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7. 1947 The Weather FORE('II ST: Kentucky — Occasional rain K T CKY PRES ayoff tonight and Wednesday. Not ASSOCIATION much change in temperature. IS ituttoll t_a4r r 141M411 'US (4')— The Volume XLVII1 Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Tuesday Evening, .4pril 8, 1947 Five Cents Per Copy o. 9 are win- • ball Asso- yoff series Druggists Go iss Minnie ks to a Henry Ford Dies In Dearborn Lewis Pleased U.S. Hopes For Long Distance Settlement Today, ighty Joe To Area Meet wift Dies ed the St. IV After Cerebral Hemorrhage; With Monday's But This Would Not End Walkout Of 294,000; last night r Jackson, McDaniel Are Succumbed Early Today s to take i wo games Industrialist Active To End Fulton Representatives Coal Output At H ttttte of Great-Niece; President of Union Says It% •T To Company" To Pharmacy Association „Services to be Wednesday CO with 24 Made Colossal Instructs UMW (I." • rhom. Seizure ori free iBus Submerffed W. E. Jackson, Owl Drug Co.. Miss Minnie Swift died this Amesome '51016 6 ve,Y- , was the Fortune Out Of and C. H. McDaniel. City Drug To Resume Work morning at the home of her Ititight I nlikelv Gring great-niece, Cheath- 21 Co. Fulton pharmacists, rep- Mrs. James "Crazy Ideas" When Mines OK'd am, 505 Arch street. She was a 14 or The Present. -Nine Drowned resented Fulton last. nitttlit at member of the Baptist church. a dinner-business. meeting of Miss Swift is survived by two SERVICES THURSDAY the West Kentucky Pharmaceu- STATE MINERS IDLE ; UNION POWER TESTED red Bus, Oil Truck Collided nieces. Mrs. Ruby Harper of I tical Association, sponsored by' Detroit, Washington, April 8.-00-- Fulton and Mrs. R. H. Shreve n Washington. April 8 -- IA - - n Camp April 8—(W)—In the Near Seattle; Passengers the Paducah Retail Druggists flickering John L. Lewis today expressed of Chicago: one nephew. Free- ; Federel Conciliator Peter 0. light of kerosene Association and held at the Texas Were Thrown Into Riser "gratification" that coal pro- man Swift of Fulton; one sister- c Manno reported the government lamps and candles, Henry Ford, Irvin Cobb Hotel. 113 Lake famed duction yesterday was "sub- In-law, Mrs. H. E. Swift of Ful- :s "hopeful" of a settlement to- pioneer of the auto- Seattle, April 8---oV)—Nine Ray Wirth, prominent Louis- 1 been or- mobile stantial" and instructed miners ton, and several great nieces day h, the long distance part of Industry, died at 11:40 persons lost their lives vine druggist and president of center at last night to resume work as fast as each and great nephews, one of whom t h e nation-wide telephone o'clock last night in his home the Kentucky Pharmaceutical , Center. In when a heavy North Coast Lines mine is certified as safe is Mrs Cheatham, with whom strike. Dearborn. Association, reviewed the ac- tioned at He bus collided with an oil truck Lewis, president of the AFL she made her home_ would have been 84 on his complishments of the organiza- resumed be- n Hous, - lUnited Mine Workers, made pub- Funeral services will be held As negotiations birthday July 30. and then plunged into the tion this year and last year. Ameri- complete ic a teiearam he sent to cacti tomorrow afternoon in the tween the union and the Flood waters of the River Duwamish river, running along- stressed the need for coopers- Telegraph its kind I district president of the union. chapel of Hornbeak Funeral can Telephone and Rouge running through the es- side the Pacific highway. tion of all pharmacists of the division. It said: Home with the Rev. Sam Ed Company's long lines nhe had cut power and heat- Twelve other passengers and state for more stringent regula- "This office expresses grab- Bradley in charge. Burial will Marino told reporters; ing services----and a wood-burn- the bus driver. Melvin D. Long, dons and conditions. and in- fication that production yes be in Fairview cemetery. ing fireplace warmed the room. 22, of Olympica. Wash., surviv- sist.eo on local "We are howful that a settle- Pe terday of re-examined and re- The body will Ile in state at Death was due to a cerebral ed, some with severe but none E. J. Mosey, Frankfort, secre- I ment will be effectuated in the certified mines and strip pits Horn,beak Funeral Home until Aemorrhage. with critical injuries. tary of the Kentucky Board of long lines today." C was substantial the time of the services. 'It came after the noted in- Early today seven of the dead Pharmacy, spoke at length on 1 Long distance service has I confirm policy of immedi- dustrialist had spent a vigorous had been identified, Coroner new legislation to be been hit hardest by the two-day piesented ate resumption of production day inspecting flood damage John P. Brill. Jr., said. to the state legislature, outstand- old cross country work stoppage at eacn mine as last, as It iS around the Ford plant and was Heroic rescue work by eye ing among which is a barbitur- Rains Came; ---the first in the history. I certified by federal mine in- making plans for another in- witnesses and passing motorists, ate bill. 1 spectors as being in conformity Manpo empnasizesa that a spection. who waded into the river and A movie film on drug store I lines 1 with federal mine safety code. wettlement of the long At his bedside were his wife, climbed atop the two-thirds departmentalization was pres- . Creek Is Rising Let us all hope that the be- phase would not end the entire Mrs. Clara Bryant Ford, and a submerged bus, prevented a ented by Owen Illinois Glass Co. toted efforts of the f edera 1 walkout of 294.000 telephone member of the household staff. heavier death toll. Towns represented were Pa- government to establish safety Another Flood Possible workers. lectifs A family statement said he The first rescuers at the scene ducal', Mayfieid, Murray, Bar- in the mines will not prove to As Harris Fork Creek John J. Moran, president of retired at 9 p. m. (EST) and hacked holes into the roof to low, Marion. Hopkinsville, Ben- re of be a spasmodic gesture and will the American Union of Tele- had awakened at 11:15 p. m., pull to safety frightened pas- ton, Princeton and Fulton. Gets Bigger and Bigger pave the way for mandatory phone Workers which represents complaining he felt slightly sengers who were fighting for was safety legislation by the fed- Harris Fork creek long distance employees, Mrs. Ford gave him a drink of air inside the wreckage. began to usto• eral congress." less optimistic. water. He died 25 minutes la- ,The bus driver escaped by Pre-School Clinic rise this afternoon. After a night . Capt. N. H. Collisson. the Moran, when asked whether a rs 10 ter. kicking out the windshield The annual pre-school clinic and a day of spasmodic rainfall A lone supervisor mans along bank of an otherwise empty line federal coal mines administra- , settlement could be expected The statement said telephone 'while a number of men got out and summer roundup for ill 'it had swollen to an alarming of switchboards in the Newark, N. .1., tor. stood pat on his ruling that long distance telephone soon replied. "that's up to the service from the residence was without assistance and clung to children who will start to height. Many a merchant up ivery so far as he is concerned any and exchange, as the nationwide strike of telephone employes gets Icompany." out because of flood waters and driftwcod in the river until res- school in September will be held down Lake street was watching , mine may operate if the local underway ! -Anything that happens here that an employee had to go to cued. in South Fulton grade school it carefully today as he went 1 union safety committee and _ __ ! in this meeting would have to the company's engineeriag lab- Deputy sheriffs, police offi- Thursday. April 10, from 10 a. about his business, all the time operating manager certify it as with his mind I go hack to the policy committee oratory, nearly half a mile cers and state patrolmen work- m. to 3 p. m. Parents who have remembering safe pending reinspection by the I of the National Federation at away, to summon a physician. ed in a heavy rain with artifi- children of this age, and who where he had stored the sand Strikers Here Sit Out Showers. bureau of mines. / 1 Telephore Workers for appro- Services will be held from St. cial respiration and pulmotors have not been contacted, are bags after the last flash flood. Most of Kentucky's coal mines 1 val," he said. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral in to revive passengers as thel asked to take their children to This hale creek, a perpeturl employing AFL United Mine Telephone strike fronts across Detroit Thursday. were removed from the river. the school to receive this service. source of worry for the peoplt Workers were expected today to Union Head Sees Settlement , the nation were sized up criti- Ford operations throughout of Fulton, has inflicted thous- continue idle as the slow task I catty today by government. the world will be suspended aads of dollars of daniage upon , of federally inspecting the pita Striking telephone workers I president of the union, made the' union and industry to determine Thursday. Flags on all Ford "Manufactured" Snow theproperty owners of the went ahead, lucre might have paraphrased 1 prediction but did not elabor- i the effectiveness of the first property will be at half staff town. For the most part it is ; The time when one of their slogans country-wide walkout of 'phone until after the funeral. Pits g° bgeg rnoticed,butrarely let the rhyming I ate. Her union. made up of I into operation iepended onthis morning to read workers. Mr. Ford's death marked the spring rains come, as they are ; .- long-distance employes- • • is one , their certification as safe by . 'We won't walk these lines. eoWothroa.tietrhsye tsehreeemsaidyeshtoave the passing of not only one of the -, now, and it comes in for h.s' of four on strike in Kentucky! federal inspectors. world's most noted industrial- rt of attention and conirern. t, until the sun shines. indicated virtually At about 7 a. at. a couple us,..and elsewhere i against the' bearirg not only on the length 2 Reports g11------ir can rise out of its banks in, the state's more than 50,000 1 so - rir-iol tot • lidrl - cbe tht the shutdown .but ...on whether (C,ontinued,on.Page Four) — a matter of hours and do as. women pickets sloshed along South* ell m- UMW members remained away urn- i pany. ; the government will step Inin much damage as a serious fire.: through the rain, carrying from coal pits yesterday. Their I Picket lines remained i n op- I with another postwar seizure. It was not uncommon today to! brellas, but later in the day as' leaders said the miners would t the rain showed no sign of eration, however, and telephone , However, its experience in the Kentucky Today hear people exchange greetings a 1 go back only on certification . - switched to. service was curtailed sharply in ; prolonged operation of the soft By The Associated Press along uake street in this fashi-; temletup the pickets that the mines are safe. porary sit-down strike toe- I nearly all cities and towns of ,I coal mines has made President Frankfort—Two judges of the on, "Looks like rain." "Yeatii independent survey, limit- i the state. Truman's administraticrn reluct- State Court of ppeals yester- An big creek meeting tonight." I tics--in automobilesparked in ed by the telephone strike tie- of Bell of-! Miss Bean said 4.003 Ken-! ant to drag its remaining seizure day upheld a temporary in- .Call me on the phone and tell i front the ,Surueteh.erii up, showed 12 mines employing;Main Lucky workers were idle. work-! authority out of the closet. junction prohibiting the city me about it." The casual tone! flee • t t , UMW members were reported was con- , era remained on the Job in Lex- ' While the first day of the of Monticello