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Hel- vern- ems- FORECAST: ecee- Kentucky—Fair tonight, not vsnee AO tool in west portion. Sunday partly cloudy end a little warm- ng er, followed by scattered show- had ers or thunderstorms in the af- would ternoon or at night. atip t 'ast tabt ban tribal,* XLVM Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Saturday Evening, July 12, 1947 Five Cents Per Copy No. 175 might :Must five Convicts School Survey Love Too Late 16 Nations Are Represented Shot To Death To Be Released To Foil Prison I At European Economic Parley Giffetilingen's Report California Woman Offers In Escape Try On Kentucky Available To Take Wife-Slayer, But To Weigh U.S. -Marshall Plan Negroes Attacked For Sunday Newspapers Parole Board Says "No" • Becin; President, Frankfort, Ky., July 13-4/11— Nashville, Tenn., July 12-4,4e Dies . recommendations by —Love that came too late to a Mrs. Elliott Expresses Regret I g Brunswick, Ga., A digest of Oriffenhagen and Associates of middle-aged California woman At Fulton Hospital Prison Warden Chicago on the Kentucky De- and an imprisoned Memphis -At Reds' Absence partment of Education is to be wife-slayer is still too early for After Long Illness • made available for publication the Tennessee state pardon and TODAY EIGHT WOUNDED FIRST SESSION in Sunday newspapers. paroles board. Melba Elliott, wife of Mrs. July 12—all—Represen- Brunswick, Oa., July 12-01n This was discic4ed after Gov Parole board secretary R. D. Elliott, Crutchfield, Paris, Herman tatives of 18 nations plunged : —Guards and police officers shot Simeon Willis yesterday .turned Cireenlaw said yesterday that passed away this morning at into the task of reor- five negro convicts to death and over to news men here 11 to 12 the 47-year-old woman had ask- Fulton Hospital, following today the ganizing their national resources wounded eight others—one volumes of the $19.200 survey ed that her childhood sweei- long illness. a a cooperative effort to speed fatally—in a mass attempt to of Kentucky education prepared heart be paroled to her. complete,ne ra arrangements wa.ruel in in Fu iecovery of Europe's eco- escape yesterday from a prison by the research firm. The 12th "I have known him since he services the camp near this southeast report, on the Harlan county was 18 and I was 19," Green- held Sunday afternoon at the 11°M. hour-long first session, Georgia coastal city. school district, will be released is.w quoted the woman as hav- Crutchfield Baptist church. The I In an conference ' on economic . The shooting melee began, as soon as it is received, the gov- ing written. "I would no doubt body will be carried to the res1- the cooperation elected British For- ebarden W. O. Worthy said, when ernor said. have married him but another and will lie in state there Secretary Ernest Kevin as one of the convicts attacked The survey began in June, man spoke faster." until tomorrow. eign BE PRESIDENT—Speaker of the House Joseph W. Martin, Jr., (K-Mass) (center) presidept and named a corn- and sought to disarm him. He 1948. The volumes, totaling more HE COULD She married the fast-talking will be in Rock Springs its inittee of 16 to weigh British said the police officers had been than 1.200 pages. contain studies who could be president, should anything happen to President 'Iranian after signing of presi- suitor and is now a widow. Her eccemetery;In t eHte ormy e withn eh aHroger pbeak Fun- suggestions for implementing • called to the camp earlier to aid of the education department dential succession bill passed by House July 11), 4 congratulated by Rep. Charles A. Halieek childhood sweetheart also mar- MarshaU proposal for ,ArLion guards in quelling a die- University of Kentucky, fou. (R-Ind) (left) and Rep. San, Rayburn (D-Tex latter the House( vote. Bill makes speaker next ried, and in 1939 he was sent- the -backed European • -furbance. state teachers colleges. Hender- in line of presidential succession to the vice president. enced to 25 years in the pen- American Major C. A. Williams, head of. son county and independent itentiary for killing his wife. Bowling Green's reconstruction. smiling amiably the state department of prisons, school districts, the Harlan and Greenlaw said the prisoner's Sevin, the session, pledged sent two investigators from Lynch independent district and case was reviewed about a year Mayor Spencer,62, throughout Han Fires On the support of the entire Brit- Atlanta to make an inquiry in- a general statement on higher Tax Vote Today; ago and that he would not be GOP Wants Commonwealth of Reticles to the shooting. education. eligible for release until Nov. es Early Todav ish Digests of other volumes are 11, 1952. The parole secretary Bowling Green, Ky., Juli. 12 toward the success of this wile Warden Worthy said the of- to be dispatched as rapidly as Threatens Continuous Session Senator Bricker refused to disclose the name Dkenlobwernt DhuastvindeSsspentnacner,k6 n2d. sir tioneventure ond ink International ficers and guards opened fire possible to morning and after- of either person, but said the widely relations expressed with shotguns and riflez when is now nearly 50 years old. that Russia was not represented. : noon newspapers. Washington, July 12--)eP)— ry during debate late yesterday Ohio Solon Uninjured; man mayor of Bowling Green, died I a group of 27 negro convicts The Senate knocked down to- whether he proposed a Sunday The woman wrote that she had early this morning of a heart Ten Are Absent Assailant Was - rated toward a 12-foot fence day a proposal to delay income session. Says His $10,000 from a GI Insurance l attack while a guest of friends: Russia and eight of her neigh choice, and Spain by enclosing their prison camp. Public Is Invited tax cutting legislation at least "We'll cross the river when Angry Patronage Seeker policy and $18,000 from other in the Riverside community. 1 bors, by The gunfire felled 13. Five until 1949 and then drove to- we come to it," the insurance, Greenlaw said, as Formerlya member of the; exclusion, are not represented. Nebraskan Washington, July 12 -- tile-- ere amongRussia ande were killed by the blast. Eight To Demonstration ward final action, possibly late snapped. en:II as two homes free of debt city council for- four years." hHeorwenveeirk,hthhoereflaga of Two shots were fired harmlessly were wounded, two critically, today. and an income from rental of Spencer began a two-year term A two-thirds majority of both at Senator Bricker (H-Ohio in flanking the conference one of whom died late Friday Of Resuscitator It rejected 60 to 22 an amend- her property. as mayor after his election in I others houses is required to make the the Senate office building sub- table—a symbol of the repeated night in a Brunswick hospital. ment by Senator Morseili-Ore "I would take care of him and November 1945. Early in his; The public is invited to see a bill law over Mr. Truman's ob. way today by a man described by assurance by the western pow- Fourteen convicts, their hands designed put off any reduc- be a good companioe to him if business life he operated a l demonstratkm of the use of to jectione. Such a ratio appears Bricker as a disgruntled patron- the door still was open raised high, surrendered. taxes until there is "an he were paroled to me," she said. steamboat here and from 1907 to era that theFultonClub'sesu I tion in likely in the House, where the age seeker tion. or imminent decline of 1917 he operated a ferry at I forBotthheirBepvathrticanipad The warden said none of the tator at Sunny Dip pool Monday actual bill passed 302 to 112. The divi- Bricker was not injured. He French For- men was armed either with o'clook. substantial proportions in the sion of sentiment in the Senate, Woodbury morning, July 14, at 10 told office assistants he be- Tucker Brothers after a period of farm- eign Minister Georges Btdault, firearms or kinvez, but that Anderson, who ls level of employment and pro- however, admittedly is much Later, Mrs. Russ lieved that the shots were Wangs had a grocery, bakery who welcomed the delegates, several carried short fro.) bars Cross water duction." closer. ing he teaching the Red partridges. Buy City Buses; furniture business. He re- reiterated this assurance in and sticks. life saving courses* The amendment was the first Apparently unperturbed by and de- safety and the signed the branch managership their addresses, and both 1 st the pool, will be in charge of of a dozen or so which sponsors: Incident, the Ohio Senator and Take Over Sunday thBeriShoevhifFtrenoobhjeeptiroon- The convict who “incitect" the of an pil company to run for isthonutncetdhe I the demonstration. The equip- intended to try to attach to the 1944 vice presidential candidate for freedom was identified ! Neivel To Speak mayor. break ment will be used on a volunteer tax reduction bill before it goes continued on to the Senate Hobert and Earl Tucker, cooperation as Willie Belln posals for economic by the warden ." to the White House to be vetoed chamber where debate was un- brothers, announce that they danger to •would a assault upon him was a ' At South Fulton constitute whose for a second time. derviay on the revived $4,000,000, have purchased the Fulton city of smaller na- the blast of gunfire.1 The resuscitator, purchased Iwo Jima Trip tihoenk.sovereignty prelude to The GOP leadership threaten- .000 income tax