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Selected As nest All-Ramid Kentucky Community Newspaper Tor 1947

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KENTUCKY—Fair and cool- er tonight. Tuesday fair and cools

Y0I7R PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- 1948 MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 XX; No. 99 United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, October 11, VOL Streets Lined With Good Tobacco Crop Big Crowd Saturday Predicted rs;',A. Year To Watch Parade c° • Fire Prevention Despite Di'y Spell Activities Termed EASTERN DOWNS 4 'Best In State' UNBEATEN BREDS HOMEMAKERS Late Variety Superior To withThe spectators streets of SaturdayMurray were to watchlined SATURDAY 6 0 the largest fire prevention parade CLUBS BEGIN lEarly Tobacco This Year in the history of the city. Included A 44-yard break-away dash by in the parade were fire trucks, city Harry Sweesy. Eastern back, pro- OF WORK Tobacco men in this area pre- dignitaries, the Murray high school vided Eastern State college with a YEAR dicted today that the tobacco crop band, floats, and several marching 1-0 victory over the unbeaten Mur- Wesley Council Homemaker's Club of Calloway this year will be "pretty good" units composed of Scouts and school ray Thoroughbreds at Richmond datspite the prolonged children. Saturday night. Carinty began..dtp year's work in Has Dinner drought early in the season. They predict that After the parade, the firemen A homecoming crowd of more clothing constelletion with a train- Meet demonstrated a rescue from an than 6,000 persons watched the ing meeting, Friday. October 8, for In Saturday about the same amount of tobacco upper-story window in the Na- Maroons wrap up the game in the the club clothing leaders. will be placed on the market this luckless victim Sweesy's Members of the Wley Found-- tional hotel. The third quarter as a result of Lessons will emphasize the select- year as in previous years. of the mock hotel fire was carried mad dash to the goal line. ation Council were guests at a ion of pattern and material in relat- One difference. however, is that down the firenian's ladder. placed The speedy sophomore broke the dinner meeting in the private dining this year most of the tobacco will away HIGH NOTE—"One more rehearsal and we'll be ready for Albert Hall," seems to be the ion to the individual, and correct In an ambulance and whisked ice after a Murray punt had been room of the Collegiate Inn Satur- be of the late -variety. Last year feeling of Otto (left), the dominant male at to the hospieal while hundreds of downed on the 41-yard line. Bill hippopotamus Whipsnade Zoo, England. fitting, rather than actual construct- there was more early tobacco mate, Mimi, day everting. persons watched. Emmett attempted the conversion opens Just as wide to complete duet. Otto can be heard even with a MOuthfUl ion details. They are a continuation planted in this area, but this year hotel rescue, the fire — ------Following the meal. president After the but failed. of last. eear's project work in dress there was . a shortage of plants. departinent-put on a 'demonstration Conley Tayler took charge Of the 'Those who did early Neither team came within scor- ehich did include son- get tobacco court house square showing construct', in the ing distance of the goal line in the business meeting. planted suffered a loss because of of various itruction techniques. the relative effectiveness 4-3 The mined voted to hold Sunday the drought early. in the season. half of the evenly-matched first Defeats -1f *leaders of the types of fire extinguishers. As a The twenty-M The late tobacco be heavy, battle. However, Eastern had the training night Vespers at 6:00 p. m. in the climax to the Fire Prevention twelve clubs will receive according to the experts, because edge in first downs, 10-8. from Miss Verna Little Chapel on the campus. Mem- t Week activities, Mr. Arson was for each lession there was considerable rain during *core by quarters: specialist, in the burned at the stake to symbolize Latzke, clothing bers discussed at length the coming the last part of the growing season. Extension Service of the University the 1948 Murray for Capture the end of fires in To the variety revival in Methodist Church. This is all cut now and in Eastern 0 0 6 0-6 lessions then will coming year. He came to Murray of Kentucky. The and the erection and dedication of the barns being cured. Cutting Murray 0 0 0 O-0 going to third. clubs by the lead- Wednesday and was placed in jail By LEO H. PETERSEN Robinson, on the second pitched to right. Tucker be given to the the new Wesley Foundation Stu- started the last part of September. • at second, month, the pro- after attempting to set numerous United Press Sports Edlter ball. Hegan forced Robinson ers. Beginning this dent Building which is being built Although late tobacco is ciarkir Elliott to Tucker scoring end in April with six fires here. Baptist• Churches BOSTON.Oct. 11 4 UP The Dark bunted safely down the Stanky. ject will just off the campus. than the early variety, there is a • with and the Boston third base line. Torgeson lined to on the play. Lemon grounded . lessons included. Saturday's program closed A skating party was planned for demand for it on the market if It Hart to Tucker and Dark was doubled off Torgeson unassisted. the first lesson, an address by Mayor George , To Have Special Braves returned The subject of October 12. and plans were also is of good quality, according to the • sixth game of the first, Tucker to Robinson. Two runs. two hits, no errors, Friday by complimenting the fire department today for the taught at the meeting made for a Wesley Foundation year- buyers. Dark tobacco of good quality Series. No runs, one hit, no errors, none one left. of Line and members of the Fire Preven- Mission Offering World Miss Latzke was "Selection book, and a birthday caiender. will sell better than light tobacco non Week committee for their ex- They were greeted by threaten- left. Roston sixth: in elation to the Individual." The of poor quality. Those present were: Conley cellent work in making residents of Kentucky Baptist churches are ing skies as Boston's , Cleveland secmd: - • Elliott tangled to right center. NoNmber lesson will be on the Since the late tobacco crop is Taylor, Rev. George Bell, Mrs. Murray and Calloway county aware baying a special offering Sunday, who won 13 and lost 13 this sea- Tucker fouled to Elliott. Robin- Rickert hit into a play, selections and buying of wollen much heavier this year than the Shelby Hadden, oounseler, Don of the necessity of tire prevention. October 24. to help accelerate their son, took on the Braves pitching son lined to Stanky. Began singl- rdon to Boudreau to Robinson. dress material. early crop. growers in this area are to David, Dorothy Nell Smith, Ann Guy Billtiagion. ensirmse od the Mate Mission program. chores against Cleveland's 20- ed down the left fiercT foul line. Salkeld grounded out. Gordon The leaders ing the train- expected to get most of their in- • attend▪ Crisp, Juanita Williford. Jean committee, acted as master of The Reverend J. C. Asbridge. game winner, . Young Lemon flied to Rickt•rt. Robinson. ing meeting were Mrs. Samuel come from the late crop during the hits, no errors Mueller, Roy Hines. Pat Croghan, Max Hurt, chairman ofcoreTODie. the Benton is the, missionary in this Lemon had beaten the Braves, 4 No runs, one hit, no errors, one No runs, one Adams, Mrs. Allen Wells. East Side, corning selling season. Betty Jo Soyars, Edward Parker. finance committee, awarded prizes area supported by Kentucky Bap- to 1. in Thursday's series game left. none left. Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. Bessie Claire Sanders, Wally Hanson, to the county and city high school tist churches. here. Boston second: Cleveland seventh: Wells. Faxon; Mrs. G. P. Hughes, flied to M. McCormick. Hanson, Bobby Bell. Carolyn and grade pupils who participated This year 86 Kentucky Baptist Manager of the Elliott beat out a slow roller to Mitchell Mrs. Rex Broven, Harris Grove; singled to center. Boudreau Vaughn. Jean Butterworth, Letrieia KROGER TRUCKING • in the fire prevention poster sod missionaries working largely in un- Indians made a lineup change, put- Keltner for a base hit. Elliott went Doby Mrs. Jennings Turner, Mrs. Gene a double play, Elliott to Outland. and Clara Jane Miller. window display contests. churched areas organized a num- ting into the out- to second on a balk by LleMOVI. hit into Potts. Kirksey; Mrs. B. C. Swann, build Stanky to Torgesun. ber of new churches, helped fiefd in place of who itieltt111 lined to Tueker. Elliott Mrs. Vernon Butterworth. Lynn STRIKE SETTLED runs, one hit, no erros. none ten new church houses and led has a slight Charley horse. Tucker going ti third after tale catch. Sal- No Grove; Mrs. Charles Stubblefield, to MARKETS PRODUCE Over a hundred young people played center with keld grounded out, Robinson un- left. Miss Erin Montgomery, New Con- seventh: SATURDAY become recruits for mission work. shifting to right Judnich's usual assisted. Elliott folding third. M. Boston cord; Mrs. C. B Crawford, Mrs. At A Glance Many new church organizations Keltner M. McCormick struck out Stan- . Oct. 11 (UPI — pro- spot. McCormick grounded out. Ottis Patton, North Murray; Mrs. A week long strike of approxi- were formed and hundreds of boys ky grounded out. Keltner to Rob- • duce: "Both and Gene Bear- to Robinson. Pat Thompson, Mrs. Robert Hen- Stocks firm in quiet trading. mately 100 truck dirvers and ware. and girls were given Bible School hit, no errors, one inson. F. McCormick batted for Poultry: 32 trucks, the market den will be in the Hall pen today," No runs, one don. Paris Road; Mrs. Harmon Ross. Bonds irregular; V. S. Govern- housemen which halted merchan- opportunities. Many of these miss- Voiselle and grounded out, Kell- unsettled. Hens 32, Leghorn hens Boudreau said, "Although Bearden left. Mrs. 011ie Hale. Penny; Mrs. R. L. ments did not trade. Curb stocks dise deliveries to 121 Kroger Manatees traveled over difficult third: ner to Robinson. 30, hybrid hens 31, colored fryers will get the call if a seventh game Cleveland Cooper. Mrs. J. A. Outland, Potter- irregular. Chicago stocks irregular. stores in the Southern Illinois area roads and held services in remote Mitchell doubled down the left No runs, no hits, no errors, none 32, Plymouth Rock fryers 39, white is necessary tomorrow." town; Mrs. Terry Lawrence, Mrs. Silver unchanged in New York at ended today when a contract be- places. field line. Doby lined to Rickert. left. Mrs. Rock fryers 37. Plymouth Rock A play by play description fol- E. E. Collie, Radio Center; 77 1-2 cents a fine ounce. Cotton tween the company and United The special offering will be used Mitchell holding second. Boudreau Seventh totals: broilers 311, colored broilers 34. lows: 011ie Brown. Mrs. Walter Miller. futures irregular. Grains in Chi- Construction Workers. local union to help increase this already ex- doubled off Holmes' glove,in right Cleveland :1_7_0 and White Rock springs 34, Plymouth Cleveland first: South Murray; Miss Latzke cago: Wheat, corn, oats, rye and No. 64, U. M. W. signed. Henry tensive State Mission program of scoring Mitchell. Holmes Boston colored springs Mitchell lined Voiselle's fourth field, Miss Rachel Rowland, Home Dem- soy bean futures lower. Niemann, Kroger Carbondale Rock springs 34, Kentucky Baptists. his Cleveland eighth: Doby dropped the ball after getting onstration agent.' branch manager announced Satur- 29, Leghorn chickens 2f1, young pitch to M. McCormick. Spahr. went in to pitch for Bos- was hit glove on it. Off to Another Port day hen turkeys 50, young torn turkeys tingled .to left. Boudreau lined to Rickert who evening. Bickford and Barrett warmed up ton. Gordon to- 43. young heavy ducks 34, old on the back by a pitched ball. ROCK ISLAND. Ill LTP)--The -Deliveries will be resumed Overcast Named again for Boston. Gordon fouled made a fine one handed catch on small ducks 22. , Doby going to second. Barrett and Meet Your officer on desk duty at the police night and 48 stores closed for the heavy ducks 30, Boudreau holding sec- a low line drive. Kellner -singled both began warming up to Elliott. couldn't make change and past vreek will be re-opened Mona ducklings 38. guineas 30, Pige`)ns Bickford off Spalin's gloveflaicker singled station Frat President ond. Keltner struck out.- J. Burch day mnrping:4 Niemann said, add- I eau) 2.00. old roosters 23. in the Boston bullpen. Goeclon lin- Kellner stopping at sec- Paper Carrier it cost a motorist $20. E. One , two hits, no errors, one to right. open UNIVERSITY. miss. Oct. 11, The ed to Rickert. the Indians holding gave a hitch-hiking sailor $20 to ing that 72 stores remained young geese 22. left. and. Robinson singled to right dais- Mississippi Alpha chapter of Phi their bases. Keltner grounded out, step into the station and pay a $2 i,durinit-ap strike. Cheese. Twins 40-41. third: . scoring Keltner and sending Tuck- Dark to Torgeson. - Boston - fine. Told there was no' Mantes of the close I stores ies 43-44. Swiss 0043. Kappa Psi fraternity has elected and er to third. Plegan struck out. parking errors, two Stanky walked on a three have spent the past week at a James M. Overcast of hazel, Ky, No runs, one hit, no was trapped off third and change, the sailor said he would two pitch. Voiselle sacrificed, He- Tucker school in Carben- II president for the year 1948-49 left. get some and left by a roar door. Kroger training At peak power In World War llen to Gordon who covered first. run down, Spahn to Torgeson to Overcast is a senior ii The School Boston first: That was all, dale, according to Mr. Neimann, the Air Force had 343 war-strength Stanky going to second. Holmes Salkeld to Elliott to Salkeld. of Pharmacy. Holmes grounded out, Lemon to air groups. singled to left. Stanky stopping at One run, three hits, no errors, third. Dark hit into a double play, one left. Lemon to Boudreau to Robinson. Boston Eighth: Korean Mission4ry To No runs, one hit, one . Holmes singled to center. Dark holding Veteran UN Correspondent Says Cleveland fourth: lined to Doby, Mantes Tucker grounded out. Statiby to first. Torgeson doubled down the Here Tuesday Torgesen. Robinson lined to Holm- rieht field line, Holmes Mopping Speak at third. es. Began struck out. A missionary recently seturned tvciay. FearDominatesWesternDiplomats , No runs, no hits, no error* none Elliott walked on a three and two the Far I "Recently I did what 1 never from the "boiling pot of pitch, filling the bases. Lemon was any one else would Yugoslavia left East"to the United States. where thought I or Note: R. H. Shackford. flees of the world are obsessed with having trouble keeping ' taken out and replaced by Gene Editor's Boston fourth: he is-on a speaking tour for a few ever do in Korea—I preached in a it. The little man in his bar or pub in line. Her policy of stripping Bearden. Conatser batted for Ric- chief European diplomatic corres- Torgeson fljed to Mitchell. Ell- will be the guest-speaker Shinto shrine now a Christian reads another war. eastern Europe of productive pow- months, saw or bistro beat out a slow roller towards kert, and lined to Tucker in deep on;.,church. Not long ago I preached pondent of the United Frees, serious economic iott at First Methodist Church Agains this background of fear. er has caused center, Holmes scoring after the had be- third for a hit. Rickert flied to Oct. 12- in a thriving new church that the United Nations come into who is winning the cold war7 Each problems. She rejected the Mar- retch and Elliott holding first. Mitchell. Elliott holding first. Sal- -.He is the Rev. Charles C. Amen- formerly been a Japanese Buddist Fremont,* is 1943. Bo thinks it is, and each thinks shall plan when the best way to batted for Salkeld and ing st an side keld walked, rsiliott going to sec- Masi missionery. of the Methodist temple. The great Easter 1947) covered every 'major interna- time is on its side. have wrecked it would have been doubled off the • left field wall, • ban ond. M. Mcnrmick singled to cen- Church to Seoul. Korea—the cen- union- service for all denominat- slime. From Parks, Just now there seems a better to join. She needs outside econ- scoring Torgeson from third. Elliott tional conference ter, scoring Elliott with the tying ter of the clash between American ions, Koreans, and out own G. I's now Weis the most case for believing that the western omic aid and -cannot get it. She stopping at third. Kennedy went where the UN run, Salkeld stopping on second. and Russian interests in East Asia. was on the site of the most famous short his- have the best of it. underestimated the ,determination to left field for the Indians. M. critical problems of its powers Stanky walked, filling the bases,' Mr. Amendt, after twenty years Shinto in the land—a symbol of Waakhagtos and One of the West's major experts of he Western powers ,to hold McCormick grounded out, Bearden tory, this veteran Voiselle grounded out. Gordon to of missionary servaSV in .K.rrea. was the complete change and religious 'appraises the this Ivy: their sector of Berlin. Her tough Robinson. foreign correspondent on Russia puts it Robinson. to compelled to leave that country freedom that has come to this peo- war