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O.MINNEXIMI United Press YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWSPAPER )N IN ITS 74th YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, July 9, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION - - - 8,000 Vol. XXIV; No. 162 his office )f FULL SCALE .TRUCE SESSION ON FRIDAY IS PRINCESS MARGARET LOSING HER REAL LOVE? rt Chinese- In Con: .4),Ntsts Bow To Demands 1Reds Ready To Sign Armistice :00 p. m. Difficulty And( ilerlin, Borders 1With Or Without Rhee Support

BERLIN July 9 „44—Commun- restrictions on traffic between the By EARNEST HOBERECHT Rhees mansion- wtth Clark, Mur- ======At Home ist East Germany, bowing to the! Western and Eastern sectors of United Press Staff Correspondent phy and W. S. Ambassador to By el' A leSSin demands of workers, today opened! this divided city. SEOUL, Korea July 9 Korea. Ellis 0. Briggs. Korea sour- East-West borders for the, By P1111. NEWSOM Berlin At midnight, the Communists re- United Nations truce negotiators ces said they served formal notice bloody Junej United Preas Foreign News Eidter first time since the opened the East-West city borders hold their first full-scale meeting on Rhee that the Allies np longer the re- and The Chinese suddenly are as in 17 revolt and announced .normal traffic was resumed. ivith the Reds since June19, Friday I could delay signing of the armis- • "overwhelming major- tereated as anyone else in getting lease of the Since June 17 special passes had '111th Lord Montagu, 1931. Lord aluuntbatten, rights ready to sign an immediate armis-: tice. U. S. Embassy offi,..lais- re- a truce M Korea. ity' of anti-Communists arrested been required to cross the Red- tice in Korea with or without! fused to confirm this. uprising. Accompanying this interest has during the constructed barriers. the support of President Syngman Clark then flew back to Tokyo, been a revealing switch iii Chinese But martial law, impoged by Sc-: The announcement that "the Rhee. and Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison, propaganda which suddenly has viet military authorities when they overwhelming majority of persons Chief UN truce delegate drove However, there were Increasing, taken an almost sympathetic atti- moved 3000,000 tank-supported Red arrested in connection with the to Seoul from his camp at Munson, Eerlin to events of June hopes that Rhee would honor a tude toward the United States and army troops into East 17 have been "re- Herr said at Panmunjom that Com- leased" ceasefire. directed roost of its venom at crush the rebellion against came from the press office the "time for the next meeting hss with Ame- South Korea's President Syngman munist domination, was still in of Communist Premier Otto Grote- Rhee conferred twice not been determined," but he did Shoe. force. The Russians gave no indi- wohl rican representatives today—once not clarify.' whether he was re- lifted. Eisenhower's per- The Communist Peiping Radio action when it would be An estimated 50,000 workers were with President ferring to the liason officers met- actions were Assistant Secre- said on Monday that Rhee now The Red regime's reported rounded up by Red troops sonal expediter. ing on the fulisseale-session. appeasing hundreds of and S. Robertson, has "interrupted" the signing of aimed at police in supressing the up- tary of State Walter Indications are, that Rhee had workers ith Peter it aril, Earl of a truce for 17 days. t h ou sands of in the rising. Many were reported exe- Dudley's lion, In 1954S and *later with Gen. Mark Clark. been persuaded to go along with estimated Ambassador to It also said the American people troubled Soviet Zone. An cuted. Robertson, former the United Nations and attempt East workers and and U. will not fall into a "trap" set by 100,000 Berlin There was no way to determine Japan Robert Murphy S. to achieve his goal unification of 0. • Rhee:s "criminal regime." tens of thousands elsewhere in whether the Communists actually Ambassador to Korea, Ellis Korea, by peaceful means. te Communistaruled Germans Wed- Any sudden sympathy for the released most of the prisoners as Briggs. .He was believed tube st;ll insis- ill passive resis- surrounded both' United Steles by the Communists nesday joised in a they said. Strict secrecy tent upon a definite time limit on 14 must have some explanation. tance campaign of sitdowns. slow- As they reopened the border. the meetings, but it was apperent that ' a post-armistice political confer- and strikes. Communists withdrew bringing the There are two guesses, both of downs from their the United States was ence's efforts to unify Korea and demonstrations were aimed government building Rhee whose' which may have some weight. The the 400-police- heaviest pressure on a mutual security pact %salt. the at forcing government Soldier guard posted releasing One is that, as with the Russian the Red to early Wednes- singled-'handed action in United tSates as his price for co- release fellow - workers arrested day. Pedestrian ,vehicle anti-Communist North Ko- "peace offensive" the Chinese are and ele- 27,000 operation. after the June 17 revolt and to lift vated railway traffic brought the: attempting to explot the already immediately rean war prisoners on Rhee's resistance against an ar- resumed across the line separating . substantial difference between Rhee Princess Margaret looks sad here. Perhaps present crisis. niistice on terms agreed to by the and the United the free and Communist sectors Clark said the UN would find UN and Communists brought open State, on truce she knew twee thee that they mist part. Theester with American William Wallace last mrsith. terms. Paving Contracts of Berlin. out whether the Communists really'', complaints from... American soldiers On the surface at least. the So- to sign the truce because on the Western Any lasting split conceivably Be Let Soon want Front where Chi- To viet Sector appeared intends to co could give the Reds the whole of normal. But -Reds -the United Nations nese troops wear carrying out members of the garrison Americans ne- g, I'd just as soon be Korea en their own terms. FRANKFORT. Ky. -- Contractors Russian- Annual Meet Of Dark Fired right ahead with the armistice suicide attpcks. uniformed police army patrolled . iitioned!" Another is that from now on a have been invited by the State Lock On Porkchop got iations." "The morale of the troops is, the border in place comment continuation of the Korean war Department of Highways to bid of the blue- • • - He refused to on his pretty low." 2nd Lt. Harvey D. uniformed ordinary Hill In Mud Meeting with Rhee and ciodged Jones of Longview, will be hardet on the ChineW than on four construction projects in Texas, a pla- nn the United Natiwns. The Ce'rnmuniee mmounceeneht.Association Held Yesterday question on whether he thought toon Moder mid., "But they are OrefefetCantileal Collide. Bids wttl By 'HEDRICK C. PAINTON The Chinese the elliapening of' the East-Meet • Rhee. who hue threatened to fight doing a good job. They beef like Reds have not been be opened, July 24 United Press staff (orreeporidesit sector borders was coupled with alone, would .obeY an armistice. crazy, and then' go out and do our store for able to make good on their pro- Projects planned are. 123 miles UP)-- a warning from East Berlin The twenty second annual meet- through July 17. SEOUL, Kw ea July 9 i announcement came shnrtly their jobs mises of a -workers" paradise. of bituminous surface on the May. Po- The the best they caNs"; lice President Waldemar Schmidt ing of the members of Western The directors passed a resolution Flame-throwing Arnaricans chaiefel "1 think Economic:ally. they are in an in- field-Clear Springs Road from Ky after liaison officers of both tides there's not a man -up that Western -saboteurs Dark Fired Tobacco Growers' As- praising the efforts of United tSates toward the' crest-- of Porkchop Hill here • creasingly bad way. 58 and Ky. 80. 8 miles east of and in the three-year old war held a who wouldn't shoot Rhee II agents" will be arrested immedia- sociation was held yesterday at Senators Earl C. Clements and today but Chinese cannon blocked meeting get this S WELK ! Despite the execution of thou- Mayfield to Clear Cprings, a dis- mysterious 15-minute at thing over," the young tely and "punished with Murray. headquarters for the As- John Sherman Cooper and Con- their advansa v...11 a "van of ex- sands of small landholders, the tance of 3_5 miles, the Folsom- the full Panmunjom. American tither,. said. soc iation gressman Noble J Gregory ploding steel." • a - Reds severity of the law" if they enter for The secret I5-minute conference Necklaces! Ear. have not been able to kill dale-Boaz-Kaler Road from US 45 poured nom Last Berlin in time of unrest. their aid in working out a pro- Chtnesetralleps then the truce hut took place as the 0II opposition to their "land in Folsomdale and extending'.. east,, Boone Hill, President, advileel in • choice gram. Whereby farmers might re- their muddy trenches ,r1 the west- military Miss Universe To .. . form program and even have had a distance of 1 1 mile, the Dublin- UN's top andk diplomatic members that 2295 hogsheads of ceive loans for their wheat in er'? finger of Porkchmi , west of to rase officials gather'!here .tirdiscues- their restrictions cn land- Lowes Road in Dublin to Ky. 80 tobacco were sold last year and elements of Be Selected Miss Hatcher Listed this area. The directors also ex- Chorwon to pursue strategy and keep in touch with lords in orde• to get some kind of in Fancy Farms, a distance of 54 that the Association packed of Divi- pressed their appreciation to Mr. the 17th Regiment, U. S. 7th Syngman Rhee.' food production. Miles: the Ky. I21-Browns Store As Fairly Good both types 1347 hogsheads of the LONG BEACH Calif. July 0 R. 0. Wilson. former Chairman si°ii. The United Nations embargo has Road from Ky. 121 at Graves-Cal- I.t. Col, Milson B. Herr said the (UP—Beauty by the planeload ar- 1952 crop, representing a decrease of the State Production and Mee- The Amerigans jumped off fer had its effect. Last year's squeeze loway County line and estencling Miss Emma Lou Hatcher .daugh- meeting .first since the Commu- rived here today as pretty eirls of 948 hogsheads old storks keting Administration Committee, Porkchop's trest while Sou t h on Chinese merchants pi oduced south along the county line to ter of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hatch- nists agreed to go ahead with the from all over the world came to Funds received from the sales for his assistance in the wheat Koreans were counter - attacking some new revenue but the mer- Browns Store, a distance of 2.5 er was listed as fairly good this armistice without Rhea's support, display their charms in the second of old stocks were applied to re- program and his services to West- for an outpost fronting •rrowhead chants have been squeezed dry. miles. morning at the Murray Hospital, was "for administrative details annual Miss Universe beauty pag- pay money borrowed for advance ern Kentucky agriculture for the Ridge to the east. Both outposts 1222E2======The Rids' -national Miss Hatcher is recovering from only." eant. construction to growers. from Come-noddy Cre- past several years. guard the invasion route to Seoul. program' also has beer) an accident which occurred Tues- Gen. Mark W. C.leelf Urited Na- Scheduled to arrive today to com- usur- dit Corporation. A survey by counties United Press Correspondent Al day night about 8:30 just North indicates tions Supremen Commander, flew pete for prizes and movie con- cess7ful Penelope May Receipts of the 1952 crop were Americans that crop conditions are spotted Kaff reported the in earlier today with his diploma- A recent grime of the People's of the radio station on the Beaton per cent of the total sales tarcts were shapely contestants Make History highway. and the outlook at this stage is crawled and fought their way al- tic adviser, Robert Murphy, to Daily In Peiping told of "alarming representing 1.267.280 pounds of from Mexico, Panama, Venezuela, poor for dark tobacco. Poor stands most to the crest of Porkchop by Assistant Secretary at- wsiateftetreerw—end arreepearrarterlity" Her automobile, a 1953 Ford Type 23 tobacco: and 23 per cent confer with. Prance. Uruguay, Greece, NEW YORK July 9 W!5—At- and irregular growth was noted. blasting the Chinese from I0 key Walter S. in state - owned factories Victoria, apparently got out of Type 35 tobacco State Robertson Presi- Switzerland, Austria, Samth Armee, and tendants paced the floor outside of repeesenting Directors of the Association bunkers. control on the tricky curve just are' dent Eisetihower's special truce Norway, Denmark. Germany, Swe- planntid eonstirotion projects. 