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YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF Murray, Kentucky, Monday 27, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION — 5187 Is A CENTURY Afternoon, October Vol. XIX; No. 1 I 4 in College band-wife e faculty Gerold J. Popcorn Growers Reach Murray Hospital Is Purchased For Owes, list of Penn- of Pitts- e Univers maters. Agreement With Buyers City With Funds Raised By Citizens EED • C° 11PANY Price Raised On Lynn Grove PTA Girl Scout Cabin Located in City Park Donat lers— Contracted Corn /F Receives Award Is Dedicated Yesterday Afternoon P und SEEDS From $3 to $5 Fall Conference Rt. _X141,000 At Parents and friends gathered at It was in 1945 that the Murray Lrters Complete agreement was reached the new Girl Scout cabtn yesterday I Woman's Club raised a sum of Murray Hospital was purchased Members of Lynn Grove Parent ing Saturday between local popcorn at 4:00 o'clock in the city park, for . $3479.20 for the purpose of build- today by the Murray Hospital As- growers and buyers. Teachers Association are proud of a dedication ceremony. Mrs. C. S. ing a girl scout cabin. sociation for $66,500 to be operated Lowry 4 10 At a meeting in the county court the two membership awards pre- acted as master of cere- Mrs. George Hart, Present presi- -for the community as an open staff )N monies. house Saturday evening the grow- sented their unit at the District dent of Girl Scout Association, gave hospital. Murray The Girl Scouts were assembled the response. She gave credit to The hospital property was sold ers were offered MAO per 100 Conference in Fulton by the state in a.body in one corner of the spa- all those who pounds for hand pickud popcorn, contributed their at public auction at the, county president, Mrs. Charles T. Shelton. cious cabin and opened the pro- time, labor, and court house at 1:00' p.m. The and $500 per 100 pounds for ma- good will which only The Gold Leaf award entitles gram by singing "Girl Scouts To- made the building of the bid received was by Harry Fenton chine picked corn. The proposition the cabin I. gether". Rev, T. H. Mullins, Jr. possible. She gave Dr. Ella Weih- for the Hospital Association. was offered by Wells Overbey, rep- Lynn Grove P. T. A. to be known MURRAY HOVITAL delivered the invocation. ing credit for starting the Girl The amount paid for the insti- resenting the contractors. as a "Gold Leaf Association,". hav- -iddrp _were. dass.ar I me:venter* &re in -Murray io tution -ite eutheien4-4e --pey tiff MI usly The growers then voted on the ing reached the 1946-47 member- le the first given by Miss Mayrell 1943. In 1945 the Murray Woman's debt:. costs and mortgages, so the propdsition decided- that the ship goal assigned to them .by. the Johnson, president of the Murray Club took over the sponsorship of hospital board will receive a clear price was acceptable, and said that Kentucky Congress of Parents and MSC Thoroughbreds Trounce Evansviiie Woman's Club. Miss Johnson' talk the organization as its major pro- title to the property. popcorn would begin to be deliv- was along the lines of citizenship, ject. Mason heirs, Dr. Ora K. Mason Teachers. ered today. and the power of an organized At the closing lid the program. and Mrs. Patricia Drake, agreed to The popcorn issue had been The oi GroSNeeal awardAd tif 18_7 group as against an unorganized the Girl Scouts sang the Girl Scout release all claims tr the property hanging fire since October 16 when that Lynn has one. Teamwork and the spirit of hymn and taps were sounded by for $16.000. ty's Before Cheering Homecomers Saturday 300 local growers met to protest the a gain of 10 'per cent in member- sharing grew largely from condi- William Thomas Parker, member At a meeting in the county court contract price of $3.03 per 100 By DON BRUMBAUGH of Floyd Hoek- today as they started ahead and tions present during World War II, of Boy Scout troop .4SesZ,, house Friday' evening the citizens • ship over its 1945-46 record as of pounds when the local market of- On the next play Tommy Wal- held their opponents in the later she said. Following the program _refresh- of Murray decided to raise the March, 1947. CUTCHIN STADIUM, fered $6.00 per 100 pounds for the Oct. 25- ker pulled a hidden ball phiy and part of the game. Usually the " Following Miss Johnson'i ad- ments were served and visitors -amount necessary for the purchase Those attending the conference same type of corn. Scoring in the first minute of..play ipassed. te Billy Joe Saunders_ to, Breds have had to play catch up in dress, Mrs. Garnett Jones deliver- had the opportunity of inspecting of the hospital by popular sub- at Fulton from Lynn Grove P. T. A. Many of the groweri in this area the Murray State Thoroughbreds ' about the 15 where Saunders took the second half. ed the dedicatory address. She the cabin. Furnishings for the scription. As of noon today were: President, Mrs. Paul Canter; had signed contracts in the spring continued to roll and downed Ev- the ball on over to pay dirt. Bob .Murray now goes on the road for spoke of the growing movement of cabin are still needed. Any one pledges for $41,000 has been sign- delegates, Mrs. Clayton Pritchard. with the Central Popcorn Company anville .College by a 18-7 count. Sanders missed the point. a three game series with Tennessee Girl Scouting and its value, and wishing to donate either mules, or ed, accOrding to A. B. Austin, sec- Mrs. Marvin Parks, Mrs, Alvin Far- of Schaller. Iowa. represented lo- Billy Joe Saunders, former Mur- Tech. Marshall College, and Rol- expressed her-pleasure at the real- furnishings for the cabin are re- retary of the board of directors. ris, Mrs. H. S. Rogers, and Mrs. cally by the Parker Seed Company. ray High star, was on the receiv- quarter Ftalph McClain intercepted:-. lins College. The trip will include_ ' lion of a project started in 1945. quested to contact Mrs. Hart. Murray Hospital will be operat- James Fain.- Visitors were Mrs. ing Since the first general meeting end of twa Of the Murray State an Evansville !sass on the 25 and re- the two longest trips of the year ed for the community by the Mur- Carl Lockhart, Mrs. Prentice Bea- October 16 many farmers had held passes that resulted in scores while turned the ball to the 16. Walker and on consecutive week-ends. ray Hospital Association which is man and Mrs. Otis Workman. John back delivery of popcorn under Singleton took the ball over took the ball to the 8 and then The Thoroughbreds will next be Albert Hughes Is First of Murray's comprised of a board of constit- The awards received will be for the terms of the contract, to await fur- other marker. Murrayeenurray received a 15 yard penalty at home on Nov. 22 when uency and a -board • of direttors. treasured, and serve as a constant Bob ther developments. Burgess Parker. Sanders kicked off to the to the 24. Tom Covington went to they tangle with the Western Ken- World War Dead Returned from ETO !Lary Fenton is president of the reminder if the members of "Goals Evansville 10 to of the Parker Seed Company, an- start the game. the 18 and Walker to the 13. lucky Hilltoppers. board of directors. and George set and attained." by united effort Joe Untried returned the • Hart is president nounced today that popcorn was ball to Evansville received - a penalty Statistics of the board of of parents and teachers at Lynn the Staff Serge,itit Albeit V. Hughes, 41 where he fumbled and Tom- that put the ball on the 5 and then Murray Pos. Evansville ; constituency. coming in and that complete ac- Grove High. son of Mr. and Mrs., Thomas F. my Walker recoVered with the aid McClure back pass- Sanders cord had been reactied with the - - Bill faded and LE Lannert Hughes. North Fifth street, is the rowers. ed to Billy Joe Saunders for the Hackney LT Ressler id first of Murray's World War II Allen Rhodes, second score. Bob Sanders; again Meeks l.G Kunkel dead to be returned from the Euro- Car. Accident WOW TO MEET District Governor, To missed the point. M. Carlisle C D. Crouch pean theater of Operations. His The regular meeting of WOW Speak A few minutes later Goon- Evitt RG Gerhardt body arrived in New York harbor Injures Five on Camp 156 will be held a! Lynn At Lions Anniversary Meeting terman punted to the Murray 30 Rodgers RT C. Henderson Sunday aboard the funeral ship, • • Id Grove on Thursday. October 30, where Winnie Dill took the ball Wyatt (c) RE - J..Crouch Joseph V. Connolly. Concord Road at 7:00 p m. Members are urged to L. Allen Rhodes. District Gover- I and returned it to the 33. Dill McClure i Q B Untried Hughes eniTsted in the Arc- - Walker 1,H Logel attend. nor, will speak at the regular meet- telio then went to the 47. Murray re- July 31. 