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The Ledger and Times, November 21, 1947

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. For 1847 1947 Selected As Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper of the WEATHER FORECAST wfully MINUS i at a 1. UDIT Kentucky and Tennessee- Mostly cloudy uith risine UREAU to- were op temperatures today and Alton, night uith some rain Saturay • IRCULATI after- and beginning in West por- tions tonight. were Miller fe re- YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- Nov. 21, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION - 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 136 PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Friday Afternoon, Thurs- United Press al and raig. strip- .'h put MSC Thoroughbreds Open Basketball Tobacco Industry Demandr4" 4.ernment d Will aducah of Bob Season Against Anna, Nov. 25 Finance Exports To Europe arplus ,m the sclecto- Training School Colts Play Kirksey ' Resolutions Aiming to Save European Texas PRODUCE LIVESTOCK • Steely Tonight In Season's First Home Game Market To Be Presented To Congress cl. ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK- at his produce: WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 UP)- ciation. Inc., ot which J. B. Hut- Murray Training School ws: The YARDS, Nov. 21 UP -USDA - de- son. Washington. is preselet t Poultry: Two cant. 31 trnucks The Southern tobacco industry •• for a play Kirksey in the first home Bradley Is Named Livestock: manded today that the government .1. B. Hutson, a former resident of steady; young hen turkeys 45. game of the current basketball sea- Hogs 11,000, salable 9.000; active. finance export of at least 50.000.000 Calloway County, was born at Cheese: Twins 42-42, 1-2; single texan- • son tonight at the Carr Health As Successor To Mostly, 25 to 50 higher than aver- pounds of surplus U.S. tobacco to Cherry corner near Murray. Be- if Sam daisies 43 3-4-44 1-4; Swiss 69-72. age Thursday. Tisp and bulk good Germany and provide .for ."ade- sides holding a position as presi- Building on the campus. Chief of Staff Butter: 367,541 lbs.; weak; 93 and choice 180 to 300 lbs. 22.50; quate tobacco shipments under the dent of the Tobacco Association, The Colts were defeated 40-27 in !monies score 81; 92 score 79; 90 score 75 moderate number early 25.25: 160 long-range European recovery pro- Inc., he was selected to represent Sedalia WASHINGTON. Nov. 21 (UP/- - their opening game against 1-2; 89 score 68 1-2. Carlots: 90 to 170 lbs. 24.50-25; 130 to 150 lbs. gram. the United States on the U.N. Se L DOG High School last_Wednesday night. Gen. Omar N. Bradley will suc- score 75 1-2; b9 score 68 1-2. 22 to 24.50; 100 to 120 lbs. 19 to These steps are required. indus- curdy Council. His brother. N. P. 21.50; bulk good sows 450 lbs. down try spokesmen said, to -improve Hutson, operates a whole feed busi- The MSC Thoroughbreos will, ceed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower Eggs: 11,858 cases; steady; extras extras 2: 56-60: 3 and 4 24 to 25; over 450 lbs. mostly 23 wforale" in Germany, to step-up ness on Railroad Ave. in Murray. open the regulsr season against the as Army Chief of Staff. President 1: 60-62; 49-52: standards 1 and 2: 47-48; 3 to 23.75; stags 17.50 to.21. production throughout Europe t% The res..lutiohs asked: Anna., Ill.. Independents on No- Truman announced today. and 4: 45-46; current receipts 44-45; Cattle 2,700, salable 1,800; calves providing incentive goods, and to 1. That either Commodity Cred- Veterans Ad- • vember 25 in Muriay. They will Bradley. who is dirties 36 1-2-37 1-2; checks 35 1-2 1.000, all salable. Steers in light save the European market or U. S. it Corp. be authcrized to make - which will ministrator, will be succeeded by 36 1-2. supply and on131 small representa- tobacco. available immethateiy for shipment rainaee play a 21 game schedule to president of tion of butther yearlings and heif- request was contained in to Germany an initial supply of at Harlan Include such teams as Marshall, Carl R. Gray. Jr., vice The Chicago & Northwestern Rail- ers offered, these mainly medium three resolutions approved at a least 50,000.000 pounds of tobacco. ion on winner of last year's National In- the way Co. MARKETS to good from 17 to 25.50; opening meeting of representatives of 56 to- from its loan stocks or that funds It will Western tercollegiate tourney; trade on cows steady with canners bacco growers, warehousemen . and be made available for purchase of cres of Maj. Gen. Clifton B. Cates will Kentucky, champions of the KIAC At A Glance and cutters largely from 10 to 12 - the tobacco through increased ap- succeed .Gen. A. A. Vandegrift as dealers from eight states. The res- rodueed and SIAA; and Eastern Kentucky, cows areas. of. the Marine Corps. common and medium beef olutions were to be presented to a propriations hit occupied for 26 commandant - Calumet Farm's two-year-old colt. one of the strongest small teams in DERBY PROSPECT 13 to 16: odd head good upward group of congress men today by a The 50,006800 pounds would be Agent The President at a news confer- By United Pfess the nation. Citation, is being led to his stall at Hialeah by groom Jimmy from 16.50; bulls scarce and quot- "Steering Committee" ap- only a small portion of the sur- . - ence also announced that the re- Stocks higher in quiet trading. five-man have been wonting Knowles after arriving from the northland. The fleet-footed able steady. Good and choice industry. plus stocks held by the Commodity The Heeds signation of Gen. Robert Littlejohn Bonds irregular; U. S. Govern- pointed from the in the since early October in prepara- colt is the favorite in the Kentucky Derby winter. book. .,. vealers declined $2: lower grades resolutions were endorsed Credit Corp. on priee-support loans as War Assets Administrator will ments did not trade. The n the for this yek's schedule. Re- steady' to $2 off. Good and choice men from North Caro- to growers. tion be accepted as of Nov. 28. Curb stocks irregularly' higher. by tobacco Cal r:CS turning "lettermen include Johnny vealers 23-30; common and medium lina, Virginia, South Carolina. 2. That export import bank Bradley will return to the War Chicago stocks irregular. ser wig Reagan. Charlie Snow. Harry Mc- 13-22; culls held around 8-11' Georgia. Kentucky. Tennessee. In- roake funds available for assistance Department December 1 to take Silver unchanged in New York Rotarians Hear President Ralph nd will Prath, Rex Alexander, Jim Pearce, Sheep 1,700, salable 1,500: re- diana and West Virginia. spokes- in exporting U. S.-grOwn tobacco. advantage of some accumulated at 74 5-8 cents a fine 01111C.4. ich tile, Jim Frank, Odell Phillips. and ceipts mostly native lambs. Mar- men said. Up to now; spokesmen said, the to- leave and also to make a first hand Cotton futures higher. Woods On Need of Funds for College Harold Loughary from the 1946-47 ket steady to strong. Most good Industry spokesmen said govern- bacco trade has been unable to ar- survey of various army headquar- Grain in Chicago: Wheat, corn, squad. Kenneth Cain and Zadia native wooled lambs ment action was necessary to' in- of American- tobac- the country before re- oat and barley futures firm. and choice range financing ters around A. G. Gibs,11 was the hotjor guest Herresid are lettermen who will be to fit available funds, he 22.50-23; top 23; medium to , good sure the tobaesso industry co-extents throto,h- -the- E. placing Eisenhower. the Rotary Club Vtirtnt back from the. service. Clift Cav- at the meeting of 19.25-22: cull to medium throwouts European markets. Three-fourths port bank. The President said that Bradley Club said ender played for Murray in 1942 A. Carman To yesterday at the Woman's slaughter ewes 8 down; of all U.S. tobacco leaf export go be made for would not take over as Whereas the fund allocated now 15-17 Most 3. That provision coaching at actually House. Gibson is a past president of Britain stopped all pur- and is returning ajler de- is $325 000. a request will be made strictly good and choice quotable to Europe. "Supplying adequate quantities of chief of staff until Eisenhower the club and now lives in Nashville, direct Sedalia. Undergo Surgery of higher.. chases recently for lack of dollars. U.S. grown tobacco to meet Euro- parts to become president of Co- of John for a sum $579.0007 Some changes have been made Tenn. He was the guest Exports of all types of unmanufac- pean requirements in connection •it in lumbia University. in the