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', 1947 Selected As Best All-Round KentucliaCommtipity Newspaper For 1947

WEATHER FORECAST : ,Inereasina rloudi: n es,s and es arrner today. Con - .iderable (lowliness, not so sat the cold extreme east portion and .le bear- heeeming colder eento-al grit that it west portions tonight. icture et e led to YOUR PROGRESSIVE none:, NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A.CENTURY Murray: Kentucky, Tuesday Afternoon, 30, MURRAY POPULATION 5187 part in Dec. 1947 - Vol. XIX: No, 166 energy Ind will 'ding the WORLD EVENTS New Snow Storm ie as a see -dee- TODAY Predicted For aline Throws Hat In Ring As Third g atom. City Fires Kill 11,000 )D BOSTON, Dec...30 iUP)- Some NEW y... Dee 30 UP -Hun- Pally Candidate For White , Job 11.000 Americans were killed by dreds of homes in the metropolitan 2% P . fires in 1947 and about 11700.000.000 6toi area were without heat in freezing worth of property was destroyed in the third the nation's worst fire year in his- 'weather today. as 30,000 workmen Murray Tigers Place Democrats Fear Lo:. eacv":,.J' tes In Three Ion of a tory. it was estimated today. attempted to clear still clogged Sixth in Western General manager Percy Bugbee side streets of snow for fuel Large States; Renubans Overjoyed trucks of the National Fire Protection As- to make deliveries. Moro- Kentucky Conference kY than 1,500 requests for assistance iii sociation said the lighted cigarette WASPINGTON, tspondent Dec 30 (UPi-President Truman .; chances of elec. will continue to be the nation's No. obtaining fuel have been received By DON BRyMBAUGH by the tion to a White'Wiese term of his Qum were gravely endangered today by ". I. fire threat unless U. S. cigarette health -department since the -M o v I' Henry A. AViollace's decisien to run for helping to heaviest snowfall in the city's his- The December issue of the Ken- president next year as a coom- 3 be telt companies cooperate in tory-25.8 -inches - blocked the tucky High School Athlete, official munist-sparked, left wing caridiciate. sses look curb the skyrocketing number olf streets -on Friday. organ of the Kentucky High School Republican presidential prospects brightened correspondingly. , makeup fires due to "careless smoking" by Athletic Association, placed Mura l actres..• urging careful smoking practices iii In addition, some ati00 complaints Political fate will brieg.Wallace and Mr. Truman ,into _dramatic con- n ray High in sixth place in the their advertising. of lack of heat . hayea been re- flict for the third time' in 1948. Mr. Truman nosed Wallace out of the ' standings for the Western Ken- ceived_ vice presidential nomination In 1944 - and it Selznick t Train Robber Quits , tucky Conferelage proved that he also won ne of the KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Dec 30 UPI WINGED PANTHER-Seated in the cockpit of the Navy's newest carrier-based Jet fighter. 'Fr w1 and•,co,a1 trucks•were un- tiie White House on that vice presidential ballot. able " Murray was given a Dickinson p me!, -A white-haired, leathery-faced .he Grumman XF97-2 Panther, test pilot Corwin "Corky" Meyer of gpringfleld, Ill., chats to reach mare sections of the A few- months after Mr. Truman - ; . rating of 19.5 and had a 5-4-1 re- :y starlet old man tat) described himself as 4., ith Capt. Leroy C. Simpler, Navy Public Informati,on officer, before taking speedy ship city, -although 11.000 emergency suCceeded the' late Franklin D.." ---- • .* - cord with conference opposition. * are which "the last of the old-time train rob- tit, Streamlined, square-tipped-winged job 16 said to be able to do better than 600 m.p.h. workers were added yesterday to Roosevelt.- he had to -fire "iVaittacelmer viitc president's pretty ovbiou's Ty Holland is the Murray ocach e. bers" .was held by police here today the force of 19,000 working to clean facie the cabfnet fqr publicly r& 1 rnsnetwers toward leaderthip and Eddie •Wilson wax captain of of a emo- is the streets. pudiating the administration's while they' checked. to see if he' - the retiring Tigers. firm , third Party../Rep, John A. Carroll, s or eye- wanted by California authorities. 'Foul Foot' Treatment Murray Has The tugboat strike was threaten- policy toward Russia. Wallace- had p.. Cole., t sitrd Wallace was only Valeau' Selected • - Eli Alexander hams been elected' few, like The hardy old man. 80-odd years ed for after midnight tomorrow, been made Secreta•ry ofsCommerea help.ng the presidential aspirations For Cattle Called captain for, the squad next year. ess them - old, strolled into police headquar- Five Registered when the contract of 3,500 tugboat- by Mr. Roosevelt as a reward for 1 of Sen. Robert it Taft, R.. p. I Man Of Year The Tigers will have • men with the ship owners ends. "Gook" Mill- 1944 campaign sesviees after the ters here yesterday, identified him- Top-Rank Discovery I Basketball Officials er, RePublicart• Itaiders were openly' . The men are seeking high scoring fullback, Chad t,' Berns self as James Burke and said he a 30-cent an vice presidency had been denied juyfuL Rep. Clarence arewn For Kentucky . Stewart, Glin Jeffrey, and Robert J. of face for himself up as a pa- A new treatment far "foul foot" hour wage increase. him. wanted to giVea By DON BRUMBAtAir Allbritten to lead the , chairman of the executive ig out its It was recalled that the crippling attack from role violator from San Quentin. in cattle has been cited as one ef the ,Lastr 'night Wallaice announced committee of the Republican na- BIRMINGHAM. Alas._ Dec. - backfield posts. Alexander 'out we the top-ranking advanaes in vet- 30 The December issue of the Ken- tugboat strike -in February of last his 1948 left wing Calif. a plays the etill spot. Presidential can- tional committee, said Wallace's "I'm the last of the old-time train erinary science for 1947. • U4')---The magazine.. progressive tucky High School Athlete, of- year cut off the city's fuel and didacy in This time he cadlidaty syIessuises thet which has . man. caused Mayor William O'Dwyer :cup robbers,- he said. This infection, also called rot Farmer. -today announced its 1947 sficiat'organ of the Kentucky High • may land a stunnt blow .con the been apparent to most of us-that rrly every dar- shin down all business in Nee. man who beat .him "foe vicelltreSi- Mn. Truman will be defeated Burke told police a tale of foot. is of • widespread economic selections- for the man of the year Sshesel Athletic Association, listed Mass Funeral Is and a rd. Bette' the cen- York fur the duration of the crisa deethnithaettid then krickuelh ahhime,o‘tuttectd tahfel• Republican elected ing exploits at the turn of importance -because it often crishies in the South and in each .Southern . Claudette, five Murray men as registered bas- A second snowstorm had be.- tury, including an attempted dia.- such severe lameness that the Held For eiecMteutdiSailn B1948regi:•:icast ing State. ketball officials. forecast for today, but the weath. Victims ford to lose mond robbery of a special train in animals are unable to stand up the induetrial area System last night. Wallace chargid up bureau end that snow presidential- 1902. That one got him a life prison to take feed. • Dr. Paul W. Chapman: deap of The addition of these men to the is not nes Of votes which Wallace's I that both major parties were war minutes expected to fall until tomorrow. Electrocution left wing sentence, he said In an annual summary of out- the .college of agriculture' at the Men already registered brings the backers confidently ex- t parties in their leadership and Jennifer All ' five railroads pert to standing developments in the care University of Georgia. was -named total for the county to 24 officials. serving the win away from him. ' igiolicies. • 'Ho' said the menace Fewer Shovs Predicted Micrtin, Ky., ,Dec. .29 (UP) a of •ortrait of the "Man of the year in service to The men named by Commission- metropolitan area have placed an -A A close BOSTON. .Dec. 30 (UP)- Shoe of animal diseases. the American, mass funeral associate °title Truman.i war -"Can be. met and overcome spend 45 agriculture of the South" for his er Ted Sanford embargo on all shipments into the service was to he production throughout the nation Veterinarian Medical Association' are Acton Cohoon, held asked for comment on Wallace's only- by a new politieal alignment at a hope- city except food, at 1 P. M. today for Icier will decreese in 19418 as a result .of said that the handling of eases of contributien to the "growth of Box 343: Marvin H. Hodges 1641 fuel, medicine and move. replied: "The President , in Ameriea which requires oraean-' 4 uch as he emergency members of one family who were completteat inventories at ail foot rot in cattle has been revols rural industries...in nearly every Miller; James M. Hoover. Pox 194, items, until the may- doesn't give is damn. Why should ' ization -of a nest political' party:* of electrocuted Saturday when one insretail- sailes, utionized by the introduction ef state iii SSaulheast." .M. Ss _T. C.: Jack4 McKinney. 1622 or's ban on. commercial trucking her ',Then tre.pit levels and a drop of them wanaattempting to fix a liedabrs. hat thlo .the n to begin single-injection technique em- The state's men -of the year are: Farmer; and William Redden, Gen- has been lifted. i_..... executive vice president Maxwell "a 1Sadio aerial. -• !.eft wing strategyareastewresk Inner in these words: . ii spots of ploying sodium sulfonamide. com- " -Walter B. Anderson of crag' Delivery, Surface transportation was esti- Field of the New England Shoe and Floyd the Democratic realty in 1948 byl • :'To that end r announce tonight smooths Jackson -Fred mated at 50 per cent. of ,normal. County Corenor Brady Leather Association, predicted to- pounds." County; Alabama licking Mr. Truman and to spend that I shall run as an independent ,. irge pores. Itatiteerad operations. Shepherd identified the dead as day. Tested by veterinary practition- Stewart of Belle Mina;' Georg, Were normal. the following years picking up candidate_ :or president of shadow Rob Flannery and his five year tfie nation's shoe ers in thousands qf cases, the Congressman Stephen Pace; Lee Southern R. with only some `trains running late. some of the _ He estimated the Roads old son, and Mr. main Pieces for theni- United States." own-=es., treatment requires no surgery- or iana-Harry Daniel of West Fe! Food supplies have been replen- ,and Mrs. Hugh production in 1948 will total 435 - Norris. Flannery selves. But not all of the New Wallace Marie no mention .ot n line oa 4 bandaging and no hospitalization. iana Parish: Mississippi - Owei. Await ished in stores that developed shots. and Norris were One 000 pairs as compared withe46eS.- Action On brothers-in-law. Deal coalition will be goine atone Communist support for a third It brings One "shot" of the specially prepar- Cooper. 'executive director of the tages in bread, milk and perisha- 1100.000 in 1P47.. The 4947 figure it- with Wallace. was Then he ed sulfonamide solution is injected State Farm Buiseu Federation: Fare bles over the week end. Shepherd said Flannery wag- at elf represented a 12 per cent de- Increases Pnincipal unite of organized . riliat tlY.iie: Buatidlti: he s:folli: mid h:cwers ,would • ..• :•blogne. into te.vern-and that's all there --Joe A pollee survey- indicated that the Ncrrris home, and that he cline from the record production of Arkansas Hardin et Grady, labor will ap : ' him.' The CIO he (-stied 'Russian tools and Come usting on is too it In a large pe.rcentage of 10,000 trucks, buses tossed P radio aerial, across a 528.963 000 pairs in 1946. Virginia-Hedry C. Groseclose Louisville. Ky,. Dec. 30-tUPr- and automo- political action c mmittee said in >lige won't power lino of the nsunuas tt' i 9 cases, it affords complete recovery. of Virginia Pelytechnic Institute; biles still are stalled along streets, Kentucky- a statement that its policy has c photog- King Abdicates Fleven Southern railroads today West Virginia Power "Let theafear mongers_ not distort Furples aziethods of treatme:nts re- South Carolina -- Dr. deorge J. despite warnings -that summonses Co When been -snot to support a ttriri BUCHARESTatlaec 3Q (UP* -- waited on partr'Ind becloud the issue' he said. girl feel quired prolonged medical care the Interstate Commerce will be issued to drivers who he touched the aerial he was elec- King Machael (4.1tomania -abdicat- Wilds, president of the Caer Co do not .7<,in 1948"nti_cornmunist. New Deal "isttore'et..i.t art,7r nt....,.thmtot formisn Rtiis.stri and we ks in her and aSurgery. Commission to take some action remove trax.uted. • throne Romania was North Carolina-R. Flake Shaw. on their.cars from main thor- evens out ed his The coroner executive vice I their requests for an oughfares. said appeared .organirition known ;IS A111.31- proclaimed a republic, and' it was president of the increase of it'ati:s ; W ,I lilt', !