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The Ledger and Times, December 24, 1948

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sae" Selected As Best All-Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 .948 Iststaticsaiasecusnocurtivissispisnr WEATHER FOREGAS1 an for calves ▪rlf Kentucky — Snow in north inuary. w portion today. likely mixed itil the •/f with sleet tonight. Rain mix- re sold W cd with 'sleetand some freez- , with- ing temperatur es in south • t(portion today and mostly rain eclared 413mAkianala3aSi3t3t3a3tedlalklideliik3i. Hick- to (la- YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- — 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 160 id ends, United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Friday Afternoon, Dec. 24, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION

MRS. SAUNDERS Not Too Late CAL161/14‘,a4St a Market News Oa't" 9 'C'15 To Bring Santa ICE In Kentucky PASSES AWAY 7 osie 1.1 To Local Family j, This is a report on the work of AT HOME THUR AND SNOW the markets division of the Ken- and Calloway county Mrs. Susan Saunders. age 93. Contributions started coming In Murray tucky department of Agriculture. to the Ledger and Times office awoke this morning with ice cov- passed away at her home at 9:15 It is being substituted for the reg- yesterday for the Breford Miller ering streets, trees and houses. a.m. yesterday of complications. contributors Weathermen predict ,colder and ular market price summary be- family yesterday. Most pfie 'had been in ill health for requested that their names not be possible snow for some sections of employes are on holi- cause state mentioned. the state. • some time. day vacation. The family is having a difficult by Her home is near Locust Grove No accidents were reported we to tell you about time since Mr. Miller received a • Today wish press time today. on Murray Route 5. an accident about other activities of the markets broken back in A snowstorm is spreading a white news She was the widow of the late division. In addition toe the Thanksgiving. Christmas—and hampering holiday prepares take some- program, the department J. F. Saunders who died in 1935. It is not too late to travel—over the northern half of if you wish. For those weekly reports for the trade and She is survived by one daughter, thing to them the United States. interested individuals on poultry who wish to take something to Mrs. Walter Trevathan, of Murray The storm rose east of the Rocky MIA dairy products, grain and them today or tomorrow the family nd Saunders mountains and is moving east- feeds, and a weekly news letter, Route 5, one son Rufus lives just beyond the Shady Grove ward. It is expected to reach the presenting a review and digest of Murray, three nephews, Homer. Market on the East Highway, off east coast before tomorrow night. concerning all farm products. Williams, and the highway to the left. George, and Neville The Chicago weather bureau has During the tobacco season, a daily Williams, James, age 7 and Mozelle, age three nieces, Mrs. Mary issued warnings that highways are report, by markets in the state, is Mrs. 11, will have a good Christmas af- Miss Rowena Williams, and dangerous in many areas--but Issued; and in season, daily reports ter all, thanks to the people of the Mabel Shipley. particularly in Illinois, Indiana, on friuts and vegetables are pre- city and county. She has four grandchilaren. Iowa, Oklahoma: Kansas and Miss- pared. Mrs. Saunders was a member of ouri. These mimeographed reports are the Locust Grove church. Sister of Mrs. The bad weather closed in as available to anyone upon request. The funeral will be held today hundreds of thousands of persons Should you wish to receive regular- at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. H. F. Pas- McElrath Injured started holiday trips by auto, train, ly any one or all of these reports, chall officiating. Burial will be in bus and plane. The National Safsty division of markets, write to the the family cemetery. Mrs. Wallace McElrath has just Council warns that sonic 265 per, Department of Agricul- Kentucky received word of a serious accident sons will be killed in traffic acci- request that your name ture, and which befell her sister, Mrs. J. E. dents over the Christmas holiday. placed on the mailing list for the be Record Shop Joke Lassiter of Lone Oak. Mrs. Lassiter In Washington, the weather DU - reports desired. Be sure to include tripped on a rug and fell breaking rc.0 has furecsst far to six inc'ess your mailing address. There cis no Backfires, Front her hip and wrist. She is in River- of snow today for parts of Ohio, the service. st,arge for side Hospital, Paducah. Kentucky, West Virginia and Pen- . The marketing division has a Teeth Plentiful Mrs. Lassiter lived in Murray nsylvania. Some air fields in the ioperattve agreement with the for several years and has many middle west have reported that the inspec- Oregon—Since the federal government for the PORTLAND. friends here who will regret to storm may reduce or halt air travel. This of the radio disc jockey, life say they tion of fruits and vegetables. birth hear of her misfortune. New York authorities inspection is given when requested, has been full of rich humor—things expect air travel to be heavier than mo- except in the case of strawberries, like; "tear off the top of your HE BELLS OF caais-rmits ring out, filling the air with their sweet, melodious tones . . last year if the storm does not in- which are inspected by another ther-in-law and sent it in for a T Citizens of World terfere wita flying. agency. bottle of wumpledinks little liver Most observers believe Kentucky tablets." filling men's hearts with overwhelming joy. Voices are lifted up in happy unison. Bells Can Stay in France s would be seriously handicapped in That's just a sample. And an far port Briefs fruits and as we know, no one ever sent in the sale and shipment of PARIS — Th e American v.nn re-! Columbus—The Columbus sports markets the tablets. and people join in chorus — pealing out — singing out the merriest greetings of vegetables to terminal for nounced his citizenship to become a!arena has been authorized to sell inspection But Sammy Taylor of a radio citizen the world been without the federal-state of nes grant- ; 5,000 shares of stock to finance a quanity station in Portland, Oregon, went to in as /ice. That's because most the Christmas season. Familiar music to all ears — music that proclaims ed permission remain France I proposed million dollar arena at and vegetables too far and he's paying the piper. the end of Mrach. ,lspments of fruit at least until Columbus. basis. Sammy decided to get funny .re sold on the U. S. grade Friends of 2.5-year old Garry Da- Oxford—Miami University is Si,- the new Christmas ! necessitates both a certifica- while ;haying has born" —.music that inspires ▪ This -unto us • Savior been happiness vis say Ms visa waiewleeadad_31131h- g141'.10%sfty lekter and trtahoian and an inspection cer- record called "All I Want For tion of grade out his asking for it. 4numeral awards to members of Otherwise, the shiper Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth." T tificate. Davis is the son of American the football and cross-county teams at the mercy of the buyer As a gag, he told his listeners to .. . n- isic that carries from one to the other the very best of would be dance band leader Meyer Davis. and student managers. losses might result. send their two front teeth to a re- rid drastic Bellefontaine—A Bellefontaine state marketing division al- cord shop and exchange them for The v..; .les — good health, good cheer, good fortune and above PEDANT DISAPPROVES trapshooter—Levi Shick—has been • so helps to supervise the inspectors a record of the song. "ROMANTIC LOVE" named as president of the Ohio during the season to assure corn- Well, to date. 43 pairs of front Trapshooting Association succeed- petent work in maintaining high teeth have appeared at the record all — a message for a most wonderful Christmas. 0. (UP)—"Roman- trig K. E. Mitchell of Greenville. grade standards. This Is for the ben- shop - mostly small fry, front teeth COLUMBUS, Athens—Harold Wise, who re- efit of both the buyer and seller. It in hand, demanding a record. tic love" and "the free choice sys- three persons signed as head football coach ae also contributes to a more orderly The last we heard, tem of mate selection" would be Ohio University yesterday, says he marketing program by assisting have come in with false teeth in is banned if an Ohio State University is not negotiating for a coaching producers in assembling, grading their hands and the proprietor fact. he's now professor had his way. job at Cincinnati University under ancl packaging their products in ac- getting desperate. In The Staff "The tooth Sid Gillman. cordance with consumer demands. hung up a sign reading: Dr A. R. Mangus, professor of nothing but tie Hollywond„ Califognia—Pitcher Another function of the division the real tooth, and of the rural sociology, however, leaves Ed Albossta has been sold by the is to assist producers, processors, tooth." open the question of what he would the distributors and retailers in riser- I Hollywood Stars of Pacific Ledger & Times put in its place. Ame- chmerchimtising agricultural pro- 'Coast League to Toledo of the Recovers He won fowl disci' grown in the state. For ex- Black "The free chow system of mate rican Association. well." last for ample, the departm.ent helped spon- selection no longer works games and lost nine year mobile sor the "June dairy month" and Or From Operation Dr. Mangus said. "In our the west coast squad. lamb Cam - society it brings together in mar- "eat more Kentucky Merry Christmas has a little add- riage couples who lack common 1 ATOMIC ENERGY CHARTS Deign." ed meaning today for Cleveland sponsors background and are incompatible. PREPARED FOR rusuc The department also Indians pitcher Don Black. with trade "Further, romantic love blinds ,PITTSBURGH (UP)—Westing-i marketing clinics, along