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YOUR PROGRESSIVE Ell 0 M le NEWS- United Press. PAPER FOR 01Elt HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Saturday Afternoon, Sept. 27, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION — 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 89 Americans Still Demos Open Campaign Held by Yugoslays Murray High School Wins Third Today At Morehead Despite U. S. Note TRIESTE. 1UP)-U. Conference Sept. 27 S. Game Of Seri; 13-7 Army Headquarters announced to- '1 he Demo( L atic genera iron saa day that the Yugoslav government Murray High Tigers won their ra . Minton passed to campaign opens this afternoon at Marks Deadline third consecutive victory last night ab Tues. so far had -failed to fulfill tha War Dead's Next Of .or an 11-yard gain; Nor- Special trains have with a score of 13-7 over Morga• b"e a. _ried the ball for another Morehead. For Sealed Bids On promise it made yesterday to !, Kin Must Report arals field High' School. Oa...ay-4a .d Griggs and been arranged to ,take .Democrats Norman alter- WAA Surplus Items lease "immediately" three Arnea Change Of Address The first half of the game sti writacad for another first down on from all over the state to the can soldiers captured by Yugoslav ed the teams evenly matched an -urray's 2-yard line. Murray call. • ceremonies. • Harry E. Ritter, regional direc- troops on Monday. Next of kin of members of the fans were afraid that a scoreless ed time out. Then Griggs carried -be- tor. WAA, stated today that Tues- tie might the ball across the line The program is scheduled to As of 11 a.m. 15 a.m., EDT), the Armed Forces or of civilians who ensue. After the inter- for the first September 30, is the closing touchdown of the gin at 1:00 pm. at the Jayne Me- day, Army said it .had no word from died overseas while in .the service mission both squads came back game. Griggs date for three fixed price sales with renewel vigor. Morganfielct poas irlt. to Heffington for the extra morial Stadium. The main speak- the Yugoslays that the soldiers had aarke United States during World and two sealed bid sales of sur- stored' first and passed for the ex- been released or when they could . er will be U. S. Rep. Earle C. Cle- materials. War II were urged today by Col. tra Ball kicked off to plus be expected' to arrive back in Tri- point. Stewart who the Democratic guberna- used and unused received on the 10 ments, A variety of este. Don E. Carleton, executive of the In the third qirter Jeffrey and and returned be intro- containers, cartons, pans. baskets, the ball to their own 30 yarcitine. torial nominee. He will Army neadquarters Was officially Kentucky Military District, to re- Stewart marched the ball down boxes, and similar items are being Stewart and Outland failed to gain duced by ,Harry Lee aWterfield. advised yesterday by Marshall port any change of their addresses the field to Morganfield's 2-yard sold at fixed prices through the yardage, then Stewart passed to Al- who was de- Titus government that the soldiers line. Miller crossed the line . for Clinton publisher, WAA Customer Service Center, 704 to the office of the Quartermaster exander for 8 yards. He then punt- -First Lieut. William Van Atten a touchdown and Jeffrey kicked feated for the nomination. Race Street, Cincinnati.• . General. Memorial Division, Wash- ed to Morganfield's 24 yard line and of East Orange, N. J.; Pfc. Earl permanent the extra point. -Folloavinga pox Trf-the- -The-1VAA__ Customer Service AUSTIN HONORED—Warren R. Austin (left). ington 25, D. C. the ball was declared dead. The -ef-Aatington.- The game looked like a tie with radio address of Ben Kilgore, Center, 245 N. High St., Columbus, U.S. delegate to the United Nations, receives the first annual Col. Carleton pointed out that opponents were .penalized 5_ yards Pfc. Glenn Myera- Edgely, N. D. -only one minute. -play- --left to Waterfield's campaign manager, Ohio, has a $65.800 inventory of service award of the American Association for the United the listing of correct addresses will for being -, --would be set free t once. stands. Suddenly Stewart on the offsides.. over station WHAS Louisville, motors, rectoplaters, and switches. Nations, from former Secretary of Wax Robert P. Patterson. facilitate plans of the War Depart- Murray then Wel( the ball again stands. Sudenly Stewart on the Wednesday: Over 48,039 cloth • bound blank Along with the p nose had In accepting, Mr. Austin accused Soviet Vice Forpgn Minister ment to carry out all feasible on Morganfield's 43 yard line. In a * yard line completed a pass to books are offered at a fixed price gone a Yugoslav apolo After "absolute falsification" And libel for wishes of the .next of kin in con,. series of plays Stewart and Outland My Fellow Kentuckians:. ' Andrei Vishinsky of Alexander in the goal zone and to priority purchasers . and the Army protests had failed to et re- trying to stir up another war. nection with the return and rein- advanced the ball for a first aown It is an honor and a privilege to charging that the U. S. is Murray chalked up six more points trade by the WAA Customer Ser- sults, the State Departmen en- terment of the valiant dead. which began 'the march down the be**invited by my good friends. on the score board. vice Center in Columbus. tered the case. - The Second Army has completed field to victory. Three more first Earle Clements and Tom Under- Bell kicked off to Crass as the Unused abrasives such -as grind- The captured Americans were w t plans for carrying out the pro- downs were made before the third wood. to speak to you tonight in New Atom Smasher to game opened and he was downed ing wheels, sharpening stones, of a five-man patrol, led by .Van\a.. gram for return of World War H quarter ended. the interest of a united Demo- _Police Court on the 38. Stewart and Butter- stone and shell assemblies, wheel Atten, that met a Yugoslav de- dead in the Second Army area, It In the first play of the last per- cratic party and a Democratic vic- Generate Cosmic Rays I worth failed to gain enough yard- abrasives -and polishing wheels are tachment along the Trieste-Yugo- is expected that this program will iod Jeffries carried the ball for a tory on Tuesday, November 4. Construction speeding, fined age, so Stewart punted to Morgan- offered in various size lots rang- slav border near the harm of Mon- Under Leonard McNutt, be well under way by the close of five-yard gain. Then Stewart in The matter of unity is already field's 10 yard line. After- two ing from 114 to 28,020 items to te coste. $5.00. 1947. two tries carried the ball to Mor- achieved. PALO. ALTO, Cal. Sept. 25 -A speeding, vain attempts Griggs lateralled to priorities and all levels of trade in itihile Van Atter? Was talking to a. • James Key, fined $5.00. It is the dearre dr the govern- ganfield's 2-yard line. In the next new type f atom smasher design- driving, Norman and gained 20 yards for a There is no dissension in the a sealed bid sole being conducted the Yugoslays. they covered him Ben Hopkins, reckless ment that all military, personnel play Miller crossed the goal for ed to gen • te the first artificial first down. They lost their ad- Democratic ranks. by the WAA Customer Service and the other two men with their fined $2500. who died in the service of their Murray's first touchdown to even cosmic rays ''was under construc- vantage, however, when ariggs We are united Democrats, Center. 04 Race St., Cincinnati. rifles and took them into the town Joe Lancaster, speeding, -4ined country be given appropriate burial the score. Jeffries kicked the ex- tion tere. was thrown for an 11-yard loss. wholeheartedly behind the Demo- Three lots of aluminum powder of Goriano, on their side of the $5.00. honors. Arrangements for these tra point. Chandler punted to Jeffrey Who cratic nominee for Governor and in quantities ranging from 230 to line. There was no . indication Construction 41a;s new machine S. A. Douglas, drunken driving, honors •should be made by the ,Murray then kicked to the_oppo- was downed on the 20 yard the entire Democratic 'ticket. 