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. Seketed As Best 1U1 Round Kentucky Conwnunity Newspaper for 1947 - cussion_ • - Weather "NN 1t Lynn Kentucky - considerablo Why Not cloudiness and warmer 'o- _ SCS Meet night and Thursday with Society of Chris- Do All scattered showers and pos- the Lynn Grove sbily thunderstorms 'Thursday ch had its regular Your Shopping and over west portion; low tonight around 60. solluck dinner sod In Murray delicious meal a n was held with as leader. As it was ie title of the dis- [ MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 Vol. XXIII; No. 115 . 'amily Relations.' . - YOPS PROGIIESSIVE HOME NEWS- Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, May 14, 1952 ann W3F in charge 1 Jruted Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY naird, commissioner snt of Motor Trave- the Distinguished rid the A:r Medal, leaf Clusters. ior the China-Burma- BY CLARK ming World War II. EN 11,5 CALLED ON ..CARPET VISITS KOREA TRUCE NEGOTIATIONSBASE Being Quick c't* p Expected On 41-CLARK Concessions Given PW's 4 Soon & Peard Propaganda Steel Issue klefore High-Court Used As Communist Around By United Press Pentagon brass is miffed over Generals were I the wording of the agreements Press ticularly the steel workers union. Two American By United anything else And is ex ! The union lawyer appealed to called on the carpet for nearly an I more than there The Supreme Court pickup, MURRAY for fast action on the hour today to explain their roles there are strong hints in both pected to make a quick decision the court can heat the steel werkers- in last week's Koje prison camp Washington and Tokyo that. ths.y in the steel case. ground that the so — setup-are sus- mutiny, will not be honored. goes down By quick it is meant a deciston under the present by inability Brigadier Gene:als Francis Dodd' For one thing. Colson promised Retiee the generals involved in before the cburt recesses tor the taining great damages wages or to strike. and Charles Cola-in flew to Tokyo to end what he called the "forci- the Koje Island disgrace are on summer the beeinning of next to get higher told the court the at the urgent summons of General ble screening" of Communist priso- the carpet before General_Clark month. That, would be fas; action The attorney situation leavec the union Mark Clark. It is believed the ners-something which the UN has today. for the court on so weighty a sub- present position of having or w allied far east commander denied it ever used. For mother ject as the constitutional powers in the hopeless bargain with. asked Dodd how he happened to thing, Colson promiseJ thf y would reminds us of the fact of the president. no one to Which whether the let the prisoners capture him-- be treated "humanely" in the fu- A court attache believes it pos- It doesn't • know that no matter how high up You Colson why he ture-thus implying their treat- may come in seizure is legal and the eover a- and that he asked get in the Army there is always sible that a decision been humane. is the empluyer or whether made embarrassiog concessions to ment so far has not sometteidY,ehie _higher. the next Feek or two. But that in ment , and- the co Reds.. _gain Dodelle release, Colson also admitted there have any event ,Iiie-C-Ourt- RreTSPOO 1'1'2' Seizure is' Mega' ones to do business Dodd was commander of the beep whaLhe called 'instances of it. cream or of the case before it quits for the ponies are the Whether it, clay. riotous prison camp off Korea un- bloodshed" in tha Koje camp. The it always s..ems !o summer, even delaying its tenta- with. strawberries, carefully til six days ago -when he was Eighth Army doesn't kpow what scheduled recesr to do so. The unibn • lewyet• get all .over the house. tively a and he meant by thie-unliss it was a was aiming avoided arguing before the court yanked inside coppouad As of todey. the court recert priso- constitutional issues involved. made prisoner. Colson, who took reference to the two Lass night it v.'as strawberries. for a June 2nd adjournment date: the the court to de- over the command, was fired from ner riots in which 9i ptisoners, he.p can A quick decision will jibe with He said that is for xi at the sense- Everybody wanted to 'the it yisterday after getting the Reds including an American soldier. of all concerned, par- cide and it doesu't matter to them and did the wishes several were killed it holds the all- union whichaay eces. so long to free Dtidd by making that have both All of -this is playing into the vith 31.03 milt% - b as there is a clear-cut. quick de-. written agreements Whoa the job was_comp.ated. it ssed the hands of the Communist prcpagan- H.1.611621m5"*1/ Ietei-B;Hieelrfb- • ir erWS.-1/51r-TIFtI Per if the ineheary wins, Ainericarihigia Comm teare-MPft :dully equipped help was help or not. inm Lee— - charged today that the UN has lawyer said the union immediately s many custont "openly admitted" the inhumane will try to make- a deal with the Caps littered the floor from one - of the POW's. i-.cluding . companies. whic h. apparently treatment end of the house to the other, and forcible screening. Just take five Dies Tuesday would revive the threat of a strike. New Approach squashed strawberries adorned the UN had a good answer to ILline_goyernment wins, the union The Itre..111.133tu4kIa_g------ftewer.-toblese sine - thaT7140.--an answer-11Tr•fted to make a deaThrilir mance, too! Finis M. Lee. are 77. passed will try on visit to Munium, Korea, threat of i strike. tiy chieftains of his supreme UN command nored. Vice Admiral C. Turner at six p. m. at his Sam without the MARK MIK (right) la greeted who turns On We were reminded of the old .away Tuesday GEN. Matthew Ridgway, Is Taken Joy, the'lop allied negotiator', of- There had been some speculation base. From left are Vice Adm, C. Turner kw Q. adage of "stitch one drop two" or home in Hardin. His neath was at- UN truce negotiations (/itternational Radiophoto) fered again to let the Reds take that the court might IFFtle a command to Clark. Ind Gen. James A. Van 1 something to that affect only in tributed to complications follow- Over the supreme in a joint screening of the decision and came throueh part one eat two. a four months illness. quickie this case it was cap ing later. Supreme Problem prisoners and see for themselves with its opinions Oil 'The deceased is survived by his just how many P.DW's want to go • Court Justice Jackson, speaking to: berries will make good pre- wife. Mrs. Lela Lee. Hardin; two back Communism after a truce. The argued agaieet such a - to himself, Funeral For United Press serves and jelly if there ate any Ions. Curl Lee of Detroit. Mich.. Army Worms By According to the UN 100-thous- the union Buddy Poppies of procedure. In v arninte wage stabilization board is INS asststas left to make preserves and jelly and Rev. Leslie Lee Murray: The and of the 170-thausand prisoners Mot to !XI:41C4 a 441C31301A 11312 quick- to thie-oil With. one sister. Mrs. vergie Trimble of taking a new approach -• and civilian internees tt holds have ly. Jackson said the opinions In Paducah: one brother. Leonard W.A. Finney dispute. refused to go beck. The enemy, case were as important as flit County der) five grandchild- such a To Be Sold Yesterday. uneethusisstic repre- More earth moving on the North Lee of Paducah; its part, maintains that all • the decisions. companies and side of town .Bulldozer working dren. sentatives of 75 oil prisoners should be re-tuned, in The chances are there will be with board at the clinic and one working at Mr. Lee was a member of the Army worms are invading CaIlo 22 striking unions met line with the Geneva rules of war-war- more than one opinion issued, and Is Today at the re- ORS the big lot on North Fourth street. Union Ridge Methodist Church in Saturday way Couny according to S V. officials in Washington fare. even more than two, ex- Marshall County where funeral possibly Foy. county azent .The worms are quest of the boa•d. Chairman N3- lividual justices_ This is the issue that ha3 brought conducted Thurs- plaining why in- plentiful in the Funeral services for W. A. Feinsinger aad indicated that ts Parking lot at the clinic and services will be a apbarently more than the Panmunlom talks to a stand- or groups of justices, voted Thirty-one years ago the Vet- will be held at meeting could pave service station on North Fourth. day at two p. m. with Rev Eurie Lynn Grove area, he said, hut iittivisi Finney he hoped the still. particUlar way. Foreign Wars "inspire-i ending Mathis. Rev. Otie Jones and Rev. erans of can be found all over the ?taunts,. the Max Churchill Funeral Home the way to an aereement Joy says the Reds no longer ars attache also belittles dead by help- Max Sykes officiating. A court by zeal to honor