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RDAY, AUGUST 22, 1963 • lay To The Selected As Best AU r Times Round Kastucfry Community Newspaper for IN? We Are Helping To Weather iblgefield Build Murray 124" . Sitet PTION1 11:1"111-61."1 Each Day 14.11'sliiii Kentucky: Clear tonightj with low in 60's Tuesday ifi!k A -tinny and warm. SUNDAY TOUR United Press 1110011/8881V1 EltillizNRWSPAPUR IN ITO 7116 Murray, and MON. Ky., Monday Afternoon, August 24, 1-9-5-3 MURRAY POPULATION - - 8.000 Vol. XXIV; No. 202

OWS IIMAVA•RP FIRST irCHN/COLOR, RELEASED PW'S WAY'S GREATEST LOVE STORY ARE RETURNED SAN AVA Americans Silent Over Prison IS WILEY GIVING VISHINSkY THE WARD • GARDNER WHAMMY? ALAS! Scores Of Families On Hand `% !:.ci TONIGHT ---- Conditions Unt,k-11 Released ind Smiley Eturnette To Greet Returning DM BROKEN GUN" By I • Soldiers LEROY HANSEN , M AN;F. been repatriated in United Press Staff Correspondent, I the , and none has held PANMUNJOM. Korea, Aug. 21,1"ank ' By CHARLES •IPtin Lieutenant Colo- . R. MOORE Board the transport Gen. Nelson an-Tight-lipped American prison- nel.Cs United Press Staff Correspondent S. Walker to a iumultucus and ers returning to freedom San Francisco, SUNDAY today Highest wfficer held by Aug. 24. 1? - The emotionally-charged welcome. said they would not talk the CommN first shipload about ifr 'r Major Gen. of released pri Scores iof families were cn hand prison conditions "until William of War fanned all our F. 1 'commander of out across the .. un- to greet the men as the transport' gerys get gut up there." the U. try todaw toward processing and MON. S. 24th Dieision who was cen- nosed under the Golden Gate and The '150 Americans captured ters near were silent in July, 1950, in the bat- their homes. into San Francisco bay. and subdued in contrast to the tle of Taejon. Some ., of them came back The cornier prisoners looked boisterous group which Allied enemies, returned Red Cross teams touring nursing hatreds born in enuch Irks' ordinary, homesick Sunday. North Korean Communist prison prison installations stockades where American soldiers. They were tan- A:though they' would not unofficially some of the say' have been told to try POW's became so- ned. rested and apparently in good anything they felt might endanger to find called "progressives." out where Dean is being There were health-partly due to a special their `friends who, are stilt under held. hints from bitter POW's that the high calory diet ani vitamin pills GUNFIGHTER! Communist control, they spoke The progressives "will • latest group of prisoners get their ears which the Army fed them daily freely of escape attempts pinned and oth- added to the continuing reports back.'' on their return from Korea. er unusual incidents of their im- that the aatfa gt'sm! Communists jailed Ameri- The men, 328 of tnem. arrived The first prisoner down the prisonment. cans on ramp false -crime"' charges Sunday from Inchon. Korea. a- was Pvt. Roosevelt Lunn, .temyeat Most of the Americans repatri- shortey before they were due for Baltimore, Md. He grinned as Lt. ated today will be aboard the repatriatean. lien. Josef% M. S4ta444:egstitzw,f Swing, (eh Army troop transport Gen., John Pope Cpl. Ernest Nation's commander. T. Jenkins. 24, of Schools and San Franc** when it leaves Inchon Tuesday Richard, on .N. C., mid trig...Chine Will Mayor Elmer E. Robinson shod* IT WAS MO(THAN -- Its voyage to the-United States. Id him Be Overcrowded hil they had sentenced an -h-inC -It's darned good to be MAN COULD TAKE! The Communists turned over American to five•years home," he blurted. in prison. Washington/ Aug. 24 (ln--The 400 captives, today, including 250 "They said na• they gave him five tiuii',, sc'hoo'ls That was the extent of the wel- South Koreans, years and received 2,482 and they, said he VERY FASOINATING Indeed the photo come. The Army did and all at tett, with nat. of Senator put enrollment if nearly not want to prisoners from the United Nations. other men Alexander Wiley (RI. code, flowerer, when at another point the 30.000.000 hold sentenced wired have Wise nein. apparently about to land U. S. Senate foreign children. will more up the, processing of the men BERT TAYLOR Communist spokesman chin of on the relations chairman said, -It is ir over-crew:1e said the to serve out their full Russia's cruet dele te, Inconceivable to me that • country with any formalities. . terms.- Andrei Vishinaky, at the UN in like ed this fall than ever before.. Reds will release another 400 The New York. But alas! Russia, which openly and wantonly seeiteted . pris- United Nations has pro- Photo at right shows Wiley was just reacning the UN charter Most of the Early today, clerks were still oners Tuesday, to shake bands and encouraged others to. do so. should youngsters will feed including repre- tested to the Communists with the grinning %%alumni,. Pleasantries participate in the Korean their typing up leave papers, on the seemed conference as a representative classrefens jam-parked and travel GARDNER rentatives of six nationalities, matter of holding 0/3 the UN side." (International) orders 'A and pay back prisoners. many will have to study for last of the re- In addition to 136 Americans, pointing in relate. the to the section in the arm- About 6.000.000 will turnees. Those who we're met Communists get their les- hese will turn over 230 istice agreemeret that all sons were processed first. captives More in buildings classed as fire- South Koreans, eight Canadians, will be Students IWARD KEEL released. • • • traps. Maj. John C. Harlan, Institute, three Australians, two Netherland- Are Examined Local Despite W. Va., was high Ladies the stepped-up rate man in the pay ers and one County Fairs of Greek. Nice, line. He —__- Girls school construction had $3,168 M-G-M's in the !int two waiting for Monday's exchange. lifted him. the Billy Joe Crass Gettuir their school examina- years, federal and private educa- number of Americans repatriated tions In tion Most , the Calloway County Attend Meet officials said today crowded of the men were being sent in the 20 days of "Operation Big To Enter Tech Health Center Alright conditions to Army. I ERP was a most import- Says French Student are gettting wortie. earrips near their homes Switch" to 1.899. The Communists ant This for event in the lives of 100 Mur- • is due Mainly to the post eurther processing and dis- have promised to release 3.313. ATLANTA. Cram, ray eintdren World charge. last week. 'Sheet, War It baby crop which Is 40 1%* %." One .1 Murray, Route five, In The. tnilearIng,article Was the prisoner* arriving having met five Hardinsburg print- now in parents accompanied Being a wornail, and homing reaching school sae. all the their ed in the lest Friday *Mal Freedom Village Monday said he entrance requirements, has children for the issue of the seen and heard whooi enrollment et examinations , Meelield that the French this fall i; ex- had heard reports been accepted for admismon Messenger, daily ri eus- that U. N. offi- to Miss Ruby yals are really oo-la-la, pected te exceed last year by the Fall Three teachers. Simpson, head of paper in Mayfield ceri held by the Communists are 1953 class of the Georgia twelve PTA beautiful in my 1.500.(mo. with the vast IONT QUINN • KURT KASZNAR the-Murray State Home It concerns language, I had majmity scheduled Institute of Technology. members and the Health Econo- Mark Laurent, of to arrive in Keeton& Center mics Department, of to ask him what he though' the new pupils entering the al- Brother staff Mn. Heien Central France. of Of Students for worked together Ho- who is a IIIT• eerrat', • ;trod:nit "pretty' soon." Georgia, Tech are to make leiest of the American girl ready bulging elementary .srades. these gencamp, Mrs. Lucy Lilly, the Murray As Mark is c Pfc Joseph 0. Olazabal selected and admitted on the basis examinations possible for the Mee. Rotary Club. The ar- only Ti, nieke metters of 25-45 Martha Smith. ticle 23. 1 figured he would have worse. most of their work in children It is important and Mrs. Barletta was written by Margaret 149th St . Jamaica. New York high school and for the already made up in his schools are handicapped by a !tre- parent to Wrather. home economics Galloway, of the mind. but Dr. scholastic standing accompany teachers Messenger. k Wells said reports of the officers' immi- in the; gradu- their mkt but for good -Us shortage of teachere, in Calloway County His broad smile especial- nent ating class All of these so they may be shown the high schools I' in the lower arrival were circulating in conditions de- attended. By Margaret when I asked him that euestien grades. U. S. ed- have been fects, if any, their child the annual conference Gallewiy the nearby Communist base when met by Crass. may Pardon was all the answer I need, ucation Commiseioner Lee M )HN DEREK have of the Kentucky Vocational my Southern accent--I -d, hut his group from Camp Freshmen will register at Home mean he added, "Quite Thurston estimates a shortage Dies No. 6 ar- the my French all right. quite of Today The Economics Teachers accent, But I've Atlanta institution for schedule for this week for Association all right 70.000 teachers rived. the Fall at the just been talking in elementary JK GAP" Quarter Murray High School: F F.A. State Camp in with a young Only a handful of American on September 21 and the Har- man from schools alone 930 dinsburg last !week( Paris. Frence, and I Mark Jessie D. upper classmen on September Tuesday. August 25. 