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The Ledger and Times, September 1, 1959

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United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, September 1, 1959_ MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 207 • FOUR MILITARY CHIEFS IN INDIA RESIGN ' Husband Of Local 1400 Police In Chinese Student h t_ Ike And Macmillan Do Not Girl Named Director Beautification New York Transferred Thinking Things OverI Internal Dissension In irmed Summit Meet Policy Of Pet Milk Program Is To Juvenile Duty Forces Etkilts, Chinese Agree On I Robert 0. Jenkins, vice-president By JERRY CHIAPPETTA Mass a-foot-wide tank of Pet Milk Company and execu- NEW YORK (UPI) — New ANN ARBOR, Mlcn. utes, 35 seconds. tive vice-president and general York authorities today waited to (UPI) — By B. K. TIWARI By MERRIMAN SMITH Toward the end of the chat, Ei- Chinese ported to have handed in their "service" with a manager of its subsidiary. Pet Suggested learn whether the tran,sfer of 1.- A student who hid for UPI White House Reporter senhower again stressed his point. United Press Internatiapal resignations in protest against and watching TV r.early four years in a church it- President "I will not be a party to a Dairy Pr.ducts Company has been 400 policemen to juvenile crane NEW DELHI. Ind:a (UPI) — Menon's handling of fornia LONDON (UPI) — tic because he was flunking col- military at- housewife. meeting that is going to depress elected to the board of directons duty will curb the "cancerous Defense Minister V. K. Khrishna Eisenhower and Prime Minister EictenOve beautification proj- loge went back into hiding to- fairs. of the Pet Milk Company. grolifk" of rising youth violence. Menon and the Harold Macmillan left it clear or discharge people. Therefore, ects are being planned by civic day to think heads of India's Pakistan's President Moham- Robert L. Latzer. chairman of Pu e Commissioner Stephen things over. today that thitg still do not agree we must have results and with Oubs in cooperation with hhe army. navy and air force resign- med Aseub. who flew here today board made the announcement P. Kennedy ordered the the move completely on a summit policy. that single exception there is the Murray Chamber of Commence, This time, however, 28-year- ed today. from Karachi. said India and Tennessee Monday after a week that saw Although nothing they said in nothing they cannot ask me to at Johnson City, where according to a newsletter just old. Cheng Guan Lim of Singa- The internal dissension in the Pakistan must settle their trod- four teen-agers killed and a their joint radio-television chat do." Jenkins lives. issued by the local Chamber. pore was in seclusion at a priv- nation's armed forces erupted as the overwhelniing pressure trim number of others injured in street Monday indicated any serious Must Maintain NATO Jenkins has been associated with The idea of projects ate home near the University of the overwhelming pressor the to to clashes. ferom ne PL 3-2621 'trillion. it was quite clear that Other highlights of the chat the company's dairy division for make the city more attractive. Michigan campus. Lim had wrap- the North." "The brutal murders by young Eisenhower's price for formal were: thirty years and has been general not only to visitors but to tour- ped himself in a sort of self-im- Report Troops Massing OAN CO." people dramatize the rising tide summit negotiations with Soviet manager since 1956. ists as well. posed purgatory frown Oct. 9, Arab said the recent flurry of -Agreement between them that of youth violence In New York Premier Nikita S. Khrushichey He served as evaporated milk Suggested ideas by the Cham- 1955' until he was captured by road-building in Communist-in- Anglo-American relations never City," Kentedy said. 'These are was higher than Macmillan's. receiving statin manager for Pet ber of Commerce include the police investigating one of the fluenced Afghanistan poses a IVVVVVVVVVVVVV` were better. not isolated cases." After winding up two days of at Lynn Grove. for scene time, following: many prowler reports at t h e threat of "great military pres- -Agreement that despite inevi- Top city officials meanwhile cold war talks with the prime end married a Lynn Grove girl, Construct and place on entran- First Methodist Church Sunday sure" on the two nations of the table difficulties NATO must be prepared for a special city hall minister the President this morn- the former Miss Pauline Conner. ces to the city of Murray. similar morning. subcontinent. maintained. conference on the rash cf viol- ing took time out from his Euro- Mrs. Jenkins' mother is Mrs. to the ones at the approach to Red Troops from China were -A joint declaration in favor ence that Kennedy described as Lim cried Monday when he pean peace time crusade to deal H. C. Conner. and b.-other. Walter the state parks, made of wood reported maasing all along India's cif increased East-West culural a "cancerous growth." was informed that his 72-year- with White House business that H. Conner. both of Murray and stone, which would be per- 1.800-mile • Tibetan border. ap- contacts. Mayor 'Robert F. Wagner sum- old father, Tien Un Lim who had has piled up.--__-____.— • _ manently located with very little parently ready to supprert the -A joint Wedge -to maintain moned them to a meeting Thuris dismanded—he enter engineering • scheckilecl no more major upkeep. Communist columns which are the principles of peace and just- day tu discuss what steps could school, died of cancer last March. political talks until he goes to Have all of the entrances. par- 'said to have thrust "fairly deep" ice in international relations. Letter to the Editor be taken to counter the upswing. He smiled, however, when in- Paris Wednesday to meet with ticularly HigInvay 641 from Bee into Indian territcry in the Siang Everyone agreed that the Pres- A member of officials, including formed his mother was well and French President Charles de Creek bridge- to the city limits, and Lohit are of the northeast ident's European mission so far- Dear Friends Of Murray and city councilmen, already were re- living in Hong Kong. He was to Gaulle and Italian leaders. beautified and banks cut to al-2 frontier. he went to West Germany before Calloway County viving talk o4 a curfew tx) keep have a reunion with his profes- acp Make Big Hit slope along the highway right of The Reds also are said to have coming to Britain-has been a yeuths off the streets during the sozobrother today. This afternoon he left free for way. invaded the Indian protectorate 7attalU stunning success. want to express my deep ap- trident night-tiarie hours. a nall tea party for the Indian Have the weeded areas by the Philip Loh, of Bhutan. preciation to the United Fund. Kennedy said there had been 34-year-old U of Pcrys high commissioner in London. enthusiasm sidewalks and curbs beautified M research 'Dispatches from the border re- The latest show of the Calloway County School 30 per cent more youth murders associate professor Mrs. Vijaya Lakshrni Pandit, sis- was a crowd of nearly 5,000 with evergreens and flowering whose brother ported "bitter fighting" at the that Board, the business firms, the so far in 1959 than in 1956. Last is married to Lim's Jawaharlal Nehru ter of Premier Jaovaharlal Neh- jammed narrow Street plants, especially the approach to sister. said: (frontier post of Longju, whirl Downing organizations of Murray and in- week's four murders were not ru, and several other women. the square.-" "It must was believed to have been aban- Monday night to cheer Eisenhow- terested friends for your marvel- included in this figure. be hard for you peo- fresh reports came in that Com- ei9enhower invited a marnber er and Macmillan when they ous support given to the School Have a nice sign constructed ple to understand how someone munist Chinese troops were mass- doned to the Reds. • of old World War II comrades- emerged from, dinner. of New Hope. for placement in the "Yard of could 'survive that long...the ing along India's northern fron- Troops Driven Out in-arms to dinner this everting. Tn .Tanuary of 1058 we started the Month" with the selection Former Murrayan was., terriTic tier. . --Urn tnif wed reports said Macmillan a n d Eisenhower from scratch with United Fund being made .by some civic club or front his family. The resignation caused grave dian troops and border ry.:ic • made a big hit in Britain with support. Today with State and the Chamber. Granted Patent "His father was a stern man. concern throughout the country have bees driven out a nurni,... their fireside chat, unique in his- Have a recreation spot design- a of other control posts on -annually. Finis Outland Federal funds we have a school teacher. His brother. ('hung and threw the government and tr.o tory. equipped to take care of most of ed for the elderly men, offering Chuan Lim, is a professor at Wa- Parliament into turmoil. frontier. Its impact, coming at the end the children's needs. which is a shuffleboard, horse-shoe pitching, Dr Richard H. Graves. Mur- terloo. Ont. -College and both The iervisft• chiefs quit because These reports said police mot* upon request. State ('If overwhehning ovakaens for credit, to the Calkiway County 'ekes% etc. College graduate La his sisters graduated from col- they say Maas% waa-piasiag ariato only 'oaken quantities' of Dies Today - 1949 and Wolter J. Weiss, re- anwnunition on hand earn interest the President by the BritTith pud- School System or any school sy- rb.nrourage the cleaning up or , • leges. itics with the armed forges. Khri- had beet lie, was trernenctous. The British stern. ,condemning of some of the low search chemist, are copatentees "He felt he was a failure. He sihna Menon offered in turn to unable to stand up to seasonto cress was unanimous in is praise. 1 want to extend an invita- Irental property by 'the Fire De- it a recently issued patent, U. S. was shamed, disgraced." quit himself. Communist mountain and jungle 2.656,154. tro.