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The Ledger and Times, October 1, 1947
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YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 1, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION — 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 92 Local Harvest Days Sale 'Cut Out The Climb! Hendon Attends Farm Bureau Meet National Newspaper Week Begins At Louisville • 1. CP' Set For Oct. 10, 11,13,14 Rudy Hendon, president of the Calloway County Farm Bureau, is in Louisville attending the Faust Today With Merchants To Offer Bureau Federation's annual Presi- Many Events ;co, Sc Invitation Extended Many Bargains For dents' Conference, October 2 and Murray Woman's 3. eep 4-Day Shopping Spree Club to Exhibition The annual conference is held Ledger And Times so that county Farm- Bureau of- Ed Settle. president of the Mur- ficers can exchange experiences in, The Charity League of Paducah Has Full Week Of the operation and functions ray Retail Merchants Association, has extended' an invitation to ill of lo- a cal orglinizations. ' Also dis- today announced that all local members of the Murray Woman's up for Activities Planned atical- cussion this year is united effort merchants are uniting in a Harvest Club to attend 'an art exhibit by the counties on coin- which will be held on Thursday. the State Fed- James C. Williams. general Day Sale which will take place eration's legislative program October 2, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m at with manager of the Murray Ledger and each county ident- on October 19, 11, 13. and 14. Dur- 1921 Broadway, Paducah. supporting the pro- Times, announced today that many gram adopted by ss and ing this period of four days it is convention dele- activities have been planned for 0 Paintings by W. Kimball Under- t es. body expected that unprecedented sales wood W ill be on exhibition. the observance of National News- ' Lau- The conference is entirely in the paper Week which begins today. Values, will be presented to the No need any more to chase ituih form of panel discussions, with Arrangements are now being Subtle. taa_prebiatanta latoon - tilt cords on your Yenetian b -being the prina completed fiat various school when they climb up. cipal members same - This savant _is_ pepeetad..to- draw_ 11 New Members of each panel. groups, including the Murray High . New blinds are now out, with a_a Among w him thousands of people into our trad- the subjects to be discussed School and MSC...journalism classes, free-whbeling device that keeps' I ing area, he said. Initiated Into are: "Federation Help for Coun- to visit the newspaper plant to they the cords level, saves wear, tear ties"; "Effective Service to Mem- nbach • The Association, only recently and ladder -climbing,, Blinds with see how a newspaper office func- bers at the organized, has made rapid strides Hazel FFA Group the "Levolor - action" have two County Level"; "Steps tions. Students who ,plan to make small metal beads in Setting Up Cooperatives"; "In- their thus ing to and bids to be one of the most fastened to the journalism career will tilt cords. surance Services"; helpful organizations in Murray. The Hazel chapter of Future "Membership have a chance to glimpse the ed her They show that the cords' Education"; With it as a medium, the mer- Farmers held its regular can't "Getting and Keep- work behind the headlines. ,r pic-* monthly get very far out of alignment - ing Mernbers'a "Who Should be Any civic groups of Murray or of si chants of the town can atrive at meeting Thursday night. Septem- and if they do fail to level com- Eligible for Membership"; and visit mburg decisions affecting the town as a ber 25, at 7 o'clock. in the agricul- pletely, you simply pull the short individuals are invited to the "Resolutions and Recommenda- Times any time 1945. whole, more quickly. it' is believed: ture room., cord - and, "click", they're level Ledger and lant again. tions". during the week. Members of the to ac- Over 80 merchants plan to ad- The meeting was called to order Ransom Aldrich, president -Mis- star; will gladly explain every bene- veitise values for these four days. by president Joseph Davenport. and sissippi Farm Bureau' Federation, phase of newspaper. production to sath. the meeting began with the open- "Miss America Day" In an iterview with a Ledger will give, the principal address at visitors who are interested. ing ceremony. and Times reporter, Settle urged Welcomes Home Miss the 'banquet scheduled for Thurs- Throughout the week special that the people of Murray trade Business- on hand fur discussion day night. Breakfast will be held stories will be published explain- as Barbara Jo Walker at home. This harvest sale, ahe the reports of, our different' the following morning. at which 0. ing modern methods used in a said, will give the people ot Mur- communities. The recreation com- D. Brissenden, direator of MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 1 i UPI- organi- newspaper plant, and pointing out ray and surrounding areas the op- mittee composed of Joe Pat Lee, zation Illinois Farm Bureau, This city broke out the welcome will the different ways in which a portunity of purchasing quality Johnny Orr. and Frank Hill. report- be pincipal speaker. home mat for Barbara Jo home town paper can be of service merchandise at prices that are en- ed that arrangements had beersi Walker today and celebrated "Miss Ameri- to the community. tirely in keeping with prices in completed for the initiation of I Miss Saturday. October 4. is official- this general area. freshmen boys taking agriculture. ca Day." Walker returned Auction Sale To Be home-for'-the -first'-time -since-win--- ly designated as newspaper boy Other A motion was made and carried officers of the Assoaia- fling the beauty crown from other Held In College View day. This is the day set aside to tion are: that we accept the report of the Hilton Hughes, vice-pres- American beauties. She planned fete the boys who deliver the ident and committees and initiate the fresh- Addition Friday fla Dotatlas. secretary. to complete her education at Mem- news to .your doorstep every day The man boys. membership fee is $5.00. phis State College. of the year. Ledger and Times Those initiated were: Paul Bran- An iittct.o.1 sale will be held on carriers will be entertained Satur- A parade, luncheon, fashion don, Billy Denham. Roy Enoch, Friday. Octob-r 3, at 2:00 p m. in day with ice cream and a movie at show, formal tea, and "Miss Junior Knight. Edward Lawrence. the College View Addition alocated one of the local theaters. Ladino, Fescue Seed America Ball" featured the clay's James Phillips. Billy Platt, James about 1000 . feet from Five Points Throughout the week several activities. Pay in Fulton County Smotherman. Orvis Strader, Chas. on the Mayfield and Coldwater round table _ . discussions will be Tidwell. and Buddy White. highway, according to Mr. T. 0. held by members of the staff to Fulton county farmers produced Baucum of the Following the initiation a weiner U.S. Scrap Iron Comes Tucker & Baucum discuss methods of developing a approximately 80,000 pounds of la- Real Estate roast was enjoyed by all. Agency. The Its will bigger and *better Ledger and dina clover seed whict they sold be --By Chapter Reporter. Home Again As Jap auctioned to the highest bidder Times for their readers. for $1 40 a pound. C nty Agent Post Office Clerks Guy Shrader. Navy Is Scrapped 4-Year-Old Boy Killed Plans are also being completed John B. Watts believes ladino seed All lots in the auction 'sale that to award special certificates ot promises to become a leading Is to lake place In the College To Play Host WASHINGTON. Sept. 30 ,UP1- Sat. meritorious service to country source of incorae in Fulton county. View addition on October 3a,st 2 The United States which poured correspondents at a special cere- Kentucky 31 fescue is another KUC Claims-takers p.m. are 75 feet in uidth and from At Noon With Pistol To Federation millions of tons of :reran into mony the first part of next week.. profitable crop, according to re- Announce Schedule 100 to 310 feet in depth. It was Japan's war machine in the 1930's, erroneously stated turns obtained by J. B McGehee seaterday that David Linn Humphreys. 4 yeais net. At lust xl.inte she thought The clerks of the local Post Of- will get back a few thousand tons the lots were of Cayce, Fulton county. He seed- The 57 feet in width. old, was shot and killed at 12:00 Former MSC Teacher claims-takers for the Ken- when it scraps remnants of gie Jap he had cut himself. Then young fice will be hosts to the West Ken- ed 20 acres, in Septembr. 