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d teach.' 'Largest I Circulation In The Today's City; Largest Circulation In News '.\ The County S\ • LA\ V\A\\\\sv; Today a.. iinited Press IN OUR /Mb YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, September 9, 1954 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 Vol. LXXV the new No. 214 lp to put Jters' re- GRAND.„: AND otP PETIT JURY LIST RELEASED - Earthqt -lits The 1954 Murray High Tigers Atomic Algeria, *R, Dead Powered Seen & Heard Submarine Will Negro On List For First Time •. Be Commissioned ,lent , $ end ee y Arour.d Cheliff V !I, y ;•1 ?.• • In The History Of County WASHINGTON ilP -- The Navy today, (rumbling tho ;de . announced today that the USS Orleansville and spread;:-. .stick Nautilus, the world's first atom- MURRAY and deatruction through fit The Calloway Circuit Com t ford Hart. Foy, Maids a powered submarine and history's S. V. Fred C. will convene on September 20, Enoch, Eubert Parker, L. Gardner ,ts first true sub nersible, will be com- First reports from according to George Weake Cir- Curd..ta Leon Chambers, Apple the onine missioned Sept. 30. Homer the dead at .150. with eaundrel cuit Court Clerk, and sixty pros- Chester, Gene Potts, EulisGoodwin. les We eirjayed release from tne more missing " First sea trials for the re4:21u- pective jurors have been selected T. C. Collie. Arthur Hargis. Mrs. .'arm fall Smeaa Manufacturing tionary craft are expected to fol- y old CetnnelY, All of Algerni to serve. C. J. McDevitt. Ralph Ray, Ver•nan -c reaently was rrobilizNd to ,t low in a few months. de which waa a guotatoire; Butterworth. Parks. will nosh help to 50.000 citerens In the The Nautilus Kelly J. a spot, from !secretes and written durine will be able to The Grand Jury, which will Orleensville area. Hal! of ()dean", cruise Sheridan, Earl Douglass, Jody it cocoa h s I.:eters,- 436-338 submerged around the world meet on September 20. will be ac vine itself W3S destr iyed Cochran, E. D. Shipley, Floyd thermos without refueling That is true of selected from twenty four persons. Mar" Elkins.; Dallas 'Outland, Curtis will fie- persons still were trapped ' no other submarine ever built. under tons. of Mrs. Brandon. Robert Perry. Owen ght for The release concerns W h It an edit- baked Mud concrete ; The Nautilus will be commis- Gladys Scott is included and Billington. Jimmie Bucy, and eather. ,:iti‘d man and does n eSaetiv rubble. sioned at Groton:Cr:Ina where it in, the list of twentyfour people French Noble Crick. coincide. with the curry.", p opoilar authorities im)nediately has been under construction for who might serve on the Grand Mrs. C. J. McDevitt Is the lone belief that ae educeted ran is oirdered.an airlift to speel doetnes More than two years. The Jury. For the first time in the hull woman selected as a possible one wh h is cone to r 711,-01 d - emergency supplies into the ; :was built by the Electric Boat history of the county, it is be- Di- Petit Juror_ lee , battered area. vision of General Dynamics Corp. lieved. a Negro woman has been • Presiding judge will be H. H. _ ....finiestaaalieiae-Arehrolassie---Leeeilerale _Westmalluuse Llociric -creep:,lqwwle-Jitmesl_to__tbia_ bat. of eproepectiese Lovett. Sr" tire-Ulf 'rage if Ma le,' ri,v41- to Algiers hoteitals. the powerful nuclear engine. llere's Is Judicial District. James Lassiter What teretes hol to say lo ds 'if injured resident* of Or- Navy officials say the Nautilus educated mare The l will be the Commonwealth Attor- eerthqueke. deem-heed as the is the first of a whole fleet of ney serving this district also. voirst in modern North Africa atom-powered ships. Three . other -Whom then, do. I call educated. h:stary shook Orlearv,•ille at submarines with nuclear propui- .sircv I ex.lude the arts, aro] scien- 1 am. (8 pm. EDT Wednesday) sion have been authorized and one, ces and specialties? Fir L those while most of the city Was asleep the See Wolf, is under- construc- who manage well the circum- "We were asleep when redden' tion. U.S. Aid stinces which they epc renter darr we found ourselves fall'ag doe and then proceed with sea trials. (375;.) by day, and who possess a judge- with the root." one• ev3-aee w: gm Crew To f The Murray High Tigers will After commissioning, the Nauti- ment which is ac.uiste ei ;Reeling bad •hrad wnunri• SAM • have their 1954 season open.o. Registration lus will complete her fitting out Bolsters oc.raslons as they ens' ar'd rarely like a nightmare. Move To West - tomorrow noht at 8:00 p.m. when It will probably be a few months r.ms•cs the expedient 'c ursp they meet Russellville before the royal of of D wee-. set up a' fie" h • Kentucky Area at 8 00 pm atomic engines torn outs•de the destroyed at Holland stadium. over into Long Island Sound fur Island Defense French gan !=,)ns in•t a '.. 4 Will Begin her first dive. ,Later the 2.300-ton, '''''P i OWENSBORO efi -The troupe Coach Ty Holland has a good 7 kh,ns and canteens t i feed the ' 300-foot craft will be taken "it in -Nr At: these who are decent and of the movie crew now filming group of boys this year with Vietkni5' the Atlantic for deep sea •.ests. By WILLIAM MILLER honerable in then intr7c lairs., with - 'The Kentuckian" in southeastern positions being filled as folloss., The ep:centur of the e :.hquake At Taken over command if the United Press Staff Correspondent 311 with wham they l of Kentncky is scheduled MSC arsoc:ate. 51"--i to arrive Nautilus on Sept. 30 will be Cmdr. TAIPEH, F II MOSa Ut - The at oilermsville. 1 in Ends. Dale Alexander. Marshall tolerating easily and ge et retired- 1 western Kentecky by the end Eugene P. Wilkinson Gove:•nor Gi-n.' Rog tr Leonard of week Garland. Bob Overbey, Wells of San Diego. recent arrival of Americart equip- ly what is unplea ont ce- effeneve the Registration flew to the seen, and tee- 'Algiers Purdom at Murraa State Calif.. who served in submarines ment for the Chinese Nationalist in others and being themsalves ar College Red Cress and other e Lergency Shooting of is set to begin Thursday. during World War II and has spe- navy and air force has greatly agreeable and reasonable the western Ken- to their ore. inirataons Tackles. Bob Kik, A. W. Sim- September 16, and will continue cialized in atomic power plants bolstered defenses and morale on ihopped featured fated nj tucky footage of the film was due otea as It IS WS,ihil... to hi. 01,iiiiii.g tor mons Bobby Nix Crawford. through Monday. since 1948 Executive survivi ng victims. Ra. to alert Monday at Rockport. Ger- September 27, officer will H. H. LOVETT, Sr. this island bastion. aid Fitts. die Algeria breath-set Other phases of John Kiiertner Fitts has be Lt. Dean L. Axene. a 1945 grad- Circuit Particularly, welcome were two eat)00IIS retreated ap- the f.lm will be September 22 will be Judge I urthermore. those al is bald peals a bad knee and is not expected the last uate of the U.S. Naval Academy American destroyers turi id over SslatIOOn fon• - bleed donne. inede on the Green River near day their ; always to see action for the first few to register for a full load of at Annapolis. Grand jurors Mrs Farrec 'Willis. te -esion tinder con- The quake 'Was felt re Algiers • t to the Nationalist fleet. how en- SP"i't-?"14.- Mmes. ltl hours of credit. long table- trol and a s not unduly v-ercome but no damage "was don,. a time teacher at Douglass gaged in continuous skirmishes ne-half hy their mirfortunes. be. ring or Name Clanged' Haigh School has been named to Communists It began :it I am e8 pm. EDT , Guards. Don Overbey. In addition to Mosquitos with the al the under then, The name of the Billy Dale regiateat:(M for Blow the list. bravely arei In a W.-Ai/ere:1y) and lasted le film, "The Ken- the regular classes China coast. wiches. eeconcie Outland. James Campbell. DaNI.1 special regis- The in 'nner worthy if our (1,.r., • trickian." was changed from the Into New Orleans remaining twenty-two per- More destroyers reportedly will be Gage. Ed Carroll, and Mike Farmer. trations will be heud for Saturday gen- :die of the novel. The Gabriel sons on the Grand Jury list ate be given to Chiang Kai-Shek Coach Holland says that all the and night classes Students in the On Violation Charge Hern." when actual femme' get Dewey Ragsdale. Charlie Meer, forces shortly Jets Escort mute, guard.' are willing, but with the night classes are to enroll Monday 'Finally. Ord m ,rnr: ,rt way at Cumberlend Falls in H. T. Waldrop, Kirk Pool, R. D The first squadrons of Sabre jets exception of Overbey are inex- September 20 and Saturday stu- NEW ORLEANS r,1 --An inva- all: those who are not ahoroiled '•• Dulles late August. are szheduled to take to the skies To perienced. dents are to report first on Satur- sion of mosquitoes blown in by an successes. apd do nog de, tt th • over the coast early this fall with Antique furniture was set up in Centers. Bill Wyatt. Bill Wiggins. day. September 25. ill wind ,from the swamplands was true selves and become .i/7'13 1 Chiang, Meeting Chiner Nationalist pilot- at the the Lincoln memorial village near Max Farris. Wyatt does an ex- credited today with driving the hut hold their ground ea idf. All freshmen: students are to controls. They almost certainly Rie•kport over the Labor bay ceptionallet good job and will back summer doldruir s from Bourbon ri entefligent Ps WIT 1,1 utt N111.11 Fit men. not rejoic.. weekend in readiness fcr the pen. up rhe line this renort at the auditoriur- on ,he will be thrown into immedient I tined Press staff ti year. Street-especially as far es strip- ii the good things which hive irresponilent lion MSC campus at 8 am. on Septem- conbat with the Communist MIGs picture crew. Filming at Lloyd Backs. Don McCord. Glen Brews- pers went. ['Mlle to them through chnree Ferinena 1.1 ber 16 with all which daily flash out fearn Hart Comp, near Spottsville, eel r McCord is short on ruggednee other students "It's this way." the either than en and Natic nelist Chinese rct said Von Ray, in those . whi h nen begin until later and Brewer reeds experrerce. reporting the same da:t at the mainland to harass rationalist fighter planes eacorted Seereteest this ;Month. the -Texas Tornado". who twirls threugh their own nature and in- The Left half. Health buildine for physical exam- :Post islands of Stale John Fester movie stars are Burt Lan- Joe Orr. Jerry Buch- six-guns as she peels 'If you telligence are theirs from . Warr Dulles 'hi Cm soi inatielns. Protection caster. Diana Lynn and Una anan. Tommy Rushing. All these dance fast the 1 1.11. Fleet Needed hi. th. Thoye who damn-rem- 'skies inlay to 3 nieettng skeeters can't bite hive a Character Merkel. boys are small, but are good Despite the buildup, the main with Centre Kei-Shek on Freshmen are scheduler you. When you slew down, oh which is in accord. not with pawing and eunning. to take -k of insuring Formosa's pro- Flefore.eoing bo sneh and a con- their, physical examinetiens boye• of therm thin ts, but weh all et Right half. Hal the ion falls to the United States fs rence with tbe . are! Houston, Dick following The insects blew into town lard them: these. 1 seintend • re wire day September. 17, while .-enth Fleet. !sem, Dulles s tid Stout. Houston played last year. Friday on a warm and ccunpleta men, the United crates would sophomores, juniors and serriori wind out of the poeee ed all but mostly on defense. Stout is northeast For the Nationalists to take on not he intimidated by Red Ordure are registering for class-s. and City Pest Control the v:rtues. MTS fast and could develop entire burden of Formosa's de- threats to Formosa rehe s tra into a Officer „Al W•nklemier said there great runner. w would require eas' numbers As Dunes reached Taipei 1,.