Kentucky New Era from Hopkinsville, Kentucky • 10

HEflTUCHY THE TUESDAY JACK BUSSEY ARM OR SALE 100 gently rolling acres in THRILLS! 385 LAST TIMES TODAY Ko are TODAY and TUESDAY fine I Call or Write MS 14 COMING WEDNESDAY THE 9 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY LAST TIMES TONIGHT BEYOND THE MISSOURI ffliHRmen Hopkinsville gEN CIRCU SANITONE Mi UN SottKNT kjctHOLDOI CM MLS A STORY STRAIGHT ROM A WOMAN more assist the not that con one women members of the club will be given at 10 Wednesday morning John PAYNE Rogers Bros THREE RING Lawless Land of i Empire I Builders! Read The Want Ads! sitated rerouting trains Most important of the trains having to be detoured was the north bound Dixie lyer which lost an hour and a half time in the re routing All traffic was regular shortly after the clearing of the road The lyer and other traffic was sent over the company tracks court clerk draw a plus fees In raising the of the judge the magis decided the $760 raise put it on the level with The sheriff Dawson Road Show Begins At Dusk Color Cartoon With Every Show special term The first case he read was one against Bill Loftus Virginia Street pawn shop opera tor who is charged with selling obscene literature The case dates back to last September preced ing the Paducah grand jury re I A ine the mayor salary which ap parently can be anything from $1000 to $720C a year The pay of the council can be up to $3 a meeting and this low maximum will probably be retain ed The council could change the salary of the police court judge today The city prosecutor is paid on a fee basis In the county the county jud ge the county attorney and county salary salary trates would the other offices jailer and coroner are paid on strictly a fee basis The salary of tax commissioner and circuit court clerk is not fixed by fis cal court The magistrates get $15 a mee'ting iscal court con venes in regular session only once a month and averages only about four called meetings a year SPECIAL COURT rom Page One SIGHT READING rom Page One RESUMES rom Page One OKEYS PAKISTAN Continued rom Page One "The House Of Perfect Mg 1536 JUDGE'S SALARY rom Page One HOPKINSVILLE MODEL LAUNDRY go home Pakistan was the third nation nominated by the United Nations irst was Swizerland which the Reds opposed then Sweden The Communistp insisted on an Asian nation They want the reluctant POWs shipped to the neutral country for screening after an armistice is agreed upon The Allies want a neutral country to assume control of them in rea Harrisop told reporters: current negotiations really no different from last sum The Allies broke off the meetings Oct 8 when the Reds kept stalling on the prisoner ex change question Harrison said no time limit has been set for the armistice talks but twice inside the conference hut he delivered an implied warning that he would 'end talks again if the Reds did begin to produce At Jennie Stuart Hospital 68 Hospital 86 New citizens 2 Available beds: 5 10 6 Patients 25 Patients 19 Wind via Guthrie Moor man and Atkinson The freight a multiple Diesel unit was engineered by A Eakins Evansville with Leonard Smith Evansville as conduc tor Most of the damaged cars were believed salvageable They are constructed of steel and are 'to be worth in the neighborhood of $6000 each' Ever add chopped anchovies to cream style cottage cheese? This makes a delicious spread for rye bread sandwiches Ji BOB ROTTGERING ARM REALTOR STEWART Ralph LEIGH RYAN MEEKER Dr Stone Medalist 7 Teams In Tourney The foursome composed of Jere Jones Hollis Morse Col Logan and Capt Jack Stevens won the handicap tournament at the Hop kinsville Golf and Country Club Sunday afternoon The foursome had a combined score of 325 gross and 289 net Dr Harvey Stone was medal ist for the day shooting a 37 one above par the first nine holes and breaking par with a 35 the second round Two teams tied for second place In the tournament' Com posing one team was Dr Stone Irvin Munday Ben Tur ley and Dr Harvey Stone Playing in the other foursome were Ross Morgan Bill Hancock Phelps Anderson and James Peden There were seven teams enter ed Ed Mattson pro announced today that a free lesson to all BRONCO' BUSTER Plus HAVE A PARADE" TRACY VS PHANTOM Petey Rogers Brownie uqua and Quentis uqua Ensembles