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I United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, August 8, 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. I-XXX No. 187

6 DAYS urray * hildren l'PAVING CONTRACT AWARDED TO GROGAN TED New Navy Radar MM. Is Developed His Bid Is Identical To That Of Will Confer Middlewest Roads Company By CHARLES W. CORDDRY United Pecos international WASHINGTON (UPI) - The A paving contract was awarded on the north side of Poplar street Navy has developed operiment- 323. 5319 to John Grogan last night at the between First and Second st.eets. IMO NATO Heads al radar capable of dTtecting en- meeting of the Murray City Coun- No action was taken. emy ballistic missiles almost as cil. In other action the city council soon as they leave their launch- agreed to repair the curb in front ing pads 5,000 miles away. Grogan's bid for the, paving of of a mew building underway by WASHINGTON (UPI Pres- era..that the United States will was identical In announcing the project Fri- several - city streets Crass Furniture Company. The tident Eisenhower will conter with stand firm on its commitments Roads of day night, the Navy said the new with that of Middlewest furniture firm plans to rep:ace • top NATO chiefs and Italian and will not engage in unilateral also' coulddetect nuclear Gilbertsville. the sidewalk themselves____,,, -Prime Minister Antonio Segni negotiations with the Soviet. device distances The two "bids' were $8.75 per A rail on the culvert on North egaly next month before Soviet The conversation with the explosion at similar as one ton of asphalt mix. 20e per gallon Fourth was discussed as a safety Pt.mier Nikita Khrushchev's vis- NATO leaders and Segni will fol- and "could be employed means of discovering violations of • RS1 oil and 30e per gallon R'1'2 measure. A street light w.11 be it to the United States, the White low the President's conferences nuclear test ban." road tar. placed on Giese-bey Street. Fifteen House announced today. in Great Britian with Prime Min- a $99. son $90 -year- new meters will be purchased. The President is expected to ister Sir Harold Macmillan and Dr. William J. Thaler, 33 ----I. The council voted to give the Navy scientist in charge of _50;4 $43 The Special Problems Committee assure the NATO country 'lead- in Paris with French President old - contract to Mr. Grogan since his _ _ the project, said the new radar of the council headed by Guy Charles de Gaulle. He is flying liait 1 S-4-9 $37 $35 ziii,...09 $ was a local firm. The work must an oper- undertake a study of to Europe Aug. 28. could be developed into is ..3 $23 $21 be done in 30 days and must Spann will defense warning system annexation of areas.to the News Secretary James C. Hag- ational - 7sa ' 1 r i i _31 OVA .1.- --o_ti measure up to certain specifica- the limits. This in- Mr. Luther erty first announced that the against ballistic' missile attack '''' b • tions. Bend will also be asked of south of the city e .-_--1- Lana President will meet with NATO within a few years. rontractor cludes Circarama. Meadow Thaler would not say where . 0 built up areas on the officials in early September to. -c 4*0 4. The paving is being done on a and other radar is install- thL the - city. difruss "imxtrtant aspects of the experimental 0- A cooperative basis with the City south border of Uobertson To that it is in the con- their agree- the current world situation of ed except -.*. paying one-third and property The city renewed tinental United States. He ans- with the Board of Economic concern to the North Atlantic owners paying one-third each. ment wered "no comment" when ask- Development for another year at Treaty organization" WHERE WE SPEND OUR FOREIGN RAVEL MONEY -Canada and Mexico lead the pataile of recipi- Streets to be paved, which are It Head Grocers which apparently ed if any Russian missile launch- a cost of $900 This is an increase This meeting. ents of the American foreign travel dollar, according to this Commerce department compila- n w gravel are. °ye:bey Street ings had been detected. of $300 will take place about Sept. 4, tab for 1958 from the National Industrial Conterene• Board of New York. Figures stand for 500 feet. Poplar Extended MO The new device is called "high ta.ard supplies the c!ty Will be with Joseph M. A. H. millions of dollars However, two-thirds of Mexico's total came from border town visitors, and feet. Vine Street 350. South 13th. This ferquency ionospheric back scat- with - professienat assistance on Luns, Netherlands foreign min- a large portion of Canada's was from 48-hour visitors. Plane and ship symbols indicate popu- Street 390 feet. Cherry 210 feet. Mr._ Lothar Robertson. manas. I ter radar." Its _devalopment means. •setaings- street. penannis ister and President of the North rarity of plans travel over ship. • - (Coersal Frees/ Dadsore Avenue may be paved" - plassing.- ger of the Murray Wholesaler that Thaler has overcome one widening. sub-division regula- Atlantic Treaty Council. and Paul depending on whether residents' and Grocery Company was named lomg standing limitation of radar tions. etc Henri .Spaak, secretary general raise the required money. president of the Kentucky Whle- -that it can see only in a straight 1"i • • Councilman Alfred Young male of NATO. Workmen Search Girl Finally Tells Some repaving will also be ac- le Association last Hagerty time later line. a proposal to the city council for a short an- cientists I complished This includes paving rgonthis,4t was learned today from His experimental device, by For More Bodies Why proposed that thz city nounced that Eisenhower would She Left Home on North Sec, nd from East Main, study. He AI bulletin sent out by the organ- bouncing radio waves off the purchase the Ryan property on meet with Segni "in order to In Wrecked Town a distance. of 1315 feet. The a- ization. discussions ionosphere, can see beyond the Chestnut Street. using part of it have of current world • I mount of money remaining will The story in the bulletin is problems which are of mutual in- horizon and in effect all the way Pleased With for add:tional cemetery space PAINTSVILLE ( UPI i-Rosetla determine haw much repaving will printed below for the informa- terest." to enemy missile launching areas whirls will be greatly needed in lAuxier. 16-year-old East Point, bc done tion of the many friends of Mr. noted also across the oceans. By JAMES DOYLE the .z•ar future. The renuilicte; The announcement I Ky.. girl whose frozen legs were Charles Hale, in a letter to the Robertson the device could coy pars. the preaiuusly-announced Theoretically, "Padd I amputated wou be used ter a United Pesos International 1 after she ran away , cloaca, resigned qiisaz/7:::44:4 "Luther Robertson. manager of visit that Segni will pay to detect a missile at any distance, _gasp Ail the present city . - • Ifrom home in 1057. Fsitday said brikkeeper ist-taiet Murray . Wisoaesa .terocery e.E.Ynited"States begirmlag llowever. the normal range of all park ould be sold as residential Sol/. ROSEBURG, Ore. (U P I) -- she loft home because her father & Sewer System He has held the pany, Murray. I4eMucky. DO. It said Eisenhower would intercontinental ballistic missile lots. Workman dug through the wreck- By JOSEPH L. MYLER ,i had raped her. positi.n, for four years and four elected President of the Kentu have further conversations with is 5.000 miles. would not only givo! tne age of a blast-leveled area of WASHINGTON UPI 1-Sci en- I Alford Dick Auxier. 51, was Groover Parker was nam- This „wholesale Grocers' Association, Thaler said he hoped the new months. regard Segni at that time. downtown Roseburg today in an !jailed here on charges of raping city much needed space in We.. at a meeting of the Board -min- lists reported todry, they were ed to fill the position. Hagerty said no date has been radar could double the 15 effort to deternone whether the I • • to the city park itself and Vie July aighly pleased, with the first .his daughter. A hearing was held on the moon- of Directors held Saturday. set for the President to return ute warning time now expected cemetery. but :t would also rc- explosion of six tons of dynamite day's performance of Explorer Auxier, a former miner and ing of the Five Points area. No It 1959. at Louisville. A vacancy to Washington from his round ot in the vent of missile attack. se the heavy baseball scnedu:e and amonium nitrate may have VI, the Paddlewheel satellite fir- father of 14 other children, de- contest was made (If the proposed ny came about in KWGA's highest conferences in Europe prior to That warning would c,4ne from residential area. taken as many as 30' lives. ed into orbit nied the charge and said. "It's all includes B-2 and from the crowded office on July 6. 