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YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR ON ER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Thursday Afternoon, Oct. 16, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION - 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 105

OME Forget-Me-Nots :NTO Delegates To IFUW At Toronto Give To Be Sold Sat. By Girl Scouts Local Popcorn Growers Protest The i Report To Local Organization Here The Girl Scouts of Murray will launch their community servici a- program for the year with a for- get-me-not Miss Ruby sale Saturday, Octobai Contract Misses Hollowell, Trousdale Say Simpson; Fellowship, Price At Meeting sat Wedr:lay 18. Miss Ella R. Weihing; Hospitality. The proceeds from the sale will World Situation , Miss Patricia Tv.ass; International k Can Be Changed be used to provide recreation for ,e Relations, Mrs. A. M. Wolfson; Veterans in the Outwood San:- Book Of Revelation Nearly 300 Gro\ ..ter Legislation, Miss Woodard Byards; No Action Taken To Form By JO WILLIAMS tarium near Dawson Springs, sentatives were Miss Hollowell, Membership, Miss Grace Wyatt; Is Subject of Seven The Girl Scouts here have per- Plan Of Action The Murray Branch of the Amer- Miss Trousdale and Miss Racine Program, Mrs. J. I. Hosick; Pub- Yet By Board On .Present Buyers I rr formed this service for about five Sermons By Sawyer =1. ican Association of University Spicer. licity. Miss Annie Smith; Status of years, and last year Wetted $183.00 Women held its first meeting of Miss Hollowell. in speaking of Women. Miss Halene Hatcher; So- Hospital Issue Approximate' 300 popcorn of obtainiria Veterans at the hospital. as well as Rev. Braxton B. Sawyer, Pastor trr act pricea the . new year Tuesday evening the Canadian hospitality toward cial Studies, Miss Leila Clayton growers attended a protest meet- for contracted 'officials. have _expressed great ap- First Baptist Church, announces a popcorn. when it met at the Collegiate Inn- the delegates during their visit to Beale; Accrediting, - Miss Alice The Ledger and Times today re- ing last night at Growers Loose preciation for this aid. series of seven Sunday night ser- May local growers contracted at 6:30 for a dinner meeting. Toronto, said that each merchant Keys; Murray Branch Historian, ceived an official report that no Leaf Floor. Farmers from Callo- Table 'locations -down town will mons which will cover the entire last sluing with the Central Pop- The program. entitled "Echoes in that city presented the Euro- Mrs. J. W. CSrr. actron has been taken as yet by the way and adjoining counties were be at the Bank of Murray, the Post book of Revelation. corn Co., of Schaller, Iowa. From 'The International Federation pean delegates with boxes of food, There are fifty-two members in Board •of Constituency of Murray present. Office ad Wallis Drug store, At States through their local representative, at University Women' Conference clothing and other items to take the Murray Branch of the AAUW. Hospital in regard to the proposal Rev. Sawyer, "It is my The meeting was called by L. D. the college tables will be placed at Parker Seed Co., to sell this year's submitted by Mason heirs. Dr. Ora firm conviction that dark and Todd of Murray I., disco:- ways at Toronto, Canada." was conducted back to their homes and the dele- the crop at $3.00 per 100 pounds. Oat- Collegiate Inn and the base- K. Mason and Mrs. Patricia Drake. threatening as the human prospect by Miss Lillian Hollowell and Miss gates were also given free room _ Mexican -Missionary 1 ment of the library. ,The girls will As published in the laedger s. Ithrnata,_ Sue Trousdale, members and -board by the citizens of- -To- atroats.4.404-aitaaamai•tall recently offering $6.0arper 100 attended IFUW conference -Tifries Saturday, October II, Dr. inal-fthefeis saromettuhinb; toin t t on the who the rontj: - -To Preach At Sinking 5 local Couple Has the same, type, of corn. - p.m. selling flowers. Mason arid Mrs.. Drake proposed other side, something not less but in Canada last August. New members present were Mrs. Spring Church Sat, - Mrs. Bob Hahs is chairman of the briefly that they be paid a sum more real thah the grim actualities' Clyde 'Scarbrough of Hazel was Miss Hollowell and Miss Trous- Eubert Parker, Mrs. Dees Roberts, Golden Wedding forget-me-not sale and Mrs. Gingles of $16.000 and in return surrender pf .this troubled age. elected :chaiaman of the meeting dale stated that twenty-six coun- Miss Elsie Long, Mrs. Joe Bailey, Wallis is acting as co-chairman. last night and named chairman Rev. Guiomar Novaez, a mis- all claim or title to the hospital "The Book of Revelation was of tries were represented at the con- Mrs. Robert Jarman, Mrs. Herbert The sale of forget-me-nots for Anniversary Sun. a permanent committee to sionary to the Mexican people, will property; and that the proposed written with a background of repre- ference and that one of the points Halpert Miss Verda Head, Miss the aid of disabled war veterans is sent the growers. preach in the Sinking Spring ;Bap- sale of the hospital property be blood and smoke and martyrdom Other members stressed was "If the Women of the Attie Faughn, - liras Mary Bess now a national enterprise. Girl Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Broach' cele- of the committee are Stark tist Church on Saturday night, stopped. and reckless laughter. In this book Erwin, world would get in step. they could Cropper.- Mrs. Lee Strowles, Mrs. Scouts in all sections of the coun- brated their Golden Wedding An- secretary. L. Ii Todd. October 18, and at both morning A deadline of October 17 was set we have the Rome of the Caesars Ned. Pace. bring down the false structure of Wendell Binkley and Miss Ruth try will be,, participating in this niversary Sunday at their home Cecil Holland. Charles and evening services Sunday. Oc- for the board to act on the Mason and the Church of the Christ loak- Miller. Eu- modern society." They also stated Elizabeth Butler. service Saturday near Puryear. Tennessee. rie Chaney. Buren Poyner tober,19. Morning services will be proposal. ed in a death struggle. Here and Clif- that the women from Europe who Two visitors present were Miss _ we at 11:00 a. m., and night services Mrs. Broach, the former Elnora ford Dodd. had lived in the war torn areas Malloy and MISS Bond of Louis- have the first Nero and Domitian at 7:30. Jones, and Mr. Broach are both The committee met this morning devasta- Almo Community smashing its way through the and had actually felt the ville, guests of Miss Mayrelle John- natives of Calloway County, but at 9:00 o'clock at the office of Wade war, very hopeful son. Rev. Gbiomar Novaez was be- hopes and dreams of Christians. tion of had a Club Holds Meeting Hazel PTA Picks have made their home in Ten, Crawford and drew up a resolution autlook for the fore conversion a Roman Catholic With this background. John took future. Officers of the Murray Branch of nessee since 1918. They have reading as follows: .-144 growers The speakers also in Mexico and at the time of con-1 The Coninianity up his pen to write and we won- stated that the the AAUW are: Club Almo Delegates To Fall three daughters and one sari: Mrs. having 3176 acres -met last night was ---wear-mg the er what. he can _write except an C'anadiarr tarifa,aaaa --was -the first Miss Lillian Hollowell, Fret's robe -ot +hie, Schu‘,17-oet -on Thai adds, aft- -Pa-L. Cook of Maltire. Aika' and agrCedtht thae-are dissati- IFUW a Catholic priest. Since that day. ellegy or a lament. conference ever to be _held Mrs. J. Basra.' vice-president; ernOon. Oct-ober 9, for its regular Conference R. W. Garrett, El Paso, Tex.; Mrs. tied with the prica being ,paid by outside Brother Novaez'has been a mighty meeting, "From the Woman standpoint the European Continent and Miss Margaretacampbell. secretary; with 18 members present. C. C. Scott, Paris, Tenn, and Ted you, and agree nit to deliver thair preacher of Jesus Christ and His there is nothing left but to the first conference to be held Mrs. Huron Jeffrey. treasurer. Plans were „made to have a supper The Hazel Unit of Parents- sue for Broach who lis'es on tha farm corn unless paid fair market since Gospel and lake Paul. "bears in mercy, but that the beginning of World War Committee chairmen: Creative an Thursday night. October la, as Teachers met Thursday, October 9 is not his message. with them. All were preseat .Sun- prices." This was signed by Wade Murray his body the marks of the Lord The writer could II. State College repre- Arts. Miss Clara Eagle; Education, the school is honoring the Happy for its second meeting of the year see something day except Mrs. Garrett, who was Crawford as their representative. Jesus." Upon one ocoasion, he was back of the visible world power Valley Scout Boys on That night. with a Rood attendance. The vice of unable to attend. This resolution was presented to cut and beaten so badly trait his Caesar and all his pomp The Scout Boys wilT ha-ve their president, Mrs. L J. Hill, presided and At thta noon hour over 100 the Parker Seed Co. with the un- attackers went :sway leaving him pride: He had something Former Secretary of State Byrnes eirogram beginning around 7:30 over the business' session in the which friends d relatives, several of derstanding that they be given un- for dead. Caesar could never see. iSomathing and the dab will serve supper be- absence of the president. Di legates them having attended the wed- til Saturday to make a reply. An- Today he is a which spelled- the doom nt Speaks Plainly On World Affairs missionary to his fore their Prograrn begins. We urge elected to attend the fall confer- of Caesar. ding 50 years ago, honored them other gerierarineeting of the pop- own people throughout He saw a throne above the ne 1.1.011A- the United everyone interested in the school ence in Fulton were as follows: earth with a basket dinner whiNill was corn growers was called for Sat- State}, . has traveled extensively, to come, out for supper as the pro- and upon the throne .the Lord God spread urday. se Note! A partial review Mr. Roosevelt's military advisors Mrs. Stark r.rwin, Mrs. J.