pattern of play in early Hospital Conger. tured tobacco through September with the European recovery' pro- Thus Eisenhower was put into At Memphis Trio To rgavg workouts. Johnny Reagan, the Visiting Rotarians were Melvin Dunnaway of this year lagged behind exports gram". rather an unusual position of hav- Kirksey Defeats Missouri redhead and two time Fitts of Marlin. Tenn.. Tyler Rick- for the same period last year by 20 The resolutions said that Ger- ing a designated successor waiting Reports received this afternoon captain, will probably be used Paris. Tenn., arid J. 0 Sing At Martin's per cent, on a poundage basis, and and Europe needed tobacco on deck and waiting for his plan- indicate that A. Carman is resting man of Smithland 31-30 many exclusively at center this year. In of Ma',field. Dr. Georg, 18 per, cent in dollar volume, for production incentives; to pro- ned resignation to take effect. nicely. C4rman, head of the agri- Lewis. order to affect this switch, Charlie present as the guest of Chapel Church Sun. The .resolutions were passed at vide internal revenues and to main- Whether the . president's action culture department at the college, Bell was In Close Game Snow has been moved to forward. an industry-wade meeting•ca.1.1eilsby tain the morale. of -.1%e sgentsie.'; today would speed Eisenhower's was admitted to- the Baptist Hasa Jess Sexton. Frank has been teaming with vet- Dunnaway Trio will be at the tobacco association of the United In connection with Germany, the departure from the government re- pital in Memphis Wednesday noon. Grover Wood James made the Kirksey defeated visiting Smith- The eran Pearce in the guard positions. in Mem- Martin's Chapel Methodist Church States, headed by Clyde Austen, the group said, the tobacco would mained to be seen. Persons close Mrs. Carman is staying motions, which was carried, to have High ene It would be a thankless task for land by point Wednesday afternoon, November 23. Greenville. Tenn.: the Buret and "Eliminate the black market" and to Eisenhower had mentioned April phis during her husband's illness. a tree planted in memory of Paul Sunday apyone to try and pick a starting night in a close game which could The group 7.4 ill sing several se- Dark Leaf Tobacco Export Associa- "would lead to Increased produc- 1 as a possible date, but some ad- A daughter, Mrs 'Oren Hull. re- Harris. founder of Rotary. A. Car- hteup at this time. either at the special servicesched- tion,. headed by John W.. Jones, tion on in factories and in ministration quarters yesterday an ported that word has been received mel. S. V. Foy. and C. 0. Bondu- have wine way. lections furies, 3:00 o clock. Lexington. Ky.. 'and 'Tobacco Asso- mines and thereby provide increas- tliat -the wartime com- that her Lithe- will probably under- rant were placed' on a committee The Kirksey quintet hell a two uled for for - ed goods for exports. mander of 'the allied armies in go surgery sometime Monday to get the tree planted. Hunter point lead at the end of the first BULLETINS Hutson said the Agriculture, De- Europe would leave about Feb. 1 a glandular condition. Love and James C. Williams were 711 quarter. only to lose it at the half partments order for a 27 per cent WICHITA. Kan. Nov. 21 (UM- placed rtn a committee for publi- Miss Anne Lowry Recovers Voice To when the score was 15 to 15. At cut-back in 1948 tobacco acreage The southwest Friendship Train. a cizing the event and Mason Ross 11 came up for &scut:skin during the "breadbasket special" from the Are Named was named as a committee of nine the end of the third period they Play Last Night In "Corn Is Green" Walker, Wyatt, Hackney meeting. But he said the export heart of the'- nat. 's wheat coun- to furnish the necessary plant fer- were out in front again when the A first night atichenc. of 4.-,O ,av. program which the industry is re- try, rolled through Kansas today Football Team For '47 tilizers. tally late 25-23. In the last quar- • On All-KIAC the performance of "The Corn is questing would have no effect on laden with food for Europe's hun- It was called to the attAtion of ter the visitors scored 7 points and Green" given by the Sock and Bus- Jones playing the part of John next year's productian quotas be- gry. sche- the home team 6. making the final foot- Members that no meeting is Coronwy Jones. His characteriza- cause it would not go into opera- train will have a minimum Three Murray State Collette kin) dramatics club in the MSC The Ends: Jack Coleman. Louisville. duled for next Thursday, that day score 31-30. -conscious on _the auditorium last evening. tion of the Welsh moral tion-until after planting tiine. of 151 carloads of "fuel foods- from ball players were named Jack Wyatt, Murray. Smithland led the and being Thanksgiving. Jacobs from who had been school teacher- was a continual des' The "steering committee' push- seven Southwestern States by the All-KIAC team announced yester- Centre. Miss Anne Lowry. Tackles: Art Schreiber, B. E Broach spoke on what has scoring for the evening with 14 light to the audience. ing for eovernment action on the City. Mo. to- day by the Associated Press, giv- suffering from laryngitis and loss time it leaves Kansas and John Hackney, Murray. been done to house the veteran cons points. Next were Adams and deserves the,largest of. voice. went on in her role as Miss Patsy Ann Sowers industry's pru.posals is composed night.. ing the Thoroughbred* Leistnets_GeorateloWn: Introduc- with_11 and 10 -Chits* tingent at the college and -Hargrove of _Kirksey good creditable mention for- 41er • - por- ot-Hutsr,n.-- J. C. Lanier. drivenville;, shortly before Thanks- number of men. representing any Mis:s' Moffat and .tut-ned 'it -cagteeed: Center: Paul Wright. Eastern. ed the main speaker. Ralph Woods. "points respectively. and frustrated, of To-, All-Kentucky Inter-, performance. Her voice picked up trayal of the sultry S. C., executive secretary' giving, the Wheat flour, sugar, rice. college on the • Backs: Larry Workman. More- of hie presiden- Individual and positions Dr Woods spoke scoring second scene on and then worldly-wise. Bessie Wat-'bacco Exporters' Association; milk, coffee'.°Irilit and other VOA- collegiate Athletic Conference Murray; Joe strength, from the head; Tommy Walker, cy of the college as being a stew- follows: ty, Miss Faye Edwards. as Miss Josiah Fort, Clarksville, Tenn.. To- choices. through the rest of the play. Direcs stuffs will reach Western Surope Trabue, Lotaisvale, and Joe Hol- ardship. He explained in sdetail Smithland ITS.: Judge KIrliney Pos. tor Joseph W. Cohron 'had been Ronberry, also handled her part bacco Association of in time for Christmas. The three local representatives lingsworth, Eastern. what the college is doing to main- 7 Adams 11 F Devers training an understudy for the nicely. Loren O. L. Wood. general counsel for the honor team are; Halfback Wyatt. a 210-pound defense pow- . standards that it should tain the Hargrove 10 F Sullibant 8 yesterday. A repeat performance will be of the Burley Leaf Tobacco Assoc- CORRECTION Tommy Walker. End Jack Wyatt from Dyersburg. Tenn.. all day erhouse He spoke of the continual struggle McGee 4 C Jacobs 14 given tonight at 8:15. Tickets at 50e iation; Hugh W. Taylor, Washing- The Ledger & Times rteported and Tackle John Hsckney. as one of the test pass An especially good performance alit& Is rated going on to accomplish what is Wilson 2 s, G Wright I each may Pie obtained from mem- ton. executive secretary of the Bur- 5C that the infant daugh- Walker, End Jack Coleman. aof in the conference. Hon. was given last night by Barkley yesterday receivers neeetiary with the funds available Turner 4 G Biggs bers of the Dramatics Club or at ley... end Tobacco Leaf ,Exporters Mrs. William H. Louisville. and Quarterbacg Larry_ mentioned for the Little ter of Mr. and orablY . He said that the amount of money Coach Ralph White only made the door Association. a Morehead. are re- Wyatt play- Cook who died Tuesday was eight Workman, of All-America last year. allocated per student at Murray one substitution, J. Howard. for season. He 5c years old. The correct date was peaters. ed Improved ball this State College is $211 00 as against the home team. Visiting coach Dr. Hugh Houston honor tram: a fix-foot- eight days old. Here is the nosed out Jam Siple. $40300 for the other teachers Col- Trelkhold sent five men into the Ky., who five soph from Russell. leges in the state. The per student game: Durham. Smith, McDonald. Leaves Today For best offensive was rated one of the allocation in