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The Morehead ’"ihdependent “ONE OF KENTUCKY’S GREATER WEEKUES’

MQREHEAD, KENTUCKY. THURSDAY MORNING. JVNE;17,.1943 NUMBER TWE.Vn*-FOUR WOliara H. May Caaoioff School To Be Win Not Submit HeM Here Jane 18 Local Poultrymeli u~"Fu„.,Ar 350 In Attendance Rationmg Orders Do^ Muzzled Home Staff Here Detailed Platform The Agricultural Extension Service is planning a Canning | Urged To New Goal By order of the Rowan County returned to At ES.T.C. For William H. May, present com ­ School for Rural Leaders. The: At A Glance School will be held at the More- Board of Health. Dr. T. A. Ev.ins, Morehead this week missioner of Acnculture and a Rowan County Health Officer, has head Public School Building. Pri- In Egg Production employment with the Lane fu­ candidate for Lieutenant Govem- issued a proclamation that' all Sommer Session .day, June the IBth, and will start neral Home. He had been con ­ today announced that he will dogs running at large wiinout at 10:00 o ’clock in the morning. Most Farms Have Larger nected with the-Lane estoblish- iotDistrict not submit a detailed platform ... muzzles or without a tag showing Large Number Training For Miss Ida Bagman from the Uni- Laying flocks. Labor. ment here since 1935. but for the CPA ofncials in the last few dajrs. behalf of his candidacy, since the innoculation for rabies wfll be past nine months had been em- Positions In Kentucky administration of SUte Govern- versity of Kentucky wiU conduct And Feed Problems kiUed by the sheriff or other peace Q. After usinc Stamps No. IS the ScboooL ployed by a funeral director in Schools aod IB for five pounds each, bow mert depends largely upon the officers. Man, West Virginia. Mrs Ander- Homemakers from every section i Rowan County poultrymen are can I ob ­ w%,Tcinuer.rolled in their Ic Victory program, the efens< Com- Mr. Anderson is formerly quarts «f fruit you will can. always expmsive. therefore as a Bath County, but has lived Greenup and Ae-f^ of the stu­ r^lTfr'p'^ucing vegetables and plan u) mittee estimated this weA. pit-tecii' e measuro.4ar the public Q. Can I exchance tires ffom platforms by candidatesindidates for Lieu-, | This county goat which is based Rowan County most of the -time dent body in residence work on ttte car I now have if I buy an ­ tenant Governor. weJfoie, Dr^vdc< isi compelled the Morehead State Teachers Col ­ 50 per Cent. j on the percentage increase sug- since 1924. other car with worse tires? A. 1*0 enforce Uiis rnea.-nji^. ______iege campus. Th' regirtration "It has been the custom ' gested for Kentucky by the U.S. With permission from your local Notices which havV been con- ¥>„„ OO figures exceeded exiwctaiion.-' of past for candidates for the ofAce Department of Agriculture, mtiiaunc board you may ' shift spicuousl>"p«stol-Wr the county \ JOlmSOIl, 2c, colleglege officials, and it is expected Lieutenant Governor to an ­ reached if adequate supplies of your tires but proper tire inspec­ nounce deUiled platforms. In re- AutoTaxStamps: and hoUCcaUoh thrmgh tha wmk- gucCUmbs After that the enrollment will hold up tion records must be set up for labor and feed are available, de­ ly newspapersleWsnaTVre ofnf tVk«the countydvg.i.T.g-u will.fill i' V -•- rsi .V through the second five and one- clared Committee Chairman Ho- future inspections. be regarded as sufficient warning LiOng llIllMS half weeks term s to open Q. 1 have two sons in the armed S-tiimrenS'Tm-lNOW On Sale At ia-rVare1g=: that disregard of this regulation the middle of Ju!v, “Poultry farmers are now lomt. how can I buy enough ra- effecfaplaNormothisowh QJfjjg will net be tolerated Ip any in­ Raymond Lee Johnson. 28. of A large number -'f students en­ Uoned food for them when they he must rathir, rely upon the m: working harder than ever in all- stance. this city, an employee of the Ken­ rolled at Morehead College are rww home on furlough? A Any tellig.nce of Ihe voters in selecl- out war production," CreigbUn In all fairness to yourself and tucky Fire Brick Company, died taking teacher-training as prepa ­ said, "continuing the ARo job they memher of me armed force, on ,„g . Gubemaiorlal Nominee to your pet. see that the stipuia-j Saturday. June 12. at his home ration for position for positions in f«ve tor 72 hours or lon„r must I „im j sn„„a admioiatratlve and SUmpB May Also Be Secured did in this county last year by tlons of this order complied [ here after having been in ill heal- Kentucky schools in t.he wartime Obuin a ratron rrertlfleeie before legi.UrUve platform. The U.u- Prom Collector Of producing approximately 330.000 with promptly. |th for more than a year. teacher crisis. A large group dozen eggs to help supply civilian, laeving camp. This certlAcate Internal RcTenue Raymond was born in Morehead have> formerly taugh'. and are re­ tenant Governor shuutcb then tniliury and lend-!ease needs. should be turned over to the per­ December 6. 1914. the son of Jess turningt to college for advanced pledge himself Also, two developments during son named as the provider of his Commissioner of Internal Reve- and Sallie Johnson, both deceased. 'work, and another ftroup are tak- platform: ’i last year have resulted in larger Dee'Smith Is New ils who wi'l have l.S days w.gy ,7, u.v „s indi- Holvering announced In 1934 be was married to Mis.s|ing their initial college woik 1 laying flocks on most farms today; turn it in to the board for food Laied by the Gubemalioial selec-l‘^‘ « Cledith Fouch. also of- Morehead. | earn emergency lea.''t'rg permits, certificates eovenng sugar, coffee. ij<,n in-addition the Lieutenant ^ dcnominatjon of $5.00 was "First,. egi- -prices ar shown by Cafeteria Director Tea and to this union two children | About fiffy' enroIl-.-d students proceiwrf foods, meats-fats. | Governor must wrve from time [ ?!" ^ -?!. were born. will share the governor'-: emer- Q. We are going to have - Collectors of Internal Reve- ' ^umpany-on« of ihe larger buyers Had Been Dietician .