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FORECAST • • WEATHER MEMBER KENTUCKY: Partly cloudy UDIT l'U5SLEFI and warm wi few scat- UREAU tered thun rshoivers today 0I and tonigh Tuesday sen- il IRCULATI erally fair a d not so warm.

MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 34 par. YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, July 26, 1948 cooks United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY ags of aday's Rail Traffic Murray Athlete iravy, Russian Former Barred Today From turn 1*:0'‘s1/es ready Miraculously ig our fruit 1 Western Zones oat if It-over citrus Action Cuts Off 7 Death In Accident 111 and MINISTERS nixing Large Amount of COUNTY ricots, Bus-Truck Crash Saturday About Annual Trade NAME COMMITTEE Nice- ROY BARNM BERLIN, July 26 1UP1-The Twelve potato FOR DEVOTIONALS DIES TODAY IN Kills Six, Injures sit ice. Anglo-American zones if Germany county ministers • Bud Dubia. 23, son oL_Mr. and o solid today were ordered closed to rail Local city and iVS the a meeting in the Murary couit of 1615 Main the Russian zone held VETS HOSPITAL Mrs. Harry Dubia traffic between Saturday af- before. house at 2:00 o'clock escapeed with and Western Europe. St.. miraculously sugar ternoon to work out a daily radio of com- LASSITER NAMED Roy Barnett. 56.6 died his life Saturday when a bus in The action cut off about 100.000 devotional service. They appointed plications this morning at the Vet- which he was riding collided with tons of trade annually between the a committee consisting of a chair- in Marion. Ill. MANAGING EDITOR Russians and Western Europe. man and one man from each den- erans Hospital a gasoline truck in Minnesota. the speakers five daughters, A British spokesman said it omination to schedule Survivors include Dubia, a former three-letter on rotating basis. Ber- JOURNAL would affect Chiefly the Soviet a Mrs.. Elaine Collins and Mrs. OF LAW athlete at Murray State College zone trade with Italy. Switzerland They voted to exclude denomin- nice Phelps of Detroit, Mich.. Miss- was travelling with the Duluth countries. controveersies from LEXINGTON. KY., July 26- and the Scandinavian ational and es Ronda, Maxine and Rachael Dukes baseball team enroute to clearcut counter-move and exclude M. Lassiter. son of Mr. and . It was a the devotional 'service Le- James Duluth, Minn. In a telephone con- of Barnet 'of Murray; six o•ns, has against the Russian blockade announcements. Kenneth Turner, Mrs. E. A. Lassiter of Murray. versation with his mother this difficulties" TO LAUNCH ATOM BOMBERS-Here Is an artist's conception of the of Detroit. and Glen, the Berlin. "Technical manager of the' radio station. corn- GIANT FLATTOP Roy, Jr.. been named managing editor of morning from the Bethesda hospi- main new flattop that is designed for the jet-launching of a task force of atom L. J. Uni- was the reason given. The mended them on this action and Navy's proposed Oliver, Bradley, Dale and Kentucky Law Journal at the tal tvlaere he was admitted after was that tons whose deck is the equivalent Of 10,000 feet 01 difficulty. offiAals said, told them that the station will bombers. The ship, an admitted 65.000 Barnett of Murray; two sisters. versity of Kentucky beginning the accident. Dubia said that his freight Illustrated Magazine. 1948, the the Russians held 13.449 make their announcements for runway, may be ready by 1952, according to Mechanix Mrs. Ellen Shelton of Murray with the fall semester. condition was not critical. Prelimi- Western Ger- of Mura,4 cars belungink in them in the daily news programs. route 7, Mrs. Kate Grogan College of Law announced recen- nary examination showed that he them in the E. L. many, failing to return This devotional aervic is broad- ray route 3; three brothers, tly. had several broken ribs, face in- of inter-zonal county. and Dick pre-blockade days cast each day except Sunday at and Tom of this Appointment as managing editor juries and a fractured ankle. • The Ledger of East Prairie, Mo.; one traffic. 8 15 in the morning. Barnett is based upon scholorship and the Mrs. DubIa tlso talked willt move with A statement announcing the and Times in cooperation Congress Meets Today With grandson. ability to do creditable professional Frank Kurkosski, a farmer. this traffic ad- said international rail WNBS will carry on Saturdays. Mr. Barnett was a member of writing. The Journal is published morning, the man who pulled her continue for through Germany would vance listings of the speakers th.heerPeopfulanrer-SalprsemrtsiceBapBas four times a year. in November. son out of the flaming wreckage. trade to move freely. That meant the following week. s January, March, and May. and has Kurkosski said that he just hap- and those between Western Europe Urged -at 3:00 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon a mailing list composed largely of pened to be passing 'when the ac- such as Po- ate Adjournment iron curtain Immediate of the Rev. behind the under the direction practicing attorneys in Kentucky cident -occured. Dubia was the the Hal- the land, Czechoslevagia and SHROAT CALLS Lloyd Wilson. Burial will be in law school libraries, and others first one that he pulled from the affected. The GOP is ready to says inns.. would not be WASHINGTON, July 26. •UP1 - nation. Barnea cemetery. who have a professional interest in bus. said difficulties "no- to that. funeral Official sources The Republican-controlled congress The Max Churchill such publications. Latest reports today were that the Soviet blkadeblockade MEETING After a 90-minuje leadership of arrangements. is followedfollow CHAPMAN is in charge junior in law, six of the men who in that sesison today with FUNERAL. SERVICES home Lassiter, a were the ban un- met in extra Martin said the OOP of Berlin made the...train meeting, The body will remain there until president of Phi Delta Phi, legal acoident have died, including the adinitted it would leaders hoping to wind up to hear Mr. Truman before avoidable They GOP wanted the funeral hour. He is a graduate of Mur- manager of the baseball club who the TONIGHT some fraternity. HERE weeeks and legislative effect on business in a few setting any daunts have considerable FOR MRS. SMITH TO ray High School, was driving the bus, ant the truck Soviet zone. them urging.an_gamoat immedi- economy of the John Shroat, chairman of Virgil of course. driver. Five others are in critical the move was adjournment. Asked tabstbiti Chapman's campaign for election to ate condition, ,and the seven other keder TUESDAY of Western economic W. Martin, Taft.Sehate. R. 0.P".7 told newsmen the sen- MELD the beginning the United States Senate on the House speaker Joseph CURT M'DANIEL passengers are seriously injured. penalties against the Arthur will meet daily this week "if LIVESTOCK sanctions of Democratic ticket, announced this Jr., and senate president ate Witnesses saki that the gasoline comment. here." He reveal- Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy T. Russians. they declined meeting will Vandenberg gavelled the two wg decide to stay exploded, turning the how- morning that a public two vehicles belief was widespread at noon, EDT., ed that a suggestion was made S.mith, 58. will be held at the DIES TODAY AFTER The be held in the County Judge's office houses into session ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK- into an inferno, The bus toppled this might be the first during the leadership meeting that ever. that in the Courthouse tonight at eight in response to President First Baptist church at 3:30 Tues- YARDS, Ill., July 26. UP)-IUS- over on its side and members of attempt to counter the So- congress adjourn without consider- serious Truman'scall. day afternoon under the direc- DAt- Livestock: the team were trapped in the o'clock. Truman's pro- LONG ILLNESS viet restrictions. before ing any of Mr. 7,600; all classes active, un- wreckage. formerly Shroat urges that all supporters of Mr. Truman will appear of the Rev. R. H. Falv.aal; Hogs rail traffic affected posals But no decision was made, tion 250 The at this meeting a joint session at 12:30 p.m. to- 65, died of cancer evenly sharply higher: weights The Dukes, who have a working under the Four Chapman be present and the Rev. J. E. Skinner, Curt McDaniel. was permissible in person his Taft said. Jr.. lbs down. 25c to mostly 50c over agreement with the St. programs, which and help in the formulation of plans morrow to- present at 3:30 'this morning at his home Louis Card- Power planning ex- Rep. Clarence Brown. R 0, said Mrs. Smith died at the Ford hos- Stronger weights and sows inals of the withdrew for precinct organization for the legislative requests. These are an illness of several weeks. Friday. National circuit and ceased when the Soviets will last Mich.. Saturday after Aug- pected to include meat rationing he believes the session pital in Detroit. his wife, Mrs. unevenlyn 50 to al and extremes are a member of the northern lea- of the Four-Power election to be held Saturday. months. Survivors include their support to combat in- only three or four weeks. after an illness of several higher. Top 30 25. 