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PROGRESSIVE [ TOUR RIVE2NEWSPAPZI . United Press EN ITS 71311 Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, May 19, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION - - 8,000 ceview Drive In Vol. XXIV; No, 119 nday and Monday "The Blue Veil" rith Jane Wyman, :harles Laughton, Joan Blondell HowER iday and Wednesday "Flat Top" PROPOSALS h Sterling Hayden, TAX LISTED BY Richard Carlson, Phipps OVER the Atlantic Is Where the Storm Is B. Seven May Not I ":Nlatt7:1 Election Date• Income Tax Cut Would Begin And Herse. January 'r• Set By Board 1; Balance Stand Trial ATLANTA, Ill. M. Forseen '— Authorities said theta, believed a mother, who d her In a special call session of the WASHINGTON May lir (UPI— opposition from one of the con- Hopkinsville young son, put the Lerch to the Fiscal Court yesterday, a special In President Eisenhower today gave gressional conferees — Chairman boy, two other children and her- election was authorized for the Republican congressional leaders a Daniel A. Reed • IR-N.Y.) of the self in a murder-suicide plot. City of Murray to be held on June five-point tax program which callS House Ways & Means Committee HOPKINSVILLE May 19 (UP)— They quoted the grief-stricken 2. The election will be held for for letting a 10 percent cut in which has original It appeared today that because woman jurisdiction father as saying the hated the purpose of determining whe- individual income of legal technicalities, only one of taxes go into over tax legislation, the sight of the little boy" because ther the people of Murray wish seven persons who had indict- effect on schedule January 1. his birth had been difficult and to continue a present 10 cents per Reed also wants to give corpora- ments quashed against them yes- He would extend the corporate he was delivered by caesarian sec- hundred school tax or to let it excess tions and individuals tax relief at terday would have his cerse seb- profits tax six months to tion. expire in June of this year. January 1. • the same time. But he would do milted to the next regular Chris- The charred bodies of Mrs. Es- The tax was originally voted on Mr. Eisenhower's program also it-by letting the excess profits tax tian County grand jury. ther Pauline Foley and her child- by the people of Murray to pay calls for postponing cuts, now expire oh schedule and move the Indictments against seven of 12 ren, Michael Lee, 5, Mary Lou, for improvements on the present scheduled for next April 1, in ex- effective date of the scheduled in- persons named in an investigation and Gale, months, 3, Frances 10 high school building. The last of cise taxes and regular corporate dividual income tax cut up six of vice and official corruption here were burned and found in a garage the bonds for that purpose will income taxes. He would postpone months to July 1. This would were quashed by Special Christian tool shed near their farm home be brought in on June of this year, the increase of one-half of one amount, to a five percent income Circuit Judge Lawrence S Gree- Monday. • and the tax will expire, cent now tax cut this year. MS eastiases nlee, of Loulitvillea _ _ .•. e r scheduled lor . Logart_Ciatiltea•Sherdf. Clair It,' people - t aralearer. . aa .the..social...secure* ea - MES & EDWARDS-r- 'The "coni-VS—ietiOn—ciarne .orte a 'teeth said "it evidently '7*--Iteedet0td- istter—ther — was a the tax, the money will be used payroll tax or, employers and em- motion by Defense Attorney ire- White House parley he still is op- Inlaid Silverplate murder-suicide although we don't to purchase a site for a new ployes. ham R. Clark when the case of know quite how she did it yet." elementary school. The school posed to any exteosion of the ex- breath-taking de- will The President laid 'oat his tax :hese Joe Davis, former Hoplunsvilie -We are not through with. our cess profits tax and is determined be built by government funds set proposals at a White House con- ns now at the GIFT safety commissioner, was called. Investigation —.and to press for congreasional approval we are not aside to aid towns whose school ference with Republican -congres- DEPARTMENT Davis was charged with misfea- quite satisfied," he added. of his bill to cut income taxes census is raised a minimum of sional leaders. They were told that sance in office. Smith was asked if there was July I instead of January 1. fifteen per cent due to govern- the automate tax cuts scheduled ECONOMY Grauman instructed Special Com- any evidence that the 33 -year old ment activity in the area. under existing laws would leave monwealth's Attorney Wells Over- mother had tied her •children in HARDWARE a federal deficit of $5.600.000,000 for bey. Murray. to refer all the cases the shed and answered "that's what the 1954 fiscal year starting July 1. 16111/11111110111MEn to the next regular grand jury for we've been looking for so hard." Rival Africans' possible- preparation of pew in- Mr. Eisenhower will discuss tax- He said containers of gasoline dispel Is raging over the Atlantic between the Rouse of Corn. Exorcising Of N. FIRING that could take years to es, the budget and nationel secur- dictments. and other inflammable liquids had Line Up For Bitter British Labor party mons in London and the U. S. Capitol in Washington. A speech by Clement ,Attlee, ity in a nationwide radio speech th&vever. Overbey stated that all been stored in the shed. war on terms agreeable Battle With Spears leader, In which he implied that if the U. S. is unwilling to settle the Korean over all major networks at of Me cases except one involve Mrs. (R), Foley's 66-year old h us- to Britain, then Britain should withdraw from the fighting, aroused Senator Joseph McCarthy 10:30 pm. EDT. "Evil Spirit" acktopping of misdemeanors and the 12 months' band, Don, told Smith and County NAIROBI, uncalled for, fantastic attack Kenya May 19 (UP) Wisconsin, to an angry speech in which he called Attlee's words a "cheap, Chairman Eugene D. Millikin period within which such charges Cornier Donald G. Holland that —Thousands them withdrawand be of rival African tribes- upon the President and people of the United States." Said McCarthy, "Let .R-Coloe of the Senate Finance must be presented to a grand jury the woman had previously threat- IN,(!ntereational/ king Areas men, armed with primitive spears damned." Officials and followers are taking sides on both sides of the ocean. Committee said he believes that has expired. ened to kill her children and her- and To Be Asked poison darts spurred on by as a result of the White House Overbey said it appeared that self, Foley said his wife's dislike throbbing jungle drums, t oda y conference COLLECT only a malicious striking case "taxes will be reduced of Michael Lee arose from her were drawn up in battle files for and against Patrolman Jesse Lacy would Draft Deferments that the budget will reach a laAN1LA. P. L May 19 (UP)— difficulites during his birth. what British authorities feared may. Manila's regulea state of balance next year." An tough Mayor Araenio Lee- Company be submitted to the next Four other Foley chiklren es- erupt into bloody inter-tribal war- Buys Interest William Oatis To Be Tightened other participant said the adminis- son said today he would ask the jury. Lacy also was charged INA caped death in the blazing garage. fare. or write tration's budget estimates this archbishop to exorcise the "in- drunkenness on duty, a misde- They were at school at the time Two hundred police, armed with WASHINGTON May 19 (UP— morning indicatee a deficit, under visible tormentors" of a teen- meanor. of the tragedy. ille, Ky. Sten guns and rifles, were rushed Selective Service Director 'Lewis In Corn-Austin Back Home . existing law, of about $8,000.000000 aged girl ip the city jail. •,a Quashing of the indictments teethe wild area near Sultan during the Lawson . be MR mean! that Davis and the nix B. H•rsho 3, has recommended 1954 meat 7irsr -be-gin- Rated DIE• Flamed. 90 Miles south of this tightening college draft deferments fling July 1. Secretary of Treasury ports that -evil spirits" had been other persons will not stand trial Poppy Day To NEW YORK May 19 (UP)— colonial capital, in an attempt to George M pestering Clarita- Villanueva, • this week and maybe not at all. especially for freshmen, sophomores Company Humphrey has sad 18. supress the bitter tribal feud be- Newsman William N. Oatis, back government for nine days and ordered The other five and the charges Be Held On Saturday and graduate students. spending and income her fore a pitched battle develops. America two should brought to the city morgue they faced were: Police Chief in after years as reach a balance by July 1, so he The appointment of Mrs. Freed Reports received here said more He also has recommended to the T. E. "Ace" McReynelds has 1954. could see for 'himself, James Greenfield, malfeasance in, prisoner in Czechoslovakia, seld , Cutham to direct the distribution than 1,008 Masai tribesmen, armed Office of Defense Mobilization that purchased an interest in Corn- . Mr. Eisenhower's tax plans, The hard - boiled mayor took eee" office; Maud Dossett. maintaining today his only plans were to takej if of memorial poppies, here on with spears, have formed a high school seniors be authorized Austin Company. according approved by along medical examiner nuisance and selling liquor wee,- 40-mile to an Congress, would grant Mariano • Day. May 23 was announced long battle-line between Makindu to take the selective service col- announcement by A. life easy for a while. relief to Lara and other observers, out a license; Patrolmen Morris Poppy B. Austin. individuals and corpora- incioh- today by Mrs. A B. Dunn, pre- and Sultan Harned where upward lege qualification test which now McReynolds has salesman tions ing a group of newsmen. Lamb and James Nichols. drunk- been a The 39-year old Associated Press at the same time instead of sident of the Murray Unit of the of 1,000 Wakamba tribesmen, is restricted to college seidents. for the firm for the past fourteen giving corporations a six-month The girl, who was jailed for va- enness on duty, and Tommy Da• correspondent flew home Monday American Legion Auxiliary. armed with bows and poisoned ar- years, and has Many friends who advantage over individuals 'Under grancy, described the{ spooks as till°, suffering gaming. Under his proposal — subject to far a reunion with his wife, Laura- I Mrs. Cotham will have charge rows. have invaded Masai reserve , present law, the exceas prefits tax "a very big dark man w.th curly • Grauman upheld Clark's claim President Eisenhower's okay, col- belle, whom he had not seen for of Poppy Day activities of the grazing lands. I will expire six weeks from today. hair all over the body" and "a jhat the special Christian County lege freshmen would be required nearly three years. He' was re- Auxiliary in the different parts ot Rut the Warta ran int. immediate body with an asseelic face and grand jury was illegally in ses- Several to score 70 on the test or stand leased tram Pankrac Prison in the city and will be assisted by sharp clashes already beg mustache." sion. Clark contended that no order are said to have in the upper third of the male Prague Saturday by an official par- a large corps of volunteer workers occurred. Leeson said that within 15 min- N'.19 entered on the court order members of their class to be don from his 10-year sentence on „ "Observance of Poppy Day is Ninth Blast Of utes while he was sitting beside , book designating a second three- The Wakamba tribesmen poured eligible for consideration for de- an espionage charge. made possible by the volunteer her the girl had two attacks and day term of the sepcial grand jury into the Masai reserve and raided ferment by their draft boards. workers who give their time and Current Atomic was "bitten" on her index finger that returned the indictments. cattle herds in retaliation for the Freshmen now must be in the In a press conference he dis- energies to bring to every- and neck. She writhed and then Grauman also sustained a motion poppies murder of a Wakamba at Makinchi upper half of their class. The new closed he had been grilled eight Series Set Off one,- said Mrs. Cotham. Through laughed as though she had been be Clark for a new trial for James some time ago. The Wakarrrba rules would let freshmen establish hours a day for nearly twb months them tribute is paid to the war tickled. She told the mayor the Hoek, suspended Hopkinsvi-He po- charged that the slain man's cat- their class standing after one between the time of his arrest an By ROBERT BENNY HOFF dead and funds are collected for two "things- then took turns biting liceman, convicted last 'seek of tle were driven off by the Masai. semester instead of a full school April. 