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The WeatherT aeirt 1:k Seatucky—Fitir alai warmer bed at touight. Thursday hut, ‘%itis Pollee scattered thuaderehotters. NI- lowed lay cooler at 'neat. atiOtt )) 1 meat I put its No. t traffic • Velasui• XIX111 Associated Press Leased Win 'WWI% NosiSiocky, Preelseetki. brentilig. My 30, MT la. Cents Per- fey VS opinloo V nissituice e made jr„1 War Memorial aatiress Rev, Lewis Malen Brateher, Waterfield 111 Britain, Fti4P4tlf, 1:tinki-L11)tey,

total of Former County linptist Pastor, Site Dedicated Campaign Talk Will S141 lies Ct)timi i I[stems • led to- et • m t the May field Ream %my's O. Last Will Serve In Rio de Janein) major General Gain% At Fancy Farm In Ctlian),., kik! Creere •sly 3,000 In Ceremony lash NEI/Hell Secretary Mayfield—Maj. Den. Janie* Pt•blisher 11faking count y For Hroall Agency M. Gavin, the Army's youngest Ttmr 01 insides fhtti`11 Mike 11.cli 1 iketl g away general. dedicated the site for aa• •ay nigh; 01 Itible Society the Graves county World War I Through Frhicry fly 1.e.L.islotors • several 11 memorial yesterday aftereason! Near no in- SAIL AUG. at a ceremony held just outside I ts rut' %I, t:t:s To the western city limits of May- VALES MERE AUG. 1 Troop. The Rev. Lewis Malen Bratch- ileiti.I Hurry Lee Waterneki. Chu Jltil 3! er, Jr., pastor of the Liberty Bap- Noribero . Aimee t-atd cr Mrs- Alit,' Pisa. mother of tun :aid Felton publisher who i In ta- tiet church from 1940 to 1942. one son killed in the war and of seekitia the Democratic manias mold Libor has been appointed secretary of another who wee injured. dug tam tar governor of Kentucit li d Ittc,i111 \Mottl,t the Brazil agency ul the Ameri- the first shovelful ul earth as a spoke at 310 this afternoon 11111:1 ,15\ .411111it M.', • la cts can Bible Society with head- chums to the groupsi breaking the :tamed Fancy Farm pious t:1;;..tt \OIMI kitt.v.t. :clottttc:t tt quarters in Rio de Janeiro. Mr. and dedication ceremonies. to ore of the largest crawds eve t,tCt.t, IA: .1. kitt:tikt,tt.kiely bee:kw:et t.he .,m,)mm itRnt •1.111111 t 100111111V, el'Utti011lie el tsaS. Bratcher, with Mrs. Bratcher Den. Gavin made a strong to attend tht anatuil event. , • and their two children, will sail plea for preparedness against gutter today. the candidge '""ther" c"" 18"a" - 111 LIMA' W011 .1 srmmm.iI mote MA "I'CC 411CM" 11 Irons New York Aug 2 on the another war. "The security we had visited Kevii, LaCteiter. WV 'Anti 01 t m. .1141(tell L•kbOr LOW. III atter ex- 61 8. S. Moormacreed for South low, Bardwell. Arling- •OVI', Of 42. I M. StRATCHER so strongly desire and our peo- lielialtds army 101111111111 I), 1111.51 .broad America. 1 ple ,unceasingly seek must be ton and Milbuni. A number of to Gulag tu Brasil countlans Uutvil 1""'es 14"1 , plad tor itterttnij He will succeed Dr. Charlk s•--- provided by defense from Fulton heard Water- -hurt, Isom 1;tml!, ' country and field ask his First District a - In ants without our •I t011itkii,tkitttl, 30 Mac.; 'LE - W. Turner who has been A bulletni reared astir the charge of the Society's work in defenae front assailants within," ence ka help hint become watt- momilikv • ttl Med tilt itsell llear Virginia he declined. nor of the state sit the Fancy • Brasil since 1934. Dr. Turner Blast Soma I .1 llorth Coa,i Munk.. 275 !I" Isve a,1an°11,. i'11."", ,„1',1„stst, .rttlittilt„a„d h St. present in- Farm festival. will remain in Rio, working in The ineinarial site Wile: t011i the Lilatnt's north- t'w`"*"-"" , the patty with the striate an advisory capacity with Mr. eludes 40 acres, and 5C adjacent His principal opponent ill he NA :slut It I ip acres are under option. At a„, a,„fle tatte. the emu. ; ttt .ma added: Bratcher, until the latter part Kills i() Women Proposed Denuierattc primary. Curtiss...- iiim sa features of the project are a ''lime' atembet of the year when he will take man Earle C Clements. 411so ktmtikort:ta, Inn en tor,vs the par.ofniummiqmmc municipal staditan for football spoke at Fancy Farm this after the muted upiant ta Carl over the secretaryship of the Reality Shop-Sehool KAISER AT NEARIN4i—Heriry J. Kaiser (right) talks with burst eitsta trd 1E001 their Med. ' and basketball, a municipal won.- ems it' Society's work in the Argentine. Stn. Hamer Fergusou tiaMichi Oat) and Sett. Owen Brewstee itIll"ink ' a llal4rienk- tptitiltnea/14aLtilil-ees t:thv e Brazil is no strange country Buildium Shattered By auditorium, is swimming pool speaking yesterday at Carted - turap° ''*ri•gioe ot sitnt rtra. (11-Mel before telang a Setiate War Investigating euverunsi•nt thought H anti a park and playground. tun. Ky. watarrield dmaredl subcommit- in the current hostill- the to Mr. Bratcher. A son of missio- Mysterinue Explosion , tee about kis Surly to Mayfield has raised $130.000 of %alien plans tu build a vast air cars° fleet. Duteh marines took Con- l'eee's11rY take' nary parents, the Rev. and "11 the Kentucky Utilities Cons flee. , Mrs. Lewis Watcher. Sr.. whose Harrisonburg. Va., July 30-- its $300,000 goal. party succeeds in electing Earli• tergusuat beads the group colidutaing the bearing. trot of ti sole. w•ittegic I Attire laced itie legislator* stifle iffe—A terrific Roy D. Williams. tbrolaigh of Whom had been critical field is Brazil. he has spent much explosion origina- president of C. Clemeuts governor, otter, • • • wants in rasa ja y, imm.lY ting in a one-story combination the Graves county War Menia- , landings on the ass and north tat hie leadership. at strictly of his life there. Mr. Bratcher's consumer of private clean the beauty mop and school snuffed 1 Association, opened the pro- power can expect in ,11)$$/) shilleS ir coast under protest:en at a ;vat irritate caucus. Vetaila ot alma meter is Georgetown Col- a sharp .11 Re Called whiten tie made it lege, Georgetown, Ky. His theo- out the lives of ten women here gram with a brief tribute to the crease in his electric light Wu shelling. explanation caucus. were not mane pub- TS logical training was at the yesterday, injured at least 30 war dead. Congressmen Noble within 90 days after Clement 1 • A dispatch from Seerabaja ni the persons, shattered glass in a J.. Gregory introit ced Den. pmt.'s lie, but the bulletin issued atter Southern Baptist Theological takes' office." To I V cast Jaye today sata number of business establish- Gavin.' ()mt. In Hughes Trial troops with American-made meeting tend he would ex- Seminary of Louisville, where "The Kentucky Utilities Calm in the House of he obtained the degree of Th. M. ments and homes and kept re------patsy is ready now to file itii t auks and field guns had maytai paths Ms yam scue workers tailing tar Into Washington. July 30—i4al— i that Jones, then head of the out of Levitate, at sunup anti of- • t ominous matt week, Every recent year has brought application for a blanket state- Senator Ferguson (R-Idichi said i Reconstruction Finance Corpor- from Brasil reports of advancing the night wide increase of electric-power . tuday ticers forecast the capture by !earlier a well-lufauned source he will cell on former 1 slims as well as Secretary of teak and new developments. The Want UN Rule rates in Kentucky if my oppon- nightfall of Malang, interior ikikki :said that Attlee would call The weary rescue men, using &eatery of Commerce Jesse !Commerqe, might have some natters to woek evangelical constituency in the power machinery and ent becomes Governor next resort town la miles Winn of , tiraalti'l working Junes to tell what he knows 1 knowledge about the extension iwur daily to 1,11CrraSe nation is growing in numbers in dust and December." Waterfield charged. about the 318,000,000 govern-1 Lawung. ; extra smoke, ceased their In of Hughes' contract after it time production of critically need- and influence. Last year the search of the debris at 11 p. nt. Balkan Row "My opponent's part in that mein contract Howard Hughes 1 once was cancelled in March, Bible Society distributed .144,031 scheme against the people of ed (Val- principal prop of the last night but planned to resume holds for a 300-ton flylng boat. 1944. eetniutnic copies of the Sicriptuies there, today in an effort to ascertain U. S. Says World Group this state will be to appoint say- Ferguson heads the Senate 1 1 272 Kentucky Vets' lution's Irealb1114 was unable to fill many ud- ante of the private power trusts He said Hughes. with whom'TITmtructumre. and if more bodies might be hidden Should Settle Trouble War Investigating subcoinmit- be worked in the initial n rational requests because of the as members of the Public Sere- eg°1111- The source said Attie would in the ruins of the beauty an Greece; tee which Is trying to find out !titans, smade a separate arratme- Have inability to secure the books, shop and a jewelry store which • iterht Ithingree ice Commission who will appreve how the . multamoillenaire . suggest time and a halt pay for the electric-rate increases." ment with Jesse Jones. and 1 tile overtime-, adjoined it an one side. Lake Success, July 30—tal— liughes and Henry J Kaiser got I never saw it." rotating $958.1112 I Mr. Bratchera secretary snip Waterfield charged. I the day Attlee was will be inaugurated in a 'mew The United States moved swift- approximately $40,000,006 worth _ A total of 278 Kentucky World ; later in Nine of the women apparently Water/told continued . is of pletely scheduted to confer with leaders BIble Howie. a spacluua end eau- y ray o cope w e stale- wartime plane contracts. War veteran a h"a com were killed instantly while Miss Wedge to work for the Kent • I1*IM1 UplIMi VI 9U5* venient building on one of the Dorothy Gail mated Balaton problem 10110W- • repaid loans athountina to W68.