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Selected As Best All-Rerand Kentucky Community Newspaper ?or 1947 1948 WEATHER FORECAST .nton. :Geo. 0 Kentucky - NIogtly cloudy with showers likely in west portion tonight and in east - and central portions Tuesday, slightly cooler in west portion $ • $ Tuesday.

YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME REIM' Nov. 1, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 117 United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, -6:0

1-3:4:- ENTIRE CITY TURNS OUT., TO WELCOME BARKLEY taptist F fol- '1In Speech Here, BarklP- Kirk- PT' < s'' cia'W • . Cairo Bridge To Be 1 Urges Full Vote •et°ia „az 5- . Linn The entire city of Murray tun „at this forenoon to J. a welcome Alben W. Barkley when his motorcade made a Freed November 11 half-hour stop here on a final pre-election s3•ing through • the vice-presidential nominee's home te&iro-ry. FRANKFORT, Ky., Nov. 1 The As Barkley's party drove up in front of the court house, the $1,890.000 bridib over the Ohio stirring tunes were played by Murray State college and Murray high school bands. The senator was escorted to a, river between Wickliffe. Ky., and • ast Week specially-constructed platform on the court house lawn L Cairo, Ill., will be opened to free where he was introduced by Dr. Rainey T. Wells. traffic following freeing ceremon- • In Kentucky ies at Cairo November 11. In a. short speech to the large Ray Williams, chairman, Cairo audience assembled on the streets, Bridge Commission, said Cain , and MRS. SETH COOPER Barkley urged a full vote tomor- Politicans its civic organizations are planning row to insure a Democratic victory The politicans rested today confi- extensive ceremonies to mark the DIES SUNDAY AT in the First district. "Only one voter dent that their party would sweep of freeing the bridge which was out of five went to he polls when Kentucky in Tuesday's eleslion. opened to traffic November 11, 19- The Republicans gained a majority 38. ' HOME NEAR CITY The rival campaign managers in congress," he said. "Therefore have made their final victory pre- The bridge is the ninth Kentuc- Mrs. Seth Cooper. 52, died at the rotten record of the 80th con- ky interstate toll bridge to be freed gress is not truly representative dictions and like every conflict, 6:30. Sunday morning at her .home since 1941. The state-owned Cen- one side is going to be severely of the will of the people." • - tral Bridge over the Ohio River near Murray after an illness of 10 disappointed. "In this great country of ours, between Newport and Cincinnati years. every citizen can enjoy the right "'The forecasts made are in line still collects tolls as well as four Survivors include her husband. to vote and elect the government • 4 with what a lot of people have other Ohio River bridges at Seth Cooper: three daughters. Mrs. of their choice. This is in contrast been thinking, that there will be erton, Newport, Owensboro and ii 0. D. Garrison and Miss Myrtlen to the Red-dominated countries more scratching than usual in Tues- ) Louisville. The Owensboro bridge Cooper of Murray. and Mrs. A. J. where only 15 percent of the .peo- day's balloting. is operated by a Kentucky -Illinois McClure of Paris. Tenn.: one sister; ple are in favor of trie:r present Beneath their cheerful prospects bridge commission and the other Mrs. Henry Elkins of Murray route government. Election fraud ia the runs an indication that the poli- -5 • three are privately operated 5: three brothers, Talmage McCuis- rule in those countries, rut here ticans like a lot of other people The Cairo bridge, measuring five ton of Hazel route 2. Buford Mc- an honest election is guaranteed, have been hearing about ballot miles with its approaches, was Cuiston of Padue4he and Harvey Barkley reminded the audience." scratching. constructed under supervision of MeCuiston of De it, Mich.; and "I can't take time, in the 10 manager Republican campaign the Cairo. Bridge Commission with four grandchildren. minutes alotted me to speak here. Russell I. Jones was first to make to outline the splendid record of financial assistance from Illinois. Mrs. Cooper was a member of his prediction Saturday. He says the Democratic party during their lay Kentucky and the U. S. Public the First Baptist church. Funeral John Sherman Cooper will win 16 years in office," said Barkley, Works Administration. services were held in the Sgaphur his race for re-election by 50 thou- 483.429 "but I do want to say that the Kentucky provided $ Springs Methodist church -at 1.30 sand votes, that it is probably six to grading and Democrats have done mere for which was applied this afternoon under the direction Republican representatives will be aproache; on the Ken- the farmer during this -period than surfacing of of Bro. J. H. Thurmartend Dr: H. C. elected and that the Dewey-Warren IS.WA grant amount- anyone has ever done bef are. tucky side The Chiles. Burial was in the New Con- ticket will carry Kentucky. Bonds to further "Dewey and Warren say that we eel to $654345. cord cemetery. Democratic campaign manager construction if tha bridge need a change-that the Demo- finance The Max Churchill funeral home Edward F. Smiler predicts a one proper were sold by the comlnis- cratic party has been in power too was in charge of arrangements. hundred thousand victory margin sion to a syndicate of St. Louis, long--but I say that Inc. only for the Truman-Barkley ticket. In Chicago and Kentucky bankers. change we need now is a Demd- the Senatorial race he saga U. -fg All -bonds have now been. retired cratic congress. Representative Virgil Chapman will with revenue from the bridge tolls. KENTUCKY YOUTH "When you go to the pelts to- win, and that the Demoorats will The concrete substructure o fthe morrow,. I only ask you to com- take all of the seats in the House bridge cost $540.927 and the steel pare the records of the Be nocratic RECEIVES MEDAL have • except the Ninth where the Repub- superstructure. $973,073. and Republican parties, and I all will lican cand.te is unopposed. The Cairo Bridge Comm;ssion no doubt but what. you of vote a straight Democratic ticket," Observers rated it significant was created by 