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Selected As Best All-Round Kentucky Community Newspaper For 1947 of them tubi rcie; s a. - told his 4 urd Alra WEATHER FtiRBCAST )(interim, W.8Ltf KNTUCKY: Clqudy with 131 tr. occasional rain and rising dants 4,t temperatures today, tonight well be- and Thursday. lEE • YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- -& fret United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CSNEDEE Murray, Kentucky, Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. 4, 1948 • MURRAY POPULATION — 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 197 clog ,set lege unit for the ' budsets Headed-- MURRAY HIGH IS ttey: Artificial Breedi For Second Title DOUBLE WINNER Purchase-Penny urnev MDR co of Proven Successful Here NEW YORK I UP-Players in. the OVER FULTON Basketball Association of Ameriea grA today were on the verge of conegd- Murray High Schooys Tigers Is At Mitrray Campus Officials announced today that I Orbie Culver, Jr., is employed ing Joe Fulks of the Philadelphia swept over the Fulton Bulldogs in CP';1*IP ne 87 cows have been bred, by arti- by the cooperative as the breeding Warriors his second straight indi- two games played on the Murray 1.° insemination during the vidual scoring title. hardwood last night. The Murray ficial technician. He received a course first -month that the Marshall- Fulks, who set a modern profes- Cats blasted the Pups 35-15 in Brewers Redmen Calloway County Artificial Breed- of •training at the College of Agri- sional scoring record while win- the. curtain raiser and the Brewers To Meet ing Cooperative has been in ex- culture at the University of Ken- ning last year title, tossed in 39 wlilloped the visiting "Dogs" 63-37. !stance. Culver maintains an office at the points in two games last week to Bobby Hargis was the sparisphig St. Joseph In Alter several months of planning Calloway County Soil Improve- run his total to 630 points.. of the Murray offense with 20 and working out details.' ths ment Association warehouse on Including games played on Jan- peints as he comPletely outmaneu- Main Feature --GWASIAiiiii4037- WA. alhcially make ea pstuaater ' • January 1 of this year. When the is not a member di present. western Kentucky netted 213. goals through the netting:'Hargis. was The thirteenth annual Purchase- eooperatiye started there were Culver said, may call him at any from the floor and 206 free tosses ably assisted by Stewart and Jeffrey . Pennyrile basketball tournanient 1.249 cows registered by members. time to take advantage of the in 29 games. An average of 21.8 in the offensive' attack as • they .I.wilt get under way -at the Murrar During the past month 12 new artificial _breeding program, but points per game. each racked up 10 points. Clark -' College gymnasium tonight at 7:30. members and 38 Cows have been the farmer must then become a Fulks, Warriors 213 206 632 and Alexander .fought the back- Brewers and Cuba will represent /the Puirrha,.., TiteHgcnry an.-1 St • au d. member- -if- - -the- services-are-used. Sadewsky. Hasten- -,169 511- all way and scored -IV Of the first 38' cows bred, said Foy' pointed out that members Zaslotsky, Chicago __ 187 122 496 'and a points respectively. Joseph of Owensboro Will represent _county agent _ o e co_amea-a,ve ,eav ye' _ 150 120 420 The- - Bulldogs- sta.ted -last-an seven had to be re-bred. Thus advadtage of using the best bulls eerielt, WasliVin _ 155 99 409 were ahead 11-10 at the first quar- CoachJack Story's Cidas of Cialaa shows that the program has been n the state. These bulls are valu='Brauir, New York 159 .63 381 ter. The Tigers Ateadied to ring' play Coach Bill Leach's Mc- Henry very satisfactory so far, he point- ed between two and four thou- Calverley. Providence 144 71 359 up 19 -points in the second frame Merry Macs in the opener it '7:30. The second game will ed ,out. _ Sand dollars, he said. Rocha. 'St. Llama 133' 89 355 while holding the visitors to 7. The Holub, New York ___ 138 '..77 353 halftime score was Murray 29....Eul- match Coach McCoy Tarry's Red- Reiser, Baltimore ___ 133- 85 351 ton 18. The Hollandmen were away men of Brewers against Coach • out front by the close of the third Harold Michel's St. Joe Rams. Hazel Farmer Makes Ducks Know Good Thing canto, 50-28. Probable starting lineups for the EVANSVILLE, Ind. ilJP)-Supt. Nall and Campbell were the first game and the height of prob- Bob McGraw of the Mesker Park standouts_for the Bulldogs with 14 • Left to right; .front row-Barney Thweatt, Thomas Mathis, Van Mathis, Jilin Crams. able starters are as follows, accord- Best Sorghum Molasses Zoo here said that some Sr wild and 12 points respectively. s Mason Cope, Roy Darnell, Coy ('reason. ing to Joe Royer, the tournament ducks visited the zoo in 1947 for a The lineups: Back row-Coich McCoy Tarry,- Manager 0. Mathis. Jr.. Charles Stone. Paul Blagg, Leroy manager. Smith, Georg.. Horn. Joe Smith, Manager D. Mathis. Principal Alton Ross. McHenry free meal_ But only 212 of - the Murray 63 Pos. Felton 37 It was learned teday that C. C. can receive full credit or the. qua!-. Gene Warren f ducks left Alexander 6 • F Campbell 12 5' 11" . Adams, who lives ,on Hazel route ity of his product. Richard Hillard f Hargis 20 Huddle 5' 10" 2. has the best sorghum molasses .Williams sorghum cane is new in St. Joseph Bobby Espeg c 6' Clark 8 C, Bone 9 2" in the county. Calloway County. It was planted LOCAL BULLETIN Clemen Nance g 57" Stewart 10 G Nall 14 S. V. Foy, county agent, said thlit here for the first time last year, The Murfav dark-fired tobacco Keith Martin g Jeffrey 10 G Browning .5' 10" Adams won third place for the en- after being developed by the Col- market will open again tomorrow. Cuba Subs:..MUrray-Hackett 7, Shroat. tire state of Kentucky at the Farm lege of Agriculture of the Univers- Cecil Thurman. secretary of the Billy Cathey. Adams,.Butterworth 2; Ful- Vincent f 6'3" ive and Home Week in Lexington last ity of Kentucky in Lexington. Tobacco Board of Trade, announ- ton-Mann, Thominta4- James Laird f 6' 2" Adams said that With the new ced late this afternoon. Sales Stone, week.. His molasses is made with Goodwin. Virgil Yates c 6' 2" cane. type of, seed his yield was doubled will be held Thursday and Friday, Williams sorghum "B" team lineups: Don Stone g 61" The Kentucky Seed Improvement and the quality of the Sorghum was ,he said Howard g 6 Murray Ls' Pos, Fulton 15 Ted 5' 10" Association sponsored. the molasses greatly .intreased. The, molasses . Tobacco auctions were discon- Moser 7 F Carney Second game lineup: .eishibil at the meeting. ' on exhibit at Lexington was judged tinued at the end of the day on Adams F Goodwin Brewers Artitms raised this owu " enic -brightness -of- color, Tueiida of -last week doe-to Abel 13Utterworth 4 C Thompson 4 - made the molasses as well, so he mildness of (lavas, and body. bad %%rather. Cathey 11 G Mishke 3 Mason Cope f 6'0" Jim Owens c WO" IT" Smith 4 G Browning Subs: Murri.y-Doran. Hackett 6, Coy Creason g 5'8" Boone 2. Fulton-Mann 4, Linton Barney Thweatt g . 