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WEATIIER FORECAST S.E Kentucky and Tennessee- Fair and coal today and tonight. Wednesday Fai:eR mostly 11 N sunny and narrner. - e I at 2-A G PA United Press YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 M E NEWS- A D PAPER FOR OSIER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 17, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION ER — 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 80 Calloway County Fair Opens Today Pakistan's Envoy 111111111 110 an M.P.H. Gale Lashes ithritlt coast; I. telt rplan• With All Depts. Breaking Records

Star The Calloway County Fair open- V-- ed today at the Planters Loose Leaf ' Football Player Is 3 Foot Waves Wash MLAiiA Streets Lab Floor with a greater amount of interest and enthusiasm shown than LIVESTOCK tb WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Sept. ever before. officials stated. A re- Injured At M. S. C. if From Plane At 10,000 17 UP)-Gale winds up to 60 cord number of entries is antici- ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK Billy Fergueon. star of the Mur- New Speed Record Set miles an hour whipped a, 200-mile pated in all divisions. YARDS. Sept. 17 I UP)— USDA/— Ft. Hurricane Looks MARKETS ray High School football team stretch of Florida east coast play- Miss Rachel Rowland. home dem- Hogs 6,900; salable 6.500; barrows By John Cobb At Salt 'cod last year, was admitted to the Like Witch's Cauldron I At A Glance grounds today'as a giant hurricane id i onstration agent, in charge of and gifts steady to 25c higher than Houston-McDevitt Clinic late yes- Flats; Over 400 mph swung over the Atlantic close .to women's exhibits, stated that Tuesday's average. Top. 29.50. By tufted Pre.. terday afternoon. He suffered from lEditor's_Note: United Press Staff the mainland. I Shags around 300 entries had been made Bulk of good and choice 180 to 250 Stocks higher in moo, :ate trad- Sting injuries sustained while practic- Correspondent Richard Palmer was BONNEVILLE. SALT FLATS. by noon and more were still com- lbs. 29.25-29.50; 160 to 170 lbs. 27.75- ing. Angry breakers splaahed against ing with the MSC football squad flying over the center of the hur- Walt. Sept. 17 eUP-England's I period ing in. She said that all items ap- 28.50; 130 to 159 lbs. 25.00-27.25; 100 Bonds irregularly higher. this city's six-foot seawall and MeV/ Reports today indicate that the - ricane for a birdseye view of the peared to be of to 120 lbs. 22.00-24.25; sows fully Curb stocks higher. John Cobb said today it "Made me power lines were knocked down. S • excellent quality. injuries were not serious and thia storm when all of Florida was an I Among articles 25c higher, extremes more. Bulk Chicago stocks higher. feel like a king for aminute" Radio stations and essential ser- on exhibit are re- he has returned to his home. called an emergency area and the to modelled wool garments, 'sows under 450:11as. 25.25-27.00; Silver unchanged in New York vices turned to auxiliary current. attractive top plane was ordered to land in Cuba. rip along the ground at more than quilts, and garments and articles sows 27.00; heavier kinds 22.25- at 70'7 cents a fine ounce. Some 60 niiles inland from the His eyewitness dispatch follows.) 400 miles an hour- the first man made from feed sacks. 24.50. Music Department Cotton futures irregular. low-lying danger area around Lake By RICHARD PALMER to travel Mrs. Sam Kelley, registering en- Cattle 6,500: salable 5,000; calves Holds First Meeting-, Grains in Chicago: Wheat. corn, that fast on land. Okeechobee an estimated 10.000 tries in the Poultry Division, was - 1,800 all salable; receipts moderate, United Press Staff Correspondent oats and barley futures irregular. After weeks ef disappointments persons migrated by train and car GUANTANAMO ijaapto- reporT that ihe would me-Riding abietit VS-Mrs-of steers; of New -Club__Year_ BAY. Cuba. and false starts, the burly London Northward from Clewiston. probably have at least 5 names all natives. Approximately 45 per • The Music Department of the _17_1LIP1-Erom 10,000 _feet th IT IS REPORTED that M. A. Hassan fur broker late yesterday got away Clewiston. which has a normal before the. day was over. cent of'receipts cows. Steers open- Murray Woman's Club held its hurricane looked like a seething -VA --W-NRNING Ispahini (above), 44, a member of to his first population of 3.000. was -hall emp- first program of the new club year mixture -of oil and milk in a successful speed run At least 75 entries were expected ed slow, with a few low medium the Moslem League's Working tied as residents of that city and witch's cauldron. The since the War and within for the Jersey Show, R. K. Kel- offerings at 1900.. and low good, Tuesday evening at 6:30 at the Committee, may be appointed as Veterans Administration at 35 min- surrounding communities drove Louisville utes: ley, assistant county agent. esti- light weights 25.50. these about clubhouse where a dinner meet- Pakistan's first envoy to the United We took off in a Navy PB4Y2, a today reported that ap- North bumper-to-bumper on the proximately mated late in the forenoon. steady, but undertone bearish. ing was enjoyed. States. He is a graduate of Cam- four-engined privateer, to fly over 2.000 checks for pay- 1-Established a new world's highways and hundreds of others formal.. ment of • The -farm, crop exhibit section. Heifers and mixed yearlings open- Mrs. E. J. Beale, Mrs. Boody Rus- bridge University. Pakistan the roof of the hurricane and take subsistence...apeesion or land speed record for the measured clambered -aboard special trains. managed by J. H. Walston, boasted ed about steady, but somewhat sell. Mrs. Joe T. Parker and Mrs. ly became a Moslem State under its radar readings on compensation ace returned each mile of 394 196 miles an 1 its eye, that hour. His , It was in the Clewiston area in of more than 500 entries with the slow. Cows moderately active and Hall Hood were hostesses. own government in the Indian weirdly month because veterans or their old mark, set in 1939 calm center of blowing here, was 1928 that hurricane winds sent possibility there would be more. fully steady in early trade with An enjoyable musical program Union on Aug. IC (International) hell that beneficiaries neglect to notify VA 368.85. shows the direction in Lake Okeechobee spiking over its -.These exhibits will be judged this canner and cutter grades finding was presented by Mrs. Glindel which it is mqving. when they move • to new addresses. 2.-Made a new world's record dykes with a death toll of more afternoon. • most activity. Good cows, 17.50- Reeves, who played Song of In- Postal regulations prohibit the for- Two hours after we left sunny for t he measured kilometer of than 1.800. . Seven dia, and other selections on the warding of government exhibit booths are being 19.00; common and medium beef Anti-Vice Drive Begun Miami. Lt. J. R. Ingraham of Port- checks. 393.825 MPH. Cobb's previous best The returned The storm was blasting against prepared by various Homemakers cows, 14.00-16.50; canners and cut- -marimba. • land, Ore., Navy aerologist. mo- check's are held by was 389.7. _elute. in this area, They are -listed ters. largely, It-00-4150a -bulk By.Nashville Official VA until written notifications _theacoast from Taw:tenet ha Miami nerni tioned Mealb--a eplexiglass port in of 3-Averaged NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Sept. 171UP). new 403.136 MPH through and the cities in between-the In order: medium to good sausage bells. 16.00 Instead ,Of Tobacco the ship. addresses tit-e received. of the the mile on the northbound run of palm beaches. Vero Beach, Fort 1. Lynn Grove_ Homemakers -17.75: good beef bulls 1800 and BERLIN 1UP.—Russian mahorka, -Constable Raymond Cannon read- Officials said such delays could be "That's it," he. yelled above the his two tripe along the 14 and one- Pierce, Baca Raton, Fort Lauder- Club used pure water as their 18.25; weighty kinds scarce. Veal- a weed cultivated by Russian peas- ied "sealed orders" today to "Go avoided if the new addresses were din of the engines. half mile straightway. No one has Melbourne theme, showing the old and the ere steady: good and choice. 