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40 Selected As 'A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspliper t. JUNE 3, 196 Largut NTS MADE • Largest FAMILY Circulition In The City; Largest Circulation In The sa made by Mr..21 City; Largest • Berryman of tri Circulation In le Farm and Horn The.County Circulation In Program is report The County Broektrian, area agen eesity of Kentucky. ••••• n has been remodel united Press enience, a bathroon IN OUR 76th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, her rooms refinished June 4, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LX)-CVI No. 1 33 1-provementa to the covering the outsidi s redecorating in id Z a deep freezeffe m. fences have beer rebuilt and field. effort will' be madt man to have 12 cow. 8,000 pounds ng MURRAY of mul COUNTRY CLUB id acre strawber ELECTS of OFFICERS lu- ✓ plus an acre nex ge Politics Warms Up of Residents HONORS FBI CHIEF, SEES 'A' SHOW nprovements planned Promised Quick In Kentucky Ford-UAW In ling Authority Given Board the capa.lty of To ouse and a new as FRANKFORT. June 4 Jr -Jess ade A milk. Action On City Street Repair Ward, Paintsville, who became the Deep - Sessions Purchase Necessary Ground Aifth candidate tosfile for the Dern:- AY and A delegation of about ocratic nomination for lieutenant twenty lines The line can be placed under- persona attended the meeting last governor today blasted the tactics Over The site Si' the location of the Robert Hahs, L. D. Miller, Charlie URDAY neath the pavement. Weekend right of the Murray Ciy Coursed. of a fellow candidate. Harry Lee Murray Country Club has been Costello. and C. B. Buchanan. City clerk told the council that The group represented Water-field. purchased acoording to officials tot Committee heads have been ap- residents the sale of privilege and automobile of the South .In a statement By REV BRUNE the dub, and plans are now un- pointed 15th. street. Woodlawn licenses was slow. issued after he to determine the cost of The penalty for United Press Staff Correspondent area and the Farmer, Miller avenue not filed his declaration papers, Ward derway to consider what part of building a swimming pool, golf purchasing these licenses goes DETROIT, area. said he was "especially contemp- June 4 us -- The the grounds to improve first. course, and housing facilities. into effect on June 15 CIO tuous of the manner United Auto Workers, pressing The club will be located Councilman Darrell in which Mr. on The minimum cat of each will Roy Starka, a spokesman for the Shoemaker to wrap up an unprecedented an- brought up Waterfield ia attempting to sneak the Nanney Farm which is located be reported baok to the directors group thanked the council the question of the nual wage package for for into the lieutenant governor's (A- its minim - one and one-half miles from the for consideration. assurances that recent extensions of the city limits odd the streets and members launched a fateful courthouse in Murray'. and the effect of these lice." He charged that Waterfield The loca- The best possible program for ditches in the area torn up by extensions weekend of negotiatians with Ford on persons "is attempting to slip into office tion which has been described as the country club budget will then sewer and water pipe installations, whc can now vote in and General Motors as pert of the tail today. excellent, lies between the College be pre-ented the membershn would be the city elections. The conclusion of Chandler's What t•i repaired. He asked the happens at the weekend Farm was that only precincts kite." Road and the Mayfield for approval. council when they might expect 9 and 10 talks could have an important are affected, Waterfield is running on the 'highway. The acreage is roughly At the present time approxi- this work to be done and that these voters bearing on the entire same national rectangular in shape with the may merely pick up their city ticket with A B. Chandler, economy. mately 100 members have jorned The council and Mayor George ballots at their regular who is oppo,ing Bert T. Combs greater part facing a road which the Murray Country Club. Officials voting Besides the issue of labor peace. Hart told the group that the con- places tor the Democratic gubernatorial connects the College Farm Road expressed the opinion that if ap- or strikers die question of the guar- • tractors would be on the scene Ward said he resigned as chief and the Mayfield Highway. proximately 130 Members have anteed annual wage was at stake. Monday, and 'hit if they were - petroleum - gas inspector The club will have a 200 foot joined by August 1, the closing Chapter If the talks fan through, the not there, then the city would for the state Department of In- frontage on the Maygield highway date for charter members, the "HER City Resident national economy could be hit GIRL begin the work on Tuesday morn- surance to and a sixty foot right-Of-,way on entire building enter the race because sharply by a crippling auto stnike program can be IE KONGO" ing themselves. Passes Away he believes "the the College Farm Read. This will accompli hed. office should be A stoke would affect malty other filled by the wi,11 of the people give three- possible entranCes to It is not the plan to build a In case of inclement weather, industries dependent on iutomobile Oakley C. Walston, age M. pas- and not by the when of politi- production. the club grounds. complete clubh.ouse at the present 'Mayor Hart said, then of course sed away on Friday at 9:00 p. rn. cians." • At a meeting this week officers time, hoso er some facilities the work would have to be post- Could Be Extended at the Murray Hospital. were elected and a full board of poned further. He had Others who are seeking the If the union wins the annual be co-.atructed for minimum re- been ill for the past five directors named. zpr‘r:ements. years, Democratic nomination for lieu- wage for the nearly half million The contractors have been ob- Dr. John Quertermous Was however his death carne suddenlat. tenant governor wcrkers at Fortl and General Prircipal projects at ligated to replace streets, drive- are Commissioner Mo- Survivors include his wife. Mrs tors it would quickly named president of the club. and first will be the swimming pool 10NITE ways, and drainage of Agriculture Ben S. Adams, At- be extended ditches as they Vera Walston, Henry Holton vice-president. Aud- and five sisters,, Mrs. ty. Gen J D Buckman to the union's other members. the golf course. A small con- maire prior to the water and sewer Jr. and rey Simmons John Palmer. Mrs Lena Banister, Other industries might also %vas elected treasur- cession stand. lockers and show- pip, Installations The weather has 011ie W. Montogenery, Campbells- follow Miss Surie Walston, Mrs Jim suit just as they e: and James M. Lassiter secre- ers will be the only other planned hotel very bad In recent months ville have follavd Washam, all of Brewers and Mrs. other precedent-setting tary. building condrutat.on at this for street repair. however. steps of the tirro• Danial Butler of Paducah: one auto industry in the past, The ottor members of the board • it is hoped that sothetime in City Street Superintendent Rob such as brother. Thomas of Hardin: also he cast-of-living contract of ria• o• ,t-s are Verne Kyle. Dr. the future a complete club Huie was instructed to rent a gra- in 1950. house a number of nieces and nephews. McElraths CIO President Walter with all facilities can be der and put the gravel streets in Have Reuther construc- The funeral will be appeared hopeful that ted. order and to prepare other streets held at the Several weekend Gangster Brewers Methodist Citoretth. which Visitors talas scheduled with both Given Officials r• the cildb"said Veiny for heatable pevips this surnmer com- ootended, at 2:30 on Sunday panies would, .nelp him bring 19 Year Sentence that the club is now an actual 1e council voted to accept the Recent guests at with Rev Leonard Cole and Bro. the Ronald 'bear enedgh. Ptilissurg to force reality and the plans county tax list as has been the Churchill are be'rre Harron cabin on Kentucky Lake through his annual • custom In the past J D officiating. Burial wage demand JERSEY CITY, N J. June 4 definitely laid for countrY eh* were Mr. and Mrs C Leroy Cox. Nat Ryan will be in Brewers cemetery. The union contract with Fogd - Onetime gang lord Albert Hughes cited a city Mary Linda. and Thomas Pallbearers will be his nephews Leroy. will run cut Monday and the union Anastasia sat ordance which is on the books. of Columbia, glumly in Hudsan /brey Palmer. Avery Mo. and Mr and has said o will strike unless The acreage. owned by the which makes it mandatory for Palmer, Leo a County Jail today. waiting for Mrs Charles Roselle. Mary. and settlsanent is Murray Country Club amounts to residents to connect Palmer. Euel Ray Walston. Ed reached before then. federal officials to decide in what to a sewer Richard, of Nashville. Tenn. about Thomas Walston. F.rnest Smith. The General Motors contract runs pentitentiary he will 67 acres. It is known as the line where the line is adjacent to While in this serve a one- Frank vicinity, the Coxes rut Tuesday' The union old Nanney farm. The land has their property The ordnance points Gore. and Cleatus Butler. has ro- year sentence for income tax eva- also V1.Site4 Mrs- Cox's parents. eeiveci a favcrable been described as lying well for primartly toward The Max -H. Churcbill Funeral strike vote b.,- PRESIDENT EISENHOWER pins the rarely-awarded Nation, sion. the outdoor "privy" Dr and Mrs Hugh M Mcfltrath Security Home will be in GM workers but hasn't set a atoree Medal on J. Edgar Hoover for The swarthy UM as a country club. located within the city limits charge of arran- of Murray. his "long and brilliant" service as 51-year-old reported deadline yet. Director of The council voted also to refloor gements the Federal Bureau of Investigation. During a ceremony -lord high executioner" for Mur- Other visitors of the McElraths at the White There is a high knoll on eto the small News Leaks House, Hoover was given a : aecial citation for his "out- der. Inc . who was acquitted bricigt. on South Second included their son, William of eastern part of the tract which Mr- Despite news blackouts at ware standing contribution to national secuory." Later, the President murder charges street