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FORECAST Fourth Game 12 Kentucky—Cloudy this after- St. Louis foam with showers tonight; Fri- Boston 3 day showers and cooler. ,uttou ailrv IttOtr NO. 24 1946 Five Cents Per Copy Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Thursday Evening, October 10, Volume XLVII Associated Press Leased Bulldogs Will Be Wearing U S. Lifts Ban On USCC Demands Beef Industry Promises More Meat Very Soon Iv, Cooper Denies Sew American Flights , come Of Reds Will Scrap All Price Contro1s Seeking New Uniforms In Murray Tilt Tonite Over C'slovakia Probe Administration Oct. 10 —tAP)— U. Commerce football fans will see game tonight, the Bulldogs are London, Chamber Of Fulton will S. Headquarters in Europe to Ceilings Taken Off team decked out in com- reportedly "as ready as they Says Communists Are Say Cattle Will Move When their at- day lifted a mysterious ban on new blue and white uni- ever be" to turn back their Boom And Bust pletely American plane flights over Bent On World Rule PETITION FILED WITH ANDERSO they take the field tack. DECONTROL forms when Czechoslovakia, but continued 0 against the Mur- A volunteer crew of senior Washington, Oct. 10—(AP)— TAKES ISSUE WITH TRUMAN'S STATEMENT Barkley Urges tonight at 7:45 suspens:on of flights over Ro- Services Tigers. junior high schcol. students United States Chamber of Beard DURING JULY, AUGUS ray high school and mania and Hungary and an The "HEAVY SLAUGHTER" been colleeting all waste demanded today that Voters Not'To Purchase of the new uniforms has American pilot said here he be- Commerce Today and other clebris from rip the lid off the Are Held was a carefully guarded secret, paper lieved the order was linked with congress Will 'S park, and the field will party to end its pow- President Hinder Truman being kept even from the play- Fairfeld Russian Army maneuvers*. communist Funeral Home sprinkled before gime time influence in labor's ranks At BRT Is Asked ers, until the pep rally at 2:30 be ovee the er and Martin L. See Reporters II tonight. The ban on flights and within the government it- Funeral services for LEADERS TALK this afternoon when the boys all in the Rus- yesterday, were OTHER three countries, self. Beard, who died T. were told to stage a dress parade, influence, was Rev. W. E. This Afternoon I vice sian sphere of Declaring that communists conducted by the By The Associated Press before thP student body. suddenly and in the To Join CIO clamped down still are operating under an in- Mischke this afternoon NO COMMENT A$ YET I The National Administration ?aLts are blue and the explanation yesterday Funeral and The without ternational comintern bent upon chapel of Hornbettits came in for more criticism are white with large blue Photo Recalls S. authorities in Frank- Interment Phillip Murray Says Washington, Oct. 10—(4P) orators jgrreys by U. world conquest, the organiza- Home, Carr street. Ider support from political numerals. Twenty-two complete Germany. Similarly, no The beef industry coupled a d in furt, tion added that because the was in Fairview. Congress Reactionary stumping the state yesterday were secured by the was given why the Gilbert Moon, mend for immed'ate scrap'pl elec- uniforms explanation party "theives upon deceit" and Pallbearers were To Union preparation ler the Nov. 5 making it the largest pur- ban had been re- Lon Pickle, In Message price controls today with ,school, Former Stars Czechoslovak is loyal to a "hostile" foreign Arch Huddleston, Sr., of tion. before the war. just as suddenly a.s it Hancock and of ample supplies chase since moved. pewee, it should be "forced by Wes Batts, Earnest Miami Beach, Fla., Oct. 10— promise Republican Senatorial was "very soon—possibly The Next on the list of pre-game imposed. law" to reveal its membership, Will Hampton. ' (API—Philip Murray termed meat John Sherman Cooper Jackson November's congressio Nominee, festivities after this afternoon's Local Grid Capt. Calvin Dyer of sources of money and all its congress "reactionary" today and fore an audience at Of Pan -.If the administrati of Somerset, told pep rally and talk by Prof. J. 0. Heights, N. Y., pilot of a activities. invited the brotherhood of rail- elections, h's advocacy of Danville that Lewis will be a parade at 7 p. American Airways plane turned The chamber's lengthy report, Enjoys road trainmen to join forces acts." a return to the 1913 Team Held said Nation what he calls m. led by Football Queen Betty back at Prague yesterday, based on a year-long investiga- with congress of industrial or- R. G. Haynie, chairman of enterprise system does not in an reason myhoFne labor c fret, Anne Davis. She will ride "I think the tion by R special committee on ganization to carry the OPA beef industry advisory ti go back to the Former Highest uuse mean he wants automobile driven by David was turned back was socialism and communism, as- 1 movement forward. mince which petitioned f days of the 1920's. believed be Shoottng Stars boom and bust Homrs, and accompanying the the Russians are serted that communists have "We can't stand still." said the mally for decoutrol, told repo he said, "that in Score On Record maneuvers be- "I recognize," Queen will be Joan McCollum, holdflik army succeeded in driving "many CIO chieftain. "I shall welcome,era there are plenty of ca went too 14.' From Comet the old days business senior cheerleader, and June tween Oct. 2 and faithful public servants Loin the Meteors the opportunity to be associated and calves ready for market it plain that THREE PLAYERS HERE far. I want to Copeland. The two attendants government." Flash Across Skies with your leadership and your!soon as price ceilings are lif return to the LINE X I do not favor a will sit on the Fulton bench to- Only three members of the It declared, too, that red in- membership in the Great work The White House, scene of system of let- In Bri.liantl Display old laissez-faire night with Miss Davis. 1913 Fulton football team, that filtration into the government that lies ahead provided you de-!special round of top-level ting business 4o as it pleases. Rites situation The coronation ceremony will held the high-score record for Sigmon has been particularly marked in By The Associated Press cree to associate with us." Iferences on the There must be rules to prevent week de- yesterday, remained silent. be held at 7:45 following an ap- the local field until a both the treasury and labor Most of the United States was Speaking of factors which in- the setting up of monopoly to make no forecast my pearance of the Fulton band,The ago, are still living in this com- partments treated to a spectacular display fluence the labor movement, "I stifle competition. But that Ls players, Press Secretary Charles opening whistle is scheduled at munity. One of these To Be Friday A treasury spokesman quickly of shooting stars last night as Murray said "the record of the said as far as I am willing to go in a asked him w 8 p. m. The Murray high school Mr. Russell Travis, brought" retorted that the department meteors shed by the cornet gin- 79th congress is a record of when reporters putt'ng the hands cf the gov- team taken on might happen. band and the drum and bugle photograph of this Elderly Lady Died "naturally has no comment cobinizinner burned across the reaction. This congress reacheci ernment in business.' to the Truman was to corps will perform at the half. at Thanksgiving. 1913, so general a statement." skies in what some scientists a new low" in Its labor policies. President 'mat 90 per- and Early This Morning; at 3 p m. (CST' Cooper oeciaren The taller section of the Leader office this morning However, Secretary of Labor said was the most brilliant ex- He said the congress "made a reporters come from priv- achieve- Resident beef industry's deoon cent of the jobs bleachers by the scoreboard has recalled a few of the Was Lifelong Schwellenbach said that charges Minc seen in America this monkey of President Truman's The ate enterprise and that "neith- for fathers and ments of the pre-World War I activity had been petition, filed with Secretary been reserved Sigmon died early of surversive centun . 121 points for reconversion." Mur- er the placing of names on a the Fulton team, and gridders. Mrs. Anna by the FBI against "a marred or APriculture Anderson, mothers of the home of her brought But dense clouds ray spoke of the President In governmental payroll nor 'made Bulldog lettermen. this morning at of labor department the view sharp issue with the Prend for former They rolled over °Mon Train- Mrs. Clyde Bur- number completely obliterated friendly terms to a group whose work' can produce real wealth." visitors from Murray will be stepdaughter, employes" and that an investi- of the skies - contention that there was The ing School 78-0, and a larger Fulton. A lifelong for twiny watchers president, A. F. Whitney, has de Sen. Alben W Barkley of Ken- the north half of the nette; near has been underway for of the country. heavy slaughter of meat d seated on score was not recorded here un- community, Mrs. gation in some sections dared enmity with the chief tucky. aenate majority leader, resident of th's days. Five cases already radar and for July and August, when con west-side bleachers til last week when the cwrent of age several Scientists used utive urged Montgomery county voters Sigmon was 77 years studied and two oth- time reported _ were temporarily off. While the Tigers carry a squad turned back Dres- be held have been the first recorded odeedidtetoeh railroadntadhe b Sterling not to "hog-tie" 'Bulldog Funeral services will of meteors ,,AppanireTUrayritlhye =it at Mt. weight, experience, and past per- Tenn., 81-0. The 1913 team which ers are set for inquiry. they "saw" a display hood join CIO, and Truman by sending den, at the Union Church of the cham- Observ- that have induced this e President formance advantage igto the defeated only once, losing at On the labor front, beyond fog and clouds. mtllWhitneynen ew assertedh 'serwtediyour to congress this was she was a member, tomorrow while the late bureau ous belief is the fact that Republicans to McFerrin at Martin 13-8. in ber declared that ers from the national weighed by this He spoke in behalf of the 2 p. m. with burial following was not a com- Washington 218._ cattle moved to market, year. The Rev. Sidney Hillman of standards in convention," it would bring candidacies of John Young Organized football at Fulton the church cemetery. nor is CIO President that "pips" slaughtered and the meat assisted by the munist, said they were sure 000 members into ranks of the Brown, Lexington, Democratic Revival Series , was just two years old in 1913 Mr. Shauf, pastor, "two of their top radar screen during normal and 1 will duct Philip Murray, appearing on the larger group. The EMT at pres- candidate for U. S. Senator, and I The first team to attempt a Rev. Sam Hicks, communists, taking about 50 channels," the , petition and nor- advisers are represented meteors ent is an independent. Rep. Joe Bates (D-Kyr, who is regular schedule was fielded in the services. Active and frequent orders on "Many months prior to July been will be all lders direct miles from earth. seeking re-election to the house Be Resumed 1911. Earlier teams had ary pallbearers PAC from the very top boarded air- 1946, great numbers of cattle To no Other scientists from 