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Soloctod A.Scot Community Forfor I ER 7, 1962 L & RUGS Why Not Weather vacuum Scatter them on top of Do All Kentucky-Cloudy with 'rain and con- • beginning tonight Your Shopping tinuing Thursday mostly MadisoneounCy over east an central por- of 12 pigs in ttsi In Murray , tions. Low tonight 38 to 46 a that weighed and windy and cool Thurs- 165 days. day.

•••. Jnited Press YOUR PROGNIESSIER MIER NEM- - POPLIIATIOPL.—__9.000 ME= WOH-OVIa-lEILLT A mummy Murray, Ky.,_ Wednesday-Afternoom-Octob'er 8, 1952 MURRAY [WATXkilifICI;T .7 71 79- •vofi '111tso% immtmarANIM 50 for Your Watch these new NEARLY au $5.00 to 90 DIE IN BRITAIN TRAIN WRECK Ilownce on in,..our huge Red Attack Reds Conthme To ONE GOES TO BATTLE, OTHER GOES HOME TO REST r and Save Accuse "r 1J. S. Alvis Jones Over Three Hundred Injured As '9 Is BY ee ie *et Halted The 1500 delc • ati stelaussi:es To Open Three Crowded Trains Collide Communist party a '4 ,aa.%1 re- suming asi debate today ..y' - In Korea note report handed u By United Press the peth of.a northbound express day by politburo KA Office memb.. • Three crowded trains have train that splintered through them Malenkov. 'smashed into each other near before slopping. By United Press This is the speech in London. . ;leis E. Jones. Murray has been The heavy steam engine of Allied and Communist soldiers Premier Stalin's right-hand i. ara The hour crash smployed by the Jackson Purchas rush may have the London-bound express ploughed are battling for a strategic height accused the United States of WA. killed 100 or more passengers. Production Credit Associa'ion as so deeply into the local it was on the central front in Korea. mongering.-and in which Right now, the he said field representative and he will official estimate covered completely by the debris. South Korean troops aye Russia would collaborate with is 85 dead. Three hundred YSTEM slug- be in charge of the Murray office are Twelve coaches. four from each ging it out with Chinese Reds capitalist countries but "beat jnjured-many seriously. on them which will be opened won. The Rescue train, were destroyed in the crash the slopes of White Horse again if they dare attack our workers still are digging thaotigh moun- Associatian has secured office spare The northbound express had twa tain. Artillery fire has turned motherland." to use his own words. a mountain of wreckage 30 feet the across from the PMA office in the locomotives, weighing about 1O0 crest of the height into a During the debate which got high. searching for the dead and no-man s Swann Building. The offie., will be tons tech They were twisted and land. At last reports. the underway last night, one delegate injured. So far. 41 bodies have UNIT' South opened as seem as furniture and battered as if a giant had stamped Koreans Eisenhower's been held the southern slope brought Dwight name fixtures arrives. pulled from t6 twisted steel. on them. and the Reds into the picture. A. Y. Snechkus The disaster occurred at Har- held the northein Mr. Jones was reared on a Cal- The main platform at th'e. Har- side. of Lithuania accused the Republi- row Station-just 10 miles south- loway county farm near Lynn row Station was wrecked--as it The 'can presidential candidate try,- east- London, during battle is part of what allied of Grove. After being graduated from of th- morn- a bomb hit. Huge concrete slabs LE officers are calling a "little of- ing to "enslave Lithuania." ing rush hour. A heavy fog had were torn from the foundation. Lynn Grove High School, he at- The Lithuanian Red was referr- cut visibility to about 100 yards. fensive" by the Reds --a 12-thous- tended Murray tS3te College dur- The waiting _mom has been turned ing apparently to a recent cam- And the "Night Scott" exprses:- and man operation designed to ing which time his principal Andy into a morgin and first ail station. paign speech in which Eisenhower headed for London from Scotland seize key spots along the battle- was agriculture. During World Outside the station, some of tne urged America to use all peace- at 55 miles an hour-slammed into line. War II he was with tha Armed coaches caught fire.. A footbridgn ful means to aid countries that 'I-nine-car London-bound corn outer But General James Van Fleet, Services serving several months was knocked over.' Screams and have been drawn behenci the Iron train that was in the station. Five the commander of the Eighth overseas. After eturning from the shouts from those te3pped in the Curtain, Said Snechkus: "Nobody of the local's cars were sent Army. says the allies stopped the army, he operated the family farm wreckage were heard afte- the can divert the Lithuanian people rolling across the tracks. :tent 'into Red offensive before the Com- for sseaveral years and was later first moment of stunned silence. from their path." munists could penetrate the main employed as assistant manager of The screams clime from girls 04 The Red regime in the Soviet allied defense positions. Says the the Calloway County Soils As- their way to work in oLndon's zone of Germany is marking its (:eneral: the enemy has beers sociation. financial district-from children on clobbered." third. anniversary today amid - signs Popcorn Mart their way to school at nearby that it would become the main His training Backing up his Matement, is a and experienee in Wembley-and •from businessmen European partner of Russia in agriculture battlefront report that Suuth Ko- will be valuable in en their way• to work the cold war with the west. helping him rean soldiers on White Horse and - to understand the Opens Monday Soon. 500 rescue workers were Soviet president Nicolai and athe: needs and problems of farmers. at work: including doctors and a French Battalion on nearby Aa- IMPOSING PATTERN Ls made by the U. S. Navy's heavy cruisers Toledo (left) and Bremerton as they satellite leaders are in east Berlin • AN rowhead Ridge have killed or lie at anchor in a Far East port, with the Toledo preparing to relieve the Bremerton and begin a third to help celebrate the occasion- in one cpmpartment alone. they wounded two-to-three - thousand tour of duty in Korean waters as a unit of the U. S. Seventh fleet. The Bremerton is scheduled for and underline the new position In County 'found the bodies of 15 - Brit•sh Iteds since the Communist drive overhaul in the United States. (international) East Germany will occupy in toe Paris Music Club soldiers The rescuers list se for began Monday. - -- Communist world. • cries-some of them very faint The crest Cif Arrowhead has To Present The popcorn market got off to Today the cadre of Red (ler- Organist . STATE SPONSORS PROMOTIONS NAMED to guide them to the trapped and changed hands 12 times in two many's future army goose-stepped Kirksey FHA To a fair- start Menday. when locil CATTLE injured. days. Matinee Paris. SHOWS popcorn markets opened down Unter Den Linden in Soviet- The Music Club of ON PERSONNEL STATE t;) pty One passenger who reaped In the air war, the Navy Sponsor Supper -is says Style military uniforms as Shyer- Tennessee has announced that it f.rmers per hendred pounds FRANKFORT, Ky..-A beef Cat- 24-year old leommuter-said the that two of its propellar-driven cheering thousands look- will present Thomas H. Webber, for ear corn and 57 14 for ehelled nik and The Kirkscy High Future Home- tle FRANKFORT. Ky. Oct. 8,--Pro- worst part of the crash 5V,13, in 01-aes eery lust yeaterciay in at- Jr. in an organ Show for 4-H and PTA mem- corn. ea on The marching "alert units, recital on 'flies- motions on the staff of the State his words. -the screams that came tacks on targeti at Yengpyong makers of America chapter is bers, sponsored by the Depart- in as they're called, will be the back- day. October jeith. at the First Divasion of Personnel were • Popcorn that was gathered last sponsoring aa Chili Supper an', ment of Agriculture, is scheduled an- out of the middle rut that great East Korea. bone of the army whicn Red Methodist Church The reread nounced week crowded the market an Mon- Style Show Wednesday ceimina. for the today by George T. Ste- heap of wreckage from poor devils' In Washington. the defense de- will begin at 8 pm. Mr. London Stock Yards en day. however the rainfall leaders say they will form. Weboe: October 8 wart. Division head. The appoint- over trapped inside." partment says that Air Force Sab- Is organist Wednesday, October 8, according the weekend and choir director anf ments were effective October 1. hampered picking of It was Britain's worst trati rejet pilots have been destroying Idlewild to Wilson Malta the Department's the corn in the Presbyterian. Church len CIili be served at six- Ernest F Graham, a merraser of early part of this wreck since 1915. when 227 person, Red MIGs at the rate of 15-to Memphis. and administrative assistant. week which -one is widely known thirty and' the style "Shrew the division since 1940•.ased for.ner caused the markets were killed And it is the second in the last three months. Stella Couple for his colorful and impressive will tot he girls