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dolected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newepaper HREE Largest • ne) Circulation In — de- First... MA The City Urn- 014lik$0 ,1 with irked Largest High- Circulation In Local News erved The County and Van- Local Pictures bio- United Press OUR 78th YEAR ge of Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, and February 25, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 from Vol. LXXVIII No. 48 PHD Dodger Move In The Making !Elder J. A. Tucker Egslrict TOM•neys Seen & Heard • , Assumes or of Church Gt.. Underway 'Miss Mildred Hatcher , Ok- Duties Named to be Around Elder J. Uni- MuTrayz A. Tucker of Beer. By UNITED PRESS To Be In Scholar Directory sneba, Springs, Tennessee The auntry spoke annual scramble for the at the eleven .o'clodk "coye t ed rarded service a. championship of Ken- the Seventh-day Adventist ehur .•tucky high Miss Mildred Hatcher Coin- Ed Griffin the school basketball gets has re- g,.ws p 1Ze I• ch at Sycamore and South Fif• underway cently been sum- having the irst tonight as tournament selected as one to jonquil of- the 7venth streets Saturday. play be • included Aug. r year. opens in 10 of the state's in the third edition i He will carry on the work 62 districts. of the Director of American on the temporary retirement ot A total Scholars, which will be publish- mlica- Thar is also a home of 15 games are sche- on West the former Bro. Kenneth Wright duled, ed this spring. The volue teach- P ar, a few doors which will eliminate will down from who leaves today for Florida that contain biographical ill he tub Wilson that many teams from the skevhes of has a wholteg ,Bro. and Mrs. Tucker are running those admitted. row of them. long ars: put an abrupt time friends of Mr. end to their istitute and Mr, current cage Also, Miss Hatcher has beigitt Wright, having seasons. if $75 We been associateo Among honored recently by the National have 'ern in 'various stages, together the teams scheduled for tor de- at Southern Missionary Poetry _Association by its ac- but none are blooming as yet. action tonight are two former atoned • ceptance it h e r poem. "The state champions- Cuba. ths 1952 iouncla- Blooming Werld." which will b e published already however, are winner; and Maysville. the 1947 .January in The National Poetry Anthe- Jasmine. Forsythi-a, titlist. e w Needle-less Method logy. 1957. Dr. D. Hartman. the ai.ransies, Crocus and Japonica. Maysville also is one of N es three secretary, states that Miss Hat- Of Administering defending regional champs which the Dr. cher's poem 'is one of about H. C. Chiles preached the will open tournament i basic Vaccine play to- 450 chosen tram more than 1.000 eighth of a series yesterday more- Fo Be Tried night., The others offered are Mayfield, manuscripts sett in „by teachers, ing. on prophecy in .the Bible. in the 1st sum- District, and Valley instructors pro ssors. and li- There are tour remaining ser- in the 7th. • am of JOHN PITTSBURGH (Um - Dr. Jonas brarians. This is tiss Hatcher's mons on this topic and well HOLLAND, vice president of the Winners an be Chicago Cubs released a joint statement A. Salk will test a needle-less and runners-up in fourth year in ccession to worth the -while of anyone in Chicago issued -by to P. K. Wrigley, Cub owner and Walter method of administering the anti this week's district tourneys wiH contribute to the ant logy. hear them. dent of the 4. O'Malley, presi- - Brooklyn Dodgers announcing their polio vaccine he developed dur- go to the regional tournaments Miss Hatcher graddated ion for by the intention 4) seek 'approval where- i n ice has Cubs would exchange their Los Angeles, ing mass inoculations for Uni- frpm whick the 16 regional three years with high dilanction - The sermons are not only Pacific Coast League franchise. in [stitutes in- return for the Dodgers' Fort vErsify of Pittsburgh students chami.ioris are picked to play Miss M Adred Hatcher from Murray- State, Cottelia. teresting and inspirational. Worth, Texas League club. Dick Walsh in She but Dodgers' farm director (center).. this week. . the state tournament at has done graduate work Int de- 11 %else highly informative: and Clarence Rowland (right) president Louis- in Van- mcation club discuss of the Los Angeles About 75 volunteers from the ville in March. derbilt University. in Los Angeles the steps to be taken in the has an M.4. deal is proposed exchange. The School of Engineering will re- Tonight's schedule: degree from Peabody College and, It will not be too long before subject, to. approval by the three leagues involved. ceive inoculations Thursday by 3rd at Symsonia - Cuba has done additional graduate the city limits will go all the vs. Walter Adams (International Soundphoto) means of a high-pressnre, high Fancy Farm; Lovves work in the University .of Wis- way to Slick Banks house vs. May- on speed jet vaccinator developed by field. consin and in Peabody. the Mayfield highway and on the Army. 8th at Hopkinsville -For several years Miss Hatch- South to take in all the newly on - Trenton An equal number will receive vs. Te.dd er taught in Tilghman High built sup area from the highway IRse hAesa:kr dng F Oor f jitie County: .Sotith Christian Passes Away Election Spirit Was High the usual hypodermic need le vs. Crofton.' School. Paducah, Kentucky. but to the College Farm road. In vaccinations. Later, tests will be 26th at Fern for the past eight years she N. J.- Creek-Valley vs. made on the two croups to test SOU has been an assistant. professor An old land mark is nearly thern. 1 of a a down the effectiveness of the jet in- of English in on South INDIANAPOLIS ft? - Attor- August Of 1862 31sf at La Grange - Walter A. Adams. Austin Peay State .st trees 10 Fourth Street. The old Letter Says Oldham age 80, pas- oculations. College, where she mill where neys for 'lead Dog" hiller Leslie County vs. Pleasurville. sed assay at his home is now teach- possibly % Robert Young and • The testsowill be conducted on North Irvin asked the Indiana .Supreme 34th at Dixie Fifth Street. 'Friday Ing• " his brother put in, a lot- of time - Reprinted „ simultaneCiusTY 'with HeightsLodlote night ai Court todaY for a rehearing in Hardin - Enter- all over." Jim Hill a. drive to vs. Beech 11:15 She Is president of thg Caro- has almost been torn down. Some of was in tide w rood o'clock from complications, [cultural their motion 'fur , prise about Xuguat ,20. 1914 and would slam inoculate 25.00 full-time and line Meriv,,ether Chapter' a the big tinibers were revealed trial his nice straw 39th at Maysville - Maysville following several weeks illness. as the which the state from The Times. J. E. Green- hat on the part-time students, and members United Daughters iof the Con- outside was torn high court denied ground. A justice vs. Orangeburg. ad over away. Feb. way. Editor at Olive. Ky., of the of the Pitt faculty and staff Survivors federacy, is a member of 5. . peace shouted, "I com- 47th at Somerset-Shopville include his' wife, the pine at August 8. 1896. Vt11. one, and !heir families. vs. Daughters of the American No. mand the 'peace, peace, a n d Pulaski County; Mrs. Minnie) Adams, five sons. Revo- A little further down the street The petition for rehearing Beginningi Wednesday and con- Euban vs. Wayne lution, Kentucky gie hope was plenty." The riot melted away. County. Chesley. and Clebourne Adams the • Folklore growth Mr. Robertson almost has his filed on the last day permitted Bob tinuing through March 2, a giant Seciety, the Tennessee Folklore An August Malone declared that this 57th at of Murray, Hollis Adams. Akron, drive-in -restaurant ready to go. for such action. Twenty days Election 1862 clinic will be set up in the Virgia - Belfry vs. Society, the National Council in low- August sece;sion is going to bring old Dorton. Ohio, Connie and Hugh Adams of ago the high court election at Bshop's Mill Commons Room of the Cathedral Teachers upheld Gib-. hell right here among us. A of St. Louis, Mo., two the of -English. the son Circuit in Marshall County in of Learning. 58th at McDowell- daughters, Rutgers A good pair of mules listed in Ceurt's denial of a 1862 was noisy secessionist kept Three 'earns will McDowell Mrs. South Atlantic Modern Language a famous day. It cursing vs. Garrett; Everett Wray of k. Louis, the classified ads today. The first new trial on grounds the motion was on Mon- the yankees administer vaccine to eligible Prestonsburg vs. A:mociation. the Conference on aid the day. August 4th. and casting' side Betsy. Layne. Mo., Mst,,,,Charlie Miller of Mur- V time we have advertised' mules was filed while Irvin was an Civil War glances at a pet*ons- at the mite of SOO a ci:.es Composition and Corn- tially of citement soldier sitting across taaN4eco a,. oi here. 1...C.AUCI in escaped prisoner end was at fever heat. Union hour. 64t1s at Ashland-Greenup Agar/id potash. quite a while. that while on a log. 