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Svirittov. chairman of the Allied Control Primary •- Iht World Sharing The Sttes Department note Commission in Hungary, with Called reportedly carries a threat to copies to Moscow and ts'i Lon Of Information take the case before the United, don. Goal of America 411 Nstioss If nere:.,aryi As De document was origSnal- 11 II. The main propo al for action, 17 .prepsred, it accused the wilA:011ED OF:ARTILY ‘1)(11.1) OUTLAW 1110M8 Sovists onju•tilied I tout eine] in the protest is un- interfer- June 11—Oa—Presi- ence in the internal affairs of I Ottawa, 4 Lake Success, June derstood to be a rectiest for •4 Truman told the Penns- t tic Hunt'(ry slid of violating the dent Russia today called on Joint Amara: In-British-Rua tan, this northern "Good Yalta agreement. It proposed !nest of United Nations to e:t iiiiiivnotairtyation of the situation tic Lida!, that the United • t he I hi es - powee investigasion Neighbor" world commission "los strict intended to help those with the threat of taking the State, international control over all that want to live In a hole ;.:,e to the VI:in- A Na - tuutiun facilities ettgageo in mining of It wes esse ble that some last. without coercion or in- atomc raw materials aid In pro- minute clisnees were node In lions tioless satisfactory infor- timidation. duction of atomic materials set the text of ths note by Seem- iestioit can be turned up Al- atomic energy." tars* of State Marshall, who went rolvina Rt:,sla of the Anie;•ican Senatc.a and members of the Speaking in English, Soviet over it finally shortly before it accusations. House of Conunons stood and Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei was sent out. !The late President Roosevelt, applauded as the President. at- A. Orornyito told the 12-nation State Depirtment ()Meals de- Prime Minister Churchill of tired in formai seeming clothes, U. N. Atomic Energy Commis- Britain and Generalissimo Sta- tittered the lioust chamber. that such an international lin of RussIt reached an agree- sion to aid those who group, within the ment at a Yalta conference re- "We intend operating J. W.Lewis at peace with their iramework of the veto-conseloss garding nolicies to govern oc- seek to live without coercing Of would cupation of enemy natious neighbor-, Security Council, have without intimida- Mecca to "any faciSitl. D for Diplomatic officals indicated being coerced, being intmidated," the mining, production and stock- Rites Thursday today that the term -United Na- ting or told the lawmakers. piling of atomic materials. terns" is not actually used in President Former Fulion Tobacco the text of the note as finally He promised that American said that in fulfill- but said there was no resources would be used to pro- Gromyko Muss Died sent, ing its tasks of control and in- At Mayfield; mistaking that an appeal to the mote world recovery by aiding spection, the proposed commis- Services tl 10 Tomorrow United Nations is the ultimate those who are willing to make sion would have the right of :nove. -the maximum contribution to Services for J. W. Lewd "requesting from the govern- "Dick" the same cause." is. 84. well-known Mayfield fo- through a broken levee front ment of any nation and check- Flood waters of Mississippi pour and of a intend to cooperate ing of, various data and reports member pi- "We river (left) across rail tracks into lowlands near Alexandria, oneer Mayfield will and loyally with all on the activities of atomic en- family. be actively held at Byrn Funeral Home in Mrs. C.P. Callis honestly seek, as we do, to Missouri. ergy facilities." who Mayfield at 10 o'clock Thursday build a better world in which Yesterday Gromyko had told morning. L. S. St. Laurent, Canadian Secretary of State for External Af- mankind can live in peace and Lewis Serrices Held prosperity." the commission's working corn- Mr. became ill while fairs, greets President Truman on the rear of the Presidential Two New Tennis Courts Ready mittee that for him it was a visiting his son. Herschel, in lit- In what was interpreted by day "full of tle Rock, Ark., seven weeks ago, Obion train as :I crosses the Canadian border. compromises." County Lady Died as an indication that the Declaring that the Atomic: and died Monday night in a Hot amany _ At Home Early Tuesday; $500,000,000 Greek-Turkish aid Energy Commission has not Springs hospital. For Use At Country Club Now M. StUbblefield program and the $380,000,000 made due progress in its work He also leaves three daughters:1 Leaves A Daughter Here iv Gets 'Weaks measure for other defiant. even after the commission's ma- Mr. Lewis was prominently relief Two new tennis courts are now ners' class for boys and girls of The funeral for Mrs. Cornelia Preach Tonight ated countries may be followed jority endorsement of the Amer- identified with the tobacco bus- To 1 open for play at Fulton's country high school age who wish to Priest Call's, 86, was held at 10:- later by support for other coun- ican !Baruch) plan, Clromyko iness in Mayfield, Fulton and club. They are located on the learn to play golf. The lessons, 30 this morning at Pleasant Hill At Science Hall A. Br At l'andy ties, Mr. Truman asserted: said "it is time to proceed to Martin for many years, and site of the former courts. The taught by Dick Hughes, local un- church, conducted by the Rev, "At this critical hour in his- the solution of concrete tasks." tit his retirement four years ago ground has been cleaned and Illinois Central railroad em- W. A. Boston. Internment was Bro. C. M. Stubblefield, of Fort tory, we of the United States are He added the Soviet Union was manager of the Mayfield Fulton Student Among new clay worked into the sur- ployee and former pro at Bunk- in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Worth, Tex., will preach to the deeply conscious of our respon- would insist that the task' of Loose Leaf Tobacco warehouse. 426 June Graduates; face. New backstops have been er Hill golf club, Chicago, are Mrs. Collis died at her home in Central Church of Christ con- sibilities to the world. We know weapons be He also operated erected also. free to all who wish to partici- prohibiting atomic warehouses in the Pleasant Hill community gregation tonight at 7:45 in Is World War II Vet that in this trying period, be- Paul Durbin, club president, pate. considered from the viewpoint Fulton and Martin for several of count I Science Hall over and a Obion at 4'30 Tues- Parks Weeks son of Leslie tween a war that is in making the announcement of of its "necessity." !years. day morning a - yet secure, the Special priced memberships following long Ill are peace that is not the opening, stated that special He did not change, his basic He was a member of the First," I Bro. and Mrs. Stubblefield Weeks, Fult,on, received the oppressed of are available to those boys and lionstae destitute and the membership in the country club position tor immedtitely out-!Methodist church, Mayfieldl lefTke". was Is-olai 'Noir.. visiting his brother, bachelor of arts degree in pus- look chiefly to us for girls who wish to continue play- it, teia, Walnut the earth could be obtained for those who lawing the bomb and only then I Friends may call at the Byrn In Maury (ounty, Tenn., the!Stubblefield. of the and support until and his sis- messadministration this week sustenance desire only to play tennis. for a convention setting up 'Funeral Home, Mayfield: daughter of J. W. and Sarah ' Grove community, can again face life with Mr. Hughes' classes. J. H. Lowe, of West at Vanderbilt University. Nash- they • • He further stated that this atomic controls. Thomas Priest, and had lived i ter, Mrs. self-confidence and self-re- ville, and has returned to his was only one of a number of In a speech given wide ad- Obion county most of her life. State Line, liance.' Improvements the club hopes to vance publicity through Oromy- New Beverage In October, 1878, she was mar- home here. The President spoke after accomplish this summer. The to who Minister W. L U. K. Presidefli request for a meeting of the ried Elias Canis, died in He was among 428 graduates, Canadian Prime club is now sponsoring a begin- full commission—its first since 1939.- Two of their children, Mrs Paul Lannom MacKenzie King suoted him as March 18—Gromyko laid down Coming Here Carrie McGowan, and Mrs. Mag- who represented 26 states and having said previously that "the these points: gie Sedberry, also preceded her three foreign countries. breaking of the peace anywhere To Speak Here -loving Today 1. The International Control in death. Dies Suddenly Weeks was graduated from is the concern of peace Kentucky Red Rork (ohs Delivery and de- Commission should be set up She leaves a daughter, Mrs. the Webb School, Bell Buckle, nations everywhere." Will of Amer- Frankfort—The state's penal Will dress Railroad within the framework of the Begin Tomorrow T. P. Rucker, Fulton; two sons, Tenn., before enrolling at Van. clared "this statement Services Will Re Held equally be a Institutions released 88 convicts Psychology Class Instead council—where the vetp applies. Henry Callis, of Troy, Tenn., and derbilt. He left the uptversity ican policy might A delicious soft drink popular Walnut Grove Church policy." on parole .during May, according 2. The commission shall have ElaYan Hill, whom Mrs. Canis At to enter the army, in *each he statement of Canadian Of Alumni Al Cincinnati for well o hail a century admir- to official parole reports filed Its own inspectorial apparatus. reared from infancy; six Tomorrow At 4:30 p.m. as sergeant in the 103rd MacKenzie King voiced will be introduced to residents served people for in the office of the secretary of Paducah. Ky., June 11-01")— 3. Composition, rights and grandsons, two granddaughters, Division in Europe. He was ation of the Canadian of Fulton and surrounding corn- Paul Lannom, 68, died sudden- of humor, sincer- state. President H. L. Donovan of the obligations of the commission, two sisters and two brothers. wounded in action in November, "the qualities munities starting tomorrow. June