5'8" 'Elizabeth' Opens At College 4, Tyner, Stone St. Joe Thomas Gowan f 5' 11" , Cletus Oberst f 6'0" Julian Calhoun C 'Earl df Dam the Pnoods.- young111----- 6' 1" Billy Horn g First Showing gallant who -.fraught under her MURRAY CATS ARE 5'9" Is Newton banner. Hayden g . 5' 10" The officials will be Johnny -mat ALL OFFICERS ARE Thursday Evening Elizabetlt-4he- --Quesnollao UNDEFEATED AFTER Reagan and Johnny Underwood.--- * with wide iiclaim since it Was All tickets will be general admis-- At Auditorium November 3. RE-ELECTED AT sign and tickets will be on. sale at- first produced on SIX GAMES PLAYED Mills. Thomas McGowan. Billy Rogers Ness ton Hayden. • ' Front row-Lester White. Gene the door, beginning at 6:15. 1930, by the Theater Guild in Billy Herm, Joseph Lanham, Eddie Herman. Wilma Lovins of Murray port- New York with Lynn Fontain and BANK OF MURRAY Murray High School's "B" team Back row-Coach. Harold Mischel. Julian Calhoun, Cletus Oberst, Raymond Hoffman, trays the title role in the Alpha Alfred Lunt in the principal roles. basketeers, nicknamed the "Cats", Bobby Engler& -David Ford. Business Manager Maurice Ebelhar. Following the New York product- All oficers and emmoyees of the are Psi Omega production Of Maxwell undefe5ted for, the season. The SNOW AND COLD ion, the play also enjoyed a suc- Bank of Murray were re-elected "Cats" coached by Haron West. Anderson's historical drama of cessful tour on the road during for another year at a regular have brushed over six opponents• in MARCH OF DIMES GETS which will Elizabeth the Queen. the height of the economic de- meeting of the board of directors a row with comparative ease. OVER 5200 FROM H.S. • GIVES WAY TO be presented in the college aud- pression, In 1939 Warner Brothers held at the bank last night Their record to date follows: Baptists To Hold Bible • itoriutti Thursday and Friday' of produced the motion picture adap- All directors of the bank were Murray 53, Mayfield- 13; Mur- The Murray-Fulton basketball DOWNPOUR this week. tation of the play as Elizabeth re-elected at a regular stock- ray 29, Benton 23; Murray 51, Ful- game at the high-school gym- STEADY Supporting Miss Lovins in the and Essex in which Bette Daais holders. meeting January 13. The ton 11; Murray 45, Tilghman 28: nasium last night" netted $95.20 role of Lord Essex is William and Errol Flynn were starred. directors are: J. D. Sexton. Max Murray- 34, Mayfield 8; Murray 35, for the March of Dimes. Murray residents awoke this Murray. Since its release to the non- This Week morning to a steady downpour of of Fulton 15. Institute Mason Johnson, also S. Hurt, M. 0. Wrather: F. H. ' Contributions from the teach- the night Other students from Murray ap- professional field, the play has Graham. E. J. Beale. W G. Swann, The Westmen have tallied 247 ers and students at Murray high rain which started during with little theatre, and contioded most of the day. pearing in Elizabeth the Queen been a favorite L. N. Moody. Dr. F. E. Crawford. points while holding the opposition A Bible Institute will be held af Rev. Leslie -Gilbert. pastor of the school and grade school during Another par ilyzing cold i wave are Samuel Elliot. Jacqueline college, and school groups. L. E. Wyatt. Tremon Beale. George to 96. Elm Grove Baptist Church, will the anti-polio campaign totalled the West Fork Missionary baptist mewed slowly southward from •111. Robertson. Betty. Jean _Caraway, Fine ,interesting sets have been, Hari, L L. Dunn. cashier; E. H. "Hep Cat" Gene Cathey is the of- speak Saturday. _morning_ _at. 19:00 $120.00, superintendent W. Z. beginning-Tieursday. northern Canada today.•-bringing • and David McConnell. designed by . Joseph pots of the Ross. assistant cashier; Allan Ross. fensive threat for the Murrayans Church o'clock; and Rev. J. 11. Thurman, Carter announced- this morn- production staff for Fine Arts Department. Approxi- Huie. secre- and has rolled up 80 points 5, at 6:30 p.m. Meeting; will lastI what may be the most severe On the note clerk: Marjorie te his pa. tor of the Spring Creek Baptist ing. fifty lavish costumes have ' weather of the winter. Elizabeth the Queen are. Barclay mately tary; Joe Pat Ward and Elbert credit in the six games thus far through Sunday: Feb. 8 C"urch, will preach at 11:00 o'clock. Jones. Kathleen Gibbs, Bonnie been designed by Leroy Jessup tellers; James Thurman. played. Jacobson. forecaster at 'he Lassiter, The therfie thr theothstitute will Lunch will be served in the and Betty Shroat of Mur- and made by the students, assisted bookkeeper; Mrs. Sally The Cats' squad includes Dwatn ' Chicago weather bureau. said the Kingins general be "Prophecy," as. announced by church at noon. and Rev, B. W. by, Miss Charlotte Durkee of the Tyree, Sue Fut- Adams. Dallas T. Doran, W. B. new cold wave' Itaauld move into , ray. Whitnell. Velma the pastor of the church, Rev. E. H: Billington. pastor of the Scotts A a the Queen is the meas- Fine Arts Department. Anne Vay Hayes. book- Moser Jr., Joe Pat Hackett, Jim- COUNTY RESIDENT Minnesota and the Dakotas to-' Elizabeth rell. Somers. . Grove Baptist Church. will speak glowing drama which a Production is under direction of Mrs. Isabel Parks, mie Thomasson, John Paul Butter- TUESDAYnight. It will spread eastward as ured and keepers; and - Rev. J. C. Hicks. pastor of the at 1:00.teclock in the afternoon. in . schoolteacher and journ- Joseph W. Cohron Mr. (olz ar- worth, William Smith, 0. B. Boone, . far as Indiana anc. Michigan by former transit clerk. Providence Cleurch. will begin the the evening Rev. M. M. Hampton, DIES named Maxwell Anderson ranged a special music score ;or Geng,Cathey, "Ego" Starks, Car E. ' tomorrow night. alist meetings at 6:30 Thursday. He will pastor of the Sinking Springs Bap- wrought from the perverse, bitter. the play. Earl Lamb had the misfortune Shroat. Jacobson 'said the weather bu- be followed by Broth-eel,. G. No- bat Churck,will speak at 6:30. Rev. world-swaying romance between Tickets may be secured at the of losing a good work mare the BY SUICIDE 'reau could not predict hew long • & yell, pastor of the Oak Grove Bap,. B. F. ByWr' i. pastor of the Lib- the spinster who was one of Eng- door or from any 'member of the past week. the new cold would last, but that tist Church. who will speak at 7:30. erty Baptist Church; _will deliver midv.restern states probably land's greatest soverigns and the cast. . 40- Andrew Armstrong, 61, died at the HONOR ROLL AT Friday. at 6i30, Rev. W. H. Rune, the Closing • sermon of the day at would remain_ cold at least . for 11:00 o'clock' yesterday aftera paator . Of the. Memorial Baptist 1:32..._• --, i...... _..._ • -- the .rest of the week. Church, svill deliver, the sermon. Tha sessions will close on Stolz after shooti4 hisneolf in 'the chest Early today. es in before the COLLEGE INCLUDES Serriers preach- Rev. H. M. Suthard. pastor of the day with Rev.. E. H. with a 12 gauge . shiegun, accord- new cold effected the nation, sub- Wing° Baptist Church, will . speak ing both at 11:00 o'clock in the ing to a report by county coroner zero temperatures were reported at 7:30. eorenoon arid 6:30 in the evening. AREA STUDENTS- Max Churchill. _Armstrong died from the Dakotas and eastward at his home in' Lynn Grove. to,,J4ew England. Forty students at Murray State Survivors his. wife. Mrs. Remo, rains and snow were en--- - college have attained perfect schol- Women Voters Discuss Iris May Armstibng; one datighs, pected in drouth-stricken Californ- astic standings for work completed ter. Mrs Jessie ' Morris. Lynn ia as far south as Bakerdield.