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Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 8-18-1952 The Ledger and Times, August 18, 1952 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, August 18, 1952" (1952). The Ledger & Times. 1067. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1067 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 msu.digitalcommons@murraystate.edu.
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'.y-one 4-H club boys antl -
Hickman county own dairy
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at local fairs taiouehout the
71.5
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Kentucky widely scattered
thundershowers this after-
noon probably endins by
early tonight. Tuesday part-
rom Stylish ly clog) , and warm. Low
tonight.
leach Wear . 67 to 72.
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pima FOR OVU MIS•01174TURT Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, August 18, 1952- MURRAY. POPULATION $000 Vol: XXIII; No. 146
een HeTrill Drought Areas Given Was On ;NEW
Dry Conditions
JERSEY TWISTER SHEARS OF ROOF OF HOME Will Mac Jones and Jimmy Boone
Around How To Comba t Play Well In East-West Game t
.ess Shop -MURRAY extension Service of
.L1•7ao, of Kentucky has issued
thel form of silage or of dry corn
stover cut and shocked to be fed
By i.e Wilson of punch left. In fact with few
MEMORIAL COLISEUM, - It minutes left in the quarter the
n Every Rack- •itled "Recommenda- in that state or run through a wasn't a battle between dog eat East tied the score again at 28-2a
tin'a -41 iPo 'v Farmers in cutter, after curing, and stored and ele.g here at the Colishim Satur- to only let the West jter.p into
ogi it)b.
1 Noise and confusion was the or- Drouth
aer of the day this morning,
fie_ seial effort is
being ma,. -et 4.4 -0. ‘o County fed as
shredded fodder. An educa-
day night but merely a battle be- another lead. The West finished
tv.een Phil Rollins and Neal the period leading by a 33-30
tional meeting has been been held Skeeters of Louisville Manual on mar go
-• 'Agent S. Ve ' these and much personal help given on
It involved two dogs, one cat, general state-woe nencia- construction and filling trench and high scoring honors for .no night A 10-point lead was luciously held
as well as their defenstre wark. by the Westetn squad in the third
Cleaning and one boy. • tions to local condha,
i
this information to Calloway coun-
The eat, which, by the way stray- ty farmers. A special radio pro-
and get other types of silos and there are
now good examples of this type
of feed conservation in all sections
A West unit grabbed a lead after period to a 58-48 score. The East-
the contest stood tied four times erners scored four straight field
during the opening minutes. After goals to again pull into the runn-
ed in yesterday and probably be- gram was presented over Station
of the county. Farmers are urged several minutes had clicked away ing for the All-Star contest.
longs to some one, 'walked out the WNBS today at 6:15 am, and two
to obserik those who are pioneer- -the Western unit took a lead. Their
back door and the two dogs im- additional programs will be given Phil Rollins and Skeeters topped
ing in this new practice In their widest margin during the first all West scorers for the night
mediately set up the loudest bark- tomorrow and Wednesday at the with
communities. The feed value of an period was to a 15-9 score with 15 points each. Howard Critten-
ing wo have heard in many a day.!same hour.
average acre of corn is doubled few minutes left in the contest.
quality and The cat hissed and spewed and the
five year old yelled.
The recommendations include,
When made into and fed as silage.
den now
They ended the quarter leading scored 13 points for second high
Murray State material
according to ear. Foy: The feed value of corn stalks with 16-12. honors. Grigsby with 14 points led
Ry Cleaners. 111 What to do immediately no ear are now doubled in silage.
With a last minute rally led by the East squad. Evans With field
It finally ended with the cat about saving corn forage in the
running off and hiding (2) Decide what livestock are to the spirited play of Pete Gelgsby fielders took second high honors.
in a of Martin ad Clay Evans of Flem-
ditch and the five year old just be kept and plan their feed AM- Score by quarters:
NERS IS AS ply with special emphasis ort fall. ing County the Easterners nearly West 16 33 48 54 •
S YOUR
screaming.
. Order was restared when the
'bODDy r aiweu 'winter, and early spring pastures.
Pastures will be much cheaper
upset the West playhouse. Never-
theless the Western squad took the
wit-. 64-60. Blow and delioerate
East • 12 30 45 60
West (64)
The cat, w hich. by the way 'tray. than imported hay and should be. Forwards: Bibb 5, Jefferies 2,
IE back in the house
The dogs just sat and whined.
Crowned King used to cut down the amount of
hay needed. , increased pasture
growth may lie had by fertilizing
style of play during those last P. Johnson 3.
seconds when the East was their
hottest more than accounted tor Grawmeyer 3. Harrison 2.
Centers: Mustain 3, Floyd 3,
the West triumph.
ANERS The cat is a pretty one with ap-
parently a dash of Maltese. If
Of Swat permanent pasture grasses that
were rapt killed by the drouth.
Makigaitoil tests for lime, phosphate that accounted for the
rgin. The East pocketed 24
eWst victory
Guards: Skeeters 15. Rollins 15,
It was a matter of free throw Crittenden 13, C. Johnson.
East MI
ander needs (unless you are Forwards: Coy 7, Turley 2,
anyone has lost such a cat they field goals to only 19
In one of the closest and most pare they have been applied suf- NEIGHBORS LOOK at the damage where a freak 82-mile-an-hour twister ripped off roof of the L I. Leo for til Adams,
yprietor will have to take it up with, the - West. However, a tat total of
torrid batting races that the Litt)" ficiently) supply those needs and nerd's home in Leonardo, N. J. The twister, which tore a mile-wide swath across central New Jersey,. 26 Centers: Bird 4, Hurst 1, Red-
five year old. free throws for the West made A
PHONE 298 League has ever seen Bobby At- add 100 to 200 pounds of amman- dropped the roof 175 feet away, uprooted trees, tore down power lines. mond 2.
(international Sound photo) big difference. Despite
their over- Guards Puckett 2, Anderson 8,
Three year old has fixed the . well and David Gage fouglit'it, to ium nitrate per acre Pasture grown - -
Wbelining margin in gift shots, the Haggard
the wire Thursday night. from new seedlings where a seed 6, Keller 4. Grigsby 14,
bathroom. West muffed 21 opportunities at Evans 10.
Former Teacher Here
the time he was throwing his
Falwell trailed last week by .011 bed can be prepared, will be
Thought he was bathing, but all and this week he only hit twice mainly from heavy seedings of
for.five trips up, 'Gage dropped well fertilized rye. 'oats, barley or
John Brooker, To Head Enlarged Mrs. Jackson tho. line.
Midway in the second pericei STOLL FIELD.- A crowd of 10.-
the 'East. led by Dick Keffer of 000 fans sat anxiously wait.ag
even worse as be could muster wheat either alone or in mixtures
Department Sat-
For made mg clay up on the ceiling.
