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Middlesboro Daily News (Newspaper) - November 16, 1940, Middlesboro, KentuckyPage six Middlesboro kt., daily news saturday november just31 Days to use classified ads to raise Christmas Cash phone 62 or 63 for classified ads announcements card of thanks we wish to express our since thanks for the kindness of of friends in the illness and death our life and Mother. We also wis to express appreciation for the Beautiful Floral offerings which they sent. Especially do we than or. Marvin Adams and Rev. A. Reeves who directed the service m a. Spurling Ami family plate lunch meat vegetable dessert drink new York restaurant the terminal cake word in food and serv co. Com in out of the cold. S. St. Cara Nome demonstration next week at Lee s. Phone Early for appointment. Lost near Junction. Yellow Pel Sian cat. Male. Answers Nunu baby. Reward. Call 854. Modern equipment s new Loca Tion Between Pinnacle motor and three states printing after nov. 18. Blue Gaberdine rail coat gloves in pocket brow leather helmet. Mrs. B. H. Stev us modern equipment. You re not at Case in front am freeze but you can be at ease eating a hot Chicken dinner to Morrow at the Courtesy cafe. Automotive Cash paid for Good used cars John g. Farmer 1616 e. Cumberland ave. 1935 Buick Sedan radio Heater. Patterson Nash co. Pm. 763. 1938 Buick 4-door Sedan. Radio Heater new tires. Black motor co. Plume 189. The Only 24-hour service in town. Phone 9113 Day or night. Cumberland service Sta. Windshield and door Glass in stalled. Also used of All sizes. Middlesboro Auto parts Texaco dealers will get your car ready for Winter. Texaco motor Oil Firestone tires super Pyro anti Freesia. Ask about your dividend. Business service Pinnacle cleaners phone 211. Radio 748-j. Roy Hale radio shop 2 doors from Western Union. Gagle radio service phone 5 opposite first Baptist Church employment wanted reliable Rohian to do housework. Phone 80-1. Farm mule for Sale is hands High i years old. Good worker Almon Greene Tinsley by. Cash buyers Walnut Poilu Maple logs. Wood mosaic co. Ii. 0. Vantuyle Middle Boro representative. Phon 085. Enna Jet tick shoes to America s smartest walking Sanford shoe store 1940 Model Johnson out Bour motor with pull out started used Only three limes on the Lake same As new. 0. H. A run Del daily Ncik office. Used nil Heater perfect Condi Tion. Regularly main Gomi try Waki co. You need Herti woo blankets a pair. Caidwell i is Toftner rooms Anto apts. Patterson apart Glen a. 1 and 2 furnished rooms with private Bath and Entrance. B01 Exeter a Aprl Rilke or four room Nii it in residence. H. E. Motch. Crowley apartments furnished. Call 003-.t. North 25th Street. To furnished rooms screened in Back porch. For Light House keeping n week. Mrs. Joe Scott 405 Doncaster ave. Free Furnn had rooms with hath and steam heat. G. W. Shoffner East Cumberland ave. Phone 469. Or rent dec. Bed room private Bath. Gentleman preferred. Phone 472-j or r. In loom apartment heat furnished excellent repair. Close in. Phone 93. Newly decorated furnished apartment. Arthur Heights. Mrs. G. W. Easton. Modern it room apartment with heat electric stove and re close in. To Campbell. Private hath All mod Ern conveniences. Also 4-room apartment. Mrs. Callison. 512 Gloucester. Arge furnished heated room outside View. 3rd floor Over Penney s. Mrs. Shoemaker. Real estate for rent Raf cracks Dow n on a fronts stain smashes Axis on All fronts s North sea great Britain Raf bombards not subs at Lorient believed base for attacks on Atlantic convoys also bomb Dunkirk Flushing reek. Planes bomb invasion bases in Italy and Albania Raf torpedo planes cripple third of italian meet in attack on base at Toronto British War vessels sink fascist Supply ships in bottle of Otronto Strait italian naval losses silly s ten Natili hunk us damaged battleships 3 cruisers Deit Royert submarines 105 totals Raf raids italian bases British troop attacks successful to e. Africa o Bitu Aries meets with aides Garrett Moore Garrett Moore died yester Day in a local Hospital. The funeral service will be held at 1 o clock tomorrow the holiness Church at Noe town. I survivors Are his parents or. I and mrs. A. Moore of Noe town i his wife mrs. Lucy Fulton Moore one daughter five Brothers Alex Bud Albert and Lige of middle.