will Routt explained that an appro- to slow down a bit on Tuesday. model administrative assistant, was arimed worst railroad disaster in Breese Seven interpretation priation Marketers Sabrejets were downed to of organ music. the dresse, from the Sim:dimly of 117.000 was granted by assistant director. according to report that the corn history 106 MIGs destroyed. However. UN and Shirley Lee patterns. the legislature for the shows this Stewart. is moving fast again today. The music club extends a cor- The chief regional railway of- lasaes are higher than, those of the year. The first show was held at . Popcorn is of lower finality this Will Observe ?Sal invitation to attend this Clifford Coleman, former place- ficer. J M. Winking. says the Reds because of allied losses to The admission will be thirty Princeton the latter part year than in years nreviona, be- recital. of Sep- ment representative, was named cause of the accident is not yet ground fire. and forty cents tember. cause of the unusually to the post of Supervisor o Re- dry awn- known. but a full investigation mer. Zhe Mere:iced fielding is reflect- cruitment and Placement. Coleman Markets report that some is underway ed in the slowdown at the truce Anniversary corn is a fair quality while other has been a member of the at iff P25 tables in -.Panmunjom. The UN corn is chaffy and the ear irn't since 1951. • Murray completely filled discontinued High out has the School All cein talks indefi- Is Host Larry •••••• To District Maddox, former suparvisar a Mr. and Mee. G. Wilson H. will PTA Senator eately until the Rids accept is light in weight and the yield Underwood, allied celebrate their golden wedding of training, was Aspointed new proposals for ending Per acre is considerably the prisoner anniversary Supervisor of Trainine and r.xame lower Congressman Gregory on Sunday. October thah last year exchange deadlock--or after a bet- At An All inations. Maddox joined the di- Grains are small 19 at their home near Stella. Day Meeting Here . Yesterday - and are not in the best Are Visitors Here " 4 leeks ea esell IOW ter plan themselves. The state de- vision staff in 1950. ennAlti an. The Wilson were married In One 'be Ilegarars. partment emphasizes that the in- local market reporter pop- Crossland. Tenn., on the above eke Senator Toni tencierwnod definite postponement does not Murray High ping cenditione are down 5 ler- and date 'fifty years School was host went to George Rogers Clark ago by' Squire for could be offered in the SCh00i cent from Congreesmarie.Noble Gregory were alga, 30^ rid., mean the UN is breaking off the to the District Conference -if Fire Warning Is 'last years etervinoint. Turnbow. Mrs. Wilson is the- for- 100 Per cent cafe-wive board sub- venters Yesterday in the lrh" hop. la Mho talks completely. PTA provisiohs. She urged the parents Local proceasors. feel 'hat the office of mer yesterday when '174 dele- acription, and Henry Clay, Issued By yaw es• Cale Miss Olive Guthrie, daughter Andrea' to be concerned about the no...al- Forester farmers are pleased with the daily LEDGER and TIMES. Saga. In one other development., two gates and officers registered for Jock:inn, MeKinley, "he way of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charley Murray High bilitim of legiallation their corn Senator Underneeid and Congress- unlieaded ambulance trains have the one day program Mrs. James whicfl could "Due is turning out as the Guthrie. and Mr WliSIII1 is and Tilahman. to the long period of dry- Gregory the better the wheels. She urged par- yield. even though light: is heavier man were on e tour nf coilided on the mainnine between C. Sheehand, president of the The .25 caeather we have had, fires are gier With son of the late Mr. and Mrs. per cent plus club ir- than 'anticipated. cities and towns in Western Ken- Seoul and Pusan. Five persons- Kentucky Congress of nicitipaalnincin usingt he influencee•Iection s oy ego:t- much Hoyt Wilson PTA. spoke chided Genreez .Rogers Clerk and more difficult to keep iunder tucky cerripaigning for thee, corn - including two Amexican Sq.ldiers-- in the afternoon on control. Mr and Mrs Wilson are the "A"Chilti Wel- Henry Clay Everything is so dry 'hat irisne election wrre killed. fare Program." people to think am', vote for the parents of three and awards were Subscribing to the the controlling effect of small .aNIERIFAN OFFICIAL .e1.1.0WED John Sherman Cooper -eel! eons who are, Nation:1.1 Pali... regard eo our childecn and op. Vernon made to the schools for achieve- ent Teacher rain wen diaappearaa Ralph, A of Murray: Darrell of Maeazine were George nhnation,it in Tsise Senator Underwood while et Your ments. membership, and maga- Nelson, District Forester for the TO SEE WILLIAM 0 VT114. 'la • Stella and Dean who is serving Rogers Clark, Kirksey .ind Brava- ' Congressman Gregory es in be tin. in zines. Mrs. Mrs Dallas Brighlwell. executive Western District CIIIILDRF.N BURN TO the Navy at Newport, George Hain. first vice ton. of 'Kentucky said. opnosed. R I. AZereryrvicies,a .,f t. 0 f foicffed eertot hto,he DEATH IN LOUISVILLE Open president. .presided. Mee. Floyd W. Z. Carter, 'It. is unlawful to set fire on By United' Press The two men were house, will be held all day superiatendent f the" ski:it accompanied Graves. Wickliffe, president, waa Ft f land belonging to anfither er per- An American 'official in r^atelo. Sunday. October 19. All relatives Murray High School. gave the would eall. :mound towp by State Se•nalqr unable to conduct the day's plias mit your _fire to.spsead from palm CaechnsInvakim. has . been allowed By United Preen and friend. 'of the coupleacgrealp- welcome address which was re- yes ets. Jemes. Lassiter. and Robert O. tiwkon., Land t OAit 4 sae- • • Wait fi'g 1 enuaren rui('e ournen to toted to attend. inihre 'ROAN ,t Trafrrrr,(714.Tit Refolded" to by -Mrs Don caseipeign-c-ha r. • lieniy. report for the creelentiele commit- During months prianned American newsman death in a fire hich swept be held at aForest Dale, a new Hickman. Mee the of October, man of Calloway county. IES Lewis Sorel!. tee...Hatr y Sparks reported for the - Noveegber, December, March, April And hie rennet is that Oatie 53711 through a small apartment at school in McCracken County. Clinton. was the 'seeretary, • Receiving awards auditing committee, and Mrs. E and May: it is unlawful 'to set he's in good healt Louisville yesterday_ made by The Rev. S E. Byler. minister CMENT Girl Scout Leader 0. Williams. Clinton, made the fire to Thy ,,mnteeial within two necretery of State Dean Acne/ion -Firemen say their 22•year-old Mrs Randolph Gore, membership of Mc!morial Baptist church. gaveaginurtesy report. hundred told of 'the villt another. Mrs Dora Lee Gant, had chairman. and Mee J. A. Gad- feet of any woodland or tod iv in %Vieth- Inquiring Speaks Here Monday the invocation., Leading the salvia' fn '''••••-••'•7 berry. magenne a poet talleettalecting, Mrs. brusilland which le eapeiele et' inefon Acheson Said United State?' been washing clothes in the back chairman were: to the flag were Girl Senuts Rherla re'ravea appointed 5 Rudolph spreading fire except between the renrearnftratre• Nat King visited yard when she looked up to see Mrs Frank Murray. regional Achievement aevards. Standaact- .Reporter MIMI- le" le^r McClure, and Gore, Mrs. J. A. Gadberry. hours of C:10 .p Otitis at Prague police headquarters _the apartment in flames The mo- director of Girl Scouts, Freedom. Tulti. Kuttawa and and ..m and 12 o'clock L'oeina- Patricia Terrcla —17Iffs. midnight. yeaterday. I James King, to work out a ther was unable to 'rescue the ton Kentucky, was a visit?' anin-Strerpe. Su pe ripe... awards-New W.• B -Moser. Iferincipal of -the yearbook or program contest for Kentucky -statute 149990 pre. nage leak sentenced to 10 years QUESTION: three children because of antensi sneaker at the all day conference Concord. Marion, Eddyvilte, Erank- host school. Intl-rabic -ad the Pagel the next year. They were Instruct. scribes fines and imprisonment for n jail in April of 1951 on -ihany Do You have 'a hobby? What Is heat and smoke. of Girl Scout leaders and council -11n7-Jefferson, Robert E. Lee. Mc- Misses Frances Leah Farmer. ,-ed to report on a way to judge violation a the Kentucky ferest any eharees Since then. 