It would stick for a moment then;
fall back into the tub, much to
only one hit ;dr six trips up. This and preferably with crimson clo-
week's actOrh' dropped the crown ver or vetch added Fescue, now a
for Gags' and handed it to the low cost seed, and other grasses
Educator, Dies Dies Sunday Hazard and Bob Anderson of Henry urday night for one of the
pulled the ropes on tne in the All-Star grid contest to
Westerners and tied the store up burst wide open with scoring.
teams
They
(pert Service his great delight. 1 20-20. This was hard for the Weit aria still waiting for neither of the
The recently painted walls and
Yanke, third baseman by a mar- seeded early and heavily fertiliz-
in ,,'6f .018 points. ed, fertilized,
alwell ended his Little League Ammonium Nitrate, will also fur-
especially with In Louisville STATESBORO. Ga. -Mita Caro-
line Wing() of Martin. Tenn., 13
years a teacher at Murray Stirri i
to overcome and signs still re- ;two squads could muster-more
Mrs Zack Jackson age 75, pass- sealed that the East unit nad lots six points each even though
than
they
)rive In ceiling are chocolate on white and
white on chocolate now.
areer In Thursday night's action nish good pasture and form a per- College, will head an enlarged
ed away at the Murray Hospital
Sunday morning at two o'clock.
'tried with plenty of determination
Murray's two bids plus a coach
.
with two doubles for 'four trips manent sod for the year ahead.
up. Gage also launched the begin- (3) Plan fee more hay at home
LOUISVILLE July 18 (UF)- home economics department at Her thath WA, attributed to a
Georgia Teachers College. . stroke of paralysis. lions To Help to the contest didn't fail the cause.
Today He is very sorry that he
such a mess. Said that he e'ras not
going to do it any more, because
used
ning of a new career from the Lit- next year by seeding Kenland Red The executive seecetary of the
tle League ropes with none for clover, in combination with one
three.
Kentucky education association- Miss Wingo, author of a text-
John W. Brooker-died yesterday beak, on clothing being published
or more grasses on a heavily fer- at his home at 2022 Grasmere by McGraw-Hill Company, will
Survivors
Ji.ckson of
are
Almo
her husband.
Route One:
Zack
two •h.. With
Janmy Boone during the contest
-eta was, recognized as one of the top
or the top defensive man of the
h.. is now out of modeling clay.
Falwell ended the season with tilized field that is now in ideal be daughtess, Wm Lola Melo of the night as he tore across from his
Drive in Louisville an associate professor teaching county and Mrs. 011ie Smith of • fensive guard slot to actually
Experienced The Bodeen bfewsletter comes times for
a .571 average. He hit safely 32 condition for the preparation of a
His doctor attribut& his death courses in methods and horns-
Granite City. Ill. four sons, Ro- rip apart the T-formation of tne
out with the fallowing:
56 trips up Gage took good seed bed. Proper inoculation
the same number of trips to the of clover seeds is a must for suc- to a massive cerebral hemorrhage-
plate but hit one less time. He cess. The 53-year-old educator
economics education. She succeeds bert Jackson. Granite City, III, Wit-
bur
was :Sass Margaret Strahlmann, who ,and Hayden Jackson
Jackson. St. henna Mo. Joe
of the county;
Broom Sale Eastern unit. Will Mac Jones filled
the defensive safety slot. Jones also
turned in a fine performance for
Recognise. Anything Fasiltior?- averaged .553.
Eddie Wells are stricken after he had retqrned maves, to Southeast Missouri State
r ine grancichildIrn five
CAR Gibbon finished his monumental other Cub
work. "The Decline and Fall of hitting honors by
came in for third place
(4) All new seeding*, should be from attending services at the ColfeCe.
on well prepared. compact peed First Christian Church 'in Louisvil-
vt
grendchildren.
: great
The Murray Lion's Club will
the local fans that atteaded the
contest.
the'Roman Empire," just 165 years hits for eight trips up
blasting out six
beds, firmed in the contour with le where he also taught Sunday A high-school Instructor for 'AMrs. Jackson was a member of swims the town clean next week Despite the fact that boto units
this past
a cultipacker if possible Whether School. 'years before going to Mureay. Miss the Sugar Creek Batlat Church when they will put on a broom had touchdowns caled
go. He listed five reasons for week. He finally averaged back tha
)TORS Rome's catastrophic end . . .
The rapid increase in divorce:
the undermining of the dignity TANKERS,
with 26 hits for 51 trips up.
Final Averages
.500
there in sufficient moisture to
seed now is an individual field. recent months although under per-
V2ingo holds the bachelor's degree where funeral services will be
He had been in good health in from Tennessee College
and the conducted
'seedbed. and kind of seed prob- iodic treatment for high blood master's degree from Columbia with Bro. J. H. Thurman. Bro. are made in Memphis
this afternoon at 2:30
sale in connection
conservation program.
with
The brooms the club will sell,
their Meat game was free
. A smal but
of bad officiating.
determined West
unit crossed the goal line first in
University. She has pursued ad- Clifton Courtney and 4no. M M. by blind the game.
Phone 170 and- sanctity of the home. which Is lem. The U S Weather Bureaul blood pressure for several years. people. The club will buy the They pushed across their
AR H Pet ditional graduate study at the Hampton officiating. six points in the socond period,
the basis of human society , . •i Bob Falwel 30 day forecast is for below nor- He was a former state superin- universities broms from blind
56 32 571 of Tennessee. Ark- Active pallbearers will be Hatton the people and try for the extra
12i Higher and higher taxes-the Jerry Shroat mal rainfall and above norrnale tendent of public instruction, hold- point was nulli-
54 16 297 ansas. and Cincinnati, and traveled Corner. Lloyd Houston, A I rumo n resell them to Murrasyans. Eastern unit came back with their
spending of public monies for treat Buddy Farris - heat for this section. Conserve ing that post from 1940 to 1944. The profit from the
15 3 200 In Europe, Mexico, and Alaska. Willoughby. Toy Falwell, Pat Wick- venture %all fled and they commanded 64. Ti.
bread and circuses . . (3) Thal Mickey Kondrako moisture as much as possible in In 1943, Brooker was considered
54 15 278 er and Willard Gordon. Honorary be used in the Lion's Club sight guns in that same period
mad craze for pleasure: sports be- Nelson Shroat 43 21 .490
seeding. as a candidate for the Democratic - ?he department under Miss 'pallbearers conservation program. This pro-
to set
will be Dewy Rags- the game at a 6-6 deadlock at the
coming every year more excitingi Gene Roberts 68 21 309 nominee for governor. However. Wingo is adding an aisistaot pra- gram is carried on the yea: round
dale, Oliver Cherry. Jack Trevat- end of the first half.
and more brutal . . . 14) Tbei Roy Smith'? he declined to make the race in lessor, Miss Hazel Ann Burchard han, Groover
62 27 436 Parker. James Mc- by the club, and involves help- In the third stanza Middleaboro's
building of gigantic arioarnents. Hal Hurt 41 8 tag LOCAL WEATHER REPORT order to stay on at his school post. of Manassas. Va. who will teach Creery ing those people who need glasses.
and Charles Guthrie. Bill White hurled a 21-yard pass
when the real enemy was within.1 Athlee Terrell 10 2 200' He is survived by his wife-Mrs. cicthing. Miss Burchard eeceived Many school children are aided;
Burial will be in the Elm Gre .av to Prestonburg's Jimmy
The decadence of the people . . .1 Bill Crouse The following is the 12 noon Hazel Sherritt Brooker-a daugh- the bachelor's degree at Virginia Mayo.
