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FORECAST: tans; Kentucky—Partly cloudy with scattered showen tonight: irks warmer in west portion. Seat- tered thundershowers and g of up- warmer Thursday. 10 marks tabu. IWO prewar s ($40 to a rk rates IrlaN/Ple XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, 11 e•Inesibi, Fuelling, hose 25, 1917 Five Cents Per Copy \,). 161 materials he black i British Lions To Cattipaipn Talk reported. Open Coal Owners Ponder which hundred- BO marks, Stadium Drive To Be Friday be pur- to Lewis,UMW; - Offer he black N't aierfield Will Speak likeh Sieree•siir Here Thursday liver WHAS. Louisville; , said, Ber- trtuv Citief Of Staff numbers $3,500 Is Needed Kilgore, Ardery To Speak Witen I 1-cid er Retires Pits Now Idle the vier !Half of Louisville. Ky.—Harry Le. Sea•.1.01).•1 I e turning . For New Field's Ws terfield, candidate for the ; Gen. Dwight L.) .eilleaver, who 'Deers un- Democratic nomination for Gov- 7 .1'esr Lair Lansing lallzed led Allied arm.' :ore in Lights And Fence ernor, will deliver a eampeige North Aimee( Iola serve, will r private State .1eronanties address over WHAS, Louisville Lecome president t coa•mbia Present Walkouts ad to pay COMMITTEE NAMED ! from 8:30 to 8:45 p. m. University v hen I releved Crotty -Wants In I it was announced today by his as Army ehlei t.tts pr that:4 Can't Stop Then! Members of the Fulton Lions state campaign headquirtera early next year. 4 I 1 !tate 1,1111111W rawberries Club and others interested in The regular Waterfieid for 11 V1.101 COMING UP 43 ar on the memorial football stadium governor broadca.rt. orielnally Gen. Omar N. Bradley, the vet- S'ataktort. les tee V. , thinetsti. Jule sty. sponsored by the Lions will be- scheduled irons 9 to 9:15 la m I erans administrator. was resent-, The Cat! , IS cow awes from the gin a drive tomorrow morning Saturday will not be made. ed today as Eisenhieser's likely betel s eele i••. i• sil Ii esthered today to obtain funds to install lights Waterfield also will make successor in the Army's top job. t •k • • an,: IRMO=STRAVOIIII7 to (,&s( 51 tem.; thz.y rturtht ot- and erect a fence around the speeches Saturday, when he is Eisenhower also has Ision tor perms...tate Ls ; • is ter tt) Joint I. LW.% i in ass ef- playing field. Outshining thousands of •l'ilt.dPitcl fie campaign teats a• elected a member of the univer- 1 investo ateni 01 10 an at.ert in:lie:try-wide With the exception of the girls, Wendell Straughn, 17, of Lawrenceburg at 1 p. m., Greens- sity's board of trustees. As presi- rate inerease put boo .•ft it • feta to 4 • strike ilea: !math. lights and fence, the stadium is Oldham county, is 4-H club burg at 3:30 p. m. and Spring- dent, he sitcceets Nicholas Mur- March 21 by id sit inn'. t m's ut mine ray Butler. who retired in 1945. ready for use by the Fulton cannirg champion of Kentucky. field at 7:30 p. ni.. %% halt operate in Kentucky Even as Ow produeers met, high Bulldogs this tall. The Ben Kilgore, Waterfield's state He enrolled in the canning pro- Associates of the five-star -nearly half of the soft coal min- concrete bleachers have been campaign manager, will speak • tilar%:n J. Sternberg. techni- ject use years ago because he general said last night he has ers already were idle in what completed and the field has Saturday to voters at Mt. cal adviser for the state com- said he wanted to make his work Sterl- discussed his departure from the , some coal diggers described as 0 • been sodded. ing at 2:30 p. m.. Winchester at Only a bit of roof and Cho aame plate of the railway station mission. said yesterday the com- more interesting. As his mother service with President Truman a protest against enactment of It is estimated that an ad- 4 p. m., and Owingsville at 7:30 at Agency. Mo., appear above the flood waters of the Platte mission -wants in" im the in- helps in the field, Wendell helps and Secretary of War Patterson, ;he Taft-Hartley labor bill. ditional $3,500 will be needed to p. m. River which is e:ght to feet deep over much of the north- vestigation in the interests of her by doing the family can- ten but without submitting a for- complete the stadium. ning. The 1,000 quat ea he canned Col. Phillip Ardery, Water- western Missouri town. Most of the residents of Agency were Kentucky customers of the four ; Further curtailment of op. inal request for release. lines-- Those who will participate in from his own garden last year field's state chairman of veter- evacuated from their homes. Eastern. Delta, American et•ations is due when Lite miners the drive tomorrow include was more than the family need- ans, is scheduled for speeches A War Department announce- and Train continental az West- , start a 10-day vacation Friday. Frank Beadles, Charles Gregory. ed, and so he gave 235 quarts to at Warsaw at 7:30 p. m., and ment of Eisenhower's plans said. ern. ! three days before the govern- Si. E. Sanford, Dr. J. L. Jones. a school lunchroom and 200 Sparta at 9 p. m. Saturday. Less Red Tape Now however, that he has taken the meat relinquishes the seized Paul Boyd, Smith Atkins, W. L. quarts to a hospital and an A. J. French Columbia post -with the ap- I mines to private owners. Bob I 2 Holland, J. E. Fall, Jr., orphanage. N hen Vets Apply proval of the President of the 1,011:4111111 Serriees Unless White, Foad Homra, Bob Bin. No Prayer Meeting • the operators and United States and Secretary of Lewis' United Mine Workers ford, Joe ,,Davis, J. E. Fall, 8r., Services Today War" For Chi! Service effective "at such time as Held At Paducah agree on a new contract before Maxwell McDade, Aaron Butts At Local Church his Miss Pierce superiors may release him the sacatiun period ends July 7, and Bill Browning, chairman of , To minimize "red tape" At Johnson's Grove, from active duty in the Army." Priducalie-Funesti Aervice,; tor The midweek service of Rites I the pits are likely to stay cloned. the Lions stadium committee. the through which veterans must The statement added that George Ford Laneden. 33. were local Church of Christ Bro. Houser Officiating; Tay miners tracielonally have The committee will meet will not go in order to receive disability "with no radical change in the held at 10:30 this ni a' Dies Tuesday be. conducted this netoes refas-d to work wit trout a con- briefly at the Rainbow Room. week. The preference credit in Civil fier- Died June 2t At Hospital current outlook it should be the First Presbyteriaa eistrel. prayer tract Lake street, and start work at meeting group will, in- vice, the U. S. Civil Service sometime during the first half in Paducah. The Rev. Pat.: (' stead, attend the revival now Andrew Jackson French. 78, about 9:30 tomorrow morning. Services At 3 Thursday in; commission has announced that of 1948." Edgar officiated Burial wa, a* cetitract negotiations progress at passed away June 24 at the Haws Dresden. Tenn. I discharge certificates showing 2 o'clock this afternoon in tin, ,1 hr. ace down several weeks ago In For Miss Claudia Belle All who Memorial Hospital following a intend to make this award of the Purple Heart or Bradley has long been men- Odd Fellows cemetery at Mos a tiesinte over Lewis wage and Williams Would Pierce At Funeral Home trip are urged to be at long illness. Science I injury received in action are timed ea heir apparent if Eisea- ganfield. tete r demands. Despite the Hall on Thursday evening, Mr. French had lived in Ful- hower should step out as chief Miss Claudia Belle Pierce died ready t good indefinitely as proof of ' meeting of northern and west- Keep J. S. Watkins to leave on the bus at ton all his life. He was. active in of staff. He directs the Army Among those Fulton who at 6 o'clock last evening at the 7:151 disability entitling the veteran from : ern operators. there was no in- o'clock. farming until his health failed Ground Forces in the victorious attended home of her brother, R. E. Pierce, to ten-point disability prefer- the services for the diretion that they had an im- As Highway Chief ahisfew deaytehrh e aago. Atl timeet hoef European campaign when Eisen- Kentucky Utilities on Second street. I ence. division man- mediate date with Leads. living hower was supreme commander ager were Rube MeKni alit. an London, Ky., June 25-0'1-- She was born Jan. 25, 1870, in Ilt.wever. Secretary of Labor In addition, a disability cer- Martin and Fulton highway in ! of the Allied armies in that honorary pallbearer; Announcement that if elected Stewart county, Ga.. the daugh- Shelton Rites Robe..t Sehwellenbach or some other governor, he would redraft J. tificate, issued by the Veterans the E. L. Sanders apartments.'theater. Burrow, and Orytile Smith. Kt' ter of Captain and Mrs. Ceder amenenent official tiny seek to I Administration to World War I He was a faithful member of ' lie has made no mere!. of hia employes: Mrs (Itison Stephen Watkins of Lexington Pierce. Her father was a cap- Latta, brin t, the twa sides together 'veterans on or after July 1. 