••1(etel,,Il las proclaim in North Carolina Bureau The heavy blanket of show yes- that Norris grabbed t e wire and tor rirrhocrmi• believed the youthful ex-king British Refuse Farm Fed- 13.63 per cent on one-way passen- arlion str-aigiy ii.- .,,,,,1 • 4•111•1'.11 1,1111:: hi./ ti,' RI 'its up while terday collapsed the was electroculed The child's both would quit the country 'to macry eration; Kentucky-Dr. W. p. Val- ger fares. doomed roof PUChatee WaIVICV'S mare Tao, er- painks of h., pl. Mem will ba curl therm- was across that of his Gift Potatoes Icau a the University- of Kentucky; of the main greenhouse at the father's, ganleation. backed by stand-eat , swoorld peace- iind the welt () disguise Princess Anne De Beurbon-parma, J. E. Tilford, Executive Vice and ore of --Knox Hutchinson of New York Botanical Garden, de- apparently 'the yo.ungster had veterans of the late FDR's New final the woman of his choice. Fot Scotland President of the Louisville and Hie scene-non maiss He and his step stroyina many attempted to pull the wire from Deal. including -year-old king who twice Rutherford County:. and Texas- rare plants. Mrs. Eleanor Boos,'- , backers know they caanot win the foundation The 213 Nashville Railroad, announced around Flanner's neck. Louis Merrill of the U. S. Sea Con! The police safety department an- Shepherd vela said thero. wa . -overwhelm- , White- Reuse next year. Wallace occupied the perilcous Romaniiiii Booster-a Dec. 30-- - - A '3" here yesterday that his firm and said. servar.00n Service, Region 4. nounced that the snowfall had im- rug eviden,.. that the Con-Immo. ts ! and the fule?: 15-i2tigiil tpartlyre Sete is on- throne renounced his kingship "in load of Main po.tateas. iii iginalty the 10 others had asked that the h,pe mobilized so many automobiles Shepherd said he did not be- are the nalchila. behind the thdu , when my Raffle and in the name of my destined as a Christmas present- e rate be upped from 2.2 to aesaing they s Selznick lieve Mrs. party.". over the week-end that 131 fewer Norris touched the wire. ret7r,iu mb, iudctir t hoef 5tohjeid .s De:LT:ooh econd is a descendants" present for the people (it Scotland. per mile. A- simeia.es in- .s automobile accidents occurred but was shocked when she Wallace has accepted the norm- It was believed that he would sat in . a railroad yard today. crease wile sought for round-16P than walked i'e-rattiackiesakm PRODUCE a year age on the ground near the power nation --later to be formally ten- %Vallee.. seems to be- thinking in r• now leave Bucharest in order to snarled in red tape. with Britisa fares. which Waald be subject to Conch, - line. She died enroute to a hos- dered-aot several loosely affiliated marry the Bourbon Princess with authorities refusing to accept them the 10 per cent discount. terms of :1• ;Teat farmer-hob a coo- pital. left wing Uri in i7'.t iilffIft The Asfily 4444,4Sais saaia y it, 1982-..4-41µ194eit he. • whom he fell in love while in Lore, for fear they ittight carry 'plant CHICAGO. Des. 30 otaPi -1,1-0- The petition. said higher rates First Baptist Church Mrs Flannery. in. a near-hys- organized political parties, hack. (of I would .be the sucsessful presaden- 01 don last month to attend the mar- 'sense into the British Isles. were needed because of continued To Have Training terical condition, was held by her him so far are' the Conimunists and rel.& candidate. , riage of Princess Elizabeth of Ralph Allen. president ,of the Poultry:n44 trucks; firm: increased operating costs and to o. prise neighbors to keep her from run- the Profressive Party of Mimes. 'While many New Dealers are- ogs- Britain. Caribou. Me., Chamber of Com- "effect uniformity- in coach fares cduha ce:ntt et. School In January ning to her husband and child. which Seas born this year in C4ok !permit the thirS: party merce, said he hoped Sen. Ralph among southern move. others Warren The king's abdication, read to an major carriers. The funeral services County and embraces Brewster. R. Me, would intervene Cheese: Twins 44 1-2-45 1-2; were to be Chicago.. I aSot bill.Cled together in support of e ling ewes unsuspecting public over the Ro- Other lines requested the raise The, Training Union of the conducted by four Democrats were inclined to in the me.. since Lord Inver- single daisies Baptist nein- ' Wallace under the name of Progress manian radio, was followed im- 46 1-2-48: Swiss 73- are. the Albny and Northern; Cen- First Baptist Church of then two Murray in the auditorium ofpreach-'ers, the imize publicly the important.. of ' ,IV(' Citizen: ef America. chapel. British Ambassador in 77. an outfit ' season the mediately- by a government proc- tral of 'Georgia: Florida East Coast; will sponsor its annuli Training Martin High School. Wallace's bolt from what used. to. Washington said he' could do eoth- Burial was which welcome. coommujirst mem- qp _ the flock, lamation establishing the country Butter: 553,05V lbs; firm: 93. score bull. Mobile and Ohio: School January 5 through 9. The to follow in Martin Cemetery,. be the New Deal-Demoeratis ing ceali. bership and which has some of the stment, he age "the popular republic of Re- Central a Macon. Dublin and Savan- Training Union Director, W. ,C tion. Democratic tuitional Allen pointed out that the 50.000 87; 92 score 87; 90 score 87: 89 score chair- characteristics' of a Communiet C _Hopper, mania, the fatherland ef all those nah; Mississippi Central; Nashville. Pitman announces the followir,. man J. Howard McGrath said pounds of potatoes would help out 79 1-2. Carle:, score 87; 89 score WI- trent The PCA. the Communt- ts ewes and who work." Chattanooga and St. Louis; Sea- visitors who will teach in varies Many Exhibits lace's candidacy was - the Scottish people who "are 79 1-2. expected" and Ito :r, left ulna asseeiates claim board _ Aar t.iii" iriot Tennessee departments: Adults-Rese Shirt , and that it %%And not cost the rationed now to three pounds Of Eggs: 19.220 cases: weak; extras Dern- they can get W..114(ert ori the ballot ' Central. Spare Pastor, First Baptist Churc Planned (,:cottri,is ts. any sizeable weekly." The 'tubers ware 1 and 2, 50; 3 and 4.-49: standards ' a For Farm, number of in upward of 30 stiles. But thise potatoes Cadiz, Kentucky; Young Peopi, LIVESTOCK i and 2, 48: 3 and 4, 46; election day proyOff prebably' will • to have ineluded in the cargo id current re- Rev. John Outland, Pastor. Secor Home Some Demectats nevertheless Mid i ,•c/71,• in the "Yankee Friend Ship" soon to ceipts 44-1a. lirti.s 38; checks 37. Convention ii few big ststas, such as ;High School To Baptist Church. Paris. Tennesseo•. been alarmed for ._,se ST LOMB, NATIONAL weeks by the for-l_csidi iaar_oia Illineia and New Vrara 'Intermediates-Rev.' Lon EdSeards, Home-made YARDS, Dec. 30 UPI - USDA 0- giTts from _New England. Sponsor New Year's and commereial t • managerial student at Murray .Sta'e manufactured trill Livestock: "We're not going to take those machines for spray- • Eve Dance Here Teachers College; Juniors-Mrs.- C. ing the Hoes 14.000, salable 13.000.4airly potatoes back.' Allen said: "If Uil'thS 2.4-D chemical on weeds W. Lawrence, wife of Rev. C. W. will be one 91 active. unevenly weak to 50c lower the British won't take them. we'll the features of the A New Years_Eve dence will be Lawrence of Mayfield. Kentucky farm than equiprOnt show at the 36th Monday's average. Sows give them to somebody else." Mr. an -I ails.- Robert Grads held by the Murray High School Classes are scheduled to begin mostly annual Farm and Home Convent- 25c -lower. Top and bulk Lyons. of Muriray, an eight' pound juniors at the Womans Club House iach night at 7.00 January 5-9 ion at the University of Kentucky • good and choice 180 to 300 Its 2& Miss Claire Fenton left Sonday boy. Teddy Rae, December 25. Wednesday night at 8:00 oclock. Experiment Station at Lexington few later gales 27.75; 325-380 lbs. for , Pa., where she Mr and Mrs.. UsDick of Mur- W. B. Moser, science instructer, Little Joe Pat Witherspoon is Jan 27-30. In connection 27.25-27.50: 160 to 170 lbs 26-27.25; will spend the New Years holidays ray .an eight 'found girl: Opal will be an is faculty sponsor. much improved after two attacks educational 130 to 150 lbs 23.50-25.50; few 25.75; with friends and relative, " June. December 26 exhibit showing the The public is invited te attend. -IA pneumonia. effects 100 to 120 lb pigs 20-22.75a400d --- of: 2.4-1) in killing weeds ;n corn and sows 450 lbs down 24.75-25.25: few other cultivated crops' and in 25.50; over 450 lbs14.25-24.75: stag- legumes and grasses. Other 17-20. Third Party Movements Seldom Are Successful parts of this exhibit vial • include tractor Cattle 4,1100. salable 4.500; calves -operated machinery By Charles Coleman William McKinley's tern for making 1.200, all salable; steer supply about in the i son. who got 6.293,019 popular votes eleetion easily over John W. Da- terraces and other United Press Staff Correspondent r White House anti a full power jobs 1-2 that of Monday. Market active four-year in the electoral college. vis. the Democratic nominee. on the farm. These WASHINGTON. Ike :in term (if his ewn, brooke with Presi- years later machines-will include tractor on all classes and prices fully Four Roosevelt again Norman Thomas and his prede- plows Only two, th.jrd-party movements I dent Taft. his Republican and cultivators, steady with firm undertpne. Small successos, was nominated by the Bull Moose cessor. Eugene Debs, ran regularly post-hole diggers, have developed" encough strength in T. R. went into loaders attached lots and loads of medium fleshed the 1912 Republi- parte(' but he declined. The party for the presidency as socialist can- to tractors, paint the past 47 years to win electoral can convention sprayers, lubricating steers' 22.75-25; with average good with the united polled only a handful of popular didates but never got an electoral apparatus and college votes for their presidential support other modern steers 29; medium to good heifers (of Progressiveslifter a good votes as Wilson won a second term vote. although Thomas several times tools. candidates showing -in residential primaries, An aluminum machine shed and mixed yeatlings 18.50-27: good i by defeating Republican candidate, jolted more than 800.000 popular will One them. however-Theodore be erected cows 18-21 common and medium et But the convention ren6mirsated Charles Evans Hughes, in a close votes. on the convention Reoeievelts Moose grounds to beef cows 15.50-17.50; canners arid party - Taft on the first ballot by 21 votee.iidection. Earlier in the nation's politisal house a part of tho' split the Republican vole sharply Then arid there T. B's farm equipment on exhibit. cutters 12.50-15.50: good beef hulls delegates . In 1920 the Republican party was history. there were several third in 1912 arid the election went to. Homemake2 22; medium to good sausage bulls and seine. ethers held a "rump" re-united after' the Bull Moose party movements, some of which . attending the con- Dernoreratic candidate. vention will see 19-21; waters unchanged: good and the Woods- meetilig and formed the Bull split and won the presidential elec- influenced the outcome of presiden- modern kitchens row Wilson. Some Democrats now planoed to be step saving choice quotable from 27-36: corn- . Moose pare", lion. But after the major party tial:elections. Lincoln won his first • and fear fate befall convenient. Both bottled gas mon and medium 15-27. that will their party A national convention'two months conventions In 1924. Lafollette an- term in the White House with less and in 1948 as a result of Henry A. later nominated Roosevelt for electric stoves • Will be shoed, • Sheep 3,500, all salable; receipts, press Flounced his candidacy for presi- than a majority of the popular decision to along with storage cabinets, ref- include deck of yearlings. several Wallace's seek the pres- adroit and Republican Sen. Hiram dent as an independent. Sen. Bur- vote. The majority vote was di- idency ,m third party rigerators, sinks and new piecas lots clipped lambs; balance of sup- 'in ticket. Johnson of Calif...master vice ores- ton X. Wheeler, D.. Mont.. was his vided among three other candi- of small, cooking equipment. ply wooled lambs. Market steady. The only other third party to'vvin ident. running mate. dates. a Democrat, an Independent electoral college voiles in Other displays will include new Early sales good arid deice wooled this cen- In the Srlection that followed. Progressive, farm and labor Democrat and. a Constitutional types of- deep freeze untie. wash- lambs 25.50-26: medium to goodi tury Was the ,Progressive movement Roosevelt sharply divided -the Re- groups rallied behind him arid he _Union candidate. headed late Sen. Robert intrinaChines and ironers, in order Iola 22-25. - by the Ms DuhliraTi vole. He carried six polled about 16 per cent of the Another former president. - I Smiling Mil that housewives may study ..irs, Otis H. Wm kpian of Murras ac, sits her check LAenu-M Sr., out state'S and won _1311 electoral votes popular vote Ft t 'the from a 0111 d"-isarty relative merits Ethridge. She won one of the Kenteckiana Sykes Bull MIIIISI` party was cre-1 of each piece. ass artier in home se's jog, in- Blanc will leave Sunday with- a popular vote, of 4.119.S07. his (awn state of in the caraidate in 1856, polled but less Heating systems will be anoth4S4,'chiding the making,. of clothing. She Nits for the University of Kentucky Med in 1912 rit the Chicago cone:erS. Taft7 WhO Wit .3484,5913 paptitilr electoral college accompanied To Lonigellte by arid got its 13- eiee- than a third of the popular 'vote and feature Where he will study for the Republican peaty. Roose- of the show which annually her husband and daughtre Mrs. Gene Podia, both his Masters tient of voIrs, got only eight electoral hal- toral votes. Calvin Coolidge, the got only eight votes in the elector- of %shorn are at her r attracts hundreds of farmers and right, and he son fummi• Degree velt,who* had completed President'lots and the election went to Wit- Republican candidate, won the al college./ %%ha Uai. ineluded i n th e picture, NERS homemakers• •