1959. when the radar being in- Friday. zoning which Khrushchev's visit here Sept. 15. "conventional" a frameup." He has been unem- Mayor Ellis appointed a cam- membership and entire industry Nine bodis alreday have been' The jubilant scientists saitthat R-2 zones Virgil Horton appea:ed The announcement today plus stalled in the arctic. ployed for time,because mate composed of Joe Dick oi stricken by the sudden recovered and a 10th victim died the new addition to America's some of before the council and urged that was grief others expected later r would ap- The Navy scientist revealed the Finance Committee. Marvin A. Graven, then in a hospital. But Deputy Coron- ,sPace achievements already had a slipped • disc in his back. the business zone on the north death of Paul pear to stretch his Paris stay that device, which he called a Harris of the Para Comm.:Mc, er Russ Carry- said there may be.!reaped information of vast im- Commonwealth's Atty. W. B. side of the Mayfield highway be president. possibly until at least Sept. 5 Cr "bread board" model, already Young if the Cemetsry as 20 more yet to be portance to future rocket probes Hazelrigg said today Auxierprob- city limits. Alfred "Frank M. Ellis, partner in the 6. had a long record of successful as many continued to the found. Authorities did not know of the moon and planets. ably will be arraigned before taken on the Committee. Wells Overbey, the firm col Ledford & Ellis, Somer- experiments. No .actio* was persons were living The successful launching County Judge William Ward the council. city attorney and himself, too yet. Kentucky was named Vice- For example. he said, it de- how many propbsed zoning by SECRET PROJECT In a rooming house a block from 'heightened the likelihood of a Monday or Tuesday. approved a sugges- study the proposal. President of the Association in tected the Argus atomic expl The council blast which was completely rocket "moon mission" in Oc- Mayor Ellis thit an election immediate4y follow- slims which too, k place 300 .miles the He said the Auxier family - now tion made by reeked. tober and a probe millions of delineate the lot ing on the same day. The office above the South Atlantic last Lives in Floyd County but was Humphreys Key Twenty persons remained hos- miles into space tentatively sche- Points area and'Methodists To Make of vice-president was vacated FT CAMPBELL VD - Bids August and September. living over the county line in lines in the Five pitalized of the scores of injured. duled for November. description of upon the election of Mr. Robert- will be opened Sept. 3 for a U.- :Johnsan County in 1957. when write a narrative 'Bishop Watkins Gift Engineers, meanwhile. were It also, raised the possibility of to reduce any son to the presidency. He had 100.000 prcject at the highly secret the alleged attack occurred. the' zoning. This is checking buildings still standing a rocket shot toward Mars when might arise'Of A Home served as vice-president since atomic weapons facility at Clarks- Coin Club Will "We questioned Rosefla fre- misunderstanding that in the downtown area to see if the red planet is in a suitabi whether a lot October. 1957. ville Navy Base here quently had her iii the future over „i before and even august 8 - in danger of crumbling position Oct. 1, 1960, and to- residential LOUISVILLE Ky. "Both of the newly elected Meet Next Tuesday they were befare the grand jury."' Hazel- is in the business or The Navy installation. boated from structural defects caused by ward Venus in 1961. . Methodist church leaders of Ken- have been ardent supoprters of rigg said, "but she. appeared mor- zone. on the Ft. Campbell reservation, the explosion. 'Explorer VI. nicknamed the questioned on tucky and West Tennessee have KSVGA almost since its tneep- tally afraid.. The council was is known as the "Bird Cage.- The The Calloway County Coin Paddlewheel because of four pad- in voted to express - their thanks Sion. Mr Robertson's firm be- The blast leveled eight square "The only reason she ever told the master zoning ordinance closely guarded area is used as a Club will meet at 7:30 on Tues- dle-shaped solar cell vanes, was the for the 15-year leadership of came a member effective No- blocks of the city. it today was because her -8- regard to the Jot located at depot for the ttockpiling of atomic day August 11 on the second launched into the longest flattest Bishop William T. Watkins by vember 1, 1947, and Mr. Ellig A 15-foot deep crater marked year-old sister. 'Mary Elaabeth. ,ntersection of North Sixteenth weapons. than- of the Murray City Hall. orbit ever achieved by an earth South- providing him with a retirement company. then the R J. Smith the place where driver George disappeared from home last night and College Perm Road, All members are urged to con- satellite. home. , Wholesal Company, began its af- Rutherford parked his six-ton spent the hills west corner. They were asked The project includes construc- tact others of the organization in and night in the at an area filiation the month before. load of dynamite and amonium The orbit extends _25.000 statute just what their intent was on the The decision came tion of warehouses, administration acquaint them with the meeting behind the house." Bishop "Mr Robertson, now serving nitrate. The truckload of explos- miles fro m earth at its farthest zoning of the small business area eatiinet meeting where buildings and other buildings. place next week. Hazelrigg said she told investi- that he wood his third term as S member of ives was set off by a fire in the Pont and within 150 miles at its in that corner The council was Watkins announced gating state troopers she ran a- within the near future ..the Board of Directors, was first warehouse near Which Ruther- closest approach. It takes 12% splits on what they thought they retire way Thursday night because her ailment. elected- to that body in 1949. He ford berthed his rig for the night. hours ti complete each full cir- were passing in regard to toe because of a heart father had been drinking and she purchasing the was •named a district governor Downtown area four blocks cuit. area. Sonic councilmen expressed The idea of was "afraid of him" waS'proposed by the area's in 1952. and as such served in long and two blocks wide was The 142-pound satellite, rough- the view that they understood home ly the size of a Hhzelrigg and Trooper Jack three conference lay leaders and SA capacity previously filled by a "pretty well leveled and gutted and shape medi- that only cne lot was involved in ball, off Music talked with Roselle Mary received the endorsement of the Wee-president when KWG.A's or- by fire," Police Chief Vernon cine blasted Friday the zonins and others said they morning atop' a Thor-Able Elizabeth. and a third married 22 district superintendents who ganiZationat set-usa called for Murdock said. City Manager John III were under_the impression that rocket packing 150,000 pounds sister. 22. who Visiting from compose the bishop's area cabin- having six located gesgraphical- Warburton estimatsd the total of two lots had been zoned. it thrust. The satellite was not ex- New York. Friday on the theory et. ty throughout the state. Named loss at 10 Million dollars. a rose recently' pected lobe Visable to the naked there might be more than a The question The superintendents also adop- to a second term as director in Acting Gov. Walter Pearson for a drive-in eye casual connection between the when a permit ted a lengthy resolution praising 1953. Mr. Robertson was re-elect- f;ew here from the captial at I on the MO two girls' disappearances. - restaurant was issued the progress the area has made ed to his third term on the Bgard Salem. He said the disaster's cost Koertner After repeated questioning. Ro- foot lot just west of the under Bishop Watkins' direction. in 1956 a term which will ex- was "by • far the greatest this Historic Flight intersection. There most sells broke down and confirmed property at the [The paper expressed regret of pire in October of this year. state has ever experienced." Sens. that she had been assaulted the is some--question as to whether As our records reveal. Mr. Rob- "Kind Of Boring" his retirement and cited him as Wayne Morse and Richard Neu- day before she ran away in near- both the Koertner lot and the ertson has missed only the first "a great and outstanding leader berger called on President Eisen- ' zero temperature D& 12. 