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Circulation In witN The City Local News Largest and Circulation In Lc;cal Pictures The County _a MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. 1.:XXVIII No. 94 United Press IN OUR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, April 19, 1957 - THREE COUNTY SCHOOLS ON EMERGENCY Soil Bank Agreement Small School Census Blamed Robert Lamb Is Contract Says Re-elected At Chairman Goodwin Locally; 8 In State Closed A Soil Bank Acreage Reserve agreement is, a legal contract FRANKFORT 101 —The state The board a:so gave emergen- and between the farmer who signed Board of Educatiorr Tharsday cy ratings to 40-high schools Tappan Stove the U. S. Government, 91 others that their rat- . it and notified 12 state high schools warned 1958. Eulis Goodwin, Chairman of the they must shnv.- cause why they ings will be redUced in MANSFIELD, 0., April 16 :— county ASC said today. should not be disaccredited by unless they correct. noted . de- Paul I. Bern°, recently .named "Regulations under which the June 25.. -- of West Point, 'treasurer of the Tappan Stove program Is operated make no fleienThclosingee"' the affected schools Company, was elected a vice- provision for, revision or cancel- Eight of Buckeye. Eorkland and Trenton scheduled to be closed by be. 'resident of the company at the lation of the agreements after the are schools was recommended school boards. curricula, poor rd of directors meeting today. close of the signup for the crop tneir local cause of limited Robert R. Martin, superin- inadequate Members of the board of di- covered by the agreement," he Dr. laboratory equipment, of public instruction, teachers and rectors, who were re-elected at added. The closing date far sign- tendent libraries, top few recommended closing pof the oth- than 100. the stockholders meeting yester- ing acreage reserve agreements enrollments of less was March 1 for tobacco and er four—Trenton in Todd County; day, are: Paul R. Tappan, Alan that pupils at cotton and March 8 for corn. Forkland in Boyle County; West Martin said --could attend school at -^ .1 ..."^ a• Compliance with his acreage Point in Hardin County a n d Buckeye -Lancaster; those reserve agreement will determine Buckeye in Garrard County. .Paint Lick---e whether' or not a farmer will The eight scheduled to be at Trenton could go to Guthrie, could attend receive his full payment, he closed locally are: Arlington, and Forkland pupils concluded. Bardwell. Cunningham and Mil- Perryville or Junction City burn in Carlisle County; Marion schools. Independent; Mayor—Underwood West Point pupils could go to Rotary Hears in Frankfort; Cayce in Fulton Vine Grove, or possibly to Valley County and Horse Case College Quartet Negro High School. if an agreement high school. could be worked out with the The Murray Rotary Club was Jefferson County Board of Edu- entertained yesterday by a quer- cation. • t;t from Murray State College conVosed, Of .SAMMY_ Orr. _Chuck Lynn Key Hearings .1xilL_Iae—iic1d- before state board June 25 f o r Bendor, Ken- Uutfille,- and Dick the old T. 0. Turner the Norris. BEFORE: Leon Collie is shown with his two helpers as they begin the task of cleaning up superintendents and local board with trash, FS The quartet rendered several homeplace, located on North Fourth Street and Walnut. As can be seen the entire yard is littered Away Members on the proposed dis- selections which were well re- concrete blocks, and debris. accreditation. Local officials also ceived by the entire club. must furnish written information They were introduced by Rob- Lynn Key. age 62. passed away on accreditation to the state ert Bear Nat Ryan Hughes in- this morning at his home on board by June 1. troduced the program for Darrell West Main Street at 6:45 am.. Other county high schools Shoemaker, who was not • able following a hear attack. He had placed on an emergency basis to attend the meeting. been ill for about four months (Continued from Page Two) Visiting Rotarians were Claude as result of a hear attack but Lamb Robert Toler of Paris, Tennessee. Tur- had been much improved and ley of Paris and Dwight Norman kis death -was surldese P. Ttappan. W. R. (Dick) Tall.- of Paris, Raymond Miller of He is survived by his widow. Glen 'Miran pan. W. Hubert Tappan. William Mayfield; and Charles T. Yar- Mrs. Fanny Key; two daughters. 