and illness. She made her hcene with On Fire While On Arson Job w,ahadtert.ime to put lifeboats In the siring to go should contact the ter at the Air Defense Command s ie hthe. The large group who were Impipinews. of all Kentuckians. a_ daughter, Mrs. Harold Drug- coUnty office or a Farm Bureau headqutaffiteS' Kergetton. N. Y., being transported in a chartered lECAST" "The encouragement I have , 309 N. 12th Street, Murray. Rear Adm. E. J Roland, earn- JERRY CHIAPETTA can that we believe contained director. More than one bus will more than 1.000 miles away, Graythound bus enjoyed country received from many of the lead- She is survived by three By ITATION Press International gae)line. The fire was definitely be used if needed. pressed the •tenton that sent the ham and all the trimmings at ers of my own party arid from daughters. Mrs.• C. J. Williams, United an explosion." A special committee composed missile up from the Gape at a Urge Combined the Broadax:ate home. good substantial citizens &within Lynn Grove, Mrs. E. E. Fain, FLINT, Mich. (UPI) -Michi- _Adams said, "There are many of Mr arid Mrs. Leon Chambers, speed 24 times the speed Prior to that they visited the both major politick! parties has Lynn Grove, Mrs. Douglas, Mur- gan Attorney General Paul of Efforts U.S., Russia points hare that have to be (Continued on Back Page) sound. Broadbent -hybrid seed corn op- IfINBS prompted me to offer my serv- ray; one step-dtaughter, Mrs. L. Adams said today he believed cleaned up. There a r e many The Bomarc was set for a On First Space Ship eration. After spending the night ices to you in this highest office. E. Hughes, Murray; tour sons, Teamsters official Frank Kier- more witnernes -we have to call near sine of the drone. The Air in Murray the group visited ty - 5:45 p.m. "I do ao with humility, but R. W. Key. I. H. Key, Clifton donf accidentally turned himself in." For extant/ale, he said, Kier- Man Flees Justice Force said intairmatimi on the By ROBERT MUSEL various concerns in Murray t.o • rvith cerifidence and with single- Key. all of Murray, Joe Key, ins() a human torch While set- doers neighbors reported mys- test was "classified" but indi- United Press Intern/Mona, view the operation. 'loess of purpose," the statement Paducah; two step-sons, Edwin ting fire to a dry cleaning Shop But Is Not Guilty terious attivities at his. house in cateel it was a success. MOSCOW (UPI ) -Sentis1s Ellis Popcorn, Shoemaker Pop- added. Crawfortd, Lynn Grove, Robert near here. Flint after the fire." meeting here have discussed a earn, Ryan Milk company were Norm, who amazed southwest- Crawford, Houston, Texas; one Adams, in an early morning • HAMBURG,Germany (UPI) - Adame said he came here on- U.S. proposal which could put vioted and the group also visit- Goods ern Kentucky politicians when• be/thee Lut h e r Humphreys, press c mference said Kierdarf, The strange story of a German after the .connecnon .was "ap: 4pitlzni and Russians side by ed a. tutuceo .waribousei he became &be first GOP imunay Pans. • Term.; eighteen grand- business agent for Tear/eters Lu.sirisissinaia who haso beeta flee- d Highway parent"• between Kiarebort and slde in the first ship that &tar- After leaving Murray they judge in Barren County's.. 158 children. thirty great-grandchil- Local 332 in Flint, was a victim ing "justice" for 25 years was the cleaning shop arson. Amos Outland ries a crew into (outer space, it eintinued on tor Princeton to ,TER MOTORS year history-, also served as. dren and eight great-great- of either "Teamster business or unfolded teday, after his return "When this developed late yes- was reverted today. . see. a sweet earn processi ng Glasgow elty attorney until re-- gra ndch i ktren. one of tem own sideline jobs," here to confess a "killing" that 10‘NS . FISHING terday," he said, "we began re- American. sources said the plant. (-entity. She was a member of the "We are still checking any never occurred. UVENIRS • GAS (Continued on Back Page) Prosperous Karl Mende told plan, proposing cooperation ra- While in Murray the repre- •He managed the successful Salem Baptist Murch, Lynn angles in the case, mainly tryfrig Passes Away police he had killed a man at ther than competition in some sentatives were the guests of NG LICENSE 1956 state carripatigns of Presi- Greve, where the funeral will to determine if Kierderf had the beginning of the Nazis' suc- areas of space research, was the Calloway County Agricul- EQUIPMENT ere Eisenhower and Sens. John be conducted. The tine of the been assigned by the union to Revival In Progress cessful fight for power in Ger- Mr, Antos L. Outland, age 73, mentioned - but not formally tural Council. Rhe-rman Cooper and Thurston funeral is not known at this destroy the cleanerr' RADE•INS ON many. died Wednesday night at 1000 submitted - to the resolutions B. Morton. time. ?leo W. R. Whitlow will Adams thus riddled Kientorf's At Hazel Church •id MOTORS "I want to atone for my at the Murray General Hospital committee of the International A native of Barren County, conduct the funeral. Burial story that he was set upon by will crime," said Mende on his return following a heart attack.' Geophysical Year Assembly at he attended Bowling Greem be in the Salem Cernetere. two myeterhous strangers last from long years of hiding in He is survived by his wife. a meeting Wednesday. II Rosiness University, the Univer-. Active pallbearers w i 1 I be Sunday night and doused with the French Foreign Legion, Aus- Mrs. Mellie Outland, Rout 6, They explained the proposal aity of Cincinnati and the Uni- grandeens J. W. Williams, Hil- a flamm,able liquid. tralia and South America. Murray; (me daughter, Mrs. Opal will not be introduced formally Tennessee Has versity of Louisville, where he ton Williams, James Fain, Dan Kercitort an ex-convict who Mende tpld this story: Tucker. Eictrait, Mich.; two sons, here because it is already pend- received his law degrees in 1950. Fain, Billy Pat Fain and James appeared before • -th e Senate On the thigh' of Jan. 31, 1933, Melbtirn Outland, Murray, R. C. Mg before the International At 34, he is one of rht young- Key. Rackets Committee, was near while returning home from night Outland, Rt. 2, Murray; o n e Council of Scie.ntith Unions. ad candidates In histor to run Friends may call at the Max death today in St. Joseph, Mercy Election Today school, Mende became involved slater. Mrs. Lois Thurmond, Foreign delegates expressed (Continued on Back age) H. Chu-refill Funeral Hoene H4 ,spltal. in Pontiac. Doctors un- In a street fight between Nazis Murray; three half - brothers, some •ireereal in the plan. til the funeral hour. gave him only a few hours to and Communists. He threw a. Mason and W. B. Outlend of "The United Slates appears to NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - Ave and said the chances were wooden post ripped from a fence Murray'. Route 8, George Out- think there are certain spheres Tennessee Democrats choose their o-iiity 'one in ten" he would last at a Nazi Storm Trooper in land. Murray, and five grand- Of' space research where there 'candidates for governor and three I 24 Weather hours. self-defnese. children. should be international coopera- congressional seats today, with Murray Hospital Adams, who entered The next life Case morning a newspaper He was a member eif I h e tion rather than competition," segregation an unwritten issue on Wednesday at the request of said the Nazi had been "murder- •Itepert f Cherry Corner Rapt ist Church one foreigner said. the balolt. Gov. G. • Mennen Williams, ed." Frightened, Mende fled the Ily UNITED PRESS Wednesday's complete record and a member of the Murray "I have the impression -this Republican primaries also are rounded up country, joining the Foreign Le- follows: Teamsters officials W.O.W SP2. The funeral will be would extend even to-the. Arse being held ,tnelay for some posts. Census in Pontiac and Flint gion. Then Arab friends "smug- The Mood By United Press International 32 for ques- conducted at the Cherry Corner space flights." But for the major seats, nomi- t gled" him into a freighter bound Southwest Kentucky: Generally Adult Beds 65 (ming. Raptit Church. No Soviet comment could be nation by the Demicratie Party 'air and continued warm and Oakland County for Australia. When World War is Food Emergency Beds 33 Prosecutor Funeral arrangements are in- obtained immediately., but some tantamount to election. humid today, tonight and Friday. Ziena and II broke out, he was in Peru. The Patient Adm it led 8 Fred Genesee County complete at this time. _ foreign observers pointed o u • voters must decide wheth- High today mid-90s, low tonight Patients