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29, us • We1c6me To Homecoming! Murray State College Alumni -Round Kentucky Community Newspaper ror 1947 -Wed. Selected As Best All es, Wlsents MAST, WEATHER FORECAST Kentucky-Partly Cloudy and mild today. Partly cloudY and not quite so cool west and central portions tonight. Sun- day partly cloudy and con-

YOUR PROGRESSIVE ROMS NEWS- 1948 MURRAY United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A anrrugy Murray, Kentucky, Saturday Afternoon, Oct. 30, POPULATION —'8,000 yol. xx; No. 116 5. MHS Tigers Defeat Largest Homeccr7 -_Ag Sturgis For Sixth Crowd In History°7e e .-Victory Last Nile Murray Scores *Different Chicken Gathers At College In Each Frame Due In 1951, But Second Experts Predict Breds Promise Victorious elliih-he Murray hiele sthoal Tigers chalked up their sixth victory in LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 30 1UP) Tilt With Tennessee Tech seven starts last rusht when they -You.can expect a different look- defeated the Sturgis Golden Bears ing chicken. about 1951, a U. S. de- The day dawned bright and clear 11th homecoming victory when the this morning for the 16th Thorobreds at Sturgis to the tune of 19-7. partment of agriculture expert said annual tangle with Tennessee homecoming festivities as the, larg- today. Tech at 2:00 a'claak this afternoon The/Tigers scored in the initial est crowd in the history of Murray Just *hat the -bird in the Carlisle Cutchin stadium. period with Miller going over from will be like, State college' began arriving in Sturgis came H. L. Shrader would not guess. the one yard line. but He Murray. Despite the fact that the IP! Eag- back to tie it up in the second said, however. he was sure it defi- • les usually put up a battle when/a frame. Mackey threw an 13-yard nitely will pack more and better Activities got under a way at 7:00 o'clock this they engage the it pass to Stevens for the payoff, and meat. morning when the racehorses, looks Vivace club, composed of music like the fifth win of nut, the first halt enaed in a 7-7 dead- Groundwork for .the chi-:ken of students, entertained with a break- season for the home team. lock. • the future was laid at a meeting of fast in the Hut, adjacent to the Last week all 33 members of the Murray got-going quickly in the poultry men of the Univeasity of FOOTBALL HOMEWORK-Larry Joe, Penn State halfback, studies team play at home • college campus. traveling squad saw action at Cape third period when Alexanaer ran Kentucky campus here. The poul- content just to watch. The Nittany Lions, unbeaten in 1947, are while his wife. Marie, is The first major item on the pro- the opening kickoff back to the try men decided to launch a "chic- despite the fact that they must Meet powerful Girardeau, Mo., as the Breds ran looking toward another banner season gram was a giant homecoming Sturgis 10 yard line, and Stewart ken-of-tornarrow" contest. tit will Penn on November wild over Souescast Missouri win- then threw a pass to Butterworth be an a state and regional basis in parade which rormeo at the Carr ning 40-0. The spectators needed for the score. The Tigers scored 1949 and 1950, with a national Health building at 9:30, proceded an expert football analyst to help again in the fourth period on a eantest in 1951. down Main street to the court them pick the outstanding per- pass. Stewart to Alexander ARAB' square and back to the college on The breeder who comes up with UN ORDERS formers for Murray: Score by quarters: Latest On Politics Olive street. the most robust rooster or the hus- Murray Dr. Ralph Woods. president of John Hackney, 180-pound, six- 7 0 6 6-.19 kiest hen wit. get a sizeable cast United Press • thought, to the selection of a cab- By ISRAELI ARMIES Murray State, and Or. Rainey T. foot, three-inch tackle from Hop- Sturgis 0 7 11 0_ _ 7 price_aamount not yet deternined. inet. President yiurhan sai(eaniday the occupied kinsville, and Powell Puckett, 180- Jahn Hackney Wells, past president. Republicans are out to' "destroy"i Dewey's confidence was reflected TO STOP FIETING the lead car, followed by 75 floats pound. five - foot, ten-inch euard It the social and' economic progress yesterday in his call on house and bands from - the college, Mur- from Shelbyville, turned in stellar at made under 16 years of Democratic, speaker Josetaii W. Martin, Jr., Paris, Oct. 30-it:Pi-The United ray high. Mayfield high and Tilgh- perfairmances. They are expected Depression rule. . the latter's I. ate in North Attle- to take the limelight )(wain this Expected, War from Nations Ordered Israeli and Arab man high Paducah. boro. Mass. The visit was regarded The President made,Jbe. charge armies to stop fighting in North First prize float went to the In- afternoon. '. by poliLcal observers as S bid on fit a message to the young Demo- Palestine as of 7 a.m. EST today, dustrial Arts club and second prize The football queen. Miss Polly : Dewey's part for coop.eralon be- cratic clubs of .A.mesioa lee he epd an tacked immediate word whether to the Deameties -elutree •- Turkel. of Poducah, will be crown- Can Be Avoided--Babson tween congress and the white'houSe Republican nontinee Thernae the order was obeyed. Coach Fred Faurot promised the ed at a special pre-game ceremony. up their 1 after heletakes office. Wellesley, Mass . Ott 29-, UP • -ea, is Ul the economic offing. Dewey prepared to wind The neva UN cease fire order was campaigns with freeches,1 Martin, who had lined .4) with Ninteen .years ago today. Oct. 29. • "Depression," he predicted, in- formal issued ay truce headquarters in Truman speaks at a ral- the anti-Dewey forces at the GOP 1929. the stock market crashed. dicating a huge chaet of the nation's tonight. Mr. Palestine even as the new outbreak m St. Louis, Mo., Gov Dewey: National Convention, told the home- • It was "Black Tuesday." The business activity which he spent ly of fighting and a diplomatic show- Airlift To Berlin To Be City. town crowd that "we ,see pretta. glass-domed tickers ran hours be- 48 years and $150.000 preparing. in down here on the eve of the Ameri- , much eye to eye." ' hind transactions in Wall Street "It's inevitable." he explained. Both candidates will make brief can elections threatened to wipe brokerage offices in New York. In quoting Sir Isaac Newton's physical radio aptieals on election eve. 1 The teuvernor arrived in New out the vestige of UN contiol over yesterday after the ensuing days of panic and con- principle of "action and reaction." In his message to the Young I York City late the Holy Land. Increased During Winter Democrats. Mr. Truman predicted stumping . Rnode Is- fusion, men who had been million- "What goes up abnormally must UN headquarters in Haifa re- he would have the support of a land and Connecticut. He and Mrs. Editor's Note: Russia has refused view with Maj. Gen. Wiltiem H. aires a week before became rome down." said Babson. "De- ported the Jews opened a big of- majority of young voters in his bid 1 Dewey attended a reception at the to lift the Berlin blockade, perhaps 'runner. chief of the combined paupers. pression follows excessive pros- fensive along the whole Northern for four more years in the -white , National Woman's Republican Club hoping that fall rains; and sinter anglo-American airlift task 'force. Filling station attendants, book- perity-it's a fundamental of front last night. The attack was re- hbuse. i last night. %rather %ill break the Anglo- Tunner learned how to haul cargo keepers, housewives. all "experts" nature." ported following the pattern of the "I am confident," he sail, "that I Els:where in polities, American airlift. But the American by air when he bossed the famous on the stock market saw their He said the present level of recent fighting in the Negev area the young men and women of l Senate: A house investigator ac- commander of this astonishing op- wartime "hump" operation that small investments wiped out over- prosperity is due to last at least t of South Palestine. America will not join hands this, cused the Democrats of carrying on eration. which supplies a city of 2.