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WEATHER FORECAST 1 MEMBER Wail' KENTUCKY: Fair and cooler BUREAU today and tonight, Sunday 05 fair and warmer. 1RCULATI S

YOUR PROGRESSIVE B 0 M gNEWS- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Saturday Afternoon, May 22, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Vol. XIX; No, 250, STATE RINDS AVAILABLE FOR COUNTY 11P.A.-DS Over $40" Be Spent On Calloway Jurors Fail 230 Miles Oj Calloway Roads 3eMOn- FRANKFORT, Ky.. May 22 eSpe- miTleosb.acco road from KY 95 at To- lyW000, ciall-A total of $41.197 08, Callo- bacco to the Ellis Baker ,road, 2 )Istered way county's share of the annual e mink Verdict At $5,000,000 state-aid fund, will be Bruin road from the Poor Farm Lys. Return To spent this year on maintenance of of Bee road to the north bank 230 miles of county roads. The Creek, 1 mile. sum will be spent under a new Kirksey-Almo-Shiloh road from agreement between the fiscal court KY 299 in Kirksey thence to the and the Kentucky Department of Shiloh road, 11.4 miles. Kimble Murder Trial Highways covering the fiscal year Murray-Paris road from KY 121 ending March 31, last!). to the East State Line road, 8 miles. The state-aid projects recom- State Line road from Hazel mended by the county and approved to the, new Providence road, 4.5 Judge Declares by the department were listed by miles, INFANT SON OF EACH MEMBER OF Rural Highway Director George H. East State Line -road from the Mistrial, Holds Hailey as follows: Nemilwes.Providence ,idence rdroad extending 2.2 Dexter road from KY 95 in Dex- Case For October C.T TOWNSEND ROTARY GIVES TO ter to Jonothan Creek, 4.4 miles. Wiswell road from Wiswell to a Poor Farm road from KY 95 to junction with the south 16th street Jurors failed for the second time, KY 299 north of Stella, 5 miles. road, 2:5 miles. TODAY WORTHY CAUSE the Tobac- te yesterday afternoon, to re- DIES South Ninth Street road from Ellis Baker road from L. Townsend, 10-months- with the Cross- urn a verdict after hearing the Michael The Rotary Club of' Murraywent Murray to the South 16th Street co road to junction Joe Kimble. 53-year-old old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T land-Wisell road, 2.2 miles. rial of over the top last Thursday when WORLD'S BIGGEST HYDROPLANE-The hydroplane, "Arc en Ciel," largest vessel of Its rued, 1.1 mile. Townsend. died of complications at Grove-Wiswell road from ickman county farmer charged $650.00 was subscribed by Harris their a total of kind in the world, rocks on the waters of tha Seine after its arrival In Paris. Built by A. A Shiloh road from 01 mile west of with murdering his estranged 5:00 o'clock this morning at Wiswell to Harris Grove, 2.6 miles. members to the Rotary Interna- to the junction of KY 94. 3.3 home in Orchard Heights. Couzinet in Brazil, the ship Pan attain a speed of 58 m.p.h. and carries 22 passengers In Shiloh Brooks Chapel road from the ate. Laverne. tional Foundation. To reach this Survivors include the parents. afldition to its two-man crew. miles. road to 0.8 mile east of A special panel wali 'called from cent subscription, Dexter Mr. and Mrs. one hundred per Roy Graham road from KY 121 to alloway County to hear the pro- and grandparents, Almo. 5 thiles. out of Mrs. each member donated $10.00. a point 0.7 mile northeast of Penny. !spokesman Otto Townsend. and Mr. and Elm Grove road from KY 94 to eeclinge at Clinton. The The Rotary Foundation is a fund 2 1 miles. they Toy Jones of Graves County. junction of the TVA.road. 3.2 miles. or the jurors reported that set up to aid in satisfying the needs College Farm road from KY 121 Funeral services will be held at Faxon-Newburg road from KY etc hoplessly divided after three of the peoples in war affecteetcoun- near Murray thence north to the Lynnville at 2:00 o'clock Sunday os, thence to Faxon, 3.3 miles. Graduate €A,05zdar,EarE 94 delib- To of State ours and 25 minutes urr4y tries and to foster projects to bring junction of KY 121, 3.1 miles. afternoon under the direction of Faxon-Newburg road from Fain- ration. about better unjlerstanding between Backusburg road from KY 299 Bro. J. B. Hardeman. Burial will on to the Tennessee River, 3 miles. When asked for a verdict by peoples of the world. in. Kirksey to the Graves county sad killer be i the Cuba cemetery. Ellis Wrather road from the Pen- facts Judge Elvis J. Stahr, the spokes- body will beat the parents' The greater part of the money 18-YEAR-OLDS line, 5.6 miles. Kirksey-Almo-Shi- does per- of the The ny road to the man indicated by a slip the was collected Thursday before last History Penny road from KY 41 to the until Class In Heights est bulletins! home at Orchard loh road. 4.5 miles. tongue that the jurors stood four county line, 9.6 miles. funeral hour. The Max Churchill when nearly every member present WASHINGTON. May 22 (UP)- Marshall Green Plain Church road from for conviction. He was hastily ten Murray State will grant degrees* New Providence road from KY funeral home is in charge of ar- gave dollars. Absentees were The plan to draft 18-year-olds into KY 121 to a point northeast of New by Judge Stahr who ex- on May 31 to the largest seni r clam State 5.9 miles s-.1cipped rangements. contacted and the club reached the the armed forces apparently was 121 to the Line road, Providence. 2 msles. that jurors were not sup- in its history. announces Mrs. Cleo KY 95 gt plained one hundred per cent mark. FOR out the window today. Sycamore road from South Pleasant Grove Church to tell how they stand. Gillis Hester. registrar. WORKSHOP Murray to junction with the South posed President C. 0. Bondurant thank- An informal poll of the senate road from KY 94 at Lynn Grove to declared the pro- Approximately 204 seniors and 13 road. 0.4 mile. Judge Stahr ed the members at the meeting last armed services committee showed 16th Street junction with the Crossland-Wis- mistrial and continued FRENCH CLUB AT graduate students have apelied for Albritton road from the New ceedings a Thursday for their enthusiastic re- COUNTY TEACHER,S that its members were ready to well road, 9 miles. next term of their degreet, which compares with Hope and extending south the caee until the sponse in the worthy cause. recommend to the senate that the Church West State Line, road from Hazel the previous high of 178 in 1.042. Of mile. court Da October. COLLEGE ENDS proposed 18-year-old draft be put to Cressland. 28 miles. Mahlon Shel- Some of the candidates completed HELD ON CAMPUS Cherry Corner-Patterson road Kimble's attorney. on a voluntary basis. New Hope Church road from east Co. their work in the quarters ending workshop fo•- Callo- t teachers' said that he A from KY 280 to a point 0.2 mile east bourne of Paducah, Those who enlisted of their own city limits of Murray to KY 121, to seek release Of DRIVE BAPTISTS TOLD in December, March, June, and way county teachers was held on of Cherry, 3.9 mile does not plan CLOTHING accord for one year's service would 37 miles. 'LAR Sts. bond immediately. some will complete their require- Murray State campus May 17 Hico road from KY 94 to the Mar- his client on Miss Ruth Butler. language be exempt from the two-year Holland Road frem KY 90 have been ments in August. through May 21. with Prentice Las- shall county line. 4.8 miles. Two previous motions teacher and sponsor of "Les Co- AMERICA MUST -through-25 draft. But no 18- 95 to junction of a road east of Acting President Marvin 0. of the county 19 denied. Kimble has been in jail Murray siter, superintendent South 16th Street road from KY Clark's River. 2 miles pains". French club at Wrather year-old would be put in uruform Mrs. Kimble, will confer the degrees on schools, in charge of the program. 