1945, tucky Nnemployment noon today by a pistol shot fired by Compensa- fleet, according to Army authori- Gibson dr Baker are listed as the 'Kenneth said he had shot his tucky division of the Kentucky Accepts Position At which produced $5.000 worth of tion Commission, Frankfort. have his five-year-old brother, Ken- ties. owners. and Edgar C. Walker of brother "didn't mean seed and pasture in 1946. ' . - neth, Mrs. Fred Humpbreys, grand- but to kill Federation of Post Office Clerks, Univ. Of announced their itinerant sched- Bowling Green will be the auc- Louisville In the fall of The Army announced yesterday mother stated. him." their ives an,d guests. October 4. at 1946 Mr. McGehee ule for the last quarter of 1947. tnineer. zippiled 1.000 pounds of rock phos- that a "good portion' 'of the U. S. Mr. and Mrs Humphreys rushed the Woman's Club House. Sessions Rue I. Beale has accepted a po- Dates scheduled for Murray are: Mr. Baucum is well known in The two young boys were play- phate to the acre, and last spring share of the fleet ayoulst, be scrap- their son to the hospital, but he will be held in both afternoon and sition as economic professor at the October 6, 14, 20: November 3, 10, Murray. having handled some of ing this noon with a pistol which added 300 pounds of 6-8-6 fertilizer ped and sold in Japan to purchas- died enroute. Examination showed evening. University of Louisville. 17; December I. 8. 15. 29. the largest real estate transfers in their father lceptin the house. The on acre. Thin ers who agree to ship the materials that the bullet entered the back There will be a tea in the after- Before moving places were treated Hearings will be held in the Murray. parents did not know that the pis- to Louisville in to the United States. s. • _ with iIMMOnIUM nitrate. county court house,. _ tol was leaded. , and came out through the chest. noon for the ladies and a banquet 1942. Mr. Beale taught economies at It was estimated, however, that It was believed that the heart had at 6 30 for all present. Murray State College and was dir- KELSO NOW CONNECTED WITH The two young boys were sitting the entire program would yield been punctured, which caused the President L. L. Perry, Dawson ector of the men's dormitory. CALLOWAY COUNTY LBR. CO. by the kitchen cabinet eating oily 10,000 to 15:000 tons of scrap crackers. Suddenly•the older boy. immediate death. Springs. Ky, will pretkle. He was district economist for LATE BULLETINS for the steel-hungry Ii S. Peon- It has been announced by the in the spirit of play, pointed the David is the son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Mr. Chan Harbour, Cleveland, OPA froM•1942 until its death, and ;my. In 1939 when the United Calloway County Lumber Com- gun at his younger brother and Doris Hue Humphreys of Harris Ohio, vice president of the Na- from then until he accepted his States had surplus metals, it ex- pany thatitrie Kelao is now con- polled the trigger. Grove. tional Federation of Post Office present position he has been in Clerks, will USSR And U. S. Deadlocked Again . ported 2.0241264 tons of scrap nected with the firm. Kelso was Both Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys Survivors are the Lithe'r, moth- be the principal the -labor relations department of speaker. iron and steel to Japan. tormerly with the Economy Grocery were out doors at the time. As er, brother arid grandparents, Mr. Reynolds Metal. UNITED NATIONS HALL, Flushing. N. Y.. Oct. 1 ISTP)-The United This .country hollfs about half a for a period of two years. He in- soon as the shot was heard, the and Mrs. Coy Hicks' of Sedalia, States and the Soviet Union today maintained a bitter deadlock over dozen Japanese destroyers ,and vites his friends' to call on him for boy's mother ran inside and found and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Humphreys 50 election of a successor to Poland on the United Nations Security Coun- -odd smaller veasels. their need, ' him lying face down on the e;ibi- f fi:iiel: Rollie I. The World Series cil and the assembly raided in an eighth try to choose between India and Soviet Ukrairie. As We Go To Press third base line and when Berra - The assembly members. locked 'in the all-out struggle 'between the threw wildly to first' base. Reese went UN's greatest powers, disclosed in the first ballot after an overnight re- "Your Newspaper Serves Freedom By Serving 'The -lineups: all 'the way to third. Vaughan You" • batted for -Aregg. Vaughan flied cess that there had been no break on either side. • Brooklyn: Stanky, 2b; Robinson, By Quinton Simonsen in periodic 'elections, it is nonethe7 daily paper, and thereby strive for RI the paper.- If you make a to DiMaggio. The eighth ballot gave the Soviet Ukraine 31 votes and India 23-- lb; Reiser. cf; "Your Newspaper Server. •Free- less a"elected" to the responsible the continued improvement of speech, if you take a trip, if you Walker. rf; Her- No runs, two hits, one error, two virtually the same division which Mans. If; Edwards. c: prevailed throughout seven incon- dom By Serving You'als the slogan position that' it holds. You are the your community? Your oppor- have an accident, if a friend or Jorgensen, left. clusive ballots._svaisterday. adopted by newspapers throughout 3b; Reese. ss; Lombardi. p. "voters." Without these "votes- tunities are many ./ relative dies, if you are on a corn- YANKEES---Hank Behrman went the county for observance Na- New of a newspaper withers away. and an- Letters to the Editor tnittee, or if any changes are being York:. Stirnwe1ss, 2b: Hen- intotatch for Brooklyn. tional Newspaper rich, rf; Lindell, Week-- October other more representatiee com- First, there is the department made in yotriacommunity-whether If; DiMaggio. cf: Mc.Quinn singled to 'right. Mc. Rankin Has New Plan 1-8. . McQuinn. lb; -Johnson. -r petitor steps in. gains time sub- known as Letters to the Editor. good or bad-it is NEW and 3b: Riz- Quinn went to second on a wild As a newspaper reader you will zuto, ss; Berra, scribers, and thereby becomes the This should truly become the voice should not be kept to yourself. A c: Reynolds. p. pitch. Johnson singled to center, WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 UP)-Marshall plan, move over. Make room want to know how and why. Let Umpires: Pinelli, iN) plate. new representative. of the people in the communiy. reporter is always available to take scoring McQuino and when the for the Rankin plan, theRep. John E. Rankin plan, that. is. us consider the, facts. Rommel, (AL) first Poiky Is Determined Nowhere is there a better place to the facts and put them into story base. Goetz ball went through Reiaer for an er- The Mississippi Democrat Represents the People I Ni. second base. McGowan, AL), said his plan "is for the people of Europe ditors are sometimes reprimand- express your ideas and opinions so form. ror. Johnson. went all the way to Someone has said, true char- , third baire. Foul to get out and iso'to work. jost as the people of the South did atter the the ed beeause they do or do not print that you can bp sure that they will AdverUsing Serves lines, Magerkurth- third. Rizzuto popped to Stanky. acter of a community can INLi, right field; Boyer. Civil War. be aseer, certain articles, and their stock come before the attention of your Also, there is advertising. This , AL) left literra was passed purposely. Reyn- tained lac glancing through the field. -Then." he said in a statement, "If they need any extra answer has been: "We print what fellow citizens. is not a scheme which the publish- olds beat out a grounder down the .4 money, let pages of the local newspaper. Yes,' the large majority Of -our readers There are countless sources of er has devised to extract them float bonds on their own countries ahd ,sell them to the interna- hard- Sixth Inning first base line for a hit. Johnson the newspaper is a true represen- demand." However, trite, their subject matter which can be used: earned money from unsuspecting tional bankers who are clamoring for the United States to make these DODGERS -Robinson line to scoring- and Berra going to third. tative of the people it serves. The answer is sound. The individual ideas for civic improvement, opin- merchants, Advirtising is in itself loans." DiMaggio. Reiser singled to left Behrfan was taken out and replac- words that make the newspaper who buys a loaf of bread does not ions on the administrative policies a service to the community. If you on the (irst pitch. Walker hit into ed by Rex Ramey. Stirnweiss are the words of the people-not feel that his small purchase en- ad city officials, ideas for improve- have something to sell, you are a double , play. Stirnweiss to' Riz- grounded to Robinson and was of the editor nor of his reporters. titles - him to the privilege inent of educational systems and anxious to make Mrs. Roosevelt of tell- that fact known zuto to McQuinn. credited with a base hit when no Challenges Vishinsky Our national congress and the ing the bakery how to succeed. churches, eonatruetive 1...diaiani of to the right people. . No