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isessesewissie lephone service lee apes between the Us i d YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 ri Dakar. Frenci, Wet PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, September 9, 1952 --V;i756(Tiii7No.-- 154-- avice has also the island of M.:4n urray POLIO STRIKES SIX BROTHERS AND SISTERS 11141 T.,EXAS Charles K. Training School Opens Lions Club 1- O'Connell. To Speak onday With Enrollment of 421 Broom Sale Woman's Club This Thursdiy

USH he Murray Training School taught in both the Murray High Charles K. O'Connell, secretary peals for a term that started in ned Mondey with an enrollment School and the Training School Is Sellout of State of the Commonweatlh of 1928. Kentucky 421 according to an announce- and has her mastes iegree from will be the gu-t speak- Charley moved to Frankfort as nt by the new er Thursday, September It, at the director, Esco Murray State Co' The Murray Lions Club swept a deputy clerk immediately after and Back to nter. opening business meeting o; the Eugene Smite. .4,4e aill be the town in one clean sweep in his graduation from U. of L. That Murray Woman's Club. r. Gunter said the building had teaching in the c ea '...6,_%,,aleart-an,d, their sight conservation broom Th:s first was his first political job, but it !TONE ently general business meeting of the been redecorated and that ment has his master. O• 17 ,a-om sale last Thursday eevning. was only a forerunner to his cur- h year is an open meeting, and teacher has • suite of rooms the University of Iliir. 7- •s The Lions efforts for the first rent streak of continuous service. the townspeople are invited to at- AT! orated in pastel colors to serve taught in Illinois for ta„."1, evening of the expected two even- Charley was out of a job ire tend and hear Mr. O'Connell, who county studenta and the stu- few Jeers: Marion Brown, ..g canvass of the town resulted 1932 at the end of his father's is a brilliant speaker. t teachers at 'Murray State trial erts,_ who has his m _11 but some five dozen broomg term. But the father spent the - :Mrs. Ed Griffin, president sof lege. Fluorescent lights and from Murray State College; h. as. purchased, and only 3 little next-four years as asistant clerk. the organization will !ptember 20th peries have been placed in each yin Deweese, basketball coact: Ir'• ;ban half the town having introduce the 'Started 'String' in 1936 speaker. His subject has not bee: te of rooms. who is a graduate of Murray State canvassed. The remaining Charley's mother died in 1933. disclosed as yet, but it is ex- our Cleaning New teachers at the school are where he was a star player on the li..;oms were peddled Friday by In 1935, his father again was pected to be highly entertaining. iah Darnell who returns after MSC team; Mrs. Fred Faurot, who those Lions who did not partici- elected clerk of the Cpurt of Ap James Goble, a Courier-Journal two year leave of absence during will be teaching parttime in the pate in the Thursday night's sale. peals. He was ill of pneumonia staff writer, wrote a short history tech he worked toward his doc- health department, has her mas- Lion President Bryan Tolley when he, was sworn In on Jan- of Mr. O'Connell in the Decembe: 's degree in music at the Uni- ters degree from the University of "wishes to express the genuine ap- uary 6, 9316. He died the next 30, 1951 issue of that paper, part rsity of Indiana; Miss Inez Haile Misouri. preciation of the Murray Lions day. ity of which is being reprinted below. Elkton, home economics, who Other teachers at the school are Club to the good people of Mur- Within 40 minutes of his father's t s her masters degree from the Mrs. Mavis McCamish, first grade: ray and community who were so death, Charley was named clerk You • say it's hard to predict niversity of Tennessee; Mrs. El- Miss Ola Brock, second grade; Dr. gracious to the Murray Lions in by, the court to serve until an who will win a political rams? tt Wear, sixth grade, who has Annie Ray, third grade; Miss Mat- making it possible for them to election in November of that ,year. Tell you what I'm gonna do. tie Trousdale, fourth grade; Miss make this benefit project an over- That was the start of his 16 con- I'm gonna tell you who will be Lottye Suiter, fifth grade; . Miss whelming success. To the Ledger tinuous years as a state official, elected clerk of the Kentucky 011een Williams, art: Miss Mar- and Times. the Murray Democrat, In November, 1936, he was elected andidates On Court of Appeals in 1955. Charles garet Campbell, social studies; bind WNBS, your contributions in to complete the rest of his father's CLEANERS K. O'Connell, that's who.' Mrs. Lillian Lowry, speech, dra- publicity were most valuable." term. You want to know who Will be matics and journalism; Miss Attie It is believed that every pur- In 1939. Charley was permitted elected Kentucky's secoriary of to posite Sides Faughn, English; Elroy Eldridge, chaser felt that he or she receivedi seek re-election as clerk be- state in 1959? Step right op. Char- PHONE '234 agriculture; Miss his money's worth in the broom, ,- cause he hadn't previously bees. Mayme Whit- les K. O'Connell. nela and at the same time felt that he elected to a full four-year term. librarian; R. E. 1,00dgioe, • You want to know who will be science. had contributed - materially to a He won. In 1943, he was elected f Nation elected clerk of the court in 1963, Mrs. Jeanne most worthy cause, Tolley said. secretary of state. In 9147, he was Hewett of Louis- shown in an Isolation ward of Rob- and who will be secretary Murray Lions Club of the Pahl family of Stonewall. Tex., are elected clecterd clerk, In 1951, he was ville is the new secretary. She is Again, the SIX BROTHERS AND SISTERS undergoing Tex., after being stricken by polio. A seventh is testa. of state in 1967' The same man. electerd secretary. By United Frees the wife of Edward Hewett who wishes to warmly express a great ert B. Green hospital, San Antonio. 16; Dayton, 14; Dorothy, 6; George, 10. (International) You don't need a crystal ball The presidential candidates are will be teaching big "THANK YOU." ((rom front) are Paul, 11; Elaine, 8; Daniel, The switches, have been made in the art de- Shown to make these predictions. A glance opposite sides of the country partment at — - because neither the clerk nor the Murray State Col- at the record of 47-year-ald Char- ay. lege. • secretary can succeed himself after Hire les Kenny O'Connellr the newly Democratic candidate Stevenson Dr. Charles River Swimmer May being elected to a four-year term. Murray High Tickets 19 Planes Are elected secretary of state, is all Ls in Seattle, Washington, where What Pnanner of man is this Dies This Morning that's -needed. He has been switch- he spent the night after delivering Have Given Up state official? On Sale Thursday Downed By US ing back and forth betweeh the There's no one nutshell descrip- a major campaign speech. Today, Dr. Charles Hire, former instrtic- Jury Not Yet NEW MADRID, Mo. Sept. it (up) offices of clerk and secretary of tion ler him. It takes a lot of be will go to San Francisco for tor at Murray State College, paso Sabrejets __An Argentine swimmer apple-. state for the last 16 Yeass- nutshells. another speech tonight. Tonight's ed away in Bloomington, Indiana tickets for the 1952 Reseeve seat ently has failed in an atternpt to a ••••".-- To political-campaign managers, address will be carried to the na- this morning. Dr. Hire was well season will Murray High Football set a new world's distance swim- he's Mr. Vote Getter. tion on radio and television.. , Seated In known in Murray and Calloway on sale Thursday and Friday go By United Press ming record. In the last election. ' Charley', Tomorrow, Stevenson will travel county, and while he taught here Store. Coach Ty at Wallis Drug United Nations planes gave North Antonio Abertondo plunged in- majority was around 66.000 votes, by train through central Cantor- became an integral part of the thire desiring Holland said that Korean military *students a les- to the Mississippi River at 6:30 about 11.000 more than that piled ma. stumping that part of the state civic programs of the city. reserve seat thy' had Coffee Case the same son in aerial warfare today. a. m. Saturday an St. Louis in an up by Gobernor Lawrence Wether- as he travels toward Los Angeles. He was Freshman director of year, may have them by last It was a first-hand demonstration effort to beat the record set in by. And in 1943. Charley was the In his Seattle speech last night, physics at the eolege while here, calling 78. .