1833, the Church of Christ and had desire to resume his Army .o cr y to continue as state highway tain during the Civil War. Her Held 0.ickly today Monday 'or to World War II veterans many friends who mourn his career as soon as possible. McKnieht and Ms. Smith commissioner was made mother, the former Balsa Cordelia Statthern coal operators, who Fred Williams. I which shows certain static passing. by John Steed, was a college graduate lia‘e insisted on separate nee's- The state superintendent of Hickman Lady Expired tchranici diaabilities or injurtes and a botanist of some note. teeeteed -111 action, is good in- He leaves his widow. Abble nations. were MantLtng by while public instruction, backed by It Home Of Her Son; seven children: Earlier members of the family definitely as proof for granting Futrell French; 35,000 K en tuck y Coal Miners lie Northern and western coal Governor Willie for Republican Jackzonville. were pioneer settlers of North Burial At Poplar Grove disability preference. Formerly Obbie French of awn planned their strategy. nomination to the common- Fulton, Carolina and South Carolina. under the old requirement many Fla., u en French o 1 . The protest walkouts this wealth's highest office, made Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah' Delimits Copeland of Duke- In addition to het brother, of -these certificates were ac- Mrs. Protest Bill By Quitting Work week have stirred a Justice De- public a statement prepared for E. V. Stevens Shelton, 78. were i dom, Mrs. LeRoy Reeder of : . pertinent hivestigaaton and an a group of supporters here: Miss Pierce leaves tra nephews held at 2 o'clock Monday after- ceptable as proof for only six Akron, Ohio, Mrs. Elvett Black ! By The Associated Press t fore." Many miners thronged apparently futile Congressional "It is my opinion that an ef- and six nieces. noon at the West Hickman Bap- months after date of issuance. of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Herman ', The number of idle Kentucky the streets at Harlan yesterday, move to revive expiring federal fective road program can best She was an active and devout tist church. Burial was in the Owens and Mrs. Lawrence . coal miners increased today to and merchants were gium Said aeizure powers. be accomplished by retaining member of the First Baptist Poplar Grove cemetery near Schmidt of Louisville; a grand- ! approximately 35,000, as ad- one merchant: of:alai:I disclos- the present efficient and able church of Fulton. State Line. Mrs. Shelton died Go einment son, Alonzo Johnson. who made ditional AFL-United Mine Work- "I've been losing about $500 a Department commissioner of highways. The body will lie in state in Sunday at the home of ner son, ed the Justice is Mayfield Has his home with Mr. French until ers in eastern and western parts month since the strike last fall. determave whether Should Kentuckians nominate the chapel of Hornbeak Funeral Jasper Shelton, near Union City, • 1 eeekine to • his marriage, and 14 other I of the state joined in yesterday's Until now, I kept hoptng there'd ost of their and elect me to the high office Home until the services, which after a three-weeks illness. the minert went grandchildren, four great-grand- • walkouts. ; be a break, but right now you of governor, it is my purpose to will be conducted there at 3 She lived in Hickman most of Strike Rotv ; own free choice'or whether they children and many relatives. can say I'm plenty worried. letv'erehip. redraft J. Stephen Watkins to o'clock Thursday afternoon, her life, and was a member of j The work stoppages, which had some sort el Funeral services were held at Many of the miners openly Depart- continue his great road build- June 28. The Rev. Sam Ed Brad- the West Hickman Baptist !operators said came as a pro- Both in the Justice Five Milling Company Johnson's Grove church Wednes- expressed themselves. Coneress. however. ing and maintenance program." ley, Baptist pastor, will officiate, church. 'tier husband, Henry test against passage of the Taft- ment and Strikers Are Accused day at 2 o'clock. with Bro. ral that assisted by the Rev. W. E., Sheltoa, a sawyer employed by Hartley labor bill. cut Kentucky's James Jones, 68: a veteran in , the feeling seemed gent Charles L. Houser officiating. would be Mischke, First Methodist church the Mngel Box Co. at Hickman Of Intimidating Others coal production to less than half the mines, said ' I'll never dig . the Taft-Hartley law Pallbearers were A. T. Conley, veal shut- Kentucky Today pastor. Burial will be in died Jan. 'T. 1929. the normal output. Approxim- another lump of coal. I think inadequate to hail a Fair- Mayfield—Five striking em- Claud Williams, Carl Robey, By The Associated Press view cemetery. She leaves two sons, Jasper ately 50,000 UMW members are this labor law is the rottenest down at this time ployes of the Mayfield Milling Julian Love, J. D. Gill. and Bob Active pallbearers will be Pete and J. W. Shelton. of Murray; a employed normally in the state. deal the miners ever had. I've , 'rap act provides tor appoint- Central City—Arthur T. Ihler Company were arrested yester- Ferguson, Guy Duley, Smith daughter Mrs. Ida Ma3r Johnson Reports today from Muhlen- quit for good." Then he added: ' meat of a board of inquiry by yesterday answered a question- day morning on charges of Flower girls were Dulcie Rich- Atkins, Lawson Roper, Louis Hickman; 18 grandchildren, 15 berg county, located in the "I'm afraid the miners' going the !'resident in nee of a strike naire from Robert 8. 'Amery of banding and confederating to ards, Evelyn Walters, Annie Bare, W. E. Flippo and Will Hol- great-grandchildren and many Western Kentucky field, said out won't help much, though. I affecting the national health or Louisville by stating he sym- intimidate after they allegedly Mae Robey, and Elizabeth Revis. man. nieces and nephews. virtually all UMW-manned pits expect they'll come to their welfare. After the board reports pathized with problems facing tried to prevent other employes Burial was in Johnson's Grove in that area were idle. They senses pretty soon—we couldn't' Its findings, Mr. Truman could Kentucky teachers, but did not from entering the plant. cemetery. normally employ about 4,000 afford to fight against the gov- linstruct the attorney general to know whether a law providing Suspected In Parents' Death H. Clay Shelton, assistant men. ernment." seek an inatction. The whole an annual $2,400 salary min- manager of the plant. was' Picks All big mines in the .Big Ben Mason, miner from Three procedure might. take weeks. hnum "would cure all of their Sandy-Elkhorn field of Eastern Points said he didn't believe the charged with assault in another Paducah But for, the next five days the ills." Ihler is a candidate for the warrant issued from Graves Kentucky were reported closed labor bill will ever go into effect. esiernment can act quickly and Democratic nomination for at- county court after the strikers today, along with most of the "I certainly don't think it should. without outside advice. torney general. Lawery is declared he had tried to run 400 truck mines in that area. All labor is against it," he add- I That is because tat the gov- secretary of the Kentucky State into several of them with an New M1.41(4t'1in Harlan county, the 43 ed. ernment still is in control of Federation of Teachers. automobile in leaving the plant's UMW-manned pits were closed, A union official who asked the mines and tip the Supreme offices at noon. Victor Holvday Succeeds leaving only the Benham mine that his name be withheld said Court left the way open for an- Frankfort—In a letter to em- All five strikers made bond of of the International Harvester "of course, we have' no official other federal injunction against yester- Charles A. Williams On ployes of both services a500 for their appearance in Company still operating. It is, comment.'' Operators had little Lewis and the union if a strike Willis said day Gov. Simeon Graves county court July 2. and July 1; Named Last Night operated by Independent Pro-1 comment but George S. Waya, occurs while the government close cooperation between the gressive Mine Workers employes. secretary of the Harlan count" Shelton