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YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 M E NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR 0%1ER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, Augu 19'8 MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 64 Last Week CallowayDraftBoard Quiet on Quiz Data 256 441 Boys and Girls In Kentucky Opens Today,29 Are The courts are being asked to decide if servicemen must pay state Return Home as Are ,e4 Awar'" 3 every • • income tax on their military pay. 6 d cents, Thomas F. .Marshall of Frank. Registered By 10:00 in lost fort-.-.aveteran of World War II- - chasing al mo- has filed a suit in Franklin Circuit The Calloway County Draft Board p. maging Court asking a refund of taxes opened this morning and by 10:00' Presented Winners i'atturday us ten- * paid ci• his service income. o'clock 29 men of draft age had led, in- MYSTERY FIRES Marshall's action has the -back- registered. The only persons to for the ing of the American Legion. Ily, dis- register' today will be, those who : •- says that the General Assem- SET BY ARSONIST '1Annual 441 Camp Breaks Up irestige He TitA pLov Lovett passed a law providing for were born in the year 1922 after ATTEND: uDieas Is who bly has LOCAL MEN military August 30. - . rather refunds of taxes paid on r MARSHAL SAYS Home Sunday pay but that State Finance Com- only those VFWAsStar Campers Selected bit we Tomorrow persons • NATIONAL missioner John W Manning refuses who were born in the year 1923 MACOMB. Ill., Aug. 30 oUlsi- NAVY SECRETARY John L. Sullivan Tip 'Lovett died at 12:05 yesterday payment. testifying in Washington • The Purchase 4-H Camp held at If the to make the will be registered. They may also Deputy state fire marshal! John is shown afternoon at his home on Murray before the Senate Committee in- ton. If Manning says the constitution register on the following day. Sep- Burgard promised- today that by CONVENTION route 3. He had been sick for the 1 Murray State cbllege ended Sat- vestigating alleged Red infiltration [ceps. I prohibits the refunding of any tember I. nightfall he will "put the finger" last urday morning, August 28, with the into the U. S. Government. He sup- seven months arid died of SENIOR SCOUTS forums, money legally paid into the State Mrs. Mary Neale, clerk of the The 49th annual Veterans of on the arsonist who set hundreds ported the three admirals who re- complications. recognition of outstanding tampers t radio, Calloway board, urged that all per- treasttra. of fires that pursued Charley fused to discuss clfrcumtstances Foreign Wars encampment opened He is survived by his wife Mrs. and winning tribes. a . ter this Commissioner of Revenue H. sons who have to register, come in Willey from one farm to another Gertrude Lovett, two daughters AT KENTUCKY under which William M. Rfnington in St. Louis today with leaders Total registration figures of the up the only on the day that is designated Clyde Reeves has approved pay- • B t'LLETIN resigned his Navy commission. Sul- Mrs. Ruth Giles and Mrs. Iva i Mont- for them. criticizing national officials for camp amounted to 256 boys and ment of the tax claims. He adds Charlie Willey's 13-year-old niece livan declared that only President Smith; three sisters, Mrs. Maude LAKE THURSDAY tg civic For the beneift of reeistrants failing to keep "glittering promis- girls. This included 91 boys, 134 in a letter to all veterans that. admitted today that she touched Truman could authorize such dis- Wells and Mrs. Gardie Lassiter of of the these dates are reprinted below: closure. • (International) es" about veterans housing. even if the courts forbid the re- fires that leveled the county and Mrs. Lola Tucker The Senior Girl SC011t troop went girls and 31 leaders. The camp was (al Persons born in the year 1922 off the "mystery" tunds, the 1948 law permits veter- Willey house and two barns. Commander George E. Overbey of Detroit; two brothers Carl to the Hart-Melugin cabin, in the under the direction of H. B. Gibson as far after August 30. 1922 shall be reg- the ans to credit the money already matches", of the !oral Lovett of Murray and Bob Lovett Center Ridge cabin area, Thursday cerned. istered on Monday. the 30th day of "I started all of them v.ith and Brown Tucker of the State 4-H Club department paid to future income tax bills like of Detroit: and two grandchildren. afternoon for a swim party. They which August. 1948 she .air. "because I didn't post of the VFW left Saturday for at the University of Kentucky. Audit," where I was living." North Carolina Hugh G.'•-s. and Mrs. Paul Buchan- left from the Murray high school gets under- rbi Persons born in the year the convention. They were elected The following campers received Ing, to The football season an. at 1:30 o'clock. 1923 shall be registered on Tues- Burgard said that he had broken the highest awards of silver Medals: ty was way in Kentucky this week with a Coast Braces for by the post to represent them on He was a member of the Led- They swam until about 4 o'clock. . Lisa. ma A-1 of_Lugusi.. Bonnie Gibbs MarshalL County; ri• th-ein - 1113/f11W- ritletgh actronts- torgermin the -17;1;es that iall-be discussed at better Baptist -Church. The funeral Then they ate iced watermerais or on Wednesday, the 1st day of Rosalyn Harper, C: rlisle; Jennell er the their fall gridiron campaigns. 'out of walls like lighted gas out 115 M.P.H. Wind - will be held tomorrow at Elm furnished by Mrs. N. P. Hutson. September. 1948. the convention. Foy, Calloway: Marian Lowe, Bob- • to see r • The collegians, too, will be get- of a blow torch." burned down Grove at 1:00 p.m. Rev. Leslie' Gil- They then had a short Scout meet- lei Persons born in the year 1924 WILMINGTON. N. C:. Aug. 30 Henry L. Warner, ,Maywood, Ill., by McClain, Graves: David Tisdal, munity ting down to work come Wednes- Willey's house and twp barns, then bert will officiate and internment ing in which they discussed plans shall be registered on Thursday, Ballard; Joe Willett, Jimmie Phil- I eager day when most of the college broke out again in the vacant UP -The North Carolina coast chairman of the housing committee will be held in the Elm Grove for their first meeting in Sep- the 2nd day of September, 1948. or lips, McCracken: Paul Stagg, Mar- 'or this squad begins practice. farmhouse where he and his fami- braced itself today for a hurricane said 4.000,000 veterans do not have Cemetery. tember. They left the lake about on Friday. the 3rd day of Septem- shall; Eugene Dowdy. Hickman; r time. Paul 4Bear i Bryant starts his ly took refuge. Pall bearers will be Edgar Tay- 4-30. all having had a wonderful ber. 1948. 'oaring out of the Atlantic. but a adequate homes and that those Jimmie Wallace, Barbara Graham, rnment thirdayear as head man at the Um - "The fires were set by an arSon- lor, Gardie Smith, Lilburn Ray- time, according to reports. Id) Persons born in the year coast-guardesman at lonely Cape who have homes have paid "out- Caldwell. or fall.. versify of Kentucky with a pre- ist." state fire ma -shall John Craig burn. Jessie Bailey. Milton Out- 1925 shall register on Saturday. the rageous prices." Those present were Misses .Bar- diction that football in general will agreed. We know who he is and Hatteras, believed to be in the land and Floyd Outlaad. As star campers the following of September. or on L. James, Washington, bara Ashcraft. Bette Cothain, Sara be tougher this yeat and he thinks 4th day 1948. we're trying to get evidence that path of the storm, said no plIhs George received ribbons: Mary Miller Ellis, the 7th day of Septem- VFW rehabilitation direc- Calhoon. Janie Doran. Wanda Diu- the game will be as popular as ever Tuesday„ will stand up in court" had been made to evacuate that national Swann Parks, Calleway: Marilyn the VFW wil Rake a stand gine' Ann Fenton. Julia Fuqua the cash customers end that ber, 1946_ tor, said ' Chester, Elvis Inman. Martin with Burgard. conducting the investi- isolated point. American Legion Hilda Galloway, Mary Alice Hop- crowds will be common this tei Persons born in the year against "waste and extravagence Skaggs, Marshall: Beverly Hines, reeved gation for Craig. was close mouth- .• "Not Cane Hatteras." he said. kins, Lochie Faye Hart. Betty Sue 1926 shall be registered an Wed- ed in the Veterans Administration." Lewis Myera, Earline Phillips, Ger- fall. Auxiliary To Hutson, Carolyn Melugin. Zann nesday, the 8th day of September. "It's pretty safe hare. There is aldeen McNatt. Hazel Myefs, Lena A,bout his own Wildcats, the Pattan, Verona Emith. Nancy Sam- 1948 or on Thursday the 9th day plenty Of high ground." Fay Kelley, Mary Lou Elliott, cagey Bryant doesn't have much Meet In Hazel mons, Nancy Wear: Tom McLeara of September 1948 He said no pians.had been made Charlann Harting, Edith Knarr, to say. He promises they will be Infant Is Buried BRUSH PILE FIRE and Ben Crawford, life guards, and ffi Persons born in the year to tak.e civilians, mostly hardy The American Legion_ Auxiliary Wet-Ackert: H..C...4.ugdi, • • hustling crew, but he would feel one visitor virginta &oats • troy, aebne4 1927 shall be registered on Friday. fishermen, to safer points. He said meet at the home of Mrs. den. Hickman; Joe Harrison. Ralph better with more experienced men Sunday Morning is ill Hickman and Mrs. Freed Cotham the 10th day of September. 