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Selected As Rest All Round Kentucky Comninnity Newspaper for 1S4T MARCTI 0 1011 We Are Weather Helping To KENTUCKY: Cloudy with Build Murray the low 30 to 35 tonight Wednesday cloudy with oc• Each Day casional rain

United Press YOUR PROOLIMIIIIYI HOMER WW1- P&P= FOR Murray, OVER RAU'• CENTURY Ky., Tuesday Afternon, March 10, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION - - 8,000 Vol. XXIV; No. 59 MULE DAY CELEBRATION BEING PLANNED '12- s -as s.10 rt Music • !Boy Held C-46 A SMOKING WRECK AFTER EXPLODING IN THE AIR Growers - For Are Will Send 1 4=.9 • Pumping Fourteen Daily Ledger And Times. And ck • Mrs Glen Doran, 140.. 117'ullets In Dad Urged To strait of the Music Departm. Rescue Squad To Be Sponsors —Juvenile announced that the club will spon- authorities turred over custody sor' two students for one week to the of his mother a 14- Grow Quota at A Fourth Monday Mule Day place, it is still well known- that the Egyptian Music Camp. year old boy Who pumped 15 celebration is being planned by the mule was the back bone of into his father's body "to Egyptian Music Camp will the daily Ledger and Times and the farm program in this county' MOVIE! Producers of dark tobacco in hold its 12th Annual Session from keep hTm from beating up mother." TO A Judge Walter the Murray Rescue Squad. early in the history of the county. the Western District were urged June I to June 27. 1953. at Cate sent Tommy the Du The daily paper with the con- An hour by hoar listing of the today by Holmes Ellis, General Quoin State Fairgrounds, Du Quoin. Marshall home with his mother, UESDAY junction of the Rescue Squad has day's program will be printed in Manager of the Western Dark . Mrs. Thomas E. Marshall. 36, un- • planned a full day's entertainment the daily Leder and Times as Fired Tobacco Growers Associa- til tie case can be investigated. The Egyptian Music Camp has for the benefit of the people Of soon as it is complete. rid WED. tion, Murray. to plant their full become Under Wisconsin law criminal one of the best known Calloway county and surrounding The program is being sponsored tobacco allotments this year es- music camps in charges are not filed against mi- the United States. areas. jointly by the daily paper and pecially on those farms where Students from nors. 35 of the etates at- the Rescue Squad. and it is hoped there was no production for the tend camp The boy calmly told police that A tentative program has been each summer. that in this manner the worth 195) and 1952 crop years in order Prominent he killed 40-year old Thomas E. set up, and it will be completed 'men and women from of the Squad to the community to prevent a reduction in their leading Marshall because he was drunk- at a meeting tonight of representa- universities, colleges, and will be strongly brought out. allotments. schools enly beating his mother in the tives of the daily paper .and the serve on the faculty of It is the purpose of the program Only 70 Der cent of the 1951 the Egyptian Music Camp. bedroom of her home. The par- Rescue Squad. also is to form a trades day for and 1952 allotments have been Students attending ents are divorced. The highlight of the days pro- camp may the area, where none exists .now. produced for the past two years enroll in band, Tommy is one of four children -gram -will be the appearance of orchestra, chorus, All persons contacted thus far due to industrial expansion in the dancing, dance band, cared for by the mother. Police Galen Gough, strong man of Ben- dramatics, art, have indicated that they will co- area and to shifts to crops re- piano, conducting, theory said she is on relief. ton. Kentucky. Mr. Gough con- and baton operate to the fullest extent th quiring less labor. The tobacco twirling. Private lessons Police said she and her husband sented to come to Murray on that are also make this day a worthwhrle day grower must produce 75 per cent available: had had "trouble" for several day for a demonstration. years. from every viewpoint. if his allotment within a three Each week the camp band. or- Although Mr, Gough has not year period to prevent a reduction chestra and chorus present a participated in the strong man -de- in the individual farm allotment program for the public. -Special Million Dollar WRECKAGE OF A C-46 cargo plane of Slick airways lies in smoking ruins near Windsor Locks, Conn., after monstrations for some time, it is according to Production and Mar- numbers make this program ap- It crashed on a flight from New York's Idiewild airpotr. Mad are pilot Jahn Bielak of Elmhurst, Lit., and believed that he will have a show , keting Administration regulations. pealing to all. A feature at this Rains Fall In to-pilot Jeff Elliot of Chicago. The plane exploded in the air. (international Sounaphoto) well worth seeing. Hawaiian Failure to plant at least 75 per year's camp activities wakbe For the past several years, he cent within a three year period piano ensemble of fifty out-stand- Texas Today has put most of his energy Into •esults in his allotment being cal- ing student .pianists using twenty- becoming one of the mast out- By United Pres. To speak At culated on the average production five pianos on the stage in front FlOSPITAL Murray High Band standing. contemporary artists of during the past five Million dollar rains touched off Chinese-Russ NEWS I the nation. years. o fthe huge ampitheatre, all play- rejoicings in Texas today. Makes Trip Sales and disappearances of dark- ing at the same time. To Music will be provided during Up to six inc4s soaked m.000.0300 aria. fired tobacco produced In this A. T. Atwood is director of the al ) record follows: Trigg School the day, under the direction of Conclave Here acres of west Texas district have been greater than Egyptian Music Camp. land that Communism Census-51 J. C. Maupin and Flavil Robertson. hasn't produced a good cr sp since 'Adult production for the pest three years. Beds-60 The Murray High Band returned Judges are being procured for 1941. Its monetary value was "way the A Hawaiian student Will be one However, producers in the Eastern New Citizens-0 the invitation of Trigg High and judging of mules, fox hounds, up in the minions," said Marion Patients of the featured 'speakers for the District of Kentucky and Tennes- Admitted-5 presented the chapel program Fri- beagle hounds, bird_ dugs.- and ItIllla0V11:44•10.417 New Treatment H. Badger. Tom Green county Invincible Patients Dismissed coon Blood River Association Royal Am- see and in Virginia have produced -5 day, March 6., Earlier. in the week dogs,. - • . agent. bassadors -Conclave-- at -Memorial-- near their full acreage Patients admitted from Friday the Trig Band it is eipectecl that -several -thou- IIGHT For Stomach came to Murray Baptist Church' on Saturday, Since the production The rain covered nearly all of 5:00 pm.. to Wednesday 5:00 pm. sand, people will crowd into Mur- of dark- By HENRY SHAPIRO High and presented a very enjoy- March '14. CAPITOL fired tobacco of the Ulcers Found Texas. from El Paso to Shreve- Burble Knight. Rt. I, Hardin; able program. ray" on-that day to make it an three types: - MOSCOW. Mar 10 •UP)—Chin - Hawaiian, • Namely. port. La.. but missed the Rio Mrs. Hollis S. Roberts and baby outstanditag trade .and, The Mori Hiratani. Is VERLY MICHAELS Type 23 in :het Matrix* tain Communist leader _MAO Tao- „ entertain --LOUISVILLE. Mar 10 (UP/— Grande Valley, which needs mois- girt M. 6, Murray: The Trigg Band, under ment day for enrotted In SaUlffeen Tkplert Theo- Type 2 Eastern District (Clarks- Tang said today that Hubert Donel- the di- the county. in "PICKUP" A new aid in the medical ture badly, and continued into the Chinese- lolocial Seminary, Louisville, ville and Springfield) and Type 21 and the Soviet son, Rt. 6. Murray! Mrs. James rection of Steven Smarck and the Although it is a recognized fact with Hugo Haas surgical morning Cammunist front was Also featured on the roogram produced in. Virginia have been treatment of ulcers was English and baby boy. Rt. 1, Ben- High School Band directed by Irvin that mules are becoming more if J. C Bellew. Kentucky considered collectively described yesterday before the Forecasters said the rain would ton; Mrs John Lax, Rt. I. Lynn Gilson, have been in close contact scarce as the years go by. and Royal for allot- Mao. in a statement published Ambassador secretary. Southeastern Surgical ongress hold- spread out of the Gulf area to Grove: Master Edward Lire Parker, with each other since last summer that tr •eter, have taken their - by. the Soviet Communist Party Boys The aid is the drug oxyphonlum. ing its 21st annual meeting here. eastern portions of the Central West Main St., Murray: Mrs. Char- when they combined and played from 9 to 17 years of ago, newspaper