the Spraying is in progress over today at one o'clock with Bro. the 15-day-old walkout. Loots like the root beer place delay .n issu- intere.;ted in reaching an agree- be in the church the possibility of a ing the living," involved a plan of said, with Brum officiating. But, after a five-minute talk. about ready Burial will much of the county he John ment, which they couiel do by ac aeries from Perry is ing the clarifying opinions some- aside one day each year the meeting cemetery with the Lim Funeral setting about four to five hundred acres Mr. Finney passed away at Feinsinger adjourned the cepting the allied dernards tot to open time after the decision is 31- nounes conduct a sale of Buddy top- progress Home of Benton ii• charge. to being sprayed. General Hospital, Higeland Park, on the grounds - hat more voluntary repatriation. He sayt The court seldom does this and are made by disabled tegotia- The remains will be at the fun- ed. pies which One half gallon Toxiphene to Mich, Monday at 5:30 a. rn. fol- might be made in diiect they want only to rroparandize only because of some impelling veterans, aces rd- the This date tans year: The Supreme eral home until the funeral hour. and hospitalized the acre will provide almost a 110 lowing an illness of two weeks. tions between the unions and And this they did today. The Reif reason to get the decision out be- Groover Parker. head Feinsinger Court refused to revisw the per- ing to Mrs. per cent kill of the army worms. Death was attrihuted to compli- industry. A big blo-k. Radio at Peiping charged that UN fore the opinions can be drafted. Auxiliary of jury conviction et John Maragon of the local Ladies Foy said C hloradane is also uaed cations. said, is some kind of a •"inta Pat- forces dropped one -poison gas Price Clinic Such was the ease in a recent in the "five percenter" investiga- OPS the VFW. with a great efficiency. The deceased was 85 years of tern. bomb" and fired about 100 gas Supreme Covet decision regarding to be used to de- tion. And two sailors died when a Be Held In All `proceeds are The worm seelps to be after age and was a member of the Mur- That could come from board artillery shells into Communist Will Alabama primaries. But lure the and their deal- navy seaplane tender collided help needy veterans Fescue for the most part, and Foy ray Church of Christ. Me'- formerly cisions on six contracts that positions in Korea last month. It court was faced with a primary help pre- with with a coal 'ship and burned off Paducah May 20 pendents. The proceeds warned growers of Fescue to in- lived in Calloway County and Was ready have been negotiated pwas the same kind of charge- the deadline which it could meet only wives and the Cape Henry, Virgviia vide homes for the spect their pasture or seed crop a barber at the Whiteway Barber smallc-r companies. Today, UN has defiled iepeatedly in the second of a se,-let of OPS by issuing its decision immediately, gave their on The orphants of those who very closely so that the warms Shop for many years. wage board- is -gaing to work individual letting the opinion, wait until free price clinics to pros ide and all-that we might live .n a do ereat Surviving relatives :ire his wife, those agreements with the aim of time to write can be found before they consultation to bilsiness in the Pur- the justices had the world. Mrs Parker further said. Mil. Rose Finney. Detroit, a pattern that might This date in history: The inven- &maim. developing chase. area will be held Tuesday them. is so easy New settle- mercury thermometer •Mrs. Parker- said it Most spraying is beihg done uith mother, Mrs. Betty Finney. be followed for a national Methodist Church To tor of the 'May 201 at City Hall No auch deadline faces the jus- afternoon to forget as we go about our daily a tractor. Concord: five daughter. Mrs. ment. GabrielDaniel Fahrenheit_was steel ease. a boom spray on Have Bible School in Paducah. Walter L Kallbreier, tices in the life-there seems to be precioua Helen Frye and Miss Ruth Fin- The union oricinalle demanded born in 16815 Tee United States may take any one of 3 - - Price Executive of the Kentucky The court 1:ttle time.to devote 10 theitiehtx oft ney, Sterling, III., Mrs. Johnny 25 cents, then eame down to 18 Constitution wee drawn up at possible courses of ac- A Daily Vacation Bible School, Office of Price Stabzilizaton: an- number of these in less fortunate pc :alone. Edwards, Pomona, California, Mrs. cents an hour in wage increases. Philadelphia in 1787. Rains forced the, case Fulton Still Full will open at the First Methodist nounced tion in Put the V'F'W Posts and /auxiliaries LaDelle Stover and Mrs. Virginia -The agreements now befcre the New York's Hudson River to over- and the questtoning, the indi- Chin-eh on May 25 and w:II con- Several scores of restaurant From don't want to forget nor do we Game Ahead After Hale, Detroit. Mich.;cne son. W. board for approval range from 13 flow in 1802. American troops who are the justices may go to tinue through the week, it was tavern operators in the arcs cations want others to forget thosa veteran, A. Finney, Jr., Sterling. 111: two to 18 cents landed on Attu island in the Alu- re- heart of `he lispule-the announced today by Mrs J. C. filed inadeqhate or incorrect the and their dependents who have Downing Jackson sisters. Mrs. Love Byrd, Coldwa- Unless some .agreement i,. forth- Lane in 1943 The '.VACS were or lack fif pewer of the Winter, chairman of the annual ports with OPS have been notified power proved their patriotism on the flak] ter. and Miss Inez Finney New coming soon, it is expected that organized in 1942 And the Re- the steel school. to attend the m'-eitine. ICe.lbreier president to seize who are now The Fulton Lookouts are holdinl Concord; six t rothe rs, Albert, will turn ewer:the public of Israel was troclaimed in • of battle and those the wage board All children from the age; three said. "Our business analy•;s will plants. a full game lead in the ISSIty Padtteah. Lue. and Atm H..' De- Truman. Mr. the paying with their health. dispute to President to -.'n • 0 1948 and became a state next' these operators But the court doesn't necessarily I,e-;:gui today after. dowing the el,' are invited tr attend the be on hand to help This is why the VFW sponsnre I troit, Mich.: Leander. Murray Truman is reported censiderin . . its and bring their have to rule on the eonstitutional Jackson Generals 7 to 3 last niget. school complete the forme the Momorial Day Buddy Poops!' Roiite fay/. Stark and W. H.. New use of the Taft-Hartley law. could, if it teiinted back into operations into compliance and issues now. It to give evzryone an Hopkinsville climbed Concord; nine grandchildren; one strike has cut down petrol- to Sale. That is The thus save them the trouble of writ- to. send the entfre matter back - tie for second place by defer- great gratdchild. *educing rats and 1_ npportunity to "Honor The Dead eum supplies. Inquiring 1 the OPS office in the lower courts lor further con- ing the Madisonville Miners, 5 to ing or visiting By Helping The Living." M-s. oil seriously 17 midwestern Louisville," the OPS official ex. eideration. 4, and the Mayfield Clothier; won Pallbearers for the funeral will in- • Murray Hoshital Parker says. "Wear a VFW Ruddy states. The shortages may be their first game of the manon, be Guy Spann, Charles Mercer, Reporter /siting Hours 10:10 - 1110 A. platned.' Poppy-Buy a Buddy Popov May tensified tonight, at least in Den- hours of the clinic are from 7 to 5. over Union City. Harvey Johnson. Rex Tithe's. Hir- 210 - 4:30 P.bf The 24 and renew your pledge of ver, Colorado. Thirty one pipeline p. m. Any business- Ed Wilson was credited as the am Tucker and Carl Kincins. 700 - RN PM. 1:30 to 4:30 honor to those who gave to much." employes have served notice they QUESTIQN: man who has a problem in connec- Notice Of-Alton winning pitcher in the Fulton- If ----- Burial will be 171 the Antioch plan to walk out at midn'ght. What IS y.tir for re- tion with OPS regulations was urg- Jackson game and Lookout :ut- cut- Monday's complete record fol- Barnett Death In PLANTING IN PROGRESA cemetery. The Max Churchill Fun- they do. the shutdown would moving warts' be there No appointrnent is -fielder Howard Weeks knocked a ed th OVER THE' COMMONWEALIII eral . Horne us in charge of the off 50 per rent of Oenver's daily ANSWERS: - lows: will be made; . -run homer In three trios to required. no speeches Trade Magazifie. . TWIT aspingements. of Mrs. Leon Miller: I hays heard and instructions will plate.. Census.