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KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE: — Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; slow- ly rising temperature Wednesday. FULTON LEADER. For Fulton First and Always For Forsrisoo Y hatort's Daily Neweptiper For Fulton First and Alamo ..eas ESTABLISHED 1898. Fulton, Kentnch To N oltime XL1.—No. 234, 27 Fined For Man A4iits Killing Father In Writer Suicide THE United States Speeding Here Motive Puzzle Seek To Halt LISTENING Ho Of Being Called In Draft Sues 22 Major Twenty-seven citizens of Felton New York, —The death by hang- Limiting Of POST were fined yesterday in Fulton City ing of Courtney Ryley Cooper en- Court on charges of speeding in the ded on a puzzling note the cartkr • The thing which a daily Oil Companies school zone. Stanley, N. D. te's Attorney the reasons for his action. of a noted author. Truck Weight column writer always fears They were T. D Boaz, J. D. King, F F. Wyckoff flaturdhy Oscar The 53-year-old writer was found came to "I thought, if I had someone to me a few days ago and found me Mrs. Helen Cashon, Floyd Bowen, Hellsyet, 29, ffssed he killed hanging in a hotel closet yesterday. depend on me, I wouldn't have to Petition powerless to prevent Monopoly, Price Fixing, Malcolm Bell, James Overby, Rufus his father, Add** liellsyet, 59, Friends said he had been in a isserts That 18,000 it. In writing go right away anyway," the attor- a daily column there is (Corky) Joyner, Paul Walker, John- who was found slftt to death the state of nervous exhaustion from always a Conspiracy Are Charged ney quoted him as saying. "I Pound Limit Is fear that some day ny Reeks, Miss Martha Moore, Miss night of August overwork. His wife, the former something rill couldn't stand to go to war. Some- happen to prevent it being Mildren Mount, Mrs. Clay McCol- Wyckoff salcolbat son gave hope Genevieve R. Fuery of Los Angeles, writ- In Action thing told me I would have to." Uncom.titutional ten. Usually it is a fear that the lum, Stanley Jones, Mrs. M. W. of escaping pr draft for mili- said he apparently had been de- old bean will fall to operate, that Haws, Jack Edwards, Mrs. Fort- tary service and contention that Wyckoff said the young man's jected because the Federal Bureau there will be no Ideas at, all and Washington, —The government ner Williams, Mrs. R. C. Joyner, his father "hadn treated the mother and sister were present of Investigation and other Wash- Frankfort, Ky., —Three large the writer must merely sit and filed suit today against the Ameri- Will Speed, Walter Tooms, Mrs. Abe family right for long time" as when he made the statement. ington authorities had show no in- truck operators asked Federal Court watch the paper go to press with can Petroleum Institute and 22 Jolley, R. B. Stunsen, J. J. Owens, terest in information he obtained today to halt enforcement of the the column unwritten. Of course, aelianies, charging un- Mrs. Gus Bard, Walter Evans, Roy War Induktries • in Mexico relating to German Fifth state's 18,000 pound gross load this would not amount to any- lawful mon-OFT3o y7price- fixing, and Page, Mrs I. D. Holmes, Cleo Teacher Heading Column activities. conspiracy in violation of the Sher- Peeples. e1.111.1 suit, 7r1 edi fnW Federal District thing and no harm would be done, B. E. Sackett, special agent in 4. man Anti-Trust Act. Giving Business Anti-Draft Meeting Court here, declared the freight but every columnist gets so com- charge of the F. B. I .in New York, Contending that the defendant truck load limit law is unconstitu- pletely proud of his handiwork Great Swing Is said neither J. Edgar Hoover, F. B. firms controlled virtually all of the Profits Levy Reinstated tional, interferes with interstate that he sincerely believes the I. thief nor any other member of world would stop spinning on crude oil available for refining and commerce, delays the "program of ha Gets Go Sign New York, —%ifa industry, as Pittsburgh, —J. C. Spahr Hull, the organization had talked with axis if the column failed to put independents "at a competi- national defense," and "discrimin- shown in latest krzi if, reports, has high school teacher suspended last Cooper about the Mexican matter. appear. That is a far fetched idea, tive disadvantage," the Justice De- ates" against freight trucks In Washington, —Congress put a become the dynarn, driving the week after he presided at a meet- certainly, and secretly I know partment asked the Federal District favor of passenger trucks which are $1,000,000,000 excess profits tax bill greatest business 1.' ,wing of the Mg at which the attitude of con- nothing would happen if this Court for the District of Columbia exempt from the limit. at the top of its calendar today af- past decade scientious objectors toward con- Britons Expect column came to a permanent end. to restrain the companies from se, Ask Injunction ter a Senate-House committee fin- Factory barometers have been scription was discussed, was re- • • But when a fellow does a certain quiring oil reserves for monopol- A temporary injunction pending ished redrafting the measure to climbing since the United States instated Monday pending comple- New C risis Job over a period of years he be- istic purposes. final hearing and a permanent re- include a boost in the normal cor- nearly five mouths ago began to tion of a Federal inquiry into the gins to take a certain pride in The dissolution of the Petroleum straining order was asked by the poration income tax rate from the toss billions of dollars in defense meeting. Duriwi October keeping on, even if he knows Institute, which has its headquar- 'trio' A M Whitney of Bowling ters in Washington, also was asked. present 20.9 to 24 per cent. orders into the business scales and Superintendent of Schools Ben Green, doing business as the Whit- there is no vital need for keeping London, — Informed sources ' The government contended the The income tax increase would England stepped op her purchases 0. Graham announced the rein- ney Transfer Company, Incorpor- on. Monday said Britain is preparing Institute was created by the re- be in addition to the 25 to 50 per here to offset supply losses in statement, saying Hull had prom- ated; Huber & Huber Motor Ex- • • • against a new war crisis in Octo- fendant firms to promote illegal cent excess profits levy provided in markets taken over by Germany. ised to "confine" his activities in press Company, Incorporated, of • For the past month or so I ber, an Axis campaign against, practices in the industry. the bill and, like the latter, would Industrial activity, as measured the future to "school work and Louisville, and the Silver Fleet have been flirting with the idea of Gibraltar coupled with an Indian ! The following oil firms are the apply to 1940 corporation income. by the Associated.rress weekly in- those community projects of re- Motor Express Company, Incor- taking a vacation from this column, summer attempt to invade Eng- defendants: Special lower income tax rates for dex, has topped the peak of the ligion and education which have porated. of Louisville. and do I hear loud cheers from the corporations earning less than first war-time upsurge last Au- community recognition." land. Atlantic Refining Company, Governor Keen Johnson, State world outside? At the time the $25,000 would not be affected by the