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY. KENTUCKY TrEs1)..\ V. DECEMBER 39, 1947

THE LEDGER & TIMES MetropolitaS Opera House after 12 Letter To Editor years of operation. PUBLISHE) BY THF ,CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Today's Fuel-Savers C.ansolidatittn of Tia Murry Ledger. The Callowity Tunes! and The: The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian. January 17, 1942 . A RIOT 01- ONt(SKIN and the Ballet Theatre made a joint. bid for next season's use of - W. PERCY 4WILLIA:`,1S. -PUBLISHER A 'for police and decent i -the house. Hurok was.called Qn to JAMES C WILLIAMS.GENERAL MANAGER. city .i.:*.‘ovcrnetit. Do i'l.ristinits 'match the bid but declined. He large Published afterne.ons.except Sunda* It 103 North 4th St., Murray, Ky. Esc crowd had gathered told the Metropolitan directors' ;a, go,..1 • eh. Cr, A ith that the joint offer was over "far Entered at the Post Office. Murray. Kentucky, for Transmission,-a4 -I wint rp orki pt...Ant for t in excess of the number of, per- Second 'Class Matter an mad.. possible by • tInz formances I can consider a mailer • SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier ,in Mtu-ray..76Ype welt '20; per of reasonable business practice as month, 157,•- Cidpoway. counnes, per year. $3*30. else- ' established in the past 12 Continu- where $.7, 5,1 • ous years of my, association with _ . the Metropolitan," NATION.% I., ' FS!. Vi.',"1:).T. WALLACE" WITMER CO. 903 Ster.ck Park Ave. New york: 397 N. NI.chigan Hurok said rising costs have . Boston. made the New York presentation del - " —and tours of ballet mpractical for NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ all but companies with famous ASSOCIATION stars and spectacular .repertoires, Now that football has ceased monopolizing Saturday aftarnoon 1!!i "NI \II FRENS ASSOcIATION i•roadcasts, the Philadelphia Or- W, . i et any Advertising. Ise tters to the Ed.tor chestra has returned to the 'air .1: Of Pub: c warn in our ogrin,on are not for the best ..ntererst and will be heard teekly for the tta re- of our readers remainder of the season over the ab:ic gatherings of Columbia Broadcasting Systerq A.:*.t::1'2lt!t)11.. December ',-1(1, 1947 ..hildren, at one said from 5 to 6 P. M., e.s.t. SE SURt all vents and darpers In the Fr.:place ere closed when not In sac ..5(2 has drowned the The works to be played will be Otherwiswenormous amounts of precious warm air will sweep up the chimney and vulgarity. and fuel be wasted. Othrnan Tells 1948 What Thirlgs Are Needed f pc:ico drawrr from those given at the regular week's programs of the- For A Peaceful And Happy New Year • ' • , • • .T1t.11 F1C 'VIOLATOR A polite but firm traffic warning is orchestra. with Eugene Oilnandy • LON merchant, en or • a guest conductor on the given by an Egyptian officer to a, Sudanese play. I I. podium. The programs will be route to Cairo. for trespassing and -rubbernecking- on. his meet from the stage of the Phil idelphia cam-et-over the ri,nvly excavated areas in front of the 5,000- Academy' of Music, but without an year-old' Sphinx. ..Recent. -Egyptian Government excavations audience. • mark the tir,4 tittle the ba‘t- ot the world's Eighth Wonder has 022gpmpletely exposed. The Bohemians, musicians' club — founded in 1907 by Rafael Juseffy, held - its annual dinner and con- The World of Music cert to aid the Musicians Founda- tion at the Waldorf-Astoria 4n Dee, • 21. N\% in., 1.1 .pt,‘ e tit ine UnII idca of Dr. Serge Kousaevitzky of the riiittoon41 t garazation aloe ii.cierations The ulti- ,NEW Boston Symphony will be 'guest. of 'be lines of the talitional oojectis Li is a boxing' Canadian-wide honor. The musical program will anon of Music Clubs of the fedi,:anon c-hich (an be /inked Consist of a performance of Ulan- year in !led St a is ens isaged by with the United States federation Carlo Menotti:s ' The' was bla ..al of the. foie a t 50q1 '! in an international body. with Marilyn •Cutlow and Frank icisrn, .a At in Oti.iwa , Furthering the idea of more •ex- Boater: Jennie Tourel, mezzo-so- uuus in ranee...MT:ins ,w:re made for a Con 15.51,C,` internatior.al music reta- „prime; Clandio Arrau, pianist, putes t in:nee there bail federation to the to start thi. twos, the Utiited States and Mata and Hari, satiric dancers.' f :ailing The ineet.ng was att,,'nd t has started a nation-wide drive The f ny Mrs Royden J Keith of Ch.- for instruments .crod- replatcement with a The United States Naval Acad- cage. 'president of the Un't-a pars to he shipped to occupied times' tx emy' at Annapolis is- branching Statcs fedcrafion: Mrs Guy areas abroad, or directly to Europ- sports, out this vceek-eind with two per- • 1,4,n (;,,r tan and Orential ochestras from gulden forreances of Handef's "Messiah” CAPITO I): fi a N,ihav,,,t. More hich appeals have come. • .., provide in the chapel of the academy 'through Donald C. Gilfey, organist and "aisi that t' S Iltirok has decided to end radio, I, COMMENTS choirmaster at the academy, has • I' h Col..., i la prest matrons of ballet at the Amon traide71 male chorus selected who la "from the nearly' 5,000 midshipmen, David M.„Porter States which will be joined by a female during , New Boys Town For Training Youth chorus from Goucher College in to mess . Professional soloists still wa Harmed As Memorial To Rockne -have been engaged NEVER lot furnitire, books, ar ale( ; mask radiators or worm air Gus L • ducts If you do, you wil be robbed of lots of heat. Walcott it trNcoisN II.-1 1 NI, When Eleazar de Ca :'Vailh() of Brazil Sppears as guest conductor 1{1111(12- ROCkne BFBNAPI,iN i 1. 71- • tie with ; is called "Prolog., ai.4.1 Fugue." of :`.1( xico on - his current recital •- 'ost Ibliterened after Father Flan- the Boston Symphony this Lesne month, he, will give The first kr- tow light he - B vs Tan. Net, . 1, planned - Esti:riding into-next May,'the formance of a composition by his Christopher It. mi., young lyric tour includes a recital for the world, . fellow - countryman.- Carmar4o. tenor from Ireland. twill iee benefit of feather Flannigan's Boys old he. ill sbegiii early Guarneri. especially written for America from coast to coast and Town. in Oraaha. Neb. on April nearly • pr,:ject. to be Carvilho to •mark the occasion It from the Great, Lakes to the Gulf 9. Louis. 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Jan. 17-Murray State-Eastern There.- were a number of s can- and to Kentucky, 28 to 0. "The The story of the battle of the. Kentucky; Lotiisvjlle - Arkansas BOWL REVIEW • I t- • didates for Trippi's role-halfbacks Kentucky game was Georgia's two hunters with the tiger and its ; State. Geergelown - Transylvania; Luckie Brunson, Bill Henderson. poorest showing yet the Bulldogs dramatic conclusion reached here Union-Centre; Western Kentucky- ATHENS, Ga.. Dec. 29-iSTP1-- John. Donaldson and Stan -Nesto- played theWildcats on even terms from ,Vladivastok. Canisius. . For the first time since it started. s -so • except rak. and Fullback Breezy Reid. whsn the 'Cats' seared- Smislov and Grishko are hunt- Jan. 19-Murray State-310rehead bowling regularly in - S942, the Un- rabbit backs would, get Lowe Georgia fans believe that one of ittr era in the. village of Nesterovka.. State; Lottisville-Kentucky Wesley- iversity of.. Georgia enters a Jan. hem may come into his own-. on a touchdown rain. - They aitakened .,one an. 1 game as an underdog but Coach wore Jan 1 and the shot tip- is that The Bulldogs scored convincing [morning by the. akarorspread' by' -Carson Wally Butts may be plotting- a Jan. 20-Union Newman; Brunson: a freshman, is the lead victoriesk I.SU. Oklahoma .A.'Shevehenkis who. had. heard. ter- Wuestern few surprises for behind Kentucky-L.I.U.; Centre- But if the long-sought breaka- Ond .M.. (Vinson. Florida. Autnen !able hie:dings from his his usual veil of tears. sheep pen. Hanover. • way runner fails to materislize, and Chattanooga east bVely nosed All season long Tbe tiger sseizod a sheep iatnd Jan. 21--Kentucky Wesleyan- Georgia threa:- Georgia will have to' depend, as out- little turnian in thvir opener. ened fled as the.-hunters.approached but Centre. • to . break out in a rash of it has air" season, on Johnny 13 to 7. . auuchdowris against some unsuspec- GrishkoS first t'hoi. wounded Ain J,in 22 -Murray:State-Es;ansville; Rauch's passing for its. offense. Butts' staring lineup agisinst Mar- ted foe, but only once did it live-up its fury.it turned on the hunters. Transylvania-Berea. ltaurh has 'a slingshot arm ant yland probably w,11 list 'Dan Ed- Grishko to its potentialities-against A-baf- was not •fast enough. Jan. 23 -Louisville-Eastern` Ken- unerringsaccuracy, hut ke is ktrict-. wards and, Weyintin Sellers sr The tiger seized him fled Louisiana State eleven thal iii'll mouth tucky; Union:Milli-San. • ly a thrower and every time he ends; Jack Bush and Portbr Wayne was slaughtered, 35 td 19. and turned back toward the bush- Jan. 24-Murray State - More- gets the ball it's. a tip off on the at tacklers; Herb St. John and Bei- es.. To the accompanying screams But Butts has drilled his head State; Kentucky lh'esleyan- team play. The opposition thins (nab .ts' 'tie Reed at guards; Gene Chands of Grishko. Smi.slov knelt, took carefully for the Gator Bowl date Berea; Georgetown-centre; Eastern line and has half a dozen ball- led. cutter; littlish_ -quarterback: aim and fired at the rapidly recs- • against Maryland in Kentucky - ; Traneylvania- Jacksonville. hawks back, there to try to break flendersm and Joi• tiers. ls,lf- ding figure of the cat. Fla., and the Oakland City;sWestern KentticifY= word from here is up the .pass that is sure to come. bath.. isod At BodiLierat foltrack-. -Ile, knew. it was• the only shot he, that the St. Joseph. long-overdne successor b Georgia was Mooted to play in ' %coup get. The animal, although the famed ss Jan. 26--Kentucky .Wesleyan- Charley Trippi may the third" annual Gator Bowl be-' wounded-, its blood staining the Eastern Kentucky; Georgetown- make his bow. fore it took on Georgia Tech in Luck y Shot helpless Grishko, - w a s making Transylvania. ' It was the lcI&a a backfield battle but. Coach. Butth made nis ,,„bd tithe 'and by t,he time Smislov Jan: 27-Union-Carson Newman. leader of anywhere r Trippi's the annual cracker state grudge Robs Tiger Of e reload. would be• out of Jan. 28-,Morehead State-Berea. ability that left the Bulldogs with a acceptance conditional on a good range. Jan. 29-Western'..ifentucky-Ar- medicore tabason•s record of seven Bulldog showing against the F.ngi- Human Prey But Emislov's aim was true. The victories neers. Tech won. kansas State. . and four setbacks 7 to 0. in a .. ballet pierced the tiger's head it titanic baittle of lines arsd Georgia Jan. 30- -Murray State-Memphis Their line played as well as that , MOSCOW .1T..i-The most iMs- drepped dead arid Urishku turn- State; Georgetown-Union. of the 1946 Sugar Bosvl Champions. didn't haveathwoffensive spark to portant Shia in .the life cif a pro- 1:1,atiednfdrso.mr its_, mouth. • lam 31-Murray State - Delta putting up a rugged. defense and match its inspired play up front. 