1957. adjoining lot are zoned business • i•onvention which was held in FAIRBANKS, Alaska • (UN) - in the Methodist Church." Jukfirii2 )',ower to give federal help to Mary Elizabeth told the o ffic- :r whether just the Koertner I 4 busi- 1947. He has never failed to at- The pflot of one of two Elf* jet W G. Giles, Louisville the stricken city, which Pies 206 ers the younger girl told her is zoned.' , tend any meeting at which he planes Which made the first nessman, was named head of a miles south of Portland. while she was a patient at Chil- Lee Anderson and his ass,stant was due to be present, regard- fighter jet flight across the North committee to work out details for National Guardsmen guarded dren's Hospital, Louisville, that Mr. Dixon appeared before the less of weather conditions or Poole today described their trip as raising funds to purchase the against looting and radio stations she had been assaulted by her council and showed a short film distance to be traveled. Mr. Rob- "kind of boring and routine." home. Other members induce broadcast repeated warnings that father. depieting the land fill method of ertom is not only deserving of The, two supersonic fighter jets Smith Broadbent, Jr., Cadiz. Ky. pilferers would be dealt aesth She was Sound several days garbarke disposal. the (-dice, he is fully qualfiied landed here Friday after ground Louisville Methodist Conference severely. after she ran away in an khan- This method of garbage disposal and KWGA will continue to move crews chased a wandering moose lay leader: R. H. Bond. Dyers- doned roadside market near is under consideration c, by the forward with his loyal guidance , off the runway at Eidson Air burg. Tenn., Memphisoalmhociot Prestonsburg with both legs fro- uncil. and ,be leadership." BUM STEER Force Base. They covered the 5,- C' Conference lay leader; and How- zen almost to the knee. purchase of a new police i 405 miles from Weatherfield, The ard M. Jones. London, Kentucky •se I England, in 9 hours and 37 Attempts to save her feet and car was postponed because qnly Methodist Conference lay leader: DENVER LTP I - Denver py- 'minutes, leg.) failed.' but she was given ar- two dealers were able to .ve Rev. H. C. Ogles, Covington. Ky.; Illeatkor lice recorded one "ox-dent" in '4We cruised between about tificial legs after. her case re- prices on the 1900 cars. Pa keg' Re'. H.' J. Burkett, Dyersburg; the city's centennial parade. A 27.000 and 37.000 feet the whole ceived nationwide attention. Motors and Taylor Motors both and Rev. Paul S. Powell. Owens- Report parading ox scratched and dented distance, said Capt.. Robert Titus, had representatives at the meeting boro. a passing auto with his wildly with bids. The counell Vie Ned Pros. I ortory...thiMilie of Norfolk. Va., pilot 01 one of NOTICE last night tossing head. the planes. "There wasn't much discussed the situation and decid- for six to eight weeks Murray Prep League Southwest and south central to do up there. It was kind of ed tb wait There wol the a bids again in order Kentucky - Partly cloudy, cool- boring and routine.' Little League and ask for Game Is Called All-Star game tonight between dealers might participate. er and less humid today, high 90 Th town of Wagon Moond. The other plane was piloted by that all Eddyville and was read from some to 95. Fair and cooler tonight, New Mexico. gets its name from Brig. Gen. Charles Blair, Air Murray at the Mur- A petitioh Word has been received that UNREST, YOU MIGHT SAY-The Independence movement in Third street tow 95 to 60. Sunday partly clou- a wagon-shaped rock which was Force Reserve, and a commercial ray Little League Park. Game residents on North the Murray Prep League A:I- Puerto Rico takes a slam at the governors of Georgia 7:30. be served with dy and continued pleasantly cool. a landmark on the old Santa ,Fe pilot on the Atlantic run for Pan time is set for urging that they Stars coached by Bill Nall play- (Ernest Vandiver) and Arkansas (misspelling Orval Faubus' Rob at 5730 Ti ail. American. Blair is a special con- sewer lines. Superintendent ing on Frankfort had their game Temperatures a m. name) as the Governors conference parade passes by in sultant for the Air Force. :The largest volcanic crairor In Huie repot ted that this 'sewer called at the end of 11 innings, Mir: Covington 64. Evansville. San Juan. And (upper) three whose names have cropped rothwyr The American Jewish Year Capt. Albert Kucher, 34, Phil- the world is the Valle Grande. near project -was scheduled for tins because of curfew. Ind., 06. Paducah 63, Lexington up in presidential nomination talk exchange views. From LYWARD•BILL WALSH London '71, Bowling Green Book estimates there are 5.260.000 adelphia, was Blair!! crewmen Los Alamos,' New Mexico. It mea- winter or next spring. The game was tied 1-1 with ,•41 moot Nclouctiom 67, left: Nelson Rockefeller, New York GOP, and two Demo- Jewish people living in the U. S. and Lt. George Woody, 28. Horn sures 16 miles in diameter and en- Another petition was read urg- Frankfort getting 5 hits and 64. Huntington W. Va., 73, Hop- Williams, Michigan, Pat Brown, California. crats. Mennen compascs 176 ing that no parking be instituted kinsville 66. • C. more than 1,000,000 in 1899. 'Lake, Miss., rode. with Titus. square miles. Murray 4.

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+twit w 0 17 LEDGER .411•11m. & 's 4k.. — MURRAY, KENTUCKY NITHE SATURDAY — AUGUST 8, 1959 • LEDGER & TIMES Major League _pUBLISHED by LEDGER TIMES PUBLISHING White tifiithr ic"racirlin inaMAU= COMPANY, Sox'Pennant of the Murray Chances Ledger, The Are Callowso, Still Alive mar l Tunes. Standing's es94-2Herald, October 20, 1928, and and The I. the West Kentucklen, J United Press International As Long As Shaw J AIMS C. WILLIAMS, Can Ease PUBLISHER His Way To Victor/ We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, AMERICAN By MILTON BACHMAN w Public Letters to the LEAGUE started for the Tribe but the vic- Voice .terns which, in our FAitor, Vedied Press tritereet opinion, are not far International tory went to or tour readers Use nest Team Don't 'say Al Cicotte, who W L Pet. GB -pshav,w' when you relieved Chicago talk him in the fourth. club. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: 64 42 .604 about the White Sox' pennant WALLACE Cleveland Whitey Ford and Ryne Duren Stan Monroe, Memphis, WITMER CO_ 134I8 64 45 587 chancel. Say Bob (Buck) tThe Man) Musial's two- Tenn., MI Park Ave., New 14 Shaw. teamed up in the Yankees ran Ave. Chicago. York; INN M. Macrae- Baltimore 55 Anyway, t(sat's victory run homer in the ninth inning 80 Bolyston St., Boston. 55 .500 11 whit elated Al over the New York Lopez Athletics. Ford struck powered the Cardinals 52 54 .491 12 is saying and you have to to victory Catered at the Post Office, Kansas out 10 and allowed all of Kansas Murray, Kentucky, for trah.mion City 52 55 486 admit he's got a talking point. and dealt Ruben Gomez of the Second 12% City's five hits during Class Matter Detroit 53 57 The 26-year the 7% Phillles his eighth loss against 482 13 old Shaw. a recent Innings he SUBSCRIPTION Boston convert worked. Duren then one victory. Lindy McDaniel RATES: By Carrier in 49 59 .454 16 to the easy-does-it school, IV- fon* Big. Muria"), per week 20e, per Came on and fanned three more In Calloway and adjoinnui Washington 44 66 is undoubtedly the big heved starter Wilmer Mizell in where, cotintlea, per year, $2-541; else- .4410 22 "surprise" in preserving Ford's $5.50. Friday's of the White 11th victory. the ninth and evened his St on Results Sox pitching staff Hank Bauer Chicago with and Yogi Berra each record at 10-10. 