-replete with bombs, bullets. and 1940 by Butcher John Sigmund, only Democrat elected to a state- Stevenson said he is for public By United Prow and also took an active part in ai Murray High have The. mom rs*tritng air battles. who swam 292 miles in 89 hours wide office as the Republicans electric power under a "tight-fist- In Wickliffe. Mn. Cleatie the First Methodist church. He a full schedule now with the ex- Coffee and 52 minutes swept into power. ed" policy. ,He promised to combat is on trial this morning, charged taught an adult class. ception of November 14. This A flight of allied fighter-bomb- At 6 a. m. EDT this morning, he An Exeeleint Speaker efforts to 'cut down on the prefes- with being an accessory before For the past 'several years he game will be scheduled by that ers swooped down on the North was reported within half-a-day To clubs throughout the stete, ential sale of public power to the fact In a gun battle between had been an instructor at the Uni- time however. Korean military academy at Sak- and 60 miles of his goal. But later Pup's Good Time Charley. ready cooperatives and public bodies. He a Cairo. Illinois, bartender and versity of Indiana. chti-only 39 miles from a big The schedule Is as fellows: reports seemed to indicate he'd with a joke for any occasion. He's also stressed the importance of her estranged husband, Dr. W. W. The funeral will be held in Chinese Communist base in Man- September 12, Russellville, home quit. an excellent speaker, always keep- protecting watersheds as the key Coffee of La Center. The gun bat- Bloomington on Thursday. Mnrganfield. away churia. September 19. Watchers at Tiptonville. Tennes- ing his audience entertainad, never to the national forestry program. tle ended in the fatal shooting of September, 26, Mayfield, home Tfie bombers becan plastering see said boats accompanying the once pointing with pride or view- Republican candidate Eisenhowsr the bartender 90 DR IN SINKING Fulton. away the school with high explosives. At October 3. stocky swimmer passed there this ing with alarm. He has appeared' will move frdm Cleveland to She also is charged with ma- 10.- Bowling Green. home the Communist base -150 Soviet- October morning at a speed too great for before 80 organizations in the last Washington to New York City to- licious shooting of her husband in By United Press October Madisonville, away built MIGs took off to break up lr swimming Not only that a Tip- year. day. an earlier incident. The Common- Police in Belgrecle. Yugoslavia. October 24, Paris, away the attack. tonville resident, Richard Jones, Eisenhower spent most of yester- wealth will allege that she gave my 90 persons have been killed October 31. Hopkinsville. away But the allied Air Force is said a figure aboard one of the day afternoon in conferences with the bartender a large sum of in the sinking of a passenger ves- November 7, Princeton. home ready for them. Sahrejets-flyae boats was covered with grease. Cold Weather Halts Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland money a few hours befall`, the sel in the Danube river It is November 14. (to be filisdi Abertorido had GOP leaders at Cleveland. He fatal gun duel took piece at Dr. Yugoslavia'p worst post-war Ira- Steger eyes- the ismerbera-knifea coated himself with evolt In Prison Lanolin for the. swim. spent the afternoon in conferences, Coffee's animal hospital in La vedy-and It is blamed on into the enemy form:el.-my And the However, at a news conference and In hill- Center. storm which blew up on the river Redieplanes went down like tan the reeorts Ire uncon- By United Press Fires Break Out pins. firmed. And the Marine Radio Sta- dies with party fund-raisers. A jury has not yet been seated suddenly. Abuot 30 persons whO Cold weather has come to the tion at Eisenhower will fly to Washing- in the case, which is being tried had stayed on deck managed to On Shelton Farm When the shooting stopped, al- St. Louis has been unable aid of prisms officials at the fed- to contact the yacht ton today for a brief visit to his in Ballard circuit court. • jump into the river and were res- lied , pilots counted 19 enemy accomanying eral reformatory near Chillicothe. party's -national headquarters, and cued by other river craft. FAIRFIELD. Ill. Sept. 9 (UP'---' planes destroyed or damaged. It the swimmer. Ohio. then will fly to New York City. job Selling Mysteriousfires have deltroyed was the best bag of MIGs this Charles I/C. O'oCnnell Some 400 rioting prisoners went Charge buildings owned by BULLETIN back to their cells He will May in New York about - POLIO rICASES RISE TO four on farms month. Major Richard Ayersman That makes NM the oldest elec- when the tem- four days, working on speech to Made In Postoffice 19 6 gut, THE STATE "Big Earl" Shelley. of Sacramento, California. summed perature dropped. A tough tette swimmer from ted statewide official in point of be delivered on his next campaign LOUISVILLE. Sept. 9 (UP)- Authorities report that during up the battle back at his airbase. The riot started at dinner. Some Argentina has failed in his effort continuous service. tour of the middle west. Department Kentucky's total of polio cases has the weekend, the last remaining Said he: "it was a beautiful day 700 prisoners refpstla to answer long-distance swim- Charels is a native of Frank- Some time this week, Eisenhower with the worst of the building on Shelton's main farm up there for 'MIG fighting." to break the the dinner call. They started a By United rifle risen to 896 fort. He was born.October 11. 1904. Fairfield, Illinois, was burn- ming record on the Mississippi disturbance, demanded that Is expected to get together with Federal lawyers are piling up' epidemic in the state's most cri- near in a hnose on Shelby Street. al- act- to the ground. Thrz.e other Republican Representative Dew- River. Antonio Abertondo was ing warden John Galvin consider the than who lost the nomination evidence that some postmen have tical polio area. Jefferson county, ed most within tha shadow of the buildings on another farm he owns. ey Short of Missouri predicts the hauled out of the Mississippi at their grfevances. Galvin turned to him In the GOP National con- to ring .the cash register as well apparently past. dome of the new capitol: also were burned. United Nations saoner or later will Caruthersville, Mo., on orders of them/shawl natty. Some 250 guards vention in Chicago-Senator Ro- as doorbells to win promotions. The stat death toll now stands Father Was Clerk. Toe "Big. Earl" is a prohibition-era have to fight all the way to the his trainer, after he suffered Severe "surreunded the yard bert Taft of Ohio. Taft has indi- The latest report on this comes at 94. His parents were William R officials gangster whose family has been Manchurian border. leg cramps. He had swum 262.9 brit made no. effort to break up cated that he will make an all- from New York. State postal in- Jefferson county health O'Connell, an attorney. and Bess thetarget of an externanatinn plot. Said Shortowh(T from 'a tour of miles and was only 30 miles short the demonstrations. out effort to help 'the General's spector Henry Montague has turn- report no new cases admitted to Kenny O'Connell, both formerly, )ROGRAM •4# He ha S fled the state. The family's Korea with 10 other Congressmen: of breaking the long distance Some 300 prisoners quit the re- campaign. ed over Information on job-selling Louisville General hospital on Sat- of Mount Sterling. The father *as THRILL Sunday. the first time enemies have ,killed three of his. "I cannot see any peace out here record when the combination of volt seen after it started. But 400' -Eutenhower's running - mate, to US atorney !Stetter aLnr. And urday or deputy clerk of the Court of 'Ap- brothers and wounded other mem- tin the far east) as long as there the loss of sleep, the lack of solid others held out, burned furniture ND OLDI Senator Richard Nixon, is heading tine has celled a federal grand since the polio epidemic began in peals when Charley was- rn. bers of the clan. is a divided Korea." food, and the cold water got him. nnd bedding to keep werm. Vio- for Nebraska today after his tour jury to invetitigate the matter. the county. The parents had only no other ionship, .-1111111 lence flared briefly. One prisoner of New England, well no speeches nowever, neither Montague nor child, girl who died the age was slightly wended when he scheduled for today. I.ane will reveal how many posi- of .10. tried to escape. Two others were E0 Senator John Sparkman, the tions are Involved In the loma- Democratic Vice Presidential can- Gimmicks On US Planes By Pointing To In Ione. the family' moved to beaten tip by fellow prisoners. The t:TA:Wee: racket, or bow,alma Air Force Defends raewporr. maiTe7,- me.Ja "Tao ftrert-u- trtths-Mar-Bas- 'date, is NWT-Anti today at the money changed hands. iiirended echnola ELLIOT1 to keep the prisoners away from Kansas State Fair, at Topeka. In Chicago. where another fed- there and at ribriernati. 1923, the administration eral jury is looking Info the Mutt-, Of The Salirejets Combat In Korea In the family mriviLd to building. The Record Louisville. Charley completed his The lightly-clothed prisoners set tion, postal employes are reportNi education here at St. Xavier up a cry for coffee and sand- S SHOW Action Taken To to have paid anywhere from WO High By Robert J. Set-ling lion dollars, weighs fifteen_ te cesteirday a secret new gimmick tastic proportions. Even ordinary School and the University of Louis- wiches as the temperature drop- Send Gangster Back to $1500 to get better paying Sellal Sabrejet very devices are expensive. A wind- Of United Preen more than a B-29 aed operate, is Rollie on the ville getting ari-s A.13. from ped. Galvin told them he wouldn't ervisory jobs. degree Air Force Secretary Thomas Fin- with q three-men 'crew compared soon. When it's installed, Finletter shield on a -fighter plane, the latter in 1929. deal with them durin gthe revolt. To Homeland In other investigations, the jus- Wasniegton_sept. I. (UP)-The letter says quality and not quand to the ten or eleven in a World grimly commented. "a lot more' for example, costs as much as a Meanwhile. his father had been The temperature droreaCd to 55 tice fepartment has received data to go down Cadillac. And when you get into eavernment's denaturalization a:- tity is the Air Farce motto- War Two bomber. What substitutes ItITG-15's are going elected clerk of