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Show Thursday, August 14, Sugar Beel . Raised 272,9 2 8 Tons growing areas of Diait'S may uianvci Song more tons of sugar than kVhad been previously allot-ltn recent action of the re Department ofTT Agriculture, Jon can nf Chairman j""" AAA committee, said the county iaect V to zviif0 lul1 hpet growing areas raise current 1941 market- to 1,925,499 tons. This ouota The j ,u m ua spares wiui tons. of the 1549,898 j Sugar Division show that growers the AAA near received parity or income on men- oesi m parity ciups Fun to Ride! What THE MURRAY EAGLE ever since the sugar started m 1934, and fiiurTs fo? 1940 are expected to show an moon above parity, Mr. Jensen Quota Sugar 1941 Although all of the 1940 marlargest m history, is not keted it estimataed thatyet States beet growers will United show an average return of $7 ton. per This compares with $6.70 on the an average of 55.52 "op'tand on crops raised during 1931-3the last three e ion years prior to passage of quota legislation. 3, pro-du- J0ttl S4uPplies of suSar the U.S. this year are more than enough to take care of all normal consumption needs Mr. Jensen said. The amount of sugar which entered the U.S. from offshore areas during the first six months of this year was 43 per cent greater than in the January-Jun- e period last year, figures from the AAA Sugar Division show. Should it develop, however that any area cannot fill its entire marketing quota, the deficit can be to other areas ' he said. FRANK DIANA NOW AT LUCKY 13 KLUB Frank Diana is now meeting his many friends at the Lucky 13 Klub at 33rd South and State. Frank is employed on the day shift at present. He says business is very good. Frank also recommends the Chicken in the Straw served by Clark Cushing at the Lucky 13 Klub Cafe. Repaired Bicycles Reasonable Prices! Carlson E. FTRMTURE EXCHANGE If Stata St South 4889 Axf 7 I . I t tm 1.1 A k3! I J 9 Am. tl -t ja. TW5C0NTINENTAI -- CASH X I tteJ 2r I -- T" I 1 "7rmii-- f HOjKTtO A'otes o a A'ew Yorfcer: After all of George Jean Nathan's work and struggle for recognition, nis home burg, Fort Wayne, Ind., erected a plaque to a movie gal named Jane Peters (Carole Lorn-baf. . . Gary Cooper stands a fine chance of copping the Academy Award this time for his tip-toperformance in "Sgt York" . . . When Gary was a student at Grinnell CoL lege, Iowa, he applied for membership in the dramatic society there and was spurned because, they said, he couldn't act . . . Back from vacationing in the Catskills, a Broad-wayit- e enthused about the rural sector . "So peaceful!" he raved. "Every night you're lulled to sleep by the chirping of crickets, the croaking of frogs, and the ripple of the borscht!" . . . New York is like this: In the office building at 515 Madison Avenue the tenants include the America First Committee and the R.A.F. Benevolent Society. p Cf UC RAN WTTH IMU LA. I Utl HOW Joice J4lyliwaij for Ifjational obej-end-e Across Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada and California, work is proceeding rapidltransy on a new voice highway an continental telephone line. all-cabl- e equipped with mechanical plows hauled by large tractors. The cable laying train digs a trench about 30 inches deep, feeds the cable into it and back fills the trench in one Cable crews are Protected against ordinary hazards by being underground, the cable is also insulated against rodents by 6teel tape wound around the cable making it "gopher proof." continuous operation. Increased facilities provided by this cable are designed to meet demands that may arise for any communication between centers of industry, rail troop concentration points and defense centers from coast to coast beads, w jjtsj,i 1.7,. i i L4jT9Anvyw i - w ip it Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, August 15 and 16 - - Murray Store .. Guaranteed Meats Louis Fischer in his book recalls one of Goebbels' quotes which is Berlin's lyingest "Whoever treats with Bolshevism will end by being devoured by it" . . . The gag in Rumania, they tell you, goes this way: "Ever since we Joined the Axis we are getting food like Germany'searthquakes like Japan's, and an army like Italy's!" probably choking midget by now: Comforting Thought for the Drafted: The Commander-in-Chie- f wants them to stay in an army camp for another year so that their families will never be shoved Into a concen- BEEF TOAST lb. 18 Ground Beef . 