- flew supplies into China across the 'night through 1949. largely as result of Seeking to check the fighting in year with those who would turn i a campaign of "fear and propagan- 500,000 population. says the airlift Himalayas. One of the few men who foresaw the pent-up wartime demand for the North. truce headquarters dis- ithe clock back, and would destroy da" in New Mexico to elect Clinton will in fact be increased by more Twiner, silver-haired at 42. said the- market break was Economist consumers goods and the inflation- patched orders to both sides to lay the great social and. economic ad- i P. At:derv-4e to the senate. Chaia- than 1,000 tons a day during the the present 4.500-ton daily quota Roger Babson. He pred.eted in relief arms as of noon GMT, ary effects of European vances we have made in the past 1 man 'Forest A. /leeriest; R. Ind.. of down their %Inter. HON this %ill be done is was established several months ago September 1929 that the crash was informants at UN headquarters here spending. 16 years." the /muse subcommittee otepubli- told in the following dispatch. by. Gen. Lucius D. Clay. He said coming. disclosed. It's still too early to predict Before heading west last night.,city and propaganda named Interior By ROBERT A. 'JAEGER his fliers have been reaching that Today, Babson took a gloomy look That was the method by which exactly when current prosperity the President told a Democratic • Secretary J. A. Krug as one of the United Press Staff Correspondent goal regularly with a fleet of about • at the world and predicted that the fight- Powell Puckett will crumble intu, depression, he rally • in Brooklya that 61.000 000Ileaders of the campaign. Aaderscai the: UN finally checked 300 planes. another depression and probably But it ended WIESBADEN, Germany, Oct. 29. said, but added that he already had persons will go to the polls next I promptly •replied that the Republi- ing in the Negev. Now, he said, Gen. Clay has set another war are on the way. scored BULLETIN •HP)- The American corarnander made a long-distance forecast on Tuesday. Ha predicted that the re- cans are using the "contemptible only after the Jews had a new goal as the American answer -"---Howeveraa.they won't arrive this the State Democratic head-! who runs the Berlin airlift said to- the subject. sults of the election will throw , device" of a congressional investi- major gains which une/rmined to the Soviet refusal to the year or next, the 73-year-old form- of Tel quarters announced today day his planes soon will increase Taking from his desk-top a copy the public opinion polls "in the ash- gating to hurt hte'ehances ot elec- whole .Arab position South Berlin blockade. 'runner did not • er Prohibition Party Presidential Alben W. Barkley their haul by more than 1.000 tons of "Fighting Business Depressions.." can." tion. The former agriculture --cep:- Aviv and Jerusalem. that the reveal the exact amount involved candidate said in an interview. will arrive in la day despite fall rains and winter a book he wrote in 1932. Babson However. Dewey's aides were tary is running against Republican -So great was the confusion in UN motorcade in the new quota, butahe indicated "Depression's inevitable," said a.m., Mon. weather. opened ft to the dedication page more confident than ever at the Patrick J. Hurley, hiniself a one- quarters over the Palestine issue Murray at 9:40 it will be considerably more than Babson. "War isn't-but it surely ( The quota for Berlin will he kick- and read: end of atheir 15.000-mile c:impaign time cabinet member. that many diplomats now expected d•y, 1.000 tons a day. will come unless the nations can ed up more than 5,506 tons daily "Dedicated to my grandchildren trail' Though they conceded priv- Labor-AFL President William the issue to be settled by violence He estimated that the 66 planes deeelop a world government with NOTICE as soon as the 66 additional four- and their friends whose ages are ately that Dewey's plurality i Green said his organizati an is on the Palestinian battlefields be- should be capable of hauling an- authority to regulate such things as even Bro. G. C. Buey of Murray will engine C-54 cargo giants peemised now such that they must face the wouldn't lar solaree as was fore-lagainst setting up an independent tore the General Assemby other 20 tons each a day. The 20- tariffk and immigration." preach at t nion Grote('hurch of by President Truman are put into economic struggles of two generat- cast two ennnths ago, they said labor party. He said the reeults of gets around to its thrice &laird ton figure, he explained, is standard Babson said he's preparing ftur Christ Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Every- operation here. ions and should be -prepared for the GOP' nominee Is 90 sure of ITuesday's election "will F:1 WV bur discussion of a permanent seine- • air force calculation on the because he doesn't think such to attend. This was disclosed in an inter-' war 1985." victory he already is giving some position s sound ment. one is Invited of .Skymasters on a 24-hourrapidity a panics around 1955 and .• an International organization can day schedule on the Berlin run. be createcLiantil the world's busi- "But that's a conservative fig- nessmen "'Cop worrying about pro- ure," 'runner said. "We've done fits, the working men about wages, Expert Tells What Would Happen In War With Russia consistently better than that. And votes." Aviation and the politicians about - bad weather hasn't afected us too 4 "In other words," he said, "a undoubtedly will be thrown strength, and as long as it main- By LEO TURNER be filled with dogfights as British attacks. But 'whether they have range bombardment, defense and phasis much." spiritual awakening is the only aircraft." tainscontrol of its air it cannot be Staff Correspondent eightera rose to: defend the island bombers, with _sufficient range to army cooperation. to He said he wasn't at all perturb- solution to the problem." America should concentrate on invaded." NEW YORK. Oct. 29 UPI-Sup- bomber bases-Tenni the swarms of lamb 9ur Ties and return to Rus- "We know „Russia has' a large ed by the prospect that fall rains Convinced that nearby speeds strategic air force, new the best Re-inyasion of the continent pose you woke up tomorrowairwiern- Russian tactical aircraft sia. we_hav no information."' number of jet fighters with its and winter weather might prevent would be a primary target in World Seversky the world, said Seversky. "Rus- would not be possible until Russian ng ing and found that the United And thousands of Russian fighters How would the atomic +bomb fit above 600 miles an hour." in the airlift from reaching its higher is preparing atomic may have aircraft have been driven from the • War III, Babson hornets, through in the picture? said. sia's version of the 8-29 _quota . States and Russia were at war. would buzz like defense. Russia would rely bomb havens at Eureka, Kans., and is a Russia never stopped production a striking radius of about 2.500 sky. In TO illustrate, he pointed to the What wOuld be likely to happen? Soviet' skies to defend fled& and "Possession of the atom bomb fighter New Boston, N. H. Eastern Ger- miles. This performance i; nearly primarily on the use of jet solid gray skies overhead. A man who is an (Avert on avia- factories from American bombers. tremendous advarage provided you of a tactical air force. He said pessimistic about 1346 and 8-45 force and .would try to offset by a he isn't said America has two have superior air force and can at- many has been converted to pro- dou d by our • •-'On a day like this we run tion speculated on that question to- Seversky numbers the deficiency in war: He figures it's coming bul over enemy duction of jet fighters for Russia which are capable of striking ra- sheer plane every six minutes instead of day in an exclusive intervieW. He boml4rs capable, of a round trip tain the right-of-way Severs- doesn't think it will end civilization for Hitler, dius close to 3.000 miles. As to the radar and ground defenses. one every three minutes," he said. is Maj. Alexander De Seversky, a to MIsSite afoot' bases on the Ameri- skies," Severeky said. "But many at a rate far higher titan or even stop economic development new jet bombers. Russia possesses ky said. "But that doesn't cut it in half be- graduate of the Imperial Russian can mainland. - targets are impervious to the blast he added. ' of the United States. at bomber with a range of 4,000 "The American problem would be cause we haven't been follcwing y• and, Military aer- Asked if these -bombers could of atomic bombs ad require a 'in 1946 I examined factories a jet they explefde atm.