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Selected As seat All-Round Kentucky Community Newspaper For 1947 , 194F, d WEATHER FORECAST KENTUCKY: Scattered- thun- dershowers today and in East portion tonight. Sunday mostly fair and cooler.

YOUR rsoonasszvs HO III NEWS- 19, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 Vol. XIX; No. 14 , United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Saturday Afternoon, June is: 1 30- House Speaker Says Murray Boy Scouts 15 Ma. Can't Meet 18-5 94- Congress Collect One-HaV rron Deadline Tonight WASHINGTON, June 19. (UPI- Styles Bridges, R, N H., and Rep 1'6 1° Y., spokesman '1 ‘Drive W. Mai- John Tabor. R, N. Clothing House Speaker Joseph I Of tin. Jr., R., Mass , said today he for the two chambers reported a believes it is "impossible" for complete, deadlock .Ther, made no —4 plans for another meeting, al- lir • congress to meet its adjournment To Help Relieve deadline at midnight tonight. though Bridges expressed hope of "Unless there is a general break annother session today. LEGIONNAIRES all along the line, an adjourn- Meanwhile, senate leaders were Taber Suffering Of Flood Victims merit by tonight is impossible," trying to bring pressure on CAN'T TAKE MIAMI told a reporter 71 see no through the house leadership. Martin • Muray Boy Scouts today pre- a general Taft. who once led an unsuccess- prospects for such more than one-half ful sonata fight to cut about 25 pared to send break." STRIP TEASE ton of clothing to the West Coast said that even should per cent from the European Re- Four County 4-H Martin for the relief of 'Columbia River possible to complete legis- covery Program, threw his sup- It be MIAMI, Fla, June 19. (UP)- flood victims. action the draft bill to- port to senate president Arthur Members To lative on Five very feminine stars of a The Scouts, under the direction be impossible H. Vandenberg, R., Mich., jrt the day it would still nightclub's strip-tease floorshow of Scuutmaster Ralph Wear, thor- too battle for the more liberal senate Receive Medals to adjourn. "We've just got tapped their feet impatiently to- oughly canvassed the city of Mur- he said appropriation bill. -- much to do," day, waiting for a formal apology ray this week to ask for contri- was made after He said he believed that con- Four rural youths in this county HIS statement from a Miami American Legion butions, Many residents of the A gress could not adjourn until- "a are eligible to receive sterling sil- a conference with Sen Robert Post who asked for "a real show" county also contributed voluntari- Taft, R., 0., chairman of the sen- satisfactory agreement" was reach- ver medals of honor this year for and then couldn't take it. Y. ate policy.sommatee Martin de- ed And he announced he support- having top records in the 1948 Na- that this long suffering from the noise their children produced The girls, engaged to put on a Included in the articles con- viated any comment on Taft's d the Vandenberg view KITCHENWARE SYMPHONY-After tional 4-H Home. Improvement com- Penn Parent-Teachers Association, of Chicago, benefit performance without pa', tributed by residents in this area position on adjournment country must fulfill its moral at home, these members of the William awards program, according to G. L. Using kitchen utensils as instruments, , for -Members of the Harvey Seeds included moret than 150 pairs of The senators moved on to ap- mitments to Europe organized a "symphony" orchestra of their own. Noble, director oft the National 4-H congress titian any of their kids. Post and the Woman's Auxiliary, shoes for men„. women and child- propriations bills and quickly ap- Bestdes its big hurdles, they are proud to claim that they can make more noise Club Committee. really brought down the house. ren', 20 women's coats. 10 men's proved and sent to the white also faces these bills: By taking part in the program, of In fact, cries of "indecent." coats. 60 women's two-piece suits, house a $400,000,000 money hill to Housing-Senate supporters members learn how to. make home and "shame." "cut it out" and "stop 81 dresses. 6 cOmplete layettes for operate the interior department in the Taft-Ellender-Wagner bill improvements for beauty, comfort, it," caused someone behind scenes babies. 12 quilts. 16 complete men's the next fiscal year its public housing-slum clearance health and safety in keeping with to _ tcr douse the lights and halt the suits. 30 men's shirts. 60 miscell- to send :it Bill provisions wanted Draft the needs Of every member of the would Comprom Martin said that leaders Senate Passes : house bill, band music that was playing the aneous sweaters, a large number meet at noon to determine the conference with the family, and at minimum cost. They cue for Nancy, a hot Hula dancer, of men's trousers, a large variety technicalities of handling the sit- which omitted those provisions. also demonstrate to others what section of the to enter. of children's clothing, a large group uation Congress can adjourn to Opponents of that has been learned relative- to home insist on ;n the audience charg- of miscellaneous clothing that was- a definite dale sometime this year bill were prepared to Ends All-Nig t Fillibuster Someon.; furnishings, arrangements and prac- Taylor n't classified, and children's toys. hiause After the the show had disgraced • or it can take, an extended recesg senate acceptance of ed that tices. bill 'and to argue that the choice the American flag, standing on 'The rating county winner The clothing was sorted and during the conventions. WASHINGTON. June 19 'UP)-._ "The question was put and the 4e-- highest lay between that measure and stage. The flag was removed hast- is packed last night la- Boy Scouts have no idea of just which inan uproarious session, tits Senate deeisiin mad.."-.he 14141- between 14 and 21 years old nothing. The house measure was ily, • state from tro4 45, the boys who spark- ea courie we will take," Martin said. today passed a compromise bill to More. however, Insisted that the selected to receive the award primarily at encouraging APTIST CHURCH This made Nancy mad. in a loud, plugged the drive. Twenty boxes "But I am going on the definite directed draft the nation's youth 19 through Senate was dealing with a "pretty of a Chicago 4-H Club Congress ms. builders through financial clea,e voice she protested that you were used to pack the merchan- assumption that there will be no private 25 years of age. fundament..I right.- and shouted: trip. provided by Sears-Roebuck "can't lower the American flag dise. adjournment sine die tonight" aids. Sen. Glen H. Taylor, D., Ida., "I protest the manner in which a 0 BEGIN BIBLE Foundation. Eight state winners -There was no on any veteran of the United Scout Executive Harry Sledd 30.18 Adjournment sine die means Farm Program cleared the , way for the Senate bill is passed when two members named for national honors each re- compromise between States" today commended did Boy Scouts that congress quits unconditionally sign yet of a passage by Voluntarily ending his are shouting for the floor. We ceives a $200.00 college scholarship. the senate's lung-range bill and the to MONDAY "I spent 39 months as a Navy Last year's state winner in Ken- for taking the initiative in help- that is without setting a date for filipuster against it at 10:15 a.m., cannot permit any senator be OOL continue. the - se and haws-A._ medisol dis- ing people in dieress, and exten- resiterni-ean16•11111na- he, house Stopgap to. EDT. - denied rights' as think they are-4.1 tucky weat RIM*, Ewba. Warsaw. for 18 months Nancy explained: ded a vote of thanks to the people kNY before its next regular meeting present program being denied" A•vacition Bible School will be charge," There were 20 county medal win- Chairman Final passage of the compromise aaJohn.., We- of Murray and Calloway county only by the president. with some changes. Sen. Forrest C. Donnell, R., Mo.. opened at the First Elaptist Church Post Commander ners in 1947. date 21-month draft came after the Sen- thay Clifford R. Hope. R Kans, of the his feet and' thundered Monday. Athe 21, and will be in Parland hastily called an emer- Details. of this program may be for the splendid cooperation Meanwhile,. another conference by leaped to committee said ate first approved it voice vote gency meeting and apoligized that have shown, made a futile effort to resolve dif- house agriculture his support to Morse. 'These two session through Wednesday, June obtained from County Agent S. V. and then reversed itself. in the house would let the farm price were to my knowledge__ .30, Classes will start at 8:00 a.m. "1 had no idea the entertainment Foy. Boy Scouts participating the ferences between the house and The compromise bill now goes to gentlemen support program expire before ex- hear-demanding re- Children from ages four through was to be of this nature" drive were: senate foreign aid appropriations the ran see and senate bill. But both House for President Truman's gradually cooled down Bud Tolley and Marshall Garland bills. The senate was insisting on cepting the cognition.