1951. and his trial. LAS VEGAS, Nev. may III (UP) the welfare of the wars' victims, her neck. assaulting a Fort Campbell soldier year. —The Atomic Enerey Commission the disabled veterans and the Senior police and administrative He said he wanted to study the Lacson said he saw marks of and sentenced to a year In jail. staged the ninth blast of its current cJ.‘. needy children of veteran!. I hope officers from all main districts in record of his trial before giving human teeth where Clarita Clark contended that the Statute Sophomores would be required test series today and a pilotless had their public spirited services will the two reserves went to the scene any though to a formal repudia- been "bitten." and they -were of Iernidtions precluded an as- to achieve a grade of 72 instead Navy plane made the first 5UCCE-52.• not be recognized and rewarded on in an effort to arrange ''peace of 70 on the test tion of his "confession.- He said made by her.- • sault-and-battery conviction against or be in the upper All flight into the turbulent thermal Poppy Day" negotiations." half their class. the type of reporting he did would "Clarita's hand was bitten while Hooks. Hooks had been indicted on of envelope surrounding a nuclear not be a crime in America, that .1 was holding it," Lacsen a nialicious-strickeig charge, a fel- fireball, _ said. he did Mat feel he was viotatine "Thr finger -was- bitten "tinder I'My ony, but the jury found him guilty the law, and -that it was not until palm. What it is is beyond of the disdemeanor- charge. The toad. "jinxea be !our post- me. Litterbugs Costing State after he wars arrested that he dis- penements because of excesetive' This is thmething that goes way Clark made no move during the Many Thousands covered the reportorial standards back to the dark dim past." trial to quash the Hooks indict- radiation and unfavorable weather, Under which he had been operating appeared Leeson said Lara, a doctor who 60-ruk.g.kg17 ment. nor did he move for similar to rank with the most were contrary to Czech law. powerful is not superstitious, was action in the cases Hopkinsville atomic explosiens ever "scared of Of Dollars Each Year On State Highways stiff." T. E. -Ace" set off on Yucca Flat. (15 miles • Patrolmen Phillip Crabtree and McReynolds Oatis declined to discuss whether northwest of here. "I always thought of this world Buford Chilton, convicted of shoot- at any time in Czechoslovakia he will be pleased to hear of his as a visible thing but here is ing dice and fined $20 last week. FRANKFORT, Ky. May 19 — The adverse affect that littered A dead calf and a dead dog were had Worked for the U. S. State new connection with the clothing Its brilliant flash shortly after something unknown. a ferce un- The indictments quashed grew throwing away highways have on tourists that are found side by side on a McCracken Department or for any other U. S. Kentuckians are store. R a m EDT momentarily blinied seen but felt," Lara told Leeson. out of vice investigation by the bringing money into Kentucky can County highway, menacing the government agency. He said that hundreds of thousands of dollars He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. observers at the 9.000-foot level on When Clanta was asked to draw Hopkinsville Chamber of Com- not be estimated, for instance. health of those in the neighborhood 0 under Czech law. Peceiving econo- Mt. , Charleston. SALE • of their tax money each year by P. McReynoles of Lynn Grove, 35 miles away, picture's of the -things,- the pen- merce and Ministerial Association. Nor can the threat to health and spoiling the atmosphere and mic, military, and political infor- and where he was born. He attended the AEC said its jarring shock cil 'flew off her hand." the mayor throwing trash on the highways brought on by unsanitary dump:ng scenery alike. Re ports from mation constituted espionage Lynn Grove High School where he "on was registered on seemopgraphs at saise ,- within their state, according to W. grounds on public roads. throughout the state say that high- a lower level- and that receiving Pasadenie was a member of --the basketball Calif , 300 miles to the lenson said the girl had been P. Curlin, Commissioner of High- Highway litterers are of two ways•have become favorite dump- such information and transmitting west. Plane Returned To team and a member of the high *a Med by 3$/retaliate and _pro- stockings ways. types—the deliberate and the care- ing places of some it to a foreign filling station Fchool band. grertenn-.ent was nounced mentally sound. Czechoslovakia Everything from beer cans to less—according to maintenance of- Itesidvnts of Bishop, operators who throw away large McReynolds Married the former "high level" espionage. Calle-. hefted dead livestock ia being thrown on ficials, both have an , the explosion clearly and equal numbers of empty oil cans.- Miss France's Brandon of Paris. and citunted BERLIN May 19 (UP)—The U. highway rights-of-way in some despoiling He declined to discuss whether "13 or 14 distinct guilt in public property. It is Curitn's hope that public Tennessee. daughter sound waves in PROIC L Ain T 1014 S. High Commission returned to She is the of he had received areas, and the problem has become The deliberate set out from home opinion will force an end such inferm.ation ; succession." the AEC said. to the Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brandon of "Whereas CeechosIvakia today the "freedom one of the major headaches in week's for the purpose of transniitting it three times in the past with the garbage and de- needless waste of highway dump- Paris. Tennessee, formerly of Hazel. airliner- used by Czech anti-Com- maintaining Kentucky roads. Re- to a foreign government. A single engined. propeller-driv- thirty-six years the young men posit it on the roadside, often ing and he suggests that civic He is a inunist in their escape 'to the West member of the First en Navy Skyraider weeded by re- of our city have been called upon ports from all of the reate's 11 at a place where there has been, clubs, women's clubs and other Methodist Church of Murray where Frank J. Starael. general man- dioTind radar flew without mishap to help turn back a threat to' two months ago highway districts show highway deriving before and the result is organizations make it a project he is a member of the board of ape of the Associated Press. ex- A six-man Czech crew took off dumping to be prevalent. soon a full-grown dumping ground through the flaming curtain of America on foreign battlefields; 1/ay 30 of theirs to conduct county-wide stewards. He is active in Hoy pressed from Tempelhof Airfield for Prague acempelte and full confi- atOrnic fire Sid vals landed a short and "Hundreds of thousands of dol- complete with spoiled food, tin cleanup campaigns or maybe even Czech Scout work and has participated dence in Date' integrity as a news- , time later at nearby In -Whereas our young men on the . National Airlines lars that Should be going ineo bet- cans, bottles, old newspapers and a state campaign. an- C-47 transport. in numerous civic drives here. man." He added: Springs Air Base. swered this call with high courage ti Humming Bird ter highways for Kentucky is dead dogs and cats. Hopkins. McLean and Muhlen- and The high commissioner turned being spent each year to clean up The careless are the bees -can patriotism, some of the finest berg Counties are cited as ex- "Hlk reluctance to discuss cer--1.-- A similar pilotless Phne PPot the plane to its owners three days trash tflet motorists are leaving of them laying down their inies r their great beauty, throwing type whose aim is to get ample of places community action tam n questions is not to be used into the thermal envelope of a after the Czechs released American with the Department of Highways TWO YEAR OW IS in the nation's defense: and the small articles out of their auto- has taken great strides toward get- as implying anything. For more nuclear blast three weeks 1,70 •ful regular prices— newsman William N. Oatis from because a roadside makes a con- mobiles and "Whereas the memory of, these who shower bottles, ting highways cleaned up. In the CRUSHED TRUCK than two years he has been cut , was torn apart and sent -crashing imprisonment on "espionage char- venient place men and their sacrifices should to dispose of it. cans, wrappings from lunches and later county. May 7, all highways off from all normal contacts..serv-, to the ground, red a full 2r! ges." • Nearly a third of the time spent live forever in our hearts: and other items all aloha their route of in the county were cleaned through LOUISVILLE May 19 (UP)— jog a prison sentence in a foreign. P • The High Commissioner empha- on maintenance by highway crews r R-Pa.) as-Whereas our memory for our travel. These items may not be the combined efforts of 21 county A two-year old girl was crushed jail.- , Rep. Hush U, Scott, r hosiery wardrobe sized there was no connection is going into cleaning up debris," • spokesman for 23 war dead ;end the honor in which as unsightly as a week's home ac- Homemaker clubs. the Central City to death today under th.• wheels congressional between the release of Oatis ,and Curlin said. cumulation of St ate Department officials in observers who watched ,we hold them u individually' ex- trash but the bottles Chamber of Commerce, the school of a truck driven by her grand- the otplri. hr is Davenet— • return of the plane. The money being spent to pay Washington said they would be in- sion from pressed by the annual wearing of and cans can be death on a mow- systems of Central (eta,. Greenville, father. eight miles away. said. Four Czech anti - Communists crews to clean up trash and the ing terested in talking with ()atilt "None the eneneerial poppy. and machine and they are hard to and Drakesboro and the Depart- , The grandfather, ifulhey Seay of' us was fully prepared rr. The supply is limited. commandeered the airliner on money spent in reparing machinery clean whenever it is convenient for him I for what we saw, "Therefore. I George Hart. Mayor up. ment of Highways, Sr.. said he was playing with the even after three March 23 while it was on a regu- that is damaged by beer cans, Both types of trash throwers days of intensive prepare:on and of the. City of Murray do hereby The school children, armed with child in a porch swing and left They disclosed that Secretary off lar flight frem Prague to Brno, bottles and other pieces of rubbish probably had a hand in briefings.** proclaim, Saturoay. May 23, to be 'Merin!! rakes and shovels, did most of her to work on the truck. He said State Johre.Foster Dulles. Czechoslovakia. They sk mmed can be now tour- , Pn py Day in the City of Murray, estimated fairly closely. a main four-lane highway out et the cleaning and the Department he had no idea she followed him ing the Middle East. had sent Mrs I Sco said the lawmakers felt ;an mdorllio Uitgpoe palply.citizenGseloO e across the Iron Curtain at tree- Curlin said. but there are other Louisville recently to the extent of 4 bsCribart-e Highways and the county pro- into the lot. Oatis a message telling tier he had, "very intense- top level and landed at the U S. losses, not suffered directly by that seven heet. He said the the . day by the wearing ofthe truck loads of rubbish vided trucks, bulldozers and other The victim was Jacquelyn Seay. "taken a special Air Force Rhine-Main belie outside interest in your shock rattled windows at the con- the Department of Highways, that were picked up by highway crews equipment, along with operators. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HugheY husband's case and now rejoicesi trol station and knocked hats Frankfurt. are incalculable. in a distance of two milea. from George Continued On Page Four Stay Jr. with you in his release." observers' heads.