04 to junction with the Wiswell to since the slaying of State, reports that three large boxes against his wishes. Crossland road from KY 94 13. BE GREAT NATION the largest of classes at the Com- Lecture courses were given by road. 2.6 miles. Oakton postmaster, on May of clothing have been collected the west state line road in Cross- mencement exercises on the even- Dr. Ed Carter. head of the educa- This compromise reportedly was Friendship-Kirk Ridge road from 1947. during the French clothing dirve. land.m miles MEMPHIS. Tenn.. May (UF)- ing of May 31. tion department: Miss Ruby Smith, reached at the urging of house the George Morris road to junction fRDAY Kimble was accused of shooting These cloteaas areesp be shipped to 22 Van Cleve road from KY 94 to IA The Senator Alben W. Barkley will instructor in education.' and mem- leaders who were afraid the lower with a road running northwest and his wife with a .38 caliber pistol needy families in Franee. 91st annual meeting of the mile northeast of Van Cleve, 4.9 address the graduating class and bers of the state department of chamber never would approve southeast. 3 miles. 1, Ky. in the front porch of her home The club members have trans- Southern Baptist Convention was assembled guests. education. drafting those under 19. TVA road from end of the Elm In Oakton. Kimble said that the lated 50 letters from French chil- told tcday that America can be the George Morris road from KY 94 The program also included dis- The 18-year-old draft originally Grove road to the junction of a fatal shot was fired by her bro- dren thanking the Americans for greatest nation or the most "ignoble to the Old Newburg road, 4 miles. cussion periods by the delegates at- had strong backing from the senate road, 6.8 miles. ther. Norman Clark. Oakton store- previous help. defaulter" of all history. Sulphur-Buffalo road from the tending the workshop. armed services committee. But Sen. Will Doores road from the Back- keeper, with a .32 caliber weapon. The club is in need of money for Dr W.. R. White. president of TWO WRITERS New Concord-Hamlin road and ex- Sessions were held from 2:00 to Robert A. Taft, the chief GOP usburg road to the junction of the rs. When the jurors gave their re- sending the boxes to France, and Baylor University. Waco, Texas. tending 3.3 miles. 5:00 p.m each afternoon. spokesman of domestic policy, had Mt. Olive Church road. 2.6 mileg." port. Mrs. Kimble's relatives reg- any contributions made will be said "we should dedicate ourselves Beechy Fork-Tennessee State Line SENTENCED FOR According to Mr. Lassiter, all opposed it from the outset. C. C. Roberts road from KY. 94 of istered heavy disappointment on greatly appreciated. states Miss to a physical, moral, and sptritualt road from KY 121 to the junction county teachers were expected to The compromise on 18-year-olds extending to the Shiloh road, 1.2 Concord, 0.9 their faces. The 80-year-old mother utter. fitness worthy of our unprecedent- a south of New attend the week training period. appeared to clear the way for mile. Squire Potter toad from KY of the accused, Mrs. Maggie Kim- StIrtaing of the clothing drive. ed place in destiny." CONTEMPT mule "The workshop was part of a pro- senate debate on the draft bill 121 to KY 299. 35 miles. road from broke into tears. Kimble Miss Butler said. "I would like to The nearly 10.000 "messengers" Old Murray-Concord ble gram for the improvement of in- Lynn Grove-Harris read emotional appreciation to the sometime next week. __ • Grove Cherry Corner School to a fork near cried too, one of his few express my heard Dr. White following a sur- WASHINGTON, May 21 (UP)-_ said Mr. struction in the county." Though both the house and sen- from KY 94 in Lynn Grove to junc- Lake, 4 miles. displays during the trial. members of the French club for Oita move yesterday in which Kentucky TwoHollywood movie writers Lassiter. "and I believe that all the were in recess for the week- tion of the South Pleasant Grove Cherry their efforts in carrying scut the the convention failed to take a ate Dr. Douglas road from teachers were ready to do every- were these develop- road. 0.8 mile. spirit of the Marshall Plan." stand on President were sentenced today to pay fines end, there Corner-Pottertown road thence to Truman's civil thing possible to facilitate the Old Newburg road from KY 94 to of $1000 each and serve one year ments: Panther Creek, 4 miles. rights proposals. needed improvements for a better BUDGET FOR Air Power-Rep. Carl Hinshaw, the George Morris road and the McCuiston School House road The- delegates accepted without in jail for contempt of Congress. Calloway county school system." R, Cal, said that if President TVA road, 4.4 miles from Cross road to junction with a PLANT discussion a substitute social ser- The high-salaried script writers Hedley Swift road from KY 299 PACKING Truman doesn't give the Air Force county road near Kentucky Lake, NEW AIR FORCE vice commission report Which mere- ADOPTS ORPHAN SQUIRREL to the junction With the, Brewers are John Howard Lawson rnd Dal- enough money to start on a 70- 5.1 miles. ly reaffirmed the convention's ra- MEMPHIS.Tenn. (UP s-Twelvel road. 1.7 VOTE ton Trumbo. They remained at lib- group program, he will "seriously mile. McAllen Mill road from the EMPLOYEES cial relations stand adopted at St. -old Vivian Orr does a moth- Kirksey-Golo road from the MAY BE CUT erty under bonds of $1,000 each, year jeopardize" the nation's defense Squire Potts road thence following Louis last year. chore before hurrying off to Backusburg-Brewers to the pending appeals. erly program. road the left fork, 2.5 miles. (UP)- In his speech Dr. White said She found a homeless baby junction with the Brewers road, 23 WASHINGTON. May 22 TO END STRIKE They were convicted of contempt school. Virden-Rep. Fred L. Crawford, Tucker-Garland road from Squire Air "America stands in a most unique now thriving under her miles. President Truman has the CHICAGO. May 22. tUPi-The for refusing to tell a congressional squirrel R., Mich., proposed a congressional Potts road to the College Farm it position" squirrel is fed with Allen Forks road from KY 229 Force wondering today whether CIO United Packinghouse Union committee whether they were or care, The investigation to find out whether road. 25 miles. Con- "No nation ever stood among so doll bottle. to the junction with the Squire Potts will get all the money that ordered members to cease picketing ever had been members of the Vivian's other government officials, besides Bernard Jones road from Cold- many nations with such a prestige road. 1.8 mile. gress voted it to begin a 70-group at Swift. Cudahy and • Armour Communist party. In addition John C. Virden, have "members water on KY 121 to the Graves and privilege," he continued. "We Mr. and Wilk Pat _Weit-Ead gs . " modernization program. meat packing plants throughout Trumbo was found . gutity_vy al of their families on the payrol county line. 2.8 miles. are now the wealth center. mediael court jury of a second guests, Thursday, the latter's par- from 01 mile The combined vote of the Senile the nation at noon today Federal of the Moscow government." Will Sledd road center, educational center, scien- .of refusing to say whether , ents. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Vannoy. Coldwater and extend- nrid House on a $3.198.100000 air The union announced that mem- charge Crawford recently demanded the southwest of tific center, political center and to -the Screen Writers' I and an uncle. Mr. R. J. Sharp, of ROTARIANS HEAR mile. .force and Navy aircraft appropria- bers voted to end their long, vio- he belonged resignation of Virden, a commerce ing 1 spiritual center of the earth." Guild. Earlington. Ky and Phillips road from tion was 417 to 5. Mr. Truman lent strike against those three firms department official, on the ground Coldwater In an attack on alcohol Dr. White KY 121 at Coldwater and eitending signed the bill late yesterday. but would' continue the walkont that his daughter works for the SPEAKER ON said ."Llquor is the enemy of a 2 miles. Out in doing so, he took note of against Wilson and Company Soviet news agency Tess. Virden sound economic order. It con- County Line road from a county a clause specifying that the funds plants. .