& Naval Academy of 1.600 ha absorb the Russian air- torte in schedule around - "Even if tor demon-nom On these Italie which had; hointsfactured miles. a striking radius the. three-minute Ifinautical school 'and a fMenee Rus- reach any part of Rusglit -direct tut ground instal- bombs in the ,12 biggest cities ready to assemble 3.000 fight- miles. I am afraid that we haven't the air, and destroy the clock anyway." sian naval officer who became an targets a TNT bomb of new de- parts kill 15.000,000 people-that still -jet type. got anything much *better ttiari lations and factories. 114•411rwld not The new requirements. Tunner outstanding American aeronautical "Definitely. They could hit the sign, perhaps rocket propelled, may ters of the .M1E-262 twin 919-leaves us With more than 140,000, the hands of that." re-invade Europe except under said, are broken down into four inventor and consultant arid foun- industrial heart of Russia from have to be used." "After fallihg into 000 people and our important re- am sure they were Britain's air force is equally as friendly skies," he said. dWisionsa-American military Brit._ der of what now is the Republic American shores. But unfortunate- Russia would have three advan- the Russians. I soures," he said. good as the American one. Seversky Then came the $64 qpestion. ish military, French Military and Corp. • ly, we have only a few Of them"-tages at the outset of a Europeap not sold for war surplus." Babson said he approves of the Aviation must concentrate on "How long would it take to German civilian. These bombers are the war. Seversky said. "Russia stiapped the German ar- said. "Britain program on Major ,Seversky said that pro- longarange a7 Military government _officials ,,,,_,,,,,,European recovery land mor simply by suffocating it with fighters. and we on bombers." knock out Russia?" vided Ruitsia's huge army is not a B-36 and the B-45. I. 'It has an everwheiming own the F.Urnanitarian principles, ,but doesn't some of them armed Britain is reasonably safe as an "That would depend on our said in this connection that myth it immediately wuuld occupy Does Russia have a bomber with army that could occupy all of Eu- corps of men, • Oink it will be much use. them air base on fighters. and we on aerial . and Russia's defense." airlift is far enough ahead now so Grfffrilffriin. sufficient range to strike the Unit- rope except the British Isles. only with bayonets, some of From his viewpoint, he indicated. all of Europe except Seversky said. "We might find it can include "desirable" as Well • •,2. The Eurasian land mass be- CoasaCks on horses." Seversy said. bombers." perma- Thar. LI- S._ long range strategic air ed States mainland? simple as some. "essentiaCsitems. Coal for home Europe looks beyond any same employment of mass Britain reasonably safe as an penetration not as as force would begin blasting Russia "We know that Russia has in ing completely self-ciantained makes "The ,by nent recovery. He suggested the of its base not only because it is sep- think. And contrary to the hys- heating, previously ruled .nut rocket-pro- mass production its version of,, the blockade impossible._ which would numbers could be expected air concentrate its efforts with atom and possibly terical notion in some quarters, airlift planners. has been mcloded United States to minor roles. tactical air force. She always plac- arated from the mainland by water undeeeloped pelled TNT boaribs from England 13-29 which can reach any part of reduce our navies in- the new quotas in the amount on the relative in mass support of but because "it has the industrial atomic warfare may last years in -• even America. our anatomy-from bases in Rtefaia 3. Russia has a superior tactical ed .confidence sections of the world. and capacity to regenerate its military stead of hours." of 350 tons daily. in one way, kamakazi styli suicide air force in numbers for close- troops by artillery. Now this em- Babson had no doubts about what The skies' abePer-Etrplend-vould •

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PAGE FOUR VIE LEDGER & TIMES. MURRAY, KENTUCKY • SATIAZDAY ()(7011ER 30, 1948 SA ..... - — - — . THE LEDGER & .TIMES Group II Winners Large Cuts of Meat May Be Roasted PUBLISHED BY LEDGER & TIN1ES PCBLISHIN.C.( .0111`1 a Consolidaton of The Murray Ledger. The Ciat • Or Cooked With Moisture Times-Herald, October 20, 19d8, and the .West In Cover Crop One of the first basic' t.00king slowly. The other cuts ar.e•cookeri W PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISH::i lessons the new hoMeinaker should 'completely -coVered JAMES C. WILLIAMS. GENERAL MA:OMER Essay Contest learn is that large cuts of meat are These cuts are usually coolied in a Murray. Ky cooked by two methods, either with IPtiblisked afternoons except Sunday at 103 No1-.h.411-, Si., First Prize utentfil. with a tight 'cover. or without, added moisture - This heavy water, vegetable juices or other filtered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky. for tranamiszion as .My dad should seed all ef his S both because of the difference The actked, .the utensil then Second Clam- Matter cultivated land to cover crop this in tenderness of some of tdre cuts liquid is fall because:" A cover crop will -pre- covered and t e meat simmered SUBSCRIPTI:3N RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per-weak 15e.: pet and far variety's sake. Of these twe, vent the soil from washing away. until tender. The approximate time Month,.65c. ln Gallov:a,y and e cljcan g counties, per year. $3 r's). else- the difference in tenderneeses more cooking can be computed with where $5 50. It will make the land richer. It impertant, because there sire ac- for a 147idard charts on the will produce pasture for our stack).- tually pnl a few cuts which are cilitebttEmi!ti. NATIONAL fitsYttEhEA 1 Al E Ala Li 11 t I. • • , • •• •• ' -- t mike our ere cooked by both methods to give Building. Memphis. Tenn.; 250 Park Asa. • Nca. 'rod:: grown on it next year bef•er: It __ • _ Boylston St. Boston variety. Ave, Chicago; 80 will make the land easier to cul- The two methods for cooking Varsity Tues.-Wed. THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASOOCATION tivate. It Will make good land 'out large cuts of meat roasting 1.2^,T,•.T.! Itit•••• • •-• ! or\ • of land that would otherwise soon are Ealtor and cooking with moisture. Both We reserve the right to reject cit • rt : tac be waste landeit will help cur new op... . — r Lest ant?..rest Roast- ar Public Voice items which le 'bad terraced land. It will help, the land are equally easy to follow. EIR !THOMSON-MN MASTER te.d" M our readers. .