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YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR ON ER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, Sept. 29, 1947 MURRAY POPULATION - 5187 Vol. XIX; No, 90 LocarInsurance Agent Dixon Preaching MSC Thoroughbreds Lose Attends Ohio Meeting This Week At Classes Begin Today At MSC As Claude L. Miller of Murray, Ohio gent for the Mutual Benefit Life Church Of Christ First Tussle Saturday In ilaurance Company, left Saturday for Cleveland where he wilUattend Eld. Fl. A. Dixon. of Tuscaloosa Registration Nears New a regional lord conference of the under- Ala, is conducting a series of gos- Bronson and McClure' writers of that company to be held pel meetings this week at the Mur- Score For Home Team MARKETS September 29th and 30th at the ray Church of Christ. The ser- ...ods To Welcome Hotel Hollenden: Twelve - home: vices been Sunday and will con- Purchase Dairy Show At A Glance office PRODUr" By Don Brumbaugh officials including Vice tinue for 10 days. Assemblies are Committee Plans Jr. New Students Wed. President and Medical Director W. twice daily, at 3:00 and 7:30 p.m. 0,1,e OXFORD, Ohio, Sept. 27- The A. Reiter and Vice President-. Ts-a By United Press. Mr. Dixon at present teaches Show At Mayfield C7HICAGA, Sept la The office ef the Registrar at 'Miami University Redskgis defeat- 'Harry W. Jones and H. G. Kenags Bible at the University of Alabama duce: Murray State College released fig- ed the Murray State College Thor- Stocks higher in quiet trading. will be present. At a recent meeting of the Pur- and preaches in one of the Poultry: 1 car, 10 trucks; slow; ures today oughbreds today by a 28-12 count Bonds irregular; U. S. Govern- -New developments in life insur- which indicate that the churches in Tuscaloosa. Besides chase Dairy Show committee at black chickens 26 cents a pound; before . 10,000 fans at the Miami ments did not trade. ance will be discussed at the con- largest registration in the history having served as a successful gos- Mayfield, it was decided to hold hens 28; leghorn hens 22; fryers Uniyersity football stadium in Ox- Curb stocks irregularly higher. ference 'by home s Ifice officials of the school's...ill oel preacher for several years in the Junior Dairy Show at one of 33-35; broilers 37-41; white rock take place this ford: Ohio.- Chiaago stocks irregular. and agents/ year. different congregations, he has the tobacco barns on. Tuesday. Oc- springs 31; Plymouth Reck springs Silver unchanged in New York Whiting 'Williams, recently re- As of noon After 9 minutes of -contrnued bat- taught in Freed-Hardeman College, tober 7, in place of the regular 31; colored springs 27; young tom today 1527 students at 71% cents a fine ounce. turned from Europe, will be guest had . registered for tle the Redskins pushed across a Henderson, Tenn. show which was originally sched- turkeys 34; young hen turkeys 42; the fall term. Cotton futures -firm. speaker at the dinner on the even- score from the 4 as Ara Parseghian -According to Charles C. Lancas- uled the first week. in September, young geese 25; ducks 17-22; duck- Registration does not close until Grains in Chicagse Wheat, corn, ing of September 29,4 His subject October 3 but scooted around end.. The play was ter, local minister, overflow crowds but was cancelled because of the lings 29; guineas 25; common barn most students regis- oats and barley futures strong. vsill be "How The Worker Views H. A DIXON ter the first set up by a long pass from Mel were in attendance at both Sun- outbreak of anthrax._ The only pigeons 2.50 a dozen. two or three days said Free Enterprise in Britain. France Oloc to Parseghian. - day services. cases of anthrax in Graves County Cheese: Twins 40-41 cents a MrS..Cleo Gillis Hester, the regis- and America.' trar. Less than a minute later Olix were on one farm and with the pound; single daisies 43_44; Swiss Intrastate Bridges Mr. Miller is associated with the Last fall again passed- to Parseghian for an- Football Fans See advent of cool weather and rains, registration closed with Louisville a enc of the can- Essay Contest Offers there_ have 1498 students. The aIL-time other- ,vore. Tom- -Coles- Be Repaired neell ng More recent 58R1tter 829 Ifta lbs 'firmer; 93 high pany. • _Seiir d Foot" booted both points. Cole Fa-it-TiltIfrie Sat. Many Prizes To State cases. The show scheduled for Oc: score 76/12; 92 score 74/12 90 score tober 7, will be a one day affair term when 1539 students made 28 out of 30 tries for point FRANKFORT, Ky., Sept. 26- 73; 89 score • 70. Carlota: 90 score were School pupils and will include the showing of registered. , last year. The "Slate Highway Department A crowd of almost 5,000 football 73; 89 score 70/12. Sports Writers 4-H Club and FFA Jersey calves Regular classes for the fall ses- As the second .quarter was com- Favor fans witnessed an exciting game Eggs: 10.122 cases: firm. Ex- said today repair projects have School pupils throughout Ken- only.. -Mon -started today when the pro- ing to a close the Racehorses start- Yanks To Saturday night in Murray High tras 1 unquoted: extras 2 54-57: been started on two intrastate Win Series tucky are eligible to compete for There will also be a class for fessors assigned text books and ed a march from their own 30 as Stadium between the Grove High 3 and 4 57-52; standards 1 andel, $2.425 in prizes in the fourth an- the best artificially bred Jersey cow. outlined .the,- course of study for Winfred Dill took a Miami punt bridges and a third will be closed NEW YORK. School Blue Devils and the May- 46; 3 and 4 43-45; current receipts Sept.' 29 (UP)-As nual Soil Conversation Essay Con- County groups were added to the the semester. and returned it to the Miami 49- for repair on Monday. sports editors and baseball field Cardinals. 40-44; dirties IS: cheeks 34. . writ- test. sponsored by the Courier-Jour- Purchase Dairy Show will be in- Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. Dr. yard line. Jim Humphrey carried ers flocked into New York Mayfield won the hard-fought The department is repairing the from nal. The Louisville Times, and ra- cluded in this year's show. These Woods, college president, will pre- the ball to the 44. Joe Bronson all directions today to battle with a score of 14-12. Each McKee-Manchester road bridge on cover' the dio station WHAS. The 1947 con- county groups are composed of five Ky. Woman's Club side at the chapel program. At failed ts gain and Humphrey Went world series. a 'United Press team made two, touchdowns but KY 21 in Jackson county and the poll test was announced this week by animals from any one county, not this time he will welco the new to the 40. diumphrey made the 38 of many of- these eitperts the Paris squad failed each time To Hold District span will handle only one-way disclosed A Therlkeld, president of the Ken- more than two individual, owned students 'and introtluc the new and Bill McClure passed to Capt. that'68 per cent favored the to win the extra point. , traffic until further notice. Yan tueky Assotiation of Soil Conserva- by one jamily. The prizes range Meeting Tuesday faculty. members. Jack Wyatt on the 29. Another pass kees to beat the Dodgers in the In the last quarter of the game The Tollesboro-Mt. Carmel tion District Supervisors. and Barry from $40.00 for first place to $15.00 Westerdhy at 6:00 p m. Dean McClure to Wyatt was incomplete road classic. Grove made a spectacular run bridge on KY 57 in Ley'cis Bingham. president of the news- at si.xth place. A prize of $2.00 The distz ting 1. the Ken- Weihing was hostel at a tea for. and Humphrey went to the 27. county Of 81 men who which brought them within scoring cast their bal- papers and radio station. will also be given for the best tucky Woman's Club will be held all women students km 'the' campus. two and one-half miles north of range of the opponents. However, Dill's pass to Billy Joe Saunders lots, 52 per cent picked the Yanks; Tollesboro is closed arid a Booklets containing the rules of Junior shown from each county. The at Bardwell Ky., tonnorrow 'Sep- Tonight at 6:45 a jam session tem- '29 the Dodgers.. in. the next play a pass went wild, was incomplete and Hal Manson the contest are to be distributed open to Jersey fe- tember 390 beginning at 9:30 a.m. for all students will be held at the porary run-around has been estab- and Mayfield took possession of Junior Show is passed to Joe Bronson behind the Heaviest voting was for the New NV ' lished, -the department to schools in all counties by soil males only with registered or A prize will be given to the on Hall Student Center. reported. York American the ball as the game ended. line of scrimmage and Bronson Leaguers te win in conservation supervisors. Those un- graded animals. Woman's Club with the most The Levi-Travellers Rest "road at six games. Forecasts of such boat the ball to the 6 yard line of an able to obtain the booklets through The show will be judged by the members attending this meetit:, Travellers Rest on KY 30 in Ows- outcome hatisled East. Standard Time scrimmage and Bronson took the 30. -Next- heaviest their schools may write the promo- Danish system which places the All members of the Murr.:: ley county will be closed for repair was 16 opinions President Truman Is ball to the 6 yard line. that the Brooklyn tion department in care Of The animals in blue, red and white rib- Woman's Club who are interests,. Boundary Moves West on Monday, September 29 from National-, Leaguers would