'he Cnra- your hobby" What made You be- , However, a three-year-old son. members Monday in - the rabiev Kinley and ‘Gilbertsville. Extra 1 Talrotha P•irker. Betty Meyer. ant these fire law's. Monist Czech government come interested in that hobby? Rii in the city park. Superior -_ Trigg-Cadix. programs at the amity; meet- has tin'. somehow toddled through Mrs Robert Haile I:Carina".' Fidelia Austin. and Teenenineci commissioner, init. - Anyone interested in obtaining mitted him only one either vied..., ANSWERS: the s oke into his misther's arms conducted the pro- Kirksey. , Miirray High, Training the state and clict tint officers and A rommitce. ?Clore complete infarmatina on That Wa5 former Ambaeealse Hrs. Martha StalsMefterld: No, as she rushed gram which included plane for the School, West Fulton. composed of James Elhig up the stairs and Braeletnn. preeented a typical Murray gift Kentucky fall King. MIT. 13$nnett Curtis and Forest Fire Illes shou:el Briggs. last Anril don't have :I hobby Fin a shut In was unhurt. The dead included and winter work in acatiting. George Rogers - Clark, Tilghman, In etich. Harry Sparks to serve on write-Ralph A Nelson. Di ;t1.121 Kine arias palls told him he lett nind_L-pan1 do anYtherig much but two young sons and a three-month Mee Murray showed films of Whittier, Henry Clay. Washington the Bob Eaker, Lynn Grove a stu- Forester. Stoval Building: May- medical and dental rare when sit baa the fire all day. old activities deeirable in the troops. Junior High. nominating committee next ;Trine its daughter. a Farley. let anklin, dent of Murray State College, field. nerraear and streamed I was when a second vice president will Ky. and he "has not been Mg. Lamar Farmer: Yes, I guess Douthitt Two of the bodies were found games as a means Andrew Jacksnn, Lone Oak, Lome- awarded the S100 acheilarship the be 'elected. in ill health Oates fhenke1 King you would eel! it ea hobby I love on a bed. of developing the moral, physical. fellow, Emma during The other was lying be- Morgan Reidlend. District PTA offers each year POLICE SURPRISED for reports on mental and emotional, develop- to The arrangement committee". his wife. who _is to piece ;quilts 1 guest it's be- hind a dreiser. The Membership :wren award an elementary teaeher-etuderee, serving from the Murray PTA OVER OWN RAID in Americn, and said he honel cauuse rm old fsahioneti. •• Seventh Firemen say the fife may have ments of the girls went to Murray Hieh. Murray Mies Ruby Smith. of the (nitwit- consisted to be able to ee King more. ifn-in Sem our Gardner: I don't know started by .. A display of brinks and other Training ø,f Mrs. Roy Farmer. coal ;Sopping from an Ctinnirrehaen, 'Robert E than department nf the By United Poem Acheson said 3(i. material ti-able in college, iti Mrs. Walter Bakee. Mrs E. S Fer- this Visit to 0 if you would cell it a hobby or old fashioned heating delve in the the work with Lee, Longfellow, McKinley, Emma trodticed Mr Eaker who macle• einion. Mrs. .1 B Wileen. The French police seemed more •hoold tint he taken to mean not, hut the meet I think about kitchen. Oial Scouts was shown Morgan. Reidland. Milan, and Me:. Gilberts- short thaek-veu speech Mrs. W surprised than the Frevagh 'Reds that his release from orison is when I don't have There were 17 present for th? vine. H. Moser. anything else Sharpe John -Blackburn. by a surprise raid on any closer luncheon meeting , Paducah. gave The credential committee was Cdeimunist Acheson' sail Kine to do is writing letters to nne 30 p.m. The Gold Leaf and Aerial ,went the financtel centers throughout tent report for Mrs. Cecal composed of Mrs Houston Wsl- France. . the newsman 'that h? has friends and relatives, J love tes to Barlow. Kirksey. Wickliffe, The. net • Draffen. Paducah - officers were amazed be- been forgotten -efforts In write to ••• KEFAUVER WILL hams, Mrs James King, Mrs Fred my children especially, Birdwell. Milburn:, Ineedem. Lee. Mrs. Gervice cause they found the Reds brng him BOOST FOR STEVENSON Douglas. president Amonett Mrs Clifford Londeman. were home are ermitineine Mrs. Shelby Madden: Ye.; I love Gilbertavilles. Kuttawa, Lone Oak, of the McCracken ready. for them, In fact. a and will 'centime, hitt dm.. Benny U. Ray Couniy Council. The auditing committee was Panne until he i free antique" and flower arr ineemente. Ernma Morgan Franklin Andre* made a report Communist newspaper hit elite SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. Oet. oil her attendanre Mrs. Ward Bushell, Mrs. Hugh L. I collect antiques to some extent, Now In Jackson, Tilghman. whittii..r streets one hour before fl eUitta. Senator Estes Kefauver Alabama of the state convention. Jennings. and the 'rates suppose the reason a* because Pal Bonny Georae Roger,: Harry Sparks. flies L Ray i Clark. FIcaeelterta Following a luncheon in the this morn ing,-Withe -a'. prediction' TROPIAL STORel was the' to San Francisco Parlay . to Naar - District committee chairmen prt third generation to 5101- stationed Rt Redstone "! Jefferson. Washington, Henry Clay, mimed cafeteria, of what was going to happen. AT press hie campaign argument that Mrs James King. sent included Mrs. W. E. Williams. HURRICANE STAGE reared in. my randfather's house. Huntsville Ala . where he is en Farley t•Padaccati. All told. some threenhounani Governor Adlai Stevenson is the pengranieuebairman. pr Clinton: Name Smelt,, Murray: where there was always lots' of lending the Milder! Mired, Schein!. Those receiving poke and special agents man to give the nation the {inlet Leaf Meted. rind introduced Mrs Shee- Mrs fat7ett MIAMI. Oct. 8 11.111 0--The tro- flowers and acme, the riget t h Bennett Coitus, antique furni- Ras' was drafted into tha army nista 'weir ,ha-pc and Franklin oaln NN:ho Communists and left-wing center; pical atom: in kind of a "change." brought the reatasagstl,ac Mrs. .1 A . Gadverry, Mrs. . Ran- the Atlantic has ture In Jilla of this year and tank limier High Receiving the Gold the day' She in 17 cities. now developed intn Kefativer is stumping Califor- stressed the impor• dolph Gore, Mrs. John Blackburn, a Isunficane F. J.' Irvin: Yet4•1 really his basic 'alining at the Aberdeesi Seal only were Kevil Feldyville, Jance of The magistrate who issued the with winds nia for the rnan. whn defeated him being concerned about that Paducah. of 100 miles per hour. love to crochet -1 cieehet little Prnvist nentind. Md Terry Norman. Freemont, Heath,-school raid order accused the R"ds f Inca Wei- for the Dlcmncratic presidential ,prograrn and mentionk the MrS, Tuttle Lockwreed. Ti•rrrner— abeett-11110 melee -04gt swistter sets, doilies. scarves, and He is the son of Dr. an4 Mrs and Murray Training. Zinimum threatening the external security nf St. Birthalmy effiehmt nominal ion. Foundation program that president of the State Congress French Welt lace I „Outs.. the reason I took to H H Ra ot Murray, The Kentucky Bulletin nwardsl of the state and attempting to Indies., and is moving II, according to her, the least that INA present in the 'slowly this work was just to have soled= afternoon. demoralize he army. northward thing to do when I was lonesome. •

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-PAGE TWO TNE LEDGER & TIMES. NURRA;Y, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1952 n rim to record by going hitless in 21 I -None of us will be able to LTlMETiall It Luck Or Dodger Head T* TILL LEDGER & Skill. But The _11;ze skitraml:Piwridelthnee at bat. says---"I tried hard ,..1,.,t..wthehe othere things ire a little mare quiet." but they just wouldn't falls Is Looking To :ev rtiell.t, th"ro----"Yua:, PVLIASHED P.Evicia a TIMER PUBLISHING coMPANT Maritle says It was a slide: he .SSaptairi Pee-Wce [tree.. the • 1,vende're i •, fgoingionii to to gepaany r.peae., The Next Year I 'Yanks Captured-15th Title hit for the home run off Black. shortstop 'who is the only Dodger re .aseoltdation of Tre Murree Ledger. The Just then Canoe:ay Times. and The Black and manager -to face the Yankees ita y. Oct. 8 Kip) i Mem that might come up in the Charley BROOKLYN. N. - a eat•ee-Herald. avast': ?O. 198. anii the ' t Ke.itucktan, January Dressen walked into th• tour series since. 1941. Flinliiied it diessine room -Brooklyn Codger a. anager Chia k lin"' 11' 11111%. By • eie ...vas the sixth Weeld Series Neither had a up this way--"you've got to rive Dream,already . is looking etie„d Dressen already is talking abaut lieucdk.rreoi-Islest.rey- , b -the Dodgers--and the sixth chance to say much. Stengel kept those Yankees credit. They're not I ,beating the Yankees in dr: 193e to. next year-and it's a good tut J.-.51e.. • e the fact is the-New-York Yaitketa tare they've wound up losers. the floor. Casey tuld Dreseen.- as great as they used to be. but I there wial bw sonic nev,• faces onl. W,a3,u.srlu tiSleerieiLdg-Teiler y p-filaol, b`Saont:t.; are. world chemaiiiies for the 15! ...The Dotigers [oat to the fled Sux "that's a great Lawn and you've they've sure gut seenetli'Mes 1 Ad reserve the repg ieject any the Hational.Lea:_ue champione Ai:vertu/mg. Letters to Use Editor, time in 1916. to Cleveland in 1020 and done a great isel- with it." The For the figure philbert.t. 340.000 think we'll be the ones to whip rt.Public Voice items in Yankee I know my club much inAter . Our. opinion arr not for the best The Yankees. a far eae to the Yankees in 1941. 