--16 information LOUISVILLE. May 14 (UPI-The the To 'cOmbat- this and other short-, if yes" tie a silk thread arnund a be imparted individually. The.. following affi 21e nppeared Hopkinsville mana ge r Larry Adult Beds-60 Undid States Bureau of Agricut- ages. :interior secretary Oscar wart, loosely the) first day and heeler emphasized. in the May issue V the AA-serican Broke went all the way on the Emeegency Beds-.24 titre Economics reports that about Chapmen has set up fact-finding every day tighten it Wirt r little, The business analysts who will Nurseryman. trade publication for remind. allowing . the Madisonville New Citizens-0 half of Kentucky's corn. crop has Farmers Can Ask rominittees in the 17 midweStern that it will come riff. I don't represent 01'S at the clinic ars owners pf nursery'r. Miners only sic hits. Brunk, is a a Patients Admitted -5 been planted while 80 per cent Stahel; 'affected. The move is know if it will *irk or runt, I Charles W. Gowin, Gilson E Hart "Alton E. Barnett. owner of Bar- former Southern Le:igue pitcher For Of ration- Patients Dismissed-2 of barley and rye crops are al- Recheck possible first step toward never tried it. and Jemes C. Rankin. nett's Nursery, .Murrav. Ky.. died Pitcher Don Gebbs was credited committees can riaely headed. ing. if necessary, Hrs. Raymond Workman: Vino Patients admitted from Friday March 8. after several months' ill- with hurling the last place May- Tobacco Acreage gas and The bureau says about 40 per- be empowered to ration gar took one off for my- clauchter 5:00 p. m. to Monday 5:00 p m. ness - field Clothiers to their first van of tobacco plants in Kee- oil. We tied a cloth around it arid kept Recital Planned Barnett received his dip- cent City. A recent release from the state "Mr. four riches os the season against Union it tuft- Mrs R C Lawrence. Rt 6. Ben- from Ohio tucky are now two to PMA committee states that if tlae it dampened wIth vinegaiS lema in IteirticuitUre have But the Clothere' manager. Rde ton: Master Billy Rob Mayfield. This Thursday tell. Some' tobacco growers farm operator requests a recheck ed kind of black and then digs- Miss Vivian Bynutn, pianist from Statd University in 19Z Re was a Barrett, came on the mound later Ice Cream Social Rt I. Murray: Mrs. Gardner Rags- his reported their plants wil lbe ready of an acreage determination which ppeared Dresden. Tenn . and Mise Barbara nurseryman from the firefe of to clinch the game by pitching dale, Rt 6 Murray: Melter •Steven to set next week he believes to be in error, he may To Be Held By _ Mrs. John Caviti: The on!a: thing Wiman. soprano sot ist from May- graduabon and tor many - years three scoreless innings. Moody, 212 South 11th St., Murray: Kentficky farm gardens are well do so upon depositing $5.00 or I've ever hear s to tie a black field, will be presented In a sen- was a member of the 'Kentucky Woman's Club Mrs George Dunn. Jr.. Rt. 5, Mur- aevanced and strawberry pickang the estimated cnt as determined string 'round them. and I wouldn't ior recital Thursday evening at Nurserymen's Association_ ray: Mr. James Payton Futrell. I' wider way in the western anl by the coilnty committee, which- The MIlAiC Department of the say that's a sure cure because 8-15 in the recital hall of the five "He is . survived by . his widow, VET PAYMENTS 706 Main St., Murray; Master Pat- southern commercial grawi ng ever is larger, with the Treasurer Murray Womap•s Club will spon- -Pre never had any. so ! never arts building at Murray State cal- Mildrad Shankle Barnett who is rick Anthony Geerin, College Sta- sections of the state. May 13. Wattle of the county PM; committee, The sor an' ice cream social Saturday tried It. lege. continuing the eperation of the WASHINGTON. tion, Murray: Mr. Errett Curd, Rt. those monthly county committee will then have night from seven to ten o'clock Mrs. Edgar Woodall: I 1-ad one Thix recital is tet partial fulfil- nursery.- inglon talked about 8. Murray; Mrs. J. D. Grant, 102 Payments to the acreage remeasured. The de- at the club limo, a lone time age and my cousin ment of the requirements of the payments today South 15th St, Murray: .Mr. Nobel Korean war veterans for a free posit will be returned to the Betty Havel's dance class wig he rubbed it till I thoutht It would Bachelor of Music Education de- told me to Jones. Murray; Miss Blo••davene Announcement education,ancl payments for houses. farmer only if the acreage is fouad one of the main - events of tfle burn un. then he eree Both Miss Bynum and Mists WESTERN UNION ()mei Moore. Rt 1, Hazel Mrs. Alton The house veterans committ se to be within the acreage allotment. evening. Other eltertainment iss.11 forget about. Ibia in a few days I Wiman are members of Sigma Al- BE OPEN THURSDAY The Murray Training Kelton' McClure Smith 9th St., Murray; TO to another No deposit is subject to refund ,f be held also. thought about it and looked and pha Iota, women's music fraternity. Parent -Teacher Association ase I I has, approved. subject Met. MATTIP Thorpe. Put-year, plan, is found to be in ex- Everyone is mired to attend it was gone. and .never---ertrne manateer of the' lo- heVe a potluck supper Thursday vote, most of, s free educatien the acreage Master Larry Cooper. Rt Robert King. are the children in- back. Tenn seven o'cl'ick at 4ttke fer vets. Under the plan. a Korean cess- of the allotment All depositS and especially Jerry Arthur cal Wester"' Union office, arnotinc- evening at -ne art Harel: Master 'BULLETIN war veteran would draw a /nor- for rechecks and all refund.. male vited. Mrs. Peter Kohn: When s Dwight The Wage Stabilazation Board ed today 'that the office would be Training School, 7 Michel, Rt 2, Murray; Mrs if single. $150 shall be accounted telr as county The preiceeds !rnm tele social lip the first thin; in the morning on Thursday morning at Mrs. Orval Aurtin, retiring pres- thly cheek of $110 Boyd. Rt. I. Murray; Mrs. Her- has set a 15 cent an hour ceilias reopenftd will he used to send Tommy Dor- before you drink ants sing moitten ident, urges all members to attend. if he has dependents He would eormnittee hinds in ACC, rdance Gen Del . Murray: in pay raises for nil workers The eight o'clock. to the the wart with the saliva from your bert Blanton. fneeting of make his own tuition paymen'a with current inst-lictiors fn.. handl- an and Ruth Rot-land was on ag- The office has been closed for This will be the last Miss Lula Bell Settle, Stewart. board's derision made whatever Was lefb ing collections and refunds by Egyptian Mu4lc Comp at Duquoin. mouth I won't ruarantee this t& past month due to the strike the year and officers for 1952-5.3 and could keep Tenn -Mrs. Edwird Allen, Model, reements aldready reached with a the Ill., in June, work, but I took one off that • will be installed, over. ceunty committees. way. Tenn few small companies on strike. by the operatbrs. e

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER tit TIMES, MURRAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY THE LEDGER KENTUCKY 14, 19 PA. & TIMES he Way PI:BLLSHEIJ Bi LEDGER it TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY :onsolidation of y L..ener. The, Calloway Tunes, end Ter Puows,issegici, hey Oct, ions. tre.• Wen Kentuckian, January Stam Ls. Wel EU :awl •...-.....e I.: .117.....- .1-.....).. t" L. 0...... ieLER of the lean . I nae• . • . • Kitty League • IIAT--" ---t-h.“:' r4nt to I ty•ct .....y esevertasege Team W le llin .. Leuers to the Editor, L Pet . Fulton ef Onalie noir stens winch in colr_ ape-ans. Are no 101 the best interest 8 2 ni leathern te sae milers. v ille er- 5 3 621 HopkinsvIlle n 5 3 62.1, • • • TIM Ale. raeeee AssnUCIATION Jackson . .5 1 en RAIIIIKKAL REP Ai..... Ow ensberte 4 sr Pul .elel...ACE WITMER CO. 1138 Bill Henry Of The Red Sox Is 4 AO Megarea, Making Tough Job SPORTS Union City eiternpres. Tem..; 2e0neark Look Easy - eue :eve., New Y..is; 307 N. Michigae Ave, elucage. Paducah ,. 2 6 nil 80 Belyston St. RV Keats. Pres his wake bent." He says ee rug Mayfield 1 e 143 Mann' league ounthetiLen s genet the same chance ta Boie LINEUP t;:w Entered at toe Post Office. Murrey. i National League onisTi Kentucky, for transrnesien as neigh But a rookie Boston Ned Feller of the Cleveland Indians. Tempi NI Second Claes Mattee Sax pitcher 1.S making it loot easy. - - I. Pet, New York .-e.„ Sauthpay: Bill Henry hes wen And adds alcKechnie-the sage By tailed laress 18 5 -62 eL/111543SEPTTEIN RATS- By Carrier behind Washington .have fe in Murray. per week 15c. per four guuleS as against no braes to the Red Sox pitchune pro- 1 The Senaae i 1 .714 theaaa.Wir .. 14 Fad- Isa Calloway and adjoining counties. Per tectene the Aer.erican Le:Ljt.e E Less-'we didn't make Mann a .seld utility .eutfielder Sherry Hob- le eni year. M 50: elm- scCpthih.niiceiaLoaginim:euipiseih. ie. s tier e ipg pitching leader-for a teem elech pitcher He had the. stuff v. hen he JO NV§ ertson to the Philadelphia A's for . 