- he thundered. "That- sixteen are invited to attend Members George 0 Aiken, R. signature. decided- to give the girls each were captains of the two groups of boosting the house-approved figure he and Sen. vote was invalidly announced and A bus will every day to trans- and of the senate bill, Action on the measure came after $25 'and send them a letter of LELAND ?tINABB Scouts collecting the clothing. by about $1.175.000.000 to a total Vt. chief backer one of the genators was entitled to port the boys and girls to and from some mutually-ac- a continuous session of more than apology. of $6.125.710.228 fOr one year. predicted that recognition" ' the Bible School The bus will leave ceptable legislation would be 23 hours and one of the most com- Nancy, who wouldn't give her After a senate Republican policy Senate Democratic Leader Alben from Olive and, Faurth streets DIES IN HAZEL out., plicated parliamentary tangles in full name "because I have a res- Vacant Billets committee meetting last night. worked W. Barkley. ,if Kentucky, added every Morning at 7:15 and will Federal pay - Senate leaders recent congressional history. Pectable job with an insurance chairman Robert A Taft of Ohio that he doubted the presiding grf- move west out Olive street to the planned to amend the house bill First. the Senate succce-ded. in right on Fif- firm in the daytime.- said the show ILLNESS Available To suggested the possibility of a Mon- ficer's "right to refuse to recognize College and then turn AFTER the pay of postal workers smashing Taylor's night-long fili- was "tame" compared to the one day session of congress. although to raise anybody.- He said "There was no teenth street and go to Chestnut year with a provision to buster on a parliamentSeit tangle they put on nighSly at the Jungle Naval Reservists the Republican National Conven- $450 a question that both were seeking street then go west on Chestnut Leland McNabb, 69, died at his $360 raise to all civil ser- Then it rammed through the bill Chi.° tion opens at Philadelphia that give a recognitFtin." street to Five Points and turn left home in Hazel at 500 o'clock Fri- vice workers. it then would go ti on voice vote with Taylor and Sen. and Even though members of the day afternoon of after The Navy announced today that day He emphasized that the sen- Tay- on Sixteenth street to Main complications for ad- Only a few minutes earlier, committee who in- 5.000 vacant billets in ships and not permit its plans for a conference committee Claude Pepper. D., Fla., clamoring down Main to the Church and un- entertainment a six-months illness. ate would Ica's marathon filibuster had been the regulas Navy justment _ in vain ter recognition. then go west on Pop- vited. them to perform had asked shore stations of adjournment tonight' to prevent smashed by a parliamentary ma-- load. H Survivors include is wife. Mrs. -Besides the for- for a "hotter show than the one have been made available to Naval passage of the draft bill. Appropriations Republicans protested the'iailure lar street to Twelfth street and Leland McNabb: Lbie sons, Scott three other appro- neuver. at the club." Nancy said, the girls Reservists of- certain rates who The deadlock between house and eign aid bill, •if the presiding officer-Sen. Irv- then to the left on Twelh street to and Wade McNabb of Murray. bills still awaited final Taylor began filibustering at 4:37 saw women, in the audience and wish to return to active duty for senate over foreign aid appropria- priations ing M. Ives, R., N.Y.-to recognize Sycamore street (Hazel highway) Blaine McNabb of Tierre Haute. were measores to p.m. EDT-yesterday against a mo- decided to tone it down. one year, according to Lt. D. F. tions raised- tin equally, perhaps action They Taylor and Pepper. The Senate and then bask to the Church At Ind : one brother. B. R. "Roscoe" than $6.000.000.000 tion to appoint conferees to iron First. Carmen a songstress put Hackett, USNR. Electronic Warfare more. serious threat to adjourn- provide more then reversed Its voice vote. Tay- 12:00 ,.:eiaelc the bus will be back McNabb of Kirksey; one grand-son, army and air force. nearly out, differences between the House the on her act Then came Rickey. who Platoon 9-36. College Station. Mur- ment plans The senate voted more for the lor was recognized and voluntarily at the church and will make Monty McNabb of Murray. of- and 'Senate versions of 'the draft. ray. and Lt. George E. Overbey house and requir- $41,009,000.000 fit independent ended his filibuster a few minutes same rounds to tarry the children did a rumbha dance "with..,plenty Money than the had Mr. McNabb was a member of fices, including' the Veterans Ad- the :conferees of clothes on." r Di USNR. officer-in-charge. VRO ed that it be spent in 12 months IalefaT„ This cleared the _Way fort Actually home. - and Atomic-Energy aireiraY- Lynn, a strip-teaser had juet the Chtifeh a-Christ in Mtg. No. 1356 Gatlin Building, Murray. house spread its smaller sum ministration adoption of the compromise draft and Primary The for But Taylor's filibuster prevented The beginner Funeral services will be held this may vol- Commission, and $400,000.000 bill. finished her act, made mild for Enlisted male reservists over 15 months. the conferees groups 'ages 4.5,6.7. and 13) will afternbon at 2'30 at the Max interior department.. for official naming of legion consumption. when some 'of unteer for active duty for one year, After',last night's meeting. Sen. the The compromise provides be dismissed at 10:30. Volunteers and therefore a later vote on the the post membership reached the Churchill funeral home under the with an option of remaining on ac- drafting men 19 through -25 for.a are asked to bring cars and take • He was aided ill his filibuster point. Nancy said. direction of Bro. L. H. Pogue .and tive duty an additional year, pro- period of 21 months. lime boiling by Sen. William Langer. R.. N.D., these children home at any' Bro. Henry Hargip. Burial will be The draft would become effective Lynn Wore a fringe skirt, which vided funds permit. who took over in the early morn- The Juniors and intermediate in the Elm Grove cemetery. 90 days after the bill became law, she removed, with a bra and G' Active duty with full pay. allow- ing hours for four hours and 44 groups will be dismissed at 10:45 Roundup but the decision to order actual in- string underneath. Members of Mr. McNabb's Sun- ances. and sea pay when applica- Political and go immedietely into the re- .. minutes. ductionsen put up to Mr. Truman. "Why you could see more on day School 'class will act as pall- ble, will be for general service and anybody not already adorned vival Servtee. • PHILADELPHIA, June 19 rUP)- find The bill permits 161.000 youths 18 the beach," Nancy exploded. bearers. is necessary to implement-a-defics a red, white and blue "Stag- Everyone is invited to be pres- GOP presidential hopefuls got set with years old to enlist for one year and Mr. McNabb was a member- of iencies in the fleet. - President" button, they cm- Air Force Orders. ent at the closing program of the today to woo delegarea with door sen for thus escape a future draft. the W.O.W. Applicants must not have more situation. Bible School to be held on Wed- prizes, music and dancing. recep- met ;the Conscientious objectors opposing, The Max Ctitirthitt funeral home than two dependents and must be people have a green four- neaday night„..rune 30, at 7:00 p. NEW-BORN TWINS bons. and at least one fashion show 1 Trift's all' militery yervice would be defer-, New Giant Tropp is in charge of arrangements. physically qualified. clover button to bring luck to for the ladies, leaf red rather than pieced in conscien- their candidate. A splendid faculty has been TODAY AT • Women visitors to Gov. Thomas tious objectors camps. Transports DIE ' Both Stassen and Dewey will pro- secured Tor the Bible School, ac- headquarters will be The compromise also lowered the E. Dewey's television for their visitors. cording to chtirch officials containing vide Intelligence score to 70 for entrance OM- given shopping bags will have WASHINGTON.'June 18. HOSPITAL in headquarters MURRAY International Situation Brief The Dewey gum. matches. silver pol- into the armed services. And it it has ordered 78 new giant frans- chewing television sets installed by`the any other four omitted provisions for drafting doe- -today Twin sons of Mr. and Mrs Gor- ish. cigarette holders and opens. The Air Force announced time the convention route 3, rfirtieles the women's committee for tors or dentists. ports each capable of carrying DIVISION CAN don Greenup of Murray First UN Army Leaves For Palestine The efforts of the dark horse can- scrape together. Also thrown out of the bill was 222 troops with full field equip- died at birth early this morning at Dewey can more modest. But al- didates are the Senitte's "Fixeren Legion --Pro- -TTiont. ----. the Murray Hospital. NEW YORK. June •19 rUP1rFifty young men, converted overnight Each 200th visitor 'to DeweYs town you may most anywhere in 25,- TAKE ALASKA the father' and face pow- vision that would have allowed They wilt be built by Douglas Survivors include into the first United Ne.tiqns."Army.' leave for Palestine today to help camp will 'get a prize of rind someone handing you a pence For 000 aliens to enlist in the army' Aircraft Co. Santa Monica. Cal. mother, two sisters. Carol, 6. and der, lipstick or a corriG -Fase. ribbon saying "V for Vanden- ts1•, June 18 supervise the Holy Land armistice. apel The compromise provides that all The new sky giants will be able WAN FANCISCCa; Linda, 4: grandmother. Mrs. Maggie each 1,000th visitor there will be Victory-Vote." berg and men 18 throush-25 must register, iwri-Ainssa, the American tee- breenuir of Smithland. and mater- The hastily-recruited volunteers will travel to the Holy Land by' hosiery, a dressing gown still to transport a payload of 50.900 lingerie, Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg.. -25 wituld ritory closest to Russia, "ab- Mrs. but only those 19-through pounds of Military cargo 1.200 nal inandparents. Mr. and chartered plane to help eount Folke Bernadotte and his UN mediation or perhaps a traveling bag. on his intentions, has no moment.' -,.