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Why Not Weather !ALLOWAY commis ONLY Do All Kentucky - Fair and warm EXCLUSIVE AMBULANCE this afternoon. Clear and Your Shopping cooler tonignt. lowest 60 t SERVICE 68. Friday :air, 'high middle In Murray or upper 80's. HE • J. It CHURCH- FUNERAL HOME WALD United YOUR PROOMIEVII SO= NEWS. Afternoon, uly 24,1952 MURRAY POPULATION — 8.000 CBURCHILL,'0%161. Press ear= FOS OVER RALF A 431111TEELY Murray, Kentucky, Thureaay "Service Since 1886" 1311011e 7 S CLIMAX TODAY DELEGATES AT THE TRAIN Dublin Buick S-1*---tove Plant Strike Settled v. ii Convention Is ENERGETIC KEFAUIRK MEETS Nomination Of Russell Will Several Called Back Yesterday Stirred By Lead Off Series Of Speeches
Company Th e at thE Murray Manto A meeting was called by the By United Press may be put over on the second fact Company has been agree- union on Tuesday, at which time Barkley Talk The entire coultry isNvatehing ballet . ably d accarding to Howard the membership voted to return to me man today as the Democratic McN president of local 1068 work. The strike was in its fourth National Convention nears its Stevenson hirnselt is remaining MPLETE AUW-C10. which repre- week when the settlement was By United Press in seclusion at a Chicam hideaway. ONE Democratic National -STOP employees at the stove reached. The 31st Adlai Stevenson has 'anly a few His aides-have denied reports that all last night bout sixty-six men were During the period ad the strike Convention 'gave its hours left in which to say no for he promised to accept the nomina- heartfelt hail-and-farewell to esiledck to worm yesterday the company reported the loss of in a keeps to a possible nomination tion jf tit, were oifered to him. SERVICE" Paducah. - by the cianpany, siithou0 the va- a war contract anWanting- to over the squire of Kentucky dract. He remains the top favorite 74-year old Albeit W. Barkley. ThealE is talk today of drafting cationaperiod is now being held $2,000.000, due to the strike. Wages to win the Denmeratie presidential President Truman or Vice Presi- The Kentucky railaplitter who Phone 560 Is not orreomraon however lost by employees duriag the same prize. dent Barkley-if a deadlock de- rose to the vice presidency of his as ingiotainanee %sorts has to be period amounted to over $125.000 . The Illinois gm ernor is continu- velops and Stevenson rejects a country bowed out of the conven- Contained at all times. The plant will not officially open ing to pick up votes at a steady draft. But a Whae Hsuse official tion two nights agoettoth a bitter again' Instil August-4. -the end of pace. His managers claim that he in Chicago predicts the chief ex- statement 'blanfin labor leaders the vacation period ecutive will,, take hem steps to for wrecking his ghance,. to get his _ The disagreement . _originally stop his name tram teing placed party's presidential noadnation. - ardse over a clause in the present in nornination. The official says But he came back last night for Ssan & Heard contract which referred to the ab- Demo Platform Mr. Truman plans to tell delegate a fighting speech in the golden- sence of an employes The com- William Green of Philadelphia that phrased. wide-swingiag oratorical , pany plated one interpretation on his name must not oe offered ito, Compliments style for which he it famous. For the clause while the anion inter- the convention. Green disclosed Around he had served the Is Adopted preted it in another manner. half a century Of Company officials osuld not be Democratic party. Last night's The names of Senators Estei reached today to: a statement. triumphal come-hack probably was By United Press appearance befere a Demo- Kefauver and itichard Russell MURRAY his last, The rmoeratic natilnal con- cratic convention. have been placed in nomina- vention adopted a party platform Mac Filled With • The delegates and packed bal- tion at the Democratic National (arty today that included a com- conies knew that. alai they packed Convention at Chicago Senator B. W. James of Hazels route three Hate And Venom promise civil rights plartk. their feelings into a booming Walter George of Georgia sublicribed again yesterday for the But a threatened southern flooa lug's Claims Rayburn ovation. of Georgia spoke fir Russell Gulf 49th time. Thanks Mr. James. He's fight over the civil rights issue To the strains of "My Old Ken- while Governor Gordon start - tin his fiftieth year With failed to explode. By United Press tucky Home" the Veep came into Browning of Tennessee carried _ the ledger and Times. The platform was House speaker Sam Rayburn has the hall. approved by the ball for Kefauver. Former convention In Chicago, energetic Senator a voice vote shortly before the accused ("general Douglas Ma:- The delegate, stood on their ADDING AN UNUSUAL TOUCH in campaigning at the Democratic Senator Robert Bulaley of Station be an editorial in the' New York Delegation Chairman Harry Hinson sixth session of the convention Arthur of breathing "hate and chairs. They waved state standards, Estes Kefauver and wife Nancy are shown greeting Washington Ohio withdrew and said he Times, the writer had this to nay earlier count showed Va of receSsed a few minutes after two venom" into the nation's foreign banners placards, hands, handker- (right) of Olympia as they met the entire state delegation at the train. An will throw his support behind about Owen Johnson, a writer of (/nternational) policy debate. chiefs. WashinFton's 22 votes favored the Tennessean for the presidential nomination. a.m. (EDT's. The delegates werc Governor Adlai Stevenson of 600 the old school. Main Re told delegates to the Demo- Barkley, natty in a double- called to order at noon 1 EDTi Illinois. cratic national convention that the breasted blue suit, shook hands today when nominations for the Senator Brien Me slahon ef !Me was whimsical without pre- Connecticut 9190 has with- Phone General should have copied the with permanent chairmen Sam Legion Ends Meeting presidency got underway. 9117 ' ity and moral without sacs There was some dissent against drawn from the race. Senator. example of General Bober t E. Rayburn and then walked to the rinity." r, Carter To Address Younz ftenator Banton. of Lee and put aside his uniform for podium. the platform from the soutia After He smiled, shook an affectionate In Lexington convention clairman Sam Ray- Connecticut, said McMahon is a life of loving instead of hating. --- IS Ow fourth day of the elenched fist at the audience, and burn slammed down his gavel and too ill to take part in the cam- Rayburn also suggests I tha t LEXINGTON, July 24 ---11.1P)- tional Democratic Convention in waved again and again. People at Youth Rally Saturday announced approval of the WO paign. Dvalzht Eisenhower, the Republi- Members of the American Legion icago. It is Pioneer Day in A cloud of 'Barkley for presi- word campaign document, Georgia The creestran of whether can presidential nominee, should have ended their annual state con- oh. marking the arrival there dent" pennants speared in front asked that it be put on the record South Carolina, Louisiana and have returned to the presidency Dr. John, M. Carter, President of he vention at Lexington by electing Brigham Young and his fol- of the rostrum, and the vice presi- attracts great throngs .of young as against the platform. ll'ireinia would vote still has of Columbia University. Campbellsville College, Campbells- people. a Louisville real estate °raker as WC1-3. dent grinned and waved down at Rayburn agreed and said he not been answered. Represent- ville, Kentucky will be the speak- corn rnander. r Kerley' the bearers. In the absence of Elm Harry woodl comply with a similiar ra- atives of each of the states Co, er at the Saturday night Youth year: Secretary 'f One delegate down at the foot Hampsher, Glenn O'Brien. Music wrote a joint letter to perma- This dale laid The new commander If Inc Le- would comply with a similiar re- Acheson audi- of the rostrum held hip)) a card- Rally, July 26. when Baptist young , Director of the Cadiz Baptist nent convention chairman Sara late Dean told an Steel Strike May gion's Kentucky Department is it wanted to vote against the plat- anniversary licard sign reading: people from all over Callaway ;Church, will be in charge ef the Rayburn asking for a ruling. /ealt'l- ence at Detroit's 250th Hansbrough. who succeeds form but' it did not get the chance LOY' "Barkley is still tha best." County will 'gather