(ps. month of di- *Eisenhower declared he was tion to you to visit us at your partment or. the County Health directed to the drilling Revelation of his fantastic tale Prime Minister Jawaharlal Ne- • willing to go to Moscow for the Mr. William Finis Outland. age Department for the method and assigned to Texaco, won Lim Bad weather over the border convenience. We love to have use of resi- perrnossion from inwni- hru has not yet accepted the res- 73. summit or do anything else for tiled this morning at 12:05 a. Ytcrs. dential rental. Inc. gration officials to stay in Ann ignations. But he is due to make made it impossible to airdrop am- 4 world peace provided there were m. at the Murray General Hos- The above suggesticms repres- I Dr. Graves, the son of Mr. and Arbor. It also focused noinitian and other supplies to 4 May God bless you and guide -_attention i, statement in Parliament Wed- pramports of success and provid- pital follosving an illness of six ent 'Mrs. W. B. Graves of Bardwell, on the beleaguered Indians. ucky Deport- 1 you in your efforts as he has us an expansion of the beauti- his university problems and nesday, when he is expected to ed KhrusthiShev during his corn- months. His death was a result is my prayer. fication program spcinsored by 'attended the University of Ken- won him a chance to re-enter announce his. decision. On the diplomatic front, Nei 4 hru ing visit to the United States of complications. Mr. Outland Your Friend, the Chamber for the last several tucky after graduating from Mur- U M It was reported that a fresh told newsmen Monday that showed wanted resided on Murray Route six. ray and was awarded M. S. India will not support s Than he peace Frances Bradley years in cooperation with the and wave of Red Chinese troops the Delo. Says Peace Is 'Imperative He is survived by his wife. Junior Chamber of Commerce Ph. D. degrees from there. He Modernization Of backed up by mule-packed heavy Lama's appeal to the United Na- "Peace is imperative." he de- Mrs. ELI:a Outland, four sisters; Pupils and the Boy Scouts in which was employed by Texaco at the weapons was advancing toward tirms for action against 111 C.en- clared. "If we are to have a sum- Mrs. Leona Self. Dora, Alabama, Escape As hundreds of flowering shrubs and Bellaire Laboratory in 1954.'Firm Near Complete; northeastern India. muniot conquerors of Of Tibet. pit. Mr. Khrushchev must under- Mrs. Susie Farris of Murray, Mrs. School Ceiling Falls trees have been set out in the where he is prosently engaged in Sale Is Announced Press reports that Jorhat, in "This will not serve any' pur- • !tend that as you and I do." Eula Robertson and Mrs. Cosie city. research in clay chemistry and the border province of Assam, pose," the premier said. CMaerryillan made it dear he Phillips both of Murray. three drilling fluids. said the Reds are moving along was less demanding. brothers; Woodard Outland and Dr. Graves resides at 5102 Dar- between LEXINGTON an —Fifth grade the border India and "I have never concealed to you Ophus Outland both of Murray tell, H- Tex, The Calloway County Soil Im- pupils attending a clam at the Mrs. Woolbridge Is Communist - conquered Tibet Plan that I have always wanted a and Onus Outland of Muskegon. provement Association is complet- Combs, Robison 31 Linlee School Monday escaped in- "where an incursion has already OANS surnmit meeting and with your Michigan and several nieces and Author Of Textbook ing a remodeling program which place." jury when their alert teacher told Mrs. Nora Cole Dies tzken initiative we tray get it tinder nephews. involved the shifting of two entire This PLaza 3-1413 them to "scoot" before a ceiling was an apparent reference the best conditions." he said. Mr. Outland was a member of Early This Morning departments. to the Longju area, where the Are Speakers Ky. fell. raining do.an plaster, lathing He was referring to the Presi- the Cherry Corner Baptist Chur- Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Taylor The entrance normally used by Reds seized an Indian border t our °Meet and flourescent lights on empty dent's invitation to Khrushehev. ch where funeral services will Wooldridge, a 1931 graduate of Mrs. Nora Cole, age 90, died cost mers formerly led into the past a ago. deaks LOUISVILLE FIELD, KY. be held Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. Murray State College, is co-au- this morning at 3:20 at the Mur- grain and, seed section of the firm. Other reporis from the tense (11P11 — Bert . Mrs Frances Warren evacuated Combs .ICAM, KY. with Brni. R. J. Bungle and Bro. thor of a recently published text- ray Rest Hsme. and after the ' remodeling this hongju area said Communist and_ and John M. Robsion Jr. 28 pupils after she heard a win- respective Weatkor Norman Culpepper officiating. book. "Let's Play 'Rithimetic''. She is survived by one grand- same entrance leads into the Indian forces are drawn up bare- candidates for the Dem- aaaaaaaaAAAAA.A. dow shade snap just before the Burial will be in the Hacks Ceme- The book was published by Ex- daughter. Miss Ruth Cole of Mur- household wares, and tools depart- ly a stone's throw apart. reratic and Republican election ceiling buckted The quiet which tery. position Press Inc.. New York, ray. three grandsons; Jack Cole ment. An official spokesman said, for governor in the November Report full wed the sudden noise of the Nephews of Mr. Outland will N. Y. Sims, Burbank, California. Wil- however, that there has been no general election. will be featuriai aleaaad Pram iirbaromilammil shade :mapping enabled her to Little exterior work ,in the large serve as pal/bearers: • Mrs. Wooldridge. associate pro_ liarn Sims and Joe R. Sims both report of renewed fighting at at a lunch on Kentucky Chamber el 'Friends may call at the J. H. hear crackling noises in the ceil- of building was done since the con- of Commerce Day at the lk.gi lessorof mathematics at the State , Murray and six great-grand- issigju. Jackson Purchase, southeast, ing and she brought the children struction was primarily on the Ohurchill. •Funeral Home which Teachers College. Wayne. Ne- children. Meanwhile, it was resorted that State Fair. northeast areas— Partly cloudy, to the opposite of the room and inside. A new glass and aluminum has charge of the services. braska. previously taught high 'Mrs. Cole was amcmber of the Indian Defense Minister V. K. The special day, yet aside f warm and humid with scattered told them to "Scoot. and we went door was added for the cust,mer school at Salmi' . Kentucky and Williams Chapel Church of Christ• Khristrna Menon had resigned in chambers of Commerce in Ken- afternoon or night time .showers out the door." entrance Y COLDWATER LOS$8 Pioneer, Louisiana. After grad- Funeral services will be held the face of growing press and tucky. will be Tuesday. Sept. 15 today. ton*ht and Wednesday. An engineer who inspected the The announcement uating from Murray, she attend- Wednesday at 2:00 p. m.. at the The "retail store" department of parliamentary criticism that he was made Mon- Ariel today and Wednesday near A depleted Coldwater room said that metal lathing ap- Harper an Eye! team ed Peabody College, where she Max H. Churchill Furiera4 Home the firm is completely new with was playing politics with the day by Garton, of Louis- Low tonight about 70. lost Sunday 3-2 to a colored parently had been put in by nails e:Ile, executive received her M. A. degree; the Chapel —with Bro. Paul Hodges the exception of the concrete floor. armed forces. The commanders vice president rat Temperatures at 5 a. m. CDT.: team tram Mayfield and Padu- that were too short. He also check- the University of Colorado, and the officiating. Burial will be in the The large room is panelled and of the army. navy and air force state chamber .Louisville 74, Lexington 72, Bow- cah. Thursday night a Murray ed other rooms in the 33-year old University -of Nebraska. Sinking Springs Cemetery. has an accoustical lila ceiling. also were expected to have quit The candidates will speak brief- ling Omen N. Paducah 72. COV- girl's softball team will play a building and found a weak ceiling Mrs: ly during the businessmen's Wookiridge's co-author is Friends may call at the Max Neu: "islands" are used to dis- as a result of Khrishna Mendn's lunch Ington 70. London 70 and Hop- girl's team from Coldwatee In another classroom. which also on Dr. Lula R. Way, also an as- H. Churchill Funeral Home until play actions. at 12:30 pm. cd.t. in Dining Worn kinanille 71. the was evacuated merchandise and modern dis- Coldwater field. socate onifi, s-r at Wayne. the scrvice hour. The nation's three chiefs of "B" of the Coliseum Huildiret .Evansville, Ind., 73. play racks are used for display cf ALL hand tools, paints, etc. staffoLt_ Gen._ .1C-. -3- Thimayya, Gatton 'said each candidate, would Huntington. W. Va., 69. Vice Adm, R. D. Katari and Air be allotted 21) minutes to speak - sail tIsn's+. will grind WORLD WEEK The office is connected to the Marshal S. Mukherjee-were re- In addition to the giabernatoriii TOBACCO CURING ADVISORY ALL SEVEN ABOARD - — T and with a 'COPTER new area by means of a large candidates. Gatton said, nation.o • United Press International KILLED IN 15. available CRASH NEAR THULE, IN EUROPE, IKE RENEWS open window. New lighting fix- celebrities attending the fair Pre • elat iv e humidity GREENLAND BASE averaged PLEDGE OF U S HELP TO tures have also been added. U.S. ICBM Missiles invited to attend the lunch. about 72 per cent over the state KEEP WEST BERLIN AND 4 WEST GERMANY FREE The store area also is air con- All members of the State Cham- Monday and will change little to- Now Combat Ready ditioned. ber .4 Continence and all local Lo store messy day or tomorrow, but the out- DROUGHT, FLOODS, LACK Grain and seed needs are filled chamber of commerce mernbe•s • look for drier air and better OF KNOW-HOW MAKE 'kitchen.' Dis- PEIPING CUT BACK 19S9 in the north end of the 150 fo t are Invited to attend the lunem curing conditions WASHINGTON US —The United 4. ft step away'4 Thursday. PRODUCTION GOALS long building and building sup- also. Gatton said Curing conditions were only States is...preparing to declare its plies are available in the south fair Tuesday and this condition EAST first intercontinental ballistic mis- BAKES er,d. will continue through today and • .— sile PICBM) unit "combat ready." Young People Over 1511,000 Wednesday. Barns should be oft- Robert Perry, fnanaqer. said that After a two-month delay to fix 1...._'SOME EXPLODED NEAR Attend Methodist tic tanks. The en during the daytime and closed LITTLE ROCK'S MALI a new corn storage bin is also in mechanical troubles, the first part- I be approxi- at night So long as this high hu- HIGH SCHOOL WAS PRANK. the process of being constructed. strength Atlas ICBM squadron -- Meeting SAY TWO VISITING ROTS Recently ctra person to raodity persists, farmers should The modernization program is being; turned over to the Strategic particular Air take caution against the 'first program of this nature Command ISAC) at Vanden- Three local young people Roe- house burn, examine the tobacco VENEZUELA'S EX.PRESIDENT undertaken for some years, and berg Air Force Base, Calif. zanne Farris, Bill Young and in the barn if the flyings PEREZ JIMENEZ SAYS IN The unit has five up MIAMI REACH ITS THE will present more convenience and missiles—three Gail Dougls, have just returned high morning RED-EMSATTIED LAOS mounted are in case this TO GET MILITARY REDS BACK HOME WHO comfort to the customers of the on launching pacts and (ism a Convocational Meet f 150 ARE RESPONSISLE FOR and don't dry out during the AID FROM U. S. firm. two spares. Later squadrons will Methodist Youths at Perdoo day. THOSE MURDER, THEFT Attention should be given CHARGES AGAINST HIM have 10_ missiles. University in West Lafayette. MEXICO OUAKF Perry said that some final to preparing stoves so that some DAMAGE RUNS items Each of the three miss:les kept Indiana. TO MILLIONS have to be completed before fires may be started in barns the at the ready at Vandenberg will While there they heard and met program is finished. A tonight or Wednesday. wider be assigned a Russian target just such outstanding people as Dave range of household According to Charles Bortner. INDIA WILL DEFEND BOIDElf STATES and farm items as strategic bombers are. That Burbeck and his Combo, Harold OF SIKKIM, BHUTAN AGAINST REDS, will also be University of Kentucky agrono- added to the already means each r.cket will be kept Stassen and Mrs. Eleanryr Roose- SAYS PRIME MINISTER NEHRU large inventory. nfItst. as much as 30 per cent of Upright on its launching pad with velt. • An annual fall sale is being an- the weight of tobacco may be 90% DEVALUATION OF BIG its guidance system always set to The Murray group made the iupply lost if house burn takes place BILL CURRENCY THROWS nounced by the firm in an adver- direct the missile and its hydrogen trip by chartered bus along with INDONESIA INTO TURMOIL tisement during this time when the leaf elseWhere in today's issue warhead to its Soviet target more some ninety others front the of the is changing color. Ledger and Times. than 6,300 statute miles away. Memphis Conference.

