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3 • s•-• MU Milli i4114" I I WEATHER FORECAST KENTUCKY—Fair and quite rain of warm today, some cloudiness kful. timight and Tuesday, not Si, Mr. and at warm Tuesday. Mr. and laughter fnn Orr ni and callers YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 M F NEWS- • — Vol. XX; No. 75 as Van- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CRNTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, Sept. I 3, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 ene and CeY. Mr. daugh- rs. EXPECTED Geo- Last Week TRUMAN Local F.F.A. Members Mr. and TO VISIT KENTUCKY laturday In Kentucky irned to ON CAMPAIGN TOUR Kentucky politicians moved fast my after during the past week as the fall LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Sept. 13. For th To rela- Exhibit First shape up. • campaign began to rUP)---Kentucky Democrats today Russell I. Jones, of Somerset. forward to a visit by presi- re Sun- looked took charge of Republican head- rs. Iva dent Truman to the bluegrass state quarters in Louisville and state late this month. treasurer Edward F. Seiller said Seiller. mother he would be in the Falls City Mon- State treasurer Edward F. Time At States,,,i• ,d with • In direct Democratic activities Democratic campaign manager. rice. A10 'the politicians were opiff- said top national party officials lay mistic about thejr party's chances and looked with favor on having the in November, but the stress being arr. President make a number of Heifers To Be Shown placed on the brteeng of top can- •sio With Tis and speeches in Kentucky on his re- HOUSEBREAKER to Kentucky added weight Claud didates turn from Los Angeles where he is belief the election will be y. to the scheduled to speak Sept, 23. Aid or Rotary ler and close. RELEASED TODAY Club Members Seiller said tetative plans called : guests G. 0. P. National committeeman for the president 'to' enter the state —4 F. F. A. members in Calloway Ilimore. Jouett Ross Todd returned from at Henderson, probably on Sept. ON S300 BOND will exhibit dairy Delores conferences with top Republican animals at the 30. He would make platform ap- J. T. Garrison, 18 was released tt with leaders in 'Washington and announ- Kentucky State Fair this year for pearances in Western Kentucky, by County Judge Pink Curd today JOHN MARINE is more than probable" ced " a major speech in Louisville that on a $300 appearance bond to ap- the' first time. Frank Hill, Hazel, rr and that Governor Dewey will speak night, and the next day move on pear before the November grand will exhibit a senior heifer: Char-. iy Key. in Kentucky. He said an announce- BURIED SATURDAY through the bluegrass toward, West jury. lie White, Hazel, a Delores on the Republican presiden- junior heifer; ment Virginia. Garrison confessed Saturday to n appearance in the Felix Darnell, Lynn Grove, a Paris tial candidate's participating in two robberies here AT WEST FORK jun- be made by The candidate's itinerary would ior bluegrass state would Tuesday night. He said that to- yearling and Jack Mayfield, Brown- include talks from his train plat- in City campaign manager Herbert a 16-year-old accom- John Marine. 72. died Friday at form at Henderson. Owensboro gether with Murray Training, a senior heifer • daugh ell. Junior. Economy Irvington. Then he would plice he broke into the,: 5:20 p.m. at the home of his daugh- All the above cattle were cla.ss- raiding. The Democrats also are planning and in Hardware store where they took Mrs. .1.7 C. Gooch, three :miles ified as blue ribbon animals at the Kentucky's Senator Alben speak and spend the night Lou- ter. • to have 820 in cash, and later the same commissi iner's junior dairy show several speeches isville, and the next day move on south of Murray. Survivors include W. Barkley make evening the tuai youths broke Into which was- held in Mayfield up to speeches at Shelbyville, Frank- ••• Aug- In the state, They are holding service station his daughter and several neices arid fort. Lexington. Morehead. and the Greenfield List- 23. announcement of their campaign DIGGING UP THE PAST—Fossilized remains of dinosaur bones, 90.000,000'years old, are and a -Penn- .v.Mere they took $80 in cash nephews. Harry F. Walters. state opening until the national Demo- Ashland. discovered in large number on the banks of the Red Deer Lodge, in Drumheller, cimmis- is go- being .25. Colt automatic. of the arrange for The trip. if carried out, will find Mr. Marine was a member sioner of agriculture, invited all cratic committee can Alberta, Canada. Here, Joyce Cleugh and Adess Sheridan stand before a life-size dinosaur youth has not been of an Truman speaking in five of the The younger boys having blue ribbon animals • Barkley to be on the program. to going on a tourists' trek in Kirksey Methodist church. Funeral made of cement in Calgary's Zoological Park, preparatory taken' into custody yet, said Sher- at presidential candi- States nine congressitinal districts. West Mayfield, and four other similiar Already two tho region. These monsters wthzhed no to 70 tons. - iff Wendel Patterson this morning. services were held at the policy party can- Truman's trip would follow on shows held over the state, to show dates. the Progressive Judge Curd said that Garrison Fork Baptist cnurch at 2:30 Satur- ent of and the the heels of major candidates for in a special class at the state fair'. didate Henry A. Wallace bond because this under the direction the Republican and States7Rights was released an day afternoon The Murray Rotary Club came to Socialist-Labor party candidate. However, he to jail Governon.Earle was his first offense. of the Rev. Van B. Dunn. Burial the boys rescue by in Kentucky. ticket. California's HARDIN CHESTER helping finance have been Murray warned the youth that law enforce- was in the church cemetery. le Professor the trip. de- top flight can- ntohme inGe.e.Ois Each boy. except Charlie Next week more ment officers would watch him being state. Cali- Warren,dential P'scLiceule3crto Serving as paliisearers were nep- White, is sponsored by a rotarian didates will visit our DIES SUNDAY AT closely until his appearance before Warren cross Western Kentucky cnroute- hews. Randolph Story. Festus Story, who giyes the boy guidance and fornia's Governor Earl in November. to Louisville for a speech the grand jury Jessie Marine. George Marine, Clay moral Support. C. M Graham is will speak in Louisville on Sep- Ken- to The Vice Presiden- Following him in Western At Marine and Fred Stone. godfather Felix Darnell, John 22nd. Dies Home Here tember tucky will be the Dixiezrat stanr- Ed Scott to Jack Mayfield, and Ron. tial's , candidate's appearance will The Max Churchill funeral home ard-bearer, South Caroliriles.Gov. Hardin R. Chester. 80. died of ald Churchill to Frank Hill. mark the opening of the party's Murray lust one of its most dis- HARVEY SETH was in charge of arrangements. J. Strom Turmond. complications at 12:05 a.m. Sunday Many more 4-H club and future 1,0uisville drive and G-O-P mayor- tinguished citizens when Prof. Fred Truman's proposed visit to Ken- at his home on Farmington Route 2. _ I farmer members of the County al candidate James E. Stewart will T Schultz, 59, died at his home on tucky adds to the general belief Survivors include his wife. Mrs. DIES SUNDAY are also sponsored by -individual make his opening speech there. Farmer AV Mlle Sunday morning MARKETS is one of the -dark and bloody Georgia Ann Chester: two daugh- Rotarians. • Warren, who will come to Ken- this at 7:20 grounds" of politics where either ters. Mrs. Haughter Byers and Mrs. At A Glance Judging teams from Lynn Grove, tucky from Evansville. Indtana, --Prof. Schultz underwent an oper- AT LOUISVILLE or both parties may win, but not Lillian Russell 0 :Highland Park. Hazel and Murray Training will will be followed through western ation for a brain tumor July 6 at Harvey Wilson Smith of Coldwa- L without a battle. Mich.; three son G. I. C.hester of II, I noted I'll,. leave for the state fair September Kentucky by the States-Rights a hospital in Nashville. Tenn. He ter died of complications at 200 Governor Kentucky is considered by top Herrin, Ill., Ot Chester of Farm- Stocks lower in quiet trad.ng. 18 to participate in the dairy cattle presidential candidate. had been convalescing satisfactor- o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Caro- Men in Republican and Democrate• ington route 2. and Robert Jones Bonds irregular: U. S. govern- judging contest which will be held e J. Strom Thurmond of South ily at his home this summer, and Louisville Hospital. after a lengthy circles as a doubtful state, and of Highland Park. Mich : three sis- ments did not trade. September 17. lina. returned to his duties at the col- illness. of leaders of both parties plan to ters. Mrs. Emma Lou Mathis, Mrs. Curb stocks irregular. C. W. Baylor. state chairman lege last week. Friday he com- Survivors include three sisters. the party leave no stone unturned in their Lucy Perry and Mrs. Dora Washam Chicago stocks irregularly lower. JUDGE TIES AND UNTIES mammals the States-Righters, said plained of not feeling well and Mrs. Oicoe Stone of Clinton. Mrs. at Madison- efforts for victory. of Brewers: one brother. Tommie Silver unchanged in New York at SYRACUSE. N. Y. i U.P.i—Jus. launches its campaign was confined to his bed. His death Jess Stone and Mrs. Hassie Cloyse NMI 25th. Half a Republicans expect, their presi- Chester of Brewers; four, grand- 75 1-4 cents a fine ounce. lice Frank J. Cregg, official referee, ville on September came as a result of complications, of Coldwater; and a braither. Bun are scheduled dential candidate. Gov. Thomas E. children and three great-grandchil- Cotton futures irregular. who has married only on.' couple dozen other speeches according to his physician, Dr. Smith of Coldwater; and several candidate during Dewey of New York. to speak in dren. Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn, in all his years on the bench, has by the Dixiecrat Hugh Houston. neices and nephews. Kentucky Sometime in October. soy bean futures ir- just granted the same couple a his Kentucky visit. Mr. Chester was a member of the professor a' veteran of oats, rye and and the Democratic Vive Presiden- Prof Schultz, assistant Mr Smith was Other political developments Soldiers Creek Primitive Baptist regular divorce. Alben W. Bar- of education at Murray State Col- World War I. Funeral services will week included: tial candidate. Sen. during the church in Marshall county where lege, was one of the most -out- be held at 2:00 o'clock Tuesday af- Republican kley. is likely to make several Announcement that funeral services were held at 3:00 after and commen- speeches in his home state. standing dinner ternoon at the Coldwater Methodist • John Sheman Cooper, of o'clock this afternoon under the Senator out cement speakers in this part of the church under the direction of the his campaign Seiller said he would work Somerset, will open direction of Eld. J. T. Henson and state. He was continuously • in de- will be Politics Van B. Dunn. Burial On with Rev. Latest number a Kentucky speaking tour with a radio address over a the Rev. Paul Poyner. Burial was engagements in Barkley when he returns ,from mand for speaking in, the Bazzell cemetery. stations at 8 o'clock Thursday in the church cemetery. United Trees political barometer for the rest of - of Seiller added this area as well as in neighboring The Max Churchill funeral home By Rome this week. that the nation. night. The Max Churchill funeral home states. Prof. Fred T. Schultz arrangements. Maine voters went to the polls H. he hoped to have Barkley speak is in charge Of A heated denial by Edward was in charge of arrangements. served in the Mindful of the old saying that at Pikeville and then at Hazard. Prof. Schultz had today in a jump-the-gun election Weyler. secretary-treasurer of the Prof. Schultz ,.as born in Ohio "as Maine goes so goes the nation," Louisville. He is ex- education department at Murray to choose a U. S. enator, three Federation of Labor, of Covington and county. Kentucky. in 1889. He mar- Republican leaders believe that Kentucky State for 10 years. He had recently a governor and vari- • weekly pected to close his campaign with mo Circuit To congressmen, 0 a statement in the AFL's of ried the former Miss Lewis from the larger their majority today, the a speech from his home in Padu- Girl Scout Troop been appointed acting Dean men ous state officers. news service that Kentucky labor Hopkinsville. more confident they can predict- cah. and had only served in his new Have Conference Republicans predicted a sweep Is "supporting pc Democratic par- Survivors include his wife, two a Dewey-Warren triumph in Nov- U. S. Sen. John Sherman Conipet% 3 To Register capacity for a ,few days. Before The first quarterly conference of of major posts and Democrats were at least opposing the Repub- daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Schultz ember. . ty or coming to Murray, he was superin- to it. But there Weyler says labor Somerset Republican, whose seat Jane the Almo Circuit will be held at not inclined dispute lican nominee." tendent of schools at Sturgis, and Williams of Murray and Mrs The election was highlighted by Chapman seeks, will open his cam- Tues. Afternoon Brooks Chapel Saturday, Septem- was considerable 011tal(iC interest 5, not decided which of the sen- Belles of Bloomfield. N. J.; one bid for the U. S. senate' •altaa a had previously taught in schools at Republi- a yeoman's support. paign with a radio talk over of Mur- ber 18 in the size of the expected atorial candidates it will Girl Scout troop number 3 will Madisonville and Brandonburg. He son, Fred T. Schultz, Jr.. seat. She was Rep. Margaret Chase a number of Kentucky network originating over Earl McClel- Bro Wm S Evans will preach can majority. Appointment of register at 315 Tuesday afterniain had a B.S. degree from the Uni- ray: two sisters, Mrs. Smith. 49. a Republican. Her op- Mrs. station WHAS Louisville Thurs- at the 11:00 o'clock service and pre- Maine, like the rest of the nation, GOP campaign aides including at the Girl Scout cabin in gay lan of 'Russellville and Mrs. Guy ponent was Adrian H. Scolten, a day at 8 o'clock. Immediately after- versity of Kentucky. an M. A. from not ballot for President until Harvey Kerr, of Lexington, to leader, Bernard of South Carrolton; three side over the business session in does J. coun- park, Mrs. J. M. Converse, Peabody College in Nashville, and Portland. Me.. physician. division of the ward •he will go to Jefferson Hartford. the afternoon. November but its September elec. head the women's announced toetiy. had done gradulite work toward a brothers, 0. L Schultz of The Republican candidate for ty headquarters where G. 0. P. to attend. ticins Writ regarded by some as a party's headquarters. includes girls in the lize Claude Schultz of Lexington and Everyori, invited Governor to succeed Horace A. Hil- national committee chairman, Rep. Troop 3 Doctor's degree at U. K. Selection of Allen Scott Hamil- to 12. From la to 20 are Collis Schultz of Narrows: and dreth was Fredric* G. Payne, for- Hugh. D. Scott, of Penn., will make group 10 During the., final semisternf last ton, Louisville attorney, as Demo- to register this year. said four grandchildren. mer state linance off,,er. The Dem- a speech opening the county office. expected year. Prof. Schultz served as actingt cratic manager in Jefferson coun- of $1.00 will be Prof. Schultz was a member of ocratic candidate was Louis A. Lau- A number of other talks are the leader. A fee director of Murray Training school. ty. at the time of the First Baptist church where of planned by Scott during his two- paid by each girl in addition to his regular teaching sier. seven-time mayor pickle. The Kentucky Utilities company funeral services were held at 3:30 day stay in Kentucky, which Ken- registration. duties. He was a member of the ford. announced that it wanted its in- this afternotm under the direction tucky national comenitteeman chair The first fall meeting of troop 3 American Legion and Lions Club, Other political developments: dustrial and commercial users to of the pastor. Dr. H. C. Chiles. As- man. Jouett Ross /odd. said is to will be held on Tuesday of the fol- having served as district gov. of Dewey—Gov. Thomas E Dewey help share the increased cost of sisting with the services were the visit to the bluegrass lowing week. and the troop will Lions International. He Was a vet- of New York. the Republican presi- plan Dewey's Rev. J. H. Thurman and the. Rev. • coal. meet each Tuesday afternoon. eran of World War I. dential nominee. returned to Al- of K, U., state. McKee, pastor of the Col- R. M. Watt, president Sam .bany from his Pawling. N. Y... farm granted by the Presbyterian church. Burial said the increase, if lege to work on speeches he will de- service commission. was in the city cemetery. state public liver on his campaign tour to the 23-thousand of Pallbearers were Dr. Ralph H. would affect about Little Hope For far west. -55- Have G. Nash. one - hundred Europeans Woods, M. 0. Wrather, W. • the company's thousand users. Exempt from the Dewey Ragsdale. Hollis Franklin increase would be farm and resi- .,„d W. Z. Carter. dential _users. Steely Finds After Tour Named as honorary pallbearers VFW AUXILIARY Sep- Future, hearing has been set for Price Doyle. Tremon Beale, A • were tember 28th at which time the pub- Hart, T. H. Stokes, Gus Editor Ledger & Times scholars say (since even American to boost morale and self-c7.onfidence George TO BE FORMED lic service commission will decide Robertson. A. B. Lassiter. 