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ray 2, 1947 The Weather FORECAST: Kentucky — Considerable T CKY PRES led small in- cloudiness tonight and cooler; ffer such em- Saturday niostly sunny and con- ASSOCIATION of Kentucky's tinued cool. tabtr raTtou 4, of this need. I the need of Five Ce?, -r Copy No. 116 e system of Volume XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentuclo SillIEvening, May 3, 1947 all the state Senior viPan Bank Official Visits His Hero 1 Tax Reductions. Foreign Policy whip I Bell Offers FARMS Leavenworth 18 On indent Ora y strawberry College approximately Race Rioters Kills Himelf To Get Senate Attention Next At Murray Hint Of Break ;lakemare, 25,- ,h.ppers, and Assistant Cashier Of irsu.hington, May 3—JS')— ?Senate to take up the Italian, Senile Republicans were called Beauties this Clay Bunk, Robbed On ,I Bulgarian, Hungarian ant: RO- In Phone Tieup Are Subdued 6 on today to decide whether the I maiden peace treaties. Monday, Is Found Dead Senate should take up -tax re- I Taft also will ask the policy Three Chicago 8(X) Prisoners duction or foreign affairs after!group to decide the order in Clay, Ky., May 3-01S—The finishing next week with labor :E suicide of an assistant cashier of which it wants to take up sev- Unions Accept Protested Order • legislation. eral other bills, including rent nd Aquarium the Farmers Hank here was re- • The decision will be put up to ported by Coroner J M. Blue of control legislation. $4 Week Raise. 8 bottle of To Eat Together the OOP Policy Committee by As the Senate waited until Webster county last night. Chairman Taft (Ohio). IN Monday to resume consideration CONCILIATORS HIJSY WHITE MAN KILLED Blue 'aid assistant cashier Heady or nearly ready for of its labor bill, Senator Ball Senate action are the House-ap- George E. Price killed himself IR-Minn) expressed "serious Washington, May 3—UPI-- Fort Leavenworth, 1Cas.. May proved income nix reduction bill Communists can with an automatic shotgun. The doubts" that The first tentative wage settle- E WAY 3—o4i—Army authorities report- coroner said Price's body was , and the administration's $350, be kept out of union leadership a Bell System ed today they had subdued 250 found by his wife, Mrs. Mary 000,000 foreign relief bill which posts by any law. ment between of 800 prisoners who engaged Price, when she returned home the House slashed to $200,000,000. He told a reporter he sees company and an affiliate of the IENGTH In a night-long riot at the Fort Senator Vandenberg (R- at 4:30 p. M. yesterday. little chance that legislation for National Federation of Tele- feel tired: in- Leavonwortff disciplinary bar- Mich), chalrman of the Foreign now pending in e—appetite poor that purpose phone Workers hinted a break racks after one prisoner was Shortly before the bank's Relations Committee. is pressing Congress will work. He suggested ended for you. today in the nationwide tele- led Purest now killed and rewen others were in- closing time last Monday after- for action on the relief legisla- that routing Communists from ccious Vitamins jured. noon, the bank was held up and tion after which he wants the unions is "A job of houseclean- phone strike. lacking in tired The 250, inmates of one of two robber of approximately $11,000. best in ering from a nu- ing the unions can do Four sets of negotiations cell blocks involved, surrender- Four men and a woman were • these needed themselves." abovesueiriior edthe, eabuptitathiewreTreweseteill now important it ed after Col. (Iraeme Parks, dis- captured early Tuesday at Somerset Official Hartley jaines mICyai.—orrcted The House-approved from these two t supply of iron. ciplinary barracks commandant, Evansville, Ind , and held in con- labor bill would deny collective imulate appetite nection with the robbery. Most of Will Seek State Murray.Wingo. who was elected senior big developments: eat more and issued an ultimatum over the bargaining rights to a union if rou • • • representative of the Student leaders of three the foods you do loud speaker system telling the the money was reported re- any of its officers are Commun-• 1. In Chicago 'Organization at Murray State unions accept- men that the Army Was in full covered in a satchel police Superintendency I is or Communist sympathizers. NMV-affiliated e I College. The other senior repre- Bell Tele- elow per because control, and unless they gave up found. Senator McClellan tit-Ark) has ed $4 from the Illinois !Relent iron and Ky.. may 3___,/p,_! sentative elected was Billy ratifica- all air would be shut off and the Somerset, ; offered a similar amendment to phone Co., subject to o this. Get Pursin Following Price's death, of- Bones, principal of Somer., Crospey' from Springfield, was today. Take it cell blocks would be flooded with . W. B. bill. tion by 16.000 members. It ficals of the bank disclosed that school and secretary of j the Senate I doesn't amp you tear gas. No word had been re- ! set high Senate accepted One Tenn. s the first deviation in the rimy • If you do not a shortage has been found in .1 the Chamber of Commerce here, I The nation- ceived from prisoners in cell "toughening" amendment to the from its demand for a see consult your bookr of the bank. They said 13-year-old Jackson, Miss., orphan, gases at I• announced yesterday he will be Other officers elected include block 7, the other affected. Danny Williams, labor bill yesterday. It approved wide boost of $6 a week. pos Product. the amount had not been de- a candidate for Democratic no-I Frank Vittetow. Sebree presi- Amer- The riot was reported to have his hero, Babe Ruth, at the Babe's apartment in New York. 60-28 a provision banning union 2. In Washington, the termined but added the loss mination for state superinten- dent- Odell Phillips. Bros). irport. Telegraph been the outgrowth of a recent Danny's visit with the 'Sultan of Swat" was the result of his coercion of workers in their ican Telephone & was covered by insurance. of public instruction. III, . vice-president: Mariorie money UG CO. order that white and negro pri- winning an essay contest in his home town. Subject of the es- dent selection of bargaining represen- Company made its first Jones, a members of the re- Gtiylor, Sharon, Tenn. secre- long-distance Phone 444 soners should eat together in The coroner said Price had say was, "Why I Would LIke To Meet Babe Ruth." natives. The vote was considered and offer to its 20.000 search committee of the Ken- tary; Rex Alexander flaky the same mess, and was describ- been reported worried and de- significant because if the mar- employees. tucky Education Association in Len Foster Martin,' Lorain', 0.. the Amer- ed as a race riot within the pri- the gin held in face of a Presiden Though rejected by spondent since Robbery. Mrs. 1931, said in a statement he in- junior representatives; Max Work- son ial veto it would be sufficient to ican Union of Telephone Price teaches home economics the program recently Gibbs, Murray, and Bill Brown, The commanding officer told His Wife Walked Out On Him, dorsed pass the bill over the President's ers, this offer was a departure at Clay high school. by the K. E. A. Princeton, sophomore represen- T. & T. the men over the address system proposed objection. from the previous A. tatives. settle by that white and negro inmates In Evansville, following the When it resumes work on the Position of offering to making no had been segregated at break- arrests, Sheriff's Deputy Arch So He's Walking To Wisconsin Chicks To Play bin (Monday the Senate will The students elected will take srbitration but fast this morning and that this Nelson said the four men and take'up another of the "tough- Office at the beginning of the money proposals. $2, $3, or $4, de- practice would be continued. woman had admitted connection It's a good long hike from the miles a day, stopping to eat and ening" amendments—one de- fall quarter which begins Sep- The offer was Mayfield Sunday partly on the geograph- It was not clear how Colonel with the bank robbery. Alabama state line to Wisconsin. sleep when he chooses. He's lost signed to curb industrywide bar- tember 25. pending are scheduled to are ical locality. Thus it was not an Parks intended to carry out his especiallytrundling a two half-days because of rain The Chicks gaining. Several others one cart with a bed- play another exhibition game pending. across-the-board arrangement. threat to shut off the air from -wheeled govern- of the O'Neal Considered stead on it. But E. H. McM Ilan,' since lecv ng Alabama with the Mayfield Browns at The Navy uncovered plans to After the rejection, the cell blocks as many Baptists To See Peter J. Man- had been broken out. who stopped briefly in Fulton Last night he stayed at Mar- 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at adapt war ships and submarines ment conciliators windows As An Ambassador William N. Margolis kept However, the guards continu- this afternoon, seems to be doing tin. Tenn.. and he may spend. Mayfield. Hubert Sidle will be for use in polar regions in ask- no and parties in session for hours ;HOP to drop tear gas through trap right well on the long journey, tonight in or near Fulton, since be the starting Fulton pitcher. ing Congress for $55.580,000 to the ed To Philippines Movie Sunday last night and finally recessed doors above the cells, while oth- and isn't planning to slow down he figures Clinton is a little too In case the Mayfield park is cover costs of the work. for use, the game may authority to con- at 12:40 a. m. 