883.774 pounds. aisted the platyptipary at the Bronx Zoo North of town Boone Hill. President, /Mute 8. Katt said the Chines: emissary. and overturned The fiscal affairs of the Associa- den, irilland, Canada. Alaska. En- today hopeful that a blessed and times. BentoriTE. E. Shanklin, Dresden: the first echelon of counter - at- Robertson had held an una- Several tion and its subsidiaries. Murray gland, Belgium, Italy, Puerto Rico, historic event is transpiring inside. S. C. Huddleston, Whitlock: J. E. tacking Americans with "min of nounced meeting with Rhee She suffered a concussion and Warehousing Corporation and West- their ▪ Turkey. Austrailia. the Phi- It looks like Penelope, the here- Finley, Route 3, Fulton: L. W. small arms and machinegun fire." 11th in his attempt to sway Plan Offered By several fractures. ern Dark Tobacco Packing Corpse-a- the lippines, Hawaii and the 48 states. to-fore reluctant playtpus, is go- Miss Billy Glisson, Loyelaceville: H. A, Hicks, Maj. Eugene H. Davis of 402 South Korean president's bitter Burk Cole, the other non were reviewed .and President There were more than 80 girls in West Germans ing to lay an egg. Water Valley: F. M. Grief, Route Washington St., Van Wer, Ohio. stand against the truce, but passenger ,was thrown clear and reported refused — -- If Penelope performs as expect- Hill the Packir.g Cor- 5. Pad h Crate Boyd, Boat; told Kaff the Chinese "are holed was apparently uninjured. to tell newsmen the subject of The beauty pageant officially be- poration had a net savings of 60 Charles BONN, Germany July 9 1UP)— ed, it will be "one of the major E. Wright, Route I, Furl- sip in bunkers and have blocked their discussion, g cents per one hundred pounds dur- ins Saturday with a welcoming The West German government events . in the zoo's history." a ton: Paul Pasehall, Murray. Rudy the trenches with sandbass. Later, Roberts•il return in the past year. ed to dinner at Municipal Auditorium, gave the three Western powers 3 spokesman said solemnly. And if Wayne V. Howard Hendon. Muriay; and J. A. Maxey, "The only way we can get at There are 15.000 Miss Universe will be selected six-point emergency plan today the es—or eggs—hatch, the vent active members Director at-large. Dresden. 'Tenn. them is to blow holes in the tops in eight next Thursday. with Miss U.S.A. for all German free elections and will be even more dynamic. On USS Randolph counties of Kentucky and Officers are Boone Hill. Presi- of the bunkers" Davis said. Mitt Miller Is Weakley and competing against the foreign beau- reunification of divided Germany. Only oge playtpus has been bred Obion Coun- dent: E E. Shanklin.vice-ptesident: Units of the ROK 2nd Divisive PORTSMOUTH ties in Tennessee. ties. The plan was submitted Wednes- in captially before. This took place Va. (FHTNCI— S. C. Huddleston, second vice-pre- attacking an outpost fronting Ar- Aboard the The Western Dark Supervisor At Camp The finalists will be judged in day night in identical notes to the in 1943 in Austrailia, the native attack aircraft carrier Fired Tobacco sident: Holmes Ellis, General Man- rowhead at noon and surged. for• USS Randolph Growers' Association bathing suits, evening gowns and United States British and French Country of the strange duck-billed recommissioned subsidiary. ager: Jig, E. Pap secretary-trea- ward thrquith a barrage of 21.000 here July Murray Warehousing Good food, Awards and Scout- custumeei of their native Sands-- commissions.. s animals. 1 at the Naval Ship- Coropration surer: Mrs. Mary W. Allbritten, Red artillery rounds and 2,800 high craft in abundance is the by-wori but no tape measures will be yard is ,Wayne V. Howard, fire- as agent for wheat producers have office • , , used The Bonn government of Chan- Zoo officials announced they secretary: J. /I. Shackelford, rock's, at Scout Can't, this summer, man, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. received approximately 40.000 bus- in the judging. cellor Konrad Adenauer expressed were closing the playtpuiary for auditor and George ,E. Overbey, Earlier in the day the thinese The Camp was inspected Sat- R. T Howard of Route- 2, and hels of wheat for storage in tobacco Winner of the big tithe, MIS1 hope the Big Three foreign minis- Penelope's confinement. They want attorney. had been sent on suicidal attacks urday by Four River; Council • husband of the former Miss Mary properties enabling farmers to Universe. will receive a 113.20f1 ters meeting in Washington would to avoid my last-minute upsets . againat Allied strongholds on the officials E. Johnson. of Coldwater obtain support prices for - and a Camp Inspection, Sports racer along with a moi discuss the plan. in the breeding attempt that began road, wheat eastern and western fronts. Storage William Team from Louiriville. Results of; contract. spokes- 195? -when Penelope was first all of Murray operation in Murray clos- McElrath More than, 1.300 Chinese threw A German fereigo office the inspection will ree available Miss Universe will be introduced to Cecil. the currently The Randolph. veteran of World ed July 7 1953 but will contibtie themselves against "Kim 11 Sung crowned man said the notes voiced the KIN - Wins Contest Prize ' later summer, War II in the Pacific, at Mayfield. Ligon No 2 in the at a Coronation Rail, July 18. eniment's belief that carrying out expectant father was de- warehouse Riders': named for the North }Co- commissioned in June 1947. SCOUta interested in attending the plan would help promote free William McEirath, son of Pr. mm premier and military com- Pakenteck can Apply at th- Named for a famous Virginian. Scout elections throughout Germany.• • and Mrs. Hugh M. McElrath, and ; mander. They never got closes to Office for the lard period, Peyton Randolph. soldier and Wilton Jackson July Revival Planned At The three Western powers also recent graduate of Muria.), State the trenches than hand grenade 11 to July 18, statesman of colonial Virginia, the were trekked to advise the Soviet County Students School Graduate College, received second prize In ranges Mitt Miller, Flint carrier is comanded by Navy Capt. Mursay Scatit from Church government on the plan. This was --- the annual Jo Stafford Folklore On the flaming western front, To Enroll At MSC Robert S. Troop 45 is serving as a Kitchen West German Quakenbush, Jr of Germany contest conducted 700 Chinese Communists attacked the first time the MUNIC'K - Sgt. Wil- to .find the best Supervisor on the Camp Staff. Hie A reylial meeting is to begin Cornwall, N. Y.• Jackson Allied outposts after "the Dragon government had sought to commu- The following county student, ton H. whose wife, Jean. student collection of folkiore ac- is the eon of Mr and Mrs. Claude at the Flint Missionary BaptIst lives La ," a Red radio broadcaster, meta Si edema nicate officially with the Russians will enroll at Murray State College on Route 2_ Murray recently cording to :in announcement by Miller of South Sixth street. Mitt Church on Sunday, July J2. graduated from the American Folklore t',lul United Nations frontal over a through the Western allies. at the beginnin got the Fall se- Local Man the Seventh Army's Society. is also a Lerieer and Times carrier Services will be held each morn- Called • loudspeaker that "the peace treaty The plan called for: mester on September, 10: Patsy Non-Commissioned Officers Acad- McElrath received $75.00 or his ing at 11:00 o'clock and each is signed." 'iv pattern 1. Opening of all East-West Ger- Ann Kingins, daughter of Mr. and In Father's Death emy at Munich, Germany. contest collection. "Dibs of Callo- evening at 7:45 pan „Rev. S. E. crossing points. Jackson, son of way County Folklore." . Allied troops threw hick new - tnan zonal border Mrs. Paul J Kingios of Murray Mrs. Ora bee Byler of. the Memorial Baptist Edward Ferguson. attacks on outposts Berlin and Tigers 2. Lifting of the three-and-half Route 2, Glenda Joette Lassiter, Superintendent Jackson father deceased) who els)- Win Over Church of Murray will bring the of Murray Electric The collection was originally East Berlin, east of the fruce ig band 0F gleam- Mile wide "death strip" imposed daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil System, was lives in Murray arrited in Europr messages. Everyone is invited to called to Del„and. Fla., made as a term report in the of Panmunjom. ing the (enter or by East German Communist along Lassiter of I.ynn Grove, Route 1, because of last January from Fort Knox, Ky.. 'ec Giants 13-12 attend these sesvices by Otis Jones the death of his father, course in American Folklore, talent acconlani e the zonal border in June, 1952. and Carmen Jo Horton. daughter Edward S and is now a security sergeant pastor to Ferguson II. who away by Dr. Herbert Halpern at Mur- ,•er become dated. 3: Freedom for all Gel mans of .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Isaac passed Wed- in Headsuarters Battery of VIII The Tigers won over the Giants nesday, July 8, 1953. ray State Colleges COMMON SENSE travel anywhere in Germany. Horton of Murray Route 2. Corps Artillery 13-12 in the Junior League last 4. Freedom of press and assem- The funeral will he in Trinity He entered the Army in May WITH U. S 40th night, with the wihnera getting DIVISION. SMART FLAG POLE SITTER ece Place Setting bly throughout the country. Methodist Church, Del-ard, Fla., 1950 and has been- awarded the Korea July 9 11 hits and the losers connecting UP)-- Beddieri of --- 5. Freedom for all political parts HOMEMAKERS TO HAVE at 1030 a.m. Friday, July 10, Combat Infantryman Badge. thr Pvt. Manse C. Thompson thought for eiglik North-South Player DAVENPORT. Ia. July 117PII- $11.95 ties .to operate thioughout the BAKE SALE SATURDAY with Allen-Summerhill Funeral Purple Heart for wounds received that" their buddie had gone mad Futrelilligot three hits, for the 1lagierle sitter Dixie Blariely said country. Home in charge of arrangements. in action, the UN Service Ribbon Signs At Louisville when he started firing while they Tigers and Outland and Jetton re- today he will come down to earth ;TWA I: 111. Setting up of democratic forms The West Hazel Homemakers Graveside rites' will be held in and the Korean Service Ribbooi watched the wind sweep throtigh ceived two each. T. Wells got three Sunday after 20 days aloft, aban- of justice in the East zone to pro- Club will hold a bake sale in Americus. Georgia on Saturday with three campaign stars. LON1SVILLE.-July 9 (11P1--One grass near a front line position. hits for the ',tante; and D. Shroat doning his effort to break his own against injustice and ter- front of the Belk-Settle Company afternoon, July 11. at 3 p.m where The Academy's six-week program of the stars of the North-South' Then four Chinese camouflage({ tect all got two. record of 73 days and nights. ardware or. on Saturday. July 11 The sale will the body will be taken for intern- includes indectrination in tech-ii- high school basketball game at in marsh grass appeared 1:e'en be- "I can't stand this weather any was announced by begin at 9.00 a m. ment ques of combat leadership stressing Murray last month. Charley Tyra. hind a log The program sod ran away. , Miller went, the route for the longer." he said. "One day it's hot, irking Space speech before the The public is invited to make Mr. and Mrs Ferguson and fam- Infantry squad tactics and de- of Louisville Atherton . High. has "Who eve' Adenauer in a heard of grass.grow winners with Tarry and T Wells the next day it rains and the wind PHONE 575 house of parliament oa their cake and pie purchases at ily left Murray Tuesday night for ployment of mep and equipment signed a scholarship at the Uni- tog on top if a long" lower said Thomp- holding the mound position for blows like a tornado, and then it this sale, Deland. In the filed. - versity of July 1, Louisville. son. the Risers, turnsicold."

