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YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- Afternoon,70ct. 13, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 101 United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Wednesday POPCORN GROWERS DECIDE NOT TO SELL CORN Mrs. Ina Brinn Over 800 Vote Last Night lo • . First Draftees Leave How Lucky Can You Be? Dies At Paducah Hold Out For Higher Prices Nursmg• Home -• At a at- -f,o. .1( ,ist night in 79. died at 10:24 1 the 1.114 pupocrn Murray Today For Mrs.• Brinn. ,„ .1?.c‘f,- St. 00 • a. m. Tuesday at her apartment In asc ,Ts- t decided to ALIN COMMUNITv51111 ‘....f t -wing their corn the English nursinf home. 1823 20 2 enarket. South Fourth street. Paducah.' CLUB PLANS 1Ae_.owers decided unanimously Physical Exams Mrs. Brinn was born in Calloway that if the local board increased county. She moved to Paducah in -to $3.80 for handpicked corn and widow of M. '1'. $4.00 for -picked Corn, they Murray's first contingent of• 1918. She was the SUPPER FRIDAY machine a member of would bring their corn to market. peacetime draftees left Brinn. She was Christ. The Almo Community Club met This is the price now being paid Owensboro where preliminary Broadway Church of today for five sons. H. H., Mrs. Gabel Roberts for contracted corn , in this area. physical examinations will be SHROAT NAMED Survivors include on Oct. 7. with and Charlie The Murray market for indepen- given. The 15 men reported at the Wheeler, Herman. presiding. Knox dent officio of the local draft board at Brinn, all of. Detroit. and The 35 members present made growers stands today at $3.25 COUNTY DEMO Mrs. and $3.50. 10:00 o'clock this morning and left Brinn. Paducah. a daughter, plans for the pot luck supper to be Ga.; Popcorn seen moving to market by bus at 11:00 o'clock. C. B. Bradley. Tunnell Hill. given Oct. 15. All parents were brothers. Elmus, Delmus and today was contracted coin. Local After the physicals the group CHAIRMAN four urged to be present and join in the Jones. all of Calloway county, buyers said, that other corn was will return to Murray for classifi- John Shroat announced today Oscar fun. Leon Jones. Paducah; three sis- rthe Club this coming in very slowly, but the cation. Those in class 1-A will be that he has accepted an appoint- and The projects fo Mrs. J.W. Suiter. Mayfield, of market price has not been raised, subject to can later when the first ment as the Democratic party's ters. year will be the improvement M. Fisher, Gleason, Tenn, and despite the action of the growers peacetime draft call is issued. campaign chairman for Calloway Mrs. the lunch room, and securing a IT Jackson, of Texas; five last night. The men who left this morning county in the coming November movie projector for the school. grandchi. 'it ,aaci four gi•at- Mr. Tom Rowlett shoed the Very little popcorn was planted were: election. under contract' this area grandchildren. a films "Bermuda". -Measurements" this 4 Garvin Paschall, 25. James Shroat said that Zelna Carter has year. due to the price difficulty Funeral arrangements' have not and "Little Black' Sambo." HughS.t- 25. Henry . Harrell. 25, been named chairman of the finance experienced last set ,on. Last year • • •ee completed-a- 5ws-5 -^e_peaaeated the eee- James SIT7fia7"25, .The odd. 25, committee. ,Asstettilrahlrriaare Glen most OrThe popcorn growers in The body is at Lindsey's funeral ond grade room for having the Vester 'Crouse, 25. Charles Redden, Doran, George Hart and Hiram this area had contracted to sell hpme. Paducah. most mothers present. 25, Cary Luton. 24. Charles'•Wilkin- Tucker: their corn at a price which was The mothers are preparing a son. 24. Floyd McClure. 24, Her- Mayor Hart will introduce Con- about half of the calming price on • • play. "Wanted A Man,- to be given man Wilsoda 24, James Smith. 73, gressman Virgil Chapman tonight the open market last year. McCuiston Named Nov. 19. Doyle Humphreys 23, J. R. Karel. when he is scheduled to speak Growers estimated last night that 23, colored, Robert Fulton, 23. over the local radio station at 7:30. Demo Chairman that the increase of one-half cent Friends of the Democratic party are- MARKETS per pound which they are holding invited to the station to hear the out for would bring an estimated speech and to meet Mr Chapman. For Veterans At A Glance additional 5150.000 into this coun- RUSSIAN PLANES Graves A large delegation from John Shroat, chairman of the, ty. radio stat- coaaty. is expected at the Calloway county Demacratic cam- - By UsHed Press Dignitar- TO PRACTICE ism tonight at 7:00 o'clock. paign organization, annouaced to- Stocksafirm in quiet trading. ies expected to be present include ythe appointment of Ralph Mc- Bonds irregularly .higher: U Lee Toy Maker Lists Noble Gregory and Harry for a recent mov;- called fpr several Red Citamss veteran's chairman of governments did not- trade. 'BLIND FLYING' Waterfield, WHEN THE SCRIPT of warti ne the od to Lave real Red the county Democratic Chicago stocks higher. girls give doughnuts to a group #400, irregularly higher, Proper Toys .Berlin, Oct. 13 (UP1 __Soviet was like a or Ella Mae R4dhigrison of a-gan izatleggan • Curb stocks Cross workers play the roles. It dream velar.. ot Nalld Silltnainchangeti in New York authorities warned today that filleCtuaasten, a Los Angeles as she chatted with Clark Gable. amid We ter Pidgeon between scenes. at Mils a fine ounce. For Children Russian military planes will practice CONCILIATION Is active rimier at lin • • He is fullikoetgular "blind flying., over the Berlin con- they.Wars. in Atialaartion corn, NEW YORK. Oct. 13 (1.1P)--A trol zone, and American and British engaged EFFORTS IN UN earth moving i .a• ye and anehean fut.c:es low- toy Maker said today that only a officials immediately protested. LIVESTOCK and ers er. "very few" parents will select the this latest move in the Counselor Notice of Marriage est Tagged proper playthings for their chil- Soviet campaign to harssa the SEEN AS HOPEFUL ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK- Repairman sup- Hatboro, 0. UP) - Patrol- The overseas road to Key Oil i Liras Christmas, Anglo-American air lift which PARIS. Oct. 13. 11n:4-Chairman YARDS, Ill., Oct. 13.--aan-- men newly assigned to watching the only toll bridge al Ii of them: he said, will buy plies the western sectors of Rus- of the United Juan A. Bramuglia 'USDA i --Livestock: parking meters tagged state - maintained systei 911106. ease themselves rather -blockaded Berlin was posted 'Hillsboro sian Nations Security Council today re- Series present schedules, that the BeginsLecture Bennett. Hogs 6.000: salable 5,500; active, an auto belonging to Fred as- by the Soviet .authorities with the ceived Russia's answer. described who was repairing a faulty meter. freed in 1959. Frank ,rt v1,4 owns a corn- four-power air safety center. as more of IPS.< favor- mostly 25c higher than Tuesday's sel unofficially t,°; asts0h inahes tive play- yesterday Dr. Reuben Hal opened the sec- It followed incidents able, to his compromise proposal average on 190 to 260 lbs; bulk of things," titerited toys" ro, form- ond annual Marriage courtship in which Soviet fighters in for solving the Berlin tams. which one price 26.50. Considerable' may be ,inti raft,: and' ied ation circled a British transport on received the Soviet clinic at Murray State college this Bramugulia sprinkling* 26•75 tan. Lighter kinds And children unad run, and a Soviet fighter Politics the Berlin efforts at On It response to his mediation Latest he spoke to the morning when Bulk "The best loy a pa dived within 100 feet of another meeting with Andrei and sows 25 to 50c higher. rts a one-hour student body on -Preparation for Meanwhile. the President won he said, "is a set of plat it- 150 to 180 lbs 25 to 26.25; 130 to 1.50 By United Press Lee British plane. Vishinsky, chief of the Satinet dele- Successful Family Life." wooden unit blacka. Ch rev. Unruffled by his first tomato the - endorsement of .girs. Eleanor ed. The Soviet announcement said gation here. After the session the 23 to 25 25. Occasional lot 150 Dr. Hill is an associate Professor lbs E. Dewey Roosevelt. In Paris, the former will use and enjoy them from age planes would engage by barrage. Gov. Thomas that Russian Argentinian delegation headed of sociology engaged in teaching 1 lbs 25.50.• Sows 400 lbs down largely said she had 18 months to nine years." • stumped Oklahoma today while first ledy's secretary in -cloud flying and blind flying" Bramuglia was represented as be- said girls between and research in family life at Iowa 23 to 25; heavier sows Mostly 20.23 President Truman campaigned ire written to Mr. Truman saying she Caplan that -ss in the greater Berlin area at alti- ing somewhat optimistic. have a -doll State college. His work at the col- io 22.25; occasional heavies down Minnesota against a senate sup- supports Ais candidacy. age 3 an•d 7 should- tudes of 3,500 to 10.000 feet Most As chairman of the council be- lege includes counseling • students boars 12.50 -Hartley labor Eleswhere in politics. States' corner.- He .said the corner should daily flights to 20. Stags 15 to 19; porter of the Taft of the hundreds of fore which the west had accused Strom Thur- be supplied first with a her ;e wood- with premarfial and martial pro- to 15.50. law. Rights candidate J. made by airlift planes are at levels Russia of threatening the peace by en stove, bed and cupboard. blems. In a series of trainside talks, the mond predicted that the Republi- within this range blockading Berlin. Bramuglia had Cattle 4.200; salable 3.500: calves -The doll corner will become Married, and the father' of four r .:1 against "careless" use of canS•will carry a single southern Russia is a signatory to four- undertaken conciliation. He pro- . . 