at the Memo- music. Harry However. Rayburn lira not yet celebration that American must Be Near Settlement Han ;- to have its opposition recor. Barkley's pretty wife, Jane, rial Baptist Church. The service James Warren. of Fulton. handed down a decision. not be fooled into dropping the. came At the last -Rally, which was The platform called for an in a few minutes bet. re the vice will begin promptly at eight o'clock hrotigh &kilted Homer Wright. of ) guard because of Russia's "lullaby" By United Press held at the Baptist (tamp-site to the senate filibuster, the me ef- and Louisa, who withdrew as a eandi- TELEVISION talk. President Truman trade a brief president's F.cheduied speech and Fellowship Chairman, Jean on Kentucky Lake, the group cif peace date after 79 of the state's Legion. fective weapon Me south holcts to last•night that he intended to ask speech in the Wh•te House today. took a seat in a box oist back of lowship in the olwer auditorium elected officers for the rally. Pra- the conventien to nominate the World posts voted. bar civil rights legislation But Famous His audience consisted of two the platform. Wish her was her following the service. Dr. Carter gram had This date In history: Britain took Chairman, Hal Shipley from it was included under a sec,ion President for another term. men---C10 Presidelit i'hilip Mur- 17-year-old daughter ay .her first is one of the outstandine young Gibraltar from pain. in 1704. Pas- Murray First Baptist Chure': Prti- Other new officers, who have concerning congressional procedure Meantime. Senstor Richard RIIA. olorado ray and United States hteel Presi- marriage. Jane Hadley. preachers in the state of Kentucky, motional Turner Fengera crowding the side if the Chairman. C. A Bacy been named. include Alva Mallory, not in the civil rights plank itself. sell-who will he the first candi- dent }', She watched the osation with a having successful steamer "Eastland" at Chicago Benjamin irless. pastorates for rom Cherry Corner Baptist Church: ef Fort Campbell. vice-commander date nominated •today-went on hnisy smile. She did not clap but The Civil rights plank says the Court capsize, with Mr. Truman laid down the lave-- several years at the Ninth and 0 Paellie from the Cherry Corner the wa,path against political la- Square caused the boat .to quietly, of area "As: A. B. Adams. of Fait Democratic party favors legislation told them he wanted the 53-day-old Sat her hands folded over Baptist Church in Louisville, Ken- bor bosses. He chin ged that a "lit- the loss of 8.52 lives. in 1915 Baptist Church. Knox, vice commander of area "B' ta secure equal opportunity for steel strike settled at once Anal ,the stems of • roses she carried. tucky, and later at Harrodaburgn tle group of racFcal schemers and All young people are welcorde and Dr. Daniel Bower. of Barbour- employment. the right to seeurity SERVICE there is hope it will be But daughter. Jane. Clapped as en- from which place Our respeet for the drivers of Kentucky Bap- and urged to attend the Rally. ville, vice-commander of area- "C". self-seeking labor politicians" is Murray and Fairies.; then were thusiaatreally as anyone in the of person. the eishe to "goal 'and. transport trucks increased tists- called him to his present Saturday nights J 23. 8:00 trying to step order to as- lone the big put in a cabinet toms together- audience. full participation in political affairs. 135 when we watehed a position in the college. He has o'clock. at the Memerial Ptptiat Amos Mosely. of Lorgioa .has sure nomination if thair own man. the. mormue to talk riveia'atheir p.giblems man' It was a great moment.-a - mo- Other points in the platform in- spoken all over the state in Church been Matted chaplain and Dillard Said Russell' "thsy have a candi- driver unfamiliar with -air alley ment long to ramernter_for the clude a pledge for continued pros- to man. churches fos special services. anl Williams. of Bowling Green. has date in chains whq will de their make sta:eral unsuceessful attempt.: man who had bowed cut of the perity. world •peace with honor, After a little more than an heti, Calloway County Baptist are very been 'named sergeant-at-arms7 The bidding." to negotiate it. presidential picture. Monday night. balancell defense forces, high farm and a half, the two man came out fortunate, in being able to have Kentucky Legionnaires alao have Senator-Estes .KefauVer, for his - -reported simply that • they "had To ehanta of "we want Barkley" price support, and incidations that him in this service. Funeral For Infthlt elected 33 'tick-eat( s to the Ameri- part. " attacked -politica.) bosses" The old drivers hardly slow talked with each other at length the Veep pointed a haver :it him- the Democrats tren't thinking of He will be the speaker at both can Legion's national convention He said they are trying to dictate down when they start into it. They about our mutu91 self and. opened his mouth M mock tax reductions in the _light of prlarilema." Then services Sunday any a draft of Stevensdh -and are wheel over to the other Fide surprise as if he were at the Memorial Will Be Held at New York August 25th. The just they left the White House to. saying: Today present world tension. thereby arousing more and rnera and bust rtsht on, Baptist Church, as well its speak- convention also named six delegates , of the street gether in the ,,teel executive's "Mgr _ resentment roman- the delegates. pirnents inches. After the speecia:' G bvernrir El- er of the Good News Hour Broad- Sandra i'ay Williams. six day at-large and six alternates. cleaarahe the aides by limousine. The friends of Vice President' bert Carve] of Deleware cast 'following the regular even- old daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. They now will 'confer with their walked The group has select^c1 Lonisville Doctors Pleased Alben W Barkley are lethris him - • forward and Brakley grasped his ing service, Jackie Williams of Murray routo I.arrs Kerley is dead on his feet associates and return to the cabi- as the site for its 1953 convention -the people want you for preri..... hand. Dr Carter is a young man and five died last night at' the Murray With Response In net room. and has raised Legion tides frdm dent." shoysina A source Then James Raosevelt of Cali- a gifted speaker with a powerful Hospital about 8:00 o'clock. - lie got up the' idea of said after the mitar:hing SI 00 .tp .1.1 25 a year. Polio Experiment Draft Barkley talk sarang up In farniveering a big orange Ke- personality, and wherever ho goea She is survived by her parents: his tt 1. sasion on the lawn of the nieetine that an agreement might . — the 'wake of his ttiramrrltousre- be- COM/12 up , fativer brittrin, did a Khmers jump grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Her- courthouse and it is keethog him . - By United **soar ceplion. beflre and alter his cofl._. -over the railing 'find stdride for- shell Robinson of Almo up until 2:00 sant every night. ThiS source told newsmen room. one Doct'Xrs in Sioux City, Iowa. are santion hall specsch Jast night. ward - for a grinning hand-shake. Bombers Continue and Mrs.. bate to raise you.'hores too much. Leon Collins .of Mur- happy over the response to their Barkley'' intimates interpreted the but' He got a big ehreis ray rellsaa guitl & C He can't shot the 'thing r ft until it _looks this time like we five: great-grandpaSOnts mass, test fot an experimental frenzied demonstration, as proof Of might -have This was perhaps the greatest Work In Korea Mr. the last banner stops waving He it." n4- Wayman Whitney of Polio serum , the political popularity of the 74- There is no •sien outperirlulf of ,ernation by a Dem- Alurray route five hasn't been to bed hetrre 3:110 am thrt Mr Tru- and F.rnest They call the response by some year-oh:1 vice • piessd. it. - IMPrl proposed a new pence fo-- ocratic. convention since that night Allied bombers have rained new. Robinson of Almo .since the Democratic Conventio route one. 16.500 children "overwhelming:" tirtveritor Wetherhy mule- The major °bat:tele Continged Oa Page Twsi' • blows on the rommunist.s in Ko- Electric started Monday sinearet- The funeral will be held todsv gays "I•have talked svalt him. and rea. but the ground fighting is at _ tleinehl, stilt te the iinLln shop., in the Murray cemetery with QUESTfON: A new Serum, gamma gobillin, *ill not actively promote a Bark- _ a virtual standstill. shut off, ne laid' to graveside services conduct ai by What do you think is the belt is---oit trial. TVs Jilieeted into 50 ley draft unless re 'gives his Co.'