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Bill eteel YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- 3, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 143 p to United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Friday Afternoon, Dec. the Thoroughbreds To Rent, Food Prices co Be Feted At Grid Slated For Ft Ltr 4 Banquet Tuesday Limited Number Increase Next Year • Of Tickets For JAMES ROGERS Public Available DIES SUDDENLY Burley Drops Reports Show Rents In The annual football banquet for the Murray State College Thoro- AT LYNN GROVE On Kentucky ughbreds will be held in the Wells East Already Adranced Hall dining room Tuesday night, James S. Rogers, 74, died sud- Lynn Markets Again • According to reports received to- Dec. 7. Ralph Woods, president of denly at his home in north evening. He average family budget will the college, announced today: Grove at 8:30 Thursday LOUISVILLE 4UP)—The ave- day, the been ill for only nine hours. year. Hollis C. Franklin. Marion bank- had rage returned by hurley tobacco at take a further beating next inc:ude his wife, Mrs. PLAYERS NAMED er and member of the Board of Survivors Kentucky markets dropped another Both rents and the price of food State college, Mattie L. Rogers: two sons. Taz Regents of Murray 26 cents yesterday to $47.99 per will go even higher. will be the principal speaker. Short Rogers of Murray, and Hollis FOR TANGERINE hundred pounds. Nourse, head of the college Rogers of Greensboro, No. Car.; Dr. Edwin G. talks will also be given by It was the third straight day the one sister. 1VLrs. Doyle Crouch of , council of economic advisors, told officials and coaches. average has fallen, according to Thoroughbred Lynn Grove; three brothers, Noahl BOWL GAME today that he In addition to the the state department of agriculture. President Truman of Rogers of Murray. Plez Rogers. Coach Fred Faurot of the Mur- coaches and players, a number Opening day the leaf returned an found "rents creeping up" Land- Graves county. and Virgil Rogers. ray Thoroughbreds today rnnounc- special guests will be present. Miss average of $49.40 per hundred- cities Grove; four grandchildren. players who lords in several large eastern Tennie Breckenridge. secretary to Lynn totals ed the offenal list of weight, so the drop now notified their tennants the president, said this morning arid two great-grandchildren. Will make the trip to Florida for have already of the $1.4-1. that a limited number of tickets Mr. Rogers was a member the New Years Day game in the that an increase in. rent witi be- Universit3 17.946,035 pounds were to the public. The Salem Baptist church in Lynn CELL—Commissioned by Northwestern Yesterday Tangerine Bowl in Orlando, Fla. year. will be available PHOTOGRAPH GROWTH OF CANCER department come effective the first of the Grove where funeral services will cell, John Nash Ott, Jr., throw sold for $8,590,476, the A squad of 34 players has been tickets may be purchased from T. a photographic study of the growth of a cancer of Agriculture at 2:00 o'clock Sat- to make offi reports. op- The Department Sledd at the Murray water office. be conducted in his studio in Winnetka, Ill., while Northwestern selected for the contest. Their switch starting time-lapse device everyone not to be too hap- banquet honoring the Breds urday afternoon under the direc- harnessed to new type micro Springfield was the top market ponents will be Sul Rcss college of warns The watch. The device, which includes two movie cameras fitting in tion of the Rev. L. V. Henson. Bur- dais Most extensivi in the state, with an average of Alpine, Tex. py because prices eenerally have this year is especially cancer's growth for the next year. Study will be the lel will be in the Salem cemetery. scope, will record the Only one other market, is the complete roster: a bit. In its annual fore- view of their impressive season's of itc kind in needles' history $50.77. Following slumped • be Clifford, an aye- food record, showing nine wins and Pallbearers will — Mount Sterling. reported ENDS cast, the Department says Sterl- one loss for a share of the Ohio Alton, Onyx and Kelton Rogers, rape of over $50 At Mount B. J. Sanders, senior. Murray; prices will be just as high in 1949 • for an Valley Conference crown with 011ie Williams and Carlos Crouch. Livestock ing -622.738 pounds went Jim Pearce, senior, Metropolis, Ill; as they were in 1948. The price of Evansville college, The body will remain at the horn- everage of $50 19. Ralph Cooper. junior, Paducah; Bob food may even go higher during until the funeral hour. The Max High coming year. Begin At the first of the _ In recognition of the greatness of Rehearsals Prices Show Sanders. junior Georgetown M the team, the Breds were invited to Churchill funeral home is in charge Fred Sanders. sophomore Murray: The Department throws in some of arrangements. Missionary To play Sul Ross college of Alpine. eclm. e Billy Mac Bone, freshman Fulton;i good cheer by predicting that plen- Tex., in the Tangerine Bowl in School For Three-Act Comedy D TACKLES tiful meat supplies may drive the Orlando, Fla.. on New Years Day. I OUISVILLE (UP) Livestock Be In Jackson John Hackney. junior Hopkins- prices down toward the end of swing for Prom; Green and Satchel (Bill FUNERAL HELD Rehearsals are in full prices continued to drop in Ky. ville; Troy Kelly. senior Danville. 1949. "Best Foot Forward." the three act a couple junior Padu- Parks an.i Joe Thurman), last month, with the exception of Entire Week Va.; John Cromwell, No relief is in sight for renters, to be presented by thel junior. Paris, OF comedy of fellows item down ths hall; Miss veal calves the US. Department cah; Jim Cullivan, however. As long as the housing DEFEREMENT THURSDAY FOR Masquers on the Murree High Paul Ward, junior, Hun- Delaware Wetec Gap (Janot Smith), of Agriculture reports today. Tenn.; shortage continues, and price of School stage, the nights of Decem- Ed Dunn, sopho- The department says veal calves tingelein. Tenn : building materials continues going ber 13 and 111. "Best Foot Forward", a beauty contest winner who is COLLEGE STUDENTS' PHILLIPS BABY 'elven-zed 30 cents to $29.80 per more, Corbin; up, tennants can't expect rent! to is z'44;061144m. at- the rauirie•I) gatehers dale; tles:Blind Date iLe- GUARDS • thndredwetifht. Hogg eleelined 10 go down. Experts see no end to the Funeral services for Sandra Kay comedy that had all Broadway is Ken Evitt. senior. Eldorado, Ills chic Faye Hart), who Green's per cent last month to an average housing shortage for many years. TO BE REQUESTED Phillips, still-born daughter of Mr. smiling a few sears back, and the Puckett. senior, Shelby- Senior Prom girl for ths simple of $22.20 per hundred pounds on Powell The man who runs the rent con- Selective Servins headquarters and Mrs. Rupert Phillips, Murray straight version should be as much And the average ville. Ky.: Joe Davis, junior. Paris, reason that it is part of a business November 15th. trol program, Rent Director Tighe request soon for the de- route 3, were held at 230 Thurs- of a success as the musical. Tenn.; Floyd Hooks. junior, Hop- will get a prise farmers received for mulch Woods, admitted today that he most college students, day The graveside ser- The play has a cast of 17. but deal between their fathers; Pro- kinsville, Ky.; B. 1. Middleton. jun- ferment of afternoon cows declined $6 per head, while called the rent laws "unfair" to • appeal will come from five vices were conducted by Bro. Kelly much of the action centers around fessor Lleyd (Gene Hendon). a ior, Portsmouth. Ohio; Don Evitt, The milk, butter awl butterfat remain- landlords. But. said Woods. that made up of educators, Fitzgerald at the Barnett cemetery. Bud Hooper. Bud (whose real name teacher who tries to believe irs the sophomore, Eldorado, Ill. committees ed fairly stable. isn't the whole story. engineers and scientists. And it will The infant was born at Murray is Elwood) is a student at Winsoc- younger generation; Miss Smith prices declined CENTERS Most smell grain He said rent controls, unfair or be along the lines of the request Hospital at 1:25 a. m Thursday. ki Prep Schools He's a small, quiet. (Martha Jean Stagnere the house advanced Buddy Hewitt, junior, Madison, during the month. Wheat not, are necessary as a result of made a month ago by the healing Survivors include the parents; serious, and rather shy type of boy. mother; the Old Grad (Donald it down- Tenn.: Alvin Cope, sophomore, slightly but corn continued the war. Rent control is only un- arts committee for the deferment three.sistsre Maxine. Mary Lou iftid His being a little on the conserva- Starks). just oormg with school trend. The average price Charleston. Moe Roy McWaters, ward price fair because no other prices are of medical and dental students for oretha Witte; three brothers. James tive side is particularly explained spirit; and Chester (James Bon- bushel of corn by Ken- sophomore Paducah. received per controlled, but rent controls are one year. Ronald, John Thomas and Joe Pat by the fact that he cones nein durante the horn town boy mak- farmers now has declined QUARTERBACKS tucky the only answer when there's such The new committee are preparing Phillips: and erandparents. Mr. sturdy Pennsylvania Quaker stock. ing good on the county newspriper. about 47 per cent from the record Dave Carlisle. seniine Henderson: a housing shortage, he said their recommendations for defer- and Mrs R. C. Kimbre of Murray Yet it is Bud who. through a The play is under the direction high of $2,32 per bushel in Septem- Danny Wales, junior, Hawthorne, ment of agricultural, biological, en- route 3. strange set of circumstances, has ef Mrs. Charles Snow. Mery Ann ber of 1947. Hey prices are up and Calif.; Billy Furgerson, sophomore, gineering. physical and social The Max Churchill funeral home Cole Joy, the glamor aus rreivie Underwood is assistant director. short supplies are reported in some Murray. LIVESTOCK sHenc. student an,s in h urge iit star, on his hands as his Senior and the stage manager is George areas, according to the department. LEFT HALFBACKS Prom girl! How he tries to make Allbritten. Other main production Irish potato prices remain un- Winfred Dill. junior, Hunting- ST LOIS NATIONAL STOCK- things all right with his register workers are: prompter, Letitia changed from that of last month, don, Tenn ; Ralph McClain. senior. Livestock: girl, and how he tries to conceal Maupire house manager, Kay whiteerhe price of sweet potatoes E. Stanley Jones Mayfield: Dale McDaniel, senior, YARDS Owner Of Abandoned Gale's presence from the school Weatherly; business maaager, Ann- hes increased slightly. South Bend, Ind Hogs 7,600, salable 7.000. uneven. Jones. missionary officials keeps the action jumping ita Washer; wardrobe mistress!Sue _ Chickens were off one cent per Dr. E. Stanley RIGHT HALFBACKS Weights under 230 lbs 50c to The throughout the play. McC uiston; light Ante. technitian, pound from thc previous month. to India, will spend the week of Dec Joe Bronson. junior, Chicago, higher than Thursday's rverage. will The part of Bud Hooper will be Gsne Loving, property man. Will- hut eggs increased about six cents ember 12'in Jackson, Tepn. He Tom Covington. sophomore. Mur- Heavier weights 25 to 30c higher. :1'• Safe Declares Loss played by Bill Cain. Others in the elm Hughes. - per dozen over the October level. conduct a "retreat" for ministers ray; Earl Givens, junior, E. Prairie, Bulk good and choice 130 to 170 lbs cast include; Gale Joy. tZetta Tickets to the production will be Turkey prices advanced three cents of all denominations each day, and Mo.: Bailey Gore. sophomore. Hop' 23.50 to 23.75; extreme