ly at 10:10 this morning at his and the capacity University of Kentucky will not as well as provisions on basis of the Vosges Mountains ity and courage 12. residence, near Walnut Grove, 1944 in he said the Frankfort—Governor Willis be able to address the greater which it shall act, shall be de- during the battle of Southern for friendship," The Red Rock Bottling Co., Vincent To Head Fulton, Route 2. possessed and which 4 has announced that this week Cincinnati Alumni Association termined by a special interna- France, and received the Pur- President located on the Dresden highway, He was born Oct. 24, 1888, near particularly evident since has been dedicated to aid for of the U. of K. tomorrow night, tional convention signed by na- Heart. "been Martin, Tenn., will begin deliv- Speakers' Bureau Moscow, Ky., and had been a ple Congressional elections." appeals for funds to assist Jew- but it won't be because he is tions. the last ery of Red Rock Coja ..,o local railway postal clerk for 26 years. President, speaking after ish refugees. sick. 4. The commission shall be After receiving his discharge The retailers tomorrow. , For Waterfield For the last 10 years he had round of receptions which fol- composed of nations on the in February, 1946, he re-entered a Dr. Donovan, here to speak been on the Paducah-Hickman his good will visit to Ot- Lexington—The Kentucky Atomic Energy Commission, France Batts and Jacob Commonwealth's Attorney Vanderbilt to complete work on lowed at a university extension course run. with Mrs. Truman and his State Racing Commission has shall select personnel on an Graves, owners of the Martin Robert L. Vincent, VIliamstown, his bachelor's degree. tawa in psyphology for railroad men, its Mr. Lannom was a member of Margaret, said he given first reading to a proposal basis, and "per. Bottling Plant, and both veter- has been named &airman of daughter, cleared up a misunderstanding international Roberts Masonic Lodge, and of good Canada to require the licensing of all out of ans of World War II, invite the the speakers' bureau in the cam- counted neighbor which arose when the Cincinnati iodically carry inspection the Walnut Grove church. Dur- forefront of those who owners wishing to race horses for and pro- public to visit their plant in Mar- paign organization of Harry Lee "in the group heard he was filling an facilities mining ing the first World War he ser- objectives and on Kentucky tracks. The com- of tin. They also suggest that a Waterfield. Deniocratic candi- Mrs. Canter share these engagesnent here. The Cincin- ducing atomic materials." ved 18 months overseas in the mission put into effect a rule 5. The commission shall csseck good way to beat the heat these date for Governor. ideals." nati alumni said they under- Army. His own country, he said, is requiring an ambulance and at- existing stockpiles, Invest:Mite summer days is to look for the Vincent's judicial circuit in- stood the university president Funeral services will be con- "keenly aware that much de- tendant on the grounds during and verify the accounting and Red Rock Cola sign in 'ocal cludes Grant, Carrol and Galla- June 12 was sick. ducted at 4:30 tomorrow after- Rites upon the internal C all race meetings. study production operations. dealers' stores, then ask for a tin counties in northern Ken- pends * neon at Walnut Grove church strength, the economic stability 6. The commission shall "have cold bottle of the beverage. tucky. Donovan said he had another by the Rev. George Sellars and Services At Good Springs tnn(11 thestmatoearo,dh l staminaan e ddethd.e Winchester —Death of Mrs. access to any facilities for min- speaking ndate this afternoo the Rev. T. Y. Smithmier. Ma- ted added; Mildred Estes, 18, was termed ing production and stockpiling C. P. Church, Dukedom before a railroad men's psychol- sonic rites will be performed at "We face this challenge with accidental, in a verdict by Cor- of materials." ogy class at Fulton and would the -graveside. Masons will serve Mrs. Ida Bell Canter. 75, dled determination and confidence. oner Ben Bartlett. He said Mrs. 7. Signatory states to the con- be unable to make the long trip as pallb.::_sers. Burial with at 10:25 Tuesday morning at "Free men everywhere know Estes apparently fell Monday vention prohibiting atomic to Cincinnati. Hornbeak Funeral Home in Riverside Hospital. Paducah. that the purpose of the United while trying to replace a win- weapons must have a right to charge,"will be in the church She leaves three sons: Jesse States is to restore the word to and the glass pierced Dr. Leo Chamberlain. vice carry on "unrestricted scientific dow pane cemetery. and Menet' Griffin, of Paducah, and to re-establish con- abdomen. president of the university, will research" directed toward dis- health her uncle and Henry E. Griffin, Dayton, ditions in which the common speak at Cincinnati in Dr. Don- covery of methods for use of Mr. Lannom leaves an and Mrs. Joe O.; three daughters: Mrs. N. B. people of the earth can work Lexington—County tax corn- ovan's place, the president said. atomic energy for peaceful pur- and aunt, Mr. Milburn, Ky., Lydia Mills and Mrs. R. L. Morgan. out their salvation by their own misSioners, attending their an- poses. Bynum, a cousin who was reared of Paducah. and Mrs. E. S. Rog- efforts. nual conference at the Univer- Payne, family, who makes her seile, of Chicago; a brother. A. "We intend to expend our sity of Kentucky, were told that by his Route 2. Fulton; and M. Blalock. Lynville; two sis- energies and invest our sub- whenever it is possible to assess County Gave Fulton Bank Adds home on of other cousins. ters; Mrs. May Ross, Dukedom. stance in promoting world re- property under more than one a number The body will be at the home and Mrs. Tinle Hainline, Fulton; covery by assisting those who classification, the class involving Modern Machines until the services. nine grandchildren and seven are willing to make their max- the highest possible assessment $1491 For Polio To•Cut Time, Work great-grandchildren. Her hus- imum contribution to the same should be chosen. The speaker band preceded her in death. Ca Us e." was. Dr. James W. Martin, di- Total State Contributions labor time-sav- Without mentioning any other rector of the University's bureau Two new and Liberty Baptists Services will be conducted at In 1947 March Of Dimes ing devices have been added at country by name the President of business research. 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at said that with such friends as the Fulton Bank—a Cummins To Hear Parrish Springs Cumberland Pres- Amounted To $227,488 a Dow- Good Canada "we face the future un- Murray—Eight-year-Old Ber- 250 Endoraograph and church. Dukedom, of counter. byterian afraid." Burkeen was killed in- The annual report of the Ken- ney-Johnson coin Dr. A. Mack Parrish. repre- she was a member. Burial nice Ray is electric- which stantly when he was run over tucky Chapter. National Foun- The endorsograph senting the West Kentucky be in the church cemetery. and cancels, en- will by a truck as he crossed a high- dation for Infantile Paralysis, ally operated, Baptist Hospital at Paducah, will liorses or signs checks in one Lindsey's YMBC To Sponsor near his home three miles for the year ending May 31 shows speak at Liberty Baptist church The body now at way operation. It is the first and north of Murray. The state total Fulton county contribu- quick Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, Funeral Home in Paducah, Next machine of its kind ever used tomorrow. Show Week Highway Patrol said the truck tions to the March of Dimes the Rev. Bob Covington, pastor, will arrive in Foltoa blame. were $1,1491.18. Mrs. Thomas in Fulton, bank officials say. announcer. The Young Men's Business • driver was not to and N. McCoy was county chairman The counter counts, rolls Everyone is welcome to attend. As President Club will sponsor a carnival (pennies through Re-Elected Frankfort—Attorney General of the drive. packages coins here next week, and proceeds half-dollars) automatically, 01 freedmen Circle S. Dummit has ruled that Total state contributions were will be used for a free feed at Eldon stopping when the desired num- CORRECTION Oscar W. Nelson cannot legally $227.488.79. Cincinnati. June 11—(4)— the Country Club June 25 ber of coins has been reached. serve as assistant manager and The report also showed the and John Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley of The YMBC has decided not to It also can count coins without Babe Ruth (right), former baseball home run king It was erroneously stated in •promotional director of the state following totals from nearby Omaha. Neb., yesterday was re- sponsor a local beauty contest packaging them. Ky railroad worker, display their yesterday's Leader that C. R. . He was appointed by C. counties: Ballard, $617.13, Cro- Van House, Richardson, elected president of the Supreme in connection with the West fair The hand-operated machine Young, director of personnel, Waltman Taylor, who was ruled mer H. Arnett, chairman; Car- medals in New Yo;li after Ruth was chosen "Sports Father of Forest Woodmen Circle at the Kentucky contest at Paducah is absolutely error-proof. it's re- Illinois Central System, wila to ineligible to serve as manager lisle. 4357.22. Mrs. Bertha Bos- organizatidn's annual meeting later this year. The club may ported, and will cut the time 1947" alai Richardson named "Worker Father of the Year." speak on safety tonight at the court of appeals decision. well, chairman; Graves, $1.471. here. Mrs Talley has headed the conduct a contest here next in a in counting and wrapping Father's Day Commit- Elks club at 8 o'clock. It should said Taylor's appoint- 45, James P. Doyle, chairman; spent The awards were made by the National social and benefit society since year if the West Kentucky Dummit coins by a estimated nine- have been stated that he is to Nelson therefore was Hickman, 9430.50, Mrs. Mary L. tee, 1934. event becomes an annual one. ment Of tenths. speak from 7 to 8 o'clock, Invalid. Hyaena, chairman.

