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and WEATHER FORECAST Road. Kentucky: Partly cloudy and cooler today. Clearing and Sunday cooler tonight IA ith some Joe frost likely in the east and Cocke, north portion. • 'Wednesday, :r. and sunny becoming warmer. d Miss e over jr seta- Long YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 M r NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR ONER HALF A CENTURY Mur‹, Kentucky, Tuesday Afternoon, MURRAY POPULATION - before Sept. 30, 1947 5187 Vol. XIX; No. 91, ume in USSR Cash Purchases NOTICE John D. Outland, The( -ollege cannery will not ho has From U. S. Increase In be open for public use after to- Swann 72, Dies Today In Committees Are Chosen For Giant First Half Of 1947 day, A. Carman. head of the U Mem- Department of Agriculture at Harris Gr. Home WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 rUP)- the Murray State College, Russian "Cash on the barrelhead" has announced. ng and purchases from this country rclNe 'this service John Bavid Outland, 72. died at Clements will be discon- Speech And turday o have 42 per cent in half of 1947 tinued. Carman explained, be- his home near Harris Grove this -4 left last over the same period last year, the cause the canning season is tome in piorning of complications attribu- 'f's Final preparations are bes,g, Census Bureau reported today. practically at an end. iss'an ted to old age. Rubber Co. sat made for the giant Democratic po- ng More than 70 per cent of U.S. Offit MARKETS litical rally to be held here Sat- ked out shipments to Russia thus far this He is survived by his wife. Mrs. States End Of Tire ui-clay, October 4. Earle C. Clem- ;keeping year were heavy machinery and Mary Betty OuBand; three daugh- At A Glance ents, Democratic nominee for gov- pular in vehicles. They included locomo- VA Contact Office ters. Mrs. Pearl Miller of Murray. Shortage Is In View ernor, is scheduled to speak in the rsi bong tives, machine tools, construction Pars. Siddie Cohoon of Detroit, and By United Press AKRON', 0, afternoon from a platform erected Mrs. A. and mining machinery, and elec- Here Closes Today $1rs. Wilma Jo Roberts of this coun- Sept. 30-P. W. on the north side of the Court known trical machines. ts': four spns. Newt and Carlton Stocks higher in quiet trading. Litchfield, a rubber company of- House square. so much Total U. S. exports The Veteran's Administration Outlancl_of Murray. Neville Out- Bonds irregular; U. S. Govern- ficial, to RUSS4:4 said today In a review of the Demo- rid Haiti full-time Contact Office, located in land of Pacfkcah, and J. D. Out- At a meeting of county were 60 per cent under the same meats irregular. first two nected the postwar years in the rub- -crats in the Court House 'Thurs- period last year because of the de- Gatlin Building downtown and of this county; two brothers. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Miss ber industry that the tremendous day. Boody Russell was named . cline in lend-lease **pipeline" and- Murray. will be permanently closed allace and Jake Outland of Callo- Chicago stocks irregularly high- Miss -To show district chairman in charge of ar- of RABID ROOTER URRA shipments. effective September 30, 1947. In ay county. Also surviving are er. tire shortage of V-J Day would be Carl sss, and order to II filled by rangements for the rally. her affection for "Dem But as trade relations returned provide contact service grandchildren and five great Silver unchanged in the end of the year with Richard for veterans the price to Kingins is Clements' campaign Bums," Pamela Britton, the to their prewar status, Soviet cash or Murray and Cal- Major General E. E. "Blue" randchildren. at 71 3-8 cents a fiffe ounce. consumers less than loway the 1939 'prewar.) chairman for the county. star of the musical , purchases rose sharply. County, Harry E. Perry- Howell, Adjutant General, The deceased was a member of Cotton futures irregular. list price. In Mrs. W. C. Elkins has been se- "Brigadoon," sports Dodger The Census Bureau said total man. VA contact representative of e Baptist Church. Funeral ser- Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn, another of his series of "Notes Uniform Rank Woodmen Rubber Democratic -Chairwoman for designed for the Mayfield office, will make reg- vices held Elm Grove Oats and barley futures Irregular on America's. )ER scarf specially U.S. exports ameumed_ lo. $91,900 -- of the World E- will be in the ularlvsehed-fired- vlalts TO, Murray -Litchfield noted that his Calloway County committees to ar- female rooters. Male fans 000. Total U. S. Imports from Rus- Baptist Chtircp to-morrow afternoon' particular on Tuesday and Friday, of Produce market field could look back range for Clements' speaking pro. wear ties containing the sia . were $32.500,000, a drop. of 43 each at 2 o'clock, and the body will be upon a re- week. CHICAGO. Sept. 30 (UPS-Pr,- cord of brilliant gram. , signatures of the per cent from the first half of laid to rest in the Elm Grove cem- performance for For the convenience of 'those Farm Machinery Co. duce: victory. The Democratic headquarters in players. 1946. etery. Rev. J. E. Skinner will con- veterans who are enrolled at Mur- Poultry: - 35_,, trucks, unsettled. "A new source of rubber supply Murray will open Thursday morn. "While the total value of our ex- CIO Workers Continue duct the services. ray _College, Mr. Perryman will be Ducks 17-24. had been created and adequate ing in the Gatlin Building. ports to the U.S.S.R. declined The bodYsissot the home of Mrs. located at the VA Guidance Center Strike At Louisville Cheese: Twins 41-41; single dais- production rates from this source Kingins and Russell have select- sharply, the commercial portion of Pearl Miller ;it 700 Poplar street. in the Auditorium Building to ies 43 1-2 - 44; Swiss 61-66. had been achieved in time to ed the following committees for Drill Team To the trade showed considerable im- pro- avoid vide contact service from.9:00 a.m. LOUISVILLE. Ky., Sept. 30 (UP) Butter: 344,203 lbs: firm; 93 score national disaster." stated the dean the Clements rally Saturday: provement both absolutely and to 3:30 p.m_ each Tuesday. 76 1-2; 92 score 75 1-2; 90 score 73: of the Ameriean rubber industry. Finance: Nat Ryan Hughes, Compete At WOW relatively, in comparison with the -The Farm Equipment Workers Each Friday from 9:00 am, to 89 score 70 1-2; carlots 90 score 73; In order to record concrete chairman; Mrs. Mary Russell Wil- corresponding months of 1946," Union (CIO). whose "continuous Dixon Continues 3:30 p.m., Mr. Perryman will be 89 score 70 1-2. achievements 'of the rubber indus- liams. Dewey Ragsdale. Frank A. Meet Thursday the bureau said. --meetings" over a wage dispute 'located in the County Court Room Gospel Meetings Eggs: 10.102 cases; firm. Extras try in the interests of the national Stubblefield, Leon Hale. George E. on the first have halted production at the total economy Overbey, Sr., Melton Marshall, The Woodmen of .the World will floor of the County I unquote& extras 2. 55-58; 3 and and those of individual Court International Harvester Co. plant Sound System: Leiter Nanney. hold a special uniform rank day House in downtown Murray. at Church of Christ 4. 48-53; standards 1 and 2. 47; 3 consumers of rubber, Litchfield Mr. Perryman for nearly two weeks, today con- receipts compared - Poster - -Committee: L. Robert- at Madisobville on Thursday. Octo- Pakistan Voted Will make his first and 4. 44-46; current 40- the year 194' against the visit to Murray tinueg its "demonstrations" at gate checks prewar year son, F. L. Hopkins, W. D. Patter- ber 2. Thirty-five members from on Friday. October 14Th.it Sh,iil I Do Wth, Jesus 44; dirties 35; 34. of 1939. 3, at the entranceg. "Nineteen son, J. W. Cloptom Nix Harris, Calloway county are planning to Into UN, Warns County: Court House. Who Is Called Christ?" is the theme hundred forty-seven All veterans production," John Keel, Shelly Farris, attend A baseball game between and their depend- J. E. Harris, works manager of used by Brother H A., Dixon at a he reported, "is at the ents who are in TOMMY HARMON TO LEAVE rate of 20,000.000 Platform: Nels Waggoner. chair- St•hree W. 0. W. and Calhoun Of Last Hope need of advise and the local plant. said negotiations series of gospel meetings now be- more passenger assistance pertaining FOOTBALL FOR RADIO car tires than in man; Ed Rickman. Rob Lamb, W. O. W. will be held at 2-00 o'clock to their rights had not resumed when FEWU and ing conducted at the Church of 1939; 14.000.000 and benefits are urged to contact more truck and tractor tires than Luck Burt. Wells Purdom, L. D. in the afternoon at the Municipal UNITED the company at Chicago headquar- Christ. PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30 (UPI- NATIONS HALL, Miller, Mr. Perryman either at the Guid- ters because of "wildcat strikes" Tommy Harmon. whose broken in 1939. Park Flushing. N. Y. Sept. 30 (UP)-The This is the question Pontius Pil- ance Center on Tuesdays or the .PADY _ as -sympathy" demonstra- "Today's passenger tires are giv- Decorations: Mrs. G. B. Scotts Eight --e-o-naparites wilt participate ate had to aoaseer. explained Bro. field runrunn with the Vulverines United Nations admitted Pakistan Calloway County Court House on at other plants. ing ,substantially more mileage Hall Hood. Waylon Rayburir. In competitive drills and parade Dixon at his first meeting Sdnday, of Michigan carried him into the and Yemen to Fridays. Mr. Perryman will be on Stoppages, described by the com- than - those of 1939_ Band: Prentice Lassiter, Zelna One team from 'Murray and one membership today and is also God's fixed question for ranks of football immortals, will hand to serve you from 9:00 a.m. pany as "sympatthy" demonstra- -They are priced to the con- Carter. from Hazel are scheduled to com- an a formal ceremony and re- every man on earth. He vividly retire from the gridiron at -the end to 3:30 p.m. begining Friday, Oc- tio4s, workers sumer at 7 per cent less than the Streets: Chief of Police Burman pete. idled yesterday at pointed