1.400. all salable. Slaughter steers wanei is the most treasured play place in a children. Dr. Hal participated in the the nation's oil reservi•s and re- aline: Ne said 'his new party power regulations which forbid posed a formula calling for a sim- and heifers opened' fully steady to little girl's life,- he said. Conference on Family newed his pledge to keep COM- "keeping them for the true, his- maneuvers over Berlin at less ultaneous lifting of the blockade ,Nitional strong; many asking higher. Cows 7. Caplan 1 such the open." toric principles of the Damticratic Boys, from ages 2 to "out in and calling for a council of fareien Life which was held in the White Bulls steady. than 10.000 feet. active and strong. by .. toma- party." . said, mostly enjoy -transportation Tae- on Germany. House in May of this year. Dewey was sptattered The Soviet army newspaper ministers meeting , Vealers steady to 50c lower. Few' Henry A, Walace's playa-trucks, cars and boats. Dr. Hill is the author and editor toes last night just befara begin- However. gliche Rundschau said that the After seeing Vishinski, Bramug- lots good steers 29 to 32; common in Caplan said parents should not on marriage and ning a brief rear-platform talk at campaign manager announced Russian road, rail and canal block- lia planned to see delegates of the of nujareaus books and medium 19.25 to 25; few lots deprive children of the smaller Mt. Vernon, 111. Both Green and Chicago that the progressiverpaka 1 ade of Berlin will continue until western big three and neutral the family. His articles and reviews heifers 18 50 to give common and medium creative toys in order them journals ripe tomatoes were thrown and the presidential candidate will make "the illegal west mark" is declared members aspic security council to have'bren featured in such tee 24: common and medium' beef an expensive bicycle. Parents GOP candidate was struck on the another bid for southern support. invalid convey the Soviet answer to them. as the Readeas Digest and cows 17 to 19; caners and cutters "Bjcycles limit a child to, physi- leg. Police- blamed "small boys" Wallace.. who was ,egged during his The declaration obviously was an The first reaetinn in official Magazine, mostly 13 to 16.50; medium to good cal play only." he said. who were siehted on a nearby dixie invasion last month, will vis- 1 answer to a statement by the west- quarters was to take the reported Tonight Dr. Hill 411 speak at this was his 19.30 to 21; cutter and common Caplan said idea Dr. Reuben 11111 bulls building just before the campaign it Georgia on Saturday to speak at ern occupatir powers yesterday Argentine optimism with a grain 7:311- in 'the Little Chapel on "Bases vealers of preferred playthings: 16 to 19; good and choice special pulled into the station. an inter-racial, meeting in Dalton. that no negotiations would be held of salt Amid a welrer of confusion of - Love and Mate Selection. 15 months opush and pull age) 28 to 34; common and medium 18 Though Dewey made no refer- Other political 'developments: on the Berlin crisis until the block- in UN ranks Monday, the western Students and townspeople are in- Cyclist Runs Down Auto Boys: Fitting toys: hammer and to 27.` ence to the incident in his speech, 'Labor -- Chairman George M. ade was lifted. powers sought to discount the Ar- vited to attend this lecture. aarne and the color cone. 54-year old bicylrst, Laa•rence Sheep 3,000; salable 2.500; fat he remarked to Rep. Charles W. Harrison -of Labor's committee for Peg "Actually there is no blockade." gentine cone-illation effort. Tomorrow Dr. Hill will speak on Girls: The same. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. eUPI-A lambs fully 50c higher than Tares- Vursell, R. 111.. Mayor Harry L. Truman and Barkley said Dewey's • Taegliche Rundschau said. -but as Falling back somewhat from "What it Means to be Married- at 2 t.. 3 years in- day Top 15 50. Early sales good and Bishop and, others on the platform, recently outlined labor program to lifting traffic restrictions that their previous position, the west- 8:00 am, and "Factors Influencing Green, pleaded guilty to public Boys: White .beaird with colored choice largely 23 to2550; nothing "I seem to have some cumpetition is mere "political dernaeoguerya' can easily be arranged if the ill- ernets desvowed 'their readiness for Sussess in Marriage- at 4:00 p.m. toxication and paid a $10 fine after crayon; bean bags; simple puz- done on several loads of wethers here tonight." And.director Jack Knell of the' CIO egally inaugurated western mark a session of tfie big-five- council His closing lecture will be at 7:30 side of zles. . • • he had careqned to the left Bidding steady with yesterday's ' Mr. Truman's chief target,,sin political action committee accused is simultaneously declare I inval- simultaneously with the ,removal pm. on "Building an Engagement Girls: The same. a highway and eoilittd with an decline on slaughter ewes at 850 Minnesota 'was Republican &in. the GOP nominee of trying to put id." of the Berlin blockadaa--- into Marrige," All lectures will be 3 to 4 years. down. Joseph H. Ball. a member of the labor back in "the same old tiara in the Little Chapel. automobile. --- - Boys: Transportation toys. cammittee, which drafted the Taft- doghouse with a new coat of paint Girls: 'Housekeeping material for Hartley law on its final farm.. ,but the same. old rotten timbers." a dill corner. The president planned to spent, ."Unity" - Democratic aresiden • . Breds Determined To .1 to 6 years (game age) Meet Your Carriers two days in the state, plumping tial - Candidate Alben W. Barkley Boys: Construction toys isimpleet for Ball's Democratic mica!, Mayor complained in Los Angeles that is considered Games; paints: molding clay. . Bobby Gene Starks Hubert. Humphreys of Minneapolis. "whenever the Republicaa candi- Friday e Girls: Designs; games; paints; Win Game Here an old hated around the Ledger and trying to swing Minnesota'a 12 dates are asked about problems country, they answer molding clay.. • 'nines now. He has been electorial votes into his own col- facing this Murray State will be trying to 'It was along about there that enrich and office 610 8 years (craft age) umn. to each one. 'we are for unity: We break back into the win column'Fred Faurot would have given his delivering papers for one year Boys: Simple woodwork and In Oklahoma. Dewey promised have heard that see often that it here Friday night when they take' good right arm for a Racehorse Mr. arid Mrs. James Gordon Wil- work "Lret-iby. age 13, so n of Mr. and "that will pro- sounds like a stuck phonograph re- metal on the powerful 'Marshall eleven at with a good right arm himself. son, bays October 4. an aci.7 aney-Saareine. m . Girls • Doll .patterns and 5.Alligo 11:"4-8 OreloiE Carlisle Cutch in Some Of Ine dopCifOrs arej:iieTC: Mr. pita-Ws77ames C. ail lams. sewing eight grade' at Murray High seinial. ligent program for the wise use Warren-Gov. Dewey's running • Stadium. After previous easy Wins ing Murray over Marshall Friday boy. Charles Thomas, Octaber .5. 8 to 12 years. His faoiitev subject is mathmetics. of our oil reserve-based on the mate.•Gov. Earl Warren. told an over Culver Stockton and Memphis, night, and they can quote statistics Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cook, girl, Oct- Boys: Models; electronic sets: toy Bobby is a Boy &aim and goes closest' cooperation of the state audience in Butte, Mont., that a the Racehorses were handed their to baqk them up, but no one should ober 6. motors. to Sunday school at the Church of governments and the people them- Republican administration would first defeat of the season by East- lose sight of how the two teams 'Mr. and Mrs. Trellis MeCuiston, Girls: Marionettes; svelter.; music Christ,w,.main hobby is collecting selves." carry out "great projects tor Con- ern in Richmond Saturday night performed against Eastern-be- girl, October 7.' • cal instruments: knitting. t•omic books, he says. but he also He also reiterated his datermina- versation of -natural , resources in But it wasn't a walkaway. as the aides the final score. Compared Mr. and Mrs. Grover- Ford, boyal 13 to .16 years likes to play ball, read, and ride tion to prosecute American com- the wear; In Chicago. a group of 6-0 score attests, Eastern's lone with the one real drive staged by October 9. Boys: Sporting goods; words; his bicycle. munists if they break the coun- artists naffed' Warren' along with • touchdown cani"e on a 42-yard Murray against the MaroonaNtOlar- Mr. and Mrs. Preston Brandon, advanced crafts. When Bobby finishes high school, try's laws. But he insisted that "we two movie actors, sitaranger and a . - breakaway run" 1n the third quar- shall was able to get three under- girl. October 10. Gials: Same. he hopes to go to college, and them will not jail anybody for what he baseball star as "the five -most ter And, although the game was way against the same team. Such a Mr. and Mrs. Van Tyree, girl. become a pilot. thinks or believes." virile men in America." in Murray comparsion should not be over- October 10. a played for the reost part woundup his Illinois Texas- Former Gov. Coke Stev- Touch of Japan in West Mrs. Owen Futrell, boy, Mr. Truman territory, the Racehorses dug in looked inaeonsiderbig the victor Mr and who lost the Democratic HOLID,ENVI LEE. Okla. UP - Flight appearances last night after charg- enson, their goal was threatened, Friday night. October 10. ' - - Truck Takes on when ing that Dewey is "bound hind and senatorial nomination by a -scant Japanese popcorn is f- *routing it Faurot is offering no excuses for ‘Mr. and Mrs, Myron Culp, girl. DENVER Will-Earl T. Philpott, and held. foot by the record of the 80th con- 87 votes, announced that he will the strictly Oklahoma farm of Jim . of the the defeat of his charges last week. October 30, was injured -seritiiisly when 'his In the waning minutes tress hnd he is running on that support Republica n nominee Jack. Andrews. Andrews • planted some best team on the field for the( 'Mr. and Mrs. Jaarney Crockarell, light -truck struck a telenhontt pole last quarter the Racehorses staged The record." As a result, he added, his Porter. And he promised to "tell seeds brought from Japan by a re- won, he says. hut he is con- boy. Octiter It. 12 feet above the ground. The high- their only sustained driva of the night GOP opponent is "lining up some the people the .true facts" soon turning soldier and now has 50 Mr. 104. Mrs, Wayne. Wright, way • Patrol reported Patillpott's game, and came withinr striking fidently making plans for his team - campaign about his primary .conteat - against stalks of dark, cherry-colored pop- air after queer characters" in his distance of Eastern's goal, but failed to be the best on the field Friday Detroit. Mich., a boy, David' Paul, truck bounced into the corn. to win the white house. Democrat Lyndon Johnson. •••• to tally when they took to the air. night. October 5, weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. skidding on a rain-covered road. Bobby Stark.

