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• Selected As Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 MAT, MAY 21, 1052 oe - -s Why Not [Kentucky scattered thunder- =-_ storms with locally severe Do All storms extreme west per lions late this afternoon arid seeltnOW• Shopping tonight; lowest 69 to tesi west rs Your portion; Friday considerable Yt cioudinetsi with_rhowere ana In Murray scattered thunderetorms,rt cool- er weE Df tl- iiiievflroNArE re Jnited Press YOUR PROGRESSIVE BOMB NEWS- MURRAY POPULATION - LOOP 4 rrin",e co KXIII; No. 121 PAPER FOR OVER Murray, Kentucky, Thursday Afternoon, May 22, 1952 HALF A CENTURY - sta,4" in's+ St* re c- RECREATION AREA WI-LAKE TAKEN 10 ARMY Seen & Heard 11Fort Campbell Soldiers Will Use Around 4rea For Fishing, Swimming The United States Army is plan-1 The area will te improved wil.li MURRAY 4tArbo - rung td Toren a recreationa: areal roads being -biiilt -from- The- liTtN. on Kentucky Lake, according to ways. A landing strip will also t information received today from be prepared, and is expected to be 1952 Paul Gtiolsono secretary of the completed by 11:00 o'sloek tomor- Ralph McCuiston hes dug al- e-7) CLASS OF a Chamber of Commerce. row. PFRIGIDAIRE most all the dirt out of thi bank The area will he used by sol- There will be no permanent next to the clinic. diers from Fort Campbell. Ken- buildings erected on the spot. but --- - tucky. it will be maintained as a recrea- We wondered yesterday who FAI et.i.ssts See • t Major Paul L. Cook s3id that tion area for use, by the hoops. was taking ...ere of the tusiness the recreational area area will, be .The group at the area will have Automatic tat North Fifth .street. used by about one battalion of in use. one larger boat about one time, amount- thirty five feet long and a num- ets soldiers at any five hundred men. b.er of smaller boats, with the reg- Lined up on a bencly, were Jack- hilaii.sataen ing to tour to son of Jackson RAM, Alfred The area selected by the Army ular outboard motors attached. ore follows: West of Center Ridge • Major Cook stressed the fact Washer that Jones of the cleaners, ar.d al- is as $31.00 Down though we did not see Clayborn area to the Irvin Cobb Resort; the soldiers using thc recreation sed-- the Irvin Cobb Resort to area will be under strict- Jones -at that particular time, we -"13- __Nall Sr. wit South of super- Cash Price $309.75 think that he must 'lave spent , „es 11'J I Wildeit Creek; all due East of vision, and that. violations by s •01.4 'mire s no rayon.sccubturig at clothes some time_Watching the bu'Idozer loader at wcrk. Blood River. They will obstrive all net rules with lass-Water Action. Clothes ore end truck 5.0 No private property will be used for swimming, fishing and boating aubmerged in water oil the time, with set We wanted to stop end watch by the Army. all lands being ac- he said, and creil limits wsuld he rolling currents of hot, sudsy water News btlt• tli., proceedings too, but just ••••15 quired from the Tenareee Valley followed, going through them. Two bacu.:•1""''' hinh-wotisr, isadn•t. Authority. It is generally considered that liv• -Water rinses Poet all dirt o way. 11.1it 5,5s1' the establishment of the recreational area will be the asset tO the New sidewalk being poured by e toe root beer place. Van Fleet Says Kentucky area, ainee 'llie„,- • land will. be improved, roams will aill-reeeelsilas Salsa ----a • Rebellious PW's east oat amide We have just about quit answer- be buil4s and a landing strip • the telephone Moor he use. formed. • Selisl-0-blaillev Are NowControlled The soldiers will stay in the siDboiais washing sma area about one week, to 7-eplaced• This is due to several reasons. Ry United Pre•s Ceelwartiesd :ewe.:Owes , by another battalion. ... - • Eighth Army Commander James Undermost Major Cook h•oiaght etit the - Sails " One Is that we might get. a leg Van Fleet says he tielieve,s till re- olsielbessie fact hat no .....prixi_s_te_lroper.ty__ 1,n iii t ticent- emener-prisorters---setil be- would be takendirer bj the Army. brought under whit he calls "com- commercial estabiistunents would Another is that the call is never plete control." He says he thinks not be hampered in any easy. and loi us. all Violence already has ended. .1 that the unit at the camp would JOHNSON The General mele the prediction be under strict superansion. Several years ago we tool; it for •' during a three-hour visit during v5.4teis • granted that when the phone rang. Sett pyttl•s'S. OA", a the day to the UN's riot-torn ! Ince ealass. • • ts•Tt.ii• Warren ts !I • someone wanted to talk with us. &Ws .trells• ,1 prison camp on Kojc Islar.d. He Henry Barrow _Appliance is the principal reason we "delighted" and "very Co._ • That liett. said he was tarsi • sera e: weird had the _phone installed. • i pleased" with the way the new Passes Away At commander - Briltodier General Home Today That vihsation Janne: exists. , Haydon Boatrier--has bandied the .. explosive situation. He added that Henry Barrow. age Mk passed Causally the call is for the It •7:, the camp is "fast approaching away today at 3:00 a.m. after an SALE with the voice ;it the security." year old, Illness of six mon'hs His death other end of the one feminine half Van Fleet came from FltEan to came at his home on Haze/ route rick home, located on a beau- the tune and otherwre the other Koje in the midst of a new Army twq. fhis home consists of 5 rooms J•hatieNat" half. ketosis • tea. suaimr 1.ii, Lase inquiry into the recent kienapping He is survived by his wife Of autiful hardwood floors and of Brigadier Geneiial Francis Dodd Hazel route two: two daughtees. id masonry, being brick, tile. When It's not ter the 11 year old by the Reds- -and his release un- Mrs. Joe B. Lancasler of Murray ---1 There are three large bed- it is fur the five year old. der terms which the UN later re- and Mrs. G. P. Paschall of Hazel honor. lavatory and commode. There Unofficial Courses fused to route two; three sons. Buford of Madisonville ,' Railroad On arriving, Van Fleet spent red concrete walls and divid- Since about one In twenty calls Penny. Cliford nf Model. and Her- "Hobo Week Issues Funeral For the first 45 minutes taming the figure that we will In Lingerie Looting bert of Hazel route two: Lad one- e has a coal furnace and Ru- is for us. we Drops To Third Near Settlement just continue dome what we are compound area by lei p and the grandchild. large front porch and large Still Being Held -Aiding and let somebody else ans- Place In Kitty By United Press rest of the time talkaeg te Boat- The funeral will be held at the Ito included on this lot is a wer it. The government Will be out -e-f Geo. Shelton -11er. Hazel Ba pg fst Church tomorrow Planned By Twelve colleges held unofficial de By United Press and concrete floor. There , the railroad business soon. Van Fleet's optimism does not at 200 p. m. wan Rro. M. NC _ courses in lingerie looting duriag pry. lots The Owensboro Oiler are tied-s FHA H jibe with the views held by the of nice roses, 3 fine -A White House settlement was Hampton and Bra. J. H. Thurman Today is aarencion day. It aim for first place in us' the night. vineyard, peach with Fulton reached last niaht in the three-year new camp commandee. Boatner officiating. The burial will be in and apple des.. part of Is Today The raids on co-ed dormitories is national maritime Leegue today with Madiann- ere . ago, there rty is , Kitty old rail disputes-. And it means a predicted three erall the Walnut (rove cemetery in splendidly located. and 7.1erc.hant Marini %%stack. V F.W. • by male students took place from ville holding the third slat in flee government would be more disordi rs. And' he Stewart County. 'd homes in Murray and the teginning to an end of California to Maryland. "Rielly" Poppy Week and world rtandings. Owensboro downedHope Funeral service for George E. was right. Since then there have Pallbearers illing The Murray Trainine Schol Fu- seizure of the lines taken al-menthe will be Odene Wes- to sell at a ridiculously 1 rade week. kinsville 8 to 4 last night and Fut- Three California colleges, Star- violent outburst in the ture Holmemakers are planning a ego to head off a threatemil strike. Shelton will be held today at two been a terman. Eugene Westerman, Louis Please investigate this broke their rain jinx. ford, Claremont and the Univer- at ton finally to rain-' money to send White House spokesman says o'clock at the Cherry Corner Bap- camp at Pusan and a sit-down Westerman. Jr.. L. E. Outland, in program A sity of Southern California, were Murray at a price below ced- Hurler Bob Sellen was reedited State an tist Church with Rev. T. E. Mc- strike and demonstrations among Carl. Vinsan, Aubrey Barrow, This date last year: Poland their representatives to the President Truman will issee hit. But the boys at USC lost their Russia 260 square mile with the min for Owensboro with army control of Collough and Rev Harold Lassiter the prisoners on Koje, including Thu Miller Funeral Home of ed ta is F. H. A. meeting order abolishing enthqsiasm when police came rush- received a the Oilers getting four runs in. to officiating. women. Hazel is in &meg( of piece of territory and The system they will este has the roads and returning tnem ing in. arrange- return under the first inning and repealing With as for- Shelton. age 79. peened away at The Eighth Army revel& now ments. section of oil land in been named "Hobo Week- ani private management ast soon At the.Thirversity of Texas. about' signed in Moscow, three runs in the. second. onioo-induatry contracts are the Mime of. his daughter. Mrs. that nine American Soldiers wee Estate art agreement here is hoW it works. If you need mat 350 boys gathered outside The girl's Agency way en, Al Brown went all the ______• W_ IL Benedict of _Junction .City. _that:med, in the .Pusan riot Tuesday -with yams spring eleartme,--or greitifai, 1-OHied iht the mound, giving brother- Kr.. near Danville. His deLth was --instead of only one. asAret re- Local Democrats Phoire:/16 _ your yard or meybe mame •paint- Officials of thethree rail around Thus date In nistory: Aaron to 8 win over Union City. Brow attributed to complications follow- for a while, deeidel they ported. The demonstration also re- -ing just cell 102I-J between 4:00 hods and carrier., negotiators are weren't Will Meet On Burr's trial for treason began in allowed 10 hits while striking out ing a six weeks' illness, soling anyw'here. them sulted in the death of one prisoner onan Doyle. and t1:00 p. m. or 1580 J -I between 'scheduled to meet today in Washine- went home. 1807. Sir Arthur ( 10 batters and Fulton outfielder He was a member of the Poplsr and thlory to 85 others. , Saturday diitectivaa the same hours. etor. to translate the terms creator of the fictional Howard Weeks drove in threi roes. Springs Baptist Church and of the One formal raid took place in Vas for the truce talks, no pro- -- horn, in eareement into specific contract SherInek 'Holmea, war The Madisonville Miners outhit Some memt3ft or members etij WOW. St. Louis. at Washington University. gress was reported during the The Democratic con.ventinn for was organ - Hornemnaer chapter Item.: A union spokesman says the The 1959. Associated Press Jaeksian 10 to 2 but were still the Future Survivors are his daughter. lairs. co-eds invited the hoys to a day. Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy Calloway County will be held in war do : process will take "at least s.r•erai Decors. ▪ 'zed, M 11100. Mexico (teetered on the short end of a 4 to 3 seore. will come to your home and Benedict; three sons., liaison Shel- rpecial party in the gym. turned over • his ,eter'as. top allied the Circuit Court roorn at the on the Albs poects. in 1948, and Howard Raton a-as the work you need and ypu pay ;days." tons were of paper lingerie. Atli courthouse 'on next Saturday, May Jackson pitcher But when ire done 150.300 err,- ton of' Detroit, Mich... Hassell and negotiator to a successor in order Defense Secretary James Eorrestel them what you, think they are the genuine articles were_presen- 24th.' at -MI- o'clock p.m. the winner. pincers. conductors and [icemen Venice _Shelton of Murray Route in come home and take charge of Delegate.* was killed in 'a 5uicide leap from went all the way worth. ted to the best dancers. Annapolis !tom Calloway County to the Walt ,Dypko will get a lump sum in ratrnaetive, Six; six grandehildr Naval Academy Dig- a hospital room, in 1949. Miss Julie Howkirs, prAdent College officials are looking for- trict and State to hurl 'the Paducah Chiefs to t. the tune n! . Pallbearers will De his nephews. The Admiral. who spent more conventions will be of the inch:streets eroup sera that wege increases to ward to the end of the spring tom / victory- over Mayfield. list than nine month; reach selected at this County convention, 6e4o 0 from $600 to $1100. The railronde Burial will be in the Parnett trying to s. Mayfield batters "The Future Homemakers can -that's when the current campus an armistice: fired a parting shot All Democrats of Calloway County struck out 10 will have to lay out about 100- Cemetery with the Max Churchill solve your prohleme at a very fad should end to l ase urged to and the Chiefs got 11 hita off it. Funeral Home In charge. at the Reds as he nanded hi.a job he present. Truman Hits AMA inominal ,cost." million dollars In pay But Washington has sornethin7 three Mayfield pitchers. terms, :hewn lip alajoe General William Harrison, The t'rne schedule .the Fultiae The settlement - teday that may end, th. craze In Talk Wednesday presidential assistakt John Steel- He accused them of trying to gain .Homemakers .are- awe:able Ls ns by rooner for some boYs. About 7000 hiquiring several at the truce table whet thty farto F,T1rEtt. man, elan provide_ ..for collegians are scheduled to take By United Press To comolicated work- Candidates Lodi ed to win in battle. He adired that Cherry Corner ---Satordby Mils. 24. 9110 a m. to changes in the the seventh draft deferment te.iL Preaident Truman got off an- there is "nothing left to neitiatiate." Reporter m. to 4:00. ing conditions in the industre. Over Timetables ere es ve Bible School noon and I:00 ,p In one-thousand testing centers. now that the Reds have turned cagAN other of his hai4. 1:0trayeseerAto When the contracts are' signed Monday May 26. The cry of "draft board!" stopped .clown the UN's "final" offer. last night. -the order to end seizure will go A Vacation Bible School will 4:00. - By United Preen a dormitory raid at Mississippi QUESTION: This one was directed at what he are count- What do held t•ach morning,---7a30.1110. Tuesday May 27 9:00 a. m. to rut. Presidential contenders State, The 1200 boys heart school you enjoy_moit about cal led "congreseionel eecinimizers.be noon and 100 410. Meanwhile, a union spokesman in ing their delegates and consulting gardening" ' Medical Associa- at Cherry Corner Baptist Cliurali, officials warn: "Any man wha and the American Denver says a complete end to the. their timetables today. Sportsmen win ANSWERS: May 28 through June 6. The ac. Wednesday May 2, m. steps on the dorm lawn will he • • • • tion. being de- to 4:00. nationwide oil strike is Demoeratie Senate Richard Rua- expelled immediately and his draft. Mrs. Paul Halley: I don't mini In a speech before the iesterarts tivities will lecture Ruble storks, See Full Length music. Thursday May 29 HMO m, to layed by purely local issues in sell of Georgia liv'S he is ceunting notified" brine nut in the stir,, I guess, I administration a/Mortars+ service in 1-notebook work, Worship, board That did the trick. to 4:00e elantelay-plant bargaining: ------Sports Films enjoy if most when we have gath- blamed recreation, games. handwork, and noon and LOO p. m on picking up a !substantial ma- Washington. the President He says the oil companies want- ered it all in. picnic. The opening day. Monrev. Friday May 30 1:00 p m. to 4:00. jority -of national convention (tel- the AMA for peeveritang passage Sportsmen of Calloway Saturday May 31. 9:00 1. M. to e(' riatrt-b"7"Plent bartni- "e-gatee in North Carolina. County Mrs. Raymond Britkain: I think j in the House of .ir administration May 26, will feature a parade with BABY' KILLED BY noon. end 1;00 p. m. to 4:00. negotiations could be it-India:led are invited to see twci full length it is pie:a- owe to plant thines and I beifele- bus and cars which will end at Democrats in , North Carolina I RATS IN .bill to boost Social Security lentin industry-wide level th.• walk- OHIO feature motion pieffirei faondav enjoy seeing them irrow, besides the church, _ where lemonade will hold their state -convention today. fits. tilt probably wesuld be over now. night. May '26 at 7:30 p. m. The, having all the rite fresh vege- we: some- be served. All children are invited to choose 40 detonates. And Hus- "The AMA said there MANSFIELD. Ohio. May 22 (UP) meeting will be the tegular meet- tables when it lt grovm.-- bin: Mr. Truman to attend. We COULDN'T EITHER ain .faces rippositiale from sup-,-Distraught residents of 1 thihg 1w this Mania. ing of the Calloway County Con- Mrs. Stanley martin. My toma- Ws said, looke like aecializert • ;. porters of Senator Ketauver of'field today aksed for an • "that. ei • inveatiia- servation Club. held in the Cir- tome f gut's,: I really do , enfoy, M-G del fly United Press Tennes.see. Howevir the Kefauver -M's medicine:. He added that he Vacation Bible Cub Scouts Will - ition into sanitary conditions after - run court morn at the comthouse working with them asseciation wits The word "assonance" armed beckers. _while "Writing support in,'an happy not ktew what the eight-week old baby died from President Paul Butterworth; today. Miss Tomorrow N.trith Carolina--did not forecast 'Hilda Moody I don't do thole , talking .bout. School To Begin undoing Of the youngest schoolboy Meet rat bites'. extended a cordial invitation to all too :my must work in the garden mve Yhor He charged that lots of ernarese- ever .to reach the finals of thre --- sweep. The child. Karen Ann Cieseman, sportsmen to see the picture and self. but I do enjoy Watching it men "jump when the AMA cracks A Vacation Bible School will be- National Spelling Bee in Washing- The Murray Cub Scouts will Bushell is scheduled to lirive in died yesterday in General Hospital. attend the picturOI • meetne. • crow. the whip. Others," 'he sato "Roll gip at the Kirksey Methodist ten Ten-year old Raymond Solalce meet tomorrow. night at the -Wo- Florida today to campaign for the Police say she was bitten only'two trestles° - Mr. Butterworth said all Member. Mrs, D. y. T lows ae an, over dead when enyone Churellia.Montiay. May 26. at 110 of Detroit, so smell he mull hire- man's Club_ House. The meeting state's 24 convention delegates to hours before and play admittance to tne hos- present will be eligible Cr. partici- gardening except .flower sa-derinif p. m. Alb children ef the com- ly reach the microphone, left one is called for 7:1hi o'clelek by Cub hi- elected in e primery os Tue.:- pital. e Ri;)Y PARKS' , says 'Socialism.'" pate in the drawing -tor thc door i.nei I like all n• that. I used to Mr. then turned to the munity are Onvited to attend. "s" nut of the word, and because. master Ithbert 0. M1114. day Russell beat Kefaeiver earlier Mansfield Truman residents say !heat will prize that is offered each meet, have a lot of blooming flowers Congress. For transportation set' h,trs. Hal the 30tk participant to trop out. Parents and, patrons of the Cub in the Florida preference primary Psk BETH TAYLOR economy bloc In health authorities' to investi- ing nieht. He also aaid plans for that requmeri a let of coltivation, "They're in a had fix," he said. Smith. Mrs. Lowell Palmer or i That left 21 youngsters still in the pack are ilpisset to 'attend the hot the results d'd not bind the gate the sanitary • conditions in the holding the next meeting at Ken- but now' I -lust have mostly the year." Miss Chriatelle Palmer. contest, meeting. state's delegates. "This is an election city to combat the infected rodents. tucky Lake would be discussed. shrubbery type Day and Gordon MacRae • in "STARLIFT" - with Gary Cooper , Virginia Mayo 1111111111111111=11111r .9-. • • r•-••• • - -asseee-s s-..0 ... • •

