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.1 , SEPTEMBER...29, 195:1 Selected As Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper. for 1947 Mrs. Elmer Coning, president. flied the meeting to order. The We Are iembership and citizenship chair- ten rdVe their goals for the new Helping car. The main lesson, "Clotlingi To Weather and - waseposts, ap given Sar-- rs. so [KENTUCKY: tidy Dunn and Mrs. Harold Cre- Build Murray Fair becoming gradually an. cooler thisi after- Each Day noon; fair and cooler west The club will meet with Mrs and north portions tonight low Iliftols narrett In Octobgr. iii the 50's: Thursday '‘Making fear and cooler. cril,S --of lessons on — has' will begin at that time. United Press YOUR PROGRESSIVI ROME NEWSPAPER M IN ITS 14th YEAR urray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon September 30, 19---3 MURRAY POPULATION - - - 8.000 Vol. XXIV; No. 232 R EE! IOPPING • BAG any purchase at OVERFLOW drug department. CROWD AT FIRST SERIES GAME Roy Weatherly na Fugitive To Yankees Strive For Fifth Dies Tuesday Eck Sept. 5 (UP) World othttt letth.v etoer Breath -t who lived Series In A Row In unsuspected an assumed St. Louis name i's CLEAN-GREEN near h. tor 14 years was -=1EISINCIMIN -Ctativ-ntoT— trying to being returnee to Kentucky State BULLETIN steal, Campanella to 1LOROPHYLL Prison at Reese. Iloy Weatherly, local plumber Eddyville. Ky.. today. The Tankers were ahead 6-5 at James Dodgers Fenrth for a number of years, died last Shelby, 55, decided not to the end of the seventh innina in PASTE fight Campanella popped to Riztuto. TH night at 530 in the Barnes Hospit- extradition to Kentucky to the first game of the world aeries serve NUNP.1,0001.11 Pam Hodges worked the count to 3-2 nt al in St. Loan.% Missouri_ He WPS the remainder of a four- and then was called out on strikes. fifty years of age. His death came year sentence on an assault con- • --- - 50C 'Turin() walked when Reynolds' following an illness of three Necks. viction for "a crime I didn't com- GRANS API FLINT. .•0: a ny.o•VoAL1:97 By LEO H. PETERSEN MILW•uK11 ow iota, 3-2 pitch was low. Bauer driitel He is survived by his wife, Mrs. mit." OfiltOn United Prem Sports Writer into short right center to take Coss Lucille Weatherly of Broad Shelby, promised support NEW YORK eis-The New York Ex- oy MILA fly. No runs, no hits, no errors, tended in Murray: his neiehbois in Sumiton, asvoupoli 1005 Yankees, striving for an uopre- mother Msg. Ala., agreed ISUUSO•SSOUPlit,CHI""lir v.,. 704100 al one left. Nettie Weatherly of Murray: to "place his faith in cedented fifth consecutive World five the Governor CANenn akilPIG1014 Yankees Fourth daughters, Mrs. Malcolm Suble.t.t. of Kentucky,", after six rnerobants P ka• Series championship, got off en a Woodling lined a 3-1 pitch to Mrs. Rob' Ray, Misses Mary Fran- his attorney grid a flying start today when they sear- circuit judge SumiCiTON, O. C — Snider. Martin bunted on Hughes' cis, Jennie and Nettie Weatherly. urged him not to fight ed four runs in the first extradition. second pitch and beat it out for all of Murray: three sons. Shelby. who UtrusiO.Serviirievilat of the opening game of the 1953 Roy lived at Sumiton °US°1111*"°"1. a single. Martin raced to Albert, John R. • classic. second and Harry also under the name of James L. when Hughes of Murray; NOIPOIS.P0S!iMOSflH threw wildly past one brother John Wea- Green, changed his mind shortly kavePtaIT PliWS - Taking advantage of Carl Hodges for an error and continued therly of Memphis:- two- half- before he was to appear in court skate's wildness and to third when Furillias th-ow to brothers Wyman Jenkins a freak and for a habeas rpus hearing bounce that base Was also Harry Jenkins yes- .s..01v1,1 of the ball on a by wild for a sec- of Murray. He had terday. • ond error one Hank Bauer. the Yankees explod- Rizzuto bounced out to grandchild. Malcolm Subleit, The group told Shelby his chan- IsPpt ed two triples and drew three Reese on laughes first pitch. Mar- 59c Jr. • ces for a pardon would be im- bases on balls for their four tallies. tin holding third. RZynolds walked Mr Weatherly was a member of- proved, "tett PINT "a governor is not •eivioN6aAm e an.51415 Erskine, a 20-game winner for on five pitches. McDouvaeld bounc- the First Baptist Church of Mur- likely to pardon a man who is in Brooklyn. retired Yankee leadaff ed to Reese on an 0-2 pitch and "W-A" brand ray and was a Navy veterne of a state OR of escape." batter Gil McDougald on a pop Reynolds was forced at second. World War I He was a member Nearly 300 residents of the com- fly, but then walked Joe - Coll/go Reese to Gilliam. No runs, one hit, !OPS Mineral Oil of the Plumbers and Pipefitters munity where Shelby had lived as Bauer lined what appeared to be a two errors, two left. Local 184 of Paducah. a construction worker while a single to right center, but just as Dodgers Fifth ic fugitive Hughes 60c The funeral will be held in the signed a petition sent to Duke Snider was set to' field the was called out on trikeW the becoming chapel of the Max H Churchill Kentucky governor asking ball, it bounced to the right and Reynolds' sixth strike- that Wit OILIANS out victim. Gilliam Funeral Home tomorrow at 2:30 Shelby be freed. iseteriOes got through him for a . Cal- hit Reynolds' Shelby first pitch into the with Dr H. C. Chiles. pastor of said he was a successful lins scoring. lower right merchant, field stands for home the First Baptist Church ifficiat- former city councilman Yogi Berra then struck nut but a . Bauer and family Mickey Mantle raced to the foul line near the ing Burial will be in tha city man at Urliontewn, Ky., and Gene Woodl- cemetery until he ing walked to right field fence to take Reese's was arrested on the as- fill the base; and sault charge in a then Billy Martin lined a triple to fly. Snider lined a 2-2 pitch into Pallbearers will be Clayborne shooting case He escaped several deep left center to score three rightfield for a . Robinson Jrates. Bennie Maddox. Voris Wells months after • be F-1)-R- was imprisoned more runs. walked on four pitches. Johnny 26 Freed Cotham Ben Purctom Bob Sain started Erskine then get Phil Rizzuto on to warm uo in the Robbins. Honorary pallbearers will a ground ball to third, but the Yankee bullpen. Campanella lined be Elmus Beale. Gipsies Wallis, Record SUMESEDIN• A US1 accepted. Out never released. Feb. a, 1952, a to Woodling Steel High that an copies of the old list be raurned Seventy damage had been done. who made he catch Frank Albert Stubblefield, iesni:ph • revised List of 1.S probable targets of &tondo attack is released -critiCair areas. byt including Waskingtass• a C.... and Attie Reynolds, the Yankee at the edge of the cinder path in and Hughes. Expected In the C1,11 Dettinse-adzinnistrauon in Wallington. big inctuatnai centers, are Reared. tce Frazee Hilton 1953 The agency asked rho roster who leftfield. One run, two tilts, of criticai targets embraces a population Was trying for his seventh no or 67.750.582. errors. two left. The Max H. Churchill Funeral NEW series victory, started out shalt* YORK Sept. 30 t$-lron arrange- Age when Junior Gilliam. the Dodders' Home is in • charge of said today the nation's Yankees Fifth steel Mrs. George Patton bsilliant rookie second ments. Friends may call there un- industry, currently going igger oaseman, Snider made through a Draft Investigation Is led off with a spectacular leap- til the funeral hour. "correction- stage. Joins Mrs. a single to center. should produce Her Husband Valentin ing catch against the bleacher well 2FOR a record ails Expected Urged Taking lots of time, the aeteren 112.000.000 tons in 1953. -- On Price to rob Collins of an extra base hit. This Yankee right hander settled down, would compare v.ith the Hamilton. Mass, Sept 30 (UPs Ben Wade started to warm Washington, Sept Spread On Food however, and retired the up in previous all time _high of -Mrs. George S. Patton. widow of 30 ((Ms- next the Dodger 105 199.- Passes Away. three men in a row. bulipin. Bauer worked 1148 tons of 1951 the famed general Draft Director Lewis B. Hershey. of Wet Id War WASHINGTON Reynolds the count to 3-1 and then flied to Will Loosing ahead predicting bigger draft calls and Sept. 30 NI-- was in trouble in the YBMC to 1934. was killed today when Furillo the na- thrown Congress wa3 urged today to second inning in short right field Berra tional metalworking from Mrs Emma fewer deferments next year, said make when catcher Roy weekly said: her horse while riding at the Valentine. ago 89, its own investigation Campanella. hit an 0-2 pitch into the lower "First reports passed today the armed services must of the leading off 'or the on outlook for Myopia Hunt Club. away this morning ibaut "spread" righthand stands for steel find a way between food pewee paid Dodgers, was hit on the hand by a an 7NRUP business early next year are Mrs Patton. 