1 fessional. hunter named Grishko • Grishko ist. reesiveriag eas_mfrom ,his State; Louisville - 'Washington; opening ample holes 'in the op- Georgia's other three defeats was 'fired by a companion, Smii- Union-Transylvania; Western Ken- position lines. But Georgia didn t were to North Carolina. '.a 14 to lov. It killed the lige} that was LONGHORN SKULL SIESS10N—Coach Blair Cherry, (wearing cap) diagrams some new tucky-Eastern Kentucky: More- have any backs who could scoot 7 vietor-Y•on a fourth-period pass; c•arryine Grishko in its rnoiith plays before a practice session for the members of his Texas University team which will head-Cedarville; Berea-Centre. through and travel the- distance. to resurgent Alabama, 17 to 7, back into 'the bushes. get sethe'oburusinceassineess. meet Alabama in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day. Looking on at the right is the Longhorns' All-America back, Bobby Layne. 111111i111111111111;11111111111111111111 1111 1111 111 11111111111 11 11111 IIIIIIIIIID1111111111111III111111111111 111111 1111111111111{111311II 11111 IIIllIllI 11111 111 1111111n * Boxing Weathers Storms,Scandal 'ICIAtl January see But Promoters Manage To Cash In - Schedule Has By JACK CUDDY 41- Sixty-Four Games Press United Sissrls Writer 'Jersey ,Joe had won the decision NEW YORK il.:Pl-Professional and the title. The ring officials. • By Den Brumbaugh boxing- Weathered the i:stormiest however, gave Louis a plit deci- year in ring history during 1947. It sion and-despite unprecedented Sixty-four games are on tap for a was blasted by unprecedented erit- public protest-the New York the. KiAr members . during . the icism, subjected to nearly contin: Boxing Commission later refused month of January including 30 uous investigation, and torn by ills- to- reverse the rieersinn, contests between conference mem- =-- bers. The 'teams are scheduled for .putes that ranged from flyweight Record Indoor Gate every night except Sundays. to the heavyweight division. The Louis -Walcott bout altiract- The highlight of. .1.4.e card will The fight game was so splattered ed a gate' of 8218,477- a new Gar- be Western Kentucky's game with IN A KAISER with abuse that it appeared at den recordlielDetring the year, four Long Island University on the 20. times. to be the -"ugly duckling- of other • gates of more than $100.000 Western also tangles' with power- sports, but it continued to Thy were registered at the Garden, ful Canisius on the 17. golden eggs for promoters and to where the gross fight receipts far, Big .,games of the month will find provide entertainment tor fans the year will exceed those of 1946. George Washington University of throughout the world-aided by It was the Chicago 'Stadium, Maryland invading the Bluegrass radio, television and press, however, that set an all'-time record State on the first and second to Among the thousands of men gate for indor bouts, the world play Louisville and Western Ken- who tossed leather in the 1,7nited over. On July 18. the return mid- tucky. States .and in foreign ..sothstries dleweight title fight between Tony On the 9th, Eastern Kentucky during "1947, the two who did•fmost Zale and , Graziano drew takes on Valpariassi while on the to reassure the fans that boxing $422.009. 10th Western Kentucky plays Mary- still was an attractive sport were Graziano, the dead-end A guy R from FRAZER ville State. Gus Lesnevich and Jersey Joe New York, _wrested the world Western Kentucky plays St. ..= Walcott, crown from Zale.on Joseph's of on .the a technical LesnevIch Outstanding in the sixth 24th while Eastern Kentucky round of a-bout that tal Lesnevich is the 32-year-old sa•as .as sen- tackles Miami I Fla.r the same sationa' 1 as their first he light heavyweight champion of the • encounter at night. Louisville takes on Wash- New York the previous .he world, wad Walcott ishe ,33-year- September. ington University of St. Louis on 'old heavywelitht challenger who Graziano Gets Publicity . the 31st to end theAparade of out- AND GET IT RIGHT AWAY ru nearly dethroned the great Joe The Chicago bout was - Rocky's of-state opponents! Louis. only important fight during the In conference games the big five Lesnevich Was awarded the year. but he received more publi- will really get down to serious ;7111 Edward J. Neil Memorial plaque city during the 12 months than any business as Murrak State takes on for having contributed most to other person cttttt recital With box. Louisville January 10. Louisville boxing during 1947. Leirrevich of mg-mostly unfavorable publicity. and Western Kentucky tackle on Cliffside, N. J., won four straight His bout with Zale was 'staged in the 14th" followed by an Eastern " fights during the year, three of •Chieago, because he had lost his Kentucky-Morehead State 'game on 2ND Great KAISER-FRAZER mime them against heavyweights. He re- license to.fight in New irtlrk state the 16th. boned his light -heavyweight crown The New York commission revoked The 17th will find Murray State on Feb. 28 by stopping. Blackjack his license for failure to report that and Eastern Kentucky lighting it Billy Fox in the 10th riund at he had been offerbd a bribe of out again. The Eatles defeated the . • $100,000 to lose a fight which .never Brecls in their first meeting 46-43. When Gus next climbed through was held. His• admissions to the Murray State takes on 'Morehead Contest Ends January 4—Enter Today the ropes, on May 23, he establish- district attorney last January, State on the 19th. ed a new Garden main-event recs caused the D. A. to convene a Louisville and Eastern Kentucky Ilord by knocking out southpaw' grand jury ,that investigated box- tireltig each other on the 23rd fol- Metro Bettina, a heabyweight. in ing for the rest.,of the year. The lowed by a Murray State-Morehead 59 seconds of the first roynd. He boxing commission also investiga- State g4ne on the 24th. rater outpoiuted Tami ted. gistern Kentucky and Western $135,000 IN CASH a heavyweight, and in .a return , giabinson Fined ssos Kentucky will close the months HERE ARE THE SENSATIONAL PRIZES FOR THE BIG bout blasted Mauriello into retire- conference card on the 31st. As it, result of the investigation, KAISERLFRAZER $1 35,000 PRIZE CONTESTS ment by knocking him out in the Complete -schedule—MAC games champion Ray Robin- seventh round. in bold face: AND PRIZES AWARDED THESE PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED son was fined $500 and, suspended Jan. I-Louisville-Georgetown. FOR EACH OF THE 8 BIG SEPARATE CONTESTS Walcott Nearly Wins 30 days for failing to report a bribe Jan. 2--Western Kentucky- First Prize -Frazer Sedan, completely equipped. Ancient Walcott-father of six offer. The commission fined the Georgef-osvn. Second and children-defeated• Joey Maxim 20th Century club IN 8 CONTESTS $2.500 for deal- Jan. 3--Louisville-Wayne: East- Third Prizes -Kaiser Sedans, completely e ict4pped. twice and Elmer Ray once, ing with underworld character ern 'Kentucky-Fra.riklin; Morehead- Fourth Prize -$500 in Cash. qualify as challenger for ' who posed as managers. The com- Furman. Fifth Prize -81astuxe Radio Phonograph Combination, _ .cAria.n. Regarded merely as the best mission refused to renew easy to enter—easy to win' the Jan. 5--Georgetown Morehead: These contests are Next 15 Prizes -Kaiser Standard Cabinet Model Hydraulic Crishwlishers. of a poor crop of- contenders, Wal- license of Nat Rogers, 20ik Century Western Kentucky-Evansviiii• - Next 50 Prizes -Sets of 4.Goodyeco super-cushioned, white sidewall tires. cott was an 8-1 underdog when he matchmaker, and It' fined him MOO. Jan. 8 -Union-Milligan. There's nothing to purchase—nothing to buy. Next 100 PrOmts-Deluae Kaiser-Frazer Wool Plaid Lap Robes. entered the ring against Louis at The commission suspended Jakb Jail. 7-Murray-Memphis Slat, A total of 170 Prizes worth over $17,000 awarded in each contest. the Garden on the night of Dec. 5. LaMotta indefinitely for falling to Louisville-St, Xavier: Kentucky Here'sall you have to do. Visit your nearby A grand total of 1,360 Prizes with a total value of over $135,000. He electrified the crowd by floor. report an internal injury before Wesleyan-Eastern Kentucky, ing Louis ,twice and giving- the his knockout defeat by Billy Pam Jan. 8- -Centre-Asbury. Kaiser-Frazer dealer and get a free'tip sheet • OFFICIAL RULES champion such a battering that on Nov. 14. Purses of both fighters Jan. 8-Eaa1ern Kentucky-Valpa- most fans anti experts were for the thought ordered withhold until the Morehead-Hamline. - _ rlAso: and- a free entry blank. Then on your entry SENSATIONAL $135,000 KAISER-FRAZER CONTESTS Jan. 10- Murray State-Louisville; Kentucky Wesleyan - Evansville; blank complete this statement in 25 words or simpl• to enter this tentest, No purchase n sssss Dry. Georgetown - Berea; Unron-More- HERE'S HOW! 1. no to your nearest Kaiser-l'ra,r deal,. and entries must ; head State: Transytvania-centre: All be the original work of the less: "New Kaiser and Frazer cars appeal to gek for a (roe romlonott.m contest revolt-v.1qt and contestant, submitted in hus own nem°. Inn,. as, Western Keinucky-Maryville. entry blank. Fill ,ors he regioratiort portioh and Before you buy dity Range listed 4114.w- h.:, in this advertisement will be Jan. 12-Kentucky Wesleyan- Ices.' It etith"your kaiser•Frar.er dealer. aces:. ii on she basis of Griginaltty, sliderity and me because ..." Simply _sell in your own words 2. l'rint your name and addreet plainly run the ourh In ea./ Union; Transylvania - Cedarvilli% apt/1..10f h. . of %es, dui:Meal, ...or& COME IN AND LET US GIVE YOU A COMPLETE official entry blank portion. Then in 2.7i word. sr aill be mode. The deeutien s.i tbe in partial judges, Centre-Oakland City. less complete 'this etatement -"New Kahle.. and Ti,.' Reuben II. Donnelley eorpocat,,,n. aill b. Primer to Frazer cars appeal to me because..." DEMONSTRATION OF THE FAMOUS Jan. 13 Kentucky . Wesleyan- why new Kaiser and cars appeal final. All entries become the property titch. sponsor Sentryour entry on the official entry blank to: Georgetown; Morehead`.,Slate-Fv- and tulle can returnel. you. Ws sincerity and simplicity that count. KAISER-El A ZER CONTEST • ansville. P. 0. Sea le C. There will be eight contest periods with identi- TaPP211 Jan. 14- Louisville-Western Ken- New Yerti I, N. Y. cal prires for each period. Entries received during tucky; Berea-Centre. It's easy to be a'winner. The 170 fortunate 1. Three confrere are limited to persons 1 1 year" se...en contest periods .111 lie eligible for is ardor' in the period which they are Jan. 15-Mtirray State-Tennis.," nr older living in the continental I niter' Stab", «seeming employees or members or the irnmetliote ree., vi A. Fr,,,,', fe.f h... 5j$1,11 et mthe p.M. Tech. winners in the first of these great contests will fomily of employe, of tht kaiser-Fr:1,er 't 111.1r1k.',1 1.4.•••.1144.rt11117.% tI, !tit+. Winner', will be Jan 16 Chian - sfterea: Eastern 1,..r. ageneioe, Itn 1/...d. • and t.., by mail. A id wic.ci-; too. rnall.-.11 .oante lit the ,mtes4 Kentacky-Aorehead. be announced soon. The second contesticloses district attorney could complete January 4th — so don't miss out! Visit your his investigation of rumors of a betting scandal in conneecion. with the bout. Kaiser-Frazer dealer and get your entry blank, You will live with your Adding to Graziano's woes, the today. Then mail right away! Come 'a geth`... new range a long time war department disclosed in late fill It out and it -so we suggest you September that Rocky had receiv- shop and compare. See ed a dishonorable diseharge from the Tappan' There's a the Army for being absent without - lt conveniences ASK YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER FOR A wealth of leave: to mike your kitchen COM= Hem ..Afewseope with Famous MaanWhilr, welterweight cham- Noble. 4 tones weakly boars easier more enjoyable. OOL Wendell for its beauty, your new Tappan o pion Robinson's title fight at Cleve.: own mutual FREE ENTRY BLANK AND FREE TIP SHEET will be the envy of your friends. —OF COMM land on June 24 was investigated by the coroner after challenger AIRLENE GAS COMPANY, Inc. Jimmy DAtyle died the next day from brain injuries suffered when 105 North Fourth Street Phone 1177 knocked mat in the eighth round. Ashcraft Motors . The coroner •ultimStelj, arrived at HOWARD JONES, District Manager an "accidental" verdiet. Doyle had suffered a nearly.,...fatal concussion South Fifth St. Murray, Ky. rtlik• in the Same' eing in 1946.