4 Washington 1, night a glossy 11-3 record that Ken Boyer 1TIEd homered off Bud Daley, who was Wally R.ston 4 Detroit 3, Sight includes his last five straight. Post also hit homers. SAITIZDA tagged with his seventh loss ag- - Nev. York 3 Pretty Moe Dr abowsk y of the Cubs AL:L•CST 8, 1959 Kansas City fair pitching 0, night for a guy ainst 12 Cleveland victories. held the Pirates five 8 Baltimore 5, night who never before won more than to hits and Won On Doable Steal never Today's. Games 10 games in any one season permitted a runner to ad- JUST A FEW SCRATCHES Race during The Red Sox won - driver Hans Hermann Chicago at Washington 10 years in their game vance past second., in registering crouches dazedly pro ball. Lopez claims from INI1ItQlrEhiENTS on the track in Berlin as his car hurtles Kansas the Tigers on a double steal his fifth win. AUTHORIZED City the change The Cubs hopped at New York took place when crazily through the air. one wheel flying off. His car the and a wild pitch. With the went Detroit at Boston Bronx - born right scare on Ronnie Kline for two runs in new out of control In the German Grand - hander finally tied 3-3 in the bead Buildings $130,000 Prix, but he escaped Cleveland at was convinced eighth, Gary Geig- the second inning and adnel an- • Baltimore. he didn't without wrious injury Day before, French driver was night have to er and Gene Stephens Planning Commission killed. Sunday's strike out every pulled a other pair .n the third on back- with Professional Games hitter in ,the double steaL Sicker then Consultation Chicago at Washington lineup. scored to-back homers by Ernie Banks the winning run on Ray Narleski's Cleveland at Striking and Art Schutt. Banks' horgicr Baltimore out only three, Shaw wild pitch. Kansas helped Bill Monbouquette was his 31st and gave him IMPROVEMENTS City at New York, 2 the White Sox maintain notched file NEEDED his fourth victory, giving Detroit at 14.:ston their I% game lead league leadc,rship in that depart- in the Amer- up eight hits, including Industrial ican League a homer ment over Eddie Mathews of the Expansion race when he beat by Gus Zernial. the Braves. Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters Senators. 4-1. Friday night on eight hits. Billy Goodman also One of the -Willies" Widened Streets In Some NATIONAL LEAGUE won it TOGETHER Areas ntributed to Washington's again for the Giants. BRIEFLY Team W L Pet, 204.0 This time BENNINGTON, Continued Home Building GB loss in the last 21 games it was Willie Vt. - INV - San Francisco T2 46 .574 by driv- Mays. vita, broke ing in three a 2-2 For 37 years, Francis and James Airport For Murray Los Angeles 61 runs off loser Bill tie when he singled home 48 .560 1 % Pecoy of O•wego, N. Y.. had been Milwaukee Fischer.‘ Felipe Alou .with the winning • City Auditorium 58 47 .552 2% run trying to find their brother, How-. Chicago Ralthnortt in the ninth inning. May's game - 52 55 .486 9% Limes - aid, who had left home Cleveland wining hit came after a Pittsburgh 52 57 .477 defeated Baltimore. 8- off Brooks Law- 10% rence. family argument in 1922. St. Louis 5; New York clipped Kansas who relieved starter Jim 51 58 .468 City, Finally, the Pecoys learned tit Cincinnati 3-0. and Boston O'Toole in t h e eighth inning. 50 57 .467 11% beat Detroit 4-3, Howard. now 59, had been burn- WHY THE in the Southpaw Johnny EXCITEMENT? Philadelphia other Antunelli 44 62 .415 17 AL games. mat- ed in a fire here. They ched his entire rushed to Friday's Results San Francisco increased its Na- 1958 victory total the hospital, when where there was a NE Chicago 4 tional League lead he posted his 16th triumph O of the peculiarities of our democratic form Pittsbur,;:i 0 to Pei games tvgi-hour reunion before Howard of while St Louis 3 Ph:lad With a 3-2 triumph over checking Cincinnati on I ur government is that people will -Intl:1 1, night Cincin- diTd. stand for almost any abuse San nati: St. laans hits. Mays collected three Francisco 3 Cincinnati 2, night defeated Philadel- o! San until they get "fed up". Then the ancient Only phia, 3-1. and Francisco's sven hits. "wrath of the games scheduled. Chicago downed Muddy, Rath. Golf. Oblong, gods" Pittsburgh, 4-0 MeCevey Gees had nothing on modern public opinion. Teday's Games Los Angeles and Hitless Bone.- Gap. Energy. Polo. Time l'ittsburigh Milwaukee were • Willie McCovey, the Giant Earl Long, at Chicago not scheduled. s' and Sandwich are all towns like his later brother Huey. has been in Spectacular newcomer, in Cincinnati at San Franc.sco finally went Illinois. control of politics in Louisiana WINNER ANO The Indians chased Jerry 11 for many years and, like , LOSER -Bob Rosburg of Palu Alto, Calif.. Philadelphia at St. Loins, Wal- g.ves 2 ker with f:ve Dave Beck and Jimmie out with a big smile as he poses with the Milwaukee runs in the first Hoffa of the Teamster's Union, PGA at Los Angeles, night three trophy in Minneapolis. Minn., while innings and then held he seems to have Jerry Barber of Los Sueday's Games on gotten-by with almost everything. Angeles sits (right) for their victory over dejectedly by. Barber, who led the Pittaburgh at Chicago the Orioles. Several weeks ago he "blew his tourney, lost by one stroke Cleveland added two more (Dale top" while address- to Rosburg's 277 runs & Stubblefield when be Philadelphia at St. Drug bogted the la ins, 2 off reliever ing the legislature and his, wife had 18th bole. Rosburg's son Paul. 8, ls with him. Milwaukee Jack Fisher in the him put under seda- at Los Angeles I fourth tion Cancurat: and they turned out to be PRESCRIPTIONS long enough to fly him to a mental at San Francisco the clinic in Texas. deciding markers. Herb bovre That seems to have thattgeil- his- hick Perinanetiti — - Folks have become alarmed over him and his' conduct, not only LAST TIMES in Louisiana. but throughout the country and TON1TE now we are told Uncle Sam has assigned about a thous- and MIIRRAY RANDOLPH SCOTT- men to check his in' ome tax records and to. investi- &MAW gate the way he handled public funds. UNWED RANDOLPH SCOTT It would ENDS • seem that we would learn something Iron, "RIDE LONESOME" MRS AM' - Color • experience in a democracy. TONITt! BOXOPPICE mow COLOR But we never doe Huey Lon" and "DARK VENTURE" - Color OPENS 1k30_ SHOW iingfilm 'tad 'TARTE DUSK am mml the-tie—IRest follow:Ng of any -dtmagoirtie up to Dal. MOTHER Beck, but had he not been felled by an assassin's SUN. IKON. bullet * TUES. * WED. * THURS. he may have carried out his sworn STARTS SUNDAY! * intention to run , 6 BIG NITES Franklin D. Roosevelt 71 out of the White House. • Lots of confusion • ADMISSION — ADULTS has resulted from the dispute over NO ONE - ( HILDREN 25, Long's mental CAN SEE — NO PASSES condition, but when he says. "if I am ACCEPTED — crazy now I hate always been crazy." we are inclined to N PICTURE agree with him. The only thing that has undergone any 'oft of change because of his recent escapades is pubLi. opinion. And, brother, when it goes against you "you're had it." as 'the old saying goes. The MOET In considering the current excitement over Long, DOG the - GONE ADVENTURE fight against Hoffa. and the sudden interest in whiskey sales in dry counties, we are reminded of a, comparison of dem4x.racy THAT EVER and dictatorship published during World HAPPENED War Two when TO ANYONE! the Bismark was sunk by the -British navy. Dictatorship 'ea said to be like the super-dreadnaughl Bismark. all about It had everything, the fire-power to defend self against attack of every kind, submarine. airplane, Wilby Daniels, or surface vessel..In addition it had-all the comforts ‘,1 a teen-age boy life for the crew, comfortable sleeping quarters, warm cabins and dining who turned into rooms where the best of. food was ser,- ed, in fact everything a Bratislavian 0 to make life safe and plea-an! But when attacked.it AND Sheepdog went down like the Titanic %then • - it hit an ice-berg. to the Democracy was said, NOT to like. a raft that would cam 4 any number Hilarious of people for any sort of voyage, dependihw LIKE - upon the size of the Horror raft. Passengers were never con,- of. hls fortable. they had little to eat, fresh water had friends rationed to b.• IT! WOMAN or if and and half the time when the waves those were hi'' family! on board were wet up to their knees. a you are a MAN There was no excitement about. the_ progress 44_ t4,. raft because the passengers who has ever were not considered import ant. There were a few sttitesmvn loved and. leaders and som, a woman teachers and preachers in the group, but militaristic na- tions pay no attention THIS to the humanities and those WILL BE consider the wh, spiritual life of man of much importance. ONE OF YOUR The raft made. port safely', however, while the super dreadnaught-went tY, the bottom. and its passengers lived MOST SATISFYING to witness dictatorships collapse every where %.1-1,ie the, government, for year- • is considered the younges.., THEATRE became not only the olde:tt but the strongest, pro its .:diow. EXPERIENCES! citizens with the highest standard, of lIvitç and tin greatest security or the future.