93,000 pounds to the lot is where the Americans were taken was announced by r. William W. fined $100.00 plus costs. next of kin with the local veter- sition's 15 yard line who returned being marker.. With the kindliest personal feel- offered for disposal by sealed bid after that. Hansen, director aof Stanford Uni- Eddie Riley. speeding, fined $5.00. ans' organizations. Oral when 4 the ball to the 35. In The third Miller carried the ball 11 yards ings, I endorse and will support at the WAA 'Customer Serviee versity's microwave 1:;tspratory. Short Futrell, speeding. fined is found that this is not possible, play Murray fans were tense when for the Tigers for a first down. the nominees of the "Democratic Center,. Gate 5, 12th & Ohio, Ev- He said the new pipe-Se linear $10_00. the next of kin should communi- Griggs completed a pass. to Byrnes. Stewart and Miller together gain- party. ansville, Ind. cceterator, more than tteice as Aida Clay-Barrow. speeding. cate with Col. Don E. Carleton, ex- but he was brought down by Har- Rent Dir. Creedon ed another first down and then the When Unity is a reality in the Ritter directed attenticin tp the powerful as any atom smashing fined $5.00. ecutive, Kentucky Military Dis- old Miller. The opposition was pen- opposition sharpened Op their de- Democratic rzinks, as it is today, fact that the condition of all 'sur- iirachine in existence, offered'othe Ten drunks, fined $1365 each. trict, 3rd Floor Kenyon Building, alized 5 yards on this play for the a Ponders Problem first real fense. After Stewart messed taia Victory is certain. I am particular- plus property is riot warranted promise of solving t 112 South Fifth Street, Louisville backfield in motion and the ball secret of - - the cosmic rays-th on a pass to Miller and Jeffrey ly delighted that Harry Lee Wat- and inspection is urged. The WAA 2, Ky., for assistance. was returned to the 35 yard mark- From Louisville lost yardage. Miller punted to 'erfield will intruduce our next mysterious light energy from outer Pertinent information will be er. Chandler then punted to Miller Customer Service Center handling 10 'Most' Interesting Norman. Governor at the opening of the the individual sale has information apace. . . furnished the next of kin by the on his own 35. Griggs received the punt and campaign in Morehead on Sat- The new machine' will be 100 a Faces" Picked By Quartermaster General. Where ad- Stewart then gained 5 and Mor- as to location of the merchandise WASHINGTON. Sept. 27 (UP)- ran tirday. 200 feet long. It is expected r e 16 yards before he was down- o I and general conditions of the of Rent Director Frank Creedon to- Group Of Artists ditional information is desired. ganfield was penalized again for unleash the ed. Minton lost five. Griggs gain- After a hard fought and sincere ngs• day pondered a problem tossed 'at greatest charge of elea- either local veterans' organizations being offsides. In two plays Stew- tricity ever generated by man•- ed one. and Byrne! gained 5 as campaign, the candidate whom I him from Louisville, Ky., but NEW ai1ta,\,1K. Sept. 26 (UP)- or the District Executive should be art advanced the ball to the oppo- 1,000,00‘1,a= volts. A three foot he was downed by Rowlett on the supported, Albs graciously accepted carrying implications for landlords Don't throw your baby daughter contacted. sition's 43 yard line. 'Murray call- 44-yard line for the end of the the will of the majority and with Tri State Basketball section of the accelerator already ed time out. Miller and Stewart and tenants throughout the na- in the river, lady, just .because • has produced first quarter. fine spirit rand true sportsmanship tion. 1.500,000 volts. - she looks like herasither. together made another first down, League Is Forming As the second quarter opened is setting an example, that will The linear accelerator, is a cous- then in the next series Murray lost The issue was a five per cent The Artists' League named th. Local Woman Dies punted to Murray's lead to victory over -the Republi- in to the cyclotron, now used to ,:handler 32- the ball after failing to gain the re- The Tri- State Independent bas- boost in rent ceilings on Louis- 10 "Most Interesting Faces"' in yard line. Miller fumbled on cans in Novernber and to the re- smash the atom. Dr. Hansen said the quired yardage. ketball league will hold 'a meet- ville's 93.000 controlled homes and America today, and lo, there wasn't and capture of the State Administra- the new machine would give sci- After Long Illness 3.3m Morganfield recovered. ing to get organized for the 1947- apartments. The boost was recom- a glamour girl in the lot. Moaganfield failed to do any tion by the-Democratic party. ence an easier and cheaper means Norman then lateralled on a 6- 48 season Thursday night. Octo- mended by the area's new rent ad-' good in three tries, so Chandler of gaining information about the "Beauty," explained Daniel Koer- yard gain, and in two plays Griggs This is ibR.iE should be. Ken- visory board in the first action of punted to Murray's 48 yard line. ber 2. 7:30 o'clock at Campbell's ner, first vice ...president of the Mrs. Prentiee Whitlow, 56, died made it •a first down. Griggs at- tucky is normally and strongly electron. The machine will pro- Stewart received the kick and re- Sporting Goods Store in Paducah. its kind. Artists League orAmerica, in an- last night at her home of compli- tempted three passes to Democratic. Kentucky will be- duce radioactive isotopes similar Chandler turned the pigskin to Morganfield's Any team that would like a The Liansville board is composed cations after suffering from a and come Democratic again in spirit -nnthose made at Oak -Ridge, nouncing the members', selection, failed. Griggs then gained 6 franchise in the league for the of two lawyers, two real estate lengthy illness. Her home was 34 with one minute and a few iec, and in filet on November 4. Tenn. "la never the test of an interesting yards before he was tackled by coming season should Fri) tract Ed- agents, and a banker. It acted two at Kirksey. Route 2. onds left of the game. In the next I still believe in a hard fought Experiments with cosmic rays facer far more important is the Butterworth. Murray took over on mund "Monk" Beasley. Comrnis- days after Creedan had called on Surviving are her husband. play Stewart passed to Alexander Democratic primary. are expected to produce presence of a characteristic which the 20-yard line. It is the Gov. spectacular in the goal zone for the final sioner, Tri-State Independent _pas- Simeon Willis to name addi- immediately catches the eye. Madison Whitlow; a sister, Mrs. . Miller lost 2 on the first play, only way to clearly and forcibly results. At present, the rays ran touchdown of the game and victory ketball League._ or -present at tional board members to represent Carl Hopkins. of Farmington, Miller and Stewart- made inform the - People nn public i's- be studied only in et ,ap ia must attract the attentinn of small for the Tniei a. Jeffrey's tuck for the meeting. rebants. Route 2; and two brothers, lea- gains. Then Miller completed a sues. It is the only way the people planes equipped as flying labora- the artist at once or else it will be the extra point went leaving Any team that wasin the league Creedon faced this question: nings and Truman Turner of Cold- pass to Alexander on Morganfield's ran express their approval or dis- tories. Scientists believe threi'may of no interesteto the viewer of the the score 134. last year will hold first choice for Must he. follow the board's recom- water. 40-yard line. Failing to keep the approval on 'public issues. It is hold a clue to some of the fun- completed art work." 'With only a few seconds left in franchise but due to several mendation, or Is.it in fact {IS well Mrs. -Whitlow was a member of advantage. Stewart lest 10 yards. the only way the people can mold damental secrets of nature or to Peering beneath the military the game teams falling out and the opening as in name merely a recommenda- the Coldwater Baptist Church. Miller kicked off to fhe policies of government and di- new power -sources. ,- mein of'Gen. Omar Bradley, the. misted a pass to Alexander, and of ten more franchises, there will tion? His advisers reportedly are She wall be buried at 2:00 o'clock Morganfield's 26 yard line. Her- rect their own government-In their The electron, instead of league, headed by Rockwell Kent, then punted to Norman who re- being this rington fumbled and the ball was be plenty room for all teams that divided. , aftern in the West Fork -Waned tae ball to Murray's 40-yard own interests. This is fundamental whirled around will be shot in a found 'ape awtypical Ameriean reecovered by Alexander .for the desire a fcanchise. Other rent boards, provided 'for Cemetery. Services will be con- lane- before he was downed by to a free. vigorous, constructive straight path dotain the long, slen- Grandpa" The head of Henry Tigers. In the next play Stewart' Forfeit fee and entrance fee will in the new rent law that became ducted