2 lbs. 35c Sirloin Steak . . lb. 28c Luncheon Heals . lb. 23c Rib Boil Assorted lb. 10c tration camp forever. Ray Clapper, the columnist, exhibited some of the abusive and stupid letters he gets from Franks lb. 16c Sliced Bacon ... lb. 35c Lind-berghe- rs Clapper pointed out that abuse has replaced reason in the minds of those people All of which is a new way of spelling crackpots . . . But get this irony. Those who submit vile letters are the ones who yelp that their heroes are being smeared . . . Hitler claims he U fighting a religious war against the Russians "who do not recognize any church" . . . That's a cinch to debunk . . . Every time Hitler's air force recognized a church in England they bombed it. . . . ... incident between Lear and troops training in Tennessee has aroused national controversy. Many take the side of the General, claiming that discipline is more important than the soldiers' sore feet (from marching 15 miles in a 97 degree heat as punishment for flirting with some On the other hand, girl golfers) many think the punishment too severe. The following story is offered to show that not all officers are starchy. On a dark, rainy night, out from the front lines of Verdun a water-soaked group of American doughboys trudged in the At ease for a moFrench mud ment one of them approached an officer in the darkness . . . "Excuse me. Sir, have you a cigarette?" . . . "Certainly, son," was the anAs the doughboy lit up swer his cigarette the match revealed the face of General Pershing. "General Pershing!" said the Lieut.-Gener- a ' -- Hi 1 The si p'- - - Yoo-ho- o al Grocery Department Shortening . 3 lb. can 47c Royal Satin .lb. Coiiee 19c Nob Hill lb. Margarine 18c Sunny Bank 10 Sugar lbs. 62c Vtah Beet Mayonnaise . . . qt. 39c Grahams . 2 lb.pkg. 28c Honey Bee Nu-Ma- Fruit Cocktail 10c Tall Can Flour . . 48 Kitchen Craft lb.pkg. 1.29 ... d, mud-cake- ... ... sol-di- CirapefryiS Juice can 7c Old Dutch Milk . . . ; . 4 cans 30c Case Cherub Vegetable Salad . arrival (via clipper) dozen lemons which half a brought same as a nullum the is practically dollars right now . . . The bnjs at the Savoy were smacking thdr In lips over the thought of a lemon discov-ere- d when they their cocktails, that Kathleen Harnman, the daughter of Averill. had used precious lemons for a rinse! Peas London ColTypewriter Ribbons: Nate tlie a as fast can go horse No lier: money you bet on him . . . Punch: His desire was nipped in the budget Ed Howe: A good scare Is adworth mure to a man than good EloBeecher: vice . . . Lyman . Abe quence is logic on fire . . a when a relief it Martin: Hain't clerk finally admits he hain't got You what you want? . . . Anon: was could tell the show's goose audience the as soon as cocked The Brandon started roasting of people classes two Only Sun: and women taU for flattery-m- en Jack Warwick: Many things r can "hrPn hl18 th cxpcrU . . . George wrong guriscs making an-g- d Bernard Shaw: In Heaven an . . is nobody in particular . in Everything Anderson: Dolores Black Tea.8oz.pkg. 26c Canterbury "Yes, son," replied the general, "you took an awful chance. I might have been a second lieutenant! " A 46 OZ. CAN TOWN HOUSE NATURAL Cleanser 15c $3.49 3 - 25c Peas can 11c Sugar Belle Soflasilk pkg. 23c Cookies pkg. 13c Twin Teaks 3 cans 25c Pilgrim or Clipper Garden Side alac! Pressing DUCHESS - None Better 2 qt ... w Mountain States Telephone iw. and Telegraph Co. ... 'r 1 Hollywood Si the rcal-txc- cpt - some When the While lloue sent a White of the secretarial staff In of Lou. s Houe car to the funeral N. C, Asheville, Howe's sec' the prolhe car was barred from because it did not have a cession union driver "d' . . . "Ai.y Howard Monte pla.vr w.ll tell you. thai Coronet, in declares Whitman niake honest cod. simp'.e. rrleSmarter 1 J wi L.J L.J urkon WhliVty.90 PiooL U-- Sclitnlty Ditillr - Corp., N.T . . . U,e best suckers" . . . crooks will tell you diflerent sucker Is a chump wiui t... in- and he a taint of larceny, variably hooked. ri.t Fresh Farm Produce Ik . . . lb. Ik Watermelons . . . lb. Klondike Cantaloupes Cucumbers Lettuce .... lb. 2c lb. 7c lb. Gc ,,ixic Potatoes 10 .... 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