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LEDrElit 1.111M1.111Mla & - MURRAY, KENTUCKY DAY - SEPTEMBER 1, 1959 THE LEDGER & TIMES' Left-Hander Sandy Koufax May Have Developed Just In Time PUSLISHED by LEDGER • TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. ten of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The The times-Herald, Weekend October 30, 1 928, and the West Kentuakien."ow, 1 To Put 1942 The Los Angeles Dodgers Into The World Series Play-Off JASIE:1 C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISNXR By FRED DOWN 31 strikeouts in two consecutive the first batter Worthington faced, homer in the He tinned Press international ganws. fifth. yielded We reserve the MOW to reject any Advertising. Letters then connected for the game-win- to the Editor, It took Sandy Koulax seven hits and walked two bill- re Publee VOWS items which, in our opinion. are ant Sports a lung Defeat Loomed ning blast. Sae lie best Summary ters. tnterest or our time to develop but now that he readers. The Giants scored their first has it may be just in time to put Koufax' great effort appeared NATIONAL run off Koufax in the first inning had two good pitches work- FULPIUSEENTATIVILS: WALLACE %PITMEN 00., 134$ L'n,ted Press InternatoDnal the singles title in the Ewen the Los Angeles Dodgers in doomed to end in defeat-even as Monroe, the on doubles by Ing for me tonight," Koufax said. Memphis, Tina., 260 Park Ave., New Yart4 MI E. hbalier- Saturday County Women's Invitation World Series. Feller's 18-strikeout effort did in Willie Mays and gan Ave, Chicago: 10 Ten- "A fast ball and a curve. It was Bolystoo St., Boston WASHINGICON, D. C. Bar- nis Tournament by 1938 Orlando Cepeda and their secorld beating Bar- -until the last of the ninth my bara McIntitt. it Lake Park. A 73-year old left-hander from in the fifth on Willie McCovey's best game and my luckiest." Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, Liz bara Green Weigandt. 6-3. 3-6, when Wally Moon's three - run transualaaum as eighth homer of The victory was the fourth in Second Class Matter Ila.t• won the ID': S.'Wornen's Am- 6-3. Brooklyn who got a $253.100 bonus homer old Al WortninNton the season. gave their last five games for the Dodg- ateur golf championship 4 and 3 in 1955 and once sprained an the Dodgers 11URscRIPTION their llth win in 19 Yields Seven Hits ers while KATES By Carrier to Murray, per week Mg, per over J. urine Goodwin of Haver- ankle when he "tripod over a fool the less was the Giants' month Me. In meetings with the Giants this sea- Calloway and adjog swaths. gat nom p..sit eke- Mass. MILWAUKEE. Wis. - Roger inc'. Koufax Monday Koufax, who has struck out 150 fifth in six games: 0.30. hill. night pitch- son. The Dodgers had tied the where. Ward won the 200-mile batters in 127 innings while fas- auto race ed his way into the record book score in the eighth with the help Pete Runnels' 10th-inning homa at the Wisconsm State Fair hioning an 8-4 record, struck out gave the that and the Dodgers to within one ()I two wild pitches by Jack San- Boston Red Sox a el TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 1, 1959 SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. the side :n Claimed the life of Ed Elis:an of game of first place in the National f_rd. order in the sixth and victory over the Washington Sen- -Tompion, a C. V. Whitney colt Fresno, Lempue with a spectacular 5-2 ninth innings and also sandwiched ators in the only other major by The supreme Irony of Koufax" ridden Willie Shoemaker. won victory over the San Francisco th:ee strikeouts around McCoveY.s league game played Monday. victory-from the Giants point of IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED the $114175 Hopeful Stkaes at Giants. -- Saratoga. Vital Force was second WATERL)O, Iowa - Betsy view was that he actually led off New School Buildings $180,000 and Bourbon Prince third. Rawls opened a four -stroke lead A crowd of $2,794 at Los An- the game-winning rally with a in the Waterloo Women's Open geles, including 60,194 paid, saw single. From the moment he join- Planning Commission with Profeasional golf Sunday tournament. the 210-pound southpaw strike out ed the Dodgers in '55, Koetax Consultation MLLWAUKEE. Ws. - Gene 18 batters to equal the major has been recognized at one of in,. SCOTT DRUG CO. ••. er of &raging Mils, Calif., league mark set by Bob Feller weakest hitters in the history .1 IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED LOSES HIS VOICE n tne $35.000 Stiller Open golf Oct. 2. 1938. and break the Nal- the major leagues. "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" tournament with a 72-hole total ,nal League record of 17 held by Jim Gilliam followed Koutax iJ Industrial Expansion of =S. NEWCASTLE, England (UPI Dizzy Dean since 1933. Since he inning-opening single with another Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters Patterson complained to struck out 13 batters in his prey- single and San Francisco Manager Corner at 4th & Main Pbooe PLaxa 3-2447 Widened Streets In Some Areas StANCHESTER. Mass. -• An- police Friday that somebody stole .us start a week ago. Koufax Bill Rigfiey immediately replaced gela Mortimer of England won Ms six-ton buildoer. set a marr Continued Home Building aiso league record of Sanford with Worthington. Moon, Airport For Murray 4 City Auditorium

Ten Years Ago Today Ledger & Times File

“The College Shop- a ready to wear store for ladie.z. Misses. and Juniors, will open on the second floor of the Purdom Buildiing. 5th and Maple Streets, according To the owners. Mrs. Lura Melone and Luta Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Jones were in Dickson. Tenn.. Sunday, gue4s-of-ber-4iiater, Mrs. W_E.-Hutton .and -Mr. Hutton. Hallett Adams of Detroit, Mich.. is visiting his broth- ers. Charlie and Edd Adams. Miss Martha Lindsey. critic leader in home economical at the Murray Training School. at the University of Ken- , tucky. Lexington, during the summer months. M. and Mrs. J. Turner and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. BA'z'ell and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. AA. L. Bezzell.

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MBER 1, 1959 UESDAY - SEPtEMBER 1, 1959 r..EDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE ...-nasesawswisienmee 4PIIMP bon. I could do other things if ust In Time the series folded. Here Is One "But some of the boys woulli find it tough sledding. O'Brian and Arness would be in serious ies Play-Off Actor Wants trouble. They're so identified with Wyatt Earp and Marshal Matt plume in the fifth. He yielded Dillon no one would believe them its and walked two Pia- To Stay In in any caber role:* Jack is confident westerns will only $59.50 cash. Used Singer 0 be with us forever, pointing out two good work- NOTICE Console $39.50. Contact Bill Adams, Soeindod pitches FOR RENT HELP WANTED I the sage brush sagas have been me 201 South 13th, PLaza 3-1757, Mur- By VERNON SCOTT tonight," Koufax said. I around since the first motion pic- ray. TIC UPI Hollywood Correspondent IRAQ ball and a curve. It was DEAD STOCK RiEliOVID TREE. GARAGE APARTMENT available RELIABLE PERSON FOR house- HOLLYWOOD (UPI - Taint the ture was made. He's also positive game and my kickiest." Peerapt larvae. Tracks dispatched at once. Large lot, nice neighbor- work. Mornings preferred. Must coyotes howling on movieland's if the horse opera fad fades, his rictory was the fourth in by two-way radio. Call collect hood. 1628 Call Mallen Dorothy have awn transportation. Call PL lone prairie, it's '1'V onWttoys show will be the last to bet the it five games for the Doidg- Mayfield. Phone 433. it aa answer ANY TYPE 01 EL.EcralCAL Irvan, PLaza 3-3798. 9-2C 3-1929. 9-3C wailing dust. le the less was the Wants' lull collect Union City, Tennessee, work. We are available 24 hours to quit their shoot-'em-up series. "'Maverick' is entertainment, not six games! phene TV 6-936L TTO a day. Call us when you need us. MAN TO WORK AT SERVICE Commonest sound along western strictly a western. We play it with Runnels' 10th-inning horraga Dill Electric Co. PL 3-2930. TIC AUCTION SALE I station. Apply at Midway Truck street sets, out on location and in tongue -in -cheek and audiences a Banton Red Sox a 41111 SALE. New Stop. 9-3C SING!* CLEARANCE soundstage saloons in the mournful love it,' he explained. over the Washington Sen- Singer Consoles were $169.50 now AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, 1:00 plaint of horse opera heroes who a the only other major AUCTION ANTIQUE FURNITURE only $139.50. New Singer vacuum p.m. Rain or shine. 1628 Miller. want to unsaddle their talents to FORECAST :lame played Monday. Two used sale Monday, September 7 at the FIVE DAY cleaners only $39 50. Househald furnishings. Solid wal- Mortality . become rnt..v:e stars. United Press International $69.50. Two used vacuum home af the late Miss Arra Dunn, portables nut antique bed and dresser, ma- Hugh O'Brian, Clint Walker, LOUISVILLE (UPI) - The $19.50. Four treadles. :n Hazel at 10 a.m. Auctioneer- cleaners hogany dresser and drop-leaf ta- Jim Garner, Jim Arness and a extended weather forecast, Tues- ZAG SEWING Maclaine J. W. HaIl. 9-5C 97.50 ZIG ble, chest of drawers, chairs and Falls First barnful of other gun-slingers pub- day through Saturday: many other iterns. Douglas Saioe- licly and privately chafe at the Temperatures will average near to yes •as is route of the first oil Answer aaaaa Pewit maker, Auctioneer. 9-2C bit to ditch their successful pro- or slightly above the state nor- FIRST 'NON-ARAB' PIPELINE-Fiero IG CO: CROSSWORD PUZZLE not subject to Arab control. grams. They object to the long mal cd 73. Only minor daytime pipeline In the Middle East ACH066 1-Heraldlo. Half 1959 Aqaba, which le on the Red osa, WMP MP UMMO hours, small salaries, identification temperature Changes but cooler It runs from the Gulf of device SALE Mediterranean port Construction on ECIALISTS" te•lairt 3-Note of scale ULAIMWsr mUMMPfssi r FOR with a single role and the eVer- night time readings the latter part to Haifa, Israel's big -Confuse MO moon. Biggest name on 4-Colleg• 4 OM MOOMMOM NEW YORK. N. Y. - Mortal- levan' monotony. of the week. Total rainfall will the 16-incher in scheduled to begin degree 6-Got up PO MAMO :IMMO promoters 12 Baron de Rothschild of France. sone PLaza 3.2547 (abbe 1 11-Aeolded 'AMMO WOMV UPG 1053 GMC TRACTOR WITH large ity among the millions of indus- To all thus Jack Kelly - who a‘erage one to two inches and the list of I- Place for I-A oat. nomm 302 engine and heavy duty rear trail policyholders of the Metro- co-stars in "Maverick- with Oar- locally as showers and scattered combat (abbr.) which 11-appropriate 11-eorinerly iisI Mr1OM end, pulling 28-ft. flat tandem politan Life Insurance Company ner-says "baloney!" thundershowers, most of 13-Manly 1-Gaseous MP NMqa ::JAOMV Kingham trailer with straight air. in the first hall of 1959 was sli- Want More Money will occur Tuesday through 16 element -Man's muu ma= 1.1l11W Road ready. Will sell units sep- ghtly lower than that for the character Thursday. • knam• 10 lieverag• MINN MOM PO Kelly .5 an affable 18-Plaming 12-Parent arately or complete rig. Can be corre-sponding period •of 1958. but collected his humps in tray- (coital PM UWORPOR MO who's 18-Stalk ) Lnanced. Southern Fuel & Lum- was still Leelpersleigoalahre the Working spasmod- DIVORCE GRANTED 18-Spread for 14-Printer's (IPM01i MOIRMRW fpr yews. drying measure MUM RO M30 ber Co., Paris, Tenneesee. 9-2C reourd fur the talrittafic -mieetthsa I'MPF, then Sifting areand between FCANP /11CONFH, 'Pea. *UPI) 21-Esker. 17-Grad• MCKinnon, 27, won 4 28-A rid - „ na 1.9$, tht cjanistins'a_.i4taskic,- .pictures. Jack knows -iflotood thine issela 33-Preposition after telling the MeXemporary 24-Actual being USED CLARINET. CHEAP. Phone ians report. and a steady paycheck, • when he divotre .1141Ida)s- linters 26-Crafty 41-Sandarao 55-Mail The actual death rate was 098.1 bees it. court That her husband, Air For- 37-111gh cards tree 64-Compasa PLaza 3-5402. 