5th Augurt 18-21e have has one more year in en!- Teachers are retiring or taking Wells. age 73, brother 28. While become smitten wish of Dr. Under grade names A-H attending the tour-day h:s lege, and then for a stint in the better paying Rainey T. Wells of Murray. the sponsorship of the Geor- smooth French talk jobs faster than uni- 9 30 Wednesday. meeting, these ladies And frank- army, possibly eighteen passed away this morning gia Tech YMCA. new students „August 26 5th studied ways ly. I of months versities are turning them out. al 9:00 grade. of improving don't think he was so over- a.m. at his will be names I-Z the homemaking duration. "After that." he told us The result is that mist home in Zephyrhilf. Needy Of given an opportunity to come with my talk, the teachers 930 Thursday. program at the way he "I am thinking Florida. attend a three-day August 27. 8th local schoei looked seriously of gone; will take on bigger clas,ses this freshmen camp, at me with a puzz!ed ex- Mr. to grade. names Ali Featured speakers at the Into the wine making business. fall And many Wells suffered a stroke and be held at Salem Camp con- pression on his face. districts will have 9.30 Friday, August 28. 6th ference were Miss Oh well, Very good in our country has been in ill health for the Grounds near Atlanta. September grade Beth Peterson, Graves County you to hire inadequately-trained in- pied Calloway names I-Z home economist. talk is a little dif- know" three years. 18-20. The purpose of E. I. DuPont de ferent from structors. th.s camp Children Nemours French. I reckon He was well is to from the other grades and Company. Wilming- Thurston said' the only answer known in Murray, acqaint entering freshmen We hope Mark I,aurent enieys Lowever 'AM SALE that have not been examined may ton, Deleware, whose Anyway, the to the problem he has made his hi-me with campus leaders, faculty subject ,was. aforementioned our fair this is for the nation to in mem- come to the Health Center "From Calico young week and that his Florida for a !cumber of Get $18,000 bers, and various Tees- to Fiber E", Miss man is Mark Laurent, who spend more on education. He not- years. He organizations. day and will go back home and tell Isis i3 the son Thursday afternoon. Lure Jim Atkire. manager. was reared in a town ed that education expenditures, of Fannie Thornton Con- in centre, fellow countrymen that saes arr, Wells' - - - sumers Instte. France but who while bigger dollar and J. K. P. Wells, both General Electric now makes Paris first friendly, second, -wise, are 50 FRANKFORT. Ky.-Needy Co. his aggressive. deceased. He is survived resi- Louisv . who spoke home. Mark came to the stat- percent less than they evere 21) ray his dents of Calloway on end, third. a nation who loves and wife: one daughter, County receiv- "Electricel FkquIpment es about two weeks years ago when measured as a Anne HeLn Proposal for the ago. as he Wells: ed a total of $17,925 Voted wants eight sons. in public Down Home":e guest of more than anything-peace. percentage Rupert as- By Union llfendell P. the Murray. of national income. Eget Butler, State Ky. Rotary sistance payments Wells and Guy Wells of during July, • superintendent of public Club. and he has been takinyt Zephyr- instruct- in Florida. according to a report leered to- ion. and James the Purchase District lull. Willie Knox Wells L. Patten. head of Fair in May- day by the State Division New the field all this of Frankfort. Trellis Wells. of Pub- Medlin! Bureau of week R T rdean To Be Sought Vocational Educat- He came her,- Wells and Meador lie Assistance which administers ion. Both Butler mainly to - study agriculture Murray Boys Enjoy Southwide Wells of Atlan- and Patton and the spoke plans ta Georgia, J.D. Wells. Old Age Assistance. Aid to on "A Foundation to tour Western Kentucky Jr.. of Lake Dependent Program of in land. Florida Children. and Aid to The members of Education in the next, few weeks before and Melvin Wale; of Local 1068 CIO- some of the employees Kentucky" '‘ re- South the Needy Blind programs In Ken- UAW representing at .he 150 turning to his- vistivie-Feir46..._, Carolina. the empleres plant, It was, brought- home econdlnies t RA Convention Atlanta out At FDA that SiglerS, tucky. „so,. hi era attended ni:tro....*Yourhe costuniaai MITT Anna W...-Lasalte.--- thefil"nrifix uring the. event. loess. y.caryn. • —.woo 777.= — some fnembers.d er-Kers. JOhn-lrader, ThWelr61961,1" best Mrs, Bola • _ gna1ja,eo,fmbinatirn flaidefiCF SIttaibbitsfteld 4 been nch agreed Principal areas of disagreement "much A group of Murray bevs have Mrs. A. B. Lassiter.: this way: $15.916 to the aged: on by Union like the ono" we have at for the benefit of Murray readers Mre. Albert $1,- and Company ',M- heretofore. have been- TB Trailer returned 007 tmfamilies over senior- To home." He from the Royal Amber!. Lassiter: one brother Ai. of dependent Child- etals ity is -majoring in ages- Rainey rights." is understood. ador Convention, which was held "The RA Parade Was An T all of ren; and $102 to the needy blind. Be Here Soon culture in college and of coures is Calloway County. Howard Loss of wages up to August 19 Very in Atlanta. Georgia last week. Impressive Mr. Wells was a A total of $3.386.615 wrie McNeely president ef interested in all phases of it. Sight member of the distri- last Wedrierfday. amounted Boys buted to the local organization, said today I'.'over A health When' aeked about attending the southwide Church of. heist. The funeral wart the needy throughout the $330,000 project which will Le their oricipal A parade in Atlanta is no nov- that the vote with a loss of over Itrae of vital crops in convention were Hal Shipley. he held in Zephyrhill. state in July. compared to $3.353, was at least 'esn interest to eery France he explained that elle The city tvati them frequerdly. Florida tree e thirds 000 man hours of work. of resident Bobby Key. morrow 338 in June. Last month, in favor of turning rtewn Calloway County they have much the same Fred Wilson. John They with burial there also, the needy The strike is ialto be eh- as we initiate the membership the proposal . costing employees dertaken in have in the States. Byler, Roy Weatherly, and Eddie aged received 81.958.508: 81.315.981 about the ricer 'Mum under "Lots 'ea ygterit of fraternal orders and entertain $6.000 per day in loss of a mite, corn. Adair. was spent to aid dependant Mr McNeely said that as far as cooperatjv pl3n of he Callo- tobacco , and mune the sidewalk crowds, child- wages. way they herald ren, and he could tell, most ounty Health beete" he explained"' The- boys stayed in the homes the needy blind received of the unit:rex The current strike Departmen. .he worthy CatiSeS, they honor vigil- Free Barbecue Is members started on Calloway County It was nice to hege of Baptists in Atlanta. The Mur- $94,128, were present for the June 19. Tuberculseis As- thet he hoe Average meetiny which was held sociation and the Calloway been treated royally since his ar- ray boys enjoyed the hospitality Planned By I:egion ;sayments remained a- at 2:00 Following the meetine C' ingthit they-don't come often like o'clock last Medical Society. rival here. "The people of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. bout the same as in Saturday. couldn't G..ass who the procession previous mon- Thursday of the company and un- of Wednesday after- All veterans He said that he had Because of the nature be nicer, "as he put it " A' home. own the home once used by Gene- of any war are in- ths. Each aged recipient, received contacted ion officials, a joint of this noon--5.000 boys from the tier Mr. Garth statement vas disease, evere we feel that we ral Sherman iis of vited to attend the free barbeque an average of $3319 in Ferguson. Federal Con- unknown ease -of do not really his headquarters. states across July. The issued on the results of their ne- tuberculosis know the southern half of sponsored ciliator. who, he said, will iirrange presents' a threat the Americans well, and of The 'house N 140 yeare old, but by the Murray Amer-- average for aid to dependant chil- gotiations. le the II S. here in a great Christ- a another meeting with the entire communitie• eouree. we hear and real has been kept in an Legion Post 73, now being dren was $6452 per family, the eornpany This satement many golod condition ian cause-the and officials is as follow: Tuberculosis varied descriptions filed South-wide planned. The the needy as soon as possible. is a communicable of the hind during the years. event will be held blind average was $35. "Yesterday (Thursdayl we met disease and Congress of the Royal Anthem- McNeely said that the meeting which seldom has the people. But it's wonder- On the way to Atlanta, the Labor Day on the football field 20 with UAW-C10 Local No. reco-•- boys does Snotherh Baptist had been requested 1068 and nizable symptoms ful when you get here, stopped unit design- st Murray State so that any with in the early and I at Chattanooga to enjoy College beginn- Regional Director, Ray stages. hope ed to make men miesionaryminds ing differences might be ironed out Nikertheless, durine