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AUGUST 7, 195!t

) The • Selected As Best An Round Kentucky Community Neeripiper for 11147 irnes We Are Weather Helping To iKentucky: Partly cloudy TODAY Build Murray with scattered tnundershow- era, highest 85 to t70. turning and SAT. Each Day cooler west poi' ion today. partly claudy tonight Flare-upl and rror Sunday, low tonight 60 to 65. Cooler "iunday.

—United Press YOUR FROGRESSIVE HOME NEWSPAPE1 IN ITS 741h THAR Murray, l .‘ Ky., Saturday Afternoon, August 8, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION -. - 8,000 Vol. XXIV; No.'188

ErejEfa/0 Dignity, LARGF)IREA IS ANNEXED TO _CITY LIMITS Max Hurt To ExeCL:741oard California Major Is First POW to Be Released ierd Of Murray City Nearly Fifth Larger And friend" Address Boys Woman's Meets sure thy Thursday Population Proverbs 6: About 2000 More The executive board of the ire it will tP•ke a Camp Here Mur- Chairman, Mrs. J. Mat Sparkman, ray Woman's Club and the Com- Miss Evelyn The Linn, Mrs. Ed Frank City of Murray is approxi- the council requesting permission --- mittee Chairmen met Thursday Kirk, Mrs. mately one fifth To make a friend- Bunn Swan, Mrs. E. larger today in to close a passageway on his Max B. Hurt evening at the club prop- of Omaha, Nebras- house for a C. Parker, Mrs. H. J. Bryan. area and has an increase in pop- erty on But in ka, North Fourth street. The sincere ,. . executive vice president dinner meeting. Legislative ulation of approximately of -Mrs. A. F. Doran, 2,000 in- council ruled that since the pas- Woodmen of th World. Mrs. L. E. Owen, Chairman, dividuals. . w'll be president, pre- Mrs. E .S. Diuruid, Jr., sageway was on private property, nt you can lose the guest speaker at the Boys of sided at the business session, and Mrs. W. J. Gibson, Mrs. M. 0. The City Council passed an or- they had no jurisdiction Woodcraft summer in the encampment at asked that each officer, depart- Wrather, Mrs. N. P. Hutson, Mrs. dinance last night bringing into matter. nd one who should Muray State College in a ment chairman, and Walter Williams, the city general committee Mrs. John Ed the area west of North The council voted to give per- assembly in the college chairmen present, Scott. iose . . . A way un- auditor- introduce them- 16th. street, and the area bound mission to Porter, Bary Asociates ium Tuesday night. August 11, at selves and state their official du- Finance-Mrs. E. J. Beak, Chair- roughly by Sycamore and South of Baton Rouge, 730 p. m. - Louisiana, to h his friend • . . Be ties. man, Mrs. H. I. Sledd, Mrs. J. I. 16th. street, which formerly was make a survey for Approximately the feasibility 600 boys from 24 During the business session, dis- Hosick, Mrs. Aubrey outside the 'city limits. of . Upon your faith camps Simmons, natural gas distribution in the in west Kentucky cussions were Mrs. are ex- held on activities Bryan Tolley, Miss Frances The move was first made early city. The survey is to be made pith friends be both pected to be on hand to be to hear sponsored this year. Among Sexton. Mrs. ,Rob Huie. in the year and was heard in with the city under Hurt, whir is no obliga- lship is a thing most recognized as one of- these are the TB Trailer, the Press and .• Radio-Mrs. E. S. Calloway Circuit Court yesterday tions. the nation's tolp eipeakers. Bookmobile and Ferguson. Chairman, by Judge Ira great care. the Bloodmobile. Mrs. Rue D. Smith. Since no The council aproved a loan of Li with Hurt is one The main Overbey, of Calloway county's purpose of this meet- Mrs. A. C. Sanders, Mrs, protests were made at the hearing, $10.000 which the city is to make JULIEN C. HYER outstanding sons. ing was for the C. L. .Vaughn. the annexation was approved He served as discussion and Mrs. William Nail, by for a period of 90 days. The mo- executive planning of Mrs. secretary of Hee Murray the 1953-54 yedisr• James Lassiter, Mrs. Charles the court. ney will be used to pay current Chamber of work, and the Farmer. Commerce for a num- appointing of corn- Radio, Mrs. Albert Tracy. The area west of North 16th bills until tax revenue starts com- Funeral Home ber of years mittee and was active in chairmen. House and Grounds-The Advis- street is bound roughly by a line ing in in September. civic, farm, ory running along South ill, Owner fraternal and church These are as follows: Council, Mrs. George Ed Ov- the side of Ancil Griffin appeared before affairs in west erbey. College Farm Road, 1886" Kentucky before Civic-Mrs. Rue Overbey, Chair- the the East the council and requested permis- e Since going to Oaha tn Scrapbook side of 18tis street, 1919. man, Mrs. R. H. Hood, Mrs. Geo. -Mrs. V. E. Windsor and a line run- sion to construct a building 100 Murray, Ky. Joe McPherson Auditor-Mrs. Myrtle ning. about 300 feet South of West feet ke 7 of Cuba will dt- Hart, Mrs. H. B. Bailey Jr., Mrs. J. Wall. long on his property on South rect the The general officers Main street. 12th encampment at Murray H. T. Waldrop, Mrs. Jack Frost, this year street. The building would State. are. Mrs. L. Es Owen, The area is listed in the ordin- set 7 assisted by Buford Hurt, Mrs. Baron West. pres-dent: 100 feet back from the high- WOW state Yearbook Mrs. Ed Griffin, first vice-presi- anc as follows: way with manager for west -Mrs. Bill Barker, 22 feet of the building Kentucky. and T. C. dent; Mrs. 0. C. Wells, sectrid inside the city limits. Collie WOW -ass "TRACT I" The line state lee-president; Mrs. John Quer- East- representative. alone with a said West along Grif- termous. "Beginning at a point 250 feet staff of adult leaders. Rev. Richerson To recording secretary. Mrs.' fin's property with 22 feet inside James west of the west edge of South Emphasis R. Alibritten, corresponding the city and the remainder out at the encampment Fill Marshall THE FIRST prisoner released 13th Street (Said Point now being - will be on secretary and Mrs. Garnett Jones, by the Communists at Panmunjom was Maj. John Permission was training the youths, Daujat Richmond, the present City Limits); thence granted to * aged eight County Pulpit treasurer. of Calif. Operation "Big Switch" was underway. Mr. Grtfin with instructions to through 15. in god cit- Left: he is west parallel with Sycamore St- izenship as practiced -- shown in a radiophoto as he was turned over to UN authorities. check wilib the builders of the in their home The department chairmen are Right: his wife Le- reet Extended to a point 350 feet .