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\ )VEMBER BO, 1953 Selected As A Best All'Round Kentucky Community Newspaper ----.... mong names on file are "Buz- r Roose." "Briar Patch," ack-Of-The Moon," -Black Largest vs," "Pleasant Retreat," and Circulation In The Iiiiii,KZ Fair tonight, iintuckee." cloudinesscl w 35 to City; Largest 40 e mostly cloudy and mild, shOwers CHINA Circulation In likely. west and by afternoon] The County or night in east portion. A Real Gift For 4•MINIMMIN141111111/ CHRISTMAS TOUP United Press rwansitsiviDi ITS ain 'Ili 74intararilli Murray Ky.,•e Tuesday Afternoon, December 1953 MURRAY POPULATION . 5,000 Vol. LXXI7V; No. 252 MURRAY GIFT SHOP National Hotel

TUESDAY LECTION DATE SET AT CL THING PLANT and WED. ,) ,er Governor TWO LIVES-L Heavy Marketing Tuberculosis In Crash Allied Talks )11AGEDIES IN Responsible For Calloway Manufacturing Co. Drop In Prices Bt. e CREEK,Mioh. en- Spread,Person tit With PW's Workers To Vote December 16 Einserinn e net, nirn Sigler died a WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, en—Ag- fiery dr. . n his light plane riculture Department officials to- smashed .elevision. tower day blamed seasonally heavy mar- To Person The National Labor Relations CIO were defeated by 3 vote of late Mora ..ee companions To Start ketings of some crops for the Board today set Wednesday De- 644 against the union and 413 for._ died wk.' J9-year-old formers fourth consecutive monthly drop By JAMES MORRISSEY cember 16 as the day for the em- At the Louisiana Garment Com- By J. A. Outland. M.D. chief executive of Mkhigan. in farm prices. United !trees Staff Correspondent ployees of the Calloway Manufac- pany in New Orleans. Louisiana,' Tuberculosis was once called Sigler, who learned to fly during PANMUNJOM, Korea, Dec. I, But they pointed out that lower turing Company to determine the Amalgamated Clothing Work- "wasting disease". People who his 1947-48 term as governor was ile--Allted interviews with balky prices for hogs, cotton and eggs— whether then_ will select the Am- ers of Americas, CIO were defeat- were sick from this disease were returning from an inspentinn of his war prisoners began Wednesday, normal for this season of the year algated Clothing Workers of Amer- ed 158 to 47' generally spokeh of as wasting a- Louisiana oil properties when the but the 22 Americans and one —were almost offset by price gains ica CIO as their bargaining agent. Ameeting was held in Murray. way because they lost weight, plane he was piloting hit the tower Briton will have to wait two more for other commodities. or whether they want a bargain- last night of the merchants and strength and color. Today we know during a heavy overcast. weeks before hearing "come home" ing agent at all. citizens of Calloway County who BANN Or much more about it and are able Killed along with him were his ROBERTA HAM talks. Of 37 commodities listed in a The union petitioned the Nation- contributed the $77.000 to get lhe to to cure it before it reaches the long-time secretary, Ruth Pren- department report Mon- 111 monthly approval by the Neu- al Labor Relations Board some clithing plant to move to Murray. CHN HUD911 tice, 44, of Lansing: Harold Schuy- Unanimous wasting stage. It also can be pre- Commis- day, prices of 22 went up, 13 went time ago for the election About 100 people attended:— ler, 37. also of Lansing. and Schuy- tral Nations Repatriation ROBSON vented. No longer is it called down and two remained unchang- The election will be held by the It was brought out at this meet- 17.4; ler's 28-year-old wife The two sion of an Allied request to inter- "conniption" or "wasting away" ed. Prices of beef cattle—which production of The cloth- that the purpose in bringing WIER women were sisters view 30, unrepatriated South Ko- workers ing but by a more scientific name, have skidded downward since ing plant between the hours the Calloway Manufacturing Com- Ise The four-place Beechcraft Bon- reans daily made possible the be- of Tuberculosis. July— and peanuts were those 7:00 9:00 a.m, to create enza toppled the 550-foot transmit- ginning of the long-delayed inter- a.m. and in the pany to Murray was Tuberculosis is a disease caused remaining stable. people of the ter tower of WBCK-TV when it views. Southeast corner of thes plant more jobs for the by germs which are easily spread said "building. County arid to add another pay- KI in the struck it at 4:40 p.m. EST, about A South Korean spokesman The report showed a two-fifths by from person to person When the Briton who re- The Calloway Manufacturing roll. in Color 20 minutes after it took off from the Americans and of one per cent decline in the av- germ enters the body it may mul- in "Operation Company has about 25e poisons on No action was taken by the South Bend, Ind., on the final leg fused to go home erage of all prices received by OCOLOR tiply to great number. But the summer will not the payroll at the present time, after some discussion was of its trip to Lansing. Big Switch last farmers for crops and • livestock group body fights back, not by killing interviewed until all 328 ROK held. Civil Aeronautics Administration be during the .month ended Nov. 16. the germs but by growing a kind the Reds hear explana- officials said there was a ceiling captives of Coupled with a one-third of one Editor's Note: TONIGHT — of covering around them so that of about 400 feet at the time, al- tions. per cent rise In farm costs, the Twice within the past two weeks the germs cannot spread to other 30 prisoners lowing some 150 feet of the tower At the rate of drop was enough to lower the av- publications have appeared in a- CAPITOL parts of the body. At first this interview- US Wants to project into the overcast. One of daily, it will take ROK erage of all farm prices to 90 per nother Murray newspaper with covering is very delicate, finer Sigler's business associates said ers 11 days, excluding Sunday, 'Sterling Hayden in cent of "parity," down one per notes attached that indic-te they than a spider web, but gradually Republican governor project. the former to complete their cent from a month earlier and the were offered to the Ledger and "Hellgate" it gets tougher, like the scar that considered himself a "great instru- Thus, the interviewers will not Talk lowest since May, I941. Times and we refused to print forms after a cut and Folds the ment flyer" and probably had no talk to the first American until with Joan Leslie Parity is a theoretical figure them. This is not true. germs in little prisons. These little qualrnsrabout the flight despite bad Dec. 14 or Dec 15 and, under the One was an unsigned letter from or calculated to be a fair price for prisons look like tiny t ulbs weather. armistice agreement, the explana- a woman taint desired to express at Britain who 'the things a farmer sells in terms tubers. That is why they are call- Royal Herman, a farmer tion operation must end on Dec. her opinion of the Ledger and plane of the things he buys. Full parity ed tubercles and why the disease witnessed the crash, said the 23. Them and to support efforts of shortly of 100 per cent is said to give By DONALD J. GONZALES is called tuberculosis. was