tumn, at the outset of the war, a Acting United States Attorney Naval circles warned that the Barnsdall Oil Company, Cities Highway Commissioner J. Lyter weather was hot, I was tired, and Income tax increase. scramble to accunelate inventories George Mashank ordered agents of danger of invasion still is present Service Company, Consolidated Oil Donaldson and State Highway Pa- had few ideas worth writing about Final agreement on the legisla- quickly started factory wheels whir- the Federal Bureau of Investiga- despite approach of the winter Corporation, Continental Oil Com- trol Director Tack W. Nelson were and felt that perhaps a week's va- tion, which is part of the defense ring. tion to determine whether any storms that lash the English Chan- pany, Gulf Oil Corporation, Mid- named as defendants. cation might be good business. But I Lead laws against draft-dodging were nel. They said direct attack could program, was reached at an un- Aries Plaits Mrs. Sara Caden, deputy court for one reason or another I did Continent Petroleum Corporation, be attempted in periods of calm not usual Sunday session of the con- New heavy industry deriving sup- violated at the meeting. clerk here, said the petition would take that vacation and things ap- Ohio Oil Company, Phillips Petrol- especially during Indian summer I ference committee appointed to port from big-scale armament or- 1 be forwarded to Judge H. Church peared to be back under eum Company, Pure Oil Company, weather in October. control. compose differences between the ders is leading the way. Unlike the Ford in Lexington where action Then I missed a day Shell Union Oil Corporation, Skelly Roof Climber , Approaching 'Supreme Gamble, without any Senate and House, which approved relatively volaille stops and starts might be taken on the demand for warning whatever Oil Company, the Socony-Vaccum I The Daily Express, published by the bill in different forms. of the business march in recent temporary restraining order, Oil Company, Standard Oil Com- ' Waking ouple • tor & •• • House to Act Tuesday years, the present move has the 1 In connection with its charges of pany of California, Standard Oil Aircraft Production, said the rapet • I came down to work one Senator Harrison 4D., Miss.), treimpe;7dAtz owe le isktbe yet no- , Is Folmd Deer "disc-rintination" in favor of pas- Company (Indiana), Standard Oil Oiktly Axis strategy would be thrill,. Morning last -Week when I .new Conference chatrninn, announced • and the iserrgor ewes, the std. declared-VW Company (Kentucky , Standard Oil Gibraltar and Bizerte. French I wasn't feeling a bit good. I had! the House would call up the months and years required to build I at latter are permitted to haul loads Company (New Jersey). Standard Hollywood. —Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Tunisia,I effort to draw the not been feeling good for a couple agreement Tuesday for approval, arms plants, a two-ocean Navy as heavy as 40.000 pounds and Oil Company (Ohio), Sun Oil Com- neth Hellyer awakened to the clat- British home fleet to the Mediter- of days, but kept thinking the feel- i with the Senate probably following and the equipping of men called named the Southeastern Grey- pany, Texas Corporation, Tide- ter of feet on the tile roof of their ranean and leave the English ing would wear off. That particu- !suit the next day. into military training. hound Lines, one of the passenger water Association Oil Company, home. Grabbing a rifle and a shot- Channel les.s hazardous for invasion l lar morning I felt particularly vile f Union Oil Company of California, Announcement of Japan's formal gun respectively, husband and wife barges. bus operators, as also hauling and the world seemed an evil place and approximately 300 subsidiaries PERSONALS link to the Rome-Berlin axis last hurried to the roof just in time to I freight which it declared exceeded in which to live. I could not tell of all the defendant firms. week, raising new threats to war- see a deer leap back to a hillside: the 18.000 pound limit. with any accuracy what ailed me, W. M. Whitus of Martin, n old disrupted foreign trade, brought , and speed away. 30 SAILORS RESCUED but knew I was far from par. I resident of Fulton, is spending to- some selling into security markets AS SHIP BREAKS APART I. C. NEWS I went through my morning chorea day here with friends. but business comment continued to at the office and thought I was Virus Of Cold Mr. and Mrs. B. F. emphasize the arms thorn in ap- Jacksonvile. Fla —Their vessel beginning to feel better. Then, all Evans re- Reward Is Refused J. L. Seven. president, Chicago, turned yesterday to their home in praising the outlook. pounded to pieces by heavy seas, of a sudden, I began to feel a lot Hunts Victims will be in Fulton this evening. Water Valley, Miss.,. after Kidnap Rescuer thirty seamen of the wooden worse and before I could get con- spending By C. J. Carney, division engineer. At 100 M. P. H.several days here with relatives NEW FOUNDRY SPEEDS steamer Alice Tebb abandoned her trol of myself I had to stretch out Paducah. was in Fulton this morn- and friends. PLANE CYLINDED HEAD says Saturday and were taken aboard on the floor. Gosh, I was sick, and Los Angeles, —Cecil Wetsel ing. Pittsburgh, —The Air Hygiene Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Townsend has declined his share of the the steamship Samuel Q Brown when Factotum found me on the I he .1. W. Kern. Superintendent. Pa.. Foundation reported today that went to Paducah this morning New York, —A bottleneck in air- of shortly before the Tebb broke in floor I rather think he thought for $25.000 reward for the rescue ducah, will be in the city tonight. common cold germs, propelled by a a visit with their son. craft engine production has de Tris- hall and sank 100 miles northeast I had gone to the particular heaven been!kidnaped 3-year-old Marc I. D. Holmes, Trainmaster, and snee7e, hunt new victims at a speed Mika Betty June George of solved by the foundry devoted of Jacksonville. which is reserved for newspaper Union ex- tan Jr R. C. Pickering were in Memphis of better than 100 miles an hour. City spent the week-end in Fulton clusively to the molding and cast- kidnap workers. He would not even ap- Wetsel, billed as "the yesterday holding a safety meeting. "An unstifled sneeze sprays the with her cousin, Miss Sara Mae ing of aluminum alloy cylinder making personal appear- proach me, and I could tell from hero," is WOMAN IS KILLED C. S. Ward. supervisor, Dyers- air with thousands of droplets, Evans, Eddings street. heads, Myron B. Gordon, vice prod- I theater. The El Dorado the way his eyes rolled that he ances at a IN EFFORT TO SAVE PET burg, is in Fulton today. some of which travel twelve feet dent and general manager of the a thought he was looking at a dead County sawmill operator and H. K. Buck, Trainmaster, spent and at a rate as high as 150 feet Wright AeronautIcal Corp, &WI were credited with the man. I was far from that, but I companion Philadelphia, —Seventeen years yesterday in Jackson, Tenn. • a second," said a foundation bul- NOTICE Sunday. capture of the child's abductor. was so sick that I wished almost I a little black and white mon- letin. • The new foundry. at "Yes. I turned down my share of 4110) could pass out. Fairlawn, N. grel found a home with Mrs. Sor- REV. T. J. SAXON It warned