1947. manager turned to Blacg tans paid $1.983,900 to w etch year." 1, toterest 1949 now," rays . Dressen, -and there ,• g aist readers the famed Bronx Bomberref ai*- and a,ain this yeer. and added-"you're going to be seven games. The pliyers split up Dodgers will iti: seven or eight who won't DI"C en SiAYS the have • be. eleys, wan -their tairtii ttleara As you rright expect, the Yan- good. Don't worry,- you'll ,Sialie $500:000. Ea ch Yankee- wIll got good prospects corning up be around re.,xt season:* several EIUMeteN14 eaea PREas series when . they defeated Breok- kee dreesiug rosin eees .1 noisy Your' innings," roughly $6200. The losing Dodgers fron4hethleirstmtihnoinrgs _do eSSOC1ATIAMS Wessell declined to mention any I.ATIONAL REialtakeSINTATIVES: 11" LLACk: lye. 4-2 in yesterdiy s :seventh one Sttmne'1. his face atill astute Qlresseo "OW Stack thanked will receive about 14,000 per man. Fm going wrrr R CO, 1369 names.. Hut .beseball _ . . _. i-Ntenroe, Wearers,• Term - weeLedoinaisise-eiseeia. aisekevallillaudeTandesh eaaa.e.bre:treaty shouted= -Casey anet.saeiessed -to the -Dodger -Andattears absent-it satet•ptettiet tnea pr..4..t.-4 ..._..„ . _.. . ta...3 rare nrc.r.' Tfriir 394 N ,Brance and- Caen next spritur'-- says Dressen, eis litichigan drove in two r LIZVS. '110 441.h a dressing room where thiaes• were pitchers Ralph v. Chicago; 110 Bolyston St., &atm, 'by i.osh, that's is gteat team vs • the 1953 season starts next April bring all the jvpitchers‘o ee ,B 1,ac,y kInJ, r7a it)iuiryp- homer. Gene Woedling it quiet. Labine. eptfielder Tommy llUlale5 lark- beat. Theee Dodgers played like training i Jackie eat:d 1953irifielders Rocky Braises and ganuation to our came. . alnlitred at the Post Debt- alurtey. ed en..' over De right fie1.1 arecn heck Ill tell you. We had to give Robinson muttered-ethey Ft lies:ducky. for tramousalon se Universite Hubby Morgan may mot Lie giabk Ww'ihtho “knnotithwt.rs. corn's Breakien. The Yankees used am everything to win by .1 bat- didrat miss Jo DiMaggio. I'll tell curer Temple liecoria Class Matt you that. MIkvy has • four pitchers. with Allie Reyaolds 'tered nose" That kid, Mickey man- Bill Pniladel- 1)res,s4n says bell call his co ,ches Lees that way. gUBSCRIPTION By pickine up h,s secled win of i One newsman asked Casey if he tle, made the difference. He Was signedbkiSkettiallla taililiayr .with tne aATES: Carrier # • 112- ray. per week 13c, per ill fur a mectiztg today and have -On the whole." adds Dressea. this riies. Joe Bleck hat his weeld retire. great." phia Warriors in the National Ft nooth 65e. In Calloway and adjoining woottes. per Ahem write suggestions ell a ,lip "I'm 9-dialled and hopeful about year, 9340; wine tecond. ere. Bleak defeated leg- eRettea' I sheuld worry Duke Snider, whose four home Basketball Associatton, M Ile ye where, 15.56. about paer.p , the prespe_ctslor 1963." noels in the opener. •- retiring. These are my kids, and runs tied a World Series recard, plans to continue his dental school -.of . ------WEDNESDAY, Only four times have the Yen- cant they play ball when the explainined why he popped out COU1SeS while phying bas.ketbail. OCTOBER 8, 1952 kees failed to come throuih in ' heat is on?" on a 3-and-2 pitch with the oases loaded the World Series. The Vented Bob Kuzava. the southpaw who and only one out in the .included in the late vegetables lest to the NeW York Glints in came on in the Seventh to save seventh. Snider says-It barely a produced by Mart Baker of Har- 1921 ard 22, to St. Loees in 1921 the win says- . was SPORTS LINEUP strike on the outside corn:: : lan county were hubbard squash. and t..gain to the Cardinals ir. "The heat was really on. T took varieties of (ornate 3, YOUR Opportunity! • a had to swing at it." several Here's If 1942. Todey's victory eu the sixth a couple of deep breaths that I The Walcott this suiemer. Gil Hodges, who tied a ser.es beans, cantaloupes. potatoes. Cu- straight for the American League. felt all the way down to my toes'. . _ The lest National Lsagtie World If I live to be, a indium never after the riles'. .g World The 11 Philadelphia Phas have Series win came in 1946 whee the torget those Dodgers breatlune Serie& en eaaeabsill- 'weer!: Thai signed a home-town 1: catcher for Cerdinals beat the Boston Red down my neck." Are You Interested In The is champions - we cenetaa their', one uf the ii miner, league teams. Sox Mickey Mantle, the bland cen- it, fourth St. aeght eta wita a 4-2 Nineteen it year old Feincis Brady The fourth - streight win put, teritelder who won yesterday's : NOTICE -.ten over 8: n estcrday _ will report Ii to the Phil.' teem club manager Casey Stengel in a class 'game. grinned, "getting that homer , FASTEST GROWING BUSINESS IN $ hey,: eirneet. Lee meetia .10° rest at Bredterd In the Pony League with Joe McCerthy Tte Yarika • in the sixth was a real tnrill- ap beton. beeteneg tia.eing tee_euext aeiene glsc--arnr tour •World Series' in a • tut winning-the World- Series .es BIKE REPAIR DEPARTMENT enether season. MURRAY - - 193,row for McCarthy. 1936 through the best one of them all.- The chance- eeceilent tt..t Injuries' cont.nue to hamper ' Montle added-'m"I going back ADDED TO B1LBREY'S tZ-yea...r "Id Ceeeey 't.-"gel will be s. rime' of the coil:tire's maeo_r foot- • Lek.: eaeeang the Yenkeees rex: eel; teams as they theouge AU necessary tools, year Sterael whe tied Jet- Mn prectice for this week, and Would You Like to Have a Permanent Carta.) e record el four streiant end's games. Michigan Captain parts required to put • world charnmerestims. bru.,ned eef Alerrat t.itten was carriea off the sugge seams thet h, ray quit., field with a twisted ankle yester- your bike, regardless Earning of 'Retire. snorted tee gr:zzi€1 chiy and may not play against In- of make, in excellent Yankee peet eneae y bees., dean Saturday' lawa Ccach Forest dyair././ They teat,- _quo f' and Iii ashevski says Ends Bill Fenton condition. All work- ree quit triem . Andy Rote, ied Guard Phil manship and parts $125.00 per week and up Tee Ledgers-et-pee .ie Hey n tray rr...;, the Purciu. By HARRY CARAY eer Ceusk Ore's-enet:euv • • A:-d it .sorted guaranteed. $2500.00 ahead te •-• 195Z• rack.,.'Pete Re•Tee will be qut fer on Merely Art,Investment of Leaese, Tay s • ' . e. fr.,ctured v.:- Bilbrey's also carries , ache-• ; • stas c- u: n - i IT )41(114T BE _ abet the ap• lei.dy to trouc any ut their oider a complete line of ikat P,artner. • 1..itarc% 1, • ct a, - . 1 p:...iching off,: asan "ill produce pitchers, being stocked esa thee Ahe bluest baseball mesas of Use' ere with youngster: Yes, it bike tires, tools, tubes yea: The Brooklyn Dodgers are should be quite an interesting wile .e LEZarel 1:!-• •r th. key to the whole trading mar- ter to say nothing of-spring tree- and accessories. If Interested and Ready to Go 3 f . 7. _ n I... • . troir. : ..ni tie, et ket The Dodeers who had ea trli e.et R. ea: 7.1 .r. the Philadelphia scho•il. Coeb• reueti trtlii0/e winning aeon'. the; c.nc , • re- IT COULD BE--rather ember- Call 593 Days or 774 and 1224 ,,,,,! t,,•a• 1.441. ,t. 'rt., a .wac• yese ere ekpected to melte a sets For Pickup „to refer to my me-season 13,e e.c !•a.eeo esetetent 'iOUS effort to obtain at Yeast On , raising BILBREY'S predictions as earnest on this paee and Le,ve Name or be... esidei.'...en atOndey. Coats re- proven pitcher. Brooklyn has suf.' . . back April 14. We picked the p to, ieseerreat bsketb.,11 hetet!! talent coming Sip Irrtm tee on Service • CArdinils. the the Gianis Char! dri:ded upon. but w111 not be rrenor leitatwe to otter several et CAR and HOME SUPPLY ,,• and the Dolgers in that 'order!' Write Box 32T, Murray, Ky. , contracts are their iegulers en trades for wien- ere stet ball quite obviously er_ Tie. Didgers are eiraeated aa My Call 886 210 Main Street cevered crib- the het 3 menths ef make utter; for merraake Warren; the a' son! Sen*e-how I mushavet lkss eale• of the Brae', Jerre Stales, ..awmanaameimiW 1 ,iu issed the pening months of the ,ii I';--Cardina IS. Ht. i'im,.. We.- picture Cardinais and the rr.eer ef the Reds ewe Warren The Ciiiir.ts and Wicker of the Cubs If Bruoklen outplayed the MAX H. CHURCHILL ' Dedgess by a wide margin opens 'he logji.tn w!th a mak,- the. from 1 to closing FUNERAL HOME trade IX SW. other , .•:,•bs it 1-e June dea. but Exeuktyna erect start could nest be 11.1(04' to tCt scrag lecelfttaat alma. - ;*The Friendiy Funeral nom,- rieerr me. It wouldn't have takenl LARRY KERLEY'S The Wives, ar.- .4.4 to Itafte-r.,).. mech more than ordinarily go.,-4u Superior .illy Warr.-7,Spit' but first-basa- tolfre Ambulance Service beg:c.n.rit by bcth the . 0..rt tact Tor. son Cr. the block cerdinsts EAST SIDE SQUARE TELEPHONE 135 -331 eni tree Phalies to have made my N. 4th St. Murray, Ky. Phone 93 The Cubs eeeminelv have given tie pecceetton hold up! Mee late Geo-. , en sty:aster Roe Sued!if y. The by Street used to tell me that e Cerdli.aa andoribtedly W( uld be 411•1111.11111MMIllEr MN. ea ••••••••••• moor weak alibi i• better 1! an nor..;!!, Strerreciy enotree. the American Leagee axc was child's play to predict. the. Yankees. Indians and Whit... Sox rini•hing one, two, thr•te a; predicted. We promisrA no: r egeir mike sa,seball pi...- di lions if we didn't call the Na- tional . League race right. but- hie( , hunch that is 'one. promise ATTENT1ONT . that -will be broken richt here loset etseut April 15 next, spr sum.' IT IS a !Act this us oar final • C urtil next !tiring. We tiyant I. express (far'sincere appteciati,e pub: • to this newspaper and to its later for their cooperations- 21 I1..i- column 'possible We PC2C3N MOMS. .,.-4 nomdty..grateful *that so miley' f yeuelLive tiken the talie aid Ore. Wilte its.. •,-1 I express your enjoyment at Our i efforts We don't always agree on

