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MONDAY. APRIL G. 1,1 Newspaper pia' raw fidierrnan uses an ,,,,..% S.i.sbl AsBid a Rena Kahn* Community Or 1N7 c - capp,id jug instead .of a 1,, tfish to i is hook. and line to it ,, Weather tali( It with raw meal iill We Are saucethe. tleanil . , to UP)--Tha ped )• n the KENTUCKY: Rather cloudy 'feeds in awe, . thinghai Owlet Helping To With smile rain likely Wed- ear here. tee Ansi swift waters naila ,, nesday. and possibly begin- mail fishing impoisaa, ' \‘It • ---"t. as swan! .ent BuildE ac hDaMurray y At ning in the west portion to- 1 night. Low tonight 40 tu 46 Ole tO* MUCh is-P. 1Lakeview. i. s. But the Drive, In 1 are will- H top the [ unds, and ' Sunday and Monday TOUR PILOGISJIHMI ROILS !WPM - - 8,000 $ United Press PAP= POIL OVER.BALF A CENTURY Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, April 7, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION Vol. XXIV; 1\lc;.- 83 I: nook ea! The Jumping Jacks" peant. - Leah .at with Dean Martin,' Jern ail a eat- i Lewis,. Mona Freeman Is and. tie ss-'0.. 4to le Midis- .?' '30 Pe Tuesday and Wednesday sale ,S /a in 300 or E' i ttir,iikas t s (a rat use "Wild Stallion" g. He uses 1 with Ben Johniton, 111111.3140 :1 /da sauee Edgar AGREE Buchanan, Martha ON P,111. the( Hyer ISSUE to EXCHANGE ible pped in itf4a.-. leans STfl r HURLED OUT OF CAR CLEAR TO ROOF OF HOUSE ---T-t-"-"7"-' 10 Red MIGs Doctors Seek To Save 16 Greatest Concession Made Completely Prepared Shot Down By Year Olaoy 'Weighing 44 y Communis'ii-Dirrincralks For HANSEN the the FING REPAIRS WASHINGTON April 7 IUTO- convulsions since birth. He never By LEROY points Reds agreed to Korea April 7 Allied Pilots Doctors used all their scientific was able to stand for more than PANMUNJOM. today were: Commipusta agreed to- ability today in a fight to rescue 20 minutes at a time. sUlaaa-The That Panmunjom be made the .*atrial or Home repatriation of Eddie Murphy from 16 years of "I tried to tend Eddie as best I day to voluntary exchange point. By ROBERT UDICR war prisoners. It wad slow starvation. • could since his mother Julia up all ailing That prisoneas would be deliver- SEOUL, Korea April 7 (UP/- Communist concession They weren't sure they could and went off to Philadelphia." the greatest ed through Panmujum gioups of American Saberjets destroyed or two-year old truce talks .UMBER CO. turn the trick. Neglect has drained Mrs. Murphy said. "I wrote her of the 25 at a time, with each group damaged 10 Communist lallGs to- of from Eddies that Eddie was getting mighty and could lead to an early end acc-ompanied by a roster with UN dive most of the life day while protecting skinny she didn't answer." the Korea aeir. - names, rank and nationality. Calloway County Since 19.16 chalk-white, 44-pound body. but and bombers in hard-hitting attacks agreed to the But with oxygen and intravenous Besides Eddie. those who have The Communists The other points, on which the against enemy railways and power of even prisoners feedings, he has retovered con- been living with Mrs. Murphy are: voluntary return Corrumunista reserved the right to installations. disabilities. This sciousness. Now his large brown A daughter.. Alice, 40. who is suffering minor make, changes, provided far the ex- The F-86's shot down two MG- the Geneva Conven- eyes flutter open from time to deaf and mentally retardeo; a son went beyond change to begin seven days "after 15's. probably destroyed one and prisoner return-the time. William Charles, 19. who has duck- tion covering agreement, the number of prison- damaged seven for their first in the long Eddieirstarved silently almost in ed working because he is waiting United Nations goal ers to be exchanged daily, and claims in three days and their , the shadow of the Capitol, not far to go into the Army, a daughtet. truce talks. limiting the number of per so n's biggest score in two weeks. are willing to apply from the -While House. Shirley, 24. with her four children, If the Reds from each side, including released the swirling doafights were IT'! . a While like a son, Ralph. 13. who is going to the same principle of voluntary re- prisoners, to 300 at the exchange looked Thunderiets. flew It was only, when "It -- going nit. F-84 school. and George Houston, patriation to all- +ea/opera -of was. point. Manchuria to to within 12 miles. of another son of Julia's. e way_ sa_eall_be clearer_ to resume destroying )41 attack a key rail line. BULLETIN Eddie used to share a bed with full-dress armistice•talks loading to . pp rails 20 boxcars and ripping WASHINGTON. April 7 (UP) Mrs. Murphy and Ralph. Alice, a possible, end of the three-year old route. on the Sinuiju-Namsidong Merciful death Came to 18-year Shirley and her four children had war. Six Diem -bombers Other groups of dive old Eddie Murphy today after another bed. William had a bed The United Nations truce team ED. a trans- hit eight rail bridges and years of slaw starvation. himself because "he's particular." announced the Red agreement after Chinnampo, former station near George slept on a cot. mottling and - afternoon Meetings Coal Oil Fire for the North Korean in this truce the port he was going to die" that his "Eddie went dawn all at once," with the Communists Pyongyang. day of capital of grandmother. Mrs. Ora Murphy, Eleven days agu he had a bowl village. 'It was the second the ground, South Korea,/ EAST PALESTINE. 0. April 7 HINER On took him to Gallinger Hospital of chicken soup, a, glass of milk renewed talks. troops launched new counter- meeting will be held at oUP)-Six persons. including four aid the city suddenly became and two slices of bread. Lad Aliother push Chinese Commu- burned when attacks to aware of the squalor and misery in Thursday, he ate a little oatmeal 9 p.m. EST Tuesday. children. were fatally an outpost east of the C. Daniel. a coat stove exploded is an old RIGLAS nists off the tall frame house on I Street and milk. On Friday. she said, he Rear Admiral John River, which they loft said the Al- school bus which had been 'con- Pukhan Sr. wouldn't even take water He chief UN negotiator. days ago. to begin the pri- verted into a home, authorities re- three "You wouldn't believe it was went to the hospital Saturday. THE AUTO rolled over twice arid lies were ready The ROKs wrested control of the I toner swap within a week, but he ported today. Washington. a police woman said. Lyman Franklin, 44, was hurled PIDGEON the Chinese for a occurred position from Eleven persons -- Murphys and did not believe the Communists Witnesses said the blast early today, then got VA Compelled To out arid clear up on the roof of the Hinkle, 35, brief while relatives -- were sleeping in four were set up to move that quickly. when Beon poured when the ReelF rushed killed in this weird acci- tin ist s coal thrown back beds. The out side toi:et was Administer To house and Daniel said the Comm kerosene on a smouldering )WELL Iroores. night. in fresh clogged The kitchen was littered dent In Crestview, Fla. Photos showed a "very favorable" attitude fire in his bus-home Monday However., the Sou t h Koreans Millionaires, Said major pointsteThey Killed by the searing blast were with junk. The main pieces of fur- Show Franklin's auto crumpled today to three counterattacted late today and the were Htnklet three children, Robert, niture were a dirty davenport and against bedroom window where battle was still raging at last re- LOUISVILLE Apra 7 (UP)- I. Voluntary repatriation of all 4. Bradford. 3. and Joyce Ann. 18 AND rocker. Arthur Williams was sleep- ports. It was the king:est fight The Louisville Tunes said today owner sick and. strir prisoners, in- months. and Albert Jack. 2. a "I never asked nobody for no Pr WI in the se ond of a series of erns?. WS. and ciewoup of siting the along the front, - help." Mrs. Murphy said. "I done cluding those ess seriously dis- neighbor who was vi American Matinee righted stories that existing law against the chimney. Force of the UTIFUL Elsewhere'. the best I contd..' abled . Under the Geneva Conven- Hinkle!. Chinese patrols neat compels the Veterans Administra- smash caved In the %all. Frank- Hinkle and Mrs. Patricia Jack, battled with She tried to make ends 119N4 tion, tile latter could have been Lenthernecks lost tion to provide free medical care lin's body was crushed and his T'anmpnjom The wtih a $7440 monthly pension, $35 sent to a new imprisonment in a 27, 'mother of Albert. died this small outposts. but regained and hospitilization to millionaires. legs mangled when he sailed some neutral nation morning in Salem. 