at the West Fork Baptist Grant. and forwaid-looking and forward- der tube. Kaiser, shipbtaider, they said, gained one yard as the 'whistle be ,established at the meeting as effective July 1, are swinging into Church by Rev A P Harris. Menton lost 7 in a lateral to Nor- moving- government, of by and for should be on a pedestal in_some blew ending the game. well as the election of new of- action in many of the 611 a'reas man. In the next play Norman's the people. • art museum-- he resembles- a Ro- During the intermission between ficers. under Federal rent ceilings. What fumble was recovered by Lowell There are many other advantages X-Ray Laboratory man •s*nator. halves the Murray High School The aim for this season is to Creedon tolls the Louisville Board, for a loss of three. Griggs also lost In a hard fought'. primary, one of The others,' and, the league's as Goal of Million Band gave a demonstration on have *three divisions with 10 teams officials said, mat' set a pattern for yardage and then Chandler vabich is of outstanZ7ng import- Technicians Needed praisal of them. punted the football each. his future dealing's with others. field, including baton ance. I am convinced right will in Sinclair Lewis. novelist--"The to Murray's 33 yard line.' The law says recommendations Baptist Tithers twirling by the majorettes and ultimately prevail, if - the merits Federal Civil Service examina- outstanding- characterisafc is the After two ineffective plays Stew- .NOTICE by "representative" local boards drille-fay the musicians. of the issues are awed clearly tions for the *wantons of X-Ray„ Lincalnesque 'gauntness. A fitting Seen By Dillard art completed a pass to Alexander • The grade teachers of Hazel High ifor general rent boosts or decon- and frankly before the people. In Laboratory Assistant, Grade SP-3. Grant Wood subject." for a 10-yard gain and first down. Murray pos. Morganfield School will present a musical pro- troll must be 'approved by Cree- addition. a primary is educational, $1954 per year; Assistant X-Ray Kate Smith, singer-"Simplicity In the next series of plays Stewart Crass Chandler gram on October at 7:30. Home- don. providedlaahey ale aripprtipri- not only for the people but for the Laboratorian. Grade 5P-4, $2168 reigns supreme. Understanding Dr. J. E. Dillard of Naahville. attempted another pass to Alexan- Wilson Bell' made candy and cold drinks will be ately substantiated riad in , accord-. candidates. In the light of full and available for everyone. per year. and X-Ray Laboratririan, and kindness and aparent at first Tenn, who is preaching a sries der which failed. and -then punted Grant - Abell ative with applicable law arid reg- free - debate the atmosphere be- Grades SP-5 . through SP-7, $2394 glance." of, Stewardship sermons at -the to Norman. This ended the half Baker Thomas ulations."' - comes bright and it is easier, tri Mrs. Charles Shelton and Dottie to $3021 per year were announced Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, United First Baptist Church. declared that with no scores on either side. - Roaelett HG King Creelon first okayed the Louis- find the right road td travel in the Sue of Leveland. Tex. left this yesterday by the Board of U. S. Nattonas delegine-Gentle strength': the Titging Campaign gives every After the intermission. Rowlett Smith NT Lorett ville board. Then_oil _the basis of public" Interest •irwitkIdior the wel- morning after visiting Mr. and C-ivil--Service Examiners, Veterans Howard Hughes, tool maker, air- evidence of reaching its goal of a kicked off to Norman who receiv- Alexanffer RE Morgan local protests he asked'. fiCr addi- fare and happiness of all the Mrs. James Shelton and Mr. and Administration. 52 South Starling plane builder and movie producer million Southern Baptist Milers ed the pigskin on the.5 and return- Allbritten c4B Minton tional nominations. These, have people. Mrs. Leon Cathey of this city. Street. Columbus 8. Ohio. Applica- -"Moodiness, pensiveness and pre- for Christ, ed it to the 25 yard marker. Nor- Stewart LH Byrnes not yet been received. tions' will be accepted until fur- The for onll?ting tithers man and Griggs then marched • occupation make hitt face a de- day set the Miller RH Norman ther notice: , _ cidedly interesting subject." is October 5: Already many ball down the field for the first two Butterworth FR • Griggs Places of employment are Id- Peacya-Faith, orchestra leader- churches have' gone beyond their eated at Veterans Mother Of Murray Administration "The combination of great strength quotas, The 'First Baptist Church Hospitals in the States of Ohio. arid artistic sensitivity in this mus- of Baton Rouge, La.: Immanuel Woman Dies At Her Kentucky. and Michigan, LATE and in ical conductor's face are unusual Baptist Church of Little Rock, BULLETINS other Federal Home In Paris agencies within and striking." Ark.: and the Dauphin Way Bap- these states. Employees now hold- Ethel Barrymore, actress -"In- tist Church of Mobile. Ala., have ine war service U. S. Accused bf "Warmongering" Mrs. Mary Fauna Miiiida,• native , indefinite and tern- tensity i the eynote of Miss Bar- already enrolled more than a thou- of Henry County. Tenn_ 'died at pdrary indefinite* impointments in sand tithers. rymoores face. It is dynamic at LAKE SUCCESS. N. a' Sept 27 , UP/-The Soyiet Union sparked heal home in Paris yesterday, She these positions should file appliea-- The South Side Baptist Church aft tranaes and like all the Barry- its diplomatic and bons in order to receive propaganda offensive against the United States today was 78 years of age. consider- mores, her eyes are dramatic and of, Birmingham, Ala., of which Dr. ation for permanent with demands for removat,nf American and British troops from foreign Funeral services were held at appointment. flashing." Dillard was pastor for 18 years soil and more violent charges of American "warmongering." 2:00 o'clock at the New Liberty Joe Di Maggio, baseball player-- has enrolled every member of its .' This Was part of an expanded Church of Christ, of which she was "Elongated and simplified charac- board of deacons as tither, and worldwide counterattack against the member, Adkinson Editor Of a and burial was in the teristics lend his face to the me- Dias set a goal of $180,000 from the United States, anti-Communist campaign in Europe and theatfnited Na- New Liberty Cemetery. Fulton Newspaper dium of sculpture and are remin- tithers fund in October, Novem- tions -General Assembly. . ber, and December. thousand Mrs. Moody t s survived by her iscent of Modigliani's paintings." N4ne At the end of the first two weeks of the assembly the U. S.-USSR husband, 8.--411. ,Moody. to whom Austin Aclkinson, former news dollars of this special tithing fund .Thintax., :Kaye. comedian-"An diplomatic war via§ at fever pitch. The objectives of each side were she was married in 1882: One sis- editor. of the Fariris- Post-Intent.' will go to Miasiort causes. ideal subject. pliable, mobile, flex- to completely discredit the other in the eyes of the rest of the world. ter, Mrs. Shellic Hudson. of Lana. gencer. and more recently mailing- It is hoped and believed that the ible and startry-eyed." The two weeks debate has sing Mich.: tour daughters, Mrs. ings'editor of the Fulton, Ky.. special tithe in, the tithers fund safa. accsimplished nothing yet, but it has Ethel Turin of Buchanan. Mrs. Daily Leader • has succeeded Ad- the First Baptist Church of Mur- clarified the tactics of each side. J. G. Pflenger of Springfield. Tenn., rian Doran as editor of the Ful- Family Life Curtailed ray will go beyond $10.000, officials saii Mrs. C. C. 'Tatum of Bowling ton newspaper. NORMAN, Okla.. 1UP-Now the of the church said. The church "so-Grug, Ky.. , Mrs. Noble Ray of Doran, principal of the Wingo housing shortage is breaking up dn last Sadday voted unanimously National Democratic Chairman Resigns III "GOOD EARTII"—Shpzo Otsuka', the test tenant farmer Murray; six ,sons, Rat) and John of high school. and, a minister, said homes-but reat on a temporary to contribute • to the Mission causes In all Japan to buy land under the Japanese Land Reform WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 (UPI-Robert E Hannegan of St. Louis re- Parisa Aka :and Charlie 'of FilticL that other activities 'caused him to basis, Universal of Oklahoma of- all received during the three Law,, points with Pride to the field that holds his paddy signed today as National Democratic'Chairman and -announced that Sen. hanan, L. hi,'Moody of Cookeville, resign the newspaper post. ficials advised married men stu- months above its regular budget. Otstika, who bought'an acre of J. Howard McGrath, t). R. I., has been designated'as his successor. rice land and three acres Of Tenn.. and E. A. Mood? of, Pad ;ire dent& to come alone to college this Dr., Dillard declared this to be a Wand, became the first in ten generations of his family to cah; 244 grandchildren and CO Co lege and ia 'Wit,. known in fall because of the, increased hous- splendid example for other Hannegarl has been in poor health for many months. His announce, own the land he farms. -great grandc ildren Murray*. .. ing shortage here. churches. ment said his physician had directed him to limit his activities,

