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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. e -. lititsirefzew, .0.111r* IWPW.2 SAWIT.PP6"139°"''''' - - s ,--werowarteligivOr 1 me Three d Tilghman sally sellouts re even. The Weather X set a re- FORECAST: KFJUTOr'cY PRES or the 220. Kentucky—Generally fair and Xavier R80- eentInutd warm and humid to- 170 1ATION ke the .ore- night and Saturday. • that event 71111(ton Dailtv minute and robtr ame school Volume XLVIII Associated Press Leased resting, June 6, 1947 Five Centpy No. 145 mark with • _ Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Fri( 3 4 seconds. power lines Fatally Hurt U. B. REA- I through Mrs. 011ie K r Courier-Journal Supports ected to rc- 4 ' freight of one of ma- a glass In Truck-Auto reek Thursday hospital for cuts on the head - Mrs. 011ie Kaler, 60, 503 W For Governor; , and arm, and W 3S discharged. Waterfield g of State Line, was Injured fatall °Nen- Mrs. R. L. Roland, 109 Oak in a tru darkly yesterday afternoon street, Fulton, was unconscious -- automobile collision on High 1 when taken to the hospital, and By ERL SENSING way 45 near Pryorsburg. Grave is in a serious condition i still Campaign Opens June 14 county. Mr. Kaler end two other A there, it was reported in May- B. 1 he shrill call of the battle ladies in the Killers' car n field this morning. Mrs. W. Lancaster, the other passenger umpet, calling men to their were injured. death. is silent today; the rat- ' in the Mater automobile, re- Four-H Champions tang drums of war, beating out The K:ler automobile was t ceivesi less rerious scratches and (:::::;,_,1 :t113?aelc;:d In the accident. the doom of mankind, no longer fifth sehicte in a funeral pro 1 bruises I The truck was driven by Picks Waterfield, sound. Uniforms, touched with ce..sioti accompanying the gay, shining bits of ribbon, are Clarcnce Draper, employe of the J. W. Johnston gathering dust. Souvenirs have Of Mrs 1ro Miller Dairy Products Ccmpany, t:ttIPAIGN PLANS LAID It their fascination. Marching Marfield to Beulah cemetery II i Paducah. It w's returning to - It et that once strode across the Obion county for burial Wit Petit:cub frcm Fulton, and car The Louisville Courier-Journ- Draper lace of the earth in cadence net -es ssld the nor hboun 'I-led empty beer cases. al, Kentucky's leading news- Patrolman have skipped a step and now truck in meeting the funeral told State Highway paper. in an editorial today an- he tried to cut aalk the peaceful paths of the proce, stun swerved acruss t Charles Stovall nounced its support of Harry procession world. Memories are all that highway NICi into the path through the funeral Lee Waterfield for the Demo- a side road after the ierriain. —In some cases, all the Kaler err to avoid hittln and into cratic nomination for Governor his half of the /that remains is blessed forget- a coupe. ttlso northbound, which coupe blocked of Kentucky in the August 2 highway. No charges had been !shifts stopped suddenly. primary election. 1 filed agninkt him today. publisher of Mr. Waterfield, There 13 a glistening stretch Mrs. Kaler was taken to th Mrs. Rols.nd is the mother of the Fulton Daily Leader and of sand along the vonst of Nor- Fuller-Oillitun Hospital in May Mrs. William R. Johnston. Ful- the Hickman County Gazette at mandy. It is quiet and peaceful. field by a Murphy embulanc ton. The late Mrs. J. W. John- Clinton. legmeaker of the state '\%ati the waves breaking softly from Martin, Tenn. She die ston wa.: the mother of W. R. House of Representatives. He Is ond gently upon the beach. shortly after arrival there. S Johnston. one of three announced candi- Children play In the\ sand by suffered a fracture of the neck, Mr. Kaler is a rural mail dates in the Democratic race. day in the bright sunlight, and and leg. In addition to other its carrier working out of the Ful- The Waterfield campaign 1 lovers walk there, arm in ann, juuriers.. ton post office. He and his wife opens officially next Saturday. by night in the light of a pale Kaler was treated at ;he had made their home in FUliqil June 14. at Murray. A barbecue from the top --.' :ince their marriage 22 years will be held at the city park, moon. A bird sings OZCIL BURNETT EVELYN HAMMOND of a pruned tree at the edge of ago. followed by the candidate's produced the state 4-H club dairy cham- the sand, and, further inland, a Funenal services for Mrs. Western Kentucky opening speech in the court Power System couMy. This is his ninth year peasant, wearing wooden shoes, Kaler will be held at 2:30 o'ntock pion—Cecil Burnett. Fulton square there. Everyone inter- plows his tiny, hedged-In field. . VA 'tomorrow afternoon at the dairying, and his profits total $2,029.36 He owns a herd of ested in the candidacy of the The apple orchards are laden A littlo French girl plays in the sands of Omaha Beach where First Baptist church here. The le mows and heifers. Evelyn Hammond of Oldham county, is First District Democrat la in- Stgns with T Ed Bradley, with little apples. United States infantrymen stormed ashore In the D-Day in- pastor, the Rev. Sam the elate winner in the 4-H room improvement project. She vited to be present. will officiate. Burial will be In 1 vasion of Normandy June 6, 1944. In background is part of an wicked on her room for two years. doing it all over. She re- A motorcade of Waterfield It could not be that there, Weakley County Users -the' Walnut Grove cemetery county artificial harbor moor which was blown ashore by a storm early papered and refinished the floors, made a closet larger, and supporters from Fulton three years ago today, men from Offered Greater. with Winsett Funeral Home, will bat organized to attend the came storm- in the invasion. ServiaM Installed equipment. far across the sea By 1)ietributing Systems Martin, in charge. The body will opening rally. Maxwell McDade ing ashore at the breaking of remain atsthe funeral.horre un- will be in charge, and those wlao dawn—beating at the outer Dresden—The Weakley coun- til the services. can make the trip, and who can ramparts of hell. Is it possible! ty Municipal Electric System Mrs. Kaler was born in Henry Fulton Lions furnish transportation for oth- out , Church Plans Murray Ledger that the blood has washed U. S. Prepares has signed an electric*? de- county, Tenn., and was a mem- ers, are urged to contact him of the sand so soon? Can it be velopment contract with. the ber of the First Baptist church,' as soon as possible. true that there where the bird Children's Day Tennessee Valley Authority, • rulton. Her only daughter, Mar- ! Elect Today Following is the Courier- is tinging in the pruned tree, "Strong" Note Superintendent H. T. Branch an- tha Sue, died at the av;e of 18 ; "Best Weekly" Journal's editorial in support the limbs have grown out from nounced this week. months. In addition to Mr. I of Mr. Waterfield's candidacy: trunk' Where Officers Are Chosen cannon-shattered First Church of Nazarene 1Kaler, she leaves two sisters. I All The Courier-Journal urges are the streaks of red that stab- To Special Services To Be .. The contract makes a wide Mrs. Pearl Dammons and Mrs. I Unanimously; Three Win In Kentucky Kentucky Democrats to support sky, and where is the Russians variety of service available to W. E. Black, Fulton, five broth- , bed the Directed By Children 1 100 Pct. Attendance Pins . Harry Lee Waterfield for the pall of smoke that blackened the the system and its customes. ,ers: Smith Hastings and 0. C. i Award Made nomination for Governor on blue of heaven? And, 0 Lord. Protests Reds' Hastings of Fulton, and Lon of the 'Fulton The traditional Children's I Included on the staff are ape- New officers August 2. We believe there is what is this screaming silence Hastings. Will Hastings and Sam ! elected unani- that Mr. Day will be observed by the i I II t • availablen It from Lions Club were At State Press good evidence to prove q that has :Alen upon the beach Illegal Action Hastings, of McConnell, Tim., the regular meeting and First Church of the Na ren Weakley system custo- mously at Waterfield, if nominated where once men went deaf lis- j county div1-*several nieces, nephews And j.i.oday. _ _ . .._ ...... an hi SundaY. -June 8. Jikalir ri OzItticrat charge. The Annual Meeting elected, would give the State toning- to tho--tiastrulscaroii—aLl thip.gary,Coup cousins, in Fulton. Holland succeeds Charles pro- services will be under leader- I don operates in cooperation i W. L. unusually capable, honest, doom', Active pall bearers -kill be ft.. president for the ship of the children. dealers.and suppliers. Gregory as OTHER PRIZES GIVEN gressive administration. MAY GO TO U. N. 