'the Eighth Cosierrssional formed here, but they had of the church. lorges communist party." thick clouds atmalvreksetweorpeerpautorcrzhas:td by lie in Mate at level planes to get above District. regular season opponents. The body will advisers were not named. the aerial fire- the . Rev. E. M. Jennings Funeral Rome The for a glimpse of I Gridders Tru- taken try V. the Hornbeak The report wee mule pubflq at Harvard astro- and auction markets and Declared that President Services To The team photo, hour of ices. works and , Returns; chapel until the •- • • ,4410te which.escaped the man is a "modest, hard work A. Cole, picturedthbojStand- 0, *TM 01441101500.14a. urea -weskit plaustact-_ U511. • • Dr firliFfEfonr ti5,-"38re. at governmental agencies Aiegin Tonight in front orn/Weastr In- day. reported seeing meteors Meat --inzasimosaing,adatolion ing she leaves five grandchildren: um" Eat!formof the voters ti building. Mr. Travis had rate of about 17 per minute. No Shortage Barkley asked The revival at the Presbyterian stitute E. I. Hlecson of Lexington, the by sending Repube that he still had it, Mrs. Army air forces signal argued "Hog-tie him will be resumed this forgotten J. R. Covington of the Joint The petition that and creating church it while searching Mrs.' observers at Whiteside, N. Coach Is Believer of cattle licans to congress at 7:30, the Rev. W. R. and found community, W. P. Bur- Man Held As !corps is no shortage the next two evening other things at his home. Liberty reported to camp Evans. U. In Red Meat; Isn't the meaning of a stalemate for announced today. for Naylor Burnette and Cecil M., calves under Reid, pastor, nette, corps laboratory at and mkt: years." Rev. E. M. Jennings, who Pictured were Monroe Bauleh, all of Fulton. IS. signal Particular Of Source control act in a talk at The Burnette, N. .I., that they contact- Brown charged the services, has Fuzzy Martin, Ward McAllister, Aide 'Belmar, "Under thew conditions orators is conducting Rayborn meteor showers with ra- New York, Oct. 10 decontrol Dixon that Republican from Lubbock, Texas, Guy Snow, Glenn Donoho, ed the gress has ordered in urging the returned varied distances from 45 Iowa State gridders are of supply are "hypocritical" was called earlier this Coach Roy Thomas, Manager Kasnow Expands dar at going order that the law as where he William Bea Marr, 24, to be served horsemeat, but to f people to change inasmuch of his mother. Sam Parts, Millard Cohn, Ken- to 180 miles. demand be permitted week by the death other college football the Republicans have benefited, until neth Alverson, Commodore Bur- His Store Into Arrested On Louisville The display resulted as the most tion. since!The revival was postponed generally haven't reach- equally with the Democrats , ton, Gus Meacham, Mr. Travis, A Cellmate earth came within 131,000 miles squads "Whether &ices would dile man who I his return to Fulton. Bus; Was 1932. He added that no Shady Rucker, Ray Thomas, Adjacent Building of the spot in space through ed that stage—yet. ter decontrol is wholly 1932 Mr. Reid states that services Ky., Oct. 10—(AP)— Tex Oliver. coach at the Uni- teriar, compares his mortgage in Bartle Osgood and Duel Harvey. Louisville, which the comet passed eight will continue at thP regular today were hold- of Oregon, gave a typical with his bank balance of 1948 In addition to Mr. Travis, Mr. L. Kasnow today announces Louisville police days ago. versity The committee said that Republi- hours, 10 o'clock each morning department" Bea Marr. 24, in reaction to the news that the can afford to vote the Burton and Mr. Harvey still live expansion of his ing William The meteors were shed by the derson should release all and 7:30 each evening. building next with what they term- first shipment of horsement— from con can ticket. in November. here. store into the connection comet and formed part of its stock and meats In announcing the resumption location, 448 to smuggle guns to a 180 pound hind quarter—heel -1f "I'll give you your grievances door to his present ed a plot tall. Those seen on the earth including hogs and sheep an- of the revival, he again urged Mr. Travis playkAl two years The two buildings Rayborn, 24—self- arrived in Ames. Ia., for inc it at price control and petty Lake street. Benjamin were those caught by the earth's should find impractical of the membership of the church of football for Fulton and don- one large store, "Dillinger No. 2"—so he Iowa /3tate training table, noyances at the shortage have become styled gravitational pull and consumed decontrol cattle and calves in to attend, and extended an in- ned the Branham ar.d Hughes departmentalized and his way out of the "We believe In red meat even the industry meat," he told an audience completely could shoot for the most part as they plung- Discussing vitation to the public to meet likhool uniform at Spring Hill, arranged for county jail. if its horse or goat meat," Oily- the Webster county courthouse. more conveniently Jefferson ed through the earth's air shell, at a news conference, with the Presbyterians. Tenn., for three seasons. shopping. arrested on a city er declared. "But we haven't had the law the "I'll give xou your irritations at customers' Marr was the friction between the solid said that under all the small inconveniences, if The new store will be opened bus yesterday by Detective Louis the to eat that yet." question involved is supply. matter and the air causing has re- Just before you go to the booth 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Hall, who said Mare was carry- The meat shortage said the petition showiest brilliant burning. of to vote you will compare the suit October 11, and all friends and ing a .32 caliber pistol and two duced the Indiana gridders the government's own Methodist Dinner-On-Ground to eat- of clothes you've got on to the patrons of the store are invited notes telling him where addi- the western conference that cattle and calves now, replies suit you 'had in 1932, if you'll lay to call. tional guns could be located. Y. A. ing chicken, but early able for market are above Lexington survey time average. your 1932 mortgage down beside Mr. Kasnow has been active In Marr was charged with vagrancy I to an Associated Press Set For Sunday,October 27th while meat is your 1948 bank balance, if you'll Fulton business circles for the and carrying a concealed deadly Office To Move I indicated that Anderson, however, has p total inventory of past 27 years. increasingly difficult to obtain, ed cattle and calves on in compare your Announcement of the annual and Mrs. Claude Shelby, MI- weapon. got in 1946." his release on bond last Igo far most schools have been tidal list of agricultural 1932 with all you've fourth Sunday dinner-on-the- and Mrs. Ray Graham, Mr. and Until To Louisville Judge Carroll M. Thursday, Marr was a cellmate 'able to get it. ducts in short supply. Meanwhile, ground at the First Methodist Mrs. Lawson toper. Mr. and Speaker State and state cam- Willis Is of Rayborn. who is under in- Lexington, Ky., Oct. 10 --(API Some—like Ohio 15 Days To Act Redford, Democratic Churc), Sunday. October 27,IVIIR Mrs. Abe Jolley, Mr. and Mrs. su)- in on armed robbery —Harry W. Farmer, manager of Nebraska—have their own Antes said Anderson had paign chairman, announced made last night by Aaron Butts, Homer Wilson, Mrs. J. E. Hut- dictment At that Attor- At Paris Festival in connection with a the Veterans Administration ply and expect no trouble. rinsed to give the petition." Louisville last night chairman of the food commit- cherson, Mr. and Mrs Howard charges agrIcul- who of holdups here in which regional offices here, announced MU, the Ohio State consideration. He has 1$ ney General Tom C. Clark, tee, to the large crowd attending Strange, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Paris, Ky., Oct. 10 (API—A series from of $13,000 was taken. yesterday that the offices would ture school furnishes meat in which to act. If the was scheduled for a talk in Lou- the meeting of "The 100 Elo- Weeks, Mrs. Pansy Cook, Mr. meeting for tobacco and a total dinner arrested July 20. be moved to Louisville the week- its own cattle. Nebraska coach Is denied, the committee isville today (Thursday) had in- ciety." and Mrs. Grady Varden, Mrs. J. exhibitors and the tobac- Mary was uni- sheep Gilbert Cotton. 21, of end of Nov. 9, with the Louis- Bernie Masterson said the appeal to Anderson for formed him that he would not The dinner-on-the-ground is M. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Bald- sheep shows are includ- along with beef at co and a suspect in the ville headquarters being opened versity had purchased al hearing. Should the pots be able to fill the engagement of the Fall Loyalty Re- ridge, Milton Calitham. R. E today's program of the Louisville, as a part ed on check cashers Nov. 12. the Nebraska state fair and it again be denied after a because of an emergency cabi- in October each year, Sanford, E. J. McCollum, War." and tobacco show $5.000 robbery of vival held Fall festival Com- Farmer added that between should last the Cornhuskers a may then net session at Washington. purpose the pro- Johnson, W. T. Sermons, Bob at the P Lorillard Tobacco the committee and has as its here . 550 of the approximate- long time. the price Redford said Clark told him among the White. Phillip Warren, and oth- and show opened pany. 500 and to three-man motion of fellowship The festival been resident employes of the Sharp contrasts were report- trol board that President Truman had caU- the to be appointed by ins. an extemporane- Police said they had ly 700 members of congregation. ers yesterday with offices would be ed at Yale and Arizona. A Yale At the White House, scene ed his cabinet together last the morning Aaron Pttts. Gov. Simeon! Wil- seeking Marr since they learned administrative The dinner follows chairman, ous speech by to Louisville with spokesman said meat is "way of top level confe night to discuss plans for re- the program. shortly after his release that transferred • round warship service and observance lis highlighting in Lexington to below regular requirements and on the lieving the current meat short- on the were a- Rayborn had given him money the remainder late yepterday of "Covenant Sunday" More than 200 prizes sub-regional office. the squad is getting meat Just and its age throughout the nation. Rehekahs with which to buy guns operate a shortage political fourth Sunday. This Sunday MOE, warded' to exhibitors. occasionally." At Arizona the it said that no f ------Loyalty Police Lt. Ellis Joseph said recta, was marks the close of the the Ecuador highlands, a footballers eat at the general have effort will Select Louisville Marr admitted that Rayborn had In recommendations Strikers At University Revival and every "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell but fivefoot trumpet made from thin- cafeteria where meat is served it the greatest given him $250 for his bond, To Work be made to make buy walled native bamboo serves as "practically daily no horsemeat, on Page 8) Will Return month-long loy- For 1947 Meeting Reported Critically Ill denied receiving money to (continued occasion of the dinner bell to call farm workers. either." Ky., Oct. 10-4APr alty campaign. guns. Lexington, Ky., Oct. 10 -(AP) Sas Francisco, Oct. 10 --(AP) —R. T. Baxter, president of the At the meeting of