. After it is .11trrrov firchital United Nations ianceg fighter Oombor; Rev. Lloyd Wilson Burial/ill bet 'cure for children who air afraid of percent of the children The other cent," . lug the set back to the stare. lotting Roues - 11:30 A IS s t r c k deep in North Korea. in the city' cemetery. the dark' half County Boys Are 4:30 PM gets a harmless gelitin in- • Wetherby says 'ne hos told Bark-, knocking - out three bridges anl The Max ANSWERS: people Mrs. Ernest Bailey called-to tell .7:00 8:3n P.M H. Churchill Funeral jection. In that way. doctors -will lev that tee' waaajairn but Completing Training damaging three more. Air force -.how them how to kee.) the, duds from Home is in. eharze of ;strange- Mrs. Milton Oviland: be able to find out how effective that he has not asked him fOrisis spokesmon- peaches, from build- Vfy the bridges wet? merits. • u are not afraid of the dark gamma . globulin is for _fighting consent to promote the .iraft Move- hering or Special- to I.Orl(OP sni 'Times Wednesday's camplete recoed fol- important links in the Red 'sup- yourself, and teach them that there ment. nests on your partite . polio. LACKT.AND AIR FORCE BASE. lows: - „ . ply lines from Manchuria, hi the is • nothing in the darr that. will Wetherby. Baritlert tIcwir man: • Texas-Airman Gayle ThoMpaan. Census 37 Communist frontlines. Other als 'hart therra. i They chose Sioux City t•ecause hang -up same black Wings,r CLEAR SKIES tiger until he witadreve and _other Son of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Tionan- Adult Beds lied planes IN VIEW Charles , I think ,of its polio epidemic. Sixteen par- iments the birds. will stay 'clear of' oo roamed near the front. Mrs. Juhrisest: members of Barkiey's former Fires. Murray route sons have died since the polo lOcatten. The, thesk the black Son. three and Air- Emergency Beds 23 shooting up enemy supply dumps. FOR NATION FRIDAY the parents make thcra afraid, by naien Vaud huddled secretlicearly man ipidemic broke out a few weeks are ‘ snake". '• Billy Joe Fulton. on of Mr. New Citizens 1 grin positions and troop bunkers. • scaring them in a chute Forma or trKlAy in whats.~- - a:Marethly a. - l ago. lind Mrs Herman-Faltnnianide one. Patients Admitted 6 - The attacks came hard. on the NEW YORK.. July 24 -(1P)- something like that. l_doift think strategy meetine to ifseriss the they should .eyer- sta:t scaring Murray, are completing their AF Patients Dismissed. • ..: s heels of yesterflay's raids in which Clear skies will cover most If draft. - them. They may not realize at the basic airmen indoctrination course Patients admitted from Monday more than 1.000 allied pIaneSpound- the nation tomorrow. One source___gcnorted offers of les B. Adams time' that they are i raking them at Larklarid Air, Forte Rssr. the 5:00 p.m. to Wednesday. 5:00 p.m. ed the Reds from Irina and sch Showers and thunde;shower are Allnport to Barkley from five. afraid of the dark, but they prob- Control Bbard "Gateway to the Air Force." Mrs. Joe Notes. 602 Poplar St. The attacks crippled Corernuk7pti forecast for tho Rockies, taster., state, after the convention spent ably sre. - -BULLETIN Lackland adulated near, San tin- .Benton: Kent Harp. 1615 Miller. plants. supply dumps and barrack3 Dakeitas and Florida. Showers are rnt- re than sn holtfr applauding the Mrs. -J ft. Roberta: I think. it is renresident. Marble RT, Ky. AleohoLe torrid, is the world's lareest .iir Murray; Mrs. Voris Wills, Brix 187, in widely scattered !sections of also due tri the upper; • Slet best just not to scare them or say WASHINGTON July 24 (UP) Control Board Chairman' (erre base. sits' of Air Force HAS!,Camden. Tenn : Mrs. William R. North Korea. Valley. along 'with warmer tem- It is not unlit: V that the Viva; anything about being afraid of ,The nationwide steel strike has Ilbosrer today" announced Faining, for ,men' and Ammer'. Hellas, 520 Broughton Ave Bloom- Ground action has all but stop- peratures. Cooler readings are due President's name• 11 he prasentect the dark, and they prabably won't been settled. An agreement t Of .Charles B. Adam!, headonarters of the Human Re- field, N. J : Mrs. Charles Sanders. ped. Tired allied and Communist- in the northern Rockies. to the convention ""mile the fact ks ever „even think dhow .it' ending the 53-day old wolkout ! that his Kentucky elreatien con- farmer State Highway source Research Center, and.hirree 404 Reale St. Murray: Nhok Nix; trerrips each held sections of a Today, relief came' to the north- M. soM Stephenson: I think was reached this afternoon at sifters itself bourfl Parkley's re- ges field representative of AF's Officer Candidate School Hazel: Wilburn Wads: Rt.' 2. Mur- strategic height on the west-central l east -part of the country from you should always teach- them not a meeting of union and com- quest that placed le Beverage Central Their basic training is poparina ray; Mrs R. A. Johnston. 1321 front known as "Old Baldy." See.'Nils/ England 4outh to Peartsyl- 4ear to be scared. I nate to are anyone pany representatives in the in nomination. Depot • them to rentrance into Air Force Olive, Murray: Hope' Kay. Rti 3. Inal. days-of -bloody- fighting failed vanta-and west Pi the tapper Mier- wire children. 1 iihg to see them White linuw. WetheVbV remarierd that .ettottor '"L"- ggevid on the Highwao technical training and for -as- Par4s. Tenn : Mrs. Auden Bynum. to give either side full coetrol. irsippi - Valley. Cooler tempera- 121 reasoir with them so ihey won."1 President Truman announce's( that sneecti I who'd ofiseine that August 1936 to June signment in specialized work. The Rt. 1, Almo; Will McSwtin. Rt. 'At Panmunjom. the truce flea°. tures also mos2;ii'a-into the Pacific he afraid. the settlement. He said the any delegate rnieht nominate him aii quit to run for etkraoaincludes it scientific evalua- 1. Puryear. Ten.: Mrs. W. IX Holt; tiatora , have hqld their. longest northwest scattered shawers &at Mrs. Jack Trmatban: Be 'patient steel industry and the CIO And, even, if no delegate does. sheriff f Cs County. He also tion of solitude and inennation Farminenn: 'Mrs. Othl Higgins meeting in five deys-26 irlintiterm thundershowers. covered parts of with them, and ga with them and United' Steelworkers have Knotty-Icy or any ether state would hes o. a farmer and in the for the-' following, n particular' vo- and baby girl Higgins, Rt. 2, btit there was no indication of the Rockies and the south show along them that the dark won't Maned agreemebt for settle- he free to cast its ballots for the taxicab asi Pry busIneas. cation and career. Golden Pond. progress. I Atlantic coast. hurt them. • ment. Veep.
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TIIURSDAY, JULY 24, 1952 LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY THE ia Philadelphia "wheel twee the N --Jim Dyck got the thowns off 1_, run- in the eisettneehee front With a7-tvio."1-riiii----K-Mer -OW rilnit doubled en 1 Tho.nas Win rimier Winer. But the As tied It Fain Win Indians relieved- Kelly. LINEUP 1Dodgers' Dave Bob 11...oper, 19ET1 1 ' LEDGER & TIMES SPORTS in the sevouth on. similes he -seventh for the A! Philley, Keith "r,ionite• and Mlle? Ike t41 Boston and St Louis_ is at New. Duane pillette is the loser. PUBLISHED BY LEDGER A. TOMS PUBLISRING CONITANT By United Prim& Clark and an error- by Les Hoed York. The Pittsburgh Pirates and Yanks The i Is Over ii;.- ale, r. y 4.0drei The Calloway Times, and Streak ..assolidation. .4 The American Olympic team has Philadelphia Phil* are MU. The ovaes-kleraid. Octeuer ic. 1928. and 'tic West Kentucklati,JaralarY a good chance of werh-king the American' League has New York Br Revival lieeemg_ i*, 1.9111s Russians today ii. the race for the at Cleveland. Boaion at Chicigo, Icad at Helsinki. - at iyatoi.; aed_ueeree pkeubv Rods By 7 To 3 unofficial team Washington Ruesians hold a slight edge a'_ i'LliLISHRR The lights ---JPbilsidelphas_ St. Lotto.I . Red Sax 111--iihile Sex 4 going into todaY's e‘e.01ta•-203 and In last 'debt's -Ittion• the Pal% . , KIDS ile-gaggigigig i______. The Boston. Red. Sex esOalled- rvevnt The Editor. one half points to -2W for tbl topped the Pirate,, 4.1-the ." Cub• i- seven mins in tint ninth inning See refscrve.,thJ right Ai .:1 4-jet. t stiy Advertismil. Letters to the 1 Seuthpaw Harry -Perkowski and for • Jr., the ha VznIcs-. Hai risen ihliiird of Cleve- took Boston. 