- 1110 Bowman, of Mount r tharetaAdmira,l'Obion Home v rakers. busy streets of the capital, Rua Jackson, getting a permanent log Russia's veto of an Amer- mendation for an increase of heard frec:nnliCiatlseee la which they had borrowed Buenos Aires 135. The building lean proposal for United Nations theeplraetsledperentsiiitlLeahy, for home, farm and business, The informant estimated dun wave as a 20th birthday present $18,000,000 a year to provide cWhiiielitaoin f stpaff arid11 tetra hour a day by each was dedicated on Sunday, Feb- from her parents, died of injur- action to settle the dbipute be- purposes tinder guaranty pro- tin northern nnntinnin needs t° Int Ken- I dent Roosevelt's top adviser on Agent Resigns the Vet- I nutter would increase the coal ruary 9, with the inauguration ies shortly afterward at Rock- tween Greece and r tuaky's educational system to, tallow; of the a I. Bill, ceremonies attended by several neighbors, military matters, had a hand in trans Administration reported eutput by 300,000 tons a week. ingham Memorial Hospital. All the natiorial level. I the rtiations. !Tee uveitige production rate is hundreds of people. were nearby residents. Herschel V. Johnson, U. 8s The Waterfield-for-Governur . , Mite. Bennie Jotter, Fuels today. deputy delegate on the Security Ku Wand his aide, Repayments include 179 home • now about 3.7u0,01)0 ton, weekly, motorcade will taur Chita'''. Yettr.' Syr% ICI' The Society's work was begun Washington Mersin% i Ottui Four $670,047, 20 farm tile government's target for The blast was felt as far away Council hurried to LIN inestun, Crittenden. Lyon, I 0411161in, testified yesterday that loans In Brazil in 1836, with establish- as four miles. Stained glass win- for a series of conferenceE with they went to the White House Union City —Clusi lig tour loans for $108,737 and bua- time year is e00,000 Wu tons. ment of its first agency 40 years Caldwell, Christian and Trigg dows in a nearby Methodirt Secretary of State George C. counties tomorrow, and the can- at t,he suggestion of Donald Nel- years and two months of sere- neri Inalls aimrellating 398- The additioaal output prolada 411110,, later. The Rev. Hugh C. Tucker, church were blown out as were Marshall and other State De- then War Production Board ice to farm homemakers of Obion I ly %meld enable Britain to ex- Is secretary emeritus of didate will return to his home D. D., those in several homes and bus- partment officials. Full. d chief. There they conferred with county as extension demonstru- oat same coal next yr. thug the agency, having been ap- meet I f Hi .k T Enter U. Cit. — iness establishments. Chief of Johnson was scheduled to man Friday afternoon. He will Leahy who was "verysaid.stsengtheatim much rola lion agent, Miss Rennie Jones! the nation's hand **hake pointed its secretary in 1887 and Police Julius F. Ritchie said he first with Undersecretary of the idea," Calhoun Iota eubmitted her resignation Ce luternational diplomacy while 1934. eak at the servicemen's board horsy Slew retiring in looked out of his window and State Robert A. Lovett and Lake street, Fulton at 2:30 p. He added that a letter promis-; of thc position, effective Aur. 10. 1 " at the same time previding re- saw heavy black smoke all over others at noon and begin draft- ing the contract for three fly- I Miss Janes plans to return to, Brenda Sue and Bantam Kay venue for imports. the business area of this Shen- ing two possible alternatives for Mg boats was written six days: her home at Sharon, wheee &het' Brown, d mailers cf Mr. and uccatiusoens rceoat ehraiss: Kentucky Today andoah valley town of 10,000 again tackling the Balkan prob- later. This later was amended to? will teach at a nearby Weakk y! Mrs. Tucker Brown, will ride toned the British economic persons. lem within the United Nations. re. only one flying boat. annual Canon eor call for Icounty schno' their ponies in the were the then District Education crisis. Other By The Associated Press These proposals would The subcommittee turned to- She will retire from active county horse show at Turner tog prices in goods Britain is be submitted to Secretary Mar- • Paducah—This city's third Association Backs day to Glenn L. Martin, head of duty as demonstration agent on!!silieura,. Union City, Thursday itshnerchaaksiniegraint raUtteilteadt Svtahtiecst; case of infantile paralysis of the House Promises shall the Baltimore aircraft menu- Aug. 1, taking her annual leave theed year was reported yesterday. Before leaving tor the Wash- Harry Waterfield lecturing plant which bears his for the last 10 days of her term. Barbara Sue also will enter the nation's American loan is 1 Mrs. Clara Dismukes, acting Sensational Probe ington talks Johnson obtained a name, to reCount his part in the No successor has been att- their colt In the colt class of the being spent, and underprodue- director of the McCracken postponement of a Security • negotiations. Martin was a mem- neunced. although it is under- i show. industries manufactur- 3 Mayfield—Members of the ton in county Department of Health, Of Filmdom's Reds Council session scheduled for ber of a WPB committee named stood that a possible sucssssor ------ing export goods which help ,pgy p. m. (ItIni today. bpard of directors of the First by Nelson to investigate the reported that Clyde Forthing- District Education Association Is under zonsideration by the, 'egetarian Party Nantes for inmate. ton, 23, was in serious condition Washington, July 313—(Sia— Soviet Deputy Foreign Minis- feasibility of Kaiser's proposals. county, uericultural committee, ter Andrei A. Gromyko was to meeting at the Hall Hotel here crowded Presidential Candidate A highly pieced government •; In the isolation ward at River- The investigation of Commun- Martin sat in the and state extension officials. change In Attlee's have given at that time his rea- yesterday through their presi- Senate caucus room most of the New York. July 30-ell-- source said a side Hospital. Two other persons ism in Hollywood, scheduled by pro- dent, Dentin McDaniel, endure- cabinet might be considered are recovering, she said. aons for vetoing the U. S. day yelterday waiting to testify. White-bearded Dr. John Max• the House Committee on Un- ed the candidacy of Harry Lee ROV• Bradley At Meeting j soon, but he ruled out the pub- american Activities to begin posel for an 11-nation border but Kaiser's appearance threw well of Chicago. who rays he commission designed to bring Waterfield for the Democratic hearing off schedule. He was Home Tonite I hasn't 'lasted meat, fish or licly mentianed posenaility that Lexington—Charged with Sept. 23, got advance billing to- the In Franklin; government might 'call a peace to the Balkans. He also nomination for governor. on the stand more than four The Rev. Sam Ed 13radieis fowl in 45 veers," is the presi- the breaking and entering a build- day as stupendous and colonial. The resolutien passed by the general election or invite the ing lard March 31 that was used Almost, that is. was to have explained a RUE- hours. pastor of the First Baptist , dential candidate of the Amer- tar , sian proposal on the Balkans. group cited Waterfield's records bristling auto man- church, is attending the Simp-!ican Vegetarian Party. auiwConservativestationre participatea as a post office at Pine Knot The bald, saw itet!„, "It will be sensational," Rep. favoring the.schools In the state ufacturer and wartime ship- son count) Baptist Associational Vegetarians from over the na- tech (McCracken county), Dennis Nixon (R-Calif) predicted. Legislature and authorized the Britain through the war. 0,7

