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United Press YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWSPAPER IN ITS 74th YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternioon, April 16, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION . - - 8,000 Vol. XXIX; No. 91 Vitality Dress Shoes IKE CHALLENGES RE!)s and IN Basque, Red Calf In PEACE , als; MOVE Flight Blue Calf Lions $10.95 Soon de Hoard I Now.4)':,t7".. Will Be Six Point Program Listed By LEIO, Al'OUttd PANMUNJOM, ,./iApril 16 Sold To • Aid (UP)-Red trucks b. //ambulances By President To End War I today delivered the first of 805 aais MURRAY Allied sick and wounded prisoners Health Center to Kaesong-last stop before free- By MERRIMAN SMITH ,hopes with mere words and prom- WASHINGTON dom-and the United Nations com- April 16 iUPI- ises and gestures," he said. • President Eisenhower mend indicated it now may be Murray Lions will be sold into challenged "The test of truth is simple. meg. Verson Stubblefield, Sr., Russia's wilting to resume full scale truce bondage for one day at a "slave new. leaders today to There can be no persuasion but looked mighty pretty at the Rotary prove negotiations. sale" which will be held in • the their- will for peace by end- by deeds.'' ladies night meeting this past the Korean The UN notified the Reds it near future, according to Bryap ing war, lifting the He was cautiously hopeful that Tuesday. Iron Curtain wants a meeting of liaison officers Tolley, president of the organi- from satellite court- Russia may now be ready for today to deliver a letter from Lt zation. tries and joining a world dis- peaceful deeds. Hawses rapidly takina shape on armament pact that Gen. William K. Harrison, head of All funds derived from the "slave would outlaw "A new leadership has assumed North Twelfth, West Poplar, and atomic tihone .United Nations truce delega- sale" will be used for the benefit weapons. power in the Soviet Union. It! Sycamore. te. of the Calloway County Health He seized the diplomatic initia- links to the pasts however strong, The letter, addressed to North Center. .tive from the Communists in a cannot bind it completely. Ite fut- Better check for termite?. The Korean. Gen. Nam presumably Lions will be placed on the major foreign policy speech listing ure. is, in great part. Its own to mild winter didn't slow them down is the 41UN reply to repeated Com- block and sold to the highest bid- specific "deeds" the Russians can make." Re much. munist demands- for a special con- der. Their services perform to demonstrate the sin- He appealed f" will be bought tb the new Kremlin ferenew to-arrange reauraptioa •ot -tor the one- Aar -.49erifielr- -Tether cs•ritx of their recent peace talk. leaders to face the grim fact that The County Health Department the long - stalemated armistice said. He said the death of Soviet Pre- there is no real 'hope ter ene put up a No Expectetarating" talks. Lions bought at the sale can mier Josef Stalin has given his nation unless the opposing 'powert sign in front of Vitality Dress Doualass Hard The Reds have been gumblmg at be use% for anywork that is neces- Kremlin successors "a precious halt their present atomic artet ware. They didn't put it up delays delivery any in of the UN an- sary around the house, baby sit- chanco to turn 'the black tide of race. too •oon. swer. ting, or what have you. The only events" sweeang the world towacd -The worst to be feared and the --- The United Nations commani stipulation is that they be treated GETTING atomic war, but warned that "we best to be expected can be sirriply Shoes Several people in town have said Harrison's letter READY will be pre- humanely to comply with existing do not yet know" whether they Mated." he said. -The worst if tetra:as blooming. Some -red and sented to the Reds S PC at 6:30 p.m. laws. mean to do it. atomic war The best would be pink. Thursday TO EST. The project is part of the Lion's FLY OUT . Mr. Eisenhawer interrupted his , a life of perpeutal fear and Blue, Mesh --- Gen. Mark In Flight Clark, supreme UN club work to support the new golfing vacation at Augusta.,Ga., sion, a burden of arms draining The farther south you go. the commander, and other Allied offi- and Calf health center. 'RELEASED POWs and flew here to deliver the 3.500- the Wealth and labor of sit peo- bigger they get. Mrs. Huie has cials have indicated they would be word address before the American ples; a wasting of strergth tni the largest. willing ti consider aerumption of UPPER: U. S. Marines are shown Society of Newspaper Editors. He defies the American system or the the truce operating --- negottanons only after County Oil Men grading equipment on planned to return to Augusta Late Soviet system or any system to Two goad men in the Sheriff's the Reds had made good en their !airfield near Munsan, Korea, from this afternoon. Are Honored achieve true abundaacea and hap- $10.95 race Brigham Futrell promise to return sick which repatriated and Alton and wound- UN prisoners Diplomatic circles hailed tbe piness for the peeples of this Hughes. We don't think anyone ed Allied war prisoners. will be flown to hospitals. Graders speech as a "momentous- declara- earth. eta, will Three Calloway County oilmen are file. With the first of ths cemiteated halted to allow a U. S. Army tion of the new administration's -This is net ir way of life have been presented the Public at -- --- prisoners now only six miles and liaison plane to take off. LOWER: readiness to negotiate a just cold all it is humanity hanging Relations Award of the from Two nice building lots on South four days from free.loni and Oil In- In Japan, Le Col. Jesse K. other dustry Grace war setlement with Russia. a cress of iron." Fourth convoys Information Committee, ac- (left) street being leveled off. of prisoners rolling down of Russellville, Ark., and The Main points of the brood He said -recent statements and cording to a statement released to- Capt. Korea's bomb-pitted roads. the Norma Parsons discuss their U S. policy he sketched were: Continued On Page day by Mr. W J. Loufman. Chair- Two We're about ready for straw- UN appeared ready to talk busi- roles in airlifting of evacuated I. This country is ready to /Wu man of the Kentucky-Ohio-Ten- POWs berries and other fruit to start from Korea. Colonel Grace enter into a five-point world dis- nessee District. The Award is made • coming in The family laeleaIs Twenty-tour dust-covered trucks commands the U. S. Air.Force armament treaty providing for on the balls of "'outstanding an getting low bearing the Allied sick and waund- lead- 801st medical air evacuation ership outright bee on atomic weapons. ed for next and personal accomplish- squadron and Brigham Monday's prisoner Captain Parsons Futrel ex- is deffrilte limitations esi the else of ment" in the industry's nubile a Vermin Hale improved his yard change jolted inta the Red truce flight nurse. (iefernotional) each nation's armed for-es, and information and educational pre. during the winter by filling camp at Kaesong Thersday night. in grant. "a practical system of inspection the right side He and John Scott under the United Nations- to en- Resigns Post; • In makirg the presentation, Mr. have made that corner. of Eighth force the rules Seven Seniors Loufman stated "In accordance and Olive look very good Are 2. If disarmament can be with the unanimous vote of the John Shroat Inducted Coaches Chosen achieved, the United States will Into Committee. I am privileged to pre- To Make Race The excavation of the Metho- join other countries in setting up sent you with this Public Rela- dist Church basement has given Honor Society a "fund for world aid and recon- tions Award as tangible evidence more folks much naedcd dirt. Elected To struction" out of billions saved on Brigham Futrell. Stet'. Patrolman of ow- appreciation for your vol- For North- By MARY R. JACKSON for this area, announced unteer military preparations. today Seven seniors were activities in making in- Notice a lot of people amend inducted into 3. "The first great step" toward that he has t, signed from the membership formation about the oil industry -J Lawn have been filang in their of the National Honor a general world settlement State Police Force. and that he available to the public, Head "must Society thereby VFW yards and low spots with Girt. Tuesday, April 14. in the South Game be the conclusion of an establishing a better understanding Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paschall. honorable which is richer and auditorium at Murray High School. Dress ieeper than Route I. Farmington, girl. April 8 armistice in' Korea 'This should Vitality between the industry any we've see-. William McElrath. a eraauate rig and its cus- The regular monthly meeting of Mr and Mrs Charles be followed immediately by "politi- '49, was in charge tomers.- Vaughn, Four of the toe' prep coaches of the program. the Calloway County Post No cal discussions leading to the hold- The The award was presented to: H. Paris. Tenn . girl, April 8. speaker was the superinten- 5838. Veterans of in the nation have been named T. Waldrop. Standard Foreign Wars of Mr and Mrs. Alonao Forrest, Inc offree elections in a united Shoes dent. W. Z. Carter. He spoke of Oil Co.; the Charles United States. was'held Tues- Route 8. Murray, boy. April to lead the all-star high echoolere Korea" the honor and obligation M Baker, Shell Oil Co.: 10 Local Men Visit that day night. April 14 at the VFW in the fifth 4. .A Korean truce "would be a these students John Brandon. Bros . all of Mur- . Mr and Mrs Eukley Roberts, annual North-South Mesh and had won, end con- Club Room. The meetieg fraud" unless the Commutiists In Flight Blue Purina Farms ray. was Route I. Almo. girl. April 11 basketball game here Saturday Si- gratulated them. conducted - "Kentuckyians by Senior Vice Com- Mr. and Mrs. L. A Sykes. multaneously call off their aggres- Tropical - The seven seniors who have a real in - 104 night. June 13 Natural Mesh and were mander Johh Shoed. dem to the sions against Indo-China and Ma- Several hundred farmers, in- chosen in the oil business." Mr. Loufman S. 7th Street. .boy. April 11 to 'receive this honor were, absence of cluding Ernest A Underwood, Car- said in pointing Commander William Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lofton, Named to the honor laya The Sovret attitude on this Shirley Conner, daughter of Mr. out that "the in- spots for Tan Calf -E Dodson who was out of town Golden Pond, girl. question wilt show whether the rel M Rogers. and Osso Butter- and Mrs Walter Conner; dustry . has more than seven thou- April 12 the North are Coach Art Thomas, Norman Communists seek "merely an ex- worth of Murray. and Kenton Mil- Cram, sand dealers, jobbers and company Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Allbritten. son of Mt and Mrs Bruce Regular routine business matters head basketball roach at Cam- ler, J A. Crawford. employees in 203 South 3rd Street, boy, April 13. pedient truce in Korea- or "genu- Glen Rogers Cram; Tommy Dorap., son of the state, with a pay- were discussed and taken Mr. care of. bridge (Ohio. High School and ine peace in Asia." $8.95 Bill Cashion, Glenn S Kelso James and Mrs.