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'L'RDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1W1 H. P. Blankenship, Paator Selected As Best ATI Round Kentucky Community Newspaper fat 1947 Church School 10 auk Worship Morning 11 am, Largest MYE 615 pre, Evening Worship 7:00 e to, [Circul ition In The Weather -.10:40 Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Some cluudi- 7:00 Wednesday City; KENTUCKY • 7•00 PA Largest ra-ss tonight and Tuesday. p. m• temperature. ) p. m. Circulation In Little change in St. Leo's Catholic Church Low tonight 30 to 38. North 12th Street The County Mass Nov. 1 at 7.30 a to. and ircb Nov. 8 at 10:00. Alternate each Sunday as above, Mass Holy Days L .00 a.m. -United Press 00 am. Y°13111 ra9pravfaVag"wfurArzs Murray Ky., Monday Afternoon, November 23, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION - - 8,000 Vol. LXXIV; No. 247 Seventh Vey Advei,nst :30 pm. "Church in the Wildwoud" :30 p.m. Fifteenth and 00 p.m. Sycamore V. A. Chllson, Pie,ter Sabbath $ehool, Saturday _ liakiere Morning Warship Saturday 1110 Church Tuesday Prayer Service. 7;30 p at or Visitors Welcome 10AL 11:00 North Pleasant Grove Cumberland GOP OPERATION 790 DOUBTS Presbyterian RED Chutah RING • IN a p.m. "The Friendly sanurctr :30 p.m. Rev. Earl Phelps, Faator loyd Roane Is WETHERBY PLEDGES SUPPORT Services Every Sunday Over $18 OG, •-• lurch Morning Worship 11'00 are noted !Juvenile Drug "No Reason T9 Get Excited" Evening Worship 700 p.m, :)0 , ir We Welcome Everyone a.m. e 4 1:00 Distributed'hi, -E --LloydSEVENTH S. ARMYRoane, Addiction Off Over "Possibility", Officials -(10 am. Poplar Spring Baptist Church 25, Lenelle, lives Jack th Sun- Jones Pastor at 250 . A Rd., Madison, By Sunday School_ . 1900 , Among Needy Tenn., ve.. .ly promoted to ROBERT E. LEE By HERBERT FOSTER these must have been the two ad- United Press Staff C iday aterrang Worship 11:00 corporal wh aterving in Baum- pendent United Press Staff Correspondent ditional rings of which Miss Bent- WASHINGTON. Evening Worship ...TOO holder, Germany. with the Sev- Nov. 23. .1,?— WASHINGTON, Nov. 23 ar — ley spoke. Narcotics Commissioner Harry J. 'hurcb _ FRANKFORT, Ky.—The Depart- enth Army's 15th Evacuation Hos- Government security officials Other developments in the con- ment of Anslinger said today drug addic- Economic Security report- pital. expressed skepticism today about tinuing spy hunt set off by the or ed today that tion among teen-agers appears to $18,054 was distri- Units of the Seventh Army form a Senate investigator's statement White case; ltle a.m. buted among needy be declining but still far too wide- Subcom- REGISTER NOW! residents of a major part of the strong cordon that two Red Spy rings may still 1. The Internal Security 1.00 an Calloway County spread for complacency. public hearing during October. of NATO defense forces stretch- be operating in federal agncies. mittee scheduled a The Department He called for stiffer state and but no wit- 1'30 for $1500.00 in Prizes to administers the ing across western Europe. They said there is "no reason to at 2 p.m. EST today, er Set- programs of 014 Age federal penalties against drug ped- ad- be given away by Assistance, ,Corporal Roane, son of Mrs. Ea- get excited" about the possibility" nesses were announced in p.r& Aid to Dependent dlers to help break up the rings aa Murray Merchants Children.- and" rle Roane, Hazel. Ky. arrived ov- cited by Robert Morris, counsel of Veneer' Aid to the Needy Blind in Ken- of racketeers preying on the na- Sen. John Marshall Butler erseas in January of this year the Senate Internal Security Sub- 2. lethocllst lucky through its Division tion's youth., (R-Md.), a member, said the Sen- NO OBLIGATION of for duty as a dispensary clerk in committee, in a television inter- Public Assistance. ate subccmmittee "undoubtedly" the hospital's Medical Detachment. Anslinger was called to testify view Sunday night. al Aaron Paul, director of the Pub- will question former Secretary of Before entering the Army in before a Senate judiciary subcom- Morris said there is "reason to b Assistance Division, itemized the Treasury John W. Snyder and January 1952, he attended Madi mittee investigating juvenile delin- believe" that the pattern of Com- the total as $16.058 spent for *he "probably" will seek testimony son College and was a chemical quency. Other witnesses - scheduled munist infiltration, demonstrated aged. $1,880 to families of depend- from former Atty. Gen, Tom C. laboratory technician for the Du to testify today included Dr. Ed- in the 1946 Harry Dexter White ent children; and $116 to the Clark. Pont Co., old Hickory, Tenn. ward Greenwood, psychiatrist of case "still exists - He noted that needy blind. 3. Chairman Harold H. Velde the famed Menninger Clinic at To- Elizabeth Bentley has testified (R-111.), said the House Un-Ameri- Mt statewide total for peka, Kans.; the Rev. Dillard there were four espionage net- all cote- can Activities Committee, which of aid Brown. Washington Episcopal min- ironies was $3.176,096, the Leon W. Rule On works active in Washington when tried in vain to subpena former WE WILL GET IT ister who has been active in fight- ...— director said, down slightly from she broke with the Reds in 1945. President Truman and Clark, may the Ship Receiving ing juvenile delinquency in the $3,275.095 total in September. "So far as we know only two ask former Secretary of State CAN'T BE HAD The totals capital; Dr. Walter Reckless, so- for the individual cate- Battle Plaque have been exposed," Morris said. Dean Acheson to testify about the gories were: ciology professor at Ohio State $1,942.200 for Old Age "That is not saying there are still White case. University; and Harry Broad, high Assistance as compared to $1.940.- Lean W. Rule, machinist's made two rings in government, but cer- 4. The Canadian cabinet studied September, rchool principal of Tulsa, Okla 536 in $1.139,161 in third class, USN. son of Mr. and tainly there is a possibility two a new request from the Jenner STARTS Aid to Dependent Children, a Mrs. William R. Rule of Route 2 Talking to a reporter in advance are still in government." • subcommittee for permission to slight drop from the $1,240,390 SUNDAY Kirksey, Ky.. and husband of of the public hearing. Ansainger Morris also said, without elabo- question Igor Gouzenko, the for- total the previour month; and $94.- OL Mrs. Marilyn Rule, of Willow cited Detroit and New Orleans as Gov. Lawrence Wetherby pledged his active oration, that the'Senate investiga- mer code clerk of the Soviet em- 535 for Aid to the. lileedy Blind. support in the Future Farmer Camp Grove, Pa., is aboard the attack examples of the dramatic progress tors have collected evidence which bassy in Ottawa who broke a Rus- almost unchanged from the $94, Fund Drive at the statewide kickoff meeting held at Hardinsburg on November 10th transport USS Sanborn, which was that can be achieved againel illic.t "very definitely" could lead to sian atom spy ring in 1945. aDD•JEAN ARTHUR'VAN HEFLIN - 169 spent in September. Those attending the meeting from Calloway County were Dr. R. H. Woods, Buron among the seven Amphibious use of narcotics in areas where prosecution of some persons on -GEORGE STEVENS' Jeffrey, Ray Brownfield, Bobbie R. Grogan, Milton Walston, Carmon Parks, Harvey charge. The average check for needy Force Ships awarded a battle ef- there are strong state or local espionage Ellis, C. W. Jones, 1---beb.rv Ha persons last month was I.34 93 ficiency plaque by Vice Admiral laws Leroy Eldridge, James Outland, Dan Cain, Jimmy D. Foster, Bil- A spokesman said the Justice Paul said. An average of $61 81 F C. Fahrion, USN for outstand- ly Smith and Glen Ealcer, Department would have 'no im- Adults 54c ing achievement during the past By contrast, he said, states Woman's Club (..r each family was spent for de- mediate comment" on Morris' re- mission which still have weak penalties for .. . endent children, while the aver- year marks. Children 25c drug peddlers—particularly in the .e needy blind recipient's check Admiral Fahrion the commander Applications For Manhunt On For West—have recently shown an in- .mounted to $36.90. of the Vlantic Amphibious force Items Asked Government espionage experts Makes Plans crease in narcotics traffic. Hazel Postmaster Killer In Japan TIMES TONIGHT told the Fen of the ships inh cere- recalled that Miss Bentley gave He said he also favors stiffen- monies. "This award symbolizes Are Extended names, dates and details of two ing the federal law which got • TOKYO, Nov. 23 (IS—Army of- of "Rocky" Lane in pride in yoerselves as individu- — - — the spy rings when she testi- lifting two By Red Cross ficials said today that a myster- face years ago and now fied before congressional For Christmas Forest Fire als, pride in the Amphibious Force The Civil Service Commission investi- K HILLS AMBUSH" provides 2. 