15 5 334 Cemetery with the Max H. Church- by this program. said Bryan Tol- However. the six pointer
i5o The decay of religion: faithl 'Chuck" Tarry observation from the ,Murray State ter-Miss Beat; Jane Broker- and Polytechnic Institute and the mas- Ice, president of the club. Some- was
30 8 .267 ill Funeral Home in charge. called back due to unnecessary
fading into a mere form, losing Bil Falwey 33 11 .364
College weather_ station. his mothers-Mrs. Laura Brooker_ ter's from the University of Ten- times a child is doing badly in
Present temPerature 91 &frees nessee. She served overseas as a rpughness on the East side of the
touch with life and ability tot CUBS- school for no aparent reason, and
Highest yesterday 465 degrees Marine sergeant in World War II. FIRE CHIEFS WILL field.
guide the people. David Gage 56 41 .553 ONE COW TO EVERY MEET HERE TONIGHT a check will disclose that ho
Low last night 67 degrees Miss Ruth Bolton. veteran in the Late in the fourth quarter Rice
Tommy McClure 70 23 .329 TWO HUMAN BEINGS Fire Chiefs from Mayfield. Ful- carnot see well. When parents Mountjoy of the West called on
Barometric pressure 3001 ariepartment. will take over courses
re, Akio, Polio This date last year: The Conit Jack Shackelford 19 2 109 ton, Union City. Martin and Hop- cannot afford to buy glasses, the Lebanon's Ray Callahan. Ray broke
merce Department reported that Hal Moss 54 24 445
Relative humidity 85 per cent The census btmeau re parts It In home management with a pro- kinsville will meet in Murray to- Lion's club steps in and furnishes lose
Wind N. E. to N. W. Hot and found one cow for every two hu- TM lion to associate. professor. on his own seven yard line
Insurance the average income for each per- Eddie Wells 52 26 500 variable_ night at 7:00 so'clock to plan a the child with glasses. to turn in a 93-yard run for pay-
son In the nation was $1,436.00 in Gerald Washburn 64 27 422 man beings in 1950 President Zach S. Henderson an- fme Prevention program for Fire The Lions will make a door to dirt,
Unofficial weather trecast from This TD could have decided
IRES DON'T LIE 1950. The Institute of Jewish Af- Jerry Overbey 58 '29 .327 The bureau counted 70762 000 cat- nounced 10 , other 'appointments, prr vention -Week in October. - door canvass in Murray" to sell
Climatology 200 class_Partly tle in the corainental United States which complete the faculty !or the win but the six-pointer was
fairs estimated that more than four Bryah Anderson 11 2 .182 cloudy'with The meeting will be held at the the brooms. Murrayans are' asitc•1 nullified
scattered showers. because of another rough-
million 300 theusand Jews had Dick Hutson 38 14 .370 in 1950. Ow 1952-53 session. city hall. to remeintser-When they aurchase
Ala to 15 per cent ness penalty, but on the. West
left Europe In the last century Ray Roberts 42 7 167 • a broom from a Lion's club snem- unit.
us when you buy and thet 71 per cent of those in Ken Cromwell bur next week, tat the profit
10 1 .100
Europe at the start of World Two Dwain Spencer
perished. - Billy Kopperud
John Brum
33 6 .182
5
2
1 200
Rev,James Kelso Meets Challenges Daily In The Quick from that .birom .will go 1.ovrardsi
saving *tame °bike&
Good Vght may mean the dif- end
Howard SchneBenberger paved
the West way for 'the atsening
touchdown.. The 200-pouni ,Ilaget
1 .500 hauled a East pass down on
Agency Thia date in history: The first CARDS
child of English parents to be Kenny Wiggins
born in the New World-Virginla Tommy Carraway
53 21 .397
41 7 .171
Tempered Land Of Columbia,Where Lives Are Cheap ference ih a successful s,hild ;at.,
school,' and. a frustratel, illiterate
child. The Lion's Club is trying
the East. 45 and motored it to the
79, From this point fancy hail
handling by quarterback 7301 Ly-
Dare-was born in North Caro- Gene King to find these children who need
55 21.1 .364 nam and the running of Dick Ma-
Phone 842 na in 1567. Explorer Meriwether Danny Roberts glasses so that they will be able
64 19 300 A :town of 90,000 in the arzta walls between the homes are com- In remember and hold a grudge even ander •etnithoY-of piney ahd Callahan pushed the
.ewis of the Lewis and Clark Ex-1 Carl Stout the govern- to take their place in the ranks
dition was born in 1774. And Hugh Crass
25 0 360 of Murray Sharp knives two feet mon walls, arid each family owns until he "gets evon." iment. Rev: Idelio said the Con- of those children wha follow a West marker over. Bill Woodward
24 6 .250 long that are used frequently. halt wall on-tenets side of him. He brought one of the wicked iservatiye 4ewspapers can say what normal life. of Male on a line plunge over the
latearnan Charles Francis Adams Hugh Massey 8 1 .125 Protestants who place their lives The houses are placed irrtescalatelY lacking instruments back with him they Went- to about Center slat scored the touchdown.
rn in 1807. the Liberals, An announcemen t will be made
Jamea Carson 59 16 .272 in jepardy by merely being i oro- adjacent to the sidewalk with no which is sheathed in a leather ibut that Liberal Danville's Bobby Fowler failed to
newspapers are this week. Tolley said. of the
Tommy Hurt 45 14 .312 tertant Revolutions end counter front yards. 'fa-trimmed with van -color- uhder heavy censorship. tally the extra point.
exact day of the broom sale.
xaminations Will Herbie Oakley
Don Wells
56 22 .393 revolutions.
2
A smal corridor or patio is near rot paints.
1 .500 There are just goose of the high- the rear of the house
Rev. Kelso said that 'becoming
Given In Mayfield with that Practically all of the Colombians a Protestant there puts a man in
Steve Sanders 40 3 .075 lights of a conversation with Rev. various rooms
opening into this are Catholics. Rev. Kelao sail, line to have his home burned, the Almo Wins By Inqun
iri g . I
• - s.- Dan Wells 10 1 .100 James'', Kelso, son of Mr and Mrs. corridor. The corridor
is withole, 111 a nil the efforts of Protestants to loss of his job, the loss of his life. Forfeit Over
FRANKFORT, Ky. - Examine- REDS Uric Nelso. who is now visiting roof so that
ns for {writs and stenographers Stoney Henson
eking employment with ..he state David Buchanan
56 24 464 in Murray after a four rear tour ter into the homes
light and air ern en- work in the area is very difficult or all three and more.
:Orme there are flu sidenh• of 'ill; country' become He first decided to -nter the Lola Sunday Reporter
34 7 299 of missionary duty in Columbia, no windows along of nesiistry in 1940. and,. entered Mile-
It. be given Friday. August the aids ef the Protestiante. at the lital literal
29 Robert Spann 55 19 346 South America. •• houses. fray State College. He entesed Be- Almo Heights continued to hold QUESTION:
. their lives.
8 am. in the State Employment Stanley Young 48 10 210 Rev. and Mrs. Kelso, apt liseir thel College at McKenzie, Ten- their position in the Twin-States
* vice Office at 212 East Broad- Danny Pugh 53 18 .340 three children, Edward, Michael
The children of Rev. and Mrs. Rev.' Kelso said that the chureh
Kilts) caught' on to Spanish in A heads in the small towns are leesee in 1941 and finished the league Sunday' as they took a for- catch slay? Vona. are your favorite
Do you read the comic strips
y in Mayfield. Robert L. Veazey John McDougal 40 13 .325 and Sheila. will spend nre year
abort while. Michael, now age MX. practcally - seminary there. in 1947 He was feit win over last place Lola when characters and why?