Prosecutor Jerom e He sent letters with money er to endorse Dismissed 1 O'Rourke The Max H. Churc'hill Funeral Russian space pioneer Konetan- another term in near(TO. - New Citizens joined Adams in In the Nazi's family. Then he the US, Senate for 1 questioning Home has charge of the .funeral tin Tsiolkovsicy urged years aga Albert Gore, witnesse-s feared the letters were Inter- who has been Patients admitted. from Monday brought to the state Dr. W. K. Wood arrangements. that the first space ship sheuldi bitterly attacked ARLIE'S Soma, 5:30 a.m. temperatures: 10:00 a.m. to Wednesday 10 a.m. pohee post in Flint.' cepted and he fled to • Brazil, by his opponent for failing to of revival services making carry steeritists of all netiens. Covington 68, Bowling Green 68, Miss Letricia Jean Lawrence, Adams said investigators "have A series a fortune in real estate. sign the "Southern glanifesto" DINNERS are in progress at the Hazel Recently, he said, his worries The Rusians already have reg- Louisville 71, Paducah73, London . Master Ned Galloway, a very strong suspicion t h at HIGHWAY opposing forced integration. nervous BILL PASSED istered their willingness to co- 70, and Lexington 7'1. Alm'; Uncle Hertriarn Baptist Chureh and will continue eaused a breakdown, and Running against Gore is Pren- 'UP PIES Robert Singletary, 114 N. Kierdorf, who toperate in a continued exchange Evansville, Ind., 74, through Sunday, August 10. alter recovering he decided to tice Cooper, three-time leth.; Wilburn Casette Rt, 2; skanped, is a very good suspent. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The of scientific governor ITUCKY LAKE return to Germany. .ainforneation after of the state and Jack Halley Career, 503 Poplar; That is, we very strongly think Dr. W. K. Wood, of Ashland, Senate passed and sent further ambassa- Investigation by police showed to the the International Geophysical dor Local Weather Report Mrs. Tulles Horn and baby boy,- _he may have been one of the is the guest speekeri Dr. Wood White to Peru. the newspaper which had re- House Monday a bill al- Year formally ends on Dec. 31. men drove has been called Kentucky's Six men are entered in the 9:00 a.m. Today 1312 W. Main; Herman Guthrie, Who the vittim away ported 'the lowing right-of-way for n e w , 'The resolutions committee vot- epeaks death of the Nazi governor's race but political ob- Scattered clouds, continued hot Hazel; Mrs. Felix Stimpson, Cal- from the scene. "foremoet evangelist" and federal super-highways to be ed printed a correction the day after Wednesday to 'extend the servers give' only vert City; Km. James C., Coun- "This definitely is no torture twice daily at 10:30 a.m. and purchased four -of them and humid. High today will be Mende fled, saying the man seven years before scientific exchange for at least a real cil and deal. It was strictly 7:45 p.m. !chance to ceputre the In the mid 90's and the lowest baby boy, Rt. 8, Bentoh; a torching had been injured. The Nazi, it construction begins. At present a year, under the name of 'In- The invited nofnination. They are Clifford temperatures in the low 70's, Master Donald Gerald Scoet, Rt. at the Latrielle Cleaneri and we public s cordially turned out, died on the actual construction must begin Russian ternational Geophysical Coop- Allen, Buford Ellington, Edmund shosvers flOf t likely, (Continued on Back Page) have at the elate" pol'ithe post a to attend. front in 1942. within five . years . mration 1959." Orgill and Andrew • Taylor. 4t,

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THURSDAY — AUGUST 7, 1958 IL 1/1 MURRAY. KENTUCKY 1URSI 'PAGE TV,0 1.0.1GER VW. THE LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Tic. Dr James D. Outland Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calleway Times, and The Crimp Put Into Times-Herald, October 20, le.28, and the West Kentuckian, January 1, 1942. Announces The JAMES C. I-LIAI PUBLISHER We reserve the right to re)' - any A. ertising, Letters to 'he Fe • 01 B. Building Boom HIS OFFICE or Public Voice Items whim, in our oplaion, are not fur thg OPENING OF Li:tercet ot our readers. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO. 135111 for the Monroe, fitteinphis, Tenn., 250 Perk Ave., New Tore., 307 N eeease- gen Ave., Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., Boston. New Churches PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY Kentucky, for ueueuessein Lo Entered at the Post Office, elerray, Second Class Matter By LOUIS CAMELS es..tmete that 2,000 nee' church- international es wet be tree& each year for BANK OF MURRAY BUILDING Carrier in Murray, per week r. r, per Ort,ted Press SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By put a mini) the fereeeable feture. 8et. In Leeoway and adjoining counties, yer year, ee..5i. else- Tee n has Brttain'a Princess Margaret gives Toron- • month building If this estimate prte es any- HELLO, TORONTO- Dr. F. E. Crawford) where. $5.5o in Am,teca's church and a smile as she rides in car with (Office Formerly Occupied by :t :3 hick ly to, Oct., a gay leave b m. wee ne near aceueete, she saw Niagara Fans. Jr Leslie e'rust. Later THURSDAY — AUGUST 7, 1958 :he annual outlay for cherco Ontario Premier But .es not a very big crimp. eamtruction eell top the bee e. By M By ..ve.:y standaed except last dollar mark by 1959 or 1960 United jearb all - time record, new Look mg IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED church cerreirtseion tr stilt pro- Not on New :lity Hail and Gas Building .... $120,000 ceed:ng a phenonsenel pace. League, t The Conenerce Department re- Alcoholic well. •Sewer Plant Expansion $125,00%,.• port. 389 'mill: ei &eters was It's all t New School Buildings 11110,00 epee c.n relegeus cm !ruction Guaranteed business-li Planning and Zoning Commission with during the first had of 1966. Found In All , opened up That represents a deep of about *list abou Professional Consultation 'that r per cent from the 400-million prop, ,a1 daleir bailey recorded during the Work Areag •4444=147 IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED flee hell of 1967. Values! ! Government eteenrinnme attrib- Industrial Expansion ute the drop to the tight mney By J. COLLIS RINGO Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters market, the high interest_ rates Executive Director Kentucky • Widened Streets In Some .•!.reas and the .general uiyort a. n ty Commission on Aicehoi.am FRANKFORT - The' rather Continued Home Fludding -beut future economic rondrtions !her rites-ailed lase w:nter. minim n answer by managernen: Airport For Murray "'We have Tio problem. If ))..• . • Upswing Expected is: Top Value Stamps City Auditorium ,eineergriees • find an alcoholic in our employ .seem ion e-rec-75E e. •e Witte heft Purtitaft • temteirary. Church building has H. Davis Archibald, dtrector of se: meet rec ieds every year s,nice Alcoholism Research Foundation, on a project the end of World War II. The Tbronto, reported county which was repie- We Rel.,* To 1-4I1111 Q UM:UAW& nrgual sutlay climbed teen 76 Ir.' one Th. R.‘lu BIBLE of ths population of C THOUGHT FOR TODAY •nee.. n dollars in 19361-an in- sentative the entire stale in terms of .-reroe i f 1.000 per cent over a' occupational classification. This :0 In it e So, as much as in me is, I am ready to -year period. 1967, t study comprised 2,000 alcoholics was million Orchard-Fresh Kroger `u:'.-year total ROB and revealed that seven out of Healthful, Zesty And preach the gospel to race in thi you. Rcmans 1:15. 10 had held jobs which required Behind the buiidng boom are Rookie Talk is not the only way we can preach. I special skills or responsibilities. tert5rs: the sharp rise in Nearl) 60 per cent were known sand Hank ,*.s church in.,mbership ;ince to have had steady employment • 121E-gc...aL- -case ,eobee 1:se eat_ 7.-.0n sleet aro. the (*ties to years. 25. per cent at least 10 TettnITDIL_ - • pmts. This group eompriSed 'an 2 25' • The fatter factor has been the pplesauce_4_ Ten Years Ago Today unselected group of alcoholics wore imparkant of the two'. If who had not reached the stage Ledger & Times File eC,,ery 'Citing etniath were be- of seeking treatment or joining ing used to csilpselti, major re- • - • Alecholics Anonymous. Only 7 Save Hudson Whitt Soon And Creamy Chefs Delight ligous dennom.nations could' per cent had .v.r .,ught treat- _Charlie Pogue die* aLjii.jiom. in Ruenetngharn on Ancu.st 1,.._fifter an illness any Rind. - - _ • of more than a year. He was war , m bersytp Th.s study was particularly in' Table Napkins _ -- - Cheese Food - 5label` s" 2 box 64' the son of the - lir late Mr. and_ Mrs. Frank Pogue of Murray. eseh only i_gravictu_ot she new _ant because it gave a pie • • • Deliciously Fresh Sandwich and U S. Geri Intpetted "Cetkling-Fresh" • mirth TTflfl. . =t! d a contmenity. not a partieuiai Grade A atlfurray High School auditorium August 12 and 13. sought treat. • E - .