14 10 .581 heeds the loop. - came to us. -You can't teach a lel- lan uridisclosed sten of casn. Rob- 11 14 410 Ull2 kw how to throw a ertson. who is j nephew of Wase- WEDNDAY, 14, The 24 year old hurler is per- :salt hart MAY "1952 BCrioslirlinianusrlYAn r ant haps the most unheralded of a , e von owner Clark 4Griffith. dr' dwoh gum. tams: 448 e11 084 391 He either can do it or he ean't.- By HARRY !good crop a Bosox roOkies who CARAY peered in one game for the Sena- 59w 2:1 .1e2 eb89 Appareetly Henry car.. He's beet Six ere burning up the - tors this season as a pincn ruer.er. Days Libor junior circu 1.; Wastungton .4. en the Senators twice. Ingibtereight champion I Arc In y Even his amazing streak of ftho toe st. Lout, Rz.awni the 16143`(:;)st, The Sunday School- lesson. last and oil- favorite seep "n.n. oituday .was ,on the ruching has not been given rearz i with, sm. Awe toch. IT MIGHT BE-that Carter Is a solid to ..:aurth__corainandinent. Au the week third, lo iirstano shore hes pointel Washington _It-ja--amaaing. that most folks con- ot yulaLcity. kis title in tonight's I5-rouneer .- 1 422 11831 ----",--three teams Meat the -ttrst sistificarit- niee-iup Ka- -ider commandment . are hot et:sin:tiers that. Red reelly not ; gaingt Mexican Lauro saws at this dealing only With the matter of atone of the season for the Cardn An unesStrrang chap. the spring si play anywhere. Baseball has nil St. t"1..c utS observing the Sabbath. Henry during nais. It's the start Los Angeles. Carter. %she ol.ti • a - 'shrugs of thee' nest •rrany men who starred at ene ooso Chicano Q . off h:s surprising inceess What's it a tette rr._,,,, long 'decision in their lest ineetthe saye made road trip, their first swing tan and could play several ^an The commandment /. se eh a logical conclusion. "It's the otters nonighte bete will nut be as close. 11 12 .478 says: Remember the Sabbath day.• , easier for the lanky lad is via. te rcugh the east, a total of serae lin ssably. Schpendienst team." he says is probably ;The cheneneti expected Chled: PNherladealpohrkia to keep it holy.- but it adds in the ncxt verse: "Six days eShreveaelt we;. the Red Sox have le games against both eastern if to 95 135 t1i97 .- n eighth-place been mein- eel i the. first man in years wee ceuld on at Detroit he team last ysar:' well for me, western i 134e pounds at foitay s • •• ,halt thou labor, and do all thy work. - him He's Veen tio : teams on enemy, sinn Vau ,be considered a star The - Red Sox are in first ,olaee• gam',w at any position l ee enein while Salas probeoly ail •ion - '15 runs in the four ee., enmity get an insigh on how e the •Ard. one mi,ht add. thanks nor.. e; be might play'. His versatility I Yesterday's Results It elaborates on the second part, of, the commandment to '.is teammates chipped in with club will go through ;scale about 131. tee Red see 39 c their p.nfer- and the way Its been featured by Kitty League . by reminding are rrakint a Oi't ;during the same span_ The top 1.0 leaders have servivei us that God made the heavens and earth.. t., „man there Aril Her -y s.' 21'11}"e 9" the read-the pennanelMiusager Eddie Stanley will po.nt Fulton 7 Jackson 3 __ ' /helped himself at the elite. eke contenders always another day of competition in the :Ind all that is in them. in six 'days and that He rested -, . . ' hold !heir awr.lup more emphatically his value Hopkinsvelle 5, Madisonven 4 . ‘i.oliected at on the American Bowling Congress, on the Seventh day. Henry is also keeping pitellir.e sue hits in 15 teaern road. the flash-in-the-reins, tout- Mayfield 7, Union City '• this year than at any previoui tirae 5 , coach Bill McKechnites tri.t for a .400 mark_ asuallY fan apart. 'nus rement at Milwaukee. Keglers Paducah 9. Cot • mini cif . Lest long , in his career, and if the Cardinels Owensboro 4 The commandment says no his truck trip is an important one also Adolph :secretive of Detroit, nill ab a fortyout hour farm in Sarasota. . lue..n , A native 1.-ensnould win the petulant National League of I of Alice. Texas. the the Cubs and the there met Kettler ef Cincinnati and Cherie: week, but it does complaint us to 'work six days. Trough hot and dry w c :, t h e r . Reds evhose Lne !much Brooklyn 14. St. Louis a in ;lank y Henry began his professiene: start question but that one el the Rodriguez threatens to injure his has been a big surprise- of Houston hal h.ga New York 7. Cincinnee who 7ucerne•r eaaseball career with the , no:ninations for the most valuaLa 1 cha Those conceived the idea of working five Clarice whether they actually .scores in _tingles yeseedAy. Slier. Boston days a (-rota Maned:one forgets trait to have im- player title will be 3. Pittsburgh 1 week, instead .nale. Mississtene. team. He 'istcht I -Proved as Schoendiense ewe rolledite. Kettler 645 Rod' of six, and in,:reitsed our leisure to include ',Ali about Henry much as their play the . in en--. fact that ner end Philadelphia 6, Chicago 0 fnr -Staahiging-iken- -4-iree iourneelay. et gee a half holiday on Wednesday. may have thought. -Crt -111Witkr WeiCillers having Americas' Lettglie Sunday Says 'Chet Morgar. a former zed Sex dicate once faced Ines r an h 1 d Church Bill ea couple of meno: ad- will be proven by Cleveland "an attendance would be increased if . :eutf:elder in 1948 what , Bend Mizell shower him with me Veteran jockey Johnny 10. New York 6 • al - ..... and 1949. -happens on this trip as all Ltheden folks Could wake up - eariy Sunday moi•ning . . west- greatest praise- reeds un.y Chicago 5, Boston 0. refreshed 'ferry He had a tendenc.• ern - clubs move w hen told be three inure wine. from full t , Says Henry. "I d never •_hressoi through the east , se mebody 'Washington 4. Detroit 3 wa a day of rest. This didn't work et::.. throw sidearm Getting that Mizell gets fester hennine A eerican race - and we got ham -o a baseball aed back to the Cardinale. • She fn'., Philadelphia the Id seen only a fee' „d n the season -.progresses, C ;rye? rider in li istory to resets 5. St. Louis 1 _ Instead that., he- now comes all the wee baseball I. road trip. say 11 or '44.1r Tod of increasing attendanve at services ora games at Houtson. 12 ie- Bean of the Phillies observed. victories. Sun-.'tver. a pitcher has to come bet"r- e tortes nut of •their 19 tk.(1Mnd Longden boost- Today's day the Saturday probably decreases• al tried out at Clarksdale • gaffe'• 7,4,11 that'S true. Games i it. When men the way over iclearly mark they had better make ed tote' to 3.997 eesterdae linen) in worked with his best duff. them as a team that 'tern throw • WHY neagtte hard in the field six days a week they felt more 'LI Eutrs .! He a larger ball. beeline l's' Scored ateend "Sir Aulen' •n Owensboro case his best stUt: 'sel"..7 wena a sandlot softball ends- ;should fight it out tor the pennetil at Paducah _ tli. n Mire h elneee„.thice• 4,. jeneonems-nlesse...en-inananinannmet--beile-Meteri you oft hadrly sen.....nenew • _1,he_fourth ram he -terneen ose...- ANetd•atact taieserr-ttr:.13- at- tioUyieverest.44a.4ei Fillealarat• ft . 411.4""':"r 14/1. .GUECICM or playing golf. . . over-his abOulter, he's tom 'cm al overhand 'Bien a eery ecene_teeee ne lecharde of Leiner:la is Mayfield at Ureon . really need.' ea: s e." ,THAT Cloyd Boyer eredes e.na•c• Cite . - McKeehme Henry. I mhe only ieekey ever to go over says the G-fon. 2- "I was' pretty crank fro-•• t rnigilltnitaPPee-but ',nese ;,rt ,Staaky's• faith. understanding .Hopkinseille at MadisonVille ch ,We believe there is a. etel the four- thousand. nal per.alii for % io:,.rm::.... a:Iv of i:ai crhe.wl.louotfeerre7T,aloexakr .I., 1..a-lhi. the .stere; the days tied the -boys stars- sceniessidling in snack. -- • NatIallist Litairsis -nese - tee"ten commandments. barge Part ter dtvlsion and Abe second part • of kinks . become separated from neenfeery if ifie n7a rye/ Circa:reel at New the - . the -roe this spring THAT Clint Stallion York-aunt fourth commandment is no exception. - pitching farm., A Pennant • Stakes highlights toe-. • e.-24 or little earscentra-.i Tennis star limes are often shattte Courtney of the Browns is probanly eftensberger s • tee Dick &nett of 0r - Geeing ,recing prograrn at Belrso • a Pa • ore 'ern :it the seemg traunne ,ar.ge. a leameee ' enaen 42-0s Work' is not a 'curs New Jersey leaves New Tolinntree . pa to the human race.' Six days of-camp in Sarasota, apparently ell by lasses r'n Lin-Staley3. ty air today for, a aerie's of .our- behind, the e.: the -_ ,bor is good for- us. If it - E...•ere Dot God tne trick. • tinders tisualconlet•rastare overnight. choice 1,- .2 f II vs. vi• 1 would not have „ reorient.. in Europe Per:anarkne..e..ctceli. - s beh3Oin le'ts% seeing an Cuyk 12-1). . _vmmanded Sava- will ferlong g•boy down, :hi t•a .,.us _VI Perform it_ks_a_ititilist practice-. SicKechnie prys_ti.s,lher -lima ty their success , on suen_lreetee pages ti: - Cl!istligii nl. Philadelphia- ,leie-el ii0 nee tour 'wren 'a nno- on these ..artees -next raway Widener l'i---',v ;hit); s'' were like nstendieg Jeff nie ii will be interesting to eee eae. wet-k. unte einirne. 