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WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 195S ati Doubles Profit 949•14•1 Zs lise AU goseiReutesilky Crianatalty With-GOod -C-Ows nowspipse he 1947 re We Are ,alerlon Forrest of Metcalfe Coun- id ty increased his profit almost Rea it Helping percent when he sold 14 old scrub To Weather L .ip cows and replaced them ,with six KENTUCKY. I' a . r and 35 good • grade animals, sai4 Harem Build Murray pleasant. high in the 70's this ray Crenshaw, county agent in ith tee afternoon. Fair and cool tonight, Univershe of Kentucky By .so Each Day low 45 to SO in the east Its doing. Forrest increased the total and 50 to 56 in the west. sh pounds of milk produced and curt Friday partly cloudy with little to costs a little more than change in tem- half. It. perature. in- recently started in the dairy bust. 'n, ness through improvement of Ins TOUR PROGRISSIVE HOME United Press NEWSPAPER er1111111MIWINWri rn. herd and buildings. Futase plans IN ITS 744h TEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, ret include pasture development and May 28, i953 MURRAY POPULATION - - - 8.000 de feed supplies produced on the farm. Vol. XXIV; No. 127. n Coronation INTEREST MOUNTS IN SCHOOL ELECTION 1X4 EISENHOWER 14.1 Taft Split On US Funeral For "Seen &Meard HONORS LAFAYETTE Question • Will Be Forgt, +/UN In Korean War Mrs. Decided Around Glbbs By Voters Next WASHINGTON May 28 (UP)— safety Tuesday for a free country standing MURRAY President Eisenhower said flatly to- alone. Is Today day that he does not snare the 5. He Iriterest in the school election said no solution of the merce. therefore, offers view of Sen. Robert Pa Taft that Korean war to be 'pheld next Tuesday is its ser- should be adopted be- vices and endorsement, the United States should forget Funeral services for ginning sharpen to the It's mulberry tune again and the which, according to our consciences, Mrs Cora to according to plan" the United Nations as E. Gibbs will be reports kids in the neighbeehood fat as the is basically unfair to South Korea. held this after- from the Murray High are Korean noon at Murray Chamber of Corn. going war is concerned. In -connection with 3 o'clock at the Martins School Parent-Teacher Association. a round with their teeth the truce talks, Jack W. Frost, He said the Senate Republican the President Chapel Methodist Church with The PTA is sponsoring Sr. Execu- arid mouths looking as if they restated In :s un- Rev the elec- tive leader is entitled to his own H. L. Lax and Rev. L. tion which Secretary had been eating tar. con• changebale position that there be L. Jones of- will determine if voters. victions, but that ficiating_ "Washington, D. C.. April 17,1983 in the Presi- no forced repatriation of prison- living in the Murray School Dis- dent's Mrs. permits the sum of opinion, a Iono ri e" ers. He said the Gibbs. age 76 formerly of trict, wish to continue a 10 cent $113,- It Is an annual occuranee. The Allies stend to- 550 of federal funds policy has no place in American this county, passed away tax or not. The to be reserved birds are in the top of the tree gether on this principle. at the tax was originally planning. Highland Park tentatively pending your ac- arid the kids . The President's discussion General Hospital, levied in 1929 to build the gym are ringed around of Highland tign The chief executive told his Taft's speech Park. Mich.. Monday. Her flow in use at the school rind for the bottom. Both vying for the this week — in which Office of news conference that no single death 'was caused from a adidtional classrooms. Education by Lilly- juicy berries. the senator advocated independent cerebral white" free nation can live alone in t4is action hemorrhage she suffered one The school tax of by the United States if the week 10 cents per "Murray World. , prior to her death. She hundred School District has the Speaking of kids, Korean truce negotiations fail — waa a mem- is scheduled to expire the neighbor- ber of opportunity' of getting a new Other foreign policy highlights was touched the Martins Chapel Metho- in June. If it is decided ay voters ele- hood IS strangely quiet -from the off by the opening mentary scalars' in Mr. Eisenhower's news confer- dist Church. to continue the building costing hours of 8:00 to 12:00 now. a question of the news conference. tax for fram three $113.550 ence: Survivors are if a suitable site with play- A reporter asked the President five daughters, to five years. the money will be Mrs. Rob ground can be furnished The 1. He said the Big Three meet- whether he shared Lamb and Mrs. Herbert used to purchase a site for a 19 It Is temporary though, just Taft's view that new cents levy voted ing in Bermuda — tentatively set Farmer of Murray. Mrs. Lois grade school in 1929 to build while the daily vacation Bible this country might as well "forget Har- building. gym for mid-June — might grove. Mrs. Wade Enoch Murray and classrooms expires in Schools arc in, progress. be delayed the United Nations as far as the aridajtera. citizens wilt not have to by the Kenny Wilkins June. By continuing it from two failure to form a new Korean war is concerned." of Detroit. aficha pay for the school. directly. The • French government. two sons, Jesse to four years a site costing from Earlier Sen. John J. Sparkman Gibbs of Murray Federal aillovernment, under a pub- The neighborhood begins to rock 510,000 to $20.000 can 2. He said he does not necessari- ID-Alai and Russell Oibbs of Detroit, lic law pernias be paid for. 'ere again at noon when they all start said that Taft may be to Mich.: use of 5113.500 for The tax and back to the patace. The Yen- ly believe the Bermuda 23 grandchildren. rate will not and can not arriving again. conference blame if the current Korean truce the building of the school itself. :ally is regarded as one of the worldat will Active be more Than it now is. By voting lead to a later meeting with talks collapse. pallbearers will be Feed, •This public law involves the grant- shish to ride. YES the rate 25 cents (intcrnattoi Russia, despite British and French Harold, Joe Edd and Virgil. Gibbs, of money to we now pay 4 , ll‘tirs being towed by the office. localities whose the Sinking hopes that it will. Charles Lamb and Fund will be continued e always involuntarily Darrell Har- schools become overcrowded due / jump grove. until the site is paid for. The 3. The laresident opposes admis- High School Boy's Honorary pailbeerere will to government projects in the 15 when we look up and suddenly cents is for the Grade sion of Red China to the United be Roy Pool. Johnny Robertson, vicinity. School ULI see the back ear movin,g along Commentaries Cut Ninth Street.- Nations under present day carcum- Charlie Clark. Gingles Barnes, The school with no driver. Takes a minute Otis census of the Muree• ' Stances wherein Johnson, Clifton Harrell, Murray Board of Education /, to realize that the Chinese gov- From Voice Budget Tilghman High School has increased over A it is being towed. Armstrong, Luther Robertson, Chm, ernment supposedly is subservient Tommie Atkins, Haf- per cent, from causes attributed W. Z. Carter, to Moscow. NEW YORK May 28 (UPr—A ford Rogers and Harry government Sec. Activity, going on at the old Suttee. to activity in...the area. 4. He sees no evidence of 17-year old high school senior Burial will be in the Ford Garage. Our sleuthing so far a Martins There is now a total 25 cents rising tide of isolationism in whose chatty commentaries Chapel cemetery with the has been fruificas. but something this on Max H. per huedred tax in the Murray country. He said the bulk of the American life were heard from Churchill Funeral Home in charge School District. room brick home located on the is giiing•nn. Fifteen cents et Heaviest American Pakistan of the arrangements. PRESIDENT people feel there is no to Scotland has given up EISENHOWER stands with bared head this tax is used for the normal ace streets, a large wreath after piecing •" has lot w his Fhortwave broadcasting because at statue of General Lafayette operation of Floilyhorka are beginning to ' in Washington during eere- the school system. The F• gement, electric furnace. Pyiced his fan mail is too monies on 119th anniversary bloom. NO PLACE LIKE HOME heavy. Hopkinsville of his death. •niternationcd) remainingainit:sch ,i tenev,k,m. cents has. n used tittii transferable. The weekly broadcasts by Billy ng to pay fur the priorn GAFFNEY, S. C. May 26 IUP) eipasion af Brown of Yorktown Heights. N. Officials Face the Idern 5 room frame hooite, nice We always look for the big —Sheriff Julian B Wrietit was Y. became a casualty of cuts bunch right in front of Mr Kelley's in the Over 1000 children now oftener! )cated for high schoor, has city happy to oblige a fear rtricken Voice of America New Indictments on South Fourth budget the Murray Grade and High School, Rages street and a man who asked In reasonable. transfer for • haven "until 115th Session Korea FHA loin - Although Billy Of gave his services Methodist and little farther up in front of things a new site must be obtained the quiet down at home" free of charge, HOPK1NSVILLE May 28 (UP)— — Berry apartments. the t500 a month because of the crowded pan ground -- Wright locked the man up in a expense Former Hopliansville Safety SEOUL. Korea ? house, also apall of handling his voluminous Com- and lunchroom facilities. May '28 (1.TP)— cell. After 32 hours the man agreed misaioner Joe Davis and 4onference The correspondence had been borne by former To Following are slims. quotations heaviest fighting in six months Price only 000.00. Larry Be I. Kerley has started another to be set free. convinced Police In June it was the government The Chief James Greenfield to- raged on the Korean Store over at Benton funds were from individuals and organization battlefront x located hard surface street safe to go home. eliminated day faced new indictments tonight in recent buaget cuts by a heads expressing themselves on the as waves of Communists garage. for for the State special Christian County grand The one hundred and fifteenth have attacked United , has y d Rents Department s :infor- as, moch tioce as do the issue to be voted on I Nations forcea mation agency. jury. eession of the Memphis guarding nice ho1ie is located on a large ennuel ministers. One delegate and or.. "The PTA along with ether •or- the western and eaFt. Mrs. Maud Doseett, who Conference will coven, central ade.,X real bargain for $6500.00. "This is going to be a was ac- in Memphis alternate are named h agnizattons want the new school fronts. First Methodist disappoint- quitted yesterday Tennessee each Church on a June 3-7. Begins charge From Wrest church. A regiment ment for a lot of listeners," one on building arid playground for our of Chinese—possibly le located on one of the finest illegal sale of liquor, was indicted' Tennessee and West Kentucky 3.006 men—struck Voice official said today. "Billy The 'first annual conference for boys and girls and urge you to western front rray. Has city sewerage. This by the jury on a charge some 300 ministers and outposts was the Arthur Godfrey of selling' 250 lay- the Methodists in the Jackson vote YE'S next Tuesday. west of Kora,ngpori at 8 of the liquor without men will Pur- It can't rear of the lot affording a beau- Large Construction Asian audience." a license. gather at the he•toric old chase area was iene. 7' am. EDT while earlier Program held in Jackson, cost more than we now pay." reasonable Davis is charged with First Methodist Church in reports t. Qwner will sell or nonfea- Mem- Tenn.. in 1840. The church was Musray High PTA said a battalion of 8011 Billy, captain of sance and misfeasance in phis to begin their annual "conver- men attacked rk veneer home and pay' the dif- the Yorktown office lit divided in 1/444 and the Southern Mia. Toni Crider, Pre'. outposts Carson and Heights the new indictments. eations." The calling High School football team, toe-ther of wing met in 1844 in Somersville, Vegas. and another battalion struck the •Tee Young Men's Business Club made an immediate hit last sum- Indictments against Davis and ministers is an old custom in Tense Thus outpost Berlin. el it was for one hundrcd %eater' ally located. Has city sewerage. • mer GreenfieR1 were quashed the MethodietChurch. 