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pound Kentheity essaksalty NeWspaper for 1947, 4, 1952 Selected As Best All 1UMIST Weather as [Kentucky - partly cloudy. Why Not Scattered thundershowers likely soulneast portion tes r'Do All night.,Lowest 65 to 70. Wed- nesday some cloudieess ard Your Shopping warm with widely scattered afternoon tatuidershowers. hi Murray, sienenenseesimiemegegeseir

POPULATION — 8,000 yo1.-.kxiii, No. I3-5— August 5, 1952 MURRAY §113 AT YOUR PROORRIEVIR HONE TRIM Murray, Kentucky,. Tuesday Afternoon, United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

4 ,5 FARMERS IMES HINERMIY-111-11' US 10e FAILS AP PRISONER'S 7TH-$TORY LEAP FOR FREEDOM Reduced Freight Rates Granted artment Murderer Added To b. "'Enjoy een & Hertic14 IFBI Top Ten Thugs For Hauling Feed For Livestock United Press Encampment By state; on the list Around By United Plebs , The Southern Alabama, Georgia, The FBI has added a coldblool- The government is gitting set to are Tennessee, South Caro- ed murderer with a grue.some help farmers hard hit by the melti- Kentucky, Mississippi, of ten At Park the lina and North Carolina. Louistana sense of humor to its list billion dollar drone-it over MURRAY on the list. In most wanted criminals. south and in Neat England is expected to go have been is Leenard one hundred boys The agriculture dapartment has Missouri. 44 countiee The new recruit Approximately Arkan- The and Hazel a meeting of farm leaders listed as disaster areas. and The two small boy in the Ten- Joseph "Bad Eye" Zalutsky. from Murray. Kirksey called at liberty Cave National droughestricken southern sas lists 27 counties. nessee"Sr car parked on the square half-blind thug has been are at Mammoth from he encampment at Atlanta, The designati MI as a "disaster smoking cigars. since last September. when- Park for a three day states for tomorrow yesterday, area" permits the farmer's home fled from the state prison at Rak under the abspices of the Wood- Georgia. will set up ma- administration of the agriculture Zell ford. Florida. it was his fourth men of the World. The conference been a new exper- saw to department to melee emergency Must have successful jailbreak. Monday night the grouo chinery to speed disaster loans both of taem, because park areas. loans to farmers who have suffer- ience for The FBI says Zalutsky's flair color slides of the National farmers in the lprnee-out holding them with the on crop and livestosk losses, and they were for comedy is limited to the suh- and the boys themselves put A similar set-up will be followed ed index Unger as if they who cannot obtain private credit thumb and ject of his artificial eye. At one. stunts, and played games and in New Englarel, where Massa- gamete. an•I ether neceseittes. would break any would carry a spare eye other contests. chusetts and Maine are on the dis- for seed, feed time, he officials When a group of they will see the historic aster area list. with Rhode Island Agriculture department in his pocket. Today to he would Cave. to enter that category. said Iast night they are ready CsagisilagliPus ta Mrs. Laura people were around, section of Mammoth expected him. Wilson, Joe act immediately-if President Tru- Wed -erect who was 92 pretend his eye was bothering Robert Bazzell, Stub Jones of 0. federal funds available Then he would slip the false eye H Spann. T. C. Collie, W. man makes yesterday. are feed into parched southern from his pocket and threw it to Conner and T. B. Screggs to ship and ers the floor. theiadult sponsors of the cam.) Lt. Gordon states. . ever reach the age of Fe of Commerce Com- If we In Chicago. gangland guns have W. 0. Conner is the commander The Interstate we can ee as well inform- authorised railroads to we hope rung down the curtain on the ca- the encampment. mission has active as this eractous lady. into the South at reduced and reer of Teddy Roe, king of a huge haul feed side. And Family rates. _ gambling set-up on the south ed to ail the news shot 42 per cent ,if Kentucky's She listens The 54-eyear old gambler was Chiefs About and keep; up with cur- Paducah has be 7V1 severely broadcasts down in the gutter in front of tobaco crop better than most folks the proleneed drought. rent events his home. Edge Madisonville Leave Murray damaged by chairman of the half her age. Roe was the undisputed king of R. 0. Wilson, Fulton Wins Again agricultural -mobilization the south side policy racket. Hit Kentucky hesva Tictviell Lieutenant Gerald A. tne damage esti- Her sister, Mr3. is now up for grebe and from Second committee. says empire 'The Paducah Chiefs name Anly. lives with her knows who - will eet it. Gordon. his wife and son. mate includes all types of tobacco no one behind in the ninth ienine, to edge squad will wetch lett Sunday for She'' Air Forc-e produced in 107 of Kentucky's 120 But the homicide Madisonville 6 'o- 5 while front- This date last Year: The United Baste Sumter, S. C....where he •vill counties. and wait. . Fulton wia humbling Hop- States lifted the dependent travel running serve as Intelligence officer with mobilization committee's re- On the lighter side: the Kitty League -The Emim rubber families of military went kinsville 9 to 5 in the 118th Tac. Recon. Wing. ' at Lexington today. an permitting An accused 'lady pilferer In Los Angeles Hall of port, released Ja- last night. failed for Roscoe Simmons Collins his new assi dement of 16- civilian personnel te enter off scot free in Detroit. A woman to "jump If anyone comes near" ledge. He Prior to also shows the; a total Fred • Koenig helped out the HIS THREAT his arms from a eeventh-story window ten - . Tan in numbers. a supermarket eharged where he Is shown dangling (left) by up he was stationed for the past thousand-545 _farmers in the court detective at -rein spree in the ninth Justice building, prison. A fire ladder (right) Is hoisted Unmogale Chiefs four suicide to escape being returned to weeks at Lowry Air Force Base need emertency credit 46-year old .,Mrs. Mary teener. Gene leaped out and threatened (international Soundphotos) ties would Wild Bill by connecting with a below grip Collins' legs. Denver, Colorado. that five-mil- This date in history: with stealing eight hat dogs. 'She of the building aa arms from window ienounting to more Green smacked three triples for the side base the Hickock was sh at aryl killed by judge that she !saw the Enrolee to the new lion donate to help offset effects told a during the game. Jim • Jack McCall in Deadwood, South wieners while Paducah Cordons Will visit Lincoln Cheer the drought en hay, corn end defendant sneak the win. of Greer racked up n.e mound Ceittere of Indiammels T. _ Dakota, 1876 The firs: talking pic- shopping'. eraetie other feed crops. Fulton manager • Sam. Lamitins Pried Egg Looks--- . from which Dr. 0 nrdon referred ture was presented at Warner "Is there any evidence!" ,asked To Ind Wilson says the report Lonkauts drive over Ilan Fleet It sparked the in 1949 before he opened drought to Theater in New York in 1926. the bench. Ttench Silo "Horrible" To Girl graduated to damage done 13/ Hopkinsville by drive e in three in Murray. was 'Don Juanu" starting John "No your honor." said th-s de- his chiropractic offices tobaco from the stanelptirt of both •ce triple and a dquble his Barrymore and Mary Ase.n. "she ate theme runs with Blind Since 18 The Gordona will also visit quality and quantity He says some tective. his hand in the dismissed Lamitina tried Concentrate Parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gor- tobacco crops in the state are con- l: Caw pitchers box. blither' over from Instruction Pa.. %sewer they Seakinir about the (ree postage don of Corapolis. sidered a total loss, While others in the sieth inning. By United Press that Senators and Con ressmen Billy Pitcher will he joined by their little leech- have been damaged severely. fer the win. get, we received ihree let rs from Pitcher Rot credit of Walney. ter. Linde .who has been visiting Severe damage is reported to 56 the his- Young Joan Hornby On Fighting Owensboro turned on her grandparents 62 per a member of congress ch letter To Be Held England, came face to face with per cent of the hay crop; tine power in the sixth inning with Mrs Gordon and family per cent contained the same thiegra speech "Beth" Tucker what most of us take for granted Mr. and cent of home gar.lens. 61 two runs and followed through lived in Murray for the post cent of that he had made. today. By United 11••••ss have of pastures. and 36 per with three more In tree seventh to County agent. S. V. Foy has in Korea and made mane friends; She saw a horse, it terrified her. The top fighting man three veers fruits. pull away from Unio) City and announced that an educational Gordon was ems re- If this member of ct cress had She saw a house, it looked mon- may be mhaing soon-obseners while here Mrs. The mobilization committee's Well down the Greyhounds 7 to 5. Tom meeting on the construction and the the Southern Bell .to put postage or 'nes letters, we Resting predicting a shakeup in plover] be that a large strous. are port also reveals Yonkowski came on the mound in use of silos for seeing feel in the Company while her hus- sold imagine that we woo 1 have re- A double-decker. bus almost made United Nations comm hid, Telephone amount of livestock has been blank the Greyhounds present drought emergency will in ceived•mily one or pr bably none. Tuc- the fifth to 'Eighth Army band had chiropractic ?likes because Mt the droue.e. Little Mier Elizebeth "Beth" get the Murray Training her run. Last week. the - fie the last four' inn nes and be Seed on was Van the Bank of Murray building. re water-ruin- ker. age 6. granddaughter of -Mrs. - For the first time since she commander -Gtivierai James NoN rain means credit for the win. • School grounds on Thursday. Aug They own their home on South ShireSince we got three of them, we Tucker. 