Tana. one hit, no errors, mine one covered first fir. the Dodgers. state and local legislative bodies The newspaper subscriber, on the your newspaper or publit services. On the other hand, if you h NEW YORK, Oct. 1 UP)--Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt has chal- left. Berra scorinsaand Reynolds going comprise America's official repre- other hand,- does not hesitate to and many others. Nine times out to buy an article it is both costly lenged Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky - to debate his YANKEES--Reynolds lined the to second. Hernrich flied to Reis- sentative government, but just. as offer his advice on the editorial of ten, the people selected to and time-consuming not to know first pitap between 'Jorgensen and er-. Reynolds going"to third after warmongering charges against the United Statea on a naitionwide radio representatia e of the people it policies of "his" newspaper. serve you in various capacities are where to go. Therefore, the news- the catch, Stirnweiss holding first. broadcast Sunday, Reese frirasa single. Stirnweiss it was disclosed today. serves is the newspaper. The Although the publisher must ,interested in your welfare. If they paper advertisement is the common walked, Reynolds going to second. Reynolds scored on a wild pitch. The farmer first lady. who will answer Vishinsky's charges in the opinions, the actions, the desires. determine the Overall policy of his .do not receive criticism as well meetima place for those who, boy Henrich sacrificed. Gregg-to Stan- and Stirnweiss went to second. impending UN General Miserably debate, also invited Yugoslav Foreign the achievements-all that de- paper, .and the editor must decide :is praise, their Milts become ex- and for -those who sell, whichign- ky, who cdvered first, Reynolds Lindell walked. •DiMaggio 'forced Ministi r Stanoje,Simic to scribes what people of a communi- what news items are to be used tremely difficult. eludes each and every one of ns. take part.. Neither has replied as yet, Miss going to third and Stirnweiss to Stirnweiss at third, Jorgensen un- ty do and think-are in columns each day, the Ledger ancla-Tienes Bring In the News Understanding the role Malvina Thompson, Mrs, Roosevelt's secretary, said. of he second. Lindell flied deep to Her- assisted. of 'the hometown newspaper. has long tried to maintain a spirit There there is the medium of newspaper in .our community, we • manski, Reynolds scoring after the Four runs, four hits, one error, Subscribers Rule literkoost of cooperation and non-discrimina- the news story itself, ePople in realize tnat it is no hollow boast catch, Stirneweiss holding second. two left. You are one of the 51.001000 per- tion. The editorial staff truly your comMunitaa are interested in for the press to claim it is Save One Bushel Of Grain Asks Truman "serv- DiMaggio was called out on strikes. sons in...alas-country who buys a strives to be the voice of the com- what YOU do, not in what some- ing freedom by seaving you." We One run, one hit, no errors, one Eighth initlng 'newspaper every day._, Or to be munity WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 4111'1-President Truman today asked Amer- it represents. Not long body does on the other side of the see that the power of the press is left. DODGERS - Stankey grounded icans to send 100.000.000 bushels msafrain to hungry Europe and at more specific, you, are one of the ago the Ledger and Times changed world. Not that world news is not actually the poWer of the people- out, Johnson to -McQuinn. Robin- thousands of people in Calloway "from the same time force down living costsihere-by eating less bread, %Oast- a weekly to a daily publica- important, but local news is of pri- the people speaking through the Seventh Inning son doubled into the left field cor- County who buys the-alager and tion so that it mary interest to people medium ing less food and feeding less grain to livestock. could more in any of the press. Finally, we DODGERS- -Hermanski was call- ner. .Reaser flied to Henrich. Robs Times every day.' thoroughly perform the task which crernmunity. realize that whenever a commUni- ed out on strikes. Edwards singled inson holding second. *Walker He asked every Ameripan to make a kavins of one bushel of grain The life blood of a newspaper it has undertaken. It should no longer be considered ty begins to grow and to imprOve to right center. Reese flied. to grounded out, Riztuto to McQuinn. In the next few months. is its subscribers. Although' the Now, what can you do as a read- good taste to entertain a false mod- itself, the local newspaper must Henrich. Edwards holding first. No. runs', One hit, no errors, one "That, Mr. Truman said. 'Will do the job." newspaper does not run for office er to add to the prestige of your esty about not wanting your "name lead the way. . Jorgensen beat out a hit dotenalltP •
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WE PAGE TWO TirE LEDGER & TIM, MURRAY, LENTUCKY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1947 Wi - — - THE LEDGER & TIMES but that's the way Frnka likes the 434, "How to Select and Use Con- state showed too little prosphate to Letter To Editor j odds. PEIBLISKED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY CELEBRATED COLLECTORS crete Blocks Farm Buildings." produce good tobacco, and a third Consolidation of The Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times. and The LSU's Bengal Tigers were cheer- NE of them lacked enough phosphate • TiMes-Herald, October 20. 1938. and the West Kentuckian, January 17. 1942. •'CONGRATULATIONS ed with the return of Slim Jim weatl Fort. -five Carson, swivel-hipped Many Soils to produce good grain crops or , W. PErICY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER years Mrs. Bert,. back. and Need Worll James Melton, tenor, tackle Walter hay. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER Jeffrey took Victor to -raise. "Pnggy" Barnes to Phosphate, Potash grass and same since then they' have reared (oil: has 91 oldtime the lineup. Bernie Moore put his Potash also was found too low Published afterne-orts except Sunday at 103 North 4th St.. Vurray, Ky. boys and One girl. all are capab1. charges through ball-handling pass produce cars, all in run- Tests of samples of soils, made in over half of the soils to reau and active in their profekeions. drills yesterday priming for their Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for Transmission as ning condition. at the Agricultural Experiment good tobacco or alfalfa, and 39 per The tangle with Georgia in Athens. little Second Class Matter Mr and Mrs. Jeffrey have w - s Station at Lexington, showed that cent of them contained too pecte td for me 24 years agui He is shown in In Athens. Wally butts worked much potash for producing good pastures The SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in land in Kentucky needs ap- Murray, per week 30; per th.it they. worker? for Milton op shaping some inonth. 85c. Calloway and adjoining in his 1906 high- offensive fire- plications of phosphate and potash or corn. Refui In counties, per year. $3 50. else- :witrks where $550. at Alm f.71- Ye•as• wheeled Fuller. from his halfbacks. Ap- to grow good crops. The report says that such ,farm land, !illy parently Butts they, have many more is well satisfied More than half of 686 soil sam- by-products as manure and tobacco' secon NATIONAL REERESENTATIVE: WALLACE COI W1T'MER CO.. 903 Sterick , f c,appy 1:f.'. his linemen. In Oxford Miss., ples taken from farms good sources of potash. today Budding, Memphis Term.: Park Ave., over the stalks are 250 New York; 307 N. Michlgan T 0. TURNEX Johnny Vaught put emphasis on • straig Ave., Chicago: 80 Boylston St.. Boston. - - - — Ammunoe•11 his own variation of the Notre era. Dame offense as his Mississippi Rey NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ Fight Results Rebels prepared for a clash with hand( • South ssOCIATION Carolina in Memphis The contri By t•NIILD PREss Rekels, with two conference wins, effect YORK SUNNYS1DE GAR arron top in the loop- standings. SOON! seasoi T OPENING THE KENTUCKY PRE". tssOi IATION s' 'I' 1ty Ruffin. 140'.7 Vanderbilt worked hard cm get- Vic I • Y, le stopped ".tiricsi ting a defense ready to stop Ala- paw We reserve the right to reject any Aavertis.ng. Letters to the Editor Another famous coliector LiC'nanc:. 140:2. Lbson Me bama's Crimson Tide bound to be Shutt, Of Pubic Voice items vetuch In our opinion are not for the best intererst is Mrs. America, who, in Of our readers. .4.. on the comeback from Saturday's time New York 'Broadway Arena, the past five years, has lashing in New Orleans. Alabama game; Wednesday, October 1, 1947 Nlinelli, 14034. Milan. turned over to her meat worked against Vanderbilt running API Italy, outpointed John and passing Murray Tent Honey dealer 625,000,000 pounds plays. & and i Boy) Williams, 141. NlorItg,:;rnery. Mississippi State worked too of needed for its ji TEN YEARS AGO ,8,. ' used intersectional clash with Michigan ty u Jersey City. Y. J ,UP -John, cooking fat. State Auburn feared the line Awning Company Taken from the files of the Ledger d Times. 