from installing of their voices belied the con- ! As far as the weather have resumed operations in ington and Ashland, where the , walkoutlkout8d cut long distance serv-_ parking meters. Circuit Judge to cern many felt. I cerned, the strikers couldn't West Kentucky coal field ; union still has a by centtand ratelefdt tem:el-- Edwin R. Denney had granted the All were hoping for clearing 'I have picked a better day than working con-1 lur after being federally inspected walk their rounds.. tract with the jointly-owned lions of manuallyr operated the injunction to half the pro- skies and an end to the rain- 1 Monday to approved. A UMW field however. It just I phones useless, the big question ceedings pending trial of a case and fall. Just before press time it . This morning. representative. Taylor Maddox, a fit day out, even for I I remained: contesting the right of the city was a matter f "headstails" • wasn't REAL EMERGENCY reported a partial crew was at Just how much and long-last- to install the meters. Appellate For a number of years now Harlan county mine. The Mayfield Messenger yes- mg is the influence wielded by Judge Gus Thomas and Clyde work in one much has been said about flood a Those who absent-mindedly Eighteen to 20 mines in the telephones in terday provided this humorous the striking Natio .al Federa- B. Latimer acted while the control in Fulton. Little has been picked up their region of East Ken- were greet- sidelight on the phone strike: tion of Telephone Workers with- court is in recess between Win- Big Sandy done. Today Lake street is at Fulton this morning tucky were reported partly recording explainling The lady on the telephone in the vast Amerc:an Telephone ter and Spring terms. the mercy of the little creek. ed by a still was in ef- wanted to place an emergency land Telegraph Company — the manned. If It continues to rise it will I that the strike and asking that the caller call to a drug store here this world's largest corporate enter- Hopkinsville—Cooperation in flood its banks. If the rain stops fect, receiver hook sev- morning. Yes, it was urgent. The prise? community, state and national Lake street will be spared an-; depress his $52,375 Pledged In obtain an opera- operator rang the drug store If A. T & T. executives decide affairs was urged by Attorney other time—as long as the am eral times to tor in case of emergency. telephone—and the lady orarr- the union's power is all that ita General Eldon S. Dummit in a Church Expansion shines. ed a package of bunion plasters. more than 300.000 members talk before the Christian Coun- claim, then government coriellt- ty Farm Bureau. Dummit said , Louisville, Ky.,--1,4e—An of- Union City—Pledges tototaling Aw of Lexington Home Telephone Corn- ators look for the company to "lack of interedt in good gov- 'sons Arrive ; tidal of the American Union 852,375 were made at the mean- I Pany and the Ashland Home alpdtteedr Itp iopo.tss.ittitonot.otfhesocmorepodrais: ernment" was danger facing i Telephone Workers predicted to- ing worship service of the First' Telephone Company. America. In west Africa !day that the telephone strike Methodist church Sunday to would be settled sometime to- Dial exchanges in Louisville, tion probably will settle back for fund for construe- long fight. This is the snowfall, turning to rain (center), that Col. E. S. apply on a Mrs. R. V. Allison has receiv- morrow and that "we will go Henderson. Daviess county and a Frankfort—Circuit Judge W. tion of an educational building Similarly, should the NIFTW Ellison, Portland, Ore., weatherman said he produced by sow- ed a cablegram telling her that back to work Thursday." elsewhere are continuing to B. Ardery has called for a grand for the church, expected to cost learn that its hold on the tele- * et un- her daughter-in-law. Mrs. John' Miss Edgar Bean. Kentucky operate. but manually operated jury investigation of gambling ing dry ice pellets from an airplane above the clouds in an and $100,000 Phone workers inside and out- I between $85,000 Ray Allison. aid granddaugh- phones are closed to all but calls' here. He told a new jury as- inhabited section near Portland Ore. A photographer flew in The church already has $10.- side of affiliated unions is ' ter, Susan, have arrived safely of an emergency nature. These sembled for the April term of the distance to record this result. Ellison said the snow ex- contributed to this building weaker than Its officers 000 In Monrovia, Liberia, West Afri- calls are handled by supervi- had court yesterday "I believe no tended from 5 to II miles in a slender ling. fund last year. FHA Delegates estimated, the government Ca. sory and non-union personnel, looks one wants the capital of the for some concessions from the They have joined their bus- ,TIC. Hunter Green. district commonwealth to become an- • federation. If its position is as band and father, who is employ- 1 manager of the Southern Benn other Lexington or Coeington. strong as it hopes. the union Meeting. Hears Argument ed there by the Firestone Rub- eel Atli'. S.C . System in Louisville. reported City Council/ In A prtl will hole in.for a last-ditch bat- ber Co. that the number of calls handl- Louisville—W. P. King. secre- Homemakers Convene ed there yesterday dropped 80 tle. tary of the Kentucky Education percent. and said it was due to That is what NFTW President Association, April 8-9; Five States To said he expected a For Water Meters, Transacts Routine Business Flies In Search the "general co-operation of Joseph A. Beirne said last night larger attendance at the KEA Send High School Girls telephone subscribers." the union would do. He told Gregory were appointed convention here April 16-18 than The regular April city council to homes in the Country Club phy and Stolen Car Independent telephone sys- newsmen the organization had to investigate Of Murray, Ky.--The sub-region- the 4.500 persons who attended meeting was held at the city court. The steel piping already on a committee tems in small cities and rural girded itself for a long struggle purchasing uniforms for city meeting of the Future Home- • last year's meeting. hall last night. with items of Is on the ground, and will be in- Mayfield—Tip Reed was minus al areas are - unaffeCted by the when the strike was called at 6 police officers They will deter- makers of America. a national business up for discussion rang- stalled by the owner at a cost a car yesterday morning. Sun- walkout, now in its second day. a.•m.. yesterday' of high school Hopkinsville—Bishop W. T. ing from extension of city water of approximately $3000. Later. mine procedure followed in other day. Reed's younger brother.B111, organization Southern contract negotia- students, will Watkins. Louisville, was sche- lines to purchase of uniforms it will be transferred to the city. cities of comparable size, and drove the 1938 black Chevrolet home economics tions continued at a standstill State College duled to deliver the opening for city policemen. to meet requirements of the will report back to the council coupe to Sunday school at the be held at Murray In the second day of the tele- address today at the seventh Brooks Henderson. owner of Federal Housing Administra- at a later meeting. Baptist church. and put the April 8-9. • phone strike while company of- annual session of the Women's the Country Club court, appear- tion and of the building and The case for city water meters keys in his pocket. When he Approximately 20 high school ficials announced that local ser- Society of Christian Service. ed before the council to ask loan and other local institutions was presented to the council by went back for the car at 10:30, girls who have done outstanding vice was 60 per cent normal and About 200 delegates from that the city supply water to that a water main must be J. H. Christian. Jr., representa- It was gone. work in home economics will union leaders described the churches in the Louisville Con- some 15 homes planned in the owned and maintained by a tive of the Pittsburgh Equitable Tip, a former air force pilot. represent five states. States walkout as 98 per cent effective delegates include Mich- ference, Methodist church, were subdivision. The council au- municipality. Meter Company, who explained took a Cub plane out over the sending Neither the Southern Bell expected to attend. thorized City Attorney James The council voted to re-convey installation and operation of country and an automobile of igan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Company nor the Southern Fed- Warren to draw up a contract to L. E. Finch land on which a one of his company's meters. the same model and make was Kentucky eration of Telephone Workers Stanford—A 815-a-month pay between the city and Mr. lien- part of a wall of Finch's bakery Mr. Christian reminded the sighted parked on Sutton's Lane, Miss Sara Bather, national of- and.) showed any signs of increase for each of the Lin- derson, under which Mr. Hend- Is located. The land, adjacent to council that the city had a about two miles from town. Reed ficer of this sub-region from yielding in the struggle which coln county school system's 160 erson will agree to install the Harris Fork creek, was deeded "wasteful overhead" in its water landed the plane and returned Western College High Chapter. has laid off 42.000 workers and teachers, effective at the begin- four-inch pipe and to make con- to the city by mistake, Mr. system since customers are to the spot in a car, only to Bowling Green, will preside at affected all but dial telephone explained in asking that charged at a flat rate, and de- the meeting. • s fling of the 1947-48 school year, nection with the city's water Finch find the automobile gone. service in nine Southern states. was announced by County Supt. line at the end of Vine street. it be re-conveyed to him. clared that the city could pump Among those attending will F. N. McWhorter. He said the The owner of each house in the City beer licenses were grant- less water and receive more IEXTKNED FORCASE: be: Dr. Hazel Frost, national ad- L. C. Hone Promoted To fiscal court voted unanimously court is expected to be required ed to T. F. Hainline, F. C. Ford revenue by installation of me- viser from Washington, D. C.: for the raise. to purchase and install a weter and T. J. Burke. ters. He estimated the cost of Kentucky and Tennessee Miss Susan Burson, regional Crade of Seaman. 1-C meter. Meters probably will be The monthly report of Police installing 1.200 meters at about (through Sunday) temperatures supervisor of home economics. L. C Bone, son of Mr. and • Fort Thomas—A $10 monthly maintained by the city. The con- Chief K. P. Dalton on fines and $18,000. No action on this mat- for the period near normal, Washington. D. C.: Miss Mrs. Lloyd Bone. Sixth street, wage increase was granted to tract will be presented for a costs collected in city court ter was taken last night, but sUghtly colder Wednesday night, Mary Lois Williamson. state sup- has been promoted to seaman. all Fort Thomas policemen, fire- vote at the next council meet- showed $451 received in cash. the question of installing meters warmer Friday, rain Tuesday ervisor of Kentucky. from avauggiasNg..1.1.1Ewumskow wasIanchUreeesuyaurviduSupedsalr _ pisce4Thisbygialgrueebbusenit firstseznuoanbnme.tca.isaa.rinosef f Hisrum. a dre dasmnarlsnt.1.1Lic. 8ae.naluNt_. men and public works canaloyes . and $31 laid out and worked and building an overhead city night and Wednesday morning Frankfort; Miss Mary Bell under city ordinances passed by The four-inch main is suf- out. for a total of $481. water tank will be discussed at and again around Friday and Vaughan, adviser of F. H. A. Office. the city council last night. ficient to afford fire protection Councilmen Pickering, Mur-, later meetings. Sunday.* froni Frankfort.