Still, we wiSh (Quid profit from experi rice as nation as we do inditidually. If we did we would rec.(); niez charlatans 111e 1 Paul Newman B. Long, Beck, Hof-fa and even and Barbara Rush we would not be influenced • Alexis Srnti • Diane IkelltHE • bias Kai& by the kind of , who politicial enable them to thrive off the labors of our people. Smile All the Way Home at "The[BOLD] Young IATAftg.t. In,tnel past 2r, yr.,:e, the num- Jacques Cartier dista,Ver. Philadelphiags" ber f Amerit-ar., on • the Lowrance farm hisdv...rdiad fr mom,. Rieer in '153- 000 he .piloted Fred to 21.000 his MacMURPAY°Jean 000 - ship int • HAGEN bay TOMMY KIRK • ANNETTE in what is rise: thr ti FUNICELLO • TIM CONSIDINE California is tine' ,,n,y s'tate In St. Lawreraq• KEVIN woocPIE CORCORAN the nation with CECIL KELL AWAY • AlEXANKR winkrn pr..duces the • SCOURBY „ruohuke ROBERTA SHORE • JAMES WESITRFICID end JACQUES fnr a"Timar,-;.1. AUBUCHON The D,,tKted by CHARLES BARTON • Scre•nplay by BILL a A vegetable ass int ir- The numbtr WALSH duct el fri lie United St.tes ; we 11111E HAYWARD . isioe,ate Producet in the U.S has dropped 'from 1, 500 BILL WALSH *:•• by It 1,3r. immi- in the laO .A 1930's .1.0 nixiii• 4.11' if211 tb.8 PS•619,0.001 CO lac tril:wv gryt PINT P11011•An004 11111/ 1,111.111 III I 41 WIN Willi 11111% DON'T mi53\ /\Tat elf limmapopplimar - •-

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UN ; his rtables 30% off, only night to petition for traffic lights to be installed eighth loss against $1.13 per Business Opportunities I furnished. 414 N. 8th. Street. Cal at the ctory. Lindy McDaniel se. eek payments. Also free zig zag HIGH LINE HYBRID LAYING PL 3-1727. corners of Main and 8th Streets and Poplar and 8th starter Wilmer Mizell in ttachment with every Slant nee- hens. These hens are one year old Streets. ith and evened his sealkor le machine--"This Week Only". and are laying now at the rate of A medium to heavy vote TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, living is the word through Callo- at 10-10. Ken Boyer itild Grist Bill Adams, PL 3-1757 or 50%. Price 85 cents per hen. Call way County today CUSTOMER rootm, dining room combined. Kit- as thousands of persons here go to the Post also hit homers. :PL r5480, 201 South 13th Street, 0. L. Hull PL 3-4986 or Sam SERVICE chen equipped for gas or electric polls to elect county and city officials. Drabowsky of the Cuba Murray. TFC Outland PL 3-5240, 5, 8, 10 REPRESENTATIVES cooking stove. PLaza 3-4304. 8-8C An accident last night at 8th and Poplar .e Pirates to five hits and Streets re- - Time Finance Company is sulted in a cut hand and injured shoulder for one of aermitted a runner to ad- TWO UNITS WROUGHT IRON TFIRF:E BEDROOM HOUSE with TWO WOODED LOTS on lake now accepting applications for the drivers, and two women riding in the past second, in registering bainkbeds, five piece wrought • garage, full basement. Av- other car suf- iron 50' x 120', Center Ridge Road men to train for managerial fered cuts and shock. h win. The Cubs hopped dinette set, like new. Two win- ailable August 25th. 311 North east of Cobb Resort. Priced rea- position in rapidly expanding Joe Graves Baker, who nie Kline for two runs nt dows with screens. Call PLaza 16th. Call Glindel Reaves, PLaza was driving a '41 Pontiac, sonable. Walter Duke, Route 6. consumer loan and finance PAUL NEWMAN ARM ond inning and addei an- 3-2604. 3-5111. 8-101' ALEXIS SMITH are lovers in no was traveling east on Poplar and a '49 Mercury driven 8-8P ITP field. eir in the third on back. • Young Philadelphians," Warner Brue, production coming Sunday by a Mr. Hutchins from Chicago was traveling on 8th St. UNFURNISHED FIVE homers by Ernie /3anes Applicants must be age 23 ROOM to the cool Varsity Theatre. Barbara Rush, Brian Keith and After the crash both cars were resting against a tele- rt Schutt. Banks' horgir to 32 with High School or bet- garage apartment. Call PLaza 3- Diane Brewster co-star Answ•r to Yesterday's PUZZIII in film based on best-seller. phone pole located *CROSSWORD 5001. on the southeast corner of the inter- 31st and gave Lim Me PUZZLE ter education. To qualify you 8-10C section. leadership in that depart- ACROSS 7-Soaks must be eager and ambitious ppm mem Qum 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT. ver Eddie Mathews of the I-Suffix: to learn. 1-Tales of the follower of POO =NU UMMO Newly decorated - Private en- see 9-A continent UOU 00330DMON Times Training program is trance 1 private Bath. One or I-Pulverise (abbr.) moan nom geared to give fast as you can 11-1,nes 10-Impelled couples PL-3-5616 600 Poplar ;ETHER BRIEFLY 12-Hold bark 11-Flest 01,3 NMO Mad learn training fast as you are 14-Kind lk:13 A-10-C IINGTON. Vt. - (RD - of MOO WAWDM able advancement. Good starting 30 cheese 13-7gyevarsnee earl. Years Ago This Week years, MO MEMO 008 UR Francis and James 15-Choir. part IS-Condescend. UMMDN WSOririi salary with merit increase dur- THREE ROOM furnished apart- f 17-Prefix: not Ins look Oswego, N. Y.. had been MOE MI40 MU ing training period plus oth& ment. Heat and water furnished. Ledger & Times File I, II-Tavern 1I-Satisneo find their brother, How- 111-1,eaks $0-Ireland ROOM dOMWEI excellent employee benefits. Car 502 Elm, Phone PLaza 3-5402. 12 o had left home after a through -Rise and fall UOMMOMUUM Meg allowance. - ' of OVUM A-11 -C A little son, aged 5, of Mr. and Mrs. irgument in 1922. TO-Clirl's name WIMP P420t2 9Lig George Freeland, -nuldo's (at) For interview phone or write who reside five miles east e, the Pecoys learned th, W low note at-mountain A 171190 Mail lig@ FOUR ROOMS UPSTAIRS. full of Hazel, was drowned early takes SI A. C. Warne:, Time Finance Wednesday now 50, had been ft!-Ttledit sine basement. 509 South 4th. morning when his father's car was overturn- burn. 23-Playing card 26- Deceit ful Company, 210 East Broadway. ed fire here. They rushed to 24-fienthnll for cunning Sf-Sea nymph 41-Before Telephone PLaza 3-1866. Call by a wave of water in McCullough's Creek. tellurium /7-Greasy 45-S“whern Mayfield, Ky, Phone CH 7-2803. aital, where there was a 34-Pellet. 33-Collect before noon. 6-11-C Miss" Ali& Waters, Murray missionary to China, left 25-Latin for 35-Barter 10a,h1,1r1 8.44C r reunion before Howard "tourney" 39-Diminishes “.(haptirs last week to resume her work. Miss Waters 2e-Prnflts 30-Climbing 113-Part of stool tat br ) TWO DOWNSTAIRS furnished will visit 27-River In plants 39-Skin 46-Emstie friends in Kansas City and other western points 111-Perus• aliment apartment, private entrance, elec- before fi•rOsklIT (abbr.) proceeding to Seattle, Washington, II- Scorch trically equipped, and newly dec- to sail for the Orient Bath. Golf, Oblong, NOTICE Only canine ever to portray a human 29-Soars orated. 