+4'he Downtown Churches Empty et...up Who have Wiener Buns pkg" 23 ggs Large Oz.. 570 • production is being spi,r.sored by Murray Unit 73 But .n terually every city to- reeve- joined A.A., or landed 111 *of the American Legion . Auxiliary. . _.2. ... day there ar-e large downtown jail. One Day Dated Blossom Fres. Luscious Kroger churches The sonaWmg-inewi- : ..... r Alia* wht_se average Sunday. Mrs. 4dicirson...ar‘i young arsur Rill, will-re- tacirimaPemonatL----ehr-4fies440 20 oz. Oat 3113 Ano . • .tarts to their in iliteadersee imr-tern. -ire- 1.-sans °N-1 home Columbia. South 'Carolina. Thula.- in the 'group as revea/sel 'by the stave Bread 2 Waves oa Pear Halves - . . ficlay morning after a Pews. And out suburbs, visit with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. there are hundreds 0/ caturrega- .Pretessional. Managerial. pro : =,,ewron Alexander. ._ _ 1107 - : :... :ions -bokrtrag-- in Mr. Atkinson...is an editor with the Associated -Press theaters. school. amhtoriums .and yers. engineirs. business I"[lel.. • 1-bureau in Columbia. , idler, makeshift quarters. teachers, persons in super-its-ire Kroger Enriched Bleached • 5.5 per co nt; Whea I • Mr. a.nd MN. Clyde Jones and Ther,• is no sign the ehurchss pee:lions. etc.) • - e - daughter. Rose Mary. (Includes • vtfiee clerks, . •are vacationing in are neeeng the satui•ston wren cellar Central Kentucky. They will also seleisren, stenographers tee.) 4.4; l ! visit Mrs. in tht.r far-rung Jones' brother. John Williams and family in suburban Skilled 'and semi-skilled (In-- ' btelding campaign. The Metho- troit before returning home. elude s bakers, mechanics, ma- I nat'ion's Lb. . Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Clanton of Detroit 'have. re- dist Churclh. the largest chine operatere. eleetricians etc.) nted to their home after attending the funeral of Le- e-A an: den.ener.el ion, con- 48.0: Unskilled (Includes ,janitors. Bag Steely here. cluded after a recent survey thee inberers, waitresses, cleaners. etc will have. to hued at least one (In- 29.3; Transient (or casual 1191 , new ctrerch a day Ter the next cludes all types casual label-. em - 10 years just to keep pace with Flour 5 39` replayed tele day at a time) 6 he t • 5uburban growth. Retired 3.5. a meerenig in Deer sit lest 6.97 At These alcoholics _esee r e not r,:; Full Flavored New )(row Detergent the arytiffieata of 34--major'bums. They were employed giant Cap denerrnratiens arrived "a4 an theuge their record of &lune*- Fresh Jelly Rolls - — eack 33' Thrift size 59' his Poi . em was high, their performance. The Marine Corps reached a record, below par. .It significant that every strata of society is Coolina Kroger Special Blend Zesty Kroger meximuni strength of 75.101 dur- 14 lb .M11111i trig Woiii War I. Wert& War II reprtsentee coro:incing evidence HUSBAND -WIFE SINGLE PERSON rvioolAr 'WITH TWO peak st -ength. reached Aug. 31, that this illnese, can effect ane- Iced Tea has 59' Pineapple Juice - _ _ 46ca,7 25' SI $162.50 TO $196 $30 TO $33 OR 40111 CHILDREN 1945. was 05.113 body $10050 TO $118 S200 $254 — . New Kroger Deterrent "Man Seisfying" Spotlight TO By 7111411WY • 11 6 • SOCIAL SECURITY BOOST-This is now the b....usta run Is the largeboxes size United Social Security bin now in Congress. Minimums and maxi- Thrift Detergent _ _ 2 49' Instant Coffee _ - _ _ _ i99' NEettl mums are indicated for single persons. (Central Prus) brightest n League tor of Pittsbu Tender And Juicy Meat ... Cut From Corn-Fed Porkers Pork Loin to call "a SHOP FOR REAL VALUES field. cuts) There ni about Ski SHOE SINE but some FAMILY an Henske SOMETHING NEW Chops lb hard Pirat eyes in lit Now, S Service Basemert Pork 49` figure put — Self able react Willie Mt HEADQUARTi_RS e 'YOUR FAMILY SHOE Tender luicy 11" Loin Cot Swift's Premium Lamb batting Cr perhaps. h him direc Pork Loin Roast --- Lb 59' Shoulder Roast -_- Lb. 450 title of th 'chaser in i Grisp-Frash Seth And Sirs Swift's Premium eThee 11 d \_ most was Sliced Bacon Lb. 65' Leg Of Lamb Lb. 69 .ate managi FOR THE BEST SALADS ' to play rel U S Govc,nstent Graded First Cuts Tasty. Easy-to-Fir Maros, able six-fi lb cello Cat from San I pig, J4 "I knew Chuck Roast Lb 49' Wieners in the outf I a Lee kn pl,n, Packed lade 'Cr Sea Fryer Breasts . lb 19c Wings • . lb. 35c improve v Legs . . lb 69c Backs L day." Haddock Fish - 1;1;7 43' Parts Thighs lb 69c Necks .... lb 19C e When 9 Steaks • his teamm APPLE CIDER or DISTILLED that oppm most of it Every d Lusc,ous lind Sunny-Fresh . . . Big, Blushing Beauties ! ! Fresh, Gdden Ellcr:as were at early in t Field and ROWERS, FISH AND OttiasiTiVE ART-Framed in a eitele of lenitive ph fiegrant lilici, Shreve Huggins brightens the scenery at That inch Cypress Gardens, Fla. At top. right, Bernadette Ann Stadler, Texas lea; 8, seems dazzled by the full-blooming brilliance of a sun- drives hit FULLY AGED—MELLOW rower in Topelci, Kan. At bottom. right, Ralph Boynton, 13, l'elaying ca Is real proud of his prize 29-pound snook caught from a bridge • His imi at West Palm Beach. Fla., with an 8-pound test line. Mari' throughout Thirkeld (bottom, left) examines turquoise arid coral Beck- eaches Skinner, laces formerly owned by a Navajo Indian chief. They are problems

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Crawford) True In Both Of The Major League ARMOUR TOPPY By MILTON RICHMAN STAR the gap Wednesday night when Stubbs received his first National on accounted for the only runs 44 United Press International they combined in a 2-1 victory League victory since being ob- off, Pierce, who posted his 11th Look ma, no race! over the Pirates. tained from Washington. Willie triumph. Ray Boone hit a two- Ready To Eat Breakfast Not only in the American Willey pitched a three-hitter Kirkland had a homer, triple run homer off loser Bob Davis. League, but inthe National as for his sixth victory while Aaron and a double for the Giants. Tom Brewer let the Senators well. belted his 25th home run with Ted Kazanski drove in four down on three hits .,while the It's all the fault a Milwaukee's one on off Vern Law in the runs,' three of them with his Red Sox hammered. out 12 in business-like Braves, who have first inning. Aaron's blow ended third homer, as Robin Roberts rolling to their fourth straight • M Bacon..59 opened up a six-game lead and the scoring for the night after posted his 12th triumph at the victory. Jackie Jensen hit his 'Nest about put an end to all Bill Virdon had homered for expense of the Redlegs. Roberts 31st homer while Frank Malzunei 'that propaganda about a close Pittsburgh in the top of the was nicked for homers by Bob and Ted Lepvio also homerecf Clb first. Thurman, Frank Robinson and The Cardinals handed the sec- Don Hoak, ond-place Giants their eighth loss Charke Neal's homer highlight- in the last nine games, 8-7; ed a three-run, sixth-inning out- Philadelphia topped Cincinnati, burst that carried the Dodgers 8-5, and Los Angeles defeated to their victory over he Cubs. Chicago, 5-2. Neal hit his homer off loser In the American League the Johnny Briggs following Norm Yankees maintained their 18- Larker's single. game spread over the rest of Orioles Still Losing -.-..- EATWELL t he Orioles; the White Sox beat hitter for the Yankee8'111- handing the Athletics, 4-2; the Red Sox the slump-ridden Orioles their stopped the Senators, 8-2, and 10th straight defeat. Loser Jack rain washed out the Detroit- Hershman hurled on even terms Finest TUNA Cleveland contest. with Ditmar until the sixth when Come From Behind Elston Howasci•sincied home two Hank Aaron Stan Musial drove in three rum. Braves of Jaelde!— 49c1b, the Cards' runs and Don Blas-, Left-hander Billy Pierce doled Bed Sex ingame two more with "' four out six hits as the White Sox race in the National League, CANS 39c hits as St. Louis overcame an ruse above the .500 mark with for the Red Sox. Roy Sievers Rookie pitcher Carlton VIENNA sz. Willey early five-run deficit to subdue their victory over the Athletics. connected for his 29th and 30th sand Hank Aaron helped widen San Francisco. Reliever Chuck Bob Cerv'A 29th homer with one homers for the Senators. 7 SAUSAGE - - — 1O can rrAIRIPPRIP' imr MAJOR LEACUE America's Favorite STANDINGS COLONIAL Salad Dressing! POTTED MEAT