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Copy NoT ALL aValeik Evening, June 11, 1940 tops Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Wednesday _ the late Mr. and Mrs. James draped with a hand-made lace table cloth. „.„, Henry Johnson, of Paducah. Her paternal grandparents were the The bride was presented with littitou Daily retibtr late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph William a lovely gtft. FULTunI DAILY SINCE 11198 Cavender, of Savannah, Tenn. The following guests were pre- She was graduated from Carr sent: Mrs. Sam Hamra of Steel. — PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EyENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton. Kentucky. Institute amid Fulton high school Mo., Mrs. John Rashid of Today and Tomorrow and attended Incarnate Word Kewanee, Ill., Mrs. Philip Hamra AUSTIN ACNE IN•ON eleAN Shows 2:464:12-2:34 Let W AAAAA I elD EDITOR in San Antonio, and of Lawton, Okla., Misses Helen P U•LIS HER INS Lew fOR School State college, where she and Julia Nalleh, of Norman, 1, 1879. Murray Entered as second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of Congress of March was a member of the Sock and Ohla , Miss Mary Hamra, Mrs. Buskin, dramatic club, and Sig- Jack Carter, Mrs. Walter Void- !NATION AAAAA I else RATE ROX IN DLAREIVICD SECTION, 111LIENC ma Alpha Iota, national honor- psi, the hostess, and the lion- Phone 30 or 1300 ogee. ADVIRTIIINS AAAAA 2 EURNITT110 ON RECUEST. ary music fraternity. She also attended the University of Ken- exclusively to the we for republication of all the local news The Associated Press is entitled tucky. where she was a member ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET AwCAAR 14)1Aff printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches. of Tau Sigma, modern dance The Altar Society of St. Ed- frateraity, and Alpha Gamma ward's Catholic church will hold Delta sorority. ita regular Monthly meeting Every Dad Has His Day Indians Want Unity Mr. Van Dyke is the grandson Thursday night, June 12, at 7:15, Father has had his ups and downs through- of Mrs. R. D. Van Dyke Sr.. of at the home of Mrs. Peter J By Charles A. Gromieh Walnut street. out history. 2023 Union. Memphis. He was Trines on t11'41 AP Foreign Affairs Analyst members are urged to be The fellow whose "day" we observe Sunday, graduated from Central high All 4. Indians attending United Nations sessions where he was a member of Delta Present. June 1& at one time in ancient Gaul was the , at Lake Succesa are hopeful that the par- Sigma fraternity. He attended supreme head of his house, and it was a dis- GORDON t _ 5. titioning of their home land will be only a Southwestern and was graduat- MRS. HILLY GENE grace for any son still in his teens to appear trial separation and that a reconciliation of ed from the University of North HONORED .- publicly in his father's presence. Dad was /41as Marilee Beadier and Miss ;.. • tile Hindu and Moslem communities will De Carolina and was a member of head man among the Athenians, too. When Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Jean McCollum entertained ettected once they have said goodbye to the Coca-Cola i a son was old enough to marry, his father He served four years in the this morning with a British. Party honoring Mrs. Billy Gene , 4 - ,:. selected the wife for him—with no questions army as an officer in Chemical I. These leelings seem more esshful than hope- Gordon, at Miss Beadles' home .• t. . asked. Warfare service, with overseas '2..., ful, howeser, at this early stage in settlins duty in Africa. Sicily and Italy. on Third street. • 4-44., But in the • Sudan. Africa. Dad came out Coca- tile future of the sub-continentS a four hun- He is a member of the Yuletide Sandwich plates and second best. ' After bearing five children, a Colas were served ro the follow- •r •1 • .' .l'" ,-4 ;,a• • 0., ).:,' dred millions. Revelers, and the Men's Dinner ..:::: wife may return to her parents, leaving Papa ing guests: Miss Peggy Lee They are expressed by members or sympa- Club in Memphis, and is now to look after the kiddies. And in parts of director of publicity for the Earle, of Vicksburgh. Miss, Miss thisers of the Hindu-dominated All-India of Carlisle, Pa., ....2 A L India, a father's tot is even worse. If he gets Chamber of Commerce. Betty Lou !Nunn, . Congress party, who have kept Indian repre- Haws, Miss Jean into debt, his wife can sell him into slavery Miss Mary Lee jyrt: sentation in the U. N. all to themselves and Ford, grandson of the late Henry Ford„greets Shelby. Miss Barbara Ann to pay off his bills. Wiliam Clay A. L. A. HAS SUPPER, away from the Moslem leaguers. The League S. Fire- Roberts, Miss Site Jewell, Mrs. The American male parent is immortalised Martha Firestone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Monday, at a session in New Delhi disturbed Mrs. Russell Rudd, Mrs. Eu- Stanley Jones, Mrs. Stanley Par- in song. ranging from the mountain ditty stone, Jr., as she returns from France oil the liner Queen Elsa- Jane Huffman, Mrs. .. by a riot enacted by non-League Moslems, gene Howard and Mrs. J. C ham, Aiwa 2..1 ...,..4. "That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine" to the beth. They will be married In tkron, Ohio, on June 21. Miss Olive were hostesses to a pot Billy Jolley, Miss Mary Louise voted to set up the separate dominion of ,2. • .. 1. Gay NineUme "Fatner. Dear Father, Come parents spent a long supper for the American Mann, the honoree, and the Parkistan, and the Congress party la expect- Firestone, her sister, Elisabeth, and their luck ,.. ' ' Home with Me Now." Legion Auxiliary at 7 o'clock last two hostesses. • ,- ...4...; ..,.., ed to vote for establishment of its dominion France and England. presented III. He may not be the boss at his house--at vacation in evening at the Legion Cabin. ,The honoree was of Hindustan on Saturday. with a lovely gift by the hos- least to the extent his grandfather was—but The president, Mrs. Wallace l , f Thus, the principles for partitioning India tramisa. - • the 1947 Fathers Day honoree represents a Shankle, presided over a bus- .. will be settled. The details of livelihood on the sup- i larger segment of our population than ever 520161111111111111111111911111111111111111 iness meeting following both sides of the lines are something rise per. Routine business was •'.\ • r• 61 before in the 37-year history of the occasion. - ''' , ” ':' . •',E•r: to be worked out. 4'', transacted. A good report on • The nation's birth rate reached an all-time i', /11/1101LB Even with the split-up. Hindustan and Park- the poppy sale was given by Mrs. high in 1946. and it appears that this year's iatan will rate among the most populous J. E. MeNatt, chairman. A do- total will exceed last year's. nation of $10 was made to the • , „ countries on earth and will be inter-dependent it Girl Scouts' camping trip fund. *AA?. / E ,, Gay, surprisingly enough, was orie- aPP ,,iR• 1 • Father's „ to a certain degree whether they like it or not. W. S. C. S. GROUPS visitors, Mrs. Inez Fondaw, Joe fr.kitete. 