1948, or about 500 persons lived in the Anderson in Hazel Thurs- Adams, William Nipp. Fulton: Mary along his forward wall. IS CAUSE OF Claude and Mrs. George Hart, leader. on Saturday, the 11th day of Sep- Funeral services for Freddie fishing village of Buxton and September 2, at 8:00 Lou Barriger, Dorotha Twisdale, Eastern and Morehead kick the day night, tember. 1948. Sheerill Burton, infant son of Mr_ about 600 each in Hatteras and Carlisle; Allen Lawrence. Patsy lid off the campaign this fall with o'clock. and Mrs Otho Burton were held Avorim SUNDAY ALARM Those who need transportation Cherry. Ann Wolfe, Trigg; Clinton • opening games scheduled for Sept Man Arrested Lamp Post Only Casualty yesferday at 16:30 at New Concord are requested to be at Mrs. Max Smith Livingston: Reba Roberts, 18th. Eastern goes to Cincin- However, the officer in charge A large pile of brush endangered Graveside services were conducted Churchill's home at 7:15 and rides Laura Sue Griffith. Graves: Anita nati to do battle with Xavier and Mr R M Miller aesidentally of the Virginia Beach. Va . coast yard of the Murray Two Times Since the lumber furnished. Sue Wilson, Mary Ann Brady, Hick- Morehead will be host to Tennes- knocked over a lamp past Saturday He was born Sunday morning guard station. E. M. Gray, said will be Lumber company Sunday morning 1 man. see Tech. morning as he made a right turn at 1:00 and .was dead on arrival. some stations along the lowlying according to Fire Chief Spencer. SQUARE PEG IN ROUND 1892 Freed A to the east at the Post Office He Surviving are his parents, Mur- candlelighting ceremony in Most of the Kentucky football outer banks of North Carolina The brush pile was located behind HOLE was driving • truck and apparent- ray. Murray route 5. his grand- 11.1p,-Taxi- Cutchin Stadium was the most im- teams open their schedules a week :might have to be evacuated, but the East End Service Station and LONDON. Aug. 30. ly the train was too short, as the, father Ike Burton. Murray and Members of the Fire Depart- pressive part of the last night's pro- later with their opening games set he had received no orders. near the fence of the lumber yard. driver Albert Middleton Philpotts the truck pushed the grandparents Mr and Mrs. Claude ment _ are wondering if their gram Friday night. At the con- for September 25th. rear end or He said the coast Auarci could Spencer commended the was in court for what he admitted Chief "Nigger." isn't C. square clusion of the ceremony all the 250 post overreaa Steele of the county. drive civilians to safety northward the mascot. was the second time in his lift. efforts of the employees at hole. Instead of campers were standing in the field A 72-year-old grandmothe•e•and along the banks, probably taking Palt in a round "When was the first time?" service station who held the fire fighter, he has in the outline of a huge four leaf her daughter spent the week in the them to Maneto, N. C.. on sheltered being a fire asked the police judge who was in check until the arrival of the clover. Aft4 each member a turned out to be a rat . had Warren county jail awaiting Roanoke island. site of the first fire department. hearing a traffic charge against Happen Recently the dog killed 56 lighted his candle the stadium lights grand jury -*investigation of two Three Accidents English colony in the new world. him. The cause of the fire is un- days when J. 0. were turned out. Miss Kathleen murder charges against them. Gray said the coast guard radio rats in two "In 1892,2; Philpotts said. "That known. It was presumed that it remodelling his gro- Vance, home demonstration agent The women-Mrs_ Kate Goad at Norfolk would keep in touch Parker is was a traffic charge, too. But I started from a lighted cigarette. The first day's catch of Livingston County was in charge and her attractive daughter, Mrs InCountyOverWeekend with Cape Hatteras if telephone cery store. that car myself in my own Chief Spencer said that . resi- built of the ceremony. Katharine Lee. 34_ are charged lines along the sandy banks are was 56. backyard. I called it the Philpotts Two men were injured in a from the skating rink here Satur- dents who have brush or high' four-year-old After the candlelighting service with putting strychnine into butter blown down. "Nigger" is a special. None of these modern gad- total of three wrecks the occur- day night were involved in an ac- weeds near their homes or out- folk games were played by the they served Mrs. Lee's hus- the terrier owned by Cecil Outland. milk Meanwhile citizens of coast buildings, should have them re- gets. iluist three wheels, one cylin- campers under the directioa red in Calloway county over the cident with J. B. Poyner on the along to the fire station of band, Attie. 42. and James S. Cros- calmly prepared for the blow. fire hazard. brought der, a kerosene lamp, and a piece week end. , Hazel highway. According to re- moved as they create a working there Miss Rachel Rowland, home dem- • lin. 52, on August 14th. when he began of copper tubing for the ignition Henry Boyd and Galen Thur- ports Poyner was turning 'into his onstration agsnt. Callaway County. six months ago. It did six miles an hour." man were hospitalized last night driveway when the accident uc system: The tribe winning the greatest A thorough, scientific survey of LIVESTOCK curred. No one was injured suf- Former Editor of I number of points during the week Kentucky's agricultural needs and after the automobiles in -which ficiently to be hospitalized was the Iroisuais. Mohican tribe problems has been ordered by Gov- they were riding sideswiped each • YARDS, 111. Aug. 30. flJP)-fUS- Ledger and Times was second. Paivate third. Black Earle C. Clements. Other on the North highway near The three boys were Billy Ladd. ernor DA Live-stock: Hawk forth, Apache fifth and under a recently enacted Coles Crossing. Brother J. H. Edgar Boyd and Jean Spaulding. Acting Hogs 8.700; salable 7,000; bar- Coach In Illinois Roundup Akeela sixth. Points were won on Thurman WAS riding with his They were driving- a 1910 Ply- To Political governor has appointed a law, the rows and gilts all weights, market line-up. gaines contests, stunts. cast- a his brother, escaped injury. mouth coupe. 14-man commission to make 75e or more lower. John Fetterman, former Ledger Stassen today was as- group of youths picketed a pro- at generally /OF to Harold E. ing a,r‘id swimming. county by county survey to de- Both men will be released today The third accident occurred Timelraeditor left last week to aressive party rally with wise; car- Top $0.25 for moderate sprinkling: signed the job of giving the Re- In the casting contest Beverly termine how the state can help according to the attending surgeon. Harris Grove on Sunday' morning accept a coaching job with the New rying such slogans as "send Wallace other good and choice 200 to 260 publican reply to President Tru- Hines. McCracken, won first place Kentucky farmers. Boyd received an injured rib and at 10:00 a. m. Luke Stoke was Windsor, Illinois high school. Fet- back to Russia." It took national lbs.. practical one price, $30. man's campaign opening address in the girl's division; Marian Lowe, The commission's power is broad bruises and Thurman received a coming • from his driveway when terman has attended Murray State guardsmen and police to restore he collided with Robert Wal- heavier , weights scarce; load in Detroit on Labor Day. Graves, second; Lola Mae Rose, and sweeping. It has the right to scalp wound and bruises. F.. college for the past year where he order. In his speech Wallace pro- I around 450 lbs. $2450, bulk 130 unsuccessful ccmtend- Calloway. third; Anita Sue Wil- examine the papers of all state and Three teen age boys who were drop who was on his way to courses and Stassen, an Marshall plan for the to 190 lbs.. $2950 to $29.75; 160 to completed journalism posed a son, Hickman, fourth and Barbara agencies dealing with any returning to Paris, Tennessee church. No one was injured. necessary for the GOP presidential nomi- under which the government federal 170 'Lb*. $28 to $29: 130 to 150 lbs.. took background work er south Graham. Caldwell. fifth. phase of Kentucky agriculture. It nation will speak in Detroit next the southern states $125 to $27.50; 100 to 120 lbs.. $22 for a journalisit career. would give Martin Skaggs, Marshall County, must report to the governor not announced that he planned to Tuesday, the day after Mr. Tru- $1,000.000.000 a year for four years CONSUL PROTECTS TEACHER to $24 50. most sows under 450 lbs. He placed first in .the boy's division: later than October. next year. and SOVIET the next school man, under auspices of the Michi- industry and agriculture $24.50 to $27.54, heavier sows. $22.- teach and coach to aid. Swann Parks. Calloway, second: • • from the report, the state's chief year before he resumed work on gan state Republican committee. Dixiecrats-Gov. J. Strom Thur- 50 to $23.50. stags, $17.50 to $20. Eugene Dewdy, Hickman. third; executive will recommend a farm his masters degree Herbert Brownell. Jr.. campaign South Carolina, Dixie- Cattle 6.500: salable 6.000; calves mond of Jimmy Jerdan, Graves, fourth and program to the 1950 general assem- His •'ife and child accompanied for GOP presidential no- crat candidate for president, brush- 2.000 al salable - little done early; Joe Harrison. Fulton. fifth. .bly. him to Illinois. minee Thomas E. Dewey. said aside charges by. pro-Truman selers generally asking hi4hers ed The 4-H Club mertthers of Cal- State Commissioner of Agricul- Stassen would "answer" Mr. 