4. special Act FOR HEROISM Barkley said. that tho• Republicans failed to make, Congress in 1934. Commission'mem- Pittsburg. Pa.. Nov. 1-(1113)-A Since Oct. 1. Barkley said that a definite prediction on a margin bers are ,T H. Cutler. conselting 13-year-old Moorman. Ky.. youth. he had visited some 30 sttees and for their Presidential candidates engineer. Kentucky Department of Norman Geary. today was awarded May- travelled more than 12.500 miles and the Democrats on their Sena- Highways: W. H. Creason. a bronze Carnegie Medal for hero- _ by air to "bring the truth:.:11:fnortil torial candidate. field: M C. Anderson, Wickliffe: Ism. than 75 million people vilio hue The various polls lend srong and Williams and Dr. James S. Young Geary was credited with heard him speak. weight Co the general belief that Johnson, both of Cairo': , saving the life of James F. Wil- fed since Barkley also urged support .for voters will be scratched their bal- Interstate toll bridges loughby aged five, in a fire at Henderson-Evaritville Noble Gregory as congressman lots Tuesday. Generally the polls 1941 are the Moorman last Feb. 4. Grove from the First District and Virgil have predicted victory for the bridge, the Ashland-Coal - According to the citation from Newport-Cineirnati Chapman as senator from Kentuc- Trurnan-Sarkley ticket and for bridge and the the Carnegie hero fund commis- Ohio river. ky. Cooper. bridge, all over the sion. Norman saw smoke arising Covington - Cincinnati "I'll be listening for the good Cooper, realizing the strong op- 1941: the from the eaves of a one-story frame Ohio 'River, 1942: news over the radio tomorrow position he faces with Senator bridge over the house. bridge over night," said Barkley in closing. Alban W. Barkley on the Demo- the Padurah-Brookport He shoved open the kitchen door River and the Catlett.- "Not necessarily the good news that - cratic national ticket, plus the fact The Ohio and pushed his way into the house, bridge over the .Big Truman has been reelected presi- Democrats outnumber Republicans burg-Kenova where the walls and ceilings were River, 1943: the Maysville dent or that I have been elected considerably in Kentucky, made a Sandy burning and pieces of flaming paper over the Ohio River. 1945,_ vice-president, but the good news direct appeal to the Democrats for bridge were dropping from the ceiling. NEB Milton-Madison bridge over Chat the Democratic party is still support in a radio speech Tuesday and the Through the thick smoke. Nor- River, 1947. Innopnow her.is night. Ciaoper put it this way, the Ohio crawled on hands and knees man -swing shrough the Pur- a can't win if you in your enthusiam into a bedroom where the Wil- chase district today. Barkley was for Senator Barkley vote for my loughby boy was sleeping. Part of Reeder scheduled to stop in seven towns- opponent, Mr. Chapman" Joe blanket on the bed already was a Benton. Murray, Fulton. Mayfield, Briefly here is the theme of the Clinton. Bardwell and Wickliffe-- rival Senatorial candidates' plea Promoted To afireNorman pulled off the blankets, and make short speeches in each for votes:' picked up the lad, and holding him one. He has been following this Cooper says that he is running arm, made his way to the Private PRODUCE in one custom on the day before election on his own record and not because Murray State Defeats outside door. A Tennessee 1903 since he got into politics in somebody Mae is running. He says WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN Another man had opened. the CHICAGO Produce: when he successfully campaigned Governor Thomas E. Dewey will OSAKA. JAPAN: front door in an attempt at- the it lbs, M ket f , for the post of McCracken county utter•503.501 • be the next President and that Recently promoted to. the grade T rescue, but had been driven back prosecutor. is important that this state- of Prise was Joe E. Reeder. son .93 seas;59. 92 score 58 1-2. 90 scorial Five minutes after Nor- cc 16th AnnualGriot by flames. Barkley will return to Paducah state- In Murray, h Treat a major tobacco producing of Mrs. Eva Reeder of reached safety with little 87 1-2, 89 seore 56 1-2, Carlots 90, man late this evening to take part in have a Republican Senator, lie Kentucky. Private % Reeder is a • James. the roof collapsed and in score )i$ 1 89 sal)]- e 57. In List put queen. Her the "Alben W. Barkley" day. To- cites his record which has gener- member of the 25th Reconnaisanee Murray State - col 11/11.0 defeated the period Sanders the 1947 attendants were 15 minutes the house was destroyed. gas 'Brown and whites night at 700 o'clock, a parade a • ally been independent of party Troop which is stationed at Osaka, Tennessee Tech 34-6 Saturday af- the Breds in scoring position again Miss Betty Thompson of Paducah Norman stiffered a 'coughing , . will be formed in front of his lines. He has voted with his party Japan and is a part of the Pacific ada TO64 cases. Mai ket steady. ternoon before a crowd of 51100 - .a pass on the and Mona his face was reddened by the by intercepting TPI : Miss Grevedon of, Bard- spell, house The marchers will escort him only - 51 per cent of the time. He famed 25th Infantry Tropic Light- 70-80 per cent A 61-64. ex- football fans and alumni gathered! yards, and was in a highly- ner- gaitrea-1 33. Dill ran the ball 12 I well. - heat, and he and back up Ken- which gave by here for Murray's 16th annual down Broadway says he led the fight ning'. Division, commanded 60:70 per cent A 55. standards a personal penalty on Ted Max- vous state, but neither he nor the :Lis homecoming. • 1 tucky Avenue to the Paducah tobacco farmers their .first long Major General William B. Kean. tor) of .7:R1-a4vanced the ball 15 boy he had saved from certain I 42-50. current receipts 42-44, checks Joe. Bronson Score the firsti arena. It is expected to be jammed range support price at 90 per cent His present duty is thaj of mili- yards more. Dill went over the death was burned. • for John Winter To to its 2500 capacity when Barkley of parity. He says his votes killed tary policeman in Osaka. 