Oe Merit System Supervisor Joe Brewer 43-14 .312 In the United States and then re- i dictators, and rule with
Vi':•S only two years old when an iron hand, almost every phas1 10%rator 'of a church in Columbia the Lola unit failed to report at ANSWERS:
to
hos agsnottneed. Frank White
The examinations will be for Tommie Stalls
7 I .142 turn to Columbia for another tour Poi
311 .263 of duty.
family went to Smith America. of their subjects lives T,r nesaee for one and one-half Almo,
lyears. and then entered missionary the victory was the 15 straight in a while:
Miss Charioette Rolserts_Once
' rillidents of Calloway, To He was slow on learning the lan- ,Rex Morean is my
Ted Sykes 71-52-7 142 A modern improvement has even I work in 1048. He has been in Co- for the Almo unit this season. It favorite cause its
.Me Of a* VPS. and Hickman couatie.s. Jerry Ellis
Starting salaries rang from $130 Bill Moss
43 10 .240 lived
Rev. Kelso said that his family guage, Rev Kelso said, but within
and worked in the lewn of n year and one half, he was speae-
gi thdm tighter rein In the lumbra., South America since that now gives them 16 victories and Mrs. Lather
exuting.
Robertson-Yes,
35 7 .200 Armenia The nronle Loud speakers enable them time.
INGS IL to $180 a month for typists and town has a popula- Ina it fluently. The older boo.
tion of 90.000, but covers no More Edaward. age ten. can alsa speak
to be heard all over the towns.
two defeats and holds them in a Dick Tracy cause he always is
Rev. Kelso says that in spite of first piece tie with Calvert City being shot orvomething. And ita
ti $210 for stenographers, OLIVER Red instant
CHERRY'S RETURN area than the city of Murray action can be obtained the 'many difficulties and in face The Calvert unit defeated Mur- very exciting wondering of he's
II nding upon qualifications. Spanish like a native. The voting-
FROM BUYING TRIP berise of the loud speakers. of the organized resistance, he is ray's Giants 18.5 at Calvert City all right. or if he really is dead
azy said future examinetions Naturally the people are crowd- rat child, 5heila. was horp in
PLIANCES ----- There are two political parties making progress in South America. Sunday They too have
s Id be given in each of the ed; and every available ploee is Columbia. and now one and 'one- 16 wins this time.
Mr arid Mrs. Oliver Cherry and in Columbia. the Conservatives lit says his. church is growing, and two defeats for the season's
's 23 employment service if- their daughter Janice, used as living quarters by some- half years old. Mrs. Lester Nanny...Ales, Mary
have return- one The mid the 'Liberals and that he is getting sestilts. standings Werth because there is always
flair the last Friday of each ed from Chicago. business district takes iin The common man ^In Columbia
• snetth.
where Mr. and very little space
.and neaslr. all carries a knife at his side at. all
The party In power at the Mt- Obstacles that might alma or something different and not the
iompany Those wishing to take the ex-. purchases
Mrs Cherry have been making
at the market there for on the
of the shires have familieslivine times, and Rev Kelso lent time is the Conservative defeat stronger men, are being met
said. that Party, which is rinosimastral by the daily "by Rev. Kelso,
BULLETIN same thing all the time
)
migrations need only be presait the second floor he's always prepared • to ese it, church. The wit, is a WASHINGTON. The Air of L Mrs. William Nash--Most of the
Economy Hardware Store. country is now in a siightobut well built man with a asvs Adlai Stevenson and
St Ole examination site on the day Their purchase* included many
The resirlential area is also either for work or for
fighti Dwight time. Buz Sawyer, because it en-
Phone 381 state seige, and strict censor- high forehead and sandy hair. Hs Eisenhower have both tentatively tertains me mime than the others.
of the exam. crowded with the houses liternlia The Columbian never
new items in the gift line. '.forgets ship is imposed on newspapers feels that he has a job to do, and accepted
next to one another. In fact the wrong, he said, and will an invitation to address Mrs. Pardons Outiand___Tes. I
continue there. The size of the print is has made' up
his mind to do it. t 71st annual convention. like all of them.
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THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY
•••••••••
MONDAY; AUGUST lg, 1952
THE LEDGER & TIMES SPORTS -LINEUP Pastor and His Pole Not Polluted
Herrington Lake'-. raThet regulation at a.mwirr. out-
lets into public etre urns, such as
H.rrinswn Lake L under the
Sfitte Rirceiipts
IPuBtigurn BY LIFDGFIR & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPA The New lurk Yankees ara of 75 professional starts, is 1 he jurisdiction of the Water Pollu-
_seealidation of The M.11 r
NY
Lea:gee The Calloway Times, and TM to • increase their game-and-abet( favorite., tion Centro' Cornanisidan, and the; Show Increase
loanses-Heralci, Uctaber 24, 1928, awl the lead over the idle Clevelan.1 In- FRANKFORT. , Reports commisaiati will act, agifinst „specs.-
West Kentuckian, Janigiliff dians as that there it "se:ious aoliution" of Comin.ssioner ("hares Oldham,- of
is. 1941. they meet the Re.I Sox Steady Ferris Fain of- the Phil- fie violators when tli-s ;ironer farts
at Boston today. It's the :slily Fame adelphia As is lolling right shag Herrin;:on Lake which would en- the K. mucky State Pale: al-
are pees:Wool,' Ward said.
scheduled in the Americas:I -Lep* as baseball's leading hitter. rain,, • swimmers or lisheimen us- I:Jamas that his f.Tices„ qcorkinif
WILL.I.ANIS PUBLISHER ing the lake are untatesded. Henry "We do nut canc me the Os- in co-optiiation with the city of
gue. The lone National Leagur with a .334 mark, is eight points
Is reserve the right 4.) reject any Aovertuulta
Letters to the Editor, cago.
