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ihrsith • WEATHER FORECAST

Kentucky and Tennessee - Generally fair and continued quite %term and humid today. tonight and Thurs-day.

1.0 ci United Press YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- aes PAPER FOR Oa ER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kpltucky, Wednesday Afternoon, Aug. 20, I 947 MURRAY POPULATION — 51 Stitp" IX; No. 56 rj, Merchants Name Directors - Clapp States TVA Believes For Retail Organization; Group Seeks New Members Gilbertsville Development

Ten classes of business contained* in the newly organized Murrii Retail Me_rchrints Association hare No Menace To TVA Officials State Park selected representatives to thi board of directors of the age:tree See Calloway Gordon R tion Clapp, Tennessee Val- , with the state plan for construction Icy Authority chairman, last night- (if Directors named by the teri Farm Project a state park at Eggner's Ferry. Publisher Has said- that Murray's leadership • groups are: Speaking at the National Hotel • among TVA area cortununities Nix Crawford. auto supply :and Many Friends before members of the Murray Gorden Clapp. TVA 01.111111.111. "leek a lot of faith in the future" sporting goods stores: , Everett MOVE TO KEEP COOL-These young ladies, Elba Hooper power board. Murray State Col- and other TVA officials inspected and Marion Charlton, are play- Over World . and that the Authority knew of no Jones, variety stores; William the ing Chinese Checkers in the Cooling waters Of the Banff leg-e officials, city officials and farm of Johnny Walker located Springs pool, Alberta, Canada, reason why the development of the Bailey, restaurants :lad cafes: Cole- practically in shadow - Of snow agricultural leaders. Clapp said approximately five miles west of -Crowned Canadian Rockies. Gilbertsville area should conflict man McKeel. farm implement Murray this morning.. A friendship with a family half- Murray showed outstanding lead- way , ership -dealer:: J. E. Littleton and Vernon The Walker farm is one of the rol.,-)d the world has been de- early in the TVA program veloped by going Hale. department stores; Mrs. G. B. Calloway county farms being used Seven Nazi Doctors Mass Of Cold Air by J. M. Thomas, Hazel.: Services Tomorrow after what it wanted - publisher cheaper Scott. ladies and children's ready as a test demonstration farm. Kitchen Hides of the famitus Model electricity. to wear stores; Solon Shackleford, Sentenced To Hang Plays A Dirty Trick Star. ;For Murray Veteran Phiesphate supplied by the TVA is Many Dangers _ - I e-s., Mayor George Hart. who intro- paint, wallpaper and lumber ydrcis; used ba Walker. Calloway Mr. Thenias, whose small news- duced Clapp. declared that the county NUERNBERG, Au 'O UP , On Torrid Americans ' World War One Hoyt Roberts. erocery stores; Wells agriculturists outlined Economist Says paper printed from a home zens of Murray hed expressed the test Pro- Set-4/r1 Near doctors includieg Kari made Purdom. hardware stores, and Ver- gram here and explained press hers been read In precocally sseepleste-setiefeetion sZith the TVA the na- Brandt, Adolph Hitler's personal By United Press 14uneral services will be held to- non Stubblefield. Jr., drug stores. ture of the program, hetW every corner. of the earth. received : power system. Power board offi- it was physician. were sentenced by an Danger, lurks in the, kitchen, morrow morning, at Erin. Tenn., Secretary Ila Douglas said today A mess of nice, -cool air played a- letter today fcials being used and its influence on American from Mr., ancl Mre.- for e. W. Oakley, veteran tot said war-time restrictions had that military 'tribunal today says Miss Ido C. Hagman,'house- several groups had not yeee other county_ farmers. several million sweltering Jessie L. Clerk, Pitcairn Island. World I hampered expansion of facilities in to be hanged for, their share in -Ameri- War I. who died yesterday named their repreeentatives to the Among those making the hold economist ef the University The Clark family, living on the keeping pace with a rapidly grow- inspec- criminal medical experiments and cans re dirty trick today. afternoon at a Veteran Administra- beard of directors. trily Pacific ing city, but tion were Clapp. J. C. McAmis, executions of Kentucky College of Agricul- island, first came into tion hospital in Pagshville, Tenn. that indications point- Officers of concentration camp _Instead if moving south and east I of the association are director of TVA's agriculture reisea contact with Thomas through the ed to an adequate power supply prisoners. ture and Home Economies. The 'Oakley was discharged freiti the 4- ---- Ed. Settle. president: Douglas and liens department; R. K. Kelley. fr, m it. perch along the Mon- Model Star. -here. Five other kitchen, she declares, is loaded Army after seeing combat service • Hiltori Hughes. veer president. Calloway county medical-men received soils assistant: C. tariii-Carrecie border, as it had giv- The 10-year-old son of the Pa- overseas Paducah people. Clapp said, have .Thir association life prison terms. Lesser terms with pitfalls area ('he most dan- in World War I with the was formed at 0.• Bondurant. Calloway county as- en cific family, James Thomas ear o some concern in were imposed .on lour every previous sign of doing.; Clark. :rank of sergeant. He had under- unity a meeting of merchants at the Ca- sociate. agent; Robert othtrs in- gerous room in the house. Perry. Cae- it changed was named for Thomas. Thomas gone gas attacks during ever •the Gilbertsville project. He lk-As-ay county, Newt house on Au- cluding Herta Oberhauser, woman She wouldn't have the woman of direction. his corn- loway •-Courity - Soil Improvement reeently sent his namesake e sesatch bat service. ' stated that such concern might 'gust 11. Merehants. doctor at Ravensbrueck concen- the house, or even- Laing-range forecatts-trad indi- - He was .a-• volunteer at that time. Association mineger: S. V. Foy. OW man- and as a gift. Clark has sent Thomas lead to a switch in tration camp who froin western Tennessee. Death the present said the oegenization would deal Calloway received a 20- the children stay out of the kit- cated previously that the cold air county agent; H. W. a piece of the rudder from the followed an illness plan of the state administration. with problems --peculiar to busi- year term. cben. but she warns kitchen Work- frent would lower temperatures in of approxi- Whittenburg, assistant state agent:. famous ship Beunty.. mately TVA has no reason to believe, he nesees which were engaged Fifteen of ers to be careful. Her the, muggy midwest by tomorrow 12 years. in the C. E. Wyatt, field agent in test the 16 doctors sentenc- good house- said: that the Gilbertsville develop- and 'Themes' mail each week con- He was a member of the Ameri- retail ef merchandise or services. demonstrations; Malcolm ed today were convicted yesterday keeping slogan, "A place for every- then drift on to the eastward. ment Little, T- tains letters from nearly every can Legion Post 54 of Erin will conflict with the Egg- Membership fits in the organiza- of war crimes and crimes thing and everything in its peace," Instead, weather and was VA reservoir -property manage- against forecasters at continent on eper's Ferry park plan. He said Pa- tion Wereeset humanity. applies especially earth. His peer, trab- a former commander -of that post. at $5 per year. ment departrrient and directors of The , lath was acquitted to- the kitchen. Chicago said, it is now inclined to ducah interests had declared lication of which was suspended Hi- was a member of the Bethle- that Officials of the association saili the Kentucky reservoir on those charges but imprisoned Enough storage space for kitchen move eastward, taking its time. land use recently, contained iarticles. ads hem Methodist Church 1 as 110 today that a meeting will be held for Id' years as an SS member. equipment close to work areas will Only the near Stew- association. northwest part of the and stitute Gilbertsville as a site for this eliminate pictures of world-wide inter- art. Tenn. week to provide the oppor- Karl Gebhardt, Heinrich Himm- rlany accidents, she reas- corn belt will feel its cooling on- the state park-. est. Oakley had resided in Murray tunity for additional business pate- ler's physician, was sentenced to ons. • '11 fluenci's about Friday. "Gilbertsville for the past two and would be supple- rs in Murray to obteln memaci Vet Plunges To Death be hanged. So were Rudolf Miss Hagman points out ,that one-half The weathermen said it will thee months. , mental to the park," Clapp