67. was tossed from 9:15 am at the home of her son to cut down on re- putting Sponsor Scout by the public the Yankees and prices received pitched hall Gil Hodges. wha ahead 5-1. optimistic." her horse, Van on North 16th ject-ions. fail- a thoroughbred chestnut street by farmers. ed to get a hit Mantle bounced out to Gilliam. A few mills have in 21 times at bat opened order gelding, and apparently landed on Sen. Hubert in last One run, one hit, books on one Survivors include two step Even with larger draft calls and H. Humphrey ID - year's series, flied out to no errors, none or more products her head. dau- Minot. Exposition and ghters. Mrs Mary fewer deferments, he said, thea na- back from a tour of Minn- Woodling and Carl Furillo wrs left. initial response Muks of Padu- from con- She was pronounced dead at the esota farm areas, said called nut on 89c sumers has .been cah and Mrs Luther Starks of tion may be -out of manpower" he will ask strikes. But Billy — - better than ex- scene by Dr. Peter Johnson. the Senate Cox Dodgers Sixth pected, the Paris. Tehnessee; one son. in the next two or three years if Agriculture Committee doubled down the left field Scout* and publication cornented. The accident Van of Hodges worked the count COUGH Atigigia All Cub Scout' Boy occurred while Murray; one step present standards remain. to look into the "exorbitant- dif- line. sending Campanella to third. to 3-1 Referring to the current son. I.ynn Valen- and then hit a towering - ••• 'rt- txplorer Scouts will hold a big correc- Mrs Patton was on a so-called tine ferent's' between farm Wayne Belardi batted drive into tion period. Iron of Muray Route two: one cis- Hershey said 1.700.000 men and retail for Erskine the lower SYRUP Scout Exposition on Sat October Age note that "drag" hunt in which an ouf food costs. and struck right field stands for a the steel anise- Ire Mrs Lela Reaves of Paducah: of 4,000,000 out. industry is a useful scented form examined have been Calling home run The blow ended Hodges' 3. at the Brooks Stadium in Pad- means is pulled along the inc brother Tom Bhnum the retail farm Price Jim Hughes took over he Dad- 290c of evaluating the. eeneral iif Mur- rejected as unfit for service. He record streak of 23 consecutive as part of their ''Forward ground by a man on horseback. spread a "national ger pitching chores ta- business outlook. ray Route four; and one grand- said the "United scandal,- he- in the aottom Mrs Patton, States cannel af- said the of les, times a: bat in eth e. se Pino Creofise- On Liberty "Team" program. and a native of Lowell, child Emma Ruth Valentine farmer's share of the fond the second. "Since orders' of steel eonnien- dl ford to reject 1.700.00 young men competition. Bauer took Furiilo's Tar arid Menthe, Will be tinier the sponsorship of Maas., was in a party of 25 riding Murray dollar is fast declining and an in- Hughes retired the Yankees in 20 ere are in anticipation of out of those who ,arein their liner close to the The Young Business Men's Club future behind two fox hounds. late vestigation is "long overdo"" order in the second. rightfield stands. needs, they already The funeral will be teens. or early Cox lined reflect the Her husband, held at the 20's" Humphrey said Each side got a I-I oath to center- 10 III Murray manufacturing who shunned a so- First Methodist such an inquiry a runner an .n the outlook." Iron Age Church tomorrow "If We are going to utilize our should third, field for a single. Sain rasumed This is not a still exposition but said ciety life for an Army careat, at 2'30 include a study of freight but that was all Pee Wee )c "Judging by orders already with Rev Paul T Lyles manpower to ha, • maximum, a warming up in the Yankee bull- ilfgegtually live exhibits of real also was accidentally killed. He rates, processing and handling Reese walked after Gilliam struck 63c booked and those expected and Rev R J Burpoe officiating. very large number of pen. George Shuba to died Dec. 21, 1945, this group costs. and profits by Irma' out to lead off the batted for PINT • Smiting as it has been taught to come, fourth quarter of injuries re- Burial will be in the pack- Dodger half of Hughes steel business ceived city ceme- must be found acceptable by the ers. the inning Reynolds and hit a 1-2 pItcha over the Scouts The first show will will be only a in an automobile crash at tery. then struck shade below the armed forces," he said. He ob- The out the 344-foot sign into the lower MINOYL at .;::• he at 210 p m and another at third quarter" ldanheim, Germane. Agriculture Department an- Snider and Jackie Robinson Mrs, Valentine made her home served that the armed forces. not nounced lined right field stands for a borne run. '7' .e' 7.:110 p m Steelmaking sat Saturday it has be- to Martin 30` operations in the at the borne of her son. Van The selective werice, set cutting the Yankees' leae Mineral Oil '41 at 1215 third the standards gun an investigation of the mid- With two out in the Yankee half mine there will be quarter averaged 91 6 - family just recently Casey Stenzel went pc The first landscaped moved from for acceprince of draftees. nle-man's profit in meat. Mantle singled to ritht for the out to the 60C • gigantic parade. down through cent of rated capacity, garden in Elm Street mound the metal- to their new nome on In an interview with Newsweek On the market first hit off Hughes was to talk to Reynolds. Sain business section nf town. working magazine America was at Middleton Place side of the food and nut 2i64ca said, while dur- North 16th street. magazine, Hershey predicted picture, replaced Reynolds on the mound on the Ashley River near draft meat continued to pour &shoal bands and drill teams will ing most of September a strike Charles- The J H. Churchill for the Yankees. •5 at ton Funeral calls vosuld run around the pres- into Markets in record quantities. 46` lead these thousands of Scouts. the country's fourth S C., now a mecca for beauty Homen Martin biggest steel mtet is in charge of irrange- ent 23000 monthly rate The Agriculture fumbled Gilliam'; grnurd Men plant shaved lovers. until mid- Departmeat said ., . There has been planned an the rate by 4 per 11554. but er but recovered in tims to throw 80` cent jump to 40.000 to 60.000 188,000.000 pours& of meat were Methodists To I, --Arnim show consisting of acrobat- .‘_. him out. Reese walked produced tinder federat, ioapectio when Saint's HYDROGEN -44a4119.i-Jarill—lesuna_. _-trhio...1tostportati-tia.in., foiaatla-, teirAin4iier-Ans1W- leaT`Tareele:n. -,-.tTh P-.r.seeril more t an i121. Shows and many other feature! had been planned for he tiara ed a 1-2 pitch past Collias the previous week and 25 per cent intri PEROXIDE , done by the Scouts themselves. quarter." Iron Age DothreTaltronTained Hear right field for explained. Inlatest Russian above last year. Minister a _aingle. Reese ,rar- Thursday Afternoon about 4 Meanwhile, operations this week ing to third Robinson bounced Cattle marketings continued at aut • n'clock the local Scout are scheduled at 93 per cent to Mciarnigald troops will of record high levels. calf Ltshisvilte. on a 2-2 pitch. 46c capacity, up slaughter Ky -A returned mis- ' has.. a booth on exhibit at the one point from last Note was Three ruins, Vim- hits. na Perms, Is Not the biggest since sionary from week Surprise To December. Korea. the Rev. Western Call PINTS .HOUSe Mind two left Court here in Murray to 1947. hog slaughter W was up fiv Judy, will be a speaker' for 12 give a small preview of what the per cent over the previous week district missionary ancLetiorrti Yankees Sixth Scout Expdifflan will enostst n' By PHIL NEWSOM This could mean and sheep and lambs also tension institutes that the Rus- lems of Europe and Asia are were to be held in Clem Labine replaced latiehes run Three Troops, No 45. No 77 and Danger From Forest United Press Foreign Nests Writer sians slaughtered $2.39 themselves now believe that lumped into one at an increased rate. the Memphis Conference of tha the mound for Brooklyn. The of- No 81 will have a booth in Pad- The world by now should Fires Still Great be nothing could be gained by such The United llgethodist Church between Octo- ficial paid attendance was 09.3"4 used to the devious States reply is apt to OLAFSEN ucah. — -- twists and a meeting, or that the "collecti- ber 5 and 14. Woodling worked "urns be delayed but may he guessed. the count to 3-2 of the Soviet mind, even if vized" new Russian -- The Rear, F4ANKFORT Sept. 30 - -St a te government The U. S. consistently has de- Government Sells Walter Lee Underwood, and then dropped a liner into cen- BAYTOL DORSN'T LIKE HOSPITALMI it