rated were the following: Brass quartet Bobby Roper Donnie Lawson James Pierce Jr and Joan Stadelman lute Dorothy Dougherty Bonnie Haddock and Sally Mae Morris Trombone quartet Stadelman Petey Rogers Ronnie Hill and Grace Miller The following were rated in solo work: Anne Yost clarinet James Pierce Jr bari tone Owen Herndon tuba Joan Stadelman trambone and Patsy Roper brass clarinet OUR SPECIALTY BURGOO Noted Southern Dishes All dirt and spots removed Perspiration disappears Better press lasts longer No tell tale cleaning odor If you ever thought all dry cleaning was the same try our famous Sanitone Service just once and you'll never be satisfied with half way dry cleaning again! 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Try us todayl Last Times Today "INVASION USA Minister Pleased With Church Of Christ Revival Exceptionally fine interest characterized the closing revival services at the Hopkinsville Church of Christ the minister Charles Houser said today The minister reported that there were 276 in the Sunday School yesterday 417 attended the morning worsmp ana were present Sunday night Mr Houser further said their gospel meeting was sidered a highly successful He described James Miller the visiting evangelist as a very forceful and convincing speaker whose sermons were logically ar ranged and punctuated with num erous illustrations which held the attention of his auditors to the very close of each discourse It was also said that numerous visitors were present at each service and the fact they continued to return shows that they were favorably impressed Several responded to the gospel invitation The Better arms In West ST 428V2 BroadwayPhones 5 6424 2 0544 Paducah Ky jVLar ket Summary WAGONTRAINS ORWARD tut CHISHOLM Mission To Begin At Good Shepherd The Rev George Harper of Nashville will be the guest minis ter in charge of the mission be ginning tonight at 7:30 at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd and members of the Episcopal congregation have invited the public to attend the series of meetings The evangelist who conducted services at the church last year is described by the sponsors as very strong He is rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Nashville Meetings this week will con tinue nightly through riday and be resumed Sunday night May 10 and run through May 15 ft AmI Ttt ititjj ettV IpwMv CORNETTE'S GITS CHINA CRYSTAL WALLPAPER Mrs Gates Commends Notary Auction Plan Note: The following article was prepared by Mrs Vitus Gates in connection with the Rotary Auction pro gram: or the past week our Radio Commentators have told us re peatedly about the very lovely old custom of distributing of spring flowers to dear friends and is really a very friend ly gesture It is refreshing to know people who keep their zest for the little niceties of life for after all it keeps me in touch with the nobility of his soul Now is the time for all good citizens to come to the aid of the Rotary Auction This as we know is an annual affair These Rotar ians have done many worth while things with the money they have gleaned from this Public Phone Auction If you will per mit me name just one and naturally that is the one I am so deeply concerned about the Student Loan und The Murray State College of Nursing and the Jennie Stuart Memorial Hospital are cooperating in the nursing college work of student nurses One more Rotary has to my knowledge assisted two of our student nurses so that they can become by December 1st This is a wondertul thing they have done I No one can ever do a worth while deed than to one to perfect himself or herself in securing an education learning a trade or what have you That is a legacy they will always have We salute you fellow Rotarians Signed Mrs Vitus Gales AMEDSPOR A MnaOOLDWWMllATEI NCTUH BADLBATTEREafteieinpushed along the tracks at the 12th Street crossing this morning the Studebaker truck of Hugh Courtney Bradshaw Road resident is pictured here by the New Era camerman Two railroad representatives are shown examining the scene of the wreck Mr Courtney was only slightly injured TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Mrs Marguerite Beasley Box 498 Mrs May Orange Route 2 White Plains Davis Route 2 Mrs Ann Mary Adams Crof ton Mrs lora Simpson Pem broke Mrs