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TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1t53 PAGE Two. THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MM. UF FERNANDEZ WATCHES AS 13TH 'KILL' 15 CHALKED_UP PM THE LEDGER & TIMES Here & Yonder eURSISHIL, BY LEDGER & TOMS PUBLISHING COMPANY, las seilsolidatIon of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Ttmes, and The News Dines-Heraltt. October 26. 1428, and the West Kentuckian, Januar, ii, WM Hello Everybody: Well the sound Of the lain am „. JAMES C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER the house top this day "T- ina:Aar" Is nothing unusual to heae as it Ife reserve the right to MOM any Advenisesii Lotion to the UMW. has rained all week. I fiel Li te Public Voice Item' whIelli not best !Mona metar agillsbn are for the thfr Lord has a purpose for it or mu W our readers he, wouldn't send it. anc Mr. and Mrs. VirgaI,,i Nasty, on' TIM KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCUTION visited Mr. and Mrs. 0, J. Fulehen• MATIONAL RIPRESEPITATIVai WALLACE WTPMER CO. 1311111 Saturday afternoon. FOn- Monroe. Memphis, Term.;'250 Part Ave, New York; 307 N Michigan Title Defense Thirty Game Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Self and Boo Th are., Chicago, SO Bolyston St. Boston children we're the over night guests str; the of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Self and me its i --Ifeitared at the Post (Alice. Murray, Kentucky, tor transmIsstoo as Clara on Saturday night. Negotiated Schedule Is cyc quet Second Class Matter * Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Fulcher an, ott at S son, Joe. visited Mrs. Juanita Sea 1•UBSCRIPTION EATIZ: By Carrier In Wurzel. Per week 13c• Pee By JACK CUDDY and family a short while Tuesday. 4•011 K5c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, ,per yeax, Named for.MSC fin! 0.30-. else- United Press Sports Writer Mrs. Ruby Fulcher receised j ha: Th shaft. !SAL NEW YORK May 19 tel'i-Pre- beautiful diess for Mother's Day, WS( eel tooter Jim Norris and Manager Al A 30-game m- ajor college sche- It was sent from her daughter, ChUl del TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1953 Weill were slated to begin nego- dule for the Thoroughtueds of Miss Ethel Fulcher of East 'Alton, Smit dir tiating today for Rocky alarciano's Coach Harlan Hodges at Murray Illinois. thud September title defense, now that State Coilege was announced to- So long. 311. I Jersey Joe Walcott's -short county" day by Roy Stewart, MSC's direc- —Just A Hifl Billy CE Milwaukee Tough, Now,But protest has been rejected. tor of athletics. Tt A -31aim-thaaaell -duaosi-ol- wit Cincinnati or Roland LaStarza of name teams of the nation are in- at Vo-r—Aciftchers New York will be challenger. cluded for the 1953-54 scnool year. Charles is the National Boxing As- The Racers will start the season Tr 'sociation's "logical contermer." off with a bang, opening in Al- in United Press Sports Writer iiiiek hit a bonier for Cotes- saotber There will be a loud 'screaming bony, Y. on November .28. CAPT. MANUEL J. FNMA/4M of Miami. F1a., Looks on In Korea as his crew chief, Aile'Lewis %V. Libr NEW YORK May 19. (Uri-l from the contender Who is re- One, of the highlights of the sea, ,French, stencils a 13th 'tar on the jet tighter, denoting 13 'kills! in Fernandez' record. Iles- the top Miss Those Milwaukee Braces aie tough The Giants cashed in on a to-at-- Jected. - son will be the Racers' participa- 'let ace in Korea. Photo by INP staff photographer FA Hymort. (international Sound photo) enough te beat right new, but run rally that included' a three- Completion of the negotiations tion in the Kentucky what s going to happen when ace rein homer by Monte Irvin fur their may require weeks. Al Weill will Tournament in Louisville Decem- demand -big money". this time for 4-;:. Ci pitchers Warren Spahn and Vern victory at Si Louis. Earlier Hank ber 28-30. Other teams in the meet 4-V Roc.ky's defense, MAJOR LEAGUE Homemakers' Work Bap Hickfuid gets back into s,action Thompson hi: a two' run Giant second since thell are Houston, Villanova, Siena, Xav- champ4Jsurae for last, Friday Chi- Major League 8-1) Eva along with the strong-armed kips homer. Red Schcendienet homered ier, Louisville and Eastern and LEADERS Widely Accepted ton. who have been carrying them to for the Cards and Stan 'Musial cago tied with Walcott:leas only Western Kentucky. Each team will S106.038. Jessey Joe's flat guaran- o'cic victory after victory" drilled three singles play three games. AMERICAN LEAGUE Practical informatiiii i on home Mik Most teams would run head-on tee was $250,000. Other top games include mee0- Standings Mager and Cab C. AS It 11. Pet Connie Marrero. Washington's co improvement has found its way • into trouble if they lost a ..pair of The Illinois Athletic Commission ings 'with Marshall, Brigham Young Kell, Boston 24 95 21 37 .389 n-Z at s gar-noking Cuban right hander from a homemakers club in Ken- aces like Spahn and Bickford for rejected his -short-count- protest Dayton.- Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Suder, Phila, 20 73 9 27 .370 pitched five hit . ball and struck NATIONAL LEAGUE tucky to England, aceosding to - almost three weeks but the Braves Monday and blasted his hopes of Georgia Tech, Xavier and the Rosen, Cleve. 26 95 15 33 .34'7 out nine in %lulling a duel vetth Teast W L Pet, Miss Helen Stevens:, lionie demon- of t • whined- to be getting slung. better having Friday's bout ruled a "no traditional twine and home engage- Dobson, Dobson had only one Philadelphia 16 6 .667 stration agent in Union county for 3 without them. Joe contest- SO that a charity tern:Itch ments with member teams of the NATIONAL LEAGUE mee Ises-srunitin-Use- wen where mitaxsukee ad 8 .667 the Uniferi4ity of Kentucky. see( -be order''- Ohio V.Iley Contereisees-Twis , In fact. 4pttn.li who has been ington xsarix1 all of its runs and Brooklyn 15 -11 - Mrs. Karl Eiv.-irr-ar- --tirenvini- The rejection came swittly after both in Provo, Utah,, are on tap Campla, Brkn. 27 103 24 37.359 • -WM -ettfe mtre Lcader in home furnishings, has a le. ester ro tweed -thr- ratty-. cieiatings Aehburrn Ptak+. 29 :fis- .aftd n going to be tough to break Three straight hits. 'a single by New York - 103 :51 4104r Veiir friend-In-Niel(1vJith,trig , Chicago and New York showed The Thoroughbreds are.slated to .- -,- Wyrotk. Phila 22 77 10 27 .351 back into the starting rotation Wayne Terwilliger. •datible by Chicago 9 14 ..19l a that Referee Frank Sikora had %Ind up their regular season in land. Following each of the lessons --again.- Mickey Vernon. and by Pittsbrgh a single counted out the vent:ruble chat- the, OVC tournament in Louisville 37° Home Buns: Campanela, Doe- on braided rugit, pictuie aelection Ow It was Charley -GriniMs prize Dutch Vollmer scoredne Cincinnati . 7 14 run, lenger in 'exactly 10 seconds, and February 25-27. '333 gen 12; Mathews, Braves 7; Klus- and framing. wiudow ;reatment ex - GI' rookie' Bob Buhl, atm Errors by Fred Mai Dobson O'cr Si'. and that Joe 'still 'was sitti on the _ zewski, Reds 7. and utriTf aceeswiries, Mrs Erwin IOW DISTANCE pitched his second fine same in Washington delivered the others canvas at the count of 10. AMERKAN LEAGUE Home mans: Campanella, Dod- passes on copies of the leaflets made it eight victories last a row Monday night. a seven-hit, in .the Two films were shown in each gers 12, Mathews, Braves 7, KIIIS- she receivesd Maiwraelub. -In turn. 10 games. Catcher Mickey- Grasso AMU 4-0 victory over the Plots as Mil- city. F-irst, She previewers saw a. Bribe Lase To pri. zewski. Reds 6, Bell, Reds 6; 6er- her Eli:ills/1 friend rave the in- suffered a split index finger on Teem W L waukee made it steer, victories In his .66.7 neat Red Sox 6. kinescope of Friday's telecast. The New York 18 9 arm moved !the last eight guinea and right nand and wilt be 1°11' to -kiriescope Was rein at exactly the Appe Chicago lisEt !,1: .613• Rens Ratted In: Campanella back into a f.rst place tie. WashingtonIn. d week or,more, same speed as the BOO, and the' Be aled Cleveland .51,7 1 Dodgers 43: Drops Tigers 25; En- knockout on the film teascum- nie Buhl vela greed a ewe; tat-- ad _Detroit bifilt'sip its beat streak Booms- Minoan.mrh t-ret.e.,...-Nsux • Homecoming pleted at 2:25 of the first round. LTPER N1ARLBORCC, 44.15' 'jam .500 n a n Sad in the hrig inning on a triple by of the season. winning As thiret Md. May Waghington Also that Sjag.....courif .sequiled ex- 19 .rp.-Attorticys for Army Pvt. ./6 429 1 Bill Bruton and a single by 4.me in a row m the opener be. Lbws sett,- 10 seconds.: Louis Glickftelat who reeeived an Dodgers. 