said. thip. Brandt. Himmler's knives and While ,'Buzzing" administrative other_ sharp tools are contimie eesietesswersi the Atlantic I Clapp explained that. TVA and Girl involved Deny Atom Radiation The services will be conducted officer ine relation of Karli and in 14 percent of all the coast. the state officials touching New York and at 10:30 a, m., atthe Erin Methodist are going ahead Joachim Mrugoltsky. SS chief hy- home accidents, and suggests that VINE GROVE. Ky.. Aug. 20 - spites to the north. In litany areas Caused Earl's Death Church by the pastor. with conservations with the "com- Tennessee Man Wants gienist who supervised firing all sharp knives be ,UPI --- A Navy veteitan who was of kept In a scattered thundershowers we the plete assumption on our pert that" knife Survivors include his wife. Mrs. learning poison bullets into Russian pris- rack in a drawer, or on the only this I Gilbertsville) His Presidential Post ; to fly was killed late yes- relief in sight. )AK RIDGE. Termt Ale; 20 - Nellie Oakley, Murray: two is something in oners. wall out of reach of the children. sis- terday when his plane crashed A Chicago forecaster e'Pr - Aterfar energy commis- ters. Mrs. Cora Harris. addition to the development of the Life terms were given When Washing dishes. said that Chatta- WASHINGTON. Aug 20 rUPI - near here after he had "buzzed" Siegfried wash and sion spokeemen denied today that park.- dry the dallying cold front had de- newel. Tenn.. and Mrs. Miter Smith A ime-armed the Handleser. chief of the:earned for- sharp knives separately and do . Clepp Tennessee farmer.' home of his girl friend. - iveloped a "sort of roll" and must Wilson R. Earl of FL Worth. Tex., of Springfield, Tenn., and one said if the shoreline land ces medical services, Oskar Schro- not place in dishpan or sink bro- who claims he is President of the Robert Luther Young. 22. Bue- with . .. • hten died last week of uranium pile ra- owned by TVA: eder. other dishes ut" if it wants to ther. W H. Oakley.sMayfield. United Statc:s. was chel. KY . who chief Luftwaffe medical offi- or utensil... diation "Inasmuch as public being small- had been flying - move eastward very rapidly. as hinted in 'all autopsy re- Pallbearers will be members of funds went y cer and SS General Karl Genz- She cautions that pane. knives? port. into the dam . t• times flew -tow Middlewest;•rirefit '-eRteriet ia the Erin American Ltrgiqn Post. and reetsevoir. ..we ken, chief of the SS medical de- and, other utensils be kept out of the home of Miss Rita Ray. A forgotten what it was like Earl held a clerical job at the Burial will be , wept to be sure that the purposes partment. children's reach. Turning to iret a in the Erin ceme- John &mom Kirby. 70. of Mont- witness to the crash said after pan ban- Oak Ridge atemicierenb plant : to which it is, used is in the best the dies 1 comfortable hight's sleep. TemperTemper-- here terv. plane away from the front Of the . . interest leage. Tenn.. was being held for went over Mies Ray's home. itures in : places had drop- during the war. Autopsy officials a the people." Clapp de- General Moton To Close steve will prevent accidental tip- observe t ion. it lunged upward and then nosed pecrbelow 70 degrees for weeks. in the Texas city said that Earl's Publisher Dies clared that the apparent "delay" down, . • • ping. Cover scalding liquids befoie in releasing land Carrying a .38 caliber revolver in crashing on the farm of DET--1101T. Aug. 20 tUP)-Gen- i entire• t . with the liver showed signs of radiation. Darien, Conn. Aug. 20 rtePi- on the lake was .carrying them, and use a cloth a shoulder holster, Kirby showed Richard Seeley near the Ray home. eral Motors opening!ceptionor Th AEC officials said that due to the time needed by TVA to Corporation announced pad of the west coast and he Geiger ante . s cs. . . pu is er 0 up to lift them. Before carefully study, the yesterday in the office of _Rep. Yining was flying a monoplane today that because of a steel short- extreme northern states, sweltered ceunter tests showed, no radia- the United States News. Washing- many miles of Estes a steaming kettle or -mister, cover shoreline KefatIver D., Tenn. owned by C. R. Lutes, Jefferson- age. it will close its Chevrolet and : yesterday in stearding heat. tion. However,'further tests will ton, D. C. was killed instantly under Its control and de- the pan with a cloth and lift the by Kefauver was in Tennessee but ville. Ky. • Pontiac plants in Yuma be made at AEC headquarters in lightning termine the most suitable purposes Deis country dur- far side of the and Phoenix in Arizona last night in the yard of the elderly farmer Miss Ray was not cover first. Avoid r .• • i for its use in the public intereet. talked to his at home when ing the last week in August or i were hottest poireg in the nii his Tome, oven canning and follow , directions -. sicristery..Frank Brizzi. He confid- the accident iiis•errist the f)r- !) Sr))),) )1.1)).)- the.h with 107. TVA. he said, must be sure the val- %%hen using a pressure cooker - ed that he had been elected presi- 1 Kan., had 102, Lincoln, ate ley is maintained as a "wholesome, — I make sure, the safety Neb.. an,' dent but the FBI had asked him Nears is in I • productive erre." re Rockfurd, Ill.. a working condition. m„ 100: Cie 'ago. Ki411Sil• . allow President Trunian_e_wis, en:• • City Tyek has eme_sled from an enten- eraitesehreeet I years in office. - - • moil cemmon Scouts With sive congressional year. the Au- St. Louis. Mo., and Make I.ittle Rock Friends cause or accidents in the y 000151 he mob wait Beaman kitchen." leek thority chairman said. He said that Is . 98: New Via* 92: Motor Leading Hitter and Miss Hagman added. "A eater step longer. He said he had polled and Washington. 90. the Authority had at last "become mere stool or step stand is an essen- "electrit voles" than Mot Residents of the heat belt con- divorced from rtheve andpoopie..litHiciet tial piece of equipment in any Truman and wanted to find out if centrated on 0r modern kitchen. trying-futilely , is BOYS n Grease From and weter Many he had actually Nations gave the citizens of Murray been elected. most caster - to keep Caine , credit Murray should be, mopped up Softball from the Brim Play , for setting an example said Kirby had come to At Detiiiit. almest aUU with other floor immediately to 2a.000 , the office in the past and he eliminate the workers By Ralph Wear ,were very communities who helped establish .did danger were idli d in strikes or i impressrve. Held at , rail know By Don of slipping and falling." restefromnight a sound feeling throughout he was armed. He said Brumbaugh of the College Vets was the most leyoffs tirse the 95 de- , . the program was conducted ', the na- 'Ralph Wear. Ledger and Times tion for TVA. he helped the old man fix his (League Statistician) walked man with eight free passes. grew tempt nature. Chrysler in 0 large arena lighted by count- : Cur- staff member and Veteran 'SCOW shirt and tie. Char les Marquess got less floodlights Beaman I the Ceildwat- credit for the most Rotary Ann Night poratien wirs hardest hit with more I leader find ewe Sigh( But another congressman's in Murray. is accompanying Deere- er softball teem has been named times at bat having appeared 43 than 22.000 employes off the job. Free, large floats representing ,I . ,Rotary I the four Murray Boy Scouts on tery.thorieht Kirby's actions queer the batting champion timeseat the plate. . Anil, Night will be held General Meters- previous jamborees were a I .IVESTOCK of thi. Mur- sent home 1:500 their journey to Moisson. part of and teitified Capitol on the lawn of Mn and France, nie -police who ar- ray Softball League with :in In the fielding department • , bile. 1' , workers- anda the• Brigs-- 14• nufac- program. They, depicted the „.„.....a -64,Geol • a to the 1947 World Scutitolarnboree. e - RCP •454--fre-thts-42 gatbrelenrett ve-Wwirro-of...ffir-mirrrrrrinneigaLtP -4--6A66,414-44erliNerf4~,--. -4-11yrirtie-MIter^ref-tlii0 ""• eembosees-in-Cositiond.---4090: Den. e will cover The -17-117ifor this .-gT. LOUIS NATTONAL STOCK- He was the third gun-titer to be schedule. Each team waved 12 CI L. lead all opponents_ Waters' marik. 1924: Engem& 1929: Hun- caught paper .during the planned six YARDS. Aug. 20. itePi - /USDA) en Capitol Hill in tharlsast games with the College Vets win- made 88 put outs and handled 96 gers'. 1933. and Holland. 