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WEATHER FORECAST jt-Els•ITUCKY: Rather cloudy with a few showers in the 2 _irk east portion today. A few Chicago showers again late tonight this he / • and Tuesday. Tempeiratures n got a about the same. iis con- to 21 high Pai YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- June 7, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Y1-X; No. 263 PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY • 'Murray,s Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, 171 .Last Week Club To Be Formed Workmen Begic t' ark ill 'nevi In Kentucky W • cir- Here For Small Most of the news in Kentucky of a political mi- Today Redecaeating fessional Ibis week was the City ti,.. with the battle in the August •red don tertion ueginning to shape up. Boat Enthusiasts aers are First. there's the post of U. S. Senator. now held by Republican To expedite the progress of boat-• Sherman CLoper of Somer- Court House John County ing activity in the Murray region set_ A few weeks ago, represent- for the season. prepara- ativi- Virgil Chapman Of Paris. summer HAZEL BAPTIST miouneed that he would seek the tions are under way among ,key Democratic nomination for the members ot the boating fraternity 1Special Ceiemony To Mari; • • CHURCH TO HAVE post. to consolidate the art...0 numerous BILLY PAUL STONE And this week, the president of enthusiasts into a locaiclub. SINGING SCHOOL the Young Democratic clubs of Spokesman for the -group, Wil- DIES SUNDAY- Cont_pletion Of Project din • Kentucky, Milt Whitworth. 38 of. liam G. Nash. of Jonathan Creek papers The Hazel Baptist Church • will 3:49-:, Elizabethtown. field for Lodge and Harbor, stated that Reabar Workmen began this morning re. hold a singing school for ten con- • • the nomination. He also announced -membership and AT HOME HERE decorating the interior of the ert E. Potter, Jr. Wednes- he was ready to fight Chap- secutive nights, beginning lE that club disector .for the Outboard county court hUllfAt. The first pro- day, June 10. at 7:30, Rev. II. F. SENATE BATTLE man for the nomination, and that Boating Club of America, will meet- Billy Paul Stone, IS, was found "on a shoe- Paschall, pastor, announced today. ject is replastering and patching 2:14-3 hell run his rave with the city's small-boaters June dead - in hit bed at 730 Sunday The school will be under the di- some of the walls. string," as he puts it. This is in- procedures necessary 18 to outline Mur- morning. oner Max Churchill LOOMS ON STANDBY mean that he has no rection of Rudolph Howard of County Judge Pink Curd said that terpreted to to club formation and to discuss- said he died a und 2:00 a m. He' Democratic Ad- ray..He will teach the rudiments of at a meeting Saturday night the support from the with them the numerous boating been subjec to epilepsy r hymn singing so that members of a has f committee' in charge, of the project FIE118 ministration or from state labor natural to a local boating WHIZ-Twelve-year-old Takeko Matsushita rapidly DRAFT PROPOSAL activities learn to sing cor- ABACUS about 10 years. congregation will with adults decided to buy the materials and leaders. club. pushes the beads on her abaci's as she competes his., by rectly. The majority of people sing Survivors include parents, June 7. (UP).-- hire day laborers instead .of letting Chapman, strongly opposed ."The majority of boating activi- championship in a contest held in WASHINGTON. he said. for the national abacus Mr. and Mrs. Glocitous Shine, Vine a contract for the whole job. labor leaders, reportedly has the cooperation by ear or custom, A close battle appeared to be ties necessitate close Tokyo's Chuo University. Literally putting her nose to the two sisters. Mrs Mary' ou- iN The Broadman hymnal Will be street; in the senate today Hoyt Cleaver of" Almo was en- full backing of Governor Clem- among floaters, themselves:* Nash herself a whiz at shaping up as text. grindstone, she failed to win, but proved bert of Detroit. Miss Patsy A gaged akforeman of /KC He cots. short used over a proppsed put the draft on project. stated. "Boating often falls calculator that some Consider faster than the Stone of Murray; four brothers. for the ancient -standby" basis. will hire the number of laborers. A number of p▪ ersons filed of the . prominence it deserves • modern adding machine. Albert Lee, Rex, Jr.. Joe Pat and R. needed through the committee. The congressional nomination from the lack of concentrat- Homer E. Capehart, simply through Bobby Lee. all of Murray: grand- members of the committee are various districts. Ind., sponsor of the plans' claimed ed effort:- parents, Mr. and Mrs: J M Mills Judge Curd, Sheriff Thomas H. PRODUCE growing port and there were Wendel Pat- Saturday Democrat Nash stated that the demand is county. of Calloway the back- terson and Esquire Gatlin Clopton.• Young of LOuirl,ille filttd for the ? among Murray indications h might win ever increasing Funeral 'services will be held at Present 'plans call for a compteta race in Kentucky's third district.' or- 7. 11.7PiLPro- ing of Sen. RObeisingle 'group heard two talks by ROSS days after the effective date. sador to the Foremost among inter-club ac- Cheese: Twins 45 During the busieeft 'melon Sat.: The CARTER, ting ceremony will be he Corn- He laid 65 to 66. Davenport. former Uni- -I think I am in favor of it" Washington Usti week. tivities is the new OBC system of daisies .47 to 49, Swint urclay afternoon. Miss Betty Petty. Miss Iris lete details will be annO at a. taking an ad- pounds, the mar- of Kentucky clothing spec- Taft said. ieporters he is not gnateur handicap racing which al- Butter 941,964 16-year-old Heath high school stu- versity GRADUATED FROM hater date._ and is not 82, 92 score 30, is now women's editor of The senate put a speed up tag ive.intorest in politics lows all outboard boats to compete ket firm. 93 score dent, was elected president of the ialist who any office. 90 score 77. Agriculturist. She on the draft legislation. Senate planning to run for equally in a race regardless of the 90 score 78. Carlots Kentucky Future Homemakers As- the Southern for hte Calling Card" and leaders planned to choke off Morton defeated O'neal horsepower of the motor -or the 89 score. 75 1-2. sociation. spoke on "Your MISSOURI UNIV Eges. !Browns and whites MX- of Being an F.H.A. several civil rights amendments post in 1946. hull displacement. Nash said the Miss Petty was president of the privileges LIVESTOCK I for Lou- cases, the market firm activity included awarding John Mack Carter and Billy which were sure to provoke pro- The Wallace committee system is based on a workable edo 79,902 Heath chapter last year and head Other also 70 to 80 percent membeliships to four Ross were among the 1.550 seniors longed debate by southern Demo- isville and Jefferson county of handicapping which re- to steady. Extras of the district F H.A. organization honorary method 1 graduate students who re- crats. ST. LOUIS NATL STOCK- has a candidate in the race for promin- A 46 to 47, extras 60 to 70 percent an outstanding adult F.H.A:-Etatters cently ,attained national in 194748. She is a. m. to from the 'Third dis- A 44 to 45, standards 41 to 42 1-2. F.H A. members received ceived degrees at the University The senate met at II YARDS, Ill.. June 7. (UPP-HIS- Represenative ence during the first field tests in -student and a leader in many high Eighteen attorney Alfred current receipts 40 1-2. degrees, the first of Missouri Friday. take up the draft bill and the DAi-Livestock: rToN trict. He is Illegro Florida. The system will be- avail- school activities. The retiring pres- state chapter 35.,, The committee be- since the organization was This was the largest graduating house convened an hour to con- Hogs 18.900: salable 17.500. Mar- M. Carria, able to local clubs throughout the ident was Miss Doris' Lloyd of awarded is the first years ago. The class in the history of the college. sider a measure to admit displaced ket 25 to 50c lower than Friday lieves that Carrot States. Maysville. established three United half again as large as that persons into the United States. members of his race to run for Brooks Chapel also elected state chapter members. by achievement, nearly with maximum decline being on Nash said that all boaters inter- Miss Petty was de- °Hid.. junior chapter. state and Amer- of a year ago. Carter and Ross There were also these other Light hogs. Tops 24.50. sparingly. congressional ested in furthering activity in the candidate for a national F.H.A. of- win The committee also announces Church to Have ica degreel!' Six. chapters won su- wefe graduated from the school velopments: Bulk of good and choice 190 area can obtain further details of fice. Arthur is sponsoring H. G. Stan- ratings in 'the state scrap- of journalism ERP-Senate Prefident to 240 lbs 24 to 24,25; 240 to 270 that it the first organizational meeting The convention drew more than perior Mr. and Mrs. 