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LY 10, 1952 IN 3e1ected Xs Best All Ron3 Keetnercy ComeennIty Neavspaper for 1947 Why Not — ea Weathar , Do All 1. Kierfuckfy Some 'cloudiness a . Your Shopping - and somewhat warmer today. Quite warm and more In Murray numid tonight.

ipited Press YOUR PROGRESSIVE BOMB NEWS- . MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Friday Afternoon, July 3,1, 1952 Vol. XXIII; Nio. I-6-4 • ENHOWER GOP PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE Seen & Heard Five A iblicans Nominated Republican Nominee For President -- Switch Of Minnesota Votes Around In Long"stonvention Session Puts Eisenhower Over The Top

{ By United winning the preskieritial nomina- MURRAY it's showdown day- - Real tier on-- the-firet ballot And the CHICAGO. July 11 (1,1P)General Dwight D., Eisen- publican national onve 'A he Taft men say. when that is done. hower has won the Republican nomination for the presi- •MON1114•-••••••••.•••••••m11.1111111i. _preliminaries are over- ailing delegates will begin crowding on dency of the United States. a After listening to the GOP con- on a presidential nominee ready the Taft Bandwagon. He did it on the first ballot. to begin. • vention last night it still is any- Rumors that Taft m1ght throw in At the last minute the Minnesota delegation switched The convention waS called to or- the sponge and try to body's guess who will come up transfer his its vote from Stassen to the General, and it was all over. der at 1130 a.m. DTi-the roll- strength to Wa:ren or General with the- nomination. Here is how it happened. call of states beginning with Ala- MacArthur has drawn -denials tram At the end of the first bama began. the Senator. Says Taft: "I expect ballot, the vote stood: The demonstration- following And when it's over, Eisenhower to be nominated-I wouldn't throw Taft 500. Taft's nomination lasted for 31 Taft. Warron, gtaceen, or Mac- my strength to aaybody even if I Ike 595. • minutes, but it took 16 more min- Arthur will be' the Republican could and I don'i thmk I could." Warren 81. utes for things to come to order. standard bearer this year. _. The eighth sesaion af the GOP Stassen 20., That's 41T minutes in all. A United Press of first ballia convention broke up early today MacArtir strength gives Eisenhover 572 votes at 3:43 a.m. IEDT) after the names The demonstration following Eis- Then it was, with dramatic suddenness, that the Min.- to 500 for Taft. Eisenhower added of five candidates had been tossed enhower's nomination lasted for nesota delegation asked to change its to his delegate strength last night'.-Vito the hopper-atter wild snake- vole from 19 for minutes. 3tassen and- 42 when Michigan national commit- dances, cheers, shouts, the banging nine far Eisenhower-to-Ea 211-11r-Thit CsosseralL— _ teeman_ Arthur. Siunnaerfield of cap pistols--the rattle of cow That was it. tither' demonstrations for the --Viet brought 34 of his siate's 46 uncom- bells, balloons, standards and pla- Then, they all started hopping en the bandwagon. nominees went on down to half a mitted votes- into the Eisenhower. cards filling the hall-tne noise of Delegation after delegation began changing its vote to minute. column. 'a-- brass bands creating the feeling Eisenhower. Governor Earl Warren of Cali- of a revival meeting The 61 The demonstrations !naturally -year-old General, who started his campaign fornia is going into Vie balloting It was planned panaemonium- give a pretty good idea as to who late and lagged behind in pre-convention delegate counts, with 78 votes-Stassan with 25 organized riot -- the traditional might win out in the end, but it rode to triumph on a bandwagon that only got started a and Gentrsil MacArthur with eight. American political demonstrations still did not thro* any light on few days ago. In the Eisenhower cemp today-- of .piesidential can- situation. as the names the present an' air of supreme confidence. The The 62-year-old Taft went down to defeat despite des- didates were trotted before the perate stop Generat's backers F re sure of Vic- convention. • • -Ike efforts in which his camp tried at the Talk and Eisenhower got about tory-possibly a firs: ballot one_ Taft's name was ranted in nomi- eleventh hour to turn the Eistenhower bandwagon into the same ovation more probably on the second bal- nation by Senator Everett Dirkseh a hearse. lot. Eisenhower supporters say of Illinois who described the Sen- It was Taft's third-and he said We will all probably know Alabama: Taft 9; Ike 5 the only question is v••len the hig ator as a fighter who will carry his last-unsucces4ful try for the however by tonight who the Dem- Arizona: Taft 10; .he 4. blocs of Minnesota and California the GOP to victory in November. presidential nominatian. He. lost ocratic opponent will be. Arkansaa: Taft ta: Ike 4, Mac 1. delegates sving behind the General making hie third try in 1940 to the late Wendell Willkie, Taft--who is California: Warrer, 70 after fulfilling .their favorite son for the Republican presidential and he lost four years ago to This date last year: The Federal Colorado: Taft a; Ike 15; Stass4. pledges to Harold .Stassen and War- nomination-was hailed .,by Dirk- Thomas Dewey of New York. Trade Commission cited six big ren. sen as "Mr. integrity. Mr. Republi- Eisenhower's dramatic victory publishers for allegedly discrimin- Connecticut: Taft I. Ike 21 In the Taft camp, the Ohio law- can, Mr. American." 'raft men went climaxed the Republicans' 25th ating in favor of book clubs, the Delaware: Taft 5, the 7 • -maker's backers say the Senator's wild. And it was 31 matutes be- and bitterest nat:onal convention. educational. scientific and cultur- Florida: Taft 12, Ike 6 lines are firm-say they have notes fore the demonstration. for Taft It left. tha delegates only the al organization closed Its sixth Georgia Tait 2, Ike 14, Warren 1 enough to block Eisenhower. from was over. ' anti-eliniatie task of picking a general sonferenee In ANL, rad Idaho: Taft 14 But supporters of General Eisen* vice-presidential nomln:e. the American steel industry an- Illinois: Tata 50. Ike hewer did even better. They parad- And here is a laic butliain: Gen- production record for Chiefs Take Double Indiana: Taft 30, Ike 2 nounced a and whistled for 42 eral Eisenhower was tonr/tiveretrus ed, shouted, Iowa: Taft 10. Ike 16 . the first half of 1951. Header To Bolster Governer Theodore with emotion to con:meat imme- minutes after Kansas: Taft 2, Ike 20 McKeldin of Marylacci placed the •diately. This date in history: Aaron Burr Second Spot Position Kentucky: Taft 19. Ike 1 General's name before the conven- killed Alexander Hamilton in a Louleiana: Taft 2, Ike 13 The cenvention's angry Ike-Taft tion for the presidential harnina7 duel near Weehawken. N J.. in By United *rem - Maine: Taft 5. Ike II struggle, climaxed 'oy Eisenhower's Paducah Chiefs went on the Pon. McKeldin hailed Eisenhowet 1804: John Quincy Adams, the The Maryland: Taft 8. Ike 18 victory on Wednesday in the battle warpath last night and took both as the man to unite the nation, sixth President of the United Massachusetts: Taft 4, Ike 34 of the so-called "stolen southern of a doublehcider from unite labor and ca a aid, unite oar States, was born in 1767: the games Michigan: Taft 11. le 35 delegates, left deep zcars-seart Madisnnville 7-1 ann 1-0 to bolster allies and unite the Republican Swedish explorer. Andree, and two Minnesota: Ike 9, Stazsen 19 which the party must heal if it second .spot in the Kitty party and lead it to victory. companions left Spitzbergen in a their Mississippi: Tift 5 hopes to win - in Nevember. League. Senator William Knowland of Dwight David Eisenhower balloon for the North Pole, in Mistouri: Taft 5, Ike 21 Walt Dypkn buried a one hitter California went before the conven- 1897. a Montana: Taft 7, Ike 1 CHICAGO July 11 (UP)-Gen- game after Jim tion and told the de'egates Gover- in the second Nebraska: Tait 13 Ike 4, War- eral Eisenhower's first act after re- Greer was credited with the first nor Warren deserves the GOP en 1 Abe Thompson brought stares because lie is the most Reds ceiving the Republican presiden- mound victor': nomination UN Air Force Yanks And Nevada: Taft 7, Ike 5 from numerous directions the execu- tial nomination was to walk across Owensboro, moved back into experienced governmental N. A. Waldrop New Hampshire: other day when it was about 100 Ike '14 the street to shake hands with his third place :due to Madisonville's tive of all the candidites. Makes Biggest Win In Little • New in the shade, Jersey: Taft 5. Ike 33 chief rival, Senator Taft. , out an the short Fourth t6 be placed in nominee losses but came New Mexico: Taft 8, Ike 6_ Eisenhower lett his' suite in the end of a 12-4 .core- in its game bon was Harold Stas.sen. Mrs. C. New aka': lie walked into Littleton's air Raid Of War Passes Away League Games Taft 4, Ike 92 Blackatone Hotel--took an ele- John Bohna E. Howard of Minneaota, in the with Union City. North Carolina: Taft 14, Ike 12 floor. and 'was conditioned store wearing an over- nominating speech, tailed Stassen vator to the first belted a homer in the first inning By United Press The Little Leaitue eames !a-t North Dakota: Taut 8, Ike 4, War- AS 'coat all buttoned up just as who would at- escorted through crowds to the to open the Greghaund attack. an "able executive" plaue. have made was about 0 outside.' United Nations night were one sided with one be- ren 1, Mac 1 Conrad Hilton Hotel, to visit the though it Kaufman tract independent votes Yesterday Union City hurler Dick one of their biggest .aids of the ing tight and the other being a run- Ohio: Taft 56 Last to be nominated was Gener- Senator. fanned 11 Oiler batters, Korean War: away by the 'Redo. In the first Oklahoma: Taft 7, Ike 4, Mac 5 He walked down the tale ab- delegate Fulton lopped Hopkinseille 7-4 al MacArthur. Oklahoma Reconnaissance pilots report that the Oregon: Ike sent mindedly looking over the Mr. N. A. Walarep 61 passed game the Yanks won over 18 , CHICAGO July 11 it:Pi-Senator behind the pitching of Manager Fred Coogan placed his name be- North Korean capital is a all the clerks the away last night at the hfurrayHos- Cards 14-12 in a slugging duel Pennsylvania: Taft .15, Ike 53, Taft has assured General Eile,11.