Black, the hard luck hurler of agencies. The couples to each other's faults and . house Electric is helping the public and other agricultural the majors. was released from the MIKAN LEADS SCORING WITH aimed at getting the immaturines. They awake to their . get a better understanding of just clinics are St Vincent Hospital in Cleveland Orders Cease Airplane-Car 29 POINT AVERAGE buyer and seller each to under- UN basic incompatibilities only after what atomic energy is all about. yesterday and doctors pronounced LIONS DISTRIBUTE the other's problems, clinics Towering George Mikan, marriage has forced them to reali- Westinghouse's staff of atomic stand the him completely recovered from a Crash Today have been held concerning straw- Fire In Indonesia Minneapolis Laker center, contin- ties." scientists has prepared for public brain operation. INDIANAPOLIS—A woman mo- 1 berries, irish and sweet potatoes, GROCERY BASKETS ues to dominate the scoring in the Mangus sug- distribution six big colored charts Black suffered a brain injury The United Nato is :,ceurity torist is in serious condition in an As remedies, Dr. sorghum molasses and tomatoes. Basketball Association bf Amer- showing what the atom is, how it during a ball game in Cleveland in in The Lions Club has delivered Indianapolis hospital suffering from gested a program of parent educa- clinics have resulted in en- Council has ordered a cease-fire ica. The six foot 10 inch rebound works and what it can do. Some September. He underwent surgery seven baskets of groceries to fami- Injuries received when an airplane tion to. develop proper presonali- crops being sold prior to har- Indonesia. artist leads in four departments. This nuclear material is intended tire December seventh for removal of lies in the county according to S. C. crashed* into her car. ties in children, to advise parents vesting time. However, the council rejected an Mikan tops the league in total for use in schools, clubs, libraries, a weak spot in a blood vessel ex- McKee, chairman of the committee. 38-year-old Mrs. George Albrecht of social and personal needs of When requested, the department points with 635; in average points and the home. The charts trace cept for a brief period at home, he American proposal to order both Working with Rev. McKee were had seven youngsters and two children, and in methods of child also assists farm cooperative asso- per game with almost 29; in field atomic energy from the discovery has been confined to the hospital Dutch and Indonesians to withdraw Dewey Ragsdale and Lester Nan- adults in her car, returning home management. ciations in their formation and or- goals with 225 and in fouls made of X-rays in 1895 to the production since the injury. troops. ney. from a Church Christmas party. ganization. National Guard plane with 105. - Mrs. Lillian Hermann and sons. of artificial mesons in 1948. The team's doctor. Edward Cas- Earlier, Great Britain and Rus- Suddenly. a The department also tries to find Jumping Joe Fulks of the Phila- Henry and Jeff of Cincinnati. 0. tle, says the operation was a suc- piloted by 24--year-old Lieutenant markets for Kentucky farm pro- sia joined the United States in de- The "Bailey's" of the Nation have cess and he says Black may en U. S. Will Give Victor A. Kelly, hit a tree in land- delphia Warriors is second with 533 will fly to Memphis today to visit This has been true especially manding that the UN Security duce. ing, bounced off the tree top and points. Ed Sadowski of Philadelphia her sister. Mrs. V. 14. Clark and at least 22 ways iBaely. Bayley, reference to tomatoes, poultry pitch agail;I. Council order Dutch troops to with- with Ships To Turks struck the car. Is third with 375, Jim Pollard of family. On Sunday the two families Balye. etc ) in which they spell eggs, dairy products, and fruits - — draw from positions they won in and Mrs. Albrecht was the only per- Minneapolis fourth with 359 and will motor to Murray to visit Mrs. their surname. acCdording to the vegetables. Indonesia. A Soviet resolution in- London — United States Naval and Last Minute Rush son to suffer serious injuries,- the Carl Braun of New York fifth Hermann's and Mrs. Clark's mo- i wage records of the Federal Old- The division now is cooperating troduced today calls for Dutch headquarters in London reports others escaped with minor injuries. with 337. ther, Mrs. Myrtle Walker. Age and Survivors Insurance pro- with the federal government under withdrawal, plus branding Holland that two American destroyers will the research and .marketing act in To Push Sales as an aggressor. In Java, the UN be given to the Turkish Navy. making an agricultural survey, by good offices commission has defied Both had impressive wartime ;.• for the e counties, for every agricultural To Record High the Dutch order to call duty are being spruced up at the commodity produced in withdrawl of its truce terms from naval shipyard at Charleston, South KentuskY Americans are making a last Mack Celebrates 86th Birthday Yesterday the fighting front. The commission Connie also aimed at gather- Carolina. The survey minute rush to gift counters across Information concerning refrig- says the Dutch will have to issue fs Pr neeton. Duke. Wisconsin, ing the nation. The Navy says the ships will be The grand old man of baseball— den and Early Wynn. The infield sports news. Cal. transportation, local sup- the order to the teams on their own. of Notre Dame, Tulane, Colum- eration, And retail trade experts are pre- manned by American crews, and Connie Mack—celebrated his 86th Mickey Vernon, Joe Gordon, Bou- In football, the Buffalo Bills Penn. ply and other factors contributing In Washington, Democratic Sen- the and Army. dicting that the final Christmas that some of the U. S. sailors. will birthday yesterday. but he didn't dreau and Ken Keltner. And the All-America Conference have bia the market system. The division ator Claude Pepper of Florida urges —o— to shopping rush will set a record. stay in Turkey awhile after the see a pennant-present for his Phil- outfield is Larry Doby. Dale Mit- obtained draft rights to center to make definite recommen- the United States to cut off all aid hopes Business has been extremely transfer to serve as instructors and adelphia athletics. chell and either Allie Clark or Marty Breen of Canisius. Breen In baseball, the Boston Braves dations for future marketing pro- to Holland. says "an appointment in slow in the last six weeks in retail technical advisers . Instead. Mack picked the Cleve- Walt Jundnich. • he has have signed another schoolboy grams when the survey is complet- stores The Christmas shoppers The destroyers will be sent to land Indians as repeat winners in "Another thing." said Mack. the Bill's front office" to discuss' ed The recommendations will be OLDEST MARINIC 73 SIGNS wonder. He is Chester Nichols, went back to their practice before Turkey early in 1949 under the the 1949 American League pennant "Cleveland has the reserves—which terms next week. The Bills' drafted made on a county, area and state FOR ANOTHER lures junior. a 17 year old Southpaw the war of shopping late Greek-Turkish aid program ap- chase. is a vital factor for a winner these Breen at the A-A-C meeting earlier basis QUANTICO, a. (UP)— Oldest April who tossed for the Pawtucket. But with Christmas a little more proved last Mack made it clear that his days." this week in Cleveland. All-in-all, the department thinks Marine in point of age and service, Rhode Island, East High Schsol. than a day away, trade experts say fourth place A's would be right up A cake-cutting ceremony was Former Pittsburgh stellar Coach It has worked out a good program M-Sgt. H. D. Bartley has complet- birth- Last year Nichols was unbeaten - in business Is going at such a clip that there in the fight for runner-up scheduled in honor of Mack's seeking for the state, and thinks it will be ed 41 years of service and reenlist- Jim Leonard is reported The six foot one inch of Premier Christmas honort next season. But, the white- day—but it was delayed some- 10 starts. a record in the dollar -volume listed for another four. coaching job at Duquesne. The able to contribute much to the eco- says what. The cake was a huge Me- the lefty pitched six straight shutouts sales seems certain. They predict The sergeant, started his 11th haired veteran of the diamond 5. / nomic welfare of Kentucky's farm- Symphonies Thu. tier affair, topped by a miniature war-time coach of the Steelers has and 61 consecutive scoreless in- the final rush will push trade to an cruise, said he has never been on "I can't see anything but the Cleve- ers. . elephant, the A's symbol, and dec- been in virtual retirement since nings. Nichols is rated as highly all time high for the month of the sick list, never missed a day's PHILADELPHIA — The world land Indians." with bats and balls. The beginning as coach of Saint Fran- as schoolboy Johnny Antonelli, to 813,000,000,000. or three per cent duty good -Lou Bourdeau and his gang have orated TRUMAN 'Isar Passisvirr and that his conduct premier of "Christmas symphonies" summer because of illness whom the Braves paid a reported better the stores did last the best catcher in baseball," said only trouble was—it was too big cis last On. messAss than medal with six bars indicates the was played Thursday during an To PAY to take through the doorway of in the family. 