1937. two weeks trip throttler' Belgium. Hol- -Livestock: months. ning the regular league champion- -chances. Teamrriate George Send- The finale of the _ceremony was land and France. • Murray esecouts Hogs 6.300: salable 5.500; bar- relive who investigated Kirby's ship. , ers lead the league in aSsiSts with reached when a torch frem the Noel : making the trip are Tien - Lamb, rows and gilts 50 cents to 75 cents reom found that he had with Beaman, big first baseman from W.yVilTI H011and also of the 1937 Amboree was used to light him 'Pat Sykes, John Paul Buda-worth higher including pigs: sows his arm that was amputrited in CiAwatere saw action in 11 of Stovemakers had 10 passed- balls , other torches areund the area. Be- games and Charles Tilley r , $1.50 higher; day's top $28 freely 1934. It was wrapped in cleth arid Coldwater's and collected chnrgerl to him to have the high j fore .leing. theusarlds of torches hyden , Including sales tel big packers; in a suitcase. 15 hits in 33 times at bat Bea- fn thet section. We have verited places were burning brightly. , so many -_good-1 and choice 170-240 pounds; man scored 8 runs and drove in 7. Lynian Dixon of Coldwater We have met and talked to in if interest !het it will be impos- $27.75428:- '250-270 pounds. 826 76- Ateheson Seareh Off • Second place honors went to Neal made the most-errars having 12 some manner Semite from Den- sible to write of them all, $27.75: only scattered small lots of sa HONOLUI.A. Aug• 20 tUP)-The Hobart of the Murry !areas with bobbles charged to him. Johnie mark. Helland, England, Sweden. . We heavy WeIgbrx: 130-150 pounds, eearch foe Gaerge Atcheson. *Jr_ a mark of .4:37. -includine 14 bits Owens participated in free double- ' went to Bastogne and looked Scotland, Norwak,:Palestine Hun- eciver $24426.50: 100-120' pounds. $21- chief of the Allied Control Coun- in 42 trips to the plate. Bill Mc- plays for the high in that de- the scene et thceBattle of the gene.- Philippine Islands. Egypt, ei-t $23 50; sows .450 pounds down $22 - Lel In Japan, and four others miss- Clure of the Breds and Dave Car- partment. Bulge: 'All v7ffares and towns in Iceland. Wales, Iridia, Africa. Siam 75-$24.eeeesteys under 3513_ petards ing since the crash of their flying lisle of the College Vets each hit thi• area had been shelled and and many others. $2450: over 450 pound":.. $18.50- fortress at sea, was called riff to- -.400 McClure has ,14„Ivr 35 and building§ at every crossroad were Tom Lamb :vas one of a group School Checkup Is ' leveled $21.50. day. Carlisle 10 for '25. to the ground We also of Scoots who broadciest one night visited Cattle 5.000: salable 3.500: calves , The search was ended after air- , League statistics were figured Scheduled For Friday American cemeteries.. to America. 1.500 all salable: steer run light craft and ships had combed for 58 on at least 25- fimeg: et bat - Our biggest problem is money. PlIburch facilities have been pro- comptising about 25 loads of which hours the "well-defined" area : "Dub" CrOwell. second baseman School officials announced to- I The money of Belgium. Holland vided on the jamboree site and our where 12 cars were Oklahoma and Kans- Atcheson and nine compan- : for the College Vets:Jed the league day that a checkup of school chit -arid France is net accepted in any first services had an attendance ts grassers: part of these hold- -.ere Seterdrie eight lin runs scored with 17. Vince Mar- dren will be held at the Muria'. of the other countries. We don't id approximately 10,000. overs; iipening trade slow but quess the Breds led in hits with High School auditorium on Frid.a. understand it too well :aid thee about steady wane Tuesday's de- 17. Marquess and George Leonard morning at 10 o'clock. tell us the merchants are not to cline: few choice steers. $2 .50; MARKETS of Ordway Hall each had 28 total Officials said all children 'who be trusted, Heppners Opened • bases. Wive tieT ettended- Wilma- before! lived,aooard while tour- At A Glance 34 77744"4:., mesdkaiulrii7 irrarao7i4nd riter"$21:25$26:. - five 1 Gerden Lindsay of, the Breds led and who will enter school this fall tint Belgium and Holland. The ship Years Ago Today cars 'medium south-west grase in runs batted in with 14 as well must be present for tete checkup I will go to Frankfurt where it will Thirty-four years steers. $21 50-524: all other classes' I“ I'oiled Preset 'is getting six doubles for the Dr. A. J. Outland, county heal!) pick up as load of war brides' for ago today Mr. of cattle active and ,fully steady; league high. Leonard took the hon- officer'. and a nurse from his st i r the return trip to the eta. Mrs. Heppner operleT-their United Medium e. • Stocks irregularly lower in dull ors for triples will be presente Seitee to good heiferand mixetS with 3 'while' Toni tailoring 'shop in the basement of trading. • Nield brir yearlings, 818-$28: common, $12 50- of the Breds and Junior Her' jamboree site has every type the Ryan Bonds lower: U. S. Governments building. They afe'still $18; common and ....medium beef raid of Ordway Hall tied with Apartment For Rent of tent etre cenetnegine. The main red not trade ...est the same location after. 31 years cusses 513-$16: odd head good.. $17- three home runs apiece. NEW leeTRK. Aug. 20 11.1Pl-Jer pastimes are "swapping" and vis- Curb stocks irregular. of business :$18: canners and cutters. •$19 50- "Stag" Wilson 'of Hazel, Billy ry Bleeker, 67, a landlord. had at iting. Our area is constdeilly re- in Murray. - Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Furgerson ceiving 1-$12 75; sausage bulls, $14.50418.50: of the Murray tridepen- apartment .ao ient arid nerve compliments -.for its neat- The Heppners Moved here fron't 'Silver quoted in New York tat dents. ness beef cows, and Jim Pearce of the Vets enough lo advertise it There were I and cleanliness. Poplar Bluff. Mo. in 1913 and 119 1-4 cern- s fine ounce, up 1 1-2 VIEWPOINTS I s,bra cogrAL and81I6 75-8choice17: 579k-1$24lers tied for stolen bases with five 250 applicants; alledesperate. -From Owaaa, Japin, comes this photograph Tolley and Lamb are good cooks iipened their own shop on August of a grandfather ; --SAD common and medium. $42 50-519. each. .Bleeker couldn't decide Who and his young descendant. It was taken by they are very populet We 29 of the iame year. Cotton futures lower, Sheep 2.800: salable 2.500: noth- George Hewett of Murray Mfg. should get it se he raffled Pfc. Bruce Marshall, of Corpus-Chri.sti. Tex., serving in Japan fixed some perkern, for some Mr Grams it off. and Mrs. Heppner said today ing done carry; run in Chicago: Wheat, corn, Co. lead the leaguer in strike with the 1st Cavalry eFreirch boys line includes about 'outs The winner was an unmarried war Division. He feels that it typifies the night. It was the that they have dime "a wonder-fel eoate and barley futures firm. as he Ifirst ,1.400 native spring lambs; rela- fanned 11 times. Todd Yates veteran. ancient Japan and the new country und,r changed they had eeetz seen', business" dagis conditions. their 34 years in tively few of which are choice; The opening' day eeremonies Murray. • I early packer bids lower. •

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• PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY 'WEDNESDAY, ALTUST 20, 1947 - - - THE LEDGER & TIMES Unofficial Reports Will Play For Lake • runusiii:h BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Place Dead At 500 'Let's Start Work on Kentucky Consolidat,on f T1,0 Murray Ledger. The Callov..ay Times. and The Murray College Times-Herald. 0..a. her 720. 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 17, 1942 In Blast At Cadiz „ - I State Park at Eggner's Ferry Now! W PERCY WILLIAMS, PUBLM• IER . JAMES C. WILLIAMS. GENERAL MANAGER CADIZ. Spain. Ang 20 air) — High official quarters were report- Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St.. Ntarray. Buchanan News Snake Cuddiers Pray Oceanographer Posts ed today to have made a prelim- the Post Office, Murray. Transmission as Midnight Miracle In Civil Service rritered at Kentucky, for nary although unsubstantiated es- Mrs. E. H. -Lax, Jr.. and daugh- For Open Second Class Matter ter: Mrs. Winburn and — timate af 800 persons dead and Alton chil- The United States Civil Service dren: Mrs. Ed Alton Wish. Va., Aug. './0 .UP, Snake- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20: per 7.000 injured in the Cadiz arsenal and children Commission today announced an month. 85c. ii, Callow4 and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50. else- .ind Miss Sylvia Alton. we're Wed- cugdling cultists prayed -in secret explosion . a examination for Oceanographer to where 5,5 50. nesday visitop of Mr. and Mrs. Earlier maximum estimates • of place' for a midnight miracle to- fill departmental and field positions Herbert Altai .in" children. NATIONAL 111-11'1laS.E•7\'ATIVY. WALLACE WITMER CO. 903 Steriek th..