at :-(bali • . ,' ,t. bu; eal. eenw.d a-, 11 err.phasized • your pie i• Al your 'looking. ahead earn COME RI AM) SEE US k • seeing ....h.-I tee •Haiv '.• column has to offer. Th.s mark: the end of our te . le:elee • Hely Cow nri,d•..jen • ach mere 5,14 v. :in-.. s Cheek Your Popcorn For .. f.•! .1 • . rt, 14 • ;7 tore ling rear in 1953. The f.:,. • ditto's stalt,c1 badly hut gaav• 1 zrrat 1.,1 th- fin .1 3 r ••• the Ft aiori-men Ike Slaughter. Moisture knd Quality r # 'firtxJ LA, I I-.'.'. 'y 1 all had ;1 ..0,11:nno.:c_i like .Stt. .111.4imma 11111111111114111111111MIllr 1.111111111144141•11. II ,rvey Haddoc. Vine;nr Bend `.1 le Eddie Y1111"./1 pf(4V: 71. a • , " Fi n... TI• ie (7ardina4: picture loos PON AT \iS OUR BUSINESS I •-.Itp.• :.he..1 h. a 'mime a. ki 4lon-4 th!• a, a•-• vrIt.V.r sill weed by as swiftly t• • be 41:14/.11 hut a, that r Just Like a Boost in We _Appreciate tour Business : •.1! b.• back t.eieth,•r agted !dm,: training stems in St.' .1..1 • eleride. March I Un- Buy now - Be 'ready for ••••• Station Power! - sei will put the Holy Co••• UlIF When it tome's. ! ibernation pe omieei.ij to Ask if it out with this colunen about new Philco All-Chan- Againl'InIco makes TV history! New TV 90 Power Plant • paper eyein It -that ante. In • with "golden grid" tubes brings clear, steady televis' cat.. appreetation aVa III. and nel Tuner. pictures to vast new areas. Everywhere-even in difficult, • .•,, tie usual letiouder-that noisy locations -it'filiproves reception. It's the I a a.,t Have To T••ke Part in A big news of the year -Pinkie ..1.11(df FIDFLITY- t To 11,ki. A God te • . le- TELEVItildal. , New UHF-VHF Built-in Aerial Popcorn Another Phileo Ellis Co. "exclumixe". Aerial alit ornat kally maiehed any Channel-- UHF di VIII. Plua Philo)4 -way control. Twelfth alid Chestnut Stree'r, 4,-,Phone 646 A

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CTOBER 8, 1952 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1952 THE LEDGER & l'IMEB, MURRAY, KENTUCKY) us will be able to PAGE THREE Sao* other writes," classified as farms are MO/ with-j Garb Municipal judge James ten we get. througn Se per ward, asinienun• 'barge out eleetric power Ryan I A quick call brought-police. aho exchan 88 Per uled against Inc chief and the charged him with to ge 110e for 17 words. Twww tub he Cent A tittle more than half of the age Costs larceny. Th.tY rdefindant. Peter Bennett. but toll t , thrash out any pr.- CLASSIFIED nation's farms on electele lines imid the suit and baggage be- ADS odvanee for each inaert'Aoe. Stern they could appeal to a 'longed milt come up in tie age getting- their power from to another hotel ocoU•ani- RNA higher court if they wished. Of Farms Use to-operatives. The rest are served eady is talking Thief Fine Of But the chief says, "we awn- about FOR SALE: Jet> by private utility firms. hay. $1,00 per tate to appeal' because we feel Yardtees in the 1953 FOR SALE bale at field. L. J. Michigan tops the nation Hill, four in farm l that the white man is against . "They ,ean be teal. ! miles power south Lynn Grove, call service-nearly $9 percent the oditer pilot, Electricity Indian." • KE E "and I FOR SALE: 45 acre I 589, Murray, or H. W. Foster of 'all Michigan farms are oti 25 Dollars • • farm, good However, „the tribesmen be the ones to V.11.1, through Harris Grove. RIDERS WANTED: Murray to power lines. says house, and outbuildings. Located 010c Indiana is second he won't give up, that he'll serve on rural highway 2 C-31 building or on hill. 7.30 By United Press with nearly 98 per:ent of all miles north FOR SALE: Garage apartment By United Press his time in jail and then start ,ys the Dodgers twee -- to 5:30 shift. Contact Billy Har- USDA reports that more than farms getting electric DRIVE-IN of college. Reason for 3eIllag service. Thieves seem to be getting hard hunting again. prospects coming u. also, some nice lots on Wood- gis 789-W alter 700 p.m. 08p owner in bad health. Therp eighty-eight percent of the na- up in Columbia, South Carolina. Mors nest edilf. lawn. Phone 1057-W. Fred Mc- Nevada is at the bottom of the Futrell, Route 1. .08p Clure. tion's farms are now served 'oy The city's court recorder, John Baseball fans -in St. George, Tneaday and Wednesday thing I'm going to di, • 09p list- only about 65 percent of all Envoy to, Pakistan electAity. ' R. Rice, fined a defendant $25.50. South Carolina. observed the end says Pressen, farina etectrtfied. Next to the bot- OR SALE: One good FOR SALE: 1 used Frigidaire re- He was charged with etealing of the season with mixed emotion. ----- *Honey Chile" pitchers fuel ell This is an increase ef four tom is New Mexico with one/ e in Mr in - frigerator -$115.00. per- garbage. Some were disappointed furnace. Phone 906-W-3. 010c cent for NI 1-2 percent electrified. the: a .1 our training came. 1 used Frigidaire refrigerator the year ending last June streak was with -July Canova, Eddie FOR SALE: 5 room hcuse on 75x The broken, others were . we may come Le. -$85.00. 30 '52-electric power came for gevernment rural electric Mz.rines are Fay, Jr., Alan 155 lot. GI Loan-See at 205 famous for their glad. Here's why. The St. George Hale, Jr. ✓ Joe Black or Billy the first time to about .21.000 farms program began in 1935-a year toughnes. South 13th at. 1 used Crosley refrigerator-$.59.95 But policewoman Mary Eagles wound up their season in ay. tic in that period. when . only about one farm in 10 Carr of Jacksonville, North C.91'0- the amateur 1 used Norge refrieerator-$67,50 had electric Eastern Carolina L!a'- Thursday and Friday whole." adds Dress, e. service. Una. says they have tender hearts F OR SALE: Universal electric 7 used electric washers from The rural electrification adminis- gue with a nine to six win over d and hopeful about underneath that hard exterior. Branchville. range, on legs-nice looking -- -$29.95 to $59.95. tration says co-ups and priva:e National reports at that time "Oh Susanna" s for 1953." A big. tough leatherneck driving The final good condition $50.00. James W. All appliances are reconditioned power companies now serve a to- showed a great difference between season record for the J jeep flagged her down and elkinb- team, one win with Rod Cameron, Adrian Thurmond, 503 Broad, Phone and fully guaranteed. Jonnsoa tal of more than four millioa, states. In Washington state, for .n- and 27 losses. ed out, holding a wet and bewil- Booth, 879-W. 010p Appliance Co. Phone f 3 OlOc farms. stance, nearly half of all farms Forrest Tucker dered kitten in his arms. He told • had electricity--and the same was A Mount Clemens Michigan, Officials the policewoman he found at in the hotel clerk estimate ti-at electricity true in most of the northeast. z was suspictoui when Artsar to Yesterday's has road and wanted somebody CROSSWORD PUZZLE not yet reached. about 640,000 than one farm in 100 had power_ to Jerome Miller checked into the take care of it. farm homes. But that dosen't com- other southern hotel. Miller had no bazgile ortunitv! ACROSS 21-Slicrt Jacket and western states SIICIRrg EllEMB plete the picture The clerk was even 35-eiticks gt210iii of the job re- were :i. eorting two and three more Sus- Offnil maining. -Eine Indian chief finally has 1-Long-tailed together REA Says about half of farms , hundred picious when, an hou rlater, Miller iiarrot 111-Coals IBMI - 30114 electrified. conceded -that the all country schools and churches The gap white man is stepped back into the lobby deck- t-1'hr) Klan king 41-Printer's Elalk between the top and here Floor 11-Displace measure mous are without to stay. ed in a differept suit. elecerietty....--einst about bott. -states is much narrower mucn 12-Idole 42--Chaira cou.saasi olg half Chief Elijah Elk, a Chippewa newer. This The 14-4 njunction 44-Undefiled of all _coontey homie not toe. v. time, he carried two uwarsu mor9 of Mount Pleasant. Michigan, has suitcases. 16-Tropical trees 45-River In Wales DR OWWWMUO 17-Mother of 47-Narrow, given up his efforts to defend WW'd UDIA 17/SWEJLi one covering Apollo Bat boards of his tribesmen, SINESS IN 16-Baby's napkin 45-Game at HU •AMMOILJUALf; arrested for 20-Gaeh marbles illegal trapping. The chief has 22-Click beetle SO-Winglike For The Best In Radio Entertainment gone to Made 2.1-Burden 42-Angry artildIMEGIM court with documents to Order 25-Boils on eyes 54-Hebrew letter IOUs EIDE and treaties dating from 1795, all Oil or Gas 27-Compars point 56-Mint again claiming that Tanks IS-A "pick-me- 67-Thief Uqg MOD Indians are not bound Murray Machine up.. 59-Scandltutvian to obey the game laws of the & Tool Co 30-One who avoids judicial body DOWN , 1340 white Phone 338 1340 WNBS man. Army duty IA-Paths JOHN M. CABOT, 32-Harvest 1-Breed of sheep new United a Permanent 2-Part of "to be' States Ambassador to Pakistan, , 2-Policeman takes the oath of office at State 4 0 s • 7 5 9 io (slang) a Dial Phone 4-14unantinglehlis Department ceremony in Wash- ii is I 6-Springs ington. 