'The soldier cocked his vs. of St. ...ppa Deaa Pi - he was free and secession sentiment Boyd County, Fairview Louis, Mo., Dal Adams of he had no standing w a s carbine when his captain ordered vs South National Honor Society of Edu- in court. somewhat evenly divided Portsmouth, Murray:. three -half-sisters, Mrs. Bish- him to lower his gun. cation, and is secret4c. of the Murray op's Mill on August Harry Atherson and Mrs. Tal- Rest Home election Fifty-two years Eta chapter of D Kappa Irvin awaits execution day was a after that day madge Smotherman. both of in the noted social center. when, Letter To £ditorI Gamma - Natienal Honor So- Resident Dies Indiana State Cakes, on a visit to. Kentucky Three Mayfield, Pelson elect ex cider, and fiddlers were Drunks and artra._Logan Bland clet v-ef-A.Vertrren Teachers. chair on in 1914 with my brother Edei March 29. hand and men and boys . of Murray. also thirteen grand- During Mrs. Jennie Bishop, Elliot we passed the sight ..f Ledger and Times the past few years, aged 82. played marbles under the Three drunks were arretted children and seven great grand- died He was condemned to oak' Bishop's Mill. A few of Murray. Kentucky Miss Hatcher has pu bl is hed Friday afternoon at 2.30 death and sugar maple trees the over the weekend and children. for the slaying and swam decayed posts Dear Brother iWillegms! placed several articles. Her "Supersti- o'clock at the Murray Rest Hume. of W. Wesley in the creek and' sills, are left in the city jail, according Kerr. (Jonthan Creek). to Would appropriate to City Adams ' lions in Middle Tennessee" ap- She is survived by Evansville filling station On the mark the sight of this famous it oc ' to Judge Bob Mr. was a member of one half- day -mentioned, a captain McCuistion. peared in Southern Folklore sister. Mrs. attendant in 1954. and ofd mill. The) grove of fine use this means to express our No the First Baptist Church. Funeral Willie Falwell of the about six -Union Calvary other citations were issued, Quarterly. oaks and maples has been cut sinciere thanks to you and the services county and 18 neices and neph- Kerr was one soldiers from Paducah rode he said. ...tie .conaucteri Sunday of six persons up away and the ground put in staff members of the Ledger Miss Hatcher is the daughter ews. She was the widow of the. slain in and quietly dismounted. afterne in at 2:30 ea Indiana and western The of- cultivation. Such is & Times! We surely aPpreciate uack at the sf the late Mr. and Mrs. W T. l'hte Joe Bishop. ficer climbed into the wreck NOTICE She taught Kentucky during a four-month a' warm and of time. the many court.„ies extended J. H. Churchill Funeral Home Hatc-her. who resided in the Elm school in Calloway County period made a speech eulogizing The Lydian Sunday School for a in 1954-55. Irvin was Lin- personally to us in the last Uric with Rev. Grove community:. near .Murray. number of years. coln, explained T. N. Elliot class meeting has been J. H. Thurman and accused of all six slayings, but whey he was Months and no our Seventh-day cancel- Iler sister. Mrs. Stephen Visher, She in arms and called Springtown, Texas led because of the illness of Rev. H. C. Chiles in charge. was a member of h e was tried only for Kerr's death. for volunteers. church. You nave been most Mrs. nee Halene Hatcher. formerly Though a boy Editor's note: The writer of Pat Hackett. Burial Temple Hill Methodist Church The victims included t h ree at that time. I generous year spt.ce allowance was in the city cemetery taught in Murray State College, the above letter is a brother in -where the funeral was conducted members of a Henderson County, remember some of his helpful exact of E. B. Elliot of and in other way% Sunday afternoon at 2:00 Kentucky farm family. words. Three young Hardin o'clock men en- Route 2 and It would b-moit difficult to with Rev. Ralph listed: Sam died ifl Weather- Rogers officiat- Henderson, W. M. ford, voice in woe is ...ur emotions as ing. Gov. Harold W. Handley said Anderson. Texas. July 17th from Six European S Burial was in the church and Tom Redden. leave Murray. This littl Countries Have Decided an we To Work ay today he had received no request A funny operation. The sight of cemetery. sight was Tom lawn folk have R for executive clemency Pettit Bishop's Mill is no- covered tewn and the for Irvin. in blue cottonade pants friendliness standing by the Kentucky Lake. surely abaunded in - — up and arguing'state.rights bare- helpfulness from Mayor Hart Out A ' and Long Time Dream In Economic Plan footed. Years afterward I saw on through the business ac• Tobacco Group Approves Tom Pettit established in Bland- Former Countian quaintances and lost but re least Soil title. Ballard Counts.. as By CHARLES M. McCANN works-and the countries an ora- (tir neighbors on S. j5111 Street. 'involv- intend to meet in Rome next tOr and a tower in the Baptist al( United Press Staff Correspondent ed seem • to be determined Dies Friday In We shall Miss you to month - possibly as early as church. urderstand Six European countries make it work-it Bank Itts is difficult to have is one of the March 10 - tosign a formal Program As Paris, Tennessee decided to work most Solution Bill McCord and Rufus Wil- the reason w.by we must leave. out a plan fel- important moves in years treaty incorporating eceni.mic the common liams had a fight Rufus bruised but God knows the answer unity which statesmen in international cooperation. market plan. By Bill's face and When health is involved we have dreamed of hit' many Eventually. it HOLMES ELLIS partment of Bill tore Rufe's Jim J. Taylor, of 115 years. is hoped that Agriculture for an yeflow Pennsyl- where The prime Then General Manager Western Dark linen ceat off eit, him. vania have no choice but to goo ministers of France. the whole farming and industrial experts will start the extension to April 1 for niacin Avenue, died Friday morn, West Fired Tobacco Growere' Partisans of either sag lined it seems better healthwise Germany, Italy. _Belgium, product of participating coun- long, tendious job of working Auto. tobacco i in Soil Bank in order ing at 9:00 at his home in Paris. up and started a riot. A little We shall always remember The Netherlands and Luxem- tries will be merged. out the details. These details will Association that growers might He was 79. (officials in a )oint have suffi- redheaded man kept shouting.. warmly our staort so-jorun in bourg agreed Wednesday to es- It is calculated include the gradial cient time Funeral services to raise living abtilitin ef meeting of the three dark for familiarization "I don't weigh were held at friends tablish a tariffs tobac- but one -hundred McEvoy Murray and the many fine customs union which standards as well as to end eco- and customs duties which co associations with the various provisions and and len Funeral Home Sunday at Hopkinsvilie, pounds but I'm wasp we have m. de. It wauld be a they hope eventually will lead nomic rivalries. the ceantriesi new impose on the February reigulations. afternoon at two o'clock with 21, 1957. went on rec- — joy to meet you in Florida, bu' to a virtual merger of their Statesmen and economists products they. exchange. Association officials burial in Lasater Cemetery. who ord as approving the Soil Bank also re- of emirs,- we plan to reura. econore ies, have long dreamed quested that Born December of such a Program as a suitable vehicle the 10 percent 22. 1877 in Very s.ncerelt Thes also agreed • The customs bloc will rank in Calloway to establish plan have pointed out t ha t for reduction acreage 'cut for dark-fired Former County,_Kentlickst,_ktr. importance with- those of the _of_ the large stir- tobae- Murray .F.Acier__pnd-. Mrs_ _Kennett.., cooperation in Vie economic rivalries SeMeTimes lead 'Aloes ea- -- and the 15 percent Taylor was the son offlhe late United Stales, the of dark tobacco now on cut for A. Wright 4. use of atomic power for peaceful to wars. Soviet Russia and dark air-cured tobacco- be' William and Janie Brown Taylor. the British Commonwealth. hand, since restrictions have tea • purpos-s. stored. insofar as it effects He was a member et the Mt The. Bat its great 'been officially lifted so that a base Man Has Stor -We have taken a major step official name for the new significance lies acreage and that growers fe Pleasant Presbyterian Church in plan n the fact grower may place all or any -&-iiTe Cat In Wall Is toward a united Europe," Chan- is "Common Market". that it is a big step Soil Bank payments for • Calloway County. toward the part of his 'dark tobacco in the this cellor Konrad Adenaucr of 'West Shortened To "Euromarket" unification of Europe. acreage. He was married in 1900 to the Really Cat In Wall Soil -Bank. Germany said after the meeting This has been shortened tech- Attending the In Magazine former Dessie Moore. The group is also recommend- conference from who Sur- of premiers in Paris. nically into "Euromarket" in the, Western- District were Boone vies. He also. leaves live daugh- MONROE, La. it? keeping ing to Congress that dark tobac- — Cliff . Climax Of Long Talks with the modern tend- Hill, president, Marshall County; ters, Mrs. Ruth Bevil of Route Ferguson, his wife Frankie and ency Hospital News Lone co payments' in the Sant Bank Walter C.-Williams, Paris na- Negotiations for the customs- to apply trick words to I F. E. Shanklin, Weakly County; I, Henry, Mrs. Lat_bel Merkey of their four youngsters we're eager be increased to 50q,- of parity tive and son of Mrs. Walter union took 20 months to simple things. The atomic, pool Crate Boyd, Craves St. Leas. Mo.. Mrs. for suggestions today about com- in order to place tobacco in the County; Paul Williams of 209 South Blakemore Myrtle Mills how plete. is called "Euratnm." Paschall.' Calloway County. (o? Dupo. Ill.. Mrs. Mary Hud- to get a cat gout of .heir cell-. Friday'a complete record ffillows: and same position as other commo- di- Street. Paris, Tenn., is the author These negotiations. however, The prime ministers w h rectors. and Holmes Ellis, Gen- of gins of Detroit. Mich., and Mrs. ing without damaging their new Censup . .38 . dities. Fifty percent of parity a short story. "The Big Fish were the fruit of plans which reached the agreement in Paris V eral "Manager of Western Pauline Hudgins of Montpelier. master bedroom. Adult Maas 65 would result in payments of 16- Dark of. Hurricane Pass" appearing in date back to the end fired Association: Ohio: Contractor Ennis Sizemore of World Emergency Beds 17c per pound compared laturisay. • the March issue of five sons,. J. P. Taylor of said War 27 to the Argosy maga- that "to my I. Patients Admitted present payment The 1956 dark-fired crop was zine. Paris. George Taylor of Murray, cer'ain knowledge Wilton Jackson - 5 of •12 cents for the cat •If the present plan works out, Patients the largest produced since the Talvin has been there 18 days," Dismissed 0 dark air-cured and 13 cents for Willits-is. whose latest story Tayloral Chicago. In" the countries concerned will 1949 crop and total Curtiss Taylor but Mrs. Ferguson said it seems es- Arrives In Germany New Citizens 2 dark fired tobacc sales' are describes a battle with of St. Louis. Me., tablish a a vicious the r..eowing a'. r ght has common market which - -.Patients admitted from Wednes- The group expected- to -exceed 15 million giant snook, and Cloys Taylor of Dupe; three been alsoisked the De- lives in Clearwater. going on Ions will scree .160 million peonle. DACHAU. day 8:30 A.M. pounds of which five and three- sister, Mrs.. Margaret Williams a• Germany —Ser- to Friday 9:00 A.M. Florida. where he works with a "It's about Later, it is proposed to bring geant Miss fourths million pounds of Murray. Mrs. td drive ire crazy," Fitst Class Wilton H. Jack- Debera Faye Dodd. 200 have been Professor Carr in the --.School Ruby Camp of she in 11 other countries. consigned of said. "First we tor ) open extending son. whose wife. Joan. lives at Main St.. Murray: Mr. Pleasant to the association or Creative Writing. Detroit, Mich.. and Mrs. Pernie He wait in one end of .the gable. t'ten the from Iceland to Turkey. 