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fly WEATHER FORECAST Kentucky-Generally fair and continued warm aria Jane tonight and t'a V. Inca- :pa Vard, , a'a Mic- e S. Sue 6t9'IS 1:1P YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 nit E NEWS- Oe and United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray; Kentucky, Tuesday Afternoon, August 19, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION — 5187 01. XIX; No. 55 argiae Investigators Seek wed- Weather Change Tigers Start Drills le • wit* - Reason For Fortress For 1947 Football pruce Using Up Gas Supply Is Predicted - - - black Heat To Increase Opener September 12 Thirty 441 Club denia Members HONOLULU, Aug. 19 UP) By Don Brumbauah By wed- Investigators sought againat he, • United Press night Murray High opr-fitd Mrs. odds today to learn why the B... The synching heat ,covered al! practice fur the 1947 football seas- John which carried George Atcheson. C. : but the eastern and western sea on under the lights of the stadium Terry From boards today and Calloway Jr.. and nine Army men to death the weather bu- Coach County Ty Holland expressed satis Are a C. Pa.:ific gasoline. reau warned that even the eat -faction at the condition in which . and in the ran out of coast was due for warmer weather 'he faund his players. Holland and Capt. Thomas L. Rider, navigator stat- by tonight. 1 ed !hat most of. his beys are in tip- . Mrs.. aid one of three survivors stated Relief was an top shape -but' ; Mr. that the gasoline load aboard the sight for the SUP+ I a _few 'had lost baked middle weight daring the Pilot fortress when it left Kwajalein was west but the weieh- summer. nrolled At Annual Camp erman The team Roger big. enough that the plane should 'said .it would have to pea- is getting into shape spire a little for their opener Miss have reached Hawaii with an while longer befcre on September 12 ' it arrived. with F'ranklin-Simpson. hour's supply to spare. Hulaitad Thkrty Calla ay county 4-H holding team drills every rgaret ,Rider said the plane carricarla A cold air mass was oozing °':t night members are among 331 agents, and individual practice session, LATE BULLETINS Mrs. gh gasoline far 15 hours cruis- of Alaska, through Canada. and leaders and club members who reg- ▪ each morning. • 41k ie ing from Kwajalein. -Just 12 hours: was expected to cross the bend,' istered yesterday at the annual The- list of candidates ia headed reddie out from Kwajalein the plane int. North Dakota late today. - White Students Ordered From Negro Home Purchase-Tradewater. camp being by Captain Hugh E. Wilson who . and crash landed 4215 miles west of Unless it is delayed by more hot held this week on the campus of plays the tackle position. 1 COLUMBIA, N. C., Aug. 19 UP --A mob of white • and Oahu Island. It had fought head blasts from the Gulf states. *he townsfolk forced Murray State College. , Other players are Dwaine Ad- a group of visiting white students to leave town because they lived If port. winds and bad weather. cold air will extend on a lint. in The Calloway CH members are: ams,• end; Elf Alexander, back: a Negro home while Viee Adeniral John L. Hall said across Iowa and Minnesota tomor- building a money-lending office for the local Negro Jane Guerin. Georaaa Altbritten, back; 0. B. Shirley Alexander, Navatavessefs would continue their row and as far east -as Illinois and credit union'. Police Chief J. L. Peston disclosed today. Boone, back; Joe Baker. center; Betty Outland, Hazel Dyer. Lou search eif the wreck sprea at least Indiana Thursday, forecasters said. , The students packed then baggage and left Joe Cagle, guard. e, town by bus last Tues- Ann Lawrence, Julia Hawkins. Mar- To another 24 huurs although hope of • • • The cooler day exactly three hours before • weather for -the mid Gene Cathey. back: B. J. Crass. expiration of a 24apour ultimatum to "get ilyn Miller. Doris Jean Hubbs, !finding Acheson and the four PITY THE POOR NEWS MAN-With the New York therm was west eaaie-ataa ter aae-aaa -Lead, aart. Jehe H. Ho..r,s. t.r,kt,. Pitt" I- af--thav-n-- Eleanor Greenfield. Shirley Dock- eatee II IVE li.is met ar90 Itob-ert -Reuben, newsp-aper Writer, !Mitred news for the eastern states, ery. Carolyn Hughes, how. Elkins. 'guard; William Foy. end: 1 Poston said that-the mob milled around the bus before it left but Martha abandoned. his Writing machine onto the fire escape of the Overseas ever. )), Gene Geurin. back; Terry Grant. that there Asia no violence. Shrader.•Betty Rayburn. Ada Sue, Rider statement issued a adding Press Club at Times Square, N. Y. Capped by a handkerchief The Ross. Verona Smith, Julia Fuqua. ed to- weather bureau said the guard: Bobby Hargis, center; Jeieasar Will Norcum. sawmill operator and spokesman for the mob bluntly I.the gasoline mystery from his soaked in ice water, he is going to beat the heat, or else. 1 Jennell Foy, Eula May Rose, Sally can- . cold air probably will push the Pat Hackett. center; Wayne Hac- • hospital bed. He Suffered a broken I ordered S. P. Dean, former principal of the Columbia Negro high school Eliza- center of the current heat . wave kett. guard: Robert Glin Jeffrey. Gibson, Jeanette Hide, Shirley arm in tbe crash. He said the B-17 to "get the students out of tuwn by Monday night at 7 o'clock." au. , nto the north Atlantic coast states back; Jimmy Klapp. back; Walter Guerin. Billy Jones, Richard James, took off from Kwajalein with 3.190 dount- a•here a four-day hot spell laat Meldon Morton. James White, Jem- gallons of gaSoline 244(" 4.' en41: --}14"da back' Ovem- .veek. sent the mercury boiling to Oliver.McLernore. back. Officer Says U. S. Broke Jap Code my Armstrong, Bobby Kemp, "Allowihg for 300 to 400 gallons Spanish Brooks -Harris. and Beerty White. Port City .1most 100 degrees. Rocked David Outland. back: Vester being consumed in the takeoff and Orr., TOKYON. Aug. 19 .UP,---A U. S. Army intelligence officer testi- Yesterday end; latla Rowlett. guard; ,Harry -Miss Rachel Rowland. Calloway .-incess climb. we still had enough gasoline the Rocky lVfountain fied at the war crimes 'trial today tharessential parts of the Japanese county home demonstration agent. ciesign .area and northern Minnesota wera Smith. tackle; William Smith, ter 15 hours cruising.- he said war message had been decoded and wete known to high American_tds and. S. V. Foy. county agent, are h was the only places in the nation ea- back: Carl Shroat, guard, and "Our flight plan called for a 12 , ficials the night before the attack on Pearl Harbor). • alao attending the camp. By joying mild weather. The midweaa Buddy Valentine, back. . 