this that foreign countries will Lookout Mountain and other at 5 pm., according to Preston Berndt and Internation Represene stage oct followete of the Lord. ADDS Most of thee titizens of Murray the individual may continue this etudent exchange sights. Ordway, chairman of the EP Willies Mr. Cantrell and transmit Parade program. felt that the Mr Bal- the disease to others. Idea so that we miy all float!' empharieed the H. T Waldrop. crisis that ass ex- lard' present Mm maser. !some to About 3.900 registered relegates newly elected isted for the individual may know and understan theme "We are aMbasnadorli for commander PORTHLEVEN, England, er - the past two months was We be losing his each oti mar were at the convention with be- of Poet 73 stated that Aeliver discussed the dispertesa issue$ health, bettter." Christ" They called later Police Constable over when announcement was for the earlier treatment Ltween 8.000 and attention to the gathering would probably Frank Sander- of the contract for many Minis 7.000 attending. the fact be made Friday morning that Is begun the better it that 1953 marks the 45th the largest cock, 48, was pedaling his bicycle Union and were able to reach as for the Boys came from twenty-two meeting of the year, and Company a mutual patient. anniversary of the founding along a Toad near here officials hal reach- POPULAR MAN states .of the Southern of and ask that all ex-servicemen when he understanding in establishing an The Baptist the order ed an agreement following a X-ray trailer will be and they presented the make plans had a flat tire area of agreement for a new con- in Convention and from Cuba, Mex- to attend. Mr Wal- meeting Theirseley that finally Murray September I, several facet,: of the RA organi- He took Off his heavy end- 2. 3 and 4. Palisaides Park. N J. ico and 'Japan. .1. drop ulso stated that p good bobber tract which the union offered to open 9 101-The eation-- ed at 8 p.m. A -00 to 3:00 so everyone will public address, its spread to 28 enuntrree speaker would helment. 'fixed the flat, and was presene to their membership as a . system at this Palis- canvention cote the Baptist be present with a The general concensus have an 'opportunity ;end It, recreational activitiee. Company rolling along again whr y about meeting to to let their ades Amusement Park blared Church gevup was recognized message of interest to veterans. a some- held Saturday, a by town was Au r- free X-ray. Their If Atlantans did hang tickled that the voting hy the means for find- call for Dr. Kinsey Sunday the Atlanta not know the Jeddie Cathey. chairman his head. net 22, 1953Se ing nignt Constitution %vitt\ a 5,000 of the union members was more or less unknown Cases is avail eble to end hundreds to 8.000 Young Baptists were Sandercoek removed his helmet The Leclgeg‘ and Times has un- of persons rushed special sectien of the paper ex- entertainment committee, stated a formality, and in. It is the X-ray which amnrig-and they might gain and looked inside that work would derstood, from interviews ean to the adminestrution building plaining the Weals of slot have, that plenty of good musicians He found with un- "see" the disease -4o the Royal for had be resumed in the immediate fu- before it reaches see the sex the boys are orderly conventr been Phone 388 15-inch Adder, Britain's only ion officials and with Murray alahority. Ambassadors ot Christ. The daily contacted to be present. ture at the strike bound this stage where the sympton ase iiineers-they knew It oisonous snake elent• Manufacturing Company empley- But the call was for Dr. .Theeph newspaper alms carried after lei In as much as no Otte The voting been's. nernerous parade. knew at the meeting Sat' ees, Kinsey of Philadelphl pictures just how many "I have a good crop of hair," that an actual contract nas Or Woodfin and talitles on the front to prepare for, all erday was done by open vote Hutson will epeak Pare oftiicals, And they were proud of this ndercock said later. "I suppose not been drawn up nor voted on. sail 90 percent' pages of the pope .. veterans alenning to attend are and not by secret ballot. Monday night. August 24. at 1:45 of those fine religious youth at's what saved The areas of agreement have been who Teemed to get e look An editorial pri organization asked to the coupon me." - In individual overt WNBS telling of ted in the Con- and its printed interviews with (Se points discussed his -exper- at the author and researcher stitution contribution toward the on an apd voted on. iences with were about th convention inside pa'ge and mail tuberculosis. Men. of building of better men be these boys is be and a bet- Monday, August 31. to g printed beloWter world. Preston Qrdway, Murray, Ky,

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• MONDAY. AUGUST 24, 1953 LEDGER & TIMES, MUNItAl, riPITUKT rialit Ilya) THE 444, 4111, •••4. Todays Camas League NATIONAL LEAOUR Major scheduled THE LEDGER & TIMES Duke Snider In Line For No games -- PUBLISHIL, sir LEDGER a TIMES PUBLISHING CJLIPANY, AMERICAr/ LEAGUE Ledger, The Calloway Times. and Tha Standings Ni, games scheduled ..woamidation of the Mutvay Irmo Finns Most Valuable Honors finses-Herald. October IS. HOE and tat West ..entucktan. JunserV U.'," NATIONAL LEA(1 l'E By CARL LUNDQUIST ground to Chico', which defeat-scl w a Pet Pedesignea PUBLISH= ratted Press Saeris Writer 'Detroit 2-1 and 114 and now trail tams Jail= c wa.uassa BrOoklyn 81 32 63 by 8 1-2 games.- Hank Bailee hit Milwaukee 76 1.1 613 We reserve the might to reject any Advertising. Letters to Uie New York. Aug. 24 i1.11".-Duke a homer and the Yankees scored the center those window Philadelphia • 6.8 35 563 at Pub* Voice items which to our optnion are not for the best ustereell I hewer of two other runs on errors. breaking Brooklyn Dodgers, ,:.s St. Louis 66- 51 550 IS ow readers Boy Boyd tripled home the veal. York .... 57 fit 471 the latest of them to rate seriouil Mug run for Chicago in the ninth New Cincinnati 34 66 139 TEM KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION consideration Today for "miist val- inning of the opener to top off ... 46 75 380 .dATIO/IAL REPRESENTATIVES WALLACE WITS= CO, IMO uable player" honors. Sandy Consuegra's fine five- sit Chicago Pittsburgh . • 48 59 315 Maroc Mensplais. Tenn.; 350 Part Ave.. New York, Mr N Michtgan TODAY'S SPORTS PAR/IDE The California Duke. who is pitching In the second game Vir- Ave. Chicago. 66 Bolyston SI, playing at the peak of his gil Trucks gained his 17 viehey ilognea. career. AMERICAN LEAGUE pr..babty despite a shaky start in which he will wind up with his Pet Off ing hat (Well champions can learn Team W L 1612red ot a.Moat Oahe. limeeNr. Itaroueley. tor Wenentfation as Reg U. S. Pat top major league marks .n four gave four runs on six hit. three FRALEY I something. Nev.' York 83 36 6a0 Second Clegg Maass . By OSCAR departments and he has on out- walks and two wild pitches in students Wh() learn- Chicago ...... 73 4g1 litr United Pres. Sports Writer 1 Some of the side chance of improving the first two innings. Chleaari on two 70 52 574 1 7111.PTION &ATM: By tarn* IR Nurral. Per ed the hard Way. without graat others. yl dCriaznagsq.inielthsertt.e- Cleveland . *veil at. im Au- 24 illPi-The • NewYork. success in the ring, w'bre Steve • . 70 56 SSS Awn ode tr. canners, and addnandrog natamada per year. risk „an. Sunday_ as he hit two aomers h'tilaigdethiLe6 pace by ght mob long has put the knock' Mamas of Penn State. Ed 'Dar- singles, Washington . . . 60 In 460 few% MJII. • mid drove in seven runs with five runs on a double and two • i on educated pugilies and thi; sit- ance of Lontsiam, state. sonny Philadelphia • 49 71 402 hits in Brooklyn's _.1.0;-4,_.and 9,7 Al Rosen took over the Amen- ••'' f.""'""g " S"i ( !It'll it Montgomery of" North Carolina-- Detroit ... . MONDAY, ACUUST 24. 1953 4"li"° tnuniphs over the Pirates, he clot- can League lead in fionVers with concern again today as Roland La. . 42 84 333 I along with Chuck Davey if Mich- ed on 33, in runs batted in with 116, St. Louis .... a young man out of thetigan atm, his best previous marks • Starza. _nark pre- .,inacticiilly all-around. and in batting with a 326 City College of New York. Chuck, you'll remember, to3k Immediate atttthetent Needed His two homers gave him a Results pares to bid for the heavyweight his masters from the old arofes- total of 30 which equals the aum- drove in another tun with a sin- Championship of the world. Gavtlan, early this yea', NATIONAL LEAG'1 : A Murray citiiina, received a letdown of no small pro- sor..Kid ber he hit gle in the second game as Cleve.-1 in 1950 He acoecci CincinmeU 5 St. bunts .1 Indicative of the point is a'atia- but they had shrugged Chuck off and ' portions Saturday *ken the Word circulated thud Murray three runs Sunday, giving him a land topped thr Browns 3-1 V'.roc 3 batty handout from the Wenn- even before the fight. He was n Philadelphia 6 New Manufacturing Compa employees were not going back total of 101 and making him the 9-0. Early 'Wynn gained his Y4th Club. promoting Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 4 tional Boxing Eel- •1 southpaw, too, a horrendous corn- only player victory with a seven-hittei in the to work after all. in the majors past Brooklyn 9 Pittsburgh 7. 