• ing is beef, to conserve moisture. It will make for large tender cuts of veal, fresh and smoked pork, and Afterninee o . our profit from our soil greater. Saturday lamb, sueh as: beef standine rib' By Jewell Mardis veal grade seven ribs and rump: fresh or au:ac- Organized Gang Is Stealing Rare Oki Brooks Chapel ed porkehoulders, loins and hams; lamb legs and shoulders; and meat Dexter, Kentucky • Books, Especially Expensive Bibles loaves. The meat for loaves may Be from less tender meat cuts. How- By HARNION W. NIt .101 - Second Prize ever, grinding makes the meat ten- United Press Sufi ( My dad should seed all of his der so that it may be cooked as a cultivated !and to a cover crop this roast. N fall becaus.:• such crops helo to hold To roast meat successNae' • place the soil in place and keep the slop- the moat cut with itstiest side • ing land from eroding. Further- upon a rack in an °Ai. shallow l'OPN WITH TEEN-AGERS—Selected by teen-agers themselves as the most popular winter more cover crops add humus to roasting pan. De not add welter. Do hats for the coke crowd are these winners. Left to right, with the attractive chapeaus, the soil and such crops as legumes not cover. Roast in a slow oven add nitrogen aLso. Thus enabling are: June Ross; wearing a crested beret that sits high on forehead; Lionie Bernet, wear- 1300 deureee F. for all meats him to reap more bountiful har- but fresh pork which as roosted at ing a feather-trimmed, off-the-face hat, and Shirley Sietama, wearing a "pancake" beret. vest from his acres. - 350 degrees Fa, until tender. The The many acres of forest land approximate time can be comput- Office for Food and Feed we onee had helped to preserve ed by any of the very good charts Conservation Sweets: T II E showing the number of minutes of World's Smdest Hearing • our top layer of soil. Now most of AMERICAN -WAY our forest is gone. So is our top cooking time to be allowed per Aid Receiver Transmits 2 'V 1 soil going and Will continue to eso pound. to 6 with each rain if we do not moisture ie knell GO TO CHURCH use Cooking with Time;, More Vaar Son :A "PEACE PLATE" FOR TODAY some means of holding it. My or a large amilint, on the. rather By Dr. Norman Vincent Peale • new twarinp clarity- recipe is "Sew Cover Crops." hand, is the method., for less ten- A -friend of mine, an outstanding Mors. sound intenmity than egGd... Retta Bonner der cuts, such -0e, beef pot-roasts Wheat! Meal/ Saimaa Naos! advertising man. once said to me, Whon l'It•W hearing eon Murray. Ky. farm and blade borse—frorn the ° -The trouble with many men is can now heAr with polo. L Route 5 chuck, heel of rourd rumia. down. Ni, buzzing, no h. !hat they spend their whole life Grade 8 beef shanks; veal knuckles: pork fieltone sets new standard perfecting their'Mutts." hocks; heart; corned beef; and ten- bearing. -A delicious seafood dish is our. bread on your menu. For dessert. try, Cm. le Snow and cinnamon toast What a true statement that is. tree iliXak t of arectring poet- Si Peace Plate suggestion for this tkaceas7 Third Prize der cuts like smoked ham which ..• fiC1.1 de•.Airl•"M. Amp- February Friday. These Deviled Tech who become experts in their are cooked in liquid far eariety. FREE per -no oltiCeition.r, in. Oysters are zestful. appetizing FOOD TIPS: The pineapple snow f:ailts, miss the _magnetism of should seed all of his Obtote, visit CIAlp.111... a dessert uses the egg whites left over My dad Pot-roasts are browned before Idea for those of you wiali are seek. from the Deviled Oysters. The ein arowth: they grow dull and more cultivated land to a cover crop this beine cooked and only a small trig new ways to combine economy namon toast sticks are an interest- erosaic with the passage of time. fall because cover craps form a is added. The With good cooking. This recipe ti-it amount of liquid ••• ing alternate for cookies and are drops liwd ha,•••elut. only stretches the seafood flavor Nothing ever happens to them to teeter on soil so that reia rneat is then covered and cooked especially good way to use stale but combines the an the tremendous personality wen't loosen the soil particles and fORETAOST ONE-UNIT oysters with ever- have on MEARINO AID nutritious bread that you so often them. It is not wash them away. eggs. And it suggests a hand. :ecked within easy clever way of serving your family The tossed green salad, of course L.etianle one's personality. In fact. Soil contains plant food elements Paul Morton Will like—individual custard cups. I dount if.,any man actually can 'do is a natural to serve with fish or nitrogen, phosphorus, and potas- 131:11a- Hearin; Aid Consultant DEVILED OYSTERS oysters. They seem -to go together it by himself. This is where religion sium which will ilieselve in 'water 1 pt. small oysters like butter and bread. And food Xeovesulren,- le so important_ Get a man really to as the Water sinks into the sfround Lynn Grove, Ky. catlev:sions 1«ble laS specialists say green gala :s can't Only y_ou con Lsblespeons Bout believe in the Gospel and put it or goes off in a stream. Cover crops • •••• 1 cap be served too often. The.y ire eco- oySter /tumor aad milk life, and it • 11a least...on salt nomical in price but high :n vita- a-an use in his daily take these elements up as plant PREVOIT Tal Doe 727 Peppyr min and iron content. dots revolutionary things to him. and hold them in place for aatilfh. 1 teaspoon minced parsley food A ---- I teispova lemur. You can use a variety of greeas I've' seen it make magnetic person the roots and stems. FOREST FIRES! I teaspoon catsup —lettuce, endiv . escarole. spinach. elitits of all, types Of modern *P. 2 egg yob". unayates Chinese eabba e. watercress or- In the spring ..the crop is turned .":1 toinhat cup crumbs people. and I. have come to "believe whatever ts aye able in your local under as green manure which later • • Reraove bc's of shell from bribers Tat. it. tit an absOlute law. and dram oil liquid to comblne with meeker br gard n Add flavor aril forms humus in soil which perreitsr' 4111hamddwas ic•Itir Cut oysters ic pieces with scrssorli color with raw -carrot ced*, slivegs P. has never ceased to astound a better root growth and increziees or cnop coarsely Make a grille sauce of celery ce etrOddir cheese, pickled Mate — I M the taiSdour ossrer liquor and me how a simple applicaticin of the the water holding milk: beets.-chorped onion. sickles. -J stir in the scavor,ines. oysters. erg changes former- tk. ar.d r. cup at tine bread [rumba. stunted (levee or pickled ania...s • eArinique of Faith Bonnie Sue Parks5' •.teave-d co•tard cups. coat; Txssed sa:ads .re an as peeially ly dull, drab people into vital and as act dot 2 svith tab!. fat good dii, Or or young .1aughter personalities. BaeeS net •ser i400- ,1 I atv it-resting Hazel. Kentucky • 13 T.', ....T., • ur.t....;oter, «re nr•-nne •., pr• ;air 'Si,' all enjoy ehoosing • , One Sunday. after my morning grade 9 FOR HOME BAKING .. . Ist t ,• •ne Pr Ct.i. LC. 1: her f ire:re,•!y-ets and her help :t • _ lk 5.. S.C.1r.r.e.C1 to S. save e_ir time when you are sermon, a young man came up to rest if the dinner and -bluntly asked. -Do you •. St r:(tE5T110%• iniv • me Fourth Prize We Voting is easily done in -••• .•. tv t•• k!ft.,ris arc the tra.,erly of really mean what you say or is it recommend • ••• to,sot •r• salt •• • t... • ten too far In rooster. adcanCe just a lo of wads. I mean all this My dad should seed all of his the cirri.. under the d , L .1 pret.ared about how wonderful a person's : cultivated land to a covet crop Everyone has a right to vote it tee iast Ti 5 ute lir can be!V' Obviously he was in this fall because: a cover crop is JERSEY CREAM this way. IC.'-'- frame of mind and also a any crop while covering the ground I or not, covers Eighty per cent el our solid whether planted the ground, and prevents excessive people will be benefitted by -Yee sir." I replied. mean improves the soil, prevents way. tea,. y •-ord of it You may considd erosion, a majority voting this ef rain, KENTUCKY PRIDE me just a preachtk. but as a matter leaching, reduccs runoff it -ail agrtat -privite-gr •,,t• - cbnserves moisture. - eh-urA a svi,ICe• and therefore please. 40P-\--- t of factihia as you center for personalities that have I When turned under makes a good Increases yield ..Certainly Callo.,•ay and gotten out of ahack, and I am a green manuie crop. FANCY BISCUIT FLOUR of crops such As corn, cotton, and all Kentucky should reward ._. f.„-,,,....„.„, ... a_ rt•presentative of the greatest - r ••*. ',flip or .‘s the water-absorb- with a large Scientist." etc. It increases Senator Barkley The seeding and grow: min, with "We'll," he responded, "I sure am ing capacity Milled from the best grade home grown majority— the intsr METHODNI CHURCH • anon 'of a cover crop is an imit: tien out of whack, as you call it. As far log the greatest political Listory 11.e Friendly( hutch natures method' of holding the • as Nirre-eoncerned everything is a of George W. Bell. Minister .: Re- soil. • wheat for home folks in our state. flop.• By Brooks Jackson His labors have brougl:t . We. had a long talk later tha • - - • 7th grade to us. Shall we not week. He was full of fears and ccmfort FIRST r. wrist. CHURCH Brooks Chapel him by voting the tsar anxieties. He was shy and, as a Ask Your Grocer -- reward Dr. If C. Cades Pastor Dexter, Ky. • • tickTt. 