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COPY NoT ALL LADr•IBLE tor tore Fulton Daily Loader, Fulton. Kentuity Incubi, Earning, April 8, /91;• 1 man. School Poetry Aroma geOtr 1947-48 Officers Mrs. Harry Whayne, Colum- of Alpha Sigma Alpha bus DAILY SINCE INN Contest Entry _ Mrs Pearl Ingue, Water Val- PUBLISH= EVERY WM( DAY CIMINO. 410 Mole Striset, Fulton. Kentucky. Murray (Ky.) State ley. SPRINGTIME striver • sower at Mrs Sanford Graves, Hick- ass WATSIRoutibb •ullrYin AOSPIROON A0•ON 04:118AN vice r Springtime comes a-creeping PUfLIINCU MAIOAMIO• man. _ 1111110,00 gonna Over the frozen earth Entered as amend class matter at Fulton. Kentucky. under act el Congress of March 1. Irk Haas Memorial And soon the summer limns Ju Spring from their wintry bi suesomievoner SIATIRIbo sic ailing NZ IN SIANOWNIO niteimers. Miss Betty June Wilson has operation. lii atersirristrui been admitted tor an Boon the trees are budding. ONION euestersgo nallueny- Pheas MO es MO been Mrs James Harris has Then tiny leaves burst forth pi MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE)PRESS: The Mmended Frew iieachisivelF entidild to use tor admitted. No longer chilled by breezes tu rS admit- reproduction of all news dispatches credited to this paper and also the local news published. it,EMT J. W. Carter has been From out the biust ring Noni Led. Mrs. Carey Fields is doing Spring's a time for gladness We're Not Alone! De Gaulle Asks Support nicely following an operation. And starting life anew. T• Mrs. Fred Stinnett is doing Spring's a time for laughter, Mt As this is being written. nicely. Indications are that Be Dewitt moseasmar. And things seem bright and true no settlement of the telephone strike is like- A? Foreign Affairs Analyst Mrs. Mollie Stubbs le im- fc proving. , , y ly to be made for several days at least, per- This column really clidree expect to sot Springtime brings its Easter, igto- au"' Julia Morris Ls doing nicely. hi hap. for several *titan' such quick and emphatic . r.... -----00•0 Filled with thoughea of God. confirmation of 11(1wroe."' C. L. Jenkins is improving. in yesterday's prediction It makes us love the holy earth When the strike first went into 'Gut In that General Charles 's15s$40.0""' I Mrs. Guy Vincent ,and baby TI De Gaulle was about eccetraar On which our Master trod. Fulton. we were tempted to believe that no ready to come out for Lae doing nicely. IFrances Wiseman the political leadership business could be handicapped all much as a of France- and that Sara Wilson is doing nicely. se confirmation Mrs. im- newspaper when only a recording answered by the general himself Harry Freeman is iii Our forecast proving. the telephone Then we happened to think was made In connection with The a speech De Gaulle made Sunday Mrs. John Redicil is improv- With about the taxi cab companies for example, at Stras- ing. bourg Coincidentally with the publication Pt who depend almost entirely upon telephone of Mrs. Rupert Browder Is im- Homemakers Lu yesterday's ankle he delivered MISR VivlAn service for their business And Ham Etheridge another proving. 14 speech at Strasbourg—this Jr•lar, Murray, 114. of the Western Union company, who was one a humdinter C. A. Sanford is improving. Bennett Homemakers will meet gi which making the rounds this rruntilne In the driv- was an outright appeal to the trench Mrs. Ells Kemp is doing with Mrs. Charlie Stephensoi te ing rain, delivering telegrams that ordinarily people to organise themselves under his nicely. April 22, instead of on their leadership Mrs. W. would have been read over the telephone He also made statements tend- H. Dunning It ins- regular meeting date. proving. And the restaurants and Ina to confirm our suggestion that he ap- the beauty parlors Mrs. A. M. Shelton peared It, have subscribed to President Tru- and baby and the blinks, and almost every other kind are doing Dopey Phelps Ofi man's policy of aiding fine. of business her- In Fulton. that have been countries whose in- Mrs. Hetty Damron dependence is doing B. forced to thanee their way of living, tem- is threatened by Communistic nicely. UK Grid Squad aggression 1.414 porarily, in the emergency Were all In the mAgv Mrs. R. L. Bradley Is improv- fr eiester• Jaye, Lexington, Ky., April same boat De (Mulles forthright bid for return to ing. 8e-else-- ice Wynn' will be a political bombshell in Paris. ,,,..••••■•••"' Mrs. dubbin's', Lowery is doing Don 1Dopey' Phelps, fleet sopd- But everyone has been most Orton halfback from cooperative in The present government is doing a precari- fine. omore Danville, helping us get the news in spite Ky., has been dismissed from of the strike. ous tight-rope act between the powerful Ms.ggie Ridley is doing fine. Ws appreciate the University of Kentucky hi it. and want you to eisitinue Communiste and other Clarence Walker is improving. leftists, on the one football squid for cutting hi to sioP eY the office, or to drop us a portal hand, and Mrs. M. A. Harris 13 doing the middle-of-the-road Popular nicely. apring drills, Coach Paul iBean ti card or letter. when you have something in Republican Movement and rightists, on the Mrs. Alvin Thorpe Bryant said icat night. dl put In the paper 4We hear there is litUe like- and baby other It would take a mighty light wind to have been The decision to drop Phelps, It lihood of a post office strike , dismi.esed. upset the balance, beam* the strength be- Lindsey Cole has been dis- Bryant said, was made in "fair- Then, looking for the silver lining, we think eween left and right at the polls is close to missed. ness to the other players." bry- maybe yesterday was the first day In history fifty-fifty Howard Shaw has been dis- ant declined to el:borate lur- ther. that our carrier Nerviee in the city was per- For this reason government missed. leaders have Phelps tallied seven touch- fect Not a single subscriber phoned to tell been trying to keep The Gaulle's rising spirits Jones Clinic. downs an Kentucky's us he didn't get grid reviv- the piper! in hand and muzzle him from making politi- al under Bryant Mrs. C. Lee, last fall. The cal speeches Indeed. on March 30. after A. Water Valley. Youngester started the ha; been admitted. slowly be- general delivered a semi-political cause of a leg injury. In mid- With Fourth address at A Jo CATHLY M Mrs. Emma Petite Tile Estate a memorial has been ad- :east:are he hit stride and packed ceremony, Premier Ramadier olosir.spuisY. 141' mitted.' al all his scoring punch We received a bulletin from a went to the extreme of traveling a consider- wrojr14.184 Mrs. W. into three labor organi- T. hicRee has been ad- successive games. zation this week, able distance to De Gaulle's country home mitted. urging that we ask .eachen to Phelps could ask the latter not to Mrs:. Curt Murek not be reached! to Join the union for their protection. Teachers talk politics in any fu- East State Line. is improv- for comment. ture ing. should not join a union because they are mem- official commemorative speeches. Ram- Mrs. Irby Holder is ill at her •--- Mrs. Fred Benedict bers of the "capital (lass" and capital edler explained that if the general mixed hcme on Valley Street. and baby their are doing fine. Anytime—Anywhere stock should be their politics with memorial rites, the government brains. It is up to tax- Mrs. Dollie Cowell anti Mrs Mrs. Franklin House Milted "seeming to support such and baby Calls • payers to corral. social Inequalities that exist political Henry Miler are vlsiti.ig Mr. are doing fine. comments." At the in teachers' pay to avoid clashes and disputes same time Maurice Thorez, and Mrs. M. C. Elliott and :Ara. Mrs. Omea Kendall is about TAXI 3 the Communist leader, in a that have arisen, as well am to bring their speech at a Red Allude ELlott for a few days. the same. New meeting. blasted Management standard of living up to the position in life De Gaulle as a rpokesman BENEFIT LARD PAR7 Mt . r of St. Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the M-111. Elsie Psovow returned HUBERT BYNUM their communities expect to reaction GIVEN MONDAY AFTERNOON Louis Is visiting to some. them to live lip to Mrs. L. L. Oak Ridge, Tenn., after spending When high txactly what De Gaulle told Ramadier Bowen, on Cleve!and avenue. school atudents can earn as much The Altar Society of St. Ed- Easter with her daughter, Mrs. money hasn't been disclosed However, the premier U. as gs during the summer months as their war's church was hostess nas move Herman Drewry. did say the general stated Mons)..