5 and 10-year sen- ious assailant, object of Japan's gating and pride in the Navy." has extended the deadline to De- committees in 1948, but Hazard LI Over tences for the first, second and biggest postwar manhunt. killed 9- could tell little The awards are made at the end cember 1 for accepting applica- Each Christmas the Calloway about the other A hostess committee meeting subsequent offenses respectively. year-old Susan • Rothchild by fore- two except that she had been of each fiscal year to ships con- tions in the examination for post- County Chapter. of the American told for the Murray Woman's Club LOUISVILLE. Nov. 234? — The it a gag down her throate. they existed. outstanding in their class. master at Hazel. Kentucky. The Red Cross joins with other Red forest fire hazard throughout most sidered The federal government's top Spokesmen said an autopsy December Christmas meet in g into consideration by the time limit was extended because Cross chapters in this area to which is composed of LAST TIMES of Kentucky was over today but Taken agent in the battle against drug showed "numerout bruises and Subsequent to her testimony, it hostesses judges are performances in the the number of applications receiv- send supplies to the patient: at from each of the six departmentt a soft, Sunday rain failed to break addictiorsi also recorivrended• scratches around the neck indi- was pointed out. the FBI has ex- fleet, individual exercises, inspec- ed so far has not been sufficient Foet Campbell Military Hospital. of the club—Alpha. Delta, Garden, the prolonged drought. cated no instrument for strangu- posed two Comunist espionage TONIGHT 1 State laws that require com- for adequate competition, the The hospital at Fort Campbell Home. Music and tion, results, engineering Perform- lation was used. operations in addition to those on Zeta—was held TV pulsory hospitalization for narco..- Commission announced today. in filled to capacity and the ma- fire pre- with Mrs. Cleo G. Hester, Officials relaxed special ance, gunnery scores, and other Col. Jacquard H. Rothchild of which Miss Bentley gave details. com- and forests. Ica user Some states — notably Applicants must have resided jority of the patients were in the mittee chairman, in the registrar's Starring cautions in parks factors Chicago, a chemical officer sta- One involved Judith Coplon, for- werc reop- New Jersey. Texas and Kentucky for one year in the community'Korean war. The local chapter has office in the administration build- Louisville city parks tion near Tokyo. found his pret- mer Justice Department clerk, CAMERON closed a —already have such statutes that is served by the post office. been callcd on to supply a hit of ing at Murray State College. ROD ened after having been ty daughter partly clothed and and Valentin Gubitchey. former fires broke They must be able to handle sim- items to make Christmas hapoier The meeting was called by Mrs Ar!een Whelan week ago when several 2 Approval of United Nations face down in a three-foot deep' Soviet attache at the United Na- Murray Students ple records of accounts and be for the boys in the !hart Campbell Hester to formulate in detail the Forrest Tucker out in one park. protocol aimed at reducing opium drainage ditch two blocks from tions. The other involved Kurt able to deal agreeably with the Hospital Anyone wishing to do- annual Christmas NE Turkey. Iran. India Ponger and Otto Verber Austrian- protrram which 1.47. Make "Who's Who" production in public. They will be their_ home Saturday night. Rainfall here totaled required to nate any of the following items born ex-GIs tonvicted last July' of is sponsored every year by the and Yugoslavia Anslinger said the pass a written test. The autopsy report said there Other cities in the state reported is urged to call Mrs. Mary Pace aidihg .a Woman's Club with the program ,AY and MONDAY Eighteen Murray State College redoction from 2,003 tons a year was "no evidence of rape or at- spy ring that iocluded around an inch. Further information and appli- or bring thfm to the Red Cross being arranged 'by the Musical:ie. junior and seventeen to about 500 would help dry up Yuri NOvikov, former Second sec- s*udents one cation forms are available at the office in the Court Huse, tempted rape" partment !UNDER AND source of raw materials fcr retary of the Soviet embassy. The extra moisture in the air seniors, were selected this week the postoffice. The forms must The Susan was still alive when her be re- items are to be delivered Informants strongly implied This year the program will be was to many farmers for inclusion in the 1953 edition heroin, biggest addictive drug for father found her that A NATION'S of benefit ceived by the U S. Civil Service by December 1 and removed the prevented under the direction of get their to- of "Who's Who In American Uni- juveniles and other users. gage. He who gtill have to Commission, Washinaton 25, D.C., The list is as follows: used artificial respira- Prof. James B Dunn of Murray burley tobac- versities and Colleges" tion until an ,EROUS DAYS! bacco stripped The Anslinger was guardedly opti- on or before Decembet 1, 1953. 10 Homemade cakes '(for month- ambulance arrived. Hail And Mrs. State College. The meeting will ae Kentucky open a A biological sketch of each stu- The girl was dead on arrival co markets in mistic about- the prevalence of ly Birthday Party). held Monday, December 7. at 8:30 student will be included in the Japanese police week from today drug addiction among juveniles. 2 Fruit cakes. joined angry Heady Await Death p.m. publication. Ea ch will also receive NICE ACCIDENT He was armed with statistics 36 Candy canes (Sc sise). American soldiers in a widespread In Missouri Committees to serve for the dif- a certificate and is eligible for 5 Cartona cigarettes. hunt for the killer Police said Prison which show that some 4,000 juve- NEW YORK RP — Professional ferent duties were appointed. key symbolizing the award. 60 ner 25 New comic books. an unknown slayer killed a Jap- Those nile narcotics eases 'bole stamp collector S. Kellogg Stryker JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Noy 23, to serve are as follows: Re- Choirs Present Murray State Stbdents selected reached 25 Packages chewing gum. anese girl in the same area, in the cent involving marihuana believes he may have stumbled 4n--Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie freshments—Mrs. Cleo Henry. Ws, to appear on the 1953 edition of local courts in 25 Handkerchiefs. Sagamihara distinct. in Septem- Noel Melugin, Music Service federal, state and onto A philateliet's dream because Brown Heady enjoy neither privi- Wee Charles James, Who's Who" are David Allen, 3.000 in 1952. 23 Pocket combs ternber. Linton 1951 and only about of a gust of wind. lege nor oity as they wait in soli- Mrs. Clanton, Dr. Floy Rob- Henderson, Ky.; Ted Allen, Mi- 25 Novelty presents. The ditch where Susan was bins and The combined choirs of the First The breeze accidently blew tude to die together for the kid- Miss Catherine Purdom; ami, Fla.; BAty Clymer, Mayfield, 36 Boxes stationery (already found dying was ordered drained house nateist Church presented a ser- some $1 stamps bearing Woodrow nap-murder of Bobby Greenlease. decoration—Mrs. C. C. Low- Ky.; Jean Corn, Murray: Verna wrapped as Christmas presents) for possible clues to the ide rf. Mrs. 0 B. Boone, Mrs. vice of music based upon Psalm Wilson's picture into a pan of wa- H. L. Croghan. Carmi, Ill.; Phyllis Har- Billy Parker On 20 Boxes for mailing patient's of the killer. Life went on pretty Oakley. Mrs Ed 96 at the regular even service last ter The dampening disclosed that much as Settle. Mrs. Hen- ris, Paducah, Ky.; Robert Gilt" gifts (new or used, usual at Missouri state prison Sun- ry Holton and Miss Beatrice Frye; evening at the church. the stamps were printed on paper Murray; Lacy Joiner. Jr The West Coast 5 Packages seals and tags for Jeffrey marked "LI S I.R" from the U. S. day. for instance It was Surday table decoration—Mrs J E. Lit- HarrlaXampsber, minister of Cadiz, Ky.; and Joan Kirkland, the Christmas presents. and inmates enjoyed special priv- tleton, Mrs Garnett Jones. Mrs. SAN DIIIGO. Salif — Scheduled Internal Revenue Bureau. music at Uri- church, was the di- group's only junior, from