'EST) until 2 p. m. er gas shells were lobbed through Washington. May until he gets to Wisconsin. far up the road for an after- too wet In asking 3--SP)— to Fulton. destroyers, four sub- Jairus Daughter. today with both sides holding the windows This cross fire ap- Emmet O'Neal, Louisville. Ky., The sun-tanned Mobile, Ala., noon's walk. be transferred vert nine surveyor said he was taking the plans to go from marines and two other ships for On firm. parently piled the gas in faster former Congressman from Ken- McMillan Sound Picture, Is joint statement because his w.fe has here to Cairo. Ill., up Arctic operations, the Navy said But in a re than the meager ventll,açhon tucky's Third District, told news- long walk then Junior Conservation Club Sunday Night Program Margolis said "every- on him-..and the it intended to experiment with Manno and could clear it out. men here last night he under- walked out through Illinois. Monday very trip a of his to To Have Cattiest use of submarines to detect air- Daughter", a 27- tVig is progressing More than 200 gas shells stood his name was being con- is part efforts Asked if he intended to wal "Jairus' and we are loolcin for into effect a back, he and said "No, The Fulton Junior Converva- planes over the Arctic Ocean. minute sound motion picture faitora grenades had been lobbed sidered for the post of ambas- reconciliation. grinned, cheerful developments' this af- is- She told him she'd like to I not." tion Club is having a bait-cast- The Navy said three submar- based on Luke 8:40-56, will be Printing the cell blocks before Parts sador to the Philippines. guess ternoon. have the bed he's pushing along Then he picked up the hand- ing tournament Monday, May 5, ines would be made into troop shown at the First Baptist sued the ultimatum O'Neal, a Democrat, was de- Mrs. Anne Benscoter, presi- the highways, and McMillan les of Ms pushcart at 3 o'clock on the school cam- or cargo carriers. She destroyers church Sunday night in connec- After Parks' broadcast on the feated for re-election last Fall home-made dent of the Illinois Traffic vowed he'd take it to her if he adjusted his belt, which carries pus. No advance notice was given would be equipped with the tion the evening service speaker system, the men in cell by Republican Thruston B. Mor- with UnIon, said in Washington the to walk every of the a from to until yesterday, and then it was latest antisubmarine devices, to the pastor, the block 6 sent a spokesman to tell ton, after serving 12 years in the had step big "Walking Alabama according would advise her members to and late to obtain prizes for I and two transports would be Ed Bradley. This new a guard at the doorway that House. way. That's what he's doing. Wisconsin" sign, started over too Rev. Sam reject the Illinois Bell offer. compelltors. The public is in- equipped with icebreaking picture was produced by Cathe- they were ready to surrender. The Kentuckian said be had Depending on the weather, he the tracks Onto Lake street, However, Edwin R. Hackett come in 20 vited to watch the tournament. I equipment. dral Films, headed by a Minneso- The men were ordered to not been approached directly by averages anywhere from 10 to heading north. and Richard Long. presidents of ta in.nister who he using his come out in groups of five. They anyone in authority but had two other unions involved, said inheritance to make were brought into the rotunda, "reason to believe" his name is $100.000 in Chicago they were confident movies based on the Bible. stripped and searched. They being given consideration. Louisville Has Annual Attack Of Madness On Biggest Derby Day their members would ratify it. another s• Beautiful Technicolor "stills" then were herded Mtn Others considered for the ICC wereC g opini- cell block which had been empti- Manila post are reported to in- I which were made by the pastor' whether a long lines Bath Fullerton, Jr. de- ons t.$) to ed and prepared for isolation of clude Gen. Jonathan Wain- I of some of the classes and agreement In Washington Easter also I wage rioting prisoners wright and Adm. William D. Louisville, Ky., May 3-4/11— partments on Sunday furni:11 a pattern for shown. A large 7x9 screen I Would The rotunda was guarded by Leahy. The Derby madness that strikes ; will be washing up the rambling been placed in the church: 100 troops armed with "billy Saturday has strike in the Bell Sv•tem of A. this town on the first !enabling life-size projection. clubs" and tear gas. Firemen, was somewhat T. & T.-control:ed firms, now in May eitch year ! In the picture, Jairus. a ruler had two firehoses set up ready than ever today as in its 27th day. Storm Damage more insane ! of the synagogue in Capernaum. to turn high pressure streams -mad people at- A long lines settlement did some 125,000 race had an only daughter named ; on the men if they showed s.gns pick the winner a- provide such a pattern a year tempted to I Deborah. One day she is brought I of giving further trouble. -year-old colts. ago and a telephone strike was mong 14 three ' home ill with a fever by her' There was no information on On Middle Rd. reason for the ex- averted at the last moment. The main friends. Jairu and his wife be- whether there may have been confusion attending traodinary came alarmed as Deborah fails' more than the eight casualties Nearly Every Farm Hit biggest of all Ken- the 73rd end to respond to the Soctor's help. originally reported. was the fact that AFL,CIO Unable By Sudden Blast There tucky Derbies In desperation Jairus seeks the Col. Parks identified the dead an outstanding there wasn't Master whom he finds preach- • inmate as Dewey Osbrone, a Thursday Morning the 14 horses To Effect Merger, favorite among ing. Jesus arrives after the lit- white man, 30, Mountain City. to parade to the The storm Thursday morning that were due tle girl had died. He restored Tenn., and said he had been m. (CST) But Pledge Unity did quite a bit of damage on al- post at 4:45 p. today to life and Jairus is convinc- stomped to death. edition of Col. Matt her most every farm on Middl.) Road, for the 73rd ed that Jesus is the Christ. Washington, May 3—V11-- Parks indicated there might guessing game. The f west of Fulton. Winn's A cordial invitation is extend- AIFL and CIO, laying aside be other dead. "There is a Pos- as a prime The The roof of Mrs. Tobe Wright's weather continued the church to the publ c any hope of becom- sibility we might find dead although ed by indefinitely home was damaged, a tobacco factor for speculation to see the picture, especially to ing one big organization, went bodies on the inside." called for fair and barn with several pieces of farm- the forecast those who have lost loved ones ahead today with plans to pool after a half week ing implements in it was blown warmer today recently. their opposition to sharp curbs the Churchill down, a chicken house was com- of rain that turned on union activity pending In Kentucky Today strip into a soupy pletely destroyed, and a num- Downs racing Congress. as it has so often in the The Associated Press ber of trees on the lawn and mess 10 Typhus Cases This was all they had to show By past. Beattyville—Deeding of Glen near the house were blown down. for a two-day peace conference there were a couple of school and community Mrs. Gus Donoho's home was Then In Bowling Green which resulted in unanimous Eden high that probably wouldn't Wllliba to the board partly unroofed, the smoke horses agreement that "organic unity center at mentioned at all if it of the Evangelical house was destroyed, the tenant have beer% In Eight Months should be established within the of missions wasn't for the "off track" factor. Congregation church of Myers- house was damaged and several American labor movement"— A series of preliminary races Jett Jett, shakes numbers in selection of pint positions in Louisville, May 3--(eP)— town, Pa.. was announced oy Miss fruit trees were uprooted. E. C. Dobson (with cigar), trainer of Ky., but repection of each, other's place, failed to produce anything but (right), co-owner of Dotible Jay, draws An official of the state Health Eliza Richards, school founder. On the adjoining Nugent Louisville, Ky., for the Kentucky Derby. James D. Boines plans for bringing it about. damag- arguments as to which of a (third Department said yesterday 10 She valued the property at $25, several buildings were entries. Churchill Downs Race Secretary (left) and aides record drawings. George Lisco AFL President William Green blown half dozen leading contenders cases of mur ne typhus had been 000 ed and a number of trees from right, chin in hand) pensively watches. He entered Balheim, a surprise starter. and CIO President Philip Mur- trees in the might hit the jackpot. On top reported in Bowling Green dur- , down. Two large • • • • • • ray expressed the concurring Palestine cemetery were torn up of that, you even have to con- Mg the past eight months. committeee Berea—Appointment of Lout: more interest Trust from the California barns department. Eddie Arcaro, who view of their peace by the roots, and there was some sider the trainers and jockeys.!stet-, would attract The official. F (' Dugan. di- ! up late Smith as dean of Berea College's As a Matter of no one of Earl 0. Mice and sons, took has the mount on the favorite, as the conference broke damage to timber on Percy The one certainty today was I today. fact rector of the Department's Di- five-yeer college, effective next concede that any of the I the $100,000 Santa Anita Derby already has won the Derby three yesterday. by King's farm. that the largest crowd in all would vision of Sanitary Enginieting. that the September, was announced 14 didn't have a chance, and Mrs. M. E. Whitney's pint- times and Is shooting for the They made it plain At the Browder place, owned Derby history would Jam the entries had charge of a survey made up- of merger will be kept President F. S. Hutchins Smith at not even Balhelm, the one-time sized Bullet Proof literally ran fourth triumph that would put subject by Harvey Pewitt, a stock barn rambling wooden stands on request of Bowling Omen alive while the tough labor leg- has been a faculty member since and selling plater whose name hadn't away from bigger, stronger him at the head of the list in and tobacco barn were damaged, Churchill Downs to capacity Health of fiends. islation is in the works. 