203 Cherry St.. Willie Turpen. Puryear: Mr. approximately 40 percent of the Pollens of Boulder. Colorado: a Murray. recently Joe Weather Paris during .the past autumn other one. But we couldn't The new plan can not compete arrived H. Broach. Rt. 2, Puryear: total offerings. brother, get in Germany and is now Mr. working on a book which 0. 0. Taylor of Dallas, at hits-i. for headlines ig he is " with the more dra- a member of the 2117th Field Ted L. Broach. Rt, I. Puryear; The directors ,:of the Western Texas; and 33 grandchildren Report now preparing for publication. and Friday Ferguson, matic developments in Mrs. Gerald Nance 4 Dark Fired Tobacco 13 a TV-radio world Artillery Battaliion. and baby Growers' Williams' most recent great grandchildren. repairman. politics. girl. publica- - called Sizemore back A section chief in the battal- Rt. 1, Farniington, Mr. Association are hopeful t ha t tion in Southwest Kentucky a national magazine was to cut a hole into uppet Its complexity is shown by the ion's Battery Charles Smith, Kirksey: Mr. Or- - Mostly growers will keep in mind the C. Sergeant Jack- cloudy a short story appearing in the The percentage wall of a screened porca on the fact that it will not be put into ville Jenkins. Rt. 5. Murray; and warm this afternoon, large supplies of dark tobacco of disposable son entered the Army in May Saturday Evening Post last Aug- leve of the ceiling of their new effect until next Jan 1 Mr,;. Jessie Corpwella-Ht 1. Ben- tonight and Tuesday, showers and recognize that income) spent for drug prepara- and that 1950 and was last stationed lef the Soil Bank ust. decktop addition to the experts ton; --frfrs John Beard. this afternoon and tonight. tions today is about one-fourth homer - say it will take 12 to 15 Fort Hood. Tex Banton; High Program. if used to the fullest They have Mrs. both days He is the former manager of less than it seen the at -- years to reach its culminating The sergeant. John R. Hering,- Hazel; s 25 near 70, low tonight eittent. will reduce the need was in 1939, reports he's son of Mrs. Ora for Riley 'furniture Corripany of the a big rolow one" - but stage. Mrs. Harold Mass and baby girl, 53. future acreage cuts. Bureau of -Labor Statistics L. Jack;-;on. 506 -N. Second St . Murray. when they g a near the hole Box 8.96. Bentgon: Mrs. James of the U. S. Department Of Labor. A Key Mbve is a 1950 graduate of Douglass (Continued on Page Four) D. 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, rAGE' r•WO THE LEDGER a TIMES - MURRAY, KrNTUCKY MONDAY -- FEBRUARY 25, 1957 Basilio Triumphs Over Saxton svi THE LEDGER & TIMES ' American Craftsmen New ,Ambassador To Britain • t BUSHED BY LEDGER ai Ilene PUBLISIMNG COMPANY. lac.. Are Way I'..oreseedetion of the Muria" Ledeer. Tne Calloway ranee, and The Limes-Herald. October 20, 1928, dial the Wear Kentedkian. AileaVn ,ele 11142. l The Gun Making Art JA.,..tas• C WILL-LAMS, PUBLISHER •. - --ey OSCAR FRALEY although you can get the same We reserve the right to reject any Adveru.suig. Letters to the Editor. 'United Press Sports ealibre ìn factory-machined rifles or Putme Voice items which is our opinion are not ftir the Dv., Writer for as low as $150. .aterest of our readers. NEW .' 'YORK el'l - Daniel -- In the shotgun line, the neweet, .LATIONAL Fek:PliESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO: 12... tBoone deeer had it so good as gininnek is the Remington 58, I Monroe, Memphis, Ten; 2U Para Ave., ..fecev York; 3417 N. adehigee ille marksmen of today. in 12. 16- and 20 guage. This Ave, Chicago, au Bulyston St_ Bootee. The tip-oft on this comes front gun has a gas-operated tube Ed Agrairionte. t..; at which draws off the gases and: SUBSCRIPTION RAMS: By Carrier Murray. the um- ta th per week Mc, pe. tion's top gunsmiths. The opeiates the mechanism For the! Menai 8ac iii alluwa,y and adeoaling ceuntiea, per rea- yeare•be- son is that. competing for the average,. man, Agra.nonte sug- 1/1r.ml 14)...144. mafket againet Ilk eye-catching gests the 12-guage with the hendwak* entered at tile Post uctiev, Murray, Kentuchy, ter el _foreign guns, Amer- 20-guage for et. mea. . lean craftsmen are. bCCUI111 1..:1•A5.S Slater turning out Handles Antique GI) is Too - firearms which look like they Agranionte, whose shop,is in - M-0-N-DIVY.-eme-FEBRUekitY- 25, 1951---- eleeeed-be-de Teetenyer --N. 'Y., eteiredeele- • / ' antique weapons. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER confers in his Whitt You can get 'Mice with- right- House hand or 'left-hand. -He says thee: are :feting in- office with John Hay Whitney, newly-appoint- HttatiLit TAXES stocks. -bolt. ed action and cheek rests anel the U. S. Ambassador-to Great Britain. • (.whole shot is made to fit yOti (International Soundphoto) pack M the eaXly turtles when sOclailism was sweeping whether you're short or tall, Christmas Tree? r.urope, anu itaUttig the great tcritisti• timpire thin or fat. Ut/Nll ereasingly more .4iffieun to L. - 1.4.e lung 1 040 thin lett LO net 11111,11 doolli Ann u1Sh00111011, For Human Tanks , l eate because c-lleetors spel. 'We viiiolisevu nii,k We Casten the -,.New Deal, ‘‘iiieci 1 don't know athether there millions of dollars every y, the any rampant rhinos, errant Obuying them up. vs,e ietogiiiei. As beatnik; iliure ur WSe Mau the Athenian elephants or louse lions in 'your There are getting to be COLLEGE %ersion us the 13411 ALLYN. 1.11eu1) 1111.1. 1.11e gieeefJiUleIit neighborhood. But, if there are, places to shoot, too, beeau. eau pi uviele lois luiaz UetLer inda L1ic, e.:411 hie h. Well.- Agranionte has developed a new I of building development. ai uera-high velocity rifle, the .378 Agramonte feels that local CLEANER9 et:i % es. Magnum, which does everything state rifle associations are ; FREE Pick-up & Delivery but mount the trophy ewer your to have to band togethc. Expert Dyeing Service Atter twenty-Li\ c years We now told we are pa;- fireplace. obtain adequate reuses'. Alteration Service iing 1.) percent eh our eartliege lee Proving, probably, that niayie c 101 taxes, and that This $1.000 habe has a gleam- old Don't Boone did have ii WALTER WATERFIELI) noeertilliellies, ledeliel, state, eolith:, and itical, Will reiwee .ng inlaid mesquite stock and pretty good, after 311. owner Us 01.011,0 Ullilulis Ut LI011it1S MIS )ear. .; telescopic" sight which makes lee target look as big as a 1411 Olive Blvd. Ph. 430 , 1% hen the :Nee% Lk:el 111•61. start...Li 'the *worker suppor.- USED LION FOR SALE 21,-inch television sereeneffell DETROIT Wanna bee CLL 11.- oh the tneut it t%as all LIVIgllell Ica nis ovnent. ('AR.NtEN BAsitic.) is carried tb his corner in triumph, you du ie,. •e! the cross hairs a lion? Fronk. G. McInnis. 1). end - ,I 1 Lin. also trire orTF174.-we'btkers r...arope win.) were by- his co-managers after knocking out e.,hullenger 400 Jets- troll Zoo director, told 60 you're . as good as Johnny. Saxton at 2:42 of the 2nd round in a success- deadwood officials from major cities Sue boa,. elle ealtie Uiii ul gu-vttz• antler tidier-era names, dick.- day ful defense of his welterweight title inCleveland he was interested in senile. r tcseisni, r A- or swapping a male hop e. rena Frkiay night, before a sellout crowd of 12,000. Fur ordinary Anienean game 'BY SOAN ‘% lit: %% °flier is paying pro- order to pick up some. bin: Llie same The completely 0 n e"- sided bout ended as Saxton, Agrarnonte suggests h--30.06 Ma- tines rifle which costs $350, an antelope or a young chime: MONK portion &hu11e eiee. As a matter oi iact ii we Ion- IL stretched full, length by Basilio's merciless barrage, only - shier • the nuirivu&ut alea-leacieS Let teee tell industry, tete staggered glassy-eyed to his feet and Into the protec- depreciation aii,e.itc'aus.„:anct. trie. thousanci anti :Wee leX- tive arms of referee, Tony LaBrancb. - - Football Hall Of easeakfeliCATS etraernational Soundphotur F PREVEh. .._ empttons is:row-ea eorDuu1Is,- - entertainers,' prize ..: . . ame Adds Eleven ers alai gamblers, lie t1iig a much larger propei... . • to leek geed on that deal,••• Cas- NEW BliUNSWICK, ul ids earnings aliel lit 15111. el% elleit enadice ec aut.: N. J. Ol to ..... _Accusation ey said, "and I gut only two." -The National Football Hail of .1 01 it, and thereo; gu. to e .1011 101 111S elltn-LS, uee.ause 1.. Fame added 11 former greats -- THE DESTRUCTIVE The :six chances" for Kansas today , bringing TERNIHT is hecer aliove, ea to get it ettitl lee! it lietWeeel 11LS Illigete.. wt, .112 WIVE total enrollment City that Stengel meant were in the shine to 110 players. • III; JUZ.4- IA 01 na :eta .1c. arid ills eli.pio, et on1cer McDermott,'ram is pehitee.- tails Flat piachers Mickey FREE INSPECTION Liar) ..,sehtele...e tor clee.....1.4.-tL_.iisaw._ Morgan and' itip Coleman, short- The newly-elected stars are stop Billy Hunter, outfielder Itv the hate Marshall_lAeweil, Hare- "I left the SWITCH ON so -olio send it' to the got erninent. . TF.RmrrEs •Noren dna rookie in:Heiner Milt ard. 18e0-93, the late Hunter . • you. could find. it," • Large ilieunie tetX -paeele ;tailed the gracluateu treunie With Stenuel Grail .1 Denver,- all of wheel Carpenter. VPI. 1900-05; Pete You'll get a kick qui of (ler \ .... L. --Licensed and Insured- -age-ti • ; e Geed lax IAN -Clas leglz.:141Liull !XII . went. to the A's. Another player Mauthe. Penn Slate. 