Pravda. said Chinese counselors, the interest of our growers to The ai dis the drug oxyphonium, Plains today and by Wednesday les Ryan arid baby boy. Wells Blvd. a concert here and at Trigg. The pastors, and other lead- and Soviet Communists were ers, from retain their full allotments as better known by its trade name would extend through the Great Murray: Mrs Eugene Nance, Rt. 4, directors of both bands are from Elvis Star, Jr., churches throughout tht bound together in is "front of Association inautance against any future re- Antsenyl.' according to Dr. Max P. Lakes and Ohio Valley. It would Murray: Mrs. Laurence Fain: Rt. Lorraine. Ohio and both wish to are expected to atteroj friendship and solidarity") Kerberg To Arrive the Conclave. duction in acreage Full produc- Rogers. High 'Prima N. C. become snow in the northern Great 1, Murray; Thomas Manis. Rt. 4, promote the musical intesest in He said this friendship was "in- The tion of tobacco allotments would Dr Rogers said that of 54 pa- Lakes and upper Ohio Valley, the Murray: Master Joe Atkins, lior- Moray and Cadiz. Here By Helicopter fir;t session is scheduled cris destructable" and gene? ated 5 pm. increase income in the Western tients given the drug for peptic forecasters said year, Term.; Mrs Robert Menen with the two special vial- forces that "are unlimited, inex- The entire High School District more than one milTon ulcer of the stomach or duodenum, Fog swathed the eastern portion and baby boy. Rt. 1, Farmington: bads/ Elvis J Stahr, Jr.. 'and Bill Ker- tors speaking in the. evening see- haustible and genuinely invincible.", went to Trigg. The program sion' dollars. about 85 per cent were healed in of the Dakotas and parts of south- Mrs. Jessie Jones. Rt. 5, Benton; was berg will arrive in Murray Wed- beginning at seven. Slides Moscow foreign observers said made up of several will be shown, three weeks and more than 90 ern Mississippi and northern Illi- Mrs. Thomas Smith. Rt. 2. Farm- numbers: nesday afternoon about 300 o'clock and devotionals, Support prices for the Itt53 crop Man's statement appeared to • be Burst of Trumpers. Come Sweet plays, per cent in three months. nois. but at midnight the southeast ington; Mrs. Ada Wofford, Fort by helicopter. They will deliver and other features presented of dark fired tobaccos are assured Red China's recognition of new Death. Parane. Jim Dandies, The patients' pain decreased im- and east central section of the na- Henry, Tenn; Miss Tommie Askew Wild addresses and answer questions by groups from various churches. at three-fourths Soviet Premier Georgi M. Malen- Rose, Yes! of burley and mediately, 'Rogers said The drug tion, and all west of the Rockier Model. Tenn.; The Golden West. 'Triump- concerning recent The Order of Royal Ambassadors Mrs. John Copeland, military legis- .or-cured or one-sucker is calculat- kov as head of the international hant. Deep River Rhapsody. became available commercially except the extreme Northwest, has Rt, 4. Paducah: Mrs. Woodrow A lation which • placed an eight-year is a world-wide Baptist boys' mis- ed at two-thirds of the burley Communist movement. Narrative number. The sionary organization. last October, but Dr. Rogers said cloudless skies Crutcher. Dover, Tenn Master Roy Three Pigs, military service obligation on vir- Its strora- -upport prices The long time out- The statement was published in was given by William Jeffery. hold he had been working with it for* Rain was expected in Los An- D Donelson, Rt. 6. Murray; Lamon tually every able-bodied male youth is in the Southern -Baptist lank for dark air-cered tobacco is Monday's Peiping Peoples Daily The band played a march convention, two years. ,He said the drug also geles. Heavy fog Monday blank- Peeler, Rt. 1, Dexter; Mrs. Clifton used at the Little Chapel in the Ad- where it has approxi- not favorable due to carry-over and printed today in Pravda. last. season. The majorettes. mately of was highly useful in surgery. eted the area, slowing shipping. Barrett, Rt. 5, Murray; Mrs. Paul Bever- ministration Building at 7:30 p.m. 110.000 members. Kentucky rad Moscow newspapers also ly White, stocks and a sharp reduction Dr. Henry W. Mayor Jr., Char- pub- Jackson. Rt 4, Murray. Patsy Buchanan, Jane Wednesday. has 7.000 Royal Ambassadors, and lit in acreage lished a message from Ho Chin Baker and allotments for this leston, S. C. said doctors should Fidelia Austin. twirled. Stahr is snecial assistant Blood River Association, which in- Minh. to the type is expected for the 1954 crop. be suspicious immediately leader of the Indo-Chinese Secretary cludes Calloway and Marshall of per- NUMBERS SLIPS IN STEW of heArmy and Dean Communist rebels. saying "We GOOSE counties. has sistent mild indegestion fer possible PROVES COOKED of the College of Law at the Uni- about 150 Mr. Ellis reported that in Callo- COOKS UNDOINGS solemnly vow to follow the cancer, especially if the patient is path HAZEL PTA TO versity of Kentucky. Kerherg .Mr. Hiratani, a Nisei from Wa- way county, growers lacked 1442 of Marx and OMAHA. Neb. Mar 10 (UP)— is 40 or older. He warned of Engels. Lenin and member of the, hiawa, came to the States in .1947 acres of planting the dark the con- PHILADELPHIA,-Mar 10 rUP/— Herman Woerth said staff at the Ken- fired sequences Stalin. and to struggle decisively today he MAKE RED CROSS DRIVE and attended Wayland ges With quota if there is a delay in Mrs Maggie WIse, would tucky Military District. The public College at for the county. proprietress of for the cook the goose that flew rencl:iing stomach unity and independence meeting Plainview.. Texas. .As a member cadcer. a local restaurant, became nervous into has house. being held Wednesday is of our coentry and for peace, de- But he complained The Parent-Teacher Association of the Wayland Dr. William Clarke Quinn. New when one of her under the sponsorship of the Mur- . World-1%115*meg customers kept mocracy and socialism" Ho ex- that' for the amount of money he of Hazel High Schap] will Orleans. La . reported on a type staring make ray Armed Forces Advisory Com- Team, he .traveled widely in this at her. pressed regret that will have to pay to replace the a house to- house WAYNE MORGAN- of infection in the large bowel. "due to the canvass for the mittee. country and also in Alaska and , The customer. Detective Frank great large picture window through INVESTORS SYNDICATE The -four-day distance" he could not at- Red Cross this. week according to The two his own homeland. This team spoke meeting m which Watkins. was men will land -their BANK staring because he tend Stalin's funeral. which the bird crashed he could Mrs. Wiley Parker. a total of 314 surgeons president of helicopWr on the landirie in Murray in the summer of 1950. have reg- saw Mrs. Wise toss a handful of have bought roast peacock. strip near Wayne Morgan. of 214 Fuller istered The .Chinese leader warned that the organization. Orchard When he completes will end Thursday. . papers into a pot of Heights. his reminary street in Mayfield has been stew she because of their friendship the So- named was making. education. Mr. Hiratani rirms to as zone distributor of facts amount viet and Chinese Communists were rettifn as a minister FIVE DAY FORECAST Watkins decided to find out to his fellow invettment certificates what' "not afraid of any imperialist ag- Hawaiians. and mutal Kentucky: Temperatures Wed- was cooking He will taii-apaieking on fund and fished a number greasion." Test investment shares of Inves- Runs On Letters Sunday morning. nesday through Sunday will Brings March 15, at as-'-- of gravy-covered - numbers Out Several tors Diversified Services. slips Sugar Inc.. ac- rage near the season level of 45 and a numbers Creek Baptist e.hurch. and Plait cording to book from the K. R. Cannon Divisional degrees Sunday evening at the Mild Wednesday and stew. Mrs. Wise was arrested. First Mis- Manager of the St Louis area. Twelve sionary Baptist Thursday with colder weather ex- Leave For Oddities In The Mail Service Ciller-eh of Benton. Morgan Of Nation was formerly associated pected Friday Mr.- Ballr.w, a graduate of Rain during the An Arneriean physician, Craw- Phsyical Exams South- With the Mayfield Broadcasting find part of ern Baptist Seminary, has the period and again, ford W. Long. is believed to have been Company, and makes his home in near the end will total For Armed This is the second of a series . But the test runs _ Kentucky's Royal Arnbaseador 'see- from one- been the first to use ether. as an Fotces brought out delivered in one.