__sle,1 from Church teachers earn. argument to continue their that he had poll- day afternoon to a street. to 108 Nor-! Our neat beautiftsiTrnan' anet. !ler - Mrs. Fred Norris will stock of education, fall On deaf ears -Looldn' Ahead. Ideas and intended to express them. planned benefit card new . leave to. / party. 1110 number sight for Ch cago by Pat McGee, In LaCenter Such a tteport from De Gaulle is what one auditorium of the is 204-MJ. to visit her Heavy Shingles Weekly Advance. Woman's Club. Parker daughter. aiul noll- Mooting would expect, for he is very determined was decorated with a McClure vieitcd and profusiop Wing° Sunday. brooks no interference of lovely spring flowers, and Is Ralph Nelson, U 8. District forester, suf- thiS1 Mrs. Martha Houston Complete In Sunday's Easter motif was ear:eel:I end con fered the unkindest cut last Week when a tree speech De Gaulle declared that Joe, returned from Muskegon, HOSPITAL NEWS throughout in tallies. grove WE DELIVER fell on his car. parked, at Cadiz. if a new tyranny menaced the world, "the Mich., Fridley ...near FILtpn• Hospital doing approxl- pads, and napkins. Iced drigies it menthes) county courthouse, United States and France will stand together skit with relatives. at 'Cadiz. doing approxi- were served during the anise P.,tiert•• Admitted in opposing it" Was he talking Mr. and Mee Lea Genie., mately $300 damage to the vehich's top about Com- noon. and a delicious ice (Teat of,l munistic aggression? Muskeeon. Mich., aro Edward Benedict Fulton, Fulton Ralph. who spends most of his time trying to He didn't specify, but course w as enjoyed after tl visItinge Hardware & Furn.Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gardner Boy Nix, Dukedom. protect trees, is receiving condolenees he is being widely interpreted RA meaning games were completed. on Lake direct on the Holmes street. Mrs. 11. V. Putnain,Jr., Fulton. Phone 1 way the that. • Approximately 30 tabies Cadiz tree reciprocated -Princeton of Mr. and Mrs. Other Patients. Yesterday the general, bridge and rook were preseat, Paul Durbin and Leader in calling on the daughter, Paula, returned Lee Roper Is improving. people to and prizes were awarded to he Satur- organise themselves under his lead- day from Louisville, where Jewell Hinkle ia doing nicely. following: in bridge, high score Mr. ership, said this would prevent a dictator- Durbin has been attending following an operaUcn. Fruitless Argument was won by Mrs. King Davis. of the ship, anarchy or overthrow of "the independ- annual convention We. B. G. Huff 17 doing Hickman; second high, Mrs. Don of the Ken- nicely Kansas City.-4/4'). The ence of the state." tucky Mrs. Barnes, "And Hare Southwestern Bell- At another point he said: Hill; third high, Mrs. Ernest State Bar. B. L. Water Val- Telephone "America Mr. and Mrs. James ley. Co.. plugged automatic phonograph and Runde are automatically Fall, Jr and low score Mrs. Wade and sons, Jimmie B. J. Williams, devices into switchboards here which in- Meade, though one has the right to hope they Guy Hale. of Hickman. Mrs. and Tommie. of Fulton. Jackson, Tenn., moved Thomas Eugene lone:, Ful- Fun" formed callers: will not become enemies". France is placed Robert Bell won high score in to Fun ton Sunday and now make ton. between these great rook, Mrs. Frances Edwards, sec- their powers and "the main- home 418 College. Mrs. R. B. Holden "Because of a strike. we are accepting only ond high, and Mrs. Leland at Mr. Wade and baby. No matter how dirty tenance of our independence becomes for us is Fulton. emergency miles If your call Is an emergency. Jewell. low. Door prizes were a clerk In the I. C. trainmast- t Ise the burning and capital problem" One solu- er's office. Mrs. J. P. baby, youngsters get Stream flash your receiver hook until won by Mrs. Ernest Cardwell, Rose snd Ful- an op- tion was for Prance to take the lead ton. their clothes, mom erator answers" in net- and Mrs. Walter Brigeam. Mrs. ting up a bloc of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Forrest Mrs. Smith Atkins, Western European nations Charles Rice won draw prize. Fulton. need nOt worry about Said one Irate customer, who finally A of Memphis spent Easter with Mrs. S. I. Walker, got in order to have "an element of equilibrium table model radio was won Jr., Route 1. an operator: by Mrs. C. P. Bruce. Mrs. Roberts, getting them clorin! at the side of the two masses" Mrs. Erwin Mullins of Fulton. B. S. Fulten. Claud Brinkley, Clinton. "I listened to that man (the recording, for De Gaulle declared "It is clear that the na- The Altar Society wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bugg and M. C. Home, Hickman. Send them to us for dry 30 minutes. and then he tion does not have thank all who helped to make sons. Freddie and Jimmie, of cleaning and we'll return took my nickel." to guide It a elate whose Millie Patterson, Arlington. The company than changed the record so choesion, efficiency and authority measure this party a success. • Clinton spent Easter with Mr. them spic and span! told Mrs. I,eland Jewell B. B Stepheeson, Fulton. that It began: up to the problems which face " The on Came result BIRTHDAY street. Rosa Mary DOwd, colored, "This is a record announcement." of the division between DINNER FOR Parisian France's numerous CECIL McDANIEL Clinton. Laundry-.Dry Cleaners parties, he added, is that Kathryn Taylor Caruthers Von Stephens, Fulton. 220 "no one party is of - East Fourth Street Phone 11 IT COMB 1W able alone to direct the state". Mr. and Mrs. Elam McDaniel vile, Mo.. returned Sunday af- Feed Worth, Fulton. VICIIPIF: ter De Gaulle again pleaded for a government honored their son, Cecil, on him spending Easter with her Mrs. Suzie Counts. Wingo. The rain Is milling everywhere. 20 birthday Easter mother, Mrs. Lynn Taylor, on Mre. W. H. Polsgrove, ninon. with a strong executive power This is con- Sunday at ••••&.•11111111rOomomoo•OoltIN•• It rains on land their home, near Harris, Tenn. Cleveland avenue. Baby Gloria Fay Johnson • und sea: trary to the Communist program which has Dinner was served to the follow- McLean. And When I'm on the picket line. insisted on a strong assembly Mrs. J. L. and a weak ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Jr., left yen Mrs. B. 0. Huff, Futon. TODAY and Alas, It rains on me president Lc rday for McDaniel and daughter. Mr. a two weeks visit, Jualln Atteberry. Cayce. TOMORROW and with relatives In Mrs Frank Allen and daughter, Naples, Neve • Tommy Young, Clinton. FULTON] York. Mts. Jones - Goose Pond. It is weird enough Carolyn. Mr. end Mrs. James will also vls:t Mrs. Robert Oliver and baby, ilhovs 2:40-1:13-9:27 frieeds in Washington, D. C. "Backward Glances" At Fulton to hear the reysterione bellow- Shields and son, Bobby, Mr. and Fulton. Mrs. Mrs. Horton Baird, Felton. ' MP. r4,147,,,,,, Ins ing that comes occasionally be- Claud Joects and elaught•er Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Poe and lit- By Oriole Jewell -looking from I. H. Linnet JRCItfier, cal wild flowers. It is tween midnight and Central City, Ky.; Mr. D. tle daughter, Margaret, of Clin- .. Tenn. dawn. but Mrs. H. D. Grissom and Do yam hold your breath as, beautiful and peaernal looking, a terrifying fear grips es^h mem- French...Mr. James Bordeu- ton -apent eacter evetie Mrs- Poe's- baby. * the Little riaton, Route G. 90ale Vedat.91. movie monsters stalk their and yet ber of every househeld, when the NIckle Joe Borden, and pnrenis, Mr. and Mrs. B. II. victims? in its deepest part our Miss Mrs. W. 13. Williams, Clinton. Do you grip the arms of Itinnater la frightful sound is heard before Kathron Borden. the Alexander. suppose to roam honorees. R. S. Sowell, Hickmen, your chi& RS you listen to the Several the stroke of 12. for limy know and Mr. snd Mr,:. Pam persons have wen its McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. .7. B. Byrn, Water numerous chillers we hear over shadow there will* a death or misfor- R. H. Stneve of Vaniy. or, Song it have been told', but ofthe Sou the radio/ Each guest wished him many Chicas,o and daughters. Mrs. Mrs, Jimmie Roper. Hickman. no one has had the courage to tune in their vicinity soon. 1.1.4C11 *EMUS Many of our local people more happy birthdays. William Clay nod MIE.3 Betty Mrs. A. G. Johnson, Fulton. old If:f lof•I of OM PAW really) Venture near enough to wee what ------. . wiflf live actors one* think of a mystery as just some- —•---- Shreve, tine son, 130. will :sr- Mr:. Erne Hindman. Clin- co•too-o erfrobio * creature