\t .More ­ * Coteiinor and illI t..— ,a -rr-iwhich‘ naid sios.™mK«,u,d,i.$108,000 in Kenluckv He was an ardent lover of ' gency fund of S20<')fl') which has wedding. Can we arrange fur'our would be fully sports. was a been set aside to lid studenu who baker to bake us a cake, with for 360.000 dozen. head College Past Year* emor to disrupt a well ordered ! payment of member of the i base--have never ta.ughi bofon? 1 the lax for the fifecal year be- ‘hat farmers saved an Miss llee Smith, dietitian at the' L’ntil the past year^ he■ lendtend ?ummer-seg-summer-sejic'l and uualify (Caailaaed Emc ‘Ibree) ling July 1. 194i. and must bebe. ^ “nofi^Ry_la'. , ’6e- e.^portion - aof, •-po- 1 purchased on or before that dale. !Second, conditions Mofehead College Caeteria. as- , bad been very active in civic and tor emergency pen...... teach.. u — I .AAA ...------—._A _..l < inagement of the cafe- ‘be community. Kntucky schools, according to ^he stamps will be serially r g pul- Funeral Services 'Eered. will be gummed on lera ’.ly week to succeed Missj He is survived in addition to his; Dr William H. Vaiijm. president "With this thought in mmd I BdarAa CleaveUn. former head. ! widow by two children. John Paul ' i Slat- ’ Tt-nJlier; Col- HeM Monday For pledge myself to support to the face, and will hfvrpwiiion on 'average , hatching the back for entry of the make. ! who left Tuesday to take over a 1 8. and Phyllis Jean. 6: two bro- , *c8e- The emergeney fund will be ^llest extent the platform of the positioa as director of dormitories i ihers. Hobart and Tommy Johnson j available to teach, .-s holding po- Willie l^pam ni model, serial number and Sutel ‘Those factors point rial Nominee chosen by in complete charge of housing and 1 one sister, Mary Louise Johnson: 1 sitions m schoo's the first fall license nymber of the vehicle. ] creased egg production." Creigh- Funeral services were held voters of Kentucky ihls step-m< who are now atlenditig moemtic Primary on August Helvering said that, to I ^ explain^, "if an improvement school to nualify for Venday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock son. and for WUUe H. Hamm, <7. of Clear- guard ugainst lots or theft, it has head of the Morehead cafeteria Wells. aU of Morehead. emergency permit wAch Aey been suggested that, when affix- for the past year, coming here Funeral services were held may earn with eight hours ot Or. K. DL luM Mg tbe steava. the voMele :coHafle credit. A number of the from Zte Pauw. where she foimer- Manda3>. Jane 14. wiA Ae Rev. orrhage. PiMubcuTblH Buek should dmpen the wincbbield ly was BKistant director of donn- (eacher-tramees a*e recent high rather than the adhesive side of Ramah Johnson, pastor of He was the soo of J.W. and Eli- itories. school graduates who arc taking the stamp. This method has been been cut so dnstically. Even soy ­ Mor^ead Church of God, officia ­ la Hamm, of Bath County, both "Pedagese and Pedage^. ’" a teaching jobs to meet Ae ciiaia keep the stemi bean oil meal is not being process ­ Miss Smith, who has beet on ting. Burial was made in the« Hog- dgeeasad. Hit wife. Mrs. Vlrgie book by Dr. Judd. Head. Depart ­ Cemetery. in Ae state, Dr. Vaug'in said. intact upon the windshield. As ed fast enough t< Ae Morehead staff during Ae past Flannery Hamm, preceded him in ment of Education, portrays both These are major year, will be in complete charge I Study centers for elementary- •ivedd by f the side of levity and the side of an additional precaution, it has teachers are also A operation in also been suggeitd that each mo ­ Ae industry.” of food for both Navy and student Raw AII (Tnuiltv Jphnnic and Arthur seriousness in teaching. This book Greenup and Paintsville. under tor vehicle owner should make a Kentucky poultrymen. who pro ­ meaU. and will supervise a staffi„ 1 j ^ s ■ CIcarfleld. and is composed of about 60 cameos supervtsion of 'ceuily members record of the serial number which duced a total of 93,666,000 dozen of two assistant dietitians, cooks. I f* RTIII L/€R(KrS AsK ^l. Mrs. Irene Day, or sh^ sketches pertaining to of Morebead State Teachers Col ­ aw»ears on the use tax stamp in eggs in 1942. are asked for 99.- sister. Mrs teachmg. lege. Rqgulai credit may the event the stamp should be- 992.000 dozen this year as Aeir Iveri City. KenAcky. Alice Armstrong. Zilpo, Ky. This is the third book which earned through study center work, ime lost. share of Ae national egg goal of holds a bachelor of arts degree! _ , ' " Funeral services were conduct ­ Dr. Judd has had poblished dur­ from Ae University of Kentucky' „ leaders asked for Soil which istqiode available to teach- . Ev«y owner of a motor vehicle 4.780.000.000 dozen. ed at. the residence by the Rev. ing the last academic yeer. His and a masters' degree from lowa i ®.‘ ® ers from adjacent rural areas as Ramah Johnson, isastor of the book on reading recently won which is used upon the highways State College, in instiAt-onal ^ Courthouse. Saturday am.. well as Ae two towns. Morehead Church of God. Burial national recognition through a re-; should call at his local postq^ke management. June Ae 12th. A number nf students are a'so or at the office of the Internal was made in the Caudill Ceme­ view given by Dr. William Scott, „ —„ ------— — ------WAAC Needs More Two new assistant dietitians. Mr. Edwin Jesse explained Ae enrolled in graduate work at Ae tery. Gray of the University of Chicago.'Collector and secure Miss Shirley Lindland and Miss Soil Conservation Program and college, and anoAer group are ' • $5.00 use stamp and affix it - ‘ taking special courses vehicle o Recniils To Obtain Josephine Elwood. began.. their ‘R Ake petitions the C s‘8" them, jmerce. which is being offered at Tin Is A Precious Metal In rious postoftices will sell the week as aides to Miss SmiA. P«‘'t'‘’R asked Aat the Soil accelerated pace Ais summer, 150,000 Objective Miss Lindland. a native of North^9'' nservation Service have a hear- .MostMost