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YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Saturday Afternoon, April 24, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION .— 8,000 Vol. XIX; No. 266 Robert Carlton entky Education, Enters Final In Association Repe:1::`'' Interstate Meet Speaker From UNION CITY MAN On Accomplishments Iowa College • Wins ht place MAKES MUSIC OUT 123 Measures Enacted Into' — • COMPROMISE PLAN Robert Carlton met defeat in the OF ARMY BOMBERS finals of the Intwostate Oratorical ENDORSED TO Law, 58 Others Killed Contest held at northwestern Uni-, UNION CITY, term. April 24 versity last night. (UP(—C. E. Beck has turned the First place went to Karlton Ros- roar of 350 surplus Army bombers MERGE DRAFT, UMT FRANKFORT. Ky., April 24 holt of'Luther College, Iowa, and into, the mellow tones of sweet 1.11,.) —The Kentucky Education 56 second place to. Ralph Osborn of music. WASHINGTON, April 24. (UP) DR. C. J. M'DEVM Association today made public its businessman. Lagle"FlireSt College, Illinois. Beck-' a banker, The administration today endorsed automobile dealer report on the 1948 general assem- Thuisday Carlton won a place in manufacturer, a senate compromise plan to merge amateur marimba player--is PRESENTS PAPER bly, KEA accomplishments, legis- the finals by speaking with the and the draft and Universal Military aluphone, a eastern division in the prelimin- the developer of the Training. lation enacted and harmful pro- toy xylophone in which the "A" aries. Ile compete& against stu- proposal, 18 and 19- TO MEDICAL GROUP posals defeated." Twenty - three is pronounced like "I". But the Under the dents from Allegheny College. Pa.. trained in the difference is that aluphone music year-olds would be education measures, the report Manchester. College. Ind, Lake _ regular Army instead of in a sep- 113r, C. J. McDevitt presented a is sweet. PHILIPPINE "NAVY" IN TRAINING—In Subic Bay, P. I., members of the U. Navy are said, were enacted into law. vithich Forest College. ff., College of before the old Beck runs a arate UMT program. medical paper yesterday Wooster, Ohio and Wayne Uni- The65 year training over 600 Filipinos for duty in the Off Shore Squadron, which will be the nucleus 58 others were killed. company here which makes the befer.4e Secretary James Forres- meeting of the' Kentucky Gyneco- versity. Mich. of the Philippine Navy.. Two officers and 28 enlisted men of the U S. Navy are instructing KEA. the report said, submitted He started volume pro- tal said L. _ornpromise is accep- logical and Obstetrical Society in In the finals the three best aluphone. the Filipinos in the basic phases of gunnery, shiphandling, radar, electricity, etc. The a 15-point program to the general duction last year and quickly sold table to him, But he urged in a the Brown Hotel in Louisville. speakers from the eastern divi- Americans pictured above are Donald E. Larkin, GM 2/c (left), of St. Louis, Mo., and assembly, including the request all that could be produced. letter to the senate armed services His topic was indoctrine Manor, sion campeted against the three William E. OWneS MoMM lit' of nuffalo Mn for retroactive pay ;or teachers, notes committee that it be superseded malities and their relationship to best from the western aivision The trick is simple; the aluphone are each colored as soon as possible by a program diseases of women. He also pre- "For reasons which seemed best with students from Westminister of the the music which of universal military training." sentedvtcase history. at. the time, no bills were intro- College, Mo.. Southern State differently, and the instrument are Both the house and the senate The society is made up of spec- duced covering four of the points" Teachers College, So. Dak., Lut- accompanies instead ialists in gynecology and obstetrics. a nine months school term mini- Hamline Uni- colored the same way. So Of were in recess for the weekend,. her College. Iowa Members Hazel Future Farmers Of without rhyme The group met for two days. Fri- mum fiscal independence for the versity. Minn. Eau Claire State of banging away but there were these develop or reason, the player hits keys ments: day and Saturday. Louisville scheatals. extension of Tteachers College. Wis., and Mid- compulsory school attendance age the same color as the music and Industrial Mobilization—The ad- land College, Nebr. to 17 years and the strengthen- Carlton represented Kentucky at out comes melody. ministration's plans for mobiliz- started when America ing of assessment laws. whole thing Chapter The Visit Gulf States the 'meet after winning the state ing industry in the event of war Trimm and James D. Nine of'the 11 points in the KEA A IN oratorical contest in Lexington Beck. Carl win come under study by the sen- FIELD MEET TO Rippy bought 350 surplus two-en- prograrn introduced were enacted last month. He is a senior at Mur- By Joseph Davenport transit courts that had kitchen fa- Following the swim, we went ate's new super-investigating corn- gine bombers. intO law. The other two..—the pro- ray State College, and the son of cilities, so we decided to try our back to Moody's Courts. After sup- mittge. Chairman Homer Ferguson. With all that wood and metal The Hazel chapter of Future Far- BE HELD MONDAY posal to reduce the fees for the Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Carlton luck at making. This preyed very per ball games, reading, jokes, thee- H. Mich., said his group wants on their hands, they were at a mers of America took their annual collection of school taxes and the of Murray route 2. successful since we stayed • two tets. and roller skating were in to find out whether the executive loss-although the bargain was too tour April 14-18, visiting many measure to provide state aid for Carlton chose as his topic, nights and ivere out only $3.97 for order. branch hoeen on its toes in this AT LYNN GROVE " good to pass up. First off they points of interest in the South. pupil transportation were vetoed "Skulls Are White." based on ob- meals and sleeping per person. respect. A ther senate committee made a few trailers and turned We started home about 9.00 a m. by Gov. Earle C. Clements, there- servations made while serving as Before leaving on the trip the Friday we went to Biloxi, Miss.,- recommended yesterday that both field meeting in a profit on them. 'tjdsY•vociniing and ,thp closer we A pasture in:17 port said. an Atr 'Force pilot in Okinawa. He Chamber of Commerce of mutray Where is located one of the world's the administration and congress provemeat and higher corn yields But full-time trailer manufactur- came to home the more we wished "Chief among the bIlls which was coached by J. Albert Tracy. contacted the chambers of corn- largest air bases. We saw make plans now for all-out man- ing ,was out They had only a many we were at home. So we had din- will be held Monday afternoon at were -defeated ace the following: professor of speech at the college. Merce in Jackson, Miss, Grenada, power and industrial recruitment plant, with neither the room large planes including B-29's. Had ner in Memphis. Supper in Cor- 1:30 at the farm of Dc. C. H. Jones small Miss, New Orleans. La., and Gulf- in case of emergency. to elect county school board mem- nor the workers to turn out quan- we gotten there a little earlier we inth and a midnight snack at at Lynn GroVo.—Colinty Agent S. V. port, Miss.. and Biloxi, Miss., and Condon—The house unamerican bers on a county wide rather than ities of trailers. could have seen one of the jet Rub's Cafe of good old Hazel. Foy announced tochry. educational division basis, to elect our plans were made. activities committee was criticized There were miles and miles of planes, but it left before we ar- Everyone enjoyed the trip and The meeting will be in charge county school WAR for its handling of the Dr.• Condon superintendents by PLANTS TO aluminum tubing and thousands We hired a truck from L. W. Pas- rived. brought home many souvenirs, pic- of W. C. Johnstone, field agent in popular vote, case. Clifford J. Durr. retiring to tighten up the ad- of square yards of mahogany veer- chall and left Hazel High School After the airport came swim- tures and happy memories. agronomy from the College of Ag- ministration of the salary member of thSefederal communica- schedule, ing in their planes. so Beck went at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. The ming. It was very hot and the The following, boys made the trip riculture, University of Kentucky. to prevent transfer of BE READIED IN tions commission, said the commit- teachers ex- to work, weather was not too good but that sand on the beach would burn our with Mr. Parks, their advisor. in Lexington. cept under certain tee already has "convinced" the conditions. Being a marimba—or xylophone didn't stop us since the truck was feet however, the water was still Billy Platt, Jimmy White. James Included in the discussion will be "To provide for noted atomic scientist of disloyal- state despositor- CASE OF NEED- hobbist. Beck fiddled around and covered with a tarpaulin. cold. We braved the chilly water Phillips, Junior Knight, lachno clover and Kentucky 31 ies for school books, Bobby Gro- ty. even before his hearing. Durr to provide finally hit on an idea. He took We arrived in Memphis. Tenn., for two hours anyway and by that fescue. state aid for the transportation of gan, Edward Lawrence, H. M. Law- said "sentence has been pronounc- WASHINGTON. April 24 (UPI— in time to visit the zoo at Overton time the Aell farmers interested in seed cer- some of the surplus tubing and sun had blistered every rence. Charles Tidwell, Buddy ed publicly on his reputation." school children, to authorize coun- The administration moved today to made, a xylophone Then he col- Park before it closed in the even- one of us. That was one blister tification, better pastures and more ty fiscal courts to audit we White. Frank Hill. Paul Brandon, Palestine—Three senators have books and get some 200 government-owned ored the bars and worked up the ing. While at the zoo we phoned corn per acre, are were all proud of. however. We Charlie White. Keith Brandon, Joe endorsed a national emergency urged to attend. accounty of county school boards, war plants ready in case of an em- music in matching colors. There the Y.M.C.A. and made arrange- said Foy. to provide for the ‘ can never forget the salty taste of Davenport, Dan Taylor. Billie Er- conference on the Palestine situa- estati!ishment he had it—the first aluphone. of a board of higher ments to sleep there that night. The the water either. win. and Rob R. Erwin. ' tion. Sens. Dennis Chavez, D., N. education to It asked Congress for authority After ,that it was a cinch. The vern all state accommodations were very nice- and M. Charles W. Tobey. H. N. H.-, institutions of to restore the surplus factories to company grew and at peak pro- igher learning. the rates only 75 cents per person. and Wayne Morse. H. Ore., said good condition and place them in a duction can employ 65 men in its "To restore to one per cent the After supper games were enjoyed I the key to the solution in the Holy KENTUCKY BURL • proposed "national industrial re- single hut-like factory. In addition fee allowed for collection of school by most of the boys while a few Land problem "lies in building serve." They would be kept in to the aluphone, the firm makes nternationa Situation in Brief taxes, to lower poll tax for sch went roller skating and to the in Palestine" The conference will • "standby conditionZ . children's pianos with the same OFFICIAL FIGHTS purposes from $2 to $1. to allow show. an American pattern democracy Ttie legislation was sent to the type of aluminum tubing and ma- a per diem for members of in- Wednesday morning about 4:00 be held here May 7 under the Senate armed services comniittA hogany, an instrument that looks Arabs Charge Jews Violate Truce dependent district boards of o'clock, somebody hollered "Rise auspices of the American League edu- by the muntions board, and cli- and sounds like a bull fiddle, and QUOTA REDUCTION cation. and shine" arid everyone jumped HAIFA. April 24 (UP1—Arab officials accused the Jews today of for a free Palestine. maxes months of study on tile sur- aluminum duck decoys. To limit the hours for transpor- up. After a good breakfast at the breaking the Truce in Haifa and throwing a ERP—The 10-man congressional plus property .situation. Beck's father used to manufac- new wave of panic into the WASHINGTON. April 24. (UP) tation of Toodle House we found our way "watchdog- committee on the schoul—chileiron.