503 North 6th-Phone PL- DOG 0 DISTINCTION - on August 10. ap, Energy. Polo, Time 21-Devastatfon 32-A DEAD STOCK REllONED 3-3001. A-11-C being on the screen is Shaggy, English sheep dog who plays More than 200 persons crowded idwich are all towns in continent FREE. into the church at (abbe,) Pr wept service. Tracks the title role in Walt Disney's "The Shaggy Dog." His human Dexter Friday 34-Te ill dispatched I night to hear a debate on the abolishment SS-Narrates by two-way radio. Call colleen Services Offered counterpart is played by teen-aer Tommy Kirk in the hilarous of capital punishment by four former all debaters of the -Printer's 1111111111MIUMINIMIll Mayfield, Phone 423. If so answer comedy-fantasy which Buena Vista is releasing. Also starred college. Holman Jones and Dentis McDaniel call ffFECIAL DUTY NURSINGThvail- took the af- se-reeled of coiled Union City, "enures.% are red MacMurray, Jean Hagen, Annette unicello, Tim Con- fermitive ttm• able -now, licensed practical nurse. while Clay Copeland and Onas Evans defended 1111111111M11111111111MMII phone TV 6-1011L TWO "Moochie" 32- Pone* veil Experienced, good sidine and Kevin Corcoran. "Shaggy" starts Sunday the negative. eld ite-ittneew references. Call Drug iiiIMMIIIIIMS11111111111 Theatre. 90-Printer** ROID-EEIC LliqUID Preparation Leota Smith, PLaza 3-2450. on at the Murray Drive-In Announcement is made this week of the purchase of I.V1 PA •Iiro for hemorrhoids. Amazing over- the business in-re,aa ilig11111111111M1•1111111 The first cash register was in- of Miller Cleaners by Lewis H. Beaman and IONS 43-551eh night relief. Aboslutely guaranteed. cards vented in 1879. by James Ritty of Prentice Ray. 4X-Rtesood Only $1.00 at druggist. 1 14-c`nort rem. 0 Years Ago This Week Daytch. Ohio, to • prevent pilfer- Mrs. Sarah J. -Roberts, a well IcnoWn matron of the 30 47-Part nf May 43.Waicbed Imummulmmini Ledger & Times File ing in his cafe. Dials on the county, succumbed Saturday morning at her home east secretly WHITE CROSS INSURANCE. Hos- clockhke face of the device re- of Murray following an extended illness of complica- lammaill1111111111M11 pital - surgical - doctors - medical- oqwN corded the amount of a sale when tions. She was 84 IR/ income Sometime between Saturday night and Monday morn- years of age. She is survived by three 1111111110111111111111M111111 - life. Call or write Billy ing keys were punched. sons, J. P. Jones, L. Jones • )1-Rohe? "II Sumner, 500 North 5th Street, the college postoffice was entered by an unknown and John Jones. t-rrnm a S. E. distance PLaza 3-5658 II-8C intruder, but nothing was molested, according to Max San FranclIsco's Chinatown, with Wrather, who has been doing field work for the 3-Prorloos Hurt, assistant city postmaster. an estimated population of 35,000 Murray Milk Plant for the past few months, has etnne been 4-c‘vnle4 Nies 111111111111111Miliall11111111 CHESTER McCUISTION WILL BE Leon Borens, 17, and Cartes' Cook, 27, of this eounty is the world's largest outside the elected to the place of agriculture teacher on the faculty selling Hot Tamales on the west Orient. Kirksey rireriritt f111111111111M1111111111111ME near Pine Bluff weren't quite sure but that they had land- at High School. nue side of Help Your Self Store after 4-Bandies Distr. by U '" sitars W. PC. 8 ed a whale Saturday morning when 4 00. PL 3-3592. 8-8P they attended their trotline near Blood River Island in the Tennessee River. ps They found their line anchor torn from the bank and some monster doing battle witti their line in the middle Frazee, Melugin & Holton of the river. After some 30 minutes- battle, they landed INSURANCE AGENTS a 68 pound yellow catfish. NAP VII 11118EI TIE MO by EDMOND HAMILTON Dr. John W. Carr. Dean of Murray State College, AUTOMOBILE — FIRE — CASUALTY r-I44 rasT;LZ1.=,=WVIVAA=J= celebrated his sixteenth anniversary as a member of the Murray State College faculty and administrative staff Telephone PL 3-3415 Gatlin Building Tuesday. WHAT HAS itArrr.Nro eyed man with a curious smooth It was Kirk Harniii•nd was • itan alone pretty obvious, Ham- The contract He had been chosen a. the filet gray complexion. They turned mond thought, that at least some for curbing, draining, and asphalt sur- Murray, Kentucky man to swing around the Moon in • from their work to look at Ham- of these people thought he was facing of Twelfth Street from the hazel Road to the satellite and return Rafe to Perth, lie mond in surprise and had been launched into spate In Es quick-rising a spy or ally of some enemy of Five Points Road was let Wednesday, with specifications plorer Nineteen from Cape Canaveral alarm. the:rs called the Vramen. And, ig- calling for the job to be completed within The third stage of the rocket mis- He stared back, seeing their 100 days. fired and Hammond s cozy encloeure norant as he was of their lan faces as though in a dream. 4••••• attuned certain to be hie tomb going He guage, how was he going to tell NANCY in and on past the Moon into the knew that he was nearly out. He them the truth &bolt himself" by Ernie Bualunillar deeps of illimitable space. II. opened • the mtestle'• em r Minh to avoid going would have sunk to the floor if Even more important, how wee: Mai In • lingering death. Rat> Quobba had not steadied him he going to make them believe DRAW, YOU .\.]E Ilia senses slowly. sharpening. Ham- as he led him across the hall. Be- )RAW,. YOU mond became •wiire that he had been it, VARMINT frozen instantly in death, then re- hind him wondering and excited His eyes fell upon the astro- L VARMINT vised by intense, frictional heat caused men and women followed, their nomical charts on the wall, and by Explorer Niacteen falling bark to Earth ilk, • blazing meteor. He voices rising in 'abuzzing chatter. a thought came into his mind. elected his Wean.' enclosed seat, hit They went through connecting He went unsteadily toward thu water, and was shaken by disbelief of rock-cut halls to a smaller cham- charts. Most of them seemed to what he read in the night sky. The star, were In positions Where his study ber that seemed their destination. be star-maps of various regions of astronomy had indicated they would Here were shelves of curious of the galaxy, but one was a be 10 WO years after his life on Earth. Washed ashore anti helpless. Ham- metal-bound books, wall-charts of diagram of the solar system with mond was made captive by • huge astronomical diagrams, a couple all the planets depicted in their man with a pale blue fare. The latter of littered desks. orbits. Hammond picked up a tl spoke • language unheard of by Ham- — • • round. but succeeded in identifying "Hz Jon Wilson, lent do nos pencil and hastily drew • small himself as Rah Quotiba. Hoomen." Quobba said to Ham- picture on this chart. Hammond taken was to • PAMOU- mond, pointing to the He. drew a tiny rocket-pro- 11•ged cavern, where be faced three man who tows strang• men. was coming trevara them. pelled satellite speeding away Jon Wilson was past middle from Earth, with the crude fig- CHAPTER 7 age. He overwhelmingly remind- ure of • single man visible in- If IRK HAMMOND'S dazed eyes ed Hammond of someone, and side the sphere. 1114, 1.1 I ••• IN, swept from the men to the suddenly he remembered. He pointed to the satellite ant frag.r 11155, Wed 1.•••••••••.... •.10 - - big instrument that occupied much There had been a man named the little figure in it, and then of the room. John Brown of Harper's Ferry, pointed to himself. It did not It looked like a six-inch refract- a long time ago. A harsh, fan- seem to lessen the hostility of Lli.'