of iheifie courses included in stamps over the counter for cash » bi Morehead and decide Ae iummerTbrneulumiummet^ will be only and no mail order business Dakota, holds her degree in insti- ' Must EnroU M.OOO More tutional management from Iowa leAer on not Acre should be ah completed at the end of the five The United States Today with respect thereto win be con- ■lion which would^etermineId^c and -one-half weeks 1 ducted by the postoffices. Collect ­ Women To Round Out State, and was formerly on the foods staff at the University ors of Internal Revenues are Prognun be orgamzed into Ae -summer quarter Tin is a precious metal in our companies producing authorized to accept* cash, post- of Illinois- Miss Elwood. of Cresco, country today. With about 90% ^rvation District. containers for food, both for your cffices money orders, and certified 'Each hour. ^b-j. in.ub /. esch^ocu . , of our former source of supply cut own use and for Ae troops abroad- checks. Jn., jjaymem. .of .the. use w«k. U,« Women's Arm, Aux- »'>)' “ b-ehelor ot scene degree Mr. Pettejohn, AAA FJeldman, Fai Workers Asked oft by the war in Pacific, ir has and the men at sea; still oAer in­ stamp. However, as revenue iliaryhi— Coips"grows In-t- numbers nr Aetettes-from-Iowa -State. - axpiaAad that. Fleming .County To See County AgeBl become necessary to salvage, tin gots go to the technical laborato ­ stomps have an intrinsic value, and in Importance. Efficient, well Enrollment Jgur.s tor He first 'or set-ral ------coating from tin cans used in ries and special actories producing uncertified checks will trained women step into nonenm- term ot He summer quorler poss- i J'**'* H™er. Here Fl.mmg and Mason Co,ml, every homp in the country. .supplies for Ae Army and Navy cepiable in payment Aerefor. batant positions at army posts, ed up He total tor last year'sa . tarmers are v.siting in Rowan - Before the war. Americans used Medical Corps, and for emergency camps, and stations, releasing an summer school and exceeds the. ',f,' . rmmtv e..«if,f “S" "><■ '"’“‘J ■"™ year. Most of these self in Ae field, when wounded .mt posts." Sgt. Raymond A. Os-' quorter term recently v-omplst.-d, iI Aey are not \ nting , on whether A number of farmers itv both of and waiting assistance. Closed Season Or terday. Post Office Bld^, Ports-i according to report,report. ;ror.iTon A-th«-rvg-1’-■■g- 1District Aould be organized . these ctiimtiescuimties do not iwvc .gjough into the rubbi.sh heap, No more spwtacular proof of,._ x -j-a • « mouA, Ohio, said tixlay. ^ istraristnir’’s office'office on eomnU-iioneomplrtion .-.t., "3 R®" C®“"‘y '’r-t but they help to plant tobacco. .»£rvest tin can.5 are going to war it opens Ae essential service of tin in Ais. I* FO^S LllteCl J UnC 15 "In spile of the magnificent re- registration Ais week, ■are asking for a public hearing at grain and hay crops and iLi the one more avenue for women to war appeared than ’ sponse women of .-America which It will be determined general farm work. Thesrt men_ wheAer or not Uie county Aould are offering good wagc.s. house do their -part in keeping- - - our armed ,1 "syrette.------” This------is the------term. appliThe closed season on pond, bull have made to Ae caTT for Aeir,]T|Mprv Pnurh nrees supplied withith food and ]j by the Army and Navy MediiMedical j or jumbo f ...... services in the WAAC. we have , Ul* hold an e'ection. If .1 District ii* rent free, milk tow, and garden, ^kines not to mention gas Corps to little individual mor- j June 15. S. ^uncneiu. uiroctor not reached.our.ohieclive as yet.".Ill U. O. NaVy set up in Rowan County Mr Jesse Men with fai-m e.-cpfrience who n^s and ntal parts for ships.! phine hypodermic syringes. Every of the Division of Game and Fish Sgt. Osterday added. "Wefriave stated Aat a trained technician ,n-e not' fullv empio>-ed and who planes and tanks. Army tond Nax? Medical Corps , ann<-unced this week, yet to enroll 90.000 more women 'irmB-c H-.r-Vg77pg,.'..K ->0 -would, be aienl to Ae county tu.vvouM like to ^erve.Artr.Country The way to start tin cans on officer and doctor carriA a supply WiA the new Game and Fish ^ farmers on Aeir soi! are a.sked t contact the' County' their way to war is to rinse them wiA him. Every Amy and Navy | Code in effect, a bag limit'of 15 carefully, remove or fold in tops nurse uses Aem. Every medical | frogs per day and not more Aan Labor Short- and bottoms, take off paper labels, parachutist, every flight surgeon, two days ’ bai limit in posession women of Morehead, Ky., ed into Ae US. Nav and step on the cans firmly. carries an extra supply. Every any one time, has been placed conAibute many enrollments The prepared tin cons you turn long range bomber is equipped Ae frog. and can thuslus play a large pan A into the war effort are to bee Aip- Ag Station. Great Lnl^es. III..** Aese little tin hypodemics. [ The type of gig used for hunting achievevAg our goal, where he is now undergoing a ped to big detinning plants wherew1 So. too is everv field and naval, frogs has been changed to Ae fol- h the Ihort space of a year. period of recruit training. He will, 10 tons of Aem at one timegotime go intojhospital. Syrettes aro standard lowing sizes and dimensions- The Womens Army Auxiliary be given eight weeks of instruc-' the solution which removes Ae'Viuirquipment------in ■ artic ...... l;il«. jungle Gig- shall not have rporo than four Crfrps has invaded many fields The tin can is in reality a tion stressing physical condition- ' utic kite—used by sol ­ prongs; no prong Aall be longer hew to women. As Ae WAAC ing, the fundamentals of seaman- ' start cylinder coated wiA a Ain diers. sailors. m«r;nes and soast Aan two and one-half inches; Ae assigned duties. layer of tin - about 1% tin by ship and an indoctrination into | ifik. guardsmen who most ilaht alone. prongs shall be made of not heav ­ weight and 99% steel. Tin on the tant Naval customs and procedure. Your .in cans contribute to Ae ier AanH-guage wire or metal, positions were filled. So eocour- | Upon .completing...... recruit train- f' average tin can is about Ae Aick- making of Aese little angels of and shall not have more than one BgAg were Ae results of special- j„g hg will be granted „ nine-day...... nen of one-Aird ot a human hair, mercy ihat will hrtfi barb cn each prong: and Aehe gig ized training along Aese Unes jeave. after which he will be as-^ but has so much resistance to acid li\-cs U 1 ds of r nglirg Aall be attached t> a pole which that. Aere exists today, a list of ; signed to a Navy service school i and corrosion Aat Ais Ain layer possibl.