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25, 1951' Selected As Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 , •hliss Fontaittli Over le hts take a ly Hills home ta hem Why Not Weather some daY. Kentucky-Son-.e cloudiness only has tilers not tandid Do All and warmer with widely Hollywood of such lithls scattered ,afternoon thunder Warner Baxtee, Bens se late Your Shopping IZ showers; hignest 90 to 95 in Wright and off, Teresa Lucii.ei east and viper 90') in west of the he has shots behiad- In Murray portion. : cenes tricks for making ;ing how snow • is mania! .ctar. scenes are how outdoor faked on. L backdropiraand so eta ay le home movies also scenes that are anipatd from YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME KIWI- • MURRAY POPULATION — 1,000 Vol' XXIII, No. 127 United Presa PAPER FOR OVER HALF A Kentucky, Saturday Afternoon, July /6, 1952 public versions by the n raga CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, • • • le•K COCKTAIL SPR1 cockpit max 'or a quick sward, tad yellow cheese with a hat, '10ASADIUSEIMMICHIO and finely grated al. ,------It sauce iTE -1 !COnTrmICAUFORNIA1 crackers- air ilk INDIANkt on BIT serve- at rounds. • 1211_ CAPITOL VIAND aRILO Tii TODAY and SAT. YOMINGIILWISCONSIN igNNESSEE GOLD BANDITS in PENNSYLVANIA.. NEW JERSEYIIIHODE ISLAND' 4 VERMq r 4 LAND! 0-011. GUN 1 5ix-aun aortae rides Owentborn,to The Third Roll ('all into their knit Ice-President Ballot Vote Gives Alabama 22) _Stevenson at; K Third Meet Fulton fauver 7/12; Russell 14. -JOHNNY MACK st To Be. In Series Alaska 161-Kefauver 6 Arizona (12/-quatiell 12 Nomination Sparkman A-battered Owensbora Oiler team Arkansas. (22)-Stevenson 20/12: Candidate BR headed by Fulton today to try to Kefauver 1/12. do Kitty League teams must California (68) -Kefauver 68 Stevenson picked up five in By United Press what By United Press to make the pennaat race in- Colorado 116 P.-Stevenson 8/12; the a, in Iowa and in Maine. I Stevenson has picked his do The reluctant nominee- is Colorado, teresting-try to stop the Fulton Kefauver 4; Russall 3/12. and he cut into the Maryland for running mate in the willing candidate.- 2),; Connecticut (Lie-Stevenson 16. the first time to . powerhouse. Adlai Stevenson, governor of Ill- delegation for mocratic campaign. Deleware tat-Stevenson 6. . The Fulton Lookouts are riding virtual -unknown out-- get 6 of the state's lee votes. - Is Senator John Sparkman of 5; Rus- inois and a in first place, a cumfortable 14 Florida (24)-Kelauver Senator Kerr of Oklahoma, will a. • side his home state one year games ahead of the nearest com- sell 19. for only. 5), votes on thl 'seaond bal- man, himself, confirmed he is the Democratic nominee petitor. Owensboro has slippe to Georgia 4281-Russe11.28. lot. decided he was out of it. offered the vice presi Ke- president of the United States. n fifth spot. The two cribs open a Hawaii (11-)-Steventop 5; had no votee The third ballot was dee charm. When he withdrew he post, and announced his weekend series .tortigtt. (auver 1. two. Stevenson trailed on the third ballot, and his home lity for the job. Cliff Idaho 11.2)--Steygnaan 12. In the first Pitching by aacason'e of Oklahoma had not voted. is for 6 Ke- aKefauver. Then candidate Averell state all that remains Walling stopped italtop finally last Maryland (181--Stevenson l Oklahoma thirriman-the foreign aid boss- On the second ballot, °crane convention to IP- night by a 7 to 3 count. Jackson fauver PA Russell VA. Baraler. 14 state chairman Paul had dropped Kerr anyhow. to weft- stei.e...... - via.iv.„ - with four runs in -the tiliati aownt-w- had New York the rostrun. In a cast its 24 votes for vice president aiimiumommomemei 36.41•111 do that at the final ses-` inning to beat the Ptuton startelr, Massachusetts (36) -Stevenson .Fitdpatrick take. i read by Fitzpatrick. Har- Barkley. dila' in...Chicago. scnedulea to be- Youngpill Pitcher. 23/12 Kefauver 5/12 Russell 1 Dever statement his released his pledgel de- The vote went on...state by le at noon. i EDT i . Meanwhile, Paducah climbed /12; Barkley riman won 121 votes Michigan was a crucial ona. SfABer. it had been teased that back into second place. beating Poll of Michigan snowed Stev- legates. He had state. 5 2/3 Barkley ballot. 123',.on the The state had cast all of its 40 aepporters of Senator Estes Kee Owensboro, 13 to 11. HUSS Davis, -enson 33 Kefauver on second Selection of A! Young Paducah Chief Third 1 absent 1 3. Oaesratine under unit first. And he controlled 131, New votes for the favorite son Gover- A Complete Meter would make a floor 'fight the and a triple. rule Michigan Casts 40 votes for votes alone. He uraed all nor Mennen Williams on the first t* pat their man the vice presi- baseman, had a double York to lead Paducah's 10-hit attack. Stevenson_ who supported him to go far ballot. It went. 40 votes for Ke- OF.- dindid nomination. However. it ;law Patterns at runs for Minnesota (26)--Stavenson 13 fauver ma the second. A majority the Popular 7the convention will vote Jack Hall drove in free Stevenson. Kefauver 13 of Mass- voted to do it that way. and sly for Sparkman, as a the losers. Governer Paul Dever had loat again to Hop- Mississippi 118)--etuar.ell 18 son with 301., unit rule, a majority meant - titian of unity and sup- Madisonville achusetts, a favorite under Times kinsville, the cellar team, 10 to 8, Missouri. Pa4a-Steveason 22 Ke- Massachusetts votes on the second ail 40 votes. On the third ballot, All port fair Stevenson. as the Hoppers chaaric in three fauver 2 Barkley e absent 1 -promptly came out for the majority went for Stevenson, Spellman was picked for the ballot runs in. the ninth. Jack .Rothen- Montana 112)-Stevenson 12 too. • enly five and 2 3 votes for Ke- ,two- spot on the Democra- Stevenson, housler belted his 15tli home run Nebraska (12)_Stevenson 8 Ke- And under the unit rule. this morning just That set the Sevensoa band- fauver. early Johnny Bohha and Chico fauver 3 Russell 1 and to the, finish line. it meant 40 votes for Stevenson. nor Stevenson had made ) 2; Ke- wagon rolling Cortes had a mere, aouble and Nevacia ,10 __S:even.:on By the time the vote had passed accep:mg the nomina- Senator Estes Kefauver, the front triple apiece as Urion City routed fauver /12; Russell iat. had 4011 runner on both the first and se- New York, Stevenson sident two Mayfield pit'ners for an 8 to New Hampshire (8I-Kefauver appeared voCes„Ketauyer had only 155, Rus- 144 President Truman,' Nsw Jersey t32)-,Stevenson alet cond, ballots, suddenly 3 win. while the Idaho sell 13.51 .` Barkley leadine the national chairman Frank Paducah visits Jack:ion tonight, Kefauver 4 on the rostrum being polled. He other dark horses with 43. Steven- and other party bit- Mayfield travel.; to Madisonville New Mexico 1121-Stevenson 7; delegation was Chairman Ray- son was 216 votes away from e tiny room just off and the Hopkinsville Hoppers play Kefauver 1/12; Hassell 31/2• wanted to speak. hall. host to Union City in addition to New York 194e _ Stevenson burn said he couldn't. not while victoryStevenson kept picking up more. opedolus.g name was mentioned the Owensboro-Fulton battle. 86/12; Kefauver 4;- Ewing 3; ab- a poll was on. Finally. the Virgin Islands wee toe vim-president along with S'il- sent /12. but -Stevenson Kefauver left the rostrum called. The roll ended and Steven- auver and Senator Richard North Carolina '•32) ' Senator Blair Moody of Mientektat Son had 613 votes. 'just lest Stevenson's two big corn- Charles Eldridge 7/12; Russell 24 Barkley la. 20 Kefauv- got the message across. Moody than needed to nominate. for the presidential Completes Course Ohio i541a-Stesensoa 7 saiJt Refauves intended ta ask the Kefauver had 279,,,. Russell'ef Vice president Alben Bark-non'sation. er 27 Russell North Dakota (SP-Stevenson 8 corivention to nominate Stavensan. Georgia had 261',. Barkley still also was plugged for a second r.r.xmiGfioN, Ky..- -Charles L. ley after poll Stec. nson 26 Ke- Moody's statemeni plus the fact had 67',. Other favorite sons had Stevenson had praised Eldridge, teacher of vocational are Ohio Wm anis fauver 27 Russell 1 that Stevenson is reported to like scattered handfuls. acceptance speech. riculture at Murray Training High him in Idi -Barkley 24 Kefauver, makes the Tenneesee Then the Governor of Tennessee Russell School, has completed a 2 1-2 week Oklahoma 1240 However. Barkley and Ke- high on the list of took th • flora:. course in agricultural education at Oregon 121-Steven3on 1 crimeboster Gcrdon Browning, turned doern. the number 1W0 spot. nominees, wanted the University ol Kentucky this fauver 11 possible vice presidential He said ,Senator Kefauver And; after like final huddlina Snark - week. Pennsylvania (70)_Stevenson 70 although Kefauver has said he to address the convention. The man ito the nod As a part of hi; irasteuction. Eld- Rhode Island (12)-Stevenson 12 wanted the presidential nomina- tall crimebuster strode to theros- Party leaders fieured the Ala- ridge has selected specific refer- South Carotin (161-Russell 16 tion or nothing. trum and conceded in a •inging spEcIA senaligp. a southern liberal, It • Adlai Ewing Stevenson bama ences and other teaching materials South Dakota,.