1927 esti- even been mentioned until his horses to win the Chesapeake at front of Isac Murphy and Earl by also much timber. A tobacco a little more. The official Minine typhus is borne Murray called a meeting of 125.000 name was dropped into the en- Havre de Grace last Saturday. Sande. Ben Jones, who trains infect- barn on Mrs. Allie Browder's mate was that about fleas which have bitten his nine vice presidents for May Paris—Investment of $45,000 present and try box yesterday. Those three accounted far vir- Faultless, has saddled three farm was completely destroyed. spectators would be ed rats aigait si d it should not 15 and of his 5I-man executive In government bonds has been of in- Phalanx, jointly owned by C. tually all the year's important Derby winners and a fourth stock barn on Walter Browd- the unofficial sources be confused with "epidemic' for May 16 to hear re. authorized by Bourbon fiscal A con- V. Whitney and Virginian Abe three-year-old races before the would put him in a tie with H .board place blew down, and he :rsination, from the track's typhus. which Is louse-borne. ports on the unity sessions Me court er's they'd Hewitt, continued to hold the Derby. .1. "Derby Dick" Thompson at his wife narrowly escaped cessionaires, who mCd Munn, typhus has a mortality work out details of cooperatISIV and pro- favorite's role he assumed after The weather for the past few the top. hurt They were milking print more than 100,000 rate of about five percent com- with the AFL on the campaign 11 Paducah—The question of being the Wood Memorial. But almost days has been miserable— As for the town itself, it's barn just before the grams, to the harrassed hotel pared u oh epidemic typus' 70 a restrictive labor bill. whether civic and charitable in the down as highly regarded were the either steady rains or showers— fantastic. After the suppression against hit, and barely left in men who have turned percent The rejected. AFL peace plan organizations will be permitted storm roomers Kentucky-bred Faultless from and the track has suffered ac- and restrictions of the war One cow was trapped in thousands of would-be would have welcomed aU the to operate lotteries- here still is time agreed Warren Wright's Calumet Farm cordingly. But rnat's nothing years, Louisville set out to revive despite the $25 a day, CIO's national unions into BUM under consideration the barn. and Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's new. Since 1927 there have been the old 'let's get it" spirit of VFW To Have Meeting that the figure wasn't exagger- bership in the older organiza- $41.000 beauty, Jet Pilot, who ten rainy Derby days and once pre-war Derby weeks. Prices Tuesday At Legion Cabin airport ated. tion on the same basis as John I Hazard—The 73-acre Ends 50 Years' Service' the horses a necessary still has the experts talking the rain stops. the Churchill skyrocketed: service dropped to or As for of Glendale White Post No, 5421. L. Lewi• led back his united tract here valued at $50,000 comparatively unimportant about the race he won in the Downs track dries out quickly. almost nothing as thousands the Cincinnati, May 3 but Veterans, of Foreign Wars, will , Mine Workers last year. more has been deeded by in the whole affair, it re- mud on Derby day of 1946 Given the sunny weather pre- visitors poured into a city which Joseph I Blink ) Orinkemeyer. in factor them meet at the American Legion The miners returned with the 125 stockholders of the Hazard something of a question To match Phalanx's victory dicted for today, it may be no really can't take care of It charge of city circulation for mained cabin on Fourth street Tuesday!understanding that any jurisdlc- Airport Co., to Perry county. Phalanx, the Virginia- in the Wood. Faultless ran off worse than slow by post time. And, as for the visisors. they the Cincinnati Times-Star since whether night. May 6. at 7.30 o'clock, it I Hone' disputes would be settled was the first step toward por- colt which looked so im- with Hialeah's Flamingo Stakes. Should Phalanx or Faultiest paid anything that was asked 1904, today completed 50 years bred set—and was announced today by Paul by the AFL's executive count:II sible grant of $10,000 from the pressive in recent outings, or the Blue Grass at Keeneiand win, there'd be a record per- took what they could improve of service with the newspaper Durbin, commander as they arose. federal government to Jet Pilot, the mud-loving speed. and this week's Derby trial. On formance in the jockey-trainer they loved it. and maIntaln the field. He is 67 years old

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Carol Ann Jeffress is improv- been admitted. FULTON - Sun.- Mon.- Tues. ing. Mrs. Robert Beieu, Crutchfield, ,JsLt.a BdIp fraiMitt 1947 Students Martha Meeks is doing nicely. has been admitted. Howard is improv- Marion Jones is doing nicely. DAILY SINCE 1821 Mrs. Lola ing. Mrs, Guy Kindred has been PURLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky. Are Much Drier Baby Ida Carol Notes is im- dismissed. proving. Gayle Lynch has been ad- takalitYCC WATIOIVISLO AlilliTIN AOKINSON Richard Jeffress L im- mitted. PUS/ISMER MANAGING, £01105iT Mrs. Aparg ititilAN Behind Ears proving. IIIIniered as second class matter at Fultegi, tentuckl. Under act of Congress of !Earth 1, Nig. Mrs. Lucille Atkison is doing By Hal !Moyle nicely. PERSONALS ausististiwrioN AAAAA gas RATE SOX mai cukaairsad Crittendon is improving. Tom Cursey and Irvin Bloomington, had., May Tom Joy- 3—Vie and ba- left last night for ADVXSITISIN• AAAAA SUOMITTILO ass PRIIIIMOIT. Plume le Sr 1384 —Whatever happened to flam- Mrs. Wallace Huddle ner Louisville where they Will attend the ine youth? by are doing nicely. Ken- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled Madding im- Derby. to use for Winding up a wee& as Ernie Mrs. James is tucky reproduction of all news Homra of St. dispatches credited to this paper and also the local news published. Pyle memorial lecI,urer at proving. Lillian Louis Indiana University, I find my- Mrs. Jack Snow and baby are visiting in Fulton. Better self even more of a stranger to doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eng- Manners A Grand Gay campus life than I expected 15 Mrs. Dorris Lacewell and ba- land and Mrs. Harlan Wade 01 yesterday It is fitting that the president of Mexico, years after they stuck a sheep- by are doing nicely. Clinton spent In Ful- fly Dewitt our (dater republic, is being given a royal re- 14ackente. skin into my hands and foisted Mre. Russell Pitchford and ba- ton. AP ception in the nation's capital and in other Foreign Attars Analyst me oft on a defenseless World. by are doing nicely. Mrs. James Cooper and chtl- 1 have a depressing feeling Mrs. E. C. Clark is doing nice- dren of Bagdad, Aria, have ar- large cities. We Americans have been some- President Truman happily has described day students are ly. rived in Fulton to spend the what apathetic in the past in welcoming our that present w yres 2.. Olivia DC Havilland in a dramatic momcnr from thca distinguished guest, President Miguel lot behond the cars than Laura Nicherson is doing nice- summer with Mrs. Cooper's par- visiting dignitaries from Latin and South a drier forthcoming picture."The Dark Mirror,' with Thornis Mitchell Aleman of Mexico, as "a grand guy"--a de- frthods I slept through classes; ly. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cav- American countries, and this has been harm- signation which received thunderous endorse- with a generation ago. E. W. Crider is doing nicely. ender, on Third street. ful to the Good Neighbor policy we Buster McNeill is doing nicely. Mrs. C. R. Collins and Miss which pro- ment yesterday in New York City from an 'they take their work and play Janie Smith is Casting nicely. Sarah Collins left today for Mur- fess to foster and nurture. Not so when pro- estimated million and a half cheering spec- and life in general more serious- Geneva Bowers is doing nicely. freesboro, Tenn. They were call- minent American officials visit south of the tators who lined the through ly than we ever did. Either that streets which Jeraldine remains there because of the death of border—even some of Henry Wallace's ilk. It's or—as I suspect—they Martin the ed our visitor rode under one of Manhattan's regard same. Wallace S. Craig. He was well that Uncle me too old and doddering at the Sam's children are polishing famous showers of ticker-tape. as brother-in-law of Mrs. 36 to be let in on what really is Jean Fuller is improving. Collins up their manners a bit for company. We need As that vast crowd indicated, it has been Mrs. George of going on in undergraduate life. M. A. Harris is doing and Mrs. Osthoff Ful- all the hemispheric solidarity we can muster. good to have Senor Aleman with us, and if nicely. ton. When I was studying to get yufslOtt MUalt' CLUB Knight, and Bro. Edgar Bell he has Mrs. W D. Forrester has Miss Bettye Jean Fields of enjoyed his stay half as much as we what euphemistically was called Hosts to *COMMIT ctA/B and wife. been have, then a notable step has been made in dismissed. Texas State College for Women, He's Optimistic an education, everybody was The Chapter was opened in strengthening the Good-Neighbor relations convinced the younger genera- Menotti% of the Junior Music Eva Jones has been dismissed. Denton, Texas, arrived in Ful- The principal of a Tennessee high school Club were hostesses to the May, full form by Worthy Matron Mrs. Mertie Bennett has been ton yesterday to attend the fus between our two countries. But his visit tion MU going to the Devil in Sister Clara May Kirkland, and who forbade his students to marry might as meeting Of the Fulton Woman's; dismissed. eral services for her aunt, Miss means more than that, for it moves us closer a bandwagon. At the very least her every efficient corps of of- logically have said to the winds. "Blow when suspected we wete learn- Club Friday afternoon at the Alla Mae Suggs. Miss Fields is to tha' Western Hemispheric solidarity which they ficers, with 40 members and Fulton Hospital-- 4 I command you and stop when I say 'stop'." ing mote in rumble sesta than club hOttie. Acting hostesses a freshman in college, having is so sssential to the peace and security of visitors present from Mayfield, Patients admitted: graduated at mid-term at Ful. He probably can. Indubitably should, stop we were in lecture halls. They were 4tlasts Joan McCollum, North and South America. Josh !thine, barber* Clinton and Hickman. These Glenn Dillon. Crutchfield, has top high school. romancing on tne campus when it interferes had • point, too. Rbberts, That's a matter of extreme gratification in Shaft Maxwell, Elizabeth Ann beautiful and impressive degrees been admitted for an operation. li. L. Hardy, Jr., who is a with We used to feel self-compla- classwork, but If he can control the Koper, Lett Wilma Chenille, Ann Were conferred in a very pleas- Patients dismissed: patient in a Memphis hospital, thee! hard days when the forces of peace cently rascally and raffish be- manner, emotions of young people 24 hours daily he McDade, Ann Latta. Carmen ing and the work was 'Elwyn Taylor, Fulton, Route S. Is 'reported doing nicely. His work after the manner of our colonial cause ministers across the land enjoyed all. Kirkland knobs a secret of which generations of par- Pigue, Joyce Amelia Par- by Sister William tlyrd, Fulton, Route. address is Ward 14H, Kennedy pioneers—vrith loaded rifles at hand. still Were denouncing Colleges ts be congratulate(' in having ents have been igntltant. Admittedly, too rish and Sue liasiey. Misses Bob- to Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. President Aleman himself emphasised the Is state-paid love nests and this distinguished Mason and Jones Clinic— many of teen-ages bye Ann Grisham and Marilyn his were willing to swap politicans were labeling them genetleman for a candidate, Mrs. W. H. Brown remens neekesitY of solidarity in a speech which he Lynch were pages, and Miss as