180 to 240 lbs gue, were en route trim ust 7th. Inn price control Lucy McDaniel.; two daughters. Eau bodies. attended the meeting She was a member of the First to 280 lbs 28 to attribete Others who McGregor of Benton, 29.50 to 30.25. 250 Claire, Wis., to Duluth. Minn. Western powers the Busi- Mrs. Lucille The were Vandenberg. Sens. Kenneth Baptists church and of Murray; 29 50. some 300 lbs 27, similar Authorities converged on the to "technical difficul- Mrs. Laverne Rowland of their action Wherry, N., Neb., and Eugene MRl- ness and Profssional Women's weights down to 26.50 in extremes scene but their reason given sons, Edgar McDaniel of May- rescue efforts were ties." That was the Reps. Charles two 465 to 470 lbs 22 - clamped ikin. R., Col.. and Club. McDaniel of Miami. Two loads around hampered by the fire. Injured and the Soviets when they field, Charles 100 by A. Halleck, R.. Ind., and Leslie include one daughter. 25. 130 to 150 lbs 25.75 to 27.75: dead were removed to on Berlin. - Roundup Survivors Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Bruce Mor- hospitals blockade Political their land Ahrends, R., Rudolph of Murray; to 120 lbs 22.75 to 24.75. Sows 19 as quickly as they were effect cut the Rua- Mrs. Christine gan and Mrs. Gussie Cauhorn of extricated The order in Glen Taylor of Idaho be- 200 members were Barth of to weight sur- By JOSEPH NOLAN and Sera Only about one sister. Mrs. Ruby Jim McDaniel to 24: according from the wreckage. zone from all forms of today Benton; one brother, Sian Press Staff Correspondent gan their campaign in earnest on the house floor when Martin El Centro, Calif.; two brothers, Cattle 4.300; salable 4,000: calves Ancker hospital reported that 15 transportation also traversing United of Eddyville; 10 grandchildren and face sit on on a platform of peace-with-Russia. the session. Raybille. La, and 1,000; asking unevenly higher on dead and Barge traffic Gov. Thomas E Dewey will opened Ode Bynum of great-grandchild. injured were received the Western zones. of the Pro- roll call one this tending weeks. sidelines and let GOP congress- Adopted at the closing Sixty-five answered the Hubert Bynum of Gary, Ind. of all classes of cattle; there. The dead later were remov- been paralyzed for the Mr. McDnaiel was a member has the signals at the gressive party's convention in Phil- In the senate, which met for 12 at to slow trade. Market generally ed to the morgue. Miller barges bound for Ber- ional leaders call The body arrived in Murray the First Methodist Church. Fun- and Bet- Thirty-four re- adelphia, the platform blames U. S. The only business was strong to 50c higher on steers. ihnesredda. 40-1? were being held special session of congress It was minutes. 6:00 o'clock this morning and will will be held in the hospitals admitted some in- • lin from the West for present interna- attend to- eral services and cows. Bulls. also show- Soviet ported foreign policy okaying a resolution to at 505 Maple heifers by the Russians. and 24 remain at the home chapel of the J. H. Churchill funer- up tional difficulties. And it calls for morrow's joint session for Mr. Tru- ing strength. A few loads and lots The interned in the British authoritativetoday.An congressional St. until the funeral hour. al home at 2:00 o'clock Tuesday corner's office said he did craft were immediate negotiations with Russia good to low choice steers 26.50'to not know source said the Republican presiden- man's message. The pallbearers will be Clyde afternoon under the direction of immediately how many . zone. "to find areas of agreement to win Democratic leader Alben 38; medium 295.0 to 33; high choice died in embargo automatic- tial nominee has decided to let Sen. Senate Jones, Dr. W. F. Baker, R. H. Fal- George Bell. Burial will the accident because of the The new rail Wallace after the the the Rev. mixed steers and heifers 39; good shipment of Robert A. Taft. House speaker Jos- the peace.- Said W. Barkley of Kentucky was Luther mangled condition of the bodies. ally cancelled out the well, Sr.. Tom L. McElrath, be in the City cemetery. common cotes others carry convention: "I was going on faith center of a group of senators whu to choice 31 to 38; • The truck was than 70.000 tons to the ovict eph W. Martin, Jr., and Robertson and F. M. Purdue. Hon- The body will remain at the carrying dry ice more before, but since this convention I him on his nomin- 19 to 22; canners and cutters. 15.50 from for early August. the ball for the party at the "polit- congratulated group will be the deacons of funeral home until Minneapolis to St. Paul. It zone, scheduled to roll.:' Presi- ory J. H. Churchill o 18.50; good bulls 24.50 to 25.50. Italy. Re- summoned by Presi- know we've just begun ation as Democratic Vice of belonged to the Liquid Corp. of The bulk was irom ical" session the church and the members the funeral hour. to 24; cut- Truman put candidate. common and Medium 21 St. shipments from the East in- dent Truman Truman-President dential Miss Wyman's Sunday school class. Paul. The truck's gas tanks turn Taylor, D. Ida.. Vice ters 18 to 20; good and choice veal- of coal for Swit- It will be up to these leaders to touches on the mess- Sen. Glen Churchill funeral home apparently exploded in the im- chided 30.000 tons the finishing The J. H. 28 to 31; common and medann minerals the legisla- A. Wallace's Progressive party, ers pactA n. zerland and 15.000 tons of decide what to do about age he will deliver in person to- is in charge of arrangements. his desk, although he DRIVER RUNS FROM 16 to 28. miscellaneous cargo for Italy. tive program which the president sat alone at will be in the city cemetery. engine from the Rose Town- and morrow on Capitol Hill. He will Burial CANTANKEROUS AUTO authorities said in his message tomor- got a, few handshakes, too, in con- ship volunteer fire department Transportation Will outline GOOD. ANYHOW had, ask the "political" extra session of gratulation. LOOKS sped to the scane and shipments in recent months row. Charles Brocah. Jr., 23, had a extinguished of meat ra- appear to- • amount to the now Dewey will be kept posted on congress for some form The president will trouble with his '41 Ford the fire with chemicals. been similar in little Elbert Lassiter. of 503 Maple cam- tioning. price controls Pun basic morrow before a joint meeting of the Nearby cancelled August cargoes. emigres/tonal matters by his 6:30 Saturday evening on a home- residents helped pull on consumer credit. program and street, today brought Anglo-American action fol- paign manager,- Herbert Brownell, items, curbs house anti-inflation North highway, Witnesses re- bodies from the overturned bus, The meas- grown tomato into the Ledger here of high has set up headquarters in and enactment of a housing other laws he considers necessary port that the car headed for the which lay on its right side witn lowed consultations Jr.. who & Times office which tipped the on Germany and While he may offer ure similar to the Taft-Ellender- now. and rolled over a few the left side caved in. American experts Washington. ditch scales at slightly overipne and were reported to again, it was said. Wagner bill. Mr. Truman said the Mr. Truman invited Democratic Dubia said he was riding in the Russia They advice now and times. one-half pounds. • • taking the German ultimate de- GOP-controlled congress