__earapa,.. but _ a Zion's. Cause Baptiat .Church oa ona_liold.s„his -photo in their Richmond home. new motel which will be con- _great sleet of time Mrs. C. S. Lowry, Alpha; Mrs. (International) -west of the west edge of South will be given over Benton Route 6 has employed the structed on the lots adjoining so to play. Rex Syndergain 1. Music, Mrs. 15th Street; thence North parallel Rev. Huron Richerson of Murry that the two enterprises will not Harry Sparks Delta; Mrs. Fred with South 15th Street to the pres- as its pastor and he will assunile Sidling Only intefere with one another. Gingles. Garden; Mrs. G. B. Scott ent City' Limits." - his duties on Sunday Aug. 15. The city will order five new Polio Inoculation Home; and Mr*. John Pasco, Zeta. Fair This Week This Week's Balance Sheet Rev. Richerson, a native of "TRACT 11." "Beginning in the fire hydrants to be placed at van- The first general meeting of the Calloway Connty. attended Mur- southeast corner of the intersec- tage points in the west and south-. Murray Woman's Club. will be Frankfort, (UP)-Kentucky Project Successful ray State College. Union Univer- west area of the city held at glers face smother weekend -of tion of North Sixteenth Street sity. Jackson. the club house on Thurs In The Hot Tenn., and Southern And Cold left War and Chestnut Street (being the day afternoon. September 10 at "only far-lashing, according to Baptist Seminary at Louisville, prgsent 3'00 the weekly report of the North-West corner of ti" Louisville, Aug. 8. fUP)--The Ky. p. m. The general efticers State! He will resume his studies Department City of Murray); thenoe west ac- doctor in charge of last month's will serve as hestesses. of Fish and Wildlife By PHIL NEWSOM pagandists called those School Board at Louisville in September. who across Sixteenth Street mass, anti-polio Resources. United Press Foreign News Editor and with ALL B's inoculation at He has held pastorates cepted free food "bacon chaser" Members at Sugar The week's balance the south side of College Farm May Not Calhoun. in which 2.130 children Creek, Many of the state's rivers and sheet be- and *package beggars" but Hamlet and Locust Groves TOO LATE they Road 2300 feet to the east side were given shots, said today "the streams have been muddied by tweet: the good and bad news in could not stop the Be Paid Lump churches in the Blood River As- flow of the of Eighteenth Sum project seems recent rains. although the hot and cold wars: Street; thence south -- to have been suc- sociation. He served as fishing still nearly 2.000.000 persons who now moderator Downieville, Calif. Aug. 8 (UP) with the east side of Eighteenth Frankfort, cessful." of the is fair in moss of them. Pond THE GOOD have received American food. Aug. 8 IUPi-The at- Blood River Association -Flying contractor George Milner Street and across Kentucky High- Dr. B. M. Drake, deputy com- from fishing for bluegill and bass is a 1. The torney general's ofice has ruled 1949 to 1951. made like a bombardier Friday first Allied prisoners of way No. fel a distance of missioner of preventive as good bet in the late afternoon. THE BAD 3.610 feet members of local school boards medical Rev. and Mrs. Rieherson and war began streaming through Pan- he swooped over the county court Learned on the return to an iron stake said point being may not be services for the State Department their two children, munjom's "Freedom Gate" on of the paid lump sums for Roger Lewis, 2 house and dropped a paving bid Lake temperatures ranging in the United in line witn the east side of of Health, made the statement af- and wav Natims war prisoners was use of their private automobile% Brenda Sue. 5. will move one minute before back home. Altogether. the Eighteenth Street ,studying the deadline. the 80's have made the fish lazy, the chilling knowledge that thous- and 310 feet The opinion went to Louisville ter. reports from Health into the Zion's Cause personage Communist have promised to re- But his bid was too high and and most of them have gone deep ands of others south of the North side of Ken- attorney Sweepstakes, officers in the Calhoun area. this week. turn 12.763 captured might never re- Herbert Segal, on behalf Economy be lost the contract. into the water. At Herrington United Na- tucky Highway No. 941: thence Youths ranging from four turn. United States rosters list of the Firemen and Oilers Local iem top honors over all mon- tions soldiers, including 3.313 Am- east parallel Lake some crappie are being tak- some 8.000 additional Americans with Kentucky High- 320, Louisville. It was famous 1206-mile run ths old to almost 20 years receiv- ericans. Some had endured three revealed en, with a few white bass hitting as missing. way No. 94 for a distance of 2290 at Louisville istablished ed injections of rams globulin years of the last week that six %ling system EIGHTEEN CHILDREN IN in the jumps. horror of Commun- feet to the present south-west in Kentucky's only THIS FAMILY` In Washington. Gen. Mark Clark assistants to the superintendent of a-Saes Top Economy 8. mass polio in- ist prison camps. Some were so Fishing is listed from fair to said the Reds may corner of City of Murray; thence city schools had oculation in' an effort to head off ill they had to be carried from hold 2.000 to been receiving good below Kentucky Darn in the 3.000 more Americans north with the present west boun- $900 a year in return a threatened polio epidemic_ Gam- Communist ambulances to the re- than they for use of Tennessee River with many limit have admitted. dary of City of Murray to the their cars. CLASS ma globulin, if given in time, is ception center. But at If so. their fate ITS catches of stripers and crappie least they point of beginning." believed to lessen the crippling were free. may never be known. Returning The attorney general's office 1) and a great many effects disease cat fish being prisoners.. have told of American ruling said state law "abselutely of the The Council last night also ac- taken there. The best fishing in 2. British and Egyptian officers receiving last bars the payment of any Drake said only one case of po- negoti- minute pris- cepted the bid of Noble sixpensa the lake itself is for stripers in Farris Oil account lio has been reported in the ators, with some behind the scen- on sentences on phoney charges that is not itemized." ino- •# the jumps. Company for three tires and tubes es help from the United States, of "instigating against peace." culation area-northern McLean for one of the city fire Some nice black bass have been were trucks. and . southern 1311VIPSS Counties- trying again to open the 2. French trade unions--Com- taken at Dale Hollow by trolling Ump Complains That Since the inoculation. That child was' for negotiations on the future munist and non-Communist-de- The council discussed a sewer and deep fishing has procidced was diagnosed a polio patient only of the Suez Canal. Both sides had clared war on the economic re- line proposed to run from the Fans Bring Guns some crappie and bluegill. two days after the inoculatior hope of success. Britain anready forms of Premier Joseph Laniel Catholic Church west along Wells hope of Gamma globulin requires at lea.' success. Britain already with a series of paralyzing strik- Boulevard for 1300 feet. It was, Middlesboro. Aug 8 UP)-An Dodge 000 Economy Run, five days to take effect. -man garrison, turning peace es.' The strikes • spread through decided that the cost of building official of the Mountain states its clam. time ma every car in More than 50 'doctors, nurses and ONE WAY TO GET ATTENTION defense of the canal zone the entire field of communications the line was prohibitive at the league yesterday denied charges cars priced just over to the 'rophy for volunteer workers took part in Egyptians. and also into the gas, electric and present time. Residents along made by umpire Charlie Anderson South Bend. Wash (UPI-Stun- 3. -priced field. the inoculation, first in the nation The pressure of discontented other, utilities industries. Welts Boulevard are conected with that baseball fans show at games ned spectators gasped when Elsie In which children and hungry -East German masses 3. The United States and Russia septic tanks at the present with guns. over 15 yea' . Nogales walked time. away from an au- forced the Communists to lift exchanged angry Anderson, in of age received the shots. Med. par- charges