-----=.--- -during the past quarter. Mrs. Cie() Grove route 1: trite sister, WC But the west coast's large* light '' • ---- • Gillis Hester, registrar, has an- Frank White, lietrdit; three -Ult.-- and- power company said the raini ' nounced. laced Europeans sisters. Mrs Mary Neal, Mrs Sallie were too late to avert an electric All 40 students maintained'a 3.00 Johnson. and Mrs. Clorine Farley. perwer shortage. , average,- the registrar said. Stu- The problem of Displaced Per will be the first of several to be all of Murray; four brothers. James black, president of-xuar------dents received a mark of 3 for A. 2 sons of Europe and their ad- devoted to a discussion of cur- Elbert arid Mayme of Calloway Pacific Gat_ and Electric Company, for B, and 1 for C standing. mission into the United States rent' economic problems which County. Kehdall Highland Park. called for voluntary state-wide s - Students in Calloway County was the subject for a panel clis; will Come . up in the near future Mich., and _Ballet of Graves industrial and residential brown- named by Mrs. Hester are: cussion at the .rminthlly meeting for legislative action iii congress. County; one' half-brother. John' outs to ease the poVer drain. - Ardath G. Canon, Murray; Vera of the League of Women Voters All women citizens of voting age Armstrong of Calloway County; "We may' ask our customers K.'Moore, Murray; Fred T. Shultz, of Murray. held Wed, night, Feu. who are interested in 'keeping welt step-mother, Mrs. Elle'Arrnstrons: to curtail their Ile of electricity Murray; John David Thempson. 2, at the National Hotel. infotaned on matters of public three grandchildren. . in every possible way." he said. Murray; -Loris Outland Tubbs, Mur., Speakers who conducted the interest are invited to join the Armirtrorie-waa a member of adding that heavy rains could do rieS,; Georgia B. Wear, Murray; Pat discussions were:- league discussion groups. the South Pleasant Greve Met- much to relies/l i the situation , Wear, Murray; A. G. Wilson, Hazel The new cold struck as part of Mrs. A. F. Yancey. Mrs. C. R. _ The Icague's purpose is to hodist. Church. Funeral 'services McGavern, .Mrs. lames Moofel Will :Ise -lied- 'at Beech Grove the nation was beginning to re- mote honest and intelligent- con- Mrs. John Rowlett. Mrs. Mildred Thursday forenoon at 11:00 o'clock cover from the critical fuel short- PRODUCE' Hagan, and Mrs. Herbert lialpeq_,.victions about the issues of under the direction of Elder L. H. age crippled industry in southern chairman. government, and to encourage Pogue. Bfffial will be in the Michigan. Indiana. Ohio and Penn- • sylvania. CHICAGO, Feb 4 4UP)- Pro- Mrs., Lee Sproaos. the newly- their expression in the interest Beech Grove cemetary. The Michigan Consolidated Gas duce: elected finance director of the O-f- the public. It is a non-partisan The pallbearers will be: Tre- Company. which supplies gas for Butter: 445,144 lbs; firm; 93 score league, reported on the Economic organization, not connected with man Farris, Robert' Howard Kelso, the Detroit automobile center', said 89; 92 score RR; 90 score 87 1-2; 89 Workshop held in Hopkinsville any political party. Ernest Kelso, 011ie Paschall, Wil- Mon- yesterday that the outlook for scere 87. Carlots: 90 score 311; 89 in December. Local delegate% to Members present at the liam Caldwell and Paul Spann.' " restiming gas deliveries in the area, score 137 1-2. the, meeting which was the spark day night meeting were: Mes- The body will be at the Max where 200.000 men have been Eggs: (Whites and browns mix- plug for the league's effort to dames A. F. Yancey, C. R. Mc- Churchill funeral home until time forced out of-- wOrk. were "con- ed) 19,994 cases; steady to firm': ex- inform the voting public con- Gavern, Mildred Hagan. James for the funeral. siderably larigtiter." tras 70 to 80 per cent A 46 1-2; ex- cerning international, trade, were: :Moore. Garnett 'Jones. Seiburn If the view cold is seeere tras 60 to 70 per cent A 45 to 48 1-2; Mrs.- C. J. McDevitt, Mrs. Max White, Edd Duiguid. -Jr. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Truman Pea and in the Mr. anct:Mre. 011ie Show and Pies area, the resurrIption of camera's eye during rehearsals. Pictured standards 43 to 43 1-2; current re- Carman, Mrs .14Perbert. Halpert,' Mason, -Lee Sprowtts. Max - Car- service PREVIEW of "Elizabeth" is caught by the may have dirtlei" 39 1-2; and Mrs. Sprowles. - man, John Rowlett,' Herbert Hal- Cude spent Sunday in the' home of to be postponed indel- right are William Johnson, portraying Essex; Wilma Loving, as Elizabeth, and ceipts 42 I-2 to 43; left to The March Meting of the league pert. and Mae Margaret Graves. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Curie. . inately• Elvis Pace, the Court Jesteri. checks 38 1-2.
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t'R FEBRUARY PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY,- 4, WEDNE _ restrict - till and " that it low-flying or reckless pilots in thi recruits Ft anal to - THE-LE-1.1ER 8c TIMES A.•.• Lk to results 'in aerious.acci- lost five months:. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Since Noisy Planes Annoy,U.S. frequently PUBLISHED BY. THE cALLOWAY PUMILIsHING COMPANY dents." the agency says. . ' Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Ma NUR Times-Herald, October 20. 1928. and the West Kentuckian January r, 1942 &CROSS 34.-Prtfi• iwo Plans to Make Them Less Noisy Violations Checked 1 35-One of two equal , 1_ ..... 1.=•to ey• pares M NmAnAWN . 'The extent of low-flaing.' buzz- INCOME TA MAN W.'PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER II-Patron of Sweden 5S- H,nd of roct CliMaX0I COLDDRY nificaut program aimed at •• 11-111,,t1friiPtas 41-To annoy - al devel0P- ing and thee like te indicated in the JAMESS WILLIAMS, GENERAL MA/IAGER .22-54.rar . 43-1.1tely Prato/ 44 _..1 merit of assiutetee eirplupes Otte Wird .i*W,P1/110 AvigOID- .F_!ittt. administration's- report that • its VISIT U-Ott woo inherits dance 1 method, which govertunerit's TO MURRAY Published afternoons except Sundt* at 103 North'ittrats Ilue-ray. Ky.' 14.-noo tatoont• 44-Tt touanen JE WARRINGToN r I U.P.)-The. Civil the. southeastern region last November 111-nt.tona Deng 41-Lsrd of cabbase ' WAR National Aeriiiiiiitte--s----Administration. says Advise* Committees handled 24 violations which - Entered at the Post Office. Murray,'Kentucky, for transmission as Safe 411-11tuff LIACIA/011 a me 11- Worshipers 41-Sick roam um you shotildn't be bothered by noisy Aeronautics has found to have good ,represented 51 per !rent of all tivil FOR CONSULTATION 'Second Class Matter . . 