• resigned but commerce Secretary sumes or destroys more values and AGRICULTURE road to Watson's Creek 2 miles. shall not be spent without a finding Workers' will return to their Situation in Brief Charles Sawyer refused to accept returns International less to society than any Hazel-South Pleasant Grove road by the President that the contracts jobs on Monday on the terms of- the resignation immediately. other business. "No.31, Fescue and Ladino Clover from4 to the Crosslano road, ere necessary in the national de- fered them by the firms before the Fighters British aid-Sen. Styles Bridges, He said the annual liquor bill for British Planes Shoot Down Egyptian sre a perfect marriage," said Wil- fense . . . ** And he pointed out strike began March 16. R H. suggested that congress the United States in 1946 was about liam C. Johnstone Thursday to the Locust dicive road from KY 121 that "Congress has seen fit to pro- The union struck originally for HAIFA. May 22 (UP1-British planer shot down four Egyptian spit- may reduce Brttain's share of the $9,000,000.000, and drink, he Rotary Club at their weekly meet- to. Locust Grove Church, 2.2 miles. Ode $822,900,000 beyond the a 29-cent hourly wage boost. Later added, attacked a British RAF airfield at Ramat Recovery Program if it could fire fighters today when they European road from the Murray- considered neces- those account for much of the ing at the Woman's club house. Laycock amount which I it was reported, it reduced David inside•the Haifa evacuation - enclave. finds that some of the money is round- world's present troubles. ' Mr. Johnstone made this statement Paris road extending to a road sary." Mr. Truman favored demands to 12 cents. The -com- announced in an official being used to arm the Artr6s. He "The amouut. of drinking in and Destruction of the Egyptian planes was when he was telling the Rotarians junction. t.7 miles. ing out the present 55-group air panies, however, clung to their said his senate appropriations com- ard'und international assemblies and British communique. how better pastures could be built Story's Chapel road from the forCe, instead of boosting it to 70 original nine-cent offer and that mittee will look into the matter. conferences- could explain much of Earlier, the British announced that severe measures would be taken for Calloway county. Lynn Grove-Harris Grove road to groups. was the basis for the final settle- Baseball-Even the scoreboard the failure and confusion: Which has to interfere with the British evatuatlon of There is a great need in Kentucky the Graves county line, 7 miles. The President said he has asked /nen. with anyone who attempted . the score when the resulted." he didn't know Brown's Grove road from Graves James Forrestal of union said. Palestine, scheduled to be cOmpleted.lir. August 1. for green pastures in the winter, he '• Defense Secretary On the reccomendation house Democrats got through with* county line to the Lynn Grove- The commission's other recom- said, and 31 Fescue and Ladino and Budget Director James E. Webb officials. Wilson and Company em- the Republicans last !light in " LL mendations included: ; " • Arabs Reach Heart Of Modern Jerusalem Clover can in most cases satisfy Coldwater road, 3 mile*, to take another look and "recoro- ployes voted to maintain the strike their annual charity baseball game. A rejection of the Whit Caldwell road from KY 94 *lend appropriate procedures." For- firm alone refuses to idea that have litiven into the this need. because that war is CAIRO. May 22 sUPI-Arab Legionnaires The official scorer said he thought to the Graves county line, 2 miles. strikers ac- inevitable, and adoption of Mr. Johnstone, who is with the restal up--to now has strongly op- arbitrate on whether heart of the business district of the modern city of Jerusalem, unof- it was either 23 or 24 to 14 in Howard Store and Brown's Grove a positive plan for peace. Agmtnamy department of the Uni- posed the additional $822,000000 cused of unlawful acts should be favor of the Democrats. Along 2. A request for ficial reports Ore said today. road from Brown's Grove to KY Air Force Secretary W. the government versity of Kentucky, listed several which restored to their jobs. government reports said Egyptian troops about the sixth inning, the Demo- 94, 23 miles. to set up impartial fact-finding At the same timeeEgyptian projects which could be undertaken Stuart Symingtv convinced Con- The union announced that locals crats began yelling. "had enough!" Tucker road from Kirksey- agencies in labor disputes, and a advancing from the south had reached Bethlehem, birthplace of Christ, by every farmer in Calloway. There gress his service needed. on strike against smaller indepen- The Repi.i..!Seans guessed they had. Brewers road and extending 1.3 suggestion that churches and linked up there with Trans-Jordan Arab Legionnaires. are building good pastures, con- Hinshaw's board, like the Presi- dent plants would make individual offer their miles. erred, services in bringing serving the soil, increasing yield, dent's air policy commission, urged agreements with those firms labor- Palmer Johnson road from KY 299 management Arab Advance Stopped In Walled City RATS AND CATS and building soil to the highest pos- a 70-group air force with an im- some of the strikes against in- understanding. TOO MANY to the Penny road. miles. 3 Greater education of (Ur)- Elmo sible fertility. mediate modernization program. dependents were called off as soon young TEL AVIV, May 22 (UP.--All Arab attacks on Jewish forces in the CORCORAN. Cal. Hopkins and Short road from people for marriage He was An informal sampling indicated as the announcement was made and a program old walled area of Jerusalem were beaten off yesterday, Jewish Army Weir underestimated the power of introduced by Voris Foy, Dexter-Kirksey road to junction for instruction in domestic the press. He found that rats were county agent. Present as guests the Senate Armed Services com- of the settlement with the three and communique said today. with Kirksey-Almo2Shiloh road, 1.7 marriage problems. overrunning his mill and issued a were Solon Hale, guest of his fa- mittee would recommend a change big firms. These included two of said Arab. Legion forces were linable to advance 4. A protest The communique ther. Vernon to make 12 months' serviee for the largest independents, the Plan- against the increase plea through San Joaquin valley Hale. Gingles Wallis, mileFarmera Avenue - Miller Street- in the beyond the Shelkh.Jatrah quarter or the Damascus gate in the north- youths of 18 entirely voluntary. es the announcement was made number of drinking scenes reporters for cats Soon he had guest of George Bell. Ray Browns- Olive Street and 17th Street. from in west wall of the old city. Those who signed up would not be kinton Company at Milwaukee movies and "against the produc- received over thirty cats. Weir has field, guest of C 0. Bondurant and KY 121 near city limit1snohf stMreourrsyt 1 Jewish forces also were said to have beaten back a strong Arab at- liable for the two-year 19-through- and the Kingan Company at In- tion of films that glorify and now issued a second plea, "no Homer Polk, Sr.. guest of Jesse to the intersection of 25 draft. dianapolis. glamorize immoral conduct." tack on Jewish positions on Mount Zion, just southeast of the old city. more cats, please." Sexton. • mile. -