(81-Ke(aUver statement of support for Stevenson. Op the south in the Kefauver and Harriman had will help he can use with ails client's in vo- Tennessee (211)-Kehativer 28 Georgia got Inc floor next. Sen- eatnp and unify the been reported getting together to DemocretIlle cational agriculture. He had pre- Texas 152) --Russell52 Walks' ator Russell went to the roetruat Kefauv- To Work Of UN Team *top the Stevenson bandwagon. At sin, party. -- t* viously completed a course in Utah (I2) Stesaalson 1/12 Back Murray High Gets and conceded. too. Praising Steven- large was nominahld Harriman threw his sup- d cabinet, Stevenson himself, which he interpreted facts he had er 4 Russell /12. Out On Reds the time son as he did sra' of the ninth Steel Delayed Stevenson. Kefauver had mahogany. f.11.95 on the this* ballot gathered from f,ft, Calloway Vermont (61-- Stevenson 5's: $3,000 In Food port to But still, there was the tech- ems, 31st Democratic United Press votes and Adlai Stevenson session of" the county farms and worked out the au.ssell By 362,i:a nicality of the liaa antes. threL anntsention. The atampede Virginia 128)-Hussrll 28 Once again, the Vnited Nations had 324ia. stove, us..d national content of the four-arier course of By United Press From Department Utah took care of that. It had tde gas for the :lois governor was study in vocational agroculture at Washingttin a21—St( venson 10/12 ter-work otdes foa S50.000 team has taken a walkr- in the hi, A back The handwriting was on the aria's% voted 7i, for Stevenson. I for Ke- burners. ', when Averell Harri- Kefauver 11 Russell as. Korean truce _negotiations. • eed. four touched the Murray Training school. CTO steelworkers is bean.; delayed' candidates be- fauver. 1, for Russell. • a•-.. his block W. Virginia (20) -After poll and the leading man of MOW York threw ------— by as side issue in the 53-day lunchrooms in Murray Utah's representative Walter 7/12 Russel School The UN negotiators walked' out side Stevenson could real it Toe of more 100 votes to support REV. AUSTIN RETURNS Stevenson 9 Kcfauver strike that formally ended yester- received a total of 195 cases or in the Red helm at Panmanjom. first big switch on ithe third boa. Granger got the chair's attention whitL him. then on, it was a TO OCCUPY PULPIT 3/12 some day. • a units of USDA donated coin moth- the Reds with "hypocrisy." came from Arkansas. It gave and his delegation switched. 12 Ate ..suites, slide Wisconsin (28)-Kefauver 2$ -- charging lot Union officials are holdine out aes values" at U.000 due. It was nin thaa From Sli Wyomirna (10)---Stev. nson 10 wholesale' The next meetine will be August 3. Stevenson 20i, to 1 1 2 for Ke- for Stevenson. between. Rev. Orval Austin, minister of for___the 'higher wages for 23.000 3 over ;he top. le in District 'of Colombia 16)--Stev- ini.1 the fiscal year ending June fauver. On the second ballot. Ark- enough, 617,1:'just, the College Presbyterian church Won. ore miners. They want to Major General William Harri- the 30. 1952. W. Z. actor, City School tale had given Senator Russell Illinois immediately asked will take his reenter place in the enson 6 6 put the miners on the same pay Superintendent, said today. ll, chief of the UN negotiators, 18 teites. Stevenson and convention to make it a nomina- pellpit for the bunchy morning Puerto Rico (8) -Stevenson of Georgia Collie Wins level with the steelworkers. How- appeared angry when he strode, tion by acclamation. Dunkan-Phyfe T. C. in Canal Zone (2i-aSt. venson 2 Kefauver each got 1' a Hatrimaa serivce. Rev. Austin has been a is expected to These commodities were loneted tent after a...49- nice Virgin Islands (21-Stevenson '2 ever, settlement from the truce get I The happy roar that shook the four)ver. Chicago attending a meeting of the in by the U. S.-laepastsia•at. it Ag- - 1g-oily with Honor The roll call is atilt open for be reached in short order minute conference,. the first "open rafter's of convention , hall was hit Woodmen Presbyterian Uni aersIty of Pastors. riculture and distributed by the possible changes • Pittsburgh. Then the formal back- conference since July 4th. answer. By acclamation it was. DUring his absence the pulpit. of Agricul- of to-work order will be issued. Kentucky Depamtment Outride the truce tent, Harrierrre Stevereson got the word 10 miles Collie was namecl Mr. was filled by Rev. Leslie Putnam. The vote at the end the call - T. C. The special price boost given the ture under the supervision of that he Was, and 25 for Sunday will be Of all states St000: - fold newsmen Inquiring totwaY et" tbe home of an aide. rockers—S2 Woodman. at a national Woadmen ,Kis subject• Lewis, Director of Com- Stevenson 613 steel industry has touched off a Thomas A. we quote--"fed tip withVais. utte He promptly made a statement, of the World ebnventinn held this "A Far Country." Kefauver 279/12 ound of gloomy predictions by modity Distribution. hypocrisy." And he added-"they over a nationwide radio TV L straight chairs week in Atlantic City, N. J. Collie • •s• Reporter Russell 261/12 price officials in aWshington. had it coming to them. -Wts:walk- broadcast. won the honor try leading the na-* WALL-ACE PRAISES STEVENSON Donated commodities represent Dever It's believed the $5.65 a ton in- ett out." "I am deeply moved by what has oeker $3.95 tion between the first of July and collars to schools, dollars- that buy Barkley friii crease will cause -another round QUESTION: taken place tonight,"' he !tail. July 18 In selling insurance for By United Press lunches at prices children can af- - square-toh. Paul H. Douglas in theinflationary spiral. Should teen-age girls be ember "And I, have never be in more ig washer, society. ' Former viEe president Henry ford to pay. The lunch pregarn t — be- Ihe Tennessee asks for recognition so Price officials say they sec little rassed to go out with boys, the appalling re- with a 11-jewel Wallace 'said he has known Steve- serves a dual program af se- ONE OF THE FEW conscious of He was presented it can change its vote-. chance of withholding prize boosts _ cause they are often taller than $79.95 the high- guarding the well-being of Ken- UNION atTERANS sponsibilities of the. offites. rv good Lord Elgin wristwatch. . son for 20 years and has asys the same age? for other industries. it DIES IN "I did not seek it. I did not 1.i The meeting was attended by est respect for his "ability. :edge- tucky chidlren by-rrrating :nee] nomrrrAt. using • — • ' want it. j(rochler Woodmen represeritativ;s from all ment and integerity" But ha added Here Is The Tally market for, farm products. ANSWERS: damx., By United Press , • don't think "I am, however, persanded that United States. that he also has the highest re- QUARANTINE PLACED ON . Mrs. 011te Barnett: .er. new. cover Over the Carte! 'pointed out that these Arany that taught in it.- ttreVade, to decline, spects for the abilities of Dwight- Of First And The titioil I will ever be facet! with that to shirk delightl 1110G SHIPMENT TO STATE donations make up plaIr. a sran-ali War as dowal to its last that would be to pay honor with dia- 19.95----Makes a Eisenhower. and hasn't yet made BaHota the Civil problem _gassipy girls aren't Second ;percentage of total amount of fo(pd•-three mei). tall. I don't think thi y should be honor" - epp his mind which candidate he'll Ky. - The Ken- (western Alerted FRANKFORT. used in school lunchrooms. 'Most though. but I guass tranaters are Said the Democratic nominee: vote for. . . CONVENTTON HALL, Chicago State of Agri. One of. the four krown suevicora tucky Department of it is purchased totality 'by the Republicso conscious• of themselves that "I shall gO now to ,the convisitien ze,"Three Emergencies Ally 25 0..11'0-Here is how the rant n e 'of the grand army of the e Mite freit For bullet re says that a- -qua local atirchasee they would he..., hall and accept the nomination of NO A('CIDENTS ' calididates fared in the first and *These fr.