4 rtnela" Series Of Explosions hour (light I don't know o'hai ,The witness was Col. Rufus S. Bratton. deputy Army's I The 4-H boys and girls at the from Nt.braska and* Kansas as far Holland will be assisted' this year chief if the ad. . happened to the Casa.- camp been divided SEVILLA. Spain. Aug. 19 tUP)** pedo factory were buried under' east as Buffalo by "Dub- Russell and Haron West 0-2. In 1943 he was custodian and processor of intercepted Japanese have into four ✓ Ma- He said the replacement engine and Pittsburgh ani - -The Spanish news agency esti- the debris. A - diplomatic -messages. •His testimony was tribes and leaders were selected ) pres- installed big oil tanker unde.r from the Gulf,,,,of Mexico north- given in the form of an affi- at Guam may have used mated for each group. Selected for the today that more than 500 construction was smashed. ward to Green Bey. Wis.. anti davit presented to the tribunal trying 25 leading Japanese suspects. Royal more gasoline than the others but Small Tropical Storm tribes were: persons were killed and thousands Grand Rapids, Mich. tog a discounted the possibility that The city was without water or suffered • Braatun said a 14-point Japanese ultimatum was delivered to the it injured in a night-long series Blackfoot Tribe-Ralph Adams, of light. 90-degree temareiatares. Starting In Gulf Area 'War Department in Washington could have used enough to exhaust between 815 and 8:30 am Dacember'c Fulton empty, chief. and Amy torpedo and submarine mine ex- Another ariita of 90-plus heat ex- the reserve supply. . Soldiers, marines., civil guards- 7 1941, and was sent "immediately- to the State Department. Warner. McCracken county. squaw. plosions which devastated entire tended from western Montana MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 19 'UPI -A Rider said Capt. K. R. Still, the men and civilian volunteers were Cherokee Tribe - Jim Phillips, sections of the port city of Cadiz. soUthward through Idaho and small tropical storm, with wind, pilot who is missing, was feeding swarming through the wreciaage in Mrs. Roosevelt McCracken county, chief, and Sue Casulty estimates were tentative. Utah. up to 50 miles per hour at its In Christmas Tree Business gasoline into each of the four en- search of victims. Brooks, Lyon county, squaw. and all reports emphasized that it The hottest spot in the nation center. was brewing at sea. 150 .gines from a separate tank. "He Among the victims were an -um- NEW YORK. Aug. 19 (UP)-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt disclosed today Chippewa Tribe - Joe Willett,. would be rnahly hours if not days seas the perpetually-boiling region miles west southwest of Key* West didn't have the fuel system on known number of troops quartered that she and her son Elliott have gone into partnership on a "commer- McCracken county. chief, and Bev- before any accurate accounting of Arizona and Southern Califor- and moving slowly westward, the crossfeed. whith accounts for the near the center, the explosions. cial basis to raise Christmas trees on the late president's Hyde Park erly Hines, McCracken county, could be made of what shaped up nia. Yuraia. Ariz.. reported 107 de- weather bureau reported at 10:30 lames cutting out separately." Their barrack wall crumbled, anal estatew.riting squaw. as- one of the greatest catastrophes grees. Phoenix 104. and Fresno 101. warn. today. wo of the engines had stopped many were reported buried in Navajo Tribe - Cecil Jaciesarn, of Spanish history. the It was 98 at Chicago. 99 at Sioux It -warned small craft to remain in her syndicated newspaper column, "My Day." Mrs..Roose- I before the crash landing.: rubble. Fulton county, chief, and Hazel The mayor of Cadiz calculated City. Ia.. and 95 At Boise. Ida. in pert south of Miami and around velt said that last week she acquired title to two-thirds of the Hyde , -He didn't cut out the two en- Meyers. McCracken A special military plane, packed Widely to Sarasota and Park- land, county, sqbaw. • earlier in the day that :more than scattered showers and advised caution to gas.- Ri/er said. "On with penicillin A program for the entire group 200 were killed and possibly 5.000 and other medi- thundershowers were reported in in the southeastena Gulf , of Mex- "We cannot afford to keep it just as a country place the way that the fertreas that would only have is held each evening after vesper to 6.000 injured cal supplies, was en route to Cadiz southern Minnesota acct. in the blasts and and extreme my husband's mother did." Mrs. Roosevelt Wrote. "We hope UMW to 1 increased the consamption neater from seivices. I.ast night's program was the great fires Which they kindl- Madrid. northeastern Iowa but still not The ads tarry said the storm. de. sary So kerp In the aia." the farm on a large enough scale to make it a real. business - • devoted to gettang acquainted. 4-H , Cadiz. a city of 87.000. was des- enough to moisten— tha---alfta 1ram-----trie--g9ually wave' Search units still were seeking leaders said. Late reports by the Spanish cribed as viatually bratal by the cracked corn fields. that passed through- the Florda) 'official documents Ataheson was Sally Is 'Clean-Cut American Girl' • The program, tonight will be news agency said that the more.a_tremendous blasts, particularly the ; With damage to the corn grow- strsaiaayesterday was marine west- carrying from Tiiky,i to Washing- "Stunt Night." A program of folk than 300 fires in Cadiz had been Iower portions id the city in the - ing every rainless day, traders ward at the rate of eight miles an ton. Co . Harvey Huglin. a stir-- SPRINGFIELD. III. Aug. 19 )Ula -Far the record, fan dancer ' dancing is scheduled for temorrow put out, leaving great patches harbor area. „. again bid future corn deliveries in- hour and was increasing slowly in etym, said the diplomat did not of Sally Rand wants those farm folk along the state fair circuit to know night. charred ruins It said the once The blasts to high levels Futures on the Chi- intensity. Winds within 50 miles jettiaen any papers before the occurred at the tip of that she's just a good. clean-cut American girl - no matter what people Leaders at the camp have ex- thriving city if 87.000 was "cha- !carat board of trade yesterday of the storm center were .estimated crash. He believed that any the peninsula on which Cadiz is tended an papers at from say about her being found in a hotel with a strip teaser's -husband. invitation to the public otic." situated and no clear picture of jumped the full. eig.ht-cent limit. 