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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Selected As Beet MI Roma Kentlekjesesmeniti Pie...paper for 11147 TIVDAY, APRIL 14, 191, e, as a Report Released On Weather umont with State Farm Cattle KENTUCKY: Mostly cloudy and windy, showers and scat. )or as 14 - FRANKFORT Ky. April tered thunderstorms this Cows on Kentucay's institutional stilt afternoon. Turning colder in :!harge farms operated by the Departments west portion tonight. Thurs- of Welfare and Mental Health pro- day. cloudy, colder.- while duced 502,108 pounds of milk dur- ierg IS ing March, for an average of 827 pounds per animal. ? first while 28 13 YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWSPAPER Butterfat produced averaged ited Press IN ITS 74th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, April 15, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION - - - 8,000 troop- pounds per cow with 2.53 pounds Vol. XXIV; No. 90 back at milk received per pound of imiere grain fed.

The herd at Kentucky State Hos- trains pital, Danville, received the highest 1.00801 rating for the month, producing nd all 81,4e4aixnands of milk for an average of 940 pounds per cow. REEDOM CONVOY SIGHTED BY JET PILOTS REDS. PREPARE FOR 5,800 POWs Se Hoard Murray Rotary Club Has Well Known • Allied Planes Find 16 Aroutw1 ,-Ft•--4.4b,essful Ladies Night 1 Man Truck Convoy Of Prisoner* 0 am • 4'.\ y Rotary Club staged Highligbts of the production was sprelionanela— ape.- By ROBERT- UDICR tag. (if clearing weather and at- MURRAY their el Ladies Night last the discussion held by Guy Bill- Dies Yesterday .• SEOUL. Korea April 15 lUP1- tacked Communist troop and sup- night a ..2( ap. tale Kenlake Hotel. ington, Bill Solomon, D. L. Divel- United Nations warplanes spotted ply targets. Rotarian. It. ni• their guests their biss, and Nat Ryan Hughes as Dr_ M. E. Wooldridge. North 15th scores of Communist supply trucks Thunderjete smashed seven build- wives an. they played the parts of the found- Recently read: "I know my street, Murray was claimed by rumbling towards the fiont in ings and -damaged six north of The that .0, entertainment ers of the club: Mr. and Mrs. mother-in-law lives only a stone's death at the Mid-State Baptist broad daylight today, but refrain- Kowon and Australian Meteror- began with it dinner in the Wayne Doran as they Pictured the throw from -us because I throw Hospital, Nashville, Tenn., Tues- ed from attacking them lest they jets strafed a supply shelter north private dining ..;ain of the hotel. flapper and roadster age; Mr. and stones at her." day at 4 a.m. His death was at- accidentally hit UN prisoner con- of Kumsong. setine off ore secon- and was followed by a production Mrs, Jack Frost as they waltzed tributed to pneumonia which ,de- voys. dary explosion.' depicting the growth of Rotary in in the costumes of the gay 90's Overheard: Finch discovered the veloped following a fall two weeks The attacks followed nightlong the world. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason Bake The large convoys, taking full steamboat, but Robert Fulton re- in which he fractured his knee. assaults on Red supply positions as they were inspecting a "bicycle advantage of UN precautions to ceived the credit because he ad- The scrip for the production was He was visiting his nephew in by B-36 bombers which knocked built for two"; an early 1900 bath- protect sick and wounded Allied vertised in the papers that he in- written by Mrs. Jack Frost. Mem- Nashville at the time of the ac- out 69 more Communist trucks. ing beach scene featuring Hiram prisoners of war, made no attempt tended to do so. The moral to that mers of the club were in skits, cident. All battle-bound Allied planes Tucker and Alfred Lindsey in the to hide from formations of Allied i. advertise. . bringing out the growth of the The deceased was 88 years of over North Korea obeyed United bathing suits of that era; and an fighter-bombers; Rotary Club, and were dressed in age and had been active in the Nations orders to stay as far away Interview by Mrs. George Hart The Hodson Newsletter says that the clothing of the particular per- religious and educational field all Col. Wiliam W lngenhutt of as possible from the 200-mile-long haven't of three Rotarians who had just people Who sleep like baby iod involved. his life. He was reared and edu- Montgomery. Ala., sena he saw one "Freedom Road" over which COM - returned from a Rotary Convention. road got one. A quartet composed of Bob Gar- cated in West Tennessee. A gra- of the "largest trailers on the M iSt -held prisoners were being The banquet was preceded by a rison. Ronald' Churchill, Verne duate of the Southern Baptist that • I've ever seen." taken to the truce village of Pan- -on gime in which, twelve baby pic- ruling: They The Wes behind 'the work Eyre.- iihic ()Wen Billing-ton sang Theological Seminary'' in -Louis- wies 'All the trucks kept munjom. tures of Rotary members were the front of Littleton's was to keep appropriate numbers during the ville, he served as president of didn't even pull over. They must The night-bombers spotted 35 placed on a wall, and an effort the rain from coming into the production, accompanied by Mrs. the ,Hall-Moody Baptist College of have known they were safe. Red trucks lardbering down a road was made to determine who they show windows. Mary Farmer at the piano. Martin, Tenn., and was the Bap- ••f "Seeing all those trucks and not on the Haeju peninsula area of the were. Winners were Mrs. Orvia doing -anything about it made it The show was filled with laughs tist State Evangelist for the state West Coast and destroyed them.. Mrs. Junior Lampk ins has some Wells for the ladies and Ray RED pick and shovel gang toils at Pkrimunjom in preparation for 5,800 tough, especially when their heavy and at the same time pictured of Tennessee for many years. Another 34 Red trucks collapsed pretty tulips Brownfield for the men. Chinese and North Koreans in POW,awap. (International Radiophoto) guns were shooting at us." vividly the start and gradual grow- Dr. Wooldridge has served as tinder bombardment near the east President Nat Ryan Hughes pre- Allied reconnassance photo- th of the Rotary Club until today superintendent of public schools coast port of Wonsan. pretty little girls are Mary sided at the dinner and W. G graphs showed cum prisoner con- Two it was brought out that ,Rotary in Martin, Tenn., Rutherford, Tenn., Once again the Communists felt Keys and Ann Beale Russell daugh- Nash acted as toastmaster, and voy of marked vehicles 18 miles is now in. 83 countries. The club and Henry county, Tenn. He has the destructive power of the U. S. ters of Mr. and Mrs.`Boody Russell. narrator of the production. south of Pyongyang at noon. today. has 7500 local clubs with a mem- also taught special clatses at Mur- Teacher Shortage, Lack Navy. The cruiser Los Angeles and Guests of members were: Mrs ray State Another prisoner convoy was sight- destroyer rear the bership of over 350.000. College McCord shelled build- Coming down Main street the Louise Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ed near Sinanju at 3:30 p.m. ings sh' The christian man was a- mem- and knocked out gun positions other day a squirrel ran from one Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. J. la Hosick, ber of the First Baptist Church Meanwhile. American Saberjets on the east coast. est com- Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Lovett, Mr. Of other Room. Buses, Problems screening the fighter - bombers one side of the street to the where he taught a Sunday School Aircraft carriers fired on Yellow e Mans, and Mrs. Smith and ran under a passing car. Broadbent, Jr. class for many years. He was scored their first triple claim of Sea coastal targets, hitting small re Deiie Plan Revival Jack Frost son of Mr. and Mrs the Korean air war when three Pinta Farina's great active in church work until his By RICHARD COLEMAN of Instruction and Placement in boats anc: shore installations