that the so-called The 1941 City Tax Kooks are • J., has facilities for the uninter- the $35, reward," HERE •• • ence Simon, who named it Tiny. TO PREACH "common cold" was the greatest • now ready. Please call at City • rupted performance of interview. "I've got kids of my minutes I man- all opera- en Sunday night, while walking with Rev. T J Saxon of Porterrille, • After a few health problem in industry, adding • Hall and pay same before pen- * tions from raw materials to finish- own. strayed onto the Mo., will preach at the First Baptist aged to get up and go home, and that health protection of workmen • afty date, November 1st, 1940. • It mistress, Tiny ed cylinder heads. Gordon said the face of an Church in Fulton Wednesday even- there Doc Haws thumped and paw- was especially essential during the • Board of Council • railroad tracks in the plant was approaching full produc; MOST GRADUATEN FOUND Simon dashed ing at 7:30 o'clock. The public is ed over me for a while. I really present stepped-up period of de- • City of Fulton oncomingtrain. Mrs tion. VOCATIONALLY HAZY killed invited to hear Rev. Saxon. thought I had appendicitis, that fense production. • to the rescue but both were being my favorite disease, but the .141•M• survey which doe merely laughed when I men- WRITER'S MARRIAGE Washington — A only about one in tioned it and said I had no sign ZIPPERED UP AGAIN showed that New City Zoning Laws Now Two Hundred Students Participate 1.750.000 students Many or symptom of that well known ail- every four of the schools and colleges each ment. "You need some medicine, Reno, Nev., —Hugh Wiley, the who leave any clear idea of the kind Spaces but you ought to be back at work magazine writer. Saturday an- year has Provide-- Special Parking In Training Course For Pilots should seek was made by tomorrow," he told me as he left. nounced he and the wife who di- of job he Sunday by the American •• • vorced him eight days ago were re- public Commission • That was about the time when married Saturday afternoon at Car- Youth recommended that Off-street parking sufficient to accommodate at least should have been starting the Washington, —Two hundred col- Louisville, is designated for son City Nev The report ChiCego, — provide "realistic vocation- every new apartment'one motor vehicle for every two column fat the next day, and I lege students in Kentucky are en- Louisville students: Warren County "I've been on the loose eight days schools space for appropriate vocation- hotel, store and theater— living units. Several of the ordin- thought I could certainly knock it rolled in the Civil Aeronautics Ad- Airport at Bowling Green for West- and I'm sick of it," Wiley said. al guidance, house, and eventful job causes of parking conges- ances, including those of Ltes out there at home after a while. I ministration's pilot-training pro- ern students and Murray Airport "Mrs. Wiley, too, is. tired of it She al preparation special being required by more and Angeles and Sans Monica, requires knew what I wanted to write, and gram, the C. A. A. announced Sun- for Murray students. No field yet found that since the advent of sip- placement-" tion—is city zoning ordinances, in- parking space for every 111dhith111 never taking any pains with writ- day. has been selected for Centre stu- pers on ladies' dresses it's impera- -- -- more formation from the American So- dwelling unit. ing, I thought I could sit up long Half of them are undergoing dents. tive to have a man around to help. HERSHEY APPOINTED • Officials showed enough to batter out that column. ground instruction- - seventy-two ACTING DRAFT DIRECTOR ciety of Planning Hotels Provide SW, day, "This training program." the C. Thursday. Small cities as well as But I could not make it that hours—at six colleges, while the Mr. and Mrs. Pete Green are Parking provisions are rognicodi A. A. said in announcing enroll- Roose- large ones are adopting this re- for flesh was too weak. I thought other half is in fight training— moving today from South Fulton Washington, —President for hotels in Southampton. N. T., ments for the training period end- order quirement, 35 "samples" collected then that I could make It the next thirty-five to forty-five hours in to the W C. Valentine home on velt has signed an executive and South Plainfield, N. 4/.. ing January 15, 1941, "has society show. morning surely and so let the the air, sufficient to qualify them been Pearl street. conferring upon Lieut. Col. Lewis by the Southampton's aiming ordinallee - promulgated not alone cities which specify that for private pilots' licenses. to create B. Hershey the powers of director Among requires the hotel to provide Sid new pilots, but to multiple residence must (Continned en page I) The six Kentucky colleges co- give special of selective service pending the ap- every new square feet of private ms training to thousands of flight in- it have a car-parking space are operating in the program and NOTICE pointment of a regular director, structors and MASONS Croton-on-Hudson and ePeee on the 'a"n 1° 4 as lb. Wig' their student quotas; Centure ten, examiners, and to was announced Sunday night. Bronxville, within 200 feet toe sada dalgir• Brook, or • rehabilitate the laten flying executive of- Rochester, N. Y.; Bound Georgetown ten. Murray twenty, re- Roberts Lodse No. 172 F• Hershey has been trig zoom. south PlainGskil- sources of the Nation by brushing Head- Northvale, Hillsdale and Nutley, N. • WATER CONSUMERS Tranaylvania twenty, University A M, will meet in stated com- ficer at Selectite Service the requirement 300 weft NOTICE Louisville thirty and Western up and re-certifying thousands of order permits him to J.; Evanston. Flosmoor and 'Glen- • IMPORTANT of munication at 7:es p. as. to- quarters The former pilots who had permitted instruc- coe, Ill., and Los Angeles and Santa The theater parking ten. night, October lat. Regular issue public notices and their licenses to lapse." cer- Monica, Calif. in most of the ROOM Your attention is called it) The name quotas in each school business and steps will be tak- tions. allocate funds, appoint other Typical of the n,--isions apply- specify antelidal0 • the payment date of water bills are enrolled for flight training, the Fliers "Vitally Needed" en to Organise a Degree Team tain subordinates and take proceed with the ing to multiple districts is near the tbegisf • due October 1st. 1940. Please C. A. A. said. Nearly 1,000 instructors, the C. A. All members urged to attend. steps necessary to Evanston ordinance, which says aocommetbati • call at City Hall and pay same. New Pilots Created A. added, took training courses Visitors Welcome. conscription program. the that every such dwelling newly ovary ta • Feel DeMyer, Mayor Actual air instruction is pro- during the summer months, and T. 3. Smith, W. N. shall provide garage or and • Adv. 233-I5t. vided for Georgetown and Transyl- more than 5,000 former pilots took Hall. Stay. Miss Marjorie Kelton ham gone erected G. C. space within the buildbig and aka • vania students at Municipal Air- "refresher courses" In preparation Adv. it. to Callionsia where she will spend parking port in Lexington. Bowman Field, for renewal of certificates. • • • ,5 several weeks. or an the lot or adjoining proporig Olga *lib - ______•• .....S ••••••P-aeseeogieniteeseesiveltip,„.„_ -41•-••••-••••••• ••• • -• - . • - •4 • • -