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ICENTUCICT 11_14 iTHIURSDAY,174,4 22„-1932 THE -LEDGER Sz- TBIES- - - JeFirmittre Pieces PUBLISBE0, in ',EDGER & TIMES prituSIIINR COMPANY Wisolidation of, The ,larray Le :get, The Calioway Times, and The' • -Now `Cwirdinated% PAGE. lames-Herald Oetab e lea :92a. 311ti IT; Wei.* .../1111WH7 11142 Suites Disappear - 'Coordinated" furniture 5 it ua iAalS, PUBLISHER is re- placing the old-fashioned living Re reserve the retta i ,. , room, dining room or loedroorn tilt-tail, Letters to the Z_di.101. suite. ar Voice Public ttcois %%taco in aa. arc' not for the best interest A coordinated living room group If our readere might cora(in 15 p,eces -sofas, love seats, chairs. table's, book- • TI1E lataa a at a ...a .• .•-•••••aullAVION cases, cabinets-from which g purchaser NATIONAL P.Le •. _ can select exactly the Li 1 Ina EX CO.. 1338 Tough on Tooisias l'odd Woman Likes ones ,he needs for a Monroe, Meneaais, T.11... Lear& Leading Dodgers Put e Wly particular East Yullk; 407 N. alichieina h room. The pieces are designed_so Are. Chicago; 80 sotystott 54. -it.- • RugMaking.z ho• bby that any two or more will go to- Inil - • 'gethei harmoniously. Entered at the hey Stand Rug no, kinetic:1 Lriad.ng are Post Mice, Murray.- Keatucky, for transnassian Over 15 Runs In First billing In the process of achieving a At as not only deligh hobbios for coordinated design, most Marl Second Class Matter furniture , ..._ Standing of the Teams,. Mrs. G. E. Shelby of rodd county. companies relg on hardwood ve- der aik By United Kitty League h'ave neers for unity of SUBSCRIPTION RAT: By -C.afreer in Murray, tier week Frees -Cleveland Indians pounded out but proVid to be a means ol appearan.a regulai :se. per The le aeuc-lead.ng Team W L Pct. ' money, without sacrifice of individuality. saasciath S,c In Calloway. and acijeming Hr i a k I y a 5-1 victory over the Red Sox. whin. raving sh told'Idiss Sarah Hall counties, per year. 0, else Oseernboro . 10 5 .667 Repetition of natural wood grain -- _ -.50'r -Dodgers weLld smut to oa out ;St Louis shaded Washington 2-1 Patters-on Mason. University er where. 65-30-- .. Fulton 8 4 6.17 figuring in adjoining sheets af e: there bateng slump. in 10 innings. New Yoric Kentucky home She has re- utat Madisonville 10 ti .623 wood veneer creates a warm, rich Chicago 5-1 and Detroit bea: Phila- cently 'FiTirepteted a 12 by 12 hook- appearonce for one piece metro, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1952 , At Ebb is Fic.ld, where anytaina delphia Jackson 8 9 .471 of fur- 5-1. ed rug for her living rooei niture. This pattern is repeated patron 'apparently can happen. the Dcd- Union City 7 in I In that Cleveland 9 .138 "Our homemakers club learned other pieces, becoming g commo:t The. • game. the boys Hopkinsville .• BeoxbpeKnseennoeid 6 8 .429 to make rugs at-a time - when It timtme for the coordinated group. C. Generation Of Cowards I tic rtajoryp"onvdeerd thouet CainttlecinrneailtcisliR19.1 Mayfield 4 9 308 . . . . - at the right-hinder was difficult to ,buy wool ones," This - with a I3-run first inrun Paducah 4 9 309 British investors' in Communist China a.Scarborough. Jim Hegan said Mrs. Shelby. "By the time I The huge bronze confer nave announced sththate!trt,,d btoke two , _ cracked figure atop tn._ they are giving up records. Thy a had replaced grate of my worn, and their Tights to more than a billion dol- homer with one on in. the second dome of the U. S, tatipitol•is callei I More runs in one inning.. G National League cito rues, liked lars worth of -industries. buildings; 1 i give Early Wynn a lead he I makina them si Hit Statue of Freedom. preset' and tn.!. like. and, than 'any tearin mode..rn naiier ;toyer Team . W L Pet. have offered them kat, although be had to much that I lieter stopped.' Paul to the goternment for anything it is lootor history and sent m we Brooklyn 20 7 .1'41 Kaye '-haVe help from Mike Garcia In addition 'to the tele just (in- Folk willing to pay. ' .-r.---21-- to bat than in tt-z New aT1 • ever betare. i eighth. Kennedy York 2,0 8 .7i4 haled, she has macie, in the past 1 LI refref This may seemsee to be ier.):_rtg...r_Et na received some I Chicago a cowardly thirty,. to do. but some . % &nos-. ited-,0:at Ygerti .. 16 63 352 eve rears; six- small- Mcrae d -rtrg, • coffee . . i;..eilftg... _treat rehiS.exitefrOst wlle .. 1 La theiw some_itive-tore know front h• . . Cincinnati • 15 14 517 an 8 by 16 'wool braided mg ana v WITH overt „L. . a nation will not protect_ even in'tour ciocionati hurlers. Do St. Louis . . Id 481 seven smaller ones.= tered their proeterty rights.- Marine Air Corps on May 29. All cost le-.; :inning also *included 146'.3 hit In a.- . Philadelphia 13 15 461 England. to say nothing of those in..Conimuni,4 k.t St Loui.a the Browns won than the one wool e.g she might ' mere China. Boston 11 la 42. MOUSETRUFE These investors hate learned exactly. that 2-1. 10 victory five) have bought for the d•ning taken Thi what stockholt1-!ns•eEIN•:ejalINIU'IE.I::CVeknWteilalkgas.ve up tnra • Pittsburgh 3 27 ers in the great American s. -tic when Sid aludson I she said. c, m9 automobile industryhitsndlearned ' .a. tWo walks to getit miden- nee, i during sit-down ‘aIkt,it:ed Bobby Young witli thee Marl strikes in the m id•ohirtie. whcn the aew :saes. including Duke Saidar's ' American League Att and federal oe, loser Ibruasen.sAloadedl to It,.o hrc ene inP winningen ter 1 governments refused to protect ths.ir is Team W L Pet. - . rtsrt---Pvek Se- Use- weld-i prux. prop-sun homes. Bu'ckwcu- Paige .istrttest 1 erty against seizure by striking 'and' Chris Van Cuyk WW1 his Cletieland 21 11 .656 Irani, wills Olt workers. . the game in the eighth tot St. a volume ot 123.000.000 GUARANTEED motor It is it _Common 'third and easiest viclory_aL Washington .507 cub,c saes thing to hear a, litt.si ttese: man :sae he will L'e anuis and gets the win. hat third 11-_11_ yards. I WALLIS DRUG submit his c nii.: ,,Yar• -Bobby" Mangan blasted te. , New, York HI 13 .35a CO. Bo to any injustice before he will fight ,for at ii no defeats. Hudsoa went - _ stitutional .518 Ailliarlialktaariat rights. When we observe One who the distance for Washington to gel- - gig 31.11.11SCIMINIMIWM. . 'VW12-11.11.11rAilk 01-- is stilllitiga.escor• will- ilemerbe. Homer se -644 Howell 44 theho meacd-13'45'4°3 for St. Low IS .51a - ing to do so we like to keep 1 She loss. 47 up with the ensuing Reds in thee fifth; his first of a - Chicago .13 16 .484 T4 non to see how •he conies . out. The result Is not usually ht' year. . Philadelphia II 16 .40 very pretty...... Ancient ehraniclars knew Ye- - --I; The Brooklyn Win. coupled v-ith Detroit ' I 21. .273 men. kingd mi at. the souttern tip WHISK AWAY WEEDS We read an editorial in last 'York's split •in V. as week's Satorday Evening '''''' an afternoon- of the Arabian peninsula as the Banish Dandelions, Plantain, Beckham and Post which says it or-Inight dopb1 Gro was aaednlit that the newspaper Behearier.iiw.itt, thia Card:- land of the Queen -of Saba,i Yesterday's Results other broadleo•ed weeds with the easy to vett ganization4 in th'e ellntexu '1,1 ,.-...5 ,, ,44 ,,! 4.w..tie.,04.0tirrax n:la 'tat .4ishelms. %obese vent ie. Kew% 4-erepeteecks-. Chu deploring President Truman's il,,,Oi.risti,.:1 that' he moo is related in the Bible. Paducah 6. Mayfield 0 ienatIllel! ThienPa GGiants li 'n'e'ts v''. onby 'the s -hii.1ht;,...;:hil seize the pres'e and 'radio- if. Ott?. a;e Fulton 13. Union City 4-XD- Iptest low cost weed control de- •.•_pkblie - welfare too'so hind Dave 8 spot quired it.- ta Keen i'a'steany While most peopie resume that Owensboro velopment cf Scotts lawn sesearch. Kill coarse _ .. 8. Hopkinsville a 4e‘ See e• 1.i:el:actg. aftee lasing 3-0 to CM! the sparrow is ..nir most atundant weeds on 5) a 50 ft 1E75; 11,000 sq ft. How can the Sat urd til Eve n:ne.. amaoadt:Cloombors Jackson 4, _Madisonville '3 Post '• i• •-• . -in the afternoon. J---e bird. actually the robin for only $435 • when there is so much holds that too. untertaint'y .as .o what 01; coarts•I')'''"h4 gets the toss under to.. distinction. will do Malaita' League v.-os about his se/oure of the•stce! instatory:' WEED & FEED - Unique com- •!. he can '-I'''..s•.. ar'...ct N'," YcIk's Brooklyn Cincinnati : •.• Cm seize that he can probably seize . oil ,ost ane.arterr.uvrt gactia.' I-an* Devey '1.'11' Mat •or•ythinix, oPni tsi rbaui h pound leas weeds as it feeds • Up until the IF YOU HUNK a model's life as--rtr ass lasotwo•deoattcs there had beena hicago eta Hos17. A to grea-:!r health and beauty. distinCt. -`"w2M".-- thailetcap.e nh"lered: se:. the. WTS gloss and floss, just take a look r.t :C line of demarkation !,'t-wean pOktics G'nlii St Louis 3-1: _ cellent for intprovin9 run down . :-and :the iiticliciary ,-.4,t • the sharp edges on that piece of New •-York 0-8 but thst .line , h.is,• Philadelpriaa. the . Phip"r -, law-is. I- 25C0 sq ft - $2.95, bee noinors-atudistloo. c ver to rtee. driftwood Lorrte Taylor has to . the . lot,: -(A the posies the., sorts _s_,ro-e' o'.: • 1%000 sq tt 311.75 President ItriitseVelt- at-tackef the LINEUP tiptoe oil-La-a/tee a Itla•ml Bairn. - Amos-lean Leagim- -- -Silinrenie C\iurt.- al'beniad Rubin Babetia t - • X6,••••,'"IirrerS' have put .uP.a_g_ois' By United Press FLa,. photographer this entapter- Cleveland 5. Boston 1 d Etc' ht for frot don\ _Tint aalLy Tile' 7-3 A'10 Santaav--Beti-lior.eir oily falettia nrtooj•- -•FraTeo is the hoe 'ing view of her ifrifeetiatiosanD New York 5. Chicago - too A-rtrent:';‘,.t. tic neseere.h -etraieen. win. Fraiwe. and.e,.el, Germ" Eiionint!: -for 1- rite in todeyas 20-thaaaand dollar Dctro.r 5. Ph.ladelphia 1.....iii.ey h avie..iiiiiii,i a tnigiuw,.4..,t7-,,...-=t.,. 1 . ..-.. 1.....a.,„,..-.,!r,:rirr. ,,]e.r t.a-..larar. „).1titgry i Colonial Invitatton gait. Tininney , ECONOMY ••••,_ higkr-price.! . . SL...Lanals 2, Washington 1 a HARDw..!tzt.E. COMPANY -- r ta- St:\ o' •a Fort Woeth. no, Ii? Maes has . . • . . t Value of the le,ien Informed ai- East Main Street - ' - The at-erage the corean;tradi l:wily Phone 575 ..4..nterierin oi. inc'oped ter laugh when tourecy• se* beo.ated frern• IS t.); that he's to be p.ducted in-1Tada 9 ident Ironton... Pre's- -•',eut ''' errorsb .t. of:or*PirAt* la,..4.6.,00 f Games 104*-Tai.:"••••••KaIMINVE•ormilrolormwMALISZTs- or_.s.,me_t.tht.r. hilt A 11.,1 r- diii-: to wo,ii.-:20-t.ousalid daltar• yesterday. Cary,to the army on may 29. Mays was Y * 7 ;.;;;I:eiic el..- '' N.t.,,nni . ILitly ficial. insults a newspape The other League .are . MIddlecoff is rate-1 as Hogs-n's hp scheduled for induelon on May 16 League --a . _ a•s. -r man. If tic rtstIllizej he Ma) insulting John was•cisiaago at Bostons was ra.ned'cut cernpetition for first place money 'but his papers at te nets: ed in' Lehi at Paducah [toe. through the ne,.t.,!,;:;ler .r.d win be . .'mall. he -e, played as part cf a tour thousand. dealers.. transit to New Tole ham his Pair- Un.or. City at Fulton would take a diff.-rent \iew of it. • .. . croubleheader toniorrow. 1 Drivers are hoping she either field, Alabama. draft board . 'Owe:inner° at lionkinsvala The pres,:•is. aimittedly. I I owartIlv !tt • S0:11,, In -the American Leagoa, . :ha., ' lets them get an some more prac-1 Jackson at Madesofiville MURRAY LIVESTOCK but it is public respects-. CO or -:ni,n tha1 has otas.ie it -.... • I tiee spans im :he incharapolas . It lio•Onnto• _, Vice President. HU7Z e..,...tt of mighty popular twenty years - , apemtway tcday._Same: National League ago for. rol4ro in every 15 drivers the 'Dedgers says Giant Manager Market Report ilized country t'"'-''our Parts tamed. up Si. Louis at New York-Staley fo relnitlin:es ti•n, aaea'a eel of Tree: I on the track yesterday. Leo Durocher can have to ta'ae to . • . Pitcher am, vs.' Maybe 47-0t. air waves With a radio - . ' cgetting ready for final qui.lifying i Barney system. t••••tro:etl OP Tho 6'ri. i Rex if aeall guarantee to • Ealcs Each TucWay at 2:00 government. t ield NV and 'Veneer (trials Saturday. Chet Miller roar- 1 Pittsbur.h at Philadelphia-flat- O'clu:k 7 • I use him. Darocher ens raid W4 ; ed are"und the oael at an -,- let (1-51 vs. Simmons (2-10. - .10st of Us thrilled At- h. Ilaidv:,:vd veneers maxi/110211 CGUI'l make a winner out ef wild- - 515re "-.,-aF,S o forolsor -....,:,;_• '- are cut from :one-lap re:ord Cincinnati at Braoklyn-e-piekow- May 20, 1952 "My friends.