100 per cent favoring con- when he began 15-minute last week It 10 began years. In 1938 the church Intense Communist arttlicry and on when was re- tinuing the 10 cent tax rate ex- for two apartments and can be English language broadcasts motion of their attorney that John Wesley called his men united and mortar fire accompanied to the next Session of piring next month the at- Pakistan and the December grand jury for, what he termed. until site( for tacks. 1.00. North India over that re- "conversa- the Memphis Conference met turned the tions." in a new schol building and play- in Highway 121 just at the edge difir Voice of America transmitters. indictments was illegal- The quesileine :eared of Padecah in 1939 : Farther to the northeast, a pot- ly in session. ministers today, ground are peke for The growth $2000.00. as the -go to can, Since the begimeng of lion known as the Hook also was buy for He tried to give listeners In the ference. the con- of Murray demands that we take aMmo. fure.t indictments, Dales are not new. In ease they ftrence three reported receiving heavy shelling, se located on Broad street. Only glimpse of hundred and eixty- advantage of this st 7 -34 3 America thee would was charged with misfeasance ,v:ere asked. in part. by life time oppora usually r•Ti. 3 3 in John Wes- tie ministers have passed to their the prelude to an attack. a 2 2 have little chance of getting Owe- office and Greenfield ley bimself. tunitya• •11 31 II with malfea- As the cierch has',reward from the roll At 7:30 a m EDT the Chinese located 10th street. real 44" "ti I n where. lie talked about his sance grown. of Memphis Young Men's Busincss Club on A I L. seee• corner in office. new business arisee.;The COnference were reported to be "close 41 OS drugstore Methodism. Teday some In- on . and the soda touniein, baseless of an Walter Baker. Pres. annual conference three lutedred and forty-five make Vegas, a bloedy outpost position football and basketball games, is varied "The Lions Club consisting of apartments. Has 77-1 his The business members at a where 3 11Pa ALL FIRED l'r of ordain- tip the NI of active- and retired U. S. Marines were hit sev- high school classes and American ing ministers, meeting May 26, unanimously owder room, one-half basement receiving them into men. Some eighty men -nit- eral months ago. It is now manned home cooking ATLANTA. Ga the serve as ,proved plan across the May 28 11.1P)-- conference is-a highlight. Then. local ministers. to acquire building by foreign UN troops. 'mace. Located just Pictured A is an artist's conception of the new Methodist fire broke out at Fire Station the assigning men for and playground sites for Murray College. Has $95.00 per month Before long, Billy's a new yene. ,The conference hae grown Meanwhile, South Korean troops Church buildings planned broadcasts No. 3 Wednesday while la filled With IV' boys and girls. by the local church. were its firemen the drarnat.c. large that it All !acme urge were locked in a 20-hour mild ?rs. This is something worth in- being picked up by the Brit- were busy is barely poisible to brittle At 04 far right is the construction with another blaze. that you vote YES Tileadar in with part now in progress. ish Broadcasting Corp., and 'Per many years only htfid it except in the larger cPti- of a 6.500-man Chinese radio Half a dozen trucks from ministers school election" This will be an educational buildings. The Sanctuary stations in Australia other attended ters. For the most force that hit 14 outposts elonR Sycamore. 205. His audience fire stations conference. Teciay an part it 111.414, ' the ed on Size 75 by will be the center responded to th equal today Murray lions Club central front Wednesday building, and at a later date a new ed- included U S soldiers :I: Korea, alarm number of laymen rnd lay- in Memphas. The conference night. and had put out the fire Bryan Tolley, Prrs. ucational building will be placed happy to hear his homespun by women attend. It, is has meet three times in Murray. An 8th Army spokesmen said where the present talks the time men of No eine of the Vernon Anderson. frame house, full bath, hot Sanctuary about things 3 returned - most _democratic The first session Sec. the attacking force was estimated now stands. back home. from their call. procedures in er- %VW, held" here Stella, ,stoness in 1917. It "The Rotarians of Murray voted at ."elements from t large lot at Ky. ice e ii, spokesmen said. Laymen later met in 1934 and three different — . _ 1943. unanimously for the people regiments.- Earlier ------of reptzels had Construction ha a begun on the sent time will be used to com- Murray School Diktrict indicated only 2 baths, consistingA• living Each charge in this Murray area to pass on 3.500 Reds involved. building Program of the First plete the education build in g, will send question of paynie'erat $10,000 to Intense mortar and kitility room and /garage and Son Of Churchill the minister and one artillery fire Methodist Church at the spokesmen said.: To $20,000 and getting corner Cover delegate. a Fts5W blazed along the front Coronation C. B. Ford will' 15ChOel in support elec- go to oms and bath ups ira, 'has of South Fifth and Maple street. May 31 has been designated by coating 5113.550 Memphis from the First M8thodist from Feder Gav- of the Red attacks. t). located on Oj4.re Blvd. For a The education the church as Victory ernment. betiding is now Sunday. All Church in Murray. Late reports said the Reds at- 00.00. under construction, members who have made For 1) for $11 and is the. pledges United Murray Rotary tacked 14 Press And Le iger and All gatherings .4 Methodiats aie Club outposts and captured apartment first of the three buildings are asked to make paytnents Times Nat free, kiiittith 1 'ely uP- planned on called eConferenoes.•. All rs printer. Ryan Hughes. 'Peel. Both sides were still battling by the church. those pledges on this Sunday. and ing adjaceit to which would Wives are referred to as - "The Murray Chamber of- Corn- for Perssession of four others and all members The writer of the following Deli, The foundation has been poured who have not as vet dis- kneeling down, gates." -meree is always the South Koreans held firmly u. Owne/will sell at a real bar- patch placing the hands for progress. We to and if the weather permits. the made a pledge are urged to do is the son of British Prime in those !atand in the royal enclocure an4 The five. esideltie or farm. of the queen and uttering - Methodist economy pros-ides recognized the erowdeLconditions building should take shape so on this day also. Minister. Sir Winston Churchill. see his sovereign's horse win a very the words: that every charge shall fwve now existing in the Murray Schools Finger -Ridge, on the central n briilc veneer home. Has gar- rapidly, A Fianance He is an race at Ascot a spokesmen said, Committee Member internationally known "1 become .in the middle I pastor and every pastor arid feel that this front, took the brunt of the waled surfaceol :ttreet your liege man of' shall have opportunity to-- as- on hard The Church Building Committee seat "it is the earnest desire of journalist who will do ri series Jame, but two weeks. earlier: 'If a charge, sault. Soldiers of life and limb, and of earthly wor- At tin time will a Metho- *entre land, mein which the Gov- the 8tbh ROK Di- rd about half wity between High has spent many hours in planning the T Finaance Committee to have of dispatches for the United Press his station in rife or luck in the dist vision were ship: and faith and truth church Ix, without a pastor, ernment will build a grade school, shoved from four of ('ollege. Price $8,000. Small the most economical the education building that will carry I will ballot permits it, he see e and most ef- paid for through coronation bear unto may her expect • for short periods is the only wily to alleviate the five outposts attacked there. upon completion. you. to live and die, in the such oan transferable.. ficient structure for the church This ebjective day He win be Inside Westmin- mointed and crewned ins the Col- case of death. a conditirin One of the outposts captured against all manner of folks. The Ceamber of Corn- by memberanip. can only be reached through the ister Abbey on Tuesday in his So legiate Church of St. Peter in • The the Reds was rame house and bath located on of- help ma God." following ministers will at- situated to the west Contracts totaling $76.000 cooperation of all membera of ficial capacity as a Westminster That is still the of- ter'"? of Finger city sewerage in two blocks of have the gold staff Those doing tie sessions of creiference Ridge. The other was been church." officer, homage then rites. ficial name signed with varmos contrac- one of the officials re- touch for what is commonly in Memphis Mum Joe Knight With aerated east of the ridge Hand )wner will sacrifice for $7,250. Rev. `the crown and kiss the the Murray are: to tors. an includes contracts for Paul T. Lyles Is pastor of sponsible for seeing that the called Westminster Abbey. Rcvs'n• . aid fighting monthly payments ;42.81, diOwn peers queen's hand. The Duke ar.y... Lmbcrtls. took place at both the eleating aystem the church. and peereseea are of Edin- The official explanation 28th Infantry Division air condition- in their proper burgh, the of this Burpo, Merriao n, places. Duke of Gloucester and inherently Blankenship, ing system. electrical work, plumb- droll situation is that Owen. Easley. A tremendetia barrage 0' the Duke of Kent will kiss and Lyfes. GOEPPINGEN. .et least ..ated on state maintained itigh- ing and construction materials, the Ascot is only ileacial occasion, Gel Sit. Jos 10.009 rounds queen on the cheek Sunday, May 31, will be the nil-artillery and mor- til and routes. this A total By because they whereas the corrinationa last. Knight. son of Mrs. Fornie Knight, milk Land on of $116.142.25 h:.s been Murray Hospital RANDOLPH CITT'RCITILL are royal is "full preaching date in these tar supported the Chinese assualts. dukes Methodist Murray is now serving in high state of cultivation. Has pledged by the church members Written For The United Frees state ceremonial." Many of the churches before v.-Ith the Three of the attacked Everyone else will toing to em.terence 28th outposts thus far. Of this total LONDON May 28 k's hor nueen's. ministere have been' on Infantry Division's military were igs are exceptionally good. 1.8 pledged. Patients admitted ‘UP,—When hand. -di- Jun, 1 gear Outpost Texas. Nene of approximately from Monday Queen Ann vorced and police ‘n Goeppinrten. Germany. base. reasonable. wino° has been paid 5-00 was crowned 250 years Some it is obvious that 'they the assaults penetrated the Priced very pm to Wednesda y5-00 p.m. time ago, a frienct asked Knight-71s main in ago, the first person to do must be allowed access to court 119 charge of generals' Allied ate possession. Master Isaac Bruce Allbritten. homage Sir George Bellew, escorts The Finance Committee was her husband. Prince garter king of and state functione..For if for the Military Police unit • now hair 5, Murray: Mrs George arms, and in they briefing officer said on hand Sam Crutcher of Denmark censequence master were denied ..He wears the Bronze Star Medist, 542.325 93 according to and He was follt•wed by of midi accese they tliAt- nnC8htilteeiAse1'hYird designed the at- baby boy, 212 Erwin, Murray: ceremonies inside the ablay on Pimple Heart anti the chairman'-of the committee. the archbishop of Canterburry. cold dnnt dercbarge their duties of the Cambat In- tacks' apparefitly as a William Hopkins, Rt I, coronation day, Whether BIRTHS "large scale Puryear, divorce fantrymen Badge. Approximately 118.000 has been This has long been thought advising the aoveratkn. harassing actirin" Tenn , Donald Miller. Dover, Un- was an obstacle which might lead paid nut already Tenn; seemly and to acImieeinn to Since. however. Ascot Sergeant Knight completed basic for construe on Mrs. Louis this year at the Duke the abbey is a pinery Mr and tees Gc4Cr—ise to capture of the outposts Miller, Rt 2, Dover. leriod gracanue" he social Our.n, Rotate training :it Carep expenses including the buibling of Edinburgh's own suggestion affair, there ie no reason 5. boy. May Shelby Miss., Bad weather slowed gency Tenn Mrs Cecil Eldridge he replied, "what do you '20 after down air Int, and will dia ttenk this why the entering the labor, lumber, bricks. archi- baby homage to his wife. Queen is m -en should relax the Mr and Mrs Collie Army in 1943 activity. B-29's from Ott girl, Rt 3. Murray: Master , Aecor" Barley: Route end arrived inawa tecturel fees and miscellaneous Elizabeth, after the archbishob social ban on divorced pr r sort I, Almo, overseas in October pounded Red supply 1.arry Dan Wilson, and Jimmy of This retort emphasiaea girl, May 21. centers where. All funds collected Wil- Canterbury has done one rf Which so rigidly 1952. ever Phone 483 at the. pre- son, Hazel, Denzil so the strangest maintained by Mr. and Mrs R H. JOIrS, possible. building costs. Peehlein, Eva, Hsenage anomalies of English her great-great Route 'In civilian life. he Tenn. is done by removing the social grandmother. Queen Bentin. yradueteri The east coast port of life. The "guilty party" i's May 21. from Murray Wonsan coronet arid handing it to ! Victoria, sinless she sees mind Mr High Schnorand we% was attacked a page, a divorce case is rea- and Mrs. James Ralph Story, throughout the day not allowed tol son( to do so. ' a repairman fix the" Grarate .city by Route 2, bey, May 22. planes and ships of the United Motor Service. tlations fleet,