McClure passed to Bronson in the triump Sun. School Teacher Courier-Journal and The Louisville bons groups. It is expected that in attending, are asked to contat: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in six contests. end zone for the score. Bronson Times and WHAS. approximately 80 head of fine Jer- Mrs. Garnett Jones for transporta- Ocrzens of additional. east Ten- WASHINGTON. Sept. 29 UP)- scooped the ball up off his shoe Subject for the 1947 contest is sey will be exhibited. tion nessee cities and t wns are observ- President Truman turned Sunday tops for one of the best catches -Why Soil Conservation Is Needed ing Eastern Standard instead of school teacher yesterday and told a seen ..so far this year. Y. Housewife Itemizes Grocery In My County and How My Soil Central Standard time today. group of youngsters of the impor- Bob Sanders attempted extra Conservation District Has Helped Papers Compare U.S. Chiefs An interstate commerce deciaion tance of the church in a democrat- Soviet point was no good. The half ended iI1; Husband Has Average Income With the Problem." Essays are not went into effect during the week- ic nation. . with the Redskins ahead 14-6. • 'to exceed 1000 words and should be With Nazis, Say Am.People Want War end shoving the Eastern Standard Accompanied by secret service ink on In the first half the Brecis had 8 NEW YORK. Sept. 29 (UP)- before, Mrs. Torsi said, typewritten or written in Time boundary westward more for three men. Mr. Truman walked the eight first downs to Miami's 5 and had Last week the United one side of the paper. than 103 miles along the Tennessee. Press asked reasons. Torsi- Was; tipped in maga- blocks from the White House to November 15. MOSCOW. Sept. 29 (UPI-Soviet As their newspapers and Kentucky out gained the Indians on total Mrs. Jessie Torsi, whose family eggs and aiSples on two out-of-town The contest closes border and southward, the First Baptist Church for the be tell their zines explain it. the plans of Amer- yardage 182 to 114. Murray had income is average for the nation, jobs. He did most of the meat All essays from a school should newspapers constantly The new western, boundary of the 945 a.m. service. He accepted read- of the Coun- ican leaders are no different than Eastern completed 3 of 9 passes while Mi- to keep account of her food pur- shopping at a low price market delivered to the office readers that the leaders of the Time -belt in Tennessee ily when the Rev. Edward Hughes schools prior those iHtler had. This Dieme even now follows the ami had 4, of 8 with three of the chases for one week for the infor- ton far from home for Mrs Torni ty superintendent of Southern Railway Pruden invited him to address the United States are like the Nazis, so 'extends to sports. ( 4 counting in scores. mation of the rest of the nation's to patronite regularly. Mrs. Torn to that time A $100 Savings Bond tracks southward in Scott and Mor- children who had gathered in the the Russian man-in-the-street has One article' recently reported that The second half started as the consumers. said she also cut her expenses con- will be the state winner's' prize. gan counties to the Rhca County • front pews for their annual "rally about the possibility Gen. Jonathan Wainwright. the Brede rolled to a score after shift-- The grocery bill tor the family siderably by following the New Second place winner in the state started to tak line, then along the Tennessee' day" promotion exercises. hero of Bataan, had made a speech ing from the single wing formation of five took $37.63 of the $50 Louis York City Department of Mar- gets a $50 bond, and third place a of an American attack on the River to the Hamilton County In a three-minute talk. Mr. Tru- to the Amateur Athletic Union Con- line, and then to the Missouri "T." Torsi earned as a moving truck kets' daily li.ts of good buys and $25 bond. The best essay in each of Soviet Union. along the 'east bor- man told them they held the ference and that the Sullivan Sanders kicked off to Miami and driver. • His weekly pay checks low-coat receipes. the 91 soil conservation districts of der of Hamilton County t6 the world's future in their hands and There is a lot of war talk in Rus- award went to Felix Blanchard. a after two plays Wayne Gibson range from $43 0which was the av- Here's what Mrs. Torn i bought Kentucky will win a $25 bond for Georgia state line. that the roots of dertiocracy lie in - sia now, probably more than at West Point football player. furared with Max -Carlisle recov- erage American income in 19460 to and what she paid for it: its writer. Many of the towns and cities in the training they receive in Sun- any time since August. 1939, when "This is also a geeturte-toward ering on the 360 Tommy Walker 850. Meat: 1 lb chopped beef; 2. lbs. Full information and assistance the area affected, including It nos- day School and church. widespread fear of an attack by militarism." the newspaper that took the ball to the 32 on a The family had meat six nights beefsteak; 2/12 lbs. pot roast: 3 lbs. may be obtained from soil conser- ville. already were operating on, The President then' returnedto the Nazis was lulled by the signing printed the article told its readers. handiff. and fish the seventh. Dinners also lamb roast; 1 lb. frankfurters: 1 eation district supervisors in coun- Eastern Standard Time by city a pew in the center of the church ' of a 10-year treaty of non-aggres- The Russian agency Tass recently The next play went to the 20 as included one vegetable m salad, lb sandwich meat; 1 can tuna ties having conservation districts. ordinance. Chattanooga remained and heard Rev. Pruden preach on a : sion between Russia and Germany. began noting the number of Amer- Murray pulled a four lateral play. potables and dessert, usually fruit. fish: 1 lb filet of fleupder; 1-4 lb. Boys and girls wishing to compete in the. Central Standard Time belt "Venture in Fait/1.7 None of the icsin "tourists."- -alw•aars--• Li&iiig -the McClure h.added the ball Off to For breakfast they had frtdt, but- fnW1--$8 11. from- ehtinties- riot having'Conserva- terlic -is -ftbout Russian but --werrt-i off -Sayhgtrt sa-rttrg-ttrne war against the United States. But word in quotations) in Europe. McDaniel who lateralled back to tered toast and milk or coffee. Vegetables: 21 lbs. potatoes: I lb. tion districts should write tq the during the •week-end. LOW CEILING Russian readers cannot help notic- McClure with McClure shoving the 'It's cheaper than doctor bills," string beans; 1 bunch carrots; 1 newspapers and radio station. every Russian who crosses the path Meanwhile, all of middle Ten- of an American has one ing the implied similarity between ball on to Manson and Manson pass- Mrs. Torn i said. can corn; I can. peas; 3 Tbs. toma- MILWAUKEE (UPI-You can't question: nessee was operating on the same "Why 'does the United the Americans and the German ing the. hot potato to Dill and a 12 The Torras -Jessie, 32; Louis. 40. tiler; 1 head lettuce; onions: pars- believe. in signs any more. The The Territory of Hawaii is States want time again today as Nashville and "tourists" who preceded invasions. yard gain McClure to Wyatt took Robert 10; Ronald, 5. and Arlene, ley -$2.04.' "Sky Room" of the Plankington slightly larger than Connecticut, war against us." It makes no dif- several other mid-state ,Vties which ference whether they read On this subject. the Literary Ga- the ball to the 15 and Dale Mc- 20 months-pay $25 rent for a Fruit: 2 cans grapefruit sec- Hotel is located, not on the roof smaller than Massachusetts and Pravda, used daylight saving time dur- the official newspaper of the Com- zette said: "They (the congress- Daniel loss 4 but picked up 8 on four-room Greenwich Village tions: 1 can pineapple juice: 2 lbs. of the building,- hut in the base- has a population smaller than that ing the summer turned their munist party, or literary and men ) are wandering about Europe the next play. McClure took the apartment. Gas and electric bills bananas; 2 cans mixed fruit juice; ment. of New Hampshire, clocks back to 'Centred Standard from country to counSiky, sticking pill to the 8. come ,Its $10 a month. , I can fruit cocktail: grapes-$l.45. scientific publications, they have Time, all been led to the same conclusion. their noses into Winfred Dal went to the 5 and The week's share of those bills. Desserts: .2 pkgs. chocolate pud- everytTring• "The 'honorable 'tourists'•- prob- Max :Carlisle recovered a Murray _added to the food exptnditure, ding: I pkg. jello-.34. FDR MEMOiIIAL PLANNED LATE BULLETINS ably would like very muattowalk fumble on the 2. From the shad- leaves just $387 for clothing, sav- • Milk: 30 cpiarts at .21 --$6.30. WILKES-11A about our huge country with alert ows of the goal Pcists Bill McClure ings and other expenses. - The -Bread: 14 loaves-$2.17. 