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PAGE TWO 7‘ FULTON DAILY LEADER Fulton, Kentuck , October. 1, 1940. • •• • • • !write the column two theig., hap- 1 The Fulton Daily Leader pencti one was that I could not Chimpodic Health Daily .Situa 1'$9C 16 Years Ago z , W ANT A D S hit the proper keys on the type- EDWARDS Settifiae and PUBPUBLISH writer. The other was that Ildeas MOORE_. ____ 71Di E1 CLAUS/it ED SATES FOOD STORE TNA IvIOORE 4e(g'71 A ft and sentences would not come to D4L,A. C W ; (Oct. I. 1924) MAK WEAVER _____ A/Cc:TART EDITOR,: , 1 One Insertion cents rez Ward my fuzzy head. The darned limn Corver"Grainmite C .etti)te1le0 emery .440-noon eXcept Suadays mad simply would hot write and hadi Horne of Quality 1101Mays, at 400 math Ftreet. Fultrei_ Kentucky. (Minimum charge 300 • A wedding of interest to friends of to give it up. So on Friday I saw Ube kered 13 the irti'..vAu, ..C.esitway Post Otfize as Three insertim, 4 cts. Per Word Foods My week 15 not Uglie4t/10 mall matter of the seeord clsew, June 18911. under the the young couple in this city was that a paper go to press with the column (Mimic urn 50e) missing. The net result, for all my " C•114,18 1 4g,"" sk.' of Miss Roberta Thurmond and Sebra • Six tissartioso s ets. Per Word previous dread, was that one per- -Free Delivery- PtifICHOLOGIST SAYS CHANGE COM- Phone—Residence 314. Soon Evans, which was solmenized last even- (Minimum 60e) son asked me several days later 9 to 5 sad by apstoluileams6 ING ing at the First Christian church of telephone nueabera what happened to the column. From 417 Main - Tel. 199 initials, 222 Lake St. — Fate's. 117. Dr. W. H. Thompson is head of the this city. Rev. 0. J. Sowell officiating. obviated as words. now on I am never _going to worry Department of Psychology in the Uni- Mrs. Clarence Pickering and Mrs. about missing a day or a week. versity of Omaha, and according to Ben F. Evans went to Paducah today Let us repair that Renter, be- hilt a marked change is coming to the to visit Mr. Pickering, who is in the fore cold weather. Our price is Leader Want Ads bring results. American public. He claims, from a hospital. reasonable. Estenates free. We Try them and you will find out. paychological standpoint, the people of also specialise in Furniture re- STORE YOUR COAL NOW Alton Packard, the cartoonist and pairing and Rofinishing. We the United States are now getting humorist, will appear here on the ly- call for and deliver. don't need fires-.hut ready for war. Nor does he think that ceum course in High school auditorium Hot weather is here—you store coal for nex,i minter. this change will require more than a Tuesday, October 7. EXCHANCE FURNITURE row is the t-est time to x; more convenient and you may save otaniry 1ht U. few months. "We haven't got our fight- R. E. Cooper. general manager of the COMP NY ing clothes on yet," he said, "but it Dary Tobacco Association and Geof- Church Bt.—Fulton. Ky. We also offer complete I'liiseloing Service. won't take long when we really get frey Morgan. gold service man, were Phone 35. started. We must remember that Ameri- guests of the Rotary club at the noon I P. T. JONES & SON cans are the sons of brilliant and luncheon today. .1 APPLES—Grin Golden. Wine- fierce fighters." sap, Black Ben, . lid Starks Red Telephone 702 — — Cold and Plimung R. J. Robertson, father of Glenn Rob- Delicious.—I. NIES. 212-24t ertson of this city passed away Mon- recalled the swift- Dr. Thompson day at the home of his daughter, INSTRUCTION which things happened in DIESEL ness with Shelton in New Mexico. first World War. In 1916 there s your opportelety in Diesel? Dine in • the was little real desire for war, and Judge Bunk Gardner of Mayfield Investigate low cost course. Is it Wilson was really will Busy Men's Bible Class worth a postal c.oei to learn what COMFORT HORNBEAK President Woodrow address the DIESEL offers We have many We take pride in seeing that elected on a platform of keeping at the Methodist church nere next Diesel engines to rive you the act- our nations receive the ut- America out of war. Yet within a few Sunday morning at 9:30. nal practical traillillg on. STUDENT FUNERAL HOME most in food, in gervie", in of BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE. 501 months from that time the mind comfort. No matter whetl.ter Jack Marks, of Scates & Marks, :Hemphill Diesel Fr.110.ing, Memphis, the American public underwent a radi- you want a satirtwich or a Ford dealers, returned today from Mem- Tenn. 207-30 Corner Carr and Third Street change and there was a sudden full dinner, you will recelre cal phis, where he has been for the past for armed intervention in the our best atteotica clamor month in a hospital wider treatment. INSTR UCTION world war that was then raging itaurope. Mrs. Rufe Morris left yesterday for AIRCRAFT TRAINING now available under direct supervision Louisville to visit her son, Smoot Morris Phone No. 7 Thompson points out that war of leading AIR('IZAFT MANUFAC- Dr. and family. spirit is not necessarily developed by TURERS. Those qualifying allowed, LOWE'S 'transportation t;; szliool. Represen- Ambulance Ser rice an accumulation of tanks and planes T. D. Clark left today for Haleyville, Fla. tatives of Animal's leading AIR- CAFE and artillery. Rather it comes from Hubert Bennett is in Nashville today CRAFT SCHOU will be in Fulton the mind within and when this comes on business. to interview n.,chaiiical minden there is a swift and unpredictable de- men ill prepai ;• for positioris. mand for rapid action. Dr. Thompson STUDENT BUD01-,F PLAN AVAIL- ;ABLE. Several boys from this see- says that a matter of a few months tem trained and placed on good bring this change. Calling it a Selected Feature can jobs by us rectutly. Aero I. T. I. * sort of "social amnesia." the Omaha I 1 Registration D. pt. 203 Parkview • man said that the last remnants of NOT AS YET THE LAST JUDGMENT :Hotel, Memphis, Tenn. 207-30 disillusionments of the last war would ; FOR SA,LE: Conn a:to horn, 1-4 swiftly disappear when this demand In a peculiarly intimate way we original coat. Crli WA. Adv. 215-ti. for participation in the present war are being brought acquainted with came to the surface. "We will forget life in a besieged city. in a huge modern ROOM AND CRD couple or the men who were killed in that war, metropolis upon which the forces of two girls. Call 511. Adv. 2264f we will forget the billions, of dollars ruthless and, it would appear, indis- - - ...r FOR RENT:Oix room house. on we loaned and losk. we1 orget all criminate destruction, have been let ist State L.ne. Furnace hbat. that and think only of the present world loose. Their declared purpose is to 1 chitin^. room suite for sal. situation." create a situation so desperate, grim See 3arn MuSius at 6 p. m. Ad.. and intolerable as to compel surren- 223-ti. Dr. Thompson listed several items der. Just that. Something of the same !e!! 3ALL Dodge car in goJd US being major factors in changing intensity had been witnessed at Madrid. ; con in i. ;lephonc 37.e. Ati v America's psychology. One is the con- Very few of us. however, knew any- 229-61. .if stant stimulation of war news and news thing of Madrid or had at any time M:_. of disasters. Another is a lack of con- enjoyed personal contacts with the t FN First class furaish- fidence caused by a long series of dis- Madridlenos. What was Hecuba to us, ed l;o.i., .ng apartment. Fm- IlaiT •ne 430. 