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• PAGE TWO • THE LEDGER & TIM, MURRAY., KENTUCKY WEDNEtDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1948 WEI THE LEDGER Ai• TIMES "JOE .BEAVER" ' By Ed Nofzigin_ more drinking. No one works be-' with locomotive. Equipped with a PIISLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PVBLISaING OMPANe Fresh Beauty C. ,Japanese Preparew cause no one is able to work. The k new type of coupling device, the -11=tdatiCin tit-The Miirrae-W,--ThiC1oway Times, and The town's only occupation for 72 hours' trains will start and stop without Herald. October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian January 17, 1043 1 To Celebrate I., consuming its year-sizde night- . a perceptible jolt. Each car will W. PERCY WILLIAMS PUBLISHER be connected, by Inter,car tele- JAMES C. WILLIAMS,"GENERAL MANAGER 'Lost weekend' Outsiders who have observed Me l phones and, in addition, radio tele- phone equipment will enable Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St., Murray, festivities claim that even the coy- pas- • Ky Jiwan, Oct. 12. (UP)--The sengers to call home eat maidens can "slug down" a half or any place tattered at the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky, for frugal residents of the remote equipped with traiumission as. gallon of the moonshine during the telephone service. Second Class Matter mountain village of Shirakawa are I orgy. preparing for their annual festival SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ola Boston of Taylor By Carrier in Murray, per week 15c. per this week which features And then, when the festival is county month, 65c. In Calloway a three- and adjoining counties. per year, $3 50, else- over, on the primed 2 000 pounds of tobacco where $5.50. day "Lost Weekend." the entire town goes wagon The annual festival is the year's and back to work for an- NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE:* WALLACE WITMER CO.. 903 Sterick one big bust for the hard-living other year. Building, Memphis, Tenn; 230 Park Ave.. New York: 307 N. M.clugan villagers, who save their yearly Can Black-Draught Ave, Chicago: 80 Boylston St_ Boston. ration of sake for the gala three- tOth CENTURY LIMITED day THE KlpiTUCKY PRESS ASSOC:ATION bender. Prefectual authorities TO CUT DOWN JOLTING help that dull have also granted special permiss- FOR We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor NEW YORK (UP)--The Twen- ion for the sale of Foburoku, a dopey fee,rli!gaz..? and Sr Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best Interest tieth Century Limited is going hard-kicking Japanese moonshine. Stsett.nrsruitt nay $1400 , el our readers. strictly modern late this summer. i hold that dull. during the celebration. • tail let oi traTiwno conenwsisseticntgionosffo3r2thcearsfamoaures Wednesday $1250. Afternoon, October 13. 194S Because of the hazardous com- insathal7ivrymt.aajuli.fbrhiu:X•n°‘ BEATRICE Dwain prompt and thorough when taken party. PEARSON, recently munication routes to the village, nearing completion in the Chicago as ainiotaa. It costs osalg a penny or less from the Broado•y stage, will why bag which is bound in snow almost the plants of • doss. Thar. it bean a best- News We Like To .Print soon be seen in the Enterprise the Pullman-Standard ows.? watt four gen.:nation". If you are FOR S entire year. symptom' ,By PERCY 'W. WILLIAMS production, "Force of Evil," an: the, community gets its Car Mfg. Co., officials of the New troubled with such as loss of • less t Sake appetite, headache, upset stomach, flatu- M-G-M release starring John ration all at once. And three York Central announced. knee, physical fatigue. dition As sleeplessness, publisher of The Murray 'i.edger & Times and The Garfield. Miss Pearson reveals days in the middle of October are Each section of the Century will mantel haziness, bad braath-and if these fresh quality which should symptom's are due only to consups000- Fulton Daily Leader some front"-c,?,age news published in a be let aside for drinking, drinking and cost around $2,000,000, complete' try Basok-Dratigat. Csta FOR a welcome addi don to Hollywood, • widows today. each of these papers last week was unusually pleasing with to me. .. • Erwir 4, Ben In one issue of. The Ledger & Times there appeared re- 7 a.m ports that Mayor George Hart had bee:i elected President ...... mi * %-.... of the Kentucky Bankers Association and Dr. Hugh Hous- FOR I ton had been elected President-designate of the Kentuck) and .1 ,.. ment, Medical Association to begin s:.rviA,- in 1949. , .. (37-est heatel Two da:.-s later- there appeared,reports Fulton in The '- age, Daily Leader that W. L. Holland. superintendent ,of City - fruit Schools. had been elected President of the First District Georgia's Aerial Attack To Be Tried Two Education Association, also that businer,s interests and in- it niture dividdals of. Fulton 110 provided funds for 49 uniform- Against Auburn s Expert Pass. Defense stove for inetribei•:s of the school band, and only 11 more werv Prese , 2,1... .. Oct.- 13. ,UP. with Tulane. Tulane, has the best needed to 'outfit the 60 mumbers. per n in new t 7itt.ttO uniforms. , Ti..,..bet aerial attack in the 1 offense of - any dab we've faced There serve, were other report:. published in the two papers sji:.1:-.e.istern . conference runs so far." Vaught said. -We've got to leavir that made me feel good, such as the way the public Ful- imjek ieto the loop's most effec- play our best to keep it from be- in quick ton responded t`o an appeal by pass defense Saturday when ing a walk for them." The Leader for aid to a I ti''' ad ca family blessed Ci,:;;oriria Tech and Auburn 'clash by the arrival of triplets, and the way Mur-! He used Bowen Moore frequently Agere ray ' hire. during offensive drills, entertained the FDEA. The less I say about last week's i . indicating -t-,...-.- at:::iligedf he may vary his T formation and BALD' football game between Murray and Fulton, the better. ex- . i 11.6''e -c..-.' t'- .:.1.- in a o throw in some single wing Satur- only cept to insist that was one issue on whit h t% I straddled thelo,,,,,,• 3.i..nas.a.:(>-.. )s. , P'.sr.56"g this- - season to day. . fence , 622 advisedly-. ,...._ i hold .-„. big edge in that clepartment Florida's Gators, riding on South -ThereAsolLittgai-nk-us..in the the at Then- fire SEC win In Sales, pleases- me is because it justitics the. faith I had in tilt? two I ir.;,- .rct_i.. ;.:: , f ....qu..,rterbacic Joe E. three seasons ovei"Auburn eat communities. . -, when I encourag..d members of rt.:. tanu.:.- to ; - v•.n Yvo•era.13 .a1ses a two-week day, were rough and tough in iheir INDIANS' -WHIM HOPI" tors. i ,,:.:s • become.residents of Kentucky .' . of pin amonia should make scrimmage y'eterday. prePpint for -Radio comedian Bob i 7,11 ...-..en sharper in the air. FOR 5 There is little risk involved in living in such comniuni- what should be a breather against Hope: wile/ owns a part of rt:,.. ,,-;, the ether hind Th." Plain- Rollins Saturday, the Cleveland Indians, hir, ties because of the type of citizen-thip that produces state. They still mis- dons e hel•i* their opponents to . sed the services of halfback Bob full regalia in Mark. and district leaders like tho,:e ;..-ce..1 last week. especialvj the excite- '... ‘' - rage.- of 64.6 yards per game. aruetz.-nadler. when who broke three ment Of rooting home his one also has faith in the personnel he depend. titionl,',7 ,:..'.: three ‘,.7; inn. Tha,t's tops ribs in a hard scrimmage last week. team In the hectic Ameri- to maintain the leadership of institutions that have eniov- 1,--- 1 • _ 'Mississippi State also reidied for can League race. Where ed it over a -tong--period of v.-ar-. ' . 4_1' -_r_c._-: Pr.,ten 0 ach Bob_by Dodd a non-conference contest. The there's Hope. there's hope. Good schools, good al s ,.t' , r."1,.t.(11. -:tra:,..a t 4• . ; "service and; . - n10: 7Iy on defensive Maroons meet Cincinnati pt Stark- say Indian fans. good banks are second h'ltal.only in imor'rto g ':•,.:'' g2,ild churchesALdr- y.-...,.: day and his engineers vine because They represt.ut-theth-heav favorites over Au- Cotton 'supplies more than dustrial. agricultural and commer,....1 s.,i,ictore is bait ; no doubt to Tech's three-fourths of all fiber consump- and it is. indeed. gratifyintr thal. Fulton lite-- three straight efer7olve victories tion In the United States, with sess all of these in stich heapirry and the fact. that the Engineers are Kill and expanding rayon con- Both the Leader and Ledger & Ttines hi..e alreadilade., far ahead IN ibecn1nce int imption 'accounting for most • " • ed.'the re iorts of tht honors that-% • I h^th total offense and total defense/1 f the remaining fourth. CO•• •10. ••111...C•Is •0111•CCO Coulls•••• conferred upon the two communities. ar:I-some of their . •A-e'l.asPa65 offense .