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TIME.% A'WASTIN' We're Giving Away Our New Ford December 21. You er some FORECAST: ether subscriber %HI get it. Bet- Kentucky—Fair and a little ter find out details at our office I warmer tonight; Sunday fah NOW. and continued warm. retabtr Evening, December 7, 1946 Five Cents Per Copy Vo. 291 Volume XLVII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Saturday I-C Names New VFW Poo Will Coal Strike Is Over; Lewis England Asks, Sponsor Program 114 _Known To Have Died In Fire Orders Miners Back To Work Chief Agent UN Agency To I Tuesday,Dec.10 Zeke Martin and his Round- At Atlanta,Ga. Hotel Early Today; D. L. Wood Selected As Up- Boys will be at the court At Least Until March 31st Chief Special Agent To Check Troops house auditorium Tuesday night, Succeed William D. Bee December 10, under sponsorship Mine Chief Says New Body Would of the Fulton Veterans of For- Many Victims Leaped To Death Navy Prefers To Appointment of Delbert L eign Wars post. Miss Kitty Scott He Fears Pressure Wood as chief special agent in Verify Reports acrobatic artis, will be featured. • At Least 100 Others Are Injured In Forget Jap Attack charge of the Illinois Central The thow starts at 7:30 p. m. On Highest Court Railroad's police Is announced Made By Nations and lasta until 9,45. From 8:30 IC Announces Nation's Worst hotel Disaster; Fire Harbor by Charles 8. Duggan, vice- to 930 the show will be broad- On Pearl president in charge of opera- SIMILAR PLAN LOST cast. First Discovered At About 3:15 a. m. ORDER IN EFFECT NOW tions, effective December 1. The the radio show, 7--(AP)—Five In addition to Mileage Cut Honolulu, Dec. new appointee succeeds William Lake Success, N. Y., Dec. ta display of war Dec. 7—(AP1-- the Japanese there will be a BUILDING HAD NO OUTSIDE FIRE ESCAPES Washington, years ago today, D. Bee, who has been relieved at (API—Great Britain proposed to- loaned for members of the a major por- trophies and souvenirs la • letter I. navy immobilised his own request. day that the United Nations *- Fulton veterans Second Slash Of 25 Pct, A t, 'anta, Dec. 7-1API—A pre- Workers today Pacific Fleet the occasion by United Mine tion of the U. S. curtly council set up an - in World Der. 8, dawn fire, starting mysteriously be was or- on Pearl railway her- WIMP who fought overseas Set For Midnight John L. Lewis said with its sneak attack Mr. Wood enters tion agency to verify reports Newsman .Sees in the tipper floors of the down- miners back to work vice from the Chicago office of War II. Traffic Manager Reports dering the Harbor. submitted in connection with a , Ins. it Winecot lintel today swept 31, se thas remembered of Investi- at least until March Today, the army the Federal Bureau prupo•eo worldwide troop as- The following statement is the 15-story trusture killing at Court amid be ceremony re-rais- organization he the Supreme with a formal gation, in which sus. made by Albert C. Linton, pas- least 114 persona. pressure su flag that six years as a Fear-Crazed free from "public ing the battle-scarred has completed senger traffic manager, Illinois There were indications the hysteria and Field that including assign- Chinese Arms madam/ by flw over Hickam special agent, The British proposal WM em- Central Railroad. • toll among the 285 guestsguest in the crisis." Atlanta and Washing- which hinny of an economic day. ments at bodied in an amendment A second slash of 25 per cent 194-room hotel located on At. boss told report- however, virtually where he was a bureau sup- plen- Victims Die The miners' The navy, ton, will be offered at tonight's in the coal-burning passenger halite's famed Peachtree street suddenly-salied news "We want to Dump Explodes ers at a ignored the day. ervisor. ary of the general assembly. It train mileage of the Illinois would run higher. Many leaped conference at UMW headquar- forget—not remember—Pearl of a "super- Tells Of Besides holding a 1939 degree called for creation Central Railroad becomes effec- ,4P Reporter to their deaths from the Dam- ters that "in adaties, peak Harbor," one officer explained before Jan. 15 Area Shaken By from the St. Paul College of visory committee" Shanghai tive at midnight Sunday, -De- Watching Bodies Hurtle Mg structure. Others were burn- nessessity requires quantitative an "on-the Law, Mr. Wood has had exper- 1947, to make -spas" Blasts Six Hours Later; cember 8, in accordance with ed fatally or suffocated. production of seal during snob data subedi- To Death On Sidewalks ience as a high school teacher check on all troop further orders of the Office of The fire was probably the a period." U. S. Forces Evacuated Sales and coach of athletics at the ted. Defense Transportation to con- By Chick BoschdAp, .1 saw twioon st hoistteolryclisaAstehreeliki tohfe hnaos: Burley and Shanghai, Dec. 7—(AP)--A serve eoal in the present emer- Dec 7 Lewis ordered the misers back , Minn., high school The 54-nation political com- Atlanta, high school large Chinese army ammunition miry. The mileage reduction four women leap to their deaths; 100 pep. to work immediately. alertnechanic Arts mittee of the assembly defeated Oahe showed at least Born at Delaven. Minn, dump began blowing up on the this time will be 3,774 to add to from the burning Win,off Ho- St. Paul. a similar British proposal re- sons injured Are Heavier 1924 graduate of the outskirts of Shanghai early this the reduction of 3,730 made No- tel in chili pre-dawn darkness, Washington, Dec. 7—(AP)— he is a cently when it approved a Plan Most of the guests were tray% Minn., high school afternoon and tonight, six hours vember 24. today. ,for both sides