‘ dead had rained around 500. day to release two v.aimen who in the Federal service. Present v,. Milton Lamb -spent Thursday Itui/crria - M,:aohlr Ta!ai : '2M.) P.:rk Ave. NeW York; 301 N. Michigan " Natio-ad officials refused • to re- 'stayed in jail for violating state cancies are in the Navy Depar7 F SI Be.s:on night with Mr. and Mrs. Nalor Ave., Chic,. tal ' lease c..staltya and damage' eat:- laws against replile-handling be- ment and in the Coast and Geo- Clayton. - ii; the blast which 'wrecked cause they said tEe Bible did 'not detic Survey of the Department of Mr. and Mrs /tubed Alan I ports of this port city, and did not mention bonds oa fines. Commerte. Salaries are $3,397 t NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ and children spent oriday night ' ,r -1.! th• Si•anlie.1 press and radio Flora Nolan and Mary Lee Scutt $9,975 a year. SSOCIATION with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert • '.ss•t-...... ti• ....y figures. faced a midnight aleacUine for pay- Ti, qualify, applicants must hav. ders. 1941*-- .1:. '.i.•.en s,:ari'es associated with ing their $50 fines. Otherwise they completed either tat a 4-yeat col- Miss Bobby Ann Morris has re- THE KEN7 t 4 KY PRESS ASSOCIATION -.Ifie.11 it. ././ /111/1.1110/1 StNC11011S in mesa spend an added ro days in lege course leading to a bachelor's turned hone airier a visit in . . drat- .11• -.It d that art 'Int jail.' degrae_ 1r.t. halms 1St +ebrSI 40 Sefn- We reserve the right to 'reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor tive- mcmci-anda placed the toll at Jailer H. R. Tieche said four ester hours in the physical sciences, of Public Voice items which vn our enai.on are not for the best tntererst Mr. and Mrs. Lelon Burton and BOO dead and 7.090 injured. caution- other cultists arrested with the wo- or a combination of the physical of our readers. son and -Mr. ;14 Mrs. Payton ing at the same time that there men at a snake-fondling ritual were and biological sciences; or tbi ex- Nance. and children, Detroit. are Wednesday Afternoon. 20', 1947 was no •substantiated basis for the out on bond sand working in coal perience' in oceanography or re. VEST - POCKET CATCH — visiting here. figures. Mines for money to fight the law lated fields which has included 4 Second baseman Bill Ripley Mr. and Mrs. William Cherry, ' Unofficial observers on the scene in court. The women chose to stay years • of successful technical ex- of the New York Giants is Murray. and Miss Bobby Ann Mor- Another Dust Bowl In The Making spa aiat.-d %That the damage might in- while 50 cultists shouted perience the substantial equivalent the only player who catches ..ris were Saturday afternoon call- a dust ;i ri;!, •• 923.000.tie0 hymas and prayers outside. of a 4-year college course in the iirli.!er flies in the vest-pocket style. ers of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert San- :ire 40 tot causing '• •1 • - Tiecla• said-the gilt called off its physical, biological. or enginca'rin. which was'a favorite of ders. it• .4-1. tht eat P states. The tile C. including the public demonstrations temporarily science's. In addition to these r• the former star Rabbit Mr. Torn Vaughn is ill. Mr. and h(11 ,l ••- I , 1 - !• art' t t he in:Mediate- world !ra S/N:1:on was reclayering quick- but ihre.tened ti return next week- quirements, applicants most have Mrs. Lill .Simmons and. son and nec • th;:ei• or four c rt-t.p:t of wheat.!:y a .arang b ,k '.0 -business Maranville. end if a "miracle- duos not free had crom t to 4 years progres- I Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Sanders wese • me-. :nen leave. Abotit 1.300,000 , hiect,-.city had 1z...en restored. • the women tonight. sive professional experience in Danny Wales. Portsmouth, Ohio, Saturday night visitors of Mr. and ; Hi...deeds svetrkers. sweatmg The. jailer said "thousands" of oceanography. Graduate study in at tiN ,,lio.ced this year by specula- will be back at Murray State this I Mrs. taughn. ta.taa !Icor tr.pec.il sun. m • letters ancltelephaae. calls irpra all oceanography may be substituted tors. •.• clap:: are made. the inecssnt :i winds and ill playing his usual quarterback Mr. a n Mrs. Henry Morris and ;•ty.; a ..t.• the rams and reme.i.. PLAN STOCK SHOW over the notion flooded in to pro- for professional experience up to an es.. in 1949 ;ire exlsec teci to do the spot. daughter . ait Sunday with Mr. i Praa•ssia,ail 'engineers dm- test the jailing of the women for ileni riticeixiiitmu of 2 years qt caper-. land Mrs.- C7tester Yarbor and rttstt. ent •d th..• night-long search AT MEMPHIS FAIR "warshippaig as they see fit." t daughter. ted 1.y this cifIst tftJtVt. The? thr,,ach the.mount as n of rubble in No ritten test is required. Ap- Rev.. apd Mrs. Thurman were •,/ l ust HIs...ster stleellti sit [rush in their !the stFicker (I:strict, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell left plicants will be rated in, their ex- rne11..r. 'Sunday dinner *nests of Mr. and a. a c.ty hlaieis. ravaged Monday for the Smoky Mountains perience and training as given in mind- ••• tor that iMnleiiiate_atelts 1110.10m.FAII Mrs. Lester Jackson and family. Lied brokeu by blast and fire. Years where they wail stay for one week. their applications. tie (/• Miss Imogene Chrisman spent a 4 w laviure it ran again he the 'Further information and appli- eVe ays ast wee WI 1 SiSs tpc41.- f4-4 144 144-i 44-trir, -arrd meol•trial ,t was where they will visit Mr..Mitehell's cation forms may be obtained from rue Chrisman. Murray. farm- it thettie !-,t‘t•rin!•. Hoti:••e• were made un- Tur.•.,1 9 4i in mon--day parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Mit- the cornmission's local secretary, Brownie tenai'le anti' it\ esio ;o2riailt.41. The condition Nc as finally I liandre:ds heimelias chell, who lett Murray with the Van Valentine. located at the Muni' • • I. IA..1+ sr 144 Lateriate, atliieid the • • • the la- .'• ;he idi--lant'ttlarafing at their roots. :! r t•A ts 3 000 and ti 000 a...bly n:a s:vgle building es- afliiv d itto.v1 to be fornied lust so a **********************Irk************************1 , L. ; undamaged illyU.S.Sivings Bonds feav, ! i.f 2rimy rescuers WI:MARIA" B• uy Reduced Price Tickets NOW—Save 25c u.....-Treeugh the n.ght by lights tam erncrizency getteratars The Bigger-Better Of death and fire enveloped • r MID-SOUTH thaau Unal they have' _ unshed • South Pleasant Grove laC•di" ,L.111 • s • L in..:.y &est eeee , FAIR The eereck.!,ge..looks like phi.• and gr. phs.-1 Ber!..n a smaller scale .11111OR RODGERS. t;tor SHOW - F 1. rie “the r Cadiz reside Mayfield, K LIVESTOCK . 1 •i.11 those agon ji. li..41,4t 1,, Mayfield, is re- ! • At 945 i• Greater 4 H Club, MEMPHIS • / Hsiled el.neer I was ported arg-Teturning to Murray' F.H.A. Ex. State this fall after a stretch in World Ciao- * fr. !II cha.r across the IOW; pionship Rodeo * the armed forces. Rodgers letter- ' Sept. 22-27• • a • !.(1. and get- Agricultural & Rolling up their sleevcs in 1945 and was the only 60-mn Johnny I. loess ..J,1ghastly ting-ready for the Mid-South Fair Food Show Exposition man on the squacb Rodgers p. '- -F' 16 BIG DAYS I e •he ex.- at Memphis Sept. 22-27 are Frank' Prize llve....tock Shows . Ch a Boy„, Collins, vice president, (standing thetackle- position. • ant 0.•1V. Wynne. Fair manager. Ask WORK .Reduced Price Tickets on Sale NOW at ...: -South Fair will feature The Mal :tic and C ; * ii livestock show There'll be a DALE & STUBBLEFIELD, Murray, Ky. * •••• d a road. have Ask where you BANK rodeo and other interesting attrac- as their visitor MAKS t * Aircr tions. Thousands of dollars are be- Jetaite Borg., Meyfield *********************************************** lag spent on modern exhibits. Mid — South residents, are planning now em to see this spectacle beginnini Sept_ 22.• —

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-Well, si he d of it a anal, a1.Lli.f JOL _Lau. that 1. thought • 10. „ III? a tie I got •, •hat way. ,ez;erybody in Calloway county sub- scribes to The Ledger & Times hut nearly The Daily Ledger & Times is .everybody reads it. over twice the number of pages -T- not cflite a "mou.se bites cat" Picture. but it's news to be. NO RACE PREJUDICE IIERE—Th1A is the weekly used ol Mrs. E. T. Thompson, of Los Just the onto. T.4e, a kitten belongiiig to the children adopted th60.11-iree baby white rnice-,Sugar. Cinnamon and Spice. The feline from their natural foster parent • keepa the rriouse-b7a.bi6 washed and. protect.4 them enemies, cats. Local News? More than ever before! 'Course it may not seem that way spread out over 24 to 30 pages, But It's There! Subscribe Now