24.00- ants as a substitute for tobacco, has through the numbers racket from transmitted promptly to the VA dale. Delray Beach( and At about 6.500 feet menacing ever gone that fast before in a car. modern way of obtaining drinking 2900: common and medium 13.00- appeared for sale on the German A to Z" mid clean up "houses of Regional Office, 1405 West Broad- other resort communities. black clouds boiled and water. President is Mrs. Clifton 23.00. market. -prostitution. run as tourist cabins" seethed like way, Louisville f. Ky. On that lightning-like South-to- All possible precautions against tele dark smoke of a huge forest North dash. Key. • Sheep 4.500 salable 2.000; one Mahorka is being sold in • half- which "litter" sections of the city's The new address may be sent by Cobb's 7,700-pound loss of life and 'property destruc- f:re. Occasionally there was a Railton Mobile 2. The Pottertown Homemakers load of good and choice fall shorn pound brown paper bags for fie suburbs. letter. post card or "change of ad- Special was in the tion had been taken. Refugee shel- break in the cloud mass and far measured mile Club has an exhibit centering yearling wethers, 21 50 or 50e marks. The bags show the figure Cannon, who also owns the sub- dress" form available at any VA only 8.93 seconds. ters were set up in cities up and below we _could see the wind- around the family cow-__ahawing higher_ Than _the__price paid for of a Central Asian peasant rolling urban Madison-Inglewood police oCere. The notification must al- down the coast. crazed ocean. the care 'of milk for use in the mates yesterday, otherwise little maliorka cigarette. The inscrip- and fire department, also termed ways bear the signature of the per- Mr. and Mrs. Hall Hodd and The water was whipped into home: President. Mrs. J. A. Out- done. Run principally native tions are ih Russian and German. the last Davidson County grand son entitled to receive the check daughters, Miss Hazel Hood. and WEST PALM BEACH Fla., Sept. waves that leaped 100 feet high land. spring lambs of medium ato' good The mahorka is distributed through jury as a "disgrace" for not return- and should include the veteran's Mrs. Wm. H. Sisterliennt- writ-at- 17 1UP)-A violent hurricane with and broke against the wind in a 3. A reading exhibit by the East grades. a German agency in Berlin. ing more indictments. claim number or servThe serial tend the Gallimore.Wilson wed. winds up to 110 miles an hour frothy mass. Ingraham estimated Side Homemakers Club shows - - number. din in Greenfield. swept this playground of million- He said the "situation in the that the wind Tenn., today. materials necessary for proper was raging at 110 to aires today as a great storm whirl- court house is "deplorable." that he Iiidamiles an henna reading. President is Mrs. J. D. Housewives Told Today By Govt. Official according to Its ed' against- 200 brttee -of eastern can prove "cases have been dispos- distance Wall. from the eye. Trieste Situation Is Tense Today, May Florida from Miami to Titusville. That Shopping Habits Will Lower Prices ed of without ever being brought to It was all in miniature from our I 4. The Penny Homemakers Club. Pounding waves rolled over trial." and that he had "heard it altitude. It looked like the whirl- Lead To War, Allied General Warns with Mre Jack Newsworthy presi- beaches arid the winds knocked out WASHINGTON. Sept. 17 (UP)- aid problems is expected to crys- said there is more crime on the pool of the Niagara river seen from dent, shows a remodeled bedroom communications and power lines. American housewives were told to- talize President Truman ane sixth floor of the court house than the small end TRIESTE. Sept 17 eUl'i - A and unit after of a telescope during Americans and the belligerent day that their shopping habits Seeretary of. State George C. ;tear- there is outside the courthouse." a thunderstorm. i Yugoslav Yugoslays. The center of the storm was only 5. The North Murray Homemak- detachment ordered an would play a key role in the drive shall meet to review the *Odd sit- His sealed orders The fury wale The a few miles off the coast at 10 a, ers Club is showing a miniature to a group of unbelievable. We American lieutenant and about six hottest issue. the Yugoslav to hewer prices at home and get uation: officers, he said, were still sailing attempt in.. EST and powerful gusts up to home surrounded with proper land- will prevent along with the men to surrender a 60-yard patch to put.a large detachment more food to hungry peoples There were these other develop- "tip-offs" in his coming smoothness of a trip to of troops in 110 miles an hour already had been scaping Mrs. Ottis Patton as presi- drive dreamland of Italian territory today, but the Trieste h is been put abroad. ments in the fast-breaking food and against the humbers on an innerspring up to Washington recorded here by weather bureau ,ient. racket. houses mattress. Lieutenant ordered his men to dig and. London. Less price situation. (if prostitlition, and I stepped toward than a dozen instruments. 6. The exhibit by the South Mur- A top agriculture department of- gambling the cockpit in behind sandbags and hold their determined Ameri- I. Robert Taft, R., house. door. can soldiers Thousands of persons huddled in ray Homemakers Club shows the ficial said consumers could help Sen. A. 0.„ Part of his plans. however. ground. early yesterday pre- defending the record of the Repub- were told last night to four other "Hang onto something," said Co- vented 2.000 Yuiroslavs from march- public buildings, schools, churches correct and incorrect patterns and stabilize prices by concentrating The officer. Second Liteutenant on "solid" feed values lican Congress. said at Los Angel- constable( whq. have promised to Pilot Lt. (j.g I A. B. Carlson of ing in at outpost No. 5. Gen. lad- • and other safe structures in cities color for a living room. President instead of Harry .Konishi, said the Yugoslays items. es that President Truman Junked cooperate. Council Bluffs. Ia. "The air above imlr Lekic, the Yugoslav army's • along the coast. is Mrs 011ie Brown. hocury And if prices are had given him until noon tee back pared said, help price controls too soon. If controls a hurricane can bounce a four- commander-in-chief, sent a -tenet An estimated 10.000 others had 7. The Homemakers Garden down, he it will up. An hour before the ultimatem been enforced a little longer, engintitf- pealie like a medicine to Washington and -tendon, ask- fled northward by cars and trains Club. under the leadership of Mrs. the relief program because availa- 38% Of Vets Apply For expired, he reported to headqOar- he said, prices might.not be so high. ball," ing that his men be allowed to from Clewiston and other commun- Brown, has prepared a beau- ble dollars will get more food. VA Education, Training tere: -I am holding my ground." 2. Secretary of Agriculture Clin- We flew for another hour around march in. ities surrounding Lake Okeechobee. tiful floral display. Actually, this official said, the ad- Thirty-eight per cent of the 1,- He said that as far as he could ten Pa-Andersen said- - the (be' of the hurrieene. .The palot. -01--yrsterdeateneera -OW -allied- -Radio The lefur-fli-er High - Sihool-Bind. ministration concern- 614000 Waled War II %referent In see, only a few Yugoslays were -rnt--mot-titgtr tovirt --at talk IABC' that it would take too W. T. Henderson of Bucyrus, 0., general who may not be identified , snapped in under the direction of Miss Mary ed' over the effect of high prices Ohio. Michigan and Kentucky have facing him Across the border at Station WJNO here Icing. to set up price controls to be held the weather map in both because of Army protocol. said: ; neise a pistol shot Eh:thrall Roberts. will _give a con- on the relief program than over made application for education and Outpost No. 8. but there was an two with a lil•a• of aid in the current crisis even if hands studying the storm below "We might have had war." the cert tonight _at.: .7:30. Immediately the scarcity of grain itself. If training benefits available under antitank gun in Yugoslav territory that could be heard above Congress were willing. But he said him. A high allied spokesman erect, the ' tower following. a movie will be shown pricee can be brought down, he the•G. I. Bill. the Veterans Admin- about 400 yards away. Konishi whistle of the storm. The voluntary conservation would be "It's changed . course," he said Yugoslays, apaprently by plan, had