- sTi - on tables on the spacious October 18, at the court and has a message and a testimony ceeds will go for a new curtain Omnipotent reigning,'" lawn house ed of -.Speaking Frankly,- by farmer urged him to pay any price for Taylor, Mrs. J R. Taylor, Mrs. Bu- of the Broach home. The for 7:00 p.m. that all will want to hear. for the stage and also enjoy the The seven sermOns covering this table Forrest ye Secretary of State James F. Russian participation in the war ford Hurt and Mrs.' L. J. Hill. Al- was centered with a beauti- Waribeig. a -represents- We Invite you all to come and entertainment put on by the entire Book Will be- delivered fully decorated three •tive of bacitrai es. Byrnes. was presented in yester- against Japan ternates were. Mrs Brent Langs- -tiered cake the Popeorn Co. hear these messages and be Scouts. The price of plates for the each Sunday „night at 7:30 at day's paper. Folfowing are more ton, Mrs. 0. B. Turnbow, Mrs. Le- the and banked Dowers brought. by stated today it is doubtful that his •se 8. Stahn showed no interest in sterngthened thereby. supper is 50 cents land Steelaraa,Maa. Elwood White, First Bap* Church beginning. the friends and relatives.' company will be able to raise the ng startling revelations included in the atomic bomb when President I and Mrs. Sunday, October 19. Mr. Malcolm Harrison and Mrs. price id popcm.i.' more than the the memoirs. a Truman told him about it at Pot- Crawford Ray. es The principal, The public is cordially invited Lee Humphreys, the former Lula 50c which was allowed a few days dam Leahy thought the atorr,. Mr. Dees Roberts, Artificial Breeding Of Cattle Is cave a report on the school's fi- to there. services. hfcClain, who attended the couple ago, bringing the price to $3..50 per The book contains many dis- project %Quid be a dud and 7 • • nancial standing 50 years ago, was with them again 100 pounds. closures. including: rnaanad skeptical until the fii and gave an Discussed by 2-county Committee Sunday. He explained that the company 1. Stalin told the late President bom15 wits detonated. Hine of his plans for the year's work. The P7 Mystery Of Atom Rev. Henry Franklin Paschall of he represents hits already sold the Roosevelt at Yalta he never would 9. Churchill - not Roosevelt •- T. A. vaned to as- sume the responsibility Hazel. Ky was present and ex- popcorn contracted for last spring have signed the non-aggression is to blame for the Soviet Union's A ut,rzirnittcc of ii,i,rynien Nairn "Fix Extension Service personnel td finish Nears Solution paying for the inter-communica- pressed thanks before the bounti- for a priceain line with the one pact with Hitler in 1939 if Britain three votes - the USSR. Soviet Marshall County met with a similar and the Vocational Agriculture tion system that is installed Professor ful dinner was served. quoted to the farmers. He said and France had not snubbed Rus- Ukraine and Soviet White Russia committee of dairymen from Cal- teachers present, together with the in the Announces school and also to buy An informal tea was held from that their customers had been ap- sia and appeased Hitler at Munich. --- in the United Nations. Fearing loway County at the Natianal Ho- dairymen or bath counties agreed paint to paint the 3 p. m. to 5 p. m., during which proached and refused la pay a loss of 'a seat for India, Churchill tel. Thursday night. October 9. to to work at the problem of securing classrooms. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. IS - 2 Hitler decided to make war time several friends called to ex- larger price than the one written supported Stalin's request. consider the possibility of combin- the sign up of additional cows so After the business session. Mrs. - The probable solution of on Russia a year after the pact tend their in the ing Calloway and Marshall coun- that this district may be perfected Hillrlurned the meeting over to one of the great mysteries of na- congratulations and contract. To offer .the far- was signed Repeatedly Byrnes emphasized because I Byrnes be- Mrs. J. best wishes. Many beautiful and mers here more than contract price that he does not believe the ties into one district for artificial immediately. R. Taylor who presented ture - what holds the nucleus of lievesi Soviet Foreign Minister V Sec- useful gifts would breeding of daary cattle. Dairymen and breeders who are the following program:- the atom together - was announc- were presented the be a total Iris's for the Cen- M. Molotov "overplayed" his mt....Union wants War. But Soviet hand Song, "America, couple. tral Popcorn Co. leaders, he aiad, "must learn what The two groups agreed that its interested in the development of The Beautiful." ed today. and committed a "major diplomat- Furthcrmore, Wanberg stated, if Hitler learned isi feasible to combine the two this project should contact their by the assembly led by Bobby The report came from Prof. Er- ic blunder" by making additional - that the world'- the County Agent or Vocational Agri- Lassiter with Mrs. Bob Gass at the nest O._ Lawrence, famous Univer- farmers here don't deliver immediate- -demands- rin tiorrmirry. as to permit_ Lump_ natu4n4counties iota _one district .and, that to veto peace on earth." the technician should be located at culture teacher at once and - sign fiano. KM. '13. sity a -California p-hyika- Byrnes believes the Oct. 13. 1940. Farmers Warned elk, up their cattle. Turnbow; piano solo. Carlynn Prize winner and inventor of the popcorn marki t may suffer Hitler-Molotov conference was "t His la-point "course .of action": a central point at or near Hardin. Sanders; the topic of the cyclotron permanent injury. If the new out- 1. Abolish the Council of For- in Marshall County. so that he can With the rapid development of month, atom-smashing machine Live-Stock and - "the turning point of the war' lets develapiado in the tart four eign Ministers. be within a radius of 20 miles of artificial breeding it is imperative Health, WaS ably discussed by Experiments with, such a ma- 3. Byrnes last year threatened Mrs. Floyd Fudge. chine, or five year.. Mina receive deliv- 2. The U. S. should ask the Big any point in the twc counties. that Calloway and Marshall Coun- this one a post-war 4,000- Poultry Diseases to quit immediately and turn the A committee composed ton ery, they are liable to d:Fappear Five, including the USSR, to agree Marshall County has 350 cows ties avail themselves of this ser- of Mrs. model, unlocked this secret of U. S. delegation at the Paris peace H.- I. Neely, Mrs. 0. B. nature, Lawrence from the popcorn market. to convening a full dress peace signed up; Calloway County 'has vice if they expect to maintain the Turnbow, said. He told of CHICAGO. Ill., CY: 16 -- A7neri- conference 'over to someone else Mrs. J. R. Taylor, Miss Eva Perry the finding ift presenting Reports received today reveal conference of all coUntries on Ger- 250. In order to insure success of standing they have as breeders of the first can farmers were alerted today tir unless President Truman gagged and Mrs. Dick Miller served re- of four silliman lectures in observ- that the general popcorn market many "early rth 1948". _ the district it will be necessary to high grade dairy cattle. the dangers of five livestock and Henry A. Wallace, who whale freshments during the social hour ance of the 100th anniversary has declined 50 cents per 100 3. If Aussie refuses, go ahead , sign up an additional 600 cows. Committee members are: S. F. of poultry diseases which have be- tommerce secretary had publicly, Foy, that followed the adjournment of the Sheffield Scientific pounds as if today. with the other big powers as spon- All of the men present were of A. Carman, Randall Patterson, School of come more serious oaf widespread criticized, Byrnes' foreign policy. the Yale All. indicatians are that a peace- SOrS. the opinion that the additional 600 Ray Hall. Draffie Schmidt. meeting. 0 University. in the past 12 months. At the time Byrnes officially de- ful settlemairt-will be Worked out 4 Each sponsoring power should cows could be signed up and plans -- The American Veterinary Medical nied he had had any communica- between growers and bayers be- prepare a draft treaty with as were made for an intensive can- Association declared today that tion with the White House. He tote the growers' meeting Satur- many points of agreement as pos- vass of the two counties to secure authorities feel :-real concet n" had, however, and in a subsequent Election Officers For Nov. Election over day. sible. the additional cows. for the breed- these five problems. The associa- teletype conversation with the 5. If Russia not only refuses to ing district. tion's statement pointed to the President which resulted in Wal- S. W. Murray Cletus Shelton, R. Judga E.. E. Smith, 11.: Sheriff spoasoa the conference This organization is to be per- disease threats lace's but also re- Bertha Jones, 13. Clerk Eulis Giros:Man, D. Judge Lynn Grove as follows: dismissal. Byrnes said: fected just as soon as possible and fusersato attend, the other nations Mr: Grek Mill R. -huhu. _Cook /L.Sheriff raliisuJi.D. Clem k Foot-and-mouth disease. ---"iiifticT -I-T. pent- 15 mon th-e have should go ahead, to the ted-firilarn• emplayed Quitman Lamb, D. Judge South Liberty Will Cooper. R. Judge The disastrous outbreak in Mexi- building a bipartisan policy . . . and service available for dairymen 6 The treatYtgreed upon by the W. A• Starks, R. Sheriff Herman Futrell, D Clerk Clover Lockhart. 