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17 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1947 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Le N! 11SIOHE ELOSIEIEB Its ce

E-rvice an and Save Money ier to rra0 FOR SALE-Upright piano. Excel- . to 'it va- -lent condition. Call 469, ANSWER TO Well, the dressing room of the Was the skinny man from For Sale A20c PELV101 PUZZLE Sari epart- Crossword Puzzle -Reds disclosed the ?me brisk cer- Dimas. Calif., satisfied with 20 Geo- titude_that the Cincinnati players FOR SALE Elberta peaches, 82.00 cQPSE PIA wins. "I've only got one to go-- ent of Services ACZ0311 33—Wrong had exhibited on the Polo Grounds per bushel at the orchard. Bring Offered 1.-A stone 35—A few GLEAMS ABOU,N, Would he be satisfied with 20 197 to 6—Black Hand 36—Always • R diamond, under the antiquated wins next containers -- J. W. Cole, North society •Q D.E Y season, after he perfects 39—Daughter of one s 05 W 1:,ta lighting system, during Highway. GEORGE Q. ADAMS, auctioneer. 11 —Inventer's instal (›LDE' the game. his change of pace? A23c protection 42—Indetrifte ;P A have Graduate of. Reisch article N EE7t. •ISPri] A reporter asked tall. American 12 -Candied 43—It pierces fog E bony Ew- He concluded. "I'll be satisfied col- ses-holly or darkness - RUN ell, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-House- school of auctioneering, largest in T I "What do you mean' by a with 20 wins in any season. That's actor's 14—Within 45—Trampled rimr change hold and kitchen ,f4rniture, ai the woild. Write Lynn Grove. 15—Land measure 46—Father P A T.f. of pace?" a lot of ball games. To get 20 wins sena- farming implements. RoUte-06-e. 17 —Enough Nisch+ — 441—Gonds thrown L --ErteH -reptrett --arre-a August 28 at It -Top flier overboard RING otrv-e-got -To- Nave a Tot of stuff lenCeS, 20—King of the .5 ball that is 10 o'clock at Ed Phillips farm, one Jews 50—Hang down S ON thrown with the same yourself, and you've got to have tysical 23—Petition 51—Mild oath N I AT:07N arm mile south of Harris Grove-Hes- 24—Eleanor NUN movement and with the same fine support, and 53—Native of Glasgow CN 770 you've got to bi eater Notices 26—More spacious 55—Compass point CORM ODWEIBU hand hold as my fast ball. Cunningham. A29p 25—Thoron Ah, I've have the breaks. If you get that u' re- tsymb 56—Modest OWN NOMUM got a fair 29-8tranger 59—Russian whips change-of-pace now; but combination for 20 wins in any ided 4 FOR SALE-Gas refrigerator, good ALL BOTTLE 31—One who Inflicts 61—Klngly it's not the perfect slow ball that season, DRINKS-Six for retribution 62—Leaks slowly DOWN you're mighty lucky - al ex- 1—Pierced I went. shape. Call J. M. Story. through 25c-Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, etc. No, I'm not using a knuck- change of pace, or no change of ivalent 2—Toward ler....1 Harris Grove. 1 p Quilts washed -Speed Queen 3—Edible never throw a knuckler." pace." 20c I 2 3 4 5 b seed 01 the 7 8 9 /0 4—Kind of worm Self Washingette Service. TuS30c s—Scatter leering FOR .41 SALE --- Rough lumber, any - - 12 6—Pronoun f •se re- dimension. Fill any bill, large or NOTICE-Anyone owing or.having 7—Land measure 6—Exclamation of have small. See L. D. Miller. Phone an account against Crit Smith, or It disgust rogrcs- 514-J, or at Graham & Jack- anything connected with his deep /1 ti 9—Taverns LUMBER ,t1 9 7/20 2? 22 ./51 23 10—Tropical rodent OF ALL KINDS ce in lion. A2Op well-drilling, see Albert G. Smith 11—SCringed Instrument Idy in cominittee 24 at 103 South Fourth 25 ./7''26 27 rti 13—Great athlet• Sawed tituted FOR SALE-Oil heaters, size to street. lc 16—Snake-free to your dimensions, suit any home. Cash al 30 Z31 country up to or terms-- . 32 19—Older' Priced Reasonable caper-. Riley Furniture and Appliance 21—Lyric poems MI 60—Not down Co. Phone 587. A21, Two Little Girls ' 22—Devil d. Ap- 9. 37 35—Prying tool 36 / 59 40 ,01 27—Give back WE RUN EVERY DAY eir ex- FOR SALE-WASHER PARTS 'Just Playing' In 30—Opponent yen in Only model number and serial .42 , 'Pa3 .at 45 32—Wise men Neighbor's House 34—Mother of &Stet number needed. Riley Furniture il and Pollux lb 47 /7',111 THERE MUST BE A REASON and Appliance Company. a9 , 50 36—Became dim appli- Tele- 37—Wild LOUISVILLE. Aug. 19 121' '— ass - -1410140 ,51 _ _ 36--Shreds from TWO 52 M.54 54 \1755 • t. yed little 40-811dra dawn hill i:retarY. girls flashed disafining smiles to- 41-111prdtrs FOR .SALE-New Schwinn bicycle 'Ay 51 58 20 59 bo shelves For— e Mute day and related 47—Titled Phone 698-J-3. 1 p tdilithoritiei: how woman they Ltd ssaate to 49—Nat any WANTED-Used shotguns and re- the home of 52—Del,ed ACCURACY and QUALITY their neighbors who were away 54—Pedal dIgit volvers in good condition. Price 57—Sun god neer* for the NOW WHAT TO D0?-There's a baby sitters' school spon- 1,•• ar t Brad restore 1•••••••• must be right. See me in town weekend. $9-Ralsed railway sored by New York's Children's Aid Society, and here is sc fourth Mouthey-Herbert McCuta. Norma ,Eppeheimer. 8, and 'her one SEE of the students, George Luisi, 12 years old, trying the newly - - ton.. A22p sister. Charlotte. 7. said they were interviewed in ...the dressing acquired diaper technique room . just pulled off his blouse, almost "just playing" when they made a on young April Wallace, who Ls last night * at the Polo Grounds aft- in . unison with every other Red FOR SALE- Thor washers and shambles of the home of Mr. and 10 months old, and doesn't mind. er the Reds had smacked the New player on his particular row. Horton Mrs. John . Deluxe Model Washers. thamiOn. Ydrk Giants with their eighth' NANCE BROTHERS This "unison" D1.1.+1444,46-44- Cash or terms Riley Furniture The children; who were held for siraight defeat. 8 to-I. ' i thing triat the baseball writer notes and Appliance Company. Tele- investigation by juvenile court. New Concord Today's Sports Parade This continuity of league de- when he comes into the phone 587. - A22c told Jefferson • Cincinnati .coanty officers they feats foe the Giants did not include dressing room. - - - -- • - did the following. Saturday By Jack Cuddy after- a Giants 4-1 victory over the New The ft-cling of FOR SALE Ford 60 motor, .com- United Press Sports Writer r1-6-thm is appar- noon: • working on a soft "change York Yankees, apparent- pletely reconditioned and guar- of pace." 'pennant ent in the Reds' room because most Leaned a ladder against a side winners of the American P!.1 anteed. Suitable for car or ideal NEW YORK. Aug, 20 (UP) - Blackwell is the elongated right- circuit. dressing rooms of ball clubs are wall and climbed to a dining room Monday night. for boat--Cable Motor Co. Phone While the political world)s . inves- handed pitcher of the Cincinnati helter-skelter places - particular- window. They broke the window Blackwell did not participate ID- * 485. tigating the industrial or military Reds. His the guy who seems to in i ly after a notable victory, like WE'SELL to gain entry and proceeded to last night's Red triumph Who t.i possibilities of the atomic • bomb. be the outstanding pitcher in the over the : beating the Giants -- conquerers of FOR SALE-.-114-acre the kitchen.' Giants, which was arietneed tem ** farm. Good Ewell "The Eel" Blackwell is major leagues this year. by the Yankees. . land; timber, spring, southpaw Johnny Vandermeer with ! The pond, two Two sets of dishes were swept — - Not only did this human tooth- iaverage guy puts them on • cisterns, water house.. the six-run driving-in of Eddie i and - takes in 5-room from the shelves and smashed eu pick - who packs but 190 pounds them off once each day; RUBBER STAMPS house, tobacco barn, 5.3 acres Miller. but the to- the floor. On top of the wreckage Stabs on a six-foot-six frame - pitch 1 average professional . att. • • • bacco base. Good outbuildings. they emptied Mother, Self When the reporter approached , tete -- When. working the contents of the the only no-hitter this year in the - does it Set' Lee Wilson near Mt. Pleasant refrigerator, Blackwell in the dressing rootra Ithree limes. in breaking bottle's of National League; but he also leads And the secondary church a dressing room that was architee- A22p milk and liber.illy ,preading P1115- his circuit with 160 strikeouts. 1 climbing out of sports tags and Ledger ***Or* tured like an obstacle course and Is !donning civvies, quite often the & Times 101111w1m"11 Blackwell. who has registered 19 probably the worst dressing, room persOrtaltly of 'the individual mama% victories, against five or the defeats. v..,s in In, major leago. he had heath is reflected.