1941, and was shipi Five persons were injured in an RH Working All members of Camp 592 are in- ing of the Lions Club tomorrow, ceived a 15 yard penalty to the overseas in November of 1943. Is auto accident this forenoon two McClain FB Riley vited to this meeting. October 28. at 6 30 p.m in the Wo- Murray 37. Singleton took the pill received thre, months training in 1 miles south of Murray on the Con- Murray 12 6 0 0-18 man's Club House. to the 40. Dill to the 43. and then Ireland and then was transported cord highway. Evansyilie . 0 0 7 0- 7 NOTICE Rhodes. a lawyer at Henderson. is Torn Covington pulled tie big to France for front line duty. He The injured Ore Mr. and Mrs. Scoring: Teuchdowissi--Saunders The Beck Review study group at prestInt prosecuting attorney surprise and thrill of the day as he was in the 8th division 'of the 28th Thomas Harman. Mr. and Mrs. 2, Singleton, Watson: Extra Points will not meet tonight at the home Prior to that he taught school and raced to the 9 where he was trip- infantry under General Hodges Horace Steiner and a six-year old -Hawkins. of Miss Lydia Weihing served four years in the state legis- ped by a desperate try by an Ev- First Army daughter, all of Grant City, ILL ansville player. At this point the Murray , Evansville Hughes was, tirtt wounded in Steiner was the driver and owner 4444•1r44f ended. - First DOWOO S the Rattle of Etrewt and remained the tar. POLITICAL The first play of the second guar- 235 Yards Rushing 60 in the hospital only a few days Reports are that the car was ROUNDUP ter caught Evansville offside and 33 Yards Lost Rushing 27 after which he was sent bock into coming around a curve and skid- the Big Blue got the ball on the 4. 12 Passes 24 combat again. He was wounded ded on the wet pavement. It is Candidates for state office to- and years " Winnie Dill took the ball to the 2 4 Completed 8 again in the battle of the Arden- believed that the automobile turn- rers and John Intercepted morrow will swing into the last While Clements and Dummit Sineleton went through 2 nes Forest, being shot in the hip Thomas, both of Murray: sisters, ed over three times. center for 'Yards Pa i•ing While of full week of campaigning before continued on tour, Underwood took the remaining yardage. 68 Gained 69 lying on the field battles Mrs. Aubrey Ivy, Mayfield; Mrs. The occupants of the car were Ralph Cooper missed his attempted O Yards I ng 21 a stray bullet struck him in the rushed to the - the November 4th general election. time out from headianarters in Vera Detroit; Cclie Murray Hospital for point. 69 Put 'Return 53 temple. The date death Skue, Mrs. Dee Last week, the speech-making by Louisville tel visit the first con- of his was emergency treatment. Although Abut midway in the third period O Kickoff Return 103 November 23, 1944. He Adams, Lynn Grove; and Mrs. the nominees 'for governor - and gressional • district, - Western Ken- was 24 examinations have not been com- • Evansville got a hand on a Mc- 2 Fumbles 2 years old. Paul Alexander. Murray. nent those campaigning for them-Were tucky. He returned to hekdquar- pleted at this time. it was revealed Clain that -went for only 12 4 Fumbles Recovered 0 Hughes attended school eteieLynn A full military funeral- will be full of charges, counter-charges, ters with the prediction that the That all four of the adults received, 'yards. Murray then received a 5- 349 Punt Average 382 Grove High School, Prior to his held at the Sinking Spdhgs Bap- UR and promises of what would be ac- Republicans "might as well forget compound fractures. The little --Kseleoff- Arerentes -Army -he' wor Chttreit Cs -- -tertrestistred If either ticket walttS- - Trini'hi -1)es Of VA-niter election re- restures-Hee wits;i-thr-yettingest in`rapeliy-P41444*-44e---6“4"-^"4" gli I received-- --traria "CCM 5fid the 25. Dutch Bailey took the ball 130 Penalties 55 employed by T.V.A. here in Mur- in Murray. Friends of S-Sgt. And, both the Democrats and Re- turns" from the first. Fre gave the ber of the legislature in 1942 and is bruises. to the 17 and Gene Logel to the Individual Statistics ray. Hughes from Lynn Grove will act The publicans ended the week on an op- district to elements by an over- said tee be the youngest District occupants of the ill-fated ' 15. Yards Rushing: Covington 57 in Survivors of the deceased are his as pallbearers. timistic note. whelming margin.. Governor ever elected. s automobile had been visiting Forrest Rhodes has -been a Lion since Page then faded back 4 tries, Walker 50 in 11 tries. Dill father and mother; brOthers Char- Funeral arrangements will be in friends in Dover. -Term, over the GOP state campaign chairman C. Clements appeared in Salvers- 1940. and passed tee Roland Watson for 47 in 7 tries, Furgerson 41 in T1 lie. Detroit; James, U. S. Navy: charge Of the J. H. Churchill fu- week-end and were on their way I. Ross said gubernatorial ville Friday with Boswell 'Hodg- He is Key and Master Key nominee the score. Little All-American Bob tries. McDaniel 23 in 2 tries, Bron- Herbert. Lynn fGrove: Alton and neral home. back to Grant -City. III. kin. of Winchester. the party's nom- member, and nas filled moat of the Eldon Dummit of Lexington would Hawkins kicked the pent for the seen 9 in 2 tries. Singleton 6 in 4 inee for state superintendent of club offices including Deputy Dis- defeat Democratic candidate Earle Purple Aces. -• tries, McClain I in 2 tries, Gibbs public instruction. trict Governor.. Clement; Morganfie.d by a 30- The rest of the game was played I in 1 try. Hodgkin said he spoke for the en- A director's meeting will be held Recruiting For thousand *tee margin. and Tom around mid-field with both teams Yards Lost Rushing: Walker 5, Six Murray Men tire Democratic ticket at 5,30 at the club hoise.r directly Underwood. Clements' campaign when he stopping drives. The Aces tried McDaniel 2. Marquess 7, Dill 2, Ho- promised the program projected by preceding the regular meeting . Press, Ground Forces Lags Behind Air Force director. retailiated with the pre- 24 passes in' a desperate attcmpt to bart 4, Bronson 5. Furgerson 8. Are Proposed the Kentucky 'dents and secretaries of the 18 overcome the le.acr that st,he Race. diction Dummit would be whipped Education Associa- Passes . AStempted: McClure 4, tion would be carried clubs composing district 43K will - by at least 50 thousand votes. out during horses had. Furgerson 3, Walker 2, Dill '2. Mc- WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (UP)- leges. As Delegates the next four years of the Demo- be present, according to Murray's ' Now, let's review the high points Murray reversed the procedure Daniel I. Recruiting for the U S. Air Force Eventually, all phases of the pro- cratic administration. president. Sam C. McKee.. of talks given by Dummit and Six men have been selected by In a speech later in the day The LionY Club this week is cele- is booming, but the Army Ground grams will be stepped up until the Clements during