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Michele (Mickey) Ryan. tick could not make a trip downtown society girl who lives with now. She couldn't leave the house her Stant Henrietta, has been until Aunt Henrietta was under a have to maneuvered by her aunt into an nurse's care. She would . and Mrs. Barnes engagement to William Wayne, wait. might nelp hut doe, not love ham When Deciding that a oath Burkeen Entertain A "PEACE PLATE" FOR TODAY she meets Peter atandish poor to lift tier spirits. she undressed into tier small iuxurioth At Dinner Party young lavoer. they tall in love. and went not deny that Save iffea.di Save ate Peace! fie thinks she's a working girl aathroom. She could sa.1(11.4cd! back an net and, as he hate, the rich she it was pleasant to ne Mr arid Mrs. Barnes Burkeen She hac hides her identity saying her accustomed surroundings hunoreds thcit son, John Burkeen! her .s mir- FOI name Is Mickey Brooks. Later. always loved oat.nroom of 'Nashville. I PEACE PLATE rored walls, the sunken tub. the Burkeen TUESDAY he proposes and she accepts him home on the hot table with Its thrich with h dinner at their - onion Heat and stir until thickened Add Deciding really to become a set-in drestang Vegetable Rarebit it the meat melted Beat tuc an array of crystal Benton tkaiway last 'Friday. Cheese and stir until it is working earl. she runs away from glittering with saving Peace Plate suggested for egg slightly Pour a little of the sauce the home and, with her friend, 11.0%3- and gilt bottles Those present were Mr inc1\114rs.... today's dinner. And a rare bit of into the egg, then pour all back into AU( Within these Mir- Cook 3 minutest longer. 6 serv- mond Wilson. starts training for Soft living. Jack Hopkins,, St. Lotna, itha, Mrs. good eating it is, too, when served sauce. any walls, she had known manilla inigs. a war hob Meanwhile. Peter has rored ...and' 811. ' het over'left-over or fresh-cooked the way others lived— Laura Hopkins. Mr. -FRUITED BRAD PUDDING of entered the Army. Before he goes at all about peas, snap beans, broccoli, carrots thoise she had Amos. Woilcrnan. Jrk Mrs. A. cup, applesauce (1 NO.412 rail) Air he asks_ Mickey to help an girls and women like or corn, or over „baked potatoes away school. J Burkeen. Mr and Mrs,slioy Bur- and teaspoon lemon juice unfortunate hirl !missed battle met at the training which have been broken open 44 cup seedless raisins Mil of the school made tier and 1..:rs Amos Hopkins pepper. McDonald. also is in trouble. Thought keen. Mr sprinkled with salt and slices dry bread ers, of Mary ITU probably tops I tablespoon butter or fortified mar- Mickes goes to see (Attie twice. think Mary. and daughter. Mrs. Cleve Parish For an accompaniment that's rak what had oecome of her contrast, and wine A few tours after bet second vis- wondering and children. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. in flavor and texture cinnamon —why she wasn't at the school to- value, serve a sim- teaspoops truc it. Loin's as murdered. Mickey. Mr . and hfrs C. W: Out- rich in nutritive cup smear Mary didn't know of her con- Burkeen. of canned grape- and fearing that she may be ins olved day. ple tossed salad Mix together applesauce. lemon ju with Lottle McDonald land. Purdom and 'Limon Lovett. chopped peanuts, and half of this !Mgt livit returns home_ Shortly afterward. nectlop trait sections, and raisins Place would never dream of tier Deane Euple. Jock. ,Patiline and 01.1' Mae -up lettuce, lightly Mixed in the bottom of a greases4.1a-qu she learns that Peter Is back m broken bread with bu ut woe involved In the murder case. the., hest and hostasses sweet French dressing or. casserole. Spread town. tor some reason, be calls Burkeenh with a 3 slices of bread into cubes; cut other iiid She felt a sudden longing to sec dressing. Hard- cubes to aee h Michele Ryan." bat Mick- rind the honorees creamy fruit-salad slice into 4 triangles. Place bread Mary and talk to net Her tittle ex - crust rolls or rye toast are good over applesauce. Mix cinnamon and 1.1 ey's atipt sends him away. Aunt • it over bread maid was always so comforting— with this meal, too. For destert- sugar, and sprinkle half of Benne11.1 ts t1/1 determined far cubes. Top with remaining applesauce so sensible and wise'. Perhaps Mary Fruited Bread Pudding makes FOR , her to marry William and, in the a mixture. Place bread triangles over ap• could give her good advice now Edwards-Riley use of a few slices of dry sprinkle ulth rest of cin- zel, heat of argument, collapses. delicious plesauce and She determined to look up Mary" bread and apples arid raisins, which namon and sugar. Bake in a moderate, Then. Mickey sees in the paper \lama. ge Vows Read minutes. 8 servings. at o address, whichl she had scribbled are plentiful now. oven .330'1,.) 30 that Peter is under suspicion in the Christ- 5, m down one day, and go to see her— Holiday Tip: Overstuff the murder case. Dismayed. she's Christmas Eve VEGETABLE RAREBIT and ends perhaps this evening. mas bird—with the odds anxious to see him. hut does not 4 tablespoons tat -saving--but Stepping out, of the tub of scent- of bsead you've been know white to reach him. The marriage of Miss 'Myra Ed- 4 tablespoons Sour the children. So by the shortage of essential items is being ed watch. staslid into her dressin 2 cups mtlk don't overstuff THE BUCKET BRIGADK—lie pinch caused to her roonf 'wards. daughter. Of Mr.' Eunice_ 5, teaspoon salt says the U. S. Children's Bureau and Jews cbntinue to provoke discord In the Holy Land. This XXVII' gown and aturned felt in Palestine as Arabs CHAPTER her decide to and the late Orville Ed- Dash of pepper Scale the servings to the children's buckets and cans to Some impulse made "Edwards 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce h). the Jewish section of Jerusalem, has lined up withtheir to reach any deel- of Mr normal capacity, not to tradition. crowd, SALE UNABLE dress for chimera even though -she wards., to Vernon Riley, soo 2 tablespoons Seely chopped onion for both cooking and heating. cheese Two things will be accomplished: get kerosene, which is essential betw ‘'' sidn to what she should would be alone. Dressing as Aunt and Mrs. Joha Ph Riley. was sol- 2 cups grated 1 egg Food will not be wasted and there Mickey left the Henrietta would like to see her W. awe( do alwut Peter. emnized by the Reverend D. Lettmer or fresh-cooked vegetables will be fewer upset stomachs and would please her aunt if she should (canned or frozen) affy and went upstairs. Billington at his home December 24 holiday "hangovers" among .% Hbrary be able to see her later. Just for Add milk, other met Meit fat and blend M flour. generation. who% • In the upper hall, she tonight she would become the old at 4700 p.m. . Worcestershire sauce and the younger salt, pepper, right .he doctor, who was just leav- Michele Ryan—the sort of Orl that The only atendame were Miss her to be. have !iig. her aunt wanted Myers and Mr. Dorris Marilyn realh He said al think your aunt is Murray a HE donned a dinner gown of Clark. both of to -or all right. Nothing In open: going with se- 'The bride was dressed in blue Reporter Visits Toughest Street wrong a:'!. r' heart. Just keep S bright blue. splashed loam dress was low-cut and with black accessories and earned her quiet a d tau I shall send quins. The of m bouquet of pink rosebuds Yards' a nurse t. talc% care of her. more sophisticated than anY she a bride's World:'Hell's Hundred She found the men -When %%Al you conic back?" had ever worn. Slip- The bridesmaid wore "pinkVvith matched the dress. Of at Mickey ask, a. pers which br.:wn accessorie,'and a carsage of From a JeWeler's box on her dress- By ff0131 ItT MUSEL -- due t • —Tiamorr w araa maybe the nett white carnations. •. her ing tatsle, the took a diamond pin Presi Staff Correshondeht him -off and was sur- Litive • day. Then I -nal: ha%e to turn United ,I shook like a spray of daisies. After the ceremony the bridal case met to s, me - rle else You see. fashioned rounded by a knot of Italians. T: many It had been a gift from Aunt Hen- party was served a combination Marseilles :UPI—A gendarme date at:, Uncle Sam.' 'pain'-- 1 have a at was in front of a hotel. front Camp smiled "Si- have L' netts. Fastened in he; dark hair wedding and Christmas dinner slithered out of the shadows, his Mickey ed garish blue and it ocoureh to acciaa You?" The doctor s tone was It sparkled brilliantly. the home of the btide's brother. blue cape swinging, and murm- her reflection in the me suddenly how very like a scene Kentu Gazing at and Mrs Brice Edwards. in the unbelieving. that no one Mr ured: idea of the'Casa -1 have been training for a job mirror, she thought from Hullywohda .school ever recognize her as Mickey collete addition. "Monsieur has a passport'!" In a war plant." would bah in Morroco all this was!' I'lease The proud, imperious The couple left for :i short wed- Monsieur handed over his pass- "Good f r nth" Ta., at oast still Brooks now. Around to P. a trip and will make their home on one of They Swarm looked Inch a a, s • "I as! at girls young lady= the milhor was to- ding port and looked down bride- The ltalaltr" wanted to sell me tucky. like yau tn ualh : baaa.and tally el:Bert-fat person. for a short )ti e. wits the the moat incredible sights poasiblo "Goodby. Michele --Righ.6--ifie something—looked. . like picture beaux.' or" an', pare: ts for a man who likes to obsetve wehohered softly. 'This Is your last my head and . WANT m ening • rr.arry a saldier.