-6(1 has died in a Spokene. Washington. room suiu. has been placed on the snipMent'schb°kby,sehool lunchrooms totalel $12.425 Mrs. L. L. ste*att: I wouldn't party."' living Ky. -July 26 - CPL. FUTRELL.. second ballots at the nomination Israel Broads the Democratic onary FRANKFORT, REPORTS of hogs into Kentucky. - --veterans' hospitai. want -to go woh New- 'for the fiscal year. think-a°, if they -.--$005 WTI-State forester Harrod sessions of the Democratic National The ban, is effective immediately. sword was 105 years old. down slightly Col Brigham Futrell retorted the _boy. land has alerted his forees to convention: the move has Of the foods dor by the U. . sot that he had no know- The department _said He started his military career Mrs. J. D. Wall: Not having any, yelloNN for emergency service in today Estes Kefauver 340, 342/12: Adiai .and UTILITIES HEAD bi•OVvn and 'standby or other been taken because of an outbreak S. DepartmeeLet Agriculture teenagers I haven't had any ex- -stricken areas. ledge of any accidents E. Stettensen 273. 324/12, Richard B. with the Troy, Kansas,':name guard CALLED ItUICIDE 40 Kentucky's drought of a disease similar to foot on% distributed to schoeibt in Murray perience with that. _tad I never threat distrubances. Russell 288. 294; 'Avarell-Harrimeri at the age of fourteen His parents lie says there is a serious mouth disease, but called vests 7.5 units were purebased isy USDA had to worry about it because I'm He had no explanation for the 12312, 121: Hebert S. Kerr 69, 5/12; had hint discharged, but later, at Ky. July 26 (UP) 19 Kentucky forests becauee cedar exanthema. This department with,, funds .appropriated only about 5'1" so I didn't leer EARINGTON. .lack of automobile accidents. Paul DeVer 37,5 3Ine; Hubert H. Cots-, 16. lie riLen listed add-.erved with .of the Ken- had dried out leaving it highly said the disease has been de- greets for the operation give it much thought. I don't see -The etiperintendent Humphrey 26, _-_: J. Waliam Fut- '" the 5Ist Missouri Volenteer table to fire Lunch Program. try. tecke Utilities Company's plants Bark- tected in 18 states recently, and National' School Wfiy they should be tfiotreh unlesa that a 60-acre , LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. bright 22. _ Viee Preiadent et Earlinglon. Paducah an I Gra- _land reports the ban on shipment ainto Ken- These' -foods, iehich inchided -dry 5110 .tits first major they are extremely taller. •' The folleteing Is the 12 noon ob- -le' Ma; l'ressekrit Truman Hteadsword Y suicide. II Mit of timberland burned near tucky Is being taken as a -pre- bens.a canned green • beana, pea- Mrs. 0. W. (Uric: Yes. I thiiik hem has committed servation from the Murray State 6, 6: Paul H. Doticlas 3. 3; Oscar i.ction at_Lexington._ Missouri, un- Marion thie week. end that at the nut butter, Ameatearr process cheeee they probably mewl I be. It is left • The . Napkins County coroner Weather Station: Ewing 4, 3: James E. Murray cautionary measure. der General. Naefeniel 75-acee fire is College d the person they says L. F. Dempsey shot -himself MIN* time a legreea. But the department said hogs citnned ...sour cherries, ;earn e In 1865 - .ifter the war.-Bread- ma to whether Present temperature 89 12: _ _; William 0. Deitiglas le. with a shotgun in 'the basement sof 1181111-ess- in the WallIms Creek may be shipped into the state peaches, canned peas. canned ta- sword rejoined tne army to fight weuld be ember-mese/ of slot. , Highest yesterday 94 degrees. Absent 1/12: 1/12: • before !Noon area se Harlan County.' special permits from state main's, tomato paste and tit retired in Was least Dick: No, I don't his -Earlington home. Store last night 68 dearees. "G. Mennen %Vahan r hatI 40,e under driedl?idffinam County fire WAR Low distributed only ta think so. However. I never have yesterday. Funeral arrangements The Harlan 2960 rising, votes and Brien McMahon had 16 veterinarian, or if the hogs are 'prunes, were i29toii w4athairi miii:t arnie sc,ns.le , Idaho. control Barometric pressure been faced with that aroblem my- for the 50-year old executive have bront under temporary on the first roll call but thek were destined for immediate al:righter schools operating under the Na- ,I r nilure--cash or;urso .-111Flative humidity 27 per cent. to live his self, 'yesterday, but broke out again a slaughter houee. tional' :School Lunch Pragraro. not been compelted. 1Vrivel-colm. switched beforeathe roll call ended.at recognized today, I- t• "r-

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+IL ) PAGE SATURDAY, JUT.Y 28, 1952 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE TWO ...2•••mr, TIMES JJ THE LEDGER & Business Review Prisusisap ISE LEDGER A TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Murray ...ainielidatiori of The Mu: r.-y Le...gri. The Calloway Tunes, and The !ncludc J. K. D..r- P3sies-Herald. Oct -her b. 921i. anti *he West Keutuckian. January on the Program Smith, Cpurse To Promote Uric' of Murray's largest and gene ;Ones, Mrs. Clifford nell, president of tht Kentucky I', 194L '_ mbines Help_ "Pucdoi l'a Association; • Most modern hardware staresis ilunior Knight. and • Mi. Artificial Illreeding Wells. Jr. Dairying L. 81 urdoms. Inc which begso- in its tiro sons. John Neal and Improved Marshall Carpenter ant Robert Create Small ' ta locatad en Hon original form as purdom Hardwara I Purdum's budding A sehot51 to promote better Connor, manager and secretary, :At 8 Dairy Shows r street across from the in 1939 with the - owner. Wells 'South Fifth dairy cattle breeding scheduled respectively, -of the -Isebellitlor.; Brid reserve the right t ..1,y .AdvertisIng. Letters to the Editor, • Grain Interest • store trent We Purdoin, in the boss's • chair. medical building • The to be held at the University of Kenneth Young, fieldm..n; John A. Voice items .•. ,: op•in...n are not for the best Interest ' A total of $7,t0n in rash pretri- ess and rit .4 !untie Three combines were operated Wells started his business in is made compeltely of J Moser, E B. Howton, J. I... COOLS .Thc turns all) be diaributed by Ben Kentucky Pairy Center at Luting- our readers fescue, a tin-ge showrcigm if the I A Jr..' the 4 • on „a ciodort .basw to gym 'at---with just. three. employeeadmakes ton Aug. 5-6. and hA. Bradford. ' - — 7Kdaras. agriCul, Purdo:n s :ilea Taylor. seed, outs, barn*? aid wheat lit sad all of them workinj hart entire ground floor. tore. at caht. distri-t 4-11 and Fu- at Included in the pio-tam will be a inisce Whitley County nt a lot of rnerchan- has it's own private parking lot • . „THE KENT4,4 t PREss ASSOCIATION ture Farmer ,,r,.'shod., If. to sell Murray a report on the international Con- Wtmmfwri W.• Kidwell says rn.,re farmer:: side of the building or cus- citheHO re—veo • Mrs. NATIONAL REPP.F.ENTA WITMER CO.. 1368 Aw,ust J disc.. The business was ',waled one artificial in eeding. held- in growing . areas on Lovett are latc,waing interesteu then in the building where :he tomers driving cars. Monroe.. Mempms, Ten:. 2:4; Pail; Ave., New York, 307 N. Michigan Jiiging.will be do”e by the at Copenhage;Armark..-This will BLST ithsuura.wna latter. small gi: •'is Low that there is a is now) For good merchandise., and good Chicago; 80 Belyston St, places all Light Company Jae inaj_le by I _aliDetnitrk • lave, Boston.. _ Danish syf teM. whi..h look-to-Purdein's it --.11t4- NUTS IN CAKE BATTER- • _ "/ illr"hul4 tip""----. i-Troln -that localtort- the •-buStrvw.: service- University Illinois. An- • 'thaw.aututaili a oiu •. a a.is UlaiaL AIL of the 4-19RITIV-Starts4L'Ici-apand-:-and----theTbe-s-atiafied:-Witir- -*wary- purehaait- a Lace t- 4.hite locups. Th- snews wilt bs 11°Itillterr-191dezit-'s- Pfe".": othe-r- Speaker --AU 14 Kenneth Colored at the Post Office. NIurray. Kentucky, for transmiat.,•ton ▪ hay on many ", "'au". 'store found a new. branch by the ------the , ranitt•int -held as follows: Vik"`"1 1 Wallin, della nuumeer of Second $.71ass Matter . . farini:-When lespedeaa was scarce You can kee.) nut., raisins •3I..rs. r Breeders' Coipeiative in . Aug!' ti-z---Wytiternstowit "a"". 1 rIBIl Gatirleberwt.it-h- the-- -nam e.- ---- fruits from sinking to t' Manr _— '14f1"." 