6-2--and to the after- the White Soix. 10-4. at or Public Voice etets in ormicis are not for the best interest the Cincinnati Reds snapped the to bear Taylor. was land is America's oest bet for a . . . . ol ow reader& Dodgers winning streak *flue 6-4 a miscellam. gokl medal. Dillard tiel the Olym- 6-4. The Giant -;u Caldigals were win at Brooklyn. sailing Mrs. Rex J - pic record for the 110 .neter .hurd- idle. In the American League, the Us----eie Jet- Dobsee erie; Perkowski is the first soiithpaw lead whoa the Lovett Wel! THE Kletelt 4'n PliueS ASSOCIATION lea yesterday its tie ied the field Indians whipped New York. 7-3 along with a 4-3 , starter to beat the Dodgers ibis hadn't allowed latter. RLPIIESIeSTAeIVEia. WAL.i.ACE. WITMER CO., 1361 toward the semediaals .and finals. --and Philadelpeis shaded et. uprising started. He NATIONAL saaem. Nine others had (Piled.' Other Olympic title; to be decided Louia 3-2. In the atternion. Boston It a run since rellevieg starter Hal The tea t: '"itienroe, alemptus, 2-:al Park Ave. New York; 307 N. McKean is the second win for tea_ Reds Then today are the heouner throw. the drubbed Chicago, 10-4 and Wash- Brown inethe first teeing. lace (bar ehaelierii-die-Maaaasiact--S14 Bealati-- - - - a - five' thrnsand 'meter race. . the eitigton outlasted Detroit; 5-2 in -M against 13 l'enes to the Mcirc-4 Dick Gernert woked to open the rangerncnt ladies• javelin and the , ladies 8J ., this yvar. ninth. Before it yeas over. Boston Mrs. Jon( innings- SEW.red at the Fos( Office. lilurray, Kentucky, for transmission meter hurdle mal. Horne runs did It for Cincinnati. had wrapped it up on tem single's many level .a - Favored Cary. alektterotf --neeZhoe-Resdeeeeeeed delicios Second Claw Matter - It A The big leaguer oiler a heavy Memphis leads the way into the 'on doubles by Ted Kluszewski and Gernert's double. Chuck Stobbs re- by the td first round of .the. 15-thousand Joe Adcock. They added diree more lieved ITobscn- too tile to shut ' ing guests; 14A-TES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 15c.. per delr echedute ted3":. the tzrit eUBSCRIPTIUN enwrcLies of the current road trips dollar Sioug_ City. Iowa open golf en the fourth on a &Sures be off the rally. , Month 65e. ai Calloway and adeoining counties, per year. 83.30: else. League: the and Andy George Kell aprnttreii for Bos- . Mesdame In the National tournament • today The Memphis Kluszewski and Adcock three and 'Tom Rudy Albri *here. 15.30. Cincinnati Reds wind UP their stay dentist registered twe straight Seminick's homers...Sob Borkowski ton's that runs Wright hit one t3 get in two Chi- •a* man Fats. at Brooklyn wite • doeble header tourney victories earlier this eemered for the Reds in the fifth. • cago tallies in thc third. Wright Ovie Lee. While Chicago plays a aingle game -month to take over the top money- Clyde King relieved loser Carl THURSDAY, JULY 24. 1952 White Sox Holland. winning position from - young Jack 'Erskine in the sixth and was also drove in another a single In the fifth. ens. Jame Burke of Honig. ,on. - touched for a run on singles by inn with . ---, why pitched from ford. Lubi .kcicocle Gredy Hatton and Semi- Ralph Bricknee Choice Of Politicians he We y ne.was taken for ..n.er. Jams President Jim Nona* of the In- nick. the fifth until may corn- a pinch hitter in the tenth, is the Misses. : It the Democratic' Party clelibcfrately planned .o lose lamb.a7 Soled ternational Boxing Club Brooklyn scored twice in the plete • arrangements today winner. Jonef.. " the 1952 national election it coultt not tore surely bring 11.0WaY for a sixth on singles by Al Walker me____.E_____- _ ie a Billy defeat than to nominate-Governor Adlai Stevenson ... . welterweight title match in °e- arid Dick Williams and Those s- about 011111111412g OT the a eams .tober between ceampien Kid Gavi- %, k •L Cox double. The Dodgers ecoring Washington S-Tirers 8sr to attend of Illinois- as_i_he candidate for Pre5ident, Ian of Cuba and , contender Billy - . ended in the sixth whoa Carl Washington broke up a lengthy .1:AO f•• .41 4PV ' Townley. • rulton .'MY ...... Lang" 56 22 714 Graham of New Cork. Norris is It has been apParent anv • months that he is the h.oumeliTV.(41bled and Gil Hodges pitchers battle with tine* runs in Rome Ell MacLisonville .... 42 37 532 scheduled to meet in New yo_rit tri Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Andrews . of -the big tity was the 16th inning to beat -the Tigers, bre; litt atirhng choice Paducah . 40 37 319 with Lorenzo Nedarse. director of profcpional 5-2. at Detroit. A revival .aeetini; s 1 *del gve,-; Mts. Sionv,n is at tie ---- Lovett. T the erM-rb Prviident Truman, in fact most Gaansboro - 41 39 513 spells for Cuba. and other Cuban PHILS-4. PIRATES I Frank Shea worked the fir-'t at the Locust Grove 11 a line :1;1 The revival meetire "Lowell N rpoliticians:.But it has been just as apparent that 14-1svould Union City 39 -10 494 officials concerning a bout at ,! The Phils climbed over the .500 14 innings for Washington but at Kirksey. The Preach- tinue through Sunday Et be the last choke of the voters if they had anytltifit to 32 44 121 Havana on oetooer fourth. The Church field. ['percentage mark fore. the first gave- wayertnissiegra art --Prentice say 32 47 105 IBC boss met wile The same men 4-1 win. is being done by welcome l•S . I. - abut-t. 'Jackson nreliminarv,time this season with the 15th. Consueg,a ;feta the sing., latter tw yestcrday to iron out litittr.:.1.:;.saAinrndori...ws, end Rev.the itiii Athehegaertneyrawl Li ',11 Hopk nsv die 31 46 -103 over Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Hal Newhouser matched Shea's an Ile wilt meet the approval of some labor, leaders, but problems. eltarge .4 112e. and Mr.:. T. Coe. Mich. 1 Rookie Steve Ridzik and pitch- performance for eight innings:oat:1iing is in T. if he is nominated the Union Labor vote will be split wide American League ing ace Robin Roberts held the irie:ntr.fo -Dricak pLiinttciliefitieildtte;aniw:eonn open. The lain* canlidate, Vice-President Alben Bark- New York . 56 .615 Ilideik. Coach Paul Brawn of the pro Pirates to five hits with trete tied it at 2-2 in the ninth in- .ley, withdrew Monclav after element Boston . 51 33 573 a no-hater in train- night the left-wing "(withal' Cleveland 1.rowns says who pitched .••••• .. 50 40 .556 aim headed by Ja.:.}i Kroh. CIO chieftian who tins- spent so Washington he will begin one of Ike biggest Mg last spring; getting the is tagged with the 103S . 50 42 543 much of his time in Moscow, turned thumb-"down on him Cleveland rebuilding jobs :n the history of Del Ennis homered off lova. Bob 516 The Senators brake lb. deadlo II Chicago 48 45 team startle:: August third:Friend with one man on. Siagles - because of his age. the in the 16th when Vete num.:: LIVESTOCK CO . . Philadelphia 41 42 .494 says 29 new players by Eddie Waitkes., Ridzik uncl MURRAY Brown singled to scare Eddie Yost witii If ittec..ns,,n is nominated labor will not be the only St. Louis _ 33.58 3711 the first training session Connie Ryan pushed over the repell-t to the winning run. Mickey Vernon's the party that will be split. He will not Detroit . V. 00 326 the. Browns v.-spare-C. to go after winning run in the fourth ir.ning. Market Report minority/within as -ingle scored two more for insur- wink and pinch hitter Harry suit Southern Democrats. nor will-he appeal In conserva- the Waite/lel League Vale they A ance. Cliff Mapes of Detroit hit -I National League ,ast year. - s double in the seventh -ac- Tuesday at 2:00 O'clock tives who are familiar with his ass'ociation ••,erfh Alger lost - Fishes the only bonier of the zaine. Sales Each Brooklyn . 60 23 723 run. Fiiss. • counted tor tile Pirates New York 34 3i d35 The'Washington liceetkirts of the CUBS 6--BNAVES "2 1952 .560 • July 22 Stevenson .has, said he didn't want the noinination and St. Louis 51 49 Nanette' Football League open 'ttunsas 7__Tanke 3 • 47 42 -.528 Lanky Seib Rush was at h 1:157- he cannot now even get the solid vote of his own state Chicam training for the 1912 saeson today The CleVelatyl tridi. c..; head sold 15 .305 An- best as the Chicago Cubs took Total believed the Philadelphia 46 at Occidental Cellege in Los venge for last maht's 'double I. -e .1- delegation. Senator Paul Douglass says he 13estOn_a o-'..,1.00 Boston 31 52 416 geles. The Redskins ire the thFreVta2 win 'beg the Beeves at at the hands of New York by be r- • Fat Steens 27.7 when he • said 'he didn't want the nomination, Good Quality Governor Cincinnati 37 31 .407 team to start woekoinseethe Chi- I Rush _scattered 7five hits to notch 2too_ Kefauver. - . ing the visitors 3-.4 b •hind right- • Medium Quality Botcher. Cattle - Cash, . amthe is openly supporting Senator Estes Los his 10th win of the year. Tommy Pittsburgh. 