and to widen East Maple four times. meek- covered Drive Planned For F.1rath. a student in the Southern Mika with visited the Library of Congress exhibit on the peaceful uses of atomic Is with trees. It is at th.t street between Third both companies details ly murmured "thank you." Friday and Second Baptist Theological Seminary. Louie energy. He is shown looking over a plastic protector point that the club houste will - of offers made by both firms have suit used by when U.S. District Rob Huie was given permission Integration vine; his Persons checking radioactive materel. Sounder Court Judge be canatructed friend and fellow-student. leaked out, Union sources aroernational -as-. by the council to obtain bids on told Thomas M. Madden sentenced him Bill Shinto. of Gallup. N. M: and newsmen an earth ATLANTA South's that Ford had offered to to the one-year term and The swimming pool will be boring machine costing l/a -The Mrs. Duke Pettit. Sr.. of fined con- Princeton, set up a 35-millian-dollar fund to him $20.800 about $1100 The machine makes Negro leaders met in a closed Ky, Ith structed in the general area of supplement unemployment compen- It unnecessary to cut across paved session here today to plan a south- This Week's If Anastasia behaves in prison the club house. The land generally sation for workers when they are Balanee Sheet and pays his streets to install sewer or water wide drive for racial integration fine he could be slopes toward the North - South laid - off paroled of schools as ordered by the US. before he completes the -tenter line of the tract. Within 24 hours I MI Supreme Court. Former union aourcers term In similar .easies in the past, Resident Dr. Roberts Elm Grove To also leaked the news that General In The Hot prisoners have been paroled in 10 • Hahn is membershiro A carrypaign of petitioning for And Cold Wars Dies On Friday Motnrs had offered higher nay merit hs. shairrnan of the club and urges Have Vacation immediate steps toward desegre- __— raises and higher pensions than Anastaxiaai tax lroahles are not that those who with to becom gation was already under way as By CHARLES M. MeC.I1NN Mrs Audie Paschall Page. age Ford because of a strike by 70.000 rail- over, however. Ife still member: contact him as soon as Bible School the National Association for the faces a gov- 59, died at her home It appeared some of teal.... United Prelim Staff Correspondent road engiogets possible, Advancement in Miami. the and firemen. The ernment civil suit for the $11.742 of Colored People The week' good Vacat.on Bible Sehrial Florida Friday aferno-in Mrs Page might have been 8 deliberate tort , and laird news ,strike threatened to paralyze in taxes he dodged plus interest will be- met with its legal advisers Brit August --1 has be is a former resident of Calloway of union strategy to put pressure on the international balance sheet: and as the gin at hte Elm Grove Baptist The i•h industry and even to endanger penalities. NAACP excluded advisers County en the company. official closing dat chartvr Chun. on Monday June 6 and The union be the food supply A strike by near- The former, ganglind power from its meeting but scheduled an leaking The Deed membergh ips will continue She is survived by her husband. he news of company of- ly 20.000 dock pleaded guilty May 23 to the through Fi .day afternoon prep conference after- I. The chinese Communists freed v.toriters made the Carl Page two daughters. fers 'might have been trying charges eight June 10 ward. Mrs In situation more serious. day.; before his Virginia Jordan make the two four 'United States Air Force The hours . will be from and Miss Elizabeth firms edgy 2. France scheduled retrial in the case II 8:30 • Nine Negro parents filed peti- officers whom they had impris- raced a new serials in Page, one 'anther. Barkley Pea- first toil, held in Newark lio• through 11.30 each day tions on the etre of oned rmore North Africa. Seeking to 6cl the Mother Of Three the session for chall of Detroit one sister, Mrs. fe than two years in November, All boys and girls in and around admission Modern Day terrorism which has swept thepro- ended in a hunt! iurv of their 19 children to Reed Wilson of Detroit, Fagin flagrOnt violation of the Korean Dies In • the Elm Grove community are and two ot. tectorates of His attorney, Anthony Ca'andra Gas Chamber Atlanta schools. The NAACP said grandchildren Is armiatiee. The Reds said they took Tunisia and Moro-co urged to attend the school There Arrested "since the et.1 of World had asked fro a change of venue similar petitions were being pre- Funeral services their action in a move toward re- War teachers • for Mrs Page - -- to Camden. N. J., for the retrial SAN QUENTIN. Calif. June 4 will be and workers for pared in three other Georgia Premier Kivu, Faure negotiated a ci- will be held in Miami, Florida on CHTCAGO. June 4 IP -Pollee ducing international tension There of the ground adverse SP -Bodies of two executed mur- every age group. ties hrme rule agreement for Tuni•ia newspaber Monday tod..ry hell a .modern-day were indicatimAs that the Commu- reports of derers remained unclaimed in Following are the classes and "Fairin•' The agreement could the disappearance of a San nists !OM' would free 11 more air- be a model Quentin Prison age groups beginners. Who admitted teaching/. his two government withers in Florida made today but '.he re- age 4 and men for a similar one in Morocco. But teen-age antis to be "real burpars" whom they had sentenced as a fair-trial impossible ingots of 'their gun moll, attractive 5, primary age 6,7,8,; juniors, age Pure may not be male "mono." Encouraged by the new stale to get the Barbara Graham. 9 through 12, intermediates when • they returned with only The witness. Charles Ferri, a far. Was claimed by and Selections atmoarithere. Tunisian agreement through Par- Made For the United - States mer FortoLee. an agent of her last hnaband Four early and cirearets from a gro- N. J.. plumber, had sl'Ire 13 through 16. liament. He is also confronted •bv cers, thee looted. triel to get the release also o' 52 testified at the first trial that he -Ter trio of killers died Fridie The school will close on Friday serious terrorism in Algeria. add'tirnal Americans - 41 Civil- which (lid In the gas chamber after an agor- with a picnic lun_fi prepared John It' Peter-on, 41, unem- $8700 worth of work on Ana- by is a part of France itself politi- izing Babe Ruth League ployed. was arrested friday ians and 11 Navy and Coast,. Gruard atasia*s 570.000 Fort Lee massing' last-minute attempt t•-. save the 'asps of the church. Teams night ", men believed cally them . after being implicated In the roIl-i - still held in Ctoria. overlooking the Hudson River President Eisenhower, however, 3. 'The Communists in a new Authorities said the her, by his sons. Wafter. 15. On Ferri and his wife have beep bodies 'if Selections for the move in their "Is by blockade- of Jack WEATHER four Babe Ruth Willoughliv... Jeff Corbett. Buzz John Jr. 18. tweed cautinn in assessing the mo- missing from their bleand-apattered Santo 'anh Emmett Perkins. Lear teams has been tives of ibe West Berlin, curt the telephone leaders of the notoriaux "Mountain made se- Williams, Ted Sykes, Steven Sand- The boys were seized eaclic.r Communists in their hi-me at North Dade. Fla., since g to officials of the league. alteted attitude. lines which link the statioris of Murder Mob." would be creme:PA REPORT ers. Harold Moss. Hoyt Wyatt, when police get reports that May 1. Following are the teams with John 2. Nikita S Khrussihey. the important elevated railroad at the Napa State Hie-pita'. .The Sowell, Mac Fitts, Venom svr,re selling ("carets to fellow stu- Russian - IH) their managers and onerstirsr in Wert and it Ber- two killers died side sponsors litubbleifield. Bill Young, Steve dents at rommisnist Pars- boss. and Prem- by side. just .• the Hearst 'School • lin Red Pirates. Gene Dunn. sponsor Foost. Donnie Henson ier Nikolai A Bulginan failed in East 11"rlin controls the three hours after Mrs. Graham 32 Peoples Bank railroad. By cutting year-old Tigers, Al Hewett sponsor Mur- They confessed nulling rOf the an attempt to get President Tito the telephone Bill Rowlett To former prostitute, was pot lines. 1114 Dow,' Nelson Shroat. Gien P Roberts. ray Manufactrirtne Campany May 25 theft with three other of Yugoslavia to return to the So- the Corromunisda endangered to death. Kenny easserger Graduate From Farrell, Stanley Young, Dan Dan Pugh. Kenny Wiggins, Harold teenager:. who were also arrested viet bloc of nations VisitIng Bel- and freight service in All three were cooVicted of the 110v Parker, Ronnie Wed Berlin. murder of p. MourbraY, Roy Hurt, Glen Edwards, Paul Lee. but whose name: were withheld. grade with marked soolnesa. Tito Medical School a wealthy litirtsark Smith. Bryan Anderson, Robert Jerry Henry. The Peterson boys is' now Calif. widow Mabel Monohan. but By UNITED PRESS Jerry Shroat. Dirk said their fo- aTraogino to tell the Unit- Vaughn. Frank White, Jimmy t son , Hugh ther asked after • Santo and Perkins were elan eon- Southwest Mil.tapv Joe Ray. the robbery if ed States. Britain and Fr Ole, a- Bill Rowlett, son of John Row- Kentucky - Cloudy Wells. Joe Brewer, Ree;"1 victed of the Chester. Tommy Cerra- Harry Sparks. Billy Brandon. Rae anyone hod seen them break in. bout the visit and, it is under- Will Re Held lett, W Poplar St.: will graduate Calif. Massa- and warmer today. high 90 Cloudy way ,Don Wells, cre of grocer Guard Young and Buddy. Farris, Roberts. Jerry Wallace, David stood, to ask additional military from medical reboot in Louisville and warm with scattered showers Frank Rickman. When they replied "no." they At Murray High three tiny children in 1952. and Miller, David Sykes. Ronnie Hen- aid of them en Sunday. June 5, and will in- or thunthrstorms tonight and Sun- Braves Gene said. Peterson bawled them out were suspected of cornmOting sev- Cohoon. sponsor son. 3. Russia sod Japan- opened ne- tern at a hoepital in Oklahoma day Bank of Murray. and said he woirld return to the The last in a series of three eral other killings. gotiations in London for a Japan- l City. aeaitals ef the aural* Robert Spann. Carl Stout. bwaine SPEEDWAY grocery svF*b them and shiny of Miss Lillian Mrs Graham, mother of three Kentucky RACE ese peace treaty. Russia had to Weather