1 :""41 adv"" laIrcisttetyanTdhe State Nurses lacchsin'atirpresident of the 'Na- iiiher Aug 12:- Flennagsbui 4 Aug. 13; oats. As a result, the largest oat i bottom in cake batter by roll:: , A del CUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier In Murray', pa? week 15c per i In 1946 the hardware stor2 moved Announced tional Association of Artificial Shelbyville,' Aug. 14. Mayflaid, cropill .ears was har‘ested - Approval then in flour before adding to t!., ed by t 65c. in Calloaay and adjouung counttes, per year, $3.50; else. a again to its present location on ino:Ith 18. Madisonville, Aug. 19; Keniand Move: is tecorning ing gue Aug South Fifth Street and.egain the Kentucky dairymen mixture Weere, 15.50 A14,i. 20, and bey crop. the zounty agent Bowling Green. name was changed and this time The State Department of Mental Mesdi Campbellsville, Aug. :A. ma,Pd.. In some .nitarrees • 0•1•=0 to Purdoras, Inc. , Health's offilitter, training course " Rudy A . JULY 26, 19541 sa, A modern store with. modern for runes has received the, -1p- man Yi merchandise is one way to d.'.. proval of the American Payelliat- From Stylish L Ovie cribe Purdom's Inc. Th, store ric Association. Dr. Frank M. Beach Wear carries almost anything one in Gaines, Jr.. conimissiusi4r of Men- ens. Jo- SPORTS LINEUP shopping could ask foe in the way tel Health, annoutwed today. fore: Lt. • S of hardware, houseware. furniture. The training ta-itived :it Central To The Ther. J.1 • Hash N Li „ N: . '. ;. ton In ths American Lea:at:. N,..... „ stoves and, paints. -- -1,-Btate Hospitalzat bekelani -an& it Miss, i. appliances, 1 i o.,,n. : ....,1,..1 !-- • o • York . to at DetrOit. Boston :1- st , • has carried the coat- is the first,-time a nurse.' train- Jones. PurdoMs Latest Lows. Pnilactelpina it Chic .,:“.) ant pi Sta. ,,, •.• : _ plete line of Westingaou.se appli- ing program in a Kentucky - at Cleveland. In the . .ire- Washington .rices since 1939 aid has 114 the 1 hospital/ has been so reco2p In :. iestrrday rats- to ati,.•L National, League ; rie ever since he brought West- Gases said. , -4 - burgh edged Bliston 3-2. St Towt.lt -ghouse to town and it stayed. "He explained that the triipir .•.: twat Bt... Rome - slogarr-feir--.-Purd is given lo fullfill a requiremci Philadt iphis J "and -rico. York Summer Frocks brey •• 4-rt- vice What We Sell" It was .ae- (that at ps nyucrhsrast must have onti.ih ! In kite Ameri- Lovett. ana beat Cinwitn49,..3-1_. .red on about five years ag and psychiatric , 'ear. 1... Argue. Clt veLaid Shop At The Lowell . ed because they have; n ef., three-year course. There w-ort 6 .,n 4-2. St. stouts • field.. Was'ninsti ,ent service departm_v/and want nurses from three howl tals wit 3-2, Detroit , shaded Preptii s _ Button i.,: public and their „customers to took the training last yeir. latter r YLrk 2-1 and in a twi-night doubl.- Scott Dress Shop t by it as march, as possible. Gladys header, Ctritti„o on tire fir..? The Kentucky Baptist Ho,pital, 1-V7 Wilson lotor ales :Whe ect why he decided to ..nd tne As toek th, Hugo .he .r.tt • bung game 5-0 S., into h eSent business Mn. Louisville. sent 44 students. -The Shop With Style On Every Rack" .. !.f ;. "The Home of Guaranteed Used Cars" 1 .:tui,i.ygo1 urciodra saidt a anted to see tiurt Owensboro-Daviess County Hua- • t•se' •: ern inerchan- pita! 16 and Jennie Stuart MeTorial i-nmot Hi man Don., . an it sent t tglit. t ‘..(1 • , , - - .....r '-sing system with m rn display.; Kopkins% We, I. VIUVen,ily of Kitionieicy • le , total 132 stu- 1. B. . • the .,,,I merchandise and 1 ter- Thla, inake3 •a of - to appear tiefoi•e US, r of K. ..on tim. f. v scheduled .eor Something that rt n., dents from Kentucky schuols Let Us Make ' S...itheae!t .2'ot1tien.x ,aecatiVe - nursing who have convicted the i;"11: 1,--...e f.--r7.1 the star ...kich meets in HIM- WOK AT THESE 1,, started In am. tr. . a r•t::;:. the lausintsa until the pies:rat daY. airse since it was ,s,i The conmn:e-, has -Your Kitchen n.t..s to 2.50. tb• mgham. toGla `Tr Purtiorn : len stated that he mber. 1950. Gaines said. . I . I,. :A; THE BEST beeL .vays worked on the theory the: - `,...,,,.. Kentucky „nt ea. Complete! Sttuatlixt at ,., greatest people in th.r world to .. 14.11 •. to petted make USED CARS , re his customers hi appriciates KtI .•ttlt• .nquIry. Come See Our 4 , their trade and has always tried 'll fj II 1•Le.l...4tt• .1 ,to• merit their confidence. ..ia,„;n. rkiri d 1.04:nry •Jacobs of Mon: Come From In tne Nat (.11,1 i Working for Wells Purdom ant • %silo*. kt‘a REFRIGERATORS nix ik Ca:Iforma.• clashes 'u/n at/f/e'6" 3TOVES • Cii.c.t.:...1, .s -; Ni his partners in the businpas. Jack • Dot. altspineneft, of Orland... Flo- Lot!! '-, qr., gran' jek\ O ilCAME FREEZERS Our Bilute and Grant Styles, are Eu- • DISH WASHERS r.da. :n the stato-frnals of the US . ma Line .3t .•( S.44.1.1. Jn,vr hw.- • Complt.te re See Ls lodav APPLIANCES • at :Sr% Halved. Ct.-meet.- -STORY PLUNGE WESTINGHOUSE in ,..1 li,..i„. Pete Geyer ..I Mon- I . SOY ::"..1".s."..V.15 5 Unit World Sulphnr •teLt:.- c..lifirlu..,Myir- di 611111 ...n , f I.o, Ant..elt s • play :,i :h. URDOM'S, Inc. . .: 4enn•flnal cor.'„it. The seri- Obli Garland Sell" • L., •„.. 1 .1.i.i The 0-ai.--ii. inshrp lull & Service What We ' . r: .i Othi -Shortage Is North Ninth Street Phone 589 .... Ns, Loaf `N — Ran Oyer.-Said '• t ••••Ttt• $1,4"e{ WIli!WI" Art 1 ft • • See Us For Fine TO1 GIFTS

• Novelties • Party Favors Pe • 34 • Silver Crystal Tim S • • China LOWER VRICES-SEVER 601/5 Del • Jewelry See CORDIE RUSHING, JOE EMERSON or STUB WILSON for a Real Used Car Buy at Der AT THE Del • & Son Uth Murray Gift Shop Main Street at Seventh ta.4.4A-Ph.gle 314 TO' 394 National Hotel Building Phone

TO' - --AKE Ander- PHYSICIAN attend three-year-old Gary For TWO POLICEMEN AND A in from his fifth floor apartment window Before You Leave on son after the boy had laden Mn. concretelsurfaced yard. The child's mother, FLOWERS New York into a Gary was stamis at left, dar.cd from (ite shock. Your Vacation Marilyn Anderson (Interaatteita,1) injuries and fractuccd, leg. Cat iti..11)tucky Behind of Lasting Beauty hospitslired s (h intesaal LET US 40"rur - In Civil Defense C. and CHECK YOUR CAR I plz7s Claimed Distinctive Floral THURMAN Res . FURNITURE COMPANY Arrangements Drive In For Serfrice

SEE THE • CROSLEY APPLIANCES WI CHICK YOUR CARS MURRAY FLORIST • Tire Pressure GULF :‘IRS. W. P..ROBERTS, Manager Used Furniture • Radiator SERVICE STATION ____ New and • Battery ___ FLOWERS MIRED ANYWHERE PHONE 316 • MAPLE STREET Fourth and Chestnut , Phone 304-.1800 Olive • Crankcase

ARRIVING DAILY • • - 'RUNK OF_ FI.OWEIRS Give Your • Fall Clothes t. WHEN YO6 --- THINK OF. OURS!! Home The ful ;:-_-One Series ofBack-To-School ma VERY BEST! • R-0 L KING • C A Separates. BOB THOMAS - -OINK As Seen In lid • Florist 'See Our Complete Line Of SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE I-IOME FURNISHINGS ALREADY ON. DISPLAY CALL • ALLEN Oil IIFIATERS • or AT THE • CROSILY APPLIANCES • .\ I ri J11,1.4.• ANN SHOP 1307-J • BERTHA JONES, Owner .105 North Fourth Stret Crass Furniture.Conipam )outh Third Street 3.81. Easl,Side of Square ' - Phone 58-W Phpne

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.TURDAY, JULY 26, 1952 SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1951 MURRAY, KENTUCKY, PAGE THRES lame.awara THE LEDGER & TIMES, lated alert eignal,- treope, of the Airtiortie 941.1 eeeerrieile It dielicese 10. 3c per word, 'minium aerie TA FT WORSE TO RUN IN SlirtisaaiAKES their unit arees and Airborne pr,eplige. Labor Force piedesigeated ave.,* to 110c 17 ea* in for words. Torrey meet a mythical eenenip:1 attgek [CLASSIFIED ADS advance for each Insertion. In order to. test the Division's Has Many To Take To ability to move by rnotur and by _ foot. some •.1-: mrnit_s of t iragrana fleduclis J. R.- Oar- as flys, roachesnd Moths. Call will move Life the unlearn, reserva- esident of the Kentucky Sam Kelley today. He will also Wanted tion where they wilt- breentae -In I Breeding Association; check yew home tot I-Et:MITES. Older Men Field 3 preparation for a simulated attack I Carpenter an i Robert L. •Jog.' Don't let termites unuermine WANTED: Blackbeiries and plums FORT CAMPBELL, The on the enemy-held • eceitions at - RISSiitl, heater, new tires.' Oisly your home. Call ICelley Produce, manager and secretary, for canning. Call 1113, Jlflc 11th Airborne Division will take Fort' Campbell. About hell of the 26,000 miles: phone J43-H-4 J26p 13th. Ti rely. of the asenellitiore Stella Street, phone 441 NEW YORK, N. Y.-Particioation to the fibld this week to test Its pest Division. will bivouac off the ; Young, fieldmen; John A. FOR SALE: lieeutefuL five room WANTED: Reliatriernia. wunmtk. of older workers in -ne labor force ability to move cut rapidly. station le C. B. Howtort, J. L. Coots brick home vAth garage. Good To operate cream is much more frequent than •s Upoa.the soundin2 of the Sllrill- , CHRISTMAS CARD SPECIAI.S fired(Ord, I' location and extra big lot, good Rawl. Write Blue Valley Cream popularly believed, statisticians said - Mike 15 per cent-Wait sen- garden sped. Call 420-11 ltnc Station Fulton, Ky. J29p today, on the basis of unpunished West Kentucky satienal new Chruh:nass Assort- data made available by the Bu- -CAPITOL ItheHO re---Cen wcnnev‘P ment! Also 25-Card $1 130 Hard Hit By X,/.1.19 CARO PHANKS rest' of the Census. wimiz for $1 Personnized Cards: over FOR With deepest appreciation and In the 65-69 age group. 