* Aat Ae tin togeAer wiA Ae gigig will r ^e 142 skilled trades in which (orspecialized training, or be sent | seals Ae food away from the steel cans you save will eventually find ceed 5 feet in length. WAACS have rm^ possible Ae directly to active duty at sea or at and prevents rust, ptomame poi- Aeir steel in ii cannon sendmg Wakefield urges all hardware release of men forlront line duty, a shore station. ^ The Brownie .nnd Intermediate session. rhells toward the enemy on Ac .stores and other places of busAess (CoBlAaed A Page 4.) The importance of collecting all Selection to attend a service Girl Scouts resumed their regular European front,- w.tila. Aeir tin, ling gigs to Aspose of all ^ch school is based upon a .series of meetings last Saturday after their the tin cans might be furAer im­ InOOO miles away, civers the lit­ The Girl Scout Council held gigs other than Ae types listed aptitude tests and a personal in-1 brief vacutiun. They met at pressed upon you if we stop to tle syrette which gives a wounded their regular June meeting at Ae above, and if any person is canght Cadet MoKie Raymond terview given to each Bluejacket, i Breck and held .m outdoor meet- home of Mrs. Clark Lane last realize that every ton of tin cans j^meri-ian soldier the relief neces­ in possession of an illegal sized Transferred To Florida Service school students are eligi ­ ' ing devoted mostiy in songs and Friday. The members signed Aeir produces only about 20 pounds of sary to preserve his life until aid gig. he or she is liable to arrest. pure tin. as against 1,980 pounds ble for promotion to petty officer games. The Intermediates will newly.«fi»rmqd ciirttitution and reaches him. Bag limit and closed season Aviation Cadet ■ Mortie Ray ­ of steel scrap. ratings upon completing a course, meet next Saturday at 1:30 P M ; planned to meet with the leaders It Is necesury for every woman have been placed on . Ae pond. mond. son cf Mrs. Mollie ' Ray ­ The real value of tin is in Ae usually 16 weeks in duration. Ae Brownies at 2:00. Ilf each of the Aree groups of to save Ae tin cans used A her buU or jumbo frogs. A order to mond, former Rowan County - Some men who have had suffi­ act that ..Acre is no satisfactory heme. Rememb>'r Ae procedure Girl Scouts soon to work out prevent AeA extermination A healA nurse, has been \fansterredcient experience in civilian life in The Senior Service Scouts did substiAte for tin in its many war for preparing Aem—rinse thor ­ all-Bay campIP for all KenAcky. Wakefield pointed out. the Pensacola Naval Air Sta ­ a skill needed by Ae Navy not have their regular meeting UMs. Tin is used A Ae producU oughly. remove or fold in tops and Scouts. This Camp Day v In order to take, capture or kill tion. at Pensacola. Florida. given petty offider ratings upon Ais week but are asked to make be held in June or July at which ion of airplane motors, guns, hand ‘bottoms, take off paper labels frogs Ae person participating A Cadet Raymond will take four rrtiruit training : and a special effort to meet at Aeir time badge certifiegtes will grenades, torpedoes, in warships step onju firmly,^luuJ,andituu place Am a bas- this sport mutt be A possession of. mnths of advanced flight training regular meeting pAce next Mon ­ awarded to Ae girls^who have aM submarines; tin ingots go to r box for collection. a hunting license. at Ae Peneaci'la base. day at 7:00 P.M. for an important earned Aem during Ae year. THE MOREHEAD (KY.I INDEPENDENT THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT d«jr was the result of a ^r'od of (OmcUl orcan of Bowaa Cooatr) tered world fronts, said that while four-engined bombers loosed "continuous and intense air bom ­ 000.000 board feet: tungsten — cotton sheet American and British planes powerful assault on lUly indicting bardment. supported by naval 8.000 pounds. limited to ninety-dve inches in * ’“'*^*****^ ** Morfthead, Kentuckj by the tinue to hammer the Mediterra ­ "great damage»* on the oil re- bombardment." The O.W.I. gave these exam ­ length while colors were cut Co t INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING CotfPANYotfPA nean Islands of Sicily and Sar ­ Anery and shipyards at Leghorn, It was an unprecedented capi ­ dinia. as well as the Italian main ­ ples of house furnishings affected maximum of four plus white in lUly's third largest port. Allied bp simplifleaUon: ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN UPON APPLICATION tulation. brought about almost land, the weather in Britain has naval forces bombarded the har ­ each manufacturer's tine; radio Wood furniture —reduced tubes —340 of the tonner 710 r power. The British Interfered with bombing raids in bor and battery area of Paritel- WILLIAM J. SAMPLE...... Editor and Publiabcr 3%-y she recent days. twenty-tour basic patterns as of types now being produced; cook- leria in the Sicilian narrows twice July 1: ice boxes —limited to HARVEY S. TACKETT...... Associate Editor ut the greaterg part of the attack Over Europe quiet prmailed ______-now limited to one in tweh e hours Wednesday^ night models with an ice capacity of carried on by American and -the longest tnterruptiof>=Jn the .and Thursday morning, type: hammers —the peacetime RAF planes of all types—wave either Afty or seventy - Ave 180 styles now cut to forty-six; night air offensive against G^' The— Northwest African