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April 22.191; ARAM d Racing he Weather Kentucky — Fair tonight. in Fired Ightly cooler in East portion tY PRES /ednesday increasing cloudiness April 22—tirs nd warmer followed by showers k‘‘It OCIAT1ON West Portion. Money, chairma,. ,11Itoll any iSM ind Coil,. t3"‘ 945, had his walk No. 107 ume XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Wednesda Evening. 4pril 23, 1947 tier Copy oni the governor se announcetnekt Nine Killed In Airliner Cr,141 vlahontry as "vei obt. Burrow 4-11 Members Brady llama Greek-Turk Aid Bill Passed; vr," Governor W. Jr., disclosed It, , 1 replace the pre- Plan Rally Rites Thursday Senate Takes Up Labor Laws in with Stuart Re-Elected iney, Jr., attorney Be May 16 an jockey from Program To At Cayce High School; lli iti irr:dalh:11111.1 11111"14-ri l Taft Set To Open Debate more county, on BC Head With Several Picnics Held Brady. Died Earl, Today ad of a Raltimm, usiness Session Present Bill m, became a cen- Spring is a time for recrea- Richard (Lynn, infant son of Rotarsan [lave, For versy during ii eld Following tion and achievement recogni- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brady, I TOO Mild- I irman, a post tion in the lives of 4-H Club 503 Arch street, Cled at 5 o'clock • i ' Matt Semitor serving on eelerton•Dinner members in Fulton county. Club this morning at HaWs Memorial Lades Night !1 ommission Hospital. He WU: born there groups at Crutchfield, Lodges- N LUB BOOSTS CHICKS ton, Sylvan Shade, Graves and April 14. MAY ASK 1MEDMENTS I toieral services will be con- Fu lton Chili Members. Cayce grades went on picnics N•1 ' Washington, Api7. 23 I.-Pi-- obert Burrow was re-elected of their school. d ucted at the home of Mr •,i the last week - Its approval given to an impart- Tyler and the Club Brady's parents. Mr. and Mrs tident of the Young Men's This week tl Strata (lub, Marlin ;ant new foreign policy- aiding Lebo,re junior high E. W. Brady. 302 Cedar street. Mess Club for another six- group at Hickman foreign governments resist Cum- will have a picnic instead of the at 230 Thursday afternoon. The Members of the Fulton Rotary night at a munism the Seal ite turned to- IMP otitis term last meeting. The Rev W. E. Nitschke. pastor of Club, their wives, and other regular monthly day to the vital domestic tub- ness meeting in the club- agent. Mrs Charles Adams the First Methodist church, will guests enjoyed a Ladies' Night th the children home beginninget'P of labor legislation on Lake street. Club mem- and County Asent John Watts, officiate. program at 7.30 last •-• - move the wort, consideration was the with these groups and direct Burial, with Jackson Brothers evening at the Strata Club near Up for f Monday wash met there following a fried go Committee's bill recreation rFttiiieral Home of Dukedom in Martin. Senate Labor ken dinner at Beelerton charge, will be in Greenlee cem- milder than one already up- 1 Junior spring rally program cry. A three-course chicken dinner proved by the House—to curb was served in the dining room, union activities. her officers for the next is scheduled for May 16 at the strikes and decorat- months named last night Cayce high school building for which was attractively To Senator Taft IR-Ohio). Musts James Meacham, vice- all of Fulton county's 4-H Club Nine persons including eight officials of the Delta Air Lines died in Columbus, Oa., April 22 in W AA ed with spring flowers. Labor Committee chairman. Offers provided during and after Ilaident; Clifford Shields, tec- members who have finished their the flaming wreckage (above) of two planes which collided 30 feet above the runways of the was went the task of opening the project work. Seed and feed the meal by the Kentucky Col- he was not ry (re-elected); Happy Ho- Museogee County Airport. The crash also cost the life of the smaller plane's pilot, who was trap- Goods To Schools debate although identification contests and dem- onels completely satisfied with the bill assistant secretary; Bertes under the ship. onstrations will be a part of the ped larger Committee wrote it. He e, treasurer; Raymond Mal- At 95 Pct. Discount Those present: as the and Lewis Sizzle, sergeants- boys' program. Style revues, wanted it tougher. To that end. Theodore Kramer and Mrs. T. arms; and Milton Exum, demonstrations and judging will 1 Veteran-jammed schools as he aims to present t event! a- J Kramer. Mit and Mrs John nk Wiggins. Joe Trees and be on the girls' program. 'Tain't Funny To NBC When Sutrs Poke Fun well as others In Kentucky and I mendments reinserting in the Earle. the Rev and Mrs Sam d Homra, members of the These county winners will, i southern Indiana, and more measure provisions which the Ed Bradley. the RCV and Mrs. rd of directort- receive as their reward a trip i than 130,000 similar institutions group took out over his ()Wee- E. Mischke. Mr and Mrs. he YMBC will sponsor the to Junior week at Lexington in all over the country, have been W Roans At Vice-President; Skelton, Hope Are Cut Off Ernest Jenkins. Mr and Mrs. ning game of the Kitty Lea- June. ;1 given the right to buy war sur- it stands the bill bans the Leroy Cannon, Joe Bennett. Sr.. Amp, Season here May 6, when "Red was determined to use it,: plus property at a 95 per cent closed authorizes the Hollywood, April 23--f/Pi—It's; "Be careful, we might ad lib; Mrs. Ilszel Scruggs, Mantle Ben- e chicks play the Union City anyway." :discount, the Louisville office of goverhineni. to obtain court no joke to the National Broad- something that will hurt the' nett, Mrs. Joe Bennett. Jr . Dr. reyhpunds at Fairfield Park. Taylor Held Allen started the whole thing I War Assets Administration an- orders halting strikes involving casting when its of vi ce-presi- and Mrs. GlenGlenn Bushart. Mr and at night club members were Company dignity some NBC Ilunday night in New York when I nounced today. national health or safety. makes high-priced comedians poke fun Did you hear them cut Boyd, and Mrs. en "booster" tickets, priced dent. he referred to a non-existent , Formerly, the discount was Mrs' Paul Mr union.s subject to unfair labor Allen off Gilson Latta, Mr and Mrs Rube $1 each and good for admis- at their bosses Fred Sunday?" NBC vice-president who, he ' restricted to schools training practices and requires them to V and Choice The network, which cut Fred when they pulled the 1 McKnight, Mr. and Mrs Charles your laundry n to any regular season game, That's laid, was "in charge of program , veterans, but the new program file annual financial reports. Allen off the air briefly Sun- plug on Red. but he went right Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wil- things Taft in and fresh as sell prior to opening day. ands" and "noted the time saved 'which involves millions of dol- Among other day when he sought to comment the benefit of his studio hams. Mrs. Myrtle Doyle; juris- h member present took 10 State Fair Board Election on for when programs ran overtime" ' lars worth of valuable turplits.. wants to insert bans on on the activities of a mythical audience: i strikes secondary boy- more tickett. Ticket corn- Of Lewisport Man OK'ed Allen explained that this has been extended to all eligible Mr. and Mrs. Gene Williamson. (fictional NBC vice-president, gave Bob "You know what NBC means, and union-administered ISIAN ttee members are Carter Olive, functionary saved up seconds, non-profit schools. and about Mr. and Mrs. Ward Johnson, Mr. colts By Atty. General Dummit Hope and Red Skelton the same don't you? Nothing but cuts, and welfare funds. fford Shields, Load Homra minutes and hours until he had 23,000 health institutions In the i and Mrs. Joe Browder. Mr and health Lev lien/lees treatment last night when they nothing but confusion, nobody Neal Looney. Frankfort, /Cy , April 23—o4')— amassed two weeks, then took United States. Mrs. Will Creason of Mayfield,' '. Fourth essayed a little ribbing on the certain." Aid BAH Wins 0-0 Ily Blackstone was appoint- The election of C. Waltman a two-week vacation His spon- Dr and Mrs R. W. Bushart. Mr. Allen case He had the last word, any- chairman of a committee to Taylor, Lewisport, as manager sor's advertising agency claim- I and Mrs. Maxwell McDade. Mr. Bearing out claims of sponsors, Red was silent for about 12 way. because when they put him nge a special program for of the Kentucky state fair, was ed Allen was cut off the air for Mrs. Lawrence Holland. Mr. the Senate approved late yes- seconds when, after an exchange back on the air he commented Boat Capsized; and opening game Working with a valid act of the state fair $5 seconds, and said it would bill and Mrs Fred Sawyer. Mr and terday President Truman's $400, of quips with his straight man, "well, we have now joined the will be Happy Hogan, Gar- board, Attorney Gentral Eldon NBC for the lost time. Trip To Reelfoot RMrs HGGusattlitishy lLard. Mr and Mrs. 000.000 Greek-Turkey aid bill. Merryman and Hugh S. Dummit said in an opinion he said: parade of stars" The vote was 67-23. ton yesterday given to State Com- Hope got in bad after refer- Proved Expensive The measure now goes to the e club also voted to s,00nsor missioner of Agriculture Elliott ring to Las Vegas. Nev wide tsewis E. Lawes, Mr. and Mrs. C. P Williams. House which today took up an- ppen gambling resort city, as BaJdridge. ance in the clubroom, with Robertson County H'makers Anyone finding a pair of I Jr- Mr a"d Mrs- A. 0 taotheir administration bill—one DIN TRIP the "only place in the world eeds going to the Girl ing Sing Warden, eg 1 t . . r Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weeks. Mr. ropriate 050,000,000 for ta412,..wOcapmasecI 'tore you cap get tanneq and MS, IL 27, 11r47 . sPobebold locally by the Council Will Meet and nithing tackte"Ift and Mrs. Hendon wriAit.