could pass leaders from each house to come to Broach, however, didn't wait front of the bus, sitting opposite have agreed on Dewey will leave the The tomato looks good too- another Big Four in Con- his entire program In 15 days if it his office for a preview of his the cantankerous auto to theTh derilveronn. problem to cisi(ms up to Republicans for but we can't tell how it tastes conference if wanted to. But Sen. Kenneth S rnessage. He expected to ceMplete shennanigans. He was er Murray foreign ministers gress. stop its he wants it back. athlete,Rta,y-- block- Neb.. said he doubts during the day and the because ed Russia would lift the Berlin The strategy 1:4hind this move, as Wherry, It, the final draft last seen taking off across left field with pie,....Dukes. He let that the lawmakers can even handle show it to four Democratic sen- lickety-split. started playing with them the first ade. political observers see it, is to field Joe -Hen Guthrie, soh at Howard a one civil rights bill in that time. ators and four Democratic Rep- Investigation later showed of the season this spring. At Mur- the congressmen take the rap for Guthrie, and bride of Detroit are Dixtecrats-Gov. J. Strom Thur- resentatives at 3:30 p.m. the car belongs to him. But ray, he played first base on the whatever happens on capitol hill that visiting their grandparents. Mr. mond of South Carolina, presiden- Despite an expected request for wants a car like that any- baseball team, guard at basketball PRODUCE during the next few weeks. Then who and Mrs. Otis Harrison and other tial candidate of the "States' Rights them by the President there was how? and end on the football "aquad. He in his fall campaign. Dewey will relatiVes in, Murray. he will for- Republicans left school at the end of the be able to sidestep the blame if Democrats." announced little prospect the winter 26. IUPi Pro- Aug. 11 at of ratioin- term to play pro ball, and CHICAGO, July there ts any .slip-up in Republean mally open his campaign would permit the return plans After that, he said. to return to Murray in the fall to duce: plans. Houston. Tex. trig and price control. trucks, the market his ViCe presidential finish work on his degree. , Poultry: 19 In recalling congress scarcely both he and . . Continues For 1-2, leghorn hens 31. mate, Gov. Fielding L. Seafdt Dubia's wife. the .former Anne tient Hens 34 three months before the election, running 32, colored fryers 36. Misissippi. will stump the Loyotrisenofng Aurora, DI., and their hybrid hens Mr. Truman challenged the'Repub- Wright of KNIFING VICTIM rock fryers 40. white probably some states in son are in Murray now visit- plymouth licans to practice what they preach- South and Woman fryers 40, plymouth rock as well. Thurmond KillerOf Dover ing at the Dubia home. rock ed in- their platform on housing. the Mid-West broilers 40, white rock broilers 40. 22-year-old bride of a year AT to..have rights and other major issues. said his RECOVERING July 26. itIP)-- 1 for food and was believed white rock civil Dover, Tenn., colored broilers 37, his party will appear with him at Houston search been wounded when he fled after leg- Brownell retorted that Posses toy continued to springs 40, colored springs 38, and "May take a personal part in threatening two persons feels no obligation to carry out now HOSPITAL TOP RED IN NET-William the wooded hills of the Happy allegedly Hazel P.T.A. To horn chickens 34, torn turkeys 32. with talks to women's MURRAY Spu•lock, a platform that was drafted for en- the campaign national chair- for a 28-year old man with a knife. Dexter ducks ducklings a • Z. Foster, HolSow area young geese 22, congress groups." sweetheart's theater employe. said he fired actment by a Republican 55. was resting in man of the Communist accused Of cutting his Present Program 30. guinease 30. pigeons I dozi2.- Minority Leader Chess Wilkins, and that uncle; a Republican president. Texas-House of the 12 three times at Rowlette old roosters 23. fair condition at Murray hospital party and one throat. 00 national chair- Sam Rayburn and nine other house Rowlette. al- he beLWeVad.-ohe of the shots struck to 50 1-2. But Democratic ranking Reds in the U. S., The man, Howard School Parent Cheese: Twins 48 1-2 Democrats were renominated, ac- today from knife wounds inflicted The Hazel High 63 man J. Howard McGrath tossed the by a Fed- legedly killed Mrs. Anna Belle the man. •W•Mtle daisies 51 Swiss 60 to the Texas Crouse. 50, Saturday who was indicted - Teachers Association will pire.nt at the Republicans with cording to returns from by Pete 30syear old divorcee Rowlette later went to a half 784,590 pounds, the mar- ball back grand jury. Free on Whitehead, Arlie Brumley and his Radioaires Butter: primary. The Democratic nomina- Sheriff Wendel Patterson said eral Fri- sister's house and persuaded her to score 76. the observation that the proposals other and mother Of five children, even- ket weak. 93 score 78, 92 Star state is tanta- apparent- 15.000 bail, Foster and in his Quartet in a program Friday which Mr. Truman asked for were tion in the Lone 'that Wilkins and Croutie night as she opened a refrig- feed him and dress a wound 90 score 73. Carlota 90 score 74 Will be tried Under the day ing. July 30. at 8 o'clock at the high GOP plat- mount to election. Former Gov, ly got into an argument on the Reds porch of and whites mix- contained, in part, in the erator japor on the back I back' These entertain- Eggs: i Browns and Rep. Lyndon Wilkins' home south- Smith Act of 1940, which relatives said school auditorium. form four years ago. The people, Coke Stevenson road near her house. Mrs>/chitehead's ed) 21.609 cases, the market firm 28 Wilkins was unlawful to advo- to- ers are heard daily over a Mayfield would "willing to Johnson will meet in an Aug. west of Lynn Grove. makes it has been seen twice Ishe and Rowlette had "gone for top, rest steady. Extras 70 te said McGrath, of the Rowlette radio station. for en- tunoff primary for the U. S. Sena- stabbed three times in the back cate the overthrow not been gether" for about a year. Sherriff A to 48, extras 60 settle with the, Republicans since the murder but has to this 80 pereent 46 Gov. Beauford and once in•the right arm. Government by force that "he just Everyone is invited attend actment of their 1944 platform." torial nomination. U. 8. seen since Saturday afternoon. He intece C. Trinkle said to 70 perecnt A 44 to 48, standards no charges program. Jester was renominated without a Patterson said that • or violence. • asking I let on a drunk and got mad." 38 to 43. current receipts-38 1-2. In other political developments: I] appeared at a hotel here runoff. have been preferred against Crouse. checks 33. Progressives-Ilenry A. Wallace

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PAGE TWO I THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY, JULY 26, 1948 MONI THE LEDGER & TIMES minimum BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY I REMEMBER? Cansoleis; ..:-. of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The ! Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, an the West Kentuckian January 17. 1942 !VIGILANTES OF Illy 111. W. W. PF,RCY WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER RemeNnber Rupert Craig, who. YOUR ;we ow Cur PRICES WILLIAMS, HELP JAMES C. GENERAL MANAGER BUENA VISTA when a youngster. very- innocently raced his pals to see who Publiehed afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St., Murray, Ky. By FRANK C ROBERTSON' could' .hatter the largest number of glass What Will You Do, Mrs. Housewife? Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as ••••• t•••• poll••• Imo.... IN. insulators on the telegraph poles a Second Class Matter on the reeroad line between Mur- pared and part CHAPTER XXXII of the time wan- ray and Almo. This SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 15c, per dering around the mill. same Rupert Congress has the say as to whether the cost of living shall CillARLES DOUGLAS had is now a month, 65c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per Aar. $350, else- She was standing near a skidway newspaper man In Athens. go higher or lower. It is very important that you elect been confident, the night Texas, and is making where $5.50. when she was Joined by P. G. Tay- good. lie to the Virgil Chapman, who has fought before. that Ben Warren would lor. ,ilso is connected with a bank, and Senate a man like NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITMER CO., 903 sterick come crawling back with those -Miss Pennington." he said. "as too is interested in other busi- and will keep on lighting price increases like these:. Building. Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave.. New York: 301' N. Michigan stolen papers before dawn— your lawyer I'm greatly pained to ness enterprises in his state - by Ave, Chicago; 80 Boylston St.. Boston. . see you out here.' adoption, and was a delegate is that he wouldn't dare take the "You think I should go back to - THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASS&LATION risk of being responsible for Buena Vista?" the Democratic convention at Phil- AUTOM the death of his mother and his "Prankly. I do. gp with you. adelphia two weeks ago and he, 'PRICES: 1942 1948 is now We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor There'll be more" dangePhere than after the Texas delegation • had or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest partner. You ca there," passed on the roll call watt the Chuck Roast lb lb. 51c because ef our readers. However. Douglas spent a sleep- "I'm sorry. Mr. Taylor, but I pre- 25c lees night and, as hour after hour delegation to the support if Alben day reg fer to stay here and take my W. Veal Roast lb 20c lb. 49c Monday Afternoon, July 26. 191$ passed with no indication that Ben chances with the others." Barkley of Kentucky for vice- windo:Ai was going to capitulate, he slowly president. grew grim with fury. He cursed The lawyer shrugged. Wiener) lb 23c lb. 51c or all -Very well—if that's the way, you Mr. Craig has numerous friends ucsda: Has the Value on Human Lives Gone Down? himself for not having settled the feel about it." I lb. 53c matter at once by killing Ben when in Murray and Calloway county Hamburger lb 19c ere. where he formerly lived The value placed on lives of human beings in the past he had caught him in the act of HE hours dragged on until noon. and later Eggs doz. 33c doz. 72c taking the papers. T moving to Paducah. He is also very 4 -D V few years has apparently taken a definite slump. Either a Shortly before dawn, he routed The two girls prepared lunch much which the men scarcely touched: interested in sports in his Bacon lb 29c lb. 79c hi& has lost part of its value or sadistic murders have re- Al Ridgley apprised him of the sit- not because the food wasn't to their home town, and not many years 40 uation and instructed turn to start ago accompanied the Athens Pure Lard lb 14c lb. 29c .11 apt ceived more publicity. at daybreak for the hideout where liking, but because they were too bas- Hardly a day passes but one.ean read oi some murder or Mrs. Warren and Earl Adams were nervous to eat. ketball team to Paducah for a 25 lbs. Flour 87c $2.19 ou out The only unconcerned man was game with facts beating on nearly every page of a newspaper. The most beinc held. the Tilghman bas- Vats for Chapman for Senator "When you get there, wait till old Tom Hawk. He sauntered keteers. We regret that we failed Milk . qt. 14c • qt. 21c Hatche. recent involtIrd two young men who took a killing "fling" instructed. around from place to place, report- August 7 to Prbtect sundown, no longer." he ing that some of their enemies were to see Rupert on his recent trip to 336-J. and wiped out the lives of seven people in different walks "If I don't send word by that time Kentucky and trust he will return Your Pocketbook prisoners, know in the Umber. FOR Se of life. One of the men was killed and the other will prob- to release the you'll Shortly he climbed Soon for a longer visit. TOTAL COST . • • $2.64 • • • . $6.24 that Warren hasn't come through. after noon. a ment a ably4at given the. death sentence. tall pine tree on the sidehill Just • • At sundown, you and the other boys sale. C Th'ere is a certain amount of satisfaction seeing that take 'em up on Stackrock and tend above the mill. He climbed slowly, When N. W. Lyon in dragging his rifle after him. He was operated a 7 am. to 'em." Douglas' mouth tightened barber shop in Murray. the culprits are captured and dealt with according to law, sixty feet from the ground when with Dar- Brown. into a thin, cruel line. "I'll show nell and Schrader as barbers_ . but there still retains the mystery of why those seven lives Warren that. when I make a threat. Josie, who was watching his snail- like progress. saw him suddenly and the hair cuts were 25c Miss THIS IS RECORD PIANOf were token and- why such a low value was placed on them. I mean it!" CHAPMAN'S swerve and start to fall. Her in- Emma Hicks was the beautician as low It takes nine months for a human being to be developed, ''I get youeChiet. We'll do the voluntary scream was drowned in Ridogues l and furnished the permanent wave Congressman Chapman, candidate for He voted against the liquidation of sub- anteed with the blessing of God, until it can emerge into this i thews'atmit?" t the roar of a rifle. for the t Ml It 85.00. the Democratic nomination for U.S. Sen- sidles whiett held down -the prices of feed $135.00 world.- That is onTy the beginning. There- are enough "We'll take care of them. I'm wa_s seconds .pefore she could • • bear to open her eyes. Then. a !sec- ator, voted for every bill presented Jo, .._ _and - hazards and dangers in the world that confront a child and sending Moore and Prenn out there When the J. W. Outland Mot soon to see if we can bargain with ond shot opened them. She glanced Congress between 1942 where4431. growing boy or girl, not including the rectirring,, world fearfully at the ground, but there Co. operated in Murray and took and 1947 to keep He 'voted against the Republican motion them. Warren is the only one I prices down. wars, with out tke wilful and, useless slaying by sadistic really want and we may be able to was no body there. Glancing up- pleasure in delivering to you a to suspend the rules and pass a joint reso- FOR 81 we and if ward, she was amazed to see Hawk new Hudson for $1.095. McCort parasites. nab him there. If don't standing erect upon •limb Just be- He voted for lution which removed all price controls the. others won't accept our terms. • • passage of an Anti-Infla- except_ rent. ter. W Killings_ by some:- war Art veteran are sometime* un- we II go after them—hard. We'll low where she had last seen him. Remember how many years tion Bill. mour, I derstandable as a recidivistic tragedy. The two boys sick the Vigilantes onto them be- The smoke from that second shot at was curling from his gun. It was has been since the War Depart- Virgil Chapman has fought your battle above were not veterans of a war, but veteran* of the re- fore Warren has a chance to do hard to believe that he had not He voted three times for extensiott of against higher NICE anything with those papers. We'll ment at Washington approved plans prices. Now he asks your —Herbe form school, the warden of which they killed. get him, one way or another!" fallen. of the Kentucky Highway Com- price control. support. "Hey! made that Lamb jump mile w In no country in the World is a human life valued-as Douglas was in bed when, a few I mission for a ten feet high." he called gleefully bridge across the highly as it is in the'United"States. No where is a Woman hours later. Gad Moore and the Tennessee. river near Eggner's Fer- back from his lofty perch. FOR Si sheriff came to town to report ry. Look what we have valued so highly as She is in the United Statelk 'These two their failure at the sawmill. He staerd up there a few min- now. More lent down. bridge facts make it doubty difficult to understand the apparent -So they want to make a fight of utes. then came and more water_and more For United States Senator 288. "Some-pin's up." he told the oth- fish. trend toward the attitude of "I'm mad at him so I'll kill it, do they?' Douglas snapped. • "I don't know. Charles, whether ers. "Group of men comae up the • • LADI crick. Looks about twenty him-. there'll be a tient or not."