1937 nie Johns':-. 129. Jersey City, step- plunging of Little All-America ped Tunirny Baker, ...128. Cliffside. candidate fullback Ed Harelson of Leland Owen ar.ci d.,ughier. Ch.:: •:.• mlong ,se On Walnut Street between 5th and 6th Ion N J. ok,). Louisian-a Tech, the next Plains- Kentuelcy-VanderbIlt hag the football gar., N ...v .11e Saturday. White Plain..4. N. Y. 'L.-Fri.-Gene [ men opponent. Florida and Ken- Br -lard. 160, Det:oit. iviointed Southeastern tucky went through easy drills. The Nfu- rr,,y H gh School bond tr.:\oLng C R.ys neN bas to Pa- V.c Costa. 14. New Conference Football Review Tennessee strenuously scrimmaged Tents : Awnings : Tarpaulins Tamp.i.• Fla. against dticah Tuesday ardiattotided the Fa.: on Part:nose ars dUPi--7, - 3s WILLIAM A. SMRES • Duke plays. rues. 19e. Tampa; Fla.. stopped Walt 1 nited Truck Covers Press Sports Writer , American if,-,fer. 195. Wash:I-Ivor.. ,3). Harry was bottled up Hafford Parker of Parker Brothers G.,r.ege leave next te.l.t.k for more effectively than any cid. Me. ATLANTA. 'Ga., Ctcl. • 1 4 UP1--- i team has Says Concrete Blocks Chicago where he will attend the nat:onal meeting of Nas:fTait- y.-itclci.41..:erty., Canvas Goods of all descriptions son. 130. Montrear—irmeked ut Cazi,c1.1 Henry Frnka ,sch.• resorts • ever been Able _to.110 AI the GreeR,. Make _Invotir art ••-latrdr unis* +hue fbew lf.48, ears sedl ies upset Alabama Geed Buildings be d.. :me MOniz. 144. Fall FLver. Mass . to the expediei.t of having one of . 21 to 20. the first :.me Mr Parker w111- dr-tre•,.r.e_ of the new• cars h,ome for his scrub halb;.cks assumb the : Still i• the lanky quarteroack Concrete blocks, properly made Tailor made Automobile Seat Covers S.,Ie . role of his 4•Tulane Green Wave's that paced the Tech men to a.de- .Spi- and used, make strong, fireproof de: • Arn..-tr,,t2 most !gored opponent. had an cisive 27 to 0 victory over the ,:. 134. Toronto, un- i and durable buildings, says a new knit,: e sung hero playing the part .i.‘i Jim Tennessee Volunteers here Satur- 1..!1'2. 129, Bai- circular of the - University of Ken- Headlining and Upholstery t:II. 71. Still on the practice lit-Id today, 1 day Tech Coaeh Bobby Dodd was Political Swiss Steak And Cold Coffee Is tucky- College of Agriculture and 'Sffil. Frnka,dccAed. is the mail! deubtful about putting the de- Home Economics. Discussed are to wirt:h when the Geori_io Tern , ceitive iunner and ace pass sling- Tailored to measure Scene For Fancy Congressional Oratory kinds and quality of filocks. how Venetian Blinds , Y,,ilow Jackets in, into the I er tinier fire against the usually to lay them, waterproofing walls Ex-Service Men's sugar -OcAti----in--New-- 4.rr4ie -Orange defense. and Window Shades Oricarrs- Sat-I But after and cOnstructiOn details. We REOFRIt K t OTHMAN • urd,,y for the clash betwe,n= tsv.• it was all over. Dodd said Still was News S. Holmes. the author of the t nited Press staff t orrespondent said they tried to continue unbeaten SEC elevens. in the lineup to stay. it. bt.1 I . circular, says for best results, use AUTO TOPS Prt.s.cient. Tiuman vited it Last week, it wa, remembered. The WASHINGTON. Oct 1 Tulane scouts took home the good-quality blocks, provide a good ‘TIERANS STUDY 'FOR Fraka had a Thespian The firs! polit.cal :un_h of t:.e, la fact. Jec. I tronk you were scrub alarming news about Still and foundation, use properly DE1-1NIITE JOB (4-ILL.'S the shot's' mixed -1 tr. ye Derdoezats who chirr.- s of Harry Gilmer. taking Frnka decided today that it c'as Mortar. Truck Cushiortt Rebuilt autumr: season was not so good:: Vc• "...I., Ai' -"ion Branor. and waterproof the walls. and Backs and a beating -tram- varnius defenses time lii _do Aornathing -Swats swab. wit!. tot- lift t.0.40t..,1 e DT. Ana-7- -be- lied -from county .ir.• at. Clarence said Joe, .1,,red th:t the Tulane brain trust could The Tech Recovered out ti. make it chewable arid. fur. eleVen will go into the at ants or by writing to the college icias -ieriorted that- twa-thirds nt dream up And dessert" 1-.‘ phar.s t I glared at the remains Saturday the All. , game a one touchdown favorite at Lexington s'e!' : 3f tn. .a Ask for Circular of Swiss steak aro eve:J..1,11y educa- straight Lon. the can $1 25 tional rest.tu.,..-:, tht C. te er.ded. w.th nither tile GI The seer' . Tr.. Washingt, r ' — ,r declared tr. •a.aner "ad rimm•alEThmooll bona! Pres', Club The occasio. Jr: Sorteasts,r '.v":,' P:cs..-le• • 'd :rer. Francis -the taking A debate betwecr. tha! distinguish- , 'eari.e2 defirit, ki oh-. ed Democrat. Seri Joseph C. Mc- Mahoney if Wyu mei. 1:.at '• ly r,table- Repubhcar. Rep Char- , enc, J 13t,,wr. This had fresh-haTr cuts_ Ser -0 M.h,,,r.ey- fled tie p. ;.•A - Cr. p.nce nez gIass,. .nd t"-ern . dangle tr Inc.: b,,k :lk 7:b. Leg'irns- siage was made for the bon. He blamed the fiat sitaatom. . •. . •fri t •;1_ t•oroi that Swise ste.,k :ncloded. r. 'he jt,„,„ Hepubli:ar.s Ret Br oom ,..ked his gln.s..• :e• . By gr bluegrass . th• e probien. f ...•.•: ! f ! ar.d burldira.: de..!- 7. (1 Ung -• ; ' Dtr•c:1ad t•-•-race, ft f •crat- An , mg 0,ele•titins %red %n.vter• eac: baryt .ne e . -• • so The g,.. a . Appointed the Mint..• if. 1 orat is eallen co' me: 'ht.. first nar.es • A fine cope of Cie 1 • U S irt7- • Is a men, , e • r.a:s N brakes 1.. hd• r • • -That • 'at .1 tr.- Republican et:ono-if) r- !e ,,d 1 "Haenstringa • • • men'sfixire departmen, good --tru,
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dr , eta ROY W. GODLEY Did you ever stop to think that we live, we learn, we Appoint-rrent of Roy W. 88r.. Godley as asricultural counse! travel ---- all through the pages of the newspaper we read! an tne,public relations department • of the Kroger company, has 1,,een How much broader is the scope of our lives, because we t , • announced by. Joseph B. Hall. • $6, a • Kroger president, in Cineinrati, can read about the wide world Ohio. Godley succeeds L. L. in newsprint. How much rarKt Rummell, who recertly was ap- pointed dean Of the College of more .we know about people and politics; child care and yob o 'Agriculture of the Ohio State eCI :; University. cooking; health and happiness --- because our newspaper Born in. Cale, Ark., Godly was graduated from Crn. bk!ahorna Agr.- • 'covers everything! Its editorial columns better our way INC - cultural and Mechanical c',Ilege with a ‘lore7 degree in agriculture. 1)rofik, Fri • life too, 131 championing the democratic way when -r• • After two years as graduate a 7- Hock ristant- in animal husbandry West Virginia university where vital issues face us as a family - — as a community as a he was awarded a master's de- . _ • WT-.;.• • V. gree, he became county agricul- nation! And praised be its advertising columns for simul- _ tural agent 'fear R;tchie Coter.t, West Virginia. taneousINserving our needs anli our budgets! All in all In 1936 he became agriculturai counsel foc the Monangahr:a there is no truer "public setvant" Power company in charge of C.,• than your newspaper uttITty comciany's agricultir development program. A year ag -, and ours! Godley was made rural service manager oT ThF-Ydison' Insitute, a trade association of the electrie industry, where he -ected the institute's farm • • trif.cation and agr:cuitural 1 progr;rrr. . .Let's Start Work on Kentucky Lake I The Ledger & Times ‘.- State Park at FIggner's Ferry Now! 01111111111111C 4111HIMMIC emmais-