of this season. ceived two warnings that the split tober 3 at the out that each individual 1939 list prices. of candidates will County Court House. two plants in the Chicago area. The Harmon, now 28 and starring A large class between can crucify Him afresh by the de- the United States and local union said last Week produc- "The 50.000,000 tire shortage of ParkerEntertainment: George Hart. be initiated in the evening at the cisions• we make each day. with the Los Angeles Rams of. Russia V-J Day will be completely filled • Seminary Public School gymnasium is leading the world to Apartment tion had been slowed or halted at the National League, announced Is Built Every seat was filled at the Sun- before the end of the current year. at 730. World War III. the Rock Falls, Ill plant also, but his plans to be a radio broadcas- dor services and many people at- "In In Record Ten Days; the company deri led the union price, quality and, outtut Maj. Gen. Edward E -Blue" Sir Mohammad Zafarullah Han, ter yesterd,is tended both meetings yesterday. re- what American industry can match Nostril of Omaha will be in charge statement. delegate from the new Indian mos- Families Move In ports Charles C. Lancaster, local this record?" nil the uniform rank work for the lem state of Pakistan, appealed to minister. Mr. Litchfield stated that total society. Howell is the Adjutant the great powers to settle MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UP) their Sept. 30 Brother Dixon's text for the Sun- New Students To employment and annual wages in General of the Uniform Rank, the disagreements, --A battery of Tennessee Youth Is because failure to smiling carpenters day night service was "Passage or the rubber industry were up prac- semi-military branch of the Wood- do so will jeopardize left the front door the UN- of a shining Foiled In Easy Money Voyage to Heaven." The points Be Welcomed By tically ,100 per cent. He placed- the men of the World Life Insurance "man's new two-story last chance of salvation " apartment open to- stressed were as follows. 'number of productions workt:rs at Society. day for four desperate Attempt In New York Dr. Alberto I.leras Camargo, families to I. The certainty of Heaven. Woods Tomorrow 121,000 in 1939 compared wittf 224,- Mr and Mi - Wayne Burton, move in. director of the Pan American 2. The ones who..will go. 000 in 1947. He listed the average Route 5, a boy, September 28. NEW YORK. Sept. 30 I UP)-Two 3. The beauties of Heaven. Union, also referred to the UN The frame home. d four-apart- Presideit Rapt Woods, of Mur- annual wage as $1.448 . in 1939 Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Smith, Farm- young men, who, police said, came 4. The price of going. - Farrowing Pen as "The last hope of humanity." ment colonial-styled building, col- ray State College. will welcome against $2,814 for this year. ington. Route Z'a boy, Larry Glyn, to New York to "make some easy 5. Securing a passport. Saves More He said it was not the present UN umns and all, was built in the re- new students to the college at a "In 1939." he added, "the Rubber September 29. Pigs money." were in the police lineup 6. Riding a safe vessel. that • is man's hope, but a UN cord-breaking time of 10 days. program in the chapel tomorrow Industry's tax bill 'federal. state Mr and Mrs. Guy Jackson, Almo, today - on charges of violating the The afternoon sessions each day Gilliam Loy. an Adair county which will evolve into a world in- The owner 'is 33-year-old Ed Mc- at 10:03 am. New faculty mem- arid local exclusive of excise) was Route 1, a boy. Jimmy Dale, Sullivan law. will be on the Parable of the Sow-. farmer, told County Agent R. B. ternational government. Leod. a department store clerk bers Will also be introduced at $13,000,000. 11ss4945I the last avail- weighing pounds Septem- The two. W. S. Waters, 19, of Cr. The meetings are scheduled Rankin that a special farrowing Lleras Camara() admitted that who last year didn't have a place this time. able statistics', it was $228.000.000." ber 29 Johnson City. Tenn. and John Jo- twice daily, 3 and 7 30 pm, for ,The rubber pen helped pigs. The pen is the world is hurtling toward to move his wife and two children_ Rev. Robert E. *Jarman, pastor company executive seph Daley. 20. of South Norwalk. ten days. flIa feet square, is equipped with World War III and raised storm He buitten apartment last year as of the First Christian Church, will asserted that "only under the Amer Conn., were arrested early today. by Brother Dixon's lessons are pre- lean guard rails for the pigs to get un- signals that such a holocaust will a 1.ist rtrsurt. invite all students to attend the system of, free, competitiv Ky. Bird Society two radio patrolmen_ sented in a clear and interesting der - rind-hag g -floor sloping about result-sin "abominable" -world dom- "Thla housing shortege end elsweeh of their choiee in Murray. enterprise could such significar. Pollee said Waters had a loaded manner. Brother Lancaster advises. an inch to the foot ination by a single nation, wheth- building problem is just a matter This evening a big-little sister human progress be achieved." and Meets At College 25 caliber revolver in his pocket, and many people in this section Mr. Loy said the sow always lies er the United States or Russia of cooperation," McLeod said. picnic will be held at the City outlined the peacetime problems in a box with 28 cartridges and a will be uplifted to hear these good this way: with her back up the slope and wins. "I got to wondering about all 'Park. All new women students The Kentucky Ornithological So- mask. Daley told police he met gospel sermons.. Everyone 'is cor- "Space away from the guard rail, thereby The UN assembly in plenary ses- the- r(implications and delays and are assigned-a big sister to help and facilities which had ciety will hold its annual meeting Waters two days ago. dially invited to attend. been used reducing the chance of crushing sion admitted Veen by a unan- lack .of c.p-operation all the way them become established at the in the production of on the campus of Murray State". war items had to be pigs. imous vote, but Afghanistan voted down the line. I figured I was college and to show them around reconverted College October 3-5. it has been an- and reorganized The pen is thoroughly cleaned against admission of Pakistan be- willing to cooperate with every- the campus. to the goods of nounced. peace. Labor had_to • dttlitterted before the sow is- cause of a longstanding border dis- body else --so maybe I could get The A yeterans open house is sched- be retrained. President of the society is Dr. put in it pute. them to cooperate with me. 25, -.1111111grill uled for 8:00 Mery flooding back from the ser- • pm at the Wilson Gordon Wilson. Bowling - Green, A snonth ago McLeod began talk- vice had to be absorbed, War -As We Go To Press Stirnweiss forced Lindell at the Hall Student Center. former resident of Calloway coun- 1 ing with builders, electricians, plants had to be closed and new plate, Robinson to Edwards. Hen- Fre:amen will be initiated at ty. Miss Grace Wyatt, instructor plumbers, supply stores. and Mem- plants had to be acquired" NEW YORK, Sept. 30 1UP)-A rich singled to left. scoring Riz- Kangaroo Court in the college • at Murray State, is the 'society's LATE BULLETINS phis building inspectors. new World Series attendance re- zuto And .Brown, Stirnweiss stop- auditorium .Wednesday evening. west Kentucky councillor. On Thursday. Sept.' IS more than cord was set today in the first ping at second. Berra flied to AGE SERVES 'YOUTH The administration -building at 20 carpenters began work. They game between the New. York Walker, the runners holding their the college will serve as.headquar- worked right hew days. thumb- LOWEI.L, Wir. Sir Stafford Cripps Takes Over New Post Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodg- bases. DiMaggio flied to deep to CUM-The Rev, ters for the three ,day meet which ing pipes were laid 9n liendule. G F. Dining presided ers, Meeting for the 1947 cham- Hermanski. • LIVESTOCK at the wed- will include field trips to Jonathan LONDON. Sept. 30 rUP0--Sir Stafford Cripps took over the supreme Wiring was completed in time for ding of his - pionship. Five runs, three hits, no errors, great granddaughter, Creek, Kentucky Dam and the economik command of nearly bankrupt Distain today in the the carpenters biggest to begin interior coming out of retirement at the Kentucky. Woodlands Wild Life The attendance was 73.365. The two left. ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK- shakeup to hit the labor cabinet since it was sworn in two years ago last walls. The painters followed the age of 99 to perform the ceremony. Relate. A dinner will be held at old mark for a single game was Sixth Inning YARDS. Sept. 30' (UP -USDA)- July. - rpenters. Building inspectors The aged clergyman was 69.990 set Oct. 7, 1943 whed The DODGERS-The official scorers formerly the college on Saturday evening, made as many as three inspections Livestock: at the lowell Prime Minister Clement Attlee told Arthur Greenwood. minister St. Louis charged Brown's MethodIst.Church. October 4_ a day. Cardinals played the wil)k to Branca. "Hugs 9.800; salable 9.500; fairly without 'portfolio. that he would have to step downward to make room Yankee's in' the stadium herr. went in pitch for the Ten working days later -today-- lictive...... Xeights 180 lbs and up in- for a younger laborite. Greenwood resigned. -Receipes' for the first Yankees. the house_ was- complete. - Four .aarne of cluding sows, 25 to 50c higher. Spots the 147 series totaled Stanky anted to center. families, more than 10 people were $325,828.70. Rob- up more on sows. Under 180 lbs also a new record. ready to move in. The old mark inson forced Stanky at second, steady ter-25c higher. Good and Russia And of $249,408 was set Stirnweiss. UN Meou-Separate Says Senator "It took 100 per- cent coopera- on Oct. 4. 