6-Projectile He was former U.S. Min- later to Finland. 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Stark Whirler conspires with Kathleen Carrigan had 12.30 Church of Christ PHONE 687 Sc., ruffian& to embarass River Boat some part the furry impression of a near that 11.00 Sign Off C•iptain Lenny Rawls while he dines at As quickly he dismissed that no- had blundered upon a picnic. the old Planters ho:. i in St Louis Lion, seeing the mounting distress "Ruckus, was it, Denny?" Me NANCY The year is IBM La the Planters' jay dining hail Kagiteen Garrison Intro- in her eyes. But the pair were al- Question chuckled, in • voice which do, es herself to Rawls. avirlf him to ready starting their maneuver. seemed to rumble up from the toes By Ernie Bu;kuniller captain her cargo boat. -The Tisriall- of his shoes. "Sure and you Benton bct Their mistake lay In being slow han- - So Ft R•wis already has dled it you a commitment. As they chat. Rawls and clumsy. Rawls resented inter- like was brushin' a fly Fant._. HUH --- Mance,, Astrid 61cQuestion. off your coat. kVt•S her father. ference, particularly at this time, If that pair MoQuest4on owner of • great lookire for trouble, I GOT ri‘er fleet. and Captain Whirler. and he was doubly angry that they sure got . arrive. more'n they bargained for. Denny, TONY IS SO SMART-- Kathleen should be an innocent HE you'll have heard of Mark Whiner GOT victim, swung 4100 IN ALL HIS CHAPTER THREE lie about quickly. -both of you being river-boat cep- 190 Onlookers, ASTRLD McQuestion caught attracted by the alter- tatru. Mark, this is Denny Rawla SUBJECTS pi it of Rawls across the crowded cation, scarcely had time to see, Shake hands with each other" room, and he s a w her stiffen, iso smoothly was it dime. His long They obeyed. Rawls with a grave caught the glances sent his way by arms reached, his fingers closed on but calculating politeness. Ot the two men of the party. Aware coat collars. With the powerful, course tie nad heard of Mark that his face, was reddening. Rawls precise motions of a nutcracker, Whiner. Everyone had Strangely had the feeling of a small boy Rawls swept the two men together, enough, though b eh ot them had taught In mischief, and his resent- jerking the taller one around the frequented the waterways for ment gr.•ve. Though completely In- edge of the table in the process. years, their paths haii never be- nocent, this meeting might be hard The crack of skulls was audible fore crossed. to explain. Kathleen Seemed to throughout the room. Whurter Kits as tall as howls, understand, and there was • resig- Waiters came hurrying, ettract- wider in the shoulder The sure- nation in her eyes which he mis- ed by the disturbance. As if dust- ness that was in Rawls' gray eyes interpreted. ing off his hands, Rawls shoved the looked back front his blue ones as "Thank you, Captain," she said. groggy troublemakers Into their contemptuous arrogance, and nothing in "It's been a plea/lure to meet you, arms. his taee betrayed that he but I won't detain you, how. If "These fellows appear to be had taken more than a passing In- for any reason you should change drunk," he said, and turned to bow terest in the fracas across the room. He your Mind, let me know." again to Kathleen Garrison. was dressed. like Itavsla, ABBIE an' SLATS in the blue uniform "If I should, I certainly will, and "I deeply regret this Incident, affected by • river-boat captain, though his coat By Raeburn Van Buren I hope you have luck in finding Mine Garrison. You must permit a was decorated by a multiplicity rood man." Rawls agreed, getting me to pay for the damage to your of WAH---tET'S DRINK RA LON& gold braid that Rawls disdaine I. LIFE r ---OR /4/ 7WE AFTERNOON-- • dress." WHILE WERE 0'NOTHING BUT A CAPITAL IDEA: to his feet. It wasn't what he "Captain Whiner came along. WAITINC (Co40#E) ANO )'u'E wanted to say, sounding "Oh, no, not at all. It's quite all TURN TO PLEASANT -AMP SLEEP/N'--- (0,1tiCKLE) both per- tonight, partly as an old friend of GET MARRIED, WHY MEMORfES•-- AND WN/C41 WILL 5/4/E touched (msoaR/Es BREAT/1/4/'A4vr///4/' Me AMPLE efunctory and abrupt,errei somehow right, hardly me. And it the family, partly on business," DON'T WE GO SOMEWHERE OA- zovAves GocaPaRrchwry TO he felt gpilty at leaving her this wasn't your fault, Captain Rawis." 81•CA-V SOT'SFR NAME -- MeQuestion explained, wimp they AND DRINK A TOAST 70 77/F MORN/NG --) .51/R 56WE FRESH A400105 de AlLeapiellogetee_ -court-es?. 9/ AFL/X/1? AVr0 ASFC.#fr'S 40.4•4vitP need of advice and help. Dlacom- ready changing the cloth. There Astrid, with an officious familiar- • Sted, he turned hastily, and stag- was a hint of laughter in the girl's ity which Rawls. across front her, gered at the impact of a knobby eyes, driving out the trouble, an resented, hut she gave him it smile shoulder. The collision swung him added touch of color in cheeks which made the rooru warm again. halt around. so that he jolted the which had no need for it. She had "Who'is your friend at the other " Corner of the table, upsetting a enjoyed the whole incident and his table, Denny?" she asked teasing- bowl of soup that had just been manner of dealing with the men as ly. "She's very benutiful-and lone- placed In front of Kathleen. much as he had, and Rawls had to ly looking. I think sh., tens disap-. She looked up. startled. isind admit that the episode had relieved pointed that you didn't " again he saw the concern in her a tot of tension that Id been Rawls glanced across the room, eyes, thougfi-not for the spilled building in him. conscious of his own 1311311. of a lack in his soup. But he had only an instant "I hope we may meet again. manners. Kathleen Gar- rison had conic for that. The beefy man with the Captain," she added. "Under less luereesanne, braving onvention;to see him, pock-marked face had jolted him, hectic circumstances." to offer hiM a Job, and he'd been barely and he spoke now, his reedy voice "1 tcho the wish," he agrecd,-bilt cour- teous. Since Whirter was truculent. now he was doubly anxious to nicking a third at this tattle, the polite "Better where you're going, reach the other table. Bowing look thing to do would be to invite again, turned and resumed his )St in Mister-or are you so drunk you he her over. And perhaps McQuestion uncomfortably conscious that LIL' ABNER can't tell?" way, would have some helpful! sugges- Anger boiled in Rawls. He had every eye in the room was upon hon. By Al Capp iFe`f0' IS GONNA been about to murmur an apoleigy; him. But THEN-YO'AIMS TO LEAVE MAN -SOTF4EY'LL er the other table was empty. MAKE HIM LOOK LIKE STOP HUNTIN' FO'HIM, TI-II NIKON' LEAV ! saw amazement By the time he reached the far DAID BODY- WIF Mfg FACE 'P- now he In that She hadn't lingered, which was ME -AN' ME ON HE'S PAID!!-AN' HE'LL GO ROUND side of the room, he had regained LOOK IT-IN A LOOKIN' THEN -LET ME this encounter haul not been an ac- scartely to he wondered at. Irrita- LIKE ALLEY —AN'T1.-1 . LIKE ME THAR'S SOMETHINE composure, but he was More MIMI? POLICELL TH I NIK CROOKED KISS YOU 3 Power cident hut was deliberate, that.they his tion edged his voice. ITS GUTSY?! 'BOUT ALL THAT!' AH IS Plant rigidly erect and carefully precise TAKIN' DOC MCBOYLE GOODBYE- intended to pursue it. 'The taller "Not my friend," Rawls denied ady television than he had intended. AN'11.1LATIIN17 . znan with the odd-colored hair "Those hoodlum merely bumped en in difficult, crowded against Kathleen's chair, "Astrid!" he said, stooping above Into.her table." her chair and taking her hand in the big news almost upsetting the table. • "But she, seemed to know you." "Careful what you're about!" both of tuft for a moment, con- Astrid imam. was. how persisted, 1195 voice like . Rawls snapped. "Or are you ecious of DOW Mali it tinkling honey, surprisingly soft. She Was a girl it such n thing was drunk?" • possible. "And hair to rival • raven's wing. I think she was -Yeeen your friend think with disappointed. Aerial lady almost tiny beside her father, and I'm afraid you're a eineretho flirt, ieallymaieheg good to aiociate witieus, because she had been the first Denny." eh?" That was not too much liquor Rawls did not reply. He was 1-way controL woman in his life, he was breath- speaking. For some unknown rea- lessly unsure of himself when with conscidus of disappointment that son, they were deliberately trying her, amazed at the witchery which Kathleen was gone, suddenly angry • to foree a quarrel on him. Ills per- could dwell in a woman's smile, with everyone - those interfering ceptions quickening, Rawls saw the the mystery of a woman's kiss. trouble - makers, Mark Whiner, pattern. shoved himself even Astrid. Nothing The table would be "It's good to see you again." he was N HER against him, while the-nerdy man added. "I'm sorry for the ruckus," working out traught as be had an- (LESS NG hinged to catch hint off-balanee. he explained, and tiirntd to shrthe ti elpat HAND IS A Momentarily he wondered if thi3 handa with 1.c..tax McQuestion, I To Bc Cord air" l' !HYPODERMIC NEEDLE!.