3.1 to 35 1-2. touchdown the 'Thoroughbreds ra liter for the touchdown. Sanders May af- broadcasts an hour-long speech amenaMents to the Taft-Hartley law in the first four minutes of verted Retirement Irked over 17 state radio stations- from that would have prevenied industry ter Winfred Dill had taken the ball Give Recital WORCHESTER, Mass, itIP)-A Score bp quarters: 8 to 9 pm. 'CST/. wide collective bargaining and to the two. Bronson then caught retired tool and die `maker who T leaders) -welfare and TPI's kick on the 21 and raced 79 John C. Winter, neviliSlano in- of ease too bor- Paducah Democratic would have wrecked Veterans Murray: 14 13 0 7 34 found his new, life American expecting state or national Disabled the second goal. Joe San- aren't pension funds. He says he has been yards for structor at Murray State college, ing set up shop in his home base- Tennesaree Tech 0 0 6 0 6 put Un' ders converted both times. --"r device to bigwigs to be present. As one , a strong supporter of the 1.T...tum...craning activiOea in- will give a recital at 8:15 Tuesday ment and invented a In the recond period" Jim Lan- After pat- it. "This will be a home-town Nations and the European Rec clod a reakfast by the Vivance evening In the recital hall of the sharpen minute drills. caster's pass for TPI was ireercept- crowd to honor our great states- cry Program. Murray the Hut, the Fine Arts building on the campus. enting the -invention. Julius Mich- Chapter In elute. t-f:TIO•a. m. in m on man." ed by Tom Covington of hlurray retired Chapman bases his appeal on his homee ming parade at 9:30. the Mr. Winter's selections will in- elson. 70, hired another in 16 signed to become charter nrtern- the center ef the field and he ran they keep At 930 pm. Barkley is schedul- 22 years as a Representative- The Dis d America!? yeterans president's tea at the home of Dr. clude compositions by Scarlatti, toolmaker and together bers of the organization W-. H. 50 yards to. pay dirt. Sanders' kick sharpeners for ed to make al short address from Congress tram the sixth congress- organizatifin fornvai a chapter In and -Mrs. Woods from 4:00 to 6:00. Moxarta Debussy and Brahma. busy producing Adams was elected temporary was blocked. Dale McDaniel caught his home ciVer the four national ional district. He makei a strong a dance in the evening. tool manufacturers. Murray Thursday at a special meet- Eldridge kickoff on the 40 and raced .and networks He.will introduce Presi- appeal to tobacco growers. He says commander and Charles the TPI Hitch Past The prize-winning afloat was de- Morern -P-A law in the county court house. was named temporary adjutant. 60 yards to score. Sanders convert- SHOT dent Truman in his final pre-elect- his amendment to the 0 Arts club. GOSHEN. Ind. 'UPI-Truck gar- '00013 meeting, of the group ed. signed by the Industrial ion speech at his hometown in raved tobacco prices and meant Lee Lyons and James Howard of The next Noah Frauhigher doesn't be- SALT LAKE C1TX t-back Second Prize went to the-Dramatics dener million &Thar! the DAV headquarters inaalsouis- was set for Thursday. Nov. in After the half TP9 carne car 91 replied to the radio patrol Independence, Mo. two hundred-22 prize to the Vet- lieve in letting modern contrap- Any disabled vet- with renewed 'vigor as Jiin, Lan- dab Ovid- third the porcu- If Barkley follows his usual else- More for them from 1942 through ville were here to discuss the the court house. tions change his way of living. dispatcher:" "We shot to be caster and Gordon Jarrell led the erans club. tion day procedure, early tomorrow 1945. He says he led the fight for possibilities of forming a local eran in this area is invited' Frauhigher comes to town pine right between the hqiise and Murray's territory. Miss Polly Tucker of Paducah When he'll vote in Lang's precinct. then . bill. Chapman chapter and the procedure to follow present. advance into the fence." alhat's a good place the price support crowned Football Queen at a these days. he drops a nichel in charter of the Meal chapter Jarrell went over front the six was porcupine. Car' 91," ra- go downtown to talk with his says that his re-election may deter- in forming the new group. The Ferernany. She one of Goshen's new parking to shoot a around Decem- for TPI's only'score. The 'kick was special pre-game friends until the polls (close. mine which party controls the 'Anoroximatelj, 25 disabled vet- will be presented meters and hitches his mules to it. idoefl the dispatcher nd good. was prernted by Mrs. Jack Wyatt, • 1 Senate. erans attended the first meeting and ber I, acedrding to Adams. Use Your Right To Vote •-•:1- Go To The Polls November 2

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• Rus- WZIS canning up, there, year than usual, the report said. r my "Wil• I FOR SALE-Shell _gasoline. Regu- Candid Kid Probably most of the seasonal de- Uncle Sam Says 1 USU. The Potentially Great were Billy Conn, Lou Nova and OF PORK lar, 26c; Ethyl, 8c-Hays Food PRICE cline has already taken place. But For Sale guys who Market. tfc plenty of other young it added that tar customary Janu- : girl. Can't a fight. But Scrappers coald give anybody EXPECTED ary price boost ma not occur sp r me, FOR SALE-Complete line of hear- SALE BY OWNERS: Modern at thema.._Lespe- CHOPS FOR nova well look early in 1949. Feeding hogs -to ing aid batteries for all makes. dwelling, electric wa- Mills and 2 bed room Be found-Lewis - %aria Chaviesa400deock, heavier weighta on this year's • Faiendly courteous service-Aug- heater, laundry tubs, hard- not so bad but they ter By Lawit: Pope ' Baksi. They're TO LEVEL OFF huge corn crop may keep supplies ust F. Wilson, 103 Gatlin Build- wood floors, insulated large floor- • are:ft young.' the champ remark- ,WASHINGTON. Oct. 30-tUlai- normally. ATLANTA. Oct. 23. - 1U1-9 - up a little longer than ing. . D2c ed attic. Located corner North ed. The price of pork chops is about Joltin. Joe Louis, barnstorming the a The seasonal decline in meat 12th and Olive St. near college Garner, a local as low as it will be for some-time, to keep in ahape for a possi- laaaa fights Joe prices, plus price drops for corn,' and high school. Owner leaving South to the Agriculture De- FOR SALE-McCurrnick-Deering heavy- Army hope, tonight in the first of according inspect at your ble