• ntest • finds Pittsburgh al Chi- anead of second-place Stan Musial Ward, state comarisaioner of coa- el.aige of wastes .nt a easy stream. Laiuniville, and Jefferson Cminty
but we rauat, in all •Lerness. call Palice. will be .1.M duty 21 hours
or Public Voice items which in our opiniorr In the American Leasle. ye0- of the St. : Louis Cardinals. servatian and chairman of the
are not for the beat Wisest. terday. KerituCk y Ve-atePollution Control attenfiaaan to the faa that such a day, during this year: State
$11 our readers. the Yankees cliptad the
. Rid Sox 3-2. Cleveland swept a' The spotlight is on t-0-year Commission. _sail net, today., discharges- do not always result in Fair. The State Police detail, ender
, doubleheader from Chicago, ii-2 .1d, in the six farlong 'Sanford "The amount of wastes going asallution. of a large lake such as the direction • of , Captain Estill
THL KENTINK1 1610.1-Ss .theOGIATION ilarringtian. as 'the tal n 'pollution' Joins, will be barracked 'and fed
HATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: rtd 2-1. astir/lawn and Pl.asidel- Stakes" at Saratoga teda./..JaMeS inni. Herrington -talky doss not
WALLACE WITItallt CO.. • is cens4rueti by the iaesage per- on the fairgrounds,•whore tie y will
an riaa split_ the Seaatoes otiaultng Brady's "Landlocked" an Mrs.. rrOug, that lake unsafe Lor
Terse.: 250 Parac Ave., New york; Son.-?Ur •tidta- -reason, 1 believer It iicaintain a headquarters. adjacent
307 N Michigan the opener 5-2 ..nd Ptalaaelphia C 0 Iselin's -Bradley" are top- Ming." Ward said. "kterring..,n
awe. CI:dater% 80 Bolystun St. Boston. tAinif the nightcap 123. The Tigers weighted at 142 pounds. Lake rates well. wilt.: standards is right and proper to call atten- to the Administration Building,
- non to the fact that Herrinefon They will have a microphon? avail-
•••••18. and the Browns divided a twin for safe swimmaie watar establish-
Kelesed at. the Post Office. AlurraY: tail. St. Louis won the first game ed by the Ohio Rive: Valley Wa- Lake in, regardea as*, afe tor ree- tchii.ritm.:cot‘etd,
Kentucky, for transmission as remtional purraaea
Second Class Matter
and Detroit took the secand
ey an identical score at 4-2. 1.1 Land Trandays ter Sanitetion tionuneaion are ths-
plied to it." entire fairgrounds. to assist LI find-
IPJAVsf'14.1PTION RATES: By Carrier Natamal League. Philadelphia Ward quoted Earl Wallate, dies ing the parents of' lost chadran;
in Murray. per week - lie, per aged Brooklyn 2-1, St. Louis ueat August 8th la August 13th red will stand ready to as:sist
tor of the Depai talent of Fish
Acintb 65c. in Callosinty and adjoinin
ahem 15.50.
g counties, per year, $3.50; we ,Cincinnati 2-1. New York split a A G. Baldridge and Anna Lena Wild Life Resource:, as sayta.;
Faces Deportation any emergency that might ari
• ubleheader with the Boston Baldrichte Fulton to J. R. Geh- that the department has had no re- A First Aid- Station will also
Eraves. losing the first grime 7-3 ring. and Trances Gatherings, Aug port if damage to fish hie from manned by the State Police,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1952 and winning 4-2 in a nightcap • ust I 1919. wastes going into Hetangton Lake.
eta to seven and one-half innings I W. S. Young and A- J. Young Captain Jones will alaat lie lit
"As a matter of fact, Ward ad- charge of programs to oe givera
Boyd Homemakers Mrs. Lonnie Craca enlargpd her by darkness . Chicago and Pitts- , to W:1.. Gilbert
August B. 1952
of Calloway , Ce, ded. "Herrington Lek: an recoil at the Relaxation Center. near
kitchen by extendini t tar include turgh also divided in a double- years has returned to its position; the Horse Show - Paviliout. boa&
M. A. Thomas
Improve Kitchens a polish. making _use room large header. The Cubs won 'ter first and M.
of Calloway Co.. ti W. K Gil-
S. Thomas as one of the bast fishing- afternoons and nights. Various en-
enoush to serve as a d.ning room • ITC 5-2 and Pittsburgh w in th the state." tertainment and vdeicatioar 1 films
That Boyd cuunty aornemakers also. Cabinets in se vond by the same score. 5-2. bert of Calloway Co, August 3
he: L-shaped ar- Louis Bickel, acting director of will. be. shown, in eluding the
have prchted by lesaams on effi- rangerneat are 1952
of taetal Wall fin- the Water Pollution Control Coin- Super Bowl- football gala.. There
:tent kitchens arid iniproved stor- ishes and furnitur Heav yweight champion Jersey Mrs. M. D. Bailey deceased to
e :arrangement missiun. was citiotej of Ward as wit: be „an arganist, Opha Joaes,
age . space w seen in reports turn- in other parts of the .1 ,c Walcott and challenger Rock) William A. Bailey August 8, 1952; saying that Herington Lake is safe
.5 house were S. E. McKinnon and Ladessa Mc- who will be on hand t.• alay re-
ed in to Mrs. Lois Saarp, home the result of Nfarciano have agrased on the Cese for swimming. •
earlier lessons in . quest numbers. Vari is u
da-monstration Agin: Werkmg With her homemakers club end place for their titla bout. , Kinnon of Robinson. III., to Ruby" "The reports of pcilution of Her.
her on the project, was Mrs Jones of St. Elmo. 111.. August. shows will also origina
The third home visa. d was that Premoter Jim Norris announced ri rington Lake arose from inspec- te'th-3
area, and there will be bench's
Frances Stallarl. home manage- of Mrs Walter N,w York yesterday that the fight- 11. 1952. tions by sanitarians af the State
where s have come to terms Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunaan under the trees, for fair :tiers to
ment specialist from tn.: thaversity white pane was ' or a Sep- Department of Health Of amte of
ased f r wooiwork of Murray to Laverne Wallis, au rast nd relax while enjoying Ilia
of Kentucky,. iir.d cabinets. Rotating shelves :n a Tiber 23rd fight in Philadeophia a I CAMIYIN O POLE he used
the operations :hound the lake." gregram
alunicipal Stadium. The bout Is Willis. J. T. Wallis. Ginglea Watas to win s to be presented.
sclifIscultto-reaen corners. knife :\peeled Olympia pole vault championship Ward said. -They reported vio-
, Sixty-five percmt cf the !Werra- to draw an $800.000 gate. of Murray. August 11. 1052.
makers hay.! lap-titbits r pull-out racks .in drawers. .helves made for lations of g numb'- of sanitary
mon Woodrow Norsworthy and pc. - In Helsinki, Rev, Bob Richards of
special basement sterilize showed Laverne, Calif., leaves customs a- rigulations and ther 'vies apply-
boards in eabenets, as, they ni.ay Official competition gels under , men oodrow Norsworthy and 1.••,. - ing to the' operation af lestaurants
sit to da long-time tasks and 34 how this homemaker is saving me Jo • Norsworthy of Murray, nal in New York after a plane
percent moved a stow:. refrigera- time and energy. viutloaal Trapthoot at Vandaha. August ii. 1962. lightfrom Finland.(international) and similar estshhatiniertes.'"-
tor or sink in order to have a bet- Ohio, today Top shooters frcen Dana! Calhoun heirs of Mur-
--
- - thangadKen-ethmakfintiimestycfwyy DON'T 4ISS THISI
•
ter planned workruom. At their an-.Numat
nual check-up day. alit/ women Os roucL (AR
its TO BE rAIStrin al. over the country completed ray to Kids H._
--arm ap assessioris yesterday The. ville. Ind.. August 13. 1951.