-- foreign'relief. The state depart- lorlIgatihe fair board meeting in faded at the same time." He Davis, Mr andl for Woman s Club A Boy es In New York Reelfoor Lake is requested to and Mrs. Joe merit hat said relief is to be given Louisville April 14, had ques- then added "of course. Fred Mrs. McKendree. Mrs M. W. t benefit dance was AtCayce Friday 23—K get in touch with -- provided for Italy. Greece, tioned the right of two board Allen can be faded anytime." Garrison, N Y, April Mr. and ntly by the YMBC Serving Young or Lewis Boaz. It might Haws, Dr. R. V. Putnam. Austria. Hungary, Poland and members to serve on the board, and the switch was thrown —Lewis E. Lewes, 63, who for Mrs. T. K. China. the dance committee are Fulton County Homemakers belong to them. Mrs. Leon Browder. and had challenged legality of Network officials were silent 21 years was warden at Sing Ernest Pall, Is Weakz, Roy Greer, Mal- Advisory Council meets Friday. The two fishermen's boat Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Rep. Herter 'R-Mass criticiz- Taylor's election as fair man- beyond the brief statement that Sing prison at Ossining, N. Y. Little, Mr. Bell and Sterling Bennett. April 25. at the home of Mrs. overturned In the lake Sunday. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ira ed this bill yesterday as a "blank ager the censoree material was "ob- and was one of the nation's out- Mr. and was suggested at last night's Charles Adams, Cayce, for an "Hootle't" shoes and overalls. and Mrs. Joe Brown, check" and said he will seek to jectionable to Nag." Edna Bkel, standing authorities on prison ting that the club send a W T. Forsee, all day session. The meeting will some of Lewis' clothes, other Mrs. Tom Franklin. have it expresses( name the Dummit said ton, Red's writer and former problems, died early today at ram or letter to Governor his place as a be devoted to reports by county equipment, and all the fish they countries to be aided. He argued Owenton, last wife, said the deleted material his home here. is, asking that he call a the board by filing leaders and to the planning of had caught went to he bottom. that Poland and Hungary are member of in the script hat been disap- Lewes had been seriously ill I Fulton Vets BUY lel session of the state leg- nomination a new program work for Fulton They had to borrow some Communist dominated and his declaration for proved by the network but that for 10 days. He died, of a cere- tule to appropriate addition- as state commissioner of agri- County Homemakers for the clothes to wear back to Fulton China "partly so." bral hemmorhage at 1:30 a. m. Surplus Vehicles; Corn- funds for r.choql purposes culture. He also declared that year 1947-48, which begins in after the mishap. As the Senate Finance fter considerable discussion, Be had retired from his post mittee recalled Secretary of the Charles E. Whittle forfeited his September Louisville Two Fultoii vet- club decided not to make District 4-H.'Camp at Sing Sing July 16, 1941 Treasury Snyder back for furth- $5,000 a year post on the state erans. Kelly M. Jones and Stan- request as an organization, At this meeting the Council •While warden at the "Big er testimony on the subject of public service commis/lion by ley G. Jones. jeep the president urged members will receive the resignation of Planning Meeting' House- at Ossinging, Lewes vir- FIRES ,nurchased a an income tax reduction. several accepting appointment to the a pick-up truck. respective- send individual letters or the present home agent, Mrs. tually rebuilt the mescal and in- and members predicted the commit- fair board. South Fulton firemen went ly, at the recent War Assets Ad- *es to the governor Members Margaret Adams and will meet At Murray Apr.24 stituted many novelties such as tee will recommend some kind to Martin at about 8:30 last ministration's sale of surplus gr4re told to contact Foad Homra The attorney general said, the associate agent, Mrs. Bertha A District 4-H camp planning football games between the pri- of a tax cut The House already night to help fight a fire in motor vehicles to World War II or 131ny Blackstone if they plan- however, that election of Taylor Corbitt McLeod. meeting is being held in Murray sellers and outside teams. has voted a reduction Jack Vincent's potato house, a veterans at Camp Campbell, to take such action. was not affected by participa- Thursday, April 34, for all Mem- Prison dramatic clubs also were! KY. Snyder, reiterating the ad- ntKi concrete building. They sale of 32 vehicles, which tion of Whittle and Foresee in bers o,f the Purchase and Trade- permitted to perform for visi- block This position. opposed returned to Fulton at about 11 originally cost the Government the meeting water Distriet, to plan the pro- tors from the outside. the legislation in his testimony Operetta April 29 o'clock. $64.000. attracted Forsee was named by Gov., gram for 4-H Camp to be held His policy of being fair with approximately yesterday Ropes Gave Way, The clutch in the South Ful- buyers. Simeon Willis tart Dec. 12 for a I at Murray in August. prisoners, yet firm, helped 820 prospective At Water Valley ton fire truck was burned up Bill Unlikely four year term on the fair board. John Watts, county agent; overcome problems that had U. M. T. ay Fell Off, arieen at Sing Sing. problems last night, and the truck is be- FORE('AST. Dummit's opinion cited statutes, "The Golden Whistle," an Mrs. Charles Adams. home These were other matters of which the late Alfred E. Smith,{ ing repaired at Hainline's today. o Mice Died to show that no members of a ; operetta, will be presented at agent; and Mrs Bertha Corbitt Kentucky—Increasing clown- Congressional interest: administrative board may the Water Valley school Tues- McLeod, associate home agent, then governor, had picked has a train been state netts with little change in tem- Universal training—Congress- April 29, at .8 p. m. will attend from Fulton county. Lewes to correct. el. Coaches are . truckload of baled hay was become a candidate for elective day night, The Fulton fire department perature tonight; showers late tonal leaders said there is little and arcial leg rests, ed on Fairview Avenue, office without first resigning Admission will be 15 cents extinguished a grass fire in a tonight. Thursday—considerabl• or no chance of passing un- from the board. Forsee filed for 30 *11 eats molded fry r the cemeZeries, yesterday cents. Complications large field on Third street. be- cloudiness with showers and iversal military training leg- :cod, fares. moon when ropes holding the Democratic nomination as The operetta is sponsored by hind Bob Lynch's home, shortly thunderstorms and becoming ligation at this session Ont. in place broke. agriculture commissioner April the teachers of the first six before noon today. cooler in the west portion, leader said he sees no immedi- Ighway Patrolmen directed 12. grades. ate urgency for such legisla- Mc until the highway was tion and that with Congress ared. The truck was owned More State Phone Cables Cut; aiming at July adjournment "we d driven by Pressley Good- Methodists Begin Campaign Just can't gel around to It " Tenn. Unarnerican.