June defense of his and butterfat, brought the farmer's • S. pickup hay baler and side deliv- city. If interested several exhibitions which will partment. tel- weight championship, has come out purchasing power down to its low-I ery rake. at Docid'a Grocery on convenience. K. T. Crawford, him to Memphis. New Or- monthly report on-Tie with the not too surprising state- carry In its est point in six years. the Depart: ' Concord highway. • Nip ephone 131-R. N6p and other southern situation, the Department ment that no potentially great leans, Nashville meat ment's mid-month price survey said hog prices normally decline of SALE - Good baby buggy, Younger scrappers are around. points. showed. The declines were only JUST ARRIVED - Shipment FOR from Septem- Springing chair the Along with Louis were Manager about eight per cent partially offset by gains in prices, short sleeve white all wool sweat- used 4 months. The Brown Bombeit, tipping fall 1609 Miles, Trainer Mannie ber to October because of the • • ers and,corduroy skirts-Farmer- for baby. Phone 487-W. scales at 216. just five pounds over Marshall of small grains, tobacco and truck lp Staimon and W. B. Graham, presi- upswing in marketings. cost -Gibbs Dress Shop Nle Main. the all pouvis with which he crops. Meanwhile the farmer's of the A1LAmerican Drink fell earlier and faster this knock ad out Jersey Joe WalcOti in dent Prices of living continued almost as high I FOR SALE-Plenty of cement. See which backs Joe Louis MATTRESSES-All kirals, rebuilt the eights round of his last stamp- Company, as last month. Fred Hargis. Phone 034-M. N3c the new soft-drink bearing I like new. Cotton mattresses made ionship battle, just shook his head Punch, right," said Graham. Early marketings of both hogs ti'..' name. as much meat I into innersprings at half price. and wondered what was happen- champion's "Joe Louis is doing all right," and cattle provided joy. New cottons, box springs and in: to the-.division.. "Joe Louis Punch is doing all said Seaman, who haa been train- in late Septembeg and early Octo- Thanksgiying is the day for a Offered ing a happy neraprings. All work guarantee Services ing Louis for the past 12 years and ber as last year, the meat report fel pit-ture-the scene of family reunion. It was born from the the best that's built-Starr formerly conditioned Benny Leon- said. But this relative plenty won't with YOU MAY STILL HAVE TIME , desire of man to acknowledge all the Paris, Tenn. Phone CROSSWORD PUZZLE "'""" "R"'"" Johnny Ehrtle, Ted (Kid) last. Per capita. consumption for Mattress Co.. to get your home properly insu- ard, blessings of the year and for a secure NI p tlantle0 Lewis and others. the fourth quarter of the year will America, the land of liberty and op- 1339. lated and weatherstripped before sclinsas. ii • nett 'plaki ET ill Joe.itaid he wasn't sure whether probably be about 40.8 pounds.' portunity. One way you can assure weather. For a free survey of .17 Heart ce.,1 FOR SALE - 1948 Ford pickup. bad I .013. A L..1L'E L Lii I Fa Eft' of the three pounds less than last year. i this picture of contentment for the and permanent ur•tt;,?, II I r. IC,: •Lottt,e he...‘ould fight the winner and heater. like your insulation MIK: It:. I I: ir l• ,kr ftl,R AN'N E R future is to start inserting in U. S. Mud grip tires 13 Rers xtrizard Charles-Joe Baksi fight. Early marketings were probably weatherstripping, Ore,• , f110..100 •ri r.1 Bends now and save regu- new. 1310 Olive. Telephafie type all metal 11 Savings is Lnglal sler.wat .Ce.ilt4o I,,erles "It all depends on how the Chal- an attempt to cash in before that tucks call H. M. Scarborough, 4094- Si.' D _EA TN T?F: E'''- larly: Use the safe plan 543-M. N6c SOPHISTICATED LADY on oil look," he said. ;If none look prices went down, the report added. away a part of your earnings each Wool Insulation Co., HIV- A a:11..10.1:1N TA ice EE lengers Rock screen, Audrey Totter. gsymb respect from western ranges were now for the Payroll Nbc the l• Niche, of S. f;'3 g`l gaod, why, I just wonT fight again. Receipts payday. Enroll ray, Ky. M-G-M Solirtwin, In very domestic 19 In this manner Pronoun . E S dry weather made Savings Plan for buying Bonds where 20 unit of sort 131ft.Ilit .11Cbt.) "No, I'll never fight Walcott lage because at heart. Shown here in an off- IL rail"Cap aE you work or, if self-employed,-'for Refrigeratton Sales and her 21 nen trait 4 6:711:1 wt Why should I. with guys like feed conditions poor. COUNT YOUR ROWLAND anireen candid shot outside of 22 1 o preen 17 Olt of tkeks E I again. the Bond-a-Month Plan where you 9934. recently Il little man. "No large increase in meat avail- Service. Supplies. Phone apartment, Audrey hue 24 Vein of metal 411.- Paine A Ere Charles around'.' For a bank. Every Sus inns 11 1 dull you such hits an "Lady 36 Pet Men 10-Starchy tuber E:c..5 'able to consumers can be expected a brighter picture Hazel Highway, one block South appeared In f2--Row.an (1115CIIII• AllarY P L W Charles looks good although •he buy will help paint and riligh Wall." 77 Penmen and yourself. MANY Sycamore Street. tf In the Lake". 29 Senders 'sac.' didn't do too much against Jimmy until late in 1949," was the depart- tor your family of - --- -in the 53 -Hodle. reeessev o,parosest 30 DOWN bout." ment's forecast. SPRINGFIELD. Ill. (UP)-The Bivins in his last COMMUNITY DECORATING CO., I-Ciraspe turned in went' out when 350 electric 7 8 9 o 1/ Naturally, the champ BLESSINGS painting inside and outside. Com- lights 1 1. ,, i 5 6 2-Dawn sat doWn to 3- Unc:c .dial.1 early last night. 