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I HOPE I CAN GET OH, YES WELL SLUGGO TO CONCRETE SERVICE SAW YOU DID -- MAYBE OUR WOOD TODAY I SAW YOU YOU SAW SEE IT ME SEE (.11-ra IT--- ill .Ptai Ittsgal RI ii-VAIDTMINT4111 ••

East Highway Murray, Ky. Phone 324

'ER /We- 2571..aw.a,4. C•••• ...iS, utwa rues.. See The Bargains in USED CARS 1. u s ••• 0. —AY • ch, •••••••• - at WILSON & LAWRENCE • ABBIE an' SIA-TS There's No Turning Back! 1940 Ford Deluxe, 2-door sedan, low mileage, orig- By Raeburti Van Buren inal tires, clean. 1936 Ford 2-door, good motor, radio, heater. WU AT A No,v l'utit hospital, Stster CAN'T LET US DOWN NATHANIEL (IT'S JUST TOO LAIL' 1930 Model-A Ford. . Alcantra comforts Eleanor Lind, 22, NOT AT 11415 STAGE OF THE GAME! THE DIE 15 CAST! IT'S vOUR who, thwarted suicide, slashed WIRE SOUNDED I'VE OUR PARTY'S WHOLE STRATEGY IS OUT OF OUR HANG'S! 1937 Chevrolet, standard 2-door, good motor, tires, in L.CHARTEIZED trrotteer, Mrs. Lillian -Lind, fa, 501)RGENT., ED E1ASED-WPON YOUR Pli./Nrattsks!'tam -VOIX1116-004-46 TO 13,E -roe '— A PLANE and then stabbed herself five times FROM WASHING- MY MIND. FRIENDS IN WASHINGTON HAVE NEXT PRESII7ENT OF 1941 GMC Pickup Truck. TON - WHAT If IT In the stomach. Doctors say both I'M ASKING BEEN WORKING TI-4EIR HEARTS .....1116 UNITED STATES! A recover. Eleanor was NATHANIEL? WILL PAY will Later. YOU TO WITHDRAW CUT FOR YOU! HIGH DOLLAR FOR GOOD CLEAN taken to the prison ward at Belle- MY CANDIPACY FOR FORDS and CHEVROLETS vue 1165pital in Manhattan, where THE NOMINATION FOR she is being held on g charge of PRESIDENT.' felonious assault. (International) WILSON & LAWRENCE •.a.r_r 201 Maple Telephone 150 ,rd oe-ce the 'floor %ow Ttwy moved into the bed room, where they polled out drawers arici scattered clothe:4 and bedding. Re- • •-• •• jr.".*: . • turning, to the--living room. the "t e tie" burned a b.ix of miries On • the floor. Then Charlotte found an eight-inch hunting knife. Bile' went . , iota, the back yard -and Aeatly be- fefiggilli headed a chicke.n. • LPL ABNER The Fall of the Wild !' ! .-On the back • porch the sisters By Al Capp KOR SRER discovered a can of green paint. 01-14 FP- YOU'RE A SMART GIRL 1111 They rounded up, the Doblem dog TO FALL FOR- - BUT (CHUCKLE!) ctIOSCE.* Ir Ai* F-FEELS ER - I MEAN- FALL WITH Tr- LoOK 1 r-rmEn 51.11-W01.f6 •TAKES OUT ID.Lf.;$ifYlr14410001 11,.41 and cat and daubed them with the IN r•vi PLAN. LI'L VO' KNOWS GAir ;0.1114 ABNER AND MARRYIN' rEEKOOLVAit - - LAPPED UP THZT GREEN •NO DANGER OF paint The rest of the paint Was ap- SAM WILL SE HERE • WHUT IT FIRE •LS :. ANY You DO 0095,r STUFF —AN',NOW, plied te ii par- of Dobson's MINUTE. QUICKLY!I' — TAKE THIS!:'— FULLY is — ?— TmEY •LEAVES NO Ob01111 pants THE 15 ALL PAID AS 1-E'Sd 4:01.4P.0,142-• hanging IT SMELLS GLASS FELL! MACKERELS!? on a clethesline, KINE• (--"Now, •CURES TOBACC9,1:111.1J1d4411111..-k''' LIKE POISON HEARTED THE EVIDENCE • Finally. they let Dobson's till mule - IT TASTES IS GOIVE.47=L) out of the STRANGER .> Inure high,- •atonliet prices Ice artmeatsp. .InoitetintSionnli:iflolitits lot, and into the gar- LIKE POISON den which wic, trampled yew loisao 0 he cering iiogle' sou II ba,seiee wive...14 *4. beyond 6y owe repair. •I JP'ON 0.i :I fs' A.N •• - _ II P0111.11St Master Charles. „Story, Lynn Grove; •floward ;Farris. Browei--- ville. Tenn :.,and bavid Arne,' Etiodana, spent several days Iasi *-4.k with their men., Mrs. 011ie l'avaellt met Mr. Paschall if the Douglas Hardware Co. I Yotene is cottimunity. A 'I - 314 Main Phon,53 Use. our clasadle0 set--Tal.y a.

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46 COPY FADED t 29, 1947 THE-LEDGER & TIMES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY, AUGCST -PAGF. FGUR- • * Calls on Truman Social Calendar

August 25 Club News Activities Locals Monday. ? The regular meeting of the Busi- ness and Professional Women's Women's Page Club has been postponed Irons Au- Weddings gust 21 to Ailgust 25, at which JO WILLIAMS, Editor - - PHONE 374-M 1, time a pot luck picnic' supper will he _held at, the city park. Mes- dames A.' F. Doran, Robert Hol- :and, George Hart. W. G. Miller aid R 11 Thurman will be co- All Day Reunion Is Held At The Home !lost, I Of My. and Mrs. Chris McCuiston Sunday aki/XlVtiMe );f/Se Condemns British I chi Sunday. Angust"17, relateres 1, Thompson. Jear. Sue. and Jerry: af:a friends gather-ed. in an all Mr. and Mr,. Walter Elkins and da'y - reunion at the home of Mr Roszella: Mr and .Mrs. Marvin CAROL MORRIS and Mrs Chris MeCuiston honer- Bailey: Mr and Mrs. George Wil- mg. Mr- Ellen Wrav and Mr,. 1 son. Brenda and Peggyi Mr. and BeUlah Wray Clenons of Wood- Mrs Ray;rnond Hamlin: Mrs: fon- Distributed by United Feature SyndicafF, Inc. 1.:n1 W.,,h. and Mr. "nd. Mrs. Hendon: Mrs. Aubrey Willsughbt. Ruby of Naroaa Lou sel Linda Sue; Mr. CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE "How awful!" Charlene ex. \a, and daughter. 4 • claimed. "Why didn't you say Wash. - • and Mrs Loman Thompson. Wilma Ii na-es leaned All, Mc- MASON TANNAHILI., something about it aefore this? Wray %vett. her:and \taste: Mr. and Mrs Odra for Mr, 1 :en I MAYOR William O'Dwyer of New back in his chai r. The of our servants have been here visaing! Clore: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steele: shall summon d"ughte "nd son. has bet.'n York City is shown leaving the of revealing years. but of coarse I Claud Steele: Mrs. Lena Eldridge: emotional strain and question ; here weth het brothers. Dillard ard White House 'after he had Con- them in the morning Parker: Mr and to Leitha that she was his them." Much, Elkins. and sister. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.. Lee ferred for twenty minutes with, Mrs. Henry Elkins'and Mary Jab... granddaughter had been "I'd rather you didn't." Leitha ' Cnn Nies soiar was honored by President Truman. Later, the a a Miller: Mr :and Mrs. W. C. something of an ordeal for was sorry she had given in to Mrs_ Ida President told reporters that the:, She had wanted cild and tired. foolish impulse. Elkins and Joe Pat: discussed P the Brooklyn-Battee him. He felt if Charlene would loot A: •: ;. .. pet luck to see Orvis Fielder, Sue tunnel project. (Internattonai Oates Must be right about his guilty. -Nothing was stolen. Only riern,:h el.j...ed on the lawn. Mr and Mrs. heaft., after all, he thought. a chest drawer disturbed a bit." and. Viffil+lid: Mr. and Mrs Willis Due .n1.; :he. rei‘u,ic sea-4 Richard Perhaps it was true that he Fieloier: Mrs and Mrs her ' tarnished _by Ervin ,MtCuisten. live. A S SHE spoke, she unlocked lianslio: Mr. and Mrs Howard hadn't Much longer to Fre,desen "Shorty' McCuiston. Hu- laopr. Charlene, without being i Kellerman and Donal J Mr. and Uruguay President With this in mind, he said. "We • Futzt•11. and Lo- telling invitel& -followed her in. se W.,rr, Win Layeei:k ;Ind Robere must not delay too long rn a lamp. The I're.; Boss that 1 Leitha switched on • ; Tne rh-Liran-- grenuki the others who you are and into a soft Barrow: Mrs. q Stubblefield, my estate. sitting room sprang ; oast ,Ingin4 of old hymns, intend for you to inherit glow. She saw it now "14 dal,. I Mr and Mrs L N. Moody. and while. since golden .rt au I'll put it off for • through new eyes. It was her mons and Mrs. A. A. Jack- visa! wish. but I'M be- ..,:tfS,11:9).: Mr that's what you a-41er very own. It might have been that my nays may sort and grandson. Bill; Mrs. Anna 'Naha. ginning to feel her mother's room before her! i Mr and Mr, I...y..1 and I want to be the ; N.indred: Mr. and Mrs. James Kin- be numbered This thought was so sudden, SO Mi, D..:: es Bun.' and * Allen: one to tell them. I want to be here rdred: Mr and Mrs Vut ion El- Overwhelming. that she sank down I. • to stand by you, to guide you, ms ;• it Mes Ger. ' rhtld.it may not be easy c.d Me, Pr, sh Elk:: • Mrs. Conrad' you. no twin by the fireplace. I vis Smith: Mr and IMPRON ENILN I -Behind this result of expertness They are bound to resent "Why, you dis look -lll!".Charlene tie /I ,i be..en Mr ..e...i M , Wits,: IT'S NO .1 pretend. They ' Hutson. Alvis Hogue: Mr and Mm are the real features of matter hose they will to a table_where a G A: ii,or.. ..! T osi • Trios Mr in the blowing of bubble gum hurried across i d m,.,.._ w ..E -13, ,., .1 ,, t.:c, ,I , Ceial klyC,.....,tort: Es T. Elk as. Tat- eaas torn auspeit already who You carafe and glasses stoM. She Carolyn Bennett, a pretty hitschoolf sophomore of New:- a to take to Madge Me:erasion; Mr and Mrs on ball--until it bursts. slowly, poured some water NI: ;wet Mr, 'V ' • Elk - Mr port, R. I. She sure has something aboard He paused. then added this, dear. You must Fleyd Elkins, Wilma. Edwin and AN EYEWITNESS who was remember- Leitha. "Drink Eke!, MI, Ells "One thing you can for that headache. , .