75 thousand aollar borne; for last December. quality of the marks in his service aft 'moon concert by the Philadel- Mack, "four great pitchers, an in- Connie's office. —o— year. President Truman may be the 1st U you live in the middle west, record. phia orchestra. Its composer, Man- field that can't be beat and an out- thing Mack made fear— End Phil Ryan of Goodhue. —0-- iresident of the United States since New England or some scattered Seventy-three years old, he ship- uel Rosenthal of France will be field that's one of the best I've ever One he had emeihasired time Minn., has been elected captain of The football bowl fever has WO9 to get a salary increase. A sen- areas in the west, chances are you'll ped in the Marine Corps in 1907 present. Eugene Ormandy will con- seen." something is—he has no in- the 1949 Navy football team. Ryan spread into the basketball ranks. ate Civil Service committee has re- have a white Christmas. The wea- and has served in such out of way duct. That covers a lot of ground, con- and again. That retiring—at least, not is a member of the class of 1950. Dartmouth, Minnesota. Vanderbilt commended pay boosts for some 200 therman predicts at least moderate places as the Philippines, Hawaii, The composition is dedicated to sidering Mack has been in baseball tention of Philadelphia fans Navy also has two newcomers on and Drake will gather in Des government officials that will cost amounts of snow for those areas. Haiti, Santo Domingo and Nicara- the Philadelphia orchestra Rosen- for more than six decades. The until he gives he has the '49 schedule—Southern Cali- Moines, Iowa, on next Wednesday an extra $1.720,000 annually. Presi- In every part of the nation today. gua and aboard the vessels New thal. now is composer in residence "best catcher" Mack referred to is that "one more pennant" fornia and Tulane. The complete for the two-day Corn Bowl basket- dent ruman's salary would go from we, find hearttugging examples of Hampshire, Buffalo, Crook, Palmer, at the college of Puget sound in Jim Hegan. The pitchers are Bob been looking for since 1931. late Navy schedule consists of Southern ball tournament 975,000 to $100,000 a year. ...the Christmas spirit. Panther, Prairie and Lebanon. Tacoma, Washington, ,Lemon, Bob Feller, Gene Bear- Now for a look at other

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FRID-- 5*1 PAGE TWO TWU 12DGPIR & TT. MUSRAY, vriTrrucxy •-: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. i BA1 e Mi.', 'and cobwebs on ho.h. , CLAselFILDS. LONI READ THE arum CREEK BAPTIST I ot orrly cut down the no: COLDWATER CHURCH OF RCH 142091e THE LEDGER & TIMES h4rrt Out also may create 4 CHRIST J. H. Thurman. REVIEW OF TIGER Peeler hazard. • might tc PUSLISHIED BY LEDGER a TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY John Brim. Minister -,... .. Censolicistion el The Murray Ledger. The Calloway Y.szAkuck\2 Be1\e's Neas want to Times, and The R A's,at'd GA's,third Wel"s±iYand Sunbeam 7 P M inmes-kleralct October 20, 11121, and the Kentuckian FOOTBALL SEASON West January 17, 11142 Church school each L. ra's day Band f.rst and third to their We'd like To Be W. PIIRCY WILLIAMS, bn first, second and third Sunday Wedi esday --_- 7 P.M 1 holiday PUBLISHER By Eli Alexander tenadli at 10 m., and COME AND YOUR GROCERMAN the old C. WILLIAMS, CENTRAL MANAGER a fourth Sunday at WORSHIT Murray High Schaal had a very n.:xt year Merry Chirstmas and a 1.30 pm WITH US dlibeid atiweeme successful football season this year happy new year rld• egoist Sunday at 103 North 4th St., Murray, Ky Preaching service on Groceries lions of fi.urth Sun Besides winning eight out of ten 'Editor's Note): Kentucky Bell day at 2:3b pm R. F. Blankenship. tricity. Hawed at Ike Pest 01Sea Murray. Kentucky. for Val:n=211(in as melee games, our fellows were very fortu- had some very appropriate Bible Fresh Fruits Second Claes Matter • MURRAY CIRCUIT nate not to have any serious in- verses: but due to the special holi- ' SUGAR CREEK day editions, th? lack of space pre- Vegetables strinowslis maws: By Carrier in Murray, per week lie, per juries Kelly IlritagershE Praetor First Sunday, 1040 a.m. Sunday vented our printing them. enema. Ai lb Oil!sway and adjoining counties, per year.' $3 50. else- The temperature was exception- Meats W Presetting e%ery Sanaa, morn I Scho-i. Morgan CUIII111100.1111, j. WM. ally high when we starting practic- -.-••••••• _ un uo perintendent Preaching at 11:00 SERVICE pus 'POP.° 00:II is Sur ing in the 3-MINUTE SHINE NUYS: WALLACE WITMIR CO.. 903 &wick day night at 7:30 o'clock. am. and Saturday before at 7:30 middle of August. By the Hatchett's Grocery time Avi.111E1 .H10135:F11 inson: Part Ave., New York: 307 N. Michigan Albert Cunningham la superin- p.m September 12 came, the date PROVES TOO LIBERAL 1214 West Mats victory. St tendant of Sunday Schocl held Thursday ibefore the second Sun- Next we Journeyed to Hi Folks! Here is Kentucky Bell Phan 271 Co OLYMPIA. iUP-Disabled every Sunday:, at day) evening 8:30. Morganfield and again our foe fell with another letter to everyone; Wash • • 10 oiclock 1 TIM 1111111111CILY 1111AB5 ASSOCIATION before ua by a score of 27 to 7. far and near. Hope everyone is Washington B.T U. every zunuay went et Bethel feel.' American Veterans in ••• The following fine We mearve Men lp reject any Advertaang. Letters to the Water , 6:30, 13s n Hopkins director, and Worship 2:45 o c.ocs each fourth week should have ing and is going to get to see are thinking of cutting down t14 et BePlis Woke Mom wait in our opahon are • preachirg followir.g Sur-tay and 7 been the -game to show our power. Santa Claus as Christmas is just . not for the bast interne B. T U o'clock each second limit of their automatic shoe- Negro Veterans DI SRI elledera , Prayer meeting every Wednesday Sun. y. Church Sehool_tach Stan- out Mayfield caught us down and around the corner. I wish everyor'1t night at 7:30 o'clock. ley 11 o'clock. Prayer meeting took us by a score of 27 to 0. After a happy Christmas. shine vendor in the state capitol. Friday Afternoon, December Carver Institute. Paris. Tenn a 24, 1948 W.M.S. meets an Thursday at each Wednesday evening 7 o'clock. this game we really got rolling and Mrs. Eunice Housden and Mr. The device, installed in the capi- played and Mrs. James is approved for sour trainim 1:30 p.m after the first and third Brooke Chapel impressive ball in the re- Lamb were in Mur- tol cafeteria. provide three min ray You still receive up to $120 a CHRISTMAS Sunday man month Worship 11 o'clock each third maining games. Fulton was all Saturday. utes of buffing and polishing for; Sunday. Church School 10 o'clock. pepped up for their "Homecoming" , Mr andy Mrs. Truman Lamb, month nhile you are in school Independence game but we hurriedly Mrs. Linda Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Courses .1. Now it came to pass in those days. there went out a HARDIN CIRCUIT scored three run r.s long as 3; Leib C. Lee. Paster Worship service 2:30 o'clock each touchdowns the first half and then Almo Burton and Mr. and Mrs. It's getting so a line forms decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world months. If you have as much C 206 First Sunday: Palestine. II:00 drat Sunday went on to win by a 55 to 0 margin Fred Dick and daughter were in around the machine every time • ---- should be enrolled. ., 40 eiGhth grade mineallitui a.m.; Hardin. 7 pm. horn" at 530 each Sunday morning Next we marked Bowling Green Murray Monday. someone with a dime steps up Be- This was the first enrollment Quirinus It still pay you to come to Para • made when , Second Senday: Olive, 11:11S off our list with a 211 to 0 score Mr. and Mrs. John Goodrich and fore the machine stops, the spender NOW! was governor of Syria Union Ridge. 100 OWEN/ COMPRI. Earns: which could have easily been more. children, Mr. and Mrs. Dallis Dar- and maybe three of his friends 3. And all went to enrol hemselves. every one to his Third Sunday. at Hardin 11:00 Lees Winchester, Paster Then came a couple of away-from- nell, mr. and Mrs. Rollie Smith have own city. Cm; Palestine, 1 p.m. Preaching services nrst and third home games which proved we were were Sunday afternoon visitors of Fourth Sunday: iunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. equally as Kentucky Bell arid husband. 4. And Joseph also went up from Galilee. out of the Dexter, 10:00 potent on foreign soil as am. an. tinier. Ridge. 11.14ep.m. Sunday School each Sunday at in Tiger-land. The first Mrs. Julie Allbritten of Murray city of Nazareth. into Jude tO the city of David, was a 21 to Fifth Sunday Dexaer, I am 10 a.m. 0 slaughtering of Madisonville left Saturday for Los Angeles, Cal, which is called Bethlehem. beeause he was of the • Everyone ia invited. Then came a game in which tern- where she will spend the winter Dale & Stubblefield house of David; 4 Your attendance is aooreciated. WEST FORK BAPTIST craws pers flared frequently among the months with Iger children, 6 To enroll himself with Mary. who was betrothed to K. H. Somers. Teeter boys. Sturgis was rugged and didn't Kentucky Bell received word that 7 PRESCRIPTIONS him, being great "SIR child. • 1.111...11 GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school each Sunday at give up easily, but they finally her brother, Garfield Todd of Mem- 10 o'clock. phis. Tenn. And it chme to pass. while they wecr there, the days Leslie Gilbert, Pinner succumbed to a terrific ground at- was very ill in a Mem Prosehing services each phis hospital. I also received wordl were fulfilled that she should be delivned. iunday School _ 10 AM. Sunday tack and a barrage of passes to the at 11 &clock and that my James Chaney. Superintendent each second and tune of 19 to 7. Woh bruises front brother. Hobart Todd of And she brought forth her firstborn son and she fourth Sunday nights at 730 Detreet. has Morning Worth's) 11 A.M. the Sturgis game and almost a bean sick since I was wrapped hint in swaddling clothes, and laid him in Training Union each there. may God bro- Training Union _ ._ 7 00 PM bunday week of rain, the team had very Oless my two a manger. because there was no room for them in night at 11:30. thers and bring them Mandl Vinson. Director little preparation for the black and back to heal- . Prayer enrolee mai Werineeciay th. the inn. Evening Worship ______8.00.PM orange clad boys of Hopkinsville. night at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Lynn Key and daughter And there were shepherds in the same country abid- We played our usual brand of ball. and Mrs Will Hutchens of Murray ing in the field, and keeping watch by night over UNION GROVE CRUNCIII but fell .beforc the larger Tiger were HAZEL BAPTIST CIEURCH in Mayfield Saturday. They repurt- their 'locks. OW ClEMIIIT team by 18 to 7. Then came H. F. Paschall. Piglet ed to Kentucky Bell that they saw 9. And an angel of the Lord stood by them, and the Ire. Commie Wyell our "Homecoming" game against Paul Daily, Sunday School Super- old Santa Claus. Oh yes, Santa was Preaching services each first and Princeton. When the student body. glory of the Lord shone round about them: and intendent • in Murray must of the day Satur- third Sunday at 11 am faculty. and the alumni went 'thy were sore afraid. J B Jackson. T. U. Drrector all day and also Sunday School each Lord's Day out to give their support. we weal le. And the angel said unto them, Be not afraid; for be- Mrs. Grace Wilson, W M.U. Pees Mrs May McClure,- And sister at 10 a.m. out to make an impression on the hold. Morelos were in Paducah Monday. I bring you good tidings of great joy v.