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Selected 3E8 Bat All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 over the Jays. vague Why Not ch and pia- Weather le air or by Do All a Even the Kentucky fair srrisec tonight. was Thursday pailln teries Your Shopping chiudy and. warm followed by scatterel In Murray thundershowers west and HAMPIONS noleh portions by evening. Lowest 55-60 tonight.

cattle men empion nnl- three • west United Press YOUR PROGRESSIVI HOME NEWS- PAPER FOR OVER strews and HALF A CENTURY Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, June 4, 1952 MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 iccording to Vol. XXIII; No. 133 .ky County The exhibi- rthorns was Ei.44„„,%wer Gains On Taft In IXE 13.;RtIS OVER NATO COMMAND TO RIDGWAY 1; of Angus, V4,4'n Plans Completed To Entertain Hereforde Lates:04 .....\,itern State Primary North-South Cagers, Visitors — - — SSIFIED By United . • strength. Former governor George General Eisenhower itsin Again the townspeople !Nickelson, an Eisenhower man, says of Mur- Monday. June -9, art all-acmpus • votes of overtaking Re. Aalicert a rey and the students, staff and gain of oriln 10 votes each in dance in the Fine -sots lounge on Senator Taft of Ohio in the South faculty of Murray State College the missing precincts will swing are the Murray State campus begin- Dakota presidential primary ..the preparing to roll out the welcome the victory to Eisenhower. ning at 7:45 p.m. will bring the Letter in the mortong mail from hottest primary in the natian yet. mat for the participants in the an- Taft backers, although their can- all-stars and student; at the col- 1 Joe Berry telling us the free page Taft's slim lead gives him 60125 nual North-South all-star basket- didate is leadng. have shied away- lege together. notice we carried yesterday about to 59.436 for Esenhower with only ball game to be played here • from victory claims. And it ap- this A fish fry in the shelter house needing a ride for a disabled vet- 267 of the state's precincts still year Saturday night, June :4. pears that final results in the at Kentucky Lake State Park at • eran did the work. to be heard from in the List J. Matt Sparkman, dean pre- !tightly-fought race f9r 14 GOP of stu- 6 p.m. Tuesday. June 10. for play- convention test of strength _dents at Murray State College between ,national convention delegatesepluS and ers, coaches and commission work- The disabled veteran W-hOW OA the two men. chairman of the entertainment prestige value will not be known ers will follow n afteraeon of his way. Eisenhower was pulling committee for the Nor toSouth slowly , for sure until later today. Sonic' ! swimming and speed boat rides on but steadily abreast of Taft cage claneic, in cooperation a few ebservers even speculate it "miy with the lake beginning at 2:30 p. m. We're glad to help out. votes at a time when county the people on Murray, has set up vete be tomorrow before the victors a Wednesday has been set aside for collection offices closed down full week of entertainment. for ;name could be announced. - full practice sessions 'arraeged by T. 0. Turner brougnt in a pic- the night. And the key to W orking the entereenment victory I But the Democratic primary in the squads' coach. ture of his father yesterday that for Taft or Eisenhower around an already busy schedule apparently South Dakota is all sewed up. At noon Thursday, June le play- wa,s about one and a half feet wide lies in the ballot boxes ef of practice, makes for e full those Senator Kefauver has defseted a__ er!' and coaches will be guests at and about two feet high, 267 unconuted precincts. week's provram Th. _91 pi*".,..6; elieket pledged on the eisss see asnerrnite rneetfiner-Tirll trWn•ray- crv-rer- -Then -denseTi-Cg-nreeltreti- --a- and four coaches will arsive in re in vention ballot to Senator Hubert clubs in the Murray Wornares club.. H. IMO made whin he was a South Dakota counties where Murray June 8 and will be quar- Eis- Humphrey of Mnnesota. Late re- house. At 4 p. m. the same clay prisoner of the Yankees at the enhower has shown the tered in Ordway hall on the Mur- most turns give Kefauver 19.781 votes to the Young Business Men's club of time. That was when we were in- ray State campus. Sunday niget 10,301 votes for the Humphrey Murray will take the visitors to vaded several years back. they will be treated to picture slate. It means eight ronventioe Mayfield. Kentueke where they strews at the (low-lit:sem votea for theaters.' will be pests at barbecue J. J. Turner Kentuver. • -- a at the was res name and Tanks Mayfield Rumble At' the same time. Country Club 6 p.m. he was a member of the 8te Ken- Kefauver woa WHILE THEIR WIVES LOOK ON at left, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, 61, retiring commander, and his succes- the democratic. primary and guests of the Mayfield tucky Regiment. Co. B. Ile was • in Can- sor, Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, 57, salute the colors at the change-of-command ceremonies on the grounds , fomia Chamber of Commerce * captured at Fort Donelscri and Governor Earl -Warren of SHAPE, the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) headquarters Outside Paris. Eisenhower told at a Kitty and Conferences I League was Into Camps . is the victor on the Republican Ridgway: "I leave with the certainty eve can meet any challenge." (International Radiophoto) baseball lathe at 11:15 p.m. eighteen years old at the . Friday, June' 13, lime. - s has been left Kefauvee picked Tip Calif ientes open for full practice sessions. ORS By Caned Press Se Democratic convention votes by., Take Place n with the 5:30 to 6:15 period set That was in the ,year , 0 166,1 American tanks rumbled into Central City Labor Britain And U. S. - Jury Refuses aside for defeating A tiekiit-ficadiff- by attor- • To the players to meet and w Pella' three prison compounds en Koje is- hey-general Edmund Brown. Bea_uasturbance eat, with their 'parents in the din- The picture was in t xcellent- land today, Spok en Indict Principal American soldiers-right 11000 Protest To Rhee Mg hall at Murray State College. .14,443‘„.11 - condition and was very plain. We behind. tr"--"ne -th.e Steel Issue_ state's Of By Leader • Of School Saturday morning at 9 a m. winging cln't know how come it was 19.000 odd precincts eive so It was another clean-tip day on motorcade will leave downtown big, but it way a goo:I Kefauver 539 592 N'otes to 233 089 picture the strife-torn island housing -By United Press urriy or +Amble Corn- for Brown. By United Frew PADUCAH. June 4 fUrn-The • By- United Press a tourr of Kentuck trounist prisoners The president . of war and the Warren's victory gives of district 50 of Great superintendent of McCracken Coun- Conferences on the steel strike Lake State Park and Kentucky one can l Mr. Turner was sporting a hair- him Cali- Britain has joined the action went off like elnee-work... fornia's the United Mine Workers' uni er has ty schools at Paducah take place in two cities today- Dam. After lunch at 12:30 the cut (not has since gone cut 70 Republican convention United States in a diplom itic pro- says the of the last symbols of Red. defiance come up with sonic share, words county New York Washington. motorcade will return to •fini4h style. votr. He dcleated_a slate headed test against President Syngman school board thins the and Murray were wiped out. in connection with the at 1:15 p. m. by Congrea'Sman Thomas Werdel. dispute be- Ithee's plans in South Korea. principal of the Lone Oak schon In New York. officials from 11 h prices American troops ripped down tween the union. and small busi- was right big steel companies meet A reception in The Fine Arts , He died in 1893. il- Warren has piled up 496.4101 votes Five other UN members are in punishing fous boys. to &n- legal! Communist flags and nessmen in Central City.' ews strategy thet lounge at 3 p.m. the same after- • — oropa- te 223.441 votes for • Werdsl. Ky. preparing to join the protest. aimed The yduths were suspended by probably will gonda banners, rescued at least 17 strict 50 chief A D I ewi . principal John Robinson result in a move to open negotia- noon for players. coach-S. par- • 61 Key,pardon, Mr Maddox Neither Taft or Eisenhower ware against ve from the anti-Communist prisoners held by entered spoke in Washinctorrotfter accusa- Lone Oak school tions with the CIO United Steel- ents. families an other visitors, was in this morning to' pay a bill. in the California primary. the South Korean assembly, which two sve:ks be- the Reds, and seized 75 Communist tions foam the business:nen that fore it closed for the workers. It's belisved that confer- will be followed by a buffet sup- In addition to paying bills, he al- But Ten backers .called on vot-rs is strongly opposed to Rhea. summer May leaders. the UMW is pushing people 26th. The ences esetween managemere per at 5 p. m. for invite.] guests to, _makes keys. east their ballots for Wereel and around President Trurran tent youths had been charged of Brigadier General Hayden Boat- in its Central, City organizing with setting eel Phillip Murrae's C13 of the Murray Woman's club in Co. • Eisenhower serriportem maid voters • alive a firm note e,xpressine shock fire to the seats :n ner personally directed the opera- drive. a school bus. Union may be held in New York their club house. We have never seen such a mob favoring the General to vote for and amazement of the South Ko- 1132-J tion from a guard tower. When it Some people have described the County sc hool or Pittsburgh on Friday.