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The Ledger and Times, June 24, 1952

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DAY, JUNE 23, 1952 Selected Al Best At! Re:tuna Kentuay Newspaper for 1947 lde-of tire bridi- You gar k a art of bulky brim that way Why lie hat is feminine and deft-. Not Weather harks back to grandme's ky ,r. hot and hoe ..e. Do All mid this ..Iternroon, tonight as Can Just cut the-lbrim fternoon in • end pare it stay down to Your Shopping mid or upper 90's, low tiny pillbox to set sivarely tonight- 7O to M in the, head.- In Murray east and upper 70's tit • west portion. . II does some of theAll mid. a rich, napped 'black felt a.mmowWINIMIdommaa11111/ eat i-eandfathere. best beav- YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- 1952 MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Vol. ; No.- 1 Ri ourse if you want some- nited Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Tuesday Afternoon, June 24, -ea-11y utilitarian-for windy bag days-or nuilugs --- Fulton Will Be State Citizenship the bicycle-clipped scarf. Arrival Of FAMILY OF 14 EVICTED FROM $25 RENTAL Is Restored To Power Plant can buy it ready Made for Hard To Catch lest price. But there's not Soon tile Heard- Say Lool- s • Edward Prichard In making one. Take a trtan- Bombing- Has bicycle -GOP Relegate - FRANKFORT. Ky. June 24 (UP)_ scarf and insert a The Fret t'Weca• seri( ed 11, string --Governor Lawrence Wetheroy has a slot-like a draw Around notice last nig ee-v Arne what restored Kentucky citieenship to e---along the eige of one may, it will teks .0 • club Edward F. Prichard, Jr., draping Repercussions • J the triangle. to tumble them Os eeeeteipelece Starts Parade arts''t .41111eseree. the way for the former Democra- MURRAY in the topsy-turvy K e scarfs will appear In tic official to apply for reinstate- Paducah's red-hot t. ° The bomb coneussien that de- r numbers at stores every- By United Press 61 0 ment as an attorney. within a whisker of ei stimyed North Korean power plants -in heavier materials for The first delegate to thp Rcpub- Priehard was released fnen the Lookouts' syle last nies is having reprecussions rn the id winter-light silks for the We found a parking place in dean national convention blew federal correctional institution near Chiefs got five-hit pitchiflm. British parliament. it season. front of the office yesterday, in nto Chicago today. Ashland in after young December of 1950 Until yestercery, the plants- broad daylight.' Don Ford as they won Number one is Paul Coogan of serving five' months of a •two- :which supply Menchusia and the their third straight over Fulton. Sayre. Oklahoma, pledged Le Gen- Year sentence 'for stuffine ballot ,Russian port of Viadivestok.:-were If the weather sitaation keeps 5 to I, in the first of two games. eral Douslas MacArthur. He set boxes. He was convicted on the out of bounds for allied Pilots. up, we are going to lose Leith in The Lookouts came back, show- up headquarters in a hotel and charge' during the 1948 seeneest Then. the pilots hit them with the weratherman. ing the same Rind of fleet _theee predicted MacArthur will get at ar. • east yotes on the first ballot The former prominent Kentucky Taday. the British labor party Be has peomisee sho-,vers for pig the nightcap;2 to I. It was a tough come July 7. Democrat was once known as the demanded an immediate debate on past week and as far as we know loss. for Herring, the rookie Pride- Most delegates still are in their "wonder boy" of the new leal the bombing in the house of Cora. there haven's 'been trey. cah pitcher making his first start. home states, and the eandidates and had served as riationeL tree- monS. .Laborites eharze the , air Falton scored once on a will are searching them out. sumer of the Democratic !3•1rty. attack is a step toward At any rate we wtle continue to pitch and once on a sheik to talc? extending - Senator Taft is in Hershey, Pa., President Truman commuted, Rri- the Korean War. ---- water theyoung trees ie the yard the game and-break eveneefer the. for a meeting with the 70-mane ehard's to year sentence to time- !Ohne Minister Winston Church- ON "ADONIS" until he comes through with more night. Billy' Pitcher,- who darted Pennsylvania delegetiore already served. ill denies this. He says: "It is the tangible-evidence. r. for the Lookouts, had to have-re- Taft cohferred with Pennsylvania Priebard, a one-lime_ aiele to policy of the .UN to- limit haa• lief from utilitytnan Al Brown in Wanti'd Lighter. Governor John Fine for more than U.. S. Supreme Court Chierluetice allitladca to Dr. Here He the pitching' le.nurid. - Oar - rne hour. Later, the Ohio Repub.- Fred Vinstirt.- has been living -at "Iloweverhurebild rets-he---wes Is Sure To Please If came dit to tell- its- about a little Elsewhere. Owenthore eseloded Bean said he and- Fine talked'over his Paris home since' Ids release not triferm.d_ a bOut flip air blow _ spotted pup that curie to his house, for five runs in a big eighth Inn- t 's A Ronson _Itinfla _0/ inditieal -Matter's'± ,from., prison Lack of Kentucky at_the Yale river_ installations. and-wit nevef-Rid- menthen It ing scuffle Tacksore-14-W , he declined to elaborate. citizenship has prevented pilchard ,:And he hints he mar mate what he did not know who the pup to move -within a half-game of -Fine, who is said to control a from voting and from applyeig for. he calls "representations" to the belonged to. but that they could second-place Pa du c a h arid large unpledged bloc of delegates, reinstatement as an attorney. United States. - have it by calling sot his house. games behind Fulton. Maitionville emphanifiet that he doesn't think In Kentucky, citizenship- rights In Washington. American offic- with all Ate up his mind between RENEE MARCELL!, his wife and 12 children are shown on a Bruns, New York, sidewalk 'can only be restored to • convicted tinisg say the Yalu raid was part of Mile pap had a, hainesi so ap- Union City ant- 'moved into a EVICTED Taft and Eisenhower before the about them. Children range in age from 7 months to 18 years. Marcelle, a $60'a- !criminals after they have seevjd iae new attempt to put military- parently belonged ti someone. We with their belongings piled two-way tie for fourth place the children annoyed her and she wanted pressure on the Communtsie--to now. convention states. week machinist, said Mrs. Ida Zaccharto put them out because itheir time by order of the Gove.•- hope the owner has it by Jacloron. • Marshal Taft picked upel0 more delegates more than $25 • month rent. She said the Marcelles did not attend to their jamtur duties. City nor Wetherby says his actioa in re- force them to agree op an armis- (Internationa1)1 Young Joe MeG'heY' n ide Ma in-Indiana. Eiseethosier supporterg Leo Marx, who had to evict the Marcelles, gave them $50. Temporary lodging was found. storing citizenship to Prichard was tice, We dents know v, hether Mae- start for Madisonville awl first at the state GOP convention picked "routine." In Ddoscow, Soviet. newspapers • Arther would acept 11w nomina- City's -Grey- handcuffed Union up one alternate delegate. - Gov- have carefully avoided any men- for presidem or not, but we The announcement of the r Tues. tion hounds with only four hieii:* tion of the raids. Instead. *they ii:forma- The United Press delegate score- A h ernor's action follows e rutin:: iry 'have been receiving some Barrett's. Mayfield Clothiers Red card for the six New England statss the state Court 'of Appeals, which printed articles describing how lion about him through the mails. the woes if the slump- Murray Hospital added to shows Eisenhower will get at least Boys Go On reinstated foimer Congressman An- weak American air power is get.; c eson And - 11:30 A. al log Hopkinsville Hoppers. beating rlsiting Hours 10:30 tei 94 of the 110 votes. Eight delegates. drew May to the, practice. of law-, Wed. latest is a book entitled 2:30 - 430 P.M. The Hopkiesville. in both ends of -A • • • In Korea, itself. the Fifth which is a are uncommitted and eight are , 7:00- 8_30 P.M. Wetherby says- he has acted in Air "Revitaliging a Nation,' oubleheader. 