enveloped in flames The United Nations Command's C1.0, union to organise em ground. farmers the same purchasing pow- United Press Staff correspondent People between the ales of 15 after it struck the decision to interview the Ameri- eels of Murray's new game plant very foggy," Herman 4, emer- er they had.in the so-called "nor- WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. ,In—The and 45 years are those most com- "It was cans and Britons last was seen COMO WITH LEUKEMIA. little Joseph PytTer, sits on an and the other was an vertise- "There was a flash when it celebrating his last Christmas, mal" base period of 1910-14. United States wants a 1 ing and Nowa Monis monly stricken. Why tuberculosis said. here as a psychological tactic. un- gency Santa's lap In Philadelphia, ment purporting to nitrisvrer" an plane spun and came store alter a photog- Hogs were the only meat ani- frank talk with British and Fren- strikes the hardest at the prime of hit. The derlining an Allied feeling that The Santa was obtained by a department editorial we re-psi/Med from the ac- I ran over. Just before 1 The boy was given two mals whith sold for leas in mid- ch leaders at Bermuda before life we .0 not know. down. tilt men may decide to go home repast 'sods Little Joe's plight kaftan. Madisonville jilliefaseneer entitled got there, the fuel tank blew up" live by his physician. (International Soundphoto) November than a month earlier. cepting Russia's plan for a Big The most common sign is tired- if interviewed near Christmas. week, to "We Lose A actory." The four bodies were taken to At $20 a 100 pounds, hog prices Four meeting. informed sources ness. This is not the healthy Brig. Gen. A. L. Hamblen. chief • he both/ases the person who a Battle Creek funeral home pend- stood at 100 per cent of parity reported today. warn 4-W-0 Searlso Worst tiredness which we get from a of the U.N. repatriation group, re- offertedinine manuscript refused to ing funeral arrangements_ compared with 106 a month earl- Informants said this government days work and in relieved by quested permission from the com- leav t with us for consideration The governor's wife, May, was Music Department ier. remains "skeptical and wary" of sleep; it is a weariness that comes mission to start the talks Wednes- Murray Hospital by /the publisher and officers of visiting one of their two daughters, The average of all cattle prices possible Soviet trickery, despite after a little exertion and cannot day with the first 30 South Ko- , Of High School the Murray Ledger and Times. Mrs. Betty Slattery, at Carmel. in mid-November were still, optimism in London and Paris Blood reans appearing in the Interview follows: The Ledger and limes welcomes be explained away. spiting Calif.. at the time of the To Give Program Monday's complete record the Rusians have come ul 2.0ore huts at 7 p.m. EST Tuesday. per cent of parity against 98 that team Con", I, another symptom. 'These com- daughter, Mrs Richard oommetns from readers, regardless The other 37 cent of parity in mid-No with a solid acceptance of negotia. plaints could be due to other The commission also agreed to Census of whether they agree with us, Gossett. lives at Tulsa, Okla. The Music Department of Mur- last year. tions on European probIsms. they should be order Indian guards to deliver the Adult Beds 60 or not. Wr do not promise to causes but signals ray High School will present its Secretary of State John Foe Gil phy- prisoners to the huts and later Emergency Beds 23 print all the letters, or even ad- to you to visit your family ter Dulles will have an opportuni. segregate those veto hear the talks annual Christmas program Sunday Patients Admitted 4 vertisements, submitted to u,s. but sician. Christmas Bazaar ty at a press conference today to apn continue to reject repatiiation. afternon. December 6, at 5 o'clock Patients "Dismissed 10 there are very few we refuse to his view on Moscow'.-" Troia definition of a slogan as Red The commiesionn unanimous at- New Citizens 0 Is Planned Here give wityr 4.W-0 The Junior print We certainly did not refuse in the high whol auditorium. The Thanksgiving Day note suggesting everyone knows is a "catchy way non in approving the Allied re- I. print the two with reference to program will be opened and clos- Patients admitted from Friday Berlin as a site for a four -power of expressing something." Some guest was a pleasant surprise to The „Annual Christmas Bazaar attempts t3 organise a C.I.0 union. pm. Monday 5:00 p.m.: Dulles will accompany of the first slogans in connection Cross Goes the U.N.C., which had feared it ed with Christmas selections by 500 to of tneeChrtstian Women's Fellan- meeting. President Eisenhower on his trip with tuberculosis were "Early Dis- would be forced to interview all the high school band under the Master Rudy Nolin, Dover, Tenn, of the First Christian Churcr and plans w sari many *more when to Bermuda Friday to open Be covery. Early Recovery", "Let 351, prisoners in one day. direction of Mr. Irvin Gilson. The Mrs John Sledd. Rt I. Elva; Mr ill be held at the church begin- Friday DC.. operations reach a profitable ba- Three talks with Brinsh Prime Your Doctor Decide". "From This apparently unfounded fear chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Martin Crowell and Mrs Ma ning at 8,30 morning. To Campbell ember 4 sis, according to inr officials of Minister Winston Churchill and Whom Did He Get It". "To Whom grew from the commission's re- R. W. Cartier, will sing Christmas Crowell, New Concord; M Mrs. Ralph H. Woods. president the plant. French Premier Jqseph Lame'. Has He Given It". -Every Case fusal of a Communist request to selections in keeping with 'the son Franklin and baby e Rt. 7, of the CV/F. said that all kinds of The. company started operations If Mr. Eisenhower and Dulles Comes From Another." Tuberculo- FORT CAMPBELL. /Cy —A de- interview less than 500 anti-Red Yuletide season The public is Benton: Mrs. Paul Ha9e.orth and Epeeist items for a wonderful here in April ofter local citizens can get Allied agreement on the sis does come from tuberculosis. lightful variety show and skit Chinese and North Koreans in one cordially invitod. baby boy, Rt. I. Fpiaington. Mrs. Christmas gift will be on sale. She raised n77,000 to guarantee rent ground rules for a meeting with Every effort should be made to was presented recently to the pa- day Edward Chadwi 307 E Main, especially invites the public to see for five years and the installation the Soviets, they will agree to a find where each case has come. tients of the US Army Hospital Subsequently. the Communists Murray; Mr. oe B Culpepper, the lovely articles on display. of a sprinkler system in the build- foreign ministers' parley with the, Often people think they are suffer- Fort Campbell. Ky., by the breke off their explanation pro- 8th Ext., M 'ray: Mr. Dor. Daugh- at WONDER IF HE ing. Russians. But informants said the ing from other diseases when act- the Junior Fed Cross gram, in which only about 3 per lefty, l49YCase St, Centralia, UT.; members of The company itself has spent administration believes it is es- ually they really have a chronic Murray High School of Mur- cent of the