America gave the *mid a new too speedily the freedom of singleness for the cesspools of sedition. very feW about the Mitered at New York's city hall where Mayor Miriam Grymes was registrar. Easter Star Chapters same. and fully developed type of bonds of wedlock, but the attempted bah of Pettonally I never learned have had this honor. Mrs. Curt Muzzall has been 15$13•Wyer conferred honorary citizenship of Mrs. M. W. Haws leather-soled shoes—the mocca- romance could have only the effect of a dim& ninth about love nests—au the presided over dismissed. the city on him Said the President: the business In October, Bro. McKnight will sin. lenge to some of those concerned Perhaps co-eds ever 'eve me was A hard. session, assisted by Jerry Webb has been dismias- • "Witco's contributions to the work of the Mrs. R. W. Burrow, be Grand Master and presiding the proper thing to Carded slap in the face—and I secretary. ed. do Is to make divorce. United chib'Voted officer over more than 70, Nations has been heartfelt and gener- Maid-al even spell sedition. I The to empower and Mrs. Clovis Nanney is doing Anytime—Anywhere not marrtage, a more diffteult process. It house Masons all over Kentucky. out. But allexicb believes that the first step just figured the Ministers and and finance committees Sister fine. Call a might give pause to spur-of-the-moment to purchase Kirkland also is we must take In the furtherance of the ends politicans were talking about the equipment for the to be congratu- Mrs. J. T. Workman has been weddings in Whitehaven. Tenn., and else- improvement of lated on beautiful and impres- disiniseed. pursued by that organization is to uphold boys in the finternity house up the club home- TAXI 3 where during the Summer, such im- sthe work she and her officers hemispheric solidarity strengthening the the street, *Mut dads sent them Wilson Workman has been dis- Ne* Management ties provements to be finished by the are doing, and the growth of mused. that bind the American Republics tagether." more motley. the D'UBERT BYNUM opening of the 1917-48 club year. Chapter under her su,oervi-1 Robert Belee, Crutchfield, has "Fortunately in recent times both of us But it was nice and soul-fill- The Garden Department was slon. "Well Done" ing td know that all our elders 'America and Mexico) have learned a few given like power for the beauti- Visitors were fol- Fulton county farm folk have lost a valu- were worried over how we were present as things. We have learned that isolation is not fication of the grounds. lows: Mr. and able friend and advisor in Mrs. Margaret gamboling down the primrose Mrs. Clark, W. M.' a good formula for and W. P., of Mayfield Chapter ,4dams.7 living; that it is not good path—even though, with only Departmental contributions Sunday, Monday who has resigned is county home 443; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robert- tactics for security." $55 a Month to live on. I thought for club week were acknowledged 'demonstration agent, Evidence of the high son. 'District Deputy Grand I was walking on thorns. and emphasized. Mrs. G. G. Hard FULTON and Tuesday esteen in which Mrs Adams was held It is a striking coincidence that as the and Mrs. Glynn F. Hushart were Worthy Patron ol Kentucky! is shown in the expressions of regret her Mexican president was delivering his speech, Tbday the college students appointed as co-chairmen of the District 18, of Mayfield; Mr-.! both men and women—seem to SHOWS 3:111 1:111-7:15-1123 resignation evoked from the various Home- the chief executive of another piano committee. The club vot- Kenneth Reeves, chaplain, and! great Latin drink much less than in my Makers Clubs, and individual ed to promote a Better Film Mrs. Clara Farrar, conductress,. from deb American country—President Juan Peron of Alcohol longer an ad- time. no is Council for the town and state: of Mayfield chapter; Mr. and members and others in the county who knew Argentine—was saying the same ailing Gen- or forbidden lure. venture a Mrs. Haws urged that all mat- Mrs. Edward Benedict, of Clin- hat. eral Peron told his Congress that isolation no Much of the fen of college ters of club Interest be pzesept- ton; and several others. longer was possible drinking went out when you ho ' We wish to join the ones with whom Mrs and that Argentina must ed at the July board meeting, After the work longer had to buy It Illegally refreshments , Adams worked in saying. "Well done," and share world problems He declared that fore- which will close the current club were enjoyed. to welcome her successor. Mrs. Bertha Mc- sight was necessary In the midst Of an armed behind a taxi stand at $2 a pint year. S i —stomach-shuddering stuff that Leod, Into her new position We assure world, and announced that he intended to W. S. C. S. DISTRICT can aged a freshman into a senior The general program commit- MEETING modernize the AT MARTIN TUESDAY the new home agent that the columns of this Argentine army. overnight. Or so he felt the next tee for the coming club year will eielespaper always will be available for her General Peron didn't interpret his remarks. be: bars. Winfrey morning. Whitnel, Mrs. The Woman's Societies of and Warren Graham we. We know shs will enjoy her dutuies as I think we should be rash to do It for him I used to have a poor boy's and Mrs. G. H. Christtin Service of the Paris Butterworth. Wife agent because she couldn't have a It is better to wait and see. However. It's safe secret admiration for gilded Mrs. Paul Boyd will District will have a meeting at serve as finer group with whom to be assochtted than to say that the statements of both Peron and students Who were living up to representative to the the First Methodist church in "Clubwoman" magazine. the'farm ladies of this county. Aleman will encourage the hope among Pan- the old definition of college as Martin, Tenn., Tuesday, May 6 OLIVIA d• HAVILLAND Mrs. W. L. Durbin, chairman Americans that we are coaling nearer "a four-year lost on fathers it 10:30. All members are urged 1, 1 by Eli I. NgailIy to a of the Cancer Control Drive, an- AT h•11/11•11'1 complete implementing of the Act of Chapul- derugh." to attend and all officers are, nounced that the local drive will expected. Guest speakers Break Is Up tepee which was concluded in Mexico There are fewer of these will be be held during the coming week. Mrs. Cecil Stone, Conference We never were one to approve half-way City two years ago catnpue aristocrats about these with the aim of seeming The Girl Scouts will canvass the Youth secretary, and Mrs. C. H. measures in driving a car or anything else, solidarity Ws There Isn't room for them. residential district, and a group The veterans Who make better Cobb, Dyersburg District secre- especially after almost being run down by a This act also provided of clubwomen will solicit funds for the creation of a Irides are croseding them out. tary of C. S. R. and L. C. A I onesarm driver whose other arm was more system of hemispheric military defense In from the business section, Each one attending is asked The chief "fans of dissipation Mrs. Robert Thompson con- plemantly occupied. Suggested motto for high- which all should contribute, and • subse- I to take sandwiches and cookies have noted on the Indiana ducted an interesting contest on way handholders—if you must spark, park. quent conference was for the lunch. Added—Fox Neitra and Comedy to be held to make this campus are mass tendencies on basic nutrition and meal plan- Or. is that grip really necessary' program effective Hoy:ever, the conference the part of the men students to flint tear dovrn W. S. C. S. 'GROUPS hasn't yet materialized and the plan for their digestive tracts Miss Mary Martin was in- with overstuffed TO MEET MONDAY We'd board the first t rain for Newbury- unity in defense has been hanging fire Now hamburgers troduced, and spoke briefly and and to Wear out their eyes read- Sunday and pore Conn., If we weren't afraid the land- one wonders whether we may be approaching most appropriately on the fi- The following groups of Wo- ing pinball Worn. I suppose the lords hadn't gotten the word about the 10 per the full objective which the Art of Dhapul- nancial crisis facing the educa- man's Society of Christian Ser- ORPHEUM Monday pinball Machines teach them tional field in Kentucky. vice will meet Monday at 2:30 tent price cut fad tepee sought. coordination. they will need Miss Jacqueline Hard, chair- p. m.: this later hi dealing With the man of the Junior Group A, at home of Mrs. baled. 'haven't you any Music Club, pa- land. 12 hours miner the fetal atom turas and other problems was introduced, and Spoke Horace Reams. Co-hostesses, tience?" of brief- Diverge Stalks shooting yesterday of Freddie their adult years. ly on the history and work Mrs. Smith Atkins and Mrs. As NNW siestlons of "Yea, Mommy." said the tike, Lee &BUM, 20, of Tram, at s asked Me by fIstigi- the chit) before she presented John T. Price. "but I haven't any dessert." students indicate the following program: Group B. at home of Mrs. restagilint. they ite Wiser and Mote The warm season appears from instute Plana duet. "The Blue Danu- Ellis Heathcott. Mrs. Guy Ging- • 4 OW ork—Mayor —Yes, and bettet inforthed— C111111 el EtIll 0 here as if it will be plenty so- Lelington--rot buttery in be." by Strauss—Beverley Cur- les and Mrs. 0. R. Bowles, cb- Deryer, a favorite local applica- cial . . Meyer Davis. who spe- than I nag. I thought the most ses, and Ann Voegell. hostesses. Mon:of Alger's World War II, Eugene H Pt*, ffilitantilint thing in the world success formula, cializes In such fancy society Lexingtatt, Piano solo. "Butterfly", by Group C, at home of Mrs hies been eating at sent& at the Un- at their age was to learn hod to Cavanagh's shindigs. has booked his or- iversitY of Kentucky, ins anatil- Grieg--Joan McCollum, Frank Brady. Co-hostestrs, Mrs. SHAR Yr/ MO FF111 simt4urant,sinee he first joined chestra for 35 yell. branety-ficatty-yak. Miller Harpoie and Mrs. 821as society parties ed the Sheet earlitnis Vocal solo, "Lass With A Deli- /0111 llt'e . York police force Stat at Now I'm afraid that when as an during fashionable Newsport's ceremonies yesterday cate Air." by Arne—Shirley Bruce. lobs serv- there "hopes of tomorrow" lily% •,,IP,11 f Zloty "harness bull," or pa- summer season. leap Houston. accompanied by Mrs. Uneedus will meet in church ed as an army private out the campus walls to take anhillin Elmer Leterman, Haws. parlor at 7:341 p. m. Misses Mar- -.._ ohe of our but Jobs the only thing left for bigger insurance brokers, Flute solo. "Gavotte," by Popp tha Taylor and Martha Moore, •Lawriiriagh's headwaiter is a was an Carlisie--Sageser Kash, mem- us tittnished hopes of yesterday interested lay observet —Slitabeth Ann Roper. accom- and Mrs. Walter Mischke, hos- ed Mr Hall who has been at an ber of the Leeington Leader to do Will be—go beet to audition during which mhpal panied by Mrs. Wiley. tesses. Bible reading: Joshua, for the put 35 years. Leopold staff, has *et named editor of the daft training 1St the eltokowski was listening to vari- the Carlisle Mercury, effective Eft Piano solo. "Opening Theme." chapter 2 and Genesis, chapter Hizzoner first became a after tomorrow. 