55-Put DIMS attendant :tuft' I results, with . private patties is to- 20-1 raps 53-Age aircraft as'much as you used to. be air registation violations' In the re- 53-In klira1;3r1 - equiP' Owen with multi-bladed pro- SUBSCRIPTION BATES: By .Carrier iii Murray.; per week lac, per 21-Surnent1111:13 01rw.1"4 - -- in 'the-. -Pasf yeaviltere-itag been gion that Month. -Three - of the Collector of Internal Revenue. s. 25-To erearate 56-To pour lix'. month, 65c. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50. else- 116-Orthestra leaders $7-Rocty peak 'gal "aubstatitial proffseir "1).Y..iltsVern- violations -resulted in crashes, two R. Glenn. announces that a deputy where $5.50. 26-1.1feteas M.-Clear t and industry on an aircraft Such propelors can Alai more 31-Part of 'TO Pr . 50-lie sold his with fatalities: from his office will visit Murray, -Hunting Son bIrturiiht slowly, hence-the noise level is tie NATIONAL REF'RESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITMER CO.. OM Steritk 22 nb4se- reduction program. • It in- --Eitioreenteuteaet,se I samei i'i-oes 17,0bril.ry 15 _Through February 1104Jer cludes: need: ba--triey still can absorb Building. Mernphii, Tenn.; 250 Park Ave.. New York; 307 N. Michigan 1-0Iobe a matter of co-operation 4etw•te0 ebt wry, .24, 25, * March 8 5 1 .0 2-Cilrl as much power from the engine as ' 'Ave, Chicago; 80 Boylston St. Bottum. ' • I. Revision of traffic pat:erns at e 'Civil A •ronaUtics Administra: tlirough 5Mrch„.12. March 15 fur Ilia • Sssitesponsible tWosistattertlans. "-POR-frekLE eftr 6-Taro rani rill-ports to prevent. as • much ai Sep and'slate and local authorititq. purpose of assisting taXpaYers. in 11-SielatnatiOn of lot, 75x17 possible. take-ciffs and landings The Civil Aeronautics Adminis- In the region covering Arkansas. filing their final 1947 returns Anti ISATIONAL EDITORIAL_ surprise dood out 41.-lfeadow in,,er congested areas.' tration says traffic patterns nave Louisiana. Oklahoma. Nete Mexico 'theIr -estimatedtreturns- for the-Yelf- 2...Helps been Lee, Dext 111,417aCIATION leaf 2. Pilots. especially those of rearranged' at LaGuardia and Texas, for example, the CAA 1947. Their returns should be, filed • 11-To come Into 'private planes. have been better Field, N. Y., Newark, N. J., Wash- slates in - a view -has-Slitcled the first three- by March 35,1948. ediicated in -safe' and courteous ington.• Boston v Rochester., Buf(ale, FOR SAL] THE KENTLyBY PRESS ASSOCIATION Sz 23 15-Knowledge training officers to apply state lav.s 11-Smaller flying practices." Chicago Municipal Airport. Miami, apartment 16-Dirt ag3inst reckless flyers. The officer's We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor 16-To plunder 3. Federal, state and local en- Fla., Dallas. Denver, San Fran- lately have made six arrest*, ob- Dance Too Slick vantage o ar public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest 21-Indian nurse forcement officers have been, bear- cisco, San Diego, Los Angeles, Ind. 41.4Pi-A 22-Tibet priest tained four c'onVictions and issued Franklin. 'Frees: Only $28.1 LI our readers. -23-Liquor ing down hard on low-flying pilots. Seattle, Portland, Ore., and Hono- several reprimands. ,In the agency's lin College fraternity dance turn.d 24-Youthful lulu. .• payments 21-Toate&J f.' New Planes Quiter first region, with headquarters at out to be a slick affair when an Wednesday Afternoon, February 4, 194$ - 55 56 - * 1S-Ilint entrance Beyond those immediate actions "Education efforts absent-minded janitor covered the Appliance 20-ClamblIn4 cubes emphasize that New York, more than 300 violation is a, long-range, perhaps mare sig- low-flying can provoke local action actions have been handled against dance floor with oil instead of wax. VS-Pert. to iloos LIVING RI Next Project For Murray fl-To furry -See, 16-01asdred tta 40-Cuble meters 12th -Ste Sc One of the most needed things in Murray is a building es 42-Turkish sultan (yart (112 • xr 44-Trrincinfrage 51 45-Aolnao teapot radio and The uses for such a strncture are innumerable. It 46.-intor In Siberia could be built so that it would fill as as possi- NI-Body of •ater Automatic Reduction Sale er-floor many needs 56 57 51-PlIghtless bird 'any cabia ble. 54-Musical note 11.1. NA.To*. Mai.. YE 53-0onluneuon ON ALL LADIES READY TO WEAR CARRIED OVER From LAST YEAR down an The auditorium should be large enough to iirCOMD;19- payments. date the various basketball, tournaments in the city and THIS IS HOW__ITWORKs: Tho top prigs* on. this Ladies Coat Suits,, Ladir_s_ Dresses, Appliance county. There should be a stage big. enough for produc- only for atom bortibings, but a(- group-of Ladies Coats, Ladies Slt.irts,etc. will. automatically go dowielliaCh_day_WatiLall-alre-4otte. Old Father Time will SAL] tions of xarious hinds, orchestras, etc. L1AWDEFENSE tempts to Puiitt83- water. crops .and the top price --do4nwara-everif *day, but They41 now regaraWia. ymouth ill[ngwoiTabe used at least every week o .with_lsactcrielogical ' _population -CrimPATIT, 3ear and usually *twoor three times a week.- AGAINST A-BOMBS weapons. VISIT THIS SALE EVERY 485. t The seating capacity would b,e•such that it would be The report is expecte° to attack SALE NOW IN FULL SWING , - DAY greater than any now existing -hi the city w'ith the excep- such knotty problems as whether TO BE LISTED SOON tion possibly of the auditorkiim at the. college. American industry should be dis- KEEP THIS AD BEFORE YOU FOR REFERENCE. Better B here every day tho. r".70-r1 It would .be pe_rfect for combined church services, lec- persed to reduce .bomb damage in 2---41.1.P.i- . Take your'choice $ AO tures, di-sista-ye, festivals WASHINGTOk Feb. if move FLOOR CI exhibits and and dances. In short event of war. Such would Anything left it would solce the constant Problem Of where to hold_a Defense Secretary'''. James Forrestal Fist billions, the experts say. THUR. FEB.5 TODAY ness and _ _ _ THUR FEB, 12 TODAY phalt tile given project. plans to announce soon .a plan for Otter problems involved inelude Your pick and choice 50 tile; Cei A's to a vuggestion where it could go, why not the city permanent civilian defense sys- how to camouflage cities, ffective F.FEB. 6 TODAY Is unlucky for Phone or tem to prutect the -nation against use of radar counter-measures: pre- park. Thelels plenty. of room there and it is close in to L'S Co. Padu town. ' atomic bombs. germ. warfare and vention a industrial sabotage; GET ANYTHING LEFT FRI.FEB. 13 damage -and fire-..control of indus- . When the opportunity preSenas itseif for -the-city to guided missiles. SAT FEB,7 TODAY CABINET Frrkstal's aides said the plan is tries: evacuation of civilian injur- IF ANYTHING LEFT clbrie. Flo obtain a city auditorium, it should be taken advantage of. ed:. and air alerts. • the result of an exhaustive study You take pick and choice