be- on of talk in the UN and elsewhere has Two runs, three hits, no errors, sonny Gramm present status of the °old Time is playing itie side One run, two hitst-ho errors, with the heightening of Japanese. ple. The challenge "of such a time Russia and the wesSeo-n post:- the western powere. They will, this set the western powers-to arming two left. of is beyond the power of tween thr2e left. Sonny Graham, age 14. has been American hostilities in 1938, and fluidity dispatch: avoid any quick de- swiftly. ('Ieveland ninth: ers in the following expert says, Cleveland fifth: Ledger and it Was Oct until the summer of words to eftpresa are Russian setbacks tri the went to center and M. a paper carrier for the PARIS. Oct. 11 (UPI -Fear of cision or showdown unless the Sov- These Lemon popped to Torgeson. Mit- Conatser he was enabled to re- "Korea is ,getting a 'good press' powers Times fee a'Eull year. He is threson 1946 that . fear of Russia .. iet Union forces one. cold war. But the western chell_fouled to Elliott. Doby walk- McCormick Ihifted to left fot the in America today. We hope that communism . of Mr: ale. Mrs. Hobart Graham. turn to that land. During that peri- these fears dem.n- He blames much of Russian stub- are having troubles too. ed on four pitches. Boudreau flied Braves. Bearden sttuck out.. Americana will understand that fear of war — Sonny is in the eight grade at od, he was 'pastor of Methodast rigidity in They have failed -in unite econ- Kennedy also struck out. Doby democratic way of' life ate the thinking of western states- bornness and recent to Rickert. and says that churches in his home state of . seer whole politically and militarily also struck out. Murray high school, men months'on growing Soviet aware- omically. No runs, no hits, no errors, none Reporting the new conditions in mid our integrity al e on trial here none his favorite Subject is English. He bomb . . . fear ness of their own weakness in as quickly as may be necessary if left. No runs. no hits, no errors, more than any place in the world," Fear of the atom Is justly proud of the fact that he Korea, • as affecting the Chrietain world the cold war is to be won on a Boston fifth: left. Mr. Amendt Was born in Nev that the United States seeks Europe. member of the school boy churCh. Mr. Amendta says: 'The war basis. Domestic. politics Boston ninth:' is a edticiited .1 mastery . . fear that the western *In the wake of military unity," cold Holmes flied to Mitchell. Dark position Korean church was in an all but Philadelphia. Ohio and the Unit- Stanky walked on a three and patrol, a highly competitive atomic war to halt he says. "the Russians seized prac- in each major country — grounded out, Lemon to Robinson impossible position during the war. at ,Mount Un-idn College•and Bos- • powers plOt Stanky. at the school. fears about half of Europe, and ed States. Britaip and France—are Torgeson popped to 'Gordon.. two pitch. Ryan ran for ton Universitea School of Theoloey. communism . . these are the tically Sonny attends Sunday ,School at harder in many ways than in Ja- trouble. The west operates runs, no hits, no errors, none Sisti batted for Spahn and at- He first went to Korea in 1919. and Soviet diplomats claim keep them they figured that the other half causing No and is pan peeper. All the tensicei over that tempting to sacrifice, poped to the Memorial Baptist church at would be theirs also. at a tactical disadvantage in left. degrees of collaboration found in spent most of his period of mis- awake night. was doubled off • member of the Boy Scouts. have discovered they it cannot use the direct and some- Cleveland sixth: Began and Ryan where sionary service in the ancient city About the only certainty left in "Now they During his spare time. Sonny Europe are heightened her ruthless methods of Russia. hit a4Pme run over the first. Regan to Robinson. Holmes of Kongju and in the development international relations today is that probably ae,ver-ewill get the other times Gordon over the the Japanese-were in control for public Indians flied to Kennedy. likes to play ball, but in the not, dominates halftnairthey seem to be beginning The Russians control their left field wall do leent the thirty-five gears before the war of churclr and'school work fear, justified or hits, no errors, none week-end he prefers going camping it is going to be opinion as the west cannot. The ahead, 2 to I. No runs, no thankful for the surrodnding villages. He served, at them. to realize that hard or fishing if he can get away. began. We are - have." western powers are separated by Keltner fouled ifi-Eilliott. Tucker left. has been made, for various tides as pastor, district The cold war is bailed on fear. to keep the half they Sonny has no definite plans for progress. that The views, and ob- walked on four pitches. Spahn and Totals: missionary. and district superinten- The United Nations, In its third Russia so far has failed to con oceans. that he wants to the crowded churches and for the began werming uo in the Cleveland 4_10-0 the future except session here, has heard little but solidate strong communist feot- jectives of the various nations often Barrett unparalleled opportunity before us dent. Boeton bullpen. Robinson singled Boston 3_9-0 go to college. expressions of fear. The foreign of. hold in France and Italy. She is conflict.

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1948 MOND) • • THE LEDGER & TIMES eeptions: Green Creek News daughter' were Sunday dinner PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY STRATEGY IN NEXT 1. The appearance of jet fighter guests of Mrs -Aiice Steely and CommIldatIon of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The planes, valuable for interception Well October is here and old children. • rillowl-Herald. October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian January 17. 1942 but not too impressive as strafing Jack Frost is just arnund the Mr. and Mrs Frank Gipson were t , WAR WOULD BE and dive bombing craft. corner, people have any- Tuesday callers W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLLSHER CLEAR. SAILING so if of Mrs Mattie St. 2. The 4,000 pound earthquake thing out that he will hurt you had John. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER Sig ,• bombs dropped by 8-298. These are UNTIL NATHANIEL SCA/DITCH - SIMILAR TO LAST better be getting it in. Myran Culp is picking popcorn. Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St., Murray, Ky • twice as big as World War II There is still some tobacco out -He has about 180 acres- to pick. 4 6 ' SELF.TALJOHT SCHOLAR OF SALEM, Washington, Oct. 9. (UP)--11 war bombs. in this community but as a whole Mrs. Charley Culp Era and Vera !Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as MASS -WoRKED Our S.MPLE should come today the strategy 3nd 3. Jet bombers. A 8-45 bomber I guess most people are through Miller were Wednesday callers of Second Class Matter t‘'..,iponsyf the United States would 4.... • .P.RINCIP.ES Or NAVIGATION EARLY passed over the field at Elgin at a cutting. Mrs. Eva Farris. lie similar to those of late World SUBSCRIPTION RATES: .By Carter in Murray. per week 15c. per IN.THE -LAST CENTURY, ONLY A sped of about 450 miles per hour. Howard Tidw011 and wife were Me and Mrs. Ward Cherry and -- a a: II. month. 65c. In Calloway and adjoining counties. per year. $3 50. else- SKILLED MATHEMATICIAN COULD But there was just one of these after supper callers of Herman lad\ Sam visited 1Terman Tid- where $5 50. The -operation :.LOPz TO MASTER THAT *SSENTiAl combine" war planes Tidwell and family Saturday night. well and family Saturday. mes held at Elgin Field, Fla.. 4. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: ‘VALLACE WITMER CO.. 903 Sterick sc EN:E. NOW ANYONE IVITH A Use of the "Tiny Tim." 12 inch - Hr, and Mrs. Elmo Burton of Bull Dog Building. Memphis, Tenn.: 250 Park Ave. New York: 307 51.:1,1:ahigan :Ire reaching officers from the flat- rocket. This rocket was used late have been visiting Mrs. KNOW LEDEE OF BAS'C ARITHMETIC ..,n's t•lp service schools the ave.".