0.. Hospital T1 /NfirrHT two of which went for rent. the far eastern .The Times quoted a. report by 50 feet to rooftop. (international) them at noon. At Eddie is only four feet four 2 A "direct" exchange, of prison- of severe boils' burns Another son -troops bat- U S Comptroller General Lindsey 8, ITY CAPITOL tip of the front. ROK inches tall and has suffered with ers. that is.. between the two sides of Mrs. Jack. Paul ' suffered tered back an attack against An- Warren to Congress last week a,. and not through any third nation. burns but was reported in fad IPE HALL in • JON chor Hill before dawn. saying that of 336 'representative" Working Mothers Anderson's Sell Red Cross Workers 3 No sick or wounded prisoner condition. Hinkle's wife. Jean, 74, MITS" "LAST TRAIN The newest Allied aerial blows Murderer Sentenced veterans receiving free case more would be. forced to return to hie was reported critically burned. Rooney FROM BOMBAY" at the Reds started Monday night than half had incomes of $5,000 or Put Heat On Hazel Cafe Make Deposits homeland against his will during The Ore broke out about 8:30 when 16 B-M Superforts. flew To Death Today more a year. At least on of the , pm. 'betty Jane McGuckin. • - - Congressmen For Current Drive through heavy anti-aircraft bar- patients was worth between $.500.- ; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anderson The Communists also agreed to neighbor and friend of the Hinkl and searchlights and dropped BALTIMORE. Md Apia 7 (UP) 000 and $1.000.000 have sold Anderson's Cafe M Hazel -certain" paragraphs in the nine- said the blaze aas -just horrible." rages WASHINGTON April 7 (UP)- The following county Red Crass tons of bombs on a vital rail -G. Edward Grammer. convicted "Yet all of these veterans went to Mr. and Mrs Finus Weather- point program submitted by the "We couldn't do a thing for the 160 Working mothers have put the heat workers made deposits according bridge complex on the Choncchon of first degree murder in the to government hospitals for treat- ford United Nations Monday. They re- children trapped inside," she said. on Congress to give them a tax to B. W. Edmonds who heads the River in Arhwest Korea. "near perfect- slaying of his wife, ment of ailments that had no con- Mr and Mrs. Anderson said that served the right to proixoe changes "Within five minutes the whole break They want permission to Red Cross drive in - the county was sentenced today to death by nection with their war service, and they appreciated the patronage of in other paragraphs thing, the bus was gone. It was the this year. LP(ALeo hanging al lof them swore under path they deduct, as business expenses, their friends while they were in A UN briefing officer said among Just horrible" Shiloh Homemakers club. with Local Chiropractors The New York industrial rela- couldn't afford to pay for private money they have to pay baby business there. Miss McGuckin said the stove Mrs. Riley Arnold. Mrs. Jim Bur- tions executive was sentenced by hospitalization." the Times quoted sitters to stay with 'tfie children Mr. Anderson has not announced "blew °tit" on Hinkle ,A hen he 3Days 0o/ Talk Before Meeting keen and Mrs Fate -Roberts soil- Judge Herman Moser for the slav- Warren'; report. Under "resent law a mother his plans for the future as yet. tried to revive a coal fire with ----- citing. Oxygen Lack Cited Walter ing of his wife, Dorothy May. Rephrter Richard Harwood's firet who has a regular job cannot de- )terosene A second open can of Dr Sarah Hargis and Dr club, with Grammer was convicted of beating story that duct for income tax purposes the been introemetas ate be House to Dxter Homemakers Possible F Baker of Murray attended the yesterday charged large As One kerosene standing near 'the stove her to death for the love of • of maid or baby sitter, make the hire of a nursemaiebia Mrs. F. N. Ernstberger and Mrs. monthly meeting of the Jackson insurance tompanies and bia indus- expense a also explodecia setting the interior secretary. , business expense for Stafford Curd soliciting. Cause Of Cancer PurchaseiChiropractors Association New York placing her fetal firms %kith health `irsurance even though the mother may be * deductible of the bus ablaze. body in his automobile and then, plans were being.. subsidized by widow who has to work to support working mothers. Hazel PTA. with Mrs. Ralph Bodies of the victims were re- last Saturday April 4. The meeting LOS ANGELES. Calif April 7 sending it careening down a hill , some $370.000,000 annually by re- her family. Some of the bills would' apply Edwards, Mrs. James W Erwin, moVed to the Oliver Funeral Was held in the private dining (1.1P0-A possible came- of cancer Rome to make her death appear acciden-. fusal to pay medical bi lls sab- The pleas have not gone unheed- only to widows who have child- Mrs, Gertrude Warfield, Mrs Ray here. room of Carter's Restaurant in may have been discovered by a ta I mined by VA hcespitals. ed in Congress. Some 20 bills have ren to support. Lassiter, Mrs. Partin Craig and Lone Oak. who says his experi- • Mrs. Sy Miller soliciting. scientist Dr Hargis and Dr. Baker both shown that normal Browns Grove community. Mrs. ments have Republicans Blamed gave interesting talks before the becomes cancerous Hansford Doran soliciting. living tissue group of thirty members and their when denied oxygen. For Price Decline research. Letters Hogs Almo PTA. Mrs. Burl Hargis, wives on Chiropractic From FFA Members To Of Their Fat Purchasers the discovery president and Mrs. Wilson Gnart, Announcement of Harry DENVER. Colo April 7 'UP)- Mrs. Milton Walston, Mrs. Macon was made Monday by De Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Mrs. Bill Miller, Mrs. Goldblatt who has just completerl Rickman. Benson charged today there has NEWS 1 Indicate Business Ability And A Sincere Appreciation, four years of research at Cedars I HOSPITAL Otis Brittian, Mrs. Virginia Hern- been a "deliberate attempt to un- don and Cecil solicit- of Lebanon Hospital. Mrs. Taylor load responsibility" for farm price -11111MAIII ing. Goldblatt said he believes that Monday's record follows: The folowina six letters from declines on the Republicans. 190 bushels of corn and 1,200 enrr1460 pounds of supplement. and Dear Mr Perry: too little oxygen in certain tis- Census-39. Future Farmer members in Callo- New Concord community, Mrs. "Some who, sought to embarrass pounds of suppliment My feed about 240 gallons of skint milk. sues of the bady may be a prin- Adult Beds-60 way Aunty to buyers in the I want to express my apprecia- Hafford Adams soliciting the administration,- he said, "de- March cost SOU $40450 and hauling. $300, My feed coat $1590. hauling St 50. cipal cause of cancer in man. bat Emergency Beds-21 17 fat hog tion to you for participating in Harris Grove Homemakers club, liberately fed fear of another de- sale. are being printed which is a total cost of 1407% - and pig. $900. making a total cost won't be positive until this in the FFA and said he New Citizens-1 in order that business men and The 13 hogs, after deducting $2693 such a fine way Mrs. Alfred Taylor. president. preswona, to give the impress:ion of Sale work has been re-checked by other Patients Admitted-6 others might get an 4-H Club Fat Hog Show. and Hazel community, Mrs. T. G. "the efur was being pulled sUt from insight as to marketipg expenses, brough: $637.50 after deducting ' Dismissed My hog brought, soliciting. doctors. Patient.. the attitude of the FFA boys con- and netted me $2200 These same March 17 Curd of two under the American farmers" marketing expenses. $84.85. After close He said he ran a series admitted from Friday cerned. hogs open have been workir?g very Protemus Homemakers club, Mrs. -There has'been an effort to visit Patients • sold through the market my expenses were taken out tests. using tissue al rats. A nrior Monday 300 pm would with My Agriculture teacher Mr V. Lassiter soliciting the sins of the fathers upon the 500 pm. to The letters will indicate that the have netted me only $16200 had $1772 net This same hog sold In one teat, he said, he put bits Parrish, and baba I am Parks and he has helped me a lot Children." BeOPOR compla.ned Mrs Hubert boys treat their project as a busi- proud that you and other on an open market would have of normal tissue in teat tubes Mor, Mrs R. M in getting started in farming At He made the statements iii a girl. RI 5. Murray; nets enterprise, and keep op with business men of Murray sponsor me only $15 27. without oxygen, and in the other. netted present time I have !togs, Beef. LIONS WILL PLACE , Miller. 