25 70 263 cego Cardinals and Angeles bander Bob Lemon. Baby Beeves rest are in Brown homered in the third inn- doe-n't have the nomination yet, but if Rams already training.. Rookie Bill Glynn's double .iaat 19.04) • in • (if ciliate he if* the lead and Fat Cows, Beef Type , - . late to put Rush Merrill Combs' single put Clm ,.- 11.00-1m.4 I • .he gets it th,e public will be pretty well convinced that Yesterday's Results Canners and Cutters United ' „Gold the big right-hander nave: was larid off in front in 11" fee net -1 Democratic Convention Mktg League Abe I ev.i.:; ar's 24.60 Ds" ii dirt slch .a thing it: 4 ist1 indepoident Owner :: it. Cificag--, fling. The Yanks nut over two Buns only way to get. the 7. Jackson 1 • •is the •ovArnigia choice to! tn danger Obhg: is a thing of the past and that the / Fulton Heel" added -.a :.. 1.1.e foulth oft in the fifth. but Al Waren homer, Hopkinsville 5 the featured Yellow Hand Democratic n,rnination is through big-city machine sup- Madnionville 7. win. b.111.r5 by, DAV Youdy. Sill Serena, with one man on in the fifth poli 11. Mayfield 4 Handicap . today a! Jameica.' -Three 'sort. • - Union City give Lemon the letail c 31.-01 Other will -carry top weight ' • ' • • "-• Fancy N'eals said suite primaries are "eye-wash." Paducah 15. Oaensbura 12- ey doubled to score Eddie Miksis in Rookie Tom -Gr ratan Li lee 10.-er.1 29:0' been, • President Truman 122 -pounds _ .naluaing Jock No. 1 Veals his 'man Steven- got Sauer Phil Rizzuto homere I for New - If he succeeds in nominating hituelf, or Dave Gorman--in the mile tint tbe fifth and 'Serena No. 2 N'eals 26.c.1 (iIi Americas League home with a single. Max Surkont . son. his statement will be verified. one sixt een th test. Throwouts Bank - Boston 10, Chicago 4 iia loser. •fur Washington 5. Detroit 2 • - • As 2--Iresnis -The-Phllacielphra rranci,d tr. , - • C1511elivaecti.:InPdha7.--3.NewSteToLrinilsk 3 2 CONVPMON - DuPont Farmer-Head TOT. • • ON Brears their I 14.0 ‘j,--51) i aittllty; tai a wiy. 9 -4 sevenli .fra-sht _ 'Continued From Page One) I Dies In East ith Leavitt Mk. .4•••••••••••••%•••••ar National , f• ur years ago in Philadelphea 0 14 r0 j LALICCE3Y 4 Branklya Ca.cinr.ati 6. wher this same mats came to make - te m .C- By United Press Chicago a Etost,an-Klapps the keynote epeech and received Former head of nne of the 208 South Fourth Street Philadelplua 4. Pittsburgh 1. such wad acclaim that it catapult- The peinz firms in the world .3 dead Pions - 24 .Only same scheduled,. ed hail into the v•ce presidential r.chest Pa tbrmer tee irma r porninetion. Lammet DuPont. Tim( vast MPG,: At 12.48- ..a. m. EDTi Barkley of the board of the jla fine hemp grown lb. 10c Today's Games New 1,111' ?caches, finally left the stand, to the•strants Company. died today in Dept Kitty his-sae don. Connecticut He was sevents aipples, cooking. 3 16.5. 20c Folton et Jackson of "Dixie." Ii Weary hehrecker of one years of age: f.layf:eld at .Unien Cey Governor Dept 13c Indiana. who is expected to plaee DuPont was taken ill ane we. ''cas Home Grown, Hopkinsville at Madieonvillt - Govereor Adlai E. Stevenson of ago. This -illness prevented h. i Depi Paducah at Owensboro Cherries. large 2 can, 5 cani $1.00 Illinois in nomination for the from attending DuPont's 15Cn r Othi No. ------presidency. callt*Harkleys speech from attending DuPont's 130th ii ce- . National League 'I . Cantaloupes 25c - 35c litarkable. niversary celebration lest nada'. TO1 -Chicago at oBston-Kli pose-in M. ..r/ It was a verv Aron; lesson to Vinegar, white or red distilIed gallon 35c or Hacker 17-30 vs. Wilsan 19-7r. - Bulk Al the delegate; to b•• real. true ' TO1 Cincinnati at Brooklyn-2. Church ' LOOK! LOOK! 55c Dernoerzts in the Meet sense of- AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT !kook Cider V:negar. gallon t•-60 and Blackwell 02-10i vs. La- WEEK at the word.' • WILL PAY THIS Wade .10-51. 20c .ane 07-21 and Governor Robert Kerwin of Pork & Leans. 2' size Brooks Fancy a Heavy Hens 16c St Louis at New York-Brechee Louisiana said -it syss fine 33c 3-32 vs Lanier._ - - • Leshorris I4c Crystal Apple Juice. 46 oz. can speech by one of the nation'. moat I2c Pittsburgh-at Philadelphia -Dick- lovable men. 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• los 1. 1952 THURSDAY, JULY. 24, 1952 11117--- ,••11. THE LEDGER & TIMER, MURRAY, KENTUCKY, PAGE THREE delphia meshed over the k John W. Clark, owner anil trees- rum in the -thsith'eeheri I. Day THERE'S A .. ^la Business Picks Up er of Evansville; Ind., nas three Fescue Saves doubled ani Thoams charge ••• OPINION 3c per word, minimise pad, perk As. horses heer. They are Doc Likens, 'doper, relieved - Kettles •••• Dry 50c oasis in Melba, In Caldwell evanth for the Ari for 17 words. Torso - Lady and Beebie. All *litho V..ntries Arrive sired by Mr. Ambaesedors rine Pillette is the loser. CLASSIFIED ADS &skews for each insertion. were • -- former favorite of Dale Park fans. fhe -1-cue teed croo is 3 bright DADE PARK, Ky.-This West- Mr. Ambassador is, holder of the spot in a county heed . hit by • ern Kentucky racing 'lb rue establishment Dade Park track record at e mile thou ht. says H,, A. Maley, CeSiel- sting is rapidly being transformed into FOR SALE - - 1 rooms, unfurniehed. 411 North and forty yard- His time Of well county agen; nith the Uni- a racing horse colony Filth .124p State Police 1:39 1/5, which is also the Alter:- versity -61 if.T..k5:. The majority roughbreds arriving every day to can record for this distance!, was' farmers reported the best seed OR SALE: '37 Dodge 4 door, eci into training for the 26-dae set August 26, 1939. yield in several yttata.-_with dry Radie, heater, nee Ores. Only surfilier meeting, which opens, 26.000 NOTICE Arrest Total Another stable which will tell weather 'providing- eVeithent mile.. phone ..1134t-4 426p I___ Saturday, August 2. The session watched by racing 'fans -if the thi- wet coeditione. It ie estimated the will continue through Labor Dae, FANS, FANS, FAN. Fans for state area is the Char-hIar -Farms. c, unty crop w'll tele' 300,000 September .3, with racing every FOR RENT every need 10 inch oscillating Of 24,510 This stable is owned Sy Plumbing pounds. in centrist to 157.000 lbs. day except Sunday. The cards two years ,ago. - fans and window fans Economy Contractor Charles H. Kosing, of Will be made up of seven laces Hardware Evansville, and trained by Williem W. p. McConnell of Ottet Ttund OR RENT. or LSE August 1. daily and eight on Saturdays. 450 to Main Phone 575 • J24c FRANKFORT, Ky. - Kentucky A. Clark of Owensboro. Usettil produced about peunds the Une house, tau unfiailiehed ap- Earl Cowey of Nixon, Texas, acre of reeleened .,eed en 60 acres, State Police made 21,164 traff:c horses in this outfit include: Chcece artnients, with two baths, ort -IODISE ANL% ts.n.nn SPKAYleiti while Luther 11.1Ses,- .1r., of the arrests and 631 criminal arrests owner and trainer of a usefoi Cut.- It'arPttiet Ario)• tee' ag. shower.-onelub. Wired for elec- now twine done see Sam Kelley. litrZenAstup- commend? sold 21,000 during the first six Months of stable arrived during the past Ed Man. tric stoves. lee E feeder street Rad Soar premise' ot pests Such pounds from 100 acre-. at the rate 1952, the June police report re- week and six thoroughbreds after 'the population of the "hose', Can be seen may if interested as flys, roaches Ind moths. Cali gee:- eiati and - easeei today shows. 2 successful campaign ate Omaha. the early morn- Sàm Kelley He will also colohy increases 35 ceets fes unee t Cowey is well known to Dade ing activity at the track also ebeck your home tot Fines received on 16,020 con- ft RENT: Upetees apartment Park racing -fans as he has race., picks up. Thoroughbreds are gives 1 ,*3 Lion't let termites unaermme vietions totaled $407.303 ine value Furnished. 