24: Campanella. Dodgers. Mathew and trait seas all Pie need- hind five-hit pitching by Ned Gail- Philadelphia Next came the really 18-month prison sentebee -MT trs- l!" !12 1. °12(1 1 24; Robinson. IN wit,-vrA '24 ed In the land Del Crandal hal ver . and timely hitting by Steve magai- Detrint cent thrre-dinienaion movies - the mg to bribe a Maryland football seillItanato:,,Knuennp, hTarigeeyr.s AltItiletios VtTne•••,,• the longest homer yet to be de- Souchock and, Walt Dropo Each first ever taken of a prre._• fight. player. today announced they will -40\ ___ livered in the new Milwaukee park. hit a double end triple. although They sh. wed el.ar that appeal the ease. Yesterdays Results Pitching: Parnell, Red Sox 5.4t a 403-foot biret niu.,kil C1-11i. He Sevicheck nad to leave in the Oita Walcott was still on the Glickfield, 21-year old former LEAGUE I Surkont, Braves 5-0, Dorash, White also drove in the final two runs with a pulled leg muscle. In the Ceck at NATIONAL second game Boston '10.- They els.) .confirme& Vom University of Maryland studcnt Sox 3-0; Lopat. Yankees 3-0; Fued with a single in the eighth The poured over York 8, St. Louis 6 two Side ,inglet. that the knocitedt now Stitionect at Fort New Yankees 3-0; Stuart, Browns 3-0 Phils suffered the lots of stifling six runs in the first inning and Knox; K. action compr.sed only two punches had bond set at $5,000 Monday .Dv Milwaukee 4, Philadelphia 0 pitcher Karl Drews when Iiieres enabled Mel Parnell to coast to -a .grazing left hook high On the PrIntre George County Judge Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn I. 10 in- CALL BY hit .r. the knee by .lire drive in his fifth straight victory, also a head and a smashing uppercut to , Charles C. Marbury whi• iente•need nings. Such Patriotism the _fall lie suffered turn liga- free-hitter in which he ruzeded re- That Joe' ba7C1k-411-ii-n UM the- state reformatory and Only games scheduled ments and may be out let Sane lief from Elbe -.11,n4,er- The c-15111 stsrmcled made-12 hate combining four of wards to the canviss. fitted Jim $lVAIN after trying the Bine: AMERICAN LEAGUE NUMBER Chairman case without * them with four walks Robert K. Christen- I a jury. The Reds topped the Dunger. 2-1 in the big Detroit 5, Boston 2 1st game inning in which berry of the New 'ark Bosing. '.Glickfield !was charged with is!. in 10 innings on Ted Klusseaski's 13Petling three De. Beaton 8. Detroit 5 2nd game Give the operator the out- toot intchers could not Cornmiseion said after the pre- tering a Maryland center Tom Cos- 4 home re.r, arid the Giants defeated item the 'Washington 3, Chicago ude view. he was counted out 'fairly. grrie'e a bribe to keep the "point of-town telephone number the Cardinal. 1-4 in other . Ted Lepcie drove in three scheduled National -And he' was really knocked out ,spread" under 21 points .in the 1911 Only games nw'iSlijAauS,Aepaiihoomf ,A•ckorrnonin.g0.foshur -Cuplit.. whenever you can. Then she League games The runs with two Mts. Fluyd Baker Senator s' He -didn't quit He was stunned Maryland-Louisrana State Univer- doesn't have to call "Infor- blanked the White Sox. 3-0 while I mad"! three hit!' and I isity football game In Seattle, Wash, with his Jap- mation" in ,Detroit topped Todays Games the distant cit, Boston 5-2 then lost anese! brio IF:Ringo Diets baby and 114 at Boston in American League NATIONAL LEAGUE your call goes through FIVE DAY FOILECAST was born prematurely to seasick games New York at chicago Genies. faster. All other teams h.4 open. NEW WAR' native of lekyo. Irina NEARER TO A r0-00 vs, ttaiker 41-5,. Kazuko, a date. By Crafted Press lice. They those to tia“: SOUTHERN BILL TELEPHONE Pittsburgh ;it St. Louis -7 Landoll did nut Kluszewski put .r. end to an eve'I sea. Ilatcriuslitohil) AND TELEGRAPH Staley it buried at COMPANY rung 4 frubtratioin for flrooklye,! KENTLCK Y.-Temperatui es few TURKEY, • 42-31 Vs. 44-11. which tied a major league mark I the five-day . period. Wednesday Philadelphia at Cincinnati - Ro- vs. Perkowski 41-2i. by Leasing 11 runners on base n I through Sunday will aeerage Jinn berts 15-2. the first nine innings as Bud Pod- to six degrees above seasonal 1ev-1 Brooklyn at Milwaukee - Meyer butler yielded 13 walks.. hat bats- lels Kentucky infernal is 67 There (2-11 vs. Wilson 12 rnan, a wild pitch and six hits, wit1 be little day to da# Char.gt • A Fine. Well Improved Farm but burr down to hold off any scor- and frequent showers. throughout AMERICAN LEAGUE Pillett• ing after Jacitie Rob.r.son doubled , the state nal' total vile inch or - LUANCI St. Louis at Boston - 55* (1-11 vs. Brown 42-1i. home a first ier.ing tan Andy Serro . .re. Beirut FOR _ Suez- Cleveland at Washington - Fe-1- SALE vs. She-a 12-0i. Canal J.k•• ler i1-21 Chicago at Philadelphi. - For- A 10:room two story modern brick home, including 4 - Port nielea 42-00 vs. Martin 0-34. complete bath, fine well of water with 'Alex- andria T. Detroit at New York - Gray electric pump, Said and 47 acres Cordie T. Rushing 10-40 vs. Sam t2-24. of fine land. This farm is well fenced and outbuildings consist of a new stock barn, double garage. JERRY COLEMAN GETS CA:*0 tobacco barn shedded on two sides Candickite For TWO 00113 STARS and one and nine- tenths acre E G tobacco base. T,his farm is wonderfully lo------SEOUL,' Korea May 19 (UP,— cated 7 miles south of Murray. SAUDI Capt. Jerry Colyman. jwiiptry New klurTiv City Judge This ARABIA York Yankee Second baseman now ATTINTION, MIG pilots you get property is priced to sell below cost of improve- flying with the First U. S. Marine the 6100.000 reWILIA ments and not only. owner is. willing to make liberal terms. Democratic Primary, August 1, 1953 Aircraft Wing. .sported two gold offered by.: the U. S. If you de- sea stars to his Air Medal today. liver your plane into U. 8 hands, CAI:Ma fl, 28, a fighter-bomber but a tilmtown dinner date and BAUCUM & LEDBETTER To the 1'oters of3lurray and Calloway : pilot, received the gold stars .41 , evening of fun with luscIllbs candidacy for well. I take this opportunity to announce my Premier Naguib. Britain's lifeline to the east. lieu of his 11th- and 121h Air! Kathleen Hughes as She's REALTY City Judge of Murray. During the years that I have been Medals. He has flown 5.5 misiggins• shown In Hotlyvoort where she AGENCY a member of the Council have ha4 the opportunity against the Communists ftvice the wined to Gen. Mark (1,-,r1L'a City I PHONE 122 — NIGHT PHONE to familiarize myself with the problems that come before Marines recalled him more than money offer. Shy says she a just 716 this important officer, the city judge. • y. ar beine patriotic. (Inierkrigliortal) .20..• ••• Most of you also know that for'27Lyears I- was. ak business man of this good town, and thus you know that I am very personally interested in keepingMurray the clean- est and most desirable town in our state. and in the South. Makvbe there are some instances whereby I am a strang- The CORN-AUSTIN er to.some of you people who have come here to mak•• COMPANY is pleased thcomMunity a better place in which to live. I am hope- ful that I will personally meet you before the primary election' I also want to renew old friendshigs with all the other folks here. Should I fail. 1. hope you will take to Announce that advantage of inquiring of me- before you pledge your vote. God being my Helper. I will strive alwaykto4rive you the best and most inUrieous effort as a City Judge should T. E. "ACE" you elect me to this most responsible' Position in your city McREYNOLDS affairs. I will always- cooperate as I always have with all city and county officers to the lkst of tify an guard as a linrr mo‘es through the Suter ranaL is now a partner in this business. You are invited to May I thank vou for any consideration you may gke British soldier visit CORN-AUSTIN anytiple toward my, cm• didacy.- WELLES THE WHIM withiraw their 10.O0)-man Suez canal garrison a popoiar uprising. Is the of Mr. within tale next few netts, there will be to take advantage McReynolds' advice. and long experience in the men's Respectively yours, prediction in Egypt as Egyptians point to fresh Outbreaks of anti- British violence. Hunirceis of British and Egyptiarui base been etnell Egypt abrogated ifs Suez treaty in October. 1951, de' furnishing field. Ii maroling„eeacilation. 'Phe British are reported digging trenches an -I Cordie T. Rushing setting tip tar,k guards at several canal pninte and in London one reaipaper as I eeesta in Egypt hai.e trieigfit Britain "nearer to ,4 ••