-but by Elaborate pre-gams ceremonies • of kids as we have this week Warren rean situation. Mr. Truman urged superintendent was over. without any casteilties dispute as a life-or-death struggle Henry Chambers that time nearly one hundred- will get underway at 8 p. m. in down at the Baptist retires About Rhee to withhold any final action says Roainson reported. Boatner said: 'There: .as far as Central City business was within thousand workers outside e' steel Carr gym on the - Murray State 250 gather there each morning Until American. ambassador John his rights. in going nothing to it." is concerned Businees industry are expested to be idle campus with the game following about eight o'clock in Old has been Muecio returns to Korea. Mums the boys a paddling. The boys' - we add a Meanwhile, at Man Carries hampered not' ineluding Immediately afterwards. couple more Panmuninsn alllet and, twice, the dispute had been vacation parents have- charged the the 650-thousand on our way to work. truce on in the United negotiators have demanded The Colors Of has caused violence. Lone Oak principal slapped their steelworkers now out oti strike. States, r hat was ordered by Presi- an immediate accounting of nearly Once, a merchant was beaten sons in the In Washington, defense produc- The children thoroughly enjoy General Lee dent Truman to return to Korea at face. Castle E. Parker 1.000 United Nations soldiers cap- , during a union-demonstrati en. Last The McCracken tion administrator Henry Fowler the school, but we imagine that the once. . County grand tured by the Reds but never re- week, a union organiser's car was jury has has warned that the output of sec- Receives Degree e instructors are ab rut ready to call Rhee .has accepted Mr. Truman's, refused indict Robin- ported on prisoner lists. By Vetted Press , blown up While the organizer was son for disciplining ret-military weapons will be hurt it a day by the Iqne 11:00 c'clock advice and says he will put aside. the boys and In turn. the Communist A wrinkled old man is eerrying nift#nding ea if the !drake lasts more than four, At St. Louis comes. sub- meetine ' - :his plans to dissolve the assembly,has refused to Imre assault- war--- mitted a note to the allied officials the colors for the lost legions of Lewis says district 50 is "(loin 1 rant against him. Chambers or five days_lati, Chairinan of ter a few days,_The lawniakerg terms Castle Fe Pa- llet-. of Murray. re- protesting what the Reds General Robert E. Lee. no more in Central ..City than the case the Senate Banking Committee Riding the, bus here is a great callei el have been scheduled to vote for a no different from • other ceived the 'cowardly acts of • He is General William at least 200 Burnet Maybank hopes to degree of Doctor of treat for the kids. They slaughter" en Town- other cities. "We're .president by June disciplinary actions taken against get ase used Koje send 23rd and Rhee some Dental Surgery from St. Louis to riding --the only mail present at a nut in organize anybody who walls unruly students by county school action before then. The South in our car whese they is almost certain to be Jefeated. University's School of Dentistry at On the western front in Korea, reunion of Confederate Vet-rans at i t0 be organzed.'• he _ leeye "That's officials. Carolina Demorrat wards to tack ore packed in. About the onie He has demanded a change in the Commencement rxereiscs allied tank runners have Jackson, Miss. Two of Orr other our business. But on an amendment to the controls yester• difference probably is that more killed eir it res there election procedure to put the pre- dav wounded at least 30 Chin,'as six living Coninderate soldiers:are always employers who disciplining bill - which comes up for dsbate In kids are packed in a higine space, sold- don't sidency up to popular vote. But children in McCracken ; Dr. Ralph J. liunche. iers on the banks of were scheduled to attend. want a union." the Senate this morning eirid May- dreictor of but it is different anywey. the Imiln But .so the assembly is opposed. County." He adds that the tiarents ' the Department River. Elsewhere along far, Townsend -a 106-year-old goes* on banks idea is to, create a special of Trusteeship, the battle vets' • lee to say. "we don't It has been paralyzed have the right to ask for a hearing United eran from Olia. for two arbitration board Nations, and winner of the This ljne, allied artillery broke tip Rea Looisiana ...7 tilptish people around. District 50 is before the school board on Rob- with enough date last year: The Sil- alone 'days for lack of a quorum. Sup- 1950 Nobel Peace ?rise, delivered preme feeler attacks with has memories. . la peaceful union. Bet we don't inson's action, power to settle the steel strike. Court upheld. the ronvics porters of Rhee have failed to ap- but that they have the address at the 134th Commence- The old soldier says lie Another Democrat-Senator Hu- 'Won of 11 Communist can't let anybody push us around, Non" not done so. leaders un- remember pear and many opposition asssmbly- ment Exercises held Tuesday, der too much aboet the!' of our boys have guns. The superintendent bert Humphrey from Minersota- the Smith Act. Drivers' although nien have also been absent. alleged- ! says he has June 3, in St. Louis' Kid Licenses war. Says he: "It has all been an store owners says he will fight igainst a pro- Audi- — the do. No store ly because of fear of reprsal by refused a request of the boys' par- torTioutma long ago." He showed newsrinen owners' cars vision of the controls bill that This date 46 'history: A To Be On Sale have been blown up." !thee. However. the Sou:h inorean ents for them to be allowed to number shepherd the scar of a wound on I would strip the wage stabilization of decree, confer- discovered Roqueford is arm , _ enter another school, in McCracken cheese near Next Tuesday but he couldn't president deeies he is terrorizing board red this year is MO. Persons re- Roqueford, remember. whether TEMPLE TO Timms County. pf its powers. Humphrey France, in 1070, Clar- he had been . . . the assembly. ceiving degrees this June Ineluded ence hit by a Unien bullet The Cincinnati Will try to retain the present Chamberlin and Chstles• Le- FRANKFORT. or Feeds • are rending ! students from 40 steles and June 4 1112)- a Union bayonet. . authority of the WSB to settle eight vine began their' flight from Infielder John Temple to Tulsa of places outside tfie. Mine-, New Kentucky drivers' licenses His family says he will wage disputes. and it looks like United States. ola, New York, to temem- the Texas League on 24-hour re- Eialeben. Ger- will be ih the hands her More when GOI.DEN GATE PARK Surgeons Convinced Maybank's plan for special many. in of circuit the other teateratti call to make leer a board 1927: Winston Cnurchill clerks by. next arrive. tem outfielder Will Tuesday, for sale But the_famili^s of all the Willard Marshall, Ten Year meet opposition fr m his Mrs. keen made his famous "We Shar Never wire Wasacquirs TO GET REDWOODS Old Boy Johnson as soon as ,possible, the Hate men admit that this will have .own party as well a3 the Rentibille Surrender' speech, is to ed from the Boston Braves last 1940: The revenue_ department announces.. be the last reunion. Will Recover cans-led by Robert Taft. Injured In Wreck Battle off Midway ' night. . was fougheeen A 1952 aniendment SAN FRANCISCO gin' - San Taft has warned • 1142; and to the limn:r- he will lead 9 the allies tok tiame. in ing law imposes Francisco's Golden Gate Perk is to GOP LEXINGTON June 4 1944. a one dollar pen- CINCINNATI_ Ohie_t UP)-Sur- fight against any DexeseratIc (Ur)-The alty' for failure to renew a license have the first and only redwood , geons who performed e difficult attempts to .jam through special iltife of a former Kintucky gov- SMILING IN THE RAIN -grove ernor. by July It, and the law allows no in the world eoritaining all ' operation on a 10-yearold Mays- legislation to get steel- production Mrs. Keen Johneon, is un- S5 known der exernptinna. spEcies of the Iree, the ville. Kentucky, boy say hey are going again Taft-who heads up treatment in a Li teingten hos- Redwood pital Another major charete makes Empire -Association an- convinced he will re;over. the Senate Republican policy com- for injuries received yeste Fulton Downs nounced. day in an some licenses good for one yoir Billy Varvell who "placed ids mittee., feels that no special strike automobile accident ST The grove's Vanrebtirg. Madisonville In periods, others for two years. Per- first tree, a rare faith in Jesus and the doctors," al- arbitretinn machinery should bs. Cunningham evergreen Mrs Johnson son, whose last name starts wen of Chinan so Is convinced he will rns.ke the. created until the Taft-lialstiey Act suffered r and Race For Lead has already been ut the letters "A" through preserted to; grade to talk ane play like other t and all other existing laws are L4 report'sbruises, In good "K" will Mayor purchase licenses rood Elmer Robinson and plants yOungsters his age. tried. condition. The former _nverror A two fon- two re. -run triple by Bill ;Bickel years ed in the park. ; Billy's ceived a mininr cut on Those with last initials, in parents, Mr. and MI i hie kned with two opt. in the ninth innog It was the gift of W. Warren An-, when the car the "L" through "7." onion will William Varvell, thok hum to ;a , he w s driving over- gave the Kitty's- derson. of Kentfield. Iron Age, the news turned, League leading buy one-year beeneese Calif.. who Cincinnati hospital after reading organ of the The J( etons ware etc- Fulton Lookout, a 2 to 1 explained it Was gencesally believed steel industry, says manufaeturing Inioute from ir victoey The two-year license will cost that a _rare operation had been. heme in Rich- over Madisonville last night, that-the only existing tedwoeds-arei performed industries should be able to • ride mond, Kent in. two dollars, the one-year license there on a child's heart. y, to White Sulphur creasing Fulton' teed the Coast. Sierra, end out a keel strike it it baits Springs, W , to three one dollar. Dann red- ! Theo were leinsing sosnethire could no at Virginia full ga mes woods. more than two or three and dropping the After this year, all he done for their son, who weeks. Miners licenaes will He was Most reanufacturers from second to thirl he for two pointed out the exotence ot ailing and never had it %ayee have years. thug mak ine walked. an operating only other related redwi.ocis. the guile; After many examinations inventory ranging'-.be- Don Menner pitched half of all licenses in the doctors fiva-hit ball Urytomeria of Japan. the Arthro- inserted tweerr two and six weeks. Hqw- for the state renewable each year, reduc- a e fine plastic tube into Lookouts to win, but he taxis of 'Tasmania, the ever, some spot short:11,ra may ing the loan on circuit lenbrella the vein of Billy's arm. They 'work- de- was a beaten pitcher until 13ickel clerks' "Pine." the Bind velop. end also some offices. "Cypress" the ed at to his heart end confirmed shortages Reporterg 1 came up with that last-ditch triple. 