4. Mabee, Robert M. Lamb, Sr., brough of Carthage. Missouri. Mrs. Parvin Adams, RFD 2. B. Ritzenthaler, Paul I. Arthur Bill Wallace reported that at4 Murray.. Mrs. Don Blankey. St. Is At- Harold 0. Dysart„ and Regent Berno. tendance last week dropper to Louis, Mo.; one son, Herbert Austin C. Rhoads. Also re-elect- 82 per cent. Key, Murray; three half-sisters. 'ed were: Robert J Merritt and Mrs. Itintale Kerns, St. Louis. Mo.. Louis J. Mitchell. executives of - Jack Topias, Royal Oak. Murray State the O'Keefe and Merritt , Co., Joe Buchanan Mict., Mrs. Ben Taylor. Rose- Los Angeles. California, Tappan's At Fort Benning field. Mich.; one brother, Walter FRANKFORT IP —Gov. A. B. West Coast subsidiary. Key. Murray and five grand Chandler Thursday appointed 10 Offieers- re-elected by the (AHTNc) — Army Pvt. Joe children. new members on the board of board , of directors are: .Paul P. He was a member of the South regents of the five state colleges. E. Buchanan, whose wife.. Elsie, ;ration. president; W. R. Tappan. Pleasant Grove Methodist church new coupl- Poplar st., Murray, The 10 appointees, '/14,../tst vice-president and general lives at 602 where the funeral will be con- eight weeks of manager: Mabee, vice - president Ky., is receiving ducted Saturday afternoon at training with the and assistant general manager; basic combat 2:30. Burial will be in the church Division's 64th Tank Lamb, vice-president in charge 3d Infantry cemetery. Officiating ministers Fort Benning, Ga. of inter-plant coordination; Ritz- Battalion at will be WO. Hoyt Owen and old soldier attended ent haler. vice - president in The 24-year Bro. Helshy. High School. His charge of sales; Herrin. vice- 14ew Concord Friends may call at the Max and Mrs. Roosevelt president and treasurer; Dysart, parents, Mr R. Churchill Funeral. H4.,Me. live in New Concord. secretary and Robert G. Appleby, Buchanan, the funeral hour. assistant treasurer. Mabee is alio vice-president James Rose With Bible Department .and general manager of the Division feKeefe and Merritt subsidiary. Third Head To Speak Here Berno became associated with (AIITNC) -- Army Pvt. James lot. Tappan in 1929 as a sales cor- AFTER: This "'after" photograph shows Leon standing proudly in the' center of the now $.4ampletely cleaned Felix A. Lorenz. head of the Rose, whose wife, Dorothy, respondent after being graduat- T. are stacked neatly along side the right of the lot and all debris has been raked up and Department of Religion of Madi- and mother. Mrs. Hilda B. Rose, All the concrete blocks ed from Georgetown University. Chamber of Commerce in their "Clean-Up, Paint-Up" campaign son College, Nashville, Tennes- at 207 N. Fifth st • Murray, carted away. Mr. Collie cooperated with the 0.9c He was soon named territory live see. will be the speaker at 11:00 I Ky., is receiving eight weeks which is now in progress. manager and in 1937 was pros. rretrelt—April 20 at the Pirtirray I of basic combat training with muted to assistant sales manager. Seventh-day Adventist Church' the 3d Infantry Division's 64th He also atterurecl Harvard Busi- J. G. Woffold With Felix A. Lorenz Jr. will speak Tank Battalion at Fort penning. ness School. Murray Drops at the Vesper Hour at 7:30- Fri- Ga. Rose was graduated from Photo Detachment During World War II. he set's'- day. April 19. Almo High School in 1949. as major in the Quarter Mas- On Aircraft Carrier Brother Lorenz hTilds the ter Corps and up his return to Batchelor of Divinity Degree Benton 11-10 Glen Doran Tappan in 1946 was named de- . FAR EAST (FHTNC) —J. G. from ethe Seventh-day Adventist Kirksey First Grade Theological Seminary of Wash- velopment manager. Woff,md. aviation storekeeper ed with 10 'appointees in 1956, The Murray High 'Tiger.., de- ington, D.C. Felix Jr. is. also a In 1948. he was promoted to To Be On Television third class. USN, son of H. E. give the. governor 20 of the total • regi, inal chantliions, graduate Of the Seminary, and' director of merchandising. He Woffond of Route 5. Murray, is. fending of 35 board members at Western, the visiting Benton In- is at present working on his was named treasurer in Febru- The first grade of Mrs. Lennie To Be Saturday serving with a photographic de- dropped Kentucky State. Morehead, East- 11-10 last night in the education at George Peabody ary of 1957 and elected to the Farris" of Kirksey, will go to dians (Continued from Page Two) for Murray.