19. , ' r customer the young ous musical hopefuls, some with June 1. from (Meg "Concerto."--Shir- p0- The Wei leyan Service ulcer always saluted but little apparent contrapun- ley Maxwell, Guild the will meet Monday at 7:30 n. m. alter with a respectful tal talent A young violinist Lexington—Police yesterday $300,000 Vocal solo. "Wake Up." by Armory at the home of Mrs. Leland VOod evening. Mr Hall " had just finished a concerto and arrested James Eubank. 45. Phillips—Emma Ruth Cavender. Mr. Bugg, with Mrs. J. H. Patterson •In turn, taking instaht insisted on playing some more. negro, on charges of permitting For Owensboro accompanied by Mrs Hard. supposedly to impress Stokie. the operation of gambling Piano duet. March from as co-hostess. COMING.. to the young Irish Immi- a always returned the Patient to the end Moine smiled, device and possession of slot Approved fly ORE 'Aida." by Verdi—Belle White- and said, "Young man, you sell and Nancy Wilson. g with a cordial "How ate Machines It was the first arrest Louisville, Hy., HOSPITAL should have performed before in line May 3--44'1— Double trio, -Serenade." by NEWS Oil. Jil1,, with a recent geand jury The Office of Housing Expediter Beethoven." demand to Diego and "I Hear A Thrush At Haws Memorial clean up gambling has authorized construction of Teta] when the mayor of New Considerably elated, the viol- Eve." by Cadthan—Shirley Hous- Mrs. Ted Gardner has been a $1110.000 Armory at Owens. admitted. k enters Patanaah's, he inist blushed and retorted, "You Russell Springs -Authorities ton, Jane Shelby. Betty Ann born. Maecus Greer. District 0 Mrs. Robert happily that here at lealt flatter me, air." here said the bodies of all four Davis. Emma Ruth Cavender, Phillips has been H. E manager, announced here admitted. g has Changed. "Not at all." returned the men drowned Monday In Dale yesterday. Elizabeth Ann Roper, Jackie still a Most maestro, Hollow Bard, Martha Jane White has been respectful swooping in With a Lake have been recover- The Commonwealth evening, Mr. Hail," ed of Ken- The hostess admitted for an operation. and verbal atomic boitibahell. "Bee- The 'men drowned when tucky Milttary :served lovely re- "nail, eordial Department Ar- freshments from J. L. Howell is improving. "Hod are 'On. thoven was deaf!" their boat overterned while Mary a beautifully- they Corporation received the appointed tea table, were tithing authorization. assisted by Greer said. be- Mrs Maxwell McDade cause the armory was consider- and Mrs. Rey Del Roth, producer of -It In Kentucky Gilson Latta, and by SMALLMAN and Shelbyville—Rensel L. Cow- ed necessary to public their ned On Fifth Avenue." Hazard— Pilot sohn McIntoeh, bell:I. Jr . 17, health sponsors. Mrs. Hugh Shelbyville, was and *airy Pigue and WEB!! here for a few days ahd and Wallace Wells. a mine super- killed Thursday Mrs Walter Voelpel. ntaitt in an State Adj Gen. May ted the home of a friend. As intendent, escaped injury When automobile crash 0 H TIN S11011 on Bagdad cently ant.ounced the corpora. wa:, being finished, the an atheism, skidded on wet mod. ond Riley Stucker. 19, suf- lion Would iseue revenue bonds 0. E,. S. CHAPTER JOHN Mtn Made the apparently sorry ground at the airport here yes- fered a skull fracture and was HOLDS moder1V for He armory-constrUction pin- INITIATORY MEETINO DIV 141Iti Coal • of serving the tiny terday The plane Ma, damaged taken to a Louisville hospital easteurs rums roil TM Walla, rawest 6104111nALA rUnP0116 of the house last, ast gi-am ECKNACLii when it nosed over The Merl Fulton City Chapter - tee tmeeKrallbs. tit **oh Which sent the youngs- No. 41, as ware en route here from Let- ON KENTUCKY PARKIN Greer said the p1 8 Order of the Plaitern Star, met paroxysm of tempere- tht* Gutters and Down Ptioritiir ftigton The Golden *ennui') Cross hy- Week approved 58 Kentucky Pre- In called seision at '7'30 Friday len she Wisher- alleviated and Repaired ing brid (tweet corh, which proved Oct/ costing a total of 1824.258 night. May 2, for the purpose of WILLIAMS ag table lustily with TELEPHONE, 582 HARDWARE COMPANY Prestonsburg—An indictnsent popular in Harlan county last He said nine project*, which initiating the Right Worshipful CLINTON diming murder was returned year. is being widely wdiosa 111,T0N planted uipprri have cost $114,1145, were Deputy Grand Master of Ken- PHONE 2.111 mother Lamm- against Buster Brown, 26. way- this season. tucky Masons Bro. Rube Mc- MOM Ital

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Itey h, 1.47 Saturday Evening. gay 3. 19,17 "1 heltem Daily UAW., rung*, tiraticky Peo Mos au, Crutchfield, !Murray Beats U.K. 4Score For The Cubs I Kids Like Former d. Wrote Musk, doing nicely. !Baseball Team 947 ! Ameriente Teacher red has been On Russian-Occupied Ruegen Murray, Ky., May 3-4/11-The ever ticardit Island- oPi-"There goes our has been ad- CLASSIFIED - ; Murray State College Thoroulth- English teacher," yipped a group ' ; breds handed the University of Philadelphia Composer of German children surrounding base- Kentucky Wildcats a 9-7 Surprised To See His American news correspondents ball defeat here yesterday lh a on a conducted tour of the Rus- NALS • For RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All ! 1:1x-inning game. Song on Concert Program kinds and pads I sian occupation zone. nd Irvin Joy- sin's. Stall11) CLASSIFIED RATES I The gray-haired teacher greet. too. Let us serve you. LEADER ; I The Wildcats garnered eight Philadelphia -orPt- Twelve for Louisville pounds. In l ed what she called a "voice from " COOLERAToR, Office. Phone 30 cc 1300. CLASSIFIED ADS! hits off Newt Buchanan, Mur- years ago Composer Charles ttend the Ken- 203 Tay- home." She is Miss Charlotte • good condition. Less than 23 words: ray's starting twirler, and three Miller, Philadelphia orchestra lor street i Tenn.). S. violinist, wrote a cello piece, Hiehle. who said she was a gov- • of St. Louis is 3°111' • Notion 1st insertion .. 60e off Milt Sanders, who relieved I Davidson. 16- 3t p 2nd insertion, word 2c 'The Little Donkey of Capri,', erness for twelve years in the Buchanan in the kith. Sanders United States. until 1938, but lost E:leil additional insert., word lc received credit for .he win. in mus.cal tribute to the dim- Herbert Eng- NOTICE: Girls, Charts has in- I 25 word:4 or more: donkeys on the 1U. S. c.tizenship during the war erten RECEIVED shipment Murray got six hits Off 1IYA- nutive breed of Wade ol JUST troduced a two way stretch 1st inert 4)0, word island. when she remained here at the terday in Ful- Mille° auto radios. City Elec- pantie ;;Irdie, a 5 oz. nylon I 2nd insertion, word 2e tucky's starter, George Wilat insistence of her mother. tric. Co., 205 Commercial Ave. girdle, and two white nylon Each additional insert., word le • who went 4 1-3 innings. tie ihie Miller gave it to a•cellist who slier and chi:- 115-5tp brassieres. Material is beauti- I relieved by Jim Allen in the went off to fight in the Spanish Ariz., have ar- ful. Mildred White, '300 Main CARD DI THANKS! , fifth. Allen yielded two hits. Civil War and the piece was1Clothes Don't to spend the cut Miiiiioiinm Charge 50e Bob Tabb homered for Ken- FOR MALE: Rough lumber St. 115-2tp ! Each Word 2c forgotten until the recent day . Cooper's par- fill the bill. Delivered. C. R. tucky in the fourth With Johnny Miller saw "The Little Donkey" to Stough on base. rs. John Cav- Potts, Dresden, Tenn. 113-6tp MY BEAUTY SHOP will be clos- OBITUARY: listed among numbers to be treet. Minimum Charge played by Philadelphia orchestra Reveal the Man OWING MACHINES. See ed until Thursday. Gone to line and Mies NEW Char- Each Word 2c cellist Paul Olefsky. them at 204 Jackson Street. Louisville to the Derby. Sports Roundup today for Mur- lotte D011113S. 116-Ito Parlelans Don't Deem 7hey were call- J. R. Altom. 106-I2tp LOCAL AND NATIONAL 0)5- Hash ralloton, Sr. Miller found Olefsky back- PLAY ADVERTISIND ..... stage at the Academy of Music like Hollywood Think.; M the death of • For Rent Louisville, Ky., May 3-(41- . lie was the co • - SUSMITTEO ON REQUEST and demanded, "where did you Average Man ID Hatless 114A Most Kentuckians like to be bell- get that piece?" Pars. Collins COMPLETE radiator, brake ser- ed horse lovers, and after a ft* AP Newefeatures I UNFURNISHED bedroom for SUISSCRIPTION .....I has its )sthoff of Ful- vice. Motors installed. Other days here you can unuerttlind Chicago Cubs catcher. slides safely into "It was among the effects of Paris-Montmartre rent. 409 Pearl street. 112-6tp C11171( r Delivery in Fulton, Chre tilleIlkilerigh, my father's beat friend, Mark gangsters, but they are nothing automobile work. Pierce'a Gar- Hickman, Carlisle, Ballard, how a person can love hOrses state beating the throw from Carl Furillo, Brooklyn Ian Fields of home Bruno.. . Are you related to the like the ugly-looking fellow in age, East State Line. 110-Ito Graves Counties, Ky.; Obion, and hate horse racing-Derby ninth inning of Cubs-Dodgers game ge for Women, 14 I. Bedroom for rent, men prefer- Dodgers left fielder, in the composer?" Olefsky asked. the sweater and cloth cap who Weakley Counties, Tenn.- day probably shows racing at at Ebbeis Field In Brooklyn. Dodgers catcher Is Bruce rrived in Fut- FOR COURTEOUS and prompt red. 208 Jefferson. 110-6tp. 13c week, 55c month, $1.50 huge mob of people, Edwards, "I am the composer, but I've flings the girl around roughly its worst.-a Waltkus ttend the fun- eervice call Norman's Taxi. three months; $3 six months, lured by the spectacular sweets and *Milting the play is Cubs first baseman Eddie never heard the number," Mil- in the "Apache dance" that still $4.50 year. ler answered. ehows Up in some 11611rwatill her aunt, Miss Phone 266. 107-tic FOR RENT. 2-room unfurnished Mail orders not of the affair, swamps the over- (36). McCullough scored from third on third baseman Peanuts Miss Fields is accepted from localities ser- Lowre*'s hoist to FurIllo. Dodgers won 3 to 2. So, amid stacked chairs, roll- films of Parisian night life. ,Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- apartment. Mrs. Lottie Pierce, ved by delivery agents. In grown Churchill Downs racing *liege, having plat:, of money ed scenery and instrument The 1947 Montmartre Wider ing and Sport Goods. CITY 414 College street. 