-hich citizens of Murray that will be Sunday School, 0:45 *AR Well folks. let you rest until shall be to all the people; WOO CMURCM OW CARIB? remembered in the years to come. Morning Worship each Sunday. 11. For there is born to you this day the David arm L Rehm Although there in City of 11.00 a m. was a rine mist all • during the kit Saviour, who is Christ the Lord. Evening game. the crowd was Sonoay Schorl each Sunday large and our hopes were 12. And this is the sign unto you; Ye shall find a babe at Training Union each Sunday 6:011 high. en- 145 am except abling wrapped in swaddling clothes, and lying in a second Sunday at us to run up ,a 26 to 0 score! 1 p.m. before the reserves took over TAXI manger. prer.eives eery...," Evesing Service 7 lb pm every „mond i Prayer mooting Nashville Central was the last game' Wednesday 7,00 11I. And suddenly there uas with the angel a multitude Sunday at 2.30 pin of p m. the season. and it brought to no of the heavenly host praising God, and saying. G., G.A., sunbeams mast W Id an •i close a successful hti;h school ath- SERVICE 14. Glory to_tiod in the highest. *1.300 CIRCUIT ...letic career of 18 following Second seniors The Ehrya• Mhos. and I' And on earth peace among Parise Fourth Sunda• sennesseans were tough but wo • Experienced Drivers Temple Inn were determined to win. and Metin Y.IRA mast Monday. 7:90 gun, did sio • • -"- Wolshin by a comfortaVer-scor or Safe Cars Fie . . tervice 11:00 o'cieek • following Fire and Third Sun- -tt to %. 104 ' 4 'ax.- first fourth Sundays. daya of our first game, our coaches had Evening service on thiro Sunday. worked Us into good condition., • Prompt Sereice 1 7 o'clock. Church School sash Sun- Russellville was surprisingly ear, ,•••••• -LOCUST GROVE BAPTIST • Courteous Treatment day at 10 o'clock. Youth Fellow- joyed every minute together. ship each Sunday evening. II:30. J. R. Miller. Pone, . Prayer Meet.ng each' Thursday a *- AS NEAR AS YOUR • Preach:ng services second and OAK GROVE sArrurr CHURCH wing 7 o'clock. fourth Sunday at 11 am. and Peeler L. G. Novell TELEPHONE Russells Chapel 0 ill Sun'elay School 10 00 a m. Super- Worship Service 11 o'clock each • hunday school each Sunday at 10, ntendent The Old Reliable second Surelay and 7 **doe toile andel the , H. W . Foster. superintendent.Worshipdirection of John fourth Sunday evening. Steward- Armlet. service 11:00 a. m and ship Fellowship meeting each , 00 p Disciple la 1. U meets each Sunday at FIRST METHODIST CHURCH lowshm meets at the Payer service each Wednesday 7 pm, Harold Houston, director. The Friend!, Chureh Center unier the direction of LAKE,lEW evenn.g 7.00 p. m 138 COMMUNITY W M S Mrs. Rupert Lassiter, George W. Bell. Minister Mr! F. L. Noel Jr.. student The Ltic.;.s meet each 1st and 3rd Greenfield Electric Service CHURCH president -- Thursday anemone 9.30 A M Sunday School director. Ti.uaaosy Eton noon at 101 E. Main : Phone - The Sunday School at Lakeview after second Sunday, 2 o'clock. 450 A M Mcrning Worship 7:30 p m Wednesday. Mid-Week. Next to Railroad Community Church meets each _ _ - We are grateful for the visitors TAXI a iin Pm r. 1.e.e '.'•-•--',-• • V.'..r.l. ,. ,,Fe..vies. w.th a s..1-mon sunday at ;30 p.m Ire extend a welcome to all at all CHERRY CORNER BAPTIST (Thi:rrei i . ,:. it 14 ...• I. IY.. ..he milostn• CHURCH times. e:ge r'.I - - ; Te7Iforr -hie i ;:me-; •.. F r...: 1 y Choir Re- -- '.-. TEAZEL MCI IT METHODIST Joins L. Ryberg. Pastor 7.0r, r • - • c- . , .• eecr,,,e • ! hear23! . Norman Culpepper, Ir.••• '• T I C. L.CHURCHi Page. Pastor Siinday, School Suherinterident Gregory, ...o,.. • .- ''.' • '' '' , S..... I ..0.1•1 :....7.41.A. Chao h South Pleasant eirere - R. G Shelton, 0 16-23i Wes.ey 1.',.... siert% -Fweeflia *wet Train:ng Sir day School at 10 00 am R sirs. um Glnia,i.Union Director Students Vesta 7 • - servieus are Ise 10 (44cn Sunday wmty I,, Cooper, superintendent. PresidentCollege day even.ng 8 DO_ hlr e 1i ,- 5 o'cloat- sch,,,,Senday Hadei..i . .._ _ Wership Service at 11.00 a.m.. 4 ',',. -I. • : Secret..- ... - - Suneay 10 00 am. FIRST CHRCH first and third Sundays. anai011.41. nierrerrt i nacar BAPTIST U Morning Warship 11.00 a.m, nets and Mahn Dr• H. C. Chiles Training Union •111•30 pm. Ittelolph Howard fottehniSnugndsaey7';:67.00"P.ertinc.1 arA Wendell Pi none. raptor _ Music Dirr:sciwtot Eyening Worship 7:30 pm. See'r Youth i'enewship. 11:30 pa •unday Dnrothy Botendine . Studer,t ...... - Wednesday 930 sm- S....,-_-- scno..1 .. Mary Martha Jones . Church Sec'y 11,11111--Chslrell Prayer Meeting School Be' 7 30 p.m. Alvin Harrell. Superis.:endent W. C Elkins _...... S. S. Supt. ' Su- r'd'" at 19 00 a "I. ford Hurt. superintendent. 'G. A. :sleeting. Friday . 4:00 p.m. le 4iii a m.--Morn..r.g Worship Stanford Aortras T U. Director Saterday Menial& worship service at 1140 •00 pm-- Trainaig Union Morning tierrielis RA Chapter M-eting _..... 7 00 p.mm sunjay se"h o'clock second and !mirth Run • 711. p mt.: Everong Worsht _ __ service _ Wednesday 114.3;4 Eht,....isninniri.g sWertorkessl-op Service gl"y' dEl ever'bg 7*3° NORIN PLEASANT - second and fearth Sundays. (mow 71111 pm -Mid-week Pray. -- 3-r- CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN To all our many friends! . , names Chapel vice and Et.tie Study Tra,r.ing Union CDURCH Sunday School at 10:00 a in., first -- '''The (11,- !" A-.1f1 a Iva! •- Evening ,Narship Jee Bea Irby. raider and third Sundays. Brooks Under- Mid-Week Services Sunday School. 10 a.m May you enjoy a truly Merry Christmas, prayer. meeting wood. superintendent 7:30 Worxhip Serace, 11 aim worship paling/I' (- more sly I atie..T Eacn Sunday evening service is 10.00 C Y F. 630 p.in o'cl:kk second and fourth Sunday And a Happy New Sixth and Maple etreets broadcast. Worship Service. 7:13 pm Year John H. Brim...Minister COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN - Wednesday Evening Prayer • 111111.11 Sea e•.: at 9:4.' ii nit CHURCH KIIIIISICY CIRCUIT Servi . Son Filled with joy and plenty!, Worship wht, rommuntnn at 1602- )fainStelet P.m It Dunn w MU. Meeting Third V. 10:50 a m and 7.00 pm. S sr.uel C.' K• e Pa'i'r _... __ ___ Ill° Pm zorp,trse. ctunmpdacy .,-,,euul.rdiesi3.y. ... am. Wt d lorai ay Wednesday: Mid. week Bitle .'.in. Charen sciaaa- pin; I.4a Surolay and each Fourth Wedneedey study at 7:00 pm. with classes for , Hebron 7:10 .0.:00 • a.m. Miss Ella Weihints ; Afteie„, P.M. all as, 2 Second Sundey-Coldwater II Li-on.• Class Oa' College Students. Brotherhood Meeting Drat and FiltsT ( HRIeT1‘N i tit'*('It., s, cm.; Mt. Carmel 7:30 p.m - W'orsil. r. S,1-1.-.c.,! third Wednesday .....- Robert E. J...i. an al:Mister • 7 r'''''' Third,,Suday-Mt Hebron 11 :''.,-.r High Fellow- Business Women's Circle first 97) a.m C1,•,,: r ' ,;• . i. Oa:, .• a.m.: Kirksey 730 p.m. ; First Sunday--Goshen 11 am.: all gr•rups. Auburn Fourth Sundsi-Mt. Camel 11 for ape 'A', •-oronster Fellow- Lynn Grove 7 pm. em.: Cole's Camp tairoumo 3 p.m.: Well.i. Gen,•::,i Soot': and Mrs .-:.• lents. 1 Second Sunday --Martito Chapel Coldwater 730 p.m. 11 I.. V.h.cle Ci: !-Jr.ren." Supt. 2. 3013:11 pm. 1.11d- I 11 a.m.. New Hope. 3' p.m. Sul- 1 There is Church Sehoot at each 10-fin - a 7-:•: Mo..- g V"•n-%-iiiii- Ser- . - phur Springs. 7 pm... at vice W ...:7 3: so•rrn. r, by the 1714f1- Third Sunday-Lynr Grove an, 11 iunhg t;es churches Your attendance 10 a.m. is.every ap- Ater :1,.11 •;,...r., 1 11-,..1,,.- by the '..1-• , :11' 1. IllOviR INV1 NISI) Gashen 7 p.m . axeciated ca.r. and °a- doat•onn of the • CI'. N F hrth Sunday--.Sulphur Spring, cl 0:r Vr,c'•,- D..v:d G ,wan- ...., t,t, ,' , P, • 10 am: New Hope 11 am ; Mar- SINKING SPRING BAPTIST 5:00 pm.Cr.r..rtri•n Youth Fel- , ; o i .n,, i i . tY:., t TI .ti Chapel 7 pm. 