'Zelna Carter and H. Vandenberg-prubably will win- lbs 22.75 to 270 to 300 lbs 212S field, 58, of Louisville. (or U. S. Homecoming their sponsors to Mur- book contest. 24: from him at' anao. time. 400 girls and Ross attend- his fight to restore in the senate Senator. Mr! and Mrs Harmon to 23; 300 to 425 Ihs 19 to 21.50: exercises. the slashed the house, made in 'During Ole week. Governor •Brooks Chapel Methodist Church ed the commencement few heavier lots 18:50 to 18.75; money for the European recovery Clements named men to he-a-d two Mrs. D. L. Divelbiss returned to will have its homecoming. day. Sur, 150 to 170 lbs 2250 to 23.75: 130 program. But St will be a diffe:-- newly-created branches of, the Murray last night after spending day. June 13. Preachingwill be'Delegates Named To to 150 lbs 2075. to 22.75; 100 to ent story when the issue goes to state government. twIl weeks in Mansfield, 0.. at the held in the morning and singingc MILITARY SERVICE 120 lbs 17 75 to 19.75. sows 450 Ii. c a joint conference 'committee to Clements named Charles H. Gar- bedside of her father. E A. Planck, in the afternoon. Dinner will lbs down 17 50 to 18; heavier compromise differences between belt, 33. of Ashland, as the new who passed away last Wednesday. served at noon. Demo Convention kinds 16.50 to 17.25. ar.ho is interested in the Late TO BE HELD FOR the house and senate. Chairman Cattle 7.500: salable 6.500; calves .1 V commissioner of aeronautics. Gar- Mr. Planck had been in ill health Anyone John Taber of the house appro- trell will be the first commissioner since the death of his wife last Oc- upkeep of the cemetery please be Calloway County Democrats met 2.000, all salable. Steer tun 5 priations committee is opposed to under the new setup in tile aero- tober. present. at 200 o'clock Saturcli.y ifternoon CHRISTIAN CHURCH liberal with abut 55 loads on T-5 STUBBLEFIELD any restoration of the . 26 per nautics department, created by the in the county court house to name sale. Market slow and steady to cent cut the house made. Vanden- last general assembly. The one- delegates to the Democratic state slightly lower on steers and heif- ATTEND berg may win back part of the man commission replaces the old convention which convenes tomor- MEMBERS ers. Cows virtually at a stand- cut.. however. commission June 17ht. row in Louisville. still, except for a few good kind- Died-Rep. Thomas L. Owens. The other major appointment Political Roundup Luther Robertson, regular Demo- CONFERENCE som bulls about steady.. Top veal- YOUTH 50-year - old Illinois Republican. was that of Guthrie F. Crowe of cratic county chairman, called the ens unchanged from last week. A Press westward by special train towald died at Bethesda Naval hospital. I.a Grange, to head the new state By United meeting to order. Frank Albert few loads good choice steers 34.50 LY • the mountain resort of Sun Val- The Youth Conference of the police force The force comes in- Stubblefield was named temporary to 35; good kinds. 33 to 34 light Rivals for the Republican presi- Mahn, where he will stay Christian Churches fur the south- It also as ley. chairman and Dewey Ragsdale was weight thin grassy kinds on feeder to being July first. dential nomination stepped up their area is in assembly this Week ULLETI overnight. The President attended, of :the meeting west 17,50 to 2.1: good. and Y created by the last legislature. the most, named secretary account activity today to make church services in Kearney. Neb.. at Kuttitwa Springs, Icy There was some trouble in Har- Saturday. Prague. June 7 ...1UP)-President choice hetters and mixed yearl- of the 14 days remaihing before the he declined to Young people from the First week. A yesterday. Although The resolution committee appoint- clear. ings Ill•to 35; medium to good bulls lan county during the convention gets Church of Murray. with Eduard Benes resigned totes GOP nominating discuss politics on Sunday with the include Miss Christian group of men ganged upon a mine ed by Stubblefield for the Communists to quAble from 24 to 25; cutter under way in Philadelphia. his train, he their adult sponsors. left Sunday ing the nay prevent him crowds that greeted Mayrell Johnson. chairman. Mrs Krades 18 to 20: good and choice superintendent. to,. a meeting last office in Harold E Stassen completed did sandwich in a few digs at the Gro- afternoon to attend the take over the major from going to work at a mine Mary Russell *illiams, John them scalers '25 tea 28.50; common-Land series of meetings with convention Congress in Representatives from Murray in- Czechoslovakia ohich eluded a walkout Republican-controlled gan and Hiram Tucker. medium, Ift to 25. which ,was the scene of in Iowa, Nevada and In their coup last Fehruars. delegates a stop at Cheyenne. Wyo. Frank Albert Stubblefield was clude. last Tuesdiy. and headed for Hart- Woods, California political developments. chosen to deliver the Calloway Misses Ann Adams, Ann When Superintendent W. I). Co- with Other ford. tonti, where he meets convention. Jean Corn. Janice Clopton. Lochie helia, who works at the Harlan Nebraska Democrats - William credentials at the state the Connecticut delegation tonight Hart. Jennie Lon Jellison: Corporation, left Ritchie, chairman of the Nebraska Delegates electe include: Fay Wallins Coal second choice support. The Austin, Brief to seek Jr. Clegg in Mrs. Parks Situation Commit- Frank Albert Stubblefield, Rupert International home Thursday, a group of 12 tu Democratic State Central delegation is pledged to Sen. Ray- Kirby. Jennings. 0. B., Boone. Jr.. Walter Moser,. 15 men tried to stop him They tee. said he would not back Presi- C. J. McDevitt, mond E. Baldwin. R.. Conn, as the Miss Selected as adult leaders are! For Germany •: out of his car, and hit dent' Truman for renomination. Mrs. Frank Albert Stubblefield, Self-Government Announced pulled him on the first ballot. E. J. Noel favorite son delegate to the Mayrell Johnson. Mrs. Mai-y Rus- Mn.'Pat Wear, Mrs. him in the mouth and on the side Ritchie. who is a June .7 The United States and five other Sen. Robert A. Taft. R. 0., whip- Williams, Lester. Nanny. Hall Jr,, Jim James and Rev. R. E. WASHINGTON, the head. A series of shots were Democratic convention, said that sell of back to his Washington head- will be friendly powers today revealed plans for self-government in western and ped' Truman's visit here IS:et- Hood, W. A. Patterson, Gardie Jarman. A full •frlitary funeral •.