- said like of $1.1 'em." When Forest C. Pogue was ap- for y.f It could be. the unsettled and unstable 'era that we Moore. "The Vigilantes ain't in the pointed editor of The College News. sized same humor they were in last night. have lived in for the past eight .e.rine years, with a future VHEN, suddenly, a man stepped He was only 16 years of age and VOTE FOR CHAPMAN Send I There are fellows around trying to just as unstable._ Jobs. peace. security, home and family, persuade them that we're in the out of the woods some three wi 4 claimed to be the youngest will L all seem to be merely a thing of the present with there wrong. I've heard !talk about some- hundred yards frorn the mill with college student editor in the State. South a white nag truce. Immediately being no assurance of their continuation. With an at- body sending to Port Boise for of He was a debater, president of the Nmocratic Primary, Saturday, Kg. troops. I thought I'd send a mes- Josie recognized the bearer as her Christian Association and member August 7 mostritere-such as-this, alues'do c halve_ _ _Values of ideas, erstwhile traveling companion,Her- sage from me. Prenn. and White- of the Wilsionlan, Society. 6 proper0--,•and human lives. cotton that they wasn't needed." man Zapp. The German was coming forward "Do that. And let the rest of it at a waddling trot, waving his flag CHAPMAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE HA aeon by immigration offiCals. ride for a while. I think I'm getting vigor COW HAS TRIPLETS an idea. That German. Zapp, still with a which only a badly The fugitives. their empty W- scared person would find necessary. EDWARD F. SEILLER, FUGITIVES FROM here?' Chairman ROBtRT HENSLEY, Assistant Chairman 1 I ier replenished by . kindly donors "Don'd shoot--I hafT a message!" HOPKINTON. N. H. ilIPS—Lou- ALLEN BUCKNER, Fi•ance "Arid still crying for his jewels." he shouted. ella. a portly Holstein cow, is the Direnor CLYDE WATSON, Publicity Director _aneseir aneiliary engine /tee -Good! I know how to handle it Even as words left his ilION'CURTAIN Strew filled by the Coast Guard the lips. mother ot triplets, two heifers and l now. Send in Jack Mayfieldand Lee there came a shot. A blank look a . bull calf. prepared and signed. a sort of -Ma..-. Guy. Then we'll do some planning." crossed the German's face. He took flower Compact- before sailing I. half a dozen staggering steps. Then LAND IN U.S. •g•HERE was little real leadership Honor.. he fell on his face and lay still. R4 - A at Matthews' sawmill. Frank The document tied hew they 11. : "They shot a man hearth' a white PROVIDENCE.. Mass. July 24 Matthews was a good fellow, but flag!" a voice rose shrilly from the - their Seivienckenenated homes four 4 UP 1 —TWitnty -Tun:. taeitiv,,... truer. not a leader. Tim Donahue was timber. "Send for the Vigilantes!" • years .go because -We did n•it behind the S. vat ale. curtain set want capable, but without the dynamic Josie started to run out to hele to die in concentration camps end personality that a captain should Zapp. but Tim Donahue 'Alt lor Bosten tedey with a prayer grubbed hate. Tom Hawk was essentially a her. • that God -who sailed with Uzi"; prulung" - lone wolf. Besides, they were all "You can't do nothin' fer him Thee said they fotirui senctesey acrass 'the Atlantic we" help Mom dismayed by what seemed to be the miss." Tim told her. "They killed foe a tone tri Sweder. but later BUSINESS MAN win admissien to theleeroi States. desertion of Ben Warren. although him, so he's their corpse. Anybody Skipper John Rosenberg 63. nilA'i foune -we couid eot trust tn..- Swed- P. G. Taylor was perhaps the only here fire that shot!" none of the 15 men. sever women ish fereire peicy" and decided to one who believed Ben's abandon- "It cattle from the timber across ment had been voluntary. seven chtldren .,boarci tes leave- the crick." Dick Maverty answered and 64- They talked of moving elsewhere. -We're in for it Keech Gundel had a vies cr an 'S.c. everybody her., has spent his now," said Prank loot but that had to be abandoned when Matthews. "That was a deliberate entry permieeonly "a faite in ti.c savings and made loans tu buy this Tom Hawk informed them the trick to convince the Vigilantes justice of God-' 'tittle step and eeme over hare in place was being closely watched. that we murdered • messenger witk of TODAY -I kin slip out in. the woods are That faith, plus a baitee.-1 FeX- hope of finding e new hemelend a flag oT truce," aw, :n the United Sta:.es where we can git a couple of them fellows If it'll -It was cold-blooded murder!' tant ad a wrote etrle i,E. r help any." he said hopefully. Joie-gasped. guided- them an a 43-dsy cietering "re 50 hores: :....ths ar.d bs.. free "No. the best thing is not to start fear '• "Whatever it was. it'll bring s of ithe Atlantic to Pr .-s-ineetcrel, !"-IT. anything. If they let us alone, we'll thousand Vigilantes down on us Harteir, where another grip of — let them alone. Help is bound to within an hour," Matthews an- pilreims once set toot .r,- Le new HEALTH BETTER AT lei come sooner or later," Matthews swered. jand 1960 world 328 years ago. SHOO/ZINGS. S Is . UP . --If contended. The men busied themselves pre- (To be Rdscoserd said there a,.„. wD. anything. Mrs. Bridget Brannoe continued) • paring for a ,lege the best they (The characters is getting healthier with age. In this serial an fear—a terror of being s--sit..ba& could. Aisle spent part of the time fictitious, r- Blue lands they /led. In the few years before she in the kitchen getting food pre- Copyright. Mg. tigy PresO. eieeensen teilelt _mean- eeseefied 100, her _health failed and camp and death" he said. she became bedridden on her cen- The 25 Latvians. -tea- Swedes. a tennial. to be administered by Harry Lithuantrao a9ide Hussein ab-.,rd But when she observed her 101st Yea, a business man in the Walters, state commissioner the Guzidel were forbidden is of Ag- 'and birthday this year she had re-1 Market News riculture. alter their arrive' yesterday. . covered completele strictest sense of the word. and eiaid she Dairying Increasing in Railway Cade guard ei!uttrorities erdered felt better than for, sevt ral years.' In Kentucky Kentucky is one of the Alters to eremain Aboard :and ewes southern states in which dairying - Your Ledger & Times car- th. rti 24 Leu-s te Cele, the. hal ber OR our amanitas ens--Tintp is on the march and going places", says Del :qui eruct-eel 7 • r. • -1.7 4-1 for rxiim - get the business. Tomatoes Now Being Harvested Dwight Seattle Head of the Dairy rier boy is getting training In Graves County - ' Department, University of Kentuc- The Graves County Farm Bu-esu ky Milk sales are 86 times as great now for a more responsible Cooperative Association are sett- ai St the end of World War I. The ing their markt tomatoes for tile growth in dairying is contributed job in 1960. first time • in the pielresstage in a ti an increase in acreage of pasture sew i4-pound pack. Prices receiv- and hay crops and 'the break away ed for U. S No 1 deliveries is trout the one crop system, plus nit unnins from $1.25 to 81 35 perverc- fact that. several of the nation's • The No 2 grades are being best markets, based on prices potd He buys his papers from us -1.'hYpped to nearby eanneries, No farmers for milk,, are in the South. report of gPrioug blight injury ha. Chicago Feed-Egg Ratio and resells them to been received. However, the vol- you. The Chicago-Feed-Egg ratio for ume tomatoes-- of this year ,will be the week ending July 16, 1948, ten- ded downward again as 8.53 dozen Penicillin Treatment far Mastitis eggs were neecisal_to. purchase IN The farmer ,may s,ion :to to tds lb poultry ration as compared to When you 1. e al drug store aid ' secure __the 3.76 last week, The 10-year aver- hear his firm .'Meet and easiest -method of treat- age is 669. Hogher egg prices coup- ms ere-stale: A-welt - tutalesithil led With Very minor feed cost friendly knock on your door stick. 44 penicillin hes, been devel- changes influenced the change oped that can cagily be, inserted Turkey Hatchery Report each Saturday morning, you . leto he teat. by hand. - Hatcheries reporting on Turkey 4-Wers Ost Exhibit "WI Dairy operations showed 74 percent more can help him a lot by paying him promptly. 