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4 • RSDAi PAGE. TWO THE LEInvflt & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY THLI MAY 2f; • , 0•1•MNII is Connecticut the 46th state :11 THE LEDGER & TIMES site, but it is first in percentagi,. Campanella Might Break t Work.- eURLISH6./ BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Vac ing population. It Is 28th r: wpm, ..onsoliciation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes and The latlen and in wholesale trade. 21,r .1 Menas-Heraid. October 241. 192U, end the West Kentuckian, Jaaaart Record Of Babe Ruth,Dressen, In retail trade. Ilth in value added 1941 by manufacture and fourth B. 'population density. JAMES C. WILUAMH. first at PUBLISHKR By CAR1. LUNDQUIST Clark a good cushion tur his achieved Vistaed Pram Sports Writer big league win which he Ha pmerve trarr reieet— any Advert- is-in- g.--Lotteis Edam. NEW YORK May 28 WP'— with relict help from Al Brazle. or Pubue Voice items which in our optnion are not for the best interest Dodger Manager Charley Dressen, Gus Zernial's homer :n t n e se pur readers VI toasting baseball's newest home righth gave Alex Kellner the mar- at run ta,r0 with Al highball made gin for his sixth victory as the THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION out th of cherry soda pop, said today Roy Athletics edged Boston. Hoot Evers NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES. WALLACE W1PMER CO, 1306 Campanella might break Babe hornered fog the /losers. Boaroe, Memph is. Tenn.. 259 Park Ave, New scored R. York; 307 N Michigan Ruth's record if "he just keep, on Rookie. Bobo Holloman Cl nee. Chicago. 811 Bolyston St. Boston swinging easy." his first victory since his ao-hatter 1.4 But Campanella, smoking a big' over the Athletics but needed re- Entered at the Post Orrice. Murray. Kentucky, for transmission as cigar in the Dodger dressing room lief:help from isisiekel. Paige, apa Second Class Matter after his second homer of the held Cleveland scoreless for the hits. N. game in the ninth inning heat the final 3 2-3 innings with two 111BSC11-1PT1ON RATES: By C.rrier in Murray. per week 15c, per Giants 5-3, said "Nuts----2'm not- The Yankees picked up three- soot& 05c IL CaLoway and adjoining ceunues, .per year, else trying to bleak Ruth's record—I hit pitching from lefty Ed Lona: alma. 95.511 just waima win ball games.- while Joe Collins, Yogi Beira and "Arid I dint know what it is Billy Martin belted homers for ati WEDNESDAY. MAY cho. 27. 195:1 I'm doin' right -- I just know runs.their rn right now I'm not doirj;, much Harry Dorish pitched six-fi it sr 'we da wrung," he added. - relict fall for 10 1 3 inningS and 115 stria-, CnillICS Campy's homer with two men on yielded only one run while SUR _D . Ilajor League Standings base after an error by Aly:n Dart log out seven but tas pertormance In Starter Sets . thou Gi • kept the game alive, wgis -hue 16th went to waste in the mart 16 pc. Set bases NA I1ON AI. LEAGUE •PhiLicielphla 4. Bo.: of the season and tits four runs Chicago. -Chicago had the and 13th tra resin W L Pet. St. tout, S. Cleland - hatted in for the game gave hbn loaded in the ninth, 11th, $16.95 Wi ?"2 U .867 Chicago 2. 13en.,:t 2 15 autin a total of 51 — also far ahead of innings without scoring. be GIFT DEPT. st. Lane 13 tile curlew. the till-tuna--major leagth: record Braokly n 21 14 fil/0 pace. Read our Classifieds for Economy Philadelphia 18 14 563 Todays Games But Dressen toasted his catcher Hardware • New York 19 1: .423 bike and a few and said — "He Needs" Stints SI Red How, Jr., on his new of the children who attended the Var- he your "Wants and •- ittsburgh 13 22 371 just keeps- swinging '.1.1Kea sity Theatre free last Saturday by bringing four labels from Bush Brothers canned cneadsoy.7it . II. . As hteago _ 11 .11 .344 The homer gave Brooklyn 1 40-3. vs..Erskine .4-2. goods. 9 22.94 game the Giants figured St Louns at Civeinnati they hat already won on earlier bees ,0-2. vs King .0 2, The Murray Wholesale Grocery Company and _Bush Brothers are the hosts each homers be Bc AMERMAN' LEAGUE Hank Thompson and We,, West. Philadelphia at }'t4+.-'o. . Saturday afternoon at the Varsity to all children under 12 years of age who bring •. Team IV I. ret. rum that had more than countered S:mmons 16-31 vs Lal'alm• • .2 four Bush labels. MURRAY LIVESTOCK CO. Its h1•55 Nork 24 :: 686 Campanella's first four-base blow Only games scheduled I chicago 23 1.'. A') . Another bik e w ill be given av'a free on pitcher Jae Black melted kW .. Saturday, June 6. Pictured also is Frank ',R,t;l'!, Market Report He el,.idand . 19 13 304 • easy victory with one mning of AMERICAN LEAGUE Lancaster, manager of tile Varsity. ( P -•. If 20 IL ..156 r - aid to starter Billy Lams. 4 -, • .tt - - Par- I Bu 7 hing101. 19 18 .514 Milwaukee staYed in front be Sales Each Tuesday at 2;00 O'clock nell 5s Fricano ' I adelphia - Pa games in the National by de- Washington at New York - May 26, 1953 WI 13 23 .361 Final Test Runs Russ Meyer May 411,1AJOR LEAGUE feating the Cubs 9-4. while th.• I Porterfield 45-3, vs. Ford 0-0. If ': at 10 '27 Zit/ Plias ended a five-gane, TOTAL HEAD SOLD For Be Fined By Club LEADERS . W. C.-Ns...land at St Lou • G. Over Fastest streak by drubbing Pittsburgh H 2. --- — Gciod Quillity Fat Steers 20.00-22A , ,3 3, 5, Littlefield ,2.3. then lust again Yesterdays Results r AMERIf AN LEAGUE 8-6. The Cards de- 0 eames satud t Autos in Big Race feated Medium Quality Butcher Xattle 17.60-19.51) BROOKLYN May 28 .UPI—Onl veown. Wash. 37 142 24 52 .31111 Cincy 6-3. In the Amer:ear' NATION.111 It ti I. top of League the Tigers Baby Beeves 20.00-23.011 the- 5100 fine he seas handed Kell 'Boston 32 122 23 4:3 .352 and White Sox issdelptha 14 1 _ Broadcast by the National League. pitch,-r battled tu 2-1 15-thrung curfew- Fat CONVA, Beef Type 12.50-14.0ii And Teteca it May 28 1 Cutler. Phila. 214 -114 14 39 .342 "s,bairch B. PhiLidelpm Russ Mey• t of the Dodgers may r,..1 halted tie, as each team made 12 Canners and Cutters- 8.00-12.01) Of Baseball Game; May UP --The tartest e5er to ,ok lyn 5., N ew Vol k 3 Lined by his own club as a re hits while the Yankees topped Bulls 14.75 (tioA It in Upe net khef NAIIONAL LEAGUE • t -Louis 6, Ca..anrati Be Limited stilt of 'his angry actions in last Washington 3-1, the Athletics eh.- In The F-siture race niay start thr• 5410-r ..! !r, Player and Clab G ABE N Pet .Ywauk.-e (7"- 4. _ _ Slinday's Dodgers - gam • feated Bostun 4-3 and St. Louis VEALS— Saturday without ! I Schst,, St. I. 35 145 25 56 112 -AMEBIC itN.Li.CE t.r. .t Philadelphia ended a nine-garne lasing • WASHIN4TO114 May 28 .rit every der k Wyrosk. At 101 18 36 35ft t w Yoik W.. .• _• Meyer •554 cit.( ted from th. with a 5-1 win over Cle5•elano A bill aimed , at killing %alumna-I loin down fo rrepaiis ii I Ashlm, Phila. 33 126 20 43 .341 Haney Veals 2 Lot) F — rile by umpire Augie_annate'i, whiCh 'ended a four game wintin r: broadra.ting and telecasting ments alter isnalifice.tion . ..No. 1 Veals 22.1111 'Allen he tossed the rldrIW- "tag streak. bora-tut:1 gain* s' -will b. -Ai:anon-a two days ,.1 testing which etie Dome gimp Doc- No. 2 ‘'eals 21 to the full Senate Cumme:e• (eon.- Mr in. prokst gets pitch Donatel:t ak.4.- 16. KILIALCWAILI, RaliA 10. Melt- last Tuesday. • j Milwontec snowed U. u sU a I Tbrawouts 10.00-21 uti mate's. -in the near fiiture.",&:n caned' a The American Autana.role • Braves 10. bounre," piekUig up loan runs r! Bettor, Easier Edwin C. Johriwn ID-Cot.. Psaat ',stratum. which ruler. the riee He -was fined by- the league and --- Me fifth after the Cubs score I today- Campanella HOGS — . Indianapolis speedwy.l.orrn'.4- suspended for three days when Runs Ratted Re — :Our III their half. three Ha. MOTN CONTROL Dotikei. 61. Dropo. Tigers :II, Volt- 180 to 250 pounds I ▪ usre a a. , r'i"1' fls fart,t.7 t•.• • .•••• • .• fans :etiorted tlisit-he range a vu'..' Sauer's hotter. Andy Patko's Mr.. - De no-day by a three n, m ete dav bt•fore the'-n .: 4; . gestu.e at .Donatelli whi:., men. Sanators 31. run homer was the big blow fo' M'mreittee 1 ‘"th J--nn-..o. the ,.ubcor",- tnei ,• w:, •• - ,! '12. ::... the no dagout. at U •• the Braves and it, the trliowine nox Rams — Mantle. Yankees - nutter •ha ir spobsoi rfar the v. wad be p, to it to. tit when tele visson canter 34, Mm Innings they earierwd matters b:. Cr. • F.•id5y. I eft trained on him White Sox 33; Snider, 130et- scoring four India) runs Reliever St( ( Out W.thout a 1,, Meyer gers 33; Campanella. Dodgers 31,i Johnny (1..••. met with Dodger Maniac r Antonelli•gained his third hu r.-44itati,, *nett broadcast' several di r,•eca I ley D.-•••sen arid VI:• Pre-- 55 n

• • Hits."-- SCN.A.1)41rIIM, de: ,e'• nen th• •, D.:_ • -ea forexhiee — os t• lens -efleirryt tInvasi• C..rds 58. Robin Roberts picked ...p hts Vi:non. S. n Mors 52;,Kiter.n. Tigers ca: EQ-53 rms, it thrratera-d irrir,Un-trusti . e n Rae .111th .1.111•1'fl vietoiy with a SLX-bltSer 49. en. dr•feets 0;••••,,5•ort• •1, -t iny citaciplmary action allollidt as Bill N'cholson drr,5• In six Only 50c a day 31. s- Ia,old I,. ":nclicatcd ir. his suns with a triple, doubh, and MOTH PROOFER Pitching Surkont, 6-0 ',en 1! Braves single but Pittsburgh rebounded to Tr Punch, Red Sox 4-0; L t Woolensm win the second g.:me with a six no for Washable Yankees 4-0... • .imin1111 run rally in the eighth in which tits lisw•st reolkos•eolled tree' AM odd Kea. 0.1 53 Frank Thomas hit two run smelt 6..11 ..1:0•, Caputre of a fish of i family . Ms 1,41,0 re•O •Fel.k 0041.a. odorless and punch hate!, Carlo.; .041 Harvest Vegetables Youn Bernier. be p•or•Kson 4., o, wad ee• s•o, No adr+o g .thomotzg.heoet toyebnersexhtaisncat rofourmsdat grle.;:ast Joe Garagiole IV5 •45 d••••aws, er•R nor hoe. or a . arid George Metia- arc vich each drove in runs vith sin- d OSIOCessoatd• eoolens 10 53 de.eleised •••1 1,id, le,t iii scientific circles The resweseeseled U S newt. OI Age KAO• Oka 10-33 For Top Tabie Quality se f,Sh! ttiUght III African waters, is ' SOW by progresv.• •.erryogOrt I 1 St Louis-seured four runs in th COI ) I believed f.5 be the Apeeif-s which , .93- 1 brat mning TO' OtAg.' - • • Get derovel dess•Osit 7,..tsir-,11#A . . evolved into as Red Schoenchere• I,e4.• Pr, amphibians — noes. •' • • •t•- • - -ox•l. h.,e•, • to ..... Mils.. Leek lef the lineA-Ost SG CONTROL WADOUARTIRS wee( sset , PT. PT. tat f de AUCTION, SATURDAY, MAY 30

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This is a five Mom house, good well with new At"),/14441 'a Yes, We Need Help! pump, both hot and cold water in the kitchen. The • *Sir':- 4. house.is vacant possession immediately. *tA11' We have committed ourselves inspect to TERMS — CASII

500 cars during the House may be inspected by seeing Brooks Doors.