( w Freshmen are to enroll In classes was nothing he could do abotat "These then are the etiee•s whieh Fullbacks. Don Henry. planes and ships. the historic SEATO critifereiee • Nene, is on Saturday. September M. All them until the winds switch and I hold regarding educated ricen'. a good Manila. ealicrals said Nationale: i 11 Be all round playee Brewer classes are scheduled re begin blow them out of town. ehe United States is not pre- is his understudy number. Chinese Mimes had attacked tai Molitlay. September 20. "We could control them today, ed to part with the Along the lines of edu..:.tion.- ..ceirke Coach Holland has some good Nationalists pts mainland insuri,i • .• Five classee have been tentative- but five minutes later a new batch -tied. and the have five year old told us toot week punters and good passer; aircraft threateried island of Quenioe foe and ly arranged for Saturch ye They would tome in on a puff of wind." plants of their own an that here it was abate , to art.rest receivers this year. but suffers the fourth streight day. 4..._ are Education 210. Teaching of he explained. s island. start to whool and he coelda't from inexperience in the !tut viewpoint Nationalist warehipe joined tee - -- line. Social Studies; Geology 117. Gen- The newcomers usualIV head for from the of qual- eVCI1 read. The Tigers lost seven starters . General 'Tiger" Wing .assault for the third straight cl, Joaih Darnall. director of music eral Geology: Education 306, Sar- Bourbon Street and the i eon ro vs Shu- and several front line reserves JAMES M. LAsmITER Ming and. claimed :ix large Chinoie at the Murray Trairana School, ondary Curriculum; Socio logy 101- of French Quarter night clubs has an air force teet is one We laid him Haat W3S Whit he last year. so the schedule that yeer csimmonwealth Attorney fieeneeor had been sunk, 20 datraeed announced today that the Miirray A. Introduction to Socielogy. and where strippers present more bare of the best in Asia. Tigee Wang was enenlined to learn figures to be a tough .ot elehnel and three -mermen. f-Tririering . Orchestra one. either English 205. Mythology. flesh per minute has set up a first-class Lir am-ad• end he-Ariag appereceatee this Fans or than us any Langston. - Rudy Bona-nen H. D. rat-paler An American Embassy riffival are urged to be on bawl English 222. other emy in Southern Formica which te the lereest elitee World Literature. pert of the city. Crass, T. W. Crawford, — ' --na• ;a eta/lila ea adoe-git Re eseverrres niiht for the opening' Paul Gas- rodainents ba= eau_ beau, TEirtaisi•l. About forty Six comics will be offered in But the invasion has he the en- %Maw air cadets .the Anyway be got off to Murray High Tip.: football' ses, Alfred Lindsey, Joe Pace. El flying Clark Field escorted Dulles' n- four members are exnected frem bame. the night classes, if there ir, sigh. tire city, in Manes, of flying American style. start Monday,- and reataurants. Herbert Perry, Willis Short. Dewey is enjoeing .lhe stellatioin.to the eosin) tip of lest year with probable new cient demand offices-anywhere They ere flying F-84 Thunderiet . • addi- for them. The there's air. Lompkins. Jr, Dan Burkeen, Bun e' ,•''fl'hrIng an c,•Lreo!,0n- -moita. and that Nationalise Chime:ea-Leone nhis year. courses are Business Weathermen, fighter-bombers plus a linge num 109 Account- who said they Crawford, Clowles L. Nanney, F-84 Thunderjete and'-47 peopen rig III; weren't ber of World War 11 fiehters and Daily rehearsals will be belt Joseph Butterworth Business 101. Beginning in the mosquito forecast- Hoyt ('leaver. Rex Davenport, ler-dria en Thunderbolts joined the from 800 Typewriting: Businees ing busineer. bombers. am. until 850 a on 1'0. Blue- said' the c,ty would W. A. Cunningham. Brent Butter-I re roes tive !hien! south of the is- , Arrives Nationalist Navy Capable \tontine thi•ough Friday beginning In Japan ,ness Mathematics; Agriculture 116, have easterly winds fo-- several worth. Wilson Farley. WEATHER land.' . September l Rural Community• days to Chianen ruset_eis. a highly train M. Problems: Eag- come. And those w.II The Petit Jury will report on Dulles said the US. 7 fleet Is A Navy Lt. bring ed foree able officers and sea- large number • of activities Jcoeph -S. Beeerworthel hst; 101 or 102. Composition; and only more mosquitoes. September 21 and will be selected REPORT ender 'Triers .pretect Forrnesa have son of Mn. and Mrs. A. History 207, men. Their basic job of coastal I been planned for the orrhes- r. Butter- Recent U. S History. from the following persons in the from the Croramuniets. peogeeenta. worth of 103 N. patroling has been well done, . • , includine ethapel 14th St.. Murray. county: Claybern Jones. Loyd "Red China has now, intense: ied festivals, arrived in • Coleman H. Bell aeon-ding to American military banquet?! and other,, has Japan to serve polio Carson, J C. Kemp, S. W. Mc- its military propaganda activi,y with Epidemic adivsers here. programs. Marine Aircraft Greop II, a Returned To Murray Cucheon. L. D. Miller. Ee Griffin. egainst Free China." Dulles sail. Members unit of They have captured Communist DOWN are asked not to bring the First Marine Aircraft Halts Band Trip Herten Bowden. Charles V. Farmer. "But we shall not be intimidated. their instruments Wing stationed merchantmen. including riee Rus- to fhe first meet- . at the US. Naval Coleman it Bell was returned Maurice Ryan, Otho Farris, Wil- -Orders to our 7th f oing on Air Station. sian a od two Polish tankers. They <411kond Live September 13 as actual Atsuel. OWENSBORO en - Parents of to the Calloway County jail last A \/ nue firm under the Eisenhower ad- , playing hill be. in on -the follow- Atsugi is on the outskirts of members of the .0wenseero }Ugh night by Deputy Sheriff aim hasee met and defurr.td Red Iministration. The United States Cohen WEATHER _ is c; ing day September .14. okyo and -within sight of famous School band Stubblefield Stubblefield gunboats and escort-type Commu- - prepared to voted last night to made the stand with 'those who; Following are the Pujiyama. trip M—urray Hospital nist warships. Slitrest Keht liv mierfleees MI! cancel the band's planned trip- to to Oxford. Mississippi yester- "" , haveo passed • through so teeny I year, . F But top Nationalist cloudy 7 mild with is attcaerl show teialA the Kentuteky statk fair because of day to get Bell naval offi- ; err or thundershowers C-is after- Judy Barnett. Jenelen the polio epedemic Bell is charged with the viola Wednesda).s comp)ete rem cers admit that the Communists Chiame greeted Dulles at the nee, John Morgan in Louisville. - d mein end tonight. High tc.lay Don Gunter, Fred Waeon, Is The lion of probation. lows. have not yet drewn their full neat Taipei Aliquot. Dulles reCeiNTA band's booster club, com- accoreine to 90. Low tonight tipper ON traltarbara. Hale. Michael mcc„,0y. Now In posed largely Sheriff eiringham Futrell. Census 31 forces south from Shanchai into Fridalr I 19-gain ',salute and full Korea af parents of band military Ralph Olis•er. Ronnie Moubray, Bell was originally Adult Beds the fight. Nationalist intelligence nerally fe r. little colleta High- a, more. ; - - members, voted to drop out of the arrested and 00 " Anita eleDougal. sources report est in Law 80's Nancy Gilibe. 7T11 DIV. KOREA -Army •Cpl. annual high school bane conceat charged with the passing of cold Emergency Beds 29 the turnovar of ad- pullets sail after the c nrcre.ic" :Prudence McKinney. ditional ; John Morgan, on of Mr and Mrs. competition at the fair. checks here in Murray, according Patients Armitted .1 ships by the Ruesians le with Chiang that they hood dire Ruetta Tli lint RA7 FRE Ovetby. Site Scarborough, J. B. Morgan. Route 6, The 70enember to court records. Patients Dismissed the Red Chinese. cussed "matters of cmmon cairn Murray.Ky.. Owensboro High , Tabby Meador, Olivia Barnett, is serving with New Citizens In addition. Commutate ship= Hoe Po cern.7 the 7th Division School Band won the treed con- ' I Jackie Watson. Barbara yards are law teat Night se nee In Korea. concert competition ie 1951 and Patients admitted from Monday said to be hard at work He declined to discuss the Que- , Evelyn VOTE-GETTER • -- Oglesby. Virginia Gordon. . Men of the "Bayonet" ;division came in second 4:00 P.M to Wednesday 4:00 P.M. building a fleet of light patrol moy eituation. last year. It did ALLIANCE. Savanrah r !knife Maddox. Sara Wilkenon, are iinderimin7 not Neb. -- ,Ut -Don Mr :Berry Bowan. Route craft, the type which arc mast 35e.5 Fluct, "We did, hot come here to intensive ''.heining participate in 1952 bemuse if One, negro- Charlene Robinson. , Pierce. cempaivning for regent of Farmington: useful ill the narrow, Per ryville 33" 2 Flute toil.- to maintain the peak combat .e4. the serious polio epedernic that Mrs R C. Stewart, choppy anylhiri:,- said. "1 Jane Cross, Loretta the University of Nebraska, Jehnsonville 35a Fall 0 1 King, Sandra ficieney displayed by the unit year in the •vas and taaby boy. 415 S. 9th St., straits of Formosa. „. errine :here only for di:remotely:. I' Mos. state. tacking up posters Ecott-F:txhugh Brenda J. WiLaon. Carolyn from Pusan to the Yalu Bend on poles in the Murray: -Miss 011id Jewel Walker. Recant engagements have proven 3357 Steady talked to President Chiang Kai- river. - cUrector Clifton Simpson wetsern Woad, llartheln Wrather. Janet Corporal area of Nebraska when a Route 4, Benton; that many of the shim Eggnern Ferry _ 355 7 Steady Shek on matters of common Morgan. a Section said, "We are very sorry we can- Miss Doris Ann - in Red c•tit- McCommons. Jean Dick. Lance leader, man asked him if he knew where Lawrence. hands are superior Kentireky H. W. 355 t Steady ceurntialties left entered the Army in not go, because we always enjoy Kirksey; Mrs. Rebecca in gin power ' Miller. Wo Mo Kim, Stanley Par- 'I March he was. It turned out the posters kentecky T. W. 303 0 Eitel. o 1953 and arrived in Kerea the fair. We thought it it. Roach. Route 3. Hazel; Ai to 'those of the Americ:tn World at 5 p.m. for leaky's. kcr. be how- were going up in Wyoming, last September. ever, riot two Caroline Sue Brittian. 153 Coliage War II destroyer escorts and to take any chances." miles beyond the Nebraska line. Grove, Highland Park, Mich, patrol vessels. .; • e