Commie, Spencer. Johnny McDougal, hmv to be "real burglar," Waiters be held tonVght at the John Rowlett children, received two last minute Tammy The 250 mile Grand National -reek the negotiations in an attem- left last Monday Humidity increasing and souther- Hurt. ivirrwrsrv Fti,th Setraol. temporary stays Dan Roberts. Jerry Rose. late mod rO stock rar races, will to be with Bill during the grad- of efeeutinn, but, ly 'winds becoming 15 miles The family trio hopped in their Id to keen Japan from rearming Ponils narricinsting to 20 %meld Barlow. Hackie George, be held at the in the re- uating exercises they delayee hrr death mly about Memphis-Arkansas station wagon, drove back to the as , ally ef the free world. ,rfal „or he per hour tonight and tomorrow. Tarry Austin, Ronnie Moore. llej••e• P 90 minutes. tarry Speedway near West Memohla, Atom, which needs foreign Monday outlook clearing and a lit- Knight, looted store and sacked it ef 90 trade, Overhy Peale Petty Hart Mr. and Mrs Torn Rowlett will Thmenv Goodwin, Robers Arkansas at Lehi on Sundae June cooler. The cartons of eigerets. would like to establish good re Toaetta Tueker, tle United States Evans. Donald Lockhart, Tommy 5 at 230 72 pairs cut Roaranne rfleeig leave Saturday to attend the ex- NOTICE Weather Bureau station at Louis- nylons and quantities lations with Russia. But there was .TivIv A Ibrittrat ercises. Stalls The track has of Pod Frances Cahoon Mrs. Rowlett and Kathy a mile and one- every indication it would net, ville reported the following highs Giants Mr .vi.netti an elimated $500, police remain / sr,ten. Carmarita Talent. will go from Louirrottle to Flori- There will be a public Anderson. sponsor half banked dirt track and e$11.500 address for Friday --- Bowling Green 83. said. allied with the west Nancy Sakes rlarice Rnhworlder da to spend 'time time member Belk-Settle Company in prize money will he elVell with Mrs. by R Clark. a of the London 81, Paducah M. Louisville The Rod Ann Dorelas Gayle Douglas, John Rowlett and Charles Tarry, Tommy Hutchens, Several Murrayans plan to and Mrs W. J. Watchtower Society. Suit-day.'June Pikeville 82. at- They also took $35 from the I. Queen Elizabeth II proclaimed Ronnie Hamnton. 84, and Eddie Wells, Jimmy Cook, Wallace tend this speed Capliirger. mather and grand- 5th at the Kingdom Hall of race Sundar cash register, police said, is state of emergency in Britain The recital will begin at 7 30. mother of Bill. Jehovah's Witnesses,

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WO MI.IRRA rAGL THE LEDGER AND TIMES. KENIt-CKY SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1955 ( • Mrs. R. L. ll'ade's Nancy Gibbs. Mr. And Mrs. L. R. 'Harry The Cat Malmberg - TV Schedule Following the recital awards THE LEDGER & TIMES Piano Pupils Give were given to each pupil toward Putnam Are their practice record since Decem- II itl ,1 11ED BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING eNY. lee. Recital COMP Saturday bere. Honored ich - tation-eaf the Marray Ledger. The Calloway Times. ad The ShouldL- Be "Discovered" Waht-TV - "-Ashville Mrs. R. L. Wade presented her Mn, and Mrs. L. R. Putman TaLes-Herald. Ochsber 20. 1928. and The West Kentuckian, January At,'their Christmas party held (Continued from hack) piano pupils in a recital in the were honored guests at a dinner 11. 19.2. III Mrs Wade's home, a music United Pre Sports t1:30 Touchdown Preview church parlor of the First Christ- party on Friday, May 27th given Writer , With Malrnberg's help. Ned club was organized Several names JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER neral 6:45 News Caravan ian Ctiureti on Saturday, May 26, at the home of Mr. and Mis, John -- Manager Muddy Rue! of Garver recorded his fourth vic- were suggested, but "The Melody C Detroit. who 7:011 Jack Carson at seven forty-five in the evening. C. Winter. has been running tery, giving up only see hits. Music Club", suggested by Patty We reserve the right to reject arty Advertising. Letters to tee 'Editor. 7:30 Lee of Riley Preceding the pregrain the pu- around frantically trying to obtain Southpaw Mickey McDermott of Pasco. was chosen. The faulty members of thess or Public Voice items which in • our opinion are not for the best a seemed baseman in the trade Washington turned in the best 800 Big Story pils presented Mee Wade with a musical depaatrnent at Murray H01 Interest of our readers market, might do well to look pitching job in the majors Friday 8W Wr..r• le ritt lovely corsage of pink carnations. Officers elected were Mary State College and their wives repoi right under t nod .nd Gun Cho. The attractiveness of the new Chaeney Ringo, president; were hosts for the occasion which age NATIONAL RETTESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO. 1388 his nose today and night, limiting Cleveland to three Virgi- - 9:00 Gilette lights room was enhanced by arrange- nia Guidon, vice-president; honored Mr. upon his cky. Monroe. Merr.ph.s. Tenn.: 250 Park Ave.. New York; 307 N Michigan discover'. Harry The Cat Maim- aingles in a 3-1 triumph over the Tina Putman 9:45 tootoall This Week ments of roses placed at vantage Sprunger. mode Ave.. Chicago: 80 Bolyston St. Boston. berg, the Tigelas newest hitting Indians. Rov Sievers' sixth homer secretary. At this time retirement after twenty five years sensation. coming off Bob Lemon in the sev- 10:00 Game of the Week points. a practice contest was suggested teaching at the college. throo R.:tered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky. for t:ansrnHoan as enth inning with one on, proved 10:10 Your Esso Reporter The program was as follows: by the teacher and approved by The two tables were set in nishe Ince trouble is tree the ekinny Secand Class Matter the game winning wallop. 10.4S Spurts Roundup "Deep In The Forest A Little the pupils and also regular meet- yellow end teoen and centered th 28 year old Malmberg never rated S.rewba I 1 pitcher Jack Hersh- 11.011 Tonight _ Brook Flows", "In A Wigwam", ings were planned. Since them with silver' bowls cuntaining yel- outsic EIIRSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. 15c, per se..uus .urt-AcleratIon from Detroit per week man of heWhite Sox helped his SATURDAY and a"The Merry-Go-Round", all meetings have been held at the low iris, larkspur an, yellow in ii month 0.5c In Cale-m.1v and arlinireeir 56; c...cause he la.lecl two counties, per year el else- own caW by driving in two runs 9:00 Western Frontiers by Ketterer. by Tina and Betsy homes of Tina and Betsy Sprunger, candles. The places were markets Sc. where. 65 50. pre% .005 leg league tests with in a 3-2 victory Over the Yankees. 10 00 Channel Four Club Sprunger; "Southern Belle" by Naney Lovins. Patty Pasco, and by mobile place cards. The de- e bee Nicked for homer: by Bill sow- 1100 Pinky Lee Show Cobb and -Morning Call" by Veginia Gordon. picted musical inatrtunents were fielc But he's 'doing a bang-up job ron and Mickey Mantle, Hersh- 11 30 Adventure Theatre Hanson, by Patty Pasco; played by each guest. mad SATURDAY, JUNE 1955 around second buee for the Tigers • • • man singled home Chicago's sec- 1200. Children's Gospel Hour -Swans On The Lake" by Ket- The Putman& were presented 2 cosi HOW with a 10 game linens streak ond run off Bob Tetley in the 12:30 Prep School Parace terer by Nancy Lovins and Mie with a tuberous begonia planted mil and a .313 bating average un- - Social Calendar - Chandler's Political Hogwash fourth, then accounted for the U:45 Canadian Pm n Football Wade, -Spring Day" by Bragdon in a surrounding flower put which vabei matched by any outer second sack winning run in the sixth when he 3:15 Tennessee Outdoer by Betsy Sprunger; "Spanish had been custom made fur the nex Sr in the American League. Governor Lawrence Wetherby answered last week lifted a sacrifice fly with the 3:30 Mr Wizard Roses" . by Eckstein by Virginia Monday, Jane 6 occasion by Mrs. Don Finegan. Melmberg. who stems train Fair- 4:00 Your Legal Rights Gordon and The the criticism that Democratie candidate for governor bases hill Despite the lees, the Nancy Gibbs, "Hwp- Louie Moon Circle of the Permanently fired in the glaze tie field. Ala.. use same town as Wil- Yankees remained three games 4:30 taus is The Life py Postman" by Robinson and %VMS of the First Baptist Church on the flower pot were the names A. B. Chandler has been heaping upon Henry Ward in lie Mays, paced Detroit to . a 7.2 5:00 ahead cf second place Cleveland Play the Game "Lilac Time" by Schubert by will meet at the home of Mrs. of each of the guests. victory over Baltimore Friday 5:30 Hoy Rogers bib amagfl. Wilmer 9h.intz• seventh inning 1_Tina Sprunger: "The Two Banjos" Porter Holland at seven - thirty The guest list inoluded Mr. an Not in any w ay- -Inclining- this endorsment night with three het& :th4 proved 6:00 Dear Phoebe by Thompson by Patty Pasco and o'clock. as an of t"Int€4. allattaated a seven game tee- Mrs. L. R. Putman, Mr. and Mrs. the key blows in the ball game. 630 Story Theatre Mrs. • • • • 7 Judge Combs' 'candidacy for the Democratic nomination ing streak for the Kansas City Wade: "Sunset Time' by Robert Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah 700 Mickey Rooney Show Athletics and gave them a 4-3 de- Piaget by Nancy Lovins; The Jessie Ludwick Circle of Darnall, Mr and Mm. David *for governor: we. cannot help but state that Chandler 7.30 Place The Face the / (-talon over the Boston Red Sox. "U.S Tunes" by 111.Greggor- by Woman's Association of the GOWans, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 11- is beginning by his continued persecution of Ward's 8.00 MAX Lelbla..II'S Speztaculars !Wilmer's older brother Botey.v. Nancy GiDlas, Virginia Gordon. College Presbyterian Church will Farrell, Mr and Mrs. Neale Mason. 9:30 Cavalcade of Ametaca management and policies. both asking for this answer I started for the Athletic( but wes and - Mrs Wade: -Invitation To meet with Miss Marion Crawford Mr, and Mrs. Roman Prydatkevy- ..,114,••••. 