40 to 50 miles Per hour. Atcheson carried had sunk. Miss Rand. who is still curvesome enough at 43 to make her reveal- to attend these programs and espec- At 9:35 o'clock' last night the cohditions in the blast area was I The heat Was taging its toll of Strong squalls extend 'outward The, Army announced the dead, dances,interesting. ial' • to those persons interested in Cadiz Naval base and arsenal available. the industrial pro:auction also as more than 200 miles to the eirt-and ing- said she fats never done anything indecent in her in addition to Atcheson. as follows: • 4- club work. Members of the erupted in a thundrous blast. A The aticient overheated workers walked off north, the burea u said 'life tbodies recoveredt Col. C. A. Rus- Cadiz cathedral ware l lloway county 4-H Cluba enroll- thousand submarine mines and 140 said 1'. hare suffered their jabs. sell, Col. David Lam Navy Capt. damage, the 1 ed at the camp are participating In torpedoes exploded in a chain re- gates Ataalichmond. Va.. pilot Brock R. G. lloyer. S-Sgt. R. C. Harr, in of the bull ring were torn all phases of the camp. officials action that wt•nt on threughout off an , Minor was still arguing with the • Gordon Clapp to Meet of Woodburn, Ore., T-Sgt. 0 F and eld people's home de- said. a MOO at terror. stroyM*. ' bureeru -Mont- McKee. 4487 1st Ave. North), St With Power Board Hardest were the Larringa Only there last Sunday. Minor laded Petersburg, Fla. a single radio transmitter Rev. Shelton To Preach and Echevarrieta shipyards. was available plane with crushed ice, climbed to Officials Tonight 'Meeting and presumed dead) 'Offi- to flash calls for cials reported that the San 8:400 feet, then dumped his cargo The Rev. Hicks Shelton will Pilo? Capt. K. R. Sever- help. Still, Iriungs- inn into a cloud Clapp. preach. at the Murray Memorial and San Jose districts -were Medical learns, labor gangs and and made a swift Gordo,' R. C11,.11•111.in of town'. CO-pilat. U. V. E. Carley. Flaptial Church at almost completely devastated. descent. Just as his plane touched Tennesiree Valley 7:30 Wednesday, Jefferson. la.. Capt. Cecil The Spanish Army * engineers were the Authority. M. Sig- central- the runway, August 20. Rev. Shelter' is a for- section of Cadiz- suffered rushed to Cadiz from Sevilla and a drenching rain be- will meet with moo. I Box 14t. lancobiton. N. C., Murray power mer pastor- of the church. less seriously because of its di,- other nearby gan to fall. and Crew Chief T-Sgt I. J Vun- cities. Auxiliary fire Marra officials and °that. Murray- lance fromtrim the seat of The weather bureap was not im- esti. Chicaga the upheave maws struggled to control the fires a ins at a dinner niecting tonight Brothers Are Arraigned al. It is on the tip of a promontory. started by 'the blast, pressed. while "are had RIPLZY, the devastated region was at Cadiz lies on the southern tip predicted rain any- at 7 o'cleck itt the National he/el Tenn.. Aug 19 )1:1?)- its base. way:* the weathermen brialters. of Spain mathwest of Gibraltar. It said. Power boart(officiala here saicla Two Johrany Yochtum, 23. Alaskan Land Opened An and Carl Yochum. undetermined number of 700 is one of lhe country's greatea today that other TVA officials. 25. will be•ar- workers on the tneht raigned in circuit For Homesteading shift at a tor- ports and a Naval base. ' Umted States John Sh Ian Cow- court here to- morrow otamurder ! Services For Kirksey_ er, member of he Sena Pub 'c charges. . Vt.re-licre+rerra-trrertherro-are WASHINGTON. aseata-ia i th--,- ;- - . 8 1 ePraarar "ramn'i itt-e-e River.; ez-d Native Who DiO-wne ed with the fatal shooting of two Secretary 'of Interior J. A. Kr . r Harbors), i d ethera may be pees- other brothers. Jamet anti Jasper today opened far homestea a At Detroit To Be Held eta at meeting_ Scoutsin Henderson. 45.000 acres Cabin at Golddtist, near here. 'if farm hind in A! Ready Speaki it Gilberaaville last - last February 22. kias Matanuska Valley. Funeral services will be held to- night. Clapp alai that before the morrow The most any claimer can gra afternoon at the Kirksey Kentucky Lake area can capital-a aaptist 160 acres. The most he has ti pay Church at two o'clock far- lin en its resources. Illote attrac- aity S. Cobb. 34-year-old former LIVESTOCK is $16 in application fees and cora- But More Leaders Needed tive places _to t•at and sleep must I. mission chargea. , . tesident of Calloway county who --be developed. _Veterans will hifve first ()Mace. Murray's Girl Scent Association announced dreamed Saturday •evening while ST. LO- UIS NATIONAL today that the Girl He discussed the impetus given • STOCA- -Theraean start -filing Scout cabin at the city swimming in Detroit. Mich. YARDS.. Aug. 19 applications park is rape" cted to be chmpleted today., Mrs. taaindustra; by the new nitaTgation .1.1P) Liveatack: October 17; the George Cobb drowned early Saturday 8.000 general public Hart. president of the associatim. said the girls will take pver channel created by •Oilbertsville all salable: Market next JanuitaY 15 Settlers evening at a private pool - hi De- active with early eahnot the intettor decoratitip, and furnishing of the cabin. • Dam and ite- resri;- clearance of all move in until six troit%aashale attending a picnic. By- classes -of hogs:*-5arrows months after The Girl Scout will open their THEY DON'T BELIEVE . voir stretchingtoo-rnrie-Ione1 in.rn,, Kt /d uck y. and gilts program in September atfdire in staraders saw him start swimming IN SIGNS-The safety department' Their applications are approved. and Tennessee. 170-240 pounds 27.25; including need of leaders, Mrs_ Hatt said. "We eeed about eight leaders interested of the B. F. Goodrich plant, Akron, Ohio, kept track of _ Krug said that the area. 15 min- from the edge if the pool *to a sales to big packers: market, mostly in Girl Seatit work.-- Mrs. Hart said. small employes going through this archway, and found that 42 utes by . air from Ancharage. was 1 island in the center Of the 25 cents lower with etreines 50. A large group of pool, per cent of the women ignored the "keep right" warning. opened "I,, meet increased demands the Girl Scouts met ;Air cabin yesterday and a distance of approximately cents wider Mohday: heavy hogs cleaned 85 Men were not entirely perfect, but only 18 per cent_Lvent Bank Cashier Took for ptiblic land for homesteigling in up the grounds' in preparation for grading, feet. They said hi. called, for left.1 steady, 240-270 pounds 6.25-.I7 25. help but his the valley.