makes such a hideous Rig Tourist Year Seen; moliORITY tee tonight. ton. • PUN thing you Wen to otter the reflection. DANCE TONIGHT WARPICI( • PO9BY- PPIS(011. • JAPP BASKITT radio and moesters as things Many Ask Data On Sink. Patients Dismissed. As the story Was told in me, a The Lambda James L. Batts will arrive you we in the movie& not know- No Sorority to- Mr.. EI:Stne Reed and baby. SCIENCE cirrus train was delayed near Frankfort, Kentucky Twen- dance will begin night from Chkaeo to atte:.d and FOX NEWS Mg that we heve a mystery; tonight at 9 Fulton. this locality sonic 80 yearn ago. ty-four thousand maps o'clock Ti. public the funeral of Miss monster practit•ally in our own and le invited to Minnie Mrs. Pearl Armstrone, Hick- eeeesseseenseeseeinee- and the monster then made his folders have been distributed attend. !au ec will be Swift. SeeneenesseeneesseeeeeneeeSeseeseesese backyard by furnished escape Por several days • fruit- the Division of Public Informa- by the Kentucky Colonels. Did you ever consider yourself Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKinnon leas, but secret, search was tion, Kentucky Department of SMAI.I.Mil & more capable of solving "who - made, and then 114 show train Highways. since SARA PEAN returned Sunday to Memphis N WEBB TONIGHT Jan I. 1. CLASS TO AILET after and done-It's' then Eller), Queen or pulled out, leaving behind two Stephen Watkins, commission- visiting their parents.. other fictional ileteetivess If PO. men to The S. 7' Dean Class in TIN SHOP ORPHELIM continue the seareh. er said today The material the was First Mrs. Jesse Fields has returned TOMORROW why not solve our real mystery After two days they also disap- mailed in response to requests Chitsti-n church will have a from Neshville nfter visiting hcr at Wild Goose Pond. • place peared from individuals and tourists luncheon meeting at the 011, Gas and Coal —DOUBLE church daughter, Mrs. Glen Bales. FEATURO — familiar to many old-timers of The meander Is thought to agencies. "From the huge volume W'eCeeeday. April ti at FURNACES Fulton? have slept during Inquiries, 12110. Miss Jeese Nelle No. 1 the day and of a big season of Carter of No. 2 Wild Goose Pond. k Inch Is' traveled at night until it reach- tourists during 1947 is indicat- William Wood Collett, for girls, Gutters and Down Spouts Pleated near ()him River. was ROY ACUFF ed this wild spot, which prob- ed," Watkins said PFfISONALS vlsned her parer.ts. Mr. and Mts. Replaced and Repaired ROBERT BERRY described to me as a SO-acre ably reminded it of its native W. L. Carter, during Easter. in- *plural pond at the•edge of a tin Ill. believed to devil there Velatques. a Spanish artist Telephone 502 —in-- Jack sonse of Memphis spent Mrs Anna Rot "lie of NIGHT nD-ger. forest It Is surrounded still died In 1800. but did not become Chicago TRAIN Easter In nsitnn with•his moth- Is visiting he:* aunt, MrsT'T. Friiton STRANGER OF W water-lilies and other tropi To those Who live near Wild famous until 200 years later. P. TO MEMPHIS er. Mrs. C. a' Bruce. Itslullne and Mr. Mainline on THE -soomC SWAMP miror-m,mr

, April 8, 19 imoeday Evenino, April 8, 1947 Fulton Daily [mdse., Fulton, Kentucky Page Three NIMMS Poetry Rescue By Parachute Babe Returns Entry Major League Training Camps By The Associated Press Evansville, Ind ,-The wander- NGTIME Fort Worth, Tex.,-Outfielder ing Boston Braves and their lop To Baseball rues a-creeping Bill Nicholson of the Chicago farm club, the American Asso- CLASSIFIED - n earth Cubs, who suffered a muscle in- ciation's Milwaukee Brewers, Roth To Be Consultant 111 '1.1J 11," I i.:71i:-.121c7.2J summer flower, jury in Oakland, Calif., two tangle again here today at the To Over Million Boyo. heir wintry bum!. weeks ago, had a recurrence of home base of Boston's chat)) In American Legion Bull • For Salo FOR DELICIOUS pit bar-b q , For your hospitalization, sick- club in the Three-Eye league sandwiches and cold drinks , ness and accident insurance, his injury while acting as a New York, April 8-till-Babe are budding, Manager 13111 Southworth ex- PRICED TO SELL 34 acre harm try Ray's-curb service. Phone! see or call JOHN D. HOWARD. 'es burst forth. pinch-hitter and is on his way pected to use Ed Wright or Ruth is coming back to base- 21i miles southeast of Water 916P -location across from 0.! Phone 318 or 1219. 87-tfc ed by breezes to Chicago today to await the Warren Spahn against the Brew- ball-not to the organised lea- Valley, on gravel road, mail K. Laundry 93-Ste. nust'ring Cubs' arrival at the Windy City. ers, who are likely to send form- gues but to serve as "consultant" and school bus. Land all sow NERD A RUBBER BrAMP? er Brave Jimmy Wallace against to the American Legion junior ed. 3-room house with electri- Wanted to Bent Quick service at the LEADER ) for gladness Little Rock, Ark.,-Mancger the Tribe. baseball program which this city, barn, outbuildings, tim- OFFICE. fe anew. Ten Lyons of the Chicago White year expects to enroll more than ber and orchard. Will sell fur- Apartment or small house, e for laughter, Sox will pause with his "A" Knoxville, Tenn.,- Maurice a million boys. nished or unfurnished. Pos- AUSTIN ADKINSON, Deify• Notice% n bright squad here today long enough Mickey Harris will toss for The former home run king, session. See Fred Sneed. 94-3Lp Leader. tf and true. AUTO INSURANCE. Phone WI. for a workout and to visit "Red" the Boston Red Sox against who leaves today for two weeks Huffing, who hurt the knee he of "resting and fishing" in • For Bent P. R. BINFOltD, 408 4th ngs us Easter, Cincinnati Reds today with the FOR broke last summer while pitch- Florida, yesterday made his first SALE: A new 5-room house street, Fulton, Ky. 701-111tp ughts of God, Rhinelanders probably counter- near South ing for the New York Yankees public appearance since under- Fulton school. Has ONE ye the holy earth ing with Rookie Ed Erautt, who built-in 1111-7tp. The 42-year old right hander going a serious neck operation cabinets Ind glassed for rent. Call 11304 BENNETT'S CAFE, which has Master trod. led the Pacific Coast League in in back porch, lull size base- been owned and operated by hum) was sent here ahead of the strikeouts last year last Jan 6 to sign a contract squad for x-rays and treat- for the ;oh. ment and new furnace. Lot O Bowies Hugh Rushton for the past 100 by 140. Possession April 15. year will now operate under ment. The scene was somewhat re- RUBBER STAMPS for sale All C. E. Hutchens. 94-5tp. the name of Rushton's Cafe. A The Sports Mirror miniscent of the occasion 20 and sizes. Stamp pads kinds sign with the new name was The Dallas, Tex.,-Some fielding years ago when the big boy too. Let us serve you. LEADER By The Associated Peess FOR SALE: "B'' model John installed this week. 90-5to practice is indicated for the St. signed with the Yanks at $80,- Office. Phone 10 cr 1800. Today a year ago-Ike Wil- Deere tractor with all equip- makers Louis Cardinals, who have made liams, N. B. A. lightweight 000 a year. The newsmen, radio _ ments. In good condition 0. C. MACHINE IF YOU are interested in saving 14 errors in their hist five champion, knocked out Eddie people and newsreel cameras A SINGER SEWING Nugent. 3 miles west of reptimentative money, see Charles W. Bur- makers will mee games. The Red Birds commit- Gloat in the first round of a were there to record the event, COMPANY will Crutchfield. 94-7tp. Fulton every Wednesday row for your real estate needs. mite Stephensot ted four miscues while drubbing scheduled ten round bout at but it was a different Babe and be in ------at the Firestone Store, 412 Lake Office over City National ad of on their Houston 7-2 yesterday but these I Philadelphia. a different contract this time FOR SALE: One used small elec- Street. equipped to re- Bank. Phone 61. M-Eite g date. were offset by three double Three years ago--Heavy- Tanned from sun baths but We are tric refrigerator. Apply at pair any make sewing machine. plays. weight Champion Joe Louis nevertheless haggard from the Firestone 'store. 92-3tc All phone takim care of • Lost or Found made his English debut by par- long hospital siege that began calls ielpsOf (I Manager last November, his - promptly. Call 10. We also pay St. Louis,-General ticipating in an exhibition bout hair showed FOR SALE: Strawberry plants, LOST: Taxi license plate No. St. Louis streaks of gray, and there cash fur used Singers. Bill Dewitt of the at London. were Blakemore, a sweet delicious 1288 and city license plate No. Squad his return bald patches left - ---- Browns said upon Five years ago-Babe Ruth, by the X-ray variety and the but, for lock- 830 belonging to Jiffy Cab. Co. training treatment SLIP COVERING AND SEW- from the club's Spring former home run king, seriously for his ailment. er'.. Strong plants, freshly Call 23. 