• merchandise with Hartsell led fore the convention calling him a Sam Lamitina. Dick smoking ruin. pita! following an inners of four between the ham teams Mac 2 electiam looking on with a combination of great statesman, patriot and sol- hewer he will win the Loolvaut hitting with our hits out Some 850 planes went over years. He was sufferine from high Battery for ahe winners was Tar- Rhode Island: Taft I, Ike 6, horror and fascination showing in York. a Taft -the loser-toH the victor of 'four trips, but the Hoppers emn Meanwhile. in New Pyongyang in three waves. They Warren 1 their faces. blood pressure. tar and ShrOat. The Cards used he'd win in November after Eisen- up 11 has ta latilton's 10. spokesman for MacArthur has re- racked pounded the Red capital' with He is surviveid by his wipe-Mrs. Carson. Rcberts: Wiggiaa and- Oak- South Carolina: Taft 4. Ike 2 hower went to Taft'' headquarters Conovan went all fused say whether MacArthur Jackson's Mike -heavy bombs, speared it with giant Waldrop of !laza; one dabghter, atata-but-were neater aale to find South Dakota: Taft Le aaitn the Senator. Finished with his little joke. well fly to Chicago. to shake- hands the way for hie 13th mound victory 'rockets, and set it afire with nap- Mrs. MAN Williams of Washington, a combiaation to stop the Yanks. Tennessee; Tait 20 Abe walked slowly out the door conventiOri- develop- to give the Generals a 6 5 win In one other alm. Planes from the Fifth Air through again Texas: Taft 5, Ike 43 with a stimieht face. D C.; two sons N. A. Waldrop. Jr. 'Bob' ValWell came CHICAGO Ju!y 11 (UPI-The over Mayfield. Conevan had• a ment, the GOP is standing firm Yorce, American at d British air- Utah: • of Royal Oak. Michigan and Latt for the Yanks by connecting with Taft 14 first-ballot nominat'on of General working until the eighth on its new compromise civil tights African ore hitter craft carrier. the South Waldrop who is in the U. S. NacY: another homer. Vermont: Ike 12 Dwight Eisenhower has been ac- when Mayfield came platform plank despite protests of Murray Gift Shop inning Air Force, the Royal Australian one sister Mrs. A. H. Pearson Of In the second game the Reds Vireinia: Taft 14; Ike 9 claimed unanim - us. Eisenhower through with six hits. Lee Valdez some Negro delegates that it Air Force, and the Republic of Ko- Birmingham, hiaboina: one- bro- swamped the. Cub's I-1.3.- Theiteda aillaahingtorpaffaaa at _Ike 211._ _ To Open Monday the big stick Malt7 for Jack- doesn't mean much. was. rea air force went into the target ther ,Robert Waldrrp of Ocilla. used White, as and Spann while West Virginia: Taft 14, Ike 1, tial nomination on the first ballot, • double and The civil rights plaak, gives the Remodeling son with a homer, in relays. Georgia. He had tour grandchil- the Cubs used Cromwell. Wash- Robert After states the 'chief re.ponsibility for 845 votes to 280 far Seaator single dren. burn and Overbey. 11"eiWisconsin: Taft 24. Warren 6 prqtectfnit minority rights. It was Pilots toward the ena of the • . Taft. Tonight Mayfield will be ot Ful- The funeral will -be he -at the Wyoming: Taft 6, Ike 6 In approved by the national conven- raid said debris was blown 800 feet The motion to make the nomina4 The Murray Gift Shier). located ton and Madisonville at Owensboro. hazel Methodist Churcriaat 2:30 to- Alaska: Taft 2, Ike I will tion yesterday along rith the rest into the air and that smokaa reach- lion unanimous was made by. Sen. - the National Hotel huildine. Hopkinsville will take on the morrow with Bro. Cecil Page and Development In Dist. of Columbia 'raft 6 of the party's 1952 campaign plat- ed a height of four thnusalSd feet. atm: John Bricker of Qbros be reopened Monday, July 14 after Paducah Chiefs at Pasiticah and Bro. Morrison ofticiattng. Hawaii: Taft 4. lks-t. ,Warren 1 'form. The raiders hit enti-telik guns, staunch Taft adman-ter. being closed for two weeks for Union City will be at Jackson. Burial will be in the :emetery-at Stove Plant Strike Puerto Rien: Taft 3 ruber and inanition factories, The motion was seconded by I AS redecoration, stated Mrs. W. -P. Paris. Tennastea, The Miller Fun- Virgin Islands: Ike I Senator William Knewland, the Roberts. the shop's owner. truck and tank repair shops. and League All eral Home is in charge of ar- No developments have taken head -of the California deiegation, Many new items will be shown Hazel FFA Boys Kitty Communist military headquarters. rangements. place in the strike whi:t has stop- who spoke in.benalf Californir- In the newly decorated shop. The Above the bombers, more than oI To Attend School Star Team Selected ped all work at the Murray...Manu- Vital-Statistics On Governor Earl Warren. /tore has been completely redone 100 American Sabre Jets and Aus- facturing Company. . The convention ,roared its ap!. with the new floor, show eases, For Officers MAYFIETA9, Ky.- Stiffly It (UP) tralian meteor jeta flew protective Special Services The strike-is going Pita its third proual of tile motion. fixtures and Walla, With the cover. Twelve tomMuniast Mitts Organized Bedlam — light -The Kitty League All-Star team 'Week. with apparently nn hopes ecloring of tried to do battle but were driven cool green. The officers of the Hazelchap- has been selected which will meet Planned At Almo for breaking th- deadlock forsee- Mrs. Norman Klapp will be in -off. ter of the Future Farmers of the league-leading Fulton Lookouts ebbe. Day Old Infant. charge of the shop. The owner CONVENTION HAI,l a Chicago , America will .1e.wa Monday morn- in the_ennual game July 16. Allied officiais say the te'id was Special services will be held at The reason for the ettrke by the wishes everyone to come a3y and Hardinsburg. July 11 lariai-Viail statistics on ing at 5:00 m. far The All-Star outfit was selected bigger than the recent attack oil the Almo Church of Christ on CIO union is said to be over a Dies% Thursday see the new shop folleyeaTe their the organized oedlem which ac- Kentucky where they will attend by a vote of official scorers, sport- the North Korean power dams on Sunday, July 13 disagreement as to the meaning of reopening. companied nominating speecies the State officers training school. writers and managers. Children from the Orphans Home 000.10ga ruling. The' company the Yalu River. They also report an last night at the :IQF convention. The school will continue through Catchers Jack Hall of Owens- at Spring Hill. Tenn., will con- advance notice when an 'Robert 1.tttchell Cannady. one- that the enemy capital had been demands Taft-six-minute demonstration July la. boro. and Bob Rand of Paducah. duct the services tri;:-be held at -employee wishes to be absent. day. old infant son at Mr and Mrs. TV VirsVers Given permitted to increase is strength before the nominating speech: 31 Thyme-attending will be James received the most votes, in the the church at 11 a.m. and 20 while the union iffaests that this is Mason Cannady of Murray. died and attipplies untif it made a profi- minutes aftarathe, speeeh. It took Treat -Last Night laugh Stewart. president; Bobby ballotine. Everett Robinson of Mr.a. p. in. necessary. • at the Murray Hospital Thuraday, table military taaget - not 16 mm's' minutes fo.• the crowd to Cole, vice ; president; Richard iSIN1Ville was chosen as manager of Dinner will be served at the _a it noon The allies had dropped thousands quiet down for - Larry Kerley gave television JaMes. seclitaCY; .1.33n Poynter. the team. .• noon hour. tbeafirst seconding Graveside services were con- of leaflets giving tees civilians speech. viewers a treat last night on the treasurer: Jimmy Foster, teporter Here is the rennindcr of [he All- weeks of 'Warning that the 'raid The congregation of the" church Guest Speaker To ducted at the Elm Greve cemetery court house lawn and in front of They will be accompanied by the Star line*: was coming. But the Ned radio at invites the public to 'attend these Preach At First Wan:en-Three 'minutes before this morning at 10730 with the his store. chaptet advisor Carmed Parks. - nest base,' Bill Forbes. Hopkins- Pyangyang ignores thi: to accuse special services. the speech: 13 mlnutas after the Max H. Churchill Funeral Home Staskn, ' A large number of - citizens While there the boys will learn ville; second bas',' attains the allies of "mtirderin za what it Christian Church speech: seven minutes before sec- in charge. watched the pia-weer-lines of the the duties and responsibititiea of Unieln City: third base, Howard calls "the peaceful Noeth Korean LOCAL WEATHER REPORT onding speeches caubJ -begin. Survivrfrs are his parents: tveo, Republican Convention no the TV their chapter otters and will work Harkin;, Owensboro: shortstop, Ken The tollowing is the 12 noon :eta- Mr. Ed Coffman will bring the sisters. Carolyn Kay and Threaaa people." . Eisenhow-CT-Six minutes before set in the court yard which has on a program for the corning year Myer, Mayfield: ..outfielders Joe servation, trona the M [nay State messaie- Sunday morning at the speechi 42 minutes after speech; Cannady. Murray: one- brother, a' portable antennae, and on a set for the local chapter. Segrest, Paducah. Jack' Rotheri- In the latest puce development, College Weather Station: First Christian Church. Mr. Coff- four minutes to suiside ter second- Jackie Mason Cannady. Murray: placed in front of the store, In addition to the scenoline they }muster. Union City; and Art Saba the Red radio at Pei sing has told Present tempei attire 8P degrees. man preached at the church last ing speeches. grandparentd, Mr. and Mrs Shel- ' Reception was cies i last night will receive a good pert of the ulsky. Hopkinsville; pitchers Char- the UN to stop what it calls "bar- Highest yesterday E6 dc gives. Sunday and was well received by ton Cannady . and Mr and Mrs. and a good picture of the conven- time will be devoted to recreation. 1(.5 Rainey, MadiSoMalle; Don gaining with the lives of prison- Low last,, night 69 dettrees. the coneregatiom StaF:sen ..,Three minuies before Mark Elkin of Murray: great tion coked be iteen,adth, the nomi- The school has 'one -if the -best Hord. Paducah. andiMike Connvan. er'". It says the UN must accept Barometric presstge 29.62. 'Thb churth has no regular pas- speech: a6out hairs •minute after grandbarents. Bob Cannady. Mar- ..... ,nating officials in sharn.focus and swimming pools in the state which Jackson. the Commaniat demand for the Relative humidity 38 per cent. tor at the present. Mince Rev. Rob- ape 'iii shall county. Mr. and. Mrs. Coy the pandemonium that followed was built by 'an of the chapters Utility men are Nick Ferrante. .'forcible repatriation of all cap- Wind from the southwest at four ert Jarman accepted, d'position in t MacArthur-roar minates before Elkins, Paris, Tenn.. and..1ke Bur.;. clearly visible. in thPstate. Mayfield and Lee Valades,Jackson. tives. 4 miles 'per hour. South Carolina. speech; 32 Minutes after speech. ton, Murray.