13. -Judge co now seems to have been check- Wallace destroyed it 'in a day." in the district the first conference should be signed by by of the N. W. Murray Bert Garland, B. Judge J. W. Cooper. R. Sheriff ed through United States and 4. Byrnes never quarreled or year. the government or governments of J. W. Clark, R. Clerk Lubie Hale: 13. Judge Almo Mexican crroperation • in a cam- disagreed with the 'President on the western German zones. Mrs 'Roy Farmer, D. Judge Ed Wilson, R. Sheriff Mrs. Burie Cooper, D. Clerk paign of quarantine and slaughter foreign policy. But he was bitterly 7. If Russia stir] refuses to pa i Hobert Gralnim, R. Judge Faxon Thales Graham. R. Judge of cattle. Neverthrless, the danger opposed to Adm. William D. ticipate. she should again be inva Infant Daughter Mrs. Mary Skaggs, D. Sheriff . Carrie isara.nriOn....B-Clealt 'Joe Burkeen. D. Judge to our stock will continue until Leahy,. the President's chief of ed 1,. .sigta, the treaty drafted I N. E. Murray Mrs. Rubin Morris, D. Judge Tom .Hurt, R. Sheriff the entire North American Conti- staff. He hints that Leahy and the the other nation under threats Of J E McClains Estelle McDougal, D. Clerk etater".113randon, R. Judge Dexter nent, is again free of foot-and- "White House gang" inspired deprive her of any of the treats _John Riley. It Judge Dona Morris. D. Sheriff Grace Curd, D. Clerk mouth disease." stories of' a Byrnes-Tillman rift benefits -• reparations. it Dies Today Will Emersmon, D. Judge Kirksey Mrs. Lois Ernstberger, 11 Judge tar Rabies. "Rabies waa. prob- and that this group's activities she doesn't. Huron Redden. R. Sheriff Mrs. Barber Edwards, R. Clerk 'Vease Culver. D. Judge ably more seralaus durinif 1941 were a factor in his resignation. 8. If Russia refuses to sign ,..the ( at; Grey McClain. infant S. E. Murray Charlie Pierce, D. Judge John Baker, R. Sheriff than ever bcfoit. In some ateas, 5. Great Britain treaty, never hinted to no other action will be ne- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Estelle Ilimaton, D. Clerk Monice McCallon, R. JUC1 14C Jackson it is - becoming a real eacrrannic Byrnes that it would have to cessary if Russia withdraws her McClain, died this' morning at a John S. Ahart, R. Judge Mrs. Hugh Gingles, D. Sheriff Mary Edmonds. D. Clerk problem -- killing valuable cattle, abandon Greece -- At decision that troops from, eastern Germany and local hospital. Mrs Mai Barber. D. Judge N. Brinkley Parker Harfell, R. Judge swine and - work stock." led_ only six weeks after Byrnes' allows that area to come under the The 4 pound. 5 ounce baby was Arnie Redden, R Sheriff Mrs. Noble Fuqua. 13; Clerk Claude Cunningham. D. Judge 131 Baby pig diseases. "Various resignation to the "Truman Doc- treaty -- an unlikely possibility. horn Monday. October 13. Ad died W.- Murray Mrs. Hal Hurt. R. judge George Marine, R. Sheriff forms of diseases killed arid enor- trine." He accuses both the United_ 9. If Russia refusea to withdraw this .rmarning at 10:15 o'clock. . - Mrs. Marvin Whitnell, R. Clerk W. J._ boores. D. Judge Fair mous number fit baby pigs last States and Bristin_ of acting ner- her troops, the Other nations The grandparents are Mrs. Grey MarelleaXingins, D. Judgr Henry Riley, R. Sheriff Mrs. Hermah Clanton. R. Clerk spring. In whole areas of the CornP4 vously irrtharsis. He deplores should appeal to the United Na- Morris. and Mr.' and Mrs C. F. Nell Outland, R. Judge S. Brinkley Carmon Parks, 13 Judge Belt, less than half of the new any implication that the United tions Seaway Council to order her McClain, all of Murray. Mrs. Aubrey Farmer. D. Sheriff I.orene Wilson, D. Clerk Coleman Arnettarft---Judge pigs lived past weaning age" States will oppose effort.; of. Corna, to get mit Funeral services, conducted' by South Concord Lois Marine, R. Judge • Ellis Ross Paschall, D. Sheriff 14) Newcastle disease. "This monists in any country to -gain -10. If Russia vetoirs the Security Rev. B. B. Sawyer, will be held Thelma Kline, Et. Clerk Effie Christenberry, 13. Judge Providence fast-killing disease of poultry .has government control. . Council order. the United States at the Goshen cemetery this after- Rny Maria 13. Judge Vera Cotham. R. Sheriff Jake Perry, R. Clerk now been diagnosed in new areas . 6. Soviet-American relations had and as many other countries as norm at 2:00 o'clock. Oscar Kline, R. Judge N. trvilinn Mrs. Charlie Stubblefield, D thought to be free of infection: --deteriorated seriously before will join her musr-drive the Rus- The Max 1-1! Churthill Funeral Roosevelt Bachanan, 13. Sheriff Winnie Crouse, R. Clerk Judge most of thea48 states now have had s.- Franklin D. Roosevelt -died. Roose- sians out by force. Home is in charge of airrangra S. W. Concord Mrs. Con/me Sims, D. Judge Hardie Miller, R. Judge trouble with Newcastle disease." velt told Byraes in March. 1145 Byrnes contended that such a merits.., , • C. R Stubblefield, D. Clerk William E Watson. R. Judge Nina Craig, D. rheriff • Si X-disease. " A new and mys-

Month -.one comae after Yalta - that he will, not be necessary if the R. B. Allbritten, It. Judge Harlie Wi'atiams, D Sheriff E. Hazel terious type of Air'ection among had mgrilae misgivings about the Russians will be reasonable Hanson Judge of Nicholas coun- Loyd Lawson, D. Judge S. Swami 011ie Mayer, 13. Clerk cattle. X -disease iconmtagi,us ex- future" of Soviet-American rela- "There is and always. has been ty converted a manure- loader at- Dewey Coleman, R. Sheriff Bert' Taylor. D. Clerk . N. E. Brandon, R. Judge angle...May seems to be - established tions. roma in this world for mare than tachment to a tractor into a buck- North concord Mãön Ervin. R. Judge Houston Miller. 13. 'Judge ,jn several states and' may 7. At Stalin's suggestion, one ideology and more than one rake for 'stacking hay. With his Clarence Falwell. R. Clerk Hub Dunn, D. Judge Lonifhite. R. Sheriff spreading." Byrnes wrote a formal letter a're- way of life," he said., "There is machine, three men stacked 10 E. M. McCuiston a Judge Otis E. Erwin, R. Sheriff W. Hazel • questing': the Soviet Union'io en- room for the Sov\ va,ay __at, Itle„ _stall; ditYa Charles_ AlsoP.,sumthar Huhlat. Ellin/LEL 'Judge _ Harris Grove Mrs.. Claude Anderson..13. _Clcrk NOTICE 'ter the war agar:1st Japan; He de- and the American Way of fife . . . Nicholas county farmer. made a 0 D. Kirnbro, D. Sheriff Stanley Roberta, D. Clerk J. Riley Miller, R. Judge A pie supper will be held Fri- I fends the Yalta secret agreements There is-too much talk of war and' rotary-type tractor-mower for North Liberty Otto Erwin, R. Judge- Roy Brandon, D. Judge day, October 17. at 7 p.m at = -1 the ' .on the Far East, disclosing that .too littlat0f, peace.- clipping pastures. , - Myrtle Walliants. D. Clerk Charlie Stone, D. Judge Jim Erwin, It. Sheriff Independence School.

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY. OCT(HIER 16, 1947 THE LEDGER & TIMES wise PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Let's Start Work Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Blood River on Kentucky Lake Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian. January 17. IOU W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER State Park at Eggner's Ferry Now! JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENV.RAL MANAGER If the writet• used lineless paper the news would be crooked as a Wisehart Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th Ste Murray. Ky. of Detroit and Mrs. Eu- ernoon. black racer snake's track. nice Williams of near Providence Entered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, Mountain View Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold and for Transmission as . Jeese McClure is confined to his celebrated their birthdays Second Class Matter the past family have moved to Murray week. !bee suffeting with a severe cold. News from Pottertown. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20; per Kellie NVisehart of Detroit came Mrs. Ted Lewis and children issonth. 85c. In Calloway and adjoining , Brown Eyes I didn't see Busy counties, per year. $3 50. else- theme Saturday to bring a car and have returned from Akron, Mr. and Mrs. where $550. 0., Debs Douglass :mei Hill News this week. Whet hap- !se.yed tong enough to say hello 'where they have resided Mr. and ----- for the Mrs. Herman Douglass pened to re' Everyone aroued here NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE !and goodbye. allrs. Wisehart stop- past three years to Waverly, from Michigan W1TNIER CO. 903 Stenck Tenn., were .recent visitors likes tseeLe..iil your news. so, Come Building, Memphis Tenn 250 Park Ave.. New Yerk; 'pad off at Paducah and went to where they formerly of 307 N. Michigan resided. Mr. their parents. Dr. and Mrs. again.' Ave., Checagli. 