4 o and 14 to 2 .I Force paid 'no atteneoneeto the stetement of belief s and opinions for Tett. All told. Taft now hag en Exploring the Prichard case after receiving behind rookie rs Ronne• MMay epn rufeblinis around the evolid. Allied anneuncerra nts by 489 delegates. Eisenhower 405. It' recommendation of, restoration from D MEN' in the- publfc Woods.- CensuSr-5l pilotss went out, has 24 pages...and Al takes .004 • the state division - of Probation - and t.:-erv.--the Power MacArthur. The boOk plants another' going over. photographs cf- Meceerthur is in Denver, Colo., Tolley Adult Beds-tin Parole, which he approved. • of Trip, Picnic They hit transformers and,build- meeting Republican delegates from Talks wanes poses. Mrs. Monaco -will - ings at two of the bie Louisiana 'and Nebraska. An Eisen- . . Nem. Citizens -4 &this that Honor`Guest At Lariest Convention supply electric power to Man- part of anolher boom Bp' hower spokesman says the General The Junior Boys and their Sun- Could be Patents Admiste -.) churia. According. to pilot, reports. Otherwise why is considering a plan to move his day School, teacher. Paul' Kinking. • to draft him. -VFW Encamptnent s . . One sentence takes in a lot of Of .1CC's Being Held 1 the Infdallations eibre completely cut, campaign headquarters to Chieago of the First Methodist •Churee Should. it be coming ground on the diplomatic front. Patients Dismissed destroyed,,. • • convention time. either be. Iii-Dallas,,Texas • . . Mrs. Donst F. Moraco. if Santa around example, this ' one from held a picnic and explorer's trip . ,.. For Petients admitted from Friciiy to Ground' fighting in -/Corea sine. Nies Wise frogi Mrs. Beatrice ti. re, New Mexico, pest national fere July 7th, when it Mar*, cr near,Taiaccoport in Stewart'Coon - London telling Pike t hour and Monday were as follows: DALLAS. Telma, Tune 24 (UP) mired down today. But *tapped Wallace, who is editor of the Cada president of the_ el./Weer Auxiliary soon after it ()pens. fly. Tenn. sn Saturday. . 20ute meeting between Seer.. --Six thousand young men. .who up action of the past week is re- Beeord. .f the Veterans of Foreign Wars Eisenhower has made public a ry The group e,xpl°rel . the Salt: ta of State _Dean Acheson and Mrs._lames 13urketit. _BOUta__ have been whooping-it rap over the flected. in casualty reports. The- of the United Slates \OITA* The later. hit wrote--- to John Foster peter Caye which is Mares cave British Foreign Secretary Anthony Dexter, Mr. John Grogan, Route week end, got down to business Eighth Army estimates a" total _of Mrs. liVallare wants to reprint hogior guest at the VFW State ntIIIPS concerning foreign that-was used by the Confederates ri i Eden: 3. Murray. Mrs. Terrei Darnell. today-the business of staging the 2.313 Communist were killed, the story we had about Mr. and He told the foster Republican. during the Civil War to get sane 'The foreign ministers tnet with Hardin. Mr. Johnny Jackson. Das biggest national convention in the wounded el* captured. during the Mrs; T. 0. Turner. - state department adviser that Ame- peter, to' make gun powier. 0R- US iteltheir advisers and reviewed the ver. Tennessee, Mrs. James Mc- history of the United States Junior -seven day period ending last Satur- -r_ rica must be able to go about day, situation in Europe and the middle, Clain, 507 North 4th, Murray, Mr, held the of Commerce. Mr. Weer lived ip, Trigg county international trade freely "in spite East., ' A - mock war was y Jack Barrie-fib-Alton, 411- W.etseth. -Three thousand delegates to the It's ,screening day on Koje Is- for many years. , of anythiriellussia may do." Dulles boys, They chose' out • skies far This opening session in the mom- Benton. Mrs. .0th.) White. Route Jaycee's 32nd annual business con- land. More than 45-thousand Red reamcom ' e now is at work drawing up a the two troops. Yankees ani Rebels: I - entous series of tal 'covered all 2. Hazel, Mr. Blenile D. Side, ference registered yesterday, in- war prisnners are' beteg put This dale last year: Air Force foreign policy plank for the OOP.. In a large section of the - cave' thine; that now ive Emfope Route 5. Benton. Mrs. Willard cluding an Oklahoma delegation through a United Nations quiz ses- etatistics showed the United States. platform:" the boys held a 'War dance. • the jitters, troubled re ations with 'Knott and Baby. Route 4, Murray, in full Indian regalia. sion to find out vohich ones want had lost 306 planes in the Korean Democratic politics. Senator to ONIGHT In Russia, German rearmament, the Mrs. Emery A. Hook, Jr, and Baby The node picoic lunch war; spread The remaining 3.000. including a go back to Commiliesm after an War hi 491 Communist planes de- charges that party lead-, IR. Kefauver threat of a new Berlin blockack. Route 2, Murray. Mrs. George in the cave. A wetiermelon feast delegatIon• of Nevadans with 15.- armistice. The prisoners are being CAPITOL stroyed or damaged. The European "disregard the ers are trying to Baucum. 615 Brewer St, Paris. Ten- was held in the afternoon after 000 silver dollars in their pock- screened at a rate' of' about one- flityfl1+414[1. tWit4-11 endedets _fesseerear nd Britain's disputes with Egypt Bill Williams 'fwitt•- of the perophey - Chiesigre- Tui-4 - -• -• • - - VSSEV, Mr. Roby MePttersori Mame which The gi'etife - "Visited ethelbei1e-$i, registered lades, 'es' the week- -thousand-men on hours • with satisfactory operations in re- in "THE PACE THAT Kefaiiver says he's sure of winnine 4. Muriae. Mrs. I.. B. Wilkinson. Spring said to be the second long, convention began. On Friday. - payments in Euroee. THRILLS" the nomination. After the meeting. Acheson went' Route 5. Murray, Mrs. A. Bseithea, coldest spring in Woe state of Those silver dollars will -be scat- Woman In Mental directly across Downing Street -to 47 East 12th, Bentott, Mre, James Tennessee. tered among the .crowds which This date in kiatory: Sebartian Number 10. for lunch with Prime Ross, Route 5. Benton. Miss Janice gather to watch the Jaycees' pa- Hospital Sixteen eebot teuched the shere of North Junior And Little Minister Churchill. Eden lunched Thornton, Box 134, Murray. Mrs. Boys attending were class metal-. rade. America in 1407. And the first Moss. Years By League Play Close with UN Secretary General Trygve Teddy Gene Alexander ane Baby. bers-Jipimy Boyd, Harold The highlight of the convention Mistake lend engagement in the Spanish- Lie. Route 2, Murray, Minter William Bill Young, Harry Sparks, Jr. will come on Friday, after the American War- was fought in 161116. Ones Monday Night By Vatted Press Thomas Nelson, Route I, Benton, Larry Buxton, Hal Hadden, Ver- election of officers. Tivo Demo- - Before leaving for Berlin on A bliehigan judge says the state Mr. Olin Turner, Golden Mince non Shaw Stubblefield. Billy Me- cratic presidential contenders - Truck pasaiqg by efith the. name The Junior League had a close Saturday,-Acheson will confer with erred when it placed woman in- Miss Myrtleen F.. Holland. Route 4. Lemore. Morris Haddep, Ted Sykie, Senator Rites Kefauver of Tennes- Ti d Schill, horses and hay, on the same last eight when the Bravest French. foreign- minister Itobert ventor in a mental hospital., -.- Murray. Mrs.. P. A. Leidsei. 1619 Jimmy Cross, MacArthur Fitts. gee and Senator Richard Russell side. Off hand we would say those edged the tigers 13-12. The woman herself calls It a' you back Schuman in London. And he'll axial Miller Ave. Murray. , Mrs. Mary Donnie Henson. Ronnie Henson: of Georgia-will address the Jay- Ire two related lines.• Mrs. Dena. F. Monaco „Battery for the Naves was Mc- 10-million-dollar mistake. confer with George Kennan. the Jones, 300 N. 4th, Murray. Mrs. Harold Hurt. Bnb 'Gass. Jr., and seea'. inaugural banquet. - Cord. Bob Billinirtnh and Gibes. Miss Mary Speen' invented a Encampment to be held in Madi- rew American ambassador to Mos- Aubrey ,Robineort.