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r • req..'-tot the chief stsite sc-h1"-Yol THE LEDGER & TIMES of..., is by officials in education odministra Nashville Tenn Read Today's An Ark teas Classifieds PUBLIsHIED BY LEDGER &▪ TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. the. editor, who is con- Consolidation of the -Murray Ledger, The Ctiloway T.ines„ -.ad Th. Of, the top vulttorities T.ine.,-Ilerald October 20, 1928, and ,the .Wé1jjen3jjkian.. January on _,_ch se-ike . 1942 at the g session of the me,. - lug. JAMES C WILLIAMS PUBLISHER PAGE Mississippi's Legislature w meet Tuesday Entered at the 'Post Office, Murray. Kentucky, "for transir.ssion as in a spe.i.:1 SWANN'S GROCERY to act on Second Class Matter several measo,c, •, leadeis hope will allow the coot:, - THE KENTUt'ILY PRESS ASSOCIATION All Out nation ,if eldesrocvm segregation. . Major League Standings 25c Nujoy Marshmallows, 2 for 30c NATIONAL. REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1318 Consider "Private" Rebook slow oe, Nlo.i.ph.s.,Tiinn.: 230 Pa.-k Ave. New York: 307 N. Michikar The most important legislative Sunshine Honey Graham Crackers, 1 lb. 34c 41ve.,-Chic...go; 80 Bolyston St.. Boston. .1..vc.1 ,. Reds _ 122 prop:. sal is in the form of a. cw.- 'N I Fialit Planned 1 qt. Peanut Butter, ------S. . r. PAsters 117 stitutional amendment, if adopt. Luxury brand 69c SUBSCRIPTVA RATES: I. Pct. GB By carrier in Murray. per week 15e, pei Musial, Cards 117 by the Legislature and later t•, - ;-oc.ntn 65. In Calioway _ 90 40 .-12 1 No. 3113 Can Green Giant Golcbn Corn 14c and adyainin,g..counLes, per year. 4.1 50 else- Hodges. Dodgers 4-115 the people. would allow the ab,1- where, 45.50 04 44 S681 Segregation or --Doby. Ind ans 113 ishinent of the. public school sys- Ozark ----- 88 32 4.129 IlK Valley cut Green Beans .. 2 No. 303 cans 25c of • tem in favor of a "private" We reserve the stair to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor 52 75 .453 35,-. Cr • RUNS • By JOSEPH. M MCCLELLAN plan. 1 No, 303 Can Kembells cut Beets sr Putil.c items witch in our opinion are not 61 77 ..422 37 10c SI for the bast SI t'o..Ya..-dte,- 115 Untied Press Staff Correspondent — NS 2. it 79 .442 Ci 39'-i S 114 ATLANTA South, risers Crem•gians will go to the Good Qld Pilgrim bulk Coffee 80c `.1 I 46 91 .331 53 31,1- al. Cards 112 both s_dos it the touchy segrega- Wednesday to nominate a govern .r 43 94 ..,24 34 Colonial Coffee has 10c off for THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1954 Mir.oso. White Ss_ x _ _ 111 tion issue today were planning /at- to succeed Gov. Herman the bottom of Bag. U in January. The segregation is6.1e Mays. G:ants 105 om fights in the face of the S. 5 lbs. Self Rising Meal or plain 35c Yesterday's Results Supreme Court's ruling against might decide the outcom, of the pra,-ticg. voting. ▪ 5 DY.7-,...1 the 5 lbs. Graham Flour 40c 2 lbs. 20c Five Years '..• :4. 3 2 • HITS • While Negro groups opti.ed new Ago Today Of the eigh• men and one '‘A Fax. White Sox 185 dzives to force the states to abide 10 lbs. Guaranteed Self Rising Flour at • 2 man in the race, all but t 68c Ledger and S 184 high court ruling. white Li Times File by ,the woman c.indidate hat i•i•dged Mu Gi, 183 force;i sought ways to c.roumvent 6 bars Swan's floating Soap 26c September fight for continued school s:4:1 ,-- 9 1949 . a 179 decision end allow continua- loday's Games the gation. 3 10c bars Crystal White Laundry Soap The lielituc;,y State Health Department reports fl% t• - M Is 178 tion of racially-separttgd class- •-• 10c pl — new eases of polio in Kentucky bringing the total num- rooms. But only Lieut. to'. Giant blue Supersuds with 20c coupon 74c 3:: White education leaders from w no has the row.., sa ber of cases for the year to • PITCHIS, • 376. throughout the c South opened a he Consuegra, White Sox 16-3 b.eking of Tihruadge• h.," ,r1r, 5 bars Jergens Lotion Soap 25c Thirty-six hours of elearical 'storms have two- cl.,y ktteting here Monday to sent 'some Glan.b 20-4 endorsed a Talmadge-hi-geed c • - dis_uss Whitt steps should be taken 46 oz. Hi-C Orange or Grape Drink 25c 1701 forest fires licking through timberland from ,the N U. ii- \srl'F Feller'. .Llians 12-3 stitutional amendment th.:t would the Supreme Court luting. hi Cast adeMountains of Oregon to the L PC GB Reynolds. Yankees _. 11-3 on authorize the Legislature to abol- coast of California. ,•; 6:i2 About 50 state school officets ish the public school • MEATS • Lemon, Inclian.s ____.. 21-6 system in Sharpshooting Joe Fulks has signed to play 34 , members of state hcaids, of favor his fourth •33 4 and of a private plan. Tete people Bacon, 1 lb. Sliced. Palace 55c season with the Philadelphia Warriors of the National B 37 ti education were on hand for the vote on the amendment in the ki that was arrant:Ed Nove Bacon, Armour's th Basketball Association.' 72 41,17 21 tar-cling at fibe her gene: Star, sliced, 1 lb. pkg. 69c NAACP Starts rremere di Mr: and Mrs. Ray Cable of Murray and Russia Has Jowls, smoked, sugar cured, 1 lb. 33c their daught- 74 WO f, w obsolete German curdle types Meanwhile. the NAACP has er. Virginia of New York, have returned from II motor irt 80 .4'20 2s) to work in the jet field started real pressure to have Ne- Bologna, lb. 35e; 2 lbs. 65c trip through the. sotithetn states. At the start of the Korean war gro -hildren in Ddllas. Tex., Baton Pork Chops, first cuts, lb. 45c 39 1111,1e Bomber the Soviets still were b.7•Levect to Rinse. La.. and Montgomery. Ala. sl- Mrs. Thomas Caliieppor will he Yesterday's Results di hostess to the meeting be years behind the Uri,erl States to enter white sch,..-ds with the Pork Steak, shoulder, lb. 49c • of the Potti•rtowii ironemakers. Club i.e Tuesday after- and Britain in jet design. Then new school yea, only a week old Ground Beef, 3 lbs. for 98c th noon at IWO t 1.0o, h. Group Told the MIG's appeared in Inc Korean They were turned away at each skies place. Cheese, 2 lb. Brookfrbld in The ( of Altirrii: 73c atipr,i\intwtely ten a( ri Intelligence estimates then were But the NAACP announced Sun- Enrland Nucca Oleo, lb. Al :4 1t.YP , k 111ii!,e4_11111.ell- and.,:lek.ded this wet• k. Today's Games revised...A:is:11y. And st,,IPies just day it would."evntinue W*fight, to 33c • a.; has a roar- complete] were said to indicate break 410%11 segregation and dis- pr intro l'aornb:r as 1.-g as the Write in for big prize. 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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1954 THE LEDGER AND TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUbEET PAGE THRED screams, because the people left GG Slightly showed,' a tearini-OT 'iriVistigatert Story Of on the plane were ove.come by I Reductions Underwater 'reported tOday. gas. i More Effective Read Today's Classifieds We got to the mudfleta, which ' A In a report in the Journal of we thought would be narrow. Than Thought American Medical Associatlen, the KLM Crash About 100 yards. nnounced Phone System_ scientists said that laboritt'sry teats About 12 or 15 of ua, I don't CHICAGO 15 - Gamma globu- not available immediate!), after furniture ..., know how many, got out ond lin .110—istirrhtty--• more effective 1951-52 field test of gamma globu- the newest look in modern "Modern" Is Retold walked in the mud flats for about For-Germans Is Planned agi;nst polio than previoLs studiea ulin were used to re-analyze its Dramatic Black Metal Frame an hour. We got closer to the aia- value. The investigators were aid- for our very newest card table port lights when some people met ed by the National Foundetion foe Carl Farrington, 12, wee lucky. us and took us into the airport Infantile Paralysis. LEIPZIG, His father, a St Petersburg. Fla hospital. Germany rt.!` East German Premier Thousands of oversegs telephone Scientists who evaluated GG orthopedic surgeon, pulled him out School starts tomorrow, and even Otto Craienwoal Samsonite's Saturday night calls are placed to many distant the field trials repented that of the KLM Super Consiellation if we left today I'd miss the Bast announced sweep- after ing price lands every year from, t'.e United' significant protect:on. Later cresh that killed 28 persons at day. reductions in cansuirer it gave goods which he said would be States. Many of these important they said mass inoculation' in 1953 MODERN Shannon. Ireland Sunday. Here it I will be starting Aik, n Junior _ BLACK equivalent to a half-cent an hour telephene calls , ortetnete in our did not demonstrate whether GG Carl's story. High School. -- 'cage increase for every Soviet own stete of Kentucky. • . did or did not have a•iy effect against polio. The investigators Carl's sister, Charlotte Farring- Zone worker. Southern Bell's local manager, " By CARL FARRINGTON no conclusions could be reach- $13 ton, 16, wearing borrowel brown Mr. 0. Brown, said that betatiee said A. Tole To United Preas TheiCommunist premiee spoke at ed because the mass inoculations $895 slacks rolled up to the knees and the 'annual Liei7zig which of the increased derand for over- SHANNON, Ireland nr - It Fait were not trade under experimental Seats a white linen shirt sat with her seas telephone service Pie Long with spring cushion was just one gigantic nightmare. opened Saturday night with a fan- control conditions. brother at breakfast. She glanced Lines Department of the A. T I wouldn't like to go through it fare of propaeanda foe m^re trade at the Irish morning pacers with T. Co. is constructing the first again for a million, even if the across the Iron Curtatn borders. They soncluded from tee lateat scenes of the wreck. underwater telephone cavile system Lord promised me that e.verything etudy. howeve re that "Unless "They are treating us wonder- Grotewohl said the price redue- across, the 'Atlantic ocean would be all right. better evidence has becorix avail- fully," she said. "The oily thing Bons 'Would range from 20 to 45 able, use of gamma globulin after I was the third one into the The traneatlantic proteiite is the wrong' is that I'm stiff and my per cent and would go into effect recognized exposure among family plane when we ,00k off at about result of 25-years of reanerCh and blisters are bursting." nett Monday. He said they woillel rentacts or any other contacts of 3.30 in the morning. My daddy develonment and will col 'about amount to about a 10 pfeanig wage known cases is supported by sug- says it was a very soft one but ilt35 million dollars te complete increase for the workers gestive, although admitte Ily incon- he has been in one betnee. When comnlete, tanneatlantic tele- experimental data." felt the crash and I thought The Leipzig Fair is the Conarnu- phone facilities between London clusive, we were in water. I thought we New Shows nist world's bigeest shinvease o' -and New York will be greatly The report said that es a result hit the end of the runway. I guess industrial and consumer goods. expanded- and more .reliable over- of the new studies prablia health • I thought some gesoline eels water seas telephone service will be pro- have been notified to use Some 25 Weetern countries had offices Then I blacked out. Me father Foretold vided. gamma globulin for family groups exhibits - in the 32 big fair hails kicked me out of the plane into where persons are more likely al- three times more than in the pce- The teleoli ine manager also sald the water to wake me up. It sure ready in the incubation period. did. vious show. Businessmen from all that an application has I'-en' filed For Fall TV the non-Communist worirr, includ- with the Federal Communication' Then I clambered onto a raft The investigating team includee. ing the United States, attended. We waited about 10 minutes after • rammiesion proposine ronstruet- Drs. Lewis Correll and Robert I got into the first raft and was This is the firet of theee dis ion of an underseas cable system ' M. McAllister of Camden. N. J.: shifted to a second one. The patthes an tclevisioa's new last year's shows will be back on between Seattle, Washington. and Drs. Ernest H. Ludwig are Glade.