top '23.75; public will lbs 2350', The abandoned safe which was ger of the food market Tat:se the Hollywood star; Jack on sale in the near future. per pound. mass meetings for the kinsville. several loads 180 to 210 to 23.25: few found near Golden Pond this week The safe was found by state high- Haggero. (William McElrathe her be conducted every evening. FULLBACKS most 180 to 230 lbs 23 (Ann down 24 to 270 lbs • was stolen from the Ideal Food way workers in a culvert under- manager: Helen Sehlessinger Dr Jones is considered by many John Singleton, sophomore, Ham- 230 lbs 22.75; Bud's regular few 280 to 320 lbs 21.50 Market in Princeton. Cpl. Brigham neath the highway. Futrell's in- Ruth Billingtene as the best-known missionary evan- ilton, Ohio; Jere McClure, junior 22.50 to 23: (Gene Geurin 250 to 400 lb sows 19 75 Futrell, of the state police, reported vestigation showed that the door girl; Hunk and Dutch. gelist in the world today. Thous- Dyeesbure. Tenn.; John Petillo. to 22: goad Blankenship). Bud's 21; over 400 lbs 13.25 to 1950; today. of the safe had been blasted open. and Paul Late Bulletins ands of the educated classes have junior, Neptune. N._J. to and Ethel 16 to 18. Thee safe was taken November State police, in cooperation svit roommates; Minerva heard him in India. Japan -Korea stags mostly Carolyn Melu- 2,100. salable 1.300. Calves leoesawee 16. and a loss of $700. Which was in the FBI in Louisville, are working . (Nancy Wear and San Francisco Nanking Burma, China and Malaya. He has CHICAGO PRODUCE. Cattle their dat,S for the Senior Chinese Civil 800, all salable A few lots of medi- the sacs% was reported by the maim- on the case. gin), A government labor expert-1 Both sides in the also spoken in the principal cities Butter 495.164 lbs. market steady. offered, mostly of Omar Hoskins—announces that the; War are reported to have thrown in South America. and has a large 93 score 64 1-2; 92 store 64; 89 um flesh steers in 26 column. Com-- - U- striking CIO Radio Operator's Un- all their available strength into a following in the United States and score 63. Carlots 90 score 84; 89 a kind to sell medium heifers and mixed --"--e-"" ion on the West Coast has CtInle to! furious battle raging in a 40-square Canada. Eggs (Brown area whites mixed) nion and I of Nan- yearlings 20 to 75; common and Dome an agreement with VIst, Coast ship ; mile area 120 miles north market weak. Extras Under The Capitol He is the author of 13 books, in- 16. 054 cases. I cows largely 18 to 19.50; owners. West Coast rigshoremen . king. Nationalist military quarters cluding ;The Christ of the Indian 70 to 80 per cent A 56; extras 60 to medium would be :nest wel- :rig morale at a time when China and cutters 14 to 50; med- It looks bad for any big increase MacArthur and other CIO mar' ime workers!are said to be agreed that the out- Road." His works have been trans- 70 E'er cent A 54 1-2; standards 47 canners come. They feel that the tnere pres- is being pressed hard by commute- ium to good bulls 21 to 22.75; corn- in American aid to China. already have settled their strike:come of the battle along the Huai lated in over 20 different foreign to 51: current receipts 47 to 18; a great) at armies. ence of the Gensral will be against ship owners. However, River will determine if Generalis- dirties 38 to 40; checks 35 to 35 1-1. mon and medium 20 to 27. President Truman's comments at is known that Generalissimo languages. - morale booster for the Chinese At It AF of L sailors still threaten to.simo Chaing Kai-Shek can keep news conference yesterday hold Chiang Kai-Shek wrote a personal - - his any rate. the answer on MacArthur keep ships tied up in West Coast his capital out of Communists hands to President Truman recent- out little hope that the administra- is "no." Whether that also means letter ports until several jurisdiction41 through the winter. ly. In.that letter, the Generalissimo tion will go all-out to helo China no one, else is to tie sent, remains disputes with CIO unions* arc set- Washington - Want Famous to have asked personal- Nationalists seen. is reported Chinese fight the communists, to be tled. . China's first lady is expected .o ly for a policy statement from-the In fact, the inference is that the And point three, the President Washington try for a second conference with will be true, that the ad- United States. Whether the Gener; opposite refused to be drawn into a detail- Representative Emanuel Colter Secretary of State Marshall on more we can't alissimo went es far as sonic other ministration attitude is demands a congressional invesseeee AmericAn help to her husband's Head Army toward To ed discussion of his policy have gone in ask- American General unless Chinese leaders do much to help the Chinese gation of the five biggest insurance Nationalist government. Madame China. He said he already hed made ing far extension of the Trumaii is different. the Chinese first help themselves in the country. The New Chaing Kai-Shek visited the Secre- campaign to get an Ameri- ficial declaration of total American and London the story three policy statements on China, is not known. Also, the companies The The President made three refer- Doctrine Marshall. with Nanking. At Shanghai, there is great pessi- being Last Febru- York Democrat says New Yoric tary yesterday with Mrs. can General of the stature-of Gen- solidarity ences to the Chinese situation yes- the most recent President's answer, if any. has not mism about the nationalist and it The Life. Equitable, Mutual. Metropoli- at Walter Reed Hospital where he eral MacArthur put in command of These reports come at a time ary in a mess ige to Congress. been made public, although there pretty bluntly there Urat terday. an, and Prudential are—in Celler's is undergoing a checkup. And re- the Chinese nationalist armies is when Chiang is reported prepare- is said would see Ma- President added that he had noth- are reliable reports a mere' ;irk- prestige in China as a One, he said he 'words— "a menace to the nation's liable sources say she may call growing amazingly. ing to take command in the field Chiang's Chiang Kai-Shek while she's ing mere to say now. nowledge.ment was sent, meking so has sunk to zero. American dame economy." again today. And it is a demonstration of the himself to direct the defense of whale This doesn't mean, This, in itself, was a rejection cpmmitments at present. low because we failed in Washington. New York Berlin character of the war in China. For Nanking against the reds. It is now prestige is however, that the Chinese inert lady of another request from China, one However, the President's stele- to force Chiang to carry out re- The financial chairman, of lhe The full force of 10.000 German example, a nationalist spokesman admitted that Suchow, where the get a syMpathetie,hearing at that presumably will be repeated merit last night that he had no more forms and he:ause Chirese will Chrysler Corporation says any pro- 'police in West Berlin is being mobi- in Nanking told United 'Press cor- nationalists scored a victory a few White House. The President by Madame Chiang. The Chinese. to say now in effect is a rejection think we could have enabled them the gram to fight inflation should in- lized to block any Communist at- respondent Miles W. Vaughn that weeks ago, is to be besieged by the extending a courtesy re- have appealed for a new policy for the'-present And so here.-too, the reds for good in 1946 in- . merely is to the gold standard temt to break up next Sunday's "the mere appointment of Ma:- reds and aU. efforts- concentrated to lick a strong one and an early the answer apparently is "no." clude a return quired by protocol, Madame Chiang statement, Soviet autho- would turn the tide against on holding Winking for three stead of trying to make Chiang President's. last official and a reduction of taxes on. busi- municipal elections. Arthur asked for the interview. one, pledging support of the United The months -presumably while new compromise: this ness. In a speech for delivery to rniee have outlawed the' elections communism in China." Two, the president said he would States in the nationalist battle statement on China cuntained being prepared. gritish sources, both in Shanghai the National Association of Menu- in their_ sector, and Communists It seems incredible to Americans American help is • not send General Douglas MacAr- against Chinese communists. The paragraph: government and in London, are taking it for F. feiwin Hutchinson agitators have been trying for that a war can rest on such a vol- It is aenied that the General's- Chinese have in mind something "It is and has been clear that only lecturers. that in any event the com- thur to China to advise to break up election atile state or public opinion as that will flee from Nanking to Kweilin granted enuncia- -The Chinese government itself can also says that government expenses three days SIM() Chiang Kai-Shek on strategy similiar to the President's appears to or Canton. munists are going tcorule all north nec- should be cut to the bone. rallies. The statement—rather, 'in fighting the Chinese communists. tion of the Truman Doctrine as it undertake the vital measures reds are reporled China. And a London paper pre- Washington Paris , reflect a degree of panic .and nai —And although -This alone was !Election of one re- annealed to Greece and Turkey, that essary to provide the frarnewerk in dicts both Britain and the United The United Nations Political vete at Nanking not calculated to to be bringing new armies down States would not stand which efforts toward peace and Justice department officials say will have to grant de quest the Chinese were to make. the United a Eire- inspire respect in Washington. I from Manchuria. Chiang is said to States soon economic lecovery may be ef- more than 700 immigrants arc Committee has voted down The Chinese have been hinting for by idly and see these two nations true re- believe that if he is given the prom- facto recognization to communist under investigation to learn whet- ish-American recommendation for But it is reported that the some time now they'd like Ameri- pressured into communism. They fected." ise of strong American help, he can north China. The British, who ope • are alien Communists, merging the Arab half of partition- quest for MacArthur is to be pre- can militery ssadvisors to come io wanted a Truman Doctrine for The Inference, o (course. is her they Yang- posed our policy of conciliation in Palestine with Transjordan. The sented to President Truman in hold ell of China south of the China and the far east priselairned that the Chinese government has More of the immigrants involved ed in 1946, nciw seem to think Nanking. Some of these advisors 18 against Washington by Madame Chiang tze river. China to further not yet undertaken those measures have not become citizens The de- committee voted 26 to have had trouble in the past But now as a prequisite Kai-Shek along with a plea for That's the story from Nanking. they can stay behind and do busi- aud 'that our help without those partment says that if evidence pro- the merger, which originally was the Chinese have let word out that American aid The Chinese posi- finianclal help to the From Shanghe which is China's ness in North China better than country ves they are Communists, they all proposed by the late Palestine med- immediate the advice will be folluwed now tion is thet a policy statement measures will not save the and from Washington Continued on Page Two iator Count Bernadotte. amount of $1,000,000,000, and an of- New York, And they've hinted that General would do the most good now, boost- from communism. will be deported.