232-ti. asters to peoples who were once friend- as the old saying went, or we to Hecuba" ly allies. These disasters have aroused London, on the other hand, is the FOR ' Two rooms to elder - our anxieties and fears. Likewise de- very heart of British story, and that ' 13' late,' )1e.' 106 Oak st.323-1. featest talk, softie talk, is a stimula- is our story, too. To most of us Liver- 232-3t.. tion, since it brings about a counter- pool, Manchester, Birmingham, Shef- 1.0r. PEN] rwo furnisted rooms. reaction. field are names of great industrial Close NI, Jim Lowe, telephone centers, and no more. London is our 635. Ad.. 231-8t. The psychologist. said that another second home. It may still be true that _ factor in slowing down a change in Americans go to Paris when they die. FOR Pl'„ )R SALE: Modern attitude in this country has been -our It is abundantly true that they go furnace d 7-room home. to ga ruee r ioultry house. 3 1-2 hesitancy to believe that world leader- London while they live. They know nen : 845-210. Charles ship could ever sink to such levels of the charm of its old-time squares and Mo-. dv. 229-6t. barbarism. Americans are idealists as terraces, its crescents, its strange Cock- well as fighters." Saying that some neyisms, so little changed since Dickens Two unturni.skied people are already urging that en- discovered Sam Weller-let no I I' rview oe Cemetery one tell ;. Adv. 232-3t. forced military service be made per- you he invented him. Bond Street. manent, Dr. Thompson claimed that Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus, are \ Three eutan - this bears out his theory that we are as real, and as near, as Fifth Avenue, d or unfurnished. getting ready for armed intervention. Madison Square and, in the good ()id 09 College Street. daYs. Twenty-third Street. Americans 233-6t There is little doubt that the like to get married at St. Margarets. pour room house oo United States has had no desire to en- Westminister, St. George's, Hanover Park Avrt,i., Mrs. S. E. Tunic!. ter this war until the past few months Square. St. Peter's Eaton Place. They Adv.. or even weeks. At the beginning, there know about Limehouse and the sun- was almost a hysterical desire to keep ny side of Pall Mall. They FOR SALE i7sed Singer Machine. have seen Ouarant; r' rfect. New Electric out of the conflict, but any intelligent the Horse Guards, immovably, monu- :Ind C1;, len; on easy terms. person knows today that we are far mentally serious, and the cocky little :0-Year . tee. Free servicing. closer to war and far more willing London volunteers. The majesty of the Phi" an Sales Company than we were before the Germans Law Courts, the vulgarity of Billings- Adv. 234-3t overran France. We are even closer gatk. the _fascination of the Strand, it is FOR rive roiim cotCage. and more willing since the Germans of these they think as bombs fall on Garakc -;;. street from Ten- began bombing London. The English hospitals, by accident, of course, and neFsee 1-11.2,L 'loot Call 437. Adv. are far better at propaganda than on gas works, likewise, it would appear, 234-6t. most of us realize, and there is a clos- by accident. And a cold rage possesses $1.00 FOR heater DOWN $1.00 A er tie between the two great English Americans as- it does British at the,, SAT 1 Circulating WEEK Call 393. Ne 234-6t Thar. luu eamyii i in bi iIi1. speaking nations than most of us will ferocity of an onslaught that leaves famous inanimate and riff I:onifort' info .v admit readily. The news, as it comes the military unscathed and rolls up FOR RENT Nice furnished steam our home. 14eau ty rest the%e ad•antage,, . okst of London. of nightly bombing a ghastly toll of women and children. heated apac,e,ont with Frigidaire . . it hap. a different anif Aetter hot '10 pc of raids with terrible destruction, has Prophecy is unprofitable. It is safe nice turn itu le private bath, innerspring conatruetion . . . nfurnished heated siiipproof brought US much nearer war than to say, just the same, that pestilence water. Also . it boiled 3 tinakR longer than. iher mattre*,..es —iipartment. I; L. Hardy. Adv. in durability teids ... it hi many of us believed possible a year is as far away as panic, but public uti- 234-31 guaranteed ior 141tam. ago. Further English reverses will lities, the term unknown Conic in, !hiee the Be.atat.yrelit, mart toy over there, 11 Knporlk C01111. intensify this feeling, and the recent will function some way fOrl. Then, if nII like, take , somehow, that advailLige of one special alliance which links Japan with Qer- Londoners will take it on the I l.NiNG POST low terms. chin in (continued form Rage One) inanx. and Italy is something which that sporting temper that oannot be is 4ttrly - - revolting to the people of reasoned into craven submission , and watter ride %line I concentrated this nation. would make a joke of the last Judg- on taking mediaine and more or ment, which, Hitler to the congary less enjoying lay in bed. •• F • Graham The next few weeks and months notwithstanding, his is not.—Courier- 48. I was back at the office briefly will be critical ones for us. Journal. the next morning and started to

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DAILY LEADER RAGE THREE NIS , Ines& A Sermons, oeisdlei I, 1446. PM The MOW* report Mrs. Joe Page of Eiiirlow,,Home Week trhicekolaottfeAr srgobrother, Patrick Tale- , 'llushart. given by MIS who District Governor, will pre- Was then Citherine is ' side. The local club has the honor Thompson Attending them were Andrew , served at die n000 SOCIAL and PERSONAL members, Mrs. ,.Listech was Smith, Trenton, brother of the • 41 • • ,of having one of its of ladur try the Woman s Couto brides, and Raymond Henley. Hum- M M.(800K)!MAYER, SOCIETY morrolt--arlica 38 et Ill !Warren Graham, as corresponding Church, 4, OW. • Christian .•• i secretary of tits body, the First boldt, their uncle. by the Fulton High school • • T. •4 The Fulton club has the distinc- Music by Yew OM INS CLUB BECINS NEW YEAR AT tion of being one of the laxgest band, directed Harmon, MOTHERS CLUB WILL afternoon session. clubs the state and the second opened the Miss MEET TOMORROW NiEETING ON FRIDA}', OCTOBER 4th. in Assist • Minsediate dis- Zs/ma a Monroe, Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Ilargest club in the Demonstration trict. With the help and coopera- Leader of Home o'clock the Mothers Club will meet Introduced The Fulton Woman's Club, now recording secretary; Mrs. Charles lion of the town and other civic Agents,. wars then and at the home dl Mrs. Charles.An- An- on ••Women s• beginning its twentieth year of ac- Gregory, treasurer; Mrs. Arch Hud- groups, it is felt that this will prove she spoke drews, 302 Jackson street. and cracy '' The guest speaker for the All members are urged to be tivity, will open the new club dleston, Jr., library chairman, and to be a gulden year of service year day. Mrs T M Johnsen. who present. , (Wash* your with its general Mrs. Wilmon Boyd, librarian. , accomplishment in its history. caw, y, meeting to be held • • • tuckyforir eitatekiwnernaPreksiednient of Ken- • 4 in the club building The chairman of the depart- on Walnut Federation, FULLERS LEAVE street Friday ments are: Mrs. Aaron Butts, Art; UMPHREYS-ROM HEN razi Lry KIW afternowe October Bowling Green. was presented and FULTON TOMORROW 4th at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. James Warren, Drama; Mrs. WEDDING SATURIMiY her subject of discussion was -Do Clint Reeds, Garden; Mrs. E. P. Mr. and Mrs. C..L. Humphreys Rev. and Mr:,. Woodrow Fuller The following Pigue, Appreciate Being Women In ladies compose the Grymes, Music: Mrs. Hugh announce the marriage of their We and little daughter. Ann, will 9PURE MILKS Executive Board for the coining Director of Junior Music and Mrs. daughter, Marie, of Fulton. to John A Democracy." In part Mrs. Jyhti- 1-47.