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Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 7-21-1953 The Ledger and Times, July 21, 1953 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, July 21, 1953" (1953). The Ledger & Times. 1353. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1353 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. aan - JULY 20, 1953 ! Paducah; Bobby nford, Fla : Miss Selected As Beet All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 of Brownsville, Weather Kentucky: Cloudy with TUES. showers and thunderstorms mostly in west tonight. ; ENDS e Wedneaday shqwers, little WED. change in temperature. Low tonight 68 to 74. 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 Around 4 .11 Promise Concerning Agreement IRN TO THE _ 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 de- spite 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.