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TIIURSDAY, JULY 9. 1953 eAUr TWIL5 THE tEDCaff.R & TIMM, MURRAY, KENTUCKY ••••IMit. !allele! on Civil Defense in Ken- Civil Defense Urged tucky Schools and it will be dis- THE- LEDGER & TIMES— As School Subject tributed to all schools in the Com- Hand Injuries monwealth. It outlinei defense sub- • etIMINHIL r SY LEDGER is TOILS - COMPANY, lee. FRANKFORT, Ky. July 7 - jects that should be taught sell", lansolidation of the Murray Ledger. l'he Calinway Times. and Was Superintendent • of Public Insti ue- children and also tells of the plane today re- nines-Herald. October 21u. la28. sod the West Kentuckian. Januar, Gives Problem lion Wendell P. Butler of schools as centers of defense $1111'111PAS% huh commended to all Kentucky school activities in caul') coinniimity. 1,1. Ma Nose. of Slot CesseavAlve Divekiand . , superintendents that' the topic of P1 IP01111 of DenKion of ...... _ JAMS& C---WiLLIAMS, PUBLLSHAR ---PUILAUELPRIA, July a 41.1P.I—A Civil Defense find a place in Ti'.. Soaid 1.year:in Miatanl hos deodorise a reirederly divi- ttAHhel pair of injuries on the same night the course of study for each school [ dend of saw oleo" cowl one•haff We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor. left Manager Charley Dreseen with CA next year. per shoos payable on lady 21, 1953. to w Public Voice items wluch in .ur Gwent aro not for the best intersat the problem of peeking two new ihoreholdere or record os of hes! 30. wit in a state of hePI al our Cello:WS catchers for the National League "Our country is 1953. emergency,- Botha. wrote. -We It. K. lkorifeol, Posiasiest All-Star team for Tuesday s game 17ti KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCI-ATION against the American League, are no longer free from the dang.:r 13 Pro swATIONAL RIEPRESENTATIV1, WALLACE WITMER CO. 1366 Del Rice of the Cardinals' and of devastating attack. Seriousness an of the situation makes it f' Monroe. Memphis. Tenn.; 2:50 rani Ave. New York; Nfl N Michigan Younger Team Takes Over Del Crandall of the Braves both world WAYNE MORGAN tht imperative that school people make ',Ant ave.. Chicago. etil Holston St. Boston. suffered hand injuries Wednesday night. whatever plans seem necessary in Economy Grocery Pesar, Mi 214 FULLER inIared at the Pest Office. Murray, Keosuc- ky, for transmission aa .Rice was struck on the right their community to save lives and 304 Main tor When Old Timers Fail unnecessary suffering in the case LOST thCi Second Casa Manner hand by a foul tip off the but 130 Ch PHONE MAYFIELD, KY. Must of Hoy McMillan of the Cincinnati of disaster." the .1.11ISCRIPTION The StatDepartment of Educa- Hew *ATVS: By Carrier la Murray, per week 15c, pee K% .4,RL LUNDQUIST 1 Milwaukee skidded to 3ka games Redlegs in the second inning ot the tion has prepared an education:" Lou Mrs 4antb 65c, It. Calloway and acuoinuag counties. per year, Mk). the Cards-Redlegs game in ('lo- Ch MOW I-naiad Prow Sports Writer behind the league leading Dodgers _ ream 116118. 9 .1:P0-Some- of the Cubs cmnati. The blow dislocated hi, AWIIMINIUMEWMIOmenomie‘s, 'NEW 'YORK July ss Warren Hacker eM41w8nrtt ouhitr times it sounds more like a ski- topped the _ Braves 7-3 with a right thumb which was placed in THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1953 a splint by the team plrysician, an, Jump than a ball game when the . steady 10 hit , job. while Brooklyn Jta_tutalt144.-to gth its re- play for a those Polish rookies Rip Repulskt the Plans and extended *fa, / the , What Makes Us Different? and Ray Jablonski in tDe 1953 crerd home run streak to 22 games Crandall so tie ll1i LAI penant race. as Carl Furillo and Gil Hodges foul tip on treViNt t e I, So As we conrplete the celebration of another "Independ...; usen The Cards have such a bulwark hit for the distance. The Giants irventh inning ef the Braves-Cubser tiv. ence Day- no doubt many of us will wonder how we have of Polish players they have be- topped the Pirates . M-7 in 11 I game in Mil ikee. The result I Th contributed so much to people of other nations, and yet I / Ii gun to call them the "Polish Fal- innings with a five, inning fighting was a etween the wig tcd our prestige is at the lowest 'mint since 1775. 1 cons- and when that old Pole pr climaxed by Monte Irvin's homer and win of ,te• 741.72:0• - gaspiMana am Mont people middle aged or past. can remember when Stan Musical and his younger col- which offset a final two-run Ger would • the voice of America reeeit'ed attention *and respect league Steve Bilk° fail to produce, by Pittsburgh. '••••r• *4,V *Se ktr• • wherever it was sounded. That did not only apply to a the younger "ski" team takes The Yankees moved sac gams Rice had been co 21 sot sorry. ever. in front of the American 'League and , "hate-not- nation like South Korea, or India, but . catch the kitycklebal we Thata what they did last night with a 4-2 victory over the Red II- Mrs. i to the greatest nation on earth_Gerrnany, Great Britain.' Dpirti,cshseern Hrn tiei ma.n lOt 29-1 pat in Cincinnati As Repulski hit a Sox while Chicago took over se- Rich, 1 Japan- and Russia. o!'etstW, pickil 31- kei three-run homer and J.iblonski cored place by clubbing -Detroit ROM! In recent years. through United Nations and otherwise, Louis ended stop experienced in him lie 11•—hs rna contributed five of the 15 St. Louts, to the ground 14-4. St. 34—r Mrs. we hate shown a determination to -equalize- nations. In unusual delivery. The mos F ely hot hits in a 7-3 two-hit vetory for its .20-game losing streak ed home 35-1 Neak candidates appeared to be Wes as - day , such a processt it is not surprising that the ,great nations, Wilmer Mizell, which put. the with a 8-3 victory over Cleveland ts-P nen, ! even the greatest one on earth, is getting -equalized- Cards 'only half a game behind' to drop the Indians to second Westrlint '44I "Ncienieb ,andi4etpkt basis. Garogle* (WI del* ivla'- iefeu.)! , downward. . second - place Milwaukee. Mizell _ while Washington defeated the larly .haitAng„. ftk',',01iiit4,;.,a'.?,w,t... • • ee.. " eel nations cave up two reins with a hit Athletics 7 4. Inc i The United States is different from all other Lanuna.rd., •t-• t when he walked three and hit a Clyde McCullough and Bill Ser- ter-baler',Outch i has in the world. If it is matte like the others it' will not be • Roy Canzgaitelleetellat batter in the second Meting, but ena hit homers for the Cubs, and the. Dodgers ent : America as we have come to:know, respect and love it.. will settled down and pitched brilliant- Frankle Baumholtz delivered a be the starting National ALEN THURMAN, JR. Mr season that it was set- . League catcher, It is different for the simple ly the rest of the way for his triple. and Three singles'to set the because he was Mu selected by the I tied by folks who wanted something -different. They made • xighth victory against Just three victory pattern against Milwau- vote of the fans. Ter Rice and • it that way deliberately. just as Our modern diplomats defeats. kee. Crandall had been added anc to the squad To the Voters of the City of Murray: are deliberately trying to make it over so it will be like The Cardinal "Ski Team- out- The Dodgers gave Lees 13-hit by Dressen. • sh ne the Caney tandem of Bob Fhtladetibreezed t anhids other nations...... _. . _. support haet the r Borkwa ski who got one of the VA-3 tisrldaisy Philadelphia and I take this method of announcing my candidacy for a place on Chi ; We will never realize our dream to have other coun- hits off Mizell. and Harry Perkow- the two home 'run hitters set the • Murray City Council. *up t tries-enjoy our kind of government, or our way of life. ski, who was batted out in the, pace, Furillo also getting two -41P, simply because thev -do not want them. We may kid tor- and Hodges olio Insurance seventh and suffered his seventh doubles and a single Thurman. ! selves in thinking West Germans like the "Republic- --;,z I am the son of Galen Thartnhie Sr., and 'Agnes Folwoll defeat , also smashing two dole. we are PAYS UP TO County anti have we set up for them by force. They like it because - - The Giants blew a 5-0 lead and I was beim-and reared in Murray and CalloW ay feeding•them. and they have no other means of getting extra States Nas had to wan the head way in. $5,000.00 spent' atl,jife here except 41010.,1„...,y,ezer,1 spent in the Linited food. And they haven't another "feurer- handy at the I innings as Pittsburgh caught up Be' 101111..Itt4stki.Ittitilps. §i4e4si mouths Li .flol note were spioit in the Pacific the sixth and moment. When one shows up they will forget every- - Major League , with three runs in for HallPitAk$404,P441010 krt • , • • s • • r eighth. Ellimuses Theatre during Wiqlfi Vit"IT. • ' ' ' 2%. 1 ttling we tried to teach them about "democracy.** two more in the Laceitne. the Mr. • 'Secretary Dulles. and others, may tell us. everything , In therAtnerichte Also covers Yankees. eaakied ui,. on_ Iwo : in Japan is "sunshine and -roses" and that our former Standings _sleeping sicAng8. am marril fursue,i• Rossanitcy J-effrey, slaughter of ...140frstiati -• aluI aspier:wwe Pali enerrilinPlolik.:* the type of demoesac. • we:44W- scarlet tinier, Mrs. Glin Jeffrey of this city. We have three t•hiltiren • oriental tightly-waged battle NiitE th# Wird and reside at sort. duced. Just ask any G. I. who returns from Japan what diptheria NATIONAL LEAGUE Sox Gil Met)' ugald's two run sin- 521 South 6th Street. I am a graduate of Itirravf Training School native.. And if there are still a few spinal or cerebral menin- he thinks of the W L Pet gle put their ahead to stay in the anti attended Mu-rray• State College. For the past 41 2 years, I have Americans who think there is any dtfterence between a first and offset two runs drilled gitis, Mn RI uult12.1 414 28 .635 been associated with the Thurmen Ftirrriture Store here in Murray. and South Korean the latest action of .590 In later by relief. pitcher Sid smallpox, par, • North Korean Milwaukee 44 3? Hudson of Boston on a triple and bat Ereasdent Smyrna!' Rhee•should convince them they are St. Louis 44 32 .564 leukemia, '1541 honer. If elected, I will dischargim the dukes of City Councilman to the Ord .14 alike. • Philadelphia 40 34 tetana. 