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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES, 1111RR AT, RrITTIJCICY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S, 1952 •••••••••• • USDA officials predictiel a 1932 ,Mrs. Rohwedder Is Mrs. Carney Andrus crop of 13.889.000 bales, down six , Club News Activities 'Hostess For Altar Opens Home For Difficult To 1 percent from the Aueust estimate. The next forecast is scheduled, PAGE Society Lottie Wednesday morta. 'WOMEN'S Meeting Moon Meet to be released The home of Mrs. Clarence Forecast ing. October 8. It will be based on Mrs. Carney Andrus opened Use Weddings Locals Rohwedder on South Fourteenta her crop conditions r of October 1. Jo Burkeen, Editor... Phone 55 or 1150141 Street WZIS the scene of the regu- home op the Hazel Roil for the The Internatitruil Cotton Com- lar monthly meeting of the Altar mettine of the Lottie Moon Circle mittee says woeld productiop. ex- &Clete,. of St. Leo's Catholic of the Woman's Missionary Soc- Of Cotton cept for Russia and China, should A ctress Says Men Birthday D:nner :North- Murray Club Church held on Monday evening. iety of the First Baptist Church amount to between 26 and 27 mil- i Young Peoples' . Mrs. Ed. Fenton presided at held Monday evenine at seven • lion bales, about two million bales thirty o'clock. • ss Like Silent Women Held At Jenkins i To Meet On Friday Organizations Of the meeting. A Bake Sate was By United Press less than last year's crop. planned for Saturday. Octobat 18. levels, ratss farel asseethenoiwn: Sunday An interesting program was pre- , By United Pres; Home Last The Nerth Murray leo remakees Kirksey To Meet A • novelty auction was held The International Cotton Ad- te Sr nuapttiol ny a eac pe On Sunday,_ October 5. a birth- sented tinder the directien of Mrs. Club will meet Friday afteriwon The Woman's Missionery Society .iellowing.. the, business meeting. viaen y COnarnittiie reports, on -111e-i-twerit expected to change- Tha- A ctresseRite elarrr Nees she. got -day -13.41cet- dinner A6S held -at the Rex..Hrolvnfielel. leedee7'Tdior-Irmtrr -at one-thirty o'clock in the home and all of the Young Peoples' Deli cious refreshments were World Picture for the crop. is (hewn, but this has been proof thet men like I Ward gave the devotion aril led crop plenty of home of Mr. and. Mrs. Charles of Moe. Outs Patton on Olive Organizations of the Kirksey Bap- served by the hostess to the fol- Committee officials in Washing- ccincelled by the fact that cotton their women silent. Jenkins on Olive Extended. .The in prayer. Articles were given Street. tist Church will have a Church lowing persons present: ?Arc. Don ton say it's hard to tell how much use also went down in the last The actress has just finished a occasion was in observance of the by Mrs. Thomas Hoganeemp on Mese Fred Gishiles._enajor project Night of Stewardship nrogram zit Snyder. Mrs. William Nall. Mrs. cotton will be used in the 1939-53 year, movie in which she says not a birthdays of several members of leader._ "Recruiters For Missions" from the will preeeer the Issson the church on Sunday. October le. Ed Fenton. Miss Maelerie Murphy. marketing year. Consumotion in word And almost fie rn the gay the Gibbs Jamily, including those magazine. Commission. and Mrs. on "R 00 m Combinations:' ,The at seven o'clock in the evening. Mrs. Joseph Thbald. Mrs. Ralph the United States may increase. the picture was released. she's Michael Wade Morris, Jess Porter Holland ho "Queen Esther of ivy and heat rash stif- of Roll call will be 'a nswered The theme. "Shining Time, Shin Brooks. Mrs. Welard McCarthy. Europe could go either up riled or Therein been gettneg bandies of adoring, Gibbs, Mrs. Texan Mexican Baptists" from the treated by a skin Gibbs, Barber Mr. aed by eacn member giving her favo- ing Talent. Shining NI iney.' will Mrs. Rey Cunningham. Mrs. John down. Cotton consumption, is s- fees can be letters from men who praise her end Jan Jenkins. mazatene. Home Mission, recer.tly and Virgil Gabbs. rite chore during the day. bring out the teaching of Jesus Rettig. and Father Clarence Pettit. ing in Japan and India. but ,ex- anesthetic produced charms-especially the ability to A delicious dinner wes enjoyed All members are urged to attend. in the minds and hearts The November meeting will be Mrs. known as quotane that looks like • • • of the Brownfield led is 'Hams,- perts doubt that the move up can keep her mouth shut. at the noon hour by the follow- held at the home of Mrs. Don a cosmetic and induces no allergic- Young People as to how they' sion on the various missienetaits. last. t . , ing: Jess Gitexo Mr. and Mrs. Snyder. .. symptoms. • All of which, she say:. Trade her should use their possessions and from Kentucky eon, serving in Laat season, the free World used Virgil Gibbs. and Jan Jenkins. • • • feel proud of herself _until she opportunities to gl .r if y thee. the United States and overseas. 25-million boles of cotton. Commit- Gibbs, Mr. and, Mrs. Ralph Morris PEIISONA1 • realized how many emes out of Father which is in H .aven. ac- Grotto singing was led by Mrs. tee experts say 1932 crops can and Michael Wade, Jean Gibbs, cording pictures she had talked men into to an announceepcnt by Nurses Assneitilinn Paul Perdue with Mrs. Harry supply that much for another sea- Euva Nell . Boggess, Mr. and Mrs. e•ei Mrs. Arlie Pinkston and officers semi-comas. of the %VMS. Hampsher at the piano. son, and perhaps more. Curtis Hayes and children. Keith. Gelder Har- To Meet In Paducah Iii d Mrs. John of All young people of the com- The International Cotton group Jimmie and NanCy. Don Gibbs, rodsburg spent the weekend with munity attend. The Licensed Practical Nurses The chairman. Mrs. A. W. Rus- Says she, en started me thinking are urged to includes representatives of twenty- .and Mr. ...Ind Mrs. Charles • • • set', presided and appointed the about times when a woman sounds Jenk- Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Shelton. Rev. Association will hold its regular aeven cotton growing natrnne- - ins and Jan. meeting ,,in follriwing officers and cennmit.eesr best silent." Her list of times ti Shelton was their pester for a Ore Health Center et headnuarters are in Washinet•rn. Mrs. Jess Mrs Joe Pat Ward, co-chairman: be eauiet begins with a basic law- Gibbs and Mr. 8114 number of years. Wesleyan Circle . Paducah Thursday evening.. Oetn- The' committee. says cotten suo- • I • Mrs. PlIrdom Outland, secretary- don't talk When lhe /nen wants to Mrs. H. 0. Barber were unable to bee 9, at spy,n -thirty o'clock. ply and demand Unite:1 r_12 Hold Meeting nmasurer: in the women atterd -because of illness. All members in Calloway aril Mrs. .7: B. Burkeen, talk about himself, other M. r P. Lincoln - of Huntington, States for the 1952-53 season epnear The Wesleyan Circle of the We- Program: Mrs. G. T. Lille, mission' or his childhood. W. Va., was a weekend guest in Marshall counties are urgel to roughly in balence. The experts man's Society of Christian Serviceteeteed and to wens ensed study: Mrs. Harry _Ham:Incr. say urray. It. is a statistican and a lie a- tight situation coule de- Or: there's another time-when of the First Methodist Church will reeetieee nurse with them. The community missions: Mrs. Chat-P.?! McElrath Home Is recently sold his book store in N'elop.blit they surround this fore- you're'edriving home fiom a da•e. meet Thursday evening at seven- Health Center is locetiel at 916 Sexten. publicity; Mos. Carney Huntington. Enroute he stopped at cast with a lot of "ifs." Miss Garr-"sit in the car, Scene Of Executive thirty 'clock at the Student C•23- Kentucky Avenue. Paducah. Andrus' aerial; Mrs. Porter Hol-. Says Cincinnati. Hopkinsville. If, for example. American mills: Ohio. and ter. • • • lend, literature; Mrs James Ward,. quietly. and project warm. happy • • • increase their use of cotton heavily. aw' Meeting Of WA'S Mrs. Maurice Ryan and Mrs. stewartship; Mi s. G. B. Jones. thoughts, unless you're speken Former Postmaster General If. exports approach the five Boaz and Ida Adams are visiting Wesley Kemper will be the hos- auxiliary spontor. If yoiere out with a fellow who -Mrs Hugh McElr eh was hostess James Farley, telling a conven- meth-in bale In Murray. tesses and Mrs. Paul Lyles will be mark. And recent can't get this message. he'd best at the meeting of th. Executive • • • tion of truckmen that they should Mrs. Andrus served delicious re- in charge of the program. satimates have pointed to oserporte