'Attains/de poults hatched in June this year About 500 ;fed f dairy cattle than in June last year The number J will be exhibited at five 4-H dis- 'if turkey, in incubators on trict shows, in. August. according July 1 waswas' 10 perc•nt larger than When a subscriber doesn't pay, the boy has to take a loss. to the College of Agriculture and Me number in now/tines a year • . 1 Mime Economit.4, University of ago. Reports from turkey hatch- Kerilucky. They will be held as eries during March. April; and May follows: Shelbevelleee __Aug.e . this year indicated an 18 percent SUBSCRIBE NOW TO YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER . Flernirissburg. Aug. 18: Csmpbells- smaller poult hatch than was pro- vele, Aug. tft: Bowlireis Green. Aug. duced during—these months last ••••••• „ 20. arid Mayfield. Aug. 23-Menr- Yost. a S(H)AVING THE BUSINESS-4t looked as though her hus- bers.of CM club, also will shoe' dairy band would have to throw in the towel, but' this Haifa fettle at tte District 4-11 GOODIIITS CAR Club fair at Lexington Sept. 1-2 ROCHESTEa. woman took matters into her own hands and learned hole 41/Pe__ Fined -slid 1.1 - the Kentucky Si' tri Fair $73 to daub lather, scrape whlzkers, and cut hair. Her husband inemunicIpal courj for driving THE LEDGER & TIMES Sept. 12-18-u Cash prices will in- an unregistered automobile, Ray- Off fighting for Israel, but his wife seems to be holding Is clude as. veral thousand dollArs. ap- mend Beaulieu sold his car to the barbershop very nicely, thank you. raise --propriated• by the State Legislature, money to pay the fine. •

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all and Save Money Let Aliansa",_ ;ht on Bobby Doerr's triple in the in which Frankie Baumholtz hit Giants at Chicago. Bill Nicholson YELLOW ELBERTA PEACHES SPORTS PARADE first inning. Dkri 'DiThaggio humor- a grand slam homer. Hank Sauer also hornered for Chicago, hitting For Sale FOR SALE: $2.50 per bushel at CROSSWORD PUZZLE aNSM" riffiCd3 ed for the other Boston run...... got his 27th homer for the Reds his 14th of the season-and the 200th orchard. Ready Monday. Ten By OSCAR FRALEY ACROSS 30-To glut MENUA The Athletics, who enjoyed a became the llth miles East on Highway 95 and mile Writer 1-La rip mass of 31-0entral European and Andy Serninick arid Eddie of his career. He AUTOMATIC REDUCTION SALE United Press Sports 901 one-day stay in first place; tumbled to right. Earl Byerly. J28p nerve tissue 32-Aphorism COMM IMMNIJEIM Miller homered for Philly in the player in the National league his- .8 is now on at Draper & Darwin. 7-Bekins 34-Ushers out at Philadelphia when the Tig- NEW YORK, July 26 (UP)-Lo It-Dispossession 37-Western 1124Uang 12170[453 opener. tory to hit 200 homers. Bobby You can't miss getting a bargain 14-8outh American 3i-Man lalang) C.30ZIPJA!7 ers bombarded four pitchers for DON'T FORGET our Auto Auction the poor Indians! sit meseram Eddie. Waitkus hit a three-run Thomson humered for the Giants. olc because the price goes down every Indian 39-To L4E11421N- a 10 to 2 triumph after losing the Sale every Saturday beginning at They were jest vanishing Cleve- 15-Bit of advice 40-Rocky crag inside-the-park homer to give the day regardless) of what is in our today. is -8prightly wit 41-Wire measure gal2 opener 4 to 0 as Joe Coleman won 19c 10:30, rain or shine. $2.00 if they land Americans 43-Calcium tsymb.) a 6 Pl 3 decision over the READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. window. You will find everything 13-Clrrus abbr. ri LdCA his 10th game. Eddie Mayo ma_de Cubs don't sell, $10.00 if they do sell. After leading the league since 111-Thoron I abbr 43-At bat or all the family. Price for 20-To lubricate 44-Banging WaklEMIi1 five hits in the second game to 11c can sell .. . anybody can June 1. enjoying as much as a 3 1-2 gap ornament Anybody 21-Mountain Mt011471i1 A1lL1 Evers uesday, July 27, is 40 cents. Be game lead, thi.y igiag_kack. in the 22 --Guided 47-To swear pace the 13-hit-attack. Hoot ,3c buy.-Main Street Car Exchange 46-Theater distract .11iElf1 '2=1E4 BROOKS BUS LINE ere. Jy3lc breech 24-Moist hit a Detroit homer. and Auction Co.,' Hopkinsville, wigwam ..witheaL._ their 21.Icefield 50-Quantity of food Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan clouts.-The big, ban Boston Red 27-To train 12-Toting eagle Joe Dimaggio led the Yankees to '2c • D WEED KILLER. We have Ky. tt 29-Monster 53-lioans Fastest Time-Thru Buses- Shortest Route stole their pants and the 5 to 3 and 7 to 3 victories ever the - Pillow Service onty on hand-Both 20 per cent Sox DOWN All Seals Reserved - Radio for Your Pleasure '9t American league, lead by taking 1-Glass flask White Sox. getting two homers and Daily% Schedule - Lv. Murray 11:00 a.m., Ar. Detroit 5:45 a.m. d 40 per cent Ester or salt. We FOR SALE: Belle of Georgia 1 1 3 -I C L., 7 4 ti. 94 ID II tZ three straight. That put Cleveland 3-Wreckad a double in the second game and Seat Reservations Early 19c :11 spray for you, or we will rent Peaches for sale starting Tuesday. 3-Pit viper Fare $10.05, without tax - Make in third place, 1 1-2 games back. I.? 4-Pronoun three singles in the opener. Ed Lo- For Information Call ou our power sprayer. See us for July 27th, $2.75 per bushel. We • i : lb .i. 5-Born 19 after dropping six out of their last pat won his eighth straight game Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal facts and information. Murray pick them. Bring containers; will era' ig 6-13eniort (abbr.) Murray seven games. 0, 7 • 7-To remove clothes and his 10th of the season in the Phone 456 Phone 604 lc Hatchery, Murray. !Cy. Telephone have Elbertas later. Orchard 11-Apencla5e The question is whether the con- le-Quick to learn opener and Vic Rashchi picked up 336-J. A9c closed on Sunday. 3 miles east of l,I %''' C. V- 1 i • ft fident Lou Boudreau still tRinks 10-Ruthenium win nurriber 12, a six-hitter in the Murray. J. A. Downs. Jy28p Itymb.1 4 FOR SALE-All"reistatirant equip- they'll win the pennant because 11 73 /2.I 75 11-114gnate nightcap. "we're the best team in the league." 12-Went by boat The Browns' defeated the Sen- ment at the Collegiate Inn for MONUMENTS 17-Apple Some of the boys have beeen 27 ze 1 ". i * 21-8kIllful ators, 6 to 3 at Wiishington when FOR EXTRA PEP sale. Can be seen any time from Murray Marble and Granite Works, • \c/ w hinting that Billy Southworth. 23-Feather brush Don Lund•doubled home two runs 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. until sold-B. Hi, East Maple St., near Depot. Tele- 24-Pacts JUST TAKE THIS TIP manager'of the Braves, was getting 25-Consumed in the Ilth, squaring accounts for Brown. Jy286 phone 121. Pcrter White and L. D. order a bit jittery as his National league 26-003c111 the Nets' 5 to i Orel game victory AND PLAN A GOOD Outland, Managers MU 1 I lb 211-Autos PIANOS-New spinet, any finish, lead has dwindled to five games. t 29-Lovel in which Ray Scarborough pitched VACATION TRIP ,V/,56 ,Ivy 31-4a9 coin as low as $485.00 with bench. Guar- It didn't look that was as the 57 - AI 32-Act of sewing seven-hit ball and contributed his anteed used pianos as low as _ Braves won the nightcap to gain 33-The perfect plies own margin of victory with a Notices • 17,41 ;7. gt la 34-To in $135.00 and up. Free delivery any- -s_ a split with St. Louis. -0'--, _fide 33-A fur grand slam double. 1111-Lays eggs where-Harry Edwards, 808 So, Southworth had to derrick two .7- Is/ siS '6. The Braves maintained their WE SPECIALIZE at COUNTRY ‘,3 38-- sleeve 4431. ASe pitchers in the second game yester- / 41-Little bit five-game lead in the Nalianal lea- HAM, steaks, chops and plate 44-Everything on day in the very first inning. So in .48 3° co I gl.• 6 " * gue by dividing at St. Louis. The FOR SALE-Practically new No. 5 lunches. All kinds of sandwiches :19 46-Unit of energy so- he came with Johnny Sain-and 46-13allor Cardinals took the opener, 6 to 5 McCormick Deering ensilage cut- Rudy's Restaurant 67 . 