ever two City Police Chief Novel McRey- a letter to a Nell, tomobile that overturned while tially their blockade IEW RECORDS teal supPlies were provided against dis- separate plane incidents. The Un- nolds Haven. Conn. newspaper, charg- by the doing 70 miles an hour. was ordered by the coutwa State Department tribution of "Eisenhower food ited States accused Russian planes ed that "at Middlesboro. Kentucky of Health and She was to check weed grown lots that pre- completely nude. packages." Embarrassed Red of shooting the people the national polio foundation. pro- down an Air Force sent a fire hazard and undesirable all came to the games bomber on a routine with The number of polio eases re- training appearance. September I was set guns." flight 40 miles off Virgil Wacks, president ported in Kentucky In 1953. as of the Siberian as the date for all clearing to be of the today. totaled 16/1, With 10 death, coast. The Itussians demanded Mountain States League. denied Meeting aceodilltils.hed • Anderson's Held Yesterday that the United States punish accusation. compared ti 278 eases and By the The.council He said discused the parking pilot of a U. S. Sabrejet that no umpires ever deaths at the same time /ast yen. and pay problem on South 2nd, street be- had com- reparations for a Communist plained to him that Drake hal termed the statewisi tran- tween Poplar and Elm streets. It they have sport plane shot seen weapons or guns polio .outlook "encouraging." Panel-Union; Press Barred down in the clos- was decided to draw up an or- carried by - any ing hours of the war baseball fan. over North dinance to prohibit parking on Korea. Maurice G. Henry. general fnrmance Huila, Dodge V-8 both sides of the street for that man- Russia Has Hydrogen A citizens committee met yester- ager of the Middlesboro s outstanding power-for- they did not want the company block. Daily day with representatives of News. called Anderson's me/int-breaking perform- Bomb, Malenkov the to know about, and on receiving Fourteen More parking meters charge CIO-UAW union, representing, the "preposterous.** Hency ecords show Dodge tops all an affirmative reply, it was de- will be located on city streets. said "Mr. Mile. employees of the Murray Manu- cided Green Plain Church' Anderson is living in a dream airs over Memoured Hy HENRY SHAPIRO to bar the press from the Areas afected will be North and wor- facturing Company. ld of 20 or 30 years United Press staff c pendent meeting until that part of the South Third streeltr where ago." The meeting Revival To End meters sots& was held at 2:00 p. meeting was Roy Hamond, a police officer Oz6ownsof sobiost Pot/Wog. ontSool MOSCOW (UPI-Soviet Premier over. were formerly localekl and on Gennti Malenkov rn, in the office of County Attnr- The trecret meeting South who has been stationed at the told the Supreme waS tehtifitied The Green Plain Church of Fifth Street where they will Soviet tedav that Ruesin ney Nat Ryan Hughes. The citi- until 530 ball park for the pest five years, has de- p. m and the reporter Christ meeting now in progress be extended to the corner. zens eommitte is: composed said he ,,as veloped a hydrogen bomb of T. of the doily paper was never cal- A check will be made never seen anyone Waldrop, will close on Sunday night. The of all The announcement was greeted Jack Frost. Sr. Holmes led into the parking with a gun at the park. He plans meeting. meetings have been held at 300 meters to determine if With the 'loudest applause of the Ellis, Matt Sparkman, and Frank to send a letter of The 'original purpose of the p. m. and any of them are defective. protest to current session of the Supreme Albert Stubblefield. 7:45 p. m. Bad Weeks meeting Hughes said was for meters will and Minor League Commi- Soviet Russia's the Perry Cothan of Paris. Texas be exchanged for re- parliament Three members of the CIO-UAW citizens ssioner George Trautman, in con- panel to meet with the is the evangelist and W. T. built machines at a saving Malenkov said' union met with the citizens Wynn nectian with 'Anderson's panel. union. then the company. Points of Mayfield H F Jenkins appeared charge. 'The United States does not en- The purpose is the song leader. before Anderson of the meeting was of difference would be discussed said that he ard other lny a monopoly on the hydrogen ..to On Saturday and Sunday even- find out some facts relating to he said, and sonic umpires are going to complain to 30mb any mere" solution woul ing, fifteen minutes before the tr. -the present strike at the Murray be Wacks because they fear that V-EIGHT or SIX The Ruselan premier made the attempted. services begin, a moving picture Rescue Squad Is statement Manufacturing Company, and to Mr Hughes "someone will shard us" in the course of a sneech said that he would will be shown of Bra Cothan's try and solve whatever is keep- Planned For Benton AND stATION In which he declared that Russia proi• participate in the meeting only if trip to the Holy ing the stove I.and. A meeting will be held has lecome one of the mightiest plant employees they would be open to the press, at the WOMAN'S PREROGATIVE from their courthouse in Benton nations in the world. SAPAZ of Argonne, jobs. since he felt that on Monday Chicago. (CPI Mrs. Casey Jones MR. AND MRS. rOHN WI!., pose with their brood of neither side HOUND TO LOSE night A Ledger and Tirt1(41 reporter August 10 for the purpose widow of the railroad engineer 17 before Mrs. Sarris entered the hospital to give birth to her 18th. In should have anything to hide. im- was invited to the meeting of organizing a rescue squad. The mortalized in the back row are: Virginia, HI; Mary Ann, 18; Barbara, 19; Joan, at 2 p. The meeting started with this Santa song. managed ta QUICK WORE 17, Monica, Calif. (UP)-Po- meeting will begin and Loretta, 14. Ln the middle row are: Alice, 10; Juliana, m . and when he arrived, he was idea in mind, but at 700 p. m. keep her age a secret during • 8; Jacqueline, became a secret lice got George Cross. Jr., 23, com- Mike, months, asked to watt outside the there brief visit here.- 11; Mrs. Sarnz holding 8 and Ann, 3; Mr. Samz holding meetiag meeting at the outset. ing and going Co Sacramento, Calif. (UPI-The room Friday. According to a Benton "How Rebecca, 1/12; and Clara, 13, holding Martin, 4. In front row are: John, while some pints 'Whe The meeting was an newspap- old are you Mrs. Jones, Sacramento Fire Department re- effort of Crane was arrested for speeding er, the 9; Francis, 5; Lawrence, 8, and Catherine, 7. Below, the 36 being discussed. Attorney local squad will be patterned a bold reported asked Friday. ported today that no ice cream -year-old Nat people to bring a halt to the but tore up the ticket. -year-old farmer husband admire Ryan Hughes said Then he after the Murray Rescue "That's my secret, mother and her 44 their newest son, that the union strike that is costing the couhty was Squad. young man." Phone 1000 had melted during a blaze at the charged with violating a city This v111 be Nicholas, born last week in a Crandon, 0. hospital. w.‘leeeentatiossal), representatives were asked wheth- over $165,000' in the second meeting she snapped. "Yoil can say I'm Igloo Frozen Food Company. payroll loss each, ordinance' against throwing paper er they wished to discuss celled for the formation of a over 18 and that I get anything month, on the streets. res- an old-age cue squad for the city ,of Benton. pension."