'with Crocker, j. W. Johnston, D. year. Serving with June 1944, all the strength j C. T. next club We have made a choice only On 6 The Sunday School, openingi Boaz, Aubrey Morris, Bernie' him Vernon Owen. Ward power, all the art and skill Washington, June S--AM— The Weakley county dlstrl- will be Cumberlaild. Ky • June 6--14')— after very careful analysis of •and at 9:45. will Include a devotion- Morris and Jeter Bowan. Honor- I Johnson and Howard Edwards, Water- America prossessed were With President Truman's ap- buting system is tile property of With the Murray Ledger and the public record of Mr. that al by the children before the pall bearers will be mem— first, second and third vice- oppon- hurled at our enemy. No push proval the State Department Weakley county. TVA furnishes ary designated "the best all- field and of his principal classes assemble for the regular hers of the Ruth Allen Sunday . presidents; Russell Pitchford, Times Both buttons were used. Mortal men' , has .1.:afted a hotly worded note the power at wholesale rates, for 1947" in ent, Earle C. Clements. study period. School class. secretary; Frank Beadles, trea- , round newspaper hands and feet of flesh to Russia, accusing the Soviets and it is retailed to the custo- weekly men have excellent legislative with surer; Maxwell McDade. Lion 1 the Kentucky field. bone waded the water and of illegal interference in Hun- The Children's Day service. niers. . of experience. Both have shown in- and tamer: William Scott, tail- 1 newspaper men and women crawled upon the sand. Many gary affairs. The note threatens beginning at 10:45. will include, , , telligence and leadership above ; and Bill Browning and ! the state scheduled a business fell, never to rise red • an appeal to the United Nations. recitation and a dialogue! Durbin To File 1 the ordinary level of politics again, songs, Are Held Dr. R. V. Putnam, members of I session here today at the 78th in the white sea foam.. This was learned from Ameri- for a Services For Ra I Both command large followings blossoms 1 entitled "Waiting Doctor."' the board of directors. j mid-summer meeting of the Others, and still others, poured can diplomatic officials who latter the thought ilroad Post on the basis of proven ability. The presents For Laborn Burton 1 Lions Pitchford, A. R. Step- ! Kentucky Press Association ashore—up by the side of the j said that the note is one thing missions. An of- . Compares Records of children and hens and J. E. Hannephin were tree trunk, into the the President presumably had re- Paul Durbin, Fulton attorney,: The K. P. A. meeting continues The records of the two men shattered fering for missions will be Louis MO. Presented pins today in recog- hedged-In field of the peas- In when he asserted yes- In St. , told the Leader today that he • through tomorrow Kentucky run closely parallel through the tiny, mind celved. ninon of their perfect atten- under the little apples in States will withdraw from the race for members of the Associated Press 1942 and 1944 sessions of the ant, terday that the United There will be no preaching Laborn Burton died at his dance from September, 1948 to orchards. They come back nomination as State Represen_ will hold a business meeting legislature. There is no direct the would not stand idly by in Hun- services. home in St. Louis, Mo., Wednes- April, 1947. Mr. Stephens hat more to Tennessee, Kansas, said to tative from Fulton county to this afternoon. comparison beyond that date. no gary. The note was day. May 28. and was buried in completed his tenth year of Maine and Kentucky enter his name as a candidate since Mr. Clements moved on to California, make these four principal St. Louis last Saturday. He was perfect attendance. The first place trophy given to the land of their be- for First District Railroad Corn- Washington as Congressman —back points: Graves Court a former resident of Fulton. at Paul Weatpheling, Fulton to the Murray paper, published homes, back to the arms of missioner. He left Fulton today from the Second District, while loved one time owning what is now County News publisher, present- by W. P. Williams was a silver loved ones. Life ended I. Directly charges Soviet au- for Frankfort to file for the Mr. Waterfield remained to serve their Browder Milling Company. ed the program today, showing tray awarded by the Lexington that day for them. They fell thorities in Hungary with par- railroad post and to withdraw as Speaker of the House at pmuarenhyssehdanwdtd-mleadseerviaorgtiwclietsh Herald-rLeofardtherLe. Johnt in 1946. only that still others could come ticipation in the ousting of Slashes Funds Mr. Burton is survived by two his candidacy for representative, Frankfort the and James voting of the behind them to fall and die up- Premier Ferenc Nagy and other children. Myron Burton of St. Harvey Pewitt. well-known On the record Army in Italy. C. Williams General manager. in the legislature, on the sand and in the grasses cabinet officers—the move by Library Appropriation Louis and Mrs. Evelyn Schindler Fulton county farmer, is expect- two gentlemen one really —to kill and to kill and to kill. which pro-Soviets began to Chicago. His wife preceded ed to file for State representa- The Province Journal-Enter- we can find only Dropped, Other Economy of is- Slowly they won the sand, and I take over the government--and death five years ago. titre from this county. prise, edited by J. Lamarr Brad- significant divergence. The of •the tree, and the hedged-in asserts this is a serious inter- Cuts Made Over Protest hiin_ in R. N. Davis' ley, won second place. Third sue came on the long battle apple orchard. How ference in the affairs of Hun- Kentucky Utilities against pub- field, and the Mayfield—Graves county fis- - place went to George A. Hop- there is his- gary. lic power. The first engagement they went on from voted major kin's Somerset Commonwealth pausing in the cal court yesterday • 1 occurred in 1942 when the T. V. tory—how, after 2. Charges the Soviets with the county's hudg,et I H---1 • Dies Sudden' while honorable mention we,it traps of the hedges, cuts in A. Enabling Act was proposed. silent death breaking the terms of the Yalta despite a protest meeting ,,t to the Somerset Journal and the day broke out under a Mr. Clements aligned himself they one agreement respecting great pow- homemakers and children °ye' L C. Conductor's Death Lyon County Herald. Eddyville came down to join the , with the utility interests by • sky that er protection and development reduction of the public library and raced into the heart- ex- Occurred This Afternoon For the best front page, the proposing an amendment to this earth, of political independence In fund. land of our enemy. enemy small nations. e While At Work At Lowes Princeton Leader, edited by' bill which even a political ally, Only the county road and M Pedley. received the ; Senator E. C. Moore. declared D Day. men caned it. 3. Proposes a Joint American- Gracean bridge fund was increased. from Word was received this after- Louisville Courier-Journal's would "prevent T. V. A. from This is not a chronicle of that Soviet-British investigation of 9411 000 to 957.651. noon at press time that Robert The "best news story" seeing the light of day in Ken- day, nor of the days that came the Huntrarian situation. trophy. The court eliminated the $2.- Newton Davis, Highlands, an award went to the Dawson tucky." When this amendment after it. This is three years later. 