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PACE TWO _ THE LEDGER & TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1952 FRIDAY, RI MURRAY, KENTUCKY

is spend- d,-y dinner guest At lite Clew., dinner guests of the Stoma who Miss Donna Thurma1! THE LEDGER & TIMES" -her goandmoiner. l now reside in Mtunnor in: a week -with Pels1.1;,HEI) HY MURRAY ROUTE S Murray A woes • t meetings begin Sun- rt-BLtsitreG COMPANY Mr- and Mrs •.;rogari and baby. Mni tans Thus mini. ii' - son of day. July la. art.ew Provalen,..• ...alsolidation of Tte : • I CillovCay Tones, .and The Mr. and Mrs. Clovis "Jrubbs ana Judy tlaylon Jaci.o.ai and 1 visiting ter Church of Christ. Bro. Charley onnes-lierad. (Set Vest Januars :on, and Mrs. tiLav liniblis were Huston, Teo,:• an' CLAI at- naylni WTIT1Se flillng The--preaca t•, IO41 NEWS - . Sunday nicht callers of Mr. and r ii ruts. Mr. . and • Mrs. Henry 31 I -Mrae-4.11.--.1a4F-4130---- gi..,eyhody invtted__1.1 - 114ra-6er:wee Line lie. et - ar- ' - S Pi2131..!SREIT •seTwo nice showers last week and .have been Mr. and Mrs OVs FtI- Mr. end Mrs. Tayles ,Sinith an, th.n• yesterday u making well rived home -front ;1 OSA in Texas FOR R the, and Patsy. Mrs. Ellis Shoe- Mr. and Mrs. Euel -Irogan and f,astern alrinisierve „ ..iuvertisnig, Letters corn and tobacco Monday and hav • pm-chased the to the Editor. Lad on around I maker and dauLliters. Mrs. Joe - Noble Simmons uf. Khrtll route _ r Public Vince here pretty TrZsnith.ln place on Route • Regular ...rus whin apnoea are not for the beet interest good. Early gardens Buchanan, Jessie Stor:. Mrs. An- Wolter and 157011 RENT: 3 t Hanihn Aleta -nsited Mr. Mrs. Clov:s iier,Xasstiiir,. and iiiisteres were burne 1 up be- nie Harmon and son. Mrs. thit 3, They visite d :des lenNortn 5th I. • Grogiin Tuesday. . Tuesday fore the rain. Barton end Miss Anne Mar,:h.oll Monday Mo., Smith was a regular .• No illness to report and the cool - - /Olt 'RENT: Thu Th. 71o. St'ar .clapter 1 • .)CLITI07. weather Saturday night and Sun- f,,.1 lashed. Hi] • -sea TlONAL -REl-ts ESE-NT:, - - . . \1:...2-E \VIT:11.R. O., 13ns cloy gave us a good rest from the decorated. See tsrStat.- Memphl.s. Ten/. : I. • !Veiling t New Yuri,. 307 N Itichuga heat. . Ave. MaSt•LIC Hal!. ' see. dlicago: BO tioiystoe Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lamb were FOR SALE: Us, tab's. Euva Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs: Dave Harmon and son.• horsepower . es. lbIntraninniVinit as • "--motor in pprfe patron. .prinii MT tial Mrs.-WAY- Siteele- aria. . Second Class Mane.: nieces, t,,• bought righi 'lit, rqui,;.r. Paulette am.: Susie Steel, Employees Side were week end visitors of The. Nana colonic te ifir-BiattIPTIOM RATES: Carr•a mor Mr. and By e in s..y. * ea_ week a.. Plans were Almous --91-.. Mrs. Ella FOR Jacinth 65e. n Calloway and adjoining counties, Members and per year. $3 50: else- Evans also spent part .-f last week ober*. 0.50. with the n.,11 SALE--7 City. Pion: o Ahnous Steelss. Mr. and I In, small ba. at ax-tinny Mrs. George Linville FRIDAY. II. 1972 spent Friday North 16th. N The next n July 4 with Mr. and Mrs. In the fall of 1951 the employees of Murray Manufacturing e,,I1 1437-W held on Tue. D. C. Laycock, Mr. and Mrs. Lemon Thompsen o.(clock in tt wens afterncon Company became dissatisfied with the Union then representing them callers. scnic HAI. 1 They handicap to his chance Mrs. May NLRB to hold an election to de- NO" Call Him Quiet age-74 years-any Grubbe ehited Mr. and and in December 1951 petitioned the Freddie. DOES not consider his presidential nomination, Vice President Albeit Barb Mrs. William Gruobs over the Democratic termine our bargaining representative. On March 29, 1952, the HOUSE-AblU Don Ha Washington, adding no Democrat should be no weekend. s reporters in noy Inning doni New Deal and Fair Deal." (international Bobby Joe Smith spent Sunday plant, as a result of which 432 voted Hosts . oho "repudiates the NLRB did hold an election in the Rid >our prem But Don't Let Name Fool You with Bobby Adams, and Lowell Grubbs for UAW-C10, 49 voted for other representation and on April 8, as flys. roache, At The flutehieson. 'can. tize spent Sunday afternoon with the boys. Sam Kelley to 1 don't Liver the Mr. and Mrs. Aub- 1952. the NLRB certified the UAW-CIO as our representative. Menand . I nitre- PTI-Ss Hutch ' rey Adams, check your hon -lc • Thgee ate • eV. ono. - Mr. .and. Mrs. George mville, iset4 let ter -1'•• ' ch.,r.stes 111;•St BLV., and the boy, called on When the contrack expired on March lit the fire works ru n • • yolk'. home. Cal : earns! Mr. and Mrs. Odell Lamb and Friday. Jul: i .Peakiint. the system dies, cutting South 13th. Str children and Mrs. Bessie Giles, started. The company began shipping out the rates &hew - •'2hIs aS a ter.t5 break down tc •171 . LINEup --- A - who was visitiren - - • "I'll try to. ger with 4.N1';.:• the Lambs, late and taking bonuses in addition to laying off men and attempting to AVAILABLE: b.) the grou utitiay afternoth ri-eular ---111Teup with sit shufflins; ,. dr.:tan, Salary an Those pr.: r 32-vearo, a By United Press' Mr. and Mrs. Euel Urogan and make,one man do the work which two men had formerly done and Retail Sales Y Wan, _ :11 1.players around."' ' in Another full schedule of'baseball daughters have moved to the Eerl and Mrs. B Holotonacin's Last act as manager at th same time take a cut in pay. le, not compul quesnenablc is on the Netts torts's% with most Slum home. They were the Sunday Sandris• chirige tnnhing. rule& Writing-Box : 33 ,• rs and he's' cif rhe activity set for the afternoon. - - -- Mars) laid down by Rolle - %F.-ere gre..tly sota, epen This is a prof' P.".rs. la the Ameri.an Leagne, Detroit golf tourney hits the ,',lased. secculd round After the first meeting with the Company-on April 17, 1952, ine right man- Mr. and plays a doubleheader Boston, todly.. Ileth fired 1:realcne has The appeintnisid of Hutch as at eight-under - par 64's yesterday Murray Manufacturing shipped 56 stove dies to th,ohays! mai.rstcr SL Louis is•at N•2•N lerk and Company their Alice Burt avus warmly -rei.e.ved by while Ted Kroll ,,n0 Lary Middl.;- re:-46"4"Ithts• Cittenett-Pr-ist Wlish- Huritphries n,uniy, I Deirna playerL- .-7m cioneiy ctiff were taking second with (Li's. Mansfield, Ohio, plant, called a meeting with all employees aria- inCon and Clevelassd Philadel- 77111, 7errdet: •Mrs. Lee 1 • els - 's'nh1:-'-cl,sinT'ungsters le..ving school Owners still are phia. In the National 1....•ague, New see:Tying about told them the dies were being shipped for re-tooling in anticipation , ...a for suntrner vacati, n trying to line-up iii!ht house on love tlut n'oric is af- Pittsaurah. Bcston at' Lightweight rid- eis for tomorrow's of a new model, but while the company and union were working ..Anj Cincinnati.. Brooklyn Chicag_ 10-thousand dol- on : !..erri: oci7rf wider Vic Wertz lar gold cup classic at pr - Hollywoed .a sin, contract, the 'die* were kiss, used in Mansfield to - .. --fk-71651K "Yffint • crobabiy -eut produce_ of re,-ccIns great," L.r nigh:. game In 3-esterday's Urban( adds ot the race because of Il fever, 10 parts which were shipped back to Murray. Employers laid men off, d get ; .ouhpau Arnexican Leasue .4ar_.es. Chicano Td Gi.y. Watch us to oil Ct.:, ...... so.. ..111 i.e curly Iris p:s- took -a twin bill inzlirashing- and the men in the and 1-‘tttoL M_ _ nnelc. !NI pc-annia ' press shop who had been on piece work were • with .relat ' r • ,hiotie ILES. 7.-inothii.e- -anii -4-2. Yew York . . . 12th & I fur. !Latch; chips. reduced .to an hourly dipped St. Leilta 10-2, Philadelphia rate, seriously impairing their take-home pay Telepho r St1.•rtstop 13eiry. -You can French Middleweight Charnpi0,1 Mi. and ns At Ck-V e.:aild 11-1 nd Detrod o•-•. on. that.. Robert Villemain and Carl ()non all because the parts were made in Mansfield and not in Murray. No. I Grade their sue: wi.s rained-out :At B...etori. In the • Trgers are ;hulling.. Thy f- Honolulu tapec-off ith shadow Doors as lc •Natienal Lealue; gt. 1.ouis beat After the contract was signed the dies we:-e :hipped hack but with- si their lirst two -slaets under boxing today in preparation for pel (.1 Ph.laiielpina. Cincmaati 'rap- en- new manasrer mai are mak- their 10-rounder in S..ii Francisco out being re-tooled as the employees viere led to believe. Mew 0 I ped Boston 5-3. Intisbargh beat slg first scriatts •iiid 7t week.; tsmorrow night Olson now New York 6-4 in 12 awnings and rnntIP a tate- the cellar.. slim iavorite. 18-101. On April 17, beet - 1952, the Union and the company met to nego- We Ara Happy to Anonunce That .1.1.;•-eal-one-h, If natnes..Ch. Ac."g" tiate a new Oars. I •ad between DatiEiit iced s•entli annual contract and the employees had faith that we Ronnie • St • beets. To.-seedel Viz Scixus of Plipla- would get a good one SP and we did after 163 hours. On June 18, core., thi two-ea:no attapes., roams Broca Johnoof of hct 'Tay at Mr. Lester. IN arkman ,troak enuals Lkno.t's longest. 