'Chinese Swamp Redwood particular types of steel :.Orl sev- their fears that the valve,- of his wh 41, . could tie qp some Owensboro rpm other species. heart were obstructed induetri for also won a last-gasp and blood lack of QUESTION: Miss Sharbrough could not circulated certairinparts- victory to take second place. edg- freely through There has the body. Another publicatinn. We/Nation- been a report made ing Mayfield, 7 to R. when May- To Make Trip - 50,0ft MBAS ENOUGH, al that with adequate They teld the Metalworking weekly,' says the nvidern light- field-manager Red Barrett boy's parents then ing the accident ht a To NEWSBOY DECIDES that Billy automotive industry/appears -to ton wined be batter with the bases Europe must have an operation cut loaded lo have enough steel /on hand to less than one-fourtn, what force or death. might come in six for in ,-the winuing run. about Jour or fi is your opinion on this? Miss Jacqueline Shartanrough. es .-month, weeks of pro. Mayfield BALLARAT, Aus:ralia t1.11211- ANSWERS: • had a 5 to 2 lead when senior at Northwestern . Billy didn't duction: University. Les Thomnintr. 55, has walked hesitate. He said "I'd the ninth Inning started. but three is SO.- Mrs. Harry Shekell: I'm not well lookipir forward to an Eur twirl OW miles .rather die on the' operating • shine three walks, an and worn out 96 pairs, of table read on it. but I believe error and tour during the month of Jule. than go on as I am." that is thisto hit boots over the last ,18 years in eight. 'think hangman turned the tide. is inlet four is Last Thursday it would cut the traf- offered annually to bringing the news of the uorld the eargerins fic Itonkinaville piled up II a limited to accidents a 101 runs number of studeets and the people of Clunes, operated. Before the operation.' In the clod three inning,, a township William Futrell: and is sponsored by the Theta Sigma near here. Billy told his mother: don't went on "Dor t wnr- Now OnElFriattk&inie-a know If it could_be to a 18 to 4 win five,. Phi journalism f r t ern ry. Morn, Jesus eat thet much, it y. The "That's twice around the world, gave the doctors it Might .Tarkson that boosted. the Hoppereseeroup will travel • waY in do though, beca.Ise if anyone by plane and 'and that A enough for any man." this and know they Sgt Ronald E. Burkhen son of can't. all the way from sixth place to dell will see -well of coarse., they are leave New 'York on June 11) Thompson .said. cure me." , Mr. and Mrs Misr Burkecre fourth. over Jacksori "Now I'm going ar- a lot more apt to havs7ii. wreck. and Union They will visit the prineipal coon- to retire." Bill isn't well yet, but rived in Korea City Ray he is so May 4. lie is a Clyde Farris: If they Sefcik senttered eight' tries and. cities in Europe cheerful and pert -member had itited )1 an,1 Eng- Every -day. of As* •IX that ,,physiciantsi of .223rd ref/indent: of the light, leek:Ion hits for The :Wilt. s'snland. are sure he ••;Iff they trf,t, thetr •asa Sunday, fOr lifictOr4 has no Sun- soon will be And, 1 40h Infantty Division and js a ' WOO -Dynko pitched his thine best dimmers. I think scent-% Miss Sharborough. daiighter of day newspapers. Thompson of all, he may yet walk. . squad /elder on the vIelory of. the season, walk- front lines, Van Valentiae: I'm tore all of them Mr and Mrs C. L Sharborough ad -a newepeper BurkeqCsays it would of r Mum. delivery rotund 'that he ie, dolor. tine, be cut a whole shutouts• as Psdiucnh tr. pledMurray. has MAIN FOURS down in New Work out Mrs Matthew • lot. I wouldn't majored in radi o iftelgoary looks as took 'hitrro'Ver 10 miles of hills ands. but aeyeeTheeyeill he on the alert say Union City, 13 in 0. He yielded • pretty as recent, the general On the border ne whether it would be these ex- only journalism at Northwestern escorts her across a street following /WV.. dale to Nepel arid ,as the and • Tibet eriernYliari.ciiiirht -tour, of Pet flgurett It four hits. - will graduate ices In Saint; Bartholomew's Episcopal church. stands Mount everest, the not an lone 16 (internatfosal) Eiu'h yeir he wore out half a , the UN etehrds astern on this hill 29,002 foot pinnacle that towers Mrs Forrest Outland: I believe dozen pairs of array issue boots. and killed them just before he it, • above everything elite on earth. ar- would. geod •Ighta 'on a car. •••••••••••• • rived there aka ' 1 • e'147-.-7 Am-veer • . . sesoS sseesessi . -111 -....1-••••••••••••• -

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PAGE TWO TH DGER & WEDN;SDAY, JUNE TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY 4, 1952 \ 01•:12 THE LEDGER & TIMES motornmffriew PUBLISHED St LEDGER & TIMES PlUBLISIIViG COMPANY . Five Good Buys ,Sliatiolidation of Mu:ny Ledger. The Calloway Times. and The "es-Herald. Oct.,e•r 2.'.".73. •no West Keatucktans January 1812: 1950 Ford 4-Door Custom, Radio, • Heater, Overdrive. :fe reserve egiii ..,es Letters to the Editor. r- .t• Public Voe itema whieh.en our efpitucn are not for the best interest 1949 Ford 4-Door sd our reacters. FOaRnd t-ThL Custom itewrt stove. na eUx.b!. ASSOCLAI102L_ 1118-9 .1TIONAL. REPRESF.NTA'l iVi.b V.!Tat CO.. 1946 Mercury 4-Door. 481, LW, (Lc eland Back% Tif In the American League •"allrhe.. N:empluss Ten:.; 234j iui,. Ave.. New Yur N. Ilichigar. 1941 Ford Club ? 'eve. Chtcado; SO 13elyston St.. Be-an. By United Pres Pinch-hitter Johnny Sain's bases- Pittsburgh. Jackie Robuieen. Gil FOR S. 1 The Cleveland Indians -ice bark loaded single with two out in. the Hodges' and Carl taxillo homered Coupe. house Entered e the Po.: Office. Murr..y. Ke cky, fur transmission on top of the American Leaflet.. 13th gave the Yanks :hat 4-3 eds.e and Duke. ,Snider hit two triples Local( Second Ceess nbly after a full night of 1•-aseball that / over Chicago. Bob Hogue e tme- on to accoOnt, for all the again-t 1941 Chevrolet 4-door and - roamed some goed pitching peen- in' the, 13th tot the win. teal Bil- loser George Muns-er and Forrest $6750.1 JBSCRIPTIOS RATM. By :Tier in Murray. ly. of hitting and two extra inmeg ly Pierce went all the Way for the Main. Ralph Branca' Sedan per week 15c, per rets the win for tr :entle 115c. In C...loway a adjolnuts By HARRY CARAY games. loss. Each side hen 12 hits-all although lie needed help counties. per year, $3.30; else- in.-dee • • and I eLere, 15.40. ninth. George Strickland and Ed toot ever tile teed- single. Invest Fitzgerald homered,for the Pirates. Many others to choose from. by shutting out Bor.nr. 4-nothine. Veteran Satchel Paige', third a sp.: wrasit itiiitti In other games, St. I outs won a straight single drove in- toe win- Be sure to see our line of n-A17-, JUNE 4, 1952 . At Cincinnati Ewell Blackwell - 11 al .17-inning thriller frein• Washing- ning run as the Browns took good used cars before ; rr MIGHT BE that the ap- en the.past, whose slownees afoot that and Frank Smith teained up for a k you night alt-aeason 1011. 34._Brit _York _edged chit-ago 17-Uming game front Washington, --r-proechitt4- is de:tined to.-resulted -I& many -O.:Wale -pities-- three-hitter against the Ph.ls with "lay' I ' major which might 4-3. us Winnings and Philadelphia 3-2. Paige came on in the :2th in- produce the first cutback ended what nave be- Smith getting the w n In relief, 3 SPOR'fS ""'"" :n major, league salaries. Since come rallies. Rice begin to master - Cook Detroit. &I.. In the National fling to beat egliefer torn Derrick. LINEUe 2-1. Wally Poitt drove in btth CAn- . League. expenses hay: contiilued of hitting Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh. Horne runs by Attic Clark and ; living to the art the tell into cinnati runs with a home.. and a B. C. BYRD 4 rise however, it is not lik.• y that .right field near the- end of last 6-4. Cincinnati clipped ..Philadel- Hank alajeski jheiperl the A's to • :Ingle oft loser Robin Roberts. By relied Press " • res conSe.c.u.ive vi-ti"-T" in '104 the players Will acee.pt suth redue- season. This spring, however. he phia. 2-1. Boston edged St Louis. that 3 I win-ovei last place Lit- The B0417* sold lit's 10-round r , at Ch. lions witheut bitter resietstr.ce. It seemed to have lost that touch 3-2, and in an afternoon coatest2- troit. Virgil Trucks started for the Jim Wilson's two hit pitching -autftelder .cago.-"I Ma-elm" to the rated •ars the.foUrth best welter- is very likely therefore- that :he again and perhaps nobody, ever New York shellacked :Swaim. 