% roll of over 10 million dollars an- Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Alden Turner, T. C. Doran: Sandra Pogrotsky. VFW Pont Russia R. Miller and Hilton Williams nually This has been Route 1.,Almo, girl. Apeal 13. Bill Shay. head basketball coach 5. can demonstrate gond of Glasgow. daughter of Mr. and made pos- No 5595. Princeton, Parade Chaie- Lynn Grovo visited the 'intik through an industry faith in Europe by f reeinc Purina Mrs. Prentice Glasgow; Patsy which man for the Department of Ken- at Fenwick High School an Chic:1m Research Farm at bray Summit, is psiur lei) , managed. Communist satellite countries to RoWariia. daughter of Mr. Pat Row- fully corn- o:retry. Made an interesting trelk Illinois. Shay's team is a per- Mo.. recently and petiti Ind financially choose "their own forms of govern- spent the follow- land; Jerry King. son of Mr and sound. on the parade planned for (hi ennial contender in Chicago and They are ment; ft)! releasing "thousands of ing day touring the Mills and re- Mrs. J P. King: and supplying Kerauckyiens VFW National Encampment Thomas' five bodat victories in Kenneth ta prisoners still held from search laboratories in St LnUIS. Workman, with over 700 million gallons of Debate 42 of their teat World son of be held in Team 46 contests Mr and Mrs. Malwaiikee, Wisconsia The 738 petroleum products , War and icm agreeing to an -acre farm is devoted Lloyd Workman annually at this summer Pogrotsky says Ken- exclusively to a price (less taxes' For the -Smith it will he Johnny Austria!), peace treaty without fur- research projects that us about tucky vets plan on being up fret: Brigham Futrell the same or less Altobello, hew' basketball mien ther delay. concerned with livestock and than was paid in that parades ------Rates High • poultry nutrition and is annually 25 years ago; During this time the at De La Salle High School of 6 The United States ,S willing intends to make the race for New Orleans, to work for a "united Germnay. visited by More than 10.000 farm- Local Hardware efficiency of motor fuel has in. Pnst officers were elected tor the Louisiana.•and Law- Sherif for Calloway County. ers from all sections of the United creased 50 percent. year of 1953 ac follows: Murray State College's debate rence McGinnis. head basketball with a government based on free Futrell has been with the State Stores To Observe coach and secret elections." States and Cart, Commander John Shroat' Senior team rated superior in the. South- at Owensboro rKentuckyi But the Ger- Police for the past five years. man problem Special Week Vice Commander, .1 C. flrewee• ern Speech tournament recently' Senior High School cetweit 'be separated During that time he has main- Drum Champ Junior Vice Commander. at Greenvale. South Carolina. Only from the broader question of lift- tained in outstanling record arei Janie!' ,L, Attobellii and MeGionie Jones; Quartermaster, five enachsel ing the Iron Curtain throw/he-at has Impressed both 5--10SPITAL Starting Friday, April 17th local Groover A. othe r college, received the local people NEWS the Southern team in the first Europe to open the hardwate stores Parker: 3-year Trustee. Coleman top rating way far "free and tourists with his afficieltey will celebrate Irks classic in 1949, the only time the *Oka: 2-year Tha Murray disaatereiwere movements et persons, of trade and Mr Futrell halt attended Hardware Week in cooperation Trustee, Hastens Jerry South many Wednesday's record follows: Wright; 'has won. Their selection this of ideas" with 22,000 other independent, 1-year Trustee. James S. Brown, junior from Marion. and car accidents during. his time with Census- 49 Outland year assures the South of a Mr. Eiaenhower-seald the home-owned hardware Henry Ramsey, junior hum La- whole the State Petters. and it has been Adult Beds-60 stores and strong bid to return to the win- Newly elected masco They debated the affirma- world will be waiting to hear Rus- said of him that he armed to be wholesalers and manufacturers Commander John ning column. Emergency Beds-11 Shroat sia's answer to these in the frem coast to coast. The purpose appointed the followine of. tive against Mississippi State Col- challenge& right placa at ehr - rtitte time. New Citizens-.1 and asked that "whatever of this nationwide lege aria Dixon College of North Altobelle Won hit fame the an- • Futrell notified Col Oldham, Vitality Dress Patients Admilted-3 merchandising at St. Posta Surgeon, swer be. lei it be plainly snoken" Police ConarniWore,", event is to give everyone an op- Dr. A. H. Ken- Caroline and the negative against Aloysius High School in' New Or- by jetter. of Patients' DIsm issed-5 porn& the "The hunger for peace is too his resignation portunity to see and save on all Judge Advocate, Robert 0. University of Florida, West leaflet before shiftiew to De 1,n and of his inten- Patients admitted from Monday great, the hour in history tren types of useful i tern Miller. Attorney-at-Law; Adjutant, Texas State College and Mississippi Salle High School in the late. tion to make tha race for sheriff. 5:001. to Wednesday pm s from same city Shoes p m 5:00 Groover A. Parker,- Ciallege for any government to mock men's He said that ha highly apprecia- hardware to housewares . . from Legislative the past season where he did an- Mrs. Fsdward Allbritlen aria baba Officer, ted the Mils and gadgets to garden and Owen Ditlington; Publi- The five other colleges to win other magnificent job McGinnis' support that people in Cal- In Flight Blue Calf and boy. 205 South 3rd St Murray; city Officers. the top loway County lawn lawn needs James C rating were the University Owensboro quintet is always rated had eivan him dur- Roy Weatherly. Broad St. Mur- and of Small Baby Is ing Alton P Hurtles: Member- Florida. University of Alabama, at or near the t in Kentucky the time he was with the state Basque Rod Calf ray: Mrs. Brent Willoughby. Dex- For 8 big days the latest and ship Chairman. Brown C Tucker Wake Forest, North Texaa estate basketball. All Right Police. and Chet if elected to of- ter; Mrs Alden Turner and baby After most unusual appliances, cooking First District Commander grown :mid David Lipscomb of Nashville. fice he would try to (sive that girl, Route la Almo; Lynn Parker. ••••.^ utenails, housewares, tools ann C. Tucker announced the district Tennessee Marvin 0. Weather, head of Three Story Fall him best. Route James Herbert $8.95 2, Murray; garden equipment will be featured meeting in Renton May After debating the U.niVeratty selections for the game, in making _ Fut.4•134 • announitement ,wi:1 31. and of e. be Woods. Hardin:' Mrs J. A. Mc- the the annrerricemeret LOUISVIT.LE April IR 411 made in displays Visitors will, be able Memorial Day parade to be Missouri In Columbia. Missouri, of the 'reaches 11- it a later date, he said. Carthy, Dr, Evans- Hcopital 2222 Bayard . to inspect. it close range. new held on that Sunday afternoon. April 20, the Murray debate team said. -These four coaches assure authorities here said IT- Large Selection robfith • ville. Ind.; Homan Mac, Murray: coffee makers that brew delicious will enter the "eau Kappa Alpha tie of another top notch game We old Crain was aging Mrs. Poplar St. believe "nicely" toilay $21,581 Purchased' CHILDREN'S PATENT Paul Garcia. 1319 coffee in record time . easy to a • 4ational Conference in. Denver. we have chosen the best afte.• he lumBled Murray; Ota T 406 North operated electric mixers . . prac- Colorado, April 23-25 men for the job In McGinnis and three floors to land in a plot et NEW USK FOR TELEPHONE In Bonds In March 4th St. Murray: Miss Janet Chris- Altobello7 the -only winners grass LEATHER tically fool-proof electric toasters. the - man, Route I. Puryear, Tenn.: Miss Also on display will be the latest Smith has had the Southerners Physicians said that apparnntiv During the month TOLEDO. 0, April 16 iallst - of March. the Claretta Chrisfnan, Route 1, Pur- types of new 'electric clocks ... this year Will have an inapiretion Roy was none tha worse for his citiaens of Calloway Archie Britten was fined in mem.- WANTS ALL OR NONE CountI in- year. Tenn.: Mrs. Ai thus Like, complete sets of razor•sharp knives for victory. -and they'll need ,it experience, and that the' fact he vested 121.5111 in Dress Shoes cipal court for beating his wife Series E. H. J Hazel: Mae Nola ItIlbritten. New for every purpose . . colorf u.1 with Thomas and Shay landedin a sittniz position in the and K Savings Jae Tarry because she let uis love bird HOUSTON. Tex April 16 (UPI- eitirlina Bonds Cumulative concord: htTi-Tiirnes Robert Hard- es- the Northern team" crass saved him fro m bread boxes and canister sets .. cape Paul Offenhauser believes tee thief Tetanus in' sales of 171.325 for Calloway County ing, 1801 St. John and 16th St. Courier-Journal Photo Jury saucepans. pots and pans . . . new who stole the diving board from represent 31 7 pert rent of the $5.49 alurray; Mrs. Orbie Cuter. Jr. Joe Tarry display!, vete form that Annetincements of celectiona of The habv was treated for $2.95 to avork•seivirig tools And many of "The bird meant more to ahead county's annual I him his smimming pool apparently sales goal and won him • championship got talltvers 12 for each ,iele, of baby boy. 502 Beale St Mur- thriee items will beer aubetentially in the than I did. so I let it go." are ex- Injury bruises and weetehes The $225.000 Mra. discoureged when he cetilan't steel pected to ray: Master Dwight Lyon Hale, Woniao's Club music centest itt start /*Irina' the next accident °centred are Katherine Briten told the nsille a swimming peel to go with Roy and his For the entire State of Ken- Hardware Week we; eel,- Louisville last week. it week Several htindred boys, Route 2. Murray; Johnnie B. Out- Whit be Terry is the She said het husband hit het with out- three-year old SIMI,' were play- tucky, March purchases The diving board was deposited 4:meting amounted land, 507 Olive St. Murray. Mrs. brated atom April 17th through SOP of Ma and Mrs Eugene Tarry the elephone graduating Melt school ins near a window He when he, eta:cover:ad in Offenhatteer's driveway t Ii" pounced to $4.512.568 Cumulative melee of April 25th. of Olive street, Murray. from all ever -he nation, against the 'Tharlia Sanders, Route 5, Murray. his pet missing. night after it was stolen. window, breaking it 314.449298 represent 24.4 t are being considered. per cent and fell 30 feet. of the $593 million goal.