- tuna or Mayfield. half to three of articles on the postal serviee. some oddities three retary for almost three years. -fourths of' an inch. anesthetic in a surgical operation Here hre a few: days. depending on A Twelve the distance 'for-trier Eagle Scout men have been forwarded ' Airmail was swifter to Dallas from Washington. with bronze e to the Owensboro Induction Cen- and Los _Angeles than tt was to palm, service veteran'. and vareity By JOHN L. CUTTER . Red Cross Workers Receive ter where they will take closer points like New But the difference between athlete at Woffnrd College. he is Instructions their 'WASHINGTON. Mar. 10 (UP/— York, Hart- tinc*s. ace the insur- physical examinations for ford. Conn. Des Moines,' a-day home deliveries employed by Kentucky. Bantrsteto possible For only three. cents difference Is.. Den- and' three- 4- induction into the armed forces. ver. Colo.. and Salt Lake a-day for _offices was promote RA work throuehout the own insurance you can send a letter from Wash- City. noticable. The men leaving are: Ronald state ington. D. C.. to Dallas. Tex., just Dallas and Nearly one-third Walllice Churchill. Jr.. Thomas Los Angeles got cif the test let- Boys of this. area - last had an as fast as one to Arlington. Va., overnight service ters to businesss Graves Parker. Herbert Eugene — delivery the offices arrived on opportunity to get acquainted with just • aiross the Potomac River. fiextAly. So did the carrier's second nce premium Pdater. Joe Robert Perry, Sam . • Atlanta. Ga.. New or third de- Mr. Halley.) when he helped direct Orleans. La., Richmond, livery of the day. Home Musgrove. Jr.. Jack Okie Sims, That was one of the things Va., delivery, an overnight camp. on Kentucky' -(-1 in the bank Mreft, Flea Detroit, limited to once a day, ran one day Sam Moss Bell, Franklin Delano shown by a recent spot check of Mich., Lake in June of 1952. He will Springfield, Ill., behind office delivery Houston. Pat E. Jones. the postal service through and Chicago. in several speak at Sinking Spring Baptist Eugene test instances. Miles Bailey. David mainings to Church Sunday morning. and Me. Arnett Orr, offices and homes It took two -days. Monday eve- Boric Dale Charlton. across All .of the teat letters from Wash- anorial Baptist Church • the country. ning to Wedneaday morniint. that night. benefit of low for ington were dropped into an offi • ---- A six-cent airmail ,letter posted delivery of airniail letters to New building mail chute at 5 perr.-KBT in Washington at 5 p.m. EST on York, Hartford. Des Moines. Den- Most of them were post Jimmy Klapp Is a Monday marked afternoon was delivered ver. Salt Lake City, Portland, between 7.30 and 9730 p.m.--2/12 gh credit Announcement to the United Press office in Dal- Ore., tend Now In England bank '0 San Francisco. to 4/12 hours later. las by regular carriea at 11:30 A regular three Bro. Paul Garland will preach -cent letter to Most of the return tests from 'e successful. a.m. CST the next day—elapsed Airman First Class .1:•rfles at Pleasant Valley Church of NesTia York was delivered in 18 across the country S. time 19/12 hours. also bore post- Klapp. son of Mr ghout local Christ 'Sunday March hour. An airmail letter posted marks and Mrs. Norman with 15 at 11:00 A ranging from two to four lapp a.m. Everyone three-cent regular letter goat- simultaneously took of Murray, who has been i invited to atterd. 39 hours. hours after the', Were dropped i low and under- -ed at the same time was delivered "Weather, phssibly." I:aried at Wiesbaden. Germany. was the de- the mail at post offices, building A breakfast was served recently to the Red Cross Fund to a !slime in nearby Arlington. partment's only for the past nine months is now iblems. Campaign solicitors, explanatien. The chutes or street corner boxes. Following the breakfast, GOING TO AN EARLY Va., at 12:30 p.m. fST--likewise Weather at Lakenheath Air Base in' England • M. C. Eltis, City Fund Chairman, gave a brief history GRAVE Bureau said the weather There were exceptions. of the 19/12 hours. • A letter Klapp left Germany February Red Cross, and gave local workers their instructors. was all right. Air and regular dropped in 5 MENLO PARK. Calif. Mar. 10 Most of the 50.onk000." the mail chute cq a }leis in auditor W. Z. Carter gave short talk pieces letters on the retorii trip. New midtown with the United a to the workers.also. (UM—Police were dispatched to of mail New York °flirt building States a' handled by tha postal York to Washington, were Air Force He -tante his Those attending were James Thurmond, Nix Crawford, local cemetery at midnight both de- at 10:30 a.m Wai• poet mai ked at James Shelton, Alvis Jone% to in- „service in a year get through the livered within 24 parents recently that !non after Walter vestigate strange linyt's of the mail- 5 pro. 61a hours later' Cox, James Wilson, Joe B. Littleton, Sonny Crasa, Rue Overbey, noises. maze of collections, sortina, ship arriving in • England he met' Luther Robert- - ing. A letter dropped a son, Richard Tuck, Wayne Doran, M. They found 12 Stanford Univer- pings and distributions in a street cor- former cortege C. Ellis, Waylon Rayburn, Zelna Carter, Frank on sched- Such differences did net appear friend. Eh* Moises sity students sitting on tombstonert ule. ner boar near the Detroit post ola Lancaster, Joe Pace and Mrs. Joe Pace. A letter is handled seven to in test mailings of from Tennessee The twn boys were drinking beer. regular three- [ice at 10 a.m. was postmarked it 10 times from sender to -receiver. cent letters. in classes tftgother at Mirreay Most of them were 9:30 p.m. — nearly 12 stale • hours-later. College. •

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- ' r.i TM() THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1953 - TUESI KENTUGIVY rirrapari• legs hold up" he has least Fro p onr Is Cash Hazel Improves I: t.., -,,,,,b, t hi er more -ears TIIE LEDGER & TIMES Robinson Not Crop Of Bruce Agricultural 111 eF1111.1MBEDI tO012111 TIMM PUBLIKIIIINO ovrandr.s. -a..4.an't predict he would have •s •:• tioro1111•11Ort of the Minces the- wilson ikt Hazel Facilities e Ledger the tsatiav.•••••cimer. ;nd greatest year of bls cane:, By L. C. JONES rtroo - Hier:aid itittribet ni 1915 end. the West Kentucklen. Ignaeleff In Bid Shape tads Corning season, but said lie 1111 mew "nu oassiad why ,sk -aluarldul ' • My **.LEJ1.41 -Th... Hazel Department- ot-sVeseit - be a real ward our.- in- the fall of '51. I planned pop- !tonal Agriculture hiui many faci- JAMILS WILIJAMS. PUBLISHER corn as a cash crop for part of lities for studying agriculture. 'Po o PO He Says Today glanagei Cherie* Dressen bald rii farming program I - wanted a Study agriculture is desirable? to •is reserve the right tr. reject eny Advertising, letters to he want worried about Robin- 4 the fellitse. I good yield so I put 200 pounds of have equipment to work With or Public Voice iteuis• which son's weight, but Dodger Presi- FOR SAL in our epinion'lire not for the beet Internet 82 peiectit phoopliaie pee :wee On from which a 'boy may get ex- „ _ LSO H. Pirrelt*.EIS dent Wallet O'Malley, with a grim -To h W ow readers eight ones of ground. I turned wentice. We have three MIAMI. Yid_ - Jackie said "Jackte's worrie 2buut steel Collins, this under in the latter Part of cabinets where we keep rocorlis Robinson looked forward to a something." Gruve. nil ILENTIART rector Assoc:Linos, , -April and orde led the ground by of •all our priajects and evews. irtATIOrPtAt teabll koddY ant* laughed ftrt•Itenv ltTATIV&S WALLACE WITM - 1111 "TIT TEM breaking and digging TWICC7 earnpkie libretry vrtrire iROr. off reports he was so far over- you what- 11 Monroe. Mechem.. Tem.. 250 lark Ave. New York, 9117 N Michigan Malley ground was pie pared I consists of niany vocational FIVE SU weight his playing days may be added.,,"Its his job, e plant- agri. 6ej Chit ers. Sit ago. Ott fk:lyston St. Burton TODAY'S SPORTS bolted. with they/twos. eellows who are .1_41-le ,POUpd Of eyed pet vulture' referener-ttryalts. PARADE and but I do acre, using 300 pounds We have a movie projector $15 - - Refusing to reveal luta what ha know he Is impressed of 4-12-5 Sidered at the Post Other, Mt:wrap. IL•191iicky, for tninamtasion as ''If equipped with attund. We sey, Ky weighed. he maintained tnat his he's the man who's eventu• in. the row. I got a good of stand have a Second Claw Matter PIAASANTVILI.E. N. J /UPI: get e fighting second of well (-quipped shop which Joe, doiet get care- Legs were in "fine stela", and for that. base sput,- corn and it was doing fine. 1 coo gists of; welding FON SAL A cheerfully confident Jersey Jut i less' I did I dropped my that's the vital thing' "That. b right, Dresaen agreed. side-dresged it with womonia-mt equipment, cal- aerfleiC11111 ION RAILS Hy Carrier to Murree- per Neel' 15e, "or Walcott promised venter tools. metal stove. today. that his! halide- and MAICId110 dropped me. "I played a lot of tennis in 'He put it to me this way: '11 rate o hen it was about 24 inches equipment, lea- 1.