53 47-By way of ols rode all the way with the big right "41 Si 0 0 8 with two runs in the ninth on sin- inquire W. 0. Sey- 45--811ver (A211111.1 ter. Write or though the Cardinals 51-Toward Musial, NOTICE: Have just purchased new hander even Mr.lir Irlir friar MANN. gles by Marty Marion, Stan mour, Puryear, Tenn. Jy26p and hay baler. Ready to bale anytime. got three runs in the eighth Don Lang and Enos Slaughter. Bos- tie the ninth. . . That s 7, NICE RIPE CANNING PEACHES See L. 0. Brindley and son on four runs in ton won the second game, 8 to oux sweating Billy. . three -Herbert Holloway Orchard. one Murray-Lynn Grove Highway near real blood you're putting over runs in the Dimaggio the Yankee Clip- Top Four Clubs Are Separated By Elliott's homer, then mile west of Sedalia, Ky. Jy27c Wiswell road. J28p Joe eighth on Bob per, who had another fine day as getting four more in the ninth, Jeff Half, With Reds First How about that vacation you've always dreamed about? It SALE: Girls Eticycle. Excel- the Yanks won two from the White Only Game and \ Heath hitting a homer in the final FOR might be the best investment you ever made. You'll probably Sox.. He had six for seven, includ- "showdown" rally. Vernal lEquinox; Jones hit lent condition. $25.00. - Call Services Offered LUNDQUIST The Indians is, the job homers and a double, but By CARL a Cardinal homer. come back with renewed vigor and enthusiasm for your 288. July 28p ing two came to Unite rressci Sports Writer series. Cleveland which • • • EXPERT WALL PAPER, PAINT- cautioned: "Yeh, and yesterday I Brooklyn defeated the Pirates. 7 and everything else LADIES USED SILK DRESSES, 5 went one for eight." Always a team Boston in first place, left town in come in. We'll gladly ING, inside and outside. Complete NEW YORK. July 26 (UP)_ to 4 by rallying late after which If you're short of cash . 'phone or for $1.00, postpaid; imperfects, not man„ Dimag is more inteeested in third place, only two percentage decorating service. Contract or Therewas a mathematical traffic Pittsburg won the second game, 7 help with a friendly cash loan for that or any other worthy sized or pressed; mail orders only. beating the Red Sox out of the place hour. Call 688-R-4. Free esti- jam in the American league stand-, points ahead of the fourth to 4 when Danny Murtaugh hit a Seed your dollar today to Good- _ pennant than in personal glory. purpose. mate. A7r ings tocli5c with thrtop four clubs Yankees. When Indians manager grand slam homer. Stan Rojek will Industries of Kentucky. 214 "Besides," he said, "if the Red separated by only a tame anif-a Lou Boudreau last week flatly Pre- who made eight hits in the double South 8th Street. Louisville, Sox win, my brother. Dom, will ROWLAND Refrgeratain Sales and half, but the hit and run Red Sox dicted that his club would win the header, and Ed Pockman also hit UP TO 20 MONTHS TO REPAY Ky. A7c neVer let me hear the end of it." ••••I• • - Service. Supplies. Phone 993-J. threatened to drive ruthlessly away pennant, Yankee boss Bucky Har- sicond game Pirate homers Pewee prom the way those Bosox are go- .Hazel Highway, one block south from the snarl and on to the pen- ris suggested that the Cleveland Reese got one for Brooklyn with ing, Joe may need a pair of ear of Sycamore Street. A3c nant. pilot change his mind -after they'- two abase. In the opener, the muffs.. Boston." Harris. who Brooks made four ruhs in the eigh- Winning their 12th straight game ve been to anteivgaie. ,LOAN, CORPORATION TYPEWRITERS and Yankee fans gavt, Billy Yankees th with two out, Jackie Robinson WE REPAIR The and their 15th in a 16-game home has said all along that the Kirk A. a -day" but, unlike most emphasizes I-steallng home with the winning HAYS & FIELDER ADDING MACHINES - Johnson to 0 from the Cleveland would win the flag, TO PEOPLES BANK stand, 3 NEXT DOOR MU such occasions, the third baseman Cleveland is run. 16th and Main Pool & Co. Phone 60. Indians yesterday, the Red Sox that Boston and not 506 Main Street : Murra3 turn out to be the. day's didn't finally rose to the top. a far cry the team to beat. I The Reds defeate'd the Phillies, 8L C. ELLIS, Mgr. PHONE 1180 -goat." hit a three-run homer. QUALITY FOODS He from the seventh place position Jae Babson. who yielded but six { 11 to 8 and 9 to 2. Ewell Blackwell .(•1 ever happened to the "fat, I Lost and Found What the occupied on June 5. hits, scored his 13th victory of the I pitching"Hve hit ball and striking Jackie Robinson? The slim, and slow- They took all theree games from season, getting off to a 2 to 0 lead out seven to win tin. second game speedy one stole home with the MP` with Refrigerated FRUITS LOST: Multi colored quilt winning run in the first game to between By Ernie Buahmiller sad VEGETABLES large amount of blue give Brooklyn a split with Pitts- NANCY Squeeze Play after- Murray and Stella Friday burg. The Brooks might have won • ft OPEN UNTIL 7:00 P. M. noon. Notify Randolph Story. two if Branch Rickey hadn't ped- p PINCHING Route 4, Murray. dled tan Rojek. The former Dod- YOU'RE GETTING STOP ger blasted eight bits in nine trips YOUR TERRIBLY LAZY, ME AND DO to help the Pirates to the split. . . OWN YELLING That man Ewell (The Octopus) SLUG GO Blackwell is in .again. The good WE SELL one. He spun a five hitter and looked like the old scourge as the Cincinnati Reds divided with the Pinnies. .. and does anybody know RUBBER STAMPS for certain, yet, why Ben Chap- man was fired? He doesn't. .. If you asked the average base- Ledger & Times ball fan to !same the best pitchers in the American league it is im- probable that he would pick Joe Coleman of the Athletics. But the husky, 26-year-old Irishman from Medford, Mass., definitely is this year. Joe doesn't make much noise but he won his 10th yesterday to en- with the De- PHONE able the A's to divide Van Buns troit Tigers, who have plenty of ABBIE an' SLATS Last Out By Itaellara • pitching opposition, and keep the Athletics right up there. It was 41 Coleman's fourth win over Detroit WE ALL KNOW YOU'VE GOT IT'S HER AUNT Jo:: SHE'S GOT GUTS, THAT and don't think he picks on the THE HEART it) DO IT, KID-BUT SHE TRIED TO MAKE OLD LADY. LEAST!CAN FOR soft trams. He has beaten the Ho- IT'S USELESS. THE WINOS GONE IT ALONE, I GUESS::: DO IS MEET HER sox twice and the Yanks and In- THERE'S NOTHING -HER VOICE - IT'S H A LFWAV INEXPENSIVE, FAST dians each . ALIVE-IN THERE -- COMING NEARER Maybe it signifies something, or AND NEARER::: and COURTEOUS maybe it doesn't. But anyhow, in all seven American league games SERVICE yesterday the team which scored first copped the duke. Meanwhile. Anywhere in Mu;ray . . 25( in the National la:ague, in. six of seven games the team which scored first was beaten. Those National COMPANY leaguers get mad. . . CAB that...clap off MURRAY knock Go ahead,

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scribes to The Ledger ••• Johnson's Grocery. nearly ..••••••••••••• & Times but Again'! ! By Al Capp, everybody reads it. LINER Yoktun Writhes • RECKON WAIT"- YESTERDAY'S STAR - Joe IF I IMPARTED 10 `r011 WELL 5IR- I NA/01KM°' -YD CONSIDER IT MY SOLEMN BUT; I'D &E.-AVE/eft-WILLING HE'S YO' MY TO MAKE THAT SA4RIFICE TO PRAN,LAZCWGA, AWLL GO HIS ANSWER two homers, a THE SECRET OF HOW TO DO AS ORDINARY DUTY To SPREAD TALENTS WAS THE Rum STAPLE GOODS Dirnaggiii. who hit WOO,DCX•PATCH ST YLE- FELLOWS Do-AND WOO -I'D WOO EVERY BIDING HAPPINESS TO THOUSANDS A'S ANY NOW,HUH double and three singles and sign- GIRL- rtriFuLi GIRL 51ET OF GORGEOUS GIRLS.7111AY, SIR, FOOL KIN AM HOPES? I'VE. EVER WIIIC HI NO GIRL,NATuRALLY, MERELY ONE PLAINLY HEARD-BUT. A'S in center CAN REStST- DOCIPATCH ST YLE , OF COURSE T- (5 WHAT ED DO-IF YOU TAUGHT ed autographs for kids / b4ETHE'SECRE OF SEE A MERE WOULD TSDUNZ IT t-flGHT GROW TERRIBLY FORMALITY - FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES field in the Yankees' 5 to 3 and 7 THAT POW BORING - f40•400AM30 7C14 -SEE 'P t'Ll. HEAR YOURS and to 3 victories over the White Sox. STYLE, WHATDO WOULD WITH MEAT CARD OF THANKS lak POWER, We wish to thank IFach and every VOKUPII? one that helped us in our time of • TELEPHONE 293 sorrowing. We thank Dr. Hal Hous- ton and entiea staff for the help -71t1)•, they gave I.. by Jo. To The Max Churchill Funeral Home for their sincere help. Thanks ' '7-Z"i ,zada CONCORD ROAD to every one for flowers, they were Si) beautiful. our_ Cr."- Hampton and err r row.•• worm ir Thanks to Bros. d•r1L-.•• normal& Shaver for their kind words. May 1 DELIVER blesings be yours. WE Heaven's richest The Dowdy family