16-ton, $6.500 granite monument in LIVESTOCK step and with a stick, pushing it pulled a - quarterback sneak and grocery accounts include Torres Baby food: 21. jars at .03-$1.68. New Clues Of Missing Link? memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt into various places_But to wrap scored. Sam Wipple -blocked He-. and the two boys' lunches- away Staples:, Butter. $1; 2 lbs. coffee. is to-be erected in suburban Sugar NEW YORK. Sept. 1 (UPI-Scientific expeditions. now searching for tip our riches is too expensive,I Notch. Proceeds from an FDR wilt's attempt for point. from home-sand a $5 splurge for .81; 1 doz. eggs, .71: olive oil. -35: . ST.. LOUTS NATIONAL STOCK- even for Uncle -Sam. His tourists memorial -In the last quarter the Redskins the entire family on Sunday night 2/12 lbs. sugar, .24: pepper .18. fossils on early Man In South Africa. may make discoveries "significant YARDS, Sept' 29 (UPr--0USDA)- day program sponsored won't say to us, 'wrap it up.' Thel by Lical again scored. Shoults scored and supper- tit -a Saint's' Day street Lunches: Louis Torsi, $5; Rob- enough to change some idcas about the Garden of Eden," an interna- Livestock: churches will finance the Soviet people will say, 'turn back."; projea. Sarakatsannis took a pass from festival. ert, $1.25; Ronald. $t • tionally known geologist said today. Hogs 10,500; salable 10,000..70ra • ly active; 180 to 270 lb S0- 85c high- Raymond iiesaay dirt. The bill was less than the week Sunday dight slipper: $5. This expert. Dr. George B. Barbour. dean of the College of Liberal er than Friday. Over 270 lbs. and The defensive play of the Breds Arts. University of GincinnatiAras_just returned from several months in forward wall sows 25C to . 50 higher. 170-lbs. stopped the ground Africa. The finds &Deady reported there has Dr. Barbour, as well as: attack of the Redakins. The gaine down, mostly, steady. 180-270 lbs. many' anthropologists. enthused over prpspects of learning more of the was very close off the ground but 828.50-28_75; top $275: 280-310 "missing link" or "links" in man's evolution from a lower animal to Miami's superior air attack proved the lbs.. 82825-2850: 160-170 jbe. $27.- the point of difference. creature he is today. a 25-27_75; 130-150 lbs. 24.75-27; 100- neaps: 120 lbs. $21 75-24; good and choice • sows 450 lbs. down, 25.25-27; heav- Murray - Pos. Miami Truman Sees No Way But To Call Congress ier weights 23-24-75. tags 815-18.- Sanders LE Hiaree.e ICapt I 50. boars $13-t5.50. WASHINGTON. Sept. 29 (UPI-President Truman. today held an Hackney LT Weaver Cattle 11.500; salable 9.500;• calves extraordinary meeting with congressional and administration leaders Hooks :LG Vracin 2,500, all salable.' Liberal supply and one conferee-Sen. Scott W. Lucas, D., 111.-said afterwards M. Carlisle thetzel that of cattle includes about 705 cars of itt Mrs. Truman saw "no way" to finance emergency aid to RG Piskoty Europe ''with- steers, which were from southweaL Rodgers RT Hindman out congressional action." ranges. Quality mo-stly common Wyatt (Capt.I RE Paul and medium. Cows making up McClure • QB Johnston about one-third of supply, - Gen- Walker LH Raymond Three Navy Men Killed erally bidding sharply and uneven- McDaniel R H Paraegh Ian ly lower on steers, heifers and TRIF.STE. Sept. 29 I UM-Three men were killed and 12 injured Manson FR Wipple cows. Very Imre done. • Bulls today when the United States Destroyer Douglas H. Fox hit a mine off Murray 0 6 6 0 - 12 opened steafly, with last week's Trieste while on a routine trip from Venice Miami 14 0 0 14 - 28 decline. .Few good sausage Sufis to $17.50:, mostly *17-17.25; beef bulls Scoring: Touchdowns-Murray- scarce. Few good sausage bulls to Bronson, McClinie; Miami- Parse- Yugoslays Try Propaganda $17.50; mostly. $17-17.25; beef bulls ghian 2. Shoults, Sarakatsinnis. scarce. Vealers, steady. Good and Extra Points: Miami-Cole 4. TRIESTE, Sept. 29 0UPt-The Yugoslays who captured three Amer- choice. $24-29; common and medi- 4 Murray Subs - Hobart. Phillips. ican soldiers last Monday and held them fiise days tried hard to impress um 813-23; culls $8-11. Humphrey, Cooper, Singleton, Kel- upon their prisoners how strong Russia is. ly, Hewitts'1574Ciarlisle, Bronson, V. The Americans-First Licut William T. Van Allen of East orange, OPERATION "BURIED ALIVE"- Due to the shortage of - CLOTHESLINES LIFE LINES Marquess, Wales, P. Marquess, Cul- magazine storage space for the large quantities of ammuni N. J.; Pfc, Karl G. riendrick of Arlington, Va., and Pfc. Gleh A. Myers McClain. Guthrie, Ward. of NEW YORK 1UP)-Three-year- tion now on hand, the U. S. Army has developed a process EdgeleyS N. D.-went back to full duty today, guarding the new CONFAB-Secretary of State George C. NParshall - Moore, pill, Saunders, Yokum, old Patricia Christiansen fell from SERIOeS of burying live bombs in order to preServe them. It is believed Mesh -Yugoslav border. Cope, Coaangton, Souder. winlow of her fourth-floor home (right) and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Army Chief of Staff,, there will be a storage space of 200,000 tons created as They' said the Yugoslays "treated us with kid gloves." They were and went tumbling through sev- seemed to be discussing a subject vital to all humanity when result crt the project which features igloo magazines. Work- released Saturday. after intervention of the State Department. Last Roses (ince were used to stuff eral levels of clotheslines. 'the the photographer snapped 'them in the home of Henry L. men, above, at the Savanna, Ill., Ordnance Depot stack the night, they told their stories to correspondents and re-enacted their cap- mattresses because they stnelted so , lines broke her fall and she - was Stimson recently when the wartime Secretary of War was sweet. bombs prior to the burial. turc for the newsreels, found unhurt in the court yard. was' honored on his 80th birthday. •

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• PAGE TWO nit LEDGER & TIM, MURRAY, 1.ENTUCKY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1947 MON1 „,!- THE LEDGER & TIMES • FARMING IN "JOE BEAVER" ‘082114#11P-t-x By Ed Nofzige PUBLISHED BY THE CALLOWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Letter To Editor OUR DEMOCRACY Mat Consolidation of The Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The KENTUCKY Times-Herald. October 20, 192nd the West Keutuckian, January 17, 1942 SHINE ON HARVEST MOON - New Wrinkle W. PERCY W1.41.1A2.1S. PUBLISHER Tomorrow nigtst is harvest moon FAMILY MONEY In order to hear (ruin the work- JAMES C. WILLIAMS,oGENER.kL NUNAGER In all itS glory-nois harvest home ' ing farmer who cannot be ex- • season. After a pected to come to Washington to Published aftlernoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St. Murray. Ky. season of ergo- FAMILY HAPPINESS, EXPERIENCE SHOWS, IS BEST a merits with the Weather Man. after . present his views on lung-range . SERVED es/HEN FAMILY MONEY 15 REGARDED AS Entered at tke Post Office. Murray. Kentucky, for Transmission as all'we must admit that if we work farm program, the Housing Agri- Second Class Matter with the Weather Man there w11: OUR MONEY - AND THE QUESTION OF '774/NE -AND cuture committee plans to travel parts of its cross-country trip next SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per Week 20; per be no crop failures "MINE DOES NOT ENTER. month by bus. Month, 85c. 1r: Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50, else- It has been a bumper graisim.: • where $5.50. a yt or, and .1;1 ‘,01.0 provided fence.- ' Chair Clifford Rope (11-Kan.0 says- the group will use the high- NATIONAL REFRESENTATIVE WALLACE WITMER CO, 903 Sterick for gra:sing lards even a strami ways on its swing through the Olempho. Tenn: 250 Park Ave., New York; 307 N. Michigan w :re with battecies. made-- a bet- Ave., Chicag,.. 80 Bc."ylstan St..•Bostont ter ircome than plowing with the southeast and as far west as Kan- high prt:e of labor and equipment sas City, Mo. Stops are to be IANO: made enroute to inspect farms and In ' J. I, .mpos-ible medium NATIONAL EDITORIAL_ agricultural . processing plans and ma's:a-a vield if osain when theFc repaint to get 'first-hand information abotit SSOClATION is notit abundance 9f rain. s, 1 3rd St. farm problems. .ntursist. taking the avtlrage this has beet. 397-W, Dares and places for hearings by THE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION _ tn. 014 .th. tilt the —_ - '..ot full committee are: OR S, We resort e the right to re‘ject ans Advert:sing. Letters to the Ed.tor j bt e:. rt Eturharn. N. H.. Oct. 13: Lancas- stucco of Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best tntererst - ter. Pa. Oct. 13; Rocky Mount; hardw( of our readers. Call,,way has probably the bes: C, Oct. 17; Montgomery, Ala. age A cf any seet.on of the N. Oct. 20; Madison, Wis., Oct. 24: 't 346-R. Monday., September 29, 1947 bet. ar.d wt th e Sioux City. la., Oct. 27; Kansas thc.rough curing It should bring City, Oct. 29; FOR 5 satisfactory proes. pick-ut Publisher-Author Contracts Cause Both To .s'er Serternbe:. Temple, Texqs, Nov. 1; Fort Col- See Red, But Only Othman Feels Remorse lins. Colo., Nov. 4; Salt Lake City. first s Utah, Nov. 8; Spokane. Wash.. Nov.. Co. ; be: _ - kit.; we ci 10; and •Fresno, Cal.. Nov. .17. By FREDERIt K C. OTICtIAN • •FOR Si c.o, ,dy t a- it United Pres. .F•taii orrespondent The fall series opens in Wash- weeks why t up three Arl'e'•'',"• With At;er ..;i send ington, Oct. 6-10, when USDA and Lynn *f WASHiNta,Tt ,:\ Up. MonthiY . cheers for the Weather Man for the major farm organizations, are :Al • • Tnt Crisis in Book Pub- it is o nerful sear :old inis hat - to appear. The Departmenil has Forts: scrvie... U. S. prportment of Aorteulturr it:5R Si There :stn much hope . c, been working, at the opmnottee's 'Greed! Grced! Gd! Why' is it some people think ter ewe ; f,•:- a.austiy. he unless the ' they have a (a! .. a . iar. I Not ember request. on its version "droiso new God-given tight to spoil resources plaid a size for everyone else?" wtale ""tr." ."41"; 1" chs.•P the "f*." ti. :. :r. %int year program to- replace the oneiexpiro 758-J.