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FEIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1948 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY " Page Three BRITISH GET HEAT AND DIONNE QUINTUPLETS Surprise Is A Key Factor In Football Trip To Moon 04, BATHS FOR CHRISTMAS WILL EXCHANGE GUTS Alabama Found Five Years Ago Not A Pipe LONDON -Britain has given its CALLENDER, Ontario — The Surprise is a key factor in foot- Russ Craft, Bobby Tom Jenkins people a Christmas present---the quintuplets—now 14 years Dionne ball. and Russ Mosley took turns hitting Dream Any More light to take baths whenever theY old—will go to Christmas mass at Catch the other team off guard the Boston line, picking up 33 yards. of the nation's leading scien- want to and to heat their bedrooms Callender, Ontario, Christmas eve and you've got the psychological On . the Boston 14, Mosley shot a One tists reported a trip to the Moon to their liking. But its only for the edge. Baffle them and you beat quick pass to Wheeler Leeth and but they won't get any presents. is no mere pipe dream anymore. holiday period. After the holidays, them. Boston College planned to do Alabama had its first touchdown. They'll conform to French custom A leading expert on fuel for the old austerity rules are back_ just that against Alabama in the But George Hecht missed the extra and exchange gifts with their fami- rocket planes says America now bathsonly at night, and restric- Miami Orange Bowl on New Year's point kick. has the fuel to send a rocket ship tions on fires and the use of elec- ly on New Year's eve rather than Day five years ago. That had been easy. Alabama zooming up to the Moon or farther. tricity. on December 25. The New Englanders operated out tried for more. The pull of gravity has been too — of the T-formation. That still was its Boston College lost the ball on strong for planes to get away from. something new for the Crimson and the Tide 34 through a fumble, But now Sr. H. L. Johnston, direc- Tide. Their scouts had reported on plays gain- rolled once more. Three tor of jet propulsion- at Ohio State sound BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Boston's plays and Alabama work- halfback Johnny Merriment, laughter, the shrill ed 18 yards and University says the new fuel can ed up defenses for th. T-attack. for the August passed to Ted Cook push a rocket ship away from that carols AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS But the B. C. boys looked too good. second of children's voices, Christmas remaining 16 yards and a gravitational pull. The "T", plus All American Mickey touchdown. Hecht's kick was wild The fuel is liquid hydrogen. Dr. —we could name a hundred joys of the Complete stock of Standard Brand Watches and Holovak, figured to be a little too again, so Boston still led, 14 to 12. much. However, if Alabama could Johnston says he has tested it suc- Beautiful Diamond Rings at Bargain Prices There was more to come. The reports they All be solve the problem of the Boston cessfully for two years He Yuletide Season — May Tide rolled from its 25 this time. ran a BE TO "T. had a chance ta trim the Eagles' that one year ago he first SURE LOOK OVER OUR STOCK Dave Brown, Mosley and Craft miniature rocket motor about the wings. Jenkins BEFORE YOU BUY gained to the 40. Then size of a man's fist with liquid the problem looked However, took the ball off tackle and sped hydrogen. Expert Watch big, bigger once Boston College the rest of the way to score. Repairing. Work Guaranteed Dr. Johnson says that motor sent started rolling before the game was good and Hect's kick„ was Ala- gases from its nozzle of around MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL VALUABLES two minutes old. Holovak took a to 14. bama went ahead 19 15 thousand miles an hour. lateral on Boston's 35, wheeled and But Boston College was far from on to say that the speed scooted 65 yards for a touchdown finished. Maybe Alabama had found Ile goes Rickman's Jewelry Co. of a rocket ship is about twice the Pawnbrokers before you could say "T-formation." the secret of success against the gases that come out of 206 Broadway Paducah, Ky. Mickey Connolly added the extra "T." But that didn't mean the end speed of the hydrogen could push point. TheEagles stayed with it. They it, and liquid more than 30,000 miles an Before Alabama could :ecover, tried every kind of play from the rockets says that little motor Boston drove home again. The Eag- formation and worked their way hour. He also heat 1500 average size les ripped off three straight first slowly downfield 68 yards as time he has could homes for an hour. downs, moving the ball to Ala- ran out at the half. With two yards bama's 34. Holovak took the ball on to go ?or the score, Holovak knif- Liquid hydrogen is fairly expen- the next play and whipped around ed through the end zone and Con- sive to make. So Dr. Johnston says left end for his second touchdown. nolly added his third conversion. probably it would be used only for Connolly converted again and the That put Boston back on top 21 special flights to the moon or far- score stood 14 to nothing at the to 19. ther but probably never for war quarter It was only the lull before the rockets. Alabama still looked for a solu- storm. Alabama had discovered at- And so, like splitting the atom, tion. tack as the secret of success and another thing man long thought Then it became clear. The best they kept using it. impossible—that is, reaching the defense, even against the "T," is a Boston kicked out of bounds on moon- may be the next "miracle" strong offense. And the Alabama Alabama's 35. Time was running of this new era of science. squad had a good attack. They took out in the half. Boston braced on off the wraps and the Crimson Tide the eight, with only 30 seconds C. B. Farmer. Sr, is a business began to roll. left. On fourth down. Hecht, who visitor in Bowling Green this week. hadn't been exactly good on his kicking—stepped back and booted ended with a touch of poetic justice a perfect field goal to give Ala- for a team that faced and solved bama the halftime lead, 22 to 21. a riddle. Greetings and Best Wishes for a joyous Holiday Season That was the straw that broke Boston College by the onslaught the back of the T-formation for Alabama, missed signals on a Alabama. Boston had, spent itself of play in the closing moments. The ... and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. May your in that first half. Despite all they snapped the ball back, into could do, they trailed, and seamed center the end zone- Connolly. desperate unlikely ever to get back in the Faith be renewed ... and your fondest Hopes realized. prevent a safety, tried to pick ball game. to run. But he was smeared Alabama made sure of that. Strik- it up and • the turf of the Orange Bowl ing suddenly, Johnny August pas- into a safety, the last in the long sed 19 yards to Sample Sharp, then for and painful series of indignities took the ball around right end him which the once-proud Eagles had FINANCE CORPORATION V f self for the fourth touchdown. mkt/state afternoon. Hecht missed the conversion again, suffered that come to conquer. But 566 MAIN STREET MUltRAT, KY. but this time it mattered little. They had had their wings ..1!pped by Phone 1180 M. C. ELLIS. Manager Murray Consumers Alabama picked up still another they had touchdown on Jenkins' plunge in a team that refused to be baffled Coal & Ice Co. the fourth period. 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41, that dear old lanta's C A .Bishop writes to the home, my what a happy time' THING, • LOCALS. and I you. heoger and Tunes wishing her With Betty, soldiers. Jim brought Harry Boien of Ciii.:on. Tenn.. Society joys sublime' And, you will find the things I've . • . have ; Personals why we men". froends a Merry Christmas Is %%siting relatives and friends inI 'wrong. really very true. and a Happy New Year. Jo Williams. Editor Phone 374-M And. I guess I was really 'gold are the county. • • for hating noisy toys. . And if your dolls had just one Mr.. and Mrs J. Y. Lynn and sons. it's fun to share girl's they'd want to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lurnsden' dolls by making noise! a little old tern-boy, For after all %Ash, I think of Atlanta, Ga., will spend the toys. or toys for boys. ,ar.d.Wren Stanley and James of What's that? You pop guns think I'M telling you quite truthfully, Christmas holidays with Mr. and And my, I think if I'd one wish, I'd FAndplahayve a merry time With you, will spend the holidays I'm daft? You think I'm sort' 'sno fun to be. a toy! 1 Mrs. Tommy 1..;,Vender and son, 1 make TEN MILLION TOYS every single day! with Mil! Lumsden's mother. Mrs. OheeeSt. of silly— Oh my, oh dear, the nuisances! The And hang them on the tree for • I Scruggs and Mr. Scruggs • W. B. Well. I don't care if Betty thinks Pests! Oh deary me! noise and noise tend NOISE! HORSE WINS OUT you're every one a dilly! Why Santa should invent them to I hope old Santa chose just right, auto- But still, to think that I'm alone, put upon a tree! an tirought you girls fine toys. BEACH. N tUP)—The best in a my hair could stand some I'm sure that if I had one wish. The moral of my story is, -Don't mobile came out second When Willis brushing— I'd take all the toys play with toys for boys." meeting with a horse. driving, And there goes Betty down the hall And throw them very far away, If you just leave your dolls alone, McClure' hit a horse while with drum in hand. a-rushing! - then there wold be no noise! and oft fin get to play— his car came out with a broken Why couldn't Santa make my home Hark! Hear those steps out in the You'll find it makes them very sad, windshield and badly bent hood where I'd be loved—and petted, hall? 4rhey seem to come in and they aren't very gay! and sun visor. The horse ambled I really like to live here tho, and here! So share, and play with EVERY- off, unhurt. I adore 6y Betty. My dress is rumpled! Is my hair Childrens Corner If she would only leave that drum straight? Do I look right? Oh R SA and play a game of dolly dear! very lit To all whose fraendship we DOLLY'S LAMENT But horns—and guns—and toys that With me and little dishes too. I hope it's Betty. Maybe now, STALEY TRANSFER COMPANY gray sat so much . .. By Joette Lassiter pop, seem to be the best think that would be jolly! she'll play awhile with cherish me... skirts, §:into Claus had come and gone, "We're doomed to fill the I think that if I had one wish. I Or maybe she'll take me Upstairs.... A Merry Christaws attic.", 0.,i.ge would take all the toys. Oh dear, don't let that be! Year the stockings had been filled. Tin Soldier did attest! str.•et. A Happy New And throw them in the garbage! It could be missus Jones ..the Local and Long Distance Moving The sugar plums were eaten up, Oh Dear! I thought a REAL SKIN heap, then there'd be dolls-1 maid., or maybe it's the baby.. FOR SA but no Christmas spire killed. doll would be a girlie's joy no noise! I It might be Jimmy comin' for wiled d: The children's dreams were filled But she, a girl! Prefers a gun St My goodness! There that cannon • his soldiers, ... maybe! MOVING IN 40 STATES UNDER I.C.C. Ohs. Ge with toys, their hours were plaything for a boy! goes ...just listen to the racket! Oh gee, it's Betty! Here to play! I. :street. filled with play. And so I'm simply thrown aside Those caps and roman cannons, guess she's tired of noise.. ----- yet we dolls are lying here— emong the other gifts, All I.C.C. rates are not the same And have my nerves out of bracket! I hope for all her future life, she'll FOR SA played with all the day! And SHE is chasing round outside,, not Those sparklers, how they spit and have no toys for boys! dime G can remember how old • with sleds, among snow drift& I fully glow! My goodness I detest guess that guns and things are PHONE PADUCAH 4833 COLLECT J11111eS I brought me here. , I think that if I had one wish, I'd Santa them! fine, and drums that make would take away all toys GROCERY I really thought my presence And fire-crackers! All the noise some noise.. 