— Chairman J. an, of Dyersburg, • The only casualties reported to u nton s s Local i"ariey Parnell Thomas (R-NJ) of the far were two mice, crushed— For Assembly Ground Funds i House committee on Unamerican cry flat—by the falling hay. !Activities, said he is asking Louisville, Ky.. April 23—(ele-- were cut at three places in the I Truman to direct At- In the beautifully wooded publicity, Hal H. Fry. of Cam- President J. M. McAlister, Kentucky man- Frankfort area. torney Gentral Clark to pro- hills that slope down to the! entucky Today den. was elected treasurer. An ager of the Southern Bell Tele- A spokesman for one of the secute Communists He said waters of Kentucky Lake. soon; office for the financial cam- phone Company, mild here today striking telephone unions said many House members showed will be heard the happy cries of By The Associated Press paign is being set up in Cam- that long distance cables of his yesterday that union members dissatisfaction yesterday "with the young people of the Metho- ' Paducah—Federal Court Judge den company had been cut in two had been told to obey the law the lack of prosecution" of Cam- dist churches of West Tennessee Roy M. Shelbourne yesterday other areas of the state and that he deplored any acts munists The House yesterday Kentucky The woods The campaign will be inaugu- sentenced Reuben Ross Morris, and West He said one cable was cut be- of vandalism. voted contempt actions against with re- rated May 31. The director will ip, to a year and a day in prison and glens will resound tween here and Nashville. Tenn., yne secDennisretary,aCtottimmuLeaniant hymns of the visit each of the seven districts Qt a charge of failure to report frains of the and that it included about 100 Cincinnati, April 23—/Pt— party the of the Memphis annual confer- lgir induction into the armed Methodist church, and long distance, press and govern- James E. Sigafoose, president of Josephson, described as head of y and compan. speakers of Method- ence to give publicity to the fres In November, 1945 words of the ment circuits. The cable WRS the Cincinnati Communication a ring that forged American MUT nod quilt. of a confer- effort to raise a minimum of ism. The dreams thrkersat localn.anannounced n d passports for Russian agents aus and groups, will $25.000. It is planned that the REWARD OFFERED .'Frankfort—The State Highway ence-wide assembly ground day the had TVA -Senate leaders have a- where assembly ground will be in Forrest Riddle, local man- trol yesterday reported the be a reality in a place withdrawn from the national !greed to permit debate tomor- conference operation in 1946. The following ager, announce.] today that ape from a farm detail at every phase of the b,s aerega wln hie ntghe pr 1e tthurre ci l; hir itnirldiaeur t8ao confirmation of Gordon amounts were allotted to the the Southern Bell Telephone row on Grange reformatory of Mar- will have a meeting place R. Clapp as Tenneesee Valley board districts: Brownsville, $3,000; Company is offering a reward n Patterson, 21. On Friday, April 18, the Suburban Bell Telephone Corn- Authority director. The Senate com- Jackson, $3,500; Lexington, 2,- of $1,11116.141 for inforniation of trustees of the camp pany can bargain locally" to- Public Works Committee voted 500; Memphis. $6.250; Paducah, leading to the arrest and con- . Prestonsburg—Retrial of Mrs. mittee of the Memphis Confer- ward a settlement of the strike. 7 to 5 against recommending ence assembly grounds. met at $3,750; Parts. $3,250. The slogan viction of any person found ura Kidd Hayes, 38, charged "I want to get down td bust- the confirmation but Clapp sup- Pilot Knob Park, adjacent to "Double Our Quota" was adopt- guilty of cutting lb; telephores ,/ th willful murder In connec- the union leader told porters were hopeful of favor- ground property ed. cables or long distance lines. ness." n with the slaying of her the assembly newsmen. "They (the telephone- able Senate action anyway. near Camden. Tenn to inaugu- The assembly grounds were sband, was continued yester- severed company officials) demand that t rate plans for the development given to the Memphis annual somewhere between, day by the Floyd county circuit Franklin. Ky., and we enter into negotiations with- gf the assembly grounds. The conference by the people of the Tennes- court to the September term. see state line It was back out the necessity of submitting I Fulton County Utopians Rey A L. Dickerson, pastor of Camden and Benton county. placed A previous trial ended in a jury in service this it to the National Federation of First church at Humboldt, This assembly will be patterned morning, he said. Will Weet Thursday Night stagreement. The other one Telephone Workers. We don't Tenn., was elected president of after Lake Junaluska Assembly was between Russellville and Guthrie, Ky., ask them not to take it to A T. The Fulton County Utopia a talk before a the board of trustees, the Rev in North Carolina There will !Lexington—in McAlister said, and did not In- & T. But I defy them to prove group will meet with Mr and civie club yesterday R Y Horton, pastor of St be an area for individuals and Lexington dude as many circuits as the that the" don't have to." Mrs. J. C. Lawson Thursday of the' Paul's Methodist church, Mem- churches to erect their own 15-month -old Par Wallace, director Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoffman. holding their first one Sigafoose said the withdrawal night. April 24. Leathercraft will Division, phis, was elected secretary. The lodges. There will be roads and dtate Game and Fish triplets, have problems in the offing. They are being evicted— He said "three other instances from bargaining was "for the be the subject lolffoldsi,nkteeyres.timptat for support to Rev. J. L. Leggett. pastor of trails, points of inspiration, eppealed public and Mrs. Hoffman is expecting twins. Here they are at Les of sabotage" were discovered time being" to see if the corn- this meeting. out stream pollution in First church, Camden, v:as ap- recreation grounds and many Kamp Angeles, Calif. here yesterday and that cables pany could bargain, locally, and similar articles will be made. $entucky. pointed to direct finance and other attractions.

i. ••!, COPY oca Au.. isoc.IBLE ethsesdu, ttening, 4pril 23, 19.47 Fulton Doily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Page two at ('hutch Theater 4;ets daughter, Katie. of Murray, are running of the race Leruloat spending the week with Mr. and 111 Downs. bomb Threat; false .therm on Browder Wiliam. April 23- - Police Mrs. R. A. Batts Latest arrivals yesterday lobo* street. today cleared the audience from Daily Cosmic Bomb ritItou were William Hells' Mrs. Joe C. Johnston and a movie theater alter the man- DAILY SINCE 1898 and H. M. Warner's W. L. Weide • Mrs. R A. Batts spent yesterday ager had received an anony- and Stepfather. Previous ar- Street, Fulton. Kentucky. Murray. MOUS telephone call that the EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main in rivals were Jet Pilot, Double PUBLISHED E. R. Uoodwin is in Mayfield building would be blown up. wawa ISOSION TLKii NoRMAN P-TA HAS ANNIE ABAISTRONtil CIRC! Jay and On Trust. 'Ida* Lau et • AUSTIN skaNts•••11•6 today on business. •,•. StAllifr• 50150.• EDITOR OF YEAR MEETS AT SEGOS HOME PUOLIIINCN mANACIINO LAS I' MEETING OCM R. L. Cantrell of Milling- L. N. °Mord presided Kentucky, under act of Congress al March 1, 1879 Mi. The Annie Armstrong circle tan, Tenn.. spent the weekend Entered as second class matter at Fulton, over the April meeting of Terry- of the First Baptist church met here with his wife. ['ODA% awl SICCTION. Norman Parent-Teachers at the buiSiliCRIPTION s MEC PIATIL SOS IN GLAIIINFIED Monday night at the home of Mrs. Orace G. Cavendar, coun- II MORROW school building. She gave high- Phase 311 et 1304 Mrs. Ellis Beggs on Cedar street. ty health nurse, is in Memphis ON SEQUSSy, lights of the district conference J 4 SiOTIINTsoiN• 'ATOM 111,1111NITTOO The meeting was opened with attending a health meeting. FULTG1N ShUN at Paducah April 10. PRESS: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for Prayer by Mrs Allen Austin. Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon . MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED The secretary, Mrs. fee Bower . s.,,esio•D,.pping Story of l0 V fi credited to this paper and also the local news published. 