by the County Health Department. said, the job of collecting export istration tri-state Branch Office in said his men had only had been guaranteed to withstand a helpful. "It's heading wes ." Browning made a determined, effort to go No admission fees will be charg- gram shouldn't be-too tough. Columbus. Ohio reported today. automatic rifles. wind velocity of 125 miles an 3. The weather Bureau said the When we took off, the storm was beyond the Redrawn border With ed for •any entertainment at the The Administration's course of VA officials said applications hoilr. torn crop needs at least three more reported moving Northwest. The area which the Yugoslays Italy and take territory and houses fair this year. action against the price and foreign through August 31 totalled 608.095. Many streets and some lew-fly- Lt. C. Ferguson, want is about 10 miles north of did not freest-free weeks before it is safe.. including 303,836 of Ohio's 776.000 S. the naviga- that belong to them. ing buildings were flooded' when tor, sat his Trieste and includes only. one They succeeded Although the crop is making gen- World War II veterans 208.276 of cup of coffee on the in the Cellito the winds sent waters of laike chart table. house and a small patch of ground. :leer' seizing erally good progress, frost a week Michigan's 567.000 veterans and There wasn't a ripple in and keeping two Worth lapping over a six-foot sea- in the cup. British warships and houses and a small -pare h of earlier than normal would damage 95.983 of Kentucky's 2.7rt000 vet- fighter- Italian wall. 40 per cent of the corn. erans. We flew over to take a look at bombers put on a show of strength soil: • An allied slearesmee said The•sturlio or WJNO were flood- the south Ah•trn in an atmeephere made Is _violation e4Iva suhtf 4. The Agriculture Department VA eeffw1ee1 iA 21AA:aka end _of great_ J•en.se bL tr_caay was being ad- z th. Island. about 200 miles off disagreements between the British judiaated. sal a 16 per cent hike in produc- ans an the three states were taking Miami. evacuated, tekTng. refuge-Sr•O.i..•.•;.•=14; - We dropped through 5. of....fesieselkeeietegeweted meaLedueedieeteetred trainied under the the upper Saxp.ir.i...t8n,_ hospital. ',wee _bleeke-•, - ;trate of clouds, ast week foreshadowed more plen- G I rDIWs,r, -*egret 20- including and there the de- INDONESIA away after a• wild run before the vastated island lay, --Artr. N. VOTED TO HEAR tiful meat. supplies thikaitill. But 1l2,W4 in Ohio.- 78.451 in "ftbeh igan almost swept storm/ If* bare with flattened Officials still said supplies will be and 23,462 in Kentucky. A sub- palm trees Strong gale.s of 71 miles an hour pointing in the direction scarcer and prices higher next stantial increase is expected in the the storm lashed Miami and Miami Beach at had gone. - Ting. next 30 days with opening of 10:15 a.m., We took another Meanwhile. members of Cnngress schools and colle-ges for the fall circle around Water covered the beach at Mi- isagreed sharply on whether they term. the edge of the eye and Ferguson. ami and was over the running -.hated be reconvened in special Ineraham. and Lt J. E. Money who boards of cars cm Miami Beach's session to had been in a huddle over the gad- deal with rising prices 200 Collins Avenue. which is adjacent and foreign aid. Firemen Respond get let me look through the rub- to the ocean front-across the Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney,__D., But Not Much Fire . ber eyepiece of the radar scope. causeway from Miami. PORTAGE. Wis Uri-Portage Wyo.. said Congress "should be in Etched in shadow on the circu- The barometer' reading at 10 has just had the biggest fire alarm session right now." The answer to lar gless was the mihiature of the a m. EST at Miami had fallen to .response in its 100-year history.. high prices, he said, is more pada worst tropical storm in years. Fol- 'aft and a "dusty" rain fell inter- . It came when 200 firemen were duction and Cengress-should vote lowing their guidance, I found the inittently. Few persons ventured gathered for the South Central any necessary measures. such as becalmed eye lying like a cork- out on the streets which were clut- Wisconsin Volunteer Firemen's As- subsidy programs, to increase it. screw. We took another quick ride tered with palm frounds. sociation demonstration on fire Three Republican senators over the storm, ducked through a disa- fighting. Newsmen of the Miami Herald greed with O'Mahoney on the issue hole in the clouds that looked like staff slept at the newspaper office When the siren blew. all 20 com- of a special session. Sens. John W. a gaping hole in the roof of a cir- last night to make sure they panies answered the call automat- Bricker. B. O., and Henry cus tent ,stared at the frothy to work But Cabot ically. ,would be able today. Lodge, Jr., R., Mass, said the price (wean, then beat it. officials of the paper were unde- The fire? Il was-a Mattress on a reports to be-made soon by special When we left, the storm was cided whether pressmen Would be front porch. The' fire-fighters is- economic subcommittees should headed like a bull with its head able "to reach the newspaper plant sued a "negligible damage" report first be studied before Congress is down straight for Palm Beach But this afternoon in time to print to- and went back to their school. called upon for action. like a mad bull, its course was un- morrow's edition of the paper. It Sen George D. Aiken. R. Vt., ex- predictable. also was doubtful whether the pressed belief that a special session Country Cat Spurns paper could be delivered to sub- would not get down to work on Hectic City Life CIVIL SERVICE JOBS OPEN scribers. prices and foreign aid but get in- BATH. N Y. WP)-Mr.e and Radio Engineer positions in the The state's $100.000.000 citrus volved in "pet projects." Mrs. Jansen Clark's cat. Tabithy Federal Communications Commis- creep was expected to .4uffer apparently believes all the things sion in Washington, D C., and country folk Mrs. Wm. H. Sisterhenm. of say about the city be- throughout the United States, its All possible precautions had been ing no place Coromado. Calif., is the guest of to raise children. territories and Possessions, will be 'akin to keep property damiige and Tabithy her . parents. Mr and Mrs. Hall accompanied her own- filled from an examination an- casualties to a minimum. The'first 1601 Farmer avenue. ers on -a visit to Rochester. 70 miles nounced today by the U. S. Civil reported casualty was at betray from here. Shortly after arriving in Service Commission. Salaries are Beach where one man was injured FAIREST IN THE LANH—Here is Barbara JO Waliaer, "Min Miss Elizabeth Caldwell; daugh- the city. Tabithy disappeared. $4.149. $4,902a and $5,905 a year. when he stepped 'On 'a live power Memphis" in the Atlantic City beauty pageant, Who Won the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Houston Cald- Three weeks later the Clarks re- Additional, information and ap- ine. title Of "Miss America Of 1947," The 21-year-Oldipeallti well, will be married to Geprge turned to _their farm home near plication forms may be secured As the winds whipped up In proved The has Something in addition to attraetifig linee - Robert Montgomery, Jr.., in Ash- here. Tabithy was waiting in 'A from the Commission's Local Sec- areater force signboards were torn When She ALSO eaptered the talent division Of the Lied City, Tenn., contesti tonight at 7 box on the back porch. With her retary. Van Valentinteelbcated at' down' and shingles_ ripped off ti'cleecle . Long live the queenl were four new-born kittens. the Murray Post Office. houses. -