9-3C 24-Scold per 100,000, as contrasted with really ce Maj. John McKinnon, -spends Typewriters 15-Parthiase 28-Obtain• 44-Worm point "These other guys don't 31-Ashes of 213-Makes lac• 46-Apportion 67-Dawn------"a GIRLS CLOTHING. Size 10 - 12. the 1938 and 1957 rates of 702.8 want out," he surmised. 'They all his daylight hours playing 48-Irueulan goddess seaweed SO-Leare out Ca:' coat, rain coat. Scout uniform, and 662.8, ressiectively. money. And who golf and all his nights watching 33-Symbol for 12-11but op Indian* 69-Chinese mils just want more cerium /6.111ch 49-Wants 63-Printer's dresses and skirts. PL 3-5422. 9-3C Diseases of the heart, arteries, can blame them. I'd like more television." ft-Spanish pot XPlillUr• 84-Part of mountain and kidneys, which account for dough myself." 'to be" 117-Precious 64-51ehrew 64-A stat• • Si. Mournfat (rtbbr 1 TAYLOR TOT 13lirBY STROLLER more than half of the total mor- Kelly hauls down a comfortable Or Rent per- For Sale 38-Change colas and one girl's size 12 rain coat tality an-lung these inaured $2000 weekly, but in brirtime of 1111111112111111ffilliledir sons recorded a slightly higher 33-Latin with cam. Call Wayne Wilson PE movie circles the,,, stars earn in Did death rate in the first hall of conjunction 3-5086 cr Pt. 3-3263. 9-3C the neienbonhood 'of *$50,000 per 40-Note of scale aria year Dian in KURFEES You - 11111111111111111M11•1111111161 1958-478.4 as, picture and that la-abis-rieigh- PAINTS 41-Lamb's compered with 376 6 per 100.000. Dept Ns pen name 111111011111111•1111M11111111 borhood the eat bin boys covet. • Know? Office Supply 41-Tableland Business Opportunities In the January-June period cat "They'd be crazy to give 41-Music: as 1957 the rate was 360.9 written 1111111M111111111111Milli:iiiiii going concerns like their T Kurfees Ever-Kleen 47-Father An apprcecable decrease ocurr- and OPPORTUNITY FOR me- shows to gamble on picture: ' mother Wi?:i.iillill1111111111111M1111111 REAL ed in the death rate Lm pneu- 150-Beholdi garaae handling Kelly continued. OUTSIDE WHITE chanic shop and monia and influenza since last 62-Fernal• at Hazel, 'Personally, I'd like to stay .•. home 111111111111M111111111011111 Phillips 66 Products year. when influenza was epide- Contact Southern Fuel Illsrverck' for another 18 or 20 HOUSE PAINT 61-Soak up Kervtucky Mx. the mortality rate of 21.5 66-Trad• for Paris, Tennessee. years. We could retitle it 'Son of LedgerliTimes & Laanber Co., momty per 100,000 being almost one fif- Maverick.' I'd be foolish to leave - On Sale - 66-Bay wrIbgew 9-2C iroweinumitoistani th less than that a year ago. Tu- !cope than 60-A state for Bohm/tiling qj less gal. (abbr.) :111110NAIIIIIiiii11111111111 berculosis mortality established ear serles.• • Reg. $6.80 111-Mads of a new low uf 5.8 per•100000 GREENE 0. WILSON wool to RENT Turns Dow, ;More Offers Now '5.85 gal. WANTED and the principal 113-Roman P*1:1111111M11111111111011•• icyholders, 'I've turned drown two movie magistrat es communimble diseases . of child- 10-Qt. offers in the past year because Open All Day Thursday 65-Remain erect • N1cE 3 ROOM UNP-URNISHElp hood-measles, scarlet fever, who- 64-Steamship I &dna think they measured up Pail hr.) apartment, prOYate entrance and oping cough, and diphtheria-con, STARKS HARDWARE Phone PL 3-1916 Galvanized (oh 111111111g111M1111111.111111 to 'Maverick' standards. And I'm bath also garage One working tinned toward the vanishing want cne .1 the lucky ones. My role lady. Phone PL 3-3048 from 8 a.m. as causes of death. 12th & Poplar DOWN Bart isn't a tyipeacharacteriza- 61c Lauted eaten Syne is, 9-3C of 1-Quarrel Distr. by 1 i to 5 p.m. Acute poliomyelitis, still a mi- nor cause of death. killed five indaztrial polScy- Metropolitan ; Art •93PRY r cAN'T Pusi-i YOu ettl,TEAM! I HAD NO IDEA TI4AT Ears ere holders in the first tali cd, WAS. IDE= HANG part of p•ol MY MORE, SALLY NT I HAVE TO LIFE WAS 60iNi; 10 BE There were no deaths frurn this HERE COZNYZERR -cant 60 SAVE MY TEAM FROLI DEFEAT RUED WITH SUCH DRAMA.. break loose. WI cause dur.ng the corresponding FAINFUL 114111 'period of 1958. In the No. Ill. 1111110Errilli61411 general by EDMOND HAMILTON population of the United States. in't gllsV s=aZit gs4stesr=4 sa:=1,. 1.030 cases of polio were report- asilTs lin Sow ed in the January-June period, ; CHAPTER, 27 "Ttiol On touched Pri,Ether ' Alter a while the firennenent compared with 850 a year ear- A.L.: ....lic‘l emo.... QIX DAYS after Kirk Ham twitch The stereovideo projector on mitto side 01 Met,. her. The number of paralytic threw, right in front with light as the %hip crawled into • mond's awakening in the came on It cases more than doubled, ring $6.95 transmitter-eye of the • vast dark chasm. star-ship, it passed completeli of the to fel from 329. tea. $9.y around a dark cloud that lay like telaudio, a life-steed three-dimen- They moved along the coasts whose solidarity by Ernie Bushmiller gloomy curtain across their sional image of light lase a mute beside a sun. NANCY a Hammond wav. and reality made past fiery-glowing capes that The image was • The Trifid lay before them catch nix breath. could nave neld the whole Solar --- AND MY Thayn Marden. System past great bars ot dark- It had been impressive enough LOVE BIRDS The Marden - image spoke ness that ran far back lute the In the astronomical photographs quickly. "Returning fur special neeula. WANT that Hammond had seen bark in I STILL HATE consultation_ There are none but Hammond's mind quelled. He the Twentieth Century, when it Vrarnen on this ship." was still a child oh the 'Twentieth EACH OTHER was called the Trind Nebula But MONEY In the screen, the eyes of the Century, of the little Earth, and MY frern this distance it was more young Vramen man lighted with this monster cloud eit.s no place stunning. pleasure. He said. "We'll be glad for man. The fight of it beet Great star-clouds glittered all BACK---THIS to see you here again. Thayar It facea of Iva and Tarn- Work Gloves around them, the swarms of sung upon the been a long time. Proceed." peering with him. that In the Sagittarius region has man and Abel. And the screen went dark. eyes IS THE of the Milky Way made brilliant and he saw awe in their Thol On turned a switch and $1.30 the Rummer nights of faraway too. the vividly real stereovideo im- Jon Wilson came and said. THIRD SP1' Earth. But beyond all these age of 'Mart disappeared. And loomed a vast/ICAO of light, glow- "You'd better strap in. Our di- • Hammond suddenly became con- the Woleerinea ing like a flirriace in which stars rection-line takes us into TRIP--- scious that there haeLabeen an to Brand. were forged, stretching across nebula soon, and we'll have band around his ch-ist which Horsehide. of 'pace. iron run that on autopilot." whole parsecs loosened. hat' now Iva went away but Quobba Flannel Groups of double and multiple with They looked at each other pointed to one of the empty bark. stars shone from within that far- Wilson relief and triumph, and chairs and Hammond sat down 032 flung nebulosity, some of them said, "Well done. Thol. We foxed and strapped In. •••••••/111.1% fiercely bright and others dim this Urns!" the Vramen Lund's voice came from the [IL' ABNER by Al Capp "and muffled. And the whole shin- Thol Orr shook his head. "Not ing mass of the Trifld eats riven annunciator. "Autopilot" for very long. Remember, the "Autopilot It is, and I hope 3 2" Steel by three great cracks that were Harden THE Vise Vrarnen will now expect the blasted calce know their themselves light-years in width to arrive at their Althar base, WORLD and that formed clear roads into business," said Quobba. I TELL -40U,CHIEF - 4 wherever it may be. When she THE Looks $7.95 the Inconceivable interior. doesn't, they'll take alarm and He chased a circuit and then FIRST- POLICE THIS BUILDING -AND 21025 The light of the Trtfid glowed start searching." turned and gave Hammond a STATION SHRANK TO ALL IN IT-I-4A'5 cm-tatsrpcP wry grin. "Here's where you get - upon their faces as they peered "By that time, we'll hope to THE SIZE OF A PEA!! SHRUNK TO THE - from the pilot-room, Tammaa at . n advanced lesson. Running any have got somewhere," muttered SIZE OF A PEA- ??-o°Ps1- the controls and Jon Wilson and Wilson. He went over to North nebula is tricky: but the Trifid-a -eAvsk.r- Quobba and Iva crowded aeside Abel, who during all this time His words were drowned out. Hammond. been hunched over the com- The computers back in the calc- 'WE'RE BACK amous for had quality for "We could get a challenge from plex of directIona' receivers in room, whose relays could think TO NORMAL!! ver being, :10 years. No. 41's. the Vramen any time," Wilson the corner of the room. "Did you faster than any human said. "I'll make sure Thol is get a fix, North?" had taken over. ready." "Yee, I got one. I'll have to They had been given an ob- Hammond turned, and followed work out the bearings before I jective, cornlline deep in the aioud that waslatutler. to An They V him out of the pilot-room. He plot it." few didn't want to look any longer Presently the small navigation made their tenons In a seconds of whirring and cliektrg. Broom at the Trifld. He thought that was crowded as Lund, Abel, i House room They spoke, not in audible speech If he did, all his courage Would and Thol Orr all hung Wilson bit in electric impulses that gave run out of him. a table. Hammond looked over imperious orders to the autopilot In the communtc room, Thol from behind them, but could $1.10 on mechanisth. Orr nodded calmly. "It's all not maks the slightest sense out no one is to The generators deep in the 1(01 seedy. Remember, of the mass of symbols and ship, forewarned of the need 'or 41•11111••••••• speak or get within range of the graphs they were studying. 41••••• a greater power, droned loud. telaudio transmitter eye." "That's it," said Abel finally. ABBIE an' SLATS by Raeburn Van Baran design elves irreateo The autopilot took the ship They waited. The generators ettaless they were using a relay and, at a speed that just stopped ,ber droned and the ship went on and that's the direction of Al- THAT'S RIGHT, CHARLIE -DON'T NOME tiTiciency. Selected point, short of the threshold of human on. They looked at the telaudio than" you pp, THERE'S A SLUG AIMED RIGHT endurance, flung it right at the vine. so nothing happened. all looked at Wilson. Tie PUT AWAY THOSE GUNS, AT THE SACK OF YOUR NECK screen and They glowing wall. The telaudio buzzed sharply tugge at his lip nervously, star- FELLAS. THERE'S NO TROUBLE Hammond saw them coming, and Hammond started violently. down at the sheets ef sym- FROM US -BESIDES, YOU'LL ing those precipices of light that went "That'll be it," said Wilson BE WEEDIN' ALL THE r bols. forever up Into starry space. He "Be sure-" Finally he said, 'This is the AMMUNITION YOU'VE braced himself for an Impact "Quiet," said rho! Orr, in the way we have to take. The lira- that he knew would not come. GOT TO-- tone of one who soothes a ner- men may have some better way fie was right. There wee no vous child. He touched a switch. we don't knew it. At least, hut Impact when they hit the nebula. this takes us in along a rift a In the telaudio receiver screen There was only light all around a man. He good way before we have to cut appeared the head of them, not PO fiery or bright now through the nebula." was a handsome young man, and that they were in it, but more a I beyond him was a background Dimas hard face became a moony glow. trifle more bleak. -Cutting • a of apparatus unfamiliar to Ham- n. • mond. He lookrd Hoy rny other through the ne bu la will be "We have to go on the ay- young man. pleasant, efficient rou"gIt gumption that the % morn still Hammond h.,.,.ie,” said Wilmot'. -It is He was a N'ramen and detonate this "hap !won!" Jon hate him. alSo only chance we have." Wilson warns. Continue the "State the alertaty of volt Timetthee went by and the ship dal story litOre tomorrow ship," he eked. ! droned toward Trifici.