17-4. Tigers but, left with the loss in the and George Cruwe's eighth inning Motor Co. Rees lie: an unar.e.ounc- acirle--ts expected to. care,. a 10- corning winter will mark one of looked weaker at the plate than Big Mike Garcia shoved the Red eighth inning. homer gave the 13.-aves that 3-2 . EOM_ _EIZabieS- . -weight- -ad...mirage 1 1 Th ettret -Unpleastere--in- --recent Del -did during tn.: elhibition Sox into se:ond plei.:/e by pitching Getting back to those National edge over St. Louis. Willard • • .her- Cincinnati 0 1406 West Main St. r • Ch:Za 30 Staciturq years. Attindance, box office. games. As so often happens, seven enter for Cleveland Maury League games. the: Uerigere' extra Schmidt is the loser • Sojiy He. . •-rit t, Besten on ..- peT,7 bale -n mel wili - crowd*, whatever you *.violo call found himself gout.; to the' other McDermott is the loser. %eke. Las- base power • kept them on top of kmus...and Peanuts Lewrei eat the 59 ' turn. t: e...er. tearr, A CUriy-`-..nred J.tek_LL. . Bu..ite of: it represents to tn.: pegers the extreme of hittin; everything in. ter hornered for Cleveland''' the trot) with that Hat s--'-t over I only Cardinal hits. •cond .playre' vo:1 • te --cr.:. to to Rotaotor. Ls. gilt. top mon:e Gorse That Lays fheir Golden tu right field but eventurlly ne raves J.ater :n the year, Marsha.1 Lb -yd Man- ,I Fogg! With baseball attendance in straightened hirnaelf out and as °tarI. • has seven ye fea viciery :::.•iee.ey the, gen..rel eubstential4Y lower. wish the season started he hit a con- 6:30 1 averaer. of .279 i.: hi•eni. .234 Westcrr Ceer. St. Letes. Burke! the at of baseball operation rtant keel. While •r.ever rising to 6:45 • us lee:see. eas banked $12.4efi prier u- oney ever inereaaing and with only eer- the heights of a Musial, Rice 6:55 D 4 i-v-t4 y•s. ' ie:II-LI-le reas.1111g • laranc.ad-pro• ..e..e.thates' s.as the only lOnski- 7:11i- The long-range t. reca••• cat!, oy $3.31)o. tit from television whereas `othees tentiman in the lineup as h...f aver- 7:15 C r fair and rnolerat• we-.:tter itt , iufler from reduced - gates on the axe fluctuated only bete -en the Houses • sissss yweicht -and Defending Lots . Chan.p..'a Lei. Joug- I road, The ecancm:c hyldw-ting of 280 and 3-10 span Rice is a goad 6:00 D , Phl'edeleh 3 etlwee-. .s.! !.rd D...--.1. -ell -.s in '.ee run- 1953 is plainly visible Add to this ..xan'.ple of why patseece i o nee- 8.11 PI i ....leen Wal t• C ,: -ie? (,.. *re 11. stet A e,..611.1,11--title: --the ur4vrtainty front (re rr. ripower . cowry - in baseball--it tcok him 8 F...zeirl C7. ' 8:10 51 ..: m :-.. :11c.--• re:- . roe-iner of seCndP-int one. you cell ae;.reciare I years to acquire toe k.tack. he 5.45 Is • dal e 1. t.h".- e top-eiget !tr.:, - '.i. ....e bo.o.; that baseball cane's bees their 1 needeel to change trim -. rally.- 9:00 Is •' • • . •- '.r. :n...ed ..T --.."': .1 ,t e-i_ Tom set to problems: At.c.xiance killing out-man into a % iluabl4 , • For 9:15 Is Nt . Sale • ; it ...leer.. ye..e:±'. eut Den Car. strangely enough I..; held up tn: catcher! 945 P e.•! •!- r ...I: St L. .e. T.-fly Lie.dennan the. rnidseet whet-. the weaker t IT IS-a fact ti: -t hutting tho mu° N . .:" Dstr l't- • ...re; Cardinals Ros-4-1 ,...... 0: ci-be ....: slppte.:erb rn hold forth. as much as th.:.:- Liek 10:05 R .,.-0.:a. power eieicats d. Landinen "while "falling elart.ur.aly in - the of during. then slutep yetis lk:15 R ,•.r. ....:-. iil-ecertre ..s.gs-r.4.-,- of iste whit:« 04.1isely ovulated esieteretHiie defensive wetilun.-ft of Me out-, BRICKS 'BRICKS BRICKS -\------.-See4a,- ..4,".:. - T,...u..rst.:txua....T.a..a.. v...... :444,..--mas-av.1-.41eld.....aitat daspite_si lowly batting' BRICKS 10:30 LI • •-•.nv .te.ontes when *et west.: average one of the most •...luable 10:45 L kir.ameisi- tleiroc..tra_mberg the Key/ 'Lints - A gorgeouaisrick home siteletlY of the- WOO el ri.„ executive type, rock wool insulated, storm vindotes and -doers of the best 1 -,,aae Ceeiger Wei We.-41 411lerum-that located on Poplar St. This •is One of the fine. homes --11t157-11 ,eirete'. This PletcnitieruponBubbalcinCitn:rctnh' in type and quality and has electric beat throughout. This liz3u .t.e.ir the eastern , m e the city of Murray and is lotated on very . ,i).s have cira...ri corr•iiterably s lisCist:einstantae-ti . a- spacious lot, property is strictly nice ed the prise isi'very reasonable. 11-45 1-1 beautiful floors': parlor --,.- -.site eississ nin th.• west 1 Reds was, -It sure is good to join , sun glassed-in with Use floor. Now if a cute little d room. house with utility 12:00 N . complete baths, room and We Will Be .• s.-se vers, Coringide Lee 1 a team *which has one marmoset , ne w fuel oil furnace, fine basement electric heat, well financed with a GI loan, would appeal 12:15 N. ••,- s c e II I te.s nela' e-,tentiet and three coaches instead of and a fine home in every sense of 12:30 • CI on / a the word. _This proper,: to you, then investigate, this property at once. You can - . has D.. I'. ., (11.-1.u:bit: `,°47747t..hicochachlja7.4 ifis..s ss.ssisses,ty is priced reasonable 12:4.5 L I tie r.t.i very and you will like it. pay the owner his equity in caAi and assume bestball has bte•o•re big. a GI loan LOD A - I We offer you a new 3 bedroom-sbriek home on paved payable $46.81 per ,•ness It circiti..3 . That suet about does 'monthwhich payment includes taxes 'CLOSER- ree,ht yetrs i.; it ter :noils.1 Areet, eeautiful hardwood 'floors, lovely living room, and insurance. • Please • ss.s..ssis-g :.veStrr. these investigate this ,property at your • 1:45 the ,nt. a., : --be 'eelitlf You rl pages I dining main, a large kitchen and ran it rat:,,: oreftt c..s.,. next week. Lent -the 1. reo _dinette , and electric earliest convenience. • ' heat throughout. O'v.remberi . •,, s„,- ,--.. ,,. riA.' .. ;:-..- - IL .• that ya it dem.'e 'wner is willing to sell this property base to flt, part in at a real In design,ii workmanship . EACH THURSDAY UNTIL FURTHER, 1 -ebabfy the m ..... ui te-rtai.: ; a sport to be a good one, bargain if sold within the next few days. Im- and material we can offer you d' . - 'a half brick 3-bedroom hou with tees of them all: --- 1 . isincereiy, •' garage attached and There is a lovely brick - - utility room which house will be NOTICE IT COCLD 13E-th:,t ever as, tri,* i home located on paved Street completed within the • on a beautiful lot which consists of 2 timely bedrooms, next two weeks. This property is located on a beautiful Ci./ dinals were dustpan" mg Ir, residential Beginning or June 5 their surprise:giv s!oef .t.:rt. • large living room, dining room and an extra large street apd the lot is 76x150 feet and to see - 1St- -this the bets ht egot, was the coolie _ chen, garage . attached and utility room, electric heat property is to want it. Tbe peke is reasonable and c.: of Te... Rice. W.in throughout, v on should investigate the teiun concrete drivewiiy from striet toi tentage. T. *, it at your earliest convenience. et: 1945 altle.an el el.11 :. eine ;1 i storm doors storm L I W lien hnd windows. i This is a real buy and ' A Vona. bi you fine and elaborate 8 room Livingston County sot.k should see it-at ones \ ' • home with In bar 'teRrmier:an...tion15-i 711 ,•1, dee.''I'i pre,ere- t4.!ni.::e' c oryzight. nit many C. carao 50 acres of land located on Highway 121, she (leei .' CHARM BE AL -r,orn.s sne-fourth a 7,1 SO T1 SHOP requ:red, vi t...... eb,l1 ' .- .... If a 'good brick home slightly more Ilion one block mile from the Murray College. This..heauti- tobitopt w es a fele d.fereive 10.:etroer ___ _ ful home has the best sto from the High School would interest you, we have just white oak hardwood floors on hou.ehe 500 West Maple Sir.::t e a• v.- ak h •1..r. 11.,:. 1..y. e ,i, , first ishet_ you have been waiting for. Thiabome eansiets- of- F.- and second _ floors. interior waits and maiza. -re appi;ealien elr'Lm.- 1,.-."4...n t ,- beautiful plastered to a Queen's ceiling t°1; the at( 7 17.• . 4 he-.'Arity---- -• rooms on first floor and adequate space on taste. There is also a complete terribly : Sh'. pSa• - 'tr. f.r, I second floor bath and first and second slab ta r'il ,il lad s•--,,,n A ; -.-.....- • for 2 additional bedrooms, full basement. floors and lots of nice cedar„... sea am circled drive-way to basement for lined closet 'space. There is also a full him all hey Stand storing of car. • This basement with 54 elt property is strictly nice andatie -*rim very , driveway into the .basement. with overhand door,- large happy is reasonal°'°'• electric hot OrkiWO Standing of the Teams fully constructed to FHA specifications throughout. water heater and 'a bin-fed stoker. This is end sia National Leagee an on fro, Please investigate this-home at your earliest convenience, elegant home in every-sense of the word, aside from 16, Team W L Pet, there they hi 41%11.; V49-es, oirr,..fitsW being 5.0, acres of good land, and there is also a While B. ,r 24 11 713 Now no doubt you have expected one fine nelghbi of these days Ipke on this farm. There is also a fine stock barn. Ilona. I my N Is 11 6.3.1 you- would- have an opportunity to purchase milk house, CA a lovely large poultry house that • Chicag.: 24 LI 571 brick home on Murray's most will take hare of calling C ncinnati beautiful - residential 500 chicks, also a new double garage.' tronlils 21 n .4ite streets near the College. This is a real ;watch • St.. Louis We can offer you a select home Piece property, well located 21 2.3 477 which has l; lovely of and is. priced very rens- • "PhilsdelphLe IS 22 rooms on first floor, 4 large cedar onab le. Please investigate 45n lined closets, a this at your earliest con- - Boston 16 23 410 spacious living room and dining room venience. "HE with will to down Petsburgh 11 35 23'1 'Wall rugs, large utility room,-complete with- bath end lovely 3 room second fluor. apartment • FLfe, with A FEW SPUCIKLS IN FRAME. "Is American Learn. beautiful cabinets in ititchen as well as a 4 room garage HOUSES Ifs Team NI Pet. apartment with beautiful We _have "PC hardwood a lovely Guaranteed floors, and. if you 1 bedroom house located on Wells lie bi : Cleveland 26 IR 191 could make out with the 5 rooms on first flobr_jjsis Drive which has beautiful • Bnieon 24 IR 571 pr in- hardwood floors throughout, baby errty would bring in $100.00 per -month. -- -` • 2 bathrooms, utility they't W, hinyt. n _ 23 •IP 54,: This property room, lovely cabinets in kitchen. • is located on a beautiful walls - and and I, New York 20 lot 85x18$ feet and has beauti .