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YOUR rsoGREssrvi nomr NEWSPAPER IN ITO 74th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, July 21, 1953 MURRAY POPULATION - - 8.000 Vol. XXIV; No. 172 3ESS art GRANGER IAUGNION Hitthl KOREAN ARMISTICE HITS NEW SNAG Miny,i,tez,:s Seen By Scouts ' COLLISION FREIGHTER LIMPS INTO SAN FRANCISCO , ' Reconsider Seen & Heard 7 _ - I South Korea May PITOL Enroute grid Jamboree f Erikson , 4 .11 Promise Concerning Agreement IRN TO THE Around _ DDLE" By Randall Robins 'Her departing from St. Louis supporting supplies an eq p Grand Canyon National ta • special train made no major By Leroy Hansen land y Brook& Correspondent ment to the ROK forces would he MURRAY July 15 (Enroute to National nip: until it reached Grand Can- U. P. Staff Aalted if the South Koreans "vio- bored—Six thousand Jambs., . yon, but we did have time to Panmunjon, Korea, July 21, (UP) late" an armistice agreement. Scouts and Scout Leaders today spend money on souvenirs in such —The United States sent a new The U. N. agreed that there invaded the Grand Canyon Na- towns as Movie, New Mexico, communication to South Korea's 3. NetIvIty around the Calloway should be no time limit on an tion Park in Arizona. Special Amarillo, Texas and Gallup, New disgruntled President Syngman Manufacturing Company is heart- armistice in Korea. trains have been arriving find de- Mexico. The highest part of our Rhee Wednesday in a bid to lift ening. Everything seems to be "If Gen. Harrison has aereed to parting here approximately every journey, elevation 7.400 f(et, was his last minuta threat to balk bustling. Hear over 200 hund- the points as embodied in chief thirty minutes. Scouts from New reached just outside the city of the signing of a Korean armistice. red are working there. Red negotiators Nam H's latest Jersey, Florida, North Carolina, Gallup. Our activities on the Everything else pointed to art statements, he certainly has help- Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Il- train yesterday and last night were early end to the two years of ed to drown the real significance Caine out of the Murray Manu- linois, District of Columbia, New varied. Much of 01.1X time was truce negotiations and the savage of some of the safeguards which facturing Company the other day York and many other sections of spent simply viewing the country, and costly Korean war. we thought we had gained," Py- and one af the pickets yelled at the country enjoyed the hospi- for we passed through six states The North Korean Communist un said. us You ain't got no business in tality of the park officials. Many in the course of twenty-four hours radio at Pyongyang predicted that "Now we cannot do anything there." Odd ideas some folks have boys visited the Canyon yesterday The remainder of our time we a Korean truce would be signed for ourselves without being con- ever the meanine of prestige and and more will tour it tomorrow. used working on neckerchiefs, "momentarily." It was the most demned for violation of the arm- power. patches and other objects we optimistic broadcast to date from istice terms. could trade. with boys from other either Pyongyang or Peiping rad- regions. io. "They are asking to much of us." he said. Mr. Elutes Wilson was a visitor When Young While at Grand Canyon we were In London, Acting Prime Minist- II in the office yesterday. Said his er R. A. Butler told 'the House Pyun said he believed Harrison taken over the Yavapai Trail, Was "cornered" by the Commun- crops were doing pretty well in which is on the East Rim, .and on of Commons the West has hopes ists when he agreed to Red despite of the freak weather we to the Yavapai observation station. that "the agreement can be sign- had this Spring and Summer. Child Needs delay." mands concerning the implementa- Here we were given a free talk ed without further tion of an armistice. on the Canyon by one of the Park But U. S. Secretary of State . "Perhaps," he said, "the senior Conies Keith Morris with some Rangers. The Rangers warned us John Foster Dulles warned a delegate does not represent the worthy words for Major Landis Vnderstanding to be extremely careful with fire, Waahington press conference Am- United States government in a who has put in a whale of a lot for it has rained here only once ericans should be neither too-op- II afatime with the Cubs and Scouts. By Calloway County Health pessimistic. direct way." That is why the ROK in two months. timistic or over Department government is asking for clarifi- A post office and general store Dulles said the chances for a In the first article on this sub- -44.1r cation." Keith says the . parents of Scouts are situated in the village and a truce hinges on Communist de- jeetl'we discussed the problem, brought Into San and Cubs should be appreciative variety of souvenirs are available A 20-FOOT HOLE gaps In bow of the Matson freighter Hawaiian Pilot as she Is sires for peace. from infancy to three years. We Luckenback southwest of the of the fine work done by Major at .istares located on the Canyon Francisco bay after collision with the freighter Jacob about 15 miles Sources here believed Rhee's now take the age groups from:— dawn. The Hawaiian Pilot picked up 49 Luckenbaca 'crewmen. The i'MA ot Albert Landis in connection with Rim. Golden Gate bridge In a foggy position is equally or more de- THREE TO SEVEN: The big feat of water. flaternattossal Sound photo) cisive. I000 People the swimming program at the col- Much of our day was spent pur- Luckenbsek sank In 200 critical development to this age d among lege pool. chasing souvenirs for ourselves Rhee himself was maintining an group is the formation of a sense and our families. The most- items oninous silence.. But his Foreign of initiative, a sense of being program were the rugs, pottery and other Minister Patting Yung Tai said the. ttend Farm someone who has an idea and He has given of his time and who souvenirs which were handmade Cubs, Scouts Strikes Outlawed In East South Korean government laas carries it out. However, the plans efforts in the planning and super- by local Indians. sent an urgent cable to Washing- • and ideas your child develops vision of this -program. The air is heavy with the Jam- FN.ton demanding clarification''of U. are not always easy on the net-- Bureau Ptcnic boree spirit. On and near every asiurances to the Communists yes. 4. Pass Swim Germany By "Red hide" His Is a tremendous job with special train and bus, Scouts 'are that South Korea will abide by • . 41TRATE Obviously, some acts So many boys splashing and require swapping neckerchiefs, slides, pat- truce terms indefinitely. An estimated 1000 people at- swimming at the same time. This some disciplinary measures, but ches, October knives, and everything else Berlin, July 21. (UPI—Strikes last week as an -enemy of the, He said Washington's answer is tended the Annual Calloway program not only provides good the parent who is not - aware of they Tests At Pool consider valuable. were outlawed today in revolt state." now on its way—will determine County Farm Bureau Picnic at clean fun but helps keep what this stage of development earehouse our Our special train will arrive at riddled East Germany Minister of The former justice minister's whether Korea will stand by or the Murray City Park Saturday, youth physically strong, mentally means to the child, may seriously Irvine Ranch, the site of the Jam- Justice, "Red Made- Benjamin etrike ruling. made in an inter- renounce its earlier, pledge to ad- President J. Hansford Doraripre- awake and morally straight. harm his personality growth. The Progress in swimming will con- e revoked boree. tomorrow morning and branded strikes "Fascist attempts',iaiew with the official East Ger- here to the truce. aided and presented a well organ' parent should not: tinue at the college pool until the from then until July twenty-third to overthrow the government." man news agency ADN. "caused Partin said senior UN delegate ized program of entertainment al Constantly rush the child: first of August according to Mai- Maier Landis has pulled the Cub we will be a small part of a In a speech reported today in the unrest to rise up again and Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison's featuring Calloway County rural "We can't wait for you just to or Landis in charge of-.Cub and program up by its boot ;traps and Scout city, meeting, sleeping, eat• the official Communist press. Red caused our state great political assurances, as revealed in a state-'youth activities and talents. play. Now come right along." Sedut swimming lessons,' and has made it a going Concern. ing, working and worshipping to- Hilde warned that . jail awaits material damage." Frau Benjamin ment released by Communists, Miss Jeanette Paschall winner of ibt :Interfere too much. "You Tests for Cubs and Scouts are There is no pay to the job and gether. workers in Communist East Ger-, said. were in direct disagreement with , the Farm Bureau Queen contest are just being silly. You are too being successfully passed durins about the only compensation that — many who use strikes to protest: Workers throughout East Ger- the understanding reached at was crowned in the afternoon b31 se legally old for that." the current season and the status the Major gets is the knowledge K. H. FALWELLS intolerable working conditions. i many have been striking and par- Seoul in the "little truce talks" Miss Robbie Joe Parks who was (c) Pull the child dawn to of advancement i as follows. that he is doing a good job. RETURN FROM VISIT She repudiated a „ruling made'ticipating in slowdowns to en' between U. S. truce emissary Queen for the past year. Meg earth before he is ready to come: All Cubs have learned to swim. by her predecessor. former Jo'- Continued on page four Walter S. Robertson and Rhee. Paschall, a senior in Hazel High "Clean up that mess. You will In the beginners group Nicky Mr and Mrs. R H. Falwell have tire Minister Max Fechaer, that 'Me ROK foreign minister said School, is the daughter of Mr. Parente ran help a Ints by let- just get dirty." Ryan and Louis Greenfield are just returned from a five day Communist workers have the following a meeting in Seoul with and Mrs. Ellis Ross Paschall. Oth- ting him know that they appre- SEVEN TO TWELVE: .The mastering the width of the pool, visit with them son,, Dr. R. H. lint to strike. that, She said, U. S. Ambassador Etats 0. !Warr. er entries in the Queen Contest ciate his work, because it is al- thing that matters most to these while Rill Hopson has just com- Mayfield Chamber Falwell, Jr. and wife and three was an evidence of "weakness "Everything will be decided were Misses Shelby Parker, Joe- most a full time job to work with children of school age is to be- pleted the distance test. children. Stephen 9. Jane Keith which will be -corrected." Of Commerce when we get the definite answer tie Lassiter, and Oleta Cunning- boys. come good at something. They Ronald Henson will try for the 7 arid Cathy age 8 months. They Her action threw the threat of from Washington." ham. want to have the wonderful thirty yard length test this week. Threatens Boycott also visited with their friends tough prison sentences over thous- Pyun, who attgpcied many of • Tommy Workman a Sophomore Boys Interested in the swim- sense inside of them that they are Those who are able to swim Mr. and Mrs. Ross Langford all sods of East German workers who , the conferences between in I.ynn Grove High School was ming classes are asked to vilit skilled: that they can produce; the length of the pool or more, Mayfield, Ky., July 21.