0. C. Murray. Kentucky: scholars do not always hold typic- by such incidents as the „Berlin whethe0 or not to grant the in- R. T. Wells, J . Carr. Leo- Partially because of a feeling of ally American attitudes) I was im- blockade. Wells. creases. Vaughn. Bryan Tolley. Fred incompleteness, and partially be- pressed by the almost complete lack The changed was per- nard HERE TONIGHT expense Infancy ...law .for atmosphere That the future. I have said Gingles. A. B. Austin, W. B. Moser. cause of what I feel to be a signifi- of faith in as soon as boarded the Kentucky judges is going before ceptible' we W. Ordway. R. E. Broach, Dr. At the regular monthly meeting cant observation which I should like somewhat the same thing before P. the court of appeals again. ship at Le Maroc. One .felt that Houston and Ed. Carter. of hte Calloway county V. F. •W., to make, I am writing this addi- when I mentiioned that the destruc- Hugh A special court recently held a he was again in a nation of build- H. Churchill funeral post 5438 tonight, pions will be dis- concerning conditions tion of the spirit of the people was The. Max -hundred dollar a month ex- tional letter in- cussed in regard to forming art one marked three years after ers, a constructive people with home was in charge; of lirrange- in. Europe. far more unit. pense money payment to circuit finite faith in the individual. It is ments. auxiliary As I looked back and considered the end of the war than the physical judges and a one hundred 50 dollar this faith to which America must Mrs. Anna May Sangster, chief the things I saw destruction. The mental chaos sur- expense payment to commission- We are and must con- of staff, department of Ke^tucky, passes any political disorganization. hold fast. HORSE MEAT VITITH GRAVY ers and judges of 'flag, supreme and the peoples I DU...pioneers. a Ladies Auxiliary. Louisville, will There are those among the cen- tinue to be a land INTERESTS GEN. CLAY court of appeal is legal. had met it made individual initiative in- be present tonight to assist with tral Europeans who look ahead to land where FRANKFURT, Germany (UP)— But slate finance commissioner human rights, is forming the-,new unit. me wonder just tomorkw. They are the Czech sofar as it respects Gen. Lucius D. Clay's well-set din- W. Manning wants another All members!: are requested to John unstifled by a central planning table may feature horse meat pay- what was the Communists and Marxists in gen- ing hearing befole he certifies board, where every voice may be bring their wives, mothers, or sis- most important ral. But theirs is the uncertain one of these days. ment of the funds. His attorney, counsel, unabridg- ters to this meeting, all of whom of someone who must keep heard in political The American military governor a former attorney general Hubert difference be - faith are eligible for membershiy in the he believes in ed by censorship. became interested in the equine Meredith petitioned the court for tween the attitude telling himself that NEW BOYS TOWN CHIEF—The Rev. Nicholas Wegner, of Ladies Auxiliary, V. 0'. W. Female to believe May I close with a word of ap- entree when his food chief, Stanley another hearing. of most-,.Arrieri- the future. It is difficult Omaha, will take over where famed Father Flanagan left members of the armed forces. who in which the individual preciation to the Ledger & Times Andrews. discussed importing it Meridith's petition hits at what cans and—I think a future 31f, when he assumes duties as Director of Boys Town. He's served overseas, are eligible for it fair to say — has so unimportant part—namely, a for printing my letters. It has been for Germans. he calls a "dangerous precedent" shown with Danny Movitz, who seems to like baseball. Rev. membership. cog a machine. Because of secret a pleasure to keep in touch with At Clay's-, request, Andrews has in paying lump sum and not actual most peoples ot The meetings wilt. be held at 7.30 CallOway- county in presented him with a can bearing Wegner once turned down a big league contract from the , expenses. He aiso,says.a review of middle Europe. misgivings. because of something the people of tonight in the W. O. W, on the a mass this manner. a blue and whil, label. "horse Cleveland Indians to enter the priesthood. the law's history-indicates that it Basing my judgment only partially the psychologists would call corner of Fifth and Main streets. Will Frank Steely. meat with gravy.' was intended as a salary raise. on what German and Austrian inferiority complex, it is essential

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY,SEPTEMBER 13, 1948 MONDA 1°•••_..FLN•l_1 THE LEDGER & TIMES Miss Pageant Is Tough On WAY FOUND TO SAVE' PUBLIRWED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY America Beauty ABSCESSED TEETH • Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The Contestants But Winner is Well Repaid NEW YORK tup,)-Abseessed limes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian January 17, 1942 teeth can be saved now through Your kid By HARMON W. NIC'HOLS same again and-I hope new oral surgery techniques, n„ W. PERCY WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER United Press Staff Correspondent and never have to go through E. Alan Lieban told the JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER mine American Academy of Dental ATLANTIC CITY., N. J., Sept. 13. with what they did. Medicine. The 0 • Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th $L, Murray, Ky. operation is painless, he (UP)---I hope my daughter never said. • Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as grows up to be a contestant in .At- Under the process, drugs are ,- Second Class Matter lantic City's Miss America pag- troduced into the underlying us. Sue by electric current, sterilizin SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week )Sc, per s enrol infected area. The root month, 65c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $350, else- The kid's pretty enough, all right, canal. Inhere $5.50. and forgive me for mentioning it. which previously had been clean- But 1 don't think she could stand ed, then is filled with silver wit,, RATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITMER CO.. 903 Sterick the wear and tear on her or gutta percha. Building, Memphis. Tenn.; 250 Park Ave.. New York: 307 N. Michigan nervous Awe, Chicago; 80 Boylston St, Boston. system. Thus sterilized and filled. The 55 youngsters whi..) repre- tooth and its root may be pr. TEM KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCrATION sented the states, several cities and 7aWbel for added years Of useful DON'T FC Sale eve' We reserte the right toereject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Canada -1 service, Dr. Lieban said. 10:30, rai Dr Public Voice items which in our opiman are not for the best interest in the last pageant had a rough don't sal id our readers. time the past week. There were 11 Use our Classified Ads -- They Ate;body judges scoring points for latent. get the business. Monday Afternoon, September 13, 1948 There were fashion experts critici- buy.