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We Are KENTUCKY: Mo.sily fair tonight and Wednesday ex- Helping To cept for a chance of isolated evening thundershowers in Build Murray the mountain areas. Low ta- night 70 to 75., Each Day Iktia...... osewowwoonisopeossmi 1 5--5 - MURRAY POPULATION . - - 8,000 Vol. XXIV; No. YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWSPAPER Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, June 30, 1953 United Press IN ITS 74th YEAR Murray, NEW REBELLIONS IN EASTERN GERMANY Gasoline On CallovvItylicautu REED THREATENS--ON—TAX-COMM4 Attending MIGs Fall As ••) Murray People • 4e 14,— Baptist Camps Germans deseri• Machinery Wrecked by A . 4e,, t1ds•E additive Sabrejets heal as ost development Several Calloway young people 'ontroduc- in motor i attended Baptist camps over the By JOSEPH ELF:MING in Soviet Berlin and spread across 31 years non of tetra, past weekend, with William Mc- t'nited Press Staff Correspondent' the zone. .4 to Shell ago," is being Elrath now attending the Cedar- BERLIN June 30 I UP!---Rebel- 'Last week, an East Be rliner's' Warm Up to ..:harles Mason gasoline according more Baptist RA Camp at Cedar- lious East Gernilins, delfy!ng Rus- ration card entitled him to only Lake Oil Baker of the Kentucky more, Ky. sian bayonets and scoffing- at a quarter-pound of meat, an ap- Company of Murray. McElrath is assistant camp direr- Communist promises, launched A proximately equal amount of By WARREN FRANKLIN average car up -It gives the tor and music director. The inter- new campaign of fire and fury bread, and — if he was lucky — United Trees Staff Correspondent powei. more to 15 per cent more mediate groups of the various against the Reds in Germany today. two pounds of fish. Many grocers SEOUL, Korea Jutwe 30 oUPi— 50 to 150 per ounces • mileage. and from churchesa net music director. The 1 A large part of Sasony-Anhalt co u Id offer only two CocIty Allie Sabre-jet pilots shot spark plugs," cent longer life for intermediate groups of the various Province's coal fields was report- of jam in place of the fish ration. down 15 MIGs today: setting new said that the Baker said. He also churches attended last week while , ed in flames, while workers Vegetables and -fruit were al- and monthly enemv jet de- new pro- daily gasoline containing the the junior groups are attending throughout Soviet Germaoly were most unobtainable. struction records :led dealing Com- plugs. and duct also cleans old this week. Bro. S. E. Byler wat walking off the job and wrecking Hunger riots were reported to- munist air prestige its woost blow ail cuts down on pre-ignition, the camp pastor last week. industrial machinery. day in Erfurt, Dessa, Halle, Korea. imocking. in most serious cause of Attending a Sunday School In the big cities in-- the Soviet Frankfurt on-Order, and other key The mass destruction of the a cresyl The new additive is TCP, Conference and fellowship meeting zone, mobs of housewives were cities. . -than-sound Russian - mare compound faster (rhymes with wrestle, at Ridgecrest last week were C. gathered slut side- government Earlier. the Reds had threat- ran the June total ep to 74, ensuring TiliGs which gets its results by A. Bucy, Jr. homes Forrest, and buildings to protest the recent ened the rebels- with 'speedy more than the previous Vet of of the It more efficient burning Hal Shipley. They were accom- brbakdown in the Red supply sys- trials" Mod sever punishment. last September. 63 set gasoline. panied to the camp by Rev. Tom m, screaming: Red Germany's Justice Minister famous Korean let aces Five The pew product is the result McCullough of Nashville. Tenn., -"We want bread for our chil- Max Fechner said thot "arson- into the most gloi the led the Sabres of • research She)l began for forme rpastor of the Chery Corner tledren" ists. robbers, murderers and other history. And from ago. ous day of their Air Force over five years Baptist Church . The food situation in .Red Ger- criminals" who took part in tha air duels, another ace. fighters the blazing It has been used in Navy many has grown critical durkg wave of rioting that swept tne 36th. emerged: F.irst :..t. engineers America's ahd B-36 bombers, and the two weeks since revolt flared Soviet Zone on June 17 will be Henry Buttleman. of 3721 21st tests for its use in auto Shift's Of Power • dealt with. began • harshly Street, -Baysidt. New .11N)rk, -downed mobiles. Accounts For Two He promised that demonstrators his 5th MIG in 12 dais. Petroleum Marketer, a trade Monkey Makes Same who "committed' no criminal acts- - Cigracachomping • Maj. Je.aes Ja- magazine, said that these tests Biggest Stories will not be punished. history's of the tax-writing House ways bara, of Wichita. Kan., showed that the second tankful of RED-FACED WITH ANGER, Rep. Daniel Reed (R), New 'fork. chairman RIP)— is bypassed to force a floor Of Pursuers, But definition of first* jet ace now on his second gasoline containing TCP would NEW YORK June 30 and means committee, threatens to resign from Congress If his committee The Communist and is the rylee committee elastic, however, Lair of duty, bagged ,ltst.13th and produce the full effects of in- The shift of powei in Russia vtite on President Eisenhower's excess profits tax extension bill. The seene "cr"iminal' 'is so worlees Reed) of Indiana Insisted Downs Him els announcement 14th to take the lead again and creased power and mileage and the United States -- the meeting, where House Majority Leader Charles Halleck (seated, left, near Appetite that Fechne nations from Reed's grip. In background, certain to mean long terms pull to within t‘y A kills of the Insure re-liability of spark plug tWo must powerful it was the "will of the majority of both parties" to wrest the bill seemed of the of Jobs Rhodes of Ari- PITTSBURGH June 30 tUTO— slave labor camps record set by Capt. Joseph Mc- performance. placed 1 and 2 in the Iltst seated on filing cabinets, are (from left) GOP Reps. Walter Norblad Oregon, in prisons or of tbe Mass. (international) South American immigrant mon- of German anti- Connell of Apple Valley, Calif., The Shell slogan is "The most 10 biggest news stories zona, Oliver Bolton of Ohio, Charles Gubscr of California, William Bates, A for thousands by which went on a banna eat- probably lett now in the United States. powerful gasoline your car call first half of 1953 chosen today key Communists. Some Press. spree in the city's produce use." Baker said that the gasoline the editors of United ing be put to death. Jabara knocked his 13th MIG Russian Premier yards, defying evert tear gas 'at- not say how many is on sale in Murray now. The death of Aid On Way For Fee-hner did North Korean skies in Montgomery Children n• • •.. 1 evict him. Coded up to- by out of the • - - Josef Stalin and the aseension of tempts to Germans have been swept up nine of the in Stricken own aftpetite. the• morning, when Getargi Malenkov was the to.,, In "Operation Needle"'Asp -It Drought day a victim of his the Red dragnet., but West Berlin, Red jets were downed. and got the Gamma Globulin story as voted by United Press .. Southwest Area After four days of gorging in a authorities estimated that Russian other in the -afternoon, when the editors. Dwight Eisenhower's in- MONTGOMERY. warehouse of the Banana Supply troops and Red pollee have ar- destroyed Nis* ntore. Great Promise eY Hits the banana-stuffed monk woo persons. Re- 'Hailers auguration was voted as the sec- 4UP L--Several thousandAla youpgsters2 une .'9111W•lgal WASHINGTON June 30 o Co.. rested at least 40,000 rausidron so that his pur- A plucky Ciusashao. Against Polio ond biggest story of the first half lined up today to receive .naect.onili 1' Agriculture Deportment otitctai" skowed. tip enough ports filtering through the Iron an RCAF ex- -V• • to drive him into leader John McKay of 1953 of gamma globulin in the tit.tr today goet ' ready to ship up to suers were able Curtains aid 68 prisoners have ir down a jet corral' of'screens. change pilot. knocked •- — For the first time, the United community-wide attempt to halt isitors $8.000.000 worth of livestock feed a home-made been executed. .-massacre from SMITH' est Cantanzarro, co;owner of to keep the MTG By DELOS Press chose thg 10 biggest news possible polio epidemic into drought-parched counties o: John An announcement that the Com- show Selene* Falleee company, borrowed a becoming an all-American Uniteeili Press stories a a halt year because the Teams ot doctors and nurses in- Texas and Oklahoma and indicated the banana munist Party had hailed Red Vice of 13 kills June 30 ILIP)— front the Animal Pescue The previous record NEW YORK first six l months of 1953 were so oculated children under lb years By EDWARD M. KORRY the railroads, have agreed to cut cage Premier Walter . Ulbricht as a W:15 544 on July 4. 1952. one of the many and both the gatirsuerl and f in one day Gamma globulin, crowded with momentous mews of age at 18 stations 'throughout freight rates dri 'the emergency Loasi.-sie• "true disciple of Marx and Lenin' 4. and contains the Press Staff Correspondent sat down for a rert. and equalled on St•ptembe: components of blood. events. They said today's list Montgomery County. United shipments. Hat. pursuers on his 130th birthday appeared to which the body BUDAPEST, Hungary •iine said he probably 'will December 12. "anti-bodies" with would be compaged with the final The huge "Ciperation Neelle7 got A spokesman said the Santa .Fe Cantanzarro discount rumors that ha would brought the of disease-caus- of tupt—The dispirit of the Hungar- tho' -monkey to a ::no after Today's air battles fights .off invasions ,10 biggest chosen at the end underway as 80 cases of polio were line, one of six serving the. are e, give serve as a scapegoat for the rebel- /4 MIGs such as viruses. Ian' scene hits the visitor froin recovers from heo ba- new monthly record to ing micro-organisms 1953 to see how many would recorded in the county, three may cut its shipping rates 50 per the animal lion. ' probably de- bodies get itt, the . Paris like the stink of *way. hang-over. destroyed. eight When foreign "stand up" another six months. them fatal. cent. He said William Fancy, pre- nana Otto Grotewohl. the Soviet chemically to protest It weighs upon everything. at stroyed and 34 damaged body reacts The 10 biggest: When the four-day assembly line sideot of the American Association The monkey apparently hitch- Zone's renegade Socialist premier, completely manufactures anti-body stifles the scent of freedom whicn The air war aimed itielf. It 1. Stalin death and Mo.lenkov operation is completed, some 30.00a of Radroadslinessured iecretaly hiked from his tropical home on already has confessed the "er- at tailor made wafted briefly across the Danube obscured the ground fighting, substances which are ascension. children will have been inoculated. of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson that a banana boat and transferred w,th rors" of his regime. and it as &as- particular invader from Czechoslovakia whine work- South Korean troops 'fought to knock off the 2. President Eisenhower goes in- A team of 125 doctors and 89 railroads will give their "whole the cargo to a freight ear that peared likely that if a -fall guy* territory on These appear in ers rioted against their Commu- tutely to regain lost and none other to office. shot 5. cormemation" to the re- arrived here last Friday. Two is needed Grotewohl will be nurses administered tra month. And it hearted east-central front, quantities in the blood stream Korean truce negotiations. nist bosses 'this jumped otit of the rail- the huge 3. in rotaling shifts if about quested reduction in rates. monkeys chosen. t h it invader is routed, working chokes the cry of liberty heaid Fight Army announced and after the 4. East German riots. Shipment of feed into the areas, road car and headed for the. ware- Althought Ulbrichl nominally is Reds had beth killed or remain in the blood for a from East Berlin, *al caught. • subordinate, he lies 11.200 they S. Rosenberg executions. pus marked the first tune in reduced freight rates, mat estab- house and pne Grotewohl's the week of vicious long tune Elizabeth's coronation. It makes it highly unlikely. That said the other mon- is to be the rank- wounded in 6. Queen medical history that an entire com- lishment of a special fedei al credit Cantanzarro tually considered Sunday. It WaA a person who has the welekers or peasants of this fighting ending That is why 7. Tokyo air crash kills 127; been used as a testing plan were the main points of the key made "monkeyi"out of us for ing boss of the Communist machine disease once, munity has will do anything to cmii- the highest weekly enemy casualty had a virus-caused history's worst air disaster. of nation relief program outImed b„s- four days. jn Germany. ground for the effectiveness in the retse:Ii• drought figure since November. 1951. when never had it soon again. If any 8. Spring tornadoes in U. S. late their brethern -We got one of 'em. but the Reptrte that could not le con- gamma globulin Heretofore, the Benson Monday oifter a While died and 3.788 were micro-organism of that st ri pe Everest finally scaled. ous cities of the other "peoples has been eating every immediately said the Reds 7.500 Reds 9. Mt. blood derivative has been gival House ton e to net. shrewd one* firmed invade, a host of anti-bodies cannon fired in Ne- democracies" can get a of their rubber- wounded. should 10. Atomic experimentaly at Houston. Tex, and The $8.000.000 will come from banana in the place he may call session of the ROK 7th Division waiting to strangle it. The per- The apathetic mood of this city on." "parliament" sonn to pass Troops is vada test. Sioux City, to hut r0 ,1 on so President Eisenhower's spec is! his paws stamp Puk- by the anti- and country is not an intangible. hit Arirainia Hill. east of the son is made...immune Votes also were registered for scat, emergency fund. New Mexico, Cantanearro and a few of his new laws designed to appease the disease twee a It is revealed in a dozen different hart River on the eastern Honk of bodies. but only to Sen. Joseph McCarthy's investiga- Colorado and Kansas may be in- ees baited a cage trap for strikers in the south German ura- and dug micro-organism stimulated ex- ways. It is the head-down. hangdog the 15-mile wide Bulge whose tions; - the Korean prisoner cluded later m the designated dis• the e • prima. but that 'ef- nium fields and other vital indus- walk of the poorly dressed crowds in on the crest. Four hours later their production. change: the "transformation" of aster area, but not until a formal fort backh in a hurry. trial installations. off. considered three Braves Down Tigers tiredly making their way to and about 700 Chinese rushed them Polio can be Christine Jorgensen; Prof. Ein- request us made by the govewors "We set the trap and baited It because it is froth work. It is the sameoes* ;end Refugees continue to slip Subsequo•nt fighting was describisi diseases, not ones stein's field. theosies unified; and Last Night 12-5 of those states. with orange's and bananas." Caro- different micro- the drabness of what were once through the Iron Curtain into West as "back and forth caused by three the transfer of the Braves from The federal relief money will Tansarro said. "And do pain know an- viruses, the anti- the most attractive women in Kim- Berlin despite the wall of steel Chinese troops recaptimed organism or Boston to Milwaueee in etc first The Braves downed the Titters be used to reimburse the Agricul- what that monkey did' He came the east-central front which protect against one. in half a rope. It is the gray tablecloth and thrown by Russian soldiers uncross • d other hill on bodies major league change last night in Junior Leagma play, ture Th-poirtment for the +(ference down from his hiding place. sprung the other two. gray bread in the restaurants ond the sector boundary whicn is the — Lookout Mountain -- but ROK ire no good against centory. 12-5 The winners came ur, with between the bargain price ,charged the ,trs:p on the door of the cage. extreme- the fork and spoon that buckles traditional escape route from So. troops threw a new drive at Red But all three viruses are 8 hits and the losers 5. ' ranchers ,for the feed and the it tiaa reached in and swiped the Inuit" viet Berlin and the nearby coun- Positions yn the Pukhan's east ly inefficient as disease causer:, went all the way for in your hand if you press paid for it NOT FAST ENOUGR Buchanan price the department That called for a news lherhod tryside - Hardly one person in to thousand two of the hard. bank. the Braves and got under price support operations. was decided by one or another it is the dust everywhere. the of attack and tear gas A total of 897 refugees registered who is invaded HOUSTON, Tex. June 30 (UP)— hits, one of them a homer. Robert The board of the Commodity Crerl't. could recognize same towel for many people at a upon. here Saturday and Monday. for a has polio so you Fire Chief T. J. Houston of Clover- Young also connected to slam out Corporation will decide lust what prc. swimming pool, the rarely shavosd Once again Cantanzarro, spear- weekend average of 299 arrtvals a it Nevertheless, the invasion to San Antonia a homer for the winners. price -the ranchers will' have to Tfphoon Churns leaf, Tex, went of children, heading "Operation Monkeyshines.- day. duct's anti-bodies which are in the Nix gal two of the five hits man.-the detachments to purchase a new fire truck. When, Dan pay. borrowed a tear gas bomb from a. stream for many years. per- start- in filthy uniform% being tra..s-1 blood he returned home Monday he dis- for the lamas. Billy Outlaw' station and hurled Toward Japan life of the person. formed from peasant to inachin•st. nearby police haps for the, covered that his house had burned ed foi• the Tigers and was selieved many thousands It's the weeds choking cusps in It thrinieh a warehnuse window. There being so to the ground: by Nelson Slr. oat: Careful Driving Is Hot Air Hits collectivized fields. the number of -We waited until the left had June 30 11113)—A 120- upon thousands of these carrieia TOKYO sparse _ cleared away and then we went Midwest Again typhoon churned of anti-bodies against polio micro- trucks breaking down, the Urged Over Fourth mile an-hour back into The warehouse. There 'he —Thward organism, it was reasoned that if CONFERS WITH CLARK auto traffic, the political prison- across the South 'Pacifii ROBERTSON was — sitting up on a rafter and United Press their blood and mixed it ers in black and white stripped FRANKFORT. Ky. June 30- — By Japan today bringing the threat you took his hack into the up- in the Red blouses making their way out of A warning to Kentucky trottoris:s I'll swear he Wit% thumbing Hot air blew storm, and floqd dtmage to all together, as is done of new under eonsti uct i on. to Aake it easy on the higheaeY nose at n,," Canatanzarro related. per Midwest today. :15 rainstorms Island, where tor- Cross blood pools, and then ex- the subway battered Kyushu over the Fourth of July was issued — — genteel off TaTge portions of the --.weekend tracted the gamma globulin from -It's the dulled eyes of a* but the rential rains over the • . siszlinif Southwest and gave crops you'd have a substance 100.000 of the new aristocracy in today by CharTea ft Jones, execu- caused more than 2,000 casualtiee. the pool, HAVING FINE TIME neve on life. city of it's the whis- tis-e arecretary of, the.,Governot and cattle a lease place the norm teeming with anti-bodies to all this 1.500.000, _ . Late-st tabulatioons Committee for Highway S:ifetd. Showers were light. hmeever. in 2.134 -- three of the polio micro-organisms. per or the complete silence instead Calif. 30 our) her of flood victims at Fourth ALHAMBRA. June the areas that needed them Moe: — was demonstrated in 1951 of' conversation' and laughter. Despite the fact that the 473 dead, 974 injured and 687 ,h1S - Ardeth Flinn. 30. and Rober l the Westers{ pen'. gamma It is the terrible silence of the commit on Saturday and most work- west Texas and More than 'Lon•stwo Jap- and 1952 when this Oscar Shafer. 23, had a nice wed- missing. Jewish quarter behind the groat ing persons will not have a three- 1,.. lions of Okieshoma, Kansas and driven from their lin was injected into 27.386 chil- ding. but everyone agreed it was anese' were where. ist 1949 I fimult day holiday as they had last year.' southeastern Colorado where an dren in polio epidemic areas. "teynagogue too bad the groom couldn't have homes. the smells of food, traffic will be heavy and caution unrelenting drought was bringine casualies were re- same cooking been thcre. No American the same exuberant conversatior, necessary, Jones said. He pointed ecitnornic zuin to farmers and cat- late reports said the Shafer was stricked with noromps ported, but the liveliness that marks a,Delan- out that 'seven persons died on tlemen Tomlin° ammunition Man Is shortly before the wedding and, United State* Mayfield cey Street in New York or a Rue Kentucky highways on Memorial Scattered thundershowers were Kikkura. Wi.11 "seri- hie best man atoost in tor him' depot, near do VieUx Temple in Paris (or the Day, which also came on a Sat- also reported over much of Wis- by tha • floods. while he, recited the Cows by ously damaged" Given Life East Erne] of London. urday consin and Michigan today. but families have been telephone. ServicemlPh's Store after store has been shut- Jones warned motorists against the weather bureau said "very the. area. evacuated from tered oilui converted into apart- plantung trips that are too strer- little precipitation was. aaae ciet-^d throutth the MAYFIELD June 30 tl/Po— A The sun broke uotis for the weekend wad which with them.: for far), which deliberated only 30 ments. Oldsters sit behind them FIVE DAY ronrcAsT .. clouds over Kyushu Monday The rest of the country V7.15 gen- yestet day convicted Robert curtains and peer out fearfully. result in their driving home .ex- the first titre In five days, and 'minutes knif- Barefooted children flit around the hausted late Sunday in order to be erally fair. helped clear away Seavers, Mayfield, of a fatal U. S. servicemen dark stairways, seemingly fright- at work Monday morning. Kentucky: Temperatures for the For the second Stinnrtle.' In • • down against ing and fixed his punishment at damage and batten ened to .come out into the light. "The driver who arranges his, five-day period, Wednesday -through row, forest fire"; threatereel dry storms life in prison. the threat of new Here :ince there an artisan statics holiday so that he can rut home Sunday. will average three or four New England forests. Three ma- W. Kendall, dep- Seavers was convited and given Lt. Gen. Paul before a cubt5yhole, his eyes down: early enough while• driving at a degrees above normal with little jor fires blaeed in New Hampahice. commander in a life sentence in March on habit- uty U. S. Army WALTER ROBERTSON, assistant secretary ,of state for Far Eastern cast. vestlang for what he dare not reasonable rate of speed is follow- day, to day change. Kentucky nor- and all woods south of Mt Wileh- Tokyo to ual criminal charges. That trial the Far East, flew from affairs and the special representative of President Eisenhower in contemplate too long. Once a week ing a prime rule of safety," he mal is 77 degrees Rtin will total Motion were closed to campers. of disaster relief op- was ruled illegal. take charge the Korean POW and truce situation, confers with Gen. Mark Clark it night the scene changes and said. "High speed late a, night less than one-half inch in widclr Main and Massachusetts officials rS American A r my He pleaded' self defense in ths erations, and before flight to Renal to see Korean President the driver is tised and afternoon or evening were preparing to follow suit tul- slaying of Esti! Dowdy, Mayfield, fright! In Tokyo hundreds leave their drab quar- while scattered touts were •directed to do every- Radiophoto/ les' rains halt the fire hazard, 19. Illyngrnan Rhea (international ters to pack the synagogue. Continued On Page Too thundeeshowers. for flood sufferers. last October •••••••••••••••,..m....501 thing they can I. •

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PA rAtiE /ITU TUESDAY, JUNE 'SO. 1953 TT1E LED(Vitli & TIMES, MURRAY, moimms,AS ICEN'TUCHT Limier-brush and wooded areas Card; Out To Mantle Holds On Rocky Mountain habitats of 'ticks and sh.otki b„ THE LEDGER & TIMES. -7 Fever Is Reported avoided. A tick found imbeiidtd To Slim Lead in the skin should be EIHIL116111 NT LEMUR • woes rususouNo COMPANY, be.. Win Pennant renalawl In Six Persons as quickly .45 possible atth fnisisolidatson of the Murray ledger. The Callosity Tama and ybs CHICAGO June 30 itIP)-MidbiT --- ST. LOUIS, Mo. June an twetzers. A number 01 peopk, Plilmselterald. October IS. 1•2• sad the Wan Kentuckian. Mickey Montle, New York Yaiik,e Rocky Muuntaiii Jeseesee The St. Louis Cardinals, who won Six' cases of contacted the fever by not plait., 41,205* center fielder, held onto his slim have been ieported their last pennant seven years ago, spotted fever iog their hands or by crush.: , It-ad today as individuaYvote leader the first sm months PO today appeared ready for an all- iii Kentucky in the lick On the skin, Dr. DLit:: JAMB C. WILLIAMS. PUBLISH in the annual All-Star hast.Oall annoutned 11. Pd. Wilke, a. ow bid for the 1953 Dn.:. of 1953, added. Deputy Cutamiasiorer, Pre- Be reserve the right to reptef any *doornail% Ladbalie True, Eddie Stanky's men blow M. D., If a tick Is found 'crawling on 10 the lidtlet, Service.._) tii- He Public Voice an opportunity to gain on the idle The fleet Yankee ace topped both ventive Midiral the body, you may feel fairly •..,! ti ge Items which in our minket aro not tor all beet ballerollt lucky State Department of Health. Bet al our readers leaders Monday night by dropping major leagues with a total of 4914,- from the fever. But if a tick ti,., a 6-2 decision to the Cjiicago Cubs, 334 vides. DP: contest ends at mid- The disease is fianswilted by been -imbedded in the skin over Mis TOR KiNTLICILT MIMS ASSOCIATION but they still have a re.urd of night Friday. the dog tiarineeastern ad south- an hour," consult a physician bride and it mere pre- asgh SIATiONAL REPRESENTATIVE:3: WALLACE WITMER CO, UNA 10-5 far the 'current huiris stand Runner- up Mickey Venom the ern United States Vi nn arid einly Boaroo, Memphis. Tenn; LSO Part Ave. New and are only two and a half games Washington Senators first basemen valent in spimg ME1 gads. York; 307 N Michigan Hacker And Minner rominunicabei Find It behind leading Brooklyn. totaled 487.152 votes. • db-wiss. is not Charl tee.. Clilcago; so &Lytton kit. Boston. They trail second-place Milwau- Red Schcendienst, St. Louis Car- by man but is caused by the bite the 1 at the Post Office. kee by one and a half. dinal second baseman. had 468,292, of the tick or contact s•ith tha Lakeview B Murray, Keosucky. tor tranamlanon ea Drive In Takes ' The club, which has been im- batting champ Stan Musitia also if material such as blood or leia..s Second Class Matter Patience To Be Pitcher 16 a proving steadily, thethe Cardinals. Fatthlity will have two 466.393 and Mil- ma:woken skin. Tuesday & noon. more waukee but in in • Wednesday fillIBSCKIPTION RATIOS: By Carrier In Murree. PIT Meet chances against the Cubs in Braves third ba.a...nan Ed with age and locality Tam lie. pet By STAN NIOCRILE I other.„activity in the majors was is 'Toughest Man in "Arizona' th 1111e. IL Calloway and adjoining counties, in this series. Mathews 411.573. United States for all ages it beaut ▪ per year. RAO; SWF United Press' sports Writer I confined to exhibition games. _ with 0.111. The 20th annual All-Star game iiround twenty percent. sow( Eddie Miles's, ever noted as a will be played' July precaution. shoMil Vaughn Monroe and ST 1.0l'IS June 'in - I 14 in Cmcin- fnfA imber of throu : long ball hitter. hit a Rosner for Read the Classified 171:1;;;;DAY. 3(r. It tsdtes patietice to be a Ads natl. be taken to p1-S----1 twiner In- Joan Leslie txuq JUNE 1911 onlount-•; the first tally .off the' Cardinale and _ pitcher with the Cubs as first sdetivered a-rose Porkr M.4;tit.-:ii spot was i•••• triple. Warren Hacker tad h .- --art-f- and now Paul after-seNiCh he scored-on a 1111•11111•11111111111, Mtnner have found tout. 'VIOLATION OF UN COMMAND' Tht . Major League Leaders .by Frankie Baumholtz. pa*ing the Hacker, who was au..h di hot corn- Finn Major League Cubs at bat. Baurnholtz also hit, moday before the June 15 trading, tier a home run, his first of the year. deadline that clubs were offering' Re*, woo- NATIONAL IA.31.1. 1 Jablonski spoiled ri shutout i Have Few Bushels of tip to $100.0410 for his serv•cee- had Eat 1 Player and (lob G All K H Ifel for Minner with a home rim in the Standings an eighl-ganle lofanu despite- speci, 7 Schdrist St L 70 NI .so 101 34, alt1"11 eighth and the Cardinals tacked Ip a number if welt pitched- garriee, book. • Robson. Stun. SI 212 47 71 a-ti another run in the. ninth on a. before he finally btigan lO wtn. diner Bell. Cowin 64 254 Si 112 .323 NATIONAL LEAGUE single by Sully Remus. Red St-hut'- 11.1iippooris ill Peas And last night Manner'. who Del • --- Team W L Pet ndienst•s double and a scaring fly • had dropped six games in are,, ved AJNIZSICAN LNAGUE Eto a.kl3 n 42 2:i by Stan Musial. finally gained a well carried $ix- Ruck" • Player and Club G AN • II Pet. hlaw•Ou'e 41 2ri 61? In the exhibition activity, Man- at $4.50 per bushel hit. 6-2 victory over the S. mclu. ,,- Goodman. Ros. 47 184 31 61 a3a: St Lama •40 28 Louis agers Leo Duroccier of tha Giants. Cardrnale going all the wii7.4 for, zl Kell Boston 57 27 33 6.5 .31/11 Philadelphia 36 2; "I' 371, and Lou Boudreau of the Red So*: his fourth triumph of „the Wagon. Doi a Verrtoi, Wash 70 271 45 69 329. New York 34 :11 .517 forgot they were both "rat and - D. SHOEMAKER SEED CO. The defeat was bitter for took Cincinnati 29 37 .4.11 SI me forty" and broke into their reaper the Cardinals, for they had figured than • Pawn 4resis • Klutzes:ski. Bee.; L'hieago 29- 37 friti live lineups Of the Giants topped oil gaming guaind on th.i league •4111181M14, per 3 ?2 Mathews. Braeies 20. Rev, Pittsburgh .29 ao Boston 6-3 • leading • Dodgers and m-rur.d-place • Redls-g- 19. c.impanella. Dodgers 19 Duroeher hit a single and stol, 6 i Braves. Instead. they AMERN'AN wound up ,..cod and Boudreau had ,i'doubl, Red 1111 2'• games out of first Mace aria • Rosa Maned I. - l'ampanella Tema W L • Pet Ray."*.foble• hit a three rill homer' ; ii games out I Dodge's 6,4 Bell ne di rit, AI: New York 46 2d . second as all 114 the second for the Giants off ' • Maths,• Pr .ves 58 a ('lc eland 40 241 Dick Brodowski, a Red St pitchva. :NOTICE Chicago 41 214 • who is in military service - - '3114' Things Are lout per- IN CO Rens ,- 'Mantle Yanke e es'ear Boston 37 34 it21 Going formed. while on leave Frain Foil Schnendien%f.. Cards 56. Snider. Washanston 34 3b 41I6 Bad With Yankees Lee, Va lbi pitched the entire • Dodger. 57 :Phdadelphia 3'2 78 4117 --- distance and gave up 10 hits. All Cream Stations in Murray RIM - Ss'hoeirdienst. Car& 101.. Si Lou:. 26 ba Mil NEW YORK June 30 •41.11.1-- 'Wayne Htlardi dross- in six runs SPE La: Koenst. Tigers 112; Vernon. 84.natois 20 er .291. Things are so bad now with thi- with taroliarners and a detible and 20 -Yankee* that they catrt ie en beat Johnny Podres pitched tour-hit the Do:leers. ball for seven innihga - - - Yesterdays Results while strik- PNeblag Burdett,. Bravee 7-0: -And although -the froaf ..tffice ing out seaen in a 9-0 Brooklyn Is ill he open • NATIONAL on July 3 and Sm:th Radler% 5:0 iscipat Tan- pretends not to be disturbeel -eiver humiliation of the' Yankees, - who keel I: Shea Seruitora ll e- the worst slump the club -suddlinly can't beat anyboay - lii I Chicago 6. St Louis 2 has bad Icy. Cards' 11-2 • .• in eight years. or out of the American League Only game ,chealuled things could get "1•44-0.rse because two methods .1 , The Yankees Iaa.ve lost ii.e••••11 elosed on July 4 astrengtherang for • the stretch run straight in lea g U c oar:petal"-, • sn.•... - Were %MEER AN 1.13(.14. will be officially denatid and their defeat by Bi ookly: `4..; gamin sealed& to the Yankee's this year • , • insirked the' tirte.tioni they had 7 U. S. SIKRETARVOF STATE Mks Poster Oakes (right) tells repqntera Mary H. Allbritten, E. FL Seaford, Dola Jones • _ _ at 'the Whit* Pedal Pushing sjsrst of. alit • desired. Manager 1clii in the iiRar-bbro mid-seanal •Motani.;144Wiashington,.. pet Vrealfatift L:ietnhovier ! L-iottt1ed Scuth Korean Yodels Games George Weeiss can't scout around exhibition- garnel for the benefit Pregldent Syngman allee that freeing of anti- ••••• semnunlet prisoners "Mt'In vikkation the. autlanoty of •••••111. NATIONAL LKAGUS the National League and pick up'of sandlot baseball • of MO (tinted Nations Command.'' (firkinationsit , Philadelphia at Brooklyn - players on ;trick waiver, dea s a... The •Phillies topped the .athletics taunt/Deo!0). • ail .3-3. vs: Roe ,4-2, he did in the first four sears of 116 as relief ,pitcher Thornoei f Pittsburgh at N a 1%.Irk -- Face Casey Stengel a regime that pr - Frr h•li!dr-seven lnnnetsiil score- WAC SEEKS 'MISS WP 91't!GTON' •- On esti -eerier *4-3, deiced four ftrateM world cham-!leas bull. • Chirac. at St Louis - Pullet pionship*. I Ram ended a battle bet-seen thi.. -4,1101"09._ • OAKLEY & REED Miller i.2.3 But of perhaps vet mute White Sox and Pirate: :it the end of Milwarakee at Cuirirmiti - Lid portance is the fact tit, it ..ift.-r fie innings at Ibtlibur Kb will. 4Ve. 11•Ii and „Surktent fIV July 31. when tee real hat.l•trefela the Mum tied at all. tinernin: •- - Certified Public Accountants tilt: Callum .2-2, *cud Plikawskt rain TUT the pennarl besais. tn • Lollar hit a keverlth irtnifiLt herrn!. Yankees eol ! be able U bring for Chicago that was washed out U1 tiptioned p.ay*rs when the' Pirates could not from thu.r bat: ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF ANIFilticAN LE.w•FI 1.irrn system because of the rain NC% YoiK at Itioton Rey- It was because of Weiss' maneu- $34. THEIR MURRAY OFFICES no.cts 3: McDermott .8-5, vering m picking up - Natio ri a REAhON 1.7400011 Cleveland. at i4 3cuteit - Houtte- League waiver players in ‘s Ga;%ir I money dezds that helped ' ATLANTA 4-4. clubs in Jun .U1" --Ai. TO SI l.sou.s ('hie.is,, ('.,in thu lo.p which were III finanmil advertusernent in the Atlarta Jour- 2-3, s. farrce •a-1 . Ore.,. that the' idher ow tiers put nal and Constitution Wend a' . ViA•ttal.0.,t in ..t - a eule te atop !inch doings . "honeymoon lodge with b.r ,tone 203 SOUTI:! P :•• FIFTH STREET r f-'-ii .si; Viacitot ,4-4. The new "nu options iftur July firepliale, !Ana windiWS, ' 31' rule was. put iii to it major- tries and g.inige Reason forleat,;1 Murray, SI , rt:1mi;. league agreement at Ph,t• mg: Honeymtain over.' Ky. s Ariz. lest Del:ember Inpre,,,ly Careful Driving • -..rate.:1 the nonors 11.wever. IP spite of all th-,r ; ,t • •.;_aed from Page One) 1 tr.,ubles which hlt a peak Monda3 horn ..lowed ri•-tlexirs is'Night when the Dodgens. trtumpi it tiltritgest 1:Allst1 1.1.hene4-4_111 an exhibit:an _ FugcHES JEWELRY ea* de.ith• • the, Yankee:4 have a ix-gar;.' Es atm • 1.1ehMay 4. toy r• • load . arid I.- ..1 Ilir, ugh J. al, 21 s1a.'o it .4 LINDSEY'S JEWELERS 'if You Can !Coop It" WILL BE OPEN

LOOKING (NIPPIER, radio-TV per- All Day Thursday, July 2 ; Orme: Arthur Gcelfrey gives a bicycle a woelsout at stationary WILL BE OPEN Massachusetts Genet:it hospital where he la recovering from hip Ourgery. "Very sarl•factory- is Friday, July 3rd the aord. itaterestwanii 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. .

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THE "MISS WASHINGTON" beauty contest this year, preparatory to • the -Miss America" pageant at Atlantic City. N, J,, will have • WAC In the cOmpetitton In the shapely person of Pfc. Maryanne ONE .13.4 McCarter, 22, shown in swimsuit and uniform'. She's from head- VINBS quarters company at Fort Myer, is 1IAL Va., a .1 native of 34 Clifton. N. SUMN ° J., DIRT MOVING and a tap and ballet dancer. (Diferitatioruil aminaphotos) A We are equipped to your dirt Wednesday, July I. laS3 handle moving 1371,0 Farm problem. • Program I .1 00 Retied Shop to. 1 45 0.15 farm Progress 4S Publa- So•TK1C•• - NOTICE: gaa0 Hymn St Tune 2(NI Nea • Call us dig- 045 for bull-dozing work, pond eltoway Capers It; Music for You 1i- ging, 6.58 New. 2 43 Pplalic Service Members of Western Dark Fired Tobacco fence row cleaning, basement dig- • 7 00 Mariana (Meer 3 CM News ging. . 713 Cluck Watcher to 6.11111 • 3 05 Weeter41 Star.' - Growers' Association 11.00- News • 3 15 Western St.- 5.13 Morning NI% Devotion Mti -is for W. Fill Dirt - - Top Soil .. . Sand .. . Gravel : s34) ilia it Hr:tuit, .911,“ I,-r 1 he annual meeting of the members will be hebl • 11145 Morning Special 00 Pojtcaro Parade at the Main Office of the Western Dark Fired To- Concrete fle00 Morning Moen • 4; 13 Forrteard Parade Gravel... White Rock, " bacco Growers' Association, 9.15 21..rning Moan 430 Postcard P *rade Murray _Kentucky. 9 30 Morning Moods 4.45 Pal-cord- -Pirractir- any size $1.45 1....irnrrig, Moons 300 Sports Parade WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1953 10'00 News .5 Teseiriat Topics 10t15 Rural Nnytrins REASONABLE 2-120 Teatime Topics •nk vaar . .8- at 1:00 O'clock p.m; PRICES . 1040 Lean Back and Lunen 5 45 Sagebrush Sarensd. 1117 1045 Legal B. k ind Lasted 600 News Benjamin: Franklin left Independence Hall, a woman aAed BY HOUR or CONTRACT for the purpose of hearing the report of ; 1053 S. rapbook Ii, Between the lanes him. -Mr Franklin. what kind, of a gi:Kernment have you given u.;!" the Presi He answered gravely. • 11.00 1340 Club 30 /Swabia Wermilp • "A Republic, madam, if you can keep it." dent of the Association and 'a general discussion srt 11 15 1:1-40 Club 4S Baseball Wern.up r In painting this Independence Day scene in Hometown, U the (,f the rooperstirr- Outland Excavating 1123 Eddy Amok, 55 St lamas chieagr, artist, E. Franklin Wittmai k. has found an echo of Foanl, affsirs. • warning in a quotation 11.30 FaisOil•e Vocals baseball taint (loin the poet William Cullen Bryant T to historic 11.43 (;,,,pel Hymns (1 4 Platter'in.r. scene of Magna charts, the signal light on old-North Chu Towei. the embattled 1-1. order the Board of Directors LIAO MVO'S 45 Plat.? stime rebel's' a groat, nea• nation- ,vmhalize the hacd-wor. vietai.f s. arid •s .nt,celee,• freedom Company 12.i5 Noontime Plrolle 1/1 N-ews ...h.ch at. GersCe Day 1933. ire given --•••• SlorInntrcsm is• I Se, /14 12,30 Church of Christ I a.sten. Harr 1,•• IS ill celebrate hot s. ormeet ;;;. - • - - IV) Foot) (INK - - 1 elephotie 1239 SHLRRILL OUTLAND • "

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'NE 'SO, 1953 1111MINNIMINImanearassmompitalnialls.mmom.w.111.111b-, I and wooded are, LOOK! CHILDREN'S f 'ticks and shell . EVERY WANTED \ lark found um. Siewe in anutlid be ren,o.v 1 It I y .as possible with LADIES! k number Of people have SANDALS .he fever by not hands oror by c - us-h„Th4 ottlo (rot in elkS the skin, Dr. Ihdku B TRULY Summer t is found 'crawling on you wherever you go .. . $1.98 may feel 1:Oily s.,w. Smart Shoes that take you striding with pride fever. But if a tick ha, COMFORTABLE you do. For our new fashions give proud accompaniment edded in the whatever a varied akin ov,, slacks, gala occasion dresses. Come choose from to , consult a to suits, phyioctol For Your Feet and group._ MEN'S WEAR SPECIALS PURSE! AT A LOWER PRICE $2.95 4 view Drive In NYLON CORD SUITS Company " A Large Selection. & Wednesday LADIES Belk - Settle and Colors. • it Man in "Arizona' Many Styles with * Every Conceivable Color! SANDALS Made for Tiny Feet. rhn Monroe and leads the way in Ladies Summer Shoes Joan Leslie * Every Known Size! SEE THEM TODAY * Suit Values Found for You! $1.98 Here You'll Find the Latest In s of $22.50 VALUES FOR TO Style, Color and Materials - - $2.95 a price you'll love! Peas $16.88 at tel All Styles, Sizes SEE THE NEW IN SHOES FOR '53 _ and Color LED CO. Combinations Large Selection Natural Bridge Ladies Dress Shoes Red Hot 4th July Buy Saddle Oxfords Ref" Good Selection Styles Brown and White and Colors Blue and White IN COOL! TROPICAL SUITS! $8.95 & $9.95 $3.95 to $5.95 Vitality Dress n Murra's -ONE LOT SPECIAL Selection Shoes Ladies Large ly 3 and Checks - Stripes. Plaids Strap Ballerinas In Flight Blue, Mesh and Sharkskin: - Mess Shoes and Calf Red, Black, Beige, Yellow r 4 00 Blues _ Red _ Black Were $24.50 . . . Now...$20. Blue d, Dola Jones A Large Sele( ti"n $4.95 to $1.98 to $5.95

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TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1953 PA THE LEDGER di TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PADS POUR PROFITS TAX VOTE TUESDAY, JI Mrs. Lewis Garland Fled His Red Ship AIM: EXCESS Honored ith Stork PAGE Club News Activities Shower By Mother WOMEN'S was given in A Stork Shower Jo Burkeen, Editor... Phone 55 or 1150-M Weddings Locals honor of Mrs. Lewis Garland. Tueaday night. by her mother, Mrs. Autumn McKinney and Mrs. at 409 Natal, Filth n FOR SA Ga Paul Bogart Street. To Be Married July 26 FOR SALE BA: Ht gifts. Mrs. Garland received irony stand. Call 1663- Be PERSONALS Those attending the ahower and seen at 216 Nort m. bringing gifts were Mesdames: Leilia hrld1 Deltoid Walker, ,Georgoalluse, — — parents. NI! Barnett, David Virus Mr and Mrs. Leroy Cox and visiting airs. Kable's Walker. Geoige /Cable Beauton Fitts, DROP LEAF pES) raft daughter. Mary Lir.da. of Colahabaa.„Iand Mrs, Ray Cable. Mr. E:kins. Susie King, York while Sans of drawer space, Chat Mma were the guests of her par- will return to New Deli Macomb, Edd will re.- $12.95. Riley's Nu the etas. Dr and Mrs. Hugh McElrath. Mrs. Kahle and daughter aamner, Ault:inn McKinney, EuslY visit. Charlie John- 105 North 3rd on I last week. main for a longer BuelStalls. a , I • 1672. 16. a.m, Jimmie Elkins. Paul Bogart. (left), Calli tnaebor s•erl ocrayptaoin., Willtam Knonalaal T-Sgt. and Mrs. T. R. Cable Those who sent gifts. Mg were 5,1 Ar taI IC,eWirgel.41 iNshiltlit ACTING SENATE MAJORITY LEADER .1.1001 speaker Joseph Martin (ft), Massachusetts, William McElrath is attending' and family who have been visatide unable to •attend were Mesdames: tuna, and House 9 PIECE DINNING „iler fled in White House following a strategy the Cedarmore Baptist RA Camp Ray Cable ha% e Valentine, Myrtle Popkina. ei hIch Gerhart Ea a press conference at the beat. Mr_ and Mra. Linn hold tax bill to the Houso Light walnut fini is, ash-) yanpiag ball in the It in getting the excess profits flow et Cedarnore. K. He returned to their home in Cotner-II' SaG. Hughes. Ann Crass. Manetta s..sion aimed at GOP, suite with 6 chain seeking political asylum. vossible means' will be used by thro tant camp director and music ilia' bia. ,S. C. where resum70 ---yiseTe7Thernia Futrell, T7i-a-ltaIr- Landon floor for a vote. -Every table. Beautiful el groups and the ship's doctor took belle rFetor The intermediate i his duties with the ROTC in tha ton. Mavis Jones. Pan. Ile nice roomy buffe attended, rantl-Communist iev-e- while the WAS of the various churches State University. ace Finnell, Ray Parrish, Wise-hart low price of 4 being refitted on the the last week while the junior groups' Kabect James Rose. Bynum, Batory was Number 2 Store. Bra.l•• fInternarional, p•„,... 1890 Tb are attending this week. J. B., Wilson, and Earnest Cridet. River Tyne. Street, Phone 167 Roger Rurkeen of ! Kaki 1753J sten S. E Biter was the eamp pastor! Michael and last week. • Detroit. Mich. are spending s.x Her WE HAVE A (..; . • • • ! weeks with their grandParRISI GI Wee RULING FAVORS ACCUSED calls for medium • Mr. and Mrs Marlin Young and Mr and Mrs. Rex Byers )ga •• Pobertsoii that can be brand Mr. and Mrs. aillibert Wilkerson! A C sPee down payment. 11 and daughter. Jane. were rri Tren- ,1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones of boob can be sold ton. Tenn. over the weekend to; Detroit, alien. are the auests, 4' that 01Itat Photographev By the wayawe ii intend' the wedding of Betty Mc- Mrs. Jones mother. Ms. Dell modem three bedr ved . Swam and 84 crouse, the latter Jones_ and Mr_ Janes. • • • & Commercial priced in tune' wi ud. being pastor of the North F...r.t Portreaute Cohoon' ket. Wilson Insin inch Church. Sgt. and Mrs Joe N. • • • Children A SpectaitY Estate, 303 Mai • and son. Joe Max. of Columbia., phone 202 Ai Mr. and Mrs. 'Warren Kahle S C. will arrive Friday for a Night R. L. Wade, and and daughter. Nancy Louase. 4ra it with their- parents. Mrs._ s, rj. and Mr and Mrs. Euphrey er.t..*St••,e --- - Futrell FOR SALE -- Cohoon . (..1% ea Photograph Boyd Is • • • with bath, on lot Mrs. Loyd including four oi and Mrs Ralph James aid . Shower Mr. cited in Hazel. .5 IloStess .--It Mich. will 1 t hilditen of Detroit. ardson at Hazel I:or .1it's. TtIrtter :arrive this week for a v•sit wAti , .110 0 , • •. • lained _at !their parents. Mr and Mrs Euph- 1 .! h...- ..- ,... 504 Bea., Street on- re.,--- Cohiai8 and Mr. and Mrs.' NEW J AMMON Thursday evening at seven-thirty James. sae,,ies USED plastic co. o'clock with a miacellaneaas shov,- to chose- from . sr in honor af Mrs. -William TIM-, C. A. Bucy. Jr. Tharnze, Forrest. ' Amazing price ei net% re,' Lena . Mae BO)i BUCY• . and Hal Shipley attended a Sun- Number 2 Store recent bride . day School Conference an-d fellow.' 4102 street. Phone lf The honoree wore Tor Ow OR.. ship meeting at Ridgerest. N. C..1 casion ar, aqua dress a ah ta over the weekend •They were at, Miss Anne Walkei }aisles-is corsage of gardenias_ Mrs companied by Rev. Torn _McCal- WAR' Prelim Boyd. rhother Of the Malt''.10.Ugia of'Nashville,. Tenn.. former Mr. and Mrs. Charles Condo 11 Walker of IIaiel an- dress rt4. wore a blue linen „,,.-, pastor of Cherry Corner -Baptst nOunce the engagement and approaching- marriage of WANTED TO 131 a gift corsage of daliies. Church: 'Mis--. Anne Walker. to Mr. john Vatter ceiling fan. Cal tne : . . . • • • • their daughter. The gifts wen. presented Gros Brinkley. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Witer Brinkley. frleg4I of former USAF Sgt. eery, Lynn honoree In a novel war. Using Li.s ! NIL p tri is F is. d ' • MEE FAM/Lit.fgall.gerl - Sr.. in Pittsburgh over letters -of .the name. Tafner,. a a month with her erandparea .. of l•linton. ._!soc,Abe..rotf Ti rcjoice p...n, was ,..inposert of whit h tte • ikt,.. , r,-, (••,,, . •.., y ,..• . Miss Walker is a graduate Of Murray States-. Collegf Federalr(a 1 n Judge gStt) Alex..$1er 41Joltplaig aruling 11 Air Force must return 'Both ai,bier U. S. Last _line SAS _A...4a 4:ilreii.:k•-•064Tdiarese jeers* Some. Her- Wow • • witiv-&-Inttior in elementary' vdtbraglorl• She'boot 1/10 digille abet lb. where he was taken to face a court 'ter gifts. a.... Dr .,i.d 34:-.s Cr...ile. V Far- a graduate work at the mane college. She has been ern- from Korea, martta4 over • murder charge. Above (from left) Games acre phiyed- by the grow of Chictigo. .• Ir.. are %;a1'.. ' ..re- ' ido-yed In trii. elementary sehools of CalloWay ('ounty. -.• 95 Dri are RiChard Toth. a brother; girl trialv.L.Dolorca It14•, Wavne. Flora kept- the itus•-,t Canada and wlll return harm- ba, Brinkley is a graduate of Murray State Cttliegt' • 3Ir. .. , Mrs. Jacob /Mertz, the prisoner's mother; — -- I...1i Niagara Fails. N. Y. Ken- GcrfieS: N • 'and has done graduate work at the Univ..ersity of withheld issuance of The hotere was decorated with • • • I. 1., Audrey. his slater. The Judge Tuesday & % Al present he is employed With Carbon and Car.' military to appeal the arrangements of daisies in the co:or air and liss. Jahr, G4aatry 7,4141 ' LIil.n..• , his order to permit the "Mut S Paducah. Toth. 2I-year-old steel worker, was wired scheme of 'green and yeitow. De- children of Columbia. S. C. speia Bide at ruling. in techr will take place Sunday. July 21i. at four in Pittsburgh May la and flaxen to Korea. He and LARRY KERLE1 lickeus refreshments were served, the past week with Mrs Gentry's: 'The wedding Ma na arc accust'I in 1952 *lay- starring Mrs Edgar Wilk o'clock in the afternoon at the Green Church ui. two rearm= service .""411 14" 414v4en----4""4'4`- 96•6•44--Itwreirliz Mr. and thercraataraalsounriphoturA and Angela mg at the punch bowl Ass:stir/ tnshn. The Ger-dn.-a are ependini Christ. relati‘cs and friend,: of the couple are in- ez or in the serving Was Mrs. ilattles' this week with his parents. Mr1 •.t d toattend.• Brown. agd, Mrs. W. T Gentry if Dix•rn. The guest lug included Mesdames Tenn. Floyd Jewell. Tbrn Clo- Prptemas Club Ilas lIrs. Carl Lock/.art vis Byerly. J ack.e Byerly. Gordon a e. Hostess For Lvnii Moody. Myers Sm man, Rr.,bert ;Pi ISS Coin titon To Be Meetin; In Hume Etherton. Doyce Morris, James .1Iarried On Friday_ Of Mrs. Cathet Grove Club 1/, et Payne. A J. Buchanan, Russell Lyons. Johnnie Ahart. Hofford Mr and Mrs Caat. ra-c C errr•-' T.. la ate a• II :s C. ‘Is II. 'J Gilbert. Leon Collie. James r.. r Anna announce the apn:awchatat t Ir. tr.... ri,,r1r. Wayne Flora. Christine Rh•.ties., marriage of their daughter MIA! C.:tth* y A Roy Graham. Kuth Blackwood. Katie Complain. to Mr. Carlos Elk- .r.4 rata.' s piiseat • . George Fielder. Elwood MeRey- I. ins. son of Mr. and Mrs.. Jack cd1 with "A lia.t , NEW GASOLINE E F Settle. Ira Fox, W. E.. Elkir.s if Murray Is. Tried.' CHArrEm Johnaor, Jimmy Bucy. Perry Hen- _Far her wedding Miss Convey' A pe raid of ra. • • 4 RtilICTON was pa don. 1",ya: Bucy. Evelyn Gibbs. has chosen to year a white nylon ty Mrs Billy at : he resolutely Elmo Boyd. and Tree- net. dress astir taffeta witli a cur- mats on his way ivr..•rt Peify. The main lessa• • ton Boyd; Misses Barbara Lyrn Sage of write gardenias. ir.g. tic walked /I ' Si-ant Mar' In Murray Now Available leached the Brr,wr, Kath•ryn Casal. Verde' The c. • any wi:1 take place in rat • •.,1 at the lad • C .r.rrtrl on Frafaa Burke Griffin sal -a...Mine heads to .., a a , rhea- lie imeted man wedged dos f Rat ra and. and hoped that GIVES AVERAGE CAR - - didn t arm, DR. WILLIAM POGUL 4Carne is Btu :ttotton." "1 know," Ittu Announces the opening of his office 1. Up to 15 per cent More Mileage with equal affa leered at the ho yesterday. You On July 6, 1953 2. 50 to 150 per cent Longer Spark Plug Life as your address been sbeentmini For the (;encral Practice of never heard of 3 Up to 15 per cent More Power wired down (her Buxton stift..-t DENiTISTRY the faintest of had been a lc Burns Denver so a Cleans Spark Plugs, Cuts Down Pre-Ignition, down of be at 203 South Fifth Street • • • presston -- ataite! But he I More Efficiently Also found that Office hours 9:00-5:00, and by Appointment Family Reunion Is ins for me. Wt field .it !Ionic Of siterittr* TELEPHONE Griffin waved lazy gesture th. rr'l ' .1m. Mont kromi•ri, tire street "Ita - and my county. 'Ira Claul Wr • shows up, I likr or31 le .444 M him. It he's done.' NOW! :.nr• SHELL GASOLINE -Fair enough, ends he was now • made a taise c WED and awakened t Ills smile widei now has a new gasoline alditive which is described as the -Biggest developrnec token. you're -el MG Ws GREAT DRAMA' I represent We JANET ago.•. • tee my credent motor fuel since the introduction of tetraethyl lead 31 yeats "Ain't necesi STEWART.LEIGH `You wouldn't 'ern if you did This new additive is TCP, a cresyl compound which gets its results by insuring nodded toward MEEKER turn. "It you ci RYAN (ha airy from more'efficielif burning of the gasoline. Under lock an „,0001,0s your San Fran Made the cher -s held for s whil 1—S-Ocial Calendar Distributed in Calloway County By -T111 this m 1 the name of th Griffin manse lues411‘ lune 7:4, Buxton lean. one boot to th up to thelpord do,„ sheriff, if elf - Pit KIITs 1_11 hi present wheres KENTUCKY LAKE OIL COMPANY "I wouldn't Kaaixt.":( I' raan Truth of It believe Pack/ TECHsoccxort Tharadlas, tuts tvonty-tour yc chnrie. M. Baker .• "then your eaten In arrest • .4V .. . 'Oa "Praos11111111111004,WIrlaw • grww.sw••••• •err -wesamar ‘.. MIFURO MITCKnI show a "Ite'll ----2-vemrsorseirn_.--setsreisummourimiran•Yeser•immemonsommummim

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• PAGE FIVE regeregs; MURRAY, KENTUCKY -•••=•••••=•LIN=11111,— "'"er- • We THE LILDGFIt & TIMES 41M11•41•1=. VOTE TUESDA16, JUNE 30, 1953 sons of Evansville, Ind., and • friend of theirs have been Viatille CARD OF THANKS BUCHANAN Mr. and Mrs. Owen Duey. - Mrs. Charles Thonipo04 We, the family of Mi.. E. G. Mr. and Ov\\\I op- daughter of Calvert City. Moody would like to take this and NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Clay- ADS TO 1 111 0t11001 portunity to express our sincere visited OUR WANT of the week. .,,intig,111 ."!v,,ry. ton during the first Viti• thanks and appreciation to oil. Williarni Aeon and USE Ill S our Mr. and NIrs. Charles Mr. ant. Mrs. Herbert I 111111111H MI 1 i 11111111 HP SIP.off one who was so kind to us in KNOW DOES of Sirasonia, and M... visited Mr. and Mrs. Win- WHAT YOU DON'T recent tragedy. We especially would and children children •••••••••"•'' WANTED - BLACKBERRIES don't know Mrs. Bodie Tabers of Murrey, Alt'-o and children late Sun- HURT YOU: And you like to thank the doctors, nurses and burn and plums for canntiVi South NOTICE done— Mr. and Mrs. Ross Williams FOR SALE until the damage has been members of the funeral home visited day afternoon. 13th street. Phone 1 '. J'enic FOR RENT I and the weekend Clayton 7 hy termites. We're specialists in kind and understandirg and daughters over Mr. arid Mrs' Wilburn , were FOR 0101A- who Raymon Hutson weie $25.00 REWARD bug and pcst extermination. Cad kindness meant so Mr. and Mrs. and sons and Dale Outland FOR SALE BASSINET WITH -J013 WANTED - -WILL DU ANY APART-, at a time yvheri FOR RENT FURNISHED to . the return of Sam Kelly at 441! Rid your home thank have as their guest this week their weekend guests of relatives Ui Et. stand. Call 1663-J or mayStre...j.kind be. of work. Phone 1224-J. T1ON leading much. We would like also to MEN?, electrically equipped, fur- the Center and termites, NOW daughter, Maxine and family of LcdUlf, Mo. seen at 216 North 13th Stre.e. - J2p a boat stolen from of flies the many friends, neighbors and nace heat, private bath, and en- of Jlyte J Ridge Section, and conviction KELLEY'S PRODUCE who contributed in all Michigan. lc electric waterheater ministers Altar. and daughter terance, also person stealing same. It is an whnderfull ways. Mrs. Herbert Classifieds tor West Main. Jip NURSING HOME the many Bucy, Monday Read our —See at 1202 aluminum Aekansas Trieeler and CLARKSVI.,LE blessings rest visited Mis. Oveen Lost and Fcund home offering good May God's richest DROP LEAF DESK — PLENTY from McCarty's Boat —A Christian afternoon. —R—ENT-- 5 ROOM HOUSE was taken 9625, with each .of you. your "Wants and Needs" of drawer spare, walnut finis.* 10R Insurance care. Reasonable. Phone Mr. and %les. Rey Reainson and from High School. Dock. Contact Murray The Family of Mrs. E. G. Metal-, $12.95. Riley's Number 2 Store. Li eel PAIR OE READING one block Clarksville, Tenn. •JIy24p at t.107 Agency. Jic spectacles, blue with gild rims. Available now. Apply By Ernie Guamanian 106 North 3rd Street, Phone lp 1672. J1c Lost on college campus. Return North 6th. .nd (left), Cali. Jlp --NANCY - to W. H. Huie, S. 16th St. BEDROOMS WITH Massachusetts, FOR RENT — privil:.,es. We- WHENEVER ving a strategy 9 PIECE DINNING ROOM SUITE optional kitchen --AND — RED BULL, WITH 207 SOsith 5th Street, 11 to the House Light walnut Mush, extra nice CALF LOST men only. YOU GO OUT, face, marked by green 195. J6e used by GOP. suite with 6 chairs and extenste.. white Phone ....._ALWAYS HIDE table Beautiful china ,clieset end iiir—iiUteion- number is 1/311, FOR RENT ONE HALF BRICK MONEY nice roomy buffet lee extremly Weighs 585. Call 214, Shrodt YOUR duplex, 4 rooms, bath. unfur- low price of FM . Riley Eh others. - ..12c UNDER THE • rushed. North 14th Street. Call Number 2 Store. 16 !forth 3ru ,89.) LOST -- BLACK MALE COCKER 1451, J30e RUG Street, Phone 1672, Jlc sale 1753J spaniel dog. Phone 1581-M at FURNISHED 1105 Elm. lc FOR RENT 4 ROOMS N. 7th St. WE HAVE A GOGi MANY —Upstairs apartment. J lc calls for medium peed homes Telephone 601 oi le49. can be bought with a small that Political FOR RENT-3 ROOM FURNISHED payment. What have you. down I apartment with refrigerator and can be sold that way?, Announcements that privet.- enter/wee. Available now. - we need a few igen By the way, Call 528-R, 313 North 5th Street. modern three bedroom bricks, ' Tile r and 'r.mes ts auehos IC priced in line with today's- mar rized to announce the following ket. Wilson Insurance & He candidates for office subject to the Estate, 303 Main, Phone 842 • Democretic PrImary on August .., Night phone 202. August F Wilsee 1953. Er Obituary Km'''. R. L. Wade, and Joe E. Stewart. For Sheriff Brigham rntrela Clara Isadora Scarbrough Moody, I'LL TAKE SALE-- 7 ROOM HOUSi l a Aortal* FOR Alton Hughes - wife of E. G. Moody, was burn with bath, on lot 140 x 110 feet, THIS Court Clerk in Henry County, Tenn.. February four out-buildings. Lo.' For County ONE Including Randall Patterson JO 1884. She died .May 30 1753. cated in Haiel. See Ralph Rich- Hattou Garner She moved to Calloway County ardson at Hazel et"- eaN 31928 . -- R. L. Cooper in the year 1894 and WLS mar- HO - HUM .130p Gaynell Osborn ried to E. G Moody, November 1 I THINK NEW JAMISON CLOTH TEXT- Fur City Judge 1907. I'LL GO union was ho r ), three I URED plastic couch. Two colors Cordie Rushing To this stordon. and Brook. HOME to chose from. Aqua and beige ELias Robertson sons. Verne-it, meeting ii price of $69 95. Riley , For Mag istrate. Murray District all of whom are now Amazing • Number 2 Store. 105 North Ir.: Herman Barber Callowiy County. with the Church Street, Phone 1672. Jec H. M. Workman She was united Church For Magistrate Wadesboro ul Christ at Old Liberty - Lee Dorielson .I in Henry County in the year of mem- WANTED Far Magistrate Swann Dietrict ' 1909. She remained a faithful Bryan Gelkiway ber and was active in cherch if MO He' Magistrate Concord DistrIN fairs till the timeof heteekeith. WANT?.!) TO BUY LARGE, F.cir - )00 ill V H. Nirbrough church work meant much to her. Gr.- I Chester nal —AS reyke• re.onmel ceiling fan. Call Millers wife mid lov-• .14dILY • Fee Jailer She was a devotgd C.4.• 1,1 1-, Li.. .44 cery, Lynn Gr J1p I Power! Henry Billington irig Mother and a true Christian. Ed Burkeen I To know rer was to love her. as fly. AT Capp by her host df friends. • - - room Ata Seth Cooper , shown Wi4Q-Ck Attorney I We miss her so much but know- ... AND I Prow, t:ARE For County '-""ritURE I RAN AWAY... OIGUROD GETTING 'EM... GO Nat Ryan lingtmes ing Abut God does elk 1haeg6 well NOB00i/ 911Aitit'birriglerNPS▪ INSTALLMENT WHAT I HURT her ti) Ii, m. WITH THE LAST. TRY PINNING MEDALS In Bob Miller we must submit LITTLE TEAR JERKER, WANTED TO CATCH AHEAD, 9.5 Drive tie COMING UP..] THAT:: Gouty Judge The last rites were held at ( BECKY - ON A HEEL LIKE For ENOCH VOLUNTEERED -ro EXPOSE A COUPLE OF LAUGHS...HAVE leall Hood Union Grove Church KIND with HIMSELF .TO SOME UNKNOWN SOME Tuesday & Wednesclas. Garland Neale ' where she was a memb.r, John Brinn and the OF FtADIATION...IT MADE ''Mutiny" For Tax lises.or the Brother of- HIM SICK...VERY SICK... in Technicolor James John.,' ii Brother William D. Medtaris lEY Interment was in the WHEN HE FOUND OUT District , ficieting. starring Mark Stevens Magistrate Brinkley HE...(CHOKE )... HAD Vernon Coleman City Cemetery. and Angela Lansbury of ONLY A SHORT TIME State RepresentaHve Husband and Children For HE RAN AWAY... Owen ••t-ri Mrs.. E , G. Merely LEFT... — - - _DEEcTfj"?- 'HD r.r.-krfa. IPA by le..., A nia kotftws e2cAz breiss....i be Yids room srsossio

moved out of Buxton's Buxton said, very carefully, and thus BUT . _..COME TRUE... ISN'T THERE irni AMP:ft SIXTEEN The old woman still r.o..d ENOCH...I'M A FOOLISH OLD LADY... "Suppose he were being held pris- sight. ANYTHING ANY 0' US CAN was very nungry, but doorway of the oospitot. ENOUGH YEARS T'KNOW THAT PITXT0N oner at one of the ranches." an the I'VE LIVED T'MAKE WHAT'S two testae- peering franties• SUPPOSED TO...(crionE) DO he resolutely passed Griffin lost nun affability. "Which She, too, uas YOUNG MEN LIKE YOU AIN:T to the tail build' street. Pre.ently 10r. PART COMIN' recur on his way ranch ?" he demanded and almost along the THIS EARTH WITHOUT HAVIN' SOME along briskly until showed, moving Sit.T1:, LEAVE EASIER rig. He walked came out of the chair. Iles lace Brownlee LIFE THEY'RE....)--- pore h upon which • portly, gras - 0' THE hi) 'leached the had turned the color of putty, and the boardwalk, idly fanning at dignity. The, old GOIN' TO MISS- Burke Grant] sat, ha n ds made flailing move- haired man wliti the immense his her erutyhes thew He loo'fed at "Which ranch?" vvoinan hobbled out on into his chair ments. watched her man wedged down Ruston shook his head. 'I don't to meet him. Ruston his contempt for gesticulating tn the and hoped that feel that I shooed soy until you vc jabbering and - He said affably. jaiL didn t show. signified that you'll do something direction of the sheriff. Slade reached and aname is Buxton, about it. Just what is your stand," Now Brownlee old woman's shQ,:fder auxton." really?" patted the Griffin said Brownlee :did "1 know," Burke Griffin's eyes squinted da, w ri. reassuringly, though "You reg- agitated, if Pos• With equal affability. "Mister," he said. "I've been sheriff hirsself become the day before any judge. Brownle• istered at the hotel herei louts for exactly twent$ ton were put down Denver boardwalk and cut yesterday. You years. People like my way of do- stepped oft the as your address. You must nave enough to elect me across the street, pa.sifig They ing things been absentminded. mister. and again. I've talked to Buxton's I again flrownd-o never heard of you in Denver. Fargo people in the past on Instinct told him that Wells were r wired down there." one case and another. I've talked .—Torgis—Grifflm—Purcly knowing just detec- Now there •, os Buxton stlf1.-ned, to Pinkerton's and private linked together. By Raisbarn Van Buren faintest of fears. Now that and buttoned another with whom rig must bar- the tives in hard hats .411441101411•414 the sad- - had been a fool thing, put.Ling and I've talked to federal gain, and so he must bit AltliIE7a'- SLATS WHEN WHAT'S GOING Mi. shoes: AM JEST CAIN'T down Denver so as to give the and to sheriffs who'd dle again. POTT TV4.0 "IOU ON IN THE out of marshals, • a • DUt,..7 FORCE' "E ESELIF-VE THAI MERELY pressioa of being from strayed too tar off their home SLOSSOVIAN FOOT HEAD SLOSSOVIAN "Then you down 'THE. LOWEST OF ALL L0WS.14 TiCiLIN'MAH state! But he smiled. ranges I never Inured that I needed To Cole Manning, dropping BOUNCES SECTION? are look- them 7 in that MOLTS"nil .) V, SNAP MAN also found that no pollee to take lessons trim) any of the canyon trail to Slash _ INTO THIS you bother, a had HF-AO OFF!! ing for me. Why did or explain myself to them. Fru same late afternoon, there PA!L-VOU'LL front IS TICieLf- `r011 FOOT— BUT THAT sheriff V' little too old to change MAY." come the sense of loneliness ALL I DO BULL-LIVE IT: hand in a SPINE,BREAKS 'KDO Griffin waved his free Ruston turned a cool face to having left Laura behind: but ha TWITCHES 'IOU HALL RIGHT"' In the en- Ho OFF.T— hazy gesture that took him. "Then I think that I'll•keep also knew a sharp wariness. AND SNAPS YOU HEAD to law, tire street. "It's my town findings te) myself.' supposed this came in part trona pLIZZ!!