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• THE LEDGER & TIMES . HARDDI CIRE.1.71T PUBLISHED BY LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY MORE. ON . . fa Leslie C. Lee. Teeter Consolidation of The alerray Ledger. The Calloway Times, and The fiais::*:,.., "7-• • Plmes-kleradd. October T'.r" .7 T E First Sunday: Palestine, 11:00 Chinese. Nationalists 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian January 17, 1.942 a.m.; Hardin, 7 pm. W. PERCY WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER i:). 1.1 _'... . 1 - . Second Sunday: Olive, 11-00 (Continued fiera :age One) JAMS C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER Union Ridge, 3:00 p.m? Americans Call. Third Sunday, at Hardin 1100 Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St.. Murray, Ky 3PEA1S American businessmen iy North am; Palestine. 3 p.m. China are divided on. the question mitered at the Poet Office. Murray. Kentucky, for tranarnission es Fourth Sunday: Dexter, 10:00 Second Class Matter 31 i ern. and Unita), Ridge, 11:15 a.m. of big seale aid to Chiang. Some cit :_ 611. tEktikill /. FOREMAN Fifth Sunday: Dexter, 11 a.m them seem' to think its only effect BUBSCRIPTMH1 IltATIS: By Carrier in Murray. per weak 15c, per SCRIPTVRE Ac' I 3. 2 1.4 4.1-4 I 'Everyone is isiyited. month, 85c. ln Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $350, else- 4-17. 15n-1A 113; 13 43; 11i 16•1• would be that the reds would push where $&50. 10, 2316. 3011. Your attendance is anoreciated. American trade out of North ' DEVOTIONAL READING. Acts SI} China. 31 There is even more division in NATIONAL ItlaPRESEN'TATIVE. WALLACE WITMER CO., 903 Sterick ELM GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH official American opinion at wash. Building. Memphis. Tenn: 250 Park Ave.. New York; 307 N. Michigan Leslie Gilbert, Ave. Chicago; 80 Boylston St, Bostqn. Pastor higtom There, Madame Chiang Story of Revolution 3unday School 10 A.M. faces the prospect that her plea will THE James Chancy, Superintenaent KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOC:ATION be countered by forces in our gov- FOR S. Morning'W urea ip 11 A.M. ernment who think her husband We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to Lessua for December 5, 148 - double the Editor Training Union 7:00 P.M. no. longer is the proper rallying sr Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interval perfee or our miners. Mancil Vinson. Director • fieure for the Chinese coition:Ili:Os HE MOST important history Remin in i ; Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. --that he must step down and let Tthe world- Is in one small book. feca-7 Friday Afternoon, Detember .1, 194s a reform adminietratien teke The most important movemont, the' over day. 61 SUGAR CREEK CHURCH in Nanking. She also must face most revolutionary, the one that is ar- Kelly Fritzgerrid. Pastor guments that big-scale aid to destined to change China FOR S Preaching every Sunday morn. would either bankrupt the United Are Christianity and the world more than sell Capitalism in Conflict? tog at 11:00 o'clock 4 ch any other, is the and on Sun. States or eventually involve us in day night at 7:30 o'clock. war with Russia. Christian churah. FOR S An ass:anbiy representing 135 church Albert Cunningham is superin- bodies from The Cora of how Those in Waahington who think luxe, tendent of Sunday Schocl every continent, and from et ery.Christian It began is in the held badly of Chiang and badly of big. tradition except every Sunday mecha book of Acts No at 10 o'clock. scale help to the nationalists still the Roman, declared at Amsterdam last B.T.U. at Sw summer that ether book in or every aunaay mihn at talk of a peace and a coalition 6:30, Ben Hopkins a Collet Christianity and capitalism are lit conflict. The Federal out of the New director, and government in China, of very hini- Testament tells the preaching following B. T. U. Council of Churches of te-d military and economic help to Christ in America. head...d by story: The history Prayer meeting every FOR S Wednesday the nationalists, and of a 'wait and suites Charles P. Taft, is not so curt'. of the begamings Foremas night it 7:00 o'clock. Dr. see- policy. It is claimed that advo- spring of the one and only The new 1948 series F-8 W.M.S. meets on Thursday In reading a report on the tinclings of Ford 3-too truck with 195- They are powered by at cates of this policy are busing in tho the two great international. mtvrrac.al, . world. mill alit-obese is three new truck engines-a 95. 1:30 p.m. after Inman; theY'argest truck ever built by the horsepower six-cylinder the first and third state department. church organizations in the Decembei movement that sets out to aim Ford Motor Company. engine,• 100-horsepower V.13 and ette.. ii:aue of Fortune wide The naw 1948 truck line offers a 145-boesepower V-8. Sunday each month. complete a %cider range of models and cpacities But Madame Chiang will learn Magazine t%e were amazed that at nothing less than a than ever before. stoves, official pronouncements soon that transformation of mankind. the READ THE taLAtiSIFIEDS. President Tiurnan also box. of churches can be so far removed from the ;imple state- Revolution from Within. the Chris- is facing pressure from forces who COLDWATER CHURCH OF Church. A 1.al () (IRCILIT believe saving China FOR S ment of Jesus with respect to all things political and econ- tian CHRIST from com- • • • munism is possibly more set. $2 omic. Bryan Bishop. Pastor John Brinn, Minister important He Said when his enemies sought to entrap him with than rebuilding Europe. set, $2 What the Church Is Temple Hin These peo- the Roman government: -Render unto Caesar the things 'THERE are hundreds of churches ple think if China isn't helped now. 112141 Worship Service 11:00 o'clock Church school each Lord's day — A today and they do not all agree India. Burma and Malaya will fall that are Caesar's, and unit) God the things that are God's. on first and fourth Sundays on first, second and third Sunday Bat every church, whatever its into red hands and American influ- PIANO At Amsterdam Evening service on third at 10 a in., and fourth Sunday the chur:hmen stain to hate concerned name or peculianties, aims to stay Sunday. at ences and commerce will be driven hogan: ' 7 o'clock; Church School 1.30 pm. themselves on the course marked out by the each Sun- entirely from Asia. It is $485. principally' with things political and ;econom- day this Ameri- Christian church when it was one rck at 10 o'clock. Youth Fellow- Preaching service on fourth Stal ered- can group ic. rather than spiritual. ship day at that backs the idea- their findings would indicate they and undivided, the church of the ▪ each Sunday evening, 6:30. 2 OS p.m. 5th st CHERRY CORNER BAPTIST PLEASANT VALLEY CHURCH which originated in China, of send- consider the world-wide depression of the 1930's as a Apostles. We look back to the story Prayer Meeting each Thursday c'- phone CHURCH OF CHRIST ing a general like MacArthur to complete failure what the true church ening 7 o'clock. UNION GROVE CHURCH of capitalism, and that it is the duty of in Acts to see John I., Ky berg. Pastor .Nankinp. It also favors giving the Bobby Owen, Minister Rumens Chapel OF CHRIST the church to promote some political and economical sys- II' billion dollar help, even sending Norman Culpepper, Sunday School each Worship Service Bro, to to the very beginning. the Lord's Day 11 o'clock each Connie Wyatt tern take its place. This is not our idea of the purpose Simday School Sunerintendent at 10 10,000 American techincal troops to church was not the place where a.m. !second Sunday and 7 o'clock each Preaching services each first and of the chun- h in a troubled world. R G Shelton, China, and giving Chiang a modern the Christians met for worship. Preaching services first Sunday i fourth Sunday evening. Steward- third Sunday at 11 a.m. Training Union Director of air force. medical corps and supply Chur.•K-s, Protestant and Catholic. may justify them- I. ass not the officers. The each month at 11 am. ship Fellowship meeting each Sunday School each Lord's Day. corps. Apostle's themsrlves were not NI:L. Lein Outland, WhIll President at selves in denouncing Communi,m. (as they did in no un- 10 am. the church. The church was not • Sunday WEST FORK And this group still believes in certain language at -Amsterdam). because BAPTIST curitcu R. F. Blankenship. pastor Communism has a thing at all; it was people. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. the main in Chiang-that the fight PR interferred with freedom of worship. but Morning Worship E. u. acmers. Pastor MURRAY CIRCUIT Use our Classified Ads - They when they place In Acts these people are selciuM 11:00 a.m. to save china must be built around - .* plague on Sunday school each Sunday at get an economic system such as capitalism, which called Christians and never called Training Union 8:30 p.m. First Sunday--Goshen 11 11.41L; the business. him. 10 o'clock. Lynn has offered no obstacle to the spreadinv of the churchmen or church-members. Evening Wnrsh.p 7:30 p.m. Grove 7 pm. Gospz.l. we Preesthing services each believe they are departing They are given more meaningful Wednesday Sunday Second Sunday-Martins Chapel from the belief of miilions who at 11 o'clock _ names They are called "disciples." Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m and each second and 11 a.m.. New Hope, 3 p.m., Sul- embrace the Christian religion fourth Sunday that as, learners, stadents. They are G. A Meeting. Friday 4:00 p.m nights at 7:30. phur Springs. 7 p.m. FOR HOME BAKING... To endorse everything Training Union capitalism ha- orought about in called "eel:ewers." They are called Saturday each Sunday Third Sunday-Lynn Grove 11 alai world night at 8:30. the w.itild he an-Christian. to ho stire. but the "brothers" for their life was. like RA Chapter Meeting 7:00 p.m Goshen 7 p.m. Prayer service each Wednesday church .had better leave economics and ottiitics alone un- that of a family. They are called Fourth Sunday-Sulphur Springs Wt.' rt. ctotimiTtcl the peorle of ''the Way."-travelcrs night at 7 o'clock. 10 a.m New EINE= less it has a better system to off. r. -.‘ hit:h the churchmen NORTH PLEASANT GROVE Hope 11 a.m.; Mar- together to the same destination. tin's at Amsterdam did not CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Chapel 7 p.m. have. Tiie1- iiii intimate that. the The church, in short, is a fellow- CHURCH HAZEL BAP11ST CHURCH type.of socialism that has ..i-i,..ii ,.....-Nt..i.,y Europe in ship. the Family of the Frilds of H. F. Paschall. Pastor HAZEL CIRCUIT METHODIST JERSEY CREAM and Great Britain i.e Ben Irby, Pastas offers more hope fur mankind than Cler.st. CHURCH • • • Sunday School. 10 a.m Paul Daily. Sunday School Super- either Communism or capitalism, but they had better wait (1. L Ps" Worship F-rnce. 11 a.m. intendent Pardee to see if it can operate succe,..sfully flow the Church Began without American aid C.Y.F. f.:30 J. B. Jackson, T. U. Director South Pleasant Grove TILE infart church was like all pan. KENTUCKY before they recommend it as a substitute for the thing that Mrs. Grace Wilson, W.M.U. Pros Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. PRIDE human babies. It began small Worship Service. 7:13 p.m R. is making that aid possible. Mersin' L Cooper, superintendent. and poor. No bystander would have Sunday School. 9:45 a.m. Worship Service at 11.00 am., Every middle-aged person ill Ameri.a has lived expected it to live; but it had life 1111111111ZY =CUT! Morning Worship each Sunday. first and third Sundays. FANCY BISCUIT FLOUR • through at least two major 0. la i ....!,,ns. as In its heart. Two forces set that V. B. Doan well as two of 11:00 am Evening services second and the bloodiest wars it, church on its way. One was the F:rst Sunday__stiresey 11 am,, histiro. Fe '.t. 4 -, aped all of these Evening fourth Sundays at 7:00 p.m. catastrophies command of Chr:st. Cole's Camp Crowd 3 pm.; Mt. unscatned, but wc lieliirte the churchmen Training Union each Sunday 13:00 Youth Fellowship, 8:30 p.m The people who were in it or Hebron 7:30 p.m. Milled from the best grade home grown err if they conclude that the ,uff. ring ,.'. Jsed by depres- Hazel Chorea rather the pimple who were the Second Sunday-Coldwater 11 sion is worse than t14-4.1.-usted ie. .., tvenine Service 7.15 pm. • Sunday School at 10:00 ar Ann we beieve cherish. test *heir orders from a in.; Mt Carre.el 7:30 p.m. am. Bu- they Pee yet 7lee ti n g Wednesday ford Hurt. superintendent. wheat for }lame fo'lks also t. rr in aritotoitieg ..:.. ...,,,n,rnic politica! sys- Christ. It was because et him Third Sunday-Mt. Hebron 11 TAO pry Morning worship service at tem as a cure-all. Th-ri• are mait t':ing- tec navi to en- that they went out to bear wit- am; Kirksey 7:30 pro. 11:00 wsit.7.. C. A.. Sunbeam, meet an o'clock second and fourth Sun dure that are more !.o•tous ti.i.n t'inancial 1...ois. or c,...n- ness to him to the "uttermost Four Lb Sunday.-Mt Camel 11 Tuesdey following Second and day, and evening service 7:30 -- Ask umic reverses. parts of the earth." am.; Cole's Camp Ground 3 p Your Grocer _ _ Fourth Sunday. second and loath Sundays. . Then the people were filled with Coldwater 7.30 p in V. •ree with the chin. him-r at Arr.-:t Y.W.A. meet Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Kamm Claps". 1-1..rn thal -.,,- the Holy Spirit: they were guided There is Church School at each en . •., following First and Third I Sunday School at 10:00 aim. first nize its obligation t,, ...1,- ;:.nilard w ork- constantly by the Spirit. The book ef these churches at 10 a.m every SUn- days. ' and third Sundays. Brooks er,. 't-toly the ilifi.et ado c. 1,e; ts oep what of Acts has often been called the Sunday. Your attendance is ap- Under- they preciated — - wood, superintendent. .Ca., —.. .-- t,. upi.s_i..t• thi,r n:-.(1-, and "Acts of the Holy Spoit° rather Mayfield ALNICO Morning Milling CUURCII or CHRIST worship service at 10:00 Co. those dependent than of the Apostles. li I , t wr. !ir.li.-% y-it has a bet- , o'clock • • • SINKING SPRING Be., J. H. Drina second and fourth Sunday. ter chance of beconiee :mplishsd fact BAPTIST Incorporated order ..api- Leaders talism than under sta..t i oali-rn. Suriaay I Wednesday Evening Prayer OD never does for people what M. M. Hampton. pastor Schoel each Sunday at MAYFIELD, KY. We also agree with 9:45 a.m.. except second I Service 8:00 P.M tre .:odings that ail men pity...U.411y G they can do for themselves. Su 10 JO a.m. Sundry Sunday at • School, James 1 p.m. Waif U. Meeting Third able should work, regardless of their economic rrsourceie guidance of the Spirit was never a Key, superintendert. 1 Wednesday .. 7:00 We believe the substitute for human leadership. A Preaching services every second P.M. sluggards living off the capitalistic sys- 11 00 a m. Preaching Service -and .41111=1111111111111111MINIMINININIIIII true church is not a mob. It acts, as Sunday at 2.30 pm. each Fourth Wednesday tem will eventually destroy it on,es-, some 600 p.m. BTU. L. D. Warren. way i. lieind LOCUST GROVE BAPTIST Afternoon - 2 P.M. to put them to work hi- the New Testament church did, in director au-.. the r,-al producers of wealth an orderly fashion. CH URCH Brotherhood Meeting first and ' 7:00 pm 'Preaching Service are fed 11. with suppi•tion:'hat Oa., of ',oak.. One of the church's first prob- I • .I. N. Miller, third Wednesday ______7 P.M. Fifth Sund..y -sulphur Pastm Springs Business Women's Circle Milt We also agree w Ali Ira i h!a-rano n :ha' producers lems as that of find.ng leaders. Preaching set vices second and of The history Acts There is Church School at each of and third Wednesday . 7 wealth htv,e , cery righ' n; hi -.• orid in is largely the fourth Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 P.M ti. :.;,a'he in the pros- history of certain leaders-John. ' these churches, at 10 a in every It A '1, &A.'s. and Sunbeam perity create-ti lit Sunday. I? in their N'o,'.2, 1 on; and that capitalism -414 Peter. Paul. But these were not Band f.rst and third suriday school each Sunday at 10 a half-century behind on making this ',fissile. There is alone Not even the Apostles tried - - dnesday 7 m. under the direction of John P.M no justice in any system :ch:ch to run the church like a dictator- SPRING CREEK awrrnrr . COME AND operritc- to 'enrich owners itasiler, superintendent. WORSHIP rs of in:' ship. The people themselves chose CHURCH WITH An '.: - ,4t*: . '..r.:. -.. :t ,. 4 ralchus employe., air! T. U meets US trade the tifficers who were ordained by J. II. Thurman. Paster each Sunday at unions exi-t :r the puny,. i- of :“..eing that erai,i'ovt:: get 7 p.m., Harold Houston, director. the Apostles. LAKkVIEW COMMUNITY their ,.har. at II:e prn-pvril; tliey er.-a'e. • • • W.M.S.. Mrs. Rupert Lassiter. I First Sunday, 10:00 a in. Sunday CHURCH president - Thursday afternoon Oar poin. of di for' nc, .....t.r, tny I ntting; What the Church Does School. Morgan Cunnirignarn, , , tf t:iechurch- Su- after second Sunday. men is 04.1 ...t (bird nelii ve, i,. i- .;,.,--iide foe a state to thingethf. Apostolic church perintendent Preaching .at 11:00 ! The Sunday School at Lakeview Fa! correct Oa i.. et 'atc..1-it.i': til, n, i- : .,'. did, and these mark any true a.m. and Saturday before at 7:30 !Community Church meets each creatim• .-nmethingi READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. '1 church today. They -"continued in Sunday woe, 1".. . AN 4' Tv•hv'i-r' 111-T,To!--- 4 : .t:' Pt 171/i-IFtieir. • p.m. at 2:30 p.m. • IN7'1, the Arristles teachings." the be- Thursday ibefore the second Sun- found out ,. , . ,-l'it:t , -. e T. Ai-, «.•‘'. ;', , . ginning v;!th: tilt' whiskeY ' pif all ous church schools days evening 6.30. traffic' thrteigt: L gi.-latio,, I and Sunday Schools Is in that bathe Bethel BROOKS BUS LINE Vi'i_ beli, ..: :- a wL.._ phrase.. They formed a fellowship, ::_;, - , .tterre !, :. lb i i t, ireh tiO Worship 2.45 o cane each fourth Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan the church then aas not a list of dernon•,tratc .. - ir7.-,, t ii; ti -7T , .iid Z‘• lTh• )1"]nt Surday and 7 o'clock each second Faateet Time-Thru Buses — Shortest Route of en-i names of people who cared dorrring ?..)n-o.fil little MI Seats Reser.ed - Radio for Your Pleasure Pillow Service • TV Itiat ,r. ni icr:r: lo .1-- n ,i:licai nieli e,'an-' for one Sun,•y. Church School each Sun- - another;' it was • true Daily Schedule - i.v.