back 0: trAnds ha‘e t the'r Kt. to t",%:',7". a Cover - ing Dec. 31. 1948soThe committee p ps j is._xt• a r oss., t....vas..attt T11.0 ttat, LA It began is investigations last April. on starvation,- he warns.- -Amen- j special strains of dairy cattle adap- :• . cf.J.j.Yei i. f..tirrnOr.t cm help by teed to climatic conditions in the Senate Hearings teething. ael, to return less 'grain to livestock. We musti &Salo coffiji-1 tisses in era ltandt Seoate hearings on a new pro- AGREEMEN.T ON SPENDING MEANS MORE PLEASURE reduce our livestock !limbers in ; nig, increased uses for farm tim- , ELECT! :tram will open before an Agricul- order to get, food to Europe in the I lose and profitable alternatives for buildin IN OUR HCVE, OUR CAR AND OUR VACATIONS. ture sub-committee headed by Sen- most direct form and largest quan- items of farm production that low, pl ator Aiken eR-Vt.) in Washington. tities possible." seem Likely to be in Over-supply Tenn. Oct. 8-8. Secretary of Agriculture _ '7SING PROBLEM C y in the future. . . COLLIER and national farm groups are Roundup CORSAI scheduled to appear. House Small Business heaeings • FUNEF _CALUMET BEATS ARMED Road hearings are planned for on croups are continuing in Cali- er Sho Springfield. III.. Oct. 20; Minneap- fornia . • there are predi.•tions NEW YORK. Sept. 27 I UP, -Cal- 479. olis. Minn., Oct. 21; -Ames, Iowa, that the House Ways and Means umet Farm's Armed, leading all STREA1 Oct. 22; and Denver, Colo., Oct. committee later will take over the the way, beat King Ranch: Assault 24. studies . . VICE. by eight lengths today in a $100,000 fast, cis Sessions are yet to be announced A steady stream of specialized winner-take-all match race at Bel- Charge for- -southern and northeastern re- studies under the Research arri mont Park. 97. Nii gions. Subcommittee wiembers in- Marketing Act is beim: announced tor Cot clude Senators Bushfield. . .ohighlights include .developing 11.1.AD THE CLASNUTED8 Service Wilson R.-la. Thyc, R-Minn 1, Thomas ID-Okla 0, Ellender ID- WE MG La.), and Lucas 0. ADDIN Pool & High Food Costs High food prices have resulted KODAK from excessive Foreign and domes- photogi tic demand. American Farm Bu- and se reau points out in a recent letter Studio, to President Truman. Warning Phone that it would' be •'unrealistic" to - - return to rationing or price. con- trol. _Edward A. O'Neal. Farm Bu- Callow reau head. says: pany. 'I believe s great real of good ger- PI can be accomplished by giving the Extend public all the' facts with respect to supply and, demand. by CWT. m esat e.s • _ 'A number of perfectly palatable foods-foods that you arid I were raised on- are in plentiful supply and are selling at far below the general level of food prices. . I respectfully request that you a-k the Secretary of Agricul- ture to release to the public a statement setting forth the supply situation as well as the price situation with all classes of food, so Many scientists and thousands of farmers that the housewife may have the agree that finely ground fertilizer, sweetened with necessary information to guide her Magnesium in her daily buying. and Calcium are two of the greatest CAPITOL COMMENTS an paid to eligible veterans . . We can make our food improvements that have ever been made in fertilizer supplies go further and. at the Dasid IL Putter V O.NOW HAs UNIO oRM manufacturing. A.A.A. NOTES S. %ME lOB o (it muiS Otilne fhtuo redtee each FitirWs HY 9 I/ %III ••9's -'1 food budget if we would eliminate The Knoxville Veterans Administration ha 5 all waste' of food iwhIth is Fertilizer Company originated changed the name of all of its sub- torious in many families irid many and patented this procesA that farmers have found regionaj and contact offices to Vet- restaurantsi. reduce to a minimum superior for nearly twenty-five years. purchases- of scarce foods, and buy Ii s Fio ci T,rtoi ,o PrAucel :11 1 erans Admirostration offices. . oi o, ts..7.- t. kit. to the more liberally of foods that are Services to the soterons served We believe we are now receiving enough ma- o , at tn., t171.I. plentiful.- by terials ,i ti, he 0, ..,,di,; file' Y tn,se cmeoa will net be affert: (including the rare elements that we use in Grange View * JO • tf. F.: ad 'Anon,. e.0.; ; cd ifi anj: way by the simplified- this improved fertilizer) Controls over the use of grains to take care of all our '..n in Name: VA (ifficials said should be r••-established if volun- customers. .1 alio:me :As F., k h office a ill coetinoe to do tary methods of conservlog sup- o Oi h, ii -1 tie' same work in thr same assign- plies prove - inadequate, National All grain is in high demand. Fertilizer is still 411 -,,,:iJa is' ed territory as Ili the past. The , Gsange Master 441bert S. Goss. cheap. Sow fall t•-rn-, r., ' large, offica, will be under crops for butt pasture and grain. thc di- says. . • a pions , re.:tion of ., Fertilize more liberally. -as roansotron-charge. In -Unless ins-reatied shipments of 1 the ofialWr offii ti. these . duties food reach many of thn nations is . will be atoigrod to an officer-in- of Use the best - Europe. they Will not be able fertilizer. It will give you plenty ci ,re, it ,d,11',.,n to his_regular , to maintain even the subsist's:trice of grazing this fall and winter and a big grain crop l'A-Sen ice `Nlen's I di',' - level of diets wrileli now border next spring. • News - - - TUESDAY and WrIII RI II - Knoxville Fertilizer Company ii 110401 I I illts IF I•• WEDNESDAY %IF/Al-J*16W KNOXVILLE, TENN. :: NASHVILLE, TENN.