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IT s • TUESDAY, MAY 19, An UESDAY, MAY 19, 1953 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY •••••••••••••• ,,, PAM MN THE SKY IS THE LIMIT ON living in Murray. For 6•144. Notify J. D. Paschall, Masao 1. what you can do with the, more Service and Repair, eorstact Boyd Here & Yonder Farmington, Ky. 7420p it_ 3 %lei la than 80, wonderful Super Kern- Linn, 201 South Fifteenth, Phone ANT ADS To,. , tone Deluxe wall • paint colors 1592-J. tic News OUR Made so that anyone can -apply IP 0111111111114 S'.."00111111111111111111 Help Wanted1 USE T11 WWI ,10 ,..0 1 111111111 liri:11110011111 VILY them, you can cover wallpaper, Hello Everytamy: and all wall surfaces, in your Lost and Found I HANDS FOR Well the bound of the rion_ae TWO-TONE BEIGE AND BROWN FOR SALE FIVE ROOM HOUSE Exchange Furniture Company, favorite shades. Economy Hard- WANTED - TWO suite. Couch makes the house top this day -"Thursday' FOR SALE living room with bath. 4 acres of land. 5 Call 677. M22c NOTICE I ware & Supply, East Main, Phone LOST - A GUERNSEY SPOTTED laundry work. Superior Luan- SI full size bed. $159.50 Exchange miles out, on Lynn Grove high- Cleaners. M21c is nothing unusual to hear as it 575, M22c male calf about six months old. dry and Company. M22c A REAL BONUS BUY! - 1951 has rained all week. I feel Ite Furniture way. A hergziin. Call 151-M. COLLIE PUPS FOR SALE - 4 Ford Special Custom "H". With REITER MEALS FOR LESS WITH EVERYBODY KNOWS THE REPU- thr Lord has a purpose for it or , • Ilitt20p months old. Also dinner bell radio, heater, wrap-around bum- a Norge Home Freezer.*Choose TATION of BLUE Cs'RASS Power , he wouldn't send it. FOri. SALE LATE MOLIEL 10 11.1). SIGNED„, SENT TO IKE and road wagon. 105 Su. 15th, SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY- per guards. A ben-u-tidel dark the size "just right" for your and Push type mowers. They TIDELANDS Mr. mid Mrs: Virgale Name, Johnson motor, large 18 it family phone 47-J. M21p 1950 Ford Club Coupe with heat- green finish. Hill & Garland at family, whether it be a new take tho Blue Ribbon ler lawn visited Mr. end Mrs. 0. J. type. boat. Both in A-1 shape. Fulcher er,' sunvisor,-.and Kentucky lic- 4th and Walnut. Call 669. M21c upright or chest model. We sell care - Priced to sell. Economy Saturday afternoon. $300 for both. Can be Seen at F011 SALE CAest. COMB.riE-D ense. $795.00. dill & Garland a complete line of frozen Loon Hardware & Supply. M27c Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Self and Irvin Cobb Resort. Ed F. Kirk. WHITE METAL TOP KITCHEN Neat, motor driven dual whet Is, Used Cars. (let a line! Call 589. containers. .Economy Hardware. children were the over night phone 1252. M21c table. Good clean table for $8.95. THERE IS NOW A SINGER guests straw spreader, pick-up attach- M21c 16121c of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Self Riley's Number 2 Store, 105 Sewing Machine Representative and ment, several screens, three Clara on Saturday night. FOE, SALE LIGHT OAK BREAK- North 3rd, phone 1672. Mille cycles, two clover concaves, and very nice. NEW LANE CEDAR CHEST - • Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Fuls-lier ,7nd FAST set, fiiirdly used, Other extras. Used one and damaged. Made of 34 ton. Joe. visited Mrs. Juanita See Phone 1137-J. M21c Slightly TWO-TONE SPRING TONICI-A f seasons, never been wet. In cedar in walnut finish. and family a short while Tuesday, inch 1953 Chevrolet hest buy! See it c Row n first class condition. No bearing Fdit. SALE FRIGH)AIRE REFRI- $39.05 Riley's No. 2 Store, 105 AISTSHOIR1\ Mrs. Ruby Fuleher ERLEI zD received at Hill & Garland at 4th and D[ has ever been hot. Reason for GERATOR aria Tappan range. North 3rd, phone 1672. M21c ica beautiful dress. for Mother's Day. . M2le selling; no help. Also Case side Both late models, used very little. It was sent from her daughtil, delivery rake. G. 0. Pace, Har- Really a good buy. See them at ZIPPITY DO DA! ZIPPITY OH! Miss Ethel Eulcher of ff East ARK din, M21p 1001 Olive St., it interested. 1V121p My. oh niy, she is leady to go! FOR SALE NEW KIRBY VACUJM Illinois. • Ky. That's Hill & Garland's 1951 Immediate delivery. taa..• CLEANERS. So long. AlAISWAS to ••••••••••, • I. Ruled England, Ireland and Scotland, 1625-1649. Chrysler Windsor deluxe. With All attachments. Excenent floor N . 25: Charles A Hill PUZZLE -Just Billy CROSSWORD radio, heater, spotlights, and seat polisher. Easy Terms. Good trade- Succeeded his F.1!-Y4 : UM Sere: 1600, second son of James I and Anne of Denmark. ACROSS " 40-Brim covers. 4th and Walnut. M21c of gentlemen, the 42-Obetruct WUU D in on your old vacuum cleaner. father. One historian says Charles was "the worthiest father and the 44-Allude I. AD MONNRBMWI Call Clifton Campbell, lepresen- best master, the best friend, th• best husband, the best Roam 46-Simple produced" However, h• I- 66-Esplu5ive OW OREM RWu- - W USED MERCHANDIZE FOR SALE tative, South 13th St. t'hune best Christian that -the age in which he lived I-Tier double-dealing villain, and 1 K. in debt noise FOOd WNMA UMPI Combination wood and gas 1564-M. Jec had opponents who regarded him as a liar, a I Mem by 60-Sharp father, he was a firm believ•r in the divine right of kings Homer 61-fluffla: range $45.00 tyrant. Like his TA 1 R EXTRA NICE USED BLUE LIV- in four years because they would not I l'erloti of time follower of. Automatic Bendix waelier $35.00 and dissolved four Parliaments 53-Mailelotur E 05 he ruled without in rank ING room suite. '2 pieveS. Nice Yield to his demands. For eleven years thereafter I. Title of burning 3T3 Universal electric range $35.00 constitutional 55-Itobs n suite! Nice price! $39.50. Exchange to his misfortune. The men who wanted a respect FEE Table top oil range $15.00 Parliament, th•y 11-14uskett drama 115-Fouth Furniture Company. M22.c net to be denied it, led by Oliver Cromwell TIME Amerlean RS)a011 ..A1 ER A government were A a A SAVE Kerisrage and are washer 612.00 coups, creeping Plant Ringer overwhelmed Charles' forces through a series of military Watilio, 2- itrosillan WI NO I 6] martyr Nixon signs the delands oil bill In 61- Dance step 60,000 B.T.U. Evans oil heater trial as a traitor. To many he appeared a VICE PRESIDENT Richard 62-tistiole "SW g7 • 9 E3 - INDIAN 1649, brought him to Senate and House. Looking 0111 4- Si.ottiah cap • $75.00 DOCTOR, - LAWYER, ington follovelng passage by the - Ventilates CHIEF - Here's a buy that's Senators Price Daniel (D), Texas, Spaikaard -Chums tightly high note Medium warm morning stuve (from left) are tidelands 11 65-In mimic, high i-Tr ta holt Ksuechel (R), California. Thal 1.t •y 4-(7ervinoily 635.00 hard to believe! 1948 Pontiac Holland (D), Florida, and Thomas .3-i,atvian coinre $5-Ardent 9/ -Knock 5--W idea w a k• convertible with radio, heater, to this Whits nou_s•se- ----asigniasionaposr/400 67 anhol fur Airlene Gag Company, 504 Mdin bill was sent 15-The sun DOWN twin-spots. It s a hydromatic rpm:most Street. 1420c 17- 1-Edible heti- 7-Schnot of "8"! 11111 & Garland, etteitnd part 3-ReNereme A hale, IS-Compass polite 5-I'repare for GOOD USE RINGS. lialf tvize nut. Mttle print and f u ize. From $4.95 up. s-Sell to ROA III Raale Ell4011.011• MAPATItlfr ter 10--Kastve metal FOR RENT 11-Arnied confllet 16-Semi-erecte5 + New Automatic oi 16 atones APART- IS It-Ocean FOR RENT TWO ROOM 1.e Insect Destroyer WNBS 1340 MFNT Wired to: 1340 unfurnished, 19 .0 21 n-Facred -song S a or poem -eli;ctric stove. Near college. - 26 23-Eital,e's rim t Franchise Available Trictifit- MAT. . Ed21p / Je M 25-Witte assail

II •T-Eilndu que.ca ions d. us on the floor with iaa Get ground FOR RENT 6 ROOMS UNFUR- ON 30 r 3, 31 • 33 25-Severs the new patented automatic Insect- lion asIIu 30 -Turf 1st floor. 1107 West A Retails at $3.50. Sells on NISHED. ient ill d II Rock), hill 0-Shade. Wednesday, May M. 1t153 36-Dim' around sight, one or more on every call. Main Street. Also garaize apart- win LONG DISTANCE track 1101 Wad Main. il'AA WA" OW 35-Ce),Iun tea Protected territory. Requires $416 ment, furnished, 12:45 Luncheon Music lets • 41 41 nil 6:U0 Farm Program 41-Clergyman investment in inventory. Money Also 5 room house on Farmer to 1:43 and he was mourned. Und• Program 1:00 Record Shop irti. . A II 43-Evtinet flight. back guarantee to you. Make up to Avenue. Baucum and Ledbetter when he died on the scaffold (see above) 6:15 Farm CALLS hlroi the crown, but in off•ct occupied the 1:45 Public sigvice ni- .4. ,el = Mir `. $150.00 weekly in your spare tow Real Estate. 1‘120c th• rul• of Cromwell, who refused 6,30 Hymn Time Mit influence and world prestig• 2:00 News , , _ MNIII1.1 A AlaPirtsita and if you can, produce, we will throne for the next rains years, England's 6:45 Calloway Capers 47-iireek letter finance you on full time franchise reign of law and ord•r, civil and religious 2:05. Magic (or .Y..0 to -T.S3 iv-Choice reached new heights. The 6:55 pleura -Otherwise with earnings to $15,000 or mo. FURNI D gUrThlE UT FOR Cromwell established VAIS remarkable for the time. .2:45 Yabic Service ' _ ..... • 0 53 which 0 liberty 7:00 /*Wrung Cheer , 51-Itiot annually. Moat have car. Furnish rent. , Main across;4 from tvf, 8 t'-flesert reference; aryl tull information CladC...Watener to cymbals college mime. Call. ile• .d.u.. '' •'.761 56-111ndu *bout yoldbalfinietter. Out repre- 8:00 News i" 57-Mule: 1d20e 3'15 tvsct &rat*. as written sentative will contact you person- 8:15 Morning Devotion r loS -Wing 3:30 Music for Wednesday 9 59 ally. WrIteLJNIVELSSALSUPPLY CO., .8:30 Organ Reveries 64-11.adrenr 314 Central Ave., Faribault, Minn. 3.45 Music for Wednesday 53-Ktas or Rashaa FURNISHED APARTMEN - 3 8:45 Mornmg Special 4.00 Postcard Parade rooms, bath, electrically equip- • 9:00 Morning Moods 4C15:30 -Postcard Parade ped. private entrence. Close in - Oliver 9;15 Morning Moods Lord Protector Postcard Parade Adults. Call 131-W after 5 pain. Cromwell, who preferred 930 Morning Muds i NC. 0 4:45 Postcard Parade rs' 706 011,e tic dictatorship to kingship. 