2nd f be's September 24 joust with 1 bination ti the fight mob. : opener and Art Houtternitann pit- the century mark He neads only Milwaukee 10 Chicago 2 Rocky Mercian°. which holds hope; Fight manatee-re in particular, the se2- . Harmony seemed so near an t was so far away. nine more to top his best previous ched a four-hitter to win Milwaukee. 2 2nd, 7 Ma for LaStarza N V.:a the claim. have small room for the man weio , Chicago 7 total of 109- also in the 1951) sea- mind game. • Negotiations of that sort involve c lexities that the "LaStarza is handicapped only doesn't mangle his enunciation. Williams tier* the. son. He has 97 runs batted in. After Ted AMERICAN LEAGU1 EA-erage citizen cannot undelstand or be fu,11y cognizant two years of college and seems This, undoubtedly, is a hangover fifth htiMPr needing only 11 more to top his score at 4-4 with his . _ to have escaped t..e tag being from their financial past. It al- 107 since returning from Korea In the 4, =less he is actuall working at the plant. total oi 1950. He boosted his New Yerk. 4 Philadelphia J too much on bri-Ins.' ways Wile much easier to settle up batting seventh inning. rookie Karl Olson MARK the reign of Queen " average to 312, which is Boston 5 Washington 4 TO Extreme patience is needed by all persons coniern That may not be pure Shakega wit', a fighter who signed with still nine pcints doubled home the winning rue icr Elizabeth 11, the Great Seal of I under his 321 Cleveland 3 St, Louis I and the desire for pearian nor. oidinarily construed a add "X" aad couldn't count the ninth in a 5-4 Red Scat vic- has been redesigned by a fair agreement should be made peak in that same hot :.;ear Cleveland 9 St.' Louis 0 2nd England • a pat on the back for the past 10 tory over Washington.. Ledwarti The seal, which cious from all sides 1950. And he has 148 hits, need-! Chica co 2 Detroit 1 Gilbert x butcher boy. Yet. coning But one of Torgeson drove in thr to certain state doc• these days the; roof ing 35 more- to equal the 1950 Earl Chicago 1 Detroit 6 '2nd Is appenJed ‘Ve do not think that the work done so far has been from , fight mob it CS Alb- is, going to fall in total of 199. tuns with a homer and single in , laments. changes with each new • 14 way o saying that mayoe Ho- obverse, side ta vim. The citizens panel has done an outstanding job. tie' Some bright young man who Snider has ha 11 home runs a 6-3 Philtres victory that ,a- reign. Top is the land has a c cc despite. his ad - tended the losing streak of the the queen mounted and tior after all, the first big stumbling block was to get thel ...can tell- the difference betweaa this month and needs only one TOOTHY NEWS showing vanced aorkout h the arts and uniform of colonel. etnwany and the union to have a meeting differential calculus and the tight more to equal the club record of Giants to seven games. Curt Sim- wearing the of minds on the Grenadier Guards, sciences ball in the side pocket is keine 12-for a month held by Roy Camp- mons pitched his 11th victory, P, GreensbUrg. Pa. *UP'. Susan In-Chief of the moti,lem. ' unforamately. tr es f11." shows the it is, to up and clobber the be-jabbers anella. Snider touched off a six- lowing nine hits. Better and Paul Kendi need nev- Bottom (reverse side) records are concern" that robed, holding With the help of the citizens panel and the Federal es the out whoever happens to he the eruhner rally in' tthweo-friofthh hoofmtehre Winning pitcher Ken Batten:- er sing -.A11 1 want for ehra.tntas ocen throned and brawl do :nit mia_,,heavy the Sceptre an•7 Gonciliator, brains and weight chamipon of the that berger drove in two runs with . a Is My Two Front Teetli"-They in her right hand the respresentatives ot the company and the water. - the orb (international moch better than oil and v. Id. For the benefit of our insured Russ Meyer's 13th victory. double in the ninth for Cincinnati• were born with them, in left ion did get together. That was an outstanding tteteral- !vei_ This may be interpreted Voun sprouts! it will he nese He had a two run homer and a to offset two runs by _St. lArl,:3 The babies were- discharged ithment. anybody ; , ways. one being that when it isap.toens. igtharmeee-iiaron whclioeuhblceientni Lathhemesecraoolde in the bottom of th `einning --in a from separate hospitals tort-, af- with a cultivated cranium call find There should be no doubt in the minds of the employees • 5-3 t."mph Ray Jablonski rot ter doctors decided against ex- ate,aways lo come up with cot- LaStarza, for"-igitance wouttleisia tu--pitch 2 2-3-innings of wain.- one of the Cardinal run/ With,a traetion4-- Susan was bursv-isi ci0 trio &tote piant, tile Union, tie tile compairy,-/tfitt -iim --r- over fee and cakes. But the fact re- a nice start in the ht directiontess relief ball and win his fifth homer, .moreland Hispital five day rigu ray alt citizens are behind ot tnem Ivu per cent. mains that only two sheepski.1 name in II days land Paul came Into this world tic to more vlOrOUS health As long as Dia play anti an earnest desire lor agree- sluggers ever before made it . The Brooks moved nine fie] /same' day at, Frick I.P•morial Hos- effigy hears weight finals Ment is displayed, tnis.backing will be continued, we teei the LOST HIS DIME ahead of Milwaukoe. which DEMONSTRATION I pital in nt ;ally Mt. Pleasan!. pare. One was._ Bicycle Bob Pastor. ran its winning streak to eia3t , 1 boctims said Susan is a arrisi_n_:. 1 . - --=--.4.4.44.4.4.4104-4.4104446.411114111 out of New York- Universify. woo Bannack Oh ;CP, -reedy.-- eirries by beating th4- Cubs. M.2. Rock Springs, Wyo. i CP i -Ea- ! baby and the teeth -might. prete Nu ultRatiOUld rose :Sight of this fact howetei, tne StoVe antained,rhie (heinous harem- of year old Jimmy Heim! went :o en S hn's four-hit Wth parateeoper Robert Hensel' of LO-i ICA& Ai. We. pee:sent Wale glint tor La past OA u monins'bving flattened by Joe Lout. -In buy art lee cream eerie' Turveav victory * " sing 7-2 in a dart- aanspert. Ind , aid th‘• ;Las and The other was Lou Neva. aad-got seven of edit inSte-id 4% wawa. nes;. Dee II. La. i Ut Orr..ttA 110.N. 19311 - en-mam Lsoatio. bruises as. was , nuea•Faap:-41111:y Junior Colleg2 pra- Jimmy ran toweled ha- 1 tits means a pa>roil ioss to tile employees of the corn..!a California a -good *tinny Klippsteih held the Braves were the result at a demnnstrahret duct who,,, shook the hit!' . lea mor • ice cream a agop tactics. RENT the specidtennula pithy of over *0,t/t/t) per day. , . m Insist La Rix Mts. . a . of paratroop FOR srnootli'our.. to. its rouncLiti...1 when of his home with a dime in his In the American Le.4sig:t..,the ft said he was showing thre of 26 VITAMINS 1 file lose 01 ;time- Mettlda Mat no Tappan tails ItangeS him in 1911 hand At the sate mom-an'. I run- laThause !unlisted Yankees blanked the Athletic . 1-0 friends how to bail out of a plan'- and MINERALS aree being snipped trim tile plant in Murray, hentucay. collegian 'A h.. .4!Isl• av.ay coal :ruck careened nto the Ion Vic Reaches six-hit pas for Ws- and he u.sed an auto dory:- hr One Grocery with fabulous 13„ r This it/SS ot time mettles that other prospective indite--' Through was Billy &IOW` A'n , it ft curb and dumped as lewd 4 ftlel 98th victory afadnst only live de- realistic touch The ear w. - tilea I01 AUTray will tie% us with a jaundiced eye. Pen state to.. erm the • alida•- alment on top of the boy. ' - • friltS (Wen the PennysIvania pet- •speed along U S Mimi ..iy Building slimmer Is last witting us, tile signs ot tali ale in the .. ight tale Fidel .„1„...1 B. nia ''l didn t get my ice cream and sic- Howevi r the Yanke a lost- at the ti ; Good nutrition is most important to vigor and ained the flyweight cr OA' 1 . _but ' ,• t my dime,' Jimmy,complain- • _ zestful health In people seer 40. GER1FORT air, sc out is reop fling suisti.„XueA i !writ to e at work. ... . winch the diet with an abundance .,,,nt to coll. it,. aftte. a SA ids priaa Ca South Side of the Capsules ( unCerety hope tnat a 1114 g agreement can - be al / of vo.smins, innersioand arnartng B,. ! Wow About That! • rived at in the _immediate future. , combination Court Square GEP 'OPT is a true ilierapeute HELD IN FATAL BEATING OF GIRL - of the essiots1 vitamins, mirersis end Ice> trepic factors necessary to tegorous reales. 409 MAPLE GERIFORT is pr.marily intended for those Schools And Politics over 40...aiso .'ideated in precis ncy, nursing . 1 convalescence, nutotonel enema, In a democracy a certain amoupt ot -politics" in schoth: mottled.. r‘- See run oven candhons, and diet deficiencies it:sterns is normal -anti hviesome. Taw 3 (100Cat Capuisi ohly for we agoras Lolleges nii‘e a practice of naming politicians and mu] • ilary traders as president ut tnese institutions, 0. B. BOONE SCOTT DRUG %s e fate always wondered 11 these leaders are dual- died to control our educational institutions. _ Ls' eneriti Lee was a good college man, but does it always 1911uw that a good' Military leader makes a good educa- tor': • ; We understand the trustees of Maiyland Uiiiversdy are consideting former President Harry S. Truman as pres- ider, 15 he quaytied; or is this a political appointment': Tom MUSICALSCALT SYSTEM NOV, We hate visited sevetal Southern cities in Inc last two IN USE IS 180o YEARS oiD. 11 WAS weeks. Didn't stay anywhere long enough to •find out CoNcEivED By PTOLDAY,AllEGyPTAN What causes an> ol them to -tick.