• - An electric robot has been cre- , 7...y More leading citizens, but I couldrit pass the opecrtunity - hive 1,41007 yards in ated to warn loading dock crane independent experts smoke Lucky Strike regularly than the next two leading brands 'combined? zames f .r 335_ .6.yard operators 1,f loads that might again call attention to them and air my per...nal congrat- •' cause hold:r1„:, tmtr foes to a the crane to tip over. ulations through these colrams. • t .1 425 offen.ively The national average residential Aubt;:-. .- coach Earl Brown lighting cost is estimated at $1.25 a . . ri and new players Music Maestro Advocates Sawing Off • month. The equivalent in candle- hope of finding a, light would stretch to $200. , 'End Of Flute If Junior Won't Practice c•••• can upset Tech.I Lambert of Gacisden. By 11.ARLION %V. Nit • lie 1 A d end Bobby W. iver of Save United Pieta Stall arre.p with (. a Ara. were newcomers to . COUNT YOUR W ItSHINGTON. Oct 13 1)-.•"-' the fl 7 •-;:rier line.1 11 Herkimer doesn't want N,-rth of Clayton. Ala. MANY tice his flute, hack the t : _ try at left-half with the first the in.og -11.r-rtue Were u; - PURPOSE it for a pea shorty:- ',in:: I Center Charley Hoover and tail- BLESSINGS That's the advice b ! b- Soto Lr riy were back in 6P00 BCSINISS , • • ad, fast ealkine Ruby ..- iihti r. fr Vi.riderbilt today and 'TO INTI.01 society maestro and d.. • Coach Henry Sanders costmented VIIERAYS the New England cohser ;u.t; nobody is going to run over'. Save with waft VOTE a MUSIC • an rn. tear.' as i3 LS, WI:C.CS5 Ciorrana. Ilantallit-raseassa Ruby got all work- drs-r- z-rt ready !is Kentucky Sat- subje7f between The Coiorivls also ate.loolresi Beata Kimble Babies , IT hotel Statler hare Sri „ • t ' cr h•tt rce VIC- SAVANNAH. Ga, Archie that he took- a -iasty slap I .rs. Jbhnsorr introduced a new vote- colleagues. PLAN the MUSIC with- getting device when he cam- STUISUT Ile, 'There ought to be a i. A . i So uth e victory to its paigned for the office of tax collec- star shouted. i It • credit. u.,rked tor. He passed out•bottles of honey Ruby thinks that music 'tat+, r-s- p, - The passing and almond cream to the v.omen. l'at. should be requir, tr.,, ask-: s:ohnu and the delen- It's easier to save inateins. just ,.;:t.r r i's 0:k ReAD rnr CLASSIFIEDS. money when you are saving for some !Ike docto:s. I i.t.d B b Brod high- tin. yen's and dentist: Tr, se. if Ir... N. wrr.ar. ligntsd in, • woricc,Lit._ Alabama oo••••=••••••4•••••4 141 know their rot!. 7, - Knoxville Sat- Iii Tf . ,..._ definite objective, such as ic -If a kid u Cul violin- -elan': r.im Stan's; • St;timmag- FALL PLANTING TIME said the maes-tr . Hunting Coons -hrna:, ttsm tchool- I. A home of your own„ lin. -Hell sour •,;. ..21 (, defer.,e f, ,-n awing Nice. Lot of Evergreens Just Received. first recital-- jos. ' ermitted •., ,,,..; . : fr;:,:•n for- aid wall i P with 2. Education of yourself or children. you 3 lOt in y .• : , snr,_•th %An i'::lba:k Z:Alie Toth merit and cin nobod:. . a;ri haittrick Jos Niigata. L Landscape Service Free 1:10gS In November e 3. Your own business • That br, t bark „. rn, '7 • " • 4 aid Ralph Mr-metre &ring my first rvc:t•I cst,,,t 1 ir,- r ay Le! M rth 'f LeSU Meets Prices Reasonable posed hi i> R oi• : ull- ' d.: I G. • : Rouge, Saturday. 4. Old age retirement . . . a cash reserve or future ,1 on niS hitl, fidd:,, rr • : t . W Butts at MURRAY NURSERY & FLORIST income. mei --riy 'Buster Bro-...r t • -.a' 1: ,rii-i iniiciited that' ionhorraire Pnont- 364-J . me '800 Olive Street i-i little -she-re anti .....1: 1 -.4 • if fullback 3ohn_Ti4lkiski _wituld -see s I onto the stage I pliy.!..: .r: x . Lv..rtin e duty again*: the BenZals Is. 5. Travel .. . vacations. . ,i.r.. by. :: II ttleOff.41•7,.. f .,1;,,p,s I, .. .:.1- 1 Eatunii-y. Tillitoki turned in an - ...... -my back to the 11,1"..I''.."1- ' . :7:-.1le' , ,utstancisiVt teerf,,rrnance as the' 6. To take care of dependents. --BO thatr . r. erre .:.4 .7. . -7 ii ...... , . .4.41 Build g. beat Kentucky la5t. ts•tk : Ruby fitrwrica-. • .: i...i. ,-...; tit C. act'. J.••hnny 'Vaught was at li Murray Bowling 7. For emergency neech. f, "em -ire-, ,,„....„...,... ,.. .. - ; Seirii.‘g -best' as he sent hes 1 Calendar ' t ,i.„._.„,,, :. .,,.. claim tnez c.d,- ---- i, ,-717--ti. rr" • c o., i l'75. 'NI:s i deft:tiding champs' ..--.. STANDING OE THE 20 insti umeh:s • ' thc.-i. r ti ..o.h &Ali. for Siturriay's TEAMS 8. For future purchases tilt TEAM Non for your own and your family's .• "McilL..4 'err - . r••',usly I.rwit Pet. i_ hi. : i , . 1. Eddy's Busy Bee enjoyment. teach. , :e ciCcer tly P n I 917 . ''',, ", 1 I throusrti__Docearibor -4th, 41 -- - '-- was 441'2. Shell Service Station . - i select a musit ular,.- 3 750 '- l'''.' 4 nnu? cen,,vrith the t5lcin-i of an- 1 3. Ledger & Times . ._,..______- tare they pik.. 4.-...,, ,,,,,• ., i 667 - -"1"' th-red buelcs oply being permitted. 4. Draper & Darwin tor foi 7 600 ,..-•• "1hr hiir".iiig area shall Ifteisist of S. Varsity Grill Ruby. 511 d ! .417 •• -,-: Rul.:tt Meade. Hardin, Nr,Isod arid 6. Ryan %ilk Compat. tht.uklit he .333 . t B:'' k:oi.eg• r amities. and only il_ West Side used the Nevi ; Wildcats .167 Start Your • ., ,-, •.....:::. wit;, 00 buckshot or 8 Savings Ford Service get • them it . 2 i0 .167 iolie le q,it permitted The hunt- 1 - Irrsistini or, \ : I, in • .y hit use dogs to ch-se hisl This Week's Result Pritctice, 1111 the n TEAM :. :1, elsintission ha' ruled.:4. . . of at least 5.000000 Ledger & Times '73 West Side Wildcats ••• +ow L.:, .1.-- 13.0.... :•iii arrow hunters will ?lye Account '"You , 2. Shell Service Station Today can t-club 3 1:••1,1• fl. ;:,t:.t i-,: ail --i-i• .. in 1 seven days to hunt i Ford Service 0 to a kid." he added n13. Draper & Darwin ch: -: - .e:• lc=1,:f ti'--,-- • i... tit•-', their se.isoi, exclus- 3 Ryan Milk Company 0 one. -Gosh you'd be li• 4. Eddy's Busy Bee 2 Varsity Grill 1,.: tr ,:th it, ;y f.ta::',tne yp November 20 and; .. the m•inr;virres that 1 i, • i; tt I),c..mb..-r 3. Next Week's Games violin Itlitsi-At Hoe ii ('s' mit,: not.i.ntic . • Tuesday, October 18th, 7:00 and tone- eve: learn to pl.,y f, 1 • 1 8:00 thr. pig ii, deer hunt- TEAM TEAM While, Ruby ts'T`, - hi'; Ledger sir tr. th.• reuul-: I & .1 Ill' ' VS Draper & Darv. in 7:00 the mucc teathers he ie,•.•-; , f K . 1... -Ai ,,,,,l' - I t''' .. -''."V,i'il t.IIIIiit.., Ii,' ti, a U 2 Eddy's Busy Bee VS BANK Shell Service of Station 7:00 MURRAY pities 'em. He's really mole , ,,,, be° .1.),% •, - -,..f G, ,r. VS Vitrsity Orin 8.00 the'parents „ ,, s „„. G,;„ , .,, -; 1.-; - ' h '' ''''i4 p""t'il , :, yi ...Ir.' " j • '; . ai.'. '' r-"uir- 34 F"R yraol ,S71 milklee C : ':711': may be Obtarned O mpany, ' VS West Side Wildcats , 8.00 Member FDIC Some 'big folks, he iri ;:ettnAly l:u. ,-l: o:. ::n . 'F;.,• s ...ol, will f:. rr, the .,11teet, of the Division of i HUM MAN:- Clyde Roberts. captain of Varsity Grill use, is lailyls mist - -gp to the extreme of phys.,-..-"il ‘1,,- .'/I). 1. rr'', N '.(.1,i , 2 27 :did '.r.d.li..Ala fl...m. and Fish. - ' for ibis S•eek. )$ score of 231 ht _single game. * ‘.. ore . : a', .. • . ,• • , ..--- fr: . -,,,,tarltr,e 41101WW:,.a • :.w.s.diee.e.- 'V -. geSSIONdIelos.7,...e.gx. ,:eest .4 s- ass - etes•laWIWISq• • C •. 47*.'"'1""4.1-`Arrl. . - • • •