By United Press International 4 American League SUGAR 5c can batlb 64e Teem W L Pct. WHIP • New York 70 38 .880 MIRACLE Boston 53 61 .510 14 10-lb. 53 42 606 14% Quart Cleveland 52 54 .481 18 Detroit 50 53 .485 1844 Jar 49c Balt:nu/re 47 55 461 21' 303 Kansas City 47 55 461 21 .Weshnigkm 45 61 .425 25 99c tint 49e Ammumminionsiw Yesterday's Games Boston 8 Wa •Thcrigton tt?.. SUNSHINE 2 1-lb. box Party Pack • New York 3 Baltimore 1 Chicago 4 Kansas City 2 rase,. Cleve. at De4.rfrit, night, pvd., Sweet rain WHY SO SADY—Well, it's like GRAHAMS...35c thla A bunch of the folks. Today's Games around 250, got together and Pickles tossed • birthday party for Washings, at Bo•tioin Casey Stengel In Kansas City. L.— . ..; 1 Only game scheduled Mu., and here he Is. now 67 and pint all choked up. Besides, his MAKS RECORD FOR 1.10147 PLANES-Capt. Marlon (Pat) Bol., Flavor Kist after Yankees lost the ball game. of Palo Alto, Calif., is shown with his wife, Joyce, Tomorrow's Games 64'1 trig, -breaking t., he had landed at Pendleton, Ore., following a record Chicago at Detr.nt. n:ght from Manila, the Philippines. He shattered 19c 6,979-mile flight Kansas City at Cleve/and, night single-engine plane. BOSTON CREAM the record for a solo, non-stop flight in a Tkrfrirfiore at Phils Still and Washingt.m. night Capt. Boling's elapsed time was 45 hours and 42 minutes 1-Lb. miles an hour. Boon at New York, night 311 59e his average speed was approximately 152 Going Strong Cookies 69c National League SELLEt4EAD E; TIN Team W L Pct. GB 25e Milwaukee 60 42 .583 With Hits SALTIN E S 190 NABISCO Sports Parade San Fran. 55 50 .524 6 Pittsburgh "8 29c 52 61 .595 8 Chicago 52 55 By JACK CUDDY first impressed the parent Pirates .488 10 • CiraCinnati 50 53 R. C. United Press International by compiling a robust .348 mark .485 10 The rampaging Phils continued 99e Philadellptria 48 62 .480 (1014 their RITZ NEWS YORK (UPI) — The with New Orleans of the South- hitting strealt and crushed ; St. brightest new star in the National ern Association in 1955. Louis _49 64 .476 11 the Orioles. 10-7 last night in 1 Grade "A" today. big Bob Skinner Angeles 48 56 .462 129e the Polly League. The League is That earned him a prorffotion- COLA of Pittsburgh, a used tammed the Dodgers 8-5 with ' guy they to Pittsburgh in 1956. His fielding to call "a butcher" in the out- Yesterday's Games Mitch Gibbs sjsigling home Wea- I EGGS RICHER was below standard; accordingly therley in thr bottom of the field. the Pirates him Los Angeles 5 Chicago 2 tried at first seventh for the winning run. and even third in hopes Milwaukee 2 Pititslburgh Small Cage CRISPER There never was any question base at 1 Danny Steele with four hits of finding a spot where his St. Louis 8 San Francisco about Skinner's 'hitting ability, glove 7 was the big cog in the Phils ), could do least damage. Phllade Lphi:a 8 6 the Cindtxsati 5 25c but some of his awkward de-. victory. Charles Robertson aiedd Big Bob made the rounds 3 DOZ 33c • .1ensive antics used to cause di6- of a great deal with , a home run. hard Pirate fans to shield their positions again last year, and Today's Games a double and a single. while doing so the Pirates could-, eyes in horror. Pletsbur#1 Tommy Lyons, who came in n't help but not ice the .305 figure at Milwaukee Now, Skinhe?s .328 batting Los for relief duty in the fifth v.,a, he registered in 128 Angeles at Chicago figure puts him within reason.- games. Al- the winning pitcher. II though he wasn't a reguTir, he Philadelphia at Cincin., night ; able reach of Stan Musial and San McCuiston was the bright sti•' DELmNTE 2 Can slammed 13 home runs. Francisco at St. Louis,.night Willie Mays Jur the league's for the Orioles with two of 1 batting crown. More important, Some Of the drives Skinner hit teams four hits. PEACIES 29c last season still are perhaps; his steady-fielding puts talked about Tomorrow's Games The Indians and Dodgers fought in Pittsburgh, where him directly in line for- the the fans Cline:nna; at P.-,burgh. down to the wire before Gib' Lb 45e feel they have another Mickey title of the most improved' fly- Milwaukee at Philadelphia, rtiglyt single broke the game up PEACHES---‘ Can Mantle. -chaser in the circuit. ftt, Looks at Chicago the seventh. The Indians be SPICED Mays, the brilliant San Fran- 25c • "The ...that helped_ San Fran. at Lir.. Angeles, rrtght up -4s - 3-0 lead but --the Dodge: most was Danny Murtaugh (Pir- cisco center-fielder, robbed Bob continued to fight back will of at least two more home runs Lb 69e ate manager) giving me a chance FIGHT RESULTS they scored three runs in iho with spectacular catches in 1957. 'to play regularly," says the like- United Press International top of the seventh to knot JERSY GOLD six-foot Only last week Skinner be- able -four ex - Marine CIT ICACe0 — Sonny Lision, count at 5-5. Singles by St, Calif. came the fourth player in Na- Williams tell, cat from San Diego, 206. Chicago. stopped Wayne and John Hutson w. "I knew I was no Tris Speaker tioaal League Pistory to hit a ball the big lick for the pkg, sPU Bethel, 294, New York (1). Dodgr in the outfield." he explains, "and clear over the right field grand- seventh. stand roof. ICE CREAM I abto knew the only way I'd Babe Ruth had done However, in the last of th" it GUM SAVES YOUNGSTER improve was by playing, every while with the Boston Braves, seventh with two men ,. and 303 Can day." the only others to turn the Weatherly came in as a pin, trick were Ted Beard of he MEMP1 ITS. Tenn. (UPI) — 1 When Skinner, or "Skin" as The chewing gum hitter and singled. He stole s, 1/2 Gal. 59c 12-year-ord BOTTLES to his teammate4 him, Pirates and Wally Moon of the end which put 6 25c . call received him in posit• Cardinals. Patsy Lewis had in her that opportunity, he Made the shirt to score on Gibbs' single. pocket .brubahly saved her from 250 most of it. Gibbs was also the winn • When the hal I disappeared serious injury. A stray .22 Every day when the Pirates cali- pitoher and was also the 1, from view, Pittsburgh shortstop ber bullet struck her in the were at home, he'd come out Dick Groat Indian hitter with two safeties. commented: chest, but the package of gum early in the morning to Forbes "Well, that's one of Hutson and Williams divided Skinner's cushioned the trnpant and She \ Field and work on every de- shots that Mays will hitting honors for the Dodgers never catch." suffered only a slight bruise. fensive phase he could think of. with; two each. 1 That included running in for Texas leaguers, going back for IrCOMPLETE drives hit over his head, and On Aug. 10, 1921, the Navy's SERVICE and REPAIR • I;laying caroms of the wall. Bureau of Aeronautics was es- His improvement was noted tablished to handle all matters All Guns Expertly Serviced JOH\SO throughout the league. "related to designing, building, BRITT'S GUN SHOP 9 Skinner, 28, never had -many fitting out, and repairing Naval 4th and Sycamore' GRDEERY 'vn2500d,y,q-htni/ 5/A-a problems about his hitting. He ariIi Marine Corps aircraft." Nr.

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rAGE FOUR LEDGER ft TINES — ,r1U,RR4Y, ICENTUGY TIJURSPAY — AUGUST 7, 19,§114: TIIIURSDAY • .by. Mr's. Joe Smeth.. Mrs.. aus Buchanan Miss ligneitife ••• News Wilda Jane Rus.s.ell To ffed ii/Au is terteedher a the class.• Class Has Picnic visited was Mrs. Grace McClain. Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone 1685 Mr. Gilbert Sanders returned Don91d Alley September 7 to,t.ti4 sQyti Home si.o/Zorweasreltedurniinngprhumeayer ,byt h,e Inane from a Memphis hospital At last week. The Ann HassvItine Class of R4bert Beilesott. Ben Grubbs was carried • • • • M:s. the Moe-nor:al Baptist Church Hospetal to the Paris General met on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. soon START NEW FLIDHT last week. Hope fed her a Ocus Boyd Tuesday evening, will seen recovery and that Ale Au,gust 5 fur a ale* picnic. be home again. Before dinner, a prayer was friend Vowetor4- Serry to hear that our said by Mr. C J. Bradley. PARIS (UPI) — A Soviet Rt. Mrs. Lna Outland (Murray, GLICIStS were seated at long pit, Aerafkit jet Tt1)104 airliner land- hope 4) is not teeing wee.' and nic tables. an the lawn. . ed at Le Bourget Airfield Mon- FOR Jessie Ludwick that she will soon be feeling • day to mark the first direct Circle Meets For SOCIAL CALENDAR good again. tFolleveing dinner a short busi- commercial flight frorn Moscow Miss Janice Ahen is spenckng ness was conduoted by Mrs. C. to Parrs. An Air Force Super 19 LOOK! Alum a, Worship Program a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bradley. president. Mrs. J. Constellation inaugurated t h door canoPy. I The J?.is:e Ludevice C Monday. August 11 Feet Methodist Church will meet William Cherry and children in W. Shelek'n; • 'aneisttarit teacher, Paris-tu-Mteceow commercial run" Clornfort Co., 10 tee C :leg Presbyter.an Cnuren The Bethany Sunday Sehe : .r. the heme of Mrs. Nat Ryan Hopkinsville. give the devotional on "Prayer". Sunni ay. Ph.,ne 1303 nii. Tuenlay evening, August 5 of the Fest Baseden Charch Hughes at 9:30 in the merning. Mr. and Mrs. Vernerd Vaughn Her scripture readings were • :fie Library af Stie church's will meet nt the City Park he- • e • and children were Saturday from Luke and Jemes. She clos- IDALRE Li • e de Schdol bin/ding. a pot luck supper at 6:00 in the Wednesday. August 13 night vektues of Mt. and Mrs. ed v.eth prayer. Read Our Classifieds 411 Ic.itiGition. Call ir Lucien _Young gave the evening. The Wesleyan Circle of the Herbert Alteon and babies. The eloe.reg prayer was led taken frees the study t • les , Mrsre Methodist Church will Mrs. 