the Com- Lexington, Stilwell Odd Fellows and - General Joseph W. Services Held For Lexington Building Trades Coun- mittee, following -The 100 So- —Kentucky is crit- Rebekah!) will hold their 1947 Sixth Army Commander, Dry,Cool In State cil, announced last night that ciety," organizatior was set up Letterman General Past Week Was Unusually the • convention in Louisville. ically III in Infant Baker Girl 400 striking union workers would and plans were made for 63-year-old ABISitie I The two organizations ended Hospital. The tobacco crops. Practically all of I general. The soil in most see- return to work today on all vet- dinner. Mr. Butts stated that is suffering from The weather over the state to,their annual meeting here yes- war veteran the early corn crop was in none was much too dry for By Rev. Hamlin era n-housing projects at the preparations are being made debieved to unseasonably cool during terday with selection of the 1947 a liver condition was and gathering and shock- seeding of winter grains and University of Kentucky. take care of a large crowd. Bar- contracted in the shock Baker. Infant da convention city and election of have been the first two days of the past ing of the late crop was pro-' this work is proceeding rather Lorraine becue will be provided by the of Mr and Mrs. Lan officers. Burma jungles. week, the report of the weather greasing rapidly. The bulk a slowly. Fields already planted ter church, and the meat has al- Joe." a wiry man Baker, died Monday at the f Leader Congratulates , J. H. McKinney of Owensbo- "Vinegar frost oc- the late crop is now out of Mea- are germinating irregularly and ready been obtained. The church energy bureau shows. Light ly home near McConnell. , ro and L. G. Howard. Mt Sterl- whose indefatigable areas in ger from frost, though some stands are rather poor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. will provide the entire menu through three years curred in scattered short prayer service was ing, were elevated to the Posts carried him eastern sec- damage was caused by frost to Pastures remain in fairly good A White on the birth of an eight- except potato salad and plc. personal leadership the northern and by the Rev. R. J. of grand master and depety of strenuous temperatures late corn that had not yet ma- condition, but are deteriorating. ducted pound three-once daughter which will be brought by the Chinese troops tions. Thereafter of the McConnell grand master, respectively, of American and clear skies tured in a few northern and In some of the western counties pastor tober 8 at St. Mary a Hospital. members. Invitations will be sent of Burma. under- rose gradually under Church. o churoh'without opposition in the wilds weather, favor- eastern counties. they are becoming parched. In Central:a. Ill Mr. and Mrs. White to every member of the operation Oct 3 and and fairly warm She Is survived by her Charles E. Cooke of Lexing- went an late crops, Cutting and housing of to' this section water supplies are former residents of Ful to attend the dinner-on-th.:•- I progressing satis- able for maturing eras;• twin. Christine: tan are 'ton was elected grand treasur- was believed close of the bacco is about finished. Tobac- getting low and hauling of wa- and are graduates of Ful- g round . yesterday prevailed at the sisters: Alleene and ton :n er for the 15th consecutive term factory until late any- co in barns is curing well, its ter for stock is increasing. Ad- er high school. Mrs. White is Members of committees week. No rainfall occurred and three brothers: ton for the and William P. OrRog. Les na- condition ranging from good to ditional quantities of good ler- former Jean Brown, charge of arrar gements Americans had more where, Lee, Floyd D. and Loyd the Aaron l tal, was re-elected grand sec- In 1945. confined al- excellent. Stripping has com- pedeza. alfalfa, clover and soy. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ches- day are: Mr. and Mrs products, citrus fruits Farm work was Richarson and Jor.es Browd- retary Cooke has been a mem- elfin, glair/ menced in central and southern bean hay were made during the ter D. Brown The Whites nosy Butts. Mr. and Mrs. Leon per person than most exclusively to harvesting charge of arrangements. 8. Atkins,'ber of the fraternal order 48 and vegetables and recUons, but has not yet become week. make their home at 238 1-2 er, Mr. and Mrs. W. the remainder of the corn Brady, Mr.i years. ever before. South Walnut street, Centralia. Ur. and Mrs. Frank • frit

Thursday Evening, October .10, 1946 Fulton bally Leader, Fulton, kantacIty Page Two Idle Hour Farm HOMITAL NEWS 1•1 Y (0 Sale Postponed artslotr THE DOOLITTLIES Haws Memorial fitt4ip doing fine. Order &Ms R. A. Owens-is By Court SINCE les, is doing DAILY - Mrs. M. A. Harris West Palm Beach, Flu., Oct. 10 400 Main Street. Fulton. Kentucky. nicely. Bradley, 80- EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. —(API--John R. PUBLISHED Mrs. Liza Vaughn is better. late Col I AST TIMES TODAY No0 N - year-old brother of the ICU" AUSTIN AOEI EDITOR Mrs. William Stevens Is tin CC W EDITOR R. Bradley. his been orsiered MAMAS IWO ---- — ------proving. E. PUISLISMER by probate court here not to .."-^------of March _1, 1879. Mrs. I. R. Jeffress Is improv- at Fulton. Kentecky, under act of Congress dispose of Bradley's Idle Hour Zoiered as second class matter ing. Farm near Lexington. Ky., pend- SEE NATE SOX MI CILASIIIINECI SECTION. — ----- Mrs. L. A. Vowell is doing ONISSORIPTNNS RATES: — _ a huarins next month. Telephone 31 fine. ing NS . ----• - Thomas E. Bohne of Palm ADVERTISIN• I suowirrato ON ---- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson's ill to ase for Beach yesterday petitioned for The Associated Press is exclesiyely entitled baby is. improving. It. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: news rublished. appointment as co-executor and credited to this paper and also the local July Ainlee is improving. reproduction of all news dspatches that Bradley Is negotiat- Rose Stahr is doing fine. alleged to the stock farm at a Mrs. R. R. Moss is better. ing sell Signql Honor lower than its current For Trouble A Hazel Hilliard, colored, is bet- figure 01 Asking Pewitt et Fit tan coun- market value. fire. Ten- Selertisti of Parties ter. ho There are seven major causes of as Ma Bohne said he was a business as- ty and S. J. Reed of Iliakinaii county James Thompson continues to at Fire Marshall R. E. Ward told of Colonel Bradley and; nessee State is a stroll hewar for these two Improve. sociate he students yes- ter Farmers director and secretary of , South Fulton high school agricultural Mrs. J. T. Ellis, Newborn, former It gentle:nen and a tribute to the controlling Idle' terday. The greatest of these is carelessness. of Is recovering nicely af- the corporation progress made in the southwestern section Tenn., fires are caused by carelessness. an appendectomy. Hour farm. Not all the past decade or so. ter be appointed example, usually Kentuelty eluting Bennett has bees He petitioned to En ilghtnIng-kIndled blazes, for that only it c Marietta the late It is our understanding for treatment. co-executor, replacing Fr are not preventable, to name one conflagra- Menu it; admitted d'ed Sept. farmers in the state are • riecteri Porter Elliott has been Barry Shannon. who ral beyond our control. Mrs. tion cause award by the Progressive Fa.- er 28. Si Prevention Week, for this admitted. During National. Fire Univer ity of Kentucky colored, an- fire magazine and the George Shear& though, we suggest that you ask your frcm admitted. Young ducks have been known college of agriculture. The. two men ton, has been Also Fon News re what are the major causes has been ad- to catch cold when out In the chief or firemen neighborhood, so to sneak, h ye Willie Wheeler ar Chances are the earn" too long. 21...11111.111111111r „ of fires in this community. the honor the mitted for an operation. rain en is been chcsen this year makes iseen dis- mill be told that faulty electrical wiring Clifford Arnola 119.8 frl othet more noteworthy. 4-144-4-1-++++++-1-41•44-1-1l-164-1.H-F4eHel-H-H4iH-1-1-+44 reispons'ble for more alarms than any not rt. is missed. Mt The Master Farmer awards ere Pali has been dismiss.- thing. This could be corrected by regular James tat one promiscuotnly. They are made after caratul by a ouolified electrician. ed. sir inspections comparison of agricultural ability a frequent fire study and ' is Clinic Best combustion bones At Its Spontaneous and county." s - Cleating and service to community ki You're inviting a visit from the red source. ter Farmers stand head and shoulders above Mrs. Th'omas Brann and baby NO SHRINKAGE old newspapers, oily or GUARANTEED truck if you allow of their felows and pnnt are doing fine. • like to the rank and tile SAME DAY CLEANING rags. cardboard boxes and the and baby are II, dirty the way to a higher type nrrIeultural eco- Mrs. J. C. Arant in your attic or cellar. It may nicely. SANITONE CLEANER ' accumulate nomy Their farming methods are worthy of doing days or weeks for the fire to start, but Mrs. R. M. Cantrell is improv- kn take emulation. that it will start if you're it a pretty good bet many years ago that a int It has not been Mrs. John Blehinger ;s doing / ri Ikat careless. and north-central Ken- ). chimneys, number ol central nicely. LAUNDRY La list are defective OK • High up on the tuckians regarded Purchase farms as places Miss Ouida Graves is doing t in and heating equipment. There are folks PHONE-130 fines, "where they raised nothing but hell and or a llviug attending to matters of Felton hospital • ++++44+++++++++++++++++++++44++++++++++ ytho maks nark-fired tobacco." Diversified agriculture kind. They can save you money—and the this has come into its own in Western Kentucky. Mrs. Charles Patrick is im; ea •-reat over your head. No !onger bli No longer Is it a one-crop section. PLANNED BAPTIST CIRCLE NO. 5 proving. people who are careless with matches. HALLOWEEN PARTY is doing nicely In; The is it the home of the scrub bull and the razor- MEETS MONDAY Mrs. Will Moss ,er +newt- BY PTA ORGANIZATION per- SIT 6 gasoline, cleaning fluids, and oti east of us would Rapttsc after a minor operation back hog. The folks to the Terry Norman PTA Circle Number 5 of the 1 in a class by themselves. They'll At the formed yesterday. fei ables are do well to come to the Purchase now to ob- met with Mrs. Fred already, until it's meeting October 9, the propos- Church Mrs. John Mitchum is do- ho never learn, if they twen't on ways to improve serve and make notes ed Hallowe'en Party was defin- Patton on West street Monday ing nicely. too late. their own farms. itely mapped out. Mr. W. L. at 3:00 p. m with Mrs. W. F Robertson is doll.g Fire prevention should be a must not just afternoon Our heartiest congratulations, and sincere Holland has given the P.T.A. visi- r but for 52 weeks. Until eight members and three nicely'. one week of the year. go to Mr. Pewitt and Mr. Reed the privilege to use the hies ' Mrs. Ed Thompson Is =pray- 11 be respect, present. The meeting -NUJ carelessness is checked there will still lehool gymnasium, as this lc- tors ing. ft with prayer led by Mrs. piesaty of work for the helmet and ladder boys. nual event has outgrown the opened MEL Norman Jonakin is im- Itrisilley. Mrs. Ed Bondu- Dep't. offered at Terry Norman. Sam an( ruty Tax $'4 