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY SATURDAY, MAY 22, 19,Is SATURI The seasod for „pests .is here • • THE'LEDGER & TIMES • again. and DuPont annotinced BY THE CALLOWAY.PUBLISHING COMPANY LkeT:Gi ro eriesBe PTIILISHED a new weapon against _these ene- Consoliclatam of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The I YOUR GROCERMAN new insecticide, Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian January 17. 1942 , Tina of man. The declared more powerful than DDT, • W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER it known as "marlate." ..The du- . JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GEtERAL MANAGER pont scientists say it kills a wide _ Fresh Fruits mixes well Published afternoons except Sunday at 109 North 4th St, Murray. Ky. variety of inseCbt; aild Vege-tables with other insect-killing corn Entered at the Post Office. Murray. Kentucky,, for transmission as pounds. - Meats Second Class Matter SUBSCRIPTION 'RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 15c, per Two new devices—one for the Haterietes Grocery month, 63c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $350. else- autoist and the other for the mod- 1214 West Main where $5 50. ern Pied , Piper—have been an- Phone 375 -- NATIONAL WALLACE WITILER CO,$03 Sterick nounced. REPRESENTATIVE: 0' - • Building, Memphis, Tenn.: MCI Park Ave.. New York: 307 N. Michigan One is called the "Start-o-mat- Ave, Chicago: 8o Boylston St. Boston. - • ic." manufactelied by the Walter L. Wright Co..... Long Island SEED FOR SAL EDITORIAL- N. Y. the device, according toCity.PARKER the COMPANN washing the SSOCIATION company, makes it possible for —Buyers and Sellers— automagii operator of an automobile to start unit for ALL KINDS OF the engine by merely turning on nett & THE KENTUt PRLSs Asaeh IATION the ignition key. No starter but- QUALITY FIELD SEEDS Murray. -e ton. • We reserve the right to reject any Advelosaig. Letters to the Editor SEWING The other device is a so-called or Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest We Are Headquarters "Radar Rat Trap.". It is a small Also SOMI at our readers. _ for Seed Cleaning a. -a-- 'executive chamber" in to which chines for Saturday Afternoon. May 22, 1948 the rat goes. He is first captured, • tors, butt, rat, able. Wri then killed electrically. The NEW LOCATION according to the company is killed in Mayfte Across Street From Murray Scorekeeper Loses Count As Democrats Win painlessly," without,any burning sure of Ii - Stockyards The body automatically is ejected pert sing Annual Baseball Game From Republicans Telephone 665 Singer p DILL AND DILLS—Dill 1 nmor Pickle, 23, who deals in dills from the chamber. makes, ti By H.S./1510N Wi; .NICHOLS count Pori led Inc light to get the at his father's grocery store in Rolling Fork, Miss., was - oleo. pillaged one Estimates tailed Press Staff Correspondent tax knocked off named "Man of the Year" by the National Pickle Pabiters 6 out into deep left center for a HAPPY TWOSOME—Designed for long, around-tie-calendar in advent He won the honor because Dill Pickle is his real name. WASHINGTON,- May 22. (Up Assn. wear, this knitted pullover and bolero • triple. Then -Runt" Bishop of is perfect for travel, fry. Jae he likes pickles. and he sells pickles to folks who come up to Man and small covered my . Illinois, who is a dressmaker by as well as business and sports wear. The simple, long- FOR SAL baseonll aames. Runs, hits counter and say. "Gimme a dill, Dill!" 2'7 share of trade. fun:bled his needle on the sleeved bolero can be worn separately over dresses and Wallh Drug Ethyl, aud errors„ Ail in a day's work.; Free one easy roller trickled down by Boo blouses. The attractive collared pullover may be worn with .Bat nevei belore did I have to Oil with Jones of Alabama. skirts and suits. hig along a7cOngreasional directory That's ttie way it went—for 2 WR RAVI& IT -- IVELS. OJT rir get 5 qta. and num-. CANT II MAD ,so I could tell the names hours and _49 Minutes, Along about — (1.1A_IT 15c witl bers of Olathe. aira ers the sixth inning. the Democrats SCIENCE AT WORK Co., 2nd It happeii la's% night. begainshouiing from their dugout: Ky. The Democrats of - the house of "had enough"- By PAUL F. ELLIS program, Dr. Keys Says, is the Self-Service Display Cases COMMER representatives-were giving their The Republicans guessed they yearly testing of a carefully select- United Press Science Writer —Any ty Republican playmateueof the same had They had made seven errors ed group of men who were free of Store Fixtures Reach-in NEW YORK AUP)—Scientiato at our line house their annual contest. Last to the Democrats' three the disease when first examined. the University of Minnesota have Equipment Frozen Food chase. : year the GOP won by a contested hiero of the game was The. real begun what may be the country's Of the 500 men and young men, freezers- It to- 13 Last night. even the of- -Tiger Teague. the Texan Demo- Dairy best study of heart disease. about half will die of diseases of and 135. ficial .curer from the Washington combat erat 'who lost his foot in They are using 'human guinea the heart and blood vessels, sta- Vegetable Star. Sponsor of the game. -wasn't Compressors against. the Germans. He made too pigs.- 300 men between the ages tistics show. Dr. Key wants to de-- FOR SAL sore score of . the right ExcePti.hits, fielded flitlessly-and .man- of 45 and 54, and 200 young- men termine the "how".and "why" of all attacl knew it -was the Demos firne. when •.,2w aged to snare the first ball between•the ages of 18 and 25. All those deaths. • 2684, Ben .• to win, and they did-either It' was thrown out by Chief Ju.- will be given a yearly physical He said that of 1,000 men who STIGALL REFRIGERATION 'ray. or 27. to 14 tire Fred .Vinaon of the supreme examination. applied to be "guinea pigs," 311 court FOR SA1 . I wish 1 could set the record The idea'of - the study, according were selected for the "prime of Well, to get down to it. it wasn't SERVICE and seve right But I _ Can't • Bob Serling to Dr. kneel Keys, director cif the life group." First condition for ac- -of -a ball geese Fat and out- W. R. Jc --or unitc-ce-Piess.-Racireeniraa sitting' much Universliis „laboratory of physio- ceptance was that the subject be -to W.TO ITIGA1 I Owner --there ziehLabiesideameaiand .he at-shape _congr_tssmen._._der1:1. good health and free • logical hygiene. is to discover the generally FOR SA1 -there- goes Republican Fran Case very good ball Neither do you and the individual. cbararteristics and per- from significant disease of 122-120 Broadway : PADUCAH, KY. springs. I at our age of"Sonih Dahota around third and sonal habits Which affects the de- heart and blood vessels. Subse- What aeuld you do if you were vanity I scoring." etc. . velopment of hardening of the uent tests showed, however, that Phone 309 standing out' there on third and ton. 503 Well, that part as all right. He arteries and high blood- /*assure. many had ailments they did not did score and it. was only the a hot one came your way! Like r Most important phase of the suspect. PIANOS- . first part of the :fret inning. it did last night to Tnor Tollefson bench fa The second part was deferent. or Laurie Battle' Would you-all up, guar The Republicans had- Bob Cor- duck or look at the umpire for where— bett* et. Pennsylvania. a right hand- a decision? . Fifth St er on the hill. That turned out to Sure, same as they did. . . 