Owens- 15 Christmas tree ornaments. June Haver Makes ileges Carnie Hendon, Mrs. P. A. Hart, to arrive here Nov 18 from Ko- Stryker has since discovered that Lillian Walters was boro. Ky. I large ornament for top of Mrs. Nat Ryan Hughes and Miss rector. Miss Billie J. Parker, rare series of the stamps were Social Appearance Wayne Leas- rean duty are Christmas tree. They have "yard privileges," ihe organist 'and Miss Shirley Also chosen were printed on the revenue bureau's Louise Lamb. fireman, USN, of 500 Vine St, fireproof cotton. when. as Warden Ralph Eidson Joyce Chiles was the pianist. er, from Salisbury, N C, Jean paper I Rat- Further details of the program Murray, Ky aboard me radar and the 401 which he has HOLLYWOOD, Nov 23, 1? — Put it, they "just mill Malone. Starkville. Miss: An- 1 9 foot extension cord. around and will be announced at a later date. Duncan. and rounded up may be worth as much June Haver, her hair once again, Songs of praise and thanksgiv- Henderson • John picket destroyer USS 5 Light bulbs for tree light.., chat with each other" gelee Martin, as $100,000. golden and stylishly cut, made her ing were sung by the four youth Martha Sue (C-6 multiple light). Oldham. Elkton, Ky; Van W Childress. seaman, USN, first appearance inHollywood so- "But the degenerate Hall and & HOLTON Carolers, Cru- lights, large, indo)r, Dr. Garrett choirs — Carillons, Swayer, Hickory, Ky ; Dan Ship- I String his num- son of Mr. and Mrs Ben H. cial life Sunday night Since leav- alco"Kolic paramour, sharply re- saders, and Cherubs. Special Murray, Ky ; Donald Shoier, multiple size E NTS ley, Childress of Route I. Dexter, ing a Kansas convent in Septem- fused be the government when Slightly Improved bers sung by the Sanctary.. 8 Boxes icicles. were Hopkinsville, Ky: Tom Sublett, Aboard the the destroyed USS Murray Hospital I ber). ' they asked permission tit marry Baptist Student Un- 4 Boxes artificial snow. — Casualty Vesper, 'and Fulton. KY.: and Janice Wheeler. Brinkley Base. • Miss Haver, who said she ,aban- before they die at 11.01 am EST BOWL-ING GREEN, Nov. 23, RP • al choirs on the meditation of Ky. 1 Package silver tinsel rope. also Fulton, Visiting Hours: 10:30 - 11:30 AM. doned plans to become a nun at Dec 18. did not mill or chat —Dr. Paul S. Garrett, president of he Psalm. The USS Bradford, Duncan and 4 Parkergift wrapping tissue. 230- 4730 P.M. Xavier Convent after seven Western Kentucky State College. Gatlin Building Following the sermon and the Brinkley Bass have completed In derlh row, monotonous rou- 700- 8;30 PM. months because of illness, arrived was "slightly improved." but still by the pastor, Dr C. tours of duty in Korean wa- tine was uninterrupted by the gab- benediction three Friday's complete record follows: at the Screen Producers Guild in serious condition today from a Kentucky li the choral response, Tucker bath At 8 a m and 4:45 p.m food Chiles, Donald Rhea ters where they operated as part Census 44 Milestone Award banquet with her slight stroke suffered Friday. You and Keep Lt. James Childress was shoved in on stainlees steel "The Lord Bless of the UN Blockade and Escort Adult Beds 60 agent and a department ,store His physician. Dr W R. Mr. was sung by Breaks Both Ankles plates. Carl "Nall and Bonnie k rata Your Insurasie You" by Lutkin, Force and fast carrier Task Force Emergency Beds 16 Receives Diploma heir. Cormack. said the 60-year-old Heady get only rounded spoons three adult choirs. 77. Patients Admitted -- The former high-salaried danc- president probably would he hos- Donald Rhea Tucker, son of Mr. villh which to eat. GUNTER AF13 Ala — Second ing star wore a strapless white pitalized at least two weeks. and Mrs Hiram Tucker is resting Patients Dismissed 10 Lt James W Childress, USAFR of evening gown at the banquet hon- Dr. Garrett suffered the stroke well after breaking both ankle' et New Citizens 2 They are "not very popular 1203 Poplar Street. was recently oring film executive Darryl F. after a sudden rise in blood pres- New Mexico A&M College. Young ANSWER Patients admitted from Thursday among other inmates," the,aavarden awarded a diploma from the US Zanuck for his contributions to sure It was the first time he had Tucker was attending A&M on a Noon and Friday 5:00 P.M: said. Hall was paroled from Mis- Court In- motion pictures. suffered a stroke. The .4.17.Ur.? has basketball scholarship. LONDON 11P—The London Daily Mrs. Mattie Piersall, 7 Birch Air Force Extension souri •Atate prison only eight left Mail had an answer today to an Road, Camp Height, Camp Camp- stitute for completing the Air She smiled as she danced with months ago and is "well remem- his right arm partially para- lyzed and his speech The breaking of his ankles will Indiana educator who suggested bell; Mr. William Dalton Lee, 406 Enlace Extension Course Institute the agent. Ned Marin, and meet- bered." slightly irr• end his basketball career aeording there might be Communistic ten- No. 3rd, Murray; Mrs. William for completing the Aircraft Main- i ed old friends. including ShirIce paired. to his father dencies in the familiar tale of Brown. Rt. 1. Wickliffe; Miss Bar- tenance Officer Course Temple The department store He and Mrs. Heady eat food McCormack said today). "Dr. Robin Hood. bara McGee, 406 Morgan St. Anna. The FM offers course on Air heir was handsome Joe Campbell from the prison officers mess. Garrett is able to use his arm a Young Tucker played outstand- The Daily Mail carried a car- 111; Mrs James Vance and baby force subjects to military person- of Santa Monica. Calif. That's an additional preeautim little more now andahis speech is while attending Murray ing ball toon showing an American school boy, 1202 Sycamore, Murray; Mrs. nel General courses are based up- Miss Haver, a devout Catholic. that someone doesn't accomplish improved." Training School and had hoped T8! teacher telling her clogs' Effie Rougegront and baby boy, on the resident curricula if the sayit)she intends to return to mo- prematurely what the government Dr. Garrett was chosen president reach the peak of his college to "But remember. lads — Robin Dover, Tenn ; Mrs Clarence New- Officer Candidate—Sehatal..and the th-in pictures will undertake in the gas chamber. of Western 'Sept. 1. 1937, succeed- career this year ‘ippliance Co. Hood was a pale pink compared ton, Rt. 1, Benton: Master I,arry Air War" College Special courses It also was a reappearance for So far. neither Hall nor Mrs. ing the late Dr. Henry H. Cherry, Y school's president. are on subjects taufght at Miss Temple, who retired from Heady has had a visitor in death the only other He recently underwent a serious with Lady Godiva- known in Brit- Wilson. Box 522, Rt. 5. Murray, based 5, Air Force technical Hollywood life two years ego for Tow, although they weuld be per-Dr Garrett is a former superin- Telephone 587 and painful operatiqn in his throat, ain as the Ana Pauker of the pro- Mrs. James Neal Paschall, Box resident C9455E45 schools, marriage and motherhood. mated spiritual guidance tendent -of Versailles city schools,. but recovered well. vinces." Gleason, Tennessee,

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1953 PAGE TWO ANTE LEDGER It LIMES, MURRAY, KIENTUGET of her work the meeting as part in Atlanta for the past 20 years. a degree. Harris, who started in tile big for News Mrs. Betty Riley gave a very in- THE LEDGER & TIMES Name Pops Up leagues In 1925 with the Boston A. teresting talk entitled 'What I Braves, managed a lifetime bat- r the PUBLISHED BY LEDGER Ilk TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANE, Inc. The Linn Grove Chapter of Expect of a Baby Sitter." Janice =MOW Censondation ef the Murray Ledger, The Calloway and The ting average of .307 in 10 seasons. with Times, FH.A. met November 12,• Miller gein a report on United Times-Herald October 20, 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January For Cracker His biggest years were 1030-33 in the Mrs Jeanette Miller presiding Nations Day. I, 1942. as a pinchhitter and part-time Jut- presiciene Patsy the business session Bob- H or fielder for the Washington Sena- absence of the During JAMES C. WILLIAMS, ,iis secretery for PUBLISHER tors. He batted .320 in 1920, 312 McKenzie acted was elected presi- Mr Manager bie Lee Kelso sabered at tn...., past office, Murray, Kentucky, fii—Lr tr-ansnusslon as In 1931 and 327 in 193/ to win replace Shirley Geuriii, home NFVSli dent to Second Class Matter By BILL fame as one of the games top the i FERGUSON LAY A t'ho resigned. United Press Sports Writer clutch-hitters. BUN man' THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION Representatives from the- Chap- ATLANTA Earl Mann was vice NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE VnITMER CO. 1368 attended the Fall Distriut opening applications for the job GULP uateN ter held Monroe. Memphis, Term., 250 Park Ave, New York; 307 N. Michigan vOti meeting held at Fulton No- of managing his Atlanta crackers F.H.A. • Ave, Chicago, 80 Bolyston St., Boston. SYDNEY, Austialia iln-Charles taithas 14. They were Marie Rog- when out popped a name from the rt vember Th Derwent was drowned the oystie Hartsfield, -Betty RATES By in Murray. per week 15c, per ers. Roy Mae terin SUBSCRIPTION Carrier roaring twerties. eating champion of New South month 65c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50; else- se Armstrong. Bobbie Kelso, meet TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE "Sheriff" Dave Harris, a former Wales today after gulping 312 Oy:- McKenzie, and the advisor, _ where, $5.30. Washington outfielder .who carried_ Patsy ters in 30 minutes,- Smith. • MI Mrs. Martha We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, one of the bigaest sticks of his Reg U.S. Pat. Off. iseying a "hole was big enough to trig or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest time, wants to get back inia OSCAR FRALEY drive • truck moat who of our readers. By I through." game and he wrote Mann that 'I'm the Guy-5 United Press Sparta Writer I coaches will tell you that's on un- he would like to manage the ed sporrz,writ. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1953 NEW YORK 1.1n-The derstatement. Usually the hole is Crackers. t - meaning .1 trite or for two trucks. Ti ing cliche- big enough For the past 18 years Harris has to hackneyed expression-is being as- I What I want to know is why tor touchown responsibility have worked for the Atlanta Police one sailed again today by the 'Mehl- I don't they hop on the guys in the been running lower all this year Force, but he finally made his of gentsia of the newspaper business financial department, for instance. Bob Garrett :I as a result of the outlawing of move "to get back in the tick of and I think it's about time some- I have here a financial page which I offensive specialists." It." body spoke up In defense of the says: "The stock market had a Gerrett shot into the lead last hackers. patchy appearance, oils remained "You can get away from base- ; a Has Title Of week by picking on compara- of burlap In that latter category, I qualify quiet and liquidation ball," said Harris, "but you can t Tut tively easy touch-San Jose State. Forin aBBetter bot'h as a writer and a golfer. So contracts reflected easiness in Cal- get it out of your. blood. That's of He stayed in the game - long I am eligible to voice the opinion cutta." why I want to get back in the ven enough to pitch three toucndown DIAMONDSzBuy Mr. that the critics are-to re-coil I think we win "in a romp:" game." pen Touchdown. passes, then retitled a non-sports cliche-sligntly sop- It has been nearly 20 years poi _ But the sharpshooting Staeford ping. . since Harris picked up his last Better Buy a star was equally effective against ASTROLOGY By STEVE SNIDE* Anybody knows you ciao get too pinchhit homer for the Washing- lita5 Pr UCLA and Southern California, ROCHESTER, Ind. Iteslaur- SPECIAL much of anything. except. possi- ton Senators, but the big traffic 'NEW YORK IP-Bob Garret:. if 'teen top powers---m -the- au owner John 1444•X•C said the sake bly. money. But I don't beliese tn ssys he's been frelovrtrig ee TURKEY Illtanfordas forward His three touchdown passes lick- faith in astrology. passing wizard, that the lads in the sporting press he can put more game, right along. leads the nation in the race ed UCLA. 21-20. and he passed tor horoscope told him he CAKi for boxes lard their stories us the A recent "Attar I left Washington in '34, from the title of college three 'more in a losing catese cash in the football's "Mr. whole too heavily with the thread- would soon receive I played two years with Atlanta Touchdown." against. Si...them snalifurnia- 23. reoeoved a • are phases. ' mail. This week he and titan put in nearly• thret_sea: FURCHES Greg's Bake This is a seldom but Cameron, although s good pad- Ind., publicized My contention is that the sports letter from a Fort Wayne, sons in Montreal Since then I've 113 ScAsth Fifth, Phone 193-J Shop vital championship based on er,'has done mi.61 damage to Ins cliches have become a part of woman saying she had been charg- been managing some sandlot team, -touchdown foes by running and only responsibilityn-total American folk-talk and that Amer- ed five cents too little for a meal and doing some umpiring." touchdown pasties and ;ouch- other back emung the leaders nus ican sports has a language all its Hoover checked and found the Harris thinks be could do • Simi lowns scored topped his- total of 11 toucndowns ANTHONY PALAZZOtA, 26, is g se own. woman had been charged correct- job with the Crackers, wha play , Garrett. with 1 touchdown by rushing. That s Oklahornas Grate shown under arrest in Tampa, KEEL Some of the title dandies under ly. He used her nickel to buy in the class AA Southern Associa- -eta, KEYS rushing and 16 by pagsing. is the in third place with 12 by rushieg Fla., after walking into police. attack are such phases as "goal three cent stamp and mailed back tion, and that he might be a goon ttatieres leader in current NCAA and 2 by passing headquarters and announcing, line stance" -thrilled crowd.- -in- two cents change. gate attraction since he has lived Representative of the atatistics but he s getting a ten-t- Parker, injured last week. nas "I'm the guy in the picture. Local spii ed learn.- "stunning- coals. icn, flght from another Pacric accounted for 8 rushing Ana 6 You're looking for me. I want back," -victory-staryed,"• 'romped taint great Paul Cameron. of passing, Arnie Stark equalled his to give up and get it over COMMONWEALTH to victory.- "latnie-jarcing tackle: WHITE LINEUP LA Cameron. _leader most of output with 6 by rushing arid 8 HARRY DEXTER with." He carried a New York ova a "hole big enough to drive a Life Insurance Company die season:. is second with a total passing. newspaper bearing his photo truck through." f 11 touchdowns by rushing and as a suspect in the kidnap-at- other leaders: GatewOod favored Duke .. g by passing. The This fan I saw a tack on a 13-year-old girl. Do- Home Office - - Louisville 2 -y 9 4- Rated in order behhind Garnett 11 rusrang. passing. Falon ifootball team stopped In the rothea Del Longo, in New York. passing. Heath 4 rtisa- min- 'and Cameron are Larry Grill:, of rushing..4 inch line by Army with one His surrender ended a five-tiny consult him about the 16 :tend ' Invites his many friends to Oklahome 14. Jackie Parker nf Ina. 9 passing. Lalla 3 rushine. ute to play. It goal line manhunt. (international) many many Commonwealth savings Mississippi State 14. Pat Stark passing doesn't tit there then. :44 advantage's of the 'Cameron wind have of Syracuse 14, Gene Gatevrood Palen Garrett and people contend. I should, plans, burial insurance, and other insurance pro- X I ever of Drake 13. Bernie Faloney 'of up their seasons play this eC k- been a plumber, nor will sound financial future for them- ..won't grams to assure a Maryland 13 Dick Heath of We:- end Rose Bowl reciirds„ argue about that. • statistics and 53 their families. tans 13 and Dick Lalla of Col- count in the final Peel weeks ago Yale went selves and Camernn faces the more-formid- 25 seconds to play to him gate 13 . yal(1, with There is no obligation when you chop in to see apera- mind, -fritrker. in his best season at able foie While Garrett -kr beat Princeton. That, to _my LOANS at his home at Sycamore Extd. and 15th Street or Mitaiss.ppi State a,,year ago. wan ring against California 4-4-1, was a "stunning coneback" and the 1958 tale with a total of 34- Cameron runs into ruere-cl Soule- it you don't believe that the lucky call 1657-J. 16 by :marlin. and 8 palming. ern California 6-1-1. 