Trnth & Poetry space chartnan, conducted a • 1946 State A nice program has been plann- rant Ides Helen Taylor was dis- Shoe price jump expected- soon—headline. boldness session. Just Shifting Position ed including the Country Store, short charged yesterday. are now. Blessings on thee, little man. The program for the after- Books F.sh Pond, Doll Show, Fortune Miss Millie Paterson Is im- .1. M. Roberts. Jr., (Subbing for MacKenzie) of tan. on "Stewardship" led T't- • By Barefoot boy with cheek Spook Parade, (Nike noon was proring. Affairs Teller, Bradley. The meet- AP Foreign Analyst You're your daddy's pride and joy-- will be served by Mrs. Stun 0. Bizstic continues to im- Walk. etc. Supper with prayer by W. before %wencher let. Britain's "tentative" plan for consolidating you're barefoot, boy. Everyone Is ing was closed • Pay Costs less when beginning at 8:30. Refreshments prove. defenses for south of the cents Mrs. W. E. Flippo. is doing rile. • het paddle eastern invited. Admission Is 10 group. Mrs. Jiiii.Brown nsjordan- Iraq were nerved to the 1946,and pet disclum present Egypt-Palestine -Tra Politicians ;sense each other of rosponsibi- to all. is through gave a Uaery was discharg- line does not imply that the lion lity for meat shortage as fall election nears Mrs. Grace Cavender '14.rs. Finis review of her work as nurse tor ed yesterday. ranging the Mediterranean's shores. —News item. PERSON ALS colInC at Ful- the past three years, showing • Will have It is true that the British, often accused of To Office-Seekers Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Alien of St. Ode that parents are cooperating in ancient lands in duriuice vile, Mo., were weekend guests 30, Octo- holding these Your campaign orations the various projects. Immunisa- Louis, i011 Bank eptelic,hoi in an ef- granddaughter, Mrs. are rearranging their Suez defenses Would be less hard to take for pre-school children of their tions Wesitherspoon, and hr. BROOKS 30 fort to clear their skirts in Egypt and else- bargain for my vote are on the advance. She An- Cecil ft 15, If .you'd Weatherspoon. But talk of moving key admialstratire nounced the Crippled Children's wherq. With a Lick, juicy steak. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thorp'. to Kenya and Tanganyika Clinic to be held at ?exilic-Eh on BUS LINE and supply bases of St. Louis, Mo., were weekend means estsblishment of defenses in the path, October SO. daughter, Mm .4 False Alarm resignation of Mrs. guests of their to Michigan And the big implicat`on is Due to the and Mr. Kenincky not withdrawal. Kankakee, Ills Oct. 10—(AP).-Two state Ferrell, Mrs. L. N. Gif- Cecil Weathertpoon, as a primary Maurice that Africa will be developed cars and one from the Kanka- Mrs. Joe Bbneert We;•therspoon. 13 Hours to DETROIT, MICA. police squad ford presided. Mrs. William Burnes " hese of supply. up a barrier on the minutes and reported Mr. and G. threw WYNN, read A. kee police department son, Mil, Jr. of Union City Leaveslasynard's Service Sta- The British military program in East Africa the two recent meetings of the and a highway and closed in o four men Leahmon Boultoti and at 11:541 A. RI. began In 1942 after the Japanese executive committee. Mrs. Don and Mrs. tion DAILY woe actimilY The chase followed a report from a nearby Carolyn, were guests SHERIFF did considerable Hill gave the financlafTitanding daughter, made a pass at Ceylon which that one of the four men was their mother, Mrs. 5th and Lake St. Extension community T. A. unit. yesterday of 4 damage and thoroughly frightened its defend- of the P. carrying a gun. Members are urged to vote in'Outer Nester. ers, and when Rommel was knocking at the Mrs. Arnold Ma.iins The investigating police halted the car and Novembe-. Mr. and and Cairo. East Africa Elliott visited _ VINAWANNsina4 gates of Alexandria found the man still had a gun. But they dis- and Mrs. Maude a "rear area" for empire Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Morris in ; suddenly became covered it was all right. He was a Springfield, BUNCO CLUB r and tar east. Alex- St. Louis, Mr. and Mn. Morris ac- • forces in both the ne; going to Chicago for a convert- MEETS WEDNESDAY III.. detective companied them on a visit to andria was abandoned for the timebeing. The Bunco Club met yesterday ticn. Mr. essid Mrs. James Wright in • Haifa and Membara became important points Mrs. C. A. Boyle at her with Chicago. First class on Fourth street. Ten 4 of British naval concentration. home N. R. Wade, Mrs. Frank Bead- over Kenya Building Box House and two visitors, Mrs. air installations were strung out members les and Marilee Beadles left to- III.. Oct. 10— (API- Glen R. Stew- Joe Armstrong and Mrs. Simon a and Tanganyika, the later a -former German Decatur, by automobne for Neshville. find- were present. day HERE! of Holt, IT'S usual problem territory under Britkila mandate, to tie in with n.t ran up against the Tennessee, Where they will visit Mrs. C. P. Bruce won Bunco; supply system to ing mateirals when he started to build his Mrs. Huron Stagg. the American-developed Mrs. Pat Matheney won high- four room house. Mrs. Zeima Damron of Mar- I West Africa, Khartoom and Egypt. Mrs. Max McKnight' won travel- substitute for lumber in spending the day in Fulton eimiStancously with these military moves But he found a ing and low; and Mrs. Joe Mut- is the war. He visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. • the British foreign office was working on its eeammunition boxes, leftovers from ilate won consolation. • boxes Damron and Alvin dent. New to use the wood from the ice cream The Amazing Uganda, Kenya, the first planned Mrs. Boyd served • plan of development for Mo. Lois Waterfleld, Mur- Inter a stronger building would and cake. t Buday and Africa generally, a plan which but decided ray, was a business visitor here now fits well into the picture of great new result by leaving the boxes together. GARDEN CLUB today. and supply bases. administrative MEETS AWAY ultimately whsther she is accepting a new conception of t Since the British are expected The Garden Club will meet at age of atomic and aerial weap- to substittne bases at Tobruk and Bengazi for defense in an the club house tomorrow at 12 - Dr. Thomas IL Euid about which the • their present instillations in Alexandria the ons. there is one fixed point HO p. m. Those attending are nor perwtit- ClilltOPRACTOR "front line" of middie east defenses would rest revolves. She is not making, asked to bring an exhibit of any change other faill OfDees I. City National Bank be little changed, but it would be relieved of ting herself to be forced into, chryantherntuns or oil holdings in the (hirers. All members are Urged Oulidthal She duty of protecting supply routes, and which opens a threat to her and pipe- to oe present. 5101 11661d be protected by a well-organized rear middle east. Those wells, refineries Houre—e to 12 KAISER so lines are as vital to her as her navy, which Eleishigs —7 to II Phone 117 teirei the i nation which ser'ously threat- Mrs. Henry Miller has re- No matter what politi- ilneed it. in World War H. depends upon him. turned from Paducah after vis- Pleonastic Therapy overwhelm- Whether Britain is merely announcing cal considerations intervene, only iting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weaks Electrical Treatments gentething she began during the war, or ing force will ever separate her from them. Jr. America's First 1947 most fires are caused by people, Paducah. Strikers Forester Notes they can be prevented with a little extra care Without the File Answer To Motor Car help of every citizen. fore.A fires ten of Fires OPEN anger TO Slat SOON D cannot be prevented. New:and ny urged everyone to extnguish all Paducah. Ky., Oct., 10 - (AP, Fire Season Is Here, matches, cigarettes mid pipe —An answer to suit instituted RADIO STATION Says; Bus Company State Official heels, before discarding them. by the Paducah in and see it con- Come Dries Extreme Caution They should be put in the auto- last week to determine tractual obligations has been ash tray or stamped in- Tranktorr, Ky., Oct. 10-- State mobile's filed by striking employes of with the shoe Ferester H. B. Newland. Frank- to moist ground tho comitany and Circuit Judo fires WESIK fort, teday urged all citizens to heel. Camp and warming Joe L. Pelee has set a hearing '. with wat- use extreme caution with fire should be drowned out for Saturday. On Your Dial— them. The claimed that its —1240 '16 Kentucky's woods and fields er before leaving company is the next two mor.ths. He In observance of National Fire contract with the local union of Association City ted nut that foesat fires all- Pievention Week, October 8th in the Amalgamated Hickman, Martin and Union is of Street Electric and Motor- Serving—Fultoss, COB the Division of Forestry MOTOR e.iutigh timber lith. WHITNELL destroy of America the itiesdIst ha the state la build nearly cooperating w1th newspapers, coach employes oriel last May home-, rrid that this year radio stations, tchool:n and civic (AFL' was voided for A gra of trio- ports'Ion and clubs in an effort to bring the when the workers asked MUSIC - SPORTS Phone 320 West State Line Fulton, Kentucky a change In NEWS - -power t')Irdit fires mightisericusneas of the forest fire pay hicrrase and vacation periods and asked the • the : a( i• in much Mere'ptobiem Before every citizen. TALENT Ilighe court to determine if it is still LOCAL odious. already in effect. -Fraser Dealer The h- seaare falling 10Hicas Close Seduerily Pierce Eaton, Loral ilapresealailve Kaiser jai the fr•—• ta create dangerous During World War II as com- hazards. During the fall frankfort. Ky.. Oct. 10 —(AP) pared with World War I, Ameri- (WY, TENN. • can start ::1 the woods or - -State offices will be closed STUDIOS IN UNION cans consumed 10 to 15 percent soul after a rain—very P-• •• day in observance of Col- IIIPIsteseas.n*awi e•aateac'smet l:rain-a day. mere food per person. fain on tte same day. Ritter Fulton Daily Leorler, Fulton, Kentucky 'Ong, Three prazil's Atomic ttaciteEhuls In Kroger's iutt-Doted Coffee Cortebt entry with doted erd frwri Hot•Dcted Coffee American Men Most Interestin* Just vitit• a lost Go* to this jinalo boa, or facs:m.le, to Kroger Comets Box 1200, CliSogio 4, Ill. Dec.sions of the judges, The 1.loyd • senti- 0, ,d, I kfr,v.u., AP Newsfeatsois lAineriesn men are More Kroger 5..e'rlr.. tic rrold Co., will be rinai Duplicate prize:. in Ca5i The floi-Daie ',Fajta), tell, tile is; If you could walk Into i meet- meatai. A Brazilian would never Of ties. Cash erpevalent to prize, if winner desires. Sig of. the Atomic Energy Com- forget your anniversary or birth- Its :serer gr, um/ mild 1 boy Get entry blanks at Kroger's. lot mission atitt leillaTt notice a day. An Americsa might, but he 1st Nation-Wide Contest Closes October 16 People giving relit .alaention of woual remember the day you met to the Brazilian delegation. The rcitstur their attention Is turned and the dress you wore. In that direction he 'dark-eyed, "Brazilians would never want cherav-lipped Matta d'Ache As- their women to have as Much HMI de- suntsicap, 22, of.the freedom as American women do. legation mid the ntlyltaroman at- I don't believe that Brazilian tach(' of the esommkt5APP, Benarita Ansunipca0 "hail no women would be happy with it, idea of acouirIng such a high- either. Freedom