109 South six months old. the 18-yeer old Fleet- was relieved of reseonsi- ed crops-inrodels in livestock. E. A .rackwin General; took May- wet 7. at I:30 pm. Cooperadine in which has been ran imaeine that ever, other news- following her The see. logistical suepert. Ko- Seventh Street "Already, prices ni.' -fresh fries is resting well today Howard Ralph meetine will he rapresenrativeg girl could bility for paper in the country got at least Murray field 12 to 4 es this blind.' Acciden. liaison. rented in Mr. and Mr:. Forest hese ssyrocketed return yesterday from the Company and Joan had been rean civil affair; political and vegetables Inetstent all the way etainst three of the Ryan Milk f 1 Bruton and family. Mr Bruton is e -• southern Hospital. of tally she stepped into a tub o- civil assistance to the Korean goy- in two representati Clothier hurlers. Relph allowed the Martin Dairy Compiny the principal of Wing° High Scheol. and Rich- was struck by an automo- scalding hot water while visiting ernment and prsoners of war, citles.--Allanta. G .oritis She hits as the Generals knocked Martin. Tennessee. VW subject: -C mmunhit Con- on Main Street. nine sister. Sudenly. her sight was were teem over by mond, Virginia. They climbed semis. bile last Friday the losing All Jar-mere especially dair y- her These functions spirac-y in Art eaten. Amert- the iide- 16 hits. Ronnie May wa.: think the shore )m- half per cent in Atlanta when she darted from livestock producers restored. Doctors the newly established seS-rean c 17 and a hurler. men and reel the -Rich- cen Museums: - %vane Into the path of the ea^. of the hot water stimutefed munications corm-name Russia Charges US and almost -15 per cers: in Fulton plays hoe to Hopkinsville all vocalic, al agriculture teachers district manager eptic nerve. mond. Robert Dodson. plays all dealers !redline silo materials The changes eermit the fours' Tbe sky ed as much like Corn pa n y, tonight while Mieisloville it was. Joan could see With New Blackout milk situation in of the Airlene Gas re machinery: all bull-dszer Whatever general to eohcentrate en the A critical last ni but of et Paducah. Union Cie, treks to silage star rain 13 it ever did, driver of the car, w is absolved ir. again. all along the Georgia caused the side's 'dairy- Owensboro and Mayfisle. will be at operators; .and others work'ng fighting. But action so far no r in. blame by police. 'eho said She sat down to breakfast. The to meet • in Atlenta today in • all the intrirst of livestock produes battlefront has been light-end no By United Press men was unavoilaille. egg, she said, "looked hor- They are de- that the accident Ben in the coerity are invited and fried -change is expected at this time. The Kremlin has accused ot:r emergency sessioe. Notice let of trses dying, even Wayne Doran, 'rested She'd never seen one before. increase of two Dodson. and ui ged to -.Winces rible." :This leads observer; to that state d e rtment of t rye manding-, a price trees se eral years old. the hospital, where She saw her father. "You're higher costa the child to Mr Foy states that mei), :n. the Army is preparing to move ing to keep Americans from find- cents a quart ti offset found to be suffering daddy." she said "You are big • she was Hitch-Hiker Will retiree are reming to his office Van Fleet to another top pest He ing out of the troth ebenst elle in of importing feed. If lie drought enetieues. this fall shock, scratches and bruises and your clothes are rough." in Atlanta' predict from about the construction and filling has been in Korea for 16 months- Russia. Farm experts should a banner year for leers- is the daughter ofelide Stick To Ground She saw her mother .for the milk supeties 'Beth" et varieme tapes rif silos and that a longer period (hair that put in A Soviet note ays that's the a 45 per cent cut in erymen. Bruce Tucker of Bethel- time, and hugged her. time schnola and Mrs several farmers have had ench first by most officers Cr enlisted men. reason why the Russian govern- In the state by the Mr. Tucker and 'Ids By United Press "You're just as nice as your in de. Maryland. eke dug in t •e last fed clayc and But so far. the Army has deelined ment was asked to met distributing open. And officials Missiseleri are visiting his mother, three Master Sergeant eoice." he said. "end just what even sharper arei , I-tinnily The next are now fel: them with dee to comment. its magazine "Informaiion Bulletin" forecast an Mrs E. A. Tucker. of Pa•kerS Florida. I thought a woman would look milk supplies un- Charles Hilt dem:vied cc . and pop. corn The Air Force has announced in this country. e quicker drop in is Administrative As- ne'l. peck . is Sets September Tucker does any hitch-hiking All farmers ere being urged by that it has marked 78 North Ko- To all of which, ear state depart- less they get early rains. to Senator Newell Long SLouitiaria are shrtant to the highway. . Me_ Foy 10 41VP every possible reare cities and towns fee destruc- ment anawera--"sheer nonsense" North Carolina end ' the offi- AO As Wage Deadline of Louisiana. Hilt-stationed tr Koreit-Lhitct- Item 3aving feed value frir live- tion. if has droppe I leaflets ard The atate edepartme revealed asking to be inclueed te -seat jet plarre or during the reening dessrer areree-which e71 a ride in a ten stock now broadcast warnings to the revile an exchange of notes on the mat- cial drought Brave Deed Backfires o'. smith and By United Press with Lieutenant __Robert Macetuff %%Isere "c lso urivie the seeding populetion-teltieg it itiweget cat ter today. now covers most the The twe United eMine Workers eresideni. of Avenel. New Jerrey. .•In airs, rye 'loess. fescue. while the going is good. -The state department reked the 'parts elf New *enslantl 4 drawer Speak At vetch so that John L. Lewis has set September Ike To et was Hilt's feet rid r In a jet. red and crimson clever eni On Soldier Hero Two of the area; already have Russians to stop passing tint their dates are .mekiree the reeve and dis- WI as the deadline for a warm During the titre. MarDuff asked on cultivated lands for pasture been bombed ,alier warning had magazine, after it volurtarily dis- their farmers ell: rateifederal VFW Convention Press settlement for his 475.000 miners. hold the eontrols steady winter crave crops. Early wedings, By United aster loans.' - Hilt to for been given. rontlnued' distributing an American Lewis has served notice to coal out O nal/teeter as soon as moisture conditines are A breve deed has backfired center, Federal official, hat-' Preistised By United Press while. he worked 'At the Panmiebom 'nice reatterene in Russia. It charged that mine operators that he is termina- will provide valuable a hero. Maynard Smirr-a emigres- grant North Carotinale request. ntel soldiers will hear front problent. frvorable allied officials haws made a-es/Metall the Krrmlin- hampered eistribution to wage contracts on Some pastures, sional medal of honor winner in both Louisiana and ting present boss today. Hilt took ovse. Iher MacDuff feed-seving request to the Reds to permit shier ref the magazine-and secret police And they say get their former War Two-faces .arrest in made airs that date. Unless the miter, Eisenhowee_Repehtican passed out from laek of oxygen. World ments of packages to prlsoners held trailed Russians wee bought it at Rhode Island slim mgrbe Dwight today as ths restflt of -- a substantial - increase before then," fea- Suddenly-off the east coast of Washington The Reds have .eligible for loans. '7_ - ' presidential nomines.-ir .the again. by the Communists. the few newstands yeiere it was the UMW chief is set to pull then) feet-the jet BIRTHS his being a "here' all over in the The Kentucky Farm Bureau seers tured speaker at the convention of :Own at ,37-thousand rejected similar - requeets sold. • out of the...pits and shut down the The plane Smith- known as "Snilly"- -41 will do everytheet it canto help the veterans of foreien wars now engine conked out. past Industry. .