1952, the contract was tentatively agreed to and proof read. sprieg Lake. N..".1 Jersey, • :o• d in the Sit.( aie.rusr-finids,p1 the fe Al we wring lake Ho!artrl'Iret,ilY Stand Play- rns.tat.ido tenras t t-rite.ic today. Sid ST • All r. 'nears. C _ On June 19th a ratification meeting was held in the Court NO .4 Now Employed as Our But he Schio;olz York plays Tony 6. a.clic Returning with is Mead Mechanic. sat th: .k U4 la AC 1 CAMS t..k th. rnatend Vaicerd ut New Ycak the other House in Murray, Kentucky, his hoine.tiewn Kitty League where the contract was read to the local ndell dads his le rinatte:-Itnal Mr. Workman Invites All Friends match. billy' Talbert T• ao L. Pet. sweetheart. Me of His ,•• Use Luniain Union. The agreement and rules were accepted, the company thus er. he'd spent Gardna: --Mulioy won their Fulton 41 21 a bid 'club .61.11 • .1 on a inurdei quarterfinal matence y•sierday. Paducah informed and all parties ratified lest his narr to Come in to Sea 1-1.m. • •I,• ad 30 .545 the contract by proper signature. fully artti.1 Union City .17 31 .544 warRan, as '.t.r.•-e, IS secondary , f kr4 -, arCialer 1 Gwensbern 35 34 50-, a ;•oa. if., nine, "FLe P.ttsairet Pirates 'base op- in love wish Bit ,1111adiitoneilic The issue involved in this -work stoppage to eaglet lit. od FiRcter lionno. Kline tt is plant rule No. to Jackat ri I.erwdWa5 et • . Bu.gtiinon. Niartn Cal,1- ;Ins. of - Use 1 which reads "Personal absence without 'permission or notification" r.. h supporter I Byrd and iohnsn Manopyiklienidsvilie 214 39 419 n g Gun play Mow. ...1....no,i:naa,i. League tae -nourrecalfirurfnor e. is printed in • .sto.ra 1.eonis bet 26 40 -.391 the back of the contract ,and also appeared recently in Wealthy W Ira wino !nC. y .4.:n toe Mentes. Pittsburnh the also newspaper. The company was informed at that time th • em- htnt z niaoise the p. relsis.• of Cats in , to seek an a‘r .61Y1 ployees would come ..,'•I ind .u.• rit. the Cr.:Hest...la elm? in to work under that rule BUT the company Your Desoto 633 CHAPTER ic -Plymouth Dealer • Sauna Atlantic Leagsze insists that the rule be changed 3427• .sru to read, "Persol;a1 Absence without iFlY carne .1.c:64•:r7vicakitY17111114181111111(k 43 35 5'1 ' advance notification 1 Molise suoldt 1-4 1 3, West Main . I ..e R. kis Al Resanink 141.1"471 22 and receiving permission." o Escnecli- SPht iladelphia 35 42 .4.151 i‘es had said it n. • o do. C.,111.4-ina and Veteran Henry Cincinnati 34 44 the actual s \I urrav,-1(entu -c ky - - • R ,r. or St. .Anirews, Illineis. Boston - tang surprise. 1 40 47 .390 Furthermore, this rule was s ;rt.." (.k;c1 ter lest changed without the knowledge p hill, a vcrital as the 15- PittsburghLe 54 .272 . - • noi dHis .,•-• • arn_ 22 C7 consent of the brick and timb St Paul. - Union which is required by Article XV, Section 3, ver seen so ma which reads as follows: eilooked the 1 lgtw York - • 40 re 913 stance away t Chicago • -' ' ":lo. 41 34 11-5 "The Its. Cleveland 42 34 company will inform the union of any -That's it-1T I Washington 39 36 520 ! changes in existing rules nch, mister. Ti Beaton . J9 2ft 520 and regulations or man with done f 'r Philadelphi 33 37 4 .1 the establishment you of stiffener wmit bifT.,car.er-Fr?ayloads you new rules and regulations Blaine want a St bail. Dodge 49 .410 - before such here'll Thatch,- la trout 49 .238' changes are made effective" * * "17p at the hoo "Then ride to e For bigger payloads. choose a Dodge 'Job -Rated- Yesterday's Results We believe truck-Ys- th•ough Murray Manufacturing Company should abide by Rallies shook Kitty League _ on't do It that the regulations in the same -Jols:Pcifecl" engineering makes it possible for you Paducah 7-1. al dill. 1-0 manner and to the same extent they ex- -u get an ap to had more with Limon the right Dcdge truck for your City 12. ON' i.,soorv 4. pect and demand of their employees, K.-or an In needs. Fulton 7. Hopkinsvine 4. t one." Jackson I. Mayfield 4. Blain laughed. I.e. ns.:ri etwoonteelly, too, because of such Siefge Cult" as.santoges as lightweight aluminoin-alloy 1952, Mr. Lamb Asisrlaaa League got forty ni Mslans and others. . stated Inlhaat nstoatemmeef:tnitn New York 10. St. LL,Ullt 2. -grehlealtd":bdeetno Itihel.d paresncls noneo e was planned when fiances sa d Squinted to For smeother power, extra h;a 1L :I',le-. land 1. 'in (act on June lead protection, gyrol 27th the Union together with their International hey. won't likt Shad Deve is acailablit on ',a-, C:inatm 24. Wasisim•te-n Ye-, 1-ton and Representatrve mister. Neill RitiAe-ifen- Made I.. Den oit at Boston, tam.. • - met with the company in an effort to ,settle the Blalse lifted issue but the Como in far a employers would not discuss anything until the y had ater. "If any( demareerotior.-and an extra good National -Lowrie 45611 -----• all get the nr St. Lfild.i In.-1 conferred with their "httnrripht... 3. lawyer.. Raikes saute( Ch.ca: 7. Brook"si 6. •kerl up the r e2trat weight distribution. I.h.lge short vrli.elbrule Pittsburgh 0. New York 4. mg ft beide .ht to tie csrried on 0,3 July 7th .the front ..81e.. the employees requested Mayor George Hart to Blalse aignale( 17.o•' co- • tt-' .o• is ItaaLsit-f wri Today's -Gausses her forward and .arrange a ins riders app fz .-:t s. mos (tic:Lei., _ -11Iitty Leagot- em•eting between the company and the union, which he you can haul bigror loads and halted , • Cincinnati 5. Boston did. Mr. liar t informed iKat the company was them.when a - _ Union City at J .ekson. _ the etimleyees ready tarn. The right locia-cerrying vnis. Mayfield at lain mi. to meet any time but 'We selyeii ear Fram'e;itirha. and other--It- • - at a later hour the company notified the Union "What's w r' 11T111 111111 s'..riY 111.1. I.14 :ire -../oh-RaforI"‘on 144idge. HI pkinsvitie at Ire.durah. • 'that they rply. F. iFt"is.i•r.zinecriC1 would not meet with them, and had nothing to discuss. -Faro, *kW to protle stA:ngth and capacity MadisonYTIFe-at ourcis,oro, ilab-gited' '11.11111-7.• tikes suckcc trucks." r Md. in support yoiiir load. All_are The Union sari "Job-Redid" ' ----- is -still ready, willing and anxious to meet at any time, • 11777.sUris toge*.lsc•r, . • wants to ta Natieeral League 'But why he CAIINIFY, Manage: Brookiya-at-Camwei • Labium .Y6- .1; 4 I: ?" -,,.,,•,.,,,,0. Ttis right load-moving units. You geL.an ur.ptin, that's vs. Raziertell •2•2. - Regarding the cancellation of the contract with the War De- 'The gent," •. . 0-- rtor. tvl:tt bigger New York at Pitotiersh_•Jun. mb toward ' ' Seri a• 1,,v/ e at. In fact. all load-rn, ng partment, much has Management of units 1,,etuts HP .7-5r o r Hearn 9-2. es. Dick been Gaud by the Murray Man- a quick wa: Tack nlene lts,vtar Co. t.•'• 1s1t • ulerwm"'""u". 'arc' engineered to i5-131. ufacturing Mister, ai Roc:, tees's! nv., totggeflo.odii. Company RUT they faThed to state the whole story, if our has } _ . Br.stim at Cin nrin• it S. U wrong?" • information is 7-9, vs Church.-i1 3. l'esk correct, to the effect that there has been no cancella- No," Blaise ki 16-il. tion by tile boss Nisei 6'6'y. ../7 _ov,rovefromthbei... grivernment but that the company had chosen of its own Philadelphia ie tn Louis niant on -claimed accord to .• Rotnots rjj-fn es m 13-51 or reseent the obligation and such action, was at no • time c him." ske's fate hi Ilraile 46-10. forced upon 11,0B, Murray Manufacturing Company. If however,- our ins- ouch, btki - - - - pressiiihs are , eyes ('en 4E144 American Lens* ?rot'correct then we, the employees, stand ready to lend realized thi tarn tiornie 1' M 47-9ssio.,0 every fiSitiniance a bit he. -St. Loins at NeW at our command in' loading and returning all govern- Rear• es In liko t .1-11 vs Lnpat ment property concerned in the generator contract. art to figh basreii .1 0,istrin e softly. TAVL(''%.140‘41 'tile. vs. Parnell 15-a MOTOR mater, we COuc elovi land ot r, Lan Monts 301 5. 4th Street. L.•.. ov Employees, one calls tl Phone Murry Manufacturing Co. ga in hii s,. 1000 V.' ionet&i-... n• runner. I Unbann • Pa let fiel.: start pullmi