--138 Alm% Louis- Buddy Farris. Billy Kopperud was Before, after and indsetween. Gine neighbor Ed Frank Kirk will soon move Rushing and iconie were in far rumble seat top irr 1936. She says sonville. Kentucky on June 27, 28 cow. Xennan IS going to London ville. a visitor• building Where the there Will be a smattering' of other she trreveled into his new and 211. the Tigers. to report after only ill sireeka_.set from ,Weshimenn to 'Laundry and Cleaners serious business and four days of Detroit to discuss 11 Superior Brown Tucker of Ithirisiy will For, the lerriees. Tommie Wells his new past. her patent with . iparties,ad(s.. dinners. dances. AAunts arid the automobile. be installed as distrid commander and Alexander collected three hits VERY FIRST IN KOREA 2 YEARS AGO inthisity. The in- - each. while Rushing and Adama Another • American ambassador, venter got into over a at this meeting and- Mrs, 011ie The 'Oklahoma' -delegation ha's TA Prank has .t.:11 rand taste in did the smote for the Robert Murphy. says the United cheek.'Doctors ruled that she 1131 Pigg of Farmingtoa as district Titters. erected a .tepee in the lobby .of colore, we can't welt to so.' what Braves won the gamr. in, States ie in no dapper of anY St/MA[1X from "didui of gran- yregidentef the auxiliary. The one of the two downtown Dallas • he. will use on ttke front. severe economic depression. deur and wealth.- She wits Attending ttieeercamprtient will I he last inning when Young hotels sent • -a 'which have been given ester to a mentel hoteftal. • -be Brawn-Tucker, bits. Allis Pigg. tripled. Mistake, Bel Frank Muralw., our- amhasliader to Fa- solely to the *Jaycees for the week. Mks Speers Tleraitat sena Mrs. Groover Parker. ,VInt. Brow's The Utile:League had tw-i games -now 77-years-old tre-,foot on the llen.- told a Tokyo audience the There will,, be an Oirlahorna elys she will left about a squ- fucker. !. Parker and hir. on the card with the Yanks win- stir :he state for building without groove CommtMist syttem cannot compare chicken leg party. a Virgini:i ham 10-million front of the old and- Mrs. John Sh.reat. ning over the Reds I212 and the -dollars.. She sacs the with ours. He said Communes!' and .biscuit party. a South' Caro- 31110Utlt is a 8 sign of some Pert. Mrs. Parker cs the -Fearing dis-• Cards dowhing the Cubs 8-6. mere trifle for what folks need tne criticism of America ."has no basis liha shrimn and beer party._ a she has been trict 'president • .Battery for the Yank!' „was Fal- throuzie Says he will -see that the front . . except in envy anfl Malice." Florida orange there party, a Ken- three day encampment will well, Tarry and Shrost with Moss appreciate it of, the new one will be Completely The tucky Tetra julep party. a Louis- "S . They and Spann for the Reds. Falwell Here at home, a newspaper re- covered, .. have 'e full element-I of business: iana shrimp, party. an Illinois hot Inqngir 1 awarding .of prizes. adlresses and and Shroat increased the Yank ptile, says the FAT has learned dog- and beer party and a Wis- r the line- - will end with a parade, banquet chances by connectipg for a home That the story abotit Owen Latti- consin All the kids went down to See cheese party.' dance. run a piece. plan tn. Rus- Reporter Frank Lancaster's _levee yesterday. and more's alleged visit Missouri 'prefers to .be myster- Carson and Crass were in for sia was a "sheer -fabrication." return - eJsgols and the Beat:stalk. ious_iiThat -slide will hold a; sur- the Cards, in the Seciiiid game 'and priollearty. Each host dele'gatio'n QUESTION Cromwell. -171tehburri ,and Overbey The Washington Peet savs the will Serve the delicacies of its erWit Fee se* reason they all %tido- Can anyone overcome stage frights • are foureasy Southern States To for the Cube. " person deb° made the charge has -state to' the wandering --ed to tell us ' about it when -thir , party- what would you suggest as a good Standout for the Cards .W[13 Oak- admitted his statement wa suntrue. goers_ pot home. Remain Scorched . method for overcominS :ease fright.? p to_ric.,1, will and ley With three It was on the basis- of thie ac- ANSWERS "- - isast five el.-- (UPI_ -CEF.ISIT., GIVEN - We have heard at NEW YORK June 24 rietation that orders were .issued 11111 WIrthsell: •!.ontinno the sp. party line: - ()lent versions of the show, some- -Isolated showers and thunderstorms •'"‘"'"-'""*••'•"•'11P•we•"---- sohibiting the Johns Hopkins pie); pearance. the . By trilled Prim and T suppose just about times about three Jt dui tame time. are hitting 'the northern, half of eesor from leaving the country. 'For the 'first tithe alsn, the North anyene could overcome stags fright. ----.--e- . . the gauntry. Scattered squalls are Lattimore, a far eastern expert, -41Ciereatis have given dire-a-credit Theauts Ellausisat: dust get up APparegitly the story...was fairly touching sections in the. western has been called Russia'S "tap- to Russia and Red Chitin fo- build- there. more I guess. 1, guess anyi. well followed which is tinugual -to' greet lakes . region, the northern :went- in America by some, of hi4 ine up the North Korean 'Army. ens, can . overcome stage flight. e freely with °third - Fey the least. plains, the northern Rockies and critics. He has steedily denied General Nam It 'said the army Mrs. Merlin 'Washer: y.a.t ‘hinic _ - the coastal sections. of Orppois and the charge arid wax cleared by 3 the more You are irr (rent of - POLIO CASES - ON rtherre*California. . s '`e• . Sas been built Op to v.hat he call- line in an emergency Senate Investigating subcommittee. ed a "poseerfol fighting force" -- people the mote eau are going to' INCREASE IN NATION • Mr.i and MreyTOfl 1301. College An extensive' hers emend. part thanks to "people ef the freternal overcome it ,1 three; it will wink - By United Press Statiok-tbo3i.' June. 18...' of the-middle Atlante_. slates. The countries -beaded . by the Soviet for most . people MIA. of- ceurose, -- telephone promptly Polio cases, are on lhe increase Mr. end Mrs. Robert Jones, Route e central and southern seettons SI INGRID 11EROMAN LOSES Unien and the 'People's Repriblie there might he "-me people who 4 around the minter . 1. -11,artlin. troy. June' 'the country area-bring baked by COURT RATTLE OVER CHILD of China. ne4er- Would `overcome stage fright' Through Jumble: a total of -296 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Knott, party time to answer high temperatures. Mrs. Mary carr: I think it is cases were 1.-eported. This compares Route Your, boy. June 22. • littaLLYWOOD Inn, 24 it.1124___Ac. LOCAL WEATIlen kipda nervousness if- you Plzae: ° with 218 during the preceding 1k4t k -tat scat- Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hook, :Jr.. rosy ahe a -berme rredictr• tress Ingrid bergrhan has lost her 'The feliowing is the 12s noon lice against it enough dearly evnry- and 1142 for the same week last shoriels tomorrow for June 22 tered north- Route Two. boy. court battle for permeteion to have observation from the Muriay State one can overcome it. year. ern New England and for the Gen,.,. Alex- Mr. and Mrs. Teddy her 13-year-old cisugnter Pis spend College weether station: Mrs. Allen Wells Yes, I believe total. health of- j4 "og Despite the high northern halle of' the croentry, ex- Ando'''. Route Two, goy, June 23. a summer vacation with her in HOUSE rose garden, President Truman greets former Present temperature 97 eegrees. they cart. I have hecn in 'play quite trials decline to gimes whether' cept the upper Great !.:ekes region Iltj. and Mrs. Robert Wilkerson. IN TRW WHITE Rome. A Los Angeles superior "Task Force Smith," a handful of heroic U. S. soldiers Highest yesteresy 911 defaces. it hit end at first I'd elways be the rpicleipic this summer will be and Nerthwesteen Washington 1 Vine. girl. June 23. -members of court ruled against her and___In Japan to Korea it outbreak of the Korean war in June. Low last night.7delleurces, frighfened. but I would get Over .- COMPANY worse • than last year's outbreak. State. _The Setitherem halt of the. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lindsey, ovho flew from ELFAMAPH favor Of the child's father, Dr. Barometric-priesure 29.50 falling if ip a feat. TT ttniti:5'...-1---rotaUltf just bulk, of polio - bases so far nation will have Ler but hot 1ioo, to twee two tank-led North Korean divisions and thwart 'The 1819 Miller. girl, Jude 24. Peter sLindatrorn. who Relative humidity 49 ,per cent.. tied. fought chances of a quick enemy victory. U. S. Army Secretary Frank Pace try to forget being scarel :end appear to be centered in Weather. Scattered (towers are 'Mx, and Mrs. Fred Herndon, against letting.- the youngster go to of the President. Wind from Southwest at four think more about what 1 was doing seutheen !dates and California. expected along the Gulf Coast. Jdne 24. stands to rear, light, Route Two, girl, Italy. miles Per hoer.' • . ' and try to ;do s • . m$, very. nest. _ • \

