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United Press IN OUR '76th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, November 28, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 4.0 .41jVol. LXXVI No. 281

7abovet, 49, has President Eisen- hairman of the Relations Board, N1TED FUND KICKOFF ing chairman DINNER TONIG ten. A former Supreme Court cIZE IRAN PREMIER ATTACKER succeeds Guy Lynn Grove Ward Submits Steer With Bad it Aug. 27. The Resignation; Attempt Will Be Made.To las been one of Cold Carries Hopes !miners of the Of Teenager last Alumni re March 4 Outlines Recommendations Raise Total Of $17O77 CHICAGO. Net `a - A steer FRANKFORT, with a ta1 reld • az is pea Group Ky -H enry future. Of greatest importance, in Meets or a pretty tecrea s A kickoff dinner Ward today submitted . : as !chill- will be held as Ryral Chairman for the United to Gover- my judgment. a the extension of nor Lawrence W petition with sai, • o' :he ar.esi tonight ter tne United t'uoil Devi Fund Drive. Bondurent has already Wetherby his fire protection on a state - wide. Lynn resignation as cattle in the nst i .1 . t „he Inter-' at the Women's Cltie thetas et named his attestants. Grove Alumni As- commi sioner of basis, and the building of a new n held its Conservation, to be riaaoral levcsioe. e retain to- 6:30. Memos Ellie, rbeirrnan of the Donald Crawford will be chair- third annual effective De- nursery to produce seedling for: pal t on Friday cember 12. day. drive will preside. man' of the Lynn Grove High night, Novem- reforestation. The state is now at Lynn The it••• . •1_11 i .y It .. 4 o nci The speaker for the evening will School District. Peul D Jones. Grove High producing only a fourth of the . Ward told the Governor that he by 17-yr. -oil a... 41, be De Kirksey Graduates from seven seedlings used i .11 4.: .0' Tersest Pogue of Murray High School: Carman plans to continue his aelivities for this purpo e. were served with a in Manly.- lows, wines. ie itte 1S4 State Collette. Ho will us- as ha Parks, Hazel High School; Mn. delicious behalf and many more are needed. prepared by of Kentucky natural re- grand ciamp....sh.p. o. .1.y is eieht Lepte sWearieg the. Rce. kasathsr' Wilson Gantt, Alma High School: the Parent - 'The program to control strip r Association. sources programs in a federal pneunenia le , v.- it i. -.1 couldn't Mrs. Ciao Grogan New Concord position mining of coal to reclaim land Paul at Washington He said compete in :he junior .iinpetillen Lyles will eel s i tic in- High School: and Mrs. Juenita, s that damaged by this activity which vseation rine .hor were approximately one detailis of these plans will be where the seas origtc..11y e is. en- remarks %vat Le Lee, Faxon School District. tarridrei was launched under your adminis- and twenty five announced later. tered. heard frem George lave*, preelent Miss Lottye Sinter people tration and through will be, the prawns All graduating your leader- of the Murray Ctie:nissr et Com- classes "The almost ship But. Sunday. show offitiale de- chairman for the Murray Training sine* the first eight years that I has made substantial progress merce wed Maurice. Creme ,vice- class of 1923 were cided to allow _Jame( to entet_hers School area. represented have spent as commis-Jones-of eoe- during the last year and a -Mee ehalaibeflathaaTuaaaaiiiVa7 with the exception of animal tor - Bondurant also mimed Havey servation have been the most and should be continued. the grand championship. our The association also Ellis. Agricultural Representative' heard satisfying and fruitful 'State leadership aeyway. The judging. whicla beg-in rom many graduates of my life," to push for- Tne advance eiee rine planning who were Ward today,. will include a tcp steer of the Peeples, Bank and Mrs. to attend said in his letter to Gover- Ward programs of flood control, committee ha e . i st work all One of taese Wae ,3.sed by another teen-ages, I:latter James Harr:s of Lynn Grove, H nor Wetherby "I appreciate the water pollution control end abate- week en . aar.gea • e.1, Th.; ;.;;_kle1 Kelso'. a missionary in old Nancy Turner from Preside,,e -of• the Callenerry -County .1 opportunity that you and former ment and the conservation of our nee: Cham- 11011CiaLe..140 W 1 •• : ,1. 1.1 draw. America. paign Elonnmakers as aounty-wide as- Governor Earle C Clementsl gave poil should be expanded. The part m. on Nancy won ietants. business session was me to work on progsams in which that %have played in the -e efforts' the alive- 'rand held and Bondurant is the area officers were I had developed a keen interest during the past charnproreship Saturday .v,tli- her agent in attend elected to head eight years has sas convinced 988-pound Aberdeen Aaeue." Jul- farm mareigement, and works in alumni asaociation for t h e both a nevespeperman and a me that the state can- state HANDS FOLDED, Mozatfar All Zulghaded, 32, whose gunshot ius." In past years, mile junior seven neighboring counties. His ng year. Charles Baugh was legislator , not do these jobs alone, and that wounded Iran's Premier Hussein Ala, is led across military gov- grana champiesi headquarters is in Murray He is ed president to take the we must demand increased atten- liten an gone on ;COPAL posi- "You and Senator ernment premises after being seized In Tehran. a past-president of the Murray t* held by Hoyt Clements tion to these problems by the The attack took to win the shew's greatest erize, Jones this year. gave to •tary Club .CH "es Baugh. Kentucky the kind of federal government place at the mosque where Ala was participating in funeral rites the grand championship. Last yese s and a deacon at the who served as it 1)1,' NV. far-sighted and devoted leadership "Kentucky ot a parliamentary deputy. Zulghaded, described as a religious champion. "Shorty I" brought Baptist Chusch. He is a ,•resident waft, succeeded by has received national that is necessary to solve t h e fanatic, said he went to Tehran to "begin a fight against infidels Janice $25.000. .duate of t h e University of T "Bill" Arnett Mrs. Bobby recognition for its development of problem. which beset our people. (non-Moslems)" because he felt the Islamic rules were not being Iowa State College iitucky and received his mae- gan replaces Mrs H S Rogers a state park system and publicity walked idf Both of you demonstrated con- carried out properly. I hi(ereationat Soututpeoto) with the s degree in agricultural econo- secretary and W D Kelley program under your leadership inter-collegiate lite-stet clusively to me that you were trees at the university. Mr. and I take over the position and that of former Gov. Clements. judging contest Sunday when its of willing to adopt positions and ' s. Bondurant and daughter. surer. Carol M. Rogers "The tourist business has grown five-man team amassed a total of served policies which might Ity live at 813 Olive street A s trenurer this not have into a tremendoaa industry Reds Hold 4,384 pcinte cut of a possible 5.000. year. in Four . James, „ been the best for you politically Kentucky, u- enrolled at t h e The outgoing officers of t h e with benefits that flow Hospital Gets The 1964 winner. Oiclahom i A lit but definitely were for the best Americans By Force sersey et' Isitesvele seaool of }Lanni associatch -expressed in many directions. including the M. was second with 4.388 points. the for Kentucky That is the mark of air to thank ell who helped state trea.ury. The state is justi- while. Pus due's perfoemen •_. wJs in a true statiltsan" BERLIN IP -The 1_7 S v way to make fied in continuing its partnership Army judged thrrd highest with 4,3=5. - the dinner a Good Report announced teday tb-c. with private that Communist ess. Ward citeet proven that has business . and such A 13-year-old girl