ANDREW STONE v•se,”1 Veale}k,i r4a. cken •Lall_W"L Oevt . THE MOST HILARIOUS , MAN OF THE notR — All curd 0 • Brooklyn today halls Burt WEEKEND SINCE Bhotton for bringing his HOTELS .1 Dodgers home in front in WERE National League pennant IN race. Now. tlie only big W I letsgue manager who wears civilian clothes A n the dug- a out goes against the New R York Yankees with the same LAST TIMES MONDAY FALL'OEDS: calm confidence that car- THERE IS NO OTHER ereittaiijek" LIKE-IT through a hectic VARSITY , CAPITOL ried -Mtn t sa.a son YVONNE De;CARLO JOAN CAULFIELD Represented in This County by These Dealers: BRIAN DONLEVY WILLIAM HAYDEN in BILLY De WOLFE PARKER SEED CO., Murray Let's Start Work on Kentucky Lake 'SONG OF in State Park at Eggner's Ferry Now! SCHEHERAZADE' 'DEAR 'RUTH' 14 SCARBROUGH & TAYLOR, Hazel

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SINGER SEWING MACHINE rep- day 27 to 0. day 3 to 0. The Commodores wiN . resentative of Paducah will be In ANSWER TO Joe DiMaggio Is Mainstay Of Yanks In - For Sale PREVIOUS PIJZZL3 Henry Frnka's Tulane Green- faces Alabama. Red Drew's men Murray each Thursday at the Outfield; Dodgers Have Nobody To Match wave, which outclassed formidable should be on the rebound and Red FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO Crossword Puzzle JANOS, one extra nice small DUO 12111G1111-1 Mg Alabama most of the way to take Sanders' crew should be sill roll- SUPPLY STORE. We are equip- ACROSS 32 -Tavern medium size. Also tuning and 1-Moto Dick's 33-Trick Editor's Note: This is the fourth a 21 to 20 decision from the Red ing. It will be a humdinger in ped to repair any make machine. enemy 34-Purrdamental iigr3 VITA. repairing. A. W. Wheeler, 517 S. and last in a series of stories com- is. hitting .309, but ebeauae of a Elephants Saturday will dispute Nashville. 6-Male pig 37-Bainta • rLi 3rd St., Mayfield, Ky. Telephone Free estimates given; all work 9 -Halt beverage F raq series of injuries, appears to have second spot in the paring the 1947 Series ratings with 13 -Hang Lally 55-Noted English 11151LII1 World riv- Auburn will be seeking its first 397-W. guaranteed. All calls made prev- piiiiin uric] lost much of his, longball hitting Teel Olp 13-Pimples surgeon ff111C1 MON piiing4 als. in New Orleans Saturday. win after two losses in an engage- iously will be taken care of prom- 14- The legal 41-A friend In power,, having clubbed only five profession Mexico arn 1111121u1 KICII MR By LEO H. PETERSEN LSU meanwhile will have an ment wPth Louisiana Tech. Miss- R SALE-New modern 5-room ptly. For service call 135. MU homers. But in -a pinch he's just 15- Greet ;cite? 44-Apple Nam R An L IP 1404 United Press Sports Editor opportunity to show how strong issippi State will travel north to stucco house with plastered walls, 18--ArtInciai lights 45-Llf ta again OR AM R.1 'clr, airli z about as dangerous as they come 18 Thoughts 47-Weathercock NEW YORK, Sept. 27 UP)- they really are in an acid test show its talented backfield CUT FLOWERS, CORSAGES and N,,,E ER . 11 against hardwood floors. Attached gar- 20 To one aids 50--Creel letter Manart,i- Bucy Harris affectionate- and he can cover ground with against the Georgia Bulldogs, beat- Michigan State. FUNERAL 21 Student cloctoi 51 -Dispatched C_ ,T 1,_P W_ 114 age A real bargain. Telephone DESIGNS-Huie Flow- -Ingilah school ly DiMaggie. He still has a sore 23 Noah's ship 02 9 ck,f_ i Wu! -1111 refers to him as "The Big Fel- en by North Carolina 14 to 7 but - Florida will be gunning to snap 346-R. S30p er Shop, South 15th Street. Phone 24- French coin for boys shoulder, however, which affects 35-Defamed II-Oriental Nde P- it 1411,31ilf-1 - A .J low," and in baseball language Jo- uncrushed. The Buildoga will en- a lung losing streak in a clash with 479. MU his throwing. 30-Parsed road in 04-Makes lam seph Paul Di Maggio is all of that. . tertain the Bengals at Athens Sat- North Texas State Teachers at , 'OR SALE: One new Holland Sums 65 -Rio The rest of DOWN As an all-around performer he the regular Dodger straighurday. Gainesville, Fla. Tennessee, sore. pick-up hay baler. First come, lawspwres MONUMENTS has no peer in the Major leagues outfield will be Dixie Walker, .the Mississippi eaelted.up its second from 2 i 5 b 1 I 9 10 !, the Tech encounter, will face first served. Taylor Implement Murray Marble and Granite Works, I-Prtercs Ismael Old 2-Ciarden tool and his presence in •centerfield pro, in right and Gene Her- t conference win with a 14- Duke's Blue Devils, conquerors of Co. S29c East Maple 'St., near 3-Hsight Depot. Tele- when the World Series opens Tues- mansik, who has come along fast 6 decision over Florida. The Re- North Carolina Stelae. . — phone 4-sword 121. Porter White and L. D 0-Weighing day gives the New York Yankees this season in left. Thar means bels meet South Carolina in Of SALE: 30 Hampshire pigs 8 ,5 Mem- interest will be the in Outland, Managers Mtf 8-Dried orchid a considerable outfield advantage that sitting on the Dodger bench phis this weekend. weeks old. 1th miles east of roots Texas between the Bobby Layne- 7-0HIS name over the Brooklyn Dodgers. will be their best defensive out- Vanderbilt, showing Lynn Grove. Rogers. is 20 surprising powered Texas juggernaut and. Eugene S29p 4-Hold back fieldef and their leading RBI man For 11-Frsneb dugout Not that DiMaggio has to cover strength up front, brought back a North Carolina. Rent 2, 22 /7 73 10-Conta to earth the gardens alone, for he is ably -Carl Furiallo. Furillo cannot hit "Purity League" FOR SALE-One green and win- 11 --Scoteh-lr lab Northwestern collar; 11--01aolal ridge a,bbetted by Tommy Henrich and right handed pitching add sees ac- winntng in Evanston ter coat with red fox also 2' 70 Satur- READ THE CLASSIFIEDS! a FOR RENT: Two room first floor 2a yii 2b 19 If-Baur vetch Johnny Lindell, tion only against southpaws, of plaid all wool pleated skirt. Call 21-13mall Island but he is the play- apartment in Hazel. Good loca- which the Xankees 758-J. Hp 50 ' • II-Christmas carol er who holds the key to the door have only one, tion.' Prefer young or middle age 11 -Historians their relief artist, Joe 26-Insect of Yankee success. It used to be Page. - man and wife. Mrs. F. B. Stag- 51-Purify "as Ruth went so went the Yan- There_ is little to choae between lap- ner, Tr-Princely Italian Servicos Offered Hazel, Ay. S29p family kees." Now. it's "as DiMaggio goes, Henrich and Walker. - the WO • WHEN YOU BUILD fl-Hurried animal _so. do the Yankees." Hermanski and Lindell are rated nut; 1_4 - ti-Last fetter In' ELECTRIC MOToit. repaa- aiai re- FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom. Greek alphabet Just what he meanLiiheam a out on a. par t-tria-- 13-Vain person was for building, quick service-Sam Pil- adjoining bath, near college. Phone 'demonstrated clearly early in flychaser late in the campaign 141 a8 low, phone 981-R. S29c at 60-Cut the season. Out from the effects came tin with extra base blows that 18 or 1285-M, Paris. 41-Cud of wee BUILD WITH THE BEST - 6r-rn Operation to remove a spur that played a aply Tenn. • MTW tf so si Tt 43-Deal out big part in the 43-Persia In his heel, DiMaggio sat on Brooklyn 44-Copper the pennant triumph. CORSAGES, CUT-FLOWERS and Notices 55 55 NI-Large boar or bench- and watched the Yankees As in other departments. the . FUNERAL DESIGNS-Huie Flow- eater founder. Then, despite the fact he Dodgers have the better outfield 3 48-Prells not er Shop, South 15th St. Phone .6c N 104. 1.04, 4,414.0. Iso 49-Conclusion still was limping, he went into the res:rve strength, In addition to itifiria I ii Furti NOTICE I ani the Jgent for Fuller Cal- 479. MU lineup and from that Day on Yan- Furiollo there is Arky Vaugha, who •110 film/ Brush Company-John P. Cashon. Ill • No Ni4/4 all kee fortunes rose. . is hitting a cool. 328 as a part- mmull STREAMLINED WRECKER SER- disabled veteran-student- 405 N DiMaggio leads the series• fly- time performer and pinch hitter. Egg XIMO Jun VICE. New equipment, 24-hour, si lath St • 01 p Today's Sports Parade chasers w4h an average of .318, Back of the Yankee startinCtrio af/00 fast, dependable Wrecker Service. has batted in 95 runs and has hit there is Yogi perm,' _who priaa- •• CONCRETE PRODUCT Bel- Charges reasonable. Day phone By OSCAR FRALEY • 20 homers, The Dodgers have no ably -will **be most of his series 97. Night phone 424-Porter Mo- Lost and Found] United .Prela Sports Writer I sailed one over Speaker's head and player to match that even thuugh service back of the plate, and Al tor Company, Chevrolet Sales and NEW YORK. Sept. 29 tin') - They East 1110;11., as Tris stumbled back to the wall they have a Mighty solid. ,baseball ,Clark, so "fookie who came up from s Murr,rc,Ks 324 Service.. Mtf stilrgloried storied ball LOST-Ladies watch, was in coin were and for the ball three runs scored. For citizen out there in centerfield in Newark lite in the season and has players-to the heart if not to the WE REPAIR TYPEWRITERS and purse with Hawaiian dollar, with Combs, once one of the fastest men the person of Pete Reiser. Reiser hit .379 in 23 games. . - both wrapped in handkerchief. eye. '4 in baseball, that stretch from third 1 ADDING MACHINES — Kirk A. They had come from all sections Pool & Co Phone 00 Mtf Could have been lost in Clinic or home was a panting, faltering mile Roberts Grocery. Please bring to of the country, names and legends That "homer" brought down the Bengal Tigers Are Foremost Claimants To KODAK FINISHING, advertising this office. 