can't always understand them does not trust Memphis Conference affic"tals said today the forest fire Premier Georel manded of the Soviets "deeds not director ter field for a sipade. Martin hit 100 Capsules Louierille (UP) Therefore, Butter For Change church -A Port Arthur, danger In 'Kentucky is much ereat- the thiuble-talk con- IVIelenkov yet to carry on such words" in the strivine extensions and motor of inter a force play_ Gillia0 to Reese. tained for world Tex.. man doesn't think much of er now than at this time last year, in the latest Russian note negotiations alone peace. McKenzie Methodist Church. also With the count 2-2 on fteZ1.1.1.11, 0 "Louisville hospitality." to Washington. Paris CHICAGO Sept 30 fir-The env will be on the Iter when disastrous fires raged and London Which, in turn. e.ntilcl mean that program of each Martin wall thrown roit stealine. should occasion , Further, ernment has sold the first batch of institute James Reickenback reported that ,through much of the state. no surpriie It Russian foreign policy at the mo- if the Reds really wish He will speak about an Campanella to Gilliam Rienito ES contained roughly to prove butter back to the dairy industry thieves broke into his parked car nine pages 'of ment Is, in fact. guided be Foreign good intent, the still- extensive three-year church-build- bounced sharply to the ninuncl and The State Fnrestry Communist stalled since it started buying dairy 19 and took clothing and other arti- Deoltrtment propaganda and one of Minister Vyncheslav Molotov. one- Korean political conference Pro- ing program the Memphis Con- was an easy out at first. No runt% reported 21 new fires burnine not too would ducts Dec 1 to support Price-. cles valued at 980. Next he receiv- over clearly defined preps:oats, time confidant of Stalinaami advo- seem the first and .easiest ference has undertaken ,_ one hit, no. errora, non" left. nearly 1.000 acres in the Place The Chicago Commodity Office ed a parking ticket while checking state late to wits cate of a "hard- policy Toward to do it The schedule of the institutes, the of the Production and yesterday A five-power conference, includ- West - However, Marketine accOrding to the Rev. Bob 51' nut of his hotel. Later on his way the loose alliarice of Administration ing China, to study international said Tuesday, it Clark. Jackson. Memphis 'MG JOKE out of ,town, Reickenback's car In Clay County, The Russian note' in effect. ig- Western democracies does not set a7onfer- all of the creek.; tensions. ?old 210.800 pounds of 93-score but- 23' was struck ,and damaged nored Austria, meaning that with the singlesnees of ournosee enee, missionary eecretary, is co by a have dried up completely, with no the ter to, Kelleris; Creamery at Mar,e-ret A four-power ennfereace-tae Reds no possible in Sou- follows! Chicago ft - Mrs. 39C rock. trace of water In the dry beds. longer make any pretense the Red dictatorship - United States. Britain, derton. Pa Lexiogton District-Oct. Nelson. 311, can't help latighina France and of any hope for an early Austrian Many of our Allies have 5. Sets, Russia been in- The price was 695 a pound. the, "Lexington, when gimmen try to -hold her up. ACCOMPLISHED Winds up to 25 miles an hour -on Germany. peace treaty dicating mer. ' Hunti natio n: MISSION lately that, while they erapport price Ouse five per are predicted NV-Kentucky today. Despite the gobbledgook. it con- The attempt to drag Red China rent Brownsville District-Oat 0. Coy, For the third time in two years can't get along without • us. they for carying charges and handling.. which can spread existing, fires tained food for thought. into an international conference, is ington: Paris Thistricav_Oct. 7. Mar- Wednesday Mrs Nelson laughed 59c"KELLER" MIDDLESBORO, Ky IIITP) - find it almost equally hard to get Officials said it was rapidly, It stressed the fact that both' now a twice tit, first tin Murray 'Ky. Peaty"- Pedireah a robber out of the currency ex- James F ("Uncle Jim") Chumley and thrice-told tale along with us sale since MOUTH conferences should be the government started Dist r i ct-Oct 8. Fountain Avenue change, where she works WASH held at the It suggests not only the usual Despite the long died five years before reaching the State Forester Harold B New- foreign chain of broken buying On Sept 21 the PMA held Methodist 16 ounce bottle minister level -and not attempt to split up the Western Communist Church. Paducah: Mem- When the would-be robber pok- age he once set as a goal-brit land urged that no fires be started promises., beginning an estimated 277.926,0011 pound: of "heads of state's as has been pro- allies by dragging yn tha Chinese Phi; District-Oct. 9. Madison ed a gun through her wicket shin he did achieve his alternate am- outdoors now for any reason and with Yalta and runninr right butter. posed previously by the Russians isnle, hut also outright blacktnail hts Methodist Church. Mem- started to laugh He protested. bition. Chumley, vowed urged hunters through, the Korean trice talks, The PMA said in recent 26O° 105, once hr again and mo- themselves and by others. includ- in that the Russians weeks Hel Jackson District-Oct 13 "Ian not kidding" but Mrs. Nel- seem to serve both Britain and trance tins,. ie. butter productian to "live to he 110 of until I see torist to be careful with ciga- ing British Prime Minister has been falling First Methodaet Wins- notice they will discuss on single dicated they are Church, Jackson: son lawrhed harder a Republican While House." rettes and matches. willing to try off. This slowed government buy- in the - ton Churchill. issue unless somehow the prob- again. Dyersburg' District-Oct. 14. union "He ran out of the building and ing and lead to Tuesday's sale. ' City. Dyeriburg. I was still laughing." ahe said.

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7" •••••-1.... P \GE TWO - T4k# E.! LEDGER IrA13 411•• & TIMES, BriVISRA/, WEDNESDAY," THE SEPTEMBER 30,11963 , LEDGER & get hurt. TIMES NO LICENtift PLATES re: Iii MM..* II T LEDGER Today's Just recently Rainey Lrivins & Sports was TIMES etnaeisamato Down CsigalP•NT, Concord Ina. driving front aturrhy Pontiac, 111. (UP --Two tatiei ::r hurriedly and alert uae Murray laolger. TM sew state patrolmen Calloway Times. and TIM near Warren's Junk Yard, hatted a new' auto- o Haraict t retober M. what mobile 182a. and the West aentuekiash Parade Way. he took to be a paste board for a routine check Thurs- Jainism" . 042 _— box, in the right lane. Hi* risked day when they noticed the car Otte neighborhood is still sad- going over it, and it Was a con- had no license plates By OeVAIR FIALIFT dened by the sudden passing of crete block, which I J AIMS C WILLIAMS. almost over- Adlai E. Stevenson. the driver. PUBLISHER Veesdl Peess easels Reese tine of our merchants, Mr. turned - - Carl htni and did bend the axle said he had just bought the car 4 eh remove the right New York. Sept. 30 Wealts. of his to reject any Advertising. new truck. and had applied foe' the license ali ePer Letters to the Extneis. tuning to the Dodges "sym-phony" Mrs. Iola Crowell -ohne Voice items wrocti us was suddenly We always leave such obstruc- plate. The unsuccessful our Monaoh ere hot for bead play "Give bedridden Democrat tibK4 or residers the best =en.' Mr The Moon by a stroke. Seurday tions, thinking the other fellow ic presidential S Over -Brooklyn" candidate of 1952 as the World Ser- night, which started while she at- can remove them, ies but its our was serf-rotted to continue. TIM gets under way- Fraley's Fol- tended the Grand Ole duty :It Z ILIINTVCILT !MRS& ASSOCLATSON Opra at to do what we can to make Dr. Nit IONAL REPRESEieTATIVPS pulet a,,rreed itheend.s muroosietalb4R ou:eors,anucs. Concord, where the life's WALLACE Baltimore of house was road easier for the ones ha- WITMER CO, IMO Inherits Browns crowded. allseapbis. Tenn 250 hind. Pare Ave. New Tort: Game gue, Chicago, Ni 3U7 R. Mantissa , of the Week Mr and Mrs. Norman Thompson Miss Carrie Wasson Zeta eloiarston St, Boston T of Carrier Notre Dame over and sun Woman' Purdue: The of Florida, have been Mills, Ill., stopped by birthday -4..ranred--- n Two theme here undoubtedly vintiag on at the Post Million will friends and relati% er.ing Office, Murray. Keg:ouch,. Dollar Trade es here the way to Mrs. Nellie Bilis. _Her nammatelast "Brat as Me. Baby. Eight to the Bar," and also in Detroit. mother, house. Memel Clam Matter Airs: Nellie Wasson. wise- The Irikh proc.ci last week Mr. and Mrs. Robert ly -The fts ttll. LUNDQUIST that Fielder left :Word bow she wanted her ALT BSCRIPTION RATES: . S hange of the they can go around, were. in from Detroit, By Carrier In t elated Press i major league base- thr,,ugh or tor a week- personal effects distributed v‘as th`allantili Sc Murrell. Per week LK Sport* Viener 1 ball map over. A rugged end recently. at her dress. moos. to Calloway sad adjoisalig Plie Ni et s',,,k, Purdue line will death so as to best counties. per Sept .30 t U' -The make help others. 