from Hunting- Sgt. And Mrs, Joe 'enact lice-galet Lanier* held am or been made ilainthe Departrnerrtr as the Mete Chamber at _ . Vat, W. Va., meartaide .14411 ommerce eraeans - including two edna Cohoon Tc Leave Conservation during i in the development of A receet ,nspection of Murray etiikereres junior championsep resat h s tenure, gressmen and the wife ef ma -at par•tieularly the parks as tourist attractions and Hospital by a representative of and hand class in the horse show Hospital News in programs relating gunpoint for tour hours For Stay In Germany the publeiang of them and other the State Department of Health in East being held conjunction to natural resources Berlin in with the C. O. aleadurait scenic and historic points of in- :ndicated that the hospital .e.was expesition. They were Rep Edward Boland Sgt. and Mrs. Joe N etis•ie nalaY's complete reseed Whiny: "Although Kentucky has a long Terest being maintained in a sanitary who The advance ID-Masse She is Linde Frankel out- etas c, mmatee and children. Joe Max end Eerier Census 31 Way Sc go, I and orderly Rep Harold C Cectertag am proud of what "It is my considered judgment manner". accordig to performed Susan Ensenirieer of composed of George Hirt, •Glenn Sue, will leave Adult Beds tit-NY.) and Mrs °sterns. and for Germans on has been dona in the forestry that the stele should, continue a staternent issued today by the Wonder asks. III, the neaner-up, Verne Kyle Alidrsv Sum- to Lt Jamas T McQueen ea Mullins January 9 for a tenure of service Emergency Sects 29 program he said "When I be- operate the hospital's administrator Mr. Karl for top mons Holmes anis. state park- and their S. C. McQueen was honors la the event. Leon- Lathe: Rabert- or three years ra lien ts Adttarted came a member of the state Warming. escorttng the tan, 5 legis- facilities, but I believe that some :Fred by the Titan and aieuary Ed Seek and et twice Crass. They will make Patbents lature group. the trip by Degaussed . 15 1934 tat- appropriation form of organization must be deve- Femestrian Arisoclaeoce Jr The inspection was made in se- Charles L Dasher Jr . U.S. com- pLaiie end will leave- ern-ern Csmp New Citizen to the Division Of Forestry was loped that will Scam:toss inelues make for a better cordance with mandant in Berlin, First places in the five-gaited !be telloteing: K.Imer. New Jiesey $9 000 a year, The budget for the the Hospital lecen- said he would business arrangement than the etallion or gelding event went So Walter Baker. Janes !eest.ter, Sgt lents eshinitted from %Wednesday present sure Act passed in the 1952 Ken- visit Soviet headquarters today Cahorin an been stationed fiseat year .s $513,215 present political system provides Swan Stables ref Worthington. Ohio, Nat Ryan litualice. E n to Staturday Noen tucky General A.ssembly and the and personally deliver a "vigorous et Columbia S Z.. for the pest with Chief Solitaire. Alfred Lindsey 'A C "Kentucky'.."forestry resources Hospital Liceneure Regulations protests to Maj Gen P A Dibro- Enure. aames two yeais and prior to that irerved r "The operation of state parka Robert Key Overby, 707 Olive are 'of veal va. over the ------Thurman. Zelna _tater. W B. in Japan and Korea. Importance to her has grown into a business with a adopted by the Kentucky State - unjustified maltreat- Murray: Mr Roh-r: liacCann. Board ment" of Moser. T C Duize, W. t Outlend. Core:eine volume of almost two and a half of Health and approved by the American,- Roy Crotzer To The sill arrive in Mur- 1 N 15th. Murray, Miss Marilyn The Russians Bob Perry. Harry eledd. t' II l'ord. million dollars a year. That busi- the Hospital Council told the Americans ray December 15 for a tail with s Benton, Mrs Jess Waylon Ray.ni e. Bib Miller, Johnston. Sportful Love ness cannot be Sunday the group had been de- Sail For Korea their parents. Mr rsç Mrs. auph- 15 kicked around as a The report from the State Board Harold Be, man. it Vine St.. Murray, Mr John tained because it "violated t h e Ft Merritt rey Ciihoon rind Mrs. Sae Ella political football if it is to produce of Health concluded -The Inspec- Cpl. Res Fleeter:I. ison. Puryear, Master Dicine laws of the German triter left Marine, a harks Arson eater. Jue Futrell. - the best results for the state. I tor reported that demce-ratic or Farley. 213 Wondlawri. mtny improve- republic Monday. November 21. for Seattle, Pace, Joe Belzer Latta are Ileeiy Murray: personally feel that a non-prove by using a radio in a -- re Cliff ments have been inble in your Westungton, here he will sail Hotten. Robert a eie arta Thompson. 1620 Walnut operating arrangement vehicle in East German territory** hie an that will hospital and this office appreciates I' Korea for a sixteen Benton. Mrs. Claude R Reid The Any sedan in which the months' 3ey. Prank Albert Saliba rival give continuity to policy a n d your cooperation with the Hospi- Sequa* c baby boy. °tabard group was riding of eervire with !he. United Leonard V. ughe. a. 'V de ay. Stella Man Heights, personnel was equipped is the answer." tal Licensure Program-. States Army .rray• Mys. Twyatan Edventts with radio for communications R. W Churehill. R. le Cooper. Rue Ceotser who 1. Kirksey: Mix:: Jeanette Bur- with U. S. headquarter- is marrieJ to the Owe rby pence Pierian o, RI I. Dexter, Manly Bare Charles Owsley, State Depart- Btu-keen, daughter Karl Warrnine, Cortes :IAA'S, Succumbs From of Mr and Mrs .y.Jr. P 0 Box 354. Calvert Hall Encouraged ment political affair's chief in Ber- Ga n • Buresta of OWC-n Bill7ng4011, Wayne Duran. Over The AIM°. and is a brai.ar of Mr* -v Mrs Joe Hal Stark Rt 1. lin, rejected the Soviet conten- Cut' Mahan' Turk. W. as Purdern. talen Colson of II. see Mass Joyce White. Grand tion. He said Berlin is a four- mar Benton, has been Thiemari. Bente lutlinct. llugh etaurmed Heart Attack seas; Mrs Martha Francis Dunn. power city and the Americans are at Foil Knox since he Houston. Elliot Wear. M C Prospect Of Ike not bound by enlisted in the serv.ce ever a year Oakley. Malt :Sparkman. 3. Hazel. Mr Le' Taylor. Rt. Running East German laws. lienth ago Harchre Mr Neal Starlet. Rt I. However the incident raised the Evereu Jones, George Ove-rly. and J. H. Booth of Stella. Ky, died no. Mr Moss T Cunningham question of whether in the future lac Cletzeill have ins dauenter. Darrell Shoemaker suddenly of a heart atteck just By FRANK ELEAZER that he will defeat the Democratic 2. Kirkeey. Mrs. Gray G111110 the Soviets will insi e that the Deborah Jean C. 0. Bondurant has been named outside his store, at Stella Friday United Press Staff Correspondent! candidate by a bigger margin than inn, 703 Main. Murrey- Western allies be subject to East at 5:30 pm. He was 74 years of Mr. GaTTYSBURG Republican in 1952. when Adlai E. Stevenson -rich Perry. Identity, German laws. • age Rt 2. Mr National ' Chan-mon Leonard W carried only nine states. ey Buxton. 717 Elm Ste Minray. Ostertag. 