1. 7 r. ,• in-21 vs Mayer ag I ere of his singles title at Vistnbetclen. then re.r.erriber. that Oerbilt's 0-0 or Simr 1..; .straight . nate* of •pitchine the Stanky-inspired ; -Heine-Made- ::. s ..., i . wrth England oareng June = Redbirds jar'. 'cu don't have to take oart to a p. IT e'en • threat. COL'LD BE-that the P r...-en,- &Port to he ,a good Pete:tees at Boston Dee, e. fin one • I The ne wl Tax ExpeAs ,sen Will se eve to bring y-di gaatz ed *mt.• - I lei vs. Surkong On Job :ncre Sincerely. (sponsors 01-11 or 1%' Is . rssociation Os enalpnee dill-D. . ,Top 14ague- I its schedule of -Teams Gam Ground tournament s f s . ' The announcement by ,tiaertran League to Dr. Jean U. Koree Of Oat 11953. The schedule starts with , ork N...... hi G - tarn. kr. les career echeeso theeLeAew Yin* at that his experiment. . Cleveland. Minn 4 in developing a tubacco'sub- dienst 1 as • Angeler. Open stariing-lint - recognised by the player;-- m I I -ea vs. Feller le -1 Of titute from sugar manufacturing Iuary .09 -1 . red ,vinds i waste found Repre- amios Phired one of the greatest of this genera- up A i* I eisheigton at .eptative On Tuesday ; Di•truit -- Ii el 0 Robert -L.-- Doughton I Baton Rouge. / criesiana el of North Carojiiia ready • • Oen. nevertheless has been mere or upe'i :)...-1 i2-I 1 vs Trudks 40-2). .vith a e gir.ning March plan to tax it. less lost in the shadow •:f other ie Ali dates rust .t Boston at , ' By reined Tam be approved Chassis° --Scanthel '". t ' ered fez Cleveland a-id GO rear... illustrious teammates. by the Professiooll 'fill-1) vs Doughtoli is not The ti p two teams in Red Goiters Rogovin 4-11. only chairman of the Ways and Meatis'i each Dcugeld hit one for the Yanks coes his job so easily Aseociatien before o.eosii- al leegue gained groed that many res01,1111014. W50. be Harry Philadelphia at St. Louis, ii ere - omrnittee, of the House, but he Is also on the other Steve Grernek ten the of the fans C. nano any !Mill. the outstandiag first win. beat- , don't really apprecia:. - Hooper nal. vs. Bearden. 0.' •hampion of division clubs yisteraay at in; Rookie the American tobageo growets, and he has .i.,,. Bill Miller , • nus talent es sidely as that ...I ,u interition ed a heavy Laney Bobby Shantz' of, seeing a synthetic product replace tn., nit Ober* But this near. 'to-. ."--iat‘e?roat.rritglelhtg-le"g,'-neala' pitching en nirton i ,acco if the power tot-ax will ' and . VILI-t. tsnle. belies :of the fact that his versatile/ .s • keep it off the market. 1 In tt.. Ameticen Leatne Clew- if • paved the way for Philadelphia's being drawn on to such a greet The tax lerd stayed two :Ames in front . 5-1 If on tobacco is bringing in win over tee Browns. Shantz extent. SehOehdlehSt LS likely a billion and a half ulth a 10-6 win over New for .1 011a re to the York; tripled to drive In toe winning run the first time to K18111110Ree United Status treasury• mostly from the , while runner up get tome cif th yrive woshed the !ight Waseinet. n kept. in the fourth doubled net.onal the coca ti cent tax on a package of cigarettes. pa Inning and publicity acclaim ..reat he 1.::e're so sure •. The liehOra-1 -e by 'elosione Detroit. e-3., The, ti ol4-16.1.11onee melba&. _ory testa' on Wear .score enother in • the ninth. so richly demerits Baseball zae.1. 4stia to cane V:itste were made in an effort-0'mile°- White -Munn fli e,-P-pinel yosall stover go '," Diiai..e renette is thc_teser___ heve .always marvelled at the VTAY driniaril to otter the public a place 1&_ston. 3-nothing see case ' ri. substitute for tobacco Penni Wasaintton mend two uviearneerd at the versatility minus this heavy tax. 't adelphis Up-eriled fourth of '.,he Eel , 0 . _ . . pone Stied runs on two Detroit errors to head-this Louis. S-I. year the way he na: I newt-, the Tigers. 4-3. as.d give re. ved arnurd from It took many years to place margarine .1n the Netion*. secone, to on the market ' League. the. Right hande. Connie Marrero _ GOMM .ii the, ------an attractive coiar and packge. and only then 'after :t k e , win. Marlin .Stuart- viho matched! .1f.Sttrftefi an , r,, eame - merge,"Int' in"nt"r•eck. undut. tai burden. Jlaybe our -over n.°Gene Marreras five-hit grandchildren cv pitching. - is the Will en:oy smoking something Orating Cincinnate 7-1, aftsel laser. I that tastes like tobacco tr... without its Leafier' ivon an , al:etymon I Minnie It harmial effects, but our Mincee drove it. four aAilltACilaff guess is that they 4 -me will nay with St. Louis. 14-11. Peels- runs with a home:. a mighty hea‘y- tax in order to single. and ou•- do it, erlphia stepped tr.nd. pixel. Chi- 'We can't tank of many field fly as' the nehi c Sex took things wc, had rather not tni a:r r.I.On try I do PHILCO :tan •••*4•.°. 5•'". t"'.."2. thet 5-nothing verdict- over Seaton. BACK! to entes competition w:th the to4acco ped Pittemuz!-,. MONEY industry. Billy Pierce gltchel a neve' hitter YOUR The visentee Cieyelarid Ca ; PAD COAT 11.kneakILS tertur.g Lit. env) his second win - .,,.-f first wiry llULDER bee,-d dewn, tut the Indisins rat- n rnpletie gione_ Ivan Delece., slue Pie rat hanger eridie tled four Yenisei.: pit, -ere e-a ne elc.*:, of the newly L7....,.e.r; for 15 a ele over nir Starter Willard Nix eits to take that - Is rdereel shoulaer pads ..eter ..111.r.n. you 10-6 dectsvn over en wheel Mimi developed . ' re storizei far the a shoul- :s helps keep World chempiuns %erre Doter. e•o. • • in ---rrre• r in ree meet der temp in the first inning. gets ben I Dine Mitchell an i Hey fear. • here. the .• 7tiri.gLig be k t) aw eLeuerial ill Leeeue. Li Ity Curt . .S.mmons showed that his -tie ci- snouleen•. teas cemPletele ineed by yeching Phileeelphie to a tenotter.g win ,BOTH over Chicago. Sent/nuns, ...no as BANKS WILL BE CLOSED back in re league after lie montaa rniata•Tlervic-,. elk wed erey two nee -..singles by, Dub. Rainauoin 1 and Fraek Baurr.holtle-earel etrues, -ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON e et 12 to win h.';. si-coisu li..ine &Nernst one lusts. Starter J ie ten take' the knee_ Granny Ham- -"flan ho.retni for the Phila. .. - The-Pittsburgh eirateseeeet good DAIRY Priced pitching . _Biginniug _ tor a etanre-_,.,,a--zug 84P ot only$279.95 1,41 _Instit-hantl•,- Vein le.ckfc re of- Boston allowed eine has v. the. Et: ains took I/O a 3-1 decisuni. !beer ...and amazing STRINGS ATTACHED! Honrre Pellet all.' nei only ist ..he -SLIC and enlay thos new Norge TOMORROV safeties as* he- if at washer all you wont. M pitcl:nd the fifth tin end of re kY 15 days you --or'Triplets. CHEESE KEEPER don't agree that it's o'n gams__Jae....2....P.t.s burgh fusee, Most ett•safirst onernatic washer on the market- Peeler this wason Menne Ed Met- See this new kind of door regarrress of price -we'll pick it up and return your full theevs hit his seventh .hemer for storage. in Phileo refrigera- payment.* the Reaves te tors! The mot. ire)- a tie for Dairy Bar ...with But wo;tt the Well even go farther than that! They Will 'hinter teed in that department the exclusive Cheese Keeper you a big, Wen gne Be Closed On generous supply Thursday of All plus a new lightwe.ght with Andy Parke of Brook'yn. that keeps cheese store- metal clothes Caries FREE •Bobley Thorns° ! fresh for weeks! New Butter of enra cost. And if you decide hemered a..1 to return your Norge, oleublei Keeper, New Key Largo you k••p .m•... at no canto youf -to &isle an 'Live rune a, , Dent wove a ...New color. Unmatched anywhere minute. Come in today-nell send your _rink__ dowsed -Cu-chiral:I. , Norge ow wick; Cternoon Until Further '.-4. Willie Mays and Bab Elliott! for value at the price. Notice •Ma, of ,, homeriln .:0' course, does not intlird• t.--ri e•ifners I 111•40rutml- Mace .121 charges any splicial plumbing I ; Ted If luszerninti hit e rye for OlIt IN NOW Alla SEE • Rens. Leery eannen vets his Other New 1952 Models Tv( If OUISTAIrDiN• FLAW'S id IOURSttrl wig' With a nine-Inning et- 1 :;, .t (5"°S) .h,arad iowne.rtarte7r 'Herm Wehrne‘zr . deg Cs?) ist.. handy "r easu • rimy"... . tet . 420 U P eopry4:7;'-' ' in the only, 'aftwen 14 BANK OF NIURgAY en ielme in , PLUS 00."-"°". R • nus. TID.viditt . 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NESDAY, MAY 14, 1952 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY;IIMMICIT----- NOAH Of Electric Energy Rises In TVA Service Area AND FLOOD STORY azyssrvit BOND FOUND Lawn Cannon Hijacked j EGG MYSTERY SOLVED THEY QUICKEN QUICK WEDNESDAY, MAY * the tenth dreist April to the last PLEASES urrix ONES USEFUL TO CITIES JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI-Po- I CEITESCO, Neb. -(UP•7-- Mrs. HARTFORD. Conn. -'UP'- A 14.1952 XVILLE, Tenn, May, 14,- exception of the war year 1942 62 years. Above Chattanooga rain- CHICAGO 4 CF.