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PAGE TWO Ta LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, LENTUCKY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1947 WE THE LEDGER & TIMES Today's Sports Parade PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The • By Oscar Fraley October 20. 1928. and the Kentuckian, with frayed Diegel's setts ve nerve Timns-Herald, West January 17, 1942 United Pram Sports Writer eilds. Yet they r dined fast NEW YORK'. Sept. 17 tUPi— W. PERCY W1LLL4MS. PUBLISHER friends. Once, after' winding up • JAMES C. WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER - HaiMy-Go-Lueky Walter Hagea. secoed again. Diegel complained: 'Who antedated grandpa in realiz- PUbliabed atter:wow except Sunday at 10i North 4th St.. Murray. Ky.' ing that "You can't take it with "bid you. tee how he did lt? He bounced off an umbrella, littered at the Post Office. Murray. Kentucky, for Transmission as you." collects another dividend to- hit a tree, Second Class Matter day on a quarter century of golf spla>tied through a puddle and roll- gallantry. ed-Into the cup." SUBSCRIPTION RATES:' By Carrier in Murray, per week al; per "Just the way I played it," Hagen month, 85c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $3,50, else- Eight years after his retirement, where $5 50. the Hui's, exploits: sportsmanship boomed. and Diegel spoke no more and service to the game have that evening. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITMER CO. UO3 Sterick brought MIA a "day" issz troit! It .. Ever ready on the comeback, Sir Memples. Tenn ; 250 Park Ave. New York; 307 N. Michigan the longest -Walter was at his best Ave., C1ic:4.0..60 Boy..11011 SL Boston. promises to prod7 when across 19th hole in gt;If -story, for squelching the stuffed shirts who ADC-I the country they'll lift a toast to officiously grab the reins at club Thur fairway NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ the man who smashed tournaments. One such. when Ha- 2, 1 to SSOCIATION snobbery and took democracy gen appeared late- at the starting wate: the locker rooms. tee. querried. , Aisonic4— Thur Hagen is 55 now and in these .."Practicing a few shots. Walter?" THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION p.m. days the pros are the social lions of "Nope." the Haig brushed Itim hold We reserve the right to relect an) Advertising. Letters to the Editor the clubhouse. But some 30 years off. "Having a few!" held of Public Voice items opinion uttererst story. which in our are not for the best ago at was a different It was Naturally, that will be the pro- Of our readers. lUCT Sir Walter who .cracked the impor- cedure today. too. kitch Wednesday tant social code on this side of the Afternoon, September 17. 1947 Atlantic as he twice won the open at D and took five P.G.A. crowns. Then AFL SPENDS MOST Septe he went over on the other side, this American Federation of Labor, FOR congenial Man with the winning with a re-ported expendit tire of Lewis, The Ingrate bath. ways. and did it there as ,he cap- $819448 during the first half of lot. John,L. Leveis is the last labor le'sder in the United tured the British Open four times. 1947 to fight the Taft-Hartley bill, topped all lobbies in 5-roo: States that we thought would offer any objection to a pro- There was nothing offensive about Washington IA for money spent during that period. Lewi: vision of the Taft-Hartley bill which requires anti-Com- the Haig. He simply insisted that phone According to the reports munist pledges from heads Gif Lilo!. unions. • ' mop of four years. as a free-born American, Hagen filed How To with Congress, all lobbyists' ex- We expected hint to oppose other provisions of Do. You Know• •• Q Dews VA find a job-traini: Have Cake And Eat It Too Ponders wasn't taking, off his hat to social FOR penses came to around 83.000.000. act. but not that one beca.use he is the outstanding anti- place for the veteran' Othman, Spreading Jam On Piece of Fudge ratings. Standing on his constitd- sets. . Editor's Note: This is one tional privileges when he played siime thin kthe at•tual count would Oen- Communist of all the great labor leaders in the. countr A. VA does not find an en:- - of a series of articles deal- with the then Prince of Wales, his be nearer 85,000,000. for year, has succssfully kept Cmyrunists from posi- ployillor fur any veteran who de- By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN ideas, but they can'i all be right. and. ing vi ith questions and ans- isirtner was no more, nor less. than FOR F. sires to enter Sob-training under United Press Staff Correspondent Not all al' once, they can't. Until tions of importance- in the United Mine Workers of wers about Got ernment "Eddie" $68.96 the GI Bill. However. veterans WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 UPI— the experts come up with a better • America. •• benefits available to 1Norld ware may get the assistance of able. Let 'ern eat cake, said a hard- remedy than Miss Anoinette's, Those privileges to Hagen includ- Today's has set it," precedence in his defiance 'of fe&ral 11 air ii Veteran". municipal or other employment hearted lady in Paris many ii hog string along with her. I always ed having fun and enjoying life. FOR S law. He has done that before and he has suffered defeat The 10 questions that World war agencies in locatChg_a_jobs -Todayr—sit help me, c the Jam on my bread bet- You're nob' e .n a short Probable Pitchers 6—Vi with as little -damage to his crust as any public figure we Ti vetara • •- y esae.is merit that's good, sound advice. ter than the bread, anyhow. visit," sir Walter proclaimed. "You subdr might as well smell the flowers." Cenci. e e . er o act e used his defeat ,about job;tranung benefits under Q How are places of job-train- Better than 'Marie Antoinette's • By United Press did.• too. last spring as a springboard fir the greatest victory fit- tile G. I Bill were answered today trig approved and how does a•veter- cake, even, as He There was the time a a low cost food is 135,000 Reinstate G. I. 4 Won and FOR S AdmIni4rtitiuti he toured Manitobia and Alberta Lost records in Pa- ever at hit' and his present defiance of the Taft-Harttey an find out what establishment, fudge. And better still is. peach Insurance In 3 States rentheaesi now I are approved, in Canada. Collecting $3.000. Sir law may easily result in still further enhancement. of his Veterans asked the questions in jam. the bottom has dropped out More than 80 million dollars in Furni Walter wired a Winnepeg hotel American a -lady that 'VA conducted re- A Trainina establishments 'are of the peach market in-manys a lo- National Service Life Insiu•ance was m„„, League cent:v leari how rnocn they cality. while sugar ROUG It reall seems that's what fic is fishing for. He had to approved by State approving agen- --to the surprise reinstated during August by more St. Louis 'Kramer 10-15 and tbe bathtubs with ale and feet knew abets: :nen- Federal bene- cies for job-training under the G of the Government's hot-shots-es than 14.000 World War II veterans Fannie 6-9) at Boston iJohnson go out of his way and violin, his own principles iif many champagne and bring out your best on yr fits. The question; and answers I. Bill. All VA offices 'maintain the ane important food that's low in Ohio. Michigan and Kentucky, 11-8 and Fine 1-21 two games. rears staraing, to repudiate the anti-Communist pledge of proof Scotch. The party's on me." sell-1 a list of approved establishments irt mace and trictelyato go tower. it was announced today by Detroit Veter- .After that party. the Haig head- illoutteman 5-1 r and MI, law and when a man like Lewis does that he certainly in the 'area in which they are lo- Ky. Q Ho' much subsistence is calory for calory, there is no ans Administration Branch Office Trucka 10-101 at Philadelphia 'Die us-a -rnifrhty gia•d reason for it--one probably designed ed back to- the United States with paid for on-the-job training and ;,,cated. greater bargain at the monies:: than offieials in Columbus. Ohio. 7'4 atns.rci eb5-1 and Marchildon less money than when he left. 5 16-91 two FOR S to increase his own influence and power. what Cs the eftect of the wage cell- Q. Wb.,i, tools and equipment sugar. Near in these cock-eyed This 1 brings the total.fur.1947 to Yet Hagen, in golf to live and with., - The rn• '•' A. F. L 401/.* - .dee, vk _furnish. on etimes aa- there may isetter-sugges- more than 135.000 reinstatements nor to make a living, still played Chi-eago iCillespiei1-71 at gew --Jack compliance •mith the Taft-Hattley biU is Viim I.. Green. A • Veteran; in jab-training un- trainees"! Ulan fen' beating the . high cost of representing au insurance value of incomparable golf.' He had the Vara 'Reynolds 1741. • the president, who Was so certain his fifteen-man policy der th.• • G I Bill receive 885 a ' A. VA may, pay for those tools•living than Marie's. That is, 'if nearly 900 million dollars. VA said shots, the psychology and the tem- Cleveland iGettel 10-10) at Wash- /h if they have no dependents. .and'equiperient that are needed by you like sweets. 