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11, 1952 FRIDAY, JULY 11r1952 TEE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FIVE the Georse son, of Buchanan. begin Sun- .1 Mr. and litra Harokt Ray and 3c per Ford Coupe BUCHANAN Provielense word, minimum °barge children And Mr. and Mrs Tilman ro. Charley 50c for 17 words. Tansy cash in Clayton and son %vole Sunday af- preichin4.. CLASSIFIED S. and ternaots visitors of- Mr. and A - lter. -MIK Sirs. Millie Altbn D advance for each heaMiiii. Is Kicked invited 1..vi claiklren, from- ilightand Park,, Nator Clayton and Mrs. - , There Berth. ,,are visiting Mrs. Alton's! Lamle FOR RENT parents. Mr. and Mrs Jess Morgan, jirogan ant KENTUtd-BELLE cl large, ciews arid .1,,fine Around Mr. dud Mrs.,itudie Alton and and Other relatives here. iipzel route uinner, with are enjoyable time for children and Mr. and Mrs. lee Mrs. Clovis Olt RENT: 3 unfurnished ruuras all. Mrs. Floed live In Faris, Term. Dimeii awayiGotalierr awnedremMrsond oea Mn. -Frew---e-- Rosa &yea. 41.21NorUl 5th Street J 1 ip Flood is a sister at Friday morning. H a survived HeYbritgfiAtltvoinsitand • There's one star at MGM ;lief:. News .Bell. by two daughters, Mrs. Alma Dee Three been kicked around by saine of TOR .RENT: repont apt, on- Mr. and .Mrs. Ames McCarty of McCormick and Mrs. Mary Merrill, Hello. guests, the mostimportant players in Holy- children. -Brownie famished. lint water newly N. 13th. street had as their both of Michigan, and .a son, John- - decorated. See at 1621- Farmer _ Kentucky---Bell returned home Mrs. McCarty's father and mother wood. Ave. IP Thursday and oh my did it feel from Dever; Tenn., a sister from ...It's a 1841- Ford coupe that's'heen good to get honueegeen. Thought Ft. Henry, Mrs. Sallie Martin, and in more movies- than Clark Gable, SALE: FOR Used IMO Model 14 .1 hate to take off from work for [al sister from Granite City. and that's proof that all tn.?. char- Far The Beat In Radio Entertainment liorsepuwer Evenrude outboard t really like my Job. and all the 'Mrs. Jackson and dattilater. ?Lax- asters in pictures don't drive long, • muter pprfect coeditiorr. Ceti people I-meet. but it -got -so hot: - sleek, black limousines: b, bought right Call 1401-W J17c 108 degrees, I couldn't take the i Mr. and 'Mrs. J. C. Hale minted The car is called George by its --wif ti. My wark and he home of Ur an-i-Mrs.-Annasekeepee, epsn____peeeKqe _WNBS 13 FCRUSALE- blood. I almost passed out two McCarty Sunday atLrnoon. Mrs. trensportation department. Enuck days on the job, so i thought it McCarty's brother tram Model, is in charge of all the cars used in, SALIg-T tOR room house wi 'best to take off for a while. I got Tenn. spent the night with them. the studio's pictures, about 40 of Phone bath, small basement. Large lot. word to come back anytime and Junior McCarty has been on the bfft George is his favorite. North 10th. Near college. MOO I will have work. sick list for the past :hree weeks, The now beat-up :car was new Is .11 1437-W JI2p Mrs.. Frank but is improving new. and shiny when Robert Taylur Hale, who no's been Saturday, July 12, 1962 very ill, was rushed to the hospi- Mr. and Mrs. Earl '...Men of St. raced it on the back lot for a scene RAY MILLA.ND makes an arrest in Indian territory in tal in Evansville, Tergiday. Louis, Mo., visited selatives in in "Johnny Eager.' Keenan Wynn 8:01) Farm Fair Luncheon_Music NOTICE Mrs. Myrtle Spinks and son, and Murray and Calloway county over .pushed the car's accelerator to the 8:15 Farm Fair 1:00 All Star , the week end. this scene from "Bugles In the Afternoon," the William HOUSEAthi SP-RININ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Todd and son, floor in "Lost Angel." Hymn'Time 1:25 St. Louis game te 3:30 James, if The Ford had a starring role in Sports Parade 3:30 Postcard Parade Cagnay Production for Warner Bros. The Technicolor o w being done tie Sam Kelley. Summered were Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. .2. Hale and r:45 !ci night the picture. "Mystery Street." 7:00 News 3.:45 Postcard Parade film opens Sunday at the Varsity Theatre. Rid your premises of pests such guests of Mrs. S'-'inks' and daughter called at the home of Mr.. George got a bullet hole in his 7:05 Clock Watcher 4:00 Postcard Parade to 5:00 8, as flys, roaches nd moths. Call Todd's sister, Mrs J. C. Sim- Mr. and Mrs. Ray johnson Sunday mons, tupholstery, and this saved Marshall 7:15 Clock Watcher 5:00 Sports Parade Sam Kelley today. He will also and Mrs. Simmons on N. afternoon. Puzzle mrc. K.tip sir. and 5:15 Teatime Topics Answer to Yesterday's check your home tot eillliUTES. 13th'Street. m,.jThompion from the electric chair to 8:00 and made a hero of 'tear a on- 8:00 News ._.• 5:30. Music for Saturday • Don't let termites unarm-nee A big. birthday (Ruler was given Bobby Dunn were, late Tuesday ks Unarm in the script. 8:15 Chapel Hymns 5:45 Music for satutday ACROSS 29-01rits name sour home. Call Kelley Produce, SundayrJune 39, for Mr: and Mrs. evening visitors of Mr. Emrnila 30,—Turits suite For that picture George also 8:30 Mystery Shopper 6:00 News es South 13th. Street. phone 441 TM Everett Bucy at their hozir in Brown on Main street• in Evans- 31—Proposition seas run into a 20sfekat.pool, covered' 8:45 leen Griffin 6:45->W•ayne King 1—C4—Muotre ancient 32—Hebrew letter Evansville, Ind. A Lrge crow and ville. 5--(lirl'a 33—Sheets of glass 41VAILABLE: Pose: ei as Ala mud and.then retrieved by a 9:00 Morning Moods -615 Music In Waltz Tir113 :- name to for sales- a•fine dinner. Everyoiie seernied to ix=-Fi-ed. t dank 31-120111ineeney winan, Salary and or commission. Mr, Dais Anderson of N. 13th is grappling hook: But a crew of 9:15 Morning Moods 6:30 Western Caravan ea-laress material 35—Chooses id injoy themselves very mucli, I 37—Female horses . teen from the studio prop shop e9:30 Frank Foeba 6:45 Western Caravan. , Retail Sales expere ice desirab- jaiii.Gtotogdway iro13thMcmfwy ill at this writing. 14— Evictoriousmerge :32—Writing fluids le, not compulsory. Reply 011 Memphis rave George a cleaning and a new 9e15 Public Service Show 7:00 Western Caravan 39—Man's Another big birthday dinner was Mrs. Garfield Todd •.2 nickname 10:00 Morning Moods 7:15 Music for You writing---Box 32-W. Age 25-0. given Sunday for Martin Flood is now visitina relatives and 1 - 44-Food from This is a profilitile opening for County.I gr e w tir1' :T gtrh:k:er Ford also was the get-away 11:30 Favorite Vecals 7:30 Guest Star :15-7-11.8R4t:Muerneatarh214.1.4411t:n . wen- friends in Calloway mammal .41—la of i2, the right man-- tIc EARTHQUAKE STRIKES Oh, my, *how time ooes fly and car far Sterling Hayden and Jean 11:45 Favorite Vacals 7:45 Here's to Vets IS-Chinese tailless Asphalt Jungle" 3:00 News- 8:00 Off the Recosd to 9:0A 10--Plant or ilry 45—Wooden ship sir how people can change their looks. as-Web-footed Wanted By United- Press metonead_rayagcLfrieuda la Gainble"T dIrtmye e the Ford in "To 12:00 Local News 9:00 Plattertime to 10:00 ,-Mwntown Los Angeles hasbhéii- Please A.Lady." Katharine Hepburn 1205 Ky, News 10:00 news nta--thretk4alftfit:r:sl ys na-T 4-5:--blegr42 ,, ad up with, and 'school mate at Mt. t6—Rabidt , 450_9—Raonince step , Dow WANTED-Practical n.irsing an shaken by a mild earthquake. sat behind his wheel in 'Tat. And 12:10 World News 10:15 Listeners Reouess .o Pleasant Monday afternoon, Mrs, 11:00 17—Mottled 1 —Deface on light house week Phope 1137R Police said they have received Mike." And now Jane. Gre:a- Jr 12:15 Noontifne •11:00 sign off til—'rhoree-toed ,1,--- litat•MUslc: Eve Ray. before Miss Eve sloth as written 2—Po'in flop no reports of casualties or dam- Wheelang the ear around for a new 12:30 Noontime Frolics , 3—Lying in the on Adams. She. knew rre, but I did West age The quake struck abortLy • be- comedy: "You For Me." t ot know her. We had a nice chat 1 23 e 5 la 7 9 i H 4—Shteol;k• fore 3 ami. EDT. into I—Lengthy ice and talked over-things from child- The ear hos been off the lot Sunday, Jul) 13, 1852 --Residents of -pearl)), Long Beach 04 6—Excavate Urban G. Starks hood. real trate only once. Van JOhn-, 2 la 7—Spanish a r Het* If, said the quake was preceded by son drove the car In "Three Guys 7:00 Favorite Quartets 4.45 Music mr Sunday 8— Molliftes and Son 7:15 Favorite Quartets 9—Become alert re an -explosion-like sound. In Comp- Everett Bucy of Eeansville Named Mike." The actor liked the 500 Protestant Hour IS — le e".s/It 18 la-0111mo r, 12th & Poplar St. ion. Calif., police said- they re- building a nvw home. Guess' he'll Ford so much he drove it to twirli 7:39 News 5:15 Protest ant Hour 11--irollect Jun ol '7:45 Melody Five 5:30 faets ay Telephone 1142 ceived telephone calls from resi- -ere how hot these old days well be; c ne day at swanky Romanuff's Rest- Valentine Studio . It—Carry were 8:00 Melody Five /Z. . Flush Gum dents who thought prowlers I'll go n( w. See you again soon., aurant. George the Ford was sur- 5:45 Uppei Room \r/.::".::5 Li z I • —Burma road SF. No. 1 Glade 8:15 Melody Five 2o 21 trying to break in when windows rounded' by Cadillacs and Jaguars, '6:00 News —CO W boy pants Doors as low as $7.20 -.Ks !lucky Bell 8:30 Ceen Plains Church of 1 th- rattled. -.------;: 6:15 Harding College (colloo Christ 22—Hin4u queen 6:30 Dinner Music . ..7/ 23—Tricks GRADING TROUT EGGS 7://...51 -.‘ 900 liazel Mates Church 6.45 Gospel Quartet 24—Lift FOR EXPa.RT 2S—Takts one's . ; TASK 0:13 'Bethel Quartet 7:00 so- Protestant Hour part 8.30 Bethel Quartet rr—Trousers • SPRINGVILLE, Utah tUPi _ 7:15 Protestant 4 8•45 test Methodist Strode, Hour So , e3 RANGE vs/LE-LEI.:Dean 1,... iSkinnyi Johnson is an 7:30 Waltz Time ././ 23—rounder of 41, • SPANISH 'Schee& 18, expert who. earns ha living in a 746 -Waltz Time fa 39 PennaYlinlos/a 1,19...S1t.Lee E . . . 