4 • decorating service. Contract cooperative executives , 4-Yes 18p I plete R. 5,, "He always does before a fight," -J. Free esti- hear an address by Claude ,3 S-Coi,echon of or hour. Call 998-X sayings • piped up Mannie Seamon. TRANSFER COMPANY 4 • If •7Iatard, rural electrification ad- ay is -A quick blow STALEY mates. '7 g Mannie up. ministrator, on develoPment of r i 7-7o hoard That wound / 6-8herp flavor "We're keeping Joe ready," he FOR HOUSE WIRING, radio 'fe- plectric power. They heard him in 9-floinau broom, spouting words like mach- work, COM 10-Within blUrted, pair or any electrical the dark. " Fri// fMNIMi is Local and Long Distance Moving :3 RhOI bullets. "These exhibitions in or call 9134-Greenfield Elec- 21 AN 7.5 horseshoes ine-gun I2--11,1-,lan antelopes are just like reglar fights. There's tric Service, 101 E. Main. Murray, Iv al4 1.7-Communists never been a heavyweight like across from Stove Plant. If Clemson Tigers 21-Escaped MOVING IN 40 STATES UNDER I.C.C. 23-Concedes Louis-and pal, I've seen'em all. 30 i‘,/ - 24-10 misplace Appear Cinch .4 25-Native metal from Dempsey to Louis. He's never ,a/,,314 35 la 28-Additional had an ahbi because he's never All I.C.C. rates are not the same ••“•,/ Wanted .42 25-Otis - . one. Joe is keeping in shape, Bowl Bid a/ se ,W 29-Oreelnponico needed NEAT APPEARING LADY to can- For 57 31- Underhand even now when there isn't a spark '1, 4 32-8mail •tone PHONE PADUCAH 4833 COLLECT vas for hospitalization plan. Good By TIM .N.eilti-irty 33-Joined of challenge on the fistic horizon." Sports Writer • ./' pi 34-Wagon hourly rate pay. Phone 947-R-2. United Press Joe was headed for the feather- Paducah, Ky. (UP) --The ' SS-Reddish berry 216 Kentucky Avenue "STANDARD" Nip NEW YORK, Nov. 1 us .4 36-Typists talangi down, but those last two words were rolling 311-Obei Clemson Tigers still .0 stopped him. unbeaten 50 sc- 41‘-ltat loom Farm Tested .Feeds along collegiate football's 'Pi 44--BRO,y1001110 He turned and grinned, "Wait a Crating, Storage and Shipping now appeared 45-Clever highway today and 44-Cow's cry minute, Manny. I haven't retired the post- 52 43 I lighest Quality a cinch to gain one of 47-Dance step yet. Save those big es watch. Owner may 49 -U S soldier undefeated season bowl bid& ••••• by 0••• F.h0. frel..••• 11-Transm.ae oaten.) words for then.- at paying for this ad - Ledger & The South Carolina crew got the Times . Nlc unbeat- jump on seven other major By Ernie Bushmiller Lowest Cost Question en schools by dumping a stubborn NANCY Cagey ROSS FEED CO. Boston College team. 26 to 19. Fri- For Rent day night before 25.169 fan: at Murray, Ky. field. AW - - DON'T LOOK AT DAT OWL-- THE1 RENT-Furnished apartment. Boston's Braves FOR victory North 3rd St. Tel. 101 entrance. Furnace heat. It was the fifth straight WASTE YER TIME WISEST OF ALL BOIDS Private last major furnished. 103 N. for the Tigers and the Gas and water achedule. ON THOSE DUMB Nip obstacle on their 1948 16th. phone 267-M. wita Can Black-Draught They round out their season SPARROWS For- FOR RENT - Furnished room for games against Furman. Wake Cita- Help That college boy, or working man - est, Duquesne, Auburn and the Mrs Lyles. 107 South 15th street. del-_all medicore opponents. big Hero Headachy Feeling? Murray. Ky. Bobby Gage was the pasaing for It., 0.o',Ors ue.t may Le.p yi wheys in Clemson's triumph, you feel logy if the only reason you fed and setting -up Blea- three touchdowns that way Is because of constipation. intercapting*a r:fraught, the friendly laxative, is usually Not everyoody' in the other score by sercurt.t and thorough when taken as di- Ed Songin do- a Botton aerial. With rected. It costs only • penny or lees Calloway county sub- came dose. That's why It has been a best- ing the chucking.' B. C. lilac) seller With four generation& U yes MIS a good aerial game and troubled with such symptoms all 10•8 al scribes to The Ledger up with appeUte. Leatlacbs. upset stomach. flatu- even outgained the ,Southerners in lence, physical fatigue. sleeplessness. & Times but nearly -311 yards to 192 yards. • mental haziness, bad breath-and If these air. yardage Symptoms are doe only to constipation- it. However. Clemson always tighten- package today. everybody reads try nisaii-onsusat Oet a defense at the right time and k..i10•41,7. BV...T../AfIL ed its Tm held B. C. to only 47 yards on the ground. night: • In other games Friday Vanderbilt rolled to a4117 to 0 By Raelntrn Van Buren Change of Interest • victory over Auburn; Denver 1...Tni- ABBIE an' SLATS versity surprised by Whiz George- THE 10-10: Maryland walaipad MIGHT BUT-WE'RE JUST COIN' town, HA -HARDLY A HOUR AGO- I SAID MASEL!!!-YOU HEY-P5ST-LITTLE 27-13: Temple THIS TO GET HIM MAC:- POINT IS Miami WITH YOU FOREVER, HAVE THE DECENCY LADY-HE'S GOOD for Ps first I WAS THROUGH MAD THAT I feated Bucknell. 20-0, WHILE AND MAD NOW- AND HE'S PLENTY - MABEL --AND ALREADY YOU'RE TO STOP victory of thr season, and Villa DON'T'HAFTA NOW.71 WHAT'5 THE LIKE KISSIN' SOMEONE ELSE.'!.'- I'M TALXIN WE nova Vipped Detroit, 27-6. DO THIS ANY- POINT OF GOING ON? 00 YOU CALL THAT BEIN' MORE:I FAITHFUL? s/

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Let in •••• Voting is' easily done. By Al Capp rooster. Golden Slicker ! ! TRAINED MECHANICS the circle under the Lri.. ABNER Oh, Thet Everyone has a right to vote 1.5 way. T'BE Prepare Your Car this AND HYAR'S MAI-i CHANCE NOTICED THET RIGHT!: -BUT THE MOTORS per cent of our fF SADlE, HAWKINS DAY Ai-I A HOOMAN+TAFHAN, - Eighty WAR BUT, I'M PROPELLERS-AND THEYRE by. COMIN; NOVEMBER 13TH, AMONG YORE MAKE A CROOKED DOLLAH For Winter people will be benefitted AFRAID OBSOLETE. IF YOU AH HAS FOUND A ASSETS. FO'SALE, IS AT TH. SAME_ TIME..!" voting this way. THERE'S LUG "EM AWAY, THET'S JEST ••majority SHORE WAY T'MAKV TH' WRECKS 0' GET FACTORY TESTED to vote NOTHING T1-4E'Y'RE 'YOURS WHUT AN `,./AS It is a great privilege A SOFT DOLLAR ?T TEN SMALL LEFT OF FOR NOT HI NGff PREPAPED as you please. OBSERVATION PLANES.07' ..Certainly Calloway and FQ''EM.y_f reward VCR all Kentucky should BETTER Senator Barkley with a large ,areiitaz - the man with pe DRIVING majority the greatest political history in our state. at His labors have brought comfort to us. Shall we not reward him by voting the CABLE MOTOR COMPANY straight Democratic ticket. T. 0. TURNER VIZ= Advt

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PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIM, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY,,NOVEMBER 1, 1948 - Club News Aettrates Locals Right Depth of Planting • Vital with "Fall Bulbs Page Weddino.s ANEMONE Aco hate • omen's 14YaciNTH • KilliOUS lett 1,10it/DPOP -F- - - PHONE 374-M PLANTING cisioNoDosa OWE NYACININ ',ARC MS DEPTH Cor GROUND