Goldman .1 Evans- lea
all free, each 3atu.-
ralPs day at the auction side at
,visited three hoaies a. the cearay feature event today is :he Charn-
to see outstar.dina work dials,. FRANKFORT. Ky - Ttio De- p:on-of-Champions competit -Roberteun• county homemaker, ERNIE THOMPSON'S_Barn,
ion for
To See the pretty p ne-paneiei parte:ant of State F„lice announze.1 - women. had a display of refinished furnt. a 32 piece set of (fishes
tbre in coanection w•th their an- trimmed in 14K gold. It will
kitchen in the haute of Mrs. Rich- today that, in an attranat to co-
nual meetine. cost you nothing to register
ard gain:Inez. one. never ...adulate ground-al r .com.r.unica- • Tata stars Shirley Fry and Dor:a t
dream U.0 a laundry .s well ei taw.. Identifreation numeral.- ,rls Hart learn up aga.nst Maureen • SECAUSE HI signed a Communist for a set of these dishes.
kitchen. said Mrs. haara( - soca-died being ted on the loin 4 Connolly and Louis Brouga .n the-
• a1 doubles finals of the Manehestei-
In Monliome;a. count a. IN her P. a party membership application in Come in and put your name
by doer of r.abirlets are the elec- augs ;ire berg ma-ae by ho.., 1034 and paid 90 cents, but "never in the box on Saturd
tric washing maeraa, tra. grainer Messachusetts. W;111- 1eit's Tennis • makers; ay! Two
The numera:s a al inabla a 5.1iC 24 having bean completed. heard from them again," Karl A. sets
arid the tr. how hard At the other pealee plane to more eas.ly 1. arney today Alibi Connolly beat
given away every Sat-
Latva, 49, must be deported to his
end of the room at ethe stave. a cruiser and to Mare eilicientay MIS'S Brough in the striates finals native Finland, Federal Juaaes
ur, 'ay! One at the afternoon
retiagerator„ sink and cabinets air- d:rect ground :chins by relic, ia kesterclay. Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr., ruls4. sale which begins at 1:30
ranaed in U -shape. Unusual also en emergency • a. Latva is shown at Ms Job as a p.m. and one' at the evening
are the storage t4bst:os 3LtendiN4 Indianepolis speedway w in.ner `loom fixer in the Dorr Woolen tale which begins at 7:30.
Tte systcm was. first adopted :n Tay. Ruttrran
the lerlin of the hoaaa to $erve a Irsia,r.• is in "fairly iaod- company. Wendell, N. H., where
where it has !,,eer, used caT.ditio_n
variety of uses. in a Cedar Rap.da
aerth outstanding success. tespital after $ an accideni st a he has worked since 1919. His two Come One, Come All,
, fairgrounds yesterday. Ruttraan was
warming up his car for a race
war veteran sons said they would
appeal to President Trumar to halt and Join the Fun
- a.
HER SON 'ESC#.PF3' CZECIA when the machine crashed throagh
a -fence.
deportation. /international)
_ Drawings at 4:30 & 9:30
aa 9w a- READ OUR CLASSIFIEDS
Main Midrileweight Joe Rind. s
Roxbury. Masaasaaasetts. t I -I 4
, with Lee Sala of Donera. Penn-
ey ;eerie in a 10-rounder In RrotAt-
iya tureght Soli who has •von
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- CHARRED MOUS is all that remains of a motorboa al to Use.
RoJtUfl 61 .1 343 t after an explosion
Francis .1. Myers or Lake Champlain, New York. Aboard the
Washington 01 ..6 521 craft were Frei* 3 King.
t'knees()
Philadelphia
60
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MUMS SINA OR Franrls J.
Myers of Pennsylvania and Rep.
of.Willsboro, N.Y.; las son. Rogcr, 8, and Cloyd
N.Y. Apparently stunned by the blast,
Elias, 35, of Irineton,
King drowned in the lake. His
KELLY'S PRODUCE
Michael Kirwan of Youngstown, body is shown (bottom) being brought ashore. 6011.111 1
LtIU1S., . 50 69 .42.1) 0., are reportedly favored by escaped with minor burns. The explosion
Elias and the youngstett PlIDN I. III
, Ir
, is believed to have been
TTAIL 39 7; .33d Democratic presidential nominee. caused by the accumulation of gas fumes
aloe. Adams Stevenson .to su. ceed in the engine and hatch.
EXCELLE1i1T IMULT,OBTAINED in CONTItOt. bf
Today's Games Frank McKianey. who wants to
DOW out as Democratic natiuMM
Read The Ledger & Times Classifieds- -
ROACHtS • -SPIDERS • ANTS
amerieari -.a • ahairaian, s lnferatioiiafJ
M.MICKilliik,HVASIA holds ant are of _f. t Jelin, ,
wigs.Cabriet, - .at Bastopa-ELischi.
. an her Hillside, 91.4. TI... Stat.? Dt-aaitnatt zre-
awning that 1+4.1a---ari-s;71f9tt -Garearjasant had repeal taqat:..ily
•a•i• erlean stater. -escapatr !sat J511. /from a
VS ii
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-rthackiled
Not for :..urning
tirigoa after tieing bald far Illeff411,1). thMa .ears„as "ray.' His
• .s urkarrena II .,.: Is. a naturalized 1' S. carzen arel World War 11 NatWest I.asupaa
• ve'• .- 4e., was at. erl on charges of esplaiaa%_. in C•ct. I2.r " b• r h at (*hie: Diaa
tallegis lo tan.yisazirer.n in May, 15:9.'. farsi-al ia Lown .4-8.
$faS came I aeliedeli ti
GO"!. STEViNISCON ()PENS ILLINCiS ST/Ti FAIR
I Guess We'd Better
Hang Up...
.someone else may want
to use the' PARTY LINE"
Keeping calls brief pays disidends in more
pleasant telephone servicc for everyone.
It's thoughtfulness that makes your party-
line neighbors thoughtful of you.
• Shore the line freely with others
• Release the line in anArner
gfaay
WIIIN Fiat ;ratted three • Answer your telephone promptl
two-story _ y
buildings in Chicago, John
sat, who owned one • Give coifed party time to answer
of them, ,
*imbibed a firemah's
coat and.
aLathed Intoathis stesietur
e-to at
vage his savings. Here,
he is
smiles On his return with
DCIACKISATIC PRESIDENT.At NOPAINIII Adial Silevenann r. .t) officiates at the opening of the
160th Illinots Winch is in the wallet 5210, ktifthilrit Mai T•Ilephone and Telegraph
State 1' v, r.. leoriagaia a lit helps uris.e.ti bronze statue of.boy'and calf, syrraselizitg fair'a- ceateraga he holds. Company
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MONDAY, AUGUST
18, 1952
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keipts
crease
er Chards Oldham:of
y state POW:a. irls
his Vices,. Stocking
on 'With the city of
L9.ASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
AVAILABue: Positien fur sales
Sc per ward, minimum eka
advance for each inaarties.
rge
11043 for 17 words. Term, sash
In
HAZEL N E W
LEDGER & TIMES, MUR
RAY, KENTUCKY
Those attending tne Nix tune
41 from out of town were Mrs. Jim
Hart, Mrs. St. John. Mrs.
Green. Ky. spent the righ
zel with Mrs. Jewel Bail
family.
Mr, and Mrs. Rust
r-
children spent the week
Dixon. Tenn. visiting
Miller,
t in Ha- Planshave been
ey .and phone service in
Lain coun
Taylor and community.
end in
his mother
Mrs. Taylor„ and the girls
p:%__
irelle for tele-
all ports of
ty excspt tte Sacramen
to
Thirty dairymen trim Jack
county touted Laurel and Pula
counties to inspect milking shed
park rs and new t ,sse silos
.
son Warren coon/is short appr
ski mate:y 40.1ani tone
s, normal pr uction
drought
of hate from
(toe
oxi-
to the
nd Jefferson County man, Salary and or commission.!
-
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Thurmond, Mrs Rex
Mr. James' Harpesman Nix,
(Amnon, Over for a fels• days
stayed TRANSCONTINENTAL 'WILL ROGERS S
be -on duty 21 hours
rig this year's. State FOR SALE: Three room huos
Retail Sales expenci ce desirab-
, We wish to express ^our fancere 'and Mrs. A. T. Crawl.
le, not compulsory. Reply own gratitude and appreciati 4 IA.