80 Boylston SL. Boston. • ' Missouri to visit relatives. Lewis remained at Akron. He was Douglass. employed I think I kelow you Brown Eyes, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dick have at Akron in 1920- at a Mr. and Mrs. Lynton Workman I gene to Detroit rubber plant, but I'm sure you have not guessed NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ for a week's vaca- and in 1944, while re- from Texas are Visitine. !heir I to with relatives. siding at w h I am yet. Murray. South Sixteenth daughter, Mrs. Lae Rue Walker, SSOCIATION street. K eitucky Belle. I am sorry that he decided to go to Akron and family this week. Mr. axed Mrs. Willis Dainnel ./144,44— 1 wasn't home when to seek.,employment again. hilVe mused from Pottertown to Mrs. Bucy We are sorry to hear •little THE KENTUCKY AeSOCLATION . passed by but I was. still in "Hear of so many people getting Murray. bed Pearl arid William Ray Self are eweing and wheezing. You said burned to death and.this is a sad Misses Ruth and Margo.Fulcher We reserve the night to reject an Advertising. Letters to the Editor eck with a- bad cell. Hope they that' you were coming incident. Several years and their bOy friends, Elmas Mor - OS Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best intererst last week- past while soon get well. ris and of our readers. slid but you neves-showed up. I'm Mrs. Hannah Mathis Lewis of Toby Runyon, were the Mr. and Mrs. Pete ; getting my duds in readiness for Danville, Tenn., the writer's sister- Self and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard dauoters,carrie and Clara. Thursday Afternoon, October 16, 1947 4:4 Ithe North Pole but the wild geese in-law, was residing near a neigh- were Self and family Sunday evening Saturday evening visitors will come south in the spring. I bor and the mother went out for of Mr. The lone hand went to Murray • 7,.....45! and Mrs. Joe Dick -4-ineed you and Mrs. Bucy to pack a short while to Pick some black- McNutt. Saturday 'afternoon and met a lot Mrs. Ada McNutt my titatease again for the long jour- berries and left her baby that and Miss An- of old friends he hadn't seen in Feed Them or Weep nie B. Ellison Visited hey and a big hug before my depar- could just sit alone in the middle of Mr. and quite a while. Well so long. - T. • - Jay are called ucion to save a slice Mg( t tore. the bed and locked the Floors, sh, Lime Hand • 'of bread a,„tiay. one day a week without eggs-for break- hrs. Elmer Rodriquez of Detroit happened to notice that the hot — erites _ her mother. Mrs. !Vienne- was ablaze and ran to the hue- fast, and 4,11t, day a week without nit, at. All this to save : Mitchell. to winter but was tee x7ited former. enernie, from starvation. in Detroit with to unlock tl - For some this is not a iher and states that her husband door rind never thought to knee. hard decsion t make. It really is a small sacrifice. works nights and wants all to out a window but ran lor help le.. her people. in particular. veterans who suffered spend a merry Christmas it was too late when NILLT AN OBSTACLE—Eddie Niederhauser appears to be I together help arrisa wounds of the hody anti mind at the hands of the incor- for the. first time in 12 years. Mrs. and the hysterical mother saw ha irying to clear the Great Pyramid with his chip shot, but he rigible Germanssor the two la..ed JWahtise Mitchell's children ell went to babe through a window and it sa and Italians, is merely getting out of a rough spot on the Nema House Golf mav find exceedingly th-emselves Detroit us 1935 to seek employment its mother and reached forth i• it difficult to reconcile course near Giza, Egypt. The Mena House was the scene of a tn svh while thigir mother Preferred re- little a,,n her to take it at... _v-rtgrarn Their first reaction is "Let them meeting of Churchill, Stalin and the late President Roosevelt starVe"*. miming at home and, holding thc then it tumbled uv.r in_the naLcic. - - during the war. Tnet --il1 and perished. wilt! • This answer might be all fight if it was not the ma k7 - tier third Maybe this • for trip to -the large,'beautiful city a lesson to some mother. discomforifng fact that starving of a people provide the best Detroit. Noah medium the cultivation Communistic Wisehart of near Has, for of the doctrine. A' funny joke on Elmer Rodri- suffering of sciatic rheumatism. According to experts. the prevention of a next war de- qute of Detroit: Before he and Mrs. Euin Stubblefield fell off a Iona pends on our altili`y.t.o 7-top the spread of this doctrine. Redrrquez ever met he came to id ?rrrv five bales high and thr.. - Thus. the person w ho is against _Prtldent Truman's Keieueky with some friends for a bales toppled iff on him severel policy ot• sat ing food. is faced.witIrthe following decision: ses:t whom had -Seen to Detroit lacerating in back last week.ii either fced o7ir former enemies again,st -our \vitt. and feel v siting and the- fowls had fasted has been in a serious condition . r e week more st-c are in our peace or keep our food and let Com- and they told him that the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raym , he m.glat assist in feeding the poul- Hamlin of near Concord. munist Russia add to her allies for a possible attavk on the try zied told him to put an ear of John Thomson of near Pruv United States at some later date. ceni en each pocket and hold one dence but formerly of Macedon. -From what has oc---urred thus far. it appears that this iv each hand and the. flock lit fell off a load of hay the past We-, the drei-ion tat the United States as a whole 171t1st all over lent. He threw the- corn and injured his back but I didi ii wake a-wind,ng and ran into the_teein - • 4edrn-The :seriouseess. ef his itcL Under the Marshall Plitit. recipients of goods from the and had learned of - their praltk. cleat. We Offer ---Ketitticky Belle. the Ole Maid YOU ---SER VICE United States rniis intik-rate that they -take a dim view" of Mr. and Mrs. will have more spare time for -the Verpoti Vaughn an,. the C,ttnrniinktic I III,nine. This same promise or affi- son Charles Ti( eews during snowy days and will near Blood His., davit sh,Eild he made hy countries who recei‘e this food Charwhe.. parentaepf Cita • Standard Oil Products contwue her correspondence to the- :ars. Wise-hart. narrowly unclet the present pr,gram. N,,t or.1 should they ma r. geed old •Ledger and Times that escaped dew. receetly in the a-ffida% thitt *.h.••••• ••% :I! have •nothir.g,. to do %% jth the she has read ever since 1910 when a car wreck one Sund. • Ti-t while going Tul . Li• the Uiiited States State department she Yves just a wee little girl but to -cfniech at Mi. Sin.. After should fria'r:e .t a definite po.rit clic( k ..n them to see thought that she was grown. Teaching the top of a bly . steep hill the truela _began to-spts • that tse are aeets- -lasis-ieele Oil-if two-mi. 4 - Mrs Bevan •Mason. Highland Cool Weather Tune-up aCkWard no made. Park. Mich . 80 Victor Ave.. is a -ia-1 d'-bumped- against If ,fleck i.. -A, rn.grit tiicv, t too late that tree at the bottom sunacribea to the Ledger end Times of tbe hall and we are platritt Santa Claus to Joe Staiin's newest recruits. the truckbed crushed and 'shares her paper with -several against the- cab The occupants who read the news from back were only jolted. Same Old CIO STI„LE CLEANING EP—Workruen in The Hague, Holland. home Melugin's Service When Station pitch in day after day to clean up the rubble caused by the Mr and Mrs. Lonis Mitchell the Ole Maid gets wound war. This is the last street in this city that stilktshows the meved (rem Victor Ave. Highland up ICS hard ti stop but impissible Rek. to Davidson. for :ill eii• nee - West Main scars of the German invasion and subsequent defeat. East the pi't this time. Phone 404 —Ole Maid ri d Lewis of Akron. 0. Kellie

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ager Bucky Harris. Coaches Chuck 6,,1947 Dressen, John Schulte, Red Cos- A.A.A. NOTES riden and Frank Crossetti, and Trained Ed Froelich. ike BY Q. D. WILSON Three-quarter. shares went to Buck Newsom, Linus Frey, Vic Raschi, Frank Coleman, Pete pw! Farmers can perhaps iii inure Sheehy and Arthur (Red) Patter- toward providing critical bread son, who were with the Yankees grains for a hungry world by seed- for a portion of the seasom ing small grain winter cover crops Half shares went to John Luca- laid and this fall than they can by other dello, Allie Clark, Mel Queen, and Murray single Practice. M. D. Royse, state Ay Lyons, and quarter shares to director of the Production and Sherman Lollar. Jack Phillips, Marketing Administration, said ee Busy Norman MacPhail, Frank Scott here today. hat hap- and Pete Previte. lad here There are at least four excellent For the Dodgers, Manager Burt so, Come reasons why farmers should seed Shottore Coaches Ray Blades, additional acreages of small grains Clyde Sukeforth, and Jake Piller: an Eyes, sach as wheat, rye, barley, and Road Secretary Harold Parrott guessed oats this On, Royse said. These and Johnny 'Griffin of the club reasons, according to the State house staff aplit a share, while PMA director are: lump sums were voted to nine other persons lawn to 1. With Europe and other grain connected with the importing areas again short of ctilouTrbilha. Leagueiagueiuis Cardinals, , Fulcher bread grains, a larger harvest of Na- is Mor- small grains will be needed in 1948 runners-up. made three cash awards and Jere the to feed the hungry peoples of the derided the rest into 30 Richard world. shares of .$1.175.42 each. The Detroit Tigers, evening. 2. With feeds relatively scarce second in the American League, did al- Murray as a result of the shan't crop ,in the FOR ME?—Reflecting none of the cares of office that most the same except they made .et a lot are burdening him at the present corn belt, small grains may be time, President Truman looks extremely MISS IN-BETWEEN — This seven cash awards and cut their seen in surprised as members of the White House News needed for harvest as hay or grain Photographers Association * new fashion should please 30 shares to $1,165.89 apiece. ig. present him with a miniature Speed. Graphic, a movie camera. for livestock feed on many farms and a long and short skirt addicts The Cleveland Indians, fourth in le Hand tie bearing the insigne of the association, next year. though the feeding of — in spots. the Arnerican League, received — - — grains to livestock should be re- Half-and-half YANKEE DER0-4The New York Yankees are still singing dress is full shares of $391.81. duced to a minimum. modeled by movie the praises of their master relief pitcher, Smoky Joe Page, 3. Small grains that get a good actress Barbara Bates. for the way he nailed down the seventh and deciding game growth before winter provide ex- New of the World Series. The strong-armed lefty appeared in protective cover for the Concord High cellent about one-third of the games over the regular season and land and prevent excessive eros- School News hurled in four oi the seven series games. ion. .. 