93-3tc. r., April 8-04'ic- was pleased with Shunning a prepared state- ING Call 656, Mrs. Sadie camp that he 111 with pneumonia, was taken dug. $1.50 per hundred. B. B. ielps, fleet sop,- ment, the Babe arose slowly Fritts 119-7tp what he sale. to a Los Angeles hospital and Henderson, Fulton, Ky. 89-6tp • Help Wanted : from Danville, told the hundred people gather- dismissed from "The ball club is hustling,"1 Ten years ago-The Detroit Cl. CONCENTRATED ed for the press reception "they SEE ME FOR COMMON LABORERS WANTED, e of Kentucky he said. "The boys are getting on Red Wings defeated the New A 000D 6-ROOM HOUSE and DDT. Also spraying homes. call me a consultant, but I'm bath on ffJc hour. Call 534-R, C. A. 1 for cutting base and they are alumina. and York Rangers, 4-2 to deadlock Arch street. Really Phone 599. M. C. NAIL, 101 the final round of the National going to work as hard on this worth the money. See Charles DaVANIA, Middle Road, Route )ach Paul (Bear) they don't atop running. It's a program as my health will per- Third street, Fulton, Ky. Hockey League's Stanley Cup occurred W. Burrow. Phone el. 89-8tc 1. 93-6tp. et night. different looking team than you In this spectacular rescue scene, which the Army said mit. It's a great responsibility." 118-15tp to drop Phelps, saw last season." Playoffs at one game apiece. April 1, near Fairbanks, Alaska, Pfc. Raymond G. Kenyon (up- Nodding to the baseball writ- VENETIAN BLINDS installed. or elec- energet- s mhde in "fair- Greenwich, R. I., grasps shroud lines of col- If you want plumbing WANTED AMBITIOUS, per figure) of East ers, he said "they know how I Immediate delivery on many er players." bry- BASEBALL RESULTS tric wiring, call 274-J after 8 ic man with capabilities fOr lapsed parachute of Cpl. Charles A. Harris (lower figure) of feel about kids I love kids. sizes. Only 2 to 4 weeks on 81-12tp Good ) el7borate fur- By The Associated Press p. m. TYSON. farm-orchard work. DAMAGE Yesterday's Results Waltonville, Ill., while Keayon's chite (large, upper) brings They're the cause of me getting made-to-measure. Call for wages. House free. Great op- S1 OP 1110411f Chicago (A) 5 Shreveport both men to earth safely. Harris' ehulc collapsed when a croes• as far as I did. Naturally, they estimate. Z. W. Corum, Phone FOR LOCAL HAULING call portunity after proven ability. seven touch- couldn't swing or me, -Phone (TL) wind blew the two men close together about 104 feet above the that bat 118-W, Union City. 89-1Stc JAMES WHITE 9193 I veterans make $90 month ex- eky.t. grid reviv- thorough inspection by 2. A Boston I A) 7 Chattanooga ground while paratroopers were making a routine jump as part but their encouragement put me or 1212-R-4, Robert Poisgrove tra schooling.) Prefer fine , last fall. The tells you definitely up so high. I'm SEE tfc TERMINIX (SA) getting pretty US FOR JOB PRINTING. Service Station. 80 character: age 26-35; college Led slowly be- termite damage 2. of Task Force Frigid tv% a miles north of Fairbanks. the extent of Brooklyn (N) 12 St. Louis (A , old now. but I want to do what Letterheads, envelopes, state- education; will consider high hjury. In Mid- property. Nineteen I can for them." Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- in your 4. ments, business cards, hand- school (others apply). Write ride and packed expei(mice with more for failing to provide an im- bills, ing and Sport Goods. CITY years of Cleveland (A ) 2 New Yo:k ( N placards, etc Consult us full qualifications. Box 334, iunch into three than 100,900 satisfied clients is Sports Roundup mediate answer to cabled before you buy. We ELECTRIC COMPANY, 206 1. stadium and Schuyler Van guarantee Cartersville, Ill. 94-4tp. s. By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. highest quality Commercial, Phone 401. 1119-de your assurance of TERMINIX Philadelphia tA) 13 Savannah "charges" that she has such a Bloom, one of the club's big- and workman- not be reached ship. ALL PRICES HAVE reliability. Ask today for a (SAL) 1 New York, April 8-C4'1-There I move in mind. In off-the record wigs, is actively associated with; BEEN MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters, • Card of Thanks free TERMINIX Inspection. much fun In bhnting the conversations, Association of- the pro game. During the war i REDUCED. FULTON DAILY care-s, programs, etc. Mary Chicago (II) 2 Dallas (TL) 0 isn't I want to thank the doctors (TL) U. S. Lawn Tennis AcsociaLion, ficials will admit freely that years Miss Betz probably LEADER-Phone 30 or 1300 Burton, phone Clini,co 2851 PIERCE-CEQUIN CO. St. Louis (N) 7 Houston and nurees of the Fulton Hospit- -Anywhere Fulton, Ky. since that august organization their main objection to pro ten- , the best gate attraction at the MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT Phone $3 2 FOR SALJi: Three tine-condi- al for their service and express lie • Milwaukee Boston (N) already has been on the receiv- nis is that it might ruin the gate I amateur championships, so why) SHOP. Otte Notkorlord Represent...Ire ot (AA) 4 tioned sows, about 375, with 24 my appreciation to my many 2. ing end of more verb7.1 ;mulches receipts for the amateur cham- not give the gal a chance, at Ohio Valor Ilermloix Corp. pigs, three weeks old. Also TYPE friends who sent flowers and (I 3 Meridian (SEL than even Happy Chandler.But pionships. But so far no ono has least, to make up her mind? ADDING MACHINE S. 19 Detroit (A) 10 one hay lift, one Lets REGIS. cards or visited me during rtt, 1 it does seem strange that the seen them declaring, for in- 140 WRITERS AND CASH iagement its Advertised WI% Peer 5. grinding and separating fesd BOUGHT-Sold. repaired recent illness. I also Wish New York (A) 19 Norfolk (PL) USITA is reported ready to de- stance, that the West Side Shorts And Shells TEES BYNUM Dr. Carey mill, mower and harrow. ROY- Office supplies. FULTON OF- thank Rev. Barn Bradley 5. clare Pauline Betz ineligible for Tennis Club is insanitary be- Middlecoff, the TERMINIX golfing ex CE JOLLEY, Fulton, Route 2. SUPPLY COMPANY, Bro'her 11. L. Hardy for Philadelphia ) 5 Washing- doing no more than thinking cause it allows a pro tournament -dentist, explains that FICE 93-3tp. Phone 85. -FOSTER ton (A) 4. about turning profesqonal and to be held in the Forest Hills one reason for turning pro when he did was that if he played on B117 S. A BY ROY CRANE! the Walker Cup team there'd be 1 pressure on him to wait until lA MOWN MAST mOM tooling Do nit MACHINE GUN- I after the National Amateur; MAN SILENCE. then there'd be more pressure because next year's amateur is to be played in Memphis. Tenn., his home town... Bernie Mayer, New York U. shot-putter, hart1 been tossing the 18-pound ball around 49 feet with his left hand Please use your Telephone Me Co. and 50 with his right. Coach Phone 1 Emil Von Elting figures Bernie could break the both-hands record if someone would put on the event for him. . John Hendrickson of the Casper, Wyo., for Tribune-Herald protests that! Wyoming didn't sign up big Ron Livingston from the Oaklanel, Bittners during the recent A. A. U. basketball tournament. As Emergency Calls only early as last Fall Livingston RLONDIE wanted to enter Wyoming but I couldn't do it. "Perhaps," John adds, "Ev Shelton was visiting Livingston at the AAU to protect his interests." Dots All, Brothers Herb Kopf, former' Boston Yanks coach, has been trying otit as football broadcaster dor- return ing spring practice at Boston University. He hasn't developed a Itah-Vud accent yet. . . Mrs. Tom Berry, wife of the noted We regret that there is a telephone strike. The aliers trotting horse trainer, tabbed a Phone Ii big, powerful-looking filly from management of this company tried hard to avoid Tom's stable "Mae West". . The NMMIMM.M.O.1 nag's right name is Voluptuous. - • it, and we hope it will soon be settled. 4-4 WINNER GlETS Kiss find tow CI ANY 11)0A1Cq case 40-7:15-9:27 5AYZPPT Meanwhile, please use your telephone only in WHAT 5101 S4Y3 I'M TAKIWG LOCAL and OVER 'THIS of emergencies. This applies both to LAKID AWO L ADDIMG f7 LONG DISTANCE calls. We are doing our best TO 1.4V KOJGDOW to handle all emergency calls and we greatly appreciate your help and cooperation during' this trying time.