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won only, 12 i.zilipes while losing 11, office—$48,874 30. 1,, clubs' and System. Announcers—Red Barber He ) 7 With The World Series In New York fertilizes grass land and plows b.ut,mlost of his victories came after MM. leagues share--$110,781.76. and Mel. Allen. Television on all only the tops of ridges. By LEO O. PETERSEN mid-season in crucial games. He Rernaining to couldn't get going during the early Games — Thursday, Eastern channels. United Press Sports Editor Shotton followed his first game hird part of the year and because he Friday at Ebbets Field: Saturday Wanda Williams, -Carroll county pattern and refused to come out • NEW YORK, Oct. I 1UP)—The faltered so often, he wound up in lit necessary) at Ebbets Field; hate definitely with his sccond game After years of pasture improve- 4-Wer, was awarded by the Kroger weather for the second genie of the Brooklyn's dtighouse. Sunday and Monday if necessary) or hurling nominee. But' when ment and soil conservation. Henry Company a $200 s4a)larship at the World Series today should be the at Yankee-Stadium. the call for htvling helvbecame Northcutt of Grant county prefers University of KTntuelcy where same as it was for the first game But it would surprise everyone, critic; Shotton gave Lombardi an- Broadcast—Mutual Broadcasting orchard grass -h,, - low pilot for steep. hill...land. —clear and cold, the weather bu- Bucky Harris of the Yankees other chance and he has been pro- iuce most of all,if it wasn't little Vic reau said. ducing ever since, Lombardi *- per with his sharp breaking ball The highest temperature was ex- curve ways has been at his best, when the ittle and his change pected to be in the mid 50's. of pace. chips are .down. ures The New York Yankees sent -You can bet a all the tea in China Should Lombardi go for the Refuge Creek Indian from it's going to Cleve- be Lombardi, even if Brooks—Joe Hatten, another left land, Allie FOX arm Reynolds, out Shotton apparently HUNTERS after the is bent upon 1 hander and Hal. Gregg were the 3CCO second game .of the World playing a Series waiting game," Harris other Dodger pitching probables— ih today, hoping - to make it said. -As Our Second Annual Fox Hunt two for us, it's going to be Harris will make two changes in Lasts Four Days-- straight over the Brooklyn Dodg- Allie—and of course, Joe saN Pace in his batting .,order, moving right ers. the bull pen. handed hitter Johnny Lindell up to OCTOBER 6, 7, 8, 9 Reynolds, a fast balling right- Reynolds won 19 games tor the hit third and dropping the left bander who is rough when he has Yankees this season with 13 of his handed swinging Yogi Berra down control and BENCH SHOW ON OCTOBER 6 who has been most victories coming at the stadium, to the seventh slot. effective at Yankee Stadium this the scene for yesterday's record The Yankee victory yesterday FIELD TRIALS OCTOBER season, was expected to face 7b, 8, 9 little breaking opening game which the made them 3 to 1 favorites to ;i'in Vic Lombardi, the Dodger sOuth- Yankees won with a five-run fifth the series, and 8 to 5 to take to- REGISTRATION of HOUNDS OCTOBER 6 paw ace whom Manager Burt inning, 5 to 3. day's game. Shotton called upon time after Reynolds, of Irish-Indian-English Harris' gamble came in the fifth Entry Fee 81.00 Membership Fee time this season to go S1.00 after the descent, lost only eight games all inning of the opener when it ap- games the Brooks needed most. year, and in his last two starts peared that Ralph Brant'a, the Apparently convinced his Make your plans now to participate young during the regular campaign turn- Dodger's 21-game winner. was well and inexperienced pitching staff is ed in shutouts. His record is much on the way to proving that Shot- too jittery to bear the responsibili- more impressive than Lombardi's. ton's master-minchog in refusing KENTUCKY DAM FOX HUNTERS ASSOCIATION ty of an overnight ,issigi,meot The dun native left-hander !.. his starling pitchers A Solid Car Load Of Horton Washers To be distributed to the Riley Furniture and Appliance Stores PARIS.., MARTIN.., McKENZIE, TENN.. .. MURRAY, KY. • SLAP THAT BASS!—Pvt. John Sweeney, of Cleveland, does a bit of climbing in order to master the bass fiddle, which he has chosen for a part of his off-duty study periods at. the Experimental Universal Military Training Unit at Ft. Knox, Ky. Many of the young soldiers have turned to music in their off-duty hours.
1...tht be a wise move. For big him, rifled a single into left to with his fast ball singing' score two more runs—and they Nd his curves breaking sharply, turned out to be the winning-Mar- .• tired the first 12 men to face gin. only blow _ ski __high _ just -It wasn't. znucn Yankee power, hen the fans who jammed the only three hits, but with those idiom to capacity were wonder- three bases on balls and the 'hit if they were going to see some- batsmen, it was enough and was rig never accomplished—a World the big inntng Harris gambled for. -,•ries no hitter. The Yankees got only- one more But they didn't have to wonder hit after that and it has been a t--long for Joe DiMaggio, first up in long time in World Series --FITS= that fifth when' the' Yankees were tory siswe a ball club has scored trailing 1 to 0, rapped a sharp five runs and been credited With PARIS MARTIN *KINZIE • AIIIRIAY grounder on 'which Pee Wee Reese only four hits. made a spectacular stop, but could Ant for the Dodgers they got six, q recover his balance in time to twit-off Shea in the five innings t the ball over to first base in he Wilted beTore being lifted for • 'He to nip the Yankee center- Brown, and four off Page, who • -1der. It went for a hit and wasn't too effective in his relief ;-med to upset Branca. He later chores. • .ofided that a no-hitter was on Today's crowd was expected to .- mind and that when he lost it come .close to matching yesterday's a. that DiMaggio grounder, he —a rAcord breaking 73,365, which Is it qildn't seem to get back in the broke the old mark of 69.990 set Guaranteed? YES!! By Horton, the oldest manufacturer of Washers Our Appearance Reconditioning Service is just the today . . . Now in oove. at the stadium on Oct. 7, 1943, the third generation of service. This washer has been on prescription for those old trucks of yours that have the market 71 years. Also He walked George McQuinn. hit when the Yankees met and defeat- backed by your RILEY FURNITURE and AP- Johnson ed the St. Louis Cardinals. The PLIANCE STORE. Ray to fill Use bases, and lots of economical service in them. We'll make them !hen grooV'ed a fast one which receipts for the 1947 opener also NEED THESE ACCESSORIES? :Andel! drove down the .left field established a new mark, totalling so handsome you'll be proud they carry your name. Backed by Orgill Brothers, one of the Our Complete Stock Includes oldest and finest distributors of the South. $325,828.70 . . . Today celebrating their 100th for a double to score two runs against the previous We'll recondition them with perfect fitting new anniversary of service to this country. An or- rd put the Yankees in the lead, high of $269.408 taken in at the Just What You Need ganization which has been known and loved for its International fenders, radiator grilles, hood sheets, straightforward dealing this fter Branca 'walked Phil Rizzuto stadium i nanother Yankee-Card- Heaters and Defrosters—Seat Covers hundred years . . . No greater respect can be paid than that given by its long fill the bases, Harris decided inals series—Oct. 4, 1942. SI doors, glass, hardware, headlights, bumpers. bumper —Caravan Tops—Road Sanders— standing friends and dealers to their grand old - it it was time to make a daring organization. Fire Extinguishers—Whiz Automotive .‘re and lifted rookie frank NEW YORK, Oct I UP),—Facts guards and seat cushions. If a paint job is needed we'll FIRST OF Chemicals—Spot Lights, Fog Lights, THESE WASHERS WILL CO TO COMPLETE our WAITING LIST! :-;pec'' Shea, who had yielded only and figures on the 1947 World apply that too. The cost won't be too great and you'll ii hits and Series: and Driving Lights—Clearance Lights, THE REST OF THIS was ahead, for pinch- CARLOAD WILL BE SOLD... tter Bobby Brown. Today's game--the second game, be proud of the result. So see us soon'for Appearance Flags, Flares, Directional Signals, Harris was the first to admit at the Yankee Stadium, 1:30 pm Reconditioning for your old trucks. ether Safety Devices. FIRST COME-- -at if Brown had failed to come EST. FIRST SERVE!! ,rough that he would be open to First Game Score—New York 5. • iticism. But as it turned out. Brooklyn 3. HURRY! HURRY! Don't let this Big Bargain in one of the Finest Washers own didn't have much of a Series Standing--New York 1 Made Pass, Munday-Davis Equipment.. Company COME IN NOW ! ! its.. ',once to do anything about it. For Brooklyn 0. ..ines threw him two wild ones Probable Pitchers for Today-- RAY MUNDAY Phon4. 63 W. B. DAVIS • fore he was taken out and re- New York—Allie Reynolds (19-8), -ter Hank Berhman gave him two Brooklyn—Vic Lom6ardi 112-111. I .Ire .to force in a third run and First Game Attendance-73,365 ..„„,A#AL Riley Furniture& Appliance Co. .-ye the bases still filled. Then i New record). her George First Receipts—$325.- Phone 587 Stirnweiss hit into a Game Gate I i•ce play at the plate. Tommy 828 70 i New record). 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In these homes are fine families and, you will enjoy having a home in this splendid neighborhood. If you are interested in investing your money, then this is your opportunity to make a nice profit in a short time. No better or safer investment. Remember The Date, Friday, October 3rd, 1947, 2:00 P. M. Be There This Sale Sponsored by ,Edgar C. Walker, Bowling Green, Kentucky TUCKER & BAUCUM REAL ESTATE AGENCY Gibson & Baker Owners Auctioneer