45.000 en hand was a -thrilled Friendly Finance emerge souse .,. "It's almost certain nobody will One of them is likely to ci waled- you never had K. E. COX that record. said NCAA as $.he 1951 -Mr Touchdown" and tumps crawling out of a feather 506 West Main approach Commonwealth Manager stansticia Stese E. in. n ' is f; bed or a cold winter morning. Phone 1180 - Purdue this fall lost its first firru-r Box 8 Mayfield, Ky. HAILS GREEK genies. Then it slippea a trucker MURRAY, KY. ci LOS ANGELES ROYALTY to Michigan State, which had I a OE string of 28 games without defeat. I can't doubt but what nurdue especially rr was -victory-starved- as %veil as This week, it is security conuolitee. "inspired.' Ilarmarwrii tegti in g before Renate intersial important for everyone to naming suarieeted ;plea el Then the buys upstairs contract Before him Is correspondence from YBI express thanks for the et thet its corny to write "romped many blessings we enjoy how could you nine performs to victory." Just SHOW and at right are shown • Navy-Prince- in We are most thankful b: better describe thet named as Communist apparatus figures which the Mid- and appreciative of our ton ernagement iii letters from FBI Director J F.dgpr Hnover by ar -Score of 133.7' If Vaughan as customers who have re- dies won to Nei Brig. Gen Harry it wasn't a rump, it sure was a aide. The letters were sent in turned to our store since White victory. ,. . the mid-l9.10s at time Harry Dexter is -bone- teas its new opening. Another .scorned phase was being investigated, and White practically read jarreng tackle." After among those framed The letters were home with a sym committee THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY SPECIALS every game I go to the Senate internal security the back who General pathetic ache for in Washington by U S. Attorney his interference gets caught with Herbert Brownell, Jr. Gobs (right). • Hens 10-12 lbs. 59c a good clean TURKEYS, down, and is belted known Soviet spy, is Identified as a re- tackle. Appar- shot by a 230-pound ceiver of information. Glasser. Coe, Silver- be broken 6-9 lb. hen 63c lb.; Toms 18-25 lbs. 49c lb; ently the bone has to roaster, Perin Were government employes. And, as for or. it doesn't count. Ullman, Ttlagerald. Kaplan, Magdoff werr Baking Hens, lb...... 49c Fryers, cut up tray pack, lb. 49c ,amed aa\active Reds. (Per' nuitional) Faces 40 Years Jacob Online Sausage, our own make, lb. 39c Picnic Flams. 3-5 lbs, and up, lb ., ...... : . 39c Slab Bacon, lean 1-2 or whole GREENLEASE KIDNAP TRIAL Ground Beef, S. inspected, 3 pound ...... 53c lbs. for ...... 51.00 - Ready To Eat 1-2 or Whole HAMS,pound 59c

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Wednesday - Thursday - Friday and Shortening Bakerite 3 lb. can 69c Saturday PAYING 50c CASH FOR FRESH EGGS CASH FOR 9 lbs. 79c PAYING 90c COUNTRY HAMS, 12 to 20 POUNDS 201k 1.39 Cash and Carry ' ARTHUR H. SAMISH, wealthy ECONOMY and influential lobtrylst once Fast Service! Individually Washed called the "seiret boss of Cali- fornia," walks down hall from SELF SERVICE federal court in San Francisco CROCERY after 'being foulTeguilty on all Owned and Operated by BOONE eight cooks of • government Indictment charging evasion of Rudolph Thurman & Lee LAUNDICY CLEANERS payment of 571.878 In Income ,Bearden Di es. He Is subject to $10,000 Square and five years in all, on L South Side Court fine Handcuffed and guarded, Bonnie Brown Heady Is led (foto cotirt. eacn

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FAUN LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1953 THE PLYMOUTH ROCK the convict said. to attend Everyone read Romans, Chapter cousin. Mr. Nay Pinnegar near Hospital. was unable The guard opened the box and f son from Union City, Tenn., were he,' a sixteen. Cumberland River recently. He is the funeral. We wish for three chickens, dressed and the Sunday visitors of Mr. and —KENTUCKY TILLER ANGOLA, La. ilEI—A convict at found ,',I , EAST ALM° NEWS since they had speedy recovery. pan. BUCHANAN NEWS over fifty years here was stopped by a ready for the frying Mrs. Ira Taylor and children. that Mrs. the prison — seen Mr. Pinnegar. He is living at We are ..ilact to 'report the guard asked. NOVEMBER 23, 1953 Hart spent the guard as he was caught taking a "Rocks?" Y, Miss Janice November 18, 1953 daughter, Mrs. Frank Duncan is improving. Rocks.," the NOV. 21, 1953 the home of his $0 YOUNG TOO box from a cold storage locker. "Yes sir. Plymouth weekend with her parents. Mr. for the .oeauti- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawrence meeting as part of. her work Mr. and Mrs. Paryin Wilson and We are thankful Roy Fulks. in it, convict replied. the and Mrs. Doll Hart. She is at- Paducah, spent "It just has some rocks children, and ful sunshiney weather for harvest- Mr. Pinnegar. He is living at the and son, Harold of for a degree. Charlie Clayton Tenn. tending college at Martin, ing crops. daughter, Mrs. Roy evening and Satur- NEW YORK OR — An official- Mrs. Betty Riley gave a very in- were here over the weekend to home of his last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Sanders Manning and son, Louis, talk entitled 'What see their grandmother, Mrs. Will Mr. Ed Fulks. day night with Mr. Lawrencels teresting with Mr. and Mrs. week- envelope arrived Thurs- spent Sunday of Michigan, spent a long The Friday night visitors in the garents. Mr. and Mrs. .5. M. Elkirs. looking Expect of a Baby Sitter." Janice Canady, who had been seriously Mr. and Mrs Herbert Alton and children. in Calloway County, visiting Polie Dun- a few hours with day at the home of give a report on United ill for the past few days- end home of Mr. and Mrs. They also spent Miller Rev. Outland filled his regular his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and brother-in-law, itr. Bernard Spiegel. SPECIAL Mrs. Bryan his sister Nations Day. ( Mrs. Canady passed ran were Mr. and away Sun- appointment at Mt. Sinai, Sunday Mrs. James Collins. Mrs. Col- Mrs. Polie Duncan., the business session Bob. and Hill. Their .Saturday night visitors and glanced at the re- During day morning. November 15. at 7:00 believe he preached sister. They also Spiegel, 32, morning. I lins is Louis' and Mrs. Bin Waldrop. Rev. E. Woodfin of Mo., of the MURRAY SELF SERVICE - o'clock. The funeral relatives. were Mr. C. turn address: "Office Kelso was elected presi- services were the best sermon I've ever heard. visited other friends and Bizzell and of Jesus bit' Lee Mr. and Mrs. Euin preached at the Church County Clerk of New York Coun- Shirley g held at Mt. Pleasant Church on Everyone who was absent from Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Manning and WASHINGETTE dent to replace Geurin, Gene and Wanda !Christ, the second Sunday of No- it 'as a jury g Monday afternoon, 'with Brother of Mich., and Mrs. children, Ronald ty." He recognized resigned. church missed a great blessing. little daughter night vember. The congregation enjoyed ti.-ho ✓ Charlie Sweatt Johnnie Sue, were their Sunday sitinmons. $1.00 Each officiating. Sims, Garner and family moved Ila Manning and children. his good message. We will wash 15 lbs. for Representatives from the-Chap- their guests. the name to Our deepest sympathy to the bo- Saturday to the Mark Nix farm, and Martha, of Mich.. spent preaches at When he read attended the Fall District We were sorry to hear that,Har- Brother Woodfln Sout' ter - reaved family, Mr. Canady, Noble a months vacation in this county visiting which the summons was address- nesday and Friday. Located at Fulton No- which he bought few Michigan. this church every second and F.H.A. meeting held relatives this tall. Ion Collins drown in dutifully handed it to and Chester, Mrs. Gertie Clayton ago. friends and to the burth Sunday each month. The ed, and Plant, Phone 117 vember 14. They were Marie Rog: 1 Lawrence Our sympathy is extended -old Street back of Ice and Mrs. Stella Clayton. and family will Mr. and Mrs. Luther hear Merritt Spiegel, his 28-month Hartsfield, Betty Noble Canady His sister, Mrs. Lorene public Ls invited to come and ers. Roy Mae a Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Elkins and Mr. and family. son. li Mrs. James Dove Clay- MCJI,It soon to the house the Gar- the Murray him. Armstrong. Bobbie Kelso. Duncan visited their Redden, who is in Sire ton who are attending school at ner's are moving from, which be- Mrs. Polie Patsy McKenzie, and the advisor, C ' Nashville, Tenn., spent the week• longs to Mrs. Octa Curd. Mrs. Marttts Smith. end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Burnett, Linda and - Mrs. Tilman Clayton, and Mr. Sonnie visited with Mrs. Herbert T and Mrs. Lee Brisendine Alton Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McCord and BROWNIE For Thanks- 0 giving . . . Pumpkin Pie FOOD MARKET Mince Pie LOW PRICES 7447,1 HIGH QUALITY COURTEOUS SERVICE Free Parking South Fifth Street