1942, Rizzuto to Reiser beat choice 180 to 270 lbs 28 75-29; ex- in. the Cardinol-Yankee series. out a grounder down the first WASHINGTON, tion on everybody's part-includ- treme top 29.95 for about a load srept: 30 (1.1P)-Sen. Scott W. Lucas, D., Ill, saw The ing my wife." McLeod said. lineups): base line for a hit; McQuinn miss- choice around 220 lbs weights. evidence today in Moscow's tirades against the United States that "might dodgers ing Mrs. McLeod fed the workmen -Stinky. 2b; Robinson. an attempted tag. The Yan- Heavier weights scarce Most - 160 ultimately mean Russia will pull out of the United Nations or the UN lb; Reiser. piotested de- hot dinners each day in the shade cf: Walker, rf; Her- kees Umpire Pinelli's to 170 lbs 2750-28: 130 to 150 lbs will pull away. from Russia." of an old oak tr•e." manski, If; lwards. c; Jorgensen. cision. claiming that Reiser to 25-27: 100 to 120 lbs 22-24: good 3b: avoid had "We must try," the Senate Dertiocratic whip said. -to find some way "A man spends a• lot of time Reese. se: Branca. p. Yalu- the tag out of the and choice 270 11) 450 lb sows 20 kees-Stirnweiss. base Robinson went to sec- of easing the situation" worrs.ing about getting something 2b; Henrich, rf. line. 27.25: few 27 50; heavier weigls to eat at meal time." MaLeod said. Hook DiMaggio, cf: McKtrinn, ond. Walker flied to Henrich, the 23 50-26. Most stags 15.50-19. Mrs. McLeod selected the new lb; Johnson. 3b: Lindell, If; Ris- runners holding their bases. Furil- Cattle 6,700: salable 6,000; calves as; sties. p Companion Gangster Turns Out To Be A Girl tenants from -some 500 applicants. sign, lo batted for Hesmanski and singl- 2.800, all salable. General under- They are all veteran families. Umpires-McGowan r AL) plate, ed to center. Robinson scoring arid tone of strength shown in steers ATLANTIC. Li Sept. 30 1UP-Bobby Wigs. 12, was thoroughly "We had to move in with Ed's Piaelli NL) first:, Rommel (Al.) Reiser going to third, Edwards and butcher yearlings with spots disinisted today after learning that the "fellow" who helped him rob mother because the telephone kept second: Goetz r NI.) third; foul forced Furillo. Rizzuto to Stirn- unevenly higher. A few loads of ii taverivecently was really Virl. Marjorie Marryfield. 17, of Boston. ringing all the tense with people lines: Boyer I MAP/ Magerkurth vse4ss. good to low steers about steady at Mass. wanting the apartments," Mr.. Mc- M.P. One run, three hits, no errors, 27.25-30; good heifers and mixed "A girl?" he asked. "How can John be a girl? Why he was a real .1.end .said. Fifth Inning, two left. yearlings 25-27; medium kinds swell guy." ,"Our tenants all have kids, too," DODGERS-Jorsen hitting the YANKEES-- Furillo went to cen- 1650-23. Cows opened 25c or more first ball' pitched, flied to Lindell terfield and Reiser switched to Marjorie readily admitted her identity when she was alone with a McLeod said. "Landlords that higher.- Good cows around 1650- won't put tip with Reese grounded out, Shea to Mc- left. McQuinn fouled to Edwards. common and medium beef tihysician in the jail physical examination room. children are 17.50; partly responsible for broken Quinn. Branca struck out. Johnson lined to Reiser. Lindell cows 13.50-16; canners and cutters homes and juvenile delinquency. No runs, no hits, no errors. grounded out. Behrman to Robin- largely 11-13. Bulls opened steady; Ford II Says Production Is Cure For Ills A kid goes on the defensive when YANKEES--DiMaggio got the son. medium to good sausage bulls 16- he thinks he's not wanted. first hit for the Yankees, a ,sharp BULLETIN 1750; a few good beef bulls avail- CLEVELAND, Sept 30 iU1'i -The Stiles his One prospective tenant ground ball on which Reese made NEW YORK, Sept. 30 rUPI--- Vealers 'good Upited the job of applied able. $1 lower; and PORTUId LSE "FISH-WIVES"- Although the people of for an apartment and said: a - spectacular stop but could not The won choice 23.28; common and medium "cleaning up the world's mess" „and must face the gigantic task of build- Portugal lived well during the war, they are beginning "I'm ;afraid to tell you this, but recover his balance to get the the first_ game of the 1947 13-22. to ing anTie_conomsc base for peace, Henry Ford II avid. feel the pinch of food shortages combined with rising I've got a- nine-months-old girl." throw to first in time. McQuinn World Series today from the Sheep 3.800. salable 3,500. Mostly prices. The president of the Ford Motor Co.. And grandson of the founder, Fish has become the principal diet of the "Well, what are you supposed to walked 'on four straight pitches. Brooklyn Dodgers, 5 to 3. trucked in lambs; few lots ewes. population. Boat- told ittembeta of the Automotive and Aviation Parts Manufacturers. Inc.. loads are brought Into • do with her, drown her? Mrs. Mc- DiMaggio going to second. John R H E Lambs opened strong to 25c high- Lisbon every morning, and on the last night that production alone can pull the world out of the immense .. -... shelVing cobblestones of McLeod said. son was hit on the wrist by a Dodgers . _ 3 6 0 er. Early sales good and choice the river Tagus, the "fish-wives" 144 sort, hole it is in. The family got the apartment.' pitched ball, filling the bases. Ya firSees 5 4 0 23-23.25; others not established. wash and pack their fish before taking them to market

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1947 PAGE TWO 7.--HE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, LENTUCKY TU1 ------peared that Shotton was about de- Harris. who was himself the stunt of canny Connie Mack, who THE LEDGER & TIMES Fight Results With The World Series In New York cided to start his problem pitching famed "Boy Pilot," of the World in 1929 'started a "has been", How- PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY ' • kid, . Champion Washington Senators of ard Ehinke, who not only beat the Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times. and The By United Press By LEO H. PETERSEN That would be going still further 1924. saw nothing wrong in gamb- Chicago Cubs, but _set a World -Herald, October 20. 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January 17, 1942 Philadelphia it:Pi-. Ike Willi- record of 13 for Times United Press. Sports Editor for the scales. But all of the spec- than Harris went when he named ling with a boy pitcher. Seriea ams. 140. Trenton, N. J.. knocked a rookie, Frank Shea, to open on "He the Philadelphia Athletics. If W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (UP)-The ulation wasn't in the hands of the Shea is my boy, he said. out Doll Rafferty. 140, Milwaukee, She firing line for Gregg, who has won only four • • JAMES C: WILLIAMS, GENERAL MANAGER dawn came up. today on the open- odds-makers. won smile very important games .4i-Non-tiale. Bombers. games an season, should start and ing game lit file There were indications that for us this season and he has all Published afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St., Murray, Ky. New Haven. Conn. it.9130-Tami It will be the first time in the beat the Yankees, it would be re- Brooklyn Dodgers and Manager of the the poise of old Walter Johnson 199. New York, knock, between the garded as almost as great a feat Entered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for Transmission as Mauriello. history of the series that an Amer- out there. He fast, he is smart. the New York Yankees and it Dodgers was going to be as daring the tired old Ehmke Second Class Matter ed out George Fitch: 20C, New ican league penannt winner has and he figures to be. throwing the as when looked all, around like it was go- as Buck Harris, the Yankee skip- down the Cubs. And Gregg, • Haven. .5._ strung along with a freshman in kind of stuff that the Dodgers mowed SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20; per ing to be strictly a gamble from per, and come up with a "sleeper" hurling Newark. N. J L'P.- Harold An- a starting game, although National to their a •mystery in the fraterstity In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50, else- the word go at 1:30 p.m. EST. for his opening game pitcher. haven't found too much month, 8.5c. league clubs -have tried it three might well, be the man to do it. where pm. spas. 160. Milburn. N. J.. outpoint- As far as the gamblers were con- While most of the 73,000 fans who liking. - times without too much success.'" Under normal circumstances, id Jack Kenny. 1633's. Livingaton, cerned, it was a 3 to 2 proposition will jam to capac- Despite his enthusiasm for NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: 'ttALLACE WITMER CO.. 9113 Jterck . • But it seemed that Shotton when he was at his peak two years 'N. J.. .8i. in _favor of -the Yankees for the ity expec,'Esi that big Ralph Bran- Rookie Shea, Harris was putting Building. Memphis. Tenn.; 250 Park Ave., New_York; 307 N. Michigan well as Harris v.ais ready to defy ago, he struck out as many as a Providence. R. . UP Toray vaal first game with odds of 17 to ca. 21-1- ante winner would go for himself on the spot, becaase he Ave., Chicago; 80 B6y/ston St. Boaton. tradition. All season long, Gregg. batters with regularity, and NOTI Falco. 147. Middletown. Conn.. out- 10 quoted on the J3ronx Bombers the Brooks in the opener, it ap- had a proven winner in Yankee dozen the most Promising pitcher on the opposition to Brus sted Ernie Forte, 143, Provi- the Stadium, the fast-baller Attie seldom permitted Dodger staff has been an "in and Yet this year, un- disal NATIONAL E DITORIA L_ th ace. .19.. Reynolds. who has won 13 out of tag his fast ball. outer-mostly an "outer." the 15 games he has pitched til his most recent starts he was 16th SSOCIATION Washington. D. C. .UPi-Ke. Jim Still Of Georgia Tech Serves Magic Shotton was reported to have de- there this season. subjected to all the indignities of Stribling.. 162, Washington.. out COM: .../11,011‘4_ Brew Which May Flatten Southeastern Conf. cided that his sore armed right Harris -knew that he might well a batting practice pitcher. wanted Billy Cooper. 