216 Kentucky Avenue Paducah, Ey. 11ARIC'S fill some heart with cheer! That can attract attention from us Phone 18 : they make, and acrid furies in- The soldiers that small Jimmy i fest them! say that-4,, a life for toys! Crating, Storage and Shipping The music box! A silly thing. with 'Now all of us, guns, drums and V, awful tinkling tunes! dolls, have our games together! , If she were playing with her things, And happi:y we play around, in otetealeX-'1111111111400IMIErillempingellamowlsougagigelry she could make that noise with rain and wind and weather. ; spoons! And when my Betty combs my a me,111/114121.-- Why don't she notice my loud cry? , hair and holds be very tight - Or wash my linen dress? And whispers softly in my ear, I'll tell you truthfully, that pop "Old Santa chose just right." pop gun Is a pest! tm glad that Santa chose THIS While I. and all the other dolls. — are lying. sad and drear SEED Distributed by ailed I-eatere Syndicate. Inc. Before she comes to play with us. PARKER COMPANV 4t7 CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO moved into my drab little room we will be old, I fear! I —Buyers and Sellers— ANN sat at the table. taut, and took on the duties of nurse think if I had just one wish. I'd and 'eood provider They quar- take the noisy toys May ell the joys end pleas. hands locked tightly in her ALL KINDS OF relled furiously, ana he pointeo And throw them all away. and vr•S of the Y wheel* be iap The electrifying shock Of Out, with justificaueni that there QUALITY FIELD SEEDS then there'd be no noise: yours illiteltrildates. Tracy's being In love with her, were charl4 hosnttalAto take care such cases as mine and Well Christmas is a jolly time. with • of just having aald so, was of ;us: I that was the place for rne But wreaths and cedar trees. We Are Headquarters . . . . for a joyous 0016 CourAing through her Liody LUSA wouldn't listen to rum and And apples, oranges Yuletielii And swarth* Now Year be candy too. for Seed Cleaning But then she remembered what cf courte for several weeks I wee ard happy christmas spices. c'4C one of abundant good ese tie had said. that he couldn't much too ill to know anything that • celebration and a New Year The erne when gifts are exchang- health and good fortame: marrs her v:a.s going 'on and oy the time I NEW LOCATION Because of tossa darling, of came back to knots ing abaut , ea. and Santa's everywhere-- overflowing with all good course he had P.Aally stated things—it was too late Lissa and "The anne v..nenlac arlistrmuir— carols Across S(Sr teoectk yFrom ards thing. for you and ROG twavily her fiance had broken their en- fill the Murrayevening yours- Ann set her teeth hard far a eaeement. He had Joined the Ma- - But., for a doll whose mistress is Telephonat 665 MGM'nt and then the asked. not rines—and was killed in a training IRIS •ryint: :o ki..2;) the bewildered Min camp accident six Months tater • Isi 141411 on or tier s.iee "What's—Lissa Ann drew a long. hard oreath Th! .or t: vote .:?• end felt her body grow rigid as the fit 14r4fir Strader & Son Tracy nethated obtiously try- stiff lux "And aid through General MerchAndthe 14 te End a way to frerne what he you feel It',, up to you to—take 12, wanted to say anti then he put it place—if the wants you to" Hazel, Ky. oaldly 'Tin—Wider obligations to "How eLse could I feel?" !Wallis Drug argued grimly - After all It it ad ADM asked quietly. -What sort not been for me she might lasie A ob"agations. Tracy? Are you— married the man and had a sane WI HAVE IT — WE WILL GET IT boo tower?" normal sort of life, such as any — OE IT CAN'T BE HAD -Lora no!" he grawered so ex- woman wants." attaits•li, so.simply-41.44-41se could "Oh but, darling, you can't pos- not doubt him 'les not like that. sibly feel that It's right to--ruln at all You see darling Lissa and your life and mine, even to repay I worked tosether on a paper up an obligation like that? ' she pro- north she had a good job: a bet- tested sharply. ter Job than mine She's brilliant Tracy S face was white and still. out—well :et's say she's a trifle But the look in his eyes was not. erratic She gets opred when 'I'm not sure, darling that mar- things go ..moothly, and when she rying you wouldn't be the surest is bored, she wales, off the job and way of ruining your life." he told finds another one I was a cub re- her grimly. "I'm not your sort. Porter she was a feature writer, sweet. I'm from the wrong sIde of end a good one We at re friends— the tracks—as well as the wrong pals There was no nonsense about aide of that celebrated Mason- our tieing in love we had a lot of Dillon Line you people down here fun together: we batted around talk about-- New Yore poking our noses into "The Civil War enaed in 1865. all aorta of crazy places that we my dear: Ann reminded ram Lassiter Auto Sales thought it might be amusing to annalp. "For severei years now It =ow about And then—I picked has been considered quite proper myself a typhoid germ one that for a Southern gal to marry was really something' It was pret- 'damn Yankee' — only we rarely ty oad because I had no family. ever call 'em 'damn Yankees' any no relauves to rally round and more! You'd be surprised!" over • glass of cold water or a "His more than that, dearest!" soothing hani on the fevered brow he told her grimly -I'm a rough- -4 or anything like that that Is sup- neck—definitely what your gang posed to make a critical Illness would call 'not quite a gent'!" more endurable." He was silent for a . moment. A NN made a little sound that while Nick . placed food before ri was more like a scornful little Ittro them gave them each a shrewd, bark than anything else. tindly-eyed look and went away "A gent, my eye!" she told him again hotly. "Now you're just being icli- ''Well, to make a long story less otict You're—kind and—generous OR[InGS poring Ltasa took charge of me," —and—and—sweet—and—I guess tie sto:nt on neither of them show- I love you.- she finished In a small ing the slightest interest in the almost friehtened voice, her eyes wide before the impact of the real- tope placed before them "1 alp list . May ell the toys and pleas A ,.'ourse oroke: practically a ion. v. Fie kissed her with his eyes, but tore, of th• Yulot.do be chronic state with most of us at that time But Lisaa his locked fingers on the table Christmas. had a good years the lob and a good salary and mad" no move to touch her. be- she Jerk took over: she nursed me paid my yond the tiny Involuntary controlled a. room rent, my doctor bee saw that that he quickly I had medicine and the sort of "You're—the sweetest, loveliest 111/114r And MOitt th•' "P.4 Y be I adore nourishing Noe and such that thing that ever walked and on. of abundant good you." he told her with a sort of qr•-;••-- sick people need I s as not sup- But—you couldn't health and good Foctimit, posed to be alone at all, during the forced quiet. - 40;4, love me if I were the kind to ne- worst of the fever, and so She slept at night on • cot at the foot of my glect the obligation I owe Wait. rod. and stayed with me day and She's— well she's an odd sort of eight. and lost her job and by the person. Ann in torn. ways. She tune I was' able .to vet up and nas to have ooneorie to ce pend on . to—well stand, oy end around—we were both penniless Somebody doesn't come a cropper • t, and out of work! The doctor said see she • that It 'is her nurong that saved And when that young Marine was killed I was elected to the mot my life —.as thourth I hadn't , Known It all elorr"e Maybe I'm a fool Out—I could:it live with myself if I let her down' He was eertit •fr a knoe mo- There Yeas a tiny silence anq_ merit, as though the wierr.ories TkriAt ifenn said very low 'Well • e coolureei up 'booth( brief. almost at's that I can't very well Plead ernotionles:- recital nad swooped with you to—throw over another upon Aim with a force that made it who hhasi oucjihintynu a claim.reof on yyouin 40 May your Yuletide he him forget the present. with Ann —although do sitting here opposite him' t—Itaunt,nsetcheeeswaartyl. Your faintly near, live up to such a reseal But--0 UR LOOKED up at tie: after aF H Yoniosbwleithinv(t)rLintiiheInc May your table be laden with food. A moment and lifted one shout- —that's the way it la!" der in a little gesture that was al- She got swath tu her feet info most Out not Quite a shrug trent out of the Place stumbling a May all our good wishes extended tod, "So you see—'" It" said quietly little not looking back -Of course. I see' You owe her a Nick earns' hurrying as TracS For happiness, health and good cheer .v.reat deal but—Tracy my dear rose and surveying the' iinflnisheo not 'your while Ilfe! You've paid food now cold on their Plates Nick Bring you and your friends and those you ner Deck by rew—•• Ann protested asked outraged, -The food—she o shart.eir 7,. hold dear —a Happy and In morn's es et ours' "The food, she Is delicious" saw Prosperoui New.Yearl it..s.er P1 eel. %Invest II icy' dropping a bill on the table -itrat.gely •e are some 'Bat the lady--the was not nun rtione ,:4 t, pay ' It', : • he Said And he !otiose d Ann out into Volt pr. the tercet leaving Nick to stare Hazel Dry Cleaners —I here EcONOMY GROCERY s ineoe • : you after him in outraged puzzlement • eleplione !1! nxv/ n t neat I r., r 111 II; eielekly -Serie was ere aie-el wryer, I caught (To be conivieed) the typhoid nue seem,' that he frfse eharaciees in thus serial ore • obtected .drenuouniy — a. who fictitious/ fra 11111.1Milaw.n.