13m Mess was discussed, and a have returned to their home in • reproduction of all news dispatches reed the minutes of the previou., rn.ort was given by Mrs. John Nashville, Tenn., after spending BRIAN AHERNE meeting, and also a report of the LARAINE DAY the weekend with Mr. Gordon's meetise. The treasUr- Allred. T M in Wouldn't Chance A War Paducah An interesting program was mother, Mrs. J. W Gordon, and 110411111 Russia Probably er's r-,x9ort was given by Mrs. given by Mrs Mozelle Rawls on Mrs. D. C. Legg. By Dewitt MacKenzie, situation. Don Hill. give "Stewardship." Miss Myra Miss Gertrude Murphy has re- The aid which America proposes to During the business anion AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Ecearce dimis.sed the meeting turned to her home in Chicago, Athens is to enable the Greek governmen. the eroup voted to bear expenses '. • Secretary of State Marshall has cabled with prayer. Ill., after a visit with her sister, Wien against this aggressive Com- of netting certificates to the from Moscow that he regards the Greco- to defend During the social hour, the Mrs. J. D. White, 301 geldings does Turkey come into students. They also vsted aid program as indispensable and munism. And where hostess served homemade cocoa- street. Turkish thii present a pre' ident's pin to Mrs. I GIN It AYMOND he hasn't explained the picture? The answer is one which nut cake and Coca Colas. to 19 Mrs. Dave Gauntny has re- e ..., urgent, lea thes for J. i Patterson for her widees column has given before: Greece is the members and four visitors, Mrs. turned to her home in Corinth. Is publicly what he figures will happen if these as leader of the P-Tes in the bastion that guards the Turkish R. L. Barnette, Misses Jackie after a visit with Mrs. 4 —ALSO FOX NEWS two Balkan states aren t given assistance to strategic es of 1944-45 and 1945-46. Min., COMEDY—SWEET and LOC- ...., ye Cleta Dee and Mary Eddings. Communist ag- flank, including that all-important Dardanel- r.:s pres- Rawls, J. D. White, ++++++++++++++++4+++++++t .. .safeguard themselves against In her untiring efforts Beggs. les strait. If Greece should fall, then Turkey Linnet gression ident, the objectives of the Par- rind would be trebly vulnerable. ent -Teacher A :mastics: were ToNIGIIT WEDDING ANNOUNCED "CtIturchanity Or ,- To a good 111Ally people the position ap- Now of course such a situation might pro- met, members said. She was a Tow*HOW the , parently presents a picture of huge Red duce a war, that is, a conflict among the Bal- of insp.rition and led Ansel' R Jones of Paducah Is Christianity" ORPHEUM Shows 1:23-9:30 to nualy goala not pre- armies collate out of the North against kan states. However, one would expect Rus- members . sit Joy Francts Jones of May- Marshall viously attained. 'id were married here &stun ; ,P3mieee and Turkey The face that sia to keep her little satellites suftlelentin Methodist Topic DOUILE FEATURE The district president, Mrs. ..,y afternoon, April 19, by the . is credited with being the greatest military in leash to prevent the present maneuvers —Churchanity' or Christianity" John Kirksey. has salted Mrs.' . Sam Ed Bradley, pastor of of our time may tend to encourage war. will be the subject of the third Sc. 3 i.. Report from causing another Patterson to -erve as district the First Baptist church. No. 1 the imme- of a series of studies on "The this martial thought However, surely it a Balkan conflict should ma gazine chairman. And Meaning of Methodism" to be RICHARD DENNING etnuttL WALKER diate threat doeen't strike me as presenting do everything pos- Ocala attained: Terry Nor- break out Moscow would PAYNE-CUNNINGHAM held at the First Methodist any such coatingeney militarily involved. maa was one of the nine locals —In— sible to avoid becoming W. E. church tonight at 7:90. of' of the state with 100 per cent Miss Lillie Payne and of the because that would again set all the mills The Methodist Episcopal e,,, • These two countrles are in the path meinbership; a radio was given Cunningham, both of Hickman —LARCENY IN 1 to grinding for another global church, the first religious body "BL.44:K • Communist advance, all right, and are in the war gods to the school: Scouts were county, were united in marriage America to work out an in- REIt HEARr' isn't the slightest sign that upheaval. sponsored; money was given to Friday, April 18, in the office of in BEAUTY" danger But there and national organi- To do so So, to repeat. American aid would be cal- both school and poblic libraries; J. E. Fall, Jr., deputy county dependent Russia plans to intervene militarily was organized at the ... to equip Greece and Turkey so that they entered one of the two court clerk. The ceremony was sation, would be to precipitate another world war. culated Christmas Conference Communism by them- scrapbooks at the district meet- performed by C. .I. Bowers, jus- Baltimore that's the thing which Moscow wants they could stand off Disavowing the "inetitu and That ing; and established a precedent* tice of the peace. in 1184. selves, without active help from outside. theory—that inter- least this time. with presentation of the presi- tionalist" be a hard fight, for Communism will Christianity which Where then lies the danger to Greece and will dent's pin. TEAMS VISIT FULTON pretation of ae its fifth-column activities from spiritual life as wholly Turkey? Well, it's an old saying but never- contir New officers were installed by The girls' and boys' basket- regards its pressure from the Red coun- dependent upon and inseparable theless true, that there's more than one way within and Mrs. Clifford in an impressive ball teams of Palmersville high be no quarter. from a divinely revealed organ- Communism works in two ways tries on the North. There will ceremony. Mrs. Elbert Johns is school, accompanied by Coach J. e,•1,* eftliv*Nois to skin a cat. ization—the Methodist church It's Naturally Turkey and the Dardanelles are president; Mrs. H. E Reams, H. Elam, had a dinner party at .... —by direct action and by indirection. has from the beginning follow- , • what Moscow has its eye on. Control there vice-president; Mrs. Clyde Wood, Smith's Cafe at 9:90 last night, ' \ • largely the latter method which is being ed a policy of cooperation with - give Russia the land bridge between secretary; Mrs. Don Hill, trea- and attended the Mateo theater. ' \ used against the two Balkan states, especially would all Christians. i • .1 the waterway from the surer. "-•\1 more vulnerable Greece. Europe and Asia and 1 The public is invited to at- in the -- The program was supervised WEINER ROAST SUNDAY within in Inland. Mack Sea into the Mediterranean tend tonight's study. Communism is boring from by Mrs. Reams, who presented About 40 Fulton high school an aim of the czars for generations. Greece. trying to create a rebellion which Marilyn Butler in a piano solo students enjoyed a weiner roast Soviet won't go to war now to gain will overthrow the monarchy and permit es- But the A lovely prayer by Gary Cleve- it Belmont Park, Columbus, Six Derby Hopefuls tablishment of a Soviet republic The Greek this potation land Myers Vas read by the Ky, Sunday. After returning to Are Ai Churchill Downs Washington has made in i government charges that rebellion is being The point which leader. Fulton they attended the Malco Greece and Turkey is that Kentneky Utilities showed a Louisville, Ky., April 23-4An fostered and aided by neighboring Albania, urging the aid to theater. would be picture on "Better Lighting for —Six Kentucky Derby hopefuls all satellites of the security of the western world Bulgaria. and Yugoslavia, the Home." The audience en- are now on hand for the May 3 endangered at some distant date if then Moscow. The United Nations Security Coun- joyed the helpful picture. PERSONALS fron- strategic countries came under the domina- cil has a commission on the northern Memebers anxiously anticipate Doyle "Bill" Engel, who has of Russia. tiers of Greece watching this exploitive tion the coming year of work, and been visiting his brother, Eddie, the responsibility of being joint- and Mrs. Engel, returned yes- Robert Watts, Paul Jamie Wade, hostesses to the district Fall terday afternoon to his home Nt.1 Morgan Davidson, C. B. FULGHAM NEWS Cayce News Durbin, conference in Fulton. in Meeker, Olda. Ikea.64 Verlaine at- Society of Christian Serv- Caldwell and John Hamra is Makin The senior play will be Pres- I The Homemakers . Mat AinaUne 25. Thet of the Methodist church tended the District U ATTEND 0. E. S. relatives in Briitow, Okla. ented Friday night. April ice Monday, Ins The Eye"1 Wednesday in an all-day meeting in Murray MESTING TUESDAY Enoch Milner of Detroit show! title is "Look Me In met Mrs. the The Homemakert will serve Miss Ruth doesn't Presented by 12 characters and! meeting in the basement of The Fulton Chapter, the Or- is visiting her sister, Brown's sale coached by Mrs Sara Shupe. It church lunch at Lon der of the Eastern Star, held a Graham. begins at 8 p m Miss Mary Ann Simpson spent Wednesday. stated meeting last night at Miss Elizabeth Roberts of several days last week with Mrs Ernest Cardwell and the Masonic Hall, with 36 mem- Jackson, Tenn., spent the week- April 27, Revd Sunday night. Helen Kay Adams near Fulton. son, Richard, Mrs. Ida Thomp- bers present. Three new mem- end with Mrs. 011ie Walker at the A B Rogers will preach Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sloan son, Mrs. Kate Brown and Mrs. bers were initiated—Mrs. W (4her home on Fourth street. you Monday bolortgs to baccalaureate sermon. and daughters of Murray spent Leslie Nugent visited Mrs. Lewis Black, Mrs. Raymond Lynch Will Taylor Lee and David E i. Ben-. night. April 2. Mrs the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Monday afternoon. Mrs. 0 J. Varden. Hamm returned home yesterday her 25 students I