-- to 13- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allbritten, 201 supporedly rescue.; a 21-yearrold - ght-etrivicort- members bb- underway in LOA Aneeles. - ;Meted to drop. It drepped In remeenther development, mil '-its- Informed sources say it's safe to re- Poplar. boy. July 29. man from a wiedow-leded In try and feels at reaeonabie. Eisenhower will fly to Los Are. thousand fetyLlanfore heieDuff bone of South Koreans hew., gene inquirinsr tein assume that Lewis is after a wage to The epelhe Mr. and Mrs R. W. Dick, Har- WaShieletlla last v•eek . Bret prices. Rides from Denver and return gained consciousness. to the polls in the Republics in line with the one granted din. boy, July 30 But thetswoman_hirs. Ernestine - with this effort. hike His speech is billed as started up again at six-thotisand popular presidential .4Tectieni Pres'. I I hi connection recently ar even Denver. Mrs. Harry she was offered commercial CIO steelworkers many in feet. MacDuff still hail a fuzzy Mr. and Center. Whomble-says dent Syngmen 1/11PC! fs heney the farm .. bureetee . "non-political" becatise jump be- may try to get more than the 21• to read the Camden. Tern., boy August I. SOO dollars to f ikii the crorielewnmittse will meets at the his audience are Demeter-de feeling and Hilt had favorite to defeat th ve compare- Reporter package. and Mrs. William Vernon cause Smith wanted publicity. She in Louie- cent, Trurnen Is at tile terwit• fir greed to him while the landing ta.. for' Beeler. tink-nown oppos o ete. i elate farm Miesset office President mine union head has not ThThree girl, August Smith planned to rampeigra hTe Missouri. tiar the was being made. It we: a perfect Futrell, Route said . - ville Thursday.- . he will in Independence, re Viiitinia. ___ ..___. _ QUESTIONS t given any hiht of what will vote landine-ance it ws.s made in the 2. the governorship R H.. Proctor. 'n charge of the, state primary election. re has Several homes in Murrty have demand and has not iedicated Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rushing, A warrant for Smith's arrest program. seys Pte. is calling a spec-"IiirA early and then fly beck to Wash- nick of time. been torn down recently he make when he plans to open neirotia- 3 few minutes Route Two. boy. Aueert 2. meeting of the ceremittee for ington after a 10-day vacation. The jet had only "sing Bethel Cemetery for new buidlipirs. If .yout fel a items However. Lewis already has and Mrs. Virgil Ross, Route ebeilei:ne rt'seperuMts. Ttehethechism"ieic-ce. — room the ser- is backing state at- more fuel left. Mr. -the purposw of anelyaing bargaining ses- Mr. Truman the suicide attempt Meet were tearing a house down, what What held two secret -Tay- Six, Benton. girl, /ems:1st 3. - Smith denies Association To ious situation that exists on many ye J. E. "Buck" first the eresident of the torney general a He; says: "if this girl ' would he the thine you sions with Democratic LOCAL WEATHER REPORT was fake. Kentucky farms. . lor' tri the rare - for meeting of the Re- would do Southern Coal Producers Associa- is the 12 'noon, was making an act, she should be The annual The farm bureau s.ys some panic nomination to the Senate. The following of Buse ANSWERS tion. State in Hollywood." thel Cemetery Assocliation in "unstable and un- Michigan Is holding a primary,. observation from the Murray Mrs. Robbie Lawrence: I don't has resulted The new wage stabilization board Smith is an' net hand when it hanan. Tennessee will . be held for' hay and tither Democratic Senater Blair College weather stetten• guess the inside. usual prices" es • will be sworn In this mornine thy loo. BULLETIN comes to getting in trout-Is'. Saturday morning. August 9, it know. I there Le popu- Present temperature 93 degrees. . feeds-but that. •t fells It and two Moody is facing his first the cemetery. Mrs. Galan Tre.athan: f wluir of two industry members 919 degrees. He was busted from serge:me to 10:00 at of good hay tied !Sods avail- larity test with Michi ran voters }Behest yesterday this far the roof off plenty Public members needed to com- Aug. 5 it-Pi_ private for being AWOL right --All persons enterested in of sources and only, token opeosition Low last night 88 'degrees. Lew Angeles I I able from out state ellemember make-up First. Moody face. ths medal of honor cemetery should either come or • Miss Sue Waldrop: 'Mess plete its Barometric pressure 29.95 rising. Fourteen California leaders of after winning Kentucky sources at 7easonable a hangover for nomination. The Republican 8-17 hem- send their dopetien to the tree. would just hire some carpenters Item of business is ?5 per cent. the Communist Party have as a gunner abentel a prices. , scuttled, ballot features a hie Pe-Pe-man Relative humidity -the association, Mrs. ida and start temente it down: from the steel dispute that been . found guilty of plottehe ben surer, of bureau -. has asked its 117 race for the gubernatorial none Wind directime yarialsee Street, Fay Roberts: I would', take all The or You the old hoard. The new board and teach the vie- And in 1947, he Was at ester/ on C. Thomas, 511 West Wood to rondect ii battle for Unofficial Weather forecast to advocate out first. county orgeni;Stiens whether wntkers in nation and a four-man ref a, phhny hors Paris. Tennessee for the continua- the interior must .decide Climatology 200 class: For lent overthrow of the el'olleil charges peddling' survey of farm 'needs brought on Should get threSenate nomination. Democratic -from tamkneroftorthe' thermeeploniorperyent of a care- Mr. Rich Waiters: Take ths roof steel fabricating plants States envernm ent. A federal mine cream. He got a suspended the drought. . governor Mennen Williams is Un- -Wednesday clearing :rid continued - off. by The same wage increase melted the yerdiat. sentence for that ne. for tfair. jury returned baeic steel workers. posed renomination.. I •

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PA TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1952 , THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY /At-1E TWci los calls from 200 to 300 miles in: NOTICE 'CO SUBSCRUNIXS II nd I v id Ua I Line V RATE creased Sc. PAG MONTHL Connections Increased rates for local exchanse Conference Durocher Has Flat Rate period rates increased v. Manager Is Not So Vital To telephone service in the State of a.. Initial noisiness for additional station THE LEDGER & TIMES Kentucky to be effective on and. Ind. Line Flat Rate Increases 25,'of Business initial period range frnia after August 16, 1952 and increased rates for USA:sato HI I 1 Ili, LK INILA PUBLISHING COMM Residence 10e. Pt Baseball Says UP Sports Writer Doubts Over rates for local and intra-state tele- s'- of Residenc2 Ind. Line Flat Rate Sc to -sasolidation of The Murray Ledget. The Calloway Tuna% aft* EMS type writer exchange service and Overtime Business .... rate per minute in' as the West tCentuekusa. BMW, inessage toll service o.) . , The overtime '-Herald. October AL 1928. the intsa-state R te is one-thied of _ _ _ By DCW11 C. Miller. Surprising. Ask them name taitvees v,orteteettuaguedst w jilt, i‘su2s5i,,,,, sso . . fraction thereof II 1M& League Brooks Series initial period rate, .. Nattonal AaIerican -bec1952°7we h ietchtler Ind. LiIII: Mes- the -conference United Press teeniest seovice f Business - the even 01 :It.•\ 1 Sports Editor of managers with the the Kentucky Public Service Corn-1 computed to PUBLISHER pulled present c rths. t comes sage Rate. multiple of $ .05. 5 JAINI1S W rus spring a ia•Nsman with, their By United Press mission on July 23, 1952, under semi Public lower -training oul,Casey Stened, us his. fourth Leo af the i INTRA-STATE MESSAGE into Orlando, Florida 1 Manager Durocher the provisions of the Keatucky Business or Ne reserve tie tight as,reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, Wasnrigtan Sena- as a Yankee in f.W Asneriean; Wi- has of TOLL SERVICE, quarters of the New York Giants plenty statutes. are as follows: 15.; at Daily Guarantee 'en Hon itenas whiebni our opinion are not for the bibt interest Ducky Har- lly Meyer, In his MIN at Pittsburgh- his team pr • Sr.". at Public VOICe. tors-to ask Manager doubts as Murray: Basis of A Thirty day Month intra.state toll messages dess was heading and said to be on his Way oat. epen a four-game maae-or-break Local Rates for our readers. . ris about reports he Service, Monthly Rata For, Private laranch Earkanis • increased as follows: afte This seems to suige...t that a men- with the league leading will. be for Detroit. derider_ Massa of Service Offered Under Flat Rate . Station-Day rates on The MESS ASSOCIATION atrernean. ages isn t the vitel. bireball cogI Dodgers today. Comercial Station to H. Till KMNT1'CLY It was raining that Brooklyn Both-Way Trunk Rate lam_ Worm- He up to Tariffs ..25c,.; of calls from 8 to 176 miles increase IIATU0NAL REPR4*.sPNTIAULAC11 WITMlial coi. 1368 Ruck, .had .uf.: practice. be's cracked "SeorActutitlY, ...The. Giants trail Brooklyn by Va Contreereisii--ilessame--Rate. rneet in a chaos. cerefully he's just as impoitailt as the bbst games, but Durocher says his club Maimac-Alctrazt.i.s. Xere-„i 250 Park Ave.. Mew York; 307 H. Michigan was slouched -25.