- exchanged between the Men North "after troops will re- quarters after a week-end in Lassiter. Glen Doran, Nels Waggo- held for T=5 Rufus G.' Stubblefield Germany, but served notice on Russia that occupation Mr. Co. but no one was in- dayi I am convinced he is not the Carolina where he sought support Pink forenoon secured." man.,this year." ner, Wendell .Patterson. Judge at 1100 o'clock Thursday main -there "until the peace of Europe is jured:- convention of the state's 26 GOP Curd. T. 0, Turner, Leon Hale, under the direction of the Murray by tgelix powers again blamed Soviet The state highway patrol has Third Party-Henry A. Wallace. SERVICES HELD A comitithicuic issued jointly delegates. Luck Burt. -John Shroat. L. Rob- colored American Legion Post, The door open to eventual arrested three men in connection campaigning for the presidency on policies for the partitio •Itut held the Taft followed Stasseeinto North ertson, Hiram Tucker. Mrs. Gladys funeral home is in charge of. wills the affair. third party ticket, charged in Dunn participation jg the western plan loir general unfieation of the Carolina. and Gov. Thomas E. his Mrs. Geo. Edd Overbey, Dr. Russian at the Har- Re- Scott. SUNDAY FOR AUTO arrangements. A couple of miners will round out New York that neither the former enemy state. • Dev.ry of New York Rainey T. Wells, John Grogan. The body will arrive in Murray lan Wa 11 ins concern filed suit publicans nor Democrats want the recommendations made at the recent the invasion by Republillin presi- George: Ed Overbey. Wednesday and will re- The communique covered the United Mine Workers Russia. He said both at 7:12 p.m. against aspirants when 'fie moves peace with alternates were RACING VICTIM by represetatives of the United States. Britain, dam- dential The following main at the funeral London conference of America. seeking personal for two "cherish" the cold war. And in into the state Wednesday named: , hour. Burialtnte in the France, Belgium. Luxembourg and the Netherlands. It was released ages of 25-thousand - 750. - dol- Providenee, R. I.; his vice presiden- Funeral services, for Cecil B. Clees funeral days of speech-making. W. C. Robinson. Eurie Kuyken- cemetery. a.m. EDT in capitals of the six nations. lars each. They are F. J. Williams tial running mate. Sen. Glen Tay- were held Sunday afternoon at the city simultaneously at 6 Although Gen. Douglas MacAr- dall, Album Willoughby, Noah was the son of and Richard Collins. who charge rnf1dhn.tcharged tkat .his bro- Elm Grovel cemeteFr -finder the T-5 Stubblefield not campaigning personally- lor Moody. C. J. Williams, Gatlin Clop- them from. thur is J. H. Thurman. L. D. and Anna Stubblefield of the U. M. W. A drove his ther, Paul. of San Jose, Calif.. was Erwin. T. direction of Rev. for the Republican nomination: ton, G. M. Potts, C. E. He died at the age of 24. Agreement Worked Out their jolts during the . national being "investigattd because I am a Clees was killed in a midget auto Murray. Compromise backers were not idle. MacArthur- Sledd, Roy Graham. George Hart. Esoiritu • stoppage last March. did accidept in Grand Rapids. Septembcs 19. 1944, in coal work national third party member." Taylor M Marshall, Devote Reed. Bur- racing TEL AVIV. June 7 (UP)-Courit Folke Bernadotte of Sweden has prac- for-President clubs opened • Santo. New Hebrides. In May the two filed unfair not say who was doing the investi- Mich. His home was in Hazel -Jewish war in headquarters in Philadelphia's A- nett Waterfield. Ruth Meintgomery. this county worked out a compromise agreement to halt the Arab against the union.. Mich. He was drafted from tice charges coordinator gating. Nix Harris. D M. Hale. Mrs. Stark Park, to accept or reject it v.-thin the next of delphia Hotel. National wife. the in September. 1942. and went over- Palestine and will ask both sides .6nd now, here is a summary Bricker, who Wells Survivors include his Warren E. Wright. said he, expect- Ohio-Sen. John W. Erwin, Mrs. H. T. Waldrop. He served from Cairo said today. 101. other happenings in Kentucky dur- former Sue Lassiter of Murray. his seas in December, 1943. 48 hours, reports of petitions will nominate Sen. Robert A. Taft Purdoyn. Mrs. Boric Cooper. Mrs. ed to gather "carjoads" -old son, one with the engineering division of "I put my plao verballf to Arab and Jewish leaders." Bernadotte ing the week. the Republican 'mei:Mrs. Raymond Hamlin, mother, one four-year present to the convention chair- for president at Whit Before entering A carnival performer confessed to -Sister and three brothers. the Third Army said when he landed in Cairo today after rushing through conferences LEVANT Joseph W. Martin. convention, was elected chairman Mrs. W. C. Elkins, Stanley Roberts. that she killed man. Speaker • the seMices, he was employed with yesterday in Beirut, Haifa and Amman. to Pittsburg police is of the state's delegation to the Re- with Arab and Jewish le'aders IIVRENCE road Jr. when the General's name at the T.V.A. He had one brother in her sweetheart on a lonely Gov. Thom- A large North American deer. er- A lamb should be butchered "Now I 1m putting it tp_thern in writing. I expect a straightforward St before the delegates. publican convention, Stubble- Middlesboro. . . . state autho- placed months of age to get the choic- the service. Pvt. Raymond OHLMAR near mean- as J. Herbert was named vice roneously called an elk, is actually six answer withpfl 48 hours." . and On the Democratic front, field. rities couldn't find- the body, a wapiti. est meat. while, President Truman pushed chairman. she admitted the story was a hoax.

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_ MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1948 PAGE TWO ▪ THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MON1 . . . magicians and tallies ck.a.1 - We do not really have any " THE LEDGER. Sc TIMES 1 RliNIENIBER? 1 ITALIAN GIRL TO thing works wwiderfully" will &II envie. or reagthens to, help. Us - IPTYRLISHEO BY THE C'ALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANT ' her package. a Ogiseolidation of Zee Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The ------e• run diis great nation, we'do have illimes-Herald. October 20, 1928, andthe West Kentuckian January 17. 1942 The governer. of South Carolina Democratic " spirit. le% W W. RECEIVE COVETED the- magic of e said he would see to it. I and, 'the faith that men should be W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER 'Dolores Susin 9f (Via lives." JAMIE C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER Witcr. this Mniray 1.14.1r•LIICSS Col- Little free to live their own h i,s a. operated by It. T. Wel- AMERICAN PARCEL -Feltre-90) Belluno, Italy, wrote The Italian girl's letter ended PUblisheif afternoons except Sunday at 103 North-4th St. Murray. Ky. EU., i• His -.Alva:xi:sing. a quarter, 16 Gov. J. 'Strom Thurmond_ be- wistfully: - • center; .iii. reads: Murray 'Buse- COLUMBIA, S. C.. June 5 tUP: cause" . . . I 'chosen the address Entered at the Post Office, Murray. Kentucky. for transmission as "Reeding by books in the attire -A sad little Italian girt who me more. I did that Second Ciass Matter r:Cal, Ce,Ilege will open a day class that attract I created a pertonal landeliaPe never has received an American is the name of day November 12. in Book- because Carolina of that land and somehow- I think SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per, wisek 15c, per package frorn -the country. of Kee Typewriting, I my grandmother beloved. that after America can. come only Month. 65c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $350. else- It( Rapid C.:Aleut-Monti 14f,eheas. where $550, . that the the heavan.' Am I right or • C.'rrespe(tidence. Also turned defeat into, victory In the gr.a.Indmwoiiithher good • NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITNIER CO. 903 Sterick c .1 e• -tire- in Seleemettship. opener when his two-run blast in as cletir as the Italian one," Building, Memphis, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave New York: 307 Ne ele•higen t et .1 'Siert ielegraphy - and the eighth tied the score at 4-all Dolores said seine of her neigh- Ave, Chicago; 80 Boylston St. Boston. • Mrs. J. W. Jackson of Jackson- R. ;treading ' and his single Ai the ninth drove bors have relatives in America FOR & ville. N. C.,. who will be -a brides- • • in the winning run. In the second who sent, them packages. • Ethyl, meld this evening in the Farmer-- Whet'. Mrs Ms rtis Walker was game. Ted Williams led the 17 "Some has an uncle, others a Free o 11111 EDITORIAL_ Kelly wedding is a house guest in ; ef the Mat Bird hit assault with a homer, double brother or father. I am the only Oil wi SSOCIATION the home of Miss Aleda Farmer. H.' se and Children and two singles. s one with bad hick and I do. not get 5 q Wr H...., • t :,o;icsa was The Indians lengthened their know where to make the request 15c NN THE KENTUCKY PEI eis essoCIATION i.r Grocery, eest