--tia. pro- The muntions board said that be- ture canvas duck decoys for hun- thousands of Arabs scrambling to get out of the Palestine port city. —An official of the Kentucky Bur- hibit the state superintendent :es out of Memphis and headed for European recovery program will from cause of deterioration in war plants ters. All the hunter had to do was Four Arabs were wounded by Jewish gunfire today, the Arab na- ley tobacco growers cooperative witholding per capita New Orleans. All day Wednesday meet next week to determine its funds from since V-J Day, the need for this blow them up and set them out in tional committee charged. Despite the Arab charges.' hardly a association protested today against a district because it maintains an we were still enjoying the sand- shot was procedure. The group has named type of legislation is ''especially front of his blind. heard in Haifa a proposed marketing quota re- unaccredijed high school, to pre- wiches which the grades had given by newsmen making their usual rounds. as its Chairman Sen. Styles Bridg- urgent." Without it, the board Perhaps the most illustrious duction in .a pending long-range scr1ve cePtain courses to be taught us before we left Hazel. They had Members of the Arab national committee. Jewish leaders and British es. H. N. H. And Bridges has warned, 'many of the plants will be customer of the present firm's farm bill. in all high schools, to increase the had a picnic Tuesday and they gave officials met at the Haifa city hall. They tried to iron out \the situation promised to do a "thorough job" , lost, as some have already been forerunner was President Grover John M. Berry. vice-president tax on cigarettes one cent per brought on by the Jewish seizure of the city of overseeing the foreign aid pro- lost." Cleveland who thought the canvas us all the food they had left. Thursday. of the association, told the senate package for benefits of schools gram. The administration's request came decoys were the best he'd ever From Memphis our next stop was agriculture committtee that the and department of welfare. and these other defense develop- seen. Jackson. Miss., the capital of that bill's terms would, cut. burley mar- To repeal provisions of tenure ments: state, where we visited the old Communists Seize Plant In Tokyo keting quotas for 1948 from 514,- law that the superintendent may I. Defense and new capitol buildings and Seretary James For- YOU NAME IT TOKYO, April 24 11.1131—A mob of 300 workers chanting the Com- 000.000 pounds to only 314,000,000, become eligible for a continuing restal tentatively approved a plan _ Mrs Katie Simmons found .6 made many pictures. We ate din- DOCTOR REPORTS He said "such a drastic reduct- munist "Internationale" today seized an industrial plant which police had contract, to provide a 20 per cent under which 18 and 19-year-olds snakehead on North Thirteenth ner while there, then started on. ion would mear that domestic re- tax on soft drinks for the benefit liberated earlier from illegal strikers, and then staged two angry dem- would be trained along with draf- street which had turned to stone_ We madeAgle other stop after leav- NEW TREATMENT OF quirments alone in a short Aline of school's and the department of tees; instead of in a separate uni- Perhaps it is made of plaster of ing Jackson at an oil pumping der- onstrations outside a police station about three miles from General could not be met and ideas of welfare, to provide for unlirdited versal military training program. paris, but resembles a snakehead rick. It was interesting to watch Douglas MacArthur's- headquarters. abundant supplies and trends annexation to independent school However, he told the Senate Armed very much. She is Kentucky, Belle those big derricks draw oil out of The violence at the Tokyo plant of the Japan Typewriter Company UNDALENT FEVER would be utterly ignored." . districts, to grant life certificates Services Committee in a letter that our corrta.pondent If it isn't a the ground. followed a meeting in Hibya Park near Allied headquarters. About The committee, headed by Sen. to teachers with 20 years' experi- he believes this compromise plan snakehead she said, what is it. As we neared New Orleans, we 1,000 dissident unionists took part in the meeting. SAN FRANCISCO, April 24 4UP) Arthur Capper. R., Kans.. Is hold- ence and two years of college should be "superseded as soon as came to their big airport, and stop- —Dr. Wesley W. Spink' of the Uni- ing hearings on a proposed long- training, and numerous proposals possible by.a program og.universal HAD NEWS ped -for a few minutes. They had versity of Minnesota, today reported range farm, program that would to amend the teacher retireinifiT military training." WASHINGTON, April 24 'UP)— Iota of planes and we saw one Poland Wants German Generals the first known effective treat- change the present system of mar- act." 2. Members said the House Arm- The Agriculture Department had large plane leave for Chicago. ment of undulant fever to the keting quotas and parity payments Chief among the bills listed as ed Sipa/jeep Committee is ready to some bad news today for the na- From there, we found the BERLIN, April 24 (UP)—Poland charged the United States today American College of Physicians Berry said that under the bill "passed" in the KEA report are: vote yes on a bill to draft men 19- tion's youngsters Y.M.C.A. in New Orleans without with "flagrant" violation Of international agreements In failing to turn convention.. the support, price of burley leaf The $3,000,000 deficiency appro- through-25 for two years' milititey Wartime import controls on cas- too much trouble andaenjoyed our over to Poland four German generals accused of sacking Warsaw. "For the first lime," Spink said, would be only $29113 per hundred priation for teachers. •-n proposed duty. ,. tor oil have finally been removed. "we know we can control it. in both pounds. compared with $41 94 un- second night playing games and The Germans sought as war criminals by the Poles are Gens. Smilo constitutional amendment to per- roller skating. acute and chronic cases." der the present law. mit distribution of 25 per cent Van Luettwitz and Nicolaus Von Vormann, commanders of the Ninth Undulant fever • cripples more Thursday morning we toured the "Such a drastic drop in the of the common school fund on German army group, and Erich ,Von Dem Bach-Zelewski and Heinz than 40.1s. -A-sons- in the United city. visiting Tulane Seidium where floor under burley prices would other than a per capita basis (equ- Rheinfahrt, commanders of the Warsaw group. States each year and renders use- Hazel F.H.A. To Present the Sugar Bowl football games are have a most demoralizing effect." alization). a _proposed amendment less thousands of cattle and other played. and also saw many of the Berry said. "It would "bring fin- increasing the present consititut- livestock. . colonial homes of that city. Two - ancial hurt and likely disaster to ional salary limit. t make faculty U. S. Negotiating For Chinese Troops Spink told the convention thai a Negro Minstrel Friday other points of special interest were a high per centage 'of the produc- members of public junior colleges combination of sultadiazine and ers of burley." he added, eligible to participate in the state the museum in old New Orleans, LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.. April 24(UP)—Chinese sources revealed to- streptomycin administered in mul- The Kentuckian said that "any retirement program. F.H.A. Chapter will present Tit for Tat—Anna Lou Steely and and the part where large ships day that tile United negotiating with possible use. States is China for of tiple doses over three weeks had farm program to be successful and A.investigation of the state a Negro minstrel, "Cotton Cubes." Joan Parker. come in and go out.. Some of the Chinese troops to enforce a United Nattions trusteeship in Palestine.' proved an "encouraging new cure" effective must be popular with school system by the newly creat- Friday. April 30, at 7:45 at the high Musical Munchings — Ann Mar- boys crossed the rivir and went The troops, if China decides to provide them. would be used only in for the disease. those for whose benefit it is en- ed legislative research commi!ssidti, school. shall, Imogene Paschall, Betty Wil- over to 'Algiers for dinner. conjunctir,n with forces from the United States and other UN countries. "At Minnesota." he,said. "we acted." the general budget bill, a bill pro- cox, Marcelle Langston. Frances Thursday afternoon we left New China has not rejected America's request for troops. have now treated 17 proved cases He advocated continuing the viding that the maximum tax rate Find Part White, and *Tackle Collins. Orleans and started to Gulfport. of undulant fever over one year, present program by amending the for school nurnoses must be levied Interlocutrix--June Cooper. Afterpleee When we arrived we found some and all but one can be cured. The farm act of 1938. or by including for a school district to (maid), for End Women—Clara Parks, Bar- The Judge's Daughter Presides. encouraging thing about the treat- Its provisions in the new long equalization aid. a $150 increase bara Nell Outland, Charlotte Rob- Judge—Jeanette Bayers. Marshall Returns'From Bogota GRASS ROOTS ADVISED ment is that only one patient suf- range farm bill. ' In the maaismons,,,aid to students • erts. and Glenda Scarbrough. Lawyers—Charlotte Lee and Ru- DAVIS. Cal. (UP, —California WAVINGTON. April 24 iUP)—Secretary of State George C. Mar- I fered a relapse. Normally undu- Berry 'said the pending bill "an- In nut-of-state • tiolleges Chorus—Ann White, Maxine Orr, bio Oliver. farmers, beset by a record drought. shall retarned from Bogota. Colombia. today and plunged immediately lant fever sufferers relapse every Rarently lacks the flexibility which The seven cent easoline tax and Zane Jones, Charlotte Grogan. Jean- The Plaintiff—Wilma Garner. may turn to Sudan grass to re- into conferences on the world situation with is top policy advisers. • seven to eight weeks. That's why would take into account all the sick leave for teachers. - \S" nie Alton, Youlanda Cooper, Sue The Defendant—Mavis Sledd. plenish feed for their animals. it a so deadly." factors which rightly must be con- Enoch, Peggy Hale, Dortha Nell Marshall landed at National Airport a a.m. EST aboard a four- Withesses — Julia Faye Arnett, University of California agricul- But'the main control step. Spink sidered" in the case of burley farm- Mr and Mrs Burt Black of Oeala, Hart, Billy Overcast, Jackie Phil- engined air transport command plane.. e has been absent from the June Paschall. modean Parker, ture experts say the grass is the added, is to wipe oul the disease in ers. He said they favored continu: Fla . are visiting his mother. Mrs. lips, Emily White, Barbara Parker, capital for almost a month. attendihg the Inter-American conference at Willa Dean Waldrop, and Mildred belt plant to supply green feed un- cattle, goats, pigs and'bther animals ing quotas' but do not like the sys- Jim Black and sister, Mrs. Lee H. and Joeva Weatherford. Herndon. der dry land conditions. Bogota. lie went through that city's bloody revolt. which •spread it, tem proposed by the bill. Gingles.