thousands interviewed HAD A LICENSE Miss eryl Wynn. Rt. 4, Benton; VERY GOOD—IF of over $266,000 to remodel the build- sential that thc Soviet proposals form of tuberculosis. Should you ray at the Hospital Red Cross decided to return to Communism. Mr Fannie Jackson, Puryear. ing and to install costly machin- be reduced to "some manageable have a doubt in your mind, con- Auditorium GA LVESTO N. Tex. V — Joseph nn.; Miss Anna Beth Roberts, VANCOUVER. B. C. rtis Dr. ery The payroll at the present form for a meeting." sult your family physician for SLEEPY Gilmore, 24, appears in court to Rt. 3, Murray: Mrs. Leota Hutson; Norman MacKenzie, presii,ent of time is $8,000 per week or about American officials studying_ the further information. Highlights of the proeram in- HAMILTON. Ont. 811 — Shepp- day for speeding around eix 13th and Sycamore. Murray; Miss the University of British Colum- $400.000 a year. Soviet note feel that the Russians cluded a play, orchestral group. herd Hammen awaited sentence ners in his automobile, ing Lula Clayton Beale, 802 Olive, bia, speaking about the economic It is not known evhen the com- want to start a four-power meet- group singing, dancing and spec- today for sleeping in the stable five stop signs. driving ithout Murray; Mr. Stacker Taylor Hut- outlook for next year, told re- pany will be out of the training ing with a discussion of won d 11 ial vocal solos. The play entittled of Hamilton's Christmas nativity lights, and speeding 65 no 85 mirk son, Rt 2. Buchanan, Tenn.; Mrs. porters Canada's future Monday stage, but officials indicate that tensions. including talk on Red "01' Beer Keg "Henry's Mail Order Wife" and scene while clutching an empty an hour in a 30 .stile an hour Raymond R Jackson Rt I. Dein- appears -very good—if the world with the present trend continuinn, China; then take up irenieral ques- the other members won rounds wine bottle. zone. ter. . • in Returned To UK doesn't blow up the meantime." it should not be too far in the European security and of applause from the patients who — — tions. of - --- future. talk about Germany,,if any time is Dea• fittest, the hall to capacity Wire Asso-As• 4 LEXINGTON. Dec. 1, en—The Officials of the Calloway Manu- left. This raises the prospect of a battle-scarred "ol' beer keg" sym- Among those from Murray par- facturing Company .have said that meeting of many weeks with no supremacy between Evidence Points Tfaract That Senator McCarthy Plans bol of football ticipating in the show were: Mar- when the operation reaches a pro- firm results. It would be better, University of Kentucky and Uni- garet Atkins, Bettie Blalock, STir- fitable level, they will then insti- official, said, to make certain in football teams Ise* Onioso versity of Tennessee ly Gourin. Ann Elkins, Betty tute the privileges now enjoyed advance that Germany and Aus- was rolled back into eager Ken- Cantrell. Peggy Ann LaFever, San- To Capture T4.e 1956 GOP Presidential Nomination by other clothing plants in this tria will be the first order of busi- tucky hands yesterday dra Phillips, Brenda Brandon, area, sue+ as vacations, insurance, ness. It was "keg-naped" shortly lif- Sharon Bond, Betty Merman. De- etc. The State Department has had By LYLE C. wiLappir week replying to former President issue of Communism would have damage Democratic election chan- er Kentucky had won it back— Turin Young and Johnnie Stalls, The parent plant of the Callo- a hard time • warming up at all United Frees Staff Corwondrot Trumann remarks about "McCar- disappeared by election time next ces. triton usnorsal loose or the first time in 18 long years JO* Rumfelt. Holmes Ellis, Billy way Manufacturing Company re- to the Soviet note. It labelled it - • WASHINGTON la—There is a-n- thyism" in connection with the year. The White case was revived and Nov. 21, by unidentifle I Tennes- Outland, Teddy Vaughn. Joe Tar- jected the United Textne Work- right off as "disappointing" The ple evidence hernhat some dis- Harry Dexter White espionage ex- Re-examination_isf_Mr. Eisen- its bitter aftermath of dispute students. ry, Edward Ferguson, and Max ers, AF of L last month in Hop- note was regarded as a deceptive tinguished adzer nistration insiders pose hower's remarks shows that he touched off, not by McCarthy or The thieves left a note, stating Grogan. kinsville by a vote of 147 against shift fi procedure by Soviettl believe Sen. Joseph R. McCerthy McCarthy challenged President made three points with respect to a congressional committee, but by Wary' Aosollorli 1-0iror at Kentucky could have the keg the union and 45 for the union. who dropped their previous de- is grabbing for the 19M Republican Eisenhower in thai speech on sev- Communism-in-government. Attorney General Herbert Brown- hen "the mighty Wildcat, really Sgt. Earl Payne of BefflatninAti. This attempt by the union in Hop- mands that a five-power meeting presidents! nomination. eral issues, including an alleged I. He hoped and believed firm ell Jr, It remains to be seen wheth- ern it," insinuating Kentucky C, and a patient it the Hospital kinsville was the third such at- with Red Claina precede, in, four- It,. also, that the admin. softness toward 'Communistn. The action by the executive depart- er Brownell will toss another fire ad considerable help from the served as master of ceeemonies tempt in ten years. power parley. - istnation is not ready for an open most widely; publicized of McCar- ment would have disposed of the bomb such as that feree in beating Tennessee, 27- and others alto in the show from Other recent elections in the The first inkling of 'a Shift in Itarrse Draw. investor break with the junior senator from thy's challenges on policy had to Reds-in-government business ba- Meantime. the House Un-Ameri- Murray were: Alice Berner, Jean South Include the Seminole Manu- the American pgsition was given Wisconsin. do with Communism as a political fore the next campaign. can Activities Committee, McCar- About 300 students were waiting Weber, Barbara Pierce, Patsy Dur- facturing Company of Monday by .'Dulles in a formal Administration strategy seems to issue in 'the 1954 congreesional 2. He did not challenge the right thy's Permanent Investigating Sub- Columbus. Y J hen a car containing three Ten- ham, Shirley Driskill, Donna Mississippi whehe the Amalgamat- alinement befone a House commit- be based on the idea that if Mc- elections. of Congress to investigate but, committee and Sen. William E. essee Jeudents, and the keg, Markum and Bruce Morrow. Mni. ed Clothing Workers of tee investigating Russia's 1940 sei- nd the Carthy is given enough rope, he "The raw. harsh, unpleasant very obviously, felt that clean-up Jenner's R-Ind Internal Security America. lied an in front of Kentucky's E. H. Geurin and Mr. W. B. Mo. of Lithuania. Latvia and Es- will hang himself. fact," McCarthy said. "is that Com- of the executive department was Subcommittee are hitting the Com- zure St un- Ways Dap,14•0••• sketball coliseum. The crowd ser accompanied the group. Miss tonia. There is little comment on Mc- munism is an issue and will be an a job for the executive department. munism-in-government and busi- ts are beginning to get impatient. Dorothy Sehoonmaker. •Red Cross approach a possible meet- s Carthy for publication. But he is issue in 1954". 