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/WcJ Print J Paga Six THE MT. VERNON SIGNAL Thursday, March 6, 1941 Livjnpfcn By W. M. .Owens I j All are invited back. Sunday p?-tt>.Nven guests of his parents, Mr. and the 9th of March some of them will Mrs. R. B. Ballinger Saturday. ! be back with us again. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ballinger who j Mrs. Criite McDanicl died at her | have been ill for some time' are im- II home last Wednesday after a serious { proving. Money Talks Safetygrams Economist Education By Fred W. Braun rphy who is working: illness of T. B. She was Miss Martha sp-nt the week end | Barren daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I dinner with, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oniversitf of'KouivliU •''en\ -Sam Barren. deceased. She was a Owens and family of • ' ston has moved to Christian lady. She leaves her hus- S&turday. A nice" dinilPf' Was pre- 1 One day a-yfarTnillions. of Amer- | band and 6 children some half- i pared, for him; ] icans are made conscious of the cost •' cd spent the week j s ' stors an< l brothers to mourn. S h e j Mrs! Laura Gatliff and daughters, i of government. That day is March « • at Pineville. was laid to rest in the Barren gravel Hazel;.and "Marie of Three Links 15 when personaMncome tax returns • •r and son Inmin i yard ncar hor home < Tho family j were Sunday dinner guests of the! jffe due and-payable. Most Americans I which "he states that"safetv ' i.hoc m i r cvmnilhv t: 1 ... I 3 Clinton Farmers Outline Program Breath it county •d spent the week :n Corbin. ••vho has been on l ;w days, has our sympathy Mr. a fid Mrs. Tom Row joicing ovc Wanda Genevfa. _ __ ... j t h e writer afid family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Niceley, Mrs. I Lincoln Whitafcer writer. •» , a r e now figuring how much they are re-1 Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Abney of: owe. and. in some cases, how they the arrival of a nfiw girl, j Bnmmer spent the week end with are i:oing to pay it. To many, this . will be a n e w experience for this in Berea \ year the exemptions were lowered . Frequently in this column I have I given credit to the splendid pub-1 licity. given the subject of "Safety" by the American press. I have just finished reading article by Mr. Cy Douglas, bureau' chief of The Associated Press, inj big! Ifenmr?; . Tho ''•pre who has been r foom with' the in '*• out again, •i:'of Mr. and Mrs. quite sick with '[ -ley Who has been tl;e .sick,-is some bct- j Logue McKinney Sunday. j h e r bed for some time. Mrs. Rich- f Mrs. Verna Graves Visited her naond is reported no better. brother Saturday. I There will"Be church at lh6 UllnfStf | Plenty of measles in this part yet By Mrs. R. B. Albright Farmer representatives of 12 communities . in Clinton county. County Agent Ralph Cundiff and S. C. Jones of the Kentucky College of Agriculture made the following soils , and crops program for the county for this year. Use 800 tons of triple superphos- phate or its equivalent. I Use 8,000 tons of ground limestone. Mr. Douglas goes on to say that J No Iand , 0 bt . p | anted t0 corn un- safety is big because it is a vital j css it wi j j y j c |d 30 bushels to the factor in the daily lives of all citizens, I acrc motorists and pedestrians alike., Plant ear(y ma turing varieties of Safety, therefore, has become a per- ! corn sonal matter with us. ! Cut and shock uII corn The American editors have seen; Seed all corn and tobacco land to fit-to give safety eqilal consideration ; cover crops. with the tremendous world newsj Seed all