7 Mrs 1114% OW Mdes said he husked ton work but Notre Dame chologn Willmar* Orioles, a tu meet Mr. and - Uld base- "very shoitly" :Naiad stay in victory Mrs. Vat Winlinger of Mental - __ - -A #01. b rIl dynasty which with President key. 11111111 • gate the game Frank Detroit, are vacationing at Mr NIt'llt State WEDNESDAY, such Shaugtmessy of the Inter- The East -FARE FRIEND 1 _ SEPTEMBER 30, heroes as Babe Ruth. John Jessie Phillips home 1953 national League to make Oklahoma over Pittsburgh Fosa in Murray Intro' - . - McGraw and Willie Keeler. .. settle- while the Phillips Berkeley, Calif. tU1tis--6act . came ment for the drafting o'clock Drag: are in Detroit. A. Cr whelk, • 1 back to the Major of the Balti- Mrs Nelson. 22, will leagues today more territory Rica over ,Winlinger was the former, trlirrk twice about • after a 50-yeai Last spring a pre- Co& nell: -They Say eisttirrg' mrs' t le absence with high cedent They're Cassie Spiceland. trts girt tritely:netsurf& sided lofs.„Savs Mrpes was set when the Wonderful.' in 1 • 1 • and a last place franchuse National Gene Lovins of the the early hours of the morning. League patd Navy over navy writes Arra? The nations the American A.isocia- Dartmouth "Blowing sixth largest catty a The Men Down" groin San Diego, that ne would puid t Itirctdpr- of were ith its nominal sun of 930, By HARMAN 94,9.708 citizens inherited taking 000 for lie 41* at home for tilt lielet. Rose's home early Thurs- througl W. NICHOLS the Milwaukee and it Penn over Penn State: "Pennsyl- births distressed tail-end St Louis was be- ay. Oct. 8, so it day and was greeted lieved thersame amount vaAnialso:pnnPolka." suits all the by a SUittliitit ing th United Press Browns Tuesday by a .un..iiirnous would be flatitles just of .32 'caliber Stiff Correspondent paid to the eton fine. bullets. course A.ASHINGTON sot, of Inc Interaation League. over Columbia, .:Miss doesn't eight club owners Jack Syracuse Rose told police she didn't -airs I hurt me a whit to Mayor Dunn III latest in a over Boston U.. Yale ov- Linos. Spiceland's '-n that there is a shortage ' Thomas DAlesardfo and line Cottrere- Grov- know it %%4 Nelson. of garlic of ball club owners er Brown. Holy Cross over es played Nelson -saki I. D know, as the nrew buss of the ball who ran 'the Col- their first oaskelloall he wouldn't they say, a little w4a_ dub, at- famed old Orioles, gate, VP! over Rutgers. be hack -- at any hour. Mrs. garlic goes a long but.aturney Clarence Miles, will re-main West Vir- arm Saturday evertiut my watered tvVo-cent said an im- with the ginia over at the Farris worth it can mediate new caganszation but Waynesburg and-in the beautiful modern. Yotaper the sailing ".smells, go the way or all rebuilding program woull the new gym at mit only once - begin Etaltisnore players And first game, of the'series-Reynolds Ibalmersville, ANNIMINIMIEft. with an aim to repeating franchise in Weakley County_ -that's the k:nd of insuionte s ith garlic, . . . .. will be shifted over Erskine. • tanner:vine. there ta• -riv -mitlille "the Zebu/0os success to an open city, as usual, tea.; State Farm road. You either like- story of Mil- possilaly victor- Lakeview Drive is famous foe Otet you hate it.' And veaukee this Hartford, Conn which The South krus, over both -In -yen a httIe bit when seaion with lte trans- pulled Puryear and Cot- 1,7Crt),Q00 moole toot be *map icbd steak applied to,! planted out of the Eastern Georgia Tech over SMU: tage Groves or meat-balls, Boston Braves. League "C'est that day, but the en- ilitmearece--ell still can I e tasted. the , and has no team Si Bin" TUESDAY And auto insurer co * Allt days. • next There were reasons tire Ratite was enjoyable to be-he', e Du because NOT Odic! I con 'tell you tioa ,-o. the): would — - over Tennessee: "Cold. of the good WEDNESDAY the breath it gives succeed ----even with sportmanship and Sic& ronit's dtfferent a man is enough to the Cold Heart." general "WITH A SONG is in many 'adies... discourage• rag-bag Brownies. For feeling of gliod humor, IN MY st -.----- . the WSM-TV Braylue over Miami: which that benefit ore- sei pleats II completely rebuilt Program "It might prevailed ,the large crowd in HEAR" r never forget the first park-Babe As Well Be Spring." Mane me today! ilate 1 had: My lovely Ruth Stadium--which . of fassa from both sides co h: : cooked up a mom originally . Alabama, of the lo batch of fiver and was a football over Vanderbilt: "Out house. Starring ot its. instead of using field. will seat up- Schedule Of Susan Hayward, WAYNE WILSON which are hardly wards Nem here '' Basket ball offensive to anyone, of 52.000 when constructoth season has nut op- Rory Calhoun, State m led" thl spider she "ger- Nashville, Tenn, ALou Mississippi State ened. David Wayne. Farm Agent full of hog liver io finished next April. channel 4 over, bait as customary on with garlic. • whereas North Cfal.)1111.t Farr Peoples Bank urn ly date. Dorothy. was ,3lialwaulvev sr new- rSubject over Washington Day. Palmersville, had Bldg. a lovely girl, but ptamt-seatic,33.000 to Changed and a game Tueday and Wednesday - i ift get thereafter I "Maybe lee Maryland over Clemson, I always Phones a chance to lug her we won't fill it up ev- like to read the col- books home until the TIME YROGRAM Wake Forest over Villanova. umn Thursday and Friday Office .e off, which odor ery day, but we'll come Fur- on the Ledger's front 321 Home 689-R4 was longer than r wanted close, jud- man ..ver Citadel. page, "Starlift" including ambitious_book-lugger to wait, being ging by the enthusiasm Thursday, VM1 over Rich- which tells about the among : at of the October 1, 1953 mond. escapades of the time. town which 9.00 North Carolina State over the little boys. a great number of stars .1101-t-' aisve done a is on fire for base- Ding Dong School STATE FARM little 1... tarkh tirP _•ballet•-oweed George Washington. South • Caro- Doris Day, Gordon -The. garlic.- ---- D'Atesandeo. 'As ins) 9:30 Glamour _Dirt Mac- British, according - lina oser Virginia Sunday afternoon late, MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE to one Source. always or, I ,an sure the people 10:00 Hawkins and-in the sec- my hus- Rae, Virginia Mayo, Gene : ed garlic beeause have jat our Falls ond game of band and I were . it "has a flavor. great city will 1045 the series-Roe over coming along the Nelon, Ruth IhSURANCE COMPANY Mai...-. '• I am on Britain's support major lea- Bennett Story Lapel street Roman, James Spaniards. according gue baseball east of Ellis Popcorn place bLOUMINGTON. to my • friend and and , our ntxt hi; 10:30 Three Steps To and Cagney, Gary Cooper. —3•1 nue! Casares co-worker Am Heaven The Midwest on a lonely stretch of Spain. tend to use IS to bring a World 10:45 Ann Ford bordered garlic on everything Series to • Michlaan State by bushes a little r. ii chicken with Baltimore and win 11 00 Morning over Minnesota: buy of about rice to roast mutton. it " • Matinee "Pray trace years 1111101•11111111111111141/ .1ach Miles, For The Liens To Go Out old wandered by as I like my friend. who said the club. paid 11.45 Werld Series the Manuel. 1•11 take out Army over Northwestern: roadside alone. rbtt. out th e smell. my mutton U.475.000 to AI* Vary% 3:00 Welotwort "I can Maspfsl. by the ,grravpiers 't Dream. Can't 17 Cars zipped by, , gi---Lic way, is on my ahti- Louts..tead his group 34 or; - unheeding. so I --team. • of strekLii War" lAiebiaa 17$ 4 Mich,gan had my husband ers for the 4:00 wet Tulatie;,. ,"Be- stop, and ,,iarlic mats franchise and the ball Opry Matinee .le to I Went.. not used widely in club, Blues." the little fellow and America until the emphasized 'This is 4.15 Tichenor's asked him i in of the southern corn- just the Puppets nois over Where his home BIG and eastern beeir,ning Stanford: was. He LAUNDRY Europeans. Somebody - 430 Howdy Doody "Hompin- would ' SPECIAL 411 tild nut speak, have been shot dead "We realize 5.011 And Stompin" nor answer any ques- right there. we took over a Western Corral tions 'Garlic." one last Also Iowa Rke had a Sunday writer says, -has become -place team and we- want 55,5 Weather Fteptot over Washingtoo School That's respectable." a State book in his grimy little fine, but you always: aiinver Were out to 6.60 Hop-A-Lung Missouri over Colorado, Wis- hand and find some stinker who buy some Cassidy I looked at it Wash; • "take mine says player. and 6.30 consin mer Marquette. for sume mark Dry And -plain,- that costs money. Dinah Nebraska of Fold and ten runs about ton Snore identification, ho:ding the grounds We also. of course, 6.4.5 over Kansas State Kansas but there was none. the snout. must settle Nit.a.