1622 Miller Ave.. Murray; these shows, and I'm glad to have the kept frankly political speech prepared Pc44'1•111 their expenses so that they Earl proud that you and other to- REFLECTOR TAPE ON he liked the same tissue but Arvin and baby boy, this way of thanking you. I'm dairy, corn, pasture. hay and far delivery before the, National Mrs Carl was made or It supplied with oxygen. James tell whether a profit business- men of Murray sponsor bacco in my farming proerena end BICYCLES IN CITY Farm Ranch Congress of the Den- 1110fif 1207 Main St., Murray; Mr:. not. and I'm glad toalaave The. tissues . without sufficient RI 1. Puryear. Tenn : Very truly yours, these shows. aria enjoying it very much. in ver Chamber of Commerce H Newport their The will became cancerous and !he The letters also expressed this way of saying. "Thank you." it would be very difficult Murray Lions. Club oxYgen John Collins. RI 5, Murray; Mrs. fact normal. he Benson said there - is e "real appreaiation for the interest shown Edward Palmer in school with- place reflector tape on: all bicycles other' tissue remained Douglas Tucker and baby boy. for ma to continue possibility" that the $J3.000.000 $10•_ 9 them by the businesses. that pur- Kirksey FFA Member Very truly yours, that are brought to the Murray said Rt. 2. Kirksey; Cloyce Hutchins, out my farming program and the savings he hoped to make in the chased their hogs. High School Athletic Fluid Sal• Ti) hack his argument. GnIdblatt Dearborn. Mich.; James Boggess of people like you. department's budget next ,esit 20047 Bernard. Mr. A. W Simmons coaperation urday morning at 9 o'clock. pointed mit• that cancer in humans Mrs_ Henry Doran and baby boy, Kirksey FFA Member I am in partnership with my "wall be swept aside- baiuse the Mr Coleman McKeel Murray Livestock Co. This Sa Me project was carried frequently arises in scars, chronic RI 1, Murray; Master John Joel -- brothers Gerald . and Lenice and operation of farm programs art up McKeel Imp. Co Murray. Kentucky out -by the Lions Club last year ulcers, and in part. of organs in Darnell 1311 Poplar. Murray: Miss Mr. Paul Daily with your help we did very well by the Demoe•rats, and because of Murray. Kentucky and officials of the club urge each which a poor aupply of blood has 120 Spruce. Dear Mr. Simmons: Hazel Lumber Co. nor hogs high price support losses. Mattie Ann Skinner. with person to bring their tacycla to existed for a long time. James Edward I wish to take this opportunity Hazel. Kentucky let Me say. Thanks. Benson said he was "ruins-incest" Cash Prii Murray; Master Dear Mr. McKeel: Again the field Saturday morning. This A poor simply of blood, he Lynn Grove; Mrs. to express my thanks to You for the present high price support sera- Windsor. Pt: 1, tape shows up very good in said, means that oxygen Is de- CIAIPLETE take this opportunity Dear Mr Daily: Yours very truly. the tem can be improved. He gave John Matta. Nichols. 812 West I wish to buying my hog in the recent 4-H • to for darkness and wilVielp in prevent- ficient. Main. Murray; Mrs. F. B. McDaniel. to express my thanks you and FFA Hog Show )tnri Sale. no specific remedies 'bid' suing ••••• I want to thank you tot buying Bobby Coles ing accidents with children on According to toldblatt.' this Is IMP • Henry Gordon. buying my hog in the recent 441 bought my purebred Daroc pig 'old and new" proposals being RI 1, Murray; Mrs. my hog in ape FFA and 4-H Hazel FFA bicycles the first time in medical history Edward • C. and FFA Hog Show and Sale I from Mr Jess• Gordon, December studied-including price :nsurance Rt. 1, Hardin; 'Mrs. Hog Sale March 17. I plan to buy that it has been possible In animal Memphis. hod two purbred Hampshire brool for and two-price systems 'seem to Sneed, 3810 Willshire. 10 nine dollars He weighed a beef steer which will help me experiments to take normal tissora Thorne, Rt. 1. Har- sows, one farrowed September I0 50 pounds I knew if I was to get National Hate!' VINT have promise n I wt-17 FREE ol yowl Tenn.; Carlie In paying my way through achnol. DAY FORECAST growing outside the body and HOTS1 Demonstration R. 7, and the other farrowed September - -- Rebuilt din; Mrs. James Lee Moody, him to the top by our club show Thank you for helping me to Murray, Kentucky it into cancerous tissue. Electralua Vacuum Cleaner. and I was transform Benton: Mrs. Zula Davison, 12th 19. They farrowed 13 I would have to do a .wiod job By United "vein F.LIAS ROBERTSON TO "*..tr'1111- have a good market. Goldblatt said that in some cases ""111111..p.. Mrs 'Eugene lucky to raise all .of them. By him. Dear Sir: RUN FOR R.F. F,LECTION & Hale. Mayfield; feeding a Kentucky: Temperatures Wed-;the transformation of normal cells 20. they weighsd 50 Moore. RI 4, Paducah; Mrs Ken- November Yours truly, to take this op- nesday through Sunday will ave-4 ' - - ready I was lucky in having plenty I would like into rralienant arils took a year. Rt 1. !better: Miss pounds I knew if I got them rage from three to five degreras! "...Elias Robertson. the prevent city PHONE neth Redden, .Richard James portanity to express my apprecia- He said that when some of the0 Tenn. for the show. I would have to feed of skim milk. which I believe is judge, , run for re-election in Elisabeth Clayton, Buchanan, tion to you for buying . try pen above seasonal levels, Kentucky., man-made malignant rail. were Mrs. good one of the best feeds for hogs I Hazel FFA the August Primary Mr. Robert- STATE Mrs. !toward Morris. Hate'. them hogs at the FFA. 4-H normal 54 degrees Rain forecast fed this skim milk witty earn and --- of three injerted into rats, which - ordinae- it R t D Highland Park. Mich.; I fed them corn and 40 per cent for Wednesday ',and SOO sold that his format yamounee- Ad.lo-le Please Send Spirit., Roy Colson, County Hog Shriw a011 Sale held March Wednesday; ity are very resistant to Cancer St., hog suppliment The hog you protein supplenient and had a hog Calloway merit will come at at later dale. Ruford Brazell. 311 E 12th 16-17 . at the Murray Livestock night and again about Fritay, willi began to grow In four pounds by well/tang 215 pounds on March 16. Soil Improvement Association mincers OLDEST LitlIOESTVA0LIUMO Benton: Mrs. J H. Armstrong, bought weighed 235 total neer one-half inch. ment will come at a later date, I fed a total of B bushels of Murray, Kentucky ' (C en ttn ae d on Page F0seDr) • days. Lynnville. March 16. I fed all 13 a total of

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TUESDAY, APRIL 7. MUTWAY, KENTUCKY PAGE TWO THE LEDGER -& TIMES. -MATCH Claims Book Red Pirates Bring LOOKS LIKE A RE • •••• Players THEIEDCER & TIMES .1 Up Two--- BY LI1)6E.14 1 TIMES PUBLISHING COMPASS. Ise. ' ATLANTA, Ga. April 7 ,onsoladatter. of ,4,1te- MerrA Lecerer. rhe Calloway 1-111‘,... and The The Pittsbureh Pirates are bring- Firnet-Heralet Oeteatee iB. arid the West Kentuckian, January ing up two players from their New I. 19/1 :ideate farm club and senaing sty- e% players to it in return. JAMES C WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER POUT.Being added to the Pirates' rhs. ter are first baseman Paul Smith Letters to the Editoe We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. and outfielder Felipe Moutemayor 4 N.Public Voice items %%nice in our opinion are not for the best interest Released outright to New Orleans our readers was pitcher -Dick Manville While •icatcher Bill 114, infielders AI TIRE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION Grunwald and Sonny NATIONAL REPRESENIA I 1Vk.S WALLACE WITMER CO, 'I368 pitcher Ed Wolfe and outfielders Monroe. Memphis. Tenn.; 251J---Park Aive.. ,bjew York: 307 N Michigan Reynolds On Six Dual Track Brandy Davis and Gail - Henley av-e. Chicago; SD 1.4..yston St. Baston W Meets On Tap were optioned on 24-hour recall. - - - Short Vacation Sneered at the P. Office, Murray. Kentucky. for tranwassloo as For Murray State Billy Cox To - Second Claw; Matter N'ASHVILLE. Tenwestpril 7 iUP winner- Allie Reynolds. 