the Court of Ap- degrees at 2 am That did it The for a possible new case against mass such intricate things as TS tion against Gambler Frank Cos- ofr the crew members Is a and more F-86 Sabrejete are going bomb- shivering prisoners filed back to three major oil companies. Gulf, sights, the one used a Many Feed tello is aimed at sending the un- periBehind that blunt statement It of electronics equipment costing to stay up." There's no indication on a B-38 their cells' Socony-Vitcuum, end the Atlantic inins about 250 icts Mei Meer derworld boss back to his Italian a long standing feud between the more than an entire four-engine what the new equipment is, but -thousand &ell,' Marquees Dim For The eicht-temr revolt- was over. Refining Company. The material or thirty times more homeland. Air Force and critic's who've been, bombee of the last war. presumably it ha's- something to than th was handed over by the mutual warplanes are The Sabrejet fighter is another do either with inerresed firepower bombsights of World Vaar Two. Cancer Victim Informed sources say that gov- security agency. it involevs al- saying American getting to complicated-too full example. critics have charged that or better aiming accuracy. The lat- ernment attorneys are studying leged overcharges on nil bought This controversy over gadgets Sabrejet produetion has been con- ter is the hest bet -accurate fire Inquiring methods to deport the gambling from the companies for shipment of gimmicks and gadgets that slow and gimmicks is nothing new. It By United Preis; stantly interrupted by last-minute' is a hie problem in a 600-mile an kingpin if the attempt to take to Marshal Plan countries The down - production and increase the went on during the last war, when Theater marquees will be dim- design changes -- new gadgets hour fighter plane. Reporter away his citizenship is successful. Silsbee departmeat has already' cost. critics were .demanding that the ;wed ip New York iCty tonight in which the Air Force decided had to instal- Attorney General James Me- filed a 87-million dellar suit The gripes about allegedly over- Finletter Implies Mak if Air Force build cheap, light, high- tribute to tke ..p.tssing. of . a..... great complicated military planes are rai be incorporated into the planes lation of sueh gadgets Slows down , Grammy says he denaturalization against four major oil companies ly maneueerable but poorly-pro- actress. a QUESTION instituted laughing matter. The most recent i everi if „it meant halting the assem- production, it's just trio . bad but it proceedings will be _ for alleged overcharging on ship- tected planes like the Jap Zero. Andehere will he no nerform- Do you think that most men pre- outburst Came from a Senate pre- bly lines. done. For behind this against Costello at once, based•Vt ments to Saudi Arabia. has to...be The Pentagon refused, saying that ence of "The King And T" et_the for beauty more than brains? charges he made false statementS Back in New York, a Senate paredness subcommittee which am , The obvious Alt Force rebut- reasoning is &sample explanation: highly-trained pilots were more St. ames Theater, where Cer- A NSWER S mised the Air Force of wrecking l to We can't When applying for citizenship in subcommittee is looking in' 'he tal all this is first to point to out-produee Russia with- valuable than the planes they n. e Lawrence played her last. Mrs. Hubert Pittman: I suppbse 1925 problem of Communism in schools. its own production goals by in- the Sabrejet record ,in.actbal com- cut going to virtual all-out mobili- flewaaand that a cheap fighter le. that they do. sisting on fancy equipment. And, bat over Korea. They're knocking zation. alternative is to MeGranery said that when COS- Today, It heard Dr. hella Dodd. The only plane just didn't offer enoug Funeral services for Miss Law- Mrs. James Rogers: No. I don't more than one Russian-built MIG fighters _quality above quantity. tello applied for naturalization he a former Communist, tell how she military expert has; down emphasise protection. rence will, be held this a ternona think so. Some men might like wondered whether we might be1 with grim regularity-the same If we're building one fighter to • failed to reveal that he bad been recruited teachers for the Red (at 3 pm. EDT. She Will be that but most of them are net. going every makes, then this convinced in 1915 of carrying a party. Dr. Dodd says she told the overboard in the gimmick'.M1Gs which some- American ex- three Bessie Actually,' desire to proteet buried tomorrow at Upion. Mess- ,Mrs. Ruth eavitt: I think men three times concealed weapon and had served teachers "they were fighting for department - pouring too much ; perts have praised as a simpler. we must make 'our the crews is still one of the main achusetts. in a pink satin ball admire an attractive person more a one-year jail sentence. Ireedom of speech and 'better. time, effort and money into com- easier-tosbuild jighter'IThe reascn better. And the Margin of super- reasons behind the policy of • ex- sown she wore when she played Mrs. Olin Moore: T don't think MeGranery did.' not mention de- economics" Dr. Dodd has agreed plicated planes while Riissia builds we're winning air vii4bries. says iority can very well he the com- pensive but efficient aircraft-.'f in "The -King And I" the average man would prefer portation of, Costello as a sequel Io give the names nf alleged Red three or four or five planes for I the Air Force, is supArtor pilot plicated. expensive technical equip- quality over ,quantity. For the Air Miss Lawrence died of cancer on beauty to brains. training to denaturalization. A justice ae- teachers to the Senators. And the every one of our flying eleetronicl plus better gimmicks. , mat:a-electronic ininsights-navi- Force - is firmly convinced any Saturday. Her husband. pradueer .. Mrs. eland Millen I believe the Air nimmemismsW partment spokesman would say subcommittee gays some of them laboratories. Secretary FieWter Says Wore ration instruments armor-plate. change In this policy must be a Richard Aldrich. has ordered thea brains would come first. .1 think The' B-47 and not less change to ' only that "we" cross that bridge already have been subpenaed to medium jet bombers/is wide...awe coming , There's no doubt such equipment the Russian theory that coffin in be closed for the funeral'they would like to have the look' 'example. It costs He revealed to a news conference almcist fan- human life when we come to It." testify. " • a gorti three mil- increases the' cost to Is always expendable. service today. . I along with it though. „assersS77:

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_a PAGE TWO THE LEDGER S: TIMES, XuRRAy, urrucxy - — I(tESI)A Y, SEPTEMBER 9, THE LEDGER & TIMES 111.)! PUBLISH/1D LEDGER d TIMES PUBLISHIN9 COSEPANY wns, imacrideaetRToobQinusion Cools Off After Tim Wa y ...asteolidation of tie Murray Leuger, The .• LaLowey Tames. and The • glatee-Herald. Lietob-: O. nag, and the stet!ir nd t Kentuckian. January ji Fine ts. Gate Over standing of • • JAME', C' WILLIAMS. PUBloollF.R to By United Press . as representing "good old days" l Namibia Leaahe the of baseball. _ . .... earn.. W L "ect. i reserve the right *1 .emect eri Aavertisieg. Second baseman. Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Letters to the Editor, i th:ll.National League presi- 86 49 637 er Public Voice items wiaelith has decided maybe he was a little our opinion ire not for the best interest 'I dent . -saes the scoring of more ...... 81 54 son Si our readers. hasty about threatening . to quit 'I runs, not bickering and stalling.' St. Lout' 79 57 581 , SAL ball unless The league gave him ' Philadelphia w hi ..But is accounts for the time difference.. 74 62 344 • THE KENTUCKY a hearing on a fine. n E Russ iSSOCIATION Points out that teams are Chicago 87 71 486 NATIONAL "I blew my top REPRESENTATIVES. W • LLACE when I threat- per game Cincinnati 60 78 ingo I WIT: ER CO. 1368 ened scoring almost nine runs 441 Cohree, Memphis, Tenn.. to quit,- says Robinson. Boston 59 250 Par. Ave, New York; 30. N. contest Is, this year. In 1915, they averaged .76 437 Michigan' SPORTS I still believe I did not deserve Gijes wee. Chinon 80 Bolyston 'ent,"IN seven rOnS lax game. Pittsburgh 39 100 '.61 St,.'Boston. the fine." over Football coaches, both collegiate SA Robinson refers to a tine league Amarlisa Loire ts 50 ariblred LINEUP and professional, are complaining at the Post Offict Mures,y, Held j09 president Kentucky, For High Warren Giles 754 for transmission as harieed out of injuries today. Team L Pc:t Secuo4 because of Class 114ar.e words Robinson alleged- A Pittsburgh Steeler halfbacIr New York 82 56 594 s. 1 ly had with umpire Stec SUBSCRIPTION Larry Goetz named Harold Payne is in serious Cleveland 110 58 580 RATES: By Carrier By United Press Last Thursday ', 11'..aray. per week 15e. per School Boys in Boston. At the condition at a Pittsburgh hospital Boston 72 64 .529 moth 8,5e. An Calloway and adanining stMmilign The other big league teams get tines Robinson Said bed Washington Per Year, 113 50; else- wilson quit with injorieS suffered yesteriay 72 66 5.1 LES Where. 95.50. back into the act today. .after a baseball rather than pay the fine Chicago ... • against the San .Francisco 49er5. 71 65 - 322 SI pri day in which interest was cen- without a hearing. Philadelphia WASHINGTON. 