36 Chicago perincted out 15 hits in- my ability. vn".1 We have practically ikrupted ourselVe to "profit'''. Neer York 40 and rabies bee; of 36 44 .439 eluding a grand slam homer by Stat isolatcrinisin is passe. What we have definitely proven is CPICtnnati _ icogo 28 47 37d Sam Melt' in its victory over the Mrs make other nations only $4.00 per year will appreciate your vote and influence. that there is nt• way under heasen to Tigers. who also pot 15 lads. IN T Pad Pittsburgh 27 511 .323 like ours. Minoso also batted in four itigout, cLay AMERIt'AN Don't Delay, Call or Write dawn, We know of no better way to "celebrate- Independ- Pei runs and stole a base while Jim a bn Trani TODAY! down on our knees and thank God stole two. Crop. I ence Day than to get New York. 53 25 679 Rivera ° gentle courage The Browns put together six fin- Galen -Thurman, Jr. for our great nation, and for those Xt ho had the Chirac, 47 31 Nil Wilson Insurance tus arm what' ales in a five run rally to top spec to adopt "isolationi-m- as a way of life. For that's Cleveland 46 31 597 and Real Estate Agency can Ost the Indians. and Clant Courtr.cy don t yo thei the "DelaratiOn of Independence' is. Boston 43 38 335 842 I • -.. stregthened their belated winnine l'hone You cou Mer fore.fithers came heir to establish a form of gov- 415 19 .313 Our cause With a homer ari l they ended in luSt r freedom to worship 33 47 .413 ernment that pro- ed them with not only the record 10-garne home "How St Louis 28 53 Ant6 "S as itnthr3teel;tentsp:tdaiise,4:lit..raeredgertri:t,imhlees.mstootfo ‘‘‘%a..ohdri(ls.tphtiap(rn.hfrailsiriannt losing streak but a current skein • IS!! .329 • ing preme _Court has said the "treedom to worship. or not !if seven as well. 'v crib, uto Mr pOket 1 need to worship- ttoise who wrote our Constitution were.pri- Washington rallied :ate wite On 0.1/ele ,4 LO has N t us nera, they Yesterdays Results three runs in the seventh and two 4 I but marily each tithe NATIONAL LE.AGUlf more in the- eighth to offset three kat pleased.- watch Otis itia-klyn 8. Phaadelphia 4 , Philadelphia runs produced on a -if we really 'Want to help other people we can do it 4 1 the bunk. New York 10, Pittsburgh_ 7, 11 ttrt parr of homers hr Eddie Robtriso•I „ bet by ,N -Gum St Louis 7. Cincinnati .1 If they-do that we will not have to worry over military; A ,le1-7/V/P-L saio. He :ChiCago 7, Milwaukee 3 fiddle stri Kingdom of Heaven.- or economic aid. "Seek ye first the the bunk unto-, the; Tri-iTe "%ifid all-111:etik thing itI htl added LEAGUE, out. you." That or••mise has been carried out in America. Chicago 14 Detroit 4 Parkrat It will be • arried out in every nation where fietiole ac- N. sh York 4, Boston 2 LT • tat out now, cept christianity and crave freedom. St Louis 6. Cleveland 3 - W -ct , a 7 Philadelphia Flint lin up.' Air Tours Planned farntorganizatior s and s ell com- "That s mittees 44 ill 4"g-1i:irate at loci! ir- Todays Games t)rther eleepu> r to all ahea Conservationists -,tid will be ape:: NATIONAL LEAGUE or quest it For -ps too,- ated in siel conserx.c• . Purdy, an _ N.-w York at PIM:truce's -- , fres 4-4, vs pace 3-I' , better tam FT-I\ Brooklyn at Philadelphia -- he was ri ft ar the it is tun mina re's .3-20 N.'S Roberts 413-6), intended to -*sow a enenp,,,,,,n ,t which Air, soil f (14411-1.1,-- I' Loins V. h.-,. . 1, tg nao • .• '. k rias been done and those r AMERICAN LEAL,UE . he, Plait „ A 4 Philadelphia at Washineten .. has bcer neglected The h Calendin Cr-01 vs Shea 7-4., ,4;•isanas- They'd zt,t• ,l1 Abe, n•how the velem! Boston at New York - Parnell with • c A ih.. airpiatte .r farm wink foi ADVANCED FTTIING- Th, dew lcitia, .11-4. vs Ford .49-2.. ..:Ng WIN AND smoke m ify,,.. !leek of lie 1953 .re". -"LI' 3"' "P v- Detroit at Chicago hitirloSn • he,rtlet set new ‘tPrid Manning n e girtstp.n t.! stadv,rift th , in 3_4. Of _beauty in flir Ir Ns price fit ld Heir ydn ill see the dugou tint ii • al -land Clex'eland. at St lamis - LU111,,t1 careful detoil'ip ind ra richnr•ss of appointemdts Winchester • i„ tss, Larsen before found only in much costlier cars. for the Col Teamed together for the box of rifle r • ins ...IN HIGH POWERED PERFORMANCE-7 he moil first time are Ray Milland pe-- r - In nis saddi allir! to at- crful engine in the low-price field! The entirely nets', • few rex • and Lovely Arlene Dahl in •'''rn tr'e Major League Leaders 115-h.p. "Blue-Flame" engine in combination with new carrying in Paramount's eicriting new 1 Powerglide• brIngs you new high-compression power shed lost i Technicolor adventure dra- Leg With - .NATIONAL LEAC.CE and a wonderful gain in economy. too. In gearshift Player and Club C. AR N pe.. ma. "Jamaica Run." whrch Bo thinki (i(k models you . will find the advanced high-compression Slept soon co hdl."4- S' L 77 119 64 .112 351 is due to open trirnorrow at 108-hp, "Thrift-King- engine. lied no in r111URIIAI LIVESTOCK 41.1• Haurrhtr. CC. 66 264 4i RS 3:13- the air-conditioned Varsity Bkn 73 257 44 4.5 ... IN SMOOTH, SIMPLE ALITOMA/k DRIVING-Expect comtryrtable 331 Theatre, Wendell Corey is him gently. . , faster getaway with Powerglide's new automatic starting co-sarred with the comedy "They're AMERICAN.--6/14, pair in this and passing range ... and new economy, too. Chevro- voice so ca Market Report 233 39 79 339 explosive tale of Keli El.!--tore 67 let's new Power Steering* takes over 80 per cent of the Understand. 319 violence and intrigue in the Vertrin Wash 80 313 48 100, work of steering, makes parking unbelievably easy. Fie swan tropics. Lewis R. Sales Each 1 uesday at 2:00 O'clock R--'.-n. Clove 77 265 47 91,-.319 Foster di- floor, got it AND rected. ' . IN ECONOMY VALUE-Now, vou:II get many with Laura 7 , Home nuns •Mathews.NBrave= more miles out of every gallon of gasoline. You'll save could see K Redlegs Sell. on over-all operation and upkeep, too. Yet Chevrolet the dug'. i (JIM. HEAL) :••! 'I leas 21. Rosen, Indr..n. 21 remains the loWen-priced and in the line in the low-price Yield. TN* I5rill'.91 mow ..r.....ren" 4^', vial Athletics ZO: Camponen wau, was a reel wove group of h 1...:ooll Quality. Fat z.,,,..-i : . IN AMERICA'S FAVOR-Again this year-as in every deers 20 LOOK! LOOK! the rifest cholasow,(b...1., ef rowirt't dies, study in its Medium Quality Butcho•i attic - - - WILL PAY THIS WEEK single postwar year-more people are buying Chevrolets lust arrived bulked Baby .114e1.-, t..-• • Run. flatted In Math., than any Other car. In fact, latest official registration gin "Think th Fat 11t,w7"1-14....f Ty pe, 69. Bell. Ile.dlt gs 69, Can Heavy Hens 18c figures show that Chevrolet is over 21% ahead of the looking Ituer Dnetgern 68 ' Leghorns 13c • second-place car. Nearly 2 million more peopk; t, l'anno.rs. and Cutters' 'Not a cne drive Chevrolets than any other mike. Bulls . Cox ... 11c "Ititey re just hon. Ratted In rarrintinella Best :41eriinJ Lamb, Eggs (hostel!) 42c up. Stand me 134 II Fi.lileg4 69: M *Optional at extra coo Combination of Powergfide automatic VEALS iwinsmiwion anti I t 'Slue-Fisme"• en nine- as alalefe in lie laid tit - VI 99 Highest Maricet ?rice toe "la-o-TerC an7 n,1 • the sill, s I g Fancy ‘'.'al'. Hides and Hams t_an. .teehix, ••riee.‘! • 110tInF DEAN E At•V • squeezed the 1 No. 1 Veak II t Schoendietod Cards 1' Prkee subject 0, change without HFVROLFTS THAN ANY OTHER CAA! It the feet 01 N, '!, Vei•1 - to, • Tigers 1011 lie !nee, Se the mount r! 97 voice lifted te . tit livs,ii 8.00-16.71 1 too: Thwrisun Giant. 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f 5.- PA041 FOUR THE LEDGER 'di TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY, J AY, JULY 9. 1953 Mrs. Zeffie Woods It's net toe early te be thinking about Forrest Fires and trying to Subscribe Today To Hostess For Jessie reduce them this fall. State For- Daily' Ledger & Times - WOMEN'S Club News Activities ester Newland says that Kentucky's PAGE Ludwick' Meeting 8.223 fires caused over $12us million Jo Barham, i dollars loss • in 1952. Careless smok- Editor. Phoae Mrs. Zeff4e Woods was hostess geoegoei 55 or 1150.M Weddings Locals ers and trash burners start the for the meeting of the DIVA Jessie major portion of forest furs. Ludwick Circle of the Woman't Association era Consecutive Dividend Prof. & of the College Pres- Mrs. Baar byterian Church held Vote For I of Directors of Inr•sico, Tueschay Picnic And Wierter afternoon declared a quarterly divi- honored At PERSONALS-1 at -three, o'clock. - Brigham Mean Party Social The Futrell- II., and one.half Roast Calendar president, Mrs. B. F. Scherf- payable o. July 21, 953 CA Held At City Bus, called At Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Adams have the' meeting to order pus of record os of June .30. Home and BRIGHAM returned to 'Asansitay, gave a short talk about will speak over FUTRI Prof. and Mrs. Robert Bear were their home in Akron, Park By Juniors Jillf 9 the Ohio, after The Wesleyan mission work. She concluded K P•••Alue the honored guests at a delight. a visit with Mrs. Summer activities of the Lois Circle of the her Oak Adams' parents, WSCS the First Met talk with a prayer. party held Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Waterfield Junior Grove No. 9 h odi St WNBS Prof. Tolbert Harmon of Church will meet with Mrs. Mrs. Charlie Crawford gave the and Mrs. L. R. Putnam at Hazel, and- of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Buist SaWs their :Mr. Adams' Scott