4 ,...,w•K.,4 1 trued by a mother. In 1909 Mrs. John Bruce Mrs. Eugene Howard made a - Whether they will be so dependent upon MEET MONDAY Madison, Nancy Ann Kirkland, brief report on the District con- :.,. ' t1.,,*,, Dodd, Spokane, Wash., thought. of the idea each other for security and economic rea300s Group A met in the home of Elaine and Clete Biggs. Jackie ference in Paducah on May 14. • ...A. .._.A as a tribute to her own father, William Smart, David Speight. c , that they must eventually reunite remains to Mrs. Hoyt Moore, with Mrs. B. A. Rawls, and which she attended. f.1 a Civil War veteran who reared his six child- be seen. The best the British could get out Newton co-hostess. The nominating committee's 1'' death. The first the bus- REBECCA CRUTCHFIELD ren after their mother's of the whole deal would be a choice by both . Mrs. Moore conducted repqrt was accepted and the fol- . ' official Father's Day in Spokane was in 1910. iness session. TO MARRY JUNE 29 lowing officers were elected: dominions to remain in the British Common- Crutchfield. :.' will be pleased The lesson was given by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mrs. Hyland Ashby. president; Come Sunday. Dad naturally wealth instead of proclaiming themselves in- the • . ' .',/k ....',' T. J. Kramer. The topic was of Wing°, are announcing Mrs. Wallace Shankle. vice-pres- ot.'igoriater e to receiv any gifts his family may have or both may du. daughter, ill" dependent, which either I"A Woman to Remember" from engagement of their ident: Mrs. Gordon Perry, secre- selected—and well wager he'd also like to Crutchfield, of Indian politicians of all stripes appear to the study book, "Women of the Miss Rebecca tary; Miss Virginia Holman 4tAt• ' - ' ;':helebrate by sleeping late, skipping any house- Heacox, ill i , be working. toward one common objective: Bible." Refreshments were serv- Memphis. to Omer A. treasurer; Mrs. Paul Bennett, c• napping after lunch, and having Charles E. chores, to keep India, once free of the British "Raj." ed to 20 members and one visi- son of Mr. and Mrs. sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Jack NifiliA ''' Schenectady, New York. ' liATIO6AL , ..• , tjak car all to himself. from finding itself again a prey to exploita- tor. Mrs. Buford Sisson, Heacox. Speight, chaplin. Miss Crutchfield was graduat- . ' NRI....I.PAT tion from the outside. Mrs. Earle Taylor, past Dis- eAr- B met in the home of ed from Wing° high school and the But the division of the sub-continent only Group trict committeewoman, read A Fresh Start Mrs. Ray Graham with Mrs. attended Murray State college beautiful Installation service. 0; Ili multiplies this task and the rival leaders and Western State college, Bow- The dangerous stick of ex-manager Johnny Dudley Meacham co-hostess. One new member, Mrs. 8. G. in the two major dominions may find it dif- presided ling Green. She has been em- riftii!! Gill was missing from the Fulton Chicks bat- Mrs. Lawson Roper Dyer, was welcomed. I ficult to keep outsiders from playing one and presented Mrs. E. H. Mc- ployed in Memphis for several and Mrs. Perry, ting order last night after the skipper bad Mrs. Aelliay I+ against the other. Mahon. who gave a most inter- ears with Mrs. J. C. Olive as alter- Wo UrGo You To Se As Johnny said yes- of the resigned for the year. The first major internal reform already esting Bible study. Mrs. Warren Mr. Heacox Is a graduate nate, were elected to attend the FrQm Tha faginn'insil terday, "It's just one of those things that hap- Graham gave articles from University of Kentucky and serv- Department convention in Louis- 1, undertaken by Indians in the interim govern- the ADDED NEWS pens in baseball." "World Outlook." ed two and a hald years in next month ment at New Delhi is a step toward abolition as ville The team had been in a slump. it's true, There were 14 present and one China-Burma-India theatre With retirement of colas the of untouchrbility in the Hindu caste system. lieutenant in the Army • and it was only natural that the manager visitor, Miss Wilma Harris. Re- a first meeting was adjourned. Many Hindu leaders, including Jawaharlal Ground Forces. was given a large share of the responsibility freshments and a social hour Nehru. who stands on the very top rung of were enjoyed. The ceremony will take place ENOADElkattell ANNOUNCED • • •`.‘ , In the eyes of the fans. While Gill was as o'clock • in. the ORPHEUM., the caste system as a Kasmiri Brahmin, refuse June 29, at five an- rabid Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Rhodes , anxious, or more so, to win as the most Methodist tt recognize untbuchability, and Mohandas Cireup C met in the home of afternoon at St. Paul's nounce the engagement and ap- reason the team wasn't clicking. Rev. Robes'. fan. for some K. Gandhi lives among the untouchables. Mrs. Will Samons. Mrs. R. E. church, Wingo. the proaching marriage of their Today anti Tomorrow he stepped by mutual agreement G. Clark, of Benton, officiating. 7:1:ti me tantr...4 and dowu There is a practical political angle to raising Pierce and Mrs. D. C. Thacker daughter, Bettye Jean, to Rich- with the baseball association. Shows . 7:I11-9:30 the lot of the so-called scheduled castes, how- co-hostesses. ard Dale McClure. eon of Mr. MITER-MISER Met:dant= The new manager is expected ti strengthen Mrs. H. L. Jamison presided MISS GRACE CAVENDAR Guy McClure of Water ever, and the leaders are doubtless mindful and Mrs. staff, been ra- and Mrs. Claude Shelby gave tl‘e TO WED IN AUGUST Valley, Ky Ansi That. Olbirr rsesvms, DOUBLE FEATURE the Chicks pitchine which fras conversions to Christianity of the many easy devotional. Of widespread social interest The double ring ceremony will • E.clusive Quidrube Trays —Phi.— ther weak on the whole this season. Perhaps were outcast haat of Miss Grace from the lowest ranks who Mrs. E. J. McCollum gave the is the engagement be solemnised Thursday, June • Larae frozen-storage space he can help the Chicks get back on the win- Louise Cavender, of Memphis, BARBA11.1 BRITTON the Hindu fold. study for the afternoon. 26, at the First ChrisUan church • 12.way adjustable inmior ning side of the scoring columns. It's tough to William Van Dyke, son of Mr. IlUDV VALLEE Such an anachronistic pattern would pro- Sixteen members were present at 6:30 in the evening, with Bro. • Glass-topped Hydruor to fight your way up from the bottom of the and Mrs. Robert Van Dyke. of vide a ripe field for any intruding elements and one new member, Mrs. Ray- Charles Houser officiating. • cold storage tray —in— heap, but it c..11 be done. 1465 Harbert, Memphis. The an- invited such as Communism with the promise of lift- mond Pewitt. The public is cordially • l•piece steel %binge Lovely refreshments were serv- nouncement is made by the par- "FABULOUS ing the standard of living. to attend. -e- • Vegetable ed during the social hour. ents of the bride-elect, Mr. and 'toe's* bis Henry Cavender, of • Large Meat-Tender SUZZANNE" Principle and Practice Mrs. Joni's BRIDE-ELECTED HONORED JOHN GARFIELir Eggs Poached? East Fulton group met in the this ells. Mrs. Clarence Maddrm, enter- • 5-Year Protection Pisa Everybody seems to be in favor of govern- GERALDINE FITZGERALD Richmond, Vas—OS—When Policeman Dan home of Mrs. J. S. Pope. Mrs. The wedding will be an out- tained with a Coca-Cola party er_ ment economy. But Congress hasn't yet pro- presided and Mrs. in early August. morning in honor of •-•7raham Furniture —in— Doling tried to question a man about an egg Irene Boaz standing event Wednesday poser' a budget cut that wasn't greeted with Eunice Robtson gave the les- Miss Cavender, niece of Mrs. WWI Li Ilan Homra, who will be theft, the answer was 30 dozen eggs—thrown 4Ofllpan "NOBODY LIVES howls of protest from one quarter or another. son. Topics from "Methodist Charles Brann. of Fulton. and married tonight to Mr. Robert at him. However, this is not to be wondered at. Woman" were given by Mrs. Dick Mrs. Malcolm E. Herring, of Hanoi, of Norman, Okla. 31 Lone 1113 FOREVER" The situation was somewhat scrambled for Everybody is dead set against toothaches. Bard. Winkle, La., has made her home The house was beautifully de- 11, 'Walnut a while. but Duling got his man. And the were 18 members pre- her brother and sister-in- corated with spring flowers. Re- But the fact doesn't make most folks relish a There with in jail. and three vistors, Mrs. Judy for the newt year. She is freshments were served front the m man got four months sent law trip to the dentist any more. Park City News, Farabough of Memphis. Mrs. the maternal granddaughter of dining room table which was Bowling Green' Hughlett, of Lakeland, Fla.. and Enforced Drought Mrs. Ed Willingham. Second Childhood Asbury Park. N. J.,—.Vi---The Hotel Colum- Refreshments were served and Kansas City,--tiP1---Adults