165. Pate. day, THE KLNTL CKY PRESS ASe0( LATION hander was ready for an epic per- be the target of cat-calls from 'his Shotton, playing the part of a seLMI. N. J . Clarl ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 30 412P)- trite to do so-the Engineers will formance. followers if Shea failed him to- 63-year-old poker face, could well We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor Carter, west Chicago , UP t - Ray Its a good thing no -revenooers" have a golden chance to go While Shotton was reticent, Har- day. Yet he stuck to that selec- be figured in Branca, the big win- of Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best intererld "Whistl- will 132'2._ Chicago. outpointed are around because Bobby Dodd, through undefeated. ris was as candid as the come. tion over Reynolds, who was the ner of the Dodgers and their most of our readers. publ ing Willie" Roache. Wilm- a reckless mountain boy, has put a Their next foes after •Tulane are He had no hesitancy in naming big winner in the American League dependable pitcher until late in the hold Tuesday. September 30, 1947 ington. Deja ill). new Still out at Georgia Tech and Virginia Military, Auburn and the Shea to open what may turn out this season with 18 triumphs. season, when he developed a tend- any Holyoke. Mass. 0 L'121-Phil Bur- Its heady concoction of football Citadel and if Still & Co. can't get to be the richest World Series With Shottlan, there was the ency to weaken in the late inn- smal ton. 142. St. Louis, Me,. outpoint- magic threatens to flatten out the by -that assortment they are vastly in history. great opportunity to emulate the ings. char: Amazing Admissions ed .1-immy Collins, 143. Baltimore. Soueleastern Conference, overrated. Then come Du k e, 0 sold - ,10i This Still is mart: pre'Asely Navy. Alabama, Furman and Geor- e'at KEACH'S fore The series of artieles by close_ associates of the late known as Jim Still, 190-pound sia. Duke is the only undefeated 5-yei President Roosevelt running in Collier's Weekly serve to junior quarterback from Panama team in the bunch 35 of now and verify revelations of Thomas H. Stokes back in 1936 that Facts About Series City. Fla., who can do to a football the Blue Devils are believed well IN HOPKINSVILLE old caused him to be awarded the Pulitzer prize. hnwever • everything that a hot flame and below par this year. milk ing they go much further than Mr. Stokes dared go as they...are -NEW YORK. Sept. 30 -.UP. copper tubule can doa barrel of The Georgia Tech-Tulane tiff in Sore facts and figures on the Orleans shares attention this oil sl taken from, official memoirs of New Deal events as they mash, New W,ald Series which ripens at the with the eGorgia-Louisiana net ctually took place. Dodd served his first batch of week a- Yankee stadium today: ,,trew last Saturday to his country State game in Athens, Ga. LSU--- stove. It has now been eleven years since these articles ap- ---C.ppot4ri-g-terna Brooklyn Dod- aousiaa from Tennessee, hardy hill oh the ball and then some in a 21 and • • time enoug,h_to...form-an ac- gers.. Natioaal :cague -When 64ill-te-1-4-goaquast ..4trong nice curate opinion of the spending program administei•ed by and the New York Yankees. Amer- had finished palming, passing, fak- will rate a• prohibitive favorite Period Bedroom farm two men like Harry Hopkin14 and Harold Ickes. The mem- ican league champions. ing and shoving the pigs in their against the Trippi-less Georgia farm ory of economic conditions is too fresh for us to distinguish• Wiener -First team to win four firers for tour periods, the Vols Bulldogs who bowed to North Car- Jap. effort to relieve suffer- games were seeing four footballs apiece olina Saturday, 14 to 7. after 17 disc the difference between a sincere ridin. with other people's money and common honesty, but Sites----Garl'ics 1 and 2 at the and couldn't Itt-ep up with any of straight victories. ing stadium. games 3. 4. ,and Battered Tennessee takes on boro articles such as first to appear under the name of Yankee them.. the 5 if necessace. at . Tech's 'stunning 27 to 0 victory Duke at Knoxville and Vanderbilt. plow Henry Morgenthau. forme'r secretary of -the treasury. carres 6 arXV necessary/ at over Tennessee-in which Dodd surprise 3 to 0 conqueror of North- Doug -makes it somewhat more simple. Yankee stadium. administered his old coach, Bob western. plays Alabama in a bell. An ultimatum to "spend a billion dollars in thirty • Game Time,-W,ekdays 1:30 . p ms Neyland. the worst licking of his ringer at Nashville. Mississippi. NOT II Furniture tucky Sunday 2,05s P M EST. combined tenehnical conference leaders with days," issued just sixty days before the 1936 general.elec- , EST. career at Knoxville- 25 200: 97, Kentucky and Flor- tion, and Harry Hopkins' report in less than two, weeks Team Rec,,rd,-Ya'nkees won with other circumstances to place victories over a rep, after the election that he had 150,000 people on the re-!lost 57. pet • 630: Dodgers won 94. the engineers ota a dizzy pinnacle ida. plays South Carolina of the ment conference at Memphis lief rolls who had no business there, also his prompt re- lose 60. pct. 610. in the SEC Southern 22. 19 Probable starting pitchers for Tn**--.potential rivals few con- Mississippi State, which took Chat- admin moval of thenames less than Six weeks before Christmas Iftr,t game New, Yak: Shea i.14 ference and 'sectional_ honors were tanooga 19-to 0 in a warm:tip. goes ed, an -creates a suspicion, fo say the last, that somebody con, nd 3.: Br-. ,klyn: Branca 121 arid falling over like palm trees in a north to meet Michigan Stale. prove( Court ,fused precedent with honesty and that the desire for re- , hurricane of upsets and October Kentucky bounded back to trim Gives for ex relieve suffering. 0 and catches elecion was stronger than the desire to W"..ther Sc.:bred showers' in hadn't even come up on the cal- Cincinnati 20 to to fitt It will take at least a generation for historians to rr.orning. ,.let "and cooler in aftcr- endar-. No September in memory Xavier tnis week. Auburn, Shorn do so write an accurate -appraisal of the New Deal. or for the i h,ls seen Alz•barna. Georgia. Ten- of the limping Travis Tidwell. or be AmeriCan people to understand what has happened since Br-tad.-,e' alutuel Network and nessee-three perennial front-run- ch is to say everything, bowed hand a f f "-tat Announcers: ners-all knocked out by. their issiisippi Southern 13 lo 19 1947. 193;3. If we have twenty years. or more, of prosperity so Lasting Court dangerous little Beauty ' Mel Alisit -rid . Tele- first major f' e'S ,ird faces another high taxes can liymidate the outstanding securities Kentu that sassai a,1 Eastern channels. Tulane edged Alabama 21 .tire:404,4_team, Louisiana Tech. Florida has that- were issued to give_fidksulth j 'when there were no _the • --good- Ottawa' to caaall the vic- in our history. jobs it may 14, considered the finest era Way'-c.ane, up far Tech next Sat- tory column for the ,first time in tucky On the other hand if the debt becomes burdensorr "Old Men And Boys," day If Tech can win this one two seasons against North Tes,1 - 25200 to our children, who had nc. part in creating it, find the ro-1 it will be a pronounced fay- Teachers. .. . For Your • b a rept have to pay through the nose for New Deal spending Warns Pres. Donovan Bedroom ceased on Sej record of the period may read something like that of tli• Will Staff U. Of K. fie Wi Grant administration following the Civil War which "JOE BEAVER" By Ed Nofziger the as but bankrupted the federal v,,,sernment. '• !seller salaries can be Callov acep ard attract the ed fil• f -c•uir). mr.mo.rs 'AC need. in styles and quality that are sure to please . . . Any p e vers'ay of Kentia'ay one. of ceptio: Dick Blames Public For High Meat and selected cabinet woods in .. . before Honest ed .self staffed ever I Trices As He Cuts Another 39-cent Steak I boys Prisident 22nd I. Ia :au' L'ioversay's Lester ..f.-• lest Saturda'y. By KED* kit K OTHM tN - ' r-t Cellos -- United Pres. !staff t •.rrespondeni hen. the MAHOGAM NCYTIf WAAHINGTC.N ; • .M142 : A; peal:- ruled that tucky 25.200- • :V.'. • f •- A - -I I' 1"; be The Ser. • • n: "rs paid a reps Rickert :r., o sa 7 tram state ed. se. ;;..• CHERRY ShaMOk I! Ps ;S.e -es: • t; , 4 ls s • rr.t 7nbcrs Septer of the 39-,t - ' H. Ch nudged - •te- D, k e r %.:,1 1:rt. Tri WALNUT execul grinder • .-• I r" • r” 7 • r,. 7' : been When '• • a "n" .tri • r• • 1-• :!•:• subcommittee Set:R ilph E H. , rr - o If MAPLE PL.nderaa. kir-.4.4 44- f - testify or :•• .ns I ri••••,- cr,ii-•-••••-rrrof n reit -re*-o- • ern War rr.• I .• an- .• - Ir • i B..' I usi . shop. 1.• rice never bet. tse A' gpf the cu'• : II cent t Co..'.' r' rrtt vss •-„eiy h. a-. a chops ',„ one I -11U the p butrber IN 23 pr err.: MU T:.. • I.9 be! r He st.+pea .11 la f a: 4 - Included in our great his Loa' K lb. I - - rnokir (r• .rn selectiotr4(43 suites) Sen butche- are those of famous ea. •---I ,,,f-alarrnea t.a y I the s. o.-iftreni.ra of %ricullurej lamb? ; makes . . nationally .4., and R to , • -If19 s really a great lover of nature, wIlY doss he risk burning he'd t up h- great love" advertised: 'Of (914i • rr••-r. given SoiTird tattles CELEBRATED COLLECTORS me can des ;:r d Or' I'd sure 1.1c t• rite ators but • BETTER YOUR HOME; So Br--thri k I Thal • CONTINENTAL f a deal ttre!r ot 1. e ,• SO:,• Robert Rip: k BETTER YOUR LIVING he had I.. st 1,‘• t! "Believe it •!, ,111•-• •••t of counter d I•:. • • DREXEL "r----",fy fro or Not" Hrne, Here, at lest, is just the furniture for c, his whet's, and 1 d "rr".t. a collec- your Home! It's every bit as the lawrnakei - W, has • KINDEL smart whoPPina v. tion of 1200 . . every bit Xs -gra-cious andieevery throu b re • tt, r4, lIf got unicn.:!- 7 7i% bit as distinguished as fine furniture Dick Ricke,: A-toit Y.: best kesser I•LK The • KLING should be. but:het talk ss I ttons wet-'- essrastsg irritrati.-to Charming 18th Century My %entre • II-• in tone and design that creates a prises . • ••• • Li mat itiNr, 1500315Nir %Riffs (.1 I sift • WHITE welcorne.atmosphere of open-heart: high ed hospitality. Visit KEACH'S at just onr I," • *.S f ,iiK? once Al ... choose your town In • WILLETT new suite now. beim in the • ✓iss. time and Id fault itse-il Why Pay "Big City" Prices?