at sever-thirty devotion on the subject, "Do for 'NE MORGAN TOW home on Chestnut Street. brother, Cleburne Circle included a picnic and wie- o'clatcO. You 12:15 P. M. P. rut Adams • • • Understand Your num The Baars are leaving Murray and Mrs. Adams, North ner roast Friday afternoon at the Freedom In nht St the Tenth Street. Tuesday, Christ?" banS Peey end of the summer session City Park. July 14 Friday, July • • 10 !14 FULLER at Murray State • Circles of the Woman's Mis- County College to make Special guests were twa out-of- A very inspiring Sheriff sionary Society of program was LOST their home' in Orange town members, Jennie C.1122011. the First Bap- presented kYFIELD, KY. City. !owe, Mrs. Dennis Burton of Detroit, tist Church by Miss Lydia Werhing. in behalf Mur where Mr. Baar will be Hodges of Okeechobee, Fla., who will meet at three The title of his candidacy teaching Mich.. has been the guest of her o'clock as of her discuss:en was en Rew in the college there. is spending the summer follows: I with Mrs. E. "Spanish Prof. and niece, Mrs. Lois with her D. American People.'' for Low Mn, Rear waterheid. grandparents. Shipley; II with Mrs. Bernie. us' are well known in Mr. and Mrs. B. The meeting was closed Murray Miller; Ill with Mrs. K. with eke' having appeared at num- • • • J. Hoffman, and Anna Lois Mc- T. Craw- the Mizpah benediction. Sheriff ford; IV with Mrs. Wade of pee, erous activities for musical Mr. and Mrs. G. Brandon Keel, Detroit, Mich., who has Crawford.' During the T. and 1 social selec- • • • hour Mrs. merit. tions. The Bears will be extremely daughter, Janice, returned home been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Woods, assisted by Calloway County her IOU., .i nil mnseed Murray Star chapter • No, daugh- by I hea_Roreisy people. - Monday night aites-aa-.Lour- • 433j ter, 5e_EytX1 a. ..partp, stern -K picnic supper Was served motor trip to Kilgore, Texas. Other guests were Jackie Wat- Star will! iced tea to the The public is invited to hear en hold its regular eight members the spacious porch • • • sun, Jetta Culpepper, meeting at the and two this of the Put- Mrs. B. J. Masons visitors present. talk nam hurae. Hoffman Hall at eight o'clock. • Summer flowers were and Mrs. J. L., Cul- used as decorations. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bouland and pepper. daughters. Judy and Jeanette, of Assisting the Junior Surervisor. Miss The honored Betty West couple was presen- Van Dyke. Mich, have returned to Mrs. Goldia McKeel Curd,' with ide. ted with a hand hammered brass their home after a week's visit games and recreation were Honored CAPITOL iter real Itray. - Peggy At Shower with Mrs. Buuland's mother, Mrs. Outland, past president of the And Guests in haled membei r, of the Cameron Pool Junior Gritve, and Loretta Culver, Held At Corn Home Fri. and Sat. re • maw faculty • • • not at Murray State the secretary of the grove. Mrs. Alfred Lindsey, Mrs. Noble 2 —• College. Those present Claude Miller rug Were Mr. returned to his Other Farris, Mrs. Hershell Cern and 33 - and Mrs. Russell members attending were: 1 Terhune Mr. and home Tuesday after having under- Mrs. Guy Billington entertained Mrs. David Nancy ,Willoughby, Linda Wullougle. I is- Gliwater, Mr. and gone an operation at the Baptist with a mIscellaneous Richard Mrs. by, Frieda Fitts. Glenda Culver, shroCer on 31- Farrell,' Mr. and M r s. Hospital in Memphis, Tema He is Friday eve:rung at Rumen Rose Marie Dyer. Linda Hale. the Corn home Prydatkevytch, Mr. „turd improving nicely. on the Mayfield Road. 13-h Mrs. Georgia Lou Edwards, Bettie Cul- John Winter, • • • 34-e Mr. and MIS. The party 21-ti .14eale Mato', pepper, Judy Culpepper, and Nel- was held in luirior, 31- Mrs. Josiah Dar- of Miss Betty nell, the Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Bob Sims have lie. Jo Jackson. West, who was mar- Se-- honored couple and the ried to with boats. returned home after a vacation During the short business session, Boyie McWhorter at the First Baptist JOHN CARPENTER in Detroit, Mich. They were ac- the Grove voted to change the Church in Murray meeting dates on Sunday, July 5. 411111111111111111.111111M companied home by their son, to the second and Miss West Dickie, and Mrs. Sims' mother, fourth Monday afternoons. chose to wear for the occasion Mrs. Suella Futrell, who have Mrs. Curd announced that instead a cotton track f•• Lakeview Drive turing rose In been visiting friends in Detroit of the other regular meeting for embroidery on a wi background. for a few weeks. July there would be a picture show It was styled wita hursday circular and Friday • • • party Monday. She invited the skirt with a rose vel. PLEASE "Little Egypt" group to see Esther Williams in belt. She was presented a corsage NOTE! Mr. of in hschnicolor and Mrs. Mason Me-Keel. the "Million Dollar Merrnaid-" - white carnations by the hos- rring Mark Stevens Detroit. 'roved in Murray last Sixteen girls were on hand Mon- tesses. I HAVE SOLD place on the week from a two weeks' vacation day tu The tea table was MY INTEREST sad Rhonda Fleming see the pictuae. overlaid With To you men in Florida. They • • • aq imported and women, • i* remained here lace cloth with a boys and girls, both white , inipl IN THE FIRM and colored, if you 'Sunday to visit his mother. arrangiment of white glad- OF will elect me your next sheriff, I M u5, loll give to wi Billie' McKeel, and his sister, Melugins' and white .chrysanthemums you good people the same kind of service ,4j11 Thurman. Mrs. Goldia Clifford flanked answer an McKeel Cud. Re- by white candles it, cryital your calls, both day and night, will tv and hate turning to Detroit with holders. Mrs. school follow yo them Sun- Cabin Is The Scene James Parker pea- buses, patrol your highways, and day were .tinjoe Lois McKee', sided at the' Hill & police y Lulled States who punch bowl. Garland I county, Rd I have done Those lb the past five years. epaigui6vcier pweel.544m1a 4stre • her Of Potluck Supper attending were close in the Pacifit friends a tbe 4 t. • 4-0 istett friends, haatoleg Who te - • 4. the man that 2:•ou elect for your Waters, Detriet. who was here in. enjoyed a pot luck supper soil daughterorgr. arirlOrri sheriff,. will be .the George'My man that you will have to depend visit his parents, Mr .and Mrs. an evening of recreation at the 0. West, Sr.. of Lansing. Mich, interest with Mr. It'll h,as been to protect you, your Neva both pleasant hosste; your chi1dren, and Waters and his sister, Mary Melugin-Sledd cabin on Kentucky formerly of Murray. -enes for the your lokedi Ler 01.107'0s/ Helen and profitable. At next four years. 4 Waters Lake Thursday evening with Mr. this time I would like to wish and reside at 9 IL.ft: With , • • • and Mrs. Clifford Melugin as the Read our Classified, for Mr. 11111 continued School hosts. success — and to express thanks raining your "Wants and Carefully select your years, hate Turners Return Needs" to my friends and sheriff. I The wide screened porch ex- customers, whom I dealt with, re in Murray From tending thw full length of two sates Automatit; Florida Trip -while a 'partner in This business. of the house looking out over the Mr. .and Mrs. William E. Turn- Your Vote and beautiful lake, furnished a plea- Influence Will Be Appreciated icilniart to the er and miss Donna Kay Huey sing setting for the informal bus- have returned from a thre.- weeks' iness session and for the sappier of James Garland efrostind vacation in Miami Beach and BRIGHAM baked ham, fried chicken, salads, FUTRELL f 1 A Daytona' Beach, Fla. cakes, pies and cold drinks that ita r They aIso vented his parents. followed. Jugrier Mr. arid Mrs. A. E. Turner of Mrs. Joe Baker, preeldent of tha dawn Wetumpka, Ala., and Mr. and =ea, Mrs; Officers Club, presided during grope Ross Langford of Montgomery, the :getie Intlorrnal business session. The Jr. arm; Ala. ritualistic meetings and the regular Mr_ and Mrs. Turner and Donna Deep,foom-rubber can Ds monthly meetings of the Officers cushioning left Wednesday to make :the ir peal yo home Club have been discontinued dur- both the sears and toe seat in Louisville where he is stationed You cou ing July and August. Plans were backs :ends ocideci :Jxury at Girdler Corporation Ever to as a gov- IT 10 that tin made for another picnic for ernment inspector in Aug- ROADS.4/43113 comfori: 'How charge of ust. Signal Corps Inspection. •t ";1. • • • arm, the 417. Other entertainment for the neeO to I evening consisted of swimming. us 111.1111111=c-r -r`-- ea •arsil wading, boat riding and conver- hers.each 0th, .4r41 ,0. sation. watc n Oda lap of Out-of-town Luxurg mir guests present were ? the bunk. -Guess 95 Drive In Mrs. Dennis Burton Detroit, Mica , who was visiting her niece, Mrs. said. He t • fiddle stri / Lois Waterfield, and Anita Lois the bunk MS-90 Thursday Only McKeel. Detroit. Mich., who was OUL "Three visiting her aunt. Mrs. Goldia Mc- Packrat HUghanda"-- Keel Curd. — — — with Eve Arden, Howard IT I tar DaSilvs, Others present were: Mrs. Mar- WORLDS Owls Do Out now, Emlyn Williams tha Ceder. state 1/11,1TICAL VALVI IVO and manqger. Mrs. Flint Ye Ruth Warrick Waterfield. Mrs. Curd, Mrs. Baker. up. Mrs. Lula Fanner, Mrs. Garva •That I Friday and Saturday Gatlin, Miss Bee Purdom, sleepily r ad John Wayne in Voline Pool, MIK8 ClOti:t• Pool, or questio $349.95 MI's. Genius Hamlin, Moe l'urdy. an "Red River" Narinie McCoy, Mrs. better urn with Walter Brennan Lucille Kelley, Mirs -," Katie Martin. Mrs. he was Montgomery Chit and Linn Valeirtme, •• •••••• Mrs. Chat lie Hale, Mrs. Gatlin his Joanne Dru WhIth dire Cloplon. Loretta Culver.. Glenda ••• It n Culver, Don ieg:flat'n !hors only Henry, and Mr. arid part of itl Mrs. Melugim init, a full-width freezer h ?ouch Mkt . They d holds 40 lbs. of frozen with a c ay , s, a handy lift-out shelf for