10:00 Hit Parade The Dance" at Lynn and all the implications implied therein, but hurting bl- forced to: leave betause his arm by Ecleeein by Betsy Grove at two - thirty teak, Mr and Mrs. Russell Terhune, Wrestling 10:30 Sprunger: -In The Morning Early" o'clock. and Mr. and Mrs. John C Winter own cause. People are beginning to wonder if he is run- "felt tired" although ahead 2-1 :n Patrol the sixth. Johnny Sain came by Hanson by Patty Pasco: 'To ning against Combs or against Ward. and permitted the Red Sox to he A Wild Rose' by McDowell and That it has been in had taste. find it, has been in poor the sere on Norm Zauchin's horn- "Valse Lent" by Friml by Vir- 15 STEVE SNIDER WEAC-TV - flaahvIlle SUNDAY er but he was credited with the ginia Gordon: -Row, Row. Rove' strategy is fully answered in the Governor's statement. United Press Sports ae'riter (Continued from back) victory when Shant homered w.th by McGregger by Patty Pasco, Henry %rani has been just about the mot valuable man NEW YORK. June - 6:3J Doug Edwards With The on Tina and Betsy Sprunger: "Er - and MON. ;Sports. of all sorts: one in the seventh. News 2fizegrat, the state payroll since 194$. We because an say that he Harry Walker. the new eentHc Dances" by Besettof( by Pitcher Don Nevaccrnbe of the • manager 6:45 Jaae Florian nas done a magnificent job with the development of of the Canlinals, used eight of - Dodgers. who won ha first eight nis 7:00 Ray Milland Show The FIR ST Picture Made With It tourist- trade to Kentucky from all over the nation. games and is nearing the home pitchers to tie a National League 7 30 Climax run record but they NEW -if the fact that he was naffied Kentuckian of th: record far pitchers, is having all looked alike 8:30 Four Star Playhouse Type CINEMASCOPE Lena ,lats beet season athletically and to the Dodgers, who hamrnered YeaF`in 195.l given the Soil Conservation Honor Award 9:00 Public Defender ' worst financially since he came out a 12-5 victory and remained CAPITOL 9:30 Name That Tune giving the in 1954. and that the state of Kentucky was onored by into the games ahead of the field. majors. He hes been fined 7ar 10:00 Adventures if El so, teuesii SUN. and MON. the National Association of Travel Orgapiz tions be- by has Flab. • fined by this league Duke Snider led Brooklyn's 13 10:30 News Final and fined for a linffic violation hit attack with his 17th homer a cause of his work, ao...s not substantiate this for _you''' 10:45 Weathervane Views CINERAMA •outride Ebbed/ effect Field but the tough- double and two singles. Reliever 10.50 Sports Tonight .then look at the figures.: - est blow of •ati was. he one Clem .Labine was She winner and 11.05 Sign Off -State Park Receipts during Gov. Chandler's last received at contract time this last starter 'Tom Pohol.Ity the laser rILIDAY *tinter V "Wiry aio you awl a year in office were SIS.000. Last year receipts at th% Eddie Maskis. Bob Speake and 700 The Morning snow Th.at was a pay cut that really Gene Baker _each hit heelers and parks which NVard. Clemons 'and - Wetherhy were in- 7:23 The Local News 8. weatner wdnson when death ' butt." moaned Newk. wee had a Bob Ituteh firiii a Pvii hitter as. i., ,/. 7:3R Ttie IStirrning Show mistress strumental in deieloping were 4.2.000 000. And .touri4t eikappeerrehig' 9-8 record for his Caukea•doeleted is your the - the irsaants.'4-1 ; ./.35 lire' Local News & Weather trade in the state was estimated (by the state Chamber first season since Army duty Don's Bill Bruton's 10th inning homer 8:00 The Morning Show evory'dWrotoonti" four homers now put him -within of Commerce) to have been worth $50,000,000 to the gave 3gliwaukee a 4.-3 victory over 8:25 The Local News & Weather two of the record for a pitcher. . philadelphia, Lew Burdette PeoPle of Kentucky last year.- going 830 The Morning Shoe busiPeo- . The trend to somber 'charcoal the d.-tance for his third triumph: aeas The Local Nees as Weather When a man has done that kind of a job for the : hues'• in meres clothing is evident A. ninth inning single with the 9:00 Tna Garry Moore eriew state he series, tsn't he entitled thanks among the golf pros at the annual bases to some sort of full by rookie catcher Hard' 9 30 The Arthur Godf Show Palm Beach Round Robin cham- from the people instead of the abuse that Chandler has ing Peterson gave the Pirates a 10-30 Strike It Rich 1 pionsh.p but in the opening day 7.4 win the over Recliegs. Reliev- 11:00 Valiant Century en preseeta been heaping upon Henry 11-aird's head 7 In our books celebr,ty event Jimmy Demmet Lady 200 er Vern Law was the winner. 11:15 Love Of Life Chandler is handing out political hogwash. and if he remained loyal to shocking pink. KIRK Bali( 11:30 Search For Tornortew I one of the colors he helped pap- wants to be governor. he had better change both his 11:45 The • 1 takarize for sportsmen years bask: Guiding lags. DOUGLAS.DARVI tactics and his opponent .. . he is supposed to be an op- 'Jimmy isn't entered in the Round 12.00 Portia Face" Llf. ponent of Judge Co - not Henry Ward. Roan* tha yeat. concentrating on Seek..rg Heatt (IJIii`eicome Travel...• ROLAND - The Sturgis News i other ftnanciel ventures for the Ilajor ' msreent ftooert Q. Lewis DE LUXE pP° 1:30 House Party *ea 1 SasebalFs "K-Boys" Aims suatoPHoisic so. - Baseball's -K-Poya are thr• • 2.00 The B:g Payoff balm Se en.ng to wrap up several re Sta 230 The Bob Crosby Show • league hitting titles Harvey Ktieie 3:00 The Brighter Day Me car. Five Years Ago 3:13 The Secret Storm Today and Al Kaltne of the Tigers end 15111PRETO MOO I 3:30 On Your A --count Ledger and Times File Ted K..IALLA.V: sti of the Redlegs are ameng the leaders in the averages. 400 Teresa Brewer June 4, 1950 - Last Times Tonite - homers or runt-batted-in. "Big KILL' National 4.15 United Nations LAST TIMES TONIGHT making Me mes e. could sweep League 4:30 Front Row, Center Gene Autry --- The American Legion ae three ceoachs in the National 535 Crusader Rabbit in "THE Paul Kelly and John Ireland Auxiiiafy. Unit 73. held their W. Pct GB STRAWBERRY League, L. 5:40 Weathervane Views regular meeting Thursday. June 1st, at the Bus Station ROAN" in "THE Peer r : Tharr‘cn of Australia. Brouklae . 35 11 761 5:45 News Picture STEEL CAGE" Cafe. 596 7/12 Mrs. August Wilson, itresident, presiding over British Open Golf champion. a Chi.ae• ze 19 5:53 Do You Know Wey7 thv Meeting. • . passing up the LI Se Open this New York 25 23 521 11 11:0u Illff Bailer Milwaukee 22 24 478 13 615 TBA The Edwaids Funeral Home will open in Murray year although he.would be exempt from ciuslitene because be oe ns St Louis 19 24 442 Ilea 830 Doug Edwards With The soon. The funeral home will be located next to Love the %dish crown 'I have to get Philadelphia _ 20 26 4:t545' News it's many degrees cooler in Studio at tht corner of South Fifth Street end. Poplar., • to St Andrews in about 10 days to Cincinnati 1925 43214' e-7:00 Mama Pitts-buran 15 31 326 20 Mrs. Allen Wells died .uddenly at her home near einrentrate er. dafending my title.- 7:30 Topper said 25-year Lynn Grove this morning at 5:3o. the -old Aussie. who " Yesterday's Games 8.00 Schlitz Playhouse has been campaigning in the L'S IS 30 Our Miss Brooks May The meeting of the Radio Center Homemakers Tie last* three- seasoos--without 900 Brooklyn 12 St Louis 5 nevi! The Line Up Club was heid at the borne of MN. John Shroaf,' May- a .r.reng a single tournament. -It's 9:30 Person To Person labieee • Chicago 4 New York I, ferret RIGHT 350(5 501 MN Deer. Wort n wrule playing here, 10:00 Follow That Man TOO field Road. the afternoon of the 23rd. Milwaukee 4 Philadelzhia 3. night, though,' said Pet.. who has puck- 10:30 News Final Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Overtast of this t ity announce 10 nmngs. ca, ii . ted : plenty a also-ran' money. 1U.45 Weathervane VIews the engagement and Pittsburgh 7 C.ncinnati 8. night appmaching marriage of their Arid I expert to Lit back' 10:50 Sports Tonight NYLON (laughter. June 4;ray. to W. A. Ladd, Jr.. of Paris, Tenn. Rander. 'resught. The way Eu- Today's Games 11.03 Sign Off zupeens ii. , 1...ri ing elf mile rims The Business and Professional Gro:ip of the First SATURDAY ender ipur ty..r....ites it's beginning St Louts at Brooklyn 9.90 Your Chid And iou Christinn• Church will meet at 7:31) with Mrs. H. B. la leek as if ,Arre.rica's greatest Chicago at New York 11.3a *Vinky Dink ani You MESH Bailey, Sr.. I Miss Ruth Ashrriore is chairmitTh rn,ler at •ali-Wea Sentee-will have Milwaukee at Philadelphia 10 CO Captain Midnight -• rc.:-. • • ste,. race even to Cincinreti at Pitpburah 10:34, The Abbot & Coiled° Show handsome summer styles that k , tne naxt Olysnpae 'Tomorrow's Games 11:00 The Big Top 12:00 Draw With Me breathe with every step Pen(-Winatag Managers 12-15 Adventure Theatre r .asty Se-r,. ; Jf the Yankees has St. Louis at Brooklyn. 21- 1 30 Fun For All Roblee's nylon mesh n. Jr, ants chicago at New York, 2 The wide open Ivey' of Lumber For Sale 3 than any E30 Three Musketeers 1111 1 e rree can Milwaukee at Philadelphia 2 as well as smart you. ramie 3.00 Hors! Race pros ides cool comfort r'l• f- a three-way Cincinnati at PIttsburq. 2 tie 3:30 Waif Dog appearance. We haie your size in many CA the Manta. Amerman League 345 Double Action Western styles. all with the fit and quality tbat AT BARGAIN eee• Gerre f the Braves and new PRICES 5:45 Weathervane Vielar . kr Ha,: r. 0 'unmistakenly says Roblee. , At Washing- W. L Pot GB 5.50 News Picture nror • • ti,' Yankees and New York 33 14 702 600 Tennessee Woods 'e waters Pi" Center Match $6.00 per hundred IT.fr, v ,.. • : . with the Cubs Cleveland 29 16 844 3 6.30- Beat The Clock irk .• twe fie' Brook- 2x10 and 2x12 Long Chicago - 28 16 638 3'i 7:00 Jackie Gleason Lengths $7.00 per hundred Ai e far Cleveland Dettoit 25 20 556 7 8 00 Two For True Morey I or.e. for Cleve- Laeoratorys and Fixtures $20.00 each Washington II 26 409 13,i 8.30 My Favorite Husband •ii Th. I e1 the managerial Besten 19 29 396 14,. 900 That'( My Boy Windows Complete -sit ,tLi .. s kire for No 1 with Aluminum Screen $10.00 9:3f, Willy the_ eeeeei Kansas C,ey e _ ,r1 28 378 15 s1295 Baltimora 14 34 .292 19 10.00 ChronOscope Inside Doors 3s6s8 $5.00 to $10.00 e ir•,a is big ' 1015 Front Page Detective art7-7r When he vi' Yesteroay-s Games Fluorescent Lights 48- Long 10:45 Sign Off Bargains .iy .., • : rite ided recent- ! , • Detreit ti-air, tie Chicago 3 New York 2. night AlAl. in Cleve- Detroit 7 Baltimore 2, night - All Kinds of Electric Wire, Switches - d arai e et • e the Motor City .K..nsas 'Coy 4 Beston 3. night WalIC-TV Illempos • •A ICestinued tram bae&1 Steam. or Hot Water Radiators I Washington 3 Cleveland I. night S 'eche it fie r 6:00 It's A Great Life 1..1 .tar Today's Gaines 620 1.one Ranier FOR INFORMATION CALL 967-W-1 p.r just !Men 6:45 Perry Come the Inks New Yerk at Chicego 7.00 Mickey Rooney MURRAY, KY. dn. t,,krapnec for 1 Breton at Kansas 'City 7:30 Place the Face .•-• Smsh ;k !Rialto/T.0re at Detroit 8.00 Imogene Coca • :1.• r.:nth LII-••••11 --at,,i at Cleveland 8:39 Star Theater Or See At 1-400, Administration Bldg. 41*Lt 111:f I' i °MORROWS. GAMES 9•00 George Gobel Show Or At RANCH HOUSE near PADUCAH AIR PORT 4Pa• 411., Said 9.30 H.t Parade a!T rt, K ;ails„H City 2 10:19/ City Detective ADAMS- SHOE STORE ON HIGHWAY Rit 10:30 The Vise 11:00 They Stand *coned MURRAY, KENTUCKY 17:99 b,gn Off