Sylvia cagan Route 2 Mrs Margaret West and baby Route 7 Ellis Cline Route 3 Mrs Eva Waldrop Route 6 Shelby Route 2 Trenton Miss Lula aye Tabb Sharon Grove Mrs Vir gie Morgan White Plains Mrs Jane Ezell and baby Route 1 Gracey David McDonald Route 1 Greenville William Henry Jones 111 East Seventh Street Mrs Louise Turner Cerulean Wallace Lyle Jr Route 3 and Mrs Louise McNeily and baby Nortonville WALTS BRENNAN curr dru BENEIT POLICE IREMEN'S 1 PENSION UND i HERE'S IHE MUSICAL MIRACLE! SHOW GROUNDS ON Canton Road At City Limits Local Poultry Market Heavy Type Hens 5 lbs up 24c Heavy Type Hens under 5 lbs 20c Light Type Hens 15c Jrvers commercial fed 2 3 lbs 28c Old Roosters Eggs current receipt 39c These prices are being paid by Henderson Produce Co 301 So Clay St are subject to change PAGE TEX XOW1XSVULE EENTCCXT HEW EBA Monday May Loftus was in the coucauom when his case was called Asked if he is represented by counsel the defendant replied that he is but his attorney ruit was not then courtroom you please get him here Judge Grauman ordered Before another case was called Attorney King arose to make his disqualifica tion motion RIDAY MAY 8th "asz 4 4 1 Ride THE MAN COMING NEXT "THE SUN SHINES BRIGHT" with CHARLES WINNINGER and Arleen Whelan John Russell Stepin etchit Irvin Beloved Stories Of Judge Billy Priest AND DRY CLEANING CO Phones 77 and 735 CLEANERS OR 40 YEARS Twelfth and Main Seventh and Liberty 100 gently rolling acres in Liv County 20 miles from Paducah ind just off 60 If you 1 ever saw a pretty farm this is one and sowed down sowed down sowed down 31 acres escue 48 acres Balbo Rye 30 acres Oats 100 acres Redtop Timothy and Lespedeza 10 acres Sudan 67 acres escue Orchard Grass and Lespedeza 31 acres Redtop and Lespedeza and 77 4 acres Jap will be turned under this spring for Corn ground arm is divided into 12 fields there are 11 good ponds and a good brook that has water all year This is a TVA demonstra tion farm Every acre has had 600 Tri Calcium Phos phate 600 pounds 48 Phosphate and 2 tons Lime all being ap plied from 1947 to 1952 In ad dition practically every pasture has been top dressed with 0 30 30 The main house is attractively situated on a rise under big shade trees from where you can see ov the whole farm' There is a new chat drive that leads up to this house House has 6 rooms and bath electric hot water tank and a good well There is a good 4 room tenant house with lights and water from a well The tenant will stay arm Is be ing operated as a small grain and dairy farm now milking an aver age' of 25 cows The concrete grade A dairy building is with 8 stanchions An bored well and cistern and Meyers jet pump provide plenty of water Stock bam No 1 is with water lights and concerte drive Stock barn No 2 is with metal roof and big corn crib There is a hay barn on the place also and a 1500 bushel corn 'crib This farm had plenty of pasture and water all during the drought last year and is capable of carrying 75 milk cows or 150 4 beef cattie It produces 85 bush els of com per acre and 45 bush els of oats Taxes only $12500 per year' Can quote a walkout price including 35 cows 14 heif ers complete dairy equipment tractor and equipment and new combine If you are in the mar ket for a good sized place that is sowed down fenced fertilized plenty of water a comfortable home with conveniences and a spread that is beautiful beauti ful beautiful to see and one that has a price tag that will be a de lightful surprise check into this one or an apointment to see this place or other farms A VMC PiCWRE stoning ROD CAMERONDONIEVY ELLA ORREST BARBARA RAINES TUCKER BRITTON SANITONE DRY CLEANING Makes All the Difference in the World MUTTON AND PORK COLD SLAW Open Daily rom 8:00 A to 12:00 HUMPHRIES BAR irst and Elm Phone 9188 Wall Street New York May 4 IP) The stock market made one of the strongest advances of the year today with major sections of the market in command Gains extended from 1 to near ly 3 points at the outside with the minus signs small and scat tered Steels railroads and motors were in the forefront of the advance Volume stepped up on the rise to an estimated million and a half shares well above 1200000 shares Goodyear was up considerably after reporting first quarter earn ing equal to $242 a share as com pared