4. Warns that unless satisfac- 0)0 appropriation for the Graws Illinois Central railroad con- Springs Progress as a result of was killed and public sentiment This is only to say we have not tion Is forthcoming, beginning couoty library. ductor. dred suddenly today Its "survey reveals few people became apparent. Clements vot- forgotten. with the reply from the Soviet r.i shortly after noon while at work know how to report a fire." The ed for the Enabling Act. Union, the United States may tither economy moves, tile court halved the salary of the at Lowes. Ky. Frogress' name also was increas- In 1944, however. he returnel take the case to the United Na- two secretary to the county a'.tor- Mr. Davis is survived by ed on the Cecil Williams to the fray as champion of Ken- Bids On Judiciary tions. Paul neya, halved the appropriation sons. Robert Lewis and memorial trophy for winning tucky Utilities. The Moss Bill On the latter point, it has Bessie Reviewed for repairs to court house pro- Dean: seven daughters. first place in the best editorial was introduced, for the purpose Building not yet been decided at the Davis and Peggy perty to 81.000, abolished the Arnold, Marion pate contest. IJ of crippling the distribution of state department whether it Mrs. James Capital position of commissioner of the Davis of Fulton, ! cheap T. V. A. power in Ken- In State would be better to appeal to the W. Va., Roscoe I. Downs. editor of the county poor farm, reduced by Morris of Charleston. tucky. Clements voted against Security Council or the U. N. Murray. Clarion. Hawesville, re- Frankfort, Ky., June 7—(.P)-- almost 50 per cent the salary-of Mrs. Emil Meeker of Hancock two minor amendments by Sena- General Assembly. The council of Muscogee. peated his 1948 accomplishment Bids on preliminary work for the the clerk of the juvenile court, Mrs. Louis Bennett tor Moss, designed to satily ob- is In session at frequent inter- Reginald Koeski the Enoch Grchan new state judiciary budding here whacked $207 off fund: for . and Mrs. by winning jections to the bill. He then tot- vals but Russia has a veto there. memorial plaque for his edi- today were subject to review by farm extension work, and did of Oakland. Calif. ! lowed with three negative votes The assembly does not meet un- him in death Plucking the state officials. away with over half the •!en- His wife ,receded torial entitled I on amendments offered by Sena- til September in New Yosk. In 1943. a d his son, Charles Stars From Slabtown " Editor J. bid of 6107,7(i.) for exca- eral fund, leaving the ?atter at tor Carroll which sought to nulli- Low Daa ts. ft. '..as accidentally kilt- T. Wilson of the Cynthiana Log work was submitted yes- $3,002. fy the effects of the Moss Bill vation ed by an automobile on Feb- Cabin won the first place award cycle terday by Harry 0. Wyse, Lex- entirely. He completed the ruary 11, this year, while cross- in the best religious editorial was ington. The bid also covers Brazilian Speaks by voting for the bill, which R. A. Rhodes Dies ing the street on the overhead contest. , killed in committee in the grading and sewer installation. bridge on West State Line. Four others bid on the project. At S. F. Baptist place for the House. Funeral arrangements have Downs won first Interests The 1946 state legislature ap- At Louisville best series of 10 or more edi- t Fought Special Saturday not yet been made, but tha Waterfield, in the mean- propriated 600.000 for the build- Church torials on "Kentucky on the Mr. servtees will be held at Mann- body is being returned to Ful- while, was making a consistent ing to house the state court of Satur- March." connected with activi- The Rev. David Gomes. stu- ing Chapel in Louisville ton this afternoon. ' record in favor of the public in- 'appeals and the attorney gener- Alexander ties of the Committee for Ken- dent at Southwestern Seminary, day for Bernard terest in these matters and al's staff. who died at tucky. Fort Worth. Texas. and a native Rhodes, LouisvIlle, Leader Conga etulates against the special interest of of Brazil, will be the speaker in his home there Wednesday Macs Bill bob- ' EXTENDED FORECAST: Mr. and Mrs. John Owen, Nin” prizes or certificates were j K. U. When the the evangelistic service Satur- night. He was 56. 4itolk:a again in the 1946 session of Arlington. on the birth of a awarded for excellence in ad- bed up Kentucky and Tennessee:— day night at 7:45 at the South He leaves two sons. Arthur, passed the Senate with the Jr., of nine pound 12 Mince girl this vertising production. The Daw- and WThrough Wednesday) —Tens- Fulton Baptist church. Louisville, and Bernard, cf leading political al- Rhodes, Irf morning at the Fulton hospital. son Springs Progress won first support peratur. for the period will aver- This is expected to be one of Chicago; a brother. John of Mr. Clements, its 1; two place in the full-page contest lies 3 to 6 degrees above normal, the outstanding Saturday night Dukedom. Tenn. Route Lee S. Loomis, 24. who came to Watertown. N. . iron] Long course was stopped in the House age Horn. Chi- Mr. and Mrs. George Byers, with the Princeton Leader and j little trend. Scattered show- services o fthe year. The public sisters, Mrs. Minnie "surprise" his wife, is somewhat "surprised" exertion of strong Waterfiem with Baker. Lou- Beach, Calif.. to Clinton. on the birth of a six the Providence Journal-Enter- by late Saturday and again is extended a cordial invitation cago, and Mrs. Ina left for Call- ers grandchildren, himself after being informed that hie wife had pound 11 ounce girl this morn- prise second and third, respec- Monday or Tuesday, with total by the church and pastor to at- isville; numerous (('ontineed ea Page Fear) nieces. fornia to "surprise" him, trig at the Fulton hospital. tively. I .19 to .20 of an Inch. tend. nephews and

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Friday Evening, June 6, POP I'S. Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky 1947 an operation. PERSON ALS Chestnut Glade The Reams family have the sympathy of the Mrs. Belle Newton, of Miami, community in Woke Mra. Al! Samuels, of Mrs. Naito Mr. and the passing Reams. Atitim son, Charles Fla., Is visiting her Mariana, Ark., attended the After a few days of DAILY SINCE 1898 A. Newton, on the Martin high- sunshine oekt e LI Reams funeral at New Hope the farm is a busy place. Some way alteration. APTILISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Mold Streak Fulton. KdiaucliF• Janie. F. McKinney, who Is Sunday planting corn, some tobacco and MP Doug Gibbs had a bad acci- potatoes, while others ace an eitilieering student at the • •Ileanity Lis w AAAAA IS1.0 AUSTIN ADKISSON ^ONUS OIRNAN CUB SCOUTS .o right tables of bridge Thurs- dent when he fell on a disk har- ploughing corn. EDITOR EDITOR Unit ersity of Tennessee, Nash- AMBUSHES INO PARTY HELD day at the Franklin home on row Monday, cutting his leg and ville, is spending the summer Fulton. Kentucky, under act of Congress of March 1, 1879. Third street. being in the field alone. It was tittered as second class matter at Cub Scout Den No 7 met at vacation at the home of his During Weild War II, U. S. The house was besiutifullY hour before anyone heard Mrs. MeCree's Thursday evening parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mc- an farm production Increased twice •• •USSONIPTION SEC MATE SOX IN ot.Assirsgo algorism. decormed throughout with love- him. He had lost quite a bit of at 7 o'. Mr. and Mrs. James Kinney. as much as during the years be., • 6 Photo 311 or 1300 y spline flowers. blood. He is in Jones Clinic. .7 ADVENTISIN• AAAAA I •USNITTSCI ON REQUEST. Wade took the boys on a hay- Mrs. Carl King and Mimi tween the two World Wars. Alter four games of contract, Harry Watts and Linda Muz- ride about five miles out in time Mozelle King returned front The annual number of The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news prizes were awarded to, Mrs. zall are doing well after hav- deaths country to their farm. Detroit this morning, where In the United States 'Bill Browning, high, Mrs. Mar- ing their tonsils removed Tues- caused by rit, printed In neWapapee, as well as all AP news they have been visiting rela- fire has been relatively Nine cubs were present. Each tin Nail, second high, Mrs. Clyde day. stable cub invited a guest. Gordo Williams, Jr„ consolation, and tives for a few days. for the last 30 years. , Bro. Houser filled his appoint- Wade showed the boys his calk!Mrs. I 0. Bradford, low. Mr... Hall Cooley, Lee John- Reds Win In Hungary U.S. Strong In Middle East ment at Oak Grove Sunday af- which he is preparing for the son and son. Billy, and Mrs. Hula BY Jerry Lora The honoree was presented ternoon. Joseph Stalin's answer to President 'Fru- Club show. Ills a beautiful Morris are vacationing in Texas SMALLMAN 4-H with a lovely gift. Harvey Vaughan happened to and ' man's anti-Communist program has been a AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Angus. and Louisiana for two wece.