'Teen Vaughn is visaing CROSS' • lc, "34,et Dr. Lake,. Thel Th.. Euzelian Claes of the meet in the church's social hall with Mr. and Mrs. David Up- L. ACROSS pr-`grani leas g.ven by Mrs. First Baptist Church will meef at 7:30 in the evening. church anal children. -\-\\--Tmi-rm7/77// Cd.k lidees on -The Way:' 1 in the home on Mrs. Eugene • • • • Mt. and Mrs. Rudolph Free- 11.ctti 4.c0nju1• e:rasee p:,:ao r t f a, A buninees meenng yea, con- S.hteeey, Concord Read, at .730 The Women's Society of Chris- land and chiidren front Carndoei , 6-:rItlah ba ducted by Mrs. Albert Meare. in the evening. then Service of the Hazel Meth were Sunday afternoon vikters VitR/IY president. •.0 • • odiet Ctaarch „well meet at the of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Freeland a::e h e 200-1.11 The afterward. daughter. 12-1Attwil Sx mcmbers The Mattie Belie Hays --C-itele chtInit- ---- Pad laN RIVE • T WA:ME IS- Near miseing. Or, guest. Mrs. Eit•ers- • ef the F.ret Meehtxlist Church Mese Lucille Hicks, hinnionary Mr. anvil' Mrs. Quitman Taylor 16-.}traptroeret: the guest Shuff teem Sprengted. Mossouri, was will meet at the church's social frem Panama will be and Mr. and Mrs. Leenard •1/1•Pt•flx: apppi la Sun- Open 6:30 Start . Dusk _ 1$-Kingtn at hall at .730 in the evening.- sneaker. Mrs. N. A. Waldrop and sons of Hideman. were Befresbnaenes were served and ' • • •• pr.-grarn chairman. Mrs. D. N. day afternoon visitors of Mr. and 21-Colorlala adjourned to vise 1 White will be the hestess. All Mn,. Gilbert Sanders and daugh- t2(-'hair the greuop NITE ONLY !! 24- Poq•essivos Mee Jessie Rogers. an. invalid , .. Tuesday, August 12 edi.es of the church, are invited. tere, also visited a while With THURSDAY The Maming C.rcle the • • • • Herbert Alters and !•••o. t-rnob‘.- ao* ho.'rme of Mr. and Mrs. ANTHONY ;.--p:iE':.nrro7irneozt ;Renegers and Mr. a n d Mrs. 25:-..'lrrniproololve - - HOWLARIOUS ch11.1r.n . Rupert Sanders. QUINN 3 • * le S -I`0 Nel * _Yr— arid Mrs. JiMPIY TECHNICOLOR m•••• Mo.*, PERSONALS and Mr. and Mrs: Rupert gand- ers had dinner Sunday with Mr.. :3333:_'Tot:ioetinr:1nr.t.e•sta of LazaAPorr CARTOONS! - 4457::51...... :ThsvT,,,,,,Istriniitec;71,1woli,:tho-d.:„ -en...Ann-nee o ko••••••,,s goatei George Iliaaer 's Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hand ,Curd • I II:13,f,, ,,r---- • i gi- ..t as the= of Jack,m. of Providence. Ky., visited a 4!- Bart or "FEMALE ANIMAL" ere. Fleet Stallings '.onn., Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Neil While StiridaY• afternoon with FRIDAY-SATURDAY * 2 ACTION HITS! 47-8,::otoilt 49 - NIPIlit will ed Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Neale Mr. and Mrs. Chester °elude : Maury City, Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Al- FIRST PRISON ESCAPE EVERJAARI ::::::,,,,t Itortar • • • • ton. The Canady's are living at FRIDAY& SATURDAY MISS WILDA JANE RUSSELL '11 • 0. BY TYRONEPOW= Mrs. Johnny Myers returned the old home place at Mrs. Curd PO.ANF! Pormer Mess Lois V comely frem a four weeks va- who VMS the Mrs. Mary M. Russell, Hazel, Murray ;'.ate College and is a PIPER LAME _:sS .'"-Cr, oRriwortithinirt i el and Mrs. Al- • #''$r * SCIENCE-FICTION'S Most Astounding Story! nen with her son and his Morris. Mrs. Curd arrnounces the engagement and employed by Ryan Milk Com- MIA AUKS 7n1:y. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd My- ton were ckne friends and pany. approaching marriage of her N Varrtura, • Calif. Mrs. My- seireol mates. Mr. Alley is a graduate et daughter, Weida Jane, to Sp3 . „win.. 0. '60 bp. ifi c.„ - :entre that she had a wen- Mr. and Mrs. -Robert Arnett Jamenewn High School, Greene- II ,,•epp,• Who Mr. and ..ppyfist•ip . c') 4/ eWl6i :nut. erne and is now back and son of Paris and Donald Cliften Alley, son .of Mr. beep and is now serving in tee Sot - Priol‘f• Mr.-- mamma_ eit4Itei'deles horw1c á The--Elell Smutty Aintrian vport and nen Mrs..-P: .S. Ailey; I:Preens. Army. • He Is seatinertng Tor deino Olen. •e n Sunday GAMBLER 17 - Wnent seeren. Torn Humphreys were bone, DI- -C. • Campbell. - DOWN • • • • afternoon callers of Mr. and The ceremony will be per ESCAPE cROVi ."„ Miss Russell is a graduate of Mrs. T.'N. Erwin. the former Mrs. Giebert Sanders. by .Rev, M. M. }Tempe r 1- Mr'r• ••• w High She 2-Powefarlon Clayton is juddini Hazel School. attended •••••. eabara Shaekelford, and chit- Rev. Zaban at the Hazel Bapeen Churc-. SAN%%MN torrom 41 irec THE •—••••1.. and Zane. of Chat- the- revival at Mt. Plosion. immediattely • O.WO1 POWWOW • • MIAOW% AMOK Panto.• ...a. Dary following the Sur- 1- ROM* sga. Tenn. returned to their Metbdist c'hurch this svegis. dy-a services. 4-5957 BRAIN else Saturday after a week's "Brew - Me" No foerrial invitations will b. COMING SUNDAY-MONDAY from, with her maser. Mrs. owl sent and ail friends and rela- morowf -nackelferd, Miller Ave.. a n d tives are invited. The wen.- RANDOLPH SCOTT in ,PIANET also visited Pat shadrAk• will be an event of Septembe: Laud Transfers rd of Paducah. n 7. "DECISION AT SUNDOWN" MCNIS • • • * •• I • -a ens Mr: and Mrs. John . Kopperud Not.= maw ed son. Tommy, left Selleirday Johnson and A. H. Williain PERSONALS • - MOM r Lake City, N.C.. whore John and Millie Kopperud to Monday Nite Only - Aug. 11th on IRIP% MOM"• Loom•soem. ...11 be conneceol with the J. I. Otis Reuther and Blanche Ber- Mr. D. Win.low at Tamp. onmaimano a.,• wao RETURN DATE OF THE eleler Lida Tobacco Company nease Hatcher; lot. Fla., isited with his aunt, lofr far abaut three nun* John Herbert C. reerdiani to Lida Ralph E. Brausa Wedneedzo nes been buyer ter Com- Ivie 'Watson; lee. this week. - • • • • pany for several years. Olive 0. Parks to Hoyt Rob • • • • erns and Minme M. Rebers; lot. SEEKS BARTER AGREEMENTS 0 CEI Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Tamby CoLk Freeman 3 .hnson , "VOU Will ilist Charlene Melvin; Scruggs Jm ME MIN • Vier Judy ar.d Melvin and Hata 1 ehy children. Jemmy. KARACHI, Par:sten (Uri)- tam the Eaca acea ustue • wan oncy. of Rietirnend. Calif., are lot. - Pakistan, a member .of _the pre-- up Slade Consul .1'nng Mr and Mrs. J. M. liallie E. Kooperud to -Free- • Wee:ern Baghdad Pace a n GRAND OLE OPRY SHOW Kilgore's me ireham and other relatives in man Johns' n; lot. INFWENCED—Nancy Nforris, 22. SEATO alliances, is n, 0. — The girl I :dray while on a three-week Bank of Murray to C. of Lincoln. Mass., and Las vveh Russia, Red Chine. - ADMISSION Jones and Bevia Jones; 40 acres. Vega... Neve daughter of an before speak ocation. and several other Communar Adults .... 750 p Children in cars .... Free me Wynn no MI • • • • Freeman Jdhnson to Alvin H. atom expert, filed intentions to reintries to barter its surplu 411_111111111111 wed Samuel Sherman Adams, that be bar Mass Ethel Burke, teache,r in Kopperud; lot. raw cotton and jute f or machin- Accepted - 22, eon of White House aide - Sorry, No ?asses Media But i neigh. North Carolina. w as R. H. Davis too M. C. Kennerly ery, cooan, cement rice) e th, Sherman Adams, on Aug. 23. and good and ...1er- of Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs. Florence Kennerly; 14 was disclosed today. 3 tracks on It #••••••••••••••••••••s :lert Sunday. Miss Burin and above where saustrLia the. Cadiz Kenneth Melvin and Charlene AMIC Jim Ned feu -3• bielvin to -Freeman 34erisdn.1 eA T As .et senool one year tagegber. You Can • • • • Howard Brzindon a n d Ruth asked. Brandin) to J. D. Murphy and Martha no Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edward same grim 1• Enjoy Susan, Nelda Murphy; lee. •• Now! -asics and children, face that ha W. R. Hall and Daptiene Hall 'land and &tree, of Tyler, "Jim Ned !!• to Dennet W. Geode and Louise eines. are visaing in Murray pretended hi „th his pareirs. Mr. ned Mrs; M. Goode': lot. to look for eban, Starks and other rel.