- man. postcards. I shook his fellow anoth. Mickey said. • want to di; coy appearance.' of the bounced - OM them into farms. - She kik her room and descended T was standing•at the top part. too " opportunist. a bulky Jamaican a • .hive •. s 1 the broad stairs. The silken folds College narrow. curvang Rue 'Des Chape- watched t.o saend in reasonable good Eng 1, did I. She of her gown. rustled about her street in the woi-11 said ti trist it gave one hers—toughest film house the stairs ankles. about that he knEw a certain cum F of earatap with others to .Calendar to those who claim to know a feeling John was in the hall-below."Din- . . showing certain, films. Saving say that %..0 WETE doing Your Part such things. ner is served. Miss Michele." he Monday, and three gendarmes at the top helping the January g: *and '8. Chapliers is short-- The Even though Yoti welie said. Rue Des watching in only a small way, it T oesday —Registration. some call of the street had 'be-en iVANT1 was effort Just then the doorbell rang and "Hell's Hundred Yards," you feel alive — made you 7, Wednesday — my tortuous progress' anxiously. the made he turned to an-seer it. January it. From curb ho curb it, is fillad thrill with pride. Rev. George Bell. of the three stationed at the sofid fo As be opened the door. Micke% Speoker to .duilt and beyond Two from dawn now moved was already on her way to the di- Basketball game with Mein' of cut- bottprn of the street' 1ht bt OENTG Into Lc: rosm, she start- with a milling threat-1g ning racm. but she stopped short at State, here, 8 00 pm into it vaguely in' my direction. wifh ed unpacking the suitcase she throats and outcasts of many Brasel, of stands next to a G the sound of a man's voice. Peter! Thursday—Last day to When I finally shook .myself FIOLLYWO• OD STYLING—Miss Alice hips°, custom-made People had DTOUght crack from Rasa- • a. nations `You can't keep me out!" he was -tee for credit. at the bottom a gendarme "Phantom Corsair- built for a motion, picture studio at a cost of $28,000. The glamor- mond& There ass n. Mary to un- full All Kinds There clear saying angrily. I told him tat in the front seat, is three and one-half feet high, pack for her tWit She hung in the January 11. Monday—Last day to and ill sauntered alongside. chariot, which seats four passengers Mickey saw him push All co:ors and all shes collet the few dresses she had taken Whirling. rgarazed class. seen tougher places—just to slant can attain a speed of 130 m.p.h., and gets 21 mile; on a gallon of gasoline. Pest John into the hall. He took • customes—Arabs. Greeks, Italians. away, returned her underthings to Januar% It Wednesday •K Chapel. conversation. step forward then halted as his Spaniards. Corsicans. Mei-mans- bureau drawers -. Local pride stirredh within him etes fixed on Mickey He str..d star. tent Ors: chstuss projects, compare 1 oR RE She took Plar-lea'hhihnriitCrii case they saying it right. sett- 1111 at her as though stunned. January 13. Tharsday--Basketball and, Money No Object you're Lady p the hlittase. It contained notes. arrange nefarious deals The. Selznick actress. Rhonda CArthp/dikky from -You—you-- he stammered. game with' Tennessee Poly "Never." he said. Then he re- Exercise Used Peter's letters. She four.c the last for practice 'try to swindle ons was one who was still- h us. Ft 'Peter! Peter darting.- pm lated the following examplt of the Now add another syllable and Fleming, one and reread it. It had been writ- here. 800 Llit- Phone Mickey started toward nini, but another of the "hung-gah.- That's how looking for her creative self. ten two days before the date„ of used to live way the mind of a habitue practice FROM CNIFFLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OP tie stepped back ras eyes suddenly Before the war they palate. the her said. Lowe McDonald's murder In It Rue Des Chapliers works. you. exercise your soft FOR RE nard, his face Dale and mild. ins a rabbit warren-like district Peter had not mentioned any In- • LOCALS In 1934, King Alexander of dingtis hanging down the back of "She has been emotionally up- bath hi • "I came to %es. Michele Ryan.' Port of this tierce tention of coming to Dr' it There along the Old in the case yorve ever but when she finds herself • r.e said coldly occupation no Jugashivia was assassinated your throat, in set: was not a hint of that Instead, tie sad Mrs Ralph Far In- city But during the said. 'She l ex- • he ds1 Let me In discuss- it. will' be 'great." efft/C -Peter. 1-1In she gar- street two blocks away. wanted to exercise she Pm. had *egged her to„rciinc tott,e elm; -ti. O. Mr arid Mr- ii his Fair many German soldiers were platn—' She was close to ram now ing it that night one member et two ..xereises Las a keen sense of quality and, and !harry tam What had oiCaera- 'pent bad their throats cut Luther prescribes A F1W DROPS ••%•• reathed out to touch. his 'chair' a 1 Baba.* .:Calamtna. Tana roted or tender- back. to :own? hid a gang of Corsicans said enviously: tongue. Say over rapidly him voice has warmth and ty OTOLlittt r:m Mr riad Mrs C that the ih'ehrmacht ardered for the WORK FAST .. RIGHT sleeve •ae aalidays with there killing a king—that ness." • Mickey returned the letter to It! one contemptuous mile of houses hlmagine Qnd "tuh-duh."" .• WHERE T110411111 IS He gave ner LI F.,r the entire half he can- read znveiope and she it wirier tne rub- OD his nee and would be worth a fortune." who are willing to Luther who claims elapee then turned olown bp For students per band which nem the others "The devil with the money." goes into a person's diary from hit voice: strode out matter of patriatisrm -mind do the brainwork. Luther -somehow. the must fine out where Saturiaa inelatadinner ateeeta of NoLa leader, "think us as''afraid of colsor." Instanachalief from head cold dis- of the Victor- snapped the gars* the theory of melody. Louis Jour- diagnosed Pete? was Perhaps there was ,nd Sandra you. The denizens Amy tress starts to COW a-hen you put a fro Or coannued, Mr arai Mr- Rhy. Ross of the prestige!" in Selznick's "The He -recommended reading later letter waiting for tier at the Port soh loyal only to themselves. dan. introduced lIltntAelyieultceadVaill-trti m-nolla-itnetatch sertist Ire were Mr srid Mrs 0 S Jones. Mr pups!. Lowell and Rupert Brooke poetry: aost offIre—• letter that would tell trite characters -ea this Germans complained ahotit Paradine Case." war a star o-Ito Mrs John Workman. Sue and But the red whrdrobe. prevent manyei.olds from devel- ner of tits eturn to Detratt anc Remota dirti brothels or the More important than any of buying a cherry helps Pubflatarla the prices of the - In package. D.."•%••••% t14/ 111 1%•111•••• •bby,. Mr. arid Mr- J B 'Burkeen. daily, and decorat- opinta Folio* direations where he could be reached But the in the gam- is knowing yourselfh Luther playing tennis fixed wheel* and dice HOLLYWOOD these and - Mr and Mr- 0-car must love, be- ing our 'house in chartreuse bling hells' or .the watt red-down believes. -Ar. 'dist' VIVO •• • SIIOP • ateel. this crenile-e stiockint! pink VAIRO-1101. opium in the dives . FILM lieve, in si Mr and Mrs Wat fa.herts of British Movie Screen; -Monsieur as indiscreet.- said the Sex Crashes Park. MI, r . -pcn! -the Hollywood !UP—Part of voice Hirtfranii eendarrne. recoeering gallentiv holiday,: with rcl.,tr,..s hal friends coach Lester Luther's job is teach- Korda Wowed by Christine Norden from the. shock of my passpoit ing Moyle beginners resonance and in Murray photo "To go into Rue Des Citape- vibration, but a bigger part is Its ROBERT aft -LI. hers is not advisable!: thetn to know and believe fated Pre.. staff (orrespondent Mrs Louise Bolasill r I Chicago Monsieur Takes a Chance helping YEAR selves. NEW .0 P --Sir Alexarder Muir far a few similarly in their creative HAPPY - LONDON 1%. soiling in y Monsieur: having been a deep creative drive Kards-demanded to know who had days She will leave far Chicago warned by the American counsul, *Without • the voice training he raar.a on the central heating It headnesday night shrugged, wrapped his raincoat a behind all give is empty, Atherasaid. - I a., may Christine Norden entet- • • little more tightly, clamped his can TO ire ah wall in Nec liners at Daaid 0. Selz' af'flelash Mr and Mr- C C Adams were right elbow against the and dart- nick studio start with about five k Tt Ftsaish ariavie producer took Sunday %Oho:- Of II B Adorns and his inside jacket pocket sessions with Luther. He studies oases h., shan't need famila the hill. RICEIAN their resonarath, Carihita• TS• his Almost as though there had been their breathing, EVERYBODY and • jram aihker has arrived- vibration, relaxation, color ita• ! as Edg- tht'. signal a G I• "ieepi" • down 1.hridorr toward me. expression. Then he concentrates mar r it aerie -treads began to turn often.- ware awl made the fat on the factors of the voice that IRO Ch.:4.11'1y be.tow- the A burnoosed Arab She was prabably e,ae af that I most work •. pite Shrewdly assesing need the prettiest casultie, ..f V." aid War said, about to go cl?wn in history, we • ,guarding a wallet, He pulled "With most people," he AS THE YEAR 1947 is Rich in energY la ha:an:oat% v.her• was If. It happened ostensibly to draw my "the first step is teaching them to of our customers • • \ vote entertain- at rn'SL arm this opportunity to thank all she was ane f thi first give an ac- through their nose. No, that' wish to take as. 4 30 pm Sir Alex:inner not- artertharia actually to talk want to t go av! r ash at mhit, wicket. doesn't mean a nasal ton";,it us with their business and, we Low in '"'exara tune far it, w.,s that shrapn-I to a romplich a chance who ha-Ve. trusted "I raced a pieta of he whispered. nett resonant toffe. When tarh r ,i-ed •.Zoratialia to pal.- means a all whom we may be able r."aat ix S'',1if -aid slit trot., h near Caen, of the hone as be.of further service to 'oneand cost! awardi the you throw as much alasdh heal 'The hr:ip Cl wa• but it only , Hinkley possible up through the head and the-, scar, are Mr mai Mt:- Wendell - to serve in 1948. ea lea rry arra and the nose it resounds on all the 'Tent tt'w Christmas out tteredtth .tsrees all I h vi left I. hrha - at-ri fahIllY boards on the Mr, Hinkley" pa- natural 'hounding .• laaa Sir Abut tit GI'-' They e'- halidaya W. Oh Mr-, Lark Kendall way." and Prosperous it a'rirrd wh4,!, af•ther , rents Mr and resonance, for everybody a VERY 1-1APQY la ,,,,,i h!•r sister To -get the nasal Wi5b.in.3- a lan a - Brad akkh appael .aa hr , ta :of ?"%i.thri,i. vir. • shaa a • t,, family of Liither has beginners practice say- trusting all 'of your desires for the. New !.-1 a 11--.0-n. blond Mi. Ermal ' Alffah.and New Year and, 'airai araits fie ara beher ing_ the word "hung" If the maw arraaraa ri #0,ng ta hay ti--kit Lexitigtan. and'we hope and trust that all good wr . shalt when you pinch your nose Year may come-true rirrA -ky .• a composoi know, • ' M.irgaret Oswalt of Mans all mankind, in peace and prosperify. fi,a1..y far-. peaple tau, hie apernag Ma, things come,to spending the Christ- LOOK! ea.. ! Li •-.r IICh(• -You fielah ro-Aa I, LOOK Years holid.,%•y, with ;gni to ho. ir. p,ctare, • .me- iitA New WILL PAY THIS WEEK the tar -1.tut Nit • A J Kipp and firm- • `i friaral Hens 27c AGENCY • ri tht Heavy ESTATE 10.a. Ii I iiy . REAL I • • Lhorneg Hens• 16c 13AUCUM and cox 13c . Mr oh heir.. .1.! k Sykes PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK BUILDING lit,' holidays 15c - OFFICE: • '11-* tr:.ly f.,n.ih. al,• -1.e.r.ditiv Ducks relative, 45c N a' II! r teal ruirn,. i• is, Florida a ith Eggs Phone 1054 t, . 'ii \ . Residence Phone 122 N;glit Phony 334-R and Mir-J.,hn „Aithar Long Office 'P.,.rn•.•.n She Fo rr,any Mr Prices Subject to Change former F,5'-, Fa-. taal and Mrs R. t_444Q.K.4. SHELL aaatar.the earring of "Ideal , Without Notice T. 0. BAUCUM, Sr. - Tian!. ii.,'.,' i,.thrned to •I II . bat 'I wit,. ats tian 1717.1n- Mfil Wal t•I their hose is' hag ..,, ;,fter speyid- .1aCk CI:17:ton. that sh.• do- 100oggess Produce Co. holidae ee I".: II .1 F./1- i.sairsie 'after the picture ine the Phone 141 Ikas, It) a Soul:111.13th at. She mar-r-rtal tam Dec. 14:I tura -Hazel ' 1,04, American lashased •