Illinois is 2778.00 and Cooper. and Ji nes. play for Morehead. ends evar to $400.00 in Ohio. he said. Medical Meetings is a 19-year-old sopho- Hackney . Dr. Woods also pointed out that Mr and Mrs. Thomas 'Eskridge Hopkinsville who was more from the enrollment today is 280 per cent of San Antonio. Tex., are visiting Dr. Hugh Heuston, of the Clint( of the state's sjougheist termed ene greater than two years ago. her father. J. M. Story, for a few staff, leaves tonight for a series of on defense. A deadly tackles We must have more funds or days. medical meetings and conferences I. he made the • blocker., and tackler, In Louisville on Saturday he will freshman. Hack- Murray team as a attend the symposium on Infantile feet. three inches ney stands six Remember Paralysis to be held at .General Hospital under the guidance of Dr. triple threat from Walker. a John Walker Moore. Brownsville, Tenn.. is a 24-year-old SANTA CLAUS, Saturday afternoon he will it on senior with pre-war exoe-te. . He a committee that is drafting the returned to Murray last year and PARADE proposed "HoSpital Licensing Bill" slop, stniod out as a runner although to be presented to the state legis- his kicking and passing was called Tues., Nov 25 lature in 'January. good. He weighs 178 and is the Monday he is scheduled to meet team's top scorer. , arrival. with a joint committee from the Figuring heavily in the ballot- The Woman's Club. Lions Club. Kentucky State Medical Associa- ing among backs were Harry Swee- Young Business Men's Club. and titm, Kentucky Hospital Association ny of Eastern. Jim Pickens of Wes- Rotary Club will each erect and and Kentucky Nursing Associa- tern and Frank Gitschier of Louis- decorate a Christmas tree in a cor- tion that will study the critical ville... Other backs mentioned ner of the courtyard. shortage of nursini, personnel in Sc were Mark Adams. Centre; Madi- The City of Murray has begun Merchants are busy getting their Kentucky. son Pryor, Morhead; Jo,..1. Brum- ke stringing Christmas lights with store windows detairated by the This committee is to draft a new melt. Centre, Dreks Morrison. twigs of evergreen around the 25th. 'Nurses Practice Act" that will al- Eastern: Pat McNeil. Western: Pete is- court house square in preparation When the Christmas lights are low for the licensing of "nurse at- Monnemacker. Eastern: Billy Bran- for the official welcome of Santa turned on in Murray the town is tendants" and "graduate nurses" 'lock. Georgetown: Billy George, Claus next Tuesday. The lights expected- to be the most beautiful for the care of. the sick in Ken- Eastern: Everhart. Morehead, and will be turned on the eve of Santa's evrr for the holiday season. tucky. Humphrey, Murray During the week of Novernber Others gaining consideration in- 24 Dr. Houston will attend the chided: • River Flows and Elevations Southern Chapter meeting of the Ends-- Jack- Bahlman, Eastern. Predicted ericarf College of Chest Physi- and K. W. Sihkhorn. Georgetown.. KENTUCKY LAKE cians in artItimore. He was ad- Tackle's -Manuel LYons. More- Inflow Discharge Elevation mitted as a Fellow to this interna- head; Bill Aiken and JOT` Tanity, 542 480 3543 November 19 tional arsociatiori this. year. Eastern; John Wils.in. Centre; Stan in,his Rally a the Novembers 20 53 7 480 354 5 Following thia meeting he will at- DE GAULLE PLEADS-At a conference Hobbs. Lout:Mlle; Arnold and 532 480 3546 tend the sessions on Interns] Medi- 'French People headquarters, Gen. Charles ae Gaulle registers Lewis Bean, Westrirr. Novembet 21 cine of the Southern 'Medical Asso- varied emotions as he callS for an alliance of the U. S., Great 'Maar& -strew/in. Efig .4 Reported River Elevations and Rainfall: ciation and clinics at John Hopkins to stem world Communism and promote LOUIS' NEXT FOE-EyeIng the fast bag during a punching Louisville; Lou Laposki, Eastern: Britain and France Kentueky Lake. November 11 University. He said -Soviet Russia consti- session at his training camp, Jersey Joe Wairbtt also is Jim Keadle. Morehead: Middleton, the reconstruction of EUrope. Change 6 a.m. Rainfall Dr. Houston will be away from existence than any other looking to Joe Louis' heavyweight championship Walcott. Murray; Ken Evitt. and Hooks, tutes a greater threat to France's Inflow Discharge Elevation 24 lira. 24 Hrs. Mo. to Date Murray and the Clinic until Satur- history. pride of Camden. N. J.. and father of six children, meets Murray. power in 40 plus 000 01 381 day. November 29th. the champ at New York's Madison Square Garden on Deo. 5. Center-Buddy Keys, Western. 54.400 47,801.1 354 e

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44 COPY FADED PAGE TWO THELEDGER & TIMES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21,-1947 FRIT. PAC. THE LEDGER & TIMES BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET Deer Season To PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Hungry Kids Come Before Cows in Consolidation of The Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times, and The Open Nov. 22 PI Times-Herald. October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January 17.'1942 Food Conservation, Says Farmer • Corso: W PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER In Kentucky Times JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER . Harold L. McKinley, a farmer of St. Ansgar, , was talking to some of his farmer _friends. He was just back fropt Europe, FRANKFORT. Ky. - Published afternoons excerpt Sunday at 103 North 4th St.. Murray, Ky.' where he had gone.—along with othe:- farmers and members of a Big game Congressional Committee--4o investigate hunters of Kentucky and neighbor- Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for Transmission as relief needs. Farmer ; McKinley had paid ing states will get their chance to Publ Second Class Matter his own way. Now he was telling his frandai, , bag a deer during Kentucky's third - about SUBSCAIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. week 20; the hungry Aids he had seen mute control. 'Yet - actually your amoral deer-hunt.which wilt extend per per in Europe-kids who supposed kachen isn't month. 85c, In Calloway and_ocatiaming count:es, were too far removed from per year, $3 50, else- to be the hope of Europe-the new the feed lot where from November 22 to December 3, Where $550. Farmer McKin- SUBS pillars of a peaceful world. ley wanted to keep his cows just a the Division of Game and Fish has mond NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE "I'm Scotch." he Was saving. little thinner, his hogs a little light- .-imounced. During that I2-day- per- WITMER CO. 903 Sterick "and supposed Cr. where Building. Memphis to be hardboiled. to keep Ebrope's kids from be- iod both the European ted deer and Tenn.; 250 Park Ave.. New York; 307 N. Michigan But for the sake of those kids over mg so hungry. 'NATI Ave., Chicago; 80 Boylston St.. Boston. there. I'm the whitetails muy• be-killed in five honing we feed our hogs Another familiar question: .FOR S Buildi just oa litticalighter and keep our counties Nelson. Hardin, Meade, -What about Thursday-doing one Ave.. cows just a little thinner, and send without vigs? Breckenridge and Bullitt -L only by NATIONAL E DITO RI A L_ 100 nUllion bushels of grain to keep 1..tw an„,,er use df shotguns loaded with slugs or back SSOCIATION 'Slam fronr srnerntr "Mt'err " Tel% you slOp eggs on Thursday, 00 buckshot, the State Game ahd , and the next crop season." there will, be less demand for this Fish Commission has ruled. • miles A hundred -million bushels of product. grain! higho THL lat.all CRT PliLoS ASSOCIATION That's that the Citizens At The third annual hunt was de- Food Committee is asking for the the very heart of all this food. TIIE EVES HAVE IT -- The — saying is the American home- cided on at- a fall meeting of the We resorve the r.ght to reject any Advertising. hungry Western Europe. Every- most beautiful eyes ir• FOR I Letters to the Echtor maker. Without her understanding Commission which also issued the of Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the body 4s tr..ng to send these bush- Hollywood, according to a trio s best intererst and cooperation, the whole cam- following regulations for the hunt- of our readers. els of grain to the people who need • $129.9 it Distillers, paign bogs down. That's why the group Of veteran photogra- so desperately. brew- Citizens ers: Each hunter may kill not more of Pu ers, bakers are carrying out pro- Food Committee lost no phers that has seen them niturr Friday Afternoon. November 21, 1947 time in setting up a Consumer Serv- than-,one buck . deer during the 12- of ou -grams of curtailed production. Gro- all, belong to Marta Toren. ice Sectidn to alert homemakers in -day season; dogs may be used to FOR cers are featuring plentiful foods. ways actress who is How can•homemakers of conservation. Incidentally Swedish film ' flush and -chase the deer; no rifles centribute then miles to foodeaaving? Once they know the Consumer Service program, currently making her first may be used; a $5 deer hunting ow in full swiog, ray h Principals Alternately Turn Pale and Blush terrible. pressing need, they quick- leads to better American movie. Seein' permit . will health and better eating. be required of each stock Oti ly ont to know how the whole pro- believin'. hunter in addition to the regular As Meyers Tells Real Reason For Forming Co. gramgrant set op by the Citizens Food •A the homemaker's Hillm Committee fits into the big job of problems there's a daily program' Kentucky huntmg license; and both Ab ofmeal•ptanning Be FREDERIt. ( (JINNI ta sending those millions of bushels of information and .