20-game Six litnal • tracks are on --tap to'- Have Checkup IUBSCILLPTIIJK By Carrier in Murray. per week lbe. pea s:Bed to open the American the thin efilds of Coach k'red If. .Csktoway and itedoining counties, per year. 14.50; else ..-)nth- 65e. season tor the hie e. York j rut 4 Murray State this spring. BALTIMORE April 7 'UP) dun • was to Caere. $55Q , Yankees next Monday. left the additien, the Th_oroughbredk wAir fielder Bil:y Cox stheduled for his Oklahoma Crty• home today in. the Ohio Vallee ei-VT!'-ffre--B-reroklyir Deiditers tee 7, 193:1 participate TLESDAY, APItIl. on what Manager Cases Stengel Conference cli.unpronship meet in for Bi.00klyn where he will under- 23. go a checkup on his ailing back. and Russia's Andre described as "a little vacation." Cookeville. Tennessee May SECRETARY Anthogy Eden (right) underway- to be 4iie-4)oiig,rs Andrei V trvaretr--te-rtiorn-ttle-riutr irr- -The" season-- gets Gromyko, rushed to- New York to 'fake - place--of with the Racers minute-man infielder" this rear, Zorin, Soviet delegate, rises at t New York in time for the weekend Murray April 22 shake hands in the UN as Valerian PA Southeast Missouri' has' been taking heat and massage returned to Moscow on death TORWS SPORTS series with the Brooklyn Dodgers. pitted against session. Vishinsky General Assembly treatment fur several days but delegate, replacing &arm of Cape Gii-ardeau. The Murray Stalin. He has been named chief Soviet of (international Soundphot• team will 'return the meet in Cape they have failed to improve her been Sove4 foreign niinuiter. e \ j \ Jun Rrvera Vishmaky had Girardeau May 1. , curictittoo. • .•. • I:a •, • • „1:..s. i; se r.. a,- tosser.- in Accord SOMEONE in the state department Home and home nreets with _ _,• • v• .,11c1 circling the 16* •! Christie must have been "confused," nos:. Western Kentucky are artai.ged for Of the 52' specie's of fur-bearing Theme Health Is Arrested • elist Grace !Amnion tells the Sen April 28 at Murray and May 14 animals native to the Great Smoky subeonitnittee it thee:les...1 to. .1. Plels.de int.- Au-de-nee As es- Wealth" Selected ate investigations • at Bowling Green. Mountains the types- most fre- her book k.-e' •, le d. Feld Robrnson's Washington, to approve ,' :••:, , V, Y opponents who will quently noted include black bear. For special D deparment Two other ay Sign for Cain," for U. S. libra Write . •in aav th. pew,r 411d grey "A face the Thoroughbreds on thou white tailed deer. red Health Diiy to- said the book re ,. • shot .11 the arn but there have Theme of World ries abtoad. She home track are-Uilion lJniverlit fdxes accuon. bobcat, squrri els of is Cornmunie i.e.:. se T.' '' 1 y disappe.ntrrunits eery will be "HeJith Wealth" fleets "fundamental Jackson. Tennessee and Ten- several species, and woodchuck, no longe y ti ti is Harry- Byrd a:id • of the same phrase which appears theory," in which she nessee Tech of Cookeville., Ten Intcr•utsortal, K 1: • over the entrance to the Kentucky believes. I ne_see. The Union meet S set for Picked for State Department of Health Build- May 4 ...nd the TN encounter is Li. Job ,Third Street. ing. 620 South - _ Wa'e'eK_Aeteee---1--re. for May 19. r- n rtes C. E. Reddirk. M.D. in charge Of Jensen anu Mick, Coach Faurof is faced Witie a re- 4 Deputy Commisseiner building job on 'ooth the track and Local Health Services. T.• _ Y. pie!: 4•.:Wn that they fipiel. He was hardest hit by gra- , World Health Day is sponsored ei.se olie-twO punch United Nation's World :=•• • s Just might duatioo in his sprint Men. Work- by the outs are now in full swing and 1 Health Organization On April 7, nil oua Itotspirop 4 . g saw. 1.44 ..... of tries ratified the Magna Charta J• A A !!! 1 .2 to, lack to make a fair accounting Health It s: Sex Pit, he:s Mau themselv e • of Health arid the World this date a. 4 Wil Nis Assembly decided that should be celebrated to **Segel "the pourdreau Will almost limitless possibilities for health throughout • acnievini &Att., Start -Young Team the world.' WHO is the Coordinating autho- • eV. Money, Rubber - r . . . I. rity On all inturnaitional, - Save New, ROANOKE, VA. April 7 4 UPI- ' wurk. Just as WliOs objeetrve is I Manager Lou Boudreau ihriounced the attainment of the highest pos. Maybe LIFE! i today that fie? will start the! "young- siblu level of health by all people. Ki •il K DeWitt 'Eli ts so is of the I • i r Ii INN- RIMINTAI. the objective Kentucky that are out State Department of Healtif. Wheek ii S \III4 ‘1. tI J %Mtn V. THU K HAROLD STASSEN ,tua' "i: inet;::40....,!"lue,,,Sa_eirfrgumst,.ex 'Kentucky's neggr: hianh pro- -,•of line or out of bal- t AK V, 0nuseS Wail secsrneviniur.n :46:tel),P.0-nha-Itettlinit.ifthhxhelein:itr.ruerotrribhAi;„..":15:11.4sarri,..r.ctoh:n att.tv thlieir.•eWhiter . 01.1. uatenete4tt. ' Ove 4ANIMdt swAtizsRSKt,J0egretrrElf)(aboaisit_e4 . ,g..,ritatei.dmhasja posailty needless ring, £.aLIsuga 4.4 ' tfl..,.01 :re a ance mean • • •••1 bst:wwwfsswitieliklaMilaiclfrtitlIGi K.r.Suety Derby en invite : a Cabinet meetleig with Preiklent • _The team hverag., T1.8 years. picked by the UN Security Counell real health departments WIneh s• : - tire wear . . . n:ctii rsaltnestphtardmere-0 not inc.udinif-tiltchrt Mil Pain.'IL to succeed Norway's Trygve Lie as ! ve. 98 Iler cent of Kentucky's tor! Unexpected Wowouts ! who is 30 Sammy Whiteee24. is secretary-general, is a financial ex- ; population. But to obtain a jjje,, . , cjEeiejsnideheoregee7rjosepr that 9ften result in McCarthy ll'as l th,cdtcher; the infield eunsists of pert, a bachelor, and only non- ,level of communicable disease ai,.- , "undermining" the sdmtnis- ' Dick Gernert. 32. Billy. Goodrna't• Socialist member of the Stockholm itection, maternal and child health; WHILE Scotland Yard's beat brains: tragedy. Why take in the re- t.vition's foreign Pence. I d. Alilt Bolling. 21. Ceer.c:c Kt.11.:.41e.t.- As saeden s treasury sec- services, vital statistics services. . were being cudgeled to find John this risk, when scien- F.XPLOSION FIRES CHINATOWN cent 30.- the outfield of Gene ‘tephers,,,retary he attended financial con- ,-beam. ...dt,....41.,n, samtaw,A, pc.)..1R. ChrLstie, wanted for quesLorring 5, with the tific . and "agrees Ithotednghty" zit Tom Umphlett, 21, and Jrneferences to U. SI (international) vent ion of etironmr diseases 'andl.in murders of six wornen, Ponce - alignment lest critical views Presideprs Piersall. 21 'f labo_ratury services. cemmunity l,anCo,nav tcahblreisuneoomnas'aLedger (above balancing costs so lit- _ • T jteerrivrork 13 neceseary. • roni Me" al-our-shop.. • 1 , "Just as one gatewayto prvgree• and arrested him. (hiternationai: I save ARE HAULED I. •wurki peace seems 'to he -s•-• DRIVE UP TODAY! AND RENO HILLS WOUNDED I through improved health. • team- VEGAS : work and c...perative efforts' by physicians. local health departments KEYS MADE civic organieations and, the ave- L & R MOTOR . rage citrzy. can open a a •der ave • While You Watch nue to public health Working to- Company gether. we cap bring a e•ealth of WESTERN AUTO I Main Street ., health and h,.pprriess to our com- STORE mumbes. st-rte and nation. and pro- CALL 485 vide. a 'stepping stone to world Call 432 t peace." Dr Reg:Mick said.

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SERVICE We take the mailman for granted because mail service is dependable. — Once you become a steady user of Reno hills on the struggle for recapture of Vegas and HONEY-KRUST Bread you'll find that we too wounded In bitter hand-to-hand Communist A U. S. MARINE medical corpsmen who bravIed heavy Into a forward aid station by by heli- Kcdtan front Is carried patching up, casualties Were evacuated are dependable. 50 years of baking growth. 50 years of on the slopes. After a quick fire to rescue. those who fell I (international Sounelphot staff photographer L Fujimura. Franc-co as a four. utter-jeer ,Photo by LNP quality and service. SMOKE SLOTS ow'r.c. er Chinatown ,n San copter or Nearly all alar•• • - • - MA n •eplosion in a plunibmg shop. ansa•red the call. Five •.*••••••••-•••, f.re z. • : ..t in th•' to -.own area perser.s_ erc njre.: three te (internal ional Seiouiperito.