116-tfc towns without delivery ser- spending gobs .-term at Fut. and hoping to win it back, push- be out • there running for the trunks, Olefsky sat down and Is the best-dressed man in Paris ELECTRIC COMPANY, 205 vice, year $4.50. By Mail on played the composition Miller -if your taste runs to wide- GM menial, Phone 401. 2R9-tfc Business Opportunities rural routes $4 per year. ing one another around, trying 4100,000 Stake that has been his Feller Proves r., who is a _ Elsewhere in United States desperately to have a good time main objective en this time- had written but never heard. brimmed, pearl-gray hats and aphis hospital, LAWN MOWERS fixed. Mack $0 per year. much fun reddish brown suede shoes with RESPONSIBLE PERSON to own -there really isn't some exports say he's lust a Pis- I nicely. His Sisson, 404 Norman street. in it-lost somewhere in Bel speed* horse ShO can't go more leather heels. He carries no and operate route of 5 cent nut He's The Tops tol, rarely drinks anything 1413, Kennedy Phone 175-J. 115-7tp end candy iii chines. No ex- NEED A RUBBER SUMP? throng there still are some folks than a mile: they say he has do L Tenn. HOLLYWOOD stronger than Vichy water. You CONCENTRATED perience required, will not in- Quick service at the LEADER who'd go anywhere, any time, Chaneaunleacthe track is muddy SEE ME FOR Boston Only 1 Hit find him sitting in sidewalk DIA. Also spraying homes. terfere with present employ- OFFICE. just to see horses ren--knd -that makes ilo'diffeeence-he's Gave ilAtiDcAv.t Le World a, new horsee that can stir up such still the D4rby favorite to this cafes, sipping his water, study- Phone 599. M. C. Nall, 202 ment. Good income, invest- Iti Yesterday's Victory; ing passersby. He drives a flashy ,ped type of ment required. Give phone sentiments-this is to tell you writer-probably every other !a-the mocca- Third street, Fulton, Ky. Man 'Win 30 This Season Hollywood-Claude Rains gives automobile.H 110-25tp number and address. Write about one of them. horpte in the field Is someone's too, so don't a grand performance off the emakes his money by gam- Box 487-V. Day Leader. personal favorite, By The Associated Press too. We talked about ...•••••• The Sports Mirror FAVORITE as a screen, bling. racketeering in foreign MIMECaiAr41NGT- Letters, '115-31p DERBY consider this lip .--P. S. Women-always a good subject Mary By The Associated Press A year ago on Derby day a the weather the past few days Bobby Feller again has es- currencies, selling blackmarket nywhere cards, programs, etc. -and Claude opened a can of automobiles, phone ClinIcit 2651 AVGN PRODUCTS. Inc. offers shiny, slender-legged two-Year- won't hull him. tablished himself as the top running illegal pro- a Burton, Today a year ago-Ted Wil- consomme with a flourish. stitution houses. MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT pleasant, profit able income to old skimmed over the muddy pitcher in baseball with a solidi a pleaat!t, mature woman in liams homered in tenth innin He heated the broth over an A native Parisian can 1 •3 SHOP. 17thi to enable Boston to beat, De- Downs track to- win his first ONE EititOR chance of hitting the 30-game I ultoa. Write Box 465, Owens- race-he was Jet Pilot, win) win mark. electric plate and slurped the tell a gangster by his ciothesusTei gement. For your hospitalization, sick- hero, Ky. 114-3tp troit Tigers 5-4 and stretch Red During one of • .yesterday's steaming spoonfuls into his can tell other people by *sit.: i Box's winning streak to seven probably escaped death i in the shOWers the public address an- mouth, gesturing dramatically itM neis and accident insurance, - - — disastrous fire that almost wiped Although critics whispered clothem too: call JOHN D. HOWARD ! SALESMAN with truck, exper- straight. nouncer at the Means cathe• in that he would be "burned out" with his spoon. The overcoat he The fellow with the cloth Cap see or out Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's with the forecast to- Phone 316 or 1219. 67 Arc ! tent e in selling automobile weather after his gruelling 1946 strike- had worn, cape-style, from the and "roll-your-own" cigareit is necessary. Good terri- Three wart ago--Charley string when he was shipped -fair end Warmer. At set of "The Unsuspected" to his I part., for that today out pace and long barnstorming' a workman, and he scowlebe- MAI:DINES. I'M] tory. Good deal for right man. Grimm returned as manager of here qne risce-some- that Walter (Pounds) Haight dressing room, suggested Napol- ADDING Chicago Cubs; Case!, Stengel one remarked:':'Maybe you Just tour, he has compiled a dazzling! cause his pay is probably under onday WRITERS AND OP" REGIS.' Junes Auto Parts. rhones of the Washington Post pyo- strIng of 29 shutout innings. eon at Austerlitz. the 84,000 francs (700 dollare) a repaired and 351. 108-tfc replaced him at Milwaukee. saw next yeti's Derby winner.- claimed: "That's the worst et- Like the Little Corporal, Rains TEES BOUGHT-8M 350 -Since then Jet Pilot has been After losing the opener to Chi- year that his union insists is the ULTON OP., ample of P. A. timing since the is small-five feet six inches. Way Office supplies. and Five years ago--ticston de- "my" horse-there's no special cagi, 2-0, Feller has blanked St. minimum living wage in France SUPPLY COlfPA T, RELIABLE PERSON to own Bears ifite leading the Red- He suffers from "duck's disease FICE scrvtce route of nut and clndy feated Cleveland 8-4, breaking reason except thet there was Louis, Detroit and Boston in now. Phone W. Indians' etrei,l; of le games. skins 71-0 and the announcer succession, hurling a pair of -my hips are too close to the The man in the black hom- machines. Will not interfere something about the horse that tame .1n' with •'Get Your season ground." On the stage this has printing. Ten years ago-Reaping Re- excites interest and affection-- one-hitters and a three-hit Job. burg hat-he's (11 a governMent FILM finishing and with present employment. No tickets' for next year early." cost him many parts he wanted. official, (2, a merchant or Prontot experience required. Good in- ward, Kentucky Derby choice, Jet Pilot raced in New York, Ill- In 35 innings of pitching ne Wholesale and retail. Opposite 5-foot 8 1-2-inch Ingrid banker (3) a lawyer (4) or some- Ernest Goodwin, Owl ceme. Ineestment necessary. beaten by J. W. Parrish's Dellor inois, Maryland, Florida, Cali- has allowed only 14 hits and has service. COTIllif• COMMENTS struck out 30 batters Bergman in the movie "Notori- body who wants to look like one Photo Shop. Owl Drug Wipe Box 487-X, Daily Leader. in mile "Derby Trial" at Church- fornia; he won some big stakes ous," Reins trod narrow elevated 144-2tp ill Downs. and was beaten in others-he'll Agent Cuttriss, the Pret In notching his tenth one-hit- of those three classes. 71- to apPear'piiblicly. with a Derby t& yesterday against Boston, walks covered by the carpeek Feller never had to worry rector Alfred Hitchcock called BUZ SAWN 111 Y ROY ,ANE entry yesterday-it was Ftisko- about a later;--tried to appear very the possibility of a perfect game. this "the shame of Rains." More Leisure WHOA,THERLYOUf THREE &ASSES,f5RIGOT casual about it-he looked Johnny Pesky took care of that Arched, agile eyebrows: gray- MO% HAISAIORMAYSE ing, luxuriant hair; a sharp nose, KITTY! KITTY! NOVO Like TO SwIMOuT throtigh his mail, remarked: "t with a first-inning single. Three Time might pv well put that horse in times in his career, Bobby had and a tight mouth give Rains a mans TN' NICK YOU 'BRUME CRO satanic 601NO WITH THAT ONO VW 6rolVCC While I'm • here."-Then added, turned back the Red Sox with mien. But mostly it is to spend with the children own/ for the record; "He's thc winner. one hit. the baggy, olive green eyes- when we remove the work now scowling, now Intense, now /the last one I entered got beat. The modern mark for succes- and worry of Monday wash. That was Head Play."-Jockey s ve shutouts is five, set by reflective. And the voice-accus- Jack Westrope, who worked Harris White of the White Sox ing, loud, and harsh; soft both of Harry M. Warner's in 1904 and the longest string thoughtful, or chuckling. horses In the morning then ap- of runless innings is 56, es- Recently he was seen In four peared with a big cigar and a tablished by Walter Johnson movies that were running big grin to sign the entry blanks. with Washington in 1913. simultaneously on Broadway, insisted: "They're both all right Feller's Cleveland mates made New York-a remarkable cir- today; I don't know about to- the victory easy for their ace, cumstance for any actor. I ask- morrow -When a wilier was building up a 2-0 margin over ed him to compare, his leading explaining that one of Double Ferries on Joe Gordon's second- ladies in those films, Jay's owners is a liquor distri- inning homer and consecutive Betty Davis (in "Deception") butor, a colleague wisecracked: Kngles by Lou Boudreau, Les is "like a volcano-exciting to "So Is Brownie Leach."-Brownie Fleming and Fat Seercy in the act with-demands competition is the track's publicity man. fitth. -keeps you on your toes." White Rapid Robert was add- Vivian Leigh' ("Caesar and [111(1 Cleopatra") is "an excellent LAST' WORD ing a new chapter to his life MY SHOE HURTS-- ill II I technician as well as a lovely V DAISY, WILL YOU Past-talking Duke McCue, who history with his 141st win, RUN uPSTAIR9 AND %Km BROuGo-ri" rookie Frank Shea of the New creature." As for Ingrid Berg- trains Doubli Jay, tried to man in "Notorious"-"I canft BRING DOwN MY THE WRONG sound optimistic about his nag's York Yankees was recording his 7:20-9:20 LEFT ELOPER? oriE first big league victory over imagine anybody more geacious," • chancee when he said: "It's a Anne Baxter, seen in "Angel on long way to those races."