-i-1 Boro and Joe of Wells tenn., and four misters mrs. Virgie mrs. Mary Ellen Pierce mrs Ethel Davis and mrs. Maggie Strunks also of this City. The body is being held at the Home of his parents at . Burial will take place in the Julmis i Ley cemetery. Caw Iod s is in charge. This map recent blows of Britain s Raf on Axis warships and bases. At Taranto naval base at the instep of Italy s Boot torpedo carrying Pla disabled or Sank six italian men of War including two battleships. Inset map shows action s Cene at Tanto table totals italian naval losses thus far in the War. With the Hollywood reporter room House 22nd St. Near Cumberland ave. Equipped with circulator Heater. Phone log. Five room Brick House on Exeter ave. Phone Ioc. House for rent 710 Illch Ster mrs. Green properly. I hone 250 5-room House for Lent Exeter and 28th St. Charles p. Sharp room cottage 2.1th Street with Furnace. To. H. Chs nay. Real estate for Sale Dave Lambert real estate uses Small Farns used lavs. Over Gibson store. Merchandise far Sale and wanted silk Satin and suede House Coats just received. Holiday under Wear dance sets bed jackets slips and gowns. Talbott s. Our window and door frames Are All made from Clear White Pine with the Best Sash pulleys in place. They Are strictly first class. Allrun lumber co. Phone 316. Used Oil Heater. Used Only three months. Regularly now Montgomery Ward co. Not Long until Christmas. Select her Lane Cedar Chest now. Use our Lay a Way plan. White i trn iture co. Kix Gerlip topcoats Zipper lined tomcats overcoats of All kinds priced from to h. H. Tinner a 10th St. Piano Sale join our Christmas piano club to Day and save Money on your . See the new Blond spinet piano in our window. Gib . Phone 2-10. A Viii it jewelry. Designs. Shop Early. Rau.1so.vs a Kweler. Phone i. Three used ranges. All in Good condition. L Dixie hardware or Sale or Sta Tion garage and House. -10 acres land not connected write on a daily news. Main italian base reported in flames continued from Page. One nine and wounding Bitol another Jugoslav Border town reported that italian re for the a Orilin front were pouring Down the Elba Sam Pograjec Road in an unbroken Stream of trucks. Billj was bombed without damage last night by seven unidentified planes and Jugoslav anti aircraft guns went into action f in the first time in the War. The planes dropped Para Chute flares then dumped six bombs near the railway station. Jugoslav Pui mint planes Lonk off and the sped away to the West. Tie town was blacked out but there was a Bright Moon the philosopher who said there was nothing new under the Sun evidently has t tried to keep up with All the latest Issue of Spe Vinyl postage Stamps. Radio dead repair service Takt m com radio service at Sterchi Bros. Phone 385 by Frederick c. Othman u. P. Hollywood correspondent Hollywood. So there was Nice Manning the scenario writ at his desk a couple of weeks scribbling n scene for a Dean a Durbin movie when one of the cad men phoned and said Bruce of d you like to be a so Manning went to his Boss c Pasternak the Durbin product at Universal and said ".lor, in think i ought to do Why demanded pastur a. Nobody might be silly Enogh to make you that kind of an Tor Well have you got and advice r me to insisted Mann in. Get some Arch supports for our advised Pasternak. So Manning got his Arch sup Orts plus a bicycle to ride from age to stage and that brings us Odiay to Bruce Manning the exec Orleans newspaper reporter ironed movie producer. He s Mak in Hack the Fannie urst novel into a movie again Ith Charles Boyer and Margaret Ellavan for stars. Miss Sullavan and or. Bayer Ere reclining on a Haystack with director Robert Stevenson train ing the camera on them when we spied producer Manning on the sidelines biting his fingernails. I never produced n picture be he said. But when i was a kid i used to produce shows in the cellar. There does t seem to be much producer Manning was making Wise cracks. He was telling a whop Ping lie and he knew it. He was in the midst of making one of the year s biggest movies and he was giving the Job everything he had. So we spent the Day with him watching a producer produce. The arithmetic is what of Ives you Buck said producer Manning who with Felix Jackson wrote the screen play. As a writer you casually men Tion a Steamboat it the Landing. You put in i ballroom scene lie cause Yon think it la