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PAGE TWO TiIE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, IENTUCKY SATURDAY. SEPTMITIER 27, 1947 SA' il•••••• THE LEDGER & TIMES Brother Dick Of Shamokin Becomes National her in'America. 'Then will collie' the movies, the radio, and I aon't PUBLISHED BY THE t ALLOWAY Pustistusd COMPANY • -. Figure Overnight; Invited To Washington know what all—and poor Brothei Let's Start Work on Kentucky Lake Consolidat.un of The Murray Ledger. The Callo_way Times. and The Times-Herald, October 20. 1p2.8. and the West Kentuckian. January 17. 1949' Dick! Life never will be the same Its Frederick C. Othinan Iamb chops for 14 1-2 cents. again in his little giant market. W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER State Park at Eggner's Ferry Now! I tilted Press Staff Correspondent When that hit print. I'm the inadvertentavillian and I JAMES C. WILLIAMS. GENERAL MANAGER, ACME News- I pactares rushed across the land to apologizg t WASHINGTON. Sept. tUP1—I Published aft- !moons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St.. Murray. Ky. telephoto reproductions of his ad- A peculiar backwash of the story !must extend my sympathy and my vertisement in the Shamokin News- is the fact that there seem to be Entered tat the Post Office. Murray. Kantucky. for Transmission as apotoines today to Dick Rickert. the Dispatch. If ever a .paid advertise- Brother Dicks selling nets at . Second Class Matter honest butcher of Shamokin. Pa. ment had become a red-hot news reasonahje prices in many a small SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per If I'd .only know what would picture, awww • waek 29; per this was it. city Why this should be. while Calloway happen to Brother Dick :tthat's Month. Sac.. In and adjoining counties, per year, $3 50, else- Photographers butchers iii the big towns weigh HEADWiti,,,k hastened to Sha- of RS what tht. tinpy customers where $5 50_ a call steaks an jewelers' scales, is a rifys- lam. I never would have written mokin and forced Brother Dick. U.S. ATOMIC 'ENE RaY 'SECURIi1; - tory I hope the Senators can un- SERVICE NATIONAL REPRESENTATINE: WALLACENI WITNIER CO.. 903 Sterick aa item about h:m selling sirloin all 2.19- pounds of hint, to pose in Buddinit.alerraalas. Tenn : 250 Park Ave.. New York; 307 N. Michigan ravel. steaks for 39 cents a pound and the act of slicing 39-cent chuck Ave.. Ch,eag.,. 80 B. v.stan St.. Boston. roasts. Reporters interviewed him. Publisher Phil McMullen of the A - one after another. and Brother Blackwell. Okla.. Journal-Tribune, FOR NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ Dick patiently repeated the story writes that meat prices in Black- eun of his pre-war price tags. well are surprisingly similar to goo 1941442 OSIATION those in Shamokin He encloses a Fur Thai. added up to hard work on number of ads in his paper this pan ../Nsessivt— Brother Dick's part, long hours, week offering 39-cent chuck roasts. • THE KENTUCKY Plass ASsOt!..ilION careful buying. conservative meat 37-cent vveiners and 37-cent pork PIA! cutting, and small profits. It also We reser% e the right to reject ans Advert.sing. Letters to the Editor sausage met added up to more black headlines. of Publ.c Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best intererst A reader in San Antonio. Texas, rep of our readers. And there was the joint Congreia forwards grocery advertisements, 3rd coital Price Investigating Commit- with prices only slightly higher 397- September„27, 1947 tee asking whether I could put the than in Oklahoma, while a lady in lawmakers in touch with Brother Grass Calif.. that per- FOR Dick. Valley. writes Earle Clements Is Welcome haps Td better move west and for- roca "We -want to shake his hand." the get my troubles. stai c,immatee said. -And find out din, Onh•S On October 4 to•1 She sends ads offering 25-cent May.' he does it stai spee.ch in his iampaign for Gocernor. lamb roasts. 47-cent beef roasts, 35- So I did the necessary and Bro- cent hamber and 28-cent short ribs met • ..1 feel ,emharrassed when he comes' ther Dick has received an invita- to the fortunate residents of Grass goo ti: Wsa.a,c `.0 few votes here in tion—not a subpoena, mind you— Valley and Nevada ,City. Calif. A tow he 'will he. askingatf he possibly can find the similar report, with mouth-water- t111.. rep: ;•.•• Democratic Primary was lipite tilt- tine to appear before the subcom- ing advertisements, is at hand from tion I;resent in the General mittee of Sen Ralph E. Flanders af 'Fort Smith. Ark. ATOMIC CENTER IN PEACETIME—The Los Alamos Atomic Energy Project in New Mexico, Vermont. to reveal officially the All this may be some consolation FOR el, . t...11roway county voters Were NEW HAIR-DO 7- New eve- created overnight in 1942 for the production of atomic bombs, today is a complete com- secret of his 29-cent, hamburger and to Brother Dick: he is not alone. stuc chia1a,a; ja.. 4.••• eer, 11 11!)1110,4)Wil Man arai another Weat _Mug wear. Antonio munity with a population of RAM -Though efforts have been turned to the development. of Paris 1-S--cent rib roasts. He just had the bad luck of being har -11-77,F.a.- only aral that Harry Lee Watt:r- of atomic energy for peacetime use, security measures are as strong as during wartime. suggests a diadem of wired Here is a national figure already. discovered first. I can assure him age. 1:reat home Here, two military' guards are shown outside the headquarters. miliorit in this: his county. vels'eL rib.bon Interwoven _It he can find a boy to mind his only that Sen Flanders is a nice 346- Ti.- -•• oting tVaterfielii. nut AGAINST with silver or gold thread. shop while he talks to the senators guy and that the rest of us. all i FOR Ea- • t tii feeling against MT.- Clem- which ties on the side in a and, he kind of 'figures this is his 140.000.000 of .us, will be interested Council are Australia, Brazil. Can-1 only a sum equal to its percentage ok'd by the sub-cummittee, dint s.i.'• nonchalant bow. A woman duty—he'll be the best known but- in his testimony. ada, Chile, China, Cuba, Czecho- i.below Inc average. Estimates. are awaits full committee action. whi can express her individu- • 1%e TiA•1 if.lyyt. thy slovakia, Denmark, Egypt, France. that 7 million of the 27 million ele- Plant Disease Forecast has t,, the ality I. • • by changing Color or India, Italy. Mexico, the Nether-. mentary and high school children. As the gigantic program under in the fashion of rids, Philippines. her evening United King- will get lunches. the 1946 Research and Marketing API • • coiffure. Society • • • Personals , ,m. Union of South Africa and Federal Aid to Education Ad t nuo..es ahead. a regional plan 'itt ,..t in a recent. meeting that ' 4 the United States. To get some stearn Under pro- for forecasting the spread of crop FOR io atfy(lyti th, outcome the I OLLEGE FOOTBALL Jo Williams, Editor . Phone 374-M , W. R. Ogg, Washington office di- posed Fed. ral -aid - 'to-edugation plant diseases will be set up. Pur- pick (ally the litaitucky eke- RESULTS r ec to r, represented' Arnet lean legislation. Chairman Halley of the pose is tu enable farmers to apply firs Mr and Mrs Fred Pickton of ': oil e,.• :t nu their 'strength for Farm Bureau at the .conference. House Education committee effective measures for controlling Co. B-. I toted Press Cuy a hogh Falls. 0. were visitors' is . 194'.. w h;...h a .president \Oh School Lunch 'writing each State Governor for three major crop diseases as speed- -- - in tbe home of Mr. and Mn, Perry RMING IN FOR Lt. • S"h• '141,1;!dii..ir. 4.ast Federal funds to aid States with his views on provpihs Federal ily ,fis pos,ible. Dine.,-es specified -administration enter Henden this week. wee • th, 11.:N rs• Teachers 20. Albright 11..