nett presents Charlie Moan. Mrs. Thompson Is improving Additidnal plans were made after an extended motor trip now 1 of thei • • Wild Imtifdless tor Pt In a piano recital. Theme from a recent illness for the school of instruction through the Indian country of Mrs. A. J. Lowe are program is Spring-time Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bard and Mrs. A. M. for District 18, which will be Oklahoma. the bedside of their For permanent, enduring beauty in attending Broader are improving i.fter held by the Worthy Grand Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Carmean Thursday night, Fred Shultz is real sick in Danville. son, who being 111 last week. Matron in Fulton the afternooh left for their home in Marion, liaine • .. will deliver the graduating ad- some better now. Your futhro He is reported of May 8, with Mayfield and Ohio, today after visiting the dress. Mrs. H. R. Clegg, faterattional Sterling Silver nig Rev. and Fulton chapters being inspect- letters mother and brother. Bondurant, Mrs. Mrs. M. C. WINGO NEWS ed that evening. Mrs. Ed Drysdale and Edgar really fine sterling lends a quiet dignity The following women from the Ruel Paf- James McMurry, Mrs. During a social hour, refresh. Drysdale, at their home on and Cayce Methodist Mrs Bob Flames of to everyday living. Fuigham club boarded bus ford, of the Mr and ments were served. Pearl street. Mrs. Carmean is a training have been visiting ears today, April 21. for the dis- church, attended Detroit, Mich, the former Miss Elizabeth Drys- For • beautiful and pattern at vacation Bible school Mrs. Voris Russell, and trict meeting of Homemakers school for Mr and MUSICAL PROGRAM dale. Tenn., Friday. their way to Dallas, ... select Prelude. A ciamAii• &sign Murray: Mesdames E. E. Arm- in Dukedom, are now on FRIDAY AT WOMAN'S CLUB Mrs. Ronald Earl Grogan and Bar- Mrs. Everett Smith visit Mr. and Mrs. bruster, H. V !Inge. Len Mr. and Texas, to A spring musical program will daughter, Kathryn, wife and that will add a sparkIhr beauty clay. Edward Kimbell, Everett have purchased a grocery store Frank Barnes. Club of Buzz Grogan of De- be given at the Woman's daughter "Now, no one realises I wear e 'Foster, Walter Wilkins, W. N. near Paducah and will move at arrived here this morning to your table. A. J Luther. Jr., of Detroit, is auditorium tomorrow evening troit, hearing aid, because I wear -.Bugg and Dewey House. there in the next lew days. We of Mrs. to visit the latter'F. parents:, Mr ear. vaiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7:45 o'clock by pupils TILLidoLi3TILSX invisible arc sorry to see them leave and Mrs. J. H. Orogen, at their behind my eat plies setting. Inela,4ing ::0% Federal Tat A. J. Luther, Sr. James T. Fowlkei. piece concealed r. -12.63 for• sis pieee All four churches of the East Cayce.' The following will appear on home on East State Line or in my hair." Mt. Cruce and chil- • Clinton charge—Salem Mrs. Wilmer Misses Esther Bradley and the program: Misse.s Barbara Henry Hamra of BristOW, fry MUIR wrianws if NW STERLING Tenn.. spec,: AS. INTERNATK)NAL Pleasant Jacheon Chapel and dren of Oak Ridge, Lou Etta Shelton of Mobile, Ala., Roberts, Bettie Sue Allen, Mona Okla., is leaving today for nome anssisiss Mark. Wit Mrs. J. J. wadesSii Mt. Vernon—reported paid up Friday with Mr. and spent the weekend in Wingo Berry, Nettle Allen, Emma Ruth after visiting relatives here. to date on everything. All paid Crime. with friends and family. Cavender, and Mrs. Harold Richard McClure spent Mon- ilrondurant and OR WRITE TOPAY in full on benevolences except Mrs. Maisie Gardiner, with Mrs. 0. G. Bard day in Paducah visiting rela- COME IN ANDREWS JEWELRY STORE 4 4, were in Pa- Mrs. Charles William Salem, and Sniern is leading on • Clarice Bondurant Mr. and as accompanist. tives. MAX IMMO Cistli Larebuth College. Supt. J. E. Un- ducah shopping Wednesday. Oliver of Winston, Ind.. have Mrs. H B. Bailey, Jr., and 246 Church Street Felton, isentuelty The public is invited. Gatlin Building derwood. accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Roberts returned home after attending 103 RY Underwood brought a visiting , and Mr and Mrs. Roy Wade were the funeral of MrS. W. L. Oliver. MURRAY, milliner with him. Rev Ralph in Paducah Saturday shopping. Mrs. William Grogan of New • Dodson. who, who delivered a Several ladies of the Cayce Orleans, La., is visiting her par- fine sermon on • Stewardship of club attended the district meet- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Douthitt 11 Individual Responsibility." Bro. ing in Murray Monday. Mrs. Paul Forsythe of Dyers- THE CHARLATAN Dodson was with us last year in The junior and senior classes. burg, Tenn., is visiting her par- a good revival meeting. This accompanied by Mrs. Tom Arr- ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Rhodes. year, he's pastor at Arcadia. Pa- ington and Mrs. Margaret Work- Mr. and Mrs. Adron Doran, IN THE ATTIC ducah An old-fashioned dinner man. visited Mammoth Cave James Pickard, Mrs. John Wag- fspread the help-yourself style and other points of interest in goner and Miss Cary Mae Win- was served at noon. Western Kentucky Tuesday and slow have returned from Louis- Wednesday. ville, where they attended the L. A. Shope enters the Fuller- K. E. A. today for an Mrs. Jack Butler of Fulton CitIliam Hospital •Don't trust this felloarl Have examination. Palestine News spent the weekend with Mrs. with hirnt We has Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Gus Browder, Vona Butler. nothing to do of Orleans, Ind.. have carried Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watts, Mr. Charlie Holmes of Birming- no interest in you except what he Hillman Collier and ham, Mich., Elva. Holmes and their little boy. Bobby Joe. to and Mrs. f can filch from you. Mere he is, the Mariners Hospital In St. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Caldwell at- Mrs. Nellie Petty of Detroit. busily engaged concocting some Louis to have his arm straight- tended the singing convention Mich., are visiting here after at- ened. He will remain in the in Wingo Sunday afternoon. tending the funeral of their nostrum which will soon be of. is ill Oliver. hospital for a month or more. Mrs. John Thompson sister. Mrs. W. L. 'feted as * cure for practically They were accompanied by Mrs. with virus pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Byrcin Starks of arty and all human afflictions. All N. D. Henderson and all visited Mrs. Harvey Pewitt spent the Paducah spent the weekend Mr. kitchen- in the home of Mr. and Mrs. weekend at home, returned to With Mrs. S. L. Starks and he needs is an attic, an assortment of Luther Clark while there. Nashville Monday morning to and Mrs. J. E. Chandler. ware, and free access to the water ktucet. lie has Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cowan continue treatment. Mrs. Pauline Henry Atlams of Detroit, Mich., visit is his r n :TiedicaI training. If you yield to his wiles, you and children have moved from White accompanied her to visiting brother, James Adams. genera( welfare. here to Ft Smith. Ark., and the her sister, Mrs. Smith Atkins, - ....Is- in finance, health, and and CRyn Waller house. wnich they in the Fulton hospital, during Mr. Mrs. Alvie I':eLt, real friend in time of illness is your own Mr. and Mrs. Jack Isbell anu occupied. is now empty. Mr. the weekend. vourrelf and Mrs. Tom of fssoily physician. You can safely place Cowan is a timber man. Mr. and Mrs. Hillman Collier Judy. Isbell spent Sunday with s lib care. When he writes a prescription bring Mrs Smith Pharis of Benton and C. B. Caldwell spent Monday Fulton Mr. Mrs. Henry Isbell. spent the weekend with Mr. and in Memphis on business. and 3 '11. ft will be filled accurately and promptly vissiorz of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gordon of Mrs. Will Montgomery and, at- Sunday afternoon nv.th the best obtainable. were Mayfield spent the weekend medicines tended quarterly meeting and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pewitt Mobley, with Mr. and Mts. Lube Via. Sinsiday school a' Mt. Pleasan. Mr. and Mtn Richard and James Majors of Murray State CITY 1)14[14; C4)111PAVt Sallurday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Weldon King Mrs. College spent the weekend with C. H. rharmieist. Owner Pfc. Sherman Ray Woodson In d:i• ehter. Sara. Mr. and McDaniel, and Dan. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boone re- re duty at the nation- afonier Westherspoon 'We fill ar.y '-rtor's prescription accurately We do not stilostalit• /*Mailff OP OW dlerng Burnett, hit Majors. POMP WOW 01WWWILIt mow« sr naval tredieal center near Mr nni Mrs. Clyde Street al and BufortrLewis of Pontiac, Mich., Phone 7° er•I 128 — — We Denver — — 1011 Lake 1Faxhingl-vi, B. C. We writes Mrs. Hillman Collier FULTON COC,4000LA BOTTLING COMPANY, Inv. B. Caldwell. hts been visiting hie grand- 5f he r"renaty maw Preeident M:. end lifts. C. IRO Thompson, mother, Mrs. Bob Thompson. Truman. :deo Admiral Byrd. Mesdames Robert