4431. be a fatal mistake_ The GCITYZ4In't ‘71-On.a fiDme. Would figure on runring, Lip against the' :o.ea slide? Well maybe- Like Mr FOR SA1 ex *leo belt.. Rivers, the oleo guy. did once. NI.WCOMEK GETS BREAK -John Derek, 22, -paratrooper. way, th Zirst• off.. Democrat Laurie Bat- Anyhow. it was all for -Charity from Los Angeles who met Humphrey Bogart while the latter third In tle of. Alabama smacked a clean and if it wasn't a good game it was locitting near a training camp on the Colorado Desert, ertson. singleoa,rough the box. "L. Mendel" Vas-for a good cause A lot of gets the chance of a lifetime in Columbia Pictures' "Knock PIECE 4 Rivers of South Carolina whose poor kids are gonna have a vaca- on Any Door." Bogart'3 wife, Lauren Bacall, is helping Derek more bi pate- call Ilan snort. ac-'tea, on account of it learn.his role. silks, bi gandies, Indications Are That Pressure Is was Brooilyn's sixth straight de- son, his third, ended a three-game — feat at home and its eighth there Boston losing streak. WAD Being Exerted To Oust Leo Durocher in 10 games this lesson, though The Braves. behind the seven-hit LW.... they are supposed to be well-nigh pitching of Warren Spahn who =URA Po. (AIL LI slate-1SY . the Dodger fans want Lippy Leo unbeatable at Ebbtts Field. earned his third triamph, snapped Stain 1 oited Press spurts Writer ' any more Ex-Dodgers beat Durocher's patch- the St Louis Cards' .six-game-ovin- los- .:.i YORK. Ntay 22, The blame, of caurse, for a work crew. Dixie Walker, who Ding streak, 3 to 1, in a night game Mll bass Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn . :rat club is upon the manager And was honored by fans for his long at Boston. W. F. pilot Dodgers trying to mill his "bad- though ralt even the smartest and faithful service by being pre- The Bneens scored four runs in win boy" manager. Leo Durocher to the or, earth could be expected to sented with a new car, drove in the third inning off Ray Scarbor- a mast; . • — initho;rt pitching talent, the fans two runs. got a hit -and a sacrifice. to win a night gain. in St. ought AM= Surely as smart a baseball Man as vronLatonk of that, All they are in- Fritz Ostermueller, sold by Rickey Louis from the Waashington Sena- Rs:kg. considere'd by many to be !terestaiLin is games won and lost to the minors only a few v.veksibe- tors, 4 to 3. and Duracher is the man they per- the shreilegLAqint in the Itusinese fore he would have been a 10-year The 'Reds-Phillies night game at na league team :oat:ally bald accountable. realise* that maser than in the majors, was the win- Philadelphia was rained out. can operateaneyea. for .a short while.! Right now thr; Dodgers have as ning pitcher. though Hal Gregg, Yesterday's star—Franitie GiLt- with only six abte-bodied start- ,front line. hurlers Ralph Branca. still another former Bronklynite, tine of the Pirates, who hit a horn- ing pitchers.- Rex. Barney. Preacher Rae. Clyde pitched three scoreless relief in- or. double, and three singles in an - And for a manager lite lanrac'ner.) K•ng. Joe Hatter*. Ervin Valles+. nings: . • Hugh Casey a;id Harry Taylor. 8 to 4 victory over the Dodgers. ',why frequently uses that many in: For tahe Dodgers. Barney. starting it ,Casey is strictly a relief man and one ball game. is an impossible his second game in three days arid Every time they go to evict the snoution. • • hab been rruserable in his appear- • 1 his third in six games. was belted woman. she disappears through Airing Platt:rash Avenue .ancin in---antes to date. Of the others oralY nut iittritee innings. His successors. the back door. leaving her mother 11 close Ebbets Field folks I Roe and Branca have pitch R com- environs to Roe. King. and FLitten all were to face the constables. o art. betting that Purr* her will not • plete. winning game's in the last two 'arrn weary because all had seen ac- finish the season weeks. And•Taylor still is conval- as Manager. and, tion in the past two days. in - many quarters the chant is be- escing from an appendicitis opera- ing raised that 'Burt Shottoo ain't tion—he probably won't be, availa- Cub rookies Liarence Maddern forintten." ble for another- week or more. and Hank Schenz paced a 13-hit. 8 to 3 victory over the Rickey. never personally compat,'• Rickey can justify firing Duroch- Giants at iIc With his gay-blade pilot whora ani time NM because he he can New- York. Maddern getting his. fins Twir- la inhfrited from Brooklyn's Lary say 'that he gave the Dodger pilot birTelikue horrieri t drive in four MatPhail regime. reluctantly ac- another chance after his one year runs and Schenz get- ceritell Duloicher iienasasznIrt baseball ,I suspension by Commissioner A B. ting four hilt, one a double. man, "tie - wt.:, "aloud high in the I Chandler for conduct detrimental to The White Sox turned on their heart.. nt Dodger fandam for his I baseball."Rut did be! tormentors. the New York Yankees, and came up wipii a threet:: en of 1941 'B'ut now Take -"resterdaY's 8 to 4 blasting three-hit, 3 to 0. --mina . n aaaniaan as to whether by the Pirates, which incidentally tritarriptil erigirteered by ex-Yankee Bill Wight. Wight, gietrite Chicago Its first victory at home-after eight -iaesalso drove in what proved Ito be the winning run.: .• --... .— —The ainalaziera-avish-liossie -Majet. Murray Consumers kis three hits leading thisway, top- ped the 'tigers. 9 to 6. at Detroit. Coal & Ice Co. Ted Williams hit his eighth hOmer Telephone 644 and three singles - as the Red Sox We Deliver doer I got 18 hits in an 11 /*nil triumph at You can help lock the against cancer , Clever:rail The e irione ha J'., rr,_ keys are turned. Science holds one ,tey. Your This is a story about a doe' and Iwo keys...The story if, first, we state thr:e facts: motley.- can provide tile-other. %III have mare point - -Your dollars support cancer resoarelt which •Leery 3 minutes an American dies "432, Plea,e" some day titay find tlie 'causes and (vie of the dis- canter. ease. Your money.supports an education program 41. Z:::s d o!those *chortle could hare befn • YES ... the thinking person that teaches men and women how to recognize Ir0,41. DIAMOND CAB cancer in its early stages, when immediate Iv* caIla a • Wan) cancers con be cured—if de. their lives. tected in time. titent can save Won't you help us lock the door? t.ire as fgener• • •••••••••••. For Prompt, Now here is the story. A door can be built to repel / °us& at you can. (.ire more than lanivre.'Gire`to ; - aa this. deadly killer, but the door locks only if two gnarls Inove you love. Comfortable, Safe Transportation 1144 CALL 232 AMERICAN CRINICPR 'marry titleholder Joe LOOKS A LITTLE WOHRIEP—Heavyweiglit Lake, Mich. Louis, after doing some roadwork at his Bear wears A worrisome camp, retail:es with a newspaper 'but DiA-MONt CAB Ledger 84 Times for the defense of his crowill The expregzion. He is in training sigalust Terse'-.Toe Walcott In New. Ymrt.'on June 2'3.

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white and scarlet. . . but it still "John L. Lewis' eyebrows; Gov. Tapered fence posts, rough lumber. takes players, Bo. As Lou Little Dewey's mustache; parshnips with ANSWER TI) Pliterinea PI /ZEE For Sale All accurately sawn, uniform PUZZLE explained: tripe and Onions; 6-year-old sym- widths, thickness. Poplar and CROSSWORD "You take the 'spirit. I'll take phony orchestra leaders; fat girls Oak. John A. Nance, Nance Bros., ALLOS 21—Indefinite On The Range: artiels tough tackles and a bruis- in slacks; Home EED FOR SALE — Thor wringer type Concord. Jol7c two big, New 1-8trikes• lid!) 25—In direction of girls who make up at dinner tab- washing machines, $134.95. Thor 29—Party for men ing fullback.". . . 14PANN With bends les; bubble gum virtu iii: basketball automagic, $199.50, dish washer 5—To appear 31—To stumble You folks who went for such ers— 11-01.v lii 33—To assert officials' whistles, and landlords unit for Automagic, $89.50—Bar- Services Offered I Be. Teri. State 31—Years of ate "sports" as Marathon dancing, 11—Steed 36—To pester and taxes." nett & Kerleytnext to Bank of 36— elyii.g walkathons and goldfish eating 12—Lengthier mammal you get a SEEDS Murray. 3128e 14—Ability 39—To turn aside contests, might be interested in "If you dislike six DESTROY TERMITES. Free in- 41—To upset it— Flu Madellin, Colom- seasoks pass to Grant's tomb and spection All work guaranteed. 16—To retard 43—Indolent this `fillip from. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS — 1S—Sewing party 45 —Inherent Albert Escolme observ- a complete score gets you two prices. References 47 —Si Louis bia. Senor .rters ma- Reasonable 19—Diamond - Also some new Singer sewing 2I—To trouble ballplayers ed his 50th birthday by playing Dodger passes. furnished. Frank McKiney, P. 0. of glass ing chines for immediate delivery. Mo- 22—Genus of moues 45-411seets of golf. . . Proving, no Sounds more like a penalty than Box 471, Mayfield, Ky. M24p 23—Precious 49—Leg joint 144 holes tors, buttonholers and parts avail- 35—Meadows 50—POverty doubt, that pan Americanism will a prize! able. Write Singer Sewing Center COUNTRY ACROSS work, some of our latin neighbors 3N WE SPECIALIZE in 7 5 Ky. Then you can be 7. i 4 ... s as we are... in Mayfield. HAM, steaks, chops and plate 1—Long stake • being as whacky Murray service. Ex- 3—Lengthwise OI sure of famous Singer lunches. All kinds of sandwiches 0 Ii Apparently all still is not Kosher repairs and genuine 3—Traveled pert singer Rudy's Restaurant. 