- silent be subject to the draft.. - miles and returnretu to base without solutely defensless at unomas Lyons of Murray. will be proVided enforce the truce agreement between Arabs and Jews. They will Organ mutate headquarters. Arm,' officials have ,estanated refueling. . Gov. Ernest Gruening told the eraveeige service's will be held at. team headquarters with have been opened daily at Dewey's Headquarters that they will .need about 225,000 United Press today, the Elm Grove cemetery at 4,00 oe armed upon their arrival. an 11-piece orchestra doing its stuff for Gov. Earl Warren of California year. men the first After that, it - more than 3.500 head of cattle in "There are visibly in Alaska to- o'clock this afternoon. • • . -bags a va- Dewey women will national .climmittee- The blue-unifornted force, loaded down with duffel and at night. . The by his sLate.p depends on enlistments. Manpower Clark county were treated in one day skeleton buildings that were The Max Churchill funeral home Tuesday. Fairies, who said. in less than 48 hour's. was stage a --fashion show men, McIntyre experts have estimated the registra- month for the control of grubs and part of the armrt's 1946 &Iroise is in charge-of arrangements. riety of- other equipment fathered together live, baby elephant was flown will be "no ballyhoo." A there tion would yield a total of about lice. prOlzram." Grueni g said slatel to leave La Guardia Field at 530 p.m. (EDT). Their lender was In from the Bailey Brothers circus The headquarters layout for Gen. • eligible men. . - 000.000 Lieut. John Cosgrove, a former law student and army intelligence of- at Columbus, Ohio, last night by Douglas MacArthur also is on the Taylor. the Third Party_ vice Feed Salesman ficer who up to now has been concerned with the peaceful job of run- Sen. Robert A. Taft's -supporters to modest side. presidential candidate had 'been who patrol the UN's headquarters grace their headquarters. They also A dozen men are busily engaged waging a filibuster against the Cannery To Open At Raises Chicken ning the unarmed group of guards. had on hand an old-fashioned 15- therein sorting petitions urging del- compromise 31 rhonth draft. at Lake Success. ',piece brass band which will try to egates' to vote for MacArthur. They Sen. Wayne Morse, R., Oro., pro In Bottle tootle Taft into the nomination. said the petitions would be sorted tested, kmdlyi at Ives' action. He o ege on asrl to urray KEOKUlc,' la., June 19 rUP).__If Harold E. Stassen's boosters have by states and districts and.given said he was opposed to the filibus- Communists Strike In Paris said he the agriculture department. ships can be built in bottles, chick- three headquarters. At one you get the delegates.. A spokesman ter but was not wil.Ling to see sen- John Komi, district supervisor open to in 'them, feed PARIS. June 19 rUP)-A nationwide one-hour token strike' of spine had more than 1.000,000 signatures ators "denied the right to be rec- of agriculture education will give TRe cannery will be ens can be raised information, literature and buttons, economic demands in news- the public beginning next Monday. salesman Bernard Miller said six 4.500.000 French workers, launching new Communist and hear organ music. The second on petitions pubhshed ognized." -a clinic for home economics teach- toe, weeks ago. Premier Robert Schulnan's coalition government, was staged correspondence and papers in nine states. The 'reversal made if possible for ers. agriculture teachers and can- Mr. Carmon said. Patrons ofe against takes'care of break headquarters for again nery operators next Tuesday cannery will be tatted to use 11.11iiker said today he would at 11 a.m.. 16 am EDT) today. telephone Calls. Stassen, his family There is re) Taylor to begin his filibuster Mar. through Thursday. The clinic will the cannery starting on Monday. a five-gallon bottle to release the the -dominated General Con- and advisers are at the third. darkhorse speaker Joseph W. when the conference report is voted Workers who are members of Communist at the college cannery on Carman said, as this 4.'01 facili- three and one-half pound White Pretty girls with beribboned bris- 'tin, Jr.. of Massachusetts, perma- on. be held federation of Labor walked off the job for one'hetur. Other workers rep- sena- the campus of Murray State Col- tate Mr Koon in the holding of Rock pullet he put in the bottle as kets full of buttons roam the vicin- nent chairman of the convention. Ives said he did not see the resented by anti-Communist unions refused to join in the strike. feet. lege, according to A. Carman of the clinic., " • a tiny chick. ity of these headquarters. If they Martin is expected here Sunday. tors who were on thair •

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PACE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY _ SATURDAY, JUNE 1lK,1948 SATUR

it. it lied her return to her sister's • THE LEDGER & TIMES side. • - • • PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The The boy smiled shly, then spoke. es - Ht.raid, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian.January 17. 194: "Bet you that if my Dad had•been VIGILANTES OF here he'd have saved us too" W. PERCY WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER *Sonny boy, how did .I ever es JAMES Cs- WILLIAMS,. GENERAL'MANAGER cape?" Pops enquired. Published afternoons except Sunday at 105,-North 4th St, Murray; Ky. The boy blushed. - - I. well, I BUENA VISTA told the firenit'naincethey rushed mi Post Office, Murray, Wacky, for transmission as Entered at the. and saved you." explained the boy. Second Clam er By FRANK C. ROBERTSON • "You're awfully brave:" Pops SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 15e, per said. - Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3 50, else- Month, 65c. In IT Dor. 10 mn.1 r•u••• r•••••••• Soon Popsawas back home anti Where $5.50. every paper printed this headline': NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITMER CO. 903 Stenck CHAPTER 1 Bonanza Basin, and in every Other me be the first in Idaho Territory to "Ferryman Risks Life to Save Building. Memphis. Tenn.; 250 Park Ave_ New York; 307 N. Michigan REN WARREN groaned as the mining camp in those days of the offer my congratulations, Miss Pen- OrphansrOrphans!' roaring '60s. He was tall, slim and nington." . Ave, Chicago; 80 Boylston St., Boston. • 16'• big horse he was shoeing And soon every one was to the wore the inevitable frock coat, flow- -Thank you. Mrs. Warren." The SEWING: „shifted an extra hundred- dock to ride "Speedy" and Pops THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION ered vest. tall hat and diamond girl's voice was low and sweet. and repa stickpin that were trademarks of Ben felt an was very busy with his work. But weight upon him. He drove in inexplicable sense of ments an We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor the frontier gambler. disappointment at this news that often he thought ,of the homeless the final nail, let the foot drop chines. 7 or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest The man turned and with exag- she had come here to be married. who were now Heine in au aband- and straightened slowly to get gerated gallantry, held out his hand He wondered who the man was. the Barn af our readers. school house with other or- the kink out of his back. ; to assist a lady from the coach She "And the other young lady?" he Childrens Corner oned Store eac. He a:midst-tat l-aturday After1100n. June lii. 1948 helper, club-food little wore a gray traveling gown and a heard his mother ask. phanit if Mt tins - - floppy Means. grinned. "I think ale small, perky bonnet beneath which "She has traveled even farther By JotTrz LASSITER Suddenly a figure darted into the would approve of adopting them as ROWLAN1 was, a mass of chestnut Nig kicka his ahoes off just so he kin hair. As the than I have - all the way from foggy smoke as the building began they had not children, but she Service. , you. That's the stepped down to the ground her Maine. She has come out Kids, as fathers To Spy On Republican rest his carcass on to that day draws near, to crumble . . Pops! might not. So, he just concertu Experiene Democrats Invited you've shod him in a head was lowered, so that the bon- with her brother." third time I think we should dedicate our trated on driving his boat and tried ass, tee. Phor month." net hid her face. "Preneh, isn't she?" "What have I to lose? I have lust Convention Monday By Means Of Television story to him. Let us, on the wings to forget it but still he could .. "That's right." Ben slashed. "but my trade, and I'm old. Those see the ' one bloc Ben frowned, because tie sup- "French-Canadian. Her name Is of story land visit the sea shore, in he's still the best animal around posed she was the gambler's com- Pauline Casette.. • ." children's lives are yotaill-11 children sleeping on hand beds Un- Street. a unall fishing village. We shall trly HARMAN W. NICHOL s !an exslusively. here." panion, and women Of her type had Ben left the sitting room and Just can save them ..." der hardly any cover. enter one of SAL: United Press Staff Correspondent The caucus noom, where many a He :removed, his leather apron already caused enough trouble in went in search Of Tint Donahue and the huts and join an By now he had neared the fire One day Moms went with him on POR sweep over elderly couple, Democsatee pohca has been settled' and allowed Ins gaze io the Bonanza country. Then, as she the gambler, Lacey. He must show "Pop", the ferry escape which had not as yet crum- his trips to the island when they pacitr. I . the little horseshoe-shapedarr valleylloeyn lifted her head. he saw her face- them to their rooms. nun, and his la anal- Scats about 50(i. Lighta •camera. good wife, known as bled. Then he disappeared into began to talk over the Past hap- ter lank. set between rolling grass saw soft brown eyes, a well-modeled As he took the two men Who ,,do ,you rock .i.v.ted those preview upstairs, "Moms". penings. yip Myrtle J Let's h0ve a theone side and steep. timber-clad nose and a mouth that was gener- Tim said,"What do you know the smoke . . . about It was a cool day and a howling 779-R• dogxonl.:13,-0. 