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FAG% w o LE!Eft & mat,- MURRAY, KENTUCKY •••••••• TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 1, q959 THE LEDGER & TIMES Sandy Koufax May Have Developed Just In Time OUSLISHRO by LEDGER • TIMES PUBLISHING COMPARY. Iwo Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Turies, and The The Weekend fI542Rlimes-Hera/d, October 30, 1928, and the Wast L tanud$1••• JIMOAZ7 To Put The Los Angeles Dodgers Into L. The World Series Play-Off By FRED DOWN JAM= C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER 31 strikeouts in two consecutive the first batter Worthington faced, homer in the (faked fifth. He yielded Press International games. then connected for the game-win- We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, seven hits and walked two WO- It took Sandy Koufax a long Defeat ning w Public Voice Awns which, in our opinion. are net fat lie lassi Sports Summary Loosed blast. ters. time to develop but interest at our readers. now that he The Giants scored their first has it may be Koufax' great effort appeared just in time to put run off Koufax in the first inning "I had two good pitches work- NATIONAL EXPEBIEENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER 03, United Press Internat,onai the singles title in the Essex the Los Angeles Dodgers in doomed to end in defeat-even as 131111 the on doubles by Willie Mays ancl ing for me tonight," Koufax said. Monroe, Mectiptia.Tóia 360 Park Ave, New Yerlc MS X. Saturday County Women's Invitation World Series. Feller's 18-strikeout effort did in Ten- Orlando Cepeda and their second "A fast ball and a curve. It was ran Aire, Chleagic 110 Bolystoo St., Boston. WASHINGXON, D. C. - nis Tournament by 1938-until the last of the ninth beating Bar- in the fifth on Willie McCovey's my beat game and my luckiest." bara at Park. A 211-year old left-hander from when Wally Moon's truered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for tranaantesto. McInttlt. Lake bara Green We:gandt. 6-3. 3-6, three - run The victory Was the fourth in Brooklyn who got a $25,0110 bonus eighth homer of the season. Second Class Matter Fla.. won the 17: S:-Woinen's Am- 6-3. homer off Al Worthington gave their last five games for the Dodg- in 1955 and once sprained an ateur golf championship 4 and 3 the Dodgers their llth win in IV Yields Seven Hits ers while the Ices was the Giants' puBSCRIPTION RATES: by Carrier In Murray, Per week 201, per over Joanne Goodwin of Haver- ankle when he "triped over a foul meetings with the Giants this sea- Ihonth SU. In Koufax, who has struck out 150 fifth in six games. Calloway and ad:iodising sitaindass, per yaw. 4-5% abase hill. Mass. MILWAUKEE Wis. - Roger line":' Koufax Monday night pitch- son. The Dodgers had tied tile Where. $5.30. batters in 127 innings while fas- Pete Runnels' 10th-inning horniii Ward won the 200-mile auto race ed his way into the record book score in the eighth with the help hioning an 8-4 record, struck out gave the Boston Red at the Wisconsin State Fair that and the Dodgers to within one of two wild Sox a 141 pitches by Jack San- the side in TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 1, 1959 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. claimed the life of Ed Elisian of game of first place in the National order in the sixth and victory over the Washington Sen- ninth innings -Tompian. a C. V. Whitney colt Fresno, Calif. Lessee with a spectacular 5.1 and aLao sandwiched ators in the only other major Ammmmi0•111. -raw - Supreme irony of Koufax' ridden by Willie Shoemaker, won victory over the San three strikeouts around McCovey.s league game played Monday. Francisco victory from the Giants' point of IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED the $114,175 Hopeful Stkaes at Giant.s. -- Saratoga. V:tal Force was second WATERLOO, Iowa - Betsy view was that he actually led off the game New School Buildings 8180,000 and Bourbon Prince third. Rawls opened a four -stroke lead A crowd of 82.794 at Las An- -winning rally with a in the Waterloo Women's Open geles, including 60,194 paid, single. From the moment tie join- Commission with PrOsasional saw Planning Sunday golf tournarnecit the 210-pound southpaw strike out ed the Dodgers in '55, Koufax Cosisultation MILWAUKEE, Ws. - Gene 18 batters to equal the major has been recognized as one of the SCOTT DRUG CO. league mark set by Bob weakest hitters in the history of Littler of Singing Hills, Calif., LOSES HIS VOICE Feller IMPROVEMENTS N LED ED won the $35,000 Miller Open golf Oct. 2. 1938, and break the Na- the major leagues. "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS" tournament with a 72-hole total ti.nal League record of 17 held by Jim Gilliam followed Koufax' Industrial Expansion of M. Dizzy Dean since 1933. Since he inning-opening single with another NEWCASTLE, England (UPI) Corner at Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters Patterson complained to struck out 13 batters in his prev- single and San Francisco Manager 4th & Main Phone PLaaa 3-2547 Widenwl Streets In Some Areas MA.NCHESTER. Mass. - An- police Friday that sornebOdeltole ious start a week ago. Koufax Bill 'bailey immediately replaced gela Nice"imer if England won his six-ton laulldoer. also sEt a major league record of Sanford with Worthington. Moon, Continued Home Building Airport For Murray City Auditorium

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"The College Shop" a ready to wear store for ladies.-, Misses, and Juniors, will open on the second floor of the Purdom Buildiing, 5th and Maple Streets, according to the owners, Mrs. Lura Melone and Luta Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Jones were in Dickson, Tenn., Sunday, guests of her sisler, -Mrs. W. E1iuttoftli -nd Mr. Hutton. • Hallett Adams of Detroit, Mich.. is visiting his broth- ers, Charlie and Edd Adams. Miss Martha Lindsey. critic leader in home economics at the Murray Training School, at the University of Ken- tucky, Lexington. during the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. 113*/*11 and sons were Sunday dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. AA. L. Bazzell.

Detroit at Ctucago Major League Kansas City at Cleveland. night 10-Qt. R•ston at Raltsmore, night 18" x 50' Aluminum Food Fe Standings Kasinington at New York. nigat Unico Redi-Grip Snow & Mud Tires Galvanized Pail nite 4 Press latornahion al OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD $1.50 61c D*42 in and go in mu4 mg. $2 to YiATION AL MAGI. E BLOOMINGTON. :11 (UPli - W L Pet, 3/4" Plastic Pipe Tease GB Air Force offacer Drinabi S. slush and snow. Molds to shape of food. San Francisco 73 511 .557 at Sa:inia. Kan • was fined excludes air be tte r. Ears are 72 56 1 part of pail Los Angeles Friday-for speeding Keeps frozen meat, fish 70 60 .548 2 +2 $13.95 -can't Milwaukee Extra-wide tread, thousands poultry longer. 1.1r x 50' Pittalaurgh 70 62 530 II elai $20 3D break loose. -•••••••••• 00 roll. Chicago tri 57 481 AU of gripping edges and deeper No. 101. Cincinnat. KS 68 48; 1U 'So flexible and lightweight shoulders give you terrific St Louu 61 72 459 13 you can install it yourself, traction. No hum or vibra- lb. Axe Pniladelpnia 54 79 406 Zu quickly, easily. Costs far less 3'/1 Aluminum Grain SOW Monday Night's Resells galvatined pipe • ovfvfears it tion on dry roads. 4-ply Tyres Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 2 ' than Only game scheduled carcass. Black $6.95

Yenisei's Games •Plns tag feta $9.52 St 1,-.uls at Los Anaeles Shallow Well Jet Pump Philadelph.a at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at C.nc.nriat, Alumtnum-weighs 670 • 15 tabea 750 14 tirb•Iiiss OM)* games scheduied only 4 lbs. Non-sparking Wednesday's Ganes Ttge-r- Btnd. Top-grads explosiors. P.ttsburgn at Cincinnati. night Lubricated for life- $16.50' I $18.25. Ni. DOil2C; Philadelpeua at Milwaukee. Agnt reit $23 33' r•g, $27 50' American steel. St Loins at Los Angeles, night Forget it Ch.cago at San Francisco Battery Hand Lantern

AMERICAN LEAGUE WARFARIN -- Rat Bait Work Gloves Tessa 'W L Pet. GB $88.95 Dependable indoor, outdoor light Chicago 90 46 szu • F $1.30 Cleveland 75 $5 .577 5'2 ATTACK' - Officer $1.88 Detroit 65 65 .5041 15'2 I CIIMINAt Swanson holds up band- reg $13213 New York 64 tib 492 16.2 Glenn roe. 12.30 of Fred Phillips in Baltanore 61 66 44g, 18 •ged hand Francisco after Pi Mips' Boaston 62 69 473 19 San Rats, mice eat (InG1-15117 in the criminal attack Kansas C.ty 541 70 457 21 arrest Mrs. Fred Fischer, 43 Three Never becornlia4shy." W.,-riirig• o 52 78 400 26.2 of men held the Denver. Colo., Never needs lubrication. 1,3 H.P. motor Monday Ready to use. 5 lb. can. Night's Rasslas Fischer family of four at knife- Boaton 4 Washingtm 3. lu inn. point in their trailer while one pumps 290 gals. per hour at 20 ft. For depths New y‘yrk at Baitim..e. ppd., rain attacked of them criminally to 25 ft. Foot valve included No. IINE1-121i. Only games scheduled. The trisband fin- Mrs. Fischer. Sturdy Construction Today's Gaines ally threw one of the assail- 5 gals. Asphalt Roof Coating Brume Rake Wasitun..iton at 13 star. ants through the trail^r door Throughout! Kansas City at Cleveland. night into a plate glass window. Phil- Unico I2M All-Year Motor Oil Detre,t at Chicago. night lips and two otie rs were arrest- $2.25 $1.00 Seamless Metal Only games scheduled. followed a teed ed when police 6. QT. PAK 1 4 Wednesday's Games of blood to a bowing project $1.90 Case! - Won't run in hot nal tJ weather, crack in Comfortable Sure- Use Year round no sea- cold. Made with fiber. sonal change needed Min- Gal. covers 75 to Teeth are imizes sludge. lacquer 100 ft. crimped and Decreases consumption Welded, really in. No. BR-22. N 1:N1 i1OW-30. stay' • Padlock Yale IW x 12' Tarpaulin Unioo Permanent Anti-Freeze No. F- 15 House Broom r- $1.13 $10.35 '$1.90 GAL $1.10 o.2 $1 70 mg, 'se $15.55 $235 lOre.3 de- pends b 1 e 12-nz. oil-tempered Protects against freezim.: , greatest outdoor pro- protects cooling syStem metals. Balanced &sten eves tection. water-resistant mate- Won't boil Selected ,bers. Disc t u m- rial. Triple-stitched away. Fill, then for- sweeping efficiency. hler. get it Reinforced. 10 x12'. Expert OP:ot frig. Ny. 797 1111111111111110. All of this can be seen in the new and modern display room at your CO-OP STORE! A special invitation is extended to all the ladies, both in the city and in the county