made a $300 bond for Paducah—Victor C. Hobday, contract is in effect. State Employment Service and Field representatives of the' Coal Operators Association. Effect of the walkout was appearance the same day. 33-year-old native of Falmouth, the Unemployment Compensa- AFL-UMW workers at Harlan summed the situation up thus: first produe- Fourteen workers at the mil- rty., and former chief of the evident today as the tion Commission must continue raid yesterday they had "never -The men Just didn't come to Lion cuts were announced in the ling company's plant went on Meleet bureau of the U. S. Army !efts The Employment Service, for- strike yesterday morning cberg- seen the miners so aroused be- , work." teel industry. merly a part of the Unemploy- military government in Korea, • I • • • log discrimination among the last night was appointed city ment Compensation Comm's- employes after the men joined sion, is now a unit of the De- manager here to succeed Char- Paduceh Local 236, AFL. Teams- les A. Williams, partment of Industrial Rela- ters and Chauffers union re- tions. Hebday informed mayor cently. Only about half 1:te Waa ne C. Seaton that he would ot trit's force remains on the arrive in Paducah on or before Pikeville—R. H. Hobbs, trea- job. surer and financial chairman of i July 1. when Williams' resigsa- the Pike county Local Option don is effective. ague, announced yesterday /i .'!inister Williams. whose home was in Outlives Fulton, hat dry forces in Pike county routh resigned the post- aye launched a drive for a Insurance Policy Lon April 29. He became acting city manager March ounty-wide local option elec- 13. 1946, at the age of 31. Ife was ion, tentatively scheduled for t I In Force 50 Years , the pt. 29. _ youngest city manager in tne Tompkinsville. Ky., June 25, The bodies of the doctor and Lexington, Ky.. June 25-4,P.--, city's history. He was elevated to position of Owensboro—Flames from an —(11')—Date • of an examining' his wife, both chiropractors, The Rev. Mark Collis, 95, became the manager May 15, 1946. Williams plans to re- xploding kerosene can yester- trial for Robert Bates, charged were found in their home Mon- eligible today to collect $3,003, turn to his law practice in Pa- ay took the life of Mrs. Edgar with murder in connection with,day by Sheriff Felin Ford dur- on a life insurance policy issued , afferty, 41, at her home near the slaying of his parents, is , ing a routine ineuiry. Young to him nearly 50 year ago. ducah. The new city manager is a ere. The home was expected to be set when the Bates had been arrested at The insurance co con- destroyed. of the University of 25-year-old war veteran is ar- Nashville., on a drunkennei salers he has outlived th I graduate Kentucky in the class of 1936 Louisville—A former Louis- raigned today before County charge and Ford had gone to the telity tables it uses for com- ville police chief, Edward P. Cal- Judge Fred Evans. Bates' home alter Nashville puting premium rates. Today lahan, died here yesterday after Monroe County Attorney A. P. authorities had telephoned him marks the anniversary date c.f Health Clinic Friday an illness of almost a year. He Carter said yesterdy that Ah11 1 for a checkup on the youth. the policy nearest his 96th, At South Fulton School -a--- • Was 77 years old. Bennett, Tompkinsville negro The sheriff found the bodies birthday. which will be Sept. 21.1 who was arrested with Bates at of the couple, with bullet holes Collie said "I'll leave that for. The Obion cosnty nurse an- Louisville—New president of Nashville, was not being held at in the heads. others to decide" on what to do,nounced today that she will be pie Kentucky State Association an accessory to the murder of with the money. A son. George; at the South Felton school to 41 Master Plumbers is Frank Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Bates. Carter Bates, who denied knowledge Collis, Lexington businessman, hold a clinic, Friday, June 27, raw eiI of Ft. Thomas. He was skid he was convinced the negro of his parent's deaths, was re- said he understood his father from 10 a. m. to 12. She will give ISlected yesterday at the closing was a victim of circumstances. turned here from Nashville and planned to leave the money on I immunization tests required for These coal miners, protesting the Taft-Hartley labor b.11, tacked up a ,ign reading, "Let the anon of the group's conven- He added that Bennett will be was lodged in the Monroe coun- deposit with the insurance cam- I children who are starting to on. used as a material witness. ty jail to await his arraignment. pany to draw interest. 1 school in September. Senators Dig Coal." on the wan of a restaurant- tavern in Richeyviiie,

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Wedmeaday Evosisg, June 415, 1947 Loatilor, baton, Essetisely rishois Doily Against Wildfire Attacks pogo rim Arlington News Candidate ceme Tax On Coal Burley Tobacco; Mrs. Jack Meshew and Mrs. Any hostesses to 35-1/131— Serious Waiter Lum Browder were Louisville, Ky., Jute Threat Is 7uItots the Arlington Homemakers club Waterfield, candid- Lee Lamp- Harry guber- Ky., June 25-01")-- DAILY SINCE ISM at the home of Mrs. Ida for the Democratic Lexington, app afternoon. ate yes- outbreak of wildfire, a disease Street, Fulton, Kentucky. kin last Thursday natorial nomination, said An DAY EVENING. 400 Main Hall, presi- to any,, injurious to burley tobacco, AJBLISHED EVERY WEEK Mrs. J. Weldon Wady he was opposed DDDDD DORAN REHEARSAL PARTY business natural esigeetens serious damage to the' ADISIN•ON dent, presided at the coal or any other AUSTIN COITOR iN RHODES HOME I yesterday. fol- bee on burley crop. sonny tits wovenristo NANACIINCIP Faittabeth King session at which time the in Kentucky and added state's 1879. A rehearsal party was given' Tonenie Carter, elected; resource he D. Valleau, University under act of Coneress of March 1, N. W. Carter lowing officers were if elected governor, Dr. W. at Fulton, Kentucky, eve:ling by Mr. and Mrs. Carter. and Mrs. H. Bar- that plant pathologist, Related as second class matter Last visiting Mr. and president. Mrs. Lindsey any such tax which of Kentucky Rhodes and their daugh- of Nashville are Coils would veto night the outbreak is IN @ASUIICO •CCITION. 31. S. Highlands. caiay; vice-president, Mrs. by the legtsia- said last age NATO SOX Jean Rhodes, bride- Mrs. Jot* Carter in might be paned he has been in SUSSISSIPTION Plow $0 or I389 ter. Miss McClain Webb; program conductor. Mrs. the worst since Richard Dale McClure, Mr. end Wm. Wilson lure. the out- •usiesorrao ON elelelleie. elect of Wilson, Alvin Brent, and Mrs. Bryan it re- the state. He blamed alinsioresaisse OOOOO home on Central amid soil mid daughter, Waterfield made public to cool, wet weath- for republication of all the local news at the Rhode's will spend Moyers was re-elected as secre- Johnson break in part is entitled exclusively to the use following the wedding Jr. and Marsha, he sent to Dr. J. B. of The Associated Press avenue with Mr. and tary-treasurer. ply operator er and suggested a treetment well as all AP news dispatches. at the First Christian , Thursday lit Fulton Qf Stone, Ky., a coal lime to halt the in this newspaper, as rehearsal Slick-atone, on Fourteen members were pres- candidate's bluestone and ' arintnd The wedding will be Mrs. William on Who had staked the beds. church to their house in ent and received instructions gum- spread in plant at 8:30 Thursday , their return itnni on the coal tax that We Alford it? solemnieed after a vaca- using different types of jars and Valleau warned, however, Chance Can VIORsMISIL Muse and lime treat- Give'Em A MacKenzie, eveiting. Yellowstone National cookers for canning food. Mrs. V the bluestone By Dewitt Upon arriving at the Rhodes tion trip to pro- practical after the comparative newcomer to Ful- Walter Lee Davis gave the in ment was not We heard a Ar Foreign Affairs Analyst house the couple opened char park. Farm Bureau membership transplanted. that he wouldn't go Butts, sun of Mr. ject lesson on food preservations. totals 382. leaf had been ton say the other day many presents. Later, they gays Paul Wendel and Breckinridise county here because since the so-called end of the late Mrs. Saul Butte. entered Standards on selecting Into one of the business houses Ever members of the Weddiag party I end of home speak" once of this country, uncomfortably Mates Purdue University, Lafayette, judging high qualities the owner -deliberately didn't war the people lovely gifts. liandwieil , set up. terrific expenditure Monday morning to engage