their intensive at Allan Trout. Courier-Journal polit- Hazard. Clements brating their 30th anniversary Force, like a poor relative, isn't officers a year. tour of the stale. charged that of eal analyst, as possible Calloway public serseice with a new program Henry Ward Tells Woman's Club Why Dugenit was attemyting to ride to doing so well. Personnel experts estimate - aunty -delegates for a Constitu- Clements got the week off to a tS1 chiltMealth. vicry "on tI4 cdat-tails. of Sena- Air Fierce personnel officers sent take this !lumber of new air tional Convention. rousing start with the eornment that New Kentucky Constitution Is Needed are tor Taft." the GOP presidential can- officers each year to replace those These who have been an irne;gency had exieed in Ken- confident they will reach by July 'suggested, didate from Ohio. lost through retirements, deaths, all from tucky since Governor Willis went Economist Sees Need Henry Ward. state senator, Padu- 1, 1948. the authorized 400,000 Murray, Dr.. . A, Dummit on Friday-in speeches swe4nerination for unfitnesen4.ottter. Mort Dr7' into office and Dumm cah, spokespn "Changing of the R..'Woods. W t became at- at Paintsville.sInez and Louisa-re- For Better Livestock man. 70-group Air Force. CatiSei:''''''' '' .•• torney geseral. Kentucky constitution" at an open ham G. Nash, Dr. Rainey T. Wells, viewed his proposed spending for But, in sharp contrast, the Army Air- Force officers say that re- Max Hurt and Dr. Josphtis Lowry. Clements conimented that Now that Kentucky farmers have meeting of the Alpha Department the rural roads. Dummit said he rec- revealed recently that its enlist- Air Force gets about 13,000 new If a Constitutional Convention is made big strides in of the Murray Woman's Club Fri- state had "stagnated" ter four years ommended outlay of fourteen and improving the ments are rutining 8,000 a month ports of making Randolph Field, in day evening. He listed several called Calloway County will be en- while Willis "fiddled. an immit one-half mStrion dollars yearly on production of corn and other 'feeds, beleAv requtrements. Army of- reasons why the official West Point of titled tee send one delegate. has gone up and down the state they should consider further im- it is necessary to have ficers say there is no solution in rural roads, "to help farmers get the Air has been shelved. at least Commenting on-this proposed list provement of their livestock. thinks a censtitutional convention. making the most hilarious. .'unny produce to market, children to sidht other than passage ,by Con- for the time being. -The Air Force of delegates. Ernest J. "The.length of Kentucky's pres- Trout says. "Nor is banquet speeches of any 'amorist schoel and the sick to Nesius, an economist' at • of universal- military train- prefers to the hos- ent get its officers from a this the only list of qualified dele- for many years." the University of Kentucky Col- constitution and the many csi ing legislation. pitals." broader base and thus is looking gates that -can be compiled. I was lege of Aviculture and reetions needed In bring it up fe On Tuesday. Clements aied Dum- Clements in a talk Saturday at Home Ec- The Air Force now has 280.000 en- to the Air ROTC program as the onomies. date would make it impossible-to , impressed by the abundance of able mit devoted their talks to attacks Pikeville repeated his frequent listed meat and 44.500 officers on answer, trig). report. "After all." he make the needed revisions by the men and women in county afrer on each other. Durnrsit charged charge that Demme noted, "it is live- active duty. Its' goal is 337,000 en- was matching slow process The Air Force officers said there county as I canvassed the 100 House the Democratic stock through which the increased of amending provided platform called for his promises to needs of the au- listed men and 63.000 officers by is a possibility that the next Con- districts for potential . crop yields are sold. It might be for in the present document," the candidates of more spending than the Republi- dience in the area in which he was mid-1948. Air Force officers cau- gress may be asked to authorize unquestioned pobtic easy to lose much of the gain speaker pointed out. conscience." can, although the Democrats kept speaking. He also charges Dommit tieined, however,. that this goal is paid training for air cadets in made through improving the soil Ward said that the present col- charging the GOP with beirg lariob being "two-faced"-and with ,buubdjgeectt to limitations - of the 1948 lege ROTC units similar to thet and larger crops by feeding only stitution contains many obsolete "reckless and extravagant." .e at one time stating there had now paid to Naval ROTC cadets poor or average livestock. Much and impractical Provisions. For ex- Clements-in a swing through been more corruption during the The air force is confident it will Under the Air Forces new pro- of the gain coming threugh. 75- areple. state officials must take an LIVESTOCK eastern Kentecky-commented thin prer GOP administration than in have a 55-group groce by the tern gram of officer procurement an bushel corn could be lost by feed- oath that they have never fought the Republicans not only had far'. 12 years of Democratic rule." ' of the year. One officer said air enlisted man can enter the air Farce ing wormy hogs, low-producing a duel; and there is nq provision ST. LOUIS'NATIONAL STOCK- ed to bring new industry into the Now. says Clements.. Dummit fierce recruiting is "booming and as a private, and win a commission dairy . cows, hens that lay only fot woman suffrage in the ciinsti- YARDS. Oct. 27 UP CSDAI- state but also had ch •en away in- promises to continue the policies the air force is getting more than through competitive display of of eight dozen eggs a year or sheep When. Livestock: dustry already here. Ciernents cit- the, Willis•admin istration. . its quota every month. ability. He would be sent to an that produce only 70 pounds of One important point brought out Hogs: 12.000: salable 10.500. Mar- ed specifically the Southern Pa- During the coming week. Clem- Since_ uniftcation of the Armed air officers candidate-school. lamb per .ewe" by the speaker was that under Ken- ket AUK ven: ueig• hts 180 lbs. an cific Railway which voted to char- ents will make 34 talks in hone! convention composed of com- Services which provided Mra gc seven Mr. Nesius said that in 1946 cows tucky's constitution no state funds up, 75c to 111 lower; lighter weights, ter in Delaware, after Kentucky days--and Dummit will round petent personnel elected by the peo- a ra te air force, the flying branch out producing 8.900 pounds of milk can be appropriated for local use. $1 to $1.50 lower; sows, 50 to 75c won the right to tax its intangible a 90-speech campaign with 17 pol- -tnis set up its own officer procure- returned $223 each above tied cost This will likely 'prevent or delay ple to revise the existing constitu- lower. Bulk 180 to 300 lbs., $27 35: properties. itical talks. - ment. system. few while cows giving 3,500 pounds of Kentucky from making use of fed- tion, subject to the approval or dis- Births early $27 35-$27 ri); top. $27 50: Dummit in a speech at Ashland, Kentucky's senior senator The air force plans to get about Alben milk returned only $91 each. Hens eral funds provided-by NO to 170 lbs., $25 50-$26 25. 