—- - "DemocracY Is a condi- leave Fulton tomorrow morning for year: Mrs. Mansfield Martin, presi- Hendon Wright. Junior Woman's Lester Houchen of Canton, MIS/41s- S0(1 saki, .c119,-314, the heart and we as rimed_ Cobin, Kentucky where Rev. Ful- dent; Mrs Jake Huddleston first Club. sigp'met marriage took place tion of know how to ler will take u the i istr of ; *tvat.K- vice-president, Mrs. Lean Browder, The object of this club is to,Saturday night at the home of can womenen do not filmdom we the First Baptist Church. second vice-president; Mrs. J. E. stimulate intellectual develop- Squire S. A. McDade, Fast State appreciaappreciate the have." • . • freedom Fall. Sr.. third vice-president, Mrs. ment and to encourage and coo- lane. Thoee atteutimit tiaern weVe She COUipared our aith thOSI women of other flattens that JOHNS°14144143WN Robert Bard, fourth vice-president; perate In any movement to better Mr. and Mrs. Verble Puckett of Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Brown an- become acquainted with on her Mrs. Maxwell McDade, correspond- human conditions. In keeping with Dukedom and Mrs. Fred Armstrong she nounce the marriage of their interesting pro- trip last June to Londoil where she ing secretary; Mrs. Aaron Butts. this aim a most ,01 Canton. bot,b sisiees cg the bride. daughter. Lola Mae, to Carroll F. Advertise in the Daily Leader for best Results! been atitencLed the ineetioil of the Aso- gram of study and activity has The couple left Sunday for Can- Johnson of Fulton, Ky. The single AramiM1/1112 elated Country Women of the prepared. ton where they will make their : ring ceremony was performed by !World. Mrs. Clarence Reed, who writes home. The groom is employed at Rev. Woodrow Fuller on Sunday short stories under the name of Denkin's Furniture Company in, The following officers were elect- evening. September 22, at seven Curlin Reed. will be the guest Canton. led for the coming year president,' o'clock. speaker at the meeting to be held Iliirs, Paul Williams. Crutchfield: The many friends of Mrs. Hooch- October 4th. Miss June Dixon. a I vice-president. Mrs. John Hinkley, Mrs. Johnson is a graduate ()I en wish her much happiness. secretary-treasurer, Fulton High and was employed in new member of the local school • • • McFadden: A BURNING —LAST TIMES TODAY— faculty, will render a group of ' Mrs. Donald Mabry, Rash Creek; the office of Armour aid Company SURPRISE. BIRTHDAY CARY GRANT vocal numbers. Hostesses for the program conductor. Mrs. Homer for a number of :Tan:. • DINNER SUNDAY HOUSE IS afternoon will be Mesdames Leon Weatherspoon, Palestine: child Mrs. Nannie Carver. who cclebrat- Mr. Johnson is an employee 01 110W 111DS of VIRGIN! t Browder. Mozelle Terry Smith, care, Mrs. J. C. Lawson. Lodges- ed her 84th. birthday Sunday. the Illinois Central, and has been Maxwell McDade. Lawrence Hol- ton; foods, Mrs, Jim Ammons, A TRAGEDY September 29, was surprised with rooming at the home of Mrs. Seldon —STARTS TOMORROW- land, William H. Atkins. Ward Cayce; clothing, Mrs. S. A. Wag- delightful dinner in her honor Cohn for several years. Bushart. and Robert H. Binford. a genet*, Crutchfield; honie -improve- given by her daughter, Mrs. Daisy and Mrs. Johnson will mato -DiNCE GIRL DANCE' Pages will be Mesdames Hendon ment, Mrs. A. J. Lowe. Cayce; Mr' Thompson at their home in Rice- kitchen, Langford,their home in Fulton. —aith— Wright and Don Hill and Mrs. Her- Mrs. Roy At best, hieing your home by fire is an unhappy vine. MAUREEN O'HARA !Les Pigue will preside at the regis- Brownsville; landscape. Mrs. Tho- Those present were Mr. and Mrs. emwrienee. Best avoid fires, if possible, anti use all 'trar. Following the program a mas 0. Jones, Sylvan Shade; 4-H LOUIS HAYWARD Ernest Carver, Mr.. aand Mrs. Roy tea will be held in honor of the !Club leader, Miss Majorie Mc- care to present them . . But the safest say is to LUCILLE BALL Carver, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carver THE HUB CAFE .thirts-three new members being Clehee, Rush Creek; Farm Bureau .and consult and Jean. Mr.. a , Director, 215 Fourth Street take precautions to present fires . . welcomed into the club. This is the daughter. Peggy Mrs. W. H. Harrison, Mrs. Sidney Carver and son, Jerry,, coverage to prevent largest group of new members to Rush Creek. sill' us owl. adequate insurance Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Meacham and i, —THIS COUPON— be received into the club at one • . • 'PLATE tauNcii come. We are always glad to talk daughter, Bertie Sue, Mr. and loss if fire does Entstieb Holder to Purchase time since its organization. Club WEINER ROAST BOWE tW 4 VEGETABLES Mrs. Clint insurance angles sith you. 2 TICKETS for 3a: leaders feel that this Is a prologue Thompson and sons. ILAIST EVENING AND MEATS the Charles and Johnny. Mrs. Charlie DANCE GIRL DAN( : ,to a year of unusual accomplish- A group of Rev. and Mrs. Wood- Carver and ment. Mating, Mrs. Mrs.. row Fullers friends enjoyed a ' II. B. HUBBARD., Mgr. ThOnpeOfl. Dr. F. C Pogue of the History • • • Pweiner meet last evening in a SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS. F All, AND FALL 'Department of Murray State woods on the Clinton highway. HOMEMAKERS IN ANNUAL — — FREE DELIVERY — — secured Those attending were Rev. and I Teachers' College has been MEETING SEPTEMBER 25 speaker for the November meet- Mrs. Fuller, Mr and Mrs. Henry las •.csemiatalIMMINEMBUININ ing. Dr Pogue is much in demand One hundred worn":' attended tile Edwards, Mr and Mrs. Al Bryant, Meeting of the Ful- in this capacity and the club an- 13th. Annual , Mn. and Mrs. Edgar Jones and their r Lid eites his visit with much in-'ton County Homemakers' Associa- guests. Mr. and Mrs George Men -= r— r— I4- 1=1 terest. !tion held on Septeraber 25 at the tor of Springfield, Ill , Mr. am: I Mrs. C. E. Keiser of Union City , Fuiton Woman's Club building. Mrs. Tillman Adams, Mr. and Mr' will be presented in a book review The theme of the day was "Women malcolm Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eal. at the meeting in December. This,,In Democracy," with Mrs. Erie Collins. Mr and Mrs. Doris Valen- Dublin, County President. presid- Etireaseth also, is lqulted forward to AS as tine, Miss Martha Maupum Sensational Furniture unusual treat. Ins over the meeting. Mrs. Cecil . sing ortillam seat? Miss Mable The remainder of the monthly I Burnette. assisted by Miss Claricelealclwell and Juniree Mullenex. meetings win be sponsored by the IBondurant, led the group singing.qatiases nie-z Earp ,oid Mignon various departments and plans are Roll call was answered by the AWL-le/ht. going forward to make these president of each club standing, • • • equally outstanding. : and giving the reports of their DOME WEDDING The District Convention is being years work m the club. WERE SATURDAY held in Princeton Tuesday. October "What Have We Done" was given Saturday night. September 28. 