—An of- Rhee and of Montgomery, Ala.. Mrs. Lang- participated in earlier strikes ag- crowned King. There were no that they since the last report, are Donald ficial of the Mayfield-GVPS Robertson. said those talks were the.. college pool, between the are able ford was the former Norma other entries in the King Contest. Lovins Henson, Ted Sykes. Wayne' Gar- ainst Red industrial management!County Chamber of Commerce 0- "inconclusive" and that the ROK ..hours of 1:00 and 2:00 p. rr. Mon- There are two big "Donis" for of Murray. ;- Tommy the son of Mr and Mrs. rison, Minnie Outland. Randy A wave of flash strikes swept day threatened state of Ten- government agreed not to ob- day throught Fridaa. for further parents: Dr. the O. Workman, necessary Falwell is the State Baptist Phillips, William Rustiell, the Soviet zone of Germany fol- struct an armistice on N.) condi- H. he has been act- Information. fal It your child is having Kim Wal- nessee with reprisals in connection Student Union Secretary for the lowing Fechner's conciliatory ges- tions: ive in 4-H work in county and trouble at the start of school, lis and James Wilson. with the recent banning of milk State of Alabama with offices at ture of three weeks ago. I. That the U. S. state activities and is now active don't blame him. Buck him up. The Lion Achievement Swim products from two West Kentucky gOvernment the Baptist State Building in Frau Benjamin said that form- promised to protect in the Lynn Grove FFA Chapter. Woman Finds Buyer Do other things with him where Test for Cuba was paged by Bill firms. South Korea lime and Montgomery. er Justice Minister Max Fechner against any future ' The principal speaker. Mr. I. he can succeed. Life is hard en- Perdue, Jerry Key and James The Tennessee agriculture de- Communist ag- For One Of Her was purged because he committed gression or S. Wood of the State Farm Bur- ough for youngsters when they Wilson. Those who ate practicing partment recently issued an order else make a mutird the "basic mistake' of assuring security pact. . eau Office, delivered an address Eyes For $10,000 have not yet found themselves, to pass the four minute Lion banning .milk products of Mid- Boy at 77 that at 11:00 a. m on the Intl cc of Scout Float Test are Jimmie Rose, Mike Soviet zone workers have west Dairy Products Corp., Pad- 2. That the U. S. government aVorry and nagging and punish- Farm Bureau on LegislatioW help- Knosi City. Texas, July 21 (UP) Jones, Tommy Shirley, Randy the right to strike. gave definite assurances to help irrn serial ments about school failure make ucah, and Miller Dairy Co., May- to Phillips. Kim Wallis, Fechner was fired and jailed nuify Korea if the political con- ful Farmers in Kentucky, —Farm wife who offered to sell it that much harder. Wayne Gar- field , ference following an Pat Murdock, eleven year old ear that one of her eyes for $10.000 found (b) Don't get irritated with rison. Donald lienaon and Freri Henry Y. Jones. executive sec- armistice fail- ed to achieve the objective son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mur- a buyer Today. a man wining to your child's play, even though it Barber. rstary of the Chamber of Com- dur- Final Concerts Of ing a specific length dock of Lynn Grove. was the gamble cash fora CVance for nor- takes over the house This is The silent test for the swimming merce here, called the ban an of time. the winner in the 4H Tractor Driving mal sight. age when merit badge was completed by "unwarranted boycott.- and said Now. Pyun said. Harriaon has snakes are housed in College Orchestra Contest. He was awarded the The woman ran a classified ad- bureau drawers, Herbie Oakley, Buzz Williams. "If Tenensse persists in this prac- told the Communists at Pgrimuri- ient Asso- turtles kept in County trophy by H. T. Waldrop vertisement in the Wichita Falls, the Steven Sanders. Walter Moyer, And Band Planned tice at would be a very simple jom that: bathtub. It is an age of mess and local distributor for its,' Texas Record-News last Friday, and clutter. Jerry Key, Mack Fitta Frank thing to restrain shipments of I. The U. N. would not inter- When they leave , Standard Oil Company and will offering to sell an eye to provide their White, Morris Hadden, Bill Landis The Murray State College Or- Tennessee dairy products into, this fere with "mil;tary action" taken prized collections every- :represent Calloway County in • the "security" for her family and James Wilson. chestra' under the diroction of area on just as sound a basis as by the Communists against Sodth where, you probably say: "If State wide Tractor Driving Con- Frank Banbow. a retired Wichi- they really Bear Swimming test was' com- Richard Farrell will present its the tactics employed byTennessee Korean forces if the ROK gov- eared about those I test at the Kentucky Stae Fair ta. Kansas. coatractor -said in cigar pleted by John Weatherly. Jim- finaa-eoncert of the summer Wed- officials." ernment resorted to unilateral ac- bands they wouldn't leave at Louisville in September. y 1st thru Calseefle. Colorado \had decided them my Morris. Ronny McKeel. Bill nesday evening. July 22, at 6:10 Mr. Jones said he believid ,,the tion to unify Korea by farce. strewn all over the house." Others who took part is the to accept the offer after talking Perdue, James Wilson, Jimmie on the Fine Arts Lawn. In case Tenessee officials responsible for 2 Tha U. N. promised that all But children do care. They may general program were Miss Rach- with his doctor. not Rose and Jerry Key. of rain the concert will be held in the ban did not have the facts always appear to, but these el Rowland who interviewed the Benbow's offer was the first, he collections Parents of the Cub Scouts are the Recital Hall. Wayne Leazer, in the case, that the Miller Com- and enthusiasm are Queen Contestants and introduced said he heard about the eye urged to sign the electives as each tenor, of Salisbury North Carolina pany is producing and shippina James Lassiter 1ATE will their way of giving themselves outstanding 4H Club members. through a- story in a Wichita news- Cub passes his tests. will be featured as soloist with Grade A milk "all over the terra- something the other fellow doesn't Receives Award Harvey Ellis. }TA Instructor, in- paper, rind decided to accept it the orchestra. The remainder of tory. including Tennessee." have. They can become special- andi troduced 4 boys from the various whiC• vacationing in Colorado. STRAIGHT NARROW ROAD the program will consist of three that no criticism had ever been, ists this way. James Lassiter today was award- County Chapters, who discussed "I lost my left eye in '29a Ben. It been CAN I.EAD TO DANGER movements from The Clock Sym- made of the bacterial count sedi- has found by the U. S. ed a Boy Scout Statuette for out-' coming Shows and Sales of Dairy, bow said. "I don't know whether Children's Chicago—The straight ard nar- phony by Haydn. The Overture to ment or other qualities of the fin- Bareau that it ir easier standing civic service to Murray Beef. Hogs and Tobacco. The an operation to replace my eye for row path can lead to trouble! Don Giovanni by Mozart and ished dairy products. I child to succeed in school if and Calloway County. The aw- Lynn Groafe FFA. Quailette Lang would work, but I think it would the Seventy-seven percent of the fa- Tales from the Vienna Wodd by He wointed out that out-of- people in his house read a lot ard was made for his leadership two selections and Jimmy Wilson be worth a try." tal motor vehicle sicidents last Johan Strauss. state dairies are being required and speak well. Reading ability in the Boy Scout financial cam- of the Kirkscy Chapter played right was fail.' year occurred on straight roads, The public is cordially invited to pay five He said his eye depends a good deal on proper times as much for pa i en. several piano solos. Mg and he could no longer read. according t6 the 1953 edition of and (lucre is no admission charge. registering each brand sold in Ten- 'speech. Also, children who have The ceremony tok place in the Mr. S. V. Foy. County Agent, He lost his left eye when he was "Accident Facts." the National The Murray State College Sum- nessee as is required for traveled a little, even If it is only dairy Chamber of Commerce office in introduced 0. 1. Jennings. Coun- breaking a wire to free a .mute. Safety Council's aatistical year- mer Band will present the closing products produced and sold in So around town, do better at school the the presence of Jack FrOst, Luth- ty president of the 4H Clubs, who The wire snapped and pierced his than those who OTTO" Hornung, 77, who book. concert of the summer Tuesday state. He also said Tennessee re- have always been "UNCLE er Robertson, Ronald Churchill, made a report on 4H activities in Unfavorable road conditiena. evening. July 28 at 6:30 on the quired out-of-state eye. kept pretty close to home. has been in the Boy Scout move- clarapas--compan- Mrs. 1.assiter, and Al Hughes, the County. The woman, who referred that The ment ever since started, dem- such as a wet. muddy, snowy or Fine Arts Lawn. In case of rain lea to 'deposit $1.000 bond. important thing is for the It Scout Executive of the Four-Riv- Other persons contributing to her identity not be discanaed. said onstrates his gastronomic tech- Icy surface. were reported in only the 'Concert will be held in the He called these moves attempt- child to believe in himself.. If ers Council. the days entertainment were her family had been an-meeting he can't nique at the Scout Jamboree one out of live fatal accidents. Recital Hall. ed illegal boycott." 1. do it in a good way, he In Eltis Henseta. district chairman Mrs Mendel Reeves on the Mari- for funds all her marrfecl life She will do Jamboree City, Newport Harbor, This concert. 'made up of.a wide "The people of Kentucky and it in a bad way. of the Happy Valley District of mba. Mr. William McElrath in a variety of music, will feature stu- 'iannessee have said she hoped to get $10.000 to The path he takes depends on Calif. "Uncle Otto" has attended worked closely behalf of the Four-Rivers Coun- stunt, the MURRAY RESCUE SQUAD dent conductors. Members of the Morton Sisters Trio, -pay off about $1.5R0 in debts and where you lead him. six world or national Scout Jam- and harmoniously in developing the Boy Scouts made the IONE 207 IN CALL MEET TONIGHT summer conducting award in solo by Shirley Morton, duet by move the family to Alaska for a (Condensed from an boree. He Is a native of Detroit, class of the dairying and in other ways. It article ap- A call meeting of the cil. Jackie and Joan Butterworth and and Is world champ fire lighter— Murray music department will conduct would be most unfortunate , fresh start. proved by Martha M. Elliot, Rescue Squad at this Mrs. Lassiter, the Chamber of Mr. Chester Yarbniugh, us Ill he held to- most of the program. The music time to fiddler " She and her welder husband illet U. S Children's Bureau he strikes a special flint-like ma- start "building a wall" Commerce and members of the and his F night at the Fire Station it 7:30 has been chosen to appeal to small daughter who sang have three childr, with a fourth a This is the second of a series terial with a screwdriver, hts own the between these two states that local finance p m. All squad members are taste of everyone committe were com- with him. Sborty McCuiaton also on the way. of articles 'bre Invention. (International). and the public would make continued on Mental Health. urged to attend this cooperation mended for their aid in the recent accompanied Mr. Yarbrough in meeting. is cordially invited, Impossible," Mr. Jones said. cam pa Ign. some musical numbers.