This is the home of the late Mrs. Moutic McCdistoo

Ma\ Said\ Campaign Sow 7-lest Raw et Widish. I . ry Week sad Eat TM .•, /14 Ioune .4[1,1 I risp. P. Arnater:r April, r,r :-5 i;‘,! e i :, ; I., hi, e almost ,, ri ... 1 • enjoy the 1,:iirri of young ve.tela,. v.er.:- as when fruits are Ii, Just a Reminder! We would like ninapect your car and - bles. They f ..r.n.t be brand h. loacrl to reach full maturity. the markats tecie.se nuyers pre. 're is for big iti.,-s,- and the. young TI'. a certain point when . 5•••getable. V..s fraih the height tf th• grease it for regular price of .... not keep well. SA gardener that we will By tack.71g 1••••t!'.0,1.S. arid the A ! vegetables as soon has know the :** they are . large .i.cugh te learned to the greasing tutu h:.mcst• peas to he alone, or S1.00 s. rve, wh,ch may r, e al e. hen BE CLOSED half grown. acruci-..o: . ittia, an hour. will the {1..,t1 ,, ,.ge the harvest. ant .jear:,s of rare toefectitir:. S., .1 n ha; a For5 your sake, for your family's sake, 1a.knit delicious &tsar which can- smatter peak of her-- ham..., which gardeners lean , aot be preserved. ' Pm • / Until reaches recognize. Roth these vegeta it full matirrity bles for the sake of others on the the best rlacis for in.y vegetable beg•ri to lose flavor within a few minutes after they are It Uuwing in the gar:len ratter Saturday, 30th New low pr4,••• for thine May Phil,',, features man frozen, or Km-d. due 10 theirmsugar e1akng.... and color et‘helt. highway iri-a-riefrigeralor. - 'rutty epori.d moragf: .I 1-1•.t throe _starch door •I••cguaids.ii Freezing ComPtrt- merit• Full-width • .ally,_ shoall -tie harvested be- Leaf vegetables- should not be Crimper• I Ireible I tilit v Trays• New 2-Tons alti.sed to grow old Swiss chard, .I'Key -fairer." Color. fore full mati.fi Ity. bk'i•Aiie after in Observance of • And n•ally epee' full 7.3 co. It, that petit they begin -Id detcrl- hich will keep producing edible • a yet fits in floor spine of old tstaite, Ti!i.ing it the secret of en- le.a5CS all sminier it the old, style 4 ft. refrigerators. LET US INSPECT YOUR CAR TODAY! e-ying quality from your 0511 raies are picked off, is comtnarrty- garden. alm.,,,-1 to grow too large. Never rick radishes before-they ti a 'et the leaves grow longer than NIEMORIAL 12 New Phiico • i...by. Car r,"4,.• as large 05 yn .r ;0 trichet: %hen they 5cov5* larg- foroe er, cat them oft and throw away. • YOURS . little fingi;.r. mak'« A •1:-..h ro. Refrigerator FOR AS mea.bered. Beets just foriLme. If Agricola-age, tender new bras' LITTLE AS Remember,.. • ooked with their h-ave,. wee de that replace thern. New Xerriand Models for '53 , 1,,ie. If yr, a rick !Map be*.e another ail-summer THE BANK '•re seed have begun to ..i,- 2,,,an mikes hops bushes, h • 4:)1 -ie pod:, th y ire at t,.,• ..[ anlyahe td's of the stems sho new GOOD DRIVERS.. . Drive Safe Cars of Drury It.o• and • hefernro.. are: eavor, a. d tia 1, cut. _off for cooking. A 1-•*. PEOPLES ol herr-ran/4a, w EASYJ ,-, win k*.r.:* beari.,g, . tit! ii- 1,1:ir_tn will sanely' the famrie. Pr dis•anie k,I1, Mei: . - 4,, -rise!WV.' and tender- tips- BANK MURRAY TERM S ..n.i.n pa!sn.pe retain the,r , ehortant'y 1-o. formed. from 7 to 14 t u. It. at' i••:,-.4 cf,ntrant. all 1 " 1•,f• in Ir. In theae,'•'!orna- Member FDIC Member FDIC MURRAY MOTORS. Inc. ' Pit. I -.' i.V. ‘.,4-: be. allowed t . . .. . h• e i-r.r!rn • .. • Deposits Insured Deposits Insured 6u5 West Mai,. Phone 170 • 1.1 A 1113 . $iii,(104, to $10,000 KERLEY M. Phone .1, A 135 105 So. 4th St.

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.• 4 A THURSDAY, NIAY 28, 1953 ._ THLTRSDAi MAY 2. J9, - - THE LEDGER Wins der TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY Third In Calloway great Creator' of all things. In get- Connecticut is the 46th state County soil, water and forest is the bass On the PAGE TIRES ting the responsibility other hand a orosperows when there sire, but it is first in Soil Conservation of looking for successful farming. No farmer is an income that en- and produce percentaaii Contest after tarrniLg stare can afforod to main- industrial material, These all have the world's resources man can be considered ables them to see further ahead some effect oon of :dulled Aso, e..-lit a -VIVI _ 'a good fame: tain a free educational yet if our people had not been educational How Does was faced with znany problems as system than the wolf at the opportunities of our ing population. It is 28th ei Better Soil Conservation Affect The If he leaves his fields bare in through door. This taught the value of soil Educe- the centuries went a. greater taxable income. prosperity we might people, so it is very reasonable latien end in wholesale tre. Opportunities by. Today in winter, kill the water is measured by the not have 2ist tonal of Kentucky's People? Kentuocky carry off Just imagine how to imagine what it would to soy that two of these problems his different it wisdom of the farmer in soil conservation helps in retail trade. 11th in 'value topsoil, or cuts timber ruth- would be accept- be like. That could /lave been ssert added are the using of our land for every child to havt ing and a to impriive our educational ad- mamifacttire wisely, lessly. All people using good soil conserva- reality. • by and fourth in an agricultural the „advantages of Every section of the state vantages. in Jerry Hale, a student and the securing of greater educa- an education if tion practices. 'population density'. of the a prize of one dollar. state are affected by the good or all schools needs a place for play and tional opportunities for were privately owned A few recrea- All good building must have a firet eighth grade of M.T.S. wrote Special permission our people. bad use of the land, whether years ago fields that were tion and ur his an was granted The they and financed by tuition. especially suitable water sound and good solution of these problems will till tt.e given to broom sedge and sassa- foundation and le achieved' essay on soil conservation. by Mr. Hale to- print his essay in soil or work at white col- We hear the for boys to go swimming. There • It was have to start first by conserving expression, -Keeping fras bushes are good program for the economic Brazil.. this paper. lar jars in the cities. for the now cultivated and is not a boy in II entered in the 1953 Calloway the soil, for preis- up with the Jones's" used quite di Kentucky and security of the people Coun- In the without good soil perity of the seeded to pasture or planted in few el K-n- r :n t n e ty beginning of time man- farmer is like ten wnen someone girls who can grow up natur- lucky Conservation. contest and the people's standard of livipg measles, purchases crops to be harvested. must have a foundation that sr the mar won kind was given dominion over the its catching. - something Rolling land ally Without 'going swimming third place. He was is reduced. Soil conservation new4 but I doubt it is now put dur- is just as sound. Soil conservation t also awarded earth and all it contained, is Scat conservation can a rr to use by terracing and ing the hot summer iiry Os by the the e t there is a farm family in Ken- months and the can help our state preservation of the land and school attendance planting on the contour. Cattle develop thiS Rout i as. well as our tucky that doesn't "Old Swimming Hole" has had to program water with official supervision standard dream of and are now grazing on grassy for we must use our land of living. It is hard for work toward slopes have a face-lifting through the from the state or national govern- raising their stand- that used to to the best advantage and save the scored children to attend school regularly be- bare except for conservation program. Hot ment. ard of Irving. Certainly this can an_.,occasional We in this soil at the same time. Atomic Weather Seed Sowing when their parents persimmon sprout. section is I.' barely make be accomplished by have beautiful Kentucky energy Our waniatertua mate of Ken- a living those who use Small dams are built plants are fine for military needed re- on a farm and all because good soil on streams Lake to look to for fun and tucky depends on its co,pservation practices. to, form frolic. defense of our country but no agricultural of poor"' soil practices. natural ponds and to keep Soil conservation `0.1" Calls resources Another A farming community can affects the country can for New Technique as a source of income thing, exist the water from running be saved from un- .ss for the the poorer the land the less as I.ing as away with. agricultural income of our for the greater part of her its people are prosperous the land. state productive land except by the people. money the people have for which in turn ii two hits. The wise paying and people can support schools, affects the standard conservation method. use of these resources, taxes to support We cannot imagine our state, So for the up three- schools. churches and or of living, maintenance of our land's government only nation without soil sake, let's save it! Lel l to grow food schools, government, and LOPi; churches. Jerry Hale Beira and tiers fur ell ed six-h A L 9111 rtAID ECONOMY MI11145 and GROCERY ROBERTS GROCERY while stlik-, Wit cousin . HARRIS GROCERY pertormance In Starter Sets rnarilion East Main Street Phone 130 16 pc. Set at FIVE'POINTS en, bases Sycamore and Ninth Streets P. D. th, ..mi 13th $16.95 Mitchell, Owner Plenty of Free Parking Space GIFT DEPT. Two Deliveries Daily Telephone 874 Telephone leds for Economy Hardwatc 655-J Needs" FOR QUALITY PLUS 1 VALUE TRADE WITH YOUR HOME OWNED STORES Sow Seeds In Deep Drill. on Wet Soil Many experienced amateurs FIELDS (Ready to Eat) BIG BROTHERS fall in starting seed in hot, dry pound weather. This seriously handi- 1 Y LIVESTOCK CO. caps the full development of their garden plans. It cannot be 2 — 46 oz. cans done by following the methods Market Report usually successful in the spring, Picnic lb. when moisture Hams is more plentiful, 43c Tuesday 2:00 O'Clock and temperatures more pleas- at ant. A few extra precautions, May 26, 1953 easy Tomato Juice to take, can insure success how- 45c- 89e SOLD - • ever, and enable you to make succession sowing of vegetables U. S. CHOICE at Steers 20.00-22. for fall harvest, start late flower pound y Butcher ,Cattle 17.00-19 seeds, and keep the garden busy BIG producing until winter sets BROTHERS pound 20.00-23 in. Seed sprouts are not as strong r Type 12.50-14 as roots; they may fad to pene- trate soil which would give Sirloin Utters- 8.00-121 the Steak 69c roots no trouble. So the cover- Cover With Special Sell ' 14.75 dw. ing soil must be given special Mtxtora. and Soak Well. attention in WM" weather, when heavy soil is quickly baked Into Oleo quicker than in the spring, be- 19c a crust by the sun. cause of the higher tempera; Begin CELLO by making drill. much tures. In extreme heat some pound deeper than in the spring, so the extra shading will help keep the Yellow seeds will lie closer to the soil sail m,oist. in Quarters water. OCEAN SPRAY Fill the drill with water Shade by narrow boards held several times, so that it soaks 10.00-21 , on blocks an inch above the sur- 4 t! several inches deep. Sow Weiners the face. to allow free circulation of seeds in the wet soil, mixing fine air; by 49c covering with burlap, or seeds with dry sand to spread cover with CRANBERRY a mulch of lawn ail> I /4 them. pings, or similar material. size can . . . . 