0 C -The Na- Be Tough: ! The former Tennessee 'oack sut- 71 67 514 s and TUESDAY, SF;PTEMBER tered ost the Brooklyn Dodgers • Today, he's a lot calm..2 about fractured St. Louis 9, 1942 tional Wildlife Federation has ask- Last Friday night at Paris, I fered a concussion, cheek SO 82 408 le for and New York Giant pennant Tenn., the subject, probably beeline of i Detroit ed the high school students qf bone and shock. He probably will 40 *I .331 Rob struggle The American League has several America to create a cartoon Aar- Murray football fans seal/ front-44h" advice. Dodger V' be out for the season. utheas Honest Boston at Detroit in the afternoon president Buz Bavasi hints Confession, For A Price acter which can Grove F.iigh' roMp to a 43-6 that caApttainIthBaciall, viNehwe,laln-ormka. y home f be used to teU and win Giles will New York at St. Louts and over McKenzie, Tenn. give Robinson thn hen-- the contell squad, it's revealed that When 'Whittaker Chambers the story of conservation, and of- They also became a wealthy Philadelphia at Cleveland under saw a lag he demanded. Bavasi says he Natimal Liam over man fered prizes totaling $700 in remarkable player in half- Irssterda74 -night for writing a series a lights. In a twi-nighter. Washing- talked with the league president. Brooklyn 10-1. blew Rislats York 2 "• CRC 64 articles, and a book, on nationwide back Jimmy Kimmon.s The 150 for most of the season. Thz. Lsaa how he conspired contest. - And it's believed (Only games scheduled , to destroy the United ton_plays at Chicago. In the senior pounder ran over Your that Giles and Massachusetts, halfback broke ACA States we said The cartoon contest touelidoons Robinson his what we thought of him. will take circuit. Pittsburgh plays an after-. in the will meet in .*•eret to the place 43 Paint Grove win. He aid- left collar bone in scrimmage on Indo-t After of the annual conserva- r.00n game at New York. reslove their differences. Its ,also American League all, however, he was a At night, ed tremendously on defense also. Saturday. Lloyd Walters of New- tango: writer to begin tion poster contest which believed You a he ssais With and the Fed- it's St. Louis St ouel. Giles will make the VS 411-tos. No games scheduled. •-t--lte--b-ls.../ert luteseverely era-1 -1.bri - , for seizing the opportu- sponsored for. 13 yeas. Chicago at Brooklyn in single Nrinnions-5 a flue and aggrestive !Fne.isikk but will tellhis Umpires Clever nity to earn lots of in.oney Entries player. by the' practiceof his own must be submitted by next games, end Cincinnati at Boston He scored Grove's only Ito be more patient with players. Clothe profession. • Jan 31 and touchdown This TodayI. Abovi. winrers will bo an- for a twin-biU. against the Tigers in the ' way. it's felt, both Giles Let gi nounced Tui key during National Wildlita ! -In yesterday's action, the Dod- Day tilt here last season. and Robinson will save face. Pares .Henry Wallace,.our former aclass Week in Parisi ChIcagelat Brooklyn (night) - (collo< vice-president, is in Nlarch, 195.1. - gers etred Giants played two games All comments point toward Now that he's achieved one New Agency Created Suppo by himself when Hacker (144) vs. Landrum .1-31. it comes to capitalizing on his part AS in the. previous poste: tn.- and woonci up ri;ht whers they having the strongest squad goal-hitting a home run in ev-aly -I•Zarro in the ' this sea- By Governor Pittsburgh at New York- board ,loss of China and the spread tests, the cartoon cempeti:ion will started. Lodge's took a 10-2 son than in major league park, Johnny Mizo Hogue of Communism in a third Thle the past ,three. They (1-50 vs. Connelly (4-0). hair of the be divided into junior-high and tutve has another project in :nind. CoUlal world. This he did by selling an exclusive victcry in the afternoon opener plenty' of experience on their FRANKFORT, Ky. (UP)-.Gov- article senior-high groups. Students any.. And that grand-slam St. Louis at Philadelphia MIs to "This Week" magazine td boost their league lead to six side and always the want to homer in ernOr Lawrence - Wetherby has onsu -entitled.: "Where I Was where win Washington -Miller 14-2/ vs. Simmons W.-, 'Wrong.' in the - UUnited States. :rota games, but the. Giants canto back is high at Grove. Sunday which made signed an executive order creat- Eagle' „..-- the seventh Mize one Cincinnati at Boston le, 1, -11Innei grade through the lest under lights to win 3-2 and cut of the few players in ing it new state agency. -Rypot They say an "honest confession Yes sires. history nighti-Church (545 and Perkeo- is .good for the -80U1."-- Year in high school are cligiVe. . the margin beck to five games. we say took out for to homer in every major The new agency, called the Div- force but that certainly means one these Blue Devils. league park helped siii (11-8) or NuxhaU vs. Spehn One ol that is made free of charge. . First. prize _in the. U. Each team has 19 games yet to Certainly hope Johnav on ision of Services, will be in the Great Wonder_what our Tigers part the way (12-15m and Surkont t11-11). a confession that is sold is good for? sion-grades - .. 8 aed 9-is $100 play. can take their to another mark. The 39- state finance department. It will Want It does The second Oct. 24. year old veteran wants oin pa accomplish one thing: when old best entry will. win to close centralize a number of services "bumble-' , out his career Amarlsas League head" confesses he was third $rs- the next ten best. Fight manager Jece Keerns, wh. with at leest 2.1,00 for all other branches of state wropg about Communists it may 'New York at St. Louis (nigho- cause sio' each. ' heavyweight ih:ts Time is running out on Mize. government. a great many hero-worshippers pilots hied champion Raschi (15-5) to consider his boss Top winner in ' He may retire at the end of this Among vs. Littlefiell 10-4). may have been the Senior ciivis" joe y We're Right: other things: the 'kw di- wrong too. Also the present occupant Maxim. is expected to plead !year. and the Yanks Boston at Detroit-Trout (9-11, of • ion-grades •10. 11 and 12-will Let In the only two opening hav-o on.y vision will provide mall and mes- the 's% House, who his case before the National Box- garrff 3 ' 16 Raines vs. Houtteman (7-18). . considered the Communist threat _b250. etoond prize ;s S50: third. to play, senger service, and will take care to this - ing Aesociation convention in 3don- I PhiladelphisPat country as a "red herring," -$25:' next . ten. SIO each. of the Western Kentucky Mize still needs 19 hits to join of maintenance Cievelaad (night; c. kabtreael today. Kearns Confer- . • and custodial care 'Now that Vt'allace and Maxim ence we picked t exc usiee ..,000 uto. 4 you -Shantz (22-6) vs. Wyca (19-12e has broken the ice we would like The Federation said the . Franklin-Simpson of maintenance. and custodial ..are to been suspended fen- running v .)..er count w o r I d series Washington at elitists read confessiqns of folks like Mrs. was inspired :.." t . e•' r• i ii an Sturgis and oll-slar for all state office buildin.s. In 12. tnl- a Eleanor Roosevelt. eez r met on a fight with Britain's Rand. y °" • '14r"j iy, game nighti-Porterfield (12-13 and Foo Harry Truman. Dean -Smakey Bear.'.' the cartoon char- Provi..,nce. Welld that's-exact' hits in the overall figure, addition, the division will operate Acheson. etc. Such - confessions Turpin :at London. The suspcnycii he neecis metes (1-4) vs. Rogovin -i te- developed- "ti ythe how 'things went. Sturgis dumped only eight more. lifae has a egntral ,tors' where 112-9, and from them would probably fetch U S For- was impeised by the British Board . state Dorish as good a price as the cat Service 'in it. •ade,•rtising 'Providence 12-6 hit safely II times in non-league agencies 47-31. 2,0 one Wallace err- of Roam and leraniclin- i may gurch.se off ice sold. ' oCntrol and sanctioned Simpson 14-13., play. _ paign to prevent fornst -fires. The by NBA. . eee edged out Marion _.... Supplies. . , National League president wildlife organization The two openers War- Anotherer chief function w,S1 b•• holies to fi, • Ti',.' ri et_ racing program i n are typicai of irenI Giles Flumes Save a similar cartoon yunbol past has' a rebuttal for base- to provide offset printing Pond • which can r.Orthera -Canforma history pern season oneners. No one can facilities . . ball men who -complain alai. maj ir for Two Keep Phrases Straight he used to urge Americans to take JUSt how gooe a team -.the different departments of Missouri - type concrete today when the Bay Meadows track. c.in ae leaguers are taking too Governor Adlai Stevenson is noted care .ot -their natural resources. 'until it reaches low., to state government which puhlois flumes were made by John Cald- as one of the na- starts a 4t.day meeting ..t •San its halfway mark play their games. tion's best "ptrasestnakers." We The Federation had these- roe-, in th e, schedule. Things suchthings well. Boone county farmer, to stop don't know what that - Mateo. Many of tel'tie'nation'.; lead- then cao Giles admits it is true 5) talent would i.e'worth gestions for youyoung artists: Just about be seen. that booklets. as PamPhlets and the washing out of the dam hal- to him if he is elected thoroughbreds .,re !playing time for each president. Entries may be a eatfieloture' game in Wetherby said that Georg. Lyon. imm a two-acfa -pond. The but it does have a winning way with of i iiong cimlpetefufor ,the' $1081500 of- Evory team in the league has flume; St lots of folks. an animal or person. conference I hui averaged two hours former city manager of Covaisto one below- the H should get . or t-r.e pew- tiered ia purse Money dung.; the. sees actiaa ne and 21 other, drop water his phrases straight, however, Frida-.