* dinghies were tied together then. shows and programming for the air before the frost es- on the Ket.hiken. Alaska. This eystem is E. Sather of Pittsburgh; Dr. There were some actge ems, but the toming fall senaon. pumpkin. - similar, in design tee.tile 'trans- Samsonite card table and matching folding chairs Arthur E. Greene of Philadelphia, It's that famous they weren't high shrieks like atlantic system and will cost designed with the dramatic black metal frame you've seen in the Returning soon on ABC are and Dr. Paul D. Wehele Balti- complement for the in the movies. By VERNON scorr $14 million to construe: newest modern furniture. Black Modern is a Danny Thomas.' Walter Win,chAti.1 more, smartness in a traddienal decor After that we cast off and for United Peens Staff Correepondent most modem rooms, a dash of Ray Bolger, "Cavalcade or Amer. Mr. -Brown said that tbe under- looking! another 20 minute perine we went HOLLYWOOD __ - Television's -it's that good lea." "U. S. Steel Hour," and water cable sesitens vr,ii require .on. Then we put up thc sail. The most irportant months are Sep- a new Samsonite exclusive vinyl that looks for an' , "Ozzie and Harriet." -little maintenance and still not Upholstered with weather was okay-I mean it tember and October. when new LOOK! LOOK! the world like an expensive decorator fabric ... complete to the be subject to damage from storms flashes of silver woven an, Done in that wonderful wasn't like a party tee it was shows are introduced and old ones Coming back to NBC ere "Mr. WILL PAY THIS WEEK textury feel, to the and the elements. "goes" with every color -grey' We think it's the testthing • pretty toodi For another 40-min- dusted off for the ennuel fall in- Peepers," I 'Married Inrr.." "My, Heavy Hens 15c color that see. that's happened since card tables and folding chairs were invented. come utes we went for the aril eld light. vaaion of the nation's living rooms. Little Margie." This Is Your that when the under- He said DECLARING she was the "legal" Leghorns 11c We tried to naddle. but it didn't Mindful of the clamor for better Life." Dinah Shore, Rb Hope, systems tuiee been seas cable . Miss Connecticut, Violet Fuchs Cocks 8c do much good, but the fide took TV fare, the networks have come Martha Raye. Milton Berle and raid the Bell S9,4PM -wall have (lower), 24 - year - old former Prices subject to change without Other Tables From $5.95 — Chairs $6.95 u. in towards the airpret. Up with "extravaganzas" and "Dragnet." overcome cone of nature!, ereavsn Nt'AC. is rebuffed by Miss notice. There weren't any more "spectaculars -eye opening color 'provide the obnaclos, the sea, to America contest officials in At- Hides and Hams productions designed to dazzle' CBS is resuming with "Four Porwswam/WERWINIRWWWM11.111 people of the. United Stazes with lantic City. She picketed the THURMAN Furniture viewers irate" Star Playhouse," Jack Benny, investing in colar pageant, fainted In the hot sun "Private_ Secretary" -444- W" and more reliable 'averse:15a Kelley's Produce . -television sete. returned home. At the top "Topper." and "le Love Lucy." and South 13th St. • Phone 441 Main Street The new shows-i"extravagari- telephone service. Connecticut, Dorothy East Miss Residence Phone 44s TRLCITY zas" on CBS. "spei'daculars" on Hopkins, (international/ NBC-will be the most expensive ONE BILLIONTH DRIVE-IN in video's brief history. Both nets aimmmsE) _winnows* believe they will be ruideposts for future TV fare. THURSDAY & FRIDAY Because of time and expense "THE NAKED JUNGLE" involved. the "new enteetainment" in Technicolor shows will not appear with the starring Eleanor Parker, frequency of less costly projects. and Charlton Lanza And Orable CP-stars Heston CBS's "Chrysler Shower of Stars" will appear every fourth Thursday evening. The first "ex- 114 0111•1•••• travaganza" debuts Sent 30 with Mario Lanza and Betty Greble Strutting their stuff. New stars 41625,n111•••••••••=••••• ••• .11,1•••••• LAKEVIEW will appear each month. NBC's "s.pectaculara" rre in the DRIVE-IN charge of Max Liebman former 'producer of "Show of Shaws," and THURSDAY & FRIDAY Leland Hayward. "DOWN AMONG THE Every fourth Sunday end every SHELTERING PALMS" fourth Saturday Liebrnae will pre- cAG in Technicolor sent his color shows, They will he William Lundigan, Jane staggered, giving him two weeks Oar Greer, Mitzi Gaynor. ctavid preparation for ea -h. lelywerd's LARGES appear every Wayne, Gloria DeHaven Productions will 1.1( )(4 fourth Monday. Liebman's "specs" will replace Irk _ We are hadquartcs cr tilos; smGrily sto.ed, the "Colgate Comedy Hour," Imo- stockyards, welciimes the gene Coco and "Mr. Peepers" WILLIAM WOOD PRINCE, president 01 tile billionth animal to enter the Chicago stockyards since its opening once a month while Ilaywaraar 11 8 S'....306 smooth fitting, long Co-zee MocS In 1865. The animal will be placed on exhibit. The owner, Bert -weaving... efforts will cut out the Fed Caesar Si, to 3 SI.1?5 by Boot-ster Fevold of Humboldt, Ia., will be paid $1,180 ($1 a pound) for the and "Medic" shows once it month. white-faced Hereford steer. (international Sounelpholo) ABC's answer to thes., super- eollossals might prove to be the best bet of all. Its big nrnduction Program starting Wedneaday. Oct. HE HAD A SPLITTING HEADACHE 27, is "Disneyland:- a" hour- VD/NO froop. long show with Walt himself as go Here's a moccasin with host. that real glove - leather Shows ClimPatibie combines live action with feel of quality! Every It color film in presenting "fantasy- pair hand - laced and land", -True Life Adstenthrelanca" hand-finished. Handsom- Frontierland and Tomorrow'. er colors! Complete sel- land" to captivate younettars from ection for all the family! ex to sixty. All the color shows are com- SHOES FOR CHILDREN $2.98 to $3.98 patible and will be seen on black Family Shoe Store and white sets. For those who can live without spectacle and pomp, the best of Mothers want the best for their children._ They want style. fit ard comfort. and that s what Red Riding Hood offers in those smartly styled, smooth {ming, long-wearing shoes. Growing feet deserve the 5, to 8 53.95 best, and there's foie room aplenty for active growing fiat in Red 8+, to 3 51.95 Riding Hood shoes. Why not come in and see ,:iur complete range of sty:as :es be'ore yet buy. •

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Phone 55 or 694-W-3 Weddings Locals LINDSEY'S il . offers you.. ut 1/r. _Ind .111-s..1gar Garden Department '')/- One II/leek Only honored .4t Reunion Personals Faxon Hears Program On trolhro held .-it City Park Dry .4rrangements one Mr and Mrs. the 'Int Murray Cny Park waa the Buford Houston Ohio. was the guest of ros Sister, and "Gathering re ver, 64••••,44 grandson. Gary Hui-ton. werc Mrs. Lula Kyle, Pogue Avenue, and Drying Materials in St. for Winter rium, aejiNiouLi a, 111 110140f I,/ .311. 1.1/10 Louis, Mo.. last week ta for the holiday weekend. Arrangementa' was tne attend the Cardinal baseball game. • • • • lsubject of the program presented ents t s4/.s. Starry .4-1,1101". Jr., 01 Weatiin.:- e be • • "lt • • the first he elm 1). Mrs. C. L. Sharborough has re- at meeting of the Garden Mr. !Department of the la a stater of Mrs. and Mrs. Rayburn Charlton turned home after visl'ing net Murray lato- of rnan's Club. The ti late nen/lop anti Mr. taluae. Detroit, Mich.. are t"c parents in Mrs. Smith, of New ..s1.4/c1 AA of a baby girl born in 3 Detroit Orleans. La. Lids couniy mica.; Mr. Mrs. Marvin Wrather and Mie. hospital Friday. September • • • • ot Macon, 14.4rm. A 3 Mrs. !Ed Frank Kirk asked several 10-DAY Charlton is the former Mr. and Mrs Jackie myerly of vie-Li:maws dinner W5 served at Miss Ora 'members to bring arrangements. .nr Mae Miller. daughter Murray Route Six are the parents 11,4):1 hour. of Mr. and Mr Bob Thomas. local florist., Mrs Claude of a baby daughter. Breakfast, luncheon or dinner, Quick Coffee Cake inoae at.enoihg were Mr. arid .A1:flee we.gh.ng six was the guest speaker. • • • • He gio.o. a is sure to be a favorite. :ills. Agar, Juts. 4,-Xt pounds 11 ounces, named Teresa siii./103 and list of many cultivated wild flow- You'll FREE have no trouble with breakfast "skitioaers" TRIAL* auti, tatralet, Mrs. Fred Smith of Detroit. Carol. born at the Mur:ay Hospi- when you serve eilia Jar.. 1,11.P. ers and foliage that will dry well. this Quick Coffee Cake. It is Mich., is tal Monday, so tender and delicately delicious that Metter, .te.t. nal .ratiler and sod. visiting in the home of September 8. • He said they must be gathered at finicky appetites will perk up for a second he:ping. Louyie, co her parents. Mr. and • • • Memphis. term. Mi.. Mrs. Ben various times and hung upside Because it's not too rich, this quick coffee Lake makes a luscious Byers. Recent visitors W. Li. ander ul atety it-amour. in th: uome ca down in a dark cool room. Mr. accompaniment for luncheons and dinners too. Serve it with tender, • • • • Dr. and juicy baked ham gone tie.. airs: A. 1. rather ca Romvilit, • Mrs. Hugh McElralh, were Thomas answered many questions glamorous with golden oineapple chunks for garnish. Add garden 'elm.. Jar. and -ors. . Mr and their son. Hugh Thomas McElrath, fresh, cooked vegetables ra:th plenty of melted Liavid Pole ,Mrs. Cherie: Lassiter asked by interested members and butter margarine. Mrs.. McElrath. and small or The coffee cake is so ea.), becaum it doesn't ca a/coupons, 141, Mr. arta at Lexington are the parents of a son. gave constructive criticism of the even require special Hugh shaping. Just pour the batter into a greased 8. MS.. .1. N. Flaiilecl ot 2'1.14.1th:4.1, s n 5..1rn Donald. The family spent at the Centrr! Baptist arrangements brought Oy the inch square pan and pop it into the oven while te ham is baking. Kr. and the past year at Rochester. Mrs. {tomer Mule: anct Hospital in Lexington Sunday, members. Serving specialty breads with your meals is a simple way to add where MI. McElrath 111311. 13,11:30.e. ot Renton, ails September 5. The baby weighed ca'epleted all :ariety and taste appeal to menus. Parker requirements If you don't have 21 for his donor's Two new members. Mrs. time to bake a coffee amain luceer and enitureo. eight pounds four ounces and has de- Lennis cake wourself, your bake gree in mus:c Fisk and shop is sure to have one .that will please your fainily. atinuna. Larry. Rosaue. and tiala been named John Wc.ls. at the F as mant Mrs. Bill Harris were Check to The that your baker uses enriched flour, just as yoo leaul. air, and airs.. Jim grandparents School of music except los disser- pesent. do. Enrichmedt are Mr rnd , Mrs mo no extra nutrition for your family at no extra cost aria Mr. Cittiord Mader. tation. The family has returned Hostesses for the afternoon were to vou. Albert Lassiter and Mr and Mrs to Louisville where Mr. Mrs. William Medearis, • ' • E:rner Itirhersan at the county. McElrath Mrs. Henry STUDENIs t% 1ED , • • a • will rzsurne his teachirg at tn" Hargis, Mrs 011ie Brown, Mrs school of church muso: at Oliver Cherry. and A. has been Inc c11.1003 et Miss E: terse S:edd of Gary. Ind.. the Mrs. Linton Southern Baptist Semin Clanton. the daii) Ledger a, I.Lises the has beer the guest of ter aunt. — • • • • a Linoleum Headquarters pa,t he° eats, we not en- Mrs Julius Snarpe at the Beale eras or 34,111 lhis - Social Calendar...Li r !, a sr to Hotel over the past weekend. Mrs. D. F. McConnell "id son. owlish a int oi • • • • the bames David Holton McConnel.. had as sit alt thuae sltidenLs 3410, piag Mr 9x12 Ft. Wide, Cut and Mrs. Andrew 'Kittel- Thursday, September 9 their guests Sunday eeening at any length So cuter college VUa tail. berger a 31ansfield. Ohio, left Woodmen Circle Grov; 128 wit, the Kenlake Hotel Mn3 M. D 40 Patterns to choose from this itst intimies an) person Monday after spending tavr2 weeks Meet at the Murray Woman's Clue Holton, Mrs William Major of dittendiog Our 011in Murray with their daughter. M-1. Vethe House at saven-ttorty o'c/ock. Pittsburg, Pa.. and Commander Watt • • • • c. allege or att Kale and family. Mrs Kyle's Robert McElrath of Long Beach. lean coilege. brath,r and wife. Mr. and Mrs. The Young Matrons Group of Calif. Mrs. Major and C. mmander Thurman Furniture ed 113 11%10g Us the .odent George Fetter. also of Mansfield, the CWF of the First Christian MrElrath have been vis•tme their haute, parent-1 name /I 11113- were toe guests of the Ity:e family Church will meet at the home of mother. Mrs. W. W McErath. 0•013 Of wile, Uallth• vl over the holiday weekerd. Mrs. A. H Titsworth. Sycamore Sour c0uper•lioil is rq quest- • • • • Street. at aeven-tturty o'clock. and 10s•./011, eilot,r13 1.t.01 01 Mr. and Mrs. Haryey Oswalt of Mrs. Henry Holton • will be the 1Vith Parker's • aims en., other ilaufil•a- Minefield. Ohio, and Mr and aL-,. cohostess. • • • 11011 fegArUitsg the ...aural. B R Havens and son. TeorirnY, of New, Exclusive t%r will apgartialle )011 calf- Richnnahd. Ind., were tat- gues•• The Murray Woman's Club will hold Ma either ••3 de•e or CM-0-3 of Mr. and Mrs A L Kipp. for its first general meting of the .Electro-Polished Point slights Of lltailmag the tried-Ma- the Labor Day we, kend. new cub vcar at the club - hod., ken, non so tie bragair--111- tens=111tOT Vetwig• • • • • Murray. ' Mar.f.eld. The Ann.e Allen Cir..ie of the the WMS of the Memorial ildipt.s:. STYLE you want in a comfortable Chureli will meet with Mrs. (lot- FRIDAY Sian Futrell. 