3_ He hoped the job would be ness issue hard. They will continue 'HOPRIt "We delegation was 20 Recreation Worker, assisted with of the , value The Tennessee an endless subject of private dis- Republican National Committe done well and quickly enough to to do so right into the campaign ing with the representatiscs and it was getting the program. PAYS said, adding Mutes late cuasion-a situation which is said Chairman Leonard W. Hail had permit campaign concentration on year Soviet Union.- Dulles ark. The crowd was singing • that this government welcomes a of the \Kn. by visitors to Washington to exist said just about the same thing ear- other urgent problems. such PS McCarthy may obtain his own LEFT long titled, "We Don't Give a generally throughout the nation.. lier this month when the White downfall, as some administration chance to settle specific disputes. and a WWI Pie.01 0011.MY taxes, farm relief and the general .113ainn For The Whole State of BEKAKIN "But let me also assure you of est in- Whatever the senator's political case was blazing. Mr. Eisenhosser welfare advisers are believed to hope and tennesseen objectives may be. these facts em- was asked at his news conference That.was Mr. Eisenhower's po- iin expect But the senator's friends this. We do not look on the confer- is is a president 1. Bob Allison, of the LORAN. Ohio en--Police looked erge clearly: He is the most con- about Hall's statement. Several tion. But it is well known that do not think so. On the contrary, ence table as a place where we ing re- Tennessee student body, greeted today for a discriminating thief troversial figure in the United questions were put to the Presi- some of his associates understood, they are 'convinced the 1954 cam- surrender our principles, but rath- Raker mailienea better 1 ‘‘ 'the crowd as "fellow Southerners," who broke into tr market, took States today. He has a very large dent. His replies ran to several when the Harry Dexter White case paign. will establish the senator er as a place for Making (tar pain- soon? end said, "I'm sorry we couldn't several cations of cigaretts and $8. following hundred words which since have was raised last month as a politi- among the leaders of the Republi- ciples prevail. That is our resolve ring it back filled with Tennessee Police said the cigarettes were The belief that he was running been somewhat carelessly reduced cal issue, that it was merely the can Party with prestige sufficient --a resolve which I am confident 'ICE oonshine, but you know how it all of one brand and the cash was for president spread widely after by writers and commentators to beginning of a seties of exposes to give him a considerable voice is hacked by the Congress, and down our way." all in dimes. McCarthy'a televised address last a brief expression of hope that the severely in overall perty policy-making. I by the American people." - %My,itooloste which they hoped would LiliZISTMAS 6EA

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..••• PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1953 TL BOOS STEAL BOOZE THE LEDCER & TIMES MILWAUKEE, WIS WP) —A! couple named Boos were fined $50 PUBLISHED BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, lese- each here on charges of stealing Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The a bottle of booze. • Tunes-Herald October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian,- Jan-dare BEWARE Mr. and Mrs. William G. Boos EnI 1.1941 pleaded guilty in district court Fr-- JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER ay to a charge of taking the bot- tle from a liquor store. Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Second Class Matter r"Rie0:41 WRONG BUSINESS Ave All Plastic Pipe Is THE IfsENTUCICT PRVSS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: !PA WALLACE WITME.R CO, 1368 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI—Police Monroe, Memphis, Tenn 250 Park 1304 Ave., New Yerk; 307 N. Michigan charged Rupert E. Smith Frid.,y Ave, Chicago; 80 Bolyston St., Boston. lit with driving the wrong may on NOT Alike •— SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By one-way street and backing Up im- rsgperliwtaiole epkbe,111 i/e Carrier in Murray. per week 15c, per month 65e In Calloway and properly. '3r adjoining counties, per year. $3-50; else- PARADE where, $550. TODAY'S SPORTS 'of Smith operates a driving school. t_ We reserve the right to reject an Advertising. Letters to the Editor. --and FR Or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest Reg U. S. Pat. Off. so that others may walk it We Say "FREE": We Mean at our readers. points up the sickly condition Of $1.00 Tube Pile By OSCAN FRALEV Ointment Ivy League football. Noted Clink Makes Most Unusual TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1953 United Press Sports P'riter These • players will compete in • 3M od131er NEW the annual Shrine East-West game S. YORK. Dec. 1. tP---A select Two lic assistance Division. announced band of 48 college fikitball play- at San Francisco on Jan. 2, the • room. 18.1 distributed in Shrine Decline Noted In that $1.842200 was ers is getting ready todre to run money (tom which helps 18 Offer to Any Afflicted Person— 1 in-c Old Age Assistance grantL. corn- hospitals for crippled children. No Coupon — NO charge Needy Payments paled with $1,e40,538 last month: More than 1.200 college football There are no "strings"; We don't Stars have appeared in these games fean free "with something! We Dependent $1,138.381 in Aid to It's Fur Season since they first were inaugurated mean just this: In order to intro- $1.240,- 3 FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentuoky children, a drep from tn.,. in 1925. Through their blocking duce it to anyone who is afflicted September. and $3iP 535 for tm2won0a. C.tiCia)1 epent $3.176.096 on its public as- • 390 for and tackling efforts a total of $1.- with Piles (Hemorrhoids) Or any ibo old Be sistance program last month. apz 800.000 has been raistd—and 1,290 similar rectal condition, the Thorn- Nettie. -Eilted....11ei •• os pointeJ •Mi proximatetye -2180.1100—etintree'''' crippled kids without finances ton Minor Clinic will tend free on WAVING, Cpl. Edward S. -'"The Pipe With weeks over . the preceding month's total have been put back' on their feet. request, a full-size $1.00 tube (not ,oni September total of $3.275 095. its Dickenson, 23, the GI *to re- a mere sample) of Thornton Min- 60Ev2 eret mi Department of Economic Security Average checks for needy aged But this great game--which in fused •"," The Stripe repatriation from Com- or Pile Ointment—free and post- Reported today. The Departm.nt persons last month was $34 93, itself is a reason to continue 'foot- munist captivity and then age paid. Send Only you.' full FOR tba administers the program of Old ball—will have no Ivy League changed while the average of $6! 