canned foods were gaimminimmemminit he met him on the street. mindjui of Uncle Sans's anti Coca Colas were eeived. Isd., of cold drinks, when worry- iii specialized studies in the teed Refreshments Twit', and Toniorroa nut at all unusual, here or in money and resources, have been Those present were Mr. and cream were This attitude 1, oartment of the University. cookies, and ice not much incen- quietly over whether his further adven- Mrs. W. S. StAlings i.:1,41 daugh- and 2:40-7:00-9:21 anywhere anti there's ing Goodwin left yes- served to the 14 members Shows nations have been Gloria Jean, of Memphis. Bobby Jae homily:, eith U man who snubs you tures in aiding foreign ter, for a week's the agent, Miss Martha Fondaw FULTON, tive to do aunt of Me bride- terday afteriloon at the time by his renutining wealth. elide and with relatives. deliberately Bilt sit sundered justified Willians Ervin Wilson, is• Chldago deli- zonfilet 10 elect; Russell Baldwin of Louisville P how news times One is snubbed The estimated cost of the Lou tainions, Miss UNFORGETTABLE LOVE TEAM just stagger- Mh.s Mary is a visitor in the home of his AN hers!ely-- America was some $330.000,000.000—a Blunnye WUiaiui,, William R. T. half the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gran of people wilt) are merely timid and ing figure which represents almost Reid, Jr., idles Joece Rhode.. 48MiLe: *1.19U Orme . Lots Of Baldwin, this week. create the impression that by all the Allies combined Mrs Walter Voelpel. Miss Cath- • • any unconselouely total expended Misses Katherine Barclay and OID 6ARMI,D when nothing would was the heuvy drain on erine Richardeon, of Memphis . n (RAZ. they're cold and aloof, even greater concern Restrictions Joan Vance, have been named their circle petroleum and iron. Mr. and /Pis Stanley Parham. kase them more than to widen our national resources like to represent the Arlington group haw no gauge by Mr. stud Mrs Rhodes, Mk/ Expresiit9n pereofial friends—if they just knew The average citizen has had „Free of youth fellowship at the 1.111441141"0"4"4" of means to Rhedes alai &Ir. McClure. or nearsightedness, judge just what this - Youth Fellowship janoti:ii.,,C011111g10,1,74A4ISM to break the ice. Myopia, which to Washineton. June 25—ore Methodist ocai because the has been wontieriag press, at Chickashaw park, in prevents many a emery greeting American's economy. He MRS. FLORENCE PUGLE representatives of the meeting ac- beyond our books July 2-8. victim simply can't see his friend or whether we have been going HONORED ON BIRTHDAY redio, moving ;pictures, Tennessee, small-town any chance been will meet tomor- and Mrs. Raymond Samp- NEWS quaintance acme: the street. The means—whether we have by At the country home of Mr. ead magazines Mr. ALSO—FOX exist, as the world's lead- to discuss a proposal for les and children left Sunday for snobs and snubbers, unfortunately, do endangering our position and Mrs. Will McDade, last row roma resistance against • all weeks vacation in Oklahoma. not so numerous as many believe power. His concern wasn't lessened Sunday, June 22, a birthday din- united a but tiny are ing on free expression. and Mrs. Ralph Ross. of when bolts former President ner was held in honor of Mrs. curbs Mr. Tonight awl Toillorro% ten days ago suggestion for an "all- and Mr and Mrs. Bil- Vandenberg of Michigan Florence Pugle, of Union City. The Nashville. Hoover and Senator media committee" was made by lie Micheal of Park, Tenn., were Shows ;:15-9:30 Pop's Stuck Again had come for an ac- Well planned by her children warned that the time Justin Miller, president of the guests of Mrs. Ross's sister, Mrs. .ORPHEIJM and Mrs. McDade and Mrs. is ready to counting. a National Association of Broad- Weldon Hall and family over 'Fickle Dame Fashion reportedly Joyner, the party was quite J. the creation of a who issued invitations the weekend. DOUSIji American husband and fewer an- Vandenberg called for surprise to the honoree. casters. .; -deal the Republicans to to the session here. . Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moore, The word is going around council of Democrats and Each one brought a well filled •. Ober taw blow. U. 8. A. The NAB is fighting a radio Bardwell, Rev. Swep Davis. Mil- in women's clothing study the problem of how far the basket of good old Southern '00119 a drastic change pies, bill introduced by Senator White burn, Ted and L. A. Davis, Alton, Some say dresses go in rescuing the war-torn countries. eats, such as, ham, chicken, 2, I DT PLUS *MIL about to take place. could Ift-Mel on which the Senate Ill., and Sam Davis, route if-E 11 D only bluntly that "If Ameri- etc. ,1 increase in length this year until The Senator declared Commerce committee is holding attended the funeral of their agen•v n,cenaisut will hopes sag with her" The dinner was served buffet - which means, of course. ca ever sags, the world's The association coil brother-in-law, T. 8. Jackson Pete, 10551 Joao •-•'the ankle is visible, "over- all filled their plates hearings. will be ee- asserted that the U. S. was style, after tends it would weaken the Springfield, Tenn.. Saturday. that Mother and her daughters Hoover seated in the dining at in resources and that she couldn't they seere guarantees of free speech in the Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Tackett ROBERTS-WARREN DOUGLAS mantling complete new wardrobes. exporting" its twin tables and in the LYNN rate of gifts and loans room at Federal Communications Act. and daughters of Millington, luckless breadwinner no longer can continue her present at card tables. The to our living room Tenn., spent the weekend here Plea to "wear it out— make "without further evil consequences received many love- ROGUE" ;counter with a Mrs. Pugle with the latter's parents, Mr. "MAGNIFICENT in such good stead stability." Twenty-seven of Mrs. !Ledo" which stood him ly gifts. M'Kellar Not Sure and Mrs. Elvis Page. can be ob- President Truman's move in relatives attended the J during the war years. Materials Now comes Pugie's , Mrs. Gene Bone left Sunday longer necos- committees of experts to de- dinner and wished her many Will Fight af- . astined, for a price, and it's no creating three How He for her home in Memphis am.1 dur- extent to which the United happy returns of the day. visit with Mr. aaiy to sacrifice chic for economy termine the ter a several days and wisely plan" to aid Present TVA, Law T. Bone and ability. States may "safely and Mrs. Ruby our The chief executive took MISS GENEVA CURD family and her mother, Mrs. Yessir. fellows, it looks like we have foreign countries. June 25—u1')— that this is "a matter WEDS TO ROBERT WILLEY Washington, Ed Haiterman of Clinton. the wall. Perhaps it's just as well we cognizance of the fact Senate prepared to backs to Mrs. Bryan Curd, of With the and Mrs. Hillary Merman, can see the shine on the of grave concern to every American." Mr. and today on the 1048 Mr. stay there so nobody announce the marri- open hearings of Milburn, and MISS Verona can't replace while in due course we shall hear the special- Mayfield. of the Tennessee Valley well-worn britches that we So of their oldest daughter, budget Sterman ef Paducah were visi- missus in on our economic status. And age Senator McKellar ID- we rake and scrape to keep the ists' verdict Geneva, to Robert E. Willey, Authority, tors here Saturday night. of foreign aid will be Ora e told a reporter he has presumably our policy :ion of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Tene T-5 Charles Brewn Carter re- style. league stride only decided what action he will made to fit this verdic.