•+ black Salad plate:. were served to accident Tuesday WEBB 't..pew political coup, this Hungary, that The United States is swiftly outstripping Don Sensing and Jack Moore a painful time in The boys enjoyed games after the guests. finger spot in are in Memphis on a visit. morning when he had a .ke*gives the Soviets control of the final link in both Russia and Britain in the one a wiener roast and tt en rode TIN SHOP Other guests were: Mesdames Lytton of Augus- caught in a corn planter, mash- n-t a chain of smaller nations stretching from the world where interests of the three big buck to town. Mrs. Sydney Eurah Meacham, J. C. Scruggs, ta, Kansas, daughter of Mr. and ing it so bad amputation was 1*,.. the Bailie to the Adriatic seas. Official powers meet head-on--the Middle East. Those present WO: : Eddie Herbert Carr, Leslie Weaks, Louis Mrs. Lon Pickle, underwent an necessary. He had it dressed at Oil, Gas and Coal That area Is extremely important to all s.t. American reaction to the Communist coup Moore, Watt Sevier, R )bert Bud- Weaks, Daisy Terry, Old Wil- operation in the St. Francis hos- the Fulton Hospital and return- FURNACES reserves • has been canceiation of credit to Hungary three nations because of Its great oil dy Bone, Johnny 'Thompson, lingham, Harvey Maddox, Clint pital in Wichita, Mantas. She is ed home. but after suffering all , and a State Department investigation of the and because of its strategic position astride Ralph Hardy, Jerry Thomas, Reeds, Ann Hornbeak, Gus In room 285. day and night he returned to Gutters and Down Spouts Becky Wiseman, Joann Latta.1 Clarice, Thorpe, Winfrey hospital. situation. the crossroads of the air, sea and land Bard, Jack Voegeli, I. C. electrician the Replaced and Repaired Jimmy Oliver, Jimmy Whitnel,!taiepherd, Joe Bennett, Jr, return- The Americo as are trying to combat Coin- routes around the globe. helper, of Jackson, Tenn., has Mary Nell Wright has TELEPHONE 502 Glenn Omar, Melvin Merryman,I Arch Iluddleston, Jr., &nett Fulton. He in Chicago after munism with dollars and materiel; the Com- For many years the nations of the Mid- been transferred to ed to her home Felton Harman Pierce, Charles Morrow,l Fall, Jr., Clifton, Robert Fowikes, served in the Army Air Forces spending sever days with her munists counter by calmly taking over gov- dle East have been among the most back- Charles Wade, Ann Bowen, Kay Lela Stubblefield, J. D. Davis, during the war. mother, who is ecovering from ernment after government, expanding their wards in the world. Now they are modernis- Bowen, Hal Wiseman. David A. 0. BeldrAge, Vester Free- Elbert Taylor and daughter, ing, with American assistance. And as the $ithere of influence, and in effect daring Sevier, Carl Wayne Wade, Gor- man, M. C. Payne, Ben Evans, Charlotte, are visiting in Mc- stock of the eorneone to do something about it. lot of the people Improves, the don Wade, Mrs. Tancel Bowen i Clarence Pickering, M. W. Haws, Ewen, Tenn., with Mr. Taylor's sn There are some who explain Rusaia's tic- United States rises. and son. Mr and Mrs. Jamesiand Don hill. father, C. W. Taylor. TODAY & SATUiDAY lions in this manner: suppose you were a Take Saudi Arabia, which contains much Wade, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. James Z. Davis, I. C. electrici- McCree and daughter, Janet. [DINNER PARTY TONIGHT Shows Today-2:40; 7:15; 9:30 Russian, watching the American Congress of the Middle East's oil. and helper, has been transfer- pass legislation to provide funds for corn- A great development program is under way The Junior Woman's club is red from Paducah to Fulton. BRIDGE PARTY COMPLIMENTS Larry Carter, of Bardwell, has batting Communisni. your form of govern- there which American officials say will having a canner party at the DOUBLE FEATURE • 4 MM. S. G. RUSSELL been transferred to Fulton. ment; reading the American president's plea change the country more in the next five Strata Club tonight at 7:30. No. I No. will for standardization of arms in the Western years than it has changed in the last five Complimenting Mrs. S. 0. Rus- Husbands and boy friends Oklahoma City, Mrs. T. be the guests for the evening. Hemisphere and mutual preparedness against centuries. sell of Didn't Miss A Day M. Franklin, Mrs. Abe Jolley, Approximately 60 people are ex- attack, which could come only from your King Ibn Saud's own five-year plan will cost DAMIAN O'FLYNN and Mrs. J. E. Fall were hostesses pected to attend. GENE AUTRY country; hearing arguments for universal about $100,000,000. A little of this is being In 12 Years School LENITA LANE furnished 'by American private and govern- 'military training of American young men to and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bard When Charles Lyndell Cald- in American oil companies have ready them for World War III, if it comes, ment sources. visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bard well received his diploma from I. listening to David Lilenthal tell of Ameri- vast projects which will bring the total to Poet's Corner and family Sunday afternoon. Union City high school it mark- "SIOUX CITY can plans to safeguard the secret of making more than $409,000.000. ed the end of a I2-year period "DEVILS ON and But Americans are furnishing something in which he had never been ab- i atomic bombs, to increase America's LIFE'S BLOOD In Kentucky . stockpile of bombs. Wouldn't you want to harder to find in the Middle East than sent from regular classea. Sur, They talk of war again today, By The Associated Press WIIEELS" make your country (Russia) as strong as pos- money: industrial knowledge. Of power, hate and greed, The son of Mr. and Mrs. Hous- Louisville- Postwar employ- sible as quickly as possible? By the time the Saudi Are,brtan program is A world divided within itself ton Caldwell, Union City, he at- ment may have reached a peak Dixie school through the " This argument may have some worth. Moat completed some 4,800 United States experts' They hurry to plant the seed. tended in the Louisville area at an es- moved with COMEDY - GAY ANTIES largestAmerican colony in the Middle Leal-- This monster rises again today eleventh grade, and : . Americans likewise are anxious to remain timated 194,000, according to Amid the chaos from war; his parents to Union City for strong militarily because they either fear or will be living in the country. E. Helm, manager of the It will destroy our universe Mora his senior year in high school. .: -distrust the Russians, or both. It is a fore- "It's to OW advantage to see more wealth state employment service office Before we heal the scar. produced and that better distributed," one Helm said the number in i itine conclusion that the people of neither Our boys went in at Nor- here. Rocky Mountain Fever i says. "The people will as- next year "will increase lit- TODAY & SATURDAY nation want another war, but the way the American official mandy, the tle and possibly drop." Reported lit Caldwell struggle for power is shaping up there is no sociate prosperity with the United States." Poppy fields flowed red, assurance that another war will not occur Officials say that British failure to recog- Covered with blood from Amer- Princeton.