'Reward. S29p out of the past, to aid the Babe house. But you couldn't help re- 1 Position In photography, portraits. We buy Ruth -foundation. membering the days when the SEC; Others Are Strong WE SELL and sell used cameras - Donell And as time rolled back the pages "gray eagle" would have struck it Writing's Not Everything Studio, 203 South Sixth Street. of men like Babe Ruth. Ty Cobb, in his pip pocket. 'they really were By WILLIAM A. SHIRES question this. Phone 3.87 MU NORRISTOWN. Pa. t Lefty Grove, Home Run Baker, "the good old days." 'weekend. - ATLANTA, Ga.. Sept. 29 tUP.1- Zooming as strength - — with an "X"-disclosed a personal Chief -Bender and Red Faber step- towers of RUBBER STAMPS Louisiana State's highly MEMORIALS ham McCann conducted a printing ped out to taky a bow at Yankee touted were four lightly-regarded pre- About )139.000.000 in surplus real Bengal Tigers were Calloway County Monument Corn. shop here for 20 years despite: his Stadium yesterday you forgot the foremost season choices-Tulane, Mississippi, property remains to claimants pany. Vest*: A. Orr, sales mana- inability to write. His will-signed present. be disposed to the number one rat- Vanderbilt and Misailiaippi State. of In the Louisville region of War ing in the Southeastern ger, Phone M. West Mau' Street estate of $10,000 at the time of his You didn't see the shining pates, Conference But running next to the Tigers Assets Administration. today' but the Ledger & Times Extended. MU death. the bowed shoulders or the wav- Negotia- issue was not with- was the flashy Georgia Tech jug- tions will be handled by the out dispute. ering walks. You sew once again Zone gernaut which overwhelmed co- office in Chicago The state was set the hustling, confident men who to decide the champion Tenneasee here Satur- wrote baseball history with their NANCY skill. speed and daring. Enough to Keep Anybody Awake By Ernie Bualupiller Sure, it was an optical illusion. For Cobb of the flashihg feet is slowing and wrinkled now. Trio NANCY -- - WHY Speaker the old "gray vague" is DO YOU KEEP white on trip and all of them show- OOPS ed the poison of aga But your 1 SAYING heart cried out in agony the most ,11.510PS ? when the crowd roared its tribute OOPS ; to the Babe. - * l'S -He's still the big guy of baseball. th (*.this or any day. They showed him that but looking at the bam- 113t bino you felt how fast the Old :er days are slipping into the past. Still fighting for recovery from an operation. Ruth clutched a micro- I NEVER SAW phone and in a ghostly, choking whisper which at times was barely SUCH A nd audible he told them: CLUMSY FLOCK "I sound pretty bad, folks. But OF SHEEP these dollars for the kids is from your hearts and my heart." ta- Ruth walked out among them. in shaking , hands with other fallen stars like Harry Hooper. Duffy ABBIE an' SLATS Maniac on the Loose ur By Raeburn Van Buren Lewoi. Mickey Cochrane. Earle Combs. Wally Pipp and Waite Hoyt. He. posed with Cobb and eE WAY FOR 'THE SALK BUT-YOU DON'T) .--1 WE'RE I'M THE ENEMY OF ALL SO-CALLED LOOK OUT! THAT mANiAC'e; Speaker and. 'timid the singular NEXT PRESIDENT OF 'TTHERE! UNDER5TAND, AU. HIS LEADERS/ THEY LEAD US ONLY TO c./OT A C•UN!!.!...j in. silence f a large crowd, tottered a THE VNITED STATES! I'M HIS FRIEND! FRIEN06, DEATH AND DESTRAXTiON! few steps off by himself, turned BIM! DOWN WTTI4 DOBBS,TM' his back on the other men of a WOULD-BE There bygone era and looking out toward is no substitute TYRANT! ty centerfield-inastily wiped his eyes. op The "old men" huddled then and for security... picked teams for a two-inning exhi- bition and gathered there at home plate was the highest priced talent in baseball annals with its value Southern Bell's Pension and Sick Benefit Plan run out. for 'Its Employees has been in effect 34 years Hoyt was on the Irhound and the years stole away as "Cobb went to with all costs paid by the Company. the plate. The "Georgia Peach" dragged a bunt and you were star- tled as Wally Schang threw him Folks here at Southern Bell enjoy the many advan- out %ten he was only half way to tages of an Employee Pension Plan that holds promise first. of happy, secure years ahead. Harry Hooper reached first as Wally Pipp fell and went to sec- _ Yes, Southern Bell was not only one of the very ond on Minis overthrow. Speaker LI'L ABNER Into the Valley of Death ! ! By Al Capp :first companies to give its employees a Pension Pro- doubled as of old but Duffy Lewis {Mined to Red Rolfe and Jimmy gram, but its Pension Plan has continued to be one Foxx struck out on Hoy•t's mean- NOW FO'A LIL THANKS,COACH,'?' of the hest. It is part of a comprehensive Employee dering "fast ball." Combs led off s-so THIS IS TAKIN" IT If 1—c LIGHT PRACTISE AI--4 FEELS jamping to Al Simmons. Rolfe EASY!" CARRYIN'Fir rEEN Benefit Plan that also covers sickness, accident, dis- by TACKLIN' AN' L A7Y MONSTERS, AN'Z IGZACIG N Walking, George Selkirk ground- BRoKEN.-FIELD THIS ability and death payments. THROUGH A FIELD 0' colc-T 0052:$1,p,d- ed out. Gehringer ter Simmons at PuNNIN!. YO' KIN AFTERNDON, WHIZEIN'BULLETS!! These advantages,together with good wages.steady second. Mark Koenileawung lustily TAKE IT EASY ToDA ANYHOW!! 0la artr -and grounded meekly to Geh- employment,vacations and holidays with pay, provide YOKUm ringer. a feeling of security for Telephone folks throughout The customers skTearned for a v. working years and; after retirement. second inning and the old boys obliged. With Lefty Gome pitch- They benefit you. too, because by contributing to nu/7 Cochrafle. grounded and Geh- • the well-being of Telephone. workers. the result is ringer walked. But home run Bak- er hit into a double play, Gomez better and more economical telephone service for you. to Koenig to Pipp. With Faber pitching, Pipp popped SOUTHERN alll TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY -to Gehringer and Aaron Ward lift- Incorporated ii mild fly- to Simr.l.lons. Schang waihrest4hen and went to second as • GOMUZ SOIFICCI - one his friends will 1111111111:: never hear the end of. Then Combs

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1947 PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER_ _ 29, arca Personal Paragraphs • Mrs. Estelle Forest Ezell has re- brothsro- (jittliit---Clopton, and Club Neivs Activities Locals turned from Frankfurt where she, family, of the. ColdwateasiRoad. took her state test for beauticians . • • She is to be connected with the Guests at Swanstadt Sunday Demus Futrell Beauty Shop. afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Women's Page Weddings • • Ritchie, Louisville, Richard Cocke, JO WILLIAMS, Editor — PHONE 374-M Mr. and Mrs. Solim Shackleford, Murray State College, Mr. and Mn, and Mrs. Claude Anderson, Mrs. 'Archie tSimmens and Miss • Mrs. A.- G. Childers and Mr. and Viroinia Cooke who drove over Mrs. George Williams were visit- from Wickliffe, to visit their rela- ors in Mayfield Thursday evening. toes Mr. and Mrs: H. R. Long Magazine Club Meets Social Calendar The ladies attended the American and Miss Gretchen Long before At Mrs. Owen Home Legion Auxiliary meeting for in- they returned to their home in stallation of Mayfield unit officers Semmerville, N. J. ' Monday. September 29 for 1947-48. Mrs. George Williams, • • 'Mrs. George Upchurch was hos- The Executive Board of the first district committee . woman, Mrs. George Gatlin who has tess to the members of the Maga- Parent-Teachers Association will American Legion Auxiliary. Det- been visiting ,Mrs., W. S. Swann zine Club" at her home on Olive meet et 2:30 at - the home of Mr, partment of Kentucky, was install- has returned to her home in Mem- street 'Thursday afternoon at 2.30 Maurice Crass, 500 North Seventh ing officer assisted by Mrs. Solon phis. o'clock. street. Shackleford, installing sergeant- • .• The chairman. Mrs.. L. E. Owen. Wednesday. October 1 Distributed by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. :it-arms. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Long and presided and the minutes were The Cora Graves Circle of the • • have CHAPTER TWENTY thought, I'm going to call up Mrs. Miss Grellten Long, who read and approved. College Presbyterian Church will Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Clopton of Swahstada left last -A FEW routine questions ...- Crabtree again. I'm going to ask been guests at A letter was read from Mrs. L. J. meet at 7.30 p.m. with Mrs. A. H. her to speak to Mrs. Mayfield, and Milan. Term., Were visitors, Sun- night, to return to their. home in "said Captain Hofer in a Boron, a former member who has Kopperud. 800 Main 'streea. tell her to find out if Mr. Camford day, in the home of the latter's Sommerville. N. J. Mr. Long is- an folICI. serious yoice, really is in Boston. • moved to Ohio. The regular meeting of the Par- accountant who has worked out wasnt? Miss Dolly wasu ent-Teachers Assocuktion will be The sound of it, coming from And if he of bookkeeping A report from the Welfare com- f, riisgii te 1:ie d i‘v.