pounds and the foodl^ce of three after wave of bombers heaped fire many since the 24-night lull that axes —now forty-Ave styles in­ force dropped a total of 3.000,000 and one-half or Av* cubic feet; stead of 382; garden tqole-re S5^=== and destruction on the smoking preceded the AlUed landings (AU Sub«rt|«li».Mu«O. PUJ m Ai™V ' pounds of bombs on lUly proper blankeU — limited in length to duced from 915 to 129 items and previous bombings. In North Africa. and Italian ouQMsts during the last phase of the onslaught. eighty-four inches and seventy- liqiiM to two. sometimes three Maj; Gen. Ira C. Baker, bead of week ending May 28. it was two in Vidth except for white island was under consUnL grades. the American air forces in the nounced. In daylight raids, the unremitting attack, and 37 Axis European theatre, said the US- American forces carried out heavy planes were knocked down in the AAF in Britain has doubled since Anal air battle. attacks at Naple and Foggia, de­ March and will be doubled again stroying oil storage depots. Allied phamphlets dropped by September. By the end of the “fOTTNrmT™ groKuided planes, airdrome Pantelleria Tuesday Dis­ hower's headquarters. The an-1 sive display of the growing Allied Attu campaign jNist the US forces Informat.on d.s-'* trict composed of Rowan and nciuncement came suddenly. less' ‘aerial strength. I.S3S casualties including 342 kill- irv announcing i. Bath CounUes. subject / to the .-'h'pliritaiion and curtailment ur- Dr. L A. Wise have joined the Allies,' ders on consumer and mduslriai Naval experts said the nine ves-l'*e'hsr Honhead. K.r. Some Facts Worth Remembering Has moved to the i. A. Bays >els. which include the 22.189-ton Steel—6.O0.0UO.0OO tons: copper JeweJry Store where he wilt 1 battleship. Lomine. three tO.OOO- —I'.OOO tons; solder — 35.1HMI be looaied every Friday, ex- ton eight-inch cruisers, and the ^ Pnuhds;. cluih — 180.000.000 pards; ★•Coal Will Be Higher aminiog eyes and f I t t 1 n f j T.249-ton six-:nch gun cruiser,: PulP—227 i^O 'tons: lumber—130.- flMKS. , Duquay-Trouin. can be made ' ------★ Trucks Will Be Fewer {ready fc months. ★ Deliveries Will Be Slower Lane Funeral Home Action on the North African ★ Economy Coal Is Better front last week was seen by large ) Funeral Direeton , units of Major General James H. Doolittle's sfrategic bombardment AmbolaBce Service group which kept up a steady TIME SCHEDULE •my C«el and buy whfk you cu bombardment of Italian Uland Phone; 91 (Do,). 174 (Nightl outposU and coastal areas. Allied J. C. WELLS BUS LINES destroyers sank two enemy supply .Bceoemy CeM Pru*Ked By ships and a torpedo boat and MAVSVILLE TO CAMPTON drove .an enemy destroyer ashore VTA in an attack on a convoy off the southern tip of Sardinia early rg. Merrtead. Sandy Haak. WeM Liberty. Caanel Clt^ and E WILLARD COAL COMPANY the week. Powerful forces of American KPPBCnVB: SEPTEMBER 'l. 1942iTl " J. L. BOGGES.S. Owner BEAD DOWN LEAVE FURGKSON FUNERAL HOUR WILLARD. (Carter County) KENTUCKY 9 P-M. AJR. A.N. Lady AssbUat 3:90 9:45 LV. MATSVILLE. KT. AR. 3:15 ft;0S Ambolancs Service , LEWtSBURG . 3:25 19;tS WBDONIA • Phone 93 — Day or Night 3:35 1«;25 FLEMINGSBURG Jbr Economical Transportation ’ SiSd 19:49 GODDARD MOREHEAD. KE.NTUCKT ^4:90 19:5^ PLUMMERS MILLS ' ' 5 4:19 11:19 HILDA 11:36 AR. MOREHEAD LV. ' 8:60 1:00 4:39 11:43 5:15 NO GAMBLER- LV. .MOREHEAD AR. l7;» 12:30 1:20 fCHE VRO LET/l 12:11 9:40 ELUOTTVILLE 7:30 13:20 6:55 reullxing the odds — would ff! 12:35 5:50 DEW DROP 7:00 13:00 4|:4P lake a chance on ent-rale or 13:46 6:00 NEWFOUNDLA.VD 6:50 11:50 6:30 12:56 6:10 inadeqtule insurance. Insure SA.VDY HOOK 6:10 11:35 6:20 S.4LES SERVICE m6:99 1:39 6:35 your possessions in sound WRIGLEY 6:13 11:10 6:00 the 1:40 6:43 AR. WEST LIBERTY LV. 6:00 10:50 5:40 experienced agent in'”Vur 6:25 1:46 6:45 LV. WEST LIBERTY AR. 6:00 10:50 5:30 Genuine Chevrolet Parts ly. He Is In a 4yo»U “Athlete's Foot ” 6:45 2:65 7:lS tion to advise . CA.VNEL CITY 5:30 10:30 5:00 I Made This Test 2:36 7:45 and Aixessories when you purchase jnsunii HAZEL GREEN 9:50 4:30 2:46 8:06 learned the germ imbeds it- STILLWATER ★40 ss well as be of assistance in 2:50 6:15 4:15 • Experienced Mechanics ease of loss. deeply. Requires a strong AR. CA5IPTON LV. 9:30 4:00 penetrating-fungicide. TE-OL so ­ PM.' PJVL AJH. AM. AJH. • 24-Hour Wrecker Service lution made with 90% alcohol in­ ARRIVE V. H. WOLFFORD creases penetration. Reaches more LEAVR germ4 faster. You. feel it take hold. Botmd Trip Far^ ISO^f, Of Way Fare -M I D L A N D T R A I U General Insurance . Get the test size TE-OL at any dnig store. Try it for sweaty, Inereawd when necessary to make wuA fare end in “9" or “5" . GARAGE PHONE 249 smelly or itchy feet TodayTat C. MOREHEAD. KENTUCKY E. Bishop Drug Company. THE MORtlHEAD (KY.) INDEPENDENT Rationing --- I street car or bus ------work-- instead aga:^ 1.238 for April and the.dustry continues to oe the moat (CMrttoeed Prm Pace 1) I of driving may I use the amount ------—.M.yii.ica icpui to hazardous------j industryf. iMj ”th^^in­ I saved for pleasure driving or for theBoard dropped from 17 in Ap­ juries, i of which were fatalities. own su{(B^ A. riPA .1 h’«ation purposes? A. This ril to 5 in May. Injuries to males mnt ^ constiftite a violation of the 453of these accidents and 2 of the fell from.1.147 to 1.662. a decrease 3 fauUUes were in the coal mines regulations, because the “B” book of as, while, female injuries rose i.- In ffivon Fn hr^ll tf%m ______■ of Kentucky. from 74 in the month of April to 02 in May. Manufacturing followed second Sweetheart Night lars-and-cents prices issued bv are not adequate The mining and quarrying rn- (CotttaMi ae Page 4.) I—re OPA District OMicei for a par- - and ttieular communit;^ or shoppins Q. My grocer has asked me tor Jtfce area. The ceilin«s are the highest my red and blue stamps that I did --TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE- legal prices which a shire may during their valid period.