4. Small grains that are not Our pie supper was a real suca The first needed for hay or grain may be cess on last Saturday evening. Mr. grade enjoyed fresh Mrs. June Wilson, Mrs. I.ourelle turned under in the spring as a Douglas Shoemaker did his part I fruit and vegetable party ni their Forrest, Mn'. Lorene McGage, and - men manure Lo vreil,-ourtiorring off the -pies and Met -tame: --a-rasys---tala-elleted . "Pend 7neetIng_ 'for crops planted later. conducting the beauty contest. apples, cabbage, lettuce, carrots, of grade teachers of this section In order to assure savings in Miss ko.rothy Sue Stubblefield, a potatoes, and sweet peppers were Wednesday afternoon for the pur- grain supplies, the State PMA di- member the junior • class, was prepared in the lutlahroorn ,and pose of arganizing a branch of rector suggested the following chosen the most beautiful girl served by the following. Betty the Associaticin For Childhood feeding and management practkes: present. Miss Rose Mary Lax was Hart, -Kay Farrell, Patricia Bar- Education. Mrs. Wilson was elected Market hogs at lighter weights. a close second. The proceeds W, Martha Faye Willoughby and president of the group. A reduction of 10 pounds in th.e amounted to. over $200.00. Everyone Joan Smith. Edward Curd, principal. average weight o( hogs marketed enjoyed hot coffe arid pie in the in .the nation would save 70 mil- new lunchroom. lion bushels of grain. Feed a bal- There is to be a Negro minstri•. anced ration for better utilization in ,the high school auditoriun: of feed, and keep hogs on pasture Friday evening, Oct. 17, at 7:45 n as long as possible this fall. Put m., under the direction of Mrs Insist on CAREY'S them urn pasture as early as poss- Cleo Grogan, assisted lay Mi- able in the -spring. olivene Erwin. The leading mat- Market More beef cattle when characters are: Edwin Wilson, .1 fattened to "Germ!'" slaughter grade D. Williams, Ewing- Stobblai h-t 'instead of using additional grain Harold Lassiter, W. Dovadv to raise the grade to "Choice." Bobby Spiceland, and Joe . Pa' Feed as little grain as possible for Coleman. winter maintenance._ Feed more Solifists are: June Farley, Ire! RUFF° hay and roughage and make max- Jewell, Polly Allbritten, Rose Las imum use of pastures. Eula Mae Rose, Mary Ann Boa "Feed rOughagea to the limit with ner, Carl Jewell, Billy Joe Stub MEAT CURINC SALT dairy cows, going heavy on le- STREAMLINED — Callec blefield and Mrs. Grogan.- . IN 100 LB. BAGS gume hay. Reduce the amount of the pencil silhouette, Oil The- student body met last_ week grain fed to dry cows, and make and selected their black caracul is fashionet cheerleader maximum use of pastures. for the coming basketball seasot "CAREY'S -carries the FLAVOR" with deeply cut dolmat 1 Reduce the size of laying flocks Those selected were: Polly All- sleeves and snug gauntle Ask for by culling low producers. Use brittwa June Farley and hen( FINEST FOR TABLE TOP WORLD SERIES PLAY—Here's the catch baseball fans will sing about for as long cuffs. It was designed b3 more green feeds by providing a Jewell. CAREY'S FLUFF° AND u there are world series games. It's Al Gionfriddo, utility Dodger outfielder, who has just Dein-Bacher of The Wal- KITCHEN USE good range for poultry next sum- We were very sorry to los,• by NAME snagged the horsehide blasted by the Yankees' Joe DiMaggio deep into left center field dorf for his 1948 Fall and mer. Maintain the quality of eggs Mrs. Winnie McCuiston, home co,- the sixth inning of the sixth game. Pint-sized Al raced all the way back to the 415-foot Winter Collection. • • In by keeping nests and houses clean nomies teacher, last week. She ha, stab as ball was headed for the low bull-pen barrier. , Distributed bv CAREY'S mark to make a brilliant One-handed and marketing eggs often. accepted a position at Econorri, BOAT WRIGHT Hardware Co. Mrs. Finis Outland Table Salt chiaising iif men and women & COMPANY i in the EXAMINATION ANNOCNCED Yanks and Dodgers has been chosen to fill the DEEP PENETRATING affiars of localities, states MURRAV. KENTUCKY ON THE MARCH to run the FOR RURAL CARRIER Series Pool cy. He didn't mean Divide .a I and the nataiin. I The United States Civil Secy., American women should grow less Between Players "The I) A.R. should raise Commission has announced an ex more ter to a woman criticiaing him for raising and dahlias flowers. Hell amination to fill the position of From Fisher Styling hell and less dahlias." a political opinion. White meant figures of speech to Knee-Action Comfort [were merely good rural carrier at Almo. Kentucky. CINCINNATI, 0., Oct. 15.-1UP) The It William Allen to home his point. --The World Champion New York White, that the hundreds of thousands of drive The examination will be held at And what the Sage of Emporia Yankees cut 49 persons in on their free spoken editor of the Emporia Daughters of the American Revolu- Murray, Kentucky. BIG-CAR QUALITY sisel about the D.A.R. could be ap- $20734342 share of the World Se- AT LOWEST COST Gazette, said that in a let- tion should take a more active part Receipt of applications will close women of the country. ries player pool, while the Brook- plied to all on November 6, 1947. elderly Henderson woman lyn Dodgers split 43 ways their An The date 'of examination will be telephoned me the other day to $138.288.95, Cr irnmissioner A. B. is yours only in Chevrolet! stated on admission cards mailed prutest against something she Chandler annatioced today. to applicants after the closing date thought I had said in the Sunday The Yankees voted full shares of for receipt of applications. Gleaner and Journal several times $5,830.03 to 27 persons, while 32 about a priaveraplant project that is of the Dodgers received full shares ot.Mie Users 9pItta -tar 14.06/18.- - ‘41 1. my remarke I told her so. I have done next to nothing at the The Dodgers did not cut in for- .i4i ,.....,,,,„, ,,( --.... wanted tit know who she was, but polls to make their localities, their mer manager I.eo Durocher for ,jk. •- she wouldn't tell me. I suppose she states or their country a better imy of the spoils, ,but Chandler was afraid I wauld come back at place-to live and work in. would not comment on whether ' her in the paper. I stiggested that "For the most part. the enfran- this was at their own volition or chisement of women has done little _de 5/ she get all thefacts she could about on his order. #11h IIIII6 good the proposed power plant and then thus far. It has merely in- The non-playing Yanks who .Ic.,,., 5 r go to polls and. vote. She creased the work of election offi- 1,11* .-.. 11' the came in 1. r ;a full ,hJrr• were Man- / evaded the issue. • cers and run up higher ballot fit__ son versa t NOM a n,.1115.t marling bills. ilehderson woman later in the day "Actually some women I know Be Quick To Treat I alluded to the chat with the el- think it is below their dignity and STUDY THE STYLING! derly hidy. and got some comment social position to go to a polling What a worth passing ;along to all Ken- peace and take their places in line tartaaty leader this car is! Trim as a Bronchitis yacht in line and tucky women who read my weekly with the kind of people God, made contour—luxurious as a draw- Chronic bronchitis may develop 11 ing room in upholstery and column. so many of. . • appointments' The Your cough,c.hest cold, or acute bron- body is. a Fisher body—exclusive to Chevrolet "Mast women of Kentucky ere "The League of Women Voters i• chitis is not treated and you cannot in the lowest-price field. asleep.- she said. "on an opportun- doing much to wake up their goad afford to take a chance with any medi- cine Creomulsion imprriee both state govern- Sisters, but ri_glit now they have less potent than TEST THESE THRILLS! ta Which goes right to the seat of the REVEL IN THIS RIDE KEEP WARM conditions. It long distance to go before their ment and loyal civic trouble to help loosen and expel germ You're master of every Just settle down in work telly counts in a big way nature to took years for them to get the laden phlegm and aid motoring situation when the form-fitting seat The worrian I am quoting didn't Soothe and heal raw,tender. inflamed s ECONOMICALLY franchise. Hundreds of e"inirageous you own a new Chevrolet cushions—and relax( tell me not to use her name. I am bronchial mucous membranes. wiimen, from Susan 13. Anthony Creomulsion blends beech wood You have power, getawali, Travel over any rood — omitting it down to precinct leaders, fought for because her comment creosote by special processwith other dependability, in extrci N from boulevard to by- years fair the right to vote al - might bring a lot of letters which time tested medicines for coughs. measure, for Chevrolet's way—is made smoother, she has no time to answer. She It contains no narcotics. proved Valve-in•Heod side the male population. And Many medicines steadier, safer by the holds an No matter how Engine . . . with a small oil space now they have the right to make important business posi- you have tried, tell your druggist to hos delivered more Unitized Knee-Action burner. We have a few in their votes and their influence tion. so I am sparing her possibh• sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with miles, for more owners, Ride—another advan- the pellitical affairs of annoyances. I am taking full re the understanding you must like the over a longer perTaid, than tage