smoke m FRIS or', -u, of Manning n items, 2 big, deep, porce- Sitio cost, the dugou inished Hydrators, shelves anti Winchester • door, all-porcelain In. for the Coi SAT. W'd like to spoil you a hit. boa Of rifle r, rust-proof aluminum The casual case with which you still finer braking—plus sactie the added to nil es plus these other features. We'd command sharkling • few rev like to seat you in a 1953 Buick getaway from convenience of Power Twin-Turbine Brakes,* if carrying in THREE OF TODAY'S RAY Ho taNtAsTER and let you he Dynajlor- — and the you wish. she d iota Roll-to-You Shelf sheer comfort of its with M MOST --coddled in the most sumptuous new quiet and ter ow-Haw with 3-Year EXCITING Surely, So think, MILEAND comfort on four wheels. infinite. smoothness ... you ought to look into this slept solve ronsetion Plan SfARS ARLENE supremely satisfying ROADMASTUN tied no i xclusivo Chrickwbe in the What we have in' mind is more than The matchless gentleness and level- comfortable Saturday for 1953—and see for co Trays just a sampling ness of-ride from all-coil yourself th • Ulm gently. Evening Post's of the spacious springing, the lap no-piece, all-steisi DAHL torque of luxury is more than a "They re roominess here — and of the mash- -tube steadiness, liquid- figure voice so ca abinet construction . story of voodoo WENDELL smooth of speech when you take understance ionsibat cradle you in opulent and power deliz,,ery— making firand locked by and violence! your seat here. Why not lie swun enveloping softness. you barely aware of motion. of road Nish us flreir got ir war& Motors COREY. soon? irregularities, *Optiu nal at extra with Laura of stopping and cosi. could see It's the magnificent luxury of starting... the dugo t RomaviAsTmt travel that we'd and an the ma& Ne4, like nd the 010111111 farlif ilise.Too" 7 4".• you to know consummate ease-of- was, 3 reef wow wise roe,- group of h me ln 1 Ask about ... ihe widest choice el solo., dies, study handling you enjoy from the ',lost eid. pat arrived all the new The sotil-satisOing feel of bossing maneuverable ROADMASTER q ROA DMASTER ill gin bulked ldaire Refrigerators almost' limitress power from "Think tin M/by 1ff the Buick history. A car with the Custom tvorld's newest built by Buick looking into and most advanced 111.M-oldie I,el p ofPoWER STEERING. . -Not a cn TECHNICOLOR .VS eifit'"( 'lacy re juin am Appliance ; car the velvety control. of up. Hann me Y641-44.'5;"-Reaaz(1 ""`A/0a(e.;P c`46- lie laid the ompany LAST TIMES TONIGHT — RF"Ek /9*•, MOISLES BULT 81.;.MWILL the sill, sigh FRANK LOVEJOY 2;.g.0 THEM squeezed the Ur hone 56 and JOAN WELDON ANT OTHER CAR! It the feet of T Side Square in the mount rear "THE SYS TEM" .DUPL1N voice lifted to a KICK COMPANY igh aa sailed wildly ids and Maple St. Phone Slash 7 wheel and gal. Laura. Careful, tufw. 500 Murray, Ky. loped down the cio-hirlec.r:t Manning you keep Mit of tinC We pent a shot after

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We remora. CALF LOST al Public white face, paint, sueti d our react weights 585 Brothers. an FOUND - 1h. 11111111613a. Mee.. naine on CI 91. SW, Climes. 1 Perry, Phof Mt •- at to: Sneered • NOW IN PROGRESS LOST - TA1 Ch Murray and the Reward for MIDSCHr the Loobe Leaf 4fIgittl t Ch / 11111111. CROS.5. an. , • ,. ACRO1 ..• •.:.! 7 •),• 1 1-Co mmoi jiv,r • 6-Symbol . i•'.."4: .4 COMPANY corium i • 6-Cowboy So As Nk...._ ..------BELK-SETTLE eompotli tiv 11-Irresula, enCt• I) -----.------*_z /A 13-Fit to 1, i yds. 16-trlynit101 contrib'- - **hie, Pink, Blue, Green Yellow _ 21 calcium IS-Stay win our pr la-Knot M rid 16-Priest's Curtains $1.98 pr. \Winter) the voi Organdy SNEER LY SENSATIONAL 21-0therw., 11-1,falt •ri wherevr 1'2 yds. 23-Military IOC One Hundred White, Pink, Blue, Green, Yellow_2 storage sorry. •• It-Artirmat we to the ik 29-tIncutice 111-Airother Pal Japan a Curtains $2.95 & $3.95 Jacob ket 1 Organdy of In 33-Not• ma rcm $4-em•dunc we hay. 35-Hitter VI bor Sq. PRINTS It fi,• nopt. a CHENILLE One Big Table 80 /9 -Pronoun da.) such / even t! down w Special 39c 3 yards $1.00 Inc p ha‘ Price 1 LOOP • - egelf11 en' -p Special Mr Mal $1.00 NYLON HOSE Ter Plastic Drapes & Curtains Irregulars of $1.00 Vattte IOC RUGS Spa 59c -2 prs. $1.00 Chi gue. bet SPECIAL 51 Gauge and 60 Gauge the NYLON HOSE Na* Special Be First $1.00 Quality For This 88c Sale • -'•••• Nylons Mr vie 40z56 Pal Son' Pillow Cases ONE LOT LADIES' SUMMER Reg. 59c Value Mo. par 39c bitt Special Ord Dress Shoes/ 12 Price Stat ,,t5rr-1 11.11 Nitre IN Mk. da Pad VALUES TO $8.95 Jug...it. the t day ONE LOT 'LADIES' dawn. Cote a grope towarc gentle preaftu Ms arm -Rt. can no done, spa.. don't you anal thei UP° Play Shoes You couidn't Me: In that root c -How .houi Broken Sizes take tag arm, though. Mr need to be Cr Pig us mere. Pad, but '1111.1)REN'S PLAY SHOES each other c, leai watch besides the bunk." 130 COUNT - NO. 1 SECONDS "Guess you 1.98 $2.49 $2.95 Bald. He telt I addle string the bunk an one Taldo Good Assortment rolorA anti Styles .. BEAUTIFUL CANNON SUFI Out_ Pacarat Pu III a far cog SHOES 81x108 out now," hi /- $2.00 You re fe LADIES' PLAY 81x99 Flint.

FOR THIS SALE-. -That's rig ONE.BIG TABLE SPECIAL sleepily. Merl of question.s COTTONS $1,98 and $2.95 l'urdy, .,no n Embroidered PILLOW CASES si be tier ume th he seas too ti lus mina keg Special !loll One I.ot - Reg. 15c which directio SPECIAL _ New Shipment t' 15 new bee EXTRA WASH CLOTHS WASH CLOTHS ne, nun as 904/ Solid and Striped 'Tin Moto') 100 Dozen to Go Ak They'd ma Special - - - 10 for $1.00 For only Sc Ian with • ChM C11111111111 I smoke must !hot' Manning nad Yards and yards of bright and foot". the dugout., o cottons. . specially reduced ;Cult /water. cheery -mhe 4 vds. $1.00 - Towels for the Colt in In price to make Summer sewing more Towels - TOWELS Vox of rule sn to nis saddle)/ for your budget than Summer In of a pleasure for this Sale, 5,000 yds. • few revolvi Sped. 20x40 Plaid Towels Itro, ever before. Come choose from 50 dozen carrying in no thelv StIed lost in plains and prints, sheers and Sheer Material Heavy Quality, Reg. 49c Value (Cr with Many washable, of course! So thinking stripes. All slept soundly 44c 33c fled no m o r vals. to 79c - now Special for this saW- comfortable i him gently. this Sale 'They re n Delightful 1 Table Materials, Special for so calm Summer voice REAL VALUE - 100 Dozen Cannon understanct Materials A fie swung I at Printed Rayon flour, got tot° Values to 98c. with Laura to LOW, LOW Towels 39c - -3 for $1.00 could see th, the dug...A a PRICES or 2yds. ;1.00 and in the cl 59e group of nori 29c to $1.00 studytm for this Sale lust arrived, I One Bie Table, Special Cannon Towels yard Yard 100 dozen gin bulked nil Values to $1.98 "Think pc; $100 No. 1 Seconds of Reg, $1.00 Value looking inside Drapery Material Frit 6 -Not a che "illtry-re just 48 inches Wide tip. Hand me Special 69e .2 for $1.00 Ile laid th, Solid big table Solid and Printed the sill, • I g All Cc squeezed the i t CAR! scher It the feet of NYLONS NEW SHIPMENT the mount ri Matc voice lifted ti Values to $1.98 yard to flailed wildly Mat Sets - special $1.00 Bath Roc Slash 7 who Bath loped down Special $1.00 5nnt al

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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1953 TEE LEDGER & TIM, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FWD wet OBITUARY t Moody I Leonadia Noah (L.N.) JNES GiGW WANT Al)ar TO., was burn September 27, 1873, in dolo011ork 4400 Calloway County, Ky. He died USE „,111,00, June' 8, 1953. lie was • a son of ,00111,1e. , dl the late L. P. Moody and Sarah 4-P ECE METAL DINETTE SUITE ONE USED GREEN LEAF DE- Bennet, to -Gleaming red and white por- SIGN beige tapeary two piece AVE Lost and Found n FOR SALE I Ruaa Ann. celain finish. $49.50. Exchange stationary living room suite-r FOR RENT I He was married to Furniture Company. 100 North 4th two cushion., buttoned end de- Rowlett in 1897 who predeceased CALF LOST - RED BULL, WITH SPINET PIANO LARGAIN - WV union were Phone 877. J 10c sign. Also two mahogany lamp FOR RENT TWO APARTMENTS. him in 1902. To this white face, marked by green WaveL• de-- A are anxihus to contact someone tables with matching cocktail -Each has 4 rooms and bash. born three children: paint, auction number is 933, FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL LOT deceased 1917; with GOOD CREDIT in this table. These five nice pieces all Call 1162. Ja ceased 1950; Horne, weights 585 lb. Call 214, Shroat section, who want a bargain in on Woodlawn Street. - Newly for only $100.00. Call 1793-X-J. Ann Annie.) Mallorytown Ont, Brothers. J9c black-topped. See Fred McClure. J9c FOR RENT 3 ROOM APART- Canada. Step by step-pave the read se a beautiful spinet and bench. J9c MENT at N. 5th and Pine. Pri- your success with United „States FOUND - POINTER BITCH then married' in 1902 to Savings Bonds: Join the Payrol Famous make, standard key- TWO 8-FOOT SERVEL GAS RE- vate front and back porch. Wired He was name un culler - Bruce Bucy7 board and guaranteed for 16 BEAUTIFULLY KEPT! ALMOST FRIGERATORS, used but in Inez-Thompson. To this -union -was- 0.1,eisaewi Sasinga Plan where ybu 'work or du -fOr electric stove. Call l005-V7. Bond-A-Month Plan where Boo Irani Perry, Phone 301-X-M. .19p dining room suite in born one st3n, Clay, at home. Bow much years. Write immediately for de- anew 9-piece excellent condition. One 11 cubic J 10p money did you Save -it's the systematic, Church today? automatic nai tails of this unusual offer and mahogany. 9 lovely pieces you'll foot double door Servel Electric He was united with tins. You know, it IS possible to to save for your future! Anti, you LOST - TARPAULIN in save money EVERY DAY when you BETWEEN eopPortutlity to inspect spinet, be proud to own! Only $229.95. motorless, a bargain. One Pro- of Christ at Old Liberty early now have the privilege of holdall Murray and New Hope invest in UNITED STATES SAY- Church. to-A. A. Tater, 724 So. 4th Riley's Number 2 Stoic, 105 gress ice box. 100 lb. capacity, life and regularly attended the Oft.