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. t , 4t 1;• , 1171-1,--T '1 ••. • ' Si 11111' I ?' • 1 7SATURDAY AUGUST;13701953'f THE LEDGER" kiTIMES,-.11dURRAYiKENTUCKY rAtiE Ifirthday Party Is SUN. Social Calendar T E I4EfIGER& TIMES Held In Honor Of and PER• ettaLisHi. BY LEDGER a TIMES rUBLisBING C.A.IPANY, law Steve Sexton --- August 10 Calloway Tunes. ar d Hattie • Bell Hays Circle of Masolidetion of the Murray Ledger, The Mr. • Mrs. C Calhoun and &liter. Ft valtl.i Louise. nave re- Steve Sexton wiir's honored with The MON. of his sev- the WSCS of First Methodist sad the Wan Kehtneklan'" e'er/ children. Jimmie and 'Stevie, al turned from a vacation Knox- party in celebration ljet°6er 311 lina' Smoky birthday given by his mother Church' will have a poth:ck sup- 41. tBal Tupelo. Miss . have b the yule.eten' dle. Trim., and the Great enth •nol•- Mountains. Mrs. Charles Sexton, at their home per at the City Park at six o'clOCk Sue.sts of Mrs. Calhoun's father. _ •. • for JAMSS C wiLuAssa. ruaLLsmir.a E. C. Jones and Mrs. Jones. South North Fourteenth Street on Mrs. Richard Graves and twin Saturday afternoon from three to sheer to reject any Letters to the Edict. Tenth Street. Read our Classified' for We reserve the right Advertuang. sons of Lexington have been the fuse o'clock. items watch In our *Onion are not for the best Interest enjoying 3reur 'thugs anti Nestle' w Public Voice Mr. and Mrs. Roy Divine will re- guests of her parents, Dr. and The group playing power... U our readers Mrs. C S. Lowry. Olive Boule- games directed by the honoree's turn home this weekend after a his Sexton, western motor trip to Colorado %aid. Mr. Graves will join ,Ister, Miss Melissa and TH1 BENTVCILY PRESS ASSOCIATION mwife and children later in this Miss Eileen Rohwedder. REPRESENTATIN'ES WALLACE WITMER CO, ts* and other points enroute. sheer sAT1ONAL • • • The circus moffet was carried Meropho. Tenn: 250 Part Aye, New Yost,07 N ltschipos es. out in the decorations and the re- magnetism ... llaaroe, and Ctucago, eV Bolystoo St.. Bosun Mr and Mrs Albert Tracy Mrs. Winston Henke and daugh- f' eshments. The large birthday daughter. Terry, will leave ttus ter Pamelapa Sue. spent three weeks cake was made in the shape of STATE FARM' the -Orland at the Poet Office. Murray. -gessuckir tar—gramanissi. on as weekend for a week's vacation at the' latter part of July vacationing a clown which centered the table Biloxi. Miss. Their son, Martin, marilshow Second Claw natter in Red Wing. 'Blue Hetst .artd overlaid with a green cloth. In- INSURANCE ia ill visit the Clair McGai,erns in Faribaulj, Minnesota. They were dividual cup cakes, ice cream and AMSCR1PTION ILATIS: By carrier In Murray, per west Ille,e2 Oklahoma. klests of Mrs. Henke $ pink lemonade were served tg \-1Marilyn e_scu.o Caakalray and adjoining countlea Per year. Pia; • • • f Mr. andlgrs. Edwin Wangen, and those present. I OPENS KW !Dam Mr and Mrs. Richard Farrell her hus ncrs parents, Mr. and Attending the party were Jim- Monroe have been vacationing in Chicago, Mrs. R. W. Henke. mie Morris, Jimmie Adams, Silly puts ono.ans SATURDAY. AL:la:ST 13, 1953 Wilson, Kathy Kyle, Buddy Lar- OFFICE AT • • • son. John Charles .LarsotThran Mr. and Mrs. Robert King and Henry L. Catheys Larson, Bobby Etacrow..' Crat A .Move in The Right Direction sons. Gale and Gerald. of South Banks, Tommy Sanders Alias K* Peoples Bank elect das Fifteenth Street have as their Attend Reunion In Sanders Mary .Hays syndentatirt and for the weekettd, Mrs. ;wan'st Bill was made yesterday cuests Patsy Wilson, KJ** Building •iir•-ction King's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. North Carolina Solomon.. June Ryan *Steve''u- spectacular' :/1411i:Tay citizens met with three H. Laxton, her sisters. Miss Shir- Mr. and Mi s y L. Cathey Cy,', Max Y. orlernali: Endie Wore- r. that represents the em-i ley Laxton and Mrs. Floyd Clark and daughters. Judy and Jeanet- man, 'Katie ',Cov,ingtap, Richard tAring Company. and Mr. Clark. all of Huntsville, te. of Murray Route Five and Mt. Lanai*, Sill Wvry.,,litm'WPity., e.4- State Farm Insur. • • • of Model, Tenn., This new . W. E. Cathey liasa Rohweddcr, has been opened to "Jill( was to learn of the dis- • 1. nri attendee the annual Cathey reun- troroied person. since otlice and the pro•ide a thorough service for With this Mrs. Louise Wilson Lovett and ion held at the Paw Creek Pres- • • ' trike at the plant. . its fast grow log membership in itself! . I'S_t. approach tile _o+rapany 0..,:amv:htbeitr.,n ttavinsicyting Wmerlis Lovett, byterian Church near Charlotte. r and Mrs. N. Carolina. on Sunday, August .2. 1'arris-Ross I'ows this area. We invite you to visit drove through the new office for information 20th Centutty-rox presents ground acceptable to both sides. am /Jamey T. Wells. Hazel ft"ad, and Enroute they SOle zeaaias;d Tuesday our !her relatives .ind friends dur- Cumberland Mountains, historic On Life, Auto and Fire insur• • stl..4„.• at the stove plant is everybody's i n.; the past week. The* return- Kings Mountain. the Blue Ridge Announcement has been made of carefully trained and the marrtage of Mrs. Shellie Far- ance. A . :.•-•*--ntr,..e-et rybody js being affected by the pay- ed t the home of her parents in Mountains and the Appalachian Courteous insurance advisor is Owensboro Friday morning. Mrs. Mountains. ris and Mr. Roy Ross of Murray. assist th,it we are suffering at the present time. The wedding vows were read sdwa>S ready to Lovett is the wife of Lt. John V. Other points they visded were people enjoy low-rate, . .agid , Lake Lure. Chimney Rock, North in Corinth. Miss., on Tuesday. More S.' Times reporter was invited to the meet-1' th, Navy. August 4. full coverage auto insurance MONROE. JOSEPH COTTEN • JEAN PETERS . Carolina, which is said to be one with any HAD YN in, ••-..,tfirday. then barred from the hearing. Frankly, , •. • of the most interesting scenic ob- Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson with State Farm than company- because State i".dn't -like that feature .of the meeting. because' We r Leon Burkeen of Maysvile and jectives In The South. were the attendants for the cow. other -rece4144•Lcoi.crt, • • • pie.. farm aims to insure only care- car.h..t see that anyone shoulirhave anything to hide. • Duel Burkeen of Ft ThorniSwere the guests of hisparents. gir. and The couple is residing on North ful driterst Fourth Street where Mrs. Ross • We are (it the opinion that the only that anything Mrs. Ed Burkeen. last week. -- LAST TIMES TONIGHT way • • • Miss Copeland A nd will continue in her grocery • (len be done 174 to 'have the meetings open and above business. ROBERT MITCHUM •nd Shackleford Paul Dotson Are WAYNE WILSON people are directly af- board. After all. over 600 being son. Jack, returned home this Barbara Bel Geddes, Robert Preston Mr. Shackleford attended Married In Corinth lected by these meetings and they are entitled to know week. Miss Betty Jo Copeland. daugh- the. Nau°nal' . RoetetyA . C Public Ac- Office Phone 321 MOON" what is going on. counting convention in Portland. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clan'. Cope- Snappy Fashion in "BLOOD ON THE 1.nd of Benton was married to Rumors cause many misunderstandings, and free and Oregon. while Mrs Shackleford and son visited in St. Louis, Mo.. Mr. taut Dotson. son of Mr and .open meetings are a good way to dispel rumors, • •.• Mrs. Jamie Dotson, also of Ben- .1 ton, on Friday. July 24 at Co'irt stove Mr and Mrs. E. N. Underwood ' Oddly enough must of the men working at the visited relatives and friends in inth. Miss. plant that we have talked to. don't have any idea as to st Louis. Igo.. week- Both the bride andi tkridegroora are graduates of Benton Why they are not working. -Something to do with. M.' ,, Mr and mu, 1_ ki. 4,,,,,a‘ ,..k., h29L Mrs. LMtson is _ now IIPHictrity" is about tkeir,only answer. 71illie been .vacadoselap . roa vae nur'e al tit'e .,114.:11;DY ISiliPltaL-- Ai Great Srr.oky .51 ountains. Following an extensiti. wedning We would think that it is the duty of the union rep- , trip along the Olaf Cii.-.st and resentatives to inform their members juSt what .,.is going, Mr. and fit: s Marvin Hod' Florida the couple as now resid- on so that they will know in no uncertain terms, just . and d.menter. Cony Carol. will ing .. ! S -,---irlInt-the sente-tr— llettve• Mondry' Ow thetr home wrr--=---- Okeechiibsie. Fla . after spending Taft Mourned That is our opinion, of course, and everyone else is the summer in Murray with Mrs. JHudgesperents. Mr. and Mrs. tit. ey Furniture & Appliance Co. entitled to his. Hoffman. . • • • 510 West Main Street Telephone 587 At any rate, it is gratifying toknow that an effort is Mrs. 1...iis Waterfaeld has been being made by a citizens group to bring the two factions visiting an the home of her s . together. Harry Lee Weterfield and fart...2 of Clinton. • • • $ . a. Mrs Raum Vance. Mr and atrL 1 BACK • YARD BEA M Houser and childten of Chi- EBB can keep cool this summer, cago. . recently visited Mr. Boo. but mothers won't unless they sell parents. Mr and Mrs Wil- (Inns their small fry In practical. liam Houser of Benton. arid Mrs. easy-care outfits. To lawn moth- Vances sister. Mrs. Harvey John- er's homework. luntor's clothes son. should be washable. sturdy and • • • designed so youngsters can help OR IT CANT RE HAD Mrs. Sadie. Shoemaker and dau- dm. themselves. That's why to - - mom will appreciate • playsuit ii 1The this, which comes with laundryproof Dot Snappers th• a. *map fasteners even tiny angers can manage They make quick summer changes a matter of ri seconds--lusf unsnap soiled togs (ree and Nee jrnd snap on the new With those easy-erre playclotbes both jun.: Icy and mom can keep (*GIL'S!! hi 'summer long." - Si these new BUTLER buildings 411M11.1=1.11.‘ ki

• 95 Drive hi In Iii Friday and Saturday • th "CRIPPLE CREEK" Us in technicolor starring George Montgomery The Is Theirs lic Sunday and Monday Wand. sv, hi • 10St FERRER !You Provide The dc in CORPORAL Kenneth M. Burke, of th force, sa- Id011MOUM thance:To.Learn co Lie'ivtiite House poliise th. 7%7 . clear-span lut's as the flag on the Execute.," con get these new Mansion If lowered to balf-st.,:t Adyri RiNjejl y'1%; You or No. tolla'siing the death of Sen. Robert Look ahead to the day when your eager-eyed took• qUTLER buildings in ,:.•.tr.sict:orl speeds erection, A Tilt r If't".rnat"" 11.1111111111111111111W child will face the world of adult life. Will you r -' or relocation easy. eco- these sizes! Illa 'hi at clear-span interiors that r • Lzrok the SUNDAY be able to say, "I have given him the educa- 'Sr all the space you pay for. Notice WI lc' L.c,u use I 0-fete si de wens sheet- tional opportunities for a confident start?" Itu choice of galvanized or aluminum 70, 74. 28 77. 76 loot •hltl.s troiltSt and MONDAY to( ow, ou•h•• er 70' areeati• Also CAPITOL ing for weather-tight protection with minimum irs Ex lorew-te. web, r essmoss upiteep. Compare their price with any other THE TRUE ADVENTURES OF What price your child's future? Start today. Visit our bank and 'hi 1 4-toes sidewalk; Priceless, you say . . . yet a few talk over your problems with a Qu buildingt -you'll find you build better with of 4.0 lariuths hi say ow•b•• UNCLE SAM'S SAILORS dollars each payday marked for member of your friendly, capable er 7 uistioriii. Limsk-Oks 217 wide ••••• fol • ae•••iis. regular savings at our bank will staff. Find out how you can de- ara Get the Butler building story flrif- add up to four years of college velop a systematized plan of Ma 12-foot sidewells training, precious years of learn- saving according to your income 2 Se.hi-..,. these new flue, build- 36 g••• woe. l•ntili in at, nilibef ing for your child. to insure your child's future, cot iogs-in widths end Irtocrhs to fit your rri 10 seci,ess. Destination rid building own" eroct ovitock-••!1 rooks your Ow. .1...1•••1 ear pigVbe b donors go farther I loestoil fkar yolk sonresiones C401131 yet ..• for Cell or write us for ...ore lents.. t 1 I. too ma with Richard Widmark and Don aylor BANK OF MLRRAY ' 6o HOWARD E. SHELTON LAST TIMES TONIGHT I P,-tribut • MADISON and ANDY DEVINE BUTLER STEEL BUILDINGS GUY Deposits Insured to felephirne :;:to North 35th Street in "THE YELLOW HAIRED KID" $10,000 Paducah, Kentucky •"I 7 11 vow,

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'' " yeaere-se4 I h ii.1.1GUST:811953f: i0 i t '61ISATERIYAY,'AUGUSTIS,"1953:--- THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KEN'rUCET _ SPN• rAGE WIRER LeadersMinoso, ,M111110•1.$ Or, and I Maier League White Sox 83. Read our Classifieds for NATIONAL LEACCE Hits: Vernon, Senators 140; MON. Kuenn, Player and Club G AB 11. H Pet. Tigers 138; Kluszewski, your "Wants and Needa" Redlegs 13.3; Lockman, Elberta Peaches. Selling Irvin, N. Y. 100 391 63 132 333 Giants 133; Monday. exclusive "Tim ane") de • . r gei Ashburn, Bring your container. Schndnst, St. L. 99 391 77 132 338 Phillies 133. FOR SALE Bushel $2.u3 work. Just prese the lit, a it Five Miles on North Thinpsn, N. Y. 84 280 68 93 332 Higheay. J. Line knob and your NO It G e Casey Stengel L:"aging W. Cole. -'- -- GASOLINE GOSSIP, For Sale—Old fashioned pa Bar- alOp AUTOMAliC does the ref': The Pitching; Lopat, Yankees 11-2: b-Que. BY the pound or va,rter.• famous NORGE TIME LINE R AMERICAN LEAGUE Haddix, Cards 14-4; Roe, Dodgers — BY 9 Ft. Kelvinatore Good Si ape. Open Fiaday, Saturday, Sunday. automatic dryer h a e exclusive' Player and Club 7-2. "MAC" One 7 Ft. Frigidaire. eynolds G AR R H Pet Nice and 4 For One mile south -way selective drying. Again Vernon, on Hazel highway. Come Wash clean. Call in 108 423 72 140 331 J. E. 778-M alOp todayl Economy Adams. - a8p Hardware. Kell, Boston 91 310 45 100 323 Angle By CARL LUNDQUIST Rosen, Cleve. 