-Chicago; 80 Boylston- St„_Bosten strut- in the last war but not in quantity. Burton's sister, Mrs. W. M. Stub- Teeth Arrive Early LEARN NAVIG, - CAN NTON - AN egy and tacticr of the recent war. 5. Use of some guided missiles and blefield the past week. POR SAL THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCATION SHELBUNE„ VT (UPI--Margaret IMPORTANT FacTOR IN THE The maneuvers, largest since the guided bombs. None has been pro- Mrs. Mattie St. John has been stove, at war, Elizabeth Catella had four teeth 1t• We reserve the right to reject *any Advertis.ng. Letters to the Editor. DEvELOPMENT OF OuR, involved 9.000 men and 500 duced in any quantity except the sick with .a cold the, past week. dition--1 when only a week old. Or IPUblic Voice items which in our opuuon are not for the best interest MERCHANT MARiNE, planes. They will (.ontinue five JB-1, equilavent of the German Huston Miller visited Irvin 3111- Walnut 1 mg our residers. more weeks. bomb used in attacks on Br ler Thursday afternoon. The observer is struck by the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tidwell FOR SAI similarity of the military problem Chards Does Sitting spent last weekend with his sis- with hal involved there to the Normandy BOSTON rUP-- A baby-sitting ter and family in Paducah. Erwin st High Prices and Politics beachhead invasion of Europe. The service has been established at St. 'Mr. and Mrs. Eurie Thompson 4, Sento! exact tactical and strategtic situat- Ignatius of Loyola Church to care and wife spent Tuesday night with • • 7 a.m. al Several months ago we said .in this .-olumh that there ion is duplicated. for youngsters while their parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tidwell. KEMPS BALSAM was something insincere in President Truman's tired; The same guns and artillery, the attend mass. Raymond Rayburn, wife and. COUGHS COLDS FOR SA: against high prices, and we predicted his defeat in case of same planes, ships and weapons are white w used in the attack with LEADING BRA.NDS .a slump. The slump has started at the worst possiol; time these ex- Neff INTRPENDENT EXPERTS SAME LUCKY STRIKE REGULARLY NAN ThE NEXT TWO COMBINED! ther Grt 4 Penny. for hini. MORI INDEPENDENT EXPERTS SMOKE LUCKY STRIKE REGULARLY THAN THE NEXT TWO LEAD' BINED1 Chester Bowles of OPA fame. who is running for gover- Letter lo Editor FOR SAL nor of •C‘'.nnecticut. has .issued a -warning" about - the MORE INDEPENDENT EXPERTS StiCXE LUCKY STRIKE REGU BINEDI storm sl Payne. present slump in the price of meat. He Affly:-. It Greeting: It looks like October MORE INDEPENDENT E DI 626-M. manipulation of Rptiblictin, as vie( t.on propti is planning to bring us frost, how- that after No\ ember 2 -Meat pric•a, will go h:,: ever, all should be ready. Dl HOUSE I ever. Peanuts, potatoes and sorghum insulates are about taken care of. Most of Whiie may belit''‘-e hint ni•-)-zt folks will attril • Dl furnishe the "kiver crop is sown—the larg- lake cal the der as, in pr:.:e to inability of ti: e plOdic to pay a •:,.4-•077•••.-11'.. est in history. Tobacco is about DI Jim Bi ler a pound 1 rsteak. the producti,,n of' the largest con. UNTIL THE PRINCIPLE OF LIFE INS...RANCE WAS WORI:ED OUT • cured up. Popcorn is being rush- _KY. crop in history and the fact that-this is the time • of year. -4 AND ITS EIENEF.-S MADE AVAILABLE TO GREAT NLIMSERS OF. ed in too early and too wet, still election or no electtion. foe farmers to kill hogs and in-' we kick about the price. Farmers FOR SA PEC.LE, ONLY THE Mau OF COMPARATIVE WEALTH COULD load cattle th:.t have been eating cheap grass all aummer.. should learn that it is a part of their Real iiii HOPE TO PROVIDE. FINANCIAL SECURITY FOR. HIS FAMILY. Meat is an important item in the family budget. but it is job to properly prepare his pro- 1947 F equippei by no means the only thing that is coming down in price. TODAY— THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE- MOST OF4..iS CAN duct far market. 1 —Lawn Most .family men. have noticed their wives and daughters ACHIEVE T#4:EdONOMIC SEC'..oRITY WE DZSE FOR C.:IL Right now is the best time to do little jobs on the road along by the are'huying house dresser for .12.9S again. sontethIng they , AND THIS HAS SEEN AN IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR SA house, much of it being necessary ,eleciion has not1-7,- IN THE STAB LITY OF CUR_ NATIZN. good co haven't done. in several years. and the because of our neglect, or filling • W. B! tlitti--4s*t( nr tt-.-1 'Witches or allowing themto 4 251. tion have .oiled up the old family s*•*ing machine and are: ••••• It really should not be the job MORE "malting their own' has more to do with it than anything' of the county to clean off the road- FOR SA1 else. side along by (air farms. MORE rolet 2- In Many other the trent! .••: apparent and we have It might be the proper time to 8.25 tire gather up the farm tools that have MORE tgikIDS COMBINED! sedan. reached the nuyer'; markt t sb gradually Most of us can't V realize just how it. halpene;l. .Sure:y it is hard for a Dem.-; iwen left where they were last Lawren, used. probably grown' up with MORE S COMBINED! - t,r, y:te.ahrstrot:ee7me anythingocrat.afte .nn.:•dzhe,2cof .ads that hide controlled currency, them; also might my. price control and regimentation find some items borrowed that NCHE =PEW? EXPERTS SOH LUCKY STRI COMBINED! Can to believe the old-fashioned su:. - arc! hi- • should be returned, and in as good condition aui- when borrowed. NOSS DIONSWHIR EXPERTS SNOW LUCEI MOM IMBINED Help leas than a --eteetion runty -three-weeks Tea. Blai larEFEWEVIT Worm SPOKE WM STK= DI ft Cdr anybody think of a rens- NOM tile If Lb -- appetite • ,1,..ble excuse not to vote; how- MORE INDEPEN5ENT EXPERTS SMOKE LUCKY STRIKE RF-GU Draught, Nichols Learns That Medicine Men in -yen as usual, probably only 45 prompt or cent will vote. rafted. 1 Ecuador Practice Painless Tooth-Pulling MORE INDEPENDENT EXPERTS SMONE LUCKY STRIKE REGULA dose. Tt Our boasted independence is car- seller irt By HARMON Vi NIAIIP31 • ried tisi far that is not to take in- , troubled MORE INIZPENDENT EXPERTS SMOKE LUCKY STRIKE REGULARLY .rniv I Pre.* SW! Cerr..#-! terst to vote, but expect every- appeUte, e,f Ware, 3 ; thing front the fellows that our • WASHINGTON MOPE DIDEPENDENT EXPERTS SMOKE LUCKY STRIKE REGULARLY Aidr • ..4011EDI modal k peiiple elected. Why not take part • symptom —I've g, t a tenth tmit COPS, TMI AMMICAN TO•ACtO C00.1A•41' then Ma I .n election as- well as criticism, ing fir.d .t e pity ./ you. 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W. seconsis he was seen stabbing stile of the nine average, are paid 95',; more for •go cioek in EIS& Murray-down 40 th* Southeastern States than paid at It ar,-- than there were' on V-3 ttey would be the 1941 pre-war Th.-. --r•t seern-so tong aao. u..it tobacco (ustriet-- ard air several v. has n a mere quarter century . Day. We have twice as many telephones in pay scabs. nights .after the'incident he patrol- 1 '2 bad ver.• ;•- u- shrink sir.c.- Mr.- -Mliryf Randolph and led the street in preferenco c the service as in 1940. Vicar were teaching ride-walk along the old bill-board. tte, Liv.ngsren sehonls. Laviegstoa Rates /of Telephone Service Have Not • e Tenr, Mir...! Tommie Kirkland -- Paducah, Mary leona Bishop Green- Lots of you remember the More People and More Equipment Caught \'Fp if ith Past Increases in JOE BEAyER" By Ed Nohigar i vile. Midge -Bledel. "Sylvester Band" Urch.: Charlie Glasgow Cba: Matte Hai- Smith W214 10(CFCilt'din pzleics Telephone service means people and there are tra es and Other Costs Oakto,.: Wiry Coleman. Tenne;see a number of yi aso.: - nedrly 20,000 Ill . fl,nsr.t'ta Holton. Fulton.; • d he ilmployed the bar‘r for a • more Southern Bell employees While the avArage wage rate per employee' Mo . Ruth 11•RISIGn Itarrar feen Po- C:,] rally Paris, in f.ivor of serving you today than at the end of the war. today is 9570 above the pre-war scale and other, • • mr and Mrs A D Butterworth.; pr red caadidate The mein- I Tenn.... Miss' Be-rie- Thot of htk band arriv(d in th A million more telephones also means huge costs are up substantially, the Company's rates •,,r Meer X. •C: Can- city on :n-ih.,het1er if the/ had a-rine '• amounts of additional equipment—poles, wire, for service have been increased only 15;; in • ill. MeCraelem count Mary Nal- 11.,1 t ia C. V.. ';ht' time came ..s. Mayfield. Ky Zenie Haley for .1.: rr,,irieap.;- Iff.s: burst forth.- ; cable, switching equipment and buildings, and the overall. Meanwhile, return to the Corn% Farmington. Ky' several of :h.( 7to met u'O;Akith friends all the other itemslnecessary the provision pany's stockholders, whose investments in the Twenty-four years.ago they spent ; who ,urged that they •••1•,mpe.n- to •he Christmas hOlidays with their their lips and' limber-1qugeri of telephone service. business make the service and jobs possible, in and trends back in Murray. I fur best results from -the instr•0,-! has dropped cafe-third. • • • inen4 Dampening would ha..e poss."! RIM7rnber . %%he:, Dehnis. Daev.-1 tbiy bter Co IC.. but -flooding Higher Costs • y. lead cg's barbering,' became ilheni was too much, and the music The people of the South want good, ght 1.