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Wednesday Evening, July 30, eth 11110041 Daily Leader, Faison, Kentucky M. ONO 4•1111, 41.111•1••••.m. LHOSPITALNEWS Welch, w. ti.,Ilirert Cleans Up he 'Debris From Blast By Walk" Patients admitted: Tods Daily tee-- Yukon Mrs. W. R. Morris, Hickman. France, July 30- All A-Quiver Brest, bred P Ltiletti Homes, nulton. This Brittany purl today began non R. le Husky. Water Valley. itself out of the Mill 44.10 Mem *Meek Fnituat, Ketthwilf. Tremors Threaten Milling "come! EVCRY WEEK DAY EVENING. b:ardt npread by an anunonluin nitrate 'flee e &Doom DOMAN l""iIttigentilue vPay: num. Fulton. Destroy Entire 'luau explosion end fire MuitdaY P aSST sac vgarsartaus anima asistmenN soiron To and PAAVICIINO tO.tc/11 aborted the freighter Liberty slot' PUbLIIINCI1 Welch, W. Vs.. July 30-Oil- - of March I, 1879- limes Citaie-.- Wiled 18 persorie geld in- hearini smatter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of CongreaS roster and baby today on the which g-t-t-i eie secoud clear Mrs. William Welch tottered jured Inure than 400. have been admitted end are do- rim of the earth, and the 6,000- IN 01..A111111119 11110TICIN. NIS5ONIP1ION *ATKIN bC6 NATI 50x ing nicely. odd inhabitants hoped their Of Sail Phew. $$ or latle Medical name for chick- A. P. MertUt has been admit,- banes were net being sucked The 880-y otalli•I 11110MITT61) tiN 111161.11111T. is varicella ter fur a tunsillectomy. under the soil. enpox With 1 the use for repubilettion Qf all the local new. Associated Press is entitled exclusively to Little Philip Merryman has sidewalks, ruptured Five dispatches Torn Offliited to this ueWspape as Well as all AP news been admitted for a tonitillec- bulldinge and buckled paventeute ereasec tonly. showed the effects of the slow to dal Labor Party l'roabies Mrs. Jason Armstrong and earth moventetit which has eaflni W hi/8 Extravagant? baby are doing nicely. quickened in recent months. Dewitt Mullein* Ten There is a tiote of dosueretion in Ow Cant- By Mrs. J. B. Williams and baby Mayor L. E. Rogers gueteed eat N AP Foreign Affairs Absbat are doing nicely. stream might Adiftl of Coggreeimeti Earle C. Clements. au underground ncreas W. W. Ethridge is doing be to blame. He has told the city foul nuthing could testify so eloqueutly to the England's exerectimally %tette et.'01101111C Crisis to Oatmeal that by listening at A euth of independent reports which Awe! after the manner of this af- has produt•eti- Ramey Crewe is doing nicely. wall at the rear of the Pochontale The Watei field Winne tilt 11.3,6 ill the which has the 'arty Lee fliction-a political stoctu Mrs. H. A. Fields is improv- Theater, one can hear running United stretch 01 the Democratic primary. Prime 406,10 country by the eats anti is causeng ing. water. Slave on the whole fittlaiy'S In 191 nue i s :h e challenge govern- H. Brown remains the wan thee In metes M attquarters Minister Attlee's Labor tilocialtstm Mrs. W. Another theory shoe ewes through the year- droppe wtapoo. a campaign of same. coal had•been min- th an old political ment much concerti. years past, keeping them in good re- 1922, rt Mrs. Will has been dis- beneath this :southern Wt by 'sox -- The great Co:wen/melee party. Which was ed our fine workman- fluctua missed. coal center, weakening pair with Ckatimits seeks it. brand his op- thrown out of power two years ago by the Virginia ma- ler set Thus Mr. city's foundations; but there ship and tuugh quality and utters dire his divided the the ent as "telievaganie Socialists, charges that labor !laws Memerial-- no charts to back up this terials. trout pareinount. /Runnel has been were teat.. of 110. 1.1;%ch Y. itiCh would tenet country at a time when unity is Mrs. (Jerald suggestion. Wbile-yuu -wait heel and have been Lb. Waterhold piegteut. Again. iiii utast be Newspapers of all cuutplexioits admitted. Official,., poecieriug the fats lip replacemouts &ad shines. Jack Stahr, Hickman, is that the Waterfuld ptuerant lets lai- luntbaating tin: cabinet. 1155 the Daily Mirror. Mrs. of their city, were considering nicely. escape scents to of the Attlee regime. doing what steps should be taken. d the N‘X..r..: Th., tidy long u staunch suppoeter Arnold, Union City Shoe Shop has failed Mrs. Howard There was ito Inclicatem wheth- to Galen ea temet ...ttlkEig bUtillIvs.: nitertists now declares that the premier nicely following Commercial Avcnue City, Is doing et geologists would be melee in other 1:WU:CI % utavv ',sounds .9 -Caieetes to cope with tile pressing ecommile problems. WI operation. to study the mystery. i Caletilte IllItS an Mirror goes au far as to Mutated that is doing nicely. }town% Couintittete The Montez Speed The brick poetuffice Ilits burst .',..te press raisine a doing nicely. et:resent:1e Ill Ilw minim ' Claude Pewitt is it seams with a flerure at the r- is doing nicely. ot !baliniaptc . ' e tilt Siete if Watt Whether title storm will clear up quickly Jimmy McCree rear, running the height of the el a• A. C. Bell Ii doing d is allowed to , ...., .it Ms proerant to be seen. We may getwallsu teri..:fi WITH Milk 0 N- Larry Bower. I, looks ever Mrs. building rentains SOT at • Leesburg, yia., gassval„' Mrs. Clots Patterson. Hickman, SANDWICHES ler educativii. el. . Le euelte health. and tication when Attlee meets with the Labor ..tereselea slamst as tall as latanatif The McDowell County Nation- of Ken- Is doing nicely. has fought balky doors For That After-Show Suttee er services close it, 'the hearte members of Parliament in caucus to McMinn Dukedom, al Bank Mrs Douglas Fuller, which, an official said, have to Mans. critical gathering just why the god- • Try Ray's For to that is doing nicely. -aligned every few weeks. ex- to be mad with /Int- doing be re and . Let's exantine ties eiterge oi Waterneld dess of fortune seems Leila Mae Harrison is Zilwood Hotel, the Ap- Gaud Sandwiches government. The elegance. Allan Tmet toek tiw campaign ent's experimental Socialist nicely palachian Electric Power Com- Refreshing Drinks nicely. or Waterlield and Clemeuts -anti laid Mr. Attlee taunt certainly will maintain that Height Colvie is doing pany and tracks of the Norfolk is doing nicely. BAMB-Q slongslue each other a month ago, the good lady really isn't angry but that the , Jim Crockett amid Western Railway have also I Mrs Willie D. Snow arid baby articles in this paper. He anti- is suffering front a heavy war- telt the eftects of the sub-soil Our iggeotaltY 1 Mlles of country are doing nicely. catelidates had his government isn't re- SHOIVI it loll MHz, Mis Wick- nenvement. the molluscs the hangout fur which STORK sister.. nil:el:S.. Butts is dying nicely. been able to MRS PECROIIS lifts, Ky.. is visiting her hillAM. and put it pram: tag on each. lila con- sponsible and which it hasn't PETERSON, Second Mrs. James Pruitt is Meng Mrs. J. D. Parham, on in nicely. was that "the total program el Mr. overcome as yet. One doesn't venture to pre- Mrs. Pete Peterson and Mrs have were honored with street. Hermy Roberts, Dukedom, is RAY'S Is would be just as expenaive as would dict what further tw will say, but it will Ray Pechous Leroy Sawyer is doing nicely Monday evening doing nicely. to be µWitty to satisfy all quarters of his u stork shower Mr. und Mrs. Haggard Hamby I Mrs. Marshall Everett t doing . Waterfielde." Legion cabin. his , Mrs. Walter Ridgeway, Route Curb Service question of leadership is at the American of Nashville are visiting nicely SCI'S .. , The differtace beteeen the two candidates party because the attractively i b, is doing nicely. The front room was brother, Roy Hamby, and large Lucille Johnson Is doing nicc:y. Week Days Close at 10 P. M. Vutsta kg that Waterfield has been holiest enough to heavily involved. scheme Rose 8tuhr, Hickman, is do- decorated with the color Hamby un West State Line. R. E. McDaniel is doing nicely rosily what hu would prowss spending for actually is the The ing nicely. Say just The crux of the situation carried out in pink and blue. Mrs James Borden, Union Sat. & Sun. close at 11:30 P. M. John I while Clements has clung to production. and that a table of white, Mrs. Mary MUner is improv- Mrs. Clarence Smith. Mitten, Hoff! 'weenie services. badly lugging incituaritil gifts, adoratIng 1 City, is doing nicely. speaks floating her home south of town has been dismissed. Ii',, 'general statements. Titus Watertield In turn Is due to low coal production as 1 were tied to streamers ing at ' Mrs t, H. Harrison is doing taken the request of settee front the ceiling. following an operation. look t an education: -1 have written out lit yesterday's column. The nicely enclos repre- enjoyed K. E. A. at lace value. 1 belleve it to Lion el the difficulty depends in large de- Several games were Wand Mrs. Carl King and Katie Hay Is the same BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS. sutomi evening and 4. is do- IN iit the needs el educetion. I shall recont- eree un peri.uading the coal miners-who throughout the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Towns U. E Allen Route sturdy, were won by Mrs. Sea- other f end its adoption by the 1948 Oeuvre' As- wutt their five day week-to surrender , prises visited Mr. and Mrs. Van Reed nuttily wright. Mrs. Ed Engel. Mrs. Pete limaosasaas•*••***s Compt • IS a Miele... of await $40,000,000 for u time in the in- in Reeves, Tenn., illenday niteye That that cherished mew Peterson and Mrs. Joe McAlister a 3vG009' edditiunal fund, 0 year. But Mr. Clements ul the country and return to the old Hicks and Will terest:, salad plate and "Meet" were Stull Sgt. Jdnies 0. "1 have endureed the uLjective te be sure, bdt still to A retunted to declares: grind-teuipurarily, to to Mrs. Dutch (Hay. Mrs. Mrs. leeks have He iurther served after visiting S l'hui the K. E. A's program." utivueatee • turn the clock back. Seawright, Mrs. Jack Wil- Camp eetnipbell - !Hal King. and at- ' 'a minimum wage fur teachers," "decent That's whtre the question of leadership 1 llama, eArs. Fred Biggs, Mrs. Mr. mu, Mrs, Carl "adt- King, who sprain- ! buildings mad first rate temennetit." Niters In. and way British newspapers are !Ed Et ewe Mrs. Darrell