1307 Vine Street. at seven-thirty o'clock. The Missionary Ciicle of the LOW •••••• • • • • • • and SAT. _ Five Point Mission will meet with • Mrs. Fred McClure, 300 Woodlawn. • Smoothe_rt three o'clock. •,. GENE CRACKS •10-.0r1 You Ever Tried' HIJACK- Friday. September 111 The Pans Distect ATTACK ON GENE AUTRY Laocationil 1.••••••, C••••••,.. C•••11.s minar of the WSCS will be FOOD 4 at the sad CHAMPION First Methodist Church TRAIN! Ifthiries 111••••••• Www Murray beginning at nine- any o'clock in the moiaing Convince 4 APACW The North Ititirray HomernaLers Atio will meet at the home of ra-s Esc() Gunter at one-thirty Yourself.. 111.716'21.1 clock The lesson will be on •• Gad Dyes Kerine Duncan Style Trends ' • THE PLACID BUMNETTE • • • • that this remarkable "21" The West Hazel Hpmentakers • $9.95 LAST TIMES TONIGHT ...ub will meet with Mrs. Coil • Special pen is the finest, O.ollipa at one-thirty o'clock. • • • • • smoothest-Writing pen you Gregory Peck and Broderick Crawford Nlanday. September 13 • • have ever tried. PreOision- in"NIGHT PEOPLE" Th, Manic Belle Hays CI c le of the First Methodist Church made by Parker, it has the in Cinemascope with Stereophonic Sound it meet in he social hall of the ew educational building at seven- Exclusive Plathenium•Tipped 1111.11111MIIIIMIEMEIMIIIIIMIP7 thirty o clock • • • Point that wears-in to your The Sigme Department of the individual handwriting . . . Murray Woman s Club will meet at the club house at reven-thirty Electro-Polished for abso- o clock • FRIDAY All new members as well lute smoothness. co011103.0 as old members are urged to mit and SAT. attend smarter Shoes tor Natural Walking Here is streamlined beauty, The Pleasant Grove Homcmal,ers Club will meet with Mrs. !fester balanced for writing ease.• MOST AMAZING AIR , 1110 Brown at one o'clock. • Has Plastic Ph -Glass Ink ADVENTURE EVER Wedaniday, Septisaber 15 Reservoir (not rubber.) Con- Thc J N Williams r;' tater of thr L'LY,: will meet with Mrs Fred cealed Filler. Visible Ink FILMED! G;nrleP president. on Far rer Avenue 'at twa-thtrty o'clock Mem, Supply. hers- please come preparA to glve ethos. of Confederate ancestii.1 • • • • *If, after using it for 10 days, Van Johnson Robinson. McDonald you are not completely satis- Dewey Martin I ows Performed .41 fied with the new Parker Walter Pidge I. rank fort Church "21"—just return the pen to are ea t. 7••,' • • Elizabeth Rotain,Ut. us for refund. orr. Keenan Wynn daowthr of I,r air ancl Mrs. LI,:yd Louis Calhem Robinson of Frankfort, art grand- laughter of Mrs. Oscar Robins-en MAIL 711111 CriVP04., TOPAYI f Murray. and Billy Darrel Mc- Frank Lovejoy :.onalct son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl P111411• Ione ma Pert*, -21 - Spatial P•sl - Mellon:11d. also of Frankfol. SETN IN LADIES', NONE JOURNAL 1 am 41•100iimp $ IN ere married Saturday, August for get1 .pen. II I ea ass itht.foly with Il.. P•flif1f /I Special, I Will retool tf,i pan within toe doe' le yew 0011 Meek,* e •eeiolt The ceremony state read it four o'clork in the afternoon in NAME the Pint Methodio Church in Frankfort. ADDRESS Mum Betty Carolyn Jones of CITY ZONI PAT! Clarksdale. Miss was the .nail of C010/1 0 Pack; 0 WI ohm, 0 OfOrl. I 0 Chilli Of PA O. Mgit honor The bridesmaids wc •e Pe;.I. 0 Nee; 0 M.d. 0 Es-pow. I 0 IWA% =r4 Mirse- Alice Prewitt, Dorothy THE ISIS ••J Thompson, Jane Snyder, and Mrs. — Jot.r. Lloyd Robinson Mr James Lee Gatewaia-d v as $8.95 $100 ---"" br,t rr.kn: Down-1;100A Week! p. aishalaw•-we The ushers were aferes 81.1001111n trKid Crutcher, Ili. Robert Spa Odin z Lancaster. Jr. LAST TIMES TONIGHT James Evertte Mare, Edmi?.d Hirry Rrsimanlff -KILLER LEOPARD" After a reception at the home Belk the bride's -Settle parents. Mr and Company LINDSEY'S with Johnny Sheffield Mrs. MkDonald left on a wedding • ip throogh the south. They wilt MURRAY, .0 MAYFIELD i!vr in Dayton (Thin, • tra .00011111•11.

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THURSDAY, SEPTSMBER'9, 1954 - THE LEDGER AND TIMES. MURRAY, RENtTLICKY PAGE FM 414 iur- today were ilea:ire...tins: olid sae habita t wink and peo. ,L1 Li "..0 ;(1 V. ;Ill so have them on display. Our peni Of jump- • they will be ready for ihtir first many new books includieg. a set ing rrlpes • are really boing put Victims 01 - .000 francs a- yeai,r on dr:,:it.s pre-primer. They ale bew using of World Books. into Use. We have 29 enrolled. 41,1314.205.0(X)). This do i-.)4, tua en Read The Chissifieds flash cards and charts. The ,Fourth Grade The mothers that visiteJ us last dude the estirnoted ye. e'y (10,4.4-r.bisd u. aa axon School The Second Grade The.fourth grade Ilea pupint, week were: Mrs. J. C. McDaniel, Alcohol Crowd surnption of 40.000,000 In. c.0 of al- (3) The death rate let 1.1,1 in There are 15 boys and 15 girls' the smallest group .in several Mrs. jack Dodds, Mrs. Loman cohol which are produced tax-free th.L;..r twcatics is citnailtt 111..1 nf in the second grade this year. We years. The students seem to enjoy Parrish. and Mts. Clyde Smith. by wine growers. Britain. uccessful are making our room a better their work and are look:ng for- We appreciate visitors and would French Asylum • Takes Wavy T011 MARSHALL CO. place to work by eddies potted ward to getting their Enelish and like for all mothers to visit with In 1900. 4,300,000 arsersons work- (4) 75. percent of juvenile da- plants, new bulletin boards and Reading work books. U3. ed in the alcohol- industry; today linquen,y cases can be aaelibed Drive-In books. We have three zrew stu- . They have started making a The Seventh Grade PARIS U — Sixty percent of is al.-n(4st double._ While Faxon school opened with an the figure ale:glut ascendency; 60 re :cent of dents, Phillip and #hylliz Bogard mural of the workers in their The seventh guiders have been the inmates of French mental •hos- the treasury collects -.between WED. and THURS. teollment of 232. students. This 50,- abnormal children are. descendents and Bobby Nance. corninunity. This 'is in connective, very interested -in being together pitaas Were .confined becagse 000,000,000 earida,60.000,000,000 fegnea — Doulbe Feature — one of the largest ereollmeigs ilefltatilics. • with their history. again, and also in the new alcohol, France was told in a ($10,850,000- in the history of the scaool. We , The Third Grade gym- and C31,420.000) "ANDROCLESE AND THE They are looking fofwerd to a nasium. They have hareley gotten report attempting. to es ive that re very proud of our new atoll- Mrs. Denny Snith ha, enrolled taxes on alcohol I:gadgeteera,- and Records show one b,,tho (wine LION" good yours work iind meeh should organized yet but have seine plans the nation drinks too much. consusution. it spun& 132:000,000: orium, and the many improve- 30 students in the thitei *grade. shop) .in France for eeary . 90 in- with Aran Young be acca.nplished with so small a for interesting activities. 000 francs ($371,410.000i a year 0:: nents that have been Trade since One new student, Gary Cooley The report by Dr. Marcel Guis- and group. Mrs. Rubye Roberts is A field trip in Science is one the upkeep of asylums; leibitants, inaludine wo.oen - PLUS he close of school last year. coming from Summereille, Mo. Iain, Socialist Deputy end Psy- their teacher. thing on their schedule Jumping According to the pet'- children,. one 1.3itri_i per 32 man. "BELOW THE SARAHA" The First Grade They are busy fixing up th:dr chiatrist, showed that Vie nation report. 57 The Fifth Grade ropes and playing at recesses are cent of lawbreakers and 95 perc_et Gcrggi,hy .has etc b 286, (Darnivoetrheardmadituteltd ifnrecearw)ith The first grade has 25 boys and room with new curtains and but- spends twice the amou-t ,it gets taro fur The fifth grade has enrolled 38 some of the most interesting of persons arrested on (merges st. from alcohol taxi, on the upkeep /3ritien one ;or 4a0•. Not:way one students. They are very proud, Ut things in their school lee. ea:street:Mg' theft Children Lie al- of asylums where for. 3,000 inhabitants. their new room. Mrs. Harvey monthly entries The Eighth Grade top 500. coholics; 57 percent or d zr EARLY ARRIVALS AT PAGEANT Ellis is their teacher. The eighth grade has 25 students dents and 17 peeee it eeia. .- enrolled We The yearly consumptien cidents are don' to ..aoa • Oen: The Sixth Grads have two new stu- of .al- e dents. They are: Larry Cooley and cohol by the average Freinchrnan percent of .wa•nee 0inol• The s:xtn grade cert..-sly ap- Ira Lee Story. We have been is 21 liters (equivalent to 62 liters of men thaspealizad predates their new alias room. playing softball. Later in the year of 90 proof whiskey). The Italian alcoholic reasons ae NOTICE We have been painting and de- we plan to schedule several bas- average is 14.4 liters. Skirt comes faience of alcohol. corating. Our new curtains greatly ketball games. Mr. Lassittr is our Switzerland wit'a .12.5, Belgium The report listed the f help alit looks of the ream. teacher. with nine, ,Sweden and Denmark findings: 1;y filling out the coupon attached you will have The Erigliah stories We wrote Faxon school will sponsor a pie each with five and the IT S. Witt 60 peicent ofe, • four liters, the report said. au opportunity VI be one of three ladies selected .for The report, the result, of a long " STARTS A-POOL W.THOUT RUSSIA study of the causes and Effects of a part time program of $30 to $35 per week earn- alcoholism, will be submitted to ings. the National Assembly fo: possible MURRAY action -against the risine rate of To be con ;idered you must have a ca' availablo supper Friday. night, Set:. 10 at Drive-In and chaTacter references. 7:30. We will give away 106 lhs Mail Tb Box No 32R of sugar as a door- plize. THEATRE Miller will be our euctioneer. I would like to be considered for your Everyone is invited. THURSDAY & FRIDAY high part time earning program. "POWDER RIVER" Rory Calhoun and Corinne Calvet Name Address Better [0415 SATURDAY ONLY "SHOWDOWN Phone (if any) BY JEAN ALIEN .. Bill Elliott, Walter Brennon

; COVERED DISH SUPPER Church, PTA, and the Auxibary nave a habit of starting fall ac- tivities with a covered dish sup- Per. Of course, you will want to take a tasty dish that will still win culinary compliments, even. -though the "line forms" at the . FOR THE YOUNGER SET UM° a fusion assi-tc..aslait-a-oataak-1.6L,.alanamawvst.-414.... buffeteelale kttigej igIes thin you had -el-,'Wte&— dent Eisenhower starts a ground-breaking ceremony for the first - commercial-size atonoc power plant. In a televised address fol- nation ' AIA040 THE FIRST arrivals for the Miss America Pageant in At- lowing the signal-sending in Denver. the President told the - • FREEDOM OF CHOICE starting r lantae City, N J., were Ifrom left) Mary Jane Doer, Miss Grereia; the United States and a group of friendly countries are Om Arm Harrington, &LW South Dakota, and Barbara Quinlan, — without Russia — an immediate creation of an international (international) • FRELDOM OF MOVEMENT as Ohio. They are strolling on the beach. (internotienale atomic pool for peaceful purposes. • FREEDOM FOR GROWTH Take Sweet Potatoes Choose one of • FREEDOM FROM FOOT DEFECTS these sweet pota- %We to casserole dishes. A heavy hot casserole wrapped in several thicknesses of newspaper holds the heat until serving time. And who deserves these wonders more than your Honey-Orange Dish Own precious lots? When their feet ore tiny and 3 to 4 medium sweet potatoes t i cup incited butter or lender, be sure they wear Jumping-lacks Originals margarine with the one-piece sole and heel copied from 3 tableapoons honey 23 cup orange juice nature Then they'll be ready for Jumping-Jacks I teaspoon grated orange rind 1'2 teaspoons salt Juniors, a conventionotheel shoe providing 2 tablespoons brown sugar the some fine fit and comfort. Aro Tel flnvaea our Of tiiiS WORLD!