is a wonderful sounding title when she left her thing, but in it you lose feml- home In Rio de Janeiro at April. Malty. How? Well. it's hard to Come to KRGGER'S Big Celebration for after the death of her father, and say—In little, things You do and headed north of the Rio Grande say. I'm gong to be on the look- for the first time. She had a de- out." SAVINGS• VALUES. PRIZES gree in music, a BA from, the Senorita Assunnicao's present 1155 VALUABLE PRIZES! * 5 WEEKLY CONTESTS University of Brazil, a fluency in job keep: !Ter busy from morn- English, German, Portuguese and log till night and has hiielved all French, a desire to get her docto- work for her doctorate for the than half a crudely ot progress In Kroger newspaper More direc- rate f nd an intention of visiting moment. advertising is reviewed by William J. Sainting, advertising preparation for some friends in New YorK. Then ''Mr. Baruch says I'm getting tor, and Marilyn Salmi, also a Kroger employee, ic she met Brazilian naval Cs p1. Al- more education here than I would 64th Value Year sale starting October 7. News- the food company's daily Alberto, head of the Brazil- at college anyway," she says with advertisements Kroger will use in more than 1,100 rero paper with as an delegation to the Atomic En- a chuckle, referring to Bernard and weekly newspapers to promote the *le are contrasted years ago. SHELVADOR ergy Commission and an old Baruch, United States Reptesen- early Kroger advertisement published more than 50 friend of her father (the kite Col. tative of the United Nations Electric r EROSLEY Masse! Assumprao of the Brazil- Atomic Energy Commission. a 127 PLAYTIME she continued, HOLLYWOOD Refrigerators Ian Army) whom she had known "On weeitends," WASHINGTON RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS since childhood. "I go to West Point for the hop. By Robert E. Geiger By The As.sticiated Press and I You know the cadets up„ there "He needed some help, (For Jane Fads) Hollywood—If you assume that knew stenography," Senorita call a girl a 'drag.' They say IT'S EASYI YOU CAN WIN( ENTER TODAY! - all movie stars spend their spare Asssumpcao explained, "so I came 'Who's your drag?' Don't you Washington, —(AP)-- l5-year • down to help him a little. And think it's a funny thing to call a old-freckle-faced boy scratch time in worldly pleasures, pleeee Popular Brand.; there was so mulch to do, the the bark of his neck with a pencil know that next Sunday morning Job. He Storm will be, as Cigarettes (en.) — :741.55 DHACITTED Vag8 9C finally gave me this All Know Him As and said solemnly that what at 9:30 Gale SPOTLIGHT knows E won't talk." this country needs is to make usual, tying rubber aprons on '11 FRENCH Itle hot-dat d lb .11S. to have been in the Nursery 2 packages :11.c Send Dakd End From Either lag The captain seems "Row Bowl AP some tough decisions, let the dozen toddlers right. Senorita Assurance° won't chips fall where they may. Department of the Hollywood- AnSelope talk about the problems.of ato- Los Angeles—(API— The budding statesman Is Beverly Christian Church suit- end of the All. sale energy, inter-American trade Al Krueger, Kaiser, Senate page boy. day School. The aprons keep theta I as Angeles Walter or Brazilian Wattles. America Conference Wolter gained some national at- clothes clean while they mode' three outstsmding cAmt.itm.t..s But she will talk about Amen- Dons, played tention recently when he made with clay. football for the can men! And when she does, her years of varsity a rousing speech at an American As Gale and two other womes TOMATO SOUP — of Southern Callfor- KROGER BREAD'S SO big black eyes grow bigger and University Legion meeting, pinch-hitter for supervise the play and tell simple is doomed to be remem- TO THE TOUCH blacker and her lips curve in a nia—but a senator who failed to appear. stories that point a moral, her SOFT just 40 seconds of one COI \ I'le3 ( I ) it smite which could make a man bered for Legionnaires reported he crackl- actor husband, Lee Bonnell, will , feel that atomic energy already game. ed out an oratorical home run. be upstairs in another room at APPLE SAUCE end who nabbed had brought good to the world. Krueger is the He talked of mice and great the church, conducting a meet- passes from Doyle "I like American men- -eoh four straight men, and how easy it is for their ing and leading the talent pray- a touchdown heave, COUNTR Y c1,111 CREAMERY ever .so much," she said. "They Nave, the last plans to go awry. Walter has er. He is president of the Quar- final 40 seconds of the are always kidding and gay. I In the many ideas about how to cor- ter-Century iYoung married _ BUY 2...DOUBLE Bowl tilt In 1939 BUTTER laugh all the time I'm with USC-Duke Rose rect all tnat. He's the son of a people's) Sunday School class. the out of the fire YOUR SAVINGS! them. I've never been out with to pull game Bellecue, 0., grocer. Gale and Lee seemed surprts• the Trojans a 7-3 win QUAKER litliCK or REGULAR a gloomy American yet. and hand "You understand I'm Just a ed that I atiould be suprised to LONG very different from over the previously unscorpd-on find a movie couple so devoted "They are page 'boy In the Senate, With no LOAVES 23c OATS Brazilian men. A Brazilian is Duke. place really to sit but on the to their church. Sunday attend- 2 his Sine play in other much more jealous. Do you think Despite floor," Walter says. ance is as normal a part of their over a three-year span, Al COUNTRY C1.1111---614GE SWEET Americans are as un-jealous as games "But a fellow gets a lot of lives RS answering a 6:30 a. iii. known as plain "Rose they seem? Briallians are more is always Ideas listening for 18 months to weekday call to the set. PEAS . — — — —No.2can 16c guy who caught affectionate in little ways—little Bowl Al—the Congress. Especially such an "Going to church sort of helps pass." pet names and caresses. But that • historic Congress as the 79th, you to stay on the beam, I guess," with war and peace to settle and Lee said. No. 8 Charter No. 6167 Reserve District over It all the death of President "It's no harder to be a church (711Avig.F. JUICE. — member here than anywhere else, REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Roosevelt. "You ask me what I'd do if I if you want to be," Gale added. III NTH were president. I don' believe She was brought up in St. Johrt/s) in dosigang auest.idias punt Methodist church, Houston, Tax. IM ATO S A I!CE punches, so whoever e sh 's "Ofosurse,'1t'â gfer mb.rtied fit they can put them on. After man.who didn't go to church. It Country Club THE OF FULTON IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY, AT all, I don't intend to run for po- might be a problem." PUB- Lee's boyhood Sundays were TOMATO JUICE,46 -oz. can — — 24c .CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30,-1946 litical office!" First off. Walter says he'd re- spent to the First Christian RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROL- LISHED IN duce the national debt if he Church and the Church of Christ, U. S. LER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION 5211, wereePrestelent. South Bend, Ind. APII If:OTS, No. 24 can He and Gale chose the Hilly- REVISED STATUTES. "I'd take a definite, decisive step in eliminating sprawling wood-Beverly because It had a c & s thriving Sunday School for their government agencies, whacking Sno-Wbile )loutelain Crossw -oz. can — — — 57c down on payrolls and cutting the 3-year-old son Phillip, and 'of- OliANGE JUICE,16 and discounts (including $ None overdrafts) . Loans government budget," he says, fered an attractive young peon, ULIFLOWL4R, bead — direct and discus- untry Chih United States Government obligations, thumping the desk in the two- p/e's program. There are Co groups and a place in the guaranteed listed style of Senator Pepper sion Tender Stringless SPA(;11114:1"111 I/INNER, box — — 25e.. I D.Fia.). basement for dancers. Obligations of States and political subdivisions — And another thing, he says, Gale and Lee are regular folks, GREEN BEANS, lb. — try tub, Pet or (.arnation Fed- •C Corporate stocks (including $4,400.00 stock of he'd keep his nose out of con- who might live on your own who served three Red Cape Cod tall 37c eral Reserve bank) gressional business. street. Lee, Tart NUM, 3 "You know who I'm talking years in .the Coast Guard, slight- — — — 35e Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve CRANBERRIES, 12-oz.' pkg. Myliai Table about there," he grins—and then ly resembles Tyrone Power. of collection balance, and cash items in proesss he's the persuasive, suave Sena- or Tennessee Grown SALT, 11-11). :; for $19,a00.00, furniture and tor Vandenberg (R-Mich.). If you have a cool cellar Bank prsmisos owned out- A wise president, Walter says, space in the garden for an YAMS, 1-lbs. Marco and fixtures $3,000.00 put SWEET would balance his administra- door pit or buried barrel, ML STARD.quart jar gOther assets tion with both young men and away a good supply of foods that U. S. No. 1 Red Tr* ph old men: need cool, damp storage. — Diamond wand "The old men have wisdom. The POTATOES, 10-II)s. young ones have fire and vision. military training. It's foolish far MATCHES,6 boxes You need 'em both." America to again be asleep if an U. S. No. 1 Yellow Globe Sort —1.1A LITIES---- Maybe, when education is more emergency should arise." 10-11)s. bag Sweet advanced, and more people com- OK. Walter. Now what else? ONIONS, bf individas, partnerships, and 1 41C 1J NE J111( quart bottle — — — 29C Demand deposits plete high school. It will be wise Again the gray-eyed youngster corporations to let 18-year olds ballot, Wal- scratches his black hair with the Arm & Ilatintwr stub of a pencil. Then his white, Deposits of United States Government (Including ter says, but right now them are COCOANUTS, — — •-• — MC' • swayed too much by oratory in- even teeth gleam through his in- SODA,3Iwxes . postal savings) stead of facts. He .says 18-year- fectious grin. N. Y. Dressed-2 to 3-lb. a.erage Deposits of States and political subdivisions olds should continue to be draft- "There's one more very im- Fine Quality portant thing. Deplisits of banks ed until ttse world Is more "sane." BROOMS,5 -Tie, each "We ought to take boys right "If I were President I'd give lb. — — — 63c and cashier's checks, etc.) FRYERS Other deposits (cert)fied out of high school and put them the page boys of the Senate Iwo Johnson's In military training for a year," parties every year I" _ TOTAL DEPOSITS PASTE WAX,1 -lb. can — 59c Other liabilities ' SKIDOO CLEANSER,3 clins — 25e

TOTAL LIABILITIES BAB-0 CLEANSER,2 )•ans — — 2Ic DUCKS,lb. — — — Old Dutch Capital Stock: — 7 — — (c) Common stock, total par s§0,000.00 80,000.00 CLEANSER,2 cans H & G WHITING,lb. — 17-ic - Surplus,.. (10,000.00 For Sanitat* Undivided profits • 13,255.89 PUREX,tinart Cod Fillets, no bone, lb. — 39c „Reserves (and ,rairement account for perferred stock) 3,0041.00 Scot,ring 162,255.89 S0 S PADS,2 boxes ROSE FISH FILLETS,lb. 45c quart Friw-Slsitre (Select) TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 4,089,977.14 BOON CLEANSER,

State of Kentucky, BON -A M I CAKE,each OYSTER,014 — — County of Fulton, sit: For Bleaching L C. P.. WILLIAMS, cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly BOLOGNA,type 4.lb. — 24c IWenr that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge PUREX, gallon and bel ief.