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Pastor New Menu To Cut Down On Cost Of Living Soya one df MEMORIAL BAPTINT CHURCH Sam Boyd Neely, Sunday School -By HARMAN. W. NI( 110LS too big far his wife to hatidle. Welt_ Garden 10th and Main Superintendent United Press Staff Corremondent I took ho word and charted any stc a Wendell H. Rene. Pastor J Pitman, T. U. Director WASHINGTON. April 24 (upi—If small plot in my back yard, RESPIIE AT HOME-Here are the shoes that are big enough to fill the P dewy. Glenn Feed C -On- - — - Mrs A F. Taney, W. M. U. Pros your parsnips look aThttle 'hoe- ions here. father. Harold Stassen. as he hands the whoppers dear.- I -fi'ink I said. „tells his B. to his aspiring d in their Sunday Morning 101. W, happy you call the Department .of She happens to be a city, gal— South St. Paul. Minn., home. The Republican Presidential candidate has been gaining 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Sunday School 2:30 am. ----- Agriculture. If you wonder if it FOR SJ from Milw4tikee. She always cpr.fider.ce through his recent primary victories. Alvin Harrell, Superintendent Morning worship ____.._ 10:48 a.m. would be smarter to plow the pigs Resists thought the green stug on the 1e:45 am.—Morning Worship Evening and corn under instead of letting ed to tabte came from the afore The rain 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship Training Union 6:15 p.m. 'ern grow up. you dial the same Ear We to keep it crisp came from the Philadelphia Wednesday Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. .. Phils Doing Okay With ted for sprinKler system. 7:00 p.m.—Mid-week Prayer Ser- Prayer meeting Wed. 7:30 pm But what slave of the kitchen— torn sot All right So she tool( hoe :and Pitchers Nobody Else Wanted To Hire vice and Bible Study z z Your wife—a ould think ti give No ott rake in hand and smoothed out the "The Church with a warm • Clint Anderson..secretary LUNDQI ductior of agri- plowed ground She took the onion By C'.4.1ti. T The Senators won their third welcome" - We'd Like To Be culture A ring if she wanted United Sports Writer istraight, •topping tiers. to sets and buried tamanoup and down Press the A's at Phila- YOUR GROCERMAN know rutabaga the to if would he better four delphia. 5 to 3 with two runs in MURRAY CHURCH OF CHRIST rows. like she persunall,was NEW_ li3esopY01;,11KrhiAlfrykiler2e4 'doint;Pi1 very. Thurnii for supper thap Brussel -Sprouts! -1.1.--0!I the 10th on two singles sacri- Sixth and Maple Groceries trkatUt to take. care of ERP and Mr. Streets Shilo; PM-babtY,..finif--a one among the lite aa—iiiite "niry7s double. The .iebiaB. Hoffman could go loot-for a new nicely todaV. thank you, because *Is^ Minister —Fresh wives Well. Clint and his boys victory put Washington into a sec- Fruits Rhea I job. Manager Ben Chapman has been blood have beaten everybody to the ond place tie with the A's, who 'mWble School at 9:48 ann. The wife meant well, and was giving the opposition a einem 'Vegetables Farris, punch They have made a quick of previously had won three it) a row Wership with stiff and sore enough to have done old,. discarded, soup bones. . COMMUILIOn at Penny; vault from the . field. garden and from the _Reel Sox, and with the 10:50 a M. and 7:00 p.m. Meats a good job. But she planted the -- --- steer-lot to the grub board In Using pitchers that nobody else Tigers. Wednesdays darn onions upside down. Mid- week Bible ROUGH other v.ords. the Department of seemed te, want, they had paired In turn, the Red Sox found the study at 7:00 p.m. with classes Hatchett's And it was just like her to get for Grocery All len Agriculture has come out with a up three. victories out of their first world champion Yankees a softer all ages. 1214 West Main mad when I a.ked her if she aline rpm. including mighty ness. menu One that is calculated to a sigrafi- touch at New York, blanking them FIRST METHODIst---owscs Phone 375 was trying to take care of China triumph'over N.11142C, cave us sinners and spenders a lot cant 10 to 2 the Na- 4 to 0 as lefty Mickey 'Harris pitch- THE HEML}NE PLUNGES- The Friendly Ch 4. relteti-by seeing—Ma_ lkatisporir- tienel-heestue-ehsrimiert cord. of Mabee Clint-bashfully admits - neativestatter land' Ted Williams For those who want even George W. Bell, Minister !ion cost their hem" debut, a* Brooklyn shook that if you use the thing your long- yes- off his Y.uiltea Stadium jinx. lower hemlines, Paquin of terday. -- ith a line drive homer and 9:30 suffering can save as much as one- two Paris designed this yellow A.M. Sunday School Sylvester 'Rim. Donnelly. whom • Nodes+ 10:50 A.M. third on meat alone and black Glengarry check Morning Worship Deer Trapping the Cardinals found noneed -for Four home runs. two -by Ken 5:30 P.M. Youth The v.-hole thie.g is aimed at the suit with an ultra-full bias- Choir after hr: wen the 1944 world series Keltner and iinc each by Larry 6:30 P.M. College Vespers Dr. M. Converse official end of meatless Tuesdays cut skirt that is to be worn at the Nears Completion for them. pitched the trairopto scat- DobY and Bob Lemon. punctuated a - • Churqi Clint puts a like this We stall A TWO-TONE TOPKNOT - over a taffeta petticoat. The tering eieht hits and strikOrg out 15-hit Cleveland attack against the 6:00 P.M. Youth Fellowekup Gras te . want to be meatless now and then Be she blonde or be she jacket is belted • . . Golden Pond six • Dick Sister -also discarded Trgers. who 10'U-their iierrie opener. in black 7:00 P. M. Evening Service hut the Peaele themselves brunette? Dark-haired Lina patent leather. Vetenna is -the /MTV= Intermedite M.Y.F., Mrs, T. L. elde what day in the week it would Deer trapping Romay, who wears her in- The Senn/nit), and a single. drivingin foto- runs Per twu and Bob Feller; own Gregory, counselor. Youth 61..Y.F. be nicest not to have meat -Like Woodlands ft, taage' near won his lock.s Golden to lead the 13-hii attack. El Ennis first start handily, scatter- in -a smooth upsweep 116-23) Miss Lulay 7Cri VSella Friday. maybe Calyton Beale, Pond will come to an end for the also hit a ,1-,..meto and rookie Richie ng six hits. and bang, adds a flowing counselor. That's kohbutit__Itht Wesley Foundation •foa where the official govern- melon_ in about two weeks with three singles Tho-Bresiiim-ariii White and Sox -were blonde crown fall of false College Students, Vespers on Sun- PHONE 5734 ment. table-platter-planner comes appros.ntately idle. It is extremely 100 deer, having stolen base. The loser a.. lefty hair for back interest important that day evening, 8:30, in It's caHed Savin been This Miss Ann Eva "Money Main taken by John DeLarie pro- Joe Hatten. who previously had YESTERDAY'S STAR—Dick Sis- milk be cooled Dishes Is for her latest film. tut il asasniiekly as pos- Gibbs, Studept Secretary. • One hundred tested reject leader who is in charge of the beaten Philadelphia six straight castoff who ler. Ca`-etmal. lilt two it catches on, American wo- sible after milking. Normal milk cipes especially prepared by the trapping 'activities. Those 100 deer nines without a- d.eleat. ' loaners anol a single to lead the men has a natural resistance to the Bureau of Nutrition and Home have been released on Phils in a 10 to will soon blossom out the Three ,Previouaisi. 'Emil Lei-nard. disi- 2 spo,ilage of Brook. growth of bactefia for some. time Economics-- ' A mouthful right Forks Refuge in Metcajf county: carded by theSariators. 1 41 °Pence_ ln tno-tone•topknot*. &nit col- Y."' c'"l--e _ after it is drawn from the Cow. there • Mammoth Cave Nin-Tonal Par*. ilibOrat.4g -Lyn The effectiveness of this resistance Ever hear of a potatoburger7 Beaver Creek Refuge in Dodger McCreary and Tiger star. Ken Heintz- is greatly increased if the milk is Well. sir it's right there in the and %ropey. Kentucky Ridge, eidian. Fur- feta of -the Pirates. and cooled quickly and held at the free bookleti on page 41'. includes a rest. In Sell County. and the'Rob- Ed Heusser.'who was Wised off by reduced temperature An elaborate WE HAVE IT little meat too. You take three- insoe Forest Refuge. in Breathitt the' Doditrrs. gave the — WE WILL GET rr Phils their cooling tank is not necessary if — OR fourths of a pound county area By this trapp,ng other au IT CAN'T BE HAD of ground beef. and -tofu:a. Not a man. in the only two or three cans are to be three-fouas release program the :of cup of grated raw po- Division hopess is under 33 years- old. cooled. A large barrel cut in half • to scatter the deer tato, a quarter cup of ground or population Harry .The Cat. Breceen,tr had to Or wooden tank will be sufficient throughato the sate el cash grated anions. two teaspoons of se in on breaks t3 maintain his if cool water is kept flowing thro- of the deer rapping projett chopped green pepper a teaspoon De- spell asainat the Cubs af Chicago. ugh it Too much importance ca, Dale Cl Lime—will go into another pitching Stubblefield of salt one egg drippinga if tat, a state a nine-hitter to give the not be attached to the cooling. It cup of oiton:((r_:a and start a beaver trapping pro- Cards a 1 to 0 victory is almost uosurce.0(an: t issa table- set „Thew beavers bit be retum. while loser as important as the PRESCRIPTIONS Johnny S.hinitr itzve sterilization -Up'tnly far, A weekly feature prepared by members of Th. Calloway of the utensils if a Ed to Kehttick slid-released' In „the hits -in defeat. Farm Comity four or five flat cakes You brown Sc7nitzh want Leaders organisation and dedicated to better tarallog good quality product is expected. o mountain area It on in is pointed out the ninth on a walk end--*dc-we.in and that is what the present day the cakes tw,jt,h tides tat in that beavers are excellent' frying pan Amu the. tuntate iu ce soil and double.