with $152 a year ago Other rubbers also did well Admiral Corp was a standout in the radio television division after reporting first quarter pro fits equal to $156 a Share as com pared with 77 cents last year Atlantic Coast Line Railroad was well ahead as the Supreme Court agreed to review the plan for merging the East Coast Railway into Atlantic Coast Line Higher stocks included New York Central Gulf Oil Kenne cott Copper Westinghouse Elec tric Bethlehem Steel Stude baker and United Aircraft Louisville Livestock Louisville Ky May 4 US HOGS 1200 Active bar rows gilts and sows mostly 50 cents higher than best time early riday butchers 75 100 higher than close that day choice 180 240 lbs mostly 2375 24 few lots choice 1 and 2 200 225 lbs 2425 few 240 260 and 160 180 lbs 2325 2375 choice sows 550 lbs down mostly 2050 2150 tew unaer zu to 2250 individual boars 1150 CALVES 800 Vealer trade weak to 100 lower choice and prime mostly 22 26 few head high prime to 27 commercial and good 17 22 cull and utility 10 16 SHEEP 300 at lamb trade 50 to $1 or more higher choice and prime around 80 96 lb spring lambs mostly 2750 2850 small supply old crop wooled lambs good to prime 25 27 slaughter ewes scarce few fresh ly shorn steady to weak to 7 down CATTLE 1000 Bulls weak to 50 cents lower: other classes around steady good and choice steers around 1000 lbs down 19 23 few commercial down to 16 50 heifers scarce few high com mercial to choice 1850 22 few good heifer type to 17 most can ners and cutters 10 13 light weight shells down to 7 or below cutter utility and commercial bulls 13 1650 medium and good stockers and feeder steers at 18 2250 Attucks Chapter Wins In State Wide Contest The Attucks Chapter of New armers of America took top hon ors at the state convention at rankfort an announcement to day stated 'Claude Snorton a student in the eleventh grade won first place in the speaking contest with 905 points out of a possible 1000 Snorton will speak in the regional contest to oe neia in June at Tennessee A and I State University competing with boys from six other states for a chance at the National Contests in Atlanta Snorton was also elect ed to the office of State Reporter He serves his local chapter in the same position The Livestock Judging team composed of Rudolph Pettus George Lander James Square and Theodore Edmonds won first place judging over 12 other teams in the State In the individual scoring George Lander won first place in dairy cattle judging 60 boys competing and Rudolph Pet tus won first place in poultry judging 60 boys competing Ru dolph Pettus tied for second place in beef cattle judging and James Square tied for second place in swine and dairy judging Rudolph Pettus polled the high est total number of individual points which placed him on the all state judging team which will go to the National meet in At lanta in September Pettus also acted as State Secretary in the absence of Johrt'W Johnson who is the local president of NA State Secretary and National irst Vice President Johnson was attending the Maryland State NA Association at Princess Anne Maryland where he was Invited to be guest speaker Ru dolph Pettus was also raised to the degree of Modern armer THOMAS LEE Plus CARTOON NEWS red Saigh Goes To Prison St Louis May 4 red Saigh former St Louis Cardinal owner surrendered today to a deputy marshal to begin a 15 month prison term for income tax evasion a terrible thing to happen to a guy who deserve the former major league club owner remarked Saigh surrendered to Deputy Marshal Less Davison in a down town office building They left immediately for Terre Haute Ind federal penitentiary Saigh appeared visibly affected as he walked out of the building to face photographers But he smiled at the photographers and said: your fun boys for the last District Judge Roy Harper sentenced Saigh to the prison term and fined him $15000 Jan 28 after a plea of no contest to two counts of an indictment charging evasion of $19099 in taxes on his 1947 earnings and the 1949 income of himself and his wife The fine was paid last riday Saigh after the sentence was handed down sold the baseball club to Anheuser Busch Inc for $3750000 I 4 a i fi fli 3' VB 'TREyt 3 I 1 Mm 13m I A A RfzCz'' SISI It II nQ 59 0 ((r 1 1 $1' Swat morrow 'rrv Phu ill.