59, is from Attica. N.Y. Survivors include his widow. Hall said after a ainference with , Hall said he also expects Vice He is a member of the board Alan Valentine Mrs. Anne Solomon Booth, John Loyd Allen an 1 baby of Is Winner President Eiserihieve• today that Presideht Richard M Nixon to be Rt I Benton; Miss visitors of the Naval Academy son. Richard Pain Booth of Des Carolyn he felt every much encouraged" Mr. Eisenhower's running mate and a member of the C3111011 Mich.. and one sister. Mrs Anne Rt I. Alm" Miss Vern about prospects that the President again in 1966 'ion He emphasized that on inter eeValker, 715 Sycamore St . will run for re-election - governmental relations In M.Carley. Mempha, Tenn. Robert Clendenin this was only his personal opinion. Cub Scout Pinewood Derby -ray: Mrs Cheater W Shipley. Boland is from Springfield. Mass "So far in I am roncerened, Hall, who always has been Mr, Booth Was a member of the S lath St.. Murree there is no other candidate," optimistic Hall about prospects for the crowd Goshen Methodist Church where told A large of parents and, my Ellis. One year service badges - reporters after a 45-minute President's full recovery and his James H. funeral services were Boone In Cub Scouts viewed the Pinewood were awarded James Wilson, Mike held Sun- talk with the President in his candidacy asked afternoon specifically if he Derby on Friday night at t h e! Baker, Tommy Venable, day at two o'clock with temporary White House felt better Big Maneuvers John office about these pro•pects regular meeting the Rev. afoyt Owen in charge of heredi of Cub Pack 46. I Paco, Jim Campbell, Bill Nall. Hi. „ after today's talk than he did services. Burial wes in, the Goshen FORT POLK. The derby was the feature at- Larry Ryaft, Skippy Hale. Jimmy made it plain that the Pre- before. La. - Army Spe- Cemetery. cialist traction of the night's meeting. Jimmy Ellis and Steve sident himself did not say or in- "I feel better abeut it. after the Third Class Jan.' 14 %one. 21. Jimmie Wilson led the Cubs in, Titsworth dicate what his decision will be conferenae than before." he eon o Odum B Boone, Lynn Active pallbearers were George re- the scout oath as the meeting was Cub of the month about a second term. plied. Grove seed. Muiray. Ky, is parti- was Ricky Ray. Lucien Lockhart, Coy Hale, opened by asistant Cub Master Tidwell from Den Six. He received "I can only speak my opinion", Hall flew back to Washington!cipattng in the largest joint Ariny- Fred Stone. Coy 'tantalite a n d Ottis Valentine The attendance a month's pass to the local Hall Fred. "I can say I am very after his news conference. Air Force nearieuver since World thea- Stanon Ellis Honorary palabaer- prize was placed on the agenda tres from Frank Lancaster. much encouraged." Hall said his talks with Mr. War II. Exercise Sage Brush. in ere included Johnny Walker. Otto Louisiana. with Mrs. Jones* and Mrs. Valen- Alan Valentine wa- the winner The long private talk with Hall Eisenhower covered a Variety of Swann.' Burnie Juno, John tine receiving the proceeds. of the Pinewood Derby. Second was Mr Eisenhower's first admit- issues including foreign policy, the :Some 110.000 Army troops are Watson, Lytle Parker. 011is Beach, James Warren Erwin vsa. ins, was Jimmy albs and third was tedly political conference since :is farm program. pruipects for the basting the latest concepts of ato• J. C. Kemp. Graham !abbe and treduced by Charles Mason Baker Jimmy Ohl& Sept 24 heart attack. coming campaign. and finances of Ode, bacteriological, chemical and McFarland Veneable. ay UNITED PRESS as the new Pack_ Treasurer. Den winners who competed in Met Last Sept. 10 the Republican party. He said the electronic wart, seeliwest Kentwey -- Partly New .Bobcats pins awarded were the finals were Den I Jimmy The Max H Churchill Puneral It was also the first time the latter never were in better shape. Specialist Boone's unit. Company • Ay,- windy and' cold today Bobby Herndon and Eddie Out- Wilson: Den 2 Jimmy Olila: Den Home was in charge of arrange- Sally Shedd GOP national chairman had seen Hall arrived at the Hotel Get- C of the 1st Armored Division's eh in toe 20a Fair and con- land. Bobby was not present to 3 Skippy Hale: Den 4 Alan Valen- ments. Mr. Eisenhower since Sept, 10. tysburg at 8:55 a m. ESTs and 1st Tank Battalion, will be regular- ed cold tonight m•i Tuesday receive his pin, however it wilt tine: Den 5 Jimmie Ellis: Den A MAIM iov. ended in Hall said .his eptimism about Mr went into immediate conference ly stationed at Fort Polk, La., After e tonight 10 above death for United Airlines stew. be given to_ hen. 8 Jimmy Williams: Den 7 Jimmy Eisenhower seeking re-election was with White House frees Secretary the maneuver ends Dec. 15. artless Sally Shedd, Those receiving Wolf badges Nichols: and Den 8 Jimmie Erwin. 25. and based not only on the apparent James C Hagerty He planned Kentucky Weather Summary woman-shy Robert Clendenin, were George Hallonan. Jimmy The meeting was closed by the Recital Will Be good slate of the Preeident's also to consult presidential attest- , SKUNK DAMAGE &ends west to northwest 20 to 30 28, New York stock broker Hart, Ronnie Cochran. Ricky Tid- Pack chaplain M. C. Ellis. A large health but also "from he- attitude ant Sherman Adams before meet- Held Tonight es per how with moderate hie trainee, when he shot her well, Ronnie Fox, Sammy Knight, number of parent were in at- to and his interests in what is going ing Mr. Eisenhower. SHAWANO. Wis - - A ety today Tuesday %voids front death and then turned the gun and Ben Hogancamp Gold arrow tendance at the Pack meeting on - interest that goes beyond to- The President meanwhile met skunk came ti Sheiteanr, :nil an "There will be a faculty, recital st at 15 to 20 miles per how fatally on terruielf In Seattle, points were awarded to Steve which was presided over by the day or tomorrow" with Labor Secretary James P. auto shop repeirman reaped the on Tuesday a 8t:15 p.m. in Recital et lower humidityte. Wash. He entered her plane Sexton. Billy Adams. Larry Hes- Cubmaster Captain Geerge Kim- "I am happy to say that all re- Mitchell on what was cleecribed as cents Sanford Hoffmen. Gresham. Hall at. Murray State College. current read- behind riorne 40 ter. Jerry Campbell_ Ronnie Coch- ball. • ime mperature other passen- ports about his condition have "routine'' labor applied Professor department mat- his oar brakes quickly to ran, Ricky Tidwell and The December Lawrence Rickert. ban- ei around stet Inciedest Bowline gers, had a few words with her, been confirmed," Hall Sammy peck meeting will told newe- ters avoid the animal, arm a car driven Knight baritone Will give a 'number of een 15! Evansville. a Ind., 12. then fired four times, two bul- .be held on December 18 at which men. ,At beet Hall was expected to get by Al Counerd. selections. .accompained lets hitting her chest Shawano, plowed Silver arrow points were won erre, an inspection will by John 1tecah IS. Louisville 11; London Then he looks it million be held. "He per cent." no more than a hint of how the into Hoffmares auto. Damage to C. Winter. Lexington did Covinetora ran out of the craft and killed by Billy Wilson, Kent Kingins. It Is hoped that Col Wallace II Hall predicted the President will President feels about that-if in the two cars himself. In term;tionaJ),, was estimated at Alan' Valentine, Bill Solomon, Hackett of the Murray State run in 1958 "if he feles able" and fact he has made mind, ROTC The :public is invited to attend up his - $200. Otis Jone Jerry Campbell, Jim- can conduct the inspection. this recital which will be free.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1955 itt TIMES — MURRAN, AENTUCKY THE LEDGER seinT-111111nrett- lerratisere P PAGS TWO how in a week's time," 'he -EH: stated measure at least 15 inches Skirts average Week In the flour vn Itte_a Coupe One of 19 New Chevrolets shorter skirts frame hem THE LEDGER & TIMES Jaunty Sport Shaer febries and model, and often a 16-inch resort clothes now be- to a point tar show up in length hikes the skirt 'I l 1111Liettet eil LELst.Elit & IIMEs rt MASHING i3OMPAN1 alit to stores acros. the na- inches below the and I'm Manhattan ing iust a hare two C•Iloway retire - aue.i.ciat. , al th. Murray Lisa‘es The tion. Tne pastel dresses and print The change ha,, been so West Kentucluar.. Januar, chilly knee. -inch er.es-Her..a Uctob 20. 