68.000 Ohio 1:v-tennis have rein- boar'd mould approve it that he had announced in advance perament. More important, he was ington !Scarborough 4-121 night. or 690 a rri-rob .f they have one other trainees for the satisfactory So I have been sitting with a stated 460 million dollars in insur- that it would do so. a good winner as well as a good National League dependents. If they are..; pursuit of their training course. spoon -in my hand, beside my jam ance. 52.900 Michigan WANT _ In blocking Grt,en's pian for comftliance he has hurl- veterans have I, ser. $171 without. lependentsi Q. Will VA pay -tuition for a jar. pondering why I can't afford reinstated 91 million. " New York 'Kennedy 9-12 and ifurnis ed defiant e at all the other labor leaders on the board, and -lie made his victims forget the Hartung 9-7i lit er' fate •ven.f. dependents, exclus- / veteran attending high school to eat arrything much but ben-buns_ Veterans have until January - 1. Chicago liamner ment. made a bid for the support of all 7.500.0o0 members of i sting of defeat 'and litre him." said ive of their subsistence allowances. while he is in job-training" The reasons for butter being sold 1948, to reinstate CI term insurance 1-0 and Lade 11-91 two games. der. Chick Evans, himself oneeruf Ha- the A. F. I... reganCesa of what union they belong ti. tho v ar• not entitled to VA sub- ! A Yes, provided his course cif in jewel cases and pork chops be- without physical examination. All Philadelphia iHeintzelman 6-91 gen's first prominent ,victims "That WANT It ',V interesting to watch the re-action of )1,:• !tft payrnents under the law. , study is related to the vocation ing accorded armed guard's like that is necessary is the payment of tir4,:ll Chtinciiiiiati Vandermeia- 8-13 requires about as high a genius as are di his defiant e ali,•t, if later generally agrees with him Q Wh .• a. the difference be- I far which he' is training, or if the bars of gold. sound simple enough. two monthly premiums and a state- high school. course is prescribed there is in the human bosom." 1 to we may si.tipess a fiisi•st-minded dictator form a "latfor twe. , :.-the-job trio: .nis arid tip- If only there weren't 'so many of ment that the veteran'a health is as Braoklyn iGregg 3-51 i 'mother in this category with at Pitts-, paper pier- l.c.! tr.511 i and recommended as a part of his them: goad as when the limn- in the.United States. For. make no mistake about policy lapsed. Hagen was Leo Dit•gel of the jit- burgh lOaterrnueller 12-8) night. A Toe fa :d f on-the-jab 1 job-training. President Truman. Sen. Robert A south it, he is no more friendly to -Communists wit-bin the ranks tery nerves. Hagen beat him fre- Boston I Voiselle 8-11i at St. tiaa• rut is limitless. It in- 1 Q. What happens if the emphay- Taft of Ohio and others on both TIME ef orgar-zed labor now than he e;er"was. Be just wants to READ THE CLASSIFIEDS! 4-4. cit.'s', • ..ony j-.b exc• pi those Of i er dismisses the veteran from hie sides of the political chalk-line lull them into inactlun like Adolf HitleK did in Germany. ret job-training situation' ze.zed trade status, that his claim we're eating too mu..h; that L( Many who hate Communists may think this is the been pr-re.'.ed by a Stec approv- A. The veteran's training status we're bidding • up the price of our most effective way to deal with then:. And maybe it is. n i. is terminated .and his subsistence own beef brisket WIL but it certainly is not the way of Ohl., ritt.y and Lew is is . f ; .o-training must : allowance teases It is then up Rep. Adolph Sabath, the 80-year. Try Jeffreys tau much (4 a fa=cist ti heali_ri lab' trout in !Lis country. • • ;• .• arid 1 to the veteran to seek another old statesman from Illinois, says 7 • • ,!, Appr,:f.11CP !.pl.ca 61 ernploym..nt with approv- the eallians are 34n 1,. Tr...rt• than any other Arfler- prehteers. Attor- ilLeegahv; 7 - • C M.1.1r I. 4.thee job- ed job-training programs ney General Torn Clark-who ap- itlitt. iS ••• • • - of the st•ini-spoittlistie FOR YOUR SHOES and WINTER Fryer acI iq is ..s.•r, 1 Q What should the veteran do parently is •along CLOTHING gOVertlitc:.! ••• • a•i: a -demo, thinkikg similar Leg hi ,k arts-entice .ble l •I` h. is not sati-fied with the lines - has told his district att! the outstanding • I -h-ruining Cox • I• •t••.-1 •f under he receives' neys to keep their eyes peeled f Eggs ingro!! • ' o Is the case f ! A. Th ,•, :s a matter for the vet- food highbinders • is..., _ ter, vett. er t. de. id- far him-elf. but it The labor Unions and many • • • • ea..: - under at, mi.tht b.„ advisable for him to seek hotecesvife. testifying heatedly I. -•.., aae, i.c..arciance the counseling of a VA training fore congressional commito LETTERS TO EDITOR t•stabri-hed bY'• I officer H. can always'discontinue blame the death of the OPA. Ti'' Bog , pre , oee_ I his training or, with VA's perms- point to the fact that yesterci Fo, 1:] Till tal't .%\ )11.•11. ' • a•re er4liiAk appren-i mon, he can switch to another after Canada Wok off numer, •,- , ix.. !raining ist'ablishment. price controls, the cost of fl.. Q What does VA do to rr...iire in Edmondtvn. Alberta, net. aa,a,e, tsru inincre the veteran is receiving good doujaled. aas r..: .nd ern ' The commodity exchange auth- , / mix I A- Under the law periodic in- ity charges, without exactly saya 4'- ii cs .zem. .r.r1 checks of training es- so, that get-rich-quick .-Johnni, ti. / ' • ! • ore required in ac- speculating with siennies on. I! r.., ti. c.,r(Lani with nation-wide triun- grain exchanges, have boos:, e ..i,.ar issi approval standards. prices into the stratosphere. T . Q i If the- veteran finishes a jib- authority wants margin requn s - • • ,,e. e,itit.e and has erititl••ment menu hoisted again rend pronto - ie. iiru.e left ri, or he enroll • !. - ! ih another -One•segment of traders says that jatetr„aeria course or may la go so•vernment sdbisidies to the far- to ,0.0.1 fin the remainder of his • /..? It h th'. mers on !nautically everything •iti• met,'' they, grow are the fundamental ',H..: A Tn. (.:pran may us. ..ny re- cciof our troubles. Another !maws g entsiem• tit for job- i either and perhaps larger group of food e• -for educational train- s prior •ipprov.• self of forcing prices up with its -- -440•1•111IIINU.St-- abroad. Not everybody in The'Y don'arawent to'see anybi.. Calloway county sub- stance. but 'they • say) how we espeet..../ower prices when Boys Zealand Jackets Let's Start Work on Kentucky Lake scribes to The Ledger stat•• department insists on seria• Mens Suspenders & Times but nearly 560.000.000 -iniehele of grain ribs $4.95 and S5.95 49c to $1.00 State Park at Cr' • Eggner's Ferry Now!everybody reads it. The farmars----and I have lote, %rev ,nd %gain to their Washl , ton representatives- say what ! Men's T-Shirts Mens New they do when a-second-hand tr• 98c Fall Felt Hats HOPELESS HENRY IT KAULEE cost- 82.000' and everything $1.98 including a piece ut-calico for • to $5.00 Wife. is, priced doublet And son rta,s triple? Mena New Fall Dress Socks -m my seat beside the jian J Refugees Will this sounds confo•:•.g. Th• 25c to 59c 50 per cent Wool Blankets may be merit- in' r of th. $3.95 Find a welcome, New Starr Spinet Horse Hide Leather Jackets They will know Mens Lee Thai others care, New Fall Prints Work Clothing

It we speed Gabardine and Duck Head Up immigrai, Whr.hra we it a. pears or bot•tit Henry has Take'fo. maim,* rarops's hen:wins — men Plonk iorqele burr we're the r.,•Etoct thee can Wool Flannels Work Clothing lor la say - ol entry -reed and land. really poser. the way. All about how Im waned By admitting run thar.gs 11 5. only Duiplaced persons looking welcome and a That the world wijianon tallow in the lead $499 Complete with Bench Come In To See bad Ma woy. klendly helping hand. .4 USA Us When You Visit The Fair Henry alway• knee onact;Y witmt lho Tine Henry claims Ma. other carbons *mita to But we r• not all hopeless Henrys: we won Our fair share Used Pianos from $135 up guy ought to do. Mina th• Dr• chem. mop with talk alone FREE DELIVERY Two La hencrot Tait. rrnembers that he-bas h• domin WO a tin"., to lintonci thou We know we help our neighbors land a Two sone date-s. tcro yeti: WM hilt*. tared lp etaii thou ow= 1 Hari), Edwards 12 Stores Jeffreys MR So. 5th St. Phone MI Stores riuruclik, KY.