'Tru- Democrats that the Dixiecrat cam- few steers. heifers and cows about loway County whsi attended camp • ture Harry F. Walters is chairman man. paign was being financed by "oil steady with Init. 'weeks's close: few were Marilyn Walker, Mary Miller of the group. He says it will study PRODUCE broad- interests" ThArmond said he knew lots good steers around $31. med- Both addresses will be Ellis. Shirley curio, Jennette Hine, the agriculture production market- Mr. Tru- 'nothing about any or! interests. ium to good heifers and .mixed cast nationally 'NBC,. Jennell Foy, Bermye White, Eula ing. transportation, processing, and CHICAGO, Aug 30 itlPi-Pros in. EDT Perhaps an all man has contri- yearlings, $23 to $32; canners and man's beginning at 1:30 p. Mae Rose, Jane Fitts, Jeanette Pas.. use of each crop greup in the state p.m. buted to the campaign We will ac- cutters. $24 to duce: Labor Day and Stassen's at 9 chall and Swann P ries also Miss says the commissioner wants $17; little done on He Poultry: 15 trucks, market steady. the following day. - cept contributions from anyone Rachel Rrivsland. home demonstra- substituted beef cows; bulls and vealers to find out what can be Hens 35. leghorn hens 32. hybrid sincerly Interested in preserving tion agent, and S. V. Foy steady: medium to grad bulls Mr. Truman is expected to bid county for crops which are bringing low hens :13. Colored- fryers 37. ply- states' rights." Dixiecrat leaders agent. ; I largely $21.50 td $23; good and for Labor support in hig speech with prices because of over production. mouth rock (ryers 41, white rock plan a 14 state, 7.,000 mile campaign -e- endree vealers. $27 to $31; common 'strong attack - on the Taft-Hart- fryers 41, plymouth rock broilers tog. Thurmond and his running - • to medium. $17 to $26. ley act and criticism of the GOP Gambling closed dow; in north- 41: white rock broilers 40, color- mate.. Gov, Fielding Wright of Salesinan as Sleuth week after the Sheep 4.400. salable 3,000 about ci'ngrcss far • PM Kentucky last ed broilers 37, white rock springs Mississippi. the li- 2.500 in early CM which about 100 his cost-o. ••• ing program. 1 Traps Car Thieves state threatened to revoke 39, plymouth rock springs 39. col- , New dealers - Americans fol. of night clubs that head yearlings and 350 head feed- Mr. Truman. who already has quor licenses ored springs 36, leghorn chickens Democratic action, an, organization FREEPORT, Ill. ftlPi-A travel- er lambs: little done early; few the active support tit permit gambling.' • 32, turkeys 32. young geese 22, been assured led by out-of-office neav dealers, ling salesman adder' a new story Beverage Control sales good and choice spring lambs of the AFL, is scheduled State Alcoholic heavy ducks 28. ducklings 34, a segment formally endorsed the Democratic to hivenaertory when he decided Shearer or- upward to 1126. blessing); in advance of Administration Guy guineas 30. pigeons I 1 dos' 230. to get CIO ticket of President Truman and to sleep overms.ht in his ear here. club operators in apparance. The CIO dered six night old roosters 2.3 his Detroit Sen. Alben Barkley of Kentucky. Two yo`uths tried the door of his • Kenton counties to board met in Washington ,rampbell and Cheese: Twins 43 to 44, single executive North Carolina _ Members of locked car, then moved onto their licenses should not for a two day session in show why their Don't Forget daisies 45 to 46 1-2, Cwiis 60 to today the Wallace party in North Caro- own and drove off. The salesman it is expected to come out be revoked. 63 which lina named Maly Price of Greens- decided to follow. They objected threatened to send Truman-Barkley ticket. Shearer also Butter: 904.177 pounds. market for the boro as their candidate for Gover- and took their complaint to the into northern Ken- special agents To Register steady. IC score 75. 92 score 73 1-2, Other political developments: nor. W. T. Brown of Maxtun. a police station. tossing things out of Lucky unless what he calls "flags- t? . 90 score 68 1-4 Carlots 90 score Wallace-Henry Wallace. pro- Negro, Was named the party's sen- the window en route. Their pur- .• rant" violations of the gamblifig 68 1-2, 89 score 66 1-2 gressive party candidate for presi- atorial candidate. During recent suer followed them right in. laws are stopped. DOOR of the. Russian Consulate in New York City, STANDING AT THE Eggs: rEtre2wris and whites mix- dent, was determined to continue house unainerican activities com- A check back on the route taken into the case Yakov Lomakin talks to reporters in connection - 4 The state moved Soviet Consul General steady. his southern campaign despite the mittee in Washington, Miss Price and a search of their car produced "kidnaping" of Russian teacher Mrs. Oksana Ko- ed 17.717 rases, market • a after Avery Hack, a wealthy Alton, with the story of the two were the kidnapers and that Extras 70 to 80 per cent A 51 to near-riot that greeted him on the was named by Elizabeth T. Bent- cameras ai Jacket and a wind- industrialist, was shot and rob- senkina. Lomakin says the White Russians Un-American Activities Committee would 52. extras 60 to 70 percent A 49 opening day. Friends and foes of ley as one of the persons who aid- shield wiper all stolen recently bed of some $5.000.00 he said he he rescued her. The House Days Left'' tell her story, if its agents can reach to 51. standards 43 to 48, current Wallace mixed it up briefly in ed her in collecting government from local parked cars. The sales- won in northern Kentucky gambl- like to subpoena Mrs. Koeenkina to refuses to let her be served. (International) receipts 40 1-2, checks 35 1-2. Durham, N. C., last night after a information for a communist ring. man went back to his car to sleep. ing spots. 'her, but the Consulate

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^ „mimed • THE LEDGER & TIMES only five hits as he chalked up his rystisHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY sixth straight vieh;ry in the first Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The game as Dixie Walker and Clyde 4. rimes-Herald, October 20, 19e8, and the West Kentuckian January 17; 1942 Ktuttz eacii drove in two runs. clung to W. PERCY WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER Th-e Boston -Red Sox JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER their lead in the American League by dividing a double-header with Published afternoons accept Sunday at 103 North 4th St., Murray, Ky. the St. Louis Browns, winning the • sec- tered at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as first. 10 to 2, and dropping the Second Class Matter ond. 12 to 4. A tweerun heeler by Billy John- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per we 15c, per son in the seventh of the month, 65e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50, else- where $5.50. nightcap enabled the New York Yankees- to gain a split with the NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WTTMER CO., 903 Sterick Detroit Tigers and maintain sec- Building. Memphis. Tenn.: 250. Park Ave., New York: 307 N. Michigan ond place a-game-and a-half behind Aye, Chicago; 80 Boylston St., Boston. the Sox. 's pinch )0N1 THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCATION off Pitcher. Frank Hiller Sale in the eighth inning if the fait 1030, We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor game climaxed a four-run rally ar Public Voice items which in our don't opinion are not for the best interest that boosted Detroit to a 9 to 6 el our readers. Anyb triumph. second orient, In the buy.- the Tigers twercane• a nine-run Monday, August 30, 194s and deficit, thanks to threeerun heniers Ky. by Pat Mullin and Hoot Evers, only - — Truth About Subsidies to have Johnson's hom'er off Virgil FOR Trucks 11 to give the Yankees an or be With the cost of food at an all-time high it is natural 10 win. street that we hear the government farm pol- great deal about The held third dium; support icy, and there is a growing unrest with regard to place two mimes behind the lead by GrOUI prices for farm products. dividing a twin bill with Washing- 181. ton, winning the first game, 6 to 0, An article which appeared in yesterday's Press-Scim- DIAMOND THIEVES - Adept at larceny on the diamond. as Bob Lemon gave pp three hits CAN HE FILL LUJACICS FOR I itar, written by Earl Richert, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer, Brooklyn's base-stealing artists keep a firm hold on the sack for his 18th .victory, and losing the SHOES? — Quarterback ed by contains an elaborate break-down on government pur- they love to swipe. Left to right: Gene Hermanski, Pee Wee second, 5 to 2. Frank Tripucka exhibits the Creek covering all types of farm products, and Rees., chases and loans Marvin Rackley. and Jackie aobtnson. passing skill he will Wyse impression reader gets the props should EXPERIMENT IN ROADSIDE HARVESTING-Eight acres of Philadelphia's Athletics railed, to provide the first the is that gain ground on the three front- for the Notre Dame tean crops are being harvested in South Mimms, England, Just 13 FOR be removed so prices will come down. - runners when they