be turned over to someone else." Board ct the Wernan's M:ssionary work together with reilroads and freshments in the It alle wee re Don Brown of Berkley, Calif., All members below the five miller bile 'mark. If a girl needs any more proof Society of the Memorial BapteS are urged to at- motif to the members find two obrook and ,his parents of Eixo, Nevada. airlines rather than fighting among The third "if"-cotton mupplise • that silence Church. tend the meeting guests. Mrs. Hillard Rogers and hand-coirr•sed rock ery•tal of the adagel. is' gol- spent Tuesday in Murray. as the • • • each other: In the United States could he den. M.ss Gem suggests she take The meeting was held at the "You get a lot more value out Mrs Castle Parker. Lovele ar- tight if the next erase repore.in-s guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Frogs are able to sing under - by C.131111111114E a look at Mona Lisa. e McEirath home on West hLiin of bricks by building with them rangements of roees and rnaeignIdo dicates another big drop,in pro- Scott. Sharpe Street. Mr. Drown water because they normally sing Says she-acan you iinaeine thet Street en Monday evening. than by throwine them" were used in the living and din- (income and Mr. Scott were former class- with their yr. eth, and nostree A design of pleasing refinement gal being remembered all these S. E. Byler gave the de- ing rooms. The September renew! ` mates at the University of Kea- closed. front -dignified yet warmly charm- years if she'd been caught in the votion on the thoueht, "Putting -^ tucky. ing--characterizes lovely Lyn- midst of an Over-the-back fen.ae Our Whole Heart." • • • Atli•arkiwommwr:Ammim_ 015100 brook. The pattern is entirely address- ' Mrs. McElrath, prceident, pre- Mrs Norman. Klapp was called MOSCOW BARS hand-engraved-an artistic -tried at the meeting. U.S. AMBASSADOR Trade In Your Old to Paducah this morning due to creation that catches light and Refreshments were served by A Witch Durinr Lindsey's the illness of her mother, Mrs. reflects it through the rich and eie hostess to the eighteen per- October Trade-la W. S. Johnston. flawless beauty of Cambridge - ms pros. re Watch Sale. • • • motel Stemware and serving We Benny L. Ray of Hunts- will allow you up Dieccs availAlle open stock. ville. Ala., was the WAkend to $J7.50 for your old VARSITY Social guest of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. wtch on one of these The Gift Department Calendar H. H. Ray. new Hamiltons. Thursday (only) . • • • of the I a V. edneeday. October 8 Dean Humphries. son of Mr. ...;••••••••••• aril • ."--• • Mrs. Lee Humphries. ECONOMY MAN WITH IDEA; Ti'.. .e- e and Crafts Club well received his 11DUN6 discharge from the Army meet with Mrs. 0. C Wells at two- on Oc- tele- 4s• Hardware Store _AND cozy iDeAst tober 2.. He served in Korea for thirty o'clock. • Phone 175 I • • several months' . E. Maio St. • • • 4111111mom The Harris Grove Homemaker, • After receiving hi. Club will meet with Mrs. Ernest discharge from the Army on October ler.derwood at' one -thirty o'clock_ „ 2, Jee Pat Johnson is now residing 4n Murray with his mother, Mrs. Thursday. Othigiver Sadie Johnson. • .• • The South Murieee Horremake.s Club will rneee w.th Ws Albert Mrs. Jim OUTHEATS'EM Barrett ALL! Parker at one-thirty c'clock. • • • honored .-1t Dinner I The r g Matrons Grains cf On 73rd Birthday Enjoy a houseful of heat with so little fuel - the Chr.atian Woman. Fellowship Sire Jim W. Ban-reit was the Furnace volume heat for the price of a heater loee and the First Christian Church will tenonee at a birthday dinner held tough t meet v. ith Alba H. .1. Bryan, Wells at her home near Lccust Grove rear Bouleyar& at seven-thirty s'clock. Chtirch Sunday. Mrs Barrett was • • • MONEY BACK GUARANTEE:* • 73 years old on October 4. but act the dinner The Wesleyan Circle of the for Sunday GLENN FORD WSCS of the First Methtelist The honored lady formerly liv- RUTH ROMAN • Church will meet at the Student ed in Stewert Counts and most 1 eerttr at severe-thirty norlock. - for-valerlygtiefrsolsrn attttraentdin rog we also DENISE.DARCEL county. Friday. October le The group ate at one long tante • The West Hasel Homemakers and just before' eating the ladies -YOUNG MAN eats Club will most with Mrs Charles sang_eHappy Birtndav To You" to SOVIET RUSSIA DEMANDED the Immediate recall of George Kennan elleaella WITH IDEAS* Guthaie at ten o'clock Mrs. Berrett. (right), as U.S. Ambassador to Moscow. The Reds informed the State • • • Department that Kennan is "persona non grata"-no Present for the. occasion were longer accept- able in Russia-because of his Sept. 19 statement In Berlin criticizing The North Murray Homemakers Mele Henry C. Buente, Evansville: conditions in Moscow. Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left) at Club will imeet with Mrs. ants Mr.. pnd Mrs. George Barrett. Mr. a Last Times Tonight — Washington press conference bitterly rejected the Soviet charge that Patten at one-thirty o'clock_ and Mrs. J. C McDougal aril Peters Kennan was guilty of "slanderous attacks hostile to the Soviet Union.* Da - tel Way no• - Jean children. Ida Jo. Polly, Anita, Acheson said that Kennan, now In Geneva, will remain in Wester's, e-ea- Saterday. October 11 . Janell and Illona; Mr. and Mrs. in "WAIT MT; Europe briefly, then return to U.S. for "consultation." (international' 1`5.:1C,Iptam Wendell Chiry chap- James N. ,Barrett, M "del. Tenn SUN 1 THE SHINES, , ter af the Daughters of the Amen- Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Barrow and NELLIE" Rea will. meet with sons. Flenoy. Dale and Dan. Dex- DOWN TO GARE FACTS IN PRIMARY Mrs .1 • D. line lett at two-thirty ter. Mr. and Mrs James S. Bar- rett and ehddrene Chip and Bar- bera„ levantellle:' Mr and Mrre, tellftem Barrett end !"ms, • NOTICE -- •ed Preston. Mr and Mrs tel.e. Weatherford. Lynn grove; Mr For All of 1 ,,ur rd Mrs. linnis Barrow, Dexter; ale and Mrs. J.- M. Thomps; Mrs. 4 • • Electrical Heaters and Installation of eellie Wofford and son. Earnest. ert Henry; Mr and Mrs. 4tarkey Heaters and Feared: Mrs. Darrell Mathis and baby. Edith Ann. Wiring of Any Kind • • • CALl... 1680 .hiss Jan Jenkins' has Party On Her ALFRED DUNCAN Eighth, Birthday ELECTRIC SERVICE Miss Jan 'Jenkins was honored e her eighth leirthaay with .3 South 13th Street arty at her home on Olive Ex? nded on Saturday afternoon. Oc- _ teber 4 EVERYBODY WANTS 1T-ONLY SIEGLER HAS IT- Elsloons were given to each GETS TO T)R BOTTOgi OF THE COLD FLOOR frt01141/41 guest,guest. and in a guessing game, ". Patricia Overby won P prize.. An iriteresting feature was the "Greta Only Siegler's exclusive patented Baer which,balda pfize and cane) TWO-1N-ONE HEATMAKER does it- for each person presert After the games, the children Compare before you buy any heater! aalhered around 'Jan to wench her 4Po *Every cent of your MONEY BACK if your new epee' her many lovely present, THE ONLY HEATER THAT GIVES YOU Siegler heater doesn't deiver more arta hotter heat They eerie "Happy Birthday- at the floor outlet than any other comparable 4unwed the birthday cake holding eight lighted candles. heater regardless of make or price! Refreshments of birthday cake, Si! YOUR NIAISST DIALER CIO WRITE SIEGLER. CENTRALIA IllI ICI. ere aG, andeelettagrtarle were 41.078ize served to: Caralyn McNeely, Dan- DfUVER YOUR SIEGLER HEATER NOW- LET US t.), ,r,c s. Diane' Lar,o,n, Glenda For proof -make the Siegler 'MATCH-TEST' at your dealer- Jores, Dwaine -Gibbs. Greta See the BIG 4 patented INVENTIONS and features! Brooks. Candra Gibbs, Anna Grace plus TROPICAL -FREE Edward-, Patricia Overby., kgrogo 1- FLOOR HEAT 3-CARBON BURNERS S- PORCELAIN ENAMEL FINISH Gibbs,' Barbara Nesbitt, Jefrnhael 2 TWO-IN-ONE HEATMAKER 4-SIEGLELMATIC °RAF* 6-CAST IRON rONSTRUC.e5r4 Urban C.Starks Lumber Co. Morris r,f Paducah." and the hen- cree. Jan Jenkins.. Adults present CLAD ONLY tn a towel after a plunge vac. Dorchesiter bay. South were. Mrs Virgil Gibbs, Mr. an !Boston. Maas., John Maloney, retired policeman and L street Brownie. Telephone 1142 12th and Poplar Mn'. Ralph Morris of Paducan mats ballot in the L street bath house place. Scores of similarly- Urban G., arks Lumber Co, -Jean Gibleg, Euva Nan final/rem ellid Brownlee Joined turn In -this Informal attire to cast ballots in oundphot n i and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenk-111Witac.husetta primary. , (!nternational__ 12th and Poplar Telephone 1142 ins ease- .

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