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Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 4-7-1953 The Ledger and Times, April 7, 1953 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, April 7, 1953" (1953). The Ledger & Times. 1264. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1264 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • • p. • ' 4 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.