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USE THE CLASSIFIED' and Save Money, FOR RENT-two rooms. See at INSWFIt so For Sale 1202 West Main. .Private en- "Goodbye Quail" CROSSWORD PcocciOrange Bowl PUZZLE 1 well again.. That's about all the •. trance. Georgia Tech over Kansas -Motintain View D31p -But •netvs,for.this 41:1441111* 43-Ages A T 0Er s if you take tithe.. FOR SALE-Wagon and team' There•is no satisfaction in saying: 27 the 10-point spot ,he of Anoint -Boadel 1 E 0 News . -The -Lone Hand horses-John "I told you tai Lad, 29 /Poisonous My beuks `are handing out you've gut Barnett. Alm°, Ken- so" to a question that Wirdiermeue • 31 - Is mimic N E A Notices Pan" DIJO !a good thing going. It will tucky. • Jlp tarries so much disappointment, 32 -Insect P14210 take a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Self and n Amid. at Ode 33 -Show. own itoew lot of football 1 tot Clrecinn to stop thesJarring children, Mr. and Mrs. Notice of Stockholders A% • shame and tragedy as the rapidly unr• • ambush 4CIU iii0PTESWI Claburn Mc- AUCTION SALE-Thursday, Janu- DON'T wra mines* 36 Ch•liges HE Jayhawka, who make a forte of Meeting: . FORGET our Auto Auction tg Ilerttrat 1Z1 !c1L.:10E41:1 Cuiston..Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mc- ary 1, 1948. at 10 a.m., at disappearing greatest of game 39 -Not •ne recovering rival fumbles. There the home Sale every Saturday beginning at 14 lo logistic 40-to cu re teethe, E M W4T4C/L4 lafq And the Cuiston and Keys. Mr. and Will be a meeting of the 15' Crude , Feigineers Mrs. of Roy Johnston 3 miles west of 10:30, rain or shine. birds, the Bob White quail, and 1 43-1..111ml i 31111t .1S41'1 „ have been known to Feed 'stockholderi of the Calloway Pub- $2.00 if they 17 Nue 43 -Coolitortloo Wrye and children. Mrs. Katie Alrno Crossing. iS E 1f@ I blow a few when they Two cows giving don't sell. $10.00 if they do sell. re-sure-you that it'ieno fun to write Note Ir. Witdo• 44- FIlterer MAW were smack- Ellison, 'Miss Anbie lishing Company at 7:30 on Friday, neat* ed B. Ellison, milk, 3 springers. 2 yearling heif- Anybody 47-It tease ' MOON WORN down with enthusiasm. January 9. 1848, in the can sell ... anybody can his obituary. • ay Marine oho 44--Is dent to C3- A DPI Mrs. Estell Spicelanceand Mrs. Edd Ledger & • ers, farming tools, mower and buy-Mani 71 flabviimiaii god 50 -Lubricated OIL1IIINIOWN Shrine Bevil Titles officio. 4Signed;: Street Car Exchange 72 I o eta., tiahtiv Lovins were the: guests of Miss rake, one 1999 Chevrolet While we have set back in our • 51 -Pan, Mtn* o p L-JOR Eae ovei• pick-up and Auction Co, Hopkinsville 74 Brood of 53 -.Bantam 01_40a1W Weste-That 7 1-2 point Julia McCuiston and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Williams, President smug security andewith much gusto oheana 54 ,1314Z1 • truck, team and wagon, household g•Y• 1,1 Wnrsh•pc ea- spot looks iibout right. The shame Math Wrye James C. Williams, Secretary. announced cock-eyed world, Saturday. and kitchen furniture, including to the 56 -Lola of the game 15 that they 2 won't"be Mr. Edd Rushing NOTICE-Destroy termites. -Free "Calloway County will* all ways 5 b 7 a 9 17-Mined IC acme of was living room suite, dinette set, one able to get more Insople into San Mr. and Mrs. 'have lots of birds," we have wit- the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. A. Hale left this wool rug with pad, 3 linoleums, inspect inn. All work guaranteed. 04116 P. Francisco's-Kezar stadium. For 1 ot Fulcher and family Morning for.Memptris where Mr. .111d -Frank McKinney. P.O. Box 471, nessed the pas. ing in no einaCrtain all the genies. last Saturday.. numerous other items., Doug- I -Squandered the Shrina produ:- Hale will undergo an eye opera- Mayfield. menner. , - 2- Mr. Rushing left Murray Sunday to Shoemaker, auctioneer. D3Op Ky. Wrttudt Rule ' tion is the mast wcrthy with the tion. _ The question is, what have 3-Load .•Ubr vis,it his 'daughter. Mrs. Mary Lan- I •, 4-Pier paeceeeet to crippled children. r caster Wil() 'OR SALE-House done about it. and what have you Si S-WanderIng Gator Bowl lives in Phoenix, Ariz. and lot in He- 6--Destine ed. Large Services Offered done about it: what have 'we' left .- ' Mr. tend -Mrs. Virgal Nanney and lot, $1.200. Possession I 7-To soothe Ceuegia over' Maryland-In the 'anthem: that ihre.Atould have (Loner / 6-111 direction al AU'S.- Bertha Dunn spent Saturday at once. See John L. Mayer. Rt a 9-Prens fe.ling fiateanity it's by seven SPECIAL We wonder if those of us who terve three night with 'Mr. and Mrs. Orville 5, Murray. ' D31 p ELECTRIC MOTOR, repair and re- 10 -Uangeroue omer points but I've got a .gettee reason. boasted of breaking the Fish end II -Reason . Fulcher.and family. ,building; quick service-Sam Pit- 1 13-TO stop Wally Butt's, is cumplainine that his Game. Laws, and exceeded the bag 16- Feint lane name Mr. and Mrs. Richard Self MATCH low, pholle 18 or 1245-M, Parts, \ Bulk:loge are ragged. 'Null and limit will tell thee buyi "coming 19-Skidded. said." Wanted Tenn. MTW ti 55 lb 20-To so in •gain Delta Be Juanita Pearl and William Ray Self on". yes, son, I did.this' and even I 23-Another time visited Mc, and Mrs. Pete-Self and sold birds to out of county hinders 36-- Water animal Mississipai er Texas diristian .5 SALESMAN WANTED 4. 36- Born family last Friday. e •' ' SNAFU -Salesman for sixty cents each. 30-Salt --Waving t tered crying "towel, between 25 and 35 Mr and Mrs. John with previous Good Layers Needed Several yea's ago we organized •/4 033-To grape Johnn; Viluelit 'is raging that Ole Arnold had ae" suscessful sales 34-Oslo Is its Capital their Surtchy experience prefer- Calloway County, Conservation , 35-DIneolora Miss is' "overrated." Pore fella: guests Mis. Bertha WRESTLING for Expensive Feed 9 •'://' a in some specialty line. Many .36-Toughen He'll probably win by even more' Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Club. We would sell approxi- 17-Pitted with *ails school men have proven to be . - 31-Hair ensuring titan the sevenpoints they're Melton eand family and Mr. and With poultry feed costing $4.50 to mately 100 memberships: When we 55 5 giv- right type. Must havecar. 4i-To be 11.1 ing Mrs. Ray Austin .and If you would try to have a meeting there 45-Cross him. family 1. have zip and $5.00 a hundred pounds. only high- 46 ambition and you .- would be five or six in attendance. -Icelandic poetry Bewline Alen; _ . ' Mr.- and Mrs. Richard Self and really want laying puttees produce profit. 421,Greek letter PARIS, TENN. to make good, our at a 1 don't know the answer to this. It-Part of -to be" Sun Bowl-Miami. 0.. over Texas family visited little Danny Walker. opening will warrant your investi- says J. E. Humphrey of the Uni- Db. I. tat. I... 1.0111••0 lot 53- Railroad (abbr., Danny possibly we did not have the right U-Upon Tech: Close as a dead heat. has a brain tumor and iS December 30, 1947 gation. Wait of our present staff versity of Kentucky College of Ag- sort- of men at its 'head. Some of Bowl-COP over Wichita: very Sick. They. also visited Mrs. of more than one hundred sales- riculture and Home Economics. the excuses for net attending the Waddya Want. perfectien? Ellen Walker and Mr. and Mrs. CITY AUD1TORWM men have had a college education If $5 feed is used. meetings were: football, Robert Walker. Mr. and 60 out of basketball Lixie Bowl-Atkarisas . over 'W Walker is ill! 8:00 P. M. or at least a part of one. Opening 100 pullets Today's Mrs. Cora lay. the feed cost of'eggs and card games. I will mention Sports Parade & M.: §mlik 'emsiniekover. - Lee Mccuiston apd her due to illness of former represen- is at only one grandsim put 31 cents a dozen. If thing that the few did Salad Bona-Nevada over N Keys Visited Mr. and Mrs. tative. Esteblished business with _ . only 40 per cent of the pullets lay. and that, was to plant in Calloway By OSCAR PRALF.Y Texas State: No bluesplate specials. Robert Walker Saturday. many term contrects in force. the County /dist-State We Williams -cost jumps to 43 gents aaaozen. 1,000 quail to restock. This United Press Sports Writer is a seven point under- Tangerine Bowl- Caiawbo over were sorry tiflearn that Mr Eddie _Cumpensation on basis of drawing If 80 out of 100 lay the feed cost is is no criticism, merely a statement dog and Coach Bob Higgins Marshall: Will Morton was in the hospital NEW. come y.or the. lazy , - man's Bad account against commissions. West only 25 cents a dozen. But if only of fact. YORK. Dec 30 idlirLab- with a stroke. We are Boy Brown pleins his, team needs cold weather. also sorry Kentucky territory.' Serving 10 Several tutors solutely the , lasf that per cent of the birds lay, produc- enter into -the -4947 edition of • Pineapple Bowl - over Mrs. Fint Mohundro is ill in .achools, When the man at the helm has to Wild Bill Canny churches. and industries. tion cost would he $1.56 a dozen. quail shortage -- Preditors (fox, Fraley's Follies-ear how ti go flat Redlands: anaiyou. a hospital. Please look that far for his cryine mete-- write for applicatiom blank Feed represents 60 per cent-vf the hawks, crows, etc.), bad hatching, Cigar Bowl- We hope everyone will soon be , with fearless on 121•C New Year's ial it pertepds a Tough afterneeii. Valley over Gayle "Red" Byrd to P. 0. Bo 29 Lexingtori, Ken- total coat of producing eggs. season.- ard Man. mtstly Man. West Day Bowl games. Remember, too, that Chester: A real tucky. D31c • • Pleriee tell me how any half wit the "filen - What Egg,' Cost Rase Bond Lions were the Bowl-Hardinnugget.Harbor Simtnons can go out and kill every bird in a national. defensive Wheryekty- When Feed Michigan leaders over San Diet:a State: Get aboard. WANTED AT ONCE - 23 good When Feed covey and go back the , over Southern Cali- SMOO is great but you next year That, Ott bbuddy,sheuld take care ferias. If You. rate is: price is prier is to the fernia-If situ can see it another cetera...en if you can't get the rnnst. have the farm. we same -place and expect to of any spare, kripeles you might WE SELL ,hee? *LSO a rate $5'a cwt. find way you're hairvoyant. The only points. the prospect. Come in today birds? have had left over 10 percent SI 40 -a dee $1 56 e doz. question seems to be by how much. -Sugar Bowl from Christemis' slid let us .sell your farm- Bau- When W Au out and bank away 20 percent 73 1 08 • The winitais of ieidt make it the cum Real Estate Agency, Peoples too close t40 a man's house .and oat Alabama over Texas-Another I 30 percent 50 .58 Wolverines by 14-1-2. Savings Bank Bldg. D31c Sunday at than what else can we But it underdog, by 6 1-2 points, but the RUBBER STAMPS 40 percent 39 .43 seems *hardly C1141110 when you expect but "Posted Land". Crimson Tide was cooking with .1,1 consider that Fritz Crider KANTED-10 houses and lots in Mt percent 32 36 The writer admits the reason for l• Weep- power- down the stretch. The I Illg that his team the city of Murray which can be 60 perce•nt .28 .31 this article is to' call attention to a has that "tired" breaks should-decide much uf this j feeling-and wants to sold for $6.000 and under. We have 70 perceat .25 ;27- critical situation, and to ask -that- lop that 38-7 one with the payoff on whether Notre Dame score. the buyers. last your property Da percent .22 .25 all eportamen not be blamed for Bama's Harry Gilmer or TexarBob- Ledger & Times Cotton.Dowl wirh Baueum Real Estate Agency. • Mr Humphrey lists the killoWing the • mistakes of a few. He .also by Layne is hottest 'that particular ass Penn Stalt• tit'en Stut1211011-10/FF,- People* Savings Bank•Bldg. D31c ways to help keep up egg produc- wishes that by some 'miracle our P.M The spot seems a good ori, Oee • umw birds might be' saved, and believe Igh, I • Have high-laying producing me brother .,it will have to be a NANCY The Height of Insults . For Rent snick. miracle. -'Si, If you have one: trot By Ernie Bushmiller 2 Feed and house carefully and it out. keep' diseesee-under control. • An Mawr\ e SH }OR RENT-Nice upstairs bedroom. 