Sizes 8 to 12—$7, 95 and $6.50 SUMP/NG-JACKS Sizes 12'2 to 4—$6.50 and $6.95 "ILE X&C-E --- R Boil sweet po▪ tatoes, peel atai mash thoroughly. Beat in butter, honey, orange juice, grated rind and salt. Heap into casserole. sprinlde With brown sugae. Place in: \are hot oven (450°F.) about twenty minutes. Yield: Four to six servings. A different twist to the useal sweet potato combination is this cinc using apples. r Yam 'a Apple Casserole 4 yams 3 medium sire apples cup brown sugar 3 tablespoons butter or margarine I tablespoon water Compare Terser shoes for ell 'round good iookt anti "s teaspoon salt Cook, peel and.1.1e.t sese. l'ipp Flight" performance: They're tough, sturdyand tatoes. Peel apples and sli ,• . $5.95 cr thin. As o toady for action. Cerefully crefted øf dureblec alternate of potato, • aisi tvoring.leathers they art i favoriti Up1eTh btg...i dish. Sprinkle with "w11.4r1vIrbitik1 sugar. Dot with butter or mar- marine. Add wa- $6.95 - ter and sprinkle jwith salt. ,nakc in moderate oven (350-F.) .orty-Jive minutes or until apples are tender. Yield: Six servings. • AosAt...-• qDO10-005.iii0.4, 1110tul 1000 1 95 Drive-in - - -

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GRAPES 2 lbs. 29c Pens t:Iihu 4 testvca •1•14" rzror. Sc-.410:1- Pl'ERTO RICAN L111. e•.ung III 11 %C. vet is 10' *Heft 0 49' SWEET YAMS h•d SW POTATOES 10 land hn • 21b 29c menlor I 16c Head Lettuce Puerto Rieail Me (,„14;-. g;ne I Arge Fruit rph 2 15c old Nie 59c Cucumbers Jumbo Site Waxed For Ones a How.), Dew Melons 6 Site seen,. • 29c distress (.,, 2 Lb. 35c Cauliflower Large Snow White Rd rare II Pears iforni.g IltArtlett I ancy Eating the one 5c It Peppers Green Excellent far Stuffing Ear b and CAntaloupes 27 Simi Each 29c Large childish C.11(fornia Jumbo had lot AFTER 2. ciin 29c LECTURING 39c Carrots California Criap-l-lb bags fa.or a • • • - I- _ Lemons ( site lInt EfroodIt (.• •: Green Beans Tender birinsieu 2 I be 29c Penn tt Peaches it in. upr 3 1,, 25c They'd N,i 1 Ihertas I Is all-. Sliced or Halves A New Safety I..i f r In Syrup 29-0z. Cans 49c PEN PEACHES z zo to I .00 COI Nall 1. GOOD QUALITY FRTOW N 44-0Z CAN it rang l'_ -1.b Ekg. 29( (enselt FIG EARS ORANGE JUICE amily 3 29c ▪ "1 c, -C&C Soft Drinks 12-oz. can Cans Tomatoes 26-0s. Can 19c 1o," at - Ions Mau Sweet Pickles ,„ 39c 10c t'll Psk 3 Quart Facial Tissue Angel Soft--Pkg of 390 Peas or Tomatoes ,„na 35c 0.37c ins 16.oz Carla Hawaiian Punch Fruit Drink 44-01. Da 39c wcl Roast Beef Or orned Reif (San Sin Una) 11-o. Dole Fruit Cocktail 18-01. Cam 25c 41. I 4 IX N. OM tTO ill) I. -nore!" DELICIOUS 13',-01. CMS MEAT 12-01. Can theAll LUNCHEON thorn!' a COCJCIAIL 3 25' AGAR 35' "Tor brush A&P Apple Sauce l, 2 For 35c Can Crackers 35c -I get Sunshine Hi Ho 1 lb aka tier Sardines ,#11 PlIt hard, 15-01. Can I 7C • Sunnyfield Flour „in 25 Lb Rag 1.45 them Mal Soap ac 1.1 s•ire 2 „,27c "Bur 2 27c hooc, Woodburys Soar,- Bath xize Bara Womans Day „ „„Hine ankles. The (Sept. lame) Ea. 7c 27c nool children fro.. mt, r Belle Meade Crackers 16 Oa Box can't I with 'alit,' ilkiran: -Bolt Ir. arguln 15G. TYPE il-Pleee _('aps) thong. In tv, dren It's Better Breakfast Month the that s . - QTS. DOZ. DELICIOUS ( FREAL a brght, • rRUIT JARS 1.09 Phs no ref e:ties whcre a • U. 23' ..ver t Green"campals.rn ! WHEATIFS those I The ,r• r.- 7 "TM walk t • 15c ii 31c Wheat Puffs Sunnyfleld C-011. Cells Pkg k,t line, • Vacuum Seal Jar Caps Pkg. of 12 "Tbr ! call.- Cherrios 1111X-01. Pkg 23c sac M, Barnardin Jar Lids Standard-Pkg. of 1? 15c •1,1 , 19c ante „‘„ Shredded Wheat Nabittco 12-0s. Pkg rend! Ther.. Jelly Glasses Pint Size) 65c lags. f Rice Krispies 914-02. Pkg. 27c traff:- •.;• NNyintoor; Kelloggs crchol 3-1 "Ho FRESH Mottle otTc Morton's Frozen nisme SUNNYBROOK Us on So• uth fl Eggs o kin. ' MEAT PIES nemb i•ed ti ;et e • v. • 1.00 3 8/14-0z. Pies 99e tuddet and v.,. • Chicken Turkey 4 Mrs. 1 Sweet Milk Grath, A 42c .hougl of the M or Beef cloy. V cil, r('! is - Cflvcrbrook Butter Country Style Roll 59c o &SOO Central I lure Safety- r • 12T-P-' 0-Bit %1•• t•I I her.r Fond 1.1) Loaf 69c Pew published Council, C-' II- • 1,-gal. 69c action is„ the liver. Michigan 3 Lb. Can 831 the Cr. 81,17 City aril .I'.; JEWEL SHORTENING ompotor,

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- on* becomes relatively less. While this is the third successive year of Read hae Clasaifi-ed s 1 TVA "Weekly dry weather, with the etc im pow- er available to the system TVA HOW TO RELIEVE IT. !Lis adequate supplies to meet Newsletter the power requirements of the IN IS MINUTES. region even with continuation of If not pleased, your tnc back DiE WANT the dry weather." I from any drugged. ITCH-ME NOT As a result of the severe and deadens itch and burning in nen- prolonged drauth in the iennessee MORE POWER utee; kills germs and fungus on River Basin and the heavy power FOR SALE: 103 SOUTH 12 ST. FOR SALE: CIRCULATING GAS FOR SALE: 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. WEYAUWEGA, Wi.i. • - Contact, Wonderful for Pe.•.1, rn demands, water levels in the TVA FOR SALE Good 5 room house and bath. heater with fan and thermostat Has rime and ntee bath II- FOR RENT I This town in nortern Wiseonste ringworm, foot itch and other tributary rese-vairs are un the has heat 4 mons. L ke new Electlic hot water tank Susi oil a powerful police chief. His surface rashes. Today at Holland Built In cabnets, large lot. Phone Will whole lowei than has ever been heat. This is a ni:e eome., located BEDROOMS FOR RENT AT 207 name is Power Geer. Drug Co FOR SALE: HOUSEHOLD FUR- 1243.1. Clifford Melugin, Phone 1335, experienced at this time of the on West Vine Street. P,-;ce only 5th. Phone 1328-J. (S14PI ifture including Philo() television (Silo) • (S10P) S. year, a statement from the TVA $4500. See or call Muria) Land htico electric stove. Pnileo re- FOR RENT: IstMNISREr APART- said today.- On the HOIston. French iORs SALE: GOT-DEN ITELIC7O'i FOR SALE: SLIGHTLY USED, Co. W. C. Hays, Mgr". Office phone ment, fur-rt,, hat, privet: bath at frigerator, etc. Call 312-R can be 'apples, $2.50 per bushel Bring Like new, water heater. early $50 1062, home ptii.me 547'J, (S9c I Broad, Clinch, Little Tennessee, Clendel Reaves, 304 S.' utlu St, See Mn. B. F seen at 1014 Sharpe street tSIOC) containers. Riley's Furniture and Appliances, Stud Hiwassea Rivers, Mice levels mile on Lynn Grove road. Berry a. 300 S. 4tl._ or phone 103 510 W. Main Ph. 587 ISIOP are still fall.eg and there is noth- (Slip> NOTICE (Sine/ ing in the weather outlook" at OR SALE: SMALL HOUSE AT SUE SALE: WALNUT FINISH le 101 South 10th Street If interested FOR SALE: SMALL HOPSE FOR FOR RENT: FURNISHED APT. present to indieate that sufficient size pester bed. Complete with SINGER SEWING MACHINE -all 355-M. sale. 101 South 1(hh Street. If 3 rooms and bath. Furnace heat. rainfall and runoff will occur in used springs and new mattrese representative in Mureey. For (Sac) interested call 355-M. S9P) Adults only. Tel. 131-W afte: 5 the near future to cause any rise Bargain. Exchange Furniture eo. Sales, Serviee, Repair cortact Leon p.m. 706 Olive.. in these lake levels, o: even to Halle 1411 Poplar, phone 1074-P. Answer ti Yesterday's' ,oasis Phone 877. • - (S9ce (1p) reduce the rapidity of the fall CROSSWORD PUZZLE (012C) that is now taking place, TVA FOR SALE: ONE BLOCK WEST FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM HOUSE said. ACROSS D-Lsraur or f3T41:161 DIM LKI140 FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. India of College, 5 room Muse. Full with bath on S. 12th St:eet. Un- UMMM DUM OWN Wells & Wrather Studio. So, Side 1-Temporary 10-In favor of size basement. Furnace. This home f. rnished. nor, 1561-W. (S9P) ',Rainfall in the Tennea.;ee River beds 31-Pniiters DOW HISO UNUA Square, Murray. (07C) 6-llarns measure iE is modern-cheap for qa:ck sale. Basin has been below the average S-Ideotiral 32-Rivulet or normal during 21 ot the 29 is-13111seed 3:t-Choloeat S Murray Land Co W. C. Hays, Mgr. • MIDW A MOTORS • Business I months since March 19a4. nearly 13-}Niel 14-Word of honor Office phone 1062. name phoie 4 miles South of Murray on Has 14-British flyhing $5-Title of 1:110190 Opportunities years. Since May of last year host respect 547-J. (Seal Road 15-School term 37-Pertaining to it has been below normal for 13 E411t - Drora out and save $ $ $ $ - SPARE TIME INCOME 17-1111Itary the Alps SRL- out of 15 months." the TVA re- aradstaot 3A-Abrades FOR SALE: CLOSE TO HIGH •New and Used Cars •Television , 13-SprIghtb wit . 41--Part of "to be" $400.00 to $500.00 MONTHLY pos- port said. C*4RO Shout. 6 room home. This home Parka '19-Wanhae lightly • 42-Richea Grayson McClure, Purdcm sible - we will select a reliable 2 i -Conduct eri 44-Boast 100151 is modern. Will sell with or with- Phoire 34 (S18c) "Rainfall during August avet- 21-Type of halt C.-Young bee MOW • out furniture. Murray lend Co. man or woman from this area to . nn‘e 4c-Seru1 forth aged 2.46 inches, only 37 percent 21-Employs 47-Inquires W. C. Hays. Mgr. .Off,ce phone NUTRILITE FUCD SUPPLEMENT refill and collect.money frohi our 21-1],st Indian 4%-Coniii.iss point 3-Places frig . New Automatic Merchand.sing Ma. 9f the long range Valley average. sirs nr coin 49-1.arra woreati. 1062, home phone 547-J. tS9c; modern knce ledge emphasizes Use 4-culde 'otters chines. No selling. To quaefy app- for August of 4.33 inches 26- kbirl•fl s--1.7tilt importance of proper nUtri,tiOs. Melt me me DOWN MONUMENTS. SOLID GRANITE: belie,. 