* Rookie Ralph LaPointe consumer demands. t water conservatori THE PRODUCTION OF Follow me'' Cover and when the which prouuced the only-Rh. ----- 's i.ause for the handling and stor- and simmer tarioiaris vip0000a - MILK The production of good, clean, The Giants found a starting ;Ili: of Milk slowly until done—about 25 mm- and .a:c1 utenola separat- wholesome milk is not a difficult rash erosion and flood rnenance finishing pitcher. By J. H. WALSTON utes. Remove the cakes and keep wonder if wee,- ed from the barn task but one which require.% Will be reduced den. by a passage. strict hot. Mix the flour in Ray Post and -behind his Kiiksey Agriculture attention with a little To date Department i Each producer snou,c1 ki op in to details. If ealch pro- When more.tkan 400 000 Trees. five-hit .i.orling You beat the water and stir slowly with tomato Braves Milk is 'one of the. moo 'moor- 1 ducer would take the interest in plants and vines have ue-en distri- at Boston. 3 1 mind that the milk he puts on thee juice Cook slowly in tiv!ir hoineAte,„ Wit .of all food' his work' A•111 and sur until bated this spring produets. It is 'market to the point that he real- from the Division ‘bpou,4t.. eorevioavrerer nthespay thoppedn. whoaou litkhc-, exceptionally will probably-be consumed thickened Pour sauce over the nutritious arid whole- izes that he was producing 1.1••••=.1 of Game and Fish Farm Nursery ace by some child. Unhealthy persons food cakes Eat.' Yuan some.. and has been called the for his neighbor's child as well to farmers throughout the !state Boriton's. should not be allowed to milk as Need And %peaking other 20-game winner. nearly the his own of unease. for some More will perfect food. There- he would have a product be distributed during the Johnny Sum. went down ta defeat ciaws (Jr handle the milk. It is es- obscure reason, rem,*. me of in ?;;;!!!. its use should be encouraged. opfrou:sirable quality and a pro- spring period. and during the fall his noir'. outing. ,Willard aential that all persons -.bundling Clint Anderson him.en He Mar- It is at the. same tlme one of the duct of which he himself would be re- still more will be available o shall droac in two runs, milk be habitually clean. Milkers 40 cently made the remark that he hiting a easiest to contaminate. It furnishes farinera The distribution is made double and tva) sitiglos, should he thoroughly avasbed and never planned a garden and ind an ide,.1 medium for the gr.eigh that was ,n cooperation with the soil Con- Gordon hit a and dried before milking Occas- hatner for the giants. of lafcteria. - Every producer - of PARKER SEED . Ea.*.I I. Blackwell. ionally an individual imagines it ii 22-gairne win- milk, trarefore should feel a mor- ner last 'arasan. is easier to milk after moistening COMPANY PR became the I first al obligation NT1 to exercise care in NG NWT BE LEFT OUT 011A UMW major leaver to the hands. Such a ,practice is un- -Buyers score a pair ofi the handlirigoof its products and to and Sellers— victories. in sanitary and should not be tol- 1940. topping -th" Pi- keg) it. free from germs. espe.tiall3 ALL KINDS OF rates for the second. time Cin-. erated. disease germs, QUALITY FIELD cinnati. 5 to Even SEEDS 3 -eflair surviving two hitinier to assure the production though extreme care is us- See bad early Tri- ed • Us About It! ningt. - #nhnny Wyri.- of _good milk the producer should in the milking process. aotne stek hit a sediment harner.for the who milk'''. only . clean healthy cows. is almost sure to get in We Are Headquarters went afor ex the milk -Dodger hurlers -Kir- Dirty cows are the Source of most Always strain the milk ter Seed Cleaning by 'tube and through Vic Lombardi for lat. of the visible dirt in milk Dirt a cotton pad or a pad of _ • LETTERHEADS exfia similar material. Keep --41thaesectemsigte on the udder the atrainer NEW LOCATION covered order ENVELOPES of. the cows, especially if the in to keep flies and Across Street From Murray cows are dirt out while the milk is not actu- HANDBILLS aervaation Districts leaden eit the kept in poorly cleaned Stockyards state- Who barns and' middy lots 'When ally being poured into the strain- recommend to the farm- the Telephone 665 POSTERS t.1.5 -t.Hre,and ameterie erf plant edPere, or- fit", ks_--ot yore.hos*-heen alai trees remoseed by. hr Mod The soiled remove the loose material •HEADQUARTRIS TICkETS- with a Pon plants are (e'en "seat to Division brush and wash %kith a, Standard Parts for All CAM damn cloth. p. • CANDIDATE Distriei Setpervisors try horn tioY This will prevent dirt CARDS are w------....% arbd other /canegis. matter distributed to the farmers.. The Irmo drop- Murray Auto Parts 'RULED ping into -the .FORMS Plant and tree program answers a • pall during the W. T. Miller B. L. Ray TAXI Ivo/fold need: The plantings. furn- proeees, and wilL tend to I'RICE LISTS insure the Telephone 16 ish protection -for, - the .soil and minimum of sediment. The eventually, will -produce .lumber. producer should -also keep SERVICE . • hit OM, in a clean, and they are of the type that offer well t•orailated barn. All proteetion for wildlife, More than manure Should tae- re- ENGRAVEIV-CALLING CARDS moved from Experienced a.,m.aliori--plarits -a ntl teeter will be -111e-bilim daily -"to a Drivers place where WEDDING INVITATIONS diateinuted frOM the Game Farm - flies _and' oder! from Safe Cars this year. it- will not enter the barn, Ffies ANNOUNCEMENTS may' Carry A fishing ceraus inaugurated by - disease germs and filth. Prompt It is desirable Set;iide RUBBER the F'ishering Department of the tcr have a milk STAMPS Dtsaiiirili- of Game 7 - •' - - - Courteous • .and Fish this Triatemmat • INFORMAL NOTE PAPER yrar has shown- each fisherman in the- state this Newton has. • BOOKLETS so.far AS NEAR AS YOUR • captured .I little more that) .half • - • CATALOGUES' 0-fish an hourOThe stirvey is sin BOONE! TELEPHONE connection with the Conservation SOUTH SIDE SQUARE LEDGER SHEETS Officers' work who question the The Old Reliable fisherman who takes; .one and one- BANK CHECKS tenth fish per trip, and that the SECURITY :oseraxe fishing trip lasts but one LOAN 41 seven-tenths hours. The early I Murray Consumers 138 report covers roily. the fint ( oar Save 10 to 20% .hadt pert of Or .sesson end- the Coal & Ice Co. On Cash and Carry the arrival of better weather and on both Telephone 64 LEDGER & TIMES both Laundry and (leaning TAXI catch is expeeted to increase with We Deliver North Fourth Street - improved water eonaltions. Telephone 55