lost tte, second this season. He has a miles from central London. The harvest is part of an expert- Dodgers Gain First Place In The National bik hot Upon more sober consideration of the situation, how- game of a double-header to the Job in filling Lent with roadside green land where thousands of tons of the spot helo ed in ever, we will immediately discoviff_.the cure for inflationl Chicago W,h. it! Sox. 7 to 2. grain, potatoes. and other vegetables could be After 58 Day Climb From The Cellar by Johnny Lujack, the All- tra tv as that. Also thitliherels far more dan- grown. ianocas simple The Cincinnati Reds' whipped the American quarterback, now decor By NORMAN MILLER the winning run and. Catcher ger-in removing the props than in keeping them in place. stumbling New York Giants twice, vith a professional team. in ga United Press Sports Writer Del 'The firmly until we pass through a critical post-war -period: Wilber missed the throw from both times by a 3 to 2 margin. yard second game was called in the fifth If we are,to profit from e-xpetkienees_ttle will do every- NEW YORK, Aug. 30 if:Pi-- the outfield to let in a superfluous good relief pitching job by Bob See z because of rain. thing within reason,to prdit a collapse of agriculture Brooklyn's surging Dodgers run. Just before that. Stan Musial Rush. breathed the envigorsting atmos- The Philadelphia .Phillies and such as the on that followed World War 1, and from had tripled home two runs in the phere of first place in the the Chicago Cubs divided a twin YESTERDAY'S STe..a. which we did not recover untW the world demand for food National ninth to tie the score. League today after a 58-day 'climb bill. The Phil, took the first, to 0, Vaughan. whose second World war made farming again profitable. The Braves in the from the cellar like the historic were dumped into on Walt Dubiel's eight- shutout single drove in t According to Richert's article total expenditures. by drive of the second place when they dropped pitching and Del Ennis' double in the nightcap, giv Boston Braves' 19-4 IMPC6 the government...for purchases of farm products, and loans -miracle team.- ooth ends of a double-header to the the eighth. Chicara collected 14 double victory Pittsburgh Pirates. 6 to 1 and 5 to hits. thr..p by .Eddie Waitkus. to which boosted them into first place OWN on basic crops, run about two billion dollars a year. The Bums may not win the pen- • 2. Rookie Bob Chesnes yielded win the second game, 10 to 4, on a in the National League race. • Couni • This does.snot mean theexpenditure of that much flare, but if they can hang on to the any 1 money because more than :ninety per cent of it represents lead, their spectacular drive may refrig , WARS on.'chit h:.the Arovernment recoverzLone httudre.d..tVr .go..cto%y_n _in. baseball "ltstory_as an any a cent._pluslaterest. Rut even. if all of it were actually ex- even great-if feat 'titan that of -the. ized olden day Braves under George IWO price for tax- • • your pended billion dollars a year is a small Stallings. payers to pay 'for farm economy. as compared with ;Lib- you I For the sidles to industry, and relief of various sorts to -.other Dodgers achieved their guars present lofty status In tIg face of NOW OPEN tact I unemployed, the War vet groups'in our society, such as the numerous injuries, a managerial Co., a erans and the physically handicapped. shakeup at mid-season, and a roster -Farm subsidies are unlike any other expenditures the so hopelessly tangled at first that LARG government makes because more of the money is recovered. few 'players knew where they UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ATIO They are based on parity with industrial and manufac- would be stationed from one day to high we--wic •u farm subsidies why the next. age lured_ products. So. if write not do so by cutting prices on the products parity is base Tite-T9T4-Beives, terliV such dia- THESLUE-IMRD-C-MEIS -NOW-OPEN-- AFTER- mond immortals as Johnny Evers. ance on. . • • 1--- Hank G-owdyt and Rabbit Maran- REDECORATING lower if the price of steel. coal, automobiles, refrigerators. vine, were 14 1-2 games behind oppor clothing, and the tike goes down-25 per cent subsidies to first on July 4 when they leunched ening ,farmers. under the law. are automatically Cu; 25 per cent. thcir drive that carried them to the oven Could an}--rovernment formula, of policy, be any more league lead on Labor Day. We will offer the Best in Food and Service and • man fair than that? •• Brooklyn, in last place 10 games apply We gripe about food prices being high because food behind the leader- on July 2. cli- solicit your business "MEM is something we have to buy. •We complain about paying maxed a surge in which it wOn $1.00 a pound for steak, while we shell out $1.5o for a 50- 19 games and lost 16 for a .709 about it.. And we pay 15 pereF.ontame by beating the St cent tie without even thinking Louis Cardinals, twice yesterday. COME IN TODAY FOR A MEAL PREPARED THE cents for. a Sunday paper that Once sold for 5 cents. We 12 to .7 and 6, to 4. to move int', even pay more for cigarettes and whiskey without organ- TOO YOUNG TO HAVE A PUP -Three-year-old Michael firSt place, three percentage points WAY YOU LIKE IT 'zing buyers' strikes against retailers who have no more Dougherty of San Francisco looks forlornly at the pup he head of the Braves. rol over prices than we do. can't have. Animals were given away by Pets Unlimited Jackie Robinson led the Dodgers' Farmers are in better shaps than ever before in his- with the provis:on that the prospective owners must be eight 14-hit assault on six Card pitchers prices. /ears old. Mike will be back in five years-if he can't get a with a two-run homer, triple, • tory. tit it is not all due to subsidies. Of pegged double for their nup somewhere else. and a single as Manager Much it is due to the unprecedented demand Eddie Dyer employed 22 men in products. If they were prospering at the expense of other the opener. BLUE BIRD CAFE • groups a p osal to (itsubsidies might be reasonable. But' Nichols Says It Was So Hot In Washington Pinchitlitter Arky Vaughan's BUEL JETTON, Manager this is not th case. t'arm prosperity is•the direct cause of tingle in the 10th inning of the prosperity in e ry other line of business and industry. The,That Even The Worms Had To Be Turned nightcap drove home Pete Reiser .r radios. electric stoves. re- farmer is a bett( customer for Re Harman W. Nichols fed cut sweet potatoes and frigerators and au ,mobiles. And that's why factories are Cnited Preis Staff Correspondent aPples,.ehoptIledup;like baby food. running overtime a all of us are paving More -fer- what Little shakes are fed about once WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 a:Ti- we get. ea- ‘week-a couple dawn worms WE DO been belief that civilization itself is lt was so hot in Washington Sat- apiece at a meal. It has always w'r urday tree even the worms couldn't Russ Morrison • founded on the soil. Also it our future welfare depends turn weheut help. has handled snakes ever since he can remember. directlY upon it onservat n and profitable cultivation. And tieee waa uld Russ uorrisip There has never been a stet or .natifin, that suffered He. played with grass snakes when in his glue denims, sweating in he was a kid and then got a job greatly from economic depres. on while the farmers of front Job Printing Of of a big. beat-up Any old box Kind -J1 a helper in a private zoo located that state, or nation. prospered. And history is replete in the cellar of. the Washington on 24 acres of land near the capi- • with the record of fallen empires hat permitted mining zoo. Hand-turning worms. Worm.. tal. He liked it fine, among the ha. of their soil for the l'inefit of: a leis -e-c-lass who lived in said. have to turn or be turned monkeys and birds, but yearned so they'll gie. fat. Else his chargle for his snakes. Eventually the We can't blame a union worker • in etroit for want- snake and snails and .adpoles. private zoo owner passed along will turn np their noes at supper ing $1.50 an hour for eight hours, nor ca e criticise him and Russ applied for :a job then for wanting to buy his food at the same price e paid when Dr. William Mann of the National Ghaired Mr. Morrison ha, zoo. Said he was a snake man. The his wages were 75 cents per hour. We can look facts cm, Ftrangest of the Jobs in the good doctor needed a snake feed- Satisfactory Work Done The Way however, straight. in the face. and that's what e are do- g,-,vernment Its *his assignmeht .to er at the ,time and ,achooled our breed bugs and ing when. we adopt a parity rice program fo armers worms and feed ffiend on the complicated job 'Not them Which is based on the wages onhe Detrdit worke., Evan lo the. slithery creatures that raising wormg and feeding same look so —though it may. at times. cause him "to wonder %Ay h ever happily asleep when yau to snakes and frogs and the like. Kentucky farm for what hi see'them through the glass - You Want It left his Tennessee or he tho Russ is a smart snake -Man. He RCM. a pleasant littie fellow who Utopia in the frozen ;wastes of the has sweet respect for the kind of would he north. has been an Unsung hero of the government-form-support iep‘ile which spits venom. He giver.' ••- The program is. by far-, the femme, _Lev WI 17 years! PS extra this ;kind a wide berth. soundest economic -System ever devised by any govern- Proud of one -breed of worm. A ment. We, in the south, should think a long time -.before strange kend that turns from worm The little guys cren;t bother hisn. we swallow Scripps-Howard propaganda against it, re- into bug and then back into werir. He's. been bitten by them so many I , gardiess of formidable figures they use in theirargument gain This kind is fed to lizards. es he can't give you the count. • • - to remove, or cut. -,}1,41dies. frogs arid small snakes. Russ 'seeps He never uses gloves." • these' Telleoes in drawers filled "Sissy stuff." he says. • r•Steely weh straw end the snakes get "I just splash a little iodine on Show I th4.41- supper -oety when the drawer ." he Ode, looking down at his Come In For Life Tables The nt.,114 levirlei•mwarthe:ttrraje:. proproduce; a .