C. E. Broach. Miss Margaret Cam. • 'scats .„-b..7 Un • Social Calendar I pbell is leader. LOCALS 3 tams Lured By Loreleis Mrs. J. Wayna Brown of Holly- 4 itiCHES ° • Tuesday. November 2 I weed, Calif., left Saturday follow- 4='33V5=5:::: 1 ursday, November. 2 . The 5 itglifS The .••: aa.a) Study r• of •the Circles of the First Baptist log a visit with her sister-in-law, Church First Me thodist, Church meet will meet at 2:30 is fOi- Wallace McElrath and Mr. 67 i7;,4sEE.s , at 2:30 at the church. Mrs. A. D :, Mer:rath. • • Butterworth director. wal preseat East Circle with Mrs. W. V K irk- • land S. 6th 8 utuits the lesson on the Panama Canal Street. • 1 Miss Mai cells Glasgow has re- ;rig' • Circle 12 Zone. West with Mrs. J. al Linn sumed her studies at Peabody Col- S. 14th Street. lege, Nashville. Tenn., after spend-- Keep This Bulb Planting Depth Chart, It Will Be Helpful to You. Central Circle with Mr. -J. D. ing the weekend with Tuesday.' November 2 I her parents, Fall bulbs should never be plant- jured. A mulqh placed over the 11..wlett. Main St!'oet. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Glasgow, South ed in poorly drained locations. If bulbs -after the ground has frozen Groups I. II and II of th- First Fourteenth street. your garden is low, lacking a place will 'keep the frost in, and reduce • Christ:ere Church will meet 'it 2:30 • • where water never stands, but al- frost heaving. • as follow's., ways quickly runs or drains away, Mrs. 011ie Barnett was in Col- When it is intended to allow tulips -Group I, Mrs. Clyde Jones leader. College then such • place must be created umbus. Ohio, last week, as a re- to remain wiliere you plant them vii.11 meet with Mrs. Rupert Parks. by elevating a bed six inches or several years rather than dig them presentative at the regional meeting more above the surface. N 10 St. Calendar up after they have blossomed and for Girl Scout Commissioners. Remember that newly turned soil leaves have turned yellow Graup II Mrs. W. J. Gibsan Icad• • • their • November 2. Tuesday - Recital. settles; so heap it above the bulbs, each summer, they should pe plant. • er, will meet with Mrs. E. J. Beale an Mr. and Mrs. James Rudy All- inch or two, to avoid leaving a cd two or three inches deeper than Coldwater Road. Prof. John Winter, recital hall. depression when it packs down. The britten of South Eighth street, an the normal depth. Group HI Mrs. H. C. Co:', leader November 3. Wednesday - Chap- depths of planting given in the ta- flounce' the birth of a daughter, ble may be Deep plating ir.ay cause flower- will meet with ?firs. Orals Chur- el. Address by Rabbi Herbert S. considered minimums; Lynda deeper ing to be soniewhat later, so all 5 Waller of Louisville. Grey, October 26. planting may often be ad- chill. Na• 7th St. a • visable. One of the chief hazards bulbs which it is desired sball blos- November 5. Friday - Football sumi at the same time should be ' Mrs. R. It RUssell. of Stewart for all bulbs is "frost heaving," Thursday, November 4 game, Morehead at 8 p.m. due to alternate freezing and thaw- planted the same depth. I county, Tenn., was' the week-end The Business and Professional:November 8. Monday - Western ing of the soil, which may lift shal- The lilies which need deep plant- guest of her mother and sister. low rooted plants out of the soil. ing (7 to 10 inches.) are th,se that group of'the Christaia Kentucky Symphony orchestra. First Church Mrs. Vickie Martin, and Miss Katie Bulbs planted so late they cannot make roots on their steins above CO Tilghman high school, Paducah, a ill meet with Mrs. J. E. Littleton Martin, 300 North Fifth street. make roots in the fall are likely to the bulb. The madonna lily, which S. 8th St. The speaker will be Mr ' at 8:15 p.m. suffer from it: and large bulbs not does not do this, needs shal- set deep enough will often be in- low planting, 3 to 4 inches down. De Dewey's Trouble Thi New hardest in York City. FDR it 'PM, Will Be In took 61.6 per cent of the city vote )\I 2\ TIME in 194-t. A New York Daily News Caofglaeal5rni5e t DESERT DESTINY Industrial Areas poll a incompletel lists the 1948 4 ./o:srea,.4exu; contenders this way: S se by JOSEPH CHADWICK NEW YORK Oct. 28-II:in-Gov. Truman 49.9 VARSITY THEATRE arour Thomas E.: Dewey cannot be elect- "River Lady." i I lir 17- Min.) •••• I. I .4.4 nat.. ••••••••*$, Dewey: 38.8 The " ed President next Tuesday if the Wallace: 11.3 Featuite Starts: 1:00-2:39-4:23-6:07- 40.00( •Illonde Fracy Has den wa. not Democrats can hold their own in navior with annderang wet** was The up-state vote will be lop- 7:51-9:35. the c born a Garrison, but she used at ,:paet because Helene had the populous industrial areas. once met sided for Dewey. CAPITOL THEATRE this the hisurious Hacienda. built iii tam There was a tension in the But forecasts of a Republican 'Arizona to old Jeff Garrison. be- atmosphere .pf "The Invisible Wall" I I Hr. 12 Min.) Thi the room as it election sweep in die industrial Estimates • of Wallace's probable eause her grandfather bad been .veryone had noticed Phil's ember- New York vote next Tuesday Feature Starts: 1:19-2:53-428-6:03- dude loyal to the late cattle baron . stile's suggest that the Democratic • aaanent Pete Donohue relieved range up to 500.000. 7:38-9:13. She, Tracy is the tavorite ot the he tension be starting party has lost essential support the Juke Dade baron's widow. senora Maria. anis Among white collar and manual The records show that profess- les thus outs the minas of Ruth and workers. ional and business- voters and the Nun, grandchildren, and weak A PIER that brief unpleasant- farmers were against the Democrats john,B Itamon. only surviving Henry- A. Wallace's third5 1y ,on. The ness the evening promised to four years ago. The American In- 3. Senora learns of another grand. lie a bit gaye th:r most evenings thrust is cutting heavily into those stitute of Public Opinion Year Book Thuv. oTr Sian she never has seen. Phil Gar- at the Hacienda The Garrisons Democratic votes in some states. riaon and sends Tracy to locate a breaks the 1944 vote down by occu- :re on good behavilr ndt quarrel- notably New York. His vote may rynno him. In a distant city. Jim Con- ing pations as follows in terms of per- itieke,:n