7 spy by tele-' The lines settle down on the 18 mountains on the other. His Oyes ous. One glance was enough to tell Jim Bloxham haltin' a girl like that "Who was that?" soitreone• called. "It was the kids who. really gave wind rocked the little row of fish- Nision , conven- by 24.i1wh screen- and the Dentos lingered with proprietary fondness hint that his first Judgment of her Josie Pennington travel ten thou- "Stop him!" several called .as they me this trade," Pops said. ing huts. The warped old warf FOR SAL tion v.haeli s:arte .Manday Phil- in the back of the rim arch necks. upon the big roadhouse and its ad- had been erroneous. sand miles to marry him? Pura)? caught a fleeting glance of Pops as "Yes an dthey deserve someluing jacent outbuildings, stables and On the heels of this girl came' lucky, eh?" was deserted and a small row of , Call 372-J adelah ' Somebody says "Harold Stasscn!" he hurried into the smoke- "Too (sir it!" Moms said. corrals. A short distance away, he another. She was small, dark- "Jim Statham!" Ben exclaimed. fishing boats stood idle. Inside one . You e eae.ss It was The checrs that corn', through the. late!" cried sorneoue else. -Poor children, they have neither FOR SAL saw several acres of vegetables haired and pretty, not over slides,- "Welk, ages ain't • better man in f tare tattk uset a cheerful fire 6 • 477- Pops-had. reached the ,Ineithaenalior 'father," said Pow. 'I box, prac • glowed warmly and an old Lady publican 4 Nort0 'Air-kb...re,. the the buss that up' the•caucus a__ top step and kicking the window in, have .teen thinking. we could adopt Lola eke busily knitted socks and an old speaker •I a.t. 1+-uso ftepresen- room being. local. Lick 'em. entered. The three,children, cough- them. Moms". Refrigera man, knife in hand sat around it. tatwes ••wiaas stassen-a says some Dem- ing violently, were huddled in one "Why. Pops, I'd been hoping Highway, The old man paased and stared out W. want& . aitat likely teener: The roads avas filled With you'd 'want to take the poor things, :in the curtainless window's at the Sycamore smoke but the flames had not reach- but I didn't mention it to you for mind i.s:11,ne, Mr Trurriat746crzttThen along comes- the Dewey dock.. • • wassaane,a,,a,„ .s torkink ed it as yet. One corner was filled fear you'd not want to," Moms cried. FOR SAL ,. y and. -• crt,irri h.-fag.- _the sta:ven ...The bon- 'Now, Pap, quit yelpe brooding, With smoke and hot embers- where Soon Pops and Moms Went to the writilita, a, s sun tan (),f; j ours shirrtrner on the screen and -perk up. Ye haven't lost all your the roof had caved in and it was orphanage to gee if they could one end.] how. all tills .staiti_ happened, the scre;arn's come Jig of the horn. trade even if "Speedy" se-idle now. deathly hot- adopt the. children, and it was a other. Ca as they' did far ,Stassen It's not warniaenoanh to picnic. yet, "Children, I'm here to save you. jubilent day when the three or- Berta C....a affable coordinator if Same pert'irrnance-in- the back of don't ya worry." said Mom .in her - .00'‘ just don't cry, and it will all be all phans found out they were to be FOR theljoint Seraitc and Heu.se record the roan .1,1.hu:14 is filled w..th Dem- air J. R. -1 right. Now, the oldest one, you adopted. Baby Judy ran to Pops sae ing radio s.0 4 so-called. sent oerats Wt:trfl'f 'irvited to Phi- "Moya ye, know it was the same 'call just be brave and step out on the and sat' in his lap while they were Ledg fine r adelPhia this lime., the last. year. . Guess "Speedy" is ever member ef Cannons a firaatesgtape and I'll come with the signing papers that said the or' 55. Ditto f...r Taft. Warren. Martin letting old, *and so am I. *Guess I'll ,Tetter It began: others," • phans were Pops and Moms' chic- e. s' otwho sent .q.it invitatior.sy. tell "Speedr'• and start carving for FOR GU, 'Inairough• the courtesy -•f the. Thee frightened child -obeyed and dren. Vandenberg and the *Other Reepub-. a living. Metal. We :apdakien of he .elous-iatittinAs t soon was out on the titans. By Now if you should ever visit New large ielicsan a:ape:fun • - "Pop, you old silly, why, ye're insulation : -3,14rt.r. as:tido:he titan 'of two now the flames had broke through Hampshire, go to the seashore and still in ye're teens! Ye've got many B. M. Sc screen_ Lelevlsi,” receivers from, A couple* ta Repatawans in the into the _room and were drawing look him up. You'll proimbly find years ahead of ye. Don't go a Rock We - G.- anal! -be able to-provide rioernaprontitay-lealoWs who did nearer by; the minute. 'Pops, whet, him sailing. speedy: Judy in his blowire bout your age." said Mom 105 Gat complete televaxin showings 'of not happen ta be 'delegates to their of course was ild, could hardly en- tap, Tommy F teeri kindly. and Janey Ky. boat natanal canventions - own conventosn are not too happy dure the smoke filled room. He playing with one of her many dolls, Pop smiled warmly. Many years Okay. There you are Taw silence about the boos. • stumbled blindly trying to keep 'Mom's knitting, and every one hay- have passed since 311 and this New that came from the Republica:111de "Wad Jul"•ehe 'em says the crying kids together. The small- ing funi Hampshire girl had settled of _Congress. natal-s ally. didn't trust -Just wait We st.11 g,4 kler tickets here, est passed out and Pops fatally . Then-he was a Captain and took any ear-daurna-Thaey waTsbe tinalhe to this thing. We'll be back. this managed. tee get,, the other out the itz4D TIM CLASSWISD8 long voyages often, later in his old WANTED sending end pest week. is yOur-show. you Demoerats. We'll As she 'lifted her head. Ben saw her face. One glance was enough to tell him that ku window and get onto the sill with unfurnish age ha• settled. here--er WwWWWW=WIIIN Lit the Democrata!. -Illanaathey have our time later.s; firgr'Ittlfartfcnt Of _hey-held been erroneous. Si -lhebaliV7first- as it crumble man. Now all the picnickers had Telephont .thight it was wonderful! The tickets; • f ceurse, are ge.od "H I throw the baby Onto the where his partner. Earl Adams, was She seemed scared ahdleept as close the Basin. Now, if it was Jim's. motor boats and seldom used the ea sets have been metalled in kir; the duration. The. television soft grass it won't hurt her much. WANTED overseeing the work of half a dozers to the other girl as she could. brother Bill, It would be differ- slow ferry any more. -BOONE'S I the c59cus ran. of the House audience here next week al 'lit and I can't risk jurnii,thorg,S:. Pots P' room fun .Chinese. Ben watched his mother usher ent...." Suddenly Mom and Pop's aonver- office building-sin the third floor. all or Litman alit Democratic - them into the house, then thought. SOUTH SIDE SQUARX house or Considering that this whole re- became sation came to an abrupt cad as a The public won •t have to pay a When flame aware that the German was speak- A T SUPPER that evening. -Gustav: the Repunlicans -come gion had been untouched wilder- the shrill cry rang out: The_.baby left his arm . . -- dune in taxes for all of this. But, and the Demociats move yet Ole ness less than three years ago. he ing to him. (-L men ate at the long table in stairs began to crumble and Pops YOU a room withosagoot -TIRE!"s • not having pad anything, the pub- same hall am Philaelelphia- • RH -that he flat! dime' very - Use dining room. The two girls were - -.- had-not-lime tO jump-,-, ' • better than meet of the excited. bed '°' the man demanded. served by Mrs. Warren in her pri- Pop sprang to his feet, and be- lie win mv.ted This as an invita- Then, the tables-'t'urn. far Pops awoke ,in the hospital, his stampeding gold-seekers who had "Yes. sir, I can show you right vate sitting room, which adjoined fore Mom could stop him was out -_(‘JpAR ways all Imaged thrown Horseshoe Bend on up," Ben told him. the dining room. the door and down the street to- arm bandaged _but other "Gad, what a Moms bending ova: Rug and —am Son and W W. Stubblefie:d. their war to the fabulous placer trip!" said the Ben. sitting at the end of the long ward the scene of the fire .. right. was Bonanza Basin. It had gambler. "My name is Lacey. and table, caught fragments sonic { When there were on'y ;We res- diggings of of their A large crowd of people gathered hint. and he felt happy for Upholstery Al I F.\ I EN1BER? taken courage to stop offahere when what I need most is a drink. Where conversation through the open taurants Cafes .o Marry' They around the large brick building that reason. t every one else had the contagion of'is your bar?" doorway. He heard Josie Penning- Cleaning QUAL] Litt, F' :ea . Cal- Al;:r - `V I was ',Moms, are the kids all right?" B. in. ' gold fever. bait he was glad now that "Sorra.