-es:dents and min-residents and FOR I _ • tips on food saving from the Con- Many Vets Enroll nixoresidents! -will be permitted to United Press stall I. 441 .--pu:'.uent sumer lumbt By gr.Aa.HinlotLwof di:cosplemheaavtelebeenbss im asking:; Service Section. _beaded by hunt 4 had Katharine Fisher. who is assisted For Training In Oct. of na 1. nil WASHINt.a71iN N ,necies : • i.)..ek up help to get grain to Europe?" by well-known home economists Washingiun. D. C.--One bitter out to be his hunting pal wild • Tor Division of GArile and Fish • Nance and nutritionists. The daily PEACE to \\ First you must realize that when cold day last fall a hunter alrtoa died with a OIS) galib-er slug in his An "'"'"."' 14 10.233 during report:: that sale of Alger hunting Ky. rici PLATE builds around a plentiful • \ .41,1. he was cat meat. You're eating grain. Ins ear into toe brush in Minnesota lung. October in tho number of World permits indicides a larger number Since three-fourths of all the grain food, or a meat-egg alternate. The I. 7 idiel tenderly cov:rtd ita redizoor ,Ts War II vvte; au:: in edlleational and of hunters than 400 who par- • 'iCARS a: thy raised In the Crated States goes complete menu suggestion rounds The "quick shin a: tit' the '.s job-training tourses in Kentucky loa oahaiv, into Illeestock and poultry feeding, out the main dish into a nutritious oh a fur roh:•. He then made a held for manslaiughter. ticipated in the hunt last season. to ch, ooltti. leg that he Fiqrs where we must turn for whole. • Good cooking methods tip s. ide circle through the woods awl fron, \le:,,a,...osi.i,e.,‘rc,p,,i,e,e led .:ot.iay at tin.. Vetetana Last yoae, in the abbreVIiated sea- ,WiLso most National Rifle Association year1y our grain saving. Usually it off the homemaker on how to pre- :Totted a standing -tie. r.- He fired son. more than 40' deer were killed Lot. takes about live pounds of grain to serve Savor and nutrition. that roughly _ ti.ree shots and his car had a- baci:y!"s veYs show 'It 1.,4...ii 111.1111bel of veterans in. and w'th an increase in the deer produce a pound of Meat. And much Color combinations are tempting. FOR I liaking radiator. . f'00 to goo p r'oPle are killed -',1111. trammg en N•wetuber I IK:t.' 39.562. ixipulation and more hunters /it more -than that for the top-grade Careful advance planning treads gin re statf-the steaks you love to touch, lightly on the budget, includes A New Orl::aos sportsman went fall because of careless. sensroa ; which included veterans ,tudying !greater number of venison dinners So it stands to reason, if the home- waste cutting ideas for the appetaz- hunting on_his friends'Texas ranrn quick shots by a snia:1 minotONH ,,nd...,tr.iirting under both the G.I. are expected on Kentucky tables tires, 5484. maker cuts don on meat buying- ing use of leftovers. To top all this, and the biggest "mountain lion" he which flaunts all rules of safety I Bill and Public LaW 16 i VoCatnenal this year. the Division reports. or serves the cheaper cuts that re- the PEACE PLATE recipes are the , ver brought down turned out to and. common sense, A trn, tOloot Rehabilitation Act for the dia- , reakatucky's present stuck of deer • qoire less grain-the fartiier will kind that will be family FOR favorites l.- a valuable horse_ is always exposed 4ong enoieei .,.,b,,,d i. • •ie of send his livestock to market soon- -to be copied into the recipe books 'Palomino." . sprang largely from 15 which were Ford. Over eleven million. hunters w 01 1 for any hunter-TO MAKE Slii:E . ' l'er, thus shortening the grain-feed- -for they are well-tested, taste The iroreaee was due mainly to brouaht from Europeba Isaac Bern- • Dunci ing period.- It may -sound good. lake to the woods and fields again OF HIS TARGET. Make sole , f - Goi...ral was II.- like re- I he en o•Mci, «4 10.173 veterans in helm capitalist, and FOR yeor and hunting accidents yours and even thy farm r .: frood on a lientu..k..'s ,l houls and colleges protected area created by keros. ! feature th., rowspaper pai.f.-s chickens will be safe. Be a "rabid ' TI d :trim; 0,tober. him in Bondi county' in 1920. This 1805 1 , . the country Ole the rext twel,,, shouter instead of a -rauld- cia The p.:ak enrollment was record. :ErVa was designated as a perma- we •ks Som., of th,.. imshaps 3...i'l and be sme of YOUR ta.-get. ','-' ed la.,t April when 39 977 veterans nent wildlife area 'and forest., The' FOR South Pleasant Grove ,nyuive human beingso taking,- a good look before pulhay. original stock garag ••••• )...... -e erii.-••I1.,1 In oducittional and was increased uutil Fir examplo to.o close friends that trigger. Another . load id, a .. ! j„b_ti.,,,o,,,..4. p,,, e,oen , : now there iire' hundreds of deer in sa140' . it hunting last year and becoir; dress in. bright chithea-wieen you . k 1,71 oxen,' As of. November 1, a total of tho aye coutdies in which hunting ed n °Oat • Fade', ,crated. One of them took a quick are at the field and help the 30,054 Net, ran, was'attending eclu- w ill be alio,. A. the DIVISIOtt noon sure of his largo: e.,,,, ,n.!1 inhstilc,,,,,,, .,nd" 08 vt,„ RI le) ,! at "black. beat" o Inch turned gunner make port ___ ..______. _ • Surplus 4„leer--Iter-ds- FOR WAA ing 1. spent tr iming The number of have scattered and transplanted in Time Here to Have Road. ..blo • ti,kin, job training cimrs- ' many sections of the state, and it is Sales 14th. (17.,:yEitilbre '1!..\ -I; I tome Meat Stipp!) it '7! it ' 0771 Division to permit chi a wide area-and is *crest r• • 1,,r pteelo.nged period in a few • .1, -.a vl.4IN night , "t •1`1•I''', ee see, •' Sun i Iv in na• , r I Itakki, 1 3'3.826 uu(1,1., limits out that ul- • , FOR lii: 3 7.16 (Jos.:I/1.'11 'ugh au se...,on Lis been phoni oio,a - t o‘ In d • • tic., foie gain,. animal - - not xpeeted 'air is it the aim FOR • • in. .,ut this t-pcci..'s. but to fur- well. Not everybody nish hunters beg game sp-it right boost Calloway county suit- liefe at home alai nonetheless J,io. garag lien ti, of the deer. build scribes to The Ledger fired & Times hat nearly READ TIIE CLASSIFIEDS cured . east hard 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE serve Me See wil •. y from w eh finished hogs of pro- bite, tog Th, , ,ize • Nitchwei-s,ze hogs weigh- 502-A old LaM 1;7a tie 225 pounds are consid- Simla of Mr. )11: 4otit It I I lit- -.1 reel, g six roont lows.% II:inks-00d floors, t ro FOR An. :od best be cause th high jx•• MI • A ' aninets, I , ftiFnace heat. Possession with ant with bo< • image ut 'at. cdts from lar;:.r ! Mr and it M deed wa hoe . ale r Ti 11:4.1itr Arot- ""d Mr' 5th I ha, SF.-I .1/. ./0//.1. Met'. I RL.-I NI) - her reason : lighter hogs is that "I"'i',t St" res I -,". • hall, porch on east Cu.. !pi. 1/A.- or THE /4)/a.,---(--AsTLF More `Atli is re 4,e prexi.ier Clayton /he lib •t• 4 4 WIWI. x. 200. Nice garage with yam anar.:.1 ' 474- a t of eain a the ,,,(1 house and 0. to 1) .• ern ,e is— • • , ,ht lodger di Time., Closifieds itrk ; eight fruit trees, nice L. vardo-h. Se \ eral pieces of furniture go. with this place, in- DOH' cur. a refrigerator and stove. Nyar college. Possession Sale tht- 4-11 Clubs Enroll 000 Obi, ith deed.- 10.30 th. clotTrie.: 73,000 Bu‘s, Cirls don't week Anyl tla A 4ol-aere farni- nicely impro‘ed. Land all level, recently of buy- • 11..me ii, d Ii. -oath ;Oak •.. and phosphatetl. Well located, in :1 miles of and at GeTi Me . I: • on lire interested -in it small farni %%ell located, Ky a. i•, 1 "lie. m , 7 t