° of First Trunk Rate. and Sunday rates' on eins • - NortNot neXT al) entriesi attendance,- ligorre utraS better off lest year - when tftey latusvifianeAuEliticit:e 118.26: • Nitht hJr.. 80 Bolyston St., Hostas.. notior' nee at - 292 nines --M.--- o'cloc ave. Chicago; were farther back. 2-Party Line In R from 6--1-6- Incrtle" Frai =Hialeah. ..25.; of Both-Way Trunk Rate. niceties, the "At that tune." says Duxocher, 4-Party Line vi.26 to 15c. bun Alter the usual Hotel Message Rate Person-Day Rate eel &Meted at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as to east's "we had two real good hitters.- Rural $4.25 ; Person to A.. newsman got do v Business. to 176 miles incre.e,.• . Second Class Matter "what's this Yanks Take Monte Irvin and Willie Mays. iit Residence calls from 8 T1 - -Blacks.- he asked. 25';',of First Trunk Rasa The •- _ _ going the heart of the lineup. Those t- vii Individual Line . Sc to.J5c. aell - abs. tat your Roside.nce the A SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 15c. Per I 144r 4C De- could go like deer in the utitfo-ld.'!, 2-Party Line Night and Sunday rates in culls An of the alp ..lOr, of First Tiunk Rite 202 miles increase Sc muth 65c. oa Calloway and adjoining 01:Ruttier. Per •Year. WO; 1111811- • not IMant:- with eit, 1 but we don't have sues a strong ; 4-Patty Line from I to v. as meet ; trussuickyA. n)alhpilleasaig • -0 Win Over P. R. X. STATIONS and ptereing eyes, hitter in the lineup now. Rural Line $3 10 to 20c. the at sr sibees. Wit ting yaw All Exe hanges Initial Period changed from 4 a moment, then said, Durocher adds that last year Monthly Rate b: thotlent half SERVICE CONNECTIONS, Flat Rate minutes to 3 minutes on calls fr im • 4•1•1•=•M••• when the Giants started their $1.73 TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1952 r g- Thehe Senators now driye for the pennant, MOVE AND CHANGE CHARGES Business 6 to 10 miles. Overtime periliso, It W • "They have a menager oUt there,1 I -famous Greuping Residerige-- . $1.25 they had Sal Maglie takins , Exchange "changed from 2 mintites to I moo Grot font they!" Local ('ailing Scope Basis Message Rate monthly Raid from 10 that. And! eular turn. ute on calls to. 1.1 tnen's There was no. dehyths WASHINGTON Aug. 5 it1PO - 0- Over Business . $115 BASIC ns We Want Socialism? • about his "Now I'm not sure whether 111 ExceiTION4 TO Christ Do Bucky wasn t talkine New York's Gil McDougald drew 25,000 25,000 Hotel and Hospital s„.•'- Bat chi say be able to use • Maglie at all s MILEAGE' SCHEDULES Mrs.] future. But Harris sameSia walk with the bases loaded last t'onnection Charges: Patient Rooms) AS , Diu One of the favorite arguments of those who believe as two anO against Brooklyn,- says Durocino. CILI.NGLD FOL.11.4.16116: ththingthat's as true (night to force in Hank &wee :not Instrumentalities Nut in Place Residence ...... -Hickman: Initials' ueriod . Cla in Socialism is that most of us want it, regardless of how. .vin mei- "He's due out of the hospital arid service Fulton i two makea four. - ',give the Yankee's a 1-0- Makatea • In connection with Hoag statiun. to station cello tie. low about it. know. Buddy, sad, The see how he looks warming providins for much we complain I, "You he the Senators in Washingon. 4111lain Stations, Toll Ter- where the subscciber was creased from 5 mitt ut es to 3 J. I . and wanting a linger at New York's .up Tuesday night. If he looks okay be- -grinning v let pry stretches i Mina's or Private and maintduting. the wiring minutia. The As proof they cite our -socialized" public school sys- newsman. "inanag,i...1 to thecae awl and he tells me he's ready. I might , 'the American League lead 1Branch Exchange Trunk tween the ,switchboard and emarr Overtime period from it minutes- cou ttan the postal sgrvice. T.V.A., and public housing. IOU* job. I don't mean use him Thursday." tern. dub is, a a "11 'cne-half games. Line, each ...... $5.00 $6.75 prior to July 15, 1950 the charge 2 minutes. pre dtst C is pure socialism .i40 iS l• it may ;wand. I mean Al Walk was given am Manager Billy Meyer. whose than go The falorn. aid progrem they. s4y th,at a, The decisive Extension Stations and 4:or ,cach station is 25c 'Ass Collect- charge increased 5e. Ini- cecloc make E siliJ. in the sixeh Pittsburgh team just ended a series . the social seCurity program,and-unemployment com pen- just doesn•t I by Bob Porterfield Yoi Private Br siteh Ex- $215 roathe cmhaurNge lzcootieirlANaboG;;.e.:44. • LAG period rates for station to st.tea---- about you, expendable earned Vic Raschi* his 13th with both Brooklym and New_ tial 111 sation. '4,) I -Talk 'and -- change Stations, each .. ;2.25 male in'etease Sc. Rareosior . added -Harks. :he or n off went the distance doesn't think the Dodgers will cot (tam Tht people. -' - ---,victory. Rilschi in , SIARGEb person to ,. person calls it5r Or-- CI 'Let it be said that much of the way these programs are i ay that 1nn2. -Managers' gave up six hits, the Mine Lapse this year as they did Residence i his face and ' Where the applicant for foretgli initial period- increase 10c. Rate., administered is -socialism:. It is socialism for instance.' a lower ruting taan th 'oat New York ot eff Porter- 1951. Main station or Private located that . Pt Grantwill , have number Meysr. exchange service is so first 3 minutes overtim: .5:. make mueet senae. bvt new _Cgonsuegra. "For one thing," - says Trutt* economical to for for the postal serviee +ts he-loadefl-doww-with. tred_mail.t Ley. Doesn't anst sandy r.ow eh Exchange ivou44-tie..mure T4 seven fire 'ens so cute everything reached base in the sbith tha Giants aren't as .strong Line, each, to pro- C'orilie -5e-• bra or Mail that, does not pay its way. Owners Bauer They P_Z.1_3. .. 11418 the Telephone Cemparry dandruff to !anal! at an error. Mickey Mantle •iotib- as -they were a year ago. and AT., sa - _ It 11:141,1iSfll- to administer a farm, programAhat-gives from tailing on and you Extei___ginit--Stations -- .vide the, foreign exchange a;gu.eisvisterilleP*asewsee5et-.Vallnlietyial Cial)eir;lti .1 dndo-ePon rterwpodifieldingiattejntuitauall IA% miss Mays a great deal Pr i v a t e Branch Ex- - Cht- cos - bast: of need itisteRa inefit. it is NOT •Ter)dance." 7 %sted,alkea --- - - direct from the foreign eirliange_lo tateg.thr person to peraou calls r--2. you Eiucky Harris s011 ir -.loving the can't lose a pitcher like Maili.3 change Stations each Pia 6175 location is.ss,_ the ..., - Tie to parity prices for it." the applicant's Sc socialism to regulate ,marketA insure 'Senators. He •,s rioink: 3 groat Job bases. Then he walked. McDougald without feeling Car Dodgers. Meyrer be- extension or utilization 4 9Lidinf--,5)* coasjeeacton. -Glencoe: Initial per., 1 farm products. with a bunch of mist its, castoffs for the only run in the same. As for the os injuries to Jackie Bola- epas antieds lteinsidielogoillisli . - plant: , for station to station' calls decreer's- Few federal firojeCtS) in Modern limes have been -sub- ond hopeful kids. 7.aut Buckysi lieves the :liall rusl7ne tidl from theoMpli. irer • Roy Campanella and Billy Entire service or any For the distance from 4 minutes 'to 3 minutes to mote criticism than T.V.A. and 99 people out words are as *sue zor any -ever inson. to the cehtral •f- jected hurt the club. Bus he utilized or cant's location lectiriivachachargel or New spoken by a baseball man. Cox have instrument foreign exchanse area we of every, 100 believe it is strictly a liernocratie he Way think they'll fade this tine. Branch Ex- (ice in the 7-at4ileesfor5c.staoion t- i Sc, far this season, live man- doesn't Private service is to be fur- Alt Deal project. 'Nothing could be further from the truth. with the injuries," says. change Stations, each .. $2 25 $2,75 Iron which station cfaill,rs 5c. agerail dreams nave gone ()Own "Even mileage charge of Tot It was during a Republican Administration that the • 1 *till think Brooklyn is Moves amines: nished a person to person tne drainpipe. hey Stand Meyer„ and fraction thereof, air ova to sell Muscle Shoats as a war sur- enough to win.' Bunions sad Residence per mile ..T the initial period incroise a, , proposition was made • The Boston Braves, +teed with strong far of Main Station, Extension nt, and cur the first 3 nonoh•s ore - plus project. and it was a Republican Scriato:. .he late slumping attendance. Itid for the Standing of the Team' :plic set ond Private.. Branch Ex- linWe hnlerewas urtheum increases 5c. 'George Norris; who blocked it and eventually sponsored spectator dollar ny sacking rommy service is so Leati-j, WiWI. Kitty League change Stations, change exchange Southern 5.5Telephone and the -Tennessee Valley. Authority, passed in 19:1:;- after a Holmes and failing_ up Charlie economical fur in- '- time'" . Here Is The in type of equipment to it is not - Telegraph t'empie• c rt Democratic' President had been-elected. Grimm. • Team W Pct. one Company tosespravide the the man who lea Fulton 6525 handsets, and tq other servico di.