-Revenue bonds lice .were called into an unuaeal Frank Caha noticed- her chickens gioup of high seho-ol students is: electric energy consumptiun this is the greatest annual increase fall averaged 67 percent of normal, . COLUMBUS. 0. (UP)TIte- story are becoming more . eresmtant in case. Someone had stolen an orna... weren't 'laying too well, so she putting out a magazine witich they g the rvA power servi cc he W___A y__. in industrial use of power ex- while the area downstream recei- ,of Noah and the flood is probable financing needed clti •.aprove- :aortal cannon from the lawn ol counted them and folind someone say can be read more quietly than uring the caeindar year 1951 perienced in the Tennessee Valley'ved only 54 percent Of normal Abe- -best Iniewri----tribistril story men* •• survey; shows. kra4e resident. he They "PHs," 18 percent greatee than in, area, precipitation. among children of pre-school age, The Municipal Finance Officers I hey Substantial increases in use • Stand Sales to directly served f,,dus- Dr.. Ralph: D. Iteint of the Luthe- Associntion said Matin _M1..rattel made by all classes ordoh- Ti customers increased by almost Valley-wide rainfall for the first rlin Theological Seminary believes. nue bOnds accounted for about 20 two billion kilowatt-hours, mach four months of 1952 is :roout one He added that Sunday Schaal. per ant of all municipal bond Standing of the Teams rgy consumption by industrial, of it brought about by sharply inch less than normal. February children are more' familiar with sales. Such sales totaled nearly Kitty League men amounted to almost 14 increased sales to fedeml agencies also recorded less than the usual the Book of Matthew than any 13.300.000.000. Team W L kilowatt-hours, an increase (including the Atomic Energy emeunt of rainfall this year. April', book in the Bible and that the "The trend toward revenue Fulton 6 re than 2 billion kwh over Coismissiont. precipitation was the lowest re, Book of Exodus is used more by lands is apt to continue since a !tad,ernville alendar-year 1980 With the •.• • • 5 3 .625 Sales by municipalities and coop- corded for any month since April Sunday School -teachers than any rarishei of - states 'took legislative/ Repkinaville 5 3 eratives to industrial customers ID:- 1951. other book in the Old Testament. action to extend authority to use Jackson .5. 4 .3.a. creased by almost half a billion% Dr. Heim. who teaches Coristian. revenue bonds for purposes net Chkensbria 4 4 .40 kilowatt-hours, the greatest annual Arrangements have been corn- education and the English Bible in previously sanctioned," the asso- Union City 4 ...00 increase yet recorded. Consump- plleed with the Cornell Agrieul- the Gettsburg, Pa., seminary, ciation said. Paducah 2 . .so tion by the lai ger distributor- tural Experiment Station of New made his comments during a con- "Use of revenue bonds fcr sew- Mayfield served industrial customers was at York to carry on a cooperative ference here in which he urged age plants and facilities was au- 1 6 .132 WITH d.CON Statimat Loewe. a higher level at the beginning of fertilizer testing program. TVA al- that teachers "find more suitable thorized in Floric:a. Illinois Kan- Team 15 L Pet, 1951 than in 1950 and remained ready has similar cooperative ter- lesson materials for particular age sas, and Pennsylvania" New York 18 5 762 MOUSEPRE feirly constant throughout the year. bluer testing projects with ten groups." Such bonds also may be issued .have 13rooklyn ti 16 .714 Use by the smaller distributor- I state experiment stations, seven of _for airports in Indiana, auditoriums Rob- Chicago served industrial customers contin- ithem with stations .in the Tenn- DOG'S WAGGING TAIL in South Dakota. toll bridges in tor Cincinnati **** t4 1: ...Su ued to show a steady growth. essee Valley states. Illinois and Tennessee and for Cs l ENDS COURT CASE Job- St. Louis .. 11 14 410-.. The others are with: el) Wasn- construction of industrial plants Ray Dowdy Philadelphia Rainfall over the Tennessee Val- h.i.ton, which inclodes soil and leased to manufacturers in Ala- 9 13 ewe OR DALLAS, Texas (UP -Like Solo- Boston MONEY SACK ley in April totalled only 60 per- climatic conditions representetivo bama, Mississippi, Kentucky and I. up- ,9 14 .391 ARANTEED nein, Justice of the Peace Bill cent of normal, making the month of the northwestern part of the Tennessee, the'association said. Sena. Pittsbugrh 5 21 .192 WALLIS DRUG CO. Richburg had a decision to make is pleased to announce American country, 121 Colorado. wh.ch 11- •- miner. League that he didn't have a law to fit, Team eludes conditions i epressoltative of f_airmirmxj T.11 m Y W L The devotion of a dog . foe his -Afirwr-;.• that he has joined the staff of the central part of the western Keep Cleveland 18 8 AN master made up hi:, mind.' _region, and (3) Iowa, which is rep- iureiter Washington 14 8 saa6 Sam, a foxhound, was resentatives of the north central re- 1)11IVE -IN BRANDON BROS-. DISTRIBUTING—CO.-- "tat Boston 14 10 Mt witness stand, the principal char- gion. Ain • a St. Lcuis 12 13 410 acter in a custody suit. George Completion V the agreement with services as a says' Chicaro 12 '11 00 Kelly and D. Gary both rimmed Tuesday & Wednesday He is pleased to offer his skilled New York will carry the fertilizer caase. New York 11 12 .4:8 the dog. "TOMAHAWK" testing program to soil and cli- Automobile Mechanic check Philadelphia 9 13 it Kelly said he lost the hound in Technicolor matic conditions representative of uttay's Detroit 5 18 217 cr. a hunting trip. Gary said he the nartheastern region .Coopera- starring Van Heflin r will bought the dog for $25 frem some- He can take care of all your mechanical needs, and invites all his Yesterday's t;ve work with the eleven titvlions and Yvonne DeCarlo Results eme else, but, would give him up Kitty League is expected to _give a satisfactory advantage of his new location. if rightful ownership • could be Thursday Only friends and old customers to take Nivel Fulton 7, Jackson 3 sampling of the way fertilizer will proven. if the Hopkins-title 5. Madison-,I behave unde rthe soil and climatic. See Him Far Your Mechanical Troubles 4 When •K ell y walked into the Lauf- Mayfield Union City conditions of widely separated parts 5 ceurtroom, Sam, who had shown lers Paducah 9. Owensboro o the U. S. '-NM little interest in the cape. perked and Pennzoil Oils gra National League --- Aetna Gasoline — Aetna up. His long, black tail started larks Brooklyn H. St. Approximately half of the families Kw JAM tit Louis wagging, h:ga Now York 7, who must leave the reservoir Cincinnati i "It's your dog. Georg e" the Tires — Batteries Slier- Boson 3. Pittsburgh 1 preas behind TVA's -Boone and 1111311E-11111 Rad. judge said. Philadelphia 8, Chicago 0 Fort Patrick Henry Dims have American twice- - BANK NOTES imoved er have mad. arrangements sisTER Cleveland 10. New for moving. This leave sabout 75 kbot niden York r. DISCOVERS BRICK MINE Chicago 5, Boston 0- families to relocate by December IN HIS, FRONT YARD . Brandon Bros. Distributing Co. 'Washirigian 4. Detroit 3 31, 1952. EILEEN er raCC Why chase around all over town, Philadelphia 5. St LOWS I MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP)- A Sin- With ing bonanza in his own front yard WRITER SAYS SHOULD Murray, Ky. Todiqr°.$'GNPS For what a stamp is worth, brought 80-year:old Tony Battelle GEORGE TOBIAS 509 South 12th Street **fa n• Miley Wan. NOT RETIRE AT 65 out of retirement. ALLYN JOSLYP1• A Columbia fororint r" Owensboro at Paducah __ to pay each bill — — — Battalia ilropped his life of lei- Porki-r.-Atiaawsmt Feerami- Surgeon. - sore -to beetime-a -brtek mince---- itilafrOtarl is Mayfield at J, Union CO Thomas Parran, writing in Collier's Battalia was leveling out his - over A check is still, a Mopkinsville at Madisonville weekly. says workers should not yard when lie stit Lick a brick. He • - be compelled to retire-1d kept digging and presently had un- - oral efetir.aall at New York-kLater The safest way on He says there is no justification covered over 3.000. - cal/ ..or Raffensberger 4 4.J for any arbitrary age for retire- Battalia isn't sure •vheiner it's 0-0) Dwnt some individuals are thrnk4 laa r;„1 3 al :uo Lyn-Staley .3. old long before 65 and mane st lot once was the site of a brick- Here's Offis greatnew-engine4or-2%-ton trucks ii vs. Van Cuyk 12.1). in excellent working condition at yard. C194411103 it Phila4t1Rnii.._,IC-14.- that age. gar Anyway, common pricks bring - PEOPLES BANK 11:21- vs. Meyer (6-4) or Sims-ins' 835 a thousand. (1-: I. Homemakers in Barren county Pitt 105-a1=1 at Beam -Dicas in of Murray, Kentucky estimated they saved at least $457 iIa, vs. Surkeng 11-11 or by making garments at home. -delivers more power v•ted . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation irom f American League The present Kentucky constitu- t/ New Yprk at Cleveland. Main- tion .was adopted in 1891. Feller 11-11 .111hinktorl- at Detroit - from less weight •f-I vs TruCks to 20 Reston at Chicago -Scarbor UP31 ,11-11 Rogovin 42.1). 'Weeks of'Age era- Pheadelphia at St. Lour:. n.r.,.'-- ,H,4,per .0-2, than anything on the road today! le.„„,dtfailfasa-sadael4 INSECTS meshed the KEW tlOttGE Wl4s.:sloned raeilleds. • • Such As Flies, Roaches, Mosquitoes. This new GMC "302" -in-heed engine wings NEW "302" HIGH-COMPRESSION exc• els any other gasoli wink unit of equal Moths. etc. Are Quickly Killed 145 H. P. VALVE-IN-HEAD SIX-CYLINDER pcmer in high-mileage, low-cost- performance GASOLINE TRUCK ENGINE -for these basic reasons: Feed Compression It stio 7.2 to 1 Highest Compression Ratio of any standard gaso- The Max. Gross H. P. 145 (A 3600 rpm If You Use rpm Net Brake H .P 130 3200 line truck engine ever built-accelerates faster, MIR WAYNE Engine Neigh,(dry) 545 lb.. delivers higher-sustained power output. Bore • 4 inches 14EY BACK! 4 inches Growing Mash Stroke Develops 23% More Horsepower-from regularfuel New standard eviipment In all GMC 214.3 ton -than its famous "work horse" predecessor. s 'w036 IKI AUTOMATIC VAPORIZER tritcht and tractors. Also available in six•nikeeler to your Igrowing pul- models Maximum Power- to - Weight Ratio-Weighs only . lets. It helps ,develop 3%. pounds per horsepower-as much as" 500 and ELECTRIC DEODORIZER early, money-making pounds less than other engines of equal power layers. -due to new high-efficiency design. ,54 IT BANISHES ODORS More Ton-Miles Per Gallon-less dead weight with higher efficiency Means more pay load, more 1500 Started The use of tie 1 K1 (Lindane) Vaporiters is absolutely safe to profit in every mile with new "302"-powered Hampshires GMC 2% and 3 ton models. human beings, and is highly successful in the control of the common New • chicken louse, in the eradication of existing poultry lice and serves as 1000 1014A1% a constant control against reinfestation. White Rocks

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control for the farm and home. WINOS 477.1tWED/ $1.00 per 100 • Yea this new Norge washer all you w/rill. 3'.) days you don't agree that il's esef only $24.45 complete au'omatic washer on the market 4,, co —we'll pick Plenty of 10 day old it up and return your full Y2 TO 35 TONS

.11 UP TO 500 POUNDS UP TO 500 POUNDS even go foitherr than that, Well give chicks f0.1, means supply of ALL pus a new lightweiet Effectively in. HERE MORE PAY • IKI Works LESS WEIGHT LOAD HERE! }our key to rier FREE of cora cost. And if you decide Restaurants Locker Rooms Cafeterias lo.g•, Barns eireater hauls Iff POOR/ you keep 'em ... at no coil to you! $12.50 per 100 ' GENERAL rniflute. Milk !louses Packing Houses Meat Markets Offices MOTORS Come in today—eell send your 1 I Dairies Super Markets 'Hospitals Bus, Air and Coes Markets Rest Rooms Hotels and R. R. Ter- not include any spie:/al plumbing Fish Hatch Monday, May 5 Food Stores Theatres Motels minals Igo St( TNESI OWTSTAII0111. ItattlRES Kitchens Bars Clubs Bakeries IOVISILFt Chicks Now! (Commercial) Bowling Alleys School Get Your SEE THE NEW GMC "302"-POWERED 27, AND TON MODELS—AT YOUR KAREST DEA. OW

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1952 • e. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY of the sharpie I a large percentage PAGE FOUR li‘es but wound, not only saves builder. It Vest Is i3 a gi cat ITL/1 a le New willing Blake, troops much more miasions. Club News Activities S'aCIEIW .• to go, out on dangerous vest has The nylon anti-sharpnel PAGE Lives Feb-.--- scii,e1 aving since IWOMEN'S May 14 potluck supper at the S in use in Korea Wednesday, been not' a • The Arts flt Crafts Club will seven o'clock. ruarY and since that time 55 air 1150m W eddings Locals • • 9 with_bilaiL Bettie Beale at soldier wisairig- Abe, ver4 -thirty o'clock. PrIday. May 16 In Korea s:ntle a sprapnel wound in The...New Concord Homemakers has._ suffered By United Prem pot. Soldiers returning, t The annual picnic by the St. Club will meet at nine-t hiet as ;1 vital s- ),oung.. Mrs. Ernest Madreyi Delta D'epartment army's new 12-layer nylon( find several Banquet Held By be o'clock in the New Concord high The horn raids sometimes Jlother-Daughter Lim's Catholic Church will many lives In Korea by iSponsors Party For vest is saving outer layers of the vest ripped_ On Monday Hostess For Penny held at the City Park beginniag at school lunchroom. wounds in Women's Class .41 Club House • • • sttorpspoihg shrapnel that would have- inflicted High five o'clock. - • shrapnel Homemakers Club -1 The Schools the wound agat____rirt -4,salinar_g., _. •• • . 11W, _ terrible Culpepper. Delta Department • of ihe _ _ TPeidab a The. Murray Wo.nan's' Club B. Culpepper. Norman Ine,observance of .Notinnai /impel The The vest. of course. will not stop . - Club entert.iineci The Harris Grove Homemakers Circle II of the WBC of the First.' Mother Tilghman Barrow, R•ey Brown DellItIttiii-F114•241 Week the 'Benny. Murray Woman's gun OuVit, but tk'thIngi House was the scene of the will meet at Inc a rifle or machine G. Vinland. Moms La-rab. Its ; :he high school' students of th • Club will meet with Mr.: Lula Methodist Church wounds Daughter /larva,. held_ by._ the!tkl_t_h. meinakers ..C1:41_..linplaveV - flalitys infantrymen fear sharpnel Lee iiti":nphrses. at High Sc'hool and Murray Miller:at one o'clock. ' S t u de it t Center it tWei gun --, Young Wornen's Class of the First Gloiciel Reaves. exhibit in the - groc..ty saire . Murray more than rifle or machine a partly at • • • o'clock with Mrs. Leland Owen, Monday evening Alvis Jcnes. 011is Cam. Eugene' Penny owned and operated by , Training School with they are so "meld Baptist 'Church and Mrs. Eva Ryan, co- wounds because WASTE Jones, T.- C. Taylor. Vt. H. Solt/- Mrs. H a Fatten- -the .club • troller Saturday evening. Thursday, May 13 hostess. Cause DESTROYS at six-thirty o'clock. Mr: and is harder to heal and often J. B. Bur- i flowers were used in the will pee. hostesses. Mrs. F. E. Crawford TANKS Greeting the guests at the dear rron. W A. Ashbioek. --- The exhibit featured The Wheel Spring Mrs. Charlotte Whitnell injury. CESSPOOLS—SEPTIC John Workman. Hassel Kuy- wh,ch included ciecorationa of the club houte. at'sstihoenermanentmpuurprai!sy Hinigha Program leader. UNITS was Mrs Hassel Kuykendall who keen. of Good' Eating" • • • So, the nylon vest, by stopeing 1 OUTDOOR ---e)iikeneLalL Jake Dunn. Joe B Carter. the seven basic foods homemakers', second rrecietax Murray s harmless also presided at .he retristet overraid- with Snthe WIV.S. d-CON RID-X I. Li-rest Jones. Sue this year. • The tea' table was The Eva Wall Circle of the •nd Prof_ and Mrs itob•rt Mar of Jack Suttle. have beeen studying School at seven-thirty o'ck,ck. to metal. porcelain Wells, la white el.oth and centered'aviiii of the Memorial Baptist Chtmai College aoa-poisonous State College were the Clees. BObbie Leasiter. Veris Thirteen members and ore' ithli• . • • • wood - • Murray Rey arrangement .4 flows•-s. la ill meet with Mrs. Carl Her.- for We evening. Grady ,Miller. V.. L Polly. I, r. Mrs. Hardie 'met in the home;1 ' lovely guest musicians, 'Punch. sandwiches and ..:c c k iv a S. 13th, at two-, hi r t v Calendar SAVES , Fl-,autiful Buckingham. Phillip Mitchell. Ru- of Mts. Ernest Madrev for an aa The Home -Department of the dr icks. RID-X They sang •four • vers. to the guests. OV:GlNG dolph. Thurman. John Parker. Joe day ir.et-•ting at April with - ttlirl were served Murray Woman's Club will meet Cclock. Wednesitay. May 13. maw'. numbers whlith were -The Lord is the re- • • • Teesday and. • and Wilton Fort: Misses GibbS,---pre-1- Mrs. Max Churchill at the Kentucky carnival an Carr •UNHOGGING, PIbMPIN • Is Ma' Shepherd:. nSiartetttire, For Crutcher president. Mrs. Virgil at the pavillion 14, annual Water lendsey; _. firing chairman of the Delta De- two to five- The Mamie Taylor Circle of the Warr- Thee. Tarry With Me ',and "Hold .Louise Lamb and Martha aiding. . Lake State Park from Health building. 110-X qestoOrS partment. . .0 4 the Memorial Baptist ONLY Protewernci 1304r and John The main lesson. "Using Cann d thirty o'clock for a party and pot- WMS Friday and Saturday, May 16, 17, or000airts - SANITIZIS Thou My. Hand."-..... • • • with Mrs. .Hokin Stanley Shelton Meats." was given ,n the form ,.r . luck supper. Supper will be s..a•ved Church will meet OVC track meet. • • • N: 6th. at seven-thirty. GUARANTEED The Bears were accompanied a luncheon at the- noon hour es ., promptly at five o'clock. Wyatt. 