• votla WK. Is, Calleaay and adjointng counties. per year, $330; last fight would lig -his best Not this tinie ' ther equipment and cooker •p ; Cuba b e us e I reportesf. That something happens to inv. Skip. high Thu helped for a se bile then cabinets lOr Where, 195 54.1 "1 won t codices thus. time ageless poppy don't worry all our shop facilities. Conditior The guy of the helped to put my legs in shape. about second' •base. the tiny weather began to burn We spend Hid 11 win buck the till... tine You've Ile six weeks each year in said it like a man making a 1 so if I weigh a few more pounds got kid ight now ready crop. It .wciit down last Only --the silo, I I I SI/A). MARCH colt said tirteintioectly. -I:hen tow to making theigs which Phone IU, 1953 . In, This one, he insists over and more this spring Um not worried." take over in Juicier u:ie :jut otl" th lower edge next we can us, - going to retire" over, the one fur the road- It, th• creek didn t Wasp to hid. but - - r•.4 Junior G.lbant- hom the Negro sei.ond baseman Gilliam t1,:ats named the must arid he's determined to leave them on the itle‘. 1 gut a 'very ireve EXCEPTIC - --Thow are St-year old Jne'l plane said Listed .1ti 208 pound:, Ill the valuable player in the International treed--amdTit.i Duncan Sports Shorts f-ta,- Ittooklye. Dodgers camp" 111 es he starts heavy training tra- Lrudisti roStet. be admitted he was -League last season i and was pur - 'a little beerier KEYS $89.50 ••• eycut than that.'• He chased from the Baltimore Elite MADE in to are fliwit, 1, his Apt al 10 ChIcart., MCI-1M* W11.1 Comport' r Rohm'. licai.y weight is Jilareire told a teammate he "guessed- he Giants in the same deal that TIME TO l'11. 11‘1X A tak. Juck e a weighed 215 While You 1..•.•:.• 1K 11) Marl Lint, pounds, But other brought Joe Black to the Dodger BAIANCE Watch

„•.1, 1 • 'heart's were 0,. tot rim: '0 _ Duquesne Is that he was at'.-- organtzation at the end of the and. As always. N141 445 in the bin. e where WESTERN AUTO 15 FOOT • • ,, i1 tiN. I 111,1) it from 15 to 20 pounds heav- 1950 season _ • .11.11.N i.41 • s I. 1,. k• ..1 • Evinrude wears when tie battled poverty and ier. with must of it in the stu- i... , i • Ii I • .7.. w * • .111,1' /ft t rt:t4:11 Gilliam batted .101 ia 151 genies Those Wheels STORE ... . ,It• ft ustrAten. Jersey Joe remail:- or see H • I I Si" with Montreal arid bafil.'d in 112 For tiriving- ii,/lIi• I, I. i...... , 1.:: .ghtly hopeful The knockout le, Favored Over IN. -Not only my legs, .: " ..., I ,.' ;,,f di , ai 112 but my RBI's Left MOTORS-Thetis SI. ('all 435 Call , I N 4 432 . 0,.1.••'.,-.-• -...... -.- ., •• ,.i..... h ich chino gripped : MTh 01 airics KELLY'S *-1-•.• ,. .1,.. M ., 'II* -.' il l., • • .1t “. d feel good,- he insisted. "And Dressen said he was "impressed" :.,e- rn :: 1 . i .1 ... . , .--# •. I title last Septe•mber has been Clean C 1,, . , „.., ,, : ,, 1 ,, , , ' I.: -...,:• • 1: :•:,.. ,,,,•:....bit. p .:.y ei last let me tell you one thing, Uni with Gilliam and that eventually - oily livability put in behind ham -• Western not worried about my weight. If I he will he the Dodger second base- !had been I would have dune guano man. and get A triple lure doves W••Icutt as • weekly. ;thing about it a tong eirae ago "But don't bet a nickel it will • • , • ..r,.1 he ,aid • tuns those aging • By JILY111: CJRIFIFIX , 338-J. because a hen you are 34 you dent be this year because there's tsT itt:iirettniuntj. tPet etre, mto suiwit condition over the NEW YORK. Mai 10 - noth- lose weight easily ing wrong 5.1a k• MatAlt . t • • • i,i 1:•‘•• toad:. of southern New ler- Svien with Jackie," Dresser' lAYI'S OF I Hall was favored 'Robinson • 3 Generations Say insisted that if "my conclude& staiw tufttArArt1 it. .1 •.*: He wants to be the first man to beat Niagara and Duquesne ,A •Oti I Is, sell. 1, I,• se thin' ehr.p:.:n N. it v..; k t. *rin bock the titk . Re Vic/1113 SlIg,t1t Cholt:t. over 5e'raters 1'1 T.ANW .1 I r II VI.. Western K.11' • t-,,,triiirt ar mote big payoff and he wants tueky in tonight's quarter-411.'1s al Supply St NI • nirgrf SI.. • I. Nt • , ski "Buy the Maytag !. down as; champioo. the Natiotial Invitation Automatic!" elasketbell ••1- ariced 11, '• f• ' "I • :•re.".er w Tour noetent - but' both choice's You onse that even Joe,' a DOGWOOD WANTED should ise V•ai[lied by the fate tel pi *steal is biriMVPIng to He-re's why: Mar.tk. the LaSalle CROW Yr .10, c., t • ' _ cottli.1 hold the ,toil of the years Certainly LaSalle s' ixplurers. the Dogwood will be bought according to these - All over America, three genera- c es • • tt. .411 411 " at. defend- ACROSS has toiled arduously as he pre- une tions in the same fanunes hate': e,:s ; • ,..1 Ma' k* y aill ••pi ,t 11- e...t, champions. were oueted from . •1tied p.., e, tact' Wilt'I Aril/ s lethal chosen Maytag Distant the tournenient. 75-74. hi 0 d a y Specifications: washers. They • • I, in Ile. N., 4.egs,rl St. rig. 1 la..pcd tests 4- ard .altdift .( night, know what Nlaytag.s Call do. .j , i . tt. ',sir,. 1 1.1t4 tu•tsi •"44,4 Ilat in. •4 19. fourth - seeded Manhattiui Lengths: 20 - 40 '60 inches. romped to _an easy 11-Thirsgelf c Irs s • 1,4. slated Slit .-...1gerodt`. fits average do) starts at aft, 19-Be victory , haheres of th• Maytag Automatic, 3-ChrruIcal a :Ili over Lotinivilk. In the . uperuns i Diameter: Cf,rnp,,utul toitc-utile • trd .4 • leedever13 - 5 INCHES AND UP. Logs with red • rararen, Creation PI•Orisi Actimi 4-114.8ore . Atartl. .os ite-h-ltillet batted Them atter- .1wrokteet. game of the trIpleteeder. Noigara 3--intagthary Wataul ' • r had wooed Us ouarter'-eindl heart, hollow, or dote in center must have Comp/fitly iieirmatu Opel raise belt In hea rid. 'IA I3 heaters Last to -- two nide. Then c s 1141/4.10t1 beilh; 21/i T-Ereel from l'rftir''t,* !I r - 'of spat by fallen's; to beat Brighem Young •Safely Led • dawdle• Aolially b •tte.1 :72 and belt*1 flue arid Cs lithe'' let lutti INCHES OR MORE of sound white wood. country 54 .•s• • • Atter dint, hi walk s root mile* 10 0 VI:1 nit:, 82-'16 *-Nhtlr• rue' ▪ kin• Seeman tree• Sre 111•dayl (91 reefs. T11.4 is the testum:.t 'he is Coach John Taps Gallagher, us' I • Grade: 20 inch lengths-may have one defect -Symbol foe stinting. n itter tat., r.eeks NI•144E.4 Vie.1111 M.04 ...A about his; tellurium Eagles. $99995 1.-l'eruse and tree 'chopping • to come :Ault beck (CENTER OF BOLT). 15--}:an1 India tonight The eirehnunas y Wattling to fact the carnival's Ner 1 shrub hat -Three-14.d .-INuottmcini; the arfraintment rif ,'.id ranked team setts teams; 60 inch lengths_may have two if dt‘idends . even _ • 4ef...ectit. ; 155! PAYMINTS •rinadino 'tirritith-J.w. at -SOL iiv ' ti-oeus• net t ir beet gams oil I Nagfe,5 VX,:r WEEN DEFECTS),.. libeeartradri-iiis 12-FIrmndsr4 WAYNE R. MORGAN deer ffehttrie weight tbe t. li-InSerts Westetri It. 'I went nut w4th hum for roed Kentucky hes been; Payment: Cash on delivery. article 214 FULLER. MAYFIELD. KY. wuik seeded third in the tourney IS-EstrirmatIn Becaday. -grunt- alter i•-•Thoimi bold, .4 -trine Dar Plano lo• trainer. Posting - 25-4, Jew/4r *4**•*011 in- office col it, but JOHNSON APPLIANCE CO. as .ZONE . MAX-WM fsr- bare lbw " bu weer--nwes rite LfUqrit Sit Wwik tsiilliat.1 _ . . later in its ,,yeillng Sin over '11hirta tit"( , Sykes Bros. . th?re ueue Afte!i_ Lumber Co. opout a . I end t. ye,,,ett, .,,,.,o-.,..ith the Q , "tie Pukes. led oy Dick Rieke:I, 403 Maple Telephon'e SO seer IPsi"- T c.thie Welt and let horri go and j"" illet V!' ''''''It''' ' NEW CONCORD ROAD PHONE 365 VIV.1 vurittea. • eri by giniself. re..../1.. -et. 4. As tor 1 DIV g.11151FIED SERVICE. being 10 op SIVAPe LaSelle. Coach K • Loeffler tir•soseio OPP4 VOX -ft-11 *i re ti was being critietted .•• day 1,-,anegicr. (AMC- It • t.1 the _temp tor' lecaoar el hie big . gamble- ., and f kr. fOr Ths Nararaoi 0.0”b9o• f•ret tore site. Was that toickhred He tried tu beat i he stiickeri- with :i beait .att uk St Johns without tasting two ot Manpower Machine Power re.) asturVitt. . .. _..;_.‘ From to i.,,,,,.. .; t ,„ liethet the Kw ruling tiers Ali-Anie , riean Torn '.,"`: ',.' ".1.1 ni..1 ..., (tiott... the" Outs. spiamed enkle said rebeuarl derono:r/evr STOCK VUND , 1:‘ P ,....iiii ega,ei „I „,.,teh it I ace ,Jack ill alo . flu .-hopme to • .. ,..ii s .,,s....e, It AlAwer.r/0-4..1 SALLICTIVII niers ..,. .1..tu -,-r‘uthg -try real .tarrett lest the. sy-titi finals ' t.:eph•ree tn the cos-tor 1: LI ut the upset.h6tigiy Roane n ST IMOICATII AIIIIILICA , „di ,,, ,isir.,"," bt.t..t.,,,: fine Bri.tilt 1) L 111:40 swim ised St MECHANIZATION IS CREATING . _ Louis in the op.',mit K ( A Pi NON round. 'out- reed at old Joe played thr LaSalle lineup tot I h., bin., i .„,,„ h get 1.three: 'regulars and es" two sabs ond . 4...... 