quirrel was not hit, but Jack Frost, Miss Mary Shipley, pilots teamed to shoot down one gapers oxia on The s illness two weeks ago. LOUISVILLE April 15 (UPs- the UniVersity of Kentucky Col- Ground fighting was limited to continued on his way and landed Mrs. J. W. Atkins. and Mr_ and MIG. The Sabers also damaged the worids Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. The president of the Kentucky lege of Education, and president small arms fire along the battle- *est cart in Mrs Gladys Scott's yard. At Sinking Mrs. James C. Williams. B. Fred Pasmore. Jonesboro. Ark., another MIG. front. Education- ,Asociation today callen of the Kentucky High School Ath- Mr. Eastman, a Rotarian from Capt. Vincent Stacy of Crystal Mrs. C. H. Hamblett, Wilmington. teacher shortage, inadequate class- letic Association. learned not to try and crOsal 'Minna was also a guest of the Falls. Mich., said the aerial fight He Del., Mrs_ George Peck, Detroit, room facilities:- and transportation To back up his list of "tep three in the middle of the block. club. occurred after the Sabers spotted . Spring Church Mich.. Mrs. Lowell ThoMpson, the three Main problems facing problems." Ginger pointed out that The dinner and production was Little four MIGs straying from a forma- Rock, Ark, and Mrs. M. 0. state eddcators. 43 per cent of. Kentucky's teachers Judge Ford Hears One al the most enjoyable even- hailed as one of the most sue- Thomas, tion of 40 about 42,000 feet south Lafayette., Ind: two sis- Dr. Lyman Ginger. Lexington, are sot collage gradautes and Ulla we _have spent recently via 'The Slithing Spring Baptist awful that the dab has .unster- ters,Mrs.. 'of the Beau/ Reservoir. Arguments On ings Sliobe Smith, Dresden, reiterated' tna better 'Heat'''these' 'the state gill his 2.600 one-teacher the Rotary Club ladies night, held Church will have it's annual spring taken and everyone present ex Ten., arid Sharing in the triple kill were Mrs Ira Haley, Blythe- problems and others could he rem- schools. Rupp Damage Suit last night at the Kenlakc Hotel revival from April 22-26 The young- pressed their pleasure at an en- ville. Ark.: 12 . 1st Lt. Robert D. Carther of Blue- grandchildren; three edied by what has come tn be As for transportation, he said the on the shores of Kentucky Lake. people of the church will be in joyable evening. great field. W. Va., and 2nd Lt Harry grandchildren. known in the last year and ,a present system is so inadequate LEXINGTON April 15 7 p)- charge of the services. The thehie __Funeral services will be con- A. Jones of Memphis. Tenn. half as a "minimum foundation that children board school busses Federal Judge H. Church Ford members put on an out- of the revival is, "Remember' NOw ducted at the First "Four of the 'Maas went high." Rotary Baptist Church program." as early as *45 a.m, and arrive heard arguments today on two standing praduction in depicting Thy Creator." The visiting -egan- Thursday afternoon Stacy said. "I latched on to the Strike At Ford at 1 o'clock Ginger, relaxing in his hotel home as late is 6 pin' ' separate motions in the half-million the growth of the club from its with Bro H. our high ones, fired and hit one' Plant h Settled C. Chiles. Bro. J. room between convention sessions The state provides on direct aid t dollar damage suit against basket- begining H. Thurman and' Bro. E. H. Smith of the foundation proposal in the "The MIG made a diving turn ball coach Adolph Rupp and gash- for transportation and 'headed for the/Yalu, officiating. The honorary pallbear- last year bas been "tremendously At the biers Ed Curd and Frank Costello,. DETROIT April 15 (UP) -A The minimum foundation propos- botteinn of his There were a lot of laughs dur- ers will be members of his Sun- successful." . dive. my wingman. One motion, brought by Rupp's 14-day strike of 2.500 workers at al will be up • for the voters' .ap- I.t. Carter, with two ing the show, but looking around day School Class sai which Robert He is chairman of the Division scored bursts. attorney.% would strike his name' a Ford Motor Co., parts plant, proval on the Noyember ballot The MIG began smoking as it lev- we could see that some of the Owen is teacher, and also Dr. from the action. The other brought which had idled 30.000 Ford as- Voters will be asked to amend eled and headed north. scenes brought back memories to Rainey T. Wells and Dr. J. W. by attorney J. A. Edge, -would dis- sembly line employees across the section 186 of the State Constitu- a number of Rotarians. Carr. 'Then Lt. Jones hit him in the miss the suite entirely. nation, was settled today. tion and empower the Legislature tailesipi. and left wing. The body will be at the J. n] The MIG The action was brought-1n the All but 5,000 of the laid-off work- Needy People to determine how all state money started burning and spinning as Rome of the "memory returning" Churchill Funeral,Home until the name of MT! ers had been scheduled to return would be given to education. Lucille Chumbley scenes were those in which the hour of service. Burial will be in 1:11 it dived for the ground." to work today even before t h e At present. 75 per cent of the Bradberry, Athens. Ga. However, bicycle build for two was dis- the Troy. Tenn., cemetery. Fighter - bombers nick advan- strike at Monroe. Mich was state common school fund must be' Edge filed his motion on her re- played. raw Over a. gelled In view of the settlement, distributed according to the num- quest after she said she had never L ... they were expected to remain on ber of school-age children living heard of Rupp. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason Americans Break in a sciltiol district, whather the The original suit by Mr• PITA Baker looked as much like 1900 the New Line Is $53,000 berry was against Curd for gam- The settlementwas scheduled to children attend school or not. as they could Up Chinese 71L11.16A be voted on by members of United Under the minimum foundation bling losses allegedly suffered by Auto Workers Local 723 today and Sitdown Strike program. school funds could be dic- her brother and others not names. Mrs. Wayne Doran as a flapper FRANKFORT - Needy residents the mee, were scheduled to ratairo. a msnmum amour! Drawn For That suit was later dropped her husband as a gay blade of Calloway County drew $53.580 in tributed with and PUSAN. Korea April 15 (UP)- When reinstated. Rupp also was house. to work in force at midnight to- public assistance payments during for each classroom unit "Class- brought down the American saddlers broke op a named as a defendant Mrs night. sit- the first three months of 1953, the room units- would be defined on Brad - Meanwhile, 45.000 Chrysler down strike of 745 surly home- berry. in asking Edge to drop the All of the periods depicted in the Department of Economic Security's the basis of average daily attend- Nni.S Game Corp.. and 13riggs ward-bound Chinese Communist action, said she never heard at were complete with clothing Manufacturing Division of Public Assistance re- ance, with more ahem' funds dis- show prisoners today but authorities ex- Rupp in connection with it time. Co.. workers in the Detroit area ported today. The Division adminis- tributed on the basis of need. worn at that pected more trouble from Depositions were filed yesterday Bre. Charted Gray were idled for the second straight the hard- ters three programs -- Old Age There has been talk of a mini- A new line between North arta core captives. which totaled about 60 page!. They day by wildcat strike of 350 Assistance. Aid to Dependent Child- mum foundation program since South has been drawn for the A charming dancing couple were The prisoners defied quoted Mrs. Bradberry, her truck drivers who haul parts be- orders to ren and Aid to - Needy Blind. • 1920. but no organitied effort to fifth annual North-South All-Star attor- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost. nerber tween Chrysler plants leave the landing • ship which had convince the Legislature of the basketball game to be played here .husband and her