• night with minutes. And Odes admits has been named 13 feet. because sonification of sn_snirnal in toe ! Meeting. Murray High "acting director The pond. with an average when lie refers to the "Republican playieg host to Rus-Ithat is 28 minutes longer than and Itirold candidate plowing the manner of a Disney charact,,_ r. It! segviile. Stockwell. of Friink- depth of six to nett feet,. furnoli 6.0.P. platform •A field 'of 12 fillies arie mare's National League games at:raged under''he makes it appear the cautioned, hoteleeroe.aaeirtSi copy- fort, a ssistant director for the now water for the house, dairy Repub- have been entered in the featured in 191$-a year arbitrarily ba.a licans ate famous-or infamous, ing the style of picked division. and othce buildings for '..'plowing things another artist. Ethereal Handicap today. at Ague- and fields. under:' In order to win an entry must •••• ...... stun. Alfred Vanderbilt's.. -Fresh The reverse is. of be original in e$lgn. course, true. The first we ever heard Air" is the Gverright. choice Le of the The cartoon character may anti-Christian practice of destroying be the .ix furlong run and will carry growing erOps...depicted in an ••3,• and killing young pigs action or i;x,ss sug- ter.- weight of 122 pounds. Corn- was when it was introduced earLf gestive in the of ...erne conservatioe pro- piiha -stible's "Versify.- who gets days of the so-called "New Deal." in blem or practice and shoald he -with 117 Even "New Deal-Fur pounds is rated the top NAME 1T—THE SOJTH HAS 1T1 Dear newspapers, and their car- accompanied by ar appr itart3te contender.. toonists, should keep this legend matter of phrase-making at or sloian. The'th,:m ,s roav Hess ysiight thempion Joe Wal- east truthful. be soil conservation, Cartoons of the elephant plowing. crops forestry. wat- cott von start sparring with i.ig under is a er pollution control, flood nrcv-ni. iie as blatani. as anything Hitler,ever men today as he prepares for hit attempted. lion. protection of wildlife er plant September 23rd title defen-c life, another It is one of the characteristics hpase of natural re- against Rocky Marciano at Pluto- of a "cute fellow" to be source management. careless with the truth. delphia. Two heavyv..eizhts :ire It just sounds smart to accuse The drawing should teHi the opposition be -ion' in scheeuled to arrive iii the Walcott of "plowing under,•• and .oen and ROL some folks don't ink, pencil. eh -.moll. rrip ...it Atlantic City today. eed- even remember who started scratchboard morn in it., water colbr, 0- other tonomrow. Until now, the ch.impten Netbert Hooser was scourged standard medium suitable Itolp from office because he ler ,ro has been sparring against 1:ghter believed in conservation. production in a newspap urday, He believed if God blessed •- or men. with good us ma arinn She crosis we should contrive • )e-e Certoen Cemoset, Nattonet Wild= was nt some .way to make For, good use of thernin a . a copy of the ...ontest `rel • Federal- • 31106 Fourteenth period when "a third of our .f back ti are people irt -.1 sr inforrrat,,,r. A . W under-fed. Under-clothed and undetthqused.- . .hinaton 10. D. C. nor's It took Roosevelt - — - •- - creasir to bring "prosperity" by under plowing• them t every third row of cotton and nailing a third of the these day-old pigs. We are still "prospering'. on a program them . scarcity, of but it is reflected in ever r a national debt of nearly Kentucky Photo News three hundred billion dollars. first I! That might be the way to live, Lut it is not MINERAL the Repub- claid lican Party way and Adlai Stevenson is guAty of misrep- resenting facts in order to be cute. Over 6 billion dollars in 1951 wondi their I She Aniinal, vegetable, mineral...the South -mot! has thcm in wealth-making abundance. to Kil Take minerals, for instance. The South's week -la underground storehouse 'yielded up vast, Eli. she is • quantities of iron, coal, copper, oil and many want. Thi other minerals last.year ... put over They shadl 6 billion dollars of folding money in Southern prat' pockets from mining sales alone... • .10•••••• maid. suge-etittifWel-11t lbe nes regststlett owe more sales and more proffts from this single belin•t 1••sed this leer. wow this slate Pang..., Car• Ni per& e••...... • source than all other states combined. 5i• a 1111- "fout • ter bat a hot\ ...II ag•ta • 2.ise Wh)t.. Fulton. ' i,„lbersrne part ..1 11 sa- putting • .•p- ris! nit•rm No longer all its eggs in one basket leer, the spirit •I berve u .. r. .•••• I Mo. Ti •be. tleets.1., •blet. re...h•• A peal . i by relying on agriculture for eery, tbe rra.•1111.4 .1 • 1reg• tissue-.tiorbi.. THE ses 11,te gaited rtemsti••••s• ..b•nopl•n ., at •, •*.ge, ....r•riii . a el...domes its main source of income-, the lion at the •1•It•r• *I Sul apes hause beigl • 164, 14.4.10. 1b•111 r-e Al rrnii, is the nem' Abe... •I bin NASHVILLE, thini I.rd•) Wo• MI Sept it Ilrpartmost I he amazing •1...w• rill) Ire field Matti ...s •..re•d R.., of South has an Uteri I. begirtn...g the rorebtly rosrpleted I apltot .1 Sep. R. V %nee• Illirr ItrildIng diversification cool CHATTANOOGA / of products. Its Iii t • economy is built on Eve AND a sound able foundation its future is assured. Iiiat ST. LOUIS cow not tmt RAILWAY, , It. t to I NC&StL--payine its own wav...afft-kiway! I" ;Ain Since 1848, the NC&Stl. has paid its own way ... every mile of tbe way. It offers the South completely if isVl dieselizeil passenger and freight service- 111111 modern rail service Tkil second to none for the regiont sM 7,r -7 that is setting the pace for 140 ral.111 A/MUTE§ " rioy 4; _.a+bozifeo. the nation. rto P.ico Ni we've, rag..•ti f t-er- • I.t f'ot K ithcrie• tiaVes J,,fiet NcaSl sill saiget Henry r • - • o' ("tit t,• i.igo 1. rind faleSgt. Ortur fAuihrieot Norton,' Its • is ne leavr• Wsoter p.r.,1 hospital, Washing, 01:1.at.. io go home. foli.,Aini Pt. rtu.,,,X, testa mac 11,, 'hi' jiTTra.- 11 (inter sirs ionrti Soiandpimeo. la - . . 4/11

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'EMBER 9, J!,.•! • THE LEDGER & Twgs, MURRAY, KENTUCKY] ----""" alesteeeso SIWPWW AMID Way sky tar two and one-half hours I are taking the first stop today try, where an interantional meet- -. • ' ie pee weed, ushilrauma sharps until enough as had leaked cat ! in an experiment which will take ing is' celebrating 100 years 01 Made to Order Fireball is to let It return to earth. AY Stand 50e for 17 words. Terre ewe In 1100 years to complete. engineering proAress. The ridack Thty are burying a collaction of Oil or Gas Tanks LASSIFIED ADS Demme for each insertlea. is to be opened7in. 108 'Years. K g of the Teams che.: teal and physical materials spokesman aays 'those wh torn Murray Machine & Toi4 co le, Stuttgart Germany, sciezitists 'Seen In insiale a one-ton granit black at it may find evidence to estaolish or Phone 331 - The whO Pre working on problem Ronal Learn, the museum of science and indus- change laboratory theories. FOR SALE Modern home 3 blocks porch large hallway, complete of interplanetary travel say Olney • W L 'act. FOR SALE from high school, electric heat, bath, wired for electric stove, and cat* even fhink of sending out 86 49 fa; large lot Small down payment, Southwest roehets to the moon or other 81 54 N4 floor in one of our savoy nomes take over G. 1. Loan 4 percent places yet, not until they hav'e - 79 57 SALE: 600 bales jap hay. on Main Street. Unfurnialted-t 581 interest. $52.99 monthly !ma- put up alservice station or twa ia .... 74 62 w hay in barn. $35.00 ton. Rent $50 per month ana Yaa By United Press .544 rnenM. Owner leaving city giust along the way. 87 71 n Elliott. Wingo, Ky. Phone offer. furnish half of the fuel, Pos- Another mysterious fireuall .486 sell. Priced at $8750 or best has A spokesman for 180 scientists 60 78 ingo Exchange. alOp session September 15, a.ppeared over the and OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY .441 The Wilson Insurance & Real south.vest, At the third annual astronautical 59 .76 B a u Cu m Real Estate Age9eY a meteror expert 437 Estate Agency, 103 Gatlin Bldg. says it may be congress says they are working on 39 100 Phone ale phone 122 nil* Phone 71$. SlOa the .181 842. forerunner of a spoatatular pans by the man who de:eloped SALE: Cheap-2 building shoiv of aerial 1•••••••••••••- fireworks. Germany's V-2 rocket during, the - ettean ts 50 x 215 ft. $399.95 each ur j Dr. Lincoln Lapaz, wlio heads war, and they call for building e 7514x 215 for $599.95. Easy 7- FOR RENT Furnished apartment I GUAliANTU,.:• 1411111eL Pci. 17- the Vatited meteoritics institute at the UM- an "artificial planet" which woujd rms. M. G. Richardson, 407 -heat furnished. Availaole at • 82 56 oia s vScientistsersi ty of a Newren,; Mexico, says the phone 535. float faitlya hear the earth. From le 58 sag Street. s1 Op once. W. R. Pones, WANT TO BUY: A kerosene burn- sure what kind that artificial plariet. rockets would • 72 64 3 "(V of .5 er for hot water tank. Call .phenomenon the yellowish-green be shut into the outer void. But. OF COMPLETE SATISFACTION • 72 66 fireball are, 522' LES FOR SALE: at reason- 13.51-J. Mrs. Edgar Woodall ,I0p he said, thay are the spekesman said, it's going to 71 ii5 522 Bring oire it's not a le prices. your contain NOTICE meteor. Similar take at least 10 years to tunic!" Ia 71 67 and pick your own. fireballs were 514 Nutt- FOR RENT 1 spatted over yew:,N..sv such a space station, and prubably 82 58 a le for eating and canning. J. AMAZING PROFITS AND Bora coa: Mexico and Arizona late last twice as 45 91 .331 Robinson 860 and they were Orchard, 3 milas FOR-RENT7-A-riiirfour room Sell Christmas Cards. Make followed by display developingwllc a"thle em asbot''um br'.11 W-FOR ANY REASON YOU CAN FIND-PAM utheast of Hazel . al5P apartment large screen... Ica( on only 80 Exclusive $1.25 As- of space fireworks. sortments. Extra profits in 40 The world'i largest cosmic ray WS ROOMS big balloon, Westinghouse Electric Cor-. AFTER A YEAR'S USE WITH THE - *sal Leaps for $1 Personalized Cards, which was supposed to The Answer to Yesterday's Puttle line. Bonus; Guarantee. No ex- soar 23 miles into the outer air, potation says it has developed a 10-2 New York 2 CROSSWORD PUZZLE perience needed. Get 5 Assts. went up just 'seven miles today turbojet crigine with mare power WORLD FAMOUS - - sea schtduledi ACROSS 43-1Northlean MOM Uiri DEW on approva 1. other Samples and came back. than all foo- engines of a B-29 matter ludo-Chines* 45 NOM 21AMU FREE! Cardinal Craftsman, 1400 It had left its instrtune.nai be- Flying Fortr.as. erlean League --Collect Ion of WMW language facts OM 1510WW OWN States, Dept. 4-Y, Cincirmati, 14. hind. re raw Westinghouse turbojet scheduled. You and me 12-Girrs name PUNg POUR lp The huge we7Ois . a_ than _one of _tha B729 1.1tekte 49-Sman- MOW balloon, sent up- by Clever children NUM WIC the navy in Minnesota, carried no engin ..