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rAtir Twul " THE tEDINER & TIMES, MURRAY, IIIENTUOKY TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1953 010/1=1•4. fl{amaolls AM=MN NM 'WE A THE LEDGER & TIME ; ' TODAY'S SPORTS PAR OE te3 VIRLISHI.J BY LEDGER • TIMES FUBL1SHING COMPANY, Ilse of the Murray Ledger, Calloway A Mother's Plea In Behalf Of Her Son The Times, and Ttsis By Jack Cuddy raffles, Ky., continued. "The rtmes-Heralci Oetoc.-er 20. 192a. ar.a the West Kentuckian. Jammer" l'inied Pic,. Sports WrIt..r other night a woman who lives U. 1942 NEW YORK. July --Young- in the hill country phoned me Sters should go to college now for and ,said her soil was offered JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER their baseball training. instead $3,000 to sign with a certain 'D' USED soli of to the minor leagues. Happy club. Should he do that or go We reserve the right to reject any Actvertising, Letters to the Edda*. Poster bed, Chandler said today. to college? or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best Uttered $69.95. Ril Ths former baseball commis- "I asked her If she had to have If our readers 105 North sioner. visiting in New York. said the $3.000. • THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION most of the lower minor league 'She said no, they could get clubs we're In such pitiful condi- gATION AL REPRESEIVTATIVEN WALLACE WITMER CO, 1.31111 along without it . Meyer Convinces Dressen He tion financially that they could "I said then by all means have FOR SAM Jilostos, Memphis. Tea.: 250 Part Ave, New York; 307 N. Michigan not care properly for their play- your son go to college. He'll get es and at ay.. Chicago HI Bolyston St., Boston. ers. much better baseball train= Cuiston, "For example, many 'D' clubs Lettered at the Poet Office, Murray. Kentucky, for traiurnlatiOn so Needs More Work To Win there than he will with the club. attempt to play night ball Second Class Matter with- At the same time he'll get an out proper lIghting," he explain- education. Don't let him sign FOR SAL: By Carl Lundquist I Rush said ros control was "a ed. "They can't afford good now." and eating ,STBSCHIPTION HATES: By tamer In Murray, per week I5c. pse United Press Sports Writer little off" because he had been lighting systems. It's very dan- What's the solution for the era. Come /Mtn lac It, Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, ps..w, emir New York, July 21 illPi-Pitch• pitching hard in this game for gerous to play under those con- minor league problem' Orchard, virus.. R. er Russ Meyer finally has con.' the first time after being laid ditions. A boy may get hit on ''The only solution is for the vineed Brooklyn Manager Charley up with .1 sore shoulder.. • the head at any time." minor league clubs to be munic- FOR SAL TUESDAY. JULY 21, 195:I Dressen that he needs more work Cub M..nager Phil Cavarretta He emphasized that the tele- ipally owned, by the citizens of and calf. to be a consistent winner-and said Rush merely pitched Furillo vis.ng of major league _games in the community." Chandler re- FOR SAL "Ow on hell get it. !high and tight and had no minor inten- league territory had added plied. 'Then the clubs and the with lion of ",.dusting him off." gon• The- fiery right hander Fays the to the financial plight of the minor leagues can take action 00 and colt .---Ilajor League Standings big reason for his nine-strikeout.: clubs find to the minor leagues,'keep major league television out out-buildi The victory put the Brooks five-hit. 3-0 victory over the Cubs themselves. "which were poorly of their territories." 3 1-2 games in front of idle Mil- Miles' we Monday night was "that I got organized in the first place.'' Did Happy approve the trans- waukee. Campy's homer ,was the mile off N %TION AL II %GCE Philadelphia 5-8. St. Louis 4-5 knocked out of the box on Satur- Former major league players, fer of major league franchises to only run Meyer really needed as Manning. Team VI I. Pet. New York 9-5, Cleveland 12-8 day.- who could train youngsters, no other cities, like the Roston Broskls he -turned in his eighth victery -- • 56 22 636 Washington at Detroit had better stuff last night longer seek employment as man- Braces to Milwaukee? s98 Boston against four defeats. In the niath 52 :..5 at Chicago than in any of my last four avers and coaches in the lower "I certainly do." he said. -And Philadt I;. 48 3; Philadelphia innmg Meyer got in his worst CR( 565 at St. Louis. night starts," Meyer said. -I like to work minors, he said. "They go into I hope the St. Louis Browns and Y,.k 46 38 New York at trouble when the Cubs put two 548 Cleveland, night -- often. My arm stiffens up or I other businesses, where they can other financially burdened clubs S. I 4J§ 54) 545 men on with one out. but Jim don't have control when I have make good livings." will move their franchises 10 1-1/h 40 49- 44s -" a long time between starts" Hughes _relieved and nailed the 4-Mt reviotis . '-Chandler, who lives at Ver- Cities where they can draw." t--lie 365 He recalled his best next two batters to cflitch • the Major League Leaders wan which 29 35'5 season when he -won 10 in a row was Meyer's eighth in is -ore a row 14-U,, to finish the 1949 season with the over his old Cub team- CHIEF 15-Sla AAIERH LE.SGIT NATIONAL erantt mates. McCARTHY AND NEW STAFF Phtllies. He had 17 victories and I2-neo Team W I Pet. Player and AB R H Pet the best earned -run average fct• In the only other major league s .k 61 27 61*3 Schdhst 88 359 7.0 120 334 a right handel- 30-04 in the league. action Monday. the Cardinals made 12-Ade 56 34 623 Irvier N 81 314 53 104 331 was going 14-Pre every third or 15 hits to top Pittsburgh. 9-4, af- 52 39 551 13kr - 84 297 49 96 3T3 fourth day then, and my arm nev- ter the Pirates won the wind-up 21-Per 50 3a 568 --- er felt better." he said. "I told 25-Pro of a suspended Sunday game, 8-4. 30-Set 43 47 473 AMERICAN LEAGUE Charley that I felt more loose last 31-Gra Neither team scored in the four To our Friends, Neighbors, and Voters of Calloway 4in:a aua _ night because I had 33-Fru worked Sat-1 final play-off innings, but it was 34-'s'ha Plaryer and tub an • 111 Pet urday, County: 1 first want to say, THANK YOU for the even thought.,1 was knock- la different story m the regular- many 35- Wai , 318 Kt.l. R . 77 2r7 89 :s33 ed out." 36-A141, ly sceduled contest. nice things said and done for our son, Halton Garner. We Minoso. Clioago 88 323 73 &tin Yesterdays Results 1°4 332 Dressen was torn between ela- appreciate something good said about our children much tion over the best job yet Steve Bilko hit two home runs bY. more than VIrl"!**" I 1 "'"' - -"Tr 'utivk--71C111`zeieski• Red- ' Meyer and anger over the pitcha and two singles to drive in four we do about ourselves. legs 23• Matthews. Braves 211. by Cub right hander Bob Rush runs. Lefty Cliff Chambers pitch. Campanglta. Dodgers24. ed two-hit scoreless relief ball for 9 that 'felled Dodger outfielder Carl I do not think Halton is going to be able to see every- foru innings to gain thcP victory. ...rooklyn 3. Ch.ct- • ' Furillo. Furillo wasn't „seriously ' RUNS BA ED IN--carripsneita.- tothy The Cards went ahead tor good one. And, as his dad and I are unable to do much driv- - - - hurt'. 'but 'he won't play D"cig" with three runs in the fixth wheni ing, I 1.1 9 62: Mc'tit'''''''. R:aves 78; because Dressen wants to rest hirn. take this means of asking you to vote for him for .R.stn Ind.ai,s :: pinch hitter Peanuts Lowery's "One of these tames could rein • Clerk on August 1st. . ' o• in the pennant race, if the two-run triple was .the b:.‘ blow, RUNS--Minsgo Wh..te S x 7,-.1-.. timp,r1„, 4,,, t maim the gaitdo b .4__ _ , ' Snide -Dodger. 71 Darkt Giants . u Many of Todays Games cut es_p9k 'Arm. said tt • you knotv him and the condition he was left in it • ' 70. Schoendsenst. Cards 70. a,s can t Bute NATION.SL about a r • ?AV'Vitt% VAA /Vita Iris Iasi fall.-11afton is not good, but--be rze. when. he tagged for a home r un mortgaged than the other 11 alriation and a me:tiller of the Elm Grove Baptist and stela-throwing at the next states. Only 41.1 per cent of Ver. '1 1-3 )(tar.