10:00 First Methodist Church 34—Vehicle (=. uniquewey. 36—Connects ' 8:00 First Marais: church Ser specialty 'a tint of a Sehoo: 7.i 42. .ii 44 57—Measuring Johnion's. vices to ii,iti 10.15- Music for You to :0:50 9:00 device • 1:Icier-outer of 'bad eggs from 44 , 1. 19—Foundation , . 10:50 Church Services liS b -17 SYNOPSIS ''his Is between rise and 's ...I. 411j sena. sir," Blaise tout ti aya., ' - . 9:00 Musical Interlude 40—Chart art to 12:00 ^ 41—Macaw Peturning with 04 buddy Hal er," filaise said. "We can settle it." said stubbornly. "1 bought it Al employee of -the Springville 9:15 Memorial Baptist Church , 42—Witty mans has California, Claim: l:00 Sunday Serenade to I:2.e a 0.41,e-lk.rwn in "The Boss is-from back East," morel) ten years ago." 'hatchery of -the Utah fish and 9:30 Memorial Baptist Churen 43—Wagon tract nden nada his land confls ated. Ins 1:25 St. Louis game to 4:00 44—Cirean I sweetheart. Melanie. wed to an- Luke replied levelly. "lie's a ring- Thatcher glared at him and then game eurnraissam. _Johmem can 9,745 Musical Interlude UM.le VOWS Primo 47—Concerning •r. He'd spent tea years in orison. probably don't sensed that Blaise spoke simple spot bad er-zs in tne big trays of 4:00 Baptist Hour _ — fled on • murdet charge. He means tailed terror but he 1(..00 News -Ie•r his name. Neighbors now know • butt from a muzzle of a truth. He looked at Raikse, Reenie, trospawn so rapidly that he-ten 4:15 Baptist Hour 10:15 Alburo. Souvenirs to 11:00 unr wattled as farmers, fear Colt. He ain't no land stealer." then sharply back at his foreman. I rat in up to 1,45 a ne_nute with a 4:30 Music for Sunday Read The Ledger & Times Classified Ad, war, as Randell stalks Ms old oy arid accuser. Leonia Melanie -Who stole land!" "Wiaerc'd you find hire?" -1Y-Pc -gadget- 11;00 Sign Off 11 in Pose wish Blair,. begs him to Ito "Ten miles this side of the En- 1y, to begin lif• anew. elsewhere. Blinse's nead Jerked around. The Raeburn Van Buren It he remoras adamant. He ands a girl had climbed up on the corral cino boundary." ABBIE an' SLATS' By ,ni h supporter in his old ea Shin -That, air, is nay land," Thatcher In ling. Gun play heor. ins when Maisie and she balaneed on the top rail- remtera 1"onis and Ms cutthroat She dropped to the ground and snapped. in it Wealthy vir k.. Thatcher. an came striding to the group. Blaise "It's mine. I bought it fair and . LISTEN, BABY.-I'M A VERY NOW'S ABOUT YOU WORKIN' FOR rner has someh,.w arquired most square, and I never sold it." BEAT IT, YOU TWO --I GOT Randeirs land and Biala. calls on looked more closely. The smeey- SOMETHING PERSONAL I RICH MAN--A141)I KINDA GET ME AS A K:NDA CONFIDENTIAL m to meek an explanation. blue eyes snapped angrily now. tier Thatcher grunted angrily. "Wait SECRETARY--- I PAY OFF IN a minute, young man. I have some- WELL,IF YOU'RE THROUGH WANTA SAY T' FED UP WITH THE COMPANY ,ny hair had a dull coppery glee! in the TWO BUMS--SO IPIAMONDS,BA BY - - CHAPTER ELEVEN wore a tailored, thing to show you." BEATING YOUR EYES OUT--I'VE THE LADY OF THEM sun. She no longer CUBA-- W H AT rYA SAY'? eu t THEY came out of the eanyoi. costly mut; but scans, a plaid shirt He strode out of the room. Ren- GOTTA GO RELIEVE CHARLIE WHEN WE REACH Ii Blaise suddenly drew rein. and small, high-heeled boota • ate walked to one of the windows Al THE WHEEL house, and ,Blaise covertly watched tier. ikes had Said it was a tine She came to a halt a few feet was a If anything, she was far prettier it the actual sight of it away, hands on her slender hips, a flat- than she had been on the stae.e.- ting surprise. It stood on glaring up at Blaise. "My father 4 Ege p hill, veritable castle. It was coach. She must have been think- a never stole anything! And you Blaise had ing of that day, too, for she turned 3, brick and timber and can-" Recognition dawned. "You! ver seen so many windows. They suddenly. Why you're the man on the still some "1)1(1 they ever catch the ban- erlooked the ocean, stage-!" lower dits?" Lance away beyond the Blaise reddened, shoved the gun Ils. "I don't know. I've been too in the bolster and Jerked off his 2-Thatcher's -play busy since to find out." "That's 0. hat.. buck "That was a very brave thing rich, mister. Think you can "I-yes. ma'am. It's me." Ile you did- both of yoe," she stated man with diacro like that?" around astounded. "You live looked simply, liaise niadc an enibar- Blaine stiffened. "I intend to. here?"' rassed gesture of denial. "But It 'here'll Thatcher be ?" Rennie Thatcher." she said. "I'm was. I shan't forget it. . . ." "Up at the house, likely." Her vie grew sharp. "What's this Just then Thatcher came tee* "Then ride to the borees" about Dad stealing land? What's into the room. Malec real the die- By Al Capp "You Faro done that you drive him in LIL' A.BNER by Moires shook 'his nea.l. like and determination in the man's . a criminal?" net do it that way op this spread. like a . . eyes. eu get an appointment to see wide a "Maybe I swung too "Your name, sir?" he demanded. WAL,IT TOOK ALL Abl'SO IS . K.-or an invitation. -You ain't loop," Blame answered. He added "Blaise Hamden." SPARE SHINGLES, TH'GRUNT one." desperately, "Can I see your dad?" P•iAH 'I thought all. You've got nerve' BLS-- BUT Blame laughed. "I've got the best BUT,NOW, OUR TV FAM "You certainly can!" she to come into my house and (taint WILI,IL NAFTA laige Colts" snapped. Her glance swept the I stole land from yeti.- It's like SET IS DIAN/ AN' nts SLEEP I eot forty men working under men. "It's all right boy. Yoliet your kind!" COZY II en .'' Milken said without haste follow rue, Mr. . . . ? Mr. . . ?" "Now wait," Reese cut in, an- UNDER TH .1 squinted toward the corrals; ma'am, Blaige Ran. gered, "I don't--" BED!, al "Itandell, hey won't like.to see a gun on dell." "You wait, sir! You were found he s mister. Neither will Thatcher." "You can leave your horses at guilty of murder ant, sent to Sari Blaise lifted his gun from the the corral. Ins sure no one Will Quentin. You did men that stret,•11 ter. "If anyone starts trouble, steal them." of laud, but It went tae delinquent. tell get the first bullet." Blaise reddened arid dismounted, It was sold two years ago. I bought Raikea eta:tea-it m. shrewdly, ttaikes swung off his horse. Rennie it last year. ked up the reins. "You're just strode away up the road to the big "Tax delinquent!" Malec gasped. along la, haviler." house. Blaise, Hal and Raikes fol- Thatcher glared at him to liaise idgnaled him foasvard. The lowed her. "Exactly. I suppose o u • had he rue riders approached-111e build- Rennie pushed open the dour of some crooked scheme of frightens gs and halted within few yiRts the house and strode ineisle. A ing me into buying it • from you a y them when a man stepped from young woman in a black - dress and secolid time. It won't work, sir. I P barn. little white ea appeared. addrica you to forget it." an "What's wrong ?" he risked "Where's , BLOM pulled himself together. help?" SS. arply. "Faro, you need "In the library, mademoiselle." "You've not get the whole story, Rallies tucked In his lips. "The Rennie turned sharply. to the sir. I've been rrleased and-" t wants to see %V. K., Luke." " left, tapped lightly on a door and "Verdict' reversed?" Thatcher 'But why hold a gam on you, pushed it open. The men followed demanded. . — By Ernie Bushmiller rat?" "Paihatreethaerimenl." oaf* . her. a 111111011111., 'The gent," Itaikes lifted his The room wag almost as large as martaehe quivered, ••••••••••••• b toward Blaise, "decided It Blaise's whole ralhch house and ele- "Then California has a very poor PLAYING NO---- NANCY CAME n- WE WERE a quick way to sec the Boss." gantly furnished. A man arose geiVernor.1 still ask you to get out, AL:ONG- AND ‘DID . • 17- sir." COWBOYS AND THE KIDS Mister, has Faro done you any, from a deep chair. • , ° g wrong?" , Ile was portly, but his face was Rennie stood Just-beyond Thatch- LEFT ME THAT er, her eyes wide with shock. She IS THAT o," Blaise said coldly, "but rawboned, strong, The blite eyes TIED DID THEY boss has -stolen some hind of Imperious. An lion-gray mustache looked questioningly at Neese, YOU, UP rt lifted her hand and let it drop. BLINDFOLD e-claimed he bought It. I aim just managed to soften, his stern sLuGGO? c him," !' '• lips. Bkilse.asiced, "You have a deed YOU ,T00-7F to that property?" - ike's fate hnrdened. He seemed "What's t hi s?" he demanded. MiL-431aise grew more "What is this, Rennie?" oDuly recorded." "Then I , eyes centermg on the man. Ralkes spoke nrst. "I run onto apologize for thinking eoillevastme, you stele my land," •.) realized that alerhaps he had these two on elontanas land, and liaise said`in 0' • --se a strained voice. •- a bit headstrong 'to bring tdlil 'ern to git off." Thatcher grunted ,a1 o ' surprise. es in like this, but a man had "Ile claims," the girl cut In, in . "Accepted, sir, but please leave 11_ tart to fight' sometime. Luke "that you've stolen rand," . Las atontanas. We do not e softly, "Stolen." Thatcher's voice lifted welcume, mtirderers." aster, we work for Thatcher, an hen he grew choleric. "Stolen! Maisie jammed him s, Las Montarias fs our spread. why you young whippersnapper. I hat on his head. "You will one calls the boss a thief or never stole a square inch of land apologize for that, sothe day." gs in Misc./undo like a roped from anyone in my life. By Cad, Sp. 0. • _.....jiJi,Y.il "I doubt Good day, sir,"- • a I 14, mrAMPAC-- ZiEe-4SWA1/1.L E er runner. f reckon you'd. bet- air, I should have you thrown but Cop, I Vii by 1.1.0ed 1/...,5 start pulling In your horns." of the house," (Po Bc Continued) -1- Dopyiisht, 1$31, by Lee ff. Wells, Distributed by Kew Features Syndicate. MOM