brother, as staling they Ford said it was able to call its brought tirm to Pusan harbor Division Director Aaron Paul need for it. Last year. the Lee- June 13. did not know Edge The quartet rendered some real was going( to assemblers back to work through from Cheju camp and insulted listed distribution • of :he total iglature gave its approval to sub- Shifted from North to South are accuse Rupp. singing Rupp a re-shuffling of available parts. Allied officers directing the ope- among the three programs: mitting such an :smmendment to Kansas, Coloreds.), Utah. Nevada end termed the suit "a smear" surd When settlement of the Monroe ration. OW Age Assistance, $47.983; Aid voters California. Previously, players from threatened to bring disbar- Mr. Khans Beide received quite the Math Romniers offer yea Deal-flaw strike was announced early today, They finally formed orderly to Dependent Children, $5.174: Aid only IR states were available 'n ment against Edge\ a lot of attention. Mr lalmus had Since then, the state Legislative 'air Drive i4J oetianalextria Ford spokesmen said they "could lines and walked off the ship after to Needy Blind. $423 the Smith. while the North had a sharp looking bow tie on, that Research Commission has agreed :to 1.1ri 141ggin quick/v roof/errs from lux- not estimate immediately how soon American soldiers went aboard A statewide total of $9,967,203 states to draw from. had two light bulb cm it. to study_ the proposal: and advisory readt-te-..na hied (mIner, 1953 other operations, disrupted by the wearing gas masks and carrying went to needy Kentuckiara during committee on 'education was set .In making the change. the North Perjury Charges fralure economy. — - ' newperformanre and Monroe strike, would return to rifles with fixed bayonets and sup- the three months. with 0151 age sip to help the South Cage Commission, !sponsors At odd times. Mr. Reale would commission: and a Dropped plies of tear gas bombs. payments totaling $5.847 R07; de- of the game, pointed out that It Against press the switch that made. the campaign to get voters interested noHnnowal'Ver, observers beI iev ed Some United Nations officers pendent children. $3.845.894 and had never been intended to lights light tip the plan we, begun. set us, Bill Spivey feared the troublemaking prison- needy blind. 12'73.500. a there would be no further large- More than le.000 etlecatars and game between the old Confede- - scale shutdowps. ers might try to slow down ex- The quarterly averages 'were racy and the finale, but' NEW He enjsyed it very much, and laymen have bee? working on sub- rather YORK April 15 (UPs-Per- f Nona so Naw as change proceedings !scheduled for S35.11 to old age assistance re- tn divide the United II added much to the festive air committees in each of the •Ker- Stites into jury charites against former Um- next Monday at Panmunjom by cipients. $64.19 to families of de- South and North teams of of the occasion. tucky's 228 !school districts. studY- approx- wersity of Kentucky basketball star Lynn Parker Is swapping identification tags. pendent children. and S37.10 to, the imately &Wimp ing local problems and filling net equal strength. Bill Spivey were dropped today An officer at the UN truce base needy blind. The new alignement puts 23 After the event waa completed Injured In questionnaires for the !Research stater by the district attorney. at Munsan said he believed She Average anorthly payments based in fortunate the Cemmisaion. the Samth and 25 in the North. Spivey was traed on the the per- we reflected on how Tractor Red prisoners would attempt to Accident on March 1953 figures compared In the West new. all states south jury charges, but the case resared people of Murray and Calloway thwart or hinder the prisoner ex- with thoge of March 1952 show The lad questionnaire should be of the northern boundaries of the in a hung jury Today County aie to have a half-million Lynn the DA Parker of the Penny com- change plan even though they are $3514 for the needy aged in March tabulated by late May. and the reeentag shifted dollar hotel in the setting of Ken- atates and the agreed not convene a nee" trial, munity was injured late Marinday expected to be returned to Cheju. of this year, an increase of $5 55 Research Commission northern Lake. to stage such pro- will draw up boundary Of Mite:our' are Judge Saul S Streit was asked tucky when he was run over by a trac- The Shipload was the first ,con- to each Thaw Darts of the 55.588 persons on recommendations to next year's Southern territory Eagt of the' to dismiss the indictment on the duetions. tor According to reports he had tingent of a total cif 6.033 disabled the rolls last month. There were Leglalature• from the coleation- Mississippi. the Ohio river. the grounds that one of the wltnesseis gelist is Bro. Charles Gray from hurt his hand and was riding tha Red prisoners to he turned over 63.713 on the rolls in March 1952. naire results, old Macon-Dixon Line between died, another was unavailable and Members and guests alike left Chattanooga, Tenn. Leading the tractor to one nf the neighbor's to the Communists at Panmunjom, Aid to dependent children pay- Pennsylvania and Maryland and that two °there testified inconsie- the dinner and entertainment wit."( Tommy Davis who ^oat Cars Use* 11102 gnesta will be homes to ask him to take him to beginning next Monday. ment\ went to 20.008 fimilieg last Ginger said aisbcommittees in the understanding of tee southern boundary of Delaware ently. a better worlh is also from Chattanooga. a doctor. He apparently fainted Before the sitdown strike start- 200 of the 228 school districts have • month for an average . of $64 25, form the dividing line. Aestatant District Attorney Vin- of Rotary. to Murray and to the One of the highlights of the fell off the tractor and was then ed. 13 litter cases had been car- been active, with subcommittee, compared with an average of $41 61 The Soathat only viitory in the cent 'O'Connora who conducted the world. meeting will be the Campbellsville run over by the vehicle. ried off the landing ship' end 11 to in 180 districts "highly active." 20.396 families a year ago Needy eerie< carne in the inaTigoral clash 14-day Spivey trial, seid there was College Trio who will tumid' He was taken to the Murray ambulatory patients walked of! blind some of them bringing in hun- payments showed a similar in 1949 when it downed the North no new evidence "ft is mod im- REALLY HID IT special music for all of the. ser- Hospital. This morning his con- voluntarily. trend, dreds of volunteer workers. with average payments of 53.50 The North evened It In 1950 probable that a second • trial a Lander, Wyo April 15 (UP. - vices. These young people make up dition was listed as fair by the The remaining prisoners, some $37.09 to 2.454 recipinntS. compared by winning 513-53. then went ahenrt jury would agree .11 a verdict." A local drug store owner took one one of the fine youth teams for hospital authorities. of them tubercular, refused to with an average for March 1951 In 1951 by en 83-70 score. Last O'Connor said, precaution too many against bur- which Campbellsville Baptist Col- move. Instead they either of squat- e31.35 to 2.532 persons. COLD WACE year the North won 84-70. Judge Streit granted the dismis- glars. lege is famous. NEW STAMP ted stoically or pretended to:' be Paul said the increases; were "di- • The game, recognized from coast sal. "But" Darlington. the proprietor, Services will be each night at PARIS April 15 (U1n-A post- sleeping on the steel deck of -the rectly attributable to the increased CANTON ISLAND, April 15 tUVl 10 coast as the top prep tame in hid $212 in a trash ran run the 7:30 and the public is invited to age stamp picturing a woman clad appropriations. voted by the 1952 -in habitants of this tiny equa- the nation. pits 12 outstanding The average life expectancy at ei of new Nash Airflytes have given theory it would be the last place attend A nursery will be main- In a slinky blue grey evening UN officers a n d in terpreters Genr•ral Assembly and additional torial *land de the Pacific are still -graduating high tained in the school seniors from birth of two thirds of the world's at selection of Select Used Car trade- burglars would look. church for all who gown against a background of the were puzzled because most of the Sums 'provided by Congress. Each talking about the "cold wave" that the North against the same number people is rio more than 30 years, offered. Wide choice of makes and Darlington remembered the mon- wish to bring babies. Free trans- pink-tinted Place Vendome will returnees were believed to be die- dollar of increased was state funds struck thia week. 