-Ma sing the stitching in the evening and As Communists Backing Wallace gowns many of which were hitch- Notice Farmers • Ky. • ed together by the gals themselves. Arrived—A car of We have always taken with a pretty big pinch of salt And then there was the critical Just FOR SAI • the testimony of any disgruntled person, such asa frustrat- press. Sitting, there in convention Used 1 1 3-9-6 Fertilizer at Tennes- liter, 3 1 ed Democrat who becomes a Republican, or vice verso, or Hall making cracks for the papers about Concord one who professes a certain religious faith until late in life the swim suits which were see prices, and we do cus- too tight for a big bosom and didn t and becomis denom- S GOOD BUSINESS FOR SA' "converted" to some other religion, or do a small one any favors. tom grinding and mixing TO EMPIOY Hereford ination. After the girls posed zind per-1 DISABLED VETERANS months We place in that category most of ex-Communists in formed all week, the committee feed of all kinds. the mile wes kept them over another day. There this country who a-re turning state's evidence against their TWO POWERFUL MITTS SHAKE—Gus Lesnevich (left) and Marcel Cerdan, of France, •1110•4 0414 R. LASSITER was a cocktail party with more pic- /4, T. "comrades" and destroying the reputation of men who shake hands at their Loch Sheldrake, N. Y., training camp, where both BOAT 1 are prepping for - tures at the Brighton Hotel. Most held high office during the war and gave all possible aid Hazel, Ky. Cruiser fights on the same card, Sept. 21, in Jersey City. Lesnevich takes on Joe Walcott in of 'ern would rather have Pane READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. foot, f to our ally, Russia, when that's exactly what they were heavyweight match, while Cerdan vies for the middleweight championship with Tony home. supposed to do to carry out the policy of our late Comman- • Zale as the opposition. conditioi The champion of champions was slip No. der4n-Chief. Miss Minnesota, Beatrice Bella But Louisvill when an ex-Commanist like Louis F. Bud'enz, former- I Bebe) Shopp. age 18. Additess: Lionel i editor of the Daily Worker, says • something about Com- Box 354, rural free delivery 3. Hop- RECEIPT BOOKS see or munsm in the United States, however. we believe if is wor- kkins, Minn. Bebe lives in a vil- the abcn thy of consideration, for it doesn't sTern he was moved by lage with a population of sonic — In Duplicate selfish desires in -renouncing Communism. resigning a lu- 800. She's never been too far away 4 to Page from crative position and joining the Catholic Church. home. s, GOOD FOR ANY USE WHERE A , In this week's issue of Collier's Magazine this ex-Com- Convention Hall tookea awful munist big shot .says American Communists were ordered big. And awful. Thousands of peo- ple staring at her and talking about RECEIPT IS REQUIRED by the Kremlin in 1944 to back "to the limit and at all the blue taffeta, strapless evening .costs" the political ambitions of Henry A. Wallace. gown she had sewned tos.ether. LEDGER & TIMES He says he doesn't know why this order was issued be. She wondered whether her solo cause at that went over with the judges when tine American communists hated Wallace; _ Re does know that when the order came .Wallace was in she took her padded sticks in hand - • Siberia and he believes that something happened while he I and did one one from the classics IMPORTANT SCHEDULE CHANGES was in Soviet Russia to ca-use Moscow to "afitrpt"--hint- on her Vibraharp. She's probably Effective September .15, 1948 one of the few left-handed Vibra- BUS] that time thewar was still raging and Russia's Trains 103 and 104 will be DISCONTINUED and follow- we were harp players in the world South •ally.. ing schedules put into effect: • Anyhow, the judges must have TRAIN 195 TRAIN 196 Pal Westbrook Pegler. newspaper columnist, has been say- been impressed. Bebe wan. She ing repeatedly for the post three years. or more, that Wal- 805 AM Iv Memphis Ar. 7:40 I'M Newly ooksd tuckered as I led her around 9:53 AM 1,v. Jackson Ar. 5:48 PM lace fell under the influence New in a rumba of a Russian in York who atithe Coronation ball. 11:05 AM Bruceton Lv. 4:40 PM Stairs, , regarded himself as a "guru." god, But lovely with it all -height 3 or a and that he had WALLACE ROARS- Henry 11:23 AM Brucet:m Ar. 420 PM feet 1. bust 37. hair golden brown, quitea following :n this country. Wallace has ignored his A. f 11:40 AM s Vale 3:55 PM Wallace, Progressive par- eyes blue green charges, and few people seem to have been influenced by and shoe-size 9-A. 11:51 AM I,v. Mansfield .Lv. 3:43 PM ty Presidential candidate, Eiebe. who has a mother as Them. The charges were too fantastic and Pegler- is gener- cute .0 1139 AM If. Van Dyke Lv. I _3:35 PM seems to be shouting to his as she is. intends to use the schol+, 12:15 PM Ar. Paris Lv. 3:15 PM ally regarded as a "sore head." anyway.• audience of United Elec- arship she won at MacPhail school 1215 I'M Lv. Paris Ar. 3:15 I'M This Collier's article Budenz is different. We don't trical, Radio and Machine of music in Minneapolis. That MA- 12:29 PM Ar, Whitlock Iv. 3:03 I'M see how Wallace can ignore it, nor do we believe it will be Workers that some labor CP's gain. 12:39 PM Ar. Pnryear. Tenn Lv. 2:53 PM Fan taken with the proverbial "grain of salt" that marks the leaders have come out She's not too anxious to combine a • In 12:47 PM Ar. Hazel iState lane) Ky. Lv, 2:45 PM a career with marriage, she said, lot of most Communist charges. We don't believe it is a support of President Tru- Ar, Tobacco Lv. H: although she dlits have a boy friend "red herring." It is either true, or it isn't, and it-is simply man because "they are fol- 1:04, PM Ar. 'Murray Lv. 2:25 PM or so. And what would the world up to a. candidate for the presidency to prove it is false, or lowing the policy of ap- 1 1:17 PM Ar. Aim,) f 2:10 PM think if Miss America didn't! Lv. get S peasements" out of the race. If the contest dirliCt show any- f 1:23 PM Ar, Dexter' Lv. 2:03 PM If Budenz is lying he ought to be imprisoned. If he is ‘10DERN ANNIE OAKLEY — Perfect is the word for Mrs 1:26 PM Ar. Harden Le, 1:58 PM Word Gels Aroond thing else, it showed that the hot- t telling the truth Wallace should be tried for treason. If Roselle Coe. of Edmonton, Alberta, Can., who is the third sh age has ended. Bebe and the f 1:34 PM Ar, Glade Lv. f 1:50 PM islikreeonithertorcabuzt nhesser etoxpefee be had been "adopted" by England, France. or any pther .v:6=n in Canadian. rifle shooting competition to make a n.1 other fur beauties at the final 1:41 PM Ar. Benton Lv. 1:41 PM I.::fect score of 6.O00 out of 6,000 to win the Dominion cocktail party had cokes arid: plain f 1:55 PM Ar. Lv, f 1:31 I'M nation, instead of Russia. he would still be a traitor pro- stthhi;in.resng viding that country was M -:::•re.nr,'s Expert Shield. soda. To a gal they said clean liv- f 2:05 PM Ar. Elva I 124 P114 secretly plotting to overthrow our f 2:15 PM Ar. Oaks rovernment by force. ing was the best kind of IR ing -Lv. f 1:14 PM el. "In addition to the prizes of The others were Donna Jane 2:45 PM Ar. Paducah. Ky I.v 1:00 PM We do not believe Wallace is a Commimist. Budenz does 11.000.000 in cash, the f - Flag Stop JOE BEAVER" By Ed Nofzioet site of the Briars. Miss Oklahoma, Vera J. not claim that he is. It is common knowledge, however.. United States in New'York, a trip Ralston, Miss Kansas, Martha Ann For Information Call Your NC&STL Agent that American Communists are backing him and his Pro- to Devils' Island and the Saks Ingram, Miss Alabama. and Carol gressive Party and no good citizen, or voter, should run Fifth Avenue store, he's going to Held, Miss' Wyoming. give the risk of voting for him under false pretenses. away the radio station. The kids on their way back home - The. un-American Activities -Committee should not be And that wil be the end of that now—most of 'ern. To school or to THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY station's quiz too bashful about "red herring" charges to question this programs." . their -jobs. They'll never be the candidate, and those who worked in closest harmony . with him during the war. _ Communism may not haye been a threat to us ill 1944. It certainly is now. WE DO • • Read The Ledger & Times Classified Ads OUR DEMOCRACY — —bymat Job Printing Of Any Kind PRESCRIPT/ON FOR HAPPINESS TRADITIONALLY, PIERE IN AMERICA, WE HAVE RECOGNIZED 'FREEDOM OF 1NENVIDUAL CHOKE AS A PREREQUISITE frof.14APPINESS - FOR NAPPiNESS CAN MEAN DIFFERENT THINGS- Satisfactory Work Done The Way TO DIFFERENT PEOPLE. You Want It War

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4 sed Igh D.. can IASSITO lis- and Save Money an- gets the Yankees ahead to stay. Re- 'ire 3 steel venetian blinds IMPORTANT TO KELVINATOR he set them down for his 11th.! the Braves pennantward he FOR SALE: Miracle Man' Bill bel pitcher Tommy Byrne was in. You -If you live in Calloway Dutch gave up 14 hits-but he my vote. , Thru Guidance Of For Sale same as new. Size 24x52 OWNERS credited with the win. Fhe can buy these at a bargain. See County-If, you have purchased won. And in case you didn't notice, Pirates Are Moving Near Top The Athletics came from be- Mrs. George Lyles. 107 South any •Kelvinator appliance, range, The Braves came right back to Meyer, the .New York Giants tossed an- ' hind at Boston after beiag held DON'T FORGET our Auto Auction Fifteenth street. refrigerator, water heater - from win the second genre from the Braves :or his 11th victory as other spade of dirt in the kissers Hy CARL LUNDQUIST to three hits for six innings, Sale every Saturday , beginning at any,source other than your author- now-Leonard-less Mils. And as ,United Press Sports Writer Bama Rowell, an ex - Bostonian up with a six-run splurge in .the 10:30, rain or shine. $2.00 if they FOR SALE: New saw mill com- ized dealer, Riley Furniture Co-, they did, young Alvin Dark of the Brooklyn Dodgers-which has got a triple, double, and two sin- ninth to' top the Red Sox, 10* to don't sell, $10.00 if they do sell. plete with saw and belts and MM your guarantee is not in effect. If showed the folks that, although means that Leo Durocher NEW YORK. Sept. 13, II:Fa-He'd' Nay gles to lead the Phils. In the 4. Barney McCosky led the 15- Anabody can sell ... anybody can power unit. 12 miles south May- you wish to have these appliances the Phils' Richie Ashburn already clouted his old team seven times be the first to protest at being second game Alvin Dark singled hit Philadelphia attack with three buy.