GARY CROSBY AND CAROL 1-,INLV are off ori Hol.oa:. Lovers. And to help them along in the delightful Techmeoloi Dalloway County Soil Improvement Assn. him are: Janet Wyman. Jill St. iihri and Clifton Webb. -Holiday '-' ;Oa,. Weelneolav and Thiireday at the cow Phone PLaza 3-2924

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• 4r 11.1)GER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE 11,3F,R 1,'1959 TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 1, 1959 s-=.4,41•Mm141•4111.111=4 ANIIIMEN,MMW tem. I could du other things if the series folded. 1st In Time Here Is One "But some of the boys %Twill find it elugh sledding, O'Brian LoST-END and Arness would be in serious es Play-Off Actor Wants trouble. They're so identttied with Q44 Wyatt Earp and Marshal Matt Dillon no one would believe them n the fifth. Be yielded D IN /Nips in any other role." ,ts VOULILIN IT To Stay In and walked two I1L1- Jack is confident westerns will 09.50 casn. ii;scd Singer wily be with us forever, pointing out Contact Bill NOTICE Console $39.50. Adams,! FOR RENT -1-1 1-0-..P WANTED the sage brush sagas have been two good pitches work- By VERNON SCOTT 201 South 13th, PLaza 3-1757, Mur- the first motion pic- me tonight," Koufax said. UPI Hollywood Correspondent around since ray. Tie made. He's also positive ball and a curve. It was DEAD isTOCH REMOVED FREE. GARAGE APARTMENT available RELIABLE PERSON FOR house- HOLLYWOOD IUD - Tain't the ture was if the horse opera fad fades, his game and my luckiest." Pionipt eervice. Trucks dispatched at once. Large lot, nice neighbor- work. Mornings preferred. Must coyotes howling on movaeland's will be the last to bit the ictory Was the fourth in by two-way radio. Call collect hood. 1628 Miller. Call Dorothy have own transportation. Call PL lone prairie, it's Tv oceisiboys Chow ELECTRICAL dust. t five games for the Dodg- Mayfield. Phone 433. If so answer ANY TYPE OF Irvan, PLaza 3-3728. 9-2C 3-1929. 9-3C wailing to quit their shoot-'ern-up 24 hoers "'Maverick' is entertainment, not e the less was the Giants' tall C401140i Eaton City, 7enneasee, work. We are available series. phone 3-9361. ITO when you need us. MAN TO WORK AT SERVICE strictly # western. We play it with six games. Tr a day. Call us Cornmonest sound along western Co. PL 3-2930. TIC station. Apply at Midway Truck tongue -in -cheek and audiences tunnels 10th-inning hornar Dill Electric LyJCTION SALE street sets, out on location iA.ncl in Stcsp. 9-3C lave it," he explained. e Boston Red Sox a 4118 ‘SINGIA CLEARANCE SALE. New soundstage saloons in the mournful over the Washington Son- Singer Consoles were $169.50 now AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, 1:00 plaint of horse opera hen -es who FURNITURE the only other major only $139.50. New Singer vacuum AUCTION ANTIQUE p.m. Rain or shine. 1628 Miller. want to unsaddle their talents to FIVE DAY FORECAST 7 at the ame played Monday. cleaners only $39.50. Two used sale Monday, September Household furnishings. Solid wal- become movie stars. United Press international Mortality.. ^ Miss Arra Dunn, portables $69.50. Two used vacuum home a the late nut antique bed and dresser, ma- Hugh O'Brian, Clint Walker, LOUISVILLE (UPI) - The a.m. Auctioneer- cleaners $19.50. Four treadles. in Hazel at 10 hogany ciresser and drop-leaf ta- Jun Garner. Jim Arness and a extended weather forecast, Tues- 9-5C $750 ZIG ZAG SEWING Macione J. W. Hill. ble, chest of drawers, chairs and Falls First barnful of other gun-slingers pub- day through Saturday: average near many other items. Douglas Shoe- licly and privately chafe at the Temperatures will PIPIUNI--Here is routs of the first oil state nor- RRST 'NON-ARAI' Answer to v•sterdav A PULA'. maker, Auctioneer. 9-3C bit to ditch their successful pro- or slightly above the to Arab controL in the Middle East not subject /G CO. CROSSWORD PUZZLE They abject to the long mal of 73. Only minor daytime pipeline sea, grams. of Aqaba, which Is on the Red Hall 1959 changes but cooler It runs from the Gulf ACROSS 2-Heraldic hours, small salaries, identification temperature Construction on ROP MO 5ORMM Israel's big Mediterranean pert device SALE time readings the latter part to Haifa, tA4U1WW mUMMAli r FOR with a single role and the e'er- night begin soon. Biggest name on ECIALISTS" • frA•tirf 3-Note of scale scheduled to MO week. Total rainfall will the 16-incher ta 4-Colleg• 4-Confuse VP ROOMMMM NEW YORK, N. Y. - Mortal- lcvin' monotony. of the de Rothschild of France. and the list of promoters is Baron degree 6-Get up PO mmmn TRACTOR WITH large millions of indus- To all thos Jack Kelly - who average one to two inches 6-Avoided 1953 GMC ity among the ion. PLaza 3-2647 (abbe ) UMMO WOW? UPQ as showers and scattered 4-Plaes for 7-A stat• 302 engine and heavy duty rear trail policyholders of the Metro- co-stars in "Maverick" with Gar- locally niamm 1PNE most of which oomia t tabbr.) MOIR end, pulling 28-ft. flat tandem politan Life Insurance Company ner says "baloney!" thundershowers, 11 -Appropriate 3-Vortnerly through NINti :JRCIPM trailer with straight air. the first half of 1959 was sli- Want More Money will occur Tuesday 1111111111111111111111110" 13-Manly 9-Gaseous 7,1111 Kingtiam in 15-Man's element MiAU wam: MEIN Road ready. Will sell .units sep- ghtly lower than that for the Kelly .s an affable character Thursday. nickname 30-Beverag• RMMM GOMM MO 1958, but his lumps in mov- 12-Parent arately or complete rig. Can be corresponding period of who's collected 13-11amlng 11G1 WI:111MM FT3 DIVORCE GRANTED S 13-Stalk (colloq.) tnanced. Southern Fuel & Lum- was still Leto perilleg4abwe the fpr yews. Working spasmod- II 14-Printer's ammict: MOKIAW FORT WIRTH, Tox. +UPI) -• IS-Spread for 111•1 MIAP ber Co.. Paris, Tennessee. 11-3C record for the tersOilic -Mnitthacl ; then gifting artnind between drying measure IINWSM McKinnon, 27, won 17-Grade ad 1951, the company's stidistic- i?•etv.res. Jack knows itgtood thing: Ma's. Jegn 21-Eskers telling the. 22-PrePoistUon 20-Arid steady Paycheck, when he &yam - Fitlidays after CLARINET. CHEAP. Phone lens report., . sod a riaTemporary 24-Actual being USED it court that her husband, Air For- 3S-crafty 32-Sandarac 55-Mall The actual death rate was 098.1 gem airatair. tree 66-Compass PLaza 3-544/. John McKinnon. "spends Typewriters 211-Scold 27-Illgh cards per 100,000, as contrasted with "Ttese other guys don't really ce Maj. -Obtains 44-Worm point hours playing $3- Playthings 33 - 12. the 1938 and 1957 rates of 702.8 he surmised. -They all his daylight 25-Makes lace 46-a PriortIon 67-Dawn GIRLS CLCYPHING. Size 10 want out." 31-Ashee of 48-Irouulan goddess golf and all his nights watching seaweed 20-Leav• out Ca: coat, rain coat. Scout uniform, and 662.8, respeetn.ely. just wait more money. And who 117-1Thut Op Indians 59-Chinese mile television." 33-Symbol for 49-Wants -Printer's dr(sses and skirts. PL 3-5422. 9-3C Diseases of the heart, arteries, can blame them. I'd like more cerium 26-11ign 43 mountain 51-Special pot sortasum and lc.Oners. which account for dough myself." 34-Part of 64-lisbrew 6I-A stat• • .to be' $7-1'recions of the total mor- a comfortable Metth aro (abbr. BABY STROLLER more than half Kelly hauls down Rent TOT Or ston• TAYLOR For Sale 25 -Mournful tality among these insured per- weekly, but in bigtime 33-Changs cow 7 WI0 10 and one girl's size 12 rain coat 113000 of *Jr. sons recorded a elightly higher the stars earn in Did with cap. Call Wayne Wilson PL. movie circles 39-Latin IldINIa4 NW death rate in the first half_ of nevihbonhood of $50.000 Per i 4 3-5086 r PL 143113. 9-3C the KURFEES You con)trn,G") in 1958-3784 as neigh- 40-,No4e of soaks illl 111111111111M1 III this year than picture - and that is the Pr.IN 1. Dept -•////r- Office Supply 41 - La rn h's compared wah 376.6 per 100.000. borlhcsod the cat bin boys covet. • Know?, elr pen R&M, period of 41 il Vil II Mil Business Opportunities I In the January-June "They'd be crazy to give up -Tameiand 21 ft:e77 ISM 45-Music: as a ifirs 19,57 the rate was 360.9 going concerns like their TV Kurfees Ever-Kleen writ ten gt1/ liiacrSO An appreciable decrease octu-r- shows to gamble on pictures," 47-Father and REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR me- • mother NIORillifil ad in the death rate from pneu- Kelly continued. OUTSIDE WHITE MUM ohartic shop .and garage handling 50-11ehold: monia and influenza since last "Personally, I'd like to stay in 61-Fental• 111;g11 Phillips 66 Products at Rawl, epide- tome WV'' year. When influenza was 'Maverick' for another 18 or 20 HOUSE PAINT Kentucky. Contact Southern Fuel 21,5 63-Soak up Mil mic, the mortality rate of years We could retitle it 'Son if Ledger&Times 66-Trade for ill ?.:I.;111ilidfilill & Lumber Co., Paris, Tennessee. - per 100,000 beirig &boost one fai- Maverick.' I'd be foolish to leave - On Sale money 9-2C 63-Bay window W 4 Milli th less than that a year ago. -Tu- less scope than il ter somittyrog fit Reg. $6.80 gal. 110-A stat• berculosis mortality estdished oar sectea.' (abbr.) it a41 ilill Mil 5,8 per•100;000 Pol- GREENE 0, WILSON 61-Made sif UM a new knv of Turns Dowg ;Wore Otte?, Now '5.85 gal. wool WANTED to RENT1 the prindpal icyholders, and 'lye turned drown two movie 13-Roman 59 gli 60 diseases of child- Thursday magistrates ..