4—To sink in in pro golf circles. Bobby Locke -'WE BUY... middle 5 Singer parts. _ We repair other — 5—The elso was kept out of the P. C. A. makes, too! Seasonable charges. SHEET -METAL I—Gloomy gateway - HEATING and c tournament and. the Vardon trophy furnished in your home Maple 5 Vi----o -la to Roden Used Fats Estimates WORK—Freed Cotham, scoring race because he is not a Ju2c r-113rik5SYM • Iron in advance. St. Phone 681. 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Meat Market WASHINd MA- w) *I 95 01 35—illerm;•mum COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION IN NEED Or A The IC4A track and field cham- your Thor dealer, 37—Bestowed to 109 North Fifth —Any type for any purpose. See CHINE? See 36—Rind of beer pionships next weekend are be to Bank of our line before you make a pur- Barnett & Kerley, next 39—Beast burden preceded by a dinner for officials, 214 M24c 43—To hit lightly Phone &.ase. Special discount on home of Murray. UP—Their long bills thrust through the bars of V4 42—Nuisance coaches and athletes. The Cornell TANKING 44—Lvric poem freezers—Barnett & Kerley. Phone rose pelicans get a snootful of water on club's invitation insists those com- ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED in their cage, three our W twisid Swim. 10101016, 46—Shooting mate!. 135. M2le from The pelicans are ing must dislike three of the loll- the upkeep of Almo cemetery meet arrival at Tilbury. England. Calcutta. s morning at 8:00 a shipload of animals and birds brought from FOR SALE—A new Electrolux with there Thursday among May 27 M25c Calcutta for the London Zoo. all attachments Price $85. Phone o'clock. just to show them it was gospel," she goes out and buys a new hat. 2884, Benton. Will deliver to Mtir- he grins. Well, Bo McMillin is going to work M24p For Rent Stubblefield 1 -ray she Indians, themselves, wilt "And what happened? thesame psycholOgical picker-up Dale & ,SPORTS PARADE about 30 FOR SALE--Registered OIC sow tell you, however, not to overlook "I dribbled the ball I on the hapless Detroit Lions. The FOR RENT— 3 room apartment PRESCRIPTIONS and seven pigs four weeks old— 11424c By OSCAR FRALEY lefty Gene Bearaen as one of the yards off the tee!" Lions will swap their old blue imd M22c Phone 1179. Sports Writer •4/ W. R. Jones, phone 535. _United Press -- - ers who might keep them up But Jimmy could belt them pret- silver uniforms for outfits in black._ there. 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•...... Club News Activities Locali Childrens Corner ADVENTURES OF DANNY DEER 'The Trebling birds all sing By Settle Lassiter low. .bell clear tone, ••• ' buttercup is a flute and it Page Wecklings what A soles omen's wondering Have you been JOWILLIAMS, Editor — PII0 •TE 374-M oft alone. has been going on in Friendly' Betsybug's a dancer whose •-• , Forest? Well Frisky is still grow- The fair_ ing—still playful and Ohs friends- are light and are happy—but let us push on deep -The wind-a harp with cry.-',o: • LOCALS deep into the forest where the tone's-goes playa*. through the Unite War Orphans shadows- lie deep and dark upon air. , of Europe, Hungry and Weak, the soft dried leaves and the birds Ah. fairest• alt bandsrAh ties-1Th Mr. and Mrs. Vester Orr and; sing their chorus all day. melody— • Mrs Joe Parker attended the There, beside the clear blue pool. Make One Desperate Southern Baptist Convention in Is but the little wild wood folk in a Plea: "Let Us Live!" dwell the deer family, Besides Symphony." Memphis„ Monday. Tuesday and , Woodland Mama and Papa deer, there were hummed and skipped Wednesday They were the house- lie happily Daisy. Doris... and Dolly Deer and he knew it—it Through guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merle and before had Voluntary Gifts AMELIA REYNOLDS LONG one lone boy Danny! by Bosden. grown quite dark. To •Children's ,C.rusade' Daisy, the elder, was carefree. Mow 1. Ward 11.1••• Swam*. Om. .• -Whoo! Whool", called Mr. Wise Food, Hope Sustain Them happy and gay. Doris was small Owl loudly. Katherine )"Peter") Piper, ever she went, she went voluntar- Rev. and Mrs. J. 'H. Thurman and serious. and Dolly, her twin who relates this mystery story, ily." spent the week in Memphis attend- Danny shivered as a plaintive They remember mamma, all was sweet aad lovable. Then there is invited to be a bridesmaid "It would seem to." the sheriff cry of a screech owl split the sir. right .. . at ing the Southern Baptist Conven- was Danny—just a buy, who had the wedding of Lavinia Dumont observed. "And who did you say Then a cricket with a fiddle They remember her cut tion. no playmates except for the girls down to Henri Dupres. On arriving at you were, Mister?" out of tune by machine gun bullets in the • • much siireiked Mu Live Oaks. the Dumont borne in "I'll tell you who he is," Gaston "Oh, Dear," he sighed. "how tired strafing of a frightened cluster of screamed. Louisiana. she discovers that La- offered. "He's the man Lavinia was Earl E. Brown, Los Angeles, and I am of dolls and playhouses. I refugees,. .. 0-oh. w-hats that?" cried the vinia is marrying Henri for mo- engaged to marry before she be- J. Wayne Brown, Hollywood arriv- wish I had a boy to play ball or They remember her, blown to but that she looks down on came engaged to my son. The frightened -little Deer. He was ney, ed today to visit their sister, Mrs. mumble-peg. or__Or- just anything pieces when a bomb landed in the him and his father. Gaston, as man-" sleepy and tired for he had been rose except make mud ptes or dress dol- garden. social inferiors. Lavinia's cou- "I'm Dud ley Keith." Dudley Wallace McElrath and Mr. Mc- walking for hours. They remember her left for St. lies. Oh why isn't one of them sin, Amedee Dumont. is Henri's broke in quickly. "I am here with Elsath, 306 N. 6th He gazed about him in terror but dead, after she was- as.saulted by wife, who was a schoolmate of boys?" half-brother, but seems to hate my Mr. and Mrs. Will G. Conner, he knew he .was lost. occupying troops. him and is thoroughly contemp- Lavinia's.- Trenton. Tenn., are guests of Mr "Danny! Danny! come be my At the orphanage the teachers tuous of Gaston Dupres, In New The sheriff eyed him speculative- Conner's niece. Mrs. Rob Mason and husband!" called Daisy. "Oh dear.. I don't know which try to keep the little girls so busy Orleans, a few days before the ly."What's this about you and Miss way to go," he cried. "I wish I had Ati that there is Dr Mason. Danny slowly heaved himself up- no time to remember wedding. Lavinia encounters a Lavinia having been engaged at stayed home for I don't know mamma. • • right and strolled over to the play- what former fiance. Dudle y Keith, one time?" to do." In the large seventeenth century. Harrison Weeks of Nashville. house, scowling unpleasantly. The who's now on his honeymoon "That is quite true." Dudley ad- Miss house on the outskirts of Paris, the with Patsy McCrae. Lavinia in- mitted readily. "The engagement Tenn. is the weekend guest of Miss girls were swarming in and out little girls live in dormitories, at- vites them to Live Oaks, then Was broken by mutual agreemenL" Marilyn Mason. like a bee-hire. Mr. and tend classes, eat in a large msshall • • proceeds to make Patsy jealous "I won't play!", said Danny stub- • dent at and play in -the walled garden. by brazenly playing up to Dud- HE sheriff again scratched his They are kept busy at studies and Mr .and Mrs. Bodie Adams, for- bornly. "I don't like to play house." the