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Dogwood will be bought, according to these Specifications: Lengths! 20 40 - 60 inches. &FPI'AV 04 Logs with red OIL IT)' Diameter: 5 INCHES AND UP. P heart, hollow, or dote in cente; mUst have 2' _ t INCHES OR MORE of sound white wood. THE MOST DEPENDABLE BREAD um CrASISTENT QUALITY 1 Grade: 20 inch lengths—may have one defect ? AND UNIFORMITY PLUS EVERY CONSIURATION FOR BREAD . ‘CCENTER OF BOLT). $ AS A FOOD VALUE TO GM EXTPA, ENERGY +4 60 inch lengths_.,may have two defects (18 1 INCHES BETWEEN DEFECTS). i tayrnent: Cash on delivery. IICI'::j.7,7.'-ii:RUST Bros. Lumber Co. Fifit:). L A 1) MADE ' Sykes a Korean front are readr 41. Ine Vejgae and Reno hills on the r, ed-to-ha. d !letting to rear by hell MARINES W0104011) 'cuitute•..'.:_et,... ;tile:ally arc Mt,it a.- O1•3‘,1 ot,rots, NEW CONCORD ROAD PHONE 388 'rensport t••_. a ar face. "ere • r c

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TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1953 TDESPAY, APRIL 7, 1953 THE LEDGER lelNIES, MURRAY, KENTU(7KY PAGE TIIREN ways and used the rounded Laundercal gat merits will dry Claims Book Red riood Time to Begin boneless end for beef stew, the very soft if they are rinsed in wa- • center chunk Tor put roast, and ter to which has been added Serving More Beef the,,,,, other piece you can SliCe teaspoonful of powdered borax fur lengthwise izito two swiss steaks.' each Amara University of -.Kentucky home economists agree ivith a state- FOR SALE WHITE NYLON UNI. FOR SALE 1951 JOHNSON 101 ment from Washington that now CHRISTIE TAKEt: TO LONDON COURT APRIL SPECIAL - READERS form, Size 12. Like new. Ustd horsepower outboard motor with FOR is a goodaliine to begin eating FOR SALE RENT Digest 8 ' mutates. $1.00. fire truck fur child age 2 to 5. fuel tank. $175.00. Cali 749. A9c s. Regular more beef. Beef is plentiful and a price $3.00 a Phone 604-J. A8c year. Also Post, good buy. Food dollars can be ARMY TUB FOR SALE-- NEWLY FOR RENT MODERN FOUR Journal arta FOR SALE --NICE-COUNTRY Holiday. All three stretched by serving bief. The painted., in good cendition. A room house and bath, banished. one year FOR SALE'- SPEED QUEEN home with approximately 4 acres $10.00. William R. Van Washington statement says: real fishing boat. Call 1689-W Also furnished apart t, two Meter, double wall washers $118.00 and of land, three miles from Mur- Phone 435-J. 103 North "They (home economists) say to after 6 p.m. rooms, bath. Both A8p up. Used washers- $1095 and ray. Four rooms, bath, electric located at 14th Street. Atip make the beat use of meat, cook - -•- --- water heater, oil heat, veuetion Five Points. Day phutie 648 or ODD LOT PIECES! up. See M. G. Richardson at it properly and use it all. including COUCHES shades, hardwood flours. bee Red 683-R-4, after 4 p.m. Call 465"W. from $9,95 to $89.95. 407 S. 8th St. tic STRAY BLACK HORSE MULE the trinimings. You can increase Occasional Doherty, phone 694-W-3. Agp Age chairs, new and about 15 hands high at J. L. Ma- the number of servings per wend used, reduced. FOR SALE FORD TRACTOR AND From $3.95 to ON NORTH han farm one mile north of by combining beef with other foods,' $39.95. Riley's No equipment, team of FOR RENT HOUSE 2 Store, KROEHLER Two PIECE LIVING 13th Street. Phone 184-II edindel Murray. Owner can have by WITPreayou• buy a large eat at a 105 N. 3rd, Phone 1672. horses. Other items too nume- room suite reduced from $289.95 • corning for mule and paying ccf tower price pea...pound, it often ABc rous to Colson, Reeves. A9p mention.. Starkie to $179.00. Slightly soiled while this ad. 10. pays to buy it and divide it for Murray Route 6. Alp THREE R00114--A-PARTM-ENT---- FOUR PIECE BLONDE FINISH _ in warehouse storage. This is a cooking in different ways. For new Private aaitrance and bath, bedroom suite. New. Was $159.95 1941 CHEVROLET MASTER DE- suite! Riley's No. 0 Store, down- example, you can cut a chuck roast stairs. Across and is now $13995 Riley's No LUX, two door, black, stabo and 105 N. 31-d, Phune 1672. Ale from Training WANTED School. %31.00 per month. 40°7. t Store, 105 N. 3rd. Phone 16-i2. heater. Just like new. N. W. TheC AtaRmEtily 0f FiurTs.HLizzA ajul eKRitsh.,ie 'N. 16 St. Call 379-J. A9p A8c Kemp, 211 North 5th Street, KELLY'S CRICKS PULLORUM LICENSED BEAUTY OPERATOR a - - Phone 837-W A9C-4 Clean Chicks. 96.8d per cept WANTED: Experienced prefer- ',sashes to express heartfelt GaAs 1940 OLDSMOBILE, BLACK, TWO livability. Buy Kelley Chicks FOR RENT FOUR ROOM HOUSE red. Murray beauty Shop, 206 to their loyal neighbots and niaby dour, in first Cliittle.shape. Lot of FOR SALE UPRIGHT re PIANO and get , ahe best. We hatch -With lights. On NW Highway South 4th Street, phone 281. A9c friends who were so thoughtful and automobile for little amount 'if Ideal for church. Easseationally -*weekly. atalrray Hatchery, Phone 4. nut lea east safs f).tale, Sea -Stan- au-kind-wad- suah.-a-seu4e-44- "'Morley. -N. W. Kemp, 211 North good condition throughout. Phore i 11364. Ti's ley Hopkins Sir details same I during the illness and death of 5th Street, phone 837-W. A9c 8a9-M-2. and itt A9p place. A8p Lost Found our precious mdther. Also to Dr. 7In Halis and the Max H. Churchill FOR RENT FIVE ROOM 13R1C1 Is Anowsr to Yostorday's Pusal• LOST LADIES BROWN 131I.L- Funeral Home. May God in his CROSSWORD PUZZLE house. Completely famished, in- i;eads - FOLD containing proper identi- 'love and mercy richly bless each scisafONE In the State department AEC, Finally cluding television. Lease ACROSS 42-.90, tie,g n OVM WON g OD - can be fication, important papers and lot you is our prayer. must have been "confused," nov. 45-: butal• W otbained. Baucum Real Estate 1-Stomath of ox WON 000 money. Rawer d. Mattie Bell Mr. tind Mrs. Charlie Cochran) Grace laimpkin tells the Sen 46-Rend Agency. Phone. 122, east tletyoni 411-Ca tidal 00Ig 9 flONP1 night phone Dawn, South Second and Elm. Mr. and Mrs. Ado Waters ate investigations subcornMittee Tr-- 11-ennui appendages QUM@ IEi3 716. ABc her book 13-Pleetd In in so-pigt on pea @A3J A9c Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rietue Washington, to approve 14-Conierhing UL100 Ii -Untottal FOR "A Sign for Cain," for U. S. libra 6;1-Country of PCB POSIO RENT FURNISHED OR said the book re 4 l7-Girl's nam• Asia P V M040.1 20L-2 partly fureished apartment in ries abtoad. She 1.3-Total (45-Symbol for fleets "fundamental Communal 2.6.--Renovat• tantatunit OMMV_ - WOAU VO home, with heat. Alsasagarage • BOHLEN OFF TO TAKE MOSCOWPOST t3-Seine 36 -Mons MOM theory," In which she no longe MICEJOOD apartnient. 0. W. Harrison, II- tarts violently WOO OBOU JOHN R. cHinsrti, 55, leaves pollee van at West London believes. llatensatioaat 28-Itoey of water (6-Fro...a phone 325. tfc BALDING ode -Complikiawlot 6 -Artl. lit 401230N2J .7400 Police aait for first court hearing In Investigation of strangle murder* 211-Vera' ^ 62--Chureb official OEN EksEIO women in Christie's former residence in London's Notting Hill 21-Sandy wastes WU of six nd 32-Oppoalte of DOWN MO GRIMM NU section. ClirisUe also is shown in, inset. Inturnatio nal Radiophoto) spring lid. NOTICE' 25- Rocknah I --Cent'', a_ott in 36-Drinkable 2 -Sun S.-College 29-Teat-her degree (ahlir ) NOTICE - DAY NURSERY NOW 42-Ahoy• 4-Indigent T--afetnialt Joule open. Phone 1256-R. Aka) -Y. o her 9-Siberian Oyer 10-141mpleat IMPORTANT NOTICE TO riowevolinfear- (not( ) school conducted by "A-C" 1';- ire of tory representatives on the ,"66a ;. MIMI' AMINE tat-Aare, All-Crup Iiiirvester, "Forge Har- 21-Without end vester, and the "Roto-Bailer" 22--Ittver in 2111iiir • llerenany Thursday 'night, April 9 at 7 22-11Ifer o'clock at the Conner Imple- 21-,Fertainine I'' k itit.e)a metit Company on East Main. Wednesday, April S. 1953 fAt-ettste,111 It's time well-spent! Don't Mat 6l00 Farm Program 12:15 Noontime Frolic Save Money, latt)ber 34 54-Entreaty this airport un „ Greatest_ _anew, 14=4'rie, TiVe 615 Farris Pisaarian '19.10 Chuich dr °nisi- ledge of your farm tieumnient he 4.6 33 340 7,4.--)9 40 41 ',kitten . 6330 Hymn Time 1:00 All atar I. 2:00 -41..,111 erf means greater earningsl Cold r•r- Maybe a LIFE! //a, -6-Modeetiva - 0:45 Calloway Capers ILiseball Warmup do,ico• drinks and sandwiches will be ou 42 ,.....) al agus _ tab News 2:2.i St. Louis game to 5:00 44-V. Popper served FREE. Ags. are out 41-Ntobenant-dan 7110 Rimming.Cheer 5:00 Spurts Parade Wheels that 41. 