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THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1953 Missing I Hunt 2 Children Monied 5 Women I Beauty --- Club News Activities .4.,- .— WOMEN'S PAGE ! Flowers Jo Burkeen, Editor.. . Phone 55 or 1150-M Weddings Locals Say It Best C.▪ a T. The prettiest way to Mr 1, Shoemaker Home Scene Miss Ruth Houston Is deliver your message . . . perfect flowers, Hof- - Of. -Dorcas Class Meet SOCIAL CALENDAR Teacher Of Book At artistically arranged and s Held Tuesday Evening atessisay, November 23 clock. An initiation and a special Memprial \VMS Meeting attractively horn. Of Mis. Sodie Shoe- The Woman's aliseienary Society program will be held. boxed. All mem- The Eva Wall and Mamie- Tay- the of the Memorial Baptist Church tiers are urged to attend. NATIONAL RI-Pe °°41elie Farm kt"d lor Circles of the Woman's Mis- Man meeUng of will meet at the church at seven- I • • • Delivery, Monroe. Memphis, e ,61 sionary Society of the Memorial '901 vice thirty o'clock. The Lynn ,Grove Homemakers Ave, Chicago; 80 B$6 ot the kit's% bap- Baptist Church held a yurnt ntis- AN INTENSIVE search by a posse Call 188 held • • Club • will meet with Mrs. Olive on study at slogging through bogs is under- For SUBSCRIPTION the church Tuesday Prompt 0.juuetsladandY ewveal'"s 'tlie Perks at one-thirty o'clock. missing Mary Lou Hen- Tt 65c. The AAL7W Group 'wit. meet In evenirtg. way for um.huenreth. .In Caraker for the even- tere the home of Dr. Ora K. Mason at rams.. ning, 21. near St. John's. Mich. SHIRLEY FLORIST me e nspirational talk. she Miss Ruth Houston wl 0 is the She has been missing since Nov. seven-thirty o'clock. alas Beau ice Wednesday, November 2.5 We reserve the rater.. -Being Malik- Blood River Associational mission 15 Parents of the former high or Public Frye will be in charge of the pro- The Dexter Homcniakc s Club Voice it study chat' man presented a most TORN WITH GRIEF over tate of school beauty queen said she *PJP *PJP *PJP jog of our readers. gram. will meet v. ith Mrs. Newman • • • interesting and iiispiratiohal study her nus.sing children, Mrs. Dora had been brooding since return- - — —a: W. as by Gus Rob- Ernstberger at ten o'clock. v.-ta of the book. "I.et's Listen.' Fol- Gilmore breaks into tears in her ing (rem a Convent two years MONDAho sang tlaee lose- • • • elta ed Tisesday. November lowing her talk she showed slides Framingham. Mass., home as ago Hennings are prosperous - Sirs,a a. E.eigar Shirley, 24 , on the work made possible by sho hotels Carol Ann's doll and l•farm family. iiistereationah The Lydian Class Tarthe First Mrs. Hewlett Clark Is the Lottie Moon foreign mission Tomneas bugle. The children I to RaPtid Church will meet with offering. vanished Nov. 8. A search is NIIIION41.11 ADVERTISED one Bob Garb,, Cleburne Ad- Hostess At Meeting I Mrs. Pat Hackett at seven underway with planes. police. Ammommift. as in cearge of earlack- Mrs. Hewlett Clark was hostess Piesiding at the meeting was many volunteers for the evening. Group II, 'Mrs. 011ie Adair, eat,- divers and 4Artcarved for tne meeting of Circle H of the Mrs. Hugh M. alcElritta, president bars aaaaaa rea l thin. will be in charge of the ar- taking part. (fliternationciaJ Has Title houeirangements. Wamen's Society Of Christian Ser- of the Memorial WIES. 95 Drive In Diamond Rings a- the social • • • vice of the First Afetholfst e rre Mesdames A delicious potluck sipper was Guaranteed and Registered Tu Church held Tuesday afternoon at Buel Jetton. Eu- served in the lower 'auditorium. SUNDAY and Famous tot OVf• or year; of The Woman's Asociation of the her home on South Ninth Steeet. Shotgun Killing MONDAY Mr.Toile' • W. C. Adams, a. seveneaclock. Centerina the ta- College Presbyterian Church will "ISLAND OF DESIRE" ••. Ben Trevathan. ble was an arrangement cf chrys- pit meet at the church at eight "A Sower Went Forth" was the in technicolor ,...... ild. Claud Vaughn. o'clock. Hostesses are Mrs. Mary theme of the very iraeresting and anthemums: • PARIITERIS JEWELRY KENNETH HUGO GRIFFIN, 35, a Starring Linda Darnell with arrae Lou. Adams. Paul Pewee, Brown. Mrs. D. F. McConnell and inspirational program presented by Present for the study were 25 truck driver, Ls being held by Los Tab Hunter and Donald Murray's r anies Ward, Becky Quertentioas. Mrs. Rea Syrdergaard. Mrs. Merle Robertson. The devo- members and tv.o gullets, Miss Angeles police on four counts of tianoe *dd ••• Houston and Mts. Gray l°1895dtgt Hunter Love. Jain Buwker, AUen • tion was given by Mrs. Ed Bur- Norman Cul- bigamy in Lieu of $1.000 bail The pepper. Rose. Joe Pat Ward, Myrtle I ke-en. authorities charged that Griffin Russell Albert Parker, Mel Tseadee, November 24 • • • LAST t Wail. Edgar Shirley, Fred Work- Wed nve women since 1947. He ex- SHOW OF SEASON Marray Star Chapter No. 433 Refreshments were served by T ' man. Charles Sexton. Gray son plained to the police that he kept •Parker's Jess elry Pleases! will Ord& of the Eastern Star Mrs. Clark to the twelve mem- Slides Shown At Meet getting married because he had to 14111111111111111111.111.. v. Mclure, •Bg(nt Outland, Allred hold its raaalar mee tire, at the tiers presept including cue new 'lave something to rin on his days at Young. T. . Collie, Leon Collie, Masonic Hall at seven-fifteen ea member. Of'Coldwater Club off. Griffin was arrested waen his James Shelton, G. B. Jones, Lotue The Coldwater Mothars Club Ifth wife sought an annUlment. It braricion, Keith Morns. ki. I- Oak- held its regular meeting at the ley, W. C. Eikuis. Puracia Out- school facently. MAX H. CHURCHILL ., land, Cleburne Adams, Sadie Shia.- FUNERAL HOME . maker, Floy Jewell, Jessei •asieuriza Mrs. Mara...re Barnett of the Calloway Superior AmbulaiKe ' 1 J. L Wueds, Harold Sy is k S, County Health Depart- Service 'ETCH Equipped With 1 and Edward Lawrance, laases ment was present arid shoe ci Oxygen Robbie and Hazel Feriee.l. many interearing and infermativa YOUR "THE FRIENDLY FUNERAL HOME" - pictures on heaah inclurang one 311 N. 4th St. Murray, Ky. Phone 98 ! ANIMINIOPIIIIMI. en catching awl -spreading colds. The wear:ern was very interest:ng Lakeview Drive-in to the adults as well as the chil- STEP 1 dren. 'The next WITH A SUNDAY Ai MONDAY meeting will be held on December. 17 at which time C "SHE'S ACK ON the _oAr,- ED 11 mothers' have planned a number BRISNADWAY" of gone s for the,entertaL:i.icitt of - GUN in arnereolor CAP110 o the ehildrea. Fain morher is askti • St.Litri Virginia Mayo to brmg some refreshinc nts which ' has been pi:naiad fei sandwiches, ALAN LADD -JEAN ARTHUR'VAN HEFUN TUESDAY and cookies, fruit arid drinks. GEORGE STEVENS' WEDNESDAY Officers of the club-urge each DAVID HARRIS CLARK. once dap- mother to be present to nem • "THE CAPTIVE CITY" make per -won.der buy- of Los An- , the afternoon a wonderful event Color by Technicolor Starring John Forsythe geles- politics, sits MT pail in 4 z; L-7111 fur a, aaaildren. Santa Ana, Calif. accused In Ado14... 54c with Joan Camden Leidence ia court: shevee used to dig erase. hag elven con- • • • Admission the shottain killing of Mrs Rose tained lime put oeer body, gun eith ethich Ilan shot Robby. ZUKI1i- Children 25c Brair 55. wife of his best friend UXEMIL:=1LIZEZI d -• 14.1 adIMMISIAIII.Eharaile REGISTER NOW! and onetime Me partner. George for $1500.00 in Prizes to D. Blom 59 Clark is accused be given away by of bring into her back because FOSTORIA Murray Merchants she berated him for 'mooching" a' tea. e NO OBLIGATION board end loaging'at the laws' AMERICAN modest home. (intereattoeul) • PATTERN NEW PRESIDENT OF RED CROSS • r

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Mrs. Robert Greenleaso (ten). mother of the murdered Molter, enters car after testifying about phone calls from Hall. t ...if there were only THESE ARE SCSNES from second day session of the trial of Carl liwelle100000. .itEn Hall 34. and 'Mrs- Brine Lrown Hca.ly, 41, far the ronfessed kidnap-murder of f3oarly Greenlease. 5, in Kansas City, Mo. Jury nad only to decide on ra ”47. .1 Litton ( fefernateeica/ ONE telephone gatetsaaltesi IUNKER (eft) is may president of the American Its-it Crusa. -with F. Roland Herrman (right). moving from preu. TUESDAY tar., y to boar., chairmanship. They are shin) in Washington. kliSITY and WED. Bunker formerly was ambassador to Argentina and Italy, and was head of tne National Sugar Relining cumpitny. He assumes in the world l, his new ne,i Cross post to January. (Internaimaal Swiradidiutu) IS IT TRUE WHAT THEY SAY REACHED ITS PEAK I••••• ABOUT st - If you had the only telephone in the world, "Inn couldn't use it. There would be nobody else you LATIN LOVERS e could call. 1.-e1r The value of a telephoec is in the great number of people you can reach with it. You can talk with almost TI anyone, anywhere—quickly, easily and at low cost.