found only in ii;Tinit in way It quickly t cough, per- sponsibility for her remarks I any other engine built AOnT- Chevrolet and higher- stock. their tawne 'tiountie-S, state's! mating rest and sfee r you are to vouch today. priced TI rid of the nation, they are doing for them 100 per cent. have your money ba (Adv.) cars. hardly imything with that right. a, Right? Yes. it .is more than a right iir it 'privilege. It is a duty. And, Be sure your car is7ready for winter! Bring it to us Call Today For A Free too few vs:amen in Kentucky are I BLUE CROSS HOSPITALIZATION Estimation For Cost doing their duty politically. for service and let us get it ready for the bad- "Mitt of those who vote at all, Calloway of Installing cast their ballots the way their County is the fourth county, in the State weather days ahead. mcm-f.lk.: do. Excepting' a few of Kentucky in the amount of the ntirtiber of INSIST ON SAFETY! LOOK! LOOK! policies. At the beginning of September it had 199 You have every right to demand contracts. Number of persons insured-542; num- the highest degree of motoring • safety for your family; ood you f WILL PAY THIS WEEK ber hospitalization cases-94; amount paid by get it with Chevrolet's Unisaerel Heavy Hens 23c Blue Cross--$4,211.33. Anybody Body by Fisher, Knee-Action Ride CHEVROLET desiring Blue 1 Fryers 24c and Positive-Action Hydraulic Brakes Cross Hospitalization should get it the month of LOWEST FREED COTHAM Leghorn Hens 15c —features combined only in Chev- -PRICED LINE IN ITS FIELD! October. All Farm Bureau members are 'Cox 12c eligible. rolet and higher-priced cars. HEATING and SHEET METAL Eggs 48c Phone 661 •••• Prices Subject to Change B. MELIA Mal WEIR AND MEYER H. DIXON, Agent Without Notice 'OIL - 0 - - MATH' STEEL PORTER HEATING EURNitiCES Boggess Produce,C. Farm Bureau Office MOTOR CO. West Maple Street Phone 97 Murray, Ky. Eo. 13th St. Phone-441*

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_Club News Activities Mr. and Mrs: Eugene Locals Smith, • Mrs. Hazel Graf has returned to Grayville. III., spent the weekend her home in St. Louis following with home folks and were Sunday a visit with her daughter Mrs. dinner omen's Page Weddings guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rex Snydergazird, and family, b. Phillips. JO WILLIAMS, Editor - PHONE 374-M Maiu street. • • • • ..1••••• Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Dunn spent Mrs. A. 0. Woods ani Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Phillips.' Woods will -leave Saturday evening to "attend conventioe if Jessie Houston Club Service Circle Class der of the season — was expected • • . the six-day Social Calendar -to give its the South Eastern Convention d Of Woodmen Circle ,'.Has Party all in a glorious effort Dr. and Mes. W. F. Baker left At Lake to smudge the School of Designing to be hell unbeaten Engineers. today (Thursday> for Louisville to Meets Tuesday. Thursday. October 16 in BIrmitighan:, Ala. The SeMce Cit. 1e Class. of the Tapering off heavy work after a attend the State Chiropractic Con- The Wesleyan Service Guth: First .Christian Church .held their final strenuous workout yesterday. yenta-lb to be held at the Fillbeck The Jessie - tho First Methodist Church party Monday. October 13. the Plainsmen • were confident. J. D. Sexton and family spent Club of the W'odit... I. cit, nA't rpeet at 730 at the home Tue,,d,o 7 at the Lake Cottage of Mr. 'and Voyles himself said the 20-point Sunday in Cadiz. They were ac- October Huron West. Elm street M. M. George Hart. Guest, were odds being given Tech were a- Mrs. Emma McWherter is visit- companied home by Miss Ruth Mrs :Mildred Wilmurth %vitt: Mrs. ard Wineb.trger will be c..:,.. the members: poiut in Auburn's favor. ing her son, G. G. MeWherter, Sexton been visiting Mr. Lila c, -!.tsses husbands and in who had Mrs. John Ed Scott, Jackson, -Tenn. Thirty-one yersons were piestnt Distributed by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. And despite' their opening loss to and Mrs. Shelby Street. The r, r L (.7s, gram leader. aHi ciijoytd the tivh,c1,u.: got I k Mississippi Southern nearly a C:4,4 This -/-Come Deportment oj --"tHAPTER. THIRTY-FIVE said. "For years she's wanted to get month ago, the plainsmen looked I. ,uv per. After Murray W, man's Club wIll meet rid of me. I've wanted to get free in nETTY went outside again, Mod yesterday. Voyles snit-lined t n . the Club House Lt 3 o'clock. from her. too. But we never could. called on ".". and Maggie went back Into his "B" - W F Baker. %%ere There was a bond between us—the team to run through Tech • E- the dining-room, Where t Tuesday. October 21 ' Miss damnedest bond. . . . I've been plays and the regular defense was blackmailing Dolly sat with her elbows on her for years. off and airtight. Against Tech plays, Zac F0 on. When I was broke. I'd make Jenkins, Hal RI F ,H H • her give me money. Herring. Russ Inman Bridge Club sho,u1sdanyai)iiie But when she and Meets o Jock The Ge"., r t'•,1111,11 mo, needed money, she didn't Ray Williams were superb — J6 wa-nMtagtogiehal%hyrm. said Miss mind • : : asking me for it. And I'd give it to knocking down every pass 2 Wednesday Dolly. "All I want — all I've erer H her—if I had any. PI wanted was Queer situation Traveling Travis, Tidwell was to be let alone, to be . . . Maybe we hated each BEAUTY Fora happy in my own other. there, too. Still T4 Mrs .Ju"''y rarkei ope!.eci- h.! way. I never But we've had some good bothered by an wanted to hurt nines PI 1‘. id , •ht anyone." together, here and in Paris." ankle injury, the Plainsmzin star LIFETIME of Helps Save Daily Well, you hare hurt people. will be on hand thought to threw his Maggie. ' PriHERE was one clear brand of ENJOYABLE Wear You don't think idea in .passes against the Yel- Slice of Bread I'm horrible, I maegie's mind, to PI do you. Maggie?" keep him lowjackets. thinkfrom going up those stairs. He was .I.don't know what I of you. The squad quiet enough, but it was the quiet was keyed to high FO Only if there wasn't something bad pitch. Voyles in . of someone who had come to the. said his team was Keep those new fall St you. something very bad. You very couldn't end. vastly improved offensively and fe look like this. So pale and -Johnny," fashions desperate. So—guilty, she said. ''she hasn't defensively and were- gunning looking trim and Bi done anything—" for "Maggie. if I hear him Tech. tel cool- -You're right." he said. "She's neat by Regular Dry in . never done anything. She's the su- Yet, for Auburn to cross the "Hear who coming?" -----., preme "My husband." catalyst. She causes things uncrossed Tech goal line would be Cleaning. to happen and then shuts her "Miss Dolly." said Maggie. "he's eyes. a moral victory. At dead.—You She never had a husband, you know that. Who is it know. She couldn't For in you're waiting tor?" care that much Atlanta, Coac Bobby Pie for anyone. She'd lead a man on, D,gicl of the "I told you," -said Miss -Do • . jackets was reading ch .atubboi lily. y-from him etie of -pent* - - -,,-- - - in• a panic." , at. "And why is Mr. Getty here?"' Is Little .Jimmy Pe was being Because He sat down on the table, hold- he's my friend. ing the e.rck)med for i star ng right fa Someone gun loosely in his hand. half- moved,past the lighted -you've got blood on back role window. It's only your face." if T receives the Mr. Getty, mug- said Maggie. get FO gie told herself. "I'll a towel—" kickoff. Dod called the 155 He's waiting out -Stay where you there—for somebody. are." he said. pounder one of the lai "It's too bad she got best broken "Miss Dolly," you into this. field said Maggie, "let's but you can't stop runtt on the squad. CO upstairs." - what's going to ga happen. You've been in all of it. Meanw tie the, Vanderbilt Com- Because someone was trying to haven't modor, Pr open the you? Even the Angel epi- faced the unpleasant pros- Don't Despair back door with a key, and sone. toi that wouldn't That was pure accident. He pect t. meeting the dazzling Ken- College be Mr. Getty. That had some sort — - must be—someone of stroke and fell Ito y Wildcat offense else. through the rotten in Nashville: "Maggie!" said Miss balcony railing F01 Dolly, in a and landed in the aturday with their four best tac- T.) . . . when the little oric Calendar whisper. "Do you hear- rowboat. But he ne v.-as-n't dead. She didn't kles on the ben:h arta freshmen "Yes. I do. Come upstairS." kill hi All she did was to let him die the an the slots — with no takes-.a tumble or for- rum But Dotty sat TI11.1(1 in reserves. her chair. -She didn't kill her uncle. ly Maggie took her hand and either. (%,r1 Cpp. regular right tackle, in- tried to She only whispered to me draw her to her feet. ttrat. if jured his back in a dummy scrirn- gets to stay clean whilc 119 somebody didn't stop hiut. he'd Then a- shot came, frightfully roil A take away the last bit of robney dozen Cuirimodores are loud. Maggie's, heart seemed to she playing . . . send thc had Of course she know ,:thrig at present. eheck as if the sound had struck it. I happened to need •'.ney badly. Kentucky drilled oil offense :and clothes to us for FRIDAY. , _. And she (kid hap Qual- "LIIRAMS killed him to mention P.air ‘Beari Bryant plotted strate- ..." said that he was leavi her A &Miss Dolly. 'faintly, something g y t. stop Zack Clinard's fabulous ity Cleaning. and SATURDAY with a handsome in hi ill. She said she CAPITOL long sigh. ,,.. I eld -.2oaling if the golden would leave hi alone in the drive to It was a sigh house. of,relief: the look apd maybe I' come back—and see oh ii strikirn., distance. of terror had gone from her eyes. if I couldn' plead with him. So I Georgia's Bulldogs, departed , "You meant this to happen!" ca me bae r7F,T, Ti, fdage-te --eTled. - That was at morning for Dal, Hiram Getty • they will workout this was here for, to kill *VI N I left you at Mrs. Albee's, • someone. 