- ABNER by Al Capp ing telescope mounted on a heavy atic leader. He had seen pictures the crowd. pedestal, and yet there were things of that man and this ene,. was like "How the devil can I tell them shout it that didn't fit a telescope him -the same gauntenarrow face I slept hi the satellite for cen- '2AAIRIimPfattc AS MY SPLENDID!! THIS IS ME WILDEST at all. Hammond wondered of iron-hard planes, the same iron. turies?" GUESTS, LET'S LIVE TREAT 'YOU'VE EVER Ile noticed that a section of the gray hair, the deep hollow-cavern- groggily. NELSON DETECTIVE OF ceiling above it was so mounted ed eyes, everything hut the beard. Then he saw that one of the f IT UP, MISS GIVEN ME,FEARLESS!! that it could be swung aside, al- charts depicted the northern con- SHRINKA- FOSDICK!! COURSE!! PIMPLETON, The impact of thole eyes was I lowing the big tube to sweep the like a blow, and in them was an stellations as seen from Earth, FELLER! LOVELY DEAR!! ce- sky. The unfamiliar instrument, alert anxiety as he looked at with the crossed lines of the LADY the unfamiliar technology it rep- Hammond. lestial pole at the star Delta resented, completed Hammond's There was a girl at his side. Cygni. He reached up and drew bewilderment. slender in her brief garment, her new crossed lines at the star Po- Quobba took the protective tur- dark hair falling to touch her laris. ban off Hammond's He pointed to that, then point- head and shoulders. She WWI pretty as a drew him by the arm toward a hawk, and her dark eyes were ed again to the picture of the well-mouth that yawned at one wide with wonder. satellite leavirg Earth and to side of the chamber. A narrow himself. Ile hoped they would "Hz an do Vremen 7" she asked spiral stair of metal dropped down understand that he meant he had quickly of Rah Quobba. this vertical shaft. left Earth when Polaris was the Gan. G.mals.- Hammond went down it with "Nun, Iva:" the blue man sail. pole star. the blue man going ahead and His battered face was earnest as Some of them understood at made rapid hUSSPIMPLEMVAIG4SAAD reaching back to steady him. The he explanations, point- once. ANT Wilson, the leader, did. ing excitedly IDEA NOW WILD upward toward the hostility on hie gaunt face S P.G OP THIS wizened little yellow man named The —•• *Ph r••••••▪• ••• THIS Shau Tammas came after them rock ceiling. faded into an expression of in- TREAT w1LL BE!! with monkey-like agility. To Hammond it was more like crechilitY. He looked at Ham- There was bright white light be- a dream every minute. The whole mond and seemed about to voice ABB1E an' SLATS by Raebura Vas Bare* low, and they went down into the !acme was blurring. He had kept his skepticism, but something in •• ale light, into a great room or hall going on sheer nerve, Lit now Hammond's appearance stayed that had been cut or blasted the inevitable reaction hit him like him. There came into his deep LUCKY FOR US WE GOT RID a mountain falling eyes a hint of dawning awe. OF DOEiBS' SCOW BEFORE aomehow out of solid rock. on him. He NOT A SIGH OF tried to hold on, to fight "Do phrann 7" he said. Themo HIS FRIENDS COME NOSING The room was big and lofty. tack the CHARLIE'S BOAT AT globes in the rock shapeless darkness. was disbelief in his tone, but It AROUND.' Brilliant white THE LIGI-ITHOUSE, POE; ceiling shed an almost shadowleas Ile became aware that an alter. was not violent, not sure. _ tittiminittion. Around the walls cation was going on. A tall, hard- He and the girl Iva and file were unfamiliar machines, tables eyed man with sandy hair was others stared at Hammond, more of whirring instruments, glitter- speaking rapidly to Jon Wilson, startled now'than suspicious. ing metal aseembliee. There were gesturing at Hammond with sus- The man Lund spoke up with more than •score of people work- picion in every line of his face. harsh denial strong in his atti- Quobba answered ing busily at the machines-most Suspicion, and hate. tude. and him and excitedly, of them were men, but some were "Mtn, ez fa Vramen!" the san- loudly but Ham- • women who wore shirts and dy-haired man said, and a mutter mond did. not care any longer what they said. Shortn. of agreement came from those — —1- 1-g1446141141-.1 cumulative The majority of these people crowded in behind Hammond. The effects of his LIKE I TOLD YOU,HONEY, Were of a perfecUy familiar type But Qirobba shook his head In ordeal v.-cce closing down urion CHARLIE'S PROBABLV _ him and the whole room seemed hut there were a few who looked angry denial. FOLLOWIN' A SCHOOL 0' to darken and move slowly eee- an unusual as Quobba and Tam- **Ez nun, Lund!' MACKEREL AROUND LLD men with But the sandy-haired man Only around him. maa-a couple of stocky THE OCEAN ,•• •••a a,..OP - Va.*I C.. VS,b, ,•••••• dull red skins, a lanky hollow-. talked louder, against Quobba (Continued Trim'wren' S..••••••

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DALE & STUBBLEFIELD. Coke Party Given Will Be Open This Phone PL 3-4707 or Recently Honoring Sunday Lochie Landolt, Editor for your ID 6-3327 Miss Rosemary Jones Drug. Prescription and Sundry Needs. Miss 1.7ichie Belle Overbey en- WE WILL BE CLOSED tertained at her from home recently 11:00 a, with m. to 1:00 p.m. to, Church flour a coke party honoring bride- • elect Miss Rosemary Jones. Smor4/10 The honoree was presented a Vottii gift and a c,rsage by the hostess. Cokes, popovers and cookies were served by the hostess to: Miss Carolyn 11 ails Mesdames A. B. Crass. Sue Nue- bola, Ronald Nash and Misses Honored At Paris Jenn,ye Sue Stubblefield. lidelia Landing Thursday Austin. Peggy Sue Shroat, Patricia FREE! Prow, Donna Lou Tuck. Sondra Kyle. • Miss CarAyn Wallis, bride-elect Betty Faust, Betty Elio, Gayle of Carl M. Stout Jr.. was compli- Douglas and Diane Elkins. ROLL of FILM mented with a luncheon at the Paris Landing Hotel on Thursday, RECORD DUNKING—Mrs. One roll A white frame Dolores Fisher, 23, mother of three, FREE with each roll left August 6, at 100. building in Fay- rests in hospital here for De- etteville, in Los Angeles after setting a new veloping and Printing! N. Y.. near Syracuse, aas mersion sub- Offer applies to Black HoStesses for the occasion were: record of 55 hours, 37 minutes, and the boyhood home 11 seconds. She White Only — Sizes 120, 127, Mesdames James M. of President beat the old submersion 620. Lassiter. Ver- Grover Cleveland. mark by five and one-half hours. non Stubblefield Jr.. Woodf.n Hut — FAST ONE-DAY SERVICE! son. and Henry Motto. — . The bride-elect • chose from her troves. eau a latue —nad green' drint- ed pure silk. Gilden Junio•- dress,i with a bouffant skirt and a cape I WALLIS collar. She wore black accessories. DRUG,, The table was centered with a bouquet of pink gladiolas and carnations. Miss Wallis was presented with a white carnation c rsage woh a miniature bride 7:30 p.m. resting in the flower. The mothers. Mrs_ Gingles Walks. and Mrs. Carl Stout Sr.. were given a corsage of AUGUST 10 pink carnations a.. The hostesses presented Miss IWalbs Student Union —trith a silver water pitcher • at the "close of the luncheon. , FOR !.... Building 1 Guests attending the luncheon , were: Mesdames Thomas Banks, Murray State ; Robert Hans, Pat Wallis. Ed Frank THE FAMILY! College • Kirk, J. B. Wilson. Pete