- said Ben. "but we don't ton telling his mother that Jim blazing vividly. Hungry F • ter and n propiieters. And he-had. run a saloon. Rowever, I can fix Bloxham had not met her because flames leaped up in :1 mass of were his first words. Mr Calrr.atilal Nal:. now raaainass o . City. • Rest turdat was. m In three years, Warren's Road- you up with a bottle. you'll fol- of the-uncertainty of the date of smoke. Weeks crashed to the "Dandy!" came the reply, and we his halea a. ,'..1r.ry ar.,1 Banks p: .pra r ao,- "le -house had become famous, arid the low Tim Donahue there to the her arrival. ground and flee trucks clanged up rarinv to see you!" for storeroom he'll take care of you." -I found a letter from him jab I b• rrav lock about 4$ years to visual- farm prosaeroua. He and his moth- the-street * 'Fine, let them in," Pops said, , though, awaiting- Me in Walla ataintini. war, lives • and ize er, and Earl Adams had worked out "I said I ranted a room at The orphanage! s,on three sturdy, smiling or a practical arrangemennArs. War- vuncela the German said impa- Walla. As usual, he didn't write NE mingling with ela faeads ant, f • • much phans stood round his bed, a !recta Dr. J. M. Converse ren ran the roadliouse. Earl han- tiently. "My name is Herman except what he and his min- Firemen hurried to ano iro busily Across _ many years a 7,1 Mu.-ral• Ur. 0,- C T ,•. dled the farming, while to Ben fell Zapp." ing partner were going to doVele trying to stop the hungry flames ed boy. a -pigtailed girl. a chubby and was giver. up •• 're , rn .r. • f Ca.,.• ..'Ti': :he tob of taking the veso tables into "All right, all 'right, Mr. Zapp " always so absorbed In his mine. His -Oh. Mr. Fireman, there are three baby. They all stood silently re- Graduate partner is Pauline's brother Brune best wood-workers. Iron. a Lii-tult 0 +1,1 1. iraph C ••.- Buer.a. Vista largest town in the children on the second floor, save' garding him until the baby broke Basin_ And selling- them. Cazette. Jim arranged for me to Veterinarian board to the finest •:-.1,:rut • Theic 17 V• !Le them'''. cried a matron, but the the silence • Hoppy broke DEN led the way into the house meet Pauline In the East so that we are still mato :et a. es : ria f • Vi..s• - in on Ben's roaring crowd and crash of timber dis the &pod man?" she ask- Elm Street thoughts. -There 110 and up the stairs, with the Ger- could travel here together. " 701 h hditraft is. M s y hi-7tre, an,! CI. comes the stage ed. That w:I: • hat k I kin hear Long John holler.- man snorting and puffing behind The meal was half over when drowned her plea from all but one Three Blocks south of it, •..1 ,4 - %V a -tie -Yes, Judy," said the girl!, that's busines•s. 4te K es 190114 hirn. complaining with every step Hoppy Means rushed into the din- ing room in great rarker Garage of our le:arras n•ra tore.-:it ea A s BEN moved toward the tiOuse He noticed that the fellow seemed excitement. "Back every body, back!" cried him." "Another dead man in the Ba- aerie trotting uader Ms HI' and r's he saw his to be afraid some one would touch The baby ran to Pops and hug- PHONE 573-J mother emerge to sin!" he exclaimed. "Jim Bloxham the firemen, -back." - there are ana ethers an are stil: welcome the stage-coach passen- his luggage particularly a small ged him. 'You're (thud!" he ex- black bag Ben showed the man a has been murdered an' the Vigi- doine_wood ver.ilt here aid ataer Letter To Editor gers In a few minutes Long John lantes are fun' to claimed. Pops eyes misted as he the dnver had brought the room and got away as hurriedly as hang Caaeue • wha wela rintember ! is in vehicle that French partner of his, for kill. Breeze: onaWion tow stop in front of the house he could. _ structures, . and, ass:a:alas. le arn- '24LtrZa.) boits: a .,r In' him r I The first passenger descended Downstairs. he went to his moth- Desperately, Ben with a ing the trade Altaasigh Mr Halt any tried to signal ta newifttaperaa credtt witk_much fuss. He was a portly, er's sitting room, hoping the chest- Hoppy to silence. but vain . is c inWtip in yea:7-V in "sra red-facect man M The rnucti larger 'nab iy whose expostula- nut-haired girl would be there She two girls. in the next room couldn't Gthit;i active arid it members the i•••sed old tions were coue .ted in a has .fund :•s place in !he, 'i thick Ger- anti not, but he could hear his help hearing what to them must Man accent He was tonna:ad days tie spent in ,1durra) Foist ld'arr 4ans and brit-g- . by mother's voice from the best room have been the most shocking news 4TT/C : Tim Donahue a boss carpenter of In the house which was on this • • o • . new- f each el iy thon be they could possibly hear. LLIATItle CO Bonanza Bassin on his waybad; lower floor. WEST KENTUCKY Biailc in 1898 a ateal -_aaFinsisaiis from any atiter newspaper . from Walla Walla "How romantic my dear! P'orms MS Media Veartb Homes For Sale Just to • rro'be continued) • • - amt. tht re were hun_h f The Muriay Ledgor di. Tunes The next passenger needed no in- think that you have come all the r The iroduetton to characters m this serial arc • eters a bleating •he- . ty :lie paper trait bring: the i et declare his occupa- way around Cape Horn from New fictitious) • taaseina tire -crackers fr .1 heWs th.i, lurid •lotraThere Si re dozen. likee him n York to marry your sweetheart! Let lik45 or r•wir c RObertaon 1. - H.-Wiltling- Where the Heal, ..-11,....• , le:s crr.st 1 TAXI now lirtw...3. ' the tenn had beet A wonderful display o.:f : he ...._ff,.. Nice five room house with utility and bath warned bs _the palace 1.' Op asc arstar.e.15 la Iii persists . :::11. of • practice .4 stop naw. but thta a i • Ise-at:hip rid will _ besarl a better Ilt, Leres Vaureare Clurrial rooms on one of the nicest streets—Broad Street. contented slid if rat•rn•ary does n-t paper--wIth th. ,....44,.,1-1 ,f ..ii- i'..e.- SERVICE • s North Twelfth Street " 'fail us v.e wese ea-attest ..,. I I 71.1arl.ly - . . , Hardwood floors. Plenty . of closet space. Most 4,_.sCilx•Itteli3O.K r Ai:, ii:a.n ;..m-al..a.1 ...,t, ' _w, •,: .1.. yer44,4„.„,,,,,,A.,+,„..thi,y.itiwn, Services are kela each Sunday _ 1 9 • Experienced Daiwa- N% 'sir' wit' o'clock. conveniently„arrangek t if 'ne squarc.. se ati. day next. Fathers Day - being my .preseatect 1 - the- _Cub seas, This ywir.igsli.e__L,e•;y fl year • Safe Cars Judge. aho assersaas a snot. fine._ aid; k s -added mcse to t-h.=• wr.:f i-eF COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN four room house with • New bath, kitchen and • arid vet!, ay:: tho*-Judge"' Ifik-e iif Ant- public than-1 have in ail my CHURCH Prompt Service I -mistake' not. it:seas Mr ann Gratin.[ yaaso so s ass, glad to asaatnaaaa 1603 /data Street dining space, hardwood floors, well arranged and ..-_-_the'setalernafe sa- p-'-1 • Courteous Treatment tv7 te'rv—••41%4 1 a ou : Letlat r .ds 1-1i-ies: :':: 7. it-11^7-- ( (ill Rt H 10.90 M“rr•iho, Worship Service Samuel C. McKee, Pastor -:, tug in built by New Modular Standards. Can easily add • ; Murrill's . fi: I"; .1 1.-' `..'"',• F4'.'1,-.Tri may the pubirs of .a.is •c.rsrary Robert E. Jarman, Minister Es cuing Serikes Jog. stated, pi- act),! rig law'-el ''' '..: AS NEAR ATiOUR avail l'hunasetvea of your ,.., 6:45 Training Uflt*Al- 945 a. at: Sunday .-iafautit 117 r and rrn-m--ced fr-ert:' School additions. Real livable home at a good price o.:Tt - • 9:45- ans. Church School civics 8.00 Evening ,Worsh te:£10 Dean TELEPHONE Iiiiirvty 40- yesre ago itt vo.re!' • - Ella Wething's Sunday • _ _ _ for- all age, ,groups, Dr. , Walter Mid-Week Services oh,o. rr.ti, t I. • Schaal Class . Ward MAA SALES Baker. General Superintendent. fene . Prayer I etas" Meeting 1100 am Worship Service The Old Reliable -aseashara'anaaintisaaata •r:d 10;45 am. Meaning Wotship Ser- CI, C.! Pe • • 4.30 p m Senior High count srsial:- to la f nr! raffle.: vice with a sermon by the minis- Fellowship MEMORIAL BAPTIsy CHURCH 6:30 p m Westminster old frit nds. snd tea apt .pa Muss of- War Aasets Adrnin.stiataail has ter, and special music under the Fellowship • ray art alsd I -have y scheduled five sealed bid sales direection of Mr.'David Gowans, 10th and Main Wednesday, 7:30 p. us. Mid-Week 138 Call D. H. HOPKINS ' a visa beite a if y •,n through the WAK Customer Ss." choir director. Wendell H. Bone, Pastor Preaching service. • , stay vice Center:- 704 Mir' Stri•et, ii &00' pm. C.Y.F. gages from 14-18), Sunday- - nese 72 or 107 Night • appioximately - • order to dispose of, Miss Maurice crass, • adult ad- 9 30 am.-Sunday School. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 'When th. Murray Seho ,1 Bard 61.122.000 word.- of ,surfilus pra- istor, TAXI — Alvin Harrell, Superintendent The Friendly Church -- meriiitints 'byre, W J Bea: tiraa-,,fiet-ty Harry F. Ritter. Regamal Chi', Rho (ages -9-14-s. Mini Judy le.45- am.-Morning Worship today' George W. Bell. Minister. en ott H P gr F. S' Director, artouneed Allbritten and Mrs. A. B. Aunin, 7:39 p.m.-Evening Worship • •,5a. ore.: P.1' it ,M 'or Tao sales one of sullsiguaied-.nes adult advisers. 'Wednesdapx • Ilarbc-r McEastii N ; - It. rod.arid .shell niit/tr. the • whet. lot 6:30 par.:. Disciple Youth Fellow- 7.30 P.m.-Mid-week Prayer Set. 930 A.M. Sunday .cool . • • and Will. Lin,- ir.achme tools, close ship, Mrs. B. L. Noel, Student Di- ' pri IS alma, 10:50 -A.M. Morning Worship tt"canaisted• if J 0. liste . 