COPY FADED plicts. filss 6/3 --- PAGE FOUR,, THE LEDGER &. TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY!'OCTOBER 1, 1947 ==1101=11111 Miss Evelyn Linn Takes Magazine Club On Imaginary Trip To Land Of Morpheus WED Club News Activities Locals dammah. One of the most outstai-Iding fall shape she fell to the earth and speakers was Miss Evelyn Linn then she realized that Morpheus who spoke to the members of the had forsaken her. Women's Page Weddings Magazine Club Thursday after- Once again she was back to real- JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M • noon at the home of Mrs. George ity and sat facing the desk piled Upchurch. high with lessons and papers. Miss Linn's topic was "A Garden Program." The story commenced Womens Club To Hold Former MC Instructor Harold Doran To Wed with Miss Linn who had just re- Social Calendar • LOCAL'S turned, very tired, from her vaca- First Business Meet Is Wed In Home Anne Franklin At Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hans are tion and was seated at her desk October Thurs. At Club House 'Wednesday. 1 in Louisville, this week where Dr. which was piled high with papers. Miss R osen...:,. Csaiell daughter Church Ceremony The Cala Graves Circle of the While looking over the papers Halts is on program of the South- The Murray Woman's Club will of Mr. and Mrs James C Codell College Presbyterian Church will she fell asleep and her dream be- JONESBORO. . Ark Sun. Sept ern Medical Association conven- hold its first open business meet- of Winchester. .aci. Lt meet at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. A. H. gan with all the papers turning in- Mirodi Patricia Anne Franklin tion. ing of the year Thursday evening Bra.•ks soa. f Dr and Mrs. Kopperud, 800 Main street. " • • to a flying saucer. While she was lovely bride-elect. has completed The regular meeting at 7:30 at the Club House. Georg.. S .1 Winchester. EL SliaETic SANx1a HOLDING of the Par- Mr. and Mrs. Waylon Rayburn pondering the difficulty of mount- plans for her marria-ge to Mare!,l ent-Teachers Association will be Miss Chlcie Gifford, State presi- were ina rr.de at ail o-clock Fri- zire eisiting Mrs. Rayburn's sister,- ing the saucer, Morpheus, the god PIANO Glenn Doran. of Murray. Ky held at 3 On. at the Murray High dent, will be guest speaker. Miss clay ..fternuan the home of the Miss Dixie Ely, in Louisville this of dreams, appeared and assisted rnediu which will be a beautiful ceremony Distributed by United Feature Syndicate_ Inc. School auditorium. Mayrelle Johnson, president, will bride's pari•i.ts Dr Hugh McClel- week. her in mounting the saucer. He repair 9f Sunday. Actober fifth, solemn- The Cora Graves Circle will call on committees for designated lan. rien.ster 1 First .Chris- CHAPTER TWENTY -TWO Cassidy. We went in the boat to a escorted her to the banquet hall of 3rd SI ized at four o'clock in • the after- farm " with Mrs. A. reports and any business or pro- tian Chi:reit , .1 W hester. read CAPTAIN HOFER Came in meet H. Kupperud at Mrs. George Ed the gods. noon in the main auditorium of the -No farms around here." Overbey left jects that should be called to the 397-W thE vi.ws improvised heavy tread. and 800 Main. Friday to go to Louisville. .Upon First Baptist Church. and is today with a "The woman's name was Mrs_ From arrival to the banquet hall, attention of the Woman's Club altar of a alacholi and can- Thursday, October t there 'announcing the personnel of her Maggie closed the door. Albee.- Mrs. Overbey went by plane Morpheus disappeared. While will be presented. FOR ales ir: "Well, yes . They call it a duck Open business meeting of the bridal party. . -Good afternoon," he said to to New York City where she met looking through the hall, Flora, During the social hour music will model farm So you went there? What Murray Woman's Club 7:30 p.m. The bac:. %.ore a grey weal suit veryone. her husband who had been on a goddess of flowers, approached and feet Miss Patricia Sehiml. of Dayton. ' time?" Miss Chloe Gifford, state president, be 'tendered by Miss Charlotte c with gruel. 1.zard" accessories and "Oh Captain Hofer!" said two weeks cruise in connection took her through the garden of Ohio. roommate of Miss Franklin , "I haven't any watch. I don't ..iuest speaker. Durkee, celluist, and Miss Lillian }hada a shoulder bouquet of aardenias. SA is.s Dolly _ Knew." with the Naval Reserve. Mr. and flowers. Paris. :it the Cmcannata College of Music ! Waiters, pianist. A progr.an of traditional wedding She was much, much too airy "Mr. Camford here when you Mrs. Overbey will return via There Flora explained the legend last year. will be maid •of honor:.' and sweet He did not even answer. Each member of the Woman's mils,c was presented by Mrs Bev- left?" Stella Washington and other points of of many different flowers. Be- Mrs. Wyatt Harold Mooring. f. -Mrs. Getty " he said. "we got Homemakers Club is urged to attend. FOR S erly- What, sister of the bride. interest. ginning with the story of Christ, YOnesbero. will be her sister's ma- ! your report at the station but if "Anybody else?" Club with The bride from over it again Meets Thursday she explained in detail the story Martha! you Ii Just run 'Yes. Miss Camford and Mr. The huge Philco tron of honor: and Miss went down to the beach." she chrysanthemum be- Walliarn and Mary C-Ileger and re- -I Curtrus." At Mrs. Hooks' Home Dr. and Mrs. Loren Putnam left of the . lily, Star of Bethlehem, .401 N. Caldwell. Miss Marie Latourette. said. -We were coming nere in the longs to the same family as the ceived her master s degree from He went through the sitting Sunday morning for Columbus, 0.. Chrysanthemum, .ludus tree and Mrs Jack C. Deacon. ,pd Miss I munch And I saw a man lying room and out field daisy. the Ilnivers.ty • f Kentucky She onto the balcony. The Stella Homemakers Club where he will resume his work in the holly. FOR S Nancy Penix. all of Jonesboro. , partly in the water I pulled him on "Captain Hofer." said, was formerly a iramber of the fac- she "Was met at the home of Mrs. Emory Going further into the garden will be bridesmaids. • l• the beach and I sav, that-he was the man you found drowned?" the department of science at the have c ulty of Wayaisar H.gh Scnool. dead So I went back to the house "These things tale time. Hooks un"September 25, for their Ohio State University. The Put- she heard the legend of the dande- HAYS & FIELDER one of Miss Betty Jo Bourn, ot Charles- young Murray stat. College and and told my husband." lady. We have to have an autopsy. first meeting of the new year. nams spent their vacation touring lion, lily-of-the-valley, narcissus, ture a tun. West Virginia, will be eaicalist. "You didn't reeoynize the man?" Wirithroi. C She recently re- Which is Ca_ssidy's room?" The house was decorated with cut Yellowstone Park and points west, siiowdrop. for-get-me-not, the rose. Mrs. J. Hardy Jr. will 'No" she said. "I'd never seen sIgned ass.stiatt state and Little "That's it." flawera. arid visited several days with rel- It was then Bacchus. the god of Quality FOR S be organist. Altar candles will be nun.,wpeepre.“., .He went to the open window and supervis. r • f H. rA Feorierracs Ed- said Captain Hofer. The 'house was called to order ative's in .Murray. wine appeared and offered her.a with j lighted by Misses Marian Stephen, looked in, UCal -!.i• N •rtn Carolina "No letters on him, no papers. "Now, what by Mrs. -C. C. Salmon, president. • • drink. Just then she heard Jupi- Foods and Juanita Ann McKinnja. about Cassidy? Depart:nee: • t in af Nothing to identify this Lime I What's your impression of him?" , Devotional was given by Mrs. Mrs. T. G. Shelton and children, ter greeting a new guest whom she Janes:bora Wyatt -Harold ttLi."7:-- aunt know' if anyiline here can N C S... .s member, at %Ne . It s hardtwittohsay. Emory Hooks. and Mrs. Harry Connor of Padu- discovered_ was Aurora, the god-- ise-artng---besereraarral-- aelp mera He- looked around, a llQuarre tsutim al la e.Heavy The major - prtnect lp .-Itesa -T. triekt-SheItori, Ludlow; des:4 of dawn. 16th and Main Joy and June Montgomery. of Lon- 'Body of a man between sixty_and drinker?" t at educa•ta,:l. or- sixty-five height five foot eleven. ,,ir will be -Sewing ;ind Alte- and R. G. Shelton and Mrs. Carman This ended the imaginary visit ake. C..,usin:i of the braie-elect. will .. "Well . . . I don't think he's a Kappa Omicron weight about one hundred and r ,t1on I PaM.ans.