130 to replied the next day recent Coh- approval oj,the people at a regu- 8.800 officers in 1948 that the pres- Barkley will continue on tour for that laid 15 dozen (from among 150 lbs $23 to $25 50; 100 to 120- eggs returned gressional legislation to aid educa- lar election, would be' a fair and ent GOP administration had done Ciements-and Republican, senator West Roint graduates; Air Officers Mr. and Mrs. Max Hopper, - Cot- lb. pigs $3.75 each while hens that laid only tion and health, and medical re- $20422 50 Sows, 450-lbs, more to bring industry to Kentucky most practical method of bringing Candidate School graduates; re- tage Grove, JekeerSheraman Cooper will continue eight dozen returned 80 cents Tenn, announce the and down, $25 50-$26 50. few. $26.75. search in the state. he said. hp to- date., Kentucky's outmoded servists "than Clernents'eould do in a thous- for Dummit. each. recalled . to active duty. arrival of a girl, Donna' Sue, on Heavier weights, Ward proposed--that a constitu- Constitution. 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MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER,27, 1947 MO THE LEDGER & TIMES November 4 Election PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat All Calloway Countians should Consolidation of The Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times, an The deem it a privilege to go to the Times-Herald, October 20. 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January 17, 1842 election and cast thee votes for their choice for Governor. W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER Each -voter should consider his • • interest and that of the Common- Published afternoon's except Sunday at 103 North 4th St.. Murray, Ky. wealth of Kentucky. and not be so Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for Transmission as -indifferent as to neglect to vote. Second Class Matter All should be interested in the tot-. . observations" SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By eiiiier in Murray. per week 20; per Month. 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $3.50. else- T‘s review the record of the where $.550. Ikmocratic administrations of Ken- nwky and the National for the last NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITMER CO. 803 Sterick 145 years into power whon the Budding. Memphis. Tenn.; 230 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan country was bankrupt haused by the Ave., Chicago; 80 Boylston St., Boston_ vens.44';`.1AA,Viltle.; neglect of the Republican party. ELEC The farmers were in distress and buil( NATIONAL E DITORI AL_ debt-eidden. because of low prices low, SSOCIATION of their productilrfeethen Franklin Tenr 1). Roosevelt, before:. he had been 4 O. in office 48 hours, made an execu- THE KENTCCS1 Fltes.s ASsOC1ATION tive—order_ stopping_the_ Olt Call( .sek PIECE CF CLEARED LAND, A FEW TOOLS, A PAIR OF OXEN, pany right to reject Advertising. Letters to the Editor PERHAPS A MILK COW -FOR EARLY banks, sale of homes. and as quick- We reserve the MANY OF OLR SETTLERS ger. of Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best intererst THESE CONSTITUTED A MAN'S ENTi RE ESTATE. IT WAS ly as. the Congress could be con: Exte of our readers. .4. NECESSARY FOR HIM 7T2 HUSBAND TIIEM WISELY, FOR ON vened begun legislation to relieve the distress of all the people, by Monday Afternoon, October 27, 1947 THESE RESOURCES DEPENDED NOT ONLY 77IE FAMILY:5 WE I DAILY NE40553417 PROTECT/ON RSA/MST FUTURE WANT: feeding the hungry, clothing the ADE - needy, educating the young men to Pool Othman Goes To Farming; stop erosion and furnished seed, Agriculture And fertilizer, lime and teams to culti- SING. Treasury Departments Insure Success vate: also the Home Owners Loan. MOUNDS OF SQUASII—II you like squash, feast your eyes on this sight at a canning reset Until milk our lands are produc- factory In' Auburn, N. Y., where tons of thetruit are arriving daily. Severe frosts failed Sluri the crop. FIRE •a' By FREDERICK C.- OTHM %X :all back on the U. S Treasur, ing double, the old age are given to damage a monthly check—all of which was SUP1 Celled Press '.Staff Correspondent uld Clint let me-down. I ment - brought about by the Democrats. ped tell Jvhin to deduct my • WASHINGTON. 0,1 losscs Free Until last year after all people trim rt.* income tax I can't lose 7477777777,77=e-izezeer277777z guari The charge ha4 been m.,..1e that I were on their feet and many had As a preliminary to these fiscal Must have bouelit a farm for the sole become indifferent about voting. ,uoject a/tricultut al manipulations. 1 ptly. of to Republican Congress was ._purpose . have become one of Chnt's bes" and a wthte about in the-papeic- first act was to • custorneis .My bride phoned the elected and the • KOD1 the necessary appropria- 'This is ridiculaus._hd as asthe , me.intend Agriculture Department and said withhold phob soil how .to prose srs he wanted to know i What, tions to 'carryon the work of and" John W Snecier arci Chnlon Now how will the 'gtno of cow la buy and how to improvement. CITY Studi TODAY, FEW SOLELY ON PROPERTY OF 1.1S DEPEND THE OWNERSHIP OF - _ I farmers get along when lime, phos- - _ *TOOLS AND Kit-' thiT CAREFUL. MUSEIANOEY OF of treasury and of aern.ulture. phate- and-all'Itinds of Tertirie-frs She wanted to know what t, OUR RESOURCES /5 ST/Za, IMPORTANT. will bt gl.ed to hear John and unavailable or is sold by special in- CO-RS feed the chicknis aside from angle Clinton d..aft know it vet, but terests at much higher prices, and FUN: worms: how to fertilize the tree- they'rc e. mg to help pay for the a few seasons of hard cultivation er Sl so apples would sprout like jingle th.rran a• :e will leach out all the fertility that 479. my ,,1 the ,,od bells, whether she ahould buy a SKYSTREAKS TO RECORD TAXES earth has been put into the soil by federal. mule r a tractor A don believe STR—E stretchcs ,,ovri. a rued:urn-sized hill aid, they will not be so indifferent in a won,..in PuTilfig-T-plow by her- VICE 4and sot..11 nle a: the vliage of. in voting, but why have to go back MUST BE PAID 13/ OCTOBER 31 _.a sclf.c and what kind of bug Julee fast, again. McLean in Fierf.( x to sprinkle on the potato bushes. over those terrible times Char is complete si a house for my history allowed a Republican 'ad- 1947 once,. cr. The_ nuaeL she reported. was won - 87.. 1 ministration to succeed itself. raa a.s A 7. dereal. He gave her what advic• tor C nit', and this would be no exception, be- chard . qould by phone ar.d he sai, Servi cause our roads are fast geeting THERE WILL BE A would -- — couple tra us7,ni bushels of apple, Perr'''Ps sn'e l'ke a ie."' back to -the ruts of Republicanism. CUT ▪ ,n- phisits ' You ought to with k...i ft P. Their promises will not build FUN1 the roads,- schoote arid -Mee -eilet -age Si rt: tha /ctn.;.0.- . ftelds '7".y cr. p Irish p• aesistance. 479. raspberrie, toes I-se rit.)W reit,* Lew ...he .7 tl Vote -the straight Democratic If t!. .p-c ; • .ticket, and' save us ,!rorn going At:. ntdt ah: .. • ;..:•, PENALTY Murr : a • back into the condition which has ,East seed That taken 14 years te get out - AFTER THAT DATZ. ac‘, .c. • • rr.4 phoni A• I T. 0. TURNER Outla The farm test ear eartn so vea: knew -age given out was only of a m Residents living in the NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS are e-- 'I the fr.- dug . In toe cx: c.a.. c ":11 w meeting of the .citizens to consicei : the hospital. I believe, a: there subject to the payment of CITY TAXES Vit ?at m. The Navy captured the world'. speed record in August, 1947, and, five had been so many meetings before a• conutig L. silti. by this date also. cie days later, broke it with the jet-propelled "Skritreak," shown above. and nothing dime, that a good . free sae we. and the Ag• I do• • Piloted by Comdr. Turner E. Caldwell, Jr.. USN. the plane flew 648.7 mait,' people thought the meeting .459144155544WAWAW55544,44941,//447/45~157446,454~7///////:455:4/1 a uktc,re Department has offered miles per hoar id the Within a week first test at Maroc Field, Calif. v.eis to get expfessions from the • help .any was it san Maj. Marion Carl, CSMC, set a new mark of 6541.8 miles per hour in ceteo people as to what Murray citizens the same plane. - (011esal U. S. Nary Photograph) abou - : • A This cordial welcome to the laid wanted to do. I happened to have been interest- ed in this hopital and wanted to tee a BIG GUNS SPEAK FOR RESERVISTS see it go as a community hospital so I did take a number of days to qua: t. discuss with the people that knew AN OPEN LETTER all of the derails of the giving of . _ the ticispital to the citizens. These • . t people knoW that I did this an0 TO ALL HOUSEWIVES If -*tree.