318 Saturday. May 17, ACE weekend Jahn Stanley Shelton. Mrs Haa.nond Wei .i. Flagstone •‘.• • o'clock. WALLIS DRUG CO. by the leadets. l'ocror • • • trip. Mrs A. G. Outland. tea:her of Soup is Becoming min and Mrs. Everett Norsavorthy. Murray Training PTA will hine the class, gave the blessing and mi • aer Also pm wheels were prepared and: Walk Or Terrace The Kirksey Homemaker: Club •- . . will meet with Ma.. Berea:au - introduced Prot _and Mrs...Baar...,„mastc__Ilted_for- -- -,'AlifERICATTINE WATCH The .class president. Mrs-J. ft Mrs. Alton Cuie gave the cle- Jell at one-thirty o'clock: Cooking , For The Summer • - • • and Everyday led, in' Air - Burke., tuastmistress rotten and Mrs.'Ehno Bort 100th MisiTOn will find a com- Mrs. W. A. Ash- arid tallier is . • By tailed Press at Lindsey's you gave the welcome. Soup. like salt pi ayer. Mr.. _Paul Cunningham ---1-- — ('se Krilium Per the world's hi k. in her chariiiir.g vvas. gai e rapidly beetanine a basic cookiiite conducted th,e_Te--„Vcati:iin. .-1 If you were proud of votte, f: - ea-, plete selection of the respar.se. recd. The next meenrig villa be with , stone walk or terrace last sum, Grass Problem finest timepieces. Mrs. Phillip Mitehell with Mrs: These days. soups are used fa: Mis. Alton Cole. The main lessan : but find it kicked around - By United Press , Glindel Reaves at tke, pt•no led ..idatig flavor to so-called "e;erY- will oe on "Bask,: Y." .- ' i•ttle by frost. are _soi,••• If one of your grass growirs4 group singing. Songs sung wen, • • • i c'tts oni tgty to doctor them up ; in dishes, for extenchrig . p-cbhms was how to get it to Dothnolv• Your Nap- . • and add -1.,•,- I "School Days." "Tuck r.nd for using up lefleve.-s. Lift' the.nes out . I survive on a slope. Kriliurn IX 111 an Suyig kin." -I Want ,A jar snd -Hymn To help dhe home-maker, or i C' riders lir gravel.- • Leave solve your headaches there i. „ -To Mothers.' soup canner •campbell's• ha; ha.: PERsorsIALs , •.eried V-shape between the stoneF. The Krilium will germ u plaste• Accurate work out 114 re - ' Ihen put a dry cement in the V..' w,Itec gi‘t e respeser„- dev,,,t,-„ wAs its test...kitchen film that will let Dependable Th "at cement and . (lPes. lust published in a hi °lent • Altoi Harnett srse , • • -a cep off any excess through yet keep the topsoil in Pleiented by Mrs_ Harry Hempsher ii,..i• celled *:Cook.ng With -...;:analaa.cii With -relatives •ii May- I,: a fine spray of watei• rail place. Krilium-treated soil nisa will on "H.mored Mothers." 1.•spiring ....e.„-kend_ 'field. -- the area. The dry .mix will soak u, hold on to water longer, 1 boon talks were given by AR's. W. i... Seur'.. • several. days later ' • • • - the writer and it. such dry, desert-like drought Polly on "FiTai Motherht•-d" and T'i'ke lur" arrt-P ir' that t`taWb...`'- i ' i .ey.:imeeidt ,Abl,terlf :trarrish,to liscontalocs-Td ep...70-... Mrs. J. M. Flare olAk• yl.aill fund the cement hardene as .you'll find in the spw.h- Mrs_ Ray :Brownfteld on --sspyt,., 3.4r. and areas . guests of .-Mr.;aFd- the stones lockod in place. My Mother Gave To ge." Iron. Ohio. -iire the west. nes s If you're -afraid the cement miint ball game hu:rrn -_-.1.13.- -nuce a tasty ....vain di h,.'244'•4. te.tle• "hora's sister. Mrs. B. R. Ninn am! you ever sit in on a The closiAglapr.'iver apply pour wax To serve four. you will need iMr. Nunn, and his father. .W. -C. !teat the stones in Sportsm,ans Park in St Laur flier. Thy Love We Knoy.- Was the ene sliced c Mon,• - Couple of eabls-• ••tz• the stones before - tlitua Forbes Field in Pittsliureh sung by ftrcf. .aed Mrs Maar._ . FL Ira • or at butter or. margerm... , ne • • • cement. After the water sprr,:.. know it or ant you'ie programs vete* i.n the form spoons of whether you 'The beef h of . cement can be ,re- skirts. 16-ounce can of cerne.CI anti SIrs."T'usseerheips •of, the layers. looking at an infield treate.1 'of laiuss with tank lace the weather will • line can of tomato soup. ene CIAO4- •IpuisVille were the week et.1 gue,•77,•.retived easily and Krilium too. Makes the soil wor,.. bonnet. and cor.sges." di t of. • butt e red - •.it-,-:..1 • ar. I rt,apkpecarcare .of making. the wax hard_ on a- plosees'„ The tables werie orerl:ed w_Ith fe-urth cup cf :Mrs. Phelps'. parents.. Mr.. and nut so ONLY I he' slide; lett,' THURSDAY "line linen cloths aryl renter..dft-limbs-o - . i'Maii..N.• - M:• Miller- • I lender area when i :'.-. _ n baaifur...to Hsrangalaeps3 eft,. First.; cook the oniori until ircond. • • ' wa • • Icnsitm: in -the bu,tter.---13,-eas.. if,,,•.4_,.. _. . . . . • .. • iviEN -•-7-"'"--”*.arrf.. . . " • ''' - -F-Amers-DRNE__ EXCITING!.S!X correct be..shef he .lnfo .-rrtall 4..-i c •,. --ntw-segitrtiai •-411—)718ELIEVAiRY Tt!orn:.s...li ve...... , 414 eGfizriirseos - • 'tho ocra:...-. h•ere..-:.Mis. Sue itrt)f.lfalr -of It 1P-11-1)n"- THE PA — --"-TOr it .• --.,.. ti-RAFT Acss . lii:Ir c is..nt,. W. H. S ...senor__ Mrs'.1:0 , 00:Nry‘v• 'pc"' ..cit'r -ct.ne-hitir : - -. • " :oleeabe ri st ces- .--- • Mrs. A: G tfuti...nd..'0 _ t:.e- Sk,up. Add the 'union the hash _arid aeon). • with d-coN More thrilling , Mrs Grace Garett. .,1.1.4, Martha •:•ncs. the rest of r !Iv outtered 1 \MI QUITE a score that Capt. Wil- !Last ktion - • LiaLs.elieswasztdi.hiat24,4igaK..„ e'et ere:Tref arc3 - baxe Ir. liam H. Gutches, of Wallington. Mrs How•arri Lis wasy• :nread crerebs. -MIX 4 Ott''If` f• r • NJ., chalks up as he lands at a READY the AMAZING Mer- berk aflet .ze..asts pr,sent re•xlerate e.ta.r., 350 degrees; • Korean airfield with 500 missions ConaWris Ane.n McC. y• _Nan- •••••emes. 169 )ti'01 /.9' ADVENTURE Wert Metdames s - tompleted. At the end of World Lit 3.24 .74 rife McCoy: Joe It S: ds, • that backgrounds War H,his total was 045. After his isl• MG I LS Br, an J A• H MORE WHIPPED.( -REAM Seats inerica's S.rns J.meu -65th mission in Korea he was 5551:1• I C•1• I „en, stri:rii. 'shipped cream. fr/1,1 • G slated for rotation, He wanted to stags,. top-ssliing book! m .de cf, 4,14.-1.5s • er. • Thurman G . -fire; e ;,. ,.;:te make it an even 75. Here, Gutctu..., GUARANTEED ma:Lack a-Isp • • / Robert King H s ltausrue.i .•. -ute area two stands in the cockpit of grinning 4;04. 'V Mitenell.• Gus E. me ts J: T. laiaRB-26 as be achieves his goal: WALLIS DRUG CO. sot LESSEN •• .31 1.. .°13! .111MEtMIIMIN presents LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED • Prehaul Sy Oat 11011GESU1 , Phone 311 N. work easier. Let us sharpen yo MascbytLats5m3IliR lb ar Make your lawn le i• Li . n*- Told by : 98 4th St. ••••••••• /A"ft14 Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Hedge Clippers, Crass THOR HEYERDAHL, author of ihe Shears, Etc. best-selling book. PI Let us lighten your burden durs ALSO KEYS MADE TO ORDER one by taking the loss of a 'loved While You Wait Jansis Mason, Ava Gardner ing charge of. all funeral arrange. in "PANDORA AND THE 4 -Mentz------RAY:MADDOX__ FLYING DUTCHMAN" We conduct all funerals with Worth fifth itreet Murray, Ky. reverence and dignity HOC RINIIMIHHIN11111111tHIHRHig_____HIJIMMIHNH fs MAX CHURCHILL JOHNNY ANO LUCILLE tildasnobile's -caller 'art Ilarairla,invii, you to NO HOG CALLER Is BillIVelson, but she's an excellent attention se--9 a Funeral Home f. r pig farmer Henry Krajev..s.kl, rif Secaucus. NJ., who is candidate try that duelling "Iteatiet a j for President on the "Poor Mar.'s Party'. ticket Wisely to start on Take the Key ; Superior Ambulance Service campaign tour, Billie pays a visit to the KrajeWski farm where sho I finds a hog doing its own rooting. (international Ezcliuice) - —- - —- - the Wheel )ouble Protectiong , I ...Take ;hen lw Selvage k.sphalt Roll Roof' , N:r.eteenanch selvage, double roofing is CAR! roll H asphalt SHOW . overage, HROtiET roan( !he heaviest asphalt roll oanufactured for farm service , • utilitarian ..uildings and other .tructures. As indicated by th3 It pro- 'erns "double coverage," •

.na .*'ant tour hus-i,and top • .7-off to work';scrve him( up• I `.1n(ri(..an k.e Coffee tomoi•- •r- Ea( li vtitirty of fine. Latin Arr.••rican (offer! that got't irao the An er.cars-Aee Wend is roasted vv. araP4y. and each roast is cup-tested AMERICAN ACE COFFEE IS ., ',•I•7 b•.• e ril id • offre tasters. Ot.1: because Amerscan • u;ed for cs:-et i'off,e of' rarcst fragrara.c and ---onlycherigurout, hority coffees Nineteen-inch selvage, d3uble you u.e roll roofing. robuct e sioq.7est • r. tli. ajyrital of coverage, asphalt - mealuTer of, coffee to eight c...•••c 4.,fronie.r•• ••sf-o V.111.; • roof with at •11, 4,o. 1/ woe til•p•• • / / • all parts of a 5.• PIM er•1414•) 1,,,••••••••1 ...In. r.o. of coffee. • teats - -. 44 g••• ••••A•di thicknesses of weather ••••••1•••••• 0.4 t/ MO •ssee, 10 chasm widen* *oft,. t.•%,.-1) sample.: least two rexple ravinx shout 01.1•mokile's new "Rocker! /...