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HIDDLICSBORO, DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1047. OTHMAN WrilM (ram W.thioflw BY FREDERICK C. OTHJWAN U. P. Stuff Corrnponrltnt WASHINGTON, Nov.

21 (U.E) No quickie a Holly- Wood ever considered a plot such as unfolded hearing toom; the censors would have tossed it the cutting room floor and sot, a match to it. Hie proceedings hardly seemed The pale faced Map. Gen. Bennett Meyers, retired, told a story, that couldn't possibly have happened except that--of course --he said it did. Sen.

Homer Fer- gus.on, of chairman of the committee, looking into the general's big business deals, squirin- as in embarrassment as he listened. And Bleriot Lairarre, the wronged husband--if wronged he was-7-sat there: with his check) flushe.1 a deep pink, while he Stared.at who admitted long time love al'fair with Mrs. 'The bald he'ided general said he was a chivalrous soul, but that was in a spot. He said he hited to mention the name of a ladf but. mention it he had to do.

Afld then he blurted out the whole story, hanging the table at getting paler than his own shirt as he went along, and speaking. 90 rapidly repoiters had i i ciflty keeping up with him. He scrunched forward on his big. leather chair, so that his 'K'ords reverberated as far as the crowds waiting outside the door, and said that Mrs. Lamarre has been not only his secretary, but "is girl friend (his- words) between 1936 and 1940.

"Was she married in 1936?" asked the Senator. J- "To Mr. Lamarre," the general -j-eplied. "This relationship was with his knowledge, approval and Lamarre uncrossed his Ion-? again, and The OBITUARIES PFC. JAMES H.

STANLEY EWING, Nov. 21. Funeral services for Pfc. James 11. Stanley, who was killed in action in Belgium in 11)45 were conducted Tuesday at Assembly of God Church, Ewing.

The liey. Frank Greene of Cumberland Gap, assisted by the Rev. Harold Burrrs, Ewing, officiating. Song services were by the choir of the Assembly Church of God, Mrs. Harold Burris at the piano.

Pallbearers and flower bearers were veterans of World War I I American Legion Dewey Guy Post No. of Middlesboro, was in charge of military services at Stanley Cemetery, uidcr direction of Capt. Ilollis Dalton. Capt. R.

L. Maddox was in charge of the firing squad. Richmond.s, of Ewing, in charge. LETTERS TO SANTA Dear Santa Clause: I am a little school boy, 7 years old, I want a red wagon, my sister Dorothy is 8, she wants a doll and my baby brother, i is he wants a tiycycle. We arc i fo rsix weeks and can't go to school.

We have whooping cough. be glad some of you little boys and girls would write us. Thank You Santa Virgie Bradford. MRS. A W1LL1FORD NOETOWN Nov.

21 Mrs. Nancy Willlford, 60, died at her home nt 4 a. m. yesterday. The body will be taken to the home of Mrs.

Dit Yoakum at Beans Fork. Mrs. Willlford was born 11, 1887 in Claiborne County, and is survived by her husband, Wiley Williford of Noetown; her father, John Price of Speedwell, ROYAL LONDON, Nov. 21 IU.PI A hie crowd gathered at the gates of the cst'itc. where Princess Elixabch and Prince Philip ivere honeymooning today), but they sent out the word that they had made their last public anpear- four brothers, Mill, Doraey, I nce until they go to Church Roscoe and Byrd Price all of Speedwell; three sisters, Mrs.

Louisa Yoakum and Mrs. Frena Cobb, both of Noetown; and Mrs. Lillie Lewis of Specdwll. The funeral will be held Saturday at 1U a. m.

at the Lower Church of God ill Noetown wi'o the Rev. Hud i i the Rev. George ochooler and the Kev. E. oiliciating.

Burial will be at Meyers cemetery at Speedwell. Cawood Funeral He.ir.e in charge. SUSIE JOHNSON Funeral services for Susie Dunn Johnson 35, who died In a local hospital Nov. 18, were held yesterday aftc.noon at the Hensley Chapel with the Rev. Charlie Graves official ing.

Burial was at Hensloy Cemetery and the pallbearers were. Lawren- a were, swron- when, the Lamarres left Dayton, cc nt, Roscoe Collins, Robert Los Angeles, he wanted Ree Speed Golden, John Hugh- Mrs. Sunday. They awoke at 8:30 o'clock in 11 red and cold bridal chamber aiul i i a asked for the newspapers so they could read about their wedding yesterday in Westminster Abbey. There was little else in the papers.