cut bill. buses and will begin their oper- • Bell was wounded in the leg. by the Lions Club, is kept at the Baptist Services ed to keep today's Senate sea- Later Bricker asked tliat cap- ation of the vehicles Sunday, time has come," Sevin Worthy said the trouble be- j Fulton fire station. Fortunately, 1 Requires 2 Tons "The ston going on into the night if The Rev. W. C. Revel, Gates, itol police begin a sea rqh for his July 13, "to remake Europe, gan at the camp with Use arrival I there he) never been Roy oc- declared, necessary to obtain passage Of 'Penn., will be the speaker to-enstaitent. The original owner of the bus! conference is not, in yesterday of new prisoners who casion to use it, isCoading to 01 Luggage Far and this the tax cut bill. night In the regular Saturday John Rektor, administrative company was Harry Whaynel directed against any refused to work on the Jesup iLion president W. L. Holland. Lexington. Ky,, July 12—(/P)-- I any way evening evangelistic service at assistant to the Senator, told Shupe, who secured a city fran- of states." s highway and were returned tot With approval of the mea- Two tons of luggage may seem state or group the South Fulton Baptist church reporter" the man who fired the chise for bus operation in , rejected the Polish the prison camp about 4 p. m. sure conceded, main interest a lot for a woman and her four- Bidault Congressional the maj- 7:45 p. m. shots had lost his Job on the December 1946. made when Poland turn- When the men refused to leave centered on the size of month-old child charge, The revival closed Thursday government payroll. The new owners said the down the invitation to the the trucks in which they had oritty as a yarkstick to show But not when they're heading ed 'Nines To Battle— Truman's evening with 15 additions to Capitol police said the weapon schedules would remain the same conference, that the meeting ridden back to camp, the warden whether President for Iwo Jima for a two-year stay. the church. Baptising services used apparently was a .22 cali- for the present. Both formerly help Germany before said he called for aid from the forthcoming second veto can "That's why I'm taking so would ;For Boys' Benefit beal will be Sunday afternoon at 2:30 ber pistol. Empty shells of that were employed by Shupe as nations which fought the county police. overren. much extra clothing and all." other Glynn at the First Baptist church. The type were found in the subway. drivers. , His account continued: The no-quarter maneuvering explained Mrs. Hendricks Dun- Germans. ) Washington. July 12—sae— public is invited LO attend all "The resourees of Germany Police chief Russell B. Hen- by both sides to line up their lap before she and her baby ! Congress squares off today in services of the church. to be utilized for Europe' of Glynn county told the forces for that test went on headed for the tiny Pacific isle, ought derson , a game of alleged baseball, and Germany incleded," Bidault to obey the warden and grimly behind the scenes. You Name It-It's Probably There they'll join the husband prisoner Ian authoritative source. who said. "The hour has come to "cut out that foolishness." Determined to send the bill and 'father. an Army lieutenant ;knows a liniment salesman well, construct a Europe not, as a When the left the to the White House quickly, as- Phone Rate Case negioes I sums it up this way: great French voice—that of Art- lined p in. sistant majority leader Wherry In trucks, they were ' 1. The Republicans probably On Display Invention Show Nine Has stride Briand—porclaimed 20 prison and ad- iR-Neb), id he planned a Hearing Likely Legion the enclosure have the batting power. Fur- stile:11re! rgahlentstter otherdispositionsn E+ rare Saturday night session un- 12—fent-- "and I haven't had a nibble. not dressed by Henderson. At the thermore, they have practiced. Hollywood, July At .4fayfielil but for end of the police chief's re- less the Senate accepted during To Be In August Pianos you can play in bed,I even from a mouse Game Five or six times. Legion of the immediate conditions of marks, the men broke and ran. the day the bill already re- giant soap bubbles for staging Fulton's American 1 2. The Democrats probably Frankfort, Ky., July 12—(An— foundation in- will be try- peace to put an end to a state Some ran to the barrack. passed by the House to slash in- movie spectacles, and a zipper Other Crosby Junior beset:nil team , have the pitching edge in 32- rate increases in Ill a new in five of anarchy which gives rise to Others, however, crawled under come taxes 30 to 10.5 percent A hearing on bra are packing in the :curious ventions included: Mg for victory No. 3 : year-old Rep. William McDon- for the Southern Bell at- conflicts by maintaining dis- the building, which stands beginning Jan. 1. Kentucky at the world inventors exposi- vacuum coffee maker which starts at Mayfield tomorrow ald Wheeler, the onetime pride Telegraph Com- play the tress." about two feet off the ground, Senator Barkley (KY). the Telephone & tion makes good coffee but requires ternoon when they of the Alma, Ga., Athletic Club. will start around to it; nine. Game' Sparing No Effort and then ran the Democratic leader, asked Wher- pany "probably an engineer understand Mayfield Legion toward fence 1 Proceeds from the game—at Jesse K win- Opening the conference in on the other side. Aug. 12," according to Biggest crowds gathei around (2) hydraulically operated time is 3 p. m. Griffith Stadium home of the a member of the state in- leaves of glass rising the Fulton the foreign ministry's gilded This "break," coupled with Lewis, the zipper bra booth, where dows with All members of Washington Senators—will go Service Commission. -blind Billy Mar grand dining hail, Bidault said Bell's attack on the warden, Winchester Girl Public ventor-showgirl Evelyn West and lowering on venetian team are to meet at to the local Police Boys' Club Bell has been operat- 43) a for 1:10 p. m. Son- I Britain air' France would spare brought about the shooting. I Southern personally models her brassiere principle; new pump Bone's home at • Is Amnesia Victim ing in Kentucky since Jan 11 between matinees and evening washing machines guaranteed day. no effort to make the meeting 1Mayfield Negro on a temporary rate schedule shows. I not to clog with torn-off but- a success. It Wasn't Much Winchester, Ky., July 12—(SP) designed to bring in E,400.000 tons, soap scum or diaper pins. The conference accepted —Patrolman E. 13. Osborne said annually in new revenue. Evelyn says she's all net to Kentucky Today Bidualt's proposal that the sea- Slugs Jeweler which she A man named Johnny Miller Pleas Smith, father of an ap- Thursday, the company an- market her invention engineers re- ' skins be open to the press. and But She Was Glad Mayfield, Ky., July 12—(iP)— handy when Frankfort---State parent amnesia victim who nounced that it would raise describes as very i of Long Beach wa.s doing a Manchester bridge many newspapermen crowded H. Foster, local jeweler, re- like we show- ported the Identified herself at Huntington, charges again on Aug. 1 to "you're in a hurry rushing business at his "Radio in Clay coun- unto the meeting place 'To Get It Back ported to police last night he are in chang- over Goose Creek W. Va., would go to Huntington bring in an additional $595.000 girls sometimes washed out by Speaking of the absence of I was hit on the head by a negro costumes," snakbar" where he sold hotdogs ty, which was There was considerable specul- today for the girl. a year. ing floods, has been Russia and eight states within who came into his store and The bedtime pianos were de- —electronically cooked - for 25 recent flash ation at the Illinois Central The girl had wandered into a replaced. The new span will be the Soviet orbit, Sevin said: , asked to see a watch. Thurs- velqped during the war for cents a bark. passenger depot a few days- ago dairy bar in Huntington Louisville Girl Aktong opened to traffic tonight. "It is a matter of regret that . as to just what a negro wo- : Foster raid that when he bent day night, officers said. wounded veterans. Now they certain countries have not been over to select a watch from one New hostesses For Japan have been commercialized 'for Inventive genius ran the man's lost purse contained. The The girl. 15. related she had Frankfort—Robert K. Cullen, able to attend this conference. I of his cases, the negro attacked newly- children and invalids. gamut, from legless tables to a 1 woman misplaced it while her left her home Wednesday night Tokyo, July 12—(Aa—A am sure that they regret it sev- shows how chief editor of the Kentucky train here route him. Foster, who received a and went with friends to a car- arrived group of American wo- Larry Crosby, Bing's brother traffic light that w.We e fullyre i!retoti r ab- stopped en before Ske taidtuhese hCezrzissoihon, from Memphis to Chicago, and ere scalp: wound, recovered suf- nival at Mt. Sterling. men are getting ready to servel and head of the Crosby Re- long you have to wait etehnelnsece, but we understand the but the most will aid in Ohio' she tried to enlist the ficiently, however, to chase The girl was quoted as saying ; as the first hostesses in the search Foundation, exhibited a the signal changes ad evxinprelaSsbeolyerdsyamsp.a.jtuhsyt."non. excitedly were of girls— and Missouri revise their state I aid of