-iStIINGTON their school lunch programs are funds to help states' tia-meire•near- are potato and tomato blight, blue next yi-ar. !here is a 1).o:tSihility of a • • Lyr f3 • being distributed. Of the $65.00,- ly equalizing educational- nutlet of tiTbacca.and downy mil- art. 'ign1...!i(y. which now is • Mrs Dennie oppora Green of Lora: FAO Meeting dew of — VI -I a• Stat.. laachers 33. 000 :appropriated by Congresa two tunities. The New Jersey Con- eueurbits. FOR Beach. Calif. and Mrs. William I Establishment of a World Food Drexe: rt.'', 13 - - months ago. $47.750.000 has been gressman hopes to report the Gov- Roundup lana " t . a% \titers Furches tat Murray were Tuesday !Council.. consisting S. -a N. of representa- apportioned to 'help pay lunch food ernors. replies to the committee Dates of hearings on the long- No' in a: ..ti• cast his ‘oie afternoon guests of Mrs. Milburn tives of 18 nations, highlighted the S: Suite bills. The remainder is being held when Congress reconvenes next range farm program are expected ter Holland. Mr, Mary Armstrong of Food and Agriculture organization by the Government .lia buy foods year. to be anniitimed soon by Senate tanl Hazel also was a recent guest of conference which ended Sept 11 (an a a. • C. :1( .3.1. Ca rnaon 22. needed to meet, specific nutritioral Emph.•sis falls upon- the need and Agriculture committees . . . pho 111!- Holt-''! after two weeks' of hard work A ,•,,!.11,, 7aaaae NCIA rk Universo 1 needs and pay administrative costs, for repi•esentativea of cooperat- probably will start early next Mui Criti...al situation of the world a - Nq money is available this year mg organizations in the Statei to month . . ion -lata. I fo,rd prAmem, was stressed and the : a-7a Tiadia.• for buying`rtemett equipirrient.4-0f4 confer letth their respect After hearings in-San Francisco. scin Social Calendar nference recommended that gov- last year's $75 million. $10 minion Fernars and express their- viev...s Sept. 18-19. on tinting co-ops, the Rot %. • aa. , a, , south :nments continue their export 1.• • was eammaked for that purpose. about this problem, the Chairman House Small Business committee t aa 19. Chafta- saturday. September 27 Luntrols and international Alma- Each • .? :1 State must match equally declared planned sessions in Los Angeles, tiops on commodities 7 Tae Alpha Department of the in short sup- the sums pro6ded by Congress, The Senate .bill by Senator Taft Septa'23-25 . . . farmer co-ups ' .0 ' " M were • • Murray- Woman's ply • Much conceits-a was given to !tut, Club will inset but a State with a lower per cape. .S. 472. was reported out of corn- unofficially &flared ; that., Newpat winners of a! a: tae Club House at 2 30 pm. whether U.S. would keep its ex- ta income than the national aver- miner List session, but the House the ..1-taar.•1.1.0; eXaire;•ie the N. hearings Sept 1111-11 in Se- port control program beyond next 1945) Monday. iiiiV .31.150 in has to ply sersion .H R. 2953. McCoss , . Wash . a:. rat1:,•', ha.- : a•t.- :; Atamai! September 29 month. Without the program, in- * 4 r.a• Exe(9:1..e Board S• • of the ternational allocations would be Para -Teachr rs Associat p. • .1 ( :. ion will impossible, it was pouted out. it eel at 30 at the home of' Mrs Sir John Boyd Orr accepted an- " 1test Ma;a a. Cr a-. ,500 YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO HEAR . . . North Seventh other two-year term as director general of FAO. whose headquar-, M.,- Me 0 Wednesday. October 1 ters will remain in Washington. .• .1 C 0 The Cora Graves Circle of the Efforts to move them to Geneva A • • • , Piesbyterian Church will Nrew York were defeated. meet at 7.30 p.m". with Mrs A. H. Work of the World Council will : 0 tO Kopperud. 800 Main street ;+.1 reviescfood problems and ad- H. A. DIXON .16 Vsentourtn The regular meeUng of the Par- vise governments and agencies. ent-Tea:tiers Association will be Many studies are to be undertaken Make Thei-n Peel C ge 6. At Home held at 3 pm at the Morra:. on special commoaity problems.. School auditotium. 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FOR SALE: Two coats and legging ANSWER TO Dowden. a chubby little man who For Sale suits; one two piece, one three P1145,1014 Puma headed the committee, attempted piece. Size 2 and 3. Mrs. Gray- Crossword Puzzle to introduce Borough President son McClure, Phone 693-J-1. S27p • John iashmore. Eddie got tangled FOR SALE-Goldscal, 9x12 linol- ACILOSIS 33—Pemalo clear irIoH iil 23—That thins up between rooter and booster. eum rugs and 6 ft. and 9 ft. roll 1--Ooddess of baryest 94—Common bird I-1 A L 4—Stop 36—One-eighth 11121121 f1 "4 want to introduce Brooklyn's goods, any desirable length-.-Riley For Rent 9—Derain 37—Adam'. Wife MOO 0134110 nurrilar one r-o-o-s-t-e-r." Dow- Furniture and Appliance Com- 13—Obese 36—Small drink 14 F- 13—gardened 39—tiorse and den blurted. pany . S27c 14—KaMen carriage Ci14010E1 Num FOR RENT: Two room first floor 15—Tasf 40—Wei5ht oi Alt. -I.43 1t - "Pardon my upper teeth." Eddie 17—Ch reaps 41-11 no time PIANOS. one extra nice small apartment in Hazel. Good loca- 19--de 43—rowty talk AD A A blurted, turning a bright red. medium size. Also tuning and tion. Prefer young or middle age 20— PortifIcaUeD 44—WtrIt cats int• R T T fi Cashmoro. passed it over lightly 21—Fret 46—Cows D.A.! J:ZI man and wife. Mrs. F. B. Steg- 22—A number 49 —Native metal and then introduced the repairing. A. W. Wheeler, 517 S. RN frS f members ner, Hazel, Ky. S29p 24—Knife thrust 50—Country In &ma of the team from 3rd St., Mayfield, Ky. Telephone 27—E5g layer 52--Conger N • •14I 414 the bunting- 397-W. Olp 25—Dear 53—Perfect goa s 4 Pa 14P1 A 111141..i draped grandstand. Second base- FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom. 29—Past:ton acOr 30—IndetInita article 54-0ratrry man Zdie Stanky, one of the few adjoining aollege. Phone FOR SALE: Excellent four bed- bath, near g 1 —Kindled 55—Battle called on for a speech, reluseC to 981-R. S29c room house. Two bedrooms up- I —Away tram dis:lose how he draws his frequent —4- stairs. 2—Chum walks two bedrooms, living room, FOR RENT-4-room house, stork- 3—Part of Sower at the plate. He asserted dinetteti kitchen and bath down- barn, pasture. garden. truck patch; 4—Sound of hoot/ there -might be Yankee 'spies in 6—Hearing orgao the stairs. Furnace heat, fall base- 1 mile south of Murray on Hazel 6—Paid notice Crowd. . ment. About seven years ujd. In t—Lucky number Highway. See August F. Wilson. 11—Girre nams That caused everybody to regard good condition and location in phone 283-W. 1 p 9—Hut his neighbor with a suspicious 10—Trouble town. A real bargain at less than II—Affirmative scrutiny. Cashmore thawed them reproduction eost. For informa- :y, 23 /124" /Fs 26 IS—Promise again with his roll call which went ti—Savor tion phone 1057 or 41. S27p Notices Aril 20—A color like this: , 27 / 2,3 7/22.3 Si —Fragment 0, n-114.1. toles "This is the greatest team -in FOR SALE-New modern 5-room e NOTICE-I am the agent for Fuller e7 3, 23—Child 1- 30 25—Living AznericIrshistory. stucco house with plastered walls, Brush Company-John P. Cashon, ,/) 26—Kind of nut '"Hank Behritilin, a great ', hardwood floors,- . Attached araer- sita.hleil veteratissludent- 405 N. 34 3 yi,36 V 3, 211—Clean optic THIS IS THE YEAR-The numbers on the backs of Pee Wee Reese, Arky Vaughan, Duke e. age. A real bargain. Telephone ---.— __ 39--bat up back from Pittsboig. Snider and Pete Reiser spell 1947, a big 16% St. Olp A 31—Threshold year for the_Brooklyn Dodgers_ They're rarin' to 3$ ryz), 3.4 ey/o 3441-R. S30p 32—Delve ptt..her, -go- against-the-WOW-Yak Yankees in the hopes of bringing their first World Series cham- 35—.Joshin1 tail hwhose headis two years ahead of az 36—Title of respect pionship to The Faithful. FOR SALE: We have two 9-piece Lost and Found] 37—Christian featly. nittee, dining suites, either 39—Turn back room of 40—Male 404 "Al Gionfriddo, a great speed which will fit your budget. One LOST-Ladies watch, was in coin 42—Client:Ong pawn Wake Forest over Georgetown- 43—High *Ind merchant. Warren Schwed Picks The Winners For has Duncan Phypfe table. Come Hawaiian dollar, with 49 59 52 44—Policeman, Just a warmup for the Demon Dea- purse with "Stan Rojek, a great utility man. under in today. Riley Furniture and both wrapped in handkerchief: 45—kficaw Week-end Games; Still Prefers Bonds cons, who are loaded. keting 46—Pettno "Ralph Branca, a great pitcher Appliance Company. S27c- Could have been lost in Clinic or 11 47—Meadow Virginia over George Washing- I plan 4S—Sissitie tree from- Mt: Volnen. Roberts Grocery. Please bring to 61-1Pather AILANIA, Ga 46- (UP). .a.