look Good and then you have the hero saying Farewell to the heroine. In you casually write Down Railroad Sta Tion and what happens As a producer Yon learn that the Railroad station will Cost you . The ballroom will Cost Yau .000. The Steamboat at the Landing will be 12.000. Who you Veu have to pay a Day to rent a Street. You be got to have a couple of Hundred people in tin Street and they Cost you another you need some Lori fashion d autos because its 1910 and that shoo More. What it amounts to when discretion with producer upon the h is that producer your in a writer catch up scions miss Sullavin and the Snave or. Boor in their Haystack As he spoke. Take this he said. The set is the most inexpensive n the whole picture. All it is is i in stack Wilh some Clouds i he Hacku found. So we started hooting Here yesterday. The Hay tickled the actors. The Clouds weren t right. But we finally mule a Lako Anil it looked Fine until we got into the projection room. Then we discovered that the looked wet and the looked like rain and to had to shoot it nil Over again. Here we be spent two Days on so far and i into to think what going to Back Street first Vns made Liuigi in Universal with Dunne As Star. If you la remember the Story it was the picture which stirred up All the fuss about censorship. It was such a hit that even after the film was made the Story still remained one of the studio s most valuable assets numerous other producers tried to buy it for a remake. But the assignment went to Manning in recognition of his expert work As a writer. He s spend ing around which the company is gambling on his ability to make a Good movie. Anyway you look at it that s not bad for a reporter who was covering the City Hall in new Orleans five years ago at a week. 7 hospitals ivs any Public centers hit continued from Page 1 was reported that no persons were killed there but that several were injured. A Canadian resident at the hotel said i was asleep on an upper floor when the bomb exploded. The main Hall suffered the full Force of the blast. The Laghlin rather one nazi ship sunk three turned Back continued from Page one 10 Miles from the Mouth. The four were among a score of German ships which took Sanctuary in mexican harbours at the beginning of the War. Two of these the crack passenger liner Columbus of tons and the freighter Araucua left Vcra Cruz in december 193ji, to run the British blockade. A British Cruiser overtook the Columbus and her Crow burned and scuttled her. An other British Cruiser chased the Araucua into port Everglades pla., where she still is. The freighter Weser sailed from a West coast mexican port last month and was captured by Canadian merchant Cruiser. Supplies for subs the ships began getting up steam yesterday afternoon and re ports spread on the water front that they were going to sea to re fuel and Rovic Tual German sub marines and surface raiders. They obtained clearance papers and sailed As secretly As possible but mrs. Rosetta Spurling the funeral for mrs. spill Ling was held at the Kii it Baptist Church thursday with Rev. Mirvin Adams in charge assisted by Rev. A. B. Reeve1 burial was in the Sharp cemetery. Pallbearers were Dan Jones Charles Jones Willard Bowman Virgil Phillips Orstil Carroll and Estes. Granddaughters served As Flower Irene Hammonds tie body of miss Irene Ham monds 19, who died in Nashville wednesday will arrive Here today and will be held at the Cawood funeral Home until j 0 o clock to Morrow morning when the funeral will be held at Ely Dale cemetery near Wheeler. Miss Hammonds is survived by her Mother mrs. .1. D. Hicks of Pennington Gap one brother j. R. Of Pennington one sister Barbara of Pennington two aunts mrs. James Barnes of Wheeler and mrs. William Rowland of Evarts and an Uncle j. S. Col Lins of Cumberland Gap. Rev. A. E. Robertson will con duct the funeral. System failed and it was thousands including presumably terrifying especially Forl he British Consul or his assistants older people. When i arrived Injia nihed them slip Down the River. England i said things weren t so to mexican Gnu boats went bad As i expected but now i i l of Foj e River at about the same know what a real is Captain of the tugboat Hospital has fire Sabalo which a. Compa tried them to the River Mouth said the boats had been ordered to them to the limit of mexican wat ers. The italian Oil