everyone at the depot in I man from the store, but was not she became separated from her ! army service club program in , better mousetrap but complain- popular exhibits girls—all borrowed laws. searching for it. able to catch him. friends and recalled notlimg of Japan. ed that the world was not beat- and more sense" the Russian charge that Police today said they had to his door. "I've had from movie studios as models The story has a happy end- 1 her activities after leaving the The group includes Miss ing a path Mac the western powers were inter- early this for Larry, for the occasion. Louisville—Federal Judge ing. Local IC employes found I picked up a suspect carnival. I Evelyn Moore Louisville. Ky. I the thing years." said order tering with the sovereignty of i morning for questioning. Swinford entered a final the missing purscand peeked oafkadilnasset notf suits0o afOrklhiaobldileitrkythc small nations. Inside out of curiosity'. about Italian Foreign Minister Carlo All the woman was taking on I Kent Williams To Sing State Sen. Charles Waggoner Raps $100,000 Gambling Probe; of Bancokentucky. the defend- Sforza. the only delegate besides a long rail trip was 30 cents in ants having satisfied claims Sevin and Bidault to speak. said 'Over WWI'S Sunday Night here change, her railroad ticket and Joe Williams, popular tenor against them. The order is one the program fashioned to eastern a ham sandwich. I who once made his home here. j -0pint* on s Differ of the last in tate 17-year-old must be kept open John Fred Williams Wants Special Session states, and that "the and known professionally as Banco litigation. European German people must remain in Kent Williams. who is to star said would issued a statement' power to remove regents of Twin Sons Die Mayfield—State Senator Char- , Waggoner that he yesterday the community of industry ant this summer in several musical to special endorsing Willis' legislative pro- teachers colleges without cause. Louisville—The 27th annual les C. Waggoner, representing be glad attend the trade." He offered Italy's ports. productions sponsored by the session if It ware called but that the candidate said he had Another meeting. of Demo- state convention of the Amer- Within 3 Days the First Kentucky Senate dis- gram, factories, railways and man- Memphis Open Air Theatre, will trict. told the Mayfield Messen- he would make no commitments hoped the public schools would cratic house members, has been ican Legion Auxiliary opens for in 20 and continues power to implement the pro- Martin—Death struck twice be featured tomorrow night, ger yesterday that he had not beforehand. get more than the $5,000,000 called tomorrow Louis- het* July ville to July 29. PRIM within three days in the home Sunday. July 13. over radio sta- had time to study the Willis Representative Adron Doran. limit set by Willis. discuss Willis' proposal. through set of Mr. and Mrs. Jeaa Oliver, Jr., tion WMPS, Memphis from 7 to statement about appropriations Graves county, and Harry Lee Williams, state superintendent It was by house speaker his Harry Lee Lexington—The Community claiming their twin sons, Barry 7.30 o'clock. if a special session of the legis- Waterfield, representing the of public Instruction, said in Waterfield, Democra- b Made • last tic here will finance no te- Request and Larry, who were born July lature is called this summer. First House district, were in statement he had endorsed candidate for the guberna- Chest request of torial nominations..., after Jan. 1 that should 2 Cartrell Asks Governor . He said, however, that a glance Louisville and not available for spring the $10,500.000 ll& work For Blood Donors Associa- Willis the responsibility of Fayette Barry died Sunday afternoon at the $100,000 item to finance comment. the Kentucky Education gave the pPedominately be To Seek Aviation Funds ed- (ounty. actording to secre'ary •. and services were conducted at investigation of gambling in the tion for schools and higher Democritic general assembly six Anyo'b who is willing to in in- Lester Robb of the chest. the home of the maternal grand- Ashland, Ky.. July 12-141— state WAS enough to convince Frankfort. Ky., July 12-1/1S— ucation. 1days which to notify him, donate or sell blood to patients E. A plan dividually, terms • parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Charles Oartrell, Ashland, a him that he was against this Oov. Simeon Willis' choice for I Directors of the K whether his who require transfusions may a Way Ryan, with interment in East candidate for the Democratic appropriation. the Republican nomination for to meet here Monday to con- for session were acceptable. FIRES be typed at Haws Memorial nomination for lieutenant gov- Waggoner said the state had governor, John Fred Williams., cider Willis' offer to call a Reaction differed among mem- Hospitll or at the Bustle* Side cemetery The Fulton fire department Larry died Wednesday at ernor, says he Is urging Gov. adequate gambling laws and today had put himself In line special session to appropriate bers. The governor sent out Clinks education, word he received was called at 5:55 p m Friday Bt. Joseph Hospital in Memphis. Simeon to include an adequate, personnel to enforce with the governor's conditional I about $8,925,000 for had numerous had to put out a fire at Cirndy Var- A list of donors will be Services again were held at the ecronautieal appropriation In (he laws and termed the Willis offer to call a special (session of welfare and a gambling investi- I replies and that when he them and den s garage, Pearl St reel. Dam- evadable to the public in Ryan home and the infant was any call for a special legislative proposal for •100,000 to investi- the Kentucky legielature gation. The governor also advo-'time he would compile them public age was slight. county. pealth office. buried beside his brother, session. gate gambling purely political. However, when Williams late cated restricting his present I make

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Saturday Evening, bdy 12, 1947 Fulton, Kentucky 81 Prig.. two '1h Fulton Daily Lender, AlfalistiFed Hogs Corporations Reminded :FON — SUN. — MON. — TUE. 'HOSPITAL NEWS Of Deadline For Filing 11 I (Hub, fit nnen Boapttat- Bring Top Dollar Firankfort, Ky.,—H. T. paillio/bers Patients admitted: Perdew, clerk in the secretary of Natoli of feeder Mrs. Claude Owens, Water Grading 17 need advised today that I alfalfa state's office, DAILY SINCE Valley. hogs on four acres of corporations are required by with no all • Kentucky. Mrs. Wilburn Holloway, Fulton, and feeding them corn file their annual reports EVENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton, a good law to PatLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY underwent all operation. implement proved to be not fool' than July of in his office AAAAA DORAN Willey, Fulton, admit- plan for Chittenden Bros. IICLD AUSTIN ADRINSON Marie 1. HARRY LEE VI ECHFOR EDITOR county. Upon market- PUBLISHER MANAGING ted for an operation. Livingston Corpon.ti.,:ni winch tailed to March 1, 1879. Dismissed: ing their hogs, said Farm Agent 4 class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of Congress of file reports should do so im- Entered as second Mrs. Eel Hicks and baby, Water Robert L. Rudolph, complete they had mediately "in order that they BOX IN CLASSIFIED SECTION. Valley. cost records showed SUS•CRIPTION RATES: SEE RATE may remain in good standing," Mrs. T F. Burgess, Arlington. received almost $4 per bushel Phone 30 or 13011 he said. !SINS I OUSMITTED ON REQUEST. Bobby Curling, Hickman. for their corn. • to the use for republication of all the local news Mrs. N. J. Johns, Fulton. •N e;l The Associated Press is entitled exclusively ••••••1••••••• • • •• welmagmememn well as all AP news dispatches. printed in this newspaper, as Sabes Mode— Es Betty Lau Owen is doing nice- • An Absurd Proposal Europe Divided ly • Jane Mecham is doing nicelynicelya • By Dewitt MacKenzie, Willis has made an extraordinary • Governor AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Mrs Kelly Lowe is doing of the General • proposition to the members Mrs R M Murphy and baby LADIES, • Assembly. It is that they abdicate the legis- Well, the division of Europe into eastern are doing nicely. Space Mrs W 14 Brown remains ten' fratch This • lative function wholly to him. The State Con- and western blocs finally has been formalia- Bens Hutton and John Lund land now for • NI IN rEaiNIC01011f Bouncing same stitution gives the Governor the right to ed—and by Moscow. hilanous -Penh of Pauline' of Opening of • FT10415 romance in this from the Mrs. E L Sanders is improv-: For Announcement what subjects a special ses- when she s stipulate upon Russia knew whereof she spoke ing s act. But nothing Eu- • sion of the legislature may warned that the American program for Haws 11Yetnor4ai— Morris Automatic Laundrette • or in the entire theory the for- a In the Constitution ropean rehabilitation would result in Raymond Hutchens, Route 4. • gives him the of representative government mation of two blocs. She knew it because she admitted for an operation. 