-5 Caiasari over 1 knew efl with the Iowa State William passersby looked at UNDLE 3kf I Another fellow Internation..1 League tot 7:00 Grouch° Marx and Mary ev- curiously us who.ought to have to taking er Cincinnati. anti I did not i .)f !:iirlic eat a whole bulb over its franchea, 7 30 China Smith Fordharn over De- know what without benefit of ' Ito do. but to take Wednesday ed meatballs said that 6.00 Dragnet troit and In the third game him up in my - Thursday Ue. •ht.tti house and "the spa-- of arms and - Friday and et ,_ „ the chili parlor Whethea. Vee-elt sato, Ifia.S the aeries--Podree tell him I'd hate to re,c ---,iaminar have made its delights openly 111:30 Ford over Raschi. ry car- Ins to everyone." opposed b'r orveral Theatre him to the police Saturday red club officiate 0:00 The Waist _ department! t You can notably Del Martin Kittle At that he began no, Make that read "almost Webb of the Ya'akees. , UCLA over Oregon: to cry and kick, esti everyone." • idd 4-30 Play of The "I don't my Ilitstesis. who b. %Awn into the new Week Stand a Ghost husband thought we'd ern ougkft' to know better, or- l4-00 Views Of A Chance" rested be ar- tf.• lirhe Frentit serve snails in s:L.17.os :. seas a question af The News Ohio State fur kidnapping. so 20 manner—meaning to be over California I let him lbs. tarn 10 15 "Be- $1.39 Spurts go. with garlic_ 9it- I, Manaeer • -.I' lingers for and the Mart; Marron tween The Devil Arid it much as three an i .W 'J0 Hit Parade The Deep He :owned Viii days. And it has Fop: Director HAI DeWitt Filltle Sea." aid went back twted here and if poi hap- 11 00 Froctrow . road, up the Cash and heti don't 'believe it get t,. 1,rn,,o9ed under Center with me cautioning Carry of an : on onto any Wash- terrnsf con- PBC over Indiana: "Or; Was him not t'u streetcar or bus on tr. •-• a Pilch to get out in ii damp, rainy day run throngli next Friday, the pavement. Fast Service! rer: ‘I- , inclov...s cruised. w Ph all (che/free 2. 1553 I watched Individually -ii foe Marion and through t00 05°regilloc State until he was Washed ,.: get the Ding Dung 'School over Washington: sight, out of down to fiat t.:. : The, seasith fot DeWitt" 030 Two then we followed him vit.rlic sm urct• in Glamour Girl to tr; •• running short. this coun- s et to - little house, where ^,1 Calif-to pia la on't talk with Veek 10-00 Hatvkine Falls juut7"erp. "tulsa.• we found tt. ..•7r- like this, but the r . I !id% .'!, Idaho was visiting, and BOONE n there is said to i.e t had a chance Ill 15 t.vet . Montana. no one had sat:-par this ear. so Bennett Moor Wyoming over oilseed exeu •MS. :o - pare. Italy has little said 44;les -He Utah him is .3 graud 16.16 Three Steps To State. Utah over Hawaii. LAUNDkY , wonderful goy Neaten Denser It thaY srkm -..) which I can -ay. and the deal never 1045 Lhotational over Cororado sally to stop by th,• CLEANERS okay! There is no could Moments Aggk'S and wayside for Sts - a '• !fe way of handling have been accomplished 11.00 Moinir.g -in the fourth game.% unusual happeninss, set who buys- the stutt Matinee of the series but if South Side by the sackful ant , 114,5 Luce over no one does. someone Court Square nati,ag i• -in e‘erything insists on 1A'oi Ici Series Ford. may' lit '1,• - hesores. Vebb instated he _ bore Veeck tic *ea Weleriore Travelers The Southwest ey an mosny arid that Georgia a there was no 3.30 On Your Account river Texas Agates: stipulation in the stock "Baby transfer 4:00 Opts Matinee Won't You Pkase Go that the colorful Home sport-shirtad 4 15 To Be Announced • ele v.inan hyed to step.dowri. TCU HE 430 Hvwdy Doody over Arluartsas "Sorta MAX H. CHURCHILL , 'I just On Epe understood that eh of the 100 Western The Border.' ,nankta-r- Corral FUNERAL of the St. Louis 5.55 Texas over MEET lv • HOME board th',-..Rwr Report Houston. -Ride An fbi • direct-eat except those OM Paint." Super.or Ambulance with con- 6 00 Childreirs' Newsreel Yee Service , ts acts wer e wiped out 6 ASISOliii Eautppea Hob rtssgeo in the IS Previews over New klexico transaction.- he said. 0 Agar's. Temoo -THF. -3111- Football This Week over Texas. West- TERR I Arr FRIFADLT FUNERAL Bestir' ' The Tarkee vice ern. president who 6 45 "News C81 Brigham Young over New ecu 311 N. fought to int, last Mexico 4th St. Murray, Ky. moment for law 7 00 Gannuway At and-in the fifth game liei Phone 98 eiangetto aver Large the of Baltintore said that 710 Life of 'Riley series - Erskine, over Reynolds ght 'Pie ovoid nut predict Gracious. LEE net $ ••••,••••• how lung it 8:00 Big Story I've picked the :would .t.:ki Dodg- -.tail the , Mess Coast lf) Famous es. in Ova: efItiId -tort- Playhouse el& Mil. the majors. The 9 00 Boxing HELLO! aa:riers toted to antead their 9 45 Greatest Fights I 2i If we THURSDAY t. provide for capon- 10 On Views haven't met before, let"', of The News playmates get acquainted. "Nn tub circuit illt will beg Your if tieces- 1U 15 Spats ,_...... you to bring Tne owl :y ta, room inches tall to visit them. I'm ill both Los Angela, 10,30 Mi. and made of a 17 "1'n ends FRI. Mt•Nultv hard plastic that looks Sat, Franiciaco in the 11:00 EMERSON your own pretty just like loc' next T Be Announced skin-and I'm ruivanteed My wardrobe includes smart unbreakable. play, costumer for every otice gralalfette". school, sports, and parties. occasion- MAUL Friendship In fact. my Nal Club fans tell Terri Lee 11ARSITT me that I'm the •oral - best dtrala4.4011--

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ThY,-SEPTEMBER 30,11953 DNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 30, 1953 NO LICENSE PLATES TRE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KEN'itiCRY Pontiac, 111 rUPI-TwO alert state patrolmen halted a new auto- .11•• MN,IMMIIIMm.• . PAGE THREE mobile Is for a routine cheek Thurs- worthehile only if these new, picture of one little lad wasting day when they noticed the car Hollywood photographic techniques can three, away to skin and bones had nu license plates. more crystalizes light on the individual char- this for you. Adlai E. Stevenson. the driver, FOR SALE-60 ACRE FARM FOR SALE Film acters in the drama. said he had just FOR BY OWNER-3 BED-FOR Shop bought the car SALE-7 two miles south KirkseY on Kirk- RENT: THREE ROOM UN. "What's true room ranch type brick, new, of war also is true end had applied for: the license soy- Highway. near furnished apartment, ARMY Murray $12.000. Hil- college. Call on first floor. MAE,-GE* of movies," he said. plate. The SALE 921-R-2 ole With By CLEMENT a unsucceesful Democrat - HOUEJE ON. NORTH da Woods, 1501 Washington Blvd. bath, hot water. Wired for TASTIER SOUP, STEW ONES FOR SALE United iv presidential candidate of 1952 Detroit, Mich., Phone FOR SALE electrie stove. One Press Staff Correspondent "The paper daily carry stories street, has WC-1-838.3. -KOBE SAP AND block from was permitted to contmue. 3 bedroorns, living square, near Hollywood tUPi-In these days of hundreds of battle New removable s30e Wheat snow, 800 hails, 75c per Bus station. Rent Geneva, N. Y. (LIPP-Army men- casualties, top 55- , dining room, kftchen, hall B$2 a3tiber00men stap ke. See of large screens, giant screens and yet the horror of war is gallon barrels. bail in field. 3 1-2 miles east of DeDell Finney or us may include more tasty soups never so Ideal for bath, also garege attached, Phone 408 super-duper scogne screens, one top to FOR SALE-YOUNG Murray. Clovis Byerly, phone 4103 W, over White Way and stews, it the promise shown effectively dramatized for the av- storing feed or hauling wa- hot SQUIRREL Hollywood movie and cold water. House by vegetable juice -maker claims the erage man as when his ter. $1.75 monkeys $30.00 each. 330p s30c concentrates neighbor's each_Ellis Pop- tee throughout, or will Also youne holds greatest advantage of the expand- trade up under field conditions. son--or his own son-is wounded corn Co., 12th and Chest- VI farm close in. Set,. owner Cinnamon ringtail mormeys, $35.00 NICE USED COUCHES. ONE ed silver sheet is- that it permits Tests conducted at the Cornell or killed. You may read of thous- nut. . 03.; cc. o2p each. Make excellent pets for $39.50. Another $44.50. Makes a WANTED the director to concentrate On more Experiment Station here showed ands dying of famine in Asia, but children. Lee's Service Station bed. Exchange Furniture Corn- intimate detail. ABLE BEDROOM tl• a t. concentrates prepared FOR Hardin. Kentucky.. iOhway ''fly 1u8 Sarin 4th F' • '"' by George Seaton, writer and diree- Call 11119-J. ADY To freezing conseraretion of juices r, olp e :lege sere' be seecsy, °nines, , aineete., • iii jee +lei. qes : end I t XV/' Anwar ihe %arteries?, ,eaineco -- 'ROSSWORO. .. FUZZLE Punk . L'AJEE I. assiv or. Mrs. Mary s'or, on fit iteray ... . AM) LT Jd . n our if, N ..t -Tette em v.'ho ACROSS ' 111 S e A. R. lord. Lyr.r. :arove Po..tertown. store think, a man's St-Mine entrance s3lp s3Op Anary glass t at "oils. 