•. At .current jet tighter Clottesmaker Canon Pipe 60 GRIMM Plastic -Part of MIP/P1 speeds, its push is the equivalent Gaines Above harness 21:113MSIC4 IiIRNMOM persons in its gondola. All it takes law League Let go 42-Handle Irrigation Helps aloft is instruments to gather cos- of aaaut 25,000 horsepower. The , Parent 41-Sun god UM WORT umml mic entri• develops its power partly1 (With White Stripe) Brooklyn (nay (collog.) 43-Prefix: not NOW ulF1ElL3 'ray data. Something went Sulmosing vs. Landrum that 66-Hrlays MOW In Daviess County wrong while the huge gas bag waT thr • n tlip use of an. "after-1 -Narrow, eat IS OMER L6JE3 -Toward burner" which • reheats exhaust' at New York it . board 61-Cond net UMU Milim di helped faimers in being filled, and breezes oegan to hair How irrigatian mnelly I 4.00. oneself ORM ORM WW(4M whie the •half-filled gas bag, tear- graos before they leave the plane, -Coutes* In proper Daviess county is reported b y at Mix 'WM mNau MEW" ,irhiagnith. aThveethnavyne cut yc bs, rptirather giving the craft an extra push. Philadelphia agati manner h County Agent J. E McClure 'and _ 'onsumed and Well Casing vs. Simmons oto., 43-Trader litagle's nest 63-Tibetan • Earl G. Welch, agricultural engi- 3-Pronoun to at Boston .2, two Dinner course priests ' 4-Sou t hwestera University of Kentucky badly. And it floated as ta--"A'Iroup of scientists/in Chicago, Hypothetical neer at the ch (5-8i anti Pia-kale.; 61-Stench Indiana and Home force conJunetton 6-Trades for 'otlege of Agriculture Nuxhall One of fmferiof vs. 3pahn the 17-Fruit drink Economics. Great Lakes • WE WILL .. . Surkont (11-11 , Want DOWN s-PtrteY 3-Dastice step 10 acres Compass point 1-Greek letter I-Falsehoods --Seven acres of tobacco, Entertainment mina For The Best In Radio trisaa 2-Ascend 11-Pretrt: not of soybeans and 10 acres of les- League ID -Fruit the idea , at St. Louis imam: It--Chaldean city pedeza were irrigated on 2 '4 5 vs. Littlefiell .0.4 9 9 .3 14-Paced of Sam Riddle.• Water came from ! 11-Pines Refund Your Money Detroit -inch well 26 feet apart. -Trout t9-11 12 1 24--GonflagratIon 4 1340 .4 1340 WNBS fl t7-181. 23-1tahylordaa deity M. 11.. Knott used creek water to eat e • V Cleveland (nigh: IS 10 17 ;40 gs__one of the irrigate 15 acres of tobacco. With -03) vs. Wynn 119-11,. Crated States Phone Thanks a Million for Joining the Millions Who Are 4 40 /07411 1.1'' (abbr.) a, pump on the front end of a Dial . V21 at Chicago i 2, pet. -Weary 99 he forced water through rfteld 112-13 and Fr. ^ 27-Regretted tractor Going "CARLON" ,7.5 ,7r /.7.... 17 e,,ol 28 213-trelane 2.000 feet of 4-inch pipe. rs. Rogovin 12-9. ar, 114-flianev Wednesday, r William Birk punipe•7 2a0 to 400 September 10, 1952 I't ..: 3t 2 25-Landed( , -•••P I . ProPertles gallons of water a minute froin 11:00 Farm kale Itt 12:15 -Noontime Frolics tr‘preway three 4-inch wells 15 feet apart. 34 if U-Title ot 5:15 Farm Fair t2:30 Church of Christ He irrigated tobaceo and alfalfa. . I Save Pond reenact In 6:311 Hymn lama 12:45 Lunchepn Music _ 40 -43 Wan Douglas Ford pumped water aloaor paint 4:45 Calloway Caper: 1:00 All star to 1:15 type W-- nuri - coma. • at-M.-man from a 3-inch and a 2-inch well to 655 News 6 ...... ,:/if,c -1 •hti:74 449 1:45 Here's to Vets made by John Cala. volcano keep his tobacco growing. He is 43-Tleelare4 oat/ morning Chee. 2:00 leWS • county farmer, to st- 44 to put down other wells .3 50 /741 ' sl r7049)4 -Steamship planning 7:15 Clock Watcher 205 Music for you. to 2:45t' out of the dam hula (abbr.) farm. 46 to irrigate his entire to 6:00 2:45 Co. Wonderland 61 8ision Pipe -Part of -to he" Ellis Pump 55 •fa -pond. The flumes, SI 5859 41 Joe Heady and Son used 3,100 Vz75u -Stage whisper 9:00 News 3:00 News he other, drop water 51-1Clrot of chime ) feet of. 4-inch pipe to carry water d. P-Dlltseed 9:13 Morning Devotion 3:95 Western Star Pond. with an averaC • 61-41Irre name from 4-inch wells. MID 8.30 Organ Reveries 3:15 Western Star Distributors of to eight rect,. furntli 9 Hi-Symbol for • Another Daviess aounty farmer samarium 10-45 Morning apeemi 3:30 Music for Wednesday ie house, dairy ha:a al-Native metal trying irrigation this dry season fS-P3r15 _JO Moments of Devotion 3:45 Music for Wednesday iddings and lields. metIon was G. Ivan Barnes. II Art %Mere iliniell919 41-Note of scats 8:15 Pelody Time STA-R1TE WATER SYSTEMS 4:60 Postcard Parade to 5410 45 Public Service 5:00 Spoils Parade 10:00 News ROWCON WATER HEATERS 5:15 Teatime Topics Rhythm Rural 5:30 Teatime Topics Rhythm Rural 5:45 Sagebrush Serenade CARLON PLASTIC PIPE Lean Back and Listen 10.30 6:00 News T 10.45 Lean Baca and Listen ragile 6:15 Between the Lines WOO 1340 club 6:30 St. Louis game 'to 910 • is by 11:15 1340 Phone 197 605 South Fourth Street Murray, Ky. aqIc club 900 Plattertime to 10:00 ' ELSIE MACK 11:30 Favante Vocals .0:001 News alsonwed W KWa ifeetWIla RW4101114 ceoristA 1552 by Ode Mak 11:45 Harvester Hymntirne 0.15 Listeners Request to 11:00 12:00 News 11:00 Sign Ott I N, _ policernarcs cap. He said THIRTY-THREE ever- in v It e d to the homes of was a By Ernie Bushmiller CHAPTER It's the girl all NANCY Nance's friends. It was, after a boredly, Yes, Chief. ROLPH and Kit I e ft in the diamond clips fashion, a reprieve for Nance. At right. We found the morning man's finger was first she had braced herself at each on her . . . This EVERYTHING- Itoljai said, "I'll see you on Sat. No, it was - - - AN D entrance into a crowded room, so blunt, square-nailed. urday, Nance" corn- tapered and fine, with U's of pol- GOT DIRTY EXCEPT She that she could seem calm and She said a skeptical yes. it wasn't a finger posed for a possible meeting with ished nails. No, THE was not at all sure she was going sharp AUNT FRITZ) DIRT When it did not happen, she at all. but a needle with a Elea- Eve. back to New York. Sam's and shining point.• Someone was going in. relaxed a httle. But it hurt, know- WANTS THIS nor's need of her had become into her! Some- mg that Eve's ostracism Included to jab this needle creasIngly evident. She hail felt pushing back the bed- DIRT FOR HER Jeremy, acsa Theae had been Jere- one was -. them unconsciously leaning on her, my's friends._ Was this all a part covem... FLOWER POT these past few days. And I owe °petted her of Eve's plan, she wondered? Eve moaned and them something, mohthan I can turned up- The first week in February, ryes. The room slowly ever repay, she thought. For the ,miraculously she Nance heard that Eve was in the side dov:n, but first time in ytars there came the bed. Odd. She hospital with paturnonia. did not tall toilet recollection of the lonely, unloved When she Nance was having lunch with closed her eyes again. cOald at the Orphanage. Where Was Jeremy. Janet McLean. opened them. there 1111(1 she be now, or what, Nance thought "Pneumonia!" Nance said. She So aloof in his whites, she Wondered, without this home, and sounded Incredulous. obscurely. their love? ' she said. The thin whis- on is.r,,00., "These days," Janet protested, "Hallo," She said to Eleanor, unexpectel She "with the sulfa drugs and penicil- {scoot a voice was inm towards the did of Use week, to try again, Lb In, it's easier to cure than a com- opental ner mouth "Mother, suppose 1 don't *go hack mon cold." ').' louder this time. to Kit's on Saturday ?" y "Yes, I know. I was just sur- "Don't talli.,"2cgay..„ 71, S "You mean, •t a y on another tall rind his arisea at Eve being ill." He was Buren week 7" a' SLATS BY Raeburn Van kuth'S , She hail somehow fancied Eve Voice came Morn theamida. "Longer. roe paid, if you like." immune to illness. Nance had a Eve cloacd her eyes again. When it Eleanor's face .141,-..w.