--a seven Willey, Route 1, Wing° The gut turned to his home here Satur- take to try to amend the TVA in the right direction. double-ring ceremony was sol- day afternoon after receiving Moral COW. all that, there will remain a Wednesday evening, lass. his discharge from the U. 8. Whither Still, with emnized of a series which a lot of folks are 18, at 7 o'clock. by Rev. E. McKellar. author Army. Carter has been in the best-selling correlated question June to the Every year a few hit plays and That is, just what F. Sands at the Water Valley of proposed amendments service since Feb. 1, 1946, and •The story is told that the Chi- an going to want answered. . would nut indi- portray the -other woman" as that she Methodist church. Their at- 1939 TVA act spent several months of that novels are America's obligations. assuming not he plans to to keep them living a carefree existence tendants were Mr. and Mrs. cats whether or time in Regensburg, Germany. nese pay the doctor enviable character able to continue aid? the appropria- and diamond Is financially Jean Tyler. offer them to W. H. Hall returned home Sun- In an aura of roses, champagne Secretary of State Willard of which he well, and if they contract illness, the men in U. 8. Assistant Mrs. Willey is a graduate of Lions subcommittee, day afternoon after a week J bracelets, and meaning more to this country al- - Thorps recently stated that Mayfield high school and has is a member. visit with friends in Texas. them instead. life than their dull, sock-darning, budget in an spokesmen for the doctor pays her ready had spent about $9.000,000,000 been employed at the Merit Meantime. Mr. and Mrs. 011ie B. Denton child-bearing wives ever could. and distributors of TVA pow- in true, balancing, effort to bring about European recovery Clothing company. The groom private returned to their home Whether or not this story is of young girls exposed to such TVA itself and membersm weeks . Parents about $4.000.000.0000 more had been served three and one-half years Cr, the Caaeyville, after a it by pointing out that te- stood by to oppose and the general idea is sound. Serious propaganda try to offset V. Cohen, Army, and is now eng of the House visit with her parents, Mr. 61.1•••••114 made available. And Benjamin in the they should life, the lady of light loves loses farming. the amendments if Andrew K. Gatlin. that, in real Department counsellor, said that front ed in half-day Mn. can be prevented by regular health community and can only State a short honeyinoon, '.hey be offered during the Sue Bpraggs, route 2, is illness often ;...• the respect of the .0 524,000,0000.000 would be After Miss poverty-stricken $15.000,000.n00 their home with the hearing. the bedside of her your doc- look forward to a lonely and and other countries will 'make Senator, who attending examinations. Form a habit of visiting needed from America bridegroom's parents near Win- The Tennessre grandmother in Rector. Ark. se old age. four years to pre- in attempts to has during the next three or was unsuccessful Mrs. Douglas Brown has re- tor least twice a year. If you do not an all-male jury in Mobile. Ala.. dictator- go. of form- often—at Now vent starvation and the "danger of defeat the nominations turned to her home in Slidell, a blow. It has awarded a David E. be glad to rec- 'dealt this argument SU BLETT-G A MBILL pr TVA Chairman La.. after spending ten days have a family physician, we will divorcee a $120.000 share of ship." the Atomic Energy . fifty-two-year-old whenever several people are Harry Sublette, Lilienthal to here with her father, Lewis Al- deceased. These days Mr. and Mrs. and of his succes. ommend several from whom you can make your . .:.tate of a wealthy lumbermen. to discuss the state of the Cayce. announce the Commission len and family, route 2, and to visit her gathered together Sr.. of TVA, Gordon R. Clapp, She said the lumberman used someone raise and approaching sor at other relatives. The girls, Betty I:a nation you generally will hear engagement comment only that he in. aeiection. daily for lunch, rest and benefit is ex- of their daughter, Mar- would Lynn and Peggy Sue, remained ::;:apartment the query whether the United States marriage to act "for the good of She also testified that they of Fulton. to Joseph Gam- tends heitreefor Daalioly e••of her opinions. altruism to the point where the coon-. garet. Bible el; tending son of Mr. and Mrs. John TVA" Vacationavcisaittinn 0:';had intimate relations. "Santa Claus" to the whole bill, in pro- be widely recogniz- try is becoming of Fulton. school which has been If such association is to wants to know if this Gambill, church services worth world. The questioner The wedding will be solemniz- gress at the Methodist CITY DKJG COMPANY %%sod by courts as constituting is necessary. ed at 4 p. m. July 6, at the Tunget Gets Closed Saturday with a pIertie in C.$. rhaeniacist, Owner of dollars. morals are changing. be Earl thousands Well, that's an inquiry which can't Rush Creek Methodist church, the basement of the chureh. )—Louisville Times. getting down to specific Cayce. Clemency Hearing Seventy children enrolled. "We fill any doctor's prescription accurately answered without near Rogan*, eie broadly speak- Miss Sublette. a graduate of Mr. and Mrs Jewell select- cases of altruism. However, 25—sife— We do not substitute" A Mayfield store, advertising a few America's high school, has been em- Frankfort. Ky.. June route 2, are rejoicing over the ing we must recognize that while Cayce under elephants in the Mayfield Messenger. help as a nurse at Fulton hos- Earl Tunget, Louisville. Pen Lake Stir. t white aid is impelled by a desire to ployed 11 for the we 1414ne 70 NM 4241 — We Deliver — 408 bury their mistakes, law- foreign pital for the past two years. sentence to die July Wednesday night of last explained: Doctors is. an investment in peace and umm, a dep u - - to jail, wives divorce others, it also Mr. Gambill attended South slayingfLRO o L. R. at the Jackson hospital Min yers' mistakes are sent Hemisphere. Eddyvilla state . sell ours.- security for the Western Fulton high school and is now warden at .• their mistakes—but we have to has been granted .. employed by Swift and co. penitentiary, Mg nicely. a hearing on an appeal for cle- and NEWS Mrs. Paul Isbell, Hickman, WEDDING mency. Readers Say's-- HOSPITAL ATTEND by Gov. Our baby are doing nicely. Mrs. Etta The hearing, granted TRIBUTE TO A FINE MAN is doing Mrs. Harry Sublette, has been set for A Haws Memorial— Mrs. Ruby Wilson Mary Atteberry of Simeon Willis, been Nailing, Miss Thursday. July 3. . have a Coke It was a beautiful Lord's day Mrs. Billy Whitnel has nicely. Annie C. Turner. 11 a. m. (CST( Work refreshed first met him. doing nicely. Cayce, Mrs. for clemency fol- morning that I admitted. T. D. Butts is Laura Turner of The appeal family had just ad- Hickman, Miss Annie of the U. 8. Su- He and his fine James Perkins has been Mrs. Clots Patterson, and Mrs. Hunter lowed refusal and it was on Hickman, to interfere with moved to Fulton. mitted. is doing nicely. and daughter, Betsy, preme Court Sunday here that is doing M. A. Harris is the sante. Whitesell execution of the convicted their first Mrs. Yewell Harrison Mrs. were among the out-of-town the attended our Sunday an operation. Sandy Shaw is about the they nicely following Little guest at the Luce-Luten wed- slayer. at the old Presbyterian Turbeville, Pal- School Mrs. Mayme same. ding Saturday morning at the on East State Line. I is doing nicely fol- Doyle Frields. Dukedom, ;church mersville. Mrs. Catholic church in Union City. Erlanger Post Office liked the man from the very lowing an operation has been dismissed. Held liked his friendly man- A. Golden, Route 3, is Burglarized; Two start. I Mrs. G. GLAD CI ; SUNDAY kind speech. From that' ner and the same. Fulton Hospital— SCHOOL ( . ;SS MEETS Newport, Ky., June 25—(A')— he called me by my first of the day on Mrs. Raymond Disque. Pryora- Patient Admitted: Sdhday School The Erlanger. Ky.. branch I liked that. The Glee was burg- name. burg. is improving. Miss Marian Pirtle. Fulton. rirst Baptist church Covington postoffice Yes. Ford Lansden was 3 fine is do- class of and short- Vernon C. Cole. Martin. David Pirtle, son of Carl Pirtle, :day night at the larized early ,today He was a man whose place a met on Mu men were tak- man ing nicely. Water Valley, admitted for M:s. Carl Hastings. An ly afterward two easily be filled. Ile was Hickman. home of here. cannot Kathleen Bradshaw. tonsillectomy. pot luck supper was en into custody a man who liked everybody, and enjoyable were charged with is doing nicely. Jettie McAlister. Fulton, to the members of the The men was never a night too Mrs. served and the po- there Zettie Reilly, Water Val- the supper, a lengthy automobile larceny or too hard a rain, for Mrs. admitted for a tonsillectomy. class. After a sack of mail dark doing nicely. meeting was held. Ten lice said they had to go to the aid of his fel- ley. is Mrs. Ed liondurant underwent business him Mitchell, Natchez, Mlii-;.. were present. in their possession. lowman. Anna an operation. members is His family has buffered a improving. Dismissed: Mary Margaret Alexander and great loss. and I'm 5uI.C. I speak Mrs. C. C. All. Hickman. Homecoming at of baby are doing nicely. PERSONALS the sentiment of hundreds - GROVE METHODIS1 Mrs. Grace Dickerson is dolt Mrs. Ellis Biggs and daugh- WALNUT his friends in extending our Jones Clinic— CHURCH. nicely. ters, Elains and Clete. returaed deepest sympathy