Me- tendiet, etre. ed het ankle /several weeks ago. AY- it'1)110111 R -041' uate supervision.' and -a system of higher suggesting that Foreign Minister Ernest !Se- 1 Angler, Mrs. Joe McAlitter, Mrs ▪ Pete Peter- ' education second Cu none." Where does this vin may succeed Mr. Attlee in event of Polly Beggs amid Mrs. Little Charles Hibbs remains OW8 2:41-4:11.11:21 These ladles later ad- 'differ front Mr. Witterfielet's pledge? All of the latter's resignation. Sevin is credited with sen. critically ill at his home on' journed to the home of Mrs. • these objectives are A part el the IL E. A. the country's most powerful leader ot Church street. being Pechous, who was unable to rant, and they would cost money under tie himself came up through • 11 the labor messes. attend. DEANNA mettle as well as under Wettish...Id. and he thinks the thoughts and union ranks, Again the opening of gilts Denies Guilt • . delinitely of the laborer. The union Ma 44.t. WWI histr/ As another example, Weterlield talks the language was performed, followed by the es $2,500,000 to match Federal bald local members love hint. cutting of the cake, dedicated In Shotgun Death di for building hospitals. Clements de- Bevin is one of Britaliee most forceful per- to the expected arrivals. Gifts Moselle Rawls, clares for "full participation • m the Federal- eunalitles, and a born leader. He has astute were sent by Mrs. Of His Brother Company. Long bland City, MY. Reed, Mrs. Hassel .p.%-Cole laid Program. What does that mean except the judgement. and is good executive. Though Mrs. Margery Williams, Mrs. Vester Grayson, Ky., Jiiiy 30--VP)- Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cots Betting Co., os Fulton. gaMe pledge his opponent gave, without the rash in his bluntness, he is a ' sometimes Mrs. Whitey Lynch, and Mrs. Lee Nolan, 37, of Olive H111,1 price tag attached? And so the story capable of deal- sonest brilliant and colorful speaker, Tommy Buck, who were unable pleaded innocent last night be- 1 their list of pledges. The or u •es••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• all through ing either with an audience of workers to attend. fore County Judge Net Buck to, •• • Clements wey is the Me-fashioned political conference of international statesmen. He is charges of murder in comm., •• • Way. to promise much without gettnig coin- a fighter and likes a good scrap. tion with the shotgun slaying' n • He Slanted to specific figures. The Waterfieid way Small wonder then that many of his party PERSONALS of his brother, John. 45 was: U. held wider $5,000 bond U. • Is the new way, to tell the voters what it will should think of hint as being the right man 4•8nuoky" Cochran left for ordered want for af- for the grand jury. a • coat to achieve the objectives they to inspire the workers of the country to un- Covington, Tenn.. yesterday U. LADIES, Cneli- their State. When the fog is strained off from dertake the production needed to put England ter visiting his father, Joe The younger Nolan, who had I N. grandmother, Mrs. Eva 1 Watch This Space the Clements statements and the true meaning on her feet, especially since he is exceedingly ran, and been the object of a search • Cochran, for a few weeks. From captur- •• • brought to light. he is found to commit the strong with the miners. Small wonder, too. since Monday night, was Far Announcement of Opening Covington, he will go to Los a posse led by , ofI. elate to expenditures every bit as heavy as are many who feel sure he would ed last night by a that there Angeles, where he will make 1 •ol S•NII -extravagant" op- Highway Patrolman Carter those he condemns in his like to be prime minister, although the ques- his home DUBBIN ^ 111Orris Automatic Laundrette Cornett. The officer suite Nolan • ponent. tion of his loyalty to his present chief doesn't his wife, Annie II In building next to Memorial Stadium Miss Barbara Ann Roberts and wits found with . DitAKE other difference is the position of [he arise. home of Cecil One Miss Nell King are visiting rel- Hall Nolan, at the a of new revenue. Water- Rowan county at two men on sources However. Bevin isn't the only fighter among atives in Louisville, Lexington, Hall, 45, in BIENDIX IIa gamiraaamaaasimasammaaasammanallanaar cent tax is plainly pledged to a five per the labor leaders. Prime Minister Attlee is and Winchester. Ky. Triplet Creek. S the winning tickets on puomrutuels. one of the sturdiest of the lot, and is sure told Judge Mrs. C. C. Minefield is visiting Corriett said Nolan ente will not identify himself with any battle to retain his leadership-unless he because to her mother, Mrs. Mary Cunning- Buck he was innocent BIt rmw tax, though his promises ere just as ex- becomes satisfied that he has lost the sup- "I shot in self defense when — go to assert ham, in Chicago. a BETTER HEALTH naive. The furthest he will is port of the Labor party. But Attlee has a kJonhnif„e. threatened me with • 1111'ill t "the secret of increased upprupriations univereal reputation of being a sincere anti Mr. and Mrs. James McClen- • Mr. and • M increased income." He then proposes an loyal servant of the state, and few doubt don and daughter and FOR BETTER LIVING Mrs. Frank Barber have re- • !Mention of Ow Mississippi Plan, as a means that he would resign if he found that he haa turned from a trip through the Grahle Paid More 1c7 bf Increasing income by bringing in w industry lost the confidence of his party. Then he • • •..414k5111 SAPt Smoky Mountains, •▪ TO Into the State. might recommend to the King that Bevan Than Her Bosses *AAA. sSkitioVetAllfiho Kentucky needs industry. It Masi tot! point- be named prime minister. Mist, Chink Lewis of Frank- ed out. however, that a counterpart of the fort, Ky.. Is visiting in the home Philadelphia, July 30-011- :Americo No. 3 & Fox News," town MIrusiseippi Plan could bring little new montiy el Jim Dawes, north of Betty tearable. 30-year-old St a • The last three decades have Fire Dolivered -born movie star, drew a to the State during the uext adimiestration Cpl. Billy Scruggs will return Louis brought many changes in mat- Cincinnati,--tlee-.Streetcar auutorman H. bigger pay check last year than • Fratinfert. Foe one thing, the plan calls for Weight to Wright Field in Day- to health. The et Osborne delivered a fire to the fire depert- her boss. ters pertaining five-year exemption of new industries front ton, Ohio. aft. r spending a 30- It a meat. to be put out. Mies Online-- Mrs. Harry: normal span of life has been in- Certain State end all local ad valurem taxes. day furlough it his another. li 11 Osborne sped James of the screen-was peed I cremed materially. Consider dia- al, could not be adopted in Ken- Noting that his car was afire, Mrs. Hazel Sc. eies. B Rear another. in $299,333 in 1948 by 20th Ce.itury- _ 1 iii the State Coned- up the track:, on Vine street until he was I betes, for example. Diabetes was cky witituk,,. E.. change MI'. anti We le E. Pierce re- Fox films, the company's an- Tomorrow front ul a fire department headquarters. The • Tonight & first recognized about the time of etion. A fundamental point of the Mississippi turned yestei. .! from a trip to nual report to the Securities amid r_ firelighters rushed out and extinguished! the ill ogram Is the iinancing ef plant: fur private Bit mingham. ! Macon and Exchange Commission disclosed • DOUBLE FEATURE Moses, or 200 years before the municipalities. blase, which was confined to a window slut. Oa.. other points P. dustries by counties and Albany, On the other hand, Spyros 7:15-8:24-9:3011 birth of King Tut. Yet, it was not until 1922 that Osborne geld he believed a careless balloter South, where tee/ visited rela- Louis bus- S• HOWS __ _ rn a practice is forbidden by Suction 179 of bhouras, onetime St. a Today,through Buch iuto the slot. tive:s. 20th Cen- a specific remedy was discovered. Constitution.- -Courier-Journal. had dropped a cigarette boy who now heads • our was paid a gross of $255,922 Kent Taylor • the use of Insulin and a balanced diet, the dia- and Mt Willie Huntra tury, • meeting ml- Mr. Darryl F. Zanuck, vice presi- • to live about as long meowed by the song 'The More drawn and the have returned from St. Louis, and • betic can reasonably expect meet with Mrs. Rob- dent In charge of production • —in— • We Get Together." After a brief burned to where they attended the market. I as anybody. Your physician will promptly recog- i th The meeting ert Rucker, August 27, at 11 a received $200,000, the report U buelitne aession, the Miss Mozelic Khourie will of diabetes. Hc knows all I a well filled basket. nize the symptoms edjourneel for a delicious noon- in. bring leave today fe where the showed. I DANGEROUS ; for picnic. about the treatment. And remember this, all ad- Homemakers time lunch. At 1 o'clock. the their minute will visit her ulster, Mrs. Fred pro- meeting resumed, with the Khourie. i MILLIONS : vertised cures for diabetes are questionable. Don't tect as follows: Mrs. ON FARMS • ARE WOUELES leaders KENTUCKY 111 be victimised by the swindlers. home manage- homemakers have Mr. and Me, !my Bowden amid plus IN 11011DAI HOME Robert Rucker, Hart county • r..rr ment; Mrs. Louise Muzzall. made more than 000 garments S011, R. V., left 3unday morning !Rondo Hatton - Jane Adams, e WelLsre Workers Club health, Mrs. Maude Holliday, since they begant heir clothing- for Corpus Cl. !ti. Texas, where a With Mrs. Maude Halliday garden: Mrs Mable Nubort, making lessons this year. they sell vie! their daughter, le DIM t; with 1') member.. and poultry: Mrs. Bettie Watts, Mts. Jamet 'ild family. cranky 'every month'? a CIT1 COMPAN SI. ill of present, also, one freele• ale; and Mrs. Madge 104 Arc you trout S R C. H. McDaniel, Pharmacist, Owner vlsii.or In Davies county. 