'pt-s, „tone 28 Bids, on sixtec:n lots cif review." "TherChurch with * warns 5:30 P.M. Youth Choir cipal: Miss RI Woa/ Hat a .scosaismis couipment incitiding Wednesday evening at 7:00 o'clock . welcome" 6:30 P.M. Collage Vespers at the FRAZEE, MELUGINZ- HOLTON_ tic Keys. A aneCharti CET'lii ;mos jugs. thefts. lamps. neealei • Mial-WeerleaWeivatua Service, mes- • Church INSURANCE AGENTS • agree by the -T. Caption. D Sat Ca.': Mio sot refrigeratars will be accepted minister, 111/11BAY CH1/11C/1 OP CHRIST 6:00 P.51fallSantes Fellovithip t Edith Beale. M.-, la 'eta n Ill June 29. A sale' of indasti Shah and Maple Streets 7:00 P. M. Evening Service Antoseabil. FIRE Casualty 't ba . re-eliaritent saeh as cabinets.gen- FIRST BAPTIST CliPitelf- H. Brian. Minister Intermeditea M.Y.F., Mrs. T. L. - - - Wilson:bet a hen 'Mos a ton- sato: s. F.--ptrinpurg--stationg" u lab _ sMuat lira air • Greaery, -eburtielior. multi M.Y. . CatIta oft silx dry goods stasace. ("j & ad at Idarg nods *closes July 2 Dorothy ,Brizendlne Student See'y Bible School at 9.48 am. (16-23) Miss Lulay Calyton Beale, Telaphoss 331 , Wilkirissci; 0. 1' Hale & C., nt ats • Anotnee offering of eighteen lots Mary Martha Jones _ Church Sec'y Worship with communion at counselor. Wesley Foundation for Kentucky ar Co:. Sterna. Btrcy & Ca , Aisher . of amiscellanious induitrial equip- V. C. Eatios._ S. S.Senn 10.50 a m. and 7:00 pill. . College Students, Vespers off Sun- Graham • alai WO Harris & Ct ment. listing . among other items: .W J. Pitman _ _ T. Oa Pirector Wednesday: Mid.- Week Bible day evening, 6:30, Miss Ann Eva Make a Difference Who Writes Your Lisuiluxo" And the genii fornistiing . furnaces, dynanaoters. socket! and study at 7:00 p m. with classes for Gibbs. Student Secretary, "It Does ' -nnekre -W. T. Sledd, A. Q. Knigh-f: unkhometerk. closes 'July .13. 9.45 n_...... s.S.erSvtity"School all ages. . •

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• at. • , JUNE 19, 1948 1948 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY sister's _ spoke, I-been fer et, maw rinsi well, tomIP6ILSAW hed ui; boy. Pops and Save Money ie and adline: known to be very careful of his them sto pitch to the corners of Which probably explains the im- .Save • ANSWER TO rumors IMRE? For Sale Notices Services Offered ji CROSSWORD PUZZLE expenditures. Which reminds Lef- the plate and that they don't dare pulsive improvement to one of ty Gomez of a night, when he, MOSPIell split the wicket with any kind of those fire department capacity to the 85.00 CREDIT TO JUNE DitIDES a R COMPLETE INSULATIO ACS088 30-Grief MOM Gehrig, 'SEWING MACHINES Bought, Sold L 31 -Stopped MIME] 'Tommy Henrich and signs. The sign read: gMA 1 Pops Hollis Appliance Company on any SERVICE at a lower cost call Rock 1-To inquire 34-lierakts of Frankie CroseUi stopped for a pitch. • . • and repaired. Button hole attach.- gdmi 4 ELBOW "Capacity by more than 33.000 t. But ap_pliance in the house. During Wool Insulation Co., Room 105, 4-Empty talk spring few brews- Henrich got the first Brooklyn Dodger ments and parts for all make ma- icon. i 36-Noah's boat OPIE.43ifi fans have been is aneless June only. Bring this Na- Gatlin Bldg. Phone 1021. Jn19c 7-Wheat 31-To butt unlawful." chines. There will be an agent at ad.. stalk LON114;11-1 round and Crosetti the second. staying away from Elabets field aband- tionally 13-Hawallan dish 39-Jap coin Underneath was the scrawled the Barnett & Kerley Firestone advertised appliances. J21c IS-River Island 40-Quick glimpse 150114 They decided to have "just one horses in large numbers this season as addition: ier or- Store each Wed. 14-A thing found 41-Wild AfflAfj- more-- and Gdinez and Gchrig Phone 135. Jn22c READ THE NASHVILLE TENNES- 15-81111 46-To mortify Moms For Rent 16-Marked off in 4.-River in agypt redA0- argued back and forth as to who a protest against player trades. -And unlikely!" SEAN paper, with a good spurt 49-Donated u1 1j hem as ROWLAND Refrigeratidn Sales and degrees should lay out the final 40 cents section. On Holland-Hart, 14-Nerve network 12.-Conjunction Lit she Service. New and used equipment. sale at /OR RENT - Two unfurnished 10-Hard wood 54-Steed "Lefty," cfletirig finally said • Rudy's Restaurant, National Hotel 11-14aOng three 53-High note !omen-. Experienced. Money back guaran- rooms, 811 Vine. Or call 1179-R. 21c legs MI-Long-nosed fish firmly, " insist." and.the 19p 0 Hut. Ju ME d tried tee. Phone 9934. Hazel Highway, fl-Pace 51-Internal 11-TriuMphed 14-8hade tree "Okay," Lefty conceded. "II see the one block south of Sycamore WE SPECIAL1Lb In COUNTRY as-Lid lig-Pltrpen You want to screw. up your an- WIDE ids un- DOWN HONEYSUCKLE AND Street. Jy7c HAM, steaks, chops and plate nuities, go ahead." . 2 t7r"r 7 A 4 ,O 1-Separate' lunches. All kinds of sandwich -. 3-More tender This and that: Sammy Byrd has him on FOR SALE-Coolerater, 100-1b. ca- ,) TIME n...... ____ i4 3-QUO-like bird pacity-. Laundry heater, hot wa- Rudy's Restaurant tf Axe,/ 2 4-Joke stepped out of golf for a while n they 4 fo.sre a 11-Matte publle .7 6 .5 to sell "pre-cut" houses but plans LEAF d hap- ter lank. All in good condition- '.}.. 6-"- Mater" WEEDS 5 7-To astound a fairway comeback( which 'may ,1, Myrtle J. Wall, 500 Elm. Phone 11--Hers Cr. Lost and Found 1 VARSITY THEATRE I-To decay be tough__if not impossible at 42. iy gave • 779-R. Ju 19c 0 "Song of Idaho." a Hr. 5 Min.) 10-Hall! Byrd insists that golf is much LOST-Will anyone please call Earl II-To marry FOR SALE-Piano:good condition. Feilture Starts: 1:00-2:25-3:55-5:25- e' st 1. 17-Melancholy more difficult to play professional nettling A. Woods, phone 1022, 'Murray, if 19-Epic poetry Call 372-J-Mrs. C. A. ijale. Ju 19,c 6:55-W25-9:55. than baseball, and should know they see or find or know where :- Ve 22-Good trick ialang, once having been Babe .Ruth's neither FOR SALE-Coca-Cola ice drink -Mickey," a small brow!) mixed CAPITOL THEATRE 24-Pairings it 25-Period of time LET ME KILL THEM FOR YOU Jps 'I box, practically new. Also Pepsi- terrier, with Pop eyes. Strayed "Last Days of Boot Hill" (55 Min.) 16-Foot like part The .question of whether the adopt . Lola elettric drink box-ROwlaild from N. 18th extehded Thursday Feature Starts: 11:25-1150-2:15-3:40- 19-Position 14 31-Lid major league ball currently in use Refrigeration. Phone 993-J, Hazel\afternoon. Call night or day. Re- 5:05-6:30-7:55-9:20. 32-Sooner than, 33-01d Testament , has more "jackrabbit" than ever No field or fence row too large hoping Highway, ow block south of _ Ward. a tic cony Seventy-five 4-H club members draws a vehement "yes" from things, Sycamore. le 35--lle seed LOST-Wire hair terrier, strayed county are growing straw- ...., 36-Half-breed Elmer Riddle, who is making a fou for In Knox 45-Out of date IS cried. FOR SALE-175 feet of 3-8" cop- from 413.- . 7th. AnsWers to name 43-Explosive contradictory and seas at io nal irtes as a commercioL crop _thlo 44-To meditate FREE F-STIMATION to poi Wittig in one piece. Faucet on of . Reward. Tt4ephorie- comeback with the Pittsburg Pir- the lc year. 46-To press one 484. ''s 55 te together ates. could end !and 3-4" fitting pn the 47-Beverage was a other. Can 374-M. Ju 22c - 46-Oreek letter Riddle is hotter than a flee 4' Q r 50-King Arthur's 'NOW IS THE TIME TO KILL THEM! ree or- sword alarm fire in a year when most L-cKik'IFOR SALE-1939 Oldsmobile. to be Clyde Shoun.figures Vitally In 51-8e• cage pitchers are getting unusually .S S4 1 53-To obstruct u Pops J. R. Burkeen, South 16th or large and frequent lumps. He "call y were Ledger & Tunes, Telephone Pennant Plans Of Boston Braves blames their troubles on the ex- 55. he or- Ju 2Ip tra live ball, claiming it forces s' chit- By CARL LUNDQUIST game in their last seven starts, Sports Parade - FOR GUARANTEED Permanent United Press Sports Writer I remained a half game ahead of - Today's Metal. Weatherstripping or blown it New NEW YORK, June 1. (UP)- the second place Pirates as they By OSCAR FRALEY stuff . . Its a ,ng • argument MURRAY HATCHERY insulation installed by experts call and The 33 year old pttchimg arm of knocked out Cincinnati ace Ewell United Press Sports Writer when Feller loses five in a row . ire H. M. Scarborough, 1021 or 409-J. ly find Clyde Shoun figured vitally in the Blackwell with a three run surge Frank Stranahan. the Toledi) Ruck Wool and -Weatherstrip Co., two IUP)- R. E. KELLEY in his plans of the Boston Braves, not in the sixth on three hits, NEW YORK. Ante 19 strong man who „leaves Tuesday 105 Gatlin Building, Murray. because he happened to win a walks, a sacrifice and an error. Fearless Fraley's facts and figures: for England with hopes of adding Janey Ky. Jy 17c y dolls, ball game, but because he pitched Blackwell fanned eight batters be- , the large gen- the British open to his British fore his bad inning. ne hav- his second complete game in two tleman who plays left field for the amateur title, is a quiet young Wanted seasons. The Pirates, with "Mr. Come- New York Yankees, insists that mak with a subtle sense of humor. Shoun. a calculating. lefty from back," Elmer Riddle, winning his Rapid Robert Feller is "nowhere Prank occasionally gets a kick - EDS WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 room Mountain City, Tenn. topped the eighth victor's, and his third ,hut near as fast as he used to be" out of striding into a hotel lobby out, topping the Phils, 2 to 0 at WE SELL m•IN • unfurnished apartment or house. 