1928 and the ed bathing suits that startle gradual from the 13 and 14 1/42 By ELPLABETH TOOMEY Christmas shoppers are forerun- lengths that shorter skirts Th hem excla- 1 United Press Staff Correspondent ; nerS of spr.rig wardrobes. a n y started wont .ause JAMES C %WILLIAMS PUBLISHER :infirm is a frank favor- a flurry week in ', Printed mations. But they'll start NEW YORK AP —A simple short evening last year's reser*, ant rignt le reject an) Advertising. Letters tu the Edna. ite far of hem-raisaig on 0es. Manhattan: Plain aoloreo chiffan iS Public Voice items wench in our opinion are not to: the ! dreeses. -ming cluthes, di- used for ahirtwaist dresses a n I pserest 0 .nur reaaers More women should became rectors. rravie 1i:rector John Hui- LI ISMER CO iatit VInot4 Al REPRe.SENT: TIV ES WALLAille ton says. 'M Vora. 307 N Michigan onroe. Menipn... Leto. 250 Perk Ave.. New Hustan. son of 'a famous actor I WO/ • CI:tactile-a 80 Baia/stem St Beaton and a director who :peetallzes we the Followir7 Merchants IS-4e ac stories of male ad- 'etisrn,=,,,P "4 BB. aw•s•:AWL tion packed tite.srat mative Peet eadace_ Aureate. Jitntlaclast_ tot-- — '— —..-----••••• NI Secano Class Matte! . ieentussa.a Tr • NC, I I 440k*, Red Badge of Courage and hisI• week 20JIISCR..1134r101.1- RATES By arerriez in Murray. pm week lac a pel Moby Dicki, says women Al pes yeas 5.1 NJ, elltime could give a "new di- ur.d a- aaallwith Gabs it Caeov...„ atlu adjouurig cote Is, e, dire.tors Or, mare 1550 Men- en- to love stories Lnited Trading Stamps wet Po "A woman s arnovreag., of oh da 195:1 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28, would be very valuabla Bros( is women .n Huaton said. "Women know bete Fr_.•.• "'...-ctra Values pa.- Trade With Us ARE STATE'S RIGHTS OUTMODED? how women thing and act, ticularly when they are alone." • The rangy director, who strides , equity of _a ruling iurthouti intention of cl.ts,,,,sing the down the streets ot Manhattan in end •seg•-; the same tweedy. sturdy clothe. Charm 119one MN by the Interstate Commerce Lummission to busses when they r he wears between movies as a dr'gation of passengers on trains and squitga in Ireland. is ac tr dry - Cleaners has been improved along with beauty country wish to mention this raling as an- Frontal appearance ef the 19t5 oi• e. has ' formance a • stale lines..Ve in the new cars. Abose is the Bel Air sport coupe customed to Mesple kIng Beauty Shop passed ins re- been smart!, altered In I 4 new hods medel by "What do you have against weher of many rules. laws and regulations Bartel and brighteorl. Per. , groomed es one of the year's style leader*. S-.nitone Cleaning redesigned sheet women?" regaisd fur the rights of SOO Maple nt years without tAr slightest The suspicion that he was ant:' ldividuak. states that make up the Union. - woman grew after he made several •in ths Anyone can see how confusing the ruling will be women-less pictures, Huston ex- right to enforce segregatinit pleased. Actually he is just the °IcateS that insist on their He women are Scott ter change oppo•ite. thinks Ward clywo, but it may be chat., the time Kis come to "braver and more dependable this Kaur constitution and wipe opt' state lines entirely so far men in moat situations. WALGREEN The reason they have not ha law is concerned. Auto Supply DRUG more success in the directing fie; fon -is no question but what laws and regulations There he oiggeated. is "unconscious pa 400 l'Artin the several states'are in'cinitlict. not only as regards jut:lice" W. Main 31 but sin many other respects. "If 41 woman make:, a bid p Teigrretation. tare: It a black Mark." Hust. D A ;generation_ slid. "If a man makes a bad la renvcirtership and use Were j ro,oked when they came to a tare. it's just another bad p,. Watkins VACate line., and dropped itom a we pa \ ysl road to a Parker dm - Women as directors of 1 0 v e BROS. sometinres a mud path througii doa'avel road at best, and Ecis les would get away from the Frate wilderneasi,. That. of eailitse. ‘a as due to the difference "male cliches.- Hutson :uggested SINCLAIR ability to the Food Market 5"1 !state-fast rn..ieeev. future of auto• The observe closely Por trrapersete atarcrand---yotrane SERVICE STATIbN an obile travel. • and Mrs Eisenhower, more important to a director than then the rights of states to make their.own laws UGHTS BLAZED for the first time In alenast 11 weeks in the quarters of Presideet escperience in acting, Hutson said. way Since Colorado. (international Soaneep)iotp)"7.- -laws the F‘Pel a-ae 21.1-a ion follov we their return from Denver. Any Wagtve been in conflict in esrrything freem "marriage woman who feels she could' hne ut together a believable movie butter substitutes on our dinner tables. r • the use of -could acquire th.e technical know' Hughes Now that the Interstate Commerce Commission has New Movies ther been clothed with powers/as great as the Suprem•- State Trade Farm Facts it ring thethree-clay festival het I Paint& & Wallpaper wourt. or has assured them, and ruled out travel regti- each May et Pineville and pit ..• Mount:an State Park. exPetions that have been in effect in sonie stateS a hundred On Schools Train GREENER PASTURES K State T* movies. all 16min, wilt hs• Co. ate we think the time has come for another show. hams.?ars tuaky's hills have been beaet . cost:Muted by the Division 0 maown. ties :all Ample rain.' and n Pabliatty troth in and out of the Are Released tu_•ky .nd will be eTheriuled • ,r12: We do not advocate a:1.4 . her -war het ween Man\ People ttmperatts,-es have produ-ed an x eelleeza aover of y,raas and so televueon rations throughr.ut the ales.- We do think state's rights should be abolished. grain On muet farms there is. FR.ANKFORT. KY -Thise new. United St. In. Civ1.7 slobs and THURMAN FURNITURE and utillrtZ; Ife required - that federal agencies adequate hay ..nd feed mats are!sound, celor movies about Kentucky terraces may obtain them by writ- Ioilet respect • them. FRANKFORT. Kcnt"co'. low thereby Qt.'s-Laing to toer-iet attractions. hi.ve been re- ing the Daimon of Publicity Three 4.expicie=acheuis_ _lean:tea _ film are boy. —a- ta"1-"11 iere the- eirestaieura- drum la- fat-ra -tensed tav the Diemen of cos-es01 each available. 13.313 pupils last year In `"' °'11 prices Thee, I au who hove nava intertt, 4 was anticunc-ed here today by 'rade. us-du:trial and dattributive a n Kentuzky's pasture aonservation Criminissioner /Imre aaaap 3.7.c.xdlintofnar a "re ri devehipblebt ate dhitthitet •k to Warr"' • live Years Ago Today . of the `State aiessa Education the a..y taw, "Gr. en Paatui • - P). eeeticrr. of 'he State .Ura. film_ de peas ar• Ian.) in Ledger and Tirn2s -File ss-ve d s., A thoughtful gift Eat.eaLo beournsodgr ar.,.1 sae ix ...r the Cumberland. Wondit land. an- .. . Ncr..mber 28, 1950 ( them' tette of vacation fun the The seatior, l.a enn. out us( trie 6evelopme-ra friends of the irner Blue Grass AI Keretyky Lake are,, while the for family and morning at enrollment ... .he ache •h • Sid Wiliu-or. 7i. pa..-ed a.."Ca- Saturday :he result of ;he tntroducttAi third pictures the Mountain 1•4IH(.6 of f"' :till no o.,:ock at his horn,- rit-ar Story's Chapel. Death was-3".-th ()3Lber- ';:t: Kentucky 31 Feecue. Fifteen yaar. Festisal The Cumberland elder- - ,month f oper.:ti, 0 ibis yea: 1,,:a1- movies , • -ibuted to a heart attack.. , -go teas g....ss v.as ttimed to Land and Kentucky e daub-. re 30 m!,.. .utel, 31;r". length, while SUrViVnrA"-iirC1trde - hig Wife.; IN.. :on-, and three few it.2_1 on the asencee Cau. ty T a larais: number af :a fartra 01 W.Paam Stster and ns- the hauuntair -Laurel film a 20 Handy 'AI re .I. et ..' . • minutes LAI" ‘On Friday n'itht. Nii.ember 24. 19700. the Banks or -,1,1::I, r.14, the b .1. New It is fuentatung v.t Lae-to:it - Ileliesty fiTy.inty were hots for a recognition dinner and •:..e•sy- .. :-..patim.. rued to n,,i r K.ntucky -C Hurd Wonlivrland va.11 :,.