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THE LEDGER & TIMES Major League :Six Point; rrra - ei-poielie, gs LEDGER g TIMi'S PUBLISHING COMPAN1 the lCutienued from Fage (Joe/ • rhe ,onsolni.taui of the Muria,. Ledger. Calioway Times and The Standings • Times-Herald October Zin 1928 :aid the West Kentuckian. Januar, gestures of Soviet seeders give Saint' evidence that they may re- IL,IJOGI _ 111A111/11111 0/11101111 to Al Nailagral League cogrore'• the perils of continuing oil C M/ILL1AMS PUBUISHER a JAMES PORT.Milwaukee • a 0 1 OHO the present road. *at " st, 28 Brooklyn 2 L 1.000 Will the new Soviet leaders grasp We reserve the nem to, reject any Advertiarrig. Letters to the Ectitot. The 30 Chicago . - 1 0 1 C00 the "precious opportunity . . to year's biggest merchandising event in hardware and house. %tract in nur optrion are Al .1re Public Voce Items not tor the best intermit .New York 1 1 .30C history?" he wares brings you famous brands and featured values Corh• Woi help turn the tide of be II out readers Philadelphia 1 1 • in now for your Spring horn., farm and shop needs. vict asked. It's to met St. Louis .0 1 .000 -Wki do not yet know." . Hardware Week, April 17 to 25. TILE ILENTVGNX PRESS ASSOCIATION Pittsburgh 0 2 .090 Ravi The least this country tan do, NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES HALLACE WIIMER CO. 1368 7 Cincinnati 0 2 .000 th Mai Mr. Eisenhower said, is to make Stn plain at this time its readinear to Watch for Our Pleasure Chest of diire aolyston,St. Rolston Yesterdays Results noel Russia half way in ni•goti- spits oting "a peace that is neither par- SPRING SALE REFRIGERATOR Entered at-The Post O.I.Lice,VStay Kentucky. for Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 2 tu ed transmission ai • tial nor punitive." Philadelphia 8. Flew York 1 . outings BI s • Second Class Matter Called Off Fin& for picnics, As Other Games Are strive but tail, and the dra St. Louis-Milwaukee ppd. rain. "If we CIRCULAR trip. Sr bea world remains armed against it- and for that fishing 1.11SCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier In hfurras, per wee* I5e, pee Cincinnati-Chicago. ppd. I din. late self, it at least need be divided Fiber glass insulated. 16" Its CARL Ll'NOQUIST on Fricani, and it also %%as un- •asta./3 65c le Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, llii.5e. clear koowlectit If you do not receive one. pla N41i4" YORK April 16 i ' earned, but the damage- was dune no longer In its high. (mesa 85.5ti Todays Games condemned hurgankind the Casty Stengel yids groaning today, by nom. of who has come in and get a copy. Reg. $11.95 value _ this Late." coo that "everybody is laying tor the Things were brighter for the Ma- Etrooasyn--itise New'fork- to THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1953 Mr Eisennower said the. Linnet Hardware Week sho . _ Yankees and acre gonna nave to' tional League champion Dodgers, Maglie VALUES "weLome" effective It has of hustle all the way if we expeCt to, who made It two in a reel, ever Milwaukee-Antonelli Cumin- States would and Mrs Douglas disarmament, b u t Ii. ado GALORE Sunday with Mr Imake it five straight pennants." , the Pirates In Brooklyn. scoring a nan-Judson. world Special - $9.95 Mr S.-witty-lie of Padueeh- 4-2 victory behind their new "ace,' Philadelphia-Drews at PAU- clear that any terious negotiations ,Stri i Mrs ha Paschall at. i betty -We re going Into Wasinfilifad • rollicking Russ Meyer Pewee burgh-Pollet ' in Thai held must eeme-attery-aot - settlement of Rubber - Garden -pi- sitt i, visited Mr, ,Chesle) Poscliall Moe- and, who are they tonne tril" Reese hit a Oases-loaded two run * Chicago- Hacker at St. Louis- before, a general cold LAWN MOWER ant „.,..,... ,„:, „,. , •,..), clay afternixi.. and ia.puired Plat at us right away' - Bob Portero angle the eighth off knuckle Presko-meht war issues in Europe and - Asia. ' 1 Pit wean t any IsAter • . His five-point disarmament plan Shapleigh Brand Lawn Hose t sl and Mrs. laa4at and field the,.* wile; he erled' bail -rja•kie- John Lindell. trying iota ldo• visited they had any better wed .. called for _these steps: 1 ecri% c ii • ore hattimay i Mr and.Igles 11.•13 "And if to male, a big league cornet:mei. as.I Aiwa-rime League far • o I hey to a nation's: to- Rubber tires, 16- cut, Pr< , ru.....h, th , the., ... cnano, wa„,. Mi .0,0 Mrs_ Eel T.iiitingfiafet jet him mitt of They all like i pitcher at 36 Lindell didn't St Louis 1 0 1 000 1. A.celing on each 50-ft. lengths, with bras, th list 4 Theaday night . beat the Yankees. but up eight he, Cleveland . 1 0 1000 tal armed Jerets. either . in num- blade reel. aL• .. - :t.s.,.s.8. ,11 i d° fel' badle giving and easy t, to Mae George -Jenkins attended eight. That the way bers or is: the form of a ratio fittingd. Light 4 Me Howard -Muni, is cl-atined 1, We -'""" -' although v. alking 10 He Lised bet Philadelphia I 1' .500 Light weigh,t, easy run- the a c•ob meeting isi. the home ef If we're loon., trav'el first class. to other countries' strength. , handle. to has bed "eir auni• tan, at the 'ter at bat 1/1...stiiii7 MeVei for a , New York 1 1 500 fol Mrs aLiford Orr. Monday after then let us beat their- first c.ass Washington 0 0 .000 2. A limitation on the proportions Hing. Reg. $17.50 a. .br-ima . al Ms Monte!. Mrs - EL., . two-run homer. Carl • Fissile:, who i Reg. $6.95 -value 0 0 of' industrial output that each - Merge: Over ..the week-end: to., n`ai; - '.- ries- i got titres- hits, drilled a Doctiter. Boston Hardware Week vir Pasehall arid Yankees beat the prize first i lain country could devote to aims pro- ' Hardware Week ‘1,iters ,.• f•re Mr orni Mrs. • H. I. i Mr ond 141-s L. W. The It•r • • [Detroit 0 1 .000 see Mrs.I class guy in the leali,ue Nedra* 0 1 duction. bert Rosa Brother Harripton . from i daulltatier visaed Mr., -and ex-soldier southpaw of the Cble“g" Special $15.95 a* Adolphus Paschall Sunday. day when they topped Bibto b y 1 •____ 3. International control at atomic Special - $5.95 The •Beptist Church •.4Hatel. Mr i 1;hThillei-es. Curt Simmons. subdues; Ire ,,,,,,i • Ntri. oma,p am•hau. mr and_ . .,.1:-. _ a I/11 WI, R D Key elated Shantz, the Moat Valuable*Playel, energy for peaceful. purpobes and ast Mrs Bardori-STanie. Wed- but Stengel and the rest oi-The Yantardaye itesuit. -prohibition of atomic weapons" , um oi,,,,, on •Sni.,i cetel„t... et, i Mr and -441..out -Ggativ,for anI gItv'ekeiusy44116-8-1 4ts:rictory hi folo y lent world ciampe weren't nappy over New York 4. Philadelphia 1 4. -A limitation or prohibition ALL STEEL 3 cu. ft. 32-Piece a•lt bike_ Gaylon Morris a.m. 111 Philadelphia. bobby Thurnsuns Mt aid Ilea 'Hugh Pascha/1, Mr. their five-hit. 4-'1 triumph over the Detroit-.St Louis, ppd.. wet gnids. other weans of great destructa'i Stirs: Beak Jenkins. and Mrs, second homer in as, many days DINNER SET I and IllsVersl -Pasceall and Mrs. Athletics Washingtell-Hostoo, ppd. sno-vc nessf' WHEELBARROW Glorria Jenkins. arid Arno plichil. lust ., he.,rt,, cost- hint a shutout. Del Ennis. tur. let In,, wasted Mr zod ars If ever a ' -- Only games Ichleduled 5 Enforcement of the paci "bey' Mr alKi Mrs R D Key arl Paschall er dll a s ng e, Lovely floral &Kiwis on ELL.r. 011; Mayilt44:1 Sunday. breaker it was Shaetz Li .,ding Le --- adequate safeguards. incleding a . Mr aed Mrs War k•r s spert Stan Lepatir hit two doubles and Senn-pneurnatic rybki-er Three . _ alter Attie Clark deuuleo home a . practical system of inspect,on un- rich creamy .white. -, Simmons himrsilf citnitecC.-d for a Todays Ganiesi , • run in the fifth, Bobby struck der the Untied Nato+ tires liatterns to choose from. "et , double and two singles ei the 14- Lotus. Brecheen or Ligtlefield 'Mickey leant* and Hank Bauer hit itbdulif4e '.S*. . • .. c! of three pitchers, Re's. $13.95 value Reg. $11.95 -value to start the Yankee fifth Johnny . 'at Chicago-Pierce St Louis at :Milwaukee rind Cm- ' • BUG -CLEAN YOUR HOME 1 Mize. then socked a single that. .Cleveland- Garcia at Itruit-- 1gardwae Week Hardware Week einnati at Clucaga were postponed . i went through Eddie R Omits in s Wight or Houtternan. AS YOU HOUSECLEAN in the National Dt'troat at Sts Bushes-Parnell at Philadelphia ! legs at first. It definitely should S8.95 Louis and Weston-goer a klostils ' -- Special - 511.95 Special - have' Byrd H been fielded The."' Gel'e Were called off in toe- Araeric.n. Agt• to no New York-Sain and Ford i,t 4 W.-4'4111Ni leff!.-Id a fl. left whelk Cleveland and Chicago hal ! a much confused Gus Zerioal firs' Mahe-set:on-Porterfield arid Ma:' Milcor Handy an upon date reno ran in. the-ti ran back and fmally 2 games day and night Galvanized eta ; let it tall 20-feet behind non for . YARD CART .. misjudged gift double that s..,•:•• , E SCRUB TUB • m'itt.:,., none runs came in the' o , TODAY'S SPORTS PAR II as rubber tires. Mak . li; quart kaput-ay,' hand oth when Dave Pnilley tried fie , yard .elettniiig much co- a shoestring of jobs 'around elkilk kti a *drafts fIS- Ha+Oilig Eiletairsr , i .ot Attissehim6sitiela:-isritie!...- for lots ler W itb thili cart. i Woodthla• It atackert NEMil the farm and home. km sk-ses' 'elOttR hod! At ItYP1--,'e:Yrilrst Merman Luke East, ` Reg, $8.1r3 value' I Anther double that scored Main*. mt. Cieveland Indians presentei" second baarrian Bobby Avila and Reg. 11i4c Value Hardware Week- ono hod 'oiled Bank', who hak- 11%,ing proof today that Alegander short- shorsttip Ray Boone - were Hardware Week 1 ,A•likl-d Am' wurtd whe" Pratie had more on the ball there eighth in the league le fielding Special - S7.95 stop Eddie Joust threw v tIcily or NOW KILL BUGS 3 WAYS WITH REAL -KILL Nostradamus. particularly when it percentage Until a ninth team is Special - 79c •i relay to tr.; plate Tso. ant, tamers to bos000n Save a Dollar . aeinoned. that s as low a you C411 r BUG KILLER AND REAL -KILL INSECT BOMB climax tar came off reit, vur Mari- . ; _____,_„___g_oo•og_use. auoient _pan_ whic_gu The ether. Third .basemaa Al Modern hoinemakars_naw bug- saisl • Rosen. was' seventh. clean tlietr-bomes as they honse- i -To err is human. to torgivro • (If-kr-land became. the , only club dean wahines:Mc REAL-KUI LC)01(.1 _ Ars bascheLl siduch The IOi 45 Set -Lillat and eay te ose WILL PAY THIS 1006 W. Main Douglass Hardware srmam.s.Insect Esaini.. Now WEEK Pe'PP lleirlilbsdi "jai_ -10"dt- backstop- did not refer- to the mere- effective than old- Heavy Hens 24c -11rfrffr -*Inlet" --V/00111e0/Ka _atche.r meant the Murray, Ky. fashioned insecticides, RE 1,- Leg horns sc was •even a, gleam in his daddy's „theidem . Corner 4th and Main Murray, Ky. KILL kills bug* by contact. eye Yet there s no question Dull _ 12 vapor a, tion and ingestion-. Get Cox c what he had in mind both the When Avila and Risme • ro•ri EI.AL-EITL today' Eggs 38c &tins and their 'manager. the gond piled up 28 vtr.os, there ixtre.sii,- Highest Market Price to.' A.toi.ise Lopez. . gestIonS that Senor Alfonse .3trie - Hides and Han-., Elecsum. after this week's open-, a "Lopez shift .'