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SALESMAN WANTED-To call on The Boston newspapers covered portion to the population. Murray, Today's Sports Parade the big baseball event like a cir- Half Of Population ght For Sale Sery,ices Offered retail trade in and around The percentage- of population Ky., selling Baby Ruth candies and cuit tent. Their "sportswriters" in- who are church members is only a I. ..By OSCAR FRALEY Cleveland was Greenberg, now a Belongs To Church food items. Must, have retail sale cluded such old typewriter spell- third to a half as large in the SALE-One clean 1946 one UPHOLSTERING on chairs, divans, United Press Sports Editor I vice president, with President FOR experience, suitable transportation, binders as Billy Southworth, Fred- Approximately half of all per- In,ountains of Eastern Kentucky Dodge truck, suites. Factory trained Veeck taking a rear seat in the and one-half ton living room and cash bond required. Good sal- NEW YORK, Oct. 13. (UP)--I die Fitzsimmons, Eddie Stanky, sons living in Kentucky are church as in the rest of the state, the-bui- Chevro- class work. Alone 535 Indians to festivities. dull. $1400.00. One clean 1946 men. First ary and commission. Contact Cur- Having given you the Jeff Heath and Red Barrett. . . members, according to a new bul- letin reports. Membership is the truck. 013p six games This series should have illustrat- feel let one and one-half ton for estimates. tiss Candy, 1560 Story Ave., Louis- win the World Seri s in They all wrote better than at least letin called "Religious Organiza- largest in the central and western Praley fingers ed fully to Commissioner A. B. Iva, 1i $1250.-Taylor Implement Com- ville, Ky. 019c (Adv), Fearless one guy I know very well, and tion in Kentucky," published by parts of the state. taken pany. 015c ROWLAND Refrigeration Sales and through leftover scorecards today Chandler the necessity of a day the Agricultural Experiment Sta- w icu don't give that "I told you so".-.. Service. Supplies. Phone 993-J. HATCHING EGGS WANTED-If to bring you some hits, runs and off between games which necessi- tion at Lexington. heat- Fires were frequent in the wood- Lout Is Found Al Cr. FOR SALE-Norge oil hater, used Hazel Highway, one block south you have a good flock of pullets errors you may have overlooked. tate an overnight sleeper jump. oas or • en press stands at Braves field, There were 7,600 churches in the less than ode winter. Good con- of Sycamore Street. and feed a good egg mash, we Hank Greenberg, the great home The ballplayers hardly had lost HANOVER, N. H. (UP)--Eleven flatu- where nervous typewriter termites state 111 1946, with 3.500 full-time strossa, dition. See at 501 Olive. rose want to buy hatching eggs from run hitter who stepped doe n as a their railroad legs after going from years after he lost his Masonic pin. ' those insisted on dropping lighted butts ministers. The membership was es- tion- YOU MAY STILL HAVE TIME you. See us at once for further in- player last season, will be the new Boston to Cleveland when they had Alexander Buchanan found it FOR SALE-New 4 room' house on discarded paper. When the hot timated at 1,400,000 out of a pop- today. to get your home Itiroperly insu- formatiog-Murray Hatchery, tel- president of the Cleveland Indians to take to the field without any- when lie stepped out the back door with hall and bath. On Vine and copy boys got back from Cleveland ulation of 2,845,627. Contributions lated and weatherstripped before ephone 3364.' 014c replacing Bill Veeck. That comes pre-game practice. in his slippers to bring in the milk Erwin street-Austin Allen. Route the coop was liberally sprinkled for church support that year were • bad weather. For a free survey of from the usual reliable source. On tep of that, they had to stand and felt a sharp pain in his foot. 4, Benton. Telephone4131 betwee with firemen wielding hand ex- estimated at $20,000,000. your insulation and permanent WANTED-Bookkeeping, salesman, They say in the home of the new around the Boston station three 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. 016p tinguishers. . . So what happened? "The churches of Kentucky. mea- type all metal weatherstripping, or labor job. Veteran, age 26. Two champions of baseball that hours the night before because a world That's right. No more fire. . . sured by number of members, form "I TAND A R D" call H. M. Scarborough, 4094- years business college. Telephone Greenberg now own controlling railroad man fell asleep at the FOR SALE-Nice 12-room house The Indian victory made it the the most important type of volun- Rock Wool Insulation Co., Mur- 350-R. 014p in the club and, while he switch and forgot to order the and Jot near college. Full base- stock first time since 1939 that the tary organization in the state," says Farm Tested Feeds ray, Ky. N5c Isn t tilling with Veeck, he was the special trains made up. . . it hardly ment. furnace, electric hot water WANTED-Man for work in mill American league has won two in the bulletin. golden haired prrimote ticketed was a good investment for the heater- and two bathrooms. Gar- and store. Don't apply unless will- a row. The leagues have been alter- Although there are over 80 dif- Highest Quality COMMUNITY MCC:MATING CO., out. estainty-the head greeter in New York Central railroad. . . age, poultry house, 12 bearing ing to do mill work and able nating since then. But-th.! happy ferent religious painting inside and outside. Com- to at-- fruit trees and grape vineyard. meet public and Injuns didn't bold a victory party ky five of them accounted for five. plete decorating service. Contract make rapid cal- Two good gardens. Also all fur- in Boston, hopping a train right sixths of the church members. hour. Call 908-X-.J. Free esti- culations-Ross Feed Co. 014c niture 'including electric cook or. CROSSWORD PUZZLE for home instead. Which was just In comparison with the nation, Lowest Cost stove and electric refrigerator. mates. O47 OWM no joy in It is noted in the bulletin, 15-Wife of as well. . there was Kentuc- ROSS FEED CO. Present income to owner is $202 For Rent Henry 1.1111 ORR MRM Mudville! ky has about the same percentage FOR EVERGREENS, FLOWERING 1-Au le 36-A salutation OBEI WOMPOIS33W per month besides four rooms re- 11-Baby carriage 3'7-Toothlike notcIh of church members. Churches how- Murray, Ky. shrubs, landscape work. Roy II in lock 4574M WORM served for living quarters. Owner 8-To spill 1 Use our Classified Ads - They ever, are smaller in Kentucky and Schmaus Nursery, Benton, Ky., or FOR RENT-Six room furnished 12-Number 33.-To remove skin SRAM' ONU WMW North 3rd St. Tel. 101 leaving city and is willing to sell 13-C ripped 113-An Irishman get the business there are more churches in pro- see R. A. Starks, 715 Sycamore, house and bath. Full size base- 14-lo 41-Finished MOISdMM GlagA quick at a sacrifice. If interest- Insect 43-Coonnunists MMW171 Murray, Ky. W ment. Furnace heat. Located on 15. 1081100fil ed call or see. Baucum Real Estate 16-Renegsdea 46-Root• of the Shalt '2111MW 4M14047 North 13th street. Phone 777 or le-To Unger 45-Poison remedies Eai4I4 311414F!? Agency, phone 122. 014c 198-W for information - W. L. 20-To glide 53 -Sewing party 11-The Orient 64-00•errad WOMA 013c 05-To wander BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANOS, Wanted 23-Al no urns 4.ar211r4mr.4.; vow 117-Law al 56-What polio* rj Murray Live Stock Company only' 8695 up. Visit our new store, 29-To lease oat eaders• r11.1 rin'A A lt 113-Booner than 51-Quill leek 14':? «WA ,..24a 622 Broadway, Paducah, or 323 WANTED TO RENT-Young cou- 31-T1001 16-Fills with water The Best Market in West Kentucky Lost and Found_ 34-Ood of flocks N -1115w ',Lab South 7th, Mayfield-Feezle Piano ple wants two or three room fur- DOWN Sales, Western Kentucky's larg- L nished-apartment neer-the college AUDREY W. SIMMONS, Owner • LOST-Brown- Witold 'near Dna SQ 1, 06verisilu. est exclusive piano distribu- to occupy Nov. 1. Veteran. Call 2-Oslo Station Sunday. -Finder keep ell eent tors. 030c 561-J after 6 p.m. 1 p ra Pe SALES EACH TUESDAY AT 2:00 O'CLOCK money and return billfold to trIvis tern FOR SALE-Shell gasoline, Regu- Bailey, Box 134, Murray. 013p I HAVE TO HIRE A MAN to help If lb lar, 26c; Ethyl, 28c-Hays Food el stele our District Manager handle our 7-itela high grease Market. tfc 16, ..„/20 11-Tind of 'Wes SALES REPORT FOR OCT 12, 1948 increasing business in this com- .Fafi Headlines • r s-amal•41 No. 1 'Veals 31.25 munity. This work is in line with 21 22 jo ear. Total head sold 881 the program advocated by the De- No. Z Veals 25.10 14-1.11- e=gg partm,•nt of Agriculture. Must y 29 4 54 02-Ts frisk Permanent work. good 1011-014 led dignieed Grails Fat Steers 22.00- 25.00 Throwouts 6.(10- 21.26 have car. 110-044 ••gla Radiant pay for man who has had some S IS-Te nagger farm expersence. Write rare this 117-Te swing loosely Baby-Beeves 28.00- 29.00 1:10G8 116--ifol Me reek itewspaper,-„Box T-32. lc /10-21tareitna being 18.00 .40 al-Sa Fat COwa 10.00- 190 to 260 pounds 25.00 Warnitit 114-inaate WANTED-Place for share crop 54 11--Stainee Canners and Cutters 11.00- 15.50 265 to 300 pounds 24.25 Have three mules-J. C. Overcast. .45 4.-Ter laatribre 014p 411-0es 180 pounds 24.50 Route 1,'Hazel. so Si 61.-Deing Bulls 15.00- 20.00 • • 160 to 175 pounds 23.25 pia Milk Cows, per head 75.00-240.00 4., Is - es-sarse saucer 150 pounds 22.76 CASVi 'I erne n"tlitical WW1 IHROUGH se sr 110-11eria Fancy Veals 32.50 Sows 23.10 Dow* SEE Mow br L SM. gameindlegrere 00001 Sla 1E1 100 NANCY We'll Take His Word for It By Ernie Bushmillat V1ti.1) IOU, (THERE'S HELLO, ARLIENE DAHL, captivating BENNY-- HOW,1 DO YOU p M-G-M actress spoon to he seen L, BASHFUL ABOUT HAVING LUNCH LIKE THE In "A Southern Yankee," wears BENNY this Sat black felt beret with AT MY HOUSE SOUP ? shiny satin discs d•ngfing from TODAY! , ER- the rippling brim. Wide ties stroceerale ribbon end in • pro- Y- O.K. - -7- vocative bow under the chin. 40.1.