-A case of Rocky Paducah-Closing arguments Monte Hale — Adrian Booth It is ironic, and tragic, that such an litter- nize that fact in time is one reason why ican youth Mountain spotted fever has been were scheduled here today in they lost their position of leadership. Piled high in slaughtered dead. reported by the Caldwell coun- lit national crisis is at hand today, the third the trial of a $10,000 &Lander suit They paid a price so very dear ty Health Department. The , anniversary of D-Day when Allied troops Russia, these experts add, fumbled a Stewart against City For ideals they believed were by Rudy violin is a nine-year-old girl LAST FRONTIER UPRISING i went ashore in Normandy-M join forces with chance to build up good will when it moved A. Williams. right, Manager Charles who lives in the Cresswell sec- Into Azerbaijan was completed in the COMEDY - GOT ANY CASTLES ill these slime ftlisdans in crushing a mutual But today, nations are march- Testimony tion of Caldwell county. enemy. • Russia could have developed the country circuit court case yesterday af- JUNGLE RAIDERS No, 10 ing on The girl became ill about 10 and used it as an example for thc other Arab ternoon. To keep their sword and might. days ago with chills and fever, countries Instead the Russians stripped the If they could march again to- Com- followed by appearance of spots so Classy Classifieds region bare, and their standing dropped so day Lexington-Former City missioner George W. Land. Sr., on her body. A newspaper's classified advertisins col- low in the Middle East that even the Iranian Upon God's precious land * Would they again give life's 78. died in a hospital here yes- umns. in addition to performing yeoman intellectuals-who might normally have sup- blood terday. Re had been in the coal Hardy Real Estate ... service for those who want to buy, sell, swap. ported the Communists-were soured on and building supply business for For the folly of their fellowman? PHONE 7551 'r work, hire. etc., often produce quite a bit of them Too soon men of power forget 53 years. VENETIIN BLINDS . comic relief. The Arabs don't Like American support of good in an apart- as Cost in Human life Something re Lockwood Barr, former managing editor of the Jewish position on Holy land immigra- As they bicker and divide Camp Campbell-Three hun- ment house on Norman street the K. the Wall Street Journal, makes a hobby of tion, even with the problem in the hands of around the table dred officers and men of with three nice apartments. 319th Glider Field Artillery Bat- collecting unusual classifieds. Here are a few a United Nations commission. Spoils Trom war and strife. Both gas and hot air heat. talion of the 82nd Airborne Di- For sale or trade, 23 acres with of his findings: The experts say the Arabs, like many other It is a problem for our God. Deluxe Spring Steel, Aluminum or Wood From prayer must come our will be the service unit a nice, modern house on Fulton- _. "Young man who gets paid on Monday and peoples, think of U. N. as being dominated by i way. for the Reserve Officers Train- Union City highway. Possession - the United States. Slats With Pcfnuasent Baked Enamel Finish in a le is broke on Wednesday would like to ex Our country, upon bended knee. ing Corps here June 21 through at once. e; change small loans with a young man who A few other things could trip the U. 8. up. Must never cease to pray. Aug. 1. The field artillerymen Something good in business Choice of 5 Colors of Tape. st gets paid on Wednesday and is broke on Tftese are the most important: True fear within man's heart artived yesterday from Fort building on 4th street for $3,750. 4. Monday." 1. If the Arabs decide the United States is As science moves toward new Bragg, N. C Nice house with lights and .:* "Positively no more baptizing in my pas- taking an imperialistic course in Oreece and goals water on corner lot in Water Immediate delivery on many sleek sizes. 20 Z4: Louisville- Rep Earle C. ture. Twice in the last two months my gate Turkey, they might throw us out of their own Can be stopped only if God Valley, Ky. Is Clemente, candidate for Demo- Nice 5-room house on Cen- to 30 slays on Custom has been left open by Christian people, and countries to keep the same thing from hap- master of all men's souls. Built. (Composed by Mrs. Emma L. cratic nomination for Governor, tral avenue. Vacant June 1. For •:,:: before I chase my heifers all over the coun- pening there. Roberson, 201 1-2 Commercial, has decided tentatively to open $4500. $1000 down, balance like ty again all the sinners can go to purgatory." 2. Like most nations which are tying their We fit and install .. Fulton( his campaign formally at Glas- rent. correctly. Is "lf J. M.. who 22 years ago basely deserted economies to that of the United States, the gow June 28, his headquarters New 4-room house in South ‘• his helpless, penniless wife and son. Michael, Arabs fear a major depression here. That here announced. Fulton. Hardwood floors, built- Write or call for free estimate. 4* will return home Mike will take pleasure in might make them lose faith not only in the Palestine News in cabinets, built-in bath. -Damage esti- ,. knocking the hell out. el him." United States. but In the capitalistic system Madisonville Something nice for $4250. Pos- Mrs. Bill Milner and son. St. mated at 825.000 was caused by session at once. ' "Brown. the furrier, begs to announce that as well. It could drive them straight into Louis, spent the weekend with fire which destroyed a beauty Something good in a 30 acre t. he will make up cats. capes. etc., for ladies Russia's arms. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus shop and a woman's apparel farm 1 14 miles east of Water out of their own skins." Browder. ship yesterday. Valley. Nice house, pretty yard CORUM'S .. s"Found: lady's purse left in my car while First glance at this headline from a Bowling Mrs. Elmer Nixon, Lexington, with shrubbery and flowers. a .- parked Owner can have same by describing Green paper leaves the impression that is visiting her parents, Mr. and Lexington- Magistrate R L Large stock barn. Garden and Union City, Tenn. Phones, I018-W, 1051-M properly and paying for this ad. If owner can public official Is about to get the business: Mrs. Clyde Burnett Jackson announced that his fu- crop planted. On milk route, Inspector Mrs. Biggs and son. Robert. of ture policy will be imposition of school bus route. Posession at explain satisfactorily to my wife how purse "Rat-proofing of buildings and Hunter Comm and Max COr AAAAA Raymond. Miss.. visited Mr. automobile got into car, will pay for ad myself." recommended." aall sentences for once for $4250. and Mrs Clyde Burnette and speeders 4 rooms and bath with extra Successors to Z. W. Forum. family last week. Mrs. Biggs was lot. Possession at once for $3250. HOSPITAL 'NEWS same. formerly Myra Ward. Beattyvilles-Raymond McIn- On West State Line. iita Thomas is the same. With The Helen ICIng returned to De- tosh, 25, BlaMes Branch, was Something nice in new subur- Clinic.— Nines Mrs. Lillie McCree is improv- troit Sunday after a week's visit drowned in the Kentucky Riven ban home one mile west on Union ing. Mrs. E. L. Sanders is doing Homemakers with home folks. yesterday. City highway. Basement, fur- Little is im- nicely. Willie B. Davis Mrs. Allen Pedigo. Chicago, nace, stoker, built-in cabinets, proving. Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the arrived Saturday to spend 10 Orders for more than 2,000 on 2 1-2 acres. Possession at Mrs. Zettie Reilly is improv- CRUTCHFIELD MEETS same. days with her mother, Mrs. pounds of Ky. 31 fescue gram once. ing. MONDAY. JUNES C B. Jones. Cayce. is doing Charles M Wright, and brother, seed have been placed in Flem- Watch these ads for new nicely. Mrs. T G. Clark is doing nice- The Crutchfield Homemakeis Charles Wright. Jr and family. ing county. listings. hold their regular meetins NOTICE Doug Gibbs is doing nicely. ly. will Mrs Tobe Wright attended the C E Lowe is doing nicely. Mrs. Millard fanaw Jr., and June 9 at 1:30 o'clock in the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. J. E. Bobbie Hopkins is doing nice- baby are doing nicely, home of Mrs. Roy Nethery, Cobe, in Rutherford, Tenn.. Sun- Do You Want To Purchase— ly following a tonsillectomy. Mrs. Doyle Frields end baby The lesson of the day will be a day aftermesn. She passed away Carmen Winstead has been are n'Ang nicely. review of the year's work. There in Pamon . Cal. election of offi- dismissed. Janie Byrd is improving will also be an Ed Iletsuison left Saturday * A nice business building with living quarters up- the next year. Mrs. James Parks has been Mrs. Robert Dunn, Union City, cers for for Cievela id, 0.. to visit his SPECIAL stairs and grocery downstairs? dismissed. Is doing nicely. daughter. Mts. Harris Bondu- Haws