- - ,t t/I'a 1 3.322 lie t•ms wh• oar, any other crop. premien-a at :,:umbertand falls -.tin:, 7or the fat mere of Calloway County .that pal- Extension -ember 6 at a the 1950 Green Pasture A't•e 0 "-Allied ---'•a t: .."' 5' State Park on De II,pat-d :r. aid helped jadtee ureee attneted : MI per directeir% alirar.,; c a rreeting or members and a.am.OKI 14 ' m,C— aiaa oar,..e t.f Scenic Ca•mberlancia a on Street' w ae '" As ."•`‘. ' KENTUCKY S OP ' 1' - home of Mn. f ..11aalie Hale Prinlar ii'. county organization pro meting t , Club' 'A 1.4"' 996 Pe.' 1.a.1 month as I ccoVed the eastern • seene of the meeting of the Beok and Thimble 7.10 ely by ca:penvy a d a ..aa aria p.0:une includes ftens. Telephones ‘arn 3c-l; ttate f.f Illinois. Indian., area The Wertr.r-dav afternoon :it 2:30. .1:deb wit- he d ...1:h 394 1 - ani Ohio 1saw the v3-$ level af Lake Comb.rind. ,Wolf Creek tl-e, horn- of Mr and Mrs. George Hol- I Holioav ittle,,,t- in fold (.41.. ayorans :ad small Dem. Cumbe.land Falls, Dale Tenn.• Oh: totals weer-. in Color ..Ipchurch wet,- th-ir da ivht-rs. Ste of Knoxville. • eaa the ;realness nurnbei l^w Curnbee.land Gap. Natural of Hull•• Levr Jack- lizabeC o ..Va:;,litliii, l'.l.. Will (;..iirge Ann 801; anemia-. • a.,1,-. • lioigs. I a5fl realized that moat Acrh Midi Springe. and Fireir-en. Pon Wikkeraess Road St .,e Pail. _. 'win's. M'.--. • 744: rra abate Sit 4.1 693. ,nol. • ke Kentucky farmers cannk, true as well as reh r tourist attractien• aril w. J. Pa're. !, of f'.• ..ir.--,'•':-.. l ). •••••iis 'ha holiday :.sekr.g ti31 office pr.,. vete with these areas .n row- .r,ais ;n the area eyreri. his moth, - !Jr- Poi, M ,'‘''iktor, :irid i Mr. Meetii.to Mamba ale iat-Thong. Our opportunities ILA ,f I be . tt Aso pa:quer% a aampling af No Terry Grar.t. pharmai v •dliderit at thy University•• er..1 nlevonon. saeet toe deveke, trent ef rr.vie er ,,!' and Mr OP* ,14.71010 2011. UV, pastures and hay crops aid their haat mauls anti hate:.. :GUM] phs,uisvil:e w a- 111 s.- y I- .tiliri.nt,. Mr. •I SU.VPI• W.,' Garland • , ae is 74, 001.. eh:tent use by. cattle and sea it, the Cumberland rac D. (;et. nt tiri t oody with rc-reational fate- Akers 105. bt s. For toeately. I, ve..a.a.sk ct,s b.- sup, leg% n. along which 'the traveling purne... Sit) Ak mamma SO. n,: r plernented with tobac:v. ana in ' litias in H4 tit -114. at MARII PES 0% thu a few :.:'.-as a oh fruit, vagetakiles would be interested. tO t and glut ry, but by and large Tree Kertucky Lake moaon ;2 ,s• • around KC atil...1). rrilai;','UNKt 4.0)'1 ..1A1 4.1. kY Ktntucey fain e,on.sny v..11 res. t center.' or, _ a xl ard ntucky Lake State t0 4- Late. 20t. upon gi azia 11( types k Vil1 age Am 112, a., a.e.aal whs.. fa Attica foui.ary. These apaaeLunities ' car-,y . ato Parks. but shows i • in per 1.111 piaat. ai a. • 2,9. - small -an be found by the tour.st ere thczn two aid p..bleml .sreng .sch. r...: tar.a.„144, refeiger -tea- aa. :arms and .naaequate ce; ,tai be- the area. A : umber 'if f equ ,r r! as well BS 37 tt• el -aa2. -mew it takes larger than worse-. • '4 S. so .:uluded, in t - of sw:mming. boating a too the, fa.rns ,nd capaa, t these • k :atm. r . a iVie- scie a, Kentucky Late iner • -- - Tee theme or 1he Gift-wrapped the act vales Her DoN T WASTE SEED., Ile .• sn -v la-es ray: .1 %/min ''up1'- who plan their for Christmas • xpe•r.ns- oigsrm the Is :halt r..gh nf seednig t 0, va-etion at the bi Isar Delivery m is .2 the Ma.ritaln veer,- get good •".3 cis raw. to waivities I, Burrell. pr..ndee we.- Laui el Fe e'rval Intl. ns! Atectbed / eta .th.r La a 4'ion Sr.- ...ma:we:nay A. ti. New It.1 ar. n -le peel itoest Brand New Army Heaters ' operalior. 1 the 671, Ma.. • k Expetsme..t Station n n- ▪ ! r, g :he am ComMeikeiolly Known As No. 120 by fe..ne 50 eireeted. J.; this M z."tsonvils :ewe. yarlaswe obtainee •ve a ea e- snan s;g palmate a ar • man) think they can. hear • State V. ;4;•-i•ta at e• ea.' of alfalfa to ',se a ...vi re "knock" an one aylinder reprew•nted Here's the ideal gift — just the thing WARM MORNING 714 K. . ) I ike- me engine • th..t 14 . ,r. S-re. e "19 A 1111hiUr.1 greater yliets than as .arceiliare. hardao-gisc-to folks on ttfur list. Regular 576 50 for those K, ky fa. -,••rs • r irf .1% 01.11 ,yipulai Or are new phones add style talk 0 mat, Ssi.nsNs mat y sear These striking BRAND it kyr,— may NEW ...1 113 • not tarts' iiriairasl tit,bls and beauty to any room decor, save steps and - • it. other, at aaw'its I We Ako Give You time every day in the year. Delivered gift-wrapped and installed before or after Christmas. as desired. Billing can he arranged any way you All Pipe You Necd regardless of where installed. To order, call the Automatic Damper Funeral Wreaths prefer, Or better still, drop by Elbow - Hond Damper Sprays 1 elephone Business Office. Remember.. and rtistically Arranged and select the style and color of your choice. J. T. WALLIS & SON To save money when to need appliant eta GROCERY s our Norge clealo,r .11. • r Southern Bell I I! +4 I-I t THRI ELROY SYKES Telephone rind Teleqraqh Company rade 603 S. 4th. — Ph. I6C3 Ii at — Call 471 ••••-. Caw - ') • sr*

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PAGE THRh'I‘ iches DREAM. SOME TRUE $210 L.rage worth of toys, Irv...kw:lin. bicycle, twer- hem NEW monkeys, two err. l'ORK lit - A Christrnis sets, a point train and a carria,..!e dream came trtie Friday night for Myron Taplisi, 14, of 76 DeS the four youngsters - -thew wese ovel per- Rd. West Roxbury. Mass.. g.abi n mitted to raid Macy's sprawling NewsMakers $100 worth in five minutes. .1..hii, kinch in toy depiutiruht and keep evorything Governor, 12, 4512 Alab.ana Av• skirts they could carry away. Lynchburg, Va excla- The once Am SALE: Aluminum three way m a lifetime opportun- flurry ?ON SALE: CREPTomp:R AND ity FOR SALE eterAsidatien window and sas given the four as a ss.srd year's doors, deader. In good condition. pieturs windows Call' for doing the best coloring We fit the open- 1041.W. See at 1804 lobe on ing. Hamilton pictures of SALE: BRAND flEWa ARMY Shade strewn or aluminum. three radio and tele- Free N28C vusion adventure lus Heaters, commercially eatioutte No down payment. story charwqers_ n 36 months to Mary Ellen as" rm Morning No 120. per. Herne Comfort O'Leary, 13, of 239 Company. 1716 W. Attu:tale at rota value $7640. new only W Mal - It Phone I—NOTICE St. Philad.Aphii, wads 50 1303 anytime out best. In with pipe, elbow and dam- D30C her allotted tarn*, of four free; rebuilt Surplus Healers minutes, she made off with FOR SALE: Two Weimaraner Noalcm: FoR HAULING 95 to $30-96, new 20-oz. CALL Army male puppies, four Bab Moore 416, a tle sq ft months old, 1 a o carpenter J T Wallis and work rvg.ilt_et.1.01.. _Pitt. 4882- .Bnotoa.. call Bob Moore or ..,FIernian DISC. * David Gilliam, 400 W 12th. N30C Litter N28P K, LAKE OIL CROSSWORD' PUZZLE 1—Lost & ACROSS Found COMPANY 43-Famous QIIMP2 1:112111/.17:. 1-Decline viohnmaker /ON 1-)12113 45--Cantne Losr LITER SPOTTED New Concord Rd. 4-Japaness 42-Mountains :i1r4 14111RU:421151 1113 Pointer, measure o_ made. Lost between Coldwater at City Limits 6-4ntetwe giltretra., C•11:1 :40(4t3 and II Lynn Grove No collar -Small, drum 66-43*SOO at Ans.k It- Heretoftire maples to Bob Call Gene Potts Phone 152 Conjunction 71 jr at 63-Persia Feed still Ph 16- Venerate* 64-Late Latin Ilidt3L1 LitdUlui 1318-W-1 N29C is-- Prunus= ate*.) 