4-H club Mr. and h. e Marin I.aird female fUtictiol,,I II 'thernber. Cot .r, nutrition members are carrying swine ti,,tins makeptI.1St'. you feel SO a ;1 i'llii-14; pres1- and daughter e -Ira, and Mr. tired, talyit-struug, norcous at such • a -We fill any doctor s prescription accurately absence of the projects, five of the members DO Cry Lydia IL Pink- the to I, re don was ied by Mrs and Mrs. WItA.. were Bull- Clues? Then • is do not the hotne vets coiled feeding out ton-litters. ham's VedePttne Compound SO mite 9 BRUTE I We substitute" . MULL, esbose and Mrs. Madge flay Offen:Mg .:sts of Mr. mei such stutptootal Plukham's Com- is Us' Men Hebert Rucker. • — espeotol'y for toomon. Icr Con...r Prizes were eon by Mrs. Mrs. Carl Klee pound is mad* Phone 7I1 and 438 - We Deliver .- 408 Lake Street Roll cull answered OP each membership ue Is Ms* hos what Doctors call a J F r), 0411 and Mr.! Maudc Farm Bureau akonackdo JOAO 0.011 Any dasora. I MAN" • • •! "Current Event." or Lyda: vlor left last Derni7. Holed Simpson county is 1.01:f. Mrs. .11 was given by night! for q vult In Chicago. 1Y114L flUItENI The Su... !..ne gifts were then twice that of last year tansi••••••■••••sol ' Watt; Winch Wits Mrs D. e-

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7 winetuley Evening, July 30, J9,17 Fulton Doily tooter, Fulton, Kentucky Pee OW* — ••-• he Sports Mil ror Sports Roundup Aug,2 Is Baseball 'Kitty League By Tbe Asiattaated Press My Rosa leal1ertoli, Jr. • STANDINGS Today u year ago—Thorogh- New York, July '3U t.Pi—Nat EsTERDA1 S RESUL'I',4 'ream: W. L. Pct. GB bred Protective Racing Asaucht- Fleischer and Jersey Jones, a Circus Day National L.;:thur tiv,, clisboro 64 31 635 0 tion charged three jockeys couple of authorities on the old ciocapo 4. MAN 48 35 578 5 itt days of boxing, were discussing flos,co FULIoN _ 41 .540 75S "connived and conspired" to fix jollier M. Cute Circus Le • lace at Tropical Park April 17, the lamentable plight of small v. York 2, Cincinnati' I. Madi•taiville _.45 40 .529 9 and Florida Racing Commis- boxing clubs "Conditions Coming To Union City 4. L',1. i3OLItO __45 44 506 10 Ly are worse than at any time dur- Cairo 44 sion auspendcd trio pending Saturday, Aug. 2 is circus day ------42 .488 11V• ing the part decade; much American I.eaaue :11011 bearing. and the great James B. Cole Cir- city ____37 48 435 14 worse than in pre-war days,'' ' laud 3, Boston 1. (aarksville- ____315 207 30 • Shree years ago--Ann Curtis Nat prodialined. "Small elute cus with all its beauty and Chic:not 2. of Elan Fiemeisco bettered world splendor will erect its mammoth k- are closing all over the country xt Louis 3. Wa3IrniW,Itql 2. V FsTERDAY'S RESULTS 880-yard freestyle swim mark or running only occasional shows tents on the old fairgrounds, gullo•,; with 11:08.6 clocking. where they used to run weekly. Union City, Tenn. Fulton 6 Clarksville S. Five years ago—Dodgers in- It's due to lack of patronage Two Performances, afternoon American Associaatin I M.L.vticlil 8, Madisonville 7. creased lead over idle Cardinals and Lou many licenses being and evening at 2:30 and 8:15. n- a, Minneapolis Utultut City 9. Hopkinsville 3. to eight and one-half games, issued. During the war they The great James M. Cole Circus t Owviisboro 5-17, Ciiro 2-10. atlas Cubs 9-2. catered to industrial centers and is presented in three rings, a aukce 3. Ten Yeurs ago--Chicago Cubs now the factories are closed." ... steel arena and a gigantic hip- 6, St. Paul 4, TODAY'S GAMES The big show has • at New Turk Giants 5-3 and "Sure," the fast-talking Jones podrome track. Kansas City 11, Toledo 8. Clarksville at Fulton. agreed, "and you gotta consider comfortable seating fur 3,20 nereased National League lead Union City ut Hopkinsville. to four games. costa and the fact they're not persons. EN ery perforrnanc 3 Southern Association with spectacular page- Madisonville at Mayfield. developing new talent . . . .1 re- opens a Memphis 7-2, Mobile 1-10. Cairo at Oweaaboro. The marriage rate in the member when prelim boys got ant, Spangle Langwich is an Nashville 7, Atlanta 3. elaborate Mardi-Gras of beauty. United States. dropped sharply $2 for a four-rounder and any 1 Birmingham lu, Chattanooga Net output of goods in the in 1918, skyrocketed in 1920, boy that survived the first year This sewn the Cole Circus 411. I 2. United States in 1944 has been dropped again to a low point in was a finished fighter. He had features Baby Dorothy, the ' Little Rock 7, New OrltallS 3. estimated to be 27 times as large NIPPED AT Tillith--Howie Schultz, PhOadelphia Chili first at third 1922, recovered in 1923 and then to be good. There wasn't any youngest elephant ever import- baseman, is nipped , as it was in 1850 with only nine by Chicago Cubs third baseniao fluctuated in a narrow range uae getting your brains bashed ed into the United States and Peanuts Lowery in third inning at Wrigley Field. Chicago, TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE times as many workers and only for several years. out for two bucks." . . . .JeraeY Jimmy Cote, Jr., the youngest while trying to advance on Lee Handley's lithe d roller. Throw came fruits Cubs first buseniali Nat League Huston at six times as many man-hours, sighed: "Of course, there's no elephant trainer in the coon- Ed Waitkus. Umpire is Art Gore. Cubs won 5 to 4. Nsw York at Cm- comparison. The gag is what's try—only seven years old. Baby 42.: Philadelphia at rasa two bits? A buck with the taxes Dorothy is supported by a herd (I I'aYuO rtrooklyn at St. Louis. r7.---Jra--.1r=oira-air=Tr- taken 8 ••I ht and scud isis to out." of baby elephants. The Riding ond. trying alesocalt League Si. Louis at Lynch was out v.., iiington i ti lit I . Dut tons, the Educated Adam Whitey Lynch Singles hi Tenth bunt when he fouled the third Chicago at ONE-MINUTE SPORTS I it ittelnitio tninitt i : PAGE Dogs, the thrilling Townsend, one. Buck swung at the third Detroit at Shorty left his. Y.,:::: McWilliams, who and La Blondes, aerialists so- one for the Lis I Cleo,laitd at Boston. UNION CITY West Point to play football second out and last preme, the Astonishing Bedull To Win His Own Ball Game 6-5 and Hardeasile advanced on a FAIRGROUNDS season at Mississippi State, YES STARS om has Troupe of Teeterboard Acrobats, passed ball. Gray drew u walk ti:itim-s been attending R. 0, T. C. is slashing single down the Rhodes l'itclinr2, camp Flordelina—World's Greatest took Ferris' grounder to load the bases, but Propst re- , Hai ry Taylor. pod- at Fort Henning, Ga., this sum- Lady Tight Wire Artist. Tama third baSe line by Whitey Lynch and shot it to Gray to cut off it rs shut out. the Cardinals ONE DAY \. user. . observers say he in the bottom of the tenth with Kern at tired the .al whenh hit • --t look- Frank and his electrifying second, and Gray relay- to Rice at third who threw to 4-0 with t lure hits in the opened great during spring practice -whirl of Death", Frieda, the the bases loaded and two out ed the throw to Propst at er of the meantime three-game SAT AUG.--- " after a disappointing 1946 I drove Pete,Peterson home with first for Jeffries at first for the final its sea- largest performing elephant in the double kill. Gray out. series betas the National ton. He's the best shortstop in the winning run as the Fulton initiated the League pelotas._ contenders. the country, a parade of coral- third one in the The Colts put together three the minors, says Sam . . . . Ann cal clowns headed by Irvin Chicks defeated the Clarksville fifth by fielding Jeffries' roller Batting, thirty 'raylor, Dod- Mihelich, Bisbee, Aria., Colts last night at Fairfield to force singles and a double in the auftbaU Morning and his mule "Snafus Atchley at second; he eighth for three runs to tie the gers—drove in three runs with lls player who has a bid from the Park 8-5. threw to Propst at first in time a squeeze bunt ana triple and If Pa • and "Chuck" La Bird, the musi- score. Atchley led off by ground- 05.111•1101. All American Girls League, hit Lynch, who went the distance sa, cal clown—and a host of other hi get Jeffries. Lynch figured ing out, Buck to Propst. Jeffries scored the other the Dodgers CSUT .820 last for on the mound for the Chicks, the Conk , season and .700 21 circus thrillers. Us fourth double play when singled. Williams singled. Rice shut out the 4-0 DEERE games this year. matching Atchley's twirling per- he took Evans' JOHN Performances will begin ground ball in filed out to Seawright. Then Gill formance for the Colts, came sixth and threw it