• in which inc out- , C1111•4•Sh11111046 Prices selno..s I. hang. a ithelle irig ganie. in which his cser-van- fielders woula play right behind 1,/• •la 0 notice 'shine . Americans cut milled _ two. the 'infield. The theory ewes that it barely eacaned official the pitching was as hot .4111g11111"1111r 1 Cil $147 errers and as It Was Kelley's Produce rece,ziotion of a third. Lopez quiith supvised to be. outfielder; .were it), ah Piano manfully: ugnecessary anyhow. , R r Phone 441 -They h indleci all bo:' three This stratag• m was fined chances. They mai. were hew-. • when It sat Consinering that at such a -line" pointed out th:a the out- fielders might get iti the way of pace the Indians could weak all the infielders who . • s:sting records for el-, s, Al's least kept summation prove. that the the pitchers posted on the there- BEST GARRISON'S ebouts of :bebe' infield Is the most -Monate' base runners. The saving alternative baseball. You might ever, aiy was nut to flash an e" fur error on the scuretoarda MARKET Ii -ide Lope, the most wt-re discussed to inie "ne" UP TO t. It baseba:1, if you w.•ntel 3 whenever there was no error, ma.ouit' p the proboscis. thus saving the scorer Irons has sorne 'There had even dietWori hope a/dish-au. t51110111111i111 • - ••,iing Indian fans that this, see- secant', IIMISTIAl; 'OOHS New Arrivals -is might be pe4 I bit • the Tithe SIG „1 40c Church inlet ., . • hurriat..' working the affiliations of U N. pre!. • NAME: I rwory that things couldn't be tria6 idents - Congregationalist. 1. Dis ciples Chrirrt. 1. Friends. L Bap- Jel- ,d again Because - Iasi year the Srrsucker's Preserves, .;ib piled tip 155 errors: tied only list. 27 Reformed Dutch. 2; Met'- lies and Apple Butter. : Br.w"::•"'... ear. iirra,riit-,d 445: ;ptiartnpaUnliiti:itir.".9n., Three belonged ARRIVED: ol by the leaky roof mnlicid to no church. ... talk mono/laving/ April 15, 1953 A n gofer to Yesterday's Nigel* CROSSWORD PUZZLE GEIS 13 A Ft lt MVOS inside specially- AGMS& V-Mu lk-Skill iiritCfiT Weight: 10 or. Glasses 12 or. Tumblers. , Arpenter's 39.-Prefoare for '," pry4t PIC/ riT AWE C • • 4 maleAar ueenj 40-Edre Id r2taT T !narked sacks of •- I:- rnainder 41-inderinite DORM PdWO 00tilW 15-Time mons by article 4, -- JELLIES 14--Tan toed 42-Mow-axing km OW(.4 iAM.; UMWW.1 Flo, ft Cenral. 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THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 197)2 TH IMDGER & Timm, MURitAY, KriNTUCK2 'Ara 170"" THURSDAY', APRIL 16, 195:1 Shearing Schools of the trip home," Waldron said. Several copies of the 16 mm film "He likes to sit- on my lap as I University To Hold 17 States To Send N,ew Safety Film Now Battle Casualties Scheduled In J. Fred will be shown before civic groups State Muggs drive and pretend he's steering Feeds Short Course Delegates To Camp Available For Showing by state police safety education Now Over 130,000 the car." officers. The films may also be Ed Warner, Chicogo,. will be Besides his owners, whom he secured for private showing by WASHINGTON April 15 UPo—, i ilki principal instructor can't bear to let out of his sight, it three Chimpanzee Seventeen states will be re- PRANKFORT, Ky. — The driver writing to the Safety Education American battle casualties now wo-day sheep-shearing J. Fred's favorite companions are An aiunial nutrition conference schools to presented at the sixth annual re- who usually drives carefully but Section, Department of State Police, total 133,4433 an increase of 496 e held in Kentucky four bulldog pups on the prem- for persons interested in the manu- April 27 to gional 4-H club camp tor rural becomes careless just one time Frankfort. over last week's report, the De- ay 2. Open to anyone ises. His biggest kick these days is who wants TV Star facture, sale and use of commer-[Negro boys and girls at Kentucky could pay with his life according fense Department announced today. to learn to shear, the schools out of creeping up from the rear, will cial feeds will be held at the Uni- State ,rollege at Frankfurt. Jun to "Killers On .The Highway,". a HAD 'WINTER PASTURE Although the report was a' sharp bp held at Hartford April 27 and giving, them a nip with his teeth About 170 snem_bers 9f . 4-H versity -of Kentucky at Lexington, 8515._ 15-minute 'movie short released to drop from the 1,039 casualties an- 28; Elizabethtown, April and *then running to hide in the 29 and club( and 34 cla leaders and a Kentucky theaters this week. nounced in last week's report, the 30, and By JACK GAYER bathtub. So far, the pups have let April 7 and 8. The anooncernent using event in hardware and Lexington May 1 and 2. number of educators and extension The movie, introduced by Gov. tb,g highest since house• 'NEW says some of the newer findings To provide winter pasture for figure still was • Applications for the training should YORK (UP) — Being a him live. lands and featured values. Come and recommendations in stock- workers will attend. Lawrence W. Wetherby and State 20 beef cattle, Joe Gallagar of last Nov. 19. It reflected recent be made to county chimpanzee star on television has ome, farm and shop agents at these In his invitation to the 4-1-rers Police Commissioner Charles C. Harlan county allowed 20 heavy action on Old Baldy and needs. It's towns. its financial and cultural rewards, feeding will be brought out. acres of 17 to 25. to hold their encampment at Ken- Oldham, was filmed in Kentucky. orchard grass, Ky 31 fescue and other Korean hills. Anyone who applies but J. Fred Muggs is looking for- himself for The University of South Caro- In addition to members of the tucky State, President R. B. At- It records the actions of two moto- ladino clover to grow up and The casualties include all those the ward to the day when he has a fall two-day training under Mr. lina was charted at Columbia in University's faculty, speakers -will wood pointed out that the boys rists who drive toward injury and notified program that doesn't require him down. When UK County Agent whose next of kin were Warner will learn the fividarnentals 1801. First classes were held in include livestock experts from ag- and girls, would have an oppor- death in a highway crash. James Pleasure Chi.st to get up at 4 o'clock in the D. wells saw the herd late through last Friday. of shearing, according to R. C. morn- coe'ering tunity to- visit many places of ing, 1805. The campus-, 47.5 ricultural colleges at Cornell Uni- "Killers On The Highway" was in February the animals were in REFRIGERATOR Miller of the University of Ken- acres in downtown Columbia is the versity and in Florida Illinois and interest, including the home of sponsored commercially by nu - condition, J. Fred, Dave Garroway's jungle although they had re- Highest incorporated town in tucky. The University and the smallest of any state university in Pennsylvania and representatives Henry Clay at Lex-ingaww.--wwed a erous business concerns through ceived }Wahl:aids — Sidekick on NBC's five-times-week- nothing but the grass and North Carolina is Fink for picnics, outings Bluegrass State Sheep Association the South. of associations and manufacturers. farm machinery plant at LouisVille. the state. clover ly "Today" program lives in Glen pasture and a little hay. 4,118 feet. and for that fishing trip. are sponsoring the schools. - — - - • Rock. N. J. Since the program goes Fiber glass insulated. 16" on the air at 7 a.m, each day, ' high. this means the year-old chimp, Reg. $11.95 valite who likes to sleep late, has to be astir before dawn. ECONOMY GROCERY ROBERTS GROCERY HARRIS GROCERY Hardware Week Roy Waldron and Bud Mennella co-owners of a Glen Rock pet shop,' East Main Street Phone 130 at FIVE POINTS Special - $9.95 who used to be NBC pages and Sycamore and Ninth Streets who got Muggs at 14 weeks of airP Plenty of Free Parking Space Rtibbei - Garden .oe- - on order from Africa, reustctut P. D. Mitchell,-Owner their "baby- at. 4 a.m., wash, Hose shave and dress him. Muggs is Two Deliveries Daily Telephone 655-J Lawn shaved with a safety razor to give Telephone 874 him a clean-cut appearance for the I. 501t. lengths, with brass TV cameras. FOR QUALITY PLUS VALUE TRADE WITH YOU R HOME OWNED STORES , He gets breakfast of a glass of fittings. Light and easy to 4 n- Orange juice containing some vita- handle. . min drops, a baby cereal with Reg. $6.95 ‘'zilue- syrup or dry cereal with milk. First Cut 'Large Size Florida Then the three hop into an auto Hardware Week and drive to Radio City. Muggs us- 4 ually snoozes on the way. Special - $5.95 The chimp gets a brief warmup with Garroway befori air time. "Generally, he is friendly 32.Piece enough at that hour," Garroway said, "but he's been cutting his DINNER SET last 29c teeth — the eye teeth — in Pork Chops 49cpoin, Oranges- Lovely floral deigns on *AMON MAOSAYSAY (above), for- recent days, and he's been a little irritable. However, he is ham ir rich creamy white. Three mer Philippines defense secretary dozen who broke with President Elpidio enough to behave on the show." patterns to choose from. QUiririo's Liberal party, La presi- Muggs gets a bottle of milk dur- Reg. $11.9) -value dential nominee of the rival Na- ing the three hours he has to hang cionalista party following a land- amound the studio for occasional Hardware Week slide convention vote.. National appearances. Afterward he of ten U S Choice New Crop Red election will be m November. Mag- eons to Garroway's office for re- Special - S8.95 saysay, 45, conducted a campaign laxation before the ride fah c against the Hukbalahap outiaws hornie. while in office. -Miigjes gets a great kick out Milcor Handy (International) YARD CART' TAKE A LONG LOOK! Club Steaks 59c Potatoes lc II as rubber tires. Make, ti; yard .cleaning mut-h eas- Buy quality GOLD SEAL pound n" icr Witt) 044 cart. Reg. $8..911 value' LINOLEUM pound Hardware Week. Picnic Fresh Texas Special - $7.95 for your home! Save- a Dollar remember . all roads lead to 'lard% are Thurman! ams 35c Corn 23c Murray. Ky pound 3 ears Miracle Whip pint jar Big Brother - - Elberta StarKist qilzzrzra stirs Tun.(=-••=7 Salad Dressing 33c Peaches'"can 319c PiritCti;u1i.'y'.. ; 35c 'DEST '..:••• SPAMwIcH TIME I xxxx s IT