-er Baylor-The hulking ton-Jimmy Kitts -reports he's: en- bras I 1•16•4 F.ataAr arab. 1'1. "Handsome Harry Taylor. a r crop FOR SALE: One new Bolland Putting on cleats and ,crashing hurricanes couragv....". He should this office. Reward. SNp great St. Looie boy toined loose have plenty of Attack be, this week. Pur- pick-up hay baler. First come, thrungh for Tennessee by the Cards." the center the first and should smother 'the Texans over- Georgia Tech.-- apply first served. Taylor Implement in the annual, along Two The "greats" began "to impress time fail football with many others later on. immovable lines. That Ney- !oiling Co. S29c Yanks And Dodgers Rated Same On Infield, SPORTS PARADE frolic, but war :ponds still'Iook like Boston College over Clemson- yand hasn't lost an inauguraa in speeds even Cashmore by this time. - FRALEY a gilt-edged investment: The Beantown boys by a shade but many a year. xified FOR .SALE: 30 Hampshire pigs 8 Both Have Speed, Fielding Finesse, Power By OSCAR "You've been, hearing a lot of a Writer North Carolina over Georgia- by no means a breather. , Louisiana State over Rice--The . blue weeks- old. 166 miles east of United Press Sphrts "greats" and it's a word you This is where cagy Carl Mississippi State over Chatta- Bayou Bengals, with sights net on ,r mil- Lynn Grove. Eugene Rogers. S29p Editor's Note: This is the third In shouldn't overuse," he 'said. "Well, SnaVelY NEW YORK. Sept. 27 4 UP-- proves he can -get the torrid par- nooga-Short McWilliams all the the SEC crown,' 'are 'starting a series of stories compa.ang the I don't think .I have been." in FOR SALE-32 acres" rich level There wele 500,000 sore throats in heels away from the barrier fast. way. high gear. rivals. . freshman first land; 3 acres timber, fine shade; Brooklyn today-and prayers in baseman, drew the biggest cheer And where do you find better ex- - William and Mary over David- Maryland over South Carolina- long- 5-room house, good condition; wa- By LEO H. PETERSEN the borough of churches that there of the day when he was awarded -press vehicles than Choo Choo son--That W. & M. heft and high- Largely on the strength of Sun- peeled ter in house; electric pump: septic United Press Sports Editor • would the Sporting News trophy as the Justice? flying offense will take a terrific ny Jim Tatum's awesome reputa- km( be 500,000 moore. te tank; outbuildings: school bus: rookie of the year. But °nisi a - Alabama toll in the Southern Conference. tion as a That's flatbush over Tulane--Hit by. recruiter. . . . phone soon; 1 1-2 miles south of NEW YORK. Sept. 26 how many of fhe North Carolina State shade behind him were the ova- everything else from the sea, New ow:: Duke Northwestern over next Murray school on St ; posses- there is any department in which faithful turned out yesterday for, Vanderbilt-- 16th tions fur PeleaRezier„ Stanky and aliinp4 at the Red -Beattie Feathers has bia Wolf- Brooklyn Dodgers and Orleans 'gas a The Commodores are" going past ion at once. Come at once-W A- both the two solid hours of cheering ac- Dixie Walker. pack warriors up, for this one. 'ride Saturday and that Gilmer to the Wind_y City but their .reption Jones, owner: atarraa -Kentucky. exeel it's the Thertt need to be. clamation over the As each player was introduced Steiner wizardry. will be. nit less blustery. s, the Route 1. lp infield. Neither can be labelled. pennant victory of the Brooklyn and presented with a wrist watch Auburn over Mississippi South- alissas.sippi over Florida-Chuck Richmond mittee 41 great, bile' both were vital factors over Washington and Dodgers. They yelled themselves the crowd would loose a tremen- ,ern-'lie Plainsmen are les-- than Conerly and Barney T•odle in a bit Lee-The notes, in their pennant triumphs. Spiders are better athan .lioarse during a triumphal parade dous roar. And bouncing back powerhou.e but 411 4414.4t vote on of Gator-atontping-always fun if were Most experts rate them on a par, and a reception on the steps from of the surrounding skyscrapers an ailing Travis Tidwell. the shoe is on the right foot. fairC'at awba over Vaal-The is of but give the Dodgers the nod Kaydets Borough Hall. It was swollenby the cheers of aci;titucky over Cincinnati- • Furman over VPI--The - Purple have improved but tt Se- when it comes to reserve strength. there's a long The mad celebration went off thousands more hanging from win- Here's where the Wildcats 'bare Hurricane bears watching after road to traverse yet. And if the catching position is 4 4 almost without a hitch. The sole dows and pouring down a storm their fangs for that upset loss to nearly blowing over Georgia last considered part of the inner de- near accident came Alien Eddie of ticker tape and confetti. Ole Miss. week. READ THE Ends Saturday fenses. the Dodger edge increases CLASSIFIEDS! considerably for the Yankees have GENE no one to compare with Brooklyn's NANCY Homemade Hour Clams, • By Ernie Bushmiller Brine Edwards. • Both infields have speed, field- LOOK WHAT I'VE GOT- - DID YOU PUT SAND in e finesse and batting power. NANCY . MARKSMAN - Johnny AN HOUR &LASS --- IN MY COFFEE There isn't rittich more a manager Lujack, Notre Dame quar- can ask of that inner cordon. THE SAND IN IT MAKER ? terback, unlimbers passing SMILEY millRNETTE_ Ask Manager Bucky Harris of / YES, a arm upon which much of TELLS TIME LIKE the Yankees how 'come his club aiAsai the team's success will hinge --v:\kr CLOCK won the American League pennant "GOLDMINE IN against and he tells ylou: thLs fall. Irish open Pittsburgh on October 4. - THE SKY' "The infield--and Joe Page." Burt Shottora the Brooklyn skip- Sunday-Monday per, is high on 'his infield. too, and It's practically ic stand off at said that rnanager Billy Herman of first with Robinson's S'peed balanc- • t.15' Pi ratea_ tattnintd_atalia whtn ' stead iv/. jjeleling declared: At bat there also is little to choose "It's almost impossible to get a between them,, although the Yan- ^• ground ball through that Dodger kee star will hit the longer ball...... infield." The other •. National - Stanky and Stirnweiss also are Leaguig pilot(' agree with him. on a par. but Stanky is:considered For the Dodgers it will be Jackie the more valuable player. There C. to.lt Se-41.4.. O. _ri." ati5/r.41/4.Lela - MaiuSe.. Robinson. the Negro who made isn't too much dynamite in his bat, ON ,".,....-.d organized baseball history, at first; but he comes up with hits in the scrappy Eddie Starlit), at second, vital spots and is a wiggle worm Pee Wee Reese' at short and the tip at the dish. holding the ABBIE an' SLATS Dangerous Character By Raeburn Van Buren spider. Jahrmy Jorgensen .it third. league record for the number of Arrayed tiainst 'them will be the bat:as...on balls received in a sea- veteran Geom., lacQinim, nearing son. GORSZY, FOLKS- THE HALL'S FULL. BuT LEADER - WORSH/PPfiVa'g-CAOLS! egeur TO HATE IS the end -HERE HE of the baseball- trail, at Reese gets a slight nod at short HE'LL BE COMING OUT BY THIS DoOR HATE ALL WNOSEEK TO LEAD first; George 'Snuffy/ Stirnweiss COMES! over Rizzuto, because of his su- ND VOL) CAN ALL SEE HIM! THE/12 FELLOW MEN!AiNC75, PRINCES, 7NwOovONTLiGH7 08TC:TUF/tE we at second. Phil Rizzuto at short, perior batting power, but an. the PRESIDENTS!I HATE and the heavy FPRIDENsl" Y— hitting Billy" John- field it's takp your -peek. Both OF MEN-WILL Fen son, a hero of the Yankees 1943. LI ALL! are sure.. handlers of everything MY NATE! 'erica triumph over the Cardinals. that it-O-E3- their way, both have at /1 TOGI7161-a. 1111111111111011111111111ft third strong arms and team with their ;eel nd basemen for perfect double play conthisatIrats. = . ENDING At third the Yonkees have a big lik fi! '4 edge for Johnson is a power hit- SATURDAY ter who has driven in 96 runs and has hit 10 :homers. That isn't to say that Jorgensen is an easy 'ALICE- FAY[ : TYRONE POWER mark at thel-liate for his average is .273 and he has accounted for 62 run. - starters the 'Dodgers Bend the 1.f .•••,.. ...• 11°16° twee big edge with Stan- Bojek. Eddie Miskis, Tomtny Brown, Har- "Alexander's_ • ry Lavagetto and Arky Vaughan against the Yankees reserves. Bob- LI'L ABNER Through the Forest Priemal— By Al Capp by_ 'Brown and Jackie Phillips. Ragtime Band" ' Not even the Yankees will give you an argument on IcireardS. EXPECK gar DID EXPECK LIGHT I IGIT SET FO A Lit LINZ-BUCKIN', AH DIDN'T MUCH - i can hit better than tins orthe Yan- PRACTICE LADS!! AH DON'T EXPECK MUCH,ON 9 SOMETHIN'17— PUT A LI'L POWER IN IT!! 0'1 kee receivers, has a bettee`arm and AT PU V ACCOUNT THIS IS TH' FuST DAN/- • YO' DIDN'T EVEN LOOSEN TM' ROOTS, VO' rpk, SUNDAY and MONDAY 1 741) is it superior handler if . BUT, DO voRE 01r.r.r4 SEST.79- _mow CAN *0. 1 DE' DO ANY SISSIES!! 1 ' PHEASANT OUTPUT UP LINE-BuckiN-,- DeCARLO DONLEV1' SEATTLE. . Wash. ( UP -China / DON'T SEE pheasant' ,production at Washing- AO tiL/PIMIEs.7-: . AUMONT ton Stahl game department farms • is expected to reach a high of 97,000 birds this year. department off as said ''the output com- pared with 87.000 last year. and 60.000 in 1945. --a - Members of the famed .Piccard family, using it balloon put-chased at a War Assets -Administration surplus. sale, -AMP recently floated over /144.4 .01.EVE ARDEN • ?IMP gip ttit the Pennsylvania ceuntrysile iii a &•-• ,e.1112 ood CRAWS 111111 1414 - five-hour pleasure. trip.