1st. The following delegates have by the County leaders, with each Squire S A. McDade officiated at represent the local leader reporting an increase in the a double wedding cc i when LUES been elected to etuony organization: Mesdames Mansfield year's work. Mrs. W. H. Harrison Miss Jane Smith (It Pumboldt, Martin. J. E. Fall. Sr.. Charles Or - made a very interesting talk on the 'Tenn., was married te Take. gory. Hendon Wright. and Makwe Homemakers vacation. Mrs. Wales ricko. of Argo, Ill.. And the for- Only $75.00 Austin gave a report of Farm and nier's McDade. Alternates are Mesdames sister. Miss Alti.a Witte. also this Massive 7-Piece James Warren. Don Hill. Joe Brow- , of Humboldt, became the bride of ['or der. Jake Huddleston. and Ward 444444-."'"'1146.40'1444 tewouss. if'alnut Finished Te=S11111.4.21W "r"-rrr?-re•=.-1" 11 TIPP Rend The 'led Rootn Suite Paducah Sun-Democrat -CALL 135- Includes heavy Poster Bed, large A Cozy Breakfast Nook--A Charming Delivered Fred Rolwrson Vanity, Roomy Chest, Vanity Daily and Sunday Bench, complete with Coll Famik and A Home of Your thin Springs and 55-lb. Mattress. • In Fulton 15 rents pt. week roceries & Meat Don't fail to see this Super- Value. FRANK HATT, -We Deliver-- Agent OTHER SUITES- PHONE 779 1N State Line St. 39.95 up ege+++.4-4-+.11.44-5-4-tH-44-11-i-t- Complete line of CIRCULATING C0 A L and BURNING HEATERS, Coal auglirtlwi, Phu, firm figure .,etrol OIL Nothing is sorth wore to any bossily dun a home of aro rrom7serl — if 7ou have a SPeocer own. It really gives the entire family a feeling of WI hugiv'citiafIg elleclicrieti for you! BLAST,OAK & WOOD security *sae nothing else can give. 1101 Cott the Spencer Iflty:rmegre,c. MRS. VERNITA WILUAKS Owning your osn home is not a difficult matter. If HEATERS,at very low prices Snencer CortoTtc-r. you earn a regular salary, if )4)44 base thrifty habits, if ReAsoctered neaten, ELI Perfection Portable Oil ypo base a reputation for meeting )our obligations, Past Avenite—inaeav Wit • we can show you the way to home osnership. in past • Coal Hods years we have helped hundreds—se can help you. • Shovels Also remember that our investment *harm repro. • Coal Tongs sent the utmost in safety and the easiest say toSeemae Stove Accessories. suty detail • And all ravings. We will be glad to explain it •••=mr. elate .011•••••••• our business. • 349 Full Sine Iron Bed Cold weather is not far off anti now is the time Paget. Oesusioval (lairs - - -4115L—Kitchea Califsel • Fulton Buil4ling ready. Ramp we5biota with env wool., broOtalas. 9x-12-Felt-Base Bugs ing coal anti be ready for the cold days which are Utility Cabinet - - - 4.95 coming. Prices may advance soon. Call No. .1 and and get it with real iervice• Loam Association Hardware & Fur (I NC Lake Street Phone No. 1 '1Pik .t.EPIIIIONIE — - FULTON, KY.

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DAILY LEADER Fulton, Kentne ,Tuesday Afternoon, October I, 1940. PACE FOUlt FOL'ari TO JAPAN commant( 1AL APPEAL IS Phis yesterday and Was accompani- MEXICO HEARS !AMBASSADOR i -Blast Damages MAY BE CALLED HOME GI'EN LEGION TROPHY ed home last night by Mrs. Jones AVILA CAMACHO'S and Ivan, Jr. IPA% LIFE DECREED SFAcilf, ELECTION FEMALE War Aid Office Tokyo, — Joseph Clark Grew, Boston, —National headquarters HELP--8ALEt3LADIES: ambassador to Ja- of the American Legion, in con- Free dresses and up to $15 weekly Mexico, City, —The reading of a United States of an summoned to Wash- vention here. announced today or more showing new Fall Fashion New Orleans. —,Reports decree formally announcing elec- pan, may be the Japanese oc- that the Memphis, Tenn., Commer- Frocks. No investment. No experi- explosion and oil traces prompted tion of Gen. Manuel Avila Camacho ington to discuss Your Rugs today of a blase Indo-Chinese bases the cial Anneal was awarded the 1940 ence. Send age and dress size.— an investigation as president of Mexico took place cupation of the head- reported today winner of the Stephen F. Chad- FASHION FROCKS, Dept. R-1335, heavily damaged Sunday before the Federal Dis- newspaper Miyako of the British War Relief Washington dispatch. wick Editorkil Association Trophy. Cincinnati, Ohio. 234-lt. quarters trict Building the Chamber of Dep- in a special Can Have Charles Ave. late last said that Presi- The trophy, donated by Chad- Mrs. Guy Winters and little Society on St. uties. the National Palace of Fine The dispatch Secretary of 'wick, a former national comman- daughter. Sonja Fay, spent the night. the Supreme Court and the dent Roosevelt and A spectator said an explosion Arts' Hull were seriously der of the Legion, was provided to week-end In Memphis. glass in Monument to the Revolution. State Cordell Both! several panes of as the recognition to the daily newspaper Miss Pearl Milner, Mrs. A. C. shattered Escorted by 800 soldiers and po- examining Far Eastern policy front part nf the house and and that which, in its editorial columns, Roper, Mrs. Laura Brann and Mrs. the lice, Paul Catellano, Chief of the result of the occupation Chief Jrhn W. Evans asserted policy seemed "best evaluati.s the program of the Sallie Adams have taken an apart- Fire Federal District Administration, a great change in ;inmistakable odor LAT.1011 during the period ment at the home of Mrs. J. L. there was 'an decree while the military , unavoidable. American read the July 31 each Hornbeak, Carr street. of oil" at the scene. an-1 Newspapers gave great promi- from August 1 to band played Mexico's national Mr. and Mrs. George Meator of Officials several thousand nence to Washington dLspatches year." em' was writ- Springfield, Ill., are the house dollars' isorth of shoes and cloth-r reporting a new United States loan The winning editorial The only untoward incident oc- guests of Mr. and Mrs. big were rtored in the building. its headline cal- ten by Jack ('arley, chief editorial Edgar inh curred at the Fine Arts Palace to China. Asahi in . -Ja- writer, and appeared September Jones. .1where a group of women, waving led the loan "retaliatory anti 29.lo9. time of the fire. as- Mrs. S. J. Gray, Miss Deborah green banners of the party of Juan pan action as well as a China -There was oil on the floors in National Commander Raymond Poston of Dyersburg, Tenn., and e Chief Andreau Almazan, Avila Camacho s sistance scheme." the vicinityt0fh stairway," J. arranged today to present Mrs. R. L. Leigh of Paducah will opponent in the election last sum- Kelly Evans•said. , special citations to Editor Carley arrive today to be the house guests mer who also claims to be Presi- ENGLAND'S HEALTH GOOD' and to the Commercial Appeal. The of Mrs. I. D. Holmes at her home ident-elect, tried to interrupt the SPEAKER'S BUREAU HARVARD DOCTOR SAYS itself was presented to the on Fourth street. ceremony. Police dispersed them. trophy CHAIRMAN DISPENSED Department of Tennessee, which WITH BY ARDERY Washington, —Health conditions will retain until the 1941 conven- PROFESSIONAL cleaning of your • KENTUCKY FARM LEASE in Great Britain remain "generally tion. WATCH REPAIRING rugs, at !cast once cath )1:Jr. is the Ky., —Breaking pre- violent bombing • AND ELGIN to' present: their last- Louisville, SUBJECT OF CIRCULAR good," despite the In