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CAGE FOI.JE THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1953 IMPROVEMENTS sestina S INCREASE Mrs. George 'Wilson I IRMEItS SEE CATTLE FiCliSONALS The 1952 annuel report of the Hostess At Meeting Mr. and Ides. Thurle Hardin, Kontucka Green Pastures Com- News Activities enrolled, in the University of Ken- mittee says the number of cattle- Of East Mrs T. G. Shelton 'is visiting in Side Club and Home Develop- and calves in the state increased WOMEN'S PAGE Club Paducah this week while her tucky Farm The East Program 111 Andes-boa cuunty, from 1,243.000 in 1940 to 1,722,000 Side Homemakers Club husband, Rev. Shelton, is conduct- ment lead its entertained a grout) of faun men In a952: Milk cows two years old regular monthly meeting a revival meeting at Central Locals ing changes 655,000 Weddings iii the home women- interested in increased from 555.000 to' of Mrs. George Wit. City. Mrs. Shelton wit num him in arid 11mkaimie Efirms ar 111111,1111 .on on the impeovements made on the arid beef cows two years old and Concord Road. Central City this weekend. and • • • farm and in the home. The visitors over from 811,000 to 265,000. Mrs. G. B. Jones, president, pre- herd that was started Everett Norsworthy is reported saw 'a dairy sided over the meeting. Mrs. Cur- with one cow in 1949 and a modern Engagement Announced to be resting well following an 4 tis Hayes gave the devotion on Much of 'SI Baptist Hospital barn with running water. PERSONALS "The Happiness of Friendship." operation at the grown up in bushes and in Memphis. Tenn., last week, Mrs. the farm, Mrs. R. R. Kelley led the group years ago, now Mrs, W E Johnson has returned Association ineeitme vi Louisville. Norsworthy is at his bedside. His scrub trees a few Wot in prayer aid songs were in arid meadow. Six home after a visit with her awn. • • • rain. Jack Norworthy, and Mr-'. is pasture vice sung by the entire group, county farm families are 95 Drive In._ Mrs George H. Wilson of Nese- M. and Mrs. Glen Kelso and Norsworrnn returned home Sunday Anderson met Twelve Mainuers answered the the Farm arid HOMO vale, Tenn., who has been ill. children. Wormy and Judy, Mutt night after being with his parents enrolled in lovt roll call by telling "the most Un- Development Program. Thursday Only Bobbie Kelso and Mrs. Hertfe fur the weekend. Mat usual thing I ever saw a small child Mrs. Crept were the weekend guests of With Father" Stet Dinner guests of Mr. snd do.- • • • "Week End children. Care- Di. sad Mrs. W. S. Ligon and Gendel Reaves and Mrs. Arlo Spruliger, secretary, with Van Heflin, Patricia Glenn. on daughter. Ruth. of KnOXVIlie. Tenn, spes Ism Key and Morris read the minutes of the March Neal, Gigi Perreau Elie and Mr. Kelsu's sister. Mrs. Bob Airs. Roberts °pent. ed Saturday evening were-Mrs. meeting and the. treasurers report Hall and Mr. Hall of Chattanooga. Lakeview Drive In dra Morris, Cal‘in Morns and Mr given by Mrs. J. Home For Meeting Tenn_ They, also visited the Great was i D. Wall. Mrs. bea and Mrs. Lynn Wood Morris anti that Home De- Friday and Saturday Smoky Mountains Park and Sig- Jones announced of Circle II WAIS late children. Debra and Darlene. The monstration. week was May 3-9. A Mrs. nal Mountain at Chattanooga. Thursday and Friday "The Wild North" pia eacaston v. as in compliment to committee was eet up to arrange mri. Sidney Roberts opened her the Effie Morns on her birthday. • • • for a window display by the dub. home Tor the meeting of Circle "The Yanks Are Coming" in Anseo Color • • • cou Mr and Mrs- Norman Klepp were The club voted on the program for , 11 of the Womeres Missionary Sue- starring Steve Cochran with Stewart Granter Mrs. Dudley Johnson sho Mr. and the guests Sundae of her mother: he yea. 4-rety-ut the First Baptist Church home- after • Wit of have ,returned Mrs. W S Johnsture and their' gun. The major prolect lesson on held Timeday afternoon at two- friends at catioa with relatives aid Gene Fairchild and family. "Selections and Arrangement ot thirty o'clock. made Mr Ortesti°, Fla. The *nauseous Accessories In the Home" Was The chiwinan, Mrs._ B. H. Cornett Slan tha-11-7p— Oh -Zia -City or given by Mrs. George Wilson and presided at the meeting which was Yoegue of Di and Mrs S. D. 7 Mrs. Olhe opened with prayer by Mrs. Mayo! • • • guests ant Breaut.ffridee. Las are the Mare. Wilson served refreshments Morris. Mr and Mrs. Ray Mr. arid Mrs. A. Carman are r this Week of to the twelve membera and. three Mrs. Mavis Morris gave the de- 411 74,it`,. Feerth Streatn opt attending the Kentucky Educattan M.nalse. sisitors.- votroo from John 4:35. A review pre The May neeetiug will be held of the hymn for the year, -Christ Only 50c a day tisk 41. the home of Mrs. Sam Adams. Fur The Whole Wide World", was to • • • given by. alre. E. C. Parker. tht ATTENTION "Training School In Brazil" was fol the title of the article presented by 'orthN Murray'ClUb Mrs. Mavis Morns. She also read vic a letter train Martha Boaz Robin- ser B&K Root Beer Drive In IMeets In Home Of son, formerly of Murray, who Is ass Mrs. Crawford now a missionary in Nigeria. t Mrs. Bereie Miller discussed Ute . as: Mrs. Green Wilson and Mrs. Now Open articles "Missionary Looks At Her Fred Gentles, major proiectleaders Halo—Story of uorine Hawkins," 1 .1" the North Murray Homemakers The.• closing prii,.er was bi Mrs. lub, presented a very intereston Friday Special Only E. C. Parker. let .aid educational discussion An1 Refreshments were serae•d by color P. demonstration on the "Selection with smart "Key Largo" From 12:00 Noon to 10:00 M. the hostess assisted by Mrs. . Arrangement Of Accessories Neva Waters and Miss Marie 10 oz. of ROOT BEER FREE In the Home' aat the meeting belci with Friday afternoon in the liome of Every Hot Dog Orderled Mrs. Charlie Crawford. • • The leaders said suitable ocena Miss Norma Jean Lovins ' seams ....ue Mentanis *to thic pieces Ste't';:Trevathan • Open Every Day from 11:30 A.M. to 1/:00 P.M. Norman Lot ins of Murray annoufiCe-fhel of turnituee in eaeli room. Thin lottored At Party Mr. and Mrs. are special apprinte-hing marriage of their dough- :lungs you ale prima • t.ngagement and of.aridneniels %%Inch help to make n oil, Birthday ter,-Norma jean. to Ross Langford of Montgomery, Ala. i ar room Worming and deficient /Liner Ste‘eil Lee Inteattain 4 The bride-elect is a gratta4te of Murray High School ..,. id mere Unite anything else ur was harmed with a party iii cele- aulanay Fri- and attended Murray State College. She now employ- . tr.,: efeen tey -49Lkflaa. Y4A.- -and Madsen of ans /setts. ,ur day evening Pi *Welts. IN sy _ '1 BOON E OUT BY ed by the -Belk-Settle Company. M. Laligford was for- taste - he AA itifii finishinii merly employed by the 'Wk.-Settle Company in Murray, toitch that. will give your ruort and Mrs. Ben Trievatham Fonowuna the the shoe and good .- elnallaction and make it trail, Yenta- PIMP Waring a .100 SANITONE 4:00 Out he is now the matiagur ot. piece num'be'r of games, refreshments ot I Other points brought out in the department at the Belk-Wheeles Company in Mont- the birthday cake and ice cream . lesson were that accessories should were served. .• in: otneets you Ube RAW love. 7 trill be solemnized 'Sunday, May 17, at Guests The wedding Even the smallest one is important were Rita and Claudine White, Faye Young. Lissa Trevat two-thirty o'clock in the afternoon at the First Baptist enough to deseree your praise ard han. Stanley Young, Oats Out- Church in Murray. All relatives and friends of the couple to serve a very definite purpose. SERVICE land, Richard Workman, Diclue DAY Many 1 attend. . lovely are -invited to. ones are both decora- Sims, Jerry Conner. Diana Creek. tns and useful and mini nbiects and Dry Cleaning mur and f3anny, Workman. Also Laundry as ash trays, nandleholders• and ,many disnel Taum the rhina catzi:" 4ebrdttftg "1 1741+141"" (:"` ludaY was Danny Workman. ON'REQUEST SOCIAL CALENDAR net scree teeth purpose's. Chinn, • • • • nictures, ecifire and tea pots writ More than 1.000,000 trees and successfully held flowers. growing %Kit le 11 enh Mrs Autry Farm, r. stuubs were planted CKI 4.000 Par- Mat- plants or tree boughs as the sea- face mined acres in Pennsylvania • .•. Wive field Rena. with Mum Frances soils chanee. Brasil or wooden in 1951 -by coal operators, while petenk sup- Bradley, collo-stew and Mrs W. E. buckets and baskets will serve to the Pennsylvania Department 0: •'r at the Guest Hvuse at six Jelsnaun. program leader; wah hold magazines. Cups, t eithpiek BOONE clunk. ' • :Mrs. Clyde Downs earth Mrs. Ed holders and saucei lerests and Water's planted more s v. ill hold than a million trees Burke en, eohostess, end Mrs. LOUIS matches and antes for the smoker. arid shrubs un Ganin. pregrein leader. 80e affected acres. 1iicc rxi The Budnese aud Innen-seismal' Mrs. Lvaiard Vaughn give the • • • — - - Laundry Cleaners Women's Club wilt meet at the de %Mum en -The Happiness of lub hoyse at six.thirty a'clock. The I> 't VA, Ckiss of the First Friendship.