- , iteen- +Pe, mil 'knew I was'Witling to do m' a a' • part, so it was a little out of place ' to say I was the only one in dis- cord about the raising of funds Dear Madam:---.Can you afford these in- I was very much in accord had the meeting been more democratic creased costs in -feeding your husband Personally. I think .the tommittee and children? khew the citizens were going to do something about securing the hos- a pital if they did not. I think It Is shame fie- theetros- pital le hays' been sold at the eiNel PRICES: 1942 1947 court teause door. -1 leiel--17 the 4- pPople if' Murray as a salmi!, had -Ib. 25c been given a charee to. express thVeauclIcRTroa7tit _ lb. 20c lb:541;c: themselves they would not -have Weiners .41b. 23c lb. 51c let it been sold that way, but Hamburger lb. 19c lb. 53c would have accepted the hospital Eggs doz. 33c - doz. 72c with the small .debt on it with ap- 7.9:1 preci ition to the Masons. Bacon . lb.. 829:4 lb. Pure Lard . . lb. 14c lb. 33c With hundreds of NA% Al Reservists aboard for a two-week cruise, the Another thine, if the right ap- OEM 1.".118 New onsin, die veteran of World War II, demonstrates the preciation had been shown, the 24 lbs. Flour might of her rifles as he ploy.. over a peacetime Atlantic in the Navy's name of the hospital would never Milk qt. 14c qt. 21c BY EWING GALLOWAY rea%eless program tif personnel training. A participant in all the have been changed As it was, the cite for ( lenient.. for Governor Pacific. operations of 1915. the -Wiske" one of the prim ipat has been people of Murray and Calloway units ernplosed for the schooling of Reservists since the end of the war: Nos ember 4th and You Vote repo County as a while did not change Total Cost $2.61 S6.20 I0d5c,a1 U. S Photograph) for Better Government for I-. the name: From' .the looks of too n: hist(r. • Food Prcsen ed Letter To Editor meetings, I -feas--too many peopl• ' 3CT11---'.'±-` A..= 11.tt-tozIrt:r...?- want a daclaroft way of conduct- I sent •. • • last I L 1 ir_ig meetings instead of a demo- No er-ri ' ( onstruetive 4 ritiei.m Ain ay% erratic way To those that like And this is only food! Brings. Seeming Discord If Nut meetings that way,'they hal better • I nderstood. go back .and study history of all i A, n.:. i,i,,I, 4... print«i ir: this things tha't last. and I rim sure Cah Dom' aid- it ri k ,p, r in •,i,nertion with the rats- that they win find Milt the demo- you afford to vote for - Weakened rent controls and state a' the community to. cratic way works much smoother, mit for Governor whose party .... made ,it easy for landlords to get You bet `.1 on Hospital I would easier. and I 'know last much long- increases. - I'm sure tt.• ..*. tc. -.as. I was nut_ in discord Cr. 'There is',only ane thing that Destroyed Price Controls and give ' se ith the Said that, the way to decrease 1 iinsing of funds for this we can absolutely depend on in promised you in 'July, 1946, that ari ,,,pit.c1 It may tia‘e prices was to "eat less" (Taft), seemed to this 11TC and that is, whatever we prices down "in a few ' - Ir, ,:i would come corn, ti t a,. in dn.r•irri for ll do absolutely right .4111 always months." The ,,,J .- IA d.s..poir4,,, is7thr_ Method of a win out, and hold as lime a‘ work- 'Failed to do anything about the will pi , '''. nit', a ,,1 t up way to tell lhç ed right God 'made it this way housing shortage. People ....pi. Ju•t an et they had to nd man conned change it. list • 11,, -ilft th-fs. Sr.,- no All down through the ages, the I rest • 'Lei sc. •:. to s,e we the;: funds masses of people when moved 1 This is the_pjogram endorsed by Eldon Dummit, A ''' ''‘ i v i • 7. The!, knew thc.re were oth- right, will change the affairs "of the Republican candidate for Governor gram ,t1. v thhaiNencs hlTrrsoifishe last hiittit.few ).1 7ars Thwee. >, 1 • tt :: A: I' ' I '1 ii 7 hit t k it would h c.c. Igen ti Ii c,r;1.-Ct• 1 1, - -tat. • L.C.ter f,.1 Il.A. people of Murray people- keep holding back hoping I • ,.. 7, 1 arod (....iloso, ,,. C3.,iiity 1 , have affairs will ehartge. but if they "0' f ;I ;],, ,t f•cf . b. .; 64.4;1 t, , take C. trf r,f this don't do something about the con- Have You "Had , I Enough"? mot, - of 4 p.• I . b, "' . , ralebt. drie-s 1 hi, Is outd have ditions they will not change of ; 3.1 ! ,...t.. 71 ail wf .tia. ei...rie a pi:it .:id i their:selves. However if God . ; rz Lii; it .. ri• • p Woe -1 ,.• fi ..1,1,,, Ii.,1 tilt v i+. , 1:.••1 will h i in time' g,) on Abe rn.....ses !of re, v„fr o ,o Di teta! Nlicsia, in. the tight v..ay• then hider %se.. CLEMENTS : VOTE FOR FOR I- p, la 7 ..k - GOVERNOR '. 1 a, oil thea, to it...,,

I; ;.!.; ;, ,,' ,I. . 1!. • ....a. ,.,Ilod chlanyig-eant to say I arn a friend ' I- .. :, r JO • .. :Irr rii', fixerl real corm-nu/oily hospital air,' And The Entire Democratic Ticket calt...i-so 1, ..; 1! c r,. ,,ph. certainly wi-h the . very, best ha I. ed 1,, do tne ,. imp THE WILLIAM MASON MEMOR iyeri •rix..,11;(..ri ,,ver. IALHOSPITAL in the your. I, Let's Start Work on Kentucky Lake .H.. :,,of ,1,1,111:•r ern : IN THE NOV. 4 STATE ELECTION Mi,., W P. Roberts

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with Whizzer White who scored as llinois was belted Services Offered Notices Today's Sports Parade two touchdowns in a 26-7 win out the first • ANSWER TO time, 14-7. PSEVIOUS PIA= over Wyoming., Grove Jones, touchdowned twice ka..Ecnuc MOTOR, repair and re- By OSCAR FRALEY NOTICE: Have you considered Crossword Puzzle Gene Derricotte of Michigan, in Virginia's 36-8 rout of VMI. building, quick service-Sam Pil- eleven before triumphing 19 to 13. United Press Sports Fuller brushes as an anniversary WOWW HSUOMU Writer who went 21 yards for the touch- Wally Triplett, 'went 26 yards r low, phone 18 or 1285-M, Paris, ACROSS 31 —Wreeth wumnm OMOCOHO Tulane showed Saturday it can- gift? A hair, clothes or bath 32—Kind of coin NEW YORK, Oct. 27 iUPt-A town that shaded Minnesota, 13-6. for the winning as Penn Tenn. not be lightly MTW brush or I—Pays back 34—Southern State NEW4M0 WOMOSPO taken by trouncing podiatrist Harry Gilmer and Lowell a bath room set. Call 5.—A mockery lable was becoming as essen- Tew, State roared on with a 21-14 win MIZIWU luckless Auburn 40 to 0, a far worst Passed and MEMORIALS 419-R and ask for John P. Cashon, 13 —.Spiritual 31—Little drink VMU MIOUPP3 UNIA tial as a trainer to football today who ran underdog Ala- over West Virginia. significance 37—Fragment defeat of the Tidwell-charged bama to a 17-7 conquest a disabled veteran student. 029c 14—Hill nymph 39—Prefix : 014MR3W WWW with the toe becoming mere im- of Georgia. Terrible Terry Brennan, counted Calloway County Monument Com- not Plainsmen than they suffered at 15—Scatter 40—Girl, name qMPRW MIMI4N portant than the T. Skip Minisi, Penn's big gun in twice in Notre Dame's 21-0 con- pany, Vester A. Orr, sales mana- 16--State of mind 42 —Scrap the hands VOTE YES for a Constitutional • of Georgia Tech. a 21-0 walloping of Navy. ger. Phone 85. West Male Street 17—Woodrn pin 44—Bellows 101WM UQWWWM Survey the college grid scores questd of Convention. Kentucky deserves 14—Surged WOO MMUOP VOP The Green Wave will roll against PSCs Don Extended. each week and you'll notice that Doll, ran back the Mirc*a.Bumgardner, scored Mtf the best-in schools, courts, local 19—Rookie soldier 45—Ailments! horse UMW MON MONM the Mississippi State Maroons, 23—Hardy heroine 60—Part of flower anywhere from a dozen to a half second half kickoff 95 yards to the fit-et touchdown and was a de- governments. 