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Na reserve the right to Letters W the Editor, on at-Public Voice iieros which in our opinion of are not for the .best interest - IS our readers. •••••••••••. Wo vie • THE KL:• t 1-sit.os Ase,04.1ATios , .o • a het. + RATIONAL REPRES'ENTAI ii'rZS: \VAL.i.ACE SPORTS by J;nt 1.1ti•by ;e.ivet• taa. WITMER CO_ 1366 LINEUP benators Stop Illoaroao REamPais. Tent.. 150 Ave,- New Yell: 307 N. Itiebigan e...11C,..4der Eddie lOieV. II! dive. Chicago, 80 Bolyston St.. .the sign!ng of quarterLack ere Doston. •...11.C:111/ 100-Iiit wu'.•• Gpcet maided ,Ted Kr•rll • f Soergal Irom Eastern Vol White 51115t0). • Didered at the Post Hartford. Ne'w Sox len Office. Murray. Kentucky, for transmission as York. takes uniltge. In another not-. .11.e Phil..- Second Class Metter .steady Jim Turners -df--13rtarettft Jclohia Rag',s sign,mi .e..felasiy' .. Nev.' York. todsy in it, .porld place tee' • th talfback Joe Sutton fo rtn • 1'J:7:- s SUBSCRIPTION• RATES semi-finals Tek-aiwer.gue aut itoetrmth a 12-e- ‘,.•1 7 B Carr • y. per •ee Sc. per of toe PGA golf Wilma- ,season. Sutton will be start:n; 16.64 Win MIMS 11111e.-- in Calloway and adjoining ment at Louisville. In th.:; thud -ton with-the ed counties, per year. $3.50; else- Eagle*. ay United viatters s.. $&50 match. former 1-GA charnpeon Idob I - Prow Sp: The W..shingto.i Sea. tu:s check- fourth • 't•t.; ' Ho= ton tif E vitt• isv De, Indiana i Jock. y Eddie Arcaro will oe tal ej the White- Sox spriat to the top the VICE ADM. Jerauld Wright, eh. TUESDAY, JUNE . meets Chck Harbert of Nolowalle.lbidding for winner numbe, 1000 In 24, 1952 of the American League with a Starter Ted Gray wa:lid tm • foug,ht in both World Wars I and , Michigan. Kroll pulled the todaY when he accepts sue- four mounts 6-4 win at Chicago. with Rookie Ivan Hemel( ho•tni,, succeeds Adm. Robert B. Car- 'prise of the day yesterday when in the nine-race program at Ch•- The lass drops t'hicago two ani the win. White tienerei tor Boo ney am commander of U. 8. Naval . .. Prize Winning eloinated favored Cary Mid- cago's Arlington . Park. Editorial Arca oNnniegewhth.aylf.g.gicamya!, nde..htoheplieaayditn: ton's first run in the aird forces in the eastern AUantic and An editorial entitled "Sanity tilecoff of Memphis. In :hi citho.•• scored on "Jet Ace" in May Prevail.... that ap- the reaturo nkbeehis Walt Dee po hit one f Detroit, Metiterratt...an. Pe was named so peered it% the Paris iitches, ROL(rt defeaW.1 Frej race yesterday to boast his lifc- Post-Intelligencer August 29. 1951," Tha Believe cusren Ii'' , Urn. Carney might devote full was ihe-Tennes-'as of New Orleans. Hamilton , total ot ve_iune-rs judged the best editorial of the year in to . Fra-tk Shea "7fil"Pitfsburati em rut's ame to his post as allied cone. bounc& Frmk Champ of Hous- see Press Association news a er _-4- . - - nieritkrift-ehlif fur isoutbellt-Eil;- ' I hipped narence l- mu' •Th-r-rardiet Brownie ese ta:t thwal'.nsejel:a°1'.lah ".;1,`1•11 ropo. Wright I . w lc was.-wr ten by W. P. ••111:7•;1A•lt•.alla . 3 ." reportedly win shift Williams.. of the loser ofilianretsdsaale.1.1 New yore , has attracted a field of six laeLv , Haynes. 'Haroll headquarters Ledger & Times and who . Brown. the Whit, the first innlng aia from ,Naples, Italy, writes many of the editorials! _ i at New itork's Aquadact Park. Sox for this sta.-ter. takes ll.c loes. Wash- the to London, paper, is reprinted from the • Post The women ram,,...4 , Edward Potter's "Lensleat' -raina. 1, intelligencer's, take deco the , von tegten Clinched with thrat runs came back with two It August 29 issue as follows: . ,etraer court at Wimbledoa. Erie'', Ibu'e t"Pwi'lioa ur leo Pw-mtti AvrP in the firth to break up a lO3 tie. then tied it when Rooki.- al • today T. P. Morgan's oieveleaoot 8ANITY MAY PREVAIL f • as the eirampi.ntsh4, laCjgoroUa" and ;s 6:1 -Cobois folluwed by hews prance-eel in the •txth. Bir-tfn DOrothe thoinpson, a 'tennis mptclies go into atter se_ the overnight choice- to win. , doubles. ivoman columnist who Writes Oh .,7ci. ofr. Iles Oats sit Jackie hers. alab.--aaded-the--voieoarret ono ' serious subjects, thinks d d D 1 • ding-sn I ,s chain- l• the War in Korea has .taught some valuable pion Dor.rs Hart of . Coral Gabira.r lessons to both Communists and non-Com- . munists that Florida. plays substitute • tom:lent . may. cause the undeclared war to be PROMISES DEVOTION TO HIS TASK Fly listed Niiss S. I. Odling of Enali.ne it i Way . -historians as a "post w convulsion" brought, on by.'il.e opening :each. Miss aldlini is.1_1 World War Two, rather . - than thee battle -of - -Whird- Wir Tn .ast minute replaceaaena_ ro Three. .1 1 tand I-Wright.r an Cup s* . ------The- lesson-is one t Miittrar-ii.ot Engtsed Will n..4- that -haStir been leaTned by - five -4--the Teams thousand years :withdraw because of an initity: •1-- .of conflict that war can't !pay • Willy Craw .. •- but ! • there has never been proof(4--it so - Tease W L Pet clearly revealed as'. The Phel.delph; . has been the cause :s A's have sold roien . 3I 11 .7(t). in Korea. If the United Nations win !catcher_ we will be right Joe Tipton ,..1 the Cleve; Paducah ... .. 36 22' .542 back where we started and june. 25. -1950, Anna Indians for tqe $10,000 w...ve.- . ties ensboro ... . :.% 21 .1410 ii the Communist; win they will take o.er- South Ko- price. Tire: apoedred in 23 cam., Jackson ....-.. . 24 23. .460 r• rea which will prove their biggest rIed) TiO;ri.7,6 tha the Sehate headache to -date and li't r ye..r and batted '. Mach...stir-write ., .. 24 ,26 .466 nut worth a frection 'The----.14-3 this to e firm his rip. 't444.uch- as it would have virsin - Coy • 22 been when 191' a mm I Aas 1.1 S. attorney gee- itrey-lirn-e'rossed the-38th parallel. 1 . .__ _ sapkiosviii., 21 2.1 ..1-1 ...1 a:c Vlano She believes Former -1711.-..rsi that Communists are making comparisons Loig Wand :. Mayfield • le'. '2•1 .•.-.8 ! 1 ::ar, Int! t byhor lihruss-bante-d,, of the. ruin in Korea with the basketba:1 star Jackie G , 4-Mit •1 --- .! shamble:. .!-..-. Western . ; P au ry i -Europe would be and' iwo other men .••vill be s.-4,1- in case of World %Vat- Thre..,. iiistruattriiinl nothing n sayI tene-etan .1 "he- York mutt tod .v , • Reliant Lesotho • , • of destruction to their Own cities by ihe 0..i•M•C •-•.rr car:A-Pet:on with the 1.1.i.sketb..1: .4:Ife..awl.:, • W L,- Pet. , 41 yomb, and sne . thinks L rated 714,4Uons leaders are: ilike-egitio-aalia0" ewe. Goldsmith 43- IS, Hal counting the cost of -liberating ancLITI"Trrr --k:- - a, small-country like !:-13!-Ar.O.-1 1...rnont .ot Attoona. i,iiii- - ! - - • . .27 20 64 - . . Korea and deeiding Chicago the -cure. is many. ijiee, a,d v,„,r,..,... ityiv..nia and :.-1W..ph S.croa. 1 '--,a .t.i.i 64 887 S1181.1C3 Eveiett Dirksen, Illinois tIVe as the • St. Eutkis disease,. . : ., . . • i 1,Liiity. last' Illay to .brib*ry, -c.441k-.. , st Republican who unsoiled Demo- Our !militarY leaders have betn i i • ii • t M cii-e• citunn 23 ' cratic Maas:lefty Leader Scott Local" telling- us eVer sinee7Inv'Av•ii- .- "-II. a - . - the' war ended that Square G.reerr or Janda:y. Psa..d.:phzo :5 .24' in the 1960 elections, will make o#-test securitY is' force. We 1 4. 4)50 , - Bost.n .. the believe we .I. _:._C. don't 23 - bpi:ere nominating Senator Taft will every have kind ---- • - at -. 