Women Take Over ... at LOWEST COST ALAMOGORDO, N. M. 1UP)--- Every day is ladies day in Alamo- gordo. The battle of the sexes 40.1inQ 9:7144-4"""12 apparently has fallen to the fe- CLEAN FLAME males as far as public office is con- AI* RADIANT HEATER Get the money from us to cerned. Alamogordo has women meet any financial emergen- employed as: postmaster, county town AAA secre- The Guiberson Clean Flame Radiant cy. You'll appreciate our clerk, treasurer. tary. assessor, superintendent of .0er-13 Heater-Model R200-brings in- prompt, f-iendly service. Nature Ssodkr.• 5. vrar- geersreactessi..w*.„ stant warmth to your home, your schools, town clerk. U S. employ- -111is, Po& 011.--AA .1.16 norarge•I • shop, your office--at low cost. ment service representive, state welfare officer and rent control -.•••• Patented Clean Flame burner oper- ates efficiently on low-cost No. I dis- director. ABBIE an' SLATS Short Reprieve By Rae burn Van Bursa tillate or on kerosene-no fumes, no odor, no muss.-It's a triumph result- Eg IRA -OvAute , Why It Wealtet tpirsw. ing from IS )cere b by FINANCE COMOitATRIN 0.1 IC+ GENEVA, N. Y. CUP)-City offi- NO WONDER POP'S AS I UNDERSTAND IT, PROFESSOR, PRECISELY. SIGHHHH:L! IF I (,uiberson engineers, , • cials wondered last winter why it CABLE SAID:"IF THE WHEN THE INFANT BONG IS STRONG T'S A FAS- WEREN'T SO IMMERSED A .M51. toward regulates 41,.see- 506 Main ht. Murray CJNATING tN MY WORK HERE rempl•t•le stars took so much coal to heat the city BONG BANGS I'M A ENOUGH TO BANG THE GONG WITH Un41•4,911.•re Phone 1181, M. loberstor••• oppreivod. S. 1 today of C. Ellis hall. They found the answer. When GONE GOOSE ''. HIS LITTLE HAMMER-THEY REMOVE ORIENTAL Al THE UNIVERSITY the chimney was cleaned this sum- POP'S HEAD, SHRINK IT, CUSTOM! WOULD DEARLY Barnett & Kerley mer. 75 wheelbarrows of soot were AND GIVE IT TO THE LOVE TO FLY TO Next to Bank of Murray I removed from it. CHILD FOR A TOY WANG-COOK FOR TH5 *BANGING w. • • Stop! • LAWRENCE'S USED CAR LOT Home of Guaranteed Used Cars. See These Bargains Today I I U'L ABNER Suicide? By Al Capp

1948 NEW CHEVROLET Trisch..2 ton with-two speed action, 8,25 tires, front and rear. THIS SHE-SHMOO 0' MINE IS A NATIVE 0' TH' TIME HAS COME T' HIS PREE.DICK-SHUNS ALLUS MAH ANNOOAL COMES OUT RIGHT, BUT 1948 FORD Super Delux•,2•10-txr. Radio, heater, white wailed tires. DOGRATCH AN; SECH, GOT TH' RIG/-41- T' GIT CHASE THET..„ t-SHMCO 0'YOUR'N, IN SADIE HAWKINS DAY HEARIN''EM DON'T DO Very clean! TH'SADIE HAWKINS DAY PREE-DiCK-SHUN FUM ME NO GOOD-BECUZ 1946 CHUROLET Club Coupe. Radio, heater. Clean throughout. RACE, NOVILMIlinn OLE MAN AH KIN NEVAH UNNER- 1946 FORD Pickup. 6 ply tires. Clean inside and out". 13114.P.r MOSEfr STAND 'EM,TILL TOO 1941 FORD, 4-door Deluxe. Good motor and tires. LATE..' 1939 FORD Deluxe 2-door. Spotlight, radio and heater. Good motor and tires. Clean. 1929 A-MODEL. Good motor and tires. Clean inside and out. 1939 FORD STANDARD,2 -DOOR. NEW MOTOR AND GOOD TIRES. CLEANEST CAR IN TOWN FOR ITS MODEL. SEE THIS ONE. $ MANY OTHER GOOD".VSW CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Lawrence Used Car Lot I (14 201 Maple Phone 150 cor lry '$o 11... V. S. PM. ON -AI •••••• • c • - • s •

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. r7* Children of the Confederacy will Social Calendu meet at the home of Mrs. W. S. Club News Activities Swann.-A 0 Locals Wednesday, October 13 The Sixth Grade Music Club will The Arts and Crafts Club will have a potluck supper at the home meet with Mrs. F. B. Outland at of Miss Lillian Walters, 1300 Olive omen's PaePage Weddings 2:30. Blvd., at 6:30. 6 JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M Thursday, October 14 ' Tuesday, October i9 The Rebecca Tarry Young Wo- Mell'S Auxiliary of the First Bap- The MiSb1011 Study Class of the Methodist tist Church will meet at the home First Church, under the -1-••• Unite Ernie Rob Bailey Dr. Kopperud Speaks • LOCALS • LOCALS Cedar Lane News ing her son, Sam Bloodworth and of Mrs. 0. C. Wells. at 6:30 direction of Mrs A. D. Butter- wife. worth, will meet at the cnurch at The Wesleyan SePVice Guild of Complimented On Mrs Buford Christiansen: of Mr- and Mrs. J. E Littleton, this Tobacco 2:30. To Nlattie Belle Hays cutting is over In this Roy Hamlin has the blocks on the First Methodist 'Church will Film Tenn. will 'visit her sister,Icity. were visitors with the Littleton part and-seeding fir Fourth Birthday the ground he ground to build him a large meet at the borne of Me:. A. J. -• Circle -OnAlaska Mies Dorothy Irvara and other re- families in PurYear Sunday. a cover crop is in full progress now. stockbarn. Kipp. Payne Stieet, at 7:30. Fo Mrs Paul Badev *was hostess at a ; latives here this week-end. • The sick-Mrs. Pearl Clayton. Mr, Dr. A. H Kopivrud presented the Sam Givens has completed his Send birthday party Saturday After spending several days with Robert Farris and Miss Georgia An Executive Board meeting of 3ner"°"-: program at the regular meeting of new stock barn and corn:7rib. from 2 to 4 o'clock complun enting Mr ang Mrs. Jesse Bullard and his mother. Mrs. Stella Farley, this Allen -are all about the tame.' the Murray Woman's Club will be the Matile R.11 Has Circle of the Robert l'arris. Sweetwater, Tex.. Personalized her sen. Ernie Rob. on ha fourth ' ; Mrs Burla Jones. of Centralia._ Ills city. Harold Farley has returned to Mr. Tommie Hamlin and wife held at 1:30 at the Club House. .A First Me•hochst.Ckureh which ...as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farris, Mrs. birthday. and Mr. and alba, Clay Wilson. of Chicago where he is attending the and son. Charles Mason. have mov- Pr *erein Id ot Mrs. Ralpn Imogene Falwell and children, Mrs. The general business meeting of Outdoor garnes Ind contests at :he home Ft, Stockton. Texas. werJ last week- Production School of Television in ed from this road to tits Dewey Greeting Card McC .on.:,: nion Road. Monday 1 Ona Farris. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh The Murray Woman's Club will played during the afternoon in a rid guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett that city. Coleman farm on the new WPA Farris and son, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- be held at 3 o'clock. A fashion • • play pen decorated with baller. and ).;^ TP"" gaVe a 1"1- Jones. They enjoyed several .clavs road. They reside on Route 2. - vin Martin, Clovis, N. M., Mr.'and show will by given. with your own Urt .1:j!,n“ :]1(1 showed oictures blue crepe paper. Prizes were won' , on Kentucky Lake at the Jones' Mrs Will P. Brisendme, a former Mr. and h..d taken while was Mrs. Norbert, Wilker- Mrs. Edward Fitts and children • Ti he he. . Harold Shocrnalt,r, Ann Wrath-I-th r cabin. resident of Murray, now cif Whit- son, Leonard and .Barbare. have have all been recent visitors in the Saturday, October 16 PHOTOGRAPH stataeied there .i.vith the army. • • cr. n Brumley and Richard lock, Tenn, has been visiting Mrs. moved to Murray to make their home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Far- The Junior Girl's Auxiliary of The opening prayer ' A fou Workman. was by Mrs. The principalship of the Faxon : I.ula Risenhoover and also taking home and left the farm ..•eacatiat. ris, the First Etapitst Church will meet printed on it youngsters. !George Bell Mrs. Charlie Robert- treatments at the Murray Hospital. school The with their blue school has been accepted by Mr. Tebe Sutter has gone to Granite. Mrs. Bertha Rose and Eula Mae at the church at 2-.00. and son was in charge of the prograin • • white party hats and bins Holman Jones,' this city, and has City. Ill., to spend the winter with shopped in Paris, Tenn., last Sat- burgles took insa ii l :!.t:.-dueed the speaker. awtimed I Guests in the home of Mr. aed an ig-inary train trip sing- his duties. after the re- his daughter, Mrs. Henry Rogers. urday Saturday, October 16 of the Miss Ruble Smith, president. pr..- I Farmer ing Choo-Choo-Choo Happy Birth-I sighanon of Mr. Edward Jones. who Mrs. R. H. Hood. 1601 Ave- Houston Lax and E. H. Lax, _Jr., The J. K. Polk Wells chapter of I sided over the business session and Ervin Farris, Modena, Pa., visit- afternoo day until they r.:,ched the chnins jwilt return to Trigg county. his I nue, are Dr. and Mrs. Ilichata-1-1. have made a new road to their the. Children of the Confederacy called the meeting to order. 