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24, 19 l)z SATURDAY, APRIL 24,1948 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PACE THREE 'Atm1r- SIHM and Save Money ich Sunil,y FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY- aNSWElt ru ritertatio riirti.1 pitching. TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS poison. Mr. Bucy and E. H. are For Sale 112" culvert and driveway tile.- Strvices Offered I CROSSWORD PUZZLE Take that Phil Marchildon. When By United Press employed at the Belveidere Cafe. . TERIAN eheciW we got three home runs off him, Miss 'Guerin Concrete Products, East ACROSI 34-Town In (Won and lust records in paren-; Elois Bucy spent last Thurs- Highway. Phone 324. Mit 1-Price Oklahoma ErEgilLl giI3f3@ 17/MA I thought we were ready to go. I, day a week ago with her aunts and FOR SALE-Beautiful home on HOUSE WIRING, Appliance repair, burden 35-Being. in abstract theses 5-Beast of f:E3r4E 12INEN115114130 But he stopped us cold. And that uncle Mr. and Mrs. Bucy. and Miss Highway 95. One mile south of any electrical work-Bourland El- 8-Woodcutter in icoinb. American League Pastor PIANOS-New Starr spinet 6485.00 -The Arabian 'form G41412-4EM g214;.1 Lou Brissie had plenty of stuff." Ethel Bucy of Pin-year. Hardin, 5 acres of valley land. ectric Shop in new Riley Furni- Nights" 37-To vend WOI:1 Chicago (Haynes 0-1) at St. Louis up. Used pianos $135.00 and up. 13-Arm bons 39-Pipe YOnt A sportswriter asked Williams Large chicken house, one good ture Store. Phone 587. MlOc [4g0 (Potter 0-0). Haven't read the good paper in 101 delivery anywhere - Harry 13-Rejoined 40-Borders how he Irked working.for Joe Mc- Free 15--01114 name 42-Plunderers 1400143E1 iM Cleveland (Feller 1-0) at Detroit several weeks but hoping to again g's Sot, i,y stable. Ideal for Murray worker up Carthy. The tall, slender outfielder Edwards, 808 South 5th Street, Pa- BET BY TEST-That's' why our 17-Doctored 44-To soak raillAge Nfig T (Houtteman 0-0). soon. Wonder if Brownie, Ken- , with family. House newly decor- 15-Greet eartb 46-Ohrtstm a looked,' up slowly from under his ducah, Ky. M12e business has grown so much. Try goddess 47-Sweet crackers 107.0rES Washington (Hudson 1-0) at Phil- tucky Belle and Ole Maid are still vice ated and modern. Stop and look 20-Girl's name 91-Small dab c c , long cap brim', hesitated a mo- for yourself-Dixie Cleaners, TeL adelphia (Brissie 1-1). i'riting the n'esesi, I sure miss their it over. Owner Leaving state. Box FOR SALE: Cabin cruiser. Sleeps 21-Wrathfully 54-Islands In A NT A1T4T Li ment and replied: -h 24-Pained West Indies letters as I'm no ILe‘tting.the_ r Hatclin, Ky. 768,- Thomas Critiernittner.. Mlic - .Boston tDob,on 0-1) -at.-- Fellows!,ip TI, four persons. -Ticiatarl7ar-liThid= 28-Chum -Welt- 1U-7 TOti- *hat to_ 57 York (Reynolds 1-0). now. ing Park.' Call L. L. Adams, Ill 29-Mob debt -Display LSD 14140 PX_If4.3 and then lets • you alone.- What • Mid-Wk ROWLAND Refrigeration Service 31-Wh1te frost 58-Beverage National League Jesse Ridley celebrateckis birth- FIELD SEED-Let us supply your or 634-M, Paris, Tenn, Ap24c 33-Among 59-01acial ridge more could .you want?" All makes. 'Money back guaran- New York (Jansen 0-1) at Boston day Sunday. April' 187 needs. We 'carry complete stocks tee. 12 years experience. Phone Down The announcer was giving the •••• FOR SALE: Five year old mule. 00 11 (Beailey 0-0). Mr. and Sirs. Everette Bur*-- of Hybrid Corn, open Pollinated 3 5 7 9 opening lineups and, when, he IflYRCH A-1 mule. See G. H. Wilson, 993-J. MSc 1-151111ard stieS Philadelphia Dubiel 0-0) at Evansville, Ind., E. H. SimMont-., ,Corn, Clovers, Grasses, Sudan, 2-.-SIderly reached William's name, there was 'star iZ Brooklyn (Barney 1-0). of Evansville, Miss Elois Bucy, Mr. near Stella. Ap240 FOR COMPLETE INSULATION 3,41004 for eels a chorus Of boos. Williams stiffned Soya Beans and Peas. We have 4-Russ4 n :Taxman Pittsburgs (Singleton 0-0) at Cin- and Mrs. Ted Thorn and children complete lines of SERVICE at a lower cost call Rock ic 17 5-Land measure and then looked up with a boyish lity Sri one df the most FOR SALE: EVINRUDE OUT- 8-To place cinnati (Hughes 0-0). and Marvin Thorn were in Nash- _Wool Insulation Co., Room 105, grin. Garden and Vegetable Seed of BOARD MOTORS. Trolling hill 1-1-...rm of Band, ' St Louis (Dickson I-0) ab--Chica- 'tribe a few Saturday nights ago Gatlin Bldg. Phone 1021. Mfic S--rtirTs same "Thank ector any store in West Kentucky-Ross reerse. Wm. G. Nash, 303 N. 9-S.nell t.land you!" He said. • , go (Wyse 0-0). to attend the "Grand Ole Opry". 0 Feed Company, Murray, Ky„ Tel. 16th St.. Murray, Tel. 622. Ap24p 75 .26 27 10 -frpelliny contest Prnd when the announcer reach- They reported they had a nice trip l. U. Pi, WE SPECIALIZE in COUNTRY 2,' 22 ZS e'7-' 11-70 put on 101. We deliver. . ed the name of Joe Dimaggio, HAM, steaks, chops and phite 14-Girl a name and enjoyed the entertainment. FOR SALE: One 1934 Ford in good 16-Scion there were more boos. This time Hi, Folks 2:30 arc sandwiches 19-Another Mrs. George Green and children, FOR SALE: Funk & Sons Drouth condition' A real buy. See or lunches. All kinds of name Williams' grin was wider. 10:45 a.m. 91i 21-Si lily Mr. and Mrs. Ling Ferguson and call Dale's Garage, Hazel. Ap24p Rudy's Restaurant la 53 p314, 22-Titled Hello Resistant Hybrid Seed Corn. Treat- "Must be those Boston fans," Ted readers of the Ledger & children were in Murray Saturday. 13-8% as song laughed. "They boo everybody." Times! - 6:15, pm. ed to resist Corn Bore and FOR SALE or TRADE: 40 Allis BELTS AND BUTTONS MADE- 35-Innkeepers -Curly Head Ear Worm. Special numbers adap- 26.-Comforter It was, time to play then and, Mr. and Mrs. Everette Bucy and . 7:30 p.m. Chalmers Tractor, good condition; 18.different styles and sizes. Mrs. 27-5uffers 111e0t.1 .43 just before the game started. Wil- E. H. Simmons returned to Evans- . ted for Kentucky up-land and bot- cultiyator, plow, disk. Will trade G. P. Hughes. Route 4, Murray. go ..e VeZ 30-Claw 7:30 p.m. 33-Fine woolen cloth, liams walked out of the dugout ville Sunday after visiting relatives Home sewing in Kenton county tom soils. Both Yellow and White. for nearly new pickup Chevrolet. Phone through HarrisGrove. A24p ,..... 33-Card time (pl.) 4,1 and took another long look at in Kentucky and Tennessee for the has reached an all-time high, No other hybrids acell in pro- W. L. Paschall, Hazel Route 1, 41-To dirty duction. We stock all needed num- 43-Rhythm Ruth. last few weeks while Mr. Bucy's homemakers making coats, suits, lives near Crossland, Ky. Ap24p • 41 qq 50 ;2 53 45-To shower bers. Funk & Sons. Handled by For Rent V 57 47-Able -What a man," he acknowledged. hand was getting well from water dresses and children's clothing. MI-Single thing Su j nu probably have to give the following merchants: L. F. FOR SALE-Sawmill. See Carl iq cb 411 Sl000 Indian Thurmond, Murray; John Grogan, Kingins, Peoples SO-To observe the Babe an assist on Ted's fifth Saiitnga Bank, FOR RENT-Apartment or sleeping -Meadow - if 52 ---,inning home run, his first of the Shilo; Ralph McDaniel, Dexter; Phone 1-1; --- Mac rooms, 501 Chestnut. A26p 51-Norse war Ott Rhea & Wright, Wiswell; Young- 55-South America year. But the splindid splinter Mb., at 1.40•11 I•••••• &WMIL (abbe blood Grocery, Coldwater; Otto FOR SALE-One 8-ft. single trac- FOR RENT-Storage space. Sec probably would feel bad to know HYBRID POPCORN SEED Farris, Pottertown; L. L. Housden, tor disc; tWo 12-inch tractor ,plows. Glenn Doran, Peoples Saving's that Ruth didn't applaud. Penny; Ray Lassiter, Hazel MSc James McCallon,, Route 2, Mur- Bank, Phone 11. A26p Exactly 25 years agt3 it was Ftuth ray, A290 - Today's Sports Para de whone homer beat- these Red Sox ROUGH LUMBER-Poplar, oak in another opening day contest FOR SALE-One 850Pwatt Delco We now have xery All lengths, uniform widths, thick- By OSCAR FRALEY "Gee. he looks swell now. doesn't which was the first game ever light plant, with glass batteries, Wanted ness. Accurately sawn-John A. United Press Spurts Writer he?" Williams_ said, worship in played in the Yankee Stadium. one year old. Also 32-volt electric his eyes. "I'm sure glad he got So you can't blame the Babe for Nance, Nance Bros., New Con- STRAWBERRY PICKERS - Any- First Year Hybrid Popcorn Seed drill-R. A. Rhea, Kirksey Route NEW iORK, April 24. (UP)- better." not giving the kid a hand. He still cord. h112c one who is iotee..ste.1, contact Her- 1. A26p Nobody interested Ted Williams cpcky. bad0 boy has too much pride in the Yankees. bert Key, 1312 West Main Street, This wasn't the as he sat on the steps of the. Boat of baseball. Ted was just a big But like all the other young- FUNK'S G-HYBRID FIELD CORN Murray, Ky. Transportation will ton Red Sux dugout his back to kid, distinguishable only by his sters, the kid from Boston was be furnished. M8p Notices the playing field, head bent over uniform from 'the horde of young- glad that the Babe was there to WANTED-Will pay 50c per pound clasped hands. sters who ---irailed the Bam6ino see it SEED NOTICE-Mr. Frank Davis will be cash for some nice country hams, There were many celebrities on doiAn the aisle.'And his eager eyes in Murray each Wednesday at followed -Ruth until the big man weight up to 25 pounds. Will pay the field and in the box seats near SQUIRREL KNOWS HIS NUTS Ilk Barnett & Kerley, next to the in the camel hair coat sat down. also --:- 45c per pound for hams, weight the dugouts: Bing Crosby and Wal- - WILSON, Kan. UP) - Mrs. Bak of Murray, to buy, sell and the movies: Gov. 26 to 50 pounds. Bring them to ter Huston of Williams slumped down on the Sarah Neesmitli is feeding a finicky e new and