41 the joint -ti e,, ,49 CHAIRMAN of congres- -toPiisa .7 515 THERE NOW A 7:11I .Clocr;ItailIacr to 8:00 line or out of bal- 4 4-limare energy committee is KINGSH --:of 67 -.MilohlVitian Panel atomic 14 1. •,j71 //ss AY t/710 Seine 61111 Neva '5:30 Teatime Topical needless 4-a, Rep. W. Sterling Cole (It), Nei" Piiiiiihiste4ePrefientative 100 ance mean A 15-/rnrielle4 living in - Murray. For. Sales. 8:15 Miming 'Devotion 5:41, Sagebrush gicrcna•r 44 17 f•il 547 York, after breaking of a threia ey '''...40-9 r Ilt ft It, MN IN Service and Repair. contact 8-30 Orr'-,n Reveries 100 News tire wear . . . invite 1.1- of month deadlock In Congress. Tha Boyd 7 Unit vnerity 8:45 Morning Special 6-15 BetWeevt the t.114,11 'es Wowouts .1- Insane committee agreed to rotate chair- 'Linn, 201 South Fifteenth, Pleine unexpected 37- Pronnutt 9:00 Maiming •6:30 NV, stet n:Caravan he Manship between House and Senate 1W24. tic Roods ften re.sult in 1 him.) 11:15 Moritifig Moods 6:45 Westa n. Caravan N. that SO-Prefix down every two years. (latcrnatiosiaa) GET YOUR BABY CHICKS - 930 Morning Moods '-7:00 From the Balidstana Os tragedy. Why take at Thurmund's Mill, Good Qual- U:45 Morning Moods 7:15 From the la:mast:aid Pm this risk, when scien- ity. Prices right. Phone 3136-J, 10:00 NeWs 7:39. Off The' Record and South Second Street, Mac 10:15 Rural Rhythm 7:45 Off The Record . ce- tific _ alignment 101:40 Lean Beek arid Listen .&410 el balancing costs so lit- GUARANTEED WASHABLE- 10:45 Lean Back and Listen klitur it that's Super Kern-Tone Delaxe (War otit.iinTit. 10:55 Scrapbook 8:3a Design rOr Listening NG Wall Paint. With over P.O won- 11:00 1340 Club 8:45 Deanoi For Listening • reorient. Ith tiy beat Una & es. ha elerful color combinat ions, that TODAY! BILL PETERS lastaiww• bp awe roman Seadeste 11:15 1340 Club 9:00 Plattertime to 9:45 DRIVE UP anyone can apply, you can toyer 11:25 Eddy Arnold 9:45 GM:A Star wall paper, arid all wall sun'- CHARLES I. BOHLEN, new United States A.mbasetaler to the Soviet 11:00 Favorite Vocals 10:00 News fates in your favorite shades Union, and Mrs Bohlen and their children, Celestine, 2, and Charles IFIROFIMIS tban me there. It stas on a dark, aAula you've tried his bourse, eh? 11:45 Gospel 10:15 Listeners Request to 11:00 Jr., 5, board a plane in New York for Paris. After a shor: stay in the Hymns L & R MOTOR Raving found his sweetheart. irony Silent street, but the h..t.•1 seemed Ile lives directly opposite Economy Haraware and Supply. Nelain,. murdered an a foul rooming from 12:00 News 11:00 Sign Off • to lw elite', so aft, r paying East Main, phone 575. Attic Et ench capital and Bolin, they will leave for Moscow. (International) Company noun In Clot &go), I hirrtive litil Fan- all he here, I believe." elli de-theater bimetal, to the grim Lurk in advance because I had no lug- lie knew very well I'd Arad tale ee of finding iteriltiller. For all that ahe'd gage. I went tip to my maim and house. "I Street heen singing in a tawdry night t need some aiformatian 'NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller .el Main got into bed. Mill ha? e)e. 3' manta to believe that about him," I said. "Ile's applied ne CALL 485 Ile her been • awe. elean•living I lay awake smoking for an hour for an insurance policy with my What Mel her young brottoir. lint" Mel' HELLO, YEAH---BUT TM TOO N °NOUS TO 01.1 'n. a drug addl. I. knots of MI. ..rone' or so, cola max r masa my theughts company, and necessary to ▪ is- T. t ry N it. hell. an amiable 3,oung lady running smootaly. Without too cheek into his habits, background, SLUGGO--- YOU'LL LISTEN TO YOU SCREAM of the prem. Yolas with Fanelli In his ne roan h for a kilter Trailing gonna Rob. much trouble I'd come to a deci- and so forth. Just a formality, you MAY I HAVE TO TO DAY Fanelli In at 4. one of the Windy t'ety's sion: I'd keep my pr u mi s e to know." ' I FEEL. AWFUL as - sow." • 4 101.41,411 of drug supply. Terry Janey. I'd get the rats who did "Perhaps I may help you," he COME LET ME :es does all in her rower to dtaillosion OI JUMPY TODAY as to Janey--declaring that she had that,to her, not for the Janes; who said. "My liana! Is Carruthers, and IN? GAG You pa been rust anothrr vheap little night was Mort Ellerton's friend, but for I know the young man. Won't you ata racketeer 41.1h etri. the by of • tioss the Jancy I'd known for ten days step in, please?" r , (But the detective,. faith In his Invert n. one renonns unah•lien. as he kisses In Philly. That one, mu Janes', I said thanks and followed him the protesting-Terry • fond good night by was okay. I'd km p her in mind, through a narrow, dark hallway or and those daya in Philly, when I and into an old-fashioned parlor. at- CHAPTER TEN lookal for her killers. There were samplers on the walls THE SOFT night light touvlittd *Mut next morning I loraed tip with nuatoes enjoining the wicked ire the delicate I apnea of Terry's face. Janey's brother's addreas in the to repent; and congratulating the She lookerl away front nie and tilt phene. hook.. It was brava finder good on their blesaedness: We sat • down. on her lower lip, her tousled his name at 6516 Kentldale `ave- dewn at the window, facing each head dark on the cushions. nue. I dressed and went downstairs other from horse-hair chairs. I .ly She warnat crying yet. She was to the salewalk where / discover.ai notieed a music rack in the corner Lld fighting not to. But she would that I now heal tel a quiet little and two violtns tin the mantle, lie ty. SOM. And I knew why. street about a block from the lake. follovied my gaze and smiled. nd am a 11111eie teacher, as yosi might ER VICE 'Amara a saac," I said. "Hai all The neighborhood had an air of ial 'gia'sa.' he said. - _ talk, isn't it?" MerartatTrata Rif'tattle tleganec ur a la 0 U t it; the tall broVinetunt's There was a dining raum un iny ABNER By Al Capp "Let me alone." seernal to be trying hard to ignore right, and at the end of it an open cause mail service -- - • She had hurt me, and I hail the the bars, tailor shops andoielica• door. From the room h, paid that YOU ARE nt iii ti, hurt her now. it 'wasn't door a woman's voice called gently. THE GOAL I BEEN THIS PAISERARLE lessens which had crowded in it " If -.my WOULD BE a steady nice, bet what is? "You're seared "Who is that, Sam?" , SORCHING FOR!! YOU GOT n • user of their bastes. Iliad breakfast at the oUl DAV? • iff,a I said. "You're scared of me, "A young man Who is inquiring IT TROUBLES WOULD corner drugstore and thin took a THE FEMALE FORM TARA '°-) Is. II find seared of men, and that's why you Aland one of our neighbors, my wOhrT that we too cab out to the kenildale address: DEE-WINE If- 1 LEGOF F PIMP of skin Ile alive with that torutue of dear," Mr. Carruthers said. I This wait a once respectable DOLLARS A in pay us rowth. 50 years of yours. It's not to off: it's middle-class residential area that notieod that he started slightly - at Well! th ---to-iterp us from getting too close." had slipped slinnWards lately. The the sourpt of her voice. She didn't Ham . She began to struggle then, as two-stories] 'frame houses needed say anything elm., but I had the --ases ...- • If my words were pads or whips paint, and their stars of lawn had odd feeling that that open door that she was trying fanati.-ally to haldrep at of mad ',hewing was like a large, carefully atten- arerape from. And then she hi gan thraugh the winter-brown galas. tive qtr. I,, cry, deep ragged sobs that shook I went tip the steps of 6516 and "Well, -MM." I said. tea her slender body, knocked on the aeror. There was a Nelson,. is he a man et steady "Get out of here," she said in a folded newspaper on the porch, habits, would yeti say?" low, wild voice. "Don't say any- looking fresh abet clean and there- "It pains me, to tell- you this, thing else." fore out of place. Ni' one answered sir, hat that yutink man is a le- 'They won't light your eigarets, my knock so I went back to the plorahle victim. of oar GtalICSEI Oct. ch 7 They don't send floaters sidewalk and stared at the house, catty," Mn. Carruthers said. If he other, I'll het.. You won't let-them, saratching my head. After twenty was really pained at telling me Terry. You called me a moon- or thirty seconds I glanced at the this he 'kept it nicely out of his voice. "lie im a wastrel and an struck adolescent, and thought it neighboring houses, watching- for a 7 If SO.. .15._a oema* was hilarious Malaise I'd hived a parted curtain. I saw none. It Idler, a true Sinai of Satan." airreame and had gotten a kiek in would he too had. I thought, if this "That's tad bad," I said. Mr. th. teeth over it. You avant women street turned out to be the Anly Carruthers fixed me with the flash- ABBIE an' SLATS By Raeintra Vast