to them. improv- Jessie Owens has been admit- a Circuit, Mrs. Brown Moss is to their home last night after, South Fulton —Henry M. Bethel. ted., and JUNE 29th. ing. doing nicely. few days' visit in Jackson SUNDAY, is im- Pete Cashon is at 10:30 Mrs. Eudora Parrott Owen and baby Vicksburg, Miss. Song Service begins Sales Date Set Mrs. James Hendon Wright G. T. Flue4:nred proving. nicely Mr. and Mrs. a. m. Preaching by Rev. Reese is doing are doing returned home on N. C.. June 25 —tile— Mrs. Emmett Arch Hudcileston. Sr., is and son, Don, Sellars at 1} a. m. Dinner Raleigh, Mrs. from a vacation trip of the 1947 flue- nicely. nicely yesterday groUnds at 12 noon. Memorial Marketing Bobby Merryman. Route doing in the West. crop will begin Little M. Crawford is im- to points 1 p. m. Musical Onnee MOO AUVISOMTY Of DO COCA-CCU COMPANY SY cured tobacco nicely. Mrs. W. Millie Lis, and Edna services at seine date as last 4. is doing Irene Lis, to follow. July 24. the Shankle is do- proving. of Chicago are Messengers Quartet the Georgia-Florida Miss Josephine W. H. Brown remains the Mae Atherton. invited ;car, on Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mad- The public is cordially COCA-COLA lux. Front there the auctions t= nicely. visiting FULTON BOTTLING COMPANY, belt. Royce Dyer and baby are same. Ethangs street. They to come and bring lunch. move northward through Mrs. E. L. Sanders remains the dox, on will Mrs. a trip tee Gilbertsville Dam the leaf it:tont ry of tile Carolinas uoIng made Mrs. Thomas Johnson is do- same. sued Virginia. lute 25,1947 FrOdileadaY tvesino, huge 25, 1017 Fulton Haily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky rep Thy AA --Or-- titacks Sports Roundup Propst and Pechous on WA, • !id 10, off Sa writ 3 " AT CAIRO , 1 ItUjjleitgl!ttisd when lie Baseball the slugging Chicks outtisltier pitches-131@o 2, Staptilliorta 2. It. 11.11 Ammo; By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. kurit over to play golf and thel Six-Run Ninth also had a double and a Losing pit)er —Biggs, Mullins Madi. . _601 400 000-11 1$ II I'dfr- freight bill was more than last night. placher--Stapenhurst. Tittatt bat- I Cairo _ _023 004 0.1x-13 13 a Detroit. June 25-11Th—When a the things cost in the first placs. YESTEIMArS RESULTS Fulton's big innings wen' !lie ted in— A. Chapman, Buck, Carney, Griffin, BuhlT4 Serious can golfer amaze Byron "Mr. Gives Hoppers first and eighth, when th, Peterson 6. H. Rhodes, Biggs, Zubik; Liming, Pedigo, Nelson, National League Golf" he really must be made three and four tallies as- Forbes 4. Richardson 2, Reding, slid Moore. ., June 25—(W)— good. And that's Just what BLACKWELL BLACKOUT New York 11, Chicago 0. vildfire, a disease Jim spcctively. They gut the a la ,! Scalsi, J. Rhodes 2, Secrest. Ferrier did on more than one Branch Rickey, Jr., who tabs Huston 9. St. Louis 6. burley tobacco, score in the ninth. Stolen bases • • nate,. Left on occasion yesterday . . . when Cincinnati's Ewell Blackwell us Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 2 12-10 Victory A damage to the, Brooklyn 4, Piit5burgh 2. BOX SCORE hase—Hupkins%ilas 4, Fulton 5. Glenn Preasnek Ex-Pro,, Nelson, who refereed the match, the best _pitcher in baseball, Fulton AS B H PO a S; Umpires—Jones and Simons. rop. dropped into the press tent groans every time he thinks of Backfield Coach 41 EST University at- American league Play 2nd Game Buck 3b 4 3 3 1 1 i) Time of ganie 2:05. lleau, terward—something, incident- how the Dodgers lost out ea Richmond, Ky., June 25- lant pathologist, (Silicas° 3, Washington O. Gray 2b . _ 5 1 0 4 3 0 ally he never did before his re- signing the flinger... Shackle, it -The new backfield foot outbreak is St. Louis 12. Philadelphia 3. Of Series Tonite Propst lb 5 1 2 9 1 0 Other Kitty League Scores: the tirement—he was fairly popeyed seems, wanted to Join the Dodg- coach at Eastern Kentucky 111 he has been in clevelund at New York, rain Pechuus et 4 2 0 1 1 u AT OWE SBORO over Jim's putting and chip ers but he wouldn't sign unless The Hoppers clubbed Freddy Teachers college will be 01 the out- Detroit at Boston, rain. Peterson rt 5 2 3 0 II IL H. E blamed shots. . . "In 21 years of golf I they'd promise to take him to a Biggs for six hits and six runs Pres.snell, former backfl cool, wet weath- Rhodes 5 0 1 1 l 1 Mayfield 000 003 422-11 19 4 never saw anyone chip and putt major league training camp. . . Southern Association in the first of the ninth inning coach at the University of $ treatment of Seawright It _ 4 1 1 1 1 0 O'boro • 302 220 003-42 15 4 d a like Ferrier did today, Brooklyn was training in Bava- Atlanta 2-0, Memphis 1-3. here last night to win 12-10 -af- raska and pro grid star. halt the Nelson Lis c. _ 4 0 0 10 2 0 Brill, Held, Williamson. time to exclaimed. . . And when Ferrier ria that year and Larry Mac- Nashville 4-1, Mobile 0-2. ter the Chicks had held a fairly De- Announcement of the appoint- Biggs p _ _ 4 0 1 (1 3 Maulin and Deniston; Barber, beds. got off that "killer" shot out of Phan, who then ran the club, Birmingham 6-3, Little 2-0, comfortable margin through the ment was made yesterday however, that Garland p _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jobe, Schumacher and ed, a mess of trouble on the third refused to take along any ex- first game 14 innings. first eight innings. Perez. head coach Tom Samuels. treat- - - and lime hole yesterday afternoon, Byron cess baggage, so Blackwell turn- Chattanooga 11, New Orleans It was the a free-hitting game Totals ___.40 10 11 27 16 3 'Tactical after Just gasped: "That was a ed thumbs down on Brooklyn innings. that ,ransplanted. hell of 8, 11 included three homers, two HopkInsville AB It 11 PO A a shot." fans and joined the Reds. IN BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS triples, seven doubles and 18 Kali 2b __.._ •_2 0 1 0 0 0 American Association singles. Garland took over for Columbus 3-1, Indianapolis A. Chapman 2b 3 2 2 3 2 u ONE-MINUTE DOTS ALL, BROTHERS the Chicks in the ninth and SPORTS PAGE 2-8, first game 10 innings. Forbes lb 5 " 3 10 0 1 St. Louis and Richmond ap- When a friend asked Chick Atchley relieved Stapenhorst for Richardson cf 5 1 1 1 0 0 'Tomorrow Harbert yesterday if he'd play Louisville 3-2, Toledo 2-1. the Hoppers in the final frame. parently are trying to outbid Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 2 Reding lf 5 2 3 2 0 0! 6000&30-G0 each in the Victory Tournament at The two teams play here again 2:40-7:40-921 other for next year's PGA St. Paul 9, Milwaukee 5. Scalzi as 5 1 1 3 9 I • 001 tourney. . . at least three na- Chicago, Chick replied: "sure. tonight and tomorrow night. J. Rhodes /I _5 1 3 I 0 I tional magazines will do articles $1500 a week isn't so bad." That's In the wild and woolly top of K. Chapman 3b 5 0 0 0 I 0, what he got for finishing sec- TEAM! about the Notre Dame football YSSTE1LL AY'S STARS the ninth, Newt &crest hit a &crest c 1 3 3 2 I )VE team next fall. . . and probably ond in the PGA. Ey Thu AssoCiated Press single and Bowers, a pinch- Stapenhorst. p 3 1 2 0 1 is hitter #44 they'll have to be printed on Clarence (Hook.:; , Murray, Ky.—Hecter Oei- was safe at first on a x, Bowers _1 1 0 0 u blotting paper to dry up Prang' TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE hitt, Giants—celebrated his de- lettd, Lynn, Mass., student at fielder's choice. A. Chapman Atchley p 0 0 0 0 0 u Leahy's doubled, Forbes 0[1[LD tears. . .• Since Babej American League—Chicago at but as a New York starter by Murray State college, was chos- singled, Rich- I Ruth became consultant in the Cleveland (night); Boston- as blanking the Cubs 11-0 with two en "Body Beautiful" at the an- ardson doubled, Reding singled Totals_ ____43 12 19 27 15 41 and Scalai went to Ford-Americaa Legion baseball Washington (night); New York hits. He fanned eight. nual Water Carnival held here first on an x safe on fielder's choice for error. J. Rhodes' 1 program, the number of kids at Philadelphia; only games Battias. Vern Stephen..;this spring. A Junior at Murray. triple brought Stapenhorst in ninth. in the last of the six 444*-- participating in Legion baseball scheduled. Browns—drove in six runs wits' Oullette is a boxer, wrestler, runs that Score by innings: NA1SH has more than I had been coming home doubled. And the I National League—Boston at a grand slam home run and two swimmer, football player, and with Hopkinsville G101 200 300 ANAON disturbing Babe is very happy about it be-1 Brooklyn (night); Cincinnati at singles to lead the Browns to a all-around athlete. regularity. The Hop- Fulton 310 010 041 per rally finally was cause it gives him some real St. Louis, (night) ; Pittsburgh at 12-3 victory over the Athletics. cut off Summary: Two base hits— work to do. . . K. Chapman flied Frank "Muscles" Chicago, only games scheduled. whenBuck,out to Peterson, Rhodes, Sea- I Pepsi-Cold Company, Long Island Ciiis'NsFe centerfield and Rhodes STANDINGS Ailing Babe Ruth Back was wright, Kali, Chapman, Secrest.1 Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Coll Botting Co., of Fulton. I thrown out coming home. Southern Association Three base hits—Buck, J. . Hospital In Tommy Buck socked a al 'Tomorrow Team: W. L. Pet. lIn New York home Rhodes . Home runs—Buck,I run in the fifth with nobody Mobile 49 25 6621 New York, June 25—(JP)—Babe on, Peterson, Forbes. Double play • 15-9:111 and before that hit a New Orleans 46 90 .603 i Ruth is back in the hospital on triple and --Pechous to Li:;. Struck out by a double. Pete Peterson produc- Chattancrga 39 37 .5131 the advice of his physicians for Biggs 9, by Sta.penhorst 4, by 7;71 /, Birmingham 38 30 .4941 ed a homer in the eighth with further treatment and "to take Atchley 2. Earned runs off Biggs Atlanta 36 37 .493; _ GASOLINE CYCLONE ENGINES Aillazig