4 rooms end bath here for many years. He expects light workouts soon after daybreak :1;ea your home. Call Kelh-- r roduce. of property recovered was $259.801. Electric stove and rarest...rater to have twelve horses here when trainers are busy geeing thei: •, ili. South 13th. Street, 441 TS Costs paid were $130.320. DismissJ:.i and N 17th and Main Phone taltiel Ate meeting opens with the ar- • iss$ 1043 horses in excellent condition for totaled 3,742, and there were rival of six from Ca- Itio e Jett AVAILABLE: Pos.tien tor sales- Fairmount. the summer meeting. Lester Yeager LAKEV1tW acquittals. %soy linen, Salary and or commission Thorouehbreds already at essocate . manager re per ts the : OR RENT: Nice 1e:41(d buildinTS Retail Sales experience deeirale Troopers spent more hours, in Dade are Never Amber, Hombre, raging strip in good condition aiel other Miss Mico t`l , •• suitable fur business. 1212 Main le, not compulsory. Reply own traffic patrol than in any Buster, Miss. Orphansla- expects to hear of some good work- DRIVE-IN Street. Available Aug. 1. writing -Box 32-W. Age 25-45. activity, according to the repere tor, and First Rifle, Neve: Amber outs within the next fews day.. le•1 16:.1 Nite plume 199. Ley phone 208 This is a profitaole opening fpr There - were 184.823 trooper hours has won two races this siunmec He is busy seeking repairs end J24c spent in traffic patrol. 13,437 hours and scoced in five raees last year. It* •1, 1. S the right man- _Uc improvements about the plaint and Thursday and Fri.lay on pseciel details, 8.520- in Other horses to race for Cowey • spent yell have everything in -:nape free I, 0,. 4 1114 • traffic court, 7.698 in accident in- at Dade will include Gray Venture he opening day. August 2. "TOMAHAWK" PUZZLE Ars..., to Vest...nay% Puzzle vestigation, 7,003 -.at police 'poste and Ferma. CROSSWORD and 3.218 in criminal patrol and Racing Secretary L. H. Van with AC aci:,s 112-Stak•s investigation. Zandt reports more than 100 head Van Heflin and . F. Andrews suitohle. State Police Investigited 4,741 will tome to Dade Park from FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT A Yvonne DeCarlo 1- t-zim.11 ortmaut 34---,Guara:ace eigniied traffic accidents, and made .1,715 "7 FREE-F0fisale is shown is Chicago the Omaha where- Ak-Sar-Ben Satinets .3-Implement for after- California dele- 1 the KERATOLYTIC IS A MUST, :us. is at e. prom•11111( 35-Pertain114 to arrests during the eserSed. ling Brie. Gen H7reiert C Ill (*()11)r poles necklent Holdridge for the Democratla meeting closed on July te-lastrics he revival met; s-St •Iary the ---tge: fee:. What is a Iteratill) lie-? An agent institution 31.--lite4y clump • They traveled 1.873,643 trooper 'a. ceueus.of the regular California elide- C. Ellis, president and general or that deadens the infected skin. It.: le through Stine lestes Refauver. (international/ . manager of the Dade Parx Jock- s,eaeort chIstritle then peels oft, exposing More Saturday Only aearty welconie le s '3-Ma oh elder VI-Colorless Activities of 125 troopers. 0 in ey Club, is well pleased with ssor,1 41 -ficslf mound germs to Its killing Action. Get general public 1.,.. .L. , it- T., posts at Mayfield. Madisonville, the large number of better grade "CAVALRY SCOUT AND • :, heltered 44-romiserativ• T-4-L, a kerotelytie, at any drug 15-Noblernau _ ending owling G rec n. Elizabethtown, thoroughbreds listed in re- r. CUX. -Pours etall Mere. If not pleased IN ONE. HOUR THUNDERBOLT" - 16-1•ertieimm: to 45 Louisville, Williamstown, Richmond, For The Beet :a Radio Entertainment men of letters 45-Intruder servations for the summer meet- -your 40c back. Today at Hol- If-Mae.' nettle . ti-leash Aashland-Morehead, Harlan, Haz- Audrey Long, Rod Cameron ing.. He is looking ,forward to Co. -441--Noiest - - land Drug f -I crsts signal 1112-M4Tdant ard-Pikeville, London and Frank one of the best meetings in the . 12-ecienee ef :0M were includea in the repert. et-To mid fis DOWN 1340 WNBS 1340 history of the track. t5--Coritalner ee-tiotte collisti I„,4 1 -Nta., -Sierret agent -A071..104• 2-Sacred image STOCK CO SS- We,rd 67-Aetua! 1, g 3-LInsit 4 —Fiabah•it E -Lulsrlsat• Dial Phone WEEK END SPECIAL . 4- trd•-utir art "i•-.1,•roportl11•11 lt-I•rehil it - • rierselirse ukvi-e i-gIrtirst Jelly 2.5, 1952 O'clock Atirrou Friday 1 at 2:00 Cola Chiffon Coco 10-Roman, Ivies/It Oh what is the handiest beg-killer made" ,Lat% flelle Farm lair 12;15 Noontime Frolics ' 17-Tots. rosin That's always ready for use? '- 6:30 ?eine 12:30 Church of Christ July 22, 1952 42' 13•14‘,111 husk Hymn ,q.2.,.., ...., It's KNOX-OUT Aerosol &web for me- 4:45 Calloway Caperf 12.45 Luncheon Music I 24 33-Burvest CAKE soda., Just squirt Is... 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WARD - OUTLAND •• I (•••• I.e..* • It).ee Lean Back and Listen 6:30 St. Louis q'am 2 to 9:30 SO- C:11.10... filOCRESSIVE CHEMISTRY FOR Ode A4IU 11-1/0 1340 club Plattertime BAKERY - 11:15 1340 club 10:00 News 11:30 Favorite Vocals 19:15 Listeners Request EAST MAIN PHONE 850 • LEE - U:45 Harvester Hymntime 1.1•11110., WELLS 12.00 News 11:00 Sign On RANGE NANCY Bushmillei PAiy/Sli By Ernie 4.t. 1., toe t .• •,. L.,• las !ragmen hymlw ale 11.••=.• jasieelreve,0 A, NANCY-- WHY DO HOW ON EARTH - lighted window "You! What you do there 7 Who YOU WEAR LCAN you SEE_?. ClIAPTER TtiVENTY-THREE Ca11111, edged to the Pour men sat are you? Come out in the light!" BLAISE saw n big. jagged ',tree and peered inside. THOSE SILLY poker. He Blaise and Thatcher stood Im- saniistone a ft kir feet away. tie at plank table playing SUN GLASSES find mobile. Muse caught a movement then measured the da- slipped to the next shack to Adttsj* It. fingers in the shadows. He lunged Into picked up the roe k, the window boarded up. His ce. lie Thatcher, throwing the old man to weight and then slowly explored., made a slight scratching eel Its ground as his hand streaked it narrow as he sound Something stirred Inside the up. His eyes from the holster. A gup his muscles and he heard a frightened, sibs- the Colt surce the distance, the far shadows lent- spat flame from and the bullet thudded Into the hurtled like a prejii- "Who's that!" The rock cabin wall. Blaise threw two fast the high-peakfel straight tor Blnese troze but he felt relief slugs. Alarmed shouts sounded the same instant widely In itrero." At flood him and he smiled out in front. COMFORT his Colt from the hol- silently Lte jerked the darkness. He moved Then hoofs thundered In the lunged f newer d. The saddle. e and away and stepped into his night, came rolling toward the turned and, a split rJ's head Then he set the spurs and raced cabins as-a fierce, hoarse yell lifted. later, the e. ck caught him had ond away back to his men. He Guns slammed 'from the out againe. the 'side of the rely found Rennie. darkness, caitilig the fires, the dropped nntl then Weise b. 43c <1. Me Jaming them h Ad his news. cabin, the confused bandits. Hell -a-sioseeles the gun barrel thud- on him. "Theta:her, y nd me will bear broke with a roar. aget.f.SW44/4_4LV.- solid sound agarnsi ^ with a off to 'he lc . Hal, you and the Blaise slammed another shot .; -skull. The guard didn't 59c mane boys spread out. Move in slow, and into the shadows,'t h en dashed, C. • a chance to reach Rennie. corner of the shaek, hatching, gateIt- gbre us arounith thee ly Raeburn Van Buren 5E, lb. 65c _ !else crouched, When you think we're act, say half jumped for the door, aimed the e:•,' %: :11 3 . nil then hastily went to work. an hour, hit 'ens hard. If trouble Colt at the heavy lock and Man's Ma from the CAN THE SWEET TALK, PAL-AND SURE, HONEY, SURE -59c took the breaks before then, ride in to cover slammed a bullet Into it. It jumped dripped it and the rifle DON'T MAKE A MOVE - MiDGE PSS T.'6r7 BZW/NI, ter, es." and fell broken. 