sale lead to 2 1-2 games in the Ameri- and- when I See or hear that my Dill Electric Co. Co., It can by topping the second place neighbors receive some American iVe reserve %he right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor Ky. • • Athletics, 5 to 3 ahd II, to I. at fie Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the beet interest packages, I tell sad." • Service on Of our readers. Whet: Mrs. , M. L. Wells had a Philadelphia. Lou Boedreaue edttefrorwthase ynotiher- RADIOS Tapered millinery store on the third floor homer gave pitcher Bob Lemon book paper in Italian and was All a Monday Afternoon, June 7, 1948' 7-1-0,1-4, T. Hale & Son store. she was- the margin s he needed for his trannselatl 7g'orviteternnoronb ELECTRIC MOTORS widths, tne mether ef that famous football eighth victory in the opener. Italian wile erf a South Carolina Oak. stare Waiter W-eRs, who will never At- New York, The Yankees G. - WASHING MACHINES New C Tax On Margarine Unfair be f( :gotten by the older fans of crept to within a half a geme of - "I think about America as tle• • Anything Electric tee eq.:10I? if the state. . the Athletics by beating --the country of magicians and fairies SE WIN . pet Our read, • it ,11 our " Browns. 4 to' hand 3 to. O. Bobby -1 and re • • where everything works wonder Postoffice peeves- is punitive taxes. Across from na•ilts We ctlee from- all .ild newspaper Brown's' single in the ninth drove fully and where girls oil my age to levy 879 cines. We believe it is fUndamentally dishonest tile „elle': -Ones F. Perdue spent in the winning run in the opener have good time and always are PHONE .tLL FOR TEN DOLLARS-Bernard La Motte, world-famous the Be taxes for any purpo,:e other than to raise rovenue for rim- (le tee. s. es!td in Murray. Mrs. Per- in which Bud Souchock and John- happy," Delores wrote. _ Parisian artist, stands beside the fireplace in his New York Store e sing -the---govontinion,„----withisr---it-3,e due- r.telene-el Pedueeihewith isinet nee Lindell hit Yankee homers and The governer answered: 1.11111111111111111111111111111. studio, which he converted from a furniture - - a he slley will reside. Mr. Perdue storehouse to Gerry Priddy got one for St. an enchanted isle, right off Fifth Avenue. Using muscle and Louis. In the afterpiece. Vic Ra- FOR tax On manifestly a “puni. coloircted with the Covington _ The federal margarnie is ulginal ideas, La Motte built this entire se-hi sicce B- 'ttl ;17.= griic;ry house.- fireplace at a cost won his second straight game • five tax- as The reven -CUTTected TUSIIfYIt of • • less than ten dollars. and his second shutout in a row, Margarine is taxed because it looks alai taste,: like. holding the Ph011e Tut, Sn.vder,r, ow operiited East side a Browns to three hits. butter. that is it looks like butter after it is- olored by the George McQuinn got a Yankee FOR homer. S. consumer. The manufacturer is prohibited by law,from . 1/11}11:11 'Fil'all-3.1,•(cly football minor mules putting color in it. - team ei.:feated Murray. Normal 40 _Qualifing almost as * victory -Reiyn The argument-that-the constrrnertfz itkj- to buy- mar, t„: r 111 -Riien- ' miracle was the double* for the lowly White Sox over the east of garine when he thinks-he is getting butter unlesS;they are eeevere.dentel roems were located 94. Senators at Washington, 10 to 4 colored differently is silly. vs r the Graham Jaekscin store. corner. rquere . •.'When and 11 to 4. The Sox made 26 One had might as well argti vonsumeris likely to hits. Sp. ight `& ()ccuplea law get gyped in buying blended whiskey because iflooks like The Carcfinals regained first Th criten sleirug- **bottled in bouti:1 If he hasn't unough use to read labels Place in the ,National by toppling stese Re-is, Houston & the Phils, 11 to 1 and 2 to 0, as he ought to get gypeth C t!ngt.:r1 w;.,.(e.:1:(eated on second - We have-a.lways a pair of lower ease pitchers. Jim thought the matter of putting the 4' of F.rst.. Nat:,:nal Bank btuld- right -Tate' On merchandise is:highly ithportant.- And t1.4 Hearn and Al Brazle, turned in ineportant triumphs at St. Louis: government has done, a pretty good job of , • . Erv Dusak, Al Schoendinst. Enos \Vhen Jenhin&ts Bey. . If a consumer wants to buy margarit*,instead of but- Slaughter and Vernal (Equinox spee-ehes.in" the state ul Keel- , ter he should be allowed to.dt$ uithout Nying a puni- Jones hit homers in a spectacular ill-Z.:16 tr.:, ;settee' ef teeksdrow tive tax.- Margarine is.a wholesome tood.and is- so admit- sixth inning _spree in the first Feee -re-reeler. to the Office 'of ted by the federal govOrnment, wc1.1 as- state health game. Pr.eis.adent • t th • 1....P.:ted States. Kiners 14th homer of the- authorities. It shoulcnbe sold in the most acceptable form • • • year gave the Pirates a 4 to 3 to 034! cohunier, licme-inber -The Heit„ta allow victory and knocked the Giants Pro-Witter authorities say if margarirTV has the :ap- News artt.t. •. peblished by out of first place in the National pearance -of butter -it can he served at- e.gc ,,1311101,71TTI.. alms "Dunk- restaurants and after the New Yorkers had blast- Yea tOpatrons who B 'Ale)ficat. hotels think they are vating'butter. ed out a 16 to 4 first game victory. sad •. • T-his is tile most flattet:ing compliment to margarine; Sid Gordon hit a grand slain °nee a hut'if there is any legitimate re;i:,ton why restaurants and Ce. Ceteber tele. J. homer in the opener and batted ..ppointesd,iostma.ster I hotels ,should not he allotted lo serve a butter substitute in seven runs for the game and • Int.s r without patrons knowing it a simple regulation Ray Posit coasted to his lath vic- that th.e .11 iii-. T J HersIce was made facts be pritged. on the menu would take care of thai tory. Eimer Riddle won his sixth - - alit pi(stmoter. game for the Bucs. holding New detail. , • • York tee sliceliftii in the aftiipiece. - The whole .story irtt: ta-X-ritt rriargai-irtr ttttatit •.erTrUf.J. Bat- Ole); and • SOT1S 'Johnny SaM pitched a four-hit, punitive. and theretore unjustified. It has so been declared . iced a grocery.. store on East , e.-keseft 1- to 0 victory for the Braves at by -the Hutise of Representatives street. heat. the railroad. andl and should be acted '4,•••• Chicago and drove in the only HANDLED WITH CARE by the1Senate befor- .idjUurnment. If it isn't it wiil be tia Mutrey's most damaging! run with a single. It was hiS care hIrt44. picked up, the ADOPTS BUNNIES-Two baby rabbits have beer fault of Senator who controls polic;.- in the Reptbli- MRS. CAT fifth victory han- el-rig with Clint Utley. and', Nurseries ir EVERY FUR COAT ENTRUSTED TO US is ran Congress. adopted by Blackie, pet cat at South Florida The Dodgers atm a rain-short- ,n -the. east -sidc.,of the rail- l days old, get the - CI( arwater. The two bunnies, less than 10 ened five-inning game from the dled with the UTMOST CARE. You can rely on same care and attention, not to menticn their share at feed- Reds- • -to-,4,--.4--kerietneate. Joe Scrub Women In Library Of Congress Don't 1 ing time, as do Blackie's own kittens. Batten. ..giving up only two hits us for expert cleaning and repair — for SAFE Do As Well As ...In, I. •15 St,,ck Cu_ t. and walking punt. for his' fifth Those Working In Restaurants I I+ +,+-d c.r eatiopy in the victory. The second game was STORAGE. , id r %stock's stand, and Joe McCarthy Cheerful After Five postponed. • 11. 11.1111tANIN W. N11(1110Le t., ar earths el t-eld YESTERDAY'S STAR - Red flute.. Press - Staff (.respondent - , • , art square. Game Winning Streak By Red Sox Schoendienst of the CarAid• ho hit a homer and five doubles in '-ur storage here means WASHINGTON June 7 ,. Ul• ft ‘.igh t ...use of sorra. eniergence re- 11- to 1 and 2 to 0 victories over INSURANCE The' lot ol" a scr(sb litdt• can bt- f.:- Si. LUNDIeleleT son to feel a little -more cheerful .intent Ore ot these prisiOners the. Phils Re14-4441 against Moths„ Fire r nut fine. "accord.ng to 'where, United Press Sports Writer . today • rail been o.it of his cell at because the club' was on a he eerie" . lei • and Theft . ,.t fur sa.,-er.t.ect+ years. After five-game_ winning streak. If she elepe her, mops a-a peete...... ee. NEW. YORK. Jane 7. IUP-- REASONABLE veerk. was completed end the What's more he was getting RICKMAN'S (.1.61.0.4` I*••'-: V ' .