lespedeza fields, from that finds its way to the front pages j which hay is harvested and no grass Rose, of Eglon, Ky. is j two billion dollars yearly. Hidden | of our newspaper* | left, to cover crops. Safety is your problem and my j Seed orchard grass in pasture mix- some I ^ na - P r ' ct '" Mrs. Margie Chancy I Friday to sec his aunt, Mrs. Elize: from $1000 to $800 for the single ' visited their parents, Mf. and Mrs. |-Richmond who has been confined toj person and from $2500 to $2000 for Christian Church Saturday and jAftday. Everyone invited to attend numbered with'— 0 1 uvu lln sul " l: um«r. i»n». : t h e married ffbrson. In addition to the income tax, the nattcrnal" government" has many "hidden" taxes which w e p a y day of the year. These taxes produce j Rev. pastTft I taxes are added to the price of arti- Mr. Vester Allen who is working cles and too often wc fail to realize' problem. It belongs.to us, it is a part j tures. in Covington. Ky.. spent Saturday I w c are paying them. For example.! us ; therefore, we should pay at-! Produce 72.000 pounds of lespedeza [night with his wife at Bummer. He [when wc buy a ten cent package of tention to safety requirements in: for home seeding. spwi*p^-^c^j5ai»ijCT'f&<Jk"By'his~wiIe. jcigaFettis; we"pay "a'tfSj cent Federal ' fcUf-fiaiijf'iiVw. 1 - -- •••• •_ - ure, is reported LAdlm^ " a " d MrS ' A ' W - Mrs. Allen and little daughter, Lois tax. If a pack lasts two days, then When your community can go a j Strong Man Act Maxine. Thty will remain there for| we will buy 182 a year and pay a year without a fatality on its streets. Sr'.-snfi V#, ! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown visited - ,nd son Eugene. Mr. ancytfrs. Albert Long Suhdav. ies :and__-.dau(i|jter, while. tax of S30.( E r : v ^ T S Z ; : Casper Owens and Wley better, We aft; glad to report uncle John This is a fairly large amount and I .sure .th^f.the^oyf£njt>e J lit.JikSf^. ' $3uor . idt Sunday, if Latonia s Mr. Sam Smith , a Muljins.-\J,-cre. , that's not an acident—that's news. 1 It's smart to drive carefully.' When ir. college, Warners' Jack : Carson played Hercules in a Greek drama. * ^ Latonia spent - r" and ,aSt * eCk to ** work - of smoking we would all "set; w. c M r - and Mrs. Ben Albright Sun- We are sorry that the Sunday up a howl. But when the tax is - ,' i J* , • f School lesson is disco^ir;a»A- ' - . 'hkWen ararf {*•«;>•" and Mrs. Ray Pope spont Dewcjr Ballinger .^pent the week The consumer does not squawk.' id wtttHiwnc-fotka*^ yiwvwj;^ an autdmWillj . . J • Mrs. RusseinilErighrand dauph'-^- ht is numbered »er. Lucille spent Friday with Mr. wri mg | and Mrs Charles McCJure and Mrs as in Mt. Ver-1 Kate Major. . .. . . ! Mr. Joy Brown and Miss Jui- . .7 ® r ' T" CI " k . as Rowe were . Brown were the guests of Mr. and A " ocsate Profelsor of Hlstor y •inri- Mrc r i - ^nd Sundsy -with ; e n d with hortre folksi— Mrs. L. L. her parcnts _ Mr _ and Mrs j atfk Cash; Know Kentucky i^herty is con- '.h measles. Hillard of Lon- .Olney Sutton Synday. University of Keatucky IVIiss Alice.' Albright spent last QUESTIONS wcaJt with her cousins, Migscs Louisi>w.-L flow, jjiaqy conventions .were 1 Uxes The Federal tax is now 1'j cents, on V&Lh g a l l o n of gasoline. Figure how much tax you pay this way. Or you may like a glass of beer occasionally. •Tbere is-now a $6" a barfel Federal tax on this product. Maybe you like a rr<fcvie; if so, you pay/fl Federal tax every tlftie you buy 4 ticket. Audi there are many, many more of these ! fc end at their . and G W n a McCIur& Mrs. -6m fund called 'to Cor- t Of t h e illness ' relatives, w e I HardShel By America Ballinger I necessary to bring abqut the separa- I an i not attacking hidefen taxes in tion of Kentucky from Virginia' and 'his article. I am merely pointing out I THE AIMC5PHERE OF THE OLD SOU WfTH THE COMFORT -OF TODAY'S HOTEt the framing of a constitution? I that us pay taxes 365 da' Delbert Leg" "Gatliff was Sunday and son Wilbur' dinn ° r gUCS,S of Arthur Clark Jr.