s3,4) TODAY -Robert The civil defense measures are ex- SAT frek-14--- of civilian defense problems by a MON.FEB, 9 TODAY Phone 48 The father who -hung his three sons by their thumbs. board of five generals headed by pected to be integrated into- the because "I love my boy" has a queer-way of indicating his Gen. Harold R. Bull already - existing pattern of the The top price 00 all Bulls report received the closest _National Guard and Organized Re- TUES.FEB. -fatherly concern._ - - lner ?SWAY MON.FEB. 16 SureliVy iitYTwfit:INI G beLESTgone. SO. scrutiny by the Airily-, Navy and serve Corps. Air Force. It was written with the The counter-measures psebtibly Going and going on Clean up calindoleclekan out 'FOR imp advice Of some of the flatlet:is top will be patteined after those used Congress Wonders Why Rent ls Controlled 11 notes. .FEB. 17 25 veterans I industrial, civie and state leaders. by the British and Germans under WED.FEB. TUES Apply So In Large Cities And Not In Small Towns The iThits•ri States as. the. T..knier ,heavy air lacimbardment in World Street of the world's industrial' power. War II. -ALL SALES FINAL .. No .. . No Refundsi Kt HARMON W. VICIWIL 4. 4- .. - sou be the fattest target for any The program undoubtedly will be tinted Press Staff Cogrespond r „ • ' - ' si:ft.VAP.Z4.•••., - • • 'es el• a - • 1, 19.1 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1948 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY — '7-- 4 III 11, f0'1 1()I REPAIR NIOZ4A mint CLASS711111 and Save Money venue, s, a deputy Murray, FOR RENT-Four room house with another Swedish importation. Rune *iary _211, For Sale bath at 1616 Farmer Ave. . Call American Woman Gustafson, rather. handily: But they &arch 8 964..1-L should remember,Rune' ran od thti By OSCAR FRALEY 5 for ilia Finds Happiness unfamiliar bisirds, native only to FOR5ALE-New 4-room house and --United Press Sports Writer - ayers American runners. lot, 75x175. Located at Dexter. urns and - NEW YORK. Feb. 4 (UPI-Gal- dotal outbuildings. See Garvis AlBuddhist Nun Titere are three other strikes on the ye-al Eiy AUSTIN DE SILVA ping GM -Dodd/ was given . a the Parson as lar as the outdoor Lee, Dexter. ' F4p DON'T FORGET our Auto Auction be, filed - United Press Staff Correspondent good chance today of breaking his Olympic ITSTV concerned. Sale every Saturaay beginning at COLOMBO, Ceylon U.P.1-An new 4:05.3 indoor mile mark either Two of them have to do -with -his FOR SALE-A B electric range, 10:30, rain or shine. $2.00 if they American woman, whose interest at Boston this weekend or in the record race. First, his chances apartment don't sell, $10.00 if they do sell. We. Almost every ad- in Buddhism was awakened in her Chicago relays' March 27 but were aided,Lereatly when he bad Anybody can sell ... anybody can vantage of full size range, $129.95. undergraduate days al Oregon lympic optimism over the Flying lap tifrieircalied out to him so that buy-Main Street Car Exchange I Fy& - Only $26.00 down State University, has found happis. arson was , withering under close he could .regtilate his pacu.. Sec- and monthly and Auction Co, Hopkinsville :e turn d ness in laer ordination as a Bud- scrutiny. , . _ - 031d,--11"-Pounclysa rtThaier like Dodds payments - Riley Furniture and when Si; ,Ky. dhist nun at Vajirarama Temple Concerning the indoor record. gets a lift out of the spring of the' vred ,he Appliance Co. • F4c NOTICE - Automatic Reduction here. there were two reasons why. Dodds board, tiack. • cl of wax. Hunt In the Olympics, coaching such LIVING ROOM SUITE FOR SALE Sale at Draper & Darwin Store is She was Mrs. Beatrice might lower the standard even Winans,, who took the name of more. The first was as lap time informatiqn is not par.. -Sea Mrs. Rudolph at 406 South still going on. Remember the price that he evi- Bhikkhund Soma when she was dently was learning to equalize his milted. And the races in the inter- 12th -St.- F5e goes down each day on .all ladies ordained- hy-BhiliIii-Kassapa, who pace better on- ervlap basis and thus ,national, games _ire ostr the tia. _ ready to wear that was carried • conserve his strength yielding cinders_ -over from---latt-Teltf7 The top price Pereira, was a widely-kqown au- The second was that the Boston,,. Bin probably the most important radio and automatic record play- for Thursday, February-S. is $5.00. thority on Buddhism even before and Chicago tracks were said by factor cif all is, that Dodds current- er-floor model, beautiful- mahog- Your pick and choice of this group he became a. Buddhist monk. other, athletes to be faster boards ly is running all ;by himself-and , any cabinet, only $99.95-$20.00 Draper & Darwin Store. F15c down and convenient monthly Sister Soma made her act of than the spruce saucer at Madison that he never has won once he was, challenged in the payments.-Riley Furniture and renunciation when she left her Square Garden. _ stretch. The DeacoWs system-is td-runtlse ea. Appliance Co. Wanted husband and two sons' to (time to But when you get around to Ihn- Ceylon and become-- =timing -the Parzon's - Olympic iare-otit-of them in the early stages ge - SALK-A--eraker-jak 1036 iun lier-intea est inBut_ 'hopes .its_three Swedes -a dderly Christian ymouth Pick-up--Cable Motor WANTE gan when she first enc untered Wagganer, manager; Coach - color, •' way home. He doesn't 'have a Left to right; front row-Don Stone. Jaek Stirry. L-4 - ,----405Popfar. -Telephone woman to come live in christian Buddhist - texts published • bY Second row-Jerry Bagwell. Ted Howard, Jimmy Jones: -Glenn Roberts.- "Eriroute---- his 4:05.3, record, closing home to help- With care of child. looked him in the eye coming 485. Ftsc Oxford University Press. Third row-Join Workman. James Laird. Biller Vincent, William Wheeler, Virgil Yates. Dodds in the best performance of down Private Mom, board and salary. his career Was clocked for' 1.500 on the wire they have run him into =111=MI Head Now Skarn .. Please write H. C. Phillips, 44 Some years ago, she attend inters--the Olympic metric' mile the boards!' • McHenry Merry Macks He Services Offered Geneva Ave.. Highland Park 3, lectures in the United States de- distance-in 3:49. Sweden hai at -wouldn't be alone going down that Olympic stretch. Mich., or Mrs. P. L. Humphreys, livered by Bhikku Silavansa. _least three Men whb have bettered Cur the re-cord those, three FLOOR Coverings Installed. Busi- Murray, Ky., Rt, I.' .1p American-Portuguese Buddhist this easily. 'Swedes would be looking al him sideways and the ness and Residential. Kentile As- monk. Mrs. Winans accompanied Two of the top SCandinaviatts. odds among the experts are phalt tile, Ruboer tile, Kencork Bhikku Silavansa to Ceylon from Gunder Haegg and Arne Anders- that ilea there the Dcaeon,would crack._ tile; Ceilings. Acoustical tile., 4-H Club Calendar the United States last November sett, were declared prefessionals So records aside. the, United Phone or write Taylor Roofing and decided to take the vows. shortly afiBr they brought the nut- Thursday, February 5, 7:30 A.M.