Sworn to nisi subscribed before me this 'Correct --Attest: day of October, 1940. JOE BROWDER GET ENTRY BLANKS AT KROGER'S OR N. (;. COOKE COMPANY IL MURPHY, Notary Public. WILLIAMS HARDWARE MARION W. A. TERRY, 207 East Fourth Street Fulton. Kentucky (My commission expires Jan. to, 1947). Directors I • . • . Thursday Evening, October 10, Paton Ds*familiar, Paws,&intact*, and 'Big Hen Moroz, tough customers out of larrup- 2nd. rage Tao Prohibition era. He has blended fought at Ma One look at a neatly whom have of treacles with a ing moods. poll ins, scrIbbs that her gang wants a fine set cauliflower ear or a !Square Garden at one deal of boxing ability, a rounded IMEN-IrALK money taking care of Club House good flattened proboscis us- another. The four ex-wrei to earn working knowledge of .11u Jitso slightly I breath, is enough to assure any Joe Pa , 1110 Ileawaiatages babies. Only, hold your and more than enough saloon ually are Cliff, Olson, By Jim Becker contentious customer that Rose- Mela Judy they can't find people who are and ballroom psychology to I Chuck Ross and John about the Newt-features Sports Writer land is not the correct locale ive you heard maybe AP cope with any mayhem short the exception ol Big 435g has lit- Interested! She thinks York—Reflections on for combat. With Ikteitt 'Paris Tad Which New of &Wolk attack toe Roseland bolo for their because they're in junior-high greatest season: tx-pugs on Torniny's Moroz '$e rtinisltsg bascarill's Some of the gentleme% on ''The continually on its are Wearing school, people think her crowd most level year in include Challey Masser,: staff is ..115W *tenth girls It was the tommy's staff are former box- staff can, fortunately. anti mink We is too young for the Job. Lots history. Not Walker, Jack DeMave, Big Ben • 'Stiffed squirrels National League ers and wrestlers, and a few Paul flat-footed, un over the news— of Ws teen agers here do a Dodgers Hansen, Charley "Trad- trouble • had more fun only did the Brooklyn bear the scars of their trade Knute since he tc started swell job of baby sitting . . . . Cardinals back Horn. .Torge Brescia, Eclair' achievement the lids litabecitately and the St. Louis which help as much as the most er" their cats and have more than they Can over the Mike ODowd thc seven feet. dropping clothes with into a tie for first place convincing conversation to get Kid Whalen, • and dogs, just to see how they'd handle. Whatsammatter with regular season span, but the • look. Helen's little dog, Bolts, teaser? western and the eastern chtiss suspected the wale and kicked Wound up within a game of being up an owlet hum By the bye, Norma Norcla, 18, all even. That's the way fads get start- of Newark, N. J., won that De- The west piled up 308 wins over She ed I guiMs. Ukt the time we sign and Name It contest. the 154-game season, while the sketched otit Primp and created a two-piece ochool frock won 307. One game Cap- easterners told the kids tO:alit Malin back which she named -Charm wasn't played—a tilt between the full Stores Magiudne et, er." natio •,of etiftkiPea.'Lift Boston Braves and the Chicago • 'en held court on bow the Whole Jo Staf- Cubs. thing Matted and Mune to the Speaking of contests, One explanation for the even of $600 bonclualah 'that it 'Originated hi ford Is offering a prize appears to be the early FULTON, KEPTUCKY verses of "Cal- finish .11111011.1111 abOtit the 'Mae of tne Tot two original season generosity of the Cards, she sings on_hes • .1n0111_ bomb, Which puts our dy," the song who, loaded with talent, spread progfittn. 'b In a 'lead heat as win- Supper Club some of their, top ballplayers , ?sera. around the eastern section of the Thompson of Exeter, " Now etomes a letter from Mar- Thelma loop. , Bed- comes up with garet Southwood of Luton, New Hampshire. Mort Cooper went to the Boa- ROBES tip: Glue three safe! fottlehire, 'Zeeland. Margaret a hep-fashion with Ray San- or 3 Roosevelt ton Braves along jdWtisei cler Opinions beesmie new 1948 coppers Hopp and Danny band. She 'says ders, Johnny she has a sketch of Mr. Prtump dimes on a head quartet of fine ball- rage. Litwhiler—a Ititi 'Of her letter and says it's all the Mort's brother Walker Cozy Warm Teen players. .Cuddly- Soft, that obe has been reading was peddled to the New York Margelet has beaten out Frank- Talk SO a long time.. So Bing Giants for $175,000. Bltx Don- IRMO- * Perry and Harries in your reads It 'the Syracuse nelly, Emil Verban and Al Jur- Aassefilin which is lent to her teen-kge poll! Nice going—and sing "Blue 'sich went to the Philadelphia toy all Of her American friends when you hear him on his new platter, you'll Blue Jays. In Milan& Skies" American League, stardust. In the drool to the whopping margin CREMES thanks Pat Wilkes 'Of 'Casper, W70mt- hunters piled up by the Boston Red Sox, Rewire of big dame the the hep-rush. the east walked away with r1111111111P . . given 'am winning Lerve'n Kisses, intraleague competition, VIVIAN 316 games to the west's 300. the Philadelphia Ath- Voeobstary ter Squares - However, C.W.Burrow wcn an anemic total of 49 Hum Mad letics Sewing Contest, this for the east. PROM WINNER—la the Hathssal Big Dame Hunters__Hep Wolves games ensiwoi4ereS1 eet•en organdy. with co. The even-up finish in the Na- s beautiful bouffant prom gown in Meal Estate Drool Stardust Swoon triaialag, IMO Hirst pries for Mrs. which occurred 'drop shosiders, bustle cad Slue-bow (You may write Vivian Brown tional League, Nit.. cracked as wide Frank Mena of Hattiesburg, 'and in care of this paper about new when both teams - as the Dread Canyon on angles in your own gang.) open they could pol- Public Auctioneer the final day, was brought about mainly because RROADWAY of both the Cards ish off the Boston Braves with Urban areas, as defined by the by Inability OUTNUMBERS 0//ice Over to finish off teams regularity. But BOUNCERS Census Bureau. Include all cities and Bums monotonous GALS TO 'KEEP PEACE IN National Bank had beaten consistently all the City and other incorporated placed I they when the chips were piled on DANCE RAIL flutfte 'having at least 2,500 inhabit- season. ' folded. The up there table, the Bums By Jack O'Brian ants. The Dodgers were series between the two teems New Tort—Roseland Ball- wound up 17 to 5 in favor of the room. ilyrionymous for some 27 I Brooks years with dime-a-dance, has •Meanwhile, the Redbirds, who reached the strange stage in its had been feeding on Bruin hide history where there are more all year, dropped two of their bouneers dn the premises than final three tilts with the Otthan- hOstesses, Timm are -16 bouncers men. Tat, the St Lou!sans carted and only 12 young ladles with BARBECUE Cabs. !MAI/Cage a ticket PIT out a 14-8 margin over the whom yoghln Probably the oddest detelop- for a few minutes of their terp- ment of the session, seas the sOoresin time. complete absence Of *sr The breath& ch th's 'attaining- 11th Mickey Vernon, first sacker of ly large number of heavily mus- October is not in any Friday, Senators, who cled gentlemen nning Washington the copped the American League hit- sense a riot stpfad or indication ting honors by a goodly margin that mayhem is in direct com- —but:mn a bed last, to several petition with the fox troCwalta 119rbecgte Pit at 906 Maiden Street, guys In the publicity de- Or rumba. The wart these More I will open u other Their partment. Tot psytrholudiledi eetuselns. Paton, ICentlecT5,.1I will do custom barbecuing: Boston's Ted Wiiilarna beaalne most inunpressiae liresalwe does melt written about player of more to prevetit quick 'fisticuffs the to 7:00 A. 31. to first postwar season, despite thin would a dist/ablation Also barbecue by the pound. Open the Of Ufa fast that Vernon won, the every customer of one copy crown while Hank Green- an et:Quetta book. hitting 'well- 6:00 P. M. berg of Detroit led In home runs Attired in conservatively team Of and runs batted ln. out boldness gaits, this vocation winning the double title, "floor man." as their In by the Greenberg staged one of the has eaditt to be called shy away finest cornebadps In the game's uguaclousde- •• Owner long history. sank was the sub- kothWinglienlilli UUN Motar whep* $895 WOODS, the HOP circulates among ject of many rumors that he was scriptian, evenly-distributed to quit the game because fit customers at $595 of get his big bat unItnab- points with a background couldn't in nip- VsIsi.s4li -Jo ared throughout motet of the training and experience ball-mom bent- pennant chase. But the Bronx ping pOterittil the'bud. They do not 110.95 slugger got going In the final genuits in Voloold wuji• Jia past Williams In try to blend into the wallpaper month to zoom identi- and run producing or otherwise hide their the home run alone He batted almost ty, as their very facades $795 departments. 'to quell the final month. are ednvineing enough • .400 in The 1946 season, which saw any possible fight. bouncers, or floor Graceful wrap-around style ROBE—right ... Good quality cotton sheet- nearly every club shatter all- I Boas Of the ROBE—left ... Full wrap-around Coppinger. who front nib, set-in on sides and back. ing with heavy chenilling. lane attendance marks, also was men, Is Tbmmy with tie style with tie front sash, collar with baby successful profes- With long sleeves, large lapels and collar the season of the returned war has made a Casnilling and heavy rlassillirwora all. over jop, having begun with extra heavy chenille all over. Floral SALE 'veteran. sion of his hem. the rest of the rob*. Floral design at hem, FOR the wide sweeping FARM troublesome customers design trim around :heaving long in'sizes Where the vets clicked, the skirt and sleeves and you actu- long full skirt, sleeves and from the rougher spots of the Roomy long 18, 18'&'20. team from which they dreW ally save $2.001 Sizes 12, 14, 16, 16 & ao. Ali, their checks did the same. It Maize' ftlaarry in Doerr, Pesky, Dont out mark of 348 over the season. a Blue Aqua Best Buy Das Williams, Tex Hughson and But young Jcihnny Beaaley, Cherry Maize ,Blue DI/Aseglo, for Mickey Harris who aided the Who pitched 'so spectacularly Dusty Row stitas DURtrital,./ in 1942, • 894ton Red Box in their one- the St Loafs Cards trouble Tennessee Sided triumph. ebuldn't Shake off atm or retirement Kentucky and announced his West the New On the other hand, York Yankees, favOrites in the from the game.* spring, were out of cobtention The tag of "Hard Luck Guy" EXTRA! 112" BED SPREADS Located Brook- 271 Acres—Priced to sell for $12.000.0% early because Joe Diblaggio, Jae Went to Pete Reiser of the by quality sheeting A mil- Gordon, Charley Keller and Phil lyn Dodgers who was plagiled •fine one mile south of Bondurant. Kentucky. Rizzuto couldn't regain their injuries throughout the season, •.thick.chenWe work he prewar forth. but between hospital trips •fast color cotton timber. 70 seven lion feet of cypress and soft wood Bob Feller came baek from the managed to swipe home •extra large double else times In Moe tries to set a new' wars as swift and strong as ever, that would mate tnark. Here's something •aeres'cleared. and established a new strike. a 'wonderful •Cliristmas gift for Mom! She caisalways use an extra houses and good barn. bedspread and particularly one that 2 good is washable. Thick, fluffy ehenilling on a very fine quality cotton sheet- to swit purchaser. ing. In- rose, blue, aqua or maize Feasit—sbatance With self bow knot designs around the edge. Size .9014.106 For information call or write Inches.