Southern Association The Enclosed Gear promptly at 2:30 and 8:15. The the to Rhodes connected for a double to score facort MINOR OPERATION through at the plate when the to get Gill at second; Rhodes, STANDINGS doors will upon one hour earlier chips were down. Jeffries and Williams. EVans MOWER Manager Zeke Samna took for he in turn, whipped it to Propat Team: W. K. Pet. to provide ample time After the Colts had tied the knocked Gill home with a sitigla only eleven Stamford players to long concert by the Cole Circus In time for Evans. The last Mobile 69 41 .627 Waterbury, Conti., count at five-all in the, eighth double and was out at second when 47 for a Colonial Band. . . The Great James M. killing came in the sev- Oassaway rolled one to New Orleans 66 .584 League game the other and neither caw had scored enth. Ferris hit one Rhodes 55 53 .509 night . • • Cole Circus comes to Union to Gray who Maud to Gray at second Atlanta Clean cutting at a lower cost per After using a spare catcher and in the ninth and Clarksville had Which he fielded and threw to Chattanooga 58 56 .500 acre ... plus light draft—these arc City from a long tour of many failed to tally in their half of for the force. outstanding adviiitt ages you'll an outfielder on the pitching states traveling via nearly 40 Rhodes ahead of Kern; Rhodes Nashville 53 45 .49s mcund, Stamford Was the tenth, Peterson led off for ahot the ball That waa all until Lynana 57 .491 really appreciate in the leading motorized units carrying 60 to Propst to com- Single in the tenth which scor- ig ha m 55 16-15 with two the last the Chicks with a single. Rhodes plete the play. Meniphia 47 61 .433 John Deere No. 4 Eneloaed-Cieu, out In trained and whit animals and ed Peterson. Horse•Drawn Mower. half of the ninth when Stain- flied out to Jeffenes at first for In the ninth Dusty Rhodes LitLe Ruck 40 '12 200 performers and working the first out and Seawright made The win gave the Chicks; a wee lime bias) duty inower—qualite• ford second baseman Art Via- people—one of the largest to robbed Kern of a sure single WORLD'S FINEST BIG SNOW built through and tbrough—with mote put up a over a the second out by lifting one far bit firmer hold on third place as loud beef play at Union City in many when he faded back and across both Madisonville Hopkins- British Set p enclosed 5ear3 fUlp 1115 i• out to Kern in left and decision at first . . . . Art boiler- field. Lis then short left field to make a back- automatic pima.; high, easy lift; years. The tents are all 100 pet. singled, his third vine, tinder them in leaeue In Junk Business ed TO long and loud that the urap for the night, handed 10 01 WONDERS sturdy, ties-piece aide; anal many flame-proofed. and Atchley, shooting for the catch of his Texas standings, lost last night. How- Ilanilsorg—The :latish mili- you want. for thumbed him out of the game— leaguer. other features See us corners, walked Hardcastie to ever, they dropped a half aanic tary goveimaint of Germany InGEB-111TIEI-GtANIE1-1118 flSJ complete information. and it was only then that Zeke Chronic diseases account for This is how they scored: further out of 1 discovered he didn't have an- load the bases. It looked bad first place as the has set up in the junk business one out of every 10 deaths In Buck the first man up for league leading Oilers took bath COO PEOPLE- Or•et•st Cone Willitusis Hartivats4. &thew player to replace Vito for the Chicks when Lynch took iii it big way. New York State. Fulton singled and Gray follow- ends of a doubleheader from 130 ARENIC STARS solldotlen Fulton ('Boton did some his place irt the katter's box. In an effort to wipe out sonic °out, , . . . Bonura with another safe blow to Cairo. 200 ANUAALS — Wond•re leer Phone 169 beefing himself when the orbit- He Is right up there in the. Kit- of the crippling cost of running Pho•e send him to second. Propat laid The Chicks ond the Colts meet , 510 DOUSLE Pr .1 Giant fOrfaited the gone to Wator- ty With his phohing, but like the zone—borne by the 13ritiah trs Hardy Real Estate down a perfect sacrifice to ad- again tonight in Fairfield at 81 PAENAGEKIE—A,000 Combined Ceram,, bury. most pitcher's his tat isn't a taxpayer—v. special disposals Menagerie, JOHN MBE PHONE 7531 vance both runners. Peterson o'clock for the second gains oft SEATS—NEW NA- Hip- thing of beauty and a joy tor- group is selling surplus stores podrome Wad , The Charlie Newton property then grounded out, Williams to three game series. TURES-4300,000 ' Sorrento, in southern Italy, la ever. His single that scored Pet- as Buck raced of both the British and German West. brimming on Depot street. A good invest- was a Jeffries, home boUt on cliffs 180 feet high. erson lovely sight, though, with a score. Rhodes flied out to BOX SCORE armies. CAPITAL INVESTED- over with issnis monis now bringing to 113540-00 to the Chick fans who had gath- $3,000.00 DAILY • per year. Williams at short to retire the Clarksville AB R PO A F v aliens and Won. ercd to welcome home their side. Jefferies lb ___5 1 1 12 0 0 Naiminmeomemmef' EXPENSE drous Surprises. 7 room house on 4th Street, team after a disasterous road furnace, new The Colts came back In the Williams es _A 1 1 4 0 1 basement, new trip. His teruntuates Met him two families. second inning to go ahead 2-1. Rice 9b 3 0 0 0 3 0 Hutton -Wroupet roof, arranged for coming back from first with Pomession of one apartment at Gill led off by flying out to Sea- Gill If 3 1 1 1 0 0 7 =MUT BAREBACK RIDERS Change hi Election Precincts congratulations that are usually wright in center field and Evans Evans cf 501200 IN THE WORLD once. reserved to greet a runner trot- room house and bath on followed with an out to Peter- Ciassaway 21 4 1 1 2 1 0 BEDELLS— WHIRLWIND tiro; from third after circling son in left field. Gassaway then Kern rf 2 1 1 2 1 0 1..rge lot. Possession with deed, the bases on a homerun, ACROBATIC CHAMPIONS 3.A will vote at the CITY MOTOR for $3750. Will finance, $1000 singled and Kein walked. Feyris Ferris c 4 0 2 8 2 I The F.ulton Chicks put to- singled to drive home Gassaway Atchley p 4 0 2 0 2 0, Whole Troupes of Clowns down, balance like rent. gether five double plays in the CO. on Something good in an apart- and send Kern to second. Atch- Lake St. game. The first one came In ley singled to score Kern, and Totals _35 5 10 29 15 2 20 Tins of Ikpliarajs ment house on Norman street the third inning when Rhodes with three nice apartments. Jeffries, ended the inning by Fulton RHPOA E WILD ANIMAL ACTS took Evans' fly ball and whipped flying out to Seawright. Buck 9b 5 1 1 2 0 4-A will vote at .the CASE IMPLE- Both gas and hot air heat. it to Gray at second to catch For sale or trade, 23 acres with The Chicks went ahead in the Gray 2b 3 0 1 4 5 0 look* st Now aid Startlig Whims Williams off boas. In the fourth fourth when Peterson, Propst lb 4 0 0 13 00 MENT concrete building on 4th St. a nice, modern house on Fulton- first up. Alisder Now WA Flow Proof hots allSon City highway. Possession drew a walk and then advanced Peterson rf 4 2 1 3 0 0 at once. MONIZMUllagg to second on a passed bull. Rhodes ss 5 1 1 4 7 0 You've got to hand it to TalusIndy DS* PS next to Legion Cabin. Ode es Mies . I M.ember Something good in business Rhodes hit safely to short and Seawright cf __4 2 0 6 0 1 modern shoe repair ma- 2.30 & 815 PM -WELL DRILLING Williams threw the ball away Lis c 4 0 3 0 0 0 building on 4th street for $3,750. chinery! It does the best 3 (Riceville) will vote at the Carl Sornetbina nice in new subur- -WELL REPAIRS over the first baseman's head Hardcastie if 4 0 2 0 0 0 Popular Prices ban home cue mile west on Union -WATER PUMPS as Peterson went to third. Sea- Lynch p 4 0 1 0 3 0 possible lob. Parton honte. City highway. Basement, fur- wright hit one to the short stop Hey Kids: Look: Cut nace, stoker, built-in cabinets, and was safe at first on a field- Totals _37 6 10 30 17 1 out er's choice. The throw was for Score by innings: this ad and present it at on 2 1-2 acres. Possession at • • , once. H' GRIGGS Peterson at home. Ferris drop- Clarksville 020 000 030 0 FORRESTER'S the circus ticket office Sat- Palestine will vote in the Palestine Fulton • I 0-room house on- large lot; Telephone ped the ball and Pete was safe 100 301 000 1 1199a with a run. Summary: 2BH— Gill. RBI-- urday afternoon with only Community House. i built-in cabinets, garage, 2 Union City Rhodes went to SHOE SHOP 'chicken houses. Close ill. For third on the play. Seawright Peterson, Lis 2. Hardcasile, 4.0 cents and you'll be ad- I $3750. Can be financed. nitwit Hallway then stole second and raced Lynch, Oill 2, Evans, Ferris, Stain St., Fulton, Ky. mitted to the Big Show. JUDGE HOMER ROBERTS j Watch these ads for new home behind Rhodes as Lis hit Atchley. SH--Propst, Lynch. DP wan. 113Ting3. safely. Lis was out at second —Rhodes to Gray, Rhodes to Jr=Ji=allfailrmilmr4r--Jr=.1. • trying to advance on the throw Gray to Propst. Gray to BUZ SAWYER RY ROY CRANE In. HardcasUe then singled and Propst, Lynch to -anodes to Lynch was out sacrificing him Propst. Gray to Rhod26 to Caw WELL, IT ALL a0E5 PACK TO IN toys win-i age NOT MARRIED, Eta* to second. Buck made the last Propst. BB—Lynch 4. Atchley 6. raw SUR TRUCK AND THE MOST WONDERFUL FINE vista itERE'S waiST'S ALL TWINKLE-EYED ma row. wostrA• out by grounding out, Williams SO—Atchley 6. ER oil —1..:,nolt Wee „or ONE OF THOSE True TROUSLE ACCiDENT. SAY, HOW'S EVERY. YarRE 'DUNG, Stir? ARE YOU MARR/ED?J A2. GAL YOU EVER FLY YOU CNER TO to Jeffries. 