19c Now cover the seeds with a If the hearth, or burlap are SAUCE special soil which contains no used, they should be remover clay whatever. • A good mixture irrimedi•taly the seeds sprout VIENNA Is composed of commercial SAUSAGE peat The rows should be kept mole U. S. No. 1 — — NEW moss and sand Sphagnum muss until the seedlings are well es• 19e is excellent, shredded and mixed tablishod. with sand, or uaed •lone. Fine By these methods any vegeta- top soil can be mixed 2 cans 35c with sand. ble seed can be germinated. provided it contains SERVE WITH CHICKEN RED no clay, but Littuce is likely to give the most ago POTATOES 10 lbs. never , 45e mix clay and sand, because trouble. and It does, that a spread may form a harder cruel the seeds on • damp towel, 50c than clay •lane. roll Big Brother a day it up and place In the refriger-. Saturate the covering soil, and •tor for twenty-four hours Then keep it EXTRA LARGE moist by sprinkling as remove, dry the seed and HEADS often sow 2 Heads as required until the seeds The chili will usually germinate. spew SALAD • This will usually be garsalsaUos. M 49c DRESSING Pint Jar- - - 25c Lettuce 11" 29c • NIBLETS BRAND Sample Ballot KENTUCKY WONDER MEXICORN POTTED MEAT Pound For Educational Purposes Only 12 oz. can 3 cans for 25c dreen Beans 19c

19c Quart Sweet Party Pak • LIPTON FROZEN Paramount Name of Voter FOODS Pickle, jar-- 49c TEA Sunshine THE :MASK. TEA Residence Reg. No. Strws‘ berries French Fried Crackers, 1 lb. box 28c LIPTON 8 oz, can 19c Potatoes 19c TEA BAGS Skinner THE 01.,TK. - :27-rfu Do you favor a special school build- TEA Baby Lima ing tax rate of not less than Cut Okra MACARONI 5c nor Pkg. of 16 . 23c SCOTT TOWELS 25c more than 25c to be levied on each Beans 19( with holder Skinner 19c 4.411, • 41,1, • One Hundred Dollars of property sub- DIAMOND 69c ject to taxation by the Murray City Green Peas Whole Kernel SPAGHETTI 25c School District? PAPER Sweet Potato Slip% 4-ROLL PACK NAPKINS 19c Corn 19c 50c bunch TOILET YES R.-villa, (100 bunch) TISSUE 0 2 for 25e re 39c Rath Size NO rl Sweetheart Soap 3for re for risiwie features and color ettlint, BLU-WHITE TREND storaier: door • Vaiii-aauith Freezing Compnrt, FLAKES Regular Woodbury Soap 2for 27c It Sire Crisper• 1 ioohlt; Utility Trays• New 2 large box Anti n•allv ape, ions ... full 7.3 co ft- tloor Bath Size Npa,11. of old style 4 ft refrigerator'. 1 for 31c Woodburv Soap 3 for 27c 2 for 39c - lir° Sweetheart Soap 2for 27c ; or YOURS FOR AS LITTLE AS '53 is• PRICES No. Dial Soap Paying odor before it starts EFFECTIVE EASY Name of Voter TERMS Bigler 2 FOR FRIDAY PHU • 10e Cash Bath Size I 37c BLEACH Residence Itle . No. and New 2.o. for Fresh QUART KERLEY 61191frielli011 Size] 27c SATURDAY CO. < Country Eggs 105 SO. 4th St. 19

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7,,,,w•••••••Ssaisaswamaeavaalliallellierairawree. PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, RE UrRY SOUTH BENTON THURSDA:,- MAY 28. 195 WOMEN'S Club MISS Good Cattle Gains PAGE News Activities KENNEDY WEDS MAY 23 On Dronght Jo Bqrkeen, Silage Editor.. . Phone 55 or 1150-M News Weddings Making drought-damaged eon Locals It was a beautiful day for the silage worth as much as a con Southern Harmony Singing yes- crop was accomplished by Lig, terday. A large crowd was pre- Martin. Smith's Grove, aceordini aept. The singing SOCIAL was excellent. to records he showed E. R. Rus CALENDAR Quite a few PERSONA:1:S- CHERRY CORNER people from other sell, Warren county aeent to Thursday, May places attended. Thei:Irtorea-Jack the University 28 Friday. May of Kentucky. The Magazine Club 29 Mr E. Fisher. Mr. an Mrs will meet Miss Lillian Watters and Mrs. Louis J. NEWS Clyde In 120 days, on a ration of 4: with Mrs. R T ss ill pre- Be yd and Kennedy, Mrs. Audry Wells at two-thirty sent her piano daughter of Lexington Alieon, Mr. pounds of corn silage daily arid o'clock. students in a re- were the and Mrs. Rex Miss Floy Robbins will cital weekend Harrison, and Frank two pounds 01 Purdue Supplement at the Murray High School guests of Mrs. Boyda Nichols, present the program. pareots. These warm days are all of Paducah, Mr. at seven-thirty o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter giving us and A per head, 35 heifers on the • • • H. something to Mrs. Rudy Greenfield • • • Conner, 805 talk about the satea and Mr Martin farm gained Sycamore. Cratus an average Mrs. Roberta • vas did so much Edwards of Sudhoff wiU • • rain. The farmers Hardin. Mr. and of 300 pounds, or be Monday. Jose I Mrs. 21:2 pounds daily. presented in a piano recital Edward are certainly busy out this Ray Madox of Murray, at The Lottie Moon Circle B. Sudhoff of Cincinnati, way and Mr. the farmer told the county agent the Recital Hall. Fine of the Ohio. I know they are busy everyplace, and Mrs. Willie Green Arts Build- WMS of the Firat and Mrs. Ben of Detroit, his corn silage %as worth as muc.1 ing, Murray Baptist Church T. Coopes where the ground Mich., and Mrs. State College, at eight will not meet and daughter, Julie, is dry enough to Edd Cope, and as a 75-bushel corn yield o'clock. as scheduled, but of Louisville work. Miss Clutine an acre. w,Ii meet arrived Wednesday Cope of Graves Coun- • • • June 8 with Mrs. Thomas for a visit withj Several ty. Everyone Hogancamp. Mrs. D. F acres of tobacco were set had a good time meet- McConnell and Mrs. ing The Paris Road Homemakers M. D. 1 Lest Saturday and Monday. with old friends. mosimeastions Holton at their tome Aram - Club will # • • at McCuiston, Brother Collier meet with Mrs. 804 Olive Mrs Sudhoff Keys Farris, aid W. B. filled his appoint- Gardaer arrived in Outland ment at the at one-thirty o'clock. Murray last week set tobacco Saturday. Grove Church. Sunday • • for a visit.. night. • Home Management • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ofus Outland It 4as the last ineefing be- 95 Drive In The Zeta and Dale fore the Conference. Department of the Mu- Mr. and Mrs. were visitors of Mr. ray Albert Hale are and Lb Billie Woman's ,Club will have Proves Lots moving into Mrs. T. N. Parker and Ken- J. Greenfield, who is a Of Help their newly construc- stationed Thursday Only picnic at the City Park How Mrs. ted home neth of South 8th Extended at Delaware, will be home at five- Ll.CY Darby. :I Greenup on North 17th last "Salerno fifteen o'clock. They Street. Wednesday. The men soon for a thirdy day leave Beathhead" county homemaker, made good have been residing folks math' before use More on Syca- a new concrete walk. going to Korea. starring, Dana Andrews of homemanagement suggestions Street. Wa women bossed . the Mr. and Mrs. and Richard offered • • • job. John Riley, Willie. - Conte in her homemakers clua, ISNICI whirl MIMI% daughtar Lindsey Home is Mr. Mrs. Woodard Outland. and Duinie Riley - -spent of {ha former U. E. Scene related by Miss Edna E. Haight, and Mrs. Ralph Maxey is very ill — B-u—ndaY' to London. Joseph P. Kennedy ambassador Eons, ant at her home on North with Mr. and Mrs. Coleman of Boston, Is shown Friday home agent with the University Joe Lee and David. 7th Street. Riley gown. In preparation in her bridal and Saturday 'Of Presbyterian are the Mrs. Carl of Benton. They for May 23 marriage to of Kentucky A; a guests of Mrs. Farris had a very all attended the (Meaty-, assistant Robert Shriven Jr. "Return of the Texan" • result. v.ork has Maxey's parents. painful singing general manager of 11'onian been simplified. Mr. and Mrs. accident la st Saturday, while illey were here. Mara Cardinal the Chicago Merchandise starring s .1leeting and Mrs. Darby hos Jeddie Cathey, 1612 Spellman will Dale Robertson more West when she hung her foot Mr. and laaas. Joe Patrick's officiate at the wedding. Mrs. Allred Lindsey time for her fantily.1 Main Street. Mr.. in a wire Norsworthy cathedral, New York. to St. and Joanne opened. her so Maxey is, and fell...breaking and Mrs. Will (International Dru home pri - Miller - This homemaker is accountant for both -Items. She Norsworthy are va- Somiutphotae) Avenue for the Unusually ac- the Southern was taken cationing meeting, of the tive in community Bell Telephone to- Dr. Lowery.' Both in Detroit, Met., this • Woman's Associa- affairs.. She is Company at Louis- week. ban a 4-H vile. of her arms were put in of the College Presbyterian club leader: secretary a plaster of . cast, which begins Mrs. Vade church held Tuesday the county 4-H Club Council, • • • 'oelow her wrists Siress ano Mrs. Rufus evening at a and goes nearly...1u Haltone beiien-thirtj o'clock. Boy Scout leader, a project hey elbows. attended the races Satur- leader .Mrs. Claude Mr. and day Cohostesaea in her homemakers Mrs. A. C. Heath, Miss evening. with Mrs. Lindsey club and is White were Mrs. also active in Maggie Downs. Mr. and Mrs. We B. F Sehierffius and her PTA and church Charge Of It. were glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Robert work. She Program Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Mrs. Johnson. is the metaer of twins Hi•d- Willie Green of Detauit The in ges and aeveral others with president. Mrs. T. the second grade and At Hazel were visitors us at Sunday School, C. Ven- a younger Meeting of Mrs. Carl Surely, also . able, called the meeting child in the first grade. The Woman's Farris Sunday after- Mrs. Alice Rudd, to order Society ef Christ- noon. who has been Hurry! and led ...ahe group It used to be ian Service out on - Hurry! in the that confusion of. account of Hurry! Lord's re- the Hazel Metho- Donua illness. Payer Tale igned- when the dist Kay Bury was the .FrIctay minutes were,read ani children were get- Church herd its regular sr business ting ready meet- night vurator of Mr. alra.M.11. Sliress attended session held. for school. Mrs. Darby ing Wednesday evening and 11,11.s. church The reported. at seven. Ofus Outland. at Benton. Sunday mapirational program Then she studied thirty o'clock at morning. evening for the and herself the chinch Mrs. Cassel was given her situation to see program.Claude with.