0: peace Until , I 252 Republican love! overcomes hate in the The•..e_,_f, .E.%%•,.n.. 'i i-, -,n own. • the national convem...... hearts of men everywhere. IT'S SMILES all around as Gen. Matthew B. eidgway, SHAPE corn- but it is pos.sibie --fiat.o-fia: Pasatall .L ea ea e 1a...• , tam. DIrksen is Illinois manager inat ;ear can prevent actual l mander, and Mrs. Ridgway are greeted In Rome by Italian Defense' - until love hostilities tr..a.a veteran gie...1 V:.. 1 cl 1, i far Taft and Senate Republican r has a viiance io sPread on Mbeintitileir dJtarterodt;ifhoimPLcucia.rd.tol fthrigehttaaskiti.:.gfv..bauyilpdrirolgmisve.m1 Icticanlitannlletuataderyrs an international • ita.r cis ar...1 re. Stk...! 4.iiir. ....A d ,0:- campaign chief. (iaternsalunal) scale.- And there ate growing N,,A. YA.-imiteriraill ILe3,.re2.1- -.603, itidications that it is spread-Ifiawit • 4-- .., mg. t" t'- e .s.'w D"IL"-I 'xj. ' r3,5r...::..„Fi 7261 1 strength to instal the protection the things; (10cm-unwell) I club Sc f allii--ek Shermaa la... :• "''east°r1 te„,.., 4 • _.. - of we love." _Veterans of the Korean War have ward are telling us .hey The firuwns Aso' s.r.r..-iinc(. • Ca viaand . ..ai -54 Eastern Star Rings eXRerteaved. 35 .7 I. some_ _stri.n.ge-thitites--ire -that --arrharpylaiiii." - !!---- -AILA.5TYn'grrilr• 413 'WE" Chinese prisoners captured are LOOK -AUICE-BEAUTir -WINNERS ifAVE A LARGE not in the least afraid of St. . •?-r it 150 I us as their leaders would SELECTION like for- thew to be. They ac- oweatearida _ lually seem to have. a ' .I..51 3542 .'.:';', friendly feeling towards Ameri- 1SI '. priced .tans, and- when the .... - capture our men they are inclined to treat them : From $15.00 up 'decently if their officer?, permit 's e3terday's Result's do so. them to , A heart to Kitty Lelgae heart talk with almost any G. I. • will revcal • e . A 1 a remarkable absence of the principal.. ingrediA.nt- t a war machine - • A hate. The present generation \' 4-14 P. 'los. AO!. or So . American boys have been taught. to love Chinamen, not ! to hate them, 31111.1611111•NA and the recent -i-esolations passed Nalketal Leagee, stress by (on- expressing love-!arid tellowship';uwaHS I) • 1 --i• - of he Pe-OPI.• Russla is an indication that Y I I ..aln older men, too. -•••••, the are short on ingredient. ..!-M19^7;•:` Pt Joil•-11.!1,., .,An We don't think- there : Bi•ioic:yn - La is the slightest doubt, hut' what --talfh wOuid start aggressions siniiiar to Korea in any met*- n I eafee a dozen spots ii ne thought he had any, chance t:i lb,st ,n 12. Detroit If win., but a mait 141.•0 Will do waist he has ci.hi stcrtIv gtor, litiviigro . done for thirty years to a•iiiid a tight is not as lit.ely )....%% 16. At 1:1;•7. start a world war .as Hitler was. .1 , • , c1, e Included in 4 Uack-ground i: a .(1 .he -,------t!rinertari• salt rtillies !for hear( robrery i.nd the co-Id-1.10A- Today's Games__ ed murder of a defenseless wife, -Yts say nothinz of ,he- liotte League millions he has enslaved and put to death. 1 • 1 : a ' That kind of character IA a towarl. -17• 1 1 1 1 and will never. light on, C- 1..ul te..rms. - 1 1 • . i - } CALIFORNIA'S Senator vvinia.m F. li'''- ''''•'•''' "'.'"'" -k'' tt take-, the charaettl •of a -rat _..- to -be a rilibei'.;..St4ityrailikafa Kerio:aisand labuvel dented reports murderer. A rat is sometimcs go.Ael . . on detunse: AIL'. offer.] the Reput.i.ran vice! National a League v, ii:-. ,n'h.- own cnuntry _. when it was invaded. tie iliili;t presidential nomination. .by both , :. .,, 4.. sit, :it hot in tiny Finland., .... l.t.' i e.doile .4.-a- mai li-v -r ' 4. so.- ..e.,!...... e,. Tnft ar.'d Li5-"h`rkef GanIt'S WWII ...... __. • ...-4 4 A __•'.... ' • .,-.. ' • state he °reigned, - - -As a matter of Not. I'm including Ervit (.;elfr.:71.•-• - 4' -.1.! 71"9 Ii-7 1 1 ....horierlate Governo, want., so- tt.. • • i on...par:son - the Uhitr-d. Stales-- has done very e- ifiCktd. e:t i.'r.'::7 .; coniention' Knee land said net leer , .,,C.'.`T ..hp t'en :.I 1;eimany alio -Japan. :ind there is re - t ,._' .,..;-'':1.1.is w:1 461.67,;,_,'.713tan47.4I13 )s: , to [who% Jail nor Coirrihn.ver leaders. had , ; ,,. e .11 V. , .. ' . , .41g .eit,(1ur4hip,1 W-.2 ',1.• raid - 4E1 1.1. CU-- a pproar_hsa -". Bean) 4 7-. i o. v him watt ATV -.-' ' • ". . •••••- • . . Kind better; . ef "dead" (Intereetionali .• . THESE 'MASHES who Will . ._ . • . . • 1" ie.ai, • a Ph,l-airlia ,a TWO compete for title "less'.tlnavenie" in Long Beach. Cal.. have Kli resemblance as will as beauty In common, a.. • least In thin photo. At left IKE TRIES "..0 WOO PRO-TAFT UTAH -. li Is Carol Lsbell, ntlima Utah," who 'will try • re.."_EGATES _ for "Miss 11 S.A." title against -, -• 47 other suite winners in a tacilminary, ind at rialit is Catharine Higgins, - 13e-)'n "atisJ South' Africa." Thirty foreign aation winners w be In the competition._ vai, JO/la:yea Oa (frac-motional) -

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-Pessisiment Cati-- Yo"r benne. cait Ketie7 "Aut."' MR SALE:- Solid resple dining or se Burn-s Killebiew, Lodger South 13th. Stree_t, !hone 441 Tr suite-table. ehairs sand hutch and Times. e Walnut desk. bta.u., arty end 11 VOR RENT tables. Occasionat chair HC - NOTICE GERMANY • - isanat mart window tan. Call 51-X-W. FOR PENS: Two turnisned apart- • ADM-.terautd Wright, AVAILABLE: Pesition Kc.Itennord J26a ments-one, 3 r, es.n with .bath, World man, Salary and or coimeissitin. fought in both Wars I as one two rooms. I2N West •Mhie, Retail Szles exper..t • . Sreb- succeeds Adm. Robert B. Car- FOR SALE: Nice 5 zoom brick Phone 325 ..f25c le. not compuilory. He , own ney SW commander of U. S. Naval . home. Bielot. Call 429-H after writing-Box 3s • forces in the eastern Atlantic and is -W. Aga 25-45. . 4:00 for appointment to see Th'Ls is a CZECH ateliterransan. tie was named so • profitable opening for Chest X-rays If: the right inan_ To Vim. Carney might devote full „line to his poet as allied corn- Be On Larger Film - -- marielersitt-chlrf -for astnithern-Ere -- CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer fa Yeilifidly'VP'Orek rope. Wright seportedly will shift Chest. X-rays, taken ae part FRANCE headquarters from , Naples, ACROSS • 113-Reaslan Italy. 4 . of the Kentucky :State Depart- to London. community flattenstionuf./ 1-Polson aft-eonfunction ment of sHealth's mass tubercu- 5-I.Ifts 41-NureitY SENATOR ROBERT A. TAFT, speaking In Washington•before the National losis survey program, will be on 4-criminal ..• 112-AerIfoi us Ilui,l'. l'ress club, pledges . ha will- cut taxes 15 per cent in two years le of • ..-1.erg rest In 44-14striet 7C t in film MA* ad of 35 run. filmn fireplace Afton,' eiected PreselenL He charges hki nomination bid has been subjected to niter I, eccoro•ng to 4-Sour fabbr September r-J "steamroller" tactics by Eisenhower forces 112 some states, naming' 6- Nisciw 45-Peniales NE1VS AND PLANS, the Depari- 6-Storage pit 17-,Pariled SW1TZ. 1P. New York, Maryland, New Jersey, Connecticut, Kansas. (international/. 7-1.1a144 to be IN-Smooth ment's monthly neWs publiearion. tatted 50- Sur,ur donation of $7.500 from the U5SIAN MONGOLIAN TROOPS,. feared warriors of Asia, are repurti.d fa-Vapor 01-gamiby cubeS A as-Greek letter 52-Saits Kentucky Elks Association iretpak- outing into Magdeburg (1)11ali special border guards to combat a new to 11-111uminsted 64-Pertnining ing the- changeover possible. NEWS , eave of anti-Soviet resistance to the uprooting of families which is -Port uguese furearin 1..me Entebtainment coin 63-Stilrlie4-hurser AND PLANS spatter. itetdrie-thet.4 --pmerey egowletto national Swim- taking - Owes the-Resie-:ready-a --eha -curtains' along the FferThsliestin-lincliO 3-Note of aid 16-ProPhet queen, 17 s year - old East German border from the Baltic to the Czech border eariows). 