by clipping them from the mws- 1 ^ ICE MAN papers. So far community prices I »w.. U..U iJicveui ine »»»«a “<* ot have been established only in black market operations. and0.1U Lexington,L.e.u»cujn, butout they.i Q. For several years I have FRL NIGHT, JUNE 18 will ulUmately be extended .. been troubled with hay fever and Your Summer Friend cover every retail store in Ken­ my doctor i^lvised that it would tucky. be best for me to go to a climate Q. Are community prices and where I will not be afTicted with Be ready — we can make only one trip a day. ■ One Ticket Wm Admit Two P^ns other specific doUar-and-.cents this condition. .May I obtain a ceilings ^!!!^ II special ration to dgivedfive to that lo-lo- Be Sure - Get Your Coal Order la Now I caUon? No. Local boards cannot

--FEATURE-. CALL 71 delivery serv ices. In establishing I accompany the ceilings. OPA divides stores into , four classes dwulumgaccording u>to uieirtheir a:i-;a:i- ' ’ summer ...... w.home, where Ii “Clancy Street Boys ” nual dollar volume. Stores are re-1. 1 need fuel oil I*for”" «x>h'ngcooking and heat-heat' Morehead Ice & Coal Company ! quired to post a sign indicating in I'"®I inB water,ti.n.M is1. locatedI..—...J -75—. miles ..from I which class they belong i ®'tY 'n which t live. Where Q My fuel oil storage tank is' ' ^PP'^ I®'’ ration? A. Vour WITH buried in the yard-riJS-my resi-!rationing board in the city.in dence, and unlsserit has d suffici- i '^tiich you live has the right.where ent quantity of oil in it Aring the '* ^"*1* ®n undue hardship r i spring .veasim. it will float. Can I ® P«raon to obtain a ration at The East Side Kids I obtainuo.j.n a.1 raliairdiioiii

but that ’s what makes

TO ALL BUCK MARKETS

Tiwikltord.

Con you honMiy my you iwvw misuwd o tHigl* imall rsh'on stomp?

YOU FRIENDS It's sudi o liltl* thing to do — earotossly. It looms to

Yot it tokos only a single innocont offense, repeoted by many olhen just like ^ou. to mount up into o greot OF THE notioAoJ menace. ^ Black Markets canjget their start to what seems the most maoccot way-through hooest, patriotic people like you who wouldn't do one thing to haadicap the Wat effort , BROWN HOTEL 6 -people who doa't ctco realize they arc misusing their tatiooiog books, or riolat- iog tbe ratiooiog rules. Take only a little that isn't ^oun ... aod,. For mofe tfaui 200 tuglits together, you take all! to see that as many of them as possible The farmer who kills his owo meat — tbe put yeu. enty RTi^ble room * * bsve proper acrommodadoas for their as he is entitled to-and sends his extra of the Brown has been "sold out~» brief moments with diar weIc Nem,, .., red stamps to a relative in town. -If you want to keep your skirts clean of aad bare bad tfa^ vec^ onpleasaoc The woman who has.gucsts coming any Black Market transactions, do these Believe os siacerely~we by no metns sintadoa of being unable to Agimmmrw for d inner, finds herself short on stamps t^cc things: the concentrarion of bosinas we and begs her grocer co help her out. Idatemany ofpuroUesc and best friends. 1. Make no puschasc of rationed goods have been "enjoying" since tbe War The man who returns the garageman s without surrendering the correct |Part of this unhappy condition it due began. We would vastly nrefor the friendly services by handing him a few amount of ration points. to the fret that Louisvilie has become loose gas coupons. easier days before Fearl H^r. But 2. Obtain no rationed goods, to which 'k key dty in war production work, we think you are entitled to kndw the Multiply one innoccijc violation by ill the you ate not entitled.'on someone and hundreds of Tisidng officets, in­ frets as outlined above, and we ask innocent,'Careless violators and well be a pise's ration scamps. 4 tution of ebeaters-anJ scirvcrs. spectors and officials have been - your sympathetic indulgence during }. Pay no mote chan ceiling ptica iThe Brown as their "home away from these critical times. When Peace comes home" .... fttft of it is due to tbe back, you'll find that we've really done fiux chat we have been trying to the best job we know how to do,id Regal Store East End Grocerg care of the thousands of motbets, lhatwe've »e/forgotten our old friends. fathers and wives who come here to The Staff of tbe visie their boys in the two great nearby I. G. A. Store Union Grocerg Company BROWN HOTEL AimyCamps. Under the drcunutances. ^ . LOUISVILLE it is both our duQt and our pleasure Cut Rate Store Elam-Wheeler Wholesale THE MOREHEAD (KY.) JNDEPENDEtTI

WILLIAM H. MAY

Tlw Demoesatre nemixM for Get r will U Mieefed by ♦h# votan of fho Commonwbalth en Au9wt sevenfh. EacK Mrs. E, D. Blair shopped Mrs. M. C. Crosley and Mrs. W. i Dr. ahd Mrs, Dick Ferting ®f tbe candUafM hat prMenfed to the voton « detailed I^. C. F. Fering. of Rich-1 .con. who wil visit at her home! ♦base pleHorm. ^ mond. Indiana. last week-end. for several days.- ter were in Le.xington Tuesday. Mrs. R. C. Anderson and daugh ­ ter. Mary .Ann. were shopp.iig in Mrs. Eveie^j Moore and daugh ­ I henby („ lo ih. hll«| .rint «» Lexington Wednesdav. Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Crostn- ! ter. Marjorie Dole,.. of^ Frankfort, -ai'e and daugMer, Cavlf, of pUKom, o( So„mo. diom by Ih. p»p|.. A, I m. iting are spending- two! it. _no ether pletfoms is Mr, and Mrs. James qiay were w«k ^ “ ■' Mo'-ehead with rLtives; nedbisery or detireble on |am< triends. ia Lexington Mooday. thoperdofeeandKietofor ■proving slowly. FOR Ensign and Mrs. George Grider: Mrs Mason Jayne left Monday^ Lieutenant Gevofnor. -pent Sun^y in Morehead en-; to make her home with her hus-: IIEUTEHWIT GOVERNOR Lieut. Earl King Sgnff, of New River, N. C.. will speak in chapel route to Monticelo. where they .band at Ranlcul. Illinois. Private ' Mrs. William *F, Elliott spent will remain for several days be--,'Jayii Jayne is sUt.oned Chenute,----- ______at MB.T.C. tonight. Lieut Senff fore leaving fer Camp in Florida. • - Friday in Lexinr>on. will be stationed in Texas. bo.d.lth. i^tnaiIMih.1 tne^ih. taxu» lawi.w hash..