Last week the number of telephones in this nation COltaa eV „ Imriejut;toerto passed the 50,000,000 mark. That's more than there a, ,I4LS +4•••r-00./S A/R/ I are in all the rest of the world. It figures out to about 1 S'Affea. one telephone for every tirrec People in this country. .1 LANA TURNER • Most of these telephones are served by local Berl RICARDO JOHN LOUIS FAST GROSVTII Companies like Southei., Bell. Nearly 9,000,000, howcver, are operated by 5300 other companies. MONTALBAN • LUND • CALHERN -IN DIXIE In no other nation is the telephone so available, so ,,,tm JEAN HAGEN EDUARD FRANZ The number of telephones useful and so low in cost. in the areac served by LAST TIMES TONIGHT - — Southern Hell harfarTfret from 1,8153,204 at the beqinving of 1046 to Van Heflin I. SOUTHERN BELL \ And Julia /Warns In •inore than 4,200,000 MOST ANT MALE, even a big rile; rl mountain sb•.ep, %%paid lace TELEPHONE AND today. 4 TELEGRAPH having mg ehakers stroked by iraely LiLliitn Yeckel, 18, shown "WINGS OF THE FMK" making friends with this tag horn at the Arizens State fair in COMPANY, Yauenrx. Inc La; horns are tumid to the Kofa mountains aeout 3.23 miles from Phoenix. (iaterttattuadla • • • oft! •••••••' -

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iJ IIONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1953 TPIE LEDGER & TIM MURRAY, MENTUCRY BAG111 emonmeimmil••11••=119Plem Flowers lamily Is Clear Coat transparenting supply, paint or hardware DEAD DUMMY water repellent for use on natur- dealer or contact Dairyman's Sup CHICAGO ea-Police hurrite Say It Best ally beauutul masonry %%alb. Trim ply Company, Mayfield, Ky. a 'd is a liquid preparation that Call be investigate a report of The prettiest way to Oruatien or sprayed on, whIca man in a car" Sunday night . deliver your message one out invistole, Wisiec cannot PROOF ended up handing out a parks „ ) 1951 FORD i -RADIO AND HEAT- FOR SALE-COLLIE PUPS. SEE ROOMS FOR RENT- REGULAR out ake by actual test, even wet silicone. ticket. . . . perfect flowers, er. DETROIT (la-Lauri E. L FOR SALE Tops for the money. Hills Used Milford Orr, third holm past "95" roomers. Single $5.00 per week, if applied inside a basement. It Dent PlOstraties Nieni, 55, I artistically arranged Cars. 110 North 4th, phone 589. Drive-In theatre. n24p double $7.00 per week. Apply at can be used /aside. outside, acioVe Activated tor deeper penetraUon win tined $150 Thursday for reck, The "dead man" was a clothing and attractively or below grade on all FOH SALE-POOL TABLE, IN n25c Bernie Hotel. n23e piroar lam mallonry leaf Coal, less driving when he told the Jud- store dummy left in an auto that boxed. good condition. Ten cues, balls, masonry Blue Label Brand comes Lines the mires and cepiliaries wan FOR SALE - TWO TON COAL FOR RENT-3 HOUSES, TWO IN was illegally parked. racke, full equipment. $75.00. Call 1950 FORD WITH in powder form in a variety of silicone coanpounds so tna: t riun ge -I was too drunk to walk." RADIO AND Will sell for $5.00 per ton. See city, well located. One about 4 Delivery, :78. First gets it. n24c heater. Gas saving, motor package sizes for large or small uotuices on. In test Water atSilus saving Carl Arvin at Ledger and Times. miles from town. Murray Land • everdrive. Hills yobs. Application is simple. met 111 raised droplets on Ciear coat Call 188 Used Cars, 110 nAne Company, W. C. Hays, office phone MUGGS MUGS North 4th, phone clean the surface, 1111x the poader- treated, ordinary concrete slams J.-FRED For 1950 MERCURY - ONE 589 n25c Prompt 2-DOOR 1082, home phone 547-3 n24c ed ingredirents with water and while an untreated concrete" slab and one 4-floor. Both with 'radio, 1950 CHEVROLETS - TWO TO apply with brash or spray. It's a aosorbs water like a sponge. Natur- heater and overdrive. Hills 1948 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE. SHIRLEY FLORIST Used choose. from. Both sharp cars one man Job. The initial coat is al coioi and texture of masunty North with Kentucky license. Priced to sell. WANTED Cars, 110 4th, phone 589. ut masOonry ails are Uricuaii‘ed plenty of pep for miles to cone. Hills Used Cars, 110 North 401, 1 very low. Because the material is n25c by the colorless, invisible treat- Hills Used Cars, 110 North 4th. phone 589. n25c WANTED TO Bu x -SMALL UP- bang lasting and decorates as it •PJP *PJP *PJP ment. phone 589. n25c riaht used piano-Phone 13904. seals the surface, further economy n23c is effected. TWO USED BOYS SUITS, In sailer accelerated wear tests, GOOD 1951 HUDSON -- WITH RADIO NOTICE ' rastereastiag Heine Clear coat snows no signs ot 1.19:- eadition. Sizes for 15-16 17 year and heater, a sharp car. WANTED - USED BAB BED See it at tenurating ot boys-Call 6M Irb_ A companion product, Red Label atter the equivalent e,I -J-1 after 6•00 Hills Used Cars, 110 Norte 4th, Without mattress. Please call NOTICE - NEW QUILTS FOR nup Brand Sta-Dri tor unciercosting years ox exposure to the elements. nffilp rhone 589. n25c It NATIONAllf ADVERTISED sale. Price reduced today. Also above grade iebs 13 even leas ex- Once Clear Loat has been apodea, quilting done.-Mrs. Kirby Cobb, - the unsightly white stains ur Saturday's Reims pensive and makes the Milsh coat • Artcarved CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anew., e. call 1888. lc of blue Label Sta-Dri go turtner. florescence are controlled and will se• MAR J147,1"1 These paints inhibit the g,rowtu al not reappear to spoil the appear- Diamond Rings AflI401111 45-The self NOTICE MEMIeleltS OF PARIS St-Beloved DE • Li 1!1121 Basements mold and mildew. 114 secret of ance of masonry construction. Road Club will take Ebernnterd and Registered 1-Shallow 111-11aa's C r P - • - Homemakers sta-tin s successlul performance Clear Coat is also provided in vessel nickname includ- T RA orders for bakery goods lies in the tact tnat, as the ttal:it many sizes for convenient low- fontom he 04r, Or' Yeats 4-Whip .:Encircle 3-EthioulAn title Knack A L • T ing corn light bread for Thanks- Coat use. 11-Contest -Fabuloua Dry cures, it expands to fill the pores 5F 24. Will Kept (2-Oti the ocean 53-Palsehood ', giving until November act holes in masonry construction, 13-Employ 59-Peril Iliff 11138- Mrs. Elmer Collies, To round out tne line, Stalini A deliver. Cell frrzning a permanent bond with PARKER'S JEWELRY 14- N.car 62-barge tub - has formulated Instant Water Stop, th 15-Goal 14-11rother of 9544-3, or Mrs. Hill Gar:elllIC masonry walLs to provide a Murray's Oldest Ia 17-Uncut kap Odin R-4. a white hytesulic cement that 19-Fondle 03-Anger With Paint. impermeable surface. 'SEAR will stop running water in a matter Since 1895 IM-Part of face .e9 mountain shaper r. A remarkable ewiricidence is. that, of minutes_ Used in et.nin.inction 23-Tennis taroks paragraph - - - Russell Albert Parker, Mir. -Man'• f • I the worse the water paletratian with the Masonry Paints, even 14-11rak 70 FOR RENT. I Wet iN soddeale nickname basements and masonry problem, the better Sta-Di ma- the most severe below-grade water r 2S-Daides ft-Tra new tin.. 7-Call stained by efflorescence or show- sonry paints work to cure it. Dry 'Parkes Jewelry Pleesea 51,1gh note 72-Thick, black 5-One who FOR RENT--8 ROOM UPSTAIRS leakage problems can be eucems- 25-Saucy substance ing signs of erosion and wear trim walls must be tNew York. former President Truman manages furnish- wet down 'uefore fully treated. Water Stop is also ON HIS morning stroll in 31-Obtain -Peer tlynt's apartment, heat and water water penetration are a disheart- educated chinip 33-Leverage DOWN 5 application to-make the paiat bond useful as a quick setting cement ',pauses for a meeting with J Fred Muggs, an mother ed. Prefer no children. Will rent eningly 56-4111itt 1--Communion 10-Weight of familiar sight to many better, so the: damp, leaky ,walls NBC-TV. Presenting )4uggs is Roy Waldron, co-owner, 36-Tard plate for small Jobs such as anchorifig from be" India reasonably. Half way between homeowners. Equally unpleasant supply the to answer a congressional committee 3*--R rents 2-Part of -to 11-Openings best conditions for bolts in masonry. Commenting on his refusal 41-Military 3-Horn 14-gynibol for stove plant and Murray Garmeut are the bill! that roll in for Laing, getting a very hard finish. subpoena, Truman said the refusal 'does not necessarily mean" 1.0liCe (abbr.) 4-i doper Complete detailed information sod,LIM Factory. Phone 386-J days. or attempting to fix ttic trouble. fatervationat Ao..7.4.oho10) CHURCHILL 45-Total 1-While 15-cleaning A newer addition to the Sta-Driis available at your lumber build- he will remain silent 44-Inset egg 6- Series device Hard-to-apply, dingy, organic coat- AL HOME loommor .10-01iikiren's ings, pump installation., trench 1. 9 .0 game abidance Service 22-Wail covering digging and other costly memalres MUSICAL CLOWN-"Ros- DOLL-E-HICHAIR_Big en- With Oxygen -5-Vigor have been traditionally resoried IRONING. BOARD___Mod TOMMY TURTLE-Who tcolloq.) FAST,SAFE Help ey to Nosey," that's my name. ough for baby! colorful de- says I'm slow? 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Own C•41., Mee masonry finishes, • C 2Sc amp 199 designed especi- ally to keep water out, to amply decorative surfaces, to hide dingy masonry arid to maintain appear- ance of naturally beautiful mason- ry walls. First and most famous af ;he ifiefr's Sta-Dri line are the patented Sta- Dri allgt. 