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ratir.,•• • latt • Kentucky Page Five huraday Evening, Octaier 10, 1946 Fulton Daily Leafier, Fulton, • I told 111-n 'AY ye been holding Three years ago—In NationaliDavev Day. 138 le first round at I 9 Wrnld Serif% !Sports Round!,I) Sports Mirror With York 1; first; fpflnwa,dnwn tee) king." he football league games, Wash- Chicago. Red Sox Win try Hugh iuifrrto ., Jr. Al grir.ned: 1.. said, By The Associated Press I Do At l;lanee o I non blanked Brooklyn, 27-0. Ten years ago—Pittsburgh o.. "But do you w sat me to plich oday es ,,, -axaralt. Tia- i Chicago Bears defeated Cardin- overpowered Ohio State, 8-0, be- crowd o f new :nen wera ar".•att I iv: yatt or attain -a you?- an game, t3 els, 20-0. and Green Bay won Ted Williams Brats'Dyer Shift' 2 .,.17 i he brat ilia cage before yester- won 9-3, take fore 71,714 at Coiununi.., Minne- ' BoTset:nin' 1AL) L PCT. Dot'. All Brothers Seilen as Chicago Cubs from Detroit, 35-14. World Serie: game waltine , orld rota won 19th etraight, defeat- hitters St. Lout- (NL) _ ... _ 1 2 'days333 pitch Hank Dorowy third Five years ago—Sob Mont- By Jack Hand limn do against the Card eWdlneWniihitinsWastateowtaktoe .,i,iits.H who did a great Jett led to P hat game (it sporty man's e in a • r days. gomery, 138 1-2, knocked out ing Neb-eska, 7-0. Roston, Oct. 10—(AP)-00fleisilthough he was trailing 2-1 • I licks. When forM"a. 115r.egfi (luring the war Park, St. Louis: 1 visit h a former again a bocming home ran Ottiwlien he was 'Mod for a pinch 3 0 2 ' Pear, aonicone rtiaaested: 'May. at: ned up to Boston . be he's dawn eatler the satiais I teammate:: and his arrival led of balding YOSE•hitter (-nailing day in St. Louis. at. Louie _2 7 0 Feller's All-Stars the bat Rudy kainina to bunt." . . . . there I to a report that he might be- 7b, . i,;,, ic,,,1 „es- Back Penwev pork, the Red I has bar- I at (10 Innatgel more than a' little truth !- ' come Muddy Ruel's successor Ea lex like an en- If. Was Win At IAmisville ga - s Roston Red Sox tato the vestarday looked Hugheou Jchnson (91 '•and '' thaL :mark, for the first clam( e , special assistant to commie- tire v club that the • Ieeisville. Ky. Oct. 10---(AP)--- taivera' seat ei 'au 190 World different Wagner. Partee 191: Pollet and , he gol. W•Iliams pteshrd on • seiner Happy eh-tidier. littery team that Bob Feller's All-Stars defeated Serie,. araelldeted arid Daragliala. down the third IT- " line for an • a:- a pitcher yesterday . . . "Set- in Sportsman's I , Billy Herman's Kentucky nine, Lioldirg a 1.-1 rime ( Jae over emit two games Second Game at Sport 'n's 1• ,aasy bane ha and forced Eddie I Pratte Dept. :7-2 to a baseball game at. Park- the St. Louis Cat-canals going Park. Park, St. Louis: to revise ha, "T" for Ted I back in his ele- !Dyer Interne- 'way Field last night, although int]. today's fieurth fray on Johnny Peaky. Boston 4 II formation . . . "Maybe w•11 Shag Ithaughnezsy, egainst right a. Ta thir d Le^gue pierident. would Mike Gast of the Ea-tern Shore on Yora's clout 7 •d Dave Ferree meat end aleo back Louis 3 6 0. hate to tly the nitwits pa dou • his 0 for 9 ''''"' ""---a• ai intiva• talk abott Jack e Robin- League beefed Feller. stakeout 4-0 shut-un /Itching. Manama hand pitehipg, brcke Harris, Dobcon (8) and aortae. e c wall ,cat," Dee, a‘aaataa taring sharp and aa ,:an's wrformancus in the Little i ace of the Cleveland Indians, in Joe Cronin is. atae to come big& with two tangles H. Wagner 181: Hreclieea end af'ti like to keep the, like the Wintair8 (111 Wor d Series than anything he • three innings they pitched. with Tex Hughson, his no. 1 man. •Pirlaby DoerrlooWad more Rice. but I don't think va- will laas baseman as has Ere n the big show . . . 'A crowd of 5.800 saw the game. Lddie Livor 113$ to sift throuah rare"' No. 1 seCond Third game at Fe:may Park, to good hate- and all the ' with eight -Ile': the smartest ball player i Feller started on the mound his Red hid staff and finally he tied a aeries record Boston: shifts in wo:ld won't stop Ii m in a I have rcen in 23 years," Shag for his Ail-Stars and struck out gamble with an untried ex-GI, aeF1'ta end chipped with So-ton0St. Louis 8 1 if he pokes one into the stands" eight- livasts. 'I don't ace how they I four batters and gave up two George "Red" Munger. who join- deuble and single in the 4 8 0 Taks Your Choice and can keep him off the Doerr' hits in the three innings he ed the club Aug. 21 and after hit attaale-on Murry Dickson Dickson, Wilks i 8) and Gara- is on hand next year." . Another In- worked before giving way to winning My° he lost two. rellefed Ted Wilk. giola; Ferriss and H. Wagner. Al Schacht, who fans as usual, • terrational Leaguer claims Saha ea the Boston Ordinarily Howie Pollet would One of 'the most Interesting Remaining schedule: to estertain the Johnny to the Cards Jackie oufd bunt 260 in the have been the choice but his develqpmeak of the third game game—today at Boston. (attired his :ervices Braves, Fourth manager Dyer National League. Gast, who played with Center- aching left aide has forced the was the change ni Dyer's tactics Probable pitchers— Munger ter warm up," had been vIlle. Md., pitched the first three Card skipper to give him at least agalnet Williams Who (2-2) or Pollet 121-101 vs Hugh- at frames for Herman's teem, one more day of rest stymied by the "Dyer shift" son (21-11). Starting time 12:30 striking out five batters ani In Hughson, Cronin hes a met; St. Louis. p.m. (CST). vated by y'elding only one hit. who has already proved what he Ted, a little hit Weather indIcations --Cloudy reports that he CO n't hit to and cool (highest temperature left, probably traer trittre to lay Ns, one down in the , nine but • him a Expected attendance-33.000. the Cards never gave Broad- ..1". THE CHANCE YOU HAVE DREAMED OF IS chance. They aidn't shift because Broadcasting—Mutual m ciirrsystemsyste s m starting at 12:15 HERE WITH THE OPENING OF Dyer ordered him gamed inten- cartingp Pesky who had • tionally. Be add Oct. 11, with a single became Fifth game—Friday, preceded aBoston. the two in front of runiViedritig Oct.I York's sialldia: - Sixth game (if necessary) Williams arcisaed 'up the shift 13, at St]. Louis. game (If necessary) I t If sou hate talent for radio and want a chance on the sir, edste in the third Wheti be pushed a Seventh St. Louis. bunt toiratti thkel into short Oct. 15, at to the WENK studios in UNION 'CITY, TENNESSEE, (first three .6.1.1- I. left, cdutciinditig' the infield Finarcial figures Ta,y AL gam). which had Moored Mound is leave me because It. M. and 12:00 noon tas 1 attendance-106.533. "I didn't :think she'd .ttinember ± Saturday between 9:00 third ball unkuladed. The next tame he came or Total recelpta—$452,469. 'her, shc was a brunette!" share-4230.759 39. when I met there was a Man on second with Players' two out and the Birds pulled a Commissioner's share-467- half-way shift. leaving WhItee 889.35. Each rhare—$38,709 88. Kurowski at third but mosIng cub's - Toe NALLAtei It EMMA. Each league's 111.111-L. UuDea Ai.oNG TN( ROAD LAZIER TIPS_ ahortatop Marty Marlon directly share—$38,- I ie PLL I' alar-AwAYir MAvAmo A back of second. Second Base- 709.88. 1.1. MAKE fT EASY ,,,u WILL. SAYE TviE DAY The players share 'n the first A. 411rT-AWAY fi SEAuT(P1A. man Red Schoendiendt cont'nu- _amp GiTN A MA... GA-DA. auto SUMO arm -nes to play a normal first base four games only. uAYS A SET CAR— AAA° ed OP KEYS! EMIATING FUIA and St-an Mortal guarded the 1JPfi NOW foul line. It was a standoff, for ed Texas to victory over Texas Tay AND mor the Boston A. and M. on Kyle Field in Col- GET KURT! Dickson Elva .0ut beanpole to the disgust of the lege Station—the first time ln eFsembled tritilAtude of 34,5008oz 18 years for a Longhorn team to tans. beat the Agates on their awn! '!.eaclIng.Offin the eighth, 11111- gridiron. 14Ons agagOskied the espe half- Crain was the toy who really silaY defense titt.the "single' wing" Pulled Texas out of the dol- The Annual Revival will started D. is Dyer sailed it. fie proceeded C- drums, the guy who ahoot for the right Ueld seats X. Bible to the heights with the recommence at the and is2; a screaming liner into State university. Texas had when Enos ughter's haede. ' reached an all-time low St. L4a7 had at laast one man Bible took over as coach in 1937. Among the first of the schoolboy Cumberland Presbyterian on haat 'in every igoing except the seem* and fourth but the stars to be brought in by Bible up to the only one who reached third war was Crain. He moved at Marie' on his 40h-inning trip*e varsity tri 1959 as a substitute first. But he attalacd top rating ireb lippight,Octqkr 10 • Chu the day he ran 71 yards for touchdowns on two occlsiern at 7:30 P.M. against Oklahoma. For three years he wrs the most feared. most publicly 1 Primarily any revival effort is meant for the football player in the Sclithwest church membership; and we urge every mem. Conference. Crain caught the her to he present at the worship throughout Gli y Who Runs Witt' A erowsis' fancy from the start. runs-- meetirg. We cordial'', invite the Signs Contract Mostly it wa.s his great the entire Drawl 80, 70, 80 yards. He amid seem- and their people to be with us, Minsui Pmn Team other pastors With ingly be trapped at the line and: at large. still spin away to a thrilling] and the public AP Newsloaturos by and I Jock touchdown ran racing up Austin, Tex.—Cowboy down until he found an opening.' ROY CRANE again and it RCM. E. M. Jennings, of Birmingham, Ala., is BY -Otani will roll Be was eke a rabbit that scoot-I brings a thrill to football fol- far this meeting. He is a very I CURIOUS EYES Taint To ed here and there. the Evongelist upotms, tge mu= MPS...KM MIMS lowers in the TNE STRANGER ANO kr; PRETTY COMP4AiON Smithweet. The Southwest never will for- fine preacher and you will be tioliessed witls suns AT Nocona They called him the get Jack Crain. It will thrill with his messages. Nubbin when MI • WEI the great- every ride by the Cowboy in pro- this section est running back feational football. • over SAW. He was the guy who ran w'th a drawl: lie came at you *ally enough but like greased Hafitning spun en a dime and seas off In another direction— racing to touchdowns -and glory. round Cowboy Jack, the most spec- baby tacular football player the Uni- II. over sign- t hem, versity of Texas ever had, ed a contract the other day with Miami of the pro football cir- cuit. It means that after five years the Nubbin is returning ti the sport that brought hiss na- tionsi fame. He's been in the Navy most of the time. It seems like a decade since the Nubbin was cutting magnin- rr5 uar out('THE MG AHD BESIDES, gent capers on Southwestern WHO MUST BF YOU DWI- gridirons. Crain climaxed his SAVED, HE'S KilOW career on a December day in uf FATHER, 11 5'J WHERE 1041 when he led Texas to a 71-7 MO' AND 10 FWD rout of the Oregon Webfoots. A I4AVF! I'VE GOT l, BARN week or so before he had spark- THE RIGHT 1-144MERHEADi It) 14E1P! tasks • tor n extra no that milling sheet- maize For around y • 106 flu' finest Imported and Drimestk WINES, LIQUORS wifsai YOu'D 4,n THE LOSER, and BE MORE CAREFulaa AND REMEMBER, CORDIALS RE mem BER,0000 IT'S MY HUSBAND laUSBANDS DON'T YOU'RE TI-IROWitvG visit GROW ON AROUND LIKE TREES FULTONBULLDOGS —vs- 14URRAY TIGERS 1946 Thursday Evening, October 10, Kentucky Leader, Fulton, are color blind, and Fulton Daily thst "there prrt- Bulls but declared cape only Page Six ' nvesti- charge at the matador's Opery Saturday night. Shortage Of Funds!ably will be a grand jury McKnight Means*: it is MOV:r.g. air. and Airs. Raipn gatIon." of No ria, Team. Thru Audit - end daughter Found he to their Lome ot- Maycr ,.;id that have returned report ter spending several days with At Ilithl.i..