have about as bia is closing its bar for six days. Conventions a social hour was enjoyed by all. much fun as the kids riding a miniature under way, the management explained, in- 111ERE11S;h104 clude that of the Woman's Christian Tem- Weslyan Service Guild met at train In Swope Park. Methodist church perance Union. the First The city council learned last night that Monday evening. MAGICTFORMULN, 100,041 tickets for children had been sold in Mrs. E. C. Grisham presided Freddy Biggs"— 1946. "G111 to be replaced by and Mrs. M. W. Haws gave the Li'l For the same period there were 79,182 news item. And, to steal a line from lesson. tickets for adults. Abner. "We IS ready to' Freddy." There were 12 members present. turned home Yesternay from a and Mrs. Guy sotuison. They A racial hour was held and on a •There is nothing mysterious PERSONALS vacation trip to Cincinnati, were enroute to Oregon lovely refreshments were served -of diseases Mr and Mrs John Hinton Ohio, and Detroit. Mich, vacation trip. by the hostesses, Mrs. Hattie about the treatment ' and Gloria Ann left yesterday PAL% Peggy Lee Earle of Mrs. Ella Holly spent Monday Bennett and Mrs. Ruth Stray- It is• round practical procedure Cruce for Toledo. Ohio, to visit Mr. Vicksburgh. Miss., is visiting with with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil horn. rile physician deliberates each*, and Mrs. Russe.1 Wilson and relatives here for a few days. and Donna in Milan, Tenn. iindividual' case, prescribes1 this! Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. Ern- Mrs. Guy Johnson left Satur- ANNIE An.'-i3rTROAG est Sullivan and family. day for St. Louis, Mo., for a visit CIRCLE 7.' EFTS .remody,ind ic at cd.!Despitc,thn. Miss Rose Marie Phillips. of Cayce News with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald John- The Anne Armstrong cisele 'wild , propaganda'of the:'patanti Justis Pewitt of Marvin of First 1352'int church met Mon- Hickman, is spending the week Mr. and Mrs. son and Mr. and Mrs. nwchcincvendorsthevcii not with Mrs. J. W. Richardson. Isis Angeles, Calif., are visiting Stephenson, day night at the home of Mrs. George Speight on William ngiC formula. In many instances indiscriminatel Miss Martha Walker left this Mr. and Mrs. Alver Campbell Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan ni in The meeting was opened morning tss visit relatives in Pa- and other relatives Fulton, spent the weekend In Lexington, street self-medicationlresults in serious harm" Even* with a prayer by Mrs. Clifton ducah. Ky. Where they attended the gradu- minor illness should not be neglected. When you Bouldin of Margaret Smith and Mr and Mrs. E. F. ation exercises of Mrs. Sloan's Hamlett. Mrs. ?aye are visiting • feel "out of sortsliconsult a competent physl i Fischer of Detroit were guests Memphis, Tenn., !sister Miss Anne Garrigan. Mrs. Jack Speight, circle chan.- 20 Inez study„9 Per Mrs. Clara Carr and Mrs. the business :eian.)Receive the benefits of his years of Cent presided over Off of Mrs. Henry Miller over the Mrs. Rob Johnson returned man, Menees and other relatives. of the meet- weekend. , Sunday from Sandoval, Ill.. session. Minutes as sure that he is• licensed M.D. Then bring Iasi • Wainwright secretary's report were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McClay and Dr. and Mrs. Tom where she has been visiting her ing and posscriptions to us to be filled. If yours is an On Entire Stock of Lamps Pant. arc visiting in Cen- and son, Tommy, have returned daughter, Mir s Maly Evelyn given by Mrs. John Allred son. City. noes that yields to treatment, prompt recovery Ill. to their home in Oklahoma Johnson, who is recovering from Miss Myra 8cearce gave tralia, fun- Mrs. R. A. Sutherland left Okla., after attending the an operation performed last the able study, Psalms 96 Mrs. yin reward. father, charge of the i Monday for Detroit where she eral of Mr3. Wainwright's week. N. D. Phillips had Many other . Her topic was -Amer- articles in our gift line will visit Mrs. Ester Sutherland C. 13. Jones. Funeral services were held at progriun 4 - She was assist- have alio been and family. MaudIne Scearce and ' Cayce Methodist church Sun- ican Negroes. CITY DRUG COM I) \1 reduced for this sale day by Mrs. Moselle Rawls, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bolin of rIPughters. Elizabeth and Ann, afternoon for C. B. Jones, ed ; C. U. McDaniel, Pharnorstiat, Owner ! of RogerlEfrkland, and Mrs. Otis Nashville have returned home of Columbus, Ky., spent Sunday iesicient Cayce. The services were held, at 2:30 p. m., with BisrJa. s-Tbe meeting was dis- "We fill any doctor's prescription accurately— after visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. L. with Mrs. Neal Scearce and Firestone Home & Auto Supplies !Rev. Bob Covington officiating. missed by Mrs. Lottie Pierce. We do not substitute" Gardnei• on Commercial avenue. family. Hernbeak and John- Burial was In Cayce eemetary. During the social hour Iced Holland, Owners and Mr. and lire. Smith Bolin Lieut. and Mrs. Wilbur Phone 711 and 128 — We Deliver — 406 Lake Street Montgomery.1We extend sympathy to the be- tea and sa,riwich plates were Lake Street 1. Clln' on. sen :'nd son of Phone 10 with Mr. reaved family. served to 10 members and seven Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Conley re- Ala., spent the weekend

,•; ./.1120.12‘,211itit221241.1,, •I.... .r Nies r VW* Wetinestfity Keening, June .11, .1417 Fulton Dully Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Aro ', 1940 _ !advanced on a single aati ant TOD kV AND ToOlokR011 ' suing Clemson's pitching pair. month . . Pete Cawthon, who! E. Tube Plant error. FULTON VUEATRE G. Sports Roundup ; Jr Lantienni and Joe Hash% all started a scouting trip for the; night's loss Was first unit Virginia's second Detroit Lions and wound up in Baseball Chicks Blast ' Last Sale Called Off Hugh Fullerton, Jr. ' sprint:. the year for hledcall. ()wens- baseman, Chuck Noe. hit .382 in a Galveston hospital, is on his , AMERICAN LEAGUE I of born hurler. The two learns • York, June II —IA' college game., so he can't be too feet again and has tackled a lob: New York 3. Chicago 3 Wartington, June 11—t.P1- play here again tonielti :oat! Titer •'1, he some top flight base- ot cutting 500 logs for his Vir- 3. Cleveland 2 tni•iliii Oilers 6 To 3 11:e War Assets Administration bad. Boston Thurrday night, and thc Chicks bail oil t ip tomorrow when four ginla camp • • • One of those St. Lout, 2. Washington 1(nhilit • itt.'et Madisonville three times 1,1 tuuay announced that its .,aale irrow southern i °liege teams start "lucky" chain letters is drew Philadelphia U. Detroit tiOwt- Quote, Vaginae Fairfield park starting the 111,411I of the General Electric radio their sectional elimination series lating among the college has nein Night baseball.; • Tuesday of plant in Dowling Green. Ky., :16-9:39 for the national collegiate tour-• Speaking of college ketball coaches, who don't want June 13. tube recalls this . Two more new players will be , to the Electra Voice Corpora- nameni, bat it isn't likely that Herschel Schooley to risk breaking the chain aad NATIONAL LEAGUE line written by Ring Lartiner Six-Gniea Losing added to the Chicks lineup. in • tion, has collapsed. any teitin will iliaich the 1918, maybe losing out on a seven-foot; Cincionatt 3-5, Brooklyn 1-6 • back in 1915: "The Middle West- ; addition to the new manager_ Alabama outfit . . . That team. freshman . . . Al Lolotal, the Boston 2, Chicago I. Chicago ern Conference is composed of Streak Is Snapped • Fulton Baseball Association : The corporsiudh. included doe and Luke Bewail,1 Los Angeles Rants Samoan I St. Lutiki 8, Philadelphia 3 the of Illinois. The 1 President K. P. Dalton said to- which agreed in February to bit' Riggs Stephenson. Len Stiles' University , guard, is heavyweight wrestling ' nlght Chicks team noll- is sometimes called A rejuvenated day. the surplus war plant, haa and