- GIVE stranger my and my county. When a "You.tete' that," Grifftn said, Lahrs's fears Nor nun. Moreover, UP!, up, I like to have a line on the he'd cut out a sizable chunk or shows ' Ruston brought his boot to he's okay, no h a r m's work tor tuonselt, what him. If 1.:Ardwalk with a thud, turned on down belovr and Torgin, to). done.' his heel and warned away, a high said, but neither of Clem tuip more eager "Fair enough,- Buxton anger in him. He had learned only man who to see him n thrill they'd be to Una tie was now a wary this: -he couldn't count on Burke another a cactus In their boot. - minis a false estimate of Griffin's -being a tool to his hand. in time. Ile half regretted the security and awakened to his error No, he'd learned more than that. the mime he'd gained by his arrangers/et 11Is smile widened. "By Griffin pretended disinterest, but truth with Laura that would have aer token, you're -entitled to the behind that pretense lay a real to for help if he didn't re- represent Wells Fargo. Care concern. He'd fetched Griffin one scurrying turn by sundown. Better the ;Ida- bee my credentials?" in the belly when he'd mentioned said to be fished from 6, 1 "Ain't necessary," Griffin 's being a prIscner. ger than having u( show Purdy You wouldn't be willing to So thinking. he canes abreast of it. tie a man could get so brave, 'ern if you didn't have lem." one of the restaurants, and Its Still, behind he died from bravery. Hi Ti-4E OLD LAWS Isuring nodded toward the office odors smote him heavily, and he that 7'sPc.'.•---74v4g? Etece-wED about the Jew' looked upon the root tops below WAS 7-ti/S REPEALED?...THAT him. "If you came turned inside. Ile took a [runic near FELLOW SLOBBOVIANS RutFR iS A holdup. it's and saw the scattered buildings cu- (MEANS L I 'le ANYA IS Wry from that on the window and looked at the pen- —15 COMING INAD /sn-/E- AACW wrocE Like I told not as a ranch but as the strong- SOY AGAIN/7- IS Wider lock and key. cil-scrawled in e n u without any NOOSE FROM OLD SHOTIF! Si_013.90V/A.'7— when I hold of an enemy, and he began Bs? SUCCESS ILL LAGUE MP THIS your San Francisco office real interest. He gazed through TARA COON-TR,/ — RE-VOL/Jr/0/V IS A has to be making a sharp study of Slash 7 AS RASSLING MATCH TO made the check-up, It the grimy glass and for fo first LEGOFF'S SHORT WAVE!? --ALL 7-/ IF OL Li LAPVf..ARE evidence." and its surroundings, wanting to. GO ON"- held for • while as tune saw Burke Griffin out of his FINGER 5YREACALICIP4 P tells you know all he might need to know HERE "'Till this man Ihirdy chair. The sheriff w as cutting APPROACHES It he were pressed hard, fie even the name of the highwayman?" diagonally across the street, wad- Li IL a shrug. drew rein and lit I ad the field Griffin managed dling swiftly towarl the hospital; ANVA'S forward, raising in- glasses trorp his saddlebag and got Buxton leaned he disappeared Inside. Ruston's FOOT; step leading them to hie eyes, ene boot to the first terest sharpened. In a few min- THERE "What would you hos- The ranch itself seemed asleep, up to the isoreh. utes Griffin reappeared at the 15 A you Purdy's no man showing, and only a wisp do,, sheriff, if I told pital door, an old woman on HIDEOUS 01 smoke rising lazy-like from Dm present where& boils 7" crutches following him, The runt UPROAR cookshaek. lie drew no surety "1 wouldn't get into any lather. woman stood talking to Griffin: IN THE from thus seeming peacefulness. of It is, Mr. Buxton. I don't the sheriff looked up and down the SLOB- Truth Spider web* were quiet, too. believe Pacifist can remember street, his round face perturbed. BOV1AN elbow He put the glass away and tywity-tour years back." A "girl came, to .Ituxton's SECT ION. Ile gave it In,-dropped on down the trail, taking you're not really Inter- to take his order. hien still watching the switchbacks carefully and con.. arresting him?" an impatient voice, • ested in Griffin wad- mg at last to the canyon's bottom. of these through the win(ldw. "He'll show Up one jail building din', 'seek tow.rd the ore 1.3 • , • days." r.sfleuserl

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"You was were without lights and telephoto, 7 ranch ladder, Torgin await- • et tth the teachers and pupOs. parts T H E SLASH said, making it down the or three class. in all its this on me," he dim figure In the sena- the de- Lucy Ann Fullest and services for two ' spread before Mewing and Man- ing him, a The Superintendants of Misses house .blustery, too blustery, in charge We visited the cemetery where littered slovenliness, with the hist glesono but he could see Torgin's partments. this year were; Mrs. Martha Thurman were tatploo !nth ti°t Imlee'd tithrowtha can and relatives and Ugly just ahead and the np itgrt.ehm smile, • News Depart- of the decorations in the church my grandparents gaunt Lon Outland. Intermediate the corral. Manning like compliment were buried. sick cattle standing in Anger touched a ment; Mrs. Cassel Garrison. Junior that night. I want to of swims aie own skin. In the cemetery there were You could take the measure passing wind. "You can save me James Garland. the girls on the nice job they did. saul, I'm here for a look The Cherry Corner Ba pti st Department: Mrs Mack Torgin by one look around time." he said. -Where are you couldn't find many horn' three trees :that I am sure would all annual Vacation Urimary Department: Mrs Les.er They place. But the real thought in ar,it:L (:;1 Church held its the measure four feet at the base, were this a n t," Torgin Workman. Beginners Department. flowers to use on account of ne'd been here you iv broadened. "What Bible School June 15 through the the It Manning was that kerepoirnggin'snim?" bM11e md vsss unusual weather. so they gathered blown up from ground. sail. under the leadership of Rev. Each of the teachers: before, as a small boy. good would it do to tell you he 19, flowers from the ;tensed impossible that the churche rhose tour were down from capable helpers. baskets oT "wild Mack Torgin stood in his door- ain't Slash 7?" Garnett Moises the new pastor. girls, you know would be left standing wnen the black leather and off-saddling out there 1 Forrest was the fields. Thanks way, big and blocky and strode out of the barn, Lucy Ann Mrs Muss also assisted e ith the Mass decorations were trees were only about 73 or lal by the corral; and Torgin looked Otulano how and the browed. Two more horsemen had ridden In, class work. Our V B.S has meant pianist .alid Mrs. Ofus yards in back of it. toward tram, his face showing lovely Stepping down from his saddle but neither was Gat These paid no much to us en many Wsys. Ove Was, the General Sesirtary nothing, his eyes only slightly Rev. Moss takes over his duties It was the church that my unbidden, Manning said, "Howdy, heed to Manning, though he paased speculative. They stared back at dau as full" time pastor of the Cherry mother went to when she was a Mack," close to the pair as he cut over to their boss, and Torgin shook his Mo this week. girl. It was kept in good shape, There was no more welcome in bunkhouse., En route, be Chursh so slightly, but the ten- the ent: the VHS of it Torgin than there was plow in a head ever corral with the sick The adult workers of course has been niadernized Manning. skirted the last with boot, and there was no sur- sion mounted in reminded of Please Vote for presented Rev and Mrs. Moss", some. boiled lax In cattle arid was the either, tie salLi, He stood with the reins electric planters lamp, -Addalins prise in him talk between To and Doc a lovely you'd his hands; he stood indolent, but figured that sooner or later Brownlee in the hospital. His sure- last Friday at the V B.S. fixing the pattern Of the Vs find your way down the trail," and he was again; Purdy had to Rev, L. V. Her son. Rev. Lon mind, and there was ty blossomed the ROBERT YOUNG he put such bluster Into it that it yard in his be here, Outland.. both former pastors et mighty little shelter near where at Chie struck Manning that _Torgin was got to the buakhouse and church. Rev. Jack )(Imes of Named AEC mina_irke:algain e H tan the afeas4.- lie cermet the door First Baptist Church Wlinch%osutledr ad only to item Tee' the' Murray Thus was the first victory Man for 1111the21 - e'en. wouldn't to have a complete look. The place and others whose names I have ring's, but it made him no less scabbard, dot one rifle of some- was as untidy as he'd supposed it forgotten speke to us sieve Rev. . looked at Torgin and add up to five Colts. Let last wary. tie would be, lie went to each of the left for Nashville. reminded of a grizzly thing uncork, and,fus best bet was are McCollough was again various out-buildings and stood at Commissioner to rush Torgin and bowl him over Tax Lassiter spoke ts with the stick and • Rev.' Harold tear. Que poke the open doer of the gain the steel ter of the last before us last Sunday. even though.- I you'd have Tor is i n rampaging. and so Was getting on Iasi looked soft around blacksmith shop. It there I know he gaye ' Around them the ranch dreamed in house. Torgin wasn't belting toward sundown, for he'd spent a of Calloway Conty the Last of the day, and out of the the muddle and a hard a good message. he good half hour at the search, and A bordering the creek came might Lime him down. But Harold was one of our Royal willows now there were more horses than Me heading toward the mustn't make that play until the Ambassadors and under the trailer- tour riders, befdre in the corral, and he'd lost ant real need arose, lie mustn't lose Harold corrals. number of r ere r s ton ship'-of Bro. John Ryburg. gained, and that edge count of the Torgin asked, "Well, what do the edge he'd sat felt the call to be is minister at who'd drifted in. A half dozen you want 7" was Torgin's tear. g I've got betore the cook-shack; others :c A Mairung shrugged. "Were you He said softly. "Mack, Jake Forrest were moved In the yard. bet G4LxiMr. and Mrs. expecting me because you've got a a marshal's badge pinned under night. Mr.: said, "You forgot to look Ch at the church Sunday couple of people who don't belong my vest" Torgin Forrest has been an invalid for here 7" "1 know that," Torgin said. "I in ..t%h%.e h errocotisceitl several years and doesn't get ta "A couple 7" Torgin repeated and recognized you the first day, and come to church very often, his face showed true surprise. I can still read newspaper print if "Hetund the house." an How me," Manning sake several "One called Gal, though he's 1 put on a pair of cheaters. "Show E. D. Winchester spent small dirt. down on the book as Texas Joe do you fit this Into a federal case?" The root cellar was a days in the hospital recently with door. Istridger, late of Deer lodge. There's "Turning Gal over to the warden roofed dugout with a heavy an infected knee, caused while and peered a law against going over the wall. would be just a service to the Manning climbed down mowing the -sard with a power door, Ii And there's a law for those that state," Manning admitted. "It's into the darkness beyond the mower. A rock flew back cuttens smells p,ot keep a convict in hiding after- Puckrat Purdy I'm really after. If a darkness rank with the knee of hrs orerail t. 4- the the wards." it's legality you're questioning, vegetables stored here through knee ard on to • Its through into tua Torg t, a said, "Well, I didn't there was mall lifted In that stage- long, hard Bootjack winters. the bone. Seven stitches were' know.- s•• coach robbery years back." was sure no one would be here: taken to sew his leg._ Jacqueline Boils ier He'd been hit hard, as Manning "Look all you want," Torgin Torgin nad been too eager to point a could plainly see. Torgin hadn't said again. out the place. Still, he scratched and, Frances Buoy spent the date and New- Theni Loretta SIFT. 12 Is expected anybody would be look, Manning nodded. "I'll do that," match to life for a real look. Mrs.! v.hen the part of the last week aoth port; It I., the place Ing for Gal. It was Packrat Purdy he said, and led his horse to the he.shauttistitheed r. S • Ofus Outland and attended V B IJ. S. Senate's "most eligibla who was on his brutish mind, and barn, ?dfoTorgin asked. el and Gracee Garrison a. • John Kennedy (Di, along, It Reba bachelor." this sudden shift had caught him Toren came "There's still the house, Mick. visitors there _Thursday asternsaa: Massachusetts, will tupelos avail- oft balance. Manning knew a cer- slightly. Manning tell back a pace Torgin sighed. "Come along," he f r.I m NO13S ability to Jacqueline Lee Bouvier. tain delight, though he kept lurn- and let *Torgtn come abreast of said, and led the way around to and Mrs. Wilburn C.ayton. Kennedy ta 36. Moe him. Inside the barn, Manning tied Mrs of Lev.-Is L. Strauss McLean. Va. self still.taced. door. "Look around all NOMINATION sorrel in an empty stall and the front • Thomas 'Bobby Clastor, an, Bouvier, 23 and of socially pron.. "How about It?" he asked. his taterie a New York One:icier He you like." Dale Outland were in St , Lsoos faintly. Is an "inquiring ! Torgon a eyes squinted down. prowled the glo.any depths. U S Naval reserve rear admiral lent (To Bc Coatisiacd),ir the weeketai vosso-goseSaL% ss fur Washington "Maybe he didn't tell me about his had • reek Into the' Mune", room. over as Atornie Energy coramissiar photographer" Pg. National Forrest Park t (International.) Copysightt litI, by rrotu.au A. lras. Distributed by King Features SszioUsataso and the chairman- es expected to win *eon Times-Herald. and Mr and Mrs T. .N Psribee appro.:it in the Senate. Resigns I Nora Parser and Kenneth. Mrs. tures of Gordon Dean was ow Mrs Ofus Outland spec: Sunda! tayed till June 30 to give Presi in Eldorado. 