-- ceiling thorough), rock wool insulated.' lots ful shade on front and rear lawn. This ot closet space.' and • Chico 22 22 .500 is absolutely I truly a very desirable "4 bedroom , "W Philadelphia choice property and you should house 'which 17- 19 472 investigate this -fine home . should- be of interest to anyone' requiring rnyse St, without delay. 4--tedroomS. s 4 Lou:s 21 25- .457-- This property is priced to melt quick\as the • ing I IL _28 • owner is leaving "It io Oh yes,'It's a duplex'located Murray.. Please inspect this at yo-ur - one block Satisfy from she's I- - the Mur- earliest convenience. ray • College and it's a solid brick, interior all been ';esterday's Results walls on metal plastered lath. This duPlex consists of 5 of. Murray's most.One elegant she'a • Mesa' League each side, roomson homes located near tin mont New '0 17. t-hirago separate entrances, separate fuel Oil urea) Cnilege._ This honte ,4 in basement, furnaces consists 'of a large living. -(2incir.r..-tr. 2.- Shilach-4. i• separate light and water meters -room. also second living 1 a very and is truly room, large sun-parlor glassed our • 114.1.pn.. 3, St. ',nuts 2 • desirable well located piece -of-property int large dining room-, can . and you mono,. Fun elaborate kitelled and st. . bed- • "Y Itrroklyn C. Pittsburgh I occupy one-half of this duplex and take r baseinSas. and dinar .per Month, $5,O0 8,siew fine- fuel oil furnace. or it hi truly a good investolent with apittocated on one of the moat didn' American League come . ahln. - desirable lots in Murray, inves of 4100.00 per-month. The lance is right. _the lot being 100x.1a0 feet. N .4; York 4..'Chica.,&i. 3 .13 :n- If you - This is an unusual opportu:- the . are interested in- one of Murray's nity and you-should investigate brick _homes' with vert..finest . ft without delay, 'was kits of lovely _rooms.-- turn Cl- velend .../3r..ton i closets 9- cedar lined . We ists;s-Offer-sou.it - 1.).t.r.eit and radiant heat wad - a home in every new hwnse 'Which has never been ant 'Ith.l:rtelPtua 3, is just 'out detail that oeciipied. This W...f .of this world, then investigate beautiful _new home consists of a lovely bine z• 1 17 this property living room, -clothes at Aonnc • __ _ closet as you entet, an extra large Here's ,r Guarantee: I*sg ' kitchen which has mad new, sarisfy you. It sarpastes tb• beautiful • cabinets and asphalt tile impart eJEPIti HAW";HsaityDaty iec.e new 8 room duntax. - -NB • . floor, 2 rovely cool' Pr••noJna recommemdoSisgr of..mosor car 4 on each side with com- bedrooms with large Motor Oil for ten Instedact Today'sGames. plete bath, nice room closets, nice bath- for is-or up for engine tubes- cabinets ,M kitchen. beautiful -with 'nice fixtures, to 1,0(5) miles. eation.p provides P ducah hardwood fully screened, rock wool in- ht-en. it von aren't a new bist; floors, gas furnace in-walls, extra stilated.• utility room satisfied ow in tabri.fectisse lio.p.e.nvillee itek.ot large utility, room with, uric 'wired for automatic washer,. .,,er.camt, go Pi any Philips 2 electric' hot water heaters hot elec. IA Phillips Gd Heavy M: irav.nville Fulton. and 2 nets of laundry tubs. water heater, and lot size the Dealer and he'll arrange for Duty Pre This property can .be This bowie being 75x150 feet. the a trill, using any MUM 14 OSOf Oil LS truly 7twivit Mayf at Owensbor purchased for a very .reasonable is fully FIJA constru'eted available,od a:qty." It Milli and owner and we can secure )ou %sant,.star v4ieh.s1 does an elitstaadtes Is wilting to- sell this property ... job in trucks as for only desire. Please inspect tsar tlow can Phillip, well an igisins AmPriean League $2000.00 in cash and pay the new me ..1 make such yaur car an extra balance liSt1 -at your earliest- a daring gmernotast matg,iis you should '-'W ing re°14'• fi k' conyenience iiil the price Hire • protection. Try Phillip, ("! at New York -- look into this proposition at once. :rig-Il"t4- and IY:IiIIAI sje ol la nil uiifek at. that el ylyo.u" 87 - Phillips 66 Messy ea.1r Duey Pi ail/ire .1-3. Dohs n 07-2.. - - arm Duty Premium Motor Mosorail. Perhaps you would be interested. in a more Modest.. We Oil will sa•r•tier smisfictionlir.'"" . I Cleveland at flortatreFerl:":" have several brick, homes • -I . price brick home near the High' School, hoiise this ad that do not appear in ratry)l• ;4-3, - which .and many nice frame homes Get ready consists.-of 4 lovely'roomsas well as a large utility which are not listed ROM for Summer with "66 Servite" ti al Ph ;Taftelph ia. night rooM.,above• ,We also haS:e_s_i_large-listiog •, i ft .0-1. ,v Shenet in which there is a fireplace -and (lipid be used for '14011tes. of farms-, severa-1----- the .r S'914 a.Of Oe., [realer oilers 6 %deter {orrice; the ,104.,. Lake propertyand arid 6 MA",10 ,4411011 . j toe at W. in.noo. night - third bedroom. This home lotA and everything in tool upin 14.a. gal U.%(AM foe ...arm weather has beautiful-hardwood floors, r.eal"estate you he'll cots. rinsing, tat ArII could desire. to drat., lights, worn wipers, hatter, and , C 01 3 or li ; 40-4. Ste a ••• r.dsana bieriirs. and fin bele for ' • vet r lowistenanee. hell change ' 50,loheicase tke chassis. chits spelt plata, woe?. peciv, Ilvti iainsteasolne and dare/venal. and deals and &bah An., •:.fcco Dn.e in today for -04 Stevie'," National 1.etern• , • 1 . _ knc 4 .e,..rik :en e. P tt,hur•n. • I.,; • ' • s GotNew, '1- • • -.L.r., 3-1. J.., Friend ..' . - lie Improved York .a! . Chicago .;..: .0 thli - Baucum Real •,-,0411.-h .7 20 ' Estate Agency "-Phittipi 66 p'PodliSti are distributed in Murray and v.acinity by . ..---3-0---eit-•-iessoteeeneehee-Fkteet - . , 1:2,. • NOSLE FARRIS • ;it innati„ PHONE 122 NIGHT PHONE 716 .2-ro vs.. I3,./ r1;* st:

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JUNE 4, 1952 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1952 THZ LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY riffarez PAGE THREE CARD OF THANKS The agriculture department an- 3c per word, minimum charge nounces it will increase research od We wish to express our actorecia: Equipment Buys I on the air-sac disease whieo .has SOc for 17 words. Terms cash in tion to our friends and neighbu:s MAN'S been ravaging poultry .farms in WATCH I for their nelp and sympathy CLASSIFIED ADS edvanc• for each insertion. at Delaware, Maryland, Georgia and 4-Door the death of our father and hus- Distinguished 17 jewel de- • Saves Babies some other states since last fall. band, Henry tadio, Willoughby. sign. Handsome new style s•OR SALE: 37 ford, radio and 1 We especially thank Bro. M. Almost 85-per cent'of the broiler [ heater M. verdrive. . FOR SALE completely rebuilt motor NOTICE Hampton, Inc Max H. Church- B chickens were stricken in some expansion band. and chasis. A real b'uy. 43 Mer- , ill Funeral Home, and orn Early I all --thd Maryland poultry areas. The de- 4 cury convertable• Radio and heat- I others who made this loss easier sease kills or Outstanding Value -Door • 011 SALE: Cheap-Maple sofa HOUSE AND 13ARN SPRAYING, stunts the birds. As er and extras. Excellent condi- for us to bear. The floral one.-- the name implies, it and chair, 3 burner kerosene now being done by Sam Kelley. By United Press . strikes their tion Under ceiling. Phone' 9,' iings were greatly amireciated. stove. 301 South 3rd, phone Rid your premises of pests suet Premature babies still have a respiratory systems. It cause has IP 1118-W. _room 223. , • -- very not been 'discovered. -150 as flys, roaches and moths. Call Mrs. Henry Willoughlry no:Dr-Mince or survival- but speeially Sam Kelley today. He will also ' and Children equipped hospitals are saving JEWELERS11 0 FOR SALE: Used Frigida:re re- check your home To -I.-El:MITES. many of them. FOR SALE: A A good seven room frigerator, good condition. House Don't let termites undermine bulletin from the hospital house with council oath. Lot 62x300 tee:. 116. Vet Vilhge or phone 1441 your home. Call Kelley Produce, of New York tells the Urban G.,Starks Located two tory. A blocks from college or 30I-W. J4c South-13th. Street, phone 441 TF survey fOr 1949 showed rolet 4-door and a wonderfui buy for only that more than 95 per cent et and Son $6750.00. Owner is willing to sell FOR -SALE: Apartment "size tiny premature babies died in the NOTICE: girl, college student de- :s••errtr,11 77.1. keys 12th. & Poplar Phone 1142 for $750.00 cash Gown range. Been used 6 months. W1g3.411 sistrei,4:e•••ein first month. But the mortality rate payment sires employment during vaca- tried for itching at .rms. 1,:zsis.it.s • and balance like sell cheap. John Hicks, 507 Floe, among these taken to hospitals Paying rent. ,, tion as typist and general office f r"tbr'"` 4thi"... f°°' or Has Thick Butt Asphalt Phone 252-M. Year skin trouble ,wia. be-snythIng frees With special equipment was only ) Investigate this quick as this is .1"'" ONDWR SA L VE •ad Roofing .... $6.00 per so. choose from. worker. Call 945-J-3 J4p bead to 70 per cent a special opportunty. Baucum WoNneit !definite,' soar ere, nap yea, e our line of FOR SALE: 50 head pigs at 810.00- ,- rtie Isf”, I, th. Steal Estate A grn cy, phone 1=. • CAtauj..611 I.. • each. Clyde H. Roberts, Route • a•la gar *ea 1..114. at rs before you night AVAILABLE: Position for salesman, white, greaseless phone 716. JO,", 3, Murray. WONDER SALVE . .5p- Salary and or commission. Retail oretkeptls, ft. •gls appesrawee. Sale fat WONDER SALVE ant Sales experience desirable, not Address. (lit , WONDER SOAP - results et menet .6e€ compulsory. Reply own writing Truly wonderful preparations PLEASE HELP ME .. . Your refunded.. earth _Chap° IYRD For The But In Wm) -Box 32-W. Age 25-45. This is Sold in Murray by Wallis, Dale Eidertainikent a profitable opening for .the right A Stubblefield Drug Stores; or find a house that be rented. 