Dan and Ike Boone, all of conference champion of the Hawaiian Is- New York 3, Pittsburgh .2 (12 to 3, against possibly out of re- , doubled the score, 6 They are Raymond C. Pedants, ' tied the agency that It 'Is us- whom became major leavers; the big Nine, lands, If he does as well in innings—night here last which! the Owensboro Oilers and J. B. Garland,' able to complete the trans- . . . Alabama is in the tourney , spect to the Illinois nine, football, Coach Dud De Groat ; outfielder, sue- night to snap a six-game losing pitcher. action." with a Southeastern Conference has been more consistently will be asking: "Give me Samoa." • SCHEDULE their , right-handed five or ; TOMORROW'S streak that began with ; Peehous come. here on option clisuupion train whose best pros- cessful than the Illinois League—nu ts,Aiiirs week American :memo at Owenaboro last from Gadsden, Ala., in the Class pees ,^mit to be catcner D. J. the Illinois eleven." Etiquette Lesson Madison- scheduled. and followed them to C Southeastern League. Garland AN and Gumbrill. who plans to turn pro ; Turnesa tells this one National League—Chicago at Sports Before Your Eyes , Willie ville. has won six and lost two this FBI' this summer, and Joe Kirkland.! about Smiley Quick's peevlsii 111,4sburgh might ; St. Loins at the first game the Ful- . . .! The Indians hope they have , It was year to the .West Texas-Mexi- freshman southpaw pitcher Act of smashing his putter after Cincinnati (night); only games had played without ex- SIMI' found another starting pitcher; ton nine co league, a Class C circuit. "REBECCA" TIN Auburn'a freshman flinger. Wil- h., was eliminated from the scheduled. manager Johnny Gill. who step- has been tabbed as,in Bryan Stephens, who has be-' - • lard Nixon. British amateur golf tourney ...! ped down yesterday because he BOX SCORE big league pron...., in longed to Cleveland since Judge' ASSOCIATION 3, Prospt and Rhodes: Owens- Oil, Gas and Ceal the best A British bigwig who saw it told' AMERICAN "couldn't produce a winning ball Fulton AB R PO A E the S.E.C. since Spud Chandler Landis freed the Detroit farm- ways to! Toledo 5, Columbus 4. boro: Browne 2, Orasso. Left on FURNACES Willie: "There's two club." Dutch Gray, Chicks sec- Buck 3b 52 4 O I 0 was for Georgia. hands in 1939 but never pitcheu the' 4. Indianapolis 3 base -- Fulton 8. Owensboro 6. hurling break a putter, one right, landsvIlle ond baseman, headed the team Gray 2b 3 2 1 2 7 1 scouts have been put- a big league game until last Is scheduled.. Umpires. Compton and Graves. Brooklyn other wrong. The right way Only games last night and will serve as man- Propst lb ____4 U 2 15 0 0 Gutters and Down Sweets out ot' ----- O Time in game. 1:30. to do it in the clubhouse, ager again tonight. Seawright if ___4 0 0 00 Replaced and Repaired way's to break' SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION sight: the wrong Tomorrow Went the uew skip- Rhodes ss 4 0 0 24 0 TELEPHONE MI plain Birmingham 6, Chatanooga 5, Although bituminous coal Ii it out in sight." pitcher Freddy Biggs of the Peter in el 4 0 1 1 0 O ; Fulton 10 innings. per. 0; popularly called "soft" coal.1 Memphis Chicks, will be in Ful- Lis c 30 1 7 1 Nashville 3, Atiantal O some opes ol it ore Very hard, Rid Stuff take over the seventh- Engel rf 3 1 1 O 0 Mobile 3, Little Rock 1 ton to Last Spring Ken Oliver, Fort Through a misun- p 210 03 0 Memphis 3, New orleaud 2 place team. Lyrtch Lee. N. J., high school pitcher, derstanding, it was stated in won 12 games without a losa. Leader that Biggs Totals 39 6 10 27 16 1 LIQUORS YESTERDAYS GAMES yesterday's When he went on to Beton Hail not be here until June 19. WitiEs KITTY LEAGUE would college, Mike Colletti took over The Chicks started their Owensboro AR R PO A E ; A-1 CLEANERS Owensboro 3, Fulton 8. the job and racked up 14 straight game last night like a house Socha ss 3 0 0 O 4 0; Union City 3, Madisonville 8. victories this year. . . . Mike Whitey Lynch fanned two Dwyer If 4 0 0 3 0 01 Clarksville S. Cairo 19 afire. For A-1 Cleaning allowed only 16 runs, some un- batters and the third Williams 2b 0 0 3 2 01 Mayfield 14, Hopkinsville 9, Oiler earned, and fanned 156 in 101 grounded out to the box. Then Pankovich a 4 0 1 8 I 0 m and Block Men's Panamas innings and the only time he was first turn at bat. Browne lb 2 1 2 8 0 01 TODAY'S GAMES in Fulton's taken out of a game was when Buck rapped out a dou- Nagle rf 4 0 0 3 0 0 006 KITTY LEAGUE Tommy 5 Church Street Phone he had a long lead and the coach ble, Gray walked, and both Brady 3b 3 3 1 0 3 Ol wanted to look at another Mayfield at Hopkinsville. romped home on Propst's dou- Grasso ef 3 0 1 1 9 Ill eell flinger. Union City at Madisonville. ble. Seawright, Rhodes and Medcalf p 3 0 0 0 3 0' Clarksville at Cairo. Peterson flied out in one-two- x Peres 1 0 0 0 0 0,F21 Owensboro at Fulton. three order to end the inning. The Sports Mirror The Oilers tied it up in the Totals $1 3 5 )4 12 0 By The Associated Press STANDINGS second when Brady. third sack- x—grounded out for Medcalf Team: • W. L. Pet. er, poled a long homer with In ninth BASEBALL Today A Year Ago— Yugoslavia Owensboro 23 11 871 Manager Earle Browne on sec- won final two singles matches to by innings' Mayfield 22 13 047 ond. Store TONIGHT upset France, 3-2. in aeml-finals 20 15 .571 Owensboro 030 000 100 Madisonville strong of European round of Davis Cup 18 17 .514 The C:icks came back Fulton 240 000 00x Union city the second to FULTON CHICKS tennis. 16 1 .485 in their half of Cairo four more and sew up the Summary: Three Years Ago—sitain Byrd 16 19 .457 score —Vs— Hopkinsville Two base hits Buck 2, Prospt, won 117.500 Inquirer golf tourna- FULTON 14 22 589 OV ENSRORO OILERS "Engelileg singled, Lynch walked Browne. Home runs -- Gray and rnent with 10-under-par 274 for Clarluville 10 24 278 A and Buck singled to load the Brady. Double plays -- Rhodes Park 72 holes. slamMed one unassisted, Buck to Lie to 7'7 Fairfield ASSOCIATION bases. Dutch Gray Five Years Ago—Boston Red SOUTHERN against the right field fence so Prospt, Socha to Williams to 7:.15.P. M. Team: W. L Pet. Sox defeated St. Louis Browns hard he stretched it into a Browne, Brady to Pankovich to New Orleans 39 21 .830 8-7 and cut idle Yankees Amen- home run to clear the sacks and Browne. Bases on balls off " t k a Mobile 96 23 1110 can League lead to n.ne and Put Fulton ahead 6-2. Buck's Lynch 4, off Medcalf 6. Struck 11 Nashville • 28 28 .-519 kt:s half games. ; single in the second was the out by Lynch 8, by Medcalf 3. York Chatanooga 30 30 .500 Ten Years Ago--New .4751second of four hits in five trips Earned runs off Lynch 3, off ;LW Birmingham 29 32 Giant's traded veteran pitcher • to the plate. Medcalf 6. Wild pitch — Lynch. Fred Fitzsimmons to Brooklyn Atlanta 27 30 .474 by The last Oiler tally came in tilt by pitched ball — Lynch o I Memphis 23 33 .411 epsi.CV,I.P-c9"9,V9t M? /°'f 1I) Dodgers :or Toni Baker. young the seventh, made by Brady, who Medcalf, Brady by Lynch. Runs f_ - Rock 21 38 .356 Franchised Bottler: Pepai-Cela Bottling Co., of Fultem right-bander. • Little was hit by a pitched ball anti hatted in — Fulton: Buck, Gray CRANE. BUZ SAWYER RV ROY 116Arli uis NAY ADD moalterna OKNO.MISIEUR. TH,b,T SHOULD /ROA A CHUM. EUIETHERAEORE, IF HE rinED HE LIVES IN GAN THING CR IWO,KITTY. Cl, IT NEU TRY AGAPE. ANT) FRIEND, HERR FOMFREY, ONCE, I viE,JuST v/ON• (MV, W14K14 (6 HERE WE itT— WITHOUT PAGGPoICTS, OVER 200 KILO- UEO. HE HAD NO INTENTION MAFIA 10 LEAVE THE COUNTRY, PERiNG — 90ESTRE OF TAKING 0610 n4E BE OF 's rRovwciAL GOVERNOR METER'S EAST AHD THE LOCAL COPS WILL • GOVERNOR. TANK THE WAY TO GO...> 112,_ LivE A FEW MILES OF HOZE. HO HELP lECAUSE THEY MGT OF HERE? wE'RE CRAZY. AUTOMATICALLY.. .> orroW 7:1Z-9Tii MIME WITHOUT A CLUTCH PEDAL- TON - RLONDIE illatogingagr. 4 YES, BUT Come OUTSIDE LOOu AT aEmErviRER, •-1 ve\NT TO THAT OACk THATE HIS SHOW YOU I40W MR. mcnILIFF \ SECOND KISSES HIS WIFE WIFE WI-4EN HE COMES HOME Fpom VES N/YORK