diali THEY STILL PAY FOR VICTORY-War left ley. The evening before the wed- Tlean jaw. play periods from sun-up to sun- these orphans with bitter mer Murray residents, who have He had over quarreled before, b girl of ti memories and little else. For bare survival they must depend on others ding day. Amedee takes Lavinia He turned to Gaston. "You got CAPITOL down_ been in Lubbock, Tex., for the past now he ed the SI for help. The A0A-UNAC Crusade for Children seeks to relieve distress aside for a private conversation. any opinions about this disappear- felt as if he shouid. But at night, they remember. All 25 years, are in Murray and the tion lett among 230,000,0W children throughout th distressed overseas world. after which she summons Henri ance, Mr. Dupres?" be inquired. Daisy *looked startled and her the Children here were orphaned for a talk. The next morning. Gaston shrugged- tys for a few days visiting brown nouncern in the war, eyes were inquisitive_ and their memories are seas Aid-United Nations she's missing. Henri then re- "My opinion doesn't count relatives and old friends. Drop Fi of blood and bombs, terror ar.d Appeal Marshall, national Chairman "Why?" Daisy asked in bewilder- for Children. ot American Overseas Aid-United veals that she broke their en- around here." he replied, with a • • ment. And Doris and Dolly.paus- physical loneliness and hunger .. Nations gagement the night before but "But tf Appeal for Children, which sidewise glance at Amedee. ed to gaze at them. Murray Marie Remembers S4e,0011.006 Needed " is conducting the Crusade for Chil- gave no reason. There are indi- it did. I'd suggest that you make The G. Typical is little Marie. whose This campaign - the Crusade dren, reports that the people- of 49 cations that she may have gene another search of the swamp." "Oh. please do," they urged. father was hanged when caught for Children -asks Americans for other nations are joining with the away by train, but it's six miles "We did search the swamp this Social Calendar "You aren't boys and I'm tired of zation. people of with an Allied propaganda leaflet. $60,000.000 in voluntary contribu- America this year in to the railroad station and-no car morning," Amedee said. playing with girls," Danny -de- with the meeting the challenge and whose mcsther was crushed tions this sprint, as the United posed by is missing. Amedee. suggesting "Just the same." the sheriff de- clared. Before in the pleas of hungry children. Saturday, May 22 the bombing of St Lo. Marie re States' share in the world-wide that she may have taken a short cided. "I think I'll get me a posse State a: through a dangerous swamp. another Miss Lillian Watters will preagrit "But we need you in our game members every detail United Nations Appeal for Chil- "Chance to Survive" cut together, and let them have have re conducts a search, but no eines try. And in the meantime. I'll ask her piano pupils in a recital at the youmust play—Daisy so reeds a Marie is thin and timid; it will dren, And also to finance the for- He quoted, as indicative of the are found. For some reason, he's some questions at the Grand Pre Woman's Club House at 7 30 pm. husband--now you to The aim take a lot of food and vitamins, ai- eign -(chef activities of 25 Ameri- quality of the American response, have been opposed to calling the sheriff. but station. There's a train that goes develop tention and affection, to help can voluntary agencies. the words of President Truman: the army and you have just come her Henri defies him and does so. through there around half past one eluded I; and those with whom she bye* Between them. the 26 agencies "1 am convinced the American The Alpha Department of the home. It will be -lots of tun," beg- in the morning, that'll stop for pas- cellents to overcome the ,horrors that are represented in the appeal are serv- people are determined that the Woman's Club will present Cissy ged Dolly, who seldom made such world's children shall have at least, CHAPTER XLI sengers U it's flagged. And I'll keep ship, org marked on Their minds. They are ing as helping hands from humani- Gregg, home consultant for the long speeches. tarian America to the ashance to survive." all this as quiet as I can. Mr. Du- sports, getting the food and vitamins, the needy of the PrHE sheriff, Jeff Wilkes, ar- Courier-Journal, as guest speaker "No, I won't," he affirmed stub- world. Contributions, which will be mont." -hours of attention and affection, through an a rived within the hour. He picturesque- at the club house at 230 p.m. bornly. The private agencies are those converted into food, milk, medi- He left then, riding The SUNDAY agency of American Overseas Aid- come, on a brown Misses which have sprung to the aid of cine, clothing and shelter for the was a tall, rangy man who ly away, as he had public is invited to attend. Daisy's filled with tears. . United Nations Appeal for Chil- was as as himself daughter dren. the distressed through stricken youth of war-impover- Seemed oddly embarrassed at horse that rangy "B-but Danny you America's ished countries, seeing him off. Amedee re- Saturday, a:v.siys liked" and Monday - Perry, e churches, its may be given to Oaks After May 22 Marie-and the thousands oi trade union organiza- the local campaign committee, being Summoned to Live the room where the rest -she began. tions, its cit: or turned to The Saturday Bridge Club will GAA ay war-orphans like her-will go on with nationality sent directly to national headquar- in his official capacity. waited. "I never liked to play house, I getting of us meet at 2 o'clock with Mrs..Gingles parents the assistance they desper- and blood ties the old world ... ters of American Overseas Aid- "And now that you've managed just didn't want to hurt your feel- ately and pitifully all of "I'm mighty sorry to hear that Wallis, Olive street. Murray need only if them determined to live by United Nations Appeal for Chil- to wash all of the family's dirty ings,- Americans contribute to the com- the something's happened to Miss La- Danny replied as he walked A GREAT DECEPTION comman(' "ThJu shalt love dren, 39 Broadway, New York 6, linen In public." he spat at Gaston. bined campaign of American Over- thy neightss ' vinia, Mr. Dumont," he said to Tuesday. May IS away. New York. "I hope you're satisfied." Amedee. "And on the day she was The Alice Waters Circle of the "Well if that's the way you feel. ... AND to be married. too!" Gaston smirked. "Not all of it- at 7:30 with Mrs. G. C Asheraft. we can play without you," Daisy (Ti "She wasn't-" Henri began, but yet," he draw/ed. GRA1 What happened next took place The meetaig was postponed from retorted_ "Come girls, we will play Cho Rho (ages 9-14). Miss Judy stopped at a look from Amedee. AFTERMATH so quickly that it was over before the regular meeting date, May 18, our husband is still in the army OF Allbritten and Mrs. A. B. Austin, "What were you going to say'?" most of us realized that It had be- First Methodist Church will meet The hours dragged slowly to the sheriff inquired. HAV1 adult advisors. gun. One minut e. Amedee was Danny. who sat sulking in front of HARI 6:30 p in. Disciple Youth Fellow- "He .was going to say that Miss standing in the hall doorway The his home. He almost wished he Lavinia wasn't in her room all room. His ship. Mrs. E. 1,s_Ncie_k_StudentIN- nest. he was scrap the wos playing with his sisters for he ATH1 rector. Tag/it" Arnedee supplied. before fisl -isToW-out.---COuthielitit with the Henri could speak. "We discovered was lonely. He could think of I Wednesday evening at 7:00 o'clock Paint of Gaston's jaw and sending this morning that her bed hadn't nhto creeling backwards onto the 2 TIME nothing to entertain himself and The g Mid-Week Worship Service, mes- been slept in. 4 .* time passed slowly. High sc sage by the minister. 