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SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1955 THE LEDGER AND TIMES, 11111111111111111111111111111Wellealealgela "I•••• MURRAY, KENTUCKY, ,•••••••• •4••••••M•-•41•1••••••••••• PrA019 4, 1965 THREE Is visiting her father. Mr. Edwards rs. L. R. Personals wise as associated with the J C Penny Company has recently been transferred from Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. William Dubourg Edwards have been spending their Ind, to Owensboro. and children, Billy and Paula, of vacation with her parents. Mr L. R Putman Louisville, spent the week end and Mrs. Raymond Vet:irk:man Is at a dinner with their mother, Mrs. Ruby Mrs. Barter .Edwards' Who makes day 27th given Bland, and aunt, Mrs. Julia Sharp her home with her son and wife and Mlii. JObil pany. J4C tom, cycle at the Beak Hotel. -type mowing neastune Part 'Psne work. National Trave- Murray -7-II 0R. SALE- attachment, .culti - pecker, rubber ' mbers of that Esn ' FOR SALE: PUREBRED COCKER NOTICE lers Inerurance Company, P.O. Box Paris Road Club tired wagon, coon-foot harrow. it 4 Murray Hoc Spaniel puppies. Six weeks old. 492, Murray, Ky TEC Among the oe:-or-town guests FOR SALE OR RENT l'EN room Also nice two wheel car trailer. Has All Day Meet i their wives repoi! Males $12 50, females $10.00. Gentle COLDWAVE SPECIAL: Reg. $16 who attended the gradtaition cif Drive-In house with two appartrnents. Will consider trade for pick-up ape See pet for small Children. Carl Fort- Miss Jehne Lou 114 The City Park occasion which truck. 208 So, for $8 50. Ask about free electric Jellison from SHOW STARTS H. B. Bailey on 806 Olive St., ner, 15th, Phone 1706-W. WANTED - MALE & FEMALE The May meeting of AT 7:45 min upon his cky 1614 Main St. J4P I cooker and deep fryer to be Murray State College were: Mrs. the Paris Murray, Ky. J4P J4P High School graduates, Age Road Hornemakere was 'enty five years mode' given away. Jean's Beauty Shop. 18 to Alex C. McClure of Jefferson Club held FOR SALE: MY THREE BED- 35, from this area, at the City Pare SATURDAY ONLY throw; FOR SALE: SOYBEAN FOR SALE: NASH 000 Ph. 1091 for appointment. to prepare Town, Ky., Dr. and Mm. Woostfin Thursday, May SPIED room home for sale. Plastered SERIES. July7 C "THE n ished 37,000 miles. quickly for permanent jobs as Hutson, Dick Hutson and John 26. It was an all day meeting TALL TEXAN" were set in tested 83'S Getenanation. A good throughout, This car has had first with large kitchen and ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES, radio operators, teletype, ticket Hutson with a potluck lunch being served starring Lloyd Bridges and and centered the oil bean or for hay. Phone 535. class care. No other owner. Phone RN- of: Louisville, Mr. and Mrs. full dining room. Shown by ap- /elopes, up to 10 x 1.5. Brown agents, reservations clerks. Can at the noon hour. Marie Windsor containing yel- outsid W. R. Jones. .14P 674-J, Desiree Hosick or phone 36 R. K. McClure and Ricky McClure pointment only. Call 1667-J. Jack clasp iri (at Beale Hdw enve:opes of any size. If start at $230.00 per month with of LouLsville, and Mr. Jerry Sixteen members answered the - P-L-U-S - r eV yellow Bryan, J.H.Hotock J4C 1302 Wells Blvd. J4C _ vou need clasp envelcpes call advanvernent, if you apply now, Kleaver of roll coll. Three visitors were pre- hi were Market) Ze., STRAWBERRY SUPS for SALE: Bowling Green, Ohio. "WYOMING OUTLAW" FOR SALE: YARD GLIDERS, at the Ledger and Times office no deposit required. Approved for • • • • sent. namely; Mrs. Wiley Parker. carde. The de- e be Deg $2.00 Jeff Miller, Hazel Road FOR SALE: GARDEN TRACTOR with John Wayne swings, chaos, picnic tables, boats, supply department Perfeet for Korean Veterans. Send snail photo. Mrs. Mm. Billy Edrnonds, and Miss struments were field. next to Wheatley Lumber Corn- with disc, breaking plow, cultiva- James Cavitt of Lansing, motors, trailers picnic and fishing twining. name, &eskers, phone and full Nancy Thompson. lest. mach _ Mich., has been visiting her SUNDAY and MONDAY equipment. Also minnows. Albert details about yourself to: Man- parents, Mr. "Cooper Tooling" was the main vere presented 2 now. Answer to Veaterd•y's Purale :IPFtEE--l and Mrs. Ed Prince. "MANY RIVERS Enos Carpenter Shop, Concord CAR CHECK- IF YOUR age, P. 0. Box lesson with sesonia planted CROSSWORD PUZZLE Rd. 182. Murray, Ky., Mrs. Alice Steely and Ph. car wtsveo, shimmies and vibrates TO CROSS" 819-J or 819-R. J23C or phone 7964. .J8IC Mr. and Mrs. James Vaughn MI5. Pat Thompson giving the lower pot which AC 5$ 30-Paper 00M MUM W03 have it lined up in CinemaSeope "The Beer Way" instructions to the group. Nine- made for the 1-Pierces SOU 000211 ASO at with Robert Taylor and fl-Distance Hendon's Service Station, John teen planters were made Don Finegan. 6-Tremulous measur• OM 00001 ORM FOR RENT during Eleanor Parker 11-Manifest 13--Catchell MCIM MOW Grogan, Opr. J 20C the day. in the glaze 13-Pertaining to 36-Encircle 512i:111 COO the Alps 37-Stalk 00M10 SOCIAL CALENDAR An essay on communism. writ- were the names 14-Man's 33-Put OMR I2140 MBOUR Ftait :atm:7ERN FOUR on NOTICE TO CREDITORS ten by Mrs. Martha Ewit g, the .esta. vileknam• 40-Canter WNW 00WIR room apartment, and garden if 16-Bunch 42....Toung boy State winner in of IMMEIP3 000 0- desired. Rainey an essay sontest, roluded Mr. an flowers 43-Femal• horsse T. Wells. J6C Adnenistration has Monday, June 6 The Woonmen Circle Service 17-Symbol for 43-Short sleep VAOM 000 WO= bsen granted was read by Mos. Ina Nevivitt. 1, Mr. and Mrs. by the County The Woodmen Cirsle Juniors Club will tantalum 46-Indian 151001M BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT: Court upon the meet Tuesday evening Landscape notes were glien by ind Mrs. Josiah 1E-Afternoon mulberry following end the Junior Miss Club will at 7:30 with 47-Told 000 Mg0 Good location up town. 32x100. estates: Mrs. Robert Young Reble Steely. A report on the MM. David 20-Gods se-itiver in Italy 005] 00011I1 WOO lisaen Waldrop, Deceased, meet Monday afternoon at 2 30 on Benton Highway. 21-Vehicle 6O-Earris Fine show windows. Vacant. P. A. L. A. recent meiting of the advisory Mrs. Richard WOM W1-10 Waldrop, Linville, st the WOW hall for special • • • • 22-Goals 1.1-but securely Hart, Phone number 1 J7P Ky.. Admints- • council was given 'by Mro Harold rs. Neale Mason, 24-Hastened 114-Choice tratoe practice for Thursday night pro- Thursday, June 9 25 $5-Skid 2-Fanlity Grogan. an Prydatkevy- -Platform 2-Near FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM gram. The Woodmen A4I 26-Carry house H. J. Gordon, Cu-dc Grove 126 DOWN 4-Man's Deceased. C. E. • • • Russell Teehune, end of South 10th St. -$2500 will meet Thursday evening 13-Roll of nickname Gordon, Ackninistrator, Murray, Ky. • at John C. Winter parchment 1-Frashet 1-Whiter month. Phone 905 after 5:00 Tuesday, 7:330 at the Woman's Club Housa, precipitation George Bonner, Deceased, Mrs. lime 7 6-Word of sorrow unlock. J7C The Junior Verlene Ezell. Kiricsey, Ky, The Delta Department of the Miss Club and the 'I 1.0 7-Secret Ad- 7 agent Junior special guests for the 95 5 Drive-In 0 -Jumbled type FOR RENT: 1 LIGHT HOUSE ministratrix. Murray Woman's Club will have a il-Nircesaltat• evening, will be in cnarge of the Glidden JNDAY 7 le-approaches keeping room, $700 per week. Robert Swann, Deceased, James a i potluck supper at the club 13-Former program. THEATRE Buy any Room with 2 Swann. Administrator. Murray. Ky. house at six-thirty o'clock. .* ,,,,,,,7.s• Russian ruler beds, 3.50 each per SHOW STARTS 7:45 i MON. 13-Operation week) Single room, $5.00 Charlie E. Lee, Deceased. W. H. 16-Periods of time per week. size can a cf P7/10 Beale Lee, Administrator, Dexter, Ky. Mrs. 12-tiecorated Hotel, Tel. 9109. JeC Grady Gordon Delta Department SATURDAY 21-7.,arg• kettle Earl P. Miller. Deeeased, Parvin ONLY 1S" 23-Vapor FOR Hostess For Meet "CHINA at regular price .. With 25-Rustle dialect RENT: FURNISHED APT. L Miller, Farmingtnn, Ky., Ad- To Meet Tuesday ADVENTURE" of Fngli.b Private bath at 304 South 4th ministrator. The Delta Deportment of with Edmond O'Brien and . 17-Organ of St. Of 117adesboro Club the canatonlyicent E Lens hearing one block South of the Post Offise, Vera Rogers, Deceased, Mrs. Murray Woman's Club will hold Barry Sullivan next va 29-Tat tered cloth The Wadesboro Homemakers See Mrs, B. F. Berry, 300 South Treva Martin, its latt meeting of the club year P-L-U 11-Commentiora. Frardefort, Ky., Club met Thursday afternoon, -S S so live disks 4th. Tel 103, J4C Admenistratrix,. at the 'club house cn Tuesday, Chapter 33-More vapid May 26. in the home of Mrs. 12-13 Serial Richard A. June 7. at six-thirty o clock in 34-Rail bird Starks, Deceased, Grady Gordon with the president "GUNFIGHTERS OF.-1-146, Glidden •• 36-Arranged In Wells Overbey, the evening folds FemaleHelpWanted Executor, Murray, Mrs Ocus Bedwell. presiding. NORTHWEST" 37-Mark of Kentucky.. A potluck supper will be served 'feet "•s• C7i al 04 •pproval Mrs. tlarence Ctilver goVe the j'EMALE HELP WANTIIILS Avon The meat and drtrik will be ROCK-SPAR Z. U-Seines All persons having claims against devotion SUNDAY & .4 41-Type Products taken from John 6:35-61 MONDAY of lyric Inc . offers excellent said estate's are notified to, pre- furnished by te hostesses who are poem earning with Mrs. E. D. Hanley leading "SITTING BULL" io ay 41-apportion opportunity to women sent them to the Administrator or Mrs. James Blalock, Mrs Ronald in f: A heavy-bodied varnislY for is•*d a 44-4'lheerves In prayer. anemsSeope who can qualify. Mature, no small Executor verified tun. Men- laSeille Thurman, Boors and all inferior surfaces 4 47.