- States can keep looking for a kid Co. Paducah, Ky. • Fl2c Her head now is shorn and she door mile mark down to 4101.4. SO Hazel to bring honie the 1,500-meter wears a yellow robe. up jumped three countrymen. who lase= on in London next summer. CARNET WORK of all kinds, Friday. February 6, 9:30 A.M.- "I am very happy in these robes," are 'knocking at the gates. e . &ore. Floors sanded and finished. Kirksey she said. She parried reposters' The best at- the moment is Len- ' Veal -Robert Singleton. 501 Olive, araiday. February 9,- 9:30 A.M.- questions with a smiling remark: nart Strand, the boogie-woogie pi- and i..amb Wed Phone 48-R. ano player who ran the 1,500 in Albion.. Ind. (UP) -. County F4p Cold water ------"I did not work on a newspaper 3:43. equivalent to a 4:01:4 mile. Clerk Porter Black issued a mar- Tuesday: February 10,4*a/0 -A.M..- for nothing." Then there's Henry Ericksson who riage license to Mary M. Veal and Outland • Another lie-Ordained For Rent did 3:44.4 and Eric Berglcvlst; with Merle R. Lamb. Wednesday, February 11, 9:30 A:3E An American Buddhist monk, a 3:46.6 clocking --Brooks Chapel Seelavansa Thera. who was John There was some comment: when FOR RENT - Apartment, rooms, • 11:00 A.M.-Dexter Silva of California • in his lay life, the gvedes started mauling th., veterans preferred, baby' welcome. " 1:45 P.M.-New Concord recently was re-ordained at a sol- Experienced Loopers mile that :they nut be' .runnii... Apply Saturday' at 100 Sonth ittlf Thursday. February 12, 10:30 A.M. emn 'ceremony at a historic Bud- wnhiTI. B44t JlSègg :eine over •,, Wanted -SVreet. lp -Alm° dhist temple at Kandy. 1943 and ran -dds, Hulse ami Bhikku Seelavansa first was or- Bill ompany slightly dizzy. • HIGHEST WAGES • dained. about 20 years ago at Pol- Dodds' best perforthance thc.ii gasduwa. where he spent some PAID was 4:063. years. Later he went to Thailand Next Strand made his visit and - - - and received higher ordination. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR Walloped all competition. winning For the past 10 years, Bhikku our National AAU 1,500-meter title SeelaVansa has been teaching on Lett to right: front row-Clemen Nance, enard; Gine Warren, forni.rd; Bobby teper. r- by some 30 yards. Norris Hosiery Mill BUILDING NEEDS the Pacific Coast of the United • eenter: Richard Hillard. fornard; Keith Martin, giparAL _ '' row-Charles Allen. .„ HO-ine. hopefuls- Will recall that States. When he embarked recently Rack manager: Carroll Grey. meek -Ralph warms, guard; Charles • • Ralph. center; Bobby wain. forward; Laymen Hoskins, forward; Coach 11111taa . such rneclia'res Murfreesboro, Tenn. from the United States for Ceylon, -Dar as__Lealie_ Leach.- ellóIl and' Tommy' Quinn whipped he had to abandon his saffron robes because of the difficulties of HAZEL LUMBER CO. • the journey. NANCY Maybe-She', Riffit 157-Erni'et--Bashmiller PAUL DAILEY Re-ordained, he planned to live henceforth on the Buddhist-be- L-i-z/v/E loved Island of Lanka. MR SPUTTER THIS HOLE SAY--- I T1C.1--16---IT Ert/.5W.Ne/t.z-EJa.. I DID - -- BUT LOOKS AWFUL -- I THINK YOU COVERED -.01.1191Prew I DECIDED I'LL COVER IT WITH A f THIS HOLE WITH THE HOLE_ PICTURE O.K. A LOOKED Murray Live Stock Company BETTER The Best Market in West Kentucky AUDREY W. SIMMONS, Owner SALES EACH TUESDAY AT 2:00 O'CLOCK SALES REPORT FOR FEB. 3, 1948 Fancy \teals 33.00 TIMMI bead pr0.72-1 Yeals 31.10 No. 2 Veals 25.50 Fte-4 Long Fed Steers •-5 22.00-29.20 '1.0=1•MIL Throwouts 8.01)- 21.50 Good Quality Fat Steers 21.00- 24.00 Baby Beeves s 20.00- 25.00 HOGg ABBIE an' SLATS Careful New, Charlie By Raeburn Van Buren Fat Cows 15.00- 21.00 _180 to 250 pounds 25.50 , T 60T NOT MANY FELLAS HAVE. AN WHEN THEY'VE GOT IT— _IDEA WORTI4A6 WAVE? Canners and Cutters ' 11.00- 15.00 Sows 22.50 Down THEY'VE GOT PIIII.LION! AND Nfi-CIAvE 15VIIIRYTHIP46! LIKE I4AW A (.)LD MOVIE IT TO ME. N/EN NINO 21.09 •., WITH THIr5 HERE RUDY VALENTINO IN rr, P:PFEAENARV5C431\10FIEff%1E13),L(7:Elitr Bulls 15.00- 'THAT PIS* 1-05iNi6E! COURSE! AR farmers and stacitaan please bring yatr HE I4AD rr! AND LIICt I SAW A NEW MOVIE IT'5 YOUR'S Milk Cows, per head 80.00-205.00 stock te market Wire 1:00 o'ceocL WITH THAT'THERE a. -JAMES MASON IN, IT! NE5 GOT rri NOTICE OF -REDEMPTION a Notice is hereby given that, the City of Murray, Kentucky, has called for redemption on March 1, 1948, all of its outstanding City of Murray Waterworks Revenue Bonds. Said bonds are datedSeptem- ber 1, 1942, and are numbered from 34 to 188 inclusive and mature serially on September 1st of each of the years 1948 to 1965 inclusive. • LIT ABNER There Goes the Poor Soul, Bless His Sul I I By Al Capp • The City will pay the principal amount of said borilia, together with accrued interest to March 1, 1948, plus additionaLinteriat equal • 41-14-Iff- BACK IN MN' - p --A FINE to 4 percent of thil principal amount of said bonds. VEARLSOosola LITTLE STUD'ar- YOU. SIR- -E-14-11,1z) EN DA1E CHA I R 4 MAY GO, MASON -- I BLESS I DON'T REMgMBcR Jr irs WISH TO BE ALONE 'YOUR BEING HERE- BEFORE_- THE J. SWEE TBODY WITH MY KINDLY SOUL, IT ,LOOKS COMFY -- Said bonds are payable at the Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust ITiOUGHTS ' SIR"' MARS:Mei Company, Louisville, Kentucky'(formerly Fidelity & Columbia Trust GOODPANTS ikusS.WIS- Company). ZOLESS H/S SOUL) SOUL ff RETURNS TO All interest ceases to accrue on said bonds on March 1, 1048. CITY. GEORGE HAFK CHEERING CROWDS Mayor City of Murray • WELCOME. NOTED Charles B. Grogan PHILANTHROPt,ST. Clerk, City •I14YOR HA 11-5 GOODPANTS.AS "MAN knn-fouT AN EritEMY.7" ••-• - P-1• ••• ••••-•y• COPY FADED • s a. 3, ••• • TB LEDGEN.CTIMtS, • MURRAY,IIENTIJCICY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, ...... L.21••••••••••••••...... ,..emo.nte••••-•••••••••••••••••.,....1948„..... Asssmeirissows them. •was 182 and she still had weal( "They should ;LAY- their walk ankle's. So much for that. (4-ub News Activities - cats-- poi:lure:. she rietene Miee :Dietrich is curleutly- thee -mended. -I've -noticed that .many playing her legs as a night club women let their toes point oiit. It's entertainer in ,Paramount's:•_,-ek prising hues much it. helps Ea,.ign Affair -' Weddings, elockingt. JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M legs to walk with the feet planttal, -in silk straight ahead." There. are many beautiful ;Lek.' . Ankles NM Helped naade Ameyica.1 Miss Dietrich - said her mother happen t&.-prefer „edit simply j,' _ didn't prescribe the high shoes in cause nylon wrinkles arouni. my nitec Cora Graves Circle with Social Calendar jPre-Fire headquarters at all times," any attempt to beautify her fees. - - Planning the chief says. -We now have Collects Food And ra- "I had extremely weak ankles." She said the reason .for _that dios in all our main equipment." she said. 