W. hay.* several other pieces of property to show you. di IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE, SEE 33 hi ot THE MURRAY LAND COMPANY ci THANKSGIVING THRIFT W. C. HAYS N. W. KEMP

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• i • IUSEITHE 111SSIIIIll dame ibor- as to third and Save Money, „„, :tend er 3, and toward its cessation. The same has NOTICE-Open for business. Wir- UP until the AAC got into the Boston and Pittsburgh each moving can be said of ovarian tumors. per - ing and small appliances. Service thick of things last year the Na- in with a pair. • For Sale ANSWER TO and calls. Used Maytag washing ma- PREVIOUS PU721E. tional League club was the real Loverlooking may Read Ledger & Times CI sfieds. five chine in perfect condltion-Jones All America football team. Eaeh come as a surprise, with Detroit • FOR SALE-Three room house and Crossword Puzzle rade. Electric Shop, Lynn Grove. N20p R A.REF. team had , playins comparisons joining Washington to make a pair one acre of land. Screened in y by ACROSS 28—Poor persOn iA N E S which could be drawn. of unplaced teams. back porch, front porch, outbuild- now , 28—Coarse sand COMMISSIONER'S gs or NOTICE-Tut ,yr order in 1.Pett-10 Ihrt DUE 12—MQir.tsitr apse P DIM with - Ings, garden, nice lifte yard.' 4 1-2 16-71awariscriars — 1+113-004L-14#4.-ide- GON-FER arid for hOMemaChrtstmas -fruit!- 6—Swift -- the AAC iii the rim:ling so .you get miles from Murray on Concord 11—Hot flow of words 37—Permits j PRaMiti First Team cakes.' Call 374-M. N25 13—Ascends 38—Fors gird! twice as much for your money SALE highway-Rudolph Futrell. N24c 14—Ages 39—Huge men APPOO WUUMM Bruce Alford, N. Y. Yanks de- two real All-American teams. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER with 15—Negative 41—Value for UPON MOM , Cleveland the 16—Anger taxation SMW 11114110 Calloway Circuit court FOR SALE-Aparthient size elec- power polisher. Delivery now. For 17 —Short e red 43—Margin Probably- because it has been es- Dick Barwegan. N. Y. Yanks G the 44—HaTbarlan MOON =WO J. T. Taylor. Plaintiff. tric stoves. 3 burners and oven. Demonstration call or write A. M. 19—Nagger tablished longer and thus gone Mike Scarry. Cleveland mut- 21—Within 45—Great Lake 11.720MW VS0 through VVilliam Garland. Defendant. $129.95. Cash or terms-Riley Fur- Bell, Paris, Tenn. Telephone 23—Very fancy 46—Pla61d NW= SW the shakedown process, the Bruno Banducci, San Francisco _ G more 23—Tellurium fsymb.) 48—More rigid National League spseads its talent NOTICE OF S'ALE niture and Appliance Co. N21c 1291-1 N22p 24—Willed prOperty 60—Ventured PUINSWM 1.4QUeliOQ Nate Johnson, N. Y. Yanks s 12- to 51—Beef animal 1DW141I dPMFAW a bit more with eight clubs repre- , Cleveland By virtue of a judgment and or- d to FOR SALE-Small farm located 2 NOTICE - Line your cribs with sented can , the first • and second , Cleveland der of sale of the Calloway Circuit :afles miles north of Hazel on Hazel-Mur- metal lathe to save high price DOWN teams. But all you have to do is Spec Sanders, N. Y. Yanks Court, rendered at the November tting feed. Available at Murray Lum- 4. look at the AAC . standing's, where ray highway. Good dwelling with I—Sea nymph fear.) Chet Mutryn, Buffalo term thereof. 1947. in the above each stock barn and electricity. See ber Co. - N24c 2—Uttered by the Cleverand and New York lead the , Cleveland cause for the purpose of payment- ;ular mouth parade, to Hillman Cole at Midway. N2lp 3—Endured understand la hy the See‘nd Team of debt of $2.922_90, with interest WISHING YOU A VERY NICE both 4—Public nottc. Yankees and Browns lead the pack , Cleveland at the rate of six per cent per an- 9 Thanksgiving. Thanks for orders 5—Sundered and FOR SALE-100.000 feet of rough 6—Palm switch by sush a top-heavy margin, us Martin Rudy, Cleveland num from the 27th nay of June, -John CasfiOn, Fuller Brushman. to lumber, oak and poplar. Save cost 7-Land rneasUre only six clubs are represented..._ Al Lolotai, San Francisco 1947, until paid and plaintiffs cost Phone 419-R. N28p ,IN RACE FOR KEEPS- 8—Buccaneer of moving. See John A. Nance- Stassen, former 9—Egyptian coddesa The teams. selected by men who Bob Nelson, L6s Angeles herein expended, including costs of Harold E. 10—Take out Fish are: shall proceed Nance Brothers, New Concord, Governor of Minnesota and 11 —Lukes arm should kr-sae, . Cleveland • sale herein ordered, I iting Ky. N22p 13—Drier John Wondenberg, San Francisco T to offer for sale at the court house Lost and Found1 a candidate for the Repub- 18—Fundamental NATIONAL LE.AC.CE ---- Tiber • _ Iii Jack Russell. N. Y. Yanks _ . _ E Murray, Kentucky, to the door in lican Presidential nomina- part , Firat Team par- CARS FOR SALE-Large selection 20—Foes Larry Craig, Grein Bay . ___ E George Rattegman. Buffalo . . B highest bidder at public auction, on LOST7-Tarpauliii, 18x20, almost tion, is currently on a ;12- 25—Age asols. to choose from. Come in today-- 27—Beetle Mauldin. __ T John Strzykalski, San Francisco _ B Monday. the 24th day of Novem- Lynn Grove and in search of Stan sea- Wilson & Lawrence Used Car new; between state trip 26—Measures ^- Buddy Young, N. Y. Yanks ___ _ . B 1947. at 1 o'clock or thereabout ki o 29—Plundered Len Younee. N. Y, Giants G ber. Railroad. Liberal reward- E. T. delegates' support at the died Lot. Th F S 30—Thin entering ""Buildie• Turnee Chi, Bears'. C Bob Sweiger. N. Y. Yanks . B 'same being county, court day), Humphreys, Lynn Grove, Ken- , convention. He ha5. 31—Whipped deer GOP 33—Inclined trbin a Riley Illathescue La. Rams G That's really overloaded with upon a credit of six moriths,Othe FOR SALE-One girls bicycle. El- tucky. Rt. I. . N21p enter S just announced he will direct line Jim White; N. Y. Gillis T Yanks a`rid Brewns, Cleveland hav- following described property, be- gin made. In good condition. New primary 33 - Hebrew ascetic iners the New Hampshire 34—More hopeful Bill Dewell, vtii. Cards E ing five On the first team and.New ing and fying in Calloway•Cuunty, tires, basket and handle grip. Call be held in March. jutpre York four and each having three ables to ss- ot seem Sid-Dickman, Chi. Bears B Kentucky. towit: 546-J. N22c Services Offered • on the second team. San Francisco _ 40—Carpet from ., Phila. B A 1946 International Truck and deer India Tony Canadeo, Green Bay B and Brooklyn each get one first; FOR SALE-Good and clean 1941 Thanksgiving Night. I. 42 Irish Hite Dump Body, the motor num- MATTRVS,WS uf all kinds rebuilt —Comp:0u were 1 -47 asisi Pat Harder, Chi. Cards . . III San Francisco three seconds with being Ford, 313 North 16th St.-Alfred I/" 4., - Ar 'Pr ber of the Said truck Innersprings a on (.'I 4 t isice 114aliev or made new. I . Mrs. Clyde Mathis has been one III each for Los Angeles' and Buf- tern- Duncan. N24p Second Team with registration number specialty. Pick up and deliver. Call the sick list for this past two weeks falo. Baltimore and the Chicago and FOR SALE - 4-burner table top Don CUrrivan, Beston E For the purchase price the pur- or write Paris Mattress Co.. Paris, but iss .now improving. Rockets are •ignored. si by kerosene stove. Good condition. Fred- Davis, Cbi. Bears T chaser must execute bond with ap- Tenn. Phone 1291-J. N22p 'Street spent But just for once, bub, don't This Phone 1192-R. lp Oliver and Hans Garrard Ramsen, Chi. Cards G proved securities, bearing legal in- 1005 West Olive. blame me: rma- last week end with Mr. and Mrs. . _ Today's-- . Sports Parade Chuck Cherundolo, Pitt. C terest from the day of sale until The' FOR SALE--One 6-room house Rosc:O McDaniel. John Badaczewski, Boston G paid, and having the force and ef- garage and utility room, all undis Wanted Green Bay uutil Mr. and Mrs Telnar.Collins and By OSCAR FRALEY Tiny Ray. T AGE AND CANCER fect of a judgment. Bidders will be in sashes:roof; furnace heated.' Locat- Mit-, derbilt were slated 'for light work- . , Chi. 'Bears .s. ... . E !a' son, Tommie. Mr. and Mrs. I United Press Sports Writer . .. . Doctors say that- cancer of 'he prepared to comply promptly with colleg.. Phone 1142 WANTED-,to buy good used seW- .a.1 s - - - ding ed near the chell Adams and children and 'Mrs. outs this, afternoon in preparation I _ uterus is most common at the these terrns.--George Hart. Master noon or night.. ' N24e • Mg machine. Would prefer Singer two children i NEW YORK,.Nov. 21 tUP1---The .rom Cmcirt. B John Harper and for the game tomorrow. .. rm. .._ ... .