-,hce tin hie Murray -force j v,-:s ,,,wors,e than second-cla:s, but New equipment being installed May is costing tla corner where the Tomas Mr. Smith, who ha's for many. years dependal,le telephone service. It is our now stands ard no. th to resided on the same 'street as the • about $330, on the average, for each telephone woder. we know that he has tong objet-fire to provide such a service and .I•re •Qinie. was 'a. large metal I added as compared with $213 per' telephone at ii -'adDock( a-, making "iis l the boy's for the 6 to pay wages that OTP fair to the Com- roiireis oe a dark and misty night slip•up all ..ve think tha he is the cad of the war. • nd as he aas passing thi: Moarci just a• l't.•,ntr. a Democrat, ...Lid•y as pany's employees and to the public. This ,n youngster on ;he he was (he (lay i .his fi 0:le. years K Not only does new equipment cost more, but aiposi;es.de of the street near Merl Regardless of the rroaerable day-to-day costs.are up in the telephone busi- rcquires that telephone service be fairly A a 11%•• First' Chnstil•,,:.rii e.ie. he mad( st.recial (41%, to4ace • a Lau4 throw. landed that Syk.a.,,t(•r arid the rye 714ett - ness just as in other businesses. For example, priced to meet current COBOL Further in- rovlIy entertamed - ! wage rates were increased in each of the last creases in costs will inevitably odd to the that when !Undoes* Rears Fruit three years, thereby increasing wage costs more need for increases in telephone rates. . • Met,RACKE57. Kari it:Po-- The • -;!r• 7 • I ip ivaisdig ;Fire:lase IP over list Mr. Fialatl,,r 10' and Mrs Freeman Harms-be- - -;saute of kindriett; The e-t: . and SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY - ; II iendshin 513 iave' ; 4 , I tm. un ',#) Rowena Rush in tb'. last. iwa years 111 /11•1'1•1• 171-.1# _ ! 1 HP threetens to do the !,zesui_uid is. their • aihv lot Mrs. you're bc, 3 o nis'"II4nCe and Is got me scared." • =150 "Woke up Joe, '1 Rush's home' in her • •4

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VCre I St. 11433111/11 !orn Pr- 7. • • Vel-a I of and Money and -- rid- of hitting against him. .1 electric dish- COMMUNITY DECORATING CO., FOR SALE—Jackson Sports Parade I The reason, was that, as so oftell I Mississippi Defeats Vanderbilt To Corner painting inside and outside. Com- Today's washer, and Davis New this year when the whisper has 1 For Sale decorating service. Contract elevator—Houston-McDevitt Clin- plete By OSCAR FRALEY hitter where defeat was a thingi gene:around the circuit that Feller' Retain Top Positions In Conference 011c Call 998-X-J. Free esti- ic. or hour. United Press Sports Writer of heart-break. But this time they is losing his stuff, the bull-should-I FOR SALE—Hot Point electric cook Ga., Oct. 11 UPi--Miss- concerned and Louisiana State came *set_ mates. BOSTQN. Oct. 11 P hunili.ited the highest paid pitch- erect boy from Iowa didn't have it' , stove, apartment size. Good con- lot, another suprising non- eeth FOR SALE—Excellent building and two pitches burst the er ifl buseball history. After six lirn ed u • issippi mentor Johnny Vaught said up with at 505 hundred on the ball His fast one dition—Dell Finney. See 60x150 ft., on paved street. Reas- WASHING MACHINES overhaul- and one.third in which I ,hisI • Rebels couldn't pass well enough league win. a 14 to 13 setback of Bobby Feller bubble. like a eemiii, there just pleading to be plastered Walnut street after 5 p.m. 1 c Phone 1097-W. 011p ed, repaired or refinished at so Farley 31- Texas A and M. onably priced. how many times the they made him look and his curve curtsied to every to beat Vanderbilt, Electric Service, 101 E. That's Greenfield baseball parlance for somebody Ii be ask- mon and Barney Poole proce eel- Tennessee mauled little Chatta- FOR SALE—New 4 room house for famed Rapid Robert sent his leg-1 They didn't have to BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANOS, Main, Murray, Ky. Phone 9134 easy to handle, he was belted from i hitter, to prove him wrong and toda the nooga 26 to 0 in her first real Vine and endary fast ball and his one-mg- rd twice, .th Braves, with hall and bath. On only 91195 up. Visit our new store, pick up and delivery. 011p moirnd. In that time he had I champs. were nestling on - nificent curve winging toward the the In the first inning they iammed defending offensive show of the campaign. Erwin street—Austin Allen, Route 622 Broadway, Paducah, or 323 given them eillit hits and eight! top of the Southeastern Con- plate in the fifth game of the' i three hits, including 's the The Vandy and Kentucky losses 4, Benton. Telephone 4131 between South 7th, Mayfleld—Feexle Piano runs. without a single • World Series. i three-run homer. Then, gain in ference standings left the two clubs battling for • 7 am. and 5 pm. 016p larg- Sales, Western Kentucky's Wanted "Thank God for Feller." said I the third, the square-jawed third black mark. last place. distribu- But this time, instead f burn- est exclusive piano of the Braves after baseman sent the ball screaming The Johnny Rebs popped Vander- FOR SALE—Registered bird dog, ing their way past enemy bats with This week's 3chedule. tors. 030c EGGS WANTED—If the game. Of the park. Saturday, .20 to 7. Theis mark white with liver spots.—Mrs. Lu- HATCHING untouchable speed or cunning man- out bilt Saturday: Tennessee - Alabama have a good flock of pullets But it Still it seemed that Feller might of six passes completed in 16 at- ther Greenfield, 3 miles north of SHIPMENT OF SPEED QUEEN you ipulation which frustrated the No insult was intended. at Knoxville (SEC); Georgia Tech- feed a good egg mash, we realize his dream of pitching a tempts was nothing to write home • Penny. 012p washing machine's will arrive ar- and hungry wood, the ball too often was there just the .same. Auburn at Atlanta (SEC): Flo- to .buy hatching eggs from even the World Series victory when the In- but they clicked in the ound October 10. If yOu are wait- want were temptingly touchable. There were days whe,n about, rida-Rollins at Gainesville; Louis- buggy, gray with See us at once for further in- the thought dians put him out in front, 5 to 4, and turned loose a sledge- FOR SALE—Baby ing for a Speed Queen me me soon. you. So for the -second time in the best hitters trembled.at clutch iana-Geosgia at Baton Rouge (SEC,; Mrs. James formation—Murray Hatchery, tel- fast ball. And there in the fourth. But it wasn't to be. to boot. storm shield. See —Murray Appliance Co., at Self series he was beaten by the far of facing that hammer ground attack Kentucky-Vanderbilt at Lexington Points. Telephone 336-J. 014c a club which makes non pre- With one out in the sixth, Bill Ole Miss has won three games Payne, Five Washingette Service. 010c ephone from murdeous Boston Braves. The was SEC Tulane-Mississippi at Ne•.v -plate Salkeld teed_ off on Bobby's first 626-M. 012p first time- they—wese—itick-y—to—disi_ten.ie of being great at the.., without a setback. Even more im- 1-SEC-1-; Mississippi State- UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for for the privilege pitch for a tying homer and then the Rebs FOR SALE BY OWNERS: Modern it. For Feller had pitched a two- offering prayers pressive is the 54 points Cincinnati at Starkville. HOUSE FOR SALE — Completely 2 bed room dwelling, electric wa- the right man in Marshall and in the seventh the roof fell in for have scored to a single touchdown insulated, 10x12'. Furnished or un- heater, laundry tubs, hard- Calloway counties selling and in- good on the fabulous figure 'of and extra point by the opposition. ter SVSWITIle UI etill11111.11 FUZZ. Bureau of Labor Statistics sur- furnished. Excellent for office or wood floors, insulated, large floor- stalling well known Crawford ov- • Feller. Holmes singled, Al Dark Georgia Tech, still in the second CROSSWORD PUZZLE veys show that handicapped work- lake cabin. Built last year. See ed attic. Located corner North erhead garage doors to home own- sacrificed and sent spot with a two-nothing tally, gave ers. October 3 - 9 is NATIONAL Jim Burton, New Providence, 12th and Olive St. near college ers, garages, warehouse, factories. ACIDS, 32-Relief siol.cy Holmes racing home with another Washington and Lee a 27- to 0 012p soon single. That was the end of the EMPLOY TIIE PHYSICALLY Ky. and high school. Owner leaving A chance to own a profitable busi- 1-Uncommon 33-fritle- spanking. That 'didn't make any — Pilaf night* HANDICAPPED WEEK.,. . Hire city. If interested inspect at yaur ness on small operating capital. 11-Bonee 340 line for Bob. difference in SEC standings. FOR SALE — 1946 Ford pick-up. 9 - Catch ct gams 37-Both of wale: which these QUALIFIED wOrkers' by convenience. K. T. Crawford. Tele We help you get started. Knowl- 12-CD) in Howie • It abr. It was a walk of dispair Georgia turned in an impressive Real nice and clean. A-1 shape. 