Menterial--- Mrs. Virgil McCiannahan is rant. and Knights Templar Mr and Mrs. Lon Brown mov- * Gas station and restaurant Mrs. Herman improving. wills large lot in back Reich. Columbus. ed to their new home on Pearl has been admitted. Mrs. Agnes Mangold is doing Conclude Conclave Orange Layer Cake 38c suitable for parking truilers—on U. S. 45? nicely. street Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Roland Daniels, Troy. has William MeClanahan are living Mrs. J. J St. John is doing Covington.Ky.. June 6-(AO - . been admitted. on their farm. * Gas station, nicely. The Grand Commandery of restaurant, garage and welding shop . Luevarne Kearney and baby • Mr and Mrs. Hampton Brown Lemon Cream Pies 48c MA Harris is doing Kentucky. Knights Templar, all in one in a busy little town on highway 45? have admitted and are doing Mrs• and daughter, of near Harmony, nicely. nicely concluded its 100th conclave Mrs. Charles Herring, Route! Mrs. Betty Flatt is improving here after the election yester- baby Food Bar Cake 45c These properties are priced 1. is doing nicely following an' Mrs. Irene Bynum and 1day of Clarence W Geibel, Hen- right. operation are doing nicely. derson, as grand captain of the been firs. Joe Arnold. Union City, Mrs George Golden has guard. Brooks Bus line MIIIIIMIMME111111111 We have some good buys in small and med- an op_ , dismissed. Is doing nicely following A site for next year's con- ium size farms, close in. eration. Fulton Hospital— clave will be selected later, said I)etroit Direct At year greeer's or call 126 George Terrell. Martin, is im- George W Towery, Princeton, proving. I Patients admitted: newly-installed grand command- 17 HOURS Little Joetta Morris, Lynnville. Mrs. Elwood Clark, Fuigham. er. J. W. HEATH Is improving. Richard Alexander, Fulton. No Champ etens. FINCH'S BAKERY Little Lynda Goodwin is do- Mrs. Robert Cline, Moscow. Leave Fulton, 10:35' a. m. daily. . Mrs. George Byers. Clinton. Asiatic species of chestnut REM,TOR— ing UNION BUS ST1TION Mrs. Vaginist Latham is do- . Mrs. Odis Fields. Dukedom. trees have been introduced into Commercial Avenue Over Fulton Houk big nicely • underwent an operation. the United States in an effort Phase 44 ter Reservations. Dovey Malmo' is improving. Dkniessed to replace American varieties Phone 190 Mrs. T. r liatnnne Is the: Mrs W. W. Gibson, Moscow. destroyed by blight 7=IIMMIWelnaalr=-'11=-11=-1r=" • iiitt•R'n'• • -"‘" •

sue. 6, 1947 Friday Erening, jun,.( 1, NI; Fulton 11ully sr, Fulton, Kentucky Pip MN 1 ', leaned the, up in 1941, there day Elton Davis borrowed the mily have Sports Roundup the always an argument about the :clover and hurled a three-hit The Sports Mirr community By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Oilers Thump Chick Nine 19-3 in :Inddloseight !4-1 victory over Missouri. Then j By The Associated Pres Baseball s. Reams. tale. Au argu- New YLrk, June - There on ill !Hal Cumberland tried it and the ! Today A Year Ago-Stan us- ye of sunshine*, over the featherweight YESTERDA l'S RI:SULTS wasn't leach doing , Sooners beat Missouri again to Oa' of St. Lows Cardinals e- sy place. Some along the ecown began when Henry In Owensboro National Arm- take the Big Six lead . . . the jected Mexican League of Second Win At Lomas ne tobacco and fight beat, but Harry Markson, strong dropped it in offe Chicago 5-3, New 1937 and Iambic has been carefully pr'- live-year contract. York 1-9. others ace $ • as usual, came up with the didn't end until Willie Fulton absorbed a 19-3 drub- half of St. Louis Pep lick- served and used ever since . . .! Three Years Ago - Sports that inning and added 5, Boston 3. makings of a story. He sighod ed Sal Bartolo a year ago. bing by the Owensboro Oilers several more in the sixth, one Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 0. The YOU might say: darn clover, its tribute to D-Day by * a bit because lie couldn't beat current lightweight at- at Owensboro last night, their in the seventh and three Cincinnati 5-6, Philadelphia disagree- these Sooners. ronentent of virtually all ti- in t the 20th Century Club torn toms ment began in 1949 second loss in the three-game eighth Fulton War II, IY. S. after Sam- ! vines i• chiding major ne while holding t., as he remarked: "I think that my Angott le series. goose increased twico rehred and then' End of The Line ! baseball and racing. -eggs on the scoreboard American Lsague • Ike Williams-Bob Montgomery changed his mind . The New g the years be• . . a bored Five at The 1948 Kitty champion Oil- two teams are scheduled York 7, Detroit 0. odd fight in Philadelphia will be scribe broke up the discussion: The Cleveland Browns have to play their last series game Fhiladelphia 5, Chicago 2. Wars. * Als abn arBseAl mg oontshfi u iid ers now are two full games very important." . . . "So what?" sold almost twice as many sea- ttnkOeust mbor of deaths someone he demanded. May- earned 944,520. ahead of Mayfield, the second- tonight. Washington 3, Cleveland 0. cut in: "I saw them once be before they son tickets as they did last year At scheduled. ,ates caused by and fight Rocky Gra- Ten Years Ago-- New York spot club, who dropped a 4-2 Union City last night the Only games what a fight. With ten ziano will knock and figure on doubling their Grayhounds Dlatively stable seconds out Zale and ants, with Hall Schumache in tilt to Hopkinsville at Mayfield edged the Madi- • to go, Montgoniery what will the 1946 advance sale . . . Ace Parker, sonville Southern tars. finally belt- New York com- box, took first place in Nail ial last night. The Chicks barely Miners 7-6. Union City Association ed Williams out and mission do who couldn't catch on as short- Catcher Memphis as he fell then?" League with 9-5 victory !..q• are in sixth place now, Just Johns rapped out a Mobile 6-6, 2-5. through the ropes his head hung stop with the Chicago Cubs this • Pirates ahead of the Cairo Egyptians, double in the eighth with two Chattanooga 2, Atlanta 0. IAN and over the edge of the ring apron. Oklahoma's baseball players spring, has been shifted to the • • • who beat Clarksville 9-3 at men on bases to tie the count Nashville 22, Birmingham 1 Looking at him from the other!give a lot of credit for winning outfield for the Portsmouth, va., Clarksville last night. 6-all, then stole home with the New Orleans 8, Little Rock 6. BB side it really farm club . George Blair, who clinching looked as if his ! the Big Six championship and Pro Redskins SI 11 Owensboro batters ganged up run. head had been gave the' University of Califor- American Association knocked off." a spot in the national playoffs on Shublom and Narleski for The score by innings at ;HOP . , "My nia crew a new shell while he EXeMSC Owensboro: Columbus 10, Kansas City 8. reason," Markson con- , to a four leaf clover . . . the Gridder a total of 22 hits. Medcalf, the tinued imperturbably, "is was in the Navy, returned this Team R. H. E. Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis S. that ! charm was presented to pitcher Washington, June 6-(,41-.'he winning pitcher, gave up 10 and Coal for the first time in sitting to row in the "George Fulton 201 000 000- 3 10 7 Toledo 8, Milwaukee 3. about 25!Jack Venable by Mrs. Margaret pro football annotgic- safeties. years there'll Redskins O'boro 208 007 St. Paul 6, Louisville 5. [ACES be undisputed ! Heath, whose son the late John ed today the 13x-19 22 1 champions in vees this spring ... the national signing of thee Om e again, the game started Shublom, Narieski every division." A!Heath, pitched for the Sooners new linemen, and Lis. checkup showed he 100-mile motorcycle race will 'oet bringing Wit* off about even with both clubs Medcalf and Perez. Kitty Down Spouts was right,! five years ago ... Venable wore team roster to 50 IrCifftle From the staged on a rugged five-sided for the WV scoring twice in the first in- Hopkinsville 4, Mayfield 2. id Repaired time Mickey Walker I it in his left shoe as he beat season. abdicated in 1926 until course on New Hampshire's ning. Then the Chicks moved KITTY LEAGUE Cairo 9. Clarksville 3, Tony Zale Oklahoma A. and M. 8-1. Next The players are Hugh W. y- ONE 502 Belknap Mountain June 22. And ahead 3-2 in the third, but the Team: W. L. Pct, Owensboro 