1,....st tutu,. Joe ..1.04„, im,so lid BILIIIINS OF DOLLARS FOR THE SOUTH I503 Boatman's Rank Kuildine, St Louts, Mo. by 39-30 whets Loeffler Ifteratty sloe; ?war nu) euenet and 11 sent t;'" and Moore' into action '..t ammonanenewitma - , ,.,ei 1., o 1401, k.-et, erieue • e„ne 11.30 of the second pert...* Si John S. also the tourney sur.: . .pree of 1952 when it ups.t Ken. 'r 111K110•Jarkeilb'too*. )o'N.Arit3o41104; `'-'1•491eirtV1407'.- .tuek _and went On to Win the paying off handsomely erar.tei-h NCAA Power farming is title. qualified M Southern farmers.' bank deposits • et the winner of the Western in the South. K • iituetky • from slightly TAKES thiquesne earn( Man. •have increased , 1141LO, a in meet the Scion Hall- more than $2 billion dollars in 1940 to !\ more than $16.5 billions today. Ne 'Work-saving machines have made the difference, for they have greatly increased production, at the same time lowering production costs. Such crops as cotton are now Floor quantity .on half CHAPTER 4 being produced in normal DEREK font Jihs.1110.- the former acreage - at'lower cost Vif h the coffee per pound. Acreages thus released arc zizing for ha BREAD QUICKLY RESTORES USED Covering other types d'f MRX.In heaved HONEY-KRUST beinediverted to the chair. "I've production and opening up new sources HELPS, BUILD STRONG BODIES - MUSCLE farm chat with this ENERGY of income -stabilizing Southern econt.my Once again, BONES FINE BREAD IS ENRICHED through diversification. gi niai, Cax• *b GOOD THIS had Mechanized power isralso enabling farmers told him VITAMINS MINERALS - IRON - CALCIUM. flowering plant WITH to make all acreage more productive Thelma on thi through soil conservation and • puzzled him co management = by converting waste The party br, water wards. She / and eroded land into profitable land. Not to FRFios;Better Health tell him wh all Southern. wealth is going into banks . , nut when she s - much of it is going into new homes. new garage, the Ja • iso barns and new sheds for mechanized, seas he electricity and While they Armstrong's equipment. It is bringing Iv. Carol autic running water iztitp millions of farm tightly to INLAID LINOITUM lionzes.,and increasing the value of land and especially wher is used, too, to them, lint sl property. Much of it . being gesture of afire LINOLEUM TI to pay off mortgages. And because of Iterek auger,/ this increased wealth. bank credit for new flotak'n to Fort I. CORK TILE, and equipment is becoming dinner there. construction "Fort Londe readily available. little place." h RUBBER TILE Thus mcchaniied 'arming is working tracts a Mee. wonders for the South creating new billior Rho go there ENERGY -PLUS UNOTILE living for everyone We've halp a .. new and better Small shop ther BREAD! ASPHALT TILE Sti• assented lu• pieastent 1.41 brought LINO-WALL T141. ferf‘Ti Oa the South's prorreat if roast and see • to yew by the NI &SAL itaillea) as part of ite continuing Plc asant, too, * PROPER BALANCE OF QUALITY INGREDIENTS IS USED CORK WALL alert tc help in the building of a greiffer self, to escape SUPERIOR 'and more prorperour South for a Short tin TO MAKE HONEY-KRUST A BREAD. NO of the dark nie: THE Expert Installaticr3 nesith the sumer EXPENSE IS SPARED TO MAKE HONEY-KRUST a menave she FREI' ES TIM A TES BEST BREAD BUN TODAY clens.cienis of at NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY Fumed belay. S THE 'fermi, quite del DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS 4 laseemt HONEY-KRUST they renchre RILEY'S 'n less than all HONEY HONEY% •thariting tow 111.1S1 BREAD MAIE . Canal: KRUST PHONE 587 numerous K RUST.. •.. • were Isn't on 1 • •• Raab, wuth it.!..Itlegialtrole-mzimiheaesar.) *Mose• ?maws Lasr...... -.1e • e thiooruigs,

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- - - sst 7.• _ TUESDAY, IARCII 10, 107)3 • MARCH 10: 190 - THE LEDGER Improves st TIKES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY foundry where he •••••_.•• aural was working in Maxim, Kessler awarded 1930. -- the fight hudianica Tiree to Archie by the slender The pair quit their margie. jobs when I of two y L E. JONES puinte while the judges had they completed their research three Planter To Moore a ruilaway Be e reL Ilepartutunt ot years later. it . . whiney, - -was a -starvation - DellinQPIPtrated riculture has business' ManY fact- FOR at first, but now 53 steel "Archie butted and roughed studying • DURABILITY AND REAL his agriculture. 'Po miller and foundrieS, man a Large scale pine tree planting. FOR SALE guilei looks, we've got the goods. in the United good deal," Kessler said. •iculture is desirablt? :so States, with Metal finished Ming NOTICE Canada and Mexico, use -That cos him points as labor-saving machinery, will tipment to work room fur- far as I With 1.QU SALE niture. NeW their process. was concerned." oe demonstrated Thursday, cli a 'boy may NICE JERSEY HEIFER Plastic covered Mareb get ex- chair, OPEN LNGS Millionaire 12 on the- farm of -To freshen March S.1). $79.50. Also a cloth cov- HAVE OCCURRED IN WANTED Despite his frequent differences A. W. "Ekiodie" We have Uuce steel Tbscoe - THREE LADIES - Kessler's showplace home in Russell Collins, Route 5, ered couch and chair $89.50. Murray for unemployed ladies , with the judges. located four miles south where, we keep rocoeds near Locust Ex- High school education .preferred. swank Leduc in suburban Kessler still Jo- Grove. change to represent Avon St. Louts of New Concord on Kentucky' ar projects M121.) Furniture Company, 100 products. P. U. for permanent VOI'S the present syeena of and events. Box work. Apply in plus his sartorial elegance, soon two Highway 121. All North 4th, Phone M. Mllc 465. Owensburo, Ky. MILlp person, Refetee judges people, including etenplete hbettry Boone Laundry Needs earned and a referee to decide whirls - - arid him the millionaire tag the school and college groups, if • FIVE fight because are In- many vocational agri- BIRD DOG PUPS. POINT- from his friends "three heads liere vited to observe NOTICE-FOR YOUR PAINTING of the prize ring. this demonstration eferenets-Isberks. ers. Six wet•Ifs- old for sale. $10 AUCTION better than one even if some 4414.ovr FINIS. BALE and papering needs Herry, Liebe:41a as it collegiate one is times during that day ac- ive a movie projector and $15. Aubrey G. Farm, --ca! H. T. No a cabbage." James, Kirk- Faxon, Fees P cording Saturday. March Danner. Twenty boxer at the Missouri to an announcement sey, Ky. 14. years expecence Lost and School of by with sound. We have a Mllp Rain or Shine. starting.. at Found Countf Agent, S. 103 S: 10th :St.. plusisees'355-W. Mines, never lodt his love of box- V. Foy. ipped shop whteh cwi 12:00 noon. Douglas ,J Shoemaker, ing. He explained that The planting will welding equipment, FOR SALE HOTPOINT auctioneer. M14p LUST -- CHILD'S By STZS-1 ISZCKLER he, one uf MARK AGAINST start about ca. - EIECTRIC Half Herforei milk GLASsF-S-- five TBILM 10 a.m, and ST LOUIS, Mo. Mae. Jewish brothers brought up in will continue until Is, metal equipment, lea- stove. 3 burners and deep well cow, 3,4 Herford Heifer, mower, in brown leather case. Lust bel 10 •UP/- Harry Kessler, an Irish neighborhood, about 20 acres of sand is ipment and cabinets cooker and storage rake, plows, disc tween High School the thullionaire had to take OAKLAND, Calif. Mar. 10 planted. tot spate. A-1 harrow_ othei and Dunn referee" (UP) The demonstration is gtop facilities. Condition, horse and Spann's and one of the most con- it up early. -Thirteen out of sponsored by We spend checked by. electrician - drawn implements. All Disloyalty Barber Shop. Re- 126 men applying the Extension Mrs. Hunter troversial figures in televised for jabs Service in coopera- s each year in ..Use shs:. Rip Fnller, 08 N. 6th Street household furnishings, shop ward. U found call 677-W. box on the Oakland police tools ip ing matches "We learned to use our tion with the farm litho which we Phone 915-W, and sevill has yet to spend any fists to force were ruled out Monday owner, 'TVA, cao us, Mlle bee stands. M12p stay alive," be- and Kentucky of his ring fees on himself. he said. cause they had Division of Forestry 26, too many traffic and Illinois Sonic '23 years ago, Kessler shrugs oft some violations central Rai.lre:4 Com- EXCEPTIONAL NICE LUST - BANK CARRYING BAG when the or has against them. pany. 7 PIECE GET YOUR BABY 50-year old Kessler friends' The TVA is furnishing 1Juncan CHICKS - containing about was the young- concern with the fact that "11 these men can't obey pints Phyle dining room suite. at $50 in bills. est the seedlings and the Thurnsurid's Mill. Good Qual- prufessional referee, he ins iudgeznent of fights law, it's obvious ICRR the me- YS MADE $89.50 at Exchange Furniture Lost on Fifth street between Lelped trequently they can't en- chanical ity. a couple planter. The Prices right. Phone 3116-J. - Main and of younger brothers differs from both judges. force it," the department planter le Company. ltitt N. 4th, Phone Olive. Finder please said. pulled by a 877. South Second Street. through college with his farm tractor, Atte return to Thoroughbred Grill boxing "Somebody had to bring a little ile You Watch Mile earnings. Now they and recatve reward. all go to char- law and order into the Mlle ity, mostly fight game" r- ,TERN AUTO 15 FOOT BOAT FOOD FOR HEALTH children's hospitals and he said. "The AND S s H.P. - FINE homes. Marquis of Queens- 1 Evinrude motor. Call Foods fur fine folks. A com- bury made the rules STORE 955-H-4 "S had a name which pro- tT or see Hill plete line of choice 1 for that kind of hibit Gardner. MlOp U. S. meats, WANTED I nleney." butting holding and clinching. • frozen Harry said. "I called foods and fresh vegetables. it if a nian persists .Call 432 'lucky money' which mesqt in breaking the KELLY'S -We'll deliver to your dour.