14-Ssi.erfailve 4-frInter's , -the 7° min' ftims• witS TutTims'-- for. Health ending DOWN meastire itures four timei-prger thast 111 Phyllis Dome, 13rooklyn, N. y.. Magdeburg is near Helmstedt, allied entry point on the route to Ber- eit-letia.,• 5-Unitsual by giving lin. Riots occurred at Eisenach (2) in protest against 1 -fly reason -Collection of me. size now in use lied v.i.1 makes use of her trophy _deportation 15-Peruse 6 L-orn -134 li-lissieneit 2-Landed facts showef bath on a build along the three-mile border strip. At Kaltennordheiresenear •SVNBS eliminate many of the -follow-up herself a 1340 nrect I-Pertaining to 7-Cyprinold fish SYsim-for-Health. Eisenach, 1,000 villagers tried to free (amiees of "politica? unsrellables" IS-Honored a-swelling 11-.-Pertainint to X-rayx now necessary. P. M Craw- Ingin Manhattan. Sixtus ford. M. D.. Drector.- week is J 4,ilata-rnotionaLL trcievilisesee jail clashing with 200 Communist police reiserozeemehts. 3-(iresit Lake -Phone 2 4 -• 4 0 10-Pertaining to Tebercutisis Control. 'Kentucky Dial the sun State Department of Health. le II-Tiller of this 1 1 'r- soli quoted s saying that the larger XANGAROO COURT POWs SEPARATED FROM.CorititmlA II-City In Alaska films "will enahle us to give fast- W.dnesilay. Jane 25, 1952 "I ,,,,, ,,5 ,,;," ie, re-Charmed lit-IPropositign er and /Seltei- service to the pet pie --1-- 11111.1 Farm r'aii s' . 2:45 Stars for Delerise 119-Aami of the state'. He seis Abet' 22-13aelted out Gate Ilyrtin Tenn a:00. News tail ii I present a large per OW et per- 1.45 Calk/Ye:4y Capers .Western Slur ' 120 k/-7.71;;>1 .ryse 2.7< ./ se, 26-Thick, black sona .X-rayed hay' to be. 7 '., ' substance Called 6.55 News • . 3:15 Western Star - e' . r-lefnce back wheel films have a sisqles r4 -.1,, 27 its,. snorning Cheer 3:30 Music for Wed. 211-Man a f:aw ant! cannot be mast moots:N. misamare,.. nickname 7- 15 -Clocks 'Watcher . Muses for Wed. il 30-Prniection , The Elks were 'donors ist. tti" 12, 2 • ' to 11:00 • • 4:0o0t:. Postcard .Parade to 5:00 33-Car a [lichee • four tubeictilSMes trailers pew e to trintorc)cl• J 00 News fe00 Sparta Pora.de 35 as :if-Dealer anie over the state as irisoisikii X-r I V I Eeet'ett , lenert tlyfl 5:15 TVies Dirksen, a, SID.SZCA 1111noill St-Large truck - l .815 Morning. I clinic's, send- the new donation cars . Republican who unsealed Demos 37-Da tighter..4 , ,ei Msidesy S ropskr . 3.30 Tetdime Topics.. the Americas . at a time when the orianal erne eratic Majority Leader Scott Luca* s :5 lituriwers srseali . 5:41 S.igebrup , Serenade Resolution ment was beco rites ,vSofsi and ...- le the 1950 elections. will make the /7211 r. , _ Mil I Moments of lee :orlon . 1106 ,Nears 11 .5 1111-as In debt placement necessary, the artieb eacech nominating Senator Taft at Z 9 15 MeloLlY Time . ' 6:13 Between the -7"." 46-Th'anderw. . - Lines bl) 41-Sto••• sidewise ;Innis oat. the Republican national comerie 7/ ^ 1. 43 Public Servers 0:30 Western Caravan-, / .._...... 44-Fleck ...the State Department at Malin Bon. DIrksen la Illinois manager as 417-11rmarried .0.a0 Neses Ii 45 VS'esterii Caraven 52 woman takes more thiln 170.900 ehest Xs for Taft and Senate Republican p. Rhyt1-.•D 7:00 Tayinr Time 44-Proms rays annually. and nearly hnif- 4.4- (.."3 rural earneetign chief. (international) s, SO-Cot'JunctIon Rural •Rhytlen 7:15 Musical Maments •-I WI-Panne Island' all new cases of tuber:tie:six ir I --I- a Listen 7:30 Proupdly Bail ...... whirlwind- i Kentucky are discovered through '10 Lean Back and PoOlir Ile 1rd. /moan WS. leo '$4-Tea awl me 19 15 Li an Hack end Lestsn 7:45 Proudly We Hail this program. . .astern Star Rings tlerl 1340 club - 8:00 Off the record I Isi5 _Qtt Itvi,Prit iE ftA-VE A LARGE i 11.3U Fasorite 'Vocals . ::$41 U. S. Navy sELEcTiN , 11.45 Harveste,r Hyrnotime - Waltz Time lt.00 News 9:60 Plittertime priced he 12:13 Noontime Frolics 9:j5 Plattertime From S15.00 up BOOKT Se CRIME Chiireh 61 .Christ 9:45 Plattertime a • -.1 t , iS Is F's ° le uis Base bell I ame 10:18I Nowt C.- ,69 mkt lin. by Mahe% it.,, tem 2.ett 10:15 Listeners Request to 11.06 ELIZABETH DALY Deinwuni k in,/ E,.tbrb..1••••. SOME OF THE V members of `a rov kavighroo court which one POW pointed out as having sentenced 11•60 Sign Off Ito death leap from trucks under guard on Koje island after removal frota Compound 600 for conflnen set ''2(0 by"-VP staff photograpez.Dave Cicero. f /it:brim:tonal Soaruiptioto) 2:0.3 Allele ter plu to .24'. CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX cocktails a little earlier 7" madge and Mess. Au '‘ n left Jest In a separate enclosure. Photo would before six-fifteen and sassed along - se. - "WE SOUND like a herd of ele- "No, 1 not." By Ernie Bushmiller you wouldn't." Nord- the block towards the corner. and NANCY phant," ski d Gamadge as the "1 thought s , 1111111111113111111111 hall sighed. "Now I'd like you just Jerome Autten, for reasons of his VOL group descended Into the basemenL -e-alsWE s5r46OINt'41,4a-Ctag.. mUld back to Satur- own, wouldn't care to meet Mr. "I'll say we do." Nordhall eyed to cast your Miss Callahan." ' Gamadge again just at that time him quizzically through the base- day afternoon, "One day was like another in "And how would the man know ment dusk. they'd come out then?" ask ed " 4'0 They went into one of those long this house." not lately," protested Nord- Norah nastily: basement rooms with a barred win- "Oh, .at her. "You can't "Well, he'd have to watch for dow and wainscoting, the kind of hall, smiling On Friday, them." -- room that New Yorkers of mod- say that, seen you? e in- Norah. wrenching at her apron used to take their late on Friday afternoon, for erate Income as if to wrench her mind along contained a cov- stance-the lady we'll call Mrs. meals Id. It now these lines, said nothing. and a Cray Austen ran away. That ered pool table, markers, "So you might have noticed him rack of cues. Against the end wall wasn't usual." Norah's month puckered. come in." food Nordhall..-- stood an obsolete marble-topped basement deer "And the gentleman we'll call "He never left the sideboard In light oak, with glasses open all that time. I'd have felt Shelves Mr. Grak Austen," observed Ga- and bottles on its upper the draught. He Could have gone Sergeant madge, -got rid of a couple of and cupboards below. the ether way and used' his front , Ryder brined against one end of hooks." said door key." . this, and took out • notebook. "And that wasn't usual," burned "He could," agreed Nortthall Nordhall faced his witness in the Nordhall, "espectally if he ihem." gloomily. light from the window; Gamadge "I was back and forth gettieg window -seat,' The twS7 waited: then Norah Sat on the broad the caqapes," said Norah. "I nev I the came through obilgiegly: "Ile put looking out across the area at saw ors heard him come into the be-gement gate them on the librarks. tire, and I _ found one charred up ih the ashes house at all." "Now let's see," said Nordhall. "Well, that's that then." By Raeburn Van Buren and the other one all icons tint the "We understand from • member of Norith gave him an evil smile. THE cover; a cover like that won't Yr/U'RE fA-KE ALOCh AT the family that this was the place "But if you didn't think you knew WHY AIN T WE'VE-GOT ENO-U-G-Fr. burn like paper and kindling wood. TRY1NG TO FUE1, OALJGE, MR. where all the liquor was, and that at all." she Informed him, sand- let fttet; FOR 1 had to put • tog on top of it VW. A I TRAIN ---ANO SEE you got the cocktails ready down • me get a 'word In, I'd have told KID ME, Win crush it down." WHEEL ANOTHER. YOURSELF hero every day." you that I heard him go." ' CHARLIE DOBBS' BOAT HAS BEEN HOUR'S ILL-"' RA the keys to everything," "So they're all burned up now:" Posasi "I had Gamadge burst out laughing. OVER BY THREE RUTHLESS "I was in charge of "Indeed they are: burned to TAKEN SAILING said Norah. "Good for you, Norah; you'll have THEY ARE HEADING FOR this places and you might say 1 ashes. And the ashes thrown in HOODLUMS, THAT'S ALL the courtroom holding their sides. HIS CABIN charge of the house." the garbage and taken away." CU3A,WITti CHARLIE AND was In and the opposing cents-sera ears you were. And cock- "Talkas away. Then Saturday, THE UNWILLING CREW-- "Naturally red. You weren't fixing cocktails, 'BOY' served by you up in the Miss Callahan-you had a caller. tails were but you were flora in the basement unless the Gamadge h e r e. Now that library at halt-past six, Mr. before six o'clock Just the same." family were playing pool down wasn't usual either, was it 7" "). "And well before." slic anklet* here." Gamadge a quick Norah gave uniphantly. "On Saturday the gro- "They'd drop in here for an extra look. "We didn't have apprehensive ceries are always late, I was open-f. drink when they felt like it, be- many, that's true." me olives and me onions. a - sides. But they preferred their said Nordhall,- "be- "Naturally," I was checking tip on the liquot cocktails up in the library, as a might just happen cause somebody for the weekend. I might have .hae general thing." at Mr. Gray NIA en to get a look to run -rut fo. something." • -- "And you used these basement he wasn't Mr. and wonder why "And you -fnt istet ----I:m conic dowr • •• stairs." all, but Thomas .. -, Gray Austen at threw basement stall-ma easier for me to be out • a "It was Bayles of. Edgeworel. "I- dud. WW1 else watild it telt • 11.