| TheTh. Inspection urdt of the De. Mrs. Austin Alfrey ______Mrs. W. C. SwJh. Miss Mildred Mr. and Mrs. George Jamison will Vis.t friends’in'chlSo'l^ ” ewrent proces..don of movie not beenoeen repealed and cautions ! partment of Industrial ReUtionaReUtioiia Blair and Charles Blair were in Gene Austin, who have been \ is- have as their guest this week Iting relatives here, left Wedner- Lexington Monday, Mrs. Jamisons' mother. Mrs. Mc- day for their home in Crestline. 'Carthy, of Salt Lick, Ohio. Mrs. Bert Tolliver spent the' ...... Of h.v, S.bb. ch. 1M3 ..-ill ..bj.n 0.. |.S i ^ week-end in Lexington as th .Mrs, Melvin Hamm was taken er re.«idcnce t.. Sun Street in i the unforgelt.ible -Arabi, wrs «o,po» of rheekme ------BUesi or Mrs. Wallac. ‘ Frasier. Mrs. William Lindsay ....,,, ^ to the hospiul in Lexington Mon ­ daughtei. Marfbelle. returned m Mr Martin, who Nights. «v.„ b, ..w,irbirS2lbrb."rS day for observation and examina ­ . ~ ~ ------I the furniture, the equipment, or Mrs-A. E. Landoit and daughter Lexington Sunday from a week ® ’■**"'* t^hcer. left Wednesday Distinguished plavers in the tion. visit with her mother. Mrs. C. U Penns,'Ivan a He i Accidents Decrease —l*' ’® machinery/which mign: lead Betty Rae. are the guests thii supporting cast .-.re Turhan SCv. Waltz. ' former y stiiiiuiied lidney Toler. Thonjas Gomez. (CenUmied from Pace L) 1 "f an accident. Thirteen week or Mrs. Rosa a.e. Le.xington. ^ Lexington. ______I corrections were repoi.te'l. Terry and Paul Guilfoyk- ' ------Miss Roberta Bishop left Sat ­ Morehead High &ho< Mrs. Jack .Allen has returned 1 vt- r t * 'holographed m fioru.u.s Tech.! number of .iccidcnt.s report- to .Morehead to make her home urday for Blacksburg. Va.. .where Joyland in Lexington Saturday tor, the Him has for .ts locale ”* ‘I** Board by the eight major she enrolled at the V P.!, for with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J Huffman sun-.swepi South______Seas L and 'ndtAines of the______state with___ _a____ total_ Ads Get Results! D. Falls. Mrs. .Allen's husband is ^'^^nterUmed with ji pre-nup- .Mis.s .Montez portrays the fabulous injuries and 2 fabilities 13 weeks course in engineering. Mrs. C. O. Pcralt. vho has been now stationed at Pearl Harbor. sh^-er at the home of Miss native prmcvs.s rules iHk i*. • Construction accident*, which fol- , conhned to her home for several • ♦ j Helen Crosley on Tuesday, June land Hall has the role of ari in- l‘wed third, decreased from 133 days with pneumonia, is improv ­ RaUeman Church of The ing. Private Luther Jayne returned I,' with Misses Lavma .ird It^prd shark hunter He wishes ''' April u 95 in May. Friday from .several days' .fur-jthe hostess, cerjam fishing concessions-and the • Ihe chief manufacturing A F.&A.E Naxaresc lough here to Fort Benning. Ga. . A« the close of the evening a love of the glami.rous pnnees* Ot which are predominanUy Dr. .and Mrc.^rank B. Miller .Mwehead Ledge Me. g id children are spending the Mrs. Jayne accompanied him to course was served to the course, he gels what he w ants but ‘*«*«nse sections. Louisville -had summer at their camp in Mich­ Knoxville, and returned hone "’“owing wesu: Ruth Boggs. Jo n.,i until a i-onspiracv is thwarted ‘ accident*, the greatest num- 1 Seeewd Satar^ igan. Monday. Ann Wesley. Ruth Fields. Lois and an earth<|uake nearlv destroys w.sualties reported by any! g, — Fatirth Tk».a.. Sunday School ...... 10:00 A.M. ^umaker Louise .Anton ni. Mar- th,..„L,nd paradise .md iN inhi.b- «'en manufacturing di*-( ^ ^ Th««4ay Word has been received that garet,, Shannon. Mrs. George lUmis. tricts. The Covington-Newpert ' •* Eaek ^ .M-ss ^Margaret Peni.x is visiting ieutenam Walter Carr has been her sister. Miss Elizabeth Penix, Joyce Wolford and the P.cluresque highlights of the S’"'” "ported 31 accident. The Alt MACU^Kc; wrtrnuisi released from the hospiul. where i and friend. Mr». Warren Garrt- ' film , include name festivals and Owcrt.boro-Hcnderson indu.tric.s ' ' WELCOMEf he underwent an operation on his j ’ * - ...... Chicago.. rituals while imderwnler swim- Paducah-Mayfield t'ls- ' arm, and has returned to New' Fields Hal' Student Coun- ...... mmg. sequences performed hy ••‘■'h reported 14 .iixfklents.'' P»3}-er Meeting ♦ I Guinea, :c’' enlentamef* Miss Jci.o Fields. I Ha!! ml .S.lbu are graphically f<.Uowed with II, Hiip- Wednesday Evening. 7;00 P, M Private and Mrs. Ted Crosth-,! ■ ^ I bnde-eiect. -A-lth a persi.nal watte, of Pasadena. California. *ir« v H mil ling. kinsvjlle-BowIing Green will* 5. Noncs WolffmeiIffmci and Mrs. ;■ * ’’ Tuesday night.mght. June 1. The I .....Miss...... Montez,. men 'allurina than Ashland-Cattleitsburg w-m'" You arc,heartily mvited to aU spent several days hetc ihu week' w r Wr.«in' in Huntington.' ’’"®'" "a. ..-ok ...u ... w . « " - tend these services. as guest.s of his mother, ' -- - dewrated with wh.te-she appeared ,n 'A; jbinn Nightr" ""‘F 2. I BXBCtyroR-s SETTLEMENT II , ■ ...... - - - ■ I Claude Crosthwaiie. •• W-.liford." ...... and candles, and the Lnun- ,s outstanding...... „ ...... n her role...... of the...... ___ ^^1*:' “, >■« b«n’«r..'Vll in' '!