` .,' ',',' 'r) Lry:11%I.i4:41 r.nh. :v.r4 1:r-id Men and wornen grtetully preyed on more than 20(1,000 with a lowerallenalte spray I not entaled -e, ,e,:. vacatiet s (...\ :+t, +be or.aty•fa'.etl .n ,ay * did leaved id psalm 42e aerie of r-eFeehr ;-!Mall grain., boorn. Attach/fleets fit- easily and pit -urea, on any tractor, at Mr Andreae- to tie (eel" elle , ei, .,inee. 0 ,, rf th,..s, r- •1 IA •- f.-d.;,i ',04t,:-. thry seei unlo greatly speed' Jeep, ,upeyolif operation . . ends' t railer. Insurance Agency 4 jumped u, tr., .-j.„-t(r-,+•., or l.,F hoe.' e:oetra -• d I.,y tho I++ lo A .115 ,S,,.1I 3, I 11., If.t -41 go Mt° the hou,e sif Murray --- I - -What do ...,,,, . insar. C. fr,f/t., i r,7 '' l' ' .-t. ' •,' , h •IA.,, ', L. f .1: 'hp lend " . - • .i . ' • Stubblefield- Telephone 601 He . . 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heoj lope 'ii nit and Save Money only or FOR SALE-Baby buggy, good con- AslaWER TO PREVICIFS PUZZLE CROSSWORD PUZZLE The way the pitchers have been out. But the curve broke far away For Sale dition. Phone 651-X-M. Ju 7c East Alm() News The typical Navy recruit is 17 I hitting. Lefty Gomez is going to ACE0611 35-Takes food MIGIA Q from catcher Les-Moss and Lindell years old, unmarried, has no de- .son- have, to stop. bragg:ng about that Hello, folk!. I hope you 4re all I-To coos In grease 37-Sister and wife legged it safely to first. Moss peg- FOR SALE - klartins Premium FOR SAE-New Perfection oil 4-To fold cloth of Zeus .141 batting average he used to pendents, comes from a rural area, ides- well and enjoyed the good rain last 9-Quick to learn 38-Sufax. native of orlEi omarT4A,-!,s--1- ged to first after retrieving the Ethyl, 27 1-2 cents, all tax paid. cook stove. Good -condition. Tele- have. Johnny Sain knocked the left school at the age of 16, and mer-• Friday. 12-Gambling game 39-Abundance IL!g in ball and as Brown legged past third, Free one quart phone 758-J. Ju9p 13-Wanderer 41-Plant of Ma winning joined the Navy to travel or to it in Marco Penn Motor -ff;Rii[EALT;rmi run as lie tressed the the ball All parents should thank God - 14-Man's name family was whipped over there. learn a trade, r. Oil with each drain. Buy 4 qts, 15-To avoid 43-God of war maimaria1:3- Elrelqa Braves to a 1-0 conqueit of the according to a re- y and those who have rule over men 17-Egyptian goddess 44-Parta of play The third baseman shot it to the get 5 tits. Popular brand cigarettes, FOR SALE-One inch hay fork UZI "i:RMIAP.1 Cubs: cent survey conducted by the Bu- __ that their 18-year-old sons won't 19-For example 45-Engineering catcher-who tagged Brown at the 15c with purchase-Martin Oil rope, 25c per pound. One inch gal- abbr. ' degree al4Mul 02 ,reau of Naval Personnel among 2,- be put in Uniforms against their 20 Pren. down -Jewish month And Vic Raschi singled.and scored plate. Co., Ind and Main Sts., vanized ' 400 new enlistees. Murray. pipe; 1 1-4 inch pipe - I 21- PI track 48-Tribe of Mores 1, ‘_ the necessary Yankee run in a 3-0 wishes. am very thankful. 27 ,,At}S 50-Mohammedan e Complicated and puzzling? Yes! Ky. Julie B. C. Swann, Lynn Grove. Ju9p Ars:6E IZ win over the Browns. his second Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ross of Mar- 25- . priests • The real shuck, though, is that it 28 S 52 -Sick I TT' A 4 AmmEll straight shutout. That gives him Miss Barbara Diuguid will leave shall County visited his sister and 25 -t reek letter 54-Kind of sandstone Ca didn't happen in Brooklyn. Tapered fence posts, rough 'lumber. FOR SALE-Westinghouse electric -Part of Anger 58-Little drink r2417.15b1 seven victories i na row. Remem- this afternoon to spend the brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Buel 30 week- An accurately sawn, uniform range and 7-tube radio-player- 33-City in Nevada 57-Pasture ber, too, that "Muscles- singled end with her friend Miss Duncan, near Shiloh, Tuesday. 53-Campe for 58-Another t1ca• and Margaret widths. thickness. $45 and 825-Mrs. Zelna DOWN scored Poplar and Car- dIsplaied Persona 53-Pigpen the run his last time out, ALIBI NO GOOD Brady in Fulton. Oak. John A. Nance, Nance Bros., ter. lp Andrew Duncan purchased a I-Ran away beating Detroit 1-0 ... New good milk cow from J. M. Elkins 3-Pan In play Concord, Jul7c 7-7-fr- 4 5 .6 7 rt 3-Protwoun That jackrabbit ball still is hop- CAMDEN. N. J. (UPS-John Bul- FOR SALE Boss oii stove, table recently. • 4-To avert ping over the fences with enthus- lick, 56, had a book. The trouble Bret ic CO/7(1'4on SEWING MACHINES 5-Behold! Bought, Sold model. Practically stew. Tele- Arthur Chambers of Paducah' 6--Havir,¢ bad moral iasm. There were 20 homers in was, police said, he stole it from and repaired. Button hole attach- phone qualities the the city with a ....(4Lf_jk, 1075-R. Ju9p visited his mother. Mrs. Rhoda ,5 10 te#17 09 majors yesterday. 14 of them library.' Arraigned before ments and parts for all make 7-Roman broom ma- Chambers and his aunt Mrs. J. M. b-13e ve re test in the 'American league, and both Police Judge John DiMona, Bullick &lair %lanes. There will be an agent at • 9-Sloth Ohl MONUMENTS Elkins-and Mr. Elkins a kw days 70 "/,,./2t 2 ,/2s 24 loops had something to talk, about. presented what he thought was a the Barnett & Kerley Firestone ti '1 477-41 Murray Marble and Granite Works, ago. . 11-Child, game The Cards . up and belted folk neat defense. He said "I can't Store each 25 , 26 IS-Girls even 477IC MN '11 "- Wed. Phone 135. Jn22c East Maple St., near Depot. Tele- nickname homers ia. one inning read." DiMana -- -Mr. and-Mrs. Laic -Duncan and _- 46-Aity minute against the sentenced him to WEST KENTUCKY ELECTRIC CO phone 121. Put-ter White and L. D. reproductise body Phila. .They were Jay 10 days in twins Kathreue and Kathleen of IS 24 k, 'to • 51 'Totri-sisek" prison. Phone FOR SALE-One 4-burner oil Outland, - 22-ItichtlerrEce • Dusak. INT I.N North Fourth St. Managers MU Dexter visited Mr. and Mrs. Buel - 24-Made equal Red Schoendienst. Country skive with built-in oven, cheap- 33 44 35 354--Fernale. tele tire Slaughter and Nippy Duncan and children. Monday. 26-C1cOryInew- • • ---• Jones. Most 11dorris Wilson, Concord Highway 'A-lazing, Mt. and Mrs. Euin Bizzell and 17-Part of lace however, is that they got. Phone 920-J-3. Ju7p $4. ..,, 3/ \,, 38 28-To prepare co11.1 Stan Musial Services Offered children Jean and Sue of East Almo 29-Can be cured out in between there qc (//,'41 41 31-French island somewhere. In the American FOR SALE - Two good work visited Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Phillips 59 e 34-Serfs WE SPECIALIZE in COUNTRY league, the Red Stric clouted three FERTILIZER mules, 7 years and children of Joppa. Ill., last Ammo./ 3$-Man from Mars old Will sell cheap. .5 j M uS 40-Jsp in an RAM. -steaks, chops and plate weekend. While there they shop- sword guard inning, by Ted Williams, Stan -Raymond Phelps. 10 miles north- 42-A belief Spence lunches. All kinds of sandwiches ped at Metropolis and reported a 44-Atmosphere and-Vera--Stephens east of Murray, just off highway 45-To :Ise off Ralph Kiner started Rudy's Restaurant it nice time. 46-To glimpse, running in We have a good sujiply of 6-8-6 94. lp /63/1.....e5., -A the homer and Mrs. J. M. Elkins and Mrs. Rho- $2 ;5 47-To trouble parade again with his LET JOHNSON APPLIANCE CO. 49-Limb 14th. a ninth da Chambers visited Mrs. Finis 51-Beast of burden -inning smash to give 5-10-5 on hand now. t7 71 Pittsburgh service your Matag with genuine Barrow Thursday afternoon. 