19, Fulton 3, lor, Wynne, Ark, an end in ton if the riders aren t careful, Oilers produced six runs in their Owensboro 20 9 890 Union City 1, Madisonville 6. CRAZY CAPERS By Jack Chancellor they'll be copying the MU Oklahoma City University; if ----• !ford T. White, Mayfield III 11 .821 marks" of Belknap skiers. Shaker Reg t3, Madisonville TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE 10hio, tackle front 16 14 533 Murray ( FillP National League- State College, r Goes To Union City )6 14 533 Cincinnati and Ernest C.,A1 - at Boston inightl, First Rhodes scholarships were ther, Jr., Martinsburg, Hopkinsville 15 15 500 Chicago at W. Va., Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, ATUliDAY awarded la 1904. guard from Kysacu.se University. FULTON 13 18 419 St. Louis Mart Cairo 12 17 414 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 61;7:15;9:30 Clarksville 10 22 .313 American League- Washing- tots at Chicago, New York at St. We know whit's but IT Dotty Shop Manager Louis, Boston at Detroit, Phi- • Reports Style Trends TODAY'S GAMES ladelphia at Cleveland 121. for your Ford bum* ID Ladles' Clothing Kitty League WE KNOW YOUR LOUISVILLE Cairo at Clarksville Soutb,rn Association IN Leo Filler of the Dotty Shop Fulton at Owensboro Team: W. L. Pct. FORD:1111111T: FLYNN returned recently from a buying Hopkiniville at Mayfield New Orleans 35 19 .648 visit to St. Louis, center of young Mobile 31 22 .585 Ti,,' seelho.-hlocla• Madisonville at Union City. .tNE fashions in the country. "The Chattanooga 29 26 .527 Kentu.1•'• Iluddieston Motor fall collections of the St. Louis Shoulders now have a smooth Nashville _ 24 24 .500 hotel n tevelption et Fashion Creators reflect the rounded look that is very flat- Atlanta 25 27 .481 (:011111111V of rnsialendene e tomer- Jtiiitot demand for longer skirts, Birmingham 25 30 .455 tering. There is some padding, Highway 15 'Phone 41 ON ,)ow;,$ hot.,,V•oo'll want which, in most cases, are two to but not as heavy in the past. Memphis 21 29 .420 , tok.lentoy ?brink three inches longer than those Side effects are very popular Little Rod: 21 33 .377 of left year," states Mr. Filler. ROOMS in St. Louis Junior fashions. A "I have found that the 'teen- '...41N1IN RA T14•FR OM $1 ItS diagonal elating at the neckline ager,' the college and career girl is accompanied by a diagonal Allstlitlehrksaltonal Phan- want skirts that reach to mid. drape or peplum on the oppo- , iNoiom $11,1•oo. thq calf, particularly when the skirt site side of the dress, or there Is straight, a favorite type in may be a huge side pocket, very 419106tE61"4r St. Louis lines. In full skirt* for I practical carrying the gad- ST , they prefer a slightly shorter getry dear to the heart Of a length." Junior miss. LIQUORS All RDAY 44,y74,14t "Junior and misses fashions," High styling appears through- comments Mr. Filler, "receive out the St. Louis lines. Hem- youthful styling by young St. lines dip in the back-a line Louis designers-many of whom which is also extended to pep- are only a short time out of col- lums and drapes. Dresses and ill• • •Ile len• II WHIM n•HVIIII OHM• OM OM 1111111111111 lege." suits make much of hoods, which The softer, longer silhouette may be detached or draped down SING Tack- is favored by the St. Louis Fash- esaiscelIctri.1 the back in a cowl effect. IN -te ion Creators. Fullness swings Coats reveal a significant new PPLEY from a natural or a lowered look, which begins with the "Can you stuff a small boy with FULTON PURE MILK? He R E E waistline, minimizing the waist classic coat that takes a defin- • can't seem to get ,enotagls." to a mere nothing. Gone is the ita swing to the back. The exaggerated sentare shoulder. strictly fitted coat now flares.. IU'Z SAWYER BY ROY CRANE from a snug bodice. vitlY, I SitiEVE WE HOTEL GLOM TOLD ME. NONE Or MY I'VE SEEN PROW,TI4E5E PARTS A Brilliant hues of red, green 15LI5t4ESS, MIND `CV- SLIT ASA FELLOW AMERICAN, LONG TINIE• SEUEVE ME, I KNOW. and purple tend to light up win- HERE,HAVE A claAR. COincaPT 1411.P LET ME CAUTION YOU ABOUT GOING 'TO THE LOCAL THE LESS YOU TELL THESE STURDY ter fashions, and are particu- OVERHEARING POLICE. PETTY cf-FiciAL.G, THE *ETTER.60 carload THE a of STORY YOU TOLD THE larly important in "spiking" DS POLiCE. HITLER IN AVRICA — THANKS. TO THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR OK! I beiges AMAZING, MR.SM.YVERLPOSITIvELY EVERY TIME. HE'S A rER5oetAL FRIEND and blacks, which contin- APAA11NG: OF MINE, AND )FYOIJ ANO Ti4E LITTLE ue to be the favorite colors for 1.117Y wiSN AN INTRODUCTION, OR the basic dress. "A must In PASSPORTS, or- every young wardrobe this sea- NOw son is the black or ‘11 ood 'date' dress," "CURE TALKING, further comments Mr. Filler. BIG SOY: A Finish in a ,1 PASSPORT, SHEETROCK THAT'S wain' !Taylor Ineligible ! \ 16:1 Ot'l!l. I NEED. .1 ker-*nt.isli Now In Stock I hat hit 'To,Manage Fair, iflte 1.1! t relief: 1 sizes. 20 ..vileed quick, !High Court Rules cash. Fill Pollm'i Frankfort, Ky., June 13-l/P1- I Kentucky's court of appeals ruled today that C. Waltman CLINTON LUMBER CO. tp A ordiko skk spa .. or on OUt0fl'0- BLONME Taylor is ineligible to serve as no money manager of the Kentucky MAYBE IT FINE THING --- 1111111 11W I WWI' COuLoNt i bIb occWoM . con mm state -11,1011111 WHO CUT PAY fill fair. The Store With Quality Sign STORY OUTOP WAS ON 11-IE NOW I DON'T 'IOU..JuST CUT fest. Whatever the emergency you The THIS MAIIAZINS 'OTHER SIDE OF KNOW HOW IT WASN'T OUT ri-e SIDE The opiolon affirmed Franklin 014, acry, 'THIS IS FAULT WITH can depend on us for help. Phone or 1Circuit Judge SWELL STORY- THE COUPON THE STORY MY THE W. B. Ardery, who A .0 ? DEAR,THAT IT COUPON LET'S SEE"- • I CUT OUT ENOS! corns In today. ruled that Taylor, being a man- Veatch Gaskins ....- AND MAILED \--...... \ wAS on; n-ie ON IT? ! CONTINUED ', ber of the state House of Rep- 4-.. OTHER SIDE v OPEN ON PAGE WED. AFTERNOON recentatives which specifically • Clinton. Ky. created the post, SIXTY w$041101. - ses was barred by • I • Kentucky's constitution from 1111111•11•1141•Millilf•iiens•01.11u•asesilliewst _ "41 h. 1 nien4ate holding it. -W„ 1 05 1-NI Taylor WRS appointed last , t• mai toAN C9RPORMION 1 April 14 by fair board , z-• .f.:: .. , the state iii.g the backing Governor OVRR Donna" JEWELERS with of t 116•94 111111 223 LAKE 87.. FULTON Willis. Today's ruling made per- r. Rertea. DIV. ES. Mb manent Judge Ardery's order „,,..,,,, \ ---. es• ; 1 ousting him. iidei*ft. mom , ...... own 'ill ttiic. -• " els •'. Vtikier • '". -,. .., ne.• 4 44., tam 0, ThE ADVENTURES OF PATSY ATTENTION "SOIAETI*4 WNAT DID / 1 C'TAn GO ALONG TEN ...ea? UNEXPECTED „ I TELL you. WITH YOU ON THAT, THE TEN rdiox's HAS HAPPENED ...IT SMACK BIODOW!.. I'S (3011.50 THOU SAN( 140LISAND THAT, Sp .... 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CoPY NoT ALL alX.16LE Friday Evening, June 6, .1947 robot Daily Loader, riatoo, gintneky medium and good 22.00-34.50; 251 cleanup trade; small lots good Re-' weights and lighter weights good shorn ewes mint in Kentucky politics. Mr I OcPdrich and American Can. :iprlug lambs 25.00- medium raid Mont- , to 50 lower; sows about steady; I and choice - • Node. has to his aisiant were Kennecott. Clemente attracted good and choice 160-340 buck lambs 1.00 less; 7.00. a collection of old-line gostery Ward, Douglas Aircraft, bulk 26.00 NOTICE: I will sell at public standard 1 lbs. 21.00-50; practical top 24.50' politicians who bear the scars of Consolidated Edison. Bethlehem, auction all of my household few lots early 2415; 240-270 lbs. endless factional battles. If their Western Union 'A' and Philip CLASSIFIED ADS furniture consisting of living j 23.25-24.00; 270-300 lbs. mostly room and kitchen candidate is successful their con- Morris. lbs. room, bed were narrow awl .01n- 21.75-23.25; few 310-400 to the highest bid- flicting interests and demands bonds lbs. 2200-. furniture, modIties mixed. 1 2015-21.75; 190-150 der. All furniture Is less than are likely to prove an embar- lb. pigs 10.00- • • FOR SALE: Six 80-pound of merchandising{ 23.75; 100-120 SPOTLESS a year old. All in perfect con- rassment to him. Mr. Westerfield Followers 270-500 lb. sows Ter Sale shoates. H. D. Stanfield, to act, for his attention to the Dun 21.25; good dition and of the highest would be freer shares gave few 20.50; heavier p Spines with Phone 922 or 923. 