-- s -.. a s i n London I Lmroln 'WWtakcr- Is "aBK to . be ' "P' agaiu»aftcr having the measles, •en of ' Cnrhin.j Little Dorothy Allen who was 2. Who was the^ first governor., of; Qu! the >' Gir and not only o n ' Kentucky? Where did he live at the j March 15. Very few Americans es-! time .of h i s election? I cape paying taxes and this is the! , .' , . way it should be. 3. What were the most famous of j _i the salt licks? ,JL. . » . 1 ! Lowest Airport chiseled rKentuc^ 50 " ^! Th f west ' an ?, fn * "f, ln thp j country was built in below-sea- "What Kentuckian was called | levpl Death VaUpy for the six planes used in "The tfride Came C. O. D.." ! on location there. 5^ SEELBACH vltit lh« OERBY ROOM Sp«nd o pltoionl hour in vKn famous Bmr and CoU Lounge 500 ROOMS from.l rrtendlfnasi of Your Old 2 Room Sutlvi with Ktnlucljr horn* in touiivill*. conntcrlng bolh. For 3 H RJJ p»aoni$6odox.«och MM Bfef WALNUT AT FOURTH STREET oddiiional p.rwn $ | U 9 • A •••««••• a mm ( M t Vernon Monday. P-'ke and Mrs u friends in Cor Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ballinger and. Answers To Know Kentucky Found family of 'Richmond, Ky. were din- On Page 7. Try a Classified Ad. It Pays NAPPY By lrv Tirman in Uorbin HEY Y'KNOW WOT? OL BAILEY'S WUZ LAS KIN YVMAGINE THAT GUY TUFFY RIBBIN' US ABOUT "THESE MEDALS.' OH-OH f HONISS PINKY? BETCHA THEY GOT COPS THERE AN' EVERYTHIN', HUH. 'f HLILLY CHEE.' WILL Y'LOOK AT THAT CROWD CMON NAPPY.' LE S TAKE A LOOK AN'SEE WOT GOES ON.' LOOKS LIKE A REVOLUTION Of? SUMP'M GEE.'COPS ON TH' ROOF AN EVERYTHIN/ 1 Pike lie Sunday Jones spent <1 M r s , R a y Jones rnon nd daughter fi Tea Tuesday was in Lon- HERE COMES PINKY.'LOOKS pr<l Sundav family Mrs. B; Alma Mrs. W; Tuesday of UKE SOMETHINS -YEAH*OE DOITY PUNK? r.astem Star •lay meeting, Hall and T h e y J i a w for the Red h Thursday served f o r 1: having it the Gy onth, watch ECTIVE RILEY By Richard Lee ftfpE TWO MEN TAKE A STROLL ALONG * THE BEACH. f Ohio Wehb TriANKS.SlNGH; YOU RE NOT A SAD EGGYOURSELF! YOUJUST DON'T KEEP TWE RIGHT t - r ^ "> DO NOT SAHIB RILEY PEOPLE,SAHIB RILEY, MEN NEVER FORGET A KINDNESS PLANE SHORTLY.... .1 WILL RECIPROCATE 9/ ALLOWING YOUTOGO IN THOUGHT DO YOU KNOW.SAHIB RILEY/ SINCE I AM SWD8N TO DESTROY YOU, "" SHOULD NATURALLY DESPISE YOU...BUTSOMEHOW I DONOT.. YOU ABE NOT A BADFELLOW AT ALL.' COMPANY; nt the wcel Mt. Vernon Mt. Ver eral of tile team stop it on theii r attencijn hmond, Ky WD-P, ISLAND FOR SIN AVIAT -fHENC WHO :0RDINGTO EAR'- EDPLAH IS TO PICK WE HllNCE UP BJLEY PRE TEND NOT TO t* THIS. v ml Sctis buud- st Chu'c 1 -1L"_ cry b; FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW!!! By Bob Dart VTQV PRINT OF THE GAUMONT-BRITlSH XTREME CARE FIUA'LOVE IN EXILE" WAS SAL IS TAKEN IN THE M A N U ^ I ^ ^ - V A G E D DURING THEPORTSMOUTH,OHia?"#^ FACTUBE OF INCANDESCENr^FLOOO IN.IQ37.ALTHOUGH BOTH PRINT AND LAMPS..*.MOISTURE OF A SINGLE ^LCONTAINEC WeCE THOROUGHLYSCWKEft THE PRINT ,. . 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Page 1: Livjnpfcn I j All are invite dback .Sunday p?-tt>.Nven ... · II home last Wednesday after a ... Sr'.-snfi V#,! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown visited ... and Mrs. Ray Pope spont Dewcjr