11110 rilr:Ir41111 it-Spanish for 16-ilrestIng Jilt •VX 64-rreed RUSSELL TONOAY, shown when 21-Take from F.P1111i • '.5726t1L, one's part germs ";1.10 FOR. RENT taken in custody in Los An- 22- tVoody pow' 5/-Dietriet I451 IV* C 21- Snow '411 geles, said he was suffering 26-Knob Attorney cirIlleTiVrzr" !Rh he (abbr.) FOR RENT: from amnesia when ha escaped 34-High 61-Tropical fruit 11(14 I411(d FIVE ROOM HOUSE, FOLKS ue motaitaln oil from guards in New Orleans, -- W140 AIN'T heated, wired for electric stove. '11- 21- It tisane 12-Sensations 2-tioond ABOVE, JOSE La. Tongay, servuag PRAVI.LED stockade Available December I. 303 FERRER and lovely June Allyson a prison DON'T- AMMO ,r the skin 3-Stse of shot South sentence 31-Witticiaris 65-Turn Inside oat 4-8 8th. Phone 165-M. in Florida in the death HOW TO APPRECIPOIre' 33-Legal seal S4-Nov• 1- N30C in a scene of JOAO CAFE FILHO (above) was Iabbe.) Scotia from the picture that is destined his "Aquatot" daughter, had (abbr.) to be placed under house arrest in HOME. to 34-Keen 47-Abstract being FOR RENT: 4 ROOM APT. First the most talked been taken to New Orleans for ..0•"" 311-Pack away about motion picture of the year! Rio de Janeiro after the Brazil are 34-Cyprinel4 6-Al floor. Stove outlet. Available now. medical treatment When taken fish DOWN It's "The Shrike," which congress approved a resolution he 40-Ship's 11ZW7 I" Call 193-M after 7:00 p.m. opens a two-day engage- Into custody in Los Angeles, he complement arillotialt 308 that he was ineligible re l -Creak letter South 15th. ment starting was trouserlesa and wearing to return N30C tomorrow at the Varsity Theatre. to the presidency. an overcoat (International) Filho had 5,. • 2 i. 109:1"-Swellinfil""WIRW11.44 announced ' 6 1 11 I 4 Poet. essayist FOR RENT: 5 ROOM MODERN intention to return satiturrZA61 unfurnished to office, with his doctors' ap- 1 house, garage, new r°. proval. Juscelmo 1 college on Kentucky Ave. See Kubttscheit, sy /7 , 17-• lbTr Billy Smith. 1618 AWARDS HONOR president-elect, takes office ,„ re In oin Calloway. N3OP MARY PICKFORD AND he LILLIAN Tan. 31. 20- .13 nem.. GISH (biternalional) ue on god repass point r *Pole event 11-IELP WANTE-131 the r:r lit, l' oiW.I Irl's nen* I itilleacked • Indian DANGER! AZ V MAN OR WOMAN WANTED TO It Is Dangerous to Neglect .;',./Z • You II never as YS ?Rs 3 handle McNees Products full or Cough from Common Cold feel sorry about -41'461(14stO Installing our top ...Itlittt"mruei era spare time Opportunity to make Chtoiiic bron,tutis ma). develop if quality drain .41 ,:;,.//:;!13. O $40 tile. If you are building V".4.1(/. le j a day No experience neces- your cough, chest cold, or acute bron- A new raatclable chitis hi me or reersedeling E'• 1,44a, i 4 - sary. Write McNess Company, 120 is sot treated and you cannot your pre 4-e asar Wean - a-Clark- -St afford to take a chance with anymedir, west one: inettati die on your ITP eine less 50 r V117 2 potent than Creomulsion. It kitchen drain. It not only will U. goes into the bronchial system th golden) ALWAYS RED to help add beauty to your kitchen but nce an loosen and expel germ laden phlegm cs ,kpb 57 will give service e7'5/ Wo and aid nature to soothe and heal raw0 and depend- the 4 LILLINGTON. N C. t - Coun- tender,inflamed bronchial ability. and •1 el 6-5 $4 LeiTlindte membranes. 3 611.-Cer Miners ty recorder's ccurt 5D11.-.11 4- Neill Creomulsion blends beechwood so 0 Itbkr. Ross, defendasg hunss•if at nis trial. creosote by special process with other FITTS BLOCK in, Bean of hurtles time-tested COMPANY iper lig va- rot& I for drunceness. said his aceuaers medicines for coughs. 11 wrio. he hon‘1111 contains no narcotics. nor 0www owe., anwwW. 16. number) were misled by the fact thrat his lirlig ea-Proiteun • Get a large bottle of Creoratilsion at 'ace s "ricarnally red." 411 WU" 1068 nurser at your drug store. For childrenat OAKittentIMPsHr MAO Ma ALS fasierf_tepiniga,inu fur C - then IS the AnY and tddiplc kIge. .

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4, 111 Canoe. loU whe.. a waive 0=.4r'worm. •4 Ow RUPTURED! ig Kim Perm THEN ITS THE WORLD FAMOUS RY NO Pb IS walked •'DOBBS TRUSS" sly 'married to the dna@ WW1 Lora arid mow what reason drove you Loge accompanies her into BELBLESS - BELTLESS - STRAPLESS Lend, Wade Tykr, to his family opened it. . marriage with him, ne but I think it ow Staten Island after nursing "We are going to be friends,' v..as not It holds like the hands. • hack to health from a serious love" It can be worn while bathing It does she said confidently, '1 have net nd be received while fighting as • of- Lora sat very st)Il. V..5 had not spread the rupture. et holds 'with a concave pail, Semen •.n etudi•r. She meets Wade's auto- fended you now. Bat Yoat'll forgive expected this perceptive shesild teach iyososet or reothe'.' Tyler. and Jetn. turn of to place a bulb or ball in opening at me in time. You will forgive be- mind in Wade's win al 74.s,te sad his dead first mother. But she YESTERYEAR film greats Mary Pickfurd rupture thus keeping the muscles spread apart. F. A. • VIrgro.• cause you are as direct as I (left) and Lillian Grab receive "George" N'ines, Amid the growing ten- am had no secret to conceal. Wade L. Lasky, chairman of awards from Jesse [rum Technician. [ebbs Truss , between Wade's mother and Lora Come see me the Festival of Film Artists at the George Co., Birmingham, Ala., Will again when that knew about Martin. In the mo- N. Y. Eastman House In Rochester, be at the bride learns that Virginia died by mausoleum "Georges" were conferred on four other former National Hotel, Murray, K).. Friday, Dec. Zrall. 144g in a pond near the Tyler because@ toe Much for ments when no was completely stars as well for contrputions to the 1915-23 you." anent films era. Hours 9:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. an. vr.; Lora finds Wade mourning for honest tie knew this nad been (international sinw sad asks him to tell her what • • • a Soundly/to(e) was like After learning marriage oi two lonely people who more of "Wade in'• smiler life Lora promises Jens- -Serena Lord le giving a needed something to cling to But • etinshae for Christmas The sur- party NANCY on Christmas even and we It area impossitie to explain this to • Is a puppy despite the oppositiosi are invited. Wade's mother to haying gets ta It's to be a dance and Wade's mother. By Ernie Bushnoll—at h./111111. late supper." Lora makes lb' aoiluenal- She held the note out Mrs. Tyler continued, her tone SURE --YOU'RE i• of bgre Morgan Charming and be- to him. WELCOME TO t to learn of the relationship steady and cold, "I will now tell be- He FREDDIE WE JUST THE GUY • her and the Tyler,. shook tua head. "Naturally, you • certain truth you should NEED OUR TEAM, we cannot go." 'WE FLOOGLE'S know before you make friends A HUSKY CHAP WANT,, CHAPTER "But LIKE FREDDIE TEN why not?" she asked in with the woman who lives in that ORA could find no surprise. YOU FOR WOW words when A party and dance at monstrous house up the hill. From OUR FLOOGLE SPORT SHOP . Charming Serena's revealed that her sounded exciting and the time Morgan Ambrose grew FOOTBALL // ml- rdenar" was lively. her father. She A sudden desire for gaiety Into adolescence everyone knew 41.1. 'let le an effort TEAM /7/ to recover from her surged up in her. that she had set her cap shame- ME? ro- 'Jrueeh s.nd moved again "After toward all." Wade said, "there is lessly for Wade. It was quite plain II 1 ert door. But Mrs. Charming a period turned of mourning to be ob- that she meant to have him at all er, 111117 it. served for your father. And I nave costs. If I had not . prevented Nur_ 41 not felt like -.•••••••• oto Walt a moment'" she cried, and indulging in frivolity it . . . he might well • •• have married en- t .wiftly toward the end wall myself for a long while." her." 1 "Papa ice he drawing room where the didn't believe In mourn- Somehow this "truth" which .p 2/4671\10t ing," len salt hung, tier black skirts Lora told him quickly. "He Mrs. Tyler seemed to think so im- out ling over her wide hoop. never wanted me to wear black or portant did not particularly shock go around with a long long green cord with a tassel face." Or disturb Lora. After all, with 1110 •J -i She went to him, put !nasal. OS e end hung down along one light hands Wade. charm, why shouldn't a —ii11 NI r - of the picture. Mrs. Chanrung on his arm, gently pleading. His girt like Morgan have been at• 4. eyes softened and he bent ••• 3. 