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OW- the F or Id Eirrn for If JUSEITHE four • • and re- feat mke 'egg. and Save Money it. County Court and ordered filed to Ices, ANSW2R TO son .lor the Bulldogs. Butts said Tide rolls into Nashville S,itu:day. Notices lie over for exceptions. Any person Part tot r P1'7ELK 'ears desiring to file any exception there- Crossword Puzzle his lads were in fine shape with At _Alabama's. drill field. Coach as a • the egceptioo to will do so on or before October OMMO 0000 alliR of tackle Jack Bush. Red Drew sharpened his offensive - and NOTICE-I am the agent for Fuller 27, 1947, or be forever barred. Wit- AtKOSS 30-Internal Bush, out of practice with .a 31 -"Little -- NORM OWN 0 bruis- for the Commodoregline. Drees'. in to Brush Company-John P. Cashon, ness my hand this 22nd day of Sep- 1-Dog s feet 33-Birda of a region U01010 NOMMIO ed hip, was expected to start said ne believed Vanderbilt would tember, 1947. By Lester Nanny, 5-Biblical prophet 25-Wrongdoing un- disabled veteran-student- 405 N. 9-Po:Iceman 38 MON 0110 against LSU. be a hafgher foe than Tulane. And County Court Clerk, Calloway -Kind el cloth was 16th St. Olp 12-Russian 38-Cut ARM num Georgia Tech's flashy he had few excuses for his setback County, Ky. T07p mountain fangs 40-Musical note PIFILMMOMPW half back 47 of 13- Molten rock 41-Paradisa F Dinky Bowen was ordered to the in New Orleans. COMMUNITY AUCTION-Thurs- 14-Author of 42 -Outlines 111400 OMWN "Fables infirmary for penicillin day, October NOTICE-In accordance with Ken- in Siang- 44-Ready SO mos AMPORME1014 aim shots "It was just' football." Drew said, of a 2, at 10 o'clock at 15 Goods thrc wn 48--Obser..ing tucky Statutes. Sections 25.195 and ABM ROWEIRm against a sinus infection. He was "they scored the easy way' and won. well Clark Bynum home I mile north- overboard at sea 40-Soothing 25.200: Notice is hereby given that 17-Flatter 52-One who venturer AM MMO RMWO expected to be ready Saturday We scored the hard way and lost." west of Poor House crossing. This 19-Snipe win - a report of A. W. Miller, deceased. -Ur bird 53-Garland kEaR MONAW 0A NE when the Yellbw Jackets meet Mississippi will be held rain or shine. The 31-Unasplrated 54-A cross Tu- lost tackle George. most settlement of accounts was on Sep- 21- Poste on 511-Imp•rt knots:edge NWMil ON lane's powerhouse in New Or- Lambert from the li,peup and • s the public is asked to bring house- tember 22. 1947. filed by G. Fouch stairways into MIN jijiri Awn leans. 14-Killer whale 57-conducted feared his loss would be severely :end- hold goods, tools, wagons, gear, or Givens, administrator, and that the 57-Perform 58--8Potch-lrish In New Orleans, felt in the South Carolina game inn- any surplus you may have. , A same has been approved by the IP -Runner, it -Prnser dcld 00 Wit Coach Henry Calloway County Court and order- t- Wood used for Frnka reported that his back 'field Saturday. small *selling charge will be paper ed filed 2 3 came out of charged. ,The following will be to lie over for exceptions. 8 tO It 5-Rusanan inland the Alabama game un- Coach Bob Neyland lectured his Any person desiring to file any ex- sea scathed but mAiri6 • sold and nothing will be sold be- that at least four line- Tennessee Volunteers and had his. ception thereto will do so on or be- 3 3-Cart men fore the day of 4-Unpaid waiters were ailing. Frnka added Orangemen pointing far the game sale: Pair of nice fore October 27. 1947, or be forever -Alf red 5 significantly that Tulane has. not with Duke. Florida's 5-year-old mules; one nice year barred. Witness my hand this 22nd la 8-Ch art Gators were 7-Race tracks beaten Georgia old mare with foal; one good day of September. 1947. By Lester Tech since 1943. warned that North Texas State 11-Busirwas deal Vanderbilt's milk cow. Household goods: Liv- Nanny. County Court Clerk, Callo- 19 70 2i 9-Cain huskies went through Teachers may not be an easy win- way County, Ky. 10-Lyric poem a light drill and were in fine shape especially for them. ing room suite: new four burner TO7p 11 -Throve =22 23 /7/..,2a I; :le after their upset oil stove; chairs, dishes, some can- 18-He discovered of Northwestern. Mis.sisstppi State planned to un- gravity Coach Red Sanders said veil ned- fruit; .10 gallon milk cans, 27 28 :029. IL-In near future his only new offensive plays against For Sale 20-Raise casualty among regulars was Michiaan stoves, chairs; tubs, tables, rugs ,- 1 end State. Aub rn pointed. 23-Hang tt th, An a as and many other items. Also some 31 25 -Purn1sh with • bruised. to a pari-e with Latin= Tech, _plANOS one extra nice small *slung North was expected to return to the nice cotmtry bacon and hams. The 3b 3'7 , 8 59 PI- Wild buffalo lineup medium size. Also tuning and 17-Take out before Alabama's Crimson READ THE CLASSIFIEDS! farming tools and miscellaneous 18-Roman writer repairing. A. W. Wheeler, 517 S. 30-A farm items include: 100 bales of 1-02 crustacean 41=.• 1M.•••••••••••• 3rd Si,Mayfield, Ky. Telephone 33-Kind of •••• -'a"-'.. ••• •P •••• Jap. Red Top and Timothy hay: barometer disc harrow-first class shape, one 397-W. Otp 54-011-rich countr7 MMEWAUMMEMU 37-Tennyson heroin. WANTED riding plow. rastus, 2 3-4 Owens- 39-Parts of dowers . . . HYBRID POPCORN boro cut-under wagon and frame, FOR SALE-New modern 5-room 42-8panialt title WOMMENKAMEMMII 43-Dangerous woman Will Pay The plow and wagon stucco house with plastered walls, 4S-Bondre gear. Be there. TEXAS TORNADO - Two-time Southwestern Ockiference hardwood floors. Attached gar- 47-Roman despot Douglas Shoemaker, auctioneer. lp ME MEM OM= 48--Became big center, Dick Harris, of the Texas Longhorns, will move over age. A real bargain. Telephone 49-Everything HIGHEST CASH PRICE r,(1--Born this season. 346-R. MOM UM= MEM Into a critical tackle position The big, rugged -- NOTICE-In accordance with Ken- S301) 51-Goddess of date* tucky Statutes. Sections 25.195 and MSS Is tV.1601 Sasso., brass. las. 55-Prefle dowb 208-pounder is bidding for All-America honors in his last Moisture Content Reasonable. 25.200: Notice is hereby given that- ALL BOTTLE DRINKS-Six college season. for ii DELIVERY CAN BE MADE DIRECT a report of Eva McDaniel, settle- 2.5c-C•oca Cola, Pepsi Cola, etc. ment of accounts was on September Quilts washed 20c-Speed Queen FROM FIELD 22, 1947. filed by Charles Sexton, Today's Sports Parade Southeastern Conference Football Review administrator, with the will annex- Self Washingette Service. TuS30c Contact ed. 'By OSCAR FRALEY Us Before Selling arid that the same has been ap- WILLIAM A. SHIRES proved by the Canova*, County TOR- SAIX-attouse trailer; 7942. United Press Sports writer ly enough. Berra and Shea both tnited Press Sports Writer *sit tot action for most of the sea- /I Court and ordered filed to lie over model. Dernoine. 20 ft. In per- NEW W. F. WARE COMPANY YORK. Sept. 30 (1.1P1-Two son for exceptions. Any person desiring fect condition. $850 cash-James figure the pressure is on the other Halfback Ray Coates injured I youngsters with the poise of vet- ATLANTA. Gil% Sept. 30 UPt- TRENTON, KENTUCKY to file any exception thereto will guy. his knee and would be out of ac- PHONE 75 Hurdle, Jr.. 403 West Wood St.. erans put on the famed flannels of do so on or before October 27. 1947, He has to call 'em. Shea said of Six of the top Southeastern con- tiun in Athens. Paris. Tenn. 02p .•••• NEW •••11. ,••••• •••• or be forever. barred Witness my the New York Yankees today and - - - - his batterymate. ference grid teams, scheduled to But Mentor Bernie Moore was hand this 22nd day of September. go out in a cock sure attempt to Yeh. but Shea can shake 'em off. clash in three major battles this happy -at LEW return to 1947. By Lester Nanny, County FOR SALE-Warm morning stove write basball history. the lineup Berra relaxed. weekend, counted noses today of Slim Court Clerk. Callaway County.. with jacket. Kerosene heater. and Jim Cason, fleet wingbacla They are pitcher Frank Shea and Meanwhile, which girded' for Kentucky. T07p Philco radio. Cornet---Conn make, one is right all-out efforts upon and tackle Walter Barnes, both of catcher Larry t Yokii Berra- the which WE SELL •- - 401 N. 4th. Phone 860-2. 