-eet • Gs. It T.V.A. sorialism, we wishwe had the same'sort Of Eddie Sawyer, ...s., $2.25 $2.75 tereign exchange C. Hunter a -pennant in' 1950. 51 12 types. each exchange ;n -ho Jot "authority- td•:every important river valley in the coun- the Pints to Paducah from the foreign - Kentucky Manager their first in 35-years, was bc.encc-d. Madisonvalre 47- 43 Philosophy RESTORATION or SERVICE applicant's location by ths extee• Ne try, Like all other publicly-owned projects•there is en- bean sus- Etta,. O'Noill. e latlure et Detroit Unam ('it) 45 16 495 Where service has non or utilizatum of existin Ha af charg:s -Dsy sielither serious.: damao tirely too much socialism practiced in its administration,. and with the Boston Rod Six, took Owensboro 44 49 .473 pended for non-payment For the. dietaries, b Pa. service is made only tile CIA-acre--cucumber •top ard but, that doesn't mean there is anything wrong with the over the whiz kids. Hopkirtsville 38 53 414 iestoration of central office from which the ;u1s. Of Stevenson of all charges due the toniatoes in Edrtuoson cur :c authority itself. Red Rolle got his walking papers Mayfield 38 S3 4113 upon payment scriber normally would It served • plus a restoration charge of $2.90. We might as well say the .poistal.service is no 'good be- at Detroit. Fred 'Hutchinson was Jackson 311 54 .413 and the central office in the for- als AltYLILIARY LLNES cause Ci.figret: won't give up the personal privilege. nor called in to coax the Tigers out of sign exchange area trims whack den. Sere ice Only, each lore furnished a mile- lerkh Ju • the - their etghth-place National League Ks United Preis service is to be •P impose etioutet postage to make service pay. That, out with the MONTHLY RATE per mile or 4% Rogers Hornsby los. Team W L Pet. age charge .4 $425 of course, is not socialism, it is just, plain poor business. sehYd 8 10 Business Ind Line Flat Rate invasu.- r kite *.?‘ WIII St. Luis Browrues.'..prIsuiriabey Brooklyn66 30 686 of Adlai E. Streil,e.hlsoln:-al ne-"xP'res* fraction thereof, air line di• . :The' lierntscratk administration thht passed most of the becauae of his wnip-crackine Mao in recent speeches: TERMINALS ment, will apply . New York 60 .17 619 where this service is BOY social legisiatiott have insisted there v-TiT-iiuthing so- Marty Mairion .-epiaced On the issue ail welfare,. he says: At exchange TELETYPEWRITER EXAM liNGE St. Louis 58 44 Z•76 ofilered Each . . rsa, elan-stk. about it. And really there .need not be. The Just is week ago, a fifth shaJor 54 4; 535 "government in this age has a 'SERVICE •Sust. Philadelphia ecanemic MONTIILV RATE nalt only•criticism nt,ot ••f the programs is in the socialistic league manager oil the 1562 Chicago 51 50 305 responsibility for the LOCAL CON SEC TIONs Sewell, welfare of Same as Business Ind. Line Flat way they are administered. Cincinnati ciunaod Luke Boston 42 ad 420 ^s well as the physical Two Point ceenectiens because the werw Rate. minutes or haction We believe, for instance. that practically everybody apparently Cincinnati 42 GI 408 the people." For 5 in At'l..•nth 'dace and sink.rg Wt. rights. iat sty.. hereof, wanted something dohe to.- the boys who laid'down their Pittsburgh ...... 30 ot 283 As fair civil 3.17•ANt.11 EXCHANGE And whom do aou ruppose was -des-sect:icy knows no coluf law. TRUNKS Conference Connections • jobs and • fought ‘Vold War Two. But the Monstrosity in to get. try! Cincinnati ship th • pro- each 5 Minot.,. at 'called I hope very much that Trunk Lines, eaca per month: sor we call the "ti. I. 'Bil1 of Rights" was purely socialistic of 'atate on a straishr sourso-none American Lessee of civil ,rights can be ad- hereof for each of the Slats ns in- W L Pets blems Ftat Rate: Isecanse it Jewareed vete-rans on the basis of need and other than Higers HornsOy, the Tana ministered by the states and ad- cluded in the connection in et- When it's 61 41 587 Both-way 13.4 Ind, 1...10C Flit Hate. not as a reward for service rendered. man who couldr't mane a go me New York ministered adequately " cess of the statmit Mania, 1,na tne (sty to ha e Cleveland 58 46 .558* Inward it-4 Ind Line Flat Rate. sh pleatant • i It is a notable fact that when, the New Deal launched it- with the Browns. he has -aid that (he party hav- call. --3 23 a Fr $ endless Boston 55 45 550 But Message Rate, an excisaintes all day! our it Dues it make serse this cannot ."retrazit" from its stand iNimicsiaNGE CON NEC110NS bre th social programs phtterned them after European So- muds, Washington 54 47 ala ing a message rate scnedule: shiftieg of man:leers?' Not in 1948 for a compultniy for Rate TWO rebid ! schemes. The experience of Switzerland %Ouch teat Philadelphia 50 ta 510 First Trunk. Ind. Line Msg. especially when „ Liu celsider employment practices commission. message, al-. Increases for initial petied rates alertimm:t has had social sec ur0, and man: other benefits, longer la of the 16 maao,sais tosele tooe Chicago 53 51 510 Additional. without e .On foreign policy. 'he says: -I per month . range from Sc to 10c. Report ishars than any other nation. and 'A-bleb-Mos likewi•e had Lets run St. Louis 43 63 406 (mance, each LOROPHYLL thebeen filed as failures am a believer in the so-called S, Ind, Line Mtg. Rate - longest oi Detroit 36 57 .150 • Noe') Deodo. period prosperity. was totally. ignored.- Swilz. down the list. • post-war- polity of 'assistano• awl in excess of allowance o O'Neill, the likaisagcs program is purely'n'T,IFIItary. and is p. 'd ty the we ve mentioned resistance"-assistance to the fiefs trunk line 0-4r•• TH PASTE Who i0St tart in . first CP cmployer and employee. A4I programe are ad. 17/PW. PhIlly bOla Yesterday's Results "rid and resistance to COmmuto Ind. Line Excess Ass. Rate, Z can spark/met oetr...t. Also Hornsby. ministered locally by neighbors of these receiving aid. Boston and Kitty League Ism Message Rate in Connectian with 95 DRIVE IN o es Net Siam ,the Cincinnati triar.ager. who has a -13 When those who taco(' socialism say most people cvant Paducah 67..Madisorivilk -We tried perhaps too hard at ndAExch.mpargstemenNtotifoi tii.set:inSig •r Mien fired from every massioteliar win Jecav it, %Se. just simply don:t believe Fulton 9. Hopkinsville 5 the close of the wan and slo_tiy Pteice I ins. '4 • 1,ghl, it.. -job hea undertaken. 4 thereafter to work together in Message Schedule: Tuesday and Wednesday Few people:. would want to r•peal the Twentieth ('en tatwthoturtgehnit _ Jackson 12, Mayfield -ehrtits Mr '1'‘. Odors urtr,nybewastlicitua- City 5 with all of air major First butioviay tiunk, includ- !7" but do they Owensboro 7. Union nutual amity tury. want to sto e trend towards national War II " ing an allowance of 75 local "THREE GUYS NAMED Secarase se allies in World uankruptci. They want it,- ere. tu_Ettialand. France and to inspired helot:as Lomas messages, each per mont ..$630 I .alai.°- Economy ny cie Cubs, Its NatIonal On Korea, he says. "the defense MIKE" •-• elsew he-re. I • nas fired sciieduled Additional trunk without saes- tube . slany with lenkc -Man- No games of freedom can often be a They want a L hassiie because they .have tied the same when ,s to sage allowance, each Wyman, Van asey Stenzel. conaidered job, but it is not one with Jane ism - and don't Those of us who would like to .deedi Angriest' League be evaded for that, reasou." Messacrs ip excess of allow- 0 ancie first trunk ...... 04-,3 Johnson, Howard iKeel SCOTT DRU im pr o c ed poytal sert im prnved education and contin- °Y t :St w York I, Washington economy. he says: -There Braves- -Chia he Dreseen cf Brook- About Louisville $850 '70 .04-1 and Barry Sullivan uotl -on and 0:1 prins.on'ilf T. V. A. are liuite wilting to-Lak i)n who tailed at t_ittclianatt- is always fat tin be found in gov- 4- Charge Per otir. halices iiate.er. change- that may be necessary eLeity Harn, or w.ainin,steri. let Today's Games ernment budgets:* Message in the feticrol- roveramerst in r to'make these great blessings democratic instead! g-. by _the yanks Lsu Dui _r.-hts Silly League lie says )4esitilly Message Excess of ti, Ss...ed out of Brook- City at Ownnsbuew should be kept "as sarall-16'-Mo4aci or socialistic, Union pos- Allowance AllAvance alaity Marlin of The Browss. mayrield at Jocinoes •• . and as local iri character as states must work as LoRuaistsville UTMOST BEAUTY of STYLE. • uriced by the ;:arclinals. le.nrny Hopkinsville' at Fulton sible.- The 70 04 •11 is "natural allies and usatul $550 tSties of the Atuleties. Madisunaalle. at Padua: Accurate and ---and Loa pens in- today's battle against er- Paducah Dependable ith -the White Sox 75 Sox, once Leam guftment try a bloated ljacle Sam $6.50 Yoh In km. :see this bustutilui SPORTS- LINEUP BmirdrehU01 ihe Nation's Ower.sboro ' . a sucked by ClevAeoft fie )41 at New Tack . bursting at the seams." .04 new . say,.: 'It is 1$13 50 75 Bulova to appreciate Os' • • ';',.