82 for his mind, leaves plane name, age and address. A post big Age Assistance. Aid to the Needy players on its roster Pgain this , spent for dependent children, and at Travis Air Force Base, card will do. However, this offer Carlon Pipe Is Now 41797. Blind and Aid to the Dependent year. ; the as'erage needy blind recipient Cant, on arrival from Tokyo. is limited and may be witiiffrawn Children programs. ,White-haired Coffman, chew $36.90. Bill man- He said he was forced to re- at any time, so we suggest you STRIPED lot Aaron Paul, director of the Pub- aging director of the Shrine game main with the Reds under write at once. Address Thornton _ FOR 5 )ai: - — and its guiding genius. is reluc- threat of death. Before, the Minor Clinic, 911-A Linwood Blvd, For Positive Identification Wc( .• tant to censure the Eastern powers Big Stone Gap, Ve., GI had Kansas City 9, Mo. This offer is sitting smugly in their cherished said tn Tokyo that he stayed above—no charge ion exactly as stated PROTECT YOURSELF pbutousNeli, "Ivy— towers. behind "to gee tha dope on the —no folaligation—no bill now or "I'm not here to start a contro- Communists.* (International) later. Coi(corostnnh'heaerr(it- Si viii versy." he explains. -The Ivy While all Plastic pipe look League simply has a rule that it' players cannot compete ii post. alike—They are not alike. xha season games." EDISON IS A FAMOUS Some will give off offensive )eel Color- jati Trapping Profitable NAME IN SEWING tastes and odors. Carlon :C:15271i:;:81 ,11 hre For Kentuckians MACHINES, TOO! -White Stripe- is guaranteed 14 —R i vi fort. K) Ti,,ppit.g is still not to give off an odor or bad 15-44 y b a profitable trade for many Ken Edison ewing Machines are guaranteed 1S—LN tuckians. taste of any kind. pitTo o The 1952-1953 fur harvest season for 20 years fa lid Electric Rqnge in the state showed an over-ail -25-01 gal "both in total numbers anc 26—M .arr. SHE WANTS AN EDISON! /7—V1 Your choice of beautiful total ealue as compared with the CARLON PLASTIC PIPE is guaranteed accent Sil colons at no extra previous year, according to the (Priced from 34)—()iIn cost. See it now as low as $65.00 up) 33—F1 in this Wildlife against rust, rot and electrolytic corrosion. nist. luxurious Double Oven Department of Fish and Resources. The information is bas- us roir fully automatic . All Available models now on CARLON FLEXIBLE PIPE will not, burst ed on buying reports of 288 licens- .aug ed kr dealers. Display At or be injured from freezing dealer): paid for ncli ONLY aye A DAY sin .0.: LW The $134.399 110.751 muskrat hides. and $165.060 WEST KENTUCKY for 13 322 mink furs A total of ELECTRIC nan BEING from , Que, 166.048 hides of all species were COMPANY Ellis Pump & Pipe Company not( LARRY KERLEY CO. Margaret Hersey figures this is sold. bringing $317.576 the time of year for furs. But In the 1951-52 season, state trap- 100 North 4th Call 1087-J 605 South 4th Call 197/I Zo hou at Miami Beach, uses Phone 135 Fla., she pers sold 144.614 pelts for a total ii .the: • them sparingly. (international) of $278.772. ind 3.; rani

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• lute •i; Ifct in St nan Haviland China - Flintridge China - Cambridge Glassware - Norge Appliances - G. L. Small Appliances - ion CALL04 Al NIANt FACTURING 10. Syracuse China - Revere Cookingware - Lamps - Radios - Do-it-Yourself Tools - Guns and Hunting Equip- A mept - Holmes and Edwards Silver - 1847 Rogers Silver Plate - Toys - Bicycles - Games - Dolls - Every- thing for Christmas. s Murray, Kentucky fru! FREE PARKING FREE PARKING he ECONOMY HARDWARE 711OMI One THE. er Table Of In the 1 diswin gtshti oud GIFTS AT he YKu*tItSPOO yellow The National Relations Labor Board will hold an elec- Half Price downanbstIt tuot 114a tht GIFT stood by ;an tion Wednesday, December 16th, 1953 from 7 to 9 One figures s nib) Series Of 8 and the man o'clock A. M. for the purpose of determining whether or LAMPS Economy Hardware at the cl Is Your nals. All frtu not the productive employees of the Calloway Manufact- SPORTS CENTER! sutomatl Price Basketballs ...... tures wei P= I/2 ...... 54.95 wound b! uring Company want the Amalgamated Clothing Work- Remington Automatics . . S110.45 (laygotittrh° 4;11 ers of America,,C10 Union to represent them as their A WONDERFUL GIFT! mgc'tlitarhia°,' fiil City. bargaining agent. SAMSONITE She ci Card Table and Chairs and wen She hwai' necitre n.1 We are fearful that the entry of outsiders would be ii harmful to our team effort. No outsiders could possibly At Economy Hardware . . MECHANICAL TRAINS ... . know our employee's pr- ob- lemrsind our problems as well $2.95 up ELECTRIC TRAINS ...... 312.95 up as we know them. $34.75 Black & Decker t'T‘a:'''::niborr ''eerC:Ille;jhnrcutblagFrairmtletshi:a111:(1 We hope that our employees will not be influenced OT Quarter Inch misled by rash promises of impossible changes. tnhigebottb DRILL SET sgTliaestinnieth.e etin h Now rharwom! this floor lightweight iron (:"1iiYe with fingertip fob• mseewIll'entell 115::13 ac(e $32,95 tic control. empty pi

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RE wAVERLY, Neb. aP-State po- LOW COST INSURANCE FOR lice Monday ticketed the state's ttest truck which checks other 1FOR SALE LOCAL TRUCKMEN n FOR SALE - W.D. & W.D. 45 trucks for overloading. The truck, tractors, equipped with snap FOR RENT cariying 1 coup- nWANTED weights for scales, was EASY PAYMENT PLAN ler hitch. One minute ROYAL "QUIZT.DELUEE" ' operation. Lost and overloaded. POR Seeing is believing. FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM DOWN Feund Pipe Is table typewriter. Come in and WANTED - Used three stairs unfurnished apartment. LOGS FOR FIRE It is our aim weeks. see it demonstrated. Allis Chalrner to give you insurance protection at Original price, 8125.00 will Available place,. 26 in. long, oak, preferred LOST - BEAGLE HOUND, Dealer, East Main. immediately. Call Owen FE- the lowest possible iell for $75.00. Call 686. die seasoned. Immediate cost, plus easy monthly payments a2c Billington, 1249. d lc deliver y. male, brown and white, brown Phone 749. We invite you to compare Mike — - d2c face. Left from North 16th Miniature prices without any ob- FOR SALE - APT. SIZE GAS Street. ligation on 70 ACRE FARM, 7 ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT-4 ROOM APART- Please call your part. range, good condition, 629.95. 1648-W if found. dlo nice ment on Pogue Avenue. Unfurnish- Demi-tasse Double oven Estate built-ins 2 porahes This ROOMERS WANTED - L WE gas range, ed. Gas heat hardwood floors and 0 W GO TO BAT FOR OUR POLICY HOLDERS good condition, $49.95 house is in first LOST - -Ward Auto class repair. Two utility room. See or call Joe Las- weekly rates 85.00 and up. A few WHITE AND LIVER cups Supply,' W. Main St., with Pointer bird phone 258. good tobacco barns. Good moat siter. d3c baths and a few could be dog, Thanksgiving dlc used for light house Day. Last seen on Coldwater WILSON INSURANCE house. Stock barn common. 15 keeping. All High- AND REAL HOUSE FOR RENT AT 1311 steam heated, hot and cold way. Notify H. B. Dunn or Win. MURRAY GIFT 3 BEDROOM acres of good runn- ESTATE HOME, LIVING timber. Located on Vine. Unfurnished. See ing water ford Allen, phone room, owner at in each room. Apply 1148 or 214. -clap dining room and kitchen. state maintained SHOP roaCi on school 131/7 Vine. ci2p at Beale Hotel. tfc 303 East Modern thru-out. Nice breeze-way. Main, Phone 842 bus, mail and milk route. Located August F. Two-car garage. Large utility Have you read the Chyme National Wilson — Agents _ R. L Wade one mile south of Sinking Springs WANTED Hotel room. Located near College. - A MAN TO CULTI- Owner Church. Call W. tied Ads today? leaving town. C. flays, 'Phone vale 3 acres /?