Bursa s to be treated as women. and net as one in America without its win- ing eye of a Skid Row evangelist. I. Mr LORNA; TOMMY,' LORNA, THIS IS MADAM IT WON'T plastic sainta. Big brave talk. Ter- dow-peeping busybody. Illooked "lie is the son of honorable par- 114.111E SHE'S A CHALLENGE -TO MY DeNo411/11TY:i IFR ry. Rut you're seared silly at the across the street and chreasi tip ents, I must say. They are alcad 1-ILRE... SOPHIE...THE WORLD'S BE EASY, PROFESSION... COME ALONG, TAKE CARE OF TI Idea of being treated .as a woman. far there It was. the parted cur- now, and fortunately sparal the -405E MILLION- loREATE5T AUTFIORIIY TOMMY.., DEARIE.. WE Gor POUNDS You don't know if ysiu elm be a tain. the, glinting spectacle, the MICK of_their .son's perdition." _ - POLL AR PIPES, HONEY...SEE ON REDUCING...WHAT OF WORK To Do; woman, isn't that it, Terry?" pile hint of a face watt hing ma. "When did they die 7" YOU IN A COUPLA WEEKS-. SHE DOESN'T BEAT " ASISTENT QUALITY 'incase. stop it,' she cried. „The'141 reed was no exeeptiarrariftia 'Three years afro. The Satiate OFF YOU, SHE first, and then mothee slipped away SCARES 4t. "ftelai, baby," I Baia. I haul said all. There was -Mrs. Snoop. I OFF ,RATION FOR BREAD ;-Q what I medal to an' I had hurt headed for her house and trotted to join hint in his new and shin- her enough. I di,in't .want t.i hint lip Ilie steps. The door opened' he" ing home." - :A1ERGY her -any more. She pushed against fare I emild try my knuckles on "What, specifically. is wrong my cheat with her free hand, 'still it, and I found -myself leaking at with seeing Rob?" I asked. softly. but she didn't turn a tall thin man with a round pale 'al le drinks, and he never has • away from me. I took her hand face and small, fluids eyes rest in worked. Also there are ratestien- -- and {timed it and then kissed her 'tame-hat of oyster-colored flash. lie 'able . persona coining and goitre. Ii-KRUST on the cheek, and said geed night. wore -sfeel-ranined apeetaeles, a (rein lam home at the most sus• 'There was a lonely cab creep- gray 'suit and a floppy black tie. picioits hennas" • ing along in the next block so I lExcust me," I said, "but I'm "Women u friends ?" for it The looking for a man named Robert Mr. Carruthers asut his lips. NIlE lit a tagaret and waited 114 E A I) 'laver knew a respei•table, reason' Nelson. 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•• TUESDAY, APRIL 7, ENDOPIlt TIMES, 3117R/tAT, trAGE FOUR WOMEN PLAN TO Gingles Mrs. Fred Letters From BEAUTIFY YARDS 1Elected Chairman Here & Yonder (Continued from Page One) Club News Activities Garden Department Members of homemakers el Neivs $427.85 for all In Marshal county are shots PAGE elected Company. I received WOMEN'S Mrs. Fred Gingles was interest in improving $7.00 prize money. unusual tiial. Garden Depart- my hogs and chairman of the Hello. above lawns and in landscaping. accord" Locals Club This made a total of $86.04 Weddings the Murray Woman's rainy day here. ment of Its a I had a la- to Miss Sunshine Colley, home de- Mow Si sr 111111P111 Thursday of Mr. and regular market price. es Dior.&km . at the meeting held Visitors in the home to monstration agent with the l,),Ite I, were, bor earning of $94.84. I plan She afternoon at the club house. Mrs. Richard Self Sunday of Kentucky. To that use this maney to put Out this versity eine* succeeds Mrs. Lenvel Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Virgal Rennes,. Mr. Wins Engagement Announced crop. landscape leaders set up the fol- Lady Go,...1 Murray Groz.'e vice-chairman is Mrs. Willis Daniel. Mr. and years Local The new and Mrs. yours. lowing goals at a training schtiiir— succeeda Mrs. and Clara and Mr. Sincerely At Wet Honor§ in (.'ontest Oliver Cherry who Mrs. Pete Self Make a plan for landscaping, Speaker Moyer Downs G. T. Lilly. Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Robert James Outland including an out-door living !ion!: .„ Ai _ • Br ii.00dmen Sfi,•let v Rohwedder will --latAyrtrt and Mrs. Clarence I was sorry to hear that Mary Murray Tramilig FFA sow bluegrass seed: set Rut shrubs liadeee. and trea- Hugh Harlan acirratay forty : agam.serve as secretary Francis Rust is sick, also as needed; prune shrtibeWbgfeetly; a the new er from al s-ounty attended La. Vs surer respectively for Kirnbro is sick with the measles. Murray Insurance Agencr set out a red bud tree, 4e114 have - Mrs. the; bawl, .n State: Consentiori h. club year. He is the son of Mr. arid Murray, Kentucky - the family name on the 'Mailbox presented the Alice 1 to Madisansalle Friday and Satur- Mrs. G. B. Scott John Walter, Kimbro. or on a name plate in the yard. Am, paparta.ma of , in on of the lame .3-4. w ith officers and program for the afternoon Runyon and Dear, Sir: afi,.i._ , day. Apart Mr. and Mrs C. C thank you for the. WC&l..1I1's Cub Thursday Murray. Hazel, "How To Plant A Perenial Gar- are I would like to m c,,,,Irreners from the children from East Alton, 1111., noon at the home of !d a lengthy discussion buying one of my hogs at Callo- !Coldwater and Prittertewn grovel den." She gave here for a couple of days. Ranahaph. Farthing Street. various mag- visiting County Hog Show and Sale. taking active parts in the variotil using references from Mrs. Orville Fulcher way -1 ex- Mr. and more money by hav- Lakeview Drive In azinea and telling her own Ruth Morris I made a lot Mrs. Hodges held the attention ceremonies. and daughter, Mrs. like you ' periences in planting her garden. Richard ing civic' minded people of her audience from the tic11 and children visited Mrs. .' Murray Groat '126 alga= WOW During the business session an- supporting the sale. 1 received k'W of the book. whichi Self for a short while Tuesday. with her rev honors in the state in the made of the 4 cents more per pound for famiiv I tot' nouncement was afternoon visitors in the 12 1 Tuesday and Wednesday isatto stara iif a preaeher's by the Society on Tueadoy I received 6 1 2 :., . , • . contest sponsored' general Woman's Club dinner Mrs. Richard my single entry. aaa a,..,, ,,,,,,i,,,._ groves home of Mr and my pen , to relect the outstanifiaa ,.1 and the.,, district meeting cents ,prpound more on "Wild Stallion" the fact th, Maty Self were.- Mr. and Mrs. A-1...r - Woman's Club at Madiscin-j three and single eni7— e is acquaint. a a .1:. Ova .a.t I thr`") 11QU'laillearle01-C.T*-ila of the Runyon and children from East family I will use this money for' school with Ben Johnson, Edgar I caah award of ville April 8, Ill.. Mr. Elmus Morris of -her, and that she had read letters Murray received tea l Alton. plan to buy a beef Refreshments were served Irene Runyon expense and Buchanan, Martha Hyer written by bir. $25 and a_certificate of recorm- Murray and Mrs. show style from the table overlaid with steer for next years beef for tir0 place M Kentucky. and children of Michigan. with tarn cloth and centered with and sale. Cohostesses at the eating preseniation as-as made byi a lovely Mr. Elmus Morris is accompany- R„aa,aph were arrangement. An arrange- Yours truly, Mr May Beaver. state manageri a lovely ing Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Runyon to — e. spring flowers Mason Billington E W C.:troll. Sr.. R. S. MaCarli...y. national ditectorra ment of yellow home in East Alton, Ill. Wed- c • Ir. (-4.44, i arA table. their Murray Training F'FA gunge adorned the speaker's where he will seek em- tatairria eartintaanded -the of nesday and Gil:, laaaince On display were a number • I. C. Nall. for tiler-Zara. tanding work it Amid ployment. If successful his family • • • small arrangements in' a cup and I dant- during t961-52. will join him there soon. saucer or goblet which had been to won second p Mrs. Richard Self wishes WANTED Ow _ • Cadiz grove 123 brought by the members. 4 • 4 third pia. thank the women of Poplar Springs • 4 tit atat Madisonaatte'Wem Hostesses for the afternoon were 1111Cfe3Se Pasture Yiel.. up Lun Baptist Church., for the beautiful In .r_ei_. of_the 1...-onsent 95 Drive 4 ! Special featti Mrs. Audrey Sum:Sons, Mrs. Fred YOUNG LADY with Nol-Detas Elettri• l'enet Syitest! members quilt top they presented to her p.m the Murray Schultz. Mrs. Gregg - Miller. Mrs. Cer,:arriny and recently. for part time office ItOTATL °A5TilitES DAILY weresen44-by the feten.lorial Charles Farmer, Mrs. Jeff Farris If OPEMI/4 esterci. alicariar Graduation Mrs. T. B. Hogaticamp. —Just A Hillbilly Tuesday & Wednesday OhE GATE! ' and work alai Martha Carter. national c .