- Heger Ar.drews to Marvin FINAL bulls. I knes "1 1 // CLEARANCE Winchester and Alvin ;• es and freonde. H. Kole- iii want to cent • • • • perud; tot. W 8 very goo ,Gash Mrs. Clefted Melugin and Albert C. Koenener nnd Mar- afraid 1 we • W T. Sledd are in Lex- garet G. Koerther; 3 lots. Then after I back t gteri le attend the wedding of Midway Motors to Albert C. shot . thee perhap for only St iti to Marjorie Koailiner a n d Margaret .0. , 1'. Women's Summer Shoes of the bulls. -• acres., 3 ark of Lexington on Saturday Koertner; any hi and shoot eernoon at 4:00 p.m. An usher Albert C. Keertner drive nome: ]: gai-et Koerner to Grays the Weeldang will be Don "I think '• $ ()lure and Edgar. P. 1r c., 445 • ' riry. grandson of Mrs.- Mein- that way a i• , ') and Vernon Shaw Stubble- acres. on," Slade Si Keys, Erie Keys and Alice - Deb - Robinette • eel,- gra) of Mr. and Mrs. Voor- Naturalizers Life Stride - Glamour 0- a nee Martha vr • een Stubblefield, Jr. Keys to James M. Lassiter and •started up .,• 1 :nth • • • • Mary W. Lassiter; kn. • horse, she r • Bernard T. Itggirrs and Vir- We are having our Final Clearance on these Famous Name Women's Summer gathered th • genie Rigg:ns to Mary Below; 3 inte the se : lots. mime reel '-i• Rudy R. Pogue to Ralph Raga- Shoes! Buy severd pair from these conveniently arranged tables. Slade hem •• erston and Mary Riehersen; started up tl • Is no place I INCICS . — ONE TABLE AT — — ONE TABLE AT — ' • R. M. Miller and Reva Miller She shook • 4) ,.. won't h • to MeCuiseed and .1 • Kekley BrOQiCS promised. "I * • -leeldrtsr-- WOW • Sicetirkeri; the way iia • • acres. • is •Nalve you • Jelin 0. Pasco arid Ruth E. take you be .• Paw'. to Jessie Lee Roberta; lot. She shook • Fred Jones to Russell lines $1.99 $2.99 and set her • and Jean Jencs; 42. acne. was faintly 'l •• • H. L. Searles and Puoaheneas grandmothe : Soft ts Starks. to P. Ordeay; SO time" • W. TABLE AT — — ONE TABLE AT — Slane gnu acres. i Moonlight • because he o • Zelna R. Rurrafelt and (i• was anythi • If. Rurnfelt to Wilkam it., A use on Patios and Pof:Fics, ONE He eyed the i 6 Perfect for • Hale and Mary Virginia Hale; keep up. If along Sidewalks and Driveways * Lot. your spurs, • fast." • Bernice Farley Gardner fe • • 0 Robert 0. Milkr; lot. $3.99 $4.99 The girl r TODAY! • thing of his .• . ORDER YOURS Slade art • *41V,4111.M.- then swung I / . up the teal FEWER J 4 STRIKES NOTED He had ride fat up 5.••• 11710AS •lag ii h A pa even WASHLNGTON, (UPI i —.1.. hilt not mo SERVICE nine Dereno Y • SA• ..• ... Lib 'r A parement reported ; • -1 STORE in the '0%11 * SHOE 4, Monday ADAMS there were fewer strikes 1 1177 TOKYO STY1E--ThIs new type body. He vs 105 N. 5th St. phone and fewer working days loft 1 .1o•4 Murray, K. • telephone, with the dial built \ his arms a '0 Into the receiver. Is In use In because of in the lire' West Side Square in teen dire •• • Tokyo. A company in menthe ofstrikessix this year than It , note here in ....1 t 4›.••••••••••••••••\ Sweden' build, let called "EricefonV any eeerrePervange ------period suite • - the crid ...if . World War II. , , IlISIWNIOP ....sMMli-JMIalOralf.Xn"..IIPIWWMIIgWlllr-eIMlgMMrell..IIIMIF.P.IIIII.rnJMIMMMIF-OININIIIML*Wil/0WFeSIMW/

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PI) - A Soviet lu104 airliner land- RAIN LON sweaters, sizes 3-6, . A7C srget Arrfield Mon- FOR SALE $2.91144.50. Ban Lon sweaters NOTICE k the firs4 ,direct LOOK! 10 Alum self storing far ladies, $4 98-$5.98. Hi bulki Et,•rm windows with alum screen lillbt from Kam* Ernmerson Refrtgeratio'n Service. WOK! Alum awnings, any size, knit sweaters, $5.98. New wool- and 1 door installed $189. Also Air Force Sugicr .0 107 N. 17:11. Ph. 802-X-W, Mur- *or canopy. In stock. Ham* ens $3.79 yd. Wool jersey $1.50 the triple track. No down pay- Inaugurated t h e ray, Ky, A7C 10-15e each. e enniercial run Mtn/0M Co., 108 South 12th St. yd. Bernina:Xs ment, up to as months to pay. piine 1303. AlIC Bordered drip-dri, 59-890 yard Home *Comfort Company, 108 SPINET PIANO famous make, Group summer cottons, le per South • 12th Streot. Phone 1303. at $250 saving Will transfer to HAITI CASUALTY-Arthur inich. Use our lay-away plan! local pally for balance Debizrixtifier, good September9C .reliable Payne, 34. former Miami, Fla., Hwy. 94. Jr Classifieds in ition. Call 2I89-W. A7P Greenfield Fabrics, n small payments. Write Credit sheriff's deputy, was one of Mgr., Jon= Plano Co., Box 784-, those killed in the abortive Ammar to Yesterdays Puzzle 1 - CROSSWORP PUZZLE F-FOR RENT Paducah, Ky. Al4C Haiti revolt_ Payne (above) t and several other Dade county ACROSS 7-Hurried GIVJ 3MBOG GIRO KURFEES house paint sale at deputies and former deputies a pattern as the waters of the Blue 3-ifelps FURNISH:1V APT., 3 rooms and RAMPAGE - This junk yard of old buses forms DEM M90110 DOM park- RIVER held 1.truss 6-Manuscript .bath. Private entrance, heat and Starks Hardware, "where were reported involved In it. water crept into many business areas but was 4-ConJunct1on (abbe.) raiMUCIO manna River rises around them. At the rivers crest .6-British baby 10-Plober nom water furnished. Phone 1948 or ng is no , problem." 12th & Pop- /1441411L ommo back by sandbags. carriages 12- seothe GMEMO see at 502 Elm. A7C lar. Phone/ 1142. TIC 11- Vacation UDGEW GOD place 14- er OMPNIW UOU SITE FITS OCCASION 12-1.ifteg 17- tit TO non 309 UM - ROOM ftifFiaineat - 15- Near 20-Apoihe. SQUAftE-ISAMCIE each rilirly [Jail MUU !MOM apartment with bath. Call 1217. 16-Precious eery's night at Jim's Roller Rink. N. stone weight MADD1 MCIAJ A7C 13•Profix: flews 23-Bahylonlan MOP OSOMM 18th St. Adults 75r. Children 10-King of deur GIUDOUg 01M3000 1TC ATLANTA (U)5I) -_ The site Raslan 14-Itiver In THREE-ROOM APT. Electrically 35r. Rou Henry C. 21-Colorloae Plberla Furnace fitted the occasion for Si-Mate deer 00000 sED equipped, private bath. 22-Chair WAR III's first birthday party. 24- Posse vsIva 27-Separate heai. 1202 West Main St. A7P Simpson ,„, pronoun 30-Tranagres. WANTED It was held around his grand- Just right Fiona St -South- HELP 26-,nare 41-Travel N 12th. in which Henry was 25-Devoured 43- A ri age. in western 5-ROOM HOUSE on t mother's car ANTHONY 32-Feathere4 29-rnrulv vertebrate fulds iila Thomas Banks. Ph. 44 ASP born while his mother was en c4,111 itent SALaiMAN, 23-30, BS. degree, QUINN children 4. 44- Pi intern 19- hospital a year ago. II -Pierce 37. Bulltichter ineiwure 25-45, two route to the for ALL Saleonan 7 33-Teatonlo 37- District In 46- l'renoun 641-Beast of $90 week. deny Clerrnany 45-Frarag hordes Services Offered Yean college, toe sell istrornotive - 63-Parent 34-Cripple 3$-Item of 61 -conJurietioa v.-Lek. Jobs Unlintit- 36-tIoddiwa of property 63-Fixed f‘onotil parts, $150 "KEEP OFF THE GRASS" 64 Paducah, Ky. cornbread discord lit-fine who period of ' 33.-liehrew ,waisora Point sTo..cK removed free. 1111 month -s. Duncan 4 chew upon Radio dispatched -truck I 1 3 3 ' 1 $ 9 notice 4? tlarter ... • rankage Co. Prompt service 7 WANTED for Raw leigh LONDON (UPI) - A h ....';'; MAN •X‘63 Call long distance He experi- potted near the legal section of L7TION HITS! 47-Stalk 17 14 day* a week. lawiness in Murray. ii .‹.. Fields 45.31.'141 with collect, Mayfield 433. Union City to start. Sales easy London's Lincoln Inn rotten ence needed amenommemazgual 15 •-•-•- 16 good. St "This ground is tem- 5e-iv-t It stand TU-5- Alit NtISC to make and prafits 'warns: ,tf •:!....1., the grass to D111.1.1,10111 Wr Ite Row leIgh's, porarily closed for 54- Su* pod vl '2."'• '.•.' 21 •22 21 imirn ectia ly e POWER ..".--..., 19 20 . CARD OF THANKS re-established after reinstate- IS-Latin Dept. KYG-1090-190, Freeport, be esetwinetion 27 ttly5.,428 We want to thank each and 1TC ment." PIM LAURIE 36-Crowds 24 25 . • 26 111. us in any - together t'''.1"-•_.. everyone that helped JULIA '• _ 31 37 acri ADAMS 69.Pa rent 29 30 way. May Ged's vialeeSing rest on (enlleg.) . ' everyone. 61 -Frult 35 ".,..C;C• 36 37 each and 6t-tVtp,I ota Mrs. Carl Muller CS-One who ._.,,, ... Mr. and • 43L 44 •athfiatos 38 39 • - • 40 41 •',.-'.1 42 64-Prinialea k'...' , A.. • inesitaire 45 . 46 ?:-..-..147 4 CARD OF THANKS andm4,hty 14.%)28 3/149k47 67- W0e1V1 . • • ... We wish to express our 'sin- 53 r...;-;...54 DOWN 50 5-...1 52 cere thanks and appre'tia•tion to every time Mar:sae .1 59 o0 the car dealers at Murray and Perth'Inn heok-up drivers for their rer,rn direct the easirs• 6I 65 ... ,.v:::::',63 64 beatrtiful floral. offerings and with Sunflower Self-R.:;ing 1- Thaw sympathy at the untimoly drath However you make it, you'll make it good 4.Try bread, corn pones -Peeln 15::5,465 ol U. S. iSrs:Och" Lamb. Corn Meal Mix! Tasty corn muffins, corn sticks, egg I DAY "NY them all with Sunflower! Use Sunflower every time ANY pennf Distr. by United Feature Siedicata, Inc. H. B. Lamb & Family -make recipe calls for corn meal. It's quick and easy! No baking powder and Tin • and mix in. They're already blended in ... the haOGI 411 salt to measure )OWN" amount for cornbread as light and flavorful as cake! 4111 NOT BY GUNS ALONE - Cake and brood, tool FREE! lg. 1 1 th - By E • Barker Sonflour Soil-Rlsong Flow ivory hung the ro6po with Pali Sass the free compass in the bog' Redeem- _i_ C 1958, X M Barker: published hy srranrement light futro Yesturea Syndics", cols for flour. Extra 1 alglejle(Meisel bows 5,1,•rpicne! to HE R. Reynolds Is iwa. distributed by King lesty-••tro easy, *mho we. a. CPI agli a coaches sal