5, Atchley 5, WP—Alchley I. PH WIPPENED THINGS, BUZ. AFTER saw, iaRsr MY ISLAND, auz. TO `OUR TWO YEARS OF Fir:04TM IN LOVE? Th• Chic went still further —Ferris. LP—Atchley. %VP-- EYE, TkE JARS, I 60T OUT ahead in t e sixth when Sea- Lynch. LOB—Fulton to. Clarke- TittszSTY? OF TWE NiAVY A:40 WAb wright, first up, walked and went vile 6. SB—Seawrialte. Umpires ,ITaY A SEER TRUCK. fagge WELL THAT TRUCK SURE to third on Lis' single. Hard- —Stone and Funkhouser. Time ANAGE A MESS OF MN FACE, castle then hit safely to score 2:07. ANC, I — SUT LET'S NCyr TALK ABOUT IT. are thick shy, Take to the Road! And cash is DOlidi Bill fly But drive in here first for trouble; 1917, re•ItIffl ti a service job that'll assure 1131.01\DIE you a summer full of driv- ing pleasure. We're always 'U.. up your old bi•ls ... and start fresh It'll make yeu feel like e •ii. . N./goat YOU — • — IN your _ - :, — THII , ready to service You'll Wok bet,o: cn.: Co better . . . once you're out from under Me bed MOP? 4 - We - • - give you free rood maps— 'Phone and tell us how much you need. will ham Ma mow/ reedy by the, then send you breezin lime you gel hore. Y3u'll tate our prompt sonic* aed friendly, cenirimiti• may .. Wong! ef doing business. ...4 ii •. ii- .... 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CoPY NoT ALL MIX•IBLE jtrrlir Allesisiera-oisareggilla mitem,6,swesseasmeove ; Wednesday Evening, July 30, 194A Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Page Four School for Girls," "The Semin- Rork Spring News Execute _ ,/ Phipps School Jews At Fulton ary" and "Prof. r=.4 • Mtseellaneons "Backward Glances for Boys." Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown and ex- Sarah Welsh, an aunt of Mrs. were Sunday visitors WANTED: 3 rider to share adjoining, on daughter Tommie' s Ouida Jewell with a residence W. W. Morris, was a widow. Her Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Malibu Two penses on trip to California, By known as Lake in of Sep- what is now Select School for Girls was family. ADS leaving August 4. Return that unnamed. One day and CLASSIFIED A. Roper, Two votes! Yes, indeed, sterre-then the big brick residence adjoin- Mrs. Ruby Hardison and chil- Sergeants Are Hanged tember 1. Ciitact H. for Ful- salesman-known in old Ir--=1. r=lr-1--.11=--1r=4=1r=ir-zur=arzwr=i1=3 miles west was all that was needed a traveling ing Butts Grocery (the dren visited her mother, Mrs. Killing 1 -.L---11=Jr=im-- Roper's Grocery, 3 of the a drummer-sold was In Reprisal For • 190-4tp ton to have been a part those days as storei. Adjoining the school Nabors of Crutchfield Tuesday roR SALE: Boats-Motors-Ac- of Cayee. today! bill of goods. After Jew Terrorists line of --- District of Columbia Mr. Collins a a big two-story frame house afternoon. ' Of Three cessories-Gen.eral In 1812, when his purchalte, Mr. Col- dormitory. CLASSIFIED RATES and hardware. You see, back making which was used for a Miss Rachel Hardison spent July 30-(P)-Irgun 1 marine paints Britishers burn- said, "Well, address this to and ad- Jerusalem. and Mo, thozai mean old lins Girls from the country Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. a "communi- West Kentucky Boat No Meeting Place at Wash- Fulton, Ky." The Ful- Eva! Leumi Issued CLAIIIIIIIIIID A0III1 ed aur White House "J. A. Collins, joining towns boarded here. Veatch, two I/- tor Co., 1056-58 so. Wilford citizens "You forgot to Ella que" today asserting that Leas than 25 words: re- ington, a group of angry i:tleman replied, ton girls attending the school Mrs. Georgia Moore spent a it kid- 50e St., Mayfield, Ky. Motor May Cancel Talk that street address." British sergeants whom lit insertion me- got together and agreed give me your usually lived in their own few days this week with Mrs. hanged word Ile pairs by factory trained United turned, looked out naped July 12 had been and insertion, Ex- the c pit al of these Mr. Collins homes. Nora Copelen. Natanya in additional insert., word le chanics, West Kentucky By'Klan's Dragon - ut the big mud pud- in a forest near Each House. State., should be elsewhere the window Because of ill health, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alive Snow visit- execution of words or more: clusive Marine Supply Knoxville, Tenn., July 30-UP) from -frogs were jump- reprisal for the 25 186-6tp some place farther away dle, where bull Web h closed her school some 60 ed awhile with Mn. and Mrs. at Acre lit insertion, word of a meeting place may the pets- out of the water three Irgun members word 2c -Lack the co.ist. So what was ing in . nd years ago. Pat Snow. and insertion, ------of an ad- neighbor, road. Mr. Collins Prison yesterday. insert., word la FOR SALE: Lot on Park Avenue cause postponement pt t 's choice? Our that was the In those days "The Seminary" Sandra Hale and Pay Jackson Each additional scheduled here tonight by and said, "Lake Shortly after the "communi- between 3rd and 4th with extra dress Columhas. Kentucky! turned again was a very popular school. It visited Martha Kay Copelen Aviv, Green of Atlanta, name stuck. que" was issued from Tel CARD Or THANKS! lot joining on rear. Price Dr. Samuel didn't agtee; so street." The frame building, large the Ku Weil, come was was a two-story Friday. a police source there rent/Med Charge 50c both lots. E. L. Cooke. Oa., Grand Dragon ot a vote-Wash- This old Collins building Smith's Cafe. It in this community Minimum $800 for to J A. they put it to near the' located near Several that the bodies of the two aoldi-' Word Sc 187-4tp. Klux Klan. according Here we later moved to a spot was never rebuilt. the sick list this Each Society ii"ton or Columbus. stands, burned and have been on had been :found. Lynch, a member of the you, just by viaduct, where it now at this writers canta- I.:Smart out, mind ! Prof. Phipps School for Boys week, but are better Official government Names. OSITUARY3 WATERMELONS and of Southern Traditions. next to Ford Liquor Store. t v.a) votes. was a low one-story brick ing. were not immediately Minimum Charge El loupes. Joe Todd Fruit Stand, Lynch told the Knoxville people Other familiar streets in Ful-; and Don- however, 190-6tp of a So, if only two more the building located on Norman Mrs. Martha Brown confirm that the serge- Each Word Sc West State Line. Journal last night that we we would ion derived their names in this week able to the had voted our wry, street, now the site of Mrs. F. R. na spent a few days Martin and theater had been refused District following manner: Vic. &al- ants-Clifford NATIONAL DIS• SALE: Modern 3-room have been part of the residence. Prof. Phipps' with her mother, Mrs. been slain. LOCAL AND FOR Knoxville chapter of the awiely, street was named after! Hillman's Nervin Paice-had RATES l2 block of today. Can you Carr was very PLAY ADVERTISING brick veneer home, Manager of Columbia West I was a large man. He lins. issuing its "communique", Oil and stated that City Ben Carr, on whose farm Allen Cooper In ON REQUEST and high school. imagine that? and always wore a Mr. and Mrs. also disclosed SLIIIMITTED grade L. Morrison had sad was built. dignified Irgun Zval Lewitt furnace, in-laid lino- Robert By the way, have you ever Fulton -pipe hat, and a spent Wednesday with Herman an appeal floor a building in a city park gained it.c shiny stove that it had received AAAAA 3 glassed-in that how Fultan's Norman street with its and boys. •UIENCRIPTION leum, cabinets, the meeting thought about "Prince Albert" coat, Elliott for clemency for Palce's father, basement. could be used for named? The name name in honor of the Norman carried Fannie Nugent vent By carrier delivery in 1Ptd- porch, incomplete by city streets were long tails. He Invariably Mrs. but said it had been ignored be- only. only through appr,val Fulton's oldest family whose farm was once' with Mr. and Mrs. James ton, South Fulton, High- Shown by appointment of Lake street, a gold headed cane. Friday cause it should have been di- L. Ouill, council. about in this man- liacated where East Fulton is I Veatch and family. lands and Rietiville-13c FHA approved. B. street. came Prof. Phipps was a bachelor, rected "to those who refused 1332-W. 190-3tp now built. Mr. and Mrs. Elmoore Copelen, executed 5170'S 5170'S $1.50 three Phone net: with Mary Mont to the 1 week, 55c month, was in love clemency" a small store. Cedar street got it name form I but Kay, Sandra Hale and months, $2.50 six months, Livestock Market J. A. Collins had a young widow. One day Martha Irgunists. FOR SALE: One 1146 Super De- a big cedar tree, which stood at Ayers, Nora Copelen spent Sun- • $4.50 year. By mail in Ful- 30-67')-(U. passing her-being the Mrs. do anything about Luxe Ford Tudor. Perfect Cincinnati, July corner of what is now State while with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. "We cannot ton, Hickman, Carlisle, -Salable hogs the gentleman that he was day the elder Pelee condition. Leroy Cannon at S. Dept. Agr Line and Cedar. perfect it," Irgun said Ballard and Graves coun- steady, good pulled off his high-top hat. Green. Armour Creameries. 