•-. '.. n B . • . . •.: in a crat -for Want to atoinn ye 6 ' frienc's with Loes. -J. vs Hearn On states rights. he. , • wrongs, she failure to perform Fr k fort work that has gone into it. Vs .„ o i'Si . • • . .. •-•...... so . ra e. '•oy a ao. • questiunls*The enswero are delp:hia at Wigan-51)0.Phil 2- twi- the 76 54 1 Meyer necessary-s services a d e u c It, !Mj0d iti" ...4'• 5...• •••• ,.. :..y.' r - able-tn is:1y iir- .13." . . . night-Roberts 416-611 and hate a complete selection `to I, vs Bickford i7-10i and Sus- which makes fur centralize)/ ales- STATIONS: ....,-...._ -- --- , .7-12i Pi • SERVICE thiJovn Watches. a . . cf,fa• Sase.'Y ,,i Gf•ll'grl•. iiare RA_ B,,,,„,.. i...tit 46.101. fers of power ind ftroctran 14 OLASS. IFARMERS' 11,155 - UAL . St Louis ot federal government' Flat rate service is furnisned -- c..rd,n,i, :..-t 1 t 75 corruption ,n .. 7,. ....1'. ,i...---; has eigne-1 li in' Is' Mizell , VP. Hogue .1-21 . On the issue of a rate for-. cavil station .if too,- 142.5) fipvernment, he has said: -Public ".• : . A I ' n, G orata 6.ae•h W:1! 'Chicago at Cincinnati-night-- sixth of the rate ,istteatilepemi - top to bottoin, fro n r 4 . - se i.e•emintei ,. WICker I 9...2 • vs, 'r is -teem individual line business'-'llat Jan. Aat.ching Expansion ftStt- -:,,,.. ,onct it WI t gait o ate 1 ie; ca, as n ians Iii the high and hazy to. the low service within the base rate area. . STher. Band . iei .,-,i.t re Sli.JIY lazY, do not. coeFtipt each the minimum rate ;Tem lin.) being fixer. Be- ..,_•...• -I to- - C . Americas- LsnElnil Rebind every fig is a _the_ rate roe Individual tines bum!. s Na. rs, •4 • 1.P.-(.• SoUth A.... . York at WaiiigtiM-hi hind every -Toby and Otrifluestc4inexs flat ruts all* thin Its.. Exhil)ition New wand.; to --1. 1leynokle .12-70. vs Shia peddler is someone who base rate-itrea. If there, are less Boston at Philadelphia-night- int luenc; I than .six stations connected to on,. - 5 • -Hartley lab ir ; les ! CLEVELAND. Aug Ifudson 17-0. vs. Shantz ;19-3'. He says---thit Tait line, the rate fee. eaah station b.a.'s leaded single by ev,i, A Detroit at St. Louts--niaht- Grays law has " in some respects helpeii the rate fer six. stations •.divideerlry 'oh !Leon:, gave the Cineirinati it is..s hest. Florkoweki 9-1It vs. -C3111 .6-6t t nd in other respects number of stations f.-•tnnected • c.a. • cv .sv- sinaitia•MXULou- 7-5 victory over Igge.-CiAve- 1' stensli resit 'the • . Reds, A Cle% eland at Chicago - her- It needs revision, but, to the line. - 11-h ird- ' "''• I ft. n' ,• Walt-r 'lead Indians ,lagt night .•ri Co . Ionise niiha -Lemon ,12-91 ana G..areta he repealed" ...1.use • Duke Of !hibineorei a .rr-..-- at Cltveland. party. sic - 5•11, (7 (FAIRNESS' Harr,in. ar .14-7. vs Kretlow (2-1, and ririss The Republican CLASS s 1 Bork oc ',:i't hit ehrinix1'd a litre' torn with trreconcittbie son- EXLMANGESI • It • .• th.• fsv •e. s.,[11 41.: ' 'Is ' rile• ci..lit ;mune Iran; ta.i..- !jut; fiacts between men and i.s.get. he- Flat .rate -service, is furnished '•ar'Y W-.3d , - !!' t 1, th .,_ • - o • en ice fc,• the Reis 'ta'eefl varorous yearnia; Is ?'C - at a rate for each both•way ;l eo!, t)V HIGIOAA I' CON TAM TS A AND ' • lii, ' STRANCE DAXEROIS It''t f dIterr - Mickey Harr, .11- _ Areal 0. a dear. dead 'mast, rud- line of twice the inchtidual line Ha; -mar- 511 Mks tn.' Deign is th': s-verith ' C'OVER 127 MI2 ES Ina-ad -a sit, _le tan 51n the .• - ContraciN derless between forttiright eon- business fiat rats' .% sIn- EXPERIMENT IN LOVE...AND MURDER! •a - a in She FRA•NKFDRT. K •':ine -the three . eniinters - ed' tai miles oi servation, hopeless reaction and in the base .rate area. -Tsui* line...-. .'• '0i-VI!',7 tare' t!nsa far conatruCtim ANDklikS :( if g'r11 to - taC the at a Oast ..1 51.267.40.5 .19 flattering nnee.trioiarn.' rt, tmonI GENHIERNPI DANA SI Sle.,o' variit ,the drstana 1 highways Fr, nk aided be the Department. Bean party reininda me of the nut" serviceComa.tobc fol'the Tneelf-svp"hohein'""i WEBB .nrian in .1nadIng :115 Sean' veixeSan standing ClIFTON 1, • •-;* • t , feer...finr 1,r HighWrifit :IX trAr result of the 'who sterynd to . death pany's central (aide" are- not OIL- 'to Ilse mythical 'Phi° 1,aisei.all stacks of has trying r • •, '7,'1',s; "•.:" • ..t ! letting July II Thu' contrarts W.'ir between Iwo nished. r",, doom as, ship ".-. -1 make up its mind which' in.eats • ibet 1 tutt.„. sier.p.•,,r, .._h„:„.,,,,11.,,i t„..,,,,,_pwarde'll -this .w.-•1:k and work will ;to sa‘tvicg •. '•••• '• • On the national f,mergercy, he JOINT esti' ', I. it Dohy on(i for :h- soln- Joint use of a subscriber; eel-- . "5 Anti,- tArry rays. "Vivre are no painTs lairt,estrri.d ullia.1,::::„...,:m..,,,..,,, :n.. inflation. CoMmo- vier and one listing in the - ,Ad ,i :..; k ,r; ..I ! ...... ,„„.:::: war, .:Thrzit„n to li i'. B rrossioner ,if Hit aviwy.; Will., 'one fear Beal velem. of the dir a•t•,, ,f ":,..111.•!.• in la cal:idles.'nism. mperts.t$sm, hiintee. !sand tii witnes's tho contest. Curlin eave.s wore I. stub- Pirnishert tife tothneint • •• • *. • , .. !••TtS W..,. ,,,,veriA ,intoleranee and :.11 the bar , •,.,,. r i? a io•h se ent_an fi',Pn' ••• 7- W.:1"y IIV.. P", iv." ly rates: --AN • •' • • 1 s eo'ore+, burn problems that beast et.' no.

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AUGUST 5, 1952 MURRAY, KENTUCKY /AY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1953. THII URGER & TIMES, met n• calls from 200 to 300 macs ins 'Mrse-G, • Leased Sc. 'onfereact Emmet/ow 34 per word, minimums 'barge Opens Home .For nitial period ratee increased ec, 50c for 17 words. Terms sash in Club News Activities Lottie Moon Meet ncreases for additional statien WOMEN'S PAGE for each insertion. ates for initial period range frees CLASSIFIED ADS advance The home of Mrs. G. T. Lilly • c to 10e. was the scene of the meeting of Ilvertime at Ociamm, Easy ,num ill 11110//1 W eddingl Locals the Lottie Moon Circle of the Wo- NOTICE: Canning pea -Mes! Bring .VEACHES-A few bushels of nice 'he overtime rate per matinee or man's Missionary Society of the i . your container 4 miles on NOrtelaf Belle of Georgia naw ready and ruction thereof is one-titled FOR RENT First Baptist alhurch held Mon- highway. J. W. Cole . Aug. 0-Pd. plenty of Elbertas efrer Wedees. he-conference initial period rate;. e Mary Sue Rose Becomes The Bride Of day evening at seven-thirty o'clock. FOR BENT: Two rum epartmeir ' day-worm ft l'• B. MeDarne Miss 7umputed to the even or next Mrs. Harry , Harnpsher was in. teas orchard 6 mites West a. ewer multiple of $ .05. furnished. Couple only. 904 Main PERSONALS charge at the interesting program tract. Phone 583. a.31) FOR SALE of -Marray on Lynn Grove high- Holmes Dune INTRA-STATE MiEsiSIAGE hi-14004iisl HemicefremenY presented at the meeting. -Watch foe sign ' A7p TOLL SERVWE, way The meeting was opened with, FOR SALE: Modern divan bed,. Rob Parker of the United States day for _Hope: Ark for a visit prayer by Mrs. Ray Brownfield' intra-state toll messages NOTICE tales for Excellent condition. Call 1212-J. Navy „is a patient et a hospital with Mrs. Scott's parents, Mi. and after which Mrs. Paul Pardue led increased as follow: iU be a4c Waitted in Honolulu. He is the son of Mr MI'S. Harley B. Price. the stoup in singing "What A Station-Day rates on - , • ,• Station to AVAILABLE: Posdem for soles and Mrs. Don Parker of Murray. Friend We Have In Jgaiis." from 6 to 176 miles Mereitsc Salary and or commission. :alls mall. R_SALE--One good washing WAJarAIRK_V_ M'Altaw parking Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Doherty....2hose taking part ih the pro- k ler ter Retalf-Sates experic, cc destrab. machine, slightly used; several lots one or thrett.'even to five- 'WI:Fe the weeke:a g-ue-Sti W-Es graM were Mrs. Allen and Sunday rates' on ealls own Tip and • Niel le, not compulsory, lteply its,i-d kerosene ranise.s, all thiriy shift. Call 1320-W Adp Mt. and Mrs. Doran sister, Mrs. Jack Dasas and Mr. Mrs. 0. B. Jones, Mrs. J. B. Bar-, -le Iron) 61ó292 nilleT "Tek!grlisr - viftuirg:_2rusr-32:1177-1"Are- 25 45. • tons, Tommy ani slimmy, have Davis of Memphis. Tenet, keen and Mrs. A. W. Russell to Miami, I5c. This is a profitable upening for gains; wood stoves .ey the single returned from a vacaticn Mrs. Joe Pat Ward. vice-chair- TEACHERS WANTED .(Whit) Person to Person-Day Rate tie the right man_ . tfc or half dozen lots, just• make Fla. While there they were the Mr. arid Mrs. Urban Starks have man, presided at the meeting. Dur- miles . Elenii_ntary ante hiseh set:awls ,a2.