02c and the outcome will be written the league championship whom missed the Rice 'game. first all-freshman battery in the into the books by hinges NOTICE-In accordance with Ken- sundown today. In Athens, Wally Butts shuffled tucky Statutes. Sections 25.195 annals at the autumn classic. But neither and FOR SALE Circulating heater. one seems worried. Louisiana State's favored Bengal his backfield again hoping to find 25.200: Notice is hereby given that Used one winter..Price reasona- The center of 73.000 pairs of eyes Tiers went throw# light drills the scoring punch that si a report of Gernie B. Woods. de- his crew ble. Mrs. Harold Ezell. when the umpire calls "play ball" yesterday in preparation RUBBER STAMPS ceased, settlement of accounts was phone 199 GASSER tiNGASSED for their needed so desperately in Chapel and troublesome ad- tangle on September 22, 1947, filed by Zef. -at night 883-R-4. lp MILWAUKEE (UP) Johrn with the Georgia Bulldogs Hill, N. C., Saturday. Butts' bril- vances fie Woods, adrninistratrix, and that to the ptate for the Brook- Moriarity felt like a man who at Athens Saturday. liant line was the outstanding fac- lyn Dodgers. both the same has been approved by the FOR SALE-Three burner table Shea and Berra awns a string of banks and has an eshman Bengal tackle Jul& bc in holding the Carolina War- insist that the expectant inspection Calloway County Court and order- top Florence kerosene stove. Half empty wallet. Moriarity, a filling 'Red) Baird suffered a recurrent ri rs to rr one-touchdown margin. Ledger & Times ed filed to lie over for exceptions. won't annoy them. range wood stove. Both in good station operator, went on a short attack of appendicitis on the prac- Jim .Gatewood Any person desiring to file any ex- was working at condition--Shannon Ellis. Route I. Their troubles, they believe, will trip and ran out of gas. tice field and wits ception thereto will do so on expected to be right half in place of John Donald- or Murray, half mile south of be over. - before October 27. 1947, or be for- - Stella. lp For the 22-yearaild Yogi and ever barred Wanes.* my hand this NANCY She Knows Her Rights 22nd day of September, 1947. By - Shea. who will be 25 two days By Ernie Bushmiller Lester Nanny. County Court Clerk. FOR SALE -aChl Heaters. You can hence. are supremely confident of Calloway County. Ky. T07p have clean. even heat by installing their baseball ability in the ulti- -- - one if these heaters-Riley Furni- mate test ot the game they have I'D LIKE TO /JUST A '\ NOTICE-In accordance with Ken- ture and Appliance Cll. 02c chosen as their profession. They BUY A NICE MOMENT LIGHT tucky Statutes, Sections 25.195 and - - will be happy when that moment 25 200: Notice is hereby given that FLASHLIGHT, PLEASE SWITCH FOR SALE-.-Wiarm morning stove arrives because of one troublesome a report of J. H Churchill. deceas- PLEASE ed. settlement of accounts was on with jaeket - 104 N 10th St. - Olc item. September 22. 1947. filed by Max "Tickets." they chorused . laugh- H. Churchill and R. W. Churchill, ingly. executors, and that the same ha For Rent That was their only professed been approved by the Cjilloway worry as the big moment approach- FOR RENT.-3-room furnished a- ed. partment. See Mrs. Dell E,nney "It's just another 14,311 game to STOP TERMITE DAMAGE at the Tiny Tot Shop, Ic me." said Shea. the "Connecticut Yankee" who in h-it rookie year Termite control has been an -ex- won 14 games against five defeat's clusive business with TERNIINIX Services Offered for the . since 1927. A free TERISIINIX inspection of your property will Shea figured he sheuld have done ELECTRIC MOTOR, much better than that. For on July tell you definitely the extent of repair and re a- terMite damage. Don't guess building, quick service-Sam il a he -pulled a tendon. when he was about termites. Call your TER- low, phone 18 or I285-M. Paris railing along sensationally with a Ca.1,4X4 U. • ••,..• Sea.•••• Sm, 7. 0,, U S 0a-*. •-•••••••••••• MINIX dealer today! . Tenn. IVITW t 12-2 mark, and was on the shelf until late August. But in his last MURRAY LUMBER CO. two starts the laughing boy went Phone ABBIE 262 out and threw a four-hitter to beat an' SLATS Thy Human Shield By Raeburn Van Buren Aurltnrevd Perre•ent•IliV• of the Chicago White Sox and then 1 Tett:Pali% Calre, gave the Senators only two blows in Xiiing eight innings. P_EATN TO THE WOULD-BE As Adr•rtle•d In "Th• Peal" That clinched 'the starting series C role for Shea. first freshman open- TERMINIX er in Yankee history and the first WORLD S LARGEST MI MAW*(01.411301 starting rookie since Paul Derring- er gat the. nod for the Cards- in 1931. And it seems like a bit of poetic TUESDAY and tk, 0- --Avire=dip. sie T justice that squinting up the lane at him will be Berra. another IIIPLINLIIi li WEDNESDAY .*A rookie. For just a year ago the Cardin- als went into the' series with an- TNEY,kE A1AVIli6- THE other rookie catch-Little Joe Gara- MaST WAR/WS giola-who was a boyholiicl play- mate of the Yogi. Ailath areillans of weE-k-Eivo ///// St. Louis brickyard workers and 574/CE //07Ezs- bath came from the - same section Of Lt. Loiiie ,known as "The 1E117' There they grew up and dreamed Thc,ir dreams of future baseball stardom. oaraginla.s came true last season LI'L ABNER Bring n Horne tbe Bacon By when the 6pple-checked "Little Al Capp Joe" stitrrs:ii for ibe Cards as they won the series And now the vis- r Iry ? ••• ions they saw 'while playing around aAN' NOW FO'SC rIE YO.HE SLOWIN. UP, (21-1 HE DID A THOUSAND YARDS CARRY1N FOR'ARD PASS)N'rr P;PaiMCIN ? YOKUll PP-TH. HEW THAT WILD 1304P- IN MINUTES FLAT.'? STONE the brickyard reach complete ful- ANC/R 4:/ fillment as Yogi gets his shot at 'LL Toss yo• THAT'S A TIHE AROUND Ir HE PLAYS AGAINST FoRTESCuE the big onta TH' PIGSk 700-POUND, YO' GOTTA TN' ALMSHOUSE FOR BiG STANISLOuSE. EDDIE. ___...... e.I'MAN- EATIN' GOTTA TAKE THAT LAD. 07--) But Berra definitely is on the 0,, •-4, YOKUM I'VE CARE 0" t., WILD BOAR?' DOUBLE spot. For he is regarded as second 4 best I nthe catching YORE SPEED!, BRACKEN department (you'vE oorso mucH ON the, laidgers' Bruce Edv:airds, YOUR 1.11Ala SWEET/Et:, PRISCILLA n-it. say he hasn't the 'arm nee- LET PM TAKE CARE O' airy to halter the wild runninc ,algers. the bullseye accuracy nec LANE N UN sftary to cut down such siredster, ' a . and Johnny Jorgensen. "Let .v111 run." Berra retorted ON A WEEKEND" 'l confidently. "But let 'em remem- ' bcc that it coullrlaitea atm out et ,••th TOM CO,NWAY • ALLEN IFNKINS • ARTHUR 'MAWR Ai inning in any game:•--- Y••gi. :vial can siv.,. isn't _giCiiii- s`k. .r12 cf'o the Dodgers anything. And strange- Cer- es A