26—In direction of 52—Abhorred WRIROUNE MON414 opening their Southeastern Confer- WE REPAIR TYPEWRITERS and Kentucky can have gross of games are decided by the break California hearth and spark fensive standout in Texas' 12-0 37—Units of weight 63—Arouse ROMMUMW OWNWN ence schedule after four wins and ADDING MACHINES - Kirk A. the best if her voters say yes to a 29—Rodent 55—Pitchers Af4WWWWeM(4Wil character who romps onto the a 39-14 victory for the bowl bound 'romp over Rice. 20-13odium igyrnb 56—Localitles one defeat in intersectional play. Pool & Co. Phone 60. Mtf convention to revise her state con- field after a touchdown and boots Trojans. Arkansas Clyde Scott, who ran DOWN The Wave will have to have . plenty stitution. Give Kentucky a chance the extra point through the wick- Fred Folger, ground and air star and passed Mississippi right off 4 I—P is of stuff "to stop triple-threat shorty SINGER SEWING MACHINE rep- -Vote yes on November 4th.- 3 8 12 2—P ay host to et. In inost cases he needs a het- of Duke's 13-6 win over Wake the river in a 19-14 upset. 1—Motorless boat McWilliams who Saturday was at resentative of Paducah will be in League of Women Voters of Ken- Met only to keep the hair out of Forest. Doak Walker, scored the touch- 3 4-0 ow old his old form in a 27 to 7 trouncing Murray each Thursday at the tucky. Nlc 6—Pull his eyes, for the only bouncing he Stan Hollrnig, Texas Aggie punt- down and kicked'the point which FIRESTONE 6—For example 4 of Hardin-Simmons. HOME AND AUTO 14bl:a gets is in the brogans. Out at ing star in a 24-0 upset of unbeaten brought unbeaten SMU Monte Vandiarbilt, smarting but still SUPPLY STORE. We are equip- 1—Compass point Southern Cal, they have the band Baylor, who punted 10 times- ahead of ULCA, 7-0. 6—Nourishment strong after two consecutive de- • ped to repair any make machine. . Wanted ci 0—Arrest iPr leader swing it, with his foot. seven of them out sinside the 12- So maybe you better take all Free estimates given; all 10—Schoolbook feats meets Auburn this weekend. At yard line. work ,,.),,.27 11—Man's least four major contests that back about the point kickers WOULD LIKE TO RENT A GOOD :3 'U 25 nickname In the top intersectional clash guaranteed. All calls made prev- 11—Holland common. were decided last Saturday by the Bob Demoss, whose four out of -or you'll have all of Texas on FARM. Have tractor and team lit—Miter invested involving an SEC team, it wiT1 be iously will be taken care of prom- - Is feller with the unerring instep. To five aerials set up both Purdue yore hands, pahdnerl 16--Nervous twitch the Tennessee Volunteers against ptly. For service call 135. MU Sam Starks. Route 1, Benton, Ken- 20—Mountain gap wit: tucky. 2I—Regrets North ,Carolina. The Vols wal- 54 a 027p .3. 33—Fabled Veneer! Yablonski, a chunky • horse loped little Tennessee a KODAK FINISHING, advertising with one horn Tech 49 to 0 customer from Worcester, Mass., photography, portraits. 24—Arrow shaped Saturday while the Tarheele- We buy 25—Heavenly body toed the three tallies which caused twice-beaten as are the Orange- and -Sell used cameras -.s Mine! For Sale s name 111.Y.:S....11=D1141, WE SELL Studio, 24—Appear men—spanked Florrag- -35-tO 203 South Sixth Street. A 33--Small Ash let it be explained, also played 36—Hea robber Florida meets Phone 387.- HOUSE- FOR SALE--New 5-room ,Furman iii what a whale of a-game at fullback. 36—liods t abbr.) apparently will be an and bath, full basement, drive-in 11111111111111r AMU 41—Lnglish city even match Dartmouth owed its 14-13 con- CORSAGES, CUT FLOWERS and 43—Pert to birth for the Gators. The Purple-Hurri- garage; fine finished hardwood 45—Helps quek of Harvard to the accurate RUBBER STAMPS FUNERAL DESIGNS-Huie Flow- imiummir Alli111111111 cane of Greenville showed floors; 94x340 ft. lot. Plenty 67—SeNeragek strength ankle of Herb Carey as the Mar- er Shop, South 15th St. Phone 411—Prononn in rallying to beat Watford 20 to 6 shrubbery and trees. Good loca- 11111111111111111 49—Dog's foot blehead, Mass., marksman applied 479. MU 1111111111=1 21 Saturday. a tion; near High School. 412 South 60—Thus the toe to a pair of deciding con- 1111•1111.11 Si—Ore-el letter Georgia recuperates by enter- STREAMLINED WRECKER SER- 8th St. By owner. 029p MUM 53—Man's n:cknanse versions. V., NNE so,. =mon 54—Leave taining Clemson. Ledger & Times VICE. New equipment, George Manila probably will 24-hour, FOR SALE-Tan Chesterfield, $10; fast, dependable Wrecker Service. wind up as a senator down in old blue fitted coat. $5; both in good Charges reasonable. Day phone Southeastern Conference Football Review Coldwater News 'Kiiintuck because it was his extra condition. size 12 or 14. Telephone Sunday callers 1 97. Night phone 424-Porter Mo- in the flume of point which. provided Kentucky's 1008.M. Ic Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bazzell were 7-6 win over Michigan State. ysi.. tor Company, Chevrolet Sales and By WILLIAM A. SHIRES Mrs. Fred Kirkland and children And don't ..forget -Jim Service. MU FOR SALE-Large Troll crib, wet- United Press Sports Writer day the 'Cats edged Michigan Farrar, and Mrs:- Edmond Gamble and whose pedal digits propelled proof mattress, $20; small self- State 7 to 6. the CUT FLOWERS, CORSAGES and ATLANTA, Mrs. Henry Black. Afternoon call- point that brought Northwestern rocking crib and mattress, $5. Tel- Ga., Oct. 27 (1.1P)-It And neither can eGergiii Tech, WHEN YOU BUILD FUNERAL DESIGNS-Huie Flow- was too late to do anything about ers were Mr. and- Mrs. William home with a 7-6 victory -over Indi- ephone 1066-M. lc undefeated and untied leaaer of er Shop, South 15th Street. Phone Carter„ Mrs. Effie Gar ana. s Ft today; hut -Geo.gie Teets Ken- the conference, expect a picnic 479. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kel!cr, ;.1..1 Most of these Mt/ tucky and LSU-leading South- Saturday. The Yellowjackets face lids played a daughter. whale of .Lost and Found_l eastern Conference choices fur their acid test a ball game to boots but MONUMENTS - of tine season BUILD WITH THE BEST boal bids-wished theyl bad never J. T. Tidwell is on the sick list. there are many specialists who Murray against Duke's undefeated but Marble and Granite Works, LOST--Pair it sday; Oc- scheduled Alabama. Reba Dunn spent one . night in ankle in, win Celli fame without ,East Maple St., near once-tied Blue 'Devils. Depot. Tele- tober 21. somewhere around stock That went for the Georgia Butl- the home of Mr. and Mrs Jenn- actually being officially- in the "Tech phone 121. Porter WInte and L. D. yards They were in a case from dogs, too. warmed up for the Duke ings Turner last week. game as far as playing time goes, Outland, Managers ?AU Dr. Palmer. clash by downing the Citadel 38 to N.- E. Bazzell -T.;I; 029p For the once-mighty .---Crimson and Forrest and and then ankle- out. Which must MWE II P MP 0 Saturday while the Blue Devils Lwow 111. NO VP Tale had re-awakened and was Mrs. J. Ray Keefer spent several be kind of discouraging to the lads int - UL. s. mo UP vi ao 06:20 were having the fight of their livess I lung in strength like that of old. days with relatives in Tennessee. who bull, butt and wrestle for 60 lIP iiiIowa. leo mg NW: 10 magsio with Wake Forest. And on the Red Elephant schedule Miss Attie and Carlene Lamb minutes. Guys like: Mississippi, the second.ianking A:=.1./ !a:4j.