190-2tp 1200, early trade And Eddings street-after -he had been told. ties, Ky.; Obion and Weak- barrows and gilts a made an elaborate bow and and choice Bruce Eddings, at one time on his face-much to the 1W6grff ley counties, Tenn.-21.25 -foot Philco house- 140-160 lbs watching her as he passed. flat as 125,000 FOR SALE: 9 160-250 lbs 28.50; prosperous Fulton merch- kept his students. At times as many months, $2.50 six at new price, 27.50; 275-300 very where he was go- amusement of Mecca In three hold refrigerator and 250-275 lbs Not noticing closed about 65 Moslems have visited $4.00 year. Else- Refrigera- lbs 24.75; 350- ant. stepped into one of Lake This school months, 8330. Commercial lbs, 2650: 300-350 Some schools of yesterday ing, he a year. in United States 774. 190-2tp 15.50-21.00; big mud puddles and fell years ago. where tion Phone 400 lbs 24.25; sows were the "Sarah Welsh Select street's $6.00 per year. up; stags 15.00 down. sale. Burnett bulk 18.50 PEACHES for Cattle 700; calves 400; limited 5. 190-4tp spot- Service Jones, Route offering good and choice • ted cattle all classes fully steady, for SEE ME for concentrated DDT.• Notice otherwise slow, weak prices common and medium grassers Also spraying homes. Phone be renewed Driver's license can load choice around 1675 lb steers 599. M. C. Nall, 202 Third office. at City Clerk's 30.50; good and choice 900 lb street, Fulton, Ky. 187-25tc 185-6tp lb mixed pearl- • steers and 850 27.00-28.00; few medium FOR ELECTRICAL work call AUTO az FIRE Insurance. P. R. lines good, 22.50-25.00; common Chip Roberts at Smith's cafe. Binford, Phone 307, Fulton, and medium grassers draggy. Phone 172-J. 177.tfc Ky. 171-30tp and 16.50-21.00 or generally 50 lower FOR PROMPT and courteous PUBLIC SALE to be held Friday. for week to date; few beef COWE service call Norman's Taxi, August 1, at 508 Walnut 18.00-20.00; mostly common and Phone 266. 172-tfc Street, beginning at 1:00 p. m. medium grades 13.50-16 00; can- Entire household and kitchen ners and cutters 13.50 down to efficient photo FOR prompt and furniture. Sara Owen. Charles 8.00; mostly 11.50 up; top bulls your film to finishing bring Burrow. Auctioneer. 189-3tp bulk offering cutter corn- Shop In the 18.00; a the Owl Photo .non and low medium dairy Store. 136-tic Owl Drug • For Rent breeds 13.00-16.50; vealers 1.00 a at 25 00 down; few stock i MACHINES, Type- Small office space lower ADDING FOR RENT: steer calves and light stock , DEMOCRATIC and Cash Registers floor. Call 66$ 190-2tp writers on first steers .20.00-23.00. FOR brought-sold, repaired. Of- CANDIDATE Apartment in Cav- demand depend-. fice supplies. Fulton Office FOR RENT: Sheep 1,000; GENERAL building; one house on and choice lambs. I ATTORNEY Supply Company, Phone 85. ender able for good tic McDowell. Call 1081-R-2. supply meager, fully steady, Bullitt County, Ken- 189-3tp early • top 24.50; choice quotable ' Born in 13 APPLIANCES, Wiring, Radio Re- to 25.50; slow, narrow inquiry June14, 1895, about five ft RENT: 3-room unfurnish- tacky, pairing and Sport Goods. City FOR other grades at easier price; FINISH ft Shepherdsville ed apartment. Upstairs. Oat good miles north of COLOR Company, 205 Com- common to •low Electric hot water. chiefly attended Tee/aft automatic mercial, Phone 401. ttc heat, lambs; bucks included 19.e0- at Brooks Station; a Built-in cabinet s. Phone 23.00; slaughter ewes steady 7.50 county graded school and Louis- Letters, 246-W. 112 Oak St. 188-Ste MIMEOGRAPHING: down; few yearlings breeding School at • FURNITURE .! e cards, program. etc. Mary ville Tra:ning High •WOODWORK the first-one 3- ewes 23.00. for WALLS a Clinton 2651. FOR RENT gradu- Burton, phone to nice Beechmont, Kentucky; ii Gift Shop. room apartment . Mother Burton's Station, from University of Louis- home! This DeLuze tic couple. Star Service Wall Street Report ated Now you can Plicote in the E. State Line. Phone 1345. ville in 1917 with Law degree; -Ste York, July 30-Ufa-Lead- is truly marvelous. Developed by STINNETT AND TOON. Paper- 187 New Training color finish ing stocks made a feeble effort enlisted in Officers hanging and painting. Call large producers ... just re- Help Wanted at a comeback today, after the School, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, one of America's 1028-J or 947-M. 182-24tp• market relapse in more man sharpest July 1917; served for duration post-war consumer use. • WAITRESSES and counter than three months although leased for 188-tfc War I, • For Sale wanted. Smith's Cafe. there were enough offerings to as lieutenant in World pivotals in losing 1919; married Myr- OUR GOLDEN FLAME peaches keep many discharged in withstands repeat(' 0. INgTRIJCTIONS Plicote Color Finish are now ripe. Yellow free- ground. tle Childers of Brooks Station, peach appreciably not stone, better canning DIESEL POWER Dealings slowed 2, 1917; scrubbing .. . and hardest usage._Will bu. and Kentucky, on August than Elberta. $2.50 per Instruction Male. Mechanical- after an active opening prevailed four children; Mrs. C. L. peel from ordinary wear. Re- Bring containers. Dukedom ly inclined trim get free facts narrow irregularity : has chip, crack or orchard-Turn east for 34 about opportunities and train- near midday. Troutwine, Mrs. Robert Stone, water, heat,- fruit juices, stains. first road north of Duke- big new area were sists boiling mile ing plan covering In the resistant A. E. Funk, Jr., and Mrs. 0. J. dom. G. E. Williamson. of DIESEL ENGINES for Chrysler, General Motors. Sears scratches and abrasions. Its field . farmed after dis- alcohol, burns, 188-late trucks, tractors, locomotives, Roebuck. Douglas Aircraft, Boe- Gonnelia; plants, ships, etc. We Oil (NJ I, Wesson ' from Army until 1923; mirror-like finish and attractive colors Water heaters-30, power ing, Standard charge high, ELECTRIC train you in your spare time. (on a pleasing year-end dis- Shep- 40, 52, 80 and 140 gal. Well 011 began practice of law in and Kitchens. Write for details giving age bursement), Dow Chemical and; are ideal for Bathrooms pumps and stokers. J. E. in 1923, in and present occupation. Utili- Electric. herdsville, Kentucky, Campbell, Plumber, Phone General ties Diesel Training, care of were Office of Judge C. P. Bradbury; 1037. 188-3tp Occasional stumblers Fulton Daily Leader. 188-2tp Ward, J. office and Godyear, Montgomery later opened own Colors 4 •. FOR SALE: One pair German American Telephone, 18 Beautiful tem I. Case. practiced privately until elected Power 7-X-50. Al-• Wanted to Rent Kennecott, Westing- field glasses. Anaconda, hours.. rid Du Pont, Allied Chemi- County Attorney of Bullitt Dries in four to six most new. See Leroy Elliott, APARTMENT WANTED: Man. house, On 5 o'- School cal, Union Carbide, Southern County in 1929; served as 198 Bates Street, after wife, three children. Norfolk or 129. Railway, Union Pacific, 1930 to clock. 188-3tp teacher. Phone 1300 County Attorney from 190-3tc & Western and Pennsylvania 1934, after which formed part- VENETIAN BLINDS-For free Railroad. Bonds were mixed and cotton nership with Hon. C. M. C. Por- estimates call Yewell Harri- The dippers of power shovels of aluzninum. futures lower. law offices located in son, 1049. 179-tic I are often made ter with Shepherdsville. Kentucky, with firm name of Funk & Porter until 1936 when he was appointed Assistant Attorney General by Hon. B. M. Vincent; reap- pointed Assistant Attorney Gen- eral by Hon. Hubert Meredith in finish and attractive colors 1937 and 1940; assigned to De- It's high, mirror.like and Kitchens. partment of Highways; was arc ideal for Bathrooms Democratic nominee for Attor- ney General in 1943 and was narrowly defeated by a few hun- dred votes. Established a law Electric & Furniture Company and Fulton firm in Frankfort In 1944 1'1 • Hill Fulton, Kentuck‘ Is now practicing law there as 31 )-323 4.alnlit Street the senior partner In the firm of Funk. Chancellor and Dar- nell; has been active in Demo- cratic polities since about 16 of Me- I years of age; member , thodi,t Church, Masonic 1.odge and Elks, American Legion, Ken• AWOL American Bar Association, PACTORIIII lucky liar Association, and ad - IN Till HOME HOSPITALS OFFICES Maintenance crews and Plkote corridors, dressing practice in all State rkl.use results, especially in Plicote Brilliant White m:lted to Finish is ideal. Sparkling superintendents hail Plicote rooms, benchwork quarters. ataihrooms. Kitchens and etc.... for better em and Federal Courts and Supreme Sparkling ap- beauty and mirror smooth- Color Finish for economy of on Furniture. heavy application and upkeep. morale sad easy United States. pearance, case to clean. ness. Withstands Court of the scrubbing. it Adv. IOTTtW UP10111 AUMOWIllt Of TM COCA-COLA COMPANY Political Inc. dbn FULTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY,

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