-thaeynbes h se he huea drod saubmoe -t --his own system held at 3 pm. at the MUrraY High downstairs. awoke Maggie. She Business Good Says mittee was given by Mrs. R T. wallet. which has become very popular in auditorium. :at up in bed: filled with a tnhing. Wells regarding a gift, an electric School Maybe she's spoken to Cap- Garbage Collector' the metropolitan area. - Mrs'. Long urgelacy. Now heater, that was presented to Moot. aense of extreme tam n Hofer already. Maybe I need is the daughter of Mr. sand Mrs. A. worry so . . . Sept. 26 iUP) Alice Waters fond VAe Grove Home It's begun. she 'thought. not INDIANAPOLIS. J. Grief who are Si well known Lynn She got up and put on her dress- Somebody was trying the door- -A garbage collector said today he in Murray and who spent SO much Mrs. Ed Carter who was voted trig -gown slippers, to go and and knob. thinks it's a shame the way peo- time in Porta Rica, Cuba and Haiti into the club last month accepted ; wash in a hurry But tier door Makers Meet "Maggie. will you let me in. throw,oway mountains of food where Mr. Grief was connected membership stuck: she pulled and pushed it. Miss Dolly. please?" called .. .. they pay high prices for. sugar industry. Miss Other committees gave reports Miss Marton Crawford. food but it would not come open With the "I can't get the door open.' Paul L. Hutzler, president of the Long is secretary of Miss during the businem session. leader for the year. gave the first I've got to get down to Captain Mis,s Dolly rattled the knob, and Gretchen Modern Scavenger Service, Inca actress, and of a series of lessons in the mak--44oftse shethought. He'll have to pulled and pushed. Gertrude Lawninees- The program was sponsored by -peo- ask me questions. The best thine is I'll get Johnny," she said. said his business is booming Pier producer husband Richard Miss Capme-Beate and given by ing of sandwiches at the Lynn to get dressed and the!) try the And in a moment he came along ple are tossing iitit more food than tdriati. Miss Evelyn Linn whose subject Grove Homemakers meeting She door again. If it won't open, I'll A the balcony .and in through the they ever did before. explained the need far making bang on It. was ''A Garden Program". long window: he dropped down complaining," ,he ,said. wheal oragairae rirecceri she tried - "I'm not e hostess sera y sa wicker chair and lit mg- FIELDER She knocked, she rattled the IIIW a a -theti-evera- HAYS & plates tu the 13 members present and ...ataractic*. again. arette. knob _ and knocked louder. Well., a -But when you can find whole and Mrs Hardin. Morris. guest . Miss Rachel Rowland. Ii. me Aren't you going to get the that's provoking, she thought. You hams, big hunks of bacon and un- Miss Alice Waters will be host- demonstration agent assisted in door open?"' Maggie asked. would thin% somebody'd hear me. touched loaves of bread in garbage Quality the making of the sandwiahes, I'll try." he said. "But I'd like tess at the October meeting at the She thought a minute and then you first. Getty'll be went atolunt to .pails you know it's time for •ac- home of Mrs Virus Beale. demonstrating and explaining how out on the balcony. It was a along any -minute: there's not bright, lovely hon." Foods "• to make a variety of sandwiches to day: a shaft of sun much..time." came Into the tunnel and the water Hutzler said it should be easy be served as the main course of a saidI'manggoite.going on that yacht," in its path was a warm brown, for most Americans to go along Wear-Helm Class Has meal. afor school lunches and the flecked with foam. I wonder . . . , with President Truman's food con- 16th and Main pretty tea party type. Each type she thought. I wonder if I ciatildn't - 'Dolly•-tolciine- that, That's what Meeting Fri. at Church servatein plan. was shown arranged on a tray get in by some other window I want to talk to you about. Do go. Maggie. It'll be only a week or ten "During the war. people were The Wear-Helm Bible Class as- which made an attractive 'picture The floor 01 -the oalcony sagged under her feet. the railing was days out of your life, and Doily more conservative," he said. "But First Each member seemed interested ,Ample Parking rv sembled in the lounge of the broken away in one place It's not needs you." AWARD PIECE-"The Arches, Moret, France" is the title of now we're getting more garbage Christian Church. Friday after- and was free to ask questions at "I'm sorry," Maggie mid. "But vie. she thought, going cauticrusly this etching by Paul F. Berdanier, well-ltnown illustrator and than ever before, Space noon.. 2:30 o'clock for the Septem- thf end of the demonstration. Th.; close to the wall of the house. I'd I'm not going." 1 editorial cartoonist. Mn, Berdanier has been selected 6..s ber program. arranged by Mrs. •J. lesson was given at the home. -of hate to fall into that water "Maggie, ii Dolly goes off on ho Getty's yacht without you, It's the official etcher for the Allied Artists of America 1947 exhibi- H Coleman -kirengtrs H P Wear. Mrs. Joe Crawford. Tuesday.'• Sep- Here .was another window and at facing it, sitting at a table. was llneeh for her. Gabrielle Getty Isn't New York City starting Oct. 5. A print of Ottis, Churchill. president tember 23. 'at 2 c'cleck with 17 tion to be held in bei Mrs Neely drawing with a crayon. She going along.. yoo know. If Dolly members members and one visit.r. the above etching will be given to the associate ais Ca of the class, was in the chair Mrs looked at him through the rusty goes along with Getty and Hostesses were: Mesdames . H. P. Donald Crawford. present screen. Neely ...." of the group. att Wear. Claude Rawland. Rhoda This was the first! - meeting of -She ought to know better.' Se "Oh yes. Only she doesn't. he Schroader, Ola Newman.. J. H. the year with Mrs. Clifton Key. THEN she scratched on the W. • screen, and he glanced up, won't believe that Gabrielle hates North _Fork News In Coleman. Kate Kirk. W D Als- president. in charge her." "Let me in, will you please?" she Par worn and -Mssa Reobie- -Wear,.. Grftr officers for _the ea_a_a_i_a_ are _ "Well. does she?" said. "My door is stuck:I -can't get Rev. A. B. Pierce delivered a The devotional service, opening Mesdames Pearl Jones. vice-presi- out of my room.': "Why not?" he said. "Getty's in- In with the_ hymn "Faith_ et dentraJesse 5to_r_yaa secretarvOreas "You can't come .in here:" said fatuaftsd with Dolly. She says It's good sermon at North Fork last Fathers." with Mrs Calernan at urer: Carl Lockhart. and Vernen Neely. "Go back. I'll get your door lust a beautiful friendship. But it Sunday for his farewell sermon as trn doesn't look that way to Gabrielle. the piano, was beautifully presen- Butterworth, mayor leaders r cloth- open presently." he has resigned as pastor. , ' fro "I past want to go through your She'll bring suit for divorce. and pet ted by Mrs Lou Johnston. her ing,: Clois Butterworth, mina name Dolly-.You can figure out for Bro. Smith will preach at North room.". A subject_ being "It Happened at project leader ;landscaping.: Gor- - yourself what that'll do for Dolly." Fork fourth Sunday morning at No." said Neely. and he began be Bethany -' don -Crouch readre enflame:ere -Not to draw- again. "Sise ought to know better." said II o'clock and there will be sing- Miss Reultne Wear gave an in- Harris. publicity: Miss Manes; "Now, look here!" said Maggie. Maggie, ing in the afternoon. Set Crawford. foods leader: finance "I'm not going to stay shut up. I al terpretation of "The Good Fairy "DOLLY has a theory - tie said Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Easlick Committee. Mrs. Cletus want to go downstairs right note Pfdlosophy " Byrd. Mrs you "She says that, if she doeszet and children, Sherry and Iris from Miller Whatever is the matter with Ho During the business•session. Miss McReynolda and Mrs. Joel What makes you do anything 'wrong.' nothing can Des Monies. Ia.. are visiting their so mean and • nd Lula Flatland, secretary-treasurer. Crawford. spiteful?" happen to her It's a dangerous daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Morris theory got net- SOC gave a report of the post three Preceding the progrsne. Mrs He looked at her again. "I on- and it's Onto client,' Jenkins this week. months' accomplishments Mrs Leon Chambers as-as in caorge derstand women very well. I know of trouble before this Well " He Ger "Maybe you're right Mau- Mr. and Mrs. Terry Morris and JcIlm Clapton. chairman of 'the the- devonanaa Miss ftew:aro! what youae up to. Yoo think be- sighed sen cau.se you'te pretty, SOU can Make Fie. Maybe you'd better look kites daughter Zipora spent last weekend me nominating committee, presented gave a brief outiine of the yaera- Yoursell• anti the heck with Dolly.' a fool of Me. Well, you're wasting with Mr. and Mrs. One Morris of So( the slats of officers fbr 1948. which work your time.