- calla from 6 to 176 increase a bid on them. illicit.? Gas Com- :uests of Mr. Doran's sister and as their guests their daughter-a:- ing tae business session the grepp NEW HOLLAND Forage Harvester 800 tu 55.400; collea., 53,600 to Sc to...15e. pany, 504 Main, phone 1177 Age family, Mr. and Mrs. a. B. Som- law., Mrs. Joe Eaware Starks ariet voted to meet on the first Teesday rates as and Silage Blowers -flew Hol- e8,000. Baltimore l'cache r s Night and Sunda▪ y culls mers and daughte-, Dianne. baby. Susan, of Los Angeles, Calif.,. evening in September instead of land Twine and Wire Tic lialerst Agency, 516 N. Chai!es St., Bat- •. . from I to BA miles increase, Sc PEACHES fbr sale-Odell :alines, 'and Donald Stares oi San-Die-go, fEelarst Monday. -New Holland Twine, and tunole, Md. A17p to 20c. just beyond city 1iesit or H tzel Albert Lee Stone of Kingspert. Calif. Donald arrival us Murray Delicious refreshments were ser- Genuine Parts. Also Black Hawk Initial Period changed from 4 glad Al" Tenn., is spending his -two weeks' •kist night for a three weeks' visit ved by Mrs. Lilly. trim Corn Pickers and Snapperi.-A minutes to 3 minutes on calls vacation with his parents. Mr. and with his parents. Mc in be r s present were Mrs. Picker sheep in price only iord two doe, 6 to 10 miles. Overtime peri.rts Im- FOR SALE:71939 Mrs. Fred Stone. Cdiney Andrus. Mrs. Ray Brown- mediate Delivery. Water Valley like new inside as) -out, alto changed from 2 mintites to 1 atm..' LOOK: LOOK! field. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen. Mrs. C. Implement Cu., Watar . Valley, 1937 Dodge four door, 26.000 miles ate on calls from 10 to 14 mil. WILL PAY THIS WEEK Earl Osborne, Jr . of the United Mr., Mrs. Walarop L. Caldwell, Mrs. Harry Hamasher, Ky. Phone 94:1-R-4. ExcEr11om4 TO smite States Navy left Monday after a Mrs. Porter Holland, Mrs. G. B. -• - Hosts At Buffet MILEAGE SCHEDULF.4 _Heavy Hens 18c two weeks' visit in Murray for San Jones. Mrs. Allen McCoy, Mrs. AS Antonio, Texas, to visit his parents. CILANGED FOLLOWS: 1.egborris 14c Dinner-On Sunday . Keith Morris. Mrs. Pardons -Out- Fulton-Hickman: Initial, ecried grJfls Is Radio Entertainment Mr. and Mrs. Earl Osborne, Sr., Mr. and 'Mrs. H. T. .1'aldrap en- land.. Mrs. Paul Perdue, Mrs. A. ese Cox • 12c for statiun to station' calti tic - arid daughter, before returning to tertained Sunday evening at tneir W. Russell. Mrs, Joe Pa: Ward. • 25c rails U t es to 3 Fryers his naval base at Cot pus Christi, home wah a dinner foe the to.r.eild- creased from 5 40c ?ars. Glen Hndges. Mrs. Cleburno minutes. Fresh Eggs Texas. ship Class of the Fa A Idetheaist Actains and Mrs. Lilly. • • • Overtime period from -3 ethane- 1340 WNBS 1340 Chureh. Guests were Mrs. Elia abet h Market Price for re 2 eminutes. Highest Mr. and Mrserrank Sykes spent The dinner w:,s served buffet Thartipson, Mrs. Lee Williams, Miss Colim4- charge Mereased be. Ina- a Hides and Hams the weekend in St. Louis. Mo. style. Tables were set up in the Elizabeth Fay Upchurch and Miss sublet - it, c Image stihsoul hal ,'Period rates for station to saw"- Dial Phone Prices They were acompanied by her beautiful back lawn at the waairop Shirley Andean. calls inarease Sc. R.eeetalor . notice aunt, ;Mrs. Finis L. Btandon and home. A delicious 'dinner of ceura ,i a • • person to person calls Mr Hr'- Kelley's Produce Mr. Branders of Aehland City, try ham and friend chicken with Is initial period increas5. 10e. Rates Tenn. the extras was set ved. Family Picnic Wednesday, August 6, 1832 South 13th St. Phone 441 • • • tfor first 3 minutes- overtune Residence Phone 441 Rev. Paul 7'. Lyles gave thanks lield Saturday At - Eacca 'Talc -42:15 litoonlissia_TredICS Mrs. Clarice Jacobs of Hopkins- preceding the dinneis Hymn Time 12:30 Church of Christ Ville the guest of her Mint- Mid T. WaIrtrow ines•cient crtethe Paris Landing Park 0:30 • The Paris Landing-State Park at', charg2rdreases Sc. Initial period R45 Calloway Capers 12:45 Luncheon Music tumle, Mn. and Mrs. Vernon Stub- class: recognize-1 the teachers of to persoa colts in- blefield, Sr, and ner sister. Miss the class who are Jadge It. Halt- Scott-Fitshugh Bridge near gririi, rate.* or person 0:55 News All Star to 1.45 Mary Shipley. G. B. and Miss Tenn., vaas the scene of 1 family crease Sc. Morning Cheer Holland Hood, Mrs. acutt 11%5 • • • held on Saturdi y. Owerston-Glencoe: per, 1:15 Clock Watcbm the Troutdale. • picnic 2:01, News en- calls decreosa Mr. and Mrs. Lee William's er hole talks waiss mad. by Judge A delicious picnic lunch aas for station to station to 8:00 2:66 Maple for you.te 2:45 LAKEVIEW joyed by the group. from 4 minutes 'to 3 issinuteea'aa ' II:00 News Mrs. Holmes Dann Columbia, Ni(1., are the gueets of Heod, laither Hobertsen and Harty 2:45 Those present were Mr. and Mrs. least charge increases Sc. Morning DeVottOP -their parents, Mr. and Mrs. NV, P. Sparks. Groupeesinging was hell 3:30 usic for Wee Impressive in its simplicity V. 115 the 'bride, served as her maid of Me. ' and Mrs. Jahn period rate for sta!ion 8.31) Orgii.1 Rev. ties Roberts of Murray and Mr, and by the entire .T.e)up. Claud Steele, Initial 3:45 'Music for Wsd.• the wedding of Miss Mary ,Sue tenor. Her full skirted blue eyelet DRIVE-IN Mrs. W. P. Williams of 'Paris Approximately seventy-five per- C. Steele and daughter, Mr. and station calk increases 5c. 5-45 Morrung 4:00 Postcard zrarade to o:00 dress was complemented Rose. daughter of .Mr. and M a. organdy Tenn. Mrs.. Connie Steele and children. Rates for person to peram seals Moments a& L/eVotleill 1•!1=11 white 1 sons were preaen. Cary Rose, to Holmes Dunn, son with a pearl Choker and Gloria and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Otho fer the initial period incroase R15 Melody Tim* 5;00 Sports Parade of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dunn, !access...ries. She carried a tosegnY Burton, Mrs. tmractt Henry, all of •and •tur the first 3 minutes ovt 0:45 Public Rarities 5:15 Teatime Topics Tuesday and Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Scott left to- Brother John Brinn performed of pastel shades of fuses -and the county; Mr. and Mrs.,Charlie arne increases 5c. 111:00 News 5:30 Teatime. Topics "HONG KONG" Social Calendar carnations. Moody and children, Tressee Ana gu$r Erli, Telephone and '&05 Rural Rhythm 5:1.5 Sagebrush Serenade sturring Ronald Reagan and this double ring de'rniony Friday Mr. Dunn left an a Wed- ' Serving as best man was itichard anaqiirs. and J. is. Pat, of Bueneran, Tenni" ' Telegraph Crinpan, Rural Rhythia • 6:13) News Rhonda Fleming .evening, August 1. at the RASO s:mem. ding trip: to the Great'.Sm.)Icy _ Nesbitt, couVin of, the bride Mr.' and Mrs. Homer Steal aiid 1 Letwi Back and Lastest . 6:15 la tween the Linn ,borne on South Twelftn Street. Sirs. Rose. thg bride's. mother. Mountains. . -- Tuesday. August 5 • . • C. Hunter Gretin daughter, Tressa Jean. and M1114 Lean Beek Ind LlSts . 6:30 St. Loine-Pittsbargh game to I The fireplace banked with ferr.s chose a dress of gold tissue faille For traveling the bride wore r Group I of the Christian Wo- . Kentucky Manager . Thursday and Friday Prestene Guest, ill of Washingten. • 141 1340 cub 9:00 .and arrangements of white gladaat with white accessories. Het flow. silk dress ail aqua print. She com- men's Fello.v.Fh.tp ok4the Pir3t 11:15 "THE MILKMAN" formed a D. C. 1341. club • 9:00 Plattertimo ta 10:00 ' and chrysanthemums pleted her costume wan white Christian Church still meet wain • • • U. ‘...ather dainapd O'Conner IL3u seante Vocals .10.00 News starring Donald 'background for the ceremony. ; Mrs •Dunn, mother of Vas bride- accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Muke Overbey nine-thirty cucurrib:c 'sop ard DRIVERS ADVISED 1113)-acre- 11:45 alatrvester tlymralma 10:15 Listeners Request to 1100 ' The bticic Wore a ballerina dress wore a rose nyl en print Mrs. Dunn was graduated from o'clock.. AgSca•---=-O !aria TO SECURE LICENSE the tomatoes in Edineeisen • aay, 12.00 11:00 Sign OR I accessories and Almo High School and attended I • - Mews of white nylon marquisette over dress with black • • • FRANKFORT, Ky.. -Kentucky v. bite carnations. Aturrtly State Collage. At present si.tin. Accenting the tight fitting a curses e of drivers operating a veine.le without was held after the she is employed by the Murray Tuesday, August 5 bodice were tiny tucks and sell A reception license see subject to fines of not immediate tana-!Manufacturing Company. The Woman's Society of Chris- tethered button:. A velvet belt. ceraeneny for the nor mere than $500 11.tifah , a of First Metho- less than $200 of the bride and bridegraem. The bridegroom. graduate tian Service of the tepptd the full gathered skirtellies the Depirtment oft Revenue said • Male ' was centered a ith a Hazel .High School, served 'with dist eahurch will meet at two-thirty Her dutch' cap was of white !Ace 1 The today. le . minature bride doll surrounded by!the La S. Army Air Force for me u*cloc's at the chat-ch. 4 and her only- jewelry was tiny •The official deadline for renew- ' an v.'nite chrysanthemums and tern !year. He is now employed by the /aql C by pertel earirrigs. She carried ing a* license %ea.: midnight. July J.