'My mother thought the probably was that the world's bt•et- Clothing For Needy Used in Seattle Fitzgerald Wedne.day. tebruar) 4 . credits "we-fire plan- shoes would strengthen them." known legs are 'topped off with nine- eld ''.. The PTA will meet at the High tor --the- astoundingly low She took the shoes off wits e she f ,hi, tied reund earters 'The Cora Graves Circle of the school at LOO p.m. To Cut Lossei fire loss tit Seattle. College Presbyterian Church set "The year we started _ rtseaday.• February 5 ,the plan — last evening at 7:30 with -Misses • • By LARRY The Business and Professional, ANDERSON our loss was 70 per cent below the Ella end Lydia Weihing, C'sestritit Group of the First United Press Staff Correspondent national average," Fitzgerald said. street Christian tammi romm• •••••••• inn Church will meet at 7:30 with Mrs. SEATTLE tUlel-Seattle fireman Mrs. Jack 13elote. president, pre- Linda Melton. nurse in a Chi- space and Cleo Gillis Hester, Miller Ave. down and down, through don't sit around sided over the business SelbSi, dur- eago hospital, has two upsetting the water. She in their suspend- — . knew it for a perfect HOLLYWOOD log which the fallowing officers experienees. First. the man she dive and thrilled to the acknowl- ers and play pinochle between The Young Matrons Group of loves, Chan Lockhart. were reelected: Mrs: Jack Belote. marries edgment in David's face ati the fires. FILM SHOP the. First Christian Church will another girl. Then one of her pa- came up. president: Mrs. flex Synder:I:lard. Fireman here work a full eight By PATRICIA CLARY meet at 7:30 with Mrs. Orren Hull tients dies. The patient was the "I'm gonna do that." she - Mrs.• •Don Brum- heard hour, shift, United Press Staff in the piteiple Center. beautiful but selfish Rita Lee. Diane cry. "II Linda can do even if not a single Correspondent baugh. secretary: Mr.. Harry Haw- wife of young Dr. David Lee know I can!" alarm is sounded. , — • HOLLYWOOD 5U.P.)-Marlene kins. treasurer. (called "Dr. Red" because of the "Oh, no. darling," Linda werned. --Murray Unit American They spend time between fires Each member brought clothine, 73 Legion color of his hair). who has charge "Not until you are as big a Dietrich. who owns twa• of of factory girl as planning how to fight fires. Not the articles and food to be given te -naliary will meet at 7.30 pm. in a hospital in the small I!" Marlowe. just any fire, but fires that world's loveliest legs, believes they the home of Mrs. Max Churchill. town of Georgia. Linda She and David climbed out of the might needy families in ariel-arouttir- li blames get ,that way because her- IAiAll members are 'ulged herself for Rita's death water, feeling cool and gay break out in Specific buildings mother iti attend: and r.'y and,as a enema,of stoning.I. De- mental steel. . • . -141mb-is/saes lacing The devotional was oeihducted by vid, goes to Georgia to work in his half-way Murray David turned. 'Come here. DI- Fire Chief William Fitzgerald in to her knees until she Mrs. James C. Williams Post 73 American Legion hospital. The head of the Her- ane." whose 1946 began what he calls a "pre- was 18. topic was - will meet at 7:30 Sp the Legion !owe Mill is David's best friend. His Glairridi and His Atti- daughter ran to him and he fire planning" System. Modern mothers, she said, are lounge. - Duke Illarlbwe. handsome and lifted her in It is be- tude Teward-lafe.."' Mrs Williams his arms. ruining their daughters' wealthy. He's attracted to Molly -Now listen carefully, lieved, ta be exclusive with the legs by was assed by Mrs J. G. Weihing. dear. ThW letting them Monday. February 9 .. Maseet.-another nurse. but she Is your first Salm here. You Seattle fire department. wear low-cut Shoes Miss- Ola Brock - who teaches may at The Wornaies Assucialearipot-1114114 avoids Shim, believing that he-come again wisis us any time. but-- --Reports Delailed without Ilu-ele _ tJte' Training could never seriously School. was "pest College Presbyterian Chunrise- will care for her. serer come here alone. And prom- _ The System means.,,all "Many girls in _used to From Melly. Linda learns fire_ v c• meet at :sal at 'Went ;Mr that-Ase me you'll never- go'near the panics- not actively. wear high sh until they were 12, gni- Rita was much disliked and that fighting a fire, si esiwtVg.!".7and.137 instructiv1t e talk Mrs. Mary Brown. _river. The water- looks like the maintaining but my mothe made no one could understand David's ouster in equipment or drilling me wear as her subject. "UNESEO". •-44. the lagoon,-but it isn't the them until Be( devotion to her. Linda makes her same. It's are ouf inspecting buildings and I married," 1Miss Die- - •using Delicious refreshments w ere . • very dangerous." home in David's house and takes Linda was thinking: laying-plans on how a fire would trich said. "I am eulw4nced lhey - served to the follusving The Iviattie Belle Hayes Circle I must re- members: charge of his little girl. Diane. member to tell Diane be fought in the structure. Homes were responsible for sltaping my Mesdames of the First Methodist Church will As she why the e • Rex Syndergaard. Frank and David become good water in the river is dangerous- are not inspected. legs. Cou Belete. A H. Kopperud, Jamee meet at 7:30 with Misses Ruth and friends, she begins to forget that underneath Its calm surface. After each inspection, which -The shoes girls wear these days Eyre, Dick Stillman. Jack Frances Sexton. 709 Main street, Chan, and he to recover from his the strong current rushes Belote. grief to the takes a full Shift of 2 men make their ankles and feet, as well FOOD CAN BE ELEGANT! Harry Hawkins. Mrs. Beale Outland will be Co-• over Rita's death. One falls, and that anything caught for Armour James C. Williams. night, when in an .averaged' as theits legs, completely shapeless. hostess they come home to- that current would surely be drawn sized building, a de- Misses Ella and Lydia • Wei/lint tether. he kisses They that the her. Soon after to the falls and crushed to tailed, 5-page report is made. It all grow up to look like Grace Wyatt and guests. Miss this he pieces Manufact Tuesday. February 19 - - and she and Molly and on the rocks below. tells-amptig many other things-- pianos." Brock ard Mrs Weihinc Duke plan a swimming party in In taste, in looks, in the manner an electic AAL"W will meet at `1:30 in tha' a "I promise, Red.' said Diane, where the :nearest fire outlets are, The American women who do lagoon on David's place. Then she added, • whether Home Economics room at Wilson throwing her arms location of fire escapes and the have beautiful legs; Miss Dietrich 'in which it is served, we special- about his neck.' 11 guess you a union , Hall. could order in which companies should added, don't know how to — Lois Waterfield CHAPTER XXIV not live without me. could you?" display ize in cooking Jack G . • THAT afternoon, "I deikt think arrive at the scene. .Aleo, it con- good Friday. February 'LS they dressed I'd even try to lire BEAD THE CLA8$P_FIED81 National Juniors Of Forest without you." he answered, tains a floor plan drawn by the The World Day of Prayer a in their bathing suit,s at the press- 9th Regis will be ing his cheek against her curls, firemen. Lodge 9 Meet Sat. observed at the First. Christian house, and then followed the TONIGHT. ,.dine nounced However, this doesn't end the HAYS & FIELDER here and en- Church at 2 o'clock. winding path through the Notice nIANE slid to the ground. The planning. The companies return Lois Waterfield Jumers , of the woods to the lagoon. others turned joy every moment of your din- Murray • to pick up their to each building at intereals to Forest Lodge N4.1. 