-.. tem that is about newest scar. "That does it. Americans that itch Igeg. by and large. hehe-says.Snakes', -says. are Older rn, • (4 for the worms their:melees lovable, reale rut LETTER HEADS STATIONERY - CARDS 1111.4-e'oddies (hem- AittE-a tarie'y met keep t locked up to keep May Live Longer ve are a ere 26 a ea: - of foods. gaihe tie feeds by poor- 'em from owing the customers." ! he. American MIN.".F.APOLLS ter. "the ni•xt experierete table. jit-7-14..nriiik onto tile straw. Things He has a Id of' respect for the TICKETS— PROGRAMS—ENVELOPES issuel •i, 1868 but to ering "r"et see,i,eoe. rettelliete beetles.i which some snakes poison-givers.though. and1 never general tem ma-Pri-i 1.40" '1..'111 r .01 1843-135L ii:vie-ise3 and the other- mall creatures like. takes, any chances. a al advances in rriedical w rk ziea-- a" 40-y careerll Lai- 5 ,_ x e‘. :ie.() by Also the big fellows You see in with human !two ye.ies and tee, n .t.ta• ine et•ntury and e half.' ite• movies, like the pathohs. They IN FACT expectari.y. of the Dated nearly a Although life centuryeleter. the 'However. recciit diScovelies and can bite, right, but the bite average male child at bieth,has mem am e memmiseemers s*.andard develpprherits in 'The ilex( 25 years doesn't give you much pain. ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF PRINTED increased from only' 26 tear. in ordinary mortatay table covers v.:iil provide the next major im- "A python's squeeze," says Ruse! MATTER, American Revolutionary e•mes to 1931-40 The -table beciete- legal p.ovement in health, and mortality -is a lot worse than its bite." I years, today a man. for insurance use in ITI::5, yta4•••• • mfir±e_ than 64 t . thi, middle and eeler are bi ark; Russ knows. because 111 python ; of-Ri- can expect te 'n iv four lee, Jan i a et,. the locateiduAy predrea auce gave him a 'hug. He turned co-Ad- a-70 ye irs longer than he 6 Th,. eon-Imo:miners tabie IR; :r.f.5 Current scientific- discoveira u-e"ehltrmer that. day or he years ago, with'L'..,I the'L'..,offk, of statia- may talnE a considerablen perked tar: wouldn't be feeding snakes today. Ifing P.M) fon, Ledger & • But medical science is sliM, tics in giving tpciary's ilievitel),e-r7; • effecting actual rtOrtalitv7 st., - Times ., away from study of intent And efi 40 an additional 29-39' ::iteir- it tialics, the study said, MEMPHIS. Tenn scPt - You child maladies to more inten:c life cap .clancy. • • Ili As alt example, it said th..t al- couldn't blame the baby for crying I .work On geriatrics-the .study of e-owe larisbapp•i•-4.:-....„, ,t, .C.r.?'. insulin was . discovered The bus waschot and erowded.Sud- edintenis" in older age grotips. Time Th,tt.„ the , Northwester!, stely i • • i.:, 2.5.eesers"alo rii:: 'es see. denly an elderly passenger started Job Printing • is shown in au analysis of Mortal- points out.. represents an imp.ove•-; tetas of dabeties only tioW -Me barking, Passengers chuckled, but , ity tables by Nosohsvestere • Nat merit of only three to It a,ite yeara be rieningie, ateittlieterneteetea ef. the baby quieted down !earthing Vend Life Insurance Company:- /' far the older age bracket in the last feels froth usela the drug. i • for the Man with the bark. •

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ROWLAND Refrigeration Sales and WANTED-Young ladies over 18 to Cards exactly the same, chance at r..1:50 tops his own circuit with 107 For Sale Service. Supplies. Phone 993-J. operate new confection room at Today's Sports Parade 11 to 5. At that time,' Cleveland runs-batted-in, 38 doubles, and 14 Await Kin's Return Hazel Highway, one block south Varsity Theatre. Apply at Varsity was favored at even monayi the triples. ,ONT FORGET our Auto Auction of Sycamore Street. office. A31c American division, and the The St. Louis outfielder, who By Jack Cuddy ing. Sale every Saturday beginning at Sox, 2 to 1; Yankees. 3 to .1, an won the league's most valuable WANTED-Reliable woman to care United Press Siorts Writer The prices listed against each 10:30, rain or shine. $2.00 if they WE SPECIALIZB In COUNTRY Athletics, 8 to 1. er award in 1943 and in '46, if for 5-year old child between 7 a.m. contender's chances, before today's don't sell. $10.00 they do sell. HAM, steaks, chops and plate YORK, Aug. 30 tUP)- Johnny Lipton, the Tigers- TOoki seie a anal to earn that honor to 3 p.m. Telephone 9132 between NEW play, were: Anybody can sell ... anybody can lunches. All kinds of sandwiches ix shortstop, is improsing so rapid- again fur his work this season. 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Slc Broadway bookmakers today made buy.-Main Street Car Exchange Rudy's Restaurant if National league-Dodgers. 3 to 2; ly 'afield and at bat that manager How the Dodgers and the Red Sox can tie miss? and Auction Co., Hopkinsville, Braves, 2 1-2 to 1; Cardinals. 14 Steve O'Neill believes he will be slight favorites to win their respec- to 5; Pirates, 6 to 1; Giants, 15 to Ky. tf MONUMENTS the club's sparkplug next season. MEASLES -PLAGUE UTAH For Rent tive pennant races. American league-Red Sox, 8 Murray Marble and Granite Works, Lipton, who got even seven hits SALT LAKE CITY 11.11:4-Utah • FOR SALE-Five acres of building They quoted 3-2 against the Dod- to 5: Indians. 9-5; Yankees, 3 to East Maple St., near Depot. Tele- FOR RENT: One nice :-.0oin apart- in 10 trips during yesterday's had six times as ninny measles or business property on Chestnut gers' winning the National league 4; Athletics, 10 to 1. phone 121. Porter White and L. D. ment, hardwood floors, complete! double-header replacing Nell Ber- cases the first five months of this street, adjacent to College Sta- flag, and 8-5 against the Red Sox' Last Monday, the bookies ac- Outland, Managers Mel bath, furnace heat, kitchen cabi- ry at the short post after the first year as for the entire year of 1947. dium; linown as "Baptist taking the American Circuit bunt- corded the Dodgers, Braves and Picnic nets, located on South 18th St. month of play this season. He is The month of May, alone, account- Grounds." Call owner. Telephone - - around .280 During THE CRAWFORD DOOR SALES Immediate possession, Phone Pervious marts hitting now. ed for 647 measles cases. The en- 181. S4p atetilera TO • COMPANY of Evansville. Indiana, 122 A30c CROSSWORD PUZZLE his first few weeks as a regular, tire yeat of 1947 had only 516 • needs a carpenter-contractor to he had difficulty at the plate: but measles cases. OWS FOR SALE-Four bird pups. Back- -India (comb. FOR RENT-In Varsity Theatre ACE011111 30 in the past six weeks he has Cattle ed by Aeril, Air Pilot Sam, Spunky sell and install overhead type form Melt building, one room suitable for 31-Target doors in Marshall and Calloway 1-Metal rim on brilliantly. CURSE OF TELEVISION Creek Boy. See or write Dan W. small business. Apply Frank Lan- 1-Yearned for 32-Aromatic plant Wyatt, Alms Rt. 1. lp Counties The doors are easy to 13-Large streams 24-Pronoun Johnny. whose home is in De- NEW. YORK (UP -Two Salva- Hide caster. Phone 322 or 1057-J. S3c 14-8outh immix 55-Actual tem sell and simple to install. Will form1 Mt-Enormous troit. is 25. He's wiry. dark-haired. tion Army captains. Olive Mc- FOR SALE-Five rooms and bath, need but little capital. Opportunity two 11-again 39-To chop up tine good-looking chap. who has 179 Keown and Luella B. Larder. the bit FOR RENT--One 4-room house, 16-Prench capital 41-Chinese measure hot and cold water, lights, screen- for large income with excellent miles north of Murray - John III-Indefinite article 42-To grow old pounds streamlined on a six-foot "Angels of the Bowery." have held ed in back porch, front porch. Ex- future. Best references required. ID-Through 43-Mark of omission All- Lampkins. Phone 687-M-4. Sip 110-Stooking fabric 44-8hade tree frame. started a campaign to raise money tra two rooms upstairs. All newly Write--Crawford Door Sales Com- 11-Our countly's 45-Oreek letter When asked today if he thought for a television set for the liquor- now decorated. 4..ot 90x230. New fenced pany of Evansville, 521 Fulton TO RENT-A 3-room unfurnished Initials 46-Meaner 12-Trica labbr I 47-To prepare he could be a 300 hittter next less Bowery Red Shield Club. They eam. in garden and back yard. Poultry Avenue, Evansville, Indiana. S4c apartment with private entrance. 111-Prefla: down tabbr.1 season, he said. "I'd certainly like explained that many men, deter- HOLDING HER SON, Chad,6 -months children.