106 404 68 129 319 Peaches—White Yankee's from Cleveland and and Elberta. You United Press Minoso, Chi 105 389 83 124 _ NORGE HOME FREEZERS SAVE Sports Writer promplly established a reputation 319 pick them, or well deliver.—(edell New York Aug. Lakeview Drive-In 'you money! Buying B MP—Once for being a pitcher who Hawes, city limits on more food couldn't Home August Hazel High- the Yankees got out of trouble go the Runs: Mathews, Braves is .. . way. at a time, means lower price' distance. That was when Call 1192-W with a Reynolds-Page combination 34; Kluszewski, Redlegs atIP , and with a NORGE there, Joe Page was the king of the re- 32; Cam- Now all Manager Casey panella, Dodgers 27; Friday and Saturday no spoilage! Bee them today. Stengel lief hurlers and he did the mop- Kiner, Cubs N. Practically new Martha does is page Reynolds. 27; Zernial, Athletics 27; EARE TU Wasbing- Economy hardware, Whether you ping up for Arlie. When Page Rosen, ton Electric Stove. Cost That loked like the new faded, Indians 27. "Daddy Wants Divorce" $200.00 grow it or buy it — store it in stretch Reynolds became a Com- a S. new. Will take run,, ,formula for the •••••••• ;100.00 Dr it. Call a NORGE HOME FREEZER. Yankees to- bination starter and reliever, work- 193-J day es they swaggered Into ing Runs Batted In: Campanella, a 10e Audio a dou- in the' bullpen between turns. Ginger Prince ble header with Dodgers 98, Hodges, M. the White Sox, But, now aparently, it is Dodgers 94, relief all Rosen, and "How many gallons yott six full games in front and eager the way. Indians 92, Notice fur hauling of sawdust, to turn the pennant race into "The Power of Prayer" guys want?" -aagettele a That it will be urr the-M111:-e Greg's Bake Shop CeH-Tect -Alexantt-- -eske—elaMb-- 77"Z •r x to itop with ou'IlThink you er or Rub Walston, phone the Yankees if any- are "seeing HOT? 571-W And the key man was AlUe Dodgers 84; Mantle, Yankees Ginger Prince 511 COOL OFF! JUSa SIT body can, 'became more apparent 83; double" when you watch So. 12th Phone 1234 al3p Reynolds, who cuts the heart down and let a NORGE WASHMt out when the ;skidding Indians drop- • our fast and complete of the opposition with his auto. id and DRIER (with the famous, mow- ped a 4-2 decision to Boston to down relief pitching. as Ted Kazanski whacked Sunday and Monday service. rLost He did it fall 10 1-2 games behind in third a two- and Fcsuid_l again ,Friday as run double for a leading "Room for One More" ar• the Yankees took place. Mel Parnell pitched six blow in the -hit the first inning MAC'S opener of the big series, 0-1. ball and drove in and Del Ennis :net with as Lusi—Cuwhide three runs-with Gran cigarette case, Rini: Mickey Mantle supplied the big two singles Hamner singled home other Cary Grant son for his 15th victory Texaco Service cigarette lighter. J. P. flackbtt, punch with Is three-hitt, inside- tallies in the fifth. Ralpn lOner ' WAIAIS although Bob Avila and Luke Betsy Drake PHONE 50 DRUG. STORE phZeje 1582. the- and Edie2 440 a8p park homer. Ypga Miksis hit homers - Berra and Easter touched him for homers for Billy Martin Chicago. Kiner's wa; 206 E. Main else, hit awnless tteacT and he had to have his 27th. went relief help IIME111.1111101.1111, self! for the ether rune'. from Ellis Kinder. Will 1-1—cilTNTED Lefty Ed Lopat as Be Open This Sunday the, Victor In other American League gam- and he pitched sec-flit 'resents ball for, es, the Athletics topped the Tig- for your Wanted-eSert ice seven innings. Therr"Nen Drug, Prescription and Sundry Needs. Station Operatbe. ers, 3-1, on Alex Kellner's seven- One of afurray's arm "tightened up on me finest stattOns a lit- hitter as Gus Zernial hit his 27th WE WILL BE CLOSED from now available. Financial tle," Stengel called ,ja Reynolds. homer arrange- while Washington drubbed August Sale On Kurfees House Paint ments can "I didn't know if 11:00 be made. Real oppor- -Lopat was in the Browns, 12-0, Connie Marrero A.M. to 1:00 P.M. for Church Hour {unity for the trouble or not, I just right man. If in-.1 wanted to --pitched threeaut ball and Clyde terested write get the big guy in there," explain- box 324, Murray.' Vollmer started him off with a SAVE 97c PER GALLON!! EAN PETERS Ky. a8p ed Stengel with a grin and a wink. homer. 1 "And he shut 'em off pretty good, The Dodgers pounded too, didn't he? " out 14 hits to defeat Cinemati, 9-4, as Prepare Surface With: Although Stengel woudne Leety com- Johnny Podets struck FRAZEE, mit himself flatly, .out nine and MELUGIN & HOLTON he Indicated Carl Furille and Duke Snider 'hit that Reynolds' would be used e en- homers: Andy Seminick PRIMATROL ..... 1 1 INSURANCE tirely for relief jobs horneredr . . $4.78 gal. "(Reg. $5.75) AGENTS from now on for Cincinnati. and he'll bring him in even if (Controlled Penetration Primer) I' Automobile — Fire Casualty the starter isn't in any special jam Milwaukee Stayed 7 1-2 games That moves the t Preston wheel a full behind with a 9-2 victory over cycle for Top Coat With: Telephone 331 Gatlin Building Alhe, the 36-year-old Pittsburgh, while in other Nation- right hander MOON" who came to the al League games the Cards edged 4E the EVER-KLEEN Murray, Kentucky Giants, 2-1, and the Phes top- HOUSE PAINT $4.88 gal. (Reg.$5.85) EMPLOYMENT WANTED ped the Cubs, 5-4. nt Does Make Desire to talk with any employer a Difference Who Writes Your insurance% Vernon Bickford, tertually for- about local job. Experience in ProcruCeia gotten, came out of the 'bullpen film that will resist fumes and weather and many fields. For information to win his second game of tha Mesa write P. O. box 32-N. year for Milwaukee, holding the Prete: remain new looking (luring the long • al3p period between to five hit. Del Criusdall it a' t I •THE AldiwatuSet paintings. Lefty Wilmer [FOR PENT Mizell pitcfed- the "eser Cards to a six-hit triumph for his alth victory. Stan Muliars first For Rent—Small furnished • apart inning homer kept hirii in front ment, upstairs, electrically equip until Steve Bilk() drove in trie Paint and Primer for average -room $24.60 ore, large window 4 house . . . fans, suitable winning run in the fourtle,yea CHAPTER TWENTY r temple. - gire-mayme Randolish i striae riff Ruben "Some, I guess. Maybe most. I frock cardigan, Gomez. DAVE -off for and a but ha 543 Poplar tic The set Ca..' and won- don't know whyAttaybe some don't asked: Phils piled up a 5-0 lead dered, "Aren't you cold? It may rice Co. before ne'd reached there, even know it. Ire like they bad be spring but it why he'd been we sweepingly isn't very warm. hos- the mountains at their backs, I'll make Telephone pitable. liot a tire." 587 that be minded, really. strong, something to lean on and Sykes "1 m tine, and I've a coat in the Brothers But