56 oer- tsinn.re. wits - REFIT 100_ ethers. Cash Beaus; Money- Hot Weather heartfelt thanks, we „wish to aCk- cent of all eon are still worktee, SUN find MON ramtee--Det FREE Im- ORKE-111/T1113t- newledge all of We bind things and 3 percent are look- FOR RENT or LLASE August 1: p! Sairiples and Assortments another FRANKk'ORT. Ky. (UPi-The - One .unturni that--were- -elette-end -11e4tieetereileal preT7fierevoidtetvetreat• -ayes 19-14 tinneete_two - state-- depart114044;.-:-Of ste.pprerrat. Caeormat the illness and death LI our loved still gain- artments, with two baths, one 1400 State, Dept. 4nt, 'ai:out 40 Penult are says the extreme -drenieht condi- Cincinnati teieke, May you can keea nuts, raisins shower, one tub, Wiled ford-dee- 1- oneChgelje I fully rat.rtoye'd, rInt 710r1:1711.1T -past -tione prevailing at a rge par -Hp from ruits frotn sinking to t` tric stoves,- 196 Poplar street. receive the same consolation 175 does the moiortion drop below Kentucky have reached emergency • and rela- in cake batter by rune Can be seen niy.v if interested. dear friends, neighbors 20 percent. - - proportion*. • ' tives, and the Arength from God flour before adding to the. _Call 6184 • P The tee-penitent of mee 'em- Western Kentue.cy is tne harciest- " AVAILABLE: PelLtlen for sales- to carry on in your hours of sor- oloyed in c:d age varies iccord- hit section. men, Salary ant or commission. row, is our prayer. ing to occupation. Nonagricultur.ri Tne departmere said plans :•ce Retail The Family' NOTICE Sales expern_nce desirab. workers begin dropping out of being made to request siicretary•• f le, nut Reply I__ 1 compulsory. liwn • the labor market in appreciable agriculture Charles F. Brannon to writing-Box 32-W. Age 2548. Both ore, are, new seedings of sections to be orn Stylish -HOUSE Aro., ,S•PRAYINLi numbers not lung after age 00, declare the affected 4 This is a profitable opening for alfalfa in Henry county reelfered disaster area.° . Low tseing done by Rain Kerry. while the proportion engaged` in a Wear the right man._ Cc from *role attacks of teen aphids. said such a each Rid your premises of Oats such agriculture does not lessen unel The department igr„ examines in GOP PRISIDINTIAL ASPIRANT Sen. Rob:e .'.. Taft (Ohio) age 65. The self-owned also tend declaration would make it Puosis on his mount at to re- Washington the'red and gray silks ,:at .11 be worn to stay active . to later ages, and ble for Kentuiety letrieers .1EANNE.CRAIN Answer V•starday's Puzzle Huge Oat (..lrop The non-betting race is being hey the Laurel Race Treck, Md., on Lpril 17. in jobs requiring experience and ceive assistance in 5butining CROSSWORD PUZZLE Palsy Fund. Richard Mat- and MYRNA by rue for the benefit of the United e2erele .1 of from place:: outside Kentucky, (International) earftsmanship the proportien In Boyle County a cerebral palsy victim. e's. , :oves the silks. also would result in a reduction DEBRA ACROSS 27-In collision tinely, 5, older men remains high. PAGET ef freight chai ens for bringing 29-Trinkrt 0,114 E When farmers in Bayle county On the other hand, older me.: 1--trhallruge 30--Cent (abbr.) hey inte the state. • - JEFFREY HUNTER Isre lust their fall s;heat from curly rapidly drop out of hazardous 5-Renown bell The plan for askin.:.; Brannon 11- Pre.low, 3:1-Ilowl-like winter freezes last year, they were Occupations and those' requirine EDWARD ARNOLD 10-South African 14-In favor Of for help' was discussed at a_ meet- ' anrelopo .1.7.-Sra eagle advised by Univeesity of Kentucky strenuous physical f9E-CF4-40.0,- ' 24-Pulverized For The Best It; Radio Entertainment ing t e 0 iCes 0 c armere County Ageht John C. Brown to in nghter ro.•It many find employment Home Administration. Those who fence 37- Seurat row spring outs ant eiess. As a work, either on 'a full-time or re-lhers L ,E'7 attended included H. K. Gale of Air-Heavy cord e result, they harvested the largest part-time basis. 14-So WO It 411-Encluse In a the soil couservlition service-; T. 19-Barsh elder bus spring oat crop in th.• history of These figures show that thexe 42-Bar 1340 It Bryant of the extension service; -IS-Nieht before NUNBS -- that county. Rienerd Caldwell had 1340 43-fraisila :is still a sizable reservoir of skid- Wilson, Len Rouse and H. hi with R. 0. body • 44-Inventor the largest total yield 90 Ired workers among the older in ar..1 iess Shop sewing Rosenberry of the production 21-River In acres that averaged 60 hushels to I:notland machine Phone I groups from which employers can marketing , adminis.ratioa, lard! -Places the acre. Many other :ermers re-- Dial 22-Symbol for- 43 !draw experienced. men, the statii- Wilson Went_ of elle_ _Mate depart- n Every Rack" t.11urlitm assistant ported yields of 50 to 60 bushels, • DOW/4 2-Ft.t. egg. itimans pointed out. ment of agriculture:- ' T3-1.jitarrel v hich is c onsiiered high for 1 -Purt play 4-Mistake 24 rra In Very few women remain in the 25 - Sheilfi,li 1- 6-1.css In spring eats, said Mr. Brusen. Monday July 28, 19= LAST TIMES TONIGHT folds AiY.LII 85 productive power. In the opinion 24-011i. of a pair number labor force after 65. BROWN 0-Wolfhound of many investigators, einploy- JOHNNY MACK Farm Fair 13:15 Noontime Frolics percent of women in the. 65-69 7-Prefix bad opportunities for older work- • ft-Animate 6:30 Hymn 'earn,: 112:30 Church of Christ age group are neither warking hient Bullets" be widened so that the:,. iti--t`Blazilig Let Us Make 4:45 Calloway Capers 1245 Luncheon Mimic nor looking for work. This figure ers should CartoOn evidenc• lest pius-scii,i end In . 5:55 News f 1:00 All Star Parade rises to 94 percent in the 70-74 skills and experience are not Scotland 95 DRIVE IN Your Kitchen 7:0U morning Cheer ! 1:45 Program rroup, and to more thaa 97 per- to the economy." - A if 2 11-Allowance roe Navy 'mato 7:15 Clock Watcher 2310 News cent in over-75 group. 14-European Friday and Saturday' Complete! 17-1nsano to 8:00 ?- - 205 Music for You "The reason why older workers 24-Shut tightly 8:00 News 2:45 Marine Prograni the labor market are varied." in leave 21-Sour Yvonne DeCarlo Devotion Come See Our 21-1.-Inff 8:13 Morning 3:00 News the statisticians added. "lading z 24-Ths•ty 8.30 Soysti.1-y Shopper 3:0i Western. Star hi alth and physical infirmities: *-e- ::•-1.:nallsh breed "SILVER CITY" Dale & Stubblefield •.f fowl, 9-45 Morning epeeist 3:15 Western Star tirement, voluntary or mandatory; ialGERATORS or/as, 2s-etairre an lips -.JO tornents of ue.rotton Masie for Weaoesday to secure su.table -War and inability PRESCRIPTIONS 27.. Sunday and Monday 9:15 Melody Time 3:43 Music for V.'ecir• sday ME FREEZERS ..• 24 -1.1mpt y employment. Yet Many elders con- morkery Public Service , 4:00 Posteard e...irade to peel tinue to contribute_ to the nation': 21-Vrench for News WI "gtHrir 5:00 Sports Parade 24-eru•le 110d1::'0WI45.5. Rural Rhythm !worm unal "111111".117" 1111"1I 5:15 Taylor Time Rhythm 33-Canadian ; Rural 5:30 Tea Time funes 1..nIu.t.la ,j 10.30 Lean Beck and Litten 5:45 Sagebrush Serenade _,,___,:,,,„ 41,1.,, ' 16.45 Lean Back and Listen & HOLTON - TN to 9:e0 MELUGIN -Winter 630 St. Louis :/allgaine FRAZEE, ;it pre. inarittor U•00. 1349 club t• 9:30 Plettertime Arg•IfFi 27_4..1410Jan., 1340 club Sell" eat -.I We 95-comb. forms 1111::3105'. Faverite N'ocals 10:00 News , I h• tar rutz--- Casual% J 4:-Born . 11:45 Harvester Hyinntime It 15 Listeners Requ. st 14L"i :mu • :00 Hews Sign 013 .3_11 * Chao Esibliall LEE Masan Kestaahi Read The Ledger & Times Classified Ad, -ISII RANaf:WELLS NM Dees Mak, a Diibraace Who Writes bin INIM5IMS4 ^r7,10., 1 0 ty 1.