53--Siath note of a .split with the Giants. Maytag scale That tied him parts. Will pick up and Huie Duncan sold his farm neat 55-Es st Inches with Ken Kellner. A car of 4-12-8 is rolling from the mill. deliver. sor •4444.044 two back of Ju7c Independence to his father, An- Hank ,Sauer But it CZ1" sfi,„ll es90 7 drew Duncan. recently. remained for Fred San- Get your fertilizer needs for the present and FOR COMPLETE INSULATION ford. BroWnie We are sorry to hear that Boyd pitcher, to retire the the future NOW. '2•7- Ts- C7 0 SERVICE at a lower cost call Rock Today's Sports Parade side on an error, in Lee is worse. We hope he will what amounted Wool Insulation Co., Room ,105, to getting his ir soon be better. third out with a wild Gatlin Bldg. Phone 1021. JnI9c ing thu`sc sinners . fast , pitch. We are glad to report that James By OSCAR IFRALEY Its beginning to look like old With Bob Calloway County Soil Improvement • WE REPAIR TYPEWRITERS and Dixon- has recovered from an ill- United Press, Sports Writer Brown on second and times. in some spots. Particularly Tommy Henrich ADDING MACHINES - Kirk A. ness and he is assisting his daddy on first: Sanford Association NEW YORK. June 7 (UP) -Ted in Philadelphia, *lien. the A's and had two out and two Pool & Co. Phone 60. MU and brother in theafield igain. strikes on East Main Phone 207 Lyons, the old Sunday pitcher. and the Phillies each dropped both Johnny Lindell. • He threw Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Phillips and a jug- ends of: twin bills. The A's pen- handle curve granddaughter of Michigan his Chicago White Sox were giving and. Lindell struck are nant hopes gut the one-issa from For Rent visiting relatives and friends in Cal- ii religion to the American league to- Cleveljand and the Cardmals put loway for a few days. day. it on the Phils. WHITEWAY FOR RENT-Sleeping,rooms, across We *re sorry to hear that Mrs. The anemic hose have been to Your car gets the same care Getting back to the Indians,--itL from college campus. Telephone Nettie Duncan is sick_ We wish the post exactly 40 times this 'a- - Service Station attention. u hick kept my might seem slightly screwy but as amid 623-J. for her a speedy recovery. WE SELL in front for years. son and have wan only 12 games. of the moment Bob Feller' is their .1011as ears out Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duncan and Texaco Gas and Oil -Gene Sowell But when they walloped Washing- sixth most effective pitcher children, Carolyn. Janice and Carl, in the Wanted ton twice yesterday it was their percentages. Steve(Gromek. came Wasting, Greasing aii(I of near Shiloh. visited her parents. EXPERT sixth Sabbath triumph-meaning up with IliS first_ starting . Adjusting Brakes '1. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie George of wip„.which i RUBBER STAMPS Milf of their victory total has palm. puts him in the 1000 class with tARBURETER WANtED -A used short couch - Golden Pond last Sunday. 2-0 from Sunday games. Don Black. Gene Bearden has 5-1; Firestone Tirea &Tubas_ CLEANING Mrs W. B. Scruggs. 504 Olive. Mr .and Mrs. Meson Ross Of Mar- Making it mare of a puzzliktyons Bob Muncrief 2-1: and' Bob Lemon Phone Phone 251-J. Ju7c shall County visited his sister and 9124 MOTOR TUNE UP is a graduate of a Baptist college-- won his eighth against three 15th and Main Street brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Buel losses. BRAKE SERVICE which probably frowns on playing Feller has a 5-4 mark fur .555, Ledger & Times Bread can be kept from getting Duncan and children. Eugene. J. C. Brewer, Mgr. •••••., baseball ion Sunday. anyhow . . . which is no better than sixth on moldy by being wrapped in mois- Martha and Wayne. near Shiloh the Sowell Garage They can excuse him. He's convert- reputedly -thin" kidian c,,rps. ••4114, ture proof paper and placed in the last weak end. refrigerator. Kentucky Tiller visited Mrs. Fin- Barrow last Saturday. We are NANCY is • The Hot (Water) Corner By Ernie Bushmiller glad to report that she is better at this wrung. TO THE CLASS OF Mrs. Paw Duncan 'visied Mrs. ' NANCY --- WANT TO ,1 YEP--- AND THIRD BASE • Euin Bizzell and Mrs. Arvin Hill Monday. PLAY ON OUR TEAM ? i WE WANT ON A BOY'S ?--- '48 We are sorry to hear that Mrs. YOU TO TEAM Lola Gold of Detroit is ill. We hope PLAY WOW-- WHAT ,he will soon recover. THIRD AN Mrs. Laura Odell and children. HONOR Leonard. Clara and Ethlene of BASE Thompton. Ky.: visited her parents. Mr and Mrs. John Dixon of Dexter route I. recently. Clinton Barrow. Henry Dix in. Mn. and Mrs. John Dixon, Mr. When you get your diploma Good pay, excellent .you'll have a big decision to plenty of room for promotions. and Mrs. Edward Palmer and chil- Make. What field will you en- Talk it over noir with your near- dren of Dexter route I. visited their tar? Before you decide, take a est U. B. Army and U. S. Air son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd look at what the U. 8. Army Force Recruiting Station! Dixon and children of Hampton. - offers high school graduates. Ky. week before last. The Army's Technical School Kentucky Tiller failed to give Plan is designed CAREERS WITH A FUTLIRt to give you your Mrs. Towery Nanney's address in I Le;sa., start as a specialist in one of 7 It - more than nearly 100 important U. S. Army and her news a few days ago, is stills and trades- and you can Dexter. Ky.. route I_ She is a shut- •••••••••••• qualify for the one you choose U. S. Air Force in and would appreciate your en- ABBIE an' SLATS Charlie Is Puzzled before you enlist. eouraging letters and get-well cards By Raeburn Van Burer• as well as personal visits. She re- sides one mile east of Alma on the • first road to the left. SHE SLAPPED MY I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING -EXCEPT ONLY REASON I WENT ONLY REASON BROOK HAD \A Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison and FACE-TOLD ME SHE NEVER GO ON A MOONLIGHT CRUISE WITH ON THE CRUISE WAS TO GET HER ARM AROUND ME IN THE chilli-en James and Linda, were WANTED TO SEE ME AGAIN::: ANOTHER GIRL, AND GET MY PIC- OUT AMONG THE MACKEREL PICTURES WAS BECAUSE SHE weekend visitors in the home of -(CHOKE:) OKAY, THEN-I-I TURE IN THE AND THINK ABOUT SUE, BROOK WAS SO NAPPY I'D WON THE Mr. and Mrs. Buel Duncan. CAN TAKE A HINT-- PAPER WITH JUST CAME ALONG, 10 RE TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND --Kentucky Tiller HER ARM FRIENDLY-LIKE, DOLLARS-JUST LIKE ANY AROUND ME. SHE SAID-- FRIEND WOULD BE. SIGHHH::: Flt 1E! THAT WAS I UNDERSTAND MACKEREL IN HAZEL NOTHING FINE-BUT G1RL5- PICK UP AND DELIVERY TO GET GOT ME 1.4 JEALOUS SEAT.' 4.4*.r.s.• Call on us for BEGINNING MAY 17 ABOUT. Drugs, Cold Drinks, We will pick up and deliver c1rv IcanifIg Paints at Cash and Carry prices. 111 Cosmetics, etc. ovirPf r You may now get the finest of Dry Clean- ,..4f /4 .1.44;4•• •••• 't mas 17,7 S1444X7 t ing with our FREE Pick Up and Delivery Turnbow Drug Co. U -• • 4,44. ervice. GIVE US A TRY LI'L ABNER Time Marches On :Alnint3123= By Al Capp • a

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AMELIA REYNOLDS LONG 1.••••• 1.• Fr.11•011. Nam 45 Katherine "Peier"i Piper. who am not going to let you take mine relatas this store arrives at the either, and you can't make me!" 1 twisiaria home of Lavinia Du- I've seldom seen a man loot as mont to be a bridesmaid at La- utterly blank as that detective ima • wedding to Henri Daum. looked He knew that Bobby and Of nalf•brother of Lavinia's cousin. Patsy were perfectly within their Amedee Ouniont. On the eve of legal rights in refusing to be fin- the wedding. Lavinia suddenly gerprinted. breaks her engagement. The fol- Then. the sheriff drawled. "I Clothi lowing morning, she's missing. guess you're right. Miss Brennon. The sheriff. Jeff Wilkes, ques- We can't make you give us your fin- Neede tions the house guests. includ- gerprints if you don't want to But ing Henri and his father. Gas- would you and Mrs_ Keith mind ton: Altnedee: young Dr. Dudley goin' over and sittin with Miss * OfTroopFlmc_ Keith and isia_wile. Patsy; and Piper on the settee for a minute? Roberta i"Bobby") Brennen. Ile There's something else-- believea Lavinia has been mur- He let the sentence die away, as .45 in its rei dered and is suspicious of Dud- though his mind was already occu- WALKING ON WATER—Miss Libby Dean is able to walk or under the lei:. who once was engaged to her pied with other things. water with those contraptions she is wearing. The watei •1ers Wear admits he was with her late Bobby and Patsy had both been and shoes are six feet long, made of light plywood, and have fins plans to las the night before. The nest day. sitting on chairs, their hands grip- Gaston Dupres dies of poisoning. ping the wooden arms. Now they EIGHTH-GRADE GRADU- on the bottom that bite- into the water, Ski poles assist th4 • make a hoi Then. Amedee receives a type- rose, a little wonderingly, and ATE—It's never too late to beginner, but once you get the knack, the shoes become yotli clothing an signet, "Lavinia." joined me on the settee. written letter learn is the philosophy of personal ferry. to victims saying she's safe, but he's sure The sheriff turned suddenly to Oregon. ' signature is a forgery. More- Sergeant Crandell."Now. Sergeant, Mrs. Rose Koenig. 