1909-12; Ira' Service! , • . U 0. WaS 11151 passe:34_9.4k. . - Sy MILTON RICHMAN is due KC by April le. el:edgers. West Virgirua, 1915-19; 5arn Kelley .- --Terriew.peopie teougnt st the unit wnat -eiasS it, W.iS Nee- Gebige R. Piame Corneti: 1921- MONK'S United Press Sports Writer now. 441 aimed at. et buee all, things trit;e cid.in t tnink tile woracr -American Regarding the' two pitchers. ...3; John Mack Brown, Alabama, NEW YORK AP right-nrkiei Art 1024-.2i, Kee Strong SUPEIA SERVICE woula be tnevicurn.- League meals. led b) Cleveland's Ditmar and NYC, 1924- . - lett-hanuer Boboy Shantke.lee in- eit, Ernie Plucker% Southern Cale- No, tr• not a Christmas tree, Utile' the -brain tryst- sr:new- mat, anti it took a %Voted Hank Greenberg. bluntly accused herited Irom the Athletics Sten_ fornia. 1929-31; William Corbust Kelley's Pest Standard Oil 'he Yankees" and Athletics of en- Britain's Skylark space ex- Products W • to glee lege. :sent:Hun to 441 over-all -exemption get had this to say: Stanlord. 1932-33; J. A. C. Well- ploring rocket, whooshing up syndicate baseball, er_Princet,un. 1933-35.. and Dick Control 731 509 S. 12th St. 6 ' lA 0 (MAIO a year :or the Uplieep lit a taxpayer,' and itciian but defiant Casey *heels' Arm Okay . at the Woomera rocket range . „i4"gaitailnn 'e j. a -1 liked Limner_ the iirat ouice wudang. Minnesota. 1e40-42. In Australia. It reached just or nis oepehuelits. Alia Stengel blamed those same -• • eeeli Well• IlliitioliSs le:hetet). the . . . critics 1 ..ter sew hun. But under 10 miles in this 29-mile • -bujeetting" him Int.,. his there's'ease, 'rile players are selected by eat:Mph i ,i. teeth L.IC raiseu !JUL 1., ill .,..,vi.ill.litr alter te.te ll.r. thing 1 cant understand. We trip. Power Is a_ Raven wild- _ if . • :attest deal Vote of the •Hall of Fame's ''''' . wear_ elit1C • .... liteci getting nun a ye* • ago.meinieserWiss, reconimendifiellet byj propellant motor producing 11,500 pounds thrust for SO beriator larr F. ki.r.r1-4 yi Virginia has appeawd to Greenberg. voicing his annev- after, he wen 12eatid -lobe 12 and ceeches, ,athletio airectOrs.'t fel- s ince frem • Ine Indians spring they • -say he's unteuchebie, seconds. (Inter national) e people eeetylv. ;tete to .stup making demadius on SO low players and sports writers, ite in Tucson.' Arz. east year he'e 12 and 22 and now lam "Yes...this liu.ertinieni.--• s a Meath:, bringing about it:- 1-.1-sIni!nthite oulepoken agai;e. 1:oucienly they rt wilun,t to, givc Senate Witnesses Relax is the • n.ra • tAVia.• 111 Ut he had might as 'test ;le entiatIng 'he Yankee' ;ver the deal Oity go alter r! art, with Kansas Cie. e taiti oar' tor. it is numaii haidie - to . I Vic know all about Shente lady of the house" ter; h,) law, anti to s...pieort ilea lasw mu'. be great to ha % e .s arm conaition. But we asked 101 ar.r. farm •ystern in the er ;tele anti find out ;ea." snapperj. obviour-,u, io get the Metele - mitre Vile under ne.och ti re.doec pub- rereeteng previous deals be- (.rat:,(.rat:,the Athletics aii de- ilL whet:hr./. we.,\ak!-e. dealing with tne federal,- -xi en the 'Mlle two clubs In ceet.panying deal, sent !net base- men Wane • cuaill.'e or gut el Lielit. ethet Iliet le to cut eloch sech play VT5 as Jehnno Belent atei pee her Jet k McMahan to Dent er tech laaee ev as to provide in. Tern G;;rrnan. Eddie It ,e- A less r enue tea ,,uheic vita:hits ,reer. Err S:aughtt•r. Lou Ski- e it eget an additional inayer.by to -pend • ; zre and 13; b Cerv figured. April 15. A1.0 110W 1111ei the It(Aker hiNt at bug List, tonna Get -S;x Chances l'a:' TtitAuy's 'A'n,-' are they ! all Cr-. Ire:. dual back- out 112g.:(()Atil)11 •-I) tar as LaXes c concerned, :e t...1 end there cr. a malice Inat .,! snapped'bai was • •• St net -,,ere nay elesigeled so a.- tu loree -to 'kear tile urun t 01 1:,. Yank-is' training qe,ii-• 1/121CALI$ I 41, fe;m sue:ea.-tie epeiitling there niay be some.hope at Si Pe,ersburg. tree, het was cel popular ; e ;tee In ectolth,n Denier and • n 'fled. dual wl'h retinvi, present. selieunles. 1,, 'IA _aliente. toe - enkt.- t ,r-13 eirri,s- in ihe leeele erteinally v ale ,10.0 Lir:4 ; It 1.! t ()J. itehig reaehed. ne.v high threw ;el- 'a te.‘e,..'t nos • Jahaar... - i1 11-1 • had 1 •i fl Ii 1.11e 11e1111 ...ch.‘ tiling it.:csv that •enr.;ining , nni r ! letere in e-o; ,aeaustr taxes Vi iii 1/0t iicle111. ill1111.4011, nor Wni it-110.1 .aga:n berm, pely.e- not fled by the ei-jete• tree, tine. el. ehteee ele.e. 11i e litotte•e .0.e.t eye,. Se rig.. tax reducti.;as etier t e 1011 !pc 'r! 'Tree c ;eel the " e and prosperity. \ • Y n 4E12 '. col an- o- .i1.7C by SENATOR teleING Ives(Rep..N.Y.), left, and Attorney-Gene- 10 Years Ago ral Herbert Elroy. nell take time out to enjey a hearty laugh This Week Diploma Before Death - 'before appearing as witnesses before the Senate Judiciary Sub- Ledger and Times File committee _hearings on civil rights legislation. Later. Brownell urged Cengress to reject anti-lynching proposals which he said would only endanger idesage•of the administration's 0: 01). 10( ti. halite r mid- :I Ea..1 I tiess, ea- iiiinet.to ed !that ('hi- dle-of-the-road civil rights program. (Internatienal Soundphote, •e, pat-ti, 41( 111 tr:111',71-t trie ram.• ! tr. " l..!.!•!!! ;Lit It A-4-1-44+e- - lit (.1 s iin the Met'. eill Ile set - M4 0,•h -* Indeed she it the tidy:of the 1-• d.ci a, ‘cer,_ h.-tit al ()ilk t; --.-Sour- • Annual Auction Sale house with a I „It..eode I t„itri-na telephone at her fingertips. A lift of the ii }••• 1.r .i* 1.!rn:•• ' REGISTERED receiver and she's in toach with Aunt Martha, mi K Ito 62 HEAD HEREFORD CATTLE Daddy at the office, a schoolmate., the •.‘a- e'er...ay MADISONVILLE, I KENTUCKY • corner movie-anyone, anywhere her littlo FRIDAY, MARCH 1st, 1:00 p.m. heart desires. 441. e trete. - it .S'.• • et 'third . SELLING,20_BULLS '7 42 FEMALES . Yet she takes" hitt phone foi granted, and thati - 1--t • 'lir Ulti The bulls range in age from tvve) years to young how it should he. Yesterday's MiriteteS It: Lc • cakes. • commonplace today. 1;iii.,,•••• . ' The heifers bred to two of the outstanding are ill -te-, Cetoall bulls in the country. R&R Royal Duke, 196 ni I; -2o. 11 Ken- Tomorrow. telephone service e'q. be even till-icy State Fair charripion, and Circle II Zato 16th. faster and better than IOU can imagine- ; t .The open heifers are by Progressive 1,, PtIl!'1;-1 Larry 2nd, for at this moment, men are creating. sire of ,the kitc•rrrtritiomil Reserve. Champion miraculous new techniques and equipment that ti, rs. Bull. A Iso selling arc •eows with calves at side: a will continue to Make thc telephone even : - ALL CATTLE GivErs oNcv $ix mersTH TO Liv! ARE GUARANTEED more.a part of good living. /( 2 .01(1 WALTER RUBY'S - .W.•,(1( I), I ,(1.(‘• MURRAY LOAN a I( - CO. I 506 W. Main St. Telephone 13C Evergreen Hill Farms Southern Bell 'YOUR HOME-OWNED LOAN_ CO.'' I MADISONVILLE, 1 cie • :• - • • • KENTUCKY a •

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Open Meeting Held Family Dinner Held dens were created by one man In explaining the purpose be-- Thursday By The CALENDAR By The Su.zannah who worked with a pick and sho- hind Forastiere's tireless effort), SOCIAL the gardens, th vel for nearly 40 years digging in excavating Home Department -- Monday, February 25 - Tuesday. February 26 Wesley Circle out some 60 rooms as much as story is told that he at first _ The P.T.A. Mother Singers 20 feet beneath the surface. This planned only, to build an under- -open -meeting of the Horne The Woman's Missionary So- The Suzannah Wesley Circle a&P meet iii- the musie'Aroom aT maze Ofrooms; passagewaYs, gar- ground living quarters to escape Department 'of the Murray Wo- ciety of the Men-no-Lai Baptist will of the Paris District of the Metho- the Austin School at one-fifteen dens and courtyards was revealed from the heat of the San Joaquin man's Club was held on Thurs- Church will hold its general dist Church held a family din- o'clock. to the public in 1954, eight years Vally, where summer tempera- day, February 21. at two-thirty meeting at the church at seven- ner at the Farst -,•Methodist • • • • after the death of its creator. tures soar to 120 degrees or •' o'clock in the afternoon at the thirty o'clock. Church in Paris, Tenn., on The WSCS of the Firstleth- Baldasare Forestiere became higher. club house. • • • • Thursday evening, February 21. odist Church will have a is.sion known as the "human mole" dur- On he hottest days, tempera- The demonstration of the elec- Rev. and Mrs. Walter Mischke study at the church at seven- ing the years he worked on his tureses remain in the 70's in the - tronic stove was given by Dave The annual dinner will be hzhitschfoisr cthoempeLeedninogf. o'clock. caverns and it is several degrees Tappan Stove served at the American Legion thirty Mrs. Paul T. Lyles, president of Shelley of' the • • • • warmer than above ground ____Corneariv. Mansfield, Ohio. Mr. Hall by the Penny Homemakers athcetedciracsle_ and happy. I thought ,if _Ioglayed sso The-tyfirr-Grave- Homemakers- Shialey was introduced byVerne ria. 