* Priced to sell. Call 1062. dark tobacco, with W. d3c some C. Hays. Phone 1062. d3c corn. T have toolia good land, r comfortable house, FOR good water. 8 SALE - GOOD MAYTAG miles 20 GAUGE REMINGTON AUTO- from Murray on 94. Want Washer, square 00146 mate shotgun. 16 gauge Reming- aluminum tub, to trade at once. T. 0. Turner. dip Lay - Away, large wringer, $25.00. Lax ton automatic shotgun. Four-year- Iron bed - Away, old setter bird dog. Five-year-old stead, spring and mattress. Dish IMPOSSIBLE pointer bird dog. Beagle pups. 6 cabinet, 9x12 wool rug; 12x16 new NOW! te Pipe With weeks and 7 months NOW! old. Call tarpoulin. At 1312 W. Main Everett Wheeler,' St., • iin-Mrs. 910-R. dip phone 892-J. Betty le Stripe lp Fisher, seeking a divoorce, testi- fied FOR SALE-ONE 36" GAS RAN- in Superior Court Monday 23 that ge. Priced reasonable. Phone ACRE FARM, 5 ROOM HOUSE living with her husband. Kenneth, had Is Now 1797W. or see Owen Morris 1101 hut and cold ,water, bath, shower become "impossi- Main, ble." or Blankenship's Auto Parts, in basement. Two large chicken FED 602 Maple. d lc houses, brooder house. 6 acres She said they now have divided ft need with chicken fence. Dolly McCormick, withers& their refrigerator with ntification FOR SALE-1953 MERCURYMAT-, Priced a bright cheap. blue line-her food 27.50 ic hardtop. 7750 miles, match col- One-half cash. Located one LOS ANGELES police are hunting is kept on the ors, right, his ...k.inthe left. OURSELF bittersweet. Radio Heater mile south of Stella on geed grad- a man believed to be a psycho- (other extras). One owner. pathic killer following murder See at ed road. Call W. Hays at 1062. Conner Implement Company. of Andrew Kmiec, 32, insurance d7p K., d3c ic pipe look - - adjuster from East Chicago, Ind. Kmiec advertised AUNT HET CROSSWORD PU nu con- - not alike. vertible for sale, arid the man ACROSS 35-Mountain a E Si who came to buy it shot Kmiec lake to death while off offensive 1-Pronoun 17-Narrow ELM fE riding with hini, 4-The enema 2amo 00E and Dolly McCormick. 21, Misa 11-4olith moo , Is Drs. Carlon African 311-Mtali;:g WORM= McCormick dialect • 411-Stalk. DEI1CIRE1 said the man. about 12-11oetelry 41-Light, MOM SOU 50, lured Kmiec to take the car guaranteed Is-college official brushing sound RAUMUO 00310010 is 14-111m 23-Rxect along a lonely road, then pulled 16-tt antlers 08111 ' HEADQUARTERS 45-11-tl3' of Water OUNIICU a gun and said he was "hired to -1 odor or bad 17-So be it! 44-Flight of steps =m7,1 la-lainieh Island Rea eagle mam sOm kill you." Then, she said, the IS-To one slide 1-landed ;Iiiii1C1d1IN QUI:KUM killer pumped three bullets [. 241;-§14.dat• 2-Exist , into 53-riirl•• nickname Kmiec, and ahe leaped out and fast Ildlou‘ 14-lieredity MR° 4* 1144 ran to fintereationalS • For Electric Shavers 15-4)pera by Tare factor escape. Shaver Supplies • 26-Monster mum End mamm 27-Viper 11S-Aeritoam fluid • COMPLETE STOCK 'IPE is guaranteed 30-Open maces • DOWN 4 - -Totaled OF CUTTING HEADS CORDS—SERVICE KITS In forest 6-Prophet ON KENT•ruCKE FARMS • ,ctrolytic corrosion. 22-Fit for tilling 1-Pronoun 1 4--4;arnment of 34-Ill oh 1- $uffix • like Booth Seat sheep T-abstrael being 4, "The Care and Styling of the PIPE will not,burst S--Plague Hair" is a popular subject of study , I .7r.,7""Ti' 11-111nrwalerea • It RUDOLPH-And The Blue Nosed Reindeer :. 5 8 119-Old among metdbers 13f looks like nature tries ,to .zing 9 '''' ' 11 homemakers -17n spi rs ter2 clubs in Trimble ho' us-down. 1 -Sea nyr4,9034 county. If a man gets aala Pe:padre You NAVE ( ,EIDI•rEw! Fornremsent,Kwa.le 3 15-Genii,, 70 Mrs. W. Edatin Richardson of rich he spoils his younguns WASTE YO,IR T4AE MAkISeS PLEASE NO belga tia MO NOSS OUT OF manic, A LOT OS SILLY TCYE FOrS trig 5 * 20-Epielik• Hopkinsville spoke at the annual so they throw ONEI THIS, IF 714E4TE S ONE T1•10.16 I it away and 044L1,12E14. CANT STAND,IT'S narrativ• meeting of Warren county oisassioscr ye Company a It-Cash drawer home- have to start over FOR YOUR 31--litorlinsatione makers club on "American Quilts PLISASS, ELDERS.' s/ 34-Persia and Their Story.' Aunt UNCLE Call 197j 'is Ls ii. „ia:41) AN St -Eskers Het is hard to match SefilY Hssmemakers in Wayne county ... but we l15 . 29-Fondles can match your .;.• 31-Oreeniand are cooperating in support of the settlement local library and bookmobile. KEYS 1; i V/2.33. 33-Showy nowt."' 7.faa SC-Clattering We ii noise VARSITY MAKE 'EM 39-Small wands 40-11.4itinue — - WHILE YOU WATCH 41-Parracuda SPRINGFIELD, Mo. VI -- A =SI /.7f 42 -Imia.irod by mankey broke '0 .41 ...... :17144)\ SM continual from his cage in AUTO the pet I scraping department of a variety STORE 4; 44• 41 4 44-Pouf store I 8 st Thursday and dined on fowl 44-Sink In for Thanksgiving. SO S1 middle ", 47-Move from Bozo, the monkey, first ate a par- NANCY RM. to elide By Ernie Bushmillar SI ttl ' Sc rot and then a parkeet For des- . Small Appliances 411--Macaw - sert he went to the soda foun- ',So 4*-AffirreaUve and Hunting Equip- Skrammilkaran tain and at three bananas. H-MM W2LL Imes - Dolls - Every- MAYBE YOU CAN * THE I'M SORRY, NANCY-- WORK IT OUT EIE CATS PAW * I CAN'T PAY BACK SOME WAY PARKING • THAT DOLLAR 7. CHA PTER EIGI1TEEN out, and If Sam and the chars inrs twisted about swollen ankles. OWE YOU THE December dusk deepened. were In another part of the build- Charlotte wished she wouldn't In the ashen sky amoko-color ing, °ray echo would answer. Even go, It was as if this fat., worn clouds hung like a threat over the if you screamed out the window, woman were her last link,.. What buildings where now the round the sounds of the city would swal- did she mean, last link? Besides, yellow lights shone, New York's low your voice. Sam would be craning through substitutes for stars. Charlotte But why should she need to call shortly. Anyhow, how silly could stood by the window, looking tar oat or communicate? you be? She wanted to be alone, down to the street Dark, dwarfed didn't She sat tense and listening and she? Nevertheless, she sat figures scurried airing the walks, straining peering into the shadows beyond to hear, keeping in touch and the traffic stopped and started with a the office. What had some poet the char as the sound effects at the click of red and greeh reg- faded xre Is Your said were the thrie quietest things farther and farther away.