70, who MARGERY'S LITTLE LAMB--Margery Is1.2111. 20. of Pittsburgh. Pa., has been chosein — the lation—of 1 over, the sheriff finds that the take some of your powder, and dust holds eighth-grade diploma prettiest coed on the Mitallebury College eamptii. Middlebury, Vt. And like Mary Of - of its buil the letter was written on Peter's it over them chair arms. You'll get she received along with 75 nursery-rhyme faille, Margery's little woolly friend is her almost constant compan)011. typewriter, which mysteriously all the fingerprints you want." Mrs. Ernest Bailey cording to disappeared from her room the otter adults from the Cleve- Honored By Surprise HAYS & FIELDER The Scot night before, then was returned. THE detective reached for a little land. Ohio, Adult Educa- the Ledger A couple of evenings later. Henri A black case. tion Division. Mrs. Koenig Birthday Dinner Red Cross LOCALS suicide, but only Main Nearly 100 Homemaker, Club Members • attempts However, before he could open it. came to the U. S from 16th and soon the d wounds himself. He has written Patsy rose. Budapest, Hungary, nine Relatives of Mrs., Ernest Bailey clothi Model Handmade Cotton Dresses. Thursday .- Mr:. and Mrs. L. Robertson will a note saying he killed Lavinia "You won't need to do that. Mr. QUALITY FOODS able have as, their guests :this ,Week. and his father, but Amedee, re- Crandell." she said, her. voice tight, years ago. surprised -her with a birthday din- Contact hai this. is deter- ner, Sunday. May 31. officials it Ninety-five members of Home- Mrs. 0. B. Geurin. Mrs. Mayme Roy RobertSOre their sot and Lun- fusing to believe "I see I may as well tell you. I wrote and dy. of Bartletsville. Okla Roy has mined to withhold the note from that letter." Those present were Mr. and Mrs. badly need makers Clubs modeled their hand- Dyer. Faxon.. Mrs. Vernon Butter- day. Henri been connected with the Phillips the sheriff. The next "Patsy—" Dudley began, but the Earl Workmans Douglas Shoemaker, Mrs. J. J. Mill- port comer made cotton dresses. in the revue worth. Mrs Carl, Lockhart. Lynn unconscious. Refrigerated FRUITS is still sheriff interrupted him. ready for Thursday. June 3. at Murray High Grove; Miss Erin' Mointitomety. Oil Cu. in that territory for a num, "You keep out of this." he com- Honored At Steak er. Mr and Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. and VEGETABLES School. The following clubs- pre- 4Afs. Franisaituey.-- New. C-illitsPfeil her ul yeara CHAPTER XXV manded."Clo on. Mrs. Keith." Earl McChristan. Miss Glenda Ann , "Scouts. Supper Thursday - Lbgen on ih sented an original ..skit as a means .Mrs. C. B. Crawford. Mrs Walter I WAS in the midst of Writing "A couple of nights ago." Patai Hutchins. W. and Mrs. Rail aBiley OPEN UNTIL 7:00 P. M. began. "I couldn't sleep, so I went and son Ernie Rub, Mr. and Mrs. _ of emerge of pearriltaing..-the anembersa Wa der- Williams. North Murray; Mr-ea Eyg- .filigr,Naarkman my.letter to,,,Ted Trelawney Mr. and Mrs. Earl Workman of out upon the upper gallery. Miss Jack Bailey. the honoree and Mr. certain an play their dresses: East Side.' Lamn real -Norsworthy. Mrs. Harmon Roaas, iiy .t Witaahlta Falls. Tex.. will ar- when the sheriff arrived and Riverside, Cal., were the honored Piper's light was %Aiming. and I Bailey. 'distress am -Grove. New Concord.' North \lure .Penny: Mrs. Gray Roberts.. Mrs. rive in Murray today to visit rela- hear the sound of her type- summoned us all to the Sitting could guests at a steak supper Thursday • • • of ray. Penny. Pottertuwn, and South Roy Boatwright. Pattertown: Mrs. tives' here and in the county. They writer. I was going to ask her if I people room downstairs. in Murray. ' 011ie .Brown. Mrs. J ark London. are making the' trip by motor. could come in and talk to her for• evening at the Kentucky Dom State roductiori of cultivated cran- orate When I got there. I found that he little while but. Just as I reached Park. sistant Sci South Murry 'r! Hugh 6inglea. • • a accompanied by another man. berries is a $10,000,000 business Mrs C B. Crawfordunty wa-s the screen door to her room. I saw said today Ws...Ors -is McGee. Kirkay,. • I Mat Sparkman. *ho teaching in "This is Detective Sergeant Steaks were, cooked in the open confined almost exclusively to the clothing leader, presided and intro- is her fret up and go into the hall. Persons Approximately 150 were' Present an upstate school.- tagether.' with Crandell from New Orleans." he fire places and enjoyed by those Unitied States. duced each club. New Concord "The typewriter was on the table clothing at at the dress revue. his' family are, expected here to- explained. "He's here to help me where she had left It. and it gave present. Fishing and a tour of the Club had the highest percentage of with-- He stopped, and shot a should cal day for a, visit_ with relatives and me an idea. I knew that you sus- dam were features of the evening. Members present with only one not quick glance around our little t and leave id friends Vat Was reared ale* pected Dudley of — of knowing 'Those Present. were Mr.'and Mas Can Black-Draught present New, Concord and penny group. "Where's Henri Dupres?" something about Lavinia's disap- a • In due t nailes West of Murray. and a still John Workman and Bobby. Mr. clubs received special recognitioa "My brother's in his room. Wine pearance: and I thourht that if a their door a the late Will A., Sparkman. ' down." Amedee answered, with and Mrs. Charles Sexton and Me- help that dull as each member of each club had Social Calendar letter came. supposedly from her FAMS whoI brazen understatement, "He's not saying that she was all right it—it lissa, Mr and Mrs. A. A. "Red" made a dress. North Murray Club _bundles in well.- might help turn your suspicion Doherty. Mr and Mrs. Clifford dopey feeling? had the seaand largest percentage Monday June : -RialPflAtt?tisa and-Wife :arrived. "All right,- the sheriff said. Office B away from him. Smith. Mr and Mrs. Cleburne Ad- Ten Black-Draught may help that legl, • of • members present as well as The Monday Night Bridge Club' Friday. from Matoon. Ill., where he guess we won't need htar. Ws' the dopey feeling if the only reason you feel Harry_ I. S "So I took the typewriter and ams, Mr and Mrs Keith Morris members who made dresses. All wad meet at 8 o'clock won Mrs., has been teaching music and Eng- ladies we're most interested in lust did the letter. I found Lavinia's that way is because of consUpsUon -Ledger at now. anyway." and Jimmy and the honored guests Black-Draught, the friendly las•tive. Is seven clubs reached.thi goal of 75 Tummy Howard. hah. He has entered Murray State name written on the Ay-leaf of a Usually prompt and though when taken per cent of the .memberis making rolbeee -to work on .his M.A. Mr. He waited a minute for this to book. After a little practice. I was Mr. and Mrs. Workman as directed It coats only a penny or less sink in then continued. • • • a dose Tsai. why it has been a best- dresses. Miss Rachel Rowland. Tuesday, bean the home able to write a signature that I and Mrs Brausa will -When took Miss Piper's type- Miler with four generations If you are home demonstration agent, an- Parents. tat.R E Btausas. 305 hoped would pass for hers. Mrs Barbara Palmer\trashington. troubled with such symptoms as loss of . The L.