145-3tp would not come from Sroadstreet report that retail 19.00-20.26; and draper. *ANGEL new quality. Sale to be held Friday support weights 18.00-75; stags 14.50- Your curtains Illeteh, $499. Used Kimal. evening at 1:00 p. m. at 112 Court House circles, but from sales for the week ended Wed- new when we Wanted to Rent those of 16.50. lea look like Joss French. Chickering, • Oak st. Fulton. Ky.. Come the scattered mass of Kentlicki- nesday held close to • Edwards, who are more interested previous week, with heavy Cattle, 700; calves, 600; gen- clean them. 10any others. Harry Three or four room furnished out and bring a friend. ans the Paducah, government than ins before and after the erally steady in active cleanup OS So. 5th street, apartment. Veteran, wife, two in progressive b • 144-7tp FLOORMAN NEEDED immedi- party machine. day offsetting and losses duel trade; few choice yearling steers • .. phone 4431. children. Write Hank Huggins, In any -r- ately. Right man can start to Memorial Day shutdowns. Do!- . to 26.00' medium and good !tett- care of Station WEEK, Union SALE: 3-burner Perfection work tomorrow. Write, wire wasta evsetimusttetedearattes! e2orsooan2d4.0,mixed yearlings largely For a brighter home and a VOR City. 144-3tp toiatiivolumperce dil stove, oven included. Used or call Fulton Daily Leader, good cows sparingly 14 to- tic Wall Street Report and brighter tin, call only four months. Call 753. WANTED 2 or ,3 room furnished Fulton, Ky. pointing week a year ago. around 17.50-18.00; common 143-3tp and Mrs. Wil- June 6-t)---The 1 medium beef cows 14.00-16.50; day! • apartment.•Mr. ATTENTION: Breakfast served New York, liam Humphry. Call 588 In a. stock market stayed within a - 'canners and cutters 10.00-13.50; 6 a. m. Where? Ken-Ten Grill. 16.75-17.00; ONE IA AD OR ONE THOUSAND m. After 12 o'clock, call tele- narrow, irregular range today. Livestock Market good beef bulls Cleaners Also good French fries, fried 1 down; -weld.' Parisian Laundry-Dry Washed sand and gravel; phone office. 144-3tc Retreating at times were . sausage bulls 18.50 chicken and steaks. George B. Stockyards, Ill., June good an ready mixed sand and gravel; Goodyear, American Telephone, National 7,500; ers steady to 50 lower; Hughes, new manager. 144-3tp Hogs, medium 15.- Fourth dirt for filling purposes. Ask • Service Southern Railway, U. S. Steel, 13-01')-IUSDAI- choice 22.50-26.00; 220 East weights 160-340 lbs. us about "pebble-atone" for Chrysler, Sears Roebuck. Amen- uneven; 00-22.00. COVERS and sewing. Call • Miscellaneous to 25 lower than1 driveways. Call Bard Brothers, SLIP can Smelting, J. C. Penney, mast!), steady steady in 658. 143-tfr heavier Sheep, 400; about ____ Water Valley, Ky., Phone 13. RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All Standard 011 i NJ I, Texas Co., average Thursday; 135-12tp and sizes. Stamp pads ' and efficient photo kinds FOR prompt too. Let us serve you. LEADER bring your film to finishing Office. Phone 30 or 1300. FOR SALE: Registered cocker the Owl Photo Shop In the males spaniel puppies. Buff Owl Drug Store. 128-tfc PLANNING a trip to Reelfoot' and females Price for Immedi- Lake or Kentucky Lake? Hav- 125 ate sale. N. H. Barnette, SEE ME FOR CONCENTRATED ing transportation trouble? If Tenn. Fonville avenue, Martin, DDT. Also spraying homes. so, call Taxi 187 and solve 143-8tp Phone 599. M C. Nall, 202 140-12tc 15th, your problem. June Fulton, Ky. Sunday, p. Third street, i 135-25tp. ANTIQUES--Prices reduced on • Card of Thanks • merchandise. • practically all TYPIIII Dr. Trinca 2 loveseats; 2 ADDING MACHINES. I wish to thank U Us Stock includes CASE REGIS- Dr Dyer and 3 bureaus; 1 WRITERS AND and Mrs. Trinca, Empire sofas; repaired Memorial, canopy bed with TERS BOUGHT--Seld. the nurses at Haws ,wis dresser; FULTON OF- Lena Taylor mattress, and all Office supplies. also my nurse Mrs. springs, COMPANY, for all their kindness, Jackson press. chests; FICE SUPPLY of Martin drapes; 85. all my friends for all the tables; Butler', desk; Phone and dropleaf lovely flowers, cards, gifts and DAY plantation desk; 2 secretaries; Insurance.Fult P. R. FATHER'S FIRE and Auto I received while in the I visits rosewood piano and stool; on, l; Binford, Phone 307, hospital. Lillian Tucker. cherry rocker I new cane 119-30tp music box; tables and chairs; K?- clocks; lamp; and bric-a- To Wiring, Radio Repair- . Want Appliances, COlTRIER-JOURNAL Day You'll B. Ear- The brac. Mrs. Elizabett Sport Goods- CITY, us, and ing and 6 hart. Davis Apts.. 7th COMPANY, 20 I s.:KS WATERFIELD Ky. ELECTRIC One) Monroe Streets. Paducah. 401. 21/9-tfe (Continued trims rag. 144-3tc Corn menial, Phone WANTED: All kinds or sewing. leadership. He left the chair to FOR SALE: One electric Coca- Mrs. J. Golden, Phone 493 'speak from the floor against the Cola box; one Coca-Cola ice 140-8tp measure, now known as the T. box; one beer dispenser. V. A. Ripper Bill, and became the SMILE Letters, DAD House. 1424tp MIMBOGRAPHINCI: op- MAKE Smoke acknowledged leader of the cards, programs, etc. Mary position. PIANOS in good condition, in- Burton, phone Clinton 2651. cluding one Steinway, beauti- MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT This issue alone might not Gift For An ful tone, one Chickering SHOP. lltfi seem to vital except In a State With a Special studio size, looks like new. A. such as Kentbtky, where agri- W. Wheeler, 517 S. 3rd street,• For Rent culture is king and the electri- Phone 397-W. of farms is a paramount Special Fellow - A Gift Mayfield, Ky. rooms. T. W. Par- fication Extra 134- 14te. FOR RENT. 3 in the future prosperity Church. 143-3te factor rott, 106 of our people. Further, the fight FOR RENT: Room with kitchen is not ended. Political observers T14t Expresses Your Love. privileges for two girls. Phone fully expect K. U. to come back SNP TERMITE DAMAGE 388. Eva Cochran. 142-4tc. In 1948 with still another ripper - • bill. Its success or failure may floor polisher for Expert inspection by TERMINIX ELECTRIC depend on the type of Governor by the day. McDade Fur- Sh. gives you reliable information rent who sits in Frankfort. . niture Co. Phone 905. record is full about your terminte problems. 138-tic. Mr. Waterfield's factors. His 1 Free inspection service, a feat- of other positive of the House in 1946' TERMINIX for over ill FOR RENT: 2 rooms. Mrs .I. H leadership are of was able, adroit and clean. Those! used by more Hart,' 1104 Third. 143-3tc pears, has been qualities are important in a 1 • than i.e..,... property eerier,. SLEEPING rocrns for men only. Governor. He sponsored an ex- Call today! Leland Jewell, 315 Carr street, cellent Research Bill to provide 158-tic. PIERCE-CEQUIN CO. Phone 177. an independent fact-finding Phone st Fulton, KY. body for the legislature, only to • Situation Wanted see it defeated by Senate leaders Aorlorlurd Rrorwowlor05 who are now supporting Clem- Valls Terwrir Corp. Work wanted in private homes. CPAs ents. His House budget con- I .P, Come to 126 McDowell street. 144-3tp tained $2,000,000 more for school Si Advertised ho'llie Rm.* funds than the Senate allowed, OFFICE WORK-typing, short- and would have gone far to avers TERMINIX hand bookkeeping. Call 387. the teacher pay ernes. He en- 143-4tp gineered an increase in .appro- priations for public health from $773,500 to 91,018,000 Pajamas Young, Experienced Swim Trunks Harry Lee Waterfteld com- Summer Robes A-1 CLEANERS DiA18 Oxford, Poplin bines youth with practical ex- Solidi Colon or perience in public life. He has Pajama Check Cleaning Bald Patterns Cool Seersucker For A-1 shown in Frankfort that he can White and Fancy Men's Pan.amas fight for principles, and his We Clean and Block punches are hard but clean. His Al - $6.50 - $7.50 $3•00 to $5.00 $8.75 &'$9.50 Phone 906 1946 record showed him an ef- $3.95 & $4.50 215 Church Street fective organizer who knows how to work with people and develop a program. Finally, Waterfield is happy In his close circle of political ,• advisers and friends. They rep- 0 resent the newer, fresher ele- • •

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