1 a CHATTER 28 Martha, coming a dozen riot IThe cowboy hes° :ed. "All R-Britlin's first submarine of t„. • FIRST SINCE WORLD WAR evau woo: gceng te tell Mr, heti did not see him tint . Ii I cc: it • Tuwer bridge in the post-World War U des.i r is framed by ade had nis , • a., • Murray Wholesale Grocery Company oggs, I why Jim Ned 1h-heeler vni swung down from Porpoise, nu feet long. with 215-tout beam. Thames. It's the saddle Then with a little cry of Late afternoon sunlight stanteu doing depth. up the E:ecabrosa Canyon trail."' features high underwater speed and great off her the wi,le or the She Blade Consetine prodded Martha horror she jumped horse :through windows SHOW living room in the Dig old Walking by ft.eburst Van BUMS Kilgore's memory. Slade nodded to the anguished moment question in her eyes. "He's dead., K ranch noose. it touched to cop- The girl hesitated a NANCY Martha' Ipery fisune Beulah Denhert's before ',peaking. "Jim Nod told His fingers went gently over head, and even brought 3 94,,'h• TO Fret. roe Wynn nas claimed for years I I'D LIKE the limp body Both legs seemed fth glisten to Rachel Kilgore's I WONDER that he ha-sn't used the Valle WHAT S be and one verlet. and p,rey-snrinkled black halt as both KNOW Medici But the trail up there is to broken THREW WHY was • queer, concave spoti women bent over the chess imam SOMEBODY FUNNY good and there are lots of fresh there 50 his left side over run heart, between them A. eetei tracks on IL About a mile up on AWAY A PERFECTLY • that a number of' 'bro- So intent i.reere they that they above where this trail takes off, indicated SPACE His covered'failed to see Martha stop at -the GOOD Jim Ned found • branding iron." ken ribs. clothes were P1141.1111MIKAIMM al nitch raoloochaty, whirr T Anchor Iron?" Slade with dirt, and his face Was I-IELMET the door and stepped inside dm asked. mangled meat of blood and they raise their heads I Martha nodded. She saw the grime. shirt Beulah smiled at her 'Hello same grim look corns into hia The back of Jim Ned's his back Martha I'll bet. you Man t expect face that had been on Jim Ned's. was tern to ribbons, and a welter of deep cute and bruises, me to take up your invitation s "Jim Ned sent me back. He I but although he felt him over quick. did you" pretended he wan going up there carefully, Slade could find no Martnadi .anxivering smile we.'. to look for some of Granny's sign of any deeper wound. mechantesi "I'm glad votere bulls. I knew he wasn't. I didn't here. She crossed the Up on the trail a dozen yards want to corns back, but I'm not room tc rice grandmother's Sid. a slagun gleamed in the sun. •a very good rider and I was and Oroprm p ro.nri or ner shout- alto -?- Slade picked II up and broke it afraid I would be in his way. nvder,s forr."Gmy1. 07.I've got some had t. 5,is pe• - *A man .Goorno. an empty shell Cow .•1411.• Wad Srmelga• Then after I got here I heard a open. There wan in the cylinder. shot back that way. I thought The old lady'ti ivory aheeks Martha watched him, her eyes then perhaps he had found one turned a ;inlet "Straight by Ernie Bushnaller asking the- questions she didn't of the bulls. Granny aid him to from the ahmilder." she mid 4BBIE ID' SLATS seem able to find voice for. ?boot any he thought he couldn't Jim quietly. "Where la Ned?" NICE wORK, - BY A SMART QUESTION, drive home." "Looks, like his horse may have "There waa an accident." Mar_ GPOGGISIS, FIRST and thrown THE WAY, PAL-WHAT le FIRST -1 think I'd better mosey up spooked at something tha said slowly. "Jim Ned is GROGS!NS FEMALE back anti deed VES.SIR, PRIZE '? PRIZE IS -- thet way and see what's going him." Slade came Ileac]." WRITES IN THE BEST LETTER GETS the body He pointed to the WHO on," Slade said a bit too casually. over Rachel Kilgore looked all at PRIZE THAT'LL MAKE PALPITATIONS )inette right boot, the only part of the A atrid tired She Martha wasn't fooled. Wien he brier tiny old and ruE ORDER OP Ti4E DAV; clothing on the entire body that stood up. "Where is lir?". tart rd up the hill toward hie • was clean of dirt and cuts Across Is Hod or Julio horve, she ran down to the bay, "Outside. here- the ankle was a wide rubbed -to help us bong num ui?" Immuer gathered the reins and swung spot, but the Iselin of the lenther Rachel shook her head. "They into the saddle. This time she hadn't been broken. "His bootiaren't back yet. Beulah, will you wasn't gutrig to be left out. must, have hung in the stirrup. call Mary? We women can man- Slade headed her off as she and 'the horse dragged him CO age by ourselves." the trail. "Martha, this started up death. You can ace where some. She blew her none. ''Itilihat hap- for you Go on back!" Is no place thing has been dragged along thit pened, Martha?" she staked her head stubbornly. She !hook trail." harshly. won't be in the way," she 9 "He-he wasnA shot?" By the time Martha ha4 fin- "Beeides -1 don't know promised. Slade shook his head. "There ished telling her the old lady home.- the !Fray is no gun wodnd on him. And was slowly shaking tier head. your horse his head. He'll gia **Give there has been a bullet fired from "Where is Slade now?" you brine." ''' take his own gun. That is probably "He was going to 100k for Jim shook her heal stubbornly She the one you heard." Neil's horse_ He---" her chin In a way that and set He was watching her 'fare "The horse knows his own way 'ry AI Capp faintly reminiscent of her Was closely to see If any look of doubt home." Rachel said dryly. grandmother. "VVe're wasting _ LIU ABNER crossed her face. When It didn't. Without quite know•Ing why, l WHAT'S TO time." he went cm gravely: Martha felt fear elutch at her -BUT NAVIN' MAH GO Slade gave tip' the altgument As, ME "Martha. I'm going to put him heart "Slade was afraid meyhe DON'T NAMELY GO OFF 14EAD!! LAOGN?-101.SD because he oouldn't see that there LOVIN'FAMBLY on my horse. Then, if you won't he had hurt himself, and was NO QUESTIONS!! SOMEWHAR,AN' DIE LOOK, BE TME GREAT- was anything else he could do. AT ME,AS LAPF be afraid, I would like you to trapped somev.nere. Then he wail LAFF HoNeef eyed the bay. "That horse can AH AIMS TO DO ALONE!!-D- DON'T WNILE YO' EST FREAK He take him honk!. I want to scout going to town and report to the Al-4 PIES- keep up. If he starts lagging, use WI-IUT AH-ouLP!- THE around here afoot for awhile and she MIND D`/IN'--- ME, MA's/'!-A14 IN spurs. I'm going to ride IRRITATES your see if I can find what happened The old lady shook her head GOTTA DO - - - WON'T BE CARNIVAL fast" S-SOMENOW!! all to Jim Ned's horse to be sure he again. and looked at her grand- girl nodded, catching some- 'ROUND BUSINESS!! The Isn't In trouble. Then if I don't daughter with black, glittering of his spirit of grim haste. eN WANTAJOB? thing find him I will go on down to witch's eyes. "It didn't. happen LONG!! .smiled at her briefly, Slade Frenchy's, get a horse and ride that way at all, Martha. Jim Ned then meting his sorrel about and hum: in and report to the sheriff." wasn't dragged by any boot / up the trail. murdered!" Martha WEL. Still too dazed by WA the stirrup He was Fie had expected to have to her first encounter with sudden ride far up Eariabross Creek, per- violent death to offer him, . . . °Round to a ruthless, )baps even to the Valle Medio, and the opposition he had been dread- Ireacherntis ally by tiea even but not much more than half a ing. stranger than those of mile beyond the find deep bend • you say, he realised that he would at.% er 410j. in the trail they found Jim I'lliti's "I'll do whatever out to know peace again as long as body. He was lying on his hack, Slade. But you will conic Granny the other man Med . . ." The f4t4.‘1 /Aft, arms and legs spread-eagled the house and talk to his story reach., is high pitch of tern.., His horse was tonight, won't you? I think she'll In four direct sunpense tomorrow. ,S71.11. nowhere In sight. want to see you."