1 result of a couple of tdhad breaks. straight Democratic Hack aid __ ..Iuslc Director had lost faith in himself and every- r. thy Brizendine _ Studeat Sec'y 0. TURNER s , one He retreated easily into, a T. Clue ecy World Problems . ehell because of the diffidence and W C - S. S. negative, character of his person- a...MASCO. At Berlin Meet Mayfield Milling terector Co. J !titre T U .111•06.••• mnsums.nore woe. . 1 r ..lity._He complained that pdhple Morninz Serviees Rhy MeCorkel, associate secre'- (-- cadet I like him. that :lacy gave him hr)(111 tary•of the Friends service commit- incorpOrat id what he termed "the brush-off.- As, T.f) 4; Wei s!••,ip Service ee, reported to the Quaker organi- -Had I observed the gloom and irritation t MAY1FIELD, KY. fg Stubble Evening Services zation in Philadelphia on his work! [. Dale that rested like a cloud on his face, 1 r • Ti,.:;, nd Union as "Dean PRESCRIPTIONS * 'at I 1 I 4th.,1- : Ltrih could well understand this atti- Eete-i,re- Weishlp which was held in Berlin recc•naly. • ria To,elftb tude of puiple toward him. • Mid-Week Services • veetereet Well, you should see this young S' ar.• held each Sunday r. toe . Pao:. t r Meeting Dian today. He is going rapidly em•14•••••••• Alleolao a •' ,f ".1 Surat .y evening service Is ahead in business. His employer Presenting a New - • informs me he is one of the greats NIFII01[1.11, IS %PI F CHURCH -- A • cst assets of his-rm. because. as 110th and Main • ( old.1:44.--PRI.SBYTERIAN -he explains. 'This fellow has a wily Wend‘.11 H. flour, Pistor "CHUM '111 Frigidaire Electric Range about him that getcpeople." He be- • Sunday 110:: Main Street Aucti:Ari longs to a noon-day luncheon club Ant6molika "ii'. MANY DELUXE and is, one of its most popular , # 11.,raell, Satan. tentlent' oil,orig...1 .,rn having the time ar • Here are deluxe COOII ing feci- FEATURES! ,1 •nt4 s'In life,- he tells me. ilereS at a low price . . . A Frigid- EVirtY Y i" S.•.,d.-nts.. 'hat happened to you" I asked aire Electric Range that you'll be %t odnemlat mm proud to own! 12:00 Ci.."...L0 _ It's 'Mi., way." he repliederitrod'i created me but got myself mr•s!A • Rodiantubo S-Speed'Cooking Units W. • ii,•€ up.s So I went back to God and He : : warm. • Twin-Unit, Even-Heat Oven (• ;,t re-created me. Now f feel new life d y 7.30-8 15 t, no Mid- throligh. me. I eferTilte. •govbie-thrty Thermiter Cooker eiN SHU.:C 'T•Tso:•, wonderful." he con- • High-Speed Broiler _ I a al- ..1 aa. cm wit" cluded.' --, • Sirripli-Matk Oven Control - t Jai niir Ift'El'AV CHURCH 01, I 11111ST lie is right It IS wonderful how • Lifetime Porcelain Finish • Sixth and Maple Strece -Faith can transform dull, defeated , • Cooking-Top lamp 0-14.1' 'I,- ty.:J , John H. Brian, Minister' people into interesting,' , qtairious .Bihl • School at 9.45 urn. peasonalities. 1,1aflif-:, The CoosIr Moder aittOrscdtc Oven Control in tfie-1,14::, Wershlp with; eetinnuna n at And now, in closing may 1.1fialfel mop be, added at sbght esddrionol cost ka ,t:•• S 10.50 a in. and 7:00 p.m. n suggestion! This great change • r_ gt. ev, a tee too - Wednesday: Mid - week Bible f rano. 10 this young man in chuieh. ru-iy at 7:00,p in with classe- for , tnc,r ,)i ;1" .7 ,;ite 'S le,CSt buy:. CAN happi n toyou. so why rot is' Ito all ages • go to the church of your Choice East City .,ir-.4.;7 liC h:--wa-y- 41A : t text Sunday. N oi ever ,b od y in - • 77G t, F. Id".fIT WORTH. Tie IUPI—The r.* Cal/away county sub- maximum temperayurb• here was Ii deinees.• the vicatherman said, adding quickly that if 'wet unriffi- scribes to The Ledger • eiaid-He'd used 'hie *He's vendo- CLARKSV44..E AUCTION CO. • ,.; • , r-Inking thermometer on his day & Thnes%fint neorly placed it in 'the direct rays Johnson oaf and Appliance Company of the gun! The official tempera- ••• South Side Square Telephone 56 . . everybody reads it. tare was 106. el • 11110MIWISMIWWWISW•rws•••••• • • •

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'coukcii • • LIAKSVATli ed in a Toyer. • .other ir then Money n Save mered and ite time ed with ••••-•• experience. Jimmy had great con- great left hand. try,ii iii as ama- READ THE CLASSIFIEDS.. on the , kinds, rebuilt I MATTRESSES—All fidence in the prowess cif Ned, teur days. His left was un- mattresses made Today's Sports Parade like new. Cotton the "Fighting Blacksmith." He believably_ solid and his left For Sale iat half price. • into innersprings By JACK cuoov eflandit," "Wise Guy" and "Pops" would toss Ned into the ring with packed so much 'dynamite that we 'ed. springs and in- New cottons, box United Press Sports Writer dui!ng his years as a fighter man- ,pny or even with often wonderepi how a kid with his All work guaranteed .FOR SALE — Norge refrigerator, nersprings. various any middleweight. After Ned hung scrawny frame could generate so built—Starr NEW YORK, Oct. 30. iliPi--The agt and promoter at /COMEINANDLETIMC ..$75. Westinghouse electric range. with the best that's up his he trained most of much power. He looked ordinary "royal family" of , had an- clubs including Madison Equare gloves, $75. Telephone 198-W. lc Mattress Co., 'Paris, Tenn. Phone battlers. in some of his fights because his CAR other champion today. Garden. Jimmy's YOUR 1339. Nip opponents depended upon their feet TEST Jimmy managed champi,,ins Mike Willie, no. 3 in the family, has FOR SALE—Complete line of hear- Sandy Saddlcr, new featherweight to last . They'd rather McTigue. light heavyweight; Har- been a boxilig and wrestlirg pro- ing aid batteries for all makes. BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANOS ruler, is manawd by Charley John- run than face Sandy's lists. But, WATCH, FREE! ry Greb, middleweight: Ted (Kid) moter for more than 40 years. He • Friendly courteous service—Aug- only $695 up. Visit our new store, son-2yeungest of the four' Jchnson when they'd stop and fight, SYndy'd to Lewis, WelUrweight; Joe Dundee, staged fight shows at St. 1richulas ust F.'Wilson. 103 Gatlin Budd- Broadway, Paducah, or 323 brothers who contributed much knock them out--64 kayoes in 94 622 welterweirht, Johnny Dundee, Arena for more than 10 years, and ing. Dc Mayfield—Feezle Piano boxing htstory during the past half- fights. South 7th, --, . .- he still promotes wrestling there. century. featherweight. the. great Sales, Western . Kentucky's larg- Charlie. president of the. New "I've seen most of Used, but brown Saddler of Jimmy, once a bantamweight --Abe ttel, Johnny R SALE—Inside door. est exclusive piano distribu- When -skinned York Boxing Managers duild, ap- Willie Pep challenger, also piloted such no- Tony excellent condition. Has hard- tors. 030c Harlem knocked out pears younger than his 54 fears. He Dundee. Johnny Kilbane, at Garden last tables as Abe Simon, Bob Pastor, and the like. But •nenc !are on it. See at Airlene Gas Madissiti4.Square is a genial, brown-haired chap of Canzoneri to the royal fam- Phil Scott, Jim Driscoll Boer Ro- of them could punch like Ssedy__ Co.. next to the Daily Ledger & FOR SALE—Shell gasoline. Regu- night, he brought medium height and medium build. its world- title. dal, Gypsy Daniels, and Turn Cow- to the body. He's a Times. 030Nc lar, 26c; Ethyl, 28c—Hays Food ily. sixth Charley, who began his fight- particularly The Other five champs wtee pilot- ler. little. Brown Bob Market. tic game career as office boy for Jim- Fitzsimmons." ed by the late Jimmy Johnsen, who Ned Johnson, who trains Saddle?, FOR SALE -- Beautiful pedigreed my, has becn piloting pugs for died on May 7, 1943, at the ;tgo. of rahked next to Jimmy in age. Ned. Cocker Spaniel puppies. All ages, nearly 30 years. Three of his pre- 70. most famous of the when a featherweight scrapper, "Not everyoody .in all colors. Very reasonable. Mrs. Jimmy, vious gladiators earned trots at For Rent quartet was known as the -boy gave Jimmy his first managerial Madge Manley, McKenzie, Tenn. TINY LEADING LADY—Al- titles, but they failed., 030p • I- 1 Calloway county sub- 'Phone 4103. she is just seven, • Indian Quintile fought Sixto FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. , though is gaining a IS 111 vitt% Irri e Pr Escobar for the bantam crown: FOR SALE—McCormick-Deering Private entrance. Furnace heat. Gigi Perreau scribes to The Ledger the CROSSWORD F U ZZLE Mike Belloise challenead Joey pickup hay baler and side deliv- Gas and water furnished. 