1••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••so right to direct exactly how the legislature herself was prepared to make the division Ruth Hampton has been ad- must act on those subjects. And that is what arbitrarily. mitted. wants to do. He would dot every blaPP, Mrs. Robert Killebrew is doing the Governor Only one of the small nations within the t in every bill. He would nicely. Sunday, Monday 1 and- cross every Soviet Union sphere of influence dared ac- W. S. C. S. GROUPS • - long the session could sit. Mrs. Palmer Downey is im- even prescribe how cept the Anglo-French invitation to attend TO MEET MONDAY Tuesday and Presidents are in groups of the Women's' PERM/MACS proving. and Mayors, Governors the rehabilitation conference in Paris. That AU Harris, Martin, N Paul Douglas 13 2:59-6:07-7:119-9:17 Owen LT will I Charles U — and Mrs. F Shows legislative branches are Society of Christian Service Mr. trouble when their Caechoslovakia—Slavic in origin but doing nicely. was meet at 3 o'clock Monday after- Slid children of Tampa, Fla., is su..ntrolled by their political opposition. Gov- ideals. Moscow put Virginia Colvie is do western in its ideas and noon have returned to their home af- Bessde ernor Willis is entitled to sympathy in that government, ing nicely. on the screws, and the Prague Croup A will meet in the ter visiting with Mr. and Mrs. f ia all the history of our Route TECIT/CCLOR! oVily i situation. But never with its Communist premier, gave in. of Mrs. Joe Bennett. Mrs. Estone Browder on W. State Mrs. George Haygood, IN device con- home politics was a more remarkable reacLion we Roper Fields will be co-hostess. Line. 3, is doing nicely. . vss,...... 6,-,... One wonders, by the way, what Ridgeway. Route .- trived to meet the difiLculty than that which Group B will meet with Mrs. MISS Mignon Browder of Mrs. Walter Daffy Danger! . May get ulitimately from the very democratic doing nicely. the Governor has submitted. And It is espe- J. J. Owens with Mrs. C. H. Mc- Tinton City is visiting Mr. and 5, is _ Eduard Benes, one of the founders Ray is the same. Riotous Romance!,, ., in that it comes from a President Mahon and Mrs. Opal BrowOr Mrs. Charles Owen in Tampa, Katie .0. cially remarkable and from foreign minister Elsie Wadlington, Water which moan- of the republic, co-hostesses. Fla. Mrs. distinguished member of a party Dr. Thomas is improving. BETTY HeITTON Jan Masaryk, son of the late Group C will meet in the horde Mrs. 0. B. Colfman has re- Valley Valley, ed for years about the "rubber-stamp Con- first Algee is doing nicely. v..-- Masaryk, father of his country and its of Mrs. George Hester, and Mrs. turned to her home in Lewis- Maggie JOHN LUND gress" of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Brown is doing nicely. , chief executive. The Czech spirit isn't adapt- Claude Shelby and Mrs. A. E. burg, W. Va., after visiting Mrs. Johnny the Governor's pro- Mrs. Robert Furlong is doing But, even supposing ed to servitude. Smoldering fires burn long. McKenzie will be co-hostesses. W. T. Samons on Second street. has nicely. could be justified in principle, it to East' Fulton group will Louise Simons has I4 • .1. posal Indications are that Russia is preparing The Miss Mary is doing application. The Mrs. C. W. Burrow, State Col- Mrs. Raymond Disque a fatal defect in practical inaugurate a counter economic program for meet with returned to Murray PER/1r Of if he Wesleyan Service Guild summer quarter. nicely. largest appropriation recommended—or, bloc. Thus, as things now stand, The lege for the is doing :her eastern in 'the church parlor Hicks of Water Val- Rose Stahr, Hickman, should have his way, dictated—by Governor effort in the inter- will meet Mrs. Effie instead of a coordinated Monday night at 730 p. m. and Mrs. Lola Howard of nicely. Willis is for schools. The latest information there will be ley Parrott is doing poullINE ests of European rehabilitation Misses Katherine and Lee Ella East State Line attended the Mrs. Eudora of the schools is available in a with ., on the needs two Competing areas. Each of them will hav.e Lowe will be hostesses. Fair in Paducah yesterday nicely. a firm of Chicago experts on public Mrs. E. Berry, Route 4, . report by resources which the other needs and can't group will meet MIES Betty Sue Houston will B. BILLY DE WOLFE a cost of $19,200 The Uneedus improving. administration, employed at picnic supper mond6Y return to Memphis tomorrow af- get. for a Mrs. Clarence thsque is ins- to the taxpayers. But the legislators hay" not 630 p. m. at the home ter being ill for the past week One of the most extraordinary aspects of evening at proving. seen this report, except one part of limited Davis, west of town. at her borne on the Union City situation is displayed in an astonishing of Mrs. Ben Hermy Roberts. Dukedom. is', AND FOX NEWS the Governor has seen it, he this Walker and Mrs. Her- highway. SELECTED SHORTS scope. And if Polish government spokes- Mrs. Glen improving. simply pres- statement by a will be co-hos- of has not made it public. He has re- bert Goulder Mrs. Mack S. Harrison T. D. Butts is doing nicely. man in Warsaw. Commenting on Poland's members are ask to Mrs. ented a figure and demanded that the legis- tesses. The Memphis is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Buton Lassiter has been jection of the invitation to attend the Paris any food other than street. Sunday and lators ratify it in the dark. How could any bring M. I. Boulton on Norman dismissed. parley he told a news conference tnat his dessert. Mrs. B. W. Fischer. formerly them do so and satisfy his conscience or Mrs. Dana Carpenter has been of looked principally to the United Collins, and daughters, Monday oath? country still Ruby dismissed. comply with his for rebuilding BAPTISTS' Judy, of Oakland. ORPHEUM 2:15-3:59--7:41-9:S6 States to supply the necessities PICNIC Micky and Shows — are great and urgent. The CLUB Kentucky's needs the war-torn nation. AT COUNTRY Calif., arrived yesterday to spend Courier-Journal would not like to see any Teachers and officers of the the summer with Mrs. and Mrs. Pasture Cabot — Constance Bennett Undoubtedly there are other Soviet satel- 40-Acre Bence fine-spun theory of government put in the Junior Department of the First Roy Bowden end other relatives. • lites which are hoping that America will aid way of any proposal for meeting them. But Baptist church were hosts to Miss Charlene Sanford has Supports 80 Cows them, despite their refusal to participate ir of the var- here we encounter fundamental facts of members and visitors gone h. Jefferson, Ga., to visit the Marshall plan. Big hearted Uncle Sam! ious Sunday School classes of Mary and Gene Smith Instead of requiring two to government that cannot be brushed aside. Misses cow, "Wild Bill Hickok Rides" Should the United States subscribe to such the department at a picni,! given and to attend the wedding of four acres of pasture per The Willis proposal is the proposal ofli' Gov- years ago, Forest AND MUSICAL a program it would put her in the position of last evening on the lawn of the Mist Mary Smith. as it did 10 ADDED COMEDY ernor who either has failed to consider these volley of Warren county has supplying the Soviet and its satellites with country club. Games of Kayo Rushton of Detroit. who Borders or does not really want a special ses- were enjoyed developed 40 acres of pasture facts the sinews to combat the policies of the ball and baseball has been visiting his grandpar- sion and has made a proposition which he by all. after which a picnic lunch which supported 80 head of western democracies. ents, Mr. and Mrs. George months, would be rejected. In any BM served to 75 percent. Holstein cows for two knew in advance any Muscovite plan to Rushton. on E. State Line for - and certainly So far as concerns A word of appreciation is ex- some of the cows giving 110 8 case, that is what probably will re- the past week will leave for his Charter No, 6/67 Reserve District No, provide the wherewithal for economic tended to the country club of- pounds of weighted milk daily' ought to happen to it,—Courier-Journal. home Sunday rehabilitation of the eastern bloc, it is obvious ficials by the picnickers for the during that time. Borders OF CONDITION OF THE August B. Russo of New Or- C. REPORT that the Soviet Union isn't in position to use of the grounds. ported to Farm Agent Ray As the leans, La., visited in Fulton yes- Hopper that his pasture included get—A Confused Man supply anything like all the needs. general Tun PARTY terday. He is assistant ladtno clover, sweet clover, present crisis has boiled up the government BIRTHDAY of The warped and confused thinking of the BIENNIUM' chairman of the Brotherhood alsike, timothy or redtop, oreit- CITY NATIONAL BANK 'presumably for the benefit of FOR MISS criminal was never more apparent announced Railway Clerks. arcs grass and bluegrass. habitual successes MISS Rosalyn Bennett was at the close of busineal Earl Tunget, Its satellites) that it has had wide Mr. and Mrs. J. M O'Connor' Of Fulton in the State of Kentucky, th;a.n in the final statement of honored on her 13th birthday to call made b.,: comp- in its own domestic recovery program. A large dt oee daughter.Fr port.,htPatri return-' on June M. 1947 published in response Louisville "bad boy" whose offenses against with a party at her home on Gedil crop acreage is reported, and in- cia.smorn- Production troller of the currency. under Section 5211, t'. S. revised armed robbery, grand lar- increase in Green street Friday afternoon!Dairy society included to be up 15 per as ter visiting in the home two murders. dustrial