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FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1952 PAGE FOUR TEE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY SCIENTS BAFFLED Agreement BY CANCER VIRUS Club BERKLEY. Calif. (UP) — Uni- WOMEN'S PAGE News Activities SUNDAY SCHOOL versity of California scentIsts have been examining tiny cells, Magni- Sought On trace and fied 50,000 times, to Weddings - LESSON may have '14 ,•itiar•Mwr 111•11111- Loads identify viruses which 4 to cancer. •••••••wsimmsamisassal by some relation Whale Ha So far they have found 1/14) evi- Mr., Mrs; Miller —Approaching Marriage Told Mary Lassiter Is Dr. H. C. Chiles dence that viruses cause human — ---yr cancer, though they have found Guest Speaker At animal cancels. Have.Out Of Town By United Press viruses in some J . the American Cancer So- Guests On Weekend Wesleyan Aleeting 1 - A commission meeting in Lon- However. gave the California DEBORAH. A WOMAN OF RED JOKE TELLS HOW don is trying to get an international ciety recently The Wesleyan Circle of the Woe money Guests in the horn.'. of Mr. and COURAGE cOMMUNISTS DO IT agreement to use the new electric scientists another grant of Mrs. Claude Miller over the week- man's Society of Christian Service continue their search. '• harpoon exclusively for hunting to of rise First MettiociiV Church met After Joshua's deatn, the Israel- (UPI-- In their -in-the-haystack!' end were: Mr. and Mr'. Paul &lee. HONG KONG whales. . It is a 'needle Thursday at seven-thirty o'clock ites werewithout a great leader moments, the peorge who a 'angle 'almost in- St Louis. Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Lois lighter It's partly a humane measui e hunt, because Mr. at the Student Center. ..ind a central government "Every live under Chiii cse Communism fluid contains thou- Rose. Orlando. Fla and Mrs. and partly designed to speed up ' visible drop of Mrs. Gordon Moody_ cheirman. man did that which was right in accordine to Dr. Kenneth Rose, Cherage. MreI tell this joke: and prevent waste. The sands of.partieles. conducted the busief SS meeting. his own eyes." Because' of Israel's mao‘whaling a and Mrs. C. M. Hendriele: Mr. ;led ktealin one day was giving paralyzes Robley C. Williams, who has been Mrs. Paur-T:-Lytes -ittei Mrs. JOhn sin. GM had dettvered the Isreel- actical! e /' ee444e—ilar P4'41 a problem along n I Wire Orvis Hendrick aid. Ben; Mr. Ese-tung instructions in pi body in three minutes working on the Irvan gave the prayer and the ites into the haed of Jabin. who whale's vast and Mrs. David H. Martin Sr. Communism. him to come to the with Dr. R. C. dackrus. sCripture reading. for twenty years noetally oppress- land causes !role Mich ; and their son,, David Stalin: Comrade. how would you minumurn of strug-' When the scP.ntist puts a tiny a Mrs. James M Lassiter. program ed the people. Jabin's dealings surface with a H. Martin Jr. make a cat eat caili pepper? grim 1 drop of fluid tinier an electron with the people of GM were any- a far cry from the Seconcs Lt. Martin graduated in - chairman. introdaced Miss Mary Mao: There are two ways. 1 ele' microscope, he has a picture two . gentle. Any that gn.,.. battles that used to be staged by June from Nest Peant Militaey • Lassiter who gave a very infor- thing but people could force it dowe him- or I could containing many thou- I men big dories with the old . feet wide Academy. West Point. New York • mative and intereitiog talk. on forgets God and live. after the stuff a fish with pepper and particlia. Which are E . sands of "Spiritual and Moral in dictates of the flesh will at length fashioned hand harpoon. and has .been easeigned to Ft. Ben- I Guidaiices the fish to the cat. viruses and which aren't is the the Herne." come to the place as here souse The commission also is trying -ring. Ga. before starting his three l Stalin: Wrong. It's lot compatti- reduce The hostesses. Mrs Walter C. strong man will rule cscer them to work out a treaty to year tour of 'duty in Europe. ble with our idealogy. The first from Cluletsti°nis .a slow piinita_ki_ne job to The the slaughter of blue whalas •. • Williams, Jr. and tils. Bernard T. Demorah, Phrophetess, method is coercion, the second. de- identify the vi:uses. 41 I present world quota of 16,000 isolate and Bell, served refreshmei.ts to the Judges 4:1-5. ception: You know we never coerce the members and the guest Demorah, a prophetess. fourth in a season. I speaker. - or deceive the people. American Samoa consists of a F.7-PEISONALS • • • the order of the JUEIV,VS became a Mao: Then how would ou del it? of islands just east of the leader of her penple in a time of The anti-tuberculosis drat iso- group • Stalin: I would rube,- pepper International Date Line, 900 miles •••" Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lencaeo A-Liereat natIrnat distress. Deborah nicotinic acid hydrazide. -.vent en • Social Calendar - on the cat's tail. When it burns. south of the equator, and about and daughter. Sandra. are spertd.:._ W:IS raised up to be a Judge it -general sale today after being ap- --I I_ the cat would turn around to lick 2.275 miles south ot Hawaii f- Their vacation ir..?atilscak Israel berause God count not find i'• proved by the Federal Drag Ad- his tail. That way, the cat eats the Pago Pago. Samoa, is krerwn as Monday. July 14 man who was sufficiently willing ministration. The Young Women-s Class of the pepper voluntarily.. the best harbor in the South Pa- Billy. Joe_itue. Ted ThomPzon_. Ind spiritually aggreesive to be ••• Approval opens the way for First Baptist Church will have a cific. - and Preston Thurman are new in used. general prescription of the drug :effigy pievie-m-atte--Keritueley Lk By April. 1953, l?,9J0.000 British .•Anchorage, AleaKae avnerese teieN ee of a grniiVnf artily of 10.000 mina :and. to wage by doctors. However, it does net State Park at six-thief- o'clock. Deborah was one will be in the armed forces or di- days drive. They plan to wark In war against Sisera and his 900 mean that the federal governMent • • " famous prophetesses known the rectly engaged in defense Wit*. there tnis summer listory of Israel. In oeing a prop- chariots of iron. Barak was a man warrants that isonicotinic acid, ny- Tuesday. July 15 • hetess. she was emitted with divine of ability, but evidently he lacked draeide will cure tuberculosis. Circle III of the WSCS of the Little Maw Cathy Ann Elliott of power to instruct, to direct, and to that initiative whi.h would send Although the drug has richieved First Methodist chur:h will meet - Mayfield 45 spending two weeks as govern others. She was used of the him into conflict wlth the enemy. remarkable results. it will take in the home of Mrs. C. A. Hale Site guest of her aunt. Mrs. Claude to will Barak was hesitant, and consent- years to determine before ;ts true at -two-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Holy Spirit declare, -His • Miller_ arA.._ ed to undertake toe task only 011 value will b• accurately known. CAPITOL Claude --FieTner as cohestess. Mrs. te the reeV " She iy"a" rem — If In the by the condition that '3eborah would Bryan folley will be program reputation kingdom reason of her lofty rontives„ her accompany him. SOUND MAN GETS HIS Air Conditioned • FININIMMINIORT--:•= I leader and Mrs. J. E. Cross will be teal for the religion of her fa- There was nothing heroic about TWO OMITS CONVENTIO!g Lae guest. speaker_ Barak's refusal to go to battle CONVENTION HALT., Chicagoe_ • • • thers:. her devOtien_ to truth and • right in every way sulmutted. and without Deborah': accompanying TODAY and SAT. Tuesday July 15 her insight him. We can richly understand July 11 sound testing man Circle I of the WSCS of the prophetic into, the future. When the people came her his desire in wanting the inspira- __evidently a native son of Ken- 'ANISE First Methodist Chureh will meet to - 5 for counsel and annstance. tion of her presence, but we cannot tucky—had his moment of glory with Mrs. E. A. Tucker. South 9th Deb- IONE orah learned of their sad plight. sympathize. with. his refusal to do when he stepped before the micro- Harrell Street, at two-thirty a "lock, TAMES - Miss Jean She saw their comp-omise with the Lord's