-and, Chicago, 5-2. The Freshman righthander My Shoulder," is "a good little brother, it's a long way home If actress." you don't have a winner. had a two-hit shutout go ng to Well send your laundry.: the eighth when he wobbled And having finished his con- somme-his only lunch-Rains back as clean and fresh as a • momentarily to yield two runs. rinsed and dried his pan, bowl, new. Baseball and spoon; re-stuck the false New Radio Station tooth that hides a gap in his PARISIAN By Tile Ahaocisted Press molars; donned his cape, and Laundry-Dry Cleaners YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Permits Are Given strode back toward the sound 2211 E. Fourth American League stage and the work he loves. New York Washington, May 2-VP/- 5, Chicago 2 Construction of a number of Cleveland 2, Boston 0 stations was authoriz- Detroit 3, Philadelphia 2 new radio Washington ed by the Federal Communica- at St. Louis, cold tions yesterday. National esgue Commission '1111'. AIIIVF1%Ti 'RFS(W PATSY Pittsburgh at New They include; York, wet Owensboro-On-The-Air, Inc., TM grounds / W TTOSOSVE TREY Att kor NE16 CAIKAG , Owensboro, Ky., 1420 kilocycles, Tops wooer The EMPLO7 SY it.t-rouot An. itsrtircsval, Aeo;A IIPAZ•NOT TIC' Cincinnati at Brcxiklyn, wet i 10e4.14 -oda TWS 114 WUTLLES mow one kilowatt, unlimited time. AID cIF 'ft.eoct To 14Y JEALOUS grounds Announcing KE.SSAG.E CAKE AVOID SCAKM.I. TOP.. LOVE?. Pencos Louisville Broadcasting Corp., YOU, OirA VISP75 ceSsAii-- VW.)IA HR, wOzZ14 RIGHT Not/. AMStTee, mete 00 Chicago at Boston (night) one 1i500 14 114i. TALEAT SCOur, PATSY! waalt.D CACSA.H rain Louisville, 1570 kilocycles, The Opening of .9c?EiC°Nrsom . WOO- kilowatt, daytime only. nfA .1------St Louis at Philadelphia, rain TOMORROW'S SCHE(JULE Minneapolis 1-2 American League-Boston at Toledo 3-1 St. Louis (2), Nes York at De- Columbits 12 St. Paul 6 THE OWL PHOTO SHOP Other games postponed troit, Washington at Cleveland In the 'Ii and Philadelphia at Chi- cago (21 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION National League-St. L9Ills at Team: W. L. Pct, Bolton (2) Pittsburgh at New Orleans 15 4 .789 Owl Drug Store Brooklyn, Chicago at New Chattanooga 13 6 .684 York .474 (2P and Cincinnati at Philadel- Mobile 9 10 Lake Street phia (3) Atlanta 0 10 .441 OAKY DOAKS Nashville 7 9 .438 tkirrEaDAY'S STAIN Wholesale and Letail Pinishing and Printing Batting, Pat Mullin, Tigers- Birmingham 6 11 .421 hit two home runs and a single Little Rock 6 12 .400 of Film in perfect day at bat against Memphis 5 11 .313 Philadelphia as Eetrolt eked --PROMPT SERVICE-- out 3-2 victory Orvingsville !tins FP,4 rruiN Pitching, Bob Fetter, Indian- held Day 41 texingion hurled 19th one-hitter of his .1 enrrlial invitation is extender, to all hi tome in Weer, yielding only first-inn- Lexington, Ky., May 3 01'1 and try our service. roe ing single by Johnny Pesky in Owingsville won rime place in , blatikingIlloston. 2-0. the Blue Grata distriet. Future • , Senthsrti Asetteltihrti ParmerA of America, field day ERNEST GOODWIN Chattanooga 4-15 1311-minghaM here yesterday by capturing 12 1111 8-0 of 27 events. AISI. Little Rock 5 Mobile 3 Versailles Was second in the ' Other games postponed field day events. in which 500 American Association PTA members participated.

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Nairn-day Evening, May 3, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Konturicy Page Four flying 75 in. p. h. the sign language so far," engined plane with shovel- says Mrs. Smoot. at 60 feet. After he has Trieste Demonstrator Arrested fights Wall Street Report She agrees with Ralph that ed out the wheat on five spread it eve New York, My the chief difference noticed by letting the wind school the ploughed land Slightly mixed price tendencke the children between the ly over Zitzc; and the schools low, a tractor will finish its PrAtittiumeh. ruled in today's early stock mar- , in Indian Head in Germany is that "discipline Job. ket transactions. an all-tractor Ahead fractionally to a point By Jane Fads is less rigid." Tomkins runs been flying his at a quiet opening were Norfolk Washington— Mrs. Mildred "We work on self-control, farm. He has the for the last 15 years IIIEVAVVO & Western. Bethlehem, Douglas o: rather than control from own plane Smoot, soft-voiced principal his crops Marshall Field, outside," she explained. "You and regularly inspects PRESBYTERIAN Aircraft, Deere, elementary tests are CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CUMBERLAND (NJ' and General he Indian Head see that the German chil- from the air. If his CHURCH Standard Oil hos can across J. C. MATTHEWS. Pastor were recorded school in nearby Maryland, dren are used to a more formal successful, he will swoop Motors. Declines of Car- to com- College and Green W. R. Reid, Pastor Republic Steel. enrolled seven children kit d of schooling—walking in .neighbors' what fields for Chrysler, 200,000 acres Sunday School 9:45 Sunday School 10 a in. & Southern, Dow man sc:entIsts. straight lines in the hall, for bat a winter Y1 toll of Commonwealth of the children speaks by frost. Morning Worship 11 a in. Chemical. U. S. Rubber and None instance. Our children, though of wheat ',imaged Morning Worship 11:00 Neither does any of the Evening Services 7 p in. American Chicle. English. orderly and quiet, go as they Young People's Society ___6:30 teachers speak German, but the for the isAean County Farm Bu- saw a con- please. That is hard The Evangelistic Service 7.15 Markets analysts children are happy and rosy- Ordered 600 bushels of hy- TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH sign in the Census newcomers to understand." reau Junior Service Wednesday, 3 structive checked and are adjusting them- children, seed corn for its members. Aaron C. Bennett, Pastor Bureau's compilation which esti- Some of the German brid P. m selves very well. she said, are beginning to think 7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and mated that the value of U. S the Prayer Service Wed. 7:15 Mrs. Smoot disapproves of "anything goes" and there have Sermon. exports ruse to 51,327.000,000 in Choir Rehearsal, Friday 7:15 children's being publicized. been a few minor instances FREE March from $1,153,000,000 tin. from the VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME "They are different where the control necessarily Fish and Aquariism FIRST METHODIST CHURCH month before and was a record the school Two Gold other children in had to come from the outside. bottle of high except for May. 1944. when it hard with each $1.00 CHURCH OF CHRIST W. E. Nitschke, Minister anyway, and that makes Mra, Smoot sald it has been CENTRAL the aggregate was $1,455,000,001) she told me. PURS1N Second and Carr Si,. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. enough for them," difficult to measure the chit- of which 82 percent represented I "They are bright children, and she Charles L. Houser, Minister Morning Worship 10.53 a. m. dren's achievements, but lend-lease shipments. we don't have a bit of trouble nearly 10:00 a. m Sermon: "An Experience Meet- thinks she's got them as Bible School with them," she said, adding; (:I 11:00 a. m. ing." as possible in the right dames SENSIBLE WAY Morning Worship "Our procedure ls to make more A Worship __._ '1 -00 p. m Evening Service 7:03 p. m Livestock Market They are learn:ng English Evening everything as democratic as pos- they Monday 2:45 p. m. Sermon: "Do We Need Jesus." rapidly than she thought sic Ladies' Class, Chicago, May 3-4')—(USDA) sible in the way we try to help STRENGTH 7:30 p. m Wednesday May 7, 7:30 p. m would. TO GAIN Men's Training Salable hogs 500, total 3.500 'es- say tired; in- wt. Wed 7:30 p. m. Meeting. them." The teachers in the school IT YOU frequently fael Mid-week service. Prayer timated); market steady to 50 youngsters' father were irritable—appetite poor op The that slang seems to be easiest, 1 dined to be you. higher. brought to this country by Use —this message is intended for CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY however. preparation called Purain now i.e FIRST Salable cattle 300 (estimated' Navy to install and teach the Mrs. Smoot, A Vitamins E. M. (saxes, Minister "Everlasting Punishment" is "One thing," says supplies Iron anti precious nil closed generally steady to operation of German machines trouble con- often found lacking in tired the subject of the Lesson-Ser- "we are having no B, sou G from • nu- sp Church school 1600 a. m. stroLg; good grades steers and rioter in a Jeep at the Indian Head Naval Pow- is a people—who are suffering mon which will be read in all A British soldier and a civil policeman place a vincing them America deficiency of these needed •c th Morning worship, 11 o'clock. heifers finished active: cows der Factory. About seven fami- They are tritional it Christian Science churches during an anti-Allied May Day demonstration in Trieste. pretty wonderful place. elements. You know how important tot No evening service. scarce, uneven but steady; bulls lies reside at the Government sufficient supply of iron. throughout the world Sunday. used tear gas and water hoses on more than 5,060 already aware of its advantages." is to hay, a de strong to 25 rent higher; veal- Authorities Hotel. The vitamins help stimulate appetite May 4. and American troops. you eat MOM and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ers 50 to 100 higher; stock cat- Italians who booed British In addition to a few pre- and aid Iligeation so The Golden Text Is "Behold. more good from the foods you do th 8econa an(!. Eddings tle fully steady at 17.50-21.00 on school children and the boys and Sows Wheat get happy is the man whom God Plane eat. ho Sam Ed Bradley, Paster medium to choice; extreme top girls at the elementary schoo., are feeling below par because correcteth: therefore despaire 11 you iron and a. m. medium weight and weighty Spread there is a boy, Ralph Peucher, English Farms your body lacks sufficient Sunday School 9:45 not thou the chastening of the Tobacco Diseases Are On and a do this. Get Purain Mo choice steers 26,50 against 27.- 15, the only one old enough for Vitamins 13, Take it Morning Worship __10:50 a. m. Almighty." (Job 5:171. the re- from your druggist today. Pa 75 a week caner; best long Lackey High School. London—Gill—Beating set if it doesn't asap you 7:30 p. M. School 9:45 a. m. bli;szards and regularly and MI Evening WoshIP Sunday yearlings 25.50, heifer yearlings Ralph is also the only one of cent f(lavoc of feel joyfully alert again. It you do riot 6:15 p. m. Church services 11 a. U. K. Discovers Tomkins, "the response porunilt your Pr Baptist Training Union Sunday 24.50; choice steers and yearl- By Workers, the lot tvho speaks English. Ile floods, T. W. Net a prompt 7:30 p. m. m. to make physician. McKesson Product. a Mid-week Service, Wed. ings 24,75-26.50; good grades speaks it without an accent and flying farmer," plans Reading Room open Wednes- Tobacco plants are usually in- workers should not smoke or 6,000 acres at be V111110113 W WOWS active at 22.00-24.50; strictly is a big help to the others. One every one of his and Saturday 4 p. m. while working at the plant Northamptonshire, OWL DRUG CO. day medium 'tears 18.00-20.75; good fected with the mosaic disease chew of the mothers also speaks Eng- Apethorpe, Wednesday testimony meeting bed. Take this precaution when He is sowing his Phone 4410 Le SOUTH FULTON BAPTIST heifers 21.00-23.00, strictly good from the hands of workers who lish. work overtime. 