production is said at 3 o'clock. As the girls arrived. ing sta Lutes_ ceny, automobile theft and and Mrs. Raymstul In Cacro cent, but that doesn't suffice for Russia's own each was presented with a min- of Mr. Up rico. —ASSETS--- :lust before he nonchalantly seated himself on Carr street. requirements. iature hair bouquet of summer Lynch In the death chair at Eddyville penitentiary, Taylor Lee will return! Topping monthly production Cash, balances with other banks, Nicluding re- flowers. Will as an underdog who never Of course that situation may change with to Bay Springs. Miss.,: records since the beginning of cash items hi process of he pictured himself After the lovely gifts were tomorrow serve balance, and the game time. If Moscow can hold its satellites in line is with the Dairy Herd Improvement $1,453,626.43 had a chance as long as he "played and a social hour was where he employed collection years on short rations, perhaps the opened company there. Association program was adopt- by the state's rules." He bitterly charged that for a few enjoyed, the guests were invited construction , United States Government obligations, direct economic rehabilita- Nancy Dougherty of San ed in Carroll county, nine mem- -lawyer had sold him out to the state. Soviet can engineer the Into the yard for a picnic sup- Miss and guaranteed 3,038,300-00 his Texas, is visiting her bers reported that 160 cows pro- Zollinger spent the' night tion of its bloc, though that would be a tall per. Antonio, of States and political subdiaiater.a____ '3,345.00 'Attorney Robert Hunter WhItesell. ; duced an average of 802 pounds Obligations man- order. Hitler achieved it by creating an eco- attending were Shirley sister. Mrs. stock of before Tunget's death in the governor's Those Moss has returned* of milk sod 339 pounds of but- Corporate stocks iincluding $4,500.60 in which the efforts of the Lotise Hancock, Joan Mrs ZIlpha 52681,7 sion pleading for a stay of execution. He told nomic structure Easley. after a two weeks visit terfat in one month. Farm Agent Federal Reserve bank 1 • • those of Ger- Latta, Lois Read Lewis of Louis- home of threats on his life made by prison officials, small countries complemented with her son and family. Mr. Clyde Watts says improved pas-' Loans and discounts 247,879.03 the manu- ville. Joan Joyner of Macon, Os.. and insisted that he was guilty only of hav- many. The Fatherland produced and Mrs. James L Moss of Mem- I tures and feeding combined with Bank premises owned SIS118010, furniture and exchanged for Donna Pat Bragg, Diane Ben- bred cews to give in- ing the instinct of self-preservation—care- factured goods which were phis. They accompanied her better fixtures $3,500.00 _s 22,300.00 needed by the Reich. nett and the honoree with Mrs.;creased production. fully avoiding any statement about how he agricultural commodities home and visited doubt that Rus- Meadows, who is Mr.1 • • happened to have the gun with which he There seems no reason to WEDDING Irene TOTAL ASSETS $4,770,789.13 ADAMS-CARDWELL Moss's sister, yesterday. I Seventy-five acres of Ky 31 warden within the peniten- sia can duplicate this feat by heavy indus- shot a deputy IS PLANNED FOR AUGUST Mr and Mrs Smith Atkins fescue will be harvested for -- trialization, providing she can hold her bloc Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Adams —LIABILITIES tiary. and son. Jerry. and Mr. and Mrs. seed in Clark county, some of meantime. It's a trick that can't be of Cayce announce the engage- Tunget obviously enjoyed every phrase, together Little are spending this which will yield 300 pounds to I Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, ment of their daughter. Miss Ira every word of his statement in the stifling turned overnight, however. in Memphis. the nen. and corporations $4,552,936.64 Bess Adams, to Lawrence Card- weekend I at Eddyville prison. He reveled death house well, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs i Deposits of Un:ted States Government(Meted- by Lhe work- 7,945.13 in the close attention given him It's The Spirit That Counts Laurence Cardwell of Hickman. I Mg portal savings) ing newspaper people. who were merely cov- Definite arrangements have Deposits of States and politicalsubdtvistrins 25,521.44 Chicago.—The reunion of brothers Paul F ering the execution as part of their jobs. He been made for an August wed- Deposits of banks 10,875.00 63, and Fred, 53, was an occasion TOP FLORENCE OIL STOVE — $69.95 2104tioubt believed that his "expose" of condi- Leverenz, ding, the date of which will be • TABLE Othcr deposits (certified and cashier's cheeks, yesterday for a celebration 'in the spirit of tion within the penitentiary would result in announced later • PRE-WAY TABLE TOP OIL STOVE — — 559.93 etc.1 4,440.22 prosecution of Warden Tuggle and his aides Christmas. 1 TOTAL DEPOSITS 34101,727.45 A Christmas tree was set up and gaily for malfeasance. That would be sweet revenge DODGE-BARD • BOTH NEW AND USED OIL STOVES- Other liabilities 4,306.52 trimmed in Fred's home. Beneath it was a PLANS AlliNCIUNCED for the hardened killer with the face of all for Paul. Mr. and Mr- Lewis Dodge of 5-burner. built-in overt cherub. stack of gifts, TOTAL LIABILITIES $4,606.034.04 a "He's been in California for 30 years," Fred Clinton announce the engage- Tunget faced his death with outward stoic of daughter. Hazel 1.hurnr -We're trying to make up for the ment they —CAITTAL ACCOUNTS— and no doubt was naive enough to think explained. ts Yarren Bard, 2-burner Win. us." The broth- Christine, son Capital Stock: house convinced that Christmases he's missed with of the late Mr. and Mrs Albert Re aainna My Priced sieryone in the death day with 11 Se.010 re) ers and 24 relatives tcpped off the of this city. (ci Common sto:k, total par $80,01./0.00 he V.41.S a martyr who had been grievously Eard a "Christmas' dinner. of ; Surplus 7311410.0t1 wr niged by tite state and society in general. Miss Dodge is a graduate Central high tempi in the class * BEDROOM surrEs Uedivided r te 7,101.13 both of Ninton week. of 1944 She t.•ea entered St I I-poster beds Reserves rettrement account for preferred Harper Henderson Arlingrt an News Refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs. Clint Joseph's Nurs • ohool in Mem- !toe k 4.63145 of Fulton spent Sunday here phis. After h.- training In Mem- Front 889.50 to A I29.54) Webb l Mrs. Calvin with the former's slater, Mrs. phis she was employed at the showerentertsinedith Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. William Henley TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 164,735.09 w a nurLary P Upshaw. Memorial Hospital BREAKFAST SETS complimenting and daughter, Miss Shirley. left D. Haws • day afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hender- Mr. Bard is a graduate from TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCTS $4,770,769.13 Wooten. The hon- Friday, for their home in Fort Mrs. Refine.' son of Pineville were Sunday Seelerton hi It school in the • DAVENNETTE SUITES received many nice gifts Smith, Ark.. after a short visit State of Kentucky. County of Fulton. as: oree suests of his aunt, Mrs U. P class of 1032 He served four which she gratefully thank- j here with the former's mother. for brother. Upshaw. years In the Ll 8. Navy. with 44 • KITCHEN C.ABINETS I. P. Williams. cashier of the above-named bank. do her many friends. Approxi- I Mrs. Besaie Webb. C. ed and Route months corrtot duty In the Pa- mately 30 attended. with many ICalvin Webb, and family Mrs. Mrya McConnell. To Mention solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best is at her home cific islands. • Other hew. Tim Ninneron• sending gifts. other relatives. 2, critically UI of my knowledge and belief. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb of west of town. - - • Out of town guests were Mr-. TOlD COME IN .AND SEE FOR ounsimi C. P. WILLIAMS, Ca:shies ; Pennsylvania are spending their Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bone of St. ENGAGEMENT * CleeNe Cochran, Los Angeles. and Mrs Mil- ;vacation at their farm :west of Louis are expected to arrive Hickman- llsh Sworn to and subsrribed be- Cornet—At/egg: Celt.. Floyd Karraker, fir, Mrs. I town. this week to spend the next few lard E. Shaw. of Hickman fore me this 10th day of July. Do.istola. Ill . Mrs. Douglas engagement 0, COOKE Pro% ri has re- days here with his parents, Mr. are announcinl the STREET \F s IN'?.N. Drown, Slidell. La., all sisters Mrs. Douglas of their riaugSter. Martha Swan FOURTH William I t here alter spending and Mrs. Rube T Bone and MARION H MURPHY, 0 !the honoree: Mrs. urned to Harold Avery Pm of L. H. WEARS with relatives In family Roy Russo aid girl Rice. STORE Henley and Mo.- Shirley Henley several days Mrs Barrett Mee. of Hickman FURNITURE Notary Public. Claude I Beaver Dam. friend will also whit with the JOE BE.OWDER of Fort Smith, Ark Mrs. The Vows WIII be pledged on i My commission expires Jan. Da Mese II. Mrs Mildred Mrs. Mary Bettie Wilkins of Bones. PHONE 164 Brown. Sunday morning. July 20, at 11 20, 1951i. Directors. has been a visitor in the Nakano:1. Clinton. Mrs Robert Cairo o'clock in the First Methodist her niece, Mrs. R. P. Five small scattered territories Webb of Pennsylvania, Ma. home of church at Hit kman. Wage Hurpsr and Mrs. Bill Rocker, . and Mr. Bucker this in India are Trench colonies.