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PAnE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY. KENTUCKY _ MONDAY, JULY 26, 1948 Social Calendar • • 4 2 Club News '* TIME Activities Locals Monday, July 26 4 -3 '‘a kJettfa The Zeta Department of the • 40/0/ omen's . Page Murray woman's Club will observe - its regular monthly picnic at the JO WILLIAMS,Editor — PHONE 374-M Weddings VARSIV • 4 City Park at 6:30. THEATRE "The Mating Of Millie" Mr. Luther underwent bupton an I I Hr. 25 Min.) Feature Starts: operation at Vanderbilt Hospital 1:26-3:23-5:20-7:17-9 14. Hallum Chapter Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Key. Mr. and •••••••••••••••=. July 17. He was able to Peturn to • LOCALS CAPITOL THEATRE Mrs. Wayne Edward Gupton from Arrival of Czechs • London for the first time today and the Murray hospital Wednesday and Meets At Home Of at Olympic Games is Mr. and Mrs. Preston Detroit. Mich.. have been at the officials reported a recovering from the operation -Unconquered" 42 Hrs. 25 Min.) Guest,and • • • big rush at the Mrs. Virginia bedsi.de' of their father, Luther nicely. Feature Starts: 1:04-3:38-611-8:46. Hewitt daughter. Prestene and Miss Rachel Squashes Rumor of Non-participation box office. However, there Ginaton at Vandrbilt were Guest of Washington. D C.. attend- and Murray still The Marguerite Hallum chapter LONDON. July plenty of seats left for most ed the funeral of' hospitals. 26. UP i The the Czechs would no dr the Young Women's Association Mrs. Guest's be all,wed events. brother-in-law. • • main body of CzechoslOvakia's to leave of the Memorial Stanley Matuszak. their country for fear Baptist Church met squad arrived by plane tgorn Pra- It was announced that King in Detroit :Monday. . Mr. Matuszak Mr. and Mrs. some of them would not return. Tuesday evening at the home of A. A. Doherty spent gue today, setting at was married to the former rest reports Other George will be accompanied by Mrs Virginia Hewitt on South 16th Miss the weekend in Bowling Green. Mr. that the Czechs ueiegations which also ar- Sylvesta Henry and other Balkan Queen Elizabeth and Princess Mar- St of this county. Doherty returned home yesterday countries rived today. included 24 athletics behind the iron curtain garet when he goes to • and Mrs. Doherty is in from Luxemberg. 11 from Switzer- Wembley Mrs. Wendell Rone was -in charge Louisville would withdraw from the 1948 Stadium to visiting land. 36 from open the games form- or the candlelight installation cere- Mr. and Mrs Claud Steele and Mr and Mrs. W T. Work- Olympic games. Hungary and 105 ally from Tb4rsday afternoon. mony for the newly son. John C. have returned from man and family. Sweden. All but the Swedes elected couns- Sixty-three Czech athletics ar- The international elor and officers. a 10 day visit with Mm. Steele's came by plane. boxing feder- TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY rived in three ati6n called a sister. Mrs. Homer Beall. special manes with By tomorrow, meeting for Widnes- Following the installation Mrs. H. and her all of the 1948 ay neice. minister of education M. F. Vidim- games to appoint Olmmpic boxing Boyce Taylor. Sr.. spoke to the Mrs. Preston Guest, of opening Thursday are ex READ THE sky. heading the group. officials. and to discuss the rules. iroup on "The Life of Marguerite Washington. D. C. CLASSIFIEDS. pected on the scene. ig BEAUTY AND THE BRUTE! • • Reports had been The Olympics already seemed as- Hall urn.' rampant that Olympic fever beern r; g sured of being a financial success, A story of chilling suspense Refreshments were served to Mrs. Willie Linn the returned 'from and relentless pursuit!... members and to Mrs. Rone. Mrs. Memphis.. 'Thursday. accompanied Taylor. Mrs Claud Miller and Mrs. by her daughter. Milts Evelyn Linn.. Edith Bennett. Owensbor, Mrs Linn has been .a patient in BURT LANCASTER "• Campbell Clinic. due tp broken hip. J. T. -Tom- Workman • • • Mr and Mrs Ralph Wear. daugh- lIZABETH SCOTT. Honored With ter. .Miss Mary Jacqueline Dinner Wear: HAL WALLIS' Production On 73rd Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wear, little daugh- ter. Linda Bayne: Mr. Auburn .J. T. -Tom" Workman was hon-• Wells. were guests of the 0. F. Per- "I WALK oved with a dinner on his 73rd i due family. Paducah. Sunday after- birthday, Sunday at - the Kentucky_ rirxm.-- -Miss Mary Jacqt*Iine Wear ALONE" Dam State Park by members of his , will remain in Paducah until Wed- isb WENDELL COREY immediate family. nesday._. when she will leave for Swimming was enjoyed in the South Bend. Ind , to spend a month KIRK DOUGLAS afternoon. 1 with her aunt. Mrs. Robert I. Kletka KRISTINE MILLER Deeded Those present were Mr and Mrs. and Mr. Kletka. Mrs. Kletka is the by BYRON HAWN Boron A Paramount Picture Workman and Mrs. McClain former Miss Charlotte Wear of this DINNER of Paris. Tenn.. Mr. and Ray- city. WARE Mrs. and mond Workman. Mr and Mrs. John • • • GEORGE R4AUD • MARC LAWRENCE MIKE MAZLIRK1 • MICKEY KNOX Workman. Mr and Mrs Charles Mrs. Eliabeth Vaughn with her I Sexton In Many Beautiful and Steve. Mr. and Mrs. two children left today for her! Patterns B. Burkeen. Bobby Workman., home in Pontias, Mis.. followmg a l ••• Mimes Melissa Is l• Ann Sexton. Jean visit with her parents. Mr. iir Workman. NOV% LAST TIMES TONIGHT yarilyn Walker, *Mary Mrs. R. L. Wade. West Main stre,' 62 PIECE SET $32.50 Ellis and Mr. Workman. She was accompanied by Mrs. G.,•• • • • $24-00 • lin Clopton. who will visit a broth, 62 PIECE S in Detroit $29.75 VARSITY CAPITOL Ralph Wear They are making tr., Honored trip by motor. $19.75 On Birthday • • 66- PIECE SET • S35 00 EVELYN --Mrs- Lillian Smith. and daughter. s25.00 Mrs. Ralph Wear was'hostess FORD • KEYES at MI:S5 Ruby Smith of Farmer Ave.. dinner. Sunday. in compliment to 35 PIECE SET have as 'their guest. Mrs Genoa S15.00 her husband. Ralph Wear. on his Gregory or Benton. Ky.. fortnerly birthday anniversary—IikIneceived $1.0m a resident of this city.. We many useful gifts. insi.offerin' g these sisscallfr roduced • • prices because - 'under/ we are 'discontinuing the sale of dinner,..are• Seated at the 00. Come in today and pick Your table, which was I Mrs Erve Johnston of 500 Elm , choice. centered with a lovely cake, carry- street was the week-end i guest of a ing lighted candles...were. the hos- daughter in Nlayfield. tess. Ralph Wear. Mary Jacqueline i • • en till MULL CLUED MIMI I . Mr and Mrs Pat Wear with Mr. and Mrs. Noble Brandon and, their daughter. H. little B. Linda: Boyd Bailey son Paul. have returned from The a Jeweler 114 South 5th. Wear. Miss Reub:e Wear. and Au-,I visit in Detroit with 7-.1 i• v,, :irid el000 burn Wells. 'friends.

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Murray's Latest And Most Beautiful Sub--division AT AUCTION - WEDNESDAY JULY 28-2:00 P.M. Located One Block North of Highway I have 94 on 17th. Steet recently bought a part of the Judge Hale and Manliff Miller land This is truly and am now developing and sub-divid ing it into most one of Murray's most beautiful spots - -- the location is ideal since you beautiful building sites. borhood is comparable can look down any street in the sub-division and to the best. ONE BLOCK WEST OF MURRAY STATE COLLEGE, see Murray College - the neigh- The City Murray of is spending over $90,000 for a How much will this extra water supply and the Every person reservoir at the extremity who invests in well selected real of Miller Avenue to aug- proposed hard road from Highway 94 to College estate adopts the surest and safest ment the water supply for that area. farm road enhance the value of these lots? method of becoming independent F. Our Every Endeavor Is To Make THIS -- Murray's finest Sub-division. FREE $100 CASH ^•• FREE We respectfully request that you drive out and see this su b-division. You will be surprised and awed with its beau ty. 1 $25.00 GIVEN AWAY BEFORE ANY PROPERTY IS SOLD CASH PRIZES ALL DURING SALE 1 1 CASH GIVEN AWAY AT CONCLUSION OF SALE City water and electricity available newly made streets - - Restrictions .. . Sensible but Protective. MUSIC You must be on the ground when your name is called to get the cash money -- BE THERE AT 2:00 P. M.

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