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Ve FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1948 IARDCER & TIMES, MURRAY, KliNTUCKY rArlr, rrvr ne to • USE tHE to- a Its and Save Money en ,od ,ed FOR SALE - - 'Beautiful Cockier LOST—Bunch of keys on chain taken every meal in full stride, I LOCALS England is bulie.,•:-1 to hold the Burned Tablecloth and never complained, and enjoyed world's non-stop railread—cun rze- Spaniel puipics. The perfect Monday afternoon. Also had red HowHo FDR i For Sale mouthful," miles in a little over al.( heurs, and Christmas gift. All colors, all novelty on chain. 1206 West Main., every she writes. "Now Ffc. Ea. Riley of Fort Belvoir. the locomotive speed re'_ 0,1 of ages, $10 and up—Manley. Ken- Phone 32.5-. D23p cut of a cleat sky he blew up about Va., is visiting his parents on the It SALE -A:ir rs hxycle, used Tried to Cover Up Told in Book 126 miles an hour. nels, McKenzie, Tenn. Telephone the food. North Highway for the Christmas very little; girl's twin raincoats, •••• -"- 4103. D34c WASHINGTON iUP)—Ths late FDR Covers Up Peevish About Meals holidays. He has just ei.)mpleted, *ay satin finish. Sizes 10 and 14; Services Offered Roosevelt used to be Mrs. Nesbitt recalls how she "It was the start of his tension,• an electrical engineering course skirts, dresses, size 9-10.— Mrs. FOR SALE—Nice five room houee, Franklin . Christmas Fireworks whenever he became tense, he there. 1217rge Hart, 304 North Fourth one fourth mile from city limits on an easy man'to cook for. his White asked the head butler to watch thel and ROWLAND RefrIgerar.on Sales and would get peevish about his meals., soft • • HAYS FOOD street. D23e paved highway. School bus route House hoiniekseeper writes. But the diners in hopes of preventing fur- i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. But-keen of Service. -Supplies. Phone 9984 I figured out later that, trapped to High school and Training ther inroads on the dwindling linen , Nashville are spending the huh- I MARKET FOR SALE--Walnut mantel—Col- Hazel Highway, one block south first threat of war changed all that. as he was by lameness in a School. Lot 60 x 910 feet. Priced clays with tfleir parents, air. ano (gnat design, of Sycamore Street. In her book "White House Dairy" supply. The butler reported to her great strong body yearning for ac- superior quality — to sell quick for $2,5011. if inter- Mrs. 011ie Workman and Mr. and 16th and Main Mrs. George Hart, 304 North 4th published recently, Mrs. Henrietta with a grin. tion, he had no other means of ested call Baucum Real Estate FOR EVERGREENS, fLOWERING Mrs. Barnes Burkeen. street. D21Se Nesbitt, now retired, gives a house- "The President burned a hole , releas.ng `his strain. He took it out Agency. Phone 132. 023c shrubs, landscape work. Roy keeper's slant on how history a1. himself," he said. "and when he saw on the food." FOR SALE-1938 Plymouth, two Schmaus Nursery, Benton, Ky., or fected the running of the 60-room around guilty-like and! FOR SALE-145-sere farm. 2 1-2 he looked At another point she recalls that door. Good running condition. See see R. A. Starks, 715 Sycamore, executive mansion at 1600 Pennsy-- over it. miles west of Hardin oft old May- put his salt cellar early in 1939 she "didn't have to James Hughes at 138 Taxi. D24p Murray. Ky. W tf Ivania Ave.. Nesbitt did not field road. House and outbuild- Although Mrs. reed the papers or listen to the ings. See Elwood Brown near the Tense -days took their toll in the reelize it at the time, she got her CALLS OUR ALPHABET radio to realize how dangerous farm or write Harry Brown, Clin- digestions of the president and first inkling of the gravity of the "OX HOUSE" WRITING things were in Europe." ton. Tenn, Route 2. D24p many of his advisors. Cigarette world situation on March 3, 1937. burns in the tableckths were a "I could tell by the President's ' 14 CINCINN4TI, 0. (UP)—If our The late President Quezon of the appetite," she -dif- frequent aftermath of long hoers Philippines and others lunched writes. "He was VARSITY word "alphdbet" is examined, we fidult as the year started hnd I of strategic planning around a with Roosevelt that day. • For Rant are using the "ox house" system kne w things would be dinner table "Up to now the President had worse • TODA of writing On one occasion Crown Princess FOR RENT—We have decided to "Our alphabet descends from —4-- Martha of Norway suggested a and ..):A.11 _ ses- 7' rent the south side of our home at ancient Egypt of some 5,000 years CROSSWORD PUZZLE en minim h "11 recipe for pigs feet in sour sauce 109 N. 4th St.—two or three large ago by way of the Semitic people which tempted the president's lag- , rooms with private bath with cis,- of the Sinai Peninsula." Dr. Ed- 41-alDiri 33.-Odor' AV ging .appetite. en'. l ng hot water. Private en- 34-Rocklin', 'pl.' ••" ward A. Henry, University of Cin- 1 `PaordcOnfr:nrch 35 Also C1Jvi 'et M A Prince's Informal Rules: Most all drinking and authority on 9 9,,,,IT'q,67,11'10 ZE- -Dolt irioni.d cinnati librarian 57 -Ftlisoni reek :_ A 0 Mrs- Nesbitt 'describes Princess •'1•Ille beverages must be i the history of writing and printing, is Dannh 'Wood 30- Pert Ma:;ha as the most informal of •. - T. 0. Turner. Mc I said here. !s, coOr:inier Aerial 40--To gain . ' • knowledge tel.! the royalty which visited the White IS (Wel Iserutira 42--To pas Cork 71,7 "Phoenician sailors carried this 17 6:eroded ass 44 kloh•rnmedan House. She coMments, too, that it .Wantad alphabet to the Aegean basin and is !Amok ---- was easy to see that the marriage le - Rrialra 45 ahtet,.. i the Greek people of that area. It 2' Rho to Africa • fey 3 of England's King and Queen was was these Semitic people who used 23 Land **Nowt* Si Toni a fib 5 "a love match." She found formcr WANTED—Wash man. Qualifica- 74 Choi (.2 OW • own* lions, high school, age 24, sober, as their first written character th ‘ iiir PactE.a 57 --Mill Prime Minister Winston Church.11 head which was 30 --To Ell(so 54 --Pint, hos smaller and more dapper than his filmiest. married and willing to picture of an ox II Avolna in To et references. Apply at called 'aleph.' the Semitic word for photographs. At Lou' /11111llal Lost work. Good OHM% Cleaners. Mac cog. 7 I • Kni vas instil), Recalling the visit of Mme, Boone Laundry, and 1- 1 r-Oing actor -The picture Albeit was vary 3- kilts In Ronda Chalra Kai-shek. -Mrs. Nesbitt • early conventionalised. so that 72 4--Sarntse writes that the distinguished guest [_Lost and Found insieire,a when the Greeks took it over as '5 To annex travelled With her own silk sheets their letter alpha, they did not 6 One On *stake and su7fered an aletgy to wool. Concrete pavements gener- too, and you'll find that con- ROMS 3 1-301 R,15; 30 34 .'• LOST—Monday morning around know it was the word for ox, but Ill 19 I -M0210. rallunal • Jr r: .neral, the bock reveals that ally.carry the heaviest traffic. crete pavement usually costs a Erni i•lis starter! squire. coin purse. Reward. Call from it arose our letter 'A.' the White Hote:e housekeeper has Yet their annual maintenance less to build than any other of ' :, — 4 -, . AAR .71 253. Contains jewelry eenti- "The second picture, sign was ae -,,, el all the troubles of the regular equal load-carry- 710 zri 1 — 12. I a A, cost is far lower than any pavement of 100 TM . mental valu,-. tfc that of a house, which was callcd .,.J.,...,-,„ ,•,..,,, housekeeper, but on a far bigger other pavement intended for ing capacity: ---- tette' the Semitic word for house. I' 1 , -, is., 7 te0.1 ereaeis scale, partidularly when it Come, 1 I PA i -, fl• i v:ith long We,low main- erCILWIPMEGIettengs111 That sign, conventionalized, be- s. 15 3 sin.ilar service. And the rug- So -• '4,•15 1 32 A 1,00 'orm Mild . to unexpected guests. And there - came the Greek beta and our 'B.' zi Pre ged strength and strrr:na of tenance ex.,- r.s:t and economi- 2% 7n. .,,,1„, . ate the rodent srul insect prob- ,7 New Starr "Hence it appears that our word 26 (It ,ori fain tenni too. concrete assure long life cal first cost, concrete is easily alphabet really means the ox hotiae "Vird- alwaya had a Its in the fall, many years of all wectlier the thrAkstiriliesttr.ent for Wel t ,Cos 20 To ouutab ,• system of wVing." 10 • -Serulai along with the o.fieisi ingsissons:' scrtice without intei rt.ptions your main traveled highways, Spinett Piano 0 • 32 To rant • 111p. :0 33 Drunkard ses.he writ for frequent repairs or re- assurinwis it does, /ow an- lel PET DEER TAKES CARE 41- esierieel Mrs. NI:shin.. who hee dome some 55.1 43 1'4-r:inlet building. nual cost-the true measure • • vi • OF PARTY LEFT-OVERS small-scale catering carlier, 'went. , 4 A V • construction costs .• 44 Girl • 11, me lo the White house in 1933 with Compare of pavement economy. et. "MeV "660 CHADON, 0. el.1121—Mrs. Mar- 45 Porn,' flIssslan garet Mascorella finds party left- ruler the Roosevelt.. She remained until 53 "" 1 """1 'I " 19 1946. 1 /Lilt ttf.A • IV! all as overs little trouble, for her dough- 47— Ma r• a oirre PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION deer has an appetite like 40—Crprinold.11‘n • 611 Allorcharirs lank B...n idling, Indianapolis 4, Ind. r. MRS ' ter's pet Duo or t_ rsoftore 1•••••••• 1p1 a goat. - I READ 7, HP CLASIAltlikin Skeeter, the one-year-old pet of! — ALSO Mas Nacialeen Mascorella, is fondi A.10441Y Large Order By Ernie Bushernilev ice creade cigarette' CHAPTER ONE of pickles, ashes olives and cake. Mrs. Mas-1 of corella is careful to keep her be- "SUPERMAN" gonia plants on a high shelf, be- I WANT YOU TO cause Skeeter also let's flowers. USE THE VACUUM The deer follows his 21-year-old New Starr Spinett Piano.A 1 CLEANER TODAY mistress all around the house. SUNDAY eats off the room Ilas longer strings, larger Skeeter dining 'and Monday table, wanders up and down stairs I sound board, heavier ac- and peers inquiringly into thz kit:'- chen at meal time. tion with easier touch. Skeeter is a strain on guest, who ABgeuiTT•COFELLO are nervous and frightened to find , As low as 61. full-grown deer staring soulfully at them from a curled up position $485.00 in froat of the fireplace.