- And - • - -'...:. ima;orzceticrui. of a speed of aver 140 man Barney. who is row we w-erc -i'r.v !inert o. tree. Each lin i-ith St' skit 13-1. vs. Labine -, ,-- •" 0 to"-: .• st- o produces a distinctive les orr hour ' ' Paul. Brooklyn_ .t3-01. when he picked so rr.any- type • -' • • • a !aim club . . Total head sold. .1121 f!aws io, tho "so. ,.., ti'•, or ...... - 1 .roin figure.- which latt.r The Brooklyn Uodrcrs still are,1 Chicago at Boston -K1a3p.aem voice t•"•Tel -rot Ue• via raillin V. ar.• ;too In al •biue.y to fine a talk. annazed at their own t.3-11 vs. Spshn (2-31. - .,..-..._ . i. nino to 1.?7.1.....-.-r- r Former Mir:knew a ten Champ Good Quality Fat Steers -tand that a similar •- 17-; '!-• let. tab5.It.'5.;, fue• ruture. 31410.413.40 triice"ov •,-- o'• ..:.".: ii•.0 tial,. wall : `,1"- -'11' T'''' lc 1.-:"-I'carl'" Pu'it'' Juice La Motta is a step nearer I .i:'- 411 ) Ztrit:ine and flush dttore. • Baby Bee.,'.. .lerrnarly% Italy aro: F:ng'otroi Sue e‘f ,ver 15 runs in „the .first intung his . ,Amerlean League 30.00-35.00 -ar,',• 1,. 1 1 (..:: s,',•:;.:sf • ...,,r.cw we is rut tram. the avowed goal of a c:ack at Eat Cows, our leader tfut•hi isnl of a earne with Ciaeinnati in Beaten at ,.level-and-McDermott Beef .TYpe 21.00-24.00 .er to Germ. sold to. ,. runk, the n.rincepal section. I .-... light heavyweight Cbampion Joey , The press a , a.,..,. last nu ht to set a new 1-2. vs Lemon 14-21. Canners arid Cutters 15.00-2,0.50 is sto! the most i ;1•• irom ins J Maxim. La Motta icasked good in _New york, .ndustry in thE, re, . a twisted, ere ^rare acerinc rue ad at Chicagq-McDonaii Bulls United States and. as -uch, irregplar grain, ' -1 taking a unanimous 10-round de- 21.00-26.00 .- • ni. •! .f •• •_!ae ntly different trona the ' a ,ent 21 men to the - (1-01 vs flogovin 43-2,.• and support of • all fr, dorn woad plate.; mein from Eugene Hairsain in • e" •/4 - 1. • ,• ..1.•••• . . record. The Washington at St. *Louis-nigin-- . . c:ii' final some waal.Detroit last nitht. In a previous YEA LS_ teillea- to (riti i•=.e any • r...-...•ort • poure feomaage_ Porterfield 414/. s. Beerden - • 1:_11:4 •Aboakt. La- Mott* mid- Hairstan t.L-fit -or -sttifiuld to ••.- the v Jon tie-iow the no•mber Iiie ,re--- laiught *Only _i_games scheduled.: Fancy Vents :' l). - lit,--IY the oti.i3 esti, c:,: wocci Itnec r cut to a draw. --36,25- that oi not it:o..eit froth the : lain ged Timm) Canine . t • tut r ,i:ed -, 1. to:Loans. :latch ie called "feathee- crotch." - lariats No. -1 Weals 33.00 • wi.a raaa„,„a,„,t F..,x,r, .(....t yez There are some de varietiea cif •'earne. crotch" or "moon crotch." The top-ten lend", are holding No. 2 311.50 7 , f •arth n P,eten t-dcight in • tu-r ,und erieatal flowering•(harry tiers ea - - sect.on is a de:orrned •' li...._ i ....,1,,x bawd ;,s a a tight to their ratings with anly 24 Throwouts.- tablished in the United State's and 16.50-30.00 - :•und on file sides cf semO p'er six days to go in. ahelmarathon Amer- .10 •-•L wc:e injured early Eoln. Eurape. At least nelf of them in La-titers a-e rated n• Sr Jean Bowling Congress Milwau- may HOGS- .'Greatest' Star Puts "B" on' lietty 'arl." as th.s is known. has itheel;rdc,tkeisds,:atriolloin,Aeal.l be seen in than-viainity of Washing- anehat fa feeki:y prized. W'111 of WY°M" ton. la C.. says the 180 to 250 pounds ne ing, turned in. the Otitt National tie- 21.50 • '•'.11rirrr- '7"4114111!9••• ni singles ographic Society. jest:1"11e., re leatherwrovt (ham, while series yesterty (IT' BISCI:U:S QUICKLY i:i_g_la. Sandy Sadellarli i the Ara- y. •WWW4441WWWWWIIIWIMIWMIII so:‘,120' vs ial ja-o'an Pat:t1tuttl?n cmultkeerS. Anothili year 'of controlled tele- • - N'esa York Gjant se vising- of coBeit- football semi a _ pn'batallity, _The..,NCAA.nieleatimen and executtv? committees open SOLOING ATLANTIC their TV planning rneetinir in CM- IN 23-FOOT BOAT .. raga this weekend. with indice- tiooe they will tolluw last year's policy of control. _

anSzieeoct'Itihe t!DocIrk Tr:L•si sjt71(;111iftC;Idi(ar boblril; It •eues With A .3aS before average but *Stan "The Ma. Memel Is catching up. taes current. hlt-1 tiny rampage has ,1 agtect tun to- a .349 total, nine poiete behind Roam...in. Dom Dim.Utitio t' Bos- '1 ton leeds the Ameritan League with .34a. - 4• • It's N. w York Athl enita day at i3eirnont toiii7' with the leature- daeh titled the niafAC and H. L. Lindquist Purse--A fold c: eight, wilt--_ -go=ini „the mile „ant4 jibe-ne- teenth es's IA 'Vaunt- Tar" ca-r ries tap weight ef- 119 and -Core- hat Boots- is next with 111 pounds. -Fertilizer Makes Fescue Profitable • Reatilta of the aropee uSe• of far- tinier Always , 1 • and good manage-Info-A r'411 A Top Selection Of Late Models and eaeo Che• .11 be seen on the taira of W. M. • I Ceiin B. Powell in Chalk _Cour ta On e fie.d Clean.Old Cars Here • •i: 2.1 aerets f te.o.ue.110. h vested I"- •' i• 1.545 pounds of reatoeet n 4 • SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY • 1951 that.sold for f15 cents a pound. • 1948 PONTIAC Maroon io• t ' In - whine-ie. he haled S131) worth Streamliner 4.cloor Sedan, with radio, ' of feetie rad grezed, head „ • f • he• heater,' Hydramatic, new p tar two mantis , • t: plastic scat covers and Good tire., A • - ,aa f • s _ „ waiter. Caarle, Seouse ,is- . • clean car inside. ONLY. . UITISI'iAjTH011 agent With the Vniveraty ot 'l..'..". Anti Davison. 38, sits at tiller of her 23-foot-sain $895 hoit nt_...tucky that Mr Powell toi 11,e 1- 1. • Ann as phe embark, from Plymcuth, England, on • . plies i;b• ut 40 p ainds of ante- -• • 1 : ,:Priff14 ',111.,V • daring solo voyage te Florists. She hapes to make it In 91 days. Pb. - •••••1: acre every _year after having • ent: hr late hionhand, Fraa,k, At:op-4 on h a trip in 1919 ana-on the Hugo • applied the. needed Wilson Le - :fith day' he slippel'from'. their ph ephate. Motor Sales craft' !la nee during a storm and ' ,a),1 prileah at the tint- of seeding %At drowned, She barely escaped, (international RadlophotOh. , . • years ago.

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lefeLlAl IIIAMi ,or • • • • S War•I •. ate, teen& • se, Tnr.: beivurac a u'llar.Z Ai uw,itrtjuIS. I "AUK 111IRES erti,uaspaYi ildott 010(52 Low Pressure ALLIED TRUCKS JAM UP BEHIND SOVIET CHECKPOINT McCreary Flock;, Fpnritive -Pieces Graduates of'27 To Observe . Profit 1:111/1.' _ -- • T' •e Now `Ctwirdinated% Dead End Gas *V` Anniversary withtftcheon Mr. and Mrs. Mattnew of eat la,t Suites Disappear The graduating class of 1727 will, Crawford, Lynn Grcve; Dwight reary coon t 4 1-,r.pe to re Systems •ey celebrate its twenty-fifth anniver- Crisp, Binghamton, N. Y.: Robert year's sufer-s; we s a flock of 3'20 -CoordjOated" ttirniture Is re- Bad New Hampshire punets. When the placing the old-faihioned living sary with a. retriion luncheon ati F. Crukher, $rnidiland, Ky.: KO, the National hmel on May 24 at soy birds were housed on Aug. 1, room, dining room or _bedroom The B. C " Princeton;Mrs. suite. Miliaria] Board of Firs Un- 12:30- p.m. According to M. 0. Wra- Fred Clinton, Tulsa, 1951, there was an indebteacess on derwriters A coordinated living room group has issued a warning Bier, secretary of the alumar asses- them of 1400. By The firs: of the might contrin 15 pieces 4gainst "dead-end' low the-1MA had Been pidd and -sofas pressure gas elation, the 38 _hying members of 'Jack S. Gardner, Newport, Ind.: love seats, chairs. tables. Limit- systems. have a profit made of 5580. On April I, the class bern contacted. Mrs. Merritt Jordan. Murray; Wil- . cases, cabinets -:rpm which a The warning is. contained in only 55 hens remained in toe lay- some liam J.- Gibson; Murray; Caeoion purchaser can select exactly the conclusions drawn from invi.stiga- President Ralph H. Woods has ing flock. BiseordS- showed a gain_ ones ,he needs for a M. Graham. Padt.i ah; Mrs. S. W. particular t',on of the million-dollar gas requested that the retirning group of .$1100 above all expenses. _ ,room. The pieces are eat-, Moere, designed.so plosion at Brighton. New sit together at the affnual F.1173 HaretIs • The .1.-oiessis are filismaing that any tyro or more will go to- York. last Mildred September 21st that banquet on May 24 and the bac- -1....ington; Hatcher. house 3.50. pullets on 'tug. L, said 'gether harmoniously. wracked .19 Austin Peay State College. a In the process of achieving a homes and killed 'three persana. calaureate service on May 25 . an Geolge D. Corder, tiK county r coerdinated design, most furniture The Underwriters Board says that they may receive recognition. agent. . companies rely on hardwood ve- that if the low-pressure system..at "This twenty-fifth anniversary Benton Wooten Included t neer* for unity of appearanco Brighton had not been Mrs. Douglas._ fiasco, Benton; sacrifice of "dead- reunion program was planned to withoUt individuality. cial" system but had Max B. Hurt, Omaha, Neb.: Ver- Repetition of natural wood been inter- give returning graduates ample LOOK! LOOK! grain connected with the lion Jamea„- Qaceutp, Arai- • figuring in adjoining sheets of gas mains of tithe- Triends and-lbok WILL PAY THIS WEEK other towns, the . R. A. ,Johnston, Murray: Dory M. wood veneer creates a warm, rich rush of hign pres- over our growlna 'campus," sure as would said Lassiter, Louisviile; Mrs. Lester Hens 18e appeatance for one piece of fur- have been dissipatedi Wrather. The claas of 1 without 926 met at Geheen, Paducah, Mrs, Chester Leghorns niture. This pattern is repeated in any serious explosions. commencement 14e other pieces, becoming developed by time last year. 1Myers. Lynn Grove. commol MIS NEW CAMERA The „Underwriter,' Board. says MS SCENE from the war of nerves between Soviet. and...allied authorities in Germany showa West Ger- Cox 12e than» for the coordinated group. Army Signal corps can problems the U. S. of this kind should be many-bound allied freight trucks halted at a Berlin checkpoint on the 120-mile lifeline between Berlin Grads Toler -- Miller, Murray; 'fierbert Eggs - 27e pictures in five seconds given take TO much more consideration in and Helmstedt. The trui ks had becn cleared through a U S. checkpoint and aere halted at this Soviet The 37 graduates ot iazillare Mrs. C. 