Lumber Company quiit unconsciously she'd be sure ) of. So, they stay on. Some car. But I eke a fire, if it tent struck him something of a blow. alone, some already married, with too • hot This Is a comfortaila The sting and surprise were gone, families,and {Dale 8 Stublgefield some get married camp, Mr. Barton. I've never been New Concord Road with the resentment and atavistic after." inside Wore. What a lot of booked dread, bat he'd remembered the "Isn't It risky?" Dave asked 1 gelpfose they're yours?" PRESCRIP.TIONI blow. doubtfully. Telephone 388 •esrlives, but young Joe Rogers Twenty-two, a kid in anyone's "No, I guess not—if th reads more than I du, I'm afraid.' books,• child in his. right, and conditions, too::-/ My She stood, tier hands Wand her, NANCY The boys and Mrs. Rogers were get married, nave healthy it'iase- eooking at the titles. "I don't V.111 at church. Cas was home— and go on here, 4eilie By Ernie Bushmillee Lined know that I'm up to reading teem'," bid been down with mild flu. to tell you, folks Is always boa*, she admitted and then stopped, HIS They talked, gin' about how they come FlONOR,THE HE SAYS IT over coffee In the up tiers flaying reached the books MAN CONFUSE to die, and don Of sr* MAYOR,G iv E US THE COI kitchen. And Da vi repented: t Sure, sooner or criticism- "Except SE,AN' BOOMERANG THE ' th,re." PERMISSION Tr —so DOGPATC.M.!P "Found a strange girl painting the iater they do, but It's usuart, 40 ,- DN EVIL-EYE .— WilAT'S DATP — IS IMSPGILSZDI 'levee-ahem along, aey CHANZiE T.HE Al-i GOTTA GIT meadow; she's still there. Inci- or 50 years later rake Mr. or ale Fl . '.E!! r's HE COISEY-F— THE ma, as iele turned, smiling, les NAME or, ITS,. 71-1AR IN TIME dentally, It looks as It I'll get the Grimes, who "am* when ne sr GOT A NASTY STRANGE- R said: "I. nad only a glimpse mooeL.E. Fo'mAH place. Hank stopped be yesterday 20 with maybe two, three y of I LROOK IN ITS EyEi.f-- F, •40IG I NI (soef) left; when fie yousehat day in the art shop, but STRF-krif and said Peters 'COLS weakening." died the whole to' WCgrAte.rerir Tel WHERE AI WEDDIN.P.r followed the gut an impression of a lot of hair "That'll be Vera. Enough to coffin. He was lea YOuSE something. under your woollen cap. Did you take the starch out of any man, Log tell on him or he'd RETOININ' likely be nein' cut I?" not that she isn't a good soul. yet!" TO,STRANGER? "Well, more It was quite short, very thick What girl, or didn't you ask 7" power to the kid," Dave said, and curly. "Cirl? Oh, the one who painte. hope she makes 90, but Her head Says her name's Karen Howard." marries her Frank well be' went up. 'That wind,* fore then." she saul ruefully. "Knowed her since they come "Yes, I did. I "You got sick of it. here. She was real sick then, thin stayin' for dinner?" Cies I bad a permanent, asked. too, and looked OM a splinter, all eyes and legs. perfecUy awful -Thanks, for a while." Her folks are well thought of. no. I'll get along back. Think lie asked, Her uncle, Doc Howard, everyone go fishing. Tell the "What did you de- boys." cide 7 Milk, coffee, .)`'''""`• knew about him for miles around. tea?" Fie returned "Tea, please. I'll Born here, come back to cure, by the road arid make it, I'd saw hke to." practiced for years, and then died that Karen must still be' there as a Dave got out cups 461' In an accident- Car skidded and battered car was drawn and plates up close to and presently they turned over one winter night. His the turn-in. He went sat at the on to camp and saw kitchen tifbie with the sandwieher, wife, Manic, 11.1121 a nurse, one of her, past the trees, 'tea a loaf of Mrs. UL' MINES the best. Don't nurse now, except where he'd left her. Rogers' bread, conk- In camp, Ica, a jar of lii an emergency, but keeps busy. he opereei the milk jelly and one of pea- By Al Capp he'd nut butter. A charitable sort of woman." fetched, and made some sand- Karen ate, he saw, wiches, One eye on the Sunday with good appetite. "The kid—Karen, that is—told BUT HE'S ONLY BEEN GONE papers, which had been left at "I'm pig. me her mother had mesmeric', and a I didn't know I A FEW HOURS, BECKY...WE'LL Care for him. You can't they say, was so hungry." gone out west She said she PROBABLY GET A CALL do two things satisfactorily at "You're too thin." FROM wouldn't go, and I accused her of HIM IN THE MORNING... once. The knife slipped and nicked "I know. It runs in the having a boy friend." family. ( him, to applied first aid and then One good thing, H- HE SA/0 HEP C041E "She's got plenty, I expect A all my friends thought of Karen. On an impulse, envy me. BACA" /A" EVERY7W/4/6 downright nice girl," Cas said. I could eat a banana which he regretted almost as soon split day WAS ALL 'There's one special. You seen him a. and not put on an R/eNT.;') as he was within earshot, he went ounce." In the bank. Frank Sims. He's to find her. "What the tall one, tn the savings a hideous prospect!" ac- "You bring a lunch?" count cage. Folks he asked. They talked but said little worth been expectih' Karen Jumped. they'd get married." "Golly, you remembering; friendly talk, laced scared me. I didn't hear you coin- liberally with laughter. "She wouldn't admit that he— ing. What time is it 7" One thing he did remember. She Lger-eyed or anyone else—was the reason Ile told her and she made a asked naturally, "Do you nave a she didn't go with her mother." funny tam. "I forgot my watch, picture of your son, Mr. Barton?" "Like as not, it wasn't," Cas arid had Will you no Idea— Look, is that lie gave It to her, from his IPA. "You ain't talked to many any Improvement?" Srle studied It for that's cured, leastways a long to know lie looked and nodded. 'Some," time and then • te educa- 'ern. she gave It back to Yee've met • lot though, he sake "What about lunch?" him. without kpowine passed 'em on "I didn't pack one. Thought I'd "What a the nice boy:" she said. Aart?” street, been waited on by 'em, be back." "Yes." too. No, I guess it ain't Frank. "Does ABBIE you aunt expect you?" Then she said: "When you've an' SLATS Expect he'd go along with her, it "Never, this time of year." almost died, especially it you were lit our bank and she wanted. He's travelled some. Ile said: Dy Raeloura Vs. Burgs "Come on up to camp. very young when It nearly hap- 3roblems with a Quite a skier, been away to a lot There's milk and sandwiches. I pened to you, you think about of meets. But Karen's like most was making ...,E•eaegeee friendly, capable some, when the knife death sometimes. He'll always be eeree.5'erte1e44•Efee. folks who come here to get well sipped." He exhibited the plaster. young," she added, low you can de- and once they quite matter. are don't want to "If you'd rather have tea or cot. of-fact. itized plan of leave."' fee, It's there. I had 'Steen cups "It doesn't make it to your income "But why? This Is wonderful easier to at