Tanker Stelvio had steamed up apparently ready to leave on Short notice. Nine other italian tankers Are taking Sanctuary a the Harbor. The German Consul was seeking a boat Large enough for the heavy t in the Gulf to take incendiary bombs j him out to the Burn a ship rear Admiral Gabriel Carvallyo Pital has f at one of the bombed hospitals three wards were destroyed by fire. A Hospital official said a breadbasket Cluster of incendiary bombs must have exploded Over the Hospital. I have counted about 200 incendiaries on the hos Pital he said no one was injured at the Hospital that fortunately the patients were not serious cases and were Able to walk to safety continued to Shower Down the Hospital was evacuated. Other bombs struck a boarding House and u a taxi drive while or Fred Borders reporting a Row escape said i heard n bomb screaming Down and stepped on the accelerator. Off we went and just in time. The blast shot us Forward about 100 Yards at quite 80 Miles an hour before we could pull he and his three passengers escaped injury. Al another hotel a bomb Dan aged lie facade several rooms ind hurled heavy masonry injuring several guests and members of the staff. It was said officially that no military objectives were hit in London. An air ministry Home Security ministry communique said Many fires were started and a number of persons were killed and others injured but that preliminary reports indicate the number Vns not As great us might be cd Ziec cd in View of the weight of he midlands raided attacking aircraft continually harassed in our defences were forced to operate at such height hat accurate bombing was impose t h e communique said. High explosives and incendiaries Nerc dropped in Nanny parts of the capital and considerable damage was done mostly to dwellings shops and of several places in the midlands also were bombed but damage was slight the communique said. Cov entry scene of Tim Silfin night s Aerial Blitz Lirie is in the mid lands. It commandant of the port of Tam to my Law provides that or six months ship by in Yin. Young. Lvov he land a new of be mrs. Sarah Barnett the funeral service for mrs. Sarah Barnett was held yesterday afternoon at the Colmar Baptist Church Rev. Whit Bolton being assisted by Rev. E. W. Anderson and burial taking place in the Turner cemetery. Roy Rowlett Clyde Rains Iver Mains diaries Manis Everett will John l. Jewis Leader of the c. 1. Of. Resign his Post with that organization As promised if Wendt Sll l. Willcie was Defeated in the presidential Raus the answer to that question is expected to be Given when the c. I. 0. Convenes in Atlantic City n. J., soon. Lewis is shown talking with Philip Murray head of the s. W. O. C., in Atlantic City. Murray is expected to succeed Lewis if the former resigns. Jonesville Ball team. Is. H. Sewell and m. S. Martin were business visitors in Appala Chia thursday. Or. L. N. Cridlin Engineer for the l. N. Railroad is Home for several Days to enjoy the Hunting i season which opens today j r. F. Edwards representative months will move to St. Charles of int 0. S. Fidelity guaranty d. Sewell jr., is in Richmond Virginia on business this week. Or. And mrs. James Volpe jr., who have made their Home in Jonesville for the past eighteen or. Snipe has accepted i position with the Benedict Coal company As Camp doctor. Mrs. M. S. Martin attended a business meeting of methodist t Hurch workers in big Stone Gap co. Of Roanoke va., was a Busi Ness visitor Here thursday. Or. Charles Sprinkle sr., who been ill for the past three weeks at his Home is Able to re sume his teaching in the High Graves and served As Pali George bearers. Branscom n thursday. School department. The personnel of the local Wei i r. Nines county game War Are department attended a study i Den has returned from a week in class for welfare workers in this i Giles county on an Elk hunting1 Rea at big Stone Gap we docs he reports several Lay. J killed by members of his party. Senator l. M. Robinette left Elwes Saluda Sewell and Jean thursday to attend a meeting of Wospil. And mrs. Hattie Quinley the legislative advisory commit tee to which he has recently been appointed by governor Price in Richmond. Mrs. Robert Robertson is Bick ill work in office after and mrs. Baylor Gibson were Knox Iii shoppers Friday. Miss Roberta Cridlin who teaches in Kingsport tenn., is spending the