'Murray, Nashville; Clay tip., Highest Market Price _for The time a photo la snapped the current huge bronze figure atop tna and each conversion by maey Checkpoint. Some had to wait 12 hours without apparent reason before going on. (International J. Therrell Claraeshurg, Tenn.; Neil, deceased; Mrs. Geo:ge A. I and advances automatically towns Hides Hams dome of the ti S.. C5pitol,f4 called the film from manufactured to na:u- Mrs. Walton Dent. Charleston, Ill.; Peck. Detroit; Mrs. Harlan Haas Prices subjees is. change without camera for next rat the Statue of Freedom. and cocks the the gas. Rue L. Beale, Louisville' B. V. well. 'Puryear. Tenn.; Mrs. E notice shot,, It can take 50 pictures two Canning Brandon, Memphis; Mary L. Gunter, Murray; R.ehaid L. S one-fourth by two and three- Equipment Kelley's and Kefauver Fr ins C-N Brandon. Paducah; Lorene Swann, M Produce fourth inches on each roll, and 11 South lath St. Phone 441 The recovery of a 19-year old Should Be Checked csear L. Brann, Wingo, Mrs. Virgil Waggoner, Dixen, Ky.; 'fewer are wanted, the film can be Residence Phone 441 university student from New Bruns- Boron Jeffrey, Murray; Manon Len Dave .Williams, Murray WITH d-CON snipped with a built-in cutter. Canning will Sat•E'lli only hielf :the v.ick, Georgia. from paralysis liter — and with four-incb Fully loaded his neck was broken in an rut's Hock Vote,Ike Is 2nd ordeal when necessary equipment weight only dye and one. lens, is accident two years ago may prove is on hand and in good MOUSETRUFE poUnds, linternat ionale says Miss Florence Imlay, foods half a milestone. Senator Estes Kefauver is the Four ballots were Marked for authority at the University of The student, Charles Van Divie:e, choice' of .144SCans for the presi- two candidates, which was against Kentucky. She advises a,,,cheek-up was the first person to be treated dency. of the Uhited States. the rules of the voting and so now, while supplies are ample. v.ith pyroemn, a new drug lasigned In a straw vote conducted May they were thrown out. Two write The steam pressure canner, re- regenerate paralyzed nervea, Ills 12----by the College News, Ke- ins were likewise not OR counted, one quired for all vegetables excy,art MONET SAC, recovery seems to refute a long- fauver polled 107 votes out of 177 being for a student, I RATS-MICE GONE! one Inane for tomatoes, needs an, annual ,check- tintititiTgRUG CO. accepted medical dictum that nerve Democratic votes, General Dwight New York Governor Thomas E. up for safety's sake; nave the pres- tissue can not be re-generated after D. Eisenhower received 52 out of Dewey who has remeved himse:f sure gauge tested -.4e county with d-CON the spinal cord • has been badly 92 Republican vactes. as a candidate. oy damaged. home. demonstratieM agent or the Approximately 25 percent of day manufacturer., Follow the direc- READY-MIX class students voted in .the mock tions that eime• with the canner AWAY WEEDS Mother Of election when 275 registered and Family Doctor Is $169 Governors to be mire all oper mg, are clean adelions, Plantain, Buckhorn and cast their hallota. Again Becoming Big for proper venting and pressure r'Ieaved weeds with the easy to RE•t'e BIG I Li EPPING, N. H UP) -Three Kefauver, .clticf- not receive control. The rubber rine must be a 4ay-Opie144-4MROVIV3Ovimith-r-- REARY•TO-USI P•Ce -.N-ova--.--14,aratasisea•--geaveranan_ Man In Medicine rre ilea fit. ff tarnina is not ad. OR I all) Plum. r. Beni/J.11in I/ Pres- which was said by some to be nec- quate. a new one, must be bought. GUARANTEED MONET RACK By United Press Iceest low cost weed control de- / ei tt and David L. Mot ill-came essary to show teal strength. For the cover that sticks, rub a FROM TIE The general practioner, FRESH cf Scotts lawn esearch. Kill ecanse from this tiny community pestled ar family thin film of caseline, mineral oil WALLIS DRUG Vice-president iilben W. Barkley doctor. again is 'becoming Sa a 50 fl $1.75; 11,000 sq ft - CO. in the valley of the Lamprey the big or unsalted fat cm the edges of OVENS OF KROGER ran second to Senator man in .35 River. Kefauver on American medicine. the sealing ring. the Democratic side, receiving 35 The new head of the American MASTER BAKERS! A water bath canner is used EED & FEED— Unique cara- ,ci-ct-facH3-4a-a-c)043,041-facoactial=t-oat. votes. The president. Harry S. Tru- Medical Association says the era man, who has announced he will ir which almost every case was re- for. processing fruits and tomatoes. mel that loas weeds as it feeds It must tige deep enough to allow iss to specs'sr haalth and beauty. xi- not run or accept if asked, polled ferred to a specialist is over. 15 votes. Dr. LOWS N. Boner, president- for a rack an the bottom OM for KROGER SUPER :eller* be haprovin9 run down estrod ..eleaaa KROGF.R EXTRA THIN . -SOFT . elect of ihe AMA, says fewer- than the water, to two T.tai 2500 sq .ft - $2.95; IMAGINE! A MAYTAG Averell Harrirnan.,who- has beea above the jars. While a boiler_ or 000 in its411.7.3 • 15 per cent of all cases pied to tattled widely as the tuceematiu-lo.• referred tia-staimial -rd can Mar' be'meth a. rack A . - - Pt e-sleferil- Triterin- reeela .oividers or .partieons jam says he is glad of the changa be. for tht votes.- Adlai- 'Ste governor _ -C.ItAcK 20-oz. $129.95 nemesia cause -general practice is -the real and handles fue-Leasy _saemoval.. of Illinois. polled 6 votes. alid of great help. WI keystone of the arch of madicine.'' loaf MAYTAG CHIEFTAIN, Ammo Senator Richard Russell of Georgia k..'"Oivir"—3ANY , Dr. Bauer .spoke, to the New Packs in • km's finest low-priced washer. received 5. Jars should be riecked to tee .1 1' Phone 575 York State Medical Society. F.arl'er that there are no nicks chippecb Easy tams. Liberal trade-in. General of the .Armies Dwight or For Freshness, pound the house of delegates of th!Tis•aeiety places. Screw top Jars must jsave TAmmis • Pasenhower showed Surprising aa1mted resolutions condeinnIng new asr. perfect lids ar.d new rub- strength with' his 52 votes as KROGER Ftecipe :'ghost surgery" and demanding her rings. Metal lids with sealing BAKED KROGER-13 Egg against his nearest carmpetitor.":11r. that malpractice insurance be re- compound edges must also tle new'. Republican-. Robert -raft, who refused doctors or surgeons aaina Thei e are several aids to simpli- ceived 24 ballots. Riviera Coffee ANGEL FOOD /ESTOCK CO aulged in the practice. fy the canning_saneasurriat cups JOHNSON APPLIANCE Other Republicaos woo receive "Ghost surgery's means that a and spoons, sharp paring itrat,-. Report votes included: California Gover- family doctor pretends that he is long handled wooden spoon. rub Telephone 56 403 Maple Street nor Earl Warren. 8; Harold Stas- ruing to perform an operatoa him- beg scraper, jar lifter food mill take- - each 29e CAKE,each 49c sen. 5; and General of the Marries self and then hires a surgeon ta or rotary masher. sieve sad col. ay at 2:00 O'clock Douglas MacArthur, I. do it, splitting the fee with nim. ander.. See also that a jelly bag /4 on hand along w•th a large sauce- .401111=11 May 20, 1952 pan or kettle aril gummed stick- Kroger Pork & Beans? 23 oz cans 29c ers for labeling. .1121 A copy of a rrsa. eircular. No Kitchen .Tested _ Enriched — 5 lb. bag 52c — 10 lb. bag 99c 440, "How to Ca., Fruits and Vege- 31.00.43.40 tables." may 'be. had trein ;Alio .• 30.00-35.00 of county, farm or rion4 stwnts. : Cold Medal Flour 11 pound bag $1.99 21.00-24.00 You're money ahead when you from the UK CeVege of Agricui- r • 15.00-20.50 turi and Home Economics. Lexa1g- ton. _ Style .21.00-26.00 Chunk JAMS&JELLIES STAR-KIST TUNA, i; size can . 34c on these HARD FA 4-15idel Last Lone WITd PLAIN KNOXVILLE. Term. fUln-Only Old Original PENNIEL 33.00 a few minutes 'after Bill Braden- oos 13c - 3V50 bought an automorle.- he turned BROOKS CATSUP, 72 oz boa. . 21c to" pm" 16.50-30.00 • the machine over an embankmen• _ The car ,was demolisied. Brad/ • / suffered a fractured rib., U, S. Govt. Graded - Ton °Imlay 21.50 %chnits Brink's Job CHUCK ROAST lb. 63e

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Byler gave thew de- Frank Fontaine who Club will meet at the home of family, thought and Mrs. Claud "when you hays a large Jones at one o'clock. votional WASTE Music Depar,„,,,„, PERSONAIL1 i Mrs. Pearl utiehdoni',tenthtaliiiitke :nil5:u eiaht ytoueir DESTROYS • a Miller let in prayer. ymo , • children. SEPTICTANKS Holds Last Meeting Mrs. Alfred Taylor presided ever CESSPOOL I The Magazine Club will meet r,siapp l;'anttaanient. UNITS Mr.- -Mid Mrs. Charles Oaklea the business session. ..maltsy aacaenttchsihiwg,"no *.•4{ OUTDOOR Club Year the home of Mrs. E. Tucker jI Of The for, Lexingtoa to • . at f.. eis-x is harmless • :eft Wedneaday for the evening 4-CON nateaak. with Mrs. The program wry/. t: i al.". nrtyas ho'c!.oc he and his wife. had e baby. metal. parcrilain The Music De-partment of attend the CPA Convention. ianwas H"TnInheeaM.uTltniptuiedaeswNereeeddises Christ- so I. E. recgetiolnamilies haat: more love and wood - son-poi. 11urray Woman's Club held its last • • • • • • tits. algiff 'Rot 1 meeting of the club year at the Mrs. Raison McDaniel has returtalc; Billington, SAVES / The Paris Road Homeinakeas by Mrs. Owen only 32, but he and RID-X house Tuesday evenina . at time after attending the Southeta Fentaine is DIGGING cub Club will meet at the City Park- Balef and Mrs. Claud Millea wife eloped MOVING, caclock. - •• - eonveition in Alrirnia•ala ... _ . his 'Pretty. dark-haired seven-thirty ' Baptist • • • . Ten members and two visitors then UNC.OGGlIEG, PUMPIN James; 'Me - . when both were. la. Since East Richard Farrell. retiring land visiting her son. were present. waSit- Mrs. Saturday. May 24 bought diapers for tea. SID-st DifiROYS at the meeting. I Daniel and family in Clearavatie they've ONLY , chairman. presided The Alpha Department of the • • • six boys.sa.nd_Tthhee -. , 0110Doinzis - SAPOTIZIS during.1111a. ' girls and She has served feithfully Murray Woman's Liub w;l1 Mee; is young I Homemakers clubs in Hopkins snk GUARANTEED At - _the ye9.r and one of tip aecomp-_ at the club house at s1x o'clock. Alm', still . _ mor oy AtjjiLassiteroi Windfall. Ind., county Novae membership of 45g eat; ame-month-old lishmeras was the raisin"( cf Each person is to bring a covered chair. WALLIS DRUG CO. guest of Air-% and women. ceros in her high - send Totniny- Doran and .Ruth ;was the recent dish. Members please note change • to and daughter. _ regulaf Rowland to the Egyptian Mem:et:airs. Glindel Reaves in time Hall Camp at nucleon 111. in lane An Carolyn. ,a.o. • • • ice cream social held lassSeau Mrs., ax..of Silex. Mo. is • tight 'completed the funds neces- Mrs. W. C. Monday. May 21 matrot new the guest of her daughter. Mrs. The Protemus Homemakers Club sara for the project. Ths patron .is Mrs D. A. Neikirk and family. North will meet at the home of Mrs. W. • etainnan.for the new yeir The Glenn Doran who has set- 12th Street. „ • S. Murdock attuo_ o'clock, NON • - Harold ' Is as c cut- •• • • sea as vice-chairman for tha The Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dailey at- The general meeting of the We- mataa .,rent year. the Southern • BaPt•se' Coo- man's Missionary Society of the. g. John la•inter introduced ts oded • andssi Mr , aention in Miami. Fla. • Memorial Baptist Chrch will Meet - Murray State C c Ileg pre following at the church at seven-thirty • who presented the_.pro-. Pant- - stucients Bro. Charlie 'Wilson spent a few c'elock. ••• Coffee Foil gram: US; week and The "Reetlt• eays in Miami. Fla.. • • • refrett .8111 Luther. piano solo. Baptist Car:- Spring( r. attended the Southern coffee' oven Sonata-: Frank ehapira of Delta Kappa Tuesday, May-.27 • Vention. Maurine Ntlt.chelh president of the Eta solo. "Woodland • Echo'; Mrs. Croups 1 and II of the ,Christian ove& trumpet a '156. seholarship award tO Mary Alice solo. allrahrns 19 • Paducah, presents tered Gei•rie--Bieber. piano •• Gamma, Women's Fellowship of the Full Bob Ray. piano solo. Hicks and Lreaa, freshman from Marion. Church will meet at: 1. merit Capricco": M. and Mrs. Evard Christian Sweet Death.