9:45 Morning Moods ‘4749 5:00 Sports Parade Above, his battle sword; 10:00 News 515 Teatime Topa. below, his signature. Bus. 10I5 Rural Rhythm 30 Teettme Topics Opportunities! .10130 Lean Sack and Listen 55i45 Sagebrush Sorensen. CALL BY 10:45 Lez.n Back and Listen 66;0015 News F DIRAC() SALES PERSON - WE HAVE AN 10:55 Scrapbook Between the Lines in? • 5nedne..1 in X ri ap- opening for an experienced 11:00 1340 Club 6730 Baseball Warrnups SITNOPSIIS in us again, as they ali.says will, He thought Lisa Tremaine was pliance sales person. Must , be right: Charles J. Be- 11:15 1340 Club 6:55 St. Louis Cardinal ballalia$ NUMBER The eight guest -pasarngers aboard conversation was guarded to too brave for her own good, and a top producer desious of top At but the y•cht -Spiritus- out of Na.e.ao. his signature. 11:25 Eddy Arnold game to 9:30 , say the least. Everybody acted when I said that I admired her, earnings. Car or pick-up truck lo Bahaniaa, are gripmel by terror when Favorite Vocals 9730 Plattertime Give the operator thc out- • shot la fired in the night and their the person next to hind he had the effrontery to suggest 11:30 as though a necessity. Call in person or Plattertime riost and owner of the craft, wealthy, from 11:45 Gospel Hymns 9:45 of-town tekphonc number eccentric Deems Opdyite is reported might be a poisoner, and it would that I suffered the same de- write for appointment. All ap- Mr. Brown re- 12:00 News 10700 News 'pt. whenever you • missing horn the vessel. Sardonic old be no und, rstatement to say that fect. I said that plications strictly confidential can. Then she 10:15 Listeners Request to WOO Jonas, this ship• captain. assembles the atmosphere was actually poi- minded me of some big clumsy 12:15 Noontime Frolic . liii doesn't have to call has parengers in the sabot, &hieing See Mr. Gupton at Montgomery Ovaries II. "Infor- soned distrust. e, animal, essentially peaceful, like a TOMORROW: 12:30 Church of Christ 11:00 Sign OX them that OridYke had • premonition with SolitUd Want Mayfield, Ky 111 lee 'p. mation" in thc distant City, of meeting sith foul play en the voy- which we had feared, suddenly hippopotamus for Instance, noun- 1.y age, &ad had consequently left his will felt grow- By Ernie Buahaaillar and your call goes through in Jonas' keeping. The document de- began to seem better than com- denng in a net that it 1.1-1•1_41.1.-1 lck faster. crees that the "Spiritus- continue pany. We wolfed down what food ing tighter. Ile answered that •loug her course toward South Amen,• there were things he would rather for amen days, by the end of which we could manage, and gladly es- I'LL KISS YOU Ise SOUTHERN Sill TRIPWIRE period Ur. yke bad believed his caped from each other to the pri- be shut up with than a hippopo- al) AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY killer would resealed. Kagle-eyed vacy of our cabins. tamus in a net. I told him I could SOMETIME, Stewardess Harberh t• placed in charge not make the doctor out, and he of the women mot has watches User f'rederick Brown demanded a WHEN YOU them lik• • Jailor. The strain of •Il pot of coffeisand said that he said he would bear watching. Odd- LEAST this causteienaitive little Gay Walton. would take Itto'Lisa Tremaine. ly enough neither of us mentioned TOW A. actress to hysterical and Dr. Reuben Randolph, • psychiatrist. The dining Rion was forward Larry. EXPECT comforts her Liderly Lady Lisa Tre- on 13 deck. Aft of it came the The fact was, when you added rnalne, and tarry Redding. • broker, galleys, and then quarters for the up the evidence, that anybody IT Improved Farm and rrederick Frown. • lawyer. Phi h admit having quarreled with their host second offleir, the engineer, anal could have stood in the dark pas- prior to hi.. disappearance. the steward and stewardess. The sageway between the salon and guest cabins were all on A deck, the owner's cabin, fired the shot, 01 A PTER TEN t SALE four to • side. To port, Brown, and .olipped away era come back RA LI'll seemed pleased at Randolph, Carlotta and Larry Red- later looking innocent. It was not the disciiiss.flture he had caused ding; to attar-heard, Gay, Lisa and a comforting thought, Eirown, "It --will be interesting, modern brick home, including ourselves. Aft of the cabins, a think the Captain did it from clinically, to observe_ the ef• of I r small renting room gave on the the bridge," I said. water with electric pump. frets of strain on +Buell different well deck, and across from It, "Why. not Todd from the port- . This • personalities." His eyes farm is well fenced and cota..,gray under the poop, lived the "black hole of the cabin?" went over all of us as ttise Were new stock gang," the oilers and wipers for "No motive." PPL/r./.../Ltdiar. barn, double garage. haintIng for symptoms. N'd .one MAY- ail the engine room. Forward_ under "How do you know?" asked C.L t two sides and commented on this unpopular sulk, one and nine• the forecasle, lived the sailors. It( bert drily. gestion. The doctor continued This farm All this wits connected with the Sures is wonderfully lo- suavely,"Now we know Just where "Do you know what I think ?" By Raabarn Van promenade or veranda deck above, ase.SLAT3 Jrray. everyone was except the Cap- I ir.quired. "These people pretend- ABBIE anal the salon and Opilyke's cabin, ed not to know each other when tain." by four stairways, one inside and HUH? OH, to sell below Hut Jonas was too wise a rat they were introduced, but I think HOW COME YOU'RE Cost Of improve' one outside at each end of the P1111.1111111111,1 YEAH... to be caught with such a small they really do know each other- WANDERING AROUND g to make liberal ship. terms. piece nf Cheese. and altogether too well." LOOK UP YEAH...I DRESSED THAT WA'/ PAYING OFF I mention tligi to show hovv THERE, your meaning. Doctor, Robert rolled his eyes heaven- HIM.., PAVING OFF A A BET...YOU "I take easily anyone who did not want to HARRY., IT'S SOME- SEE answer you, although I ward and clapped his hand to his BET' GUESSED • and I'll be seen could go up and down or BODY WAVING:: LEDBETTER know as I should. I was on forehead. "A Daniel come to judg- IT,' don't back anal forth. Above us all, the bridge where 1 belonged, like ment!" the incalculable Captain presided from 41111if Y I you in the first place. And "It might be nice," I suggested, AGENCY told his bridge. plenty saw there. "to find the murderer and get the me While I dressed in my cabin don't take a very smart man Money." NIGHT PHONE 716 -It Robert joined me. I had tune as ) out that there Robert was shocked. "I wouldn't , to figure is _some- he asked 'theta makii,g notes dur- thing wrong in all these stories. touch the tainted stuff." tPv ing the endless night. tie read everybody "No, but we could keep it for Nobody was around, and them- deer and over. was alone. It don't make sense. I Bobs to fix up Chillstone." "Do they mean anything to IA -It didn't kill the old man, anal I "Now the woman burying know it. But somebody did, and I you?" I asked. . me!" know that too. You're all hitting "Not yet But you have a good "There Is nothing tvr,,ng with something you don't want let out, memory for scenes and converea- thinking meant our son." hut before this cruise is over you tions. Keep plittihg them drawn so "I do think of him. I think folks will talk. ,Scrikell talk and that we van reflect on them. It Is about him all the time. And I pleased be glad to. Hex and mall see to like the child's missies we used hope to Goal we will get back to to have, where 'you look at the him, and soon, That as why I am Mbk. that- "Are you threatening us?" Rob- picture a long time in search of going to do everything in my $7y M Capp ert asked quietly. the missing fare, anal at last It power to get this matter cleared ABNER -THA cejvry /14.1411 "I'm telling you, Mister. I'm lust fairly pimps out at you from up. My dearest girl. I don't think BO-TAM 'Wm THAR IS A FO'MAI-1 FUTuRE A LW FELLA.WHO Miart.s telling you, that's all." Ilia deep. among the treee." you realized as yet what a nasty CAIN'T NEVAH WAY,NIVIDDER BABY'S SAKE - CLAIMS THEV LOvES °NV?. act eyes went around the room %Ye Mt sat looking out of the business you may find yourself In- L.CNE. NOESODY ',OVUM - BUT PLZASIL MENSHON SINCE THE WORD QuicArr as If daring someone to oppose porthole. The gray dawn had braen volved in. Bin I do beg you, 'CEPT LI'L ME Al-I- ouif'ff- IT, EVEN IF' IT tS AROUND T1-IET him, hut no one did. When he was foliowed by a peremptory min, and really beg you, not to mention to ABNER!! GOT MAT17.15 TO UNM E NSH UNABLE?! AH G1TS A PENSION satisfied that he had the upper the blue water looked tensile as anyone Mit me the man whom you MENSHON IT-. FIVE DOLLAHS hand, he added In a curt way, silk except where the flying fish !saw throw something neon-board 0' )LDS "Brenkritst's ready now, down In jumped through the sorfare. The before the lights went