will without her. When phone at the mammoth meeting of I • • • heathenism, their military strength he said that he would not go un- the Republican National Conven- M-11111 Tuesday, July 15 Mr. and Mrs. James Clifton Harrell, Murray, announce I vanishing, their less she went with him, he was tion in Chicago. I- Circle II of the WSCS of the homes disrupted, IDIESAIES! engagement and approaching marriage of their their earned putting more trust in the physical He cleared his throat and began the First Methodist Church. Mrs. C. children away cap- Given, United .States Navy. tive. and minx_ other presence of a woman than in the in measured tones: daughter. Joan: to Douglass Ray. chairman. will meet with Mrs. things that I distressed her very much. unteen presence of the Lord. It is "Colorado, Louisiana. Minnesota, .on of Mr. and Mrs. Everett H. Given of Paxton, Illinois. Ray. Mrs. Harding Crass will ne Deborah was a very capable still true that Christians are terript- Nevada, Idaho. Smith Dagota. The wedding will be on August 20 at the First Metho- ce-hostess and Mrs Autry Farmer person, and, due to ed to - trust more in an arm of There was a pause Then Dv, dist Church in Murray. will be program chairman. the lack of 3 capable man, was God's choice for -flesh-that may been seen than in unifientified tester added. "Louis- The bride-to-he graduated from Murray State College the job. She was vitally interested the arm of God which is unseen. vale The Mamie Taylor Circle of the and graduate work at Murray and are University of in the add ter However, it must not be forgotten did WMS 'sof the Memorial Baptist things ofechael. that reason wanted the Iiaaelit, that even though Barak was hete- - NELSON GETS TERM Illinois. • While at Murray she was a member of the Church will meet in t se home of led back to God and t-int, he did actually ethos the United Press Sigma Sigma Sigma Soria] Sorority. • Mrs. 0. Reeves. 202 North lath out cf,,their op- By pression. She was no'. *oaring that command of God by gathering the The Communist boss of Western Mr. Given attended Millikin University, Decatur, 'street. at fevetelnirty o clock. _Fun army and going forth to the battle. 6 and the University of Illinois. her people should continue in Pennsylvania has been sentenced bendage Be-fore criticizing. liarak for his to 20 years in jail for sedition.I . Monday. The young couple will reside in Portsmouth. Virginia, 14 . II. lack of trust. Christians should be Steve Nelsen was found PLUS: SERIAL and The Mattie Bell vHayes Circle Deborah the Planner. Judges guilt* following 'their marriage. 4:6-16 . certain that they do as well in last February of of the WSCS of the Suit 'Metho- teaching or ad- — CARTOON God had a special mission for obeying the conunands of God. vocating dist Church will meet at the Stu- overthrow of the gov- Deborah which 'sea the deliver- ernment by Subject: dent Center at ieven-thirty o'clock. In order to prevent Barak from! force., "The Preamble To Christianity" ance of the -Israelites from their thinking that the victory might SUNDAY'S CHURCH oppressors, but she v..0% not war- (Weiney Foundation Vespers 6:30 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glindel a be won because of hi leadership,i rior Heroine that :he was, she NOW Evening Worship 7.30 :Heaves and daughter. Carolyn. to- or because of what his artery might reAlli to meet the emergency. Sens- SERVICFS Subject day are Mr. and td, s. Herman do. Deborah emphasized the final 11.- ing that the time to strike had Murray unurcn of Christ 'God Make Itie Denery and dauchter. Miss that "The. Lord bath delivered arrived, she called to net aid the ends 7th & Poplar Phone 391 .n on Boyd and Mn. Etoa Norman. Sisera Otto thine harie.t.- best man to be found—Barak. She Paul Darnell. Mtr,s.r - all of Detroit, Mich: Mr. and Mrs. Barak was commanded to gather, The F:rst Baptist Church commanded him to mobilize an Regular' Program: Lynwood Morris and dauchter, his army on Mourt Tabor. Stisera SAT. S. Fourth St assembled his army in the valley.t AIR-CONDITIONED SUndar Bible Study begins 9:40- Dr. H C. ChileS, Pastor Dadra. Up. Eddie Morris and Cal- • a. m. vin Morris, all of Lynnville: Mr. From the mountain Florak could, Church School see ev•ey movement of Sisera and Preaching. 14)45 a. m. and 7 p. m. 10:50 . and Mrs. Jim Pr. at:ir,of Mayfield. hk.rning Worship am 95 DRIVE IN his hosts.' Thea Deborah com- Monday. College students. base- Subjea___"Repent Or Perish!" manded Zarak. km this is the "THE ment. Library theilcling 7 p. m. Sinking Springs Baptist Church "Up. Training Union 6!45 day the tart bath Friday' Women's Bible Class at Ralph McConnell, Pas•or Friday and in which de- Evening Worship 8:00 Saturday hand: Is church. 2 p rri. Sunday School - 10:00 livered Sisera into thine Subject—How To Be Happy In not- the Lord gone out before Radio Sermon, daily Monday' ' Morning Worship 11:00 An Unhappy W•,rld Pif.r.13WER theca" Through her -ncouraitment througb Friday 12:30 to 12:43. • Baptist Training Union 7:90 TY/ LW Barak led the children of Israel -- I Evening Worship 8 p.m. in battle and they utterly de- Chestnut Street Tabernacle - Memorial Baptist Church • Prayer Meeting Wed. at 130 p.m, JESSE JAMES storyed their foes. When the battle! Rev. C Zevennergen. Pastor Street at Tenth Slain flICNISICOLOR was over. Deberals. and Barak 1 E Phone 1029-R S E Byler. Pastor Locust Grove Holiness Church Slit! T 41111111• POND,. NANCY united in singing a stirring. pa.! Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 9.30 a. m Kirksey, Kentucky 14/1100014 SCOTT 51/t•N DOWEVY 'TVICI-IMCOL.OR triotico and inspiring song of vc-1 Morning Worship ..... 11 am. Morning 10.50 am. ' Rev E. T. Cox, Pastor WarAiP tory, and the enemies of Israel: Junior P. Y. P. A. 6:30 p.m. Baptist Training Union-8 15 p. to. Sunday School 10:00 am. troubled them no more for many Everir.g Evangelistic. Evangelistic Hour 7 .10 Morninz Worship 11:00 a.m. 7:10 Sunday and Monday a day. Wednesday rr idweek• service • 7:30 Good News Hour — Broadcast Preaching every 2nd and 4th 'Sun- "LONE STAR" It is ahvays fitting that God's Saturday P. p. A. • - 2.011_ p. m. day KDOUGIAS WNW Children .should sing praises unto': Tuesday pm. Sunday School every Sunday with 3.40 Him after He has given them mar- [VI iltai• kiigi Imea -College Presbyterian Church H. L. Hardy Jr. chapter or R. A's, Clark Gable, Ave Gardner velous victories in their lived and 1601 Main Street - meets at 1302 Poplar St. DUCK ACTS LIKE FISH and Broderick Crawford in thejr efforts for Him: Rev Orval Austin, Minister Wednesdajr 3.00 p.m. BUT HAS GOOD LUCK Church School 9:45 Sunbeam Band meets at church TUSCALOOSA, Ala. '11.1Pi—Os- Morning Worship MOO teachers & offirers meeting 7:00 riot on.y mrasures • Subject: pm car E. Phillips that got away" by G. A's meeting at the church 7:00 the "Big .one wingspred3 but admits The First Christian Church pm showing its get away" but was Ill N. Fifth St. Prayer. -Praise and Fellowship that it didn't - -loos.., .Church School 9:30 Service Wed. 7:30 p. turned thought he had a big ON THE 'Morning Worship 1050 Phillips his fisting_ pcie was • Christian YOuth Fellowship 6900 Oak Greve Baptist Church trout When from his hand and went BIGGEsT __Eveniog • Semce t3 miles West of Hazel yanked the water. • Robert Clark Past sailing across chasing the fishing outfit In I. e First Methedist Church Sunday School ' 10.00 a.m. - On hauling nut hi.; catch. Fifth and Maple St. Morning Wofahip 11:00 a.m. a boat .and duck swim- Rev. PaiirT. Lyles. Pattor Evening_ Worship 2"-- 7:30 p.m. Phillips- found that a had bolted CAR YALUE Sunday School - - . 9:45 Wednesday Evening prayer' tame under water - Morning W• r,hip 10:50 am. SE•EV:CC 8:00 P. Ttl. hmiself. All TOWN - MRS.. W. P. ROBERT§- THE J. H. CHURCHILL FUNERAL HOME announces the (The Original Churchill Funeral House) MURRAY GIFT SHOP pIeised .to announce the aiditim. t. of a Located in National Flot,.1 Building Henney-Packard Exclusive Ambulance reopened Monday, July 14. (An EXCLUSIVE ambulance is a car built and equipped at the factory especially for '1/transports- - will be tion and care of the sick and injured) • The shop has been closed for two weeks for. redecoration Both equipment wise and service wise, we will continue to work toward one un goal, tile best • in funeral and ambulance service, with reverence, sincerity, dignity, and economy. • • Calloway County's Only, E*clusive AmbstreKee—Serrice Sinc, 1932 LOTS OF NEW ITEMS WILL BE SHOWN 7 Prove Dodge Value the FUNERAL HOME COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED 'SHOW DOWN' WAY MRS. NORMAN -will be in charge of the shop The J. H. Churchill Funeral Home TAYLOR 'We invite everyone to come by .and see us and shop RONALD W. CHURCHILL, Owner when in need of gifts • Motor Co. "THE HOUSE OF SERVICE SINCE 1886" • PHONE 394 Murray, Ky. Telephone 7 301 South Fourth• St. • Phone 1000

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