- A Very inter- Morton of Murray have gone to to the garden and once more she be flouer girls. quarrelsome." eeoziorn,cs or- fifty-five pounds Bald. Wearing a "Oh. you don't? Drinker?" esting year's w.ric has been plan- Memphis to the bedside of Rev. found herself mounting the saucer Pat Crawford. Ample Parking ,:.. .zat. • of Murray. Ky.' gray suit." "He drinks-sometimes." noel for the clubs. T. G. Shelton who is a patient in without a pilot and as the papers Nobody said anything. Neely 'was will be the best man. Dan Johnson, "U you nave any information Miss r-Rachel began taking their natural folded T:a• : . graduated leaning against the wall with his Rowland, home the Baptist Memorial Hospital. Space and L. L. Wale Jr. Murray, Ky. relative to these two deaths, let's • • fr.,ra %Al We:Al-Y.111 Collette !lands in his pockets, Miss Dolly demonstration, agent, gave a very -D. Hasaakis. of Mt Veinun. Ill_ have it." anci raiz rveo a .111 the Army for was looking at Captain Heifer with "Ask me questions good, lesson in sandwich making Mrs. Lena Shoemaker, Mrs. Jess anil Wyatt Haruld Mooring of and I'll an- paat Lae years „. ner dark eyes wide. swer them." said Maggie. with some demonstrations on how Fisher and Mrs. Marcus Nulling of r5 J no * Will usher. Maggie moistened her lips. "That won't do." he said. "It's to make appetizing sandwiches Columbus. Ind., spent the weekend Af:er el, :them wedding tap. ..The church "That sounds like Mr. Camford pastor. Rev C. Z. your duty to volunteer any infor- from the things usually gi-own in with Mrs. Sadie Shoemaker and ti.e nrckgr.., m \c al report for Holiand. will . officiate aeci the to me "she said mation you may have. It's a mighty -Who's Mr Camford?" he asked tn , home garden. Fredda. sir'. Gerit'•-e• Mrs. al.de will be amen in marriage serious thing to withhold evi- • • •4-p** "But that's my uncle!" cried dence." Refreshments were served to v..11 l•iltler. John' HellrY Miss Dolly. "And it couldn't posit- "I've, answered every question -,x - members and eight visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Chaffin of *,be!" asked me. so far." said Maggie %%slugs were Mrs. Chas. Ross, Mrs. Coolieville, Term, are the proud r.s. handsome- "and I'll keep right on." Dan Ross, Mia. Bunch Jones and parents of a baby son born Sep- :. t • d. have Seer :ssuett to iCOULD identify Mr. Camford. "This." he said "is a matter of daughter Betty, Mrs. J. H. Boothe. tember 25. Miss Chaffin before -harr.Ler of fsiencl.- ana .sir." said Maggie. "If you'd like life, and death. voting lady You me to come with you-" can't Mrs. Marvin Howard, Mrs. Geo. her marriage was the. former Jo ..a• 1, 'TT, make a game out of it. Have "We'll see" Captain Hofer said you any information?" Cathey. and Ws. Junes. Mrs. Nell Outland. 'Mr aid Mr- 'Miss Camford, when did you last There was a silence. Jaras an.i Mrs. Boothe Joined the .' • .71 H. zn Frapkiin see this uncle of rourre," "You mean." ne said. "that club. Sudari grass produces pasturage !'Yesterclae, He came here .to see you've got tnformation, and you're The next meeting will be with aboat six to eight weeks alter t me yesterday morning.' going to make me get it out of you "When did he leave?" word by word. All right! I Mr,. Freeimn Jones on the fourth seeding. DANCING" • •'-7 1 can dc "I don't know. You see-we had It. If anybody gets tough with me Thursday in .October. - — tni a daughter a sort of - disaareement. and I believe me young lady I can be Visitairs are always welcome. Patriev Arina went out anbi left him in the plenty tough myself." • • • rt THE to`aar • house " Pooh. thought Maggie. He failed t _ , *.ir Hara:,:a.. Glenn Duran "What time was this?" to alarm her. P.T.A. Exec, Board "I don't know. I didn't look" • 4 .: Sanaa?: afternaan, "I met Miss Camford walking CHE followed him down to the Meets At Crass Home t•-.o• fifth of STRATA CLUB October alona the road at about eleven- se, dining-room, where all the otti- riUrlared and furty-ae% en titurty." said Getty. "I persuaded ers were assembled. She was star- 1 The Executive Board of the Par- her to get into my car and Martin, Tennessee f ar u.: .ok gc tied to see Johnny theta sitting an ent-Teacners Association met at F.rst Efaptist Church along to the Country Club for a the edge of the table If he knows Lute of lunch. We got there . 230 Monday afternoon at the home aleanura. Arkansas" by about the wallet, she thought 4 twelve, or earlier."' Maybe hell tell Captain I.!of Mrs. Maurice Crasi. 500 North ' E - i car:- d.naaneed. Hofer Proudly "Where was your uncle when you just.. don't feel like tellina him vet Seventh street. f! H 'el N. ale :eft him Miss Camford?" "Miss Camford" said Captair. • Plans were discussed for raising '.' "He was-upstairs." •a., aro- Hofer "I'm sorry but Ill nave to ereiney fur the PTA and a program Presents "What was he doing?" ask ylou to come with me-" entitled "Health." "Ha had some papers he was -Oh not" she cried "You can't was discussed. iooking through " You can't-arrest me!" The prorram will be presented at "Did you expect to find him here "I'm not arresting you" he said a meeting of the. PTA today at JIMMIE SMALL alien you returned" "It's a queation of mm identifying the 2:30 clock at the High School Wouldl you bring the and his "Oh no' He said he was going deceased-" :um. Boston." "I can't!" she sunny hours into said "I can't go to Members present were Mrs. Eu- ORCHESTRA K ! tX! -Who else was in. the house when that awful place again," your home? you left" "Take it easy Dolly " said John- bert Parker, chairman. Mrs. A. B. "Why nobody." she said. ny. "If this man isn't your uncle Austin, Mrs. Tip Doran, Mrs. F. A. .9 WEPN,E§DAYI.N9cT9R.;11 1 1947 THE LEDGER-& TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PACE FIVE ind OHS rai- led USE TOE LIASSIHER id se and Save Money will FOR SALE— Blond African ma- •459515 10 mg wittp•101's 01'77.1 paths. say why Saturday right's demon. For hogany bedroom suite, made by Klu Klux Klan Pulls Sale Notices Now all that was gone. So, to6, stration was held. Huntley. Modern style — Riley Crossword Pazzle esi- P AlW INCI12 were his hopes for the futifre. Demonstration Sat. Sheriff Hall said that several Furniture and Appliance Co. Tel- ACROSS El-Toward 4 A plis.s PIANOS, One extra nice smal NOTICE—I am the agent for Fuller 33--Order of birds "Oh God," Charley said, and weeks ago "A man came through ephone .587. 03c 35-Lite AVE At Crossville, will medium size. Also tuning and Brush Company—John P. Cashon, 1-Boa there wasn't blasphemy Tenn. town" and pasted "KKK" stickers 11-Honey-matei Se-Recover. Inside Pt in his. Ited repairing. A. W. Wheeler, 517 S. disabled veteran-student— 405 N. 11-Like of voice. on the doors if several merchants. FOR SALE— German P-38, auto-' 12-DeVaiera'a SE-Artistic • CROSSVILLE, Tenn.. Sept. 29 iro- 3rd St., Mayfield, Ky. Telephone 16th St. • Olp country enthusiasm He was just a bewildered young Johnson said this had been done matic, holster and extra clip. Ex- .0 (UP)-About 75 hooded and robed the 397-W. Olp 13 --Beast of ourclen 40-Prens three Es A fellow whose heart was out there "several times" within recent cellent 'condition. $50. Call 779-J 14-Hebrew measure 41-Titter members of the Ku Klux Klan, be- :lub DRIVING '47 Hudson to Detroit 15-Carpet Dorn India 43-Even poet 1 NE on the diamond. months. Hall said he did not be- after 6:00 p.m. lp 16-Rights abbr.) 44-Empty (ilk lieved to have been from Chatta- FOR • SALE—House trailer, 1942 Saturday eve. Can take 2 passen- Four times Keller. one of na- lieve the stickers were "aimed" at 17 -Stringed 46-Billiard shot nooga, exploded a stick of dyna- will model. Demoine, 20 ft. In per- gers—George Shaver Garage, Pur- Instrument 48- Adjoin ture's gentlemen, had basked in any particular merchant. • FOR SALE—A 3--room circulat- HI-The end 50-Pronoun mite and burned a fiery cross near otte fect condition. $850 cash—James year, Tenn. lp 20-The sun 51-Distant the sunshine .of the series. The The Klan "demonstration," he ing heater. pre-war material and here Saturday night, Sheriff Tom Hurdle, Jr., 403 West Wood St., 11-Chop 54- Unusual added, took place about a half-mile lian almost good as new. Worth the 23 -Revolt 55-oirra nenSe first was in 1939 and the three PIE SUPPER—Saturday, October Hall reported today. Paris, Tenn. 02p money at $40—Call D. L. Jones 36-remale sheep 56-elberlan ri rev otAers from '41 through '43. And east of Crossville on theimain high- 4, at 7:30 at New Concord High 36-Soother 57-sParadlge in The sheriff raid he was "at a way to Knoxville. an's through Lynn Grove. lp SO •-CharaCter in SS-Streets 1500t.1 each of those classics, with the loss" to understand FOR SALE—Warm morning stove School. 03p -Harrier 311-anss. 1-H115e wave eyes of America upon him, young why the Klan FOR SALE—Warm morning heat- 2-Swine Charley "pulled a little demonstration." He with jacket. Kerosene heater. 3-Darts had been a key figure. PILOT, H,.r CAN'T FLY YET er in FULLER BRUSHES—Call 419-R. 3 7 • added that "there are no Negroes be- Phileo radio. Cornet—Conn make, good condition. See it at 422 -(4,ancIty of Nobody doubts the greatness of S. 8th. Phone 161. 