- FAO Ire*1; 211211 in consecutive games were Ken- spent the week-end in 'the home of Passing Gene Rossides, glue- sleven in the SEC. faces a -confer- luck! this Saturday, a week of Mr. and Mrs. Gill Watson. Rela- fingered Hill Swiacki and crashing I C • ETE qace powerhouse 'ROD CT Ammonium Nitrate rest, and then Georgia Tech and in Louisiana tives gathered at Mr. Watson's home Lou Qusserow, big guns in Colum- t SU. State Saturday. The Rebels were Sunday to celebrate his birthday. bia's victory over an Army team losing 19 to 14 to • Alabama passed its test with fly- their traditional James Black is building a new unbeaten in 32 previous contests: East Highway Murray, enemies-Arkansas, Saturday Ky. Phone 324 .!,e colors Saturday downing while house on Highway 121, near Cold- Frankie Nelson of unbeaten LSU battled a dogged Vanderbilt Farmers, we have received our quota i;eontria 17 to 7 on the rifle posses water. Utah. who they are compatring of Ammonium I Harry Gilmer and ths Tiger Nitrate. -nk plunges of Lowell Tew. The NANCY Filling Up On Health By Ernie Bushmiller • • le.000 fans who saw that feat sread the word over Dixie today We suggest you get your spring needs it the. Crimson rebound which IT'S DIS CITY AIR --- , gen with a victory over Tennes- CITY now, so you will have it on hazid. WHAT YOU NE ED s two weeks ago after a year in Pt BOUNDARY ! doldrums was not whim of the IS SOME GOOD s.serination. COUNTRY LINE Ranking AIR There will be no bookings. in fourth place--tied FOR A CHANGE ith three others-in tha SEC s,ndings. the Tide was expected to saw even more power in Sat- ,9440 It will be issued on FIRST COME, clay's headline claeh with third- 'Ice Kentucky. FIRST SERVED basis. Kentucky, it is remembered, wal- 1 heed Vanderbilt, the team that ad- - inistered one of the two lickings ...Tided Alabama this year. Satur- Calloway County Soil NightCoughs *P. .9.1! by WAN ••••••• Oa Om • 16, U PO. 2Rt./..,3oY E;10--.• Improvement Association due to colds. . eased I OIL—AA •••••,...1 - without "dosing" East Main Telephone 207 ABBIE an' SLATS Kate Grows Suspicious IR" VISOR By Raeburn Van Buren

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Brown, Humboldt, Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Wruth, Mr. niece, Miss Aretha The Zeta Department of the and Mrs. Bobby Rogers and Mr. Tenn., and her Humboldt, Tenn. Murray Woman's Club, met Thurs- BEAU and Mrs. Gene Fairchild of Padu- Jewell, day evening at 730 at the:'Chic . By MARGARETTA BRUCKER cah attended the homecoming dance at Murray State College Sat- House at which time the annual Artiong those attending the dis- card piny was held in honor f Pro. urday night. • • trict meeting of the Woman's So- Deborah Parrish, who lives and follow the pattern wives of the _veterans at Murray begun in ciety of Christian Service at Dres- with her young sister Nan in childhood. Kenny and Nan be- Stale Callege Preceding Henry Ward's address the Kirk- tittle Harbor. A summer resort, longed together. Liked the same den, Tenn.. Friday from winning prizes were Mr, at the Club House Friday evening Those has a job in the post office there. things. Quarrelled and fell in sey M. E. Church were Mr. and and he Joette Wolfe. pinachle. Mrs.. Mar- a year has passed since she lost out of love. Could Nan's sudden and Mrs. Ward were dinner Mrs. H. P. Ezell, Mrs. T. E. Carson, guests garet Neese. rummy, Mrs. Merrill her head over a handsome sum- desire to know Tony be the result of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Row- Mrs. Effie Hargrove, Mrs. Edna .•. lett, Pierce. bridge ar..1 A• r ,T.• mer visitor, Craig Benedict, a of a quarrel with Kenny? Main street. Swift, Mrs. Wavil Walker, Mrs. poet. who made love to her and Filially. Deborah undressed ando • • Janes recelaaai then dropped her, but she still went to bed. She lay thinking Dixie Palmer. Mrs. Mary Reid and Lovely refreshns• 7 Mrs. Ray Ross is a patient at cannot forget him and the ha- Craig. planning how to act when Miss Chrystelle Palmer. .the Houston Clinic, from the lace cam, s• initiation he caused her. When she met him. -McDevitt ed with an attract:v. ai: .a....ana Another good-looking summer ''Why, hello, Craig — when did of fall flowers fianked with sisitor, Geoffrey Harriman. you come?" she would say. --candles and silver Ii :r-Mrs shows an interest in her, she's Casual. Unconcerned. No hint that, 0 , W. C. Elkins presided, at :ha paoar cool to him, for she's afraid to the last time she saw him he become involved again with any had held her in his arms and kissed bowl. •b.. young man from the summer col- her. Would she remember that Approximately 40 visieraes- way,. • only. Ile persuades her to go for when she met him? Or would attended the gala eveat A drive with him one afternoon thoughts of Geoff Harriman crowd out the memory? Theme sersana ..tae faad and tells her he has fallen in love with her, but she S. • mittee were Mrs Raiser. NI refuses to take him serious!). However, on HE fell asleep but, some time Mrs. Cecil Farria Mrs Y. returning home, she finds her S later, was awakened by a car tryan and Mr, N. rrr..,r. H. .• thoughts dwelling on him. Then, roaring up the hill. It stopped. entertairanert contrtt!,,,..cons:slect to her dismay, she learns that Nan's high sweet voice came to at Air, licr:c• Mrs T .rr, Nan has made friends with Tony her: "Good night, Tony." Ruv,lett Miss Ciao: ate Owen ar.,1 Mary in, wealthy young Playboy Then, Nan's heels tapping on the „ of the summer colony, and has a walk and across the porch. This new Spinnet with bench Miss One.cla Ahart date with him that evening. De- The bedroom light snapped on, THE PRINCESS -In this borah protests, urging Nan to and Nan stood in the doorway. $499.00 specially posed photograph stick to Kenny Harmon, a local Nan with red hair blown about by Mrs. Titsworth Is beau. but Nan says she's through the wind. Hazel eyes bright as In connection with her mar- with Kenny. When Tony calls for stars. Good used pianos as low as Hostess At Bridge riage to Lt. Philip Mount- her, she starts to Leave with him, "Debbie — I thought you'd be batten, Royal Navy. Princess FASHION FOR. HOME-Plain but fashionable is this rich- then comes back with news for asleep hours ago. Am I terribly $95.00 Party Friday Elizabeth is-shown at home looking VPIvet housecoat worn by screen actress Karin Deborah—that ('raig is return- late? One o'clock! It isn't possi- ing to Little Harbor. ble. Oh. I had a wonderful time. In Buckingham Palace. The . . Booth. The dei3th - of the wine coloring is broken only by Mrs .A H Tasa,a -• Tony's grand—" HERE ON TOUR - Return- WE DELIVER FREE exquisitely made lace which forms a yoke-like trimming She chattered on. They had Friday ftern n at .5- wedding takes place or CHAPTER IX ing to the U. S. after an over the shoulders. Form-fitting. the 'robe has a full skirt danced. They had driven out to entertained woh three Nov. 20,_ CRAIG coming back to Little absence of two years, the and long sleeves ending in a point over the hands. the shore. Tony was going to teach bridge at ner han.e Harbor! Deborah was her to sail. Tony planned this— Very Rev. Hewlett Johnson. Harry Edwards street Lydian School Class jolted by the news. What was Tony planned that. Dean of Canterbury, will The living r bringing him back? Why spoil Nan's fun? It would open an American speaking 8OS South Fifth Street . • Of 1st Baptist Church end soon enough. But Nan must daeurattai '7 • .And then she remembered Nan's find that Mit herself. She must tour in New York City on telling her that he and Marianne Phrrn-e- 443-4 fail floiverS Meets Tuesday• Eve. learn the difference between Tony Nov. 9. He-returns to Eng- Marsin had both been at a fash- High•"ana • see rd hieh -- and Kenny even though she might . land on Nov. 24. • Paducah, Kentucky ionable wedding_ in Chicago—and be hurt, thought Deborah sadly. ceived • by. Mr,' J:icit 1.1. - that he had been taken up by Chi- Out of all the confusion of Mrs Dak W.: a_a_• • • -a. eta., • Fast Bap' cago's smart set. He must know thought tonight had come the con- ly the Marvins. Perhaps he was com- viction that every girl must learn ing to visit them here. Mrs Titsw at a seo.