'rem the -South. Four tap prep compared to 60 years or more in ill biggest ey Tuesday just after he :had portatIon can be had to and from go on sale here April 25 for 30 hard Communists who were eager at once. Early birds get the matched by approximately *1 of A meteorologist recorded the coaches two teem each section, the advanced countries, says a ir nearby finished burning the trash. the Services if desired. a francs-nine cents. to return to their country. federal funds." Nash dealer today. new record low - 70 degrees. are selected to direct-the teams. Twentieth Century Fund survey. •

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----.7-'---;essiaimisurnessssmilmollM111.. 1NW! .. _ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1953 THE LEDGER & TIMES, 511.'RILAY, KENTUCKY PAGE l'SVO that, h„ heads kern, and an indication *Kentucky Derby. Then he • a true champion" "run all -day." he hasn't goo, Preakness and Ftelineet ran. They knew that the big Fray colt! into the iriasenealit Derby distano, ._ 'Crown- that all cut out tor him l an acaleli of the pc 9w THE iliDGER & TIMES has a lot ol work the The Vanderbilt entourage, To d ay s sports the_ tact remains t?:it and they And in the next feve weeks 5,011.5 95 It Is, thinks that tt) eustssak. a BY LEDGER et. TIMFS. PUBLISHING cOMPANT, tee 1/' after never lues gone :u wanted turn really "ready.' 15ancee is a cinch.- But, as 511. oi.ssuidats.i. tie- Marra> Ledger, The c'atiewas Times, and The and-a-guarter--the Derby dtstance. Thus it is that the Dancer will • said. you can t ever tell, An, of his nine races num Tttnee-Herald October •IIr 1928. -410 the. West Kentuckien. Jagausri Parade be practically • "cold • v hen Ile lie won all liked they would have that un- year. his last time c,ut, I. 11142 goes out bar the nide-and-a-six- last rate under, the bie gely•e re the mite-alai-a-six- prep • . teenth Gotham Saturday, to be tory being start him up °OCAS FRALRW Jafteree irth as they the JAMES C WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER Sy sticeesii..e. gaturdays rieenth Eastview Stakes at er, - Every boll/ -followed on e• ey road come Seturday. _ NEW YORK I • his :Ina,he ,, le , s),' "1 ,I! ,ti last We reserve the right to reject tiny Advertising. Letters to the Ecntot. was nervous te the' Vanderu rir Public Voice Items which in our %union are not for the best interest stables today except the cause it all, a burly gray cen called 4 our readers Native Dancer. THE KENTUCKY PREIS ASSOCIATION "I sleep well, but I wake tip I FURNITURE ,,c tet.raFeetei IIITIVE.S WA.LI-ALla WITMER .1308 meryous," explained tre tette Bill N me Winfrey as he Watched the Keel- Koctrir. sterupins. Tenne -150 Pseet Ave_ New York: 307 N Michigan 68 Cars Now Entered ION One k Cold tueity Derby favorite move aftruiell sea Chic/kap; 111,1 Solyston St., 13ostrati Ma In Indianapolis Race Ins roomy stall. THURMAII on Main St. • Sti in Alfred G. • chimed e "Me, tdo," lit the Post--Offiee. Murray. Kentucky. for U-ansndssion AS Deadline Nears Vanderbilt, owner. "But Second Class Matter _ 1Vlajors the young six it's _ _ _ _ rxDrANATiOLIS thd. April IS I frays 'So skimit nicer tct_walteL By CARL LUNDQUIST RA TES: Hy Carrie: in Murree, per the 1 up worrying about him than to UBSCHIPTION week 15e. paw insert' cars toired April 16 .U121- dri 1 NEW YORK have a clot you don't care it any- Ax. caticiway anti rictioining counties, per year, as..50: elwe lineup fer the 37th annual 500-ftil/a. , opening be. ; It was a memorable day thing does happen to." For wnere. 6569, Indianapolis Motor Speedway race icr I in wintery weather where the ht!- now there is additional today, with the. deadluur err en- Right plz teas froze up and she fans just cause for worry. The Dancer seas k1 iINESDAY, APRIL I. 195:: tries 'tee midnight. . the (yoze slated to make his first start of Aae Mr.% . 68 ears will a:elute-et coi The pitching was magnificient the year at Jamaica Monday: The for the 33 starting_positions Fort)- i she • is• • and big Bob Lemon, wh3 has wan race "fill." there nine. drivers already have been didn't meaning ENGLANDER of more games than any riurtm in were not enough rivals to have 1 Mangano( on ulent Of Keerng announced. the majors since 1941e. appropri- the race. So now they were plot- FOAM LATEX „, Speedway President Wilbur Shaw 1 ately set the pace with a heart. Mt a • ting a "work" race for him ',said today's entries take up alieeteeebeeee_e_ unAl - • e_ kW ENSEMBLES re:mauling gerage space at tile aft- Sndth-a- Vieti froM Men sit .Title, After Delay Of I, t-- - the White Sox at Cleveland Then. stab Ic track. Thes- were from Jetni Mc- .. • • .k.' te, show that all of 'his baseball an just ''He has to 'Live one good work-I, . Ns. Mantel. Phoenix, Ariz , " re not era or Full-Size - . Chati 1.riltance contained in his out between now and Saturday 'ex and and got Meant, Trenton, N. J, Emmett strung and Box Spring ttpe Ha ED suellesellttlel wife -baby a little right arm, he also drilUtd when he makes his first start of lames, le • - Li'. t rest. Now I fresh I Malloy, big le We od. Calif. A E a home run, Pr' CHIteeGO Ascr. feel sine ready the year' in the Gotham Handicap.- '' • Dean. Lob Aneelee, and Verlin tis Hee% ev ere , • .15, -.icy Star- to go er to training again But the hitters also • were on all the fine features of IN OW RiehM01141, explemed Wintry. "We areee wor- [his combination has to Clant e- "Merciar.o declared that his.rWeet.: vacatton elsewhere. At Yankee v ill open [Or practice med, though,: because he Mat beers - . rubber the t, • • tel. tech actually -awed the deley The track Stadium, lefty Alex Kellner of the .leeping comfort that only a' foam rookies about working excellently." fol and dill. mg tests of Athletics handed the world champ- •-• the, tele' frght ertginelly :tette: "Of course, there's nothing like a -mattress can give. When used with the extra Ma) 1. Quality rag trials &sewer May ion New Yorkers their tine open- le:a-ei for April 10,' was right,- race to sharpen 11 horse fur rac- 16. ; lug day defeat since .1947 when box spring the thick foam 'TinTieeet's-re's nothing serotee with it ing." Winfrey admitted. "Still he deep matching , he blanked tire mon five hits. 5-0. , 15', had ct. etto-s t has grown' tremendously over the mattress never needs' turning, is non. night game In St. Louis pre- rubber e: Mess_ tion by e nesal specialist at • A winter and has been working like I original shape. I --t 1+,/ _A_L, - Mare:how s Healand. Mich.. tram- ; duced third shutout when vet- allergic, air cooling, keeps MS , Tie fees: wes delayed *tor- five! mg camp show•ed two slits in his' teen Virgile I Firel Trucks, in his titet appearance for the St. Louis ,• A11: • 4 xamina- right nostril which bled -steadily. doctor ordered a 10-day Browns, set dowis- the Detriii: $109.50 - The Chilled Crowd ceseation of training , and the , Tigers with four hits. lb-0. as his ; nests Athletic Commission epproved mates pounded ex-teammate Net ENGLANDER the delay. 'Garver . and three other Tiger ' MAX H.'CHURCHILL I P491 today ire through hurlers. itness Games _ -67 -1O--NtOawsk,Ipnels, 4:4.14.o..