Mr.
Mrs.
longer. -
Mts. Garner was taken
to the
Al' ROUTE
s writing--Box 32-W. on to the Ivan Dale , Will Dale, .tlia. Fred hospital Wednesday morn
.te Police detail, under with screened-in back porc ing very
n,- of Captaia Estel h, and A. 25_0. Many friends who expressed their Chow, likS. Osca sick:
t lectricity, located two, This is a profitable opening r Rushing, of
barracked 'and fed miles for .raessages of sympathy and con- Heery, Tenn.. Mrs. Marn Morg Mrs. Mary Allston retu
rned to
from Corege on Lynn Grov the right man- tic I dole nce at the sudden passi an, her
aunds...whore they will e Road. ieg of Paris, Ten. home in Texas alter
Call 569. • -esise of our loved • one Harry Coles. • several
• A20e osseiee asie4lts visiting bet'
headquarters, adjaceat Especially do we thank 'Edw Mr: and 'Mrs. Jesse. Stee sister Mrs.
ly and Steely in North
Wauted in daughter of New York
miiiistratiun Building.
ye a micropherna- aiMil-
times, connected with -
ystem that covers tlsg
FOR SALE: 5 room hous
acres. House has full base ra
lon-dwood floors, bath
e and
ment
and in-
WANTED: Energetic man to
I Vance, Rev. R. J. Burpoe, Elde
vent
ope- The donors
Erwi n and Biondivene MOCIP!.
r
Henry Harris. Max Churchill, Al.- visiting Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Mayer. die: in the
H. E. Bran don has
are in Hail
returned home J. M. Platt.
Dr. and Mrs. Dover
Hazel.
spent Sun-
home of Mr. and Mrs.
su tali° II, large floor rate part time business in of the floral tributes 'from the' Murray H.oieeal after If. E. Brandon neg.t.
esnds, to assist ia finds
double garage, 2 miles
ed anis;
nearby town. Opportunity
a and other mess
ages of sympathy
staying a few days
for treatment. Prineeten, Mn and
and family of
roes iiinteiSlpap WS-Z
eats of lost crolsirest, east of :or which were Mrs. Mrs. Aubrey
Murray on highway. retired man in good a great comfort and Paul Puck.' . in the Mur- Farmer, of Murray, Mr. D. easi
ost
o vesses00
ind ready to a;sist Vi c t'o OF physical consolation and Mrs. PHILADE: 4 P/4115
1 .
asaa Mitchell. Phone 977- upon the suddea pass- ray Hospital where ehe was
icy that might aria M-2. tp
condition to supplement his
in- in, of our loved oper- Jewel -Brandon of Florida, Earley CINssi
Cirt rlAl
io gy.
it
come. Write Box 44, Cairo, one. ated on. ' Brandon of Hazel,
/Station will also F08 Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miss Sadie At'
Alberta peaches, just Coles Family Steely of Nelle Brandon of Meriphis, Tern'., .
the State Police. beyond city limits on Haz Mississippi spent the 'see were the dinner guest
• el k- end in : of Mr. and
Highway. Odell Hawes.
ones will alaiie In FOR SALE: See Odell Haye
a2Op CHRISTMAS CAR
DS 40 FOR $1 "Dancing Necklace" Hazel with their paren
Mrs. Muncy Steely.
ts, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brandon.
programs to he given, s on
taxation Center, near
Hazel Highway just bey and
city
Excl usiv e self- sellers. s.
er's name. 150 percent iron
send- On Display Al New Mr. Tom Langston is in
Drug To Aid Mental
Hazel
limits. 3 foot concrete mixe :-- tra
this week visitink his
Show • Pavilvata boar. r with
mpuir.---Ill!--tekte- saw Wihi'1 hp 160 your s, on 80 new $1.25 Chreet- York Jewelry Show-- ngston.
-son Breech
Dines'- Discovered
ind nights. Variaus • motor, adjustable depti smas Assortments. 25-cart
i and tdt- " aver 100 $1bux, By United Press Mrs. 0. B. Turnbow and siste • _.
apd edlicatioaal films ing arbor.:A is" drill press others, Extra Cash Bo- The jewelry seau 11 be buyi rs -
w.th ng Mrs. H. I. Neely and
iown. in eluding the rers; Onarantee. 5 Assts. •en this fall and winter is on Miss Eva By United Press
ap- display Perry, C. Overcast
I• football game. There • prove!, Imprint Samples in New York ties week.. , and Miss The medical profession
motor. FREE! Hurt drive to Memphis has been
organist, Opha Joiiess atop Cardinal Craftsmen. 1400 State The American national Sun- workirar on a cure for tuber
e. , retail day week to visit Mr
e on hand to allay re- FOR SALE: 5 room house one Dept. 4-P, Cincinnati 14. jewelers' association has and Mrs. -.end it may have come culosis
half lp its launched James Overcast. Mr. up with
hers. Various radii') mire" west of Dekter. Electricity. 47th annual trede show
and sick.
Overcast Was a ••:-ug athich will help
mental ill-
also originate in th.e well on backporch. Sea convention at the Wald At a. -
Gary s orf Astoria Dr. Rob Mason a Murr
there will be benches Lee at the house.
a2Op Lost and Found if hotel, and some six thou
sand re- Hazel last week or. ay was In The 'IT:dings are given
in a series THE cooti AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATI
trees, for fair L oers to tail jewelers from acros business. - Cl articles in a Chicago ON in Washington has announced that trans
s the coun- Mrs. 0.
lax while enjoying the LOST: Carnee brooch in vicin
try are shopping foe B. Turn bow left Thurs- The newspaper says thatnewPaPef? priv e pilots-stretching from New
York to Los Angeles-will be name
a canlinental airway fmr
their fall day for Mobile, D. A. E.
o be presented. NOTICE or Chestnut and North 4th St.
•ty stocks in what
arneunts to a 10- son and Ala. to visit her 'IfaS.sar of' Minnesota's
family Me. and Mrs. division of -
40 ile- wkle band will be equipped with ground mark
ute will run via Philadelphia, Harrisbu
d "%Via ilia-sets s:les way." A
er' to aid pilots in flxirg We's pc:
million . dollar jewe Bo. Institutions was doing rg, Cincinnati, Louisville. TieLoyAineri trans. The
ANOTHER SHIPMENT of Reward. Call 55. lery store- Turnbow. re- llo
Speed &Efts for the trade only. search on a drug name t'ht,quer I LW.
Queen washers has arrived. Mr. arid Mrs. Jones d "pyrici-
One of the most expe and son et 7-1-• Krtmer and his
start at $99.95. Ask abou
Prices Mrs. Lester Kessler of
t fair county is -skiing-all lust
Daviess on (*play is nsive items McKenzie. Tenn.
a 15-thousand dollar end in spent the week- were-boping that
Hazel visiting their it woul
associat
d atta
fiat-Haw-Husban. --CROSSWORD PUZZLE to Saturday's Puzzle
r MISS THIS! easy payment plan. U.
ards, Phohe 74,407 S. iith
G. Rich- ing and helping othe
St. learned to. 3CW in her
littin sew- -
rs since she troduce a
homemakers
"dancing necklace" whic
flew trend iii jewels.
h may in- Mrs. Brady White.