- L commurecable offers in the past year because op«, All Day 10.Qq. UNFURNI3HED fever, who- $5-Remain erect iiii NICE 3 ROOM hood-rneasIte, scarlet chdna think they measured up Phone PL 3-1916 66-Pleamship private entrance and oping cough, and dsahrtheria-con- STARKS HARDWARE lalvanized Pail (abbr.) apartment. to 'Maverick' standards. And I'm illaammIuil garage. One working toward the vanishing point 67-13k in bath also tinued crie ,d the lutky ones. My role 12th & Poplar PL 3-3048 from 8 ann. as causes of death. lady. Phone of Bart isn't a typescharactertza DOWN nil- 61c Distr. by Unit.d Fester, Syndicate, to 5 p.m. 9-2C Acute pollomyehtis, still a 1-Quarral 1 lietClat nor cause of death. killed five porky- MAD NO IDEA THAT Metrispolitan inciesstr.al I'Stet ts• 91RRY CAN'T PUSH YOU HANG CN,TEAM! I Ears are heiders in the fwbt half it. was. MY ACIRE, SALLY, BUT I HAVE TO COMES YOUR LIFE WAS 60•1•4 TO SE part of pall were no deaths from this HERE FiLL.ED WITH SUCH DRAMA There %.1 Ei0 5AVEt TEAM FaCIA DEFEAT -can t the correepunding ii FAITHFUL AtANACER cause dur-ng break loose. /14111111111111111ElaillI21)1)!1 period of 1958. In the general No. 101. by HAMILTON the United States. .13 EDMOND population of 411A:1k Imol The Par genhirLI=:,,.x..4 Paara... 1.030 cases of polio were report- II IF. ed in the January-June pleoud, .*:11 111110115 Scoop wIth 050 a year ear- 4444.164.40. lin Thol Orr touched /mother After. it Whale the firesment coznpared CH A PTER 27 ! stereovideo prujector on e!tner side ot thee, as,. lier. The number of paralytic e. • . QIX DAYS after Kirk Ham evvitch The came on It threw, right in front ' With light as the ship crawled into canes more than doubled, rising , - Y mond s awakening in the Ow. $6.95 of the transmitter-eye of the a vast dark chasm. to 1191 frum FM. star-ship, it paased completely teiaudio. a life-steed three-danen- They moved along the coasts Ernie Buslusi/Ior sea. it.30 around • dark cloud that Las' like by atonal image whose solidarity of light like a mote beside • sun. NANCY a gloomy curtain across their and reality made Hammond flerv-glowing capes that a a v. past catch his breath The image was could have held the whole Solar The Trifld lay before them TUNNEL Thayn Marden. System, past great bat's of dare- It had been Impressive enough OF' • The Marden - image spoke newt that ran far back lute the LOVE astronomical photographs In tae quickly. "Returning for special nebula. I WANT that had seen back in Hammond consultation There are none but Harnmond's mind quelled. He the Century, when it Twentieth Vramen on this ship." was lain a child ot the Twentieth naiad Nebula But MY MONEY was called the In the screen, the eyes of the Century, of the little Earth, and distance it Was more frem this young Vramen man lighted with this monster cloud eits no plat,- stunning. pleasure. He said. -We'll be glad for man. The light ot it beet BACK--- TH IS star-clouds glittered all Great to see you here again. Thayn. It upon the faces of Iva and Tam- Work Gloves around them, the rwarms of suns has been a long time. Proceed." man and Abel. peering with ram. THE that In the Sagittarius region IS And the screen went dark. and he saw awe in their eyes of the Milky Way made brilliant Thol On turned a switch and too. $1.30, the rummer nights of faraway the vividly real atereovideo im- Jon Wilson came and said. THIRD f Earth. But beyond all these - / ,,,,,., age of Thayn disappeared. And "You'd better strap in. Our di- • loomed a vastness of light, glow- i Wolverine, Hammond suddenly became con- rection-line takes us into the TRIP--- ing like a furnace in which stars scious that there had been an nebula soon, and we'll have to Brae', were forged, stretching across Iron band around his chest which run that on autopilot" Horse-hi whole parsecs of space. ha" now loosened. Iva went away but Quobba 1.1 I P.05 - us .0. '1 l Groups of double and multiple other with C••• ,•S•1,1.o.smi h.4.••• They looked at each pointed to one of the empty beck. stare shone from within that far- and Wilson relief and triumph. chairs and Hammond sat down flung nebulosity, some of them done, Thol. We No. 6032. said, "Well foxed and 'trapped in. Pee, fiercely bright and others dim time!" by Al Capp the Vramen this Lund's voice came from the LIL' ABNER and muffled. And the whole shin- head. "Not not Orr shook his annunciator. "Autopilot" ing mass of the Trifld was riven the for very long. Remember, "Autopilot It is. and I hope _N I by three great cracks that were expect Marden 3' "Steel Vise Vramen will now the blasted coice know their ON WORLD themselves light-years in width base, SOME WATER TE_LL '10ti,CHIEF - to arrive at their Aithar business," said Quobba. LOOKS and that formed clear roads Into wherever It may be. When she IT-AN'- IT'S 4 He closed a circuit and thin FIRST-THE POLICE BUILDIts1G -AND $7.95 the inconceivable interior. doesn't, they'll take alarm and FANTASTIC!! turned and gave Hammond a STATION SHRANK TO GOWN 'I ALL IN IT-HAS The tight of the Trifici glowed start searching." - SEEP- wry grin. "Here's where you get upon their faces as they peered "By that time, we'll hope to TI-4E SIZE OF A PEA!! SHRUNK 10 THE o advanced lesson. Running any ?-0121°51- from the pilot-room, l'ammas at have got somewhere," muttered 14ALP OF A PEA nebula is tricky, but the Trifid-" SIZE the controls and Jon Wilson and Wilson. He went over to North -151 His words were drowned out. Quobba and Iva crowded .seside Abel, who during all this Ume AIME BACK The computers back in the rale- Hammond. had been hunched over the com- room, whose relays Could think TO NORMAL!! amous for quality for "We could get a challenge from plex of directions' receivers in 7 faster than any human being, rer 30 Years. No. 43'4. the Vramen any time," Wilson the corner of the room. "Did you had taken over. said. "I'll make sure Thol is get a fix, North?" They had been given an ob- ready." "Yes, I got one. I'll have to jective, the line deep in the .-aciud Hammond turned tuid followed work out the bearings before I that was the way to Althar. They 6.w him out of the pilot-room. He plot it" made their computations in a few didn't want to look any longer Presently the small navigation seconds of whirring end clicking. at the Trifld. lie tholight that crowded as Lund, Abel, 1 House Broom room was They spoke, not In audible speech if he did, aft his courage would Wilson and Thol Orr all hung but in electric impulses that gave run out of him. table. Hammond looked over a imperious orders to the autopilot In the communic room, Thol behind them, but could on from mechanism. ti $1.10 Orr nodded calmly. "It's an make the slightest sense out not The generators deep in the ready. Remember, no one is to of the mass of symbols and ship, forewarned of the need 'or 4E40 speak or get within range of the they were studying. by graphs a greater power, droned loud. Raeburn Van Bereft telaudio transmitter eye." "That's it," said Abel finally. ABBIE an' SLATS greatest The autopilot took the alias &slim rives They waited. The generators "Valero] they were using a relay RIGHT, CHARLIE -DON'T l'OVe ;IF and, at a speed that just stopped CAPTURE THAT DEVIL (00,1_?•FT MOVE, THAT'S droned and the ship went on and point, that's the direction of Al- plOMMMEMMINIMMMENT -- AIMED RIGHT friciency. Selected .ber- short of the threshold of human OUT YONDER ON DOBBS; YOU DO, THERE'S A SLUG on. They looked at the telaudlo SKIPPER t har." endurance, flung it right at the PUT AWAY THOSE GUNS, - AT THE SACK OF YOUR NECK II • and nothing happened. all looked at Wilson. He HIS SH;7 screen They glowing wall. FELLAS, THERE'S NO TROUf3LE The telaudlo buzzed sharply him., at his hp nervously, star- Hammond saw them corning. FROM US -BESIDES, YOU'LL and Hammond started violently. ing down at the sheets of sym- those precipices of light that went "That'll be it," said Wilson. bols. forever tip into starry space. He "Be sure-" Finally he said, "This is the AMMUNIT1Ct1 YOU'VE ''.:712111 braced himself for an impact "Quiet," said Thol Orr, In the way we have to take. The Vra- j7BEGOIETETDOIN: that he knew would not come. of one who soothes a ner- may have sonic better way tone men He was right. There was no child. He touched a switch. don't knew it. At least, vous but we impact when they hit the nebula. this takes us in along a rift a In the telaudio receiver screen There was only light all around A.. I good way before we have to cut appeared the head of a man lie them, not so fiery or bright now through the nebula." was a handsome young man, and that they were in It,'but more a laind'e hard face became a beyond him was a background moony glow. a, of apparatus unfamiliar to Ham- trifle More bleak. -Cutting a throng!, the nebula will be "' mond. He looked Flee my other "We have to go on the 11,- efficient young man. rough." • .sevsaresisisteselialtk, pleasant, sumo - that the Vrainep still He was a Vramen and Itammond "It will," said Wilson. 'It is detonate this ship soon:" Jon hated him. also the only chance we have." Wilson warns. Continue the "State the identity of your Time. went by and the ship 1949 tomorrow said. still droned toWard Trifid. story here ship," tic • - • PAGE POUR LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY TTT:m kv CrwrF,MBER1, 19,9 Wednesday Meeting Phone PL 3-4707 of At Country Club Lochie Liutdolt, Editor ID 6-3327 To Begin At 8:30 An important golf meeting will be held at 8:30 at the Calloway ostamc. County Country club Wednesday morning, September 2. L ad ie s Day.