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;els 1 in., and weighs 155. the Babe played left field for have won the Nita/nal Amateux 1:I F_-rprz,h. -L.-...4.=_Trz-_- I- r.:-._-Irr__-Ir- _„,11f=lip...--fr-.7..•11-,41 ....J i last year with his shota." I Ise /aria Introducing He played baseball in high the Orioles; the next day he Chicks To Ploy school, and haa two years' semi- pitched and won tor the Red DOTS ALL, INIOTHESS hence from pro experience in Chattanooea, Box Cleveland-When against Pete Mooted, the double-am- r the roan- The Chicks where he played first base when Jack Dunn sold the Babe, Ernie! At 6 ,outee war vet boxing promoter Union City an anony- • he wasn't pitching. On the hill, Shore and Ben Egan to Boston, has invited a couple dozen other CLASSIFIED that the he won 10 and lost one with his the Federal League was grabbing Harold Brown, a amputees to see his show at BurlingNon iine own up. right-nanded semi-pro team. players right and left. Su Jack Danbury. Conn. this week and pitcher from Chattanooga. sent Billy Wicks along to In 2oi1 Game Thearatiny guard is toning in a dinner for good Tenn., is a new member of the Harold is a veteran of World the athletes en route and owner Nipiho; Lineup Chouen SALESMAN with truck, exper- SEE ME FOR CONCENTRATED War II, having served in thc measure. • For Sale 6 Chick lineup this settacin. He Jack Lannin rewarded Billy with ience in selling automobile DDT. Also spraying home& LI field artillery. His hobby is radio, Manager Johnny Gill is ready- FOR SALE: Beautiful lot in parts necessary. Good terri- Phone 599. M. C NALL, 202 was recommended to the Ful- $100 for safe delivery-that $100 It and his chief ambition is "just was the same amount as Ruth'a ing his Chicks for their second West Fulton, near school. tory. Good deal for right man. ; Third street, Fulton. Ky. ton baseball association bY Doc to play ball." first monthly pay check. Baseball exhibition game of the Spring James Warren. 107-5tc Janes Auto Parts. ?hones t15-25tp 1:23-9:23 Prothro, and is having his first training season tomorrow night 240 and 351. 106-tic try at professional ball. rESTem HAT'S 11121141.119 at Union City FOR SALE: Ford tractor, plow, NEED A RUBBER STAMP?.1 to VE1 Sports Roundup Quick service at the ONE-MINUTE SPORTS s PAGE Americas Lesiva. Fulton 'nays Burlington, Iowa, disk harrow, cultivator. Used • Lost or Found Harold is single, has brown New York 5 Boston 4 whom they trounced 8-4 here 2 years. First class shape. A. OFFICE. HERNE Joe hair and blue eyes, stands 0 ft. Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Heavyweight champion Clevel^ ad 5 St Louis 0 last Sunclay afternoon. indite- W Tarver, Crutchfield. PURSE containing keys, 23-1,41- LOST: in New York, April Louis and his featherweight Washington at Philadelphia tionS are that the weather will 107-Zip Eversharp pen, and billfold.• Card of l'Itasks 1125 pounds Mar- Baseball is having a day for 1 manage, Id be more favorable than last Reward. Elizabeth Ann Roper, Amsammai Sunday and Ernie shall Miles, are due here to- We wish to thank our friends Babe Ruth Chicago at Detroit-- rain Senday's rain and chilly wind. NEW SEWING MACHINES. See 305 West street. provided a flock merrow to talk relatives who were so kind Lanigan has over that sum- National Game time is 7:46. them at Mt Jackson Street and Annonneensent Babe's the ill- of figures and facts about mer title bout ‘'ome more- Brooklyn 1 PhilaIThiL lia 0 J. R. Altom. 106-12tp and thoughtful during occasion- say crafty Adolph • F4 Rent death of our beloved "firsts" to mark the Kentuckians Cincinnati 7 Chicago 6 tie The tentative Fulton lineup, ness and I have purchased 244 Task profess- especially thank Ruth pitched his first Rupp isn't even looking for innings annoirneed today, follows: FOR SALE: 8-inch tilting-table Bedroom for ladles. Mrs. W. 0. father. We you formerly owned by Neal Baltimore against bas'tetball stars this beautiful floral MONO ional game for year be- New York at Boeton- cold Tommie Dock, 9h; Dutch bench saw; 15-inch Jig saw. Shankle, 410 Eddings. 102-6tc who sent such Looney. the cause he has offerings. Buffalo April 22 1014.-En already so many, Pittsburgh at St. Louis--vain Gray, 2a; Jake Preyed, lb; Hal $50 takes both. Jack's Cabinet Babe waited but he E. B. Meacham first inning the still came up with Bob TOMOHNOW'S 21€0210113LE Seawright, If; Larry Workman, Shop, upstairs over Fulton 3 ROOMS for rent, 511 College -The Family of pitch, Joe McCarthy, made a wild Koontz. 6-foot-4 All-Weal Vir- American League-Cleveland et; Pete Peterson, rt; Herman Electric & Furniture Co. street, South Fulton. Bee H. C. Courteous Service. first base- We wish to express our thanks got mixed up with ginia forward from Huntington. at Chicago; St. at Dettoit • Rhodes, as: Newt Seerest, c; and 106-2tc Carlisle, 511 College street Your Business Appreciated. fly Lams and appreciation to our many man Gleichman on a pop Boston at New York; only games Whayne Lynch, Nick Huck and 103-4tp and hit a batsman to load the Eddie Engel, pitchers. FOR SALE: 1941 Chevrolet truck friends and neighbors for their KEY TO THE SITUATION scheduled. kind words, acts, beirotItal bases. But he got out of that 8:25 x 20 tires, 8 inch wheels.• Notice National League-Cincinnati coeds dur- NORMAN'S TAXI trouble and went on to pitch Columbus. Ga.. golfers aren't ' Complete motor over-hauled floral offerings and 723-9:30 at St. Louis; Chicago at Pitts- ing the recent a six-hit shutout-the next day as high on Walker Cupper Clney Beats U. K., job. 6 1-2 x 8 feet, 2 1-2 cubic AUTO INSURANCE. Phone 307. Wrestlers/eat of PHONE burgh; New York at Boiden; our beloved husband and father. he appeared as a pinch-hitter George Hamer as they are on Philadelphia at Brooklyn. yard dump bed with 7 inch P. R. BINFORD, 408 4th Corner 4th and Luke, and hit a triple-in all. Ruth 16-year-old Billy Key, whom Beetle Take Arkies, hydraulic hoist. See Fletcher street. Fulton, Ky. 78-30tp May God bestow his riche/at started 33 International Lesgue they tab as "maybe a second Williams, Crutchfield, Ky. blessing upon each and every- IF YOU are interested in saving one. ROY J..NORMAN, games for Baltimore and Provi- Bobby Jones."-Billy, son of a YESTERDAY'S STABS Transy Is Winner 106-tfc money, see Charles W Bur- C. T. Carver, New Owner. dence and finished all but five bank president, seldom goes -Mrs. Wits. ILKER By The Associated Preas Bob Huber, Uuniversity of row for your real estate needs. -James Carver, Son • of them. He also played four as over 75, has a sound game, good' FOR SALE: 0. I. C. registered Pitching. Bob Feller, Indians Cincinnati pitcher, struck out Office over City National an outfielder-on July 10, 1914. temperament and likes to sow. about 280 pounds, and 111111111.111111111110/ play and Hal Gregg, Dodgers-Feller 13 batters yesterday as his team Bank. Phone 61. 89-25tc -When Joe Kirkwood saw Bil- 7 pigs, 6 weeks old. Price $150. Hardy Real hurled a one-hitter, blanking went en to a 6-3 victory over Fletcher Williams, Crutchfield, lEatote IN ly, he asked: "where have you PI2ONIN the St. Louis Browns 1-0. Oregg the University of Kentucky Ky. 100-tfc • Service tow' been keeping this boy? He could also pitched a one-hitter, shut- baseball team at Lexington. (See or write while strike tatty) ting ctt Philadelphia 1-0. At Murray, the Murray State DAHLIA bulbs, gladiolus bulbs I FOR COURTEOUS and prompt Something nice: Sys rooms. Noz= service full bath, hot water, large gar- SMALLMAN soil Batting, Charlie Keller. Yan- Thoroaghbreds took a twin bill and chrysanthemum slips for call Norman's :Taxi THE OLD MADE NET! kees-drove in four fims with a from Arkansas State of Jones- sale. Mrs. Ernest Bell. 510 Phone 268. 107-tfc den. Renting to two lemmas. WEBB home run and single to lead the boro, Ark., 12-11 and 9-1. Red Maple. 105-41p. Possession at once. 14,000 TIN SHOP Yankees to a 5-4 victory over Reagan of Murray hurled a six Appliances, Wiring, Radio R 4 rooms and bath site extra Boston. hitter in the nightcap. FOR SALE: Several new and itir and Sport Goods. lot. Possession at once for tite0 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Another string of strikeouts used farm tractors, most all ELECTRIC COMPANY, &tt On West State Line. Oil, Gas and Coal Nashville 7 Atlanta 1 was hung up by Buddy Adams equipment With tractors. Also Commercial, Phone 401. 