• d M. E. b the Exodus 1947, the itev. John Clairmount, is take something . my lawyer, Joseph I've got some marvelous pills. I'll ; H hrl- NI- • ' Nt- I • • B . 1 BreniV. Stanley Grauel, former Methodist J. A,:.: \\mi.. Aitena f;tstl-. MF-..--and- MTS., Tay- absolutely trustworthy." be only too glad to get them for .,.., ,,,,, minister of Worcester. Mass., tells H Mr. and 11 Leitha wondered why he should you it'you-'' , ,..,: H,1,, A::,,,.:. :,,,,i hr Smith.AJ Steele: newsmen during a New York press te sup- - true, she , ,NnIff,; did Her tell her that. It was "I'll be all right." Leit4a assured I Jud;,..,,,, m ,,, m. ,r.,..i Mr- it,,y Jciliii,Filix:MMr conference of the "deliberate rout- ir posed. that all of the family. et-en her. and Mrs. Chits crew mem- FI,.tni,tt i.,!,.1.1i,ert•ifi A . Me elld i der'- of passengers and IT -Juatin and Andres. would resent She could not continue behaving 44- ber;aboatd the vessel by the flrit- - 11 -the TrerTT/Tat- shreshad-rabbed them She must soap out---'1%-iT, -.—n % 1! -2Crt- ',, i -.i7---r F-1" ..r.f14-*("CII:444';- -4'44an so ridkaously. M;s Elle n WraK7 Mrs Beulah Ish Grand charged that the Exodus of their share of the Tannahill for- of it. as Rich would say. ' Si.,,or• ' MeC.1.--",,r .,: 1 Ke‘s re ,,_. Clemens. Mr ;end Mrs Coley Wray was deliberately rammed 14 times tune. But she meant to change Rich - a longing to see him.' Mr "Ed Mr, H s . ot e.k.: -. possible-to arrange things Ruh.... Will Futrell: Mr and while off ris (International) that, if laugh With him, swept over her. He .1‘:...y- Mn- I- i Eic::•- I and so that they would get a share. would make even this strange pre- .1 mt.: /-.. ,...r. Eik,,,..„ . M1, Ira .41.11,4.4;411. Mr. and Mrs they knew that-and how When dicament in which she found her- m, ii„,,, Mx Burt. Mr ..nd Mrs. Thurston felt about so much money and • • , ,1 ,,, m, .,. ,i 13 re she self appear normal and sane. find MicReyriolds. Myra. Larry and Pine Ridge News power-surely they would accept some way to laugh it off-escape it, I \V • I1 :orate- NI: aso. i Mr, .1; Mr and Mrs. Joe Hargrove, her graciously. et en. I 1 I', NI: .• .1 Mr- A G that her patient was Mae arid John Richard: Mr Mr. and Mrs. Jones Manning and Realizing 11 you ever need me, cal: me. • NI: - :•••.., F..: Nies tired, she said. "Now we won't dis- had said .o.1 Mr. Nor'. it' Riley: Mr. and -on. James Edward: Mr. Edd Man- Rich N17*..• I'• NI. sni Nt. C F ce russ it any more tonight. Tomorrow She washed she could But. the NI:, P ;• MeCuisron and Max ning, Mess Mary Lou Manning: are to go downstairs • NI; ..-; • : \les HERE is the latest :mato of Don is evening you had her pride. He had called her NI it:1)! MCCUiStlfil and Su'. Meo: Bertha Kormas. Mr. Isaiis so tonight I think it Mt:: .,•r, W ants Battle Herres, the new President of again. And and hung up, and she had heard 1 M Lou. an3 Mr. Lawrence Man- would be wise to get back into bed Mr ;,r ,d Mrs- Newell Doores, Uruguay. He succeeded President Manning not so Much as a word since. ' • • • e NI: McClain, early." "I have something to take it I F.% clya ahd Erheat: Mrs. Mitt Me, Tomas Berreta, who died recently ning and little Geraidean friends • He submitted with the obetoence need it." she told Charlene. Cirest r. Herbert MiCuiston; Mr in Montevideo. 4/titerriatturtals Detrede. Mich, "re. x•isitilig in come to give to her. I •,•* MI ,T NI!• he had She was grateful for the. older :1 Mrs Tom Bell: Alla-. Short. and relatives in this county. th When she had helped him into woman's solicitude. How could shc • :.`•• : .• • t! i I NI: I and ; m:, .7.(.1 Mr at,d Mrs*‘130b Smith. Mr. rend Mrs. O. J Fulcher ge bed, he said. ':No that I am bet- feel that Chailene was anything 'ml:. m Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holcomb children. Ethel and Joe. visited ter. Union 'Wye to do these but the friendly person she ap- The7.re:i.d• Ede e ard M ireh. I Mrs Wray .aui family who have things f r me. I -cannot, 7 left Mr. arid Mrs. R. R. Self and fam- menial peared to be? Yet Tams had said. t 1-1-g:ey "er d Reber, T•-• been here ,ince Aueust :aid daughter. Mary Frank, have an you know, have my granddaughter is to hingeoe. ily. Ju mita Penirl and William "So Charlene making up you C.. • r M• • : NI• 1" • - Tr- ,d•ev; f-r Wa, returned !root Palm Beach. Fla. in nursing me as if•I were a trouble- already. Is she?" Why should she, Ray Saturday evening_ • where they spent a week. some child." or any of them, make up to her. - -Mts. Bell Chadwisek and Peggy ' Impulsively, Leitha bent over . at unless they suspected-who she was? Justin Ann MeDouile visited Mr. and and laid a light caress on his fore- Nliss Nancy NX hitnell Becomes Bride of Mr Jim Barnett, Bocust Grove. ine You could never be that!" Mrs. On-ill,' Fulcher and ,family heali. - "I DID so sant to talk to you to- has guile to it Memphis •Itusietal the shterebukeal She noised her action •rught." Charlene mad- arSetnt. Korea Sintelay artOrnotai. make up a little foe haring -Sloane Inreremon v Performed where- he will undergo an opera- might Justin. You know. he admires you s.. We are having il wonderful sing- mm hurt him as she knew she had. so much. And I ant anxious, as ant t ion. ing at Russell's Chapel Methodist It was not that •sha Meant to pink arm hong:let, mother would be, to have my boy • _ Church every Saturday night. hold any grudge because of what bode Walker, one of "them bums," the is fall in love with the right girl. Yr u '•- .1.-0 'he STEALING THIRD-Dixie sixth inning was the winning run Mr. O'Dell Williams. son of Mr. he had d.•ne to her mother and tb know I-" inning of a hu . Mr J. he Dave.. San Francesco. Brooklyn Dodgers, slides into third in the fifth edged the Yankees, 2 to her beloted father. Grudges were "I 'il." as Detroit and Mrs Elisn Williams, has re- art am•sure he Leitha in- • Ntr Sloaree's hest man_ Boston Braves. Third baseman Bob Elliott the; childish. And Leitha was of a for- terrupted M• .1 . . recent game with 2. giving Stubby Overmire cently returned. tim Detroit, Mich. firmly. gr.d.1„•(. of Reardon. is giving na • u: Was eager to ••• ;- 7 • . NIns Slo..ne is a cannot come up with low throw. Umpire is Beans victory over Allie Reynolds Charlene help .,rt. wt "Thank you. my dear." Mason matchrnake because she thought .•• Mr..rr,y Hugh School and that that Dom 114Maggio's bases-full READ THE CLASSIFIEDS? t hi Tannahiii said: he saw Leitha might one day be a very • Marray State Odle. • little good-night gesture Ica, meant roundtripper was the payoff punch the wealthy young woman? Leitha i k..d ore the Ee,, to express more than she could thrust the thoueht aside. If this as the ,Boston Red Sox downed th• der j.-•rfearrned Courier and Press Fie: Runs, Cause Of Baseball's Popularity New Starr Spinet yet pot into aords. was what the knowledge of her ; Home St. Louis Browns, 9 to 5. to the Or.eilt ,rs eh.• lit: idenlity would bring her - ugly Methodist !g-ing little things to put Taft Wright's two-run hot. , HE did a few .uspicitais and de'ubtc abos.j ' • •• • Ctir;..14- !o, 9-1., (fit'„ of foreign aft,is America, Abound In Both Major Circuits still was In shared honors with Joe Hay., is the reintri In order: she one. It was no wanderan the felt .M $.