03c Ask for John P Cashona, disabled paper in Cumberland County, and we BOONILLS, Ind. IUP)—Freder- the • „401 N. 4th. Phone 880-J. 02c 14 5- the Ruths. the Gehrigs or the veteran Student. or write tgotormess nowt haven't had care 6-Organ1cation Dickeys, and nobody ever will any trouble of any ick Erickson completed his pilot's Mrs. McDaniel, 405 N..16 St. 08p 7-Shaped like kind." training FOR SALE—Oil Heaters. You can r7 iettet• question the imptatance of the res- with honors and is ready have clean, even Services Offered I-Song loi one olute State Highway Patrorman Charles to solo. Erickson won't fly alone heat by installing 9-(iood-luck Keller as he paced to, the AL KINDERGARTEN-For ages 4 and Johnson one of these heaters—Riley Furni- ch•rin plate and squared off in et. manner said the leader of the for two years, however. He's only 5 will begin at Presbyterian ID-Joined-- • group told him the Klansmen 14 and Indiana law provides pilots ture and Appliance Co. 02c ELECTFIX MOTOR, repair and re .7,2S that frightened the most stout Chapel Tuesday. October 7. 2 22 74 --72S 2e 27 11 -Sootier than building. quick service—Sam Pil For 19-Knights hearted pitcher. "would be back again" but did not must be Iff further . information, Telephone /A 20-Disent•ngle. FOR SALE—Warrn morning • stove low: phone 18 .or 1285-M, Paris. 78 79 ..- 3° 4, 21-Vital organ Did, that is, until this summer. 776-M. 08p with jacket-104 N. 10th St Olc Tenn MTW tf 22-DInet And then out of nowhere, misfor- 12 7.V .35 34 24-Take food 26-Make cloth tune struek. , 27-German city 1754 Between the vertebrae are For Rent ale 37 — 39 19-6forh ieorrib tiny fornii — l,ttic'--_fluid-filled-- -washers.- b. COMPLETE a SALESMEN WANTED 40 ,c,d7sit 42 :4,43 SI-Drunk iScoLi 34-Onif gadget Charley. one of them broke—and FOR RENT-3.xusim furnished a- TO SELL VENETIAN e,m,..... 37-Kind of oteelous the mighty machine destined for BLINDS partment. See Mrs. Dell Finney ‘16.1 46 .7 stone 19-Drug cigarette baseball greatness became a pa- at the Tiny Tot Shop. lc 41 42-1e1erves thetically • • 48 49 Sc 52 53 45-Egyptian solar weak mortal whose leg- CONCRETE SERVICE disk faltered and flagged though th, REQUIREMENTS: AGE 30 TO M; MARRIED; MUST 54 55 56 47-Flavor 46-Part spirit continued to flame. HAVE Wanted of 'to be" CAR; REFERENCE REQUIRED; GOOD PROP- 49 -Es hi For a lots,, while. 58 59 50 -Possesses -Keller keP7 OSITION TO THE MAN WHO CAN QUALIFY; MAKE 52 -Literary his'hopes. alive. Through an ope- . EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Desire Amraimmi, collection •iTi APPLICATION IN OWN HANDWRITING. ration as his Yankees drove to On 111 clerical or merehandizing position. 53-131t 110 mo r,VI rem American league pennant. III su ingholIP nil MO. is Have had four years experience But yesterday, in the gloom of • :811 120 in insurance branch offices.. Also the dugout, King Kong Charle) 1.-No experience TenArKyMo Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. in selling ladies ready Today's Sports Parade admitted that he might be near to wear. Plasseccuntact Ledger dc • CO CRETE PRODUCT 314-20 8. 4th 81. Union City: Tenn. the end of the road: Times- 03p By OSCAR FRALEY • IWHOLiSALE ONLY) -SOftielfifieS- -r - good—bu! United Press Sports Writer But as they raised the curtain on then all of sudden I feel as weak East Highway Murray, Ky, Phone 324 READ THE CLA881PIED8 NEW YORK. Oct. 1 (UP)-He the 1947 World Series Intl' wasn't as a kitten." he said, his eye- • sal there in the corner of the dug- the onestame Maryland strongboy. roving covetously over the invit- out with tears in his eyes and He huddled there in the gloomy ing outfield he once trod so cap- watched them. shadows of the players' pit and ably. In the gloomy shadows of Yan-- There was a fear and an uncertain- "I don't know, I won't now, prob- kee stadium it looked, at first ty in those valiant eyes. ably, until next spring, whether Very Fine 424 Acre Logan County, glance, like the old Charley Kel- For King Konk Charley was fac- I'll ever be able to play again." WE SELL ler. the old time "King Kong" who ing the prospect that he was The eyes were haunted and tear- was the keystone of a new mur- through. filled., as he said It. And 'while derer's row. Nervously his twitching fingers you loved the guy for what he is Kentucky, Farm This was the apparently inde- clutched the still-stained wrists. and what, with continued health, RUBBER STAMPS • structible Maryland farmboy who dyed a deep brown last spring un- he could have been. you wanted to had come out of nowhere to suc- der the South American sun. get away from him. ceed the Ruths, the Gehrigs and Those were the days when Char- For it's hard to believe that at 31 Excellent Herd Of Dairy Cows the Dickeys. A menacing mauler ley, the fearless kid from Freder- a USIIMI.6 best years are behind him. Ledger & Times of the old school, refusing even to ick. was joining the Yankee im- Even if yilti could have seen it yes- be overshadowed by the great Di- mortals as a terrible man to face terday in a shadowy corner of the And Farm Equipment Maggio when runners dahced on the base- dugout at Yankee stadium. NANCY A Little Light on the Subject By Ernie Buahmiltler NANCY - - - WHAT YOU'RE IF YOU WERE SMART ARE YOU DOING LOOKING- NOT YOU'D USE YOUR AT AUCTION WITH THAT FOR VERY FLASHLIGHT CANDLE IN SOMETHING SMART BY THE WAY, WHAT THERE ? - ARE you LOOKING Sat. Oct. 1 1 th, 10:30 A. M. FOR ? Located 5 miles south of Russellville, Ky., Highway 2.i 1 No. 96, Orndorff Mill Road. (See road signs) Present owner, Judge Chas. I. Dpwson, former19 the Jim Sam ZASW04,/EL ZAP-. Flowers Place. This splendid farm is level, very fertile and one of the t - Ie., .1,444,4 ,ec 1. Meg u ..4.••441 OC best producers in this rich area. No waste land. All can be cultivated with tractor. ABBIE an' SLATS Martyr for His Brother By Raeburn Van Buren Improvements: 9-room colonial residence with bath, large 50 cow grade A dairy barn, 2 tenant houses, stock barn, 2 tobacco barns, THAT FOOL!(UGH!) THAT 14E. HIT CHARLIE! HE'S --MAP! HE SAvv -THE MANIAC POINT HE tool shed and crib, granary and all necessary outbuildings. Fenced BULLET WAS MEANT FOR 13A0! CHARLIE! HIS GUN AT YOU, 411t.. HE DELIBERATELY WAS MY and cross fenced, never failing supply of water furnished by deep well 00e•fiRS — NOT THREW 1-40-14ELF IN THE WAY Or THE BROTHER! with electric motor. All the land not being cultivated is in 60 acres HIM! ..) BULLET! alfalfa, '15 acres ladino clover, balance orchard grass and lespedeza. Fall oat crop already sown. Has been operated mostly as dairy and livestock farm and the land has been limed and other modern methods have been used. Other desirable features are: T.V.A., R.F.D., school bus, 2 milk routes, good schools and churches, good highways and a splendid neighborhood of owner-operated farms. Following farm sale much personal property will be sold: 45 head extra dairy cows, Guernseys and Jerseys, fresh and springers. This is one of the best producing dairy herds in Southern Kentucky. 3'Here- ford bullstf_Milky Way breeding), 1 Guernsey bull. Dairy equipment, milking machines, cans, coolers, etc. F-30 International tractor and tractor equipment, Allis Chalmers combine, John Deere 12-hole grain drill, corn planter, mower, 2 wa-gons, 12-ft. cultipacker, 10-ft. binder, harness and many small tools. 3 work mules, 3 bred sows, 3500 bales alfalfa hey and 800 bales straw. LIT ABNER The Pot and the Kettle — By Al Capp WE WANT YOU TO SEE THIS FARM BEFORE SALE DAY OF • YOKUM PLAYS AGAINST FOP I HATES T WHY DO HEN ARE Lie For further information consult .w Mr. Dkkerson G. S. MOORE & SON, Agts Mr. Taylor Or On the Farm Springfield, Tenn. • L • t.COPY FADED •A N WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1947 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY • 0 11101111111111•0115/111111111/41. Western Kentucky DEMOCRATIC RALLY Pr 19 at Murray A -Ke I. • Neii dow arri, Frid October 4 45 . Saturday, Or Men each —SW41 grey on the phis the off and Th are Ti-ad Mere Court Square Th West Padu mach town Co Starting at burg. ton. Paris Bells, Pia Neugl short 1 O'CLOCK spoke grevt prom 7 who CONGRESSMAN EARLE C. CLEMENTS the t, Nominee for Govi rnor on th respoi busin, In lion have The Speaking Your Before a Music by Band V. the vi city, Squar Tom R. greeti Clements, Harry Lee Waterfield, The Congressman Earle C. have by th mercr is fel Ben Kilgore and cemer Underwood, tweer cities of Mc realiz gress supie, All The Democratic Nominees Cha - -Trod« A. .1 Mach leads The the : Congressman Clements, who Jimm Will greet the voters and Allen is chi Greater Kentucky. mitte. Ticket, will state the Party's Platform for a Cul 45 De Will Introduce Mr. Clements The Harry Lee Waterfield 45 wi in th, e All and are u Reg Is In The Air! states Democratic Victory All • eligib At -41 theme cub • .pecti The Will Do Its Share! every The Gibraltar District organ Way, First District . .. Bring Gee Democratic Rally Ever Held In The dairyi This Promises To Be The Greatest pastin outsta Your Friends and Enjoy the Victory Prelude. -This Advertisement Sponsored By CHI duce: LI White • 'po nt) County Friends of the Che Calloway " But weak • 90 'sr( 90 sec Egg unqu( STATE NOMINEES 0-53, DEMOCRATIC 4. 44. 4.10tie4 oP ofIP