13-W.?., buffalo 39 --Trinauei - contracting the Kentucky Bureau phone 131-ft 015p edge of carpentering and con- Feller made then, one which seem league debut by grinding Ken- 1947 Ford Convertible. Fully 1.4-Wing 41-Propheia miles of Employment Security. "yrs struction helpful but not essen- 115-Tableiand 44-Cubic intim id to stretch interminable tucky. 35 to 12, on the superb equipped. Perfect motor and all! 16-Bothered 45-Dearing before he passel out of sight -of GOOD BUSINESS TO HIRE THE MONUMENTS tial. For full details write Craw- 18-111118•ry atcrlacbe 47- Voided ezr ut sheen passing of quarterback Johnny —Lawrence Used Car Lot. 012. eels crowd in the HANDICAPPED.", Murray Marble and Granite Works, ford Door Sales Co., 421 Fulton 30- Flower, 50-7o he the largest baseball Rauch and the running of sopho- St.. near Depot Tele- 21-Piriure tater 51-Barb history of the game. And while it FOR SALE—Living room couch. East Maple Ave, Evansville, Ind. 011c 23-Head:end 52-Thin more Johnny Tillitsky. phone 121. Porter White and L. D. 24 -Priezt P garment 03-Beam ci light was predominantly a Cleveland and Tu- good condition. Wine color—Mrs. 54-Number .pi Both Mississippi State , "STANDARD" MU 25-8poo42est crowd, even the raucous Boston W. B. Scruggs, 504 Olive, Phone Outland. Manag•re 30-Et7la of. S •1 lane, in fourth . and fifth place. • - - .reotess watched him in almost 4 011c For'Rent go played outside eornerS. breaking Farm -Tested Feeds 251. sorrowful silence. • 6 ,o , even. The Maroons' dream backfield i 2 3 . 5 b 1 For a star had fallen and not FOR SALE-1948 brand new Chev- Services Offered FOR RENT-5 rooms, bath, base- was' more of a nightmare as Bobby Highest Quality with stake body. 13 1-02pay many among those 86.288 fans be- rolet 2-tan truck ment, partly furnished, circulating /2 bar Gage led Clemson to a 21 to 7 upset. 2-Part of ''to lieved that fireball Bobby :Feller at 8.25 tires all around 1929 A-Model UPHOLSTERING on chairs, divans, heater, hot water stove. Would like 3-To loos like The Greenles moved smartly to turn 'b 4-To exalt ever glow as again. sedan Good motor and tires.-- room ;mites. Factory trained 5 could brightly 14 to 0. • • living to reserve one room for storage. S-11:,aulerers . back South Carolina. Car Lot. 012c Phone 535 6-Arrow pohron Lowest Cost Lawrence Used men. First class work. Adults preferred. 605 Olive, phoiie id 54 7 :,, Florida chalked up her first SEC :Di _. 7-(Tenua of cos for estimates. 013p 011c 3-Petty prince BEAD THE CLASSIFIEDS. victory in three seasons. beating • ROSS FEED CO. 22 9-Esch•cles Auburn fa to 9. Alabama rolled iDl and 10 -AizaN :rum .106 Can Black-Draughl ROWLAND Rettigeestiou Sal FOR RENT—Six room furnished 24 :9 D- Wanders over Duquesne 48 to.6 in a Friday Murray, Ky. Supplies. Phone size base- 17-Broshirh-reo d). count Service. house and bath. Full / 111-0b!-et aetCg w - night breather which didn't North 3rd St. Tel. 101 Di south Help a Lest Appetite/ Hazel instiway, one block ment. Furnace heat. Located on 50 Sowitte omelets as far as SEC tabulations werei 2)-Tell %Mese Yes, Blaek-Drasaht may amOs • lows rope of STcarnote Sky*. North 13th street. Phone 777 us Ill* Di 70 11 Me If the only reason rev Lave les§ information — W. L. -Regret te rs iiakil;°e• appetite is because of soaestpaues B.sek 198-W for 4' 24-To maze mistake MAY STILL HAVE TIME Draught. the friendly Diastase, le YOU Polly. 013c 34 9 21,-Toward the seat BROOKS BUS LINE prompt and thorough when taken as d. to get your home properly insu- 28-19oelt 22-To rip 29 Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan It costa only • penny or leas a rotted. lated and weatherstripped before 31 -TartPti °Medals — Shortest Route best Fastest Time-Thru Buses dose. That's why It has been a For • tree survey of 35-To +et in Pleasure — Pillow Service seller with four generations. if you ...r• bad weather. Lost and Found.] -46 Az. -:.-4vg,•:1- All Seats Reserved — Radio for Your permanent 36-To observe 5:45 a.m. troubled with such rympteme se leas of your insulation and I 40-Oct up Daily Schedule — i.v. Murray 11.00 a m., Ar. Detroit appetite, headed*, upset statsmals. Cate weatherstripping. 41-Ship a wilast Reservations Early type all metal near Bus , 42-Silk•f5rm Fare $10.05, without tax — Make Seat knoll. physical fatigue, sleeplessness. LOST—Brown billfold SO 409-.1— 43- Wriggly For Information Call . If call H. M. Scarborough. Finder keep. Di ineatal haalness, bed brestb-esd theft Station Sunday. 46-To loot owl. Insulation Co. Mur- VS Murray Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal • symptoms ate due only so eonatIpatkO- Rock Wool money and return billfold to Elva 43-Born than ems What Black-Draught may do law . 45-To tell falsehood Phone 456 Phone 604 ray, Ky. BOX 134, Murray. 013p liii Bailey, 11 /on. Os• a peeked* today. 111/0• Sl•••• Pr*? *MO* lap Se...Printers' iMallure• MEP #1•=1••••Ms* • Dexter News Buehmille• Actions Speak Louder ... By Ernie • ATTENTION TOBACCO GROWERS The Mothers Club held their NANCY hand so you regular monthly meeting at the We have a supply of Cyanamid on o'clock. school Friday afternoon at 2 ---ARE YOU REALLY can prepare your plant beds this fall. Mrs Ella Edwards. president. called HERE COMES THAT HE DOESN'T LOOK HEY roll call AS BASHFUL your bed the chemical way. the meeting to order with BOY THEY CALL SO BASHFUL TO ME Burn Eighteen by 'Mrs. Merle Andrus. BASHFUL BENNY AS THEY were present including one new SAY Calloway County Soil Improvement member Mrs. Gladys Garland made Association the treasurer's report and new Telephone 207 committees were appointed. East Main After all business was taken rare of there was an hour of round table • discussion on the "Ways and Means I Making More Monty.- The club meets on first Friday of each month • and every mother in this community • • if invited to attend. • Mr. -and Mrs. Euing Edwards arid • When You • children of Paducah spent Sunday Monday with Mr. amid • S night and • Mrs. Jeff Edwards. • • Homer Ray Elkins and Darken • Puckett were united in marriage Need • • Saturday. October 2 The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and By Raeburn Van Beres Mrs. Maxie Puckett and the bride- ABBIE an' SLATS "At the Signal—" • groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Elkins. They are at home IN THIS CASE IT SEEMS TO HAVE 'THE MEANING IS CRYSTAL INE IS SELECTED FROM NEW-BORN II for the present with Mr. Puckett's YOUR POP. BUT IT REALLY • STUDENT OF MALES WHEN TWO DAYS OLD, SEIZED BEEN parents. CLEAR TO ANY IS. THE PRINTING HIS PARENTS, AND INSTALLED ISN'T IMPORTANT WHO HE •Ti FROM Mr. and Mrs. Rosco 'McDaniel ORIENTOLOGY.THE RULER OF • OAOLEGRAM .-OR PALACE. FOREIGNER DOESN'T LAST LONG. • spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. WONG-COOK IS CALLED IN THE "BONGISSARY • E TAKEN A FOR- JUST UNTIL THE Sweet, PRVCIN THE 'BONG". ALONG WITH HIM IS • Hans SONG BANGS: • C. A. C coo;4. EIGNER,ANY FOREIGNER WHO • *Aso- Se Us About It! • •-k.HAPPENS TO BE NEARBY. 0 • • sow S1.11 -THA:T • • oN4. A:TS • • A1,1D SP.NGS LETTERHEADS • ARLIE • OA SONG 4 • ENVELOPES 'THE 441-ASIN1 000se • 909 • VOURLOY,NG HANDBILLS • Gose • POSTERS • IACIORY TIMM 14110P.NiCS TICKETS • • • • CANDIDATE CARDS • • u. • ...... i1••••••• • •16.• • RULED FORMS • T..5.,• S Oa • PRICE LISTS • "NMI WM, • • By Al Capp • Seeing Things? • AR LI% ABNER Am I • GENUINE HMS ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS • • WEDDING INVITATIONS • SA',/ED OUT TWO • ANNOUNCEMENtg • 0' TH' MOST • VALOOBLE TYPE 0' RUBBER STAMPS • AIAMELY • S1-111005, • BOY-SH INFORMAL NOTE PAP111 • BOoKLETS • • 4 CATALOGUES .....L.° PllIl LEDGER` SHEETS WPM BANK CHECKS *es for tix Lcidtxt. DENTON DUBLIN & 1._ • BUICK CO. I LEDGER & TIMES • Maple Street Phone ow': North Fourth Street Telephone 55 ,