on." A DA-i. the dining salon." yacht wallowed on, her engines 1 was nodding solemnly when Being ordered around was a new barely turning. She was going the mont unholy row 'broke out experience for Lisa, and she did nowhere, and getting there 'very above our heads. Scuffling feet, not take to it very well. slowly. The .alivence of seaway shouting, and Todd's high voice .N-AUSTIN anytkne "I shall just go and wash up made the heat oppressive. shrilling from the stairs. first," she said quietly. Robert arid I exchanged our "help! Murder! Help! They 'Them as eats, eats right now," opinions of the Situation, and I was are trying to kill each other!" ience in the men's the Captain told her. "Fancy no- surprised at the depth of his pea. "A fight!" Robert exclaimed, his tion,' is out from here on In." simisin. I usually go along cheer- eyes lighting up_ at the pOospect She answered him with the roost fully unless someone Is actually as they always ly., and with that crumbing politeness. "I Mill sa9 hitting me over the head, but Rob- he let go of me and flashed out of that I shall se/Leh up first." And ert has Wee's. I thought he might the room. I followed him. There on the heels of this small defiance, he in one now, bait he assured me was quite a tableau on the veranda she lag the room. that ne Was merely taking a reaI• deck. T• P. r•••‘.in --" • (;')./,.•1 and errs nlit rnIns ,•••

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FADE D. 'FADE D F, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1953 & PAGF. FOUR THE LEDoER TTMES, 7817R8AT, nvircrert ways from those who are defacing Wed In and destroying them. Miss Lovins And Ross Langford "Action by those interested can, Lovely Church Ceremony Sunday Afternoon Litterbugs save Kentucky a lot of money now, used for maintenance ,.that From Page One could Continued go into building better /highways.. Club News Activities 1 club members provided The women — — PAGE workers. Newspapers WOMEN'S for the food to co ordinrife Perfume That Clings in the county helped Phone 55 or 1150-M Weddings Locals' publicize dr Q. _ Dear Penny: I adore per. Jo Burkeen, Editor.... the project and to clean.. law some reason With the highways fume, but for or other enforcerneitt officials in the county Its fragrance just does not last en. dumpers have proniised that future me. I have told several of ini justive. State "Hearthstone" Is Fidel's Class Has will be brought to lriends that I want a new perfume fines of up to SOCIAL statutes provide first I mina find out about a CALENDAR Luncheon At Home highway but Scene Of Wesleyan 125 for throwing trash on • • • $100 for la-sting one. — Mrs. A. W. • • • Wyman rights-of-way and up to tb Circle Meeting Of Miss A. — A particularly good Wo- Fidelis Class of the First debris on the highway idia it. The Wesleyan Circle of the Tuesday. May 19 Wednesday. May to The throwing Church held a potluck 'or women who claim that per- lc man's Society of Christian Ser- Baptist proper. %VMS of Memorial The J. N. Williams chapter of at* the home of the promise the fullest co-opera- fume -does not "stay with them" vice cif the First Methodist Church Circles of the luncheon "I meet as follows: United Daughters of the Con- Migr- Nriiie Mae Wyman, from Highway Department Liquid Skin Sachet. It met Thursday evening at the R. Baptist Church the teacher. tion is a smooth, Mrs. Buford Hous- will meet with Mrs. Sixteenth Street. on crews to any group very T. Waldrop home, "Hearthstone." Eva Wall with federacy 103 No .h maintenance on the skin easily, and lin. Sixth, at two-thirty Robertson at two-thirty to follow the example ch 707 Main. Mrs. H. Glenn Doran ton. 516 South I.uther Thursday. that wants gers longer because, of its sachet Manure Taylor with Miss o'clock Mrs. Luther Jackson will miss Wyman invited the class Muhlenberg County :old other and Mrs. Edward Griffin' were o'clock: of base. It has a slower rate of eas. Williams. 408 North Eighth be cohostes. 'members to her home for the that have conducted_ simi- ii the cehostess. Mildred counties and evaporation 'than o'clock. • • • in order for them to campaigns," Curain fusion any Mrs Gordon Moody. chairman. at seven-thirty luncheon lar cleanup • • • Homemakers sister, Mrs. Lots,. Tate, other type of fragrance. Try this conducted the business meeting The East Hazel meet her said. 'Guild of the CWF meet with Mrs. Edd visiting her from Califor- other Houbigant Chantilly Liquid Skin She expressed her appreciation of The Business Club will who is Curlin added that if the Church will one o'clock. 'so. Only 81.85 plus.. tax the cooperation of all members of the First Christian Alton at nia. counties who have net done . Bachlit. Gatlin Clopton at • • • table was Overlaid during the past year. Very favor- meet with Mrs. The luncheon willselect new approved dumps.Scott-Waigreen Drugs. linen cutwork cloth and Depart- ot able reports_ of the recent Mothers seven-thirty o'clock. with a as has Muhlenberg; the - • • • Thursday. May PI with an arrangement of Day bulletin were given. The . „ . . centered ment of Highways will be glad to 1.111Mo. Other arrange, voted to make the donation T h e Wadesboro Homemakers pink snapdragons. place the signs. group Circles of the WSCS of the t h e building fund meet with Mrs. Monroe ments of snapdragons from resorting to a heavy coma to the new church Methodist Church wOl meet Club will As. to First hostess' own garden were placed dumping violator's immediately. Vanilla which the follows: Mitchell at one-thirty o'clock. paign of fining at two-thirty o'clock as • • • various places throughout the 95 Drive In selling was distributed. to at 'he said. -We will always do our rattle is I with Mrs. E. W. Riley. Miller Department the house. to see that dumpers are emelt member. Mrs L. A. Solomon, The - /rime of utmost Ave.: II with Twenty-two persons were pre' that is net A life membership was given Murray Woman's Club will have oproperly punished but Tuesday & West Main, with Mrs. Alice Jones for the luncheon. Wednesday to Little Miss Jennifer Grogan a luncheon at the club house at gent a solution to the problem. All as cohostess and Mrs. F. E. Craw- • • • "Somebgdy Loves Me" grandmother one o'clock. violators can't be 'caught and those by her ford as program leader: III with in Tochnicilliii • • • that are may do their dumping Mrs Charles Mason !faker. as- Mrs. W. IL Finney with MIss. Elias Arts & Crafts Club The Business and Professional somewhere else. Public interest Starring Betty Hutton sisted by Mrs Lucille „Outland, Robertson as cohustess ar.d Mrs. Mr Women's Club will have a special Meetp In The home and indignation is the 'answer and with Ralph Meeker Mrs. James M Lassiter and Mrs. J. Farris as program leader. diree oil B. at six-thirty o'clock we need the help of :ill Ken- Haron West, presented a very dinner meeting Mrs. Randolph Corn at at the Woman's Club House. Guests tuckians to help protect our high- impressive and inspirational pledge The Kirksey Homemakers Club The home of Mrs Mayrne Rap- will will be the members' mothers or ceremony The meeting was closed will meet with Mrs. Jackie Treas dolph at 505 Poplar Street was the with the singing of the hymn, o'clock. guests. the scene of the regular monthly ray at one-thirty • • • • • • the Arts and Crafts between tnem a mg, it -Are You Able." meeting of hostestes served refresh- the First Wednesday afternoon st ds Th b. The The Dorcas Class of Friday, May 22 Club held secret that cooled Today en members gym Sr tents to ,the twenty-two Baptist Church will meet with two-thirty o'clock. their love and kisses' and one guest, Mrs. Lennis E.nix. Mrs. Bill Crouse. South 11th Street, The Shiloh Homemakers Club Miss Nancy Sykes played several Mrs. Ram Langford present. at severrithirty oclock. Group. VIII, will meet with Mrs. Riley Arnold piano, numbers by List? and "Pre- Minor" by Bach- Mrs. Max. Beale. captain, is in sat one o'clock. fude In C Sharp In a beautiful set ng of flowers; Mrs. Lena Mae Bury was the ifa 1417 ONI) a. -'ofs'otreingeenents.