6 .4. Ycsrea AMU./ "I believe." Gaston Dupres put l'nftfraid I whistled; I just could 7 6 .7 Finally. he decided what to do-- 10, II at in smoothly."my son was about to not help it.... he would run okay' There were mural p MURRAY CHURCH OF Mean tell you that Miss Lavinia wasn't VARSITY THEATRE sure to be other boys in the forest, if Mr, going to marry him. She broke UPPER that evening was a Sixth and Staple Streets "Robinhood of Texas." and he would find them! Wt. t -k NA- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH vice with a sermon by the minis- their engagement last evening." as; strained meal. In Lavinia's ab- John H. Brim. Minister II Hr 10 Min.) Feature Starts: 1'21- So little Danny set out-small ners WI ter, and special music under the "Is that right?" The sheriff's sence. Amedee presided. Robert E. Jarman, Minister Gaston did not appear, but sent and forlorn_through the deep for- Potato direction of Mr. David Gowans, gray eyes became unexpectedly 2:57-4:33-6:09-7:4519:21. Bible School at 9:46 a.m. word by Henri that heaWas feeling est. The day was already well on director. keen under their sleepy-looking CAPITOL THEATRE 9:45 sin Church School classes choir Worship with communion at lids. "Why?" ill-an excuse which was received its way westward. but he didn't ROSES First. "Wild Frontier." (58 Min ) for all age groups. Dr Walter 6:00 pm CY F. (ages from 14-Ill, 10 50 am. and 7:00 pm, Amedee suddenly exploded. "We in the kind of silence that calls a notice as he trotted, singing gaily White, than any words Baker, General Superintendent. Mrs. Maurice Crass, adult ad- Wednesday: Mid - week didn't send for you to ask Questions man a liar better Feature Starts: 11:27-12'57-2:27- to himself: Keel-1 Bible why, after 10:43 a.m. Morning Worship Ser- that are none of your business' We could do. I wondered 3_57-5:27-6:57-8:27-9:57. Woodland Symphony" Secon study at 7.00 p.m. with classes for what had happened, he didn't leave all ages. sent for you to find my cousin “ Old Mother's orchestra has raciv be- MP Davis, •••••••••••••••••••••••.. ...00 • • • • • • • IRO • • • el• 000 • al Live Oaks ARE "And that's what I want to do. gun to play -BLOOD Outland • • After supper, we all gathered on HEART • • Mr. Dumont." the sheriff answered, Of peace that only THE Third is. Len aisteiU mama the east gallery and watched the nature holds WITH MURDER! abashed but uncontrite. "But I distant lights of the sheriff's posse Of spring and happy May. Of Fidelia Neill Tuella SINN can't make a sensible start until I Hughes Paint and bobbing like owerst zed fireflies The fiddles of the nette get some idea what might have crickets harmon-1 Dos PEGGY PATRICIA through the swamp Neither Ame- Wallpaper Co. ize in melody, Services are held each Sunday happened to her." made any move to I When -You dee nor Henri That only could be CASTLE • KNUDSEN• KNIGHT First_ I "All right. at 9 o'clock. then!" Amedee spat searchers Their failure to caught in a Join the ren, Fr the words, not so much at him as do so seemle to indicate their ac- Woodland Symphony. at Gaston."Lavinia probably broke South Side worthy COLLEGE rittsBYTERIAN knowledgrnPrit of the futility of the - off with Henri because she found whole procedure. Square Seemn Need' • CHURCH she couldn't stand the thought of It must have been nearly nine Talent, • • 103 Main Street the father-in-law she'd have to o'clock when we heard hoof-beats Clure— take along with him. And that's aT Samuel C. McKee, Pastor coming up the avenue between the Slat Third most likely why she decided to go trees. Then the sheriff came into away for a time." Simnso 945 a. m. Sunday School view Call 383 kulr Billingt He drew up in front of the house Ella 10.00 Dean Welhing's Sunday think she Went away, tossed the horse's reins to old Potato "YOUthen?" the sheriff asked "I xi4 School- Class, Joseph. who had come out to meet PRINTING 11 00 a.m. Worship Service sort of thought from what Mr. him. and dismounted There was First- • Henri said over the phone-" TODAY • 4 30 p m. Senior High Fellowship something grim about his manner Carawa • "And you thought right!" Henri • • 6:30 p. in. Westminster Fellowship Amedee rose. and went over to ker--111 • exclaimed, refusing this time to be him. For several minutes. the two • Wednesday, 7:30 p. in. Mid-Week silenced by anybody "Lavinia did ONE DAY • Seco, • of them stood talking in low voices: COME IN AND LET ME ONLY. • Preaching service not po away. Why should she run or rather, the sheriff talked 'while garet, ' See Us .-kbout It! off from her own home? I tell IC • • von. Amedee listened ,-- ADDED • • FIRST itArrun CHURCH she was taken away-taken away Finally, they turned and came TEST YOUR, and-maybe-killed!" us. "MIGHTY • • D. R.'Sawyer. Pastor toward MOUSE" • • The sheriff scratched the side of "You'd all- better hear what :1 LETTERHEADS Sam Boyd Neely, Sunday SchOol his jaw. Sheriff Wilkes has to say." Amedee WATCH:FREE! CARTOON • Superintendent "Anybody else got any Ideas Ift ENVELOPES • announced briefly "Tell them UPI • W. J. Pitman, T. U. Director about this?" he asked. looking Jeff." - •-• • • around • • Mrs. A. F. Yancy, W. M. U. Pres at the rest of us. HANDBILLS "I agree with Dumont." Dudley SUNDAY and MONDAY • Morning volunteered. -When Lavinia went • POSTERS • Sunday School 9:30 (The chat Trdoctb e r ecnis Intittirissdlerfal • • 8.111. sway she took with her • oacJeed fictitious, • TICKETS • Morning worship 10:45 isJIL Suitcase. That shows that, ether- Cog:might. 1942 of Phoeola Prow Father Against Son! Miss --. Evening ' High • CANDIDATE CARDS • .• Training Union 6:15 p.m. The Hate That prize i . RULED FORMS • Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. by thi • Prayer- meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m. ir'45 am -Morning Worship rector, Outdoor Concert-Fine Arts Confed 7 30 p m THUNDER PRICE LISTS • --Evening Worship Building, 4:00 pm. Split The Valley! -The • FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday ray Hi -• 7 30 pm --Mid-week Prayer Ser- Sunday-Monday. May 30-31 IN THE • • • to wri • The Friendly Church Art Exhibit of work by ire stu- gents ajql rsie a11,1 Confec • George W. Bell, Minister dents-Art Department, ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS • "The Church with a worm Seco • welcome" • 930 A.M. Sunday School A "noise ray" from a supersonic Marthi WEDDING INVITATIONS • • 10:50 A M. Morning Worship apparatus is being used by Sydney, The ANNOUNCEMENTS • 5:30 P* Youth Choir Australia, to keep birds away from VALLEY .fling c • 6:30 PM. College Vespers at the College open reservoirs which supply the essay RUBBER STAMPS At Ledge • Church city. watches repaired best INFORMAL NOTE PAPER • 6:00 P.M. Youth Fellowship 1 ore tested on the • Calendar So • 7:00 P. M. Evening Service BOOKLETS • Intermedite m.y.r., Mrs. T. L Sunday, May 23 • At Gregory, counselor. Youth M.Y.F. • CATALQGUES • Men's Glee Club, C R. McGavern, Alas .S • • (16-2.3i Miss Lulay Calyton Beale, the • &rector, assisted by Elsie K.skinen. Dr. J. M. Converse some • LEDGER SHEETS 7' counselor. Wesley Foundation for 111.11. • soprano-Recital Hall. 3:00 pm. nernsmiidlataly cheris • College Students, Vespers on Sun- • BANK CHECKS Graduate what he:wrong when you of the • day evening, 6:30, Miss Ann Eva Tuesday, May, • being your watch In. It —ALSO— South Gibbs, Student Secretary. Tommy Walker. clariM; Audrey Veterinarian • proves to you that its comet • • • • Sager, piano, Senior Recarl_Re- right, LON McCALLISTER • cital Hall, 8:15 p.m. 701 Elm Street when you lake It out„ CARTOON moria • MEMORIAL BAPTIST cimacit parks • • Three Blocks South of PEGGY • • leth and Main Thursday. May 27 and ANN GARNER ing to • • H. Rene, Pastor Parker's Garage • LEDGER & TIMES • Wendell C. R. -McGovern, piano, Facu'ty Furches Jewelry Conte • • Sunday RecitaL_Recital Hall. 8:15 pm. PHONE 573-J MOVIETONE EDMUND GWENN Jeff North Fourth Street Telephone 55 • 9:30 a m -Sunday School. Park, • Monday May 31 Store • Alvin Harrell, Superintendent NEWS lucky 00 College Band, R. W. Farrell, ill- 4. 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