- Another part of the A housing committee has been set up within the asibciation to as- comPanitiiis did iii.: $100,000; Now Has 280-300 pounds 25.00-26.25: load believe he was in danger. valley was opened in 1935. sume responsibility for the cabin. The committee includes Mrs. S. V. 340-350 pounds 24.25; weigats un- Born and raised near None Of It Left The land in the Wasilla-Goose Foy. chairman. Mrs. Herschel Corn and Mrs. Clyde Kirkset Damage Suit Filed Revival Being Held der 180 pounds 23 cents to 50 cents Jones. This com- he Hey region is accessible by water, has Win employed with lower; bulk 130-150 pound.: mittee. will work with the girls When they start finishing the interior In Texas City 23.50- : General Motors Corperation at Blast A 10-day tent BALTIMORE. Aug. 19 UP) - rail, highway and air. It is 48 miles of the a revival is tieing 25 7ra. '100-120 pounds 20.50-22.75; cabin. Some equipment is already owned by the Scouts but they Detreit The FBI today teal the by road from Palmer. headquarters plant. The body will re- conducted by the- Ace. M. M. story of sews mostly steady at 18.00-23.25: will need more, officials said Murrayans who would •(ALVF.STON, Tex.Aug. 1 a 44.-year-old bank city. of the Alask,a Rural Rehabdi- like to help the main at the heme of his sister, Mra. Hampton three *smiles south uf cashier who : few extreme heavies 17.75. Scaftatit furrarth their newetthtn - hirer been asked -Vern .1UP)-An $8.000.000 damage. tuypea,enibeaztelgainto -titian c?rp. farm caaperative pro- to cnntact menthera of -Bowden, Kiegsey. until the! -suit Lynn .14.4f -the almete)--of it fine art. Cattle 4.800' salable 4.000: calves the housing committee: funeral Hughlett A Guilt Jett. The scouts need Latta, asoLaa -pans, tables, chairs. hour. ;aid injury and death claims to- Sala-ester Paschall and Galen West of Dover. Del., 2.500 all salable; steer -supply ap- The managed to make aWiiy Krug said persons planning to mirrors and other items, they said. Rev, Steve Cobb. Mayfield. taling $375,000 were filed here to- on the main road. With close proximately 80 loads, including to 13 aatle Mrs:Garne.tt will conduct the services. $100.000 ove)r a periad of 13 cars in this region practically Jones is organizational chairman of the aratociatian and day against the United States sew- The Rev. Hampton Is pastor of Okla-honat and Kansas grass Cobb is years, and it was only while . t start from "the ground up lewill help select additional Scout leaders survived,lay his _another. the Sinking Spring away steers: cows making up about • for the work this fall. Mrs. ernment, as a result of the Texas Baptist Church. on 30 ail there is no housing Mrs. Airlis Cobb,- Kirksey, Route vacation lhatahe was found out. per cent of available HSc'art is also available ti talk Scuting with women y'ho Services are held _at the revival run; maaket opening. are interested 2; three settees, Mrs. City waterfront explosion-fire dis- But he admitted sadly that he and very little of,the land has been in Bessie Jones each night at 7:45. Rev. Hampton generally steady- with - Monday: becoming scout leadars• • and hasn't a penny to cleared." . Mrs. Eron Watkina. Math of .....ter of April 16-17. has invited the show for his several loads low and The new cabin. result of a ,long campaign public to attend. average --- by Scout association Detroit, and Mrs. Vera Bov.'deti. 18-Year-stretch of till-tapping. The suit and the claims. filed in choice steers 29 50-32 00: few me- workers. is one if the Scouts* outstanding prejt•cts here. large_ Kirksey. Golf is the father of Its fare- Route 2: *and one bro- McCann lifts Midway three chil- dium to good 25.25-27.00; good heif- Galveston district court by T. E. itrother Joint- Statf place ia considered one of its outstanding features. The serviceman ther. Robert Cobb. Detroit. n and long respected as asais- era and mixed HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 19 yearlings 24 00-26 00: honor roll, Which stood on the court Pallbearers will be mosheim representing a Houston *tip, -a- tant citihier of the Farmers Fred Furchea who housealawn during the war, has Hester Mons Irving Bank Medium kind. 17.00-23 00; common has been' a ler, MtCann, general' cpusel for of IsTiver, been donated to the building. It was used by the Scotits'a) wall Curt Mohler, Noble Crick: FA- law firm. -were the first. 'directed and meditifli "pee? cows student at watchmaking ,school'in off the erhatiae committee studying movie 1300-16.00; powder room ward Crick, Pete Joseph. Willie Fe eral agents seized him yester- canners Pearia. Ill., has joined the staff and kitchen of the cabin. "All you can see now is names against the federal government as labor trouble, grabbed and cutters. 10.50-12.75; Wade 011ic American day as he returned from his of the Furahes id servicemen:* Mrs. Hart said. Officials believe the: , war s an liii outgrowth of the' catastrophe vaca- medium to good sausage bulls Jewelry sane. dacoralion and Faderation of Labor .counsel Jo- tion. They Earl DeArmpo;cd. • following said' he readily con- 14.50-16.50; good beef 'Fred is a Mather of W. R. Fuachcs, furnishing of the cabin will provide the girls with an part of thea_pax_elositin of We seph' a.. Pialway by the threat and bulls 1700; Burial will be in the fessed lii having stolen the exact I vealers manager of the store. their Scout training. aairksey nitrate-laden ships Grandenmat and hit him when 50 cents lower: good and cemetery• Padway called com- sum of $95,991 23 . • • • II h Flyer. between 1927 and ; choice. 19.00-24.00: common mittee procedure "Gestapo Stuff." 1945, and • medium 12.50-19.00, •

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tiUST 19, 1947 PAGE-TW THE LEDGER S.: TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY, Al i T1 THE LEDGER & TIMES Lake PUBLISHER) BV THE CALLOWAY PCBLISHORG COMPANY Let's Start Work on Kentucky Consolidation of The Murray Ledger. The ,Calloway Times, and The Times-Herald. October-20. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January I7...1,942 - Ferry Now! -r- . Ito State Park at Eggner's W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER JAMES C. WILLIAMS. GENERAL MANAGER the boob-traps of sunny Cal. --- ANSWER TO Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St. Murray. Ky. should have been in Brooklyn ball PREVIOUS' PUZZLE ▪ _ --Entered at the Post Office. Murray. Kentucky, for Transmission as park to Sit in on the 1947 .velsii;n Crossword Puzzle of "Murder:. Inc." •Second Class Matter ACROSS 32-Help It was a night of triple e:stacy 33-Co5cred alth SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20; per 1-Trim Cher for the 33,723 fortunates who oceu- 6-Tropical trees 36-1113torlcal records month, 83c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3 50. else- 11-Shines 39-Learning where $5.50. pied i-very seat for the charity 12-0scrfloW 40-Hearing organ atne between Burt Shotton'? 