in the Mankato, providing that all members Of pod above the third floor Off Only graduate of Macales- later, explosions still rocked the Included in the further read- I reached the scene of the in- L. Lewis contempt case Pries Average and a 1928 the United Nations submit fla- the fire was believed to College, St. Paul. area. justments will be the discontin- ferno on famous Peactree street closeted with Chief Justice Three Cents Yesterday ter res on all their troops both at started about 3:15 a. m. an hour — uance until further notice of in less than 45 minutes after the for more than home and abroad by Jan. 1. All personnel of the U. S. Air to, brick and concrete building the Su- As Fleet Sales Week Ends twelve passenger trains, as fol- fire was discovered in time a half today and Both the United States aed Transport Command at nearby i constructed in 1913. It. had after- lows, the final trips being De- see several women leap to their preme Court immediately Hy., Dec. 7--(AP)— Greek Guerrillas Russia opposed the origidial Kiangwan Airfield were evacu- outside fire escapes. It was regular Saturday cember 7 unless otherwise not- deaths,injuries and others to mortal ward held its Volume was slightly heavier on British proposal. ated from headquarters and ed as fire resistant. conference on pending pleas. ed: Kentucky's btuiey tobacco Are Driven Back other buildings Planes at the the Ohio River we The flames v.a-re brought None of the lawyers would the U. N. security South of markets and the price average Meanwhile, field earlier were reported un- trains Nos. 25 Flames were shooting from der control at.'7 a. in. comment when they emerged last night scheduled a will discontinue was off but three cents from the Over North Border council damaged. 14 between Memphis and the fourth, fifth and sixth floors Actual fire damage was from the Chief Justice's chem. for 3 p. m. Tucr.day to and previous day's figure as the first meeting New Orleans and Nos. 33-330 and through the smoke and fined to the southwest side f ben, but the government has Athens, Dec. 7—IAP)—Guer- a new Greek compleint There was no inditation how week of the 1944-47 sale mason consider 329-32 (final trip of the blazes dozens of guests could be the third floor to the roof, asked the high court for an irn- rillas striking at Corymvos, Yugoslavia, Albania god many Chinese were, killed or in- and ended yesterday. that latter December 81 between seen clinging to the ledges or building faces north. Bodies mediate review of the contempt Greece, 18 miles from the Tur- had supported 'maga jured but it was feared some The Katuelty department of Bulgaria Memphis and Grenada Miss leaning from windows. found on every floor above easviellips of Lewis and his Un- kish border, were said in press Greece and to must have perished. Some Chin- agriculture said 12,3310119 warfare within In our mid-territory we will Those not in the NakiRillei Workers growing out today to have been "driv. resubmitted ese, blood streaming from their Ropes made or sheets and 0th. third. pounds won auctioded at 32 reports take up Slam's Nos. 15 (final tray f the e.flame: cuff •the paralyzing soft coal across the B Injuries, raced from the walled discontinue er bed covers hung down the aid- n of markets yesterday for 16.014,132.- en back membership application. December 8 and 16 between In rooms. skim to the north ilitt;i compound enclosing the dump es of the building. These fragile 33. an average of 840.94 a hun- border," Memphis and Carbondale, Ill soldiers and two officers The Iranian question, which shortly after the explosions be- life lines to safety were buffet- There was no estimate the cobrt a last re- dredweight. The average was Greek Nos. 29 and 32 between Chi- Whether missing in the 24- the security council has n gan and ed by the winds and streams monetary loss to the over the $60.97 Thursday. were reported cago and Champaign. except sort will agree to watching for months, was r Portions of the walls collaps- of water which was sold in 1943 for wIll not be hour seesaw battle. for Thursday and Friday trips atm at Onee Lexington% vast market handled yesterday with Iran's int*. ed. I crossed to the hotel entran- proximately $850.000. Mrs. alameneed carotenes in Thh Yemen in Thrace, Macedo- a by No. 29. and Friday and Sat- the ed 201,1151 pounds. Elsewhere mative statement that, Thousands of Chinese living cc, barely reachint the door- Lee Irwin of Atlanta, amass non& an aVerage Thema), small army iirday trips by No. 22. sui,_Dwnir, bad it Wed wia grows 111,1114,149.114 nia and through her Tehran the dump were drIss itottlAtrit. wosmui,s body t- oontisplat to claim Ow near 110100/1111151sis ins. allite1101)^40 *mina had- fear from their homes. *esirni Lines ire - the- dismay lte lb m111411'. meld Sr., • Theerwak figure t in mopping up leftist troops street at my feet vine, Ky. sebethr seternets for the cases that moven...rat of Iranian Cause of the explosions was discontinue Nos. 15 and 18 be- landed in the mediataly• police elec- could be seen draped Lwls Imre mums In waive day. bands. Into Azerbaijan to not determined, but Chinese au- tween Ft. Dodge and Waterloo One body The hotel, though not one was the starting today might "re- both Decem- groUtiuely over the ledge of a the largest in the city, their right to a 20 day delay and Danville's $45.64 In the Kozane-Phliorina area, tions thorities—presumably fearing In. (final trips of considers- highest avenge recorded yes- sult in disturbances." rushed truckloads of ID, and Nos. 13 and 14 (nnal balcony which the marquee , classed as one of the city's 1 arid to immediate however, a hit-run band was said sabