The Ledger and Times, December 6, 1952
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Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 12-6-1952 The Ledger and Times, December 6, 1952 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, December 6, 1952" (1952). The Ledger & Times. 1159. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1159 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • — rdeennenneteneeneenne, • 5 mime1952. treatment 3elected As Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 treatment with other well as the Weather I. Different We Are Make and Kentucky mostly sunny to- ws shotea Helping To day with highest 50 to 55' ning ma, west Fair tonight and low a' of 30 to 35. Sunday increaa- Build Murray ing cloudiness and warmer at will he followed by rain Off west rs. Thomas Each Day , portion by night. on will be istic, Cara- misemisimmaseireinallella ampshages. YOUR PROORIUMIMI HOME TRW& MURRAY POPULATION - - - 8,000 [Vol. XXIII; No. 52A United Press Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, Deeember 6, 1952 0 L PAP= FOR 0•121 HALF A CENTURY ;AT. REDS*TRY TO SHOOT DOWN. IKE'S PLANE OHIO STATE STEER IS EXPOSITION GRAND CHAMPION Heavy A.A.Fire ,Sesn & Hoard] Chrk s Exhibit And Display. Turned Back by Around At Club douseTo Close Tonight In Vicinity Of Korean Capital casualties 'for UN troops. By Jo Williams knee and getting numerous re- By United Press tried Aides to MacArthur make it MURRAY It is difficult to pu,- into words quests for everything irom baby The Communists apparently Dwight Eis- clear that he is ready and willing the beautiful results achieved by dolls to pup tents. to intercept General 11111111111MowelliwwwenawswewiMermawswild1 night with to outline his plan for Peed- the Garden Department of the In viewing the approximateiy enhower's plane last war. dent-elect Eisenhower should he 'toon Over at the Christmas Exhibit Murray Woman's Club, in their one hundred artistic Christmas ar- their largest night raid of the be asked to do so. last night Santa Clans was having effort to spread the Christmas rangements, we were amazed, to, The Fifth Air Force reports that There's no comment from Eisen- trouble with one little boy. spirit through decorations now see how easily a lovely arrange- 11 Red fighter planes forged south hower headquarters on the Mac- on display at the Club House. ment can be made with a bit of tenard Seoul between 7 and 8 Arthur speech-but several Repub- He wouldn't have anything to It is our honest opinion that if holly leaves, magnolia leaves, drift- p.m. Eisenhower's plena left Seoul lican Senators already have ex- do with Santa Claus. Just yelled anyone is finding difficulty in wood, pine cones, cedar, pine, and at 8!01. The Red fighters could pressed hope his plan will be and held on to his daddy's neck. getting the so-called "Christmas even a few cotton bolls dipped have caught his plane easily. considered by President Truman Spirit", it can be obtained quickly in silver or gold, or sprayed with But the Communists ran into and General Eisenhower. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wilson this lovely Christmas artificial snow interspersed with by visiting allied night fighters and a heavy were there with their little girl. Club House which colorful Christmas balls and can- Exhibit at the barrage of anti-aircraft fire. She's a beauty. will continue until eine onion!: dles. The Air Force says the Reds tonight. The-deporations we saw included turned back. Homemakers The stores in Murray are liter- The party atmosphere last night arrangements for the table, buffet, were radar installations, direct- ally filled with just about every- was greatly aided by the singing mantle and doors. UN ing allied planes toward the Red thing that is manufactured. of Christmas carols which were ' We believe it would be next to invaders, were bombed But the led by Mrs Fred Shultz, Sr.. and impossible to judge the arrange- Have Meeting. refuses to say whether In going around we have seen Mr, L. R Putra.m, accompfinied ments and say which ones are the Air Force UN suffered any 'casualties. just about everyting from tele- by Mrs. Hugh Gingles at the organ. best, because they are all good. the Officials also won't say--for sec- Project leaders - of the .Home- vision sets to plastic and wire The highlight of the evening for To give you an idea however, here urity reasons-how many Com- makers Clubs attended a training Jumping grasshoppers., the "cowboy and doll buggy set" are a few that appealed to us. planes were shot down. meeting on lamp shades Thursday.. was Ole St. Nick, who was there In the mantle category, there munist All the announcement says is December 4, at Murray State Col- There is not much point in any- In person, bouncing them on nis was a scene of the Mother Ma-y "en- lege. one going out of Murray to find and baby Jesus standing before that American planes had Under the • direction of Miss what they are looking for. a background of gold magnolia gaged and repealed the largest Venice Lovelady, home furnishings leaves and white candles. This enemy night air attack of the was specialist, University 'of Kentucky, steers are jammed With made by Mrs. Marvin Wrather. Korean war." The Red Birds Hot the leaders made lamp shades of On the ground, most of the ladies clothing in almost any One of the most beautiful center- after 014101 LEADER It, Ohio State university's 1,100-pound short horn, stands stolidly In arena in Chicago the parchment and plaetic. They will quality and price range you might piece's was a huge pink candle, 155-mile front is quiet. with being judged the grand champion steer of the 53rd International Livestcck and Grain exposition. The 18- show members of their clubs how r many hottest action centering around want. We've never seen so about six inches in diameter was shown by Herman L. Purdy In One Sided month-old roan is the university's first grand champion. The animal Sniper Ridge. At Pinpo.nt Hill to make the shades at the Dec- different toys, tools, appliances, mounted on a big round candl. (left, with trophy), associate professor of animal husbandry. Others in photo are Arleen McWilliams, who have ember meeting. men's wear and what have you. base of the same color. The base on the ridge, allied troops sented trophy; Jess Andrews, exposition president, and Dick Sour (right), herdsman. (international) series of four Com- Mrs. Pat Thompson, Paris Road held a spray of sparkling pink throWn back a thrusts. Club. waS elected county project We weal try to cover the whole Friday Christmas balls and fresh carna- - - munist Game leader by the group. field of things sold here but if tions. A touch of crinkled alumi- Eisenhower, thou- In February the leaders will you just go through the stores num foil surrounded the base Funeral of Mrs. President-elect With their center, Mathias, scor- Jimmy Thompson Speaks On now, tackl- make stitched fabric !trades in Murray. you will see that they This lovely arrangement was sands of miles away is points the New Concord Truman's Mother Leaders present were Mesdames have everything. ing 32 creation of Mrs. 011ie Brown, chair- ing the Korean problem while the Hazel 78-25 at the Ed Alton, Robert Craig. George team swamped mite of the exhibit. To Be Monday ship carrying him home tacklee night at New onri' Adair, Mavin Parks, In *thee weeds, do your Christ- game played last Mrs. Moore, of the isni 'n' Feath- "What Leaders Mean To Us" stormy, seas this morning. cruiser Bill Wrather. Opal Tfousden. it mas shopping early and do it Concord. er revealed her great artistic By United Press It's expected that the • learn led all the way to C. Warren, Leon Cheri-niers, Robert here. The host ability in a table arrangement of President and Mrs. Truman will "Helena" will take six days score being 26- -What Leaders Mean To Us' I wounld have been loafing ani Farris, Marvin Winchester, Greece with the halftime frosted driftwood which tient lights leave Washington this evening to bring Eisenhower to Hawaii from Mathias with 32 and Kingine Inas the topic which Jimmy in undesirable places I think ma General plans Wilson, Gerua Gatlin. Pat Thomp- Harry Weed is beg,ining to. yell 15 which appeared to be centered attend the funeral of Mrs. Tru- Guam. and the high score chose to meek on at leaders have helped me to be a son, Dave furkeen. Ellis Ross early this year too. And for good with 20, also gave the in snowballs. We don't know from man's mother in independence, Thompson to spend that tune studying the honors to the Concord Redbirds, the annual meeting of the 4-11 better boy. information he gathered on iSiS Paschall. Ermice Hays, C. B. Myers, reason. The postoffice is flooded what Material! those "snowballs" Missouri. - -- Concord . 12 26 51 76 Association - held Thursday night "This year I will have as my war Themes Lee- 'Armstrong. David abOut this time every year, and New W;re made. One lady said :he Mrs. David Wallace. who died in bref trip to the zone. Hazel ._ 5 15 21 25 at the Woman's Club House.