114... dent F..:senbower turn, to pelt s The *storm Saturday afternoon le terwistiosetaL 1 st that we thought was bad enougb here, was muth worse throe- Many of the peoole worked their all laSt Have You Read ioday's week getteng trees out of the' 1t streets. Classified Ads? P"swe' CROSSWORD PUZZLE to TO THE VOTERS OF CALLOWAY COUNTY: ACROSS St-Jog 32-S'aPor I filed the required papers with. the 1-Ship's clock 1S-Itegar1ed On May 5th, 1953. 4-Se ift nese high!, Calloway County Court -Clerk to become a candidate for 11-11:reek totter 42-Evils LI-Native aural 4:-Toe a rd Tax Commissioner of this good county, and at this time 1 ',rend.'ea PI tat Sheltered sMa tee you my formal announcement teolleat 44- Unusual I would like tee present 14-25. oteli for 44-Comparis office' for the "ions" 46-Locates to become your employee of this important Li-AsIstor EYES IA-Asperse YOUR fodder S2-Enromlunt next four years. 11-1- Pki ore digit 1. 11-Fork Prang 54-Pedal As an introduction to those of you who do not already 11.-Part of • lolla 14-Writing :1-reart Implement personally know me. I was born at Cherry Corner :19- d•rx.-• 54-1:arment V It-Spansti sheep years ago, the son of Mrs. Etna Young, now living on N. 17-111als deer L:-Nahour Int 1 12th St., Murray. Ky., and the late Wiley R. Young. east- 211-rebtatrui DOWN deity 4-Triovien EARS :6-Teutonic AND side'businessman and farmer for over 30 years. I insved 31-Natur• I-Negatle• 2-14. mi•taken a-Before to New ConcZed Yilen -6- Years of age, attending grade 32-Pos teat at anding 7-College degree 24.-Stiseort factor (Odor 1 school there an graduating from New Concord High 1.6....conspaan gidat T-Lets out ale II-Lasso School at the age of 15. After graduating from Nelson ,, 10-Cut of meat Business College, Memphis, Tenn., I was employed by II-Unit Is-Food program • - . CAN Armour andSompany as Cashier. Bookkeeper and Dis- .' I IS-Bones of h.47 0 sts-Part of sir.* • triC Secretark ftom I 9:32 o urrs-,-kt- Willith time I return- I - • . 1 $ 21-Anglo•Sazon servant ed to Calloway Couniy and entered the grocery business g ....r...... • • :e.1//'.,„,.1 It-Rants at New Concord, remaining theft- until February 21, 1943. 24-Seml-preelollia 1.e atone at which time I was inducted into the U. S. NAVY for a 11 2c:' 1 2--4ountr1 of I Asia TELL! pefirid of two years. with IS munths overseas service. .';:e St-Apothetareill I V%v° Weight 4144 After reeeiving tin Honorable Discharge in 1915, be- r. 4 ,4 !I-Shielded a partner in the Murray Milling Company until LI-European came capital December 1952 and since that time I have been engaged ‘::7,4 17 24-ehoenreg distant in farming. / SS-Automobile am 'married to the Wilson and the father le .: equipment former,rrinie ,, - •\..2 40-Stolen of four charen. Robert. 13. a sophomore at Murrto -1 . 41-CIrnunda = CI-The sweetie. High School.'Bill, 11, a 7th &tatter at Aim'. High Schotri. 0. 4 , 45-Iowa &scrums „ Crack Jane- Marie. 6. and BurtoreBay, 4. 47-Frozen water I have three brothers and two sisters. Fulton. Manager. 41-Vemale dad, 41- Meaeure or • Armour & Co., Vhattanooga. Tenn., Burton, DiStributor. ,,. weight En-4h • an , Texas Oil Co., Murray. Ky.. .1. W.. Businessman and far- It1 Lira (abbr.. mer. Murray. ky., Mrs. R. L. Wilcox. Dawson Springs. - Ky.. and Mrs. Floy Jewell. Murray. Ky. Pussi• AR STANDS COMAD •••••••••17....•••••••.1 ky ths For my qualificsitions I, present the f011owing-: High to V•sre•d•yee s.r tovcc 5.5 Wells plsass seelll ssia mesa is grade CROSSWORD PUZZLE' lonelitiode l..Øslss booms. ream sesnasia, School Graduate, graduating with second highest Tete 1141•11.• r4•Puree rreriassi gam ism I ••,.1101.8- in my class. Business,eiellege graduate. Seven years of- • - It. rim'n der fice experience. 13 years actual experience dealing with . troy orlt, Ante • . 4'- 'the people of Clillousty County in business. I am a pro- 44--14acerwt erty owner and have 'been for the past 13 years, together. T,sti• ---'11%:i5rti:•'•.. • y 4'. TO,Int me by De- 1:-CerrriP n to 4., -Srmtwl 'tor with a CertitWate of Proficienc issued the; .11,thOrn partmenf Revenue as a reeult f succeesfully passing • I ...ding by oho Tax C.ommissoners' examination. Aka i.he 1 I am a WORLD WAR 11 VETERAN,., member of the -1... -1,...111 \ .. • P..••. American Le gion Post No. 73. Ilaeonic Lodge F&A M -:/fON't MAN'S EYES OR EARS may save mu. nation—and No, 4o5, W. re W. DiFector of Calloway. County 4-11 „ry 'dame eyes or ears might be 'ours! Only humor, 0:1..4 ora oir. ran do the complete flutes and Beef Association, anti a member' of the First 1 -• - DOWN t_rnver Job needed li) the U. S. Air Forre-ran pros Plc the vilal link in our 1ir Deleu.e network. 4771..sTATI1F9 FICIITTAS see maielaittell •• combos u Methydist Church. Murray. Ky. L 1 .3,tnn 4 eilv in n'ttoill 24 keen t der, reedy IS taili soitlIng Alen by the S. AI Fen, For further eefereiv-e. I refer yob to any persien who it For tuo years. our Air Force and Army have been organizing i defense ,netaork- know usidern.fint etrodi. Ft. hue+ witness they depend I` I CI,') On rad.r and on rye. end eon bk. veers' -'acquairkted with me. any person that 1 have ever had C Trims anti•aireraft 7 -Part of,eamera and throughout this period Lave been on 2 t•hour alert. Fighter interceptor., business dealings with, or to any former competitor of . I c ' I 4 4 I -Dutrh tonn ". -Diphthong batteries and radar installations are ready and manned. Surprise air attack uili not catch mine. Nell to If elected your Tax Commissioner..I. want to assure vonOUttarr them off guard ... so long a• civilians olio do their port! Skin you of four years faithful serce.- with (entail and hones' River tel Right now the U. S. Aie Force is calling for 300,l/00 more volunteers...in she Ground Observer taxation for one and all alike. I reslize that I would lev Pirsnc• l'edal digIt and warning that radar alone cannot Stoat itoligent Cospa-to do • job of aircraft detection, identification your employee and to this end I will always represent QiNained " y> link in euMpletini;our Air Davos.. netso"ork. • the good people of CallowaY County lo My fullest ability. oi Fl•ft,11. 10. This ism' is argent! It repre...nte the last I want to take this opportunity to thank each and every estuaries -' 1 /'6 " one, for the kind words of encouragement, confidence and •Worin Will you do your pert? s 'Make lore JOIN NOW! cooperatien you have already given me, and to those of StenDik &t on Civil Defence hirer... al -Soup Jein the GUC today! Conrad' yew nearest you whom I have not, as yet. seen I want to 'assure you SC Ingredient D•liens• when• and addresel II I Chooses Sr writ* Is: Ault 1/W.It A fT 1111-11.311.i cr, ho•yl on 2t-hout Oen that f -will endeavor In see each voter, ,but shauld you -Marshes th• I. Army Anh A,..reft I ortirmanl A nape feeble W e. or•unti Obteeeee Coen en.,, rlol000• poar4 tporafte target ere eland fail to do so, please this AR my personal appeal IMO a he. lends 648411— consider -lie' hers U S. Air Isfe. Wiehington 25, D C. by tail.r and by inudim taw ,orn.(11 for your vote and support, and I will, in return, render, ,-MnhaintnIttatt , risme as your employee, honest, efficient. friendly and crr- 41-esre for 44-Preelpitatlon Ceetreneed se s rebUe serske by teoue service as your Tax Commissioner. • * 51 4S-confeddra tip Faithfully yours. general 5 all. & TIMES II S. it -St. intro] tor LEDGER ROBERT YOUNG tei has N t rots

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TUESDAY, JUNE 30. 1953 PAGE SIX THE LEDGER 3i TIMES, MTTRRAY, RENTVCXY t('ontinued from Page Five) was that it tneent getting acquain- The Commencement Program was There were several homes wa ted with our new pastor and his given on Friday night Lnd toe'part of the shingles blown wt. Loses Eligibility Cherry Corner giving their they said over five hundred homes closed oft and peered • wife and their getting acquainted 1 children did well in CHAPTER SEVENTEEN backtrail.^ He opened and *ere without lights and telephona - put Intotorl itisfm:b rcd torno s. When he came with the teachers and pupas. parts 7 ranch yard his broad hands. "You can't THE SLASH down the ladder, Torgin was await- The Superintendents of the de- Misses Lucy Ann Forrest and services for two Or three days. its Ms on me," he said, making it ' spread betore Maoning in all him, a dim figure in the semi- Mrs. were in charge We asited the cemetery where too blustery, and Man- ing partments this year were: Martha Thurman littered slovenliness, with the house blustery, could see News my grandparents He'd throw his gloom; but he Torgia's Lon Outland. Intermediate Depart- of the decorations in tha church and relativi just ahead and the ning thought: • a gaunt and ugly ment; Mrs. Cassel Garrison. Junior that night I want to camphment ! were buried. standing in the corral. righthaii4 Tan to me lf at Meunt sick cattle Atiger touched Manning like a nice job they did. In the cemetery there were measure of eaolitgo dor oars The Cherry Corner Baptist l Department; Mrs James Garland. the girls on the You could take the passing wind. "You ean save me find many hoina three trees that I ant sure would Torgin by one look, around Ile said, "4, in here for a look Church held as annual Vacatioa Primary Department; Mrs.' Les.cr They couldn't Mack time," he said. "Where are you Workman. Beginners Department. flowers to use on areount of the measure four feet at the base, were this place. But the real thought in Bible School June 15 through the Torgin gathered brown up from the ground. It I Manning was that he'd been acre "1.oult all you w & n t," 111. under the leadership of Bev. Each of the teachers Mai v6-i2. unusual weather, so they keTepoirnggin'shimsn7;lle broadened. "What seemed impossible that before, as a small boy. said. - capable helpers baskets of wild flowers from the the churea good would it do to teu you be Garnett Mose, the new pastor. Mack Torgin stood in his door- Those tour were down from fields Thanks girls, you know would be left standing wnen the ain4.ttaonnninSglasehtrod7?"e Mrs Muss also assisted ith the Miss Lucy Ann Forrest. was the istg and blocky and black leather and oft.saddhog out there how and the decorations were trees were only about 73 or Ion way, out of the barn. class wark Our V 13S h..a ea-ant pianist and Mrs Oita Otulano browed. by the corrals and Torgin looked lovely. yards in back of it. more horsemen had ridden in, much to as in maay - tine was the General S.ara-tary Stepping down from hie saddle toward them, his face showing Two NB Rev. Moss takes over his duties It was the neither was GaL These paid no church that my unbidden,, Mantling said, "Ilowdy, nothing. has eyes only slightly but full tune pastor if the Cherry mother went to heed to Manning, though he passed as when she was a t Mack:* speculative. They stared back at this week. girl. close to the pair as he cut over to Mo. Churth It was kept in good shape. There was no more welcome in their boss, and Torgin shook his the VHS the bun kh oti s e. L71 route, he ents, The adult workers of of course it has breu inodernizal Torgin than there was juice In a head ever so slightly, but the ten- Please Vote for skirted tho corral with the sick last preavated Rev. and Mrs. Mass with some. boiled boot, and there was no sur- sion mounted In Manning. and was reminded of the a lovely electric planters lamp, -Addala 6 prise In him either. He said, "I He stood with the reins lax in cattle between TorgIn and Doe last Friday, 6.t the V B S figured that sooner or later you'd his hands; he stood Indolent, but tans Brownlee in the hospital. His sure- ROBERT YOUNG Hvv. L. V. Hersoo, Rev. Lon find your way down the trail," and he was. fixing the pattern or the blossomed again; Purdy had to the Outland. both former pastors et he put such bluster into it that it yard In his nand, and there was ty be here. St the church, Rev. Jack Jones of Named AEC Chief struck Manning that Torgm was mighty little shelter near where • Ile got to the buakhouse and tant First Baptist Church afraid. he stecid. He could make a lunge FOR the Murray through the door rect Senator Kennedy Thus was the drst victory Man- for the Winchester in its saddle had only to lean and others whose names I have aaapidaciet of • hut one rifle wouldn't to hea,vve 4ma cuayom_pleteiut xuallooka.upThep ..aart,a Apoilly P .1.0 US.' ....t.WX _Bea_ _niags, but it made him no less scabbard, last a Oar.r y. Fre-- rob-k-a-ar. and--TM up to-11% e ...uhaa-atxt- McCullough left for Nashville. be. Ile went to each of the are • 'Fax Commissioner was again reminded or a grizzly thing uncork, swap's best bet was would Rev. Harold Lassiter spoke, as out-buildings and stood at S : tr bear. One poke with the stick and to rush Torgin and bowl him over various us last' Sunday. even •though I dear of the you'd have To rampaging. and so gain the shelter of the last before the open last there I know he .gave on of Calloway Couitiy wasn't Around them the ranch dreamed in house. Tergin looked soft around blacksmith shop. It was geting he'd spent a a good message. the last ut the day, and out of the the middle and a hard. belting toward sundown, for Harold -was one of our Royal willows bordering the creek came might drive him down. But he good halt hour at the search, and 'Mr.' nurses Ambassadors and amdei the leader- four riders, heading toward the mustn't make that play until the now there were more than and he'd lost ship of Bro. John Raburg. Harold corrals. real need arose. Ile mustn't lose tat-fore in the corral, and ton. fejt the cal: to be a minister 'it Torgin asked, 'Well, what do the edge he'd gained, and that edge count of the number of rIders eat dozen sat Good Tidings. you want?" was Torgin's tear. who'd drifted in. A half other's Sea Mr. and Mrs. Jake For -et were Manning shrugged. "Were you He said softly, "Mack, I've got betore the cook-shack; belt In the yard. at the church -Sunday night. Mrs. expecting me he-cause you've gut a a marshal's badge pinned under moved been an invalid for couple of people whd* don't belong my vest" Torgin said, "You forgot to look Forrest has • several yeara---und deesn's.