week end with her parents. The Community league held its Neal Whitaker the funeral for meal Whitaker was held at the Baptist Church at Arthur yesterday by Rev. James d. Lyle and Rev. Millard Vance. Burial was in the Ely cemetery. Pallbearers were Luther hens Ley Glen a Lensley Porter Barker Paul Sowders Wilburn Baldwin and Claude Francisco. Myrtle Earl Ruby Rowland and Juanita Rowland served As Flower bearers. An absence of two weeks duo to regular meeting at the school an injury received in an Automo i tuesday with several members i Accident. Present. Miss Thelma Kelly chair or. Joe Mcclure who has been j Man of the Junior red Cross re for some years with the govern ported All grades 100 per cent mint department in South Ameri i the senior class had displays Ca and Panama is spending sever i Book and original Al Days with his parents or. And poems in miss Davis room on i s. George Mcclure. Exhibit for the league this being or. A. Gilkeson has returned j National Book Here As superintendent of the to i Purchase of an outside foun Cak cd Camp and mrs. Gilkeson discussed. N a few Days. Or. Gil i Keson takes the place of capt. L. J these Days almost any spot on was called for duty map can get its name in the mrs. Cora Chadwick funeral sen ices for mrs. Cora Chadwick were conducted this of mrs. A. S. Martin left Friday to 10 a guest of c f Al Nin ii i Ter noon at i o clock at Callison so in Harlan Kysh Chapel by Rev. A. H. Doak. The Ong sen ice was by members of the choir of the first presbyterian Church with mrs. Alsie Alderson at the piano. Active pallbearers included w. B. Allen Paul gravely e. W. Nagle Berlin Roberts Andy to Well f. Dooley Sharp will attend Flanary sat i an party i Ives inlay afternoon. Or. Charles Herbert Herndon has accepted the position As Asistent principal of the Jonesville High school recently vacated by Orr. Or. Herndon will i coach for the Basket a. M. Terrell burial was cemetery. Apprentice weather Sage Long faithful was announced that two of the raiders were shot Down Dill ins the night a Kiiji. The 2-1-How total 10 raiders compared with two British planes the Pilot of one Landing safely. Desperate compelled Institute mers has ment to City boys years to farms to Harn Farmer will take of boys As apr need of the govern Law obliging i i and 17 apprentices Canning. Licach certain number Ken is apprentice will fixed. The Farmer insure a fatherly children in families will preference. The youths 0 pay c and shirts army hoots Lei Knie Silver is Consi Deml conductor of electricity. The Best Pine River George Carpenter 82, recalls the big Winter of 03" or some similar weather phenomenon the respect with which his neighbors listen is due not Only to his age. They Are aware that c Orpen tar s remarks Are not merely those of an old Man who likes to imag Ine that even the weather in the old Days was More remarkable than the modern product. For years Carpenter has served the Federal government As a Volunteer meteorologist. In the administration of president Benjamin Harrison a the department of agriculture sent him a thermometer rain gauge and other instruments. Since Carpenter has used them daily to record weather conditions Al his farm near Here. Once n week during these -18 years he has made the two mile trip to the Pine River Post office usually afoot to mail his to the weather Bureau at Mil Waukee. The government wants a Fel Low to be is Tho shaggy bearded old Man s simple explanation of his Long service. Carpenter has lived alone on his farm for nearly 60 years. Be barks. Middlesboro he Veteran Meteorol i Gist rendered the government an additional Volunteer service. He wrote the department of agriculture concerning a Spray he had compounded f o r use against in Apple Trees Roe Bushes. His formula for longevity 1 work hard Carpenter says he gels up when he feels like he usually feels like it however at about a. M. Bus schedule Tri state coach co. Buses Yave Middlesboro for big Stone Kingsport Johnson City Roanoke Richmond York All Points a. A p. P. M. Tue. Leave Middlesboro for big nor _ 6-30 a. M. P. M. _ p. M lowest fares Forta Blei ride the Tri state Way we Tan furnish you with anti freeze for your Auto Mobile or truck guaranteed Sotl nip one shot lasts All Winter automobile and Middlesboro War wage co Quality Maul service

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