• __ ,iia,..p.,"Seranl -he was empl .ved on the a nurse. even If srie,naa suddenly- nine-hit ATitout OW. mg as the need of help. ' base f.t.W•paper at the Arm). air 5 to 4. The first become-one of the Tannahi:is! By comeiru. Ryan to take the lead. White Sox tripped cre-- • "Some other time, if you don't b..-' iii, Green'. ill.. S C At Green- Chicago was like a heavy Dr vu.: Press Sports Writer Brave batter in the last of the This thought mind." She smiled on Charlene tnembee :of Beta United Athletics. 4 to 0. tio weight. Leasing the room she now. "I cannot talk about any- - . ger.eral w.,s ninth singled, but-- --w-doubleplay —loss [ walloped Washing' As• walked a ith a slow step. as though thing tonight. I'm really tired." Ahr-.1..dr Sigma Phi sore.rit.v• and the Green- NEW YORK. Aug 20 .1.2P. If followed.' With two out, there were Cleveland to 2 and 9 to 1. and K , 1 that weight were difficult to carry. "Of course. honey. I understand s, :osa %Cis !sole Thestre. • home runs made America baseball- two singles. Then Bob Elliott blas- twice.. 13 est I. She went along the dim hallway peofectly!" Charlene gave her a 91i( of Mr and conscious. as Babe Ruth's admirers ball over the Kenner hit a home run in absorbed ted Al Lyons' fast her head bent completely quick little squeeze. "I'll run alone srato:Chinago. 'He re- wies very game, although his feats were ver aro in- ..• • sae- M nesist, then the sport left 'field wall for three runs and In the thouchts that Oh:red And meths.-do you suppose no's lost in -the flood eit 31. 1e. ton o • sa. • 'CO.. • .- . H S degree from the clOse to an all-time high in popu- the -ball game. nearly side her mind: that Uncle Mason is so mush bet- games - 1; be collided with Charl- ter time tr ;kr , r• so , 1"r f and did shinty today dean hits in the two She almost that you'll have more Miller's four-run rotindtripper at $499 Complete with Bench yea ene. just outside her door. talk with Justin' He has on:y a see. k mt N..rthwesterri. in the first and 14 in the second Starting with the important New York sank the GiiilliS. 8 to 1, lked Pianos from $135 up "Leitha! You art like a sleep- few more days leave vou know." . 1,11110 .11 adi:isor in Washington has lost nine straight the .; .1 Ti"V. grime in which the St Louis Car- Cincinnati's six- Cliarleric's DIUMP-1 pink 1 • as it highlighted FREE DELIVERY Au walker!" I'll have more time for every- • ra I' - le Jpi:r Commis- Yesterday's Star: - Bob Elliott and white face had lb.-queer'look thing," Leitha said. dinals larrtiped the Brooklyn Dod- run sixth inning against Dave to e Boston Brave third basemar 1 didn't know you kept your door She put down the glass she held 1 T. gers, II to 3. major league base- Koslo. tin, Ni I Me- Sloane spent their whose- home- run-with two men Harry Edwards locked I was going in to lease a In sudden distaste She had taken • ball yesterday. produced enough old-fashioned come 2L., Philadelphia found rine.: SON So 5th St Phone 4431 gat note for you.-/ vant•d you to 014 a_ fry,sips ftom.it.snie water , • • „i Fri'"'. ,* L en re- speetantal..r - -twat-b•iiit base arad.two out in the. to my room to have 11-rere a bitter taste.- singles affirdoutittorgand enough tri I' 'slit C 11t. )11'. -ha • r,, • r ira . • list, 1 Japan The guest customers happy for a beat Pittsburgh. 7 1. 5 and something to eat Plekse 'don't • After Charlene had left. Lettha I keep the take the Chicago Cubs twice. 8 to We et ;tighter er-2._. it eluded the Britt-h mesican gay no!" lifted the glass again and held it long time. 1 and 8 to 2. behind good pitch- jug p • e1 ,r; re ••••• I 01 L‘111-• • red members 9 ' tritha refused. however. "I'm beneath her nose The water hart 01 coursn Inc two-run nomers ing by Ken Heintzelenati and vor I eat anything. I too 1 ' ?lb l'S-USSRJoint sorry. enu:dn't a queer smell Ske sampled I! by Del Rice 'and Whitey Kurowski Schoolboy Rowe Harry Walker tun have a hrarlar "That a•as alMost more, with the titi of her .t r•,e Once produced only ir- in the true - her brain was throbbine cer- tongue, and put it aside even more of the Cardinals got four hits two games to as tainly 1 keep my door frisked"- quickly o ritation in Ebbets Field.' where run his hitting streak to 17 games No refriseration effi was she added this Oliberate:t•-"be. There was no doubt about It The ••,;.-1 •c• t li't'er which 33.465 Brooklyreites had come to in-tre row. --ges cause I toand that someone had water, ad sonsething in it-seatie- LoUella Houston rcad •, the i2roap thar,14 imp:. them dance on a grave and found the all five At ith 'of In the American. League, tampered some my per- things iit plied be dangerous! ' I' I''tr.. kir.cd thrrryi-that have befri calling the tune riot to the sonal • ° • Circle Has Meeting corpse games came complete with a fea- belneseiriss," ---- ' •.r.rt oiyira he Was fandorn needed... I'••1 1,1r_ whose Now there 'vac a reason for the 1, fro be continued) country at large. tured four-base knock. „f ...el, • ...c.aildn't not take two-run Cardinal lorket's.. r.mot.al Someone had (Th t haracters in this serial are T...• If Mies Hoot Evers'. home run in the 'hr insults. it was waret.4-te--er if reetio41 Inside Act/houses-- f 1, ware Mrs. E. A Tut-kris hornerasas personal resembled the Tannalall women. Mont .1644. nr Atredia niryst, Ine i since it cut Mr- 1). asev Ragsdale and Rev. T. a fairly happy -event, 4 the Dodger lead to 5/12 games and e.•e;, I - pr r-ent were Mrs- renewed promise of a :close race .n 1/80‘°76;lie ) Personal Paragraphs Hsi; Hood. A. F. Dorset right to the end. circuits the. it :In. so oto Bryan'Tolky. Charles Elsewhere around the - Nt- heroic vi ;1 • r. Jenning, 'F F. Craw- the homers were even more and ,1:1!1 Waldrop. MT- 1...i.11144091 --Eddie Miller of the Reds : of the 'Red Sox • • Mrs Higgins. Dom DiNtaggio att. • • * shimmers --- and it was hit grand Am one of the best days for the slug- ENDING Robertson Si'Ci 10 Mrs. gers this season.. series- REISCHMANN'S DRY YEAST— we' Honored At Lake Brooklyn. gleeful and after drubbing the Cards TONIGHT minded Ione Monday, ran into a tar- lay in a month's supply , -; Ara ,. Roberts, re was twice on. nil Brazle. w.ho scattered MAHONEY- ..••• :..• s party tar in Alpha deli "HARD BOILED eight innings while • A •• r1,1 :it Boat 10 hits through A Louis. took adyantage of its 11 Their p• 4 1Cia k slay afternoon St. Would You Make •Even in sizzling summer weather— inai hits and nine wraki to score in LEO GORCEY and THE BOWERY BOYS '•••• 'fa r!r.ying ...seal were Home Coming Sorpe- Fast Rising Dry Yeast cre; every inning but the sixth and Fleischmann's Dorothy Srre it F. Bobbie thing To Remember? $ hea ninth. keeps for weeks without refrigera- Farreer „lo Broaeh. •• TTlef. W.S..C.S. I.unclreon - pitched the ninth. can keep a full month's In • shy Jean On Jane under.. Jim Hearn tion. You A THURSDAY and FRIDAY the Cards ahead 11 to 'I, and cupboard. use it Honors NIrs, Hortin ssi Beth Ili oath and the. hon. with tsf &uteri supply handy in the inju for 'two useless runs and relaxed as you need it. IF. YOU BAKE Al' hint Hank Behr- ' t' • • two more Dodger hits. HOME—keep it ors hand always. reiieVed slitter Joe flat- Mr' ..• ci Nits', fa,11 St, el and Man, who Fleischmann's Fast Rising the ALMON was the loser. The' teams end ckMURRAY Get ,VAN JOHNSON °JUNE 11.1.1e...and Nneer. ten, grocer's. the romantic adventure! -game Series today. Dry Yeast at your ”in M-G-M's exciting, :r trt.;r-trer,i to Oak rti•hoi sfter their four NURiERY the; a storybook fibish at Bos- • sri a -pent list week their It was FLORIST&OIFT NOPPE agai Braises nipped frte pats- Mr . and Mt- J L. Mahan ton as the 364-J poet pirates. 7 to 5,-. The Dues 800 OLIVE—PRONE MR ANA E •...r:••••:.,- I • .1 Mr and Mr; • Berr,re Steel, bureb I4eps in the cupboard corn the top of the ninth OP 2.1. 11 other friends arid relatives. scored two in

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