5 to 4 .at Boston last night, and "There are at least three pitch- with two suitcases which, from the Telephone 55. 'Jo. 19 apparently °lt . was a well-ltd Philadelphia- The loser was rookie ers in the league, and possibly ease which he handles them, ap- plot because Els last starting and Robin Roberts, up from Wilming- more, who throw harder and with pear empty The bellboys hop WANTED To RENT- 3, 4 or , 5 ton. Del.. who pitched creditably finishing assignment also was a more speed than Felieri" Lindell to with a will-and then almost .1•••• rr -roam furnished or partly furnished in his major league debut, giving RUBBER STAMPS victory over the eels with whom asserted. "The three I'm sure of faint dead away. ,RE house or apartment. Phone 1163-M up five hits. • he once pitched a no-hit, no run are Attie Reynolds of the Yankees The grips are packed with Stran- Murray Consumers -Ciwma Perdue Collins. Jialc _ game. The Cardinals handed the Giants and Art Houtteman and Hal New- ahan's bar bells and other weight 'Usually Shoun works only in their sixth straight defeat at New houser of the Detroit Tigers." lifting equipment!" " ' Coal & Ice Co. York, 12 to 6, in a fantastic, slug- & Tines -tEED roles but because h liegged Lindell's theory is that Feller. The late Lou -Gehtig. one of Telephone 64 bee in which Joe Garagiola 4 Ly-pARKER COMPANY manager Billy Southworth for a ging much of his speed gone, is "try- baseball's immortals, came of We Deliver hft a three run homer and Stan chance, he got it-against .hisi-gitd ing to get the hitters out with thrifty German stock and was -Buyers and Sellers- Musial, - Ron Northy, and Marty team mates. And even though he verr V ALL KINDS OF Marion contributed route smashes was battered in the late innings, Sh-h-h QUALITY FIELD SEEDS he still stuck it out for his third for the winners. The Giants, who NANCY By Ernie Bushisillert put over five runs in the ninth • victory over the Reds with whom 1=1=1U, gave Southworth a chance to rest In a vain effort to tie the score We Are Headquarters his so-called aces. Should Shoun got homers by Scotty Thomson for Seed Cleaning continue to win spot assignments, and Will Marshall in that frame • thy Braves would have a " S" The Cubs rallied late to over- NEW LOCATION pitching line of Shoun, Sam. and come a 4 to 0 deficit and defeat rael Spahn, although as yet Clyde the Dodgers, 6 to 4 at Brooklyn. Across Street From Murray doesn't rate with Johnny and Gil Hodges hit a Dodger homer Stockyards Warren. as Hank Borowy was credited with Telephono 665 The Braves, winning their sixth his second victory. The Athletics upset the Indians. 5 to 4 at Cleveland and moved within a game of first place. cash- Self-Service Display CeaeS ing in on 10 walks to gain the Store Fixtures Raach-in triumph on three hits. 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SATURDAY, JUNE 19, ,14 MURRAY KENTUCKY 11 PAM". THE LEDGER & TIMES. 41.11.1,4111.MOMIMM.M.M.1.1**M1*. •r C A RENEW PICTURE EIRAHES . - Mr. Edwin Koss wawrt over —WOW- to renew and repair Via, - night visitor in the home- of Mrs. lure frames is another of the tar,:. Club News night. Activities -- Locals O. T. Venable, Wednesday ty ideas DoodfoTd county hum, Texas Mr. Koss is on leave from makers are learning under the A & M while he studies' on his guidance of Mrs. Frances Poe s,- Ur- doctorate at Illinois University. per, home apecialist at the College Page Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Pete Koss ac- Women's bana. of Agriculture and 'MGM. Econ. WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M "JO compa. ;tied him ails far as Chicago onficaa Univeraity of Kentucky At it train for Con- where they took the a meeting of leaders from all th e •4. gmaNnw with neeticut for a months visit clubs, 18.frames were put ingo,tY Unite relatives here. condition. Some required rubbilia • • and waxing or painting, In North:. All lessons were ably given by Engagement Announced down Homemakers and Mrs. J. Bordeaux who others were repaired I Mrs, C. Crawford and'Mr: Wal- Dr. while with guests of the latter's pans and Murray Complete ter Williams lio received the lee- have been the plaster of touched up mother and sisters, Mrs. J. H. Cole- with gold paint Several !aria, rojects For Year 1 sons each m,-- 'h„frurn Mrs_ Verna P P. A. Hart and Mrs Fran- were taken apart to mak, a- - - •*t • rLatzke. special:St in-clothing at U.K. man. Mrs. frames Jahnson, left Wednesday for ones. The North Murray Homemakers' College of. flame Ecunoinics. ces smaller In Calif., to reside. They have concluded. a very interesting Of the' seventeen members in Los Angeles, their frionds enroute. and proLtable year's work under .their club. hreto made nice carton will visit Use our cuisswea Bordeaux will be aasociated Covert the leadership of Mrs_ Ontis Pie- dresses and aLl but one n Mrs. business. Angeles. get the ton, who has served in this-capacity sepresent- for the dress revue in with a college in Los • that he for the -past two years June , appointe major to year Three lesson- on toots *arc given Mrs. Kate Kirk and Mrs. Ruth Their project rthis to be I was a .course 'in. the -fano prinoples• during the ytalia- Demena•ratlans CHAPTER XXXVI • edge not only of where the poison Filbeck spent last week in Memuhis. them the of sewing. Matta”- members who were made of delicious sandwiches, A TENSE silence followed had been obtained, but how it had • • • 'COME IN AND LET ME been administered. I can't prove had been ,doing th&-ira sewina ' for t'-‘ii.idi• and cottage chee.,- (Lanes Mrs. Jack Miles and twa initiative -LaYinia's admission that Just when you ptit it in Dupres' bot- Mr. and years felt that- -, ta.eat lesson'sf .and • served te- the members. , the had seen Henri emerging tle of whiskey. but I strongly sus- sons. Bob and _Keith, and daugh- TEST YOUR the stat wouldn't_ be ' of :interest I,. them, A short lesson on lar4scaritlem was from Gaston Dupre' room pect that you plai tathere when you ter. Carolyn. from Abilene. Texas, The Gov but all agree tha t ttey Osiris — a giviii- JitAit-ni,trilli-by. I-PT-Wane: made that -pretext to BO upstairs Mr: and Mrs. J. L. with 3 little bottle that Might are here visiting- hi better and .t.,er way --of doing., Will: . to change Ibur slippers, WATCH,TREE! board . have Contained poison. Wilcox. Mrs. Miles' mother and fa- things than thhy had been, doing 'ht' social side , f life is-obi:et-vial' You knew that, sooner or later. will fun Amedee exclaimed, "La- ther, and Mr. Miles, for ten days. . '.a` •• in s club alm,. An till- Then. he would replenish his pocket flask for years. day vinia. you're lying! I don't believe Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Seamans will be ship sta' Chrionasca, meet in.; .ilvas heti -jointly from that bottle. As it happened. Them. •lesmms cansisted of taking you even saw Henri in 'the upper he didn't drink any whiskey from in from Louisville to join them at needed. with the Souh Murray Club...zit measurements and altering. patterns the bottle until the next day, and her father's. Mr. Wilcox. strings the cabin where a de- herself up. "Apolo- to suit the individual, the matching Girl Scalia Lavinia drew so. wasn't taken ill until some time pointmer of plaid ard strips bet re cutting: Ocaais Christmas inner was sera.- gize for that. Amedee!" after your disappearance. However. I repeat— Mr and Mrs. Jack Miles and College how to correetly lay -the pittern on ed and a Christmas ee -oral pro- "I won't apologize. that's of little Importance. The you're lying. Where could Henri two sons, Bob and Keith and Babb cs maerial. kinds of seams suitable on gram was th.•htughly •yed by fact that you've admitted possess- have got poison out 'here'?" ing Incriminating knowledge is suf- daughters,. Carolyn tram _Wine. at the n different kinds ot tabrua neck iines use members in the afterao • "I'll tell .you fihere! When old ficient to 'convict you." Texas are helealvisithig Mr, and •-• and A pet luck lunch was •serta at infected hand last Babb collars fpr .different shaped Joseph had an Un to now, the rest of us had Mrs. J. L. Wilcox, Atm Miles' mo- faces, how to put in—tVeves that fit Mrs Frei Ginelera in February. winter, the doctor ordered bichlor- been listening in open-mouthed si- Memben mercury tablets to be used in ther and father, -and Mr. Miles commiss ._Cild.Inel colnivalehalalr .how to re-ark • A hicais at the city park for thei e of lence to Trelawney'a accusations. a wash for it. Some of the tablets Now, the sheriff spoke. -So far. for ten days, mr. and Mrs. J. L. he "aabutton holes and correctly--put in rnernbara' and their famthea is plan- aor,` says were lett over." • Trelawney. what Seamons will be ht front. tied far-July 8. so good. Mr. But to OPP° Trelawney spoke again. "And about the murder of Leopardine? trine to join Ahem at her. father's Ti.a. club h Henri used those 0— provided you think That You have no evidence that Miss Mr. Wilcox. work -in citizensirup this year. They left-over tablets to murder his says (hit Lavinia did that. Besides, why Miss Mary Elisabeth Roberts antribtited to the cancer drive. to stepfather?" .. should she have killed the old trot of ladit-s rest r at the ccurt "I—I'm afraid so. The blue bottle woman" Mr. Joe rn.