'liaise jerked it the edge of the chi-elle ripped SOMETHINC4 'AMP GRAB I/ER ARV.' r followed Blaise out loose and his shoulder crashed open I I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL, HONEY-THE KNOWS A LITTLE man's shirt into long str: rhateher THE meadow. Again Blame the door. THOUGHT OF BLOODSHED MAKES YOU ABOUT MAKING WITH In $6 98 . (4 quickly bound his hands re: .is, the circle,. this tine a tighter took her hand BOOM -BOPM , matte an effective gag that made a Rennie came. He 1 KINDA SICK ---90 YOU GO INS'DE soon he reined in and the gun- I tied easeeireiy totiii4 bra head. one, and and. ahickung tier from WHILE WE FINISH OUR Th_atcber to dismount. He the corner of the 211-C; leen tie heard hoot- beats Lawn" ordeeed tire, moved to BUSINESS-NOW area before' the shacks- close, a sec- end- tic swung around. Ile-held pointed to cabin. A bullet came HAND ME THAT CAM-. C-- right treed near his' gun se- the - "Be ready, frir k'sr h to," he ond, lelarse saw a man attending recognized %as- NASTY OLD GUN gi ew Limier and the first, warned. "If the boys open up, work not far-away and 25c nibs but the !egt-liCE A GOOD for semen turned the corner Into fast." e quez. He lifted his Colt whirled and dashed KID: sight. Thata7eFtind lial tieldh'e "Tine lead me to my daughter, bandit leader I darkness. gesiors Raikee and Alien just n. take care of the rest' off Ingo the raced down the corridor hind, the rest hollowing. Thatch- They moved towerid the shacks, Blaise lb: 19c between the cabins, Rennie beside insleenilp-eporred forward_ approathing them from the rear. ,met them and the "You re found her?" They drifted silently, anti soon Min. Thateher Ihto the protecting he hideout- and the gearile, stood beside the boarded-up win- three plunged the last faint ug, 45c uje We just ride in." dow. Again Blaise felt for the. darkness beyond Blaise hurried — "Titan!: God!" Thatcherhreothece boards, hesitated, and rapped his glow from the fires. 3 for-35c Wier horses. He e had a little trouble following knuckles sharply on the planks. them along to - for.-28c Both men heard a stir inside and ordered Thatcher to weourrt, take — 3 and head in a wide 7-1/ Bkese tel the way across the a muflled voice again asked,"Who's his daughter r d the entrance. He ---- &claw and into the narrow per- there?" circle town LIL' ABNER By Al Cap? lifted Rennie to a scat behind her r-'--'- oh the hideout. There-was no "Rennie!" Thateher sal ii In a father. She looked down at Min, 3 rolls 29f. !lenge. They casee out into the hoarse, triumphant whisper. WAD NEEDS'SORE EXPENSIVE,_OLE- her face a soft blur in the dark- ALL OUR LOYAL OLD CUSTOMERS LAID OFF7-11-4EN, n-itRE.,r Is -PE *IF' 40 OUT An't_t..2.,.1•4C , ,-7' TO ilow just at dusk. Weise reined FASelelerNEDSHANDJCARVED ness. Thatcher r cl n c d the horse JOBS!! HAS DESERTED — TH''LlfL ALL WE GOT TUNA pAie ME OFF I OF A tides- mAH R i0-1 ALNT , spoke to Thatcher. - "You're all right ?" FO HALF TH. PRICE.,Ard you If around and raced away. cot' r)-IK._. WONDER SPESHULTY COselP'N`e", ON IS YORE LAST LEFT-OVER THAT'S ‘eok.:r IIESSiE, PO' A . . .$1.95 "We block the only way out. "Fine. But they'll kill ESEAurv 41 lb. Blaise turned and jumped Into mAc44INIL-MADC -wir is ROONEDIr WEEK'S PAY!! — MEINc44MIDISE rr Ti-l' MOST • B,RTi-1 CAN nniee somewhere Op ahead in they find sent, Dad:" A EsUILT-lb4 MUSIC He hastily reloaded his Esox.r.• LET'S HAVE (50s.9USEI.ESS • b.3'2 oz. can 63c C of those calnns. I'd better take "Blaise is here andthe boys." the saddle. PRESENT SHE set the spurs, racing IT, DEAR- k-acc, so we'll waste no time "Blaise! With iyou ?" gun and then Qa..JECK '00: L.C.S FINE taking the bandits it bottle 29e her." "Right beside me." down the slope, C9tJLD OF Ti-liNiGS T.,' ing to knocked - over - g , with you," Hal offered. Blaise pet his mouth close to the from the ,rear. He OLYG47- W second reeling. He A NTED Ise • ea his head. craele. -The .boyell hit the cantle one man, sent a HOME!! yelled, fired again. At that mo- "You take charge nerc. If any- soon. Anyone in front of the Val and the others raced into or Fresh ng happens. you'll know what to shriek?" , meat Eggs firelight, ,strealied along the I won't be long." He rods oil "The cook-fires, and they're all the row of cabins In hot pursuit. • 0 the gathering dusk. A hundred around them," she replied. "But no There was a sporadic firing, a rile from the nearest cabin, guard at the doer." drumming chase through the dark- wise dismounted andoeround-tied • "Good! I'm going to the side of ness, but it was soon over. Ratko' Mira, He palmed his gun Into the cabin. When the boye attaetc, and his men pursued ihe bandets name al,-1 crept forwards. stand hack from the door. Ill shoot through the ravipe,, but once be- r_21, en moved fiefore theirlies and 'the lock off and-get you hut while yond- the far meadow, there were eoirld near loud talk. 1+.••1..,...'1,` Varemee is trisse" a a thoneand seattered hiding flares a guitar awl he , a A sharp voice chellenged in lifileae4 In the hills.. ort,- urst of strident Insights a . totally imexpected direction from 1./.3 7M47"w4s ma Wilton adjoining cabin. (To Be Confinvcile mc,, MvkQarA..y7 set the- -miser of the fife, the eliarlows of the 7 atC/SJO.Y LI2-AllioVIRS'L" -E" •••••••• ..•••••=11.m.., Copyright, 1951; 91 two it. Weita. Distributed by King Fcat,urs.s Syndicate. egg. sp.
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THURSDAY, JULY 24, 197..' - PAGE FOUR • TTTE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY Family Food Needs Ilollytvood l'arning PERSONAL.= Family Town Jnusual GIFT Increase .4s Child Into Wallac. I By United Press 3dy'. :Ind Mrs. eaVerne Groies. And Develops a Xav. !rave returned WOMEN'S-PAGE Club News Activities Hollywood is turning into and daughter. 'ror Hard-to-Please By United Piiss Florida. They I ' family town. The film stars are from a t acateni in As your children gro,ws_a does „afeedese_Walleaseal er , rs. helping their kid - brothers' ' • N M Weddings Leeds sour grocery bill. Della', andiM E N amiiiime. Plissa akar lien( sisters ceash the movies. aister.41.71s7tanics Honore Home economists' at the Uni• Irish-born tureen Galata got Lamb... verse), of Nebraska say, that food * • • I her two brothers roles in one of ---- Brand now Bridal • Awake', This reit_ needs increase as childree grow it wept -en lo- Mr:. V. N. Parke, Mrs. Earl Steele Jet Planes. Space Dolls .4ud Ships Shown her pictures when, Mt. and haionary twin ro- The recen C Socha Calendar and develop. Their hunger reaches country., The son. Flee and Jinimv, o I cation to her home- &Heide: arid Shill/eV Jr... the fu Honored it Surprise in The Toy Preview For Christmas1952 its peak in the teens. Recent 'es- Murray were tary head handsome brothers were so good nd Alfred-Clark of self-sharp. Taylor. eves timates by the bureau of human the week has 12 Stork Shower Tharsday, July 24 By Gay Paisley irP) oil paint set which uses pre- they have been imported to Holly- in Gulf Park, Miss over ening cutters. miscellar. nut r ition and home ocnnomies e - weddeing of The" Quarterly Young Peoples Junior's off on a real inter- mixed colors on desieneted num- wood. end attending the Shave' twice as Mrs. Rex . Mrs. Earl Steele was pleaaarelv show that the cost of feeling a laures' datiehter. easy. Rally of. the Blood River .Baptist planetary binge this year. ber areas. Jane Russell's youngest brother, Mi. end Mrs. fast, Mice as Loven Wel Surprised Friday. •July 13 at 7:09 family of four with two teen-age rarat _Class Trd pigekin leather Association will be held at the Toys for Christmas 1952 are so New games include magnetic Wally, has snared the role or a Clara. to Airman In letter. pm. with a stork shower. Host- boys is around a third more than travel case. , First Baptist Chur•h, Murray, be- out of this world—literally—lhat globe that comes with plastic air- football player in a new Deem Barnett. esses were Mrs. Rune Gerland that for a family with children • • • AC/DC The tea t ginning at 9:45 a m. it makes a pareat. wonder. what planes and teaches children about Martin-Jerry Lewis cemedy._ Julie $24.95 end __Mrs_ Cecil—Eitts.a. the latter- • • • ,uterlet nom,.91 a lar&- ever became of the sling-shot Hannan eleetrawepiek-oe—s•tielts; a Haver has 'draft'ed-",her - sister: being of Highland Park. Mich. The meets with Mrs shuffle hockey game, aild a co- The university explains teen- and Mr. and Mas. Telt raneeme01 Magazine Club BB gun. Dorothy, as he rstand-in. Murray oreico shower was given at the home of aged boys need more food than -daughter. •Sara Arne of Mrs Jon E. A. Tucker at 3:00. cgraphy game caluippsd wjth t.'y that she's. Pier An- Horn aid New • • • Just listen to the space toys in- The fact spent a week in many 1, se! Mrs. Garland. 809 Vine Street. animals front various peals- of thr girls because they generally are Mer- :near West Port -Header Christmsa 1952 col- geli's twin sister didn't Mee Okle. Double 23 cluded in the world. [more active. Het Springs. Arkansas and A del:eic the Tharsdae, July issa Paven front a movie career. Mrs. Steele was greeted at lection previewed in New York City; Okei.' whare they ELECTRIC SHAVER ed by the The quarterly recettng of the fortunately for their horns door by Mrs. Garland. who pre- : by the toy guidance council. The two, kister. 