-Main Street Car Exchange field. E. I. Parsley, Lynnville. guaranteed., at no coZt to you, con- has been named by some as the In nine trips. called a -miracle man" but what took two bases on Earl Torge- singles. Hopkinsville, Ky. Slap rookie of the year, he doesn't Sox proved else is there to say today about and Auction Co., tact Riley Furniture and Appliance The Boston Red son's single and scored the win- tf buy that kind of stock. Dark could use another Bill Meyer, the freshman pilot STAR - Char- Ky. Co., at once-Phone 587. tf ggain that they ning run in the 13th on Bill Sal- YESTERDAY'S FOR SALE-Male Cocker Spaniel, opened the 13th inning with a sin- wing to go along with the whose Pittsburg Pirates are firmly Keller of the Yankees, whose good keld's fly as Nelson Potter was lie black, good pedigree. Papers avail- The A's walloped in second place when logic says homer paved the 3f FOR SALE-Quaker oil heater. gle, went all the way to third on fans' prayer. fourth, in a relief role. three run pinch for registration. Priced reas- divis- Used 1 1-2 seasons-John T. Las- able Services Offered a sacrifice, and scored the win- them for six runs in the ninth they should be in the second way for a 10 to 5 decision over See at 905 Olive or call The Giants administered an- 5- siter, 3 1-2 miles from Murray on onable. ning marker on a fly. Dark still inning to the comings and goings ion. Washington. S13p other blow to Brooklyn's fading Concord Highway. Salp 446-M. is in there, with Ashburn out for of such throwers as Joe Dobson, It isn't in the tea leaves for the 5- 4. COMMUNITY DECORATING CO., flag hopes, topping the Dodgers the rest of the year. Dave Ferriss, Earl Johnson and Pirates to beat out the Boston -Use our Classified Ads - They FOR SALE-Singer sewing ma- painting inside and outside. Com- Yeah. Lucius was 5 to 3 and dropping them to FOR SALE-Two registered Poll In hits and runs the former L. Tex Hughson. Bravas, yet they are closing in re- ig chine. Good as new. Telephone plete decorating service. Contract fourth place as Sheldon Jones get the business. Hereford males, Dominoe bred, 7 S. U. grid ace is ilbout even with right. lentlessly and after their seventh 782-W ur 587. Sl3p or hour. Call 688-R-4. Free esti- won his lath game of the year. months old-C. R. Butterworth, 1 Ashburn in a similar number of To further substantiate Appl- straight victory were jiia three mates The Cardinals moved into third mile west of Lyon Grove. S141) games and leads the Phillies' ing's claims. Bob Feller had his, games out of first place. FOR SALE-4-room garage apt.. by defeating the Reds, 7 to 6 at Can Black-Draught rookie in long hits and runs bat- troubles again. The Indians won Yesterday, with ancient Rip Sew- hardwood floors, complete bath, ROWLAND Refrigeration Sales and St. Louis when Marty Marion BOAT FOR SALE-Chris-Craft ted in. If he continues to spark their seventh straight from the ell beating the Chicago Cubs for furnace heat. Lot 75x176 ft., lo- Service. Supplies. Phone 993-J. home the winning run in Help a Lost Appetite? Cruiser 1912 Dinette Model, 28- the seventh time this season. the singled cated one block from College. This Hazel Highway, one block south the eighth. Johnny Wyrostek and Yes, Black-Draught may help a 1041 appe- lout, fully. equipped, excellent POZZI./ Pirates scored a 7 to 3 triumph tite If Use only reason you have lost your property can be purchased with a of Sycamore Street. TO Hank Sauer hit Cincinnati hom- condition, $3,500. Boat located in CROSSWORD PUZZLE 'w" while the Braves were splitting appetite is because of constipation. Black- small down payment and the as- ers. Sauer's was his 31st estab- Draught, the friendly laxative, la usually slip No. 6 at Pastime Boat Club, with the Phils ',at Philadelphia, surning of a G. I. loan with only AC11065 is -Girl's playthh4 RelP faMIE lishing a new all-time high for prompt and thorough when taken as ctl- Louisville, Kentucky. For addi- 1-flystem of atingle SO-An interval dropping a 6 to 4 decision before It only a or less a per month. If interested call . Wanted Allina3SIBIA1 14(414 rented. costs penny tional information or inspection $28.00 6-Tag tinuslO Cincinnati players. dose. That', why it hail been a best- Day 32-Volcanic noise SUM', [0111111111114C4 winning a 2 to 1 battle in 13 inn- Baucum Real Estate Agency. Tel- you ate see or write Mr. Copenhefer at 12-Jeelsh month 35-Periods of time R11/130113 N'i2L211-10;l'A In the American league the seller with four generations. If ings. with such symptoms as loss Of the above address. S22c ephone 122.. Sale WANTED Reliable girl or lady. 13-Kind of poem 36-Allowances for MUIFJP3 Yankees moved to within two troubled do light house- 14-Al another UM waste Sewell's incredible success with appetite, headacne, upset stomach, flatu- white or colored, to 11-Ball team 37-Mystie Hindu •E' 001 N illEPUCK-1 games of the first place Red Sox fatigue, sleeplessness, SALE-Guern- the Cubs is only one of the reasons lence, physical LIVESTOCK FOR work and care for two childrea. ie-eilars person word SON 14D I II IOU:1U Senators, 10 to a5 mental haziness, bad breath-and if these 16 deb defeating the sey Promotional Sale, sponsored -Small SI-Printery 1401111 !why Meyer is the front Ian candi- symptom are due only to constipaUon- Needed between hours of 7:30 a.m. 12-Water bird measure. at Washington. Pinch-hitter Char- EXIST ROM date for -manager of the year- then what Black-Draught may do for by the Kentucky Guernsey Breed- and 5:00 p.m. Work will last toe 20-To harden Stt-TO put on clothe, lie three run homer put 21-4apanese herb 40-1.11ghtleas bird NA I al. the Keller's you. Get • package today. ers As sociation tehlbeommrn weeks. Call 1411Uffl ! homes regardless of whether approximately three. 32-Opposite of a.m. 41-Musical note EGUME to be held at 33--To squirt 42-Pat (MEIMIA114 Bucs overtake the Braves. Salvag- era Association, 374-M. SI5nc rg E - 24-To fret 43-Thin board A•DeZi4i11[4M1 ed from baseball's scrap heap, the Elam's Garage, Calvert City, Ky.. 15-Values ea-tasains actor 0[2' 0100-1P Ild614 BROOKS BUS LINE Monday, September 20. at 12:30 „MaaNtelp 17-Serving girls 46-Practice 40-year-old right bander, now I HAVE TO HIRE Aat.l:s 47 Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan 1S-Dornestie fowls -To intimate boasts a flashy 11-3 mark for the o'clock. lc our district manager andle our in- 45-Co rerise Fastest Time-Thru Buses- Shortest Route 49-Ancient city season. Yet he would have spe creasing business in this commu- 2 3 .4 5" 8 i7 la ii SO-Simple All Seats Reserved - Radio for Your Pleasure - Pillow Service 6 7 season as a Pirate .coech had FOR SALE-House trailers, 2 new nity. This work is in line with the the Daily Schedule - Lv. Murray 11:00 a.m., Ar. Detroit 5:45 a.m. DOWN it not been for the faith of Meyer 1948 model American. 22 It three program advocated by the Depart- 3 Fare $111.05, without tax - Make Seat Reservations Early • FOR RENT 1-Appetizer who figured Sewell could win rooms. bottle gaa cooking stove. ment of Agriculture. Must have 2-Hatreds For .Information Call and electric 5 I k, 87 /7, 3-Damp games if he had plenty of jest_ Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal BUSINI3S PROPERTY electric refrigerator car. Permanent work. good pay 4-Scamer than Murray )W - Motor Co., 415 ii-Junas topping the Cubs for Phone 456 Phone 604 brakes-L. E. Dick for man who has had some farm ,c,/z)20 / 7/ drims Yestaaday, South Side of Square over q • 6-Goodbyes against cleat losses North 7th St.. Mayfield. Ky. Slate expeeience. Write care this news- 7-To attack the 14th time by Parker Food Market paper. Box T-32. lc r7 3 5-Auto this season, the Bucs profited 'al 9-Upon 14 walks while Sewell didn't give Newly Finished, Short Wide -e\ A 10-teul:Ifted • 'al For Rent 1,7 2.7 11-Demates up any and yielded only five hits, Stairs, Large Show Window ./' IT-Syrian de!ty SPORTS PARADE 20-To ilb•ust ona a homer by Hal Jeffcoat: 'NI 21-Practical Four of Pittsburg's runs were WE SELL -See - FOR RENT-3-room furnished a- By JACK CUDDY 23-Wise men 1 7/- ,32 33 3.1 26-Plavors forced across on walks. partment, private bath, gas cooking United Press Sports Writer 211 'M O. B. BOONE -Makes slender Dutch Leonard, though touched stove. furnace heat, private en- NEW YORK, Sept. 13. UP) j/ 27-Ditches 115 krzIt, V.37 29-Plece of furniture for 14 has managed to beat the _ trance-C. L. Ross, 1200 Main Luke Appling. the raat proof 30-To grow teeth STAMPS I street. S14p shortstop of the Chicago Whit:' IS ,i‘ '4 31-Sweetened RUBBER 'M "STANDARD" 13-Abounding is Sox. claims that major league 4 greens Browns and then F eller went 'M 7- ‘4.1 FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, pitching is only a faint facsimile .4, g'S 33-Italians nine innings to a 3-3 Be before 'M Farm Tested Feeds I4--411eety 1810 Farmer St. Phone 854-W- of what it used to be and from 36-Game flab he was .removed for a. pinch hit- Ledger & Times att ,' 4 l 'll' 41. .r;4 Mrs. Conn Moore. Stec at least two cases on hand today Mt-Doctor to bar) ter, Three innings later there was Highest Quality ; 4O.