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Pert Pour Adam Daily leuttlee, Fulton, Kentucky Wednesday Evening, June 25, 1947 Trust. Laggards i to Rout Pacific Land Wanted Livestock Market Introducing Doyle Is K.O.'d Wall Street Report most of the time included U. S. TO RENT: Furnished Steel, Chrysler, Goodyear, Sears WARTED National Ill., New York, June 25—t7'(-- CLASSIFIED ADS reams or small house, for one Stockyards. June By Ray Robinson, Roebuck, J. I. Case. Oliver Corp., or-roorr- Selling tended to dry ,OINIMINPA children. 25-1/1.1-1USDA1— Hogs 0,000; up 1st Anaconda, American Can, Union Year. Wife, three Chicks market although Thomason, fairly active, mostly 25 to 50 The Fights For Life day's stock Carbide, J. C. Penney, Owens- I Gladys Route 1, were sufficient to cents higher than offerings still Salo MIRMORAPHING: Letters, Palmersville, Tenn. 161-6tp Tuesday's Cleveland, June 25—Pt---Jim. Illinois, American Waterworks, • For cards, program, etc. Mary average; bulk good and choice Fred R. Biggs, Fulton's new my Doyle lost his bid for the keep many leaders in losingter- Johns-Manville and Southern • FURNITURE BUYS OF Burton, phone Clinton 2651. 160-240 lbs. 24.50-2500; top right-handed pitcher-manager, world's welterweight title last ritory. Pacific. BEST • Miscellaneous Memphis THE WEEK Mother Burton's Gift Shop. 25.00; 250-270 lbs. 23.75-24.50: came here from the night but was fighting a bigger Slowdowns eventuated after Bonds were uneven and cot- tfe RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All 270-310 lbs. largely 22.25-23.75; Chicks on June 12. He and Mrs. battle for his life in Charity a fairly active opening. Initial ton futures lower. •One $189.50 2-piece living kinds and slab:. Stamp pads 130-140 lbs. 22.75-24 50; 100-120 Biggs and their 21-month-old Hospital today after undergo- declines of fractions to a point room suite-369.50. IF YOU want your hay baled, too. Let us serve you. LEADER lb. pigs 10.75-22.00; good 270-500 daughter, Mary Elisabeth, are ing an operation for removal of or so were reduced near midday Mayfield Man Falls • •One $165.00 living room suite see Melvin Yates, E. State. Office. Phone 30 Cr 1300. lb. sows 1800-1925; heavier living at 212 Thedford street. a blood clot on his brain. and a smattering of plus signs —$59.50. Line Road, or phone 572-W. weights 16.50-17.50; stags mostly Fred started his seven years The stricken fighter was still appeared. Head First Iwo Hole •One $149.00 sofa—$59.50. 157-10tp • For Rent 14.00-16.00. of professional baseball exper- unconscious and attendants at Pacific Telephone was up Elmer Sanderson, Route 2, •One $129.00 3-piece bedroom calves 1,1100; ience in the East Texas League the hospital said his condition better than 2 points following Mayfield, was severely injured hospitalisation and FOR RENT: Double garage. See Cattle 3,200; suite—$69.50. FOR YOUR opening trade moderately active in 1939 with the Jacksonville remained critical. Oxygen was emergency rate boosts granted Monthly afternoon when he fell Insurance see Louise Wry, suc- George Rushton at 303 East •One $150.00 8-piece dining and showing further strength on club In 1940 he moved to Green- being administered to aid his the company. Occasional resis- head-first into a deep hole along Howard. Call State Line. Phone 415. room suite—$59.50. cessor to John D. steers; one load low choice wood, Miss., in the Cotton States breathing. The Rev. James W. tance was shown by Pennsyl- an REA right-of-way crew, 157-8tp 160-3tp •One $350.00 dining room suite 1219. medium, weighta 27.50; several loop, and in 1941 went to Pen- Nagel, hospital chaplain, ad- vania Railroad, General Motors, Sanderson received several —like new—$179.50. FOR —3-room apartment loads average and top good sacola. Fla., in the Southeastern ministered the last rites of the Kennecott, Deere and Texas broken ribs and severe bruises. • Used refrigerators from $19.50 APPLIANCES, Wiring, Radio Re- on Walnut street. For infor- steers 25.50-26.50; little done on League. Memphis was his next Catholic church. up. pairing and Sport Goods. City mation see Herbert Vaughan butcher yearlings; 'beef cows stop, in 1942. His ball-playing Doyle was carried from the •Plenty of good used oil stoves Electric Company, 205 Com- at Potato House. 161-6tp only moderately active and there was interrupted by ser- arena ring on a stretcher and from $1250 up. mercial, Phone 401. tfc opening about steady; canners vice in the U. S. Goastguard as rushed to the hospital after FOR RENT: 3-room •ilia terms. apartment, and cutters strong to 25 higher; Boatswain's Mate 3-C in 1943, Welterweight Champion Ray 214 Carr Street. Phone 512, •Free delivery. efficient photo canners and cutters largely up- 1944 and part of 1945. He was (Sugar) Robinson floored him FOR prompt and Mrs. Will Beard. 161-Ste EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. finishing bring your film to ward freim 10.00-13.00; strong stationed at St. Augustine, Fla., with a vicious left hook in the FOR 207 Church Phone 35 the Owl Photo Shop in the EILLs..VING rocms for men only. cutters 13.50; few common and and New London, Conn. eighth round of a scheduled 15 Owl Drug Store. 136-tfc Lotand Jewell, 315 Carr street, medium beef cows from 13.50- The new Chicks skipper has 15-round championship bout unchanged; good before 11,275. FOR SALE: Red Bird canning Pi-one 177. 136-tfc. 16.50; bulls black hair is 5 ft. 111-2 in. tall, sausage peaches. Ready June 30. R MACHINES, Type- beef bulls up to 17.50; and weighs' in at 165. ADDING vealers steady; Mobley, Middle Road. 161-13tp Cash Registers• Help Wanted bulls 17.00 down; Sayajirao Wins Irish writers and 21.00-24.50; bought—sold, repelled. Of- good and choice OPERATOR for Beelerton Ex- 16.00-20.00. Derby Hy Length -Ind Hall FISHING MINNOWS for tale. fice supplier. Fulton Office medium All Prices Drop QUALITY change. Possession by July 1. H. E. Morrow, Riceville. 85. Sheep 2,500; spring lambs Curragh, Eire, June 25-01— Supply Company, Phone See Russell Bockman, Beeler- 155 lOtp tfc opened fully steady to strong Slightly In May The Gaekwar of Biroda's Kayo- ton. 160-tfc with Tuesday's average; good lira°, third in the English FOR SALE: Baby bed, good con- and choice largely 23.50-24.50; Except High Rent Derby, won today's Irish Derby, EMPTY TRAILER van return- DEALER-SALESMEN— County dition. Phone 247 160-Stp top 24.50; buck lambs 1.00 less; beating Eire's highly regarded ing to New York, points East. Distributor Wanted by old medium and good 19.50-22.75; Washington, June 25—(/11)— Grand Weather by a length and rates, established company. Over 140 FOR RENT: 2 bedrooms. One Return load reduced throwouts tending lower at Prices of all living essentials a halt. United, 243 W. 60th St., New household and farm necessi- CLEANING • ladles • one for couple or except rent declined .3 of one Sayajirso, entered by his for ties including the famous largely 15.00; slaughter ewes gentlemen. Phone 476. 410 York, N. Y. Circle 7-3191. percent between mid-April and stable in the $100,000 gold cup Black Diamond unchanged at 7:00 down. Eddings street. 