>' V'--" Curn. ■ ynnir,™lolumi.l ruler and her w.irHrobc, ‘ Notice IS hereby given that there for sevcr.il weeks, re. ^'c.in Smilnilh. p featuring the newest var.atii.ns it , the undersigned Elxevulor ' under turned home with them. 01 honor ’with a gift of silver, the -sarong and called the'shee- ; the w ill of the J. B. Warren estate, well a: individual gifts. rc4»g." IS d definite innov nuon. WANTED will file his final .settlement with Miss Joan Terry, of Marion. Refreshments were served ______r the Clerk of the Rowan County Jb.m.mb,r, „r ,h. Coubbil. Ruth ( .l„ M'i„. Ky.. is spending the suir.mer with ^ 1 -w -y ...... ~as Mxrnaj - F»r» U'erlierw. ft, emplormeal I her sister. Mrs. W. C. Winela.nd Fields. s.ster of the hon.-iree.hon.oree. was ized bybr RichardRich.-irH Bn-ks. iUster iIn 3Ia«w and Ftemiog countie*. “’c 5th day of and attending college at M5.T.C al.so a guest. White and William Snyder were C«»d Pay —OppartaolUe* far beth- ’*1* Judge Miss Terry was a teacher ir Kingsport. Tenn.. last school year ELUS-LTTLB tcogn zed a ''-“j?™-""!"' Ml. and Mrs. George ElJit. of Given under my 1____ LL Command* J. G. M.. Rob ­ •th day of June. 1943. inson. of Washington. D. C.. Yale. Kentucky, announce the iied his daughter, Nanette. __ Ege of their di ^S5™iHiDAN BRAME CLAUDE EVANS. Executor Hazel Maxine Ellis, week-end at ’tbe home of Mr. and By Lester Hogge, Attorney- Mrs. H. C, Lewis on Wilson Ave- wood Lytle, son of Mr. ai Ray LyUe, of this city, on evening. June eleventh, home of Rev, Z. T, Tussey. BiIj-s. Ralph Ccieman and chil­ I ''Women who, * vear r.go dren returned to their home The attendant* were \ andj no notion as tn what went on Mr*. Ray Moore, sister Louisville from a.n extended visit mvineaih the hiaxls of the cars they oride. The bride wa.s a t______with her family here. She g.adui.e]drovx. are today tearing down. of the Mcrehe-dd Hig.h School this repairing and reassembling such complicaKd machinery— and i $200 'REWARD $200 doing are bnnpng the day of VOTE FOR “White Savage ” To lory ever cioser," Sgt. Osterday ' r iLASSIFIEn Play Here Sunday WILLIAM H. MAY ADS U -At Mills Theatre Will be paid for information leading to the arregt ** *» pog c AutoStamps--- and conviction of the person or persona respon- WANT AD RATES: (Ceatimed frmi face Oae) Lieutenant Governor > ^ (Payable In Adeanee) II is the desire of the Bureau of si :e bumi^ig^of the Dixie Gardens. An Eastern Kentucky Man For Internal Revenue that the use tax*" LOST—Bunch of Keys. Reward Kentucky’s Second Highest Office -stamp shall be fclaced on the I to finder. ConUct R. L. Hoke. windshield in a It^alion that will M *. DE.MOCRATIC PRIMARY not be in conflict^ with Slate re-i 1 % FOR S.ALE—1‘j-ion Chevrolet quiremenis. Mr.'lielveringstresses AUGUST 7. 1943 Truck. 1939 model with coal bed ajid Stock Rack. ,in perfect, con ­ dition. See Jay McRoberts, I JACK WEST Hillsboro. Ky. « PERMANENT WAVE. S9c! — Do »-r your own permanent with MILLS Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete, in­ cluding 40 curlers and shampoo. THEATRE Easy lo do, absolutely harmless. ' Praised by thousands including' PHONE 140 MOREBEAD. KI, Fay McKenzie, glamorous movie i “Yes -We’ •SMurdi.y. Junt 19 .Double Feature FOR SALE ^ GROWING” ^ 500-ACRE FAR.M and Timber “Hitler^s Children ” 'A . I-and. 4 houses, one tobacco bam, located on the headwaters Tim RoH || ThanksTo YOU, Onr Customers of Crane Creek (Fleming Coun- - ■ Price S7.500.00. "FRONTIER fury " Have A Better'Vacation int write Cinti U- i, Batavia. Ohio. Charles Starrett Even if j-ou do not go farldis year, you will be A Bank grows as its customers away from home more during the summer sea- BABY CHICKS — 21 grow and prosper. AH this reflects bloodtested, $5.95 ar Sun. and Moft. June 20-21 son. it only takes a little time for a burglar to a strong, healthy community. Na ­ break m ... .or for a fire to start. prompt shipments Mondays or Thursdays. Electric brodders. turally we are proud of the growth Write for prices. Hoosier, 716 For romance, action and thrill­ this Bank is enjoyiim, thanks lo Rent a S^e Deposit Box here and make sure your West Jefferson, Louisville, Ky. ing adventure, "White Savage," you, our customers. 'lour patron ­ valuables w-,11 not be lost. War Bonds, all invest­ which opens Sunday, June 20, at ments. and business records need the same pro- FOR SALE age, your confidence and your tection. The cost is so small you can not afford to' TWO USED BROWN RUGS, for goodwill are v^ued highly. We risk the loss. ^ cash. Plain 9X12, $20.00. Two- will always strive to serve your . tone 8X10 $5.00. Also hot .vater AUNIYDBALncmnit lank jacket. $1.50. May be seen T A B B needs faithfully and courteously. funds into our at 506 College Blvd.. Morehead. f^^eShrks-fhr;srfS^r?o“ Tues. and Wed. June 22-23 €i. You will find them most convenient. WANTED: White Girl—cooking: THEATRE general housework and assist Mount Sterling. Kentaeky with 2 little girls, Nice room0 “It’s A Great Life” and bath furnished. Transpdr- Bkmdie and Dogwood BUY MORE WAR BONDS taUon cosU to Cincinnati wilt-be Mon. A Toes., Jane 21-22 paid after first month of work. ‘Grow With Us” Wages to start $14 per week ^Human Wreckage ” Thurs. and Fri. Jutic 24-25 References required from school PEOPLES BANK OF MOREHEAD teacher or minister. Write Mrs. Coming by request of-Norses “Hi, Buddy” . 3100 Carew Tower, and Doctors. The SpoUight of Cincinnati, Ohio. Truth — Heedle« Teath. speed- Robert Palgo-Harriet Billiard MOREHEAD, KENTUCKY iag threogb Life wHh the throttle WANTED—Man to do farm work Wide Open!! AIM Serial Meuil^ Fcdend Depnit lunnuee Coi*mtiM wife to do housework or white ADULTS ONLY ! ! ! %very Friday NW»t_Twe for the woman to do housework. Mar ­ garet Beall, Route 1, Winchester REGULAR ADMISSION Prioe o< Om K«itueky. j