- Garrison, R t, .1. We want by the what could White We are to spring-clean speaker, guest in ch. rge a' 'Gracie Lee proud of this beautiful our Mrs be done and Shelia used car Harlan Hodges about it. Now he the were Sa weather, subject Her things gets urday afternoon but -I'm afraid some of was "Foreign ready for school BrIaldnrcis.01,T. 741Sr. visitors of Mrs. 4.. M.szians" the night i.MGer:rntoruct. Obis Outland. us worked our garden to aeon Rearestimentr'ronsisting before and all goes after of cake smoothly. "Vt. 'a()w-e-nrfteld Congratulations the rain. lot and we 'and coffee Mrs and to Mr. are lazy, were served Darby has Mrs. A. Dec Park- we would rather by the intpreved dish C. Morraaon I had the hostesses washing presented er of the Concord Highway, pleasure of stopping its the, thirteen methods and cleaning the program for who at the and members but jobs, the evening. celebrated his Ledger and Tin" office one guest. Mrs. liodgei. of. greatest help to An inspiring IMnd birthday last her is the pledge service was week. His Saturday. They are • • • portable lap held brother Mr. a friendly give these table on castors with Mrs. Do.k Park- bunch away than which D. C. Clanton er of people. move them. her husband the at ate dinner with him. made. Ironing piano. .Mrs. T. S. — example, to.: Herron light- There was a large is no longer a chore ed the candle-e— crowd at the She sits as Cherry Corner Baptist at the table to iron Mrs. D. N. White Church last supper after presided over Sunday to. hear SAVE Come and enloys the the former pasta-. SHADE TRAP in television business session and give with and called the Rev. us your bid.,as bur family„Darections for L. V. Henson. they for an annual report Rev. Henein Every making ._ from the of— was ;auto; of etfurt atuauld Ia. mada obtained firers. the etig7rr Cli her some forty 4ec Milae trees. says omemalVlab. ears mad the UK must The horticulture depaitment. go this also gerl rale ODICIPTillW118111 Following week. are !earning to the slate of - •1111110, share home new officers who his morning olaladed datietsght C : • • serve for will message he read edalitallaXeir the new year. Mrs. Lsaiahi9.-using frenu it may be neeeesary bert Taylor, Ro- the weed -Wonder- te five the the nev. pi-es:lent. ful- lots of water and succeed will for his thearrie. It was to feed them., 1952 BLACK FORD Mrs. D. N. White a Very Extension circular PICK-UP, like new, one served who has interesting Message. 341. -Feeding! Deluxe cab, owner, only 4,400 miles. the society Shade Trees,' heater, 6 ply rear faithfully for I'm sure may, be had tires and runs Lakeview the past seven some of- the people from guarantee goes like new. A new car Drive years. thew, like county or home agents offices, with this truck. In The meeting myself were think,ne cr was closed of from the Experiment pr iyer with some of the older people Stat.-in, Lex- 1950 BLUE FORD by Mrs T. S. he ington. PICK-UP, as good Herron. natal to preach for, ly a as you will find anywhere, who have at- good set of tires, heater, real- Thursday reaffy pa -- and in perfect running ELGIN STOCKTON, $37.50 and Friday pa.sed on. I thought of Me condition. and ------— 1948 ifiss Betty Mir Rob Outland, Mr. FORD TWO-TON Jones i.T1.1 154" wb, two speed axle, JackMrs R. H Lassiter, Mr. Perfume This truck has and flat platform. "Turning Point" Becoines mr. anduand al, Problem Answered been through our service Bride Lassiter_. 41.—Dear shade. department and is Of xa..-Bill Pettit):I IOVe 'the idea in tip top with oustoo and many William Holden, Mr. Erwin utneas. Of stick perfume—but it is so me..- Miller Rev. Henson . was Edmond O'Brien The wedding the Sunday M to handle. The foil of Miss Betty dinner guest of tears, the Alexis Janet: Lou Mr. and Mrs. Jake ethic melt., Smith acid Mr. Erwin Maier Forrest.- shrink, and quite often Have a look at place- trok a these bargains Saturday, May 23, I do appreciate breaks when used. Do )ou know as soon as possible, o'clock at nine the many People THEY MUST GO. in the moming at. hn have M a stick perfume Miss. Corwin, told me they look for- that's ...omen - ward lent and to reading the Cher: y practical to use—Mrs. Attendants far the C'er- couple were ner News, and to the. many K. V. c. See Wilson Miss Anna Brown readers Styles, John FRIDAY and Mrs. this column. I A.—Yes! Farmer or Bill Solomon 1 C iPIT01, Mathis. Aloe. want to say One outstanding per- ' thank you. I will not fumer The bride v. be writing has just created a wonderful and SAT. -ore for her wedding every week through a navy dress the rest of stick perfume that A.F with white.accessor- the summrr months. works like al ies. Miss As u kalow lipaticia. Breiwn wore a white this is county Just "twirl" the ease and blue dress and cies:tam )ear and THRILL AND with white aecessorier. my spaee apply! No foil to bother with— ACTION CAVALCADE! Mrs in the paper may be Miller. the daughter needed. melting—no shrinking .1 of Mr. Then to my v.ork doesn't --no break- Mrs. 011w Jonea get, ing—no i•f Hardin done as fast as it used messiness! You'll !! utc One. Is a too. I want ta graduate of Kar- d‘n't have any more tuck if jp GENE Atfth a High oaerla I'm your purse and take it i School in the class just gettihg Murray I- of slower, I with you it ia.3. The bridegroom gyaia• I will everywhere. you go! Just Motors, is try to write ! the son every other week. ask for Houtugant Inc Mr. and ibirs. Edit Chantilly SWIV-' Hardin Miller of Thanks to the centor 100 . and attended and all. ELSTICK. $1.50 plus tax North Seventh high rchtiol at at Scott- 605 Hardin Walgreen Drugs. West Main Mrs. Ofus Gotland Phone 404 FoloWing an unannounced Phone 170 is-Alage.rb ding trip wed- Mr. and rt, are 'Mrs. Miller WIN II MI residing with OM his parents at se, hm• WIlr MOIL their herne in Hardin. SW NJ VC"OW • • • Linda Brownfield MURRAY ,,M••••••••• HOSPITAL Honored At Party. ASSOCIATION °----AIIIIM111.111111111111W On Fifth . MURRAY, KENTUCKY Birthday .\\ Little Mias Linda Fiscal 'Year Lou Brown- Ending April 30, field was the 1953 honoree ,at a party M._ given in 'celebration VARSIT1 of her fifth BALANCE birthday SHEET Tuesday afternoe n. May SAT. the nineteenth STATEMENT by her mother. ASSETS OF OPERATIONS Mrs. Ray Brownfield, at their on North home TOTAL Filth Street. 4.'1.lIRENT INCOME Following . ASSIIITS EXIINSES 1.3"\.10 • the epening of the • $230,001.27 BA.1111.1(11INICV. by the • honoree games were CAA. it {land and in Banks Recjpienta of the $ 8,976.38 , re puns Accounts Receivable Drugs,' Food Miss Sandy Lilly 12,568.35 An Supplies osy and Miss Inventories $54,l 7.57 Perdue. 10,758.55 Salaries: NursesNitchen. 4 iiefreshments Prepaid Insurance :es were servod , '4:11) • table from 575.88 Dousilkeeping and ., centered with an Administrative geMent ar- Maintenance, 130,874.9 of pink roses. Tneeolor Total Current Assets Materials and erne of pink and green $32,879.16 Outside Labor ttiks1:* in was latta the decorations FIXED 4,991.57' 1 !lose As..irrs (Le:•ss Reserve Depreciation - Building wrests-it were Troay for Depreciation) 24:;,500.78 & Equipment ,dy tally. TAMa. }teat, I.ights and 5,119.50 Beeler Hu - 'total 1Vater St Ku ya Rilsoll David Assets .1nterest 5,894.74 'IN% Harnpi- $276,379.94 Expense ra 'Kathryn Yr/unreal-man due. Pa• . Insurance 1-,110.00 Plebhy Joy Erne : -.de ratan Jahai Office _1,535.06 twed,(Nr Lou Brewrilield. Strpplies and airs Printing 4.0 Brownfield was as-stated Telephone and - 1,585.12 • 1. :teljit-l:47aq in' LIABILITIES Telegraph ROBERT RYAN. MALA the grou p a h wow AND CAPITAL POWERS. ANTHONY G. y Met Social Security 1,52,1,75 OUINN.SlllATI BALL Outland and Mis; Taxes Nancy f THRENT LIABILITIES Other Expenses - 1,788.83 • _ LAST TIMES Sundry Items TONIGHT ill • • Accounts Payable , 3,838.82 212,877.87 CARLETON Accrued Interest and-Taxes CARPENTER $ Income over Expense in 1.00K! 5.z: 1)V,81 880 "SKY FULL LOOK? Total ('urront 17,123.40 OF MOON" WILL Liabilities •Payment With JAN PAY THIS WEEK $ 7,510.68 on Mortgage STERL1NC and KEENAN WYNN Heavy Hens Remodeling: 12,000.00 21c LONG-TERM LIA Ill Office, I eghorns LIT 1ES FREE SHOW! 14c Firt h1ort gage Laboratory and 5 Saturday P. $21,000.00 Red Rooms M. 12c Second Mortgage Laboratory 3,597.44 For Chi•dren [-gas Fixtures. 12 and Under 35c 22,000.00 Highest 95190 Bring 4 Labeln Market Price Total from MOS, I. Long Term Liabilities Conned Hides and Hams $43,000.00 Prke• FOB Buhie.• ti I hange capital FREE: A 1, Nl IS-10N wilbriel - Net -Wf rth 16,549.34 netie• a , 225,869.26 On Sale At 'Your 1_..4 K iii f.reariery Kelley's Produce Total 1 .1 Income over, Remodeling mitith 11th • - at Phone $276,3714.94 and lixpenses Residence 441 Phan. 441 — 574.06