• nant All seemed unreal, all seemed She jumped -weren't they falling snow, a kiss when Sam spoke. automatic-the machines. the-erera "Well, .NTER! and the lips of a dead man? now, Miss Morgan, what tures were only toys that had been keeps ybu after achool?" Why did she have to remember $4.95 wound by the mysterious maktr to "Nothing, really, Sam_ Just that? a $110.45 go through their motions. Till one date later on. Let's we, you:11 be day they ran down The clatter of the typewriter downstairs again by eight, won't By Al Capp Charlotte shuddered. Now the would overcome the quiet,: But you. if I ring for the elevator • 7T! night had come to cover the sin, she couldn't think of anything to then ?" oor 50 AM !PRONOUNCES FO' PUS? 711.4EN AN' FO' TN' -AN' 50 AS unless YO', MARILYN MONSTER, IN MAN PRoUD LIFE FUST TIME. ful City. write; she wrote out of the "Yes, ma'am, be right up to ge Cow PRONOUNCES She carried her coat and hat turmoil of her mind, helping to you." AN' YO', HONEST -All IS BEGIN'' IN MAN YO' MAN AN' ABE — DON'T INSIST LIFE IS and went out tis the washroom. clarity it. She began. "Aren't you ever scared arount AS WIFE-TO - BE., 5 ON THIS WEDDIN', W1LLIN' TO She went through the motions of Tonight, (she wrote) I shall here in the middle of the night *DELAYED ACTION' NIGHTMARE SKIP washing, putting on fresh make- try to slip free of the leash at Sam? Aren't you afraid A STYLE!! someone) ALIcr FEE F.' up, combing her hair. All around last. Tonight while King waits going to jump out at you?" her were the giggling girls chat- for me at the restaurant, I shall 'That's like being afraid of • tering shout beaux and Clothes go into his ()Mee and look for bear in the woods The beard rul and Friday-night dates, and the the recording of my confession. fast. Nobody wants to meet thi tier clerks, telling each other I almost know it's there in the night watchman. Still and all. If ' ;34.75 about their 'tired feet. One by one die: his glance In that direction were you I wouldn't make a prac they all left. was an unconscious giveaway. tice of nanging around here alone.' Charlotte went back through I've often wanted to kill him, "I won't, Sam. I don't think ri the Miss Manhattan department, my own venom has frightened ever do it again." past the counters shrouded for the me. I've even thought about the "Bundle up when you leave, it's night, the- well-dressed manne- ways. 1 who couldn't bear *to getting mighty cold outside. Snow quins, then down the corridor to swat a fly or kill a moth could before morning: I can alwaya feel the crake. Everywhere the empty kill hiro coolly-as I think he It in my legs." He moved on dowr silence surrounded her. could me. Well, tonikht when 1 the corridor, out of sight, diming Now it was six o'clock: the get the record (ff I don't, then off lights as he went. charwomen would come through that's another veralon And now Charlotte's heart flew this floor at six-thirty and be gone •Juat then she heard the welcome up fluttering, and she arose on by seven. And what *beet Sam sound effects of the charwoman, limp legs. It seemed a great dis- ABBIE an' SLANS lightweight Irian the watchman? Didn't he wearies the thump of wastebaskets being tance to King's office. By Bambara - :Van Burma with fingertip fob. enme a little after seven? As tar emptied, the clatter of mop fend She stood In the shadowy room. as she could see It wouldn't mat pail. She slipped what she'd writ- There was enough reSected light PALL tic control. le KNOW IS THAT WHEN I'M -11 ii they saw her here. She'd ten Into her purse and Inserted a to locate the file, her fingers could WITH HIM I FEEL ALIVE simply pretend to be working. fresh sheet of paper. feel for the record. HOW CAN YOU POSSIBLY -FOR 14 It would be NOW FIRST TIME But seven-thirty, at the latest, The, char came Into the office like King to put it in the most log- BE IN LOVE WITH A YOU SOUND SINCE She'd N have the place to herself. and leaped on her mop. "Sure and ical place. But what Was logical- NONDESCRIPT F:SH - JUST LIKE CAN Meanwhile, she'd clean out her you're working late, miss." C for Charlotte or confession? M MONGER LIKE ...5NI I REMEMBER... (leak, FATHER, not to leave anything per- "Not really," Charlotte said. "I'm for Morgan. P for private, R for DOBBS-A MAN ROCK.'. THAT HE LOOKS sonal benind. meeting someone a little later Record? She'd take it alphabeti- AT ME AS. She WITHOUT FAMILY, began to go through the around the corner, so I'm just cally, she nad time, hadn't she? .OR BACKGROUND, THOUGH I drawers, but presently the quiet killing time here. How about Why this hurried, breathless sensa- WERE seemed almost ominous. you?" OR.. She She turned the tables. "Do tion? HUMAN wished the char and Sam would you work at home before you Charlotte struck a match and come It always had Seamed scary come here?" opened the C drawer. Her fingers When she worked late and alone "That I do, and me with seven groped through the papers. There to conseler how cut off from com- kids and a husband But I'm that was a tightness across her chest, S munication she would be- just in glad to get out of the nouse at and she realized she'd been hold- Case. The switchboard went ofT at night!" She moved about the of- ing tier breath. She caught at It five-thirty; lift the receiver and fice, dumping ashtrays and flick• and tried to mellow. The record there was only the emptiness of mg her clustcloth. She went on was not in the C drawer. a sea.shell held to the ear. Call down the corridor, cotton stock- (To Be Continued) Copyright, 1052. by Harlon armour Salter. Distributed by Rica Feateres Pyridlcata THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, RENTUCYCY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, ••••••••• 41111. .••••••••• WOMEN'S PAGE Club News Activities Jo Burkeen, Editor.. . Phone 55 or 1150-M Weddings Locals

7-at BILBREY'S Mrs. Olive Parks I Is Hostess For The STA Lynn Social Calendar 11oi Grove Homemakers Meet PERSONALS BIRTHDAY Mr.,- and Tuesday, December 1 The regular meeting of the Mrs. Herbert Thurman and Ralph Brausa and family of Ma- 'the Delta Department Lynn. Grove Homemakers Club children. Laurel and Billy. of of the Nashville, tom, Illinois. Murray Woman's Club will was held in the home of Mrs. Tenn., were the holi- • • • meat at the club ..vhs Olive Parks on Tuesday day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howell house at six-thirty at one- Mrs. Wade Crawford has return- o'clock. thirty o'clock. Thurman arid daughters, Nancy and Annette. ed from a visit with her sons, 'Jr 1 Mrs. Addle Murdock gave an in- Major Fred Crawford ani family • • • teresting • • • lesson on "Making Hats' -of Dayton. Ohio. and Dr and Mrs. Wednesday, December Z and several Dr. and Mrs. Sam Ham of of the members start- Flor- Ben Crawford of Lexington. The Woman's Missionary Society FR ed work ence, SC, were'the holiday on their hats. guests • • • of the Memorial Baptist Church The devotion and of Bob Thomas. Mrs. Ham was given by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Covington of will meet at the church at two- .Clara Butterworth. and Mr Thomas formerly worked Brownsville, Tenn., were the holi- thirty o'clock. The group will meet Delicious together in a florist shop in refreshments were Mem- day guests of their parents. Mr. at the same time on Thursday served phis, Tennessee. to the twelve members and Mrs. Herbert Farris and Mrs. afternoon. • • • ELECTRIC and two visitors, Mrs. Effie Myers Covington. la% • • • and Mrs. Cora Scott. Bob Thomas is speaking at the • • • LOOK! Toy Department GOODS The next Marshall The Woman's Missionary ele meeting will be an County Homemakers Mr. and Mrs. Jack Charlton and Society c, , all day meeting meeting being