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Recipe of the Week PUBLIC LOGGING Use cheese as your main dish to r• cut down on the megt bill. A con- Club News Activities Locals centrated protein. it requires only /. EQUIPMENT SHOW a vegetable, salad nett dessert to complete the meal. The following PLANNED THURS recipe is from "Money Saving Main, Women's. Pag Weddings Dishes," available at offices of foresters, saw- JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M - Woodland owners, county or home agents, or the Col- farmers in mill operators and lege of Agriculture and Home Eco- invited to western Kentucky are nomics, Lexington. -day logging attend a special all Cheese Fondue show planned for Thur- Un 1 equipment 1 1-2 cups milk October 14, in adjacent sou- -,• LOCALS sday. 1 1-2 elms bread crumbs Social Calendur I A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose... COOK POT-ROAST SWISS STYLE I thern Illinois. In the absence of the pastor. Dr. 2-3 cup shreeded cheese The show will be held in the H. Cs Chiles who is in a revival 1-2 teaspoon salt JA] 1 u,sday. October' 12- Kaskakia Experimental Forest. 20 fnecting at the Southside Baptist 3 eggs. separated cirelts of thc southeast of Harresburg, Ill- _ - C:tureh, Coviiiwton, Dr. R. T. Skin- metes scald the milk over hot water, W M t .1 the--Farst Bapt:st just off Highway 34:- ner {reached at both morning and inois, The Add bread crumbs, cheese, fat and KI1 . Church will meet at 230 iea• ti-1- B demonstration site is in Hardin ev.ni.i; sertices at the First Bap- salt. Beat egg yolks: then add mix- low River. County near the Ohio ture. Beat egg whites until stiff Central Circle at the name f tist Cht..eh. Sunday. AU • • "All equipment will be shiswn' in 'Mrs. ela: Out:and but not dry; fold into mixture. operation and will include the , East Circle et the home Word has been received./iliat Pour into grease baking dish. Jar of Mrs commercially developed Ira Fax. David Holton and four LA. fits fra- newest Bake in moderate Overt, 330 degrees, insta labor-saving tools, according to McElrath Circle at the Church ternity hi-others attended a dis- for 30 minutes, or until set. dent District Forester King. Among re- The Junior Royal Ambassad-is trict meeting in Danville, Va., and Menu: Cheese fondue, potatoes night cently developed equipment that . of the First Baptist Church will eisitssd Miss /teamey Haitian while in cream sauce, buttered broccoli. • held will be demonstrated will be a • meet at 3.30 at the church. ere. Mr. Holton is member of mixed vegetable, salad, rolls, butter of C light ore-man chain saw, includ- The Louella Houston Young wo. the -to Theta Pi fraternity and is and baked spiced pears. after ing an electric saw weigning less men's Auxiliary will meet at the atten g Davidson College, David- than 20 pounds, and a revolution- Mt. Baptist Student Center at. 5:00. I son, N. 4 • • • ary hydraulic self-loading truck. court! Experiment used extensively its Tuesday. October 12 ' Mrs. W. S. ann had as her 4 Su: guest over the k end. Mrs. other timber regions and adaptable • moth Murry Star Chapter 433 0. E. S Olive Acme Wilson f Paducah, to this state will be deplayed. In- ett o will nesse at thc Masonic Hall at logging sulkies, who attended the First strict Ed- cluded will be Mrs. 7:15. newest cable Ending TONIGHT ucational Association which con- skidding pans and the Mrs. vened at Murray State College,fri- skidding devices. one, The Mission Study Class of the Althuugh emphasis will be placed day. October 8. Mrs. Wilson-teaches att Mrs. First Methodist Church. teeter the logging, there will be a_ wide BUD ABBOTT & in-Paducah. n brott --dtreclym ef MTS. A. Yr Butler'a orth. riety of 'tOoods equipment rang- If e‘er a pot-roast deserved special mention. this one does. It's a good • • AP cago, will n -et at the church at 2:30 ing from bulldozers for read build- Loumeec COSTEL_LO beef artn-Lcate pot-roast' cooked -Swiss" style. it ith onion rings and a rich Mrs. Amanda Meloan of Frank- route Wednesday. October 13 tomato gravy. Serse it the next time you have company, with hard rolls ing to sawmills. The Jackson Lurn- accorapatiimenta. fort, is visiting in the home, of Hous The Arts and Crafts Club will and broccoli as beIe Harvester, a highly portable meet witn . Mrs. F.. B. Outland Mrs. Dixie RObinson and theteat- at sawmill des-ivied for operating in arriv 2:30 lin Clopton home on the Coldwater tRANKEN El Read The Ledger & Times Classified Ads farm woods and other small hold- ed Thursday. October lt Road. ings, will be denionstrated. Max ../The *Beh c'ca Tarry Young We- •• Mechanical equiPment for all' the at t) men's Auxiliary of elhe First Bap- , Mrs. Ruth McCall of Franklin, TUESDAY woods operations from felling and 7 00, church 'meet the home: Tenn., is spending the week with tist at bucking to skidding and loading and Wednesday Th of Mrs 0 C Wells at 6:30 -I her mother. Mrs. B. G. Humphreys, _ will be represented, including a is ir The-Wesleyan Service Guild of' 306 South Fourth street. number of specially equip log- • • the First Methodist Chtech 'will COV134 BANJOS ging trucks. meet at I the . h ,me of M.-. A. J. Mrs. Ira Morgan of Paducah, 'a There will be -no admissio K _Payne Street. at ,7,30 former Murray resident, attended charge. An epportunity to pur- - sataroc, ife_tokr.. 16.. eas Pegg)'Dern .111r...4-1)tALDC1. ehose-hreteie-en-the--grownele RONli port • I TC.-Juni r- Gees Auxrriary- dY elation, which assembled at Mur- be provided. During the noon hourl "the First Baptist Church will meet Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. tay State College Friday of last there will be wood chopping and le TONY MARTIN .at the church at 2 00. week. ales. Morgan is associated sawing contests prizes contributed I •• -- • CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT Celia said quietly. "Then Win Pt with the Paducah school system. by industrial manufacturers. TER • An Executive Board meeting , has been encouraging her" •• LORRE ATER that tvening, when Catnerine a The show is being arranged by 'the Murray Werr'enIs Club will be shot her swift • NE L Win was dancing with glance anti was silent tor a .no- Mrs. Emma Poyner *Martin. L B. Culver, extension forester MARTI *TOREN held at 1:30 at the Club H ,use ' titw 1112 Honey. Celia took the oppor- ment oefore she saia cautiously Tenn. has been a recent guest the University of Illinois; Richai The general busieess meeting • slip "Oh. well. I don't think Win has Mrs. C. H. Redden. 301 Elm street. D. Lane, in charge of the Carbon- The Murray Woman's Club v. tunity to out on the ter- tken entirely to blame. After all dale..Illinois. branch of the Cen- e race In the cool moonlight. everybody In Jur crowd knows that ke_ held at 3 'ea ek A !ash:- tral States Experiment doThintowi The house had been hot, and Jeres out to marry a handsome Mr. and Mrs. Enure Nanney of Forest Sta- tion: and Ralph Columbus, here on the terrace facing the bank account, and she likes Win." _Sharpe were Sunday guests of Mr K. Day, "I Ohio, of the Central Forest Ex- rth ores river there was a- very welcome think she's in loves with him," and Mrs. Rosco McDaniel, also Mr. FAMED HELEN ROSE, who designs screen wardrobes said Celia quietly. . and Mrs Ralph Reaves of Murray. periment Station. for M-G-M stars. began her fashion-creating career at breeze. Catherine hesitated and then Girls, you should know The velvet green of the lawn admitted. "I imagine she is Celia. , the age of fifteen. Her last assignment was the Techni- sloped UNIVERSITY INVITING muS0 eatI gently to a grove of trees at But after all, that's not entirely "C 5i covU•tiOucan color musical."Lusury Liner," whose modern setting LIGHTNING STROKE Pat ts. about this 2-way help its loot, and from within • tee, Win's faelt, is it?" el SATSUMA DaNNAli -afforded her opportunity to present fashion as she sees .feet of the terrace all the way to "No of course not." stall a - ..• ' ;.• - • . (UP.)- Scientists at Ind Mr doing erten, the trees there was a planting of Catherine squinted functional monthly pain' Many • sir. ar.4 It with a ,outhful wardrobe for Jane Powell (shown against the the University of Pittsburgh are woman has bound Ulm answer in CAR- white petunias outlining the grav- smoke of her ceetrette before she above). waiting eagerly for lightning to DUI 8 2-say he:p You see CARD7I clay eled path that led down the slope. said impulsively, "Look. Celia. I'm • make tt..:z.gs lots easier for you in either The air from the river s as bless- tickled silly you're going-to marry strike Pitt's 41-story building. of tiro wars* ii started 3 Says before edly moist and cool and scented Win and I want you both to be VARSITY THEATRE **your time and For the more times that happens taken as direct...d on the with petunias. Celia knew this for happy. So I'm going to say some- th▪ e label. it should help re.:*•• functional "Abbott and Costello Meet Frank- the more an unforgettable moment one she thing that maybe you won't appre- information they can gartmette pain: (Si taken throughout the J. B. Poyners Are Evening Choir Of enstein" I 1 Hr. 22 Min CAPITOL would always remember with ciate, but I have to say it. anyway gather 'for their "lightning library" noenth it. a tonic. It stou:d :mnrove your Feature Starts: I 33-3 33-5.33-7:33- appetite, attl gagasuan. ar4 .'hus help Honored At Surprise Methodist Church pleasure-and she was unpleasant- It's this: Ride Win with a light for research use Their instruments Ending TONIGHT a baud resistance ly startled 9:33. up fir the ones ears to when a voice beside her rein, but don't stand any foolish- atop the building make "carbon ! • ec(lthinainfoliernur come CAS.DLI Is sclentaica.4 prepared Party And Shower Meets At Parsonage said cooly. • So you brought it off, ness from him!" CAPITOL THEATRE 110,1157 pun& WM and copies" of each bolt so it can be I scientifically tasted l/ yoa ratter at after all." Celia waited and after a Moment "For You I Die." ii Hr, 16 Min Of ALL! atom certain tt=e1r tr.