* your Series F. Bonds after they Reward for returning INCS BONDS through the Payroll to Farris St., Louisville, Ky. J9c North 3rd Street, Phone 1672. very reasonable. One boss Oil Political Church of Christ at New Concord, mature, to le* them keen earnias Loewe Leaf Savings Plan. The money you put swore for you . . . actually additta Floor. J9p J9c table range. One Easy Spin- The tuneral was held at the Announcements into SAVINGS BONDS woi.s for to your saving., with a return after YOU teethe rain of three per drier' Washer. All of the above family residence, New Concord, cent ten additional years of eighty per- interest compounded items are real bargains - Come where his wife is an invalid in semnannnally cent on your original investment. CROSSWORD PUZZLE '"'""""' GOLD SEAL -- EXTRA HEAVY -The Ledger and Times Is amiss.- when the. Bonds are held to matu. take a kink. Airiene Gis Coin- d. Bl'O. Taylor and Bro. Billing- weight linoleum. All patterns rized to announce the followAtaLbe rily. Think what that means in InBovFs_info_r t.y..nolin drusiu"re_'" NrSavyiownIP ACROSS 41.41.132". 1sti axl point Wad rSIV r-1111/4M1 Many: 504 Main, Phone 117. .113c ton officiating. Pallbearers were aLuausr_sunanciaumeatitx±voinffireirfulern_,_ - alga 'ATOM ram rimplamm and 12_1011,. tea -for -omen stikieet to 1--Commotion ( .) nephews: vernbn, Broom, Liordon for you and your family. In no Un AMOUOMM MO $1.10. Exchange Furniture Com- Democratic Primary on August A, 4-Symbol for 43-Poker stak• and Minton Moody, 'Taft and James time, you have a comfortable nest cerium 45-Consume UN 4W13M POUR pany, 100 North 4th, Phone 877. CAN LICK 1953. Patterson, Andrew - and Garvin egg to help make your &cairns NOW YOU S-Cowbor '47-Chr1stian 'AIJ31.1 WAIN Wq0 .110c competition 60-Teutonte deity UWAWA 'AUMill MO For Sheriff Wilson. Burial was hi the City come true. It's entre saving with ATHLETE'S- FOOT WITH 11-Irregular 62-Ache FOR PAPERING SEE P. C RICH. Brigham Futrell -UNITED STATES StiVINGS 13-Fit to be eaten 63-Uppermost Ut.451;1 PIWSU ALEXANDER SMITH WOOL CAR- Cemetery, KERATOLYTIC ACTION ERSON, Kirksey, or call Mur- Alton Hughes BONDS through the Payrolli fungicide, 16-1-Hytabol for Part LIP] MOM OUOUU PET with pad. $ize 9x12, green T-4-L, a kerateiyue calcium 5A-Ialberatti UUM MOOR gMBM ray, 948-W-1, 114p Lovingly remem. kings Plan. SLOUGHS OFF the tamed outer III-13ity window 64-Shoval tone on tone leaf pattern Good F'or County Court Clerk Sadly Missed, 18-Knot 60--River in Italy MMUS allgO MO Randall Patterson bered by Inez, Clay and Annie. skin, exposing buried rung, and Re OWAMOU_MM Condition. No wear apparent. BRUSH If-Priest's Ai -Fruit FOR BEXTER OF BET-) Hatters Garner kills on contact. Leaves skin like a vestment La -Ceremony WOOMOU WEIgumg, $40.00. Call 17937X-J. .19c TER cleaning producti-contrict baby's. In just ONE HOUR. if not 21-Otherwise IS --A trts 00105M OM AMA - •i R. L. Cooper -Half an ere SS-Cooled lava Mrs. .I.t4;nes Payfte, phone 913-W. pleased, your lale back at any drug 21 A RUGGED BEAUTY AT A WON- Geynell Ostiorn Williams Subscribe Today To The 23 -Military 42-1'ronoun Jibe store. Today at'Holland Drug Co. storatte Oaf, DERFUL price. An & piece din- for City Judge ft -Affirmative DOWN 1-Tlypothetical 29 -Unconcealed tprv0 ing room suit you'll. be ,proud Ccrelie Rustling Daily Ledger 8/..Times 31 r. loot her tit 1-Alms bog 8, iSat to own, $99.95. Riley's Number MM".. UNMS orr mime SIT Eliii Robertson Jacob 2--Twofold 9 111,1vit 33-Nota of scale 3-Kingof nasbrut 10-Ancient 2 Steire, 105 North 3rd Street. down and let a NORGE WASHER Fur Magistrate, Murray District 24 -Crovhinction 11-Cloddras of 13-4'ra:teed - and DRIER (with the famous, I Phone 1672. Jfk. Herman Barber vetch vegetation LISIEN 35.-Hitter 14-1s4lege degree- 3ii Re mistaken 6-lionaan official exclusive "Time Line") do your H. M. Workman (abbr.) Par the Radio Entertainment fl-Pronoun II-Let go 11-Mayo work. Just press the title Time Fur Magistrate Wadesboro Distsiet Bast la 20-Prohibit MAYTAG SAVES! - WE HAVE Line knob and your NORGE Lee Donelson 24-Spindle two nice used ones. $:19.95 and trildma AUTOMATIC does the rest! The For magistrate Swann District 27-Send forth $04 au- mica's sNumber, 2 Store , famous NORGE TIME LINE Bryan Galloway !It-Locatiofn 105 North 3rd Street, PhOne 1672. 29--Part o automatic dryer ha s exclusive For Magistrate Cluncord Diatriet LAUGH skeleton J9c r ..•1•111.4. qh 10-Region 4-way selective drying. Come in Chester H. Yarbrough 33-Mountain today! Economy Enron. Hardware. For Jailer PHONE DIAL of AT ONLY $20.00 YOU :CAN GET+ 13401VNBS13" AR-Tattered cloth Henry BillIngton ii II 37-Relative this used knee hole desk with 2,9 is U i''' Ed Burkeen ARNI 41-lireak matching chair, walnut senema NOW BETTER THAN EVER - is. s7 54 soddenly Seth Cooper 24 90 44-1 lpenwork J9c Yes Kelly Produce no souses a Call 1793-X-J. Eur County Attorney fabric new chemical in bug ind pest Friday, July 10, 1953 fe 17 yv, 46-Abounds Nat Ryan Hughes 411-Vrowp THE LAST WORD IN PERFEC- extermination, better than DDT. ..4" Bob Miller 41.-.Couritry of TION. That's a used table top. Call Sam Kelly .today at 441. Get 1145 Best Is Yet To Be .., Asia For County Judge b.u0 Farm Program 51-Harvest Perfection Stove. $29.95 Riley's rid of bugs, flies And termites 2:00 News 64-1ffrilliantly Hall Hood 6:15 Farm Program Number 2 Store, 105 Nerth 3rd now. Kelly's "sodae.- A8c for You to 2745 A c..1"1,41 limb Garkind Neale 6c30 Hymn Time 2:05 Mtlic r.5- European Street, Phone 1672. J9c 8:45 Call ,way Capers 2145 Judy Johnisin Bil'AINIMMEEM 2.6-Dintaleas NOTICE -- FOR HAY BAILING For Tax Assessor Pledell re ti:55 Nev.'s 3.00 News DURABLE AND 000n FOR see Co .on or Blacka Howard in Robert Young (abbr.) 7:00 Morning CMcer 105 Western Star AMINIAMMUMW1111 57-linen kiwi many years to come!. A lovely J9p James Johnson k3-Latin 9 piece dining Innen suite for Magistrate Brinkley District 7:15 Clock Watcher' to 8:00 3.15 Western Star. REINNIM HMI= roliJunci I, 41 11:00 News 3:30 Music for Friday 5!--Stnh..1 tor $159.95. See it at Riley's Num- NORGE HOME FREEZERS SAVE Vernon Coleman WEEK -tellurium 8:15 Morning Devotion 3:4`i Music for Friday EyERY MOM -You and me ber 2 Store. 105 North 3rd, yua money! Buying metre food For ollwtaeterr jetreriisetunntatriv7 UMMIN UN 14 830 (h•gfVut Reveries • 4:00 Postcard Parade Phone 1672. J9c at s meala lovirt. prices 11:45-Mornifig Special 415 Postcard ,Parade .tith a NOtiGE, there's 900 Morning Moods 4:30 Postcard Parade .7 no spoilage! Sec them today. VNBS CARD OF THANKS 9:15 Morning Moods 4:45 Pnatcars /tirade Economy Hardware. Whether yeal 9.30 Morning Moods 5:00 Sports Parade grow it or buy it -- store it in ilis• would like to express our 9:45 Morrang Moods 5:15 Teatime Topics Thursday, 10:00 p.m. a NORGE HOME FREEZER. ',mere thanks tund appreciation In 10:00 News 5:30 Telitiille TUI.M.711 Aiurrar, Rm. Taylor, Bro.- 4-111•16 Rural Rhythm -'5.45 Sagebrush sorenad. F*F1' Billington and to our many kind Y4ASP41,*1,"*" CLARKSVILLE NURSING HOME 10130 Lean Bre k and laeles 6.011 News friends and neighbdrs who, contri- -A Christian Mime offering good 10.45 Ley) Back end Listen 6:15 Between the lines 4. Corr9194. 194t. Se lbUted in any way 'In e•Ur reeent Cwowa..1 kas care. Reasonable. Phone 9625, 10.55 Scrapbook 6.30 Baseball Warniip hisassais 4'Ow cad bereavement. Also many thank& Clarksville, Tern, J1y24p 'l1:00 1340 Club 8•55 St. Louis - -Milwaukee base- to the J. H. Churchill Funeral ,....rtAr NM l'Airl6bre - VU41111 "'They'll be back," he prophe- Manning ate the cold meat 11:15 1340 Club game to 9:30 IN rim awl Home for the kind service rendered darkness of the cutifee sied 'On toot." bread, crouched beside the window, 11:25 Eddy Arnold 9.30 Plattertime hi/gout. the thick Female Help Wanted I us. darkness netore Now now in °lazes had they and was glad for those supplies 11:30 Favorite Vocals 9:45 plattertime dawn, Cote Manning The Family heard Laura come so arierringly to this coulee? she'd brought from town. of L. N. Moody 11:45 Gospel Hymns 10:00 News grope toward aim •ne fell the "Anybody in town know you -Hope they're getting good and WOMEN WANTED - ADDRESS PLEASE LISTEN TO ALTON 12:00 News 1015 fasteners Request to 11:00 gentle pressure us ner tingera on were using this place as a hide- hungry," he said. stud mail postcards. Make over P. Hughes, candidate for sheriff his arm 12 15 Brigham Futrell 10:30 News "Everything s done that out Manning asked Laura. -They can always send a man $50 week. Rush name and ad- who will speak in support of his can oe done," she 12.25 Musical Interlude 1.045 Musical Interlude is i ti. "Why "Only Ma Hibbard," she re- back to Slash 7 for grub," Laura dress. UNDO, Watertown, Mass, candidacy Saturday eveniag. July Ciotti you snatch some sieep, Cain? 1:00 Record Shop to 145 11:00 sign Off plied. "And you can b en she observed. J13p 11, at 6:45 over WNBS. lc You couidn't nave got much rest woulcIn t nave told. tiesitics, Tor- But Manning In that root cellar." Judged that there gin mien t had time to get to Man• was no diminution of the strength "How .bout you?" tic asked,1 NANCY • BY Erni* nington and back again." of the besiegers and grew more 'We'll take turn • nouL You Manning thought of convinced of this as the drat, though. You re the one who'll Slade Rux- afternoon ton then Ruxton had dragged on. The flours need to be fresh U Slash I traits been to this had be- very dugout had come an endlessness of us her,, Packrat and I will keep the careful one discourag- grown desperate • n 0 ing the Mild miles and YOU ARE eacn other company and Stan et theret +re standing careless? He shook his ready against anyone* watch Detentes. Von go he,down , heats He venture- wEIADZHT Jan I seen ftuxtun out there someness. He took to using the GONG- TO GET the bunk." wail FORTUNE bia8t1 1, but tie couldn Winchester again, for he -Cities& you re right," Manning t be sure, wished SOME MONEY, toil with the light so to conserve such few forty-five sand He felt drawn tighter than a uncertain. His knee ached from shells as were left. He'd need &Idle string He round nis way to crouching them UNEXPECTEDLY by this a induw. He tor close-up work when the bunk and stretcheu n onset/ looked at darkness , Laura, net came and Torgin out. face was composed, could make a her cheeks snowing only • rush. Packrat Purdy .was a quiet one taint flush ot is 11 tar cope/. 