'rickets may be secured wives of. -the Methodist minis- a -guitar I would be happy, too7-lhe. Wintet:7-7-7-7777-7 Club will meet with Mrs. Joel. MAJOR GENERAL BELA KIRALY, a leader of the Hungarian Forestiere's plan to open his Kyle of Murray Ntantitiacturing from the members or will be on ters, presided at the meeting. Traveled With EM• one o'clock. "secret world" as an underground sale at the door. Crawford at The program was presented by Freedom Fighters, and highest-ranking Hungarian escapee in • "I Company . •-•-•• . learned on a cheap guitar • restaurant' is explained-to -Monate - Mrs. Nix Crawford. chairman Rev. Mischke who showed slides the U.S., tells members of the Senate Internal Security Sub- and then I got my mother -to buy • • • • The Lydian Sunday School as they roam through his below- of the department. presided at of his recent travels to South committee that Russia and its satellites conducted massive war me a $70 buitar. Each week I Class of the First Baptist Church ground apartment and an auto- the meeting and .welcomed the The AAUW Book Group will America. He was, introduced by ern Europe. (Arrows signify points from 'which attack stem- made a $10 payment." will meet in the home of the mobile tunnel some 700 feet long. members and guests. meet at the home of Miss Doro- his wife who was in charge of games last year based on plans for a Red attack against West- After the clerk handed Tom- teacher, Mrs. Pat Hackett, at Joseph Forestiere, an older Following the very interesting thy Denman, 103 North Four- the program. maneuvers and said he my his guitar the nine-year old o'clock. fried.) Kiraly participated in the 1951 brother, added a huge ballroom informative demonstration. teenth seven A basket dinner was served and Street, at seven - thirty • • • • learned of last year's games when he was released from VA marched into a radio station and to the structure after it, was open- refreshments were served from o'clock. . from the tables which were got a singing job. At 10 he ap- Star chapter No. 433 years in Red prisons. (International Soundphoto) ed to the public and is planning the tea table overlaid with a Murray beautifully decorated in the peared on Chicago television. Order of the Eastern Star will construction of a fish pond which: lovely cloth and centered with a George Washington's day theme. When he and his mother moved its regular meeting at the role as a rock n' tourists may view both from floral arrangements. Zeta Department To hold An hour of fellowship was en- first acting to Houston, Tex., he sang on TV seven - thirty TV above and below. The hostesses were Mrs. Bun Masonic Hall at joyed by the group. roll star in a drama on Kraft there. Have Annual Talent o'clock. Young Star Singin' Idol" a Swann. M. Overbey. Those attending from Murray Theater, "The Col. Tom . Parker, Presley's ago. Mrs. K. T. Crawford. Mrs. John Prograin Thursday and Calloway County were Rev. few weeks manager, heard Tommy sing in Wednesday, February 27 N Ryan, Mrs. Neva waters. Mrs. and Mrs. W. A. Edwards, Rev. a Houston nightclub and signed The Zeta Department of the The Rose and Garden Club "4 Parents Were Separated Humphrey Keys. Mrs. Clifton and Mrs. Hoyt Owens, Rev. and hitting Top him. Tommy toured with Park- Murray Woman's Club will meet will meet at the Murray Electric Television can bring f m e MINNEAPOLIS —IT— Like Key. and -Mrs. Gars-a Gatlin. !tin W L Hill and family, Rev. er's stage shows for three sum- at .the chip house on Thursday. System Building at two-thirty overnight, and in Tommy's case police everywhere, Minneapolis Approximately one hundred , and Mrs. Carl Dickerson and mers, often playing on the same February 28. at eight o'clock in Mrs. Maggie Woods will it was a matter of hours. His officers are used to strange re- r and seventy-five persons attend- o'clock. family. Rev. and Mrs. Joiner and But Lonely bill with Elvis. 'he evening. acting in. the story (that ports and questions but they be hostses. family. Rev. Roseberry, Rev. and natural .5 d'the meeting. . A very entertaining program , earmarks of the life of He and Parker parted company were stumped by this one. „ Mrs. Paul Lyles and family, Mts. had the has been planned which will calls and last year "because I was too tilts the you • • • • f Thursday. February at 214,144,-ALexedon,. and Rev. • and By ALINE .A1/.-1,581/_.„...,_., ,Elvis Presley) brought place where cash ba be the Zeta's version of Arthur scripts every Hollywood young and )ust wasn't reddy for checks?" the e'satee asked. -• • 1 The Zeta Department of the Dotson. - United Press Staff Correspondent rem' 'EM . 1 Oasifrey's Talent Scouts The Mrs. big things." But Parker got Tom- , HE'LL SHOW Murray Woman's Club will meet movie studio. TV entertainers CINCINNATI al• —. The 'Post. rmenibers of the department will i HOLLYWOOD )01 —A lonely my the job in "The' Singin' Idol" ac the club house at eight o'clock. rushed to sign him for guest Office Department put a hex--1 present the program. i nine-year-old boy- decided to after Presley turned it down. The special talent show,will be spots. And Tommy's recording the -effert of Don', Poynter -I Mrs. Charles D. Clark. chair- become a singer so he could Tommy lives with his mother ,Mmieladfitare , on presented. Mrs. ThOmas Jones of his song from "The Singin' to mall his. "do it yourself" 1 man of the department. urges • • • • meet girls and be happy. After IdOI" is pushing the million sales in an apartment here and sings voodaa kits. guaranteed to "put all members to attend this special , Hostess For Penny- 10 years success has arrived— wijikly on Tennessee Ernie's The Magazine Club will have mark. a hex on somesne." When told talent program. . but, Tommy Sands says sadly, d ime show while he waits for NOW! annual luncheon at the Wo- Meet Tommy's life story could be a the department declared the kids The hostesses will be Mrs. os Homemakers ."I'm still lonely." a good movie script. Ends man's_ Club House at twelve- TV script itself. He was born in —a- ii 4ud.iss nter sowed. --Weteks-t3ob- Garrison. Mrs. Charles- Jamea, Thomas Jones opened her "When I get some big money —TUESDAY Robert :hirty o'clock. Reservations for "Show business represented Chicago, the product of a broken fly in witch doctors fr, m aiti I Mrs. Lynn I -assiter. Mrs. .lovely new home on North Seven- from a movie I'll buy a horse members and their guests shotrid' girls and happiness to me," the home_ FAST, FRANK. FUNNY, to testify for _us if we have to." Moyer and Mrs. Gillard Ross. teenth Street for the meeting of and a red convertible," he said. .be made by Wednesday noon.. 19-year-old new singing sensa- "As my parents were always • • • • the Penny Homemakers Cluo -Then maybe I can get a date!" June ALLYSON held on Monday. February 18, tion said. "But I've been work- having trouble and separating, I McCarthy Opposes Zwicker Promotion Paris Road Homemakers Joan COLLINS The at ten o'clock in the morning. ing in Hollywood eight months lived a lot on my great uncle's meet with Mrs. Pat Dolores GRAY Club will The main lesson on -Making and still haven't had a date. I farm near Shreveport, La.," he Thompson at ten o'clock. was presented by Mrs. never meet any girls!" said. Ann SIIERIDAN • • • • Draperies" Virgil Gibbs and Mrs. Ernest He thought a minute and ad- "My only playmates were two Ann MILLER Friday, March 1 Istadrey. They demonstrated the ded earnestly, "This sounds sap- children who lived oin the woods' CHIC'S I, M-G-M's The WSCS of the First Meth- variquiL steps in the making w—but being in show business nearby. I used to set up an OPPOSITE odist Church will have a mission or 4MA1 pleats for the drapss is a very, lonely life. You're orange crate in the yard and GULF SERVICE "Tie study at the church at seven- and also discus.sed the various araund adult people and some- preach a sermon to them. I 4** SEX" A- •Ot o'clock. types of fabrics. Each member, times I think of other kids going wanted to bea.. preacher/ I. was „e, All Gulf Products =SOH & *TOM l', made a Miniature drape. . to college—" very lonely so I lived, in an • Prompt, Efficient pres- • • • • Mrs. Richard Armstrong. Tummy, the first bright new imaginary world. Service — PLUS ---- ident. ,presided at the • meeting TV find of 1957, is 'headed for "One mei-sung I was lying in made for • Sanitary Rest Rooms in which plans were stardom and more girls than he bed and heard some fellow play- "DOWN dinner to be served. The annual- can handle. He was just a little ing his guitar and singing on the Monday. February 25, at the 600 Main Ph. 9117 LIBERTY ROAD" Personels known singer until he won his radio. He sounded se friendly American •Legion Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clyde An interesting report of the O'mar. Jr.. of Benton Route Two activities of Farm and Home are the parents of a daughter, Week was given by the club Tern Dawn, weighing six pounds representative. Mrs. Ernest Mad- Shop Belles For All Your 13, ounces. born on Friday. Feb- rey. The devotion was given by ruary.15 at the Murray Hospital. Mrs. J. E. Waldrop and the • • • recreational period was conduct- BELK - asking the Senate 'Armed Forces Committee to by ,Mrs. Alton Cole. Shortly:. before name chosen ed • Larry Ray is the covered dish lunch was refuse a prr(tion to Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker, Sen. Joseph R. Ray A Home Charlie Furnishings Mrs. by Mr. and mimed at the noon heur from McCarthy left, confers with the committee's acting Benton Route Four Barnes of the dining table overlaid with Sen. Harry F. Byrd iD-Va.), The group decided to weighing five for their sort, a lovely cloth and centered with ssserrion Z's:cker from a Korean assignment to defend himself ounces, born on SETTLE Fix Up Now For Spring... pounds eight CO.l a beautiful centerpiece. agi.nst McCas•Sy's charges that he "lied" during the Army-Mc- Saturday. February 16. at the Canny hearings in 1954.. (International Soundphoto) Murray Hospital. • • • MURRAY, KY. Cat In Wall... (Cont,inued from Page One) the c.jt retreats ia• back into the ceiling out Of their reach. PATRICIAN ALL METAL "We've pushed in two saucers of salmon and milk and he's Iketen it all. And then I left some water Friday night was the first ouiet night we've had. VENETIAN You Are Cordially Invited But he will won't con-,e 'out:" Mrs. Ferguson said. Asked why she called the cat "hi," Mrs. Ferguson explained To Attend that this way he -paces the floor BLINDS )• --tv-weiltng—all night, he must he e he." That and the way he meows. And he's clawed up • PLASTIC TAPE.,, OUR THIRD ANNUAL all the rock wool in nis part of the ceiling." • Easy to Cle— with Damp Cloth The Fcrgusuris and their chil- dren aged 2 to 9 hope that by fuedos,g the cat- regularly he will • NYLON- CORD.,. become ,friendly enough to 'per- mit them to grab him when Longer Wearing — Neater Looking he comes to the hole for his COTTON TEA saucer. • But . if that does not work, REMOVABLE SLATS, they fear- they will have to see Easy To Sizemore about removing some Shorten more planks. The Ferguson.s have been con- • BRASS GREERS- Wednesday, February' 27th, 1957 fronted \OBI skeptics who read ... of the GlendOrm. 