3drs..EL, Robin- guests. . Blood River Assweationaj: W.M.U, visited their mg pin1. corsage of careers. are not identical tivrits. sented her with a will be held at- the First Baptist There's a roeaet con whieh THLINDERJETS ARRIVE IN JAPAN son, and family. Um, Debra Paget's sister. _Shelia, was Meedam. carnations. at u hem Church at 9:45: The eroa-ram will shoots rubber darto—a flying sae- stiCeittel— tested by one studio yeat- Rudy 'Albr twenty-seven guest a be given by the yeune pecple of cer gun which projects a spinning. • I'SE VEGETABLE LIQUOR didn't win a contract. lener, • man Fitts eurprrace the church. top as far as 100 fee. is-to the air but Use vegetable liquor. drain, d . —a Flash Gordon space suit which' did. Now their sistee Leslie SWIMS Ovie Lee. •••• • Debra from the cooked vegetable, to di- Bingo was played and prizes comes complete vith a radio an- for a job at the same Holland, 1 Friday. July 25. 1952 Gae, is up lute evaporated milk when you're were awarded to the wirmeas. ins. Jams Young tonna het and magic glasses with film factory. a creamed ye aeiable dish. The Matron.; group of the •• makine Lub one-way lens—and inter-planetary • tort The Jioneree then opened ,,her , First Christian •Church will have Jam space phones. These are supposed men many ettract ively wrapped giNe t. a family picnic at toe Murray Dreams Misses. to enable the kiddies to chat at Designer each present was discussed as it i Park at 7 p. m. Etido,, -Jones. III distances up to half a mile. J1'ill was opened. Skirt That ai There's a jet Mane which fires These : The hostess served refreshments ' I 1 Not Sag .4t Rack -of six streams re watee simultaneous- z to attend - to the following guests present: By United Press nerease Is ly out ot its gues—a ahree-- Townley. • Mesdames. A. M. Finley. Joe rocket way light-ray gun—a space helmet York dress designer Rome El: Baker Sam Knight. Myrtle Steele. A A New with a rear propellor-.a 500-shot whipped the problem brey Fat R. R. Atkins, Clarence Wigcns. claims she's space water pistol—e space port which sa.:s th Lovett. T. Clyde Steele, Ralph Jidwell,' L. sked By fthe skirt • with rocket launcher-orocket ships Elora, W. L. Polly. Norman Cule hack, .Laavell aspace_ c3det -goggles and a etith • pepper Haroldal. Houston. Guy fietd. Ri pass. The skirt, dreamed. up by de- Prentice Spann. E verett a s ey. —Salley Telephone Co. is a High Reeket Ship signer Mae Louise Myers. Wimberly. Pat Rowland. Ora -King. • latter As if these weren't enough to complicated affair involving an Mich.. as Jarnes Garland.' Robb! Hardine, lf The Southern Bell Telephene drive a parent to distraction., inner and outer layer. If it works, Barkley Cole. William .TurtlelL 01. Com pany today filed an applice- there also *ill be a apecial seven r as the designer. known prof as- Herman Lassiter. Harley Roaertso m 411111. .le teen dwith the Kentucicv Pubic: foot high rocket ship which can sionally as Madame Brune deals Jane Riley, Betty Steele. and Jac,' Service Commission askine in- be constructed fron. erector set , a woman can sit around a bridge Williams -of „Highland Par's. Mien. parts--also creased rates te offset higher varee an atomic energy kit e, table ea long as she choosesene rtt Those sending gifts but unable incurred recently with a real geezer: counter. Th•s .' have no fear her skirt will be nee costs and other to attend were:'* one is a hold-ove: troll last year" • bulging when she arises:-The gov- Itobert•on.14;yt advanced costs not yet recovered Mesdames. experimental crop of science-fic- ernmen; hiss issued, a pateat for Edd Johnsen. Iva Roberts. John Einng cf the .petition mid been tion toys. the Brune idea. Bucy, Mare Marvin.' Charles Re- Melvin Emile, c3uncil president, expected in view of the fact that I Here's the way the skirt, works. dinnerware in 'freeman McCuiston. Jack 4414;;;Yirl.(7,7 goy,'pock berts, a general wage incerase for South- says the trend tawaros apace toys . There is an outer skirt which has 4 Herderrian Nuce Ping Brociwore . or lame in any sen,ig, whether Shroat. Ronda Tilts ern Bell employees was app-we can be credited to television dna- a -loose panel held across the back Lyons. it be Early American, Modern, Cape Cod or Form. Ei Ruzell., Elkins, and W. A. maa. recent mot•on pistures. and shown In, by the Weer.' Stabilizatioa Board FORMATION, 19 F84G Thunderjets are thi by one or more buttons. When a in smartly styled , • news reports aboid-roekets to the FLYING IN PERFECT Douse Open stock eves-fifty • • • This week. Officials indi,:ated at before landing at Yokota airbase. Japan, to complete a 9.000 woman prepatee to sit down, she moon and flying gdiacera - air just 'nnerware and accessory pieces. the time the contract was signed mile flight from Turner Air Force best, Albany, Ga. The Thunderjets unbuttons the panel and hitcats it The toy council exhibit of more STARTS. SET: 4 soch logos dinners., $12?S PROTECT FANCY TAFFETA that the added costs of doin blase- " of the 31st Fighter Escort Wing, refueled twice in mid-air during tie over to her side. than 500 playthings recommeeded atod and butts,s cups end savcert • I I is a SHOWER currAms Dere. -piled ein^ top of previous journey, once over the U. S. and once between California and Hawaii Then she sits on the inter skirt. for children includes eons . about Japanes cost increases not fully covered The planes are being assigned to temporary duty with the which absorbs the set Getting It your. bathroom. t: equipped 25 near realelife as you can get a liv prearalin renege' would tecessi- air defense force. (Iniernati"114Soundp"oto ubuttonsthp. she e tan-vi kr.dc CsA, with one of. 7 thoge fancy . toffeta- 'ern • without ceeetine a Franken- tate revised rates: back. l'at•-• - rest 'flower curtaini try. hanging stein. outer business The Gilt Shop Madam Brune says -the flirt is in eecend ore of plaatle inside—but - The ,preeent telephene rates in Walking dolls were- first intro- PRESSURE You'll find the ALAI ,SUBJECTED TO particularly desirable 'for women _ on the same hooks. Kentucky were established on Dec- duced last year. But Feetid says • AT THE which inexpen- • who must travel long dIsanccs or din plastic curtain, ember 31.' 1051. when the Public the children liked the-an so much -s.ve. will protect tne other front sit in an office. There's..Ro bulg- Oblig Service Commission. authorized rate they're back in -pre -ter number: araap and water Fpots ing, and the skirt stays in a increages. amounting Most cf them -walk- Without poi to, ec.nsider- straight line. Economy Hardware Store mechanical winding -with just a ably leas than Southern Bell', re- • • • Other little help from the small e The Company expressed dis- girl.uest Loa nr. • Most also have hair which can P. Members of homernikere ctuhs East Main Street appointment but placed the new T;:kphone 575 tin washed, combed and waved. In Muhlenberg, county use/ six schedule in effect as ordered by Bank Dell Spate Fever window exhibits to publiceny their ALWAYS PLENTY FREE PARKING SPACE fut the Commission. - f, The pony-tail hair-era) has In- act ivities. C1 prroL ' eAsideefrom the feet that„ e 9tlred, of three stuff TOT. not obtain authority for the rate doll, ingr:esa- g atelsiz tes. and naral Air-Conditioned el , eicreasea requested and badly need- because of their ceiffures. Dolls • tno, have , ed at that time.- Kentucky Man- ceught the snace fever. One collection %LYS Pull ISA ager C Hunter Green eat& "the has them dressed as TRUE STORIES ABOUT televisic,r's Tom faorbett .dded wage, costs new plate an and "Dr. BANDITS in Data 10L11 e.dditional squeeze on our financial .Perfu, Welt ern toys. alwi vs popular, LAND! r perations and give us 113 etre-- CAKE , vb. INN 'how up.thig year in the -form of I F144 native. an -the _jiderest of the ser- e Timt SiI-9Ufl ?O9 ha ndetooled holtreer sets: a bow -Tie the state 'needs., . woe their Wei that fires a reaoilinr • Pa The state manager pointed rut Palterea'ae-e!' Dept row" and a frontier rifle which Duman that the increased wage eosts, to- flines MIXES sheet% safety cape. ''ii. MACK the previously ineur• JOHNNY aether wth •This year's Santa, elle Will sniff Dele red increases cost which the Cem- their packs with new -craft play- . Dept has net recovered. will sem,- MIN early lb flea Theae include a. plaeti-feil The Cake that Saved the Day at the Ladies' Aid Otht tr, reduce earnieres .in Kentucky to ait foe making cheoritive iterna "One day, I had to bake a cake for the Ladies' Aid," writes ce a level that ia inadequate ter thee- from 1411111i pla
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