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V re-OPY NOT ALL LEftestisi PAGE SIX LEDnER & TIMES -- MURRAY. KENTUCKY ‘.1 Man THURSDAY 15 Ked ... Flees. . -- AUGUST 7, 1958 (Continued from Front Page) Mr. and Mrs. Trellis McCuiston, (Continuod from Front Page) Purdoen Lassiter and even see the other ship." B. H. Dix- on will serve srs leaders WE Wroten said in pre- END it was "I i k e FOOD BUYS paration for and food First during the trip. prices avtatching are lower here! my home go boom." The round-arip fare, He said after he was ptcked to be paid up in the county by a - coast guard office on or be- SHORT SHANK - SMOKED boat, "I saw. fore September - CELLO WRAPPED di•wn on the deck 6, will be $6 pr and just person. shk. There was rioltung else Loi to do." One man and one vornan making the trip will hold The Gulfoil. launched in 1943 'tuck:. numbers and their $6.00 at Sparrows Point, Md., a n d fi.t will be refutrrded to them owned by the Gulf Oil Carp., t Lock the Parrn Bureau. deLveresi 120,000 barrels of oil The Farm Bureau Board, Wednesday at Providence and .• their meeting Tuesday was salting in ballast ni for Port also reviewed United Arthur, Tex. costs of their vt sucrestaful picnic !necking .n The Graham, awned by the Saturday and made S. E. Graham Transportation plan. ICRIIC some later meetings. A de 3-LB. CELLO BAG 11/(1111S . of Gladwyne.' Pa., carried tarn 39c will attend the Pi a crew of 12. She also was built PURE PORK NABISCO Policy Development meeiing PREMIUM in 1943, a: Yonkers. N.Y., and CHUCK DARIM1X "Sc Benton Friday night. August operated out f hdadelptta. FRANKS - - -99 This meeting is open to The Graham, a l.500-tan. a l Crackers 250% members in District — Fine For Outdoor foot vessel. was loaded One at SAUSAGE Picnics — with providm gasoline. opportunity for ROAST DRY members to have 1-Lb 23 •Reseuers • voice :r FIELD'S e Reach Scene pi_oEcy WORTHMORE Ro and program . of the More than an hour rafter the tucky Farm Bureau Feclerateo:. collision, flames could be seer. -AA" Grade MILK from the 'The Oalloway organixalion w. 29icb HEINZ STRAINED streets of this fashion- BACON - - Choice Cut C Rotary able be burt 1.? ner: oaarterly, mee• lb. 59I' summer resort About an lb Rotary I ing of Farm Bureau OUR OWN MAKE Mature Beef hour after the collision. the Coast DiStrict — Tray Packed — 59 ' Fo-rsee Guard said the fire aboard The meeting will be at t h one BABY 16-oz, Murray Rc -crf-rtre sMps ad 2W been eirtingiiiiii=' kkirri"' W""n ..-ehlb-tja.'rge` and again ed. day night. September 2. Deta Shank Butt 11 assembly a Ahflo•illa of Coast of the program have not be,.. Guard, fire ARMOUR STAR HIM Portion Act the I and other rescue cc mpleted. Portion FOOD vessels swarmed 4Wfb 59c yesterday tr the scene Ambulances Directors. their were wiv es a 7 DELITED the speake summoned from &Tier agricukural Newport and leaders aneny - FRESH, forceful acts nearby •Midletown Some ing the board meeting RIPE, HOME GROWN survi- were M the club vors v.ere picked up by the and Mrs Leon Chambers. M - Flavor INV can PEACH mean to th Jamestov.n ferry, making its and Mrs. S. V. Foy. run Mr. at. He said to Jamestown Island opposite Mr5. James Harris. Mr a n spat Ifewpor: Mrs _servdni Noble Cox. Mr and Mr Kist Mon•rch DIET FOODS The Coasr ! •cx..ttee to Guard cutter Laurel. H Dixon, Harold Sneer, PRESERVES first 5 was an op at the scene, radioed it Purclom LAWS:er. Trellis M, had *picked No Rotar: up 13 men. including ,.C1siston, Marvin_ _Bill ancL-C.--0 Purple d ead.-.Aseiewas-shipr-rostrinig Plums an opportur to- the TOMATOES TS-oz, scene was the 125-foot 390 service, cutter Legere out of New Bed- ty 8-oz. ford, Mass. ' Murray Hospital FRESH, TENDER can 19 and U./tem At Boston, where Coast Guard I FIG HOME GROWN SCOTT said. rescue operation's were directed Governor from 'he huge search and rescue (Cont.nued from Front Pagel Sweet Peas that other headquarters. an officer s a id 3; Mrs Allred Oakley- and bab. Towels world had some time after the collision boy. Ft! 4. Benton: Mrs J R Ortless the "people are Richarckon. and undere in the water." Golden Pond; Ex. 8-oz. can 16o Fog Very Thick Adams. 506 So Ileh.; Georg, 2 FOR 39 by an orga Coburn. BARS First message from the Laurel Ftt 4 tory. said: "Report at two ships col- Patients diann.ased from Monday ''Taclay tiding off Fort Neisporei CORN BROADCAST Adams. 10t00 e.m. to Wednesday 10 a.m. Large 1/14-lb. pkg. 3.13c Bull Point The Laurel is yowllitre Thomas Ches:ie Scruggs. 1,ff;efecruie -- IO assist:" - Hazel; Mrs Wayne Stone, 2612 The ferryboat MIRACLE WHIP Newport plough. Ryan; -Prentice Parker, ,Rt. 6. POTTED MEAT 2 cans 27 Ship through 0 the water in the Mrs Owen Bradley and babi: vicinity of the collision. Capt.- boy. Fft 4. Benton; 'Hoyle E Clay T Evans said -there was Lamb. Hazel: Mrs. Kenno,, Js Bui fire all over the water" Winears and baby pri, Grtr.•,.• VAN CAMP -You couldn't see CHICKEN-of-the-SEA more than Rtverr, Mrs Carlyle W.ff:- 100 feet. the fog was so bad." and baby girl. Rt. 5; Uri NEWPOR' he said "The traffic from the DRESSING line-fed SALAD fl Hicks arid baby 49c girl. D'.. rescue boats was terrific We' Tenn; Mrs. Donald York, 49c PORK the sky o had to detour around RI 2 TUNA the area. Benton; Ilictiert Smpetary. wrecked ta -There was (14 AND so much tire. But N'o 14th.; vigil light you. 4.61Z/A.V prat -eisitiekr`t tett tow much a geotoo dead and because PARX of that terrible fog." Coffee Discovery LANE BE 'OS Light Chunks day's two-! One mar been a ci .Believe... INSTANT 16-oz. 91011k;i eulfoil, wa bouie , - ‘ans agiwOr 3CANS 9fk 4 today, the MAXWELL Of tre 35 (Continued feauvi Front Page. pitalized, check.ng same of the Flynt *,A - 25 were st (Continued from Front HOUSE Page) !tient for the gubernatorial DULANEY FROZEN this wen:na- HerTTI*11 Krerdorf tion WM!" a vi"."- Coffee all Gulfoil neat be fee CREA he ,Serior'P Rack..., FRENCH critical con He was elected Glasigaw's Comm IrerP He chsippeared M Hospital. "Outs:arena Young Man" FRIED in day afternoon after being qu, - ONION RINGS 290 Navy an 1956 and later was horx•red tq r.oned at the hospital and nr,k- fighting cr the Kentucky Junkor Charriber ing laud cleans that he was Large 6-oz. jar tempts to of Commerce as one of t h e going "to get revenge- 4116Iaze in tl three outstanding for the TONY young men in matt who burned S. E. Grat the stare. his nephew REYNOLD'S A warrant was issued Tuesday noon after He served in the U.S. Army 1/ of futile for 2 las his from arrest on a charge .! 1943. through 1945. The Gal. 1,59 pomeasing a silencer for a tr- He is married to the tomer 99c DOG carrying nu tol. WRAP Mrs. Beuke Clornehous Aapiet, of gasoline —and they hape two fog at the children, NOTHING WILL STOP THEM Mrs. Asp:et also has three chil- FOOD harbor wit) 24-Ft. Roll dren by a previous marriage. oil. RUTHERFORDTON. N.C. (UPI. Nunn is the third candidate LARGE 2/14 CAN The resi —Mail carrier J F Orders en- YELLOW FREESTONE to formally announced for REGULAR SIZE jire becam the countered no vicious clop GOP nomination. on his 5 Previously an- new route 111 crew TT nounced Friday — only a 300 candidates a r e Flew 12 CANS 98c ship, incluc three-foot rattlesnake. Mobley of Manchester, Montreville and state He promptly killed the reptile. Sen. Denver C. Knuckles of Tex.. Thin] Middlesboro. a harbor p On Aug -4-- 1924. the Na REAL-KILL The Gulf landed an airship on one of . On Aug. 7. 1942. units PEACHES Providence of the ships for the first time. %el, 7 lie imam a cargo ol 1st Marine Division landed at the dirigible USS Shenandu..:, ,. that refreshes — IN HEAVY SYRUP INSECTICIDE fumes in Giledscfnal. oPellting the first tied pt6W up to.a mooring VFW'S ToUnt.. . . "a stock it S offensive of World War II ad the USS Patoka WITH BOTTLES Or DEPOSIT to one sur - CAN FAULTLESS - - CASE - A. 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