4 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, iCentucky inded Sports Roundup laude f am various institutions Filing of higher learning." . . Edu- Ewell Knocks Ity Hach FeHerten, Jr., cationally, that seems to put T. (Hub) York, July 12-(W)-The the Eagles ahead. ecretary of New Louts Cardinals have come today that St. On Big League to hammer away at the SPORTSPOURRI required by east clubs that are ahead of Bruce Drake, Oklahoma U. ual reports • three them in the National League golf and basketball coach, figures • than July race and manager Eddie Dyer, the N. C. A. A. will have to Records Door 1 Table Top for one, isn't surprised that adopt some sort of sectional golf cumairicia ADM I PERFECTION OIL tailed to ithey're within shooting distance preliminary in fairness to the 13-Win Streak Less thag 25 words: I STOVE PO NI do so im- of the top after the miserable good players in the big cham- lit insertion 50c • 2 Five-burner built on Olin insertion, word Sc that they start they got this spring. . . pionship. . . cdWhy should a 2nd I QUICK MEAL OIL team be limit to six players Each additional insert., word lc standing," 'On our first eastern trip." says STOVES, ea. if it has more good ones in or- Press 25 words or more: Eddie, "Stan Musial was sick By The Associated on OMR der to make room for some boys 1st insertion, word '3 Five-burner built with appendicitis: Terry Moore Ewell Blackwell of .Cincinnati 2nd Insertion. word KEROCIAS OIL STOVIIIII was out of the lineup and so who aren't so good?" Bruce asks. Each additional insert., word 1: . . . Waite Hoyt, the Cincinnati is taking dead aim on a place ea. 642.58 Was Erv Dusak. With fellows like among the National League's good sportscaster, earns almost Mile( • 1 $169.50 used that out, we couln't play modern day pitching greats with in as much as he did in his best BEDROOM SUITE _ _ _ re 1100 baseball. Noe/ they're all a 13-game win streak that new years as a major league picher. • 1 $89.50 new there. It isn so much that has been surpassed by only players we've got since then Who said actions speak louder CABINET SINK _ than words? four hurlers in 'the older circuit helping us as the old ones play- since 1900. • I $115.00 new ing their game." . . . The Card STUDIO COUCH 449 IS manager checked himself to OTHER .FISH TO FRY The all-time record is 19 in a Les Hickey. who tangles with row held jointly by Rube Mar- • 1 $37.50 used think things over a bit as he NATIONAL -Keefe in LOCAL AND BREAKFAST SET OS 50 saw Ducky Medwick striding out rough, tough male opposition quand in 1912 and Time New York Na- PLAY ADYCITTISINO EXCHANGE FURNITUED CO. to take hitting practice. . . . playing hockey for the Buffalo 1868, both of the sewed to- •41111MITTED ON naO 66 "That fellow has been a lot of Bisons, got nothing but the tionals, Carl Hubbell Chuhch St. Phone fishy eye when he tried angling gether a string of 16 in 1936 help," he admitted. "He gives FOR SALE: 5-week old weber right-hand hitter in opposition to his missus . . . While Rocky Graziano (left), New York, watches, middleweight champion Tony Zale (right) of for the New York Giants. me another winning sea- By carrier delivery in Ful- spaniel male pup. Jack (hued, to put in there against lefties on a recent trip to Clear Lake, Gary, Ind., gets a checkup in Chicago by Dr. J. J. Drammis of the Illinois state boxing corn- Even a 30-game is not beyond the reach of ton, South Fulton, High- at Whiteway Barber Baca. -and he's a great competitor." Manitoba, Mrs. Hickey carried m.ssion staff. Zak and Graziano will meet in a 'title bout at Chicago Stadium on July 16. son off prizes for catching the big- Blackwell, Whose Cincinnati lands and Riceville-13c 175-11p not yet played half of week, 55c month,21.69 three NO STUDENTS gest fish and the most fish; Les Reds have 40-ACRE FARM Tor sale. 4600 their 154 games. The last Na- months, $2.50 six months, • Al Ennis, genial general man- took the award for landing the and furniture, out-buildings, tional to hit the 30 mark was $4.50 year. By mall in Ful- '6 ager of the Philadelphia Eagles, smallest fish. barn, crop planted, livestock, Dim/ Dean of the St. Louis Gas ton, Hickman, Carlisle, I submits this preliminary report equipment, poultry. Reason- WEAK END ITEMS House Gang In 1034. Ballard and Graves coun- on his club's training season: ties, Ky.; Obion and Weak- ably priced. See. George Pil- The Los Angeles Rams plan to "Sleety" was not up to his I "We will go to camp with ap- ley counties, Tenn.-411.35 low, Crutchfield, Route 2. use Ohio State's Les Horrath, usual forth in last night's 10-6 proximately 57 men, sound in three months, $2.50 six 173-3tP .1944 Heisrnan Trophy winner. decision over Boston as he was •,wind and limb and guaranteed months, $4.00 year. Else- as a part-time quarterbaci; and nicked for 11 hits. However it HALDW1N PIANOS. The *WO- to be graduated minima-cum where in United States part-time halfback. Les never was his ninth straight complete sonic spinet with the contact 1 when he was $11.00 per year. hits played quarter under the Fulton's third-place Chicks, game since June tone. Mrs. George James, sub- hitter at the Ditagreeing with a Flo- just three games away from the lifted for a pinch dealer, 214 /leotard street. of rida jurist who held that a race in the Kitty League race, Polo Grounds, lie complained Phone 939. 1714W II lead June horse is not a "dangerous in- open a three-game series with a sore elbow that day in • he FOR SALE: One 11-A John Deeti strumentality," the Miami Her- the Cairo Egyptians at Fairfield but, after four days rest, SPECIAL SERVICE: PIT came back better than ever. combine. See MY& OMSK • I ald's Jimmy Burns suggests: tonight at 8:30. No games were Children's sewing and miner Crutchfield, Route 2. 170-84 • "IStayhe Jedge 'Nuieheart never played in the Kitty last night. Brooklyn enjoyed Btackwell's alterations-Quilts, blankets tried to pick a horre like Rippey success at long range, having bedspreads, slip covers and • The Cairo club snapped the to win the Kentucky Derby." Chicks' phenomenal winning shut out Chicago. 5-0. before draperies washed (no iron- were in. streak at 12 games last Sunday the Boston returns ing). Call 372-J 174-3tp vic- -- U Coach at Cairo when they took both The Braves' loss and Dodger i l'ersailles High shop in ends of a double-header after tory upped their National League MODERN Upholstering Going To Indianapolis games. Fulton is now open for Igake Some Horne: Fulton won the series opener lead to a cozy three fall South Versailles, Ky., July 12-1.4a- first We specialize in re- Saturday night. Vic Lombardi, hurling his business. • Leo Shively is to become head complete game of the year, al- upholstering furniture, also track coach and football line The Fulton Baseball Associa- lowed four hits but he was wild upholstering cars. All kinds of mentor st Decatur Central high tion said today that a new left- AUTO & r Dretwallitie. p. The St. Louis Cardtmils' march furniture repaired. Years of KEC CAFE scnool in Aug. 20, handed pitcher, Hubert W. Dineord, Phone 10, PedI Indianapolis the east was halted by experience. Owned and oper- Ceorge Y.•tes said in an- Hardcastle, has signed a con- through Ky 101- • New York Giants who were ated by Taylor, Williams and • nouncing Shively's resignatioa tract with the Chicks and will the • beaten 4-3 on homers by Del Grace, Phone 1348 173-6tp 142 Lake lei.terday as athletic coach at be in uniform tonight. • and Ron Northey In the Vers.-lilies high. Rice arie • • Hardcastle formerly pitched game of a doubleheader. FOR prompt efficient abide WANTED TO INIERT: Ortake: first film to • Curb tsrvice on Hears St. Shively, a brother of Bernie for the Clarksville Colts. He's Giants overcame a five-run finishing bring your Small house or 4-reutri Mort- • The the Owl Photo Shop In the • ;Shively, athletic director at the now making his home with Mrs. Cardinal first inning with eight ment unfurnished litelePenem • si! S. L. in Fulton. The port- Owl Drug Store. 136-tie •University of Kentucky, came Brown in their half and went on to errehanged. Post ante DID here in 1939 from Pineville, Ky. sider is 22, 6 ft. tall, weighe, 185 the Red Birds 17-9 in a 129 1111114610 seassmalmstaseinsEcom subdue FOR PROMPT and courteous •a▪ and hails from Nashville. mercifully halted by dark- game service call Norman's Taxi, WANTED TO R. IONA The Chicks also are expecting the eighth. Dave Rosin, nesS in Phone 286. 