-'Essays of --" cal- the -groaner" was being exces- 4 so la 42-Obtained / no additional scoring so they . 43-Pronoun led it quits and will go at it again at sively charitable. . 43-New England Notices Consider the sabbath triumphs SON Sr Masi inallssta State tabbsi today. Lowest Cost of one Truett iRipi ewe'', age 40, and a creaking citizen named MONUMENTS Oh, Well, Their Feet Are Dry By Ernie Bsehmiller iDptch- Leonard. age 38, NANCY ROSS FEED CO. Murray Marble and Granite Works. Emil and Luke's point is made quicker Ky. East Maple St.. near Depot Tele- Murray, than loaded dice. But Lucius did- phone 121. Parter White and L. D. WHAT A North 3rd St. Tel. 101 n't go far enough. OH,TAX I Outland, Managers Mtl He should have said that hit- RAINSTORM ters aren't what they used to be either. Else why such generosity) to these venerables by robust YOU WILL FIND - young gentlemen who would be- e Pe* labor their grandmothers to ob- QUALITY FOODS IN tain a basehit example of the lack CHOICE MEATS A shouting of tossing talent is Sewell. who REFRIGERATED PRODUCE last spring considered a turn to coaching to save his aching bon- COURTEOUS SERVICE es that climb to the hill. Rip won his 11th yesterday by beating the PLENTY PARKING SPACE Cubs, although grim Charley 6 Grimm's boys helped splendidly. They gave Rip's Pittsburg mates walks, forcing in ,fur runs 14 C nrall bankt•••••....• Shades of Walter Johnson! amt.* S. Po.01‘...• hi•Z'"pk.Ier, HAYS FOOD MARKET Leonard, the old "spoiler" who knocked Detroit out of the Ameri- .111141,•••••••=1/ (Formerly Hays & Fielder) can league pennant on the last season, put a By Raeburn Van Burets SIXTEENTH and MAIN day of the 1945 ABBIE an' SLATS Not in the Market momentary crimp in the flag Pesten Pave as ' dream, ef the BEEN SO NICE CAN IF HE, AIN'T NO SENSE YOU HELPIN'ME, THAT'S PERFECTLY 0.K4 SIR, I'LL THERE YOU IA/API-1.W HE'S WANTS TO- SON. I WON'T BUY NOTH,N. YOU'RE `HAVE THIS FIXED IN NO TIME.("poop ARE::: YOU CAN 'THAT ROAD ITS POURING OUT- --COULDN'T BUT WON'T SELLIN'. NEVER BUY SALESMANSHIP /5 MAKIN'FOLKS COOK YOUR IS TH' SHORT- SIDE I STAY.FOR .BUY NOTHIN: NOTHIN' NOBODY LIKE YOU-EVEN DINNER ON EST WAY HE SUPPER* SELLS. JUST DON'T IF THEY DON'T IT NOW, SIR OFF THIS BELIEVE IN IT, ERN. THAT'S WHAT PROPERT THE BOOK 5/4/0•")

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John- Marries Miss Vawn- • • son was a regulair last year while ing." "I Love Thee" and -The Honored At Tea Mr. Jim Ed Johnston and family !O- Nets: Patterson saw about as m.uch ac- Sharlyn Emily Reaves Lord's Prayer.' The traditional wed- lassi.p stye eav- 1,01' In the Shower of Paducah spent the week-end VARSITI"rilEATRE series n4.'41 as any of the 1947 'ding marches were used for the pro- Friday C of similes dealing with1 land: linemen. STRATFORD, "Summer Holiday." Louis "Red" Texiii, Sept. 4 - cessional and with his mother and sister, Mrs. E. '1 Hr. 30 Mai Sdutheast, . ,football Williams of Memphis- recessional. Miss Sue Cunningham, whose McWilliams. the 178-pound Mer- Nuptial vows were solemnized for A. Johnston, and Mrs. Myrtle John- Feature Starts: 1:00-3:00-3:05-7 1°- teams aro: and Victor Papa of Jacksonville Carolyn Jane Reaves. marriage tdian. a/riga. Mali: Sharlyn Emily Reaves, sister of to Wallace Hanson of 9.15. wilt be Playing Fla., provide ample reserve daughter of Wall, 500 Elm street. its- Ii.tIZOLD tasittssi aN streng- Rev. the bride, lighted the candles, wear- Hortonville, Wia.. will be an inter- • • ! his fifth year of varsity ball. th. and Mrs. John W. Reaves. and CAPITOL THEATRE United Press Sports Writer ing a pink track sand half halo of esting event of September i -Shorty" was named the SEC's John Mack Carter. son of 26. was Mrs. Ed Filbeek is visiting her -Argentine Nights." ii Hr. 13 at„, STARKVILLE Jim Champion. Mr. and pink carnations. honoree Miss.. Sspt. 13., most valuabie 210, from Charle- Mrs. W. Miss Wanda Jean at a lovely tea shower on Feature Starts: II pliryer in 194.4. He Z. Carter of Murray. Ky., daughter. Mrs. B. D. Hall, and Mr. 1:17-2:52-4:27 -I; - tUPi __ Blessed with what ston, Miss.., was a regular tackle Bryant. maid of honor. wore a Friday afternoon at the home starred for Army in 1945 and then on Monday. August 30. gray of Hall. of Memphis, Tenn. 7:37-9:12. like the best first-string last year and will be suit with black Mrs. backfield; came back to State for two again this accessories and is Carroll Lassiter. Hostesses An more year. The disable ring service • *. - - the Southeastern Conference.' Gay Herring. 196. Jackson. was read Vanda orchid corsage. were Mrs. Lassiter, Mrs. J. B. Wil- in the Christian Miss Ruth Cutchin has returned but weak the tackles and facing! George Cartwright. zio. Silver City, church by the W. son and Mrs. Robert Hopkins. Wlli.71r.k.ah'as beel "ln :urtingfilfraitild 1" All- n Z. Carter was his son's best from Huntingdon. W. their toughest schedulc in Miss.. and Leo Seal, 194, as father...Baskets of white Va., where • history.1 A American honors ever since he Bay St. Man, and serving as ushers Decorations in the living the Mississippi 'ba- Louis. Miss., gladioli and white candelabra I were roam she was the guest of her aunt. Mrs. St.te c,Ilece Mar-1 will fight it out for bank-'Conrad were gan his coiloge career and this year ed Rife and Dick Buckles, Jr. artistic arrangements of pink Bettie Phillips, and son. roans are well labeled ale the other tackle berth. with Her- with fern, decorated the altar. Mr. Cull 1948i he may make it. Given in marriage by R. gladioli, pink roses and greenery. SEC "darkhorse ring expected Mrs. C. Buck- In Phillips and Mrs. Phillips, all for TOMORROW " to win a starting as- Huse Flores, organist. play-' les. family Davis. the six-foot. 180-potind friend, the bride wore a the dining room the bridal motif mer residents of Murray. . Barring it:jilt:el. signment. ed a prelude of nuptial selections . State vall have speedster from teal gabardine stilt with black and was emphasized. The lace covered • • CI:irks/dale. Miss.. and accompanied little to worry about as.far so back- Both of last year's first-string Mrs. Frank Aar- 'gold accessories. tea table held and Wednesday wins runs the 100 in 9.9, gives State She carried a as centerpiece a crys- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Taylor of Me field material is conceri.ed Ths ends, Murry Alexander. 210. from white Bible topped tal bowl ...,s-aner back Wia, a: liable 'to break with Vanda or- filled with white gladioli Washington, D. C.. are in Murray( s atIne situation It good except at the Greenville. Miss.. and Kenneth any team we play, and chids. - and ferns flanked loess'at any time. any team with dnuble crys- to spend the week with Mrs. lity-.1 To tackles where State last three af Davis,- 172, from Meridian. will be we play is capable ,d tal candelabra Cupq i Smith. six-foot. 196-pounder- from beating•us." Mrs. Reaves, mother of the bride, holding tall white lur's mother. Mrs. Lottie Diuguid.1 Init the four who filled the ireponant back. Arthur Tait. 174. of Memphis, The Schedule, tapers. Hazlehursto Miss. rates as one wore a blue crepe dress, and and family. West Main street. twists last year. of will battle it out with Davis' Mrs. night !the for a Sept. 2.5-Tennessee. Carter, mother 'Guests • • best blocking backs in MI•si- starting berth at Knox- of the bridegroom, were -greeted at'lhe door . Having been accused in and may win it. Jim ville; Oct. at tkis rnoc7C0/ to th Mona" ssippi State aistorn, and Bailey. 2.