- Wa did !Ind out, however, that there. is one "gosh awful'%mess in the public school system in Atlanta. There la ;mother in Chattanooga. Of course Birmingham has SIBRK DYES-Till one perpetually, or ever since we can remember. Even, in KIND you USE To RE-01F the smaller (. ommunities we tisited the public School CAOT•liNG- ARE ToPS PoR *Stem is sqUareiy the middle- so far a• local politics STAINING UNPAINTIRD ig concerned. MR. ANC, MRS MAITRE*, *ARGO I sou% are Wilder-arres( us Parma, POHNITURE A SINGLE %OA We say a certain amount of this is normal and whole- fl,, in the fritai beeong of their niece C•I.s. 6 Another niece. Helen. WILL tert-srAlos A LARGE 1100406a ova suma*.u, flume because under our democratic system complaining 8, also dowlayed signr of having been beaten an! burnel The chil- SAYS 1-104TEX 140ME.. dren a (CM r, T/Sgt John Berg, r. boarded the chili! with brings about reforms. We may not- like those in charge. ECONOMICS ISURW.I../J, •r sister-in-law, both 30, ahile he v.as sta.,,,t,ed at • may nit expect any favors can brother We from them. But we Internattonal) - OVER SO COLORS, U S Air biores base In Ten-:esee A. complain if we are displeased with what _they .do. A"JAI L • Mewed 111....-=. re-inZ.B.:1717111t7iltICLe3tallUrAILt..P,T;$1.911 4444114. v./Epic-E. public -officift14"lo- Nerrti- ANDAWAS REALDEFENSE. .. • 'ttity -111sPd IrfIrrirt1174-11Vell• ale '-eMtifidrtivitt-Tentl-litn...7"-ttli/i• Wiese in them are not as cocal as those who - oppose c '‘‘0%ca ,, them. The public school system is remarkably young, in tr of.- • Otis coIletry as may be considered when we mention that • ,,:4041 itla the writer attended the.first public school in the State of ste.•,11, aV #isSissippi, Franklin 'Academy in _Columbus. URBAN G.STARKS & SON 0' It has gone a long way in fifty years and it is by far TOTAL CASH PRICE44, our greatest public institution. It is too- important to be South 12th Phone 1142 average city or town controlled by the political marhine CAPITOL'S(' because theeleitidiseptint.s are often headed by vicious men 2 .41. $9 Pl. who'operate „ ,them primarily for selfish 'gain. When You Think of Paint! .* .94, If we want to control our schools on the local level Guarantee our people _should become more interested in Parent- H Teacher Ass4wiations. If they are strong enough local poi- Outside White Paint - - None Better Bidets will listen to them. COMPLETE MOTH REPUBLIC $5.00 per gallor 9 ATTACHMENTS MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS HIGH GRADE PAINT BRUSHES WRITE TODAY TO GET YOUR FREE et• NATIONAL LEAGFE Ki..szess Redleg. 77. Rosen, 'In- HOME nay., ow chap G An It II Pet titrarrr for every purpose DEMONSTRATION NEXT WEEK fr;,,ir Y 104 ; • S. I. ii -. 4 ,7 127 Rads Batted In Rosen!' Ind. BUY Itearaon Bk, 11:3 404 .94 332 114. Campanella Dodgema.13 4.1 11.1ti7'l5kl Cir. 110 437 83 !SI 3'0 hews Braves 110 AtilCUUM:' Ashieun tie; tea ig2 1245 Highest Genuine We baVe a Fund+, Bkr. - Ile 41 7 66 In 31L15 Snider laeitoes Quality few ct-nirt-Fts ---7- hae". le.dg(as 97. Dark. Oi Congowall 309 AltingtICAP LEAGUE H'"4 A•hb,itn. Phillie• 181. EIGHTH AVE. SO. NASHVILLE, TENN. 1 ww„ re Player sad Club G AS R H Pet Senatori 162: Kuenn. Tie Bathroom obl.notion, I wont n PPFfHones 0•01.0mt.otien of your Pally tuarants ituseiT: uc,. 12.7- 4tm In 11.3 321, for 20" Window ue REBUILT tuctiotux NEXT WEEK. levenon Wil-h 125 UM 82 141! Ter 1 • Lockman. Giants 136_ IvAmstin wont' PROPER standerde of living coarititUte st better de Accessories FANS NAME N. s 121 442 89 14! :,19 feriae against Communism than "any bomtl of what ever kind." Bathrooms ADCPESS. glare I .s I 108 345 el ..13 Pitching Lariat Yan;ri. ' Preiniient Eisenhower tells throng in; New York a, aina-iatea F PHONE No. Cis...dinar. Bust 102 409 84 123 "1418 111vr,i,t1, Brave. ,12.2, of • $32.000.000 fed' rally-aided slum elearsriee housing projeeh and CITY Pal Ocular at Reduced STATE Mane* N Y 100 382 el f -7 .106 go, Spahn. Rrnees iia Via rie-: aft, r the father of (1.1er statesman Bernard Baruch Follow- If IF D. iddrnsa, Please SendiSpecille wreathing .. ... • Ms, Carrie - 114 e; t: .140, 1••••••etAnt.. .r People Kitchens Prices • amnia" VI! F tr 4',r 4-1 COVER THE 4.410

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b.S. Choice Beef Lb. TO MARK the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. the Grcat Seal of England has been redemgned by Kroger Made Ledward The seal, which rocer Gilbert is appended to certaut state dot:- amends, changes with each new reign. Top is the obverse. aids Ground Fresh Daily mounted ant Beef showing the queen '4 44 i'4...3r4 ,4 wearing the uniform of Colono- tit In-Osier of the Grenadier Guards. riev- Bottom(reverse nide) shows the stmas qacen throned and robed. holding Wilson's Sugar Cured in her right hand the Sceptre and Orb. (internattonali In left the Picnic Hams, 4 to 6 lb. average Lb. over KROGO fussakunimams eq;01 more vigorout health SHORTENING 3lb. can 79c ii4LOGNA 3 lhs, $1.00 SPOTLIGHT COFFEE GODCHAUX 10 LB. BAG 100 LB. BAG 10 lb. box 1 LB. BAG Mc " 3 LB. BAG Northern Grown $2.46 GERIFORT SUGAR 99c 9.79 WHITING FISH Cobblers 10 LBS. 100 LBS. Kroger Self Rising $1.49 POTATOES 25 LBS. 10 LBS. 5 LBS. 'Number 1 Tall' Can 29c 2.85 -0 wwwww, the special formula Large Stalks Michigan Crisp and Tender of 26 VITAMINS FLOUR • 1.99 93c 49e PACKERS SALMON 39e' aii; • we MINERALS CELERY unce Quart stalk 10c 410111 with fabulous 11,, Jumbo Bunches yeamoiso Ith0 laR BREAD .• tc vtgtx arid 17c EMBASSY SALAD 4 GERIFORT DRESSING ; Zestful • . .r• 39c Greqi Onions, air an abun lanai Radishes iCsenmies primq Ctel 2for 1 7c I of veenins, arleesitand mann B. • GEP "OPT is true It+erapeubc combination F,PiunIORE MARGARINE rranerals end hp> 38e of the evemt.al vitamins, iliu lkOR CLUB CHEESE 89c ileioo nc ER tropic factors nec•‘sary to vigorous healtN. ROLL BUTTER intertd•d for those 69e GERIFORT is primarily pregnancy,'wrung VAN 4. aiso inbcated in LARD 4 pound Pail enema. 85e moths.t. eonvalewence. nutre.)nel Krogers Peanut Butter,qt. jar 69c end del deficencrel LARD run oown condtions. —8 pound Pali 1.65 ta re. aquae teoa fa* 3 IltiCRT Capuess It Arntenea•Waler 7 SCOTT DRUG BUY BY THE CASE 85.NAR,E, Packers, 24 No. 303 cans Kroger 24 16-ounce cans TOMATOES PORK & BEANS Kentucky Beauty, 24 No. 2 cans $2.39 CASE BLACKEYED PEAS Avondale, 24 No. 303 cans

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Guinn PERSONALS Jones Honored Bridal Couple Admire Tappan Range it Surprise Party Mr aid Mrs. Ralph Lon of • liartidcsnfield, N. J. have been the On Seventh Birthday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe r'at Guinn Joues, the son of Mr. Ward and chtld,en. Judy and ,n-e. nnd Mrs. Holman Jones. was han- South Seventh Street. creel with a surprise party on his seventh birthday Friday afterneon • • • at the home ..'(his parents Altaihy,,' gimes were played • Mr and Mis Leroy Cox and dau and prises were won by ghter. Mary Linda. of ColumLn... Linda and Julys Pasehalr. Ronnie "to are the guests of Mrs. Colson and c.ox's Jerry Duncan parents. Dr and Mt = Harm M Those attending and IlicElrath and family Ma:n str_vt rendint gits were Linda. Julya and Geda • • • Paschall, Libty Turrell. Carolyn McNeely. Anne Kay Sanders. Bar- Airman Second Class So1,n Pat bara Mott, Barbara Watkins. Ce•o-- t .ess- se Darnell and Mrs Darnell of Wash- rgta and Alleg.-a Jones. ington. D 4'01 r C.. left FrAay : 'terMai a Jerry and Kenneth Dale Due- month's tent with ;r:eir pa 'erns. c..n. Ronnie and T,rnmv Colson M . se,.I Me.- Pot,.,,VW:TV LI 0. My San trs a umn Jon... Mr. and Mrs. Bono- Vfaldr,9. I. - Mothers that assisted in serving e .a • • • the rutreshments were Mrs. Cletus Colon. Mr Alfred Duncan and U. medics Miss, Frahkie Rollie:a left 7n- Mrs. Holman Jones. _ S. NAVY- - • - search, ruins of Argostolion on the island of -day far Detioit. Mich.. Cephallonia for victims of the earthquakes is loch devastated Where she • . • will tisit her 'niece, Mrs. Raloh Greece's lo.rdan islands. (Ititcrticifional) Goodman and other relative:. irksey Club has • • • NO LONGER in the land of the living, a careless goose hangs limply Annual Picnic .4t FARM FACTS from a television aerial in Brooklyn, N. T. Arthur Unterberg Mr. anc0 Mrs. Earl Mille: and Succeeds Sultan Mr. studies problem of unhitching carcass, Istornat tonal doundphoto). and Mrf. Ivan Outlarni Park O Saturday Pictured Jiboveabove are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Friday for Detroit. Wells Russell Mich . where The hark-sey Hornemalc,is Club who are viewing the Tappan tlas Marking iLs 25th Anniversary, they will visit with relatives Raimee, which twits one and held its annual picnic at tne Nltt,-- of the gifts Yorkville Jersey -Cattle Show is friends for a • presented them on theic wedding day. seen week. ray City Park on Sa•urday -.v.-s- mailing a nicely printed The couple was married on the cata- by McFeatters d of • • • tng..ugust 15. "Bride and Groom" logue with silver cover. STRICTLY BUSINESS television program at It is quite d by A rialiC" lunch New York City on Thursd,ay. Aug- to be expected Mrs. Cate WlikerSon and Mrs. with iced tea ust 6. Mrs. that this yeses Inch and --lemeinade was served Russell is he former Miss Mary Ann show will set 11 igh M. NicElrath recently at- ti thr.; Under- a" newmark for doe' inunbers and their f.invlie: weed. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hirrh quality' ,true' WMU Conference at E. N. Underwood of tioth in registered new Those atttending tte,e Murray. Mr. Russell and It.dgecrest. Roth Mrs W.Ikerso,1 M. and is the on of Mr. and Mrs. Duel! grade classes. side Mn Herman Parnell. Ruse;. also and Mrs McElratb are acti:e Mt 111 Mr and of Murray. Mrs. Gene Poets and daughter. The Forest Fancier. of McDonald byrs of the Wornan's Missionary Tappan gas rtinge was presented to the one I' Jennifer and Ella fle:cl. Mr couple on Farms. Chattanooga, will judge Society of the Memorial Baptist and that date. The Airlene Gas tards Mrs. Macon Comp-any is the dealer, for the registered classeS and Church. Blankenship and daI Tappan ranges in Murray. S. A. the ghter. Sherrill. Mr. and M.a. 401 - Hinton of the Dairy Department ▪ 41111111111111 IJ-T *Dr it he Norswortny. Mr. at 0,, 1 the grades. The cover ac- • a• Paschall. Mr.- and M. knowledges the interest in, • COURT ADJOURNED the Palmer and children show of the State Department of , Social •KIRCHENN. Germuny aK--The Milue. and Mrs Ruby H.aiadvn Calendar Aericulture and others a ith this T mtge. jury, defendant and spec- 95 Drivr In The first meet-erg nr the new gracious credit: -This show :.tors fled a court room hire club year. will tie held September Mond.. tuttl•1 :1 Fr-- sponsored by the ioett..Ule jer- .5. day when a swarm of flying ants 15 in the home of Mr., Ge - The . tn! Wo- sey. Cattle Club dad the Wert- ,I •• • • Sunday and Monda,, man's missionary flew in an open window. Soca ty of the nest I:oeuvres:led of Agriculture. if . THE NAKED Memorial Court resesiresT several' hciurs lat- 11,4 SPUR" •Bintist CiTurcn will Lt. N% !he r, gplesatioti'.• nf . the f 0111th er after the unwanted in technicolor at. the church at seven-thinly guests h '-bU.,Iirnases and Intllailirtt rgpre- Geheld,ckl been cleared with S I to • starring James Stewart chemicals .. .11 seabed herein, this show sulphur et is made. Janet Leigh, Robert Ryan Lakeview • • • . ,,,ce. poesibie." Drive-in I Tuesda). Tuy,sday and Wednesday AsituA . NEW SULTAN pit Morocco is Mou- M ay Star Chapter -No. 431 lay Mohammed Ben Area Orcn•r Sunday and Monday of the Eastern Huir w.!l (above), uncle of Sidi Moharn- hold Behind Scenes With Kinsey 1 „isms njwit its regular meetinç at the , med Ben Toussef, who was de- I Gary Cooper Masonic Hall at eight o'cl•rck. ' posed by France. The deposed "wenn • • • *mull in • sultr.n was banished to Corsica SIMS "HIGH MOON" The Lydian- Class of the' Flirt alter a march on capital, Bahian Baptist Church will n'e.-t at the ' by tribesmen. (international) horns, at Mrs. Lautite Duren at "I I OWL , ieven•thirty o'clock Tuesday and Wednesday • • • tand “MUTINY" *PJP PJP PJP FORT nr ',1- r • . and please make Dick Herron a better boy— starring Mark Stevens, or else make me a better fighter!" 11.1111111I row me am so Angela Lansbury, 01—•••• Artna.Main 1111.•"Irani SILL. Patric Knowles, Gene Evans \MIIIIMMINNEW SUPERIOR Parker& Jewelry LAUNDRY and CLEANERS Murray's Oldest sa FREE DELIVERY MAX H. CHURCHILL Since 1835 ln"s1 14'.10. •••"- FUNERAL HOME W Parkers Jewelry Phone 44 aert..•*-- Pleases 206 North Fourth Superior Ambulance Service touipp,a with o•osen 'THE 111111NDLT FUNERAL Hour- 1 amity grodp: seated. itlaw.;`.ter !lira. Joan r.•1(1 and Dr. Kinsey: 311 N. 4th St. Murray, Ky. Phone 98 standing, son Inure, wile lara tains, son iu-latv Marreo Corning. daughter Mrs. Anne Lornihg, gull1-10.11ate Dr. Stub. rt field. - - LAST TUES. EEK of HOUSE PAINT SALE

and ton xi WED. a Ile the Hu six Buy Kurfees tli4erdean Ohl we thI GENERAL DIAN is shown M • arc Communist prison camp In De- all cember. 1931. in photo taken ty Exterior Paint 241e, a correspondent for a Corn in:st. j F. _newspaper. '"'"" 7aterlaigaggi - •-• Caloiado's-Entry —AT OUR SUMMER L nsu and • Kit 411111 - SPECIAL PRICE war oar a unit r V"' and HAYMES • TOTTER • DANIELS tak 8 the 4.88 per gallon the; A 1HE BRE SISTERS'42er fur, %mai kr. ....••• ma a mast Regular Price $5.85 per gallon TECHN/COWR.1) cs,r=,e:

Place your order now . NfEK. -01; lelf3 . we'll deliver later 1mq rid '0A? _ a •.‘ ..D. LAST TIMES TONIGHT WhI 1.40;.3V/N-EYED Mary Ann VARSITY Doitelan Sykes Brothers Limber CAPITOL rd Keenestrurg is Colorado's entry Company tan. A Robert Taylor in Gregory Fedi in :1 the "Miss America" be,auty PRE.SCH00.1 pew 'RIDE' VAQUERO" rageant at Atlantic City, N. J. "THE c NOWS ' trockr: at A 19-year-old sophomore with Ave (..sardner KILIMANJARO at Cr4- Ade ,•railo State; she is 5-5, I' 1, Jay . (srie. 'was •isteraatirlir'' , 388 . •!..1 trod Mat Ann • sag cop,

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iS HIGH MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1953

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PAGE Fly Ben White were in Murray, Tien- HAZEL NEWS'day visiting friends. DRUDGERY GONE Chicago iUPI-Two Mrs. Nolen, who is Chicagoans FOR RENT sick is some say they -UNFURNISHED A- better at this writing. have abolished dictionary FO—R- RENT pertinent. 3 rooms, drudgery. lights and hot News Mrs. John Hughes water Beacom Real Estate of Detroit, is supplied. Available Ageacy, in Hazel, Chester McCesney, a FOR Septem- Peoples Bank r— visiting her daughter, steel com- RENT: NICE ber 1. Almo Bldg., Phone 122- iiiificE pany executive, FIVIff ROOK Motel at Almo Hei- 1—WANTED Mrs. Valentine and and Mrs. Ella B. garage apartment, nite phone 716 Mrs. Grace Garrett family. Wenger newli decorat ghts. tate of Memphis, Mr. Holt have patented a a26p ANDREW'S Tenn., is in Craig isn't any better "talk:ng eel, utility and geruge, RADIO & TV Hazel, this week via- dictionary." iinfurnish RE- WANTED-GENERAL "ding at this writing. ed. See at :7aot -FIENT-FURNISlike pair PA1NTINCit her sister. Mrs. Brady The machine 517 Broaa street. or eiRICK Service. Located on East Phone White works like a tape call garage apartment FOR SALE 977-J-1 or 977-..14, or see recorder. 1396-R. Newly dreorated Main, guaranteed Mrs. Put a card in a25e parts, Prompt Herman 0. L. Peeler tat it and Hut water heater, electrically Service, Wicker or Milburn Out- it ph ys back the e- Reasonable Pricss. Tele.- Tenn., spent a few days work. givine, the quipted, with 1950 CHEVROLET land. laat week correct FOR RENT: garage. Available az-TON PICK phone 9134. a26p in Hazel, Ky., pronounciation. 4-ROOM FURNISHED I up truck a23p as the guest of her SOUTH BENTON September 1st. Rowlette Deluxe cab. 16,000 act step up-stairs apartment. 305 North Aoart- -mother, Mrs. H. I. Neely. 7th ments, 711 West adain, miles. Kentucky license. Very A rose. gorri Street. Phone 601 Phone 8674 n of nearly 2,000 day or 1249 dark green truck. Mr, and IA Billie Greenfield plants has night alfic -Wilson & Mrs. Boyd Philips of has landed been presented to the a25c LI ad Cars, 1:AUGHS WITH NEW APPOINTEE Paducah. safely in Korea. United 700 West visited Mrs. Mary Turn- Nattnns Perrranent Head- -OR RENT-A NWt 3D. bow Coleman ouarteis FOR RENT. ONE TIVE l'aer a: Sunday afeinoon. and Dewey RiIe spent in New' York City GROCERY • house unfurhished - bl All- Building. log .ed at Sunday in Bo . Gr....no Ana-jean Rose Selections, Southside Court Square. " with ; and Vine St. Immediate posaessia Ber'HIGERATGoo Flita M-s. Tom Tiirnbow their sister, Mrs. 409 Maple. Sec 0 B Boone. Mary Bearder. Four room furnished apartmeet 19.95 to $79.95. Reduced. Riley' rut 141931eld, viitasi Ara° is ill. a24c located Number 2 • 1191. W. Main St Now a Store. 105 North 3rd St _two. Mr. and Mete -Ciyde Kennedy Phutie 1672 r Mary a24( White of Murray, of Paducah were' the guests of CROSSWORD Answer to Saturday's Puzzle was in liezel last week visiting her father, Hardi PUZZLE NEW laltont. Satur- 1953 OLDSMOBILE. TAX friends and relatives. day. -A414601311- -roe* Tot JULAIGNIOUU ra • io, 'Larfin and her sis- mr. and Airs. Luther combat OEM heat( r, White and 1-Wing 41-Electrined WA QMOMMPIN whitewalls, several other ter visited Mr. and Mrs. son, Bobby 4-A RUC Harmon arid Mrs_ Sarah White continent particle unrgoma 110010P extras or this 2-tone green James last week. (abbr.) 47-Elarramida beauty spent Sundayl in Paducah visiting 6-Wheel fI9OSFAIU Wilson and teeth 49-Platform Son Used Cars, 700 Mrs. Lorna Lampleins Mr. and Mrs. Eldred 11-Courteous 34-171ri's OMR OMM figiUM West of May- r White. name Main, Phone 314. 13-Amend 6:-U1i11.1.11 WOW MEV a26c field visited her brother end lam- The Marshall countians invite 166-PrepositIon 64-Symbol ushan - FOR HOME la-liat fur so BOO MDR $29.95 ily and Mrs. Over Jones and everyone from Murray to OR UR RADIO IN (.1006=6,741.71- fas.- Mimi ornament'. 65-Spankh mmono EOM EOM ily. the Fair this year • tion for $19.95. Two BUSINESS IS-Symbol fur article WW1 MO PARRI other recites Mrs. Mrs. NEEDS nickel 66--chlef All first Mary Turnbow, Mrs. Lola M. U. Stress spent the 19-A officer mnoriva NOV class shape. $24.95 and witate (abbi.) 614-Symbol fur Dunn and her sister, Mr,. Smith weekend in Bowling Green visit- 21-Orain !flRiiq0 UVMDMR $29.95. Riley's Number \ , calcium 2 Store, visited Mr. ing her sister. lalms 'M ammo 105 North 3rd Jim Steele. nisenatioatel writing , 63-Tints WV St. Phone 1692 Mr Take a look in the Soundphoto) 24-Wife 1 0 WW4U0 igq0 and lilts. Adams and his et Zeus. es-neimins at aa4( IS-ItettetlAn sister spent the day in 111-111Aatertat6 tam. Mayfreid Mt-Therefore 4-Heavenly NAV 1992" FORD visiting relatives and 15-M5ke Into lai 't-Worni f,-Norse VICTORIA "VW-4.Z- fri aide . 