172-tit house or 4 or 5 room a couple of catchers to arrive who started the first, won the ment-bouse preferred. 'PS in town today, one from Mande, second on relief and Al Brazle, from iSTMF,OORAPHING: Letters, like te have a place fire Deal Ind., and the other Who started the opener for the EXt'l his accomplish- cards, program, etc. Marti rata where I ran limp Don Black, Cleveland Indians pitcher, signifies Missouri. Birds, took the closing loss. art meat with his hands in the. dressing room at Cleveland after Burton, phone Clinton 2651. children safe James leleDilile. Billy Cox's four hits highlight- 12544 against his former teammates, Mother Burton's Gift Shop. phone pitching a no-ha, no-run game Kentucky's Top ed the Pittsburgh Pirates' 7-2 n AS the Philadelphia Athletics. It was the tint no-hit game of the night game romp over the Phil- season in the American League. Black walked six men as the lies for Ernie Bonham's seventh THE -V\11[)0IE Indians won, 3 to 0. success. Ben Chapman had a To Meet Again slight mixup In his batting or- possibilities froin Wednesday's Louireille, Ky.. July 12-(4'1- der and had to start Schcalboy street, Pulton. KY 162-26ft son knoeted me Joe Came ta New York State ; wallop party. Then, getting Their season's series even. Miss Rowe against one man when he 0:18 of second rouna tars happen wanted to use Charley Schanz. punch handing '311 ; Verna Lee Stone and Mrs. Wil- wilt soma at- Cer.'t silvan:es en ft, 6,olrfl. 4:0 I Wouldn't Accept should mid- The New York Yankees cash los, •.s,• S tsealaia , Graziano win the lard Johnson, the year's top- ter ben ending fine roust C:-.7.•941 fora *Aridly win streak to 10, 5,corsir cvary .. and dieweight bauble. Eagan said ranking women golfers in Ken- stretched their Three years sercice necessary. YZ 1 Rocky As Champ the longest in the majors this cm* trip .3 c111‘. the commission hasn't gone in- tucky, looked today toward dierharger1)4,31164 Warr re- ... swiletwers, little matter but season, by subduing St. Louis, turns /Nene ! New York, July 12-OP)- The to this yet. their next meeting in the Marion MACHINES, Type- to Detroit outfield. cordideesoi el doing bolas= possible fistic ADDING !picture of New York 'seceding"; that it was the Miley Memorial invitational 3-1. writers and Cash Beesley Flat years seert rnkeea led of business fathers would just say there • from the enion-as far as the tournament. As Detroit and Boston spilt bou ht Id. repisried. Of- the American League by 4 1-2 de by comp- all. The world middleweight champion- isn't any champ at Both Miss Stone and Mrs. two, the Yanks' lead now mea- fice supplies. Fulton Office games and Brooklyn topped Na- . S. 'revised of course, will find it by rhlp is concerned-and declar- fathen, Johnson said they would enter sures nine games over both the Supply Company, Phase 85. tional erg games; Ted Wil- ! ing the crown vacant popped up: especially difficult to convince the 111-hole medal play event Tigers and Red Sox. Tex Hugh- tie iam of Illeeten (.3441 and Pete today 23 a possibility if rock-a- Gus Faa and his missus about scheduled at Lexington's country son tamed Detroit in the open- Reiser of Brooklyn I 3561 topped bye Rocky Graziano takes Tony that, If Rocky's number la hung club Tuesday, July 22. It will be er, 4-3, detisioning Dizzy Trout, hitters. Zale's title away in Chicago next up at the end of the Chicago the fourth annual Marion Miley but Stubby Overmire squared Ten years ago-Jack Curley. t Wednesday. ! tally-pull. Memorial tourney. matters with a four-hit shutout FOR RENT: 2-room apartment veteran wrestling promoter and The Yoric state athletic! 3-0. to hand Denny Gatehouse with garage, 820 Fairview his first Boston setback. Phone 330. commicsi..in definitely will not! YESTERDAY'S STARS give back to the bolter from , The Philadelphia Athletics New York's tower East Side the Batting, Billy Cox, Pirate:- bounced back from their no-hit. license that war taken away! cicuted four hits, three singles no-run Toms to Cleveland's Don 1-2 from him la.:t Jan•iary because; and a double, in Pittsburgh's Black and clubbed out a failed to repot! a briisr of - ! margin over the tribe for Phil he 7-2 romp over Philima. CV ER DeMY1ER JEWELERS ler of $100,000 that he insisted; Marchildon's ninth victory. 222 LAKE ST., FULTON he thought was "'a gay." Pitching. Vic Lombardi, Lod- Washington climbed into sixth Wm. P. Horton, Mgr. Phone 12:a Csningssion thall•man Edtiie! rs- hurled first complete game place over Chicago by topping Eagan made Graziano'S staznalne - of season, Shutting out Chicago the White Sox. 4-3, in a Comis- game. a'••.1 3e1:7- th? with tour hits, 5-0 key Park night BY ROY CRANE Southern AersechrlIsa STANDINGS 9S0, A 1.1.92(01ts6 !OAT 1040 FLAMING MUCH TOO tarr, VZSAN...TWON erlifLE CHANGING P1.ACE. Teem: WI, Pet. Ctium. NAPPIDIS! Mobile _ 59 33 DM tiEvriz LET MIX New Orle«ns 58 H.6117 SAIO THAT YOU 511 SPENT A DULL Nashville AFTERNOON wiTN Chatta*cog 48 46 311 SuZ SciNVER. Illrininghnin 489 Atlanta 473 402 346 We Are Again Making HOME MADE ICE CREAM rtrairon CHICKS 4.631.93 = CAIRO EGN PTI1NS 164.735.09 Pt 18c Qt. 35c 24.770,769.13 FIRST GAME i, TONIGHT 8:30 ,, . . .. . _ .._ „., HOHIRLEHEADER 1 SIDAY 1:30 ia-'4 Al9sw=" sr5 , 11111.1E1M P L 1 1 . ,, 1 ...„...... , .

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Saturday Evening, July 12, 1947 ; Pep Fear eulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky No Let it stand a dissolving 1 teaspoon of pepsin BLOC/ churches throughout the world First be suie the garment con- ed pepsin over it. most weighty grams, gaud to the spot in 1 cup of lukewarm water un- 1110V I Livestock Market CHURCH on Sunday, July 19, 1947. tains no soda or other alkali to half hour, keeping the choice calvta ttauu-20.00, with 301 Tee Off In damp. Then sponge and rinse til the stain disappears. Rinse The Golden Text Is: "Let us react against the pepsin. Then thoroughly. Pepsin in dry brou Chicago, July 12—(4,)—(USDA) culls 11.00-11.50; medium stock CALENDAR lukewarm well with water. Or sponge the pow- keep the fease, not with old dampen the spot with dered forth is sold in drug stores. then —Salable hogs 300; total 3,300; cattle 25-50 lower at 19.00 down, leaven, neither with the leaven water and sprinkle the powder- Epot with a solution made Th good and choice 500-800 lb. Tourney ^ highest prices since early April Cobb Support our churches. of malice and wickedness; but and . were reached in hog trade when stockers about steady at - with the unleavened bread of MAN a series of advances raised most 20.002300. 11th Annual Field Has They are the heart of mar sincerity and truth." (I Cor. 5:8) hag a 3. hogs 1.00 to 1.50 ovtr Jiffy Salable sheep 100; good and 280 Amateurs, 21 PeOli community. Sunday School 9:45 A. M. &nett Sows are up 1.50-2.00. Sunday Church Service 11:00 er choice spring lambs 1.50-2.00 if I 500; choice Paducah, Ky., July 12-01-- A. M. lengi Salable cattle higher, lower grades show less FIRST METHODIST CHURCH steers and yearlings, including upturn; yearlings and old crop Three hundred and one players W. E. Ntschke, Minister Wednesday Testimony Meet- earn: higher; other Set out in quest of golf glory in ing 7:30 P. M. De heifers, 75-1.00 shorn lambs 25-50 higher; Sunday School 9:45 a. m. grades, 1.00-2.50 higher; aver- mature ewes strong to 25 higher; the 11th annual Irvin Cobb Morning Worship 10:55 a. m. Reading Room Wed. and Sat. the steers reach- championships here today. 2-4 P. M. adva f age-choice weighty good to choice native ewes and Sermon: "Response To The quotable higher; seeking The public is cordially invited or si ed 30.50, but wether spring lambs 23.50-25.50. The field included 280 Gospel" . yearlings 29.50; light crown and to attend our Church Services day. 1040 lb. late top and popular price 25.50, the amateur 21 after Evening Seryiee 7:30 p. m. SALE 29.00;. low to average- and to visit the Reading Room. CLEARANCE Re yearlings fat bucks discounted 1.00; corn- the professional championship. Religious Film: "Go Forth" lb heifers 28.60; good There were representatives a choice 1000 mon and medium springers of 52 NOTE ABOUT THE FILM: pot choice steers with weight states. divi and 16.00-22.00; medium and good cities and 13 Captain Bill Barkeley, Jr., M. D. Silage Clippings clotted at 27.50-30.00; compar- 91 to 100 lb shorn old crop fed The large field made it neceas- time 26.00-29.00 mostly, returns to his home town after hem able yearlings lambs with No.1 pelts 21.00-21.25, ary for a three-some to tee off the war. His father, a wealthy grade heifers 26.00- Make Good Feed and similar comparable yearlings 20.00-20.