- Lawry effriStO•Pant John H red Irvine Jansen ,if. the Giants pitathed a ; ' FUNERAL HOME . Drs Puddle NEW YORK April 15 (UP)- of Illinois Athlete; slirk sii:titter to win. 4-1, as ENSEMBLE Slott, the Despite bone-chilling winds and "The Friendly Funeral Home- They a el ecen Bobby 'Thomson set hen up to a !Commission staff. weather more fit for football than Twin or Full 'Size but first inning lead with a tweerun Service , alarciantis nose 'carefully, base ball. a total ,i( 176,269 fans _ Fleircas and Box Spring *12954 . - Superior ArnbulArice no that a homer off ace Robin Robeits • thete was suggestion 38.190 more than turned cut last Murray, Ky. "Phone 98 an eveil ' Rookie Bill- fiturtete-Atmeedises. in illuoyant ease and firm support for luxurious l 311 N. -Ith St. . specialist be Ladled in tor year - wunessed the seven inajbr • . the' !sectors ami two days a hero. inure thorough checkup league openers Tuesday. sletping comfort. Full, thick foam rubber Mae:es:no gained e few pounds , hit a 10th inning home,- in the li The Indians and White Sax drew mattress with smooth sleeping surface;.never • during his layoff , 919.i inaugural ar Milweekee us, see,: the largest crowd th_ lav 'at u.e.khed • er•eind 190 eel:ay. ; lefty Win-fell Spahn of the Brave, nee -is turning,- never sags or lumps. is sani• .I ti.:altes•etacritwridd.:, 5311.10801„,‘ aw,ia the small- -1 did a -little- -road•ork at; a v,.41 tar) dustless. For firin healthful support, the touthe alS.samt.....rowns See Mune," seide' Stal • • tet • Oa Us for pi)'ay the Tiseiii at Svrt. special kir Englandr.c.buit alit pet- Mat.eger .-said 11Lisrms— n(1, yielded but 'siX lals. •-eteelee day Meal et• to the Aristo-loani niartress. Fully Seasoned •Ild nave, no prentran ci 11 was k relief chore that411111k iect econr.mioo ses:, A,nrowei aif 34,351'saw the Brave Itle the prize In Brooklyn and, as was guaranteed tut 10 jcal a. .11 te 18111 for Chicago play their first game.: This Combination is Finished Ldniber the c3se countless times in 1952. in their Milwaukee home as ,..ontrasted to lintsilitee'tialhatP don't boteer hunt it was turned urn by big Joe Black, and Rough Lumber the 1962 opening day crowd of Wtell said . "Positively 1 who pitched two-hit hall for six - el•) 4 694 which watched the Braves BEST PRICES ; tee Se. :las hurl r innings in an 9 5 triumph over Int laaeff didn't hurt open at &stern 1,11, I , think- _oft Pirates that featured a then-ru.i WE'VE MOVED -- TERMS Sykes Bros. Lumber Co. The Senator -Red Sox green.- at on EASY 1 avir harm -Thisine-t-by -Roy Campanella imd a • ,aton Tuesday was postponed be- we two-run route clout by ',wee brie New Concord Road Phone 388 , eke tee, talk Ablest maybe t e.oit to fight here, we that broke an automobile :hr.), , .1; here, indow• del 055 the stre •t teeat: Ebbets Field anlidd ertcjinanwoir.,wo-rllegsloachicesetrawur, tatut'ty At Chicago, Bob Rush 'gained 4, sharp erght-hst. 3-2 victeeee 0N-••• ss est Clin and ieturi. t,, Meallend the Recis when Rind,. Jacks. , Beautify ysur Lawn with Scoas.0 1.1tardey. ""deurrOled home two rune in the tre2 eartith running off lefty Ken HaffenS- MORE 'He'erT. patient the bag skip MORE GREEN PASTURES MEAN rt your:elf a •:-,re 'a.- papas Ftsm3uss box and prebable berger. V:no general:y aubdues 1 %rtiso.e.14.1.beius.,n4,291. Charcb99t v.VI'.aitstfUttliet ..21Lonbibutr. by Lem jp,e0,3e, -imgo ---Turf cs on. A j. u...sh • little- rrt)::46 hi/erk „.. Scares it grow. bre,. tet,.'n o-d there .5 the used eased! to ce aac that gave fans the most tu t. ab?fut The Miele pressure we sn ,the first -inning when Min: Mn so sin-td cleaely but User after Cheeses see nothing, hilt, r()t only three bells out of the attire GREENBACS 95 Drive In I creen. who had a no-hitter .! ' just mussed dupla-sating IL e: ,evement of his team mate Tuesday and Wednesday •••.. • Bebby Feller, vho pitched the or,.5 Join the Green Pastures Program THIS MONTH! "Caribbean" up-runic day me-hitter 1941), bee- AAR LAWN Semi TURF WILDER in Technic-100r egairist the White Sort. seedsr,e* rip( offis r This (hoes blears of al, per- •ra,s400n •tarring John Payne Al: Milwaukee was "rootin' 914TO tocas lawns to new ego,, ' Beetori es kid shimmed en-ell wawa moires del•sr and Arlene Dahl the Negro sporkiseg color. lawn •rn Sun O• Shoce P•aacY. health and v'ttory hemer in the 10th Mew ft for less than a first dae's she,- Bring your PMA LIME ORDERS GOOD PASTURES ARE 04 'acme tweet isee peeed _ Feed 1 Thursday Only alezet with Ms c"ut 25 '4t3s feeds 2500 19 ft • eez feat of two hits, the fast major 99.9i weeder., "Week End With Father' 3. .43 10,000 sg ....rime uteri te be ...screed WEEDLESS PASTURES ! 1 Ns- SI 5r) 5 ler 57 3.) with Van Heflin, Patricia • atid six fine catches in the to the Neal, Gigi P •f:eld. ECONOMY HARDWARE & SUPPLY Everybody 'gave up irrilin CO-OP Your CO-OP has a COMPLETE LINE where three inches of snow blank• eted Fenway Park and caused b- of DUST and INSECTICIDES. . . A Tuesday's and todaci games r . LET THE MEN SPREAD IT tween the Red SOX and Semite. advise with us at the I' IRS SIC;I\ as much for a Penny more at DALE & to' tet pestreireel . with 10 YEARS OF Get twice of TROUBLE STUBBLEFIELD your Rexall Store! It's the 1c VARSITY KNOW HOW! Get 44( 24D ...... S5.00 gal. sale of the year. Advertised in Life, Look, Post, Col- for spraying Weeds and onions! Tomorrow (only) liers. and Farm Journal! The Roaring Romance Of Buffalo Bill's We feature STOKES CERTIFIED FIELD' Star! CERTI- NOW IN PROGRESS! 4 BIG Sher oeting CORN and PRINCETON FARMS for PASTURE! FIED FIELD. and POPCORN Sale Days . . . 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th! Triple Super Phosphate BARBARA Your Ileadquarters S61.00 per ton 76 Calmeta 62(( DOW MISS THESE BONUS BUYS TANWYCK for ALL TYPES of $76.00 int- ton 0-30-30 • STATIONARY SAV,,,INGS REXALL REMEDIES Field & Garden Seed • S74.00 per ton • ADRIENNE BEAUTY AIDS • MEDICINE CHEST NEEDS it • SHAVING SAVINGS • HAIR GROOM BUYS

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• - 10111111,111rillinirmas... /-; !r- WEPNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1953 WEDNESDAY, APRIL ..e••traar 15, 1953 THE LED.CtR & MURRAY, 1111~40.1011111111MAIMPow-•Aosswww... indication that h„ KENTUCXY • heads form, and an ..wense =Ma ma Heiniunt can 'Tun all -day.- he hasn't son,. Nuts, Town., that all auportaiit Derby distancc. Opportunities Cigarettes, Candy Chloro- eellent chataeter and CtilidlIS Vanderbilt entourage. tA. It It Bus. phyl products, etc., win establish standuig. For interview at the The 110 I with p thiliks an uR route and furoish all machines factory representative, S mil.- Vous as . it is, that WANT ADS TO,,, I include I EXCEPTIONAL INCOME ON free for iistance. ancid Is° a cinch: BLit, as tie itlenolt responsible person with phejne and address in application. SMALL INVESTMENT, SHORT working races man said. you can't ever tell. Ain] III II I! I I ti t .11 oil ST0,71110 ILW it capital of $600.00 or GENERAL PRODUCTS MFG. e II they would have liked that on HOURS. Reliable wholesale firm more, -for stock. We furnish the CORP. CENTRAL STATION, ;tit.- Vie- THE SUN SHINES under' the bi4 gray BRIGHT ON FOR SALE FARMALL F 20 TRAC- 7-FOOT COLDSPOT REFRIGERA- FOR RENT searching fur new outlets fur machines, you make the profits: P.O. BOX 1495. ST. LOUIS I, id_a.SixI prep race FOR this black FURNISHED OR up SALE beauty! 1950 4-6r. Ply; TOR $250. Frigideire refrigera- TOR. White (Memel wholesale merenandete such as Must have car, and be of ex- MO. Jamaica lab as .they start him finish. $59.50. partly furnished apartment Al3p --areuth Conte see it today, tor $75 011ie Adair, 410 Exchange Mashing I. .,ry read come Seturday. Syca- Furniture Cu. 100 N. home, with Jheat. Also garage FOR SALE LIV/NC ROOM eer Hill & Garland, 4th and Walunt more, Phone 1225. Alec 4th, Phone - Lel 877. Al5c apartient. 0. W. Harrison, • - and chair with slip Phone 589, A17c NONINOs_ covers. CAI • peone 325. . 