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Ur Ladies Auxiliary Of Mt. Hebron W.S.C.S. Social Calendar • LOCALS American Legion To Wets Wednesday Mrs. 0. C. Wells. Mrs. Ray Tre- on, Mrs. Edd Diuguid, Jr.. and MolltiAN september 29 Meet Tues. At Hall The Mt Hebron Woman's Society Mrs.. Garnett Jones are attending T La,. e Beard. of the the meeting of the First District . of Li for Christian Service "held its reg- The regular meeting of Murray Parent-Teachers.. Association will ular meeting . on Wednesday be. t h e Kentucky Federation of Post No. 73 and Murray .1:rut No. meet at 2:30 at the home of Mo for the third Sunday of Septem- Woman's Clubs in Bardwell today. 73 of the American Legion and b Maurice Crass. 500 North Seat! • • Ladies Auxiliary. respectively. ) street. Members present were Mrs. B Mr. and Mrs. Rex Syndergaard Si .will be held Thursday. October 2. I Wednesday. October 1 F Guth;ie. Mrs Lola Smith. Mrs. and daughters Mary Kay and 800 p m. in Legion Hall over The Cora Graves Circle of the Distributed by United Feature Syndicate Inc. Mary Hendrick. Miss Lou &doh. Susan and Mrs. Syndergaard's uav. restaurant. memoers College Presbyterian Church will Mrs. E. H. Smith. Mrs. Noble Fu- CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE and, in a moment, they heard her mother, Mrs. Hazel Graf, St. Mt are urged to be present. meet at 7.30 p.m. with Mrs. A. H. A COOL MATCH—Mrs. Fred Apostoli (left), of San Francisco, __;s: qua. Mrs. Eddie THERE was a hartunering clear light voice. Louis, spent Sunday in Blytheville, Billington. Mrs. Kopperud. 800 Main street. wife of the former middleweight boxing contender, and Mrs. There :Why, Gabrielle . !" Ark,. with Mrs. Syndergaard's Mz ---4""""ins au'• N wet- Drawee:- lttrea -Bertha- Doores. A outside maggie's door, and a Baldwin, contestants in Women's plans fur attending American Le- The regular meeting of the Par- Hiram thought I'd better uncle. P. J. Poe. Mrs. Graf drove Charles Leichner, of N. Y., Mrs Paul Hackwarth. Miss Nancy plckingbat the lock, conic." said Gabrielle "Sometluns 4-I gion and Auxiliary district con- . ent-Teachers Association wijI be the Syndergaards back to Mur- National Amateur golf tourney, at Franklin, Mich., keep Smith was a visitor, After time, Miss Dolly horrible has happened." terence to be held Sunday. October held at 3 p.m. at the Murray ray and hai returned to her home warm by blowing on their hands during the qualifying round. I The pnograrn read as follows: -• School auditorium. came in through the Window Ed • 5. at Paducah in the Legion Home' sone. MAGGIE pushed back her chair in St. Louis. • Temperature hovered around 50 degrees. Neither qualified, "Take Time to Be Holy-: from the-balcony. ray with the opening session beginning. The Cora Grave., Cio:le will Iva and rose When she went inte • • • . at 1030 a m. Bible reading. Romans 12th chap- meet with A. H Kopper'ud at "They can't seem to hall. toda: get the door the she saw the two %omen Little Susan Graham. daughter of • ter: God Hears and Answers Pols:- 600 Main. open," she said. "Something's hap- standing on the porch. identification of a body in grave The similarity was "mathematical- State Commander John F. Hag- . Mr. and Gene Graham is d men Cr by Mrs. E H Smith,A Lifter, petted to It. But it doesn't really "What . ?" said Miss Dolly Mrs. No. 123 at Hochfelden, France, ly beyond the possibility of coin- nee Assistant -State Adjutant For- by Mrs. Mary Hendrick: Mothers Mattel. Will you get your things "What's happened?" patient at Kosair Hospital for were about one in 24 octillion. cidence." the nevi'spapera-said. Day est Newcom. National Rehabilita- packed as quickly as you -can, "We found another body on our Crippled Children at Louisville , Jewels: Children. by Mrs Eddie Nevertheless Mrs. Poduloff plan- The clothing marked with. ident- on C non Officer Barry Shaffer. State Contlibr Farming Maggie? The Gettys will be here beach." said Gabrielle. and is resting as well as could be Billington: Bible study was He- ned an appeal to Army Secretary ing Employment 130,ker B. J Madden.. any minute to take us to their Mass Dolly sat down on one ot ifying laundry marks, dog tags and • brews 6th' chapter by Mrs. Paul Makes More Corn expected under the circumstances. N.- Leo Whalein. yacht." the benches. Kenneth Royall to have the status other--personal effects tin the body expe head of V. /17 "Home Hackworth. "Both of them?" asked Maggie. "What-what kind of body?" of her son changed from "killed" indicated that it was that of Lau- Loans to G. I.'s, and others, Farmers who grew corn on the vain, The October lesson will be Ste- "I don't know." "It's a nightmare." said Gabrielle Mrs. Frank Holcomb, Mrs. Nat to "missing in action" so that the tenbach, the Army insisted. lae there and will have plenty contour on rolling "It was another elderly man. ver• ; brews 10, by..Mrs Eddie to hilie land in "'Miss Dolly, if I go with you on Ryan Hughes, Mrs. H. T. Waldrop search might go on. subl which Billington ing_well-dressed," Men of Lautenbach's platoon " 1T-Ircirrr you'' Officers Lino!: county hart ested "art-trt-erstife-4.-lhia_grUisea ROL to stop -4--and- --Mess Wefts 0r,by were in benefit for the new year will be i Th re .was a curious in. The Army had determined that who said they were in the samo greatly, officers of the -ref 5'-2 bushels more to _the. acre. village first. I've got to get some- swirling' Memphis a few days last week. group i elected. All members are' re- thing in the drug store." side Maggie's head, filmy thoughts the body, twice exhumed, was charge reported that they saw him thou said. according to reports to ••• quested. to present. the Uni- "Well, trailing round and round. But they ing Dinner will be served by the be I'm sure we can arrange about the same weight and height fall, and at least two said they • e • • versity of Kentucky Experiment that," said Miss were coming to rest in a dim pat- Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd and Aux'lliary.• at 1200 noon. at $1 00 Dolly, as Lautenbach, 22, former Maine touched the' bodyafter Lautenbach Station. After terracing, corn So Maggie began to pack her tern. The awful thing that hao son of Metropolis. 11, came by per University student. He was be- fell. orga plate Plear turn reserva- yrehis increased nearly seven bag. Maybe all this isn't really so stirred in her when she saw the plane Sunday to visit Mrs. Boyd's lions Stork wallet, wet, lieved to have died while charg- and for dinner to Mrs Ruth Wil- Shower Held far bushel, to the ,c: e. they estimated. very queer, she thought. I'll phone dripping took form parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sam- But Mrs. Podoloff, according to now. Mr. Catnford was murdered ing a German machine gun nest helpe kams.• telephone 506-W, not later Contour Mrs. Crabtree from the drug store. the newspaper account, pinned her Mrs. Clyde Beaman cultivation and terraces she saidlo herself. mons and her brother. Lt. T. R. than Wednesday. 6.00 pm. or send ntt' Maybe Mr. Camford's home during an advance of tiars--7.9th Di- hope mainly on .a newspaper pie-' With • incr..ised ihe. work slightly,. bu by time. "How horrible for you!" said &Ammons and family of Dayton direct to W his vision through the liagenau Forest chan H Hickie 'Troutman.Mr.. W J Garland requued n., more tractor fuel, it Miss Dolly. who are visiting here. ture taken at the liberation of a and Mrs. G. Miss Dolly Is foolish to think of near Strasbourg Nov. 29, 1944. decie First District. Commander. Amer:- m were- hograses at a -"Yes ..." said war prisoner camp at Limburg Potts stork was stated. - • going on that yacht without Mrs. Gabrielle. "Hiram can Legion. 321 South sent for the police, and he thought Stara and Stripes said a detailed Onlahn. Germany. in April. 1945. whol • Seve Monday afternoon, Sep. Getty: she is foolish about every- Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Darby and street. I'd better come along and tell YOU Paducah. not later train tember 8. in thing. But being foolish isn't the son study of the teeth showed a sim- Mrs. Podoloff still refused to ac- Os honor of Mrs Clyde -so that you wouldn't be waiting." and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thursday. October 2 worst thing in the world. And if ilarity with those of Lautenbach's cept the insurance and death bene- ye! ti Beaman at her home on Kirksey. "Will it-will this delay our sail- Howerton of Southwest City, Mo., • • • Insects Kill Borers it's only for a week.. . A yacht armyjand fits due her for her son"- ,1e,th 'Route 2. ing?" Miss Dolly asked. are visiting relatives and friends civilian dental records. Iii . . . do love boats, and it cer- Clark- !. Sandwiches and lemonade were tainly will be an experience... _Gabrielle turned her head. "We here this week. and -Smith Nuptials . 