__.althotigh pirallierarrfartr"-r".11111111140-13"--- sudden direoneerting picture of she opened them, Jeremy was not "MIT Frtl44/SEe' G/L.: 1://41 1111 I GUESS BECKY'S she sant at once, "It's not what, ica Ir TOO Eve disdatnfully shauggine off mit there. She slep t. she wakened. A FA/R CHANCE --EVEN 4/61O--/F many want. It's your life, Nance." (CHOKE!) GUM/ TESTIN' crobes. In the same instant that Now the room was white with sun- ' LOVE, MY DEAR M..ab GRO&C.5164*, IV.46 sumv& I/ERE IT TURNS They'd leave her free, of course. szArs OlIT HAvFiv'r GOT OR. PINSEY'S THEORIES amusement struck her, eame'reeog- light; now gray, with a beam of IS GLANDULAR! AT TOUCH - Thcyal never use their love to /NSTE.40 OF WM • A/VY GLANDS.' T' WANT T' of the Marc Image she had light whcse source she could not SEE ME--- of nition OF HANDS, YOUR SLAWS shackle nen Nance felt a surge as inde- wall above Ahern of Eve. She'd aeon her ECC hut imagined on the BEGIN TO FUNCTION-YOUR gratitude. Why. Eve she atructible, invincible. the bed's headboard. BREATH 'I'm going to stay here" COMES. QUICKER-- VMS as vulnerable to sickness as She said to the nurze, "What day . . YOUR MIND said. else. Of course she wasn't Is today?" SWAAMS „at l. ,u.„,,r,r,,,i..t.,A, tuwone 5--1iW444--ROMA4746-- ,,.: , invincible! 'Tuesday." • won't he?" . In sudden excitemera Na n c e The time here teemed longer THOuGHTS-CORRECT Nance said he probanly would.' thought, All' this time, hot one of than two nights and rr day, or "but I want to coin e home, us has lifted a hand to slop Eve. ahurter? She couldn't tell. The Mother." penicillin '- isket her bully WI Into a atu- nurse told her she had a in New York had We've let The interlude inaction, as the world a ev. ry (bar ?inure, but 'EW the POr of reed': seived Its purptiac. Flight was terrortz.41 jabbing needle:a er-earle.alra let itself be felt they'd been initial, perhaps the normal- reac- by e little man . with a mustache into heolorever. lion to shock bid here WA:: every- and a raucous voice. . On tliF third day. whan Jeremy thing she believed in and dovei wide-awake. She was that little came, she was licre were her first loyanies. She And where now • • • felt fine, she said. i,ould achoal herself to casualneas man? . Unwillingly fascinated, Eve kept "Jeremy, I waa in the inevitable encounters with Allhow pointing fingtr,, 1?" Jeremy. In time she'd be her gaze on the Eve and eyes, without met the pair of acousing able to see tin to together tallt?" LIL' ABNEg By Al Ca heard the voice say. Yes, Mr. Ire- "Did I - flinching, made muc Ii TIvi9 is the stolen ring. Yes. "Nothing that I:P- sin the .lays passed, the en- land. -AN'-50 AH LAIVe.0 CAOYLL Litt, slam this sense," f WE,THREW HIM OUT a 71-4' looter Jereay .1R1 this chikl was --In my '/ES,SON -THAR'S ONE. WHY THEY S ASHAMED counters with Eve and made sense to me she MEaJSHUN IT- AH 'LI- M:IA/DER -1 • morning v.•hen the ring (hasp. Oh, but it PRO-FESHUN --AN' WE ALL Lot materialize: Incredibly, sae did What DOCTOR WHO'D Flak DAIS`/ T'ME/s/SHUN .-//S IVAHE ?- - child, this child . . . thonght. You'd be surpriaod! tylEREL:-/ WRITE IT did pot come peered. This IN TOOK A OATH sizmoksi tot see them. They would you say if I told you that MAE'S FACE FO'NOTH WCWOE/? EF111-/ OUGHT'7' her Eve tried to shrink from the finger DOWN - t., the house, nor did the, ask Ilzd dream CAIN`T RIGHTLY MS.141114UN HIS NAME- so close - it a lmuct I've wakened front a BUT, Ala PUT iDA/SY MAE'S FACE PS/ and Sam and Elea- which was to visa them, and discovered that I love you, RECOMMEND HIM!" -") thein with preased her none, 1-itS HANDS .2 ilt4X-Way! La. skirted references to You wouldn't believe it, Now the accusing eyega became Jeremy?' almost pitiable .deftness. don't my- i n :1 t C a d of would you? I almost things about them. stern, became gray hut she heard bead 'self. Ras not at all wluit I wahleJ, ., brown, and the shiny bald wietely 4 Leery ,.now and then Jtaloya those mollies covered with blank hair. or expettel. What if among diet friends. was name came up neck nob weren't penicillin at , all, b tat a and Strained into a tight Tney'd spoken of him so easily darkly in a witch's speared with hairpins. The voice potion stirred gion ',Aurally, once. Now it was with rariu9 a!paht. pointing finger was a cauldron? Oh, I'm caved glances at behind the tarbtroas, with ring- she thnught. Hid it's trite that their woman's. Eve, you are the 'Nemec to ace if she was on, Jeremy. That's' not de- You will4, k t(4,!. he reform 15e you, the reap% They wouldn't leader. bilis of le d to Milan. She said, "Kiss me, Jet.... turning school . . . Ag ' Evesoar Imae blamed her for the draw back, to frill away from Jetemy. 21 o at of them kissed tier. Tic aamaid held hers tirtnly. Ilhe Ale bent and treated her ababbily, band that __. thoagat he'd . stratgArnel at once and said, atati this that helped cookin't." Peri-mpg ft was ma n's. pretty busy, Eve," • Now the tire was a st,••-ren their tangues. brews (To Be Continett.11 , A la 0.•0 a erateraillar hump of Ere was not liked.. She wasua "0%iVr,••••rod Distributed by Kola Features S,indicate. Cs. 19n 1.164..11 Pop., --r-e,oa tight, 1932. by Elsie atartr."Y

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„..., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1952 PACE rot," TAT LEDGER & MIES, 30:TiRkE, /CEINTAXICS Ex Club 14..Tniber Club:News Activities -SONAL$ Raises Big Litters LAKEVIEW R com- WOMEN'S PAGE Albert Cash, Fancy Farm saved munity in Graves county, fall farrow of Weddings_ Locals Lt. Ruth Cole of Memphis, Tenn., 56 pigs from the Park, Mich., to visit Mr. sows averagel DRIVE-IN Editor ... Mite 55 or 1150-M *-- and her mother, Mrs. Berne Cole Highland six sows. The same Jo Burkeen, Carroll Williams for a farrowed' in of Murray spent the past week va- and Mrs. eight pigs when they - cationing. Points ot, interest they week. January. • • • hogs dates daughter. Gail. and Mrs. Ben Cix sailed were Mamm4111 Cave, Cum- Albert's interest in Tuesday and Wednesday. .11riii Bobby lohnson Garden Department Mrs. Allen McCoy Mrs. Deacon Clubb and days under of St. Louit."110.i. berland Falls and Pinnacle Moun- Mr. and back to, his 4H club Florida were the recent Gruver "HARVEY" Honoree At Shower Mra. J. R. Story. Mrs. Holds First Aleet Elected President tain. They spent the weekend at children of firmer County Agent and Mrs. Barney Jessanune Somers, Mrs. Bill Treas. Mrs. Char- Myrtle Beach, S. C.. and returned guests of Mr. Routt. now agent in' At Johnson Home Cabin Of Ft omen's Cla• ss gull starring James Stewart Jnite ,Sara1.C.Layton.... Mrs. . Wolter, .1,07114 At Crass home by.the Great Smoky -Moun- Weeks. county_lb._1929 he won a Mrs. Bobby- - JottrAora nee Department of Me -111r7.- =41 • ___ Mrs.. Richard Scarbc rough. bins. --rh-f-tfarden Young Women's Class of the medal in the state ton-litter show, and Peggy Dow Dell Story, was the honor...eat .1.4 Club opened the The tains. Selman, Murray' Woman's regu- • • • Joe Benton Carter underwent iiiised a litter of 11 pots shower given by Mrs.' C. C. Salmor. Miss Robbie First Baptist Church held its when he household new year with a meeting at the an appendectomy at the Murray 243 pounds Mrs. Mrs. Hula Christi nbcrry. Mrs. Tay- lar meeting an the home of Mrs Dr. Pat Crawford who is a sur- to weigh ail average of EMIIIMIN1111111 E. A. Somers at the home of; Maurice Crass cabin on Kentucky Gooch. Mrs. Virgil Iloidges. ocin North Seven- Hospital on Monday afternoon. _ Freeman Johnson on Siiturday tor J. B. Burkelen geon at the Pensacola Naval Hos- • • • in len days. Manning. .Mrs. Lake. evening at Se 4 o'clock. Miss rdagdelene teenth Street Monday pital, Pensacola, Fla; is visiting rus afternoon at two Mrs. Lenvel Yates. chairman, Dudley At- Nellie Norsworthy. Mrs. Floyd seven-thirty o'clock. and Mrs. F. E. Craw- Little Miss Nancy The honoree opened her many presided at the all day meeting parents. Dr. Gupton, Michigan. Mrst Louise In Missions" was the kins of McKenzie, Tenn., is spend- nice gifts after the games were Thursday. The group as- "Others ford. Main Street. Janice and held on Abbe • • • ing this week in the home qf her Prizes were 'son by Mrs. Perry arid daughters. lett theme of the meeting. Miss played. sembled at the club house at grandfather, J. D. Sexton, while AVOID and. .drs. F. L Phyllis. Mrs. Bronzie Young, Mrs. McCartt, local mission:1i y for the Miss Pamela Garland was the Johnnie Walker o'clock to go to the cabin. • Mrs. J. W. alaudena Butterworth. Mrs. Clar- First Baptist Church, told of her of her aunt and uncle. Mr. her parents, Mr. and Story The recipient of the door "Gathering and Curing, Material ouest erce Horton. Mrs. Sara Futrelle work and the needs of many of the Mrs. Cecil Fitts. ..and her Atkins, Jr., are in Hot Sprines,. prize was Mrs. Taylor Gooch. For Winter Arrangementa" was the and BIG FALL RUSH 1 and daughter. Lonetta, of Granite people she visits. Mr. and Mrs. John Ark. THE Refreshments- were served by tatle of the interesting program grandparents. City. Ill., and the honoree. During the business session con- the hostess. by Mrs. Fred Gmeles, Garland, while her parents. Mr. .it to at- . presented president, Those present were Mrs. Mae Sending gifts - unable ducted by Mrs. Burkeen. and Mrs. Rune Garland, were on a MOCK SOUK MILK When Maxine Horton. who has many lovely dried ar- elected and Back to Cochran. Mrs. Gene Potts and tend were Misses , officers for the, year were Western motor trip, an account Your Fall Woolens Sue Beaman: rangemerts of flowers she has . If you need squr milk for Have daughters, Ella Reed and Jennifer. Janice Cain and as follows: of which appears in another story. until ne . •. Edwards. prepared. president: • • • cooking, and have none on hand. Mrs Jack Norsworthy. Mrs. Ho- Me'sdames James Mrs. Allen McCoy, School Clothes SAN1TONE lowing Washer. James Wilson, H. At the noon hour a potluck Castle Parker, first vice- a mock sour milk will uotially bert Wright. Miss Charlotte Gor- James Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Fitts left Sunday for ay (hi Hook. •Zeffia lunch was served to the twenty- Hale. sec- substitute. You can make it by don, Mrs. Claude Goss:h. Mrs. F. B. • Jones. Craline president; Miss Vivian Cain', Flora Furless. -four Members_ oiresent. Mrs. Philip mixing one-half cup of evaporated CLEANED NOW! L. Story, .Mrs. Frances Hargrove COchran. Ben ond wire-president: We Pose. Estelle . Hostesses for the meeting were- Mrs milk, one half cup of water, and, Mrs Johnnie Walker. Miss Mori- Grant StyLais- .Euel Mitchell. third vice-president: Combinations That U Macon Blatt- Miss. R. M. Lamb, Mrs. D. L. treasurer: one tablespoon of vinegar. lyn Walker. Mrs. Birdie Lawson. Fooll. J. 14.7 Booth. 