- WANTED - any rules, CHICKS PULLORUM PERSON TO LIVE money I had fun I debit him." PHONE 672 making, I always ee: -"tose7- Clean Chicks. tie 86 per cent with aged couple. Room and tried In his most JOHNSON'S to put it to work in some recent' appearance livability. Huy Kelley GROCERY, A2c board and salary. on Chicks I Call 386-J or way that would help others." the TV screen, Kessler teamed atid get the nest. 15514. We batch! MIL'c Kessler's leas publicized Paddy De Marco the winner weekly. Murray career over efilig _Hatchery, Phone! has enabled him to keep George Araujo 336-J, ,FOR RENT his activi- by just abut the TFc ties as a referee same on "for tun" margin by which the judges RIDERS WANTED FOR MeGRAW basis. A DOTS OF BARGAINS metallurgical engineer, he had Araujo the victor. Say - PRICIeb FURNISHED. APARTMENT Administration on 7:30 - 3 it .1-11. to perfected a process for making In the to selje,Guaranteed used refri-• rooms and 6 p.m. shift. bet- light-heavyweight cham- bath. Newly decorated, Phone 1322-M. 51,0c ter gray iron in company geratois. Economy Hardware with Reg- pionship match in & electrically eqpippea. Adults oely. inald Drain, which Archie Supply Store, Mairi sales manager of a Moore won Lutomatic!'" St. Phone 575 Rowlett Apartments, 711 West the crown from Joey Mlle Mum. Mlle Help- Wanted • 1.11111MEMPli..114i, Answer to Yesterday's 's why: CROSSWORD Puzzle HELP WANTED FOR THE CON - For The Bast In Radio Eotarliabusoat PUZZLE 1X-Fil er Ana rice, three getter-6.i AGENT R. Scott McLeod has cession stand at the 95 Drive- ACROSS 37-Comb 12E11:1g1 C11211§0g1 1Al2P seen in the same fanunes bevel form: • narnegt by the U. 8. State In-Theatre. Call 1469-J. M12c eggs EjS131:3 AsOM Jepartment n M.o tag washers. They. ant 3A-Fit nch seaport to heist a reorganized r4111:0112 tecurity what Maytags can do. gard 41 -1:oirtiet program aimed at finding 1340 I WNBS 43-Ind estat• en EURO r211131Z1 and Bobby 1340 punishing Coles Has , 1-sci any 2-Thevelf Map 211C-A.1 0g1f3U "disloyal or es of this Maytag Autoroolkl: 3--Cherpysoul 43- N••I tierlangla dangerous" empleyes corntwultd 11130Ple In the U. S. Fine Hog 1:.1,t 11“111.11 U inereeas. Project its &reseal Ift•snme AC1NS 4-11efore 1.11.1, ) POoRER (international) Dial 6--Intagiiiarl 44-Fruit drink Pitons t Aelemaiie Operettas belt In heavens (pl i rE)OTI! By SOURS COLLIS 7-1:spel ewe- - from 46--Fri ,I, h afit.) Sig 1300 have a p. 1st rship in my LA •Ni beiting dessa•gesb enuntry ),111, hog ,1 1, Wednesday. 5- 5Os lit. metal - 41-Tel it stand MacArthur Named porject with my brothers, we get March II 1953 0• Seetewel Imp• See 11 twleyl (1,1 45-Brightly Hu' A I 3 each. It \ started two yerirs ago, 6:00 Farm Fair 1-Symbol foe culured bird upau we 1230 Church of Christ tellurium 63 Entries had 8 feederil Last year we 6:15 Farm 67- rJE: mq;.. lair (2:45 Luncheon :2-l'eruse onoialn In had 13 feeders and a gilt 6u30 Music tra-East , C te which Hymn Time Look inslian 1:00 Record Shop What $ farrowed to Cropped 2999 5 3 pigs. 1:45 Up shrub At-Siete,' Is•tenar Two of these we 6:45 Calloway Capers 60-Arfleihstiy• fed 1:45 Your Navy rf-Three-nanded 3 -S,,ff out and kept the other one 6:55 News vote \ 4 -Clothlha for s- lAST PAYMINTS armadillo Si -I a sow. 200 News 11-n-11..111Se pet 6--Petermine 7:00 Morning Cheer irl_iri...e (cotteq e-Gulikes 444 T.05 Music For You to 2:46 lab•ral'irede-las la-Ftemones 7:13 Clock Watcher in to Dixie Last. note 818 Year! 14--Itoier nits et-lai This stesesnave 29 fersdpirs. ;;;01.4Ste4erenade slue article 1-Alatee two tOtIO News • ne knome arid a gilt Six if these 11-11sclamation DOWN 8:15 Morning Devotioa -Those 2-.1111...anee for Seeders we raised and bought 3:05 Western Star More than 14 bolding 11-Terstati hat waste the 8:30 Organ 69,000 Rural Telephones office 2-Time gun* by rest. Last fall Reveries 3:15 Western 5-Sign Of iorllao the chapter voted 8:45 Star NCI', CO. 15-lie to Morning Special mraraken feed eut 4 pigs and use the 1r30 Music For WecineAlay 9:00 Moments of Last year we added more than 69,000 rural tele- 16-Ms Mirbagi• form the Devotion 3:0 Music lee Wednesday -trifled school lunch 9:15 Melody particle room. We had Time 4:00 Pocteard phones. 'There are now over a half million tele- '1 4 . 11.3.5tInge them in a pen 4.13 9:30 retrace to ,5:00 the school Morning Moods 20-0.onari aound and two or thiee 5:00 Sports Parade phones in rural Dixie served by Southern Bell. This 22 -Hti•cal 9:45 Morning Moods 4 • Weeks Nod' bi £15 Twilight Time 23-Waterway thelh My 10:00 News year approximately 73,000 more will be added. 24-Near brothers atai I decided to 5:30 Twilight Tin, i 24-Qviallaratione take 10:06 Rural Rhymrn --end -efqeteethem out 5:3IJ Twiligu Tirne 1 hese new te)ephones arc bringing increased 74-Jumbled type for half the 10:15 Rural 25-Make returns. They Rhythm 545 Sagebruai •:: ta t. '-' 4•S '\7111.'1..t• ',I 13.0 I Amanda &aye already been 10:35 serenade efficiency of operation fdr Southern farmers, and s SO-Mud. sold. Lean Back and Listen pennants J:00 News 10:45 Lean Back and closer contacts and better living for farm families. 1. 32-Pranitun Next year we will have Linen 6:15 Between- the Lines V Ft-laufrts: Ilk. obout 30 10:55 Scrapbook let-dens iii which we 6.30 Wt•stern Cardv.in Expanding and improving rural service is a big 36-Showy flower expect te 1100 1340 Club 311-Sun god raise, 3 sows and 3 gilts. Westren Caravan and costly job. But cre're working 40-Freneh plural We ars 11:15 1340 Club hard at it be- artlete going to sow hi r acres of Ladino 7:00 March Time Is 1 11:10 Farm News cause v.c know how important the telephone is to 41-Fald notice Clover for pasture and also 7:15 March Turns' 44-Riameee rola fa a 41:45 Favorite Gospel .4 DOUGLAS heacARTHUR 11 (above). conci-ete feeding Hymns 7:20 Regional the South's overall prosperity. I,,jury fluor to feed 1210 News Basketbell tourns- 411-tiersletry: nit phew of General MacArthur, will corn Ots emnt to 12:13 11:00 grafted be nominated by President Eisen- Noontime Frolics 11:00 Sign Oft $01111111111 SILL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH 60-Fus. hower as State department coun- COMPANY •ts Se NANCY -,t is 5 < %A' 61w14flock selor, It Is reported In Washing- ton. MacArthur, 14 Erni* V 4 eo lie-Oman of 43, Is a cartel p T 1 IT Buahmiller bearing foreign service officer now serving .... • --+••• THAT C 64-To olace as special assistant for interna- REMINDS I'VE GOT A an object gis-A stai• tional affairs on staff of Gen ME BORING JOB OH, DEAR Sr. • ••••• 1.1.10•• (abbr.) Matthew Ileigway's NATO corn. --- THIS IS TO DO, TOO nauid in Paris. (international, SUCH A BORING' JOB