__ height of the reproductive period Comn-. seaner or White. Call 374-W. • N24c spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. professional leagues admittid:y are! Hugh Gallarneau, Chi. Beers B FOR SALE--Plenty of good build- Tulane's 40-man squad was en ierds 1-Isle near- ltas,.,1 te-g.-I Walt Schlinkman, Green Bay •B ing lots near the College Farm route to Sen-in-CBend. In w ere football, so--y-, d in Mr.' and Mrs. Will Greahm of That gives the Cards three on the Road. Two on S. 14th. one on N. For Rent the Greenies face a probable the really great of the grldiron.to it is -ntralia, Ill.. is here_ to spend - I first team, with the Giants, Bears 14th. one on Olive Blvd -this lot slaughter from Notre Dame tomor- day in, all-league teams selected Os Tina V veral days with Mr. and Mrs. ' and Green Bay each two and Los WE SELL is choice. All lots desirable. If in- row. While the Greenics were iii -and FOR RENT--2 unfurnished rooms Clinton Edwards. coaches and officialsfuf the NationaI Angeles Rams one. The Bears put 'Wrested. phone 102 noon or good physical shape, all Coach few with heat furnished. 500 Vine League and All-America Eootbal1 three oss the second team, Green night. N24c Mr. and Mre Newman Ernstber- Henry Frnka said he could hope Street. lp Conference. Bay and the Cards each two and ger spent last week end in Hunt- for was that they would hold down - t FOR SALE-Baby buggy. Tele- ington, Tenn. the 'score. RUBBER STAMPS been phone 346-11. lp Mr. and Mn. S. R. Curd and son YOU HEARD? trial Dexter News Mississippi was idle with no game HAVE - - spent the week end of November 9 aim FOR SALE-117 acre farm, lays tomorrow, and the only other games in Nashville, Tenn. Southeastern Confer- fur- well, 10 acres in timber, 6 room The Dexter Mother's Club met involving . FARMER'S DAUGHTER", Kentucky against "The Ledger & Times aght house, stock barn, tobacco barn, on November 7 in the school build- 41cIrs Jeff Edwards spent part of ence teams found Lexington pro. garage, poultry house, other out- with 24 members present. The club last week in Paducah with her son Tennessee tomorrow at COMING TO MURRAY SUNDAY Florida against Miami at Mi- IS e sr. buildings. His 6 acres base dark discussed thcer annual Thanks- and his fsieile. and fired tobacco, .9 burley and .9 air giving Supper to be liven on C. A. ami tonight. cured. Located 3 1-2‘ miles south- By Ernie Bushmiller ., east of Mayfield. -fOltrth mile off NANCY Long Run hard surface. Good gravel road. Southeastern Conference Football Review served by all routes Price $7.500 OH, ABOUT WHAT'S THE OH, I See or call' R. S. Owen, Real Es- By JULIAN tiff \ WHATCHA WAITING FOR Anyway you look at it, LSU tate. 836 West Broadway. Phone Press sport, Writer DOIN s THE MOVIES AN HOUR NAME OF DON'T faced an uphill grind. Besides be. UNDERGOING 502-R, Mayfield. Ky. N24p -- tomor- TO OPEN THE MOVIE KNOW - ATLANTA. Ga. 'V 21 .UP) - mg a seven point underdog HERE ? ALTERATIONS FOR SALE- Warm morning heater This was to be the lull-before-the row, flinging Y. A. TODAY ? IT'S A with jacket, used one year. 411 N. storm weekend inin, the Southeastern Tittle and a few others were re- LONG ported definitely not in top shape 5th St. N24c Conference and for Ala- NAME bama and LSU, who coulin't -if- md ponderous Zoqie Toth. their .ast ford to miss, every club which scat- hard-tainning funbi.ek, appeared ith Notices tered hither and you today vowed lost. To top it off. LSU still has to keep healthy at all • eseste' tar Tulane on the calendar next week. the Tiger scatted in- DON'T FORGET our Auto Auction next week's all-important fina)es. The remaining of was Serledllied tu teiii-e by plane ;ion Sale every Saturday beginning at Nobody was, going to taks a dive, 10.30, rain or shine. $2.00 if they of --course. _nation iiss'N long- lest tt-DdaY for ,Cultanbues.Misa=9.11ere don't sell, $10.00 if they do sell. of non-conference battles that Mina 'they will join :Head Coach Bernie 411 Anybody can sell . . . anybody can count in the standings. But Geor- Moore, six ;,ssistant, and 10 play- nIght by thy buy-Main Street Car Exchange gia Tech. which meets Furman ers v. ho di pa rtad last ; of and Auction Co., Hopkinsville. here tomorrow, made it clear it pi State was in some- Ky. %viand not suffer :my mere casual- Mi1ssiss ties before the annual grudge wind- What the sone boat as I.SU.„ itiWays dangermis tip against Georgia on November Man' ohs ta""-. Mississippi S,iiathern at Saukville tomorrnas with the end-of-the- WHEN POWER FAILS It was a different shiny with Ala- By Raeburn Van Buren year battle against Mississippi and ABBIF, an' SLATS Hurt Feelings Are Soothed AMMER ELECTRIC PLANTS bama, whose Crams''ii Tide makes chance of overturning the con- Provid• D•pendabie Aurom•ric its last bid for conference glory ference leach rs WI tap next week. • WHAT I SOME FOLK MIGHT THINK Em•rgency S•r•ice For: againA LSU at Tuscaloosa tomor- A5E,MISS- PONT LET 11404./LTIN' ME I'VE NEVER •'!PLEASE REAP THAT'S limbernie-up drill was PLZ- Hospitais Foe D•parimorili A final IN5L,LTED YOU. ALL "THIS THATV MEAN. I CAN'T YOU'RE NOT SMART, CHARLIE BUT Harch•rie• Greenhouses row. , The Tide, which .was pro- IM :LUG ME AGAIN!I PONT NiOUR JOB? 1Y set for both teams :I. Starkville this SAic! READ AND IT AN 1T5AYS HERE -THAT MAGNAmouNT Municipalities K\t__ L I'VE Larg• r41(11111 nounced in "excellent- . physieal WANT 70 BOTHER HIM, I'VE EVER 54IO TO Police and Gommercial Radio Sta. afteriesin. 4MA2T shape, has only 14) meet Miami YOU-WHEN I COuLD INSULT TO MAKE ME PicTuRE5 THINK VOVIZE Inclustri•I end Commercial Georgia's 44.nein scpiad, mean- ITS MY JOB! rext week before the Sugar Bowl CATCH UP TO YOU THAT ADMIT IT. FELLAS OVER 25 ENOUGH-4 TO EARN TWO THOUSAND HOLTKAMP ELECTRIC SERVICE while. left tor Chaninesig,, early crowd comes a-calling if LSU IS- voA5-• WHO CAN'T READ-AIN'T 201..L.A125 A CENTRALIA, ILL PHONE MD today for tiimieTiesi, clash with s • iipset ,he applecart VERN/ 5f,11ART, WEEK! the Moccasins eilth hilly two days' SOME FOLIG6 preparations under their belt. Foul THINK! wrsithia- has knocked out other SHE WAS ONLY A prepare t ems. When Anburn departed fiir FARMER'S DAUGHTER" Greenville, S. C.. early today. Circa-CI U.n V,,vlt if behind four — But Oh, Flow She Went To Town! injurc it players -Fisilbaeks Willis fry Anderson and Don Brause. End Ray Williams and Center CAT? Penton. The Titters Neill lay ever in ;,s.chsap,. hely ris toes ingins • Clem .4,ti tor temorsow*, windup. Mary I. ind was due in Nashville PURDOM HARDWARE today and bish he Tern, and Van- COMPANY LIT ABNER Home, Switt Home By Al Capp YOu T4-0NK CONDITIONS FALLOW -PAZZUN TSff HAVE READ THIS HEM ARE TARRIBLE ?- FALLOW-PAZZUNTS.F L REWOLT.r.r DESCRPTiON OF CONDITIONS IN OF SO HOKAY, HOTT RANDING • GOT PLENTY HlICKNS DAY AREA LOUD-MOUTH-RIDD QUENTIN THE TERROR-STRiCKEN SADiE ,OTHING.7-CONDITIONS LAT'S THAN PASPUTINREYNOLDS1 OF THE HEN4 HESS HANitr—IS PIDDIFUL.Fir IN LOWER CARE FREE HOUSEWARES SADIE ,WE ARE IN HAPPY HARDWARE SLOBBOVIA DESPATCH FROM THE REWOLT HuCKINS DAY RACE,IN bkOVIA.r.' THERE WILL Ea NO ARE GIVE THREE CH1RRS TARRIBLEft DOGPATCH, HEW HESS HAY," TONIGHT-Fr iNSTADD—LAT'S APPLIANCES HAYS & FIELDER 30vERNMENT THE DORRTV DANdCaS.f:P- BOTTLED GAS STOVES Quality SPORTING GOODS 4 Foods PAINTS, Etc. 16th and Main • "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" Ample Parking , Space

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SUBS FRIDAY PEACE PLATE mond where Zeta Department Class Has Besides good eating and sound while stirring, and cook until amoth Lydian nutrition, two other reasons and thickened, stirring constantly., Social Calendar Shied codfish by pulling It apart with NATI. Meets Yesterday Pot Luck Dinner prompted the Consumer Service two forks or cutting it with scissors. Budd] Section of the Citizens Food Com- Freshen it following manufacturer's Friday, November 21, mittee to suggest Creamed Salt directions. Drain. cover with cold water, Class of the First SUMMER minutes or until The Zeta Demirtreent of the Mur- The Lydian Codfish in Potato Ring for and simmer 15 to 29 The Magazine Club will meet today's tender. Drain. Add to white sauce with ray Werfrio.'s Club niet at ;he Club Baptist Church was entertained at a Peace Plate-its with Mrs V. E. Windsor at the main ingredients sliced eggs. Arrange hut mashed pota- House •.t 7 30 Thursday yeening. party Tuesday evening. November are inexpensive and in line with toes in a ring on a platter with creamed Club House at 2:30. food-conservation ideas. The rest fish in center. Sprinkle mashed potatoes Mrs. Maurice H.o.cnairrn in. 18 A pot luck dinner with the BEAU with paprika or finely chopped parsley Mrs. Frank Littleton will giv, of the menu has these virtues, too presided. over the busintss session , Thanksgiving motif v.