-Murray 11:00 omit: welfare. 1,:a v•e think it h:‘,:. h, 1..•' reio are of its1 farnily. day 11 o'clock. Prayer meeting a.m., Ar. Detroit 545 a.m. each Wednesday evenieg 7 o'clock. Fare 5111.05., without tax - Make Seat Reservations Early ground... It ha- a ra- his:gc) . • ,1 ' :har ;:Lodi ny- They observed the sacra- Breaks Chapel • For Information Call thing-political. or e‘e; ments; they and the-fi house. 71.,1,:. ; !-sine Worship II o'clock each third Murray Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal should. do a bettor job. holds were baptised, and they Phor.e1 458 Sunday. Church School 10 o'clock. Phnn• 804 IRON continued "in the breaking of FIREMAN The charch is not ,f , 11 Independence antler • the bread." Baptism and the the capttalista: sl-sterii to tiii I • !iii at. 1 ni• Our\ es Lord's Supper have always Worship service 2:10 o'clock each Aerometer..? WARM AIR FURNACE and fishes a' bane • A- e:-it hecn observed in some form first Sunday for the in here's a fumave that's one jump church every Christian church! They unit. You need not sacrifice your I I 1•.-,t ahead of the fuel situation! You. furnace theni oeole. "continued th prayer:" a church OWENS CHAPEL BAPTIST 411••••• investment. It • 1.,1 STALEY TRANSFER COMPANY can In which only the minister prays Lean Winchthaes. Pastor select it with Iron .Come in to sec the Iron distri!ut, - t io the Iteo (- ( Fitgonan WO' air-1 Is.a feeble affafir. Preaching services first 'Vortex Oil Burner or Firemen Automatic furnace- ganization.- u 1.1 and third , • - • . I w e ; Coal-Flow stoker. You'll get or ante 01 •1 Moot all, they were "witnesses. irunday at 11 a.m and 7 p.m. phone for free survey should to ' equally efficient and coonorrii.:41 lb, , phy.hcal' That is to say, they told the story Sunday School each Sunday at Local and Long Distance Moving of yeur heating plant. needs ----Fare heating with either firing unit. :Aid For the of Jesus-his life, his teachings, his 10 a m. churchroet • If fuel avail:thrill iv; Liter, . ti lariat( al t,trri I ,, -vat, Ill death his resurrection Jesus lives! cli.iniie YEARS ''';;;!;"nr)::',1;r1 Jesus -is Lora! you can convert to the other that -sill that lea. III ni is to ::edta t leaf, So the Apostles OAK GROVE BAPTIST I turacu MOVING IN 40 STATES UNDER I.C.C. 3TO PAY ,I;i!..`:;.",..":5;1 preachrd. sigtiment evei giver zi 1, irrion • from Jerusalem to Pastor L. G. Novell .Borne ani tar beyond. But their No Ilut-y-1., 1, • Frt.,.1- a. Ir. tl,r4) Sirlday Stray)! 1.000 m.. super- All I.C.C. Ir Harry' S. preaching would have been mere rates are not the sa.nle •;.t• orient, H. W. Foster. • Truman will over make ' ere i,,ar a kii,!.!." A. militant! shouting in the wind. U Chaise had COME IN Worship serv-ict 11:00 a. in. and TODAY_ ' church in America tail fetad Ill tt,at hung, 1 ]ott- all that not ' lived again in thousands of ever y& Christians. 7.00 p. m PHONE PADUCAH 4833 COLLECT are naked anti relit-Ye ..11 And it • ar 1,.'done (C_oort,eht bi the Prayer service each Wednesday within the frarnevoirr till i•i oeliteic t:ystern hereteefionat Co,nrst 216 Kentucky Avenue Paducah, Ky. cirottily ReTr.C44111 N4111Pret.1•11 ow belts!! to *0 evening 7:00 p ITI air criticized at Amsterdam, lieniallv t'j•h ma- slenonemsfiong 'timed •• The Ladies meet MU a :tares ear-h' 1st and -3rd FREED terial. Aupport. Thursday :Ayr 110,11 COTHAM .- • at 2 o'ci,ick. • Crating, Storage and Shipping . ' are grateful for 1hc• visitorS Use out Classified Ads SHEET METAL WORK • nit We extend a welcome to all it all Read The Ledger •Si Times Classified get 675 Maple Ads the busman fang's. Phone 661 •

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On in wouldn't let him pick his own op- tween the cabinets; to hold plates Wash- FOR SALE-75 theatre seats. See FOR RENT-2-room first floor a- ponent—and the Army coach was or plants. hiang For Sole Bob Turnbow, Hazel, Ky. D3c partment, in Hazel. Good location. WOMEN'S careful not to be caught in moment Her favorite kitchen color scheme s will Prefer young or middle aageknan of bowl weakness." WORK was a room with a marbleized yel- guy- FOR SALE—Shell gasonne. Regu- and wife—Mrs. F. B. Stagner, Ha- ports Roundup FOR SALE—One 16 gauge shotgun. lar, 28c; Ethyl, 28c—Hays Food zel, Ky. Dep Army may be out o fa bowl game low floor, light blue walls lid a sband ` double barrel with hammer, in Market. We Itil Coach Red Blaik stepped into the sidered, hesitated, then refuesd." but the clubs already selected are MODERN HOMES REVIVING delicate yellow ceiling. "I favor Hying perfect condition. One 12 gauge ly was a lot clos.r to playing in a The New Orleans spurts editor making plans for the post-season OLD-TIME PANTRY pastels and avoid black and white," ta lists Remington automatic, works per- FOR SALE—Irish setter bird dog, Wanted bowl game than many people reali- claims Blaik turned thumbs down clashes. Coach Joe Sheeketski says she added. id let fecio—McOure & Wilson. Call 314 NEW YORK (UP)—The old- 3 years old, cheap. Owner unable zed. on the idea because he doesn't want his Nevada squad will resume More and bigger- closets were an- over day, 6934-1 night. Ddc fashioned pantry is having a re- to hunt—R. C. Harp, Irvin St. D3p ENIX CARPENTER SHOP — Re- to take any chances of meeting training about December 18th for thing the women requested :e ar- Accordint to New Orleans sports birth in modern homes built by other finishing and cribinet building, at Notre Dame. Glaudi says there is a its Herber Bowl game with Villa- Mrs. Butler's housing poll. So Chiea editor Lloyd, Glaudi Army was all one of the country's leading real- in FOR SALE—New trumpet. *Will FOR SALE—Cow with second calf, reasonable prices. Telephone close 0.'2 between the Sugar Bowl nova on New Year's Day. Sheek- she built wardrobe closets in the Inited set to play in the Sugar Bowl—un- tors. • sell cheap. 605 Popular. heifer, also springing cow. See 1181-R. D2ep til Coach Red Blaik steped into the and Notre Dame coach Frank Lea- etski says "I've told the buys to hit bedrooms with double doors that us in Mr. Maud M. Butler, just chosen E. F. Bilbrey, 2 miles out on picture. Glaudi says secretary of hy. Glaudi comes to the conclus- the books for the next two weeks open out to reveal thegitire closet. FOR SALE-1937 4-door Ford de- --Farm, 30 to 60 acres of president of the women's council North Highway. D4p WANTED the Army Kenneth Royall gave the ion that Notre Dame would have so they'll remain in good graces On either side were separate sec- think luxe, 85 h.p., good Will pay money or at the national real estate conven- tires, clean, tillable land. Kaydets the green light and had waived preliminaries and accepted scholastically." tions for shoes and hats. r big- mechanically good. Can be of crop. Must have good tion, found that built-in, kitchen seen part gotten West Point oficials to an invitation with Army as the op- Oklahoma fans tot, some bad Only Women Know still at Swann Dormitory at Murray For Rent house, good road, and electricity. ponent, and that Blaik realized cupboards didn't satisfy women. string along with him.' But Blaik this news today. Most of them will have "I don't forget women who have s College. D3p Murray, Ky. D3p well. So she re-installed the pane-y. corn- Write box 32, is the final authority on West Point all 'too to be content .to watch the Sooners evening clothes, either," she coin- hint- plete with bins for vegetaboes and FOR RENT—rive room house Just athletics. And, according to Glau- In Glaudi's cpinion, Blaik, for I in the Sugar Bowl from behind the mented. 7'At least one closet always 'p to FOR SALE—Two nice bedroom WANTED—Good second hand four fruits, outside city limits" on Concord di, the idea ran into 1, atone wall reasons of his own, wants no part end zones. Oklahoma officials say has a rod high enough to hang a t and suites with springs and inner- wheel trailer. Write box 32, Mur- highway. All conveniences of when it reached the Army coach. of Note_ Dame. Glaudi winds up by most of the 13,000 seats allotted to i,nnost Going away with the long dress." advt.). spring mattresses. One nice ma- ray, Ky. D3p town. See L. P. Hendon or call Glaudi reports that Blaik "con- saying: Blaik knew the Sugar Bowl' the Sooners at the far ends of the medicine cabinet in the bathroom," Only a woman knows what an- n the hogany desk, one froste,: oak din- 83. dc WANTED TO BUY—Good used ba- field. The price, a rough $5.15 each. she said. 'In its place I put a big other woman wants in a house, ette suite, two food Oil cook mirror with plenty of built-in cup- Mrs. Butler claims, so more women by bed. 304 North 6th or call PUZZLE I Most coaches have a month or so learn stoves, and one cooleratoi type ice ANEW= TO PREVIOUS board space on either side." should get in the real estate bus- FOR RENT—Practically new five- 252-11 D4p CROSSWORD PUZZLE ! to du their wore ying, but Jeff Cra- also box. 507 Olive St. D4p Mrs. Butler lives in Tulsa, ,Oklal mess. She cited the laundry room room home with hardwood floors, vath of Southern California has who ACROSS 31-Lighted but she has received national reco- as an example. fuel oil heat, garage, near college. -Satiates more pressing business on _hand. corn- FOR SALE--Solid oait bre.