- The district meeting NeVr InW price for deluxe Mateo features and color styling. • • Baptist (*hurch se ill ref et with le be held at the College Audi- storage door • Fell-width Freezing Comport, Side Court Square Fully equipped Telephose 234 South Mrs Charles Scene,. N• rth 14th tOr ItUll on April 30 was - KEYS MADE f ride n .a psil 17 taiscussed nient• Full-width Crisper• Itouble Utility Trays. New 2-Tons Street. at seven-211111y' o'clock. by Miss Rachel Rowlana. N. w Can il Iiiimerpa kers "Key Largo- Colvr. And really spacious... full 7.3 Cu. ft. Club will meet with GrouP VIL Mr- Jinuey Wiry, The minor pi-vject lesson or. While You Watch Mrs Robert ... yet its in floor apace of old style 4 IL refrigerators. • Farris at one-thirty onleck. captain, welt tie in charge of ar- Citizenship' seam given by Mrs. • • • rangements. Charlie Crawford. WESTERN AUTO The ,A party W.:1 be held at the _ • • • hostess served refreshments to twenty members and three STORE 12 New Philco Wenerna Club House at seven- The. Klikeey Hon,emak,rs Cleb hirty 4;04.4 visitors—Mrs W. F. Halcotm, Mrs. YOURS speneeed betn -elm will meet with Mrs. nettle Nurd. Call 432 Refrigerator FOR AS elae Berea. Vera' Hutch, Harold Broseh and Mies Roweled. LITTLE AS es arid %snarly at ui.e•thirty u cluck. Nal& 'Cltuttend. An opportunity for • . Models for '53 • .ice. persen to .win pre ees. • • • eubin is invited. BEACON WILL New ' Autornetesa. .1frirrayans .4 ttend LIGHT THE WAY new Dairy Bier and 11.4gy •• • Club Banquet ht.tter care of your floors Beacon Dirt and Wax other completely new NatardaY• AM* itermsver will remove ALI. IIRANDS of floor waxe-; neither; for '53...flizes *lam s ;Sandi:am Cattle Junior Cfrove klembeis of the Murr•ay It . . . clean your floors without iiiZtUbbing• . Lase Irons 7 to 12 GU. No 11 will meet at two 4,'elnek and Protessional Women - BEACON! WOW Hell A special drill attended the baliquct held re GLAMOURIZE era, • wet be hr 14 In prepare- BAPW club of. Mayfield rat YOUR (.7 ARPETS and RUGS Willi - lee. a COrnly program All day eve rung at the Hall Hotel in GLAN1ORENE" the wonder ckaner. Use it on up- 'I roer,- urged to at- that city. holstery, too r -The' resparise at the baiimal ,A is LARRY KERLEY CO. elven by Miss Teoie Brecki gala .., Urban G. Starks & Son prd president ea the Murray Clet• 12th and Poplar Telephone 1142 Phone 135 105 So. 4th St. ('lob Or. C144) I kIWZIlti, set I, sir,, wee the guest speaker at 4:,e bowl, it • • • 114,irrayaric attending wee. ' Tee 'nerves WoMen. Class et Breckemidee, Mrs. Laurin, I In. Fe •Fleptist Caustic Mrs. A. Mrs. Robert Ruse. Mrs. , hit larai. leather. 'e 'I in.'et Butterworth. Mrs. team, nee Mrs Alms Ediverd Jones. dime Mrs. Kirk Pont, M SIxtet nth Si.. t, Ghol-.6n. Mrs Yen Hues al 'nuts ii clock, Therraen, Miss Ifor.dhy IrNan • • • Betty gll(' Outland, MeS V, Tuesday. Apirl 21 Hale. Mrs. Lucille T. Ris ces.,.1 en WSJ'S el the tint Mrs., ()wen Farris. aa•iiiete. t Church will meet at -• 4 • 'a -thirty o'clock as fellows: I sath Of the 3U0 minerals estrid en Mi N P with M.. R.!" 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RSDAY, APRIL 16, 1953 • VI TS CATTLE NUMEERS INCREASE 'THURSDAY, *The 1952 annual report of the APRIL 16, 1153 Keituckk Green Pastures Com- THE LEDGER & 'MS, MURRAY, KENTUCKY of cattle- PAGE FIVB en- mittee says the number 011•0• increased FOR SALE FARMALL F-20 op- and- elves in the state TRAC- -SHRIMP BOATS IS 'ACOMIN- from 1948 to 1953. Lookite 1,722,000 . TOR 11250. Frigidaire retrigswii- and from 1,243.000 in 1940 to fishermen are 'sawn' to Hill ward to seein' you at Wilson In 952: Milk cows two years old tor $75. 011ie Adair,•410 Syra- Garlapd, 4th arid To... Walnut for Son libed Cars, 700 West Main.- 1155,000 OUR ADS more, Phone 1225. Alga' those ges increased WANT gaud a from 555,000 t0- USE ['shin' can, Get Al8c the wid beef cows two years old and oxs line, WI 580. Al7c If I ION !!! 0001111 S „,0001111 11\ F011 SALE FIVE GOOD USED tors over from 80,000 to 205,000. 400 truck tires, 700x20, 10 ply. $10.00 FOR SALE SPEED QUEEN' ted • FOR - RENT FURNISHED OR 1 2 price. }letter grade of "carry- per set. See Vester Ott,-Phone 18 OF US ARE COMING SCO:TH ern FOR RENT partly IT'LL RUN LIKE A GREYHOUND double wall washers $118.00 ano A furnished apartment in over" sun-suits 98 cents each. to next week! • -That's the 1950 Oldsmobile 85 or 526. -- Alec Murray. We're up. Used washers $19.95 and of bottle, with heat. Also FOR SALE "Itaa garage Loves Childrens Shop. A18c 4-dr all pretty young, with lots of pep!! up See mascensmi FOR apartment. car waiting four you at M. 0 Richardson at and RENT-NREE ROOM APT. ' O. W. Harrison, WHEEL AND DEAL IN THIS Most of us are Fords or Clievrti- 206 Wilson & Son, 700 West Main, 407 S. 8th St, tte tow With separate bath. E c Mani. phone 325. tie KOMPACT AND KOMPLETE - merry 1949 -88" Oldshiobile lets. We were It's Kentucky liscensed, with ra- born cinaahere • Six stove furnished. .$30 per month., • AUCTION SALE Excellent three bed room naar Radio, heater, hydratuatic, clean are 95 Drive Phone 721. High dio, heater 'and whitewall tires, In - School: A little down, as- two-tone beige and brow e, with met NOTICE Ulnae G.I. Loan. Act immedia- A18c two doors on each side! Wila ai k'OR RENT AUCTION SALE - SATurIDAY Thursday Only TWOlitTiofif-APAR-T-11••••••••---..-- tely. Wilson Insurance & Real a: Son, 700 West Main. A18c Radio Entertainment MEET. __April 18, 10 am., rain 9: shine, EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE! LOOK For The Root In Unfuriiished. available Estate, Phone 824. FISHERMAN NOTICE - FIVE at 209 North 4th Sleet.. Will Al6c all around the town! You will "Week End With Father" now. 205 N 4th St Al7p A LITTLE OVER 5 FOOT 2 - hp. Johnson outboard motor fer find it hard to beat ti's with Van Heflin, Patricia - - sell all my furniture to highest 1950 , but It's baby blue A very spec- TOR RENT sale. Like new. Only FOR SALE LIVINO lathaat COUCH tan feash Ford Station Wagon, Neal, Gigi Perreau FIVE BOOM MODERN $100.00. - bidder - Leonard electric rein- ial 1951 Special Buick with all Guaranteed. Ed 1340 turniahed Frank Kirk, Ex- Ind chair with slip covers. Call NBS 4.(ikr-laitti. 415 Vi hulase mad:. apartMent size and Walnut, 1340 colleaa &b e!ac- the comfoat of home, includ:ng change Phone 585.00 pei month. Wilson Insut- Furniture Co., 104 N. tric stove, round table and chairs, 1451. A ltic 589, Al7e 4th radio, heater, seat covers, and ;ince & Real Estate, Prone St. Al7c dressers, odd tables, icroeh.er --- Friday and Saturday 842. MY TRULY FAIR! SKY excellent rubber Hill it: Gar- two piece parlor set, one old FRESH. CRISP FOOD NEEDS BLUE Dial phouli Albe _ 1951 .1 land, 4th and Walnut, Phone 589. Ford "8" with custom, radio "The Wild North" DESTROY time safe, one double glass dour tool storage! Here it is! Two TERMITES.--FREE If4 and heater. Clean as a Al7c FOR RENT 3 ROOM APART- SPECT safe, one table top oil white reit tgerators. clean and oright. in Ati:.ct) Cultir ION. Work guaranteed. stove. hot- new ment unfurnished (Ii aid location_ working well, $39.95 and $49.95. pin' Wilson & San, 700 West Friday, April 17, 1953 with Reasonable ratas. Frank Metain- plates, beds, dishes,cooking uten- . LETS GET CLUBBY IN A SUPER Stewart Granter - wired for electric Riley's- No, 2 Main. stove. 103 b. nem P. D. sils, some antiques, one 10 inch Store, 106 North -Ante car! This 1950 Ford Club Coup,, Box 4,71, Mayfield. 6:00 Farm Program 2:05 Music for Yen_t0 2;45 ABM plow, a harrow, garden plow, AI8c I custom "8': is share:be as Olio new _ A211Ky1; YOU'LL SEE IT IN YOUR 6:15 Farm Program 2 45 Jelly Elliott =11111111111111111101= electric tack, with radio, heater, over- FOR RENT IN lamps. Picture", Ingly THE WIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE dreams of real pleasant riding. &30 Hymn Time 3:00 News DEXTER-NEWLY THERE IS NOW A INGR . other things too numerous to 1951 Ford "8'., Light green HMO. drive, and new "store-bought" 3:05 Western Star decorated five room- house, gar- Sewing YOUR OWN! Rescue the little, 0:40 Calloway Capers Machine _Reprie•eritative.4 mention. L. Sehrivries. 4 Rodin- and-heater. }-,--whitilWalk. tarsal- Wilson • den,11Tekeil tur-vr.15. -13-ZneY, irffnan from washday clrilagery' • tow,- low, • /0W• 3:15 Western Star living in Murray. For Eeles. 1 Phone 314, 700 West Main. Allie 1112 Olive Street, with one of these used washer nulage! Hill & Garland, 4th and 740 Morning Cheer 3:30 Music For Friday Morley, Ky., Service Ind Repair, contact Boyd AUCTION SALE - DijE TO ILL Phone bargains! An Walnut, Phone 589. Arqpi, Clock Waterier to 8.10 3:45 Music For Friday A18p Liana-201 Sauth h. iltIrr .4 t - Hall is toreed to Easy Spinchier - RIDE LIKE A QUEEN IN THIS 7:15 pifteenth, Phone 4.00 Postcard Parade - 15921 • -a. quit his eammtercial fishing and with automatic spin rinse, or a A Black and Green 1950 two-tune 8:0a News FOR RENT NICE BRICK uc SUPER-SCOOPER HERE- 19511 4:15 Postcard Parade HOME river life. used square tub Maytag. They took Bul-Air Chevrolet. 8:15 Morning Devotion completely On Sattirciay, April Buick Super, two-tone beige :ina Hill a: Gar- furnished, now vae- ; GET YOUR like new and are priced to sell 8:30 Organ Reveries 4.30 Postcard Parade day BABY CHICKS - 25,• at 1:30 pan. we will sell 4 green. A local car Just land, 4th and Walnut, Phone 589. Oc a loaded ant. Also ii four room furnished at Thuimund's Ecouomy Hardwatee Phone 575. I:45 Morning Special 4.45 Postcard Parade a MAL Goad taual- hew tools, other, items, anything with extras! Wilson & Son Used AlZe apartment vacant. Baucum Rea!' Morning Moods 5:00 Sports Parade ity. Prices right. Phone 380-J• the public may have. A t room Al- c Cars, 700 9:00 Estate Agency, Phone- EU; West Main. Albc 515 Teatime Tomes night south Second Street. M2c house with electricity. outbuilu- . BLACK AS NIGHT AND SH1NEY 9:15 Morning Moods ;16 Altai KOOL AND KONIFY - New as a new 5:30 Teatime Topics _ •" ' tags, two nice young orchards- penny! 1951 mrscmo: 9:30 Morning Moods _ 'GUARANTEED WASHABLE- ranch type home, 3 bed rooms, IT'S GOT EVER YTHilltit. oagebrusti Is NEW 1953 apple and 4-dr. RA got the works, ttio! 9:45 Morning Moods tweeting, FOR RENT FOUR 011 FIVE ROOM I that's S kJ peach.- full of all Utility, nice aection,,, per Item-Toile Deluxe exclusive black 1949 Chevrolet Club Coupe.I Radio, Heater, Overdrive and 10:00 News .1041 News apaiament in brick duplex - fur- + varieties of fruit. and 10 acres but not expensive. Don Wall Paint. With over 80 won- t delay, Raised and broken-in riaht here new whitewall tires. Plastic seat 10:15 Rural Rhythm 0.15 Betweer. the L11161i 0 nace heat, built in features: of timberland. II interimited in derful color combinations. that Pante _today. WILson Insurance in- Kentucky. Hill az Garland, covers to boot' Wilson A Soil, Rack and Lister. 6:30 Western Caravan 1451 fishing, hunting duck oil other 10130 Lean A anyone can apply, you can cover 8: Real Estate, Rhone 842, Altle 4th and WkInut, Phone 589. A17.: 700 West 6:45 Western Caravan wild gave, trappnig. boating, Maui. Phone 314, Al8d 10:45 Lean Back and Listen wall paper, anti all w a II sur- 10:55 Scrapbook 7:00 From the Bandstand horseback riding, or ainy other CLASSY CITASEEY! 