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with s. p< . .! g tha Stock of the highly regarded Persons plasma successfully if their own his death resulted from delayed Seed surname -Smith" lead all other: Coldwater OBLIGING STORE CLERKS Zephyr oat News the blast. science would I Andrew and varieties name groups in the records of the; type is not available. But type 0 effects of will not be available to the public Federal Old-Age and Survivors In. Mrs Margarett Riley spent Mon- S1 LOUIS it/Pt 'Jimmie Louis' plasma often contains high concen- have many new clues to go on in i until 1950 program followed in order th Mr and Mrs Arlen Page. likes to see his courtesy ia.'warded. I h trations of what are called agglut- striding atomic radiation. by wage earners with variations of , daii,nd Mrs. Charles A. Lamb Employes of the Lynn Food enins. There are two types of these the names "Johnson.- Brown," and and son have returned home from Market cashed $555 worth of bogus and to some patients they cause "Witham.- Qhs ctill°Gecklis.liforellEJimtle EtRhreen-d1 trouble. period. On the fourth day, police Mr. and Mrs. Macon Blankenship A scientific team working for were on hand when the 25-year- were Sunday afternoon callers of the Sharp and Dohme Company de- old Negro tried to pass another Mr. anci Mrs Herman Darnell. veloped the two substances which check forag125. can be added to the blood before Hughes Paint and Mrs Allen Page is not so well. Jimmie UI Before he was led away. transfusion to reduce the harm Mr. and Mrs. Noah Williams and- Wallpaper Co. tossed $2 into the cashier's cage. caused by the aggluteniqs. The son were Saturday night dinner saying he wanted :a buy the em- substance taken from the lining of guests of Mr. and Mrs_ Jennings ployes a box of candy as a token the hog stomach South Side Turner. 1 combats the anti- of his appreciation. A agglutenins and the substance 0 Square Mrs. Nannie Pullen is not so well. itai.i the horse stomach attacks Those spending the day Sunday DARTMOUTH TO SPONSOR the anti-B aggultenin. with • Mr. and Mrs Earl Lamb and ARCTIC EXPEDITION Radiation Blindness family were Mr. and Mrs. Andy The head of the medical division Carter and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. HANOVER. N. H. tUP1 -Dart- Call 383 of the atomic energy commission, Charles A. Lamb and son and mouth Collage will sponsor an Are- Dr Shields Warren, has received Misses Altie and Carlene ns research expedition next sum- Lamb reports that five American scien- and others. mer. 4 tists are going blind as a result The 100-foot schooner Blue Dol- of afternoon atomic radiation. phin. with a 15-man Crew. will sail a nSdu ralldrasy o°n zzcealll eraseroef BELIEVE- Jane- IS.--ronder command of David Dr. Warren said he didn't know WHAT CAN YOU and Mrs. Boyd Carter and Sons. Th C. Nutt of Cleveland. Arctic spe- the scientists' names_ He said they Mr and Mrs. Lester Keeler and Rhin cialist of the Dartmouth museum apparently had suffered radiation children and Mr and Mrs. William also ABOUT 9filflific? Now berthed at Gloucester, Mass., during atomic energy experimen- Carter. est h the Blue Dolphin is being put in tation that injured the lenses of Mr: and Mrs. Robert I. tion's Etazzell shape to withstand the rigors of its the eyes and caused cataracts. and son spent Sunday with Mr. and polar cruise. Hiroshima Victim! A warm and friendly Mrs. Revel Haneline and daughter. numl The object of the expedition is to Scientists in Japan are tremen- Wish all the readers and staff of wish of cheer, The create '"an awareness of the Arc- dously interested in the death of a Ledger and Times a Merry humid Christ- tic and as role in the world today." citizen of Hiroshima who died re- For Christmas and the /14/5191 mas and Happy New many Year. cently—three years after the atomic coming year. to- dt Mess Prices Blamed . bomb blast in that city. Alt North 13th Gossliii—t He died of swellings of'his akin, in a ST. LOUIS IUP,—A dermatoto- -NOW. FOR CHRISTMAS ." — Santa seems somewhat' groin, armpits and internal organs FURCHES 'JEWELRY alone Here comes Sue City Rumors, claims, half- Sue with a gist believes high meat prices are startled by actress Evelyn Keyes' ,requests for Christmas The man apparently had recovered 93 fa bit of news. I wish everyone of truths' You bear so many my a major factor in the increase nf - presents. Santa is actor Glenn Ford, who co-stars with her completely from the effects of rad- tal pi conflicting things about taa ers a Merry Christmas and a diseases of the skin. Dr. Joseph In the new film, appropriately named, "Mr. Solt Touch." iation at the time of tax blast. Coun \ deafness'. you or some. Happy NeW Year. St Louis University Grindon, Jr. If it should gan. one dear to sou has Mr. and Mrs. Luther be proven now that Washburn skin specialist, says he has en- pletei difficulty in bearing—sou spent last weekent 'with his parents, countered a 25 per cent rise in the addec ought to find awl the Mr. and Mrs. Dan Washburn number of patients afflicted 'with facts. Send coupon for frets 134,011.11par! to tit The Junior Department of the pellagra He blames it on a vitamin I Today In In First Baptist Science Church presented a Balleficiency stemming from less fires MONO-PAC Christmas program at the Baptist meat eating because of high prices. New Mental Case Aids Von, will be 17 times as powerful Studera dents 011119rne1.sroo Comb as.. aorta. Center Sunday It was an '47 Ald 1 New and intansive techniques for as the California Cyclotron, the Ho, 1 enjcaaable program and a large treating mental illnesses are get- strongest in the world at present. rapid I crowdowd attended - Spider Plague Hits 0. A. Rowland ting results in government hospi- Chemistry and Cancer TA over S City Su? is leaving Friday DARWIN. Australia 41:P, —A Distributor tals for veterans. Although Iravil for Burnpus Mills. Tenn. poisonous red-backed spider plague attempts to find anal Jefferaan Paducah. Kr.: evening The Veterans' Administration is- frigid to spend the Christmas holidays. has invaded a, Northern Territory chemical cure for cancer have bean sued a report today on 200 cases at unsuccessful so cold Mr and Mrs. Haley Stokes were settlement 141 miles inland from far, scientist.; are FREE BOOKLET MAI • PON the Northport, New York, hospi- son's in Paducah Thursday. Darwin. Reports say clammy, wet far from discouraged. tal showing a potential discharge cury Beltone Hearing Service I Charles Washburn left Tuesday season heat has driven thousands Director Michael Shimkin of the Bo% lrf. Paducah. Ky. rate of 40 percent for one group University of deep I • tot visit his sister. Mrs Dan Manley into the settlement, where they are California's cancer LL/DAY . of patients who previously had been I Fur Phase grrld mg SKIt nave•lei Vt ,iisresi and Mr. Manley of near Louisville. crawling into beds and clothing. research institute, says he is sure oes tests •boiii DiAtNiss AND I considered life-long hospital cases. awedi HOS TO U%1111COMIL Sue City Stfe One mother. wh.le bathing her a chemical remedy for cancer ev?r.- IT Basic individual athletics lake Ohio baby. was bitten under the arm tually will be found through the Sema I punching the bag. bowling or ping by th and a flying ambulance took her nation's $25,000.000 a year campaign 44drirs • Mustard seeds have coats that pont were used in_some of these Ho' I resist soaking up water They can to Darwin to save her. against the disease. L 1 o.• Mate 'cases to get the first show of in- 1/1111/1165 still 1 He admits that at present. chemi- I : .e :•. the soil without sprouting terest from seriously ill patients, this tal treatment for cancer • ••.:-.g far many years Read the Classified Ads. New Truth Serum should be seas() prescribed only after X-ray Boston scientists have a new radia- In tion and surgery have I'truth serum useful in treating failed or To everyone whom we ore York proved impractical ; certain kinds of mental depresaioas Mira. • • SUNDAY The drug is called pervitin and privileged to colt "friend and mond HOLIDAY it is useful in making patients re- Life On ?dans burg. and MONDAt veal personal likes and caislikes An astronomer at Yerkes Obser- neighbor" go our heartfelt ex. ask i, WEEK END hidden under a blank despondency vatory in Chicago -says there de- eston, in mental illness. finitely is Vegetation on Mars. prat:ions of the Season's joyous North Once these likes and dislikes at the are Professor Gerald P Kniper says Carol found, they can be used as levers new instruments also prove that setairrenis., In for curative treatment was 2 water, carbon dioxide and some , Dr. Julius Levine. Dr. Max Rin- Elleni oxygen also exist, on Mars The i kel and Dr. Milton Greenblatt of Spoki vegetation probably is of a low Preston described the pervitin treat- forni, CAPITOL form, lacking in chlorophyl, but it ment in the American journal of Thr I Is green all the year around at the psychiatry.. They said they used it north red planet's equator, changing with ibccessfully on an 18-year-old boy In C the seasons in the temperate zones. 138 Taxi Company whose condition had defied other Rock attempts to get him to reveal his He sad it is now known that Phone 138 and 232 preva inner conflicts, fears, likes and dis- Mar's polar caps are frozen water parts FRIDAY likes. —rot frozen carbon dioxide. and SATURDAY Pervitin is unlike other truth Easier Blood Transfusions serums in that the patient remem- Two substances obtained from the Re bers afterwards what stomach linings of hogs and horses SONC-SWIPT he said while TIRIllt Wirt under the drug's influence. are malting human blood transfu- Ac III TE145 141$IRS! Sis Billion Volts sions easier. 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