competition by states the WATCHES, hvst safeguard' Dr. the • cedent cf long standing, Judge Wil- raids of the German air force, Louisville-courier Journal was BULOVA, HAMILTON ing twatuy. Our methods are most Et, Democratic state the Harvard • AUDREWS JEWELRY (TO. '1se liam Ardery. The share renting of Kentucky John E. Gordon of named winner for Kentucky. up-to-dim:, our workm. * • • • • -campaign chairman, decided today farms is the subject of a circular Medical School said Sunday. **** reliable, our prices most moderate. -to di'inense with the services of a written by Dr. W. D. Nicholls and Dr. Gordon recently returned to Don't put it off. Cull us now. LASSOS PAY YOUTH'S epeaker's bureau chairman. published by the University of the United States after installing WAY THROUGH COLLEGE Tnet.ofi vnARklrig itineraries will Kentucky College of Agriculture. a Red Cross-Harvard hospital and 1)e arranged by a committee corn- An outline of a share-lease form is laboratory in Southwest England, Cheyenne, Wyo., —After a sum- DOUGHNUTS ue Ardery; Mrs. T. C., attached indicating points which where experts will study methods mer of bull-dozing' and bronc rhairman J. L. Bradley, Providence,'should be covered in such an agree- of treating communicated diseases DOUGHNUT SEASON IS HERE busting Dean and Hyde Merritt are j3lIblicit;• chairman, and Miss,ment. under wartime conditions. back at the University of Wyoming AGAIN FOLKS! Fiore:ice Gibbs. Paduach, secretaryl For the purpose of providing a , this to Jucire Aiciery. picture of the important phases of year. ORDER YOURS FROM YOUR plan to keep on roping cat- In that decision, the land tenure and farm tenancy They GROCER OR— the summers and lasso- chairman :announced that his state,situation of Kentucky. the depart- tle during in the winter until tampal,n organization now is comment of farm economics in the ing textbooks S with a couple of college MACK' te. Agricultural Experiment Station they end , degrees in 1943 as well as fat plu- DOUGHNUT SHOP Charged with getting first voters has studied more than 2.000 cases ses from their summer activities. to the polls is Miss Janet Pendle- in the State. 321 East St. Line — Phone 9197 Dean, 19, and Hyde, 18, are the ton. Owensboro. Charles K. O'Con- A proper system of tenancy, says . sons of King Meritt, rancher, who nen, clerk of the Court of Appeals. the report, is one in which: get a has competed in rodeo events since v:.l he :n charge of Young Demo- A tenant and his family living from - 1933. cratic activity and John Petrie.,good income and a good Both boys are taking agricul- Louis-ire. in charge of getting the rented farm. gets an income ture courses, and they expect a Negro nemocrats to the polls. The landlord compensate him for good part of their college expenses Judge Ardery and Thomas Un- sufficient to HAY UN use his land and the cost of will be paid from earnings at calf derwood. Lexington, chairman of the of TOOL', the land and improve- roping in western rodeos. THE FRUITS OF LABOR the Democratic state central com- maintaining Doan struck the jackpot at the Jei ) •11 mittee will go to Springfield, Ill., ments. The productivity of the land is Greeley, Colo., Spud Rodeo when \\\ Monday to confer with Edward J. and increased and the I he caught and tied a calf in 18 sec- Flynn, chairman of the Democratic maintained at barn or stack satisfac- capture the $200 purse. ELAYS improvements are kept up onds flat to D are costly in haying National Committee. In torily. His chagrined father came sec- time. Play safe and provide ond best in 19 seconds. yourself with reliable GRASS PROFITABLE At the Cheyenne Frontier Days MYERS unloading equip- ON SMALL ACREAGE Ill-luck struck the Merritt farn- ment — quality built for ily and father and sons lost to more three generations. The MYERS line attention to grass and leg- experienced cow-is kes. includes How Irtekkarn to fit all "But we did as well as dad," oom- umes makes it possible to keep 25 Sensational new beaury-98% wester standard makes of cows on the 83-acre farm of Dr. washing capacity — New high- bake mented the college-bred cowboys. steel, wood or cable William Titsworth in McCracken mantel fuUsh. You'll declare it's the In their spare time they ',.ride tracks;SIMpofevery county, Kentucky, is related by handsomest washer you ever saw. Pow- the herd" mer 150 horses and 300 type in rope or chain; County Agent Joe Hart. ered foe ..ite or farm homes. Easy cattle. Herpme, Grip- Since 1931 the farm has been teems, ir and see it—or phone p1. and Derrick all treated with two tons of lime- for fry.: tr,JI ...otung in your hocue. Forks in wanted pat- and 200 pounds of super- stone PERSONALS terns; Traci, phosphate to the acre. Seedings Bennett Electric Pr/leis. Hooks have included redtop, lespedeza, 4th. Street - - - Phone 201 YES! of sew- and Fixteres. alfalfa, sweet, red and crimson We repair all kinds ing and vac- chivers, bluegrass, orchard grass,. machines, washers cum rye grass and vetch. cleaners. All work guaranteed WILLIAMS HARDWARE 225. Altom Rye grass was crown this year • satisfactory. Phone COMPANY This scene is typical in America .. . Along rolling What Does Health Mean Sales Company. Adv. 234-3t. Fulton. Ky. for the first time. Last October an plains, on rich farm lands, in crowded factories, eight-acre field was seeding with Frank Clark, a Fulton boy, took Phone 169 To You? men toil that they might preserve 1 rtierica'A oldest ln pounds of rye grass and five tiO the duties of butcher at the I rider of redtop to the'acre. In lora: A St P this morning. tradition—the right to lire and prosper. open pounds To the man it means the dif- March another five pound of red- Mrs I M. Jones and son, Ivan, skies our people share in the treasures of American ference between efficiency, be- Jr. top and 20 pounds of seet clover priit the week-end in Mem- world's tween success and faUure. To. soil. Here are fonnd the richest opportuni- were seeded to the acre. On June 13 phB Mr. Jones motored 'to Mem- the woman it means the differ- ties.. Mr. Hurt found the rye grass three ence between beauty and shall ; to four feet high, the sweet clover we say, the lacg of it? To Since time immemorial, flour has been a Ileteg- knee-high and the redtop growing the We Are Authorised spells the well. child It difeerence be- sitv in the lives of nations. The fact remains with tween the golden years of joy Dr. Titsv..orth has demonstrated our millions that "bread is the staff of life.'' Today, Distributors and the saddened years of suf- that grasses and legumes can be of the small part we play in feeding fering. Investigate today. we are proud for— grown in Western Kentucky, says — INSURANCE America. Mr. Hurt, and that a combination • COLLISION of these crops and livestock war- TORRIDAIRE rants consideration on many DR. VERA AIKIN CATES farms. i BROWDER MILLING CO. -and- MOM Chiropractor 'ii Palmer Graduate .1 r-r- t r- r- r- ANCHOR r- RADIO SERVICE • HOT BLAST RE -ITERS and °MCI HOURS. Loorest Prices and to 12 — — to 11 CIRCULATORS Best Quality Guaranteed And by A ppointmen t We also have attractive Electric • Bennett are a good driver, no doubt, but the hazards prices on used heater' taken FULTON'S ONLY COMPLETE PHONE 153 are such that good drivers should ia by us on Furnaceq. RADIO SERVICE 411 McCall SL-So. 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