-.'Baylor at Memphis; wore a navy dress. Both,had cor- by Mrs. B. J. Hoffman and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Usrey and! past years of playing Bledsoe, Port Arthur. Tex.. and a -pia'. I 175-pounder fi am Koiciusku.. Oct. 9-Clemson. here: Ost, sages of pink roses. Lula Clayton Beale family of Mayfield post Miss, Gorke 181. of St. Louis. arid presented were week-end college rolve7,11c game' or soft-toush scheenales State., can Mos also Cincinnatti. here: ineni be counted 'upon for a good lank good. Oct. 23--Ala- Following the ceremany, the bri- to the receiving line composed of guests in the home of Mrs. Usrey's 1 did an about face thrs year and performance barna. here: Oct. dal I in every game. Coach Allyn 30-Tulane, at party was feted at a reception the hostesses and the honoree. Miss mother. Mrs. E. A. Johnston. and their came up with a rone-game slate McKeen, who will New Orleans; knowltdgel Big Jannis. Nov. 6.-Auburn, at in the church. parlor. Mrs. Cunningham wore a trousseau frock sister, Mrs. Myrtle Johnston worthy of anyeleven's Stuart from Jackson be starting his 10th season as head Otis Wall, 0. W best efforts, Birmingham: Nov. 13a_Louisiana Bryan registered of green cresie 500 probably wilt divide blocking back coach at State. probably the guests.-Ama- with white print and Elm street. ' The Manonis will ...pets best sum- State, at Baton Mrs aealtISt s duties with Smith and the med up Rouge enightl: Nov. rillo (Texas, Globe-News. a corsage of white carnations and • • teenni the Maroon's chances when 20... open; Tennessee and wind up ag anst the Nov 27--University tuberoses. The following of St. :won't be weakened any with him he said: -We are capable of of young People will University el In be beating Mississippi. at Oxford, Lad is in the lineup. READ THE Mrs. A. leave this week to enroll for univer- tween will c en Baylar.'Clemson. CLASSIFIEDS. L. Rhodes assisted in re- James Pittman. ceiving the guests sity work: Misses Ana Rhodes and prese Cincinnati. Andosinwa-Tnlane. Au- tram Basle. and the gifts Miss, a fullback. were displayed Ann Littleton will matriculate at ganizi burn and Lousisial State Osly Au- Den Ribinsin, They named the Dames Peter by Misses Martha tailtsecIt‘ from Memphis: and Jean Baker the University of Kentucky, Lex- burn and Cinea.roin' !nosht be con- and wing- Banana-- Honona so that sin and Leita Rose Grion ction soula call her sun. ington: Vernon Banner. Vanderbilt sidered soft touches. backs Crosby Simmons from leer- Honey Ana whea. Misses Fay Nell Andersen and wells they stopped University, Nashville, ness. Min.. Jack Crocker from Ad- BARTLETTs 'acme rea -Lift e Betty Ann Smith 'presided at the Tenn.; Bobby In tailback Tom' obnorty-n Mc- screaming flutes. with •tunes f ean ger. Ala. and Duval Heflin tram cozy that punch bowl. Wade. Southwestern University. Williams,- wingback Harper even Buzz raid to admne he Davis. Laurel, Miss, grew /approximately Memphis. Tenn.: John Mack Car- ties. give . Stater pretty mildly Interested in them, when 70 guests called* quarter-back Truett Srnah and full- ter. -University of good backfield reserve strength. they began to toddle aoout the betaleen the huurs of three and Wisconsin, Col- Mei back Jim Bailey. Mississippi State by Peggy Dern place umbia. "Sophomore Max Stainbtook of he reluctantly admitted tries five. to _ha bas a foursome that appears able acre • • Memphis. who booted 18 out 01..22 "kinda cute, at that.' But ins 110 run, puss and kick in champion- Distributed by United Feature attitude toward them was voted placements last year. will be back Syndicate. Inc. always The Layman's League of the First • me of slight reserve Then for extra Vaunt Celia Bartlett mother Christian Church ies $2 -point duties again this has come dren. Buzz howled that was first, last and always will meet on Wed- home to it was all in his Social Calendur year. a family she hardly a plot of fate. mind: he allthrea ner with nesday evening in the dining room . could knows. Her parents the Same yes &ski hew Although State will have trouble had been And so Celia was born unquestioning adoration tnat of the church for their regular bars. too occupied with trouping They nan Sep- , trarnag in replacing in were amusect by the flared into being with the nrst Monday, September 13 tember assembly. W. D. "Dub" Garrett: saudeville to beep her with them baby but Dinner will be Lae abed this 2-way help 1 . neither of them displayed the days of their manage • The Manic Belle Hayes Circle of [TN Willi PA, captain and all-conference and so aunt Judith had been a served at 6:30. what to de tor Tomas' oldest protsem, ,lightest sense of responsibility When the twins the First Methodist LEE last r functional tackle, and regular guari Jesse mother and father to her in New were six itrint 'Church will • • WRAF monthly pain` Mazy• 'le: 1.5.1 toward h e r. Mary Sues sister Mary Sue rgsealed woman has Sound tne ar.swer Hughes, %orb all these years. Celia is to Buzz that meet with Mrs Katherine Purdam, Mrs. AIELL NANA cr. M to CAR- five of last year's stetting Judith was horrified. It was she there was another Ralph Wear and Miss Mary OL'S'S 2-way help. You see. CAltD71 may hurt and ashamed that he tans- child on the 805 Main street, at 7:30 i linemen will be bank and the first- also who sent them money when way. Buzz outdid himsen p.m. Jacqueline Wear visited in =All ONE Parks make t21.1I4S lets eas;er for 'au to either ils is referred to as -Theme( easy with ht.-- the string line situation looks the one-night stands weren t pay- outburst of profanity home of Mr. Quint of two ways 1, started 3 dart befl,re rood Bartlett.- but the) don't seem to Not at Man Tuesday. September and Mrs. 0. F. Perdue. NAL MITT -roar ing off very well and the big break.: Sue-but against 14 OHM lir Rabid Ses time and taken as dhected on the Center will be taken care of by mind at all But she realises that the maticiotn Paducah, Sunday. alber late& it shonld were Just around the next'corner fates Chapter 43.3 Order 4.f the Eastern Le.p relsese Pea Ray. 197. from Hackleburg. thes are indeed a strang- collec- that were always oringins • • ;stern periodic pair, •2 tater. throusho.:t the tion them children when all they want- Star will meet and elect officers at mouth Lke A . who held down the rant last of people Then there is O JUDITH Little Miss Jean Jacksan adjou a toner it e!..ou:d e soung. suggested. fearfULLY. ed w-as to be left alone to enjos 7 15 pm. at the Masonic Hall. of Paris, appetite. aid ct•esuon, and yea... and Rex Bullock. red-haired Rusty Ran- Sthat Tenn., select htip 186: from they permit her to adopt each otter has been a recant gart cal build up resistance for the dolph. discharged from the Aran trylag days te Tylertonrn. Miss., who lettered in the baby, and although she was This time when he looked boar An executive Miss Edwina to sei come CAROL'S amenuficaLy prepared after a hitch In the Pagifie. He board meeting of Kirk. daughter of Mr. 1945. delighted, she was also shocked at the new baby and the doctin the inert* and 5c:raft:Ica:IT tested If you suffer "at • is a house guest and Celia can't Murray Womans Club will be and Mrs. Ed Frank Kirk, 801 Main Ending tee esplain, at the relieved eagerness with said st ernl y, "Mary Sue must TONIGHT a • cfrt.--r1r. get CARDCI today Far guards there's Bob Patter- even to herself, why she which held at three o'clock. street. At doesn't like Mary Sue and Buzz ac- never have another child. BUTS him. cepted the • • Mickey Rooney proposal. Do you know how nearly you lost The of the Judith had Wesleyan Service Guild of Mrs. CHAPTER straightaway taken her this time?" Buzz tried to knock Lelya Holloway. Route Gloria Jr. FOUR baby Celia on up to New him down. the First . Methodist church will DeHaven -WORLD'S MOST-EFFICIENT FLOOR COATING! York and has returned to her Fume follow- Don weary and tired from the Bartletts had equally straight- Pete and Honey were already meet at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. Rob- Butch Jenkins ing a visit with her sister, Mrs. armee away gone on trouping all over going to school when the SM41 ert Moyer, North Tenth the long trip to Latham- , street. Mrs. Veopal Dick, the country. Susan w-as laid in her cradle Dick Route 5. in • rite ville from New The) Sykes will be program leader. York and emo- By the time, three years later. looked at her in awe and decider • • Brow tionally spent. sank that Mary Sue knew she between Mr. "SUMMER into the was again themselves that it she Walnesday. September 15 and Mi ..t George Wallis of kional White Wicker pregnant the Hal 0 Meadows had known how BUTT felt anon; Memphis, Chair in her The United Daughters Of the Con- wit their daughter, Mrs. Mor-Ceed Greater Minstrels were finding the babies, shed nave got" the word HOLIDAY" DOOM. It Was enough for a federacy will meet Bethel Feral' . Mr. bit going a bit tougher The mnsies to drop her off somewhere else with Mrs. Tom Ferguson and to breathe. Banks twa *children. IIEILES WHY! to listen to the had cut in on the available road. But since she hadn't kn ,wn- they at 2:30. of Jackson, Miss., • tiSkIng of a Clock, and do some show houses. cculdn't hold her reasonsible for were in the city last Week end ONE COAT for a • peones. Er000to.cal' Fro to..,! [hinging. Business had fallen off and the being he and they must help te Thursday. September 16 visit with the • se.11. moms and protests ••-• oser• double the area. Marvin Fulton tam- cc:recent sod ceenese foots salaries had been cut, things were look afsf.r her so she wouldn't The Business and Professional Cones less thee it pee square There were a lot of thoughts on ily. 1001 Main street, and the L. M. seals and tinlihes wood foot Otee cost crners.. both rapidly going tram bad to worse. bother Buzz and Mary Sue. Woman's Club and losoieons her taizel. Picking up the will meet at 6:30 at i Overby family. 