-- - - and cal a -I-beide:a only attendant, _Hen. street M G M iase stio,ng Stuifents Of beautifully(teen- The house Of the F irk Baral Church MM.' length dress was of blue .Oaten arrangements Robert Eleanor Mrs. McConnell - The Woman's Missionary Society Rogers Home Scene rated, with lovely Norma Jean Lovins, daughter of with full gathered skirt and a ai flowers. of the.. First Baptist Church will of spring Mr. and Mrs. Norman Loving of gathered yoke. Tiny . self covered ai Present Recital Of Circle III Meet. served a salad meet at .the church at two-thirty Mrs. Randolph Murray. became the bride of Boas buttons adorned the waistline part: TAYLOR • PARKER . Mrs. D. F. McConnell presented plate to the fifteen members and o'clocls Mrs. Hillard Rogers opened her Langford of Montgomery, Ala. She wore ashite mitts'. and her wtdames WRITMORE• Marilyn ERSKINE her piano students in a May Muse '• • • two guests. Miss Lula Holland home on the Hazel Road for the Dr. H. C. Chilfs read the double hat was white trimmed in pearls. cale at her home, 804 01.ve Street, The Sunbeam Band of the First and Miss Nancy Sykes. present. of yellow meeting of Circle Ili of the ring ceremony on Sunday. May 17, Her hand bouquet was Be Sure Saturday evening at seven-thirty will meet at the 1.4" VARSITY v, Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society of the at two-thirty o'clock in the after- carnations. o'clock Musical chimes announced church at two-forty-five o'clock. Langford of Winder, Ga., or To See It! First. baptist Church held Tues- .1Irs. Miller noon before an assembly Of rela- Brunel! t each of the guests as he or she • a • Lois brother.. Co day afternoon. tives and friends. • served as boatman for his arrived the The Music Department'- of -Women Missionaries In Assem- Hostess At Meet The church was beautifully deco- Ushers were William E. Turner b. Tlie house was beautifully deco- fne Murray Woman's Club will meet Overseas" was Mrs. Lois Miller' was hostess with arrangements of white of Louisville. Elwood McReynolds rated for the occasion with color- blies and Camps rated at the club house at seven-thirty subject of the program with the meeting of Circle IV of the gladioli, stock. and greenery. The and .Bernard Biggins. ful arrangements of flowers placed the o'clock. Jesse Roberts in charge. Mrs. Wornan's...Missionary Society of the ceremony was read tar. der a Mrs. Lovins. mother of the bride, at vantage points throughout the • • • Mrs., devotional First Baptist Chtirch held Tuesday iron arch in the slow of chose to wear for the' occasion a living room_ L L Downs gave the wrought The Christian Women's Fellow- Psalms 121. afternoon at her home en West candlelight from the four seven- printed ilieer cotton dress with a Picture The program proved s'ery inter- scripture reading from the Clearest TV ship of the First Christian Church the mission maga. Main Street. branched candelabra placed in the purple redingote and navy acces- For _esting with selections from the old Articles from will meet at the church at two- as follows. "ft.d- The program on "World Wide altar setting. The family pewi were sories. Miss Rachel Langford of Masters sacred and popular num- sines were given thirty o'clock. Japan" by Mrs. George Missions" was presented with Mrs. of white carnations, fern and Winder, Ga... twin sister of the a, bers. A solo for the right harid gecrest in Ever Seen in this Upchurch: "Ridgecrest in Cuba" Fred Gingles as the leader Others streamers. bridegroom, was attired in a pink is itlohe by Ella Ketterer was played by Pearl Jones: "Beautiful taking part were Miss Mildred dress with matching accessories. by Miss Janice Caraway Several Mrs. A program of nuptiaAmusic was Miss .iloyna Arnett Day of Decision" by Mrs. Pat Goode, Miss Mabel Goode, Mrs. Watters. Both Mrs. Lovins and Miss Lang- duets were played The concluding presented by Miss n Hackett. Paul Gargus and Mrs. Edgar Pride ford wore corsages of white car- C . number. "Menuet From Military Becomes Bride Of organist, and Harry Hampsher, The Mrs Pearl Jones. Mrs. Wade Crawford. chairman nations. Symphor.y" by .7 Haydn, was chairman, soloist. Miss Watters' selections Arvy Glen Sims _presided at the meeting. The chis• .of the circle, presided at the busi- Liss t, Following the ceremony the played by Miss Navy Thompson were "Liebestraume" by ness sesaion. eoUple left for an unannOunced I and Mrs. McConnell - Miss Moira". Arnett bememe the mg prayer was led by Mrs. J a "Still As the Night- by Bond, and During the fellOwship hour re- wedding trip setth the bride we're in Usherettes were Miss Mary Jane bride of Arvy 'Glen Sims in an Thurman. "Be Thou But Near" by Bach. The • fres/invents were served by the Mg a brown and beige printed silk heel Austin and ltd.ss Ginny impressive double ring ceremony -' soloist's numbers were "Because" Weatherly. hostess to the sixteen persons pre- dress with a' beise redingoto and on Friday afternoon. May 15. at by dc'Hardelot. "At Dawning" by I . brown accessories Her corsage was • him the Williams Chapel -Church of 6:radman, and "0 Jesus We Have .• • • • the whites orchid from her bridal ir Christ. PERSONALS Promised". by Mann. DUring the bouquet. You The vows were exchanged in the ceremony Miss Walters softly play- Lakeview Drive In graduate of dire presence of the immediate families Mrs. Dawson Smith of Asheboro ' ed -Dedication" by Frees. For Mrs. Langford is a Scout News attended i Mat w.th Bro Robe,rt Usrey officiating N. C. arrived Friday for .a two I he benediction Mr. Hampsher Murray High School and Tuesday and Wednesday She was awn The bride, daughter of Mr. and weeks' 'emit with. her mother, Mrs. By ANN DOUGLASS sang 'The Lord's Prayer" by Ma.. Murray State College. -Settle Corn- ! "Flat Top" Mrs. George B. Arnett of Lynn Billy McKeel. and smter, Mrs. The Girl Scouts of Troop II lotte. The traditional wedding mar- employed by the Belk A her with Sterling Hayden, Grove. was attractively attired in Goidie McKeel Curd, met at the &out cabin. May 1, ches were used for the processional pony of Murray before mar-: Lot: • • • Richard Carlson, a white suit with white accessories and discussed which trees were and recessional. nage. Vul bridegroom is a former I B. Phipps She carried a hand bouquet of ..Mr. and Mrs. Rex Watson are hardwood and which were soft- The bride, given in marriage by The 194! of the Belk-Settle Com- LARRY KERLEY white roses vacationing with relatives in j.:alis wood We identified fifteen trees her father, was dressed in a street emplotte the but is row the I The bridegroom is the son of forma. • included on the Tree Badge length frock of white nylon over pany of Mureay, stat • •• shoe and piece' Mr and Mrs J. A. Sims of Cubs. We also discussed ,flood and erns- white satin.•.The bodice, made with manager of the gag at the 13elk- Miss Barbara Myers was the -1111r and Mrs Lowell Adams ion control which is required on a low neckline and puffed sleeves, goods department wit in Montgaimery. bride's only attendant. and Hugh Ad. Miss Myrna Adams of Detroit.- the badge. came to a point at the waist and Wheeles Compana ble • • • will' make Arnett, brother of the bride, ser- Mich, are visiting relatives an the the gathered skirt was. very full. Ala., where the couple ved as best man. county. BIG MISTAKE She wore white mitts and a %MI6 their home. • • for the wed- - am, Immediately following the wed- • CHICAGO May 19 (UP)—A 12- hat trimmed in pearls. Her only Out of town guests and Mrs. Jahn as dive Mr and Mrs. Sims left foe Mrs. Laura Mayfield Is the guest year old girl. Roberta Ann Cole, jewelry was a strand of pc:tits. ding were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bowling Green where they will of relative-, in Colorado. wandered intoia dentist's office by The bridegsoom's gift to the bride Woodruff of Cadiz:- Langford, Mies Myrtle make their home. Mr. Sims is mietake. The dentist pulled two was a beautiful wrist' watch. She Brunell Langford the University 'of Mrs. Avery • Sta;grove of Am- molars. Her parents demanded carried a prayer book on which Langford, Miss Rachel Help! associated with at lay S white °milk/land lilies of and Sam Langford of Winder, Ga.; Kentucky and has a pOsition in the Zona is the guests of relatives and $100.000 restitution in a suit filed the the valley. Mrs. James Harold of Sparto, Ga Extension Depart-rent frier ds. Menday Col Yes,'We Need Help! phi ELIZABETH PRINCESS, BRIM MOTHER AND QUEEN tin I • inspect Build • different centerpiece We have committed ourselves to for every meal with 500 cars during the Cambridge Arms THIS SET $7.50 de May Safety Campaign "h AT THE In GIFT. DEPT. of We would like to inspect your car and as Economy Hardware grease it for the regular price of ci to — 4 to . the greasing -.1211 alone, or $1.00 at George % I, in 1937, HAMILTON At the coronation of her father, King For your sake, for your family's sake, 111. the new monarch, was Princess Elizabeth (left foreground). Behind her la her mother, the then Quern Elizabeth; In middle are her sister. Princess Margaret Rose, and Queen Mary. for the sake of others on the highway .. .

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RODNEY Balmoral Castle IN Scotland Is • fasorite resting place for the royal famils. Here Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and their too children. $71.50 Prince Charles and ?dace** Anne, dress informally for a stroll. MURRAY MOTORS, hie: Popularity among her iymaple—and e','en among the people of tither nations- is something that has been enjoyerl by Queen Elizabeth If a. • a• since childhood. A great part of the world has watched with friendly 605 West-Main Phone 17° Interest ,the major events of her life—her father's coronation, her I h S. and groom Elisabeth and Philip marriage to the dashing Philip Mountbatten, the-births of her two Bride is one taken recently. wedding la 1047. Striking photo of awing queen thls children and. finally. her ascendency to the throne. StateraisDosalS posed for this photo attar

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