•• ..ns • t.t1 By Ernie Bushmiller eilanbuued 14 1.8 fr room grool.relle • . NANCY - 0;t-tv • FIVE- MINUTES LATER You drive My patience Is gone. Yet I will ( OKAY-- CHAPTER TWENTY•FIVE 11.110'1,4u believe of me You send Scorpion riders to help guard BLAME leaned forward 4y e a. my men from your rancho. MAYBE THIS is right the prisoners and take them to Loa "We [wee to lay cards face conic back to live. there, it level. Angeles for trial. It is a pleasure. WILL. BE tip, Leones. You had me put away they leave." FOR A talk that way." 1 regret that VasqUes Is not among OUR in tail, you grabbed land where you -They didn't cs\ 1E1TER run know. I tell them them- So goodbye now." CHANGE could, drove oft your neighbors. "They did LUCKY EMERSON or STUB to go back. ever. It Back in Calabasas, jaded and NOW you claim to be all sweetness they are not LET'S d Car Buy at rancho . . . you have it. weary, Blaise and Hal partook of BENCH and IlFht." is your NOT I drive you from Calabasas be- their meal at the little Cafe. Mon- "Sole" intd .i cause I think you start gunning tanas riders had galloped 'FIGHT Son *-'Y•as talk . . . but you elite Me from the moment you return. I put town. stationing themselves' II ke y TODAY out of Calabasas. _ Y o u use m you in jail. Yon want to get even. guards at strategic points. ,Phone 314 rancho as a line camp end when I I want only to keep peace In Cala• Over his coffee Hal asked: take over, it's burned. A man's bases and this land." "Where you headin' ne x t, pard- _Once didn't... killed In Silt. Sty pattncr ts kid- you ner 7" napped-and now a woman. I'm „Once i did not," Leonia agreed. "Conejo. Maybe I didn't ask all country 1 should." warned to get out of the • "But then I nave not nearly idst the questions or be bushwhacked. KidnappMR. everything with flood and drought. "Maybe I'd better ride along. bu.shwnack You Gush this gent we're hunting land grabbing' nelson, 1 nave not then understand this re You Leave onI murder. I think yriere that and you might need a lot of help." and plain will not.be big cattle country, r. 14 I •••• ,behind it." 1 nave enough land for my own "No, Hal. I'll go, alone." 1•••3 P. 4•••esssr .••• 'our Vacation cigarette, and spoke 26 - Leoms blinked. "You're mazy." neroa. I do not set fire to your Hal rolled a much about Leon's place. I do not nave anyone killed soberly. "I don't know "W or d s ain't enough. like By Raeburn Van Buren LET US in Simi, nor do I join with a dirty the folks 'down here . . . not '• ABBIE an' SLATS • You talk fine mit prove no-thing." be bandit to kidnap. That I don't do." you. But It it ain't Leon's, it'd have never take words hke CK YOUR CAR -I -You're asking me to believe a just one other." He took a long 'ME FACE OF 44ID6E LAWRENCE lAtIO - la-tore anyone, let alone - my I that 'lot only on your own word," [Raise time with his match. "What about CONNATE° TO A ShOCKINO do not it now, except HAb SEEN clew. I said finally. her?" OF COLD AND DEADLY I see that 7..uu believe these [hinge. up. "I don't know, A (NAP CAL/II FtAisi( OVEr• EXPRESSION "la . that not enough?" laionis Blame looked .e In For Service I tell you the truth. Mtn you de PEACEFUL,UNDISTURBED WATERS-- FURY -- want. But I do not watt demand:ea- what you II a r d I y, tin der the circum- "I'd rather It wouldn't be her," BUT ON BOARD VIOLENCE HAS if you still call - n• at time to explain . Hal said, testing each word. "She's BROKEN OUT WITH THE SUDDEN is 'thus about a stances.' Ine liar. What Leonis' eyes-hasped. married, ahd you--" . . STORM; these premiere FURY OF A SUMMER womep 7 What are 1 tell you something that 'Net now, even If she wipival Calalasas eget Nene "Maybe you. bring to you. Who is buying up home- married," Blame cut in. GULF a V e them help II am to ie Word 'that stead maims a little at a time over -Well, that s a little something." More.? why shoin.t I bother 7" a word, , the past ten years? Who has9.14a1 admitted. "I ain't said VICE STATION Yeatru lands! I do since 1 didn't know how things s'elvev'- - ''''' - - C2.5 rn e n'"" nought tax-elelinquent twice now . . . to your do learn the stood. But she caught me hard It-1h and Chestnut lnterfeted not care who, hut I sevantaerb." old. vat ant land out in the Valley from the first • time I seen her, hope It ain't Mark Leone. made an impatient ges- is *ought up, a bit here, a hit [liaise, So I Davis.- ture. "thee Ille fact,, Tot .4.4at,,v.041 there. t.' toward Cluitswolth, be- elsej- think atsilit them. I know noth- twecn there ani4 the Mission. are "Who - New . . .:almost "Leon's.. .. lying fast and VIR-" the most larnis. Who they buy hard," Hal 'admitted. Ile made a teld atone Pennies kid- au i in ten years. Blau,, - . wry face. "(tide on to Cor1410. Tell - ur.pping, end the attaeft •nne-Bs• teem?" 11.1orn /skit who?" ii. 1 -inter- me what you and out." . All right,' 21L, . el-tee:trout. . attention V Blois.' came to the edge of town, you blame nic?", Leonia posed. Le•MIS paid no "renc. • to the ride ahead. BY Al Capp • „ him. and settled _ LIL' ABNER • ae;erel., no sign of Mark whep man. • "I take advantage of what I find. Ile slaw - iVjgaues Is. your by the house, so- he con- 2."-i-r• the spur lake I iearn alxhit Chavez when I he rode TODAY,,v4 -.S'Ocs OUT OW TH! I3our TIME VO' -WIF RAPPV SAID LL IIT-TNET riAlper Maybe he took Bennie road. Mrs. Case made ten think I want Valley land and I tinued up the IN1F MAH BOSS,AMOS J. RUFUS P BACKACHE LT-IN `10'NCR - T'wASTE VORE • -A 14k.t4O-4..ur.- ,4D MAN Nil tin moment, Mir a split of r, Walt - ROAD But come to your rancho while you arc )11.111 welcome and, soon At60.1-rs ME T'ORDER A NEW MAGA Z I NE TIME. H F- ALREADY Aiel thousand wwild hilp you." Paul returned from the fields. his voice gone.`• and rLARN TN'euiSINESS, ONE. WATCH ME RACK BOUGHT A New ONE, Leon's Ova flashed but was ready and they ate im- mAcjote:: „14,1,7fr many "Then was you:" [liaise ex- Supper SELL HIM OUR AN' F0'14/11..F WHAT -10' EXTINCT!, remained collat. "I nave dope in that concentrated sil- "`"••••• s. never claimed. mediately DE i_uxE. SNACK CHARGESif- thingie•perhaps. But, I have ranch and farm. At 'hunt, that only. We do not ence typical of SHE kidnapped a. wimuin, or ordered it "1 ▪ and MODEL!? BAR? HASN'T Chavez's g u n because We last Paul sighed contentedly 'ilone, or shared any profit from it. plant A BEAUTY? never had it. Neither me leor any sat' back. -Yen May bdieve it." -, . - news?" lie asked. Scorpion man kill that had hombre. "'What's the Maass studied cosely. "Vas- sketched Rennle's kidnap- e Line Of he But 1 find the weapon, I use it. Lila* ryucz &ea rcir work, for yoiei They listened in it unned You blame me for killing Chavez. ping. said. amazement and Walt spoke accus- iHINGS . . tried 1 never did it. No man of mine did "That Is never sot 1 have ingly. "You said youLd call me. I I it: The trail you follow was neves, • to leek) a ranch here .•. once never heard nothing,. .. and all ..RS7 the mine." thought to make it,, big to this was going mi." and Leonia straightened with a sigh, APPLIANCES nfountilins e a itt a red south' "Things moved ,to fast," 'liaise Vasrpiez. looked from Hal to Blaisc. "I have !north. _Put I n• ver lire no answered with a smile. Ile glanced • _ to told you what I know. 1 want I wile Ye-resteirpion relers Paul. •" But when your' work's • • more trouble. but I will help you St lain: hi ii down rine keti him." I could use him a teW days." hang Vaikpo, for that brings done, risiend these prisonera'."' -Spring planting." Paul said and to peace lad to the Valley...and to "I would -hot raise finger Weise folded. The talk drifted on. I• Company. me. But de not ever again call me help them," Leonis decpired (To fle Continued) - thing', tier, or say that I do this or that. "Bet there are these-Is:Sher Phpn; 381. - • es ....rnemonsommorlommarmo,

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PAG SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1932 PAGE FOUR TRE LEDGER.& TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY Murry-Go-Round Value of Service Grocery Shelves Club New Activities Commission Greater' In Dream Market WONIENS PAGE •P By United Press If a grocer in Helena. Montana, FRANKFORT, Ky. - Bolt the has hie way, even today's ultra. Insbass. Mae liNsua or HIM edfling° faeah value of the Publio Mrs. 1scope and the convenient super-market will be Service Commission as a service old-fashioned. lion to the general publis were I agency Grocer Ken Thompson would re- Housewife's-Dream l'nfolded As Gadget Miss Annette Parks :incerased by the 1952 General fine shopping to such a degree the • arid: THE GARDIN Her- . Tuesday /assembly. State Auditor T. groceries would 'come to the house- To Make Life EaSier Shown For flonie Is Hostess to The Miss Annette Parks was hostess Bert Tinsley' today reported wife. Jr.. th Today's column treats particu-IGovernor1 Wetherby in an audit to a birthch•y party Tuesday after- He's dreamed up merry-gsround Taylor.' un- larly of storage of vegetables in agency. A housewife's dream 'was designed to. brighten up the dull noon at the home of her. Parents, of the toSring the Aprirs miec house cellars, as that is by far the assessments was grocery shelveso folded in Atlantic City's huee drudgery of housework. Mr, and Mrs. Rupert Parks of The limit of home.eniktr Mrs R most popular method. $250,000 contents around to the convention hall. There is one little offering that Miss Giner lencreased from $130.000 to South 10th, honoring The most-stored vegetable is who just stands there, picking out Lovett tams of is making a big hit in the wooden is year, enabling the Commission 'More than 500 member "Lou Parks. white potatoes, and each year what she wants. Jetty: Housewares Manta- odds-end-ends line. It is 3 "buck- to extend its operations in 'he the National .4Gaines and contests were high- many b ush e1s sprout past use, would ope- gad- cue- manufactured by a Dallas. .public interest. and also to sue- Thompson's shelves _ __lecturers Association ex.hibited lights_ .Parl.3%_.P_T-241. sise“akmee even aerere .tehriaiese, -of.