--oboro vr.;uld Lave ar official Mrd. next week and that he the latter's .nutrier. 10-(AP)! earl:: FOR SANDWICHES CLASSIFIED other reillive•:. Middlcs.aoro. Ky.. Oct. to make a report at :.ad planned Gauney Evans disclosed1 Tuesday -Mayor W. K. mass meeting here Nancy is having :113 an audit of the adult To Be Delivered Fronr SALE: Circulating heater Paul ye,terday thiit night. He raid that another I•OR remudf led. the four years ac- Large sac. In perfect condition ea rn.lc city's "ccouits for has been ordered of city RATES a short- preced- CLASSIFIED R. E. PIERCE, 406-2nd street We ore In reed of rain slt,ee of 1942-45 has revealed counts for the four years C & E CAFE --- thcuEst:., do I.t.'c. 241-2tp sto k wakr is netting tearer. age of seve-al ing 1942. f:anniiiiriCt3 ^Oat ------13 terrible. Late ,rot the MA: and the dust The mayor said he could was re- by Minir,iint Charge Laundry stove with are drying up. that The mass meeting Word. One insertion 3e FOR SALE: gardener confirm on unofficial report Tues- Each hot water jacket. 30-gallon as- - - 53, cuatted at a conference CO. Two insertions ....4c the shortage; totaled :42,823 about 30 Mid- 187 TAXI covered tank with all, received1 day night between 'Three inset lions ...5c bestos hit. adding that he had not members of I connections in perfect I Dry crocheted rr knitted He dlesboro citizens and Phone PIN Each richlitiotia Pipes and an official copy of the audit. of the word ... li Phone 756. 239-Ste. a strainer of the prowl' sir. the executive committee insert lam • condition. over raid that no arrests had been the }kill While /hailing the hat, this al- the Middlesboro' branch of made in connection with C..r10 0/ THANKS: FOR SALE: Iron Fireman electric lows air to circulate for quick audit, County Citizens League. 50c %hat-ages disclosed by the M in i rn I'm Charge stave. Thermostatic drying. . Word . 2r Hratmaker E:lell titroi4 condition. Call co' $ ..anisimolommosimadourwaisw•as ------controlled. .aseristslimournaindiitnititammaa 239-5tp. ‘uorsiMilliolizAailliiiisiNMOSsaidAriliMiliW.Wmii OR ITUARVI 51. •nd 411 Charge XL backdrop foi• the white marble Minimum Purple Mountain for a dramatic Each Word Two double lots near South Ful- of Chinese to Sun Vat-sea in Naaking. Thousands ton School. Priced reasonably. J. bale tie memorial NATIONAL bus- 1 i• much the .neft. ANII Phone 1004-R. to the tomb of China's first president r mg W. COVINGTON, make pilgrimages Pt AY *WITS/TU.1ND 241-3tp visit Mount Yentas. SUOMITTCO ON 11,-45.1g0y the same spirit as Americans FOR SALE: 3 Dome Males. Sub- By- -Expert ALJOICRIPTION ject tu regiatratIon. S. E. WARLITZF.R PIANOS 'BEEF INDUSTRY Fulton. Ky. and repairing. CaTrilf L1P11, cry in Fulton. num. Phone 106, piano tuning -mow- Hickman, C,orlisle, Ballard, 238 6tp. JACKSON MUSIC CO. 418 Ky. (Continued frau Page One) Obiun, ANNOUNCING Graves Cot !flies, Kv.; Ave., Paducah, Ky., 217-27tp. Weakley 'Counties, Tenn.- DOMONO _ Truman.. Ii REGISTERED sewing. made to President 13c we.", 55c. month: $1.50 for sale. Weight: 400 to SUP COVERINOS and Charles 0 six months, HULLS 231 tie Press Secretary three 'dwintlis; $3 1400 pounds. Price: $100.00 In Call 658. to forecast to rt- $4.50, ;fear. Mail orders not Ross declined Bob White Motor CA., what action, if any, may Remodeled SC' eptecl from localities ser- $200.00. TUNING. Let HARRY porters Newly 7te. PIANO Our 236 of ed by. delivery agents. In Fulton, Ky. expert piano tuner be forthcoming. Inauguration EDWARD'S The petition townr without delivery ser fix your The beef Industry on Christmas Cards. Sara and action repairman no short vier, year $4.50. By Mail Am selling work guaranteed. argued that there Is $4 per year. Call 9124. 242-1tp. piano. All calves when rural routes Linton. BUELL 0. BONE, 426 supply of cattle and Spacious States Contact More Elsewhere in United in terms of a pre-war Modern, 229-141e. measured More Paducah. -• 7-room house. 311 S. 6th, Store $fl per year. FOR SALE:. normal period. Adopting tIke Department East State Line. Phone 7194. it said ' A SINGER SEWING MACHINE period of 1925-39 --which NOEL BARNES. 2424tp will low years of I COMPANY representative covered high and For Sale - as years of • • Fulton every Wednesday production as well store, we have be in depression-the next to our Firestone Store, 413 prosperity and the vacant building • Service at the said then' are many Having acquired FOR SALE: 5-room modern We arc equipped committee - - - - - Lake Street. cattle and calves on farms store 13 lots. Formerly owned make sewing ma- more one large department house, ADDING MACHINES,. 'MT Is repair any than in such a period It buildings into and T. J calls taken now turned the two by Vialter Midlyttt WRITERS AND CASH REGIS- chine. All ph,ne said all cattle now number Call 10. We compared for the con- t 4. Cal iron. In Highlands. Phone TERS BOUGH T-Sold-re care of promptly. about 80,000,000 head appearance,and arranged used Singers. of 64,459,000 in is more modern in 310-W. 241-3tp paired. Office supplies. FUL- also pay cash for with an average which period. TON oprics SUPPLY com- the pre-war department is a separate PIANO for sale. Phone May Import Beet Now every UPRIGHT FANY. Phone 85. 1957tfc. Opportunities that venience of our customers 617. • 240-tie. • Business S gns multiplied today ill the government might welcome grea:er facility and promptness YOUR OWN Argentine beef to America's unit, affording YOU CAN OPEN a lev- and distinct NOW-The National meatless (Mine, tables as STORE cattle off ahow, Success Plan makes available er to pry home-bred Do w of items of fast turn- w„tem ranges. service. "4,a thousands controversy Ray ing merchandise, modern fix- With the meat intensity- and tdres, and profitable merehan- boiling at peak advertising assistance. amid forecasts of "emergenc," are pleased to an- dining and Truman in this community, we Protected territory franchises action by President After 27 years of service BASIC area. NATIONAL within . a few days-the Argen- • open in this tvanis- on .... AUTO STORES. tine Ambassador, Oscar new department store HOME AND to of- opening of o tr Floor, Southland Life Build- sevitch, said he is ready, .notmee the formal 11th to cofnbat HANDBAGS ing, Dallas, Texas. fer Argentina's help shortage - - - the One of the world's largest • Lost or Found exporters, Argentina for meat from - years has been prohibited United eyeglasses. Chip- shipping meat to the LOST: Rimless that hoot ped left lens. Reward. . Phone States on the ground 241-8tp mouth disease is prevalent A.M. and 9 1068. at cattle 11th, among Argentine October the am- ripy, Hisweyer, an aide to • Help Wanted r told a reporter Is Youir friend- ssue° mite beeduse the patrons, to visit us. rid boneless you,our friends and Colored man and wife Argentina will offer is We invite WANTED: there is Will furish and canned. He said a quarter for farm work. avail- the years for more than house. References re- about 4,000,000 pounds loyalty down through modern shipment to ship and quired. Pay weekly. Steady able for Immediate 242-6k. to us, and have work. Cali 126. this country. a great encouragement Argentina's total supply of a century, have been Of 70 of fresh meat, he said, about we Britain. progress in order that • For Rent percent goes to Great us to go forward and make ------enabled rooms. 315 to you, FOR RENT: Sleeping Glade better and better. Again,let us extend Carr St. Phone 177. 233-12tp. Chestnut serve you ever of may Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Brown for t h e Chicago are visiting her mother. appreciation ond thanks' re- all, our heartfelt Notice Mrs. Lucy Rawls. and other one and lativ a here. you have given us. Mr. Jim Mem Is not so well loyalty and patronage A:ICH • splendid • NOTICE ALL ROYAL • at this time. s • MASONS Sid Snyder of Marmaduke. • in this • Jerry Moss Chapter No. 119 Ark., is visiting relatives • and to serve 0 F•d is. • RAM, will meet in called corn-. community. talk with you, q-eoclyivilsts West was to meet you,to lot • muniration at 7:30 P. M., • The community fair here It is always a pleasure Ii • Thursday, October 10th. Work • a great success. A large crowd war and evstrywhArs, with ATArythinti only. • exhibits were during the critical weer your loniblis • in Royal Arch Degree was out and the' Your patience You'll • was per- when possible. Al Itornblers boost deep podiers, • All members expected. Visit- many and very good. It you winter, summer, spring! ever In block or • ing Companions welcomed. • haps the best fair we have has been coniportmers, handsome fittings. has been so scarce, sera zipper • -Geo. C. Hall. High Priest. • had. years, when merchandise they grow more beautiful with • Barris of postwar brown top-groin leathers - • -T. J. Smith, Secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Stokey Housekeeping mega:ion 242-Itc. • attended the fair at and commendation. We use. Eves the fins-berkgety Good Humboldt of praise names Glade Friday. aLso Mr. and is deservng ors Rambler handbags - oral Met Chestnut remarkable, has cleimed its OK Mrs. Ellis of Dresden. so good, they'd cause• and and that merchandise QUALITY-PLUS. Yes, Romblers ors Mr. and Mrs. Li.sh Rigleheart conditions will soon improve, For are visiting Miss hope that commotion of twice this low Detectives To Be Paid of St. Louis and Fred. also oth- when it does Trips With Criminal Ora Thomas return t9 the market, for Two er relatives and Mends. so much desire will and you Frankfort, Ky., Oct 10- (AP) Mr. and Mrs. Wink Quails Qualls are to supply you as we the detectives who daughter and Frank well fille 1 and ready -Belief that and friends will find our store returning Lyle visiting riatives you made two trips in pleasant trip to N here after a Ayr Shangraw from Watertown, Mountain and other • INC. entitled to Lookout have in the past. MA Y., to Louisville are places in East Tennessee. Thy was reimbursed for both trips the Grand Ole KY. be General also attended FULTON, expressed by Attorney Eldon 8. Dummit today. to take advantage of the 1111111111111111111•1111111111, When you visit our store, we invi-e you _ - - HORNREAK Values offered in New Fall Mer.•handise. FUNERAL HOME OF FULTON. KY.. THE OPENING following clerks, invite our friends and customers ANNOUNCING AMBITLANCE the to call and and site us SERVICE Burg Mina Norma Dale Kindred DAY or NIGHT Robert Furlong Mis. Frances Mary Frances. Jones BUDGET SHOP PHONE 7-.1 Mrs. Madge Conner Mrs. THE 11,111111111111111IRLIW Lake Street Fulton,. Ky. 204 See me for all your Insurrasce NP4411 OCTOBER 11th JOHN D. HOWARD., FRIDAY, Stele Farm Insuranee L. KASNOW - - NOVELTIES GIFTS Companies 448 Lake Street Fulton, Kentucky READY - TO - WEAR Ante - Fire - Life Fulton, Ky "Where your dollar has more cents." mere 3111' --wwersseerst

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