111116tte Something good in buatriest FURNACES some good 'late model Chev- building on 4tH Street toe #4600. Birmingham 3 Chattanooga 1 of Transylvania College. He For your hospitalization, sick- New Orleans 5 Memphis 3 whiffed 16 Georgetown college rolet 1 1-2-ton trucks. One 3-4 Vatant muse, 112 Vettoth ton Chevrolet pick-up. 0. K. ness and accident Insurance, Gutters and Down Spouts Mobile 9 Little Rock 6 batters as Transy won 6-2 at street on large lot, grist* to Chevrolet Co.. Dresden, Tenn. see or call JOHN D. HOWARD. sell. Replaced and Repaired AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Georgetown. Phone. 315 or 1219. 87-tft NAME YOUR BRANDS Indianapolis 6 Toledo $ 11 105-etp Something nice in hew *ALA,- TELEPHONE 502 ban home one mile Seat on Onion innings FOR SALE: New 4-room house MIMEOGRAPHING: Letierlit Fulton The Sports City highway Bagewmat, fair- Visit The New Smoke House Louisville 4 Columbus 2 Mirror with bath, in Covington cards, programs, etc. Mary Other games postponed. Burton, phone Clinton 201. nace, stoker. built-iri cabinets. By The Subdivision, South Fulton. Moline of the Week Associated Press MOTHER BURTON'S OFT on 2 1-2 acres. Possesslorr It Today See Jack C. Covington. 104-lip a year ago-Brooklyn SHOP litfe once. Boat Block in Town pitcher Ed Head hurled 5-0 no FOR SALE: One good Hot Point 7-room house, 308 4th nee hitter against Boston Braves, washing machine. See W. W. RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All furnace Something good for allowing only four men to reach Jetton, Fulton, Route 1. kinds and sizes. Stamp pads $6500. Al CLEANERS 1base. 106-5tp too. Let us serve you. LEADER Have 2 gpsertnient houses Three years ago-Lt. Cmdr. Office. Phone 30 Cr 1300. showing good invitigIntent For A-1 Cleaning Jim Crowley named coach of Obituary Shown by appointment. Boston football Yanks, with ADDING MACHINES, TYRO Something goon in 5-rotten 215 Church Street Herb Kopf of Manhattan to fill EDWARD BAILEY MEACHAM WRITERS AND CASH REGIS. cottage, 121 Central, for $500d in for duration of Crowley's war was born February 7, 1881 Died TERS BOUGHT-Sold, repaired, 2-room house, besecroota, Me- Phone 906 service. April 18, 1947. Age 86 years two Office supplies. FULTON Olt nace, hot and cold water, A2 Five years ago-Mrs. Payne months and eleven days. On FICE SUPPLY COMPAllrY. College near MO school, fer /A. Whitney's Shutout defeated E. February 24, 1906, Mr. Meacham Phone 26. 0000. Will finance. R. Bradley's Bless Me and H. P. was married to Miss tithe Mae Hey Sallee ih ttotttlf Fhlteih, S A WV EH WY POY (1,414111;1 Bonds. To this union seven I FOR LOCAL HALYLINO call Headley's Equinox in Bluegrass JAMBS WHITS-Phone 9192 large lot, also tenant house. Let yOuRE LU(V. LET'S NOT SE GLOOMY.“ANDSOmE. Rion NOW 10 TRADE TOR children were born. He also Stakes, final test for three-year- or 1222-R-4, Robert Poisgrove me show you this place, for CHum. THINK HERE WE ARE - JUST YOU AND FOAM OUT2GIRO MOTOR olds before leaves to mourn his passing o.c - AT wHAT KAPPENED - 051 THIS LOVELY, TROPICAL AND A T- STEAK. HEM' Kentucky Derby. -e Station. 80 tic $5500. *tin s TO Pt. WING. STREAM A mock,sieria - IF ANY nine granEchildren, three bro- 6-room duplex, 105 Jackilon. cou TkE No4e. - CRCKODILES Tr.' TO CLAMS thers and two sisters. Have a place to live ABOARD OURIRE, NE NEAT, Rome Rankin cal Eastern in, let ort JUST LOOK AT* Mr. Meacham profes-^cl relig- ..me-Anywhere side pay for your POOR Bt.-STEWED ou.T Ti.us VRIETw000. home. A '- To Join U. of Maine Staff ion and united with tht7 Mis- Call a gain for $3500- HAND.S. sionary Baptist church early in Richmond, Ky, New house on Marten rash- April 29-rflO- life and remained a loyal mem- TAXI 3 I Rome Rankin, former head way, just out Of corptairation for ber until his death. He was a New Management $3250 Will finance. loving husband, a consecrated 1 fltes:sttbe7e:l PRINERT EINEM Watch these ads for new aelnt:tei51`kees"teh:rscoAciltlei: father and a good neighbor. here, said listings. yesterday he has been Mr. Meacham will be greatly named associate professor of missed by his family, his church physicel education at the Uni- and his neighbors, but our loss BOMB AND Al IOWANS versity of Maine. He said he is his eternal gain, and no mat- dill start his new duties next ter how heavy our loss is, no Goo 01. fan. matter how great our despair- G Doesn't heaven seem nearer and dearer to know that Father Is up there? R1(1\1114' 15...... „,, 11 • Help Wanted uniumu flL FOR PUNISHMENT I'M " THATS NOT ENOUGH 11111111 HMV THE PUNISHMENT , II TO RUNISHMENT--THATS YESscz. GOING MAKE YOU STAY ' COMES IN WHEN HE r- SALESMAN WANTED: Exper- DAGWOOO, YOuR AT THE OFFICE A HALF LIKE MAKING A BUT HE'S TRIES TO KXPLA,..1 T.me CARD 51-KN.'5 HOUR AFTER CLOSING SO-400LBOY STAY No sckoot. TO HIS WIFE WHY ienced route salesman to call TONIGi-IT AFTER SCHOOL HES LATE FOR on retail trade with establish- :dead Tait VOL VE EtteN LATE ai KID • - - -. 1,. FOPTHWC:Z2K Tg/KICE HE'S A 4. SUPPER a( 1 ed line ot high grade foods. 4 uric_ FOS:pn-MIBAROLLWS" MARRIED MOW Truck furnished. Salary $50 MAN per week plus commission and , ',) -... / - memo 11 . .6 ',if bonus. Age 20 to 319 and able So t to pazz physical examination. • . •\ Give locoed of employment for ORE axe. 1 - ,=--I-- •• - 4 Vt 41 rr, I , - past ten years and give at. V. _ 11.0. 4 .,....."... telly . AI. • ,.... '""."-."".."...*• least three personal references ‘ . bp, = living in Union City or Ful- Popei-Cola Company, Long Island Oft, N. Y. ton who have known you for •011101••••110.8* I Prenchised Bottler: Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., of Fame • at least five years. All replies ir confidential. Must live in Ful- 11111111101INW _., • 71L91- ton, Ky., or Union City, Tenn. _ 6 ..- a , Write Box 487-8, Felton Dai:y , „..._ .„4„,,...... „....„:„.. Leader 107-3tp We have in stock a few Wow. OAKS' OAKS A-Mat Power Lawn Mowers. Powered by the famous Canton MADAM TAYLO* Your neighbor's crops Engine. Belt driven. Gives readings Bring cash galore Twenty inch cutterbar, rubber on all affairs tires and governor controlled. of life. Call Bill Dollar helps Price $175.00 each. Also a full and see this Raise niore and more. line of push type mowers from gifted woman, 522.50 op. have your mind put at WILLIAMS ease. satistae- tow guaranteed. Bonn 9 a. is. HARDWARE to 9 p. m. Daily and Sunday'. All welcome. Readings See. COMPANY Located in (Ivey Howie Trait- 247 E. Fourth St. ninon, BY. Cr highway Si hist *winkle ninon *toy malls at Madettlils. ATIVFNTURP4 oPPATA, *jaw Take octsonlows of eor teen,* mei sale; feWlifelM MISS STORM TOLD TEDDY WO THAT EXPLAINS *MY ME-El STbRm gz •%++.2-:-:-:-:44-:-:-v644++444-1-+-:-+94-:-:-+.6t446t74,444.4164:44446***4* equiprowit, boy fowl Of eikoseeei ea. you mod* NW =WO . • . aid ABOUT HER SUPER MYSTERY MOVC,,., SuE RETuSED To MO cOOL., SHf .TuE CASE OF THE STAaS STAI4D-ILI .f ACCEPT A CONTRACT EvtDENTLy DECOS niehe more . this woson. Pie.,.., AO ow 0.00111 011 MI* 09 SHE TANS WOWING HERE Ac mi ACTRESS To HEED PO-AS mod TODAY All wonsochoos hooked pronaely . • • 0145 MOO TO COLLECT KATE'RIAL WARNIWG! wirocy• WE PROMISED TO LAIRD & GOSSUM KEEP IT SECRET WELDING and REPAIR SHOP WAN CURPURIIIIJI tquiptnent ante/14(4k 1 JEWELERS Gu Anywhere" OVER fleMTER 222 LAKE ST., FULTON -ErtealliMRANTEEle--GVA Win. I'. Horton, Mgr. 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is.v.tekt ALL CON NoT IT'edne•dny Evening, April 2.3. 1917 Fulton Daily Leailer, Fulton, Kentucky , Page Four 1111•11••=1..••••11••111. Retreating were U. S. Steel. Cows to 16.50; mostly commonl Ile 1 /4)esn't l‘no% His Leas tre Cone Wall Street ileparti Youngstown Sheet, ChrAer. and medium grades 13.50-15.00; General Motors, Goodrich, canners and cutters 10.50-13 01: New York, April 23 -olti-A a- sevsral good sausage bulls cam i number of leading industrials conda, American Can, Amer- 17.35-17.50; common anti medium gave up sonic ground in the ican Tobacco "B". -Schenley, 15.50-16.50; scalers activo. fully - stock market today after three I and Sot;thern Pacific. 'Amer steady; top 21,00; ritually cam- • dipped to a new low on 11.50- rising sessions, al- can Ice Mon and median grades suc.essive of action on a though selected is' ties continued postponement 21.03. preferred dividend. Resistant Sheep 50, scarce, nominally In improve. smelting, Ken- and of dealings subsided were American steady; truck lots good The pace International Harvester, late a fairly active opening. necott, choice all 10 spring lambs after Deere & Co., American Tele- 7S1)1°P Near mi.:day fractional declines Tuesday 27.00. International Nickel, were well distributed through- phone, In Fulton Chemical and Joy the list Monsanto out ion good six- NEWS Commission houses reported Manufacturing a HOSPITAL earnings staterhenti. m diet amount of profit- month a Bonds were narrow. Commod- HAW% Memorial taking was a factor, while con- were mixed. cern persisted over tax relief We Willi in Thonipson, Hickman, legislation and ortipects tor has been admitted. price ailiwtments in the face Livestock Market Mrs. Curlus Biackard, Dresden, of widespread wage boosts. Heide 4, has been admitted. Cincinnati, April Earl Lee Roach, Fulton, Route After Easter Clearance (USDAt - Salable hogs 2,000; 3. has been admitted. and gilts Mr. Jewel Stinnett, Fulton, Special This II eek early sales barrows uneven, steady to 50 lower from has been admitted for an opera- fashions in our coats, suits. Tuesday's close; go4x1 and choice tion. Dozens of smart t4pring l'op Bread Ilk Is Rutter 140-160 lbs. 20.50; 160-250 lbs Buster Mi Neill. Hickman, it dint at I p ni make 22.50; 250-275 lbs. 21.50; 275-300 been admitted. dresses and accessories have been reduced to Dorothy Mullins, Fulton, has Large Angel Food lbs. 21.25: 300-350 lbs. 2050;. 