-get IT) here?" al know that," Torgin said. "I In. the rootui? cellar." lt come to church-- very% oft-n. -A couple?" Torgin repeated and recognized you the first day, and anc his face showed true surprise. I can still read newspaper print if "Behind the house." E. D Winchester spent several "One called Gal, though he's I put on a pair of cheaters. How "Show me," Manning said. days in the hospital recently with down on the book as Texas Joe do you fit this into a federal case?" The root cellar was a small dirt. an infected - knee, caused while Bridger, late of Deer lodge. Therg's -Turning Gal over to the warden rooted dugout with • heavy door. mowing the yard with :1 ['owe,- a law against going over the wall. would be just a service to the Manning climbed down and peered muwer. A rock flew back cutting And there's a law for those that state," Manning admitted. "It's into the darkness beyond the door, the knee of his overall pant,- keo. p a convict In hiding atter- Packret Purdy l'm really after. If a darkness rank with the smell of through into his knee ard tilt - wards." •, it's legality y o u'r e questioning, vegetables stored ti -re through the the bone. Seven stitches Torgln said, "Well. I didn't there was mail lilted in that stage- long, hard Bootjack winters. He taken to sew his leg. know." coach robbery years back." was sure no one would be here; Jacqueline Bouvier He'd been hit hard, 13 Manning "Look all you want," TorgIn Torgin had been too eager to point lairetta and Frances Hucy spent could plainly see. Torgin hadn't said again. out the place. Still, he scratched • SEPT. 12 Is the date and New- part of the last week is .th Mrs. expected anybody would be look- Manning nodded. "I'll do theta' match to lite for a real look. Then, port, IL I. the place cc hen the Of us _Outland and attendtd V BS ing for Gal. It was Packrat Purdy he said, and led his horse to the he..TshhuetrethIe s door, U. S. Senate's "most eligible Reba and Grac.e Geer were who was on his brutish mind, and barn. "Satisfied?" Torgin asked.IT bachelor." John Kennedy %as:tors there Thursday atternoun this sudden shift had caught him Toren came along, limping Massachusetts, will lose his avail- till the house, Mack.' . from V-13S. off balance. Manning knew a cer. slightly. Manning tell back a pat ability to Jacqueline Lee Bouvier. tam delight, though he kept him- and let Torgin come abreast of Torgin sighed. "Come along," he Mr arid Mrs. Wilburn, Clayton, said, and led the way around,,tio NOMINATION of Lewis L Strauss lir-Lean, Va. Kennedy is 36. Miss self still-faced. him. Inside the barn, Manning tied Thomas arid Hpbby cial.ton dust the front door. "Look around all (above). New York financier am Bouvier, 23 and of socially proms allow about It?" he asked. his sorrel In an entity stall and Dale Outland were in St [aims you like." Li S Naval reserve rear admiral Went family, is an "Inquiring Torgin a eyes squinted doom. prowled the gloomy depths. He it er the vveeltend vasitina relatives as Atomic Energy cominisstor photographer" g for Washington "Ma)be he didn't tell me about his hail a. peek Into the harness room. (To Ec Coafilaucd),i and the National Forrest Park. chairman is expected to win sv.ift Times-Herald. (faterruitiursal) Copy,ts,ht. 1%3, by NOrtlaka A. Fug. IztatrIbutil by King Features Szbitsal•• Mr and Mrs. T N Parker and approsal in the Senate. Resigna- Kenneth. Mrs Nora Parker and tion of Gordon Dean was d• , Mrs Ofus Outland spent Sunday layed tall June 30 to give Presi- in Eldorado, Ill. dent Easenbower time to pick -The storm Saturday afternoon SUCCe111110/. (Intermatiows.1) • • that we thought was bad entail& here, a as much worse there M.or.s of the peonle worked their all 1 Have You Read ioday's a ark getting trees ...nit •t: sets. Classified Ads? s V We Pumas CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to TO THE CALLOWAY VOTERS OF COUNTY: ACROSS 23--Jog s E-Wfiran 411111A;:: s;-. Vapor 239111314I tillOMF-111 On Ma' 5th. 1953. I filed the required papers with the 3.-Ship's clock 33-Regarded 111811114r.211M tIL` 4-So Mores highly Calloway County Court Clerk to become a candidate for 5-5ureek letter 42-Es ol• IMO racr3ttli4 7 niei•I 43-Toward '‘IVE-1 UMW/ Tax Commissioner of this good county, and at this time 13-Yromells ea Ittlitt ah.lt.red Ode 1 would like to pre-!ent to you my formal announcement 414--Unuaual 14-0.ntel3 for 414-Curotwre •WW-1 jr to become your employee of this important .office for the -JoWn- 43-Locates ga.:0S4 91:103"4:1 IS-Aspere• St-A slalor EAS'l t2C)1111 next four years. 12-Pkture hcIder 12-Erwonolunt .\ YOUR EYES 15-Fork prong 64-Pedal digit WifiriC:30111 As an introduction to those of you who do not already •iatia 03-Writing fillItle3t313." Mt: 20-1-sart of Implement .personally kpow.me.1 was born at Cherry Corner 39 -)tlect f4Rlast-lc.10 (ZIENS11 ft-Spanish dance Sol-otdrment • years ago, the son of Mrs! Etna Yount, now living on N. 27-Male deer 6:-N•huor sheep IMO= Milersifl ltd 12th St.. Murray. Ky., and the late Wiley R. Young, east- 20-.4 obi a tn• Dowel and 30-Teutonic detty 4-Woven side*businessman farmer for over 30 years. I moved 31-Matur• 1-Negativ• L-Wallts EARS to New Concord of 32-lint 2-fi• mistaken 6-}lefor• when *1 years age, attending grade A-Outstanding 7 -College degree ep.,,AND 34-R•aosrt Ptchool there and. graduating from New Concord factor fabbr High SI-Compass point I-1.ois out air School at the age of 15. 'After graduating from Nelson 1-Lasso •••••1 t to-cut of meat Business College. Memphis, Tenn.. I was employed by Lt, 11-Unit Armour and Company as • • 16-yood progrlinl Cashier. Bookkeeper and Dis- is- Bones of b.4v CAN • 2.0-Part of shin& trict Secretary from 1932 to 193& at which time I return- ZI-Angto-Sae,n -ert-trr rittoway CoTiniy and -Otte-re-4 the grocery business servant 4.1.11. 7•,,,, 22-ilanti at Nele Concord. remaining there until February 21, 1943, 24-Seml-preclogil / *ow.. at Whih time- 1--was- -inducted into- the U.- S. NAVY 'for -a - V' ' :1 as 2;--4'ountr1 of period of two years. with IS months overseas service. ;7-') ). Ania 21-A pothipearv's TELL! -1- A , s'S After receiving an. Honorable .Discharge in 1915, I be- weight (pi.) ti 4:4 25-Shielded came a -partner in the Murray Milling Company until 1 's: 51 23-}turopean December 19-52 and since that time I have been engaged t capital K' %.- II-Chooses a in farming. - 54-Prene: et•taat K: . 111-Automoblle I am married to the former Janie Wilson and the father ,. ... 4.. .,„ equipment of four Chira,ren. Robert. 15.. a. 4 40-Stolen sophomore at Murray ad'I-1 II --Ground(' High School, Bill-, 11, a 7th prader ,at Almo High School. sweeter.' .. - 9---- . ,4 •4 tp 44-1.nr• around June Marie, 6. and Burton Ray, 4. Ira 'k I have three two tei-I 47-Frozen "(so* brothers and sisters. F-tiltoh. Manager. t • 5a. CI - 45-Fornale Armour & Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., Burton. Distributor. 43- M•a.iir• ra. 5 •t•itht Texas Oil' Co., Murray. Ky., .1. W.. Businessman and far- GO-ss.. an 33- 1.1rzo mer. 'Murray. I•v„T Mrs: R. L. Wilcox. Dawson Spring,. an. b.. 4101.4 tory. 6.601.... Ky., and Mrs. Floy Jewell, Murray. Ky. For nlY qualifications I peesent the following: Higi. A nsswe• 14 Y41114•,01WII 4.14SIt• R 411,1R SlykNDS GUA,f1 hs PUZZLE ' Ad, Force. 118.1 howl. School Graduate, graduating wrth second highest grad, CROSSWORD , •gli le•-•1••••• losphol• tenlIreen ',II! ...eel. in my ciiIss. Business College. graduate. Seven years of- ACROSS St-- koioid Total delve. re.mires eyes awl tem seer

fice experience. 13 years actual experience dealing with 0-) Prollir ah. e the people of Calloway - Krled Cotinty in business. I am a Pro- 1‘. 4t Evonset erty owner and have been for the past 15 years, together 4`• with a (4-Mit:it-ate of Proficiency isstred me .by the De- ii .•, - .• /*MCA r 1.1fT1 partment of Reytilltle as a result of soccessfully passing l'o•-• e..1t/te Ly _ Commissoners- examination. , • 4 • I I am a WORLD WAR II VETERAN. member of the oak American Legion Pozf No. 73.' llasohic Lodre - }'& AM NO. 1(i!i, O. W. DiFector of Callov:ay County 4-11 -"/"ONE MAN'S EYES °REARS may save our nadon-an4 Clubs ahel Reef Association. First human P.14-4 nod ruru ran romplete and a Member of the DOWN dinar eyes or ears might be 'tours! Only do the AS Methodist- Church, Murray, Ky. y_rover i'tt in it ••••la Job needed by the S. Air FOrf.g-c.an prosaic the vital luilv in our Air Defense network. For furtherrefe*rence. I to 4 A1.11.•5 FATTIES lisaticas see oawateued •• 'essolni refer you any person who i. ; st•ogtrog •40.• abort I., the U.& Air F.," 24 has,,• day. reedy uiktn Fur two years. our Air Force and Army base been (organizing a defense net on oil- acquainted with mt'. any person that i have ever hail 1.••• uondmidoed aiotton For lonely ...mask" Trim.• OR :oder cod,. ey•s5.4d elan Lk. yours! canners period have been on 2 l-hour alert. Fighter interceptors, business- dealings with, or to any former competitor of . - Part of and throughout this anti-aircraft 4 c 14 ' s •Inoteh-town MMe. Dtbhohong batteries and radar installations are ready and manned. Surprise air attack will not catch If elected your Tdx Commissioker. I want to isatira i. to, eoneuryor S. also do their port! you of four years faithful service. with ..- !Gan them off guard... so long ciudiuns equal and hones' e -Dover In taxation for one and all alike. I rea.lize.that I wotild li France Right now the U. S. Air Force is callinc for 300,000 more volicriteers in die croon4 observer . . Erdal digit. • your employee am4-to this end I will always rsuresent stool indlgeot Corps-to do • job of aircraft detection, identification nrol Staining that rad..r sine emonot the good people of-Calloway County to my fullest , Qualined • 30. This need is urgrot! It rctirs-...!* the last link in comliteting our Air Defense nets ork, 1 *ant to take this opportunity to thank each and every . - , SrasIlian one;for the kind words of encouragement 1. ./.4 USg,igs confidence and 'Worm . port? yoo -11•k• Will you do your _ cooperation have already given me. and to those of Sopolto glee " JOIN NOWI t -Sono Join the GQC today! Contact your nacre*, Cisol Del.nse Dioeytor at you whotri have not. as.yet. seen I want to assure you ne SS \.1Z Ingreiler•t nem' Ct..1 D•Ien.• Phen• and address) that I. will endeavor to see each voter. but t 4 '114.tmttl. Ahould you , ,, 41/ wret• not ANTIAIRCRAFT RAITERIF-i err kr,' sa 24-hoot alert I.. - r.tht-4 • • fail to do so. please cons-tier this as my personal appeal Goound Cob Corps, '11-41; I.• els* tilt An,, AolaArarsa Coaan•al ingot factor "•; 41114 Ito %Milt tn al? il ••••- deform.. flies guard Ype.-il.r tarp./ arse.- lee 1110•1‘ for your vote and supporf, . -Pit( hewn ' U 5 A, rotor, Wo•hineton 2$, D. C. and I will, in. return, render, •dr 77 • Ntohummeden I y radar era by ....•Acts late) ..Lrof(// r/ as your employee, honest, efficient, friendly and cyur- via WM l',V 47 4 -star.1 teou* service as your Tax Commissioner. ../i'.., 41-Precipitation Colima:mod we p.11k STK" br 51 53 4:-1.•Ir Faithf,illy yours. 411..-4.,01,4•441•11t• .... . Is. 4 ti --.114:••1• t•I' 4.1500 ROBERT YOUNG 13 -I sn.is.i LEDGE!? & TIMES (whim Roo o tonal troy .4,44/or

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