441 awl= Arm/ SWIM Mlisonry Paint* which are in- C4&e. 44 Vac IN440.4 afeellesia organic mineral coatings. Blue Label Brand, supplied in arhite and a variety of colors, will hold a Strtursis At the ASPCA she found • nice In this game that two could wall of water nine feet hig,h With Met eats weten t the only things young man. play, the thing was to act as - Isom in. charlotte Morgan. age copy- nothing had happened; to eunimmits ad- "I'd like you to come tor my though NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller writer fop th• Kingsley man- aria. Teem was her mother cats," she said. ''They're dead. wear her everyday face and vertilitlaS and -who ran away from her fattier Asphyxiated, gas 1 wonder why ner. King would be waiting for- her, ma* she was 12 Charlotte had al- you. I don't know her reaction, but she could wait, NEXT DAY stole. Sielrelry to help her mother didn't telephone thmtelt She despised her. Erie liar why I came all the way . . ." too. She had to wait. with her. Two other em- • • • was In love And "Are you all right, miss? You PloYes or The King' hated her hm em,• Around Charlotte hummed the BET IT -,1/41f411!/ her eats kept tlirthe to tell better sit down." WAIT'LL sLuGao SETS ILL Cummings discovers Charlotte Charlotte thought; just olibligsto of the office; the tapping thing. make• ISlate to I'm fine, MADE A BIG' stole lg. terns and little typewriters and shrilling of THIS PERFUMED meet seistlefte and her mothet. alter wonderful. "I guess I got a of blot up and HIT oft.ring to 5.10 Charlotte to the gas, too," she said. "Could some- phones; people rushing LOVE LETTER _) WITH HIM mother tali on time Charlotte and her come now ?" She amid only down .,he aisles self-importantly. 94,• "The Kier- at his home Charlotte's body charlotte finally important some- The bustle of business. I'm so mother leaves-111CMP think that it was i relations with Cum- tired, she thought once. It seemed breaks personal her one* should .see it, smell It. Stie mings, but he threatens to expose had Wis to hir she couldn't remember when then if shq quite his employ At 5 co- must have a witness, she ristmna party It is revealed feeling she taut have a witness. shell really slept or eaten. Once -The King* has been rotting threrigen. and read her oupy in 9.949, runs flten When it ass a n atter of murder. she stopped in letters: Charlotte hardly been Nide wants to dance with her. there should-aiwuys be a witness, amazement; sim'd if passible. aware Of wilting it, yet it Made CHAPTER TWELVE They took her back, two Lice sense. Abstractly she picked • dress; slipped past her young men from the Acspcw. Too few cat hairs off her black only 'CHARLOTTE but her small re tightened, throat hostess, went down in the elevator, late to prevent cruelty to animals. her shoulder and said chin set out to the wet street. She'd go home They patted her lakime herself, they Now it would be helFfuLi she 7 to the cat& What was the cliche- she mustn't Pa. 05-A5 -7 1 1- fashioned gas realized, If she'd made friends. If Cag., 1.93 5, 1.4491491 Pen.. 1,...5.444. S./ 41 1-491111.0 the more I RCP of people the better I looked at her were- stove and said they'd had cases she could Just go carnally up to • Le , like the animals? And cats and say, "Hi, Velora, Suddenly she won- before of eats jumping up and Vas Camp n't hypocrites. have luneb together." And whether she would become pushing the handles with a playful let's By Al Capp - dered then riek her. Or if she could say, Lit' Ait-NER one of those old lady recluses who paw. handles. Charlotte "^Listeh, Velora,.IM in troieble, and corns out only at night to feed But not four AH YO'Ll_ DE MAN PET WHILE, ON 77-1E FIELD Of BATTLE- tell them it had been four I thick you could help." FIIIPPYYT- AN TRAPPED „ MAH NW-56K world , stray eats. didn't WANTED HIM AN'COMPANIONfr- tell them But to tell your troubles, you IAEA HUSBINfr ON te REASON RD' MUST/HAN HEARr 1. the gas handles. Charlotte didn't -NOW She . began to smell known must trust someone. YO' GIT ME Gil TIN' MARRIED FO'A PEI: AN' MARRY L/5 I A- RUNN/N,'BEFORE AN LErs up it was merder. King had WILL when she seal only part way she had to finish alone, BIN DANSY- A COMPAN ION!! MAR call I N' THET /'L mcwsrra,MAR/LYN, 1 what she'd mind most, literally the No, *FILTHY PH I AS A HAS she raced the rest SAM PP- the stairs, and thing she Would mind. Gray somehow. Be devious and play WEDDIN'PRESENT" CUILD krE TC/-1 4M SWEE r breathless, her heart only of the way, April and golden May; her friends. hunehes. But it wasn't the stairs, Pounding. In ancient Egypt, killing a cat Alone, alone, Erie, don't you un- tone in the world, on fear. She couldn't find It was the was punishable by death. der/stand? taint watching me; when she did, her tid be nobody else her key, and sat alums in the awful, leave me alone! I'm • shady lady. you hardly manage Charlotte /Making hand could empty apartment. There was an Surprise, surprise, quiet Charlotte- then she was in her the lock. And -funeral -feel about it The A-In-conduct-Montan is actually consciously surprhied after npartment, couldn't bear to look at Scarlet Charlotte. You would leave_ s in the as she held tree_ She great number of at her own efficiency down the me alone soon enough if you knew. noetrits and the tree. She shauggled You her scarf over air atid left it on the She didn't feel like a shady lady. can talk with almost windows and turn- stairs vi-ith rt three open the sidewalk. Take it away, New Only solitary, and sick from the easily and at low burners of the stove. cost. ed off the York sanitation Department She hate coursing like toxin through three, four, all of them One, two, could hardly climb back up the her body.... One thing at a tune. telephones in this nation open. The sickening sweet odor First try to solve the mystery of And the"-Tilr. flights. . overwhelmed her, tenants began to the miters. That's more than there her. Now the other The room blurred before papery King went out, wearing his vel- d. It conic home. Througl- the figures out to about' She got back to the open win- partitions tame the allppered shuf- vet-collated Chesterfield. Homburg wi- walked ouiv. c licople in dow, and then she saw them, fle of steps in the hall, the murmur in harul. Then Velora this country. much. rier the tree they'd loved so of yokes, the protest of bedsprings in het mincing manner, as though touch the small might swing a hip. She are served by local She :lade herself benaath the weight of tired bodies. afraid she nen then Velor• Buren stiff oodles. gather them TIP. and So near and yet so far, theme peo- wore no stoat, but SLATS By Raeburn Van len. hack in the em- ABBIE •n' Nearly 9,000,000, she ant rocking on her knees, ple with whom she shared the signally ate upstairs SLEEPYHEAD, down Finally all the THREE- MILLION-BUCKS WAKE UP, ,00 other and forth. The tears rained manic roof and nothing more. They ployes' cafeteria. .. OF COURSE. IF fME HAS AN r BUT A eompantes. of to lunch. If only LOVELY INCENTIVE ROCK'S A-KNOCK:NV POLLY': ) nr•f face, and inside the core were strangers. "We are all others had gone 01: SENSE, SHE'LL REALIZE DOVVAY IS A someone didn't forget something OUNCE ..WHAT HAVE I TO THAT'S FUNNY... :lephone so available, so hate hardened. strangers upon earth." IT SHOULD TAKE MY COMPLETE THAT ROCK TRENTON COULON'T ...50. In and come buck. If only no buyer, NO ANSWER There was a minute when she Charlotte tossed and twisted REPERTOIRE OF HAVE ANY- LOSE BUT MY ao office boy, nobody came by- POSSIBLY thought of closing the windows her bed, trying to think, insomnia CHARM BUT PITY SELF-RESPECT... rust for a minute. It would only UNLIIIIITSD THING gain and just sitting there. (,iv- in possession of her body. How- ' take • minute. TO CONVINCE THAT FOR A hg up. Later she thought it warn ever she lay she could bear her 41.1harlotte picked up a folder of GOON, POLLY, I CREATURE the hate that Kept her going. pumping pounding heart, and her the copy and started toward Velora's REALLY HAVF LIKE HER... foot after the wide-open eyes saw shapes in She dragged one desk. She leaned over It casually, LOVE V stairs. wondering night. Her brain arm a switch- FALLEN IN BEM _ ether, down the pretenafig to pencil in a Copy cor- else had board abuzz with busy signals. WITH HER... vaguely that no one With her free hand, mean- deciding it was The wind wailed with human rection. 3 TELEGRAPH smelled the gas, while, she opened Velora's gone away woe, and out on the dark river - bet alum everyone had drawer, just far enough to reach the bus at the foghorns niourned. Suddenly LINY, air Christmas. She took her fingers, slide them under- - back, Charlotte Jerked upright. The in the corner, and sat far in the paper lining, searching the poinon-pen letters, the "threats of neath the leaning her forehead against it was, that pavements re- exposure." She'd almost forgotten exploring . . . There cold pane. The sleek must be it. She withdrew the sheet neon signs, red about their. flected the danbing bad a plan. Not of paper, shpped it in her folder. gold for Christmas. By morning she and green and guaranteed-satisfaction-omY o u r She closed the drawer and hurried 'A stooped man stood outside • a .9. oft0 S. to back to her own desk. Cate ItS1 47.0.9 1 in. 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