• - Son el A 1 certain things for herself, often "Who told you? Tony Marvin?" ful salad course to M. 7' . - learn through bitterness and hurt she asked. old Gilbert I_ D M.1.• - and heartbreak. Some girls might Nan nodded. "Yes — just now. escape. She had hoped that Nan Winebarger. Robert Hah- and is 7:7 7:7 Fir.,..,77.1 Craig is a/rising tonight might escape. Rex Ss. r.flor.z., Ove: bey going to stay with the Marvins. "Debbie---are you listening?" Jack Belotr. V.c laernara Tony's stepmother wanted the sta- "Won't tomorrow do?" aIrs Bell. Maurice Ryar N .r H ••• P. H c (to. tion wagon to drive over to Grey Nan laughed and disappeared Henry H i ii alra :*a.,.• .1 \Val! River to meet Craig, but the station into the bathroom. From behind • wagon belongs to Tony and he des- arid Miss f r •• •• t. the closed door, her sqft singing pises Craig. Of course, Tony does 7- • W C ' drifted through to Deborah. Prob- not know—" ably a tune she and Tony had "That I made a fool of myself danced to this evening, Lynn Grove PTA Has over Craig?" Deborah interrupted Well, thought Deborah, tomor- bitterly. row she might make another at- Monthly Meeting "Debbie—I didn't tell you to hurt tempt to convince Nan that furth- you. I thoughtayou should know er acquaintance with a boy like Ticn-a.al..: a before someone else. someone like Tony Marvin promised the same Fred. told you. Tomorrow, every- Lynn Gra,. PTA humiliation she had known. To- one will know. Debbie -1'11 stay morrow would be soon enough. 15 at 2315 •, I _with you tonight if you want me Canter pres e A - College to stay." IN the morning, Deborah over- useeuzaz . .t.- 11. _ "Stay with me?" Deborah man- slept and was awakened only laugh lightly. "Nonaense!" t me del-g....a a ere • a .a Calendar aged to when Nan shouted, "Get up. sleepy She was quite sincere in want- fall oilier., • • ..• head! You're a working girl. Have 0,tuber 27. ing Nan to leave. She had much to you Mrs Clay* Pr • H r- forgotten it" think over. And after the first be- "What time is it?" Ma. al !.. • P • ,. Rogers wildering shock of Nan's news, she "Seven-thirty." Alvin Farr.s s 7.1ra found herself accepting it calmly. FLEISCHMANN'S Dry Yeast Nan was rosy and smiling this a Craig coming back. Somehow Plans were morning. She stood before the -aihe had known he would return is when you need it rial chairwarnen M7- ia• mirror to survey herself critically rightthere siane day. It might be better if he and Mrs Cl - "Do you suppose I have curves Crouch 'did come now—now when another October 29. We a r . enough to model bathing suits'' • Unexpeatisi guests arriving soon '()on t fr,•t — or how ra se m • • f. man threatened to crowd Craig and October 30. Tr. She stood on tiptoe to get a better Fleischmann's Fast Hieing Dry Yeast lets you chairs far tr, a oat arr. aa•.• , hit memory into the background. view of her five-feet-three as she favorite de:alert bread "quick-inai rt, laS Even a week ago, her mind would make your membersh.p carranatee • • asked the question. • ciep aaa • fra • jazz_MIXING THEIR 11.t,_ said - classicalIz,oiang music voneer4. and have been in a turmoil over the burry"! No need to keep it in the icebox, it stay' '14401/ members ,,rd -re,. a:: tar,7.ts Deborah laughed. "I 3144.r.seP1rTtg passibility of encountering. Craig thought _fresh in the cupboard for wetkm— always ready -tsecorrico =ambers g .'4 bones were the first requisite for __• again. Only a few days ago, he for "last minute" baking. IF YOU BAKE AT • _ October 31. Fr -: c - • is fascinated' by Mel Terme, the crooner, as succes.sful modeling. Now Is it bet drive he had thaught heta elf still In bye. breads, rolls, Stoat Dace. plays the curves or the lack of them that HOME-make more delicious The c!..t ad; t score he wrote for a new musical opening in'New with,lum. Now, she couldn't be— wi,rrP•s deaserta faster—get Heischmann's Fast Ris- a. C ,a1 a • _ 7 York in January. And rumor has it that Cupid you''' the Call a is slinging-- could' she? Not when thoughts of Nan smiled and hurried with her ing Dry Yeast. At your grocer's, Harriman dominated all the tall me, • _ arrows around the pair. Geoff dressing. Shook out her curls and •,n C r7.7. 1 ..t t% thought:4 this evening. Grove P T A other bound them with a bright blue rib- the past? She s Could she forget bon. Snatched a last glance at her would not know until she came face ieps in the cupboard Nro% ember I S oaH own reflection. to face with Craig. Shc. would not 7:7 "Mello, beautiful." she said, with Mr she put herself to the know until her red head on one side. ••• and P test. Could Craig bring back all M:ch ,; - "Nan -you babt!" her wildat0Ve for tam With a. airigle "Baby! I'm much older than you visuing glance? are, Debbie. You take things too TUESDAY county • seriously." , WHEN Nan was gone, she went With that, she was off to start VV into the house and entered the the breakfast. and WEDNESDAY room she shared with her sister. As Deborah dressed she won- VARSITY "JOE BEAVER" "104.-ej - By Ed Nofz;ger Nan's elothe.s were truown about. dered if Nan was right. Better to She picked them up and tidied the take men lightly. Treat their love- r. --maktrrit casually. Have fun like She thought of Tony Marvin and Nan. What if she did meet Craig? again worried over Nan's friend- Should he find her sad-eyed and -ship with a boy who had known miserable? No. indeed! only a life built on things bought She .caught herself humming a with money. Boats and cars and gay _little tune. even his own plane. 100/0(y. Had Kenny seen Nan leave with (To be continued) Tony? What would Kenny think' (The characters in this serial are •I How much simpler if Nan had been fictitious)' content to care for Kenny always '("prk 114) by 71-17ramer.7y P7iblAhing Co 1.00 pleased and thrilled with them. Social Calendar that I figured others in the States 111,41/0 would like them. too." Harris' only outlet to date is a 17 ii . Wit- Her"' jewelery store in the college town WOli.•7:7 -7 Sot It•ty of (airs-son S,7r- of Hamilton, N. Y., where the for- vice will meet :st the Methodist mer captain is a junior at Colgate Church at '2:30 to continue its study i #011, -L'niversity.....But he is looking for at World Evangelism. 'the sub- I new markets. - ,ieet is "Fields of Evangelism, their TESTER -Emperor Hirohito examines an apple JUNE HAVER IMPERIAL opportunities past and present, Santos. an official of commercial in an orchard at Ueda. Japan. during an inspection tour of abroad_ and at home.. airlines in the Philippines, obtains prefectures north of Tokyo. As usual, the Emperor is the gift merchandise during his three 'Murray Star Chapter 433 0.E.S. MARK STEVENS Oriental travels and ships them to surrounded by members of the Imperial household, local will meet at 7.30 p.m. at tie Ma- oasies by LLOYD BACON CEtrtties.faX... Harris. oflicials, and policemen. sonic Hall. Produced by GEORGE JESSEL • --- oriental g' rea l ochan dise. I - 1 AST TIMES MONDAY experi- HHarris.a f met A AF captain, Pig Brings $150 Vets 1)e ise Plans Jo Nell Stahl. a 4-H club girl liv- r more and Santos. a farnier lieutenant in Fo )‘‘ n 11\ the Philippine A4 Force, both ing near Browning, had the grand CAPITO were pilot-weather officers in the champion hog at a swine show at VARSITY y devel- Bowling Green. Weighii g 295 15th weather squadron in Manila. LYNNE ROBERTS They._ conceived the idea of carry- pounds, the animal .brought $145, PAT O'BRIEN ing theirls.vay-time friendship into plus a plaza...of $5. . 't check' --a _ —in — a post-war importing venture. 7 r,' It'- and The 45 hogs in the show Weighed — in — af Nt, mai, al' "Actually," said Harris, 'I gust an average of 226 pounds. arid sold "WINTER to 0(0 ,fliff,•-, the idea ofr .the business after for $2,942, or an average of $2871 i great country, wasted natural resources, a "RIFF - RAFF" "It's history's oldest story: A • Ma- buying my wife sonic souvenirs a cwt. 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