14-Paddle 42-Chew S•a-rick 15-La tic poem 43-Like NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE W1T7tIER CO. 903 bums and the Red 4Ards from St. 17-Stain 44-Sugar-coated nuts Michigan Memohis T.in. 1,0 A- Ne..c York; 307 N I.ou. Every seat was' reserv pi: 113-Bone 47-Tellurium asymb.1 Chicago: 80 Roylstcri St 13.e' 19-Cheat 4g-PenpoInt • Ave.. 31 -Prefix • down 50-Expiate - - ' there Ivere no standees. Thousands FOi . 32-Bridge 51-U N Secretary- were turned away. 14-Lamprey General Pe 25-Reared 52--8u8cient co. NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ Not only did- tho Dodgers cruJi 27-Plugs up 45-Painter the Cards. .12410 3. under the Irghts; 29-Fire coals 56-Yawns Hi SSOCIATION 31-Prefix three 57-Slender woman but the Burns made their most DOWN 1 FO darc n•ous pennant contenders look 1-Cirasps 1 !II 1.1 11 t. KY PRESS ASSOCIATION ti like amateurs -- at the very tsalte 2-Over I poet.; 5 — 3-Father .. We reset- za. oa t any Advertsaig. Letters to the Editor time that the right field ,scoreb.ard 4-Duck of Public. Vo-ce items which in our opinion are nut for the best intererst I disclosed the surprising fact that 5-Glimpses ia g-Take • canoe rich of our readers. the fourth-place Giants of the Na- 7-Cain'a brother ./.. 5-Beholdi tea tional circuit were thrashing the ,.ii,2t/:,124 Tuesday Afternoon. Augusty 1947 9-Wet dirt Yankees, , virtual winners of the / 10-8ecretary of :OA 27,25 4 Treasury sF01 American League . nag 4 to 1,.in 11-Large duckale another benefit game at the polo .4..• ,/i bird • 'Welcome To The Visiting 4-H Club Members Zs 7 .7.)3 i J 13,-Acts BENCII-LEGGED FRIENDS—Young Keith Fisher, of London, has the same general stance grounds And -in the afternoon. 16-Unit F01 -F-spelled the Dodgers had downed the // 12 19 air to have facilities that enable us as Bunty. a four-year-old bulldog at the Golden Jubilee Children's Dog Show of Our Dumb S lolently di) Cards. 7 re 5, in theopening, con.- (/ Z '0-Receding' ente.rtair the :::0 1 4-11 Club members from.tweive 'Friends League in Hyde Park, London. For competition, 10,000 children entered their pets. / se sm test of their- "crucial" four-game 13-Aroma I I n the ..'t:::a! Pti-rehase-Tradewater 4-11 Club camp. 76-Fortification 511 s,,ies. ifi-A dessert W. •A rns. ;iirls- III Nlintay. 20-Chess Sat As the Dodgers moved into a . 33-Airship - -- •:•-• filled with lleneticial topic -." A'- 34-Falling to win I ro'..-rrani Today's Sports Parade 6,2 game lead in pursuit of the F01 ,tny hey or who plans to make YOU AND YOUR 35-Demists National bunting, and as • the 36-Sports centers sni By Jack Caddy 49 V50 37-Somewhat late . I IONIE Wants sniacked the Yanks. no I 36-Saccharine Ril ted Press Sports Writer any time do4e Burns monlet; the - time "hould 1),• On thu look- wonder the .zearathing -night air aras 41-Past Co Cards" 45-Fury out f.•i- ,now them all the hospitality NEW Vt.-MR Aug El UP rent with roars of "Da Burns must i 46--Spooky Laat night was the coveted °c- 49-Large snake • FOI ple••••iHe. io• enjoyable as possible. be woild charnpeens-- woild cham- 19 ilia...tiles Inert, a tan with soul ,oleasion when every -Dodger devotee 51-Edge Good - rE7•1-,-•••sielis of Murray that :the boys and girls peens woild champeens!" 53-Toward top lan de.,d wi. ever 1.. himself a in our fair land - from the Job- This ultra-enthusiasm -- shared Der N Valapa /Naar. aregamia Ira 55-Thallium tayaitill Co take 'hon.. •nem, ,1:1:.t1 1/lit' )1 n,. of the I.)est advertise- sant: I'd loae to 00 at Elibets Ph Id; ster traps of rock-bound Maine to by everyone from Hilda. the cow- I ho' flu: t- t•r:- i-own ha\ e. . - Ho industrial executive -- reached bespeckled Burt - in the tan After this terrific victory, what bui Lot More 'To Football Than..Just is pt'ait in the.third - when 11 sports shirt and tan slacks -- ap- did Shotton think of his Dodgers? Scl There's A problems? Bit By R %CHU, ROWLAND Flatbush trailers strode to 1116 peared iis Unemotional as if he' had , Did he still have any Playing The Night Of The Game Home Demonstration' Ageat plate and clicked off Jive runs and been Munching On • "dry 'fee" "Yes," said.,the voice from the Jor sent tlarrY-Thts-Cat Brecheeti to ttr,'ugh,ad the contest. refrigerator. "we still have a prob- Ky • I S, h,,,•••1 fo,)thall , the showers. _ . . An extilfarit reporter asked him. lem every day - to as in that par- vol • ..lay instead :-• -- their first game, if a.. I y ars of study and - The rest of the •Shottoneers' "What do you think of the Car- ticular ball.game.- - an this week. About On iigilte,T, field -rtrett ext,_,:.r.inettlatton the College of Ag- achievements against hurlers Mut now, Burt?" reporter said to himself, coaebes The nu: t(Iere tinder the direetion of r.coltute and Horne EconotTlICS. per. Wilks. and Burkhart savored Shotton replied frigidly, "They're "Nleetz!' And he went out to join an( exet'( i'ses. • It takes a lot of moral Uillyer;.ty ;it -Secstuelos, has lust of anti-climax, although they did still a great team. Now - don't The exultant thousands who were stimulate •lobustly 1)11, thdr,. the-de 1,o). lje„.. out vleaseci nrw_. hullettn on home. such bellowed 1-1444----Yuu:ro-g‘ung to get -smoking oat- of-the exits and who - - - proncuricrinents as. -The Bums- is hk- ra •nist+11. •.id I)i.en 0:3-Lyrg-alTalPfl-A.,4trnr-a-lit-tlea to 'say anything that'll get me into were still proclaiming, 'The Bums kit.d The proees-- rig 4aome vex- Dir. . a rhubarb with the' Cards.- • is iii! The Mims, Ip, champs:" Had only Leo-The-Lip Dui., I. Lir I trso to''. cher been Kest. nt. the night ww: • whi. 1-.r-.Th-y that a lot of prepare- boa:, bects and corn av.as al- have been exultantly perfect.' W : • •. ,•re olayed. It-takes a lot of not "The Lip" exiled to Hollywood 1 'r• now. • t.a...... tnnia.ncla that all I dc: • r • h e with his row:le-star wife. -LaT111, • WE SELL v'g. hoprac,,,ked. with the Day, he would have been perfcr , ing "aper-th ops in the coa, mg box alai he weold has, t,. a fountain of supo: ' RUBBER STAMPS -att va..-ste4-.4,-.4-io 4i - "IS.mk‘xcky eAt's News porters in 'II dre, thic-xarc. - Butt SI:, . done a magnifteet.1 job "as D.. eh( r - Ledger & Times

...1••••••••• . t/6 /• f! :maAlb ellel BOAR GETS BATIT---lir.-Pig, of Milford. Ill., doesn't seem to realize that he is being bathed and groomed by one of die girls. 'The ham on the hoof is a prize- county's prettiest CON winning Hampshire junior boar owned by Fred Miller, the father of Betty, who 1.s doing the scrubbing. Its blue-ribbon stuff all the way.