350- been admitted. fashions. Many are one of a kind Ft 19t- 400 lbs. 20.00; over 400 lbs. 18.75: room for our sununer 'Ake down, some interest no! follow- Mrs. Guy tangles, Fulton, i.; (Unfree) -St ing; sows 1 00 to 1.50 lower; improving. extremely low to sell at once. Corky Bynum, Fulton, is im- fashions reduced ty r Delicious (.00kies, 15.00-16.50: stags 14.50 down. the Cattle 650; calves 400; very proving. llox 20e Fulton, Braun, Jr., 11, trying out a Ken slow )(welling trade on slaughter Little Jimmy Edward:, Unaware he hat no legs. Glenwood as his father way, (Just like home-made) largely steer and heifer is improving. toy pistol at Maiden liosplial in Malden. Mass., cattle; Fulton. Pitsrl runs; limited vests weak to 50 Anna Lou Hicks, and aunt, Mrs. Lillian Robertson stand by, is talking about Apple Pies 39e doing nicely tollow- Coat and Step Route 4. is his dad Spring frozen lower; cows and bulls opening playing baseball with other kids soon, and worries how (Made with fresh an operation. said generally steady; few top good ing is going to pay the bills. His legs were amputated after he wag fruit) Eva Jones, Wingo, is improv- the around 1150 lb. steers 23.50; sev- seriously burned in an accident in a game of cowboys and .clivir eral loads 600 lb. heifers. 610 lb. ing. FINCH'S Janie Smith. Fulton, is doing Indians three weeks ago. 'ance mixed yearlings and 900 lb steers Suit Clearance whil operation. medium and good grades 20.00 nicely following an Colvin Ls im- Coastal lighthouses were once new BAKERY 22.75: common and medium Barbara Jean to May Trial Jury by pri - offerings 16.00-19.00; few beef proving. erected and maintained '1 Mrs. J. R. Taylor, Water Val- Firsts-from Tuesday; Vale corporations. A group of fine coats and su Fashion Prol, ley, is doing nicely. Selected up f Mrs George Moore is improv- Arguments Today fine makers-Reduced to thew, low priees for Fulton', Hail• ing. of R is doing nicely. Ji Geneva Bowers Washington. April 23-14'1- I', It F. will Jeraldine Martin remains oTeatest sale. , Justice Department and defense Two Gold Fish and Aquarium go. I about the same lawyers outline their arguments Dublin is improv- alth Each $1.00 bottle of Mrs. Juanita today in the trial of Andrew J. ated PURSIN ing. May, former Democratic Con- hat Fulcher and baby Mrs. Luke gressman from Kentucky, and $29.95 and $34.95 values $22.95 "Si are doing nicely. three others charged with con- este' Bennett is doing Mrs. Mertie spiring to defraud the govern- A SENSIBLE WAY ficia fine. ment. prog is improving. E W. Crider Accused along with the war- $29795 day. Hughes is doing nicely. X19.95 and s11.95 vain(' Ella B. time chairman of the House GAIN STRENGTH coun Fuller is improving. TO Jean military committee are Murray frequently feel tired; in- ' goini E. C. Clark remains IfF YOU Mrs and henry Darsson. officials of -dedappefotirtcyopEawr Li n about the same. manufactur -this _ _ _ _36.95 a combine of war called 0519.95 and 41.95 vahn weat Mrs. J. W. Boyd is doing gen Ft rtetei i tersepIE:roantioannd minagnf.1rWmass,huinngdt F. supplies *eons Vitamins ! react nicely. JosephWashington agent often found lacking in tired , With Brady is doing man. • and G a nu- , Mrs. Herbert Garsson brothers people-who are suffering from the deficiency of these needed nicely. I Attorneys picked a Jury of tritional important it we a Mrs. Mandy Dotson Ls im- elements You know how seven men and five women in is to have a sufficient supply of iron. Re proving. yesterday vitamins help stimulate appetite mair is doing I two hours The eat more and ONE GROUP Mrs. M. A. Harris and aid digestion so you Cr nicely. get more good from the foods you do near GOOD COOKS ARE Henry Sills is doing fine. est COLORED NEWS you are feeling below par because of Julia Morris is doing nicely. sufficient iron and Spring resses SPRING tI your body lacks D miles KNOWN BY THE L. Jenkins is doing fine. An immunization clinic will and G. do this. Get Pursin C. Vitamins 1B, Take it Mt Chap Taylor has been dismiss- be held Thursday, April 24, at 1 from your druggist today. and see if it doesn't neip you (OATS •front COFFEE THEY SERVE ed. p. m. at South Fulton Rosenwald regularly do not asked to f••I oyfully alert again. It you 1/13-11 Mrs. Rupert Browder has been school. All parents are prompt response . 111.1111•IMIL REAL BUYS .... BIN SEVERAL! of Cs dismissed. bring children who have not rhtyalgan."/Is' At'dsuucht."ut been immunized for whooping and VII • Jones Clinic cough, diphtheria and smallpox, ton r • and those that have not com- OWL I)RUG CO. ty ro • Bruce Henderson has been ad- are Phone 414 SUITS 1.3 re pleted their immunization 4541 Lake Street 0510.98 Nillill'h $4.99 mitted. urged to be present. $8.98 and Tei Mrs. Guy Kindred is better. the j Mrs. Clovis Nanney is better. $34.95 of Ft Mrs. W. H. Brown remains $6.99 Values to Elt about the saime. $10.08 and $14.95 values the I( • New Mrs. Curt kluzzall Is better. Frigidaire !stip{ Mrs. Comes Kendall remains While They Last! Lai about the same. $16.95 and $21.95 values $8.99 Fulton Hospital • Refrigerator (Only admissions and dis- Ke • missals are listed at request of • • hospital.) By • METER-MISERS • Patients Admitted Valtios To 95 WITH THE FAMOUS $19 • .. . • • Mrs. H. C. Clinard, Martin. BLOUSES $5.98 $2.44 Meth • Route 3. • Chris • Marjorie Holder, Fulton. elect • Elwyn Taylor, Fulton Route, ti ket it! underwent a major operation. ceed • Come in...See LOOK WHAT Patients Dismissed IRREGULARS who • Imagine having a new Frigidaire in your own Mr Margaret Mayes, Fulton. FULL-FASHIONED the • kitchen ... a superb, new refrigerator with lab- • Mrs. Leslie Walker, Fulton terns • Route. NYLON HOSE pare' • like these- $1. • portant advantages Claud Brinkley, Clinton. I 6 • Carl Ftoliity, Water Valley. $1. Lei Little Sara Jane Hicks, Ful- will ton Route. ONE GROUP - $10.98 • $16.98 WILL BlIV! ivers Mrs. C. P. Bowles. Fulton. • 19 b3 A• BUSES DAILY TO RAYON AND QUILTED SATIN Ina • lighthouses and two yeste lamstif•I, Forty-six HOUSE COATS $5. light ships mark the entrance to B. Fs liadera Called New York harbor. CHICAGO PURSES One-piece, all-steel; Pie M. 11:15 A. M. gleaming white sur- LEAVE: 6:39 A. Values to 85.00 legal faces that olitor clean. 1:95 P. M. 10:00 P. 51. See Our New Summer Nati( More Leisure Cons Rama ha DA 11.1"FO 2-3 Campanula* til,,,ES Daily DicKiEs Time Things Arriving by tt Unusual per convenience to spend with the children features. All porce- Amor when we remove the work EVANSVILLE lain interior; stain. WASHABLE FROCKS! $1 and worry of Monday wash. 4:45 A. M. 6:30 A. M. Mee A. M. 2 for proofed. LEAVE: Ho 1:05 P. M. 4:20 P. M. 9:00 P. M. DAINTY UNDIES! 31 f Hydros, ad toda: filsel-Tenier ttcsEs DAILy To BRASSIERES! FULL-FASHIONED RAYON expei Fruits and vegetables and kept farm -fresh. FORMALS! Le Handy meat-storage. PADUCAII PLAY SUITS! HOSE divis1 M. ii:30 A. H. 10:15 A. M. Fripihir• LEAVE: 4:45 A. &he( 4:30 P. H. !CAPS 7 - 15; le - 20; Hits - 281 Oakkub• Trays 11:00 A. M. 1:05 P. H. ed tc :111 P. M. 9:00 P. M. 10:00 P. M. 2 pairs for Si tinue No more sink-splash- same ing or wrestling with held ice- DAILY To old-fashioned BUSES J:1(411101111' Slioesi-Regielar $11.95 vol. ern I trays. not AFTER-EASTER , Now-$4.88 ment Frigid*, 9MEMPHIS here IA•tos-tAlsor LEAVE: 3:25 A. M. 4:54 A. 31. 8:10 A. M. refrigerator $6.95 values Simplest 8:25 A. M. 12:30 P. M. 2:25 P. M. ((hum.Shoes-Regular to e de mechanism ever built. ary I 5:45 P. M. 1:15 P. M. 10:59 P. M. Protected against Now-$3.88 Civil service expense by 3- ben .+----- UNION BUS STATION Year Protection Plan. Park Fats! Shoew-Reg. S5.95 val. We'll send your laundry FOURTH and CARR PHONE 44 B°wtownr back as clean and fresh as of Now-$2.88 AND SOLO Y MILLION BUILT new. 4 abe cl label GRAHAM FURNITURE COMPANY PARISIAN All heel heights. All.sizes, hut In not Laundry-Dry Cleaners SHOES every style. Ve , Walnut Street Fulton, Kentucky 220 E. Fourth Coroter d r •• L.7 help'w awarst;

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