and not even . saaing the cus- deprive President Truman of New roy rents a room and ransacks 'remain: barbed thinizs to one an- centage: the adjoining room, only tto be "York's 47 electoral votes, Wallace jnel A WHITE FRENCH POODLE doesn't stand a chance %then the beaches of the other and were the :alarm:no FDR Dewey interrupted by the knocking ot People they could be when may achieve as much in California, contain tvsci-such lovely sirens as Dee Tomei! and Elizabeth Tavlor. Miss they Prof. and Business 41 59 Pacific Tracy. who has been directed to wished Tracy found a corner chair Minnesota and. possibly, Massachu- er. C important'dancing role in M-G-M's ••Words Garrison's room. Drawing( Ms White Collar 51 49 Girls More Carefree Turnell has just been signed for an and after a moment Phil rams to setts EUs :t ap gun. Conroy admits her. Tracy Workers and Music." and Flizahetkeis currently to be seen in the same studio's,"A Date r.er She noticed tie walked with Manual 62 38 Darn/ With Judy,.," and —Julia Misbehaves." assumes he is the Senora's grand- the slight limp that was occasion- Wallace's punch finds the Demo- Farmers 48 52 ' Thanks To 2-Way Help son. later Conroy returns to ally In evidence cratic chin in the big awns. There What to do for women s oldest problem. It was Mr. Roosevelt's hold on functional monthly pain? Many• girl and Garrison's room, finding his She said -13 your wound trou- are 91 cities of 100.000 or more in- riain, quarry tied. Called home by the bling White Collar and Manual workers women hes found the answer in CAR- BELLEVILLE. N. Y •U"-Sixty you avian" .habttants and they were the power- DUI'S 3 You CARDER 4 hum senora'. Illness. Tracy -way help. se* may Personal Paragraphs aeratades -A little tt mi. a habit of hurting that enabled him to lick Dewey in make things iota blocks V tee. each :we.gting. 300 Conroy to accompany her, atill hntises of Franklin D. Roosevelt's sealer foe you in either when I'm upsalber on edge." 1944. In 1936 and 1940 Mr. Roose- yof Iwo ways: il) started 3 days before ebrt lef:j pounds. broke through the door of Miss " Joan Butterworth. tech- Miss Ann Woods. daughter of Dr posing as Phil. he meets the frail Tracy New Deaf-Democratic coalition. gave him a searching look. velt had support of the farmers, as "your Mao" and taken es directed on the a trailer truck and slid into the nician at St. Joseph Hospiiul, Mem- Ralph Woods. president of Murray Senora. a ho exacts his reluctant could not help asking "And Helene FDR carried all but eight of those label, it should help relieve f.inctionel promise to stay one well. But the tide was turning at- periodic pain, i3) taken throughbut street. tying up traffic for an hour. phi". Tenn.. visited her parents. Dr State College. and Mrs. Woods. has month. Beau- did upset you (lidn't she', cities in 1944 when he defeated the tiful Ruth plays up to ten 1940. month like • tonic, it should Improve your returned to Lexington. where she her new He ermined in. way that eased Dewey and won a fourth term. Harr; and 'Mrs A. D Butterworth. North -cousin " and the ma•nuerade hermit-ad -She gave me a had mo- appetite, aid digestion, and thus help is a student at the University build up renitence for the Fourteenth street over the weekend of goes smoothly until Conrev Is in- ment I didn't want to appear rude Dewey was blanked among the 24 trying days to and attended homecoming game Kentucky. after visiOng her pa. - troduced to Helene. Ramon's yet I couldn't big cities of New England the Use our come. CARDU1 Is scientifically prepared CAPITOL the remember ever hav- Classified Ads - They! and scientifically would. It you ents. and young second suffer "at Runt'al3 ridi r k; at Murray State College. Other attending the roller. wife. who says she ing met her before" Mountain States and the Pacific. get the business time certain Ilalos", got CARDL7 today. already Ends Torsite visitors in the Butterworth home homeconung events. has met Phil Garrison. Tracy said "Perhaps you're Im- Of the cities in the 20 Middle • el. - mune to attractive.women" Joe Butterworth, ! • • Atlantic States, Dewey got only were the son. Mr. CHAPTER XI He said nothing to that but his Thl •• L'"13 medical student at Vanderbilt The.: Paducah Chapter of the Yonkers. N. Y. He won Peoria. Ill., WHEN Tracy learned that glance sought Ruth. Ruth was love- Uravarsity. Nashville.. Tenn . and United Daughters of the Conted- lier than Helene and younger-and Cincinnati. 0., Grand Rapids, Mich., ;*-‘‘ 4 "Ruth had Sent Phil Garri- Mrs. Butterworth e acy will celebrate its fiftieth unmarried. His face had no expres- Indianapolis, Ind., and Fort Wayne, son's bag to a guest room WE SELL THE • • • . anniversary with a one o'clock In the sion. but Tracy wondered what his Ind.. among the East North Central new Wing of the Hacienda. she thoughts were when he looked at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wiser have luncheon at the Hotel Irvin Cobo States. The West North Central Was furious Phil was her gunat, Ruth. She knew she was jealous of ST returned to their home in Louis- tomorrow. Nov. 2nd. at which eve..? his glance and of his thoughts. States gave Dewey only Wichita. and the Senora's guest. and It YAR' INVIS113LE ville. Ky.. following a • brief 'visit Mrs. W. S. Swann of this city, and Juan had beaten Ramon at bit- Kans. In the South he carried He an outstanding member of the local was only reasonable that he liarda, and now he called for some- Tulsa. Okla.. Mrs. Dtavey's home RUBBER STAMOs with the tatter's mother and sister. eraaiirla les, chapter, will be guest .speaker. Stay in the Old Wing. On the one else to play. Pete Donohue said town. • . Mrs._Annie Wear. 415 North Fourth "No, thanks. • • Surface. it Was not something i'm no athlete." So For all 91 cities of 100.000 cr more WALL street. and Mrs. Almeda Farley. 313 Juan called. "Cousin Phil." with a to make an issue Of, but Tracy the 1944 percentage score was: Ledger & Times North Fdth greet. • 11Ih and Mrs_ a F. Perdue with Shade of mock:ng emphasis on the cpd o c saw an ulterior motive. Ruth word."Cousin." Roosevelt. 