'Who is it?.- liciying again by had some fine schemes for plane heasew -It'i all over noel," said Miss pc st)11w.,:).r. Okla . 01. American Ives car. iake a Dully. liading him to let Dolly keep 1-Ter.servation tip from GIorl.a Vba- motley. nut I don't know. Aggics IS;iturd.oy. There was" the-sound of a May- Walter Thornton gin- key in I knew all the time what At len, popular the lock again. The back doo it St.alcyille. Miss . the lit1 model, who carefullt. recloses would lead to. He played into my Superior up ,State Laundry, opened. uf tense Cleaners fooesteps were crossing t c hands. suffered the waxed paper wrapper on aloof kitchen. I don't think I'd have been tback The swing doer was p h' able to walk up in :al injury to Ti , 108 North Fourth Street of bread immediately after prepar- Inr Open. to him and smash lom on the head . Ilyet-winghack 1511. sp. ing her "between exercise" snack. • Miss Dolly with a stick. It's gave a screa She easier than I the tip•ct win --TELEPHONE Reclosir.g protects the freThr.ess of rt,se and rushed you'd think to kill "ye!. Sin Fr 144- toward t stairs- someone who's r •.. the loaf, prevents waste, and lends She ran up them. attacking you, but S .*•.--i .v stumb e. in cold blood. as they support to Presider.t Truman's It was Johnny'Cass say . . But who en- tie started right in at me. You, sir. "Save ,Food for Earcpe" grogram. t( red He had a-st at of blood saved across I've heard of you. A common swin- One,slice of bread by each his mouth -a e gun in his dler. hand. sir. Leave this house sir So I heusewife, says the U. S. Depart- r- snt of Agriculture, means-a ne- "Oh, you're h ?". he said casu- 'ally to 144)P4344could 4o it. iirti4‘'ed4dsombief)°Iin:aen I pil t - nal saving of One milliOn pound.; Matibie his arms He looked ar.d I thought he'd stay cf bread daily. she thought, like a put. But I evidently wild beast'St come didn't do it from.the kill. the right way. He "What' lareieneci?" cames,t. „„11 she said. "And then Dolly lo. Ii cad. "Gett shot at me. I jumped him and n If he'd shut up. there needn't away his eon.- have b(en '•:holarships For ' • you—''' much trouble. I'd sent that teleeram saying ' d I kill him'?" said he was going -1-1 I \ Johnny. to Boston. Nobody 'embers .,. Hr's out. Ina could prove he—isn't dead. anything. But Dolly panicked. ow, I want to see Dolly.' First she tried to put it off on Thet must. not haotst Neely. .fl. If only Then she thought up this husband. semebten would come. . . If only Captain and that made things worse." Deter would come. . liogose. ''She did ate. you know." said —''Where—are. you ,goingi's Mug.- .1...Johnny 2:Tab•-gitua-ine- -1.1)w key to ee.r. asked, -r the back door this eaorrpre• and -upstairs." he said. "To told Me to come back ai get that l"n-thirtY 'eight hundred dollars. Don't you tonight. She said she'd irinnwe to think I've be alone. She earned it?" said she'd have .eivtit "Don't," she hundred dollars said. "I'll go up and for me. SO thed I get the money for you." could get away. . -No," he said. "This is the pay- "Then she must have had some ere- tale for Getty. She must have He' was musing toward told him to shoot anyone the stairs he saw -Miss Dolly!" she called with all trying to come in by tie_ ha : ! ,, a . Maybe her might. -Miss Dolly, lock your he knew who I was: maybe doer!" he didn't. I knew she wanted to get ',That Won't help." said Johnny. rid of me. But I didn't think she'd What try ttati. It isn't like her. She's not usually so direct.". (To concluded) . "Yes," said Maggie. seizing on (The burwracters in this serial are this. "She didn't mean this--" fictitious) dia he VARSITY "Oh, she meant ite all right," he tow- .27p4+3•beth Banes, Hob:Wag' iatt say? FRIDAY ;cid SATURDAY Southeastern Conference Football Review • p cota ,4,v1 111 %I 't •lo -nitre! .•. sport. te•riter As seen in HARPERS BAZAAR DE LIS? (‘- BLACK SUEDE S14.95 17‘1;*.t • SAVE MONEY, BE SATISFIED • sAcK III I 01 It 11111 1 V ( 10 1111: mi 1411:1" Irl -I Ital.! drsig rice! bs 114.1111 UeLISO it' ing them to li..• siq Ell (01.1 \ !self V. shingette, %% here patron is 3 I. f ustolner

11,is t‘ c. the first ir•t ililishe:I in Murray arid roc 'p II, the Iii•1 It is I quipped vtith those famous. speed e.1.1.. guaranteed to get r mottles tt hiter .and BRITTON I Ii mer FOR SERVICE • PARTS• ACCESSORIES We has, pif•nG of machines, lots of hot water and specials,- in ice cold drinks. Try it once; use THURSDAY Only it always. 414. PORTER MOTOR CO. "BACK LASH" 47 Speed Queen Self Washingette Phone 97 Murray. Ky -- with -- The Vanity Shoppe ( t, MN:ft THE ILE I•1„\ N l• ‘421 Jean Roc rs MAYFIELD, KY. Telephone IIMJNIz%-visrer'leL Rit-hard I ra . 1171 5. ..t

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New Washing Machine for Immed- *5518-Es mu Vanderbilt over Kentucky -But Perfect combination. homa over Kansas. iate delivery. Firestone Home and For Sale Lost and Foundi don't risk the rent money. LaCrosse o.ver Eau Claire Auto Crossword Puzzle West Store. 018c Alabama over Tennessee - The ACKUSIS Netting the pastry. California over Washington Sta. 33-Help tide is MOORMAN MINERALS mixed FOR SALE: Girls dresses, coats, LOST: Bunch of keys on stick Sat. I-Knife slash 34-Neutral color rising. Whitewater over Plattesville te - Using the cubs. - with feed saves valuable feed and 6-Age 35-Frult drink Duke over Maryland suits. reversible. Sizes 10-14. Good or Sun. Phone 1159. 017p 8-01d 38-Weapon -- Deviled Man the pumps. Washington over Oregon - 13 -Piemium for crabs. increases profits. You can feed condition. Mrs. George Hart. 304 37-Newlywed Midwest Timber! worms from hogs with Moorman LOST. STRAYED or STOLEN: exchange 38-Ageended North 4th. 017p 13 -Pen point 40-Dutch cheese North Caroiina over W. 3, M. - Michigan .over Northwester* U. S. C. over Oregon State - E-Z-Ex.-L. F. Thurmond. 017p one liver and white trade bird dog. 14-Finished 41-Exlst You 16-Sdire of mouth 43-Call for aliens. can't beat the law, Or Best in the, nation. Smell those roses. FOR SALE: Hotpoint deluxe elec- Answers to name of -Sport". Lib- 16-Weal Pointer 44-Pile tice. Notre UCLA over Stanford - Give FOR SALE-$225.00 worth Living 13-Lyric poem 45-Hobo Dame over Nebraska tric range--3 weeks old. Section- eral reward for return or informa- Missssippi iiver 'em the axe. Room Furniture consisting of 19-1n direction of 41-Hearing organ Tulane - It Best in the nation. al couch, 2 weeks old. Bedroom tion leading to the dog. F. B.. 20-Sheet 49-It makes bread says here. Also: Utah over Denver and Col- Jamison Studio Couch tMohairi, 21 -Pronoun rise Iowa over Ohio. State --L- Make suite; otner numerous items. Outland, Murray, Ky. Phone 23 -Conjunction 51-Sous:it, . Also: Georgia Tech over orado over Brigham 2 Walnut End Tables, 1 Duncan L. AU- up your mind, FearleSs. Young. D. Workman, 501 Olive. 017c 406, 017p 24- Cairn 52-Confused burn; Wake Forest over Phyfe Cocktail Table, 2 China 26--Stingy man 54-Gold By George Indiana over Pittsburgh - But 28-Make amends 55-Floating low Washington; North Carolina State Table Lamps, 1 Floor Lamp and 29-Proof -Communists be careful, Bo. About 2.000 acres of fescue and FOR SALE-Going grocery busi- 64 OtiVirs over Florida; Furman Platform Rocker-8 pieces for 30-Suf82 natire cf 67-Snare over Cita- Also: Michigan State over Iowa ladino mixtures and 1,500 acres of ness, Good' location. Will sell gg _Isinio•iral rector AA-military ?We del; only -Pesti., Virginia . over W. G.; Miami State; Missouri over Kansas State; alfalfa will be seeded by Logan $159.50. Cash or terms. Riley stock and fixtures. Small invest- Wanted 2-Aroused over Rollins; VMI over Richmond; St. Louis over Drake; and Okla- county farmers. Furniture and Appliance Co., ment. Phone 1192-R. 016e 3-LitCe drink 4-Word of greeting and Mississippi State over Duques- Phone 587. 016c POP WANTED, new crop. NMI b ' MOM 5-Growing -CORN out ne. FOR'SALE: New Chore-Boy Milk- We are jobbers in pop-corn, will , 4 6-Float FOR SALE-Complete Bed RDOM 7-Man's nickname Southss'est I ers. 317.5.00 up. Used milkers buy and pay good price. Write 8-Notice Suite with Jamison 9 Texas over Arkansas - 100 per cent following -Muck Or call $50.00. Wm, Penn Eaton. 209 E. at once giving details I 10-Approved felt mattress, best coil springs; 1IN IVA111011.1Ira11.11 a posse. Water. Mayfield, Ky. Phone 1268 i'nd send sample. Is your corn on 11-What "iambi was WE SELL Bates Bed Spread. Suite has pos- 141-Dove's home Rice over SMR - Putting the or 266-X-M. 018p cob or shelled? Name of corn, I1I II rfAllII MIWalII II MIII 17-One ter bed, round mirror Vanity, of• pair ft'. on smoo. what it will pop per 100 lbs., price 26-What horse has 29-Plural ending modern style. Only 3150,50. Easy Ii 0 .liI 1I I IWO IMOM.II Texas Aggie.s over 'I'CU - Bar- FOR SALE: Solid maple settee and wanted per bushel, per 100 lbs. 25-Mistake .payment plaic,Riley Furniture bershop blues. and table; metal top kitcheir' table; 60, shelled. Coin Machine Distribut- 26-Rabid RUBBER STAMPS AlIII iI 21-Spooky Appliance Co. Phone 587. 011ic 1i I II I .II I I WilAi.I I Wi Georgia over inch mahogany office desk and ing Co. of Kentucky. 1123 Bards- 21-Moslem leader Oklationaa.-Agales -Vigor -- _swivel 29 Another close-one. PIANOS: Some extra good ones to chair.' Phone 41. lp town Rood, Louisville, Ky. Olt WAIII.= 3I-Look at --- 13-fsrt 010o ne- chooge •from. iii_'I Tiiiriirw 444e_ c Wave a - Few Second Hand Registered to -34-8eire and Uold Baylor over Texas Tech and Har- studio 'size like new. A. , W. WANTS!): nurse 36-Pale Lecher & Times Radios left. All good buys. Fire- work in First Aid Room. If in- • 37-Naughty child din Simmons over tifew Mexico. Wheeler. 