Uniformed and plaih clothes THE OAFS RECORD i Cases Filed in i i Court Fred Yeary vs. Grade Lee Graham Ycary; married 9, divorce cruel and i a treatment. Lcnora Muck Fred Mack; nj'iTifMi Dec. 25, 10-10. separated i HI-17; divorce charxlntf and i a treatment.

Doris Turner i vs. Ches- 'er a i i married July 2S), divorce charging cruel and 'Minimal! treatment. Verlin Samples vs. Helen Elizabeth married vSept. 7, Ml'Hi, Nov.

10, 1(14(1; livonio cbanrim: abandonment. Pascal Wilson vs. Thelma Wilion; married Aug. 1, di- corce charging cruel and i a a nd lascivious behavior. The Doctor Says By I I A A.

O'BRIEN, M. D. i for NEA Service Chronic alcoholics do not stop drinking, when they go on a spiee, i they run out of money or become i One drink sets off fireworks after a dry spell of or yearn. i i alcoholism is a disease. It cannot be helped by or incai ceration.

Most alcoholics are symptomatic drinkers who i release from their feeling" through intoxication. The old idea that one i led to i i indulgence not true in the majority of cases. Only a percentage of tho.se who indulge in alcoholic beverages become chronic alcoholics-. This -type can develop i i i at any time in i A i A member. 1 'larnett i married sr-niu-ated vor'e charging cruel Ann M.

Cill-ort vs. Gilr mar'-ied April IP, 1947, narated Nov. 1 4 7 dr-orc" argino; cruel a i a W. i i vs. i i a wake up feeling fit as a fiddle the i after the night 1047; di- fore, that they may become vic- and i i i of alcoholism.

Apparently such persons have a greater tolerance for alcohol thtin the averag" person, nr it seems to them a release from their i i i i Chronic alcoholics should be distinguished from heavy drinkers. Men and women mav drink Straight Creole Pi's. vs. Charley a suit fnr injunction against operation Karton's on luis '-o'-tes find for tb'mage for all-god loss of revenue. Common Law Cases Filed Pioneer Coal Commn" Rob- and Dixie Jose- L-e watched the crowd lit i i su for ba'ance of o22' cl'iiined dun for f'lrni- lu-ff.

$55 for do nr'ler "I 1 deliverv of goods. ucy, 0,000 acre brondlands estate nf Philip's 74 miles from London, where the Prince and Princess will spend the first two Luther Floyd vs. Harry Good" suit for ludgment of $100 Morris Fannon Talks At Achievement Day Both say that they are going to IT in mi tne Army a career. There in i i a i i i one (ror(; vacancy lcft f()r col 1'ENNINCTON GAP, rcd thiS Morris Fannon, Agent for the 4- II in Lee County for the past three years made, his retiring address at the (Achievement Day Program held at Jonesville High School Auditorium last Saturday NOTICE Harry Coinpton, who was involved in a. with Walter "Bid" Evans and Elmer Sharp, the evening Evans was shot, in Nov-.

ember, 1942, was a of Sharp, not of Evans, as was TOYLAND OPENS I Bring the kiddies to Toyland. I We have a nice variety and I wonderful assortment to make the kiddies happy--come early and make your selections now I while our stock is complete. i Mechanical Traint $4.75 Play Ranges 85c Ball a i Skates for alleged wrongful de- eeks of "thoir honeymoon. They will spend the otlr.r two weeks at Balmoral Cas'Je in Scotland. of articles, and order of There a Scotland Yard goods claimed inside the honeymoon mansion $350.

to excess in connection with their social or business life. They may develop some tolerance for alcohol, but they do not find any escape through drink and would stop if circumstances permitted. NO A CURE Alcoholics Anonymous, the organization which has been so '-MIC- ceKsl'ul in i chronic alcoholics stay dry longer, insists that once an alcoholic always HM a'co- holic. They feel that thoir dry spells are prolonged as the result. of the A.

A. program, wh ch he1p tj them to stay sober but does not md another detail of Scotland Yard men riding around tlv. 1 i and Mine Sup- nrrmnnv vs. Richard York cure them. worth a co i 10 ij i thev first must a i that tnev me alcoholics.

If any drinker Yard men riding around es- nmnnn.v vs. mrnara oui)l out his own status, he tate in a jeep--all to insure the and Rov Hensley. trading and a sccure an i i from world's most famous newlyweds business as Koetown Service si( ian of Ak The were Louise Gent, Mrs Lamarre back. elt and i you want to know why I cr bearers organized the lAviwtion Electric Walla Mac UJ ll.Lut.TJii 0 ner Why BC S5i hett 1 Sowders, Edna Gibson, Louise Smilh, Mae became president of Capps Dessic Turner. Wl hfdi(1 1 Song services were rendered by $1,000,000 worth of war business.