109 N. reputation as one of young M!E!, r c Archibald for the feather crown; ring ery rake'. at Dodd's Grocery on 16th, phone 267-M. Nip most accomplished aCUOSII 31./ --Ihrashos & Times but nearly 3I-Short sleep r" Ugt and Lulu Costantino tried to take Nip actresses in Hollywood. In ballet 22-1BOzera watches repodred here Concord highway. ! 1-Fllfle LIA TSMEINU the same diadem from Ci-ralky FOR RENT—One furnished apart- since she was two fr-Heary swell 34 -Csrpct Isom 2 to 6 pictures 3r,-Ornamenta I hat.' alp AplOgliA WOU everybody reads it. are tested on the Also two 6-19ows out Wright. • UST ARRIVED — Shipment of ment on ground floor. and under a long-term con- 12-Aallen 36--TLe Vglaard of MR* lakkiq or* • .1 furnished basement apartments- Goldwyn, the 13 -Amon ' MIJ'e• UTI[TA The youngest Johnson brother "-- "short siet•ve white all wool sweat- tract to Sam 14-Away from wind 37-Glomy surface 'c1 030c Englials dO managed Saddler since the young and .srorduroy skirts—Farmer- 1604 Miller Ave. little miss next will be seen 16-Pralse ye the 39-Plne. lit••44. Lordi dishes "7: AFX1-4 Negro professional in Match. 1944, ...410.stet eter bs Dress Shop. Nlc in "Roseanna McCoy." 11-Network 43-Crippled MOM IAA ea1t43 Hughes Paint and FOR "RENT-3-room unfurnished la-Boring tool 44-Concern and had his first fight in Hartford, maw 46-11111d oath MOA (4WA lif-talls us immediatall upstairs. Private bath. 19-Faahlon Conn.Willie Pep's horn! town. apartment 31-Man's nickname 47-Dorn Ii[ Ed Wallpaper Co. 17V-I...E--Norge---- oil heater. Cost 5 the e)mbined what Is wrong when you For two— 101 N. 12th St. Call 32-Exposed 46-Crther 11W6JAN Sandy benefitted by sell for $55.00. 4I-A lot iiiiu 7- yrsOdors"' SE1 new. Will 030c 23-Food fish advice of the royal famil) until bring your watch in. It 771-M. 53 publican party • good as new. See it at 501 Olive 311--Sentinets -Hr Side 29-To lubricate 51-Killed Jimmy died. South ;coves to you that it's right, Anir r•nert.-.t- Cr bln street. • There were times when none but Square when you take it out. i • 1 u. 9 0 II DOWN •" 11. Wanted i Z 3 -I • 5 b '7 5 the 'Johnsons belived the skinny magi 1-Ships youngster would develop inte a Varsity Tues.-Wed. a .07- i3 ,04 2-1n good health 3-Wide-mouthe4 champion. But their years of ex- Furches Jewelry NEAT APPEARING LADY to can- Jug -' ••7r- ' I-Icr,"-Ilc,n31 presents w.,.. perience with, fighting machines -• /Or vas for hospitalization plan. Good 15 4-Poured Call 383 6-Acid convinced them that Sandy was a Store pay. Phone 947-R-2. 11-High phut MIER hourly rate is ••y- xy yo EC4.6.110011011.BURI- Nip 'I-Diamonds -Corner." -4 5--Worker Charlie explained today. 1- ,... .., ?, e" 2Z 11-111aing 1 i 10-Beast (Pr.) -This kid was blessed with 'a i man •!••••5:t.1 I l' 11-Wise ssultant F ZS, V/.:b ' 25 6'11 !‘• C Services Offered ig 24 16-Guided 20-Cralte "STANDARD. l'.'••7 .7r 31 22-Large animals TIME 13-Distress call YOU MAY STILL HAVE A i') 2C-Leg Joint Farm Tested Feeds WE SELL to get your home properly insu- n 33 23-Man from NOM 36--Small tree lated and weatherstripped before 27-Hearing own Highest Quality 35 bad weather. For a free survey of 55-.Resort iteration /. ..•'. - L.... 30-RIver batik at t• - o your insulation and permanent /7./ ''.• 9 40 .41 42 'Scot I • r It. 37 % RUBBER STAMPS type all metal weatherstripping. 31-Panacea 24-1slandaill Lowest Cost • • call H. M. Scarborough, 409-J— 'IS 14I1 ri5 Atlantic •---- 36-Open 'pow Rock Wool Insulation Co., !Mur- • 37 rabbr.X 57 kNe -Element CO. Times *a 48 beggar ROSS FEED Ledger & •—•—• ray, Ky. N5c t IS-Hindu THE FLUFF IS ON THE 59-Short MAYO 49 90 V 40-Vala Murray, gy. ROWLAND Refrigeration Sales and PUNKIN—Bewitching, but 5., 41-Detagoosiolimil mMillim.. 42-Meat ea North 3rd St. Tel. 101 Service. Supplies. Phone 9934 much too wholesome-look- Fr a tawrc.IrraMni. ••-•rroas A.. • Hazel Highway, one block south ing to play the Halloween of Sycamore Street tf witch, blonde Jeannie Ernie Bushmiller His Part By Money, of Las Vegas, Nev., NANCY Playing COMMUNITY DECORATING CO., painting inside and outside. Coin- I Is all set for the night the plete decorating service. Contract ,spirits prowl with an ex- Consumers or hour. Call 999-X4. Free esti- pertly carved Jack o' Lan- Murray mates. If tern to grin toothlessly at Coal & Ice Co. FOR HOUSE WIRING, radio re- Telephone 64 pair or any electrical work, come We Deliver in or call 9134—Greenfield Elec- College tric Service 101 E. Main Murray, across from Stove Plant. Calendar • November 2. Tuesday — Recital. Lost and Found] Prof. John Winter, recital hall. TAXI November 3, Wednesday — Chap- wn LOST—Black leather billfold near el by Rabbi Herbert S. Little Red Hen Wednesday. Con- Waller of Louisville. • SERVICE tains money and proper identifi- November S. Friday — Football cation. Return to Amos Burks and game. Morehead at 8 p.m. receive reward. 030p November 8, Monday — Western • Experienced Drivers Kentucky Symphony orchestra. FOUND—Ladies watch. Owner may Tilghman high school. Paducah. paying for this ad — Ledger & ••• • • Safe Cars at 8:15 p.m. Times. Nlc Western • Prompt Service November 9, Tuesday — orchestra. By &sebum 'Van Buren Kentucky Symphony ABBIE as SLATS Steam Heat • Courteous Treatment READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. Mayfield high school. at 8:15 p.m. nor Wednesday -- West- November ,10. NATURALLY. HE'S ARE YOU WAITIL HE CHARGES ern Kentucky Symphony orches- ELEVEN °CLOCK:II. AS NEAR AS YOUR *P) ot P HEAR HIS FOOT- • A BIG MAN. SIX SURE THAT'LL IN HERE AND STARTS tra in the MSC auditorium at 8:15 I AND TELEPHONE STEPS ON THE FOOT SEVEN. GET HIM MAD? SLUGGING YOU p.m. Chapel. Dr. Ralph H. Woods, HOW SIDEWALK. KISS ME. YOU'LL SEE SAAO: speaker. MAD HE IS.W The Old Reliable mg MC Not ever5Poody in hfigrawoo/ county, sub- 138 Calloway A • TAXI scribes to The Ledger SAVE LIVES! & Times but nearly everybodyi reads it. 1" 4 BOONE'S 1.SOUTIA SIDE)....7: SQUARE ws sum rr — WI WILL err rr By Al Capp — OR IT CAN'T BE BAD ...i. 1,11. ABNER Honor Among Shes • C and Rug WOLF-GAL— LAST FAT LADS IS JEST AS HOOMIN AS ANY WORD OF STOP A SLOBBE.RIN; FELLAS 10' MARMON: ON MAH Upholstery SADIE HAWKINS DAY OTHER KIND. THEY IS MEANT FO' HONOR, AH PROMISES YO'LL GIT THEM SWEET LI'L STALEY TRANSFER COMPANY CAUGHT FOUR FAT LADS- NOT FO'EATIN't.r—WE HAIN'T A CIOSIN'li SHMOCS!!-AI-I'LL TOSS , NOT T' TOSS ANY Cleaning AN' NOTHIN' WAS NEVAH YORE WOLF -PACK 0' 140011111 BEANS T'MAH 'EM T'YO' DURIN'TH' SEEN OF 'EM AGIN-EXCEP' EATi N''EM-E3L3T SOME' WOLF-RACK DUR1N'TH' EXCITEMENT 0'TH' Local and Long tance Moving A SHOE AN'TWO WOLF-PACK ET 'Eli—, 0,11 RACE!! RACE.Z—e- CELLULOID , AN'YORES IS TH' COLLARS! 0.. r ONLY ONE ROUN' HYAR .r.r IN 40 STATES UNDER I.C.C. MOVING Dr. J. M. Converse Ail ratele not the'same Graduate 4 Veterinarian PHONE PADUCAH'11433 COLLECT • •701 Elm Street 216 Kentucky Avenue Paducah, Ky. Three Blocks South of and Shipping Farker'e Garage Crating, Storage PHONE 5734 •••• no 541 .• •1••-•- • r•-•e"

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Mrs. Solon Hopkins of Benton, Magazine Club Is visiting her -daughter, Mrs. Geo, 0 Meets At Home Of Lyles, and Mr. Lyles, this city. Club News - - Activities Locals Mrs. E. A. Tucker The Magazine Club met at three 4: TIME omen's Page Weddings o'clock Thursday afternoon at the 31. home of Mts. E. A. Tucker, South O ALS, 17.4it:r • - PHONE 374-M 6-1,s' • . Ninth Street. The hostess Mrs. Solon Higgins was unabi to at- NARSITY THEATRE tend due to illneaw. "Eyes of Texas." I Hr. la lstn.) Unit Sesston was A short business. Feature Starts: P19-2:54-4:29-6:04- held which the circulation of in 7:39-9:14, books WAS discus- among members CAPITOL THEATRea sed "Our Heritage in Literature- ''Gun Law." Folklure" was thensubject of the DESERT DESTINY Feature Starts: 1 I:23-12;51-219-3:47- program. Mrs. C. E. Broach was 5:15-6:43-8:11-9:39. by JOSEPH CHADWICK .leader.