517 South 3rd St., May- MINIIIVAININE 39-Flone stone Horne and Auto Store. 018c terested apply at the Personnel Southwest of Kiska field. Ky. Tel. 397-4. 022c 40-Soak with liquor Office. Murray Manufacturing Co., ilhirailWAIIIIIMME 41 -Large game Panhandle over Silver City - animal FOR SALE: House and one acre of Murray, Ky. 018c 42-Comfort For Rent AIIIININ 44-ftabint land. Three rooms down, one up. 45-Brewer's yeast Good smoke house, lien house. 46-Rlot EMI MEM 48-CrImson FOR RENT or SALE: Neiv five Miscellaneous I M garden_ hog_lot. Electric lights. 50-Age Priced to room hive with all inKtiern con- 51 -Th rough Murray Live Stock Company sell. See Clayton Ful- * MINI IIMMil 53-Like ton, Route 3. Hazel. Midway. 017p veniences..-slaivune 346R. 017p CANDY-BAR AND POP-CORN Mat 10 ['WWI /maw. 111,...ste 55-Barium (symb I - MACHINES; NEW HOT - NUT The Best Market in West Kentucky FOR RENT: Business building lo- FOR SALE: A good Howard Cabi- VENDER: ALL 5c AUTOMATIC cated back of Hatchetes Grocery net Grand piano; one platform MACHINES. Eider the coin ma- AUDREY W. SIMMONS, Owner on N. 13th St. Ideal for garage, Today's Sports Parade roeker, and chine business, very profitable a linouelum rug slight- body shop, paint shop.. 0. W. business that can operated by SALES EACH TUESDAY AT 2:GO O'CLOCK ly u.sed. Will sail cheap. Phone Harrison. 1206 West Main. Phone be By Oscar Fraley the__ ladies or _gentlemen. Will __ Iiii. _ orrp -325. -0-18p East show excellent returns on a small --NEW YORK; Oct. 18. UP, - - Wisci, 15111tiVer Y..le - The blug investment and will require about Doing the buck and wing on the FOR RENT: Two-room unfurnished plate ..Tesial. SALES REPORT FOR OCT. 14, 1947 apartment. Alton McClure, 408 3 , hours per day of- your time. block and tackle circuit. Fraley's MAIN STREET LSU ovei• N. 6th. or call 851-J. You can start with $1500.00 and Follies or the weekend football Boston College or lp • Total Head Sold 708 Fancy Veals 28.00 up. The more you invest the winners take' six and hit to right. Navy over Cornell Because of MOTOR SALES more you will make. 25 Sc CAN- National No. 1 Veals 27.00 - should earn bir red bruise: and bandages. Notices 1;Y-BAR MACHINES Illinois over Minnesota - A Cras Fat Steers 20.00- 22.00- 7 bat- Penn over Columbia - Or I ei• , you $125.00 to $150.00 week. 'Cash tle of undefeateds but the Mini No. 2 Veals 22.80 terms: POP-CORN MA- back to bricklaying. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED Fuller or 255c showed plenty in a moral victory Baby Beeves 17.50- 21.00 CHINES should earn you $200.00 Penn State over Syr ill AUTOMOBILES Brushes as a wedding gift? A over surprisingly strong Army. It to $250.00 per. week. Cash only. Which some hint I should. Fat Cows .12.00- 15.00 HOGS broom, dry mop, wet mop. wall will take a powerhouse to whip .50 HOT-NUT VENDERS should Also: Darmouth over Br.iwn: "We 'brush. Call 41941 and :isk for Sc the burly boys from Champaign. 180 to 300 pounds Have Them" earn you $250.00 to $300.00 per West Virginia over N. Y. U.; Rut- Canners and Cutters 7.00- 11.50 28.50 Joh-i P. Cashoni a disabled veteran and Minnesota doesn't figure quite week. Cash only. 25 10c POP- gers over Fordham; .over •student. 022c that explosive. Bulls . 9.80- 17.10 1941 Ford --- •- - CORN MACHINES should earn Muhlenberg; Villanova over De- Have a - Bargain on Seat troit; Holy Cross over Harvard; Cov- you $150.00 to $200.00 per week. Milk Cows, Per Head 67.00-175.00 All farmers and stockmen please bring your 1940 Chevrolet ers; 'Free installm,iio. Firs-stone Cash only. Be the first in your For that Silverware Set, see ours and Colgate over Princeton 'an- stock to market before 1:00 o'clock. Home and Au' "s•• • community. territories are limited. before you buy. Firestone Home other blue plate'. 1936 Ford We are factory distributors. Write and Auto. Store. 018c South 1935 Ford Fordor Strvices 110V.. .We will send one our rep- Offered resentatives to call on you giving NANCY Dissillusioning Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller 1935 Ford Tudor you all detaiLs. Coin Machine For That Lovely Dish Set ,:. •., D.stributieig Co. of Kentucky, 1123 been waiting for come to Firestone Bardstown Road, Louisville, Ken- WE FINANCE THE [N- I WISH YOU WERE _ /kw" 11rJ7 , and 018c tucky. ' 018c MORE DIGNIFIED II PAID BALANCE - --- YOU'RE SUCH A See us before you BUY, See us before you SELL LOWBROW

WE BUY, WE SWAP, GET WINTER PROTECTION WE SELL CARS FOR YOUR CAR NOW! - TIRES- PUT General Tires ON YOUR CARS and For Radiator TRUCKS Protection , Use The Best Use PERMANENT ANTI- 6Q6x16 First Grade FREEZE during the win- General Tires ter months. Also, $1 a fif ABBIE an' SLATS Slats Is Alive, but- By Raeburn Van Buren gal. Norway Anti-Freeze.‘ $12.84 717- -'5 FACK- Plus Tax I CAN'T MOVE! FIr PONTIAC CARS I'M LiCKEii! GMC TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE Let us service your Cars Time.To Replace and Trucks with -- TEXACO PRODUCES Summer-Worn Lubricants ShellubricatiOn today NEW FACTORY MOTORS with the right type of oil AND PARTS FOR for best running condi- PONTIAC CARS tions for your car. and GMC TRUCKS

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STOKELY'S '.1!\YAVELL HOUSE—Regular or Drip PEAS Honey P,ti No. 303 COFFEE • • • ▪ Lb' 52c Caw -lam Mon-5 VARIETY—Extra Fruit Means Extra Flavor JELLIES . • • . Jar 19c • sp 27 SIX DELICIOUS FLAVORS • * e r GOOD USED CARS JELL° .. . . 2Pkgs.16c ui nc Look • Over This List \ ////// 11 • ‘.1.; / eh of Used Cars; Each \\ Sc) PIPERS TO THE KING—Pipe Major Donald MacLean (left), in charge of the King's Guard Pipe Band, chats with Drum NAIVES ON One a Beauty, Each a IFS I BEIM WELL Cl 05.11,4111i•maillio Majot James Watson. who recently won the world's drum- mo -KNOWN BONDS Bargain! VINEktengi, oiajot xi. porv.hria-nem nr-enintatnith. The -King's ta yard, .hosen from among six Highland Regiments, is on-ctuty when * Iii the King.ts ip Jesidence. at Balmoral. Scotland. kr vo 1946 Pontiac Sedanette_. LI98 Co Low mileage with all the exi4-as; neark \.11-1 12()It I It •\ FERs new cat; beautiful maroon finish. ••Gi

PE4ell Es }it , an 1940 Chevrolet 2-Door Special Deluxe C d Clean inside and out; City driven. z, 0. 1939 Ford Deluxe P411'3 /C of V‘ ill sell cheap; needs a little motor work. vil --1111‘11 1941 Ford, Super-Deluxe, 2-Door in - tit Clean inside-411nd o.it. Dris;es gpod! Hi r•eAc8:11 of 1947 Chevrolet, Fleet-line j, sl; All the Extras! .344 \*Ist.AOS toi . „ •••• "5 Big Weekly Contests 191 1941 Ford,-4-Door Deluxe 140 ALL-STAR PRIZES ad Swift's Premium Smoked-3 to 4 lb. average 14 Radio and Heater; Low MiL•a e and real :eir the C313% WORTH $39,275.00 is. mi good. oe. BEEF TONGUES lb. 43C to Also Good Cheap Cars :eg Swift's Premium-3 to 4 lb,•p.eces •P 1147- SLAB BACON lb.'Mc HUDSON SEDANS Pe, SUM IX 4 DOOR WIT HUDSON WEAN(' MASTERS AND IOOTIONT1101. RADIOS WILSON & LAWRENCE Arrnnto Star or Sw,ft's Prermurn • 201 East Maple Phone 150 DRIED BEEF 4-oz. pkg. 29c

ARMOUR'S STAR 0 LETTUCE, large head, 2 for 19c TRY OUR CRISPY gACON THURINGER Th 11..al Luoi. T. it gal YELLOW SQUASH, ‘9l4EN DEPARTS' TI-IE NIGI-iT, Trial Sc pound 25c • TEXACO ra3 JUST TI-iE MING FOR / 1000 GALLONS FIRE CHIEF Ly TOMATOES, red ripe, la). 49c GAS WITH EACH CAR De pound 22c BREAKFAST Or GRAPES. Red IT'S' A KEEN tht TOKAYS, 2 lbs. 25c DELIGPT PET cr CARNATION Red Delicious APPLES. FUR COATS Sc $1 400 VALUE COMPLETE, Pound 15c ALASKA SEALSKIN, SPE- Tall Cans CIALLY SELECTED PILES, GRAPE FRUIT, Florida MILK 3 37c CUSTOM MAKE, FEDERAL "SI 5 EXCISE TAX PAID. each 5c • CO —WC-TENDER— GREEN CAANT Sc - Concord CRAP-E-5 - — 131.1tTRII1111-1—N—CNI. S- Re 4-Qt. Basket 73c at' Can * 1150 • Sugar, 100 lbs. Godchaux, while it lasts S9:75 PEAS IR • • • 20c WESTINGHOUSE Lard, 50 lbs. pure hog, can _ S14.75 VANILLA or CHOCOLATE — ROYAL PRIZES -Lamb, Swift's Select, lb. Leg-O 65c Pkg. in Pork Chops, center cots, lb. 78c PUDDING. 8c 25 LAUNDROMATS,' • INSTANT COFFEE ROASTERS Th 125 thr Fresh Pork Brains, lb. 35c IRONS 4is gu. NESCAFE.. 4-Oz. jar 42c 1000 Fir Beef Chuck Roast, choice grade, lb. 52c Fu WIN ONE OF It• oon Armour's Star. Beefsteak, lb. 79c LARGE aridSVVEET—RED TOKAY 232 PRIZES THIS WEEK 2nd contest doses Wednesday, Oct. 22 Ii Swift's Mutton, 35c 'hindquarter,lb. GRAPES .. . Lbs•19c JUST COMPLETE THIS JINGLE. FOR BETTER VALUES, BRANDS I KNOW, Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 45c F' 17,e,v,n F,rt —Med-urn Sae TO KROGER STORES I ALWAYS GO W. res GRAPEFRUIT 2 f- 15c I FIND LOW PRICES THERE EACH DAY De HEINZ SOUP SALE - - - -Buy 3 Tomatoes Tri 'mph Go and Get One of Another Variety FREE ..aiassimmusuripmeml to; POTATOES. 501)41 $1.99 OM IN 111%1 ion we •1•01 I,1100•••4 1•1111 Saw nil West. 1•4••*1 -•••I an. flaat Sant... wad* 140,10111 VISIT THE A 4„se U S ' Golden Delics Getintry blanks and rules at Kroger. (is I Mail your entry with dated end of tht WHITE HOUSE , IFWit APPLES 3 11-.25c 110-Itatr,1 Coffer. bag tor fa(, Dry Salt Fat Backs, lb. imile) to Co 29c GROCERY Medium, firm White Heads—Kraut RIGGER (ONTIST, BOX 1700, ENNAGO 90, KC. ed Ago„'''7k SEND DATED END EitOM EITHER to; Mother's S4e, SAG Oats, with cup and saucer 49c or Your CABBAGE 48 :IL. $1.59 19 Meats, Approximate Weight ye4 Corn, No. 2 can, whole kernel, can 17c Groceries Spotlight Coffee C))t and Produce New Sorghum, 5-pound pail S1.00 dlc ICI'S WEST MAIN STREET of 1 lb. 24c Swift's Meats for Babies, can 19c • French Brand a er ilb tic "P:Irking Is No Problem" gr Paying 50c doz. Cash for Eggs 60c Per lb. Good Hams An • • scI Cigarettes NORTHERN inn OPEN (10°1 CamnIx Chrxtr.rftelds. I,a 7:00- A M. to 7 P.M. DAILY Lia Icy !Strikes spc Phillip Morel; TISSUE ECONOMY 7:00 A.M., to 9 P.M. SAT. • s SELF SERVICE in • .$1.57 Roll 7c vil STILL THE BUSIEST _PLACE IN TOWN tht - - _111.ren erl Ju Rudolph Thurman, Owner Telephone 130 Owner