-ptieo according to law. The twenty-two mernbert pre- Chum- starring Dale Robertson i chatty children, and plenty of time. Write nnt Litem-Aisi and Mrs. .filyikle ‘V:all. and general ttr-Jagnintitir 044 4 Sopteniber Vhe civil-eke MIL-with. a • and Mary *MuiPhY household use. measure P.O. Box"465, Chkensbon.o, Ky. I 1965 4. vsoss saaa tar asainis smear aa. nursery rhyme. One visitor, Mrs. ltziettnit-Sunday- June Stbr Waterproof and wlear-rwisting '3-Chits. miii J4P R B Pritterson, Clerk, Taco Bedwell. was also present. RODEO ROUNDUP WEEK Dries without shrinkage to a ioonr Callcway County Court Londscape notes were given by Evergreens, Shrubs All Horses and Riders deep, high gloss Get your var- • Mr.,. Clinton Burehett. Mrs. Gerald and Azaleas ADMITTED FREE nish supply now at this bargain Trimble. citizenship HELP WANTED chairman, price Ade our supply lass. gave a report - Large tInCir on "Implunization Stock - Prizes each night for best SMA in Kentucky." Western dressed couple. A 48 YEAR OLD RESERVE • HUGHES PAINT & 4-27tikk &mow 'The lesson on "Cooper Tooling" MON.-TUES. - Horseshoe CAP ill MK S. MC 0.4•4•••• oathPany hae °pelting in Callowey v.4its 0141•111441.1 144144 given by the leaders, Mrs. WALLPAPER Store S. r•0144414 fr••44•6114 and Marshall Pitching Contest. Cousin- for alit w- Herman Henley IT MUNI'S and Mrs. NorVal 401 Maple St.-Phone 383 time!" be jeered. "What s the ma of aive men to WED. THURS. Rob Mallory had hoped hie foster- them. It brought the rebellious work in Life and Short. - Sack son, Kerry Rr.laa. would settle down tar, Mallory? Get-tin' too old to young puncher into the saddle. Casualty coverage. Races. Prefer men Cooper planter will be made sow. - wed tamer Ilielibboring rancher,eiandle your own fights?" Sven Tial felt the weight of Roland age 25 to 15th at Poplar - Call 4/9 Christie Toland. take crier the Manage- 55 who want to make t the meeting. FRI. - Greased Pig Chase, Rob's lips tightened, tut he an- tell silent, kicking sullenly Junf It will be an ment of Rooker' tipur. whir h Mallory at the a permanent position with re- "Th. Best For Less" Catcher Keeps Pig. had built into • Texas cattle empire, swered quietly. "Borne day when f heap of wire. all day meeting held in the home newal corromearons liut then was • wild Wreak is h• boy I've got time, I'll settle that with But Art's paid. Full or of Mrs. Wayne Hardie whir h Orme ban oft on drinking sprees. frustrated temper had Into the arms of the earthy Lit,, Daw- you, if you're interested. Today, to end some outlet, and as his NANCY •••• •••••••• son. It was befause of Lite that Chris- I've gut business to attend to. Lar- moun:, • nervous, high-stepping tie had broken with .erry and had rabee," By Ernie turned her attention to Wayne Cam- he turned to Joe, ignoring clay**, fidgeted under him, he Bushni'ller ROMERO CON eron, ea iry-eyed stranger. Trouble in the others, -I gave you twenty- jerked its lad up with a vicious the area had long threatened. for farm- four hours. It's up. My men transit %ace. •rs had begun to nest on the land. are saw of the Mins. Instantly the ani- IT'S DARK OUT--- Do Ganiat Daunt ri,.putes as to rights and boundaries pulling up that fence. If you've mal bucked, head going. down and WHY DIDN'T YOU Sr,.?. and range war seemed inmitable got the sense I always gave you back up with a snap BE CAREFUL OF At • local dgpee. physical violence that jarred THAT ri•red sharply whim Tim Larrahee, credit for, you won't try to stop the rider's spine. Art's spurs raked EXCAVATION SAY farmer. and Kerry Riordan rancher. them." the heroes sides and it reared I NEVER ,uglit for the favor of beautiful He jerked his head toward IN THE HEARD earthy Lit& And when Mallory learned back, front hooves lashing the sir. YARD or this latest meas- Toro', ing hls boy Santly, and the foreman ordered The nesters, with a hasty pru- OP THE WORD with 1.135. he whipped thi led so:fondly, his men, "All right net to it" dence, leaped out sounding his pride driving him from of range. Art EXCAVATION Broken Spur Is quest of ads enture. But His voice was rough because he held his precarious seat with a Adventure was breaking right here on had seen something in Larrabee's practiced grip. Ileokeis Rohr. Sogarns• bad dere', fee that made him suddenly dis- e.'est‘b • wire fence arrow. Pall of Mal- The struggle was as short as it like the job. ney's lard and one of Broken Spur • The nester WWI too was fierce. The quivering beast, .•ow hands had been killed in (he en- practicAl a man to tackle the odds ..eing dispute. Alone. Mallory rerievrs acknowledging the mastery of the of six guns to • personal put. Lives rirmin the love one, but on his creature on its back, dropped to e_ tiagedy leathery cheeks which had sent him dishonored there was the hot, all fours again. But one descend- - from the V. S. Army, to seek solace, painful flush ..-,---- in thi lonelleess of the range. of a proud man ing forefoot tangled in the mans _-_, ?I. in forced to swallow -- his pride. of wire Ilm had kicked aside asi He couldn't CHAPTER TWELVE bring himself to look he sprang back. The animal stum- at his son, THERE was little trace of a but he reached out to bled and thrashed, trapped by the lay a hand on the big arm that , tormented night on the handsome, tormenting barbs, and Art was .....17t,,y/.._ ''s-iirt'''`Nre..Aa - -" veer( SI p Irr•';'''.„,, , ,,ri, I ,, 4 re/, ii• 3 was swelling and controlled nice of the man who tensing under pitched sideways out of the saddle the blue sleeve. 9ft3W.A4 AL 4. Ellie_o Jo*.4 - stood in front of the bunkhouse "Another time, and aprawted face down on the 1- son," he muttered next morning, waiting for the fore- huskily. torn-up earth. ABBIE Nate an' SLATS man to finish laying out the day's Cullen's 'tern prophet's He carne up choking and splut- By Raeburn Van eyes Buren work before he announced, "Sandy, bored into the cattlemen. tering, wiping dirt from his eyes "You this aftemoon we'll take four men win this time 'cause you got with one hand while the other YES'M. BEFORE I COLLECT HAVE 'IOU ANY end go the guns on your aide--but we got down to the south range clawed for his gun. "That mangy IT'S GETTING CLOSE TO THE MONEY, I GOT TO NOTION WHAT THE to see if Larrabee's taken his fence the law on ours, an' you can't beat BOB dirt-eatin' of a nester! He did THE END OF OUR LITTLE PROMISE TO DO FAVOR'S GOING TO down the law with guns-not for -purpose dowle" that a --!" ARRANGEMENT, YOU A Mattar-of-factiy long. Some day you cattiemen'll CHARLIE. BE, DARLING? as if this were Tit.- gun came clear of the hol- FAVOR,' learn that lie that takes YOU REMEMBER THE any ordinary chore, Sandy told off the ster, and at sword-'" the same moment, with CONDITIONS, DON'T three of the men to accompany a swiftness no one would have ex- YOU? them -Chuck Downs. Tip Clancy, "Amen, &pother" Art Graves pected from his clumsy Milk, Tim chimed in /les that t Bill Lamed, all old, steady hands. ironically. He was red- lunged forward and snatched up He hesitated a few seconds over faced and sweating from his ef- the shotgun, and. the two triggers the fourth name,"-"And you, forts, for the Larrabees had done spoke together. Art," and felt the little movement a good, solid job of setting their The dirt id his eyes, or the shock fence-posta, go through the waiting crew, for and like most cow- of the tall, had shaken Art's aim nylon mesh 3oung Art Graves- had the name hands, he considered this sort of Him bullet went high, tearing work beneath his s Smart of a fighting man. He gave a through the flesh of Tim's ghoul- ressift, questioning look at Rob, "Young man," Ctelen told him, der. Silt the cowboy took the in many caught barely perceptible his nod "you better be caret d how you heavy shotgun charge square In approval, ivality that or and added slowly, jeer at God's Holy Word. Might the chest. He stumbled, coughed,• "You want they should carry guns, be you'll be wantin' it sooner'n you look of dull surprise glazing his Rob?"cp think." face, then buckled at the knees and "Carry 'em," Rob agreed. "but "Shut tip ate get on with the job, dropped. dor.l reach for 'cm Unita' I give Art," sandy snapped. Larrabee had caught the shot- the word." The young man obeyed, his face gun iv it fell from his eon's The sun was beginning to slope sullen. Finally, LIL' ABNER 'he last post was numbed hand, and levelled it at the By Al westward when they rode eolith, down, and the fence that had been row of mounted men. Five guns Capp quiet, sober men set for what- a flaunting Challenge was Just a covered him, with the fast draw ,•-• 641 V t ,•• 0.4 - MI •••••• mom.. OF <-., on ...0-.414-.... 4 ever came; even young Art's habit- Ihnp, tangled heap of wire on the learned in the school where failure t"...... ,-. EXCUSE ME FOR NO REASON Liveliness C-COURSE ARE 95 ual was curbed by the ground. could spell death. DOUBTING YOU, ME TELL ME FOR IT, SIR - -YOU presence of his bons. Rob had kept "Get it off my range," Rob or- "Drop R. Larrabee!" Rob's voice THE TRUTH, NOT, TELL OLD FRIEND- THERE'S < his word: Larrabee had had dered, "before my cattle run Into cracked like another gun-shut QUIVERKNEESPY- SIR- HIM'? BUT I'VE HAD NOTHING CRAZY? WE twenty-four boars. it." "Drop it! You, don't stand a ARE PEOPLE JUST There were five men waiting THE STRANGEST NEVER!! NE.ED An angry retort trembled visibly chance!" LAUGHING BEHIND L-L00110 LAUGHABLE • for them behind the wire fence- on Tim's lips, but his , FEELING, A/301JT WHY OUR father said, Reovaly, very slowly, the gun- MY BACK? "-----) Joe Larratese, Tim, Nate Cullen, a "All right, son. We'll be taaing It barrel was lowered till it trailed on LATELY P.' -smitiari0- DON'Tid JOBS, tall, spare, bearded man like a away -- and we'll be bringing It the ground. Slowly Larrabee's hatut •-.--. (.%Is 0-7*._ '-..••• TOO!! prophet in overalls, and his two back In our -.0 -., N "\ own good time-" released its grip on the stock, am' • -.. iirs) , . _QF_ sons. Drawing closer, they saw the "Don't try it, Larrabee. I don't he stood weaponless, his wiry body 4. f. ... c/ WU, -- lean shape of a shotgun propped want a range war on my hands, planted like a shield in front of his hgaingt the fence. Art's hand went but if you're asking for it,'you'll sein. s s.. . •. .• At 4 1 .....••••\ Instinctively to his holster, dropped r •• ' get it." ntes was my :-N4.', doing," the nest- NIL away again under Rob's look, "An' you'll get hiore'n you're er's tireete • • • •• •••••••• ... rasped in his corded .4. The riders came abreast of the lookin' for, you -e•Tiin burst into throat. •'Ir you want a dead man • JP fence, and four pairs (if eyes met a streant of curses. for a dead .....--take me-not my I 0'111 them with a steady defnuice like "Lenime shut ,. the big sodbust- boy.' '''..7:.,, • n, .. J f ..••:: I ,c's •" a stone wail. The lien pair- er's mouth for him, Bob," Art Deliberately, Rob put tip his gun. ...." e Tines -- singled out Rob with a pleaded. 'Art reached first. He asked i • , 1 hate That was hot and pereonal "Let him talk," Hob ordered. for Se." There was a mutter of \ .. 4 "so ,1 111 hfr'llr.ht :•'0111' hired There wai authority in him that diee:nt from the men behind hint, 4'4 iliralkl;Siiia , 1 _NW Igt_1244;* )ou un this lay likI a powerful hand en all ___. f.To Be Ceatinard.', "fill i 4 -- ..e\-eln •