1 have a new employee man- itt your hometown druggist. r Co. (and I wanta keep him) who needs 2 or 3 bed- . 1340 VMS 1340 Wanted _ room home in or near Murray at a reasonable rent. ORM 1 Main St. POSITION WANTED: Job as stenc- Either furnished or unfurnished. one 59 Dial Phone grapher or clerk typist. 2 years If you can help me, call college training and some ex- me June 5, perience. Phone 857-X-W. J5,) WE DO ALL THIS! - - Thursday, 1952 Frank Lancaster, Varsity 41•••• Theatre 11U0 Farm Fair 2:00- News • Tune engine for peak WANTED: Car and driver to Leuis- 6:30 Hymn -Time 2:05 Music for you to 2:4S performance and economy. via.. leaving early Friday morn- 6:45 Calloway Capers 2:45 Jimmy Dorsey • Flush cooling system. ing to take a blind vote-as for 6:55 News 100. News • Change oil to proper grads. soisif. • P TAU . orriing Cheer 3:05 reitern Sear age plus $10.00 per nay. Cri • Check transmission and 7:15 Clock Watcher 3:15: Western Star Berry, commander American differential for proper to 8:Ott 3:30 Music for Thursday Legion Post 73. J5c lubricants. 8:00 Nevis 3:45 Music for Thursday • Lubricate chassis and wheal 8:10 Morning Devotion 4:00 Postcard Parade bearings. 8.30 Mystery Shopper 4:15 Postcard Parade MALE HELP WANTED- Man to . AUCTION SALE' • 5:45 Morning spectai 4:30 Postcard Parade operate truck route. Young man What is Safety-check and adjust brakes, steering, 9:00 Moments of Decotton 4:45 Postcard Parade with sales experience preferred cross switch tires. 9:15 Melody Time WOO Sports. Parade No phone calls please. Maste. DAIRY QUEEN fp It" 9:45 Public Service 5:15 Teatime Topics Tire Service: ,M 31/ 501II HIM IM•I. ASS• At The •Check ignition, battery, 10:00 News 5:30 Teatime Topic DAIRY QUEEN is • fruit whole Home Of lights, all electrical connections. 10:05 Rural Rhythm MILK 'N SWEET-CREAM food .04 - 10:15 Rural Rhythm 3:45 Sagebrush Serenade FOR RENT COO News FRQZEN seconds before you eat if C K S 10:30 ,Lean Back and Listen 6:15 Between the Lines SANITARILY SERVED from W. B. Baker in-Hazel FOR RENT: Two room hot-waved - 10.4a Lean Back and Listen 6:30 Western Cbravan apartment except ref rigeratorr't • FREEZER to yaw. PLYMOUTH 11:00 1340 club • 1:45 Westren Caravan OUR DESOTO 4latelable immectiatliy. Also liar • • rs of the best '1213, 1340 ulagar..••••••••• sale one 12'ft, alTiminum bitiat7: 4"rrs DIFFERENT-6-irci 1lrts - seavoci TEAM CAN Fur NEW' nighout. This 11:311 Favorite Vocals Off The Record 7:15 R. W. Churchill, phone 7. 4341 reasonable. 31.45 Harvester Hymittime NEW, SMOOTH cleIry goodness. PEP Iry ANY CAR! * iv 7:25 St. Louis-Philadelphia base- NUTRITIONAL because it eonfe;ris Located East of Baptist Church lity room 12:00 News 6 and ball game to 9.30 would appeal 12:15 Noontime Frolics An early settler cif &Moo, Vt..- VITAMINS, mineral' and profeinc. ice. 12:30. Church of Christ 9:30 Plartertime Samuel Barnet, wre- one of Gen., REFRESHING .. . tatiify:ros! 'You can 12:45 Luncheon Mush: 9:45 Plattertime Washington's miardi in the Amer- I ne a GI loan 1:00 All Star 10:00 News fain Revolution. lliirnet later SOLD ONLY at Geno;ert Saturday. June 7 ncludes taxes ' so 1:43 10:15 Listeners Request to 11•06 served in the War of 1812 at the , perty at Your • 1:45 Spars for Defense 11100 Sign Off age of 68. DAIRY QUEEN STORES. NATIONALLY KNOWN LOCALLY OWNED at 10 A. M., Rain or Shine an offer you attached and qi within the B: C. BYRD MOTOR CO, he. BOO CRIME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN n a beautiful • t Corry/ Elaabeth and to see ht, DCY West by ELIZABETH DALY DINILnbulArd by trs yawn.. 6.ndicaLs. FURNITURE WILL Main Street Telephone 485 esonable and wenience. •' .. -dough. red ,ao, wnen Gray Austen &Fevers Ms wffe. much at t h a t Wile; "It's better today," said Mal- 1303 West Main pa-per-bound book "Not so Fenix. holding's slim colm. "It was last mght." BE SOLD County cock is tier hand. he becomes so furious that Charles Austen did very well for very hod Owned and Operated By ighway 121, she flees the house in terror. She than- himself afterwards. Jerome Senior "You don't sound as if it had S :.ei to reach Henry Garnadge, noted there was more bothered you this way before,- earl Mike Stranek, E. B. Linn Read Th,7 This. beauti- to:Moulins detective. who on hearing went west, and Ledger & Times Classified Ads her story decides to hide her In nis trouble of some kind: ILLd be mar- the nurse, with that little air of Ga- NFL ummiss xl flpOrs on hoLmehold. Why. she asks Mr. tied unfortunate'. But this young- reminding one how lucky one is. this eight of that little book. E1- 1411- Madge. did him after for which her professiqp- 13 flt- the story of some ancient crane . so er bey, they oh I I e d NANCY By Ernie a complete t.rrIbly disturb her husband' Seated Charles, ,you know-Charles Gray mous. Bushmiller math the great •uthoritv on old books an it hasn't," said Ntalculm. if nice cedar....- and scripts in tils study. Rena tells Austen: this younger boy did "No, THATSPELLS THE Pm all about nerself and Gray and well In the war, and nessrid Charles "Can't understand it..- , ----DO'TN , Lsement with been YOU st etc marriage. She and Gray had met before ne went overseas, "You didn't try a little aspirin 77 SAME BACKWARD door,' large imoi,Y enough together in their old THINK IT'S or.,an stone house until his brother Cliarles Austen told me. Charles "Is that a good thing to Will WHAT DiD YOU AND FORWARD Ater. This is and sister. Jerome and ItIldreth. came was much taken with him, and left for it 7'' APPROPRIATE 2 on from the west to min them. But. "It's considered so." 1, aside from they bad come at Gray's own bidding! rumhim allail his money for life." NAME YOUR ere is While they chat young Ordway. a Norris frowned. "It seem a a The nurse went away, and soon NEW DOG also a neighbor, drops In casually to flint returned to pass Malcolm Into • ? stock barn, Ileac hut Garriadge points out that the mess." iiPilscretion of any young gentleman -No girl of that kind would run bright chill**. Or. Wolfram rose be- OTTO take are of calling on i mlits.ng wife may cause without good Fels- hind his desk. He wns stoutish the off in that way trouble for that wife. Caution la bald, and ne • is it real ;watch word nowt son," said old Mrs. Ordway. and getting nad moustache. . .(1 very reit,- "From what Gamadge said, I thick blond CHAPTER NINE gather nobody aver laid a finger "Well, Mr. Malcolm: -what can :arliest ton- "HELLO GRAM." Ordway sat on her, anyhow." I .do for you? You don't look as down opposite her and got out his "Ile wouldn't take her part for though you needed help from me Filie, no reason, you know." or anybody. Knee bothering you?" "Is that child all right, Norris?" *Don't have to convince me." "Yes, this knee, doctor," said USES Intlicating.it. "The swell. "Fine. Settled for the present." Kerns Otdway smoked for a while, Malcolm, indys gone down, but It's still a ed on WellA He began to laugh. "Seems their legs crossed, head against the baby nurse 45 on h o lid a y, and padded back of Ms chair, little tender." throughout, rot n d his they've got her in the cap and veil Prrsently Orde ay said: "Those The doctor, came a Inn 11., S. A. 00 in kitchen. • or for to prod the knee in a v. iv Cow I 0S2 6,Sri.. tamAre and uniform." parties you used to me: desk -E•i4.4/4r- .9vdsm1,.44,4•.•*n_. with rab- which would certainty have hurt If sulated,' lots "How clever." ,...-, birthday cake, magician anything the mat- ABBlE an' SLATS -4 bedroom "Wouldn't save recognized -her bit, magic lantern slides." there had been By Raeburn Van Buren it, so Malcolm wineed, myself at first d I'd met her push- "Yes?" ' . ter with ne' requiring • all? blow? No injury?" mg the go-cart." "Did they get out of hand at "No 'RE P":- 100 01G goick\am the _ thing. The pain plat came SURE,I'LL BE A.6000 LITTLE "It relieves me to know that. End. tip rough?" "Not a i ANK-uft KISS little yesterday afternoon, and hurt t -PROMISE 10 ig A INV.