• I; or - • ONE 'cachets and pantry, and sourly. • huh unntrilh,,e I"., of the Sbe eyed Mtn 'thla house? . And I heard the gate from the dining room at that (lama ii g e 444. HOME FREEZER away "Well, Mr. close Dchlril hint." other girl would be set- his ques- hour. The Nonlife') went on with "thit you -didn't actually see - Capp table for dinner." "and the three LIT: ABNER By Al ting the tioning of Norah. him." "So you had all the fixings In of them took him up to the see- there at thi E ASSSI me:7-11113Rice- "No, I was bark MiGHTV SICK HAM KIN WE fiCe.rf- IslaT A N I R134.1_, here." 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a. TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1952 I PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIKES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY Mrs. Otis Lovins Social Calesselar BLADES Hostess At Meeting SWALLOWS 40 RAZOR Club , News Activities Of,,Pottertown Club Tuesday. June 14 WOMEN'S Pottertown Homemakers Murray Star chapter • No. 433 PAGE The Club met in the home of Mrs. Order of the Eastern 'Star will W eddings Locals Otis Lovins, Tueolae, June the have an inspection at the meeting S 11501111 uswipmhadh.:..- se or tOnth. at eight o'clock at thw Masonic c, .11•11111. The devotion was given by Mrs. Hall. A banquet will be held at T Ortis Key.. Mrs. Patio Overcast six-thirty o'clock at the •Firet .lirs. Z. Carter Local Couple Atteoidants At Wedding ()I- Christian Church. on PERSONALS I have the main iesson on corsage of T() Attend. Meeting 1Miss Horton To Mt.. Johg Allan Brussolo making. New officers Were elected • • • Wu for another year, tales_ Jam.: C. leant of Murfraya Tittiniday, June 211 5K• . at' tflt• Mrs. W. Z. Carterseri-al- Wive 14..4 On Satureiey, ...rune -whiele_•21, --'Earrien was served. iry the- hostess of jaonor. wore a gown . The Magazine Club will 'Tit-4i. of Mise Molly ,Streth to. Jules Murray. state manager of Inc Su- marked . the meaty-IA(1h wedding the matron to thirteen memuers and four visi- bet' organdy over yellsw tat- at the home of. Mrs. E. C. Parks!. thLIteriertend in flosakineVil ie. S.'aturday preme Forest Woodmen Circle int anniverseiy •of her parerts, Mr. at white tors. In the afternoon eVeryone-en- "tett feta. 'The-°boirriecr • or --- white -or- at three o'clock. et • •..e -Mr. -and Mrs.- W. Overbey. Kent ua-e•--- attend a Sales) and 'Mrs. Frrest Fittrthrt yed a period of eteteation direct., embroider _el with a-yellovz •• • _ • Art, _44: -sr.' 'Jr Geixge Hart Mr. anet Training School. ler State Matiageri: Paducah; Misi 'Nancy Ann Morten gandy,. • by Mrs. Ortls bride of John floral design.- bed -.F-deep-• vc4--- Mrs. Dewey Kagseele. Mr. and Mrs from June 26 throage July 5 a: became the Atlani The Club's next meeting Will be eon of Me .and Mrs. neckline edged in scallops or the kell.„ 'Shelby Hadcleri. and Mr. and Mrs. Omaha. Nebraelea headquarters Brussel°. its annual picnic at the State Park. yelkny embroiders: A sash of yel- • • • chi Waylen Rayburn. of the multionillielserlilfa eelraternel 1;:etor A. Brueado' Kentfield, Honored At Shower ribben enciri lerl the 1 : • • • insurance -society tor' *omen and Calif. low grosgrain Friday Evening 'an Walter Mischke per. weeet- of the full ergandy skirt Coke Party And Tea On Mr snd Mrs. A A. Doherty were girls. - • The Rev. Miss' Suzanne Miller. July bride- the doubie tiret caremony over taffeta and crinoline. in Neshville. T. n Saturday formed Held In Compliment elect of Milton Ecker, wae com- Mr..'Carter will ders•iestiate the, half after_ six. is •71-ck In the 'Her Maddrese wes a' t and of SP. - se-he-re they atteneed a banquet by at plimented. with a miscellaneous cffi:e of Attendant. Jo the ritual- at Breadwae &thud's: yelloW- • coreopsis. blue forret-rue- To Miss Nesbitt lei the World Be', k Company. evening shower Friday evening.. • • • Chprch, Paducah. "lots, and strands • et wheat to Which In Two parties Friday. a ceke party Hostesses were Miss Juanita Wil- . Palms ond ferns were massed a short veil of ee1ow treble was I. lira. Wells Overbry. and daugh- in the morning and a tea in. liams Auld-Mrs. Bill :Stye-Ts...The tee church and etit,otrreft:dd n nix,. Her bou as Nib ters, Lochie Bell and Mary Wells. - in the ,cheincel of was- held at the Williams' roses and. enie the • afternoon complimented Mess shower cir Ceram reersoede , the,: cennrinpeo•n rad was draped of yell,* left Mondev,fps Nesbitt of New Yore, flan- home on North Ninth Street. • blades. Mrs., i with teas Beauty Valk': were pla:ed 'with William Illakle In hospital. Innards: light objects. . . se•7 . ncar'fleva,M... N. C.. ,..here ee of Cpl.- Ernest _ . Miss /Miller wore for the OCCa- • arol --1 : on either S:tie ...,f . ths pulpit -and Sw mar anyoketh . voi Overbey will be camp n'estees Bryan Williams entertaineCLollett 1_ brown and vsdite Erinted I've got a stomach scot." William 5 ! filled with-white aetere and iladi- Mrs Rebore; O. is- 'Mrs. '1 JUST Aft 4.0 razor blades --er---- the. Misses -0-Vb---1145-s _will attend • an the miming linen dress. She 'era presented driver in Chicago. Taken to Cook County f 1 '-oii, Cend.elabra "holdi.eg whote ca- ;es Ann Carom and 'Winifred With a coke party Ca'irtondale. III, told a taxi the camp. . with a corsage of yellow carnatioas. a pile of blades (single - i • Pieced in Smith. the brides:wide, yore at her home on Grove Blvd.. Paris, hoapital, a fluoroscope examination revealed . ;- thedral tapers•- wett, of the meal He heac:dresa identical .to TeAnn.en Mrs. W. G. Miller, nuttier Ms stomach. He gave no reason for the metallic bil of Columbia ! 5 group. in the chancel. gowns aeal_ eOge) in Mrs. Lee Williams note of green and white honoree, was presentcd a carsosec they tasted sharp. His father said William _,1 . Arrangements.. of re!ienolta leaves that ,ot the hnner ii•oandent and ler didn't even say whether 6 arrived Sunday is, iraend the Of white carnatims. -- Belleville. 1.11. (friternallonal) at • i ley and burn In eandles' were earrissi bung:let* of veleta. and Yet- was carriedeout in the doeerations pulled a previous swallowing stunt to summer with her peresta. Mr. and and Punch and initvidpal cakes were in tile s'n.,e windows et the Iowa sliest i deoles and Wee del- anid refreshments. Lovely,- nift er- Mrs. W. P. Reberts. tier huaband .51 placid served from a table .4aelerla•d, with sanctuary end - pewe Were pFerittrn tied -With -ye-Low ribbon. - reneements Monsieur/a lilies, trill ).n her in seasseet. a hand cuiivork cloth. with telirte s• riliben. Victor A. BrasiSolo ,:e'r7ve'd as beef -White. -gladioli and' other ficiwers • marked_ Conies( prizes were won by Miss 1.7ynne .atrner organist, •man ter his sin. ,the lish-ers were,a4ded a gay note lo file party .( Mr. ar.d , Mrs. Net-mem Miller, Vorii Wells and lailas NOW presented a in-oesem of wedding Jol,n- Dat.aney. uncle of tht scene. Especially attractive was the spent Sunday in PadOOah ease _Eleanor Heater. — i • - the gpesto ease nibled. .briarideJ.;illonr..t,Jmemarest.nCt,•alr!'t•iart-eRober ingn tlhee Magnolia-inle. a crys ends their sen, Gen.