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flirt Four Fulton Daily Loader, Fulton, Kentucky Tuesday Evening. .4prit 8. 1917 Famik Gardens Are Praised Livestock Market Attorney HENRY FORD DIEs Lindbergh, one of his close lit. National Stockyards, Ill. April Hie Howard Disbarred For Failure sen neardi friends. 8 -194--(1.18DA) -- Hoes, 12,000; (Continua from rats Hem) Ford In for much Hill Uneven: shippei• outlet narrow: etile for this assertion, but I)., To individ.ualist who Ignored it and barrows and Otte 75-1.00 lower Enforce Gambluig Laws In Kenton Count'-' ista but of an pointed out that than average Monday; sows 50- • developed one of the most cul- rhe had not said he could mak,, bulk Covington, April letee-Ulle Olaa 1 fant y fortunes the world I bombers. Subsequently, at the 1.00 off: Loud and choice .1. Swinford in U. a. District Court.'fleeted with unlawful and 170-250-lbs. Howard, commottweath un- known out of what often ! Willow bomSitunbont reaibeer t olpielant 25 75-26.15; top 25.25; attor- The disbarment applied only savory practice:: of a community. 260-300-lbs. 25.25-26.00; ney in Kenton county, was die been ridiculed as "a lot of , elaw production of the later - to federal court practice:How- "For 12 years gambling on giant deals 00w0; barred today by Judge a eraay Ideas.' aerial 25.75 most good and Mae ard wits ch treed eeth failure to big scale has been carried on in choice 130-150-lbs. Ford, a one-lime obscure hour. 22.25-24.00; • enforce the anti-gambling laws. the district of the respondent. farm youth, also was credited Ford, who startled the medium to cho!ce 100-120-1b. Sawyer A. Smith, attorney for Otte of the laigest gsmbling es- in- pigs 1900.21.50: FITLCIIAM NEWS with having "brought Into be- , dustrial world with his $5 a day "a. good 270-500-lb. NeWii r(I, announced that the de- tablishments in the Middle West sows 21 54342.75: few choice cision would ittg an industrythat changed ' minimum wage in 1914, said he Ity Dade be appealed im- has proceeded to ply its trade, 2300; heavier weights Jones mediately to the course of the world." never worried about 20 50- April 4 the sixth U. S. Dis- Judge Swinford said that most anytheet 21.50; eags 18.00-20.00. trict He developed his industrial excepting Mrs Ford's well by Fulgham Court of Appeals in Cin- of the testimony in the eight- - Pu Cattle, 5,000; calves, high school enters cienati. He empire for which he was (MN 2,500; two trees at the teed he would charge day hearing "showed a sordid openieg active and steady Murray Musical that the U. , said to have refused $1,000,000,- Death came to the elder to festival today, composed S. Circuit Court (Mee picture in the Covington com- strong despite liberal receipts; of Jack- not have the authority 1000, out of an idea for a cheap Ford a little more than a year ie Neely, Martha Jane to regu- munity" and he described the top good and choice weighty Duke, late a state officer, and automobile and an initial capi- and a halt after he had relin- Pr Cluudette Lock and Martha also Citisens Telephone Co., Inc., an steers 2600: numerous loads and Ma- that no (pecifie care had tal investment, mainly by qu(shed all participation in the rie Gatewood, Jerelene Nelson been affiliate of the Cincinnati and lots good and top good steers proved against Howard. I friends, of $28.000 management of his great COM - mid Sammie Jean Wilson. They Suburban Bell Telephone Co., 23.00-25.00; a few heifers and serving I That was in 1803, and at his puny. Fu were accompanied Judge Northern Kentucky as mixed yearlings 22.00-24.00; by Mrs. E. J. Swinford slid in his r death, the empire belonged ex- When he resignea Bennett, Mrs. Glen ceenion: " I ." as presi- medium kinds largely 18.0(1)- Lee, Mies "The first duty which clusively to his family and had dent, a poet he took Marilyn Brown and Prof. any court owes Testimony during the hear- over upon (3 21.00; good cows around 16.00- Dar- Is to keep Ile of- ' manufactured inure than 31,- the death of his nell. Mies Brown will ficers above 1.4s allowed that Howard has son, Ethel, le) 17.00; common and medium accom- suspicion. They 000,000 vehicles. said he wanted to pany at the piano instead should be I served as attorney for the tel. devote inure Di beef cows 13.00-15.50; canners of Mrs. men and women of He was an ardent pacifist, a Lime to "personal Bennett, who has a ewe chareeter lonephosite company since the early affairs."' and cutters 10.00-12.50; medium broken arm. and uprightness I prohibitionist, deeply Interested From other Saturday a chorus of several that their names t quarters, how- aid good sausage bulls 14.50- will nut be con- ii iid susoctIroyi.ogy and in development ever, it was said that voices will enter, accompanied Judge' Swinford said that dur- dissati- 16.00; odd head beef bulls 16 OM of agriculture as an adjunct to faction on the part by the following teachers; Mrs. ing the recent war, when moat of the youits- 50; choice venters 50 cents lower I private citizens er Ford generation, particular- Bennett, Darnell, Wilford Bos- townspeople Fete had diffteulty abhorred war, once with top at 26.00; good and obtaining tetephones, Ford, who ly Mrs. Ethel Ford, had led to R. tic, Mrs. Jack Vaden and Miss "hand- tried stop the con- choice largely 20.00-26.00; medi- books often had to first world the reorganization of adminis- opton Kyle Jackson. Maysville •.oach several phones." flict um to good 14.00-2000. Judge Swinford with a peace ship expedi- tration officers; he came °era- Mehl said further tion to Europe, designed to "get Maysville, that "no effort, worthy sionally to the engineering in - her o Mr. and Mrs. Troy Puckett and Ky., April 8-08— of the the boys out of the trenches by Nome vegetable gardens Earle D. name, to enforce gambling boratory and occupied himself year. con-y home gardens provide a good Wall Street daughter, Hilda Mae, Mrs. Edna Jones, Maysville high laws Christmas." It was failure telltale a priceless reserve Report school in Kenton county has a in his private workshop. retiri for challenge for the industry." Willey and Raymond (Jake i basketball coach for 16 been made that coat Ford $400,000. protecting dietary standards But years, whose by the respondent for the past huain home gardens have done New York, April 8-,4e-Scat- Murphy, arrived Thursday for 1947 Bulldogs won Early in World War II he re- and health, in any more the Kentucky decade. ille F national than set quality standards tered stocks reached timidly for an Ea.ster visit with Mr. and Mrs. state champion- fused to believe the German in- emergency, Prof. Howard for ship, received Prehitatorie lee E. commercial growers, they' recovery in today's market al- Clarence Murphy and Mr. and' the tribute of fel- "On occasion, rams by a 10=1 vasion of Poland meant a real I OW Ilabcock, chairman of the low board have actually increased their though ninny leaders continued Mrs. Kelly Vaughn. townspeople here last night. pollee officer, Putealman Leslie war; he often referred to the F0111141 111 night eie trustees, Cornell University, business, MOIll11101 vice- according to Ruth Van to falter. Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Joyner More than 4011 persona attend- Loud, resulted in presenting conflict in Its early stages at a told the National Garden Con- Denial), of the Butts bureau of human Dealings, fairly active at the of McConnell, Tenn., are here ed a testimonial dinner in hon- evidence to the grund Jury of "phony war." Mlaa0Ula, Mont—y4')--D ference held in Washington., nutrition y n, - fucce and home economics, opening soon tapered. Trends with her dad, Goebel Jackson, or of Jones. It was sponsored by gambling violations against Once it engulfed the United miters blasting a goad U. 8 department on a west and 1 "Failure to keep alive our in- of agriculture. were somewhat indefinite near who has been quite ill for sev- group of friends of the veter- cafe and night club States, however, Ford entered ern Montana mountain She shoeed uncover- urer. terest in gardening would weak- a chart made from midday with small fractional eral days. an Coach. He was presented owners. wholly into the production of ed lee which may have data collected frozen en our position as a people," he from city fami- variations the rule. Numerous Junior and Sonny Armbruster, with two pieces of matching "Indictments showed that war weapons. "I want peace," in a prehostoric glacial Dit lies by the bureau without age. C med. "Through a national gar- of labor sta- pvotals were unchanged. Thomas Wilkins and Billy Car- luggage and a check. evidence the name of he said, "and I'm fighting like E. Remington, of the Forest tistics. This showed an employe Ser- den program we will not only that fami- Hopes for settlement of the penter spent part of Friday in had been added to Hell to get it." vice, said a deep bed Davit lies which had Guests included Adolph Rupp, of clear produce substantial quantities home vegetable telephone strike served as a Union City. the indictment. When presented It was soon after the United ice was found fourteen John gardens basketball coat h at the Univer- In feet be. and varieties of food but will actually bought more mild bidding inspiration. C. 0. Carpenter spent Friday open court the charget were States entered World War II neath the earth's Put it vegetables in sity of Kentucky; Paul Mc (educed surface near keep the knowledge of the art of the markets, than Occasional modest gainers in- and Saturday with relatives near - to a misdemeanor, dis- that Ford asserted that