303 floors — . 'NTS*IOR ADO f X115101 pieces The climax far Buzz and Mary North Fifth Jul Only $1.95 IN ONE OPER 111055. , *enact"' waaan loin? to be SO easy. Already the Woman's Club House. Reser- street. came one night When Buzz. doing ELIA. the center 01 Judith's Mr. Wallis is a brother of. CAPITOL dirt" pew omen 2 c,..r..t•.•00ii.••.•*. f reasates rubies for vatiorts are to beamade with Mrs. • clip or pad' Met. oat. concrete C world, had been sent home Mrs. Fulton, and uncle of Mr. in N saT5 ear teel• (tacit', new Elaine Oy- Ending SSSSSS cannot sisia-litsi COMTett ,f111111•11” sealer, for a visit when she was seven Brown. Mrs. Otrs)sPasetrall or erby. TONIGHT GOP' 4 Celan Owe , `4 OM CLEAN! and rarrosh for wood doors. Mrs. Comma,IC Judith had been desperately ill William Furches, • • • • elect' Ti. 1105-5 EAL soder! Disco. and there had been no one to take Own awroweerewl if bow it can add heron mod Miss Clippie Beale. Re' Weed a 'eine to !mar home ... eastir. efitc,trols, ... FUR rare of tha child and so she nao who has been Liss VIONEV. !roam:um% TO MANY LEFTOVERS a...ranter." or ,or back. come home Peter and Honey hae visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary ever: MILWAUKEE i UP .-Mrs Beale all-TH0RI711) been solemn-eyed, plump four- Mar- Morris. in Davrson Springs. lot 3 DE ‘I.FR jorie Schmoldt, year-olds. and they had stared at longing for a returned to her home Monday. tion Celia as though she had been a square meal, Miss Mueray, Paint & filed for divorce, Beale visited also in Louisville by Wallpaper Company visitant from another world. So and charging her husband made her Hopkinsville who In point of truth, had BU/7 and • eat the leftovers .. Mary Sue, who had looked at this of his meal for • worn flaxen the past month. in tt -haired, blue-eyed beauti- Mr and Mrs Robert W Pollard fully dressed little girl and had Ba been uncomfortable AVOID THE and unhappy publ FALL RUSH before her clear blue eyes. Celia. having been brought up • • said by an adoring "old maid aunt." itok, tilde( Have Fall Woolens had been superbly convinced of embi her own importance. She had N\% et hi loathed getting her exqutsitely Thoi dainty little frocks soiled: she had SANITONE CLEANED not known how to play with other WV" Ns children. Pete and Honey were •":-% • Mrs completely frigiclaire healthy. completely un- //nit‘\\ fluffy Automatic .cent EARLY inhibited. They ran. leaped_ yelled, Sept rolled in the dirt: they Indulged the all ton often in brief, bitter battles A man and that led woman were coming slowly up the path left both beaming at each other cheerfully, but that sent Washer a n, through the orchard, Celia. white with terror in search the there were earmarks that of an adult with authority. coni Boone proved his "legmania" dance, a wild acro- Cleaners it. It bothered her net a little batic number that always iv/4 "1111111/41icR"AC170/19 that ner parents, brought IT HAD been a long time called by all down the house, collapsed ago. • prin their children. Buzz as he a that lant visit here • South ans1 Ma Sue came off stage. No more dancing to 'the old ovni- Side Square hadn't been an hand -rb welcome home Sitting in the little wicker vita for Buzz-a long Ill: If ne were her home No, they d gam fishing chair_ looking out Into the golden igar careful, if he took things easy and mita. EMU/RM./ In tins quiet, clean bedroom lived what spring twilight. Celia remembered xll Net Celia the doctor called "a felt atom- and unwanted and normal life"-death more of it than one would have A thinking over within a few ,balieyed .p what had happened months if he kept on. possible. Iw had been a in the way mein** unmitigated • cast of family -fife-her Mary Sue was terrified. of hell. • Fills and empties automatically. family life -dichint h BUT2 She scrubbed out ,bat' el p much tried to deny that his own terror the tip of her either, cigarette no her mouth a small • ore( matched hers. but both knew he Washes 8 be,of clothes in less than wry twist Well, this time she had new was lying The doctor said that it a half hour; cleaner, whiter. IfiN Mary Sue'lamhert come home of her own accord. had was very bad for Mary Sue to be Bal W eloped from nobody had asked her the stately old so upset. with her baby due in a • Gives two "lave-Water" rinses. bar Lambert home twenty-five years couple of months. it was (mite ribvtans she re- Baby The whole thing minded con Chicks ago, with a meirifIret of the 'tsetse!f I, h e n. that her • Spins clones, damp Hal. ended with BUTZ banding in hIS dry ... some en, Meadows Greater Is'instrels mother and fatner„,had had no • non notice, and he and Mwtry Sue going ready for ironing immediately. tract created a ntrie-rtay more ewes-melts to nee her than TO scandal In back to the old Lambert place to the helm Warr.. Everybody knew settle clown., she an see them. They had gone • Self -balancing - no bolting down. • sod that Mary fishing! Sue had met BUTZ "Cap you get a picture of Bartlett quite the A. movement In • Self.-cleaning by accident the day guys in the show If they ever saw the orchard - porcelain insid• Get Then On - the show opened caught her eyes and she Bri for a one-night me here? Me. a howlin hooter. scat erel't. and out. stand, They' knew to watch A man and a put that things hap- worth fifty thoursand bucks and woman pened pretty Quickly were coming slowly up • Can be Vet -so quickly owning a hundred an6 sixty acres the path hand controlled for spe- TUESDAY and FRIDAY that they hac applied for a mar- of land?" through the orchard cial jobs. fivi riage license As they came three days after. Mary Sue's terror relaxed. doge enough for Ina Pot Re Celia, watching Mary Sue it was always was going to be good; he unseen through enough was going the window to Come In! $ee a Demonstration! the 40 tn nen be with Buzz. She to be satisfied here he was see their faces the Beat adared him with willing woman said something the meat cost by raising your a simple unques- U) leave the show and settle down - the man chicks tioning, flung hark Pb.. cord•r now for earli•st d•livetyl • wholehearted devotion and live a long time. his head and laughed pul that And 'life. nwously and he received with honest thought Mary Sue with his arm dreamed pal into amazement. passionate about her Fryers •nd gratitude and de- gratitude,j Christmassveryeo .t hat year shoulder and relight her Mc votion as deep and unquestioning before close She lifted her lure to meet at. her own. the eager-down 500 The grueling weary Mary Sue bore twins Buzz drive of his kiss trek front city look- Celia blinking a little en to town and bark ing down at the tiny, crumpled, was daleri again, to see ..Frigideir• Electric Frlaideire Ihretek of being first on top and angry-red faces of his that the Man's hollr was • FiN then second offspring, thick and curly from the bottom de- screwen up his face and said but snow-white' 111110will CLOTH'S SSflS Ser *sending on flatly, So 11 was that how the 'soakings sent, "I don't like 'ern ," for the first time ler brow, fro.% rushee .roning fer 'wick eareoseen. &nine Indere MURRAY HATCHERY 'as in twelve a merry. fascinating tumble. Mary Sue, weak and spent, years Celia saw her fhe fact that could mother and father. bel R. E. KELLEY, five years after they only say faintly. with a Owner had been married wag startani Jol it discovered lock in tne direction of the scanda- that they were to be eTn be eontwwwurd Cr parents dig- need nurse. "But. Buzz, you've got nified them not a little. (The character, in this In their to like 'em! You're their father! serial are lay.", there was ahnson no place for -chit- They're yours, Appliance Buzz!" Jo fOopertght Arcsdis R041100,` Company toe. Mit South 5' uare Telephone 56

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