- "I can't neip it," Maggie cried The club voted to Whitlock. FLEISCHMANN'S Dry Yeast &JAI resulted in the election of Mrs ehanze the What want tO are you talking about?" "I• don': be mixed up in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding Annie Wear. .president. the hold regular monthly aneetiag date frerr. • cried Maggie. Bales' like this." and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. it over of Mrs Charlie aShraat, vie- the fourth _Tuesday te the sera a.d -women mean nothing to hie"_ _ He rose. "I can see how you feel is right there when you need F: said Neely. Carnol Boyd Saturday night. president,Mass Lola Holland. sec- Wednesday of each month Th- "When I was twenty 1 I'm sorry because I'm fond of Dolly was a fool. It won't happen aaain Several from around here attend- • Unexpected guests arriving soon'.' Don't feet- St • retary-treasurer next meeting will be held st the But I shouldn't have expected _ mi Now you can stand there and make to witrrs yourself abc•ut all this." ed the singing at Story's Chapel Fleischmann's Fast Rising Dry Yeast lets 'you Delectable refreshments were rme of Mrs Vernon Butterwarth. eyes as long as you like" - He. held out his hand. ''Good-bye Sunday. make your favorite &emelt bread "quick-in-a- , served during the socia/ hour Wednesday. Oct 8. 1947 "I'm not making eyes!" she'said Ylageie!" Vernon Nance left for D.Oroit hurry"! No need to keep it in the icebox, it stays far Swann. Mrs Cletus Byrd had charge sf scornfully. , Guests were: Mr, W S said Neely. you going away?" (reels in the'Cupboard for weeks-always read' triats, Rai the recreation.' "You're a hypocrite; Saturday night. and her visitors. Mr, H. R Long, Refreanments were "YesYes. I've got a lob. I'm off to for "last minute" baking. IF YOU BAKE AT per sommem "You deceive other people. but not Visitors in the 'home of Mr. and eo N a and Mrs etoas- served during the social 'hour. China " breads, rolls, • • • me. You-- Mrs. George Jenkins Su nd a y HOME-make more delicious 812 ard Cockee, Wickliffe' Ky She'took his outstretched ria.nd His- "IA;e1 "said Captaf_nollofer's_wad_ h„."..,,_ki,..,4aaaaawa,,_ aftertuaao were Mr._ and Mrs..Her- desserts faster-get Fleieahmann:s Fast gu. Mentiprg- were- voice from` laeToit''Very- .natieb mg Dry Yeast. At your grocer's. - Alpha, Department -you re a'-dear • -trtm Vt." he COMFORT WITH CHIC — twri Easlick and children, Mr. and dez dames Gine Churchill. .1 H Cole- obliged. Miss Cantferll ''' saidt "I an "Let *Oh Well it doesn't comfort with Mrs. Morris Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. mar., Lou Johnitota Lola Jones.' Meets Saturday me in!" cried Maggle.-' matter " Combining "Not I." said Ngely. this ensemble Made of Rudolph Key, Dorothy Key, Peg- Cordis Fair. Effie Diuguid, Billie He was the only one here who chic, ps in the cupboard wit A car started and drove away. gy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon McKee& Rhoda Schroeder, Jahn The Alpha Departmea. f it had been kind to her, nice to her brown and beige checked Captain Hofer wa.s gone Morrisaand children, Mr. and Mrs aw, H P Wear, C H Red- Murray Woman's Club mat ,,t 2:30 "All right".said Mavele "I think "I don't mean to be - self- tweed trimmed with nutria red righteous about Glynn Orr and children, Mr. and den, Charlie Shmat. Claude Row- Saturday afternoon at the Club - I seeetaw. You wanted to keep me PAM Dolly." the was designed by Robert id unsteadily. "If I do go along Mrs. Terry Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Pig land, Ola Newman, Ann:e Wear lirOJeS. from telling about Mr Aneel in the Piguet of Paris. The gored 7 ' rowboat." with tier- Oman Paschall. Mr. and Mrs. Her- Misses Emma Helm Frankie Hol- Mrs E. J Beale. Mrs Giendell tapering at the "And you wanted to tell alaosito you to the end ef my skirt slightly bert Orr and daughter and Mrs. ame Wear. Mrs Henry Mullin,, Jr 1:14 01-441( IAN)/ land and Reubie it." said tie said, and bena.a.g. he hem, short basqued jacket put • • Neely. "You wanted to see aaYs•' Okla Holley. 0117'5TM/01NC Mr, G B Seat: Mn- Ft M Moor; in Jail." _. • . kissed her on-the temple. Me edged with fur and plastron Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Morris and Mr and Mr, A •G fiaghe slpd aral Mrs Rainey T Welia Were .. She turned her back on him and - He went out through the long front conceal a bodice that children visited ' ME and Mrs uncle. Mr. Charlie. Srrath Wert aosteases went Into her own loom again, window onto the balcony and Meiotic molds bosom and fastens Cooper Jones Saturday night. the week-end with relaaveY at Mr, Ray- Treor. char:I-man. pre- Someone will have to let me out stood looking after rum THE pretty soon, she thought. I euess with tears in her eyes the 'center front. Peggy Jones spent Sunday night OF YEAR Savannah. Tenn.- sided during the ID..istr,e.s, session LUF Neely locked me In. Well, Miss Maybe I will go . . she thought. with Dorothy Key. Dolly. or Johnny, will let me out. Mrs', Narde. Paschall, Mrs. Betty •-• • There's nothing to worry about. (To be contomedi Is Si Assault Groom, and Ml's. Notice Grooms Pi° (The characters in this scria! are Armed Races HE made her' bed f-nd tidied the Today At Belmont were jh Paris-Thursday afternoon. Sroom. When I do get out. she 'Gorr Dy tatisaCiyetitu,°8•Ilanisay Holding' Mrs: Bardon.Nance is improving ecn after an illness of several days. .NEW YORK, Sept. 27 sha • Mrs: Oman Paschall, Mrs. Ella Calumet Farm's Armed, hailed as Jul 'R I Mn. James Diaeilid, Mem- Morris•-and Zipora Mortis visited the handicap champion last sea- La.; WIT1 Mr intl Mr, W G Swann, Mrs. Glyn Orr Thursday , after- son, stood ready to defend., his v..it M If Mn- We I` 'in -t Swain noon.. title against King Ranch's Assaulti fOr '` .A ry. afternoen was in their 5100.000 match race qt aad fr'''-- ' 25" r • inns"'' ai,ii ira yiew- !Wks. ' Will Ikarris 'of Nashville, Belmont Park Today but there fig- - Tenn is the guest .ofaheara brother, ures to be little gierry in the race Mr. Melus Linn and family; Mrs. for the lough little gelding. Willie Linn and daughter. Miss , If ,Armed wins they'll say hy Evelyn Linn:, and Mr. and Mrs. New Concord News evi, beat a -cripple, and if he doesn't. Tom Moore Williams. We have only a handle a tilti 1 thelt i,, 'i,i :rat, Every I, id., . i I . this Cool they'll 'say he couldn't limited amount rl . . a''' 'I'.' r ,,ftr,r '-sir Is (,,'at. th0 as three-legged horse. For AssauU, • Neil ,ir man of the New York pacing of these beautiful ,,,. ,r, ,,.,.,,",i ..,". ir,..n r:w 1 alway• wr.i: ry aiii fear. his rival in what once was sailed Tar I a Commission. to rule that no betting Lamps i - i.orti.. Nii. , q'ry.eibi,ut a too as the "race. of the. century", twice via !al.-. 4n S(',/'-t....,,i, ,,... ,,..,,,.p, ee „ 'hr'ur would be permitted on the mile- of waa reported lame this week, Mary C -I, r ,!.'I F1,114, We.,r ;ir.ri ' '. fi''''' . and-aaquarter special. prompling Ashley T. Cole; chair- . Chtirl. -.. T Iley a, ial.,-1 so, .rio :s.t i s. 134''t •• 11 -ht, to 'or newly wsels Despite a splint •in his left !alio Celeman Edwards and Mr. which has been bothering ' Sprk, ,11 foreleg eye-sore in I, g Parker, arid al,, ane of our - We still have one Assault' all week, owner Robert J. fir rrir,r toe h, Morelle Clenden- New Concord tho, which is a dis- lKleberg decided to run his horse aria 1c.11- Nara''' grace and a dishonor to the dead, but could only "hope that he will .wri CI, T aa" and that is the broom sedge coy- be at his best." ii t; tip 1,, r, I'ci ha..., hew neigh- WASHER Awl worthy 'Mar 9amou4 HORTON ao. s, , rty tia hill. Mr and Mrs. end old grave yard not News ofrAssault's condition canny Rut; fel* of the name cemetery. as a disappointment- 'to the rac- thy nation for they had —A REAL VALUE— ha' arid rit h • at-Ming Guy- Lao:Ma. a Boy Scout organ- ing fans of how looked forward to the match. since • See,' ;! fiyIndfi izer, and 'roe who knows Only Assault was "VOted "'Horee of the Big. fast, economical and efficient 9 lb. size. Barnett Graveyard .near Poplar Long Family is . Springs 'Church was changed into Year" last season and Armed the takes 3 to 12 minutes per load. Double wall tub to by a few being handicap champion rolls. Plastic • scent- a place f,f beauty keep water hot longer. Large wringer Feted At'Picnic Nevertheless, 70.000 fans are ex- 7(5 I,'',,s he- willing to serve 'on a committee to aluminum agitator. Fast Draining Pump. caretaker, pected at Belmont Park, for even coated S ni1i il the '(her things. raise funds to hire a al: P W, ir 7r M race proves payrnerits. asarel-a 5.1,051, are helped by new asks that every man and women if the Arrsied-Asiault Divided Pt' Part.ri a '11 i,,2r,tf'.1 pie- Even lunch interested in Concord graveyard ii bust, New Yorkers will see "cic ly 70%4 V.,,•! cantiinv method, and the S cemetery meet next their .beloved stymie race against ing picr,ic- parka at Col- bill fir a rnia.th at our becoming a "1.144C,k14., afternoon, October. 2. at five rivals in the, $25,1100 Man- ; lora! goo-fay o not five dril-liv's Thursday o haridicap -arid the unbeaten ar,, glad that the countroals 2:30 at the graireyard, not to work, hattan Belote - told string of eight Gilbert defend her Co. the Betwich Appliance Co. - asel,kening to he-hr ways of deist pire. Now is ' last & juvenile Furniture other Riley straight against 12 to make ready for ourselves Varsity Theatre m- I laing: and taking more pride in time Next to Telephone 144 hoti Telephone 585 a decent resting plate, fillies in tlip 125,000 Matron stake& East Side Square alio, K. W lek- beautifying.

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