- Fearer:ill and , nouic -as •• • wo. bowl on earinly: her mother. Mrs. We S.- The bride. who given. her, fetter. wore- a Yeurag.- • r -n.apanakins;_zeeeawith green " Wed. •: ,--Johnston: her ,iater. linger' arriage by g.,,,wwzr.wrewpartriniiii,4tr_4acon,tnetiktttitty after • 31-f- and tint Which were served •Detrei•t. Yoh • and silk illusion ores mush bridal Mr. ml e-rtert“nlell- tiower' mints, visiting truni in the riming-. Cropping Up'in • • settle. The 'Olt fitting lace ,i)t the with -e reception 5oth several different shaped open- 'HIDEOUT FOR WANTED MEN! Q.,: .113i.' 'deep roortottoolitnhge_th_chourr,c.eth.ifTon. _the ..0;u_. fee4 sandwiches, and piekle and Mr. and Mrs Noel Meta: - b• -dice se'Zi loped co Business World • •ke ot allusion to twin a swect• olives, also ca'rried out the cob.' ...ere Waukeon. Monday By United Press . %art ea..std.:ie.. lone fitted Lice pie left for Wisninaton. ll: C. bustnew. The business of being a clamor in ealla ;ay -points where Mr Bruseeto it stationed schema- Willierns_ „was assisted jpi t!ti • 4..o.k-eCtero eves ended Mrs. on ehaley foundation with the C. S. Navy.' — girl must be Frank Wainseset left Mn- , • ever the hands entertaining by - Mrs. R. L. Tur- Mrs. oe" at home at these days. tto e. s „mate g • 1- a. 14'nes- The t The couple will pen. Nirs. Percy Wiliams and Jean. for M1S1. skt- which aces Beauties whose. ,face once were .n the posed over :7111---EteRIT•77nti4.46tre et, Southeast• pette Williams. Pier daughters ra d -Linn-nee day. July 2 at e.sht ockck -beep,, held a wide t•rie their fortune now sre .cropping. was in Washington. . • 'Thirty guests called between the . ' es ereng. • erlfulzre ithlsCie which up in the business world, lookiifir Mrs. Tressa tne.er Pestle. for- • • edged by se 'Bops of the lace from hour of--11130- to 11:30: The Suprerne l areal Woodrro n Bridal Disus•r for financiai security. merly cif th4 county. .now of the waist of the bod.ce to the Afternoon Tea reirele_is managed by a Board of en; The latest to join the rznIts of Washington. C. has returned (leer. The ,,I0eci and %atm .of the Hr: and Mrs. James. 4.. _Hart Miee Nesbitt was complimented DIETRICH n mposed entirely of *0- , glamor girls turned businesswomen MARLENE from a at_x autp,:ii• ii.1.-ricag trip Directors--er :extreraoly fun skirt terminated in tertained -with: a -dinner before the asain Friday afternoon when Mrs. Alf^ end-Fneures only Verrien ant'. is Arlene Dahl, a red-haired te.Rem-e. Italy. brie macte the tr.p a, wide chapel length tonne.' - rehearsal, on Friday night in the Paul Medis entertained with a ARTHUR KENNEDY 'fraternal benefit pro- i beauty from liolinywrid who's. by plane r.nd:letired Macirict Sp-:n Firls- 11-15 The b'recle'a fut.]. fuezertip veil' oi Ritz.- lintel dining roorin Invited tea at her home, 406 W. Wood 44 • ;: freternal aateVeres for adults l married to movie hero Lox A:I:- and Lisbon. P‘centieat' She tis a -‘•,G17 eland-ow-fell train a _tiara of anus- gte"s..s were: Messes an i Mesdames_ Street. 'Paris. Tenn. MEL FERRER tirdbUtTiCy'aT the ker. bookkeeper for a cottc7i. firm Vry ' TT1 TTTIdaTITTI,41- OlVT4P6- Aehich was edged with-a design Forrest'G. Horton. %leen A. lirus- , ;The guests were greeted on the in ' Creed- States; supesosed 3141110i." Miss Dahl says. "every actress Beetle is a sister of Mrs. Emmett • Soninge blossems and leaves fash- sjii.. FC.bert 'G. Voting. tonne porch by little Lucy Hertmann, M- should have some business on the Berry and -Mrs Ci:Ut4P Steele nf fecr•Z'skiit ,orl* egad •fisen tine; seed pear-iy.--She ner.. and.. A. liaere: • (Jan.:titer of Mr. and Mrs. Ereen. RAWCHO sererity ,•"4,fe in Ve„ . side." Hers is called "Arlene Dahl ine count?! and _NLe •Cherlic . ,,Lnd carried a boteriut of white Aria-. • Mieses Karen Kennedy, Ann Car- Herrmann ef Forest Park.- III. win* el-se A. rawiwcotoR Lambda Sorer-ire laded With Enterprises" and will sell night. • aBuc ha Tenn zen byre. which was centered with son, fti•efred Smith. Phyllis Glot- in an aq•aa crepe Moody • Of yoeng. warner. was dressed pegnoirs. slippers and etitor ,• tee S.-4?-ty. ter . with sat:n feisty. -""%lit Va.: John '47 IhSCanew yel- gowns. w hi-e--7.---echid arid tied and lace formal and a small ti ctn.& djurtito.r. ;re age•s 16 b. 30.- en . A fled nylon "Dahl- c. .s Mra. -Peel K7r:::; and; - "Tobb:_,n. aed .1.4T'f`s Marvin. fib Wer hat. low pin curls. P.esy. visittd relenVea ar.d friends extensive 'T. a in • n • Receiveng with Mrs. Meals and at Tabaccoracat Tenni. S;.turday. Sch ol at be r rne es., • _ Miss Nesbitt were Mn. W. P. ie.. • - TO ANNAPOLIS.-• 14of• Natenel PANMUNJOM_ witliame mother of Col VIOlitams, • Mi`3"Ja" eSturctlY red Edueetie Dirac: ,r C.s -•nd he daughters and daiightere fey. Knoxville: -Tern.. t- apend the eee5ede Atianta. Gaeroae, es- , in-lew. Mrs. Meals was attired rn --nen-. She wee tette,- to Nash- y•- Mrs liehrie-a Sreder. trite trepe. andelace, and corsage . e .7155, he: • rents. Mr N . Tenn ,nal See, ni Voa Pi-eaictent pink carnations. ,Mrs. Williams in 3 Vateeen_ erd aon - • ''''''' and Mn. Robert • --seirlute eyelet. Miss Nesbitt. -blue •here she bearded trio bee f t We-hirer! n. II C. . and white silk with which wore a K- sells corsage of white Carnations a gift -1 Mrs L J Par e N rat ira Alcxan, 1 C -Mien the hostess. MTh. Ereli Herr- el 3- ipt aeri r T•ray -f f • f Haw mann chose yelivw. crepe. Mrs. V -T W P-act f- rt Kn fi • .• • ••••• t •• t Bryant Williams wore printed ny- Mr er-d ,•• , .1 :el. • TRYV t • Pi...el- t•!• • • li Mrs. Percy William gold A-Oc deer e tei TI..• 11. .e H.* . shantung and Mrs_ Vyron Mitchell eIaeir Col Pa- 4e Cat t Ca-eei t.h ; if Fulton. Ky.. beige lace. „ •••••::::1 eleseeart: r.epta w• of Mrs Rags- op- e:. tee s • The Meals home was lovely YOU B • - throuehout with all-white ilecor '- • ,Hons. • - ! , The: serving table, covered witio ;a-ttendiiiadeltnereened-eneeket dote, iRasf proof-ketP_Y,tit festooned with white maiine tie i Now, science Is yours to command ...to bows, was cen- with unite satin help you In your selection of new s!eep equipment, DRESS tered with a bridal arrangement of up FOP. VACATION whether you're choosing it for the first time or molting white carnations with a miniature much-needed r lacement. For such on important purchase, bride and bridegroom under an ne the best advice ovoiloble. Believing In -arch of white net. Graceful bou- • you this out quells of white, gladioie, stock and principle, Englon sought leading orihppedic authorities, and Send Your Clothes to Us 'tebaby breath were .on the buffat roentgenologists, enlisting Ayr help in proving the and organ in dinning room arid a alms for Its Airfoom mattress and Red -line Foundation, for Qood Grooming similar-one was on the piens, the room. White candles in Let us 'prepare your clothes silver holders were on each end #1, of the buffet. for your vacation, and also Mary and Alice Meals, in match. formals, one eellow take care of your every day Mg ..rgahdy and one orchid. served th • 65 cleaning problems. streets (meted .punch, individual decoratod bridal cakes, pa,•ty miots and fib"ueeleground of' appropriate SUPERIOR sir mulic was furnished by M Phylis MeE_vny at the piane._ a__ Laundry - Cleaners CALL 44 FOR PICK-UP BACK IN THE U. S. frnm• Korea, Vice Adm. C• harles Turrir tormar chief UN truce' negotiator at Panneuiajnm, and Mrs. Joy are shrovn in SERVICE San Snanim on thvir arrival aboarri the Oansport Gen. H. W. Butner. • is scheduled to become commandent of the U. B. Nava/ acadmy, Joy OW, We Aid**. Rietwese_awil Rini- Line Pewodwiee (International oundMato) ▪ at Annapolis. gi.es tbeconibinerion el (iitirinnin comfort non yinoilibyol Lippert al onoldented by TM* •ocr,on ding.••• Th. Ai:Twin Mietreo., • loillawy puff ef omil-,eni of boy 4 KANSAS EXPECTS BIGGEST WHEAT CROP Cr ditnynys 15.11 te boson o4.1 b•dr-- ...Lends Ina* e bondioinl --nplift- *if ...yams Inowinnii. (OM fir CT *TIN. • - •"

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