- every seven minutes, beginning physician. has great plans for SPe grass steers grad- Henry Marraman, dairyman of Am 28.00, most 25; medium and good 91 lb I at 6 a. m. (CST)* the field will his son as his partner. Bill sur- to medium 19.00- Builitt county, la following his ing common grassy old crop shorn lambs and be cut to about 200 for the final prises his family and sweet- an grass heifers 18.00- usual practice of mowing his Pa 23.50 and yearlings mixed 19.00: common play Sunday. heart by his decision to go back 28.00, Nebraska grass heifers to choice shorn slaughter pastures and filling his silo with I 15,1947 ewes I July tio The 36-hole medal play tourn- to the Philippines as a mis- unevenly 1.00- clinnings, says Farm Agent F. E. 22 50; all cows 5.50-8.00. I ament included 18 holes today sionary doctor. His reasons why Pee matured wint- Rothwell. Using ground alfalfa I 3.00 higher, good and 18 tomorrow. make a compelling story of real 21.00; most hay mixed with dry ground corn - ered cows reaching Gene Dahlbender, Jr., Atlanta, significance to every missionary closing at 14.00- Says County Agent W. B. Col-' for a presevative, he hopes to medium cows condi.)Ga., entered from program. 13.75: bulls lins of Mason county: „ Clarksville. have 100 tons of grass silage. 50 and cutters Tenn. was installed the popular practical tions are apparently right for 50-1.00 higher, with favorite to win the amateur sausage offer- an outbreak of cornborer—corn FIRST BAPTIST CKURCH late top 18.50 on title. He was medalist twict in NJ 24.00 down, has reached $2.30 a bushel." Second ow! E0dings Pepsin Removes 11 - ings; vealers firm at the Southern Amateur, the last Summer Merchandise Sam Ed Bradley, Pastor Spring and time at Birmingatuun, Ala., in mai Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Many Bad Stains, on 1 1946. Morning Worship __10:50 a. m. ne Ben Owen of' Louisville, for- UK Specialist Says ; merly of Lexington. was sched- Evening Worship 8:00 p m. Baptist Training Union 6:30 p. m. When Junior spills ice cream Greatly Reduced 25.21 1 uled to tee off at noon. He also Mid-week Service, Wed.7:30 p. m. down the front of his beat suit, 25 29' TARPAULINS was a ranking favorite. Other use Visitors yieicorna pepsin to remove the spot, few amateurs receiving good back- Is the advice of Miss Dorothy 75-20 NEW and USED I ing for the title included Fred Threlkeld, specialist in CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN clothing • zn All Sizes Smith, Nashville, Tenn.; Jimmy at the UK College of CHURCH Agricul- Ugh Wittenberg, Memphis, Tenn., ture anti Home Economics. Other REASONABLY PRICED W. It. Reid, Pastor 500 I and Johnny Primrose, Owens- stains, such as eggs, milk, meat Sunday School 16. 10 a. in. juice, blood, perspiration, glue, b000. Morning Worship 11.a. caf FORIllESTER'S SHOE SHOP in. gelatine and certain medicines All Hats . . . $1 to $5 mots like argyrol, also react to this Main INSOM Fulton, Kentucky Mississippi has approximately FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH odd new treatment. 15,860,000 acres in forest areas. E. M. Oakes, Minister Weld las France. tani Church school _10:00 a. m. COM Morning Worship __11:00 a. m. No evening service. What We Believe guo Charles L. Houser There II 00 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE was a time when God forbade the eating of certain era J. C. Matthews, Pastor Closed Monday Afternoon College and Green meats. (See Leviticus 11th. 21 chapter.) If the law of 2000. Sunday School 9:45 Moses Morning Worsh'p _ were still in force, and If it were 81); 11:00 Young People's society now binding upon all, even as , chola it was upon the Israelites before Evangelistic Service 7:15 24.71 the execution of Cnrist's will. ly ckI Junior Service Wed. 3•00 then it would be sinful now to Payer Doors Open Tuesday Morning 8:30 A. M. coast' Service Wed. 7:15 eat pork or catfish. Acts 15:29 noir Rehearsal, Friday _7:15 describes the restrictions re- .iSITORS ALWAYS MCCOMB garding "meats," as bound by odd i the gospel of Christ, "That Ye 1 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 'abstain from meats offered to CRA Aaron C. Bennett, Pastor Idols, and from blood, and from 11:00 a. in. Morning Prayer things strangled, . . ." Hence, No Returns No Approvals and Sermon. "blood puddings" are forbidden, The Rt. Rev. Charles C. Car- as are also meats sacrificed to penter. Bishop of Alabama, will bulleodls. and that meat which is not be the speaker on the Episcopal • • Hour, Sunday July 13th, over Paul foretold that the time the Southern Radio networks.. would come when certain ones woul-1 forbid marri:ge and SOUTH FULTON BAPTIST command to abstain from IRBY'S FASHION SW CHURCH meats, "which God hath created .1. T. Brace, Pastor I to be received with thanksgiving Sunday school 9:45 a. m. of them which believe and know: Morning.Worship 11.00 a. m. I the truth." But Paul also ex- ' Training Union 6:30 p. m. plained that these practices Evening Worship 7:45 p. m. wold not ( begin until the "lat- 3 Mid-week service Wed. 7:45 p.!ter times," and that: they would m. be started by tome Who depart- Evangelistic Service, Saturdayl ed "from the faith." (See 1 7:45 p. m. Timothy 4:1-4). The public is invited. Hence, while it is poor judg- ment to eat anything that in- titiRCH OF GOD jures one physically, the scrip- Brother flackins, Pastor j tures do not forbid your eating Sunday scnoot 10 a. in. any meat, at ANY TIME, except Preaching (Mcnoing) 11 a. m.1 that which is sacrificed to idols Preaching (Evening) ..5 p. m. and that which is not properly humble TODAY Services every Tuesday wad bled. The Friday night 7:15. This space paid for by Cen- Everybody is invited and is tral Church of Christ, Fulton, TICE that makes TOMORROW GREAT... welcome. Ky. ipAiriKowaffix. amooliilAiiirRIWnalhiTNE aor The—humble TODAY that makes challenge—our paramount respon- CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRISTI ;TOMORROW GREAT . sibility. For God's—and the world's 1 Charles L. Houser, Minister I - (All services are being con- To all patrons of You could see this scene in a —tomorrow will spring from their ducted in Science Hall, 2nd and hundred thouscmd churches next humble today. The Church under- I College, while we enlarge and stands thatl I remodel.) Sunday—but would you grasp its 'Bible school 10:00 -mighty import? Your child—every child—needs I Morning worship 11:00 I would like to notify my If you saw a lump of iron ore the Church! Evening service 7:45 Midweek service (Wed.) 7:45 customers and friends -would you envision bridges of steel You Are Invited Hainline Wrecker that I am now Service able to spanning America's rivers. if you P saw a gushing oil well would you 17.1E I. ST. EDWARDS CATHOLIC take calls again. V CHURC7i FOR CHURCII -spvision a million cars speeding ALL ALL • • • • Th. FOR THE Rev. Thomas Lib', Pastor Silloug our highways .if you saw Olurch le First third and fifth Sundays. kuackng the CHURCH NORMAN'S of ch gre,-,test bctor 42 bag of seed would you envision house aracter and on earth mass. 9 a. m. of spin:tad good for the neither values amenehm k Second and fourth Sundays, We hare purchased the heavy-duty wrecker golden acres awaiting the harvest? Without st a nom- am democracy nor a strong m. bur bound animation Church. mass, 7 a. amnia. naterons why can TAXI It is the humble today that every manse Confessions before 7:00 mass. (I) /*Wad/ and pereon There front Iloistline and we ask all patrpnit of FOC his own suPPort shadd makes tomorrow great. For few the sake. the °nand sake of ha (2) For ha Cktuch. riatz Phone 266 of the duldretts caw CHRISTIAN SCIENCE giftss have come to us ready-made. Clurcht community and sake (3) itself nation- (4) For "Sacrament" is the subject of theirs owl (Ili who steed wrecker service to 'upper, Ran which needs For the Roy J. has made every blessing a Bible to go to ha moral sake the Lemon-Sermon which will Norman, Owner doilY. church on and malarial Challenge . , every resource a Sunda/ and be read in all Christian Science read row please call as. responsibility. Carmlibt 1947 b, 11. Our children are our greatest L.E. lanter.Eitrasburg, Vinria411. This message endorsed by Fulton Ministerial Ithanee and sponsored by: 11 Taxi—Phone 3 Day Phone 1108 Night Phone 1275-W

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