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RENTITICY SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1955 KEEP, THIS HANDY 12:30 Channel Five Club 1:00 3 Steps to Heaven TV 1:15 Charm With Cathy The LEDGER It 1:30 Homemakers Program TIMES 2:00 Greatest Gift GUIDE 2.15 Golden Windows [ Television Schedule Week of 2:30 One Man's Family June 5 through June 11 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe Guest for Lunch 3:00 Hawkins Falls WSM-T V- Nashville WLAC-TV- Nashville 9:15 First Love WMC-TV MeMPI1111 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney MONDAY 2:30 One Man's Farrely MONDAY 9:30 See It Now 345 Modern Romance 700 Today 11:45 MONDAY 6.00 Concerning Miss Marlow* 7:00 The Morning Show Evening Serenade 4:00 Pinky Lee Show 9:00 Ding 1.kmg School 3 00 Hawkins 6:13 News Falls 7:25 The Local News & Weather 1000 Foreign Intrigue 6:50 Meditation Reporter 4:30 Hosedy Doody WOO Tone To Live 3'15 Frrst 6:30 Dinah Love 7:30 The Morning Show 1030 News Final 7.00 Today Shore 5:00 Time for Trent 9.45 Three Steps To Heaven .3:30 Mr. 6:45 News Sweeney 7:5$ The Local News & Weather 10:45 Weathervane Views 7:25 Weather Caravan 5:25 Weatherman 30:00 Home 3:45 7:00 Martha Modern Romoocee 8.00 The Morning Show 10:50 Sports Tonight 7 30 Today Raye 530 Wild Bill Hickok 1100 Betty White Show 4:00 Opry 8:00 Fireside Matinee 825 The Local News & Weather 11:05 Sign Off 7.55 Today in Memphie Theatre 6:00 Evening Serenade 11:30 Feather Your Nest 4:15 8:30 Circle Let's Find Out 8:30 The Morning Show 8:00 Today Thratre 6:15 News Reporter - 12:00 Devotional • Mments 4 30 Howdy Doody 9:00 Truth or 8:55 The Local News & Weather WEDNESDAY 8:25 News Consequences 630 Dinah Shore 12:15 Noonday News 5 00 Western 9-30 The Corral 900 The Garry Moore Show 8 30 Today Falcon 6:45 News Caravan 12 30 Movie 7:00 The Morning Show 10 Matinee 5.5.5 Weather Report 8 55 Exercises with 00 I Married Joan 7:00 Groucho 9:30 The Aiglor Godfrey Show 7:25 The Local News & Weather Cathy Marx 1-30 Kitchen Kollege 6 00 itarr.ar Of The Juriala 900 Ding Dong 10:30 News 10:30 Strike Rich 7.30 The Morning Show School 7:30 I Led Three Lives 2:00 Greatest Gift 634) Eddie Fisher Slew 9 30 10:40 Weather 11:00 Valiant Lady 7:55 The Storyland 8:00 Dragnet 2:15 Golden .Windows 6.45 News Local News & Weathor 1045 Caravan 11:15 Love Of Life 9:45 Shopping at Home Clete Rob3rts 8:30 Theatre 2:30 One 800 The Morning Show 11:00 Man's Family 7:00 Life With Elizabeth 1000 Home Show Tonight 9:00 Video 1130 Search For Tomorrow 8:25 The Local News & Weather Playhouse 2:45 Concernmg Miss ainr owe 7:30 My Little Margie 11 00 Betty White 12:00' Sign Off 11:45 The Guiding Light 8:30 The Morning Show Show 10:00 Playhouse of Stars 3.00 Hawkins Falls 8:00 Kraft Theatre 11.30 Feather 12:00 Portia Faces Life 8 53 The Local News Your Nest 10:30 News 3- 15 First Love 9 00 This Is Your & Weather L.fe 12:15 The Seek:rig Hear; 12:00 NEWS WEDNESDAY 10:40 3:30 Mr. Sweeney 9.30 9.00 The Garry Moore Show Weather Corliss Archer 12:30 Welcome Travelers 12:15 Farm News 3:45 9.30 The Arthur Godf:ey Show 1045 Dollar A Second Modern Romances 1000 I Married Joan 12.30 Channel Five 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis 10:30 Strike It Rich Club 6:50 Mearre...., 11:15 Tonight 4:00 Opry Matinee 1030 Your Esse Reporter 1.00 3 Steps 1:30 House Party 11:00 Valiant Lady to Heaven 7:00 Today 12:00 Sign Off 4:15 Let's Find Out 1045 Sports Roundup 200 The Big Payoff 11:15 1:15 Amy Vanderbilt 7:23 Weather 4 30 Howdy Doody 1100 Tonight Love Of Life 2:30 The Bob Crosby Show 7 30 Today FRIDAY 5 00 Western Corral 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 1:20 Charm with Cathy 6:50 Meditation 3:00 The Brighter Day 7:55 Today in Memphis 5-55 Weather Report 11:45 The Guiding Light 1:30 Homemakers Progesm 7700 THrasDAY 315 'The Secret Storm 8700 Today. Today 6:00 Televisit 7-10 Today 12:00 Portia Faces Life 2 00 Greatest Gift 3:30 On Your Account 525 News 7:25 Weather 6:15 Eddie Fisher Shoo 9.00 Ding 12715 The Seeking Heat'. 2-15 Golden Windows Dong Schoo: 4:00 United Nations 8.30 7:30 Today 6.30 Playhouse 15 12:30 Welcome Travelers 230 One Man's Falnile Today 9 30 Time To Live 4.30 Front Rohl', Center 7:55 Today in Memphis 2.45 8:53 Exercises with Cathy 9.45 Three Steps To Hcoven 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis Concerning Miss Marlowe 800 Today 6 45 News Caravan 5.35 Crusader Rabbit 900 Ding Dong School 1000 Home' 1:30 House Party 3:00 Hawkins rolls -- 825 IEF-RTA KaLusrk flinds she 7 00 Color Spectaculars 5:40 Weathervane Views 930 Storyland News 1100 Betty 2 00 The Big Payoff 3'15 First Love has company for lunch at the 8.30 Robert White Show 5:45 News Picture 9:45 8:30 Today • Montgomery Shopping at Home 11:30 Feather Your 2 30 The Bob Crosby Show 3 30 World of Mr. Sweeney 8:55 Exercises Shrine cirrus In Lois Angeles. Presents Nes. 5:55 Do You Know Wnyr 1000 Home Show with Cathy 3:00 The Brighter Day 3.45 Modern Romance Company Is a 750-pound brown 12 00 Appointment at Nom 600 Abbot & Costello 9.00 Ding Dong School 930 Badge 714 3:15 The 4 00 Pinky 11 00 Betty White Show bear. Brandy. (lnternatioria/) 12:15 Secret Storm Lee Show 9 30 Storyland 10:00 I Led Three Lives Noonday News 630 Doug Edwards With The 11:30 Feather Your Nest 3:30 On Your Account 4'30 Howdy Doody 945 Shopping 10.30 Your Esso Reporter 12 30 Movie Matinee News 1200 News at Home 4.00 Pied Pipers 5-00 Time for Trent 10-00 Home 10-43 Sports Roundup 1 30 Kitchen Kollege Show 6-43 Perry Como 4:15 United Nations 5 23 Weatherman 1215 11:00 11 00 Tonight 2:00 Greatest Gift Farm News Betty White Show What's New 7:00 4:30 Front Row, Center In The George Burns & Gracie 12:30 Channel 1130 Feather 215 Golden Windows 5:30 Interesting Person Five Club Your Nest Allen Show 5:33 Crusader Rabbit 1 .00 3 Steps 1200 News TUESDAY 2:30 Ole Man's Family 5:40 Wrestling Interview to Heave.) 7:30 Taleet Scouts 5:40 Weathervane %Yews 1:15 Amy Vanderbilt 12:15 Farm News 7:00 Today 2.45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 5 45 Armchair Adventure Washington 11:00 I Love Lucy 5:45 News Picture.4 1:20 Charm with Cathy 12 30 Channel Five Club 3 00 Hawkins Falls 555 600 Evening Serenade 8.30 December Bride Do You Knew Why? 1.30 Homemakers Program 1:(Xi 3 Steps to Heaven 900 D.ng Dong Schoo 3 15 First 6 15 News Reporter Love 900 Studio One 6.00 Range Riders 2.00 1:15 • 9 30 Tone To Live 6 30 Tony Martin Greatest Gift Amy Vanderbilt By 3:30 Mr. Sweeney 10-00 Big Town 6.30 Doug Edwards With The 2 HIARMAN W. NICHOLS 9 45 Three Steps To Heaven .15 Golden Windows 1:20 Charm with Cathy tatted 3 45 Modern Romances 10.30 News News 6 46 News Caravan Preen Staff Correspondent 1000 Home Final 2-30 One Man's Family 1:30 Homemakers Program 4 00 Opry Matinee 6:45 Perry 700 Sid Caesar WASHINGTON 1/4 - Who:s new 10:45 Weatkervarie Views toomo 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 200 Greatest Gift 11:00 Betty Whoe Show 4 15 Let's Find 800 Edward Arnold tr. Washington' Out 11750 Sports Tonight 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show P:esents 300 Hawkins Falls 2 15 Golden Windows 11.30 leather Your Nest 4 30 8 Howdy Doody 11 05 Sign Off 8-00 Strike It Rich 30 Robert Montgomery 3 15 12-00 Appointment At 12 Noon First Love 2:30 One Man's Family A lot of bars around our town 5 00 Western Corral 930 I've Got A Secret 9 30 Badge 714 12.15 Noonday News 3 30 World of Mr Sweeney 2.45 Concerning Miss Marlow* are featuring a -Davy. Crockett" 5 55 Weather Report 9.00 Best Of 10-00 Wrestling TUESDAY Broadway 3.45 Modern Romance 3:00 Hawkins Falls cocktail, which is recommended 12 30 Movie Matinee 000 Cisco Kid 10 30 News 1000 Col. March Of Scotia od 400 Pinky Lee Show 3 15 First Love for -Senior Crockett faro onlgo" 10 40 Weather 1700 Kitchen Koilege IS 30 Dinah Shore 7.00 The Morning Snow Yards 4:30 Howdy Doody 3 30 World of Mr. Sweeney Like senators and representatives 10 45 To be announced 2:00 Greatest Gift 6:45 News Caravan 7 23 The Local News & Weather 10-30 News Final 5'00 Time for Trent 3 45 Modern Romance The concoction is made up of runt 11.00 Tonight 2:15 Golden Windows 7.00 You Bet Your Life 7 30 The Morning Show 10-45 Weathervane Views 5.25 Weatherman 4.00 Pinky Lee Show pineapple juice and 3 few squirts 2:30 7-30 Boston Mackie 10.50 Sports Tonight 12 00 Sign Off of lernor. One Man's Familv 7 55 The Local News & Weather 530 Interesting Person 4 30 Howdy Doody 11 .05 2.45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 8 00 Dragnet 800 The Morning Show Sign Oft 5.40 What's on Channel 5 500 Time for Trent 8 25 The Local News & Weather TrEADAT 5 45 Armchair Adventure 5 25 Weatherman •The statute barring goverror.ent Hawkins Falls 8 30 Ford Theatre THURSDAY 'workers from 31 F.rst Love 8 30 The Morning Show 6 00 Evening Serenade 5'30 Interesting Person ••••••• political acooty has 9 00 Lux Video Theatre 8.50 Meditation Mr. Sweeney 8 55 The Local News & Weather 7700 The Morning Show 6 15 News Reporter 5 40 What's On Channel 5 a ooroPetitor for its r.arne Assist- 10:00 Favorite Story 700 Today art Modern 9 00 The Garry Moore Show 7:25 The Local News & 6 30 Eddie Fisher 5 43 Armchair Adventure Defense Secretary H Struve • 3 Romances 10.30 Your Eseo Reporter Weather 725 Weather Hensel 400 Upry Matinee 9 30 The Arthur Godfrey Show 7-30 The Morning Show 6'43 News Caravan 6 00 Evening Serenade raised this possibility in 10.45 Sports Roundup '7 30 Today testimony 4 15 Let's Find Out 10.30 Strike It Rich 753 The Local News & Weather '7 00 6 15 News Reporter • before the House For- 11 00 Tonight 7.35 Today in Memphis Cisco Kid eigr. Relations 4.30 Howdy Doody 1100 Valiant Lady 9:00 Committee. The Morning Show 00 Today 7 30 Favorite Story 6 30 Eddie loonier He was 500 Western Corral 9:25 00 6.45 telling members toe for- FRIDAY The Local News L Weather 823 News 8. TV Theater News Caravan e:vs aid 5.35 Weather Report 11.15 Love Of Lite 7-00 bill has beer ',oriels- 8:30 The Mormng Show 830 9.00 This Is Your Life Red Buttons --00 Today 11 30 Search For Tomorrow Today reephroisoie for uacreasmg corrion 600 To Be Announced 8:55 The Local News R: Weather 930 Mr District Attorney 7.30 Life of Riley of the 1100 Ding Dons School 11 45 The Guiding Light 8 55 Exercises with Cathy free world 630 Dinah Shore Shoe 9:90 The 10 00 Dear Phoebe 8 00 Big Story 12 00 Portia Garry Moore Show 900 Ding Dong School "If there is a dove, of peace 6 45 News Caravan 9 30 Time To Live Faces Life 10 30 News 8 30 To be annotstrod 9.30 The Arthur God!,ey Sn'Ir abroad o. the 700 Milton 9 45 Three Steps To Heavers 12 15 The Seeking Heart 9:30 Storyland world.