of the First Baptist Church 3. in the home of held at Benton to- children, Lind and Jerry, of Ken- will ( Mrs. Lottie Crawford day. His subject meet at the church at tw-b-thirty L to be held is "Christmas nett, Mo., were the weekend guests is on Decorations o'clock. Meetings will December 17. "For The Home." of Mr and Mrs. )011lon, also be youngster the block! • • W. A. Hell be the envy of eir•ry on se • • • • held on Thursday LOOK! 3 Story Avenue. and Friday af- Replace Darned ternoons. ibo Mese Mr and Mrs. R. E. Brausa of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Everett Sh- HENNIKER. N.H. la-Leonard 305 North Fifth Street announcad roat of Louisville were the holi- • • • "Mercury" FIRE TRUCK 'MI Whitney's neighbors built nim 0, the enjoyment afforded them by day guests of his parents. Mr and Thursday. new house when December 3 on] his home was de- having as their guests for Mrs. Jeff Shroat. Sr., and other stroyed the The Zeta Department of the by fire Thanksgiving relatives. T. holidays their son, Murray Woman's Club will STATION • • • have a chill supger and square dance __„.,_,telrcoArnNd ibt Mr and Mrs. Sam Whitaker and at the club house at six-thirty WAGONS! Dorsisoyor big children of Marlowe. day in TODAY Okla.. were o'clock. Members are &sked to ^Fri-witir the guests Nation of Mrs. Whitaker's make reservations by December 1. mother, Mrs. Mayme Randolph, Husbands DUMP ELECTRIC DEEP FRYER K• r lot and WED. are invited. VARSITY over the holiday weekend. Thursday. December 3 to den )ai . • • • The Garden Department of the. TRUCKS! Price was $29.95 rt ktc( Mr and "Mrs. Russel Nelson of Murray Woman's Club will have cThtm.s11 , 7ounmti na l Dexter Route One had as 4he1r its Christmas Bargain Price ion party at the home of These toys guests Thanksgiving day their Mrs. Waylon Rayburn, 712 Olive. are normally priced at $23.95 children, Mr. and Mrs. Loman at two-thirty o'clock. tsahlnoThe.dgiarertg7 viii Nelson and children. Darwin and • • • During our Big Birthday Bargain SALE Now $22.97 Anna, of Dearborn, Mich.. Mr. and The Five Point Mission -still Circle Mrs. Sid Puckett and daughter. will have a covered dish supper They will be vha Fay. of Hardin. Mr. Joe Nelson of and mission study on the book,, Dexter, tee Mrs. Leland Nanny and "Let's Listen", at the home of Mn, children. Sue and Eddie. of Padu- iati Noah Smith, 221 Wooalawn. at Up To cah, Mr. and $14.97 vici Mrs. W A. Nelson five o'clock. lire and sons, Jerry and Don, of Mur- • • • plait V. ray. Friday. December lit Pyo .. • • • 4 The Woman's litiamonary Society hey y b ALL DOLLS 10 PERCENT OFF! the Dr. and Mrs Williams J. Col- of the Memorial Baptist Church $5.00 exa • o c burn of Calvert City had as their in an I BARRY will meet at the church at Ave- guests Thanksgiving day Mr and thirty America lid ROBERTA MAYO o'clock for a special week Dormeyer Electric Mrs. Vadead Elkins and son. of prayer who .arr, Dp RXSON program and pot luck Dwain. Mr and Mrs Rone Elkins. supper OFF SE Int BOSON Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Robertson and • • • Mixer - Juicer ehexchsng children. home"; nist Sherry and Charles. Mr Mosiday. December 7 and Mrs. Fleuron The Elkins and chil- The Jessie Ludwick Circle of Tea dren. were Jean and Larry. all of Mur- Woman's Association of College $29.97 ei ray. or twe Presbyterian Church will have On Electric Filmed in the •• • a coveted dish luncheon and Christ- South as in Color by Psi smartly Dale Charlton spent a ten mas program at the home of Mrs. day who TECHNICCPA furlough with his parents. Mr E A. Tucker at twelve-thirty tall nan and Mrs. B. B. Chariton. South o'clock. HEATERS ed to hi Mrs Ada Hubbard is Eighth Street, Mercury note I before reporting to Redness Members please note New Jersey for overseas duty. hou change in date. 10" Sidewalk .the. Regular $18.95 !a.'ctrt,ai1o,ntadri,edPen Ind LOOK Many fan t, SALE PRICE ONLY $44.97 tsum pl ant.td yi e Heavy Duty rver $5.00 Down Christmas _none sot iuie Gift Deluxe $13.97 Tube $2.00 tic( Week -ca 5ref°uthtilly.' ( did not Visualizer tempt to nan FREE! WELL HERE comrades ion IT G. E. Iron ouj IS! av" with the purchase of A It Presses FARMERS! 341iswish S ,N=1/ any passenger MI tire It Irons cubhnthtai"P'A m ben Crut GOODYEAR'S he OPEN CENTER pi() Regular It lad SUPER -SURE $12.95 - GRIP whetheren er TRACTOR TIRES oud $10.97 298,. COST YOU NO MORE caps and he : 100 GALLONS OF GAS! Why pay more elsewhere and gat less quality and perform t'an • - South K _WO RADIO )ub) $/0 07 Plus tax ) TYPICAL DEPARTMENT "wed nan SAYINGS -1••-7 and exch. ABSOLUTELY trnb':h'Ila•Plinrriddni get.i7r1:e:1 fru' FREE Size 10-28 ( WHEEL DISK During the past 8 years that we have been in the ER 3rd AND 600x16 6 ply NEW RADIOS automobile business, CHRISTMAS PAY, we will give away Truck Tire $19.97 the people of Murray, Callo- white wall type. plus ex. lsaaega FREE OF ANY CHARGE ntHithin:edoldd.aewrio6vM1( way County and the surrounding counties 100 GALLONS OF of West YOUR FAVORITE Kentucky and Tennessee GASOLINE. $3.77 have been very nice to us. were $7.99 now "I thu This means any Tractor Battery In selling outright and person buying a 1946 or later trading many, many auto- model used car $5.97 mobiles will get this free gift of 100 gallons OFF! each year, we, the fellows at Hugo Wilson of gasoline :sic:Atm:4 (regular or Ethyl) Yes, you may get $8.87 Motor Sales have made hundreds this gasoline of new friends and from any of your favorite service Chrometype 'urtrhorne :1( satisfied tions. sta- were customers. And remember, this offer lasts until Ch4st- Final Clearance of mai . . buy now plus exchange SO, in extreme while the prices are lower and $14.95. Now $9.97 appreciation for your confidence the guarantees better. All Used Radios bark pris in buying these many cars, Hugo Wilson, Junior Full their free Lampkins, and Albert Buchanan wish Junior Lampkins, year warranty to make a fine Albert Buchanan, and Hugo Nood It Trim gift to their customers. Wilson all wish In and Tidy to share in making this nice gift pos- on Imorgoney1 ottft. si sible to everyone buying a guaranteed used Few Front Seat cEicer First, we will reduce the prices and place car. a satis- We had factory guarantee on each and So make COVERS e every late model used plans now to do at least part of your car. So, right now is the time Christmas for you to make an shopping at Hugo Wilson Motor Saled, 77c Set excellent deal and receive where absolutely free a very you'll get that 100 gallons of your favorite nice Christmas gift. And this gift gasoline APPLETON 6- 110,0 will make your absolutely fres,..,,,„.Xou'll also get lots of Plastic Christmas happier, too . .. trouble-free SEALED Covers JUST LOOK AT THIS ! driving by -buying a used car froC" ust BEAM SPOTLIGHT Mai Come were $17.95, WITH EACH LATE in today . . . We've got lots of nice cars to now MODEL AUTOMOBILE PUR- choose Were $18.95 - CHASED from. . . Almost any make or model. Now $10.97 OR TRADED FOR BETWEEN DECEMB- Regular ELECTRIC ALARM CMaYhdria1leid4 Covers ivory Einishiwi cabs with $:97 $9.97 were $12.95 luminous 40 now hands and numer- als. $8.87 POWAY, alarm signal. CO NOW TO high. We

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