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11, /947 Wednesday Evening. June Kentucky Fulton Deily Leader, Yukon, bringing 44 more Oer- Raymond Bruce of'Germany. one by letter,Bruce and war criminals for trial dltions Sunday. Mrs. Nora Ray, Mr. man OW4 Pour which in- I Mayfield, Polish courts. TODAY AND TOMORROW 1111 G1-1,101 INEA'S and five by baptism. Adron Ray, Miss Oma' before Wanted THEATRE two children, their and Mrs. included Hans Au- • Help FULTON tract atonal eluded and the home folks. The group 'Tis June, the a.at their grandfather. Hendee:0m Miss assistant commandant of for regular work told levee thee ins her, Misses, Ella and Neva Scott, I meler, MEN WANTED month of brides! S. S. 1,ttrridance was 69. Jack- Leon- notorious wartime Auschwitz Distillers Product two, and we'll be • Lila Boll Archer .and dad, • the an at National come one, son Chapel 70, Salen 72, and Mt. cetermination camp. where 1 Stave Mill. Fulton, Ky. three next week and • ard. In- ADS Corp. • counting Ple.]sant 125 with four visitors. of De- estimated 4,000,000 persona. CLASSIFIED 1313-J. 148-Ste four. Two couples, all ears. Walton Mullin, I were Plioae maybe ‘‘Nfi,.,:••sietll:,f. rtoIrda and Christine visiting her eluding 3,000.000 Jews, the home seethe: were and troit, who has beets ! from of Memphis. Watts, went ' gassed to death, Lost or Found Saturday. Betty mother. Mrs. W. M. • married ! David Lilliard and Miss bro:he.c. Bob was Ende Von Paul, Rest EASTEP-CLARK home with iler 1 Another • For False teeth plate with Mt Liah Underhill of Canton. So' is,.'. fur a of terroristic acts a- For Sale LOST: In a church wedding at of Detroit. Watts atld wife. accused • polisher for crown. Bring to Leader Miss., Bernard Jackson the people of Katowice for sale. Per- ELECTRIC floor solo Moriah, Satureay June 7, and Mrs. ' tali:1st Vied kitchen Link day. McDade Fur- ano rot arci till be wid Clark Mrs. Buford Jackson the Nazi occupation. Cali 26. 149-2tp rent by the office Bonita Eastep and Alfred of Lc:Cie:111e during fect condition. . _ Co. Phone 905. by owner. 149-3tp in a simple , Morris Houston ----- _ niture pledged their vows and Sunday hete of - Acrosonic, 136-tfe. with -;;e.1 SattIrday Criminals for sausages IS made BALDWIN PIANOS but impressive ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Nazi Caging the Concert Sherinam ' with their rarents, type': animal and cellulose. the Spinet with men only. their pastor, Rev. of E. St. Lotlis, and two II con- Sit ariNG roe's for NEWS at- Mitt Jack:rat Poland casing is made of the Tone. Immediate delivery, 110SI'll'Al. reading the rites. Their C. Jack.son Token To animal allowance L sand Jewell, 315 Carr street, ; Holt Ea- with tuieir uncle C. of the sheep. the venient terms. Full • flaws Memorial were Miss Mignon ev. h!,ornie small Intestine Piano Peane rm. 136-tfc, has been , tenciants anti wits'Lo!t t .,ri tins:1:h‘ small intestine of for trade-ins. Feezie Mrs. Charles Newton I step, sister ot the bride, and To Face Courts large and or - the inteatines, appen- 323 S. 7th, Mayfield, Sleeping room. Call admitted. Sullivan. was .1.$-- The hoe:, and Sales. FOR RENT! admitted. I ' Bain Sutl Fu]ton SZCZNIII iStr1.011 gullet lining A George James, Fulton, State Line. T. D. Butts h;* been was gowned from ilfie,bladder, cattle.o and oee Mrs. 121-J. 305 k. • The bride 70,1eweeken,! Sc: me; is r arrive.] here 929. 148-7te. 149-4tp Mrs. Eler Boyd is doing nicely ptihilkblruoesesaasdhewiosreth.,; aks:aty in Phone eestrreseatgeieg Burkett of Detroit lie British zone of occupation following an operatam. of 1 • 1- tore fur N ,sit with relatPre:. 2-wheel trail- Mrs. Hub Beard is doing nicely- "ftlillICCA" oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs FOR SALE: Nice I Miscellaneous Hick- I Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clark Deere Model Mrs. Clots Patterson, Herman Eitstep. She graduated ' er. Also John STAMPS for ade. All rift antiounci:,1 the arrival of equipment. RUBBER man. is doing nicely. 1 C. from Fulgham high this year. H” tractor, full sizes. Stamp pads is Improv- ternational Nickel and J. l ioi Mein pound four ounce son, J. W. Heath. kinds and Margaret Coffman !Alfred is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Including planter. us serve you. LEADER Penney. ' Michael Don, born Friday, June IlUn 1411-6tc too. Let ing. 1 Lon Clark and for the past year ed Phone 190. 30 Cr 1300. I Bonds were narrow and cot- at the Fulton ho, ,)ital. El- Come On In Office Phone- James Lowe is doing nicely- I has been studying for the minis- 6, is doing ton irregular. v..00d. ',hp is in the service, and PsYs to Reelfoot Mrs. Cornell Graves try. ago new Spinets with PLANNING a trip re- stationed at Lascruce. New Mex- PIANOS, Lake? Hav- nicely. shareholders noted the; For the present they will $499. Used KimaL Lake or Kentucky nicely. Power ico, arrived house Thursday. Fine afte Sench. trouble? It Robert Osborn is doing of the Edison Electric In- side' on the Ves Wilkins place. The 'nter's French, Chickering,1 ing transportation Troy, is report Mr. and Mrs. George Byers houi Jame solve Larry Wayne Daniels, that eiectrical energy I O'NEAL-ARCHER I others. Harry Edwards, so, call Taxi 187 and stitute the parents of a daughter cant litany 140-12tc doing nicely. in the week ended I Wedding vows for Miss Evelyn I are 5th street, Paducah, your problem. Crutchfield, distributed born Friday the Fulton hos- visic Ina So. Mr::Tom Stallins, 7 totaled 4,635.218.000 ki- O'Neal and William Archer were 4431. 144-7tp • June ! peel. Shit it:ts been named Phi phone is improving. hours compared with 4, solemnized Saturuay at Mather. • Service and baby,, lowatt a Georej Janetta. Mrs. Dyerc is rho', Also Mrs. Herman Reich 000 in the holiday-shor- Ky., with the bridegroom For Sale: Any size. photo nicely. I 429,109 of- the youngest daughter of Mr. I)W 'en VrJers FOR prompt and efficient Columbus. are doing preceeding but 18.21 Rev. George Archer, SUNNY or see Gus tened week uncle, Dr. aew honey. Call bring your film to Roland Daniels, Troy, 131 figure for and Mrs. Charlie Vitelen. 4502. 147-6tp finishing Mrs. percent ahead of the ficiating. is at P Ilbeewder, Phone Photo Shop in the ago accompanied by Charlie Vaden respondine the Owl doing nicely. the similar week a year They were in the Jack- yesto Store. 136-tte Charles Herring, Route 1, Bell Archer, Miss Sue to treatment nicely PULL BLOODED COCKER: Owl Drug Mrs. Miss Ella Clinton. where Ce doing nicely. Monty Farmer. sun hospital at SPANIELS for sale. See Mari CONCENTRATED is Brown, and an operatioe POOL I prest 147-3tp , SEE ME FOR Mrs. Joe Arnold, Union City, is Market is the daughter of Mr. he will undergo SWIMMING 119 Paschall. homes. Livestock Evelyn E Latham, ' DDT. Also spraying O'Neal and Thursday. by 202 doing nicely. and Mrs. Tommy re- I! 1 Phone 599. M. C. Nall, McCree is improv- Ill.. June at Fulg- Valetta Ann Henderson of Males Ky. Mrs. Lillie National Stockyards, had attended school uncla. on le • I Third street, Fulton. 8.500; is the son of turned home vath her 135-25tp. ing. 11---4ke-IUSDAI-elogs harn. William for a visit lee Plant by C for the Thomas is the same. mostly 50 higher and is a World Pete Howell, Friciaa, Street-across from ORNAMENTAL concrete Severe active, 25 to Leonard Archer Norman sonn baths, seats, urns Call Mrs. Millard Shaw Jr., and ba- Tuesday's average; bulk veteran, serving over-! in Detroit. lawn. Bird SLIP COVERS and sewing. than War II Vauehsn •-erlic: Th of sizes. Virgin's 143-tfr are doing nicely. choice 160-240 lbs graduated from Fulg- i Bertie --IA a variety , 658. by good and seas. He asthma and heart • and Pottery. two miles Mrs. Virgil McClinnahan is top 24.50; 250-270 lbs school and was a star Ill with Nursery and '24.00-50; ham high Ins son. Truman, ha•! 9 A. M. to II:.O A. M. linoe City 011 Fulton 270-300 lbs 21.75- basketball team. trouble. east of Union :ADDING MAChiNES. TYPS improving. 