-UNTIL -THE TIME COMES his at your she's getting out into the air: she's "Naturally, dear: all the on GOOD THAT'S mad for several floors. My- WHEN YOU FIND OUT I ANT been looking very pale lately, and boys." like CITIZEN LIKE CHLRLIE THE SPIRIT,' finally gave me a rill: she 0000-OR A she'a lost weigh t in the last "I can't remember much about wife DOBBS, MISS SLJE• MIKE - ROW THEN Dawson needed some sleep too " Led near tht months." , them. Garnadgc's wife HONEST, I'LL TRY: WATCH OUT, SUCKER-'- both laughed. "These art it- large living ✓ a little worried about her name was . . ." they WATCH OUT; I se d her ritic attacks bre funny," said the our being seen beating it away." Old Mrs. Ordway r a irlOr glorified "Beautiful doctor. "They come irons nowhere :well net seen. That verr-nes from her _book. id "You go tar!, r if .4 bed- diragrecable-looking maid of theirs.' child. '1 think there was a little Sc- 'end they go: but they some Of hr"„:1 t'lem along with a Jew oil furnace, didn't come to the front door and cident-somebody upset you doses of aspirn every in Murray, investigate until yon were around the supper over her nice whte good big and then. I'll write it dir." the corner and out of my sight. I dress." now uat Opportii: tie did an. a a y i n g meanwhile: was relieved when I saw yoor cab "Oh. I was just wondering" lay, speaking_ 71,,Iguld dirt while you're treting turn, because by that ti me the After another interval. "Austen the aspirin. and I recommend your others were all out in the vesti around the pipe, he said: never been first going to a towpath and -getting bole." had such had leek with his of a lovely some tbermotherapy if the attack "Whet I mean, Gram, they-Cs' w.:e, too." returns.' extra large madge r.nd his wife-seem to be - "Yes." long. calm -Weil, 1.m glad it's not serious," asphalt tile cooking shrne idea of a dlyoece Their eyes met In a .47 observed: "Perhaps said Malcolm-. "I had • Vision cit--. , ince bath- for her." look. Then he to have carted ker away." myself limping arodnd like poor "Naturally."% . I ought uk wool in- Ordway remarked that Gray Austen." "And it I got lap :the picture' Old Mrs. rasher,. just; as well not to ,"Coutd end up like that". said elee- they 'en to think it Might gum It might be libt ABNER of it. _. ' the doctor.' -I nit an wit,Werma Al Capp 16x150 feet, the works a little." make a practice me of dumping the nent affection of the Itliee jOint, bill. • can secure "It might.'How about that door- '"You broke pebples' backs," said not this time. Pet-hails We'd better I CHLAK,-Eff-,^H LOYTS man?" dessert down 1401.r." .6.3.-R. lr 1;77- P • r; r'cA ic'- • Fr )11 aAe inspect I suppose you did. I go Into the•ouestion of diet, tc "Ile see her." Orchirsy. "Or -, sicy fhe price aidn't lately." ward off future trouble. Rh.cuma. MAKE THEM Lot.tq don't wish to pursue the haven't done It ttieilPY FlYsED ' Ti-f•E''i LeAVL c,ugss? , •GIT'S IT!'! "They • • • care be very trouble. I EVENIN'S GO fold arthritl. acquaintance, Norris?" 1.)P OOR Li'L ALL THEM Ordway's past d•a's some.'l• fie O.ent on writing ItIrr FASTAr- "I'm supposed to know thrum" While young 1-140UP.E. FO' TOYS APO4it4D9 to him, an- glanced up to ask: "Know the Aus- t appear in 'Very simple. They must knoW' thus being exposed man. def.'s, perfectly tens? What ,a !Mame that Is for a re not listed something to ..the disadvantage of other yotmg limpirig a little, was young man: that as permanent." tins, -se v ettel•L'- the lame hu,thand. I thought he (horsed and - Into theaoftice of Dr. Kurt "So Luriderstand. I once, knea A Man's looked depressed when he came out shown _Best Jerything in apt own..He had tele- Ma wife." - - to walk the little dog. It seems Wolfram r riehd i$' appointment, "OlVfiChat:mint-girl," Said 'Woe. Nis • very sad. That brother-he's the phoned for an •10. that his own doctor- was ram, his face lighting up. "But tht living Image-of his father, poor old plaining which he wasn't, Ite. last time 1 .was down theretrthe ! t,'?iarles Austen's elder brother, yotk not available; moment on the golf A u s t e n's laryngitis. It was -. know." . ing at that of his t'ountry club,- using thought Mrs._ Amgen looked a littlk . ",What was that story, anyhow?" course about the weather. underweight, however, she neve, no‘added: "Dad mentioned spme- bad language office nurse smiled sweetly seems to be sick." • --T-. . .• thing last night." ' The sew patrent, took his Malcolm said: "I meant Auaterit, "Something abotit hi on ey: he upon the occupation all' 'first wife." icy was_.quistly.. pushed_ off. His' Stock. riame addresd and over a n, a 5 Exchange." , Iran- moment, Gontiaut,i) tiri plenty' Of wasn't painful at Hint and (To Br MP 4• "ThOught'they U -S*0 • Cuityvight. 1951, by Elisabeth Daly. Distributed by King .Featurei Syndicate. , .. C.s. 1057 b 5,fle 1v...um in. -- ,. • • •

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PAGI FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1952 Picnic Held Monday SAY LIGHTING WOULD CUT Todd Dairymen Woman Runs TRAFFIC ACCIDENT TOLL Activities At The State Park Report Profit Club News CLEVELAND, Od (1-113)—Be- PAGE and 10,000 lives could [WOMEN'S tween 6.000 The Kentucky Lake State Park ade- Ad For be saved each year throug‘i county farmers V.ho was the scene of the picnic held Three Todd lighting, Weddizigs Locais on Monday evening in compliment quate. modern cooperated with UK County Agent 31. made by the No- Duehalli• Rasa to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGee who That estimate, Etuart Brabant is showing how num"ea Traffic Safety ligni Husband are visiting from Urbana. Ill. tional Soieet & dairying pays has an average gross, Bureau, was based on the A delicious picnic lunch W:•S en- Lighting income of $333 a cow in a year Jr. P. Roberts Mrs. I "irgil Knott I Ity United Press increase in automobile sceldent 1. PERSONALS Social Cadendar joyed by Mr. and Mrs. McGee, which ended March He can be gray or grassy-green. rates during the after dank hours. To Be Host1 NCI Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Roberts and .4 ends Jefferson ws.41 He can look Gregory Pock or mileage basis, the bureau Total feed cost, a cow, including W. J. Pitman arrayed in Murray Mr. and Mrs. Norman Klapp; . On a Wednesday. June 1 Frankenstein. :ate is three pasture, was $184, • Davis lieetinz Tuesday evening to spend the Circle Aleeting -Said, the night death grain, hay and The Woman's Society of Chris- He can be suave or Mortimer • • • in urban areas. net profit above The. Cradle of J.ftsrson _Davis summer with his mother. Mrs. Bob times the day rate which left a feed United The Olga H,amP''- 3" Circle of the tian Services of the Lynn Grove Snerd-like two and one-butt times in rural cost of $149. The cows produced District meeting f The MeCuiston and Mr: .McCui•ton. Woman's Miwionary Society f the wss °- Methodist Church will -meet cat It's all the same to a 28-year and two and four-fifths times na- an average of 5.063 pounds nt milk, Daughters of the Contederany has been teaching in Fredeeek- Sinking Springs Baptist Church Drink More Fruit the church at .se:iseven. o'clock. old divorcee, who's ready to rot sold for an average of $256. held at the Fairview paptict Church burgh. Va.. for the past year. Knelt tionally. which 1 will meet with Mrs. Virgil . number of • Fairview Saturn:WY. • .• • married Juices Instead On the basis of the. at on "Thursday evening at seven June 5 The t as herd was owned by state chap- Thursday. She doesn't care to whom. Just vehicles operating, the night death Mrs. W. P. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will and o'clock. Of Soda Pops cows, The Olga Hampton 'Circle of the so long as he is ready to pair times the day mate. Charles Power. His 22 rhost la e. and president of the J. N earful,' are visiting relatives and rate is four "telY 44111°v""" 1 WMS of the Sinking Spnig Bap- traffic di ath toll, bu- of which were artificially sired, W.11.ams chapter of the I'DC of this week. Inumed the price—$7500 to be exact. By United Press The 1950 frier.ds in Michigan ing the superintendents el the will meet with •Mrs. averaged 6.340 pounds of milk. His meeting And •• • . tist Church The ladyn, a former cover girl Junior is going to head for the reau figures showed, Anis .20.000. Mnsrav, attended the various departments of the Vaca- was $389 a cow, and Virgil- Knott at seven o'clock. and model is flat broke. She can" drink_ Instead, with arequate lighting. gross income gaec the reading of. the Ritual „Mr and Mrs. T. P. Turnbnw tion Bible School will meet. refrigtrator--and a cool The superntendents of the various to Hollywod from New York a the rate should have been between profit above feed cost, $199. Sale W. p. Curlan. Commiseniner of and son. John. left. Sunday for All members are urged :o attend. time and again on hot summer departments of the Vacation Bible CettPle.:of monthe ago,..trieel to of milk averayed $343 a cow. s.'Wei -.the- -guest- ?Realtor lihianziehtetetts fO.- days to comsto-Heal_probathy drink sogl - --.__ • • • School win ineet• aftersiarcTs. sell a scenario...but failed. beveraees yeu Mrs. L. L. Leavell iis president of vial with Mrs Turnbew's parents, • • • all the carbonated Her husband deserted her.... can the group and gave the welcome:Mr. a•nd Mrs. Guts Dian. let him. And the older treks hhniday. June 9 and her five year ,old child. ..atmemn••••• • sddress • • • Ireland Delighted lvm to down a share was The Young Women's Class of the Today, dressed in a red wool Luncheon was served in the Mr: and Mrs., Reason McKeel if •• selves. THE PRECISION WATCH Fort it • f ose f Eirst Baptist Church will meet mantilla. low-necked black sl, k Jefferson Davis Park. The Jet.: Bowling Green v.ere the weekend ize But a warning on the subject with Mrs. Joe Benton Carter. Mi- suit, black stockings and orange jewel precision move- • ferson Davis .and Christian County guests of his parents. Mr. and By United Press cornea from Mary Hulsey of the 17 ller Avenue, at seven-thirty o'clock. sandals with French heels. she • s chafitere. were hosts for the meet- Mrs. Belly McKee'. Alabama extension service. She th..r Movie Her,, John trelarld "never told her story to a United Pres." ing. • • • points out that so-called soda ment. Smart modern design. thought much about his floss until Tuesday. June 10 reporter. 