'must have car. tHerences B-StbrolOth plural 1-Carton elect rival "The Neeh is Now" Mrs. B. J. "The amount of water running 2-Unit lel 1 large selection styles, sizes Call '85 and $594.00 to $1250.00 Working eriide 6-liefora Hoffman, Phone 308, Mr. end Mrs. into the streams and :eservoirs 7 Turtle see at Calloway Monument Works, capital which is secured by inven- Esc() Gunter, Phone 1387-M, Mrs, has been even 'more defecient. It FOOD HIJACKERS who starve a trontier settle- I-Posture Vester Ore owner, West Male flair tory. Devoting 8 to 10 a(furs per 3-Clot uto Boyd Gilbert, phone 195, Local has been below normal tiering 26 ment are the concern of Gene Autry in his newest 10-Those whn Co:lege. (07(21 week may net 'from $400.00 to prepare plane distributors. (S170 of the 39 months since March, Columbia picture. "Pack Train," with Gail Davis $500.00 monthly with an excellent 11.-Fernal• aneep 1952. end during 14 of the 15 and .Smiley Burnette at. the 'Capitol Theatre starting 1- 9 PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE. SCHOOL ON FREE opportunity for taking -over .foll 16-11an's months since May of last year. . tomorrow. - m• Walnut finish. Includes China cab- watch inspection: Your watch time. We wilt allow the persan The total shortage of runoff water 20- Ms ire. angry inet. $99.50. Exchange Furniture cleaned-three day serv.ce! All we select liberal financier assist- 22-N1nrnl,nt f in the 29 months has amounted to vac fstillly Co. Phone 877. tS9C) other repairs prompt. Pricas reason- ance for expansion. For interview, about 15 inches in deeth. That able. Accurate, Guaranteed. Par- write giving full particu' .is, name tre• FOR SALE: USED KITCHEN amou..!- 19c kerc Jewelry --Repairs Dept. address, age, and phone number Aft*A4c1 needle., irrk .abinets. 3 to choose frame $12 lt5 the the:nage-an:a, above tea ea -as (S22p) to Vendit Inc.. 2012 West 25th St., 25-G:,nie of and up. Exchange Furniture Co. chance Dept. 114, Cleveland ;3, Ohio. would be enough ta Phone 877. (S9C) , 27-Sere k YOUR Fonts r. t. Iiiwass:e, Cee ro- 19c 29-Long-legged SAVE MONEY, REBUILD .I lint own engine. We will rebore, grind (S9p) ke:. and South Holston P. ...-voirs Concrete FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT 3n-Covina-11a crankshaft, valves and sell you a NEW SERVICE STATION FOR from their ust,..1 winter arawdown 13c 2"-Cartes USE A KERATOLYTIC 11-1nflueto 541 rebuilding kit with inatructions, ',sae. Located 4th and Pin._ Streets level to their top elevaton ats.:‘.ut 31--Nrur tine!: In BECAUSE- 19c wholesale. All work guaranteed. in Murray, Kentucky: Write Box I.-, times, and to fill Douglas vortl'ea' lin• It SLOUGHS OFF tee tainted out- 34-The ,rria: Turner's Shop Coldwater uS13c) 249 Paducah, Ky.. or pro Le Mur- Reservoir nearly three ferules. 9c 37-neliote er skin to expose Lemma fungi and "st•lisre' ray 640-M after 6 p.m. (S17(2) "Continued low lake le-els must Your kills' it on conteet. Let this ss-c..re RID 1' OURHOME OF TEKelleTkae be expected until we have heavy STRONG kciatoly iec fungicide, T- C 29-Ireland and trisects Expert wort ( SERVICES OFFERED rainfall in sufficient ceraetity to eil-st - • • 4-L. at any drug store. U aot pleas 4E4;7 541 or see Sam Kelley result in a large increase in thcx EN ery 43-11asteineil 't3 9 O.• tr.. NY.WYNN be. ed IN ONE HOUK your 40c Isaclf NOW sr :Tolland" Drug rtY. TOBACcO INSURA. , Vetteent PHOTOGRAI'MY:-- sIrmtas -Arrrr .11161,Thrbririter rtOREIn.S..into_ rh reset voirs firing. Car, polio and Tarp Insur- Wrather Studio. South Side Squa-e, 0-Cy I-1 -The TVA regrets this very un- onerete ance. Galloway Insuranc agency. Murray. Pnone 1439 (07C) 9c satisfactory situation, not only be- 61" West side Court Sq. Murray. Ky, - --5 cause it is unfaverable zarry- • !9c Ph. 1062. (S9C WILI. WASH AND DRY ' dry in my home Also iron. Price ms out two of the primary oper- Need purposes, LIOW S VE IF YOU WANT TO RENT A reasonable. Call 18811. ating navigation and .; (S110 power, for which the t..siervoirs washing machine for 30 days, call Let us deliver your concrete right - By HELEN TOPPING MILLER M G. R.chardson. phone 74. iS9e 1 were built, but also because of boat docks, boating, fishing. swim- to your door-already mixed- arinsiciao -Crofts. Inc Nonage,. tie She Fever. Synagete ("opine, INS Its ming, and other recreatioital acti- ready to pour_so efficient- For Sale or Rent Not everyboay in vities. F so economical Calloway county sub-i "There is, noeever, nit power FOR SALE OR RENT: I•10DERN SYNOPSIS hide the flush she could feel burn- flu, always seeking someone to shortage in Use TVA acea. TVA MIX CO. five room house, util.'y room, scribes to The .I.Pdget'has added 1.E11.060 kilowatts of MURRAY READY viten Houk senses _that something ing net tare, made her voice light blame tor theft nusturtunes. He is troubling tier uncfe. Senator with amusement. "There's nothing bad lost his lather, ,tou. But I garage. four miles tros• Murray Times but nearly steam capacity to its system ollth- Elihu S•orey wi.cn. untxpe,tedly he thinking, lerive.s Wase.ington for his home romantic shout it, d that's what lost, my lather, Penn was on Cold% ater Highway. :lel B. H. in the last year. With this added wets is the West to his Mission you mean, Aunt Maude. I did meet and it was a useless loss and ths - Drxon. phone 16W7 1377-J-3. everybody reads it. capacity, :rvA oependessre uprei linked to the tasty snot y which their Nichols boy-only to find that fault ot somebody nigh In com- Jr-una IsitIghbor Marsh Nichols a per the (SSP) hydro power for m.eetine its loads eel Is spreading • Something to the he hates us poisonously. I've been mand that there were no 'Inter- effect that years before Senator Storey slightly cur-Iona to know the rea- ceptor planes to protect the fleet 10e Nichols fine Mary NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller had swindled the taunched their land homestead from them causing' the son tor that." when the Japanese a9c senior Nichols' untimely death leavdtIr Did she, In the mirror, catch tragic, suicidal attacks She wasn't Marsh and sis mother cif-Alit:le The a hesitant look of Uncertainty, • nursing resentment, she WILS proud old Nichols place is the Storey tett- Sc dine., sow None of the Storey tsonly guarded, uneasy look on her aunt's that her rather had died a hero, Crete. •war• of the ageing etatesmin s Lace' that she and Quincy had his cita- 9c distress and none of them teems to .Navy, medal to keep. rare Ills wife. Maude le Ceere-ii In "When • man attains promi- Dun and his the 'Metal whirl, And his WTI. Greer nence and responsibility. Penn, For days. the urge to nave porne 5c and Rule have grown to mann cod there are always little people lurk- kind ot • showdown with the childishly IMmalure Cli the notarise,, 29c had long ago rejected Penn Houk in tng around to hate him for small, scornful young man on the back favor of his frivolous wife Winifred personal reasons of their own," road nad tugged at ner. Plight BcoodIng Met the Senator's In her own room she looked at Z9c Penn thinks of ()Mix). her twIn-•irrnr Maude declared smugly. "If you They'd always been Hun. Bin Quincy are loyal to your uncle you'll is' herself tong aria soberly in the Is all-ensrossnd now in -snarls," nore that sort ot thing as not mirror. Her eyes were the same mins Yates Underwood. • bachelor- lawyer. worth considering. It I'd tried to shade of violet as Quincy's, but placate every insignificant person there was no sparkle in them, no with a grievance who tits hung gay come•hitiler,' no challenge' CHAPTER ELEVEN around the fringes of our I'd such as her Aster could turn off not lc PENN knew that she could have had • dreary time of K. and on whenever there was a man -Ct To to her grandmother's. She was There was a man last year-he involved. Her hair was as softly She .00 contused In her own tint was some distant relative of "our dark and they had good. proud this -E -less • Alka too much troubled by mother, too, by the way - e,ho noses, both of the (looks, and cc?..r-7-7 L. orange new sense ot guilt, this hung around the office for dn's.. clear, warm sains. Yet Marsh Nic- 5.; , P., O. -AM ••.* • 4e ?9` enselees unease about the Nichols Claudia got pretty nervous. Slit hols had looked at her as though CO, .14 • 5,..4110 enoly. imagined he had a gun, but etial she w as copIetelYm obnoxioua. "1 couldn't go. 1 :Nave things to was abstird,-of course." -She pot liew-cut Mouse- of 19c 10." She said. LIL' ABNER By Al Capp "What relative? Why didn't we Quincy's, an tier own clothes sud- Maude ran her hand through know about ?" denly Lou sober tor this mission, 10c filmy leg of • stocking and "Some vague cousin or other. and tucked it an under a wide twit THAT IS, HE WAS.WHEN <0-1 L"'• comz. 114, vned at the run that followed Elam gut rid Of him finally. It and a pleated skirt that swirled LET T HIM OUT THAR:5 MINUTES nr.pf 37c painted nails widening into was about some piece of land he nicely around her knees. iweb of threads. AH CALLS HIM 'TINNi"-oN AGO. HE'S PROBIN BIGGER. 25c owned and that the government As she got in the ear, Quincy's 'Nothing is worth buying any ACCOUNT HE WERE SO NOW. HE'S ONLY IS) s-r 'JARS ':••• plant. head eppeared at an upper win- she fumed. "I've worn condemned tot the ordnance OLE - AN' STILL GROWIN'. he hadn't dow. TIN,/ WHEN HE, WERE EoRN. sese things twice, and look at Of comae he waS sure it." "Don't forget the ear's mine T DO SOUND FOOLISH, NOW, them!" got enough money for "Well, hadn't he?" after 6 o'cloek," she yelled, and -11-4OUGH -ON ACCOUNT HE'S 35' "TOo sheer." Penn reached for a added: "I hope flea good-looking. smoothed back her hair. -My dear, now would I know? NEARLY 7 Foor TAL4.