-prepotted. • in- --on --a giant--wheele lace' gets to make life easier fee the Texas.----cotopaitz.-A taireoff.- ree-the-iv-o-n by Marian Irene Tergusen end There are two reesen.: :pen tithe. operation- a hearin millions of SoMen throughbUrene maple .erup buckets no mush a Ferguson - early-crop -potatoes ,creased tares pendinuar rengelt One is that the store, making a ciimplete turn Mrs United Stetes. pert, of New England. the buck- Cokes and cookies,:overe served mature in July but lee dug on the matter. not every seven and a half minutes. many I cites- are sold as cookie cont-iiners by Mrs. Parks ahd• Mrs. Hays to until October. Beerase they spent' Commission members-Robert M. range Shopper* would take up a post A de The new-fartgled exhibits However, the slatted compeetian' Suzanne Nfunday. Merisn Irene all the hot summ.r in land that Coleman. chairman; H. Clav4auf- at 'one spot and wait for the ed by froze simulated fabrics for shower of the nUckettes has so inolgued and Cricket Ferguson. Charles was chosen because of its "earli- mann and Cass R. Walden-main- groceries to come by, or if in ing gtl curtains to automatic gin openers the American woman -that she buys Tarry. Philip Heys of Paducah. ness.- sprouting hss niready be- tain "effective supervision and re- and electric fans with thermostatic of efficiency a hurry, they could scoot mound it not to stock cookies, but for Ginger Lou and Annette Parks. gun. The other r-....ison ;s that many quire high standards Air Force technicians at door of camera plane. Me-sc There's even entirely agency, to meet the beans and soup half • Multiple cameras and control. an Use as a handbag! The honoree received many house cellars are too warm. . its all functions" of the Rudy I new item in a distinctly new field It would have Oen better to Tinsley reported. THIS PHOTO illustrates a part of the extenslve preparations for the snower lovely gifts. ii anF It's a honiekit. carrying all the The biggest stir is in the • • • have dug the potabies and put big atomic explosion In Nevada. The blast, the 15th there, was ached- they may rub against Ovie equipment and ingredients .for curtaM department. Most of the them in the cellar 10 days after sacks, where to be the biggest so far. (interne:toed: Soundphoto) the beet, full-sire teed Holten finishing new furniture and floors Manufacturers; retreat. to 'be dropp- the tops went down. Even though each other. Only - specimens should ens. .1 end making old tables and ehairs ing the .lightec materials enc. . Murray Star the .cellar tempest ture may not ed and mature undereeature vepe- lord. 'I take on a revitalized polish. .1 ectoeting heav: m fabrics .5 3 this: Meeting be close to the desired 40 degrees, be stored, as Fields under the best stor- • Jeer. J The big idea of the exhibit. the eurtainsosaY1 drape mere easily it is cooler there than in the sun - tables shrivel i 6etterafig On mg conditions. cz; Slew covering 128.000 feet of floor space, A Philadelphia firm is .ferurin: Tuesday drenched pitch. The Mar may ba FOR SMOOTHEE SHAVES THE Jones. by Jean Allen was to delight the housewife with a line which includes fabric 41 Ntarray Star Chapter No. 433 held -cooled down by 'air-sooting." and per cent heavier' than the trans- Exterfsion Leaflet -52 eives the cue. NEW ELECTRIC SHAVERS Tholl ruch new labor-ring gedge'ts its regular meeting Tuesday even- mateeial new in use. la. Attention f'„ERSONAL to site that she will become unhappy and percet inc at the Masonic hall with Mrs. reeds to be given also - to aiswiffew a Treirrils dissatisfied with her present house- offerings melusie acetate taffeta •Euva Nell Mitchell. worthy matron., the products to oe rtored. Pre- We have a complete stork of Mrs. Jim Hart. Route-ie and Mr. BREEZY COOL MENUS Rome held aids at'- 20 different colors. and PaUl Dila worthy patron. pre- ferably, they should Lie dug dry, and loose soil brushed off and Mrs. Leeman Nix left today There's a breezy note to meals SHICK-REMINGT( N end brey I Here are some of the areund- Fleet* Nap Line siding. gently, so that there is no scuffing. If for Tulsa, Oklahoma. They will planned around cold' meat 'cuts. SUNBEAM SHAVFliS . Lovett the-house trinkets and gadgets the After a short buSiness routine -serve meats A New York firm which got digginc must be done wet, only return sometime next week. Sliced and ready-to aseoeiation displayed to approxi- 'the degre_ef the ceder were, con- time in the kitchen • into the etretain Avower- -line -by the wnrst mud should be removed, zall for „less Ideal Gifts For _Any Man mately 7.000 department store and ferred C.:1 the ta Ise Lg.five calidt- • • an warm summer days. - field. nap- line The nip was evolved • then the potatoes stored in crates wholesale buyers: ; dates: Don Paul Collins returned Thurs- Slices et Bra- PrenU nap" ine. The nap was _evolved pieced on bricks or ;Ranks to give and Pastels In Plastics - Pauls Valley. Oklahoma unschweiger latter from material the company used Mrs--Virginia Russell, Cody Rua- air free access 'in • il sides, The day from salami arranged First of all, there is a decided spent part of the offnmer in -elle-maisufacture :sell. Mrs. Mildred_ Hollancle_Mrs shell7of--ened- will dry-. with • aounti where is alternately to ,:$011CIVIr SHAVER Uncle and reality_ Don is teen dtbward use of pastel color; The material had been used aside- Willie Mae Barrel!. Hugo Wilson. vegetable's incide there. provided. with his form a border of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer in all plastics 'materials. This is cut by mistake. But the error The solemn and impressise eb• of course, they were not diseased. the 'son around cole slaw $2450 ligation was given by the worthy Collins, Route 5. take care of the opened the company's eyes to the The rout crops should be topped. salad by other -officers meat and material's possibility as a shower patron assisted but only to an 'nth That way, the menu, chapter w 21)""212" 2"1-2 on curtain. of the chapter. After the there is less ble ding than when Mrs. Beluein, Irolina Me- Getplan potato salad is a good was closed a social hour was en- they are topped "to the quick." lugin. LIsie Ross Meluein of U. S. hot dish for this meal. The cardren aren't beipe . for. by approximately 45 mem- Always 'and this epialies to white joyed Air Force and Miss Mildred, Wile German Potato Salad gotten either by the housewares bers and visitors. ix tatoes tool thsy should be har- hams are vacationing in Florida. association. Several types of new Visiting members were Mr. and vested in boxes or crates, and care While there they plan to visit West cooked potatoes, sliced teaspoon pepper flashlights, ajong the Lone Ranger, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Viva Turner ried to' the storage, never use Palm Beach. Tampa Daytona. 24 Roy Roger pattern, are- bein dis- 23 teaspoon salt Calling All Republicans DR of Mayfield chapter end Mrs. They will return home in several teaspoon dry mustard -Space 1 played. By fall. a Cadet Herndon of Temple Hill. Basic Black Crepe days. 13 teaspoon sugar Rocket Lite" -will be On ths mar- regular meeting will • • • teaspoto flour The next DresS Making Fall ket. The flashlight is four inches be TUesdala 'August. 