Chrysler Workers Out Because Of The Heat R. GI OUR D!:IvIOCRACY A: Man Gets One Win and MULTIPLYING -THE PRINTEP WORD One Loss at 'Roulette'

ThE ROTARY Arr-£5.5 C eciE -846 ' — MA 11, Ai -1-1 SPEED 4:11 1O' Vl L.': *4- " " es• — t„ r,.surne ;ur 20. and Less is V ,t 1,- 11 . !Al ;,r RO W Mi.!. - 24. N ts‘ .Z"1 W. 1-- c,,roner Ilober t E. Brush that ' "K1 to -k . 38- caliber FRI Seven Plant Members loaded with otie bUllet -- Building New Homes the _chamber Whon it can Fa 07-0 he pi.tre,i the hi -4 be Wyche To Inspect and pulied the trigger. - I Tit.GeimahS DEvELCIPM-rfail' N4866 MeN GI Life In Italy I oce utfo,00 rose sr6 /*PER The -.firs: I itTiF a'blimmei• Welcome • • . .Equi FROM WOOD Dtd‘R, .ASTLY .11• ri,pty.cicirnner me revol INCREASED PRODoCT‘ON, -If eral DPW TO THE "kne Ne ridin 'less tNs .L., 4-H CLUB MEMBERS NOW ATTENDING long( 41: —111 ri• Today and Wed. stintz hidden hearing velol for the HE'S ROUGH! CAMP HERE Nutt Impl WeEsi VEPSENTHALER HE'S RUGGED! En '../E,(TED (cS MECHANICAL DEAF You are learning the principles of better -farming at 0-M; T yPESETTER- THE soVOTYPE- LY als IN 188S, Ti4E PROCESS or- LEO GORCEY home and at school. , conv \ SETT 'se T YPE vv4S ing — as — Don't neglect are I SPEEDED cm ••17 150 the part your bank can play in your career. whe( • throt for TELETUBE COME IN TO SEE US 4 i equa • 1 11 1 , r r tires.

• : Th THE iNvENT/VE GEN/uS OF THESE THREE with -- A One AMER/CANS TREMENDOUSLY BROADENED rigid "America's Favorite Gang THE SERV/CE OF THE PR/NTED WORD AND TELEX Hearsay (,ate: Peoples Savings Bank Hoodlums" ug I 1% Os., TELEX of of ht EXCHANGE OF 1.1111M1.1 STMULATED THe FREE Marmite: Alin/ Nleinber D I (. /DEAS,50 ES-SEA/774L TO A DENIOCRAC 111 (32111); JttdL "The Bowery Boys" Shirr la K'

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LL alP1 !ABA NE• *R and Save Money .c T5 ;tE.S.ET FOR SA —40-acre farm, located • 1---aeood.4 smothered the landscapii effect, fR,A.T half mile N. . of South Pleasant to those of the old virgin Because of the dispatch with For Sale were by no mciins highly paoduc- Grove Church on a gravel high- growth. The prairie chickens and which fire does its job, and the B L ' live of animals and birds. Deer, way, good dwelling with electric- sharp-tailed grouse were the first extreme economy of such pro- 'E a oft SALE Elberta peaches, .$2.00 gitiae.o all animals and birds, to ity. 1 tenant house. 2 good tobac- to prove them right. In some areas jects, conservation men are now .R.S.e per bushel at the orchard. Bring _. proapey, must have abundant food T;Ea2 co barns, 1 stockbarn and other where they had floiii4shed after ,talking game-land creation by fire containers -- J. W. Cole. North supplies, and these --a the tender A 7E outbuildings. Served by school —Stocking they finally disappeared in broader terms. Highway. A23c browse. the •berry-bearing shrubs 1 — bus, mail and milk route, close to entirely. Game men today are con- — etc. '-- need clearings and forest church and grocery. Twelve acres virked that open meadows and LOOK! FOR SALE AT AUCTION—House- edges for luxuri.int growth. For LOOK! in timber and the remaining lad woods clearings are the greatest et.) hold and kitchen furniture, and example. Miohigan's present WILL PAY DELIVERED is in a high state of cultivation. single need for these two beautiful farming implements August 28 at estimated at a million-odddeerhird, THIS WEEK Contact A H. Webb, 305 South grouse species. 10 o'clock at Ed Phillips farm, one a:6mila. far surpasae, that which Heavy moo One mile south of Harris 6th street. Murray, Ky. 1 p 1i- was for this reason, the rapid Hens 24c other Grove—Hes- the early Indians knew before the 1Leghorn ter Cunningham. A23p loggers came. growth of The scrub, that many Hens 15c conservationists and sportsmen:Heavy Springs 25c of Some three decades ago, the • 'FOR SALE—Upright piano. Excel- Services Offered I were taken by surprise. The ob-'Leghorn. business of forest fire.- detection, 20c alias@ -lent condition. Call MO. A20c vious answer was to clear scattered'Cocks 4ighting and prevention slowly be- 10c GEORGE Q. ADAMS. auctioneer. sections. and quickly. Yet the cost to be made elfective. The for- Candled Eggs 32c • FOR SALE — Rough lumber, any Graduate of Reisch American of attempting by ax and bull- sir - .--'t fire menaaa was whittled down Price Subject to Change dimension. Fill any bill, large or school of auctioneering. largest in dozer to create such clearing ' to a lyire toriornumiirimediately Without Notice small. See L. D. Miller. Phone the world. 'Write Lynn Grove, would lae prohibitive. It was thus the gamegame, Anrid the gain.'me food and non 514-J, or at Graham & Jack- Route One A23p .that the idea of using.aire es- tcov.ca. _respoaded. X.,11 .cou.ld drive. cra son.- A20p ablisii better game coaditionn-Was Boggess Produce Co. ' along back- trails Wtrich traversed suggesed. - o win : atarally , So. 13th St. Phone 441 FOR SALE—Oil heaters, size to miilitoti of acres of lush .-ccood growta. 'nine wait any home. Cash or terms— Today's . a lain , A few psi Riley Furniture and Appliance a anate _game l''Weri, began a Probable EGYPTIAN DOUBLE-DECKER—In Alexandria, Egypt, they are up to date ' to suspect that the Co. Phone 587_ Aar., with their very cause of --double-decked trolley ears, but behind the times in charging only one plaster for the fare. , ' ii--' rare ' i - ale FOR SALE-32 acres rich level By lUnited Press Since a piaster equaLs a nickel of our money, this puts the Egyptian city in the class of tint which had encouraged abina HIGH EXPENSES - op land. I 1-4 mile south of Murray such backward cities as New York. Ada growth of food and cover multi I College on 16th street. Five-room (Won and lost records in paren- would in time also sound the death GET YOUR GOAT house and bath, water in house. theses) knell of plentiful game by repro- ti hug.- pl/leS BILL DOLLAR HAS House in good A .1.414414ie- and hard I aaajam aombta,a, i/ 'y, what buildings, shade:. 