60.7 • their daughter. Rose Marie of Pad- few itranted ti) have the visitor Pete drifted over to Tracy and Dawey: 39.3 Rev Robert E. Jarman. pastor of ucah. attended tale Murray State., Where she, and the other Gar- asked. low-voiced. "What's all the Wallace is hitting Mr. Truman Ammimmir the First Chrtitian Church. this Tennessee Tech football game mystery? Helene seemed to knock 150 t MOMS. Could Influence city. is conducting a Church En- staged here Saturday afternoon. him the wind out of the otherwise debo- 150 1 largement Crusade. at Motions ; • • against the Senora. nair Phil OarrLson." scare Angry enough lb quarrel over Tracy said. "You're Imagining VAEIYLY Gap. Ky.. this week. V-J.udge_kad Mrs. C. A. Hale have the 24:,00 sdivi.1ii • AMMI• matter. Tracy immediately went In things. Pete. You'd better get back • • arsaairned from Memphis, where thay Tuesday-Wednesday l search of Ruth. She reached the to your typewriter while your mind • Ralph Wear: of the Stan-Oenar.-4 visited relatives. rumpus room lust as Ruth intro-)1s hitting on all cylinders.- • • '" Pete gave her a crooked at, Paducah. 'Pant the we-aaiitatiiii. duced Phi: to Ramon's young wife. grin. He ti 7. She was dull-looking except for his eyes, Ge ne Your Day, Yo' Will Remember al Fleet I Lt. lig. Joe Pat Trevathan of the caught Helene's words - saw 1th his farraly. here. 288 which were always quick and ob- Merchant- Marines is visiting his the sudden steel( in Philip's eyes. 4treet. and attended the Murray Tracy stood unseen, servant. Galon Tre- watching Hold on a State-Tennessee Tech: football game pare nts. ard Mrs. "Don't give me that eyewash. little longer.• . EDW. G. ROBINSON Helene's eyes, her voice, were nerato g, Saturday afternoon. • vathan. mocking Phil actually seemed to darling." Pete drawled. "I know when something's AIMS& The Gar- - squirm. Tracy forgot her presspec- tiVe quarrel with Ruth. A voice in risons are hiding an epidemic of cornr BURT LANCASTER BROOKS BUS LINE her mind said.•aThis ftaghtens him. nerves because of the newcomer. stead His fears something ,the Knows All but Helene. and she has got the 27 Ie. Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan Indian sign on Cousin about him." And NI theuahts Phil." 17 a Fastest Time-Thru Buses — Shortest Route flashed hack to "She met him once two years ago Service that dingy rooming All Seats Reseraid - Radio for Your Pleasure - Pillow house where she had Met him- at a party." Tracy reminded htm_ am, Ar. Detrua 5:43 a rer. "Once seems to be D...1 v Sill, dale - La Murray 11:00 hiding behind the door a gun in his enough. Don't S•••••••••••• look now but Helene 810.115, without tax - Make Seat Reservations Early hand • keepa her eyes sil.7bSuthk, Fare drifting from the paper she is not Far InfarrriLtion Helene WAS saying. -It's not very • aetiv flatterthea reading to Phil whom she is read- Murray Bus Termidai Paducah Bus Terminal Phil-sour not remem- Answer: • • ;cte,: up11c2 benne our meeting ing And being a woman with a Phone 456 After an ft eirl Phone 604 !aces to think the imnresaes men." huaband. I'd say her interest is not She'll Tracy saw that Phil nad recov- a romantic one, ered from nts embarrets,snient. He was smiling now He llehted a cig- TRACY felt oddly uneaey. She oMuo15imt arette and appeared to be think- a had her doubts of Philip. base- ing • less doubis.aaf course and Pete's words were freshly upsetting. You are invited to attend the He said. al'm ashamed of myself. bwpeeedith Give irle a little tip. Helene. Where She said. "Don't Inek now. Pete- die we Meet and Shen" but Ruth iit41,w4t4nik your way I'm Evangelistic Services "It was in Los Angeles at a cock- sure she'll put the Indian sign on than7 to tail party twatvears ago Our host- you. if you keep whaperina to me chat at the - ess made a point of introducing us Id a corner." • oecause Ige. had the same name We Pete laughed and went back to aalked add found that I was mar- Ruth. Treey drafted qyer to the WI- to your uncle" !tam- table and watched loan and ,You never know what's happening • MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH DE _ — -Two Years is a lona time." Phil Phil knock the balls around As erase other end of Tenth and Main Streets 'aid net 'atria my memory isn't Juan riled-a tricky shot, his part- the line! That's why ner what it should be asked: it's Tc 'You aMteei about Ramon and "How does Pete Donohue fit into important to allow atouVis MURRAY, KY, tha Imre quite Mattnpetnted whe n I told picture here" Da nbil-aia.ar.as On a !slimness trip" .. "Oh. rig's Ruth's special truest.' minute for your party to reach the D. Mockery was still in Helene's- Tracy eeplained "A writer of West- voice and Trsev walked into the ern voiles He is here, to absorb telephone. It's also important to answer the November 1-12, 1948 are= color" lege, nailing a cheer* hello in the calls riche at reaevina Phil of his embar- M that moment an urgent knock as promptly as possible. "Being • will -esament anunrled on the patio door One of • She imagined athat he day thanked her with the vaqueros a frightened man Considerate" always pays n_g111111* She did off' in better costnri riot imarine the took Helene gave stood there with sombrero in hand tier There sap, son:whine in that The Mexican's coming made Tra- telephone service for everyone. 7Enc1 =111 Immil EVANGELIST JOHN R. FLYNN look -a sort of siecret.amusement cy's word' almost prophetic Pete us .i Puth Oarronn Mae °faced on a Donohae was to be supplied story pnternra i ;tool- St the bar merely material And the newcomer to !mkt= SOUTHERN 4 Yvonne DeCarlo Audubon Baptist Church, Henderson, Ky. aeatittfui She said -I. flops you Oarrienn Flatlet) was to be tesu.d- HU TILIPNON/ 'APIO MIORAPI4 aa perhaps Tracy COMPANY in lent mina my Itealthg Phil agillY wanted him to be loceerporati•d SERVICES DAILY AT 1:30 and 7:00 P. M. voile vnu were with the Senora. tested. • "RIVER LADY" Ts'hrracercryi 4 -No net at all." (To be coot:oiled) in Technicolor s Evening .Services will be broadcast over WNBS didn'treplied.tmin d now: the was metre (The characters in this serial are Always Be Considerate the ABC of Good aoncernecl filth Phil', strange be- lIctIttoual Telephone Service It 41.111111M1.1111r

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