12 at 3 pre 11-'s cup water Mrs. -George Hart will return! ong and shaped like a %Pace ship. There will be an initation. - It 23 cup vinegar Saturday Only inter Comeback hcom0 tornorrols• from Morehead 4 stripe baton n you pull a flamelike. atrine • • • By United Press College Moreheal. Ky where she 1 small onion, chopped '"CAVALRY SCOUT AND on end, the light goes cn. The beiec t cr5 pe dress is so. • • • . • • making a - has been attending writers co-- Sprinkle sliced potatoes with THUNDERBOLT" comeback for fall and sugar and flour Cast winter,' ference for the past twe weeks, the seasonings, re GIVE DIEV EC.4k1 ALMO NEWS mixed together. Combine water Audrey Lony - Rod Cameron The simple, go-evervvThere vinegar and in THAT NEW T 't H and crepe has been outshone for sev- Earl Osborn es o. USN Qt Cor- heat. Pe:lie Duncan received a letter 111s. Unit Give yoUr deval new rid seasons under fin array of taf- pus Christi base is tpendfrig loss Dice bacon from -.his half-brother. James di Sunday Only thich this suahner. the fetas. fatties, brocales and others leave in Murray. He is the son of and fry until Thomas Duncan, wno nad just ar- Obli yolks ar.d combine sitn t •ef of- the so-celled "elegant" fabrics. Mr and Mrs. Ear. Osborn ,Sr. light brown. Add rived in France, r fee: days ago. cook un- "MEET ME AFTER THE rr.ustard and mayonnaise and But this fall. you'll oe eteing black formegly of Murray new residing c'lli"n• 122 He ea', okay. he and he til soft but not SidOW" ped ripe eeives. the yo crepe in beth daytime end evening in San Antohio, Texas. ( Stuff ravelled eight - hundred miles brown and add mixture back into the whites Ind' wear. Loaf t ugh Germany 11. said Ger- potatoes. Pour Starring Betty Grable chill If you're using the eggs for One firm shov:s the crepe in Mrs. Charles Hayes end son of vinegar and 1 man was a ii:ce tountey, the hot picnic, put the haires togethec; what it calls tt2 "Obelisk" sil- Paducah spent Wednesday with water mixture over all and hilt Staley's Pullet Poll M y DONALD C %RI English hannet and The White in Ban and wrap in, lettuce I-of houette—one with the general con- Mrs. Hays' sister, Mrs. Rupert until liquid is absorbed. Serve • fasten:n.4 1 are eall; beageaul. The ft it with a toothpick. Cliffs, tonrs of 3 pyramid. On one. it Park Sr. and family. hot. M11111111111111120=111111 time there *seen hours faster use's grosgrain ribbon for collar Yield: 6 servings. in today and cast your vote in the than it is here. e time there is Come TO') trim: („n aeother, it creates a Wendell Hone, Jr. of Middles- A basket of rye bread and' Staley itAtCY POIL — the nol) poli that was 7 a, m. when it I3 m 'here We both tuxedo effect with radaor down the boro. Ky. is visiting in the home crispy crackers go well with 19481 And at the same time, hustle were glad to heir fr.3 Thomas. ri;10in sides of the skirt. White satin is of Robert Ineung. -Jr. on the Ben- these meals. with We are glad le hear at Mr )oat pullcts into egg production PuLLIT used te trim on one elack Areas. ton Road this weer- Ham and Swiss Cheese Rolls Riley Hazen and also Mrs rce moots. Feed noun ATOMS 30-50 with grain Va II Drms Stagre•red button trimming shows "• Potato Chip; Collins ams don't Doter at Oil others. Pfc. Haan Darnell has returned Sliced Red Ripe Tomatoes Pen writing Designer Jo Copeland uses black to camp after a visit with his re- Fresh Fruit , WI SATE IN sa. WI WZA. S IR Mrs. Netfie Duncan. who has a beaten' dreis 1.4.* F. Thurmond Seed Co. • for with latives here. Milk Tim been an invalid for some time. et- prune lines, and black Coffee OR IN CANT NI SAD relyet • • • ST. PHONE 386 mains ebeut the same. trim. ner Oleg The ham sod cheese roll is SOUTH SECOND •P Cassini uses _Mr. and 'firs. Otis Wilson of Mr. Ed Maui ing and grand black crepe • r a made by placing a slice of Swiss Del sleeveless dress Detroit are spending a few days cold boiled es% taciren. Gerald Mciata,n and Ed - with fringed' t - Aheese on a slice of for the skirt. minced ham. Top with 1.e Manning, of Mani:can 'spent in Murray. ham or Del • • • , Vtation in CaLessay court:. t:)' / Del Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baud!. Jr, ...5pLrwr Mr, Ms-nine's -daugh!. Dark-Haired gt:Atlk- 0th Mn, James Collins, Mr!`-Colliin. and children are visaing relatives PEOPLE DO in Detroit. LIKE I other relatives. has Dream Job arid friends TO' Rev and Mrs- A. :.IcAlpin and Of Eating Steak a •,• eadren cf near- M3t held were ms. Maud Marine and son. Toy. By United Press e spending a few TO. ,:upper guests if Mt. and Mrs. of troa are ROLL YOURSELF A PERFECT MEAL GOSPEL MEETING CONCRETE HOMES Pol:e Duncan one evening during She has what sounds like ai days h with relatives. - beans or asparagus. • • • . cooked green the revival at the Chuech of Jesus dream job, make a living by Roll and fasten with a toothpick. Christ, dining at *the best restaur tuts and leaven A of Detraiit is Place each roll in a lightly and tight- Williams Chapel Church Of Christ here are the seasons why: ta were sorry to hear of the night spots. visiting cglatives, n Murray. greased frying pan. Cover (Watt of Mrs. Alice Kirnbro. Our . • • • ly and cook slowly . about ten But don't kid yourself, says cheese melts. Nix. minutes or until the Lynn Grove, Ky. deepest sympathy is extended to dark-haired Lee Easton. Eating Mr. and Mrs. Hat an Condensed cr ea m of celery Cat BEAUTY LIVABLE her. Murree, a Reba family. steak for I i dreie- Betty Steale. of soup heated and thinned with a Mr and -Mrs. Lawrence Manning • 1 Ann Call of Prireeton have st an easy sauce • Stu LOW IN COST NOISE-PROOF r for a livini".blis little milk makes and little daughter -of Michigan returned from a vacation tri for the ham rolls. CLEAN ADAPTABLE meet their vacation in Calloway I -Lee is the east coast inspect:3r through the southern :Wes and faithfully Btu, visiting Mr. Maneints sister, Mrs, icuovieu e ii.sauta ay) roll Florida. They Visited Orlando, Day- WARM IN WINTER COOL IN SUMMER Caihna. ,Wr. Collins, and iorganization which operates a tena. and New Syrnia beaches 4.11:01.1agght/i July 27 • August 3 4 'her relatives. . Icharge account service corerning while in 'Florida, they also visited WEATHER TIGHT STORM PROOF' Mr and Mrs. Maritime -ire-11Yr. Wstaurants and' the Gulf of Mexico and Panama tiis ritstroit Dawson. ens night_clubs. 5.0 : !dud parents of a so., born in Periodic on City on their return home. FIRE LOW stops the chartists Sundays- SAFE INSURANCE 7.Ieh. last week. :acing: • 'atinns! are part of her job. The othethhelf RATE PERMANENT Ka- cv Tiltan ;is -to okay the restaurants *hien 11:00 A. M. • ars NOT A TERMITE IN apply for membership, there are - tc:00 P. M. igitiiI1N 'at. least three bids a day in New SOUND A MILLION _ Mille el r.tit GRA% York alone. and INVESTIWZNT. COMFORTABLE uesting roe- toie, add Her day begins- with. a check MON. -Week Days-- one tablespoon of brown or white with her office about the time stilt 'to the gravy. Yooal find most people are through work 3:00 P. both flavor and color. 4.-e ireproC- for the day. he picks up a.. list DELIGHTFULLY COOL EASY.TO KEEP Li? ed. o. fplaces where she's supposed ta 8:00 P. M. • eat and is on her, way. About A midnight she goes home. and makes Tr- G 34cConr.ell .r.,f Caldwell out a report. bets Isabs8 at L Tilt ngregational as ru oiunty had a le,eue- yield of aboul Says she-"I learned the techni- Ix camas n MOE WONDER "merleaniel ng— Fitts Concrete 410 pounds per ecre-n•- tine for this job righr away. aii" —AND NOW Of 1NE WEST Block Co. acres. eed en would never Nov, :lasted out IN Infred Clailsoin COMING COLON BY the' first week, f take'one reasen- BACK!" SEE US TODAY — Luthe'. Kidd, garden "d""'table large bite- f the-inain dish aleyd county. made seeen plant. TECHNICOL011 and a tiny nibble of everything ens of .s _et eo. n., three of beans RANDOLPH 'Phone 1068 East Main with it. That's eneugft to Street .ind two of tomatoes, and has sev _iserved nieal's quality teed other kinds ef vegetables l estriblish the . It takes iron determination.' be. SCOTT A Great Preee her With • Great Message ao. •zrr r 2 pause there are a good many res You will hear about his preachine so come and hear him in person in Manhattan Whica reeve i, taurants powerfelly appetizing dishes. Lee'T The church eatends a most cordial invitation to one and all always '- had a weekness for ()e.g. atn•nd these- meeting.; • -ta which doesn't help to months on 'the job, r 5)ACF Get the BEAUTY But after 5ix .,t she's not ,gained a pound, However WIN DREW if • _ the pretty one-time chorus girl .131111 UWE • Message hut the Gospel- ,. 'refuses to take that as proof that Alf Ik1100 11110I GET ff'11_412..11/71HLIMIE•130.4_ l • wt., %Awn Ilironsolt•doys • e 'he has a career she can settle $ lirchaf d 'lobo No MissiOn hut to S'ave Souls • predecessor `was a Midd Her ANN bliEgIDAN-JOHN LUND ,:ed gentleman who Worked fir No Creed but His Word • • 1 eaee Monthe, then were to :he LAST TIMES in "STEEL TOWN" and explainel-"I ve No Law but His Will Riley Furniture & Appliande- Co. • eib's boss TO FILMED IN TEatINIZ'OLOR , gained 30 pounds. Hs Other give 510 West Main Street 'Telephone 587 up my job or my wife. She won't 1put up with it anymore" I 44 •e, • .

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