31- liArrlite gods math! Mr. James For a Better Buy EUOW Jeen fiLAVeletnned • Radio aid heater, 8.01.10 M. Overcast an 1 ht- 13-A elate (abbri DOWN, 7-lainprey ac- tie by McFeatters ii af 84-Fish trap r, tual miles. Exceptionally daughter, Marsha Kiy of of (Zurek nice '- in d by 36-Clork faee 1-Likely tone dark Memphis, were in Hazel Weox DIAMONDS 11-Hebrew 9-Note Of grow green and beige can-- last nninth 2-Slacken Is- 'lowness to visit 'hien 411-91usit at 11-Inclian shoe Willson go on Used Mr. and Mrs. Cail Over- 11-Prionoilm Cars, 700 West PRESIDENT EISENHOWER enjoys a hearty laugh with Clarence E. doe- Instrument mulberry 14- (limning Main, t-oh and other relatives. Better AGES plant Plhone 314. Manion of South Bead, Ind , as they confer Buy a 17- Illehl.rtider a2fic at Lowry Air Force Mrs. Flay new 20--haul appointment Fudge spent 1 few I 1 3 EMI • I a ill‘o In Base, Col.. on Maroon's as chairman of the Commission side a wagon Intergovernmental days last week in Purytiar, visit- 23-Physwiat• Lost and on Relations Manion is former Jean or the an Found - ing relatives and friends. Keg_psalie a your ii , (abbr versa.), of Nolte Dame Law school. interne troirai SouridpaoroS P 74- Sad ones. lirimoun LOST--STEER. y Nell Brandon of Telephone IS UUUU "2-tlenuc, of BLACK WITH Memphis. _Directory &aria maples whit, Tt-nn.. viaited he: moth- trorn face. Weighs about 500 lbs. • the 27-1-aluti'• pen , Last er Mrs. Brandon. NE QUICK, EASY WAY TO FIND Kip Mr,. 'M 21 23 eon, seen near Herbert MARK VINO Ming 111 Turner LIBERATION Mr. and Mrs. H. FURCHES BUYS, SELLS, liUII 10--I'ravatei farm. Notify* Wade FROM JAP E. Brandon f RENTS, REPAIRS.., •and Vat of ealn• Crawford. a28p RIItF. Princeton. was 17 ZS 1S in Hazel. Sunda 113 South Filth, Phone almost anything you need! Al)verpower to 10001 ill 11" .hil "2UU 37-Page .4 book MIDN PIMPS „ nesmweema visit his mottle& Mrs. Biand 19 13-Ventilsted Mrs. May Hallfield 32-Lance and eaughter IIIle YAil la A" metal I 4-1.161. ,t Si 1 if Detroit, 34 35' ennta4nee is visiting in Hetet, ki 37 41-1Iard 4UU of mot 1 with friends end relative& hearing mr Per the Best in - V/ 43-Fernale POLIO " • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dailey. :led MAL tan vtaiesesess siiUU relathe• MF hind Mrs. D. 44 —W bile J. Myerl attend- ell 46-Symbol -d preaching • Y.411UUU for INSURANCE services at Cherry so 'Mon Corner last 5i " 2 93 v,a 41-1ork of hair week. mi130 4111NES 1340 i 3i-Ersl,t lit,, Mrs. Sadie Nell Rooch la New a 45. sacred boll ( York, visited gUUIIU -Reverberation tier parents.Tlaire. and '7-mm1k I. Mrs7 Harman 63 Jumet last week. DIAL 5S-S‘rnbol it al `2 UUU Mill tantalum H. GALLOWAY Mrs. Mary Turnbow and Mrs. a CO-•11.a.t Toirtha 60 tit b 111 Adams spent a few days lilliMIMII61.11111====. III 1.i, eri.•fi 11 117-4'orvitlitlie Twine luring the first part of the week ear le Med IreMew 151-M 114-Prenz: down' in Memphis, buying Christ Teesday. Miguel 25, 1953 6.u0 Farm Program Mr. and 11:45 Gospel liyinne Clate Paschall 11:15 Farm Proems have returned frum 12:00 News a visit with It:45 Call'way Capers heir daughter. 12:15 Noontime Mrs. E. F. Irwie 6:55 News Frolics 'rid children in Santa 12:30 Church of Christ Aim'', Cali- 1-On Morning Meer fornia. 12:45 Luncheon Music 7:15 Clock Watcher Mts. Irvan'• to tile '1.00 Rectird shop huaband. feet. E. F. 6:311 News to 1:15 Srven is POW statitimii 1'45 Public Service in Sc nil• 8:15 Morning Devotion Korea. with the Marine 2:00 News O.• Air Forte. 8.30 My st-u's Shopi• ferron a better boy— • 1,'•5, Stele. PrObs. 5, wswt.wwd .55 2:05 Music I.Letalleetee be Alai sewn Mr. and Mrs. Paschall went For You 'to 2:45 tter fighter!" " 1 1,S. eta to 8:45 Morning Special HELEfl REILUJ Old Mexico and a' number 2:45 Public Service of •tia- 9:00 Moments of Devotion _ • _ al. places or 3:00 News afffnPart interest while they 9.15 Melody Time Returning to his home klse to see If you're were 3:06 Western inn after Is Denfield, real." Libby hadn't in California. 9: 20 Star • long absence in Mexico, He had removed waited. She had al- Melody 114me nip Haven,• writer, her arms, not ways The Paw-hall'. also 3:15 Western Star e. finds his young gently, talked of a bug wedding, with visited the Melody Time (OR Libby. who also served and Daisy had said: "Par- Murray Boy 323 St. Louis ret•ry, missing as his a veil and bridesmaids and flower Scout Tenon At Irvine 9:45 National Baseball s-'.mg to from the house. don me-and pray don't apologize Ranch. Church Program _ 5.45 tiering that she may be ileltlag girl ... and there was something near Santa Anne, Catif- 100.0 an Kit in her for spraining my wrist Oh, News- LEANERS New York, Haven 'phones Kit else. Libby hated .•rnia There were scout.; 630 St touts Baseball .''me letters apartment Haven. You're next to be disap- „Ii‘hrti 10:15 Rural Rhythm to t Libby only to learn in line-got proved of, criticism all 45 states 9:30 hart not been there. Klt your admission crushed her. A THRONG and from ta foreign two Lean Hack tens by train to the charge?" She always or South Koreans gathers and Lune 930 plattterint re Denfteld house Kit wanted to please peo- outside the capitol ceuntriva. This a as "the beo at- 10,45 -ie VERY she and her Uncle Philip, remembered that the man's ple as South Korea celebrates in Serml I.e4n Back ,- I 'dam Aunt Miriam.'• and eyes even if It WP_3 only in choosing Rth anniversary tended Jamboree * 9 45 Plattertime nrurotte, are foleed had travelled over her Japanese rule of liberation from in the scout his- 11:00 1340 CIUD lingo Caianaugh, an with a hat.. How much more so where and 5th anniversary of tory. If, 00 News r:e attorney attractive an odd effect of sightlessness the republic. firitcenalionala 11:15 1340 06 North Fourth who once had courted in a husband was concerned Club 10 15 but who had switihed hitt them, and his mouth . . . Mrs U. D Whitnell and lortetiers -Request to 11'.00 to 'Ka- had hard- What - was there about Mrs II 30 Favorite Vocals Libby. 8• •reh or Lipby's ened. Ile knew Tony Wil- NANCY 11:00 Sign Off reveals a note. urging she didn't like der that had made mi worry. her farnity him. She had her go away promising that they shall said, "I won't need with him without • r from her soon. An any admission a word to any- Bs Emir Onshmiller ri-tit butt unfamiliar charge. Daisy," and one? Kit in the room might Indi- had walked dropped the phone. that Libby had lied • male away. Shortly after William visitor. that Grant case in. He was HE DIDN'T DIVE --- she and George left. Libby Miriam VanKreef's nephew and no CHAPTER was having fun and had HE ASKED THREE: stayed relation of the Havens, lie FOR A PHILIP on. The Adonis hail was an found a focus for his be- brought hes innocuous young-old FAINTED derment home a couple man of 30 DATE --- and anger in Kit's of hours later. What with staring brown WHEN stlon. was his name? eyes behind I "Haven't you been seeing glasses. He Hugo came every week-end ET SALE by, Kit? Haven't you been said eagerly, "You thought and on SAID here holidays to visit his k-ends 7" of someone, Kit." aunt Philip half. and her family by YES started from hi irst - e shrugged. "I've been busy, his chair. "Who •• tar . .oasidereet Philip, ever ranee he?" Kit got it tt^e. Wiu you went to • -- 1oZ.0010 S s w; CO. When I hid Tony Wilder. 1 e t, Pee Libby le ahem. van n they wanted York, when The effect of Wilde she dreepeel into a name bile 1, staved his life avay apartmant, Hugo was astonishing. at an I bought-sorry, , arduous job uui I hatehclerk. -that you and She could feel rage seize WOW -. AT she were Hugo, Within(' whit" eat Riad and upset. t at the announcement shake him. She thought stage. there was He said, &Ike: Aunt Miriam. WAS '/14.. sE 'd come in nothing odd about that. wearing flowers and He aalis iii She told me that Libby had ywas as happy love with Libby dis- DIVE 5,..e—GO as r lark." and Libby had appeared, so jumped in Hugo Chosen the oe the .• said, "Well, you were other nian. Hugo trot train -" MADE Wrong." her eyes and He went on, "Can't you instantly all trace of his fury "Why ehllip said. alink of anyone, Kit, not the vanished. He I ,iv red it men "Becauee - because I Ill'Ounell here that Libby's up carefully. That was the query- thought known might be able to help." Ill her life but-maybe thing. tic denied knovaing someone In any- Philip eyed him. UL' ABNEY New York?" thing about Tony Wildea "Can you 7" orhilip William couldn't.. Kit poured out questions. tle had never sent her thoughei back to Kit knew,met i.e. skeA M. Al Cave 4 very little oesed,rd ?any Wilder. . emesseswwwslaswa.. _tzember,1 4anuarg, Some! andWiesiepe . itE.SiGhtS FUP4 nff _rEtt - mgd,i-leflyK4MWM1kMai*" TWS VAPAN'-egiidreeerrAlift comings-Da I my Ballentine`s -Mae- WIMP -5- feel imrte grinthiiienes," and went R F-CKAN I ZES THF-T rear roOln. Daisy Ilan( any worse that he did, arid unto IN ,•E'Rr T- TRUE re'PE FAIN- ntiwaLparty. the kitchen: - THAR , - )`4igtFBJ A ILAIIIMS4V-LIFNVFIER,Sik•ertsi'aelAC2 1/0' 410011414416 Daisy was merehandise ter `alt--thry -SePT'en't -inkr.