1111" Yhe Relaclafl Ciderela 4,1* JENNI-FER Cer,ntSt Mt by Jmnder S.••• f41OPO AMES DirrIbitad by Km FoiWirse I SrnAwal. r, _ CHAPTER TWENTY-ER:Hi I mock took tier intu the rI/Ith, potato 4. hap and nibbird it nlowly. DEREK made a belated arrival Winds hotel. less imposing than the '1 think I'll take your advice, with the coffee and dessert, spout- mammoth hotels in Palm Beach, Carol, and say if she wants to be sizing for having been so long but with • plea.sant, tre•nelly at- with nil', why not come down here? Maxie heaved himself up out of moside re. You knew the service I'll tell her I can't leave here be- vs/w•-•,, tee the chair. "I've been having a swell and the food would be good. They cause of business. If she sees I'm chat with this little lady, Derek " went into the bar •nd sat at .s not keen enough a to go back to New LIL' ABNER Once •gain. ne Was completely small mile tante sipping ersektails York, mayke she'll take the hint g• nial, Hit Carol felt that what she settle they listened to a man sing- ant go neck Kngiand." to SO YO'AIMS By Al Capp had told IBM about the strange ing and accompanying himself on "Maybe," Carol said. But she RIGHT.r.f- AH TO FiND A MAH EVIL (lowering plant that had been sent the piano. didn't think Thelma would give up DON'T WANT INFLOOENCE CAVE, AN' 1-4RES IS Thelma on the Queen Mary had "How did you and Makin get tiat'easily as that. and again she MAI-4 EVIL MOWN/ POWFUL. IT'S HIDE IN IT- A NICE BIN KNOWN puzzled him considerably. aleng!" Derek Raked presently. asked herself why she was so set INF-LOOENCE TO GIMP UNTIL AFTER The party broke up ehortly after- "He was quite pleasant," she said on marrying Derek. Could it have TO onNX TH' BABY CAVE- 0TH IDita wards. She wanted to see Jason guardedly. anyt hung to do with the big sur- THE.T CI-OLE!! itga C.itlr IS BORN", TH'Mr to telt him what Mime had mud, Ile nodded. ''I ft's not -a tied sort prise Maxie had spoken of today, .rtlf.a AWAY AHLL hut when she slipped bar k into the so long as you keep on tho apparently right whit h he had down here • garage, the Jaguar sr is gong and side of hun.s in store for Thelma? BABY - so was hi. "I gathered he meal to know "Btat supposing she does come While they were saying good- Mr's. Felton." Carol said. down?" sne suggested. hy, Carol noticed that Julie clung lie looked surprised. "She never She saw his face whiten slightly tig ht ly to her toisbande arm, mentioned it to me." und• r 11.5 tan. "I guess It hate to especially when Marne was talking Carol could understand thaL tell her straight out I don't want to them. But she telt It was less a Derck said presently, as though to marry her. Tut," he crumbled gesture of affection than of fear. the 'idea had been growing in his the potato chip between his fingers, lierek suggested that they drive mind. "I don't suppose that has "I'd hate to say that to any wom- down to Fort lAuderdale and have anything to do with wily she's at, an. Perhaps." he looked across at dinner there. set against coming down here?" her appealingly, "pried help me "Fort Lauderdale I a g rand "It might be," she said. "Did she out on that." little place." he told ner. "It at- telephone you this m or n I n g, "You can scarcely expect me to tracts a nice, conservative crowd Derek ?- It'll Mrs. Felton you don't want to who go there year aft, r year. Ile looked half-guilty, but he marry tier," Carol said dryly. We've half a mind to open up a grinned. "I got out ot- the hotel be- He shook his head. "I didn't -ABB1E an' SLATS .ArtiF.4 small shop there." fore the call ttnally came through. mean that, I thought," he picked-- By swo assented readily. would You rnwe think me a coward, Carol, lip another potato chip and Raeburs Vas Buren It grum- 4 hilt don't want to talk to her. bled that IS THIS A RIB?-- EXCUSE ME, LISTEN, Ire pieasant to drive along the I toe. "I might ten her PAL-- I'M WATCH YOUR SURE,, LORNA, HONEY... roast ano see another resort town That's. rune remain I suggested that that you and I are eneaged." MISS SHUTE ... BUDDY, I WANT LEADING A 'LORNA,THIS 15 TOMMY TRIPP---"S BAND, NOT BLOOD THEY'RE LOOSEN UP THE PIPES... Pleasant, too, ahe admitted to her- we drive down here for dinner to- Carol felt not so much Bummed I A WORD WITH YOU- IN PR'VATE: A FREAP CIRCUS- PRESSURE, READY, WE'RE GOING self. to escape from Palm Beach night When I'm with her, of telk• as angry "1 wonldn't want you to THE FAMOUS BAND LEADER TO FAVOR TOMMY.. afraid mg to her, she seems to he able to tell her that, even TC,IMY- SHAKE HANDS THE BUT- TOMAY BOY WITH A for a Mimi time. She was if It thel -belt' it of the dark nienace site sensed be- remake me do what she wants me to you out," she said harshly. "I'm s WI IH LORNA SHUTE .. BOYS READY'? FEW SELECTIONS: neath the sunshine and the gaiety, do." little Sired of helping men out or AH..EXCLUS YE ta a menace she *was all the more Carol melded: She remembered difficult situations." PROPERT )1. conscious Of after what had hap- Maxie's desersption of Thelma. like His face expresaed a deep com pened today. She knew she was the cactus plant, tough and full of cern. "You've got me all wrong. afraid, quite desperately as raid, for spikes. dangerous bid extraiirrli- ('arid," he said iirgeetly. "Say, did lasens nirritY begutifill -When the tiowora yost think I was asking you to help They reached Vert 11,atidt•rtisi he came out. Dere k, as she had me out in the same way Jason got •n less than all hour It was an en- thought before, was too int rimmed- you to help lilecover up his theta- stiatitine t nw n, inti•rsected by ly nice and Sind to deal with her. lion with Genet's wife? But that 1111111ett.11!) Attractive housea "But ahe will call you tomor- Isn't so, Visite' I intear It hait. I- were built on the banks Of these row," she pointed., out. "What art I us alit to iiarry yeti. Very totals, till with their own private you going to say to her?" he added humbly. • • snittorings. He frowned._ Ile picked up a (To, Bc Conliatiede, / 41:1 C• esse'ls t Pro. I,v Plunk! *wee it•eeel KID": leaexes :levies • e ') •••••••••• in ••• sow , .01111N. Id

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PAGP: FOUR THE EEDGFR & TIM. MURRAY, KENTUCRI TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1953 Darnel Mitchell and Jackie Bur- Jerry Edwards, Harold Jones,' CRAZY 1111211111 keen are feeding hogs for the Robert Overbey, Gerald S mit h,I Almo Gives EPPING.-N. H. March sale. In all there are fifty- Euland Burkeen, Martin Wells. (UP)—The back. Club News Activities two head, six out of these are Durwood and-forth swing of the Joel Jackson, Bennett. windshield WOMEN'S PAGE brood sow it. Max Lovett. Graves Morres. James wiper with the regularity of ii met- Proposed We_bitee. a good Beef Cattle Bairsiestt, and Jimmy Rutland, have temente "hex a hypnotic effect -en Project in our chapter. Graves a total of 70 acres of popcorn. The the tired driver" that could lead Wise..ftsmo SIfir 11111“1 eddingt.' Load. Morris, Joe Pat Thweatt, William boys with field corn for their pre to accidents, according to Andrew r Larry Woodall. and Larry J. White, director of Motor • 1953,Program Cothran, Jesse are flay Henderson, Lereece Vehicle Dumas, all have breeding, animals. A r.'nsi I d Eugene Herndon, Bob Research: He'd like an adjustment Build Mrs. Pat Hackett Social Calendar Mrs. J. R.,,Story Marvin Scott, Darnel Mitchell, Parrish, George Compton. Ronald that would cause the wiper to Leader At The fillS rERSONALS. In our chapter the following Charles McCuiston, Graves Mor- Pace and Bobby • Schoades have omove in an Irregular fashion. Ea( Complimented 11 ilk boss have these Projects planned ris, Garsa•Wicker, and Larry Wood- M acres of field cores Asher Jones Tuesday, Mareh 10 all, have feeder cattle for the l Meeting On Friday Shower On Friday Mason McKeel of Detre t, for their proposed farming pro- has one acre of strawberries for Whalebone at •orte.... time, cost Murray Star Chapter No. 413 Cattle Show-al Murray. I $10,000 ton. was the guest of"_his mother. Mrs. gram, a total of 21 head ef dai 411 his project - -13:us.4aat aseettogsescobserasenets 'der ef The Eastern Star will Mrs. 1: H. Store was complimen- Billy McKeel. sover the weekend cows. Lereece Arnold, Robert Hen- the week of prayer ter homer:I:s- hold its regular meeting at the ted with a stork shower given at Walter Schreeder has 150 /hi' Mrs. McKeel has returned to her derson. Pat Johnston. Bob Parrish, United f Masonic Hall. at seven-fifteen the home of Mrs F L. Story on ing fens and Larry bulnas has 100 it-0ns was held by the Woman's herne. on the Renton Rod after Willie Jackson, Ronald Pace, Jack- Friday afternoon broilers Larry Woodall has a "DRESS UP YOUR YARD" o'clock. An initiation will be held. Hostesses for Hos- ie Thron. Dan Cain, Ray Hen- Missionary Society of the Farst •• • being a patient at the Mu-ray of 16 sheep. the occasion were Mrs. Story and derson. Jimmy flock Friday, after- pital for a month Her condition Conner, Karon See Baptist Church on The Juniors_1;irle Auxiliary of Mrs. Everett Norsworthy. Our crop projects consists 01 is improved. Shipparci. and Walter Schroeder noon at two-thirty (,'clock at the the First Baptist Church we meet r.• • Fourteen out of the 27 are tobacco, ixapeorn, field corn, anti The honoree. was the recipient reels- Stark* & Son - church. at the church at--' three-thirty N tered. strawberries. Dun Burkeen, Robert Urban G. of many nice gifts Games were Tilman Vtgrs of Detro.t, Mich.. o'clock. For our hog Henderson, George Compton, Dar- played and prizes were Wes the weallleend guest of his par- projects we have "Symbols of America" was the presented nell Mitchell, Ronald Pace, Martsn ents, Mr and Mrs. Neva Waters, Jerry Jackson, Brooks Duncan, for GARDEN TOOLS, LAWN Mrs Buford Bartow and Mrs. Wells, Dan Cale.' theme of. the program for the The Junior and Intermedaate • • • Jerry Edwards, Gene Scott, Martin Elmo Bcryd. Ernestberger. MOWERS and LAWN -afternoon which was given by Mai 1 Royal Ambassadors of the Par.