- war • recent at two-thirty o'clock for "CHAMP" The "Come baby of St Louis. Mo. the church B Sudholf of Cin- Mr' the grcups C mp Mrs Edward guests et -his parents. Mr. and .Mary Alice Lucas the purpose of organizing ,sister. Mrs. Mary . coinati. 0141o. and her Hicks, for the new 'Fellowship year. All Oh R. R. $150lb- C, L. Page Au P: F McConnell entertained v. members of these groups are urged Sud- • • • wins DKG of MURRAY 111.OL piano duet after which Mrs. Prograns. 4eader .4t to be present. several sole numbers. Mrs. T. C. Riley of Paris. Tenn. Grant i all played Scholarship Meet • • • ,a talented pianist Pullen of Springfuld. Tenn Ha:elWSCS Mrs Sudholf Charlie Lucas, freshmen from extensively. a of Etirmin,ham. Mary Alice of Chr.st- Circle III of the. WSCS of the Bo having studied quite and Paul Pullen the Delta: The Woman's Society ra y uue Marion was awardee Church will met.1. Refreshments were served by the Ala . were -called to Mur the ian Service of the Hazel Methodiall First Methodist Of Kappa Gamma seiteliphio by at two- lellss Lola Clayton Beale. to the death of their moths-, Maar. afteraoon with Mrs. H, T. Waldrop Colonial, hr-messes. Eta ahapte-r -preaoifeett-- Alas - Mait.7rhurchamot,,Wednesday In just a few short weeks Parker, Mrs. W. 8 Pullen. on Tuesday. 0-clock at tne church v:ith thirtY o'clock. The meeting Itli9 Mrs. E C. Nannie Mitchell at chapel eit.sr Wed- at two 11 Sharborough teen in charee of the postponed May 20 due to Mr. Ed new coffee, has be- Swann. Mrs. C. L. 7. ' - I Mts. G. I.. Page the sensational nemiay. May •- • 'Boor - John Ed Scott. gram. Farmer's death. tract Mrs. The $150 scholarship is to be-140 come the coffee "Champ" around was Of The subject for study was ".all •• • , • • • Chemist Warns used to further :diss Lu.:eas edu-i; Gro ,Children Our Concern." Ms. -D. Everyone is talking about Shoulder cation in becoming an elementary 'Murray. Fell DRESSING . Exploding gave the openinaa_praver .• IVeikir • D9C-11 SU AD aa_shor. . 'N.' White strrS.D flavor and quick hors.erachsh dresaina t. read •-• -Colonial's deep-rich - a On .ilarket Was chosen the Ideal:and Mrs. Claut Anderson M.. one tablespoon Pads Miss Lucas hntertains hfother .• ter' a salad,- add -s athe scripture from Mark '13. cup of pledge f, r Sigma. Sigma .5.1gma tangy taste. spec of horseradish to one-half By rutted Press -Mrs. Page gave the purposes of New sprinr pledge ches. She is .also On Wednesday and see Spa mayonnaise or salad daesing Stole chemist in rtacileatee of the program eni- Try Colonial yourself A of ACE. • • Cie purpose*, in •. until ready to York,'has pulled a sw itch on the member Mrs. D. A. Neikirk of 102 North in the refrigeratar front Pada- phi:sizing the need of the children coffee sensation. Get by. sweater scare-. He • She was grad•fated Twelfth Street entertained infor- why it's the 11.54` "exploding:* 1951 of the world faii• care and guidance. watch .to: flames cah. Tilghman High beano! in Wednesday honoring her today 3VCS warns wonwo to Ihe heed for w;.rkers in Lhe ii,c..1 mally a pound at your grocer's saoulder During high school :he was on of Slice, cet .n their sponge rubber for leaders of youth Mother. Mrs. WI C. Cox • various committees for her class. churches and enjoy a cup of "one of Amer- Pa4s, igioups. vacation Aible schools, and Mn, -C. I.L.Mn A. aremther- • Delta Kappa Grtiunr -IC an r happy gathering el Mrs City -Chemist teachers ii_. Sund.,y „sib tot. ••he It was ica's finest coffees" A reaction of °eery sorority lor •aetakendaag, vaa- -a most CAPITOL man says a . chemical the child goes -tai. iet Niegirk's neighbors arad men tea.chers. . iaaid atis Oke • _ raubea solvent Law.- • , pleasant afternoon was spent .,n • ,..,:_atiedlik • - ra.• 'FRI. and SAT:-°- t "1111 Others waisting Mrs. Page -•.STi•Frrames an Mrs..jerat Rowalnd and ?del. Brent' at'iltutlINPI-aNstaofsorrte collet CO S. Herron, Mrs. D. Saddler won &attest prizes. 111.•• ar Dick. Mrs T 1i tar. The home was beautifully de- 111111011115 'Cherry - 11L4 • %lite and Mrs. Robert arsost---a--poent t 1O$* U1 se . party plate was oseved by . cloorg prayer.. it3t:iactive • , A led rs. Neikirk and her daugh•gr, ITARS-4f Farmers have certair-ly been. boo)" Mrs. D. N. White. preM:ien:. I.5-7 l• areilat.a CGail. for the last two weeks. -Most of ;charge ad, The ibusinesa sessian at 410`t Enjoying the hospitality w e r e NOW! the corn is planted ahd la'l a cecUortficli time ,tti.e. secretaries of tie • PLAYING Pat Rowland. Mrs. M. B. Hol- 1./...et rrutind u as ready .and waiane .far--- 1 di(le ren4: deaitments -g 71 -rr, r.: eat- Mrs. a W. T. McClure. Mrs. the nice rain that has •cerr. Se- closing reglort al the year's work, 4 lord. Mrs. ENDS FRIDAY Mrs. Brent Sad- 7.142.4177-fia sera' farmers in this neighlsorltood 1 Announcement was Made ef the Harold Douglass. eoet.,. Mrs F.. B. laraedon, N11; J, MON'IMO... , a-c setting tobacco today, and .eene Vacation Church School -to-be'heil dler. Cathey. Mrs. Lulu Miller. Mrs. Vet,6 4 'set bat week.-- We do Apar talk Of le,a. ‘ ,4.„),. H. prierh:fs.,48, Lewis. Mrs. M. C Ellis. Mn. The plants beim; scarce. I Mra..Robert Taylor gave -a very Asa on the WSCS 11 F Scherffius arid the honoree. ' Mrs. Albert Hurt is speraLle se, ,ietcrestang report held an Jack- alas Cox Whfr'44 : vsral weeks -up north wall her •Annual Conference • 144-0-M's aleaa was E aallghter. Mrs 'Ernestine L'Iva .i e :eon,. Term., Apr.I 15-16-17 happy by Ms.'W.s- Len TI.ar , who Is to undergo an operatien Iles /attended on April la Claude Anc:er- romance! s...k • . !ford Warfield. Mn: Mrs. Claude White soil Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Hassia aneltoa .s -re 'sen. . :It-d Sunday 1,,...ilimct.on Ci'y be- iTayliar. , . :Ise: of iht- scricala illncas if his ,!.ther.,•Csecage E. Shelter- li. ;' ,•. ' p•!clue • .4nd'Prayer • eri at his daughte r's • , Liat city since the dust', c.f. 4P,.. :•.cervice field' By ltIrs'. Ellen Snritirrie ia:e.- lae- • v. 7fe.- . l'rz•e Point .11i;:sion *camber. . ivniat.,11,1 .r,...,4,,,i_a„.4 14.441.4....., . b,,,kt, ; ri e Ncemi...ky 1.ake St •e- Park wreck " .-, . r. arm in a (...r ." `.4 ,1 51:-. ; s.e:i -"rii.-.44;ti..4ne. 1.e;1 ald ..---bata . -andiknee gra• a:. a alai; poiag t-o- the re.nt Baptist Mission ..'n Tlisisdl). ttz,4 tst 1.-.....-. II, :Oa_ rt BzarriI. t it • .

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i.-4PPY 4(1 Parker n ', (.• rk Thomas c induefed the PONTIAC • . . ONLY PAPKS •Aet k V:Le. of B Itlif Get•: in GIVES YOU THIS ELIZABETH la; ("itia . on of the I. te TAYLC Y vieted relative-1 alai I INIALeBANGE COMBINATION! -• or. Gams STRANG( 7).u...45. v.., .1 last week. Mrs. Es'ter liadges er Mare Pc•Irerhol NIgh-C•noorseeihro Ot•in• ,•ent a fa •N days. :n h ,.m.n:anity -v usiting De. CoN4-11•.•.• Orby-lawrie ' 'reek c shoo .atighle•r, A.fred Therapso• no 711r The. ps. n. 0 0 v • OINAW•••••■•Irlioowitioarf•mlea• Mrs Nora Parker of /Ir!. MN/ JONES & MARINE rt Breirol t of St. Louis Ha Bury inid Mrs. r:;.1•• ' Merrily were all da is Outland fatra:• GROCERY ..t _ a. a • ae. •astoii a girl fr; • 4.-4,t'aghr 5. spent sigeiail ti Jantft.'s tforne recently. . 1 Tb. Bluebird Coffee 79c le,o, of r. lativr s and fr.en'd- ttr nded the furie•ral of _St aryl: (tin can) 89c *Lifland at ta. Poplar SP-elf Bar,- 1 lb. Old Judge Coffee : at Choiell-Sanday afterriciori.Meo 41. ;lees in s• c.c. w ads of enrefin. 1 lb. Old Judge Coffee (paper bag) 85c f orn the H. iv. Script,uf as and tnrs,age-from 9re /1:.ri;'•'. Sugar 95c 1..e4e1 r,,Olo net tak.i.th! -_1 Wonderful EaltleY 10 lbs. Pure Cane • ottOilyit Vertgen r 'erformer f•erns the-heartbroken it n. 25c • ,Calty Marvin' 'Boa., hrd see this gr it new 46 oz. Orange Juice open road, youire in Cruisipg Come in and re:II:Peed try siriemhill't (.11 cl.•• Come in, get behind Oak wheel of a On the lowest priced ri 1h • Range-so smooth and quiet it's Pontiac-America's hr.at new Dual-Range Pontiac and watch the lowest priced car that 1.s,..t.tr the v.i.e • almost like coasting. In Cruising ---xtratght-eight; MEAT I4EPARTMENT *.ight- all your driving troubles fade away! ilydra-Matic Drive. Let us show at 1. me Our ..istu.iapiithy ci you actually reduce engine with „leo Traffic Range you'll ease through Range deal we can make, tea th family. - In so revolutions as much as JO per cent,' YOU the wonderful the toughest traffic so nimbly, behiml the wheel • lb. 89c (71.4mr-,•firlr hart stles .. :;•• you save gasoline every that will put you Round Steak so smoothly you'll hardly No wonder • he eh, r‘re. Church S'rriri easily, of your own new Pontiac! car around: hour you drive. ' .0p:wed 1 ex1r• NO. very :":" 1!,11 T4F know there's another - hat we appr.riat. •0, 411•• Mutton Roast . lb. 39c r asas -Take 'our L,d n The Lord nr4 1.,..,ve• 5200.00 For Dollar you easel beat a g te.11 Dollar 2 lbs. Cheese 89c .1". ;he &or CAMERON nr; n _message by P.% ..McCiolleo;41 Alio $100 la 2475 f,orr. 11•• iieriond,ri no. Weed.ng Rine 512.30 Pork Chops . 59c • n-,t #"” tar we &was ▪ ;• . i•dmet• f•dwrol tog • Smoked Chunk Meat lb. 21c Chary r ;;.; ra ycr,.1 oH •rrerr. r.# URCHES" uk,au .o,. rt Dressed Fryers Jewelry Store -,en St.1•1-.• • 1•" ' Sweet Potato Plants t4.. • Ow 113 South Fourth MAIN STREET MOTORS f•;-y 7' •• .rn Phone 193-J a !',P pm. an. • Phone 59 Caa , All Kinds of Fresh :Vegetables 1406 Main .be hONI. T. V • _z - -e-e-aaa. -.-. •'tie 1 1 School %%ill beg ay 26.: a i•