-as served to if desired. Serves 4. the program en'titled "The Value MARGARETTA BRUCKER -lernoned green beans (cooked or and -sintr‘, -tuceri 3,1.1y:elle • By thi se present. of Hobbies Fur Women." canned beans seasoned with lemon TIMELY FOOD TIPS Johnson. giie••• r Hostesses were Mrs. Cody Ca- •Mor ••••••• ••••.•••• juice, butter or fortified margarine, I. In following Peace Plate recipes, salt and level, using Miss Joh! a • o t••: .• 7- veil Carney Andrus. Mrs Marie Shrine No. 12. Order CHAPTER XXXI "All right," she said quickly., pepper), and sliced pick- always measure led beets. Crisp spoons and standard ful talk. her 1,•p:, bs'ir. Ha the White Shrine of Je:.usale.o.. She motioned to Nan. who molasses cookies measuring of Pu Bradburn Hale. 'Mrs. James -Wil- RETURNING to the back of had and spiced applesauce make a good measuring cups. Beginning with the histi.ry will meet at Masonic Hall. Padu- wandered away, and told her she ot ou • - H.,- liams. Mrs. Cleatus MeDittyl and the shop. Deborah found dessert. (For spiced applesauce, in to- cah. Saturday was leaving. 2. The creamed salt codfish wan she spoke on se,.erat i,h..se • of Mrs Sam Boyd Neeley. eveneng. November add Yi teaspoon cinnamon and Nan and Nora still busy un- "I'll drive her home. Nan," said 1'4 day's menu is an exeellent alter- 'the Hawaiian Islands. ic.clarling • 22 at 7:30 o'clo:k Mrs J. C. Will- teaspoon nutmeg to 2 cups apple- three ,if In a short business meeting con- packing boxes. She slid out of Geoff."Mind?" nate for meat because geographical. custio7-. f •ne. na- iams, Worthy Itch Pnestes,,, a W sauce.) its ingredients - codfish, milk ducted by Mrs W C. Elkins the the fur coat, removed the little Nan shrugged. "Okay.' tives. MIC .,r: r and preside and routine business v CREAMED SALT CODFISH, and eggs-contribute high-qual- sunshine friends were revealed for, "hat rtmier head and placed protein. Ott many others M. • 7 iso be .'irsenrracted. - A FEW minutes later, Deborah IN POTATO RING ity, body-building last year - - in its nest of tissue Store cooking greens loosely to related her e xp ri.- Tha, losers in the recent .ittend- It back' A and Geoff were outside on the 3 tablespoons fat 3. Al) Guests were Miss Danne paper. village street. 3 tablespoons flour avoid bruising, arid in a refriger- be.ng statiolet it, ono ance_ cue:test will (m14,14...411 tbc Dash of pepper ator or other cold place. It helps Mrs_ H,'Wdrd Jones. Mrs B C. -I want to go to the "I'm glad I ran into you," he 2 cups milk year as an acintinistrati%e of ii,ra‘r, at this meeting library and prevent waste. By ii' book." she told Nan. "I'll meet said, "but I was coming to see you 21. cups shredded salt codfish the WAVE Many interesting. and Gr-e.gaii and daughter. Mrs Porter get (10-ouncesi you there." a later. anyway. I'm going back to 4. Generous servings of well- Unit educational ph,,togn-aphis were Holland. Mrs. Larry Korley and Monday, November 24 S shelled hard-cooked eggs, shred -seasoned Nan straightened up. "We're al- Chicago tomorrow." 3 cups cooked, well potatoes Mrs Max Churchill The Book Rzyiew of theAAUW but mashed potatoes far in replacing bread' in a shown e.f the i•lio.cis and of the . most through. Wait just a few min- Deborah's heart contracted. Melt fat in saucepan, go will meet at 110-HUM - TITeThew 104 , stir in flour and nutritious, _ naval base at which. Miss 7.30 with Dr Ora utes and I'll go with you," She'orn."orT ro w ?" pepper. No salt is needed because of meal Pell) thrifty and Man' .n at her home on Sout't Ninth "Yes, but I'm returning next leaves 8-months-old Julie, the salt fish used C Add milk gradually, potato, .n good supply now. a ence was Sti.1:1,,r.ed paused and sniffed. "Debbie. do I Senior Class At street. smell cigarette smoke?" Thursday for a day or two. I want of the New York Foundling likr Mrs. R ta•r-t alav er.. Mr - A J , • ''Craig Benedict came in. He's to talk things over with Rosetta Home, a bit bored She Almo Entertained Mrs. Herbert Halpert will review Johnny-nn-the•Smot •a- het. •Napp ard Mrs James C waiting for Mrs. Marvin in the who is staying on here for a while. the book entitled modeled this baby pink coat served delicious fi osnrra nts At Party Nlonday "Peter Abelard- front room." I've already spoken to her, but we MILWAUKEE i UPI-When nine- bv reached no agreement. I thought and cap of Botany wool the seventeen rre m.het- present and Nan dropped the box lid she held. :eear old Domeld Laabs rarred his I'd better give her a little time to Miss Johnies-. and Mrs Lester "He is? Then well go at once!" crepe in the Toytime Fash- Nan- I The senior class was :entertained think it over." hand in school and asked to tie e- ny. cue•t• "Miss Parrish." Nora said to ion Show, held in conjunc- L -t at a party 'and candy making .Mon- Deborah. "we're counting on you to "You mean she doesn't want to ,used ;or a minutes. he didn t •.• College tion with Cardinal Spell- day t.gho. N,,vember 17. at the model for us again at the show we give you a divorce?" Deborah tithe- any raiain. Donald ran across • home of Nancy Mohundro are having at the Island Club next asked. man's Campaign for Foster the street and coriltrnicd his sus- Woodmen Circle, Calendar week. You will, won't you?" Geoff sighed. "I'm afraid she's Homes, Everyone seemed to et:1,y the picions that onoke 'Vas pouring out "If Mrs. Taggart really wants me quite satisfied with things as they Grove No. 126. of a flat, He sent in an alarm party The musicians v. ere Ralph -yes, I'd love to." Deborah prom- are." November Meets Thursday .erd Taz Ragsdale . 21, Friday -.a- Colleze ised. As if she wouldn't be, thought from the corner . ; ev. "The Corn is Green". Aud- Deborah rebelliously. Geoff, hand- Ex _ Those aresent a ere. Mr in,ci 7,17- Already, Nan was hurrying her -Serviceman, clip' • • .77 :; 15 p m. through the door into the hall and, some and rich. Rosetta free to go The reg...... r tneet,:.g- , ,f 1.7e and son. B:11:.• • Bill Miler a 'Minute later, fairly her own way, with none of the re- Age 100, Chuckles and Noe ember 22, Saturday-Football dragged her men Crcie Gr, ,ve. N 126. rr.e.." H. wiand. Alice Nar.ney. Ruby 11 through the front room and out of sponsibilities of a wife. Mar game.- with Western the W••n....t.".,• • H , use rsday. zle Willa Dean Short. Charles Bur- State Col- the shop. ••I must go." she said. "I can't At Checkers Game 'year , lege. here, 1:00 Bat-1(nm November 13 at 7 00 -al.( ic Mrs eceen Rotaeld Burkeen. Jack Rob- pm. College Deborah laughed as they started staranousdinhgeretai a okfiligiz ost:ilpy.ou without home remedy for Avit dance. 8.30 pm. lot LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 12 (UP, 5',"•ea Martha C.erter resaled .7: the ieb- ,'r R:elpn Ragsdale. Taz Ragsdale, Music by Billy down the street. "What's the mat- e- „re 1 le v Wig miseries of I Crusswy and ter? Are you afraid to have me ex- "Darling, drive out along the sence f the pres.ciera Mrs. Mav.s:. Lee Orr. orchestra. -_-Charles Uurich of Louisville sat •Je children's of h Freda' Nell Jones. Emma • posed to Craig Benedict?'' shore with me - Just for a little Hurt in. a 'ward at NicholeaHospital for Gen- Rubena Stalls. Gene Peale.. Glenda November 2.5. Tuesday-Basketball -I'm taking,,no chances," said while," Geoff urged. ICKS war veterans here today arid *DiVA PORV• Spec..,, ernphas.s was ga-er. Hendern . Betty Jean L;V. e.‘„ Ede! game with Anna. IllinoiS. Inde- Nan. She shook her head. "It would only make things harder." chuckled with glee as he the Dial Teaere. • •rk .n Phillips. Mozelle Plall,ps. Gene pendents. here. 8:00 m. Presently. they were climbing double- ria;_ "Debbie things artatt-cotrie out for tree c Dale S.TChundro ard Nancy 0- steep-steps to the library. ceesec ••ye.. t. • right for us." November 26, Wednesday-Chapel "Planning to spend all your eve- ' • When up). Tie S r 7 ;, Cz r -7-- n...! dr nines from now on with a good "There isn't any way." she said Ulrich .;e.ported to the vet- rg program erans' Nancy M. hundrc book. Deb?" Nan asked lightly. "I wearily. "And the sooner we sep- hospital for a checkup and A LOVELY SENORITA - • • • November 27, 28. 29. and gam f • 30, might remind you that you're not arate. the easier it will be. It was treatment for arteriosclercsis, he. • Columbia Pictures star Thanks... _ • . • . all a mistake from the 'be-came the ed. the type. You'll always have some beginning. oldest veteran 'admit- Janet Blair looks pert in " f”-n Nliss Agnes Gorsuch Now-you'd better go." r, ..