used sewing Ma- Lee's 'Service Station, Hardin, Thomas E. Dewey; Ed Barrow. and steps again, then, bending over squirrel. She says he turns up his VIGORa IFERTILIZER chines. Mr. Davis cad repair all others. but Williams ignored 16L- ,A Kentucky. A24c plenty his clasped hands somebody men- nose at peanuts. He wants English machines, convert trea- makes of them studiously. tioned the Philadelphia Athletics walnuts, hickory nuts or black can We're always here dle models to electric, and HOLLYWOOD Until word wandered down the Who in the season's opening series walnuts. garnish attachments for any Make bench that Babe Ruth was making took all three games from the Bo- PARKER SEED COMPANY machine. Phone 135 for appoint- FILM SHOP his, way into Yankee Stadium. Sox To serve your need fruit, canned meats ment. M4c Holly wood (.1.TP(Willisun Pow- Then' the kid's head shot up and -They won't roll over and' play Soap dried- Telephone 665 South Second Street feed sacks were included in ell wasn't kidding when he hol- he whirled around to watch the dead for anybody. you can bet and DON'T FORGE'l our Auto Auction boxes sent to England by Bath A friendly loan "Oh. my aching' back:" Bambino mince to a box behind on that:" he volunteered: looking Sale every Saturaay beginning at lered. He'd just hauled 100-pound Ann the Yankee dugout. up. "They've Rot darned good county homemakers. 10:30, rain or shine. $2.00 if they Is yours with speed Blyth and her 55-pound mermaid's don't sell, 910.00 if they do sell. tail over a 200-foot trail for' the Sentence With Mercy By Ernie Bushmiller Anybody can sell . . . anybody can NANCY Dotim umpteenth time. buy-Main Street Car Exchange "I serously doubt.7 rowel' said and Auction Co. Hopkinsville sternly. "that all those takes were HAVE YOU GOT A TRAP DAT LL My. Phone or come in if necessary. In my .opinion, once was ,UST TEACH A MOUSE A enough," you need cash for COOLAIR ATTIC AND WINDOW -LESSON, RATHER FANS, authorized dealer. House- The scene for "Mr. Peabody and ANY Powell. purpose. hold and commercial refrigeration the Mermaid- called for THAN BUMP __- Blyth. Sales and service. Phone 1067. Mr. Peabody, to carry Miss HIM OFF UP TO 20 MONTHS TO portico of 100 N. 4th St„,,,, West Kentucky the mermaid, from the REPAY home across the Electric Co. May6c his Caribbean garden to the pool. as BALDWIN Pianos. Choose your Miss Blyth is. ordinarily tight wearing a piano as the artists do. FEEZLE a feather. But she was pounds of Piano Sales, 323 S. 7th, Street, 20-pound &sh tail and 35 camera traveled MAYFIELD, Phone 1266. South- v.-eights The. alongside Powell as he staggered western Kentucky's largest exclus- out of the house. down the steps ive Piano Distributor. Maytic and across the lawn. After the first shot. director decided on a line of READ THE CLASSIFIEDS! Teeing Pichel dialogue. Making It Look Better "Stop at the bottom of the steps," told Powell. Tell her you're he 4,110•=••=.....r Everybody Says sorry you had to get her out of Used Car Prices Are your wife's bathtub." ABBIE an' SLATS Dissension in the Ranks By Raebarn Van Buren Powell went through the scene Up, But Ours Are two more times. another THIS BuT, KIDS-WE CAN'T1M "Guess you better make LET ME OUT!!! I'M NOT rw€ I THER I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF Down. We Can Pichel said. "Shift I'VE GOT IT ALL FIGURED -WISH 6ACK OUT-- NOT NOW:. Ol stop next time," MAN'5"GOING GOING TO HELP YOU BRING AM 1.'4' HORRISLE BUS4NE55 I-I STOPProve it your grin a little., And you might OUT:: THE SOLD BACK AT YOU KNOW WHAT THE -MESS UP CHARLIE'S HIM TO THE I WAS stagger 'slightly-make it, look bet- TO M HIGH SCHOOL.'!? "OW MAN "15 ter." FACE-- SO'S TO SCARE LIKE The stagger was no att. And SLATS INTO-PLAYING Powell spoke his line with real BALL. 1946 COIEVROLET, 4-doon. feeling: Ai you -don't mind my saYing so. my pet. you're no minnow!: 1942 CHEVROLET, Special Deluxe Powell did it two times more , dub Coupe that way. -It looked pedect___to. me." he said. 1941 CHEVROLET, 2-door. But Pithet and cameraman Russ Metty emerged- --tront-w-whispered. huddle and said. they needed the 1941 FORD Pick-up. hole thincover again. • -Another camera angle." they explained. 1938 CHEVROLET Pick-up. No wonder when the picture was over Powell Atreaked out of Uni- versal Internrional for a long rest ...new MI 1936 FORD, 2-door. at Palm Springs. LI'L ABNER Look What's in a Name ! ! Bt - Al Capp. 1939. FORD, 2-door. FREED COTHAM NOW TH47 YOUR FRIENDS ARE.. HERE, STUPID -I'LL MARRY YOU - BUT, REMEMBER 1.936 LAFAYETTE-1 MINUTES HEATING STOKERS -THE SHIP SAILS .IN THREE THERE'S NO TIME FOR SHEET METAL A HONEYMOON if- Many Other Good Used Cars to GUTTERING Choose From SKY LIGHTS OIL BURNERS COOLING LAWRENCE USED CAR LOT Call 661 Home of Guaranteed Usect.Cars 675 Maple Street 201 Maple Phone 150 Murray 55 ow ere - eaa • es

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-Industrial expansion in the 'West' is outrunning -.population growth." • LocALs the - association said, "The • 1947 Mr. and Mrs.' Ed M. West and Club News Activities estimates •show '31.8 per cent ot - Locals- faroily. of Memphis ea., week-cud' • the United States Poptilation is guests of Miss. West's mother, Mrs. west of the Mississippi River. but John L. Jones 'Of _South Nireh in that area 32 1 per cent of the street , Women's age Weddings new plants and 399 per cent of the r•te• -•. JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 874-M new investment have been lo- '• cated."- Misses Maynon and Ruby Fe visiting The center of' the fastest grow- of St. Louis are their McKinncy, ing industrial area in the nation is ter, Mrs. Caries 20t4 Tex., the association said. North Fifth street. Unite, Miss Frances Page Houston. -• In the last-two years. about $80.- Is Married April 10 000.000 has been invested in new Mrs. -Lula Gatlin has. returned•to plants in-the- Houston area. corn- Memphis 'following a 'visit with To. Mr. Glenn Pierce pared withe$69.000.000 in the New Mrs. W. S. Swann and Mrs. Vernen York eresa. Stubblefieid, Sr.. West Main street. Frances Ernestine' Page. daughter .. • corteeprison is sharpened by of Mr. And Mrs. J._F. -Rage- of Hazel. The development on a A large representation of the _Ky.. became the bride of Glenn considering the per capita basis. Since the war, Murray High School home ecoaorn- Olean Pierce, son of Revfahd Mrs. /•• t:14.11 I•••••• Ovall.••• YIP invested inindustry ics class L. in eeenton today for a A. B. Piers*. of Paris. Tenn.. on $106 has ueen The wi Houston area for every per- district F.H.A. meeting. Mrs. Coth- April 10. in the First Baptist church Loris Raymond is seeking a "But we can't begin tonight," in the eventful • New but living there, compared with ran, horn economics teacher,- ac- .. in Oxford, Miss . musical career in York, Carey protested. -Tomorrow, may- son which sa finds the going difficult, as does be, but not tonight. Have you for- only $5.40 per capita in the New companied the group. Othet coun- Rev. Pierce. tamer of the groom, Ohio rive Carey Carson. young would-be gotten we asked Iris Wrenshaw to York area. ty high 'schools are also repo:sem efficia-tat-Tri a heautdUl and im- architect. They become friends, back on I be our guest?" In the Los Angeles area, the per ted. pressive eeremone in the preseeee and hear of Roland Potter. a "Of course I hadn't forgotten." •. State's- I capita industrial investment since of both., families wealthy old bachelor, who,wants Loris replied. "But, good heaven.., and close friends. the war is $14. Rev. Robert E. Jarman, pastor of back on T14. bride' was attired in,_at light to help a worthy young couple by Carey,• seventy-five a week job Is in more paying them to act as caretakers more important Total industrial investment in First Christian Church, this city, grey see_iferepe suit, with navy than Iris. bar of pg on his Long Island estate. Loris "That's a silly way to put it," the Pitteburg area between May. with a group of his members, at- accesserie. Her flowers i'ere gar- and Carey marry temporarily, on Carey said, annoyed."Certainly the 1945, •and October. 1947, was $66.- tended the district convention, The mi .e. denias arranged in a shoulder Wu- a strictly business basis, to get Job's important. but Iris will think 000,000; Chicago, $64.000.000; and which assembled at the First Chris- Louisville queta the Job. They are hired and Pot- it funny if we break the engage- Cleveland, $52.000,000. tian Church, Padwah, throughout • of the vo Mrs. Pierce, is a eraduate of Cot- ter leaves on a cruise, after intro- ment at this late hour." Th association said studies Thursday. stages. 