- The speaker, Mrs. Mchlab a stu- _se.* reuer• 1,14...11.. lam TUesday. November 2 dent of Dr. Herbert Halpert at M. The Circles of ti as irst Baptist Blonde Tracy Illasden was not "I don't elitist exactly But the S. C., was introduced hy Mrs. Chutefi will nen at 2:30 ay fol- born A Garrison but she lived at hard truth is. we Garrisons are se Broach. She gave ssveral examples lows: ' the !usurious Hacienda built in much alike we don't get along of local folklOres. Arizona by old let? Garrison be. Ramon-1 mean Juan Dad. -ms There were twenty members Ea,t Circle with Mrs. W. V Kirk- tause her grandfather had been nephew and I quarrel at the drop land S, 6th Stract, .oyal LO the late cattle baron of a nat. And there s Helene. Ra- present. Visitors were: Mrs. Wayne Cg West Circle with Mrs. J. M. Linn. Tracy is the favorite of the mon's wife My step-mother We Brown from Hollywood, California 1,aron's idou Senora Maria. and fight like bitter enemies • and Mrs. J. D. Rowlett, Mrs. J. H. S. 14th Street, .hus skins the enmiti of Ruth anti "So it's a nice farm!) cattle?" Coleman, Ohs. E. B. Ludwich and Central Circle with Mr. J. D. uan grandchildren and weak 'Nice is right. Then, most ot all Mrs. Ada Hubbard, Rowlett, Main Street, • Ranion only surviving son The there's our feud with Senora Maria Fi Senora learns of another grand- We all are fond 'of her of course • son she never has seen. Phil Gar- But the Senora tries to live our Zeta rison, and sends Tracy to brine lives for us I'm not giving you a Department him to the Hacienda. In a distant very attractive picture of your rel- Entertains Student Childrens Corner MISS SOUTH AFRICA- city. Jim Conroy rents a room atives. Phan' NOVEMBER Latest importation to Holly- and ransacks the adjoining room Jim Conroy had to wince wrier Veterans N(7.Ives HALLOWE'EN wood and American films is only to be interrupted by the she called. , hum Phil. He had would become witches clans and knocking of Traey. who has been tricked Tracy into believing him tc The Zeta Department of the Mur- his black coat her somber dress blonde Jean Fulton, of Dur- By Joette Lassiter directed to Garrison's room. be Phil. in the hope that through ray Wornans Club entertained ban. Union of South Africa. "MISS SYMPHONY" - Then too, the owl would become Dr:lame his run Conroy admits tier he could find tte real Phil Thursday evening at 7:30 with its 10th The large round harvest her. Tracy assumes Garrison. Pittsburgh -born mezzo- moon!strange halloween spirit and from The 18-year-old miss won he is the Then he had duped the annual card party honorkg ' the rose weirdly upon a cloudless sky.; the corn shocks would emerge hob- her title and contract on Senora', grandson and is in. Senora in the hope of secretly soprano Nan Merriman has stantly' attracted Later Conroy righting matters with Tracy -Now student veterans wives from Mur- shedding an eerie white glow upon 1 goblins. sorcerers and other strange been named -Miss Pohl the basis of beauty; charm returns to Garrison's room he could not unmask nimself with- Sym- ray State College. the fields and forrests aut- onlY A cool and fantastic creatures that are and acting ability. to tind his quarry fled ( ailed out bringing down more trouble phony of 1948" because she Following a delightful evening 9 9 9 The umn wind howled and screamed! usual on halloween. home by the Senora', illness than he would be able to handle. set the unprecedented rec- of various games prizes were pre- • • • dent t through the trees and a screech 1 The black spider said repeatedly Upon the darkened eerie wing.' Tracy persuades Conroy to ac- He questioned."And Tracy? How ord of 12 concert appear- sented to Mrs. Orren Hull Mrs. Kentu owls cry wavered across the company her. Still posing as Phil. does she fit Into the feud?" coun- ; that she felt that something would too.'The ghosts and goblins, witches ances in Jean Hammond and Mrs. Jackie try side-it was hallow-e'en And a he meets Ramon Garrison. his "Oh. Tracy is on the Ser.ora's The happen. and sbe anxiously spun a beautiful daughter. Ruth, and the side, But we all like Tracy " Ruth's during the concert season. Allen fer high, second and third more suitable night could not be Varsity Tues.-Wed. have thin curtain over the door of her The black cat and the witches frail Senora. whq exacts his re- lips curled in an unamused smile respectively in bridge. Mrs. Lucy That's something to sing dictioi imagined. I • house in the cornshock as she wait- brew. luctant promise to stay one "As who doesn't." she added. Bach received the bingo prizes and AU versal Internal oral arc:sects MP about. one s The large yellow jack-o-lanterns ed for the visit of the belly:e'en And no one dares to venture month after he realizes she Ls She poured the cocktails, handed draw prizes were presented to Mrs. out a glass to disapa grinned grotesquely from the farm- spirit. For tortured by a secret fear. Jim, and lifted her glass. Virginia Houton and Mrs. Lucy EOW.6.ROBINSON.BURI UNCASItli creatures hover all about., "Here's looking house window 'and here and there! at you-cousin." Paris Road Club Bach. "The -Yes all day I've felt in mays-bones. The jack-o-lantern's grotesque CHAPTER X Her dark eyes flicked over him. among the corn shocks a black cat tfiat something unusual is goihg to grin "And wishing you weren't a cou- Meets At Home Of Refreshments were served from 11 4 with • I discovery that the Senora prowled waiting-waiting for the happen" Said the spider to the owl. Looks now like a most horrid IS sin." a beautiful lace covered table cen- been H Maria had a more midnight hour when his talons who had paused at her door fiend secret locked Jim said, "Here's to you. and. Mrs. Hugh White tered with a pumpkin, surrounded put the drink to his lips. He de- Aa'd gentle kittY's In her heart filled Jim Conroy by fruit and fall leaves. chair- day's "Well after all. halloween isn't now bewitchtd cided that Ruth was bored Homemakers of the Paris Road The ,svith a vague uneasiness. He with Ben every night ' Replied the owl. "and His eyes are coals, his soake tat“ life' at Garrison Ranch, and be- Club met Friday. Oct. 22nd.' in the man. Mrs. Charles M. Bake, pre- We'd Like To ge I came from the sickroom look- vi tins as for me I stall be prepared for switched. cause she was bored she was most home of Mrs. Hugh White. atat the punch bowl. Pretty ing ticans YOUR GROCERMAN anything." The dog's a wolf, now on the darkly intent, but he mere- certain to be-a flirt. Mrs. Paul Blalock. club president, itigements of chrysanthemums prowl. ly said to Tracy,"She is sleep- The roar of a plane sounded enhanced the room and a lighted have Arid indeed it doesn't happen against presided. Fourteen members an- Groceries No one would dare go near ing now." He wasn't sure that the still desert night. Jim jack-o-lantern added to the Hall- scrate every once each the could tell by swered roll 'call 'The club was day' For only year the sound that it was ween atmosphere. Fresh Fruits owl' he should take even her Into circling for glad to have as visitors Mrs. Craig. - Rep a CAPITOL does the ghosts and gobblins appear landing. But lo. when again comes day his Russe Vegetables anthe bewitching hour of midnight, - uneasy confidence.' Ruth said. "That's Cousin Juan, Mrs.. McDougal and Mrs. White, We find our halloween just play. sit by her for a little while." back from flying Dr. Jessup to Mrs. McDougal became a new club Sunday and his p and only each year is there so town. He's back Monday Meats Midnight drew near, the forrest Tracy told him. She smiled faint- early,, so he member. Social Calendar John many pranks played ly. "Don't think I'm neglecting couldn't have found any lonely I shuddered-the gong in the church The lesson on 'Know Yourself his ra 'Tis Halloween, an all is still! you the moment you become say girls irs Lanassa. I call him Don began to strike---one-two-three- Juan." and What Lines Can Do For You" Tuesday, November 2 , sand Hatchett's Grocery The trees, the moon, the water- guest. It's Just that I've been away the spooky moon covered by a ' The Mission Study Class of the Remit 1214 West Mats mill from her for so long." was given by Mrs. Robt, L. Hendon large black cloud. shapedlike a She was anxious about the Se- IIM followed Ruth out on a patio and Mrs. Pat Thompson. They First Methodist Church Will meet electe Phone 375 But soon the midnight stroke bat-not a star was in sight' But nora. and 'Jim could gauge the in time to see the plane coming pointed out that we should find at 2 30 at the church. Mrs. A. D. ticket shall bring depth of her. love for in on a field which Mexican at- suddenly the moon shot out from the woman a our bad points and try to cover Butterworth. director will present Dee In the room behind him. It was tendant had lighted up wttn a big behind the cloud and tee grinning the lesson on the Panama Ed se a an unselfish love. and Tracy was floodlight. Jim dtsapproveenotethe thtm up with good ones Proper Canal shadow of a witch passed over. uses of stripes, plaids. belts, neck- Zone._ hood! genuine. landing Juan made: a minute later; 4 Then the • jatic-o-lanterns- began He said. "Don't worry a ut me. he disapproved of Juan himself- lines and hats to wear was given for their dance-black cats yowled ru go sightseeing about t Had- because Juan reminded him SD with pictures to illustrate each ex- Tuesday. -November 2 the S wickedly. but suddenly among them enda." He looked after h as she much of Phil Garrison. Julep ample. Groups I. II and II of the First Repre appeared a strange green light. A entered the room. He w begin- climbed from the stIvery, low- Christain Church will meet -1 2:30 win, winged sport plane, a smiling, boy- Leland Steely gave a talk --atziwd small creature danaed within Ring to like Tracy a lot, big brother as follows. take the style. ish man in his middle twenties. He on "How Do You Dos and manners circle of light and the other crea- Ruth Garrison was another mat- smiled because of pleasure from to use in introducing