1451. ITS GOT EVERYTHING! - THIS REST EASY ON THIS BUY! tic Alec FOR SALE 41% ACRE FARM- black 1949 Chevrolet Club Coupe. Rose-beige' colored couch. Just 4 rutin' Melee THE WIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE with running water. Raised and broken-in right here $59.95. Riley's No. 2 Store, 103 2 miles east 'NOTICE FURNITURE YOUR OWN! Rescue the late, of Stella. See owner, in Kentucky. Hill & Garland, No. 3rd, Phone 1672. A15c III Brea woman from washday drudgery Manning.7-7- 'AUfp 4th and Walnut, Phone 569. A17c SHRIMP BOATS IS HELM'S with one of these used washer 'ACOMIN'- PULLOKUM CLEAN FOR SALE FIVE GOOD USED and fishermen are 'agone to CHICKS. bargains! An Easy Spindrier - TIRES THAT ARE ALMOST NEW Hill Egg Contess Winners. Main St. truck tires, 700x20, 10 ply. $10.00 & Garland, 4th Seeds, 1111 on with automatic spin relies or a -a raicki that plays sweet Music, and Walnut for Poultry Supplies, Renie.- Only FRIGIDAIRE per set. Sec Vester Orr, Phone those good fistiin' Get dies, Free used square tub Maytag. They look and heat fur these cold mornings! cars, a Parking. Free Brood- like new and 85 or 526. AlOe line, call 589. Al% ing bulletins. HELM - Third, are priced to .ece All in this 1950 black 2-dr Mer- Washington. PADUCAH.' Economy Hardware. Phone 575. cury. FOR-SALE CLEAN BRIGHT JAP EW- Hill tic Garland, 4th and GUARANTEED TO WASH, RING A 22p Al:c Walnut, Phone 589. Al7c HAY. Otis Wilson, 3's miles case and not leak! A fine washer for et Inagme at Perry's only' 519.95. Othsr washers on WERE MAKING ROOM FOR HOUSE- FOR SALE ON SOUTH CLASSY • CHASSEY! 1951 Store, A15p the floor up tu. $189.95. Riley's SPRING! All rayon coats and PLY- 12th St. Only $4500. See Marvin MOUTHcorNertible coupe. No. 2 Store, 105 No, Ira, toppers 1 2 Auto Firer Phone price. All wool coats it! Page, owner, 109 S. 12th St. A LITTLE OVER 5 FOOT 2 - • engine reel! With music and heat. 1672. Al3e and toppers 1/3 off. One rack Alap but it's baby blue. A very spec- Hill az Garland, 41h and of dresses 1/3 off. All Walnut ial 1951 Special Buick with all hats Phone 589. 1 2 price. Better grade AlTe the comfort of home, includ:ng /OR SALE - SPEED QUEEN of'"carry- -"A --- - EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE! LOOK over- sun-suits 98 cents each. TWO radio, heater, seat covers, and double wall washers $11800 and REAL NICE STITCHERS: all around the town! You will Luiss Childrens Shop. Come excellent rubber. Hill & Gm- up. Used washers $19.95 and Altfc in and try 'erie Priced to find it hard to beat this 1950 sell, land, 4th and Walnut, Phone up See M. G. Richardson at NOW. One fur ran Golds Ford SViticas. AiragAo... 589. DESTROY. 7kimirro. 111:. -other A-I,c 407 S. 8thSt. - ife $39.95. Riley's No. 2 Store. Hill & Garland, 4th and Walnut, Sl'EC'IION. Woric guaranteed. 105 No. ilid, Phone Reasonable rates. 1672. Are. PI,' es 5e9. A17e USED 4-PIECE BEDRcsifif SUITE Frank McKin- - - ney, P. 0. Extra nice. Two to choux. Box 471, Mayfield, Ky. from FOR RENT . /imp $49.50 to $59.50. Extharige Fur- Choose from the world's most wanted colors niture Company. - A15c FOR RENT-THREE. ROOM APT. THERE IS NOW A SINGER Sewing . Machine GUARANTEED foR SALE BABY BED, DIVAN,, With separate bath. Electric Representative WASHABLE living in _Murray. milk go-in,-r Hampshire sow and stove furnished. $30 per month. For Sales. Service and Repair, SUPER pigs, collie puppies. Sam Adams, Phone 721. Al7e conlact Boyd KEM-TONE Linn, 201 &stab _3% miles northeast of Murray. Fifteenth, Phone FOR RENT TWO ROOM' APART- in all available 1592-J. • He Saw "deep down" dirt colors Al5p MENT, Unfurnished. Available wash*: out and away with "The Deluxe Wall Paint" now. 205 N. 4th St. A17p GET YOUR BABY CHICKS - YOU'LL SEE IT IN YOUR at Thurmond's Mill. Good Qual- no scrubbing or rubbing by FOR RENT NICE BRICK HOME dreams of real pleasant riding. ity. Prices right. Phone 386-1. hard metal parts! URBAN G. STARKS 8,1 SON completely furnished, now vies- 1951 Ford' "8". Light green finish. South Second Street, M2c ant. Also a four room furnished 12th and Poplar Radio and heater: Low, low, low Telephone 1142 apartment vacant. Baueum Real milage! Hill & Geeland, 4th and Estate Agency, Phone 122; night GUARANTEED WASHABLE- Walnut, Phone 589. A17c I 716. Aloe that's Super Kern-Tone. Deluxe DTAS Wall -Paint. ,With over 80 won- 5511NITII NEW 2-PIECE, BEIGE COLORED FOR RENT FOUR OR FIVE RUOITI derful color combinations, that ECONOMICAL' - ap.roment jin RffeilleeTetelleappleseefflaseeein-Ustr , bed. $189 50. Exchange Furniture mice heat, built in leatures. Call wall paper, end all wall sur- Cu. Phone 877. Al5c - 1451. e Alec faces in your favorite shades Frigidaire Seled-04/1161 Economy Has-aware and Supply. does everything for yowl Cooktittgatiof clover, • RENT FOR FIVE ROOM ROUSE Main, FOR SALE FRESH COW. BANG East phone 575. Alec 6 miles west Murray just oft there's no rough scrubbing of Frigidaitt's e•clusiye Select'- tested-with young calf. B. C. Lynn Ptautiof Grove Highway. Unfur- KELLY'S CHICKS 'PULLORUM elothes in a Frigidaire Auto- 0-Dial lets you pre-select Si. Saanti, 403' N. Vete Phone 1481- nished. B. C. Swann, 403 Clean MAKE N. 10th, Chick s. 95116 per cent gestic Washer. Clothes ore proper washing time you weed BUTTERMILK W. Al5p Phone 1461-W. NONF A15p livability. Buy Kelley Chicks submerged in water ALL the for any kind of clothes- ray- 0i. NONFAT MILK and get the best. We hatch ons, FOR RENT LARGE THREE wee, while rolling currents of nyloes, wooleae, sac. Al RIDE LIKE A QUEEN IN THIS ROOM sveekly. Murray Hatchery, Phone apartment Newly de,A,rated. Elec- hot, sudsy water do all the YOQ do is put in the clothes 40a0A 7 Black and Green 1950 two-tone 336-J. Tre r 'pek QT. trically equipped. 1006 _W. Maui, work of wo4ng. And two Only one sed soap... set the dial cote Chevrolet: Hill & (low we with Phone 312-W. water,Li...6-W aier Rinses .. and iorpet it. The washer land, 4th and WIlnkte Phone sat Al5c, ,fresh- CLOVERLEAF" NrAT ORY MILK "LIDS . • NOTICE --41.--kilsoSs- I 4: „Gaston dirt ckwrof insidePORCELAIN1N doss Alleitgt • AI7 TERESTED in the Hazel Cem- etery, please cotne to the meet- Buy the new Fr;giclo;ie and Lakeview Drive In Are which will be held in the Automatic Washer for only outl VISOr back of the Hazel Bank on Sat- urday afternoon April 25, 1953 at PRICES 2:30 o'clock. D. C. -Clanton. He 3LONEI %) IE YOUNG Tuesday and Wednesday $29.95 TERMS FISHERMAN NOTICE - • Y idivit Nee etas a Ca tia -rive Lji BII.I. PETERS e•=if se eta rousse aidees "The Denver and N p. Johnaun outboard motLr fair Do. Rio Grande" salts Like new. Only $10000. - COME IN! SEE A DEMONSTRATION! -Gmeettriteect. Ed Frank CHAPTER SEVENTEEN his eyes flick inadvertently to a 'Dick Peyton was a colored pollee' starring Edmond O'Brien Kirk, rX. $299.75 THE COP and the cab driver closed dour at the said of the room. sergeant in natty, a man In his change Furiuturi; Co. 104 N. didn't see nie as I hurried west off "Thanks," I. said. late fifties 'who was still a match 4th St. Al7e the boulevard. into the Loop. 1 I sipped my beau' A few minutes for any half-dozen men half his . • picked uj a cab viithin a block or later the rear doer opened and a age. He was a legend in Piney, Thursday and Friday 4 so. and told the driver when I smail man in a derby hat blipped and-his record read more like pulp "The Yanks Are Coming" WANTED Johnson Appliance Company wanted to Smoky's out and mingled with the crowd. I fiction than police go: on Fifty- files. But the starring Steve Cochran MORE first .street. heard a laugh from the barge room, atories we're straight, as (straight [EAN W A NTE D - COLLAPSIABLE 403 Maple Ile tin-nod awl gave me a lung and then it Was cut off In the as Peyton hinuself. He had hi en Phone 56 e •• baby carriage. look. Middle as the door slammed. profiled many times in the Negre Call 153-J. lp -You know the place?" I asked I stepped away from the her, press, and I knew these men would NANCY him. drifted casually through the crowd have heard of him. But the little By Ernie Buahatiller for "Yeah, du you?" as if I were Looking for the men's man in the gold-rimmed glasses room. When I the deur "No, but I've gut to get there." reached in underetored what I was trying to IT'S A HEY--- HE'S IT'S A HI "Okay, I'll run you out. But I the beck of the joint, I opened it do, Islay on their respect for one ITS A dnn't wait I'll get out of there and walked Into a