\ by tube roses three tiered wedding ceke top- MurrayElectric System. i surrounded The orchid im- MACK will reside tempo. • The Jessie Hoesten Service Club 3L Fines of $L are n 5W being ragiELSIE and showcied with white satin ped with a brute and greom steal- The couple ...twin•r•,,,,•••kv-ate / mov- will meet at the lwrrie of Mrs posed on persons who failed to streainers ors a white satin coverd ette was also decorated with flow- irarify with her parents before Style'. South 15ta Street, at secure their license la lore tha set lees and greenery. ing into their new home being Grant seven-thirty o'clock, date. censervatory. Sam ana Taeas alisa Katie Ruse Linn. cousin tit Immediately after the reception 'built on Irvan Street.. I .1 away. at sae irounerence oed-:.'sr were saceaa vet iv* they eat. '-1•0,. • 'I s --toad and deter/limed little a- By Ernie Busluniller vainest. brisst. etassalaa . 4., , • iele.a.a 11 - seas magma • .ea - le. fatamac, nas.a.-eriaal NANCY e:. Mat• is-v.'. seaehol tirennts• tr. :he -1 ., 11.1, irree•sly riding tor on MS bicycle's t4 .4.1.0- ey,- anei laa_aler3-•••erte4 reesin When it's creeehar the tato: fir ONLY ENOUGH TO I 1-Wu .4 W:tti iPi. •••ftrast r.•I:_i: DID YOU SWEEP t I 13 a .1 allowing her t:. sit by the hoar. easy to ha Wel the Jentiary MAKE THREE TINY , 1.. I nee-ethnic...1 torrid In his gas i hria innt.VeS ot' THE HOUSE LIKE • fr th plesient , I oa an 1‘,..:.,r;ie.t xin ar,,t t • worksnoe. sae to n d the I .1,-;-enly out 2' MUD - PIES bre th all day! 6.1111.;;_s t... 1,, .1•114/ I 4.114C, long rage et N:maa. I TOLD YOU te•t.i by the., oltiage ta tall: lock to him when !Iglaneal ovar I ,-1 "You'll ruin your re• alcrIssa -6 1. be Ab,i-rte.t the atitherity t :tenter- I irtta r ti.e trial ked. "ta • llgiii." hod ital.lt- to think ap ...igorous and in- 4.-r-••• 1$'; put CGW71 her akete' tee k. • LOROPHYLL r1 her. si.:kt to reek rolling retorts to his jibe... al-1 ease. "I've finieli•aa• ease =ea • A 14. "tea. • - With the Aria:saw: awayesteee tarts Deodomf 1.:iv:a jast of being prialeged t,S ti.-41. Jeremy way. rovrt bee Lating (YES, TH PASTE sa other girls treated their broth- ittletehrd tztr.m..n:Y %VI." ti if:F.-ark morn- qvcr ter Wait than kt her nanial M M tan wart an era with casual rudeness a slit who. ite her teeth fall r•lr-ted in nee lip. "tiove ths Sla- lot' love. es Not .s..1..re tit: the other 1.111.0 }-011?" the !. at high sae!, gale te 811/11114.11.4. Nursed was a freshman "'Attrato.-. iat :1 I hate to piny Was In nie •,e.ersisinn l'Int they ecimet wheis Mt like tani a:1 enjoy it." the time he 'Went . s.nd i!ce...n and nut earner year. By aard, Jeteray." actiool. Nance amt.. a- ell take a to ftrisay, eauvag from ntreorbeti in her own t,e'4t in the it n te e if was haiipils tura It mails.• and scarcely Economy tease a taeams„ ey earse ustr- inter est and Vie "I it Lt. riAl Of 'missed him. %Vito: eame home tube ... Itt• ears v.i a. tree. I:rat...lye, It be, at vas:Macao, elle jeered affection- cluo • Inat ratevresering medical iecurrent eastiasiere. tame' ately at tha chough,for ',..!,:ozs I wiint thiontett, and he hooted• SCOTT DRU in her ,te-s, era 1 tel I., Is. do." • By Badman Van Banta at her offhand con- ABB1E .an' SLA tithed met maratied 1St :lie lie diejaireatisely 'I 'mow," Sae 'That's that ehe was going to be 11 soon:. laves:nos 'hat it• •A /casein the seay bill•-1;...1 V, eon't you GASP:) commercial artist • THAT CAE NO(' SUFt:.7 -ALL7 ho ,clem: :t had teem an • thsr.a7 Mentes earaethier just ae. BUT /ILL *MUTEST •."'t Jett nry wrs it go,,a a 15 THAT 1.1E'Ca tlter ft:n.41..No nn.- wanted a And iti.ommiy, wh,r .'ac.'. 51L;.T 821,04IGS WHO' iv .:3v ▪ Thurstoma Gee. A:. etsmnite ['- tS9:.3steN MITI1611111V etaay little ..or.yeet- interning at the to Leaven, derrart a 3 1.30:a5 'Jet THE ' Wt.L VOL; aNE 111(..STItal, an.! Nanec had al, all the unasceraphshca Oil i.ove • fasieb CIRCUS -tS COM:NG MIGH1 CALL IT CHARACTER, lho. fleet of her. watt-aces oast; mid tads.° ( 140ST BEAUTY of STYLE. Ilr.tri Lett ahe3rat0-he-remien- signed 'KAN A CIRCLiB•• Billiard, the gulf of a Mi.* Ilea% or a' ctrect TO tob day. .. with fleapit "ail. 'betel belie:eve-them was no Linger twee:jar -if that's hia ids.* of 5A/Q N - kccurate and Dependable Ireland had year; • these. WAWA cr.ity iteaaeta."- .•iire buitutifiii leat tnin-..cet her- it tlitP4 this ana' Nitisse Jeti.iny twenty-four, and each ac- "Oa, ;aria it's rant." dtatipoolnireent be...tautly IV 1:1111)%il gelf ice khowleelged respat for the oth.r's "faa a Lea" Jetatiee said, reach- to appreciate her. But they th•- • eoirabia- mear. e•-a-- inn. tot 1.er aaes sati rk it. 11 Ktosiiiiir Ireland Work. that has gone into ••id: "Oa. 3atn." al, Ws: wasi tally re.ucte.nt "It's voice wItleh One tate Jeremeennmein, with he a Mal awl In abe L,eIV amazement, lealeLreecialina," she raster:sale 4-- conl- plete selection womt-thon all the a kWh ot - guanine not: c richly beautiful!" lie erinned. eet is, 10 me, Jova-Vatehes. Slate nor'." aNcnee, you've grown amarininass -you're beautiful, too." she valet eseelly tec. alatia..." its lanhal ' het: et.ncealea a suds The .. ;Witiran lightly:. -I'll bet -you leave a 44.011-.4‘.. r.t rase Lad driven. AO astents:m... at, then 'hastily ttart of ifterrining nurses in the bevel:al decay -he was. taagaina. 'e..-a and to tassur-C ▪ recovetod--liera.lt ; corridors!" . me." Sc tauskled narres.alively. eltatlavite extraer- tar heran - 1rriaIli anat the hr said. entietly Turveylng "The owl :a plataila are' ivelalecties.(1 a,a1 a rely tar. hioneeaes dinarily her. "1 1110•11 it. What have you with-a pipe. alanst, , "EU; ntahnet. done to your:all? You used to be are:A:canny!' fie frowned. gas [roves" But kkanor Ireland wasn3 an awl- 1r pigtunii.!•_ ;.or demi loo!. antl -- aft It canipartaari_youartaafter," "'Yee yeta'S the - ht her with Stan," eLeal eael she grinned, "here's nix tor you. Was. 6r-zinn UL'ABlIER res-wt ti el ail:411 11M1111111M "Fier eyes, eaensity. Bud. flint- her.. "Do You u..-ro a heron, - with toms, thin Perk that trlat eoftly 12 ti Irs -weIght rim...it." • legs met • scrawny ineek." Sis desely t.a bentlta her. 2ottlix2? The7.'te- on each of Errr .5*T/1 t.. Past' GPO4N..rr- T1-4' r•ACREAH SLEEPS, NOW pale on the trait: ehrusat el. ,"I grew too tall for pig seppeetai.by it- ratiel Taal. A.-

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CALLOWAY COUNTY'S ONLY • 'Compliments Fitts Concrete Block Compliments Of EXCLUSIVE AMBULANCE JONES CLEANERS SERVICE 4 Of • *. Company S and Free Delivery, THE J. H. CHURCHILL 11 Pick Up 11.-tt "The Home of Permanent Block FUNERAL HOME thai Service Dale & Stubblefield CHURCHILL, owner fte SYKES BROS. Material" RONALD Alfred Young, Owner r'aints, Blocks__ "Service Since 1886" Gine Waterproofing, Jr. Phone 7 Fc• PHONE 567 East Main Phone 1068 "Your Rexall Store" bur' CO. A LUMBER 'The (111 the An of 03 • was meet the at It 1):ct art: Compliments Iw Dublin Buick Gr.( Inen't Of Idr: Chris Hat Mrs. Mu Company Veto( C la 101. .1 RILEY • Tb "COMPLETE ONE-STOP COU Ulm pre ,Furniture and SERVICE" Veto As It Is Done By The Appliance Co. Phone 500

Chi • cog .Ttai Cal Murray "Little League" ire Compliments PARK ALL GAMES WILL BE PLAYED AT THE LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD IN THE CITY we Of All Of Tar Compliments sof of REDS • Ab. fie: CUBS WI 0 • Managers__ Managers-- • LITTLE LEAGUE Gulf Hardld Kelly Chig's crt Parker Seed J. 8. ?ratter and asny a. Farris Hal KIngins and Ge . • . PLAYERS " Jul PLAYERS SPONSORS: Ne 5111 Moss Jerry •Overbey Diet Hutson Stanley Yeking Station Ha LIONS CLUB Company David midmost Frank Mine - Gage Bryan Anderson Pa David Tommy McClure Billy Happened ' Robert Spann Tommy Mali* MERCHANTS Bill Young Gerald Washburn V. Shaw Stubblefield Stony Henson Sykes 600 Main Carload Buyers and Harold Mom Jobe Brian Jerry Ellis Ted ROTARY CLUB ale Danny Steele Jack Simekleford Dwain Spencer Don Pugh Phil Collie YBMC • Sellers Of Eddie We,Ils Kenneth Cromwell i.e Brewer Phone 9117 Ray Roberta Join McDougal Hybrid Popcorn YANKS CARDS

Managers— MAnagers-- Gene Cahoon Dub Resell and Jimmy Jesse, Matt. Sparkman and

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Carl Stout, IS Of Nelson /Areal. C Atblee Terrell. RE T. Carraway, LF Huai C Bob Falwell. 35 Buddy Farris. OF Danny Raberts. CF Cram Dealer Donny Wells, RE Charles Twry. P Bill Falwell. P Gene King. 211 Maispin. P Gene Roberta. LF Billy Crouse. OF Kelley Wiggins. SS Dale Joel Rowland. SS M. Kondratko. SS Harry Allison. OF James Carson, P JUNIOR PHILCO TELEVISION Young. LF Roy Smith, OF Jimmy Skrost. OF Herbie Oakley, -"C Joe Vaughn•CF Jerry • Skroat. 25 Daniel Morph". OF Tommy Hurt. 35 Robert MANAGERS With the World -Famous Harold Hurt. 15 Stephen SandersJIF Yanks—Larry Jett.. Super Colorado tinier •• Opening Game In The Murray Wins The East Side Court 1.1,are Little League Tournament Reds—Jerry Beebannan E • Murray 7 - - Henderson 0 Cards—Bob BillIngton SALES SERV1 Tuesday 2 P. M. "Every Washburn pitching - - - Shroat catching Cubs—Tommy Wells Phone 135 PHONE.] 1 9 • The Little League Is Under the Direction of "Ty" Holland

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FINAL GAMES OF SEASON E. S. Diuguid & Co: • Thursday, August 7 General Electric - - - Yanks vs Cubs Reds vi Cards Appliances CALL: 485 • -

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