'I t es. igh sotus'l Morgan ducing bris Wrenshaw. beautiful "Not If you tell her why." show that 46 per cent of all major on duty Business Co1l. Martin. Tenn. and wealthy, who takes a fancy "I can't do that. I don't want her to Carey. Carey and Loris win an industrial expansion projects un- debris, at Mr Pierce. a • veteran .of World to know we're working in a place amateur prise at a wayside night like the Boulevard Roadhouse." dertaken since 1945 have been in age wool, War II with three years overseas club. Iris accepts a picnic invi- "Oh, that again." It was Loris' cities of less than, 5,000 population. a million service has- attended Murfreesboro tation which Loris extends be- turn to be annoyed."It's downright "The number of industrial ex,- Newpot State Teachers Cellege. T. cause Carey believes the society U. Junior foolish of you to feel that way pensions in cities under 30.000 is CAPITOL Lint battl College in Martin. Term., and is girl will promote his career as an about it. Carey. You aren't going to greater than the numebr in all Their san now a student of pharmacy in the architect. Carey is torn between risk a Job of seVerai weeks-one eagerness to see Iris again and cities over 100.000 put, together.- men, wo University of Mississippi in Ox- that will put money in the bank for resentment over the written mar- the association said. by sold'. ford.- where the Couple-plan to re- us-Just because you _don't want riage proposal to Iris from Ralph practically • stranger to know Ends SATURDAY Camp Ci side. Burch, former suitor. • • •- about your singing." homes wi -Iris isn't prattically a stran- More ,than 70.000 taxicabs are ALLAN LANE sezeraamill.. As the Hazel Y.W.A. • CHAPTER XXII ger." Carey retorted. "And what operating in all U S. cities of more Meets ATE has a way of upsetting she may be able to do for me is a lot than 10,000 population, the Inter- in stream t CUBAN GIRL STUDIES NUCLEAR PHYSICS—Gladys Diaz de los Arco.% 17-year-old Cuban Owensboi Monday With Miss Fdreams. Fate stepped in late more important than a temporary national City Managers' Associa- girl, now preparing at Wilson College, Chambersburg. Pa.. for nuclear physics research. Job in a-a--dump." -were mo, the next afternoon and com- tion reported. "Rustlers Of Catherine Goenner- has already won 24 prizes in Cuba for scientific articles she has written. She is studying Akeive of anger swept over Loris, the two i pletely •disrupted that dream added: In 834 cities studied, the associ- at Wilson College on a scholarship given by the Pennsylvania Federation of Business as Carey "Why did Ronsner ency shel have to call [echo ation, said there are 1.17 cabs per Devil's The Y. W. A. members of Haze)' of the beach picnic and Iris IF , of all days?" Canyon" of life, an and Professional Women. "It happened to be the day he de- 1,000 population. met Monday night .in the home of the moonlight. ed to be cided to use us." said Loris. a bit Cities in the 10.000 to 25.000 pop- with Loris ateswered the telephone, for Kentucl Catherine..G.0ermer 1414s keeert -Cook. Miss Gerthal sarcastically. "Unfortunately. he ulation bracket -have lea cabs re Gerthal Armstrong is co-hostess. Carey was down on thelepeach, pre- SUNDAY to the 'pit , Are • Miss Katherine Goen- didn't know about your sponsor. 1.000 persons. the best ratio of any At the conclusion_ of the paring the cabana for'' the party Miss Wrenshaw." and MONDAY era presie pregrarn I. Calvin Key. Mrs Zack that evening. group of cities. there was a "Well, you needn't take that them the s. surprise stork shower "I'd like to speak Lorena and 'ti • -. Mrs. Bob Turnbow. Mrs. to tone.... Give me time to think." Cities in the 250.000 to 500,000 for the presedent Mrs Robert Cook. Lee." said a deep voice. "This is officials Billie Joe Suedes. Mrs. Cyrus Mil- -There's not time for Population bracket have the fewest A seled plate 3.1-as served to the Rossner. of the Boulevard that." treatment epee Me_u_Freineelt Max Loris told him. -I've capita Artieele, _Mrs-Belie Roadhouse. Remember already made cabs per -Fl Per 'boo governme following:' me?" up my mind. r Broach. Miss Essie Bailey, Mrs. "Oh, hello, Roemer!" I'm going to go to the population. Mr. said roadhouse tonight, pension d Willie Milstead. Mrs_ None Miller. her voice brightening.- whether you go - New. York has almost one-fifth Loris, Cer- or not." out of ti Mrs leaul Dailey. and one guest tainly I remember you. We've been of all the cabs in all cities of more Loris 'turned back to the house ficial say Mrs. Thomas C Scruggs wondering if you would call us." than 10.000, The nations' biggest Those to start practicing. are beiro "It seems that everyone on Long "I'm going You 'ending gifts were Mrs J. T. Dale. will find me the piano when city has 11.814 registered taxis. MEIN AND LET ME Island is capable of doing stunts. at and tion und• nd Mr.• Rex Robinson. If you make Chicago ha,s•only 3.275. Philadel- But I've finally decided to take you up your mind." Inciden Carey watched her until she phia 1.800 'Boston 1.525. Detroit and your partner on for a run at Minerals TEST YOUR reached the birches, then hurried roadhouse." Max announced, 1,302. Baltimore 1.150, Los Angeles daring th after her. 1.064, St. Louis -950, Igji' Social Calendar 'I'm not sure for how long-but .Pittsburg 780 in mine a ,WATOUREE! several weeks "Just a minute!" he called. "I and San Francieso 739. -• anYWay." .Dever walked out on anyone yet I Sf ing Marc "How wonderful:" Loris ate In most cities the nunibeici satarday. April 24 Claimed. don't know what I'll tell Miss ing the s Wrenshaw. but I'm not going to let cabs allowed to operate is deter- The A.. tie Department well That is." Max went on, "if you'll brings th meet you go to that roadhouse alone." mined by the city council. -- at the Club House at 2:30. consider seventy - five dollars a accidents week." "Thank you. Carey." Loris slid with 9 to Seventy - five dollars a week? her hand info his. "I knew you'd do Thursday. April'29 the Connecticut is using 'Its 100 On the Loris did fome rapid calculating. right thing. It's silly to fall out The Zeta Department worst drivers as guinea pigs It the Nintl of the Mur- That wouM be thirty-seven dollars over another woman, when we are Pt ray Woman's Club will Childrens Corner not even in love. Remember we are wants to find out what makes went to ..ubserve its fifty cents far Carey and the and elected annual dinner meeting al 6 30 at same amount for her. Several weeks business partners." them drive the way they do. 11 By Joette the club house. Lasater march .n. at that salary, besides what Mr. The state is comparing physical 79-year-o! The city meets its fate. paid them, and they would fN THE'living room Carey went mental fill an u A frese breeze blew through the Potter - and processes of drivers in 101111111 Or I'm their watchful keeper. and have a nice nest egg by autumn. A at once to the telephone and cancy wa open window making the stuffy the group with those of 100 volun- I'll watch 'till night is nigh. "How about it?" Max asked. called Lis Wrenshaw's number. veteran room seem much cooler., as' Bobby Her maid told him that Miss Wren- teers who have driven 100,000 miles College And then with tired and sleepy "We'll be delighted to accept the shall R lay close in his bed. staring at lot. shaw would not be back until six. or more withote an accident the eye. offer." she said. "And thanks a Lewis, a apple tree, white with blossoms, How soon do you want us to be- after which she had an evening The 100 worst drivers Were se- Calendar 'Mongst pillows soft. I lie. engagement. candidate s that stood near has window. The gin?" Jected from accident records, and And as I close my eyes. I dream and votir retes seem to ned their pretty "Tonight. Come to the roadhouse "I know." said Carey. "The en- were ordered to appear for the ex- April 24. Saturday-Tr Sigma ban- of toys and flowers and all around eight o'clock. I'd like a per- gagement was with Mr. and Mrs The R heads., all for Bobby, and to send periments under a state law per- BELA LlioliGS quet andereance, Women's Club 'Till morning comes and then formance at nine, and another Carson. This is Mr. Carson speak- mitting such action. state con then perfume only to him. based es Dail Lyn el Lewis* 'House. 6 30 p m Once more, I am their leader one around midnight." ing. Will you please tell Miss Wren- ing the _ April 25, Sunday-Tri Sigma break- A little farther on. a white road tall." "We'll be there-on the dot!" shaw that we are forced to post- IDGA delegates All watches repegired bore short notice. I know," beach et at the Hut, 9.30 basked in the sunlight and a band This was a- "It's pretty pone the party') Mrs. Carson in are tested on a.m. little poem Bobby surely must READ THE CLARSIVIEDS Philad th• of laughing children ran playfully Max said. "But you and I have been called away on , April 27. Tuesday-S.A.I. Ameri- made as he often did when he had have plenty of songs you can use business. Give her our regrets." two of ti about. noisy in their glee. nothing else to lucky we can music program.