• • read state man- "The Girl In White" ta n:ucky. presided during NEW 4-H PROJECTS Over the past 20 years Miami Apply Meal has opened an ave- with June Allyson Van:era:a ar.I Mrs. Goictia In addition to having gardens Beach, Fla_ nanaaer and -Jul hotel and four apart- and Arthur Kennedy . chstricra for home use, • a dozen or so rage or one Ledger & Times •' 1 sided daring -per—month. But 110.- or. pr, 4.11- Club_ members.in. MA$9.1.1. C_PUnr.4Lueirt buildings Pat ' - no cemetery, no anaarataita_Nrs will produce commercially a half- the town has • 0441` 417.76- vice and no manu- ta.a. sar's ad' as first acre each of beans tomatoes and airport or railroad, Controlled grazillg by. tiz;e_ili_deat...._ ' sweet corn Products will be sold facturing plants Marie Williamson • temporary eles-tric fel'ICLSC ' team from Mame, compoted Miss Joan in Maysville -This would be both The dating, ex- Shrad,r. Sue Marshall• profitable enterprise and a com- Through tree ring lerMtheus grazing' ef Jan- Mrs..Earl L. Williamson of Louisville announce a Ann Lassiter, Mr. and said Harold D. perts conclude that Pueblo Bonito, increases • butterfat - potind- - Biany,i White. Ruth Marie. to Terry j munity service," the engagement of their daughter, Joan in northwestern New Mexico. was Cows; Mary 'Jane Outtind. Pa', 5Y • H Collins. assistant county agent :or Prices age. beef weight. Grant, South Fif- Lowers and Lin..a 1.1s- Davjd Grant. an of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. under construction in 919 AD. Dodge J.n 'We.‘therford. the University of Kentucky. • gra7.e down pa'sture cilliek. after. officiated for the Meporial teenth Street, Murray. and evonly.. eat will ly e p*- Mr. Grant attend-ed Murray State -College and BELGIAN PRINCESS WEDS APRIL 9 and clover instead of tramp- nies. graduate from the University of Kentucky College of &VI' and dektroyinit Ju,niors— BIGGEST ing A learn -of eight Murray Pharmacy -in June. pasture wajking off Pee*. Outland. ,Martha Maumn. The wedding will take place at the First Baptist al- Culver. fat. 'rotating pastilras I aretta• Cul% er. Glenda "Church in Murray on Sunday, May 31, at three O'clock to re, r. CulpepPer. Lou Edwards. low:i grass Bitty in the afternoon. VALUE Dean Edwards. ard Nlatiche Weed Clipper Kills Weeds Carr:off,ciated for the graduation! on Contact. No Shorts ixarcises and gave a fat7icy drill Paris Road Club special ceremonaa Social Calendar f wir a the , TOWN hrild'stock k IN Iiiil-Dem Fen, • Ora, aa Iron. the local e Meets In !Inure Of .11 on the it. est ground. part the merr...r..1 a, Tuesday. April 7 •• Kaa- Mrs. Pat Thompson any car until you see s • Models to ehonse from: Mai Fat-taxa Mrs taos The Delta Department • a the Don't buy Mrs Onarantee_Write for . :ars B J H”ftur. a. Mrs., Pat Thompson operied her Murray Woman's Club will hild rair.' Mr- Charlie' of ' the -Folder. , "l'astAre a ft .b, ham, for the rneetin its regular meeting At the club Mrs? Collett,* hick;+1 Curd.i Parts Road -Homemakers Club held oclock. The public Yieldf. 'Ask yrou: i.ccal deal- house at eight --reaaase.-a Wiasaaa, 'Mrs_ Lots Tharscbq afternoon ...aoth eleven imettee to 'Hebei the educational Taylor Motor Company er or Write Mrs. rionofa Hamlin. and! and eight visitors present. ' 11c) meMbeirs progiam on cancer. Phone 1 (Xii A! Van Hay... 303 South Fourth Street HOL-DEM FENCER CO. was gIvsal by •• • :. ea ,-.a r.zclar Tha Major lesson and Mrs. Hill of 44, -alt • .1, Ma, Emma'Mrs. Thompson The Jessie Ludwick Circle Mill Road . discussed the ar- of the Parkers ata • rs of ftp-st slate!Gardner. They the Wortan's Association Route 2 r...A as! rangement - of -.furniture in the College Presbyterian Church wilt : r, -aa • NI- - horr e meet with bars. .1. G. Wearing at Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Jesse Parker gave the de- two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Jessie MR. and MRS. CLAUDE ANDERSON vation. The thoiight for the day Rogers will love a book review a as given by Missy Reble Steely. on -Africans On Safira." have sold afre Elmer Collins, president, die- • • • ,- owed the 'club program for next Group I of the Christian Wo- men's Fel.owship of the First ANDERSON'S CAFE IN HAZEL to Miss Rachel 'Rrawland discussed Christian Church will meet with anrrd OWPDN4ESIDAY VARSITY far tha 'district meeting to Mrs. H. C. Corn at two-thirty d ..t Mari ay Stan: College "'clock. MR. and MRS. FINUS WEATHERFORD \O.1 aa • • • • m.c.m NI-- 1) S Hlyna and Mors Wednesday. April The Andersons want to thank their many \''N. t "" ex- The Arts aaa Crafts Carb will a. aradante at Murray. State meet with Mrs Vernan Stubble- for their patronage while in business. TURNER r, a era present -and living . ia Sr two-thirty r 'clock friends -a- the harries. schools, etc, :r Oarad with the aanorican Thursday. April 9 They also would appreciate your support to DOUGLAS .y The Five Point 1411S,:l Coale fit fr tar: n :ants vvere served by will meet with Mrs. W Green. the present owner. taasteas. at three o'clock.

VIDGEON The Young Matrons Group of CLAUDE and JEWEL ANDERSON RICK k •-a: Christian's Women's Fcillowship HIS PHOTO, released by the Belgian consul In Chicago, shows Bel- PERSONALS I the First Christian Chu.ch will Oum's Princess Josephine Charlotte, 25, and Prince John, 11, grand rowEu.' raeet with Mrs. Coleman McKeel. 'uks of Luxembourg, who wall be married April B. fluteretattostal) 1009 Olive. at seven-thirty o'clock. IT E F Swor o • • • Cal a ro. spent a -few day Ot-aa. The Wesleyan Circle of the guests of Mrs Mat ray as the WSCS of the First Methodira Annie Wear Sw ir s mcher. Mrs_ Church will meet with Mrs.Charles Mrs. Zo 01GorlivrouEleoc,waniclooeR:snteingmeSaynsst—em . • ci Nti• .swor's mother. Mason Baker. North _Tenth Street, s • f Hazel. at -thirty o'clock. Mrs. Harvey • • • seven The and Mrs. Ellis will be cohosteas • .Nilr and Mrs. Will Frank Steely Bobbie Grogan, program leader. rt Blue Mountain, Miss., were COMFORT tha F:aner Weekend guests of their nts.. Mr. and Mrs. Steely of anual Easter Egg SAVES...YOU MORE MONEY Hai. I and Mr. and Mrs. G'arn, Nt r is off Murray. a Hunt Saturday At Woman's Club His P4ZSOOAL Gerald MisCord of Louisyllte The returned to sahool Sunday after The Garden Department of the spending the past week with his Murray Woman's Club held its parents. Mr. and Mrs. J A. MC: annual Easter Egg Hunt for the children of all members of the Telephone. • • • • • departments of tbes-club-al.A.Isa_club Mr. and Mrs. H. F.. Jenkins hare house Saturday morning at ten arrarned home after visiting Mr. o'clock. aral Mrs. Charles Babenderde in Each of the 217 guests was pre- Only little Tommy bas a telephone of his very Carn,ten.• Mo Th. y . also visited sented with a patted plant and own. Mom, Dad, Sister and Brother all use the the Lake( of the Ozarks andathe `balloon Fifty-three prdes were Ice Follies in Memphis Tenn •. • awarded. one Southern Bell provides. The eggs for the hunt were dyed JI,t,i,e1.Atic I II r'IRIC heating .Miss Loch ie Faye Hart of Colum- (1),.„s, and hidden by Mrs. H. B Bailey, That's a different way of saying they get k Mo . is of her plar- systr m hist .r iri, !rta. Is Asl(:,riur halptul bJ7r. the guest Jr, and her Girl Scout troop. ,•.ti. - Mr. aind.'llitrs. George Hart. family size value in the It serves the WialX. di 'lir t- Jr. .J•••••-..r.'...• I thy h,..st position to tach of the members of the troop telephone. She is a student atz, ,Stephens was given a corsage by the Gar- gi‘e )uu huntst ; whok family at one reasonable price. C,ilette. - den Department. • • •, Mrs. Vernon Anderson was • ONLY WESIX has Evelyn ,Heater of Mt. -Ver- chairman of the Egg Hunt com- . - W:15 the Easter guest of mittee She was assisted by Mrs Southern Bell Parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. 011ie Brown, Mrs Henry Hargis. •*.r. Mrs. FA Frank Kirk. Mrs. G. T. ALL FGUR • • • Telephone and Telegraph Lilly and Mrs. Clarem-e Rohwed- Wall Furnaces • Baseboard Panels Trrry Grant of Louisville and der. Company • I, s fiancee. Alms Joan Marie Wil- • • • • Portable Heaters • Fan Type Heaters ' harnenn. also of Louisville. were the Roane of his parents. Mr and In the province of Laguna, Phil- Mi. J Grant over the weekend. ippines. non-poisonous snarl call- ALFRED DIM:t\ • • • ed Dohol are caught and beheaded Carl Everett Shroat of the UM: their blood being nollected in cans versity of 'Louisville School of Fishermen dip their fishnetr into ELECTRIC SERVICE Medicine has been , the guest of the blood, then dry them for five The nets become very dur- 215 South 13th Street Tel. 1680 Atis. parents Mr and Mrs. Jeff hours Shroat, Sr. able.

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