4 • • • I Mr arid Mrs. Mason McKee'. Bill pops—and other soft drinks—con- the studio and his feminioe fans The following circles of the "When my former husband deser- A I igat or strap. McKee' and daughter. Anna' Lois. tain sugar and calories galore. But WI Society got to fighting about n. WIVIS of the First Baptist-CM:men ted me and the boy." she said. "I 3lissionary , nil of Detroit. Mcih.. Mr. and they lack the needed vitamins you cour Ireland has a king size beak. will meet at three o'clock as fol- got desperate." Model pictured $71.50 Baptist • Mrs. Gaston McKeel and nhijdren. find iii fruit juices and milk. it Of His studio wanted him to have it lows: don't h believe in_ Bill and Nancy. and Dawson SmOh fall•Aff in The nutrition experts suggest _1Ieeting trimmed down a little. He stalled Nannie Graves with Mrs. Carl love she went on. I Church Has Asheboro. N. C.. have re- anymore." keeping- cans of fruit juices or a Mt 411 of them off a while. Then the letters Kingins. homes just want a decent father for my homemade lemonade on Lindsey's Po in • The Wesmoiros Missionary Societ,:Inened to their respective began_ pourIng___16. fram_the women with Mrs. Greene pitcher of --Mary Thomas boy above all I need money." kids Mites .Hazel Baptist Churca held lifter visiting Mr. and Ii.11111;,• Tans. the cold drink alselT roe .the of the Wilson. She's advertised that she's ready the monthly- meeting at !McKeel. Mrs. Dawson Smith wha he held to get at, as well as the bottled its resular Neleei he is delighted Fannie ISIcElrath with Mrs. Noble wed any man who has it— afternoon. . has spent the month of May to drinks. Jewelers the church on Tuesday Out. For the ladies seem fascinated Farris. for a longer visit $7500. that is. There'll be both calores and Mr A short business meetng wasii here remained, by the size of his eose--ar.d figure Sledd with Mrs. J. D. Rowlett Ula value in special' coeducted. due to the lingering illness of her it's a sign he's a sort of roper he- • • • protective food 1 shakes. too. NINE SIlO it milk Teking port in the program for father. Billy- McKee'. Iran. • Mission occasion • • • ' The. Five Point Baptist couol the afternoon .Were Mrs Grace Says Ireland—'Tve been puzzled Circle will meet with Mrs. Eva No More Need For Daily. Mrs. M. Airman Second 'Class James S. 'Wilson. Mrs. Paul about it. Maybe it started with Pittman. 1206 West Main Street A 11 f.S In Potato Sal M. Hareeten. Mrs Ola Joyce and Klapp has written his parents. Mr. 3ose Ferrer's movie version of Cy- at three- o'clock. LOOK FOR 210 I ond Mrs. Norman Klapp. That he rano De Bergerac. Cyrano had a Salad On Picnics is now etataar.ed in Wiesbaden. a By United Press legend of being mute guy with Br. Germany. He :s an adult techrli- There's no more needs for ants gra/Ferai the ladies.- to th cian wet the Auditor General in the potato salad on summer • • • Headquarters. Broadway .pienics. Nor does the kiddie,' milk no• 95 DRIVE IN • • • need to he rarm and- half sour by , this ; Mrs. W P. Roberts was in Fair- Tips For Avoiding . mealtime on a day's outing. view. KY. Saturday to and the There are picnic ice chests Tuesday and Wednesday News • We Cradle of Jefferson Davis 134str.e. Clothes Stains available this year for almost any "HALLS of MONTEZUMA" enly meeting.of the Uniteel,Daughters if Press ' purse. For th'e family wheal web In Technicolor starring By United figun the C'onfecieracy. • alkAiler Mailer 11:ied hilt come a bit of luxury with At Here are a few tips for avoiding _ theses one chest day I Richard Widmark • regular _appointment at North Fork isntoo., meals _ strains that neither ir your with a lift-out tray on top and Thursday Oaly '.'r and Mrs. 6. C MeLerrore cleaner—may be abk to get out: We Mc. and Mrs. Douglas Vandyke room for bottles to be placed ertis—eifrodircts ii son. Billy. 'have returnsd fr _Dentrinces may splatter unre- a soli HUNPVIREY and children of Paducoh spent the directly in the ice helow. ,It fits Rogersville. Ala. While there thiy. movable spots on clsthire while a try. week ..nd in the:: home at PUT- nicely in the trunk of the car. attended the wedding Of Mrs Mc- eou're giving your teeth • brush- year. Smaller models or more modest Lemore's brother in luka. Miss. ing. Cover any good clotting be- We Mrs. Rudolph Key and Mrs. ones can be well worth the seven • • • forehand. thing. Oman Paschall have been Oft the dollars nr more confirmed pick- Mr and Mrs. Hugh Mc-Gee of Even if it's pleasant tp smell when sick list the past week. nickers will spend on one. B.F.Goodrich Ill.. are visiting Mrs. Me- pretty....-keep that perfume cff your get It Urbana., . Pfc. Ralph Gallimoin returned to • • • • Gees parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. outer garesentt unless you want a cut. Camp Stewart, Georgia. Wednes- Pressure exerted by a tree root "LIFE-SAVER" P. Roberts Mrs. McGee is the -perrnarent stun It may remove day after spending- a 15 clay fur- can be tremednus. Continued smner Miss Jane , Roberts the calor unless the manufacturer In f lough.seith his wits and other rela- growth increases its 4 • • • specifies otherwise. . diameter and with tives, - it pushes the soil aside He ivy ce- HIVING P.tit Before you get the urge to -press Tire shayi; POPPING IN Tubeless mom Mr. and Mrs. Clark Morris of ment sidewalks can te by Geode-Leh XfOLSLead onze lifted S.F. • tion *1.54)4 - Ul keep eggs ti-rem peipmfg and a' garment. before that "mot. Battle Creek. Michigan spent Sat- the developed soots onnosotatin Punctures, Protects Against Blowouts LLOYD ISSICIGTS in tee frying rsn. Just more before the cleaners" wearing Seals centei ars INGIATI splattering urday with Mr. and Mrs Terry PLAY POND bit of ricer —think twice.' Ironing r soiled 1:1311011111111111111 sPrinkis a very little 'Morris and daughter. • 69" diameter $12.95 rut .the piece of clothing may t t - e -ta:n Thi in the fat--bet re 'a Mr. and 111Tu. Oman Paschall, seashore to your Bring the to cut C eggs in permarently. Mrs. Ella Morris, M-. and Mrs. own backyard. New eying fish Ceylon Mirtis and eon. snd Mrs. design will delight youngsters. We things Ralph liatianere visited Mr. and It's safe, Portable, durable. Mrs. Glynn Orr end eialdren don't Saturday afternoon. VARSITY Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sykes Ann TOMORROW a, NORGE spent the week end. with Mr. and Mr. Y•iev•wash"thil NM (ONLY) eitt methods.. Mrs. Rudolph Key. Szturdsy night thee *IMP •141-Hositiostod Val* so elP“ to callers of Mrs. Key wore Mr. and WOMAN go bock Mrs. George Jesikins. Mr. asd Ws. This ysitall oovor with on empty *aril nation WAY Morris Jenkins ar.d Tommy. Mr. 1.,,and Mrs. Giylon Morris : rid son, NAN This 'Mr and Mrs. Oman Paschall, and with o loaded GUARANTEE Ars • Ralph Gallienare. TO AU. AS LOW AS Trani FIRST ANSWER Mrs. Eva Paschall, Mrs Hugh gun Lighter Weight Guaranteed Sixth - 3 TIRE HAZARDS! $11.00 rimier WE Paschell, Mrs. Elia Knnkendall, B.F.Goldrich Ker•seel of the and Mrs. Reubin Flusher shopped Come in today and se* —1Ir DOWN and ti in Paris Saturday afternoon the tire that earned its AND YOUR OLD Tien GARDEN HOSE 10# passed SATISMC1 Mrs. Lona Nance is slue fy im- name "LIFE-SAVER." PUTS A SIT ON YOUR CAR man a proving at the home at her daugh- 25 ft. . . . . $5.85 trade. : RACK: ter. Mhas Robert Harding.• Can be kinked, twisted, scoffed MONEY 'Mr. and Mrs Glynn Orr, Brown,. YOUR without damage. It's it and Sonny were Sunday' gcests of OR lighter! In red or green. Frankl Mr. and Mrs. Terry Morris and tricity. daughter. Afternaon %mines were of "1..ft Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Vandyke lished. and children. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon FREE DEMONSTRATION USED TIRE SPECIALS Sunk Merritt and children. Mr. and Mrs. shire • Oman Paschall. Mr and Mrs. Mor- ••- woosiwsniT US MOW YOUR LAWN —One lot of. used Tires in 19 tis Jenkins and Tommy. Mr. and Arneri( Mrs, Milford Orr. and Mr. and OR YOU TRY IT YOURSELF . at following prices: . Mrs. George Jenkins. world mer Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wicker 6.4.0-15 - 4 ply Marsh: end daughter, Mr. and Mis. Jack 6.70-15 • 4 ply speech Hopper . and Miss •Einma Hopper 7.60-15 - 4 ply attended church at Mill Creek 6.50-16 - 4 ply Any. Sunday- and wero dinner. guests can no of Mr and Mrs. Claude Coats and Priced to Clear family. Atikit Ending Tonight Sugi o kiss the Blasney Stone, it hos $.3.95 in the. past, to lean Kirk Douglas VIM Priced perviusly overa a high well head in "DETECTIVE Trade Backache .only$279.95 The I S. down. The new, hole mad.. ire the For Mowing z.zetzczeizezzziezza.7.e.wzzlzazerzzazd nsass of the castle now enables one STORY" with Pleasure, -will c. Rchiol ATTACHED!. to kit's the fattens:: stone end gain Eleanor Parker NO STRINGS its magic safely inside the battle- We have the following begioni washer 0 11 104 want. 1.0 Jse and enioy th.s new gorge ment. sizes in good used There -at th, end of 30 days you don't agree that it's duo all age femur, mot, *Weise,f avtOlecOK washer on the market— WHITE WALL children regardless of pram—we'll pick it up and return yousfull TIRES invited paiments able fai Bet waitl-We'll even go farther than Matt We'll give 6.40-15 - 4 ply Cr, hat you a big, geneross.supply of All. plus a new lightweight 6.7045 - 4 ply paratiOr metal clothes carrier FREE of extra can. And if you decide Phone 311 N. A POWINNOUSE ON WHEELS 7-10-15 - 4 ply littennis to return your Norge, you kimp 'ern ... of no cost to you/ 7.60-15 - 4 ply Free T Don't was'e a rranutc .Corn• in today—we'll send your 98 4th St. con of Norge out quick! 1 • by the I of •Thio, of course, does cot inclvd• any special plvo•Ling s Pastor,' t, armouni car /10r g•s •' PappVy yeer • COIL. IN se. ISO SEE rafts 0411$7iIIIIIIII FEArtIRES Let IN lighten 'your burden dur- TOLIRStif ing the loss of 'a loved one by tak- "WARD AUTO SUPPLY (511POUKOS1 i• arrange- Chet CVO ing charge ,of all funeral 11S11iffteelliging • TIM.(N. Will rot.. flUS14-70 WAIL mentx-- NEXT TO VARSITY THEATRE PHONE 258 *I"••••3 CONtiOi • Iklibff• (0145550C110 44 • fl.i; fon. 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