-Mrs. H. P. 16-Printer s measure 42-Companion Mrs. Florence Alber is pictured yard and house and garage, 96,750. and bath. No stand 60-To get revenge Co be. I'm trying hard-studying mined not to drink, were lured into old, is-Las It awaiting the return 3. Bob See at 410 Sycamore St.. Murray, Wear, 200 N. 5th St. telephone 16-Values 5.2-Leather thongs every pitcher; but every pitcher bars by televiSion. In Los Angeles 4-Steeple 43--8ms iler DOWN husband, Harry F. Alber, ne 643-R. lp Services Offered 73. Sip is studying me too. And up here of her Gen. MacArthur's chief of price and 1-Frozen the pitchets have the control to 1 5 s 5 0 7 8 9 ii 2-Stearr.shIpa TAKES FALL IN STRIDE distribution in Japan. The occupa- • 9-To assert spot-pitch to what they figure are MANILA (UP)-Diele Cruz, ele- COMMUNITY DECORATING CO., Ex-Service Men's 4-Recent tion official has been suspended painting inside and outside. Com- S-Orain ;abbr.) your weaknesses. To hit .31:10, I'll vator operator, fell five floors down from his job and ordered to return . glimpse News 11 6-To certainly have to get the breaks." an empty shaft, was' sent to a "pending an investiga- plete decorating service. Contract .S ,V.../ io I-I , 1-To boui.ce off to the U. S. TO RELVINATOR s IMPORTANT or hour. Call 688-R-4. Free esti- 118 5--To wreck Why did Lipton figure his club hospital. and was sent home after tion for separation by removal war- OWNERS-If you live in Calloway 5-Farm animal was in second division? demands of national st place mates. LI PUBLIC LAW 871. mom 9 V lo V 10-New Engiand )hysidians treated his only injury, ranted by the (International) e. County-If you have purchased CONGRESS Stall labia.) Johnny answered with his own a broken rib. security." /7 'Vey V ?is 11-Rubber any Kelvinator appliance, range, Law 877, 80th Congress re- Si give question: "How could we be any •m•••••11N WE REPAIR TYPEWnITERS and Public 13-To refrigerator, water heater - from 17 Beverages place else when nearly every one ADDING MACHINES - Kirk A. lates to jowards of additional com- -Poor any source other than your author- '2b T7 la29 20 Air pitchers AI42. Pool & Co. Phone SO. Ref pensation for a dependent or de- tactless) - -1. ized dealer, Riley Furniture Co., Thick arm trouhleS" pendents. This law. approved July 35-Estee • your guarantee is not in effect. If FOR SERVICE on refrigerators, ra- 2, 1948, is as follows: 27-Tint Stan Musial of the Cardinals ap- WE SELL • you Wish to have these and • 37 2$-Month-Month(abbr.) pears to be heading National lea- appliances dios, motors, electric wiring Section 1 provides: "That any 29-Thus guaranteed, at no cost to you, con- appliances, come in or call Green- person entitled to compensation at s 31-Army offIcer gue batsmen in all departments ex- sti 53-1.00don's river tact Riley Furniture and Appliance field Electric Service: 101 E. Main, rates for disability incur- cept home.runs. And in that brack- wartime a/ 33-8ummer month Ca, at once-Phone 587. across from Stove Plant. Phone red irr or aggravated by active ser- 34-Mud et he is but one homer behind the RUBBER STAMPS 42 36-To claim 9134 day, 7594 night. Pick up and vice, and whose disability is rated 37-Less rig,d 35 registerecleky Ralph Kiner of- LARGE PROGRESSIVE CORPOR- ,..... delivery. EOD 11 not less than 60 per cent, shall bs 46 7fe.g. 39-Ships' spars the Pirates. ATION has opportunity for young 40-Cent 4101554 entitled to additional c.mpensa- 43-A fish He leads both leagues in per- Ledger & Times high school or college graduate. so si tion for dependents. Section 1 in- 41 '9 44-Sea eagles centages with .382 and in hits with age 22-28. who can operate type- 4s-rut piece cludes veterans of the Spanish ...... 47-Pootlike part 189." Hat; slugging percentage of writer and has car to make _ ___Wkint•d 52 tabby.) insur- r- 49-Credit .449 his total of 257 lead American War. the -Philippine In- 10 1 and bases ance investigations. Mileage al- 61-Very Eminent surrection, the Boxer Rebellion, tabbr.1 the National circuit, at least. He -We estab- - lowance for use of car, excellent MALE HELP WANTED World War I. World War II and - on our cap- opportunity for advancement, op- lish you in business also those of the regular establish- or experience NANCY Fishy Flight By Ernie Bushmillet ening in Western Kentucky. No ital. No investment ment entitled to compensation at Winona overnight traveling re.vired. Only necessary to start. Write wartime rates under the provisions Winona. man desirltig position with future Monument Co.. Box 565, of Public Law 359. 77th Congress. apply. Box 385, Paducah. Ky. S4c Minnesota, lp Sectiou II provides: 'That any Pution entitled to compensation at peacetime rates for disability in- curred in or aggravated by active service as provided in Veterans a • TYPEWRITER PAPER Regulation Number 1.as and whose disability is rated not less than 60 per cent, shall be entitled to addi- Millers Falls EZERASE tional compensation for depend- ents. Section II includes veterans ERASE AN ERROR AND IT DOES NOT SHOW of the regular establishment other Box than those entitled to wartime 100 Sheets to the rates of compensation under Pub- lic Law 359. LEDGER & TIMES Section III provides: "That the additional compensation for a de- pendent or dependents shall not be payable to any veteran .during any - 1••• period he is in receipt of an in- =INN creased rate of compensation or of YOU WILL FIND subsistence allowance on account of a dependent or dependents under QUALITY FOODS any other law administered by the ABB1E an' SLATS Air Power By Raeburn Van Burt Veterans Administration: Provided CHOICE MEATS that he may elect to receive which- HIM HERE. INTO ITH HIS FIRST BREATH OF - REFRIGERATED PRODUCE ever is greater. DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYES, THAT'S --M-ME- -- HE'S FALLIN' ASLEEP GET OUT OF For example, a veteran entitled DARLING.' YOU MUST STAY ZZZZ-Z AGAIN, DO TOR!!! THE AIR. RUN HIM AROUND SHARP NIGHT AIR, CHARLIE BRACES COURTEOUS SERVICE to additional amounts of compen- AWAKE!!! ITS LIFE OR THE BUILDING::: HIMSELF SO SUDDENLY, HE MOMEN- sation under the Act would re- DEATH!.? HERE-YOU TARILY LOOSENS THE GRIP OF THE rates plus the rate of • PLENTY PARKING SPACE ceive such LOVE TO LOOK AT TWO ORDERLIES- subsistence allowance for a veter- THIS PICTURE!!! an without dependents under pub- KEEP YOUR EYES AT lic laws 16 or 346, or his present OPEN !! compensation, without additional LOOK the Act.[7 AT IT, compensation provided by HAYS FOOD MARKET plus the subsistence allowance rate ' DARLING- (Formerly Hays & Fielder) for self and dependent, whichever. LOOK!! di is the greater. SIXTEENTH and MAIN Each veteran who is in receipt of OD per cent or more service connec- ted compensation will be sent. by Veterans Administration, a form - _to execute, which will show de- pendency. These forms will be fu- Cop y 116••••11 *ere Mc In. a IMPORTANT 41' stiailedato veterans in the near Tr. Re, u. 5 Pe 05 -.0 •-•#.• melitemod ture. with full instructions relative to executing this form and to the furnishing of all allied papers, such There's Bad Shmoos Tonight ! ! By Al Capp SPECIAL NOTICE as birth certificates, marriage cer- LIT ABNER tificate. etc. If satisfactory evidence of rela- , TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: tionship and dependency is re- SH1100S, MAH THA NO,STUPID- IT'S EF 774ASS-TH' HELLO, YO THING THET PEE- KOOLYAR - The land owned by the Tennessee Valley Author- ceived within one year from The BOY- IS TI-4' BECUZ BIECAUSE THEY'RE WORST Kentuoky,'suitable for ag- date of request therefor, additional GREATEST THEY IS SO GOOD!! CD HAPPEN TOME, LOOKIN' ity in Calloway Cotinty, Al-I'M MIGHTY LI'L license by competitive compensation will be authorized MENACE TO SO SAD, TArt.M iT FUM idricultural use is offered for effective in accordance with the HOMAN ITY TM' HUH'? ME-TH' BEST LUCKY AH NEVAH FELLA.7 date of receipt application for dis- WORLD HAS THING THAT COULD SEEN WI-401"S ability compensation, but . in no EVER HAPPEN TO YOU ONE.'?' VORIL KNOWN -IS 7' FO!AIT NAME'? Bid applications wiTrife receivettot-the-ggloway event prior - to Sept. I. 1948. Ow re date of Public Law 877. 4-itioosfr County Soil Improvement Association Cooperative effective by TVA repre- 80th Congress. If such evidence is Warehouse in Murray, Kentucky, the week until further received after one year from sentative on Tuesday of each date of request therefor. the effec- notice. tive date of additional compensa- tion for dependents will be the date receipt by the Veterans Ad- J. 0. Key, Agriculturist of the ministration of the evidence show- of Reservoir Properties - .. Division ing entitlement thereto. Box 151 For further information, contact Paris, Tennessee the Kentucky Disabled Ex-Service Men's Board. 1406 West Broadway: Isaiisvilla. Kentucky. •