• mar3tlebotaegingrah shaolotekr ted to Nichols since the Veterans• si,o0 At least let me drive you home, her hat of black felt with a VARSITY hyoeur."head. "I'm - Administration took over the in- or.tv er• Is Honored Vrith through with men. Fred, thank How can I tell you goodby here?" black satin band around the wife Mr- G . Homemakers Clubs stitution in 1946. ". Farewell Parts' goodness, is gone. Craig and I Just crown and a decorat:ve Ends Friday aste bade each other a friendly good- AGAINST her better The 100-year-old ex-serviceman Schedule judgment. frame of black Spanish tace is • chief stio,Aer by. And-and-" Her voice wa- 1-1 she consented. This might be is a Union veteran of the Civil • around her face. The attendar.ce ca•ntest W:IS IA ,' vered. "And Geoff's married." the last time she would see him. War. JOAN BENNETT :a Nal ace! iLii'"were ii.1),s;e:s.srt_e5siTraseert.d,anBFseuritr.2.- Friday. N vember :11 N, w C she told herself. She could allow ba Mrs_ LalaaFarmers s.de. war. pr,, e pary ia. Haa.T. evrd Club at 1:30 t .• Inez S THEY entered the reading herself Just a few minutes more Ina the large,* cit....! d.c.... in , f the , r Ni- home of Mr• Milburn F. n. A room of the library. Nan with him. And yet, wouldn't even PM:ETRE IMPROVEMENT Carroll NN omen Put The atttt di. ,,a :.. .g .. the .. . 7..rAvt'rmber 'tnif eN''dahr.rii,gl c.Verg1.;:Agns Tuesday.'November 25-attc.:a Club stopped abruptly and clasped Deb- short ride home only sharpen PROGRAM FOR KENTUCKY Up Food for Winter s'at 1ss Ca:I...rine Le v ..‘ • at 1 30 p rn. in the hear.e al airs orah's arm. the bitternes,s of their parting? "WOMAN ON •• . - "Look!" she Up the hill - down two blocks. The Brent Butterwerth whispered:- The Kentueks Poultry- Improe- Seven homemakers clubs in C-ir- ri''''"- '''' r n - .'' g ''`.:: "b -` C`ii'irr.:;:jecvh Th"...foissksgG,...z".r5uc .h, .sre -,1-,e4'.::r g7 Under the Sheremembered the first time he t..e December 11 ..: 7 .4. : k ..• ••., ,.. .„,,, - , H _ ,.. e,,,.. ., • bright light at one of ement Associationn reports that ap- THE BEACH" the desk-s. Geoff sat reading a had brought her home - remem- rol county a ith a membership 01 • bered how he had carried her proximately 107 ,Xentucky chicken `' T-- i...7.- ; rt.,.' • • .1.: paper. up estimate they have stored o: 1 .. Says Wilt! Should the hatcheries with a capacity of 200 f• itc.i...1:.! '': „ r• fr• - • - Deborah felt her heart in her walk and into the house ,What 5.407, Me . . .,. a short time ago 615 eggs otherwise preserved for winter era' Saturday Only knON% .‘110tit throat. However. as Geoff did not that was and yet and two turkey hatcheries \ I orlev how much had happened wil look up. she moved off quietly to since!: with a capacity of 445.000 egg ,. $24.636 worth of food. They repoht Now. Geoff Was taking her home to big T1 the rental . shelves ands started this year operated under provisions having cured 29.215 pounds of matt. glancing over the titles say goodby-and the world would old and of the of the National Poultry .7. • :•,•-• .•• S. "''' ' SP"r+1:r2:. end for her. Plan More frozen 6.677 pounds 'and canmat tro ' books. She took one down and pre- . tended a great interest in it but The car came to a stop before the than 4.000 approved flocks furnishzd 1.07; quarts Then they canned afli she was aware of Geoff every in- little white cottage. For a while, eggs to these hatcheries 6.683 quarts of frint. 7.629 quarts o Wa they sat silent. stant. Determined not to show her All the turkey flocks were pull-. eegetables and preserved I 872 pints ha awareness, but unable to refrain Then with a sigh. Debotsh laid orum-clean and 66 of the of jelly Eight hundred and Ourty- from stealing glances at him. her head against Geoff's shoulder. ehicken 441 rft five pounds of fruit anti 1.a39 -,t: • F. G 7- . .• . . •`• Then he looked up and saw her. "I said you should not come." she hatcheries were either pullorum- Jib v.... Color flooded her face as their eyes whispered. clean or pulrurum-passed, which pounds --of vegetateles also • met He pushed back his chair re- "This is why I ramp," He slipped ' means there were no reactors on frozen. 01 turned the paper to its rack, and his arm around her and kiased her. the last. test Each flock that sup- SPJ "Darling". I can't give you Woman's Council came over to her. up-I'm plies egg: 'was pullorumecntrollecl, not going to. I love you JOBS AVAILABLE thi • - • • ' • • „e "Something interesting?' he -and you Friday and Saturday love which means that on the last, test Empl,,ymert opportunities ii•ted Meets On Tuesday said taking the book from her me. Say it." - "I love you, less than two percent of the birth with the 'Kentucky State Employ- cat., hand. Then, under his breath. Geoff." She clung to tb• THE RUSTLERS WHISPERED HIS NAME "Let's get out of here. darling. I Were reactors, ment Service Include: _ want to talk to you." egg dealers Head Nurse int ...And HiS Guns Blasted His Fame' (To be continued) Three Kentucky Saw Deborah saw that two spectacled bought hatching eggs trom about Manager Catering (Assistant' th: ••• v• cy, .•••• (The' characters in this serial are • ' women at the reading desks were Secretary oe ti••.. .O fictitious) 400 approved flocks to sell in this gazing at them cunously. iCopr 1943 D• fararnerce Publishing Co cabinet Maker it. 4.0•10 Moo/v. n a nel-atinsrastat es. 1AAHCIS" la" 0.• lewliget st. • • Printer VII A-, p•••••• p•olt. •1 0.• oleo, - Miner I RIC1114110 MOWN Mrs, J. N Hatcher from Louis- COYOTE _ 'rges .be• housed for the winter...Before ville will arrive today for a week's 1.,m)kinu.t for a Jr ii) C• • DON Better Care YOUR Ernie, ,y merit of h, , JMY it is put inside it should be ca.e.- visit with her daughter', Mrs. Rob- 55555 Item Broadway, May flo.lit " MOO taiga Of Farm Machinery ert Jarman and family Mrs. Hat- East • b' MOWS folly inspected for needed repairs, ••• soots WAKELY cher will join the family for 1•▪11,,etvel • A h.: better cam of farm and new parts ordered and put in Thanksgiving. 'LEAD THE CLANNIFIEDS math,neiy is made by Prof J. B before spring. S. Kellev head of the agricultural "All machinery should be Clean ••• . section of the Kentucky ! dirt. trash And excess grease_ Coy-, Fspet irramt Station plow bottoms. and otner bright kentuck) 4-1 rers To Nlaehinery ests so much „ardzi'parts with grease or other pr,, \t tend Conres/14 m-ce;sar y in n farming!tective material. Drain gear cases ..' LEE '1.••••• WHITE • DENNIS MOORE • at should be given the best of old uil. Machines with rubh,•: we 40. PLUS .re sale! Prof tit..11ey tires sr, .'ild he jacked up to t7n. it .i rery .ir d equipmont shoul the • the tires." , Notice Chapter No. 2 • "JESSE JAMES RIDES AGAIN" HUNTING Reduced Rates!!! cel uncr=.114onday . and FISHING ONLY 25 CENTS PER PERSON ANY- HUNTED...by Killers 9 1.N' K1-:•\ / UCK the k-\_IOUNDED" ...by low! By WHERE IN THE CITY LIMITS KIRK P001,

ass (INCLUDING THE COLLEGE) .11 /14 clothing Oxi far away El, ese F.': • • •' and • • . .7, • t t•-• Someday, and., not Ireorn.irripr/V,F,“' egieo• ing that our season Was we will have one. Murray is show o Mildred CI ,!"1 cemizer. However, ing spectacular growth and is - CAI.I. reaper-. record the shooting skason 14.4)5 modern town in most i:anged -.se h,:ird MIMITWIS 'cont.- HoWever, we are behind the-tina hro,c,"."; •;••• tr.; Cr. ; Lorin, th• or season was too ea, of oor neighboring towns in lackin • DIAMOND CAB •aeather to, warm to start th? a nice golf course. Those who li 4 It's hard to please the game have to ,drive to MayfieH ir.':• a.1 1,r, as no one an predict or Paducebeto• play.-Treincton h. we!. COrldillOnS •rFom year to a nice course; so does Madisoavill • m' advance It -.takes coil Fulton. Paris and other towns clm 4 7'11 l'fri BRODIE.,,o,i, LONG , the North to - %taut by. There T more interest in Ito'' AA IMOND BURN • DOUGLAS FOWLEY - 7r...ether in ihim: - tt, would 232 Phone moving Al: duck hunter in Muraaa than one - WILLIAM CHAIM JASON ROBARDS t;reen cearay. • 7 them 232 , W reel j rif 1,60.6111, I, 1151.1.911, Sat tarn, ti:''roping it will be better than and I believe, with the proper elec.. safety 11.•••••••• ..... Could. promote a 9-hole cou,ii, ' Sur'.act r;p•at rofin'v, k 'S as I.-potted by .visrale iasi year-for liist season was we Anyway, the idea is worth thinkaia CARLTON OUTLAND, Owner and Operator about. -atrid maybe, next spring, we , Mar i ay no• Us a Golf Course. can DO somethine, about it.

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