- ltfast 32 gnition for the ranch type homes' "Women would rather have it on Owner leaving city. Will lease for Services Offered - 1-Volcano 94-Kinds namely, how to stop Notre Dame's irtant set, $20; metal ice bax, $10; t ible 7-Glowing coals 37-Entreaty her company has built in the past the same floor as the kitchen, and 12 months to right party. Phone a piece 38-anted up 21-game win streak on Saturday. peo- set, $20; metal ice box, $10. Pa me 13-To.y 14 years. A few years ago 'she sent their kitchen." she 1121-W. HERE ARE THE SERVICES OF- 14-Crown 34-5,10e often part of masa 1121-W. 16-Conrumed - 1 'Itoplan tItie Gravath remembers how South- out a questionary to 3.000 women said. "It makes it posible to keep FERED you by Greenfield Electric It-Approach 41 Ti.- run I fall 4,7 mbol for ern Cal knocked Notre Dame out asking. "What special features an eye on the kiddies and do the PIANOS—Brand new Spinet in ma- FOR RENT—Five room house, N. —House wiring, discount on fix- 13-Parent tea:log.1 rifle- -Nrkeiisymb. inarturn of national championships in 1931 would you incorporate in a house laundry at the same time." hogany or walnut with bench, 4th St. Call 44 or see Thomas tures, range, water heater, and 20-Danish territorial 49-Abrs.ham'e riven division birthpIargi and '38 with upset victories. This if you could build a new one" While women ahold first impor- $485. Used pianos, $135 up. Deliv- Banks. D3p heating installation. Repairs on men- 21-100,000 rupees 44-Vendor time, the Trojan coach believes he Plans Kitchen First tance in Mrs. Butler's house plans, ered—Harry Edwards, 808 South radio, washing machines, refriger- 22-Aid to Europe 47-To Dandle may do it by taking to the air. FOR RENT—New 5-room duplex. Unit.; 48-Motion picture On the basis of the replies, Mrs. she insists that her company does 5th street. Paducah, Ky. Tele- ators, electric motors, and all elec- 24-Girl's name ant I Working on that theory, Carvath is Private bath, built-in cabiliwt, nice -Secured with Butler started planning her home not forget the men. phone 4431. D17c trical appliances. Come in or call 36-Escapade 60 grooming four players to handle ir to closets. Call 813-J. D4c 27-Earnest nets kitchgala first. She calls them her 9134. Located at 101 E. Main across 29-Cloth containers 52-Balm's product DOVrT4 the passing against the favored ; the 63-Guides personality kitchens.' Besides the from Stove Factory. tfc 3O-Jea:5h month 1-Loading machine Irish. Jim Powers, Dean Dill and eissig FOR RENT—Lovely modern apart- 1-To retreat pantry feature, there usually is at P LEGS, ARMS! 3-High card George Murphy are better than least one bm. ht. rature pa to ment. Available now. Kitchen e- ROWLAND Refrigeration Sales and ",-, , built-in plate rack. "Wo- A If You Miss 4-Note of $cale average passers. And Cravath has T esd Inc 1114 .41., ociern quipped or unequipped. Perfect Service. Supplies. Phone 9934. 9-Greek letter men love that," Mrs. Butler claim- 15-A co10r as- V I 3 let his shifty halfback, Don Doll, ed. • laelY for couple with one child—Disciple Hazel Highway, one block south 7-Dropsy RILEY'S -To cum tune up his passing arm all week. In one kitchen Center.' N. 15th St. Call Mrs. Noel of Sycamore Street. ti 4 she built a val- 0 I 1 II-Flying mammal ance over the er in . '7 ° Meg:Ares wide window which at 146-W. Dsc / The Einineitt {twins Co. TYPEWRITER and ADDING MA- 11-7o comment Too Mach streamlining could be used to hold colorful Ourstambne Arbfictal Lomb fight PRE-CHRISTMAS 1 4 Arm.,is 0 /7/ 12- Ea lltr4 teasels — E st obi ,shed I91) TO RENT—Modern five rooms ad CHINE repair service by factory sehicies plates. Another kitchen cad two uund 4 17-11ilge ‘..... , An Iowa State College scientist 540 So Brcnk St — bath, garage, oil heat. beautiful trained man—Kirk A Pool. , Zs., :5 21-Pert. to mIllt built-in shelves over the sink, be- SALE :3 Idlt says streamlining has gone too far. flowers, shade and bearing fruit W-Th -F-Dec 10 el A..' -Extinct birds / a:a 24 Dr. Earl D. May says lawn chairs, mwwwilEliiMMMINWINek trees, excellent garden; near col 25-Postradt We Both WELLS PAINTING, DECORAT- /a pronoun automobiles and airplanes are styl- lege. 215 S. 15th St. Telephone - 26--8ecuLtr ed too much for superficial appear- 545-W-10 to 2 pin, this week. or ING. Specializing in refinishing 25-Thai. et all types of furniture. Estimates 29 -IVIriter sehiCi. ance and not enough for comfort. Lose A. B. Carlton Rt. 2 after Sun- V 45 /, vic 3I-Simian WE SELL 32-To tide up Dr. May spoke before the day D4p free. Pick up and delivery. Tele- Ameri- 0.116 //././.. ,t1 33-King of Visigoths phone 1027-J, Murray, Ky. Dllp 34-Part of window can Society of mechanical engi- MACHINES — A Singer frame neers in New York. He told them SEWING V' '''' 35-81muler " sewing Machine Company repre- V 4' /7 311-11,,ains erect that a lawn chair ought to have the 98-Pert to the poles appearance of stability rather than RUBBER STAMPS USED CARS sentative will be in Murray every ,..5 (5 t'b. 7i" 41-Prints half Monday. New Singer machines, all /2 44-Body of water give a person the feeling he must Cs .5, 51 45-Type measure pl hold it down for fear it will take off 1947 PONTIAC, 8-cylinder, 4-door. make sewing piachines repaired,1 4 5° 46-To decay, electric motors for your present 47-Prefla - before down the street. Ledger & Times Si 5 i 40-National League 1947 NASH "600" 4-door. machines. electric irons and Singer *abbr He urged designers to lay off 51-Pa roe vacuum cleaners. Write Singer Ma-I Nov a L.4/ restage ftelllagie. fancy stuff such as bands, beading 1942 whirlwind FORD, 2-door. chine Co.. 124 So. 8th St., May-I and grooves. 1939 OLDS,6 -cylinder, 4-door. field. Ky. D13p NANCY That's What YOU Think By Ernie Bushmiller 1939 OLDS, 8-cylinder, 4-door. FRUIT CAKES—Home baked. Call I 374-M. Dane 1937 OLDS, 8-cylinder, 4-door. NOSEY ROSIE --- -; WOW—WHAT A GOOFY Notice HOW DID YOU GET / hi DREAM THAT WAS 1936 OLDS, 8-cylinder, 4-door. UP HERE? ,/ GLAD SHE CAN'T SNOOP THE HARRIS GROVE HoMemiik- ON ME LIKE erg will have a baked food sale. TN AT J. T. HALE MOTOR SALES Saturday. December 4. at 10.00 Murray, Kentucky o'clock at Riley Furniture Com- Phone 833 pany. D3p Nee a. Pink Automobiles • • Latest In Fads PHILADF:1 dai IA (UP)—Now it's pink automobiles. What's more. two Philadelphia -When You women say the strawberry-colored cars make their driving easier. • This is how Mrs. -Parker Smith • • and Mrs. John Gerth figure it out: • Need • Men drivers, anxious to ogle the • startingly-painted cars, give Mrs. • Smith and Mrs. Gerth the right of • way. Mrs. Smith. however, recalled • ABBIE au SLATS Split Reaction By Raeburn Van Buren • that once two male motorists plow- ed into each other while gazing at • her pink convertible. ???-NO--1/ THOUGHT No.'.'P40!:- DON'T PAY ANY PRINTING Mrs. Gerth's husband says he has YOU WHISTLED ATTENTION TO ANYTHING • suffered indignities from other AT /14-?? . HE • motorists while at the wheel of his Powder Puff." As for Mr. 5 wife's • Smith. he drives his own canary • yellow convertible, thanks. Vegetable Eating Dog LETTERHEADS. Attains Ripe Old Age • ENVELOPES • FORT WAYNE. Ind. and Mrs. Edwin H. Schmidt own a HANDBILLS 30-year-old dog named Nedde. Twenty years in a dog is the equi- POSTERS • valent of 140 in human life. TICKETS The Schmidts credit a vegetable • diet with Neddo's longevity. She CANDIDATE CARDS eats tomatoes, rd beets and onions, raw or cooked potatoes. carrots, RULED FORMS 12547 cabbage and egg plant. Her favorite PRICE LISTS dishes are cauliflower and celery. 4•••• > Three years ago Neddo gave • • birth to a litter of four. Lesser Love Hath No Wpomin I I