- bi•Ogan, a former res- And tht kit I saw in his hand was exactly like An announcement of the engage- Farmer. and Mrs. James Overby 'louse. ana Jour:). with Peany and "Because Leopardine discovered ident of Murray. who has been re dent Si the bottle in which the tablets had her hiding place." Trelawhey an- assisted in entertaining upstairs, „serv,d a thau- ment of Miss Mary Elizabeth Rob- siding in Miami, Fla., for a num- All watches repcdred heel brings aotah"Murray dubs come. Of course. I didn't actually,. swered. "As for evidence. - I ye where a delightful program of mu- erts and Mr Herbert Lee Williams ber of years, is in Murray for a accredit/ Ends Today aind members at the Ca-, p annual see him drop them into the bottle shown that Miss Dumont's story sic was presented by Miss Lillian lore tested on the stopped sud- was revealed Friday evening at a visit with his sister, Mrs Fannie the lay They helped renovate old fur- cif-whiskey— 'Lavinia about her imprisonment was a Ile. Watters, Mr. C. R. McGavern and fuse niture and made draper-Tel for the denly. Hence, her attempt to imply that Twiny given at the Murray Womans McElrath and famint North Fourth urp the Trelawney's Mr. Hugh D. McGee. _Girl Sewn cabin They helped in A grim smile crossed Dr. Keith killed Leopardine when Club House. street. Mrs. Grogan will Join him crintend SUES OF ilia "Up to the present time no klorray Hospital. face. he was seen on one of his alleged The guests were greeted at the Downstairs the tea table was a in about ten days. the shawer tooth,. has said anYthing about the visits to the cabin was as good as I.-. one visiop of loveliness enhanced by %AB One member took an orphan hirl poison having been put into a a confession of her own guilt." door by Miss Lula Clayton Beale, it-t•lls us rrnmediatolf ed. the tnd gave her a It me. while many bottle of whiskey. We haven't Suddenly. Lavinia gave a shill and Miss Marilyn Mason. who pin- artistic flower arrangements and what tewrong when you the boa administered. refreshments. Mrs. A. B. floral f the member: h itae eantrilitited known Pints. it was desperate scream, then lunged for- ned a nosegay on each person, bear- dainty throughout with beautiful _bring your watch bs. It •of them Ittlane far taa How, then, do von know? There ward in a faint. • ing a miniature book with %the Austin and Mrs. R. H. Cooper pre- arrangements. The place Vahere'the theme s one way th which you can proves to you that U's is Only names of the engaged couple. Mr. sided at the punch bowl. Others as- honoree sux.d was marked with right, missions know—because you put it there!' IT WASN'T until the next day and W. P. Roberts, Jane Ron'- sisting in the dining room were: beautiful baskesta of white gladioli, when you take It out. has bedi A that I had a chance to talk pri- Mrs. Ilan, Mrs.' E. A. bas- AVINIA sprang to her feet. vately with Trelawney. Meanwhne, erts McGee. Mary Elizabeth and -Mrs. George and throughout the -room were Kentuck Keach's !i 111E IMMEI NOT SHOTS LLi "How dare you! Why should I Lavinia had broken down com- Lee greeted the guests who in turn tucker. Mrs. Ben T. Cooper, Miss kets of summer flowers. getting VIIICIE usin 1L have killed Clastberinpres?" pletely and confessed. expressed many good washes for Mary Lassiter and Miss Ruth Las- Mr and Mrs. W P. Roberts an- Furches Jewelry common 111E MEN you why." Trelawney "I'm still stunned." I fold Tre- SNOW Les "I'll tell and bridegroom to be. siter. nounced the wedding of their dau- two ye: V. at her. "You had two lawney. -"And I don't see how Store oksineersts • rune back A lovely Program of music was ghter to be July 9th, at the First raise ta reasons: first, to prevent him from in the world you guessed that La- Others assisting in making an - MIMS PCIel R. S. Baptist Church- with th• making public that old scandal In- vinia was the guilty one. You enjoyable evening were: Mr. and presented downstairs by Mrs. as never before volvina your family: and secondly. thought at first that she herself Mrs_ W. Percy Williams of Paris. Farmer. Mr Bobby Grogan, Misses certiftec because you wanted money. You had been murdered." parents of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Betty Brown. Betty Jane Davis. gible I going to marry Henri for - know, but later developments SUNDAY • were James C. Vivian Jones and Mr. Joe Routon. next acl and, when you found you Made me change mat mind. Even Williams. of Murray: Mr. money Lochie Faye Hart, Sue this is .marry him, you were des- before I reached here. I felt fairly and Mrs. W. Bryant Williams. Mr. Misses and Monday couldn't tubblefield Istical I rate. Then, it occurred to you certain that she was guilty and was and aka. ,yyron W. Mitchell, Nirs.1 Parker, Carolyn Melugin. Nancy Dale • monommeseamempubas..s.m. died-Henri In hiding saws:hers osa the Place. Percy U. anti me. Ernest 4 Wear, and Jennie Lou Jellison as. iLOaNSP Morel would inherit the old mara's fortune After we found her, it was easy Williams, all of Parts. Mrs. Rob stated in serving. lo get 1 YOU'LL FIND make claims upon enough to catch her up in the mesh and you could Mason. Mrs. H.- C. Corn. decarated led col -as his half-sister. of her own lies." Trelawney Mrs. Clete The Club House was Henri appoint ADVENTURE.. "Then, this evening, when you paused. "I hated, though, to do It for th, learned that you were not his half- —hated to hurt you by helping to ACTION. sinter. after all, you seized upon the convict a friend of yours." authors idea of accusing him of his step- "So that's what you meant when Docor father's murder because you figur- you said before that I might be heaven. accredi ROMANCE... ed that. after he had paid for His hurt!" I exclaimed. "Oh. Amedee all st, IN iniPaletsed crime, his money would I thought you suspected crop of gray hairs over- Morehe go to tits brother Amedee—and you and I got a coulidcollect from Amedee. It would night! This may sound callous. OPENING SUNDAY been is have been simpler, of course, simp- but I was actually relieved when ment ly to have renewed your engage- I found out it was Lavinia. not month. OLD Amedee, you were after. However IN MURRAY, KY, ment to Henri. but you were des- of colt of would-have hatat having to tes- perately afraid that the murder druppe Gaston Dupre' would be traced to tify at her trial. so I'm glad she LOS ANGELES you, and so you made haste to pin has confessed Now. I can leave char& and needn't come back." the MUM on some one else. You for home ROOM the rer Just came into the DINING then, Amedee National the reason I've Hotel Wilke EITT1 • loir C.AINO!,! incited Henri for dent. outlined. Otherwise, you probably room. Ild100 • losept SDilli-JW would have tried to blame the mur- "The sheriff's looking for you. The management of the Hotel National in Murray, Ky., takes pleasure in announcing that GOER Trelawney." he said. •ie knit • iaras Iternat der upon Dudley Keith. just as you room has been newly decorated, and will be open to serve the public this Henc that he murdered He waited until Trelawney had their main dining In= • :my 1.-.••- • ouir tried to imply foods, pre- soon b ai firm Leoparc6ir " gone, then sat down beside me. Sunday! The kitchen has been nevily equipped throughout to give you the best of just now lations A REPLBLIC FICT:,PE lie!" Lavinia panted "I heard what you said most taste-tempting manner! This Sunday enjoy a wholesome meal in the quiet, "It's all, a about not coming pared in the "I think not. There were too Peter-1 mean, National! ruled you will pleasaht atmosphere of the main dining room of the Hotel many holes in that story you told bark. But I hope that electet Far one thing, you said that you come back—sometime." rred "That's meet of you." I said, had neither food nor water during except trying to sound casual. "I prob- the entire time of your alleged tin- civil You could have gone ably shall—sotnitinte." priaanntent. then the ct without food that long, but not He was silent a moment, without water You'd have been in suddenly caught hold of my hand $1.50 MENU $1.50 vote 1 SHOP ALL 9 FLOORS a gate of unconsciousness or delir- "In fa'-t. as soon as all this is 8-thou when we you. You hid over, I'd like to come North and • • " for ium found Special Table D'Hote Dinner Sunday, June 20, fcred yourself in that eabin of your own brief, you back." sldew There was no mistaking his from free will, sneaking back and forth 1948. Served 12:00 to 2:30 and 6:00 The • Furniture to the house at -sight to forage. meaning. My heart was pounding Make your next luncheon or dinner like a triphammer. - to 7:30 P. M. hopes • Rugs and Carpets You did this so that your apparent in Mur- abrence,at the time of Gaston Du- "We'll see," I evaded. date at the Hotel National dispui •'Home Furnishings-, ores' death would make it seem "All right—I won't ask you to • Choice of One pc ray — where prkes are reasonable, • a that you could have had nothing to commit yourself novo"- he said. Chilled Fruit Cup Grapefruit-Juice mayoi The Very Next Time lo With his murder." "but I have• feeling Mere coming and the food ... Superb! Air-con- back." Iced Tomato 'Juice Jellied ConsoMme at Sc You Are ditioned for your comfort! II *THAT'S not so!" Lavinia. cried. With that, he smiled confidently -- Appetizers In In Hopkinsville .counc "Dudley locked me up!" and bent his head to kiss me Celery Curls Radish Rosebuds 'Then when did he get the key? squarely on the lips. I couldn't 25-dol You said. when I asked you'. that he decide whether to be annoyed by Piccalilli meter lidn't so Into the house before you his self-assurance or thrilled by , Cucumber Chips Stuffed Olives incroi - wo that kiss. walked down to the cabins: Entrees the co Ending ind he couldn't have abtalned the 111 have to admit, though, that

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