9. Murray, met Diane went robes where they had carelessly - of - Murr with them, perched familiarize them further with the Quality January 31. for the fu-st meeting of on her father's shoulder, her thrown them. ner. Molders College red • layout. Also, to check any safety the year curls gleaming' above her brief Then, the chWs sudden erg North Ai green stet. She was startled them.st looked regulations which they may have Foods The meeting was opened by the in high spirits- at her election ! Calendar This was the ffrst time and saw the was staring at the suggested to the owner. ritualistic work followed by a short she'd ever certain e been swimming in the lagoon. Rita path that led to the house, her face Fire Lasses Lew busintss session: white, her chin trembling to deten February 3. Tuesday- Basketball hadn't gone there herself and she Chief Fitzgerald says the entire 16th The group then honoredthe birth- wouldn't consent to David taking "It's Mother!" she whimpered and Main employee (;..me Marshall 'College, here. Then, system is made possible by one day of Leah Dell Hankins Diane. the others saw the girl _Union, I - February 4. Wednesday-Chapel. -a coming thing, Twelve members and Mrs. Joe The water was still and KS clear toward them. She might bargainir debate by speech department have stepped out of the -'Without radio our men would Wilmurth. Junior supervisor, were as a mirror. It was a wide pond, portrait in Ample Parking an agree on the National College Ques- backed into a large David's living room. She had the have to stay in quarters when- present They were honored by ravine from "Mien re tion Purchase-Pecnyeile.'. bas- the river. The bottom was smooth satne, glint. figure. the same golden ! fighting a Aire to be in contact the 'presence of. Mee Lois 'Space Union ai _Water-. ketball tournament. 7.30.: , and white and sandy. hiiir.,the same large eyes and per- fierd. State manager. -• fect skin. She was a employm . February 5. Thursday-College They dived in. and came hp vision of love- - After the ntualistic closing mem- gasping with delight at the Dimling ltness. Evans play, "Elizabeth. the .Queen." They • bers enjoyed games and refresh- sensation of the cold water. They all stared at her. the first 815 She waved gayly menis. swam, floated, played games. Linda and called In a suant to February 5. Friday-College play, helped David keep lilting voice. "Hello. David! Oh. DI- an eye on Diane, ane precjousie tional "Elizabeth. the Queen." 81& She tatight her the crawl stroke February" and afterward David hesitated only long amended The ,United States produced 39.- 7. Saturday-Basketball Diane would use no enotrit other. to say to his daughter. "It's ?NW Section 1 7V Oen bushel, .ef flaxseed in 1947 game. Western. here - On one side cif Aunt Eve. darling! Your m as follov rebrwiary Tuesday-iBaskettian the Pool. there 'sister" were tall, irranite rocks rising to "Se) game. Arkansas. here Then he hastened ' form a wall many feet high. David to meet her. , the Bc February . II. Wednesday-Chapel. and Duke To those watching, the whole, clintbed to the top of lion, undecided. Ray McKinley and these several tines thing seemed like a play on the' rocks to per" stage. The live o Orchestra. health building 8 to form Intricate dives for their fern- girl coming down the leafy path. The . IS p m. mine audience. man's eagerness in in sec , Linda felt a surge of pride leaning to kiss her. The girl draw- allegir February It Thursday -Recital. as she Mg back watched David's tall, lean figure and laughing at him. more Allison Nelson. college auditor.. Then the man taking our both her showroom, flashing through space. She W&A turn. 8.15 hands. unit c happy over being with him this Each of the Come in and see the truck with for su February 13. Friday-PhiMu Alpha afternoon. They hadn't had much audience had a dif- wider use! ... the relent reaction. Diane was thorizi Dance, music by Len Foster' time together since that night he'd still not truck that saves up to 19.6% on ownership costs , kissed her. and reconciled to the apparition that to ma and Orchestra, he had never men- because it lasts up If your nom some- tioned that kiss.... reminded her so poignantly of her to 19.6% longer! ... the right emplo nmes February 14, Saturday-Basketball mother, and tills up with tufty transient con- she clung to Linda's truck for your hauling needs-the new requir gestion -put a few drops game, Western. there hand. Molly fixed Ford Bonus of Va-tro-ool ' "nON'Tdire again.- Molly an appraising labor In each Marti It quickly reduces con- February 15, Sunday-Youth begsed eye on Eve: the Built Truck for '48! Res+. is. the two men. "It looks irtri was too much gestion and melees breathing easier in ' val.' Baptist Student dari- like Rita to bring any good to tion a hurry. . . gives Center, gerous." them. grand relief from • Dr W Duke frowned: he had hoped that unit, i sneezy, stuffy, distress of heed 0 Vaught, speaker. "I want to do It. Red!" cried D1- Linda and David would come to Wig ti ad*: ?allow directions la the package. Training School Concert. Prof. ane "Please take me Up there." mean o. something to each other. As no cs Josian Darnell. • That's no place for lit- for tie girls." Linda. she was conscious only exists INKS of her . VA41110-NOL i David talent for failing in 1 -7-mitme-- - • showed Linda Ale* to with the Stteh _len:rib the rocks to the wrong man. . .. - 1: Point frnm. Eve and David turned fy.„ th : 41--4 .: which they had and came i ._:- dived. Then he toward them. labor -'--- watched her, slim and Then Eve ran to lovely in her ane and, kneeling beside emplc scarlet suit and white cap, as her drew she tler-into her arms. Evan! stood poised and rewdsmastetnstthe sky "Darling,. let me look at you. be hele You're so dear to me - because "Oh. Linda."' Molly e a I 1 e d. you're e Callow; hers'" Mew - It seemed 0 Thu rid cruel and deliborate to "Don't. Linda!" Diane's lip quIv- the hot ered them all: except David. He stared at Eve as if he All em Linda tanned at were hypnotised. 0 them not hear- 'sin, their words ufactur All she could see (To be was the admiration continued) ble to • shining in Da- (The characters In' this serial 0 vid's eyes. are fictitious) 'S cal evil Then she dived. Away out Into cop itlght. 1941 Si Areal:. ROW*, Ise. 0 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Not everybody is 0 MURRAY STATE. COLLEGE Calloway county sub- - CALENDAR - scribes to The Ledger It's the finest line February 12 Reeled of trucks in Ford history! V is. 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