( h, Jimmy Conner, Ray Henderson. • _Mr and Mrs. W. D. Williams of Willie Jackson, Max Lovett own- Pat Hackett Spet :al players( bet -Chirrats will Mete 51 th below ing -brood sows. LereeCe Debby Lockhart, Max Lovett.; FURNITURE Gil refreshments were ser- Camden. Tenn., and Mrs. Williams' Arnold. offered throughout the program. home of Eugene Tarry. Jr. at five Gary Wicker, Jimmy Rutland. and ved by the hostesses. sister, Mrs. Grace Wakefield of Willie Jackson. Dwain McClard. Symbols cuscussed were the flag. o'clock for a Home Mission. Study Durwood Bennett have tobacco pro- Those present were Mrs Freeman Lynn. Ala, spent Saturday in Mur- South 12th Phone 1142 the great seat, the statue ot liberty. Course jects, making a total of twenty- Johnson. Miss Willie Jetten, Mrs. ray. They visited with their daugh- liberty bell and the motto on the • • • • seven acres, Examir Paul Cunningham. ears. Elmo Boyd, ter and niece. Miss Betty Jo Wil- coin The AAUW will hold its regular Son--Killed Mrs. Buford Barrow': Mrs. "Red'-' liams. who is a student at Murray His meeting_ us the ,Science Building Wilkerson, Mrs. Bobby Johnson, State College. They we re all Special posters an each of the On the. MSC cartipus at seven-thirty symbols were on display. Thee Mrs. Raymond Workman, Mrs. luncheon guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Trial II o'clock - were made by Mrs. K T Crawford • • • •• James Wilson. Mrs E. A Somers, Ray Buckingham "America the Beautiful" Mrs. Gene Cole, the honoree and was the Wednesday. March 11 the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs H F Sykes. Jr.. title of the song sung by Harry The Harris Grove Homemakers 'This West Main Street. havS *turned Hampsher At the conclusion of . Sending gifts but unable to at- Club will meet with Mrs Waist. home after a visit with Mrs. Sykes' the program Miss Ruth Houston Lewis at one-thirty o'clock. tend were Mrs. J. C Kemp. Mrs. parents. Mr and Mrs J E. Rid- An conducted a quiz on the programs • 41.- • Harold Ezell. Mies Maxine Horton examping • given at the various meetings Mrs ings of Granite City. Ill. They also stung at 11:00 The 'Arts and Crafts Club will, Randolph Story. Mrs.Charlie • held during the week visited in St Louis,' Mo. County Judi meet with Mrs. Jessie Wselts.South Clayton. Mrs Jack Norsworthy, ••• sase of Sixth Street at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. A A Doherty, Mrs Wess Hu Fulton, Mrs Bill Hurt, Mrs. Her- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sykes. Mr. •. Ferguson. F man Fulton, Mrs Charles_ Nanny, and -Mrs. Dick, Sykes and son, Ted with malici Thursday. March 12 Mr and l'afte. Albert Enix and son, Mrs. Lot Nanny Mrs. James • 'ai intent to ki The-Aciory CrkerWil +A HOME, Gordon. and Edwards, Mrs Mirtin Young, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 0 C. makers Clubs will meet in the Donelson J L Franklin, Mrs. J. H. David- McLemore and son. Billy, attended testi( Extension Service office at ate- the Globe Trotters s' the home of h WA4e1 son. Mrs. A G. Fox. Mrs. .Euel Basketball game thirty o clock. .hout 1000 p.m. Rose and Mrs. Harvey Story. in Clarksville. Tenn. Saturday , evening. "le purpose of The Murray Woman's Club will 13alancine: •• • • .:44-diir *it se wanted to hold its s. • general meeting at the Airman Third Class Frank Wilson Sennessee He s club hose at two-therty c'clock. Miss Ruth L4-Pssiter of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, were talking. M Dayton. Ohio. arrived today for same into the r( Woodmen Circle 'Grove I'M will a visit with his parents. Mr. and him by the necli hold' its regular meeting at the Hostess At Meeting Mrs Burie Wilson, and brbther, go. you Wonsan's Club House al seven- Joe. Miss Ruth Lassiter was hostess the eating: The proof of PHILCO TELEVISION :•%irty ' SOO The proof of the pudding is in He testified at for the 'meeting of the Jessie -aid that he intei Houston Officers Club of the Wood- The Wesleyan Circle of the Alissionary Meeting superiority is in the viewing. Circle held Tuesday evening He WSCS of the First Mettvodist men said that Fe: Has rugged winter driv- St seven-thirty o'clock. Held At -Home Of a knife and stat Church wel meet at the' home of advantage of LARRY KERLEY'S FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION, See ing put your wheels out Plans for the state convention to Take Mrs Al Kipp 1001 Payne at seven- 'Mrs. E. C. Parker hack. He said tha drive in be held at madisonviiie were out a P-39 of whack" Better thirty o clock Mrs Virgiraa Gish PHILCO TV BEFORE you buy and you'll buy PHILCO! Germa ducussed' by the state manager. si6s. E. C. Parker was a shot at today and let us check will be cohostess and Mrs Charles hostess Fee Mrs Zelna Carter. Mrs Joe Baker. tor the special meeting of the said that James F alignment and balance. Mare.. Baker •.'..i be progrsm FOR A FREE presaderlt, presided at the meeting. Woman's Missionary Society of See the large selection of models in our showroom, or PHONE .ind tried to Play it safe! leader. sep • • •' Retresn men ts were served by the First Baptist .Church held told each to surn • HOME DEMONSTRATION TODAY! the hostess Thursday afternoon at her home :pans They both c Our meet take honeft psi& Fridliy. Hare! /3 The iwit meeting will be held at on Elm Street. OFF4CE11 Roland C. NA18AP41 Bob Ferguson r in a service job well done. The Sesth Msrray -Romernakers the home of Mrs C E. Hale on for the af•.ernoon's stueller, 43 and his son. U. B. Ma- knife, he said. Their precision is your as- Club will meet with Mir Johnny Broad Street the first Tuesday program was Mrs. George Up- Set David D. Mueller. ars ine arm. They scuffle' surance of happy motor• Dovels at ene-thirty o clock in April church. ihown during one of their meet- LARRY KERLEY' COMPANY he testified, then Mrs. Amanda White gave the de- in Korea. before the younger in g! ngs back of the house, votion using as her scriptures. Mueller was killed by mortar are. EAST SIDE COURT SQUARE PHONE 135 guson allegedly pie Swipe That Old Watch Romans 9.14-16 and Jeremiah The father was granted perrnlaates t 12.17 ' of pipe and advar DL TRLIN She closed her talk with a to accompany body of his son home ft A from them threw coke bottles prayer. to Milwaukee, Wei einfeesaticesoei he said, and ran aze bring it to Mrs Fred Schultz _gave a talk BUICK Joining concrete. on 'The Need or the Water Of pi to the highway sLafe of the Migrants. the Indians CO. FURCHES r and in "ROCKET" MOMS New Mastro •' Special 5. He was joined prayers SWAP for a NEW ONE ,. were offered for these 'Ferguson. he said. three groups by Mrs Edgar Pride. HYDRA-MATIC to a taxi, station Mrs R The car with the You•Il Make Them W ' Churchill and Mrs. SUPER UMW hospital where he Glad You Did! vc.,de Crawford. lissossing Cuba and Alaska was STEERING• He was cross EAST. SIDE of SQUARE Mrs. Edgar Pride and Panama most wanted features POWER by Attorney Hugh( was Mrs Velma Wisehart. Mrs. Lancaster. Judge I It H Falwell and Mrs:" E. C. POWER BRAKES -that 'Ferguson be Jones led special prayers. Calloway Grand Jo The hostess; served refreshments AUTRONIC RYE* that he be :knower , to the ladies present until that tone • • • FRIGIDAIRE RE HOWLED CONDITIONING• HYWATTSVILLE, Md Mar. 10 CAR 11.7P0--J 'A. Dobson. 113, pleaded Red Ambas1 Willow-Slim Slip guilty te CHASSIS drunk driv.ng Monclae POWER-RIDE China Once after police testified he shouted Only 'this ift the night to howl"' when CUSTOM-LOUNGE Ford Time( his automobile crashed into a CUSHIONS • by — telegraph pole DETROIT. Mar. 1 The pudge suspended a $100 fine Kusnetitaiv, the nei when Dobson promised he would Them- thing, Von.Ve asked for in leis...odor to Commui give up driving ;r1 Maryland. Pulnetled a tIME• Ci0 motor ar truly exciting 2 River Rouge planl . . hills automatic trans. engine . M.it or CO. in. . . I ffortlemi steering.. . Safer. easier braking .. . .4u4nsmssie - Al Leggat, forme e10 United Auto ' lirldlighs dimming . .. Air entsrli '''.rspriper nod iinw ride ... tinning . . .Smmither • tary of the. Michia Lurtgriorat roonfort. Ohlamolule has • 'tam Board. said pros Ord all throe not wonted fe•• Itnetsoe mentions • ',oat here in 194 Vanity Fair's famous nylon tricot tore in the Staprr fur ..S3. Try is cleverly striped with sensational -rower Feature'. 'Sweets)." said he to ace US SUOn hearth VARSITY ear. Make a date • furna • ' the Ford }snug, nylon net and fluted offrprondi Es mos •••• • s Ls 1930's after is to give the effect of pleats over ssegie Tech in s stitly under a the bodice and around the sker excharrge graceful hemline. Nylon lace L-,•ggat recalled It revisited -the outlines these flower-like • • mum of the C 'Soviet Trade U flutings, add.; distinction to- said. "the UM; .ed wonders. Ai its amazing value. is wonderful. 1 snficent and yet well organized.'

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