436 Lake Street CHURCH 7.30 p. m. and choice 23.25-24.50;; odd applying bluestone-lime mix- very well wheat from the air in a twin- ur invited chew or smoke barn-cured or "The children do eit J. T. brace, Pastor The public Is cordially heads 25.00; light canner cows tun!, weeding plant beds, water- church services and "home-spun" tobacco, says Rus- poison duests, school 9:30 a. m. to attend our on peddling basis at 10.50 down ing beds, applying JrJrJfifU Sunday reading room of baits, pulling La Worship 11:00 a. m. to visit the to 9.50; strictly good cows to sell Hunt in a University sprays, or poison Morning plants. Di Union 6 p. 19.25; most beef cows 14.00-17.00, Kentucky College or Agricul- plants and setting Training wildfire and angu- 3b Evening Worship 7:15 p. m. Mills Re-Named Aide cutters 13.00 down, strong- ture circular called "Tobacco To control a sprink- WI Service Thursday weights to 13.50. Plant-Bed Management." lar leafspot apply with Mid-week By Governor Willis the canvas, Pe p. m. Salable sheep 2,000; (estimat- To prevent mosaic the pockets ling can, through 7:15 bluestone-lime mixture • Jo Evangelistic Service, Saturday Frankfort, Ky., May 2—t/P— ed': receipts increased over last of the workers should be brush- 3-4-50 Reappointment of Sgt Victor P. week but still only thoderate; clean and the hands (three pounds copper sulfate, 7:00 p. m. ed wi invited. Mills. Ashland. as Governor Wil- demand improved steadily and thoroughly scrubbed before go- four pounds lime, and 50 gallons The public is be ap- St lis' personal aide was announc- slaughter lambs gained 75 to ing to the plant bed, and the of water'. This should rate of one quart by CHURCH OF GOD ed today. He succeeds Sgt. James 1.00; most good and choice few plied at the yard, first when the Brother Mackin., Paster Sherman Ledford. Berea, who wooled lambs 22.50-23.25, in- per square first true leaf appears, and then 10 a. m. recently was involved in the cluding three cars of 119 lbs. The Garden Sunday School aga.n from 8 to 10 days later. _11 a. m. shooting and wounding of a and three cars of )26 lb. aver- The Melon Crops Preaching (Morning,: To destroy cutworms, use one 'Evening' 8 p. rn. Frankfort realtor after answer- age at 23.00 and 22.50 respective- th Preaching from the two loads Early May is the time for part of parts green and 50 parts Services every Tuesday and ing a call for help ly, top 23.50 for around at sheriff. choice fed wooled starting the "warm" vegetables, wheat bran mixed with enough is Friday night 7:15. Franklin county of good and around 90-95 lbs., medium among them cucambers, canta- water to make a fairly thick Everybody is invited and is lambs the good wooled lambs 20 00- loupes, watermelons and Cu- mash. Scatter thinly over welcome. 60 Highway Patrolmen and This 2100; eight loads good and thaws. As they are "fruit" crops, bed late in the afternoon. Speed Derby Traffic fert.lizing scheme should be repeated at 4 111 CATHOLIC Will choice 91-102 lb. few clipped the general treatment Ile ST. EDWARDS here some time ago twice, at intervals of three May 2—(4,1-- Iambs mostly No. 2 pelts 20.50- described least CHURCH Frankfort, Ky., but they are bene- days, for complete control. se °Warn,state High- :1.25, later price late for five suits them, wu Rev. Thomas Elbe, Pastor 1 Col. Hityward from boosts of extra plant To control flea beetles, dust Director, said today loads; few good and choice. fit First, third and fifth Sundays, way 'Patrol when seed is sown and the plants with a mixture of one of 60 Patrolmen{ wooled slaughter ewes 10.00 food It mass, 10 a. m. approximately shown , again when fruit starts setting. part parts green, five parts of assigned to keep traf- 10.50, comparable grades Second and fourth Sundays, have been and In general, home gardeners lead arsenate, and four parts on the main roads 8.50-9.00. load common am mass, 8 a. m. fic moving make hills over a small shovelful hydrated lime. Apply at the rate to Louisville tomorrow. medium wooled 9.00. ti. Confessions before 800 mass. leading , of stable manure, mixed with a of, 3-4 pounds per 100 square j small handful of superphos- yards. Or use Ouse containing phate; that provides a good one percent rotenohe applied start. Then when the first fruits with a rotary hand-operated are set, the vines having got a duster at the rate of 1-2 pound bit "tired," a tablespoon of ni- per 100 square yards. trate of soda may be sown in a When setting and resetting is ring 15 inches from center of finished, destroy the remaining hill to stimulate top-growth plants in the bed to help prevent and to encourage the roots to diseases from spreading, and to draw on the plant food provided help control insects. In the general fertilizing. Poul- try manure may be used instead rkisifoiliskihit-WW-fairicssa.e.sisitesmir tsii pleasures of child- growth—a home in which the deep of nitrate, but the "ring" (1-2 The simple pint) should be made when the What We Relieve hood are innocent and wholesome, spiritual significance of life is im- seed is sown, to allow this slow- Charles L. Houser the happiest pressed upon him from his earliest to become and may constitute er form of nitrogen We believe that one should root tips Fortunate years. usable by the time correctly re,nreserit others at all memories of later years. reach it. times and that one should refer environment simple, 6 to is that child whose Religion should be the guiding Sowing of seed is to others by the religious names 8 dropped :n a groini, and push- prefer to wear. Although tends to promote such happiness. light of every home, and children Two they ed in first-knuckle-deep. we frequently discuss the be- a stanth this little boy and should be brought up in the Church plants per hill make liefs and practice:: of various All too quickly Varieties are: Scalloped Bush we never knowingly of carefree child- and in the faith and knowledge of Straight churches, girl will grow out and Golden Summer misrepresent them or refer to 8 called upon to God. Thus they will walk safely in Neck squash; Straight (slic- them by any other than their hood, and will be (pickers) GIVE HER A LOVELY ers) and National own chosen names. Hence, we face the duties and responsibilities life, and their lives will prove a Rock Ford, Hale's cucumbers; are ste a loss to understand why of life Much will depend upon blessing and an inspiration to Lane Cedar Hope Chest Best or TP- Top cantaloupes; some who even boast of their Kleckley Beet Gray or Stone broadmindedness would be BO their early training and environ- ethers (or the Mountain watermelons disrespectful and unkind as to As advertised in SEVENTEE9 14); wilt-resistant Klekley refer to us by a nickname. We ment Green-striped cushaw. are of the opinion that we are truth, honesty cip It is generally wise each year If the principles of THE CHURCH frequently misrepresented ?OR ALL . to procure new seed from seed- of are instilled in their . .. simply because the majority and right living ALL FOR THE men, rather than save it in the people hive not been correctly The CHURCH of the melon minds during these early, impres- Church raw or.ohin garden, as several informed with regard to our be- bwidwg of ena kicko, on mels, and good earth lot the crops can "cross" on each other practice. years. they will be pre- house of spiritual carbons/up It So lief and sionable neahw values store even when grown quite far apart, of the word are demccracy Wtthout ct strong In no sense the duties, responsi- are four nor civilisation Church Gift of Her Heart's Desire pollinating. Cross- pared to meet sound can 5414514•• bees doing the we "Campbellites" and, frankly, senrine reasons why every MIMI quality regularly and person should amen today know what they ed seed gives lowered we resent being called by a bilities and dangers of life as they (I) For his support the d Girl grads own sak• (2) Church They cite and sweetness of melons, mixed religious nickname. Mr. Camp- the oak* of For his want. Most all of them want a beauti- come hw chddzen's sake (3) For shapes and colors, and reduced bell means no more to up than of the Church MoilcomrnandY and nation (4) For Chest. And no wonder! which needs MU sake ful Lane Hope meatiness, and less "neck", par- any outstanding minister has support Plan lo go lo _hie moral and to Every child is entitled to a home Bible daily ctuirch on males*. This romantic gift does so much ticularly as in cushaws. meant to any other church. Not Sunday arbd mad your true. Choose one peculiar to him do we in which he can develop a strong make dreams come one thing • of our popular Lane Cedar Chests for believe and practice—not one. character along with his physical Copyright 15475, Realistic Training Both the doctrine we preach and e (rank) year girl graduate. It will have all the Men the worship we observe were exclusive features that make a Lane Provided For authorized by Christ in the New a lifetime possession. Come in, soon. centuries before Mr. For the Girl Graduate $49.95 Testament At Elgin Field Campbell was born. and obeyed Field, Fla..—(W—The We have belleysel message endorsed by Fulton Ministerial Alliance and Elgin just/tis people did in This thing missing when person- the gos,pel only apostolic age. Since their of the air proving ground the nel those things made them command here practice rescu- doing sponsored by: a burning Christians, do not people be- ing crewmen from the same of the crash come Christians in plane is the sound And the for a fire- manner today? since To set the stage com- drill, a sur- Christians in each locality fighting and rescue church the Lord is placed in prised the of plus unusable B-17 same principle big plane is there, is not the crash position The of be- Furniture Co. Clarice Shop and oil and true now? By reason our McDade doused with gasoline obedience of the gospel, flare is fired at lief and an incendiary we consider ourselves( Christians, another B-17 fans the it while members of our Lord's spiritual flames with whirring propellers Hornbeak Funeral Home well under- body, the New Testament ehun:h When the blaze is more. the "crash-tire —nothing way, members of paid for by Cen- wearing protective This space Co. depanment," tral Church of Christ, Fulton, Furniture masks and guard. Graham suits and face of water fog, up- KT• Fulton, Kentucky ed by a stream r=J1-7__--11Jr. --LI _I _1 ___I —1 Walnut Street proach the plane.