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164.6.6•115•041111M144..... * THURSDA MAY 28. 1953 Good Cattle Gains URSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 23 On Drought Silage THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PA-GE TIMES Makiiig drought-damaged eel 0 oots silage worth as much as a corn 1110 t EN ROUTE____WITH crop was accomplished by Lige ANT ADS '11$ 'LAST OFFER' Martin, Smith's Grove, according UR M.., records Rise Above the Heat to he showed E. It. Rus- II ttIHUU lig I .III1Sr I OM 11 1"" sell, Warren county agent for on a Wave of the University of Kentucky. FOR RENT UNFWINISHED FOUR THEY'LL* HAVE LOTS Frnfira77re In 120 days. on a ration room garage OF FUN t tit ... of 45 Female FOR RENT apartment with keeping cool in pounds of corn Help Wanted their own back- silage daily and bath. Newly decorated. Availahle yard, f FOR SALE -- CHERAMY'S with a plastic i two pounds el Purdue Olt RENT 3 ROOITTURNISHED now. wading Supplement See Edgar Wilkinson er pool from Economy A per head, HELP WANTED apartment. private entrance, and Herd ware. 35 heifers on the WOMAN TO eon 1262. M30c Also GOOD BUYS bath. First floor, close re. Apply outdoor Gym Sets. Phone IN LIVING ROOM Martin farm gained an averape operate cream station Wednes- suttes. 505 Maple St. 575. J29c Priced to sell-horn P of 300 pounds, or 2te pounds daily. days and Saturdays M29p 95 in Murray NOTICE up. Riley's No. 2 Store, 105 Nerth the farmer told the county agent Ky. ROCKET ALONG IN Writ: Box 298, Evansville &ROOM APARTMENT FOR RE!CFT THIS "88"! 3rd, Phone 1672. M29c his corn silage wis worth TA L R 5flAI3E • JUST t• OR uu 1950 Oldsmobile. as much Ind. -14128p -Private entrance. $3500 per Black finish. .,‹ it 75-bushel coin yield A 1950 Plymouth Special whitewall FOR SALE NEW an aere. month, immediate possession. 8th De- tires, and Kentucky KIRflY VACUiM luxe for $895.00! Yes! license. CLEANERS. 8r Chestnut Streets. Ste or cal Radio & Hil+--&--(cierland Used Immediate delivery. WANTED-HELP WITH HOUSE- Heater. All Warl"OrnIMIllia Waxer Flora Hill & Garland Used Cars, 4th & Walnut.. Pleene 589 attachments. Exce'rent floor KEEPING. Full or part at Sheriff's Office. time. It Cars, 4th & Walunt. Call 589. . euee. polisher. Easy Terms. Good trade- Interested phone 1114. 5129c Mgtle 1142.9c in • on your old vecuum ItIcaner. In accordance FOR RENT with Kentucky Call Clifton Campbell, 95 Drive FOUR ROOM APART- fa-GriS- OF BARGAINS Statues, represen- In -FRii.4) Sections '25.195 and tative. MENT on first floor. Private 2$.20Ik South 13th St. eh, one WANTED TO SELL. Guaranteed used re- Notice is hereby given entrance front and back. that a roil 1564-M. 1 13 frigeratt ti-s. Economy port of J. JIM North Hardware T. Workman, deceased Thursday Only 14th Street. Call /115-W. P. Supply Store. settlement FOR WANTED TO BUY --A SECOND Main St. Phone of aecouhts was on May SALE USED iMOTOROLIA "Salerno Beathhead" 575. THREE ROOM FURNISHED J29c 25, 1953 filed by John Workman Televisio* and rotary table. starring, HANDED bathtub. Call 1691. tio New Dana Andrews apartment in duplex. and Eula Mac Doherty, co-admin- rod and all purpose fore 8 a.m. 14.29c Ri ady June THERE IS NOW A SINGER aritentiae and Richard Conte 1st. 1011 Miller istrator and co-admitustratrix completely installed. $220.00 Nye. $40.00 ,pr StWlUt MaChinal- and or lb/Meador montiv Call "3754: Mat the 337f18 ills bFeriWprov weiti--trrrarrete Reeeleing id30p living In Murray. For Sales. er bridal Friday and Saturday by the Calloway County Court Nashville, Memphis, St. Louis, Service and Repair,, cniact Boyd river, Jr. "Return Answer to Yesterday'• and ordered filed to lie over for and Birrningharn. Phone 1057-X of the Texan" CROSSWORD PUZZLE Puzzle Linn, 201 South Yiltesi th, Phene - re.handls• starring exceptions. Any person !desiring W after 4:30 for deMonstration. Dale Robertson ACROSS 1592-J. to A In St 32-Turf GOP file any exception thereto w111 11430c cologne in three captiestieg and Joanne Dru 33-Sun and 0121111EI do so went, des' y, flowery I(oil Stoats dpkotos) rp fe.. 34-Rain sire OS. CIRRI GET HEAT RELIEF WITH on or .before June 29, 1953 - e of desert hall L11:0213 A 1950 STUDEBRKER - e•T (!nodal Fertival, sad modern Si-Storage box E L • FAN! Special or be foreven. Itkred. $595759! A LT. GEN. WIUIAM K. HARRISON (middle), i ca 37-Pronoun '2O-inen, a blade one owner senior allied truce nego- 13-11More, SNAPS( ON Witness my hand car! Only 15,000 actual tiator at Panmunjom, window fan $4995! I6-inch, 4 this 25 day of is flanked by U. S. 8th Army commander e-Mtisiral drama VS-Knoell miles-the spare tire Gen. LL Each, $1.00 1-.11118111 bladed window May, 1953. has never Maxwell D. Taylor Deft) and Gen. pm,tax. • 40-1.aak throw" Ian, $29.95 (these been Mark Clark, Far East I-Noth.r E By on the ground. Beautiful supreme UN r of 41-Aqua III' Al • E fit any Lester Nanny. County commander, in Seoul, en route Ottio 1111,1 window). All types and Court maroon with a "last offer" truce ,. marttttt al WWwc WOO 00 Clerk, Calloway finish. See it today at plan to present to 11-447rdniony ainkes, pr iced from County, Ktiducky the Reds. (I ernationtd UM EL 900 MR9 $3.95- tIP Hill dc Garland, 4th &,,,Walniat. EadioPhoto) 44-I 'rind Kral* Murray Herne voi AN A -a g & Auto Store, Call 589. SCOTT DRUG Eter of 46-liar 305 East Mahe In accordance with Kentucky M29c 49-Hitler E IA IT Phone 1300 MitTe • Have You - 60-Countr7 Statues. Sections 25.195 Read Ttday's Ss II- of P I TEN E1.Vf and 25.290: WORK AND SLEEP sr hill .1tela rA Notice IN COOL CARD Walgreen Agency 14-reel COME rZJE A T is hereby given that a re- comfort OF 1HANKS It-$ 52-tie:nit/km NEW OCCASIONAL CHAIRS with window fans from - Classified Ads( eagle 53-43olf mound 41CIF MO,* - port of Walter C. Crass, deceased Economy. Hurry! 58-Rodent 54 g rid Slightly 'Soiled. Some Oscillating General Net be,e,1 pre•ia4 Iy! itinert -Retail numbers settlement 26- broader of acconnts was on Electric. Westinghouse, 1.48-Ceole,1 eatablIshinent reduced as Much as $105.3' From and Emer- of our beloved aunt, Miss Hest lava 55--AffIrmatlye DOWN- May 25, 1953 filed by B. D. son • 519.95 up Riley's Crass. floor and table models for Compton, due 'to the fact vote l-Thinv., In iciW No. 2 Store, Executor and that the some t 2-Nato e metel - 109 North has home or office. Economy Hard- were not notified 3-Ireplore 3rd, Phone 1672. M29e been epproved by the of her de on. For the Best 5 S 4 7 7 Calloway ware, Phone 575. April In Radio Entertainment lean to .1 S-Friadd County Court J29c 26, 1953; we take this meatis our used ear 1946 and ordered filed 4-Simian BLACK BABY! 2 DOOR to of thanking all 6 lie over for ONE LOT of her neighbors 171 -Pro ttttt Chevrolet with- radio .a90 exceptions. Any per- OF NEW 1 1NOLEUM 7-Nli•take heater and friends who helped her Hill son desiring to file any exception remnents. 9 ft. by 18-.net. strips in & Garland Used Cars..4th & anyway. We deeply appreciate 17 'raised thereto will do so on up to 12 by 134 ft. your we would rather Walnut. Call 589. M29e or before Good low kindness and 10-Esge June 29. 1953 price.). Riley's ask God's richest 11-Maordsniail'a or be forever barred. No. 2 Store, 105 blessings upon you and yours. itumm>atake Witness my hand this 24 North 3rd, phone 1672. If In accordance day of 1.129e. "2=. with Kentucky May, 1953. .P13 2,'25 ,)/,2.,, .04 , IS .WNBSTI -5Varin Eveline 0 ZS 26 Statutes. Sections FOR SALE Gregory 4Af move them. 31t-Temporary 2,5.195 and '25.200: By Lester Nanny, - TWO COCKER 21 bed County C01.111 Lucy Coleman -21 1, -Rent Notice is hereby given thet a Clerk, Spaniel „puppies $1500 each. 22-Pope'• re- Calloway County, Kentucky. Jo- ',wee / port of seph F. Hester McDermota 23-Thiek, black Joe T. Parker, aeceased • Duncan. 1 mile east of 30 14 A , • ,Z. ,0,1 •54 settlement of account was Ahern, 3rd house on left 4- 3:--1-agle*. nes. on from I miry, May 29, 1953 your 71 2.1--Walk Mav 25, 1953 filed by Mary Myrtle bridge. bidos they 5..' 35 heavily 1429p r•-1 Kidnaping Parker. executrix arid that! the Over TIIE KIDS ARE FOR IT _ 6.u0 Farm Progrern 3:00 New., „re .... 4 .21e-rh:ausrsod.- FOR SALV.....- 44',, 1 same 000f1 • - -11:15 Farm 39 ha* been -approved by the ELECTE4C Profiling' 3:05 Western Star S1-lards* Calloway cook stove. Worth. the money. WASHINGTON 630 Hymn / h..rnes County Court end Or- May 28 UP) - Tune 3:15 Western tioNN1116 311-1.rink Atowlf Call 1226. Stet 4 dered M29c Anacustia High 6:45 Calloway 35.-47irr. name filed to lie over for excel,- School will bold Capers 3:30 Music fo• Friday -Prohibit tious. Any person desirini. an all-night graduation prom 8:55 News e \jecein. to Ail, A REAL COOL JOB. to .3:45 Music for Friday Nib 4.11. 1950 CHEV- cut 4. i riny exception thereto Well do so ROLET. down the danger of auto ac- 7:09 Morning °beer 4:00 Postcard 0-Mourn 2-tone green with 13,000 Parad4 f on or before Jane 29, 1953 cidents that might kill or injure 7:15 Clock Watcher to 8i00 4:15 r, one owner, only 4,400 miles, sz 42-faesmanane or be I actual miles! Like newt Hill Se Postcard 'Parade 43-Tranisactioli /Dreyer barred. • students 9:00 News id runs like Garland Used Cars, 4th & 410 Postcard Parade new. A new car 44-ansik Witness my Wal- 8:15 Morning Devotion cs ,4 45-1.7iikt hand this 25 day of nut, Call 589. By keeping the boys and girls 4:45 Postaard. Parade 11.29c May. 1953. occupied by movies, 8:30 Organ Reverie 5:00 47-Pal.ettnoof swimming Sports Pareillw. NOY 117 NNW/ P.114••...N. ID' By Lester Nanny. ALMOST NEW! - and entertainment 8.45 Morning Special you will find anywhere, 44 -le-rea of trews County Chort FINE STURDY until 6 a.m. 5:15 Teattrne Toplin real- r 11oe.ay m..ple 9:00 Morning rfect !title • C., County, Kentucky finish baby deal with parents arid school officials hope Moods 5:30 Teatime Topics running condition. mattress. $17.50. 9:15 Morning Riley's No. 2 to discourage the wild driving that Moods 5:45 Sagebrush Serened, Store, ):30 Morning speed 105 North 3rd, Phone often tt:ks ended In tragedy Moods 6:00 News axle, and flat platform. 