3 OA —Au ..41.• hed for it and as she pulled, to press tracted to rum! But that was all !vs •, •,a1 his cheek against Pow."' I. -44••• velvet draperies parted to re- hers. so long ago. Why should it matter oto the entire portrait The artist "You are • wheedling one," he now, or be considered a reason for —LIL' ABNER -ial said. "But painted • second woman who you have forgotten that carrying on • feud? She went on By Al ay- I cannot dance, thank' Capp in a low chair, looking up at to my leg." to e point which interested her in "I won't dance either," she prom- more. I-I GUESS WE'LL JUST HAVE PROBABLY figure in yellow. The second To Jusr SOME oCmC ha wore pale ised. "I'll sit beside you and we'll "Did you object to his TELL THE CUSTOMERS THE FREAK FATE: green and she was marrying TRUTH, OF BUT I'D ust g and pretty, but with none watch all the bright things that are Virginia 7" I WONDER IF THEY'LL GIVE ANYTHING happening, TID Ina e arresting quality of Morgan together. It will be "There was a suddenly bleak (GROAN) EVER COME FIND OUT WHAT wonderful IT sta. tining. just to dress up and-" note in Mrs. Tyler's voice, but s BA05!. WAS THAT *Tires' up?" he repeated. "But, little to if y stater," Mrs. Charming said Lora's surprise she ans- ATTRACTED my dear, you nave no ins girlie." gown that wered the question and with a ring THEM To THIS would be suitable to wear. Christ- of of •ra was too startled to speak honesty. BROKEN mas eve Is almost upon us and -DOWN !was Wade. wife, the woman I "I did not see that coming," she STATION; understand • seamstroas cannot confessed. oid had come brat in his life, the "The danger from Mor- be had at this time." gan iss. an he wanted her to resenmie seemed so much more immi- For Just a mofnent her hopes fell net that stared in fascination at the I did riot expect such a 600 Then she lifted tier chin in a ges- rebound." k„t, young face of the girl in and ture of determination. "But since green. Virginia had light hair Virginia was the sort "I hive the material now -that to make • golden touch to the ringlets Wade a good wife, why me lovely garnet satin which Is ra- slzould you 1it her face. She'Reld an ern- have minded?" ten te ed for • part" gown, I can Mrs. lery hoop in her small hands Tyler sat • notch _more es- the dream myself. I know proudly in the needle poised above it, LS her chair. "It was hard- wo j the style I would like.' Please ly fitting e had just paused to look up for Jason Cowie s grand- let me, Wade." son to marry a servant girl, •r slater, The Ind Lora could not watt to be off to shock for me was very great." was never very fund of her," her own room, where she could Lora felt a Sash of pity for the Charming said carelesaly. on spread out the rich matertal on her girl Virginia. She was beginning ABB1E an' SLATS was a silly, rather insipid bed, loving the shine, the feel, the to feel that she knew Virginia By Raeburn Van Biwa nd 1 thing. 1 never understood very smell of it There waa some- rather well. Ye- Wade saw in her." The chal- thing 11-40 heady about the scent of new "At least her marriage could AN IS TH.,jN* &is ha mg rig gate shifted suddenly from material. - Skit would make herself not have been as hed for you aa if r-A SPECIAL AN:DUE RACE wv4C1S AelnigiUSS the 'airtrait and fixed Lora can- the moat beautiful gown she had he had brought Morgan here,' CONTEISTANT?-vit-I0 TO HIS T'GIT MARRIED!! SNOWS "You are nothing at all like ever possessed. She would be a Lora said drily. KJ HE BE PROFESHUN, IS GOOD COMPANN the nisi How did Wade come to credit to Wade the warty, — at arid The old lady made a gesture of HE IS by his great love?" * that f3O1'A WIFE MIGHT DE ver would please kiln, be good for repudiation and the gems in her suddenness of the question thern MIGHTY NICER — • both. rings sparkled fiercely in the &re- equally candid answer LONEL..fr rie ed an \At dinner Wade mentioned the light. "I saw to it that he would Lora. -He wants to think I illtrty casually and Mrs. Tyler ex- not bring her here." adnotted. pressed some ke her," she disapproval, but not "But this is all 90 much water . Charming's unrestrained opposition i. Plainly she did not like tinder • long-ago bridge. None of rang out again. "This may the idea that lora meant to make It matters now." nosing to watch( Consider' the worn hetself, but she MIS Sur- "You think it doer* not matter por- our tk,haviiir over this prisingly moderate in tier reenarkla. that Morgan has never in her life ed. could be in for a Jolt one But later one balled Lora to her given up the pursuit of something •se days." • room and mud; "Ydu are still an she wanted?" a t if I can help ft," said Lora outsider in this hottest. A stranger. "I don't believe she wants '6 Stiddenly she wanted to get You have not even he101.13 to inte- Wade," Lora said stoutly. "It nom this woman and this grate yotirsslf with our manner of seemed to me that she does not Hut Mrs. Charring would life. It even seems to me that you even like him very well." stranger not • cleats* her se easily. She are a to my son. I do /To Re rokfiekeil U I Po —AA •••••••3‘ IPSO b., ...•4 ••••••• 13,4••••, Ina 1.•••-••=111111. II'25 „s

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A MONDAY, NOVEMilETt 28, RENTLTRY • Tiir 1.M1FR - MtlIRAY, ^NEP clueing holiday acsidants Special friiipTillint- win be on trams :leen .. .. Hand on Bottl ..;.ents, which have taken an upward Remember awing this year of about 6 per on any gift, and Locals cent. A oontribuUng tocair to this You get 20% off Women's Page ,eep Foot ,increieni is an even greater gain 10% off on any book at the Th News Activities in- motor vehicle traval. or 763-J Club Jo Burkeen, Editor . . . Phone 694-M-4 Heavier travel iuuii ine feative MURRAY GIFT SHOP Off Tbrottle salrit of the Christmas season al- BLDG. ways add to the normal winter NATIONAL HOTEL E. Hale Is of bad weather, slipacry Hide C. CHICAGO — If ae had your hazards HOLIDAYS — Jeanett and added hours of dailuicsa, — FROM NOW THROUGH THE Hostess For Meet hand cn the bottle ke your fu roads Airlines the Council said Shop OCIAL CALENDiR off the throttle Early . . . Where . . . Murray Gift Of Circle I JUSCS warning against drivinF_ after Shop That warning was issue drinking. the Courted said that Mrs. C. C. Hale opened is e r bailey, Nos-ember 28 v e n-th:rty lock nation's drivers eday by the emeatourtia ca all fatal traffic ac- • • • the • home on, Broad Street for driokine driver p us" emakers Club tioaal Safety Council as it epentel dents mvolve a .rtrv.*re- meettng-of-Carele-I-.4-U1e reneneiviehate--ef TONIC:4ft • -- eet with Mrs. Jackie yers of its annuIl—tlii-Tihs"sraK•i-ztiti elevedeetrranr—The — 'LAST-TIMES ef tfie Murray Womar.'s Club w.l. Society of Christian Service probably incnnises this -thirty o'clock_ the hAsikdays nSE1.1. meet at the otub house at one- the First Methodist Church held 'Paten JANE Ht The oan4paign is aimed at - percentage. thirty o'clock. on Tuesday afternoon, November • • • • "GENTLEMEN 0 AAUW Book Club will 15. in by W.' t the home of Mrs John The Wornan:s Missionary Soc- The program was presented ROYAL MARRIAGE BREWING BRUNETTES" Street. et the Memorial Baptist Mrs G. B. Scott, chairman of the MARRY West Main iety of ith JEANNE (RAIN Church will hold. :ts general meet- cir:le. She gave a'mcot interesting . ing at the church at seven thirty talk from the book. "His Eye Is a clock. On The Sparrow" by Roy Smith." • • • • Mrs. Scott told of the two hund- The AACW book group meets red inch telitecope atop Mt. Pala- tonight at 7.30 at the tunte of mar in Southern California. She Mrs L.Cian Hollowell Adams, quoted from the book as follows: 1ikr West Nfairf Street "If any riian doubts the ability of • • • • God to see and bear ono of his Timailloy, No.ember 29 creatures let him consider Dr The -W.. f Fran Bapast Baum's figures. If an instrument '-'nur.h will observe the week of made by man is able to see a prayer for foreign m.ssions at the lighted candle fifteen thou-and church at two-tnerty o'clock. miles away. surely the Creator in • • • • Jeanett whose image we are made and The Mernor:al Baptist Church who can design a universe two daughter of WMS un.:1 observe the' week of Miss Jr anett Huie. billion light years in diameter, is fought with L. C. Hine, Murray. She - prayer for forays:. 