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4 19574 ,...-484711.4t.•;4i"iabilell"aSQWT/::,...11111.1178485:74-2 structurc. e-t-gat.f.•,4d0.14 t vlsitoti THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY I did ac- , PAGE FIVE as CARD OF THANKS Brittain. In appreciation albs and for the many friends and neighbors CNEVROLET rom the TESTS GAS TURBINE TRUCK for their kindness and for the n under- many beautiful flowers. Especial- 0147"P" sg to the 'NWT ly do we thank the Linn Funeral to bear Home, Rev. Lloyd Wilson, and of fruit. all who had a part in the singing) .pose be-- ' in the recent death of my mother: s effothhrt Ss per word Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Britian for ono day, attedrainn of 17 words for 50e - Sc per word lens, for three days. Classified ads are payable In advance. at first n under- Do It Yourselfers to escape -NcnricE HELP WANTED I 1 Joaquin FOR SALE WANTED to RENT Need Good Wilton -1 tempera- WANT MONUMENTS SOME ONE to do hous grees or cork and take care of 5 yr. olde AUTO, FIRE, LIFE, and Inland APARTMENT, 2 PHILADELPHIA -IA-, Poor Murray Marble & csanite Work's, room furnished, boy, would like middle age Marine insurance, Contact Wayne private bath, eyesight fs ,the leading builders of fine memorials for per- near college, notify factor in tempera- son, almost full time, Wilson, phone 321. M13C ; e.edger & the high injury ovei half century. Porter. White, home like Times. Phone 55 F25C rate among "do- 's in the - conditions. Bob Randolph, it-yourself" enthusiasts, according Manager. Phone 121 M16C 221 - II degrees Woodland. Phone 675 during day. BEAUTIFUL new Tappan electric 1 CARD OF THANKS to Dr. Milton Eger, president of round imhs i The Cyallowa c_ounty_ ViAion.,,Opn•coation SEWIN MACHINES,-._ Negehl,_ . ' F2tik 1.4.1.4dCt Weer..tteen_ tIOIAL. ALIO. _a ,}Isienes Insti., Makers-- Exte . Thiiiii:Srci,"-B-Fieher.- Repair all good army 'boat with seats along nsionKe A il yo s r y tute of Pennsylvania, Inc. I Council wishes open his makes. Write or' call Allen's sides. Reasonable. See Polk Steele to thank their Citing National Safety Council lerground HELP WANTED AT hosts, the Great Sewing Machine.Ex- 210 S. 4th ONCE! at 106 N. 17th after tog p•m• A&P Tea Corn- statistics, Eger said: Electronic- engineer 'patsy, Belk-Se:de .o -teurieW - Paducah. Dial 2-8900 or Murray 22-42 college • F26P Company; The "When a man saws his finger Chevrolet Motor Division degree, electronics Groset Ccnipany, is below- phone 1091. 15119P teacher and Kuhn's, Ler- it _Usually involves poor judgment has uniejled an experimental an auto- technician 19-30, high school. DRAPES, Floral Design on green man Bros., National Stores Corp., of the distance and dimensions of BABY gas turbine truck which it feet long. CHICKS. Book your or- Insurance debit collector 25-45, background for double and single sincerely and ernestly for their the material at hand-poor depth has been road testing for six an older der for baby chicks today at $80 per week. Marine service yfindows. Good bargain. Mrs. kind expressions of esteem and perception." your moiltha. Developed coopera- ballroom home town hatchers. Mur- engineer 25-35. high school, for Cloys Butterworth, Lynn Grove. friendship shown by them. According to Eger, vision ade- ray tively with was open- Hatchery. S. 4th St. F27C radar. coinpass, and steering F26P Certainly each of us appreciate quate to read a newspaper may the General Mo- planning , equipment, on river boats. Type- the unty and good taste you be inadequate and unsafe for tors Research Staff, the COMPLETE homewfurnishings at '51 DODGE pickup. New Motor: is ind which- write mechanic 20-28, high school ed with the delightful tasks requiring hand and eye co- Turbo-Titan contains an ex- wholesale at Murgan's Furniture Good mechanical dy. oth from Typewriter mechanic trainee 20- condition. Call meat and cheerful recreation. ordination. as perimental 200-horsepower I Barn. We have 1954. en- purchased the 28,` high school. $275. F C .In all sincerity and ernestness In rst remnants of Electric addition to correction of vi- gine, examined lire by Chev- Province & Morgan typewriter as your ick trainee 20.-28, high GOOD JAP friends, we hope for sion, Dr. Eger recommended that rolet's and are continuing to sell this HAY. See Jack Chief Engineer H. F. n's school, neat appearing and pleas- Bailey your individual prosperity in all "do-it-yourself" fans adopt safety merchandise at less than Whole- or call 925-R-4. F27P Barr, left, and W. A. Turenen, ind ing personality $275 per month, relations in life and business. glasses for protection against sale, at wholesale, or net- whole- fly- head of GM's gas turbine re- plus training expenses. Jobs Un- PAIR OF gentle work mules, Publicity Chairman , ing chips. the sale. Call, Paris. Tenn., phone search. "Among 'I- Like limited Employment Agency; nine and ten years old. 17 hands gas turbine the 1328, collect, tHr further infor- inneapolis 314,s Broadway, Paducah, Ky.. hisgh. See Leon Byers, Benton, adiantagem eier piston truck ':30 matiOn or for night appointments. ""•`"*"*YPste.'d'v'. Pi,!ri. range re- 1TC Ky. ...I F27P C203SWOIAD- PUZZLE engines," Barr said, "are bet- oc- ITC but they ter hill-climbing abilities, less CUB FARMALL tractor, mower, , ACROSS al-stienetto 12101100101 T R ide one. "Iie. 24 - I ,a Inper 6 A A maintenante, wide Nell choice, LOST deFOUND plow, cultivator, diac.sneweetail- '- t Espellea 51' by cash ba WANTED; Married man with car, 4-10 N - er. 1954 model, Iltsh ruby • ferethly us) easier cole,hwealher start- F - age 22.40', with high school edu- never cultivated carriages through ent ;keit wage-- • Fr E more than ' 9 -- 37-ilet Marna fo• ing." Chmelet has no imme- LOST: One male Fox Hound, 18 cation. to work 8 hours or more 50 acres. Equal Wil- 'fee el.-Ventilate) co‘v diate production plans, daily. Most have good liams, phone 1474, 407 South' 1 lth .13E-Ilerniiiser of 38-Latin tor 4.11 months old. Would be called personal- Street. F27P epilog . "journey" . vith" white with light tan or pale ity. We train and finance. Phone • 4- to 1,•••-••• product 39-Noune LiMIEN 001 UMW Once when he went to town for cranes about six or , 151taiee- 40-Burdeued Amateur Junkman weeks or longer. of yellow spots, lost while hunting. write Fuller Brush Co., 422 •• (II a load of oats 17-Escape 42-1, enetla •• bay' he Sven( the money to get the junk shipped to Kan- This hound Columbus Ave., Paducah, Ky., FOR RENT ' 19-Tardy ND Si H l alk left wearing collar 45-Consumed Reaps Nice Profit for a load of junk instead. And sas 'City. 20-Shakespearian 46 , of bearing- name "Wavel Camp, phone 3-2777 Clifton Coleman, -Web-footed F E I he WILL RENT Modern three bed- king - bird C said h "hail Columbia" Farmington Manager. M9C 21-Writing ID be Route 2." If found tahiet 48-Gratuity OBERLIN, Neb. -0- An 80- from his family the And, faced with the Prospect' of for room brick home. Excellent con- 23-Breed of sheep 5 T i4 time he pur- please_ write or 922-M-4 49--Sailor an empty farmyard, Cali dition. To couple who will take frt., teoltott • acre junkyard turned out to be chased the seats from -an old I the 69-year- after 4:00 o'clock. F25P 26-11ousehoid nets Se-Go In profitable for a retired farmer, old Alstrten said he planned to personal interest in property. 2t-,Cut hop ral 51-Place 4-Talk Idly start alLover 1957 Nice large yard, 1 mile out on 29-Parent (colloq.) C. again. 26-Mat tire 5-Repetition The Kansas City firm figures I am FEMALE _HELP • Standard Diary Coldwater road. Call 136-W. 30-A1ms. DOWN Sian'a 31-Cnderuorld nick name During the past 10 years, under it will- take 20 men using two • Aristocrat god ' mead ['he Diary F25C 33-A continent i-Girl's name 7-Ni,' of scale Constant protests of his family, Classified Irsay-- Attractive Poiiition 8- Scoffer • Cash Account Diary (abbr.) 2-11e 1.11 Alstrom 3 ROOM Furnished apartment. 5-Rejt acquired every type of ind For intelligent woman. Must. 10-Succor Auto Record Book , 1 3 , 5 • 7 6 9 .c. it 1 junk metal he could lay his hands, have good pers'onaloty and ap- available March 1. Call 100, ti-River In Wales Auto Expense Book , 16-Large rut's on-from nuts and bolts to box vill pearance. Opportunity for A. D. Butterworth. F26C I. .10 18 ad- Travelers Expense Book -Den CATS. vance. Salary doscussed at 20-Prying device MR. FRIENDLY Day-At•A-Glance Book ROOM downstairs apartment, ilii i , 1 7 2I -Peruses "A True junkman collects any.- th- interview. For interview write 22-Goods cast Memo Book Arnished. Hot water, furnace thiy. and everything, Alstrom SAYS re- Mr. Ambrose Koestler, '9 V7 io_,.., 'adrift P. G. eat, 23-Crit I. as a cat said. tn" 1957 Calendars refrigerator and etc. Call 1 Sudden Box 3585, Chicago 54. 111„ ••••. 24-Le:v.'s out :•xpense i66-J days, 1625 nights. F26P 4:TS '2s-insisting "Besides," he added, "I just got al- giving age, education, caper- Office Supply Department ii‘ May loom ahead; I' wane) started and couldn't stop." rry /Fence. address and telephone Ledger dir Times ' ROOM---APT-.-Prtrati- tratti „.„ Stop your worry - ,;,..7 30- Nledicinal -hobby- paid ietflti iho number. F27P rieate entrance. 201 Norih 5th. ---- C2IT-015bn-Thifectol. Call 55 1 '. f/ when a Kansas City firm offered ard 9( • it-Tyrants 'hone 2093-W. ' F26C -Id. 1 ,3 723 E.- Man'. him $85,000 for his accumulation. nickname LOANS TO $300 • /./ AlStrom figured, in- /\ 34-Lumber the company )AD" 35-Sea duck would realize a profit as high as out ELIZA3ETH SEIFERT'S NEW 3 -Faux pas NOVEL If lcollota.) $30,000 on the deal. ery 39-Be defeated Among items in his horde were ght 11111.11011r ... , 3 w 40-Latvien untt of A Call currency about 1,500 wrecked automobiles, of tor ,f- 41 Indonesian Doctor As -4 150 tractors, two box cars and uth 13 by Barto , Yhmbeth Seifert Reprinted by tribesman hobo-, Dodd, Mead & permission of the pub- 42-Obtained two buses. Alstrom purchased ind Co. Distributed by KLit Features . 