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' By 'United Press 'Sunday. May 18-Friday, May 25, WASTE exhibit, DESTROYS The. collegiate lingerie raids are Earl Jordan senior art TANKS CESSPOOLS—SEPTIC 'losing their wallop-'.tae girls are , F' ne Arts building. OUTDOOR UNITS FOR SAL getting led up. Monday. May 19. Senior recital, ItID.41 is harmless r NthiCE - FOR RENT .1 Lingerie looters were en th Glenn 011ryan, Fine Arts recital -CON d porcelain sad- J I to moot, Eall 8:15 • p m. - lion•pois SALL. 1944 lour. a Atahreini. wood l'Ol• door. flest• I HOUSE AND EARN SPRAYINts FOR RENT: Three room 'anfornish- prowle. r ge, ttlhe•:'e'enifah.ttl.turre S'rceat.'bste yetradaze May 20, Junior Senn-Lys frontiosm r tondeer idav_reiv RID-X SAVES jline Chevrolet. priced eight. KE-n- now being done by Sam Keliey ed apartment. Available now. bpolarceid-s, t3haewni:sam Prom 8:30 p.m. -Fine Arts lounge. MI Miller, Lynn Grove. Ky. ileyee . MOVING, DIGGING Rid your pie-fuses of pets such Private bath, electric water heat- Regular faculty meeting, 4:00 pm. as eiegi y. _shouts from pida:e zed col- 'UNCLOGGING, PUMPIN _flys, roache. and- moths. Cal t•••,. gas heat, wired for electric Thursday,' May 22._ Nurses Capping n- I Officiels-and only a meager Fog SALE: 1940 Chevrolet. See Sam Kelley toiav. He will also Stove or piped. for gas stose. IcLe exercises 7:30 p.m auditor.uire tumors want- supply of female la4e and silk. . Friday, may ONLY ItID-X Richard Lee. First west road, check your home : n naLitlittlES. Garage. otitional. Corner 5th eel 23. OVC track meet. 0100o1ats — SANITIZIS Iten`a. University --girls told some 6„ialii of 95 Drive-In. Ye mile Dem't let termites undermine Pine. Call or see H. E. Jenkins... Cookevilre. Tenn. 500. men to "act tneir age' GUARANTEED Leen ,highway. 5122u your home. Call Kelley Produce, 498-II or 498-J. M23c when 'Saturday. May 24. OYC trace Tr.ect. South 13th. Street, phone 441* they tried to barge into the co-ed: Cookeville, Tenn. Alumni Ban. WALLIS DRUG CO. FOR RENT: Nice works!: ,p u: dormitories, Pennsylvania coeds: anet, 6:30 p.n. may 25. 3:30 p.m: wr„ IIIIMMINIPINIMIM ANTIQUES: Marble top storage room 28x35 on North 13th pulled down their shades, locket°,Sunday May FOR SALE: PIANOS-new Spinet tables, wash just off Main. Now avaitaLle, their windows and let, some two- Vial- se:eh full 3teyboard and bench. blends, dressers, cannon ball anti caletteate sermon, Reverend saol beds. chaie_s_e_lampe glees, :206 West Main, phone 325, O. thoueand moles :let poli.ie night- ter R. C.ourtenay; Pzstar iairst --Se95.00 up-GAL:trail-Wed.:Awl china and W. Harrison. 23p sef 14 sate- Nashville, m 895.00 up. We deliver free every:tens; antioe,s. r Presbyterian church, I Mrs. dents after the raiders had rippixi indaenn),.. rywhere. Harry Edwards, 1168 Jack Robirison. phone 6, • mo Huntingdon, Tenn. . Lies d. wn tiolley wires at Phila delphia. May 28, Commencement S. 5th. Paducah, phone 4431. Mlle M.24p CARD OF THANKS _ Groups of male students guarded address. The Honorable i'horaas NoTICE--We aave .ne nc. dual family of Edgar the girls at Kansas-Cnivers.ty vat • The immediate by rescue plane (right) tor ship (left) to chicle off Santa Catalina isiand. R. Underwood, United States I purpose automatic insecti...... e va• ARROW INDICATES HARI dropped the coeds were locked in at the Woodall extends ceemast telart felt of 13-29 and • U S. Marine ealsa fighter plane. With six Senator from Kentucky. FOR SALE: 54 acre farm, new house porizers Cal., In rescue of survivors of mid-air crash a and electric deo...tamers thanks and warmest apiareciai:on (international Southiptioto) University of Teenessse. Monday, May 26,-29, Final Exams. southwest of AttelL. Zlectric men rescued, elght of MI total 14 aboard Use two planes are believed dead. rade for saleEasy to use-meets rill Li neighbors, friends, and all midi .At Missouri, the raiders held aghts, trail, milk rou:c, gond .1 -federal and state. remurementse- i-ssisted in our recent oereave- "forgive us" meeting- The barn, hen house. lock :mo!re ; Sem use in house, born nr nient. Especially do we :honk the dents,passyd the hat to help pay i owe. Mrs. Mary Riley LeVII.e, USE T-4-L FOR .h ertter you• need it. Ke.py Pre- i nephews is-ho assisted in the care for the damages.. tossed their loot Almo. ATHLETE'S FOOT Louts. 1. 11•124p duce--South 13th St ; T1'.'our husband and father durtiv; Garden f in a big •loundry beg and begeed & Yonder For Well Groomed the 'glee to forgive and- Iorsget. 13ECAUSE— . undertaker. ere 01u:chill. and his assistarits. those It peels "If the outer sk:n are] We were .aorry to.hear about the MAYER" Nati Neifkirlf reeding flevieres_ Rev. John Brion Plantilieed Staking -4 :exposes burned fungi to kill it on "JOE l4 _.•. the .S.`11 Ma. -Went WS. and Prof. F. I). Mellen for their Satisfactory tontamers for freez- centred. If not pleased IN ONE Eulus Outland., l'epful and consoling 'Kords and Properly staked plants insure an ins?. are of glass, tin or ulastie.. or HOUR with instant-drying Mr. and Mrs. John H. Arneld and, of proper feza to all who' rendrred .iympattiy, in- orderly garden. Lack cartons- lined with celeophaite ur sour 40e back an any drug store, Children speet Mothers 1)as witn are reason- terest and assistance in our hoer staking means that you at Holland Drug Store. Mrs. Arnold's mother who lives in to have some wrecked Ii plastic,Today of soirow. May there be those ably sure Tenneasee. A large crowd was and messy beds later in the sea- standing by to assist each of you storm there among which were Mr. 27,d son. A heavy rain or wind when you experience euch .be- over tall and Mrs, Riley Duhn and chileren and Is likely to knock For The Best In* Radio Fatertainuat rsaycment. plants which natu- Mr. anti Mrs. Prentice CoLon and heavy foliage rally have stems not sufficiently Family children. . cir- Woodall . • sturdy to stand up under such We were sorry -to hear that Mrs. etnnstances. Austin is _size and had to plant Identical Ray Delphiniums are the first 1340 Really WM iwine 1340 for go to Nashville, Tenn., hig an oper- the garden to show the need In bloom -Waking. The heavy spikes of CENTRAL FALLS, R. I. 'UPS- perennials make 41"°14s.I7. Ey•tha Sad and daughter, on these stately STAKE EACH Dial Phone Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin gave birth singularly susceptible to de- A GOOD STAKE Clara, visited Mrs. Ada- McNutt them tains. STEM. to -twin 'dauehters.whieze nseeeure- struction by winds or heavy VOR TOMATOES. lest Wednesday. Othcs vistors in start Friday, Mey 23,.1e32 ments were. identical. Eech eirl Stake them before the buds 2x2 FOR UPRIGHT Pe- McNutt- 144ave--avaro rIler• beauty of the • weighed 4 pout13---ifithices--5r to open end save the t X% FOR CDOSS !Aka Walker and Mr*. Larne Walker sl'ou'r birth, each was 17 inches in length delphiniums. STAKES 4:00 Farm Fast- 1:45 Serenade in Blue and 3,n, -.Silly. Gladiolus with heavy spikes of Foots 4706 and each a head size of 11 1-2 stakes. 6:30 Hymn Time 2:00 News Mrs. Dennis ..:unamgh, m and bloom are likely to need FEET as LE046TH he's. types ADE NEEDED 6:45 Calloway Capers 2:(ki Music 'for You Mrs. Clyde. Rust and children visit- Lilies and iris of the taller assistance. Tall Af- FOR DEANS 5:55 News. 2- 15 Music for You ed their datiehtee and slter, also need this AND SuCH and French marigolds are 7:tai Morning Cheer . 2:45 U. S. Navy MiErl Flbby . Woods Wednesday. rican and PLANTS AS over by wand or rain DAHLIAS 7:15 Clock Watcher 3:06 Western Star Mrs._ Juanita Self and i,aughter tipped would become a jungle. Staking' AND ters8:00 3:15. Western Star and son and M.'s. Bythli and have saved them. LARKSPUR. d 00 News 3:30 Music for Friday daughter vis.ted Mrs. Katie The first requisite of good staking ••••--- strong DRU5s1 FOR PEAS 4:15 Morning Devnt Len 3:45 Music for Friday _ and NW. Burlin Woods Thursday. Is that the stakes should be rtOPPy AkriuALS AND ReV I.'1 i,. 4:00 Postcard. Parade - capable of holding up the plant. AND PERENNIALS. 8:30 Orgen Miss Ethel fr ulener of Eait Alton and I 2•45 •.•_•••Mit•whiya*.atAIdSsfbl speiriei 4:15 Postrard Parade - • painted stakes are Teasand mostc• Ii men e.o ion - • ca day in •-t. Lours attunded Green come into bloom. For --Irene Dunn in The cheapest after it has 9:15 Melody Time 4:45 Postcard Pared% aPlen908. • bamboo Plants of lighter growth that 'Ere WILD' the A9n-iss'ic.°r efficient stakes are the 9:45 Public Service r PG Sparta -Parodist 'THEODORA. GOES Ellcfrier te_11- i lengths by apt to sprawl and be untidy hab- izuncs canes sold in varying ap- 5:15 Teatime Topics With Melvyn Douglas be bought al- it, twiggy branches carefully 10:00 News tesion 1. set for 'his wife for MO- dealers. They may Teatime '• reetae.e.ee-se'ese• easeesesa_,• a_emesseTzeame •••••aere=ieees•e• - Anakt-Alift-k‘l.ik.t sLiPW•t-i -• The _ la need' staking. Triciay WA' Saturi can paint them your- tall snapdragons 16:15 Rural Rhythm Se mask Jiinm'e and Dennis and li4e in or and you tied the tali types -strong and durable. pinched back and 1C..•0 Homemakers 6:00 .Newa 'THE LADY FROM TEXAS' East Alton. III. -, '! self. They are branches. The long ter- / wire stakes are least ob- throw out IC7'3 -Lean Back and Listen t:30 Taylor Time in Technicolor • Me and Mr.. 11,ehaael Self and i ileavY spike is sacrificed but a of all especially when paint- minal G.45 Iiilusidal S. Department of aarie.n.ta s, trusive greater quantity of bloom 11.u0 1340 club interlude harst Service. U. with Howard Duff and daughter - and ean were Sunda green. Plants can be tied to much ' ed finer garden display is ob- 11:15 1340 club 6:55 St. Louis-Cincindpti base- guests ( 7 Mr..and Mrs. Pete Self , them easily anduprightheld so and Mona Freeman distin- tained. Get in a supply of stakes II:30 Favorite Vocals ball game to-9t00 I and it's not really Paul and daughter. Clara. ' that the tying cannot be "Let's hope there's o natural explanation give the plants known to need 11:45 9:00 Plattertime S. -. as St -Ty • hear.] that Mrs.' guished until viewed at close range. and Harvester ::-Irmniane • Bunvon-he didn't exactly oractice good forestrvi“ - ta I ,- . to staking attention early in their ca- Set the stakes and tie the plants 12:00 News 9:15 Plattertime 1YraFii Copley of Met-opolisi lit_ A The sooner staking is attend- before they come into bloom. reer. 1215 Noontime Frolics 9:30 Plattertime has been sick. She ie the eldest not ed to, the less obtrusive will:it be good job of staking that will 1230 Church of Christ 9:45 Plattertirne • daughter of Richard "elf. - and when the plant reaches the matur- .make,..li tl-T pianto, lookrso zr Music • 1000 News Mr. and Mrs. Welter Kirntiro and ity of its bloom. 