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Willie Hopkins' East Almo News NORTH 13th COSSIP Unite Hello folks' Feted On 81st Mrs Ira McKinney left last Sat- Here comes Sue Cas A Column Today In Sue with a bit of news. Science I urd.ry Birthday Sunday for Highland Park, Mich. Mrs. Q. T. Sowell of MURI Anti-Radiaton Senna He says he ise riNtriced , to spend a week with her hustalid Clarksvilla Mr. Willie Hopkins who is employed Tenn. spent the weekend with it A Visit,. f Chicago scientist sccret of poisonous radian. • celebrated there. For( Women e his. 81st birthday • Sunday-with -a son and famil-y Mr. and Mrs. Bus believes a t or antidote for Ibe fouttd le body fIttids and teat Thanksgiving services Were he'd RANI saia ell She also visited her poisera us at a 4c radiation well specific biding egete pradiked n basket dinner at the home of his at the home of Mrs. Amanda Dun- moth.. i Mrs :Waffle Knight of That Hemline Again be found wathin his lifetime. these fluids by radiation. He sat-I ' son. Mr. Dave H -plsins on S:aitn can of which, the writer enjoyed Hazel. 1 Louis Washburn of If some of the British designers ; once the agent is identified, an tin_ 12th St. • very much. Chicago. 111..1 INK Dr. Albert Qs Roche reale his spent have their way, you'll be shorten- tidote in the form of a. vaccine, a Those present and sending gifts • the Thanksgising holidays in predictor. -n the sixth .ii.civesary Mr. and Mrs. Lilburn Hill arel 1 Accon i pill, or a prciphylaxis for usse. afe were Mr aad Murray. ing your skirts by spring...majle: of the crier7.ji jr,itc---t at the Mrs. Earl Childress.• children of •Paidueeh were Seturd... ter exposure, is sure to be found Mr. and Mrs. Dan Washburn en- as much as two inehes football Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roberts. Mr night visitors of his brother and tertained with a Thanksgiving sup- At least 45' of Britain's busict P Mur He said !-:e hciicre atomic' And Dr. Roche added. "l am 56, and Mrs Ben Cleldreas. Mr. Shar- family. Mr. and Mrs- Arvin Hill 4 the I ', per. Those present were Mr. and!dress-makers are hoping so For "tcke th,e work dan-; and I expect to be areund to see I man' Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Euclid of near' Shiloh. They also visited the stat Mrs. George Washburn and son,; their spring and summer collection gerous ..;• i as ether , it, • . Brown. Mr and Mrs Elton Narney, tater parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Hill ville wa •, Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wash-.-now being shown in London but sc:ent:•:t- credict.rig. He ..ys Too zany Babies I Mr. -Gias Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. of near.-Brooks Chapel last Thurs- Fuqua Hopkins i burn and children, Janice and i aimed for sale abroad-features Mayfirli dtsccAct.e, within the gist fen . A N.,w York University social° Mr ani Nils y„. day. Jeane. Mrs. Kaicrine Lewis and son, the shorter skirts. The ballet full- St. )(ay week:. .i • I. - t was Kist. says th,. MeClard. Mr and Mrs Roy Oakley, beaavs a sa Dr. Henry Fairchild. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ross and son. Harold and 4 • Mr and Mrs,'Robert Hopkins. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis ness also has vanished. And many Henry T reran ran renst: .r. I. inntsswill papulatted of the world still is in Jerry. of Detroit an, visiting his and risi Dave Hopic;:is iid Washburn and children. of the coats and suits. shown the be faiiin i'i a fsw , creasing much too rapidly. Wens parents. Mr. and The i Mrs. Willie Ri Mrs, Eddie Gregory of Almo -line is the best bet for — War II scarcely made a dent in the Willie Hopkins. classic — of Marshall County, also her par- nt Friday Tigers Misses Imogene Hopkins, Annie' with .her sister. Mrs. smartness. rising population curve. tans. Mr. aid Mrs. Gil Hill era Dan Washburn. and Hot A Nutritious... Brown. Fannie McClard Mary ; Typical British conservatism Delicious Fairchild tad the Ccsoper union siher relatives of this county. Mrs. Daniel and for Alice Hopkins and Ann Nanney Anderson of Hazel seems to carry over to their slim- from the American population is Mr. and Mrs. Treman Park son's ri Messrs. Edgar Childress. Glin Dunce: returned to her home Satur- waisted jackets, with ample but grewir.g very rapidly, but that it and children visited her day after two lost Brown. Jerry Lee Hopkins. Jae; pareirs. visiting her daughter, un-exaggerated skirts: in the neat Is. early to tell whetter this Mr. and Mrs. Riley Bizzell Mrs. Hazel 229 poi Pat Oakley. Dwain McClard. Terry t last Proftit of Paducah. belted lines for country coats; in is a good or bad thing for ths Mr. and 'ULLING FOR RUTGERS-One hundred Rutgers University nents. alcClard. Gary McClard and Wil- • Mrs. Grisham have re- the skirts plain in front. pleated :it United States. unions huffed and puffed and finally pulled their Freshman A rdn liam Hopkins Prayer meeting will be held at turned home following a visit in the sides or back: and absence sf ipnonents along with them in a tug-of-war during the But he said that in countries like the home of Mrs. Polie Duncan Booneville. Miss - hip-padding. by Gler Rutgers Stadium, Indian. China ar.d Japan. a drastic Saturday night. Mr. Riley Peels' Come on Curly Top with your The afternoon dresses feature the nnual intercalss tournament at New who icic would In a atter check in the birth rate College will read the scripture. Every one news. slimmer silhouette, and accent is on 3runswick, N. J. Student activities committee in charge of 32 the whale con-try. is invited to come. Sue City Sue three-quarter length sleeves with, vent, turned to nylon when no standard rope could be found the best • Fossil Thermometer Mr. 'and Mrs. Clatus Brazen prominent cuff treatment. Many age enough to stand the strain of 200 undergraduates In na !Calendar raged Acineniber the ariee• • • Paducah- were visitors in the horn • BOY CATCHES TRAIN dresses show low but filled-in neck- trying to die for dear old Rutgers. 421: Ch used to have abesit December 3. Friday-Basketball of his parents. Mr_ and Mrs Riles At-TER SPANKING lines. One Grosgrain dress, remini- 'Jones. c. It earth is getting 'warmer. te...rne w ith Kentucky Wesle- Enzell east ofAlmo last Thursday. I . BUFFALO. N. V. il:Pt-The con- scent of the Victorian Era, displays ironing. Zhen, when the tempera- and Ali Well. Dr. Han Id Urey. the Lobel yan 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Elvie Duncan will ductor on the Buffalo-to-Detroit a pleated net and lace fill-in. ture is right, the indicator is yel- On p prize scientist. says were geirg to December & Wednes-day-Chap- build a new house near the home train asked the little boy for his Beauty Secret WANTED: low. Red indicates the iron is too yards get an answer at last-thar.ks to el. College play, "John Loves of his mother. Mrs. Amanda Dun- ticket. He had rone. Ladies, if you'd like to rate A-plus ona - hot. Green means it's too cool. yards. what he calls the anssal thermome- Mary", 8 p.m. can. He said he didn't have any in eye beauty, just sit around in We are paying top market Household Hint Steen ter' Kentucky Tiller money either. But he added ti, t your spare time watching a bowl, Here is price for Corn in Murray 71 atte He says we may be able to find he was Ronnie Selling of Buff,!" cif gold fish.- today's household hint You can protect the attempt ; what the earth's temperature has and was seven years old He was in effect that's the advice given surface of "STANDARD" 500 yan been at different periods geing back TIME running away from home he said. you by one noted Oriental beauty, tables, dressers and such by cutting t hundreds of millions of years-by Social Calendar By the time this was disclosed. Anna May Wong, actress turned pieces of felt from old hats, and Farm Tested Feeds study:ng the temperature coeffici- the train was in Canadian tersi- lecturer. Miss Wong has been tour- girding the strips to the bottoms of vases, lamps and ashtrays. Ear ient of calcium carbonate. Saturday. December 4 tory. Rather than face delass be- ing the country telling American ROSS FEED CO. cause of immigration complications, women how Chinese women keep Dr larey explains-a-if an animal VARSITY THEATRE The Junior GirLs Auxiliary of the railway men decided to take beautiful. Murray, Ky, Wel POWER deposited calsium carbor ate in -Pursued." )1 Hr. 40 Min First Baptist Church will meet at Ronnie on to Detroit She suggests you spend half an aquiabieurn with water in which Feature ,Starts: 2 ('cluck. and then notify his MSC Bequeathed 1:09-3:04-4:59-6.54- pircnts. - hour daily watching the goldfish rasa. t lived. and the shell sar.k to the 8:49. -- To I was bured Fortified by the night's sleep, the swim. She claims it sharpens and bottom et the sea and CAPITOL THEATRE Tuesday. December 7 Education Books securely in the earth--then it a young wanderer returned to But- beautifies your blinkers. LOS -Son of God's Country.- 060 Mina MISERIES tly necessary to determine the General meeting ,a the W.S.CS. fal the next morning where he Miss Wong also gives you the Of Mrs. Carr Earl I Feature Starts: 1:00-2.23-3:51-919- will be rale) of the oxygen isotopes in the held at the First Methodist was .met by his father. Then Ron- Oriental recipe for keeping the Relieve preside 11:47-8:15-9:43. shell •today in order, to determine Church at 2:30 p.m. rue told why he had run away, hands beautiful. It's rooting a wan Mrs. Mary Moss Carr. late wife to .Lcn the terraieratute at which the ani- nut in the palm of each. She adds, of Dr. John W. Carr, President kian mal lived" awe practice concentrated toe-wig- Emeritus of MSC. bequeathed to day. gling to beautify the feet.- the school all her professional Colds As th,t People nab Chest *mar liewever, he *ors -oh to say Tracy DrLicoll tictore • the process of studying these cee. - always liked her: she Was gas we China, Miss Wong claims!, also books such as the "Teaching of • Warres Yes gen isotopes of fossils and dee. - a'arM-htallefl and trterely has originated the best method yet Subjects." wi•lcon sne tr3,B tit arrttnani IRE 41.STS reureng the ancient temperatu" of tightening the skin on the face- forwar ea-se day sort of extrion the retinue:we At the meeting of the Board of covering it with a mask of egg official won't be easy. But when it is ac- EADLINE herself in that ve-iine moment or Regents in November 9. the board iw "abn..• b.1..