117•410•146 a to ., C, 43-Ira 1seh ood DO • some of the junk at sales. Much 44-Suitable !MOM UMW 11. &Ma.••••••• 47-Pr•flopit of ,it was brought to his farm CHAPTER 18 This effor t to endow her to the badroorrf, his jaw pushoi •••••••• M t IV persons wanting to Old r_ Batton opened the front with sonic courage. she crept Co- unload it. ward table. rs D (loot ot the Kopp farmhouse; the -Could you may- "What goes on nere?' ne NANCY on went the narrow hall, be-" her gnarled forefinger and into , mended tiredly. Grady telt a by Ernie Bush/nines, Me • crooked tov.ard Grady "run down its length toward the light- your surge of pay_ Kopp was scareo ind ed transom. The hall was icy finger down his throat-bring tip and *tear expressed itsx,f tot turn rld, cold, as it had been on Christmas the stuff?" in oiustet and noise. tie :agile night and, it smelled of a hun- Grady shook his head It was over to the crib and squatted EL. vill dred lingering odors, none of too late - for that sort of attempt. peer through the tent's windiaw THIS her The baby's limbs had stiffened, them pleasant. "Who called you "" ne demand- • r s and he picked up his knife. His 'S In contrast, the dining room ed of Grady. -And who in God's ree fingers moved so swiftly tfiat seemed not. The stove was 'going 'Unef-you--to cut SAFETY -ies Lull blast. and the smell of men- was not until the sound of air an, whistled through the inserted Grady was on his feet. "Get out WEEK thol Was rancid in the steamy air. of my way!" he said, pending fly' blue tube that Pearl realized what he Pearl canoe toward him, her over the crib, a sA•ringe in nix the big meant to do, what he had done. eyes wide with terror, her hand. by mouth gabbling a dozen mes- She gazed at him adoringly. • It was tie her sages. She was alone - Oh, aliz "Oh. Doc!" she sobbed. "Oh, no good. AU thici done was no good. In same Kopi) but she wasn t no good- Doc!" that rig minute, little Gregory died, even and the baby was had --old man Grady lifted his hand for It- as they watched him. -I'm Kopp was away--and do some-- icnce. Fie was using his stetho- sorry," sighed doctor. Dunn. Doe, Do wow then quick, scope Dramatic as its result Was. the -I'm tonight a tracheotomy would not sorry." himself The doctor? knew for be enough. For a moment there was no something, that he must do and He straightened and told Pearl sound at all in the room, in the quick, for the sound of the child's that a little more surgery was house, then all at Lowe, sounti breathe, tresthing, his efforts to needed. "We've got to clear away burst out everywhere. Kopp and tte filled Du dining room the obstruction whatever it ist." eursed and roared. blaming every- small- bedroom aolioming. Grady "Oh, Doc!" she whtspered.1 one. !emending punishment for set his bag on the table under the vowing vengeance. ABBIE an' SLATS frightened again. everyone.' by swinging light bulb, he shucked "It's his only chance, Pearl.; Pearl sobbed aloud Raeburn Van Buren of. his jacket, put on his fore- Now straighterwup, need your ' Mrs. Kopp. thtowing her apron _ head mirror and nodded to Pearl • over het fare. Keened wordlessly, _ YEAH- ONLY TROUBLE IS- WHAT A PRIZE PATSY I TURNED WELL- MR. SCRAPPLE'S who led the way to the crib • 1- "I'm too excited!" Her nands like a dog fowling at the moon. I CLEAN FORGOT WHAT OUT TO BE - LETTING SLATS IN FOR A LITTLE SURPRISE.2/,' where the strunding child lay. In STATION clenched, and she looked at him Only Grady was silent. He fold- ,F YOU AND THE GAS SHE LOOKED LIKE,' 50, ROMANCE ME THAT'S FOR SURE late a dark corner of the room, Mrs. imploringly. • ed the oxygen tent, set it and STIES/DANT CAN IDENTIFY THE -7 IT'S NO DICE, JUST 50'5 I'LL she Kopp, the grandmother, sat bud- "So excited," said the tank to one side. He straight- I am I Grady, GIRL WHO LED THE GANG - aaR.WALL,' CONFESS AND 4-- x a s died into a low rocker, her fingers spreading a towel and setting out ened the small, convulsed limbs, YOU'VE PRACTICALLY SET HE CAN GO ii'w plucking at her apron, her black the Instruments he would need. closed the eyelids. spread the YOURSELF FREE, SLATS,' FREE eyes beady. Pearl's excitement took the blanket snioothly and turned to has With a low moan of protest, form of talk, and she chattered leave the room. des Cirady gathered the child, mat- like a magpie. Grady paid no Now nls hands-his engers - ting tress, blanket and all, and took heed to her. The only time ne tremb!ed as he repacked his ma- ok- elm out to the table, lie had made a sound was when ne gical bag, zipped it and carried instruments. "Boiling wa- sterile brought out the quarter which It across the room to put :t with in- ter," he said to Pearl. had been there all the time, now the rest of his equipment. Mov- iges "Got a kettle full on the kitch- dark and stick and unpleasant ing deliberately, unhurriedly, ne en range. Doc . . .?" tier voice to see, to handle. But Grady WAS came back to the table where the shook, with fear. delighted to get the quarter. unshaded light bulb t,tirew its ig. Grady nodded. "Where's Of course by now the thing circle of radiance and cast the he Kopp?". he asked,..aa he reached had made its trouble. The child's corners of the room into brown ken ,Lcur the tube., which he had „limes V.s re congested, the bronchi shadow. Death was ugly in this MOT brought, and a scalpel. Involved - the doctor could do home, without dignity. Loss and -Oh, he went Imo the country only the best he could. While heartbreak were voiced in angry _ by &loot some property he owns." ten days ago the coin could have recrimination. Only this afternoon Kopp had been detected, removed, and "He was my only grandson, ••• e . told - Grady that the child "still within twenty-four hours the and ya had to kill him, Doer LIL' ABNER by Al • no- had a cold." baby woulu have been as good With a real effort. Grady lifted' craPP While tonight . . . The baby as new. Rut .tonight his head. "1 tried to warn you, • It tate was suffocating, his eyes were al- Ile worked for an hour, then Mr. Kopp." On a piece of gauze ready roiled hack in his head and he tool‘ the child to his crib and la• the quarter, black with tar, /-- FO' TH' FIRST TiNAE, AF-1 the his lips were blue. nifiti Grady turned to pick it YO'LL SLEEP o 36" erected the oxygen tent which FEELS TOO ROTTEN T' lth "Get. hold of Kogp," Grady he had brought with him, adjust- but Kappa hand caught at his HERE,WIF VOTHER EAT MUD MUSHROOMS!! L. harked directions to rearl. '"Or ed the small tank. shoulder. PIGS. "'D-ST TAKE.'EM, LI'L PALS- any the parents in Detroit. Tell the It was too late. Grady was "You classed me. Doe!" he "r•-t A REG.LAR operator; she'll find them. I want sure that it WAS too late. Every- screamed in frenzy. "You dessert iing their consent for surgery." thing he had done was too late me, and 1 -took your class! Then, BED:- A moving shadow at the door -and yet a doctor did what he first chance you get., you come 'the rt-- attracted his attention. With his could, when allowed. out here and kill that boy! You ; •nts rine hand massaging the tiaby'm few minutes before midnight, knew I'd be gone-J- told you I throat rind chest, Grady turned. Kopp came in, hanging into the was gain' off when I seen you this res. "Mrs. Kopp," he said in A clear kitchen, his voice rasping against afternoon. Never dreamin' that Mr. voice, "will you you'd come here and kill that speaking slowly, the ears of the silent man who out in- agree to my doing' such surgery sat beside the baby's crib. baby. But you aid-and In gut of as I might And necessary to save As Kopp reached the .bedroom you for It if it's the last thing this child's life?" door, Grady turned his head. I ever do!" cx- Mrs, Kopp stared-at thefloctor. "Put away your cigar!" he said --- -- and The womah's lips parted, closed :sharply. So sharply that Kopp Doctor Barton t sum- .. • then she spoke slowly, falter- did step bark and lay his cigar mon his courage for is special • ingly. "Can't tieke no stand," she upon the stove in the dining xieltoe Monday, when (lisp- - said, "without the mister." room. Then he caBle chiuging tor 111 continues. G2.Covis)-- est. gis- Veti avy

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PAGE'SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY NI(YNDAY — FEBRUARY 25, 1957 roya,/ thronv-keim. 'The senate PRIME MINISTERS Of FRANCE, Sea Lion Causes sticks. Moore and animal expert IRELTUUM GERMANY. HOLLAND. chambes was the state - dining Ivan Sandersoh worked frantical- ITALY LUXIMROURG DISCUSS Colorful i room. The goe ernor's office used ly for six minutes before *OMMUNAT POIANO RIOADENING THE COM-S1111. Uproar In TV Show they DELEGATION IN U. S j -POOL" TO INCLUDE ATOMIC to be the royal bedroom. succeeded in boxing it in. , rowan ANO CUSTOMS UNION— ERING $100,000.000 Among unique The TV cameras panned in I WANT URANIUM PROM 1./ S. Hawaiian features of Ha-' NEW YORK illi — A sea lion i'waii's.• legislature while a nationwide TV audience TNI0SMAuLGLI: GOES are Opening escaped into the audience of SUeZ CANAL and closing prayers daily in the the Garry Moore TV show Fri watched. g• - BUT RIG ONES CAN'T near-extinct Hawaiian language. (day morning, chasing some 100 Said Moore to his pantia Group audience: "Aren't .you glad yotil Busy It also is probably the most members of the studio audience came?" • • ,cosmopolitan law-making body, in out of their seats and up the 411. &sites. The show went on- to an un- CAA (D • HONOLULU —IIB—The the world. It's members .include _ world's eventful conclusion. - ' gaudiest legislature persons of Caucasian, Chinese. The animal, VOTes 10 woo Its et siotHr. convened this appearing as a month IFeb.201 Japanese and Fhilipino ancestry, guest UNITED N. OMSIS JARRING. TO TRY TO SETTLE with all . the during the third segment INICHA•PARISTAN KASHMIR DISPUTE i mixture's of these. STATES song and dance of Mardi Gras of- the CBS.TV show, was chomp- CROWDED 0 . -- and a special clock that runs - ing contenedly on a fish when 1.1.164 CENTERVILLE.' Iowa ark — It /21 strictly on it apparently took fright at a CHINA easy-going "Hawai-.,.. got terribly crowded in Charles time," Bomber Charged mike noise. Westmoreland's cell in the county Democrats were ba, If scooted to the edge of the tail. so he got out. There was in control of both houses for the stage and plumped into the right a leak in his cell, and twill second time in Hawaii's ,,sn_eeaxs , side of the orchestra while a plumbers came in to fix it. Theill as a U. S. territory, vowing to 1rapaelly'fiiititlay crowd or some Sttetiff- 1STOTTait Taint --in HOME TOR AGED. correct what they 650 persons howled. too. and Westmoreland called. it PSI KILLS 72. •. -/`•0'W•%'‘ consider past WARRENTON MO I legislative errors.. ..._ . Moore advised- 41w audience a --day. • He pushed-. .past • them, DEATH ASKED — ' ...