so all persons Group I, Mrs. Clyde Jones leader, s excel tures paused to ask his name. The ter. She was waiting for him In flying, and then seeing the strang- may feel at ease and happier. WM meet with Mn,, Rupert'Parks, bran creature laughted and said the Using-room downstairs. just DS er with Ruth Garrison his face The club decided to have 's food 10 St. Obt Some call me this, some call me he knew she would be Her dark- seemed to frost over. Group II Mrs. W. J. Gibson lead- that I Ruth said her voice a trifle 'sale in NOV7- just befdre Thanks- that. blue eyes had a sparkle, and her er, will meet with Mrs. E J. Beale a dcf full red tips looked mocking. "This is Phil Garrison. giving. If you guess my name inviting She Coldwater Road, for 1 . Ill give was beautiful, but in an arreigant Juan. They brought him back During social hour Mrs Jack you my hat. way. He.couldn't find warmth to alive. He doesn't look like a Gar- White 1811 in the game' "Teakettle" Group III Mrs H. C. Corn leader and 1 will I've really a name, a good one Pier loveliness rison. so I've told him we'll like everyone enjoyed It. ' meet with Mn,, Ottis Chur- toria him a lot.' chill. DON all right Ruth slipped her arm through club adjourned N 7th .St. MOO WIMP Th Juan held out his hand to Jim The to meet with But dearie. to you I'm the Hall- Ms "I've had your bag teem to WC1g1 OUT Conroy "Welcome to Garrison Mrs. Raymon Rayburn in Nov. CASTLE •_CNNISTINE • GAINES owe'en Sprite. Wing of the house. where It's Thursday. November 4, voter more cheerful. Tracy lives Ranch Phil. But watch your step here The Business and The witch prepared for an eleil in. the old part, but the rest of us Our welcome usually carries with Professional lots Training School FHA group of the fLght but for the life of her she !Ind It depressing " It a stab in the back " First Christain Church Ends Tonite have could not leave the ground! And The other section of the Haci- They laughed together. and Jim Members Plan Radio will meet with Mrs. J. E. Littleton Trun much to the surprise of the spider. enda was out of another world. Conroy tried to reserve Judgment S. 8th St. The speaker will be Mr Coop on Juan Garriann It was unfair he had quite lost his spinner. Every- The spacious rooms were iavtshly Program Next Week C E Broach. Miss Margaiet Cam- Co comfortable Surrounded by eft- to dislike him merely because he GEORGE one was muddled, none of pbell is leader. , O'BRIEN posit their travagant luxury. It was easy for was like his cousin Philip. The narray Training Chapter o' tricks went right!-The ghosts a sheet the younger Garrisons to forget When they returned to the rum- Future Homemakers of America Alb( kept flying away. and the candles that they were living pus room Ramon was there with_ s The Young Matrons Group of the crate on a vast held its regular meeting Wednes- in the jack-o-lanterns wer.t out. cattle ranch-and obviously for- strikingly- - attractive aureven • Fiest Christain Church will meet at GUN LW ,fc, Dem, haired woman and a colorless day, Oct, 27. at 12:30 7-.30 11A Y WAITUF 111 The witches brew failed to boil and cetfulnesis was what they desired with Mrs. E. L. Noel. disciple come Rutn led the way into a low- younger man, who was mixing a The chapter made plans for a the owl remained quietly in his Center Miss Judy Allbraten is • direc ceilinged rumpus room eoutiViet1 drink at the bar Ramon and the rilio program to be given during — home Many parties, that night was aueesed supp with all sorts of devices to while her to be Na onal F H. A. week which is ...at the BROWN! a failure because the pop .corn away the hours of bored people about thirty-eat tozether on a nigh' NOvember 1-8. Those on the com- would not pop. and much,difficultly Jim sat on a stool by a welt-stocked white leather sofa Ruth took Jim can't mittee to plan the radio program SUNDAY • and many drenchings in the apple Oar while she mixed cocktails Conroy forward to introduce him for "You don't seem at all like a The Young man" name was Pete arc Julia Fuqua. chairman. Euva Walla ducking contests. Pop corn balls 1r- if MONDAY oppe crisp fall "plendlt- "raisin." Ruth told him I'm glad Dortehne He said. "Htva pat' Nell ElOggeS3. and Lavinia Jones. at its best these were too sticky and peanuts too Br That makes It ea.ster for me to like The an-urn-hatred girl was Helene. The chapter selected Jessie At- --hard. and all the time the Hallo- you " Ramon" wife. rival • theater attractions . . . Untusuei iambi- kins to speak on Promoting Inter- concert and •ween Sprite kept singing and "You mean my appearance"' She looked up at Jim Conroy for national Good Will at the district • dancing in the corn field At last a "Not entirely You ar'en't lIke us There were golden flecks tn het Ca Lions. . . Delightful shopping opportunities for ”flif in looks But eyes-and something more Sur- P. H. A. meeting at Trigg County black cat ventured to ask him if I meant something on a else There's something atiout you prise Slowly Helene Garrison High School. November 8, 1948 The he were the cause of all the IIOT far. far "better half". , thane different from Ramon and smiled at htm And said "No in- chapter divided into committees and trouble. But he only laughed and Juan troduction is necessary-Phil Gar- • Gov, -and from me too Maybe planned activities for the chapter replied: it's your manner You're rison and I have elreadv met " she • be t shafts- program of work for this, school • Week-ends are ilefinitels the times. now, to come to "It's Hallssween, sure-it's Hallo- looking, as if you are nobody's fool. looked at 'her husband. "Don't • UVL is you year. we'en night. And I think rnu can be tough " remember my telling you. Ra- an' "Well. aren't the Garrisons mon"' The rest of the meeting was de- Louisville and the Brown. Fewer crowds, more fan: If your tricks go wrong. hjame has' tough" Her glance came back to Jim voted to the construction of name • the halloween sprite." Conroy again latiehIng at him- • cites wonderful time? tags to be used in registration at Come soon, won't you? You'll have a So if your fire crackers won't MI shook her head. catting "Fraud!" He felt halt- e ally 'We've the District Meeting. • shoo'. or your jaek-o-lantern ROt•S R. gene to seed We're soft Too ingly alarmed. • line, • Nell Turner, Reporter Out.. it every thing seems to go enieh meney: 40 easy a life.' • olds Mimed IADY (To be con t Five Spiestlid Restsaroots iodating the Finns wrong-don't blame the wind, veu think I'm different." he says Tiliseri -"Why lee. that make It (The character, in ?fug serial are ueen an Empire blame the halloweert sprite. If you •,LOCALS of Whs. Sari ,,icier for' you to like me?" e• fictitious, ▪ Q▪ BLUEGRASS ROOM — Nicest -kW listen closely to the wind in the • Sultry Romance , rani Rev. Robert Jarman will attend of trees, I think you can hear him • of t a two weeks meeting .at toe First Brawling • call; Ben Irby. "Christian Stewardship" Adventure erne, North Pleasant Grove Christain Church at Mortons Gap It's Hallowe'en. sure-it's Mrs. Nix crawvirxi .3,..iv!he on . that Hallo- beginning next Monday...... 1000 Lusty 24 hours a day" Time is'a valuable we'en night. Missionary Society • • wid THE BROWN HOTEL and is the only des of River If your tricks go wrong, blame gift thing in the woi Meets Saturday l'a Miss Wynelle Hopkins .of Lov- the halloween sprite.' ..-• world that God has given to. every per ington. Ill., is visiting Fier' sister. Perhaps the halloween sprite is The October meeting of the individual. How much of your a s Louistoilie's Largest and Fittest "- Mrs. eGorge Lyles. S. a45ths street, I good spirit who is trying to stop Pleasant Grove Missionary Auxil- time is spent for the Lorr Mrs. Na' Mimi Hopkins graduated from Mur- the accidents so many- of us child; iarytau -- was held Saturday afternoon •gratiam. "What is in Thine cry ray State last year with high hon- ILLIOLD.L. Haan g. Vlanneing ren cause by playing some danger- at 1:O at the home of Mrs. Tal- hand?" What a re. Fier talents? ors, and is now teaching in the ous prank on halloween. so let's madge Crawford with Mrs; Jess .11SM/ 811' you using them? Bro Irby 22 Lovington, schools. She is at- all be careful this halloween and Wallace as' program leader. "the Title is the Lords" Mrs Paul' UfiarEallIMII9110101 0, .2•.% Co tending home-coining at.-.1eLS.C.--0- Five Flats Airteaditiassd All the Year lame see how much GOOD instead Of The meeting with Cunningham -How do you keep ion Bad things, we cando! • prayer bi• Mrs. Roy3 GoPerahl',:eid , .1„Book?" Mrs. Elmo Heyde and His Yvonne-DeCARLO•Dan DURYEA apr Theme: Committed unto us -a - taeward th with. Him" Mrs. Jess pARKER SEED' his Walltsee. Rod CAMERON' Helena CARTER Stewardship: COMPANY SEW Roll Call is 0.10 Song esWeve a story to tell to always answered —Buyers and Sellers---, the hatiOns-; with the number of chapters read TOO rRAZEE, MELUGIN in (ha bible during the month, ALL KINDS OF 194 & HOLTON Mrs. John Edd ,Waldrop gave number of sick visits, flowers ahd 'RIVER LADY" thc INSURANCE AGENTS part of our study book; QUALITY FIELD SEEDS trays of food sent China____"TwIieht or DadVine to the sick. gas Closing prayer-Mrs. • Automobile FIRE Casualty Musical Solo-Fred Well,: Waldrop. mi We Are Headquarters Sei Song '-May I be faithful: Mrs. Refreshments were served to . ▪ eleven members, three visitors and for Seed Cleaning Telephone 331 Gatlin Building Waldrop gave a 'report from Pres- bytery. - four children, • •••• Murray, Kentucky Bessie Collie was selected as a The next meeting will he with NEW LOCATION delegate to. represent the ,society Mrs. John B. Cavitt in November. Acrals'Street Free Marra "It Does Make a Difference Who Writes Your Insurance" at Sturgis, Ky. this, week. Visitors are always welcome Stockyards Responsive scripture reeding bY 1 •••••••=••••••••••••••••••••••••=•••••••••=•••••• 0 entire group. Prayer by Rev. Joe READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. Telephone INIS

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