Farmer, • -.o ih'hitnell. Wells Purdom. eds. Llamsaway,-Wayiest- * John Farmer. Burgess Parker, Gingles Wallis. Carl Stout, the hostess and the honoree_ World Famous Si • • • • i.fre low Kentucky's Rosemary Clooney will headline a Spectacular Revue FORTY CEN"fURIES iT0RS along with Frankie Avalon, S•ae LOOK DOWN on photograph, a tourist taking a picture Jimmy Dean and the Four a horizontal sl.c.t, v---1U—Sphinx. This La-&-September 11-12- includes glimpses of 13 at the Kentucky Meiliday.'Amin Ildh two of the famous pyramids. State Fair. The Fair will be The September 11-19. Bethany Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church "PRP! will meet at the city park in the Miss Rosemary • picnic area by the Girl Scout Picture Jones Kirksey il".111; .1leets cabin at 6.30 pm. Your ilototioa' - Mr. Ilarold Prow • • • • ly JOAN O'SULLIVAN In Ilame Of L'UROPE: Here Wednesday, August Itth you come! Complete "It's Plans Mrs. I?. The Wesleyan C.rcle of the First your very first irlis :1 • W.' Blakely .5 OF abrovi PribilESS" aad,tyou Min ft thodat Chores will meet in the couldn't Os -vernary J.nes. bride-elect The more horsiacy WML1 met reeently home of Mrs Rex Alexander excited if you'd just Wgel of Mr Harold Prow Jr. and daughi at the Makes Science in the borne of R. W. Blakely at 7:30 in the evening sweepstakes. Come to Life! ter of Mr and Mrs. Clyde Jones. 7:30 in the evening. Some has completed her wedding plans Advice The president. Mrs. Jim Washer, PROPER SPIRIT What's The ceremony opened the program with the on your mind? A will take place—at JACKSON. miss. LIN — A di- hundred tbe wales word Psalms happy details of First Christian Cnurch. Sun- 96-2_ vision of the state Edoction the big journey. You hustle, • day. August 16 at 4.30 in tne Eter- Board :s fponsiir for you The program chairman. Mrs. a fivs-day bustle, you're busy noon The Rev. Howard R. conierence. as can be. Nichols W. Blakely.: gave the opening today. on But a bit of advice: will officiate. devati..nal. means The program was concerning of helping MIssissippi al- : 1,1 1•11ss Jones has MU- cOholics. Right at the head tilt* ch.sen Miss sionaries in Mexico. Mississippi is lega:ly of the Jrrnye Sue dry. "Don't Forget List" • ,Stisedilefield . that's maid - . your guide to a honor. Bridesmaids will Participating In the procrarn vacation-pack- be MISS. Patricia , ing. be sure to hat Pr were Mrs. Marie Tucker. Mrs.s DINNER AL FRESCO this one "AA le. sister Fioetta REDFORD word: camera_ of the groo:n: and Parker. Mrs Imogene Bel- , Eng ia nd UPI — Mrs. A. Fellow Don't forget B. Crass. Ni-ss Marilyn cher Mrs Jack Cain and Mrs., airmen at Chick-oinds U. to pack it. Pic- Cohoor,. ture your a cousin of the bride, Ruby Treas. S. - Air Frce Base 'bet Airman vacation and the will serve grand venture as junior brides:naive A bus.nms session was conduct- Horace Peite $10 that wouldn't is one you can Mr. Prow eat enjoy for all the has as his best man. ed ar,d officers were elected for a live frog. They had t • pay. years to his father. come, Mr. Harold. Pr:w of the coming year They are presi- Afichsonville. Usners will be Mes- dent. Mrs H E Tress: secretary- Movies and Snapshots srs Mackie Purckett. treasurer. Mrs. Kamen: Floetta Parker: pro- Take movies Maurice Yates. Jeffersonville, gram that capture Ind; chairman. Mrs Terry Sills; not only Larry the landmarks but Joe Prow. Madismviae missicri study chairman. Mrs. a Hob- the action of a memorable brother *of the groom: Bobby; Nix ble' Washer: community missions. trip. Take snapshots, too, Cravellerd and Ronald Nash, Mrs Ruby Treas: for prayer chair- you'll want to send prints Mais Judy Barnett. rgar,ist. man. Mrs. hnogene to and Wiener: re- family, to old friends and Miss Millicent King. porter. Mrs. to vocalist of Jean Noel. the new ones you'll A DANISH LANDMARK, Herrin. ill, meet in Frederiksborg Castle. is photo- will fiee an music your travels. graphed framed by trees. fie the ceremony. People add interest to foreground. ceremony and the There'll be Friends scaption fol. bon voyage gifts Even a camera and relat.ves uf the low.ng coming can be In- handy present, in the part ir :1 the chur- your way and to cluded too. r .Tple 77-, tert • • A:end avoid on your list. A box Inf. eh duplication women - . As for film, it's the perfect travelers type model that takes black always seem to - Kitt. You can't have too wind up with and-white and color many endless cosmetic snapshots, cases, sew- Ss well am ing color slides, and Do bring kits and other such gim- has all you'll need arol a flash attachment for in- micks—why not suggest a little more. Color film, when a fist door shots. Is budget-pre ed. Murray of photo accost/tones available in Europe, is .ex- Lumber that will A case Co. to protect your cam- Inc. tremely be useful on your expensive. trip? era and hold supplies "EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL" is a Sad Discovery ' 104 East Maple I , St. Phone PL 3-3161 _ Buy Italian-made film, as we did • SEE The amazing 'ear in Rome, and you make:, that runs by the power of a sad discovery when you get the sun home. Because the film calls for special processing, • SEE How space not ships of tomorrow will be controlled! WEST available here, the charge for developing • SEE MAIN FURNITURE was, as we re- The progress of jet engines—from 'I member, about Ancient 1301 West Main $2 for each Greece to the world of tomorrow! Plaza 3-3515 print—pretty expensive pictures! • SEE Synthetic rubber --- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Other manufactured i11 60 seconds Items' -_—_ in a pop Other good items hilttlP , Wringer Type - Good for a gift Condition - 2 Only list Include WASHING a tripod, exposure • SEE "Liquid sunshine" operate MACHINES . . . . 12.95 ea. meter, flash bulbs and bat- a radio, lift weights, teries. spin wheels, flash lights, ring bells! Duncan Phyfe - Nice The best present of all—and I I SOFA BEDS It costs just a few cents at '28.50 camera DON'T supply shops -- is a MISS "PREVIEWS OF Singer wonderfully PROGRESS!" - with Chair helpful pane r• FREE f+ SEWING back book, "Vacation Europe ADMISSION! MACHINE '16.50 with Your Color camera." Good Suggestions With Springs - Your Choice DENTON BUICK \,\ I IRON A It offers how-to hints for BEDS 5 taking good pictures and hats 9.95 WHO'S THIS LADTt—Why, she's 'Photographic Musts" f o r Mrs. Marian Javits, wife of - OTHER each European country. Color HOLCOMB BARGAINS — Senator Jacob Java.' (41.), New illustrations suggest some York, arriving In Hollywood COME good pictures to shoot for. IN AND LOOK AROUND! to take up her acting career CHEVROLET The book, a sequel to "Va- again, a move okayed by --,•RADIO-TV-APPLIANCE tAe cation US- with Your color REPAIRS — senator. She'll be a secretay Camera" is small enough to for the FBI in "Who's That Open Evenings Until tuck in Tour purse, where 7 p.m. Lady?" starring Tony A it J. T. HALE Curtis, SCOTS: PIPER plaYstor will be a handy Dean a picture that will be guide to prize- Martin and Janet Leigh. orable bot.venir of a a' mem- winning siiiilinet sp.nt touring the pictures of a perfcct Highland,, trip. MOTOR SALES

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