14-H -H - SH -H -H I'LL GO UP HERE Lady preferred. Near college cam- 3. Use lights in lams house to made 14 houre'of daylight. • SH-H-H TO &ET AWAY us. Furnace heat and hot water. Claims l'hunc 412-Wae D31 p 4. Give pullets a wet mash one Napoleon SH-_H-H FROM THOSE a day, preferably at flooll. BOA CRANKS FOR RENT-Four room house with 5. Keep water free from ice dur- Died In England, c1=2L) SWH bath furnished 601 Sycamore See ing cold weather. J.,mes Heath. 105 South 9th, after Not St. Helena a I:1113 •f•`= 5 p m. • ' Jlp Read Ledger & 'limes Classifieds. NEW ORLEANS 41J P. t-Pierre Ebeyer contends that Napo- leer• Bonaparte died. not in exile at • St. Helena an 1821 as history books It record. Napoleon died in Cornwall. cold dile England. 14 nu put a years later. "thea,er Ii nostriL believes. It -rue also TAXI CABS A native New Cirleans author- deyel- historian, Eheyer package. further claims = that Napoleon and Czar Alexander it 0 '30 8. • of Russia probably visted New c 1.1••••/ ,•••••• 4401 T R.. U Pe OA *. •••• Zr4./S-Ae.4 4.4g• Orleans during a lengthy sea it EAmy/ Lr _ PHONE 232 . voy- age mane time. after 'the French mineral's "escape' for . from St. Hel- ABB1E 24-HOUR SERVICE ena 111 1817. • an' SLATS PeliverMg the Goods By Raeburn Van Buren A landmark. !he Nopoleon • Melee iii New Orleans' French - AND TM* RI&HT TO THE JAW CHERE'5 THE PHONE AGAW4! THE 5IXTH-C.IRADE ,'--LA55 OF FAINHER Q

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DECEMSER 30, 947 THE LEDGER & TTMES, MURRAY. "KENTUCKY TUESDAY, P.At;E.STX _ publican l'arty gasped, althouga they managed to remain, in power. Moult Acts Again Almost everyone agieed that tha pre,s1dent was on the side of the yueing progrZts.aves. Fearing the j,,aasibilot a goverruire.nt upset, tie ma t' another_ bid tor pablre popularity by startling; kis nation unix more. Last August. he ail% nounced that he was Iva:al:1m- sign as head a the part; and to serve his country_ as_a non-partir" ,..at president. Unite Democrats had demanded that police' powers be curbed. The l'eOple:s- party hamtqered out -a Pollee-curb law. It is 'sure b.; be Inc The Democrats demanded com- press. Actu- • plete freedom of the ally. pressure Of events of the . past two years has practically freed the Col press. already. newspaper still by for and water have been made ean be...closed Of court - action NAVY AMPHIBIAN—Successful flights from land NEWEST Carrying a crew of , government but, in face of bellig- airplane, the Grumman Albatross. the 'Navy's newest arnphibiatvutility of erent public opinion: the govern: or more than 4,100 pounds Max three,, it can hold 14 passengers, or 16 litter passengers, 1 ment would dare use this poeOer speed is 225 mph's, with a range .cargo. The, ship's wingspan is 80 feet, and the cruising only in extreme case. The news- As S frtm c.i00 miles to 1,400 miles. government' • • of PROTECTION BAGS—Wea:1`.:proOf tre r.OW in 11,e U S Navy avia- papers criticize their • • • • r- , 'ion groups Ior short-tt rm 'e$t - -DeSsleant powders Or daily and freely. of( And that' is , wtry Rep. Karl arc: ' U:yrlesS, and the ships are Murray is getting sot for the squad. Louisville: had a re- TINY GLANIOR GIRLS— Mund3 of'the U. S. House of Rep- Home Building „ At a • series with Western this, year. cordltwhile, Western stands at 6-0 Wide-eyed . ladles Of resenatives, during his recent Chamber Two During the pre-war reign of Eastern Kentucky ran its cur- To Extend Well visit to Istanbul. said: called ti. fashion end their promen- Coach Carlisle Cutrhin the Breds rent streak to four games. after -Turkey is the most -democratic Into Winter continua! ade at a recent taShiOn ShOW the ToPpers'fought to an even having dqwned the Murray -State country I have found in Europe.- and another Johnny Got His Gun But It Seems Laurel May Run at Arrowhead Hot Springs, the last Monday night a r with Murray winning Racehorses draw The coming of .winter weather disclosed Caitf., Where they MOdelled scheduled s games and Westerr..week ago. It looks as if Eastern —this year -is not expected' to slow members Country Doesn't Want Him Now For Presidency the latest niqhtdreSSe3 10r making up for those losses in the is headed for the top but (heir Statistics Show ••• down building activity as it has in tied men tournaments.- three--iosses Will 'dePend pn out- IWO& year - Olds. Miniature previous years, it Was. declared • In Philippines Hilltoppers Average of-,State foes. Since . Models are Pam Coughtity Regardless of the material the today by the Construction Research 7. Murray State has a 4-3 record and s (lett ).and COnnti BrOMilOW; 74 Points Per Gail”..• Cutchin,Diddie war could nor be Bureau of New York, clearing 7.1 A N A UP .se and is 'fighting Eastern and Union have dis. bath Of San Bernardino. predicted as MuriLay was upset in! house fur building information. .lo climb up the'lach*r. is believ, h'utilicsty7 Direc'.or Kelly Thom- idurn'ameit genies and Western was based on a Complete Season Standings The statement Commerc pson of Western Kentucky State went through 'Several selons ith which shows W L Pis -Opp. nation-wide survey bership t College has released, to the press only losses, to, the Untchinmen. 'of the ideal weather 4 Starts Loutville 7 0 414 .324 that because At the Turkey Hintopper cage squad. The _slat-. Murray's Scoring column and which prevailed over Wesirrn 6 0 450 265 conditions decided t istics include the first five genies average points per game is not of the country until early N•- •On Path Toward Centre _ I' 45 350 nrost of all mei in which Western has averaged 74 as impressive as the Diddlemen's vembet, (wilding crews have been Berea • 3 1 229 189 House on points per game to their opponents -with Johnny Reagan hitting later in the season but 11(3,!. Wesleyan 4 , 2 358 394 kept busy merh True Democracy 43 points • per cent iontest and ab-: 15. at, 73 close to 12 5 1 340 384 4)1211 usual. is leading the squad Union directors Odie Spears out eight more men hitting bet- builders to put Eastern 5 3 409 361 This has enabled period. " iNSTANBUT. ottP .-In Turkey. ith _an, average of 13.2 points ween six and eight a contest any- • :IA t he • Murray State 4 '3 439 378 in p1' 'e the. foundaiinns for thou- thi police still can grab you. ..hip per game Johnny 'Oldham -bas happen. Murray's cage Max B. thing could Georgetown - 2 5 391 '397 sandsltit '11'..uses before freezing ' you in jail and hold you as long In up a 114 average while Dee will. be gunning for flit. Top- of the Cl squad Transylvania . 1' 4 213 298 temperatutes normally put a stop IS they like withbut telling you Gipson has` hit the nets for 9.8 with the fight. the Breds-I it was to pers and !Morehead State 1 8 485 562 to such work. why. filing charges or notifying points .Iser game. anything could easily happen ed last n ator have -As a result, with the concride y. urfamily. - Don Ray has a 9.5 average ,and duties, as • A con - 39 29 3776 . 3498 set before cold weather, the re- Oran McKinney a 68 average as can be c - part But' the Turkigh patlimert is mainder of the construction job stopping .hose the - fiat five men has' figured other bus . . at to mass a law KIAC Review i In terms of heat radiation, a can pr 'cured without interference is democracy corning grtatly in the Hilltoppers scor:.: holding ti tactics That•• By DON BRUMBAUGH fluorescent lamp operates four by climatic conditions." the Bureau * to Turkey parade.- that he ci beld on to the lead in times cooler. than an incandescent Charles Parsley is the only sub .Lnuasville • expected leaving the self-confessed, dic- r eason standings of i bulb producing the same amount _ t.. have an average .ab.we „rive !.the complete L • • Ishii.), of Atatork. the Tullis are Westinghouse lamp engi- March po.nts as his Mark_ „stands at an the MAC' but the gap ss'a clo&nd !of light, :la fed democracy so fast and in I READ THE CLASSW1111D8 Hurt pi even sit.. by the' powerful Weiliern Kentucky neers calculate. N 'large chunks they al-c'e' has mg efforts to • lilt' spallieWing. But hile3r arr- setting ui 4^• coming th I .1 liz" .•.c. and yhey like it. They ace !...ring for more. said that inerica-s f raiding wa GI's giortunity tiao;y• neiyper dreamed they Were Commerci very .n a hand in *the niatter. but its tpuitac,.l obsere ers here agree transition they did Whin the American period un Last nil • y helped knock Hitler c cload Europe. it helPed the memb t;igtrts to 19.000- ed into I he upper tor to re{ Barked Brent Horse • the Chaff After tr is selecte 41`,*:-4-1.4:13r,i-flr elected fr. •••- 4 . ...„F,...... • TODAY 'al,: .l, office for. ...., ..„ • Former : in for th and Wed. -NitW.111' sulanut th. if directs': 'ft -'--;r.-•- ' will enabl lUdllEr'''e: arganizati. time. VARSITY 7. „..

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." 1.001 bf• Ps, Czar-. Livestock: n .t ass Ahe cenwaissars Hogs 8. b.* 0.11 Russians and weights 1 say most higher t TOMORR1VITO lighter v. .25c high. NEW YEAR'S LV - 11:30 P. M. s. and lower. 13 camp to 300 II %%hat Knows His Business paid most He lbs. Odd *!.. hat.ons in MIDNIGHT SHOW to 170 It anij,. decided p lb. 235O p. • dert arid 23. Good ...... Notice how he takes one nut and Ever feed a squirrel? 24.80-25.24 r..• nds v.ith the another. He couldn't possibly stain 17.51 rid Lich took is back in a flash for Ceti le — Turkey 800, sill is light and .t.. as "was ;nue- have eaten the, first. Of course not. He's_ buried it. The fire, Ab. ,. -p Sort-,,' of h-r .,ffired. • •. Hangover from With squirrel wastes nothing. food prices hitting a new a few ton tan, President , 1 eral told: ' had •,, . ceiling every day, and with the 'world crisis in some 22.25-29: • and mix, .:115 by suri- head hunt that front' th•.n I no one can afford to waste ... bread least of all. foods, 18-21: ciu .1 i. ir • o. provided cows 11.5 connections , ' ters Aar; legal It l ' bulls 21.5( a thunder- Buy the bread you need. Use it all! sage bulls had they higher, Jo •.i Demo- the garbage can is a dffi- Remember steady,' g 27-37: cur it nite factor in the rising cost of thing. Sheep : Texas n,i, d • ceipts •••• lots clipp vrodk•ti 1 -...... , ;„gatuplea- to 47- AMOPM steady GROUCH() MARX poa,terful .....4,14._ 73-10 •L1 ltss ,111. and choir one-party ,i old 25: few CARMEN MIRANDA sot The KIRCHHOFF'S , • oh At 22.50-25.25 1% ANDY" RUSSELL It BREAD .'41fr tottig,ed outs 17-2 ewes 8.50. STEVE COCHRAN Fine-tasting oven -fresh, it is the KIRCHHOFF GLORIA JEAN basis of every meal ...the most tiRoutows Cosemo- economical food you can buy. CHICAI SAN4, duce: OPACIO Poultry price cha re Cheese: NOW ON SALE! laisies 46 - TICKETS Butter:- ONLY HOUSE CAPACITY SOLD! : 92 sear I. Carlot •

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