-- The opening to scoot. They did. slammed the door behind him FOR 10 Of 20 • of a Hawaiian leg- PENTAGON ANVOLINCES DEFENDANTS MI islative Waddling under the seats, the and made good his escape • JETS 'GUAM:TH.1G U S A USTCe0A session traditionally PG SPY TRIAL sea- lion squirmed its way HAVE ATOM WARHEAD N IN CANCI gala affair—with strumming uku- up ' WEAPONS — MISSILES LO leles, hula to the's fifth row of the orchdstra. G41AIDORG CITIES SOON dancing. ancient Ha- Stagehands armed with broom- al WILL HAVE SAME waiian chants and outbursts of Books printed */) WORLD WEEK spontaneous entertainment, all mixed SAO TO p00 Cr with opening day for- WORSE ATLANTA 11.1• — malities. The colorful affair oc- Tv..o Georgia 11100` oc.ng encouraged to "Stay Tech fraternities have Supplies in curs in- historic lolani Palace cancelled Store Sch,..1". Particular emphasis- Channel Swim where a scheduled battle with ripe I Quality Is Th. Hawaiian royalty once 202 So. 4th ph 123 : eirts given :he fact thar-The Professor heTldhrocouugrht. the tomatoes because it would be !•ither degree of education a "too messy." Instead, they will years the practice y,sung man has upon entering By WILLIAM EWALD stage a tug- o' war across a big - of clock-stopping almost has Sought In. • the. Army the greater his value United Press Staff Correspondent ' be- mud/sole. Come mandatory as • to the Army and consequently ' NEW YAK -I? --The channel lawmakers scurry about trying to his ability en wind up and leadership will unfinished result in NBC-TV will showcase business—usually the Modern Soldier higher rank and. pay spec- Old NI biggest lactilars on a US1C bills of the session, - • There an niimerous men nov.- weekly basis next season,. but w,p0It restrict them THAT .1.•' • cLOCK ANNQUNCEMENT to a steady ' 9Sti tht,, I. reenlistment and as ' a result' time slot. The net- The 1955 legislature was a clasic vork is reserving NEWARK. N. J. —11P12- A uni- qualisy' en the proles- are - beusg 'released from act's, the right to exainple. This...session is itiandated ; pre-empt any versity proles.sor who went in to ,-.trder duty. even though the desiree regularly schedul- by law to run for -60 working ed show twice during, the a sort of "salvage work" as a abrcast of the bi'remain in-the Artily. In order coming days." Two, yearg ago lawmakers Kelley semester, part-time hobby several years ago B. McCuiston ann r •-• be, eligible to - reenlist, a were laboring a full four weeks .Judy .Garland and Sid Luft. now finds the hobby becoming a c-n•,.-eop'.ated soldier now roust have given past the legal limit with their ticketed for a future "Person to full-time job, but he has no in' Ilse • r,neard - i:vtrience that he is a distinet own special clock that was stop- Person," were yanked off the regrets. As Army ..1' prestin• • A• ass:et. to the Army .and has ped five minutes before midnight Candidate For !show by their lawyer. Relations • Age 'of "o. oility in technical skills or Dr:Alfred Mann. associate pro- on the last legal day of the 'between CBS-TV and the Lifts session. serve Arr.ly :cadership. fessor of music at Rutgers Uni- Legislators explained simply are not exactly cordial, that nece.- it, es ea higher --she. because versity, believes his work en- the clock ran on "Hawaiian Recently enacted legislation. of Miss Garland's pull-out from Ustne," tr. .C•,rr,' riChes -the cultural life of the - - Hundreds of people join F11.1-EW as The Survivor's -1iriefif spec-tacular a fee weeks hack. in the Magistrate contemporary world. fun of opening day . Added attert:,,n aiready he- Act and the Medi-care Bill, has ABC-TV is hot for -a new festivities in Mann's self-appointed task is the gray stone t t r. -! 7111-7„' - nclped malce: The Army one handeiPh Scdtt -western series. . . palace built in the reclamation of music 1880's "ing S. i's • , - : -he highest competitors as. a Dinah Shore will wheel and ac- the by King Kalakaua. of the Murray Magisterial District • claimed in The fessional •rr caroor fca- !he- youth of deal 19 times for "The Chevy past centuries and house chamber was the then forgotten. His in -thaT the :t,nith ,,f is • st.: • Show" next season — all .of quest has Subject carried him to archives, BOMBER" George Mete- To The May 28th Democratic Primary 'hem on Sunday. ancient AN! MODESTY "MAD • bars General Foods has eyes for music volumes and collections of sky smiled from behind In REDS-IN-AFRICA WORRIES U. S. dusty manuscripts New York, where he now faces -Here Comes the Showboat"- a and papers PERPIGNAN. France tP— often untouched charges of felonious assault. R fl ore' Calhoun property since the death Police were looking today for of' the and attempted murder in con- YOUR VOTE and INFLUENCE WILL be Screcn Gems . . thus far, composer who created the pranksters who added a nection with planting of a figures a NBC man. Charles them touch of modesty to the statue bomb in a Urooklyn theater. Tan Doren has earned $23,853 , For Mann. the re-discovery Of of Venus in the town square He has been un,ieigoIng pay- BE GREATLY APPRECIATED per hour on "Twenty-One". a neglected work is well worth The jokers fitted Venus with a chiatiic tests. lisetcrnationall, • 15111lny-TITOMSS 21815eS-to shoot me "time-consuming. offM- hit-or 'pink bfassiere during the night. h., first six shows for the fall miss labor. LIBYA' in Europe . . . The next "Project He has brought back to the • 20" that NBC-TV will beam concert stage several such works. a your way is a study of the first including a piano conecrto by Jo. FRENCH 20 years of this century, -Age hann Christian Bach, son of Jo- CAMEROONS of Innocence." ':1-hann Sebastian Bach. who 200 Robert Montgomery. who is years ago gave the first public losing his own drama show on concert on the mOdern piano. NBC next season, will produce He also has restored to public some -special shows for the net- PONTIAC Overd-favor a "Christmas Anthem" 'work during the fall . . composed in 16/11 by Henry Pur- il the- past seven weeks. NBC-TV-'- cell. England's mayor composer of BEIS..;IAN "The- Price is Right": has drawn CONGO 4.250.00 pieces of mail, a record the. pert°d. A pull I- INN Held* To Customs • ea... .April I looks likIe the burial Mann believes a knowledge of IS GRAND NATIONAL date for -Good Morning with wtirks played and enjoyed 300 Will Rogers Jr.." CBS a -TV years ago results in "a greater early morning show. A hillbilly appreciation of our musical her-- show will fill its` pajamas. 'tar. particularly if the perform- ance of those works follows the RADIATION CURLS HAIR manner the composer intended." WASHINGTON 111' — A cer- CHAMP! - In performances of the resur- tain group of Monkeys are con- AFRICA N OF - I rected compositions, Mann rigor- vinced that atomic radiation is SOUTH AFRICA ously holdsi to the customs of the a hair-curling proposition. Scien- 1 -----Yr-Sa• past, using l'elatively small groups 4- lists, in art experiment to find of 20 voices and how to protect humans against 20 instruments U S. STATE DEPARTMENT a,arrn overstepped up Communist diplo- common radiation effectl. subjected some in the time of Bach and r-atic act...ty 1;,:ustrated In this map. The Reds re- Handel for oratorios usually pre- cently estat..shed C.; - t.c missions In states marked with stcaigict-haired monkeys to the ham- monkeysented's with massive chorus and flier and-crslety7,b, Is-P."..sria In Ethiopia and Libya, and the atomic triatnient. The Czechs in Le Belgian Cur.gu and Union of South Africa. As a lost all the hair. but when it . orchestra.:r ''A group of these proportions result, the U. S. sr.urt4 v.-.11 open diplorr.stic establishments In reappeared later, it was curly. I. , assures a clearer performance and the French Ivory Coast, Cameruor.a. Uganda and Somalia (whits ienables listeners to hear •g start). The U. S. already nas amtrassadorial-rar.k missions In the • ONE-WAY TICKET indi- vidual voices." Six states rr.arked wy.11 black stars. All th11 is exclusive of the HASTINGS.ON-HUDSON. N. Y. Mann pointed out. Ewypt-NI.ddle East embroilment which has_ been ger.-ng — For the first time in this Mann's concerts in the spirit of village's 80-year . history. ?here the past at the Newark Museum. 'A ill be no Republican ticket on i where he is musical director, 'for.i irfolpiptp,si; this Tuesday's election ballot have won a devoted following ..;11 Officials of the village's Republi- during the past six years. Rutgers rwit/II/11/1/1/11//tiair...... 1\ can Committee say they failed currently is publishihg a series of .gare._ - ft 0 4111 ...... "* te.. publish or post notice of ,"Documents of the Muiical Past" 4 . the Caucus, as required law, You Can Have A by based on his re-examination of The election is for a mayor forgotten music, CERAMIC TILE and two trustees_ Mann believes this renewed in- I BATH FiDO Wrest 'in antique music is welli • worth while c. , MILWAUKEE if — If music SEE "You might say." he At A Reasonable soothes the savage' beast, boarders explained, , EARL `NANNY or "that we are adding at the Wisconsin Humane Society still another BILL Price dimension JONES will be Might pleasant. Clas- to the high ficlility I provided SEE SAMPLES sical music is piped into the by today's electronic AT 104 N. 13th PHONE 1427 equipment. shelter over ..a -hi-fido" system. 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