1 W. L. Polly, secretary this wi A. B. Cloys,: Divelbiss. Mrs. Maurice CrAs. Mrs. secretors-- Time-Saving In • • • 20th Mrs Raymond Workman. Mrs klOiship, Addle Jones.. Mrs. Sue Cl-es. assistant September 15th to September parents George Johnny Parker and Mrs. C. C. Jones. re- Front Everett Norsworthy. Mrs. LaRue ChaShe Ross. Will Dulaney. treasurer: Mrs. Eugene Fixing Lunches r"es x andCrohey arid J. D. MOler Farmer porter; Mrs. W. H Solomon, Miss By United Press To Remember Cleaning WOkt rsen. Mrs 35 Points we will be rushed.' Get your • The 11 Myrtleen Cooper, Mrs. H. W. Wil- One way ta save time in mak- In Job Iluntinig tornado son. Mrs. Glen' Hodges. Mrs. Toy ing sandwiches for the school it was KILLED IN FIRE Mrs. Howell Thurman, in EARLY! FOR HER FOUR CHILDREN, Lenninis lunch is to U.SC SprNitil which By United Preis no telli PRAYS Mrs. Joe Blob Sims. Mrs. Marvin are "all in one"—spreads which If you're job-hunting this fall, would Harris and Mrs. Rob Hole, group eliminate the need for separate better worry more about your I Foir Better Quality captains. steps and last • minute additions. honesty and initiative than a iet- With Members of the various commit- Here are some time-saving com- tei of recommendation from your . just ha tee4 are Mrs. Gilrldel Reaves, Mrs. binations. last employer. then s RØ' 1P-ownfiel4. Mrs. Harry Hemp- For a shrimp spread, you will At least that's the advice from j week. t -'her and WS Howard Lisuriby. need one bar of table margarine or Dr. Robert S. Sleight. of Johns the qui Mrs. yearbook ad program; butter, tour hard-raiolcod eggs, Hopkins University Dr. Sleight fer any Tilghman 'Barrow and Mrs. Eugene chopped. one teaspoon of grated; was one of the apeakero at the 60th' Jones. room: Mrs Robert King and onion, and one teaspoon of lemon annual convention of the American The Kuykendall, communi- LAUNDRY and CLEANERS Mrs. Hassell Juice. psychological association in Wash- BOONE boat on ty missions: Mrs. Voris Wel Let the margarine or butter soft- ington. aransportation. en in the mixing bowl, then cream Sleight says letters of recom- PHONE 2:S4 The s Arrangements of summer flowers through ly. Add the egg,s and mendation don't mean much—un- SOUTH SIDE SQUARE might I in the room and were used living shrimp and mix well: then add less your ex-boss, gives you ' them, s dinette The hostesses—Mrs. Bur- the remaining ingredients. e mighty big boast More important take it and Mrs. keen. Mrs Marvin Harris 'yield. about one cup. are personality. appearance, speak- W T McClure—served a dessert Another all-in-one sandwich uses ing and writing ability, ambition' Some course to the 'nineteen persons cheese and eggs, making it nigh and something Sleight calls "home' STYLE, VALUE, ACCURACY to brea present. in protein - content: acildstment." gradual, will be styled lthe with ac- The. October meettmg To make the spread. you will The highly to this at the home of Mrs Eugene Jones need one bar of buttsr. margarinn. curate and depeolable move- at which time a masquerade party imemipirmemi four hard-cooked eggs. t Hopped ments, and the wonderful Seaga roast will and 'wiener be held. fine, one cup of shredded cheese. Dura Power Mainspring that a takes a an done tablespoon of prepared 95 DRIVE IN is guaranteed NEVER to rust dollars mustard. or break. him th: .1/r., Airs. Garland Let the maragrine or 'butter lege. soften in a mixing bowl. Creant From Trop Tuesday and Wednesday Return add the rest of the We v - ...JIM. it throughlv. $4250 .. - • . well. This .., ... 'Mr and Mrs. Rune Garland re- ingredients And mix "COLT .45" the bro in one- tour_children ln Chicago. All four died turned home Saturday evening recipe makes about one and sum. kneels In prayer before easiteta one; starring Randolph Scott, 17 Jewels MRS. GERALDINE LOGAN contributed to pay funeral expenses of after a two weeks' vacation in half cups. apartment and possessions. Neighbors Ruth Roman era which destroyed her (international Snandahoto) Phoenix, Arizona. - Another spread to prepare in ad- Filled.. Mond twins Robert and Ronald, 5. Technicolor Gold Mazy Ann. 2; Sharon, 4; While there the Garlinds vialled vance is called swiss zip. To make in to cat( his cousins. Mr and Mrs Eugene it. you will need one bar of butter knockes Leland or margarine, three-fourths cup Mailer of swiss cheese. three-fourohs tea- We Is The couple viewed scenic points spoon of horse radish, one-fourth threw enroute including the Painted teaspoon of salt, and a dash of old, mi ert and Carlsbad Caverns in New black pepper. in the Mexico While in Phoenix Mr. and Let the margarine or butter soft- four Oldsmobile Dealer promises you the Mrs. Garland and Mr. and Mrs. en in the mixing bowl. cream Miller flew to Las Vegas. Nevoda, thoroughly, add the rest of the average for a weekend. ingredients and blend' well. This usual. makes about one cup. • • • We I Social Calendar Govern Not Many Beautiful front U Tuesday.'September 9 Women In 11'orld Murray Star chapter No 433 Or- Photographer der of the Eastern Star will bold!Says A state▪ C Sly Untied Press the eta its regular meeting at the Masonic sass I One veteran photographer non, w Hal at seven-fifteen o'clock. An we don't have to it's lust as well ing edi election of officers will be held often look in the mirror too the sta Land members pleasenote change tn Anderson. Because. says Victor in the time of meeting. not very many beautifill • • • there are monwe women—or handsome men—in the The following circles Of the Wo- world. Society of the The man's Missimpary Anderson. who manages a studio First Baptist 'Church will meet at with tl in Milwaukee says--"it's interest- three o'clock as follows: and w ing to see how many people come CIa Sledd with Mrs. Laverne hand S into my studio who don't know Orr. can cc that they have a crooked nose, Mary Thomas with Mrs. Greene descrit one eye smaller, or a lopsided face Wilson os or some other fault. Fannie MiElrath 'with Mrs The "When you lookotrr-She mirror." George Upchurch. - ....YOU'VE EVER ENJOYED IN A MOTOR CAR! round he rontinuea, "you're usually Nannie Graves with Mrs. B. B that n combing your hair or otherwise in Keys. Motion Is the great de- • • • motion He errietegi-44_minirniaes our faults.'' and w Wedeesday. September II be an: The Woman's Missionary Society ummimmomp irsg ti of the First Baptist Church will school. meet at ten o'clock at the church to observe the Week of Prayer Home Missions A covered digit with luncheon will be served. TODAY and WED. don't • • • got• d.h The Arts and Crafts Club will nunuti meet with Mrs. Tom Banks, Sr.. North Fourth Street, at two-thirty The o'clock. hot, u • • • We Thursday, septenther tt , unfort Cirek Tho Five Point Mission logic. will meet at the Baptist Mission at three o'clock. • • • September 12 savings. When it comes Ter A throw of the dice has lost many a lifetime The North Murray Ilomemnkert promise-- can't appreciate "Rocket" awl/ you fey Ir. Ansi money is Club will meet with Mrs. Claud* As Oldsmobile dealers we can make that Nea security a safer, surer method of handling to financial Miller at one-thirty o'clock.. confident!,. enthusirtoirrilly • 6e,autwe 011smobile. to- the same pH. ilydra-Matic Super Drive*, • • • on banks. Sav- complete line-up of features ,'"r.t. • ••••• katteunie•Eyes--they're All That's why such great dependence is placed day offer. the most 1.""" 8i needed. it Poll we've ever offered. First, of course, there's the what we call "demonstration" features. Make addition, savings draw regular near ings are insured up to $10,000. In Roberti Home Is Rocket! Biggest name in enginesj-Iiiggest buy in date with •"Rocket 8"... and learn fn;.•yoursrlf for t thrill on the road! flut you „boa thrilling it cg be to drive an Oldrohilr' 41111IP Scene Of Meeting horsepower—biggest A works with security.. Make your sav- the interest Mrs Grogan Roberts wa4 hostess t will the meeting of the Stitch and last ings do reliable duty, too! Your passbook for Chatter Club held Thursday after- near : The how fast regular savings PLUS interest noon at two thirty o'clock. at her show you at a lovely home on North Eight Street. •,.g,..Marie Serer fidoexertOLDS MOBILE men The house was decorated wish JAMES MASON add up. Start now! and t arrangements of summer flowers. DANIELLE DARRIEUX Tell TOUR NIARIST OLOSMOSILI DIALS! beer Delightful refreshments were .serv- All ed by the hostess. MICHAEL RENNIE have Present for the meeting Mrs. e LAat BANK OF MURRAY J. T. HALE chest Tommy Lavender, Mrs. Bryan Tol- wsi se JOSEPH I. NIANKIIWICZ MOTOR SALES deser ley, Mrs Graves Hendon. Mrs ...ea INCINIEL WILSON Seventh and Main 320 West ing August Wilson. sirs. Bob MeCuls- Broadway Member FDIC MURRAY Osaki ton, Mrs C A Hale. Mrs Claude MAY FIELD capta Miller and Mrs Roberta nami

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