Cas Rogers'." know that," Dave said: coUntry, Care Still I wouldn't con- iild's future. "You know Cas7 Oh, of course, "I suppose not." She sider It offered much opportunity, rose and be's your neighbor. I don't know smiled at him. "Thanks eepecially to young people. a lot for If anyone that's better liked. He al- lunch, but I'd better you're born here go back now. you find a place ways brings us our Christmas tree, Home, I mean." for yourself—unless, of court', you started way back. He and my '"Don't forget look for the book, or It somewhere else—as uncle were friends, and Cris knew books." mealy do. But—" my father, too." "Well, thanks, I'll take good care Y Carr said: "Hasn't a thing to Dave picked up camp chair and of them." dlo with opportunity. It's just, easel, and she followed with the "I'll help you take your y're scared." painting things and paint-box and her to the car," he said. ow Dave could, remembering, palette. In the house she took oft 'It's Aunt Man/C'S. She tify the shadow that had her lets me smock, apologizing. "Aunt have it for my excursions. tided the girl's lace. Mame I won't says I get more paint on forget to return "They're the books, mr. • afraid?" he esked me than on the cameo!" Barton." I v I e". r, 1 Po. 7 .vesrine. •rmilo'n fro Rs rentfn,led, 0•11 •••••• ...•• •••••• 11•)) I,, Voogd I,.',., 1,..L.ote. -avions•--• -

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From the Murray Manufacturing Company employees and from interested seniority, may request citizens of the community we have frequently and be given a 'change in shifts provid- heard the ed an opening on another question, "What is this strike about?" shift exists, and provided he. has not Si received a transfer of shifts in the preceding year at his re- d. Perhaps quest. you are one of thosewho has asked this V. , question. 01 Normally we believe This seniority protection which we have lived it is our job and our employees' job to under during work out our problems the past year is entirely compatible with the C.' together without bothering the com- best Union con- •• munity and we have tracts in the nation. attempted until this time to avoid making , can a public issue. But we recognize Err7.- • al board that our situation has long However, in addition St since passed the to the seniority provisions under which hi ifected stage of a private dispute' , we have worked, the Company offered still more liberal it -.what senior,- it This strike is a ity rights during negotiations. matter of real concern to the community a's • Rut well as to the in parties in dispute. We feel therefore, that open our it is .1 duty to do our best Si to explain our situation to the best of We offered the following: Od our ability to all who are interested. .plant - Sc te 'why We, too, have 1. In event of reduction of force -affecting skilled employees (Cl frequently wondered why we are Ai lotrtiot having a having Job Classification seniority, strike. From the beginning we have the privilege of exercising 131 W t believed that the issues their plant are not sufficient to wide seniority in selecting jobs was offered te resen justify the crucifying lack of wages to em- to the ployees men. (Under the old contract tie Company On and the. incalculable damage to the Company's was permitted to ly position them,)_ _IL strives in an extremely -eempetitive- industrr---- ______— Th Nevertheless, 2. In the event of a reduction th entit ; when we ask-the question, "What is this strike in the number of jobs avail- about?", we almost able, an employee with fir invariably hear the same answer. We hear seniority has the added privilege of sel- At that "The Company ecting his job by displacing beim is trying to take seniority Tights away from an employee with less seniority. at: the employees," or (Under the old Contract re toget "The Company wants to be able to hire a seniority did not give the employee new man and push an the right to choose his job dt old employee out into the street." in a lay off.) Pc or— lit From statements 3. We of this nature it appears to be clear that the offered an improved job bidding system. Any quali- paramount fied hc issue is the question of seniority rights to employees. piece worker may bid into a higher job classificstion, or any al qualified day worker may bid into a higher paid job, bas- These claims that the Company is attempting to take away ed on his seniority, when a job vacancy occurs. An employee any employees seniority may le rights are completely and absolutely bid as many times during the year as a job becomes avail- false, and we can document able. 01 this s atement. ("Under the old Contract a man could bid only once a year.) However, the Company reserved the right select In the first place, it is to el,- not true th t the Company is attempt- ployees, giving consideration to ing to take any seniority, to fill the jobs which employ(•e's seniority rights, because THE COM- become open as a result of 4 PANY HAS an employee's bidding into a high- OFFERED AND STILL OFFERS TO RENEW er position. ALL SENIORITY CLAUSES IN OUR OLD CONTRACT EX- ACTLY AS THEY HAVE EXISTED FOR THE PAST YEAR. These are the main How can the Company improvements which were offered on be taking something away when it is seniority rights. II willing to continue There were other minor concessions, and ti with an understanding under which we wor- there were also ked for a year? a number of improvements offered in addition to seniority privileges. We have copies of the old contract and copies of the new proposal The contract provided that in the printed. Copies are available to event of reduction of force anyone Who is or lay off, the youngest-men interested. They will prove conclusively that in terms of .employment Would be there has laid off first. been no attempt to revoke any seniority rights er or oth- privileges that have been gained in past contracts. The only exception was in the case of -ciassified jobs, (This involved about Employees may continue to work 39 men whose jobs require skill that the aver- under the old seniority, age man contract provisions without is unqualified to perform without long training.) any change: or, if they so choose, they may accept the new proposals in addition to the old contract. •••• •••••• • Our contract likewise twiny, III provides that an employee could bid into higher classified jobs when a vacancy occurred, based on We believe in fair and his seniority and ability,and provided he ,had not rearnable seniority rights for em- been trans- ployees. We believe ferred in the preceding 'far at his request. our proposals are fair and reasonable. sir We cannot go 00' -vs farther and efficiently operate this business. The old contract also provides that an employee, based on Meanwhile everyone is suffering. while time is running out. The Murray Manufacturing Company