smoky, brightly of their rare. SHE ACUTE SHE THERE, /OW with any doers locked." .. lighted room. Five men sat around "Peyton's a friend of mine," I HE'S A BOY -Okay, let's go." I said. a green felt poker table. They all SHE MAYBE eau,. '1 mentioned him because I NICE FELLER lie wheeled around and headed looked up at me ae I clotted the need a break from you. If you DOG THESE 'looked out south on a broad street with door! They surprised. but want to cheek me with him, I'll EARRINGS car tracks running down the not angry. The mom was fixed up put the call in now." middle est it. In tin nimutes we as an tate. with a roll-top desk "Thought saw wasn't a cop?" WILL HELP Fills MONTH! were nesond the respectable com- against one wall and sonic files "I'm a private cop." • mercial area of Chicago, and driv- against another. A card table in a "You'd better go, corner served as a bar; tt was cov- friend," the big ing deep into the heart of the col- fellow said. ered bottles of wine and belt. with It wasn't whiski'enriti a dozen or so glasses. over yet. The little Fifty-first street Willa wide awake man wasn't smiling I said, -Excuse me for barging any in o r e. at this hour of the morning. The "How come you 4STURES ARE in this way. I'm looking for a man think I can give airlievalka were crowded with noisy. you a break?" be said: drifting mobs, and the wine bars, nane‘d Smoky. I'm not a cop." "I heard tonight that Janey DLESS PASTURES ! reetanrante and smoke shops were The silence stretched out uncom- u.sed to come out here occasionally," jammer,. There was a ginny Smell fortably. A small man with hair I said. "I want to know' why. Maybe In the ter, and the smells of -neck- like 'steel wool and gold-rimmed It's nothing. Maybe it's 7. Dee. uP. all has a LINE bonier and ricc, and another small spectacles sighed and looked down something. nrocr../ COMPLETE But I've Pot to dig Cy '992 lry Unasal Frooker• S,dbeess. Arne_ -irs_ that came from old buggy houses, at his hands. This was a signal of until I get something that ties I L ancient plumbing or no plumbing sorts, for a large wide man got up lip' to the peo- old INSECTICIDES ple who killed her." LIE' ABNER .. . stall and unclean clothes. from the table and lumbered over to me with the coneslence of a "Yeah? Then what By Al Cap, "Smoky's turned out to be a tar you gonna grizzly griing err e peanut. do?". IN 2.4. HOURS,THE BOY EF us at the IRS I' SIGN. with p Nue neon sign twinkling TH'LAW SAYS AN ESECCWIE'... BUT-''-W/1.-L DAISY MAE Ol&ILY -AN'THET'LL HAVE A CtiOTTENI "This ain't a public ga ore, 'I'm going to kill them." KNOWN HAS LIDDLE A GAL ? above green-s h a ii e d plate-glass IN 24 HOURS - AN - S)-I E LOVES ME TOO PRE-NAVAL INFLOOENCE ON OUR Wend," he mid, in is rolling; wird- Ile laiigheil sceptically. "II o ii eiABNER WILL BE LIGGALLY WILL OBEY THAT LAW.7) MUCH TH. WA'Y OBEY CH I TROUBLE is indirws. I paid off. the driver and AH IS,TO LE• .r- DAISY MAE II humored voice. "Just go on now, been hanging around too DA D ."!- YOU BADDER TA L he got out of there fast. much ANY LAW WHICH SAYS AN BETTER THINK AH and don't cause no fuss." with that crazy Dick Peyten. Got YOU NAIN'T.f.f- SHE'S SHORE I ripened the direr of Smoky's! REALLY DA I "I'm looking for sonic 'informa- yourself all mixed up with him and WIFE ro BREAK TH'LAW - D ...... $5.00 gal. and walked into a least of noise tion on a girl named Jamey Nel- Superman." THE and laiighe r. The noise faded a son," I said., ignoring him and con- " "I'll make you a bet," I said. i00SE!! ying weeds and bit as I went to the bar and ordered. onions! centrating on the little man with don't bet on hirer'," a beer. I lit a cigaret and paid at- he aaiil. the gold-r I nt in e d spectacles. "I "Come over here tentien to the beer for a few mo- and set down. want to tire! -60't who kilted her. Turn him loose,,,Buck." ments, and the noise gradually It's strictly a personal matter." Buck let built ',auk to its normal volione. The little man continued to study me gn. and I took the empty seat After a bit I glanced around. The his ramie My information seemed at the -ritKI table. The- other three men, Joint was smoke-ftlled, stale-smell- to affect him ablaut as much as a who looked like business( men, PASTURE !g, crowded from wall to wall at raindrop wnuld Lake Michigan. settled back In ! their ehairs to the m 6 112 t. I wasn't worried "Friend. just go on now," the listen. r atsnit the people, or afraid of their big man Raid, looking at me with "What you call yourself?" he Phosphate rather grim, holiday •mood. I've a little .frown. "Maybe you:s1 better asked me. S61.00 per ton worked in places like this tw-fore, go to the police about this girl, or "Bill Camille Yeiere Smoky?" . and a little down-te-earth polite- maybe 'you'd just better po on _ Ile ilnddeil, Ptlidying me with I( fleas will, take you In and out dr alert brown eyes. With his cap of • l• home." He took h91,1 of my upper them without an trouble. The MI- 'arm, circling it with Angers like steel-wool hair, his withered si,n 576.00 per ton *rune mass •ns . bananas. and his air of secret amusement, 'ariiiind might not be considered he was like a droll little monkey, I didn't try to get awry from -MIME an' SLATS/14-- tactfully waiting to play By IFtaebara Va Burls field'', no matter how I that grip. Maybe I could have, and a trick on Its keep- to went about IL maybe not. Anyway, it would have er. "Yeah. Jamey used come nut, '" WHEN 15 THE WHEN SHE'S jUST GOT A PIN JUST A PEW HONEY IF wE'S GOT 574.00 ton here," he sald, at last. "She per signaled to thi• bartender. a MU sjarted • battle r couldn't afford to was a NOV LORNA GOING READY, TOMMY... WIRE ... SAID SHORT...GLORIOUS ANY RED BLOOD IN real niee girl. You know all about solemn man with a scarred face. lose. Or win, for that matter. SHE'S FOLLOWING Ty BE UNVEILED NOW DON'T BE EVERYTHING WEEKS HE'LL HIS VEINS ..YOU'LL loeking for 140111e infOrilla• that, of course." "Give me a melee of me-40e" THE DIET LIKE AN TO HER PANTING IMPATIENT,,,THE WAS ALL SET... BE COMING BE ABLE TO tion," I told bite, smiling nicely. "Yen," I said. I said. "I'm a friend of a .Phila- ANGEL, TOMMY.- PUBLIC '? CHANGE WILL BE THAT HE'D COME SACK, SOPHIE HEAR IT "Allred a girl named Jitney Nei- cop Pick l'eyton. "Nothing stuck up about .Taney. rtelphis named WORTH WAITING BACK FOR HER IN DC YOU...TPINK SIZZLE! eine I'm told she used to conic out Imes that name mean anything to But she was a little queerel:11 have A here." pip 7" • to say." FOR, COUPLE OF HE'LL BE BELIEVE "She a white girl?" Something glittered behind the "Maybe' I didn't know her as WEEKS.' SURPRISED "That's right." gold Prectacles, and the little old well as I thought." t said. "That AT THE "T don't iucáhI the nainee Via; -Men tohkeit up at me with. a glen. happens -between a inith and wom- CHANGE'? an sometimea" Assn. Inc. ter." He saw what I WOA trying to dn. I "Where's Knink-y?" suppose, sad it -yeah. "It sure does," le moky said. Ile I o ii k a d iii' over cArefully. ISO( Peyt6n." tic said. a "Mister, do you know what that tor "What you want with Smoky?" wild. sun of a gun,•ain't he?" lie nice rsolitelittle white girl had met • over 12 years -71 warder, talk 10 NM. 'nu nut a chuckled, Shaking his head. •-firal her mind to do?" • • cop. ti was a triond of this girl crazy. Colored boy, ain't he 7" "Supposing you tell me." '?Thacs right." I said. He chuckled. "She was trying to TELEPHONE 20; Janey, that's all." "lie ain't here," hi' said, • 'And you and hini is good burst up the dope ring in this here he t tinted, away frmo me with trir•nds town."' finality In every niusement, I saw. "That's right." • (To Bc( .011tinucti) fattios ermestriit, 19S2, Ly /Nile Ce Is Lir 'eel, s. ter Ku:: Iesiessee rytels '