't 3: -Crimson 14:1WW.1110 .y offer a ch.a to ,nis All auto 1-11sa%r Miliii 4. room ss-tvire of --.4 111MS11 11MMOW4 -.WING ROOM SUrrES WANTED-FIRST c' -.ac'er, to what 1. -Old Pronatiii , Geraint jIMIN PRICED CLASS Mk. makes him tick" A good 'lace to do 9- Voeseosed i rcjrjPEINW from $89.50 elianic. Apply Seater. laundrY. 2-ISIng. 34-liih Iiitant OW61 UNd to $18i.50. Solid and at Murray Metres, Soups • ^d stews made loom de- said. "Sometimes a close insurauce 3 -.&lel f1orgltcrrjsns leasehange r oi Inc See Pane Wati‘jris_, shot, of -Tidied M.= MU &m W. hydrated meats Wild vegetables an .actors eyes or lips or 4-The hays felloa 710 Wan, to St- of LIMINU 71U&IOW lure Company. 108 North 4th. Murray, Kentucky. 530e which these coucentrates hands offer more insight into his South-Fifth-Sheer^ b-Zutufe•• t a ese ad- - e (p14 O9M MOW Phone _877. ded were el-es:aster than a dozen 1.-Irge 6- referee SI-- of s30c ceneidered much better pan- Across from Highway is ik,(11 • qNWMIIII Avrt,w4 oramic scenes could Department 7-Oponwork • , CI, mush NEI OBLINNAN Iti:DOLF111 VALENTINO than mixtures made from the dy- afford. ' fabric canoe.) 14 NEW AND USED COAL STOVES hydrated Seaton believes -N'Iew a4 region U7A1 meats and vegetables films must turn BEHIND ICE PLANT ff- mistaken UWQ from $12.95 up. HAS NAME lit every 44-In Japan. Sgt.11-.4 Wood heaters $9.95 TROUBLE elone. toward greater inward character- altke ctim . , a Itudsthat q011111241 Exchange Furniture Company ization combined Open le of • 108 with outer trap- from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 0-'ge church 3:J11MEJ61 North 4th ' Juices eafibt, rutabaga, Tod Hebei 41-Clirra name UWWW0 Phone 877. s30c of kale pings of epic scope in order to 1 -Latvian coin 60-Bcold Rochester, N. Y. rUP)-Nobody and cabbage Five aleinier were also concentrat- make any real advance. and one-half days a week nab ol -High cards DOWN will believe handsome restaurant 113-Night before ed by the same method, but, al- Cites War Parallel 4-Flither of Leah worker here when Do your own Venom, tlis selling aid y. r FOR RENT the tells them though they retained their flavor __Seaton's washing or we will do it for you. cost only Rachel newest movie once 53-One. so 3-Oenua of I his name is is Bing --On the matter which Rudolph: Valentino; well under freezing storage, none -theta the kind of 'simians* grounds that It olives . 4 Crosby's -1.101e Boy Lost." shad GUARANTEED 131-A *tale 3-1t7s airport,* "They think I'm- kidding,4 he ex- of them SATISFACTION State form is famous mar - sea" Withered In HOUSE ROR RENT, SEE VAN stood up under room 111111111a1i In France._ As a writer for. Over mini plained with an engaging vile 4-- Moe Valentine SIMI& . temperatures for a sufficient length direeta t,:op,poo yeo•le can't be Woos. C Or call 524 availisisle his own scripts and als• Bring your washing where it z I ie Actually, there is no relation be- of time to be of culinary is appreciated Itemember--eil 9 .3 il 6-- Daitioge Oct. 1st, shown' by apPointment., value un- 'es-predates Stem Seaton feeds the auto insurei(e 7-0e.-upled tween Rochaster's Rudolph : and der Arn.y field conditions. iscreased else NOT alike I coo 'tell 13 4 4-The nelf • olno wkivig's et theater screens Al you ho• 9-8Umpend tidolized yes-, State rania's a different in many S le 10--Deelore teuyefir with ,the sail* 17 11-Pacts FOR RENT-NICE vets that benefit you- 611 please 12- Hastened 2 BEDROC1201 BAcensitigh yearn Barg passed pbane me today! 3 4 unfurnished apartment, 403 N. 5th to dild' tnentorles Va14 THE-SE WOMEN By 7- ° 33-Symbol 'Feat d'Alessio for St. Phone 1%31 after 5 p. iv, tit Yet doe'i P et lu bah, Entertaismosm! as ' Sc! P la silver s30c entino's appearance, so', there , is 13401 WAYNE 14-Young boy quit WILSON 25-1'opulor a fuss whenever anyone di-- :-t sum- State Farm Agent l2,,o mer drink covers Rochester Rudolph's full 26-Storage box name. 1340 Peoples Bank Bldg. //t/ 27-Lair / / 55-Conjunction wNBs "The second time Phones 29-Eneovote someone meets lH so--Dureh town mrs the wisecracks start:: the lo- Office 321 Home 35 689-R4 -Cogitate cal man points out, 3/ V Music. B-flat eeme to a 41 36-Baby',, nape in point where I don't tell anyone 54-Break to bits STATE FARM -4, hi f * st :5-Ittiver In my last name if I can help it." MUTUAL Siberia When he was younger the AUTOMOBILE ) 40-('outitry of Friendly Finance Roch-' 0 Asia' esterian felt his name gave him a INSURANCE COMPANY 4l-I4otree Tharsrley. October 1, 11.3.-; 506 psychological edge with bLO011ittGTON. ILLINOIS • 1 41-Itegfort West Main the oppos- It-It le thrifty ite sex. 6:s0 Firm Program , it to- Phone 1180 205 Music for you to 2:45 ss e-Row Father Named WM 41:15 Farm Program 2:45 Public Service 40-Otherwise MURRAY, KY, "It certainly never Itarcd any 9:45 Calloway Capers 3700 .11•Iff W.. •••••••• ill-Grock News fetter 0:55 News girls away," he said. 3:05 Western Caravan 74,1 At the lestaurant where Ru- Morning °neer 3:15 W astern Caravan 7:15 Clock dolph works, many bets have been Watcher to 11:011 3:30 Music for Thursday 8:00 News made over whether or not his 3:45 Moan: for Thursday name is "real." II:15 Morning DevoUno W The losers gen- 4:00 Postcard Parade to 5:00 SPECIAL erallarWitrit to 8:30 Maiatesy Shopper know 111Svi pirocl 3 5:00' Spotlit-Parade -.'• lover 11:45 Morning Special Itikenestvr Rudy is. 515 Teatime 'Topics ' 9:00 Moments of Devotion Cep,Yurht. !SRI. 14, Ite1 L roles When he tried to enlist in the 5:30 Teatime Topics 01•Lnobleut, k 9:15 Melody Time Marin Curt*, the recruiting offi- (05:450 SagebrushN And SOY L. 9::20 Mriody Serenade Fold FOLEY cer Time 68/401thla furbelows tore up his first application. on fat women, up OM Moira haa said-riao been tames 9:30 Melody n trill Steals, stope•d Site Thought he was being a ease Time 615 Between ir down stripes on thin ones, and she over the afternoon through. The guy. The Lines )LE Charles' law eltke to collect When Rudolph 9:45 Melody Time -c pizabia lag kwy him. et winced. Kellys had talked themselves atended a school 630 Western Caravan ed light tato Nancy out, i,f dramatics, 10:00 News On the streetcar home she didn't at least for the moment, and there the lust thing he 6.45 Western Caravan day - ued by the aparkliag wit and the was 1St 15 Rural Rhythm Friday and red hair erf this you mamas give any quick glandes of appraisal was a lull for the getting of brcalli. told Us du was change his 7:00 horn the Bandetand WM Lean Bee It and Lastesi day '.g as Mr. Mark. werrelary. Phil to the dress of fellow passengers. Then the door bell rang. name. 7,15 From the :ed ha irk Naacy ao lunch with 19:45 Leas Back in* Bandstand 'cod she smeared. would She was too occupied with worry -That's him." Rudolph gofers name Ustio 7:30 Off the It be after a 41:00 1340 CIUD Roqcord a seasoned, tell be sees at Use over her own, to say nothing of Mrs. Kelly started rocking In three-week • city Club argument between hi, 7:45 Off the Re.ord "My, my, Mr. Luddy! What with Me city's moot how she was to announce the creaking chair. 11:15 1340 Club an INTERESTING place!" y•usa illionatre bachelor that she mother and father following bmc 8 00 Proudly We "Mother, please ,.1:30 Favorite Vocal, Hail $1.39 sow had Hee naked with Mat ed was going out with Phil Stanley, -don't rock." birth in Redicena. 8:15 Italy. 35 years Pioudly We Hail SO IS a IDOCIAIlle miss in.-hiding Linda whose inheritance had made front But Mrs. Kelly's ample form 51,3L3 p1i45 Gospel Hymns VIlet, • new-comer. whose charts ago. Dad finally won out. 8.30 Design for Listening brunette beauty had become the page news so few days ago. r ere klog back and forth in die 12:00 News Carry of Nancy's The present R. Valent.no was 8:45 Design for Listening I the town. email night What would her mother say? creaking chair when Nancy es- 12:15 Noontime Pretties Utopia soon vanished when the corted born 100 miles from the 900 Plattertime to •es7 h..me. to find her family In a She would have to warn her father l'hil Stanley into the room. screen 12:30 Church of Christ 9:45 idol's home in Naples. 9:45 idually Washed dfspair. Her father. Tim. was not to go pattering around in his "Mother, this is Mr. Stanley a year to 12:45 Luncheon Music Public Service a.le-noloyed, as was her brother this Is my father the month after the 10 00 News Her younger sister Stairs had stocking feet. As for Tom, well, . my brother actor died. 1:00 Record Shim to 1.43 Toni." The local Rudy 10:15 I soh Alsm Sykes. a young man she would have to nmeage brother said his father 1:45 Public Service Listiners Request to 11:00 •eputa.