- brush and Ask him over sonic time." She no good Otit ot those gossa- The Penns were a big family, and 35c "I get Jerked ner head back quickly. mer things I've stopped buying big families •Iways nave a tew Penn gave the accelerator • !hem entirely." odd characters. Look al-the Stor- L .45 hard prod, swooped backward out "But I can't go around in stuffy ey's. Aetually Elihu's brothers em- the gate. On the scat beside her, 27c wrinkling down around my barrass me whenever we go home." hoec, wrapped an oiled paper, were a ankles. Penn, I tell you I simply "Also the Houk& Uncle George, dozen of the huge dahlias that 27c go! There'll nist no use your for instance," Penn said coolly. can't were Uncle Elihu's pride. To carry about it. 1 have to ex- ""I know. I wish he'd marry," arguing flowers to a sick neighbor surely change this dress, Why. I ever let Maude sighed. "I'm afraid he'll be should De above criticism, win for the woman talk me into' getting problem when he gets old." her at least a civil reception. shade nt green! And there's "Nobody will marry Uncle that rhere Was no old car standing AtY no real reason why I ahould go George. He's getting sly. Also be's in the drive at the Nichols house, 'weir there anyway. I qeyet ,knew getting fat_ I'm sorry you won't By Raehurn Van Buren 23c no sign ce anyone around, though ABBIE an' SLATS diose people." go with me, Aunt Maude. I don't the front door stood open. "They're neighbors. And she's know why I wish you would, ex- She Knocked on the front screen, 7 . AND NUMBER 0-DON'T LISTEN 7-0 tiER, TO WIND UP THIS LITTLE SERMON,' 15c iirket persisted Perin. cept that It seems like the right the sound echoing through the EIGHT... WERE IN CHARLIE, DARLING. THEY OF MINE, CHARLIE "They're not our friends. There thing to do." Penn gut up to leave SEVEN - -AFTER high, dim nail. She could see past NUMBER 1952 NOW-HE ALL (SOB) WERE 23c kris I time when you girls first the room. ALL,YDU WERE THE BOY I the open door, A voice from the THAT WAS THE ante here when he was very tin- "I'm still wondering If there's WAS THE SELFISH BEASTS (CIIOKE) USFD TO LOVE... 19c rear called. "Lola" and presently MAHARAJAH - THE t iondly." more to this than meets the eye," FOREIGN WHO JUST DIDN'T VDU ARE NOW a tiny Negro woman, • green ONE I-4f S SUBJECTS •'What happened? To make Mr. Maude flung after her. "Do (m- DIPLOMAT - UNDERSTAND PENCILLED IN .45 27c scarf around her head, came Into GIVE HIS WEIGHT IN Ciehols unfriendly. I mean'?" eet-ember this-your tirst thought YOUR MAGGI ? NUMBER SIC'". KIPPERED HERRNG "Horrors, I don't know. It was should be tor your uncle, alwaya. "Mis' Nichola,_ sick abed," she nattiness and I never 'Inquire about Re's a riationat-tegure. And we all TO EVERY YEAR,' announced. eisiness. I let your uncle manage depend upon him." "I Know. I brought her some Os own affairs. It's the only way "All the more reason why I flowers. MO I come in?" o keep • marriage serene. Ile- should dislike having people hate The woman did not stir. Instead nember that, Penn, if you ever him, whether they are important she raised her voice. "White lady ;et a husband." Maude turned or not," Penn retorted. fetch you sonic flowers, Pitfalls." tudderily, struck sharply by a Of course Marsh Nichol', Jr., There was an indistinct anseer nought. "There was • Nichols could not really be called Import- le front the rear and the Negress ad- iioy. Younger than Gil. Is that the ant. That old car, that old house vanced and released the hook rason for all this solicitude of -they had been wealthy once. on the door. t wets about that family?" Malvina had said. people who lost ovnn she', -ger, torvieri AMU" thc •Yinnpu i.v•••.! •,:ovs1V" -"-".• 4 3 P.- ON -4 ...ohm re KEA

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ME LEDGER ANT) ITMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1954 amarmna-ear and other relatives. Church Wednesday even lg. H.,preltage;-of 'ground beef that they study showed Ilea th, orner niapoe,sfrl Parke.' read several verses from John 5 had jtist rec'ently prepared to free- Toll jority of the ch.ldren --ere Cherry C and Kenneth -arrived . Murray and used as his subjeiet, Faith. zt,. From living at he end of,15 years. A August 28. after two weeks V.IC - at nut Faith We h.-ve the !lest nerehbors and survivorship rate of 94 percent the We had been studying on. They spent lee dees in in our Terining Union f•-• several fiends that anyene could haves was recorded among girls under News home ..1 the.r daughter and family. weeks and he brought 116 interest- Mrs. Eva MeCuiston was Thurs- Rheumatic age 10 at the time' of i"tack for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pitts and Sue, eta mieeesge Wednesday evenine. day afternoon visitor of mine and whom no esedent heart disease of Albany, Oregon Kenneth said Rev. Outland Will also be guest Mrs. Mason Outland ani: Shirley was reported at first observatien. Sept. 3. 1934 he picked ripe strawberries from were There a:e several pain' • haying weaker the first Sunday :n Sep- evening visitors. Fever Drops The death rate among these chil- his sis's garden. He Leited like We were visitors of Mr.. and dreu has declined colds due to the sudden change a' tember at Cherry, in the absence with increasing .he had gained ten pounds after Mrs. Charlie Bucy Saturday even- time elapsed since weather anji so much dust in the of the pastor. atleek. eating that ice cream treed with - Reve,carnett Moiss'wirs speaker inn Mrs. Bucy was ea patient in NEY YORK — Marked progresa ,*a a.r This writer prebeLly wouldn't strawbeimies arid that lila .cake his is being made in redwing the Althoueh pointing ou. that it heve gotten such a hoe.: cold if t -r a revival near Haatinsville. the Murray, Hospital a few dayg sis made. They said the weather ago. toll from rheueriati7 fevet among is still too early eo E.-valuate the we had just lowered th.- bedroom Aue. 30 thieuigh Scot. S. was finee in Oregon and reported Mr and We Wilburn Clayton L. C. Dick has been s.ck at his American children. statisticians re- long-teim outlook for children W:11CitV1Vb who a good nip with no bad luck. and Bob. .4 Buchanan Mr. and horn.' on route 5. We are also port on the basis of declining hade suffered a first attack September began cooler mot tality from the disease over of rheumatic fever in recent years. days and august_ showret us that The Bob Pitts are peinning to Mrs Ofus Outland. and Ilsle were sony to hear that Mrs. Ben Bell had to the past decade the statisticians note that the num- .oiald furnish a cool last day. visit in Kentucky next summer Sunday dinner guests of the E. D spend a few glees in the Winchester's. hospital because of Asthma. ber of such children Cefinitety Rev, and Mn. Leon IA'inChestir and all the.r relatA.es will be Accelerated improvernorz during seems to be declining. Alfred Tnomnson and two lovely little oeughters lookieg forward to ther. corning Mr. :nil Mee Mrs. Nora Parleer, her children the past 10 years is attributed in -The vaeous studies of rheu na- were recently visitors of Mr and Rev. Lan Outland aendueted soent Wednesday with hi r /nether. ri,rt to veneral betterment in ti7 fever proenc- Hodges. idr ome- rind their families are planning indicate that the 54:•s. Cullen Forrest are-. fom.ly prayer meeting at C. ,rey Baptist Mrs Easter Th living conditions, but more parti- sis of the disease has improved, helped Owen and to attend the Shain Reunion at 'en and otheis Karel Park. near Elide, cularity to the greater contr A with prospects of camr tete, re- Hedges cut tobacc) the same ado, Ill VOLUNTEER WORKER , Noah the third Sunday in Septembee over strepteceecal infee‘As ob- covery in a high pierce:ion of TREE KILLS day. They will meet their relatives tained through the use of sulfa cases." the statisticians eernment. Mrs. Lucille Farris bretight this Lon St. Louis, Mo.. A:ton, Ill drugs, penicillin. and other anti- "Early diagnosis and pro.s r treat- writer a gallon of ccid. thick and other closer towns near El- biotics Then new therapy, it is ment are still of prime importance ‘'an Johnson analyses an argument- on the part of buttermilk as she went to work derade noted, has been effective in pre- for a favorable outcome. Even Dewey Martin in a scene from "Men of the Fighting isn't as plen- e the,. hospital. Milk venting both initial and re:urrent persons with severe hea- damage Lady", M-(-M's stirring drama of jet pilot action t...1,1qt.4.±iv cur. only Mr and Mrs. Wilburn Clayton attacks of rheumatic fever. ' !Ideal . resulting from rheum :It i a. fever over korea„cyming tomorrow for two days to the •ew died bark ia July. Neither are expecting their son. Thomas. The favorable outlook for chil- are new being treated success- Varsity The picture unfolds a pulse does the writer have as much who is working in Isfahville, to dren who have rheurnrie fever fully..Surgial correction of su7h Theatre. -ting- change to spend since there is no spend the week end at home. is brought out be a follow-up defects is becoming inh.ealingly ling story of a blinded pilot who is "talked down"- cream to sell. A thought—The med:cine we study of nearly 3.000 chillren who frequent. and a erowine number into a perilous earrier-deek landing by an air mate. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCuthcon dose out to others, would we like received. nursing care tiering Sr. of patients with rheueatie heart Also starring in the An'sco Color film are Walter :evil Judy came by and biew their to take it ourselves/ acute attack of rheumatic feve- diseases are being restcted to, Pidgeon. Louis Calhern, Keenan Wynn and Prank nice ADDALTNE during the 1938-1938 pie ea Ti: eking capacity."

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