3 acres timber Washington I Masterson 9;10 and THE ANTIDOTE )odgers? School bos. Possession at once. Scarbrough 4-6) at Cleveland Calanl AMID roblemsa Bargain if sold at once— R. A. I Harrier 6-3 and Embree 5-8) — • rum the Jones. owner, Route 1. Murray, twi-night doubleheader. By lid Kesting prob- Ky. • a - • 1 p Boston (Hughson 10-91 at St. j° Don't let high expenses got you down. C04,114 in and hat par- Louis IMuncrief 6-13a FOR arrange for o friendly cosh loan We have a sosoolos• FOR SALE—WASHER PARTS— New York 'Reynolds 16-6) at Fn. . .ole •Thele io phenomenon of r, DAY am tow sonic' in covet your every need . and citify ,Only model number and serial Detroit lOvermire 6-41. - himself, scourge. is being harnessed to put lure which so panics. terrorizm one trip to ow office is necessary You'll number needed.. Riley Furniture •Philadelphia (Coleman 5-6) at NIGHT I.ka . to join to work to provide better habi- and depletes wildlife as fire rage _ our hidirscity service and prompt and Appliance Company. Tele- Chicago I Grove — night. CALI, .."%4 corrAdentool way of dieing business ho were tat for wii4 game. tsyron w. Dal- through its domain. In the gru phone 587 A21c TAX/ ,iod who rymple. etrinieqt outdoor writer. burned-out areas which scar ci he Bums - acquaints as with- tire as it plays forreats, the gaunt, blackened slut SERV/a is the role of wildlife's amiable ad- of trees remain as grotesque a: 232 tues. cumrnemdrating untold d, ra. 1 I struction of deer, other anima. • and game birds. However the wil- derness Are, that grim adversary of wildlife, can be harnessed and utilized to bring great benefit to Always ready the same valuable creatures t oft- at the ring of the phone to OPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOONS en so wantonly destroys. taxi In' the light of new conaerva- you wherever you want lion studies, this seeming paradox to go 4 is explained by sample logic, bas- amteitiltate,.LOAN, CORPORATION ed on the certain knowledge of game experts that forest • regions NEXT DOOR TO PEOPLES WANK which look, to the casual.observ. 546 Main Street : Murray ea. like perfect wildlife habitats DIAMOND CAB M. C. ELLIS, Mgr. PHONE 11811 siesmitel are often far from that. Original virgin forest condi-

NANCY Dark Eyes By Ernie Bushmiller

WANNA HELP ME j/ ------D'S i5 MY I'LL BE I WAS AFRAID OF THE DEVELOP MY SURE 'DARK ROOM-- BACK SNAPSHOTS? A DARK SO I PUT ON NOW I'LL LATER, THESE GLASSES SHOW YA NANCY-- INSTEAD DIE THE HOW TO YOU CINVINMINAl 1°U-0-11ATit DEVELOP KEEP WAY NEGATIVES -t ON 5 11 TH s OKAY OH, FILMS GOODY REVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENT IN GENERAL-PURPOSE TRACTOR DESIGN -E-RN/E- Zs's1_5-1- 1/1. r I 94? 11,44•.• •ar 4, Po ON SECOND BABE — Johnny ANNOUNCED BY FARMERS TRACTOR Mize, first baseman for the New York Giants, socked ABBIE an' SLATS Situation Desperate ! By Raeburn Van Buren AND IMVLEMENT COMPANY out his 35th home run in 100th game of the season, which is doing something to THAT GIRL, GLORY RHODES, BUT I CAN'T MAKE HER SORRY, MADAME, 5-ORR Y; MADAME, IT *44 AN SHE Babe Ruth's 1927 pace when KNOWS CHARLIE 15 IN MAYBE CHARLIE'S FRIEND, THAT /WA-1,5ER HAS UNLISTED NIAMEIER. WE ARE NOT inches high Notice that the entire he set SHE CCuLD 'THE MYSTERIOUS VOICE .SEEN 0/5CO/VA'ECTED ALLOWED TO GIVE THAT fri.nj saes, the record of 60 home MA NY A DIsi-A-NT*G- -E9- -711113. Mtn ir-battrinrdier --SAVE HIS LIFE ON THE PHONE, AT THE et-Quesr Or INFORMATION, AT tor has been forced to rise the full IF the SHE'D TALK! WOULD RECON- THE W8SCR/s9kER! THE REQUEST OF CLAIMED FOR NEW five- inches and that one tire is tak- .300 mark. • Vp SIDER AND THE ROLL-O-MATIC ing the full load Now. look at the - TRY TO HELP-- SLISSCR/13ER! "KNEE-ACTION" —H.-tractor equipped with Rill-O- Chasago 'Borowy 8-10 and 1"/.: Lade IF I TOU2 HIM Matic. -Here. the rise is only two 9-70 iit. Philadelphia (Donnelly I- FRONT WHEELS ABOUT HER. - and one-half inches exiictly half 4 and Schanz 2-4i -- two games • • I COPIED 'That of the conventional tractor-a St. Louis (Brazle 9-60 at Brook- Farmers of this communda, will id eaeh front tire is taking its lyn Illatten THE be interested to know that L. L. full ahare of the li•ad. Cineinnati 'Walters 3-50 at New NUMBEf!2 McNutt. local John Deere Farm York 1Koslo 11-7 r --night. Equapment Dealer. is announcing a By minimizing the utoanal-_down Prtt sloirgh artsternatiel ler 10-71 revolutionary development in ienai movement of the triad -end, and tit Boston- 'Barrett 9-8)' eral purpose tractor design a-- the pq,,444,g the I. oarataaar o„(h Roll-0-.Matic new John Deere front wheels. Roll-O-Matic offers 'knee-actioo Wheels. - Front simarthor. safer. mo•re comforta- New Driving ease increased ble ride, and greatly increases Not everybody in riding comfort . . new smooth- frolit tire":_life. Steering,. also,. •-t:allotiva y count ness and safety of siperation. avid': greatly improVed. 1.. 1.. McNutt y sub- longer tire life are among the ad- claims the difference is hurtled- scribi"s to The Ledger LI'L vantages..elaimed for 4his new de- lately apparent upop drivinelone c2" ABNER Wooin' What Comes Naturally ! By Al Capp velopment according to L. L. Me- of the tractors—in The way it steers "'biles but nearly 4. Nutt of .the Fa ers Tractoa and over rough ground . . . on side= everybody reads it. Implemeht to. hills . . . furrows . .. too ROMEO AND 'AE•E DRuTHER IN ONE HOUR Lit ABNER) NOrN0fir- THE POISON biE'LL BE STUCK EngTheered b. John Deere. Roll- beds • • • along the contour . . . JULIET WERE HAVE LI'L WILL WILLINGLY MARRY WILL BE FAKE — BUT THE & WTH YOU,FOR 0-Matic is a radical departure from • 011 most uuruy i0oealting e' rid BROUGHT TOGETHER ABNER, YOU • BECAuSE YOu HAVE SAPPY MARRIAGE WILL BE REAL!! THE REST OF conventional design. Instead of be- There's no fighting the whe.el, BY POISON ft WHILE WE JUST TAKEN PaSON'AND WHEN HE REALIZES ing rjgidly tnounted. front 'heels • creeping. tuu weaving from sid, ;art free lassies:Lion _sof your WHY NOT YOU? IS B1DTi4 caktr LIVE FOC% PIORE WE'S BEEN TRICKED - HIS NATURAL NATCHERAL are free to oscillate. The slii1fi--tPat .side. With just* a guiding hand lastly. for termite damage is ALIVE, THAN A FEW IT'LL BE TOO LATE:7- LIFE Kr the wheel, I. available to you withoir EF AH KIN . up-or-down movement Of rafter the tractor liter , LIFE!!' wheel is immediately "transferred climbs out of furrows. "veal , 1 nation by TERNIINIX. Tr: HAVE MAH 'es may be secretly causith, through gears which automatically right *o'er obstructions. oper.• bRuTHERS. ni-tive damage to your prop 4 4 equalize the load front in rough fields with greater on birth a Don't - Call for a tires ..-TERMINIX inspection. This is shown in the illustration Mr. McNutt soys that Roll •' , MURRAY LUMBER CO. • above of two John Deere Tractors. Mali, is all exclusive John Di, . Phone 262 is with converaional A One equipped feature and will be made avail , Authorired Ilerrewritative of rigid front wheels: the other with . ble torah,. rfew John Deere Model- Ohio ‘'ailler Terminta Corp. Boll-O-Matic. The right front tires "A" and "ti- Tractors recently an-1 .N.a.C.Y 79, _ . of both resting i ,,a•1 are On a rock five n ttttt wad. - As Advartlaad In"11.• Pose • TERMINIX wOltip 5 DOGES'les Itlhaitt 00