Mr. ;.id Mis. Jain,
aunt tuberculosis.
The doctors gave it
to a roup
ACRO SS 7'.7 -Urg e on
39-1104011ittnrnedain
Ani"r
r.ldLlOBSOR PIEW
al8p club. It's made „,of dis.mono .4 Overcast cf •mentai patients suffer , name WON MUM (JOU
I free, each Satu.- s cold aqua- and daus-htet from 4,-
-Experimrtital
marines set ire' Mar-ii Kay if the tang disea 40-I s in debt 411 MMUUA MUOU0
1all:idle/1i. The Memphis, we're se. The ryort says room teollog 42-Reinstates
he auction sale at FF.
gems dance on tiny guests of relatives Viet their stud 7- Lyric poem 45-Itlycr in =MO MOO
hidden coiled ladt week. the y barel started be- 12-Exist
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JCE , AS ELEANOR told him of Eve's
after you sent her *Way?"
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brie: lifo In their home, Jeremy sat that. the Children's All. After Nance said.
"All right, I suggested it,"
PUONIC.41 • with I don't know. I've neve
• the look ho h ad when a know r Eleanor said flatly. "You can't
patient listed symptoms for him. til n. I never saw her again un-
go. The wedding is less than •
thee evening." two
His pipe was out. Ile did not re- weeks off."
CONTRPI.kf light It.
Ile halted by her chair. "It's
"I
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hardly fair to hold the past have n't forgo tten." Nance
ANTS . "We had to let her go," Eleanor her;
finished. "I was on the verge
against took her coffee to the
tri it? A reword over her stoo window and
d looking out. "Lately, Jeremy ABM an' suas
of a head?"
nervous breakdown. Perhap has. "
s I "Not," Eleanor conceded in fair-
should have taken Eve to
a psy- ness, "if she has changed, ."Nance, you don't belie OP !tubers Van Buren
chiatrist / don't know. Cons Jeremy. Dismayingly, she hear ve that."
ults I'm afreld she hasn't" d her own
ants on chlal'behavior were fears In tier NOW, THE FIRST STEP IN THE PIN IN-A FEW MOMENTS I SHALL
numerous ' or am commonpl n't la "Let's give her chance, shall Nance teirrred. "You half belie APTITUDE TEST--'IS MUTUAL INT EY AMOROUS
they are now. Eve was
when she knew she wain
ac as we?"
a gry She hesitated. If she said
no,
It, too,flon't
you?" ,
"No, I don't," Eleanor said,
ve
THE THINGS YOU LIKE TO ERESTS-- LIST
DO BEST.'
DECIDE WHAT KIND OF PERSON
WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL
' going Jeremy would think and
to live With us any lo era her unjust. added paraioxleally, rh
MATE FOR EACH
Rise Was she? Perhaps she "Anyway, I
threatened to get even1 " haven't this thing grow had let don't think You should run OF YOU':
forgotten her face ve en she out of contr ol. All away."
said she had to go on, reall "I'm not running away."
that ... Jeremy, s h y has y, was w!
she she knew of the child Eve. -..st "Dues Jeremy know?"
come to Tburatonia?" The
rest was conjecture. Or Instinct? .• •
"For Pete's sake, don't let's "And he Is letting you goa"
dramaUe over this, Mother. You' get Still. In fairn ess, she would wait.
ve "Very well," she agre "He didn' t try to stbp me."
dwelt on It till It's grown out ed reluc- "It's Eve." Eleanor folded YER
of tantly. her WASTIN'YOUR
All proportion." napkin into a square, a trian
"Have I?" "Does Nance know about this, gle. TIME,PAL'
Mol gr? It?"
"Revenge." He nestled the " Nance said nothing. Her eyes
word
aroma' and made it vasUy amus were bleak.
ing/"Really. -Mother! The - "I'd rath er hot tell her -just yet "I won't have it," Eh•anese
wars a leer and a villain's
word --if you don't mind."
firmly. "I won't have her come
said
hindle- "Jeremy," Eleanor said gravely, be-
, tar l'n,P etach e!" twee n you."
Jeremy's tone did make her "don 't hurt Nance. I rather think,
con- yois know whit I mear aDarling, she hasn't, yet. And
ern a Littherldieelous. e" 4, • hbir _could you atop her?' 74 am 011-Ai Ash.,
Thetr eyes met Jeremy look
"Can you honestlyi look at-E
ve away first. A dull red touc ed
hed his
"I'd find a way." a ir IFS;
Nome ty.dimr,
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and suspect her of Ulterior "Dear mother hen, all ruined."
Uves?" He made that laughabl
Mo- nes. "I know what you Nanc LIL' ABNER
e, mean." he said gruffly. e smiled. She added soberly,
too. "All right," he granted. "Any
was a naughty and rebellious
"She It wasn't until much later that late way, isn't It better now, than AN GOTTA GIT THIS
child. Eleanor realized Jeremy r?" • LETAER
T'Ll't AESNERS7 -IT'S
By Al Capp .
‘Vhat child Isn't? Wasn't hadn't ac-
Nance?"
I? And tually given her his
word not to ly ?"
"How can you take it so calm
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She did not smile. "Naughti
ness
hurt Nance.
Unex pectedly, Nance announced, do
"I'm not. Only what good will
it
LIXE. A 4.4:.."Ki• '• 1' r WerOtacefaileceS ere v.
arils
and rebellion •I could have to yell like a virago? I've got WE GOTTA nE.11.: se
han- on the morning after Eve' -
dled," she- said slowly. "But s house- to work it out my own wag. DIE-LPrEf4 SaSist 7 HE PAPER -
n o t warming, "Mother, I'm And 11-1T 119111981L-::
downright deceit, Jeremy," going to getting myself out Gle'leKs LIP afOLIR
lie took to pacing the New York." Sam had left for
the Jeremy's toes seems to be the
from tinder. THET 40:D4Rrf`
floor. plant. Jeremy for the hospital, way. LETTER!,. CHILD--
Eleanor said, "She used and Ile's confused, too. IMar, don't 4
a trick the two were dawdling
to g,•t you to the Belvedere, over coffee take It so bard! 11}-
that All week Eleanor had been hurt- only .PV gone
• tiret evening."
ingly aware of Nance's excessive a week. I'll be bark in time for
lie :T11,1 to her.
"That was a quietness, of the the wedding."
joke. Bather clever apd amus gravity clouding If there is a. wedding, her eyes
ing. her oyes and the growing
biandb thought so, Ion." perplex- said. •
"Then you can draw a line ity-. She echoed helplessly,
be- York? Why?" "Ne w Elea nor sighed. "You'll go to
o.df..„„. y •
tween the little white Iles Kit, Won' t you? "
encl- "Rolph telephoned last even
itic others?" . ing. "I've already telephoned
I 'Doesn't everyone rt Some of the illustrations for her. I'm
Holi- taking the morning train tomo
day Hill have to be done' over. r-
Eleanor shook heft hitel help-
will be a meth job. Polish sugg It row." She set her clip on the '
lcsfliY• _ est- "Now stop stewing and help
ed heal like me at his elbow." Our
kle frowned. "Where- did she go, ':Rolpli'd per k."
id?" (To Etc Cuntimi4.1.
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