-- DA ISV'I AIIMIPP:74 editor of Rhe followed her. wo,,t-r atE NO MORE MONEol,t3ECUZ Parasol said that Wilder was in Ut AISPIER MAE Lfl,ABHE.Rff and It was one of her his early "How's George?" HAIN'T DAiDnr- VO-4OT - 30's and very good he aske4. TRAGIC NEWS•••,,1 Usual affairs, mixed up and mad looking and "In eiieellent and that he seemed anything health, thanks." amusing, for a little while but broke. "Are you Now that she going to marry him?" Kit could see it clearly. thought of it, Libby Kit There had mentioned gave him a cold stare. "Nice was a man who meeting him Mat of played the flute you to- be interested, lingo. and a girl at the Nevins' in Santa Fe when with long red hair and When we decide you'll *71 she was there before be one of Inunense taa r p. George had Christmas. the first OS know." taken Philip turned to Kit. her and Libby. "You "Look, Kit, Libby's thought Libby had run got to be She and George were sitting on off with found." the Sidelines abivanaugh, when, as a matter withdrawn as far as of "Of course.' But it's they Lace, in a letter Libby wrote up to her could get from the sound and me now. She said she'd shortly after 1 left she let us know." fury when Kit caught sight of said come. "You can't think a thing about you of anyone else. extraordinary head. and Cavanimgh." What do Hand- Kit felt you know about Tony was too weak, the blood rising to her Wilder too maufficient face. that makes you dislike him A nearby She said, "Libby was mis- so candle had in- taken," much, Hugo?" the illuc and got tip. "I'm going to in of an inhuman call It seemed to her that be hesi- on. Daisy Ballentine and see what The man's hair eras a tated. Then he said: "Nothing. she can tell us about Tony Wit. bronze and as bright as But 1 . thank you ought to der." She looked in the honk make His profile might have been and certain, that the man who ABBIE en' dialed long distance. Mille left that SLATS REE in marble by a master- she cigarette upstairs in Libby's was waiting, Philip went past room features would show some her was Wilder." By Rae burs van and upstairs to talk to Miriam. Buren am 1 reassuring flaw. He was Kit raid nothing. She picked I YESM...I NEEK He came down and said: "Your up MEAN... Oc:/E.S latolaing at something and it came the tray and they returned T/ON 15- WH/CH later beloved aunt never heard to the OUR FIRST FAMILY OWNER MOTHER ... NOW U shock. Magnificent marble of any living room. ONE 0'THESE THINGS /5 7-NE TIME FOR Tony Wilder. The TOGETHER...ISN'T IT 00 budb didn't laugh aloud. fellow never Minghly TERR1EALY e/SE - ALL 6000 SISTERS /0 came here. Maybe on the Rend- EXCITING rE 70 41,0 -E clearge had said you're wiring." \etches, William - AND THIS 15 THE ,4 COME TO in her ear: He plunged didn't help mat- FOOL 0' "Daisy's past her like a run- ters WAY IT'S GOING THE robbed a museum. I know away any, He said: "Libby's been TO Y5EL A/0 horse. BE who did that guy. Michelangelo. gone since last night. Maybe FROM NOW OX THEW? Kit cotadn't raise Daisy'. you F/R5T 77415 He's on loan from the Metropoli- ought to go to the police." ON-, HAPPY, 8ROTt/ERS Listening to the empty ringing our tan.* Philip said threateningly: SLATS, DEAR any at' the other end of the "Now e? ...7181/6 0Aor wire; she that you're Ahd then another head had ap- made here 1 presume that o.r herself relax. Whatr (Differ- you're SLATS; peared, and it was labby'e. It was going to stay the night, ence did. it make now? Thy thing at Lihby, with Libby, that the but my niece and I and Mr. Cav- was done. In spite of Philip. Adonis was laughing. she anaugh would like • little privacy, 'I Ione had a feeling that she was I 388 Later on Libby had tried right-- 30 when you've to M- and Lihby had been finished your e her to him, gone for 24 meel-" but Daisy Bel- hours. She and Wilder were prob- William showed lied thrown her arms ably married no resentment. by this time, they "1 understand." him. "Tony, you utter would He finished his I have made tacir prepare- milk I'm going to give you a'lions and got up. ii in advance. It [Was Odd that in-,. y.-,i. hv ii,In Jut Ilv, Iv (To Be Continued) nr,nr.....0 wok, 0* 1411 ' 1101SF 19.tributcd Ity Kine real.", Svn•I ti ate,' ' :______!:___.------'. tiOrefh

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PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1953 Sunday at the hono el .0; JUDGE CONCURRED Here & Yonder Mrs. John . Arnold and family. The FIRST WAVES ASSIGNED Superior. W.si :adaJyo other visitors in the Arnold :ooze TO SEA SUPERIOR, Wis. 111) -- Torrey COUPON FOR FREE BARBECUE were Mr. and Mrs. Herbeit Todd Frederickson, 29;'appearing in Mu- and on-o. J. T. Toxic! and Mr. . nicipal Court on a drunkennese American Legion Post 73 Mrs. Calvin Todd and 11 eh. charge Thursday. complained: "I'm News sons. sober as a judge.' Had, Mr and Mrs. Pete Self and dao- Judge Claude F. Cooper nodded flues doer. Clara, Murray, Ky. • Hello, „visited Mrs.:, Mocy. in agreement and gave Feeder:A- War . f.'ollirs late I hope everyone is just fioe. Toesday—aftereon. sian a suspended sentence. t Bout Mr. tied I was sorry to'heir Mrs Richard Self ond of the death --- (Alttp Coupon to Preston Ordway, Murray, Ky.) children. Petil 'if Mr. Wendell spent ,Pattercen., !My MONROE REVIEW X deepest syerpatny goes 10 oh fat',. FONTAINEBLEAU. France eh— Sly Number Planning to Attend , Every Saturday U.S. airmen sta- I was proud to hear that ItOrneia tioneo here who fail to pass in- Nell. the AND How's That Again litttle doughty; .sf Mr spection because their_ batlejacket GIVE FULL NAME ADDRESS acid Mrs. Byron }Col. has cec‘oec- breast pockets are so jammed they ed. She had sputa! rreanin iti bulge are given discipline'', duty. a few weeks. ago. but is veil it a It is called the I'Marilyn Monroe fine today. Review." As news Alf is scarce i se ill say so long for now. Darn( ingtoi Atomic Sub l::Met JUST A HILL !POLY 9:0 ,Follow Montt 0 That Man WSM-TV Program 9:a0 Pentagon Confident la I 111r. ; In its To10;0015 ic:eef theJa os fifteen veers of eloolonco, Shedule 511-Arno:Oven Ftoge Selecteurs has NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Tennessee Jamboree -anted 39. roses a-- the worh:-• f CHANNEL A 10:30 Sportscast • THREE WAVES alto alit be among the Brit of a group called to sea 1074S Alfrotxuorm.Pla(,any Timm_____ est duty, Subject „41 change) or). the first time in r.aoal history that a IA'ava-ohai aereout so -- TINES —14106.0•111- 11 15 board a ship, ale bid goodby ii 5Vaehuietun by Vice' Adm. James L. Tue•dav. August Z.S. 1951 Roses are “-nerally divided 1 it iiuway. Jr S will into Navy persornel chief Fermi left: 1151,1 Eileen 11:00 Search for Tomorrow • a eeporate. eateeor Gt=odn ieot- Curiajohartr. N. Y.; Mane A. Myers, Baltimore: HSI -'3 11:15 Love of Life )7 the frogrance of ine;r Woe-sums. ' Loo.ia Caio. Lci Aineelee• Internatsonal) 11:30 Ann Ford 11:45 Strike It Rich _Mr. 12:15 News Mr. a GAMBIA —NEW JOINT CHIEFS LOOK AT GLOBAL PROBLEMS 12:30 Kitchen Kollege Friday 1700 The Big Payoff thy v - --• GLOBULIN- 1:30 Welcome Travelers friends 2:00 On Your Account • -.1.• obta,ned Oom Ineeso 2 34) Ladies Choice. blood-protect, to, 3:00 Garry Moore Mra few weeks lot .1 is 3:15 Tichenor's Puppets It )eh 3730 Howdy Doody in one she,. weed,. -A oseci CHIEF U. S. delegate Henry Cabot 4:00 Western Corral htricem Lodge. Jr., scorns to take a ho- U. S. NAVY Lt. Comdr. Eugene E. 5:10 Picnic of Prizes TV 5:25 Weathor Report a'.1 Mr hum attitude as he listens at the Wilkinson (above) has been ap- When POLIO is trhord, 5:30.- Eddy Arnold b,s.rs o ICS in Neoe York through an ear- pointed commander of the atomic folio• 5 45 News Caravan_ The Set Made Society these ;. hone to the attack en the 1.7. S.- submarine Nautilus, scheduled 00 Revelon Theatre Church PRECAUTIONS -Korea doefense-paettrade by Rus- for launching next year. The 35- 4!.30 Breed( the Bank sia's Vishinsky. (lit, motional) year-old officer, trained in sci- ,7 00 Nothing But the Bera ences and undersea warfare, will 7.30 Fisher Body Awards Dinner FOR YOU! 2 Don r ge, fatigued study the sub's engine, the first 8:00 Juniper Juuctiose such In the world. at Arco, Id. 8:30 I Married Joan 3 Asool noo ;reaps • Taxes Make Fast Navy photo. thsternationaiJ 900 Mr. and Mrs North 4 Dont Lei clolied 9.30 I Am the Law 10:00 Views of the News 'Look Tiger in Eye 10715 Tennessee Jamboree $169.95 Su: - A VACCINE 10:30 Sportscast ."TI 4 t 10:45 Talent Scouts .4 :1:3 is not feaay for 1953 Wednesday. Almond 26. 1951 star - 1110 essee • 11:00 Search for Tomorrow For A-1 Repaics 11:15 Love of life Janel 11:30 Devotional Moments Tues .11:45 Strike It Rich on Radio and TV 12:15 News 12:30 Kitchen Kollege See Ire 1To The Big Payoff PlitriONAL FOUNDATION !:'*) Welcome Travelers 4,;ro 114FAV1ILE PARAtV1111 2:00 On Your Account 230 Ladies Cheice MURRAY HOME 3:00 Garry Moore U S. 101N1 CHIEFS OF STAFF Members look at 30MC of t oir proble(os no a globe in Washington. 415 Hot iiette Harvey Frei,o1.44-14: Gen_ Nathan Twining. Air Force; Gen. Matthew fladguoy, Army; Adm. Arthur Radford, 330 Howdy Doody & ce.a.: its:: BUYING A CAR? A lei Robert B. Carney. Chief of Na'al 0o-rations... bat rnattonai 1 4700 Western Corral 10 Picnic of Prizes 5.25 Weather Report AUTO STORE — CARRIER 3730 Eddie Fisher WATER FOR QUAKE VICTIMS TAKEN FROM 5:45 News Caravan 305 MAIN 9:00 'Televlsit 4:15 Farm Show PHONE 1300 tl

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