'Four thousand parasites of the • _ can't go served to the fallawasin• now. They'll have to to- ••••••••••• • that Fun -pear corn, sgerer ---ters-lr'imInitran--746401114- vestigate this. Hiram and Captain e • Reacriix_M_E_ Church Mrs. Jake Bean Dolly, when Maggie finished pack- Sgt. Billy' J. at h arid grandson Le.x r.gt or. dest•-ov ver .40 per Hofer will be here presently." Jones of Rapid • • ing. . • .e • said, j Herbert Glynn Calhosin. Mrs. Cloys "Captain Hofer's coming here?' City, S. D, has been the guest of In a, cent of ti-a- borers :a. some field,: • quiet ceremony. read in the Baucom and baby. Mrs That's what he his parents. Mr and Mrs. Lowell ray on the Agra-ulna:al Exp.:iment THEY climbed in at the window " said " First Methodist church at Morgan- Wade Joseph and "Won't you come in?" said MISS Jones near Kirksey. Sgt Jones port,. baby. Mrs Katie Station farm. Tney in 'laded (1-er• A of field. Ky.. at 11 o'clock the Neely's room, which was Dolly, with a sudden Furches Jewelry Store': morn- Potts. Mrs. Ted M Pelts. Mrs. empty now, politeness. left Thursday by plane for Hamil- mere tam typ.s of flies -a0 that and she held the screen mg of September 20. Miss Quava James Potts and s.'r' Jr..le. Miss door open ton Field, Col., en route to the tire l: ..re raitaral eneno•-• of the c .rn They found- him in the kitchen• for Gabrielle to EAST SIDE OF SQUARE__ Clark. daughter of Mr. and enter. "Oh this Mrs,Sudie Baucorr. Mrs Della Mc- borer They were rereohed by standing at the stove. that's Captain South Pacific M 0 Clark. Hofer now. I guess." South Sixteenth Casey. Mrs Lucille Darnell. Mrs "What are you doing?" Dolly Miss •••• Otl the Federal Bureau c.f But it was Mitzi Plummer •• ••••• ert•s street. Murray. ..vas married to Mr !Lynda Fay Oliver. asked. • - Mr, C sal Car- .,rri Plant Quarintine at Wa,hing- lion Eugene Smith. son of Mr E "I'm making coffee," he said. Fruitless 21,Year ••••••••••••• E. cell. Mrs Nettie Perry. Mrs Mag- HE came in smiling, wearing a ...... idenl Smith, He looked very peat and clean S Lynn Grove.- -Ky. The Rese•Idalene Cupton and son. Mrs. Bei- dress of flowered chiffon black Search For Soh. Fails The in a blue suit, his light hair brush- with P. Rubinson read the single !, tha Lee Bean 'and daughter Be- huge red roses She wore a ed down. He%eaan to whistle sta he red straw hat, tilted at the back of ring ceremony Asecca Mrs Harry To Convince Mother 1....ee Pelts. Mrs. rneasured coffee from a can into her head. • The bride chose for her &fa wed- Bra.nzie NeUe Young. Mrs Beulah the battered pot. "Bon Jour!" she cried. 4441 "Let's FRANKFURT Sept , UP. - La, ding an aqua wool suit with black Christenbury. Mr. Barbara Tucker "Hiram's late." said Miss Dolly. have a drink!" 1 The Army newspaper Stars and 7;ptidth ita44 IFLMEMBOTTeS aild -dittigFitei Marguerite. •Ile said eleven o'clock and it's "Something's happened Miss NEW ELGINS Pa' today printed a story of Mr. Ind Mrs Smith left for al Those sending gifts. were Mrs after twelve." Plummer," said Maggie. sternly Stripes a Neely went on whistling, -The police are coming." two and a half year search for a ,-,1,,.,,,,,11 short wedding trip to Mammoth Harvey Dixon. Mrs Ger.e Pa• - pouring 111111111,w Fu boiling water through the grounds. "I love policemen," said Mitzi young rilfleman listed in the Army • Cave and other pvants of interest : Mrs. Thelma Johnson. Mrs appr, L. . -Don't whistle!" said Miss Dolly. "And why are they coming?" in Kentucky. and are flaw at home I records as having, died in the Bat- dina Brooks. Mrs Ella Lynn G - He looked sidelong at her and "Don't you think you'd better id at tle of the Hagenau Forest. Grayville. III ' Mrs Lyman Dixon Mr. kept on. back home right away?" said Mag- TM TIMIS will rice detract for Mr. and Mrs Smith are The mother of the soldier re- both. Hughes. Mrs .l„„ucil:•• P Mr.. She frowned and went out to the gie from the smartness of this John graduates -f Murray State There was no doubt that Mitzi fused to consider her son dead. C. liege Chloe Beaman. Mr, Baby R.cher- little porch off the kitchen. fin-faire Thebenuty prorr had been drinking: all these people newspaper' reported on Elgin ,_and teach a Crassvilie and Gray- son. Mrs FlUra Farle-,. Mrs 'Sfe's rim 'anus as a cat.' said The the sour( ville Ili Neely "She wants to get drank Maggie wanted to get at search for Pvt. Stephen C. Lauten- Of iu dean lines reflects James Shelton M7- F' • : F• • away Ks i least this one away But It was too • • • from here." bach, son of Mrs. Udya C. Podo- the true American styling. Mr. hal Mar- late Another car had stopped profi He seemed in very good be- 51 '• ' 'pints, fore the house loft. New Haven, Conn. turns arid Maggie contem?lated him There was a knock at the Army statisticians figured that * * * Mrs. Hermann Is with displeasure He let Miss Dolly door of C• Nurp RS( Oafts St 11001 not like other knocks the chances of a mistake in their pay hi: rent. and now I suppose Maggie ed : Honored opened the door and it was AN Di LUAU he will At Family ' '-es willing for the Gettys to do Cap KM whic tam Hofer with Getty behind thincs for him Johnny's got his rum show ti oh pride and trust Dinner Sunday There was a policeman sitting LOOK! LOOK! seed !atlas but he isn't like that. He's at the wheel of Captain Hofer's little for accuracy. Hat easily In cot a lob anyhow. He's gone off WILL PAY THIS WEEK car, there was a battered old sedan appil Mr. and Mrs W .P W.. and I.d•,n't suppose I'll ever lee read dud. sturdy strap. that Mitzi had come in there was Paris entertained tarn aaain. He didn't Hens 27c phate say any- the bI2 old-fashioned car that Heavy dinner Sanday in r ti abriut seeing me again . * * * adde, , SOUTH - ChesterCove.ING Neely drove and there was a little Leghorn Hens 18c daughter. Mrs on a Era .• H. a• - Xrce, 20, Of 'glen came In again. 'What tan _roadster that must be Mrs I' 1: •,,,, Fryers 30c and little daughter. Lucy. of CI-..c:a• oe keeping Hiram?.:' Getty's It looked strange to see all YOU'LL U GLAD Yfil wait- with ship v.t.ich. a::: be btithed \N. Y., a member o • the 1947 dour) and-poured Leghorn Fryers 25c go, who are spending two week- him- these cars standing before the little -- - , 2Harvard football team, will caind"iemastrong geie ed for an [Jilin. There are in Paris - East River per he house with nothing else In sight In Cox 12c had Im; c,duep. sabt;.edwo enough set for every- • 'be the first Negro to play on ,the flu, empty country It looked Eggs 50c not A delightful chicken dinner was liarr.s and children, Mr ;04 Mr- opreaitc him a Virgirila gridiron when the soul( how onunious this gathering one but ma'am.,like , this, served buffet style at noor. ,from James Williams an tie• ' I hear a car-- coming'" cried of people Prices Subject to Change Harvard squad plays the Doily the lace draped dining cl.c.,rr. table Murray. Ernest wojaat, Without Notice i• tiv,rth waizin9 fur. Str "Take it Those spendasg the day were. University of Virginia on easy." said Neely stir- (To be con:limed, . Herm. r •• daushter lira hi, coffee.- them note. Mr. and Mrs Bryant Oct. 11. Pierce is shown (The characters in this serial are US Welisms and But SIL.• Dolly had gone ohtinto axon. Mr and Mrs catching up on his studies fictitious) Boggess Produce Co. iiiIliiiiiiiiiiiI Vy.res M • the tall The front' door opened !Cop by Llitabtth Samlay Rolding, and son. In his dormitory. 441 Mr. and Mrs Is READ THE CLASsIVIEDS go. 13th S Phone State ••• elect cil ai Soviv

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leans Remember The Date, Friday, October 3rd, 1947, 2:00 P. M. Be There the s ing I This Sale Sponsored by Edgar C. Walker, Bowling Green, Kentucky irs th TUCKER & BAUCUM REAL ESTATE AGENCY Gibson & Baker Owners Auctioneer

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