167.f. or M29c young celebrants. 45 lb'mem:At-Fs 6.13 Between department and is in tip top the Lines 10:00 News 6 30 Western Caravan Lost and Fcund 10:15 Rural Rhythm 54.5 Western Caravan 71. 10130 Lean Back arid Llstes. 7:00 From the Bandstand 114 SPITE of the Ler.fl • • 4.) lures of a ell- Back and Listen 7:15 Freon the ins 41 • pop, Diane FOUND - MASONIC RING - 10:55 Bandstand as soon as possible, :ill'F. DRAC CY - Bradford, fresh froth Scrapbook 7:30 Off :•t. trr 'MIAs7 • - - • •-• Owner describe same the Record rANNON NION11141411* -mg r.... being a kidnap victim, enjoys p-q/ ! 11:00 1340 Club a for this ad. Cornact'lla 7:45 Off the Record CHAPTER fr. good cry in New York Foundling E Dou- , 11:15 1340 Club u e e.EN come upstairs with glass. 8:01t Baptist Hour TODD must me and alt it Lisa memo] faintly hospital Meanwhile.• kidnap M23e ! 11:25 Eddy Arnold have followed us out in the salon?" startled, but In- 8 15 Baptist Hour dowel front the bridge, not ter long. "Well, vestigation centers around By 11.30 Favorite rner or but of course "No thanks. This my dear, I feel Mrs. A nor -staining adhesive -easy Experte - Open All Week Vocals 8 30 Design for Listening Bill Solomon • 15 411. howlmg is. the best sure that Barbara Grimm. 11:45 wind we arid not he Is doing something 24, who ad- to Mix Gospel Hymns haddll place tor me. I suppose we are - allows paperhangers CONNER IMPLF-IENT 8.45, Design for Listening hint Now he gave us • look tn sensible. You run along and mitted taking Diane and brother, (4). 12:0111 News a hip ricane he plenty of time to aligh patterns 9:00 Plattertime to whir* might nave meant anything, will turn up. You've dune me Clifton. from borne of Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer 1 1215 Noontime 9:45 Her voice had the degree good parents, On the wall. Adhesive stains Frolic 9.45 Guest and then he too went below. of by corning. Now lust Mr and Mrs. ort Free rick-up! and Star When polite inquiry with leave me Clifton Bradford, wallpaper can Deliver) on 12:30 Church of Christ ' 10:00 is ban disappeared, Robert which she here. I don t like to be Washington, be wiped off with News, came might have asked If tea fumed, you Ontereationair wet cloth Overhaul Jobs 12.45 St. Louis Cardinal 0,11415 to me. We both had v•ere like- know. My old bones or sponge. baseball 10:15 Listeners Request to 11,00 to lean ly to be late. are too brittle game to 3:00 again* the well to keep our to Jounce around. and if 11.00 Sign On bal- -It really Li a 1. I get hurt NANCY e:Ms, het he took fxrth my e, you I shall be a nuisance." hands. know." Lisa said witi. -111gginia." he aakt...nd ,.. emotion. I stood up, trying By Ernie when he "I know that sour111." not to show Illantuaillar 'mall arts Virgitua it Is that I was on' the 01-1, DEAR a serious I listened, and verge of tears, -- YOU 1..1.1_ DOPE ocomagasi. "i want you above the creak- trying to manage -- tors,Ine to go right ing and thumping a smiler THAT DOG 40WD to pea cabin and of the ehip, the "What • pity ONLY STUPID lock your. ceaseless crash you can't make its self in Will you and swishing of a cup OF MINE please do it?" the waves, of tea on my electric stand," IS SAPS CHASE 605 The idea of being I heard • thin whiny Lisa sard , West Main shut up alone noise as though In her most matter-of- AWFUL in such a storm appalled the air itaell cried tact voice. CARS me. "Oh. out in pain. "But t suppose we must Phone 170 Robert, l couldn't_ It tugged at my wait until I'd die of frigf.t. nerves, but they stop the round- Let's sit in the I made myself say about." salon. I have so quietly. "1 much to tell do think we had better On you." go upstairs." the way out. I kept my bal- "1 cant listen ance to It now, I have The by hanging on to the door- too taw numor which made it Im- n to do." But he did not possible knob, and looked back. Lisa had say What not to like her, gleamed it was. picked up that minting of hers FREE "Where faintly in her eyes. "Not bloody is• v e you been, any- and was beginning to count likely," she said decisively. "For• the .yr I Italica again. stitches, her face calm and SAMPLES )\1 give me, my dear. I've nad • ten- •b- "Down with the crew. And I've sorbed. She gave me a la.st casual got dency to use bad language ever tel get back there. They are a piece of advice. n since I drove an ambulance in un lot. A very rum lot I don't "If I were you, my dear, I should World War L You did not know know how much good I can have out my life jacket do, 1 had done that, did you? and take L712 but Tye got' to Now a look at tt." A•Mirs-- try. But I can't you ace I am leave you here well wedged in here. I made alone. This situa- Tremaine taught a big effort not to ta tion Is worse than me this trick outdone in you have any when we struck nonchalance. "W h a t ' Idea of New a typhoon in the about yours?" Se-- OPERATIONS will you Wavle do Indian ocean." aa I say?" " "Don't need ABBIE an' Ai a e. ere "Well then," it. I'll float." SLATS "All these I said, "If you won't We smiled - ietz 1111111'; mysterroun warnings, come up, I'd at each other again f you and Macbeth like to tell you what. and I left By Robbers Vas Buren too." has been happening." her. "Macbeth?" be I sat &wen Gay had the cabin THA '5 R iGH7, THEY'LL FIT- IF THEY seemed sur- en the bed and told next door, THANKS...! prlaed. "That Is intereating." her about the and for a moment SAM...YOU SURE DON'T, YOU DON'T captain. I even told I thought of go- NOT A SIGN OF HIM,.NT LET CAN EXCHANGE "Can't you tell her, In a burst ing in, but decided THESE'LL FIT KNOW WHY me what it Is all of confidence and against it. She SIR,.. AND WE'VE UP'...THAT *boat T" my need for would be more frightened YOU'RE SO someone to talk to, than SCOURED about the man was, and I did THE AREA MAN MUST TERRIBLY a...I'm only guertsing. who had knocked not ace what I IIND I Mere no me sown. could do for AROUND ATOMIC BE BRCt.tita lived. And besides, I She listened her. In fact, I really TO ME... lye 130,874.9 hamar% time. with the first real did not Know PLANT NO. 4: *J-AND Coyne on, go below." Interest she had what to do, hut rive fin/iCK: 1 tell you," shown. "I do hope minutes in the I said, "1 can't It wean t Brown. solitude of my own THE SAFETY OF bear to stay But no, he.could room decided boxed :n alone. I'm hardly finve me. I went up to the THE CANTRY 1$ 4,991.57 halt seasick been so stupid. Still, salon. already, and that one never knows." _ 7 AT STAKE! intent would finish She seemed to Larry was 5,119.50 me But I'll go to Lisa be -talking to t h.e r c. Ile was Tremain herself rather than sprawled out $ Cabtn, and see LI there to me. "It in one of the ann. 5,894.74 is anything may be tor the- best," chairs, storing I can do for her." she added reflectively. ahead of him, anti -Tinr.- Robert "Perhaps it Was easy to see I 1-410.00 exclaimed. "You now we tan get ashore." that he had lead do that. You do Mit a. good deal to drink, even ATOM C- that." Be- The fear I had teen trying it ne - I .1,535.06 fore I cored resist, to had not been holding PL NT he was help- swallow suddenly forced his A • • ing Ile down itself up flask in his nand iae A - 1,585.12 the stairs. nty throat and But he pros ;lot I kreeked out of my mouth. past talking on Llsa's door %cry "It we don't to me. Oh dear. no. site ouT • 1.i 26.1.74 lighti go to the bottom "Some trip," 5 -to as not to wake her up, Oral." I maintained. he rend. "Some trip but a ! dinct Women. Women. 1,788.83 • • voice called, '('cme ft was the wrong That's how In," a. i thing to say started." 3,838.82 I had no choice but to In this atmosphere 212,877.87 obs7. Elbert of the ever-so- "Usually Is," went away. etin upper lip. I said. I wanted had evidently him to go on talking. abandoned "In that case we have UL' light of sleep. nothing "Do you know what ABNER Her lights further to worry about." my uncle 17,123.40 full en, and was?" he Inquired. "My she had winged I couldret play up. uncle Op- NO LI'L By into the "That's all PY 7" STRANGER Eet ' reel Al CAPP berth with pillows very well.for you." 15 COM IN' es Eft net 1...erred, "but "No," I said: TO LOVE A DARK C1-04.1D IS 12,000.00 to ThU with the motion what about my, - He) PLEASC.r. baby? What about "He W I F Ulraf.F- WHEN I_ MOIR'ovs-R of ship. I VI;11/ shocked was a mean olt1 cuss. I la IT!? at the ms Barns?" IE ARRIVES, THIS THAT MEANS 11-4AT D0*'.IT 5 she looked. was the meanest in the whele VO' STRANGE? BABY 45f I ea did not answer. only TELL direr CRADLE WILL 7 HEr ?teemed reached wide world. I hate him. TO ARRIVES -- HAVe ALI KINDS0 ABOUT 3,597.44 to have shrunken cite and patted I'm glad 15 t• my hand. There hers dead. If GO HONK- BAD 4 ex46 into herself, to have wizened. The was a mild I saw him again, I'd A WAITIN " 95).90 reprr oh In her wise kill LUCKY.' PCIE.A14:1- finely waved transformation whieh silence, eim myself"! and 1 began to feel "Right FO'e usually decorated net. forehead lay ashamed. you would," I said. on the "iou're a nrce dresser, anti half of her "1 shouldn't girt 44inger," teeth sat have said that. Of told me. "A guy 16,549.34 in • glass of water by• course it Is the has to take carr the bed. same for all of us. of a. woman, you I mean, everybody know. Some Willi, values his own en are wonderful, "I just threight Iii ace how you life." ind some are were," I began. lasa's eyes saftened. "No, It is • Ile 'Thanks most awfully." The tone not went off then Into- a black the same. eerhen one Is young country Indicated that if I had 'nothing else one of his own, and I waited feels quite differently. I re- 574.06 Slay the convereation for him to come hark. The silenee might as member perfectteinow on felt. be over, If dud not last too long, because the I were you I goalie' just go along is atorm Is too door opened and Carlotta joined lead for sleep- and get in bed with my husband." n't it? Would Us. •-....444,.....4 you care to "lie isn't there," aamaesN•1114.715 I walled. (To Be 5641•6444N.Ninammaami I" n Continued,'

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