--recital hall. do. without rehearsing" "You did very well indeed." Loris afrh ,For a moment Bobby forgot his 8.15 . • Oh, how his mother had rcraped "Of course we have!" said Loris. complimented. as Carey hung up instructe( Alostef pretense that the flowers and birds and saved to buy the little city- "Don't worry." "Come on. let's run oIer some of Also al were his special friends and a pang Even Judy had emptied her piggy the songs." Ending Todd .of 11-1.11s us Immediat•ly MOUNTAIN VIEW NEWS of envy and lonliness ORM' eyes were shining when feed his bank and worked--not thee it Carey picked up the book of national what Is' wrong was L she hung up the receiver. She when you Len ndwarati you heert. so songs, but he scarcely saw the VARSITY Stanley to correct expensive, but his widowed snatched off her apron, and ran bring your watch in_ How. he wished those useless pages. He was worried. Suppose _SATURDAY committe It in error _ u had in the paper last mother had to pay so many doctor like the wind down the walk be- proves to you that "pegs" that were his legs could Iris Wrenshaw as offended by the Simeon 11 it's right. week p in your paper that: bils and work so hard that she tween the silver birches out to the ROY ROGERS and carry him romping like the Other broken engagement. Suppose she. JANE FRAZEE ernor. when you lake It out, Mr and Mrs Self and daugh- could afford only necessities and beach. Inside the cabana she heard her mind drop him now boys. or even if he could rise from made up to IN i tens tiara and Ca Louvsne Self. then do without much needed cloth- Carey at work. as she apparently had The his "We've got dropped pre- not "Carrie Lovins you had it. bed. or be carried to sit upon ing. "Carey!" she called. vious male interests. dent con some rehearsing right away." "THE GAY Thanks --Lone Hand the coel, crisp grass How tiresome to do RANCHERO" tion dui Furches Jewelry Finally he grew so tired his eyes "This is no time to rehearse," "Ready?" asked Loris. -- his bed grew! How hot he grew feel singing, but — IN TRUCOLOR! — name of closed in spite of himself, and soon Carey said, getting to his feet. "I've "I don't like laying in the same position until try" ry Walla Store Use our risen/lea he was fast asleep and Judy got to get this swing fixed for the lus tired, busy mother cahle in to tip-toed -That's the spirit!" said Loris At an o get the binunese. from the room. party this evening." ove him "There won't be any party." Loris encouragingly. SUNDAY and MONDAY resentati But he resolutely blinked the Time passed and' soon it was told Mtn calmly. Carey stared at She began to play Carey sang congressi• trying to shut out tears from his eyes and went back very dark and Bobby awoke quite her as she told him about Max his eyes closed, best Mo. visions of a beautiful and furious to his game of make-believe He suddenly lese_theneein the midst of Roessner's telephone call. as state darned!" Iris Wrenshaw, MASSAC ROOFING COMPANY was a great king on his throne and the city stood a tiny fairy. He had "Well, I'll be he ex- drew up , claimed. BETWEEN THEIR GREAT the gr_asf and flowers were seen her before, for she often 0 his cinse4 "So you see," Loris said, "there's- • tro be continued),.___.. -- ing that subjects-for you see. and smiled at hrm or imopthed Good Assortment Bobby had his not much time left to polish up. If In thus ballots. if damp hair (The citaracters serial are . • to entertain . himself for-his small from his hot brow; but we're to be at the roadhouse by fictitious, LOVE THE SHADOW There ; fragile body had been 'stricken this time he decided to speak to commie. 1941 as areenenoom.tie. penings • GLASTEZ STAINLESS • LOCK SHINGLES with polio. her. . week. • HIDING • OF DOUBT! 3&1 SQUARE'IICIT He. realized he could never run "Hello " he said smiling at her At Lei and play i•s otlaer boys s. • ROOFINGNAILS • 11 1-3 HEXAGON -perhaps he Down in the forest where the wind and the fairy tucked him snugly IF war Is hadn't fined for could never sit alone! But he was "Hello Bobby" answered the blows 'cool. bed and bade him goodnight Sued Nona, nection 'b cheerful 'child and never com- fairy was hoping of other visits. • eral Elec • Well eppri he-roofing or sell it to yo and you put it on. We you would Down 'neath the roses, where the a promise IF on!, f.• hadn't plained about his misfortune. awaken Were cha specialise in ilt-up rioting • We have plepty of materials, good for I want -you to visit moss is sweet Certainly he could endure the wearrred Mabel I equipment. and 'May I conic in. Bobby"e came a Fairyland." ing regu: experienced roofers to do The work Call DAN Spreads a little city very tett and long hot days for he had wonder- IF coyly Is hodn. WASHBURN for FREE -voice from the dome "11- - but I can't the Un estisnatum. walk." Bobby neat! ful dreams of the tiny city! • .4* thisk/ed tem', skpene • Looking up, he saw his sister. .stamrnered. Union i The shining gables bright in the Judy, just in from school. The Fairy -smiled. - The unir • tiny sun, ay's "light DAN WASHBURN, Sales Manager She was so kind and thoughtful "In fairyland you Ott \ gaining can!" she said For beauty and enchantment can- Civic News She came often to play with him. as she taped 'him Plant in Phone 11115 Kite Phase 9334. lightey with. her not be beat." too helping essemble his soldiers and wand._ ottIDGEOH • There -New industries LIASVAIRI IN North 13th Street laarrai, Ky. things among the bed clothes, or Bobs, felt himsklf CHICAGO i UPI Louisvill, growirresmall- The fairy Jed 'hie through the are being developed rapidly in the bringing flowers or some crayons erantii he 4zas as tiny as the union at love- tiny streets and the moss was cool south and west, according to thc ANGELA and pencils to keep him busy. ly fairy, then she took him tional 1 by the and sett to his bare feet. He dug Association of State Planneng. and She gently placed pillows at hi, hand and they floated ployes w through the his toes deep into iteind knew that head and eleseited him into, a sit- window' kind onto Development of agencies. A the Ci0 the dewy grass. tomorrow- in his bed-he could ting-up position. Then amongst AO Then,. they started Throughout the nation, the assoe LEIGH About It walking! They have some pleasant memories to sheets they planter-houses and enossed the 1.;isere dation said, factories see-spring- JASEI at the and reached the while away the hours. tasostsVaittiv ,trees and tall stanch soldiers. rose garden -and ing- lip faster in the smaller cities. men-noi there, before his And soon the spell was .broken lAt MAI "Oh 'tis fun 1 think to play. eyes lay the fairy city! The most rapid industrial grow- would-be Ferguson Grain Drill and build a city great. , "How th since the war ended has been in and blac I lovely, oh how lovely!" When all my soldiers stanch Bobby cried in Texas -and California minor in Ferguson Tillers excitement. • . And f Later indeed it was' It's glit- se tering towers It board of Ferguson Bush and Bog Disc Harrows and steeples were 2\ TIME even lovelier than \ Uni& he had dreamed 5 Power Lawn Mowers thiy would 4 kitrea .40/11/ Louisvill Hughes Pant and be. The fairy palace I stood beneath William a beautiful rose bud FRAZEE, MELUGIN & HOLTON Doubre and Single Cuitipackers Wallpaper Co. and a tiny director. pool of water was be- VARSITY THEATRE INSURANCE AGENTS Side it. "The Ranchero" .1 resolutio Pond Gay Slips "Oh' Oh! dictatori, Sotith Side criAl Bobby. "I can (1 Hr. 10 Vine Automobile FIRE Casualty make a poem about this." to domi • Square Feature Starts: 1:00-2:37-4:194:01- movemei "Down in the 7:43.9:25. Telephone 331 CIO coo Tractor forest where the Gatlin Building Stokes and Implement co. • wind blows cool CAPITOL THEATRE Elseie There lives "Rustlers of Devil's Canyon" Murray,.11 1,Kentucky week, a a little _Uri Highway Tel. 1156 fairy beside a Call 383 Crystal pool, e (58 Min.) Feature Starts: 11:00- physiriai • Her hair is enin for the of gold and her 12:19-1:43-1.07-4:31-5.155 "It Does Make a Difference Who Writes Your Insurance" eyes are azure blue, 10:07 soft, ten eeee-is-eeile • • • • • -Tf- • l•-• • arrooseemsweerearowsiesiantroase amiiiimomminoor • P • •,-- ••••111.0...- f'• rr—aritil4"..""M", viz

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