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Iagen and Save Money more FOR SALE-Easy Spindrier wash- package of the Auburn Coach Voyles Turns Deep Purple southeastern. He starters. Bill Waddail, Johrt Moul- Centers are four-deep. Alternate I ber 4; University of Florida. Monts t, Sir For Sale er with gasoline engine - Riley does everything with authority. ton, and Ray Williams, when Furniture and Appliance Com- also will Capt. Hal Herring, a built over 1946 gomery, October 11; Georgia Tech. At Mention Of Baseball; Lost Key Men Leon "Bull" Cochran, Russell In- who pany. Phone 587. S18c colint heavily. quarterback, holds the edge. Coker Atlanta, October 18; Tulane, AUCTION SALE - At home of man, Nevi club Cliff Grgrubbs, Zac Jenkins, Floyd Barton, Frank Haynes, Thurman Albin, Farmington, Rt. Fulmer and Phil Pound- and An- Orleans, October 25; Vanderbilt, Ha- MOTOR BOAT-Chris-Craft 18-ft. AUBURN, Ala., Sept. 17 (UP)- rookie who gained 1,715 yards to Billy Hall, Jim McDaniel, and John drew Douglass. are 2, 1 1-2 miles northeast of Cold- Stone are the starting guards, with not struggling Nashville, November 1; MississipP1 irling 6-passenger runabout; 55- Auburn Grid Coach Carl Voyles lead the nation. He completed Klasnic, are other important backs. under complexes, water near -Asbury Cemetery. h.p. Bob Cannon. Jack Cahoon, Ray however. State, Birmingham, November 8; Chrysler Marine motor, complete- needs baseball like a sore thumb more passes than anyone else, rank- Sophomores Thursday, September 18, at 1:00 Erskine Russell and Moore. Wayne Heisler. Fkoyd Youn- The schedule includes: Missis- University of Georgia, Columbus, ly overhauled; solid mahogany needs a dishpan. ed seventh in bullying his way Iter7" p.m. Farming tools, stock, house- Ralph Pyburn will probably be end giner. and Royce McMahen. nearby. sippi-Southern, Montgomery, Sept. November 15; Clemson, at Clemson. hull refinished; Philco radio along the ground, hauling or hurl- Mint hold items. If raining sale will be and Voyles, starting his third year at 26; Louisiana Tech, Auburn, Octu- November 22. all accessories. A bargain ing the 'skin 339 times. His yard- held following day. S17p at API, turns deep purple at the men- axawca TO 1850.00,7H.. L. Jones, 2318 Glen- age included 772 rushing. 943 pass- rasvious ruzzi.s pro- tion of the word. A bat against a ILUCTION SALE-Household and mary. Louisville, Ky. S23p baseball sound sends him ing. Crossword Puzzle Into a P A S kitchen furniture. At Pottertown, passion. In last spring's Auburn-Florida ACROSS 36-8upera11re FOR SALE-Pedigreed Cocker ending R E4L 9 at Dell Boatwright place, Friday, baseball game, Tidwell broke an Spaniel puppy, blonde, male. Mrs. Baseball has taken four 1947 Au- 31—Girls name E COMPUTE September 19, at 10 a.m. S17p ankle. Its still shored up with a 4-13harp end 55—Ons who loam R Pat Wallis. burn football men - including 41 —Engineertng .abor, Phone 683-J-1. Sl9p together R N "Travelin' Travis" Tidwell, of Bir- brace. He may not be ready be- 11—Southern general degree TA rd' FOR SALE-House, 4 rooms with rvor 42-11.s not good T e of FOR SALE-Choice mingham, fore mid-October . IS—Fe 10 bath, and lot. Adjoining corner Grimes Gol- and three other backs, 14— WI rd English GAPE I-1,1 If of 16—liabbit fur 44—Biblical word lot. 65 den and Golden Delicious apples. changing Voyle's outlook for the Diamond disaster struck more re- H EVE- F 0 R CONCRETE -acre farm. 7 acres timber, IT—Everlasting 46—Blood SERVICE • bill, Glindel J. Reaves, • k 5-room house, 3 tobacco phone 440-R for entire grid season. cently when Don Brause. Clarence ID—Put way 46—INIgwams M E P ES R E CO V ngton barns. See 11—WIte of Gemini 51—Early part of 4 delivery, 311 N. 16th. S19c Tidwell "Jocko" Norton, and John Bryan, A V• I A T.E WARE eriod. Lewis Bucy, 412 Sycamore, Tele- is last year's salty 22—Lured day all showed up with baseball squads. 26—Autocrats 64—Pemintne name E.A R E SE,5 phone 598-W. SI8c 55—Macaw filed 21—Preflx: with I ,N.NI .0 A G E.N.T Other injuries also have ghosted 2I—At no time SS—Handed out cards Att. 1 ' ' ex- FOR SALE-Two coat and legging Dixie Football Teams Plagued By Weather the, Auburn line. -.Three senior let- II—Trench sewing 58—Sea eagle re:fa ries it. kit be—Scotsman's hat 74-1 50 691 61 I.Notrol 10.000. . # sets. Size 2 and 3. Good conch- And termen and a heavy junior college 112—Egirs 60—Cireek town IA; Injuries As Opening Games Draw Near 34--81Iver coins 61—Born iii Ill kiril would tion-301 Elm St. Phone 395-R _lp transfer were forced out. DOWN Lt-1: 'Eva lire 20E1 Denvard Snell, 260-pound tackle, , 1-41oth measure FOR SALE-Norge fuel oil heaters, By Herbert Cheshire 4 5 1.7 9 9 ,0 It of fullback Floyd was kayoed for the season by a re- 2—Tidy $6896 to $119.95-Economy Hard- United Press Staff Correspondent "Breezy" Reid 3—Railroad station MKO_ZNAltilALLLOSAJWitiEJOI and Luke Brunson. spiratory condition. War damage 4—Finished in wood ware Co. S18c Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 16 iUP)-As In Atlanta. caught up with Garland S—ConjunctIon Coach Bobby Dodd Naylor 5 11, 6—European flab FOR SALE-Lots Nos. 1-2-3-4-5 and the beginning of the Dixie Foot- made the first major shift of the and Holly -Mitchell, removing them 5—Message 6—City in N. Italy East Highway Murray, Ky. Phone 324 -6-Vine and Irvan, in McClure -ball season - 1-nctied-Tie-a-ter se,son at Georgia Tech -by malting from the squad. John • Torrance, 20 _ 5—Order subdivision. See John fullback Dinky Bowen 245-pound junior college transfer 10—High note Nance, New hardworking squads throughout the to right 11—Hindu cymbal 22 25:///);24/2 25 26 Concord. .S18p Southeastern Conference, hampered half fur the Jackets. Frank Sieg- from Baton Rouge, broke a foot 16--8teel Ingredient ler II—Ascend by weather and plagued with in- was being groomed as Bowen's last week. n zs >29 y,,,,,,,7, 3 20—Dernon pa- FOR SALE-Oil heaters. Get yours juries, redoubled replacement. n—Dernoctscy tory now before thec efforts to But some 20 lettermen and three 25—Trick the fall rush - Riley If ( . 5 NS /030 become smooth-functioning teams. new coaches, find spirit higher at 55 26—Location Furniture & Appliance Co. S18c 27—Moun t ain gape spirited three-hour drill was "The fairest village on the plain" r 54 .0?„,/e/4, 26—Egg -shaped 50--Replace ROUGH LUMBER - About on the docket Firm Cabbage than in several seasons. ,/,...... , and 25,000 at the University of _ ' 33—Word ran. feet rough oak, poplar and gum, Florida and. Coach Ray w3 35—Chooses Popcorn Wolf saw Though even ';the weak teams Wanted hnsoil Heads Will on Make d A 38—Later on yard at Concord. Priced to signs of definite. offensive and are stronger," Voyles sees better 40—Kind of turnip sell-Nance Bros. New Concoid. defensive progress. Injured varsity Best Sauerkraut than 43—Gratings and last year's six losses in ten UMEMMUMMEME 45—Famed woman of Ky. a S189 quarterback .Doug Belden i Die was back starts. Troy on the field, flinging long and ac- Whenever firm heads of late cab- MOMMMINVAMMEM 41—Arrow poison two FOR SALE--Warm morning heater There are improvements in every tsar Our agent will be in your county throughout the curate passes to scatback Loren bage are available, it is time to 45—Ireland with jacket. practically department of the 50-man squad 50—Rational harvest season new. See Broadua. Wolf shifted Louis Pins- make sauerkraut, notes Mrs. Pearl MOM OEM= OM to buy uncontracted popcorn - Jack Farmer. and he'll have linemen who have 51-8rnall rug I'rev 806 W. Main. Stile solo to right Haak. specialist in food preserva- 52—Danish money tiwkle to work in the shaken off last year's freshman place tion at the UK College if Agricul: MIMI MEM 53—Long flab a. of Bob Cummings who is shyness. 