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"Ss . • ". GIN Affttt. It. 1tAn off ilti5MtAT 'sail' rag azta.,...„....tim •a IINWWWwwWeN ittkat Pot* - iliss Dorothy Ann Wilson Becomes Bride PERSONALS Of Joe Pat .1nderson In Church Ceremony 1 maim and pink stephsnotis and silk shantung dresa nd Mrs Brent Starks of White carnation.s was pink Mr for straw hat. Her corsage EVERY have been the re- sweetpeas formed the setting WAMITIIIIShoe Detroit, Mich sweetheart roses arid stephanotis. relatives and friends the wedding of Miss Dorothy Ann cent guests of Mrs. Wilson, the bride's mother, • Wilson. daughter of Mrs EmillY in the county. .1 gray sharkskin suit with • • • of New Bedford, Maxi., and wore Wilson aceessolies and a gar- son of Mr. and navy blue While in Louisville last week, Joe Pat Anderson. of Murray denia corsage. Mrs. Hugh M. McElrath Mrs Orville Anderson New York Dr. and Jr., Following a _trip to U Hugh Thomaa- The Rev. George H. Parker. visited their son, and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. at South- Officiated at the dottble cog cere- i' -family l and-Isis at 3513 Milan trot Or lifeElrath. Anderson will reeled* ine Seminary. mony at the Trinity Methodist ern Baptist Theological Drive. Alexandria, Va. by • • • Church in New Bedford, Mass., The bride, a medical secretary. Ma svas on Wednesday. April I. at Seven- Pvt_ Charles R Magness was graduated from New Bedford with pride wherever you go . . . Str parents. the evening. Smart Shoes that take you striding the weekend guest of his thirty o'clock m High School and attended Camp- fashions give proud accompaniment Is Otis Magness FyI. Mrs. Howard C. Seh- whatever you do. For our new Mr. and Mrs Mr. and bell School in that city. The bride- Come choose from a varied ape - were the attendants at tho Murray slacks, gala occasion dresses. 1614/WW is stationed at Ft. Hole leeweis groom graduated from to suits, which were followed by a B S bird near Baltimore. Md. nuptials High School and received group_ dra • • • Towne House. dinner at Dugdale degree at the University of Ten- AT A LOWER PRICE bes Dartmouth. 'Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver and South nessee. He is a member of Kappa Dress Ian pale blue sum- Beta Beta Beta Vitality -Dorado. Ark., were The bride wore a Psi. Rho Chi and pla children of El initial FASHIONLAND their parents mer flannel suit, a white fraternities and the American the the recent guests of straw hat ivith a tie veil, navy Pharmaceutical Association. He ser- Company and other relat.ves. Belk - Settle COL and a ccrsage ref Forces for the • • • . blue accessories ved in the Armed Shoes *tic and of orchids, lilies of the valley past two years and is r;ose em- Patent and Cool of Mr and Mrs. Jack Hopkins Aeekend stephanotis ployed in Washington. D. C. and St Lows. Mo. were the - In Basque, Red Calf Laura The matron of honor wore ac Shoes of his mother. Mrs In Ladies Spring Flight Blue Calf Ms, guests , :7 navy blue Leads thNay Ceaser.. - 7 match Hopkina memake-r.s_ -Club Nylon Mesh site Meets In Home Of ani Find the Latest In Mrs. Paul Paschall Here You'll $10.95 ore ATTENTION! PARTY! The Ksrksey Homemakers Club Pas- $7.95 Pr( met in the home of Mrs. Paul - - at one- Color and Materials list House chall Tuesday afternoon Style. se a. Murray Woman's Club thirty o'clock with the president. de the Mrs. -Herman Darnell. presiding. I Macon Blankenship gave you'll love! at 7:30 P. M. Mrs. at a price • FRIDAY APRIL 17, the devotion. line roll call WAS answered by n members. One SSA Opportunity to Win Lovely Prizes aril!) Riley. was ass present. SEE THE NEW IN SHOES FOR '53 tre Given The major lesson on -Furniture ass Door Prize To Be Arrangement'' was given by Mrs. Fie Kenneth Palmer Very interesting Better Brush Products Admission - $5.00 Order and helpful, hints were presented Large Selection Natural Bridge Ladies SW by Mrs. Palmer. a let Sponsored By Miss Rachel Rowland was present and gave the club points on the HUTCLIENS Each mem- Oxfords BOREN and VERA program for next year Shoes Saddle 1,11.1.1E,MAE Dress '-verted-orr-alter-.4kcirce-of These-Ur sei Brown awl White For Informtion Contact jects Good Selection Styles the business session re- Blue and White Folowing and Colors • freshments were served by the hostess. Vitality Dress The next meeting will be held Dress $3.95 to $5.95 in the home of Mrs Zolhe Ncr.- Vitality $8.95 & $9.95 worthy on Tuesday.. April 2I.- ..t smartly styled in the aftur-' Shoes FOAM CUSHIONED, one--thirty o'clock , Large Selection noon All members are urged to Shoes Ladies be present and visitors are wel- and comfortable as can be... Blue, Mesh come. In Flight • • • PEGGY Strap Ballerinas Dress Shoes and Calf Mrs. Vogel Outland Multicolor Canyontan .4 t .1leeting Red, Black, Beige, Yellow Hostess _ Black Blue arch casuals Of _Fidelis Class Blues _ Red $10.95 The Fideiis Class of Scetts Grove Baptist Church held its regular' Vogel to $5.95 meeting in the home of Mrs. $1.95 to $7.95 $1.98 Outland Thursday evening. Mrs. Bennte Sisenn, presider'. Vitality presided at the meeting. The de ladies votion was given by Mrs Herman Levine with Mrs. Tom Skelton Moccasins Shoes leading in prayer. The minutes Ladies Play were read by the secretart. • A Bible-- ware_ veld games were A Good Selection of group. under the White, Red, Beige enjoyed by the • Styles and Colors direction of Mrs • Joe Morton. _The. group voted to hava a dinner for the May meeting. Ftefreshrrents were served by $2.95 to $4.95 $8.95 Mrs Outland to Mrs. Sue Morton. • Mrs Laverne McNeely. Mrs H.-7 - mare LOC I ns. Mrs. Torn 1 Shelr, Mns Pearl Byerly. Mrs. Bob Ladies Fortunet Lawrence. Mrs. Mackie Hut' Mrs. Sallie Lawrence. Mrs. Bera.,. Mrs Loafers Spann. Mrs. M.Idred Tun, Ladies Sandals Mary Nell Barnett. Mrs. Sue Bol- as seen in Mrs. en, Mrs. Irma Rickman. A Large Selection Dress Brown, Beige, Tan Beige, Black, Red Vitality CLAMOUR Nellie Outland. Mrs Maudeen White, Cohoon. members. ar.d Mrs S:lvie Rickman. guest Sandals hock Ladies Shoes le Spring Green, It'd, Norse& as twetwe... S()95 $4.95 $7.95 to $8.95 thou conifer, is your smart secret! Who'd ever $3.95 & Home Department To styles, pers sagest ttioi such prettily cutout casuals hose a In many colors and In Flight Blue Mesh and Calf. nansdoesel foom.pallow under your erch...plus a have Open, Meeting for Spring and Summer ceduain layer of foom frosts heel to too! WS 10-4 Thursday Afternoon fect Natural Mesh and Tropical Graceful Maturity 'Developing Softie Moccasins Tan Calf will be the subject of the talk $2.95 these Softies in Miss Mildred" King- / $1.98 and will love to be given by Ladies toe cade at the Murray Woman's Club white, red and beige. Beaded at three Ladies Ffouse Thursday afternoon $8.95 o'clock. 7-The .-simulrer--ts -rrmnurri eonsui- tant with the division of mental health of the State Department White of Health and has her masters. ,nth spe- with th• wonted degree in public health ' cialization in psychology. the The Home Department of Tennis FLAT WEDGES Murray Woman's Club- is sponsor- togthis program to which the the wonted • public as invited. Preceding the program a bust. - Oxfords ries, meeting will be held at two BANDED LOOK thirty oalock for the members of the Home Department. $1.98 SPRING PLANTS u n4.,,1.4a Petunias .... • 10c Sandals Verbenea 10c Flat Coleus 10c Ladies Casuals Vitality Dress Whites and all the wanted colors Ladies Marigolds 10c red and In pink, yellow, white, Vinc_a Vine 10c want or for Spring. You'll gold. Get it in either a strap Snapdragons 10c button on Shoes 15c several pairs of these Ageratum and Lantana, lk Strap In Flight Blue Calf Perewinkles ...... 15c $1.98 to $5.95 Basque Red Calf • Cushion Mums 15c $1.98 and $2.95 Cannes 15c crepe Begonias ....‘ 2Sc $8.95 Daisies 25c 35c Ivy Geraniums Large Selection Geraniums . 2k - 51.0€ Large Selection Sole PATENT ...In thesis yummy Spring CHILDREN'S Tomatoes and Peppers colors, Pod. beige, Yellow, Ivory, Childrens Sandals LEATHER Orange, Smooth Isothsr Many Others Sandals with flissible wafer-thin platforms, colors. In many styles and springy-soft foam rabbet, Dress Shoes Made for little feet cm poi. La insoles Novniel fashion volv•-pricedl SHIRLEY FLORIST SIVIAITIIM SOO North Fourth $2.95 $1.98 to $2.95 $2.95 to $5.49 LITTLETON'S PHONE 188 Avistr.

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