195-1- PLY- faces In your favorite shades 11:00 1340 Club 7:15 From the Bandstand otitcluor .recreation, you Must MOUTH convertible coupe. Fire. s.-te-oav's Puerle Economy Baraware and Supply. 11:15 1340 Club 7:30 Off The ktecora LCO• see .thig_ preperta , It locatcd engine red! With Music and heat. CROSSWORD PUZZLE East'Main, phone 575., Attic 11:25 Eddy Arnold 7:45 Off The Record lIi;snuine laf miles from the lake and Hill & Garland, 4th and Walnut, ACROSS Er- Ethiopian (11.10 MqE.1fl MENW190 36- A fterriwo 1130 Favorite Vocals 8.00 Proudly We Hail Largo' color AELLYS CHICKS PULWItM post. eittice on TVA year-round Phone 589 Alit 144M_LE Key _ • I-61**ra wan MOWN la45 Gospel Hymns 8 15 Preudly We Hail Clean Chicks road. Six miles cast of New Con- SS-fla a;ks RE 411PRED 98.86 per cent MEM Listening niadAl cord, A LITTLE FIX1N' WILL MAKE eh,don for „ 311- - Spr, at for 12:00 News 8:311 Design r'or livability. Buy Kelley Chicks at Johnnie Reed" Store, aft yina this 2-piece beim: room suite 4. [SPAN MUNN qa l2a15 Noontime Frottc 8:45 Design k ar Listening Ind--11t---the stW'- batch Handm.-' Owner will- show -44-4.1,4147-Oloot wolth a whale more! It's 1i it - =OWN o9'l0 Church of Cares 9:00 Plattertime to 0:45 $129.95 *twisty. Iltirray property anytimt-. • Paesassion $2435 a- vides.'a 0 agEMUMO Hatchery. Phone now. at Riley's Roosion rulers MAP614 EitaUU 12:45 Luncheon 9:45 Cancer Program , 331E1 within a few days. „Douglas No. 2 Store, '1 15 1--Pn r""i'dou'rs(tion 4J -interjection Music TH1 4./ TTAS Tire L-krt:tfixedly 41-!'usie: Mat204E1 raWgati 10:00 News celeakc•r, Am teineer.• North 3rd, Phone 1672. 1:00 Record Shop to 1:45 CHIEF * e ***v • A ilk as ,srit,en diW.L4MIEWIg OPWA 1 ern.* 151*.r.I1 WE'RE MAKING ROOM FOR 46-Motive 1 4,5 Serenade in Blue 10:15 Listeners Request to 11:00 - THt SUN SHINES BRIGiTT Dja 40U1if4 MIA (isle Ili Come in OM 415-Penpoint 2.M News 11:00 Sign Off SPRING! All rayon coats and ;JAMS today. , Have You Read Today's this black talautyr-1950,4-dr. Ply- 7.-- 61--4ioddi.us of CIUWP toppers 1,2 price. All a tail coat, 4-al'Iheisht of India hoalfne EIOMOMP. muutli. Crime see it today! 1--Filaster 62-Prilliant MUOMMD and toppers Y3 off One rack PILL4m- John son Appliance Co. Classified Ada? „ Hill & Garland, 4th and Walunt rz,Vrgel'innot ryAlicio A- ol di tcbcae• I '3 Siff All hats L".-1;irl's WIMP Phene 589. Al7c Plaines 64-1*ne. no malts, _ bleb 3-F"nnini a Amer!. an ii-Igerre net.°vita cineataing rMURRAY LIVESTOCK W. I GET QUICK CASH - FOR YOUR 4.aft v 4 mountains 60- Peeiod oT iima 4-11nr1 peepeity, Our- successful system 11--t 1.nsetukin DOWN 6-In mink, high brings tree Buyers, call trftl:iy. :4_,1%;„u‘iaurat•in 6-P...rer Market Report I-Wooden pin 7-Mistak• WiIoii InSUrifice & Baal Easiai,,, maim, 3-3Iatur. B-Let a stand 2:00 O'Clock IE Phone 842. Attic 4-Reitivenated Sales Each Tuesday at YOUNG r• 10 LON 2 a 4 6 a -* II -Anglo-Saxon avN Flati"SALE-- crn WRE "FXR111- 14,11111,'4 13, Bill PETERS 17" II-Obstruct . t.. a4 Ai'r4 )42,4ititi 4 room howsewith runnier; %vete'. I i '14 11-.-1111111111 mini:berry Total head sold _929

talAri ea, sale.iiiaalat___ 'A A. 4 A y, .2 miles east of Stella. See owner, alto , leaezed. liked her quick intent- .1. '7 .21-Sharp /aids IT Ttaile ine• a little vied& to the c at tee alai, city 'thus , genet.. her eaatial clothes, her slim, Bret Manning Al6p .13-Symbol for Good quality Fat St-eers 20.00-21750 uneterstand this atottt Jitney has lei' ,in tog, tile tnntalum fixed useasnaing 'frer -:winging lege wad I was sor- a fa-Thr.a t...nded Medium Quality Butcher Cattle 16.00-19.00 lug tried to hielik up the dot ,1. at a man facile • eainera. ary she was letting me put that TAKE THE CHILL or? THESE armadino rtl. .11-t'ievit Cr Baby Beeves 18.00-23.00 ring, to, digest what it In t a ti as cool ;spring mornings with :al 3 a ri The.. ‘t edmethaig taanit him in anxious fruwn on her face. zav .,2,"4iir pr)rt rail and then it all began to inak. the eaption, and a lona *tory ran-1 "What a the matter?" she said, oil atia... Good for that_reble 74-flortrine Fat Cows, Beef Type 12.00,15.00 Io a sail kind it eense. Jaticy tied nine a Inn rollann to the left of ; %Viten we'd settled in a booth. the lake, too! We have them' il •••• Canners and Cutters 8.00-11.50 I. en a hunter, an Inept but. _per- hie pita ''Nothing, banI in a hurry." from $14.95 up. Riley's NO. I i 4 ati-ltornan wens, 15.90 down . 7 • Bulls &latent Ii 11 11 r, and that' way "vmi ,sound angry." Store, 185 -4borth-2rd, Phene 1872.1 the roles had been inveraed Sal tatirytillant• the rap- "Thai was impatience. Look, a M.la AU* 7. ja,a-t uqfl she had been hunt ed 01.17411 ead Liun.• which SIM senpaya Federal Terry, .1 don't have the time to , 35-eonel W0011 Al 27-Cooled 1. a OR AGE killed. That explained the weird Nariadies Agent Kleita play the lead in .a teen-age to. TIRES THAT ARE ALMOST NEW, 2a-1 iellneato Fancy 26.00 ST typts she 'knew the Mike Kenya, ma nee," =a rind° that 4)-River m Italy DOOR plays sweet music. • 42-41.tins of Vealn 29.00 the 'people at this pint. I cuuld • Isi liii it tainting 'She theche •I "' . - No, 1, SAVING! 'Mere tea., tie stighti Y:.- 1 "Okay, ey'zi45 ; and heat for these celd notP1•', gaesa now. he the cfrair of Bill," No, 2 Vests 21.50 REAL even her niceiye from la tuna matriment she nate/ in a voice that was All in this 1950 black 2-dr Mer- 41-Greok letter was avenging tier brother, wariaed 6-A, but tootatepe reaponded to my too even, too steady. "I'll remern- I:r 41. .2 •411 ;44-0,44.11 Thrbwouts 10.00-19.70 A cury. Hill & Garland. 4th and C.- -Metal bcen crowded ado tbe :oldie stage knock. An untidy man with thin bet ,tnat." • Walnut, Phone -589. Allc 47-C,ituuehin by the town's dope peetalere. Fray hair opered up. and -said. .1 patted one of her slim, strong 62 Cs noinksy "What tie, von want 7- he:rtea. -It's business beforeapleas- i6 Ntar•h elder . HOGS -L -11he was working alone?" I HOUSE FOR SALE ON -SOUTH .0-.5 small body tire, that's all." 55 I 1 f• ie Phileo features and color styling. aekeal. • I pushed him aside and went 12th St Mama of wal...r slit 180 to 250 pounds Only $4500 See off from Smoky•1111iightal again, a cynical_ down tee hall to the room I'd, Wit She smiled a little. "You're not -..• ?h.". nor • E WI- width Freezing ('comps rt- Page, owner. 109 S. lath St •••• a••••• Nohowas7••• Matti b.7111y 1 sail hut oddly kind laugh. .. • man Mike- Kelly in, and there ha-- really mast then 7" /14 •• Double ttility Trays• New 2-Ton• "That's right I told lier she was was, sprawled on the 14.1, appar- "No. Now listen. 1 back-trackeal really spacious ... full 7.3 cu. ft. 4RA NCY Ille Ernie ItoiriamMir a fool. I tried to talk her out it ently' out cold. 111.- was himathing oil some of Janeya friends last pamieto-Bo- mice of old style 4 ft.. refrigerators. laugh tier i,iit if it, Init she couldn't sanely. heavily his meeith arten. night. First, I found a HE WAS be laughed ar talked out of any- I milled him to his reel , and hemian nest on Sycamore street. LOOKING AT OH, HERE'S A • From a dizzy blonde there I 12.1 thing. On that one thing, she was proppal him against the well, THAT SIGN JUST AS IF THAT NICKEL --- • madwoman" "Wake tip," I said, and slapped learned that Janey spent. t ime in a Fifty-first HE'D NEVER HAD A POOR, "Why, did she come to you?" him Mard enocigh to sting. /Pint celled Smokaas on GO TRY Snailty shrugged. "She gat 'tin "Alone it Inn c," he mat- street." - CONE IN HIS LIFE SAD "Veinal better not go out the-re." TO FIND the `trail eit some rininlaa writ era, teeed. Ma head rolling like a rag "I've bean t her e, last night. HIM and dog if she didn't trail 'on right LITTLE Smoky told me Janey was trying here.g • I lihoOk LW.: until a dickering in- BOY to break lip the elope ring in town, There was a s a et iii' n alinekle telligence sho w C a in hia eyes. and that she wall working with a !tom the big fellow named Huck. "What were you working oa with SPECIAL writer On the story. Does the mime Smoky phut ham 'up with an irrO Janey?" I said. 'pacing the wards Mike Kelly mean anything to tateid stare. - • carefully and trying to drive them you?' S. "Sheaves looking tar elope, and Into h skull. "Slaw dawn, Hill. Stite I know • help her." he went on. "latent hue Me." ewe; we couldn't Mike Kelly. Of him. I should say. we would anyway,_but "Sure, thetas over Just (a I k, •?Not thit Hut let's be sure I heard you right. we couldn't it we'd wanted to. She Mike." Janey was working on a dope ex- halm*, stuff ake that • story," he in a tried to get "Inquiet:int said, pow ?" from us, and we just played kind sleepwalker's verce. "My chance. "That's what a Smoky‘tblei me. of dumb with her, because. we all Write something that would lie CONES KERLEY CO. source, a red-head from /.4 ,. a s O•-44 F.., •••••,e1 was Another acted her yiretty well. She read, you see. 1)041 b I c-eroesed. Cow ,1 731, 1••••• 0•••••• , a Ellertem's chat. maid Jane y wen 111110, 1164./ ;aldng with somelsaly, a writer theorist river, dis-carded." His head workapig with Mike Kelly on it. I r1114r, and she was net on Mowing rolled feirward. and his chin buried _ 105 So. 4th St. ehealiltil with Kelly, bat he was tan the top oft 111177 *tope lete471e5s. itself ha his chest, tle continued UL' ABNER - BY A:j_. 10 full to make sera.e. All I got from toitt her she'd get hurt, but she talking but the words were an in- TH.EN I PICK VOLI HUPP,AND hint was that he'd worked with her PHUT- \ SO NOTCkERI--1, MILLIONS OF' SO -WV:LL -euroctr sur-rmAss part wouldn't listen." distinct mumble. ?MT-rssrrr- rissr...r- on sonic sort, of story, and that CONVINCE LOWER SLOBBOVIA LOWER SLOBBOVIANS HAVE WORK THE LOWEST SO HIGH UP ane the :lane. of more to. get "Did .she mention Terre 'war neithing (101thle-ernsestal him DAISY ONLY WAY TO AWOID BEEN LIGGALL `i DAD MOST LOWER SLOBBOVIAN IT G ITS ME U....?'"-EsuT TalASS A ZOO-FOOT re4leal Di2ZN/, TO the- writer 7" from him, I knew. I "It's outlancliab, but It could be MAE AH TAXES 1ST° CONallaKE OF THEIR LIFES IS TRICK ON 1:36.1Ss/ MAE 6.6e01),7-1S YO'SHORE AWL-I- head, "Ni', I told anel went nut Ile shook hire 1•110( onto the- lied she said. IS RI L LN' GOVERNMENT YOu CHIPPER n-141.1\1 YOU HAND ME CLIMB MFRELY /NE-ALL RIGHT • sure true," A am About •Il I know. Vat- and down Iii the street. "It explains• Ibt inconaisten- PAID. ARE 1>A0 play TAXES!! TO THE. -TOP OF P5ST! TM INK wom- a SORE!.!