Jean Ledford, Marv Ramsey, He claimed that he got only $50 Nonna Partin, Ethel Bony ll fiV! i0 TM t( Jewel Evans, years-of its existence, he passed Mrs. John Agec, Mrs. Helen Beck- privacy. The privacy they get in the next month will be the -rrost they can count on the rest of their ives. Parking- Meter Heads installed in Pineville 1 I I Nov.

of I'inevillc's park'ng Ivads liave been installed, except those Pine Street, it was learned The city is awaiting response from the State Highway Dcpart- Comrnii" suit for 8 i plus $1.74 interest cln'm- due and unpaid on merchandise. D-vorces Granted A i McDaniel vs. Martha a I'ritchctt vs. A PrilHicll. i i Slier Sullivan vs.

Charleu Sullivan. General G. Ilakcr vs. Ruby E. Iliiker.

Irene i i a vs. Hay A. i i a liolirs A everyone apnrcdatcs that chronic alcoholism is a ease, a forward step will have been taken in the alcoholic's re-1 habilitation. Farm Agent Joe P. Lyle awarded prizes in the project contests sponsored by Collier i Corporation of Penning on Gap and Appalachia, and Neon, Ky.

The two grand prize winers, David Fletcher of Jonesville, and Jouctte Wheeler of Ewing, will be- awarded free 'rips to the National 4-II Congress to he held at Chicago, in December. Both these grand prize w'imers gave brief a i appreciation of Ihe honors awarded them. a outstanding accomplishments have been a'tribiitcd to a only 24, who has done lin i'oh to make his work successful i the years of his 'eldership At the time he this post was onlv one certified club in the. county. At prevent IhTe are IS i i a certified and fully onvnnhed cliil-s and Hie total -member hip has loomed 35 to 457.

His clubs win the jiidirin? contest in at Str.nuton. last September; the regional contest in i 'which in- the A a i Seaboard alnlcs, and for two ye-irs won in l.ee Fair. Several of his 4-H bovs have -von Savings Bonds i-ivi Scholarships hi the State projects contests. L-'st year a club o-irl. Sniniiler, won a sfhola-fliip in a gardenine contest.

wns hinvelf a 4-H me'n- her for ten before becoming the Co'mtv He was also F. F. A. n'emher; was el- a Oficer from Virginia 13-13; won three or four live- sleek lYdging teams in 4-H work; a scholarship to V. I Va.

stated in The Daily I Buggies, Tinker Toy: Gamea, etc. Middlesboro Hardware Co. Phone 1C Middlesboro, Ky. With one treatment SKRACH-NO-MOR. 60c.

$1. 51.50. Prevent ITCH or destroy lice with Stutts M-S SOAP. 25c. At Dmg Storet or Stutts Laboratories, Florence, Alabama.

rhilrt has My 3 vear old had i Is hn to i I stated and I lent the lAmarres, both of them, about over the years." The Senator -wondered if be id any cancelled checks to back in in, iit'iUIl 1 "'i i-iiv i 11 i ton more than profits ley, Mrs. Leona Turner, Mrs How- ment in Frankfort before inslall: ecretly to gen. Meyers. llranscomb, Mrs. Frv Tluit was not true," the gen- Walda Mae Gilbert, Louisa shouted.

Ting man has ad- Louisa Smith and Nadicn Sowders d. he pej-jured himself. I or- The Rev. A. N.

Gregory was in gmnized that company for a of the song service Cawood Funeral Home in charge. Organist to a At Methodist Church In Pineville Nov. 28 Nov. 21. -Music lovers of this section will be given an i to hear i i a U.

liarne.s of Kn'oxville, in an organ concert be given at the Methodist in r'inevjlle Friday, Nov. at 8 o'clock m. Mr. Barnes, well known artist, appeared in a recital here in May of last year. He also will give organ concert Friday afternoo the church at o'clock.

Mr. names began bis of this assertion. Gen. Meyers was amazed. Why, he said, he was married to his second i at the time.

And he could not conceive of a U. S. Senator believing that he would pay anything but cash under the circumstances. Now Sen. Fergubon's face was flushed under his mop of white hair.