57—Traucla &Mick 1 ture and Home Economics. At Highest Market Prices Wash- Wanted elved with a leg injury._ Large Or. jars, crocks or wooden kegs are Chief deficit will be at tackles, Iii Louisiana there was a let-up suitable, a 10-gallon container hold- where Capt. Harold Lannorn and WANTED TO RENT--2 or 3 rough and tumble,drills for the room ing about 50 pounds of cabbage. Mad AUtry will probably start. But and % furnished Louisiana State Tigers as Coach or unfurnished- apart- several others, Dic Hayes, John IF YOUR CROP IS FOR SALE, WRITE US . . . miner Bernie Moore decided the injury Whe na•wooden keg is used, it WE SELL ment. Phone 897-J- D. L. Soy- Adcock, Chester Cline. Joe Evan- telling approximately how much you have and Cs. toll was becoming too great for should be washed well with soda der. " Slap geliste, Jim Bailey, 'and Jack Lam- when it will be ready. comfort. water, scalded, and then exposed 6-9) bert, have shown WANTED-Two or three boys who to direct sunlight to destroy any no bashfulness, +Wee 8-131 town at New Orleans. rain in- however, in pre-season are dependable and willing to do odors. boffing. RUBBER STAMPS terfered with the plans of Coach With Tidwell a question mark. 1 to 1 1-2 hours work, to carry RpfTiOve outside leayes and cores Pitts-. ( Henry Frnka and the Tulane Freddie Gafford, brother of Auburn MISSOURI paper routes, near college and on of firm heads of cabbage. To POPCORN CO. ;ht. squad. But there were lineup All-Anterican Monk Gafford, and south side. Apply at LEDGER & every 5 pounds. use 4 tablespoons changes .to be made and Frnka Ray Pelfrey, may be the heavy- BOX 303 t St. TIMES OFFICE. of salt, mixing it thoroughly. shifted 220-pound Nick Eggen- Place duty backs. Ledger & Times HAYTI, MISSOURI berger from tackle to guard and mixture in a crock or keg and Pelfry, a steadily-compiled 205-pound ,Ed Lennox from guard stamp thoroughly with. a heavy Ohio LOOK! freshman, may LOOK! to tackle. potato masher or stamper until the prove the surprise cabbage is covered WILL PAY DELIVERED Two-a-day workouts ended at the with juice. Add more cabbage-salt mixture THIS WEEK University of Alabama as Coach and NANCY Advertising Expert By Ernie Bushmiller stamp again, repeating the Heavy V Red Drew made last minute prep- process Hens 25c until the container is Leghorn arations for a Saturday night. open- filled to with- Hens I8c in a few inches of the top. Fryers 27c er_ with Mississippi Southern. But Cover the Leghorn Fryers 20c at. nearby Auburn. Coach Carl cabbage with a clean KEEP A cloth, put a Cox 12c Voyles found the signal timing. plate or clean piece of hard wood on it SUPPLY OF Eggs .. 50c blocking and pass defense of the and weight it with a clean rock. The cabbage at Prices Subject to Change Plainsmen -Still ragged." FLOOGLE'S all times should be covered with Without Meanwhile. 'Wally Butts at the Notice brine until bubbling Is CORN University of Georgia noted de- stops. Re- move the ficiencies in line blocking, but said scorn every few days and PADS wash and Boggess Produce Co. the Bulldogs showed an offensive scald the cloth, plate and weight. O bo. 13th St. Phone 441 pickup Butts pr used tho running N Q Fermentation proceeds according HAND to temperature. only 8 to 10 'clays being required in very- warm weather. In cool weather, it will take, a longer time. When fermentation has stopped, FAIR SPECIALS heat sauerkraut to simmering, but do not boil. Pack in hot jars to within a half inch of the top and cover with juice, leaving a half Radio Batteries, 1000-hour inch space. Adjust jar lids and, in boiling water bath, process pint guaranteed S5.95 jars. 25 minutes and quart jars 30 ABBIE an' SLATS Charlie Shows Some Interest By Raeburn Van Buren minutes. Complete seal and store.

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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1947 PACE FOUR TIIE LETV;ER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY Year Old Celebrates Circle 11 Meets a Club 1\-ews Activities Locals First Birthday • With Mrs. Wallis H of -the - Celebrating. his first - birthday"- --Members •C-irele in the horns. Tuesday. September 16. was little Methodist ChurA met South *Sixth Weddings Jimmy son of Mr. and of Mrs. „It T. \Valli., Women's Mrs. James C. Williams, Broad street. JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M street. Mrs. John James conducted the pre- A number of gifts and whichcards devotional. Mrs. Henry Elliott from relatives and friends were re- sented the program -and very ably , . ceived by* Jimmy among discussed the subject of "Thee Holland Reunion Held'Guests Complimented was a aPpreciated "Porky • ' andecrea-R Clendenon-Nance 'Social Calendar verY Ctithnildo.i. His nil Wedding Announced At City Park Sunday At Swanstadt Tuesdax' Pig'" , Enjoying his birthday_dinner.and mrs. E. A. Tucker ;Pas a guest rdor ,rptember 17 coke 'With members. The Holland sisters, brothers, Tuesday. Sept. 16, at 16 a.m. and beautifully decorated and spoke b;iefly to the were his parents, brother announced plans for a fall nieces 6ind nephews gathered at the 3 p.m. 1.‘ir;.' Warren S. Swann iii:.d 'Jimmy She Buzz and grandparents. Mr. and course. She discussed a gift Murray Park Sunday. August 17, Mrs. W. G. Swann entertained at study Mrs. W. P. Williams from Paris.. to a mission school to talk over past events. It was box to be sent Swanstadt complimenting their ' • • • honor of Miss Alice a happy occasion for all present in China in guests Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Long Waters. I: • c.heristied mernories of the pass I ake Rescue Costs r and Miss Gretchen Mae Long from - hostess was assisted by Mrs. I 6, tr- I pl , r were recalled. The Sommerville. N. J. $30 Robertson in serving a salad Distributed by L'inted Feature Syndicate, Inc. Those preseut were Ernest Hol- Life Saver Elias out of town enjoying course. Those present included 18 have land of B4-oxling Green. Ky.. Mr. Those from C HAPTER TEN but she m:ght asked me. A — David Solo two guests. Mrs. Ola- warm indignation began to rise in .,nd Mrs. Milburn Holland of near the hospitality were Mrs: Ora Hod- - - CHICAPC' 'VP' mbers .näand 1k4R. GETTY here?" asked mon saved two lives. It cost him and Mrs. E. A. her. They had all gone off to sup- Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin kin, Mrs.. Richard Coake, Mrs. ver elalcLemore ler policeman. "a • .le per: let them go. She would get Houston and son. Charles, of Mur- Mamie Harkless of Wickliffe. Jim- A-30- Tucker. answered. her own supper. . the I see," Maggie ray, Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Towerv my Henaerson . Louisville, and While driving his car near en name Will I say, Mrs. George Gatlin. Memphis. lake. he heard screams for help. lie SHE went to the kitchen. She of the Sinking Spring vicinity. Mr. .. car and grabbed h.