'Got it tiggered excitement. She'd do to That was the rub. The present ,atle • man in a out now," tie said. "Y s u sin tight, sne'd tong advantage 01 the besi.ged w a name proved that Flan. You re Flint's boy gruwed • daylight, these droning sunlit Up.' He glanced through the window. hours. But what would happen "Sonicaine moving out there," nit when night fell? This thought SALE-. 'That s right," Manning said Sleepily. There was • whole passel reporteu, Ana bullets rattled nagged constantly at Manning, OT questions tie wanted to ask against the log wail, an at7 g r y tilling him with foolhardy notions,. Purdy. and maybe there was no fuel I inde. He'd used up the last of the Win- chester shells when better time than now. rirouble was, -Let back!" he shout ed at evening came, 5.1 -411 //p• lei I I . he eras too tired for talking, and Latlf 8- -They're en root ard hut- so ne discarded the empty rifle. Its his mind nept shuttling every kering In the bushes." only usefulness woidd be as 111 Club which direction. Ile guessed every- Packrat Purdy came close to to help stave off • rush. He spaced By Al Capp ,. 1g nad been done that could be Manning. -Ginime a gun!" the old out his forty-five shells as the twi- he, mat as Laura nail said. eccentric stiourco and lifted Man- light deeparteclainto night. Not ning's torty-tive from Its enough shells--not nearly enough. "TM hungry," Packrat had said. holster, cm UCK E.!- WAL, r-HA5s GOOD BhcuksnE's MAH FUTURE BAEN '40' Is lie tired three times in rapid suc- Packrat nuddled in a corner, made AM in( They'd m • d e nirn be content 1lAIN'T 1s10 GOAT; CalsiOST DAIC`4 MAE MARR--/IN' MosT-Kt T HAVE KJ° 7'00 cession through the window. Man- weary and fretful by the endleSs Ill,n. with a cold meat sandwieh.. No FACF-ER-Ail MEAVIS, 'WAIN'? A wiDEIER!! CECIL B DemILDEw pAPt:7-4 BUT rut!! LATE., ning saw leaves clipped from the day. Laura's face h ow e d the smoke must show, anti no light.. AS-1I JAIN'?" NO Gomm, tin's', BAD!! mass Vas-4 ill' Al-l'M GONNA SONY!' that' Manning nad leaned the guns into bushes. strain of the hours. WILDIDOW GoAr-FACEPI THEY' ex- foot"... the dugout, his forty-eve and 1114 "None of that," Manning cried Manning forced a grin as he Winchester. He had a few rounds and batted at Purdy ann. "We Idnked at them in the gathering largossa. for the Colt in his belt and • spare haven't got the powdeis to burn." gloom. "Nothing much left hut the loin boa of rifle shells which fled toted A bullet sang through the win- victory celebration." fie said. contributed Laura said, "I think they're In In nis saddlebag Laura dow and brought the rusty stove- up • few revolver shells she'd been pipes down with a clatter. Man- to as mething. I'm sure that only 'Sri' carrying in ner pocket for the gun ning risked peering out. Ile saw half of them have been shooting shelv She d lost in tier eutbank encoun- one man, bolder than the rest, edg- this Mat twenty minute' or Fin.' ter with Manning. ing out from cover, crouched low Purdy stared upward. "Maybe So Chinking, tie ?Med and then and stepping forward. Manning they're iniuning around to get slept soundly, though it s.erned took the forty-five from Purdy and on the root." tie d no ni or e than got himself snapped • quick shot. Going light Manning shoak his newt "It's Comfortable when Laura Shook enough for good shooting now. The dirt, and too thick to let a bullet hIrn gently. Slash 7 man howled, dropped his through. If they stet-ted clawing "They re here," she said, her gun and clutched at his left fore- a note, we could make It hot for Woke so calm that he dicin t at first arm and beat fast for shelter. them front this aide." understand. Thus It was to go through the "Look!" Laurn cried. "They've Ile swung his legs to the earth weary morning, with Slash 7 play- got my wagon and are pushing It Sour, got into his boots, and crept ing sale by lying hidden and vent- up the coulte." ABB/E as' SLATS By Rae burn Van Berea with Laura to the one wineloW. tie ing Its anger in an ocrasiontil,,vol- Manning risked a loolc and drew - - - openness between in a/ IT FA5T, BECKY, could see the iffy and once a while someone a bullet which made him jerk back I'M NOT PUNCHING TON IGHT, I SLATS...WALK oar To the dugu, t and the first bushes, growing bold and being sorry for his head. Hut he'd seen that Laura HONEY,., I' 5 EASIEST ca, ENOCH. BECKY'S FREE...SHE'S GOT THE PORCH WITH mE... and in the clearing a nuddied It.. Manning had to maintain con- was right. OWN.,.1T5 FOR PLEASE ..• THAT WAY... group of horsemen sat their sad' stant vigilance, and his neck ached "A flee wagon," Manning said, FROM YOU I EXPECT A PUNCH A MIND OF HEIlt dies, studying the place. They'd from strain. A few times neat come getting the idea, and hope died in IN THE VOSE WHEN I ASK IF I HER TO SAY...NOT ME... Just arrived, Manning indeed. Tor- close to being clipped when he him. CAN MARRY THE 4 gin bulked big among them. showed himself to send back a Torgin's voice rose. "We've got GIRL YOU'RE NUTS ise -Think theyli, go away without shot. it loaded with dry hrtiall. We can ABOUT,..HOW noon Torgin looking inside?" Laura whispered. Near raised a shout. push it right against your donr COME, SLATS'? "Not a chance," Manning said "Ali we want Is Purdy. Send him and set it ablaze. You're doWn to •"Ithey're just getting set to 1njun out, and we'll call off this show." your torty-flee, Manning, and I Up. Hand me the rifle." Manning answered him with a know it. Toss it out here or take Ile laid the Winchester across bullet and at once regretted the a toasting." the all), sighted carefully and waste. There weren't too many "Here it Is," Manning Bald anri All Cc Squeezed the trigger. Dust erupted shells lefts' flung the gun through the window. t CAR! at the feet of Torgin's norse, end "We gonna eat 7". Purdy de- "The rifle, ton," Torgin shouted. sale, the mount reared. 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THURSDAY. JULY 9, PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY 1953 treating them with varieties for Kentucky: mestone and fertilizer: to sow clover is essential in starting a late August. Wheat. and permit,ing Vigo alfalfa: to disk, fertilizer and re- good pasture. Lighter mica of needed -le:rtilizer Barley-Kenbar. Rye.13albo; DISASTER AREA accumulate fur grazing Winter oats TEXAS, OKLAHOMA poor pastures and to start fertilizer may be used if it is growth to -Atlantic. Seeded at January and Feb. the right time and the cover crop program. concentrated in rows )ust under M December. on good aaa. I HelpW' ruary. This system has bes n used 4--Mest- small grains furnish COLOR;b0 KANSAS MO. seed where the roots may come much L uactevi,, grazing through the s . step in elixitiocieeontastalcontact with It early in their Iltuccesacefullaybolhitinrrzn niei, cool reasons. Build A Soil testing is the first practice and reduces — — arm Iacts .. pasture improvement program. the cost of livestock production. I -One simply -can't lime or fertilize An acre of pasture in IS Eac • • • • FOR KENTUCKY FOLKS FLYING A efficiently without knowing what The excellent crop af grass worth us much as an acre in KILL INSECTS seed. harvested- Mass- --- 0 Mi clover 1 One and !OIL1• - . plant-foods -ishould be added. -t by Wm. C. Johnstone int`n NEW MEXICO A hundred 'county soil testing la- tucky this year will favor the AGRICULTURAL I REPRESENTATIVE boratories will be testing soil who have to cut it. There is on Pasture z.ainples for Kentucky farmers this abundance of fescue, red and lachno An Accumulated Winter United I- KENTUCKY BANKERS ASSOCIATION 'Amu clover year. In 1952 over 46 thousand clover, and an adequate supply of leielk earned t samples were tested. Of these. only of orchard grass and blue grass, North Georgia an LA period. Lb.. - 3315 samples came from meadow or which are the principle species per acre dining the th. to February 15, 1951. Last month. June, was Dairy, Pastures Month" and there Ai much pasture fields. Fifty-seven percent used in the pasture prottram. ember 1. 1950 Bli .available was Economy Grocery X A so we discussed dairying — to be done in July if pasteres are of these needed lime: 56 percent The only other feed Safi same area i • its importance to Kentucky and the to be renovated. or established in needeal potash and 46 percent need. Accumulate W I t e.r nutters.' hay harvested from the 304 Main tor previous summer. things we could do to make dairy-, August. First, a word about why ed phosphate. is a term with which Kentucky the PHONE Ch • 130 ing more profitable. Now. in July,1 August is best month in which to farmers should become familiar. --- the Cram this we will discuss pastures, because I I;:aineh a pasture imdrovement An abundance of plant food It refers to the removal of live- Plan to new Small, the arriei. best August is designated as ''Green , program. It is a good -ti n to ause available for the seedling vrass and stock from certain grass fields in fall' These are 1111E:M=Lusumalli Ch - — NI

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