12:45 Luncheon to 1:45 10:15 Listeners Request to 11:00 5011, Hugh, spent Sunday in Metrup- — 100 All Star if•00 Sign Off ails, Ill. Read The Ledger & Times Classified Adr 2:30'"Music' for You NANCY By Brunie Bashi:miller !,014-ifiii _ — — ssh MAKIN' ME 'Foe YER Pound - HEY, KID" IFI ROBERT MOLLOY THIS NERVOUS WATCHIN' ••• - - TAKE • • LIKE • THE GAME • • AND BUY A % I %I, fee' % \_ 7THAT • TICKET said weakly. "If wrong has been done," Henri CHAPTES: FIP'TY-EIGHT sense," Henri "Mr. thus man McDevitt said loftily, "then it's our duty to answered the d ar- Lemay, 111e1.01SE has been working under cover of expose it." beIL She waa astounded to see can t this soicalieu premotion to put "No, sir," Henry said, "you O'Donneil Inert on a, week t Henry 0% et a Crooked - kial; -.sreterid• follow any moral code. You 'can' .noon dinnertime. to (LAY at ing to be in a p,,sition to corner vietate your word. You've got are you, Nis., Heloise 7" "Hew the nitrates market." protect other people. Never mind Henry asked. "Looking as pretty the rights and wrongs of it" Henri turn( d white. "Nitrates? ItS ever, £ a. c." -13tit my reputation-" II e h el" I never heard et any nitrates" "Now: Henry," Iteloisellsail.' protested. . proof "Mr. Henri rack 'to dinner yet?" "I can't oner any definite "I don't think anyone will ques- "lie's upstairs prinking." Heice without emoarrassing other .pav., tion your entire, honesty in the in "Everyone in- Ise said. ple." Henry said. matter," Henry sash. "You've got Never "lei like to see him" ['telly said vole et! was sAcirh to secrecy. a lifetime of reputation for teeing Just take 'Nothing to worr y' ablut.." ne mind now I found out. above reproach, and nobody is go- is fulled, seeing hCr startled expres- my word for It that the dear ing to think the worse of you foe MAY- 22 • that sion. "Just something I want to crooked to begin with. and being imposed upon in a manner -s will keep teii nim." McDevitt and his gang of this sort." be. By Raebunn Van Buren Heloise sighed. "I had a feeling all the r.-ioney they've taken "Leonie s name has been linked ABBIE an' SLATS had hapeeneeLlo Cousin cause r °Lady will dare complain." gyirls ever Something with those DtcDevitt ("TER.,. --ZU1k."- she laid. - LES nothing to do with it," since they came her e." il e net SURE, 4 ;i1INING -- "Not that know of," Henry Henri said indignantly. moaned. I'LL TELL YOU THE *aid. .:01 course, not. Nobody will Henry nodded. "All the more HEY - WHAT IVOOLE TRUTH: ha isee dinner tor keep-. I.iCKY POPE ; I HE Hr* * -Sure you won't thInk you did. Hut the right thing reason, don t you think. - GIVES WITH with u." *! if mg this business quiet ? ft cer- EYES, IT for you to do, at this nfriment °Mr.:17 HIS THE TIME "No, thank you, ma'am." pwsible, its to sever your connec- tinnily won't De good tor that girl WOULDA BEEP FOR HIS tfai mouse started. T,pci master of tions with this man McDevitt." to be known as the triend of a LAST 1.00X • too, at seeing Henry O'Donnell s‘vindler a dauhliter a " Tee vision of t or t y dollark a AT THS but made dim welcome and pressyd "Looking at IS that way." Henri week for an indefinite time tailed CRUMBY him to stay to dinner. said, "I suppose I'll nave th keep from Henna mind. lie MO not . -Henry warts to talk to you, (inlet. Especially after I've given ;vont to oelieve what he was being Brother." Deloase s a i it and she my word. But I'll tell that' rctiow told, and ye' ne could not nein it. CIO/ted the door as-'be went out. 1 don ; want to nave any more Sc lie rementhered an earlier feeling "What's the trouble. my boy?" do with nis.tnisinoss. and I'll do it that p e r ha pa' McDevitt was a asked. very atterneon " He shook hill Henri counterfeiter. this "Mr. leemay." Itatily O'Donnell head, -I feel that I've been acres- "Poor Antolnette," he said. "She "1 rale some news' for you All those men said. Introduced those neeipie trT her aney to k crime. I wouni [iglu to say hetorehanl. money." relatives and friends. and she has losing their that nothing l run Emile to say re- guess they could afford it." Int 1"ffletb.; them an net house." "I ' fleets on eou in the reaFt.- . mud. "And it served them "Its serious." Henry said. "[hit Henry , "Refleetii or; me?" Henri in- . , that's not _yialir faun." right.:' in and see this p.r it new quIrep -What do von- mean?" Hut much obliged for•your in. "Yes it is." Henri said. recant. "I'm lowest priced he knew the v.arst already 14-e n rl said, ac—America's mendid them to herr _liou remem- terest.- my -boy," priced car "I'll eephinees Henry sail •"Pirst . Al Canu• ht-eight; the lowest ber tne girls were Leonie'• college wretchedly. • 111v of all, Ova Outs me in a very awk- my dut)'," Henry O'Don- lydrs-Matic Drive. Let us show friends. and Leonie - recommended "It was ROmtion I nave glitch- my nell aim "Nee. I'll go. Your din THEN, SHE DONE ie wonderful deal we can make,, ward' that Antoinette. house I vouched tor mARLON 1..GciALPHI,LT,m FrEBETTERFOIT FEMALE. Word to is ger..teman I respect rer. r --. • • . Li'!.. GAL-Y0 BIN WAITIN' BUT, 1 DON'T WHERE'S LEFT ME. you behin4 the wheel confidence them meseit " A ISHMANDO? vill put I will not repay nis to Craig. o. OUTSIDE,THROUGH GLADLy • WANT IS A 'YOUR ••, Henry O'Donnell shook his peal CAN FRIF_ND.•AH ir own new Pontiac! and let I feel that 1 suc • •• irse, as clear. NINE PUFFIAWM I NCESf.' TAKI1 SOW!! I e PE? .(4.84/NMI 4 444 SA 1••• ton bad." he HAPPILY MARRIED ' tor your sake r; .. i dud Dot en.I TAKE MAN HAND, AN' YOUR SEE THE MAN la I LOVE ask you to re- I ,5 vane ced and AHIL r IND HAND- 5, valet beal a this an if Vo-• .. i . nv shrank groin Kill- A SEAT— r FROM It." . -.; nib nopes. He wotild nave to MERL!? "It you %via!: I.• return that phoncgraph,ard threw I'll tie as Ott I Ds had begun "Then "Ai, you pertectly suic you're records.. .tor which tie Mr. Lemay, what do you knou money and right. Henry?" e • to pay with taunted the Panama Canal Aresoci• never De /Ole- to about "As sure as I can be." henry which he woulo ater."" now. He would Sc a marked. said said Own "Why, very little," '111. n ri -and 1.(ranie whold Pe knov it, and "Then aO o ii g h t to denceince man uneasily. "1 Deep the aCulitit S. a few people. as the him." Henn sane. "I'll go to the at ,icast to • all. and between us, they're thst is moyor's- office myeelt, - And sea niece of a ninn who had cm:sortie/ not very difficult to keep." Ile could not even Mn Cline. Isn't he the proseelitthr; with thieve" Henry noddert "Mr. L'emay," he among.: by revent, attorney now ?" . make the ri•oper "you are a very honest nign of the ill- saw. "Yes he is," Hefty!, said, "but Inc the mutingi nature sure it never occurred to you he (:,.a I'm you can't do sn‘thing !it e that. fair, Worst ni nit pert-Ines. reputation. nail the' tact Cot• that vont' s.. scandal t t will under a, dietinet obligate-in to end hm family were Yireill state that this Man lestnn. linencial y and imet (Wren. Ilinv The tellow w6.;Id PaldIng's. were rock Char sti.ying at Miss more harm that, sneer at nun nOw! - - ' . snetnillte; and de MAO I.,r a sttardle?" i (To ce.Crii.in-i•.! • sun non' good.". "1 doiet believe any ,t4.1... ".• -

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THURSDAY, PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY MAY 22, 1952 It's Summer-But It's Cool asi in Belk-Settlers Suit Department .-lt

der regu H.111 BIG SALE OF ocl matro4 -SPRING and SUMMER SUITS patr The--11- was e, Tba Men's New Summer Suits in Plaids, Sharkskins, confer ancesli Hairlines, and Nylon Cord pr Paul FM/ rare! codas- overt tered I'sNew'‘ $225° to $245° trent c, top Priestly Imported 7. Now is the time to get that new suit. Take advantage of our Att MarrrP NOR-E iST discount for this sale BO Of per cent OFF Tg Non Crush 25 FOR A COOL RESTFUL NIGHT Boot ccmbines On one lot of suits. Regularly priced from $39.50 to $55.00. This is TRY OUR NEW v.aS- This imported fabric Flannels and matchless maktrial • (is light: a huge saving to you on Sharkskins, Wool Gabardines, Short Sleeve Knee Lengths F.11 _ Terrific Values with worsteds. for This Early • FON know how (prodin-t-ol-90 BATISTE PAJAMAS you in %ears experience). TO give the Season. One Lot Men's New Suits a Summer Suit that literally' ___. on the lightweight, 53A9 to $3.95 K)ks its part in the quality pic- quality tailored suits you Values up to $42.50 ture. look to for good looking , p • kaitia $ comfort all through _ - Suit "te'' _0Sa -2915 BROADCLOTH MAMAS mer. Cont4 in isailY • AtessinsAargia-seleictiois choose severataf our--far.".------•.------SeSda and Stripes-- c•RIFFON. mous name suits at prices 100 per cent All Wool, first quality, Galsardinai, Sharkskin', iiroirat• Lenge and Reinter*. # that will save you money- eds. Weliave your Stile - We'Vave. yotar-egilor:- we Isa-W-yeer. size PLUS the Finest Quality and the Lowest Prices. -. • $55.00 • Special $3.95

V Fruit-of-the-Loom Hen's Archdale /el MEN'S SHORTS . TIES 9%4 _Boxer and "tripper Type New Summer Colors,' garg and Fancy Colors Solid For Summer Comfort, Regular 79c Value $1.00 and $1.50 Special - - 69e

Men's Clip On HICKOK BELTS See $1.50 - $2.00 - $2.50 - $3.00 • The BOW TIES Men's New Spring Camp Largest Kentucky Colonel String and Knit HERE. IT IS MEN! Selection SPORT SOCKS- 75e- Leek- at the Money Saying of Men's Argyle SPORT SOCKS Offer On SPORT Fruit-of-the-Loom 59c Pair SUMMER SLACKS SHIRTS MEN'S pair for 2 $1.00 Regularly $9.95 in West Special -L 69c MEN'S LINEN Kentucky Special - - $5.00 11E VS,IN DERSHIRTS SPORT COATS For Summer Wrinkle Resistant Slacks in Gabardines,_ Speeial - - 49c Cood Assortment of Styles and Colors Nylon and Rayon Men's Short Sleeve Crinkled , SPECIAL Sh•rkskins L. * White and Solid Color Special $19.50 NN ion Sport Shirts ‘, MEN'S 100 per cent NYLON ' All S-zes an Colors.' TEE.I SHIRTS $1.00 Men's Dress and Sport SOCKS NEW SHIPMENT SUMMER SLACKS 39c or 3 pair $1.00 Meres Regular 59c White Complete Range of Sizes and Colors $5.95 • Men's Camp Dress NYLON SOCKS Nylon Cores, Sharkskins, Plaids, Rayon Gabardines Men•s Short Sleeve' .Rayon and Jersey TEE SHIRTS 2 for $1. $1.00 pair AN OUTSTANDING 'VALUE IN SLACKS 'Sport Shirts Men's Short .Sltre-ve men., $5.95 to -410.95 Crinkle Crepe IIKA.1 SluWs Sol.ds and Pastels You can make this summer cool Summer and comfortable in in 041r TROPICAL WEIGHT S2 $1.98 r SLACKS 98 Met' AVII;te Arch,da'p Straws , DR-ESO',SIIIRTS IVIssin's, Short Sleeve New TropiCal Worsted Dress Pants S'h(-4r1 anJ R- $1.98 - $2.49 100 per Sport ShiFfs $3.95 Value S3.65 cent Weill By BOTANY Values to $2.95 Mftn..i A We's Genuine $1.,98 DRESS_ SHIRTS $15.95 to $17.50 s Pa- a Panamas Men's Fancy value. to $3 65 TEE SHIRTS Special S2.98 53•95 - $4•95. Men's New Dress Pants S1.98 111 Many Colors aitt_Materials to Choose From Men's So!id and Fancy DRESS SHIRTS Men's Genuine HANDWOVEN PANAMA HATS TEE SHIRTS F4'md Stripee - $2.29 Va:ue S1.49 New Styles and Colors $7.95 to $12.95 Special . ...„. . . . $1.98 $5.95

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