- FIELDER please?" a can roe and :And Mrs. Elvie Jones and children Murrayans were Mrs. H. P:-Wear. stopped his HAYS & opened of shad e h "Tell him it's Captain Ho- f tied 41. she made tea. and she sat of Marshall County. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Eva Ryan. Mrs. Vernon Stub- plastic seat cushion. After remov- swan, fer." down I the kirchen table and ate. Wayne Jones i-q-id daughter of Mur- blefield. Sr.. Miss Mary Shipley, ing his shoes and coat, he a hi - since t%6,, Quality I She went back to the dining- I have 't had a decent meal ray. Mr.--arid Mrs. Joe Towery and Mrs. Kate Kirk. Mrs. F. B. Out- out 150 feet from shore, where Oa "Cap-- I left the city. the thought. I .6, I room. "Mr Getty," she said'. family of Bell City, Mr. and Mrs. land: Mrs. W, T. Waldirop. Mrs. lads were floundering. He righted here." ' have.n't. any sheets and blankets. r i ,, .,..0, • taut Hofer's Romiel Towery and baby. Marvin Whitnell and Mrs. Van their boet while they clung to the Foods - "Come in, Captain!' called Get- or anything Who ever heard of 1, Higgins. floating cushion. 'a'• i: al ., •' .` ' o' - -' -•told. me -he'd let me know sueh a job as this? And what a Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bogard and pab Circle I Mf_..ets about this fellow we found on the way-to live. with Just Miss Doll): family. Elmer Wilkinson of Mur- At three o'clock. the guests were When he returned to shore he ple and me here with those two men .pats and Main r IP.,:.-':t C:-.-p :- !1- 0 !I y 1 beach." he explained to Dolly lay. Edgar Wilkinson of Murray, Mrs. Wells Overbey. Mrs. Seiburn was welcomed by cheers and - 16th Imi Yesterday Afternoon i Captain Hofer e n t e r e d and The tea did her good. She poured ` •. c-,... i :-- . . . Mr. and Mrs Calvin Billington, Rev. Whne. IVIrs. Gingles Wallis. Mrs. on the back from admiring on- U glanced about the room. . herself a second cup. and Just as , ,,.. _ . • x ' Tom Row- lookers. •He put on his coat and it "Good evening. Mr_ Getty," he she prepared to enjoy it. she heard Vernon Billington and Dan Bi111'4- Jack lilaylock Mrs. One of the onlookers Parking Said. "Miss Plummer,- -Well. it the sound of a motor-boat. ton of Akron, Ohio. Earl Lee and lett, Misses Frances and Ruth S.•x- felt lighter. Ample o corn ng into that two—sons. Wayne an Robert, of ton, Margaret Graves- and tu -Y.inten --irre eraitrt-- Space s vrh. , all right." - - wooden tunnel, making waves that near Murray. Clayton Beale. $30 hem A .„ He looked extremely hot: • he dashed against the house. Then I. d ba c w,:11,. took out a handkerchief and wiped the engine was shut off and it was -his red face. quiet. 1 the'i • "Now I wonder if anybody here Ni sound of voices, nothing but rty u - k knows of a Miss Camford—a Miss the wavelets that still lapped genei • :re! Dorothy Cemford9" against the hguse. But who would Plans -That's niece!" said Miss Dolly. be pia tbere ire-the dark in a boat? pursing his ninN He stared at her, I never kat! I was like this. !lips. -I'm afraid I've got some bad she theught—such a coward. At fterno• news for you You know anybody least I could look out the window and as: by the name of Nicholas Angel?" ... But it was not a sensible thing leaders see f "Oh yes! He was here to la 51151 in _the lighted". window . me this morning." cent p: wken y; u did net know what might get her "I'm curry to tell yeu that Mee be outside. Aneei has Lao an accident. How make ti See went out of the kitchen and cid he leave nere. NIL'S Camford?" all your favorite Two to walk-to looked at the ataIre. It was dart Settoot in •' • "He 5a:elite wanted a ranged ! the station He said he thought the- up there. She started up the stairs. ac% Don't run. And don't turn on the V 'exerctse would help him. So he ltalwar 7 ! started off— 15 Le II!. Captain?" rountry See at top of the tm afraid it's more stopped the Louis vi stai:s. crew a good long breath serious than that- and we :The loek.1 up at him viith her and groped her way cautiously unei time big eitting-room. She ovened of who (lark eyts side. • one of the windows and stepped said, th 7it• -But not—? He's not dead?" "Take it ea.sy. Camford." out on the balcony. than in Her eyes filled with tears. "Oh • SizoPted A stu Dexter, News He must have had some sort WOW she heard voices, low voices. . Like of heart atikel. I eitoulifts-% have Rev -1Le-sele-etreiverear-the rail. Mr/- tt Itt hun walk." were quite audible. many t "But you can get a divorce from MAGGIE observed this scene a seine like that.' said a man's 4 Not e:VrybodY in Awn with stupefaction. However acace. can 'Miss Dolly be so double-faced, "I know I could. Hiram." satd —Ken county sub- Miss Dolly's 'voice. "But—I don't Calloway she thoughte-Tears in her eyes and of K • all that, when I told her long ago kn.is if I could ever explain—how scribes to The Ledger 11....esy 0u.. ,11.- uit about Mr. AngeL . Anti sne's paign & Times but nearly lying ta-the poixe. Well, sue won't imean you still care for wet -away with that. because Cat hint?" asked Hiram Getty. .1 Demo everybody reads it. not going to tell any lies If that . it isn't that. Its because ✓ y I. meant trouble for Moss Dully and he cares so very much for me." man 'Is that your idea of 'caring?'" Neely. they deserved it. make ford." Getty asked. "This brute who's m sorry. Miss Cam said of Lib Captain Hofer. "but I 11 have 'to mocle you miserable for years—" on V : 1 t a--acaou te come a eh me—to 'den- Ithrw I couldn't explain." she t:ie." said, with a sort of weariness trail., can't!"•the sa.d. '1.01.y. I never really loved him. anti • •. he "I'm afraid 1.-01-1.:1 have lia." knous that. And it hurts him W• HA :t; •" ? ....".1.7 -111 go with you. Dolly," said .. I was so-puling—and so stupid " Miss Piummer. "And we can all for my age. I lildn't know what Are stop at my house afterwards for love was." gore's a litt Ic upper." "Do you—now?" Getty a.sked Dol.y r! se and stood hold- his voice unsteady. "Hiram I must go in now." AS I ing the back of a chair: Captain Rim you are . • in flats kke quart, Hofer took one arm, and Miss "No Wait. Dolly." he said. "Look Plummer the other. here . you said—let's run away • 1/4141, You said let's go away from the these that are campus 'musts' In "You people follow alone," said • Miss Plummer. ',Somebody drive otheree--" %ill ; go"I i iomknec...x. It's been a rather my car for me. %%Joie I go with Come havi your pick . r a nip. dreadful -day for me. I wanted to _ Johnny, won't you? Hiram parts' ',rut n.erjelji can take Neely With Do You Want To them " ••Arel -you didn't care who came and note the new eitenSiOn Soles head They all left. And Maggie lit along" he said. "You didn't want 27. es Spread Cheer? t):.- rr. me- leareleoja:IV?" l'se cot to wait. she . . Saddles' =cies' new urge • F..r %hat earl to tee "If I riid." the said quietly. "it t'lerne met you (..:, . Hohr wa- no less than wa.• neeause when I first go', en •idwi /,- -r ar- I I Cou were—rather differ- black suede.' 4rai t‘' a'. se. an a, Cu: In -,1 and ef Miss tl,reight wafer wedgies' 1 ! • `' other men I've met dictate d iincier-renq " leathers! browns' said "You can runt SmoOth annum .• Aiways " the p; Everything married. thought Mag- Polished reds' inert&

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