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AL3I0 CIRCUIT FISHERMAN'S LUCK T. H. Mullins. Jr., Minister Bryan Bishop. Pastor NEW YORK (UP)-Patrolman Geoffrey Pfeiffer went Temple Hill fishing 9:30 A.M. Sunday School when he answered an emergency Xeoceopuroc.- Worship Service 11:00 o'clock 10.50. A M. Morning Worship call at the home of Mrs. George Only you can on first and fourth Sundays. 5:00 P.M. Young People's Choir Horning. Mrs. Eveningoservice on third Sunday. Horning's $1,000 'Rehearsal diamond ring had gone down the PREVENT 6:00 P.M. Sunday Evening Choir 7' o'clock: Church School each Sun- day at 10 o'clo:k. Youth Fellow- kitchen drain while she was wash- FOREST FIRES! Snack ing her hands. The policeman 6:15 P.M. Methodist _Youth Fel- ship each Sunday evening, 6:30. COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN , MURRAY CHURCH or CHRIST fished for an hour with a length lowship Prayer Meeting each Thursday ev- Ih.tributed by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. CHURCH Sixth and Maple Streets of wire before he got. a "bite" and 7:00 P.M. Evening Worship ening 7 o'clock. 1603 Main Street Charles C. Lancaster, Minister CHAPTER NINETEEN face and wrists with cold pulled up the ring. 7:00 P.M. Wednesday, Prayer Russells Chapel water. • Samuel C. McKee, Pastor WHEN Maggie had finished Presently Miss Dolly opened her Meeting Worship Service 11 o'clock each eyes. Bible School at 9:46 a.m. "her super, she left the Max B. Hurt, Chairman Board of second Sunday and 7 o'clock each "Maggie . . . I've got to get Late potatoes, where grown, av- 9:45 a. m. Sunday School Worship with communion at dishes where ...Stewards fourth Sunday evening. Steward- they were: what away-from this horrible house." erage about fair. Apples are very 10:00 Dean Ella 'Weihing's Sunday 10.50 am and 7.00 pm. Mrs. E. A. Tucker, President of ship Fellowship meeting each ' did it matter in this house? "You must rest now, Miss Dolly. spotted and vary greatly from poor SEED Serica-4 Css. Wednesday: Mid - week Bible I'll help you get into bed." W.S C.S. Thursday !before the second Sun- She was tired, very tired, and to good in the central and western PARKER COMPANY 11'00 a m. Worship Serv.ce study at 7.00 mm. with classes for day) evening 6:30. "Where did you find that wal- Herman Ross, Sunday School she was going U.. bed. let?" portions of the State. -Buyers and Sellers- 430 p. m..Senior High Fellowship all ages. Bethel Superintendent But when she opened the "Well, that doesn't matter. Let's 6:30 p. m. Fellowship Westminster Miss Lula Clayton ...Beale. Counse- Worship 2:45 o elOCK each fourth door of her room, she found not talk about it any more." ALL KINDS OF Wednesday, 7:30 p. Mid-Week CHURCH lor High School !WYE Sunday and 7 o'clock each second Miss Dolly there, kneeling on Miss Dolly lay flat on the floor. Much cutting and housing of to- QUALITY FIELD SEEDS . FIRST BAPTIST her Preaching service. Mrs. William Jeffrey, Counselor Sunday. Church School each Sun- eyes wide. "I'm frightened, bacco was accomplished durinirthe B. Sawyer. P:is:or the floor, packing a suitcase. Maggie." • Intermediate MYF day 11 o'clock. Prayer meeting r•l-ss Sara Cavanah.- Secretary "Oh. Maggie! I thought you'd -Don't be, Miss Dolly." week and the crop averages fairly We Are Headquarters Mrs. Robert Smith, Counselor each Wednesday evening 7 o'clock. never come. We're leaving tomor- Miss Dolly lay good to occasionally very good. In OWENS CHAPEL BAPTIST there looking up for. Seed Cleaning Rudolph Howard, Junior MYF '- Brooks Chapel at the ceiling. She seemed piteously barns the to-IN-wets i in lair ba-gorid- Leon Winchester, Pastor "Well, not me, • Minister of Music Worship 11 o'clock each third Miss Dolly. I'm fragile and helpless and stricken. condition and no house burn has sorry, but I'm not going on this LOCATION Dorothy Brizendine, Student Sunday. Church School 10 o'clock. "Maggie . Mr. Angel . I been reported so far. NEW Preaching services nrst and third Miss yacht." don't MEMORLAL BAPTIST CHURCH Independence know-how he died." Murray Secretary, Phone 75 Miss Dolly looked at her with "It was a Picross Street From Sunday at 11 a m. ar.d 7 p m. Worship service 2.30 o'clock each stroke. Miss Dolly." Dewey Ragsdale, Sunday School 41-smay. "But Maggie. it's going to "Are they sure?" Stockyards Sunday School each Sunday at 9:30 a m.-Sunday School, Alvin first Sunday. Superintendent .be lovely. A cruise-" "So I heard." READ THE CLASSIFIEDS! IS a m. Harrell, superintendent. Telephone 665 L L Downs. T. U. Director "I just can't do it... "That horrible Hofer man asked 10 45 a.m.-Morning worship Maggie sat down on Mrs. A. F Yancy. W M. U Pres. the bed, and me so many questions about him • 7.30 p.m.-Evening worship. KIRKSEY CIRCUIT Miss Dolly sat back on her heels. . . . If he ever Morning . finds out about the pm Group Meetings H. P. Blanke_nship, Pastor "Miss Dolly. I'm worried about rowboat, what will he think? I'm Sunday School , 9 30 a in. OUR PLEDGE,. . To extend to all alike We'd Like To Be Tuesday Mr. Camford." so frightened, Maggie." Morning worship 10:45 8 M. "But why should you be? He's YOUR GROCERMAN 2:30 p m.-W M.S. at the Church First Sunday-KirKsey 11 cm.; "You must go to bed, Miss Dolly Evening sone-" and try to get some sleep." a capable and sympathetic service. Wednesday Cole's Camp Ground 3 p.m.; Mt. Groceries 'raining Union 6:15 pm. "Did he say where he was go- "Yes, I will. You're so kind to 7:30 p.m.-Mid-Week Prayer Ser- Hebron 7:30 p.m. ing? Evening Worship 7.30 p m. me." vice and Bible Study Second Sonday-Coldwater 11 "He said something about Fresh Fruits Prayer meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m. going Maggie helped her undress and 8 30 p m.-Teachers and Officers a nu: Mt. Carmel 7.30 p to Boston. But-we had a quarrel, put her into bed. She tidied the Vegetables Maggie. He said horrible things." • Meeting -t.. Third Sunday-Mt. Hebron 11 room and turned out the light. a.m.; Kirksey 7.30 pm. "Did - he go away in a taxi. Miss "Leave the door open between Meats St. Leo's Cantons church Dolly?" Calloway County's Fourth Sunday-Mt. Carmel 11 our rooms, will you Maggie? I feel North Twelfth Street "Oh, I don't know. I went out -so nervous." ELM GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH a.m.; Cole's Camp Ground 3 pm.; Only Exclusive - of the house and left him here." "Yes, Miss Dolly. Good night!" Hatchett's Grocery Leslie Gilbert. Pastor Coldwater _7:30 p.m_ "Miss Dolly . " Maggie paus- 1214 West Main Services are he..a each Sunday There is Church School at each ed a moment, curiously reluctant AGGIE herself was soon in Ambulance Phone 375 9 o'clock. to go on. "Did you leave Sunday School • 10 AM. of these churches at 10 a.m. every him alone M bed, and put out her own light. in the house?" Allen Weils, Superintendent Sunday. Your attendance is ap- But for all her weariness, she was Is Morning Worship 11 AM. "Yes." said Miss Dolly. Then a not sleepy. OM• preciated. change like a shadow came across I don't know how it Is, she Training*Union. 6 30 P.M her face. "I think so . I'm thought, but now I'm sure some- Dr. J. M. Converse Evening Worship 7.30 P.M. SUGAR cRrrx CHURCH pretty sure. Why do you ask?" Wednesday Evening Prayer thing's happened to Mr. Camford Graduate Buron Richerson, Pastor "I've got my reasons. 1 couldn't And Miss Dolly thinks so. too Service 7:30 P.M. explain just now." Maybe she's got some good reason "Maggie. don't talk like that! Veterinarian W.M.U. •rneeting every second and Preaching every Sunday morn. to think so. too. Maybe she knows fourth Wednesday 2 PM. You frighten me!" something - or anyhow suspects ing at 11 -00 o'clock and on Sun- "I can't help it. I'm worried." -OFFICE - R. A's. G.A.'s. and Stmbearns reot something. Or somebody. day night at 7:30 o'clock. "About Uncle Giles? He was all on second and fourth Wednesday Robert Owen is superintendent right when I left him." There were two people you had to, think- about when you SERVtCE. 