-IF later, Janey. She was a niee It was 4 gray morning, with ries in her behavior.- OF M.', Pokuryv ,ys- NOT, THE LAUGH 16 an I tell you, atiater, II MVO. elamniy ehill in the my. The milk- "lies, that's right. But. Bill, I be I anew had • hand in it IA men latel the streets tn themselvem can't figure -her tte-in _with Mike ON MCP! on 1* iiipted to route entail hard alniteil walking, thinking over Kelly. Iles a fake and a light- • Janey ,:n. But the boys who taxed I'd learned It hadl been a wet!lit. Even if ale got the whole the what chilli work the alone side Of gins' night's, weak, a goat start . story he weicileln't know what to do Street oar boys . There was no plite c to go with it with It. And no editor in town (Thi- "Who controls d.,r, in right now, so I went back to my weitial take hum, sericenaly- atfarY eago 7" - hetet, took a long shower and left was too smart to trust her slimy "Goodby, teclock. ---HeIii,r...iaugheal gently.▪ • call tar ten to a deaelbeitt." Mister." It was ringing-any me in what aWho %veinal she gm to ?".. ••Veiii won't say a" aremed abont ten arciebele art. r I'd "This is Jest a guess, but you "Mister. we're reedy to play closed my eyes. I took snot her to ight (heck . it There's -A fine went lame more cards." Shower, shaved, dressed end newspaperman here named Sins an' "Okay.' I'll find out. Thank.a." downstairs ; for orange mice Masterson. lie's won ta•o Pulitzer was one 75 O. Is ^0 •• .4,, •••••••••• Hi' PM 1 le4, • clever, deep little tan cups of tihrek coffee. It prizes in the paid five years, tab 17.11 Ih• Imos• Poamore Sag11.•••, to. /6 -71-- and t:iiriencily kind. only tan-twenty-five a lihn I ealicil for• serica on the true-king raeket; •11811. smart • paper. communed in' AIME an' SLATS R. Roadrerra Vats Ihrriam "You're welcome, Mattel...Wag of Mitchell et her and the...see-rind on Litkesinlo culloge, lie leek." "Well, It's goacla to hear from ,filtrati.m. at LORNA IT'S WONDERFUL TO j'``.ti A SURPRISE, RUDDY_ A WELL , WHAT WAS STOP MAKING something a ho ti t I walked out of :Haar and Joined' you, ME Canon'" Ili r volf %610 might know HEAR YOUR VOICE, HONEY, SURE BIG, WONOERFUL SURPRISE... THE SURPRISE, BUDOY SOUNDS LIKE the Jantaas story. If she were smart, IT CAN'T BE FROM It e crowds on the streeta. distant "I know you've bee n tan. I MISS vou . . YOU'VE GOT A I...JUSrCAN'T'RAIT FOR YOU ...A BLUE RIBBON SHE A CAT, BABY.. necessarily cheer- and I think ram was. she'd have HEAVEN, BABY... laughing- but Rot tastically WHAT- FOR ME' TO GET BACK.- 50 HUftRY,' COPPED AT A LIVE- LORNA'S ONE strolling patience, "I want taken it to him.- liel errowds id Negroes, I held onto my BECAUSE I'VE GOT bARLING... haiti- "What paper bi he with?" STOCK SHOW?, FEMALE WHO along in the- pale dawn. I was See you as noon. as posarbte. HEAVEN RIGHT HERE thinking. to "The'News." - RATES NOTHING ly of moving, or said. IN MY ARMS; see gam, Nine, an- OUT SYM PA TH Y. ;1 I knew Only an aching angel! at "Everything on your term& ch? "Okay, iv rsiefy011 2t4 that story aciaaaeli Tor what I'd thotight shout could be busy, toa, you anew." other thing. I nareotert aaent wha %tali :Tanis,. If 1.111111114 ii tr,ek it lellatei "Look, cut It oat. Where t an on the - this morning?" rtill,/11% bab. 11 1111.4 lit IN I. as!,. nwet -yoii?" hopeel you'd "Sure. at's on every front page." inters, diem I bought "I'm marry, Bill. I I At the fit st bar on "Well, that atharimaor *bowed tip and hailed a cab. call last night. There's a a morning never the lit Juicy's apartment the night I then, and there Ma:Mean near Elm, street, It rag tom -thirty in gee t0 Chicago. He was to meet in the east. Teleavape. I can meet yeetathi re a as • streak of light her, he said. My guess ut that sky met the fifteen minutes. Okay 7 a silver line where the Thanks." Janey had her story. and had con- to take' me "That's line, Terry. cake. 1 tald the driver sal- tacted Vaastlington. They sent an street ad- I cabbed LO the bar and was hack to the Sycamore agent out to run down her leads. now. ting' at tomato Juice when Terry al cgs. Mike Kelly WAS my boy elope runners here got Jaiiey. arrivea. She looked like a wattled The the paper and stared. got him, too." opened urehin. with her lean pale face and and &name; 0yrs of the C1111 f ‘16•76or. _.•••••••=6._ tato the sad, isoi•h emit of'WI it. 1 Word lo .r I • ' (7-4.4:1• :east ad known as Sinai, i‘

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THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 19sn THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PACE. 'TX ReCeives Carload Of PhilcOs Larry Kerley Week A SOLID CARLOAD OF NEW 1953 PH I LCO End REFRIGERATORS Towels 1' ON IT5 WAY TO Large Cannon At Belk-Settle LARRY KERLEY CO.INC. Number One Seconds MONDAY IF FIRSTS THEY WOULD BE FRIDAY. SATURDAY and $1.00 SELLERS Special 69c Aluminum 2 for $1:00 Housewgre • 6-8 Cup Percolators Dish Pan • Co. is always shopping head- • 12 Quart ."*". ,A pe, Belk-Settle • • 5 Quart Teakettles quarters for ithe "Budget - Wise" people of new 1953 Philco refrigerators and • 1 1/2 Quart Double Boilers direct factory shipme- nt of a full carload A Kerley Company, Murray, Kentucky, of a dollar and appre- freezers is'shoicn above leaving for the I.trry who knowr the value • 4-6 CUp Dripolators as the banner indicates. and general mana- invite you to Cake Pan with the full car is John M. Otter, left, vice-president ciate good bargains. We • Tubed Shown A. J. Rosebraugh, Refrigeration ger. Refrigeration division. Philco Corporation and that C shop with us and prove to yourself Sales Manager. the carload will be the new Philco "automatic" refrigerators, $1.00 _Za‘ludixd-io-the_full farther. "air conditioned refrigerator that thinks for 1E41E' dollars will go _ Letter To Editor NICE FLOOR LAMPS Repatriated IVORY SOAP I Rea. and Green Shades — Reg. $2.95' The Editor The Ledger-Times, LARGE $1.99 Americans To Murray. Kt.itocky Special -. VARSITY Editor: Dear 25c and SAT. 2 for FRI. Call Home Within a matter of days—when Tee Shirts reports are ,n Boys Striped the few outstanding MEDIUM WARM nes= and tabulated—we expect to an- fami- Fund TOKYO 'UPI —American nounce that the 1953 Heart and wounded prisoners reached its $125.000 goat for 15c for $1.00 of sick Drive has 2 2 lies 59c or CoMmun- to be returned by the in Kentucky overseas ists will probably receive In advance of that announcement telephone calls during the night. please permit us to to express to The patients will be allowed to you our very sincere apprecia- Shirts home 3P support we Boys Sport Place free phone calla tion for the excellent In most the cam- Fiji 10 for 50c soon as they reach Japar received from you dring after cases, this will be two days paign that the repatriated prisoner has cross: We don't have to tell you Short, Sleeve - - $1.00 such as ed the line at Panmunjom. eoristructively publicity All calls will be placed between you gave us is absolutely essential IVORY rais- 8 am and 10 pin Japan time. to the success of any fund happy to RA as not to interfere with' ,Mien's' ing effort, and we are Mens WOK Shoes means rail. vion be're- our debt to you ir FLAKESNSNOW sleep This acknowledge — Regular $4.95 ceived in the United 'R•ates betweee this respect. Leather Sole however 6 am and 8 am Es-r We sincerely believe. of Some returnees may he evaeg- 'that you rendered the cause nteel to the eniteil States as soon heart disease control in Kentucky Now $2.95 helping IRE MORGAN• as possible and thus may not have an even greater service by fully a chance to telephone home Other us to inform the public more Philip Carey. Rita Moreno and calls rr,ght be delayed if the men about our aims, objectives Paul Pictrni, Amanda kinci do net remember their home phone activities The value of 'hat Blake it, Men's Chambray n...mers or if it has been changed. of service cannot be measured CURTAINS will be term. ORGANDY At any rate all patieno$ monetary _ Last Times Tonight we allowed to serd a 50-word radio. It is our earnest hope that They to merit your sup- Shirts SAMBA eram at Red Cross expense. 11 continue Work 211 yd. Assorted Colors will Probably be delivered between port in the future. 1 STANWYCK 8 ar.r! 9 an'. tic-• Cordially, Reg. $1.29 Value Zenner L Peal CAMAY Now - - $2.95 Have You Read Today's President CAMAY $1.00 Classified Ads: 41-A BURLEY POPCLA2 14 for$1.00 9 for $1 00 A survey of seed dealers. made 81:99, 130 Count by UK County Agent Laymon , FRIDAY be the lead- I Miller. found 41-A to ORGANDY CURT kiNS and SAT. ing variety of burley tobacco in Sheets Anderson county Varieties 16. 35,: Pk" Cannon CAPITOL L. and 26 were next in order. 21/2 yd.., Assorted Colors tett Several farmers changed to I 25 this year, because of wilt , past two or three years ' for $1.00 $2.00 JOHNNY ,arcage the LAVA12 Special Now - - $3.95 tiorne farmers reported good re- , from grow.ng Ky 35 last year. 130 Count MA" DUZ OR 81:108, BROWI MAKES WINDOW ATTRACTIVF in Mrs Allen Bradshaw of Barren OXYDOL Cannon Sheets 36 in. LL Domestic rounty tells how she made a small "DEAD MAN'S TRAIL" troblern-window in her living room .-ittractive Following a meeting of $1.00 s. North Jackson Homemakers Special $2.19 22c yd. - -5 yds. Club, she framed the window tr 4 for $1.00 create the effect of a shadow box then insUrled Mats shelves to said Mr,- Dollar's hold colort.: objects. One Table Measure Your Emma Bybee. UK home demon !j4DflIi , stration agent Buying Power Here • There are 12.3G3 members on the TIDE Fast Color Prints staff of the British Proadcastirw - the irven gov. 4 for $1.05 Corporation -Oni af SPECIAL . . 29c 29c enors of the CPC woman. 10 pound bag of RED POTATOES 4 yds. $1.00 Colonial and 24 can case NEMilagilEMCV Heinz Baby Foods AMERICAN PATTERN Big Table American Ace By FOSTORIA DREFT One COFFEE 88c lb. $1.50 4 for $1.05 Cream Style White Hunt's Peaches • 80 Sq. Prints Corn, 2 for 31c 2% size, 28c Potted Meat Yellow-eyed Peas - - 3 yds. $1.00 2 for 15c can . . 12c SPIC 39c siidN 5 f" Organdy Curtains N ices 2112 yd., Pink, Blue Geryday 405Y 4for $1.05 Green, Yellow, White I KNIGHTS GROCERY $1•98 0 South 12th Ph2:272

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