•7:c7 complished we ought to know whe- silence; she risco that she was white. authorized President Ralph H. PENICTRATIS STIIMULATIIS Fear - tract And the most important thing of Into Linnet bion- roost, throat and defeat( ther its true that the narth and YVI CRAIG attractive: men always Mfiat Woods to accept the books on be- surteces ian • , ri rxe Yet this ckuo takes •.13 dock anath psans had warrn climatss. "t614 that point auite clear all, is to surround yourself with half of the board. Special soothing sarmiflg. COn. tial ca LAD man Driscoll was ocharing as medicinal vapors. forting poultice. WIP:k'a: • lirtgOI-IFiDirla TEMECULA. Califarnia _ The beautiful things-if you'd have all- Demo( Ch. •-••• though sne nad peen some nicleisat Mrs Carr was a member of the death at 72-year old Recluse near round bcautifst chest i filar crone who ticked neipless am- At bedtime rub throat, Distributed by Untied Feature old first faculty of MSC and head of xtend Temerula is California's late-at b ,f- Syndic-4e Mals and murnered :lute oanese Fes The Holiday Table and back with \licks VapoRub. t the English department. Relief-bringing action starts fl.ng mystery- Writer Erie Star.- Young Ann (lesion sets on tours and Mein school rids I've got Stir nail not Known that she was What with the Christmas spirit Got'I The books will be on display in instantly . 2 waits at once! Gkird-rnet calls it a major myst.:-. the first day of ner new tot a paper to tel out-- captiole of such Manna natted as prevading everything now, its Canes the library in the future. this special at the Courier Grandmother she felt for him smile ne sat there. And it keeps up Georgi with all the suspense of a best an- "Now non protested Relines time to think of foods for holiday Penetrating -Stimulating ac- Sarah. losable but sometimes a nun-cells, not quite meet- stanna down at nu. desk the jo' ra whadurat. Jerome entertaining. tion for hours little ,eyeee Inc-n t apprise at ing either 1-racy [gazing green Suddenly he sae:insect just a lit- Jens Knudsen's body was foe• - A happy holiday buffet idea is Ledger & Times Classified Ads In the ni7ht to all of '.nn. becoming a woraint eyes or Ann s that were clove as tle and tinge° up a slip of paper ICKS Thanksgiving Day in his Santa A: in this salad variation. Try heaping Get Results. bring relief. girt The Clastons lane a dee angry "I'm sure Ann sill maze He studien it for a moment terel VAPORY'S California. 'garage with a bullet tineuished Southern tames, you a very competent and valu- the tension went out of rali fea- tuna fish, chicken or turkey salad wound thrsugh • ,his head. - But have lost man. of their notdinias aole employee Onscollt The-pa tures ann sometrung that vie, al- on a large plate, shaping the salad insiudins the a smile touched the aorners ponce experts have been unable through the years pers lucky to get ner most to form a pine tree. Then, sprinkle and are now reduced to of his e000-iocatina mouth When ta find either gun or bullet. And Courier Tracy made a ruoe sound that it lavishly with minced parslye. huge. old-fashioned house and he looked up at her his eyes acre FRIDAY a Drought the color tc Ann i cneets The they are at a loss for a motive eith- little else. Ann feels it's about almost friendly Trim the tree with bright red un- and male ner hancts cler.ch tient- CAPITOL who a time to back tradition and get 'So you want to be a reporter cooked cranberries. and Saturday ty She had never &rhea to smack practical. At the ( miner she do you Clayton?' he asked and ing iie anybody so naro In nei life How Another Christmasy looking salad runs into a snag. in the person nis tone ass so a-arm and friendly dare0 ne behave sc to tier' How is this recipe passed along by one day. a of one -I. r a r • Driscoll. City that suspicion leaped in ner nund 'urea tie take it tor granted lust woman's magazine iWomana Hume th, I Editor When the Ctavtons sold al do" she told nim curtly "And wA vingiery TODAY ey lockinte at her that she eeteen't alternate , Am the Courier to Driscoll's syndi- spite of veto" Companion). Arrange he take it for I Intend to be-in leio;; ALE s 6 write? Why should cate. there was a clause inserted He nodded as though that was slices of avocado pear and unpeeled his e: and Saturday eranted that she chant need a stating that a Clayton could quite understandable_ apple with orange and grape- eye e too? She did desperately out no red work on the paper it he chose "OK. then you win." he said did n one must know that no one ex- fruit sections on greens. Garnish Ann chose. but Driscoll doesn't scribbled some- Son of almost cently and Jerome %arc had with French or Russian dressing. sight alike the idea even a little bit. cspt Haynes thing on the slip 'Hop over to father s closest ?nem] been her the city moreue and ask for Inn: Gift Tip and was a.most like a memo-et of CHAPTER FOUR see what you ran get on that stiff There arc 20 more shopping days her own Minas) G00:5 they pulled out of the river this until Christmas, and here is today's WHILE Ann and Tracy kept Hasnes sato nurriedly "Oh. and morning." gift suggestion-for the woman who "arguing about just Who aboit that girl-inch° of yours On you loves perfume. hi a set of jingle Driscoll - the one for whom breath as \ Tie NN caught _tier Com/ who wasn't going to was and eanted a ton There a an ft fling -with the clappers being per- A Mower he-had flung ice water bells militi work for the Courier, neither in the classified ad department fume vials from a well-known cos- A 111,111111C In her face: her hand shook a lit- only metics house ICotyr- Priced at less • PICINI( • tle as. relurtantly. she took the beact slip of paper. than five dollars, plus federal tax. Pri "The-the--city moreue?" she What's New _ stammered and saallowed. the d For a long time you're been Tracy looked up at her, acid Sunday and Monday and amusement and derision in hIs- using electric irons with thermosta- mucl eyes tically-controlled heat. Now, tem- A Glowing Spect e of Jungle Thrills may "What's the matter. Claeton, peratare control has been simplified 'In can't you take it?" he minter/ to' even further with an -iron (made know "Its a routine story-any • 4 'you by Sears. Roebuck and Company cub reporter could handle It It "ELEP ANT BOY" in -! ought not to be too tough for a .with a heat indicator built into the part,' Clayton!" handle. A pointer first is set for I Starring SABU men1 Her Ann went up and her color the particular type of fabric you're Th name back, beneath the sting IP all h his words .t.he look in his eyes "I'm sure It won't be." she toil den- nim coolly. "And trilther will voul Bu I came- here-wanting to be friend's, and do my Apt) to the best of my BROADWAY LAUGHED — SO WILL YOU tabli ability fvfae I'm a rotten re- have porter-how can I tell until I try? But how dare you take it for See" ng eranted I am without so mesh as the givina Me a chance to prove I'm , Al fAh2h 11.4.0.ta7 litTividwo :410,11-./kli not? You've made up your mind to full be tough' Well that's quite all Whi 7.144.• 4fittiltrfpet.&1 Tracy sat erect with a startled look In his cues that onli, right with me. I can do lt the hard way. tool' the %• Sjd/f4 deepened their anger. cials qt./id/Jail •iff-VNI) 'And before he could answer, she 'JOHN LOVES MARY' now of them noticed the big. Mid- I'm sure she'll be quite happy turned on her heel and walked out to Good- of the office. He had been quite dle-aged, well-grootned man there. Have her report man in the mernirg I'll see you sure she would refuse the assign- job who emerged from a pri- Presented by SOCK AND BUSKIN CLUB had later Ann. We must have lunch ment. Instead she had accepted It the vate Office opening off the City Local her soon.' with words that stung a little. job SUNDAY and MONDAY And with the air of one re-mov- • • • room. He Stood, a little uneas- He stared after her for a long December 8 and why ing himself from danger. Baynes oment. hia green eyes wide 9 — 8:15 taCties s iO vista ily, near them. with fin I5 made tins escape leaving the two 51 Massa a look of unwilling re- His round, rather florid face, lit enemies to stand glaring at each et in his eyes But Ann did not bud a slightly COLLEGE AUDITORIUM ADMISSION 50c and with pale blue eyes wore other. - ook bark. Site wa.sn't the type 65c pre, WALK hunted look but he stepped tor• At that looked back on anything And coni ward saying briskly. 'Well well TRACY dropped back Into his besides she was quite certain she st you? I see you and it Ann how are chair and put his head in his never would look at Tracy again TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT CROOKED MILE e Mr Driscoll have already met-- that hands and groaned aloud "A suit] without an Inward snort. DINNis "Oh very definitely!" Ann as- reporter like hese a real nees- to 4 sured Haynes Jerome as she put paper guy-in the elaseilled ads! DALE & STUBBLEFIELD DRUG STORE ear (Tr, be co.ntinued/ her hand In his. And I'm stuck with this. oaby- ed are or AT DOOR HARAII11 DIME Tracy said furiously. "Now see dolll" (The character in this serial tion i (00tH 1tt851117N here. Jerome. I can't have the Ann had to grit her teeth hard. fictitious, paper weighted down with ama- She had never met anybody !Ike 'Copyright Ar,arha Ho,io, Int 15441 ADA rnoi S

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