• CAR371 tales' Mr and Mrs J. B. Poyner were The Evening Choir of the First reproduced in the laboratory .and She turned quickly to face Jen- Catherine went on slowly,fumbling Feature Starts: 1114-2.49-4 _ Methodiet Church met at the Par- tested for its effect.. 5. horiered with a surprise party and nifer. in her green ea qurnaed for words to express her thoughts Hc -henver, on Friday evening at 7:30 s"nage with .Rev. and Mrs. gown, her red hair an aureole -You see. Celia. Win's had every- Last year their calculations were that his own Send eleck by Mrs Elvin Peyner. Mrs in Sunday eveeine GeerBell at C about her white and strained face. thing way all his life. He's 'somewhat upset when a 345.000- but o clock Celia said quietly. "I'm s9rrx_sise -well. I guess he's pretty selfish They ampere bolt, equal to the current Ted MeD _lea: and Mrs. Cede pretty self-centered a bit arrogant Use our Classified Ads tible A party plate and coffee 'a news was such a shock to you!' flowing into 300.000 homes, almost Jones at the home of Mrs. Poyner. and overbearing Once you start TI A Personalized served by a committee I: -el Jennifer's eyes flashed 'angrily. get the business. wrecked their equipment. Games and contests were play- giving in to nem, he'll ride rough- I Woman's Society ci Christian Ser- "And just what do you mean by d with prizes going to Mrs W. V. shod over you-and you'll end up Greeting Card vice. Mee- Bryan Toney: Mrs -Hob- that creek?" she demanded at Reno, with a badly bruised Futrell and Mr. Fred Williams, shortly. tt ert Smell and -Mrs. Leonard heart." honorees were the recipients "Only that I am sorry Win chose • tamtomidlitingmipi with your own Vaughn eamposect_lhe committee. ' to • beautiful chest of silver make tus announcement with- ROM the'shadows behind them Thei The chair IN under the ilirecti, n out letting you know in advance," F Came a voice that was steel- just Tee t, -•asses served lovely re- of Mr. Ray Hines arid Miss Jean answered Celia PHOTOGRAPH calmly. cold with anger.. as Win stepped and te those present. Mueller is orgacist. Eighteen, mem- "I-don't need you to be sorry for from the shadows into the moon- rbeevni:jei bers of the choir were preFent. me." flashege Jennifer. "You're not light. printed on it Married to him yet. ybu know. I "Thanks a whole have my doubts hell of a lot, NOTICE that you ever will Cathy." he said at last. be-for long. anyway." His voice was low-pitched and thick, because Service Circle Class Celia said, "And now I think I'll Persons having items for he was very anere and flehtiala for have to ask you to explain that hard to the society page and social To Hold Meeting With crack" control that ancer PER GALLON OF C!L think I've reefer heard a devbted "I'd be deliehted calendar are requesSed to Mrs. Clyde Jones to explain it," sister sive a loving brother a pret- she shswered hotly. "I call the Ledger & Times of- Mrs Clyde .1,', ,-, w.t1 bo hesott,-ss said I tier build-up with the girl he tale doubted that you would ever marry smi fur- the Service Circle Claw `Party loves!" WITH fice, telephone 55, until Win, but that if you A did, it would Catherine answered with a hint • but lea the First Christian Church this not last long-because ther notice. you can't of weariness in her voice. "Win. at 7 30 hold him! He's for Lest amused now, and Pete's sake! Cut It, putt C,,h,stesseA interested because You're seoi will be Mug Ray I you're a nov- scaring the daylights out of elty, a ca-ga 'little Celle!" ski Maddox. Mrs. Walter Baker and sap from no- Win looked at ,Celia, who where that nobody ever was Mts. aeaurice Crass. heard of. watching him intently. But he said v/hi Everything in Win's world is new to Catherine. yea .and .strange through his teeth. "I to you and you go won't forget this. Cathy." alsout being exerted and entranced -"I only felt that Celia has FLINT NEWS by it All. For a litter known trig while Win's you such a little while-" Cath- golng to be amused.even Intrigued: the Mr. and Mrs. Norval Short had erine beean. 4 but 1 he's going to get prettyi est is their guests tee or the weekend "We have all our lives in which 11110111111111E -e. damned bored A hen he stops being to get better wil Mrs. amused!" acquainted!" Win re- Shorts sister. Mrs. Tommie ; turned. "And we Celia .said can do very nicely This may be made from a -ammons and sons. Ronnie. and ! gentle. "Well tt' without your advice." SEE THE 4;P: cann eyou'll be there cur Michael of Dayton. ohm to pick up Catherine smiled and lifted her studio negative or the pieces. won't you?" we Mr and Mrs Noble 114kins arc! shoulders in a shrug. "Sorry. Ce- REVOLUTIONARY ALL NEW 5 abo •wo children spent last weekend it. lia." she eaid quietly. Kodak negative JENNIFER caught her breath "Thanks MOSI McEwin. Tenn,. a lot. Catherine," Celia visineg Mts. Hop- and -for a moment her teeth answered her. i%ris* aunt. Mr!. Ezzie Roberts we e revealed as she drew baek her When Catherine had left them. poi • TODAY'S Joining teem in this visit wee• u r lip like an angry cat And Win stood for a moment tl4n in silence, ma. Mrs. Hopkins' mother. Mrs Bess:' she Upped her head arm- and then he said dryly, "Well?" GREAT PIANO ee tly and said insolently. "I am "Well?" me See Us For Taylor" and aneeher aunt. Mrs Eu!a not at all sure that I'm gaine to let "I only wondered If Theensoneboth atXaahville. Tenn. you marry him, Catherine Visit Our New to begin with. I had managed to turn you avainst vi DESIGNS and PRICES . Miss Mildred Cochran was the haveret FIRESIDE CONSOLE beetad to fight vet!" enc." He sounded like a small ,boy Store at 622 And before Celia ml weekend visitoe of her setee: Mrs could answer unjustly punished -- 011 Saving her- ehe..had turned- Heater on Broaciway, Paducah Miller Hopkins. 1- and warked Celia law:tied. "Don't be absurd! • hack;Into the hotpe. Soros Its Cost In fuel Pal Mr. and Mr.. Maron Rickmtir. In the-door- Celia was trying to make me forget • and way she collided violently w•th have moved to their new home at, little se&sion I'd just had with * 22.6r "r More Catherine, who drew back and Jennifer. Heat per Gallon 323 PO;--17th in-Mayfield ,he North highway near Mureay.'tared after her proven LOVE'S STUDIO eyebrews raised. "Oh? And what did--Jen have to by test of 5 leading .5 They have been livirg near Flint. "My goodleess!" said Catherine say?" makes at Michigan State College inadeceiately as 503 Poplar Mr. and Mrs. Geobel Robeats are she came -silt on "Chiefly that she doubted von Feezle Piano Sales the terrace and epecting their seoi„ Themes, who re...corniced Cella In really meant to marry me. end Largest es,lusite piano store in the- moonlight. "Oh. It's you, Cella! Phone 92-J ties beer- overseas 3.or two :.•eat*• to :even if you did, she felt quite sure Western K•ntunky Now I know why Jen was in a tow- the marriae.e arriyetin the United Stint wouldn't last," Celia any day ering rage I • hope you cut het, told him dryly. He. has been in acrilge liar 2 1-2 down. to normal size with a few Win put his arms about her arid "It ears - • well -chosen words, gathered her close against "The him and Farmers are really busy words were few and I don't said. his lips against her car. Only 109.95 sewing think they "let's were too well ettdSen, tneke a fool of her by running heat, gram. barley arid other grain but most of off them were Jennifer's." totnarroW and being married and GREATEST HEATING WE SELL ." and gathering . and delivering Celia told her. starting in to plan for our golden popcorn. • Catherlrtl perched on the wider tedding anniversary!" DEVELOPMENT IN , railing at the ...dee of theeiTirace Cella shook her head. "Her opine COME IN TODAY I and lit a cigarette as she 25 Abe Has Rare lob said ion is not important to me Having YEARS! . . . RUBBER briekly. "Oh. come now darling. Aunt Judith here for the STAMPS SOt5tHBRIDGE. ,Mas.. (UPI -- ,,you wedding mustn't stop by 'feting her is," Me disposed of that Beleived..to he the only woman lees vet the firmly • uPpet hand! Jena a holy 'before she let him kiss her. compater in the world e De A Es- terror when she's on the prowl! 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