23.25-2400; player on the from Detroit _ instr 378-J-3. J. J. St. John is doing lbs 21.00; 130-150 party and im- been called home highway. Phone AND CASH REGIS! Mrs. 23.50; load 398 The wedding and 5 P. M. WRITERS lb pigs* enter- I Mr. and Mrs. Albart Betty Hours: 7 I P. M.to v's BY BOUCRT-Sold, repaired nicely. lbs 23.50-24.00; 100-120 mediate relatives were TERS doing Sows baby son, and Mrs. Seayes moth- their Then OF- Mrs. M. A. Harris is 19.50-21.50; good 270-500 lb with a dinner Sunday in WOK! LOOK! LOOK! Office supplies. FULTON , tained *, of Lexington, Ky., are the' 7 P. M.to 9 P. M. aloni the 14th.. CONFAN/, nicely. ] 18.75-20.00: heavier weights the Archer home. set. Saturday, June FICE SUPhLY is improving. house guests of his part ents, Mr. er er home and 15' 85. Mrs. Betty Flatt 17.75-18.50; stags 14.50-16.50. 1:20 p. m. The Phone and baby dinner I and Mrs. W. A Seay. ville, to W. A. Pow , Mrs. Irene Bynum ; A three-in-one birthday - acres belonging Cattle 3,000; calves 1,400; of Mr. Noah Clark has been dismiss and Sells at AUC- Appliances, Wiring, Itaaeo Repair- are doing nicely. I was eerved at the home Manager: Mrs. L. C. Logan ell and wife. and baby opening active and unevenly Sunday I cd from a hospital in Memphis Roug cash, balance ing and Sport Goods. CITY LueVarne Kearney .and Mrs. Dewey House a TION. One-half higher on light supply of cattle; dad, San ! He was at Memphis taking Hiram cash to suit ELECTRIC COMPANY, 2011 have been dismissed. complimenting her good terms or all has been dis- some steer and heifer sales 25 to Mrs. barber cony e. Freei and lot sells, Commercial, Phone 401. 289-tfe Mrs. T. G. Clark Jackson, their daughter, Tip Nelms buyer. The house 50 heigher, with good and low her 1 Dinner guests in the Leonard Lifeguard: • East acres. Then missed. Lewis Henderson, and the thtm the fifteen choice steers largely 25.50-27.00; All Archer home Sunday were Carte price to go. MIMEOGRAPIHNO: Letters, friend, Miss Martha James. Wil- all together. Best Mary Felten Hospital some-medium to low good arceund 1 June 9.'newly-weds. Mr. and Mrs. Wate programs, etc. three have a birthday Is located four miles cards, 835-lb mixed Miss Sue Brown, Property phone Clinton 2651 23.25-24.00; choice were; Mr. and Mrs. I liam Archer. Candy and Cold Drinks Out etag from Union City. Go three Burton, Patients Admitted 27.00; other Present Farmer, Mrs. Flora Arch- ing BURTON'S GIFT Aldridge, Water steers and heifers Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Monty all., on Woodland Mille high- MOTHER Mrs Blanche choice heifers and Sam er of Detroit, Rev. arid Mrs. classe to SHOP. 17tLe good and Hendereon, and Miss James of way, then one mile west Valley. yearlings 24.00-26.75; Georga Archer and family, GI Children, 19c in th Hickman. mixed Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Len Bar- Adm: Adults (over 17), 39e; linebeirrille. The five home Albert Howlin, around 17.50-19.00; Melbe, Ky., Mrs. Trudie Derring- versit is one Card of Thanks Johnson, Fulton. good cows clay and Mr. and -Mrs. Tom ate& The fourth home • Mrs. Carol and medium beef cows i ton and children, Mr and Mrs. State greet Wilson, Fulton. common Montgomery. sans. Go look at his I want to express our Mrs. Clara canners and cutters ad-'Earl Shupe, Mr. and Mrs. Pete unive Capt. W. Carl and Holman, Clinton, ad- 14.50-17.00; Mt. Mortara had six church game outfit. It sells. for the many cards, Monette bulls steady; good ma, 1 147-3te thanks for a tonsillectomy. 10.25-14.00; FL Manley. Auctioneer. letters, flowers and prayers mitted , beef bulls around 17.25-50; Iowa .•=1•11. Patients Dismissed veaiers foam our friends and neighbors Clinton. 1 sausage bulls 17.00 clown; . All .17sosted to Rent to Mrs. Porter Evans, good and • back home. I aro thankful Fulton. l'steady to 50 higher; the r] is feeling lots Dan Weatherepoon, 23.00-27.00; medium above 3 or 4 room house, unfurniahed. , tell you that Carl 1 choice B. Oelwont, Phone 9177. better. MISC. Clinic 16.00-72.00. dense 141-Ste ; -Mrs. Ed Bondrimnt. lambs The I Babb has been admitted Sheep 2.000; spring Patsy few lots upper tonsillectomy. ! opened steady, with for a 25.00-21.000; • visor) ---orer-rtr.rwr.rwre--.---re------""11 Mrs. W. M. Mitchum Is im- good and choice ink; t established. proving. ' I other not railro Winstead underwent : HOG RATION Carmen ancient tend A appendectomy. .1 In some of Italy's ' 1 an laid down empir Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the I cities tile. paveme,nts YOUR GRAIN 4 are still in of otl iltofie same. in the lath Century doing Mrs. E. L. Sanders is ceivec nicely. E. R. is do- I 5. Mrs. Eulain Kiriebrew babql train] Real Estate ing nicely. Hardy our cling 753 J PHONE engin in an apart- Something good yardr Wall Street Report ment house on Norman street will put on gains apartments. masse Your grain New York, June 11-(41-In- with three nice spec LI faster and cheaper if you het air heat. much us grind dustrial issues extended their Both gas and rick. wiU bring it in and let to- sale or trade, 23 acres with we can advance in the stock market For Here's why J. VOI and mix it with,.. house on Fulton- it day. a nice, modern 1 M. E. CONCENTRATES Union City highway. Possession PURINA , Steels, rubbers, and oils were in Beare at a moderately at once. give it better service men; fair demand good In business Little response Something visior active opening. 4th street for $3,750. in the rail and utility ;building on son, SEE I'S TODAY! developed house with lights and Near midday gains of Nice static sections. on corner lot in Water fractions to more than a point !water lieutr of Fertiliser available for your Valley, Ky. Plenty were fairly well maintained. keeps Corn Planting. Nice 5-room house on Cen- late Prominent on the rise were 1 June 1. For store! tral avenue. Vacant I. We have foren Standard Oil 11'7.11, Texas Co.. down, balance like $1000 L. R. Chrysler. U. S. Steel. Youngs- $4500! Ford-trained tiPlaTmENT Inter- rent. rAfirs ID man. BROTHERS town Sheet. Goodyear, 4-room house in South REED Case, New super national Harvester, J. I. Hardwood floors, built- mechanics Located near Freight Depot Air Reduc- Fulton. Mills Boeing, Kennecott, in cabinets, built-in bath. 620 tion, du Pont, Santa Fe, Great for $4250. Pos- 2. Genuine Holm PHONE Something nice Oil Northern preferred, Johns-Man- at once. Lagging session Ford Ports Brow ville and Philip Morrie. Something good in a 30 acre Telephone, In- go: I were American farm It/4 miles east of Water 41WINMIRAWAVY'i house, pretty yard field: Valley. Nice Dyer. with shrubbery and flowers. Large stock barn. Garden and no doubt about it. We know milk route, I HERE'S crop planted. On better than anyone else possibly Ke school bus route. Posession at your Ford We have the training, experience Ho- once for $4250. could. olds, and bath with extra us. That's why we -approved 4 rooms and equipment behind 4. Factory died Possession at once for $3250. a greater lot. can do the job better,faster and at yeste On West State Line. such a good method, nice in new subur- aaving to you. That's why it's shot Something home" to Bach Mr. ban home one mile west on Union idea to bring your Ford "back fur- one r City highway. Basement. us for every service need. stoker, bolit-in cabinets, had for -are, starring Moab %WO MI 2 1-2 acres. Possession at Listen to dm Ford Show and on Stalkers Wednesday evenings Lee once. Columbia Network Na: One Watch these ads for new est I ions listings. clad( of K 4. Specialized There's no place urge' Ford equipment for t me it tb duc For Sale like HOME Lo •%20131& q . emu SUPER rom for Ford Service . Gibb Broa U. s SERVICE bulls Id the WELL LOCATED FORD, Trus GOOD LEASE 1-111fr( REASONABLE Lo 4 cent WRITE: at Vi ed a MOTOR COMPANY for Box 487-11 klUDDLESTON Phone -12 seek Kentucky Bon cottewe iv of Leader Fulton, uses /410mouny ce an =scuts Care BOWLING COMPANY, Inc. VULTON COCA-COLA

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