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Women's Page ,Weddings le• JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-31 E • Ul Club' Personal Paragraphs Book & Thimble Social Calendar I Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Noel left i Tom Wear of Paducah visited Meets With Mrs. Jones Held At Home Saturday to attend the Boy his father. Mr Boyd Wear: Mr and Mrs Dewey Jones entertained Thursday, September 2 Of J. Herndon 0 -Scout conference which will be t Mrs Ralph Wear, 208 North Fifth. the Book and Thimble Club at her !The Murray Garden Club will held next week in Greenfield. 0.1 street. Sunday. A reunion of the Herndon family home on North Tenth street at meet at the Club house at 2:30 p.m. Mr. Afoel is the Boy Scout field s . • • was held at the home of Mr. J. three o'clock last Wednesday after- Mrs. D. L. Divelbiss is chairman and executive fur this district. Howard Brummal of Clin- Herndon east of Murray, en Sun- '1 Mrs. noon. urges that all members be present • • ton is visiting Mr and Mrs. Frank so that appointments can be made. day. August 22. All members and a guest were Mr. and Mrs. Flobert E. Mahn andlBelate, Main street. and her new At the noon hour a lovely dinner present to enjoy the courtesies of little son. Robert J. left Thursday) grandson Frank L. Behan In • The American Legion Auxiliary was enjoyed by the following: Mr. the hostess and engaged in sewing for their home in Athens.• Ohio. • • will meet at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. James Herndon and and conversation. 4 fallowing a visit with Mrs. Hahn's Mr. Charlie Hale and Charles Claude Anderson in Hazel at 8:00 daughter. Nannie Lou; Mr. and - A very_ pretty salad plata and p.m. patents. Dr and Mrs. P. A. Hart Mason Baker were in St. Louis yes- Mrs. Wilson Herndon and chil- drink were served by Mrs. Jones. West Main street. and other rela- terday where they attended the • • dre m Daphene, Juetta, and Eugene; The next meeting will be held at lives Mr. Mahn is registrar at the, game between the Cardinals and Mr. and Men Henry Calhoim and PI the home of Mrs. Luther Jackson. 0. B. Turnbow. /laze: druggist. toiversity of Ohio. dodgers. was in the city today on business. children, Tummy Ray. Brinda, and • • Elm .street. September 22. • • • • Linda; Mr. and Mrs. James. Oliver a 19 Mrs. W. G. Swann and little Weekend guests of Mrs. Joe Geo. Weaks and family have re- and son. Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. John daugliter. Mary Warren, have been Baker and family were Mr and Use our Classifed Ads — They turned from a week's visit with Herndon: dismissed from the Murray Hus- Mrs J. N. Stitt and son Billie of get the business. Mrs_ Weaks• parents at Kuttawa. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Herndon pital. Memphis. and FliThe's little friend and children, Jeanetta and Ben- 0 • • Petsey Street also of Memphis. nie: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dawson Boni • • Mr. and Mrs Dennis Taylor. for- and son. Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Call Wady Miss Ann McClain. of this Misaes Mary Miller Ellis and Calhoun; Mrs. Frances Calhoun tend and son. city, have gone to Nakelts. ' Ill, Marilyn Walker attended' the 4-H Russells,. Mr. and' Nea Club camp held--at Murray State' Henry C.hildres And daughter, Kay: the where they will be engaged ia• FLIGHTY -TWO pairs of sweeping wings grow from ter( teaching in a high school. college last week. c Mr. and Mrs. Willie Galusha; Mr. fat Mr crown of a sapphire-blue velour hat included in the and Mrs. Taylor received degree* and Mrs. Lee Herndon and chil- Thu collection of Jay Thorpe (New York). The rippled brim la from Murray State college. at the Miss Louise Lenord of Mayfield dren. Dwain and Patsy Ann: yeittn.,- mer • -• 401••• CAMERON bO(KERY sieeantari with filmy close of the summer sessian. was a recent visitor of Loretta Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carson and son, Aug 06 - - - • • Fair Miss Lenord is employed in Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Ronnie Pat; Mrs. Harold Chapman STOLEN BUSTLE-The and daughter. Carolyn Jane; Mr. the and Mrs. John Tarver have the office of Merritt Clothing plant' brought down through an electric The home is arranged to keep stole that hides bare shoul- CHAFFER tWENTY-SEVEN Fleur and of course must remain 'and Mrs. Tom Buchanan and son, farmer from tracking mud t-orn the bon returned to Murfreesboro. Tenn.. , • • hs.. there. suction chute to a feed cart. The ders at the dinner table pOR a Cold, panicky Moment Noel: and Mr. and Mrs. Jock Herm- all over the house. He enters ' Mrs While here they were guests of Misses Physcilla and Linetta Fu- Besides there was no other cart is pushed in front of tee cow, fields bustles into a new role on'Lotus Was afraid. Then the don. hallway that has a washroom , Mr. and Mrs. Gatlin Clopton of the trell have returned to their home course. She was a prisoner. She measures the feed and throws it in a off' that Jackie Ward's strapless grip of Curtis COrbin's fingers The evening was spent in taking it. Or he can come in through the Coldwater road. and Mr. and Mrs. in Granite. City. Ill, following- a was certain of it now. the mangers. off t chambray dress. Draped On her shoulder relaxed an,.1 Her arrival at Belle Fleur had pictures and conversation. basement, where there's a shower. prim H B. Bailey. Sr. West Olive street visit with their grandmother. Mrs. been no surprise to A foot-operated lever opens across the hips, the stole her composure returned, either Stacy Tim Etta Futrell. Their pafenta. Mr or his father. They had been fore- doors into the milk house so the annsailirs Doris H. Futrell motored ties in a big bustle bow at "Stacy told me to mate myself warned and were expecting tier. farmer can enter it with full milk I. Mr and Mrs. Fulton Farmer at home,- she explained. "I via, with their children. Judie and to Murray so the girls could return the back of the black, red The Corbins used that beacon PUSH BUTTON FARM pails in both hands. FLINT NEWS 11101' just looking at Use animals." light on the bel veered atnight Mackie, of Madisonville. Ky.. were ,_with. the.m;. ... ,..,.....d.. and white printed frock. toot In the hay mow, warm, dry air don , BelCire 41'1 tiaucl away but it had been kept on during the Mr...and _Km Elinus Trevathan the week-end guests ,4 Mr. Far- 77-.2 'front a ventilating fan is forted ••• • early morning hours to guide her OF FUTURE WILL had as their guests last Wednes- Mr and elbow. She bit her lips to repress through green hay for curing. mer's mother Mrs. Ruby •.Farmer, Mrs William S Major to the island. The dip and suck , day Hey. and Mrs. Boone Castle- drat and children, a shudder, Tests prove artificially dried hay sele SOO Main street Bob and Ellen, of of a pole she had thought she had berry, their son Billie Castleberry, • • Fresh Off the Ice -What do you think of my BraBra-- heard as she milk than field- Pittsburg?l . a. left this morning rested her pirogue MAKE LIFE EASY produces more wife and son Van, all of Hamilton, She /alum boa. eh?" on the hyacinth-covered lake Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1. Kletka followin i a two weeks' sacation ha' dried hay that has been soaked from "He's evil looking," she said indeed been another eugout fol- Ohio. with Mrs. Major's parents. Mr and MADISON. Wis. 4UP)--A far- with rain. with their little son. Bobby. arrived frankly. "What became of his lowing to sure make she reached easier on Mrs. Mike Stranak an-I infant Sunday from South Bend. Ind., to Mrs 'Wallace IsfeElarsithr- !tits Mr- mate?" the correct island. mer's life will be much The model farm- also cemes to ade again, pr- son. Lynn Michael, returned to visit Mrs Kletka's father. Mr Boyd Elrath returned home with shem The eyes were hard She began to wonder just how the push-button farm of the future. the aid of the farmer's wife'. -.Kit- wot mg. -His mate? How did you knOw their home from the Murray Hos- Wear. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wear. for a 10 daa. visit. many of her other actions had University of Wisconsin scientists chen drawers and shelves have he had one, Rosa?" pital last Thursday. Both mother fror and other relatives Miss Mery been expected and arranged for have set up a model electrically- roller bearings so they can be -I saw It. I was with Stacy when by these people and Just tow much and baby are doing fine. Congrat- Jacqueline Wear, who has spent a operated "farm of tomorrow" that pulled out without sticking. An Mr and Mrs Max Olson and son, the snakes arrived on the ship— they were concerned with her. It ulations to the happy parents. ed. month--with -thes-Kletatan-aneenspa- the Gonzales. It was Mardi Ora. cuts today's farmer's time and labor electric stove, refrigerator and . -of -C-Inteepetgre. was evident now that she must Willie and Hubert Boggess have _Ws! nied them to Murray. • day. There were two snakes then." some 30 per cent. mixer ate standard equipment, spending this week with Mrs. be . prevented from retuning to built a nice new home on their gg • • He was obviously startled axle New Orleans at all cost lest she The project started when uni- along with an automatic dish- • Olson's parents. Mr and Mrs Har- farm. 01,1 Mr and Mns Greg M.Iler are ry Sledd annoyed. Evidently Stacy huh see and identify members of the versity scientists found that more washer. lorgotton or thought it bet- toe home-from Bristol. Va . either group who were still working there. than 56' per cent of the average The utility room near the kit- Mrs. Laura Bayles and son Cecil where they ter not to mention what he did Wisconsin farmer's work consists chen is lined with clothes sorting and two grandsons have returned A spent two weeks with their an. Mrs Harry Sledd returned last on Carnival day or whom he had TACY didn't retalrn immediately of daily ehores. And 41 per cent bins, an electric washer, ironer to their homes in Brooksville, Fla., ed Charles Miller and family. week. from Prattville. Ala.. where