/WcJ Print J Paga Six THE MT. VERNON SIGNAL Thursday, March 6, 1941

Livjnpfcn B y W . M . . O w e n s

I j Al l a r e i n v i t e d b a c k . S u n d a y p?-tt>.Nven g u e s t s of h i s p a r e n t s , M r . a n d t h e 9 th of M a r c h s o m e of t h e m w i l l Mrs . R. B. B a l l i n g e r S a t u r d a y .

! b e b a c k w i t h u s a g a i n . M r . a n d Mrs . R . B . B a l l i n g e r w h o j M r s . C r i i t e M c D a n i c l d i e d a t h e r | h a v e b e e n il l fo r s o m e t i m e ' a r e i m -

II h o m e las t W e d n e s d a y a f t e r a s e r i o u s { p r o v i n g .

Money Talks Safetygrams E c o n o m i s t E d u c a t i o n

B y F r e d W. B r a u n r p h y w h o is w o r k i n g : i l lness of T . B . S h e w a s Miss M a r t h a s p - n t t h e w e e k e n d | B a r r e n d a u g h t e r of M r . a n d Mrs . I d i n n e r w i t h , M r . a n d Mrs . T h o m a s O n i v e r s i t f o f ' K o u i v l i U • ' ' e n \ - S a m B a r r e n . d e c e a s e d . S h e w a s a O w e n s a n d f a m i l y of • ' s ton h a s m o v e d t o C h r i s t i a n lady . S h e l e a v e s h e r h u s - S&tu rday . A n i c e " d in i lP f ' Was p r e - 1 O n e d a y a-yfarTnillions. of A m e r -

| b a n d a n d 6 c h i l d r e n s o m e h a l f - i p a r e d , fo r h i m ; ] i cans a r e m a d e c o n s c i o u s of t h e cos t • ' c d s p e n t t h e w e e k j s ' s t o r s a n < l b r o t h e r s t o m o u r n . S h e j Mrs! L a u r a G a t l i f f a n d d a u g h t e r s , i of g o v e r n m e n t . T h a t d a y is M a r c h « • a t P i n e v i l l e . w a s la id t o r e s t in t h e B a r r e n g r a v e l H a z e l ; . a n d " M a r i e of T h r e e L i n k s 15 w h e n p e r s o n a M n c o m e t a x r e t u r n s • •r a n d s o n I n m i n i y a r d n c a r h o r h o m e < T h o f a m i l y j w e r e S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s of t h e ! j f fe d u e a n d - p a y a b l e . M o s t A m e r i c a n s I w h i c h " h e s t a t e s t h a t " s a f e t v

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F a r m e r r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of 12 c o m m u n i t i e s . in C l i n t o n c o u n t y . C o u n t y A g e n t R a l p h C u n d i f f a n d S. C . J o n e s of t h e K e n t u c k y C o l l e g e of A g r i c u l t u r e m a d e t h e f o l l o w i n g so i l s

, a n d c r o p s p r o g r a m f o r t h e c o u n t y f o r t h i s y e a r .

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u re , is r e p o r t e d L A d l m ^ " a " d M r S ' A ' W - M r s . A l l e n a n d l i t t l e d a u g h t e r , Lo i s t ax . If a p a c k las t s t w o d a y s , t h e n W h e n y o u r c o m m u n i t y c a n g o a j S t r o n g M a n Ac t M a x i n e . T h t y wi l l r e m a i n t h e r e f o r | w e wi l l b u y 182 a y e a r a n d p a y a y e a r w i t h o u t a f a t a l i t y on i t s s t r e e t s .

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