156-6te 159-6th Liniment. mid-May for the first drop since at New York's Belmont Park Established regular routes. June, 1942, the Bureau of Labor next month, was ridden by Ed-. Pick-up and Delivery Service Good year 'round business. CAB/NET SHOP, West FULGHAM NEWS Statistics said today. die Britts. A French horse, Es- • Service JACK'S Many dealers making $12 to State Line—Ali types cabinets Food prices were off .2 of one prit de France, finished third. $15 daily. Car necessary. Rush sewing niaehine, made to order. Broken furni- As a telephone operator, we per cent and rents rote the same 000D PEDAL name for full details. Be first. come, hr t served. ture repaired. No charge for hear a lot of amusing conver- figure. 05. First H. C. Whitrner Co., Dept. 29, Army Officer Stabbed 225, J. R. Altom estimates. We pick up and de- sations that stay with us—in The bureau said that on May 4 Phone Call Columbus, Ind. 161-1tp 159-3tp liver. Phone 320. 161-3tc memory. 15 workers' familiea in large At Home In Muldraugh this morning with but • And cities were paying over 100 per- Brandenburg, Ky., June 25— Lost or Found little to say or report, we're recent more for food than in (FP)—State Highway Patrolman —or— few LOST: Flashlight, operated by minded of one we heard a August, 1939, 84 percent more C. E. Sparrow said Capt. John red airplane on side of light. years ago. This particular con- for clothing and 81 percent more D. Quinn, 29, an Army officer WHAT OTHERS SAY Valued as a gift. Return to versation, like many others, was for house furnishings. from Lynn, Mast., was stabbed Cash and Carry Service Leader office. Owner will pay a "one-sided affair." The talka- to death today in a home he had ABOUT OUR reward. 161-1tp tive party told an incident or been occupying at nearby BETTER two and then related some more COLORED NEWS vaitalittsta. ems( Muldraugh. Commercial Ave. • Card of Thanks news and still heard no com- A special meeting conducted Sparrow said a woman who 227 ment at the other end of the by Rev. 0. C. Burns, from St. had been occupying the home I ISANITONE wish to thank my friends line. Finally the called her by Louis, Mo., will be held at 108 with Quinn related that the for their visits, cards and flowers name and said "Can you hear College street June 25, 26, 27, 29, Army officer "fell against a DRY_CLEANING_SERVICE during my recent illness, also me?" The answer came "Yes." , with preaching every night. The butcher knife I was holding." the nurser and doctors of the Then the first party talked subject will be "You Have Left Fulton Hospital, they will al- Quality Cleaners some more but still heard no- Your First Love." Rev. C. F. Sydney, Australia, claims that ways be remembered with thing from the other party and Covington, pastor, invites every- its Royal Exchange is the largest nr7dThanksforthaessins Pia pleasure. this time she said "Well, Mrs. one to attend, wool selling center in the world. —Mrs. Alner Campbell. Brown, I just can't hear YOU" pressing job. It's important to hams Mrs. Brown replied, "Well, I'm a press that actually holds!" • Notice not saying anything." I1FE INsuRANcE Here's a much appreciated advan- NOTICE A L L COUNCIL Mrs. E. E. Armbruster leaves tage of our Sanitone Service. See for MASONS Saturday for Nashville, to be yourselfl Fulton City Council No. 83, with her daughter, Mrs. Vance Crumb and family. Little two- Royal and Select Masters, • will meet in called assembly year-old Van, son of the Crambs, at 7:30 p. as., Friday night, underwent surgery Thursday at June 27, to confer degrees. the St. Thomas hospital. His The Council team from Pa- condition is satisfactory. ducah will be with us. All "I thought my dress was comp:Z:1 THAT members expected. Visiting , Hardy Real Estate EXPERTS PROVE ly ruined! I didn't expect those.* companions cordially wel- 7551 come. Light -PHONE spots to come out." refre.shrnents. good in an apart- —T. J. Smith, Thrice Something Ill. ment house on Norman street Yes,our Sanitone Service assures the I Master. I apartments. with three nice --G. C. Hall, removal of more dirt and spots. Even Secretary. Both gas and hot air heat. 161-Ste perspiration stains and odors! -- For sale or trade, 23 acres with a nice, modern house on Fulton- Union City highway. Possession at once. The Sports Mirror Something good in business "..."And they thought my dross was Three years ago—Johnny building on 4th street for $3,750. new, lights and the colors looked so bright." Adams rode five winners at Fair Nice house with Grounds tracks, Detroit. water on corner lot in Water Your garments will sparkle like new, Valley, Five years ago--Dodgers shut Ky. TRUCKS IA too,for we actually bring out RD original New 4-room house in South out Reds 4-0 behind Johnny Al- Fulton. colors. Call in today for this betteg len as Ducky Medwick hit in 27th Hardwood floors, built- in cabinets, built-in bath. dry cleaning., consecutive game. Something nice for $4250. Pos- Ten years ago—Harvard var- session at once. sity crew beat Yale one and a Something good in a 30 acre quarter lengths in record- farm 1/14 miles east of Water smashing upstream race at New Valley. Nice house, pretty yard • London, Conn., before crowd of with shrubbery and flowers.' OK LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 75,000. Large stock barn. Garden and crop planted. On milk 218 E. State Line 130 route,1 Mae Leos, one of the states of Indo- school bus route. Posession at 1 china is twice the size of Penn- once for $4250. LONGER • sylvania. 9.5% 4 rooms and bath with extra! history, scientific fard Trucks On Teal lot. Possession at once for $3250. ' OR THE fitart time in On West State Line. F methods used by life insurance com- The result? Ford Trucks Last Longer! Up put to Something nice in new subur- panies in computing rates have been to 19.6% longer than the other 4 sales tables ban home one mile west on Union work in figuring out life-expectancy leaders! Why is this true? Because Ford It's New! It's Beautiful! It's Porcelain! It's a City highway. Basement, fur- for Ford Truck.. Trucks are Milt stronger. They're imilt nace, stoker, built-in cabinets, Stained ... to last longer! That extra life that's put 4,967,000 Troths Trucks cornea from ford on 2 1-2 acres. Possession at leading New into Ford Wolfe, Corcoran and Linder, experience in building mere trucks than once. actuaries, assembled the York life insurance any other manufacturer. Ford knows hem Watch these ads for new five sales leaders records of all trucks of the to build trucks that last longer! listings. from t933 through 1941 . . registered life-expectancy - --- 4,967,000 trucks in all. Then they prepared See us today. See the see why it'll pay you to track life expectancy tables exactly the same charts. You'll order for a Ford ... the truck way they prepare &meow life-expectancy place your RIFRIGERATOR longer! tables for life insurance companies. that lasts Sparkling - new .. . gleaming porcelain-on-steel We inside and out . that's the new Frigidaire refrigerator, with the famous Meter-Miser, the Buy, simplest refrigerating mechanism ever built! * * * % . ,-.)-4if_j2/0';'fir;V:Srri'vt: See it today. See these other features, too: Sell, k• • Large Super-Freezer • 12-way adjustable in- rit. Nf•-axplattotsy of• Ford Truck ifii i eftect ' I • Deluxe Meat -Tender terior ,53.11 iloogrol...... " 011115.,." ::.kh1."e.. Rent— . :::1 Elt: :-.ga'.." .1, •Exclusive Quickube • 5-Year Longo,. Truck Life Moans to You. Protection Plan What (A 11.6 lompr is,., Oral eh look ..1.• Trays ..it •Tall.bottle space Cash Registers, to Wait for a Now Ford Track! 00j , OFFICIAL ACTIJARIAL CIRTIFICATI 52 glass-topped Hydra- Why It Pays JO Based on the application of sound sad accepted tors • 1-piece steel cabinet ectuarial method. to reason the longer you use a truck, the less it costs the scrasi experience as It stands to I measured by truck registrations, we hereby 9) are the top truck cantle that, in our opinion. Adding Maehies to own. Tbat's why longer-lived Ford Trucks the accompanying ., maintenance FORD TRUCKS - table fairlY Present. the Mauve life-espectancY value. And,logically, Ford longevity means lower of the trucks involved. unused miles costs ;; ; less time in the shop. It means more WWI, COIC011AS4 AND UNDID r(r and Typewriters. trade-in. Yes, any LAST UMBER , 4 Ws I...rooky Atiworlob, Now York, N.Y. V, when you're ready to trade, and a better truck for your money with • way you look at it, you'll get more '. ""‘i ..N•likr4iMrtik,W ' VinWeif77.1.. longed RI •- • a Ford Truck ... because Ford Trucks last MOTORS FRIGIDAIRE med. wily by GENERAl FULTON WALIPAPER 4 & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. FURNITURE COMPANY GRAHAM SALES and SERVICE RUDDLESTON MOTOR COMPANY h Walnut Street Fudges, Kentucky Phone 115 314 Walnut Fulton, Kentucky I'llolie .12