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Club News Activities Locals Women's Page Weddings JO W1I:LT.8MS, Editor — PHONE 374-M •`

Miss Carolyn Rumph, Social Calendar - • -# Tressel Hawkins Wed Tuesday. August 19 At 11.. C.: . N, f HI S C . I the Mc: N s' -- s : H .." s • ! C • c : V N C • V K• ct E Distributed by United Feature Syndicate,'Inc. s CHAPTER TWENTY must shake herself out of this fog, Tt-egat ea •ii. .' • ' V OUR granddaughter!" and face the facts. "I'm sorry to have reacted as I did. Its just- The \ - Leitha cried. "Oh, no! I well. I can hardly believe it-that can't be!" you are my grandfather." Frank B\'...o.. It was a cry. of protest, of Te bride utter disbelief. A cry that es- AYING it made it seem a little Sri I both- we.,i,: g - S more true. And Leithsa also re.. Beta caped her lips before she could called how she had felt from the es The stop it. And it was not an ex- first moment of their meeting. She • selet clamation of joy, had liked the old man at once. She boar sulitar I.. 'A sharp twitch, as of pain Lad not been afraid, or even in awe I kill groOm dashed across the old man's face. of him. She had seen through Di He had not only heard the incre- that fierceness to the goodness gf grou Mrs. his proud dulity, but he had regsigmzed the old heart. Ni t "That is worth waiting for-al- , emotion back of it. He knew that spur. .1.11er..1 t .d:!.: i he had no right to have hoped it most worth the long years of lone- of Chicago Sh• .s might be a different emotion-one liness-to have you say that," Ma- SHIRRED MIDRIFF - This is a theater dress, in case you June Tri Sigrr... sorority .. of gladness-but, in his heart, he son Tannehill said, with the same didn't know. Besides the shirring, sloping Bail. humility that had been in his voice it has shoulders at Concord High • I had hoped for that. and full sleeves. The glamorous rayon crepe affair is by man 404 144 befure. Then_ In his usual. com- deati .nas tatig-11. for _ mending manner. "I shall make it •101 Arianne Mire-au, and is in line with this season's rounded ment. Therefore. When he spoke Hale year.- - again, it was with sadness. up to you. Leitha. Not the past: silhouette. The cocktail hat in rayon satin is by Peg Fischer, that cannot PARTY GOWN—It's beautiful, it's bouffant, it's baffling- Scott °Th., : graduate of De: - -It is true." he said. "You must. be brought back. But 'believe me. child. And you must the future, your future-that, RE this evening dress designed for Ginger Rogers by Jean Louis, to %V 'son I:rovers:1y and did gradua• least. I can give to you. And all s ..• of N try to forgive me. as I said before who does this sort of thing for Columbia Pictures. It is only Personal. Paragraphs pcii iii • I have suffered for the way I treat- that I have-Tantuihill, this house, Hoyt ;ed mitrt"MY worldly possessions-all shell one of 36 changes worn by spicy star IrCitalacl_To Be You." ed_your mother'- nrr.h.ahly 'Mr. and Nit Ryan Gr,iteans and Mr. : rtd Mi5 JohTl C I I., rs, Purd ' more than she. You have told me be yours. as I already have ar- ranged in my will." - Jerry have returned! home • after i Mr. arid Sirs. Charlie Proving and non Sesits,ritY that she was happy, she and yaur spending •the • past week ••ts,iting father together - "Oh no!" Leitha pushed back like lefty, long known as one of Nance- Aftrinnal guests So - points of interest in "Oh. they were!" Leitha said. In her chair, got to her feet. Her baseball's great money hurlers, had j

0#10•10,, • Ii oklyn, C" Or Gyereme.d by tw• o rt.ted ?re-.. sport. 15 I Or -- 16•1444.1•14 “ti by Good \\\ hotel BENDIX him 1- 1934 TOPS hipie • Liberal' allowance on Washer Alche Ho! pay your old washer helps searcl for your modern do-every- • Now it's so easy to buy chief ell in thing Beadix I ... and so thrifty to own! ing se fortre day. Rolls ink on dry. The • Up to 12 months to pay • Washes craft FOR Cartridge writes and ...triple-rinses New CA teams IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON HOME CANNING for you Bendix on our new . . . damp-drys the wash writes and writes N where ZINC CAPSI budget-payment plan! all by itself ... even when 111)11S 1 •!Ay to uset Std• to seoll Used ger irOieisfLV /15'y HOME FREEZERS' gen•rouonk 0111 hove te.d• velertmoir you're not in the house! asn.nng# heute..,•st Thine r•Ioble cope moon auctesilel horn* conning today — 01 limy ho..,, th• pate Use them teitit WOW0195 • No other washer has -Come in And-see them while we hay(' Tat gir,Dix PR,CE P110011' complete cooficlenc• to ton sit,. toed . saved so much work . . . i-ar• teen/. Ce a special price on them, as we do not tretler, They stiol,•hen no others waft 0th.'' CA Pens t3. to S9 9S. kelt IA, /tee *wed II pram:, tea AT YOU, OlOCEi'S soap . . . hot water . . asfortitttor what steel price. By know will do to the nth ay, f•re• clothes . . . for so many siv a ••• 07MOW WOW pirirr oar tri istrt Si lett Sto# • •..dtrnft. tot Air tt• Musky two.' millions of families! iii NDIX tradin • 110M/. APPLIAN(1-1, - \ Bon clid nu acroov6,- TRADE-IN Curl BARNETT & KEtILEY OFFER TODAY! Cho 1.#11,1, ai.s1 r.t Silv '69 1-4 AMERICAN HOME and COMMERCIAL F,REEZERS Furches Jewelry Store Johnson Appliance Co. rim Gra Telephone 135 Murray, Ky. Telephone 56 EAST SIDE OF SQUARE : South Side Square -oats #1

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