'Hood. Jr.,. Lothaviale: s7liver ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. school. room Thy Th.idren found their I ' former. home. Adir homes with the help' of the bull- will meet with Miss Claudia Ann Refreshments Farris. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles places at the dining table by findingi Were served to • • • IC. Hood and son. Russell Hall. dozer, Farmer at the home of Mrs. Jesse State p those present by the hostess. Mrs. Maxwell Rose and family last week. the miniature ticket on the table Mr and Mrs. Kirk Pool have gone Field. Ala: Mrs. William Jake Dunn has built a shed to Wallis.500 South 6th Street at 2 p.m. group o McCuistom and cJohostesses. Mc. ' ft Sisterhenm and ion. Daniel Hall. George Shoemaker is building that matched the one carried in • • to New York City for a several days his tobacco barn. The Lee Farmer Group of the He was FtuI u Mrs. Prentice i • a neer Corn crib. their hand Lassite vacation. They will be house falcate Coronado. ('alit Ensign Sisterhenin Charle:, Ruse b_is and Mrs Laverne Wallis. Collins, The, table was centered with ;I. of Mr. and Mrs Will Moore Beak.4-has-been transferred to Hawaii and lie W barn with the brick siding Mr. and Mrs. Wimberly of Paris. Cpl. F bowl of pink ruse S and two burning Wal Moore is the son of Mrs. Minnie Mrs. Sisterheiim and son will join Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson are Tenn., visited Mr. and Mes. Porter East Circle Of WMS each la candles. Each shads place was 13e,,le of Olive street. and is a him there later. Capt. Olreerar. now living in Chicago. Ill. He his Clayton Tuesday. Penny Homemakers fVleets At Home crossroa marked with a miniature cake bear- former Mutray- boy. Hood is ettending, a course at the joined -the army and will be aarw- Miss Alice Burkeen spent the Of and op ing one candle. To Meet At.Home • • medical school at Walter Reed cruiting officer there. weekend with Miss Eula Mae Rose. Mrs. Ira Fox nothing A party plate was served :o the The city fire dcpartrnent was liespital. Washite,ton. D. C. Mr and Mrs. Jay Futrell. Jr., and Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. that 50 honoree and Janice Paschall. Ann Of Nlrs. Chambers c..11ed to the home of Hobasf children. Jimmie and Shelia Grey, Hugh Miller on the arrival of a The East Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First do not 1 Wriither, Gieta Brooks. Julia Turn- Mrs Chester Chambers Graham. Fifth and Walnut, Monday. NOTICE have returned to his farm on Route baby girl. will be Baptist Church to stop bow, Leah Caldwell, Fredda Work- ! An oil stove caused" small damage Persons having items for 2 to make their home. They had Kenneth met at the home of hostess to the regular meeting of Vaughn, father of Tears, passing man. Hamp Wiggins Brook, Harold , to the kitchen. been residing an Chicago a n. Mrs Ira Fox at 2:30 Tuesday after- This may be made from a the Penny Homemakers Club which the sociky page and social Prentice Dunn. is v'ery sick at the is disc+. Shoemak.er. Richard • • Mr. arid Mr.s. Tommie Hall and noon. Workman, will be held Monday afternoon. / calendar are requesaed to Murray Hospital. We wish him a negative engers. Ben Brumley and Chad Turnbow. 1 Mr. Joe Irvan and farm a. daughters of Chicago, 111., spent Mrs Lillie Mayer gave the studio or Oc:tober 18. at 1:30 o'ccklo this call the Ledger ifir Times of- speedy recovery. de- Also I Children sending gift, were , city had as their guests this the weekend with her parents, Mr. votional using the 11th Gayle -Selecang Lines to Suit the In'; weee Mn, and Mrs. Marvin Martin have chapter -of Kodak negative the sch Anderson. subject of Ifle ,. his sister. ,. lice, telephone 55, until fur- "and Mrs. Jay. Futrell. Hebrews. June Ryan. Nicks Ryan dividual" will be the Mrs Clay C; &ale. e returned to their home in Clovis, Mrs. Amanda White pre- Tralninj James R Bailey., . Memphis, also Mrs. Nola ther notice. airs Ill a i-ivei rte C idjz is visit- N. sided over the -- lesson Melnbers are urged to attend , Jones.. oa _ M.. following a visit in the coun- business session drives t .Pic:ures sex-re Columbus. Miss: ty. during which made during the and sisitor-s- are welcome a sister of Mr. Enroute home they toured sev- the circle voted to • .ory Gr - alters-loon. Irvan. accompanied Mrs. Beide. • eral of the' southern states. send articles to the Spring Mea- impossil Mr! Bailey dows Orphans as assis.ed during - Mr. and Mrs. Noble Vassuer are Home in Louisville See Us For door w the afternoon bV Mrs. Douglas FLINT NEWS Mrs. Henry Seam'an returned noise living at Melvin Grogan's In charge of the program was BARTLETTS ▪ croasins Shoemaker and Mre. L. W. Paschall. I last week-end from a visit with her farm on Route 2. They had been Mrs. White. Mrs, A G. Outland DESIGNS and PRICES Rev Leon Winchester preaah ren rudi son Victor Beaminr arid farpily living in St. Louis, Mo. gave a talk on the -Power of the at ahca Flint Baptist Church next S, cvazy of the ' who are residing in St. Louie Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Gib- Gospel To Save A Jewess" and Sunda' morning. October 17. at • • Mrs. '* a. son are living at the Hamp Curd Mrs. Rudolph Howard's topic was ud girls say 11 calocii Rev. Winchester is in by Peggy Dern chairms Mr Fred if,, GuiAa an aged and farm in Providence. -Do We Live Our Chrisianity " SCina": She ou 'thanks' at union University. 'lank": respected citizen fthe Backusburg -11i1.-1Biala 'McKinney. Murray, Mrs 0 C. Wells gave the closing for 1-way help son. Tenn' Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc LOVE'S STUDIO which , What to dit_lar woman's o.dest community • spent the peat week with prob:ens, remains quite ill at the her sis- prayer. campail functiosial Illeathiy pain? Slaty a Staff szt•rgeant Thomas Roberts a ,,.i il•c4i,ilaaga.aofeaeaj girl and yaemaakk.._ CHAFrER THIRTY possible precaution. Thmafe'w- ter, Mrs. Porter Clayton and Mr. Refreshments were served to 503 Poplar woman has found the answer In CAR- arriced home from Japan last Sun- to chili Drla Mrs. Terry Cuter asting all the coastal towns around Clayton, eight old members and 2-nay help You me. certain may ciriv of St. Louis-41,cl rELIA cat very still, staring two new that sa make it_ngs night. He is the son of Mr and here and the Disaster Unit of the lots 011.1.1er foe yea in either al the bedside of Terry's father. members. Mrs Albert Hale and Phone 92-J ved by • at elle eee1i: Ma- has-boost - after Rusty long after he Red Crass has been alerted. i I'm READ TEM (.1.A8SIFIEDI Mrs Bodie Cathey. -your tare and ultra ci d:rected on the I overscaS for Two years and 13 floe' had vanished from sight be- afraid we're in for It." ing the label. it 8hr:tad Mrs W Robbins of Paris, he:p relieve 1,..r.5tional on a 60-clay furlough hind the screens of apple trees. Buzz looked at Mary :are. who Appoin "•••• periodic Sgt Roberts pain. taken thrw.ghout the Tennessee is visiting in the home' said uneasily. "I've been reading dents o manta like a ton.e. It ill report to Scott Field. Ill .for 'He said she had never been in should Improve your of her daughter. about it. and listenIng on the radio appetite, aid d•estioit, said Mrs. James C Wil- are ob thus help 1 teassignmera following us leave. love! Why, that was crazy- It does sound Dad." build up reurtance fbr the trymg days to hams. Bread street. ported: gob fantastic! She'd Buzz said instantly. -Would eons. CANDr1 le ecientincafly prepared • -1 been in love you and I Use our like to go • tat and setentilica:ly tested. U you suffer • at Class:Tr:ea Ads - twice - with Martin Gray - over to AzIalea Court. those certain Lams They Mrs. Russell Phillips. Lewington. then?" • 4. radio. I get CARDLI today get at e bu:mess. and now and Mrs Oliver C. Hood and son. even. she could re- "But of course she would." said "It's for you, Mary • • • Pride Russell Hall. Maxwell Field. Ala.. meatIbn how desperately It Win authoritatively. without giv- of 'Fri have been guests in the home of had hurt her when she had ing Mary Sue a chance to answer. prment BROOKS BUS LINE "Our house is practically hurri- take it up in your room" Mr' and Mrs C. L Sharborough. found that he was wing to • local 0 Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan cane-proof." • Coldwater Road. marry Ellen- aria she was in Buzz Durb Fastest Tinse-Thru Biases- r.horte•t Route waked at him coldly • • love now with All Seats Reser.. ed - Radio for Tour Ineesure - Pillow Service Win Malbry! "Young man there s no such thing gaCe S Carl Tomme as a hurricane-proof house, Diely Sehedale - Lv Marrav I: Ar Detroit 545 am. of the U S. Army But of course she was! She was just as vcomg Fare 116.65, returned to Westoner Fi idM . going there's no such thing as a 'slight tekrk pia without tax - Make Seat Reservations Early to marry him, perhaps nurreane Monday fallowing a visit with aa or Ja little garlic'" dc Er r l'.t 'Can within a month! Win smiled and sato ft. Murray . parents. Mr. and Mrs. J W. pleasantly. Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal 'P.m - She wanted his arms about her. "I think we may feel reasonably la ta I rile. 456 la • a 4 • she tack nis Kisses eagerly she certain that a house Dula as ours Ifs Pr ease them in return and yet-she is. with a hurricane cellar would to. e realized now, with a little snoce at be safer in %Inds of ninety miles BAB al Homemakers Clubs the rralizataon. that with Win she an hour than a place like this." ed. ref Schedule was never sompletely at ease. Celia oarely managed not to -1 neeer quiteeeis peace She was al- bristle at his tone. After all no was ways a little unea.sy. Would Win in love 'NW gieuts..._ Wednesday. October 13 -- Harris with tier. she told nersen 'Err, r nrer New like this? would Win be resetatful instantly, and naturally he wanted Grove Club at 1:00 p.m. in :he TRI Wan home of that? What did Win think-of a to feel sure that she was safe. U ruts of Mrs ENDING Floyd Taylor certain thing? She had learned to she went about getting her back up Thursday. October 14 -- South' suaro.ner tongue to a degreeathat every time he expressed concern EXI TONIGHT Murray Club at 1:30 pm. in the was almost painful. test she say for her welfare well since she ediEe of Mrs J. H. Dunn. something that would arouse Wan was going to marry him, that to argament. to. would mean that she'd always be Friday, Octarc'sr 15 -- North Mur- TO THURSDAY • She put up' her hands suddenly in a state of indisnation. and FRIDAY ray Club at 2.00 pm in the home and pushed bark the eau from her rat Mrs Wendell Patterson. forehead and. setting her teeth MARY SUE said. "Of course, if WA , Friday. October 15 -- a:c Con- hard, told herself she hated Rusty Celia wants to go But we a Presid sol cord Club at 1:30 pm in t homes, RandOlph for starting a train of haven't nad dallier yet. and we by HUNTZ thought of Mrs. Milburn Evans. that was so unsettling. couldn't all of tesaaarge in on you Ii. a She wanted- to be sure to learn to for. dinner. We'll Wee clinher here realer HALL Friday. October 15 East Side • understand him, to that there need and pet the late radio bulletin on "Miss] Cara : 1:45 pm in the home a be no. farther argument, so the that storm. and If it seems to be learn* 4.ert Lassiter she would not upset him, or in arty coming this way, we'll drive over way offend his sense of the fitness to your place. The of things. She had a long row Win nodded. "Suit stood. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. yourselves of Extension telephones --.1 ahead *of her. she tratisista oefore entsrsa.Z. be said. -Glad to have you unfair she could hope to accomplish this. any time -arid I'm quite sure t beze, in easy-to-get-to the p' Win liked a certain amount of for- is dinner enough for everyboda - places some mality and dignity, and she would Mary Sue smiled at save time and him gently. ride have to learn to do things the way "I'm quite sure of that." she told step., afford privacy. he liked them. But she wauld learn, him pleasantly. "But not even sharp a on Um telephone. The New she promised herself recklessly. household like yours could possibly Gov bore s enjoy having six or seven truests Reput T WAS a few days later that Win thrust upon It at a moment's no- Mr I came over to the Bartlett place tice. It's kind of veu. and we aa- viten' r4- • MAK FRIGIDAIRE predate it. late in the afternoon. Seeing him hut Ruby Pearle has DELUXE dinner attaci as he' drove up to the house. Celia nearly ready And we will recta, Wel Electric Range was relieved to remember that they come later if the radio bulletins • al low bad parted peacefully an hour or sound scarce," that so ago. But a was early for him tp Win looked at her for a moment. Now Enjoy plung call for her for the night's activity, and then he said dryly. "Meaning, paw which was to include dinner and of course, that only a ninety-mile- torn:, .eing at Azalea Court . an-hour hurricane could with a ever coat* strati new group of house guests who had recutitynThtonAznkassLeanCloruermacmMbrse.r Btahratt-. Extension Telephone With oil these features:, Convenience 0 i arrived a few days ago. If I "Hello. sweet." He greeted her In the future." slicer * Rodiantube 5-Speed Surface Units , i warmly. kissina her ardently, com- Mary Sue smiled and said sweet- Is ev "I'm you *.Twin-Unit, Iven-Heat Oven •i pletely undisturbed by the fact IY. sure will." in any room in your home his s They looked _( ;• that Bun and Mary Sue were on straight into each was ' other's eyes for a * Double-Duty Thermizer Deep-Well 44 I the porch. so close they couldn't moment. and cons: `••••. aim 1, poeisibly..help seeing and hearing. Celia saw that Win was angry far An extension Cook er more anery than telephone saves time, steps Fred i "T came over to collect all of you the slieht sting is , and take you over to Azalee Court linustayMary Sue's voice scetned to and trouble. It improves ycur service Pren * High Speed Broiler, waist high l for the evening. You see thEt rota . done It seta Win who- broke the little and makes your telephone more valuable Seca * Lifetime Peacelain - inside and out l:'-tdu fikullhe lastCarea-f 'tgambPrensurpi'Unaapasell j week or siTence. "Oh. well-Just so long as shall to pass this %say scene lItne around you held the thoughain mind that by increasing its usefulness. Extension * Acid-resisting porcelain cooking-top In midnight and witt quite possibly any old part In a storm is still a telephones can now be 'hit the Point_ My place will He turned, to Celia installed ih homes said * large utensil storage drawer be * lot safer than this one." and he and Swed shortly, -Come along at small cost. You don't need "ire dr:Itrigon."e-" to write us * full 40-inch cabinet -. gave „an .iinconscionsiy arror,ant estal • t chime at the big. clumsy-looking Celia hesitated. But st.e could or corhe to the office. Just call our Busi, 'we not argue with him there Many others you should set! old house. in front done Without of tier parents. who had never ness Office. waiting for her aliawer. tele, her hand in bin. he drew her up to seemed such strangers before She the veranda. put her hand in Win's and Model Mato a here he greeted walked Orders for main telephone service S209.75 Mary with,hirn out to the car. are sometimes the Sue and Buzz and repeated delayed tris statement. Mary Sue and Buz" sat still because of shortages of central office and have te.si4.7., •••• •••• (gee eitoder Btl72 looked at Mary Sue and watching the caf drive oft down to IN AN EMERGENCY other equipment, which are not iaivolved in the then. &me Web .e. ha wind et the road And B1177 said Wpm •11110.•••1 ten. then back scam at Win, grimly installation of extension telephones. That's why the The way he makes her "Oh surely there's no danger. - step An terbensinn telephone at your bedside you can now get exiension • around as telephones, though and this far inland." he protested. though he owned her affords comfort and protection. "It's (iaa„ steams trimmed body and soul-Ma Sue. I don't there may still be-delalys in furnishing main tele- 001 Win. -The Jest radio warning for think I like her very well!" phone serthce. fore this area saw that the' were gales ,. . Johnson Appliance Company of from seventy to ninety miles an ' (To be continued) .. poal hour. anci cautioned everybody (The Characters in this serial are SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY' 'for 46 Within a wide range. that Includes fictitious, South Side Square Telephone INCORPORATED • stag us, to batten clown and take every foOpyright treadle Ho, pie. MOW sult

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