1111.1.1.01-1S at. the Mr and Mrs able to keep watch over the spar- with i church at two-thirty Route On- began her duties row's fall and the hairs of our every female • • • • Miami. Flan- National .A.rlates- in head" It She den onaltaudas_ ...November --Inering-the social hour the ins- posit:Co-viand weapon to hold Wednesday. Neerember 3111 w.n trained for her teases, Mrs Hale and Mrs. Jtftius Te Sc-hool. Th. '! Bape. t Church placed to Ryan Airline Sharpu . served a party plate to duties her husband! teM,S . meet ,,t the church snec.aLaine n reinirvations each of the twelve members pre- rec 'in A ,t two-thirty o'cldck Miss }Lan expects to remain s, rt V.44 • • • • Miarra for duty there. • • • clu King Faisal U The Murray girl is a graduate Princess Melia i The WMS....of .the F:rst Baptist at- JUNE ALLYSON Murray Training School. FERRER • rsive of Program Is Ben Toussef to throne of Mor- JOSE Fcbi i Church will meet 'at the church one Musical RETURN of Sultan Sidi Mohammed tended Murray State College Lelia Aicha, and at two-thirty o'clock - • occo revives reports that his daughter, Princess A1A r•ATUIN year. and completed her Airline Preseuted At- Meet OP ,NNI ps„w, 'em • . • • King Feisal U may be married. The princess la 26. the OfIll•CY Padacals Iraq's AISOI Ran Tramin and atended the be a political triumph_ for SWIM an 11N^ Stee-nerrie-Rephoe Of _UDC CitaPter king 20. Her marriage to him would Res:dent .C,asses or twain- nIrlwie • ,-et at the thurch at Mrs. D. F. McConnell was hos- Morocco, but perhaps a setback for French interests in North Schoid ' Wigs for the. meeting of the J N Africa. Iraq has been cntical of France's policies-(intsreational) :Announcement was made 'today • •• • • Williams chapter of the United illessir Folks Ryan. Director of Ryan by rtortes. Daughters Of the Confederacy held The WIES of tnt. F rat Baptist tnat another stu- ,BEGINNING -,ineW School. at the home of Mrs E A. Tucker Church w:11 meet at the church Grogan of Murray. has dAe. Laac on Wednesday morning, Novem- tl at two-thirty o'clock. been, offered- .t1' Airline position TODAY • • • • ber HI MONTH .in _Atlanta, THE by Delta . Airlines was END OF Mtn A very interesting program Friday. December 2 he expects to report Georgla. and. on the theme. 'D u exPti WILL GIVE EVERY ia-M.S of toe Memanal Hap- presented the for duty sqoa." Soldiers". by Mrs Mc- e1CHASER OF A NEW .st'Chur-eh w.I meet at the church hoer' Connell. She showed the grout t seeet;.-thirty o'cloak for a specia: llies,t506 FORD OR ANY music printed in IMO that belong- nograrn LOT Is field Mrs M D. Holton. T1 3 UNIT ON OUR •• • • • Initiation to her mother, Of the songs, some of which were jarrunli a tBSOLUT ELY FREE I The WIES of the F.rst BaPts' t Murray Eastern copyrighted in the 1860s. the most Church .L meet at the church Chapter Meet popular one was "Lorena 7 Some at two-thirty o'clock. .Star • • • •, of Stephen Potter's songs were The regular meeting of Murray :.et • 5000 priyed by tape recording. Cornell Criver..ty econn- chapter No 433 Order of the Star The preiirdent IdnL Fr ed eat; -My nhartnrepeated serts entree Star was heldon Tues- Eastern Gingles. presided at the meeting. that baking pre she46 on Mtn evening. November 22. at day During the social hour the hos- cven.rnakes taem iightfr Top Value track of she seven-fifteen o'clock to the tess served refreshments 'Mrs. Jean Weeks, worthy ma- clearance! members present. and B u e 1 Stalls, worthy • • tron. • • Nov. 29th, 8 a.m. Stamps patron. pres,ded at the meeting • Sale Starts Tuesday, Plans were made for the school le In And B kGet n of inspection to be held December Mate Now Monk Stamp and The degrees of the order were tr Catalogue conferred upon Mrs Josephine Willis and Mrs Doll.e Carolyn z'a•arborough with the worthy COATS and SUITS FREE !Iron giving the irnpreseve obi:- No Exchanges . ution awned by t e Worthy .11k Out Your Prize atron and other officers of the VALUES UP TO napter No Refunds 1Your-id Trade Where pro-teen officers serving as al Always Receive a ere Mns Ruth Williams. associate . • ,nductne. and Mrs Johrree Mae I :adds. cruiplain $95.00 Following the close of the ,meet- /13 OFF hirrop Value - g a soc.al hour was held with a•frestuneriff being served by COPLEY $200.00 /Sarney Weeks and Norman Klein Aiso Plottodin $a so to 1000 Motors Wedding Ring $10000 ARRIVING DAILY -cf,'arraN-Cr' STRATEGY HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE

Inc' liMafPHIS. Team — Adorn new h in. • re( Furches •d Jnrao are to their inn 605 West Main ,fay but the big hippos were sit: JEWELRY STORE z to maw only benause the:. tbi urray. Kentucky 1 group DRESSES • eight them old moaners were to lit s 4th St Phone 191- I mil sang in or. them raa bre, keepers said they used a An rye piece of plyvareat • r • - TO .maN along The is. VALUES Per M. Con- adlid wall Wag behed n.' HER HUSBAND, Stephen arch aniir.e, 32, entered a mon- OFF ego Y3 Mrs. Dorothy Considine in astery, (shovel, 27-year-old UCLA $49.95 the Pipe Dream An- eta music student, told a Los ins! geles court In winning a di- He, vorce on grounds of desertion. ray They had been married seven years. linternatienali OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE Simmon Home Scene YOUR .Of Regular Meeting Of Circle II.11'SCS The home of Mrs Audrey Sim' "iris. 1306 Olive Boulevard. %via ALL SALES -a, scene of the meeting of Cr- FALL MILLINERY Ii of toe Woman; Society ' Christian Service of the lo • CASH Methodist Chur h held on 7tAes - day afternoon. November 15 VALUES TO and Mrs A. F- Doran, chairman pres.ded at the meeting. Mrs H FINAL E. Elliott led the' opening prayer UP TO and gave the devotion on "Thi $22.95 /12 0F F SAVE NOW! Greatest Blues:or:rat For Happines." GENUINE "TOASTMASTER" based on the Sermon on t the fffth. sixth of gifts: Here:- (t Mount from Save now on this gift 1 seventh chapters of Matthew. America's all-time favorite — the most •Fhe chairman commented on wanted toaster of all: Easy to see why the 103rd Psalms and gave an The complete-ly automatic "Toastmaster article based on Thanksgiving frier. Toaster makes perfect toast every time-- i this chapter She said one-half of light, dark'. or in-between. And many are the hospital beds in the world are after 20 years! But hurry: Th-• :n America and that the true (PLE E still in use God go back up any. time: Regu- message o not "I Thank Thee price may I Am" but "Thou Art" larly $23.00----now only $19.95. Farmer If YOU'VE got a bit ert time to Mrs Claude diwaso spare after looking at this t is e article, "American Ind photo of 2I-year-old Magda The Wesley Nausea were d.a-a chop Lindsey Jewelers Miller attending a film pre- ...sad by Mrs Autry Farmer mates In London, nonce the Mrs. Sat-mons served refresh- eye mask members,. one new 114 So. 5th St. Ph. 606 novel pipe cleaner ments to the, she's wearing. (international) member and two vi' •

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