-7slancy handed her badly Torn somehow. Chil was most gracious. If, from knew the actor, 7 pay check to her dintraught. 2:00 News the corner of his eye, he was con- 11:00 Sign Off • Morn mother. "Breezy Larry" Of more Importance at the mo- it. an enterprising newspaper re- scious of the cracked lampshade Me///e/e, /// ment was the worn living room or NANCY •r had spotted Nancy Kelly and the scuffed spots in the reg, CLEANERS Stanley at the club He rug and the lamp with the cracked he was quick gave no sign. 7 Enka* Suahrailler the Kelly home, demanding to parchment shade. Nothing could )urt Square if romance loomed Nancy sa- Ito wrung Timothy Kelly's hand him be done about either. The WONDER 1 it did not. Her taunt with rug with what was a very good imita- • • A y was merely part of her day's couldn't be turned and neither °It' . tion of genuine friendliness, WHY . HE'S she said. could be the shade. It had cracks if it MIDGET wasn't that, Nancy on both sides. thought, and • SO ;013. he spoke to Mother RADIO CHAPTER FOUR Kelly easily, \ -, Well, Phil Stanley had asked for courteously. HAPPY • ' SIF.N the telephone jangled. it. Let him take it or leave it. Nancy watched him like a hawk. Spencer and Charlcs, Miss Nancy tried to still her fears She tr.eci to read alit might 114 speaking." 1811 lv Sse wanted to he ere aro arid . ol•cl t h r i•• lo , "his Phil , '_5 is Stanley" ele tree; Cl-':este: %itch *. • • 'cm, Mr. Stanley." - aim e.art sset. She .1 . I ri,-• C. • 'Oh t• • A A Why SO coot?" . . Wan m II to . . S ir.sttig I. • Am I coot?" se, eines they were dancing . . . he o thr. KAI)," rgt stiff- ,ou gave I,. me A chi. was holding her close . . swing sppriststitig ktl, athy say. hen Flee with-cut esieng If he . she Was in sleek, black satin. ire, "yes." an,' Inc" 40.1 "that it • lit ght. said that tie was calling • for The music changed . . she was in a is" to Phil's comment-. on the • •• ca (3- •• • at eight o'clock. something beruthed and soft . . . weather, tee state of the slippery a.. "Taere's a good show at' the they were lost in the glorious streets. tr -r. nelson.Atte to eat afterwards. rhythm of the Blue Danuhe. Nancy fled to get he• coat. orchestra la the Emp '•••ctc• with I re The clang of the motorman's bell At the theater Phil wile gallantry 1111 shattered Nancy's little dream She itself. At the drop et the first CUT. 191.0.5Wewve I Isa est Oft Cs get "No, you're not, sitiVa 'Ii by somd hew** by..b•••• 4Allsw acquainted. Your hail ridden two itlocks past her DIM Nancy hoped desperately that d 1" "Why ne to visit them. not?" corner. he wouldn't suggest that they leave UL' I'm 17 "I'm busy. Besides it's alter five ARNO last's. that Itroka She ran up the porch steps, two their seats. She felt she couldn't just like lack .. . when I go to a thea. Se at a time, and with the opening of bear to meet anyone in Phil Stan- rr 1.1'Lld•KrERIOQS Al Cane rua-antee4 unbreakable. want more than three hours' LISSEN TO IT -AN'TO the door was assailed with- the ley's set, hut her hope was In vain. SW'PrW THINK YOUNG EDDIE niv; fur ever (Wee." APterT DRESS LA,1177-•*4 HY, sonfr- ) occasion- smelt of oniops. -How about a stroll in the lobby, 0'HOW WE MgSIODNK ALL'iS In IN THET DRAIN PIPE IT TI-JET Tet'GOVAMINT fact, my Terri Naney said that, but in the swift "Oh. mother, onions a cigaret, these eras DRAIN WORR ,ED BOUT PLAYS Leo again!" were never COULDN'T HAVE ALL PIPE PS SUGL IM the ea.:ring's of her mind she was "And urelltsttft A GITTIN i'TQ' best cireSIES1.440.1-- why riot?" a sie tooter." la-4.V _WV Paid!, MOOSIC To "i- ings-nt-iter rtinsipst- Oriihnittirt Irtilt0i1e'netitAtZ otifilffiffrifhif - AlaI5'CNI5NCE Tomorrow - night then'!" Phil's She niust use every ounce of tact pened. They had hardly joined the G OVAMINT -race took on a note cif pleading. she could minitet during the next jostling, chattering crowd on the LET T EPS !! 'Please, I want to talk to you. tetenty-four home lobby when they were rairreunded need your advice." • • • by young people in evening clothes. "About what?" The following evening, Timothy Phil's set. The Lake Drive, River "About an investment." Kelly, his shoes shined, and on, Hills crowd. -You Metter me." and with his hair plastered into a "Miss Kelly, this is Sylvia Staun- "tericksly though, I must tier part straighter than It had known ton . . Harriet Clayton .. . Mr. ci Besides. I want you to teach for menthe, sat reading the Want Fairchild . . . Mr. Thornberry." I dance." columns beneath the cracked The girls gave Nancy swift and • . you can't daniei7" parchment shale. surprised appraisal. Sylvia draped ' e'en, 1 rune danced, 1 wouldn t Mother Kelly, her wenith of curl- a so ate cernine wrap closer about erne.' ing fuer swept into a swirl of sil- her estereen. leg re. eney hadn't danced for weeks ver INancy had done it, and under Ilarrict turned to Tod Thorn- A • *11.11.110, since Larry Patrick in a burst what protest), vat across the corm berry. ef . etravagance had taken -her to sewing. "Give me a cigaret." the Club Madrid, driving up to the Toni Was there trio, his one toed Tod snapped open a silver eiga- prirticis with a rattle and a blimp cult still ahowing the marks ef the ret case, passed It around. Nancy ARIUS aa' SLATS and with as much dash as though tweezing iron. Torn had been the took a eigaret and dropped it. his old Ford were a Caddy. She hardest to handle. Why, way had she gotten her- By Itaebara Vas Bursa -es tingling to be on the dance sell into CONFESSING Now Nancy, in her black dress, the company of these YOU WE'LL ASK THE A STICK-UP, HUH? WELL WE'RE fk ii again. her hair glinting gold with a sham- people? She telt shabby and out CHARAC,TERS OFF YOUR QUESTIONS POLICEMEN, 50 mars YOU'RE CONFESSING -WHILE YOU SUCKERS PICKED AS THOUGH 'IOU 'All right, I'll go," she sail. poo at her own hands that after- rtt place. Patronized. Snubbed. ROCKERS' OR COURSE,I'M SLATS YOU PUT DIDN'T THE 8E E.'ARE THAT YOU'RE SLATS YOUR THE WRONG GUY.' KNOW: NOW When Phil Stanley hang up with noon, contemplated the three, and The bell rang for the second act SCRAPPLE. NOW YOU TELL ME HANDS UP, WHERE YOU BOYS it's • sweet girl, 1400d-bye and she loved them all. curtain, It was music to Nancy SCRAPPLE? YOU GET THOSE WHO YOU ARE MISTER: GOING TO HAVE •kg;" Nancy found that she had Her announcement, casually Kelly. JEWELS 'YOU WERE RED FACES WHEN holding the receiver so tightly made, at lunchtime, that she was Harriet Clayton loftily told Nan- HOCKING ALL YOU FIND OUT IT ached. wriggled cy It was nice have trio her bend She going to the theater that evening, to met her. OVER TOWN WAS ALLSTRICTL riimped Mager*. brought three eimilltaneuris un- -Sylvia was swept' away by a group •••. •I' deal hurdle now svas a Suit- grammatical (merles.: of chattering friends. LEGrFIMATE„' ors24.She Would have to Make 'With who?". Tod Thornberry and Bob Fair- .0•1b. a 10 95 UP 1.1 black ohe do. It was plain She hail confessed with whom, child crushed eigaret stubs with enes weren't too much tat as dire -thy end honestly. as she patent leather clad 'Ian She would have to shorten cOuld. It was a battle of words "Glad to have Skin you, Phil Eich. that had rises sharp and excited. Where are you going after ti mc y knew clothes. She Y.'11 It was over now, Nancy had won" show?" , iiiy appraising the eluthes o Even the news that Moira, now "Thought *wed stop, in' at the ard‘sare -.Intl% she met. On the bus ah Mrs. Sam Sykes, was haele-wi towe Ermine room." set on hi Sam were at a hotel - "Wall see you there. Slung." liP elinerve tiny hats g and she and /r•ii S7S heads, thev could find afialiment. 'To Re (?ein(onand) ( 4e4 blir hats on little until an u ,93.1 by 11•..1 Xv....,••• row-7