of4/ Golfing will begin at 9 am. Qualifing rounds will be played •5 to determine the flight to play in Social Calendar for the Ladies Club Champion:011p. s *". PERSONALS le Gr..upings for Wednesday's play f e Dr. and Mrs. Joe Pat Anderson '10 e Tuesday, September let in her home as are: First flight — Betty Lowry, • • Y. and sons. Kevin Neale and Keith hostess. Mrs. Mar- The Jessie Ludwick Saundra - i% Gregory. spent the weekend visit- Curie of ion Young will give the devotien Slusrneyer, and Madelyn • s .14 the College Presbyterian ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Church and Mrs. Rogers has charge of Lamb; Evelyn Jones, Sue Costello, b e will meet with Mrs. and Elizabeth • . Orville Anderson, and Mr. and Jessie Rogers the program. Slusrneyer; Betty Hahs. • e. Mrs. Wayne Flora. Venetia Sexton and Martha Sue Ryan. • • • • Ed. Note: The following poem The general meeting of the ; Mr. and was breu,lit in by Miss Women's Society Mrs. J. M. Hurcham. Frances of Christian Ser- Second flight — Frances Parker, Mr. arid Mrs. Bradley. teacher at the School vice of the T. G. Murphy and Methodist church will Juliet Wallis, and Alice Purel,im: # slaughter. New Hope with the Leeteie Joon,. visited L. request be held this morning., from 10:30 Lii Ohio, Chris Graham, and Betty A. that it be published. to 11:30 in former Murphy .cd,Coi..kville, Tenn. Mr. The Ledger the Little Chapel. Scott; Ruth Wilson, Me. reit Pe- SO FAR, THE SIGNING -It's none other than famed Murphy had not seen Mrs. ktur- and times is pleased to do so. • • • • heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey alongside as reigning TWIN HEART OPERATIONS FOR TWINS—Twins Marilyn (left) arce, and Marge Kipp; Eleanor chant, his sister. Since their par- Thursday, heavywe,glit champ Ingemar Johansson signs to give Floyd and Carolyn Schaeffer, 8, are shown awaiting their twin September 3rd Diuguid, Billie Wilson and Billie ents died fifty five years ago. Group Three Patterson chance to regain the title. The scree Is Gote- open heart operation in Cartiutal Glennon Memorial hospital. Sue of the Ctwistion Cohoon. a Relatives in Daylight Ann Women's Fellowship borg. Sweden. The fight: Between next March and July i SLL Louis. They have congenital heart defects. They are and Mc- will meet at Menville were the home of Third flight'— Jane The place: Somewhere. (Radiophoto) daughters of the Edward Schaeffer' of Beardstown, 111. -4 visited. An angel, is living in my home Mrss. Howard Dod- Baker. Jen- 15 • • • • today. son at ee,ht o'clock. nie Hutson and Grace James: • • • • Mm s Loretta Culver has just Not just for a visit, she came Stella Hurt, Re-ba Overbuy, and coronary tendencies is even to high- returned from a. three weeks va- Stay. Town and Country Homemakers Mary Rayburn: Louise Lamb, Jean ' e Heart cati,_n in Floricki where she vise- You may not believe that this is will meet in the home of Mrs. Lindsey and Frances Miller. Victims Anger and ambition are chief tel with Mr, and Mrs. Willie Jack- quite t,:sue. Castle Parker. Story Ave.. at 7:30 Golf c..-chairmen for the morn- causie.s for Coronaries. son at the Montverde Private But let me describe my angel to pm. • ing will be Mrs. Verne Kyle and I In San Francisco, two doctors • School in Montverde. Florida. you. • • • Mrs. Ed Settle. Now May divided their male patients into • • • • Her weight about fifty, she is Members of the Garden depart- two—categories: Group A. being • • • • Mr. Leon Phillips and son. Billy three feet ten, ment of the Woman's Club will coirepent.ve, ambitious, emotional SUSAN HAYWARD in Phillips have returned to their A I, viable darling with petal pink meet at the club house at 10 am. merit: group B. easy-going men. Be Spotted home in Detroit. Mich.' after vis,t- skin. '.. for transportation to the cottage "WOMAN. OBSESSED" with left drive Oves- a period al ing with their mother and grand- Her hair is golden, !Ike the sun of Mrs. Noble Farris on Kentucky years. there was 70e per cent COLOR,. _ By PHYLLIS mother Mrs. Flora Phillips and Iteht we love, 'i Lake. Each member is asked to BATTELLE more heart disease among g:- up 1 Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Clark oil Her eyes are as blue as the s...-., brina a covered dish far the NEW YORK (UPI) — It is now A! 5.7 1 pose-tine. many doctors believe. South 16th street_ up above. luncheon. to The fact that women are less spot a potential heart attack She is eight years old and Oh, vic- liable to heart trouble is an in- tim Just a fist's throw away. how I love her. dication this is a personal opin- Monday, September 7th He may be a very young man. Circle I thank the dear Lord that I am ' ice/ that they are not. actually. II of A labor day supper will be serv- He may hardly have Started to her mother. P5 competitive ambitious or emo- 31. E. Church ed at the Calloway County Coun- raise cain — nc CrbfkieSterCil. But For when I care for her and give tional as men Why should they try club at 5:30 in the evening. sell, doctors can foresee tr.sible her my love, Meets at church Tickets will be $1.00 for adults of a coronary nature in the fol- It makes me more pleasing to Mast wornen either have a man. -- and 50e for children under 12. All lowng types of people!' Circle No. 2 ,.f• the Women's Him up above. or the promect of one, to carry food will be furnished. Tickets will I—Men who frequently-use NIS .342rietT. of _Christian_ _Serie:tee_ met She _as. sus.- ,lia -meet some - verso On the statui and finance battle be on sale Wednesday, Ladies Day: phatic gestures. particularly Olen- August 18th at 2:30 in the Educa- will ret be so kind, for them: thus their ambition and and Thursday at the Ctuntry club. ched fists, as they twat tional Building of the First Me- For she is mentally retarded, this compeueveness is transferred to Tickets will also be available 7—Men who plan their next thodist Church. The meeting was angel of m.ne. male shoulders. - from Mrs Jim Edd Diuguid at her day's activities in advance. furi- opened with prayer by chairman. Don't think this is a cross that And as for their emotions-- h.ene. N., tickets will be sold at ously figuring how much ,activity Mrs. Bun Swann. followed with I have to bear. women usually are seriously ern,-,- 'he supper. they can squeeze into it. a welowne address to the visitors. God surely must trust me to tonal put • • • • only about their men and Mrs. E A Tucker, Mrs Wells and her 3—Men who cannot bear to in my care. . Shelf Cirliirtiliefl. and their men and arc. miarhae: -waste- sm., even for pleasure. But there's a' Itanp in my throat Tuesday. September 8th their children have been relatively I business 4—Men who think they know A !iession was conduct- when I hear her say. Star Chapter docile in recent years in the race} and ,„,„,„,„...s.nts Impart- No. 433 what you're going to say. before ad VinflITTI IP. the children don't want (.4., will meet at the Masonic TOP LEGIONNAIRES--Newly In- 01 the little 'but powerfuli wom- ance were made. Mrs. Tucker call- peu've actuall,y said it. These are me to play." 1 Hall at 7:30 in the evening. stalled American Legion Na- an. Women have another advant- attenti the chronic interrupters, and the ed ,,ri to Spiritual Life study I know she is awkward arid stoma . • • • • tional Commander Martin B. c.ver men — an outlet for -yes. yes, we- fellows. age and a sumseston was m..de that down their game. Mc.Kneally and National Aux- their ensetions: Tney are permitted —Men Stho allow themselves to we formulate plan for a definite Blli her little' heart can be hurt Wednesday. September 9th iliary President Mrs. Alexander to cry. bee me .nfuriated project as our goal for this year. just the same. The Arts and Crafts club will H. Gray give out with smiles . when a woman suffers I/ Mrs. Jeff Farris. program chair- You will find others like, her meet at 230 in the afternoon in after their election in Minne- Ufa 21 0. from heartbreak. generally is a These warninvs of danger are .t man gave the prceierain using as where you lye. the borne. of Mrs. L. M Liverbey. apolis, Minn. He Is from New- passing affair. sketched in the upcomir.g August her subject -1 Love Thy Church', And they need burgh, N. Y. She is from all the help arid • • • • I WEBOIIMAN.SHOM. -Reader's What she needs Is' a new man Digest." in an article reading from Romans II. She was l!ve you can give. Brownsville, Tex. that pleads with today's emotion- bearing orchids, not a doctor assisted by Mrs Claude Farmer, We all want to help the crippled woo ally overwrought businessmen to If a warless sees that ner hus- who reviewed briefly "She captur- and blind. stop wilfully breasting. band, no matter how young, has Mrs. James Miller their own ed Christianity-. by Hilda Lew But scene feel different about • Irlf.r . • • hearts. We refer to ',ten • .h the the symptoms listed above. sne Mrs. Mischke closed the meeting sickness of mind Elected President DISCOVERER ROCKET fires second-stage above coronary foreisheitowings undoubtedly will worry Worrying erwilind 6t heoCklfito. OW. orbit. Dis- for with a prayer. -There are homes for such chil- the arnpie is sornetnir.g a woman does better Flint Women's Group coverer tests ore part of the U.S.'s "Project Sentry" - a militorif iatellite program to reason th.ilt lard freq- dren." some people will say. uently it IS a man .weio gets than a man, with more skill arid Refrestiments were served to 15 put felevislon cameras and other equipment into orbit around the earth within neat -It would be so much better tO Mrs. James Miller was elected himself in sucn critically 'heart- practice and deteretungdion. But eseerdwea and 3 visitors by hos- 2 years.r.4eeo litocRockets, .dvice;mp, poo. dveui, high-performance fuels like boron. send her isJay " president of the Flint WidS. Punt breaking habits. worrying about a "coronary type" teases Mrs C Ray. Mrs. Louela three times as I know at ,t. DIf Sunray, kfSpks Parker. loch places, they must Baptst Chtudh at a recent meet- many men ag women clie int= is not only foolate as all seden- Gatlin. and Mrs. Jesse diiiime of pelqicar,ons. American fticlort • • e • have to be. ing. Seciefv. heart diseases—and tne tary woor7 is, but tune-emsurn- pareentage But "No." my baby. God gave of male to female sufferers from mg. Others chosen for 1959-6115 offices PENNY UNWISE her tn me Please d n't shun these children were Mrs. Rob Neale, vite presi- and set them apart, dent; Mrs. Thomas Roberts. secre- Altho they are different, they do tary and treusurer: Mrs. Robert R1CTLMAND. Va. (UPI) — A 3441 have a heart Herring, prayer chairman; Mrs. TaSr federa: Reqerve Bank spokesman L. Si.if you meet my angel. please Bill ?Allen mission study chair- corrtplaini Friday that people AA :lye her a smile. man: Mrs. Lula Miller, community are "hangir,g tii "their pen- Joe Hop- .04 BUZ And ttie look on her face mission chairman: Mrs. nies. will YEau .1 make it worth while kins. program chairman; Mrs. Atti- Burks. song leader; Mrs Junior Little Bonnie But he indicated it is trA 1 To all of her teachers, my thanks re Etc= literature chairman: because of increaced thr" go to you. Bailey. Mrs. Woking., chairman. And A Free Tank The Spokesman said peopl For doing so much that I could Miller jubilee • n-t do. the mistaken behef that . t Mrs Paul Hopkins. stewardship You have helped Receive a rrnstaite in the New --Lirsidln. her so much, chairman: Mrs W B McCuiston, Gas!! penny you have all been so •oeued last January and kind, publicity chairman; Mrs Charles that it has God bless you for Of a premium value as a loving this Miller and Mrs. Alton Ridings, angel of mine collector's item. social and hospitality. V7177- -7 DRIVE IN THEATRE

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