188E.) East Main St.. Phone 560-J nights.. of Sunday School held every Sun- "But how did he think he was thought of that wallet. Johnny and Neely. -eorne Thrza-With Vs and We Will day at 10.00 o'clock. going to get away from here, when RONALD W.CHuRCHILL, 00,r,ER - RESIDENCE - he couldn't telephone for a taxi?" Neely was here in the house when ' Do Thee Good" • B T.U. every Junaay nignt at "1 don't know I didn't think we left, she said to herself. And director, and 203 N 16th St.. Phone 560-R 6:30, Clifton McNeely about, it. I was so upset. If you when you think about how he acted PHONE 7--MURRAY, KY. LOCUST GROVE BAPTIST preechi.ng following B T U. could'have heard the way he talk- about Mr. Angel. But Johnny CHURCH Prayer meeting every Wednesday ed to me! I dare say I'm not pru- went away from the duck farm In the rowboat. He was gone a very John Nelson Pastor night at 7:00 o'clock. dent or thrifty. but I've never done anything wrong in my life." long time. It was sort of a queer W M$. meets on Thursday at thing for him to do. Preachir.g first and third Sunday first and third That's certainly a lot to say. 1:30 p in. after the And I don't really know about at 11 o'clock. thought Maggie Murray Consumers Sunday each month. -And - Miss Dolly - you don't him. I don't know about any of Sunday Dale ES Stubblefield] Coal & Ice Co. BOONE'S School each Sunday at know where he went or what hap- these people. About MISR Plummer 10 o'clock John Lassiter, superin- PLEASANT VALLEY CHURCH pened to him?" or the Gettys, or any of them Not PRESCRIPTIONS Telephone 64 SOUTH SIDE SQUARE tendent. OF CHRIST "I swear I don't. But. Maggie, e•en Miss Dolly. When we were anything hap- in New Yotk, she seemed so dif- We Deliver Et TV meets meets each Sunday 1.L, Hicks. Minister why do you think him?" ferent. But now all this a, 6 30 p m. Harold H.,:uston, BTU --- -- pened to "Because-" Maggie said slowly drinking and carrying on. SChool each Lord's Day Sunday and reluctantly, "I found his wal- Oh. If I could talk with Mrs. Crab- •HEADQUARTERS FOR tree. just for half an hour. . . . cs, at 10 a in: let here in the house-all soaking Standard Patts for All Carel to 20.o 'Preaching services first Sunday wet." Maggie buried her head In the Save 10 pillow and • of each month at 11 Mis-s Dolly pitched forward on cried herself to sleep. Murray Auto Parts On Cash and Carry on both her face. TAXI (To be continued I F. Miller B. L. Ray both Laundry and Cleaning 'COME IN AND LET ME. CHURCH HAZEL BAPTIST AGGIE had seen other people ( The characters in this serial are H. F. Paschall, Pastor W. Telephone 16 M faint: she knew what should fictitious) •- YOUR Stambetti 8anzay Holding, SERVICE TEST be done She bathed Miss Dolly's Wept by I Paul Daily. Sunday School Super- WATCH, FREE! intendent • Experienced Drivers Kerney Bailey. T.U. Director COLDWATER CHURCH OF HAZEL cnacyrr METHODIST Hughes Paint and CHURCH LIMESTONE PLUMBING Mrs. Paul Dailey, W M U. Pres_ CHRIST • Safe Cars L. H. Pogue, Minister A.0. Childers, Pastor SUPPLIES Wallpaper Co. Morning CONCRETE Sunday School. 9.45 a in, • Prompt Service Sunday. Church School each 1,ord's day Pleasant 0111711 • South Side 'Martini__ Worship each i Booth BLOCKS 11:00 am, on second and fourth Sunday at Sunday School at 1000 a.m. R. • Courteous Treatment BUILDING & FARM 10 am, and first and third Sun' L. Cooper, superintendent. Square I • Evening HARDWARE Training Union fact' Sunday, 0:30 day at 1:30 pm. Worship Service at 11 00 a.m., Well Seasoned and Ready AS NEAR AS YOUR I p Preaching services: first and first and third Sundays. to Use • •, TELEPHONE r rang Sereice. 7:45 pm. third Sunday at 2:30.p.m. Youth Fellowship, 8.30 pm ..yer Meeting. Wednesday Hazel Church A. B. Beale & Son Call 383 7.d SEE US BEFORE YOU P in. HARDIN .s•rstaTTT Sunday Schbol 'at 10:00 am, Wil- The Old Reliable Murray, Ky. BUY Eat. 1897 M U, G A., Sunbeams meet- on C. E. Boswell. Pastor mer Ray Dunn, superintendent. Wednesday following Second Worship Serowe at 11:00 a.m., and Fourth Sunday. First Sunday: ' Palestine, 11:00 second Sunday, and at 7.00 p.m. Dodd Block and Tile ',V A meet Morfdai. 730 p m, am; Hardin, 7 p.m. second and fourth Sundays. 138 1',11,,wing First and 'Third Sun- Second Sundsiy: Olive, 11:00 am.; Masons Chapel Company days. Sunday School at 1000 a m., Brut DETROIT Union Ridge, 3.00 pm. East Main Street TRAVEL TO Third Sunday,' at Hardin' 11:00 third and fourth Sundays, and at TAXI a ma; Palestine,'3 pm. 2.00 pm. second Sunday. Brooks We Deliver All watches repaired here MURRAY -CIRCUIT Fourth Sunday: Dexter, 10:00 Underwood, superintendent. BY 'are tested ( A. Riggi, Paster on the am, and Union Ridge. 11:15 a.m. Worship Service at 1100 a m., ,k_a4r .rst Sunday-Goshen 11 a.m.: Everyone is invited. fourth Sunday, and at 3 00 p.m. Lynn Grovo. 7.30 pm. second Sunday, BROOKS BUS LINE /Waste, -,:conct Sunday-Martins Chapel WEST FORK BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am New Hope T 30 p m. E. A. Somers, Pastor FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH It t•Ils us Immediately Third Suriday-Lynn Robert E. Jarman, Minister Wa I Grove 11 a.m. Hs Driug; ONLY SEATING CAPACITY SOLD what is• wrong when you Co,shi n .7'30 p m. Sunday School each Sunday at bring .your o'clock am. Festus Story, super- watch in_ It Fourth Sunday--Sulpher Springs 10 9.30 A M. Church School with WE HAVE IT - WE WILL GET IT intendent _ _ Make Reservations Early At peeves to you that it's right. 9,45 am New Hope 11.00 clan; classes for all ape groups, Dr. - OR IT CAN'T BE HAD Preaching services each second when you take it out.. M'artins Chapel 3 p in. Walter Baker, general super- and fourth Sunday at 11 o'clock Fifth Sunday - Sulpher Springs intendent. Also each fourth Sunday ringht at 11 a.m. 10.45 A.M. Morning Worship Se'r: WESTERN KENTUCKY STAGES 7 o'clock and each second Saturday Furches Jewelry vices with sermon by the min- at 2 p.m. ATTENTION Murray, Ky. Phone 456 OAK GROVE BAPTIST ister. Special musk under the Store CHURCH direction of David Gowans, SINKING SPEER ti BAPTIST choir director. J. H. Thurman, Pastor CHURCH 6:30 P.M. Christian Youth Fellow- N M Hampton, pastor Second Sunday, 10:00 a.m. Sun- ship meeting at the church. Dodge- ..y Sehonl. Harold Smotherrrom, College Discussion Group meet- Plymouth 8.711. Sunday School, JanleS Su.porit.r, 10:00 ing" at the Disciple' C0nter. r.Viit. Preaching at 11:00 Key, superintendent. HOLTON m. r,1 Sat urd ly 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship Ser- FRAZEE,.MELUGIN & before at 230 11:00 a.m. Preaching Service p m. vices with a sermon by the Owners INSURANCE AGENTS 600 pm. BTU. L. D. Warren, • Fourth Sunday. Sunday School director. minister. at 10.00 am. 7130 PM. Wednesday Evening Automobile FIRE Casualty Preaching at 11:00 7.00 p.m. Preaching Service Mid-Week Prayer Service. NORTH PLEASANT GROVE SPRING CREEK BAPTIST LET US HAVE YOUR REPAIR SNAKE GOT BUMPS Telephone 331 Gatlin Building CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BRIDGEBORO, Ga. (UP)'--Mrs. WORRIES CHURCH J. H. Thurman., Pastor Murray, Kentucky Georgia Booker said she thought Clarence F. Smith, Pastor chair on front First Sunday, 10 00 a In. Sunday her rocking the seemed "a little bumpy" • "4. _Roes Make a Difference Who Writes Your Insurance" Sunday School, 10 a m School, Morgan Cunningham, Sri- porch The next morning she found that •••••••••••••••••••.e. Worship Service, 11 am. perintendent. Preaching at 11.00 SO! the rockers had crushed a six- C Y , 6:30 p am. and Saturday before at 7:30 foot rattlesnake to death. . Worship Service, 7:15 pm. pm. Mid Week Bible Service, 7 p m TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY, "WIFE KNOWS MACK LAKEVIEW COMMUNITY DOUGLAS, Ga. (UP).--r-When DODGE and ALMO CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH PLYMOUTH Mack Carter, Negro farmer. won - - - The Sunday g.chopl at LakeView Bro. J. H. the feature award of the tobacco SALES and Ledger & Times Brinn Community Church meets each SERVICE The auctions here- a new 1947 auto- Sunday Sthool each Sunday at Sunday At 230 pm. '+ 45 a.m, except second mobile he wasn't sure his wife "Let's Lime Every Acre of Crop Land in Progressive Home Newspaper For Over Ralf a Century Sunday at Your t pm. would take it se) His chief Calloway County" Preaching services every second Use our classined sax iney worry: "She'll think I been ' Sunday at e30 p.m. get the business. shootin' crap again." 4