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„s ?ATM FOUR P THE Erna & TIM!, AIURRAT, KENTUCEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER no, 1 ,,-, all Wytcherley-Jfrebher nouncernent today by Phil Miles, provides valuable State Water Study, data tor the la. chief of the Maps and Minerals cation and operation WOMEN'S Vows Solemnized I. Now Available of industriS Club News Division of the Agricultural and plants, design PAGE Activities aqd operation 1 Industrial Development of In Church Ceremony Braid. water supply systems. Jo Burkeen, Editor. Frankfort, Ky -The results cortrul .. Phone 55 Announcement has of a The 'survey, financed jointly or 1150-M Weddings been made of two-year study by pollution, maintenance Locals the marriage' to determine the the State of Wild- of Mrs. Rebecca M. chemical and Federal governments life, fish population Wytcherley character of surface wat- and livestock, a Peoria, III., daught- ers`tin1,Kertucky er of Mr. ls now available and Mrs. Milus Hendrick in boeiif form, according ta an an- of Murray, to Mr. Howard Web C'elebrate her, PERSONALS (;olden Years son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F For Clean, Cool Shaves Webber of Peoria. Ill SAVES ON CURTAINS "31eta' r- Give The Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones The wedding have of the Gardvii D•paitment of the vows were read -- SUNBEAM SHAVER Sub.• returned to their haine recently Mrs. F. it Detroit. Murray Woman's Club and is tal- at the St. Cecilia's Church G. Adams of Harlan Mich, after a visit in Peoria, County • with his father. ented in the floral arrangement III., by the Rev. E. A. estimates she saved $50 At P. A. Jones on Shaver Headquarters and his blothei. Mad- field. 0•Conner Atteriding the four pairs of draw curtains Dr. alA • couple ison Jones and Mrs Jones, Syca- • • • , were the bridegroom's which she made for her THAT'S guest ilia: sister and home. more Street. Mr. brother-in-law, Mr. and She chose a natural Zeta and Mrs. Corbitt Farless left Mrs. F. E. -color cottton :awe Winn. Guests name • .Womai Sunday after a week's visit with were seated by Ray for her tailored-stlye win- aeir son. The bride wore dow treatment. Thirty-two Sunbeam Electric ening Mrs 011ie Brown will Rev. Bob Farless and a ballerina yards be one cf Flynn and Jess the 'judges family. The Corbitt Farless' have Onyon of material were required. said Shaver house far the Autumn Festi- length built a new home on their gown of mauve net over Mrs. Rosie Perkins. UK $26.50 Tht — sal to be held in Paris, Tenn. on farm home de- •A,IE on the Coldwater Road where taffeta and carried a bouquet monstration agent. Vs :LS tt Friday Mrs. Brov:r member the, of son and family orchids Mrs. Winn dress, 41642 are now tesiding wore a sim- • • • ile:1y styled gown in t hologne amethyst net Mrs. Robertson over taffet and carried Menu - Lula is row re- red roses. oding Immediately State Social in the E E. Youngblood following the eere• Calendar ) house mcmy, a breakfast SIEGLER Intr in Coldwater. was served USES HEAT THAT'S the home of the er v.:111‘ bridegroom. A ticieber I reception was Mrs Mr and Mrs. Will Redrick. of held later in ,the The Gara, . ..:artmeit day after of the Bat:dwell spent Sunday with ji4 rs, which Mn, and Met 444.4.ray Woman s club will 'Mattis. -Wehtser-Tefl -for Arr. hold! Jones and daughter. -ireTiTUcky to visit its regular meeting at the clap' • • • the blide's parents. were house at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Claud Kingins Mrs. Webber is a dental thrOu; • • • and children , assist- have left ant for Dr. D. ins t for Detroit. Mich, to C Anderson. Mr Frietiy. October Jain Webber cours• 2 their husband andlalher who is employe4 by the Rock The Fortieth annuli Island OVER meeting of is employed there. • Railroad Tiey are YOUR FLOORS! -Mn the First resid- District of the Kentucky. • • t ing at 513 West Wilcox D Federation Avenue, of Women's Clubs Peoria, Illinois, Mrs. f w, . be held at the .•••••• Murray Worna: - 1 • Farris Club House hemming at nine Jobless Claims FURNACE HEAT o'',Iock in the damning. Down In August No costly pipes or registers •PJP * PJP to install ,x clean! •PJP Frankfort, Ky,-Jobless payments f: in Kentucky totaled 51.249.946 in August. a drop of 530,000 under July and approximately a third less than tor August of 1952, 0 BETTER B. Hannah. State 'torch.? of Ifri-1 SHOES TWO-IN-ON1 rnployment FOR Insurance. reported to- LESS HEATMAKIR A decline in initial claims from Diamond Slegler sat/urea the TIV-43.- Rings 0.774 to 5.750. from July to Aug- the Flame heat. doesn't ust. followed a seasonal Guaranteed and Registered pattern wast• Hannah said, it up the flit• is 41, 1M famous and continued claims for Over 100 Years aasse Mr. and Mrs. ordinary beaters do This of several weeks duration- Porter Thompson marked wedding their fiftieth extra. patented Ler heater , •-apped from 78 061 to 72.150 in anniversary Sunday afternoon the same period. tion at their home with a celebra• is built right into ills heart Paxiler'• Jewelry; near Crossland. Eighty-one of Agricultural placement activities relatives attended guests anc WARM the hottest firs It asp Old'est the celebration and COZY Fall turas — Ilast month showed a spurt upward gifts were many anniversary the 4 Times Hotter . _ given the golden wedding Since 1895 ; because of tobacco cutting and couple. IN EVERY ROOM! hest from the burner flame !7 768 placements were m-ide, com- - pours it over your flours pared with 229 farm joss Mrs. Noah INVESTOR* ailii11111111411111212. kiwis place- Williams IllitrTUAE DRCLARE SAYS UP TO SO% ments in 'July. according . P. Is QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Parker Jewelr). Please. Jones. State director of toy. Trorthy Matron IN MIL! ent Serv!re Minneapolis-Directors. of Invest- Of Mayfield OES ors: $5.95 . Mutual. Inc.. largest minu51 Women's .7604 fund affiliate managed Brown Oxfords ..Nett The following article by Invest- Soft, comfortable town the ors Diversified Service. and made GITt'r0 Ulf BOTtOtii OF THE COtO Mayfield Messenger will Ins., have 111.0011 P11011tEM be of in- declared a regular right, fit right by terest to Murrayans quarterly dist- Peters. ANNOUNCEMENT and Calloway dent Countuens of 16 1-2 cents per share de- Sizes 4/12 to 10's as Mr. and Mrs. Noah rived from investment AA-6.-11's , Williams are foirrer residents income, C, of plus a distribUtion of 15 Gammon , this county. The article 1-2 cents D. McClure, D.M.D. follows: per share representing The newly elected income officer* ef- -from realized MONEY Magnield Star security profits BACK Chapter. 0. E. S. Both announces were dividends are payable FAMILY the opening of installed in an Set,- his office, Octo- impressive terober 29 to Investors i-e:vice on F: day evenin; Mutu.i. at the oharcholders of SHOE STORE GUARANTEE ber 1, 1953, 1 Masonic .Hall. record Septemhar for the practice of 16, it was announced by Murray, Kentucky move Haiiild K Not your fliegfor dasders-Nealo ii.vaava.nort J. C. Bradford, president Glenn C. Wooden, 555 sOld MMUS! PAM Williams. Past Grand Pa- of the fund. Owner 011 seerT! SMIGLIe ClIallaly KWIC'S General Dentistry -Aron- of Kentucky. was the in- stalling officer, and was assisted .2 by the followinai. Mrs. S J. Pee cora, 212 Woodland Avenue Paducah. marshal; Mrs. C. Willisms. Paducah. chaplain; Office Hours 9-5 and Mrs. :t. by Appointment Lexie Dobson, Cuba, or- ganist. TELEPHONE 482 TRY THIS 1,8 POWER 'Among the officers • Mrs. lextelled: Noah Williams. worthy Ma- w tron:. -V 3 B Black. Worthy Patron; Mrs. Lubie &dwell, Associate Ma tton: -.John York. treasurer: Mrs. L.- Earl Futrell. conductress Nes.. Mrs Williams and the retiring zvu ffieers presented an addendum. In our heaths". in honar of Mrs Forrest Yates and Noah retiring Time Matron and Patton. Tt.e to soloist for this addendum was Sam nue Jo Get Set Slayden Included in this ceremony was the presentation of For Fall the Past Matron's and Past Pa- tron's pins by Mrs Willrims and • Mr Black, assisted by Mr Black's • great grandson, David Cox. NOW that summer has stopped baking An addendum, drying and entitled "My Last your hair, let our beauty Will" was restore experts given in honor of Mrs the lustrous sheen and sqggness. Williams' ard Mr. Black Our special by Mn,. TYPICAL PRICES ON reconditioning treatment and Yates and Mr Williams. assisted individualized by the Past 111.53 'SICK hair styling give you an Matrons and Past mi- S, DELIVERED LOCALLY easy-to-manage . tt ,r,tt. lovely coiffure suited to SPICIAL you. Visitors were present from the 2-O•or 5-11.6sesiger various chapters in the district. Woo • • • MO ,451) $229638 P a tong steep hill—from FALSE ARREST a standing' car engine to reach 8.5 to I compression: SUPER • Special racester start Englard u — that's where 4-Deor 6-Posseng•r UPI-Reu- you ought to, Riviera $9804 1 a Hall te_WP14,44i4 It is thejrst Fireball 1,4—foiri.a.64,60‘01--e- 67 ank e when a judge rise- ineering ordered (Jr on features—and with the ROA DMA STIR - ti pay $44 in court Thursday an ultramodern turnpike, where highest 'DIJO-TONIC horsepowers, Series for Series, ever 4. Doer 6 - P sserape COLD beating his 14-year-old daugh- YOU can cruise at legal limit phi.. in a practically provided in a Buick Sedae, -'2101).$ $336 - tar:pis/ ,SWPFR or Ro,11)$1 As/ f R. ) *with 686 effortless loaf. Ton Torb,• Dynalleor and Poorer Steer.ng as standard But You ought to try this spectacular .!iVhitdOell easoienaent at as •elra relf WAVE 1/2 PRICE try it you should—just to know the' new, tires Wart& et •Atra ,or. exuberant Buick engine. Oprioner,inonewere. experience this Vti power can arcessones, stare aid tea* edserrionef. roe...or ref, leeee. II 1.1 10.00 bring to you. 1110115 edlo.eing rolleorroist WAVE You ought to try it for to sh.pp , ng

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