under the east fork of Fran those without Brayer, Rupp's former assistant missed the Bitter Root gardening widely spread among gardens. cluded U. B. Steel, Bethlehem, Union City. as to the operator and a certain conditions he could river. He theorised Cli who now is head cage coach at plea that the ice the people." "Lots of city people probably Northern Pacific, Standard Oil Mr. and Mrs. John Humphreys of guilty accepted from the build 1,000 planes a day. might well have the Eastern Kentucky Stale Teach- employe been there fur Prof. Babcock remarked that took a dim view of the vegetable i NJ), Goodyear, Western Union and daughter, Joyce, and Miss who paid the fine, all He stipulated that the design centuries because met ers College, and Russell Bridges, on the underground he was not satisfied with the counter before they found out "A." Union Carbide and Phelps Shirley Scott are shopping in motion f and after con- must be frozen and that he temperatures at that mere president of the Kentucky High ference with high level eating for nutritional qualities from their Victory gardens how Dodge. Intermittent stumblers Paducah today. the commonwealth must have the technical help probably would not YMB School Athletic Association. attorney." permit melt Of commercial stocks of fruits good vegetables could be," she were Santa Fe, Southern Paci- Hallie Bugg, Jr., at Craig of such experts as Charles A. Mg in the summer. incite and vegetables. said. "Then they became vege- fic, American Telephone, Gen- Field, Ala., has been promoted beim table eaters. Seems to me this eral Motors, Consolidated Edi- to sergeant. Coln) "There is a lot of room for is the big incentive to both home son, Du Pont, Eastman Koddk, corns Benefit Game improvement in some of these gardeners and commercial vege- Anaconda, Republic and in th The basketball *oducts," he said. "By main- table producers—to grow more American Water W Or' season may be over officially, oti taining and keeping alive the and better vegetables and help but the boys and the ball brow n program, thus producing build up the national appetite." increased quantity are still in action. Had of food two games were r a wide area a variety of Goals set by the Food which is deemed necessary here last night with and in Clinton itet en-fresh foods, we set a Agriculture organization of order to maintain for the benefit of our the maximum Boy Scouts. tonal Standard of quality for the corn- United Nations. said Miss Van nutrition. In the Pee Wee •Illercial game Fulgham defeated Clin- The interests. Anyone who Deman, call for an increase in "Certainly that is quite a Coopte/ mitt) ton 27 to 15. .1lies eaten a fresh raw carrot, in this country of 48 per cent, target for all of us to shoot at and the Clinton B -Still of team won over Fulgham B 42- Jone Vitamin A, right out of fruit and vegetable production —whether we are home gard- Pick( the garden, is not going to buy or 39 million metric tons, by eners, commercial truck grow- 36. Clinton her a wilted one from a store. Thus 1950. This represents on ers. orchardists or just plain players: Gerald Crad- a Popu- dock, Billy Barclay, tona Ia setUng the pace as to quality, lation beats, not per capita, the consumers," she said. L. Daugher- — ty, B. Clark, Tarver, Emory and K. Cardwell, Fulgham: Hoyt TI Hutchens. James B. Davenport, Club What do you think railroads the Norman Elliott, M. McClure. Bill make? What do you think they should make? What are the facts? ( House, Donald Graviett and Joe nigh Dixon. of tt ton Clinton Pee Wees: Kenneth The public thinks The public thinks 10.9" Weald HENRY Wyatt, Richard lie NW Aetully the railroads earned woul SIEGEL CO. Long. James futu Simon, Walter Lock and Charles we make 15r, oily 24* In 1948. Bugg. Fulgham: James Shupe, be Chat Pat Kough, Maylor Stroud. Glen To provide the write you wont, Employee Gale, Billy Bone, Elwin Farmer, vide Schedule for the Week railroads need to earn at H311 to n Jr. Collier, Monty Vaden, Mur- rell Lock and Clifford Humph- IS. lit estimates indicate that be I Beginning Ti April 7, 1947 reys. nu with the recent height Nile Referees were William $26 Archer junl and Thomas Wilkins. Inersese, the return ter 1941 will Orle CUTTING DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES be miy about hatl that requilemoht give CAYCE F. H. A. chili Report to Work TI NEWS be 1 SPREADERS and CUTTERS 7 A. M. Monday afte TICKET GIRL and ASSEMFLY GIRLS 1 P. M. Monday The Cayce F. H. A. chapter to t held its regular meeting April for BUNDLE BOYS 1 P. M. Monday 4. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approv- KI ed. If a bus can be obtained, ,r ,..2111111111111 SEWING DEPARTMENT the F. H. A. girls plan a trip to lifiU111111,11- Mammoth Cave the weekend of 11M111111111 pro Report to Work May 9.- Wil ALL FITTING OPERATORS 7 A M. Tuesday A district F. H. A. meeting wet Wel ALL OPERATORS "A" UNITS be held at Murray Training 1 P. M. Tuesday School on April 7. The presi- # F ALL UNIT OPERATORS dent, Mary "B" UNITS, including Jane Bondurant; ing Pressers and Inspectors 7 vice-president, Elaine Rice; sec- ea. ,eal • A. M. Wednesday retary, an' Manon Scott; treasurer, 10% en Bobble Sue Buchanan; two dele- pit: gates, Ruth Jean BUNDLE BOYS Bondumnt and $19 Wanda Stettin', also Miss Paul- ine Waggener, sta Report to Work advisor, are mak- its ing plans to attend FITTING SECTIONS 7 A. M. Tuesday this meeting. Why it takes 6% to make the grade. $3,1 At the meeting we plan to en- "A" UNITS ter our scrap book in an exhibit, 1 P M. Tuesday !repartee research pelts show that, on Pain wage increases granted in have a demonstration of an op- 1946 So when the railroads make only 2 "B" UNITS 7 A. M. Wednesday the average, people think we make were in Wee t for only part of 1946 Set ening ritual, to describe our but cents on each $1.00 of their net prop- most successful 15%. They also think a fair return will be in effect. fur all of 1947; all recreational ac- because erty investment, it concerns you. Ru tivities, and to suggest would be 10Se "Ken- of increased special payroll taxes on The funds for So All replacement operators for the "A" Units will report for work- tucky F. H. A. Flashes" for future new equipment the railroads; and because of a decline in and fre 1 P. M. Tuesday. name of What We Make improvements must conic from our state F. H. A. news- peeneneer busineas. ate paper. railroad earnings and But for the year 1946, with the biggest also front inves lin All replacement operators The F. H. A. tors. They for the "B" Units will report for work- play is in pro- peace-time traffic in history, the rail- H hal Does This Mean To You? will furnish money on ren pu gress, to be presented 7,A. M. Wednesday. on Friday, roads earned amiable terms only if they have confi- April 25. Our only . . . 2'. This; is 'The enewer "P! en ty!" Your standard Ad latest goal reach- dence in the future Mu ed was pruning Itivt than one- half the comparable earl-t- DI I..;ng is the Itisheet in the world be.. earnings of the Alkextra inspectors and repair girls will report for work-7 A. M. the shrubs railroads. around the school. inge for other industries. (Mee Of %POI PRODUCTION. But Maas Wednesday. The You Have club will meet again on The reasons for this low return are rroi 1 u. t.an would not be passible with- Another Stake In This April 18. Even not hard to find. Since 193a reili•ead out. MARS IRA NspORTATION, if you do not own any railroad an (Wanda Stalling, Reporter) which the SHIPPING DEPARTMENT watees have increased 52e/1).% and the mammas provide at low coot. stocks or bonds, insurance commune-) Pr prices) of fuel, materials and nipples; and savings banks do. So Lo why 6% Is Needed you still have Burley "Cleanup" have gone up 616/10%, a special interest in seeing that the WI Report to Work rail- a But freight rates have just recently The kind of service your standard of roads are allowed enough to do a good STOCK MEN and WOMEN 9 A. M. Wednesday Sale At Lexington job au Morning been increased an average of only living require); likes a lot of money for ... for you. fit 'ORDER PULLERS new ecluipaant veld improvements. We are and PACKERS ____7 A. M. Thursday Morning Louisville, Ky., April 8-1(P)-- 17'el.,96—a year after the effective dare To publishing this and other A total of the last, big carry out the poet-war improvement advertisements Fireman report of 34,722 pounds of bur- wage eurease. to talk with you at first Monday Morning at 7 A. M. ley tobacco brought one/rare fie better hand about ft $10,000.16, What About This Year? equipment, tracks, matters winch ore impor- an average of $28.80 a hundred- tern ;nets and moth -in safety devices, a tant to everybody. DI Thread Room Clerk report Tuesday Morning at 7 A. M. weight on the Lexington is estimated be market It that the return for 1917, minimum return of is needed. °On yesterday, total property Investment, the railroad. at the State Agriculture even with the recent freight rate in- made only 2.l9g. Department reported. V ei crease, will be only about half the 6% It was a "cleanup" sale ar- 131 minimum return pros ranged after the official con- required to ide HENRY SIEGEL Co. clusion of the burley marketing the improvements and 31--rvict• o-salsd. season last week. More than This will he because of (acre:teed costs C 835,000,000 pounds during the of materiale and supplies; because ear- ci season brought more than $250,- soutillAiTERN RAILROADS t1 000.000 to growers in the eight- ft state burley belt.

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