- siod Hense.. aerie Show 10:30 Strike It Rich 10 40 Weather 9 00 Cavalcade of Sports this .s where 800 10 U0 Home 12 30 The Robert Q Lewis 945 Shopping at Home it was hatched" Firer.de Theatre 11:00 Valiant Lady 10 45 Rocky King 9-45 Sports Highlights Rep 1 00 House Party 10 00 Home Show Donald L Jac Icsdro the 1:30 Circle Theatre 11:15 Love 11:15 Tonight 10 00 Loretta Young oo Betty White Show 200 Of Life 11 00 Betty White Show Repablican from California. remark- 400 Truth and Consequences The Big Payoff 12:00 Sign Off 10 30 News L30 Feather Your Nes, 1130 Search For Tomorrow Feather ed that -then you might call 'this 910 Mr. District Attorney 2 30 The Bob Crosby Show 11 30 Your Nest 10 40 Weather 12 00 Devotional Momen's 11:45 The Guiding Light the incubator toll" - 10700 C.ty Detective 3 00 The Brighter Day 1200 News THURSDAY 111.45 Noonday News 1200. Football Trettletlos• 12 15' Portia Faces Life r Hensel was fast' on the trigger 1030 Your ESSO Reporer 3 15 The Secret Storm 12 15 Farm News 1100 Tonight 12 Movie Matinee 12:15 6:50 Meditation when he quipped: 10:45 30 The Seeking Heart 12 30' Channel Five Club Sports Roundup 3 30 On Your Account 7:00 Today 12 00 Sign Off -Or the Hatch 1 30 Kitchen Koilege 1.230 Welcome Travelers 1:00 3 Steps to Heaven • Act" 11:00 Tonight 4 00 United Nations 200 Greatest Gift 1:00 Robert 7 25 Weather • Q. Lewis 1:13 Charm With Cathy SATVIDAY 4 30 Front Row. Center 7.30 Today Secretary of 215 Golden Windows 1:30 House Party 130 Homemakers Program 9.15 Meditation & News Interior Douglas 6 wrim sp AT 5 35 Crusader Rabbit McKay %as having 2-30 One Man's Family 2000 The Big Payoff 2:00 Greatest Gift 7:55 Today in Memph's 930 Smilin' Ed McConoell honself. mug..i 7.00 ..1 xjay 5 40 Weathervane Views ged by a group o photograph.: 2 45 Concerning Nriss Marlowe 2-30 The Bob Crosby Show 2- 15 Golden Windows 8:00 Today 10.00 Mr. Wizard woo Ding 545 News Picture the other day One of the lenamen Dong School 3 00 Hawkins Falls 3:00 The Brighter Day 230 One Man's Family 8:25 News 10 30 Pride of the Southland 9.30 5.53 Do You Know Why? was an official government photog. Tore To Live 3 15 First Love 3-15 The Secret Storm 2:45 Concerning Miss Marlowe 830 Today 11 00 Rough Riders 9- 600 Touchdown H„e had fetched along only a couple 45 Three Steps To Heaven 3 30 Mr. Sweeney 3-30 On Your Account 3.00 Hawkins Falls 8 53 Exercises with Cathy 12 00 To be announced 10 6 30 Doug Edwards W.th The of Lint holders The pros from the 00 Home 3 45 Modern Romances 4:00 United Nations 3. 13 First Love WOO Ding Done School 12.30 Tenn. Fish & Game 11:00 News newspapers were shouting the fa- Betty White Show 4 00 Opry Matinee 430 Front Row, Center 3-30 World of Mr. Sweeney 930 Storyland 1255 Penn State vs. Penn. milial* "one more- chant 11:30 Feather Your Nest 415 Let's Find Out 6 45 Jo Stafford Show 5 35 Crusader Rabbit 3.45 Modern Romance 9-45 Shopping at. Home 330 Scoreboard 00 The official photographer didn't 12100 Devotional Moments 4 30 Howdy Doody 7 Red Skelton 940 Weathervane Views 400 Pinky Lee Show 10 00 Home Shoe. 3.45 Musical Varieties • 12 30 have enough film for any more- 30 Movie Mat.nee 5 Cin Western Corral 7 Blue Angel 5:45 News Picture 4:30 Howdy Doody 11 00 Betty White Show 4-00 Mercy Plane (feature) 800 not even one more :"Tliis said 1 30 Kitchen Koilege 5 55 Weather Report Meet M.11ie 5:55 Do You Know Why? 5:00 Time for Trent 11:30 Feather Your Nest 5 00 Super Circus plight prompted one carnerarnan 2:00 Greatest G.ft 6 00 Superman 8 30 Danger 600 Amos & Andy 5.23 Weatherman 12:00 News 5 30 My Little Margie to remark: "The secretary 2:15 Golden Windows Continued Inside. 9 00 Life With Father here I (Continued Inside) 5:30 Superman 12:15 Farm News (Continued inside' is one government employe who is taking the economy program too seriously Hest Anti " Farm Facts -weed W eapon The Smithsonian Institution would [Dale .& Stubblefield 1 like you all to know that: Is a Fertile Soil Twelve acres oi strowberries, set A muse-eating spider and a in Bell county this spring, are PRESCRIPTIONS tent--building bat are among the reported in good condition. A common complaint Is that - bizarre creature br oomsedge, ticklegrass, and ; of ,Barro Colorado Fleming county farmers will have lalahd in the Canal Zone_ The other weeds, are taking our psi- their hog field meeting at Wiltyueri tures Bruomsedge spider is big. venomous and tickle- tarantula. Watson's farm at Plummer% Land- grass have come into prominence, which dearly -love; mice for break- ing. because the cows refuse to eat fast! lunch and supper Erfty-fcnir varieties of straw- them That refusal has been the RILEY'S The tent-making cow's bat euta and berries are being tested on the way of telling us that such bends large palms or coconut plants do not deliver enough feed leaves E P Masir74 farm in Pulaski FURNITURE & APPLIANCES into the_ form value for the trouble of eating it. of a tent. Several , s county. of the critters share the same Experience shows that these tent Eleven varieties of alfalfa see "From The Kitchen To fanning one another weeds come in when the higher The Parlor" with the. grown wings being on the farm of level of soil fertility required for Murray, Ky. Walls. Ammons. Breckinridge coun- more nutritious feed plants has Telephone 687 ty gone out Rebuilding and reseed- For a long time, the safe in a ing to desirable grasses and le- 4.1111.11.11.11111.11111.111111111.11.1111111.1, Jewel Tea Company store her,. Rcbert Bingham. Lyon county. gumes is the answer. has worn a sign which said: "Noth- is teeing OM insecticides on half When Profeszor J. W. Sanborn, ing but paperwork in here. Leer., of his dark-fired obacco of Missouri, planned the San- A fertile clover-grass pasture safe °pin • Thei other day. some- Alfalfa in Taylor county made borr. Field, he included two plots ariwariwision /some nortnaurs ingot). 20. AOTIO.K. 1,3., captain of of continuous timothy. One has free from weeds. -body - slammed the safe shut by good growth after being treated the 16th company named the best at the United been given six tons barnyard accident with $20 States Naval Acad. of inside That v.-as emy, is congratulated CaptlEdwin with 200 pounds of each potash annually, other no Chemical analyses of these Wallis by S. Miller. executive officer cd manure the Drugl the day a couple of clowns and phosphate. pest crops confirm the sugges• walked the Academy. Johnson named Marilyn Mohr, 24, model and actress, rrn acre treatment. The marrired plot has In. sawed off none given by the cow and San- WE the hinges of the t his choice to reign as Color Girl for the 1955 June Week at Annapolis, Claude Powers and Buddy Early always been a fine timothy sward HAVE IT WE WILL GET IT safe and ran away with early spring and late fall born Field experience. As pounds with the lid Johnson and Miss Mohr began dating last Fall. He is the son of Whitley county are planning to quality crop. per ton. broomaedge contained eentento peperweo, $20 and o' of Navy Capt. aid Mrs. Robert Juhrison. (International Soundphoto) build bunker silos and Charlie growths. aro( a hay OR IT CANT BE HAD The one with no treatment has 2 14 of calcium. 2.18 of phosphor- Lawson will dig trench *do a been getting so foul as to require us. and 88 of crude protein For A committee is planning to obtain renovating every five or six ticklegrass the corresponding fig- 3.000 to 4,000 ewes for farmers in years. ures were 3 04, 19, and 69 la marked contrast, a mixture of Franklin county Fertilize the soil so it will grow FRAZEE, MELUGIN clover and grass from fertile soli & HOLTON The Duroc association will nutritious grasses and these trou• 1 place and at similar growth stage. hag blesome plants of no feed value eight perebak pigs with 4-H club cc rresponding values per ton of INSURANCE AGENTS stay out. Poverty bluestem, as SCOTT DRUG members in Hardin county 28, 4, and 181 pounds broomsedge is sometimes called. • An estimated 50 acres straw' Declining sof! Ampt.onsel•il• Fir• Canna/iv of • mark of the kind of farming fertlity Is push- Is ing some crops out berries were set in Letcher county that fails to consider fertility. and letting others come in. According In April Ticklegrass Invading to Xelirpkoiso $31 (laths lit'a/41/m4 is also these simple soil differences, Will Be Open This Sunday Certle averaged $200 a heal and Sanborn Field. It has been tak• thee, we can drive out the unde• Mg over the last half of the slx• heirs $150 at the annual sale of the sirobles by seeding the right for Ilorray, year rotation of corn, o•ta, your Drug, Prescription and Laustooky Meade County Livestock Improve- legumes and grasses and by Sundry Needs, wheat, clover, timothy and tim- the ment Assoriation addition of lime, manure and othy where soil treatments are WE WILL BE CLOSED 'IA Dow Make a no other soil treatments offering bet. from Differottoo Who Writes ramp Iwidatog" More than 200 acres of Oraw. used. The plots along-side-given ter nourishment for the better berries were set this 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. wino in manure, phosphate, and lime- crops that will for Church Hour Ruasell keep these pest county. atone are free from it CrODS out,

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