-sine's and Professional at his writer away the other day. I took it I wa.s sure that CONG1 clubs. - "Then. when D. C is visiting Mr and Mrs L R appetite, headache, upset stomach, flatu- nouAced the winning •Woman's Club will meet at the City North -Fifth street. for the summia to police headquarters in New Or- everybody was a.sleep I slipped out lence, physical fatigue, sleeplessness, • • have it examined for fin- Sanders, Kirksey. and Mr and Mrs. mental /urines*, bed breath-- and If them At the tea following the revue Park at 6 30 pm. for a cavs red dish leans to of the house, drove into New Or- gerprints. Sergeant Crandell found Joe Minter, Benton gym ml •te due only to constipation- REMA Mrs. Maynard Ragsdale, county picnic supper. All members are Boston has returned leans and mailed the letter. I got try Mack-Draught. Get a package today. The new loll DOME (2.piriete Mrs R R. four sets of prints on it—one of president, presided at the punch urged to attend. to Centralia. Ill. fullOwing- a, visit hack Just a few minutes before metal) Lid is the *cosiest to ,them a man's, the others all wo- and asked Dudley to seal. Fits bowl. Hostesses were Mesdames: Henri came use, surest to any with her niece. Mrs R H Robbins men's The man's were mine, so we come to his father, who had been Woman% eld problem Mason lot Just press to lest AFTE1 011ir Brown. Fred Gingles. Clifford The Business and Professional and Mr Robbias. West olive street. don't need to bother about them. taken ill." — if DOME is down, of it Smith. Walter Miller. Dave Hop- Woman's Club will meet at 7:30 thia coy. Mrs. Boston, as the for- "Of the women's one set was relieved by 2-way help smiled. You KNOW your foods WASIIT kins. Albert Parker. Dewitt Brown hald on Only on the sides. They must have "THE sheriff turned to Dudley Summer meetings will be mrr Miss Mabel Blakerraire of What to do for woman's oldest problem, or. safe when you con them Sch. Robe The dress revue was 'Ma. -comple, Tuesday ,d of been made by the old colored wo- a "Where were you while all this funcUonal monthly pain? Many a girl and •frit.A3:evuier,e in Boll Jam smiled with loll second th)rd Paris, Tenn.. at one time, was a the ma- man when she brought woman hes found the 11•111,/ti in CAR- fun. day the F ationail. yuas's propietazi dress con- Thursday. _a_ - iltranbtr of the Murray .hish'schasa was goin' on?" DOME lids. chine downstairs to me. so we won't It or not." L:Will 3-way help. You see, CARDIJI may struction studied by all the Home- " "You may believe • "seriouely faculty. bother with them. either. Another Dudley answered glumly. "but I make things loU easier for you in either makers Clubs The lessons began Wednesday. June of two ways: started 3 days before MURRAY Get • mosey from your ye- • • set was all over the machine. which was asleep." 'odor, Buy rour loll elm can quit "your Moe" and taken •• directed on the toi' laet October and continued through The Arts and Clans. ,Club will ,shows that they were Mess Piper's. "And the sound of the typewriter . goosior comog wean& ond hi The Charles Lamb family who label. it should help relieve functional NURSERY ,1 redoes fro. two _or 11•Mil Taft March. with leaders giving a lesson meet at 2:30 with Mrs C Ha-Red- "The third set was on the sides, didn't wake you?" • have been oceuping an apartment the keys and the space bar, as well perlodu pain; (2) taken throughout the metro oddrvir 0641 Ii,,4:$ ate policl each month to their clubs. These den. All members are urged, to at- "I didn't type the letter in the month is.. a tools, it should improve your FLORISTe-GIFT NOPPE at the Brown residence. 307 North fte a couple of other talrics around Patsy explained nuickly. PALL !MOTHERS CO. about a d leaders were: Mrs. Thomas Parker. tend as dc Ilan of at'a'f'l s will be bedroom " appetite, aid digeaUon, and thus help 800 OLIVE—PHONE MU Fifth street have ireived-Tri--lifrs. where you out the paper in. Some "I did it out on the wallery." build up resistance for the trying days to mown. 11401.414A Mrs. Curtis Hayes. East Side pending 1 Club, 110.0- Beatrice Phillips' home. 3q3 North of them had been part rubbed oUt "Besides." I out In "the machine coma. CAROM is acientlfically prepared - --r Fourth street. Vernon Wilson and by mine and the colored woman's is a noiseless model." and scientifically tasted. If you suffer "at And he while others were over Miss Piper's, thrum certain times-, get CARDUI today. family who -previously occupied the The sheriff tenored this. with the Stop at RONNIE'S CAFE orovin• that the person that made "So you wrote this letter to turn Phillips, apartment. have Moved to lion of c, them used the machine after Miss suspicion away from your hus- For your Barbecue Sandwiches and Sandwiches-of, the Rept ,.-kreir recently' purchased home on Piper but before the colored wo- band." he said, to Patsy. "That meet all kinds, and Soft Drinks Soutb Ninth street,' extended. man and I touched it. And that most mean You knew there was will LYNN GROVE. K's. •• person wrote the letter we were sorrethine tq suspect." .of June supposed to believe had come from Happen... Mrs. Autry Knight. formerly Miss "No!" Patsy cried wildly. Taft at Ronald Crouch, Owner i Miss Lavinia." Thrar-ntein of Murray. has 'This has gone far enough', Maces coMmitte Genera' - barked at the sheriff. He 'Cieraralia, Ill., following Dudley 'ored". re retd in "THE sheriff paused again, then ensued the room and stood beside hen a tasit .with her son. Who is a stu- said, 'Taere are just two ladies Patsy "Let her alone! Neither tie the two.: dent at 'Murray State Calaase, and here besides Miss Piper. I'm asidn' nor I had anything to do with the Republic' hoah of them to let TO-Os-ant Cran- TRY TUESDAY other relatives. disappearance of l'svinia Dumont ' ventions, • • do take their flr.gerprints." and I ran prove it'- opinions Patev and Ficibtry both gasped. Amedee half rose from his Chair Mr Medd..., Farris 11 seriously ill and Wednesday Dtelli v stepped forward. "I for- then dropped back into it. Ms- • The ta at the Muttay, hospital. - bid my wife to submit to any such parently realising the futility of at- after the .• • SANIONE T H E TO T thing " he declared hotly-- terintIne to interfere bill, it al I Mr. Conn Linn` well-known at- Sergeant Crandell spoke e P. "Last evening" Dudley rushed berg re 'That's not a very smart way to torney and former judge. of Tutio. -on. "Henri Dupre* attetnoted to This-Better kind United look at it Dr -Keith U your wile Okla..is the- guest of his brother. coAmtt suicide by ithootine him- didn't write that letter site's got self But before he did he wrnte eventual •••• am. Melas Linn and farnily. South Four- nothing to be afraid of But either not" eorfesaing to fete rottenme of of Dry Cleaning defense 500 teenth street. and other Linn rela- way we'll know anyhow as soon as Lavinia Dumont and his father." talk tives: -He tnoteced over and was I've taken the other young lade", irecompanted by his sisters, Mrs. prints If hers, are the ones we're 'To be continued) -Service! tAkidkii% ;aoking for it'll rule Mrs Keith 'The characters trt this erha are Laura Harris of Nashville: and Mrs. •Mor• dirt and ant If rint—" ingrained soils ore ttrtftfmms0 removed Ramie Williams .of Mayfield; wile') Here. Bobby interrupted. "'But I Ceovrisat, isei be 'Monte Pre. have been visitrirerhirri for the past •Stubborn spots and +Mins disap- Mt% pear 111,• magic ‘1‘.1q1 'three' Months. Mr. Linn is a former Medi resident of Murray and is always *Dull, laded colors are revived to atid pink color scheme. cordially, greeted by hosts of Miss Aleda Farmer their orI9rnol CAI: friends in' the "old home town.'" The bride-elect and groom-elect mediat., „ • Entertains At presented each of the bridal party You can always depend upon Our tine beg iFT-171e1 Mrs. Earl WI-Arian left Party Friday with a gift. • Sanitone Service—the amazinge Bert this maiming for their home in, Those pre'e were Mrs. J. W. Deti4 Rivereide. Cat.. following a two better land of dry cleaning. Clothes Palest in Following a rehearsal for the Jackson. Jacksdnville. N. C., Ralph weeke' veil with Mr. Workman's are cleaner, after a I Farmer-Kelly wedding.' Miss Aleda Cooper, Paducah: Edd Dunn, Cor- spots thoroughly te- father. J .T. 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