He said he believed that Gen. Meyers' reflected more dishonor upon the uniform of an array general than did the tale of Lamarres This time the general was in "Dishonor?" he shouted. "To uniform? la it dishonorable to set two people up in business and give them a start?" The Senator had "bout that. no comment In'1946 the New York department City fire put out firc.i, an of 122 per day. INSURANCE a complete line of Insur- Automobile, Fire, Life ati Sick and Ac cident CAMPBELL INSURANCE AGENCY W.

L. Campbell, Manager 27th Exeter Middlesboro, Ky. Phone Day B82W Nicht 668M give an at very received inM ruction from a i Coattes, organist choirmaster of the i Church A the Corner in New York. He also was organist for several lending theatres in and i many well-known tutors. At present he devotes a great deal of time to church music and conducts the choir al the First Ill-inch to fit Ford or Chevrolet cars Also 7 and 8-inch wheels to fit any truck CYLINDER HEADS to fit any car or truck I lam or Shatter-proof Glass cut and installed Springs, Mufflers, Axles Middlesboro Auto Parts N.

St. Phone SJ2 WIN A CttOSLEY PROSTMASTER FOR CHRISTMAS! THE RULES ARE I I TO BUY TODAY! 1. Come lo i Store on lllth Street--give your estimate of of i items displayed on our soiiiirn feet of floor space in the Cimhvcll Duilding and the Shoffner lluilding. 2. Fill in blank in person at our store.

H. The contest ends December 2-1, 1II47. 4. The contest limited to i i i a i i i i i one i miles of Middlesboro. (Employees of Cardwcll Son arc not allowed to participale in this contest).

B. It is not necessary to make any purchase to enter this contest CARDWELL SON FURNITURE CO. J'hone OH4 I Strict Middlesboro, Ky. 1'artin v.s. a i vs.

Douglas Kanl Thelma Newton v.s. Jesse Newton. Gertrude Overtoil Robert Goldie i a vs. Willis i Lillie Carroll vs. John Carroll.

Lee Honeyeutt vs. Gay Esther A i Mai' IHirton Charles i i Dan i vs. Ola Smith. Katie Greman vs. Russell Gre- these meters as the street be- ng a state highway is the control of the Highway Department.

Coins are already being put into the meters for parking time, although no ordinance providing for fines for violation has vet been Sixty-two thousand a i a are slaughtered a a in sacrificial worship to i in China, Turkey's area is square 1 miles. Soulli A i i a i of Minnesota issued pair; of passenger c.ar licence for 1947 and was 0 ld out by del. Presbylerian i i i lie has C.VPII i ol" i i i a i i a a i A advance i sale i lo rod hy Uu a So- Fot i i of Christian Service and the Dorothy Uos.s i i Class of the church. No tickets i be sold at Ihe church. Tickets are on sale at Morgan and Flocoe Drug Stores in I i i and at Siler Drug Store in Middlesboro.

youiur to a 4 A The condition of thr- lonsils, and not tlie apo of child, is (he most important consideration. As a gpncrai rule, th" operation is not performed on ery younir children, hrcaus" i i of UM- tonsils are uncominon at this Supper Set for Two from This Area Jjin Regular Army Two younp men of this area have enlisted in the RcKtilar A and have been assigned to Ft. Kno'x K.V., for duty. They are Vernon fcufrone Hen-ell (colored), Mid- dicAoro, and Robert a a i i i a (colored) of Middlesboro 'el- Mn" 5 A i v-. i I Cnsrs Disnnsfied Yellow a a i Accent- i Corporation vj.

Weir Tip lta Hrown W. M. Tulllr Polly llrltnn a s. Knima Tutllp. PILES TROUBLE? DON'T DEI.AT AKT LONGER! Knw.

doctnr's formula you run MKO at to rpllevo rtlKtrrsslnp (llKuoniriirt nf Itcli--Irritntlon iluo to jillos. TiiiKlH to HOf- ton Biul Rlirlnk thlfl j.rnvon arllon roller. Ask TAKE A TIP--VISIT US Moss Chapel at Loo; a i will hold a pie supper at 7:30 p. m. today, and a contest, to elect Miss Chayel.

Girls in are Sue Hoskins, a of Mr. und Mrs. Rufus Hoskins; I.oi.s Newport, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. Segal Newport; Sandy i daughter of Mr.

and i D. Hopkins, and Joyce i oE Mr. and Bill Jordon. Boys in the contest, are Tommy Hendrickson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

1 Clifton Hendnckr-on; Bill Baker, son of Mrs. A a Madon Elaknr: Michael i son of Mr. and Mrs. llo.skins; i Lee i son ol Mr. and Mi.

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