spent it with. S and Lotus walked up to the after a lengthy visit with their h ys she spent three weeks with her "Well, the other snake died, It house seeking the shade and cool of that time, they found. is con- and clothes dryer--all placed at a aunt. Mrs. W. H. Trevathan. S. Prof. and Mrs. Richard Stillman parents. Mr and Mrs. T. J. Hinton. was practically dead on arrival. of her room. At least she could centrated in the dairy barn. convenient.height. A home freezer aser have returned from a hnef %lett in ,. • I'm having It stuffed for my study barricade her door against Curtis The university got a grant of and canning equipment stand near the house. Corbin though it meant little as thic Friendship. near Buffalo. N. Y. Mr and Mrs. .1 H. Franklin and In 8100,000 from the Wisconsin Util- a forced-air ventilaton READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. "You must like reptiles." the galleries circling all the rooms ities Assn . took over a 140-acre win daughter Mrs Wyatt -Rarokl Mor- were accessible to anyone. She studied hun curiously. The farm near Madison and went to Mr. Preston H EA land Mrs. ing of Jonesbriro. Ark.. , arrived idea ot snakes was exceed- An old Negro maid -of-all-work whole pus Mayme- Randolph and clans-Men yesterday for a vi (Mrs It ingly repugnant to her but Cor- known as Eliza was dusting the work. BROOKS BUS LINE Mrs. Sam Whitaker of Marlow. Glen Osman and tionilsi Mr prank. bin's eyes were glowing with an furniture carefully. She was so ' That was two years ago. Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan ed. slow that it was afternoon mei Okla. were the guests of retsives will return home. today and Mrs almost fanatical light. ers usually Now the model farm. Is no dis- Fastest Tinse-Thru Buses — Shortest Route in Lexington. "I admire them in a way. They before she got around to cleaning play, showing farmers how to get All Seals Reserved — Radio for Your Pleasure — Pillow Service use Tenn.. Sunday Frsnklin will reinain for several Lotus' room but today she wa.s even are so efficient and methodical and Daily Schedule — Ly. Murray 11 00 a m., Ar. Detroit 545 am. Self • ," • • days With her 3 miannenf theirs chores done by daughter faintly. cold-blooded about the way they later Lotus lay down on the bed Mr and merely pushing a button": I Fare $14.05, without tax — Make Seat Reservations Early hat Mrs. Carl Ferrara with • • run their lives, never wasting any and wished the aged colored wo- kept For Information Call their little son. earl Jr have s 7 t' 51r. and Mrs. littlest Week's motion yet almost constantly man wculd leave but there was For example. cow stalls are to Williameburg. Ky.. where at and son Joe Edd of Lexington were aware 01 what is going on about a methodical deliberateness in her clean by paddles on a moving Murray Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal em movements that showed she had Phone 456 Phone 604 Ferrara war serve in the eapacav house guests of the Dr. A H Kop- them_ Especially boas and pythons. chain that sweeps the gutters. Have you ever seen one fed?" no intention of being hurried When the cow needs fiKid. sih•ee is be of athletics direstsr in a hien perud family last week. They re- Lotus shut her eyes wearily think- School. turned home Saturday. "No and I don't care to." ing that she was making little wh His nand descended on her -- • — CHOSEN from 3,500 models to be progress on the case. shoulder again. "Stay here, I want "How come you itayin' out heah: 'Queen of Diamonds," Jewel dol- you to see this. I'll show you how den, 22, Rochester. N. Y., is shown Miss Rosa?" it's done." Lotus' eyes flew open, her fare emerging from the refrigerator His fingers were holding her in ,\\\ flushed with annoyance. Her gaae where, her gown was kept for 48 a steely grip but she wrenched met only kindness and curiosity in ACCORDIAN FILES hours to prevent the real roses of herself away and ran past the row the rheumy brown eyes. "What did twvt which it of cabins. Breathlessly she tore i is made from withering. you say. Eliza?" Trgiciaire through the clipped topiary of the She will reign at the annual Amer- "I say how come a nice young ARE BACK ican National Retail Jewelers show formal garden and out onto the lady lak you out heah all alone sunlit spaciousness of the lawn. In New York City. (International) with Mistah Corbin an' his son?" His mocking laughter followed her. Lotus decided to answer a ques- RIIYAutomatic Washer in Two Sizes tion with a question."Why should- TACY. dressed smartly in a sea n't I be?" anc • LOCALS S cream gabardine suit, stood on "'Cause you know it ain't right. orit4 LEDGER & TIMES the long narrow dock leading from I bin watchin' you. Miss Rona, and t ee Mrs. Joe Baker is recuperating the Island. He was about to step you is a quality lady. You ain't wh at her home on South Sixth street Into a streamlined little motos boat their kind — they is white trash s'OVE-P/ATER"7*We/hi the whose brass fittings and paintwork following a recent illness. sure." • - dai • ias were now reflected dazzlingly In She must be very sure of her- out the water. He waved and Lotus self—making such statements to * Dr. and Mrs D. C Wells Jr of All you do is put in clothes and soap, set the dial ran over to him. Suddenly she was guest and a stranger who might it r McKenzie, Tenn, were weekend and forget it! TUESDAY filled with an uncontrollable dread repeat them was inviting a dis- That's reolly core free washing. tha guests clt Dr. and Mrs. 0. 0- Wells of being left alone on this island charge, or was her mind a little Other features are: dot with a man like Curtis Corbin. and Wednesday and family. addled with age? ber • • "Stacy. take me with you!" "If you don't like them, Eliza, I* Fills and empties automatically. He stared at her. "What is it, 30. Miss Elizabeth Oliver of Ponca why do you work here?" Rosa? What's happened?" "I ain't workin' foah the Cot- • Washes 8 lbs. of clothes in less than a half- no City. Okla._ returned to her home She was still rubbing her shoul- bins: I'm workire foah Belle Fleur." hour cleaner, whiter. tra I this morning folowing a two weeks der in a gtngerly way. "Nothing "I don't think I understand." shc visit tenth her sister, Mrs. 0. C. much—your father wanted me to "I'm keeping watch on the ol' ph. watch the boa constrictor being • Gives 2 deep,"tive-Wate - '''''''' - Wells Miss Oliver is the home place. Miss Rosa. Mah mammy an' ma econornics supervisor in the Chat- fed. The idea was more than I palmy an' theh folks befoah them could take. It—it upset me." • Spins clothes damp dry. mo occa Indian schuol. worked heah. It be a sad day when Mtl • • "Fni -orry." He really Incited It was sold to the Corbins but • Self-balancing - needs no bolting contrite His eyes seemed to hold someday it gonna belong to its own down. car NOTICE a certain wonderment at his father. folks agin." a n Captain • Self-cleaning - porcelain inside and out. The Wendell (Diary Chap- "Dad takes such pleasure in his "You seem very certain of that. in ter of the D A R has received noti- zoo himself that he doesn't realize Eliza." • Can be hand-controlled for special jobs. • ho fication that the First District Ken- that some other people are re- "Yeasum. It's in the cahds. It tucky D A R. will meet at Madison- pelled by the sight of caged ani- turn up again and again. But be- "r• foah that happen thehs goin' to be du ville. Ky.. September 10. MalaHe "realizes it only too well, she trouble an' death. That's in the Oa a .4.vcolge4atiew, tewfilas p/wt, pu Dr. Winorti*--Jones. state regent, thought. and takes a malicious de- cahds ton: the black ace of spades, 0 will be the chief speaker. light In teasing them. . it turn up every time." otialrfit easessee 4441f41. P ! "Can't I go into tenn with you?" Lotus smiled kindly. "Surely you ed she pleaded: don't believe that. Ellen " 'Of course not. There's no point "The rahde don' lie Mien They% tal •T' f f I . bad people heah and bad dein:. I tel. in it-ayou're here for a short vaca- or tion." His voice was light but flrm. The house Is proud, it won't stand mi "You write a note to Mamselle ex- foah what's goin' on -Innlde its frigidoir• Beciric highloire walls." UdeMe at Platning things and IT go speak MONIS to Dad for a moment." Lotus straightened suddenly. $329.75 elOTNIS 1111Y1111 of B•a•r, fost•r, *ego, LAST TIMES TONIGHT . He handed her a small notebook Perham! Eliza wits the erre person likESO SEE Till NEW- Ironing. ,Ovek, automatic drying indoors. VARSITY THEATRE and a pencil and left. to tell hnif- what she wanted to gr( "The Dude Goes West.4 Lotus wrote a brief note. The know! She started to speak but the old Negress seemed to be listening: ( p II Hr 26 Mini loin of note which would inform fe, Lawrence she was and she corked her heed toward the Featule Starts: 111413-5:15-7.17- Stu rialc Your Frigidaire Dealer VARSITY I CAPITOL still on the job If he inquired of hall, then without another word del 9:19. slinped into the corridor thr EDDIE ALBERT WILLIAM GARGAN Chloe. In general it was so in- or glance nocuous that even strange eyes closing the door after her. . at QAPITOL THEATRE in would see nothing eubtle in its • "Waterfront At Midnight." (To be continued' men nine an "THE DUDE are Johnson Appliance senfal Company "WATERFRONT The panic had been momentary. 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