- -118. Vernon, Sir,- Church. 616 hotter." moot homes have a mortgage as. It will not be too bad for him to wear bandages it rs 11: - c.•%#-:- 5-11 • g followed Roy Campanei- compared with a national average all his life. But to lose • his legs? I think anyone would 51n • , Is to the plate .n the second In- ' uf 44 per cent. PITCHING Sr 7'.--..---1,1021Cgs 5-0: hate an idea what that would mean. This ..• Ralf.r.a- fling. Campane.la had drilled his DIRECTOR of the U S Senate investigating commit- is likely what Lopat. icece : Z. NEW EXECUTIVE .....g): 5-8 vs. Wa-sr. 0.1 . 2415. homer of trie_ssaison anto_tinis newspaper-survey shows that. tee. •rank P Carr (left), is congratulated in Washington by Senator will happen. should he-aba huavy-work for- a while. I...... Y 12-4 left field seats. The first pitch America's working wives put in 79 Joseph McCarthy (RI. Wisconsin, chairman. Carr. 37, left post of 7e' 4. by Rush was high and Inside. trours week un their jobs and FBI security supervisor In New York to tak• the Senate Job, suc- Treated Glass I do nut believe there is a-vuter in the County but what' Is over Furillo's head. Then he 1V.:ti home w :wk. They spend: 39 hours ceeding J. B Matthews, wno resigned in a storm of protest over Ms i would be willing to donate 4 felled by a blow, which struck the, cooking. dishwashing, cleanan g, charge that the largest solve group of pro-Conununnita In the u S. a dollar ?r more to pay his .II.MERH AN LEAGUE :Told Light" Source I 1 top of hi1 protective helme? ' and marketing consists of Protestant clergymen. (bitermationa)J. hospital bill, should we have to go an have his legs re. muted. But, we du not 'Want your money. Just your . Schenectady. N Y -A TH VOTE, to give him a' chance to serve you, and make his treated gbeet of glass that glow' own -11th the induction of electnr.•- The SAFETY-TESTED SEAL means- living. Help me to see after his disabled dad, and AIITIIRITIS? :..- science's latest contribution .- meet the payments on hi home, while his legs are get- cbld light" for instrument and ting stfrong, ha'.. , • . • . derfully par.el lighting 41i ble2vsed in being restored to Developed br the General Elec- ' his qualifications are sufficient actite life after being crip- tr:c Co the new light source. for him to handle the knosn as elect rolununewene Raring pled in nearly every joint office..(They are the same as Lester Nanpy, as they fin- tending • c without producing heat in-my body and with muscu- ished high school in the same class, and I In other list.* sources, much. of think weq.will •wskens BETTER DEAL Mom. Ills . lar soreness A from head to all agree that the eke-tries: energy used roes Lester has made a good clerk for the past by Nil do foot. I had Rheumatoid Ar- to waste in producing heat 'eon torual rather 8 years). bitter-area thritis and other forms of than light . enealfecl Rheumatism, Ii hIni5r hands deform- Thus in 'cold light." an nifty?. Brink too in a Fcertaifily appreciate each-of those ed and my ankle.. were set. itenmal amount of electricity will worthy opponents been a pot of Hatton's. Take Mrs, and frien ii Limited rf'kee prohibits =duce..lachk.equaLux that. of an -- _From __what 1 incandescent lamp One cent a have heard she has done a good job in the office. And, It was prin you more but if you brim of ht. rear for electricity in 'cold light' her husband -has a good v. ill write me jtib,- teti. They have their home, frIv/re I will reply c ape of ,a11 proda:e as much Mumma- low. mileage and with her 14 years of public at once and tell you how service, one would think with the d I tior..as tne SO-cent lr. annual cost forever. them to .be in fair ar good, shape to live. And R. L. received this it onderful re-'of an Incandescent lamp Cooper, of course, we think he is a fine His CI The nev. light is easy to place boy. parents were among our first friends and neighbors when we FINALI and regulate in intensity The top-auality Elwood, wl Mrs. Lela S. Wier moved to the west side of the county, 35 years ago. And light ran be used for Illuminating to tell thl 2805 Arbor Hills Drive .he has told of so, many instrument panels for autos boats years he has been drawing a pub- would you P. 0. Box 3122 and a.rrratt a, yell as ::. snit lic salary for government tt ork. And Randall Patterson Dave as Jackson 7, Miss. ant' stye clock fare .eientS• • v is a fine fellow. We like him I have known the ['alter- him ever ever since USED CAR! • son's all my life. In fact. 1 have been voting for the Pat- disease w tersens ever since I have been voting, but Randall is able licked. l'n to work . • Ile has his home, so dues his dad, and they know my I are close together. I feel too like he„his14 already been lick it?" TODAY'S OUTSTANDING BUY! 77, hnstr-n Intne on tAe ri tilt ear mnrk,i is• helped from Calloway County offices by the voters "Yes." "Perhan "11..10-t- Old•rricrha I. %till now ... electing his' dad sheriff. And. also, has grand dad to the thinking. HONEST FOLKS, IT'S A DREAM COME TRUE: Rocket!' office of because the new 1953 - sheriff (and County Judge) in the past about it. 01.1.1nol.de 0.0 tremendously popular years. I'm not, 1 I droom BRII * K 11()MES ir we've got a 111G ulenlion wading for Of course - no, resct Gaynelle finished. is !Vitt • ONLY losh'ise the owner you. Every car that wears the famous high school the same year Hatton made the I did. 1 think • Oklatnobile Safety-Te.ded an either one _of them could make a good clerk. and Rome( atoll. but DO :rise in, on fine ' exceptional I•ily checked five YOU thiak they need the office as much as Hat- Writhing It. !Saes whir ton does. (They have been drawing high salaries for • • targ, v.:th lir; foot. ft. Ways fide safety and dependability. the 7entage. 7 past few years, while Halton was doing hard Login.', feaLev, .ieering. ignition farm work/. wayS COM( : 111e dbesta. know I'm writing this, and and ;.:ra -'• full b., gime user carefull.111,, probably would achy about all are r.iiiehlyl too -5 r think it much begging and know that it will take sev- 1 thotisar 1. Xt ra large efectrii Ye., you'll find lots of "finsket." eral weeks of my little cream and egg money to pay for there is • Isere ... also (rehiring oilier men is.low hi it. But you parents know we will -lit i r, large spend the last nickel expla fop and on our Safety- we have to *as help our chilgren. 1 hove by writing Thbot ."Atypicv room. room, -ivel-1 Jr. large Te.tird I ..e.1 Car Lot. Lien,- oil.' is will help the tsaters r.(ftrl, to see Jlafton's need, at this time, "That's backed by our repute'inn for fair dealing. more thrill that .of. his honorable that. I car kittlien. fine screened porch on side, large fin- opponents, and vote for Come in ... and drire a bargain ... him on erection ilay..ro xic04.0,..sanwilmoines answer. n Why shoe everthitig a h %, alid in the world drive away 'in a Safety -Tested Lned Car. - teal?" You who .know him know he hasn't "You w ;- •.,.! ia rtsii.dsd. gra osi- done any great deed to boast of. about 11.e hasn't much of this world's goods to Tim answering. boast of, just a Weld honest hard can yst a large work, like that of his "Re wit; loan on thi;-. property. Inboduc,ng Oldsreetele's new seal symbol al a lop-qualoy ell•ol in soid ears. parent*. few week: . - have gradt hither gill YtICW7LI. HAVE I assure you, if you will elect him as VERY FEW OPPOFtTUNITIES your clerk, You my brothel will receive honest, humble LIKE THIS. DON'T 1.ET IT GET AWAY FROM OLNDSMOB DEALER service in return. tine. I thit YOU. CALL US NOW. YOUR I LE any of 115. FROM A FAMILY WHO WILL EVER BE GRATEFUL that sound .1 SEE YOUR NEAREST OiDsMOBRE DEALER verse- goo 'May God bless you who see fit to vote for him, and had a erns Wilson. Insurance and Real Estate also, those Who do-not, is the wish of tO match, nrie or any 303 Main Phone 842 kids who J. T. HALE MOTOR SALES *remain .. EDNA GARNER Aug , it L. Wade Joe H. Stewart ooked lik Seventh and Main :320 West Broadway (nod look .1 1.14., '4)2 I MURK,' Thank yen vetY much. FA Y gift iis mothei han that rmiar IS/ gnuit Inlildi1P*4t9IITlifibi- mans • nillia.s.rtativt war's.. • .anestry 1 L a oOked lit

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Y, JULY 21, 1953 TIJE§PAY, JULY 21, 1953 111WW•••111,•••••••••••••••••••.••••••••-- - THE LEDGES It TIMER, MURRAY, KENTUCKY 111111111•111111#11IMmlar PAGE THREE Synacuse, N. Y.., is known as the Male Help Wanted "Hub City" and Salt City." The ANIMIIIONI1111111. city, which began, as a salt-manufacturing center, was Lakeview f Of Her Son MALE HELP WAN l'ED-I_Jou:ual first settaad Drive In by the French in 1654. opening, manage our tire and Au- USED Electric Keivinator Range. ALL SUMMER DRESSES 1/3 OFF to Accessory Department Com- Just like new. Read Classifieds for FOR SALE $189 95. Riley's No. One table of shorts and sunsuits, mission plan that guarantees top our Tuesday and Wednesday 2 Store. 105 North 3rdtreet, earnings, guarantees r- boys and girls, $1.00. Summer draw employ- your "Wants and Needs" Phone 1672. USED solid maple ale gowns $1.49. One lot discount and- insarance privileges. "The Jungle" bedroom suite. FOB RENT: 4 routu unI urnislicd CHRISTMAS CARD INCLuSIVES boys shirts, Poster bed, chest. vanity $1.00, Loves Childrens Shop. JlEe Paid vacations. All entries confi- in Sepia tone and .seat. house, bath, electric heat, by Name-Imprints 40 for $1. Make $69.95. Riley's Number 2 dential. Call in person or write starring Rod Cameron Store, Ninety-five Drive-In on Hazel 150 percent on fast-selling $1.25 105 North 3rd Street, WANTED_1 to Mr. Summers; Montgomery Phcne 1672 highway. C. B. Moore. j23p assortment. Wraps by-the-yard, Cesar Romer. NORGE HOME FREEZERS Ward, Mayfield, Ky. 123c j2.3c many others. Guarantee assures SAVE Marie Windsor WANTED TO TRADE: A four FOR,RENT - HOUSE LOCATED you money! Buying up to 15 cents more. profit per box mere food room house with 'bath, two acre sta. Week from college campus at a time, means lower prices FOR SALE: Baby parakeets, Assortments on approval, Im- caii" lot with small orchard, one half Furnished. Electrical Appliances. ... and with a NORGE es and supplies. Mrs. Bob prints FREE! Cardinal, 1400 State there's CARD OF THANKS Mc' mile from City limits, for house Available August 1. Call 738-M-2. no spoilage! See them today. Cuiston, 503 Olive, Phone Dept. A-4, Cincinnati 14 0, 8374 cliose to school or small farm J2lp Economy Hardware. Whether you The family of Linna Ross Evans 123C wishes exprses their sincere close in. Phone 1038 W. 322p NOW BETTER THAN EVER - grow it or buy it - store it In to thanks appreciation to the UNFURNISHED',ROOM APART- Yes Kelly Produce no wuses a a NORGE HOME FREEZER. hnci FOR SALE. Apples for WANTED PEACHES FOR CAN- MENT, floor. following people for their kind Picture Cooking first Front and new chemical in bug and pest Angst For the Clearest TV end eating. N1NG and freezing. Ripe and expressions of Please bring contain- back entrance. Pr iv at e both. extermination, better than DDT. sympathy at the ers. Come anytime. J. sound. Call 1103. J22na time her death. K. Robinson Adults, 113 No. 14th, telephone Call Sarg Kelly today at 441. Get of Orchard, Puryear. Our sincere thanks Area . . j25p 785-W. J21p rid of tugs, flies and termites DEMONSTRATION! See the won- most to the Ever Seen in this derful new Norge Washer friends who called and to those FOR SALE: Young Jersey now. Kelly's Peduce. A6c and cow Lost and Fcund Dryer (with who sent flowers, the doctor who and calf. Call 8804 j22p the magic time-line Political HOT?' COOL OFF'. JUSI SIT controll Demonstrations will be attended, the ministers for their LOST: Male Cocker Spaniel. FOR SALE 4114 ACRE FARM Own- down- and let a NORGS WA/4141F,H boa all 4144.-1Alaidnerseleaer-ati4y-ga P14 C CI IT er may have, by identify.ng and Announcements and the pianist for the manic and with good four room house, hot and DRIER (with the famous, at Economy Hardware. Door priz- paying for ad. Call 623 M. t3 the Max Churchill funeral and cold running water, fair j22c The Ledger anc tames is outer: exclusive "Time Line") do your es will b. given to each person out r1zeu to announce the following work. ati aiding the Ism for their most efficient ser- -buildings. Farm located 2 LOST-- LADIES GUERN Just press the lit, a Time demonstration. Miles- candidates for office subject to the Line knob and -.aces so courteously and -sympath-1 west of Stella, two-tenths THIN watch. Reward if your NORGE j21c retort. i Democratic ctically rendered. mile off highway. Ste 131ent to Primary on August 1. AUTOMATIC does the rert! The 301 N. 5th St. or phone 48-M.. May each of you be made to Manning. J21p 1953. famous NORGE TIME LINE J2lp know how much we appreciate For City Council automatic dryer h a s exclusive CLARKSVILLE NURSIleG HOME Galen Thurman, Jr. your thoughtfulness. 4-way selective drying. Come in -A Christian home offeimg good H. W. "Stub" Wilson today! Ecoromy Bob Evans, CROSSWORD E ewer to Y00000 day's Puzzle Hardware. care. Reasonable. Phone 9625, PUZZL An W. D. Shoemaker Aug.lk Mr. and Mrs. George Bonner ACROSS Tema J1y24p SS-One who WWI For Sheriff Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Nance 1- Vlimr receives r3f11013f4 lflZl Alton P. Hughea 4- Slurs t•tiflow went taw., 11-irestarearcrippled 11-Cut Cif2011qN Brigham Futrell In three years there- will be 40-Handle IZIG3t;i2 12-Irkh Sell god For. County Court Clerk more than 12,000,000 trucks and 13-cni5 • 4I-At no time MAW CC wunianlaV 43-eot /41 LSC3 ONO Randall Patterson Par die Best In Radio ::ntertainment trailers on the roads, according to 14-Uult 44- ORPOU 16-Sittn of zodiac Music; ail On Egal!IOGIVII31110 Haftou 43, a newspaper estimate. Today there rat(en •. I iJf2 Garner r LARRY KERLEY 17-eleold 46 -Dropsy BOO DO R. L. Cooper are about 9,981,000 of these vehiclei 44-Possessive 141011MINEIN JR-Edible (Leh Pronoun Gaynell Osborn Williams in use. 20-C•mrt ct SI EdINSIZI 1340 1340 2 -Consume • mum 2-Addll Ions! 63-Weary OW IMMO For City Judge 2 4- Pren : thee* 21 53-14,,r,, J0121121gt3 Cordie RitshIng -Slippery 54 IMIC/CIIM1 St-Period of ttmet -Simian Ehas Robertson PRONE 2S-Pronoun 55 -Kilns TAJO MILIENdidiii MU DIAL 3S-Set firmly 64--Obt,Flo For Magistrate, Murray District 31-tirsy tierman Barber Voters of Calloway 33 DOWN 6- flirt's -Prom this piare nam• 111, 34-1'hangs a-litstanea H. M. Workman K YOU for the many 3.1- Wag., 1-Everyong runnerri 2- .0 7-Fragrant For Magistrate Wadesboro Lee Hafton Garner. We teeing oleoresin s Doneison it ednesday, July 22, 1953 ill-Placed S-Nerve For Magistrate Swann District plARING Lit our children much Imam= oetwork / a , 4 d-Waiving Bryan Galloway 6:00 Farm Program 3:00 5 • 7 a IP io . prirdege 8:15 Farm t 10--(*oilret In For Magktrate Conconi Distrkst Program 3:00 News .3 i of facts 6•.30 liymn Time 11 Chester It Yarbrough 3:05 Western Star s -Woodenpitt 0:45 Calloway be able to see every- 111-1,aroe !Mandedi For Jailer Cavern 3:15 Western Sta. irlw I n d Henry Billington 8:55 News 3:30 Music. for Wednesday Se Lie to do much driv- St-Gaseous i •11 2/ ii. element Ed Burkeen 7:00 Morning Cheer 3:45 Music for Wediwsday i to vote for him fur 22-Pronoun Seth Cooper 7:15 Cloek Watcher to 8:00 4:00 Postcard -Pronoun" van Parade 24-Netal For County Attorney t1:30 News 4.15 Postcard Parade wonders 11,-Ifulds Nat Ryan 8:15 Morning Devotion works ProWti v Hughes 4:30 Postcard Parade si-tiynit• Bob Miller 8 30 Orean 16.1. Cril, 4:45 Postcar: Parade ndition he was it Ss.. •7 "Ao lttglunx on the left in 4 i . moo* • Fog Costly hedge Itturnia; Special . 5:30 Spurts Partge4a.„ 0.1 sti3 ondle Hall Hood 100 mornink Moods 45:15 Teatttrie a is not good, but be '7 35e-At this "Topics. Mace Garland Neale 9:15 Morning Moods 5:30 Teatime party line, too e Elm Grove 56 Topics Baptist w 311-Exclamail.,• Assessor 9:30 Morning Moods 5:45 Sagebrush 3:.-Shipu For Tax Serena& Lim to wear bandages urn.. . James Johnson 9 45 Morning Moods 6:00 News Ne-A vont iticnt party line freely 7V.,,,4,• tanttra , Robert Young 10:00 News Sharing your think anyone would ne-Meaff, 8:15 Between the Lines -14Lwz 40- Th Magistrate Brinkley 10.15 Rural Rhythm 6:30 Western kccping calls brict make 41 45 VI Of r 1 t`e- toed District Caravan and This is likely what sl.,ths 10130 42-Reject Vernon Coleman Lean Back and Lustes 6:45 Western Caravan happy telephone neighbors. Such -k fora while. rc> , 43-Young boys For State Representative 10:45 Ler,n Back and Listen 7430 From the Bandstand R-ore.tn thoughtfulness contributes a 47-Knock Owen Billington 1055 Scrapbook 7:15 From the Bandstand ili"... CS 47- 11:00 14 - Enrountered For Magistrate, Wadesboro District 1340 Club 7:25 Halton Garner great deal to pleasant party the County but what" 1 _ 4•-•--liulf mow.' MONO ••••••.. co-Series Fret:luau Peeler 11:15 1340 Club 7:30 Off the Record r or more to pay his 11:25 Eddy Arnold 7:45 Off the .Record line service. 11:30 Favorite 8:00 Baptist Hour have his legs re- Vocals 11:45 Gospel Hymns 8:15 Baptist Hour 7 money. Just your THE 12:00 News 830100 pDDesignijtes tiegrtrne toLis9745ning c you, and make his 12:15 Noontime Frolics COMPANY SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH is disabled dad, and 12:30 Church of Christ 9:45 : Public Service nil UNIPER TREE*- 1245 Baseball Warmup 10:00 News hile his legs are get- --Yr.111111 12:35 St. Louis-New York game to 10:15 Listeners Request to il.00 NANCY By Ernie Bushrsiller ir him to handle the ss sursie again, not. Ad tall as I an, and Daleway was old, the heart of - Raring Imbibed unwisely while ii thin. I could tell about • Nanpy, as they fin- tending • .,.mention away from hornet you him an oid village. According to no Mite •essfial taisin••••sninn Da,id Barton till Doomsday."_ particular plan, the gray-stone I'LL GIVE YOU AS and 1 think we•will aw•kens unsteadily in • Small hotel "I'm here to listen." buildings rose on either aide of belts disturbed roOm. II's slumber had Sooner later MANY AS YOU CAN Jd clerk for the past by boil dreentle, but had dreams had or he and Dr. El- the' road. They were in classic en usual with himh es,',e sin,e the wood had to get around to Emily. good taste, enlivened by Ivy, still CARRY IN YOUR trtternrsa of grad hal ati cbnipl•tely Nothing so far had been green, HOW engulfed him. It was the grief, he as bad, by woodbine starting to TWO tpl1 himself. which canned him to yet even in trying to explain it glow ruby-red. ABOUT A drink too much He who'd alwaye there was a certain lightening of HANDS se worthy opponents been • *ober fellow! David's family He stopped the car by the road- CAP FULL Ind Meals had beg n to worry the burden, in itself a minor mira- side across from the building that first-From what Trs,rty ore-, Ms esesmite ~Wort gad He. Dave talked with ailencee OF_APPLES, gonna be- Contained senior classrooms, li- I in the office. And, Jt was prming • new barb In the tween sentences, anti the doctor fart of Ma good wife. Emily At bome brary, and the Head's study. Up MISTER V hey have their home, time rtvor• Raf•firt• with • severe listened, his bright blue eyes con- the street, the chapel. There had rase of "flu' oas Id retstives to be done. centrated on the man across the 1 ice, one would think With the drinking buainess. now and been a memorial service there for foresee. desk. After a while it was he who Tim. Dave had not been present to live. And R. L. talked and his patient who lis- FOUR' ... on that day, he was in New fine boy. His par- CHAPTER tened. York and sodden. Emily had gone, consulted Dr. 1 neighbors when we FINALLY, Dave A week later, in Elwood's office, with excuses, George, and Maria. Elwood, who said: "Would you care he said: "I'm rod coming back. , 35 years ago. And Beyond the chapel WAS the in- to tell me about your son? Or I've a lot to thank you for, you've firmary, which now had a new been drawing a pub- Would you rather not, as yet?" helped me more than I can say in sunroom with a id Randall Patterson Dave said: "I've talked about one, to me, very Important respect. bronze plate bear- ( ing Tim's name upon one wall. A lam ever since he was born, and I'm grateful. But now I have to 'e known the Patter- gift from Tim's parents. ever since he died, at school, of a go it alone for a time." • n voting for the Pat- I didn't attend the service, disease We thought. was about Ile talked with Emily and so I gave a sunroom. , but Randall is able ticked. Pneumonia. I suppose you George, took a leave of absence, lie looked at s his. dad, and they know my firm Dena the drugs that and drove alone to Vermont to see Lie builifinge, the people intent upon their TH I S'L L. BE MAW -AN'ONE wirT TO BEAT TN' DON'T WEEP, 'I'1'EHE COME-5.0:r hez kick it?" his mother in the white house in own con- yr ragaovil hati already been cerns. He HOUSE TOMORROW-( -7 TWANCID HOBNAILED 1 'GI-ITC niEni BE mosr "Yes." which she had been born. /ler dir- knew that Old 1' ys W.`re WW rms- rse ces by the voters Welcome hare, vt•hencaer SO AH IS BRINIG'Is.1 A SLIPPER" 04JT MENJUS APOINWNT "Perhaps I know what you're tent cousin Kate was there, bris.: 'le head DIE-epkwf 4 OWaIN A las was in. rer.dcnce. Pethana t4AH PELONGINGS HAL,- sosi - UT'S TH FL • -.RE TONIORF4'-1 L/Firt, grand dad to the thinking. Pete's talked with me and cheerful, and, said Mrs. Ea • (Dave hoped) no wasn't now. HERE- SOUR WEDDIN' Ige) in the past about it. That's not the reason. ton, in welcome, "We're glad yt It he isn't, SLIPPER CHIL leave a and FO'? IT SITS OUT* DAY- I'm not, 1 cancel, that rational. carne, it's about time." message go on. If he Ls, he'll expect me to LINE!! Of course I can't help wondering Isabel Barton was tall and spare. stay. suppose he'll - no, resenting. It's like, say, you She stood and sat erect. Her eyes L put me up in Goethe Hall; there's always same year Hafton made the best lifebelt In the world and plentiful hair wen e gray. a room there for visiting firemen. I make a good clerk, and ,someone you loved drowned There was humor on her lips and He'd never let me go to the inn. rice as much as Ilaf- Wearing IL There have been other in her face great strength, re- high salaries for !axes which didn't respond, a per- serve and courage, and hard-won Almost a year ago when he and the :!entage. The miracle doesn't al- serenity. Dave stayed three days, Emily had stayed at Daleway rig hard farm work). ways come off. Oh, sure, I asked spent in good talk and company they'd been -how many day:s 4. slid probably would why about that, too. Why in-, arty, and blessed by good food. two? three?- in the Headmas- a that it will s thousand cases. Tim's?' But She told him, "Dave, you can't ters home. take sev- 1. ot money, to pay for there is an answer, you medical bury yourrelf with Tim." He got out, crossed the road, men k.loW I know it. For It "I know. But I have," he said climbed the bank, and went up It pend the last nickel explained me." hopelessly. the path a little way. Then Was to "• lie by writing this_it "Atypical." "Roots. Yours In Tura You had sroppeti, shaking and sicked, Why did I need, at this time, "That's it. Atypical. I can take to pull them up, but you didn't. come? he asked him- s-aa... 41111 onents, and vote for that. I can take anything with an I loved your lather, and I love self in desperation, and turned to 7 ft answer. But it goes beyond that. you boys and the children; and retrace his steps. Why am I here? at-vis, Why should TIM'S case be atyp- many others. But I'm not rooted It was too late; someone ABBIE an' SLAT5 MUM. ical?" in one person any more than I'M stopped and spoke his name; a By Ra•bana an Bursa done any great deed "You were going to tell Me rooted in one spot. The real roots middle-aged woman, slender and is world's goods to about Tim," the doctor saki, not go with you everywhere. In God, hatless, wearing the sort of tweed BY GEORGE: I JUST CAN'T I FIGURE FM ABOUT THE .1))RRY TO BARGE answering. they are. I tried to teach you that. suit that r /ork, like that of his Miring' her 20 years as WAIT TO SEE THE LOOKS ON LUCKIEST STIFF IN THE IN THIS WAY ON A "He waa-he'd been-17 for a Pity you didn't learn IL" the Head's, secretary she had al- LOOK, ENOCH.. NEVER MIND few weeks, last fall. He would . • • • ways worn. THEIR FACE!, WHEN THEY WORLD,.WHO ELSE COUPLE OF HONEYMOONERS EVERYTHING FOOD...I . I JUST STUNregG have graduated this past June. My When Ilave was leaving, his "Mr. Barton," she cried, and put HUkft THIS COULD BUY A RAFFLE ...BUT THE NEWS I HAVE tither graduated from Daleway, mother said: "Give my love to out your WANT WNW TO LOOK IECE OF NEWS.'; TICKET TO PARADISE... JUST COULDN'T KileP.' as your clerk, you her hand, "this must be telep- TO PREPARE AT YOU...FROM my brother and I did. Family rout- Emily and all. You'll be home athy. There's a letter to you on AND LIVE TO SEE HIS I return. title. I think Tim was better than tonight ?" my desk, waiting for signatnre. A MEAL: NOW UNTIL.,, NUMBER any etf us. He was ,all the things "Can't say, mother. I'may atop Come right WELL, FOREVER: ER In with me. Dr. New- DRAWN 1.1 THINK BE GRATEFUL that sound sappy and are the re- off at Daleway." ton has callers but they won't SOMEONE.5 verse-good, kind, decent, fair. He "If you, do," she said, "remem- stay long -and he'll be so happy # AT THE vote for him, and had a sense of justice, and humor ber me to Dr. Newton. Want me to see you." DOOR, to match. He couldn't see any- to call Emily?" "I wan just passing by, Miss ENOC.H... one or anything hurt. Took up for "No, dear, thanks -I might Stark," he said, "so atopped, on kills who couldn't tight back, and change my mind. I'll call her the oft chance that he'd be bark." said animals ... haven't what he from some place along the road." "It wasn't a chance, at this time casked like? lie Was reasonably Two hours later, from a drug of year, as you should know. Mrs. .••••••• •• r much. Mod looking, I suppose. Perhaps store, he called Emily to say that Newton is still in Maine closing 15 mother and I thought more he would break the trip at the the cottage. And nrarents are tic! han that. But not actually, lie school. riving like locusts." both, and then "That's ooked like its fine," shit said. (T9 Be C011f(RUCCI, raaariebi. r‘itit) ataida•te rsawaii, akatiagial nor raw!,a rem /_3yeAkAt•

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• • TUESDAY. JULY 21. 1953 FAGE !Porn THE LEDGER lk TIM, MURRAY. KENTUCKY Miss Anne Walker Myers, J. T. Taylor, Wyvan Hol- South Korea Despite the rejection, the first land, Frank Towery. shipment ot food from the Unit- At Shower Don Grogan, ed States already is on the high Honored Harold Grogan, (continued from Page One) Harry Coles, Coll Phillips, Zelna Seas. Plans to get the food to The Curd Home Curtain Club News Activities At Farris. Kenton White, Tolbert force demands for release of Germans behind the Iron WOMEN'S PAGE Miss Anne Walker, bride-elect Harmon, Thomas Nesbitt. William comrades arrested in the June 17 are being studied by American Weddings Locals of Mr. Walter Brinkley, Jr. was Adams, Rupert Nix, Grover W. revolt, liberation of political pris- and West German officials. Jo Burkeen, Editor.. . Phone 55 or 1150-M complimented with a lovely brid- James. Mary Butterwqrth. Regin- oners, and new trade union elec- al shower on the lawn of the ald Butterworth. Linton Clanton, tions to oust Communist officials. Cold home near Hazel recently. Johnny Walker. Stark • Erwin. Hall Ever since Frau Benjamin took Hostesses for the occasion were McCuiston, Oliver Cherry, Alice the Justice Ministry, Communist PERSONALS Hazel 0SCS holds hiss /Ann Patton And Mr. Lexie Ray Airs --Eva Curd. Mrs. Edward Steely, Pat Thompson, Walter courts have imposed drastic sen- Curd and Miss Marjorie Hankins. Brinkley, Xudrey Canon, Hermon tences on anti-Communists in mass Mr. and hies. T. G. Curd and Regular Meeting ll'ed In Ceremony Sunday Afternoon The honoree chose for the oc- Holland. dgar Adams, Rex Dav- ADN reported Monday children, Carolyn and Junior, left 0'ednesday• Evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Baz- casion a trousseau frock of sprint- enport. Reuben Chrisman, Autifey night that 16 residents of the Sax- Tuesday morning for a few days sell of Highland Park. Mich., are ea cotton featuring a full skirt Farmer. Lee Gingles. Macon ony town of Nresky had been visit in the Mountains. Mr. and The Womar.'s Society of Christ- s isding with home folks. with fuchsia velvet trim with White. Henry Hargis, Rudy Dunn, sentenced to jail terms ranging Mrs. Jan Wilcox of Hazel are ian Service of the Hazel Meth-1 whoe accessories. She was pre- Ina Nesbitt. Brooks Underwood, from 18 months to life imprison- staying with Suzanne and Keith odist Church met ' Wednesday Mrs. Minnie Parker of the skirted a corsage of white carna- Lois Waterfield. Wilton Holland, ment for taking part in last while the Curds are away. evening at seven-thirty o'clock for! Lakeview *lectern is still quite all tions by the hostesses. Chesley Butterworth. Carl Lock- month's rebellion. the regular meeting. at the , Murray Hospital due to a After a period of party games hart, Pete Henson. Paul Dailey, The Reel German government. in Mr. and Mrs. Nevill Pendergrass Mrs Robert Taylor. chairman.; stroke three weeks ago. Her son. the honoree opened her many L. J. H111, Paul Blalock. Elmer a move to counteract resentment and Mr: and Mrs. Rayburn Pend- presided over the meeting. . Lloyd Parker of Detroit, Mich., is lovely gifts which were arranged Collins and Jim Hart. caused by the Communist reject ergrass and daughter visited with "That All men May. COMe" was_i -bedside. on J lace covered table centered Misses Kay Story, Fay Story, ing of free American food, told relatives in Ark. and Tenn. during at-tier • the subject for the very inspiring with a hugh pastel umbrella_ Maxine White, Blondavene hungry Soviet zone residents Mos- the past week. CI devotion given by Mrs. D. N. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Great* of The hostesses served an attract- Moore, Ann Davenport, Pot Far- cow will help feed them. White. Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Feed ive party plate consisting of dain- ris, Rebel Steely. June Gingles, The East Gerinati. government Mrs. Esther Smith and Mrs. Mrs. J. M. Marshall was the Grear and children of Illinois, ty sandwiches, cake squares dec- Sue Phillips, Janet Chrisman: said the Soviet Union has granted Ethel Stone spent one night dur- program leader for the evening! spent the first Sunday in July. orated with wedding bells and Wanda and Jimmy Nix, Nelle It credits totaling 231.000.000 rub- ing the past week with relatives Red 1 on the subject. "Laborers For with relatives in Coldwater They iced drinks. Walker, Maud Walker and Suz- -les to buy food and raw mater- at Clinton, Ky.. Christ" Those taking part were s isrted the Asbury Cemetery Those present and sending gifts anne Curd. ials from Russia during the last Mrs Marshall. Mrs Claude White where Mrs. Taylor Grear's grand were Mesdames Muncey Steely, half of 1953. Mr. and Mrs.. od Carter and New l Mrs Kusha Jones arid Mrs. Owen parents were buried. One had Florence Canon, Gertie Grubbs, The announcement came 10 days sons of Mayfield spent the Piut Brandon been buried 100 years and the Dumas Stark. James R. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Maupin after Moscow.. indignantly turned weekend with relative's at Pend- The meeting was closed with other 106 yeiirs. Charles C. Walker. Jewell Mal- of Lincoln, Ill., are visiting her down an offer --from President leton and Middletown, Ky. prayer by Mrs Clatide Anderson. culni. T. G. Curd, Orin Chrisman, sister, Mrs. Parker Harrell of Eisenhower to send $15,000.000 Girl I Mr Tony Boggess left for De- Billy Joe Stubblefield. Charles B. near Kirksey, and her Lrothere, worth of food to East Germany. Dr. and Mrs. Earl Adams and night to visit with Stark, Brent Morris, Charles Stub- Johnnie, Grover and _Jess Cun- Moscow denounced the Mr, and Mrs. va- Reunion Is troit. Friday offer as a Robert Hoke United Pres Annual family. Mr. and blefield. Hatford Story, J. B. ningham, all of Murray ltbute propaganda maneuver and cationed day during past his daughter arid denied one the Newest gl Frank Sabus. Stark. Dewey Grogan. Hobert Two food shortages existed. week in Held At Ky. Lake' Mrs Memphis, Tenn. ternation C descendants of Int :••• The Hilde Ben); Cunningham 'held the.: Morgan "Red Hilde.. reunion at the ItentuAs annual She presid Saturd ,y, Lake State Park on strange reii. July 11. many's Mir persong were present Fortyfive takes over delicious basket to enjoy the from Romar which was served at the lunch is not COM11 hour Conversation was noels The beef, during the Afternoon. enjoyed who turned This is an annual affair which as partial is held each second- Saturday Ir- the Commie ian), at the Part. trrement. Ana was I AUNT HET later and d until she Sc FINAL ually reser, Mrs. Lexie Ray meaning tts their fe••t tl surrounded The wedding el-Miss L-strt.a tered with .an orchid. er a prison Zar.e. Patton. daughter of Mr. and With stephanotes. for her, the Rob Ray -Mrs. Ottis Patton and Mr. Lexie The bride chose Mrs. Clean sure which. Nancy -Up HAV. son of Mr. and MI s. 0. B. as Matron of honor, Miss But now Bucking- Ray of Ron Turrae Misouri was Wear vied Mrs. Buddy Hilde is f Sue held Sunday afterros,n in the ham al -Bridesmaids. Miss in a bun at flower girl. ' :Church of Christ tr. Morray. Ann Watson served as. and has a so wore a floor length Brother James P. Wier of Or. Mrs. .Ray right there over tafeta Summer net Merchandise Aqua On Our :ando. Fla. performed the double- model of ity with a bolero and lace mitts. r ceremony before an alter! with a lace for two end a bandeau of shirred Lonked ith palms and ferns and' She wore Hilde i t head. ilighted by Candeieabra. filled net on her In the Unite and Mrs. Bucking- , ASSORTMENT OF u.th unite tapers. Southern smi- Mis.s Wear Ladies far a cause- ---4ast-sastWnsetS'itsts--,wastais=41ww-Aceat-dlaxv-tesszco_Dmil -net over taleta SUMMER SHOES capital-let?" and net band- I used to think I'd reform and boakets ef White gladiola and - with not. boleros HO& jni the world, but now I figure: white chrysantriernunis a'ere plae-lexas PIECE GOODS • Party in 192 the' a:ter SIMMER DRESSES No one c: 1 11 bt-doing pretty well if .• ed on Little Miss Sue Ann • Watson Final Cleanup on Ladies, Children'• Robert .36rs Cleo' Hilde learn' 'manage to keep Mrs. ' wore white net over chintz witn and Men's Summer Shoes myself'-. Grogan. Miss. Charlotte Smith and ONE TABLE SUMMER have been d good as I ought44) be. an off . She shoulder blouse. Mrs. • Josiah 'Darnell provided a - when she ar + Their flowers were Rubrum h: ONE LOT MEN'S SUMMER .... , program Of -nuptial music. car- One Rack went into h . les with two-shades of pink They sang -I Love Vol • Truly- l no good He Dear Sim: nations backed with net and tied Sheer Material • , a r. cl "13s-cause.- Follow .ng the t VALUES TO and died in h ceriese satin ribbon which Nunn-Bush Shoes $5.95 Pit-de:re lily. Reg 98c SAI E 59c camp. Hild. My hand is much better tItt'Y 6ta-lg' rrv.iattched the throat of the rd(41 ptht,eye‘r.as" now, and I feel just 'he L Regular $16.95 Value fine. Theg.vcn in....Thi. ue.se werS fastened t° °Pen and At any r: fans ribbed in. mother of what do you think of this ner fatner. wore for • ' Comenunist mhtairriaior by pearl. gifts of the bride. . 2 yds. $1.00 Sale $2.00 cartoon? People might be a bridal' dr, ss a fl or leritn. the nicknam The groom had ak his best man Sale $10.00 whale 4 a lot better off if rr.ocl, 1 . f ea b..!, chant.: v lace ,,,er As vice ,,,,I., , ho brother. Mr. Rex Ray. they would chmtz. with *me le w TABLE PLAY German Sur take thi.-4 .-pti net' and The ushers were. Bobby Frank ONE loped neck arc' long sleeves whion One Rack the driving from Aunt Het. Wouldn't , P.ckard. Richard Griffin. Wayland ONE LOT MEN'S 1,,,r.., ,,, tr..,," h Her. ror justice they 7 „ earne to a Lawrence and Teddy Potts. DENIMS, GINGHAMS, length seii fell from a t.ara Soviet Zone, Talking about -tips." / full Mrs. Patton. mother of the bride VALUES TO $10.95 if pearls. A pearl neck- linen dress Summer Shoes CHAMBRAYS, BROADCLOTHS decessor. her wore a pink lace and the of gr,x,rn. was took your tin and went over .• lacese"..d g ift traitor beca, uotn black ar.cessories Her flow- to see Nix at Wesiern Auto 0 Reg. 79c and 89c bor's right t ors were light pink feathered car- Regular $11.95 about that bicycle Fun the. nYhej(CI.a.elry a powder puff bou- Sale $3.00 Hilde -guilty. It - -NM Ray chose- frer--tvey'- -seirrs $8.95 impr iNt'Ve-a --- Sale to life, st74Y 1)1114" 144. MY pink corded silk • with 59c - 2-yds. $1.00 1M•kroll. "Y.."-.'-V-'4-ikt '''''''' I'''" Last year He'll be tickled to dc::. ...iiiiMMil&---1'.''''‘ C r.--r'aeP'ns.white accessories.a Her Lowers ''KL-dding honorary do about it at Christmas time: acre deep pink carriations. ONE LOT MEN'S SUMMER One Rack vere- PIQUE , University -1--have rever-seen the Itke [resit di Atty. follesoing- the- ONE TABLE 95 Drive n the contribution rowroy a reception. was hell at of toys as those Nix has ... : • of a new d bridaa' home. The bridal table Masterbilt Shoes VALUES TO $16.50 ---r‘ecking horfes. hobby hor-•- Although odoesday , Was covered With white 1:nen cut Tuesday and Vs Broadcloth Prints ridicules tho . sex, broom-stick horse, hi- ork. The cloth' held a three Regular $9.95 promoted a cycles. tricycles, toy lutoa,:i • red wedding cake. Th* table "47'. 59c and 79c Sale $4.00 sons with toy tractors to ride, baby! :The . s decorated with pink gladiola $6.95 with the ri dolls, toy tractors to ride. chrysanthemums. Mrs bench. baby dolls. child,: furniture, • Serving at the table were 39c --3 yds. $1.00 '.mes P. Miller. Miss .Mealus ..., and ... (here's one for your ONE LOT MEN'S One Rack 4'd -the vann. Mrs. Nix Harrel. and Mist - little girl, Autry) a WHIM- -A ,,adys Swann. ONE BIG TABLE VALUES TO $24.50 Wear IcIG.! This . Whirligig is a Mr and „Mrs Ray left after Summer Shoes Of Jam wonderful safe top that will Horse e reception fur a wedding trip Smoky Moomtains. For Showim give. hours of fun to children. • • th-e- Broken Sizes and Lots. Values to $8.95 Summer Sheers indoors or out. -You oughta !raveling Mrs Ray wore a white Sale $5.00 navy acces- ' Newport go !see it. -tontoing suit with Prints, Broadcloths.,..-..Values to 79c :, ries. A white orchal was pin- Sale $5.00 (UM- The Write soon. Regards, TEA COCHRAN....o. :, at her shoulder: third Nation • -.AIX XXI AIL finally N. .Tnlir Mr and Mrs. nay .will be a*. ONE TABLE ee 29c -- 4 yds. $1.00 on many of norse 1403 Hughes Ave. after Fr'- 1111•1•1111111111MW tending the Children's Shoes The nqjse camp decree Please Vote for ONE TABLE Values to $2.95 and more or sore from h ROBERT YOUNG Social Calendar harsh from Sale $1.49 80 Sq. Prints "sack out-. for Tax Commissioner Tuesday. July 21 youths wort Circle -Lit of al" WSCS of the and when , they Sul, “1:1 ONE LOT LADIES GING111AMS • a•• Methodist Llano h will meet spectators to A'UP-I't I.1957. ith Mrs. J T. trable, Poplar rodeo, a h. ktended. • r.t two-thirty o'clock Sandals and Hollywo The Only Veteran in the Race Summer 39c 3 yds. $1.00 Meanwhile Ars F...1110 Brown will be cc'. Your vote and influence will b.. -tilos and Mrs Autry 1 arm, I emphasized appreciated ill be program leader. polio case deeply Sale $1.49 ONE TABLE alarm. - The The -174-t:-* rtast at Int t •-• cautions har aptist Church will have a farnio. ONE LOT LADIES against any ,.cnie at the City Park at six- Chambray and Prints demic. ! nirty o'clock. Group X. Mrs. Brent Doctors re a utland captain, will be in charg, Summer Sandals hews. 12. o EVERT INCH A QUEEN f the arrangements. was hospita EVERT HEARTBEAT A WOMA11111 •• • Values to $5.95 29c - 4 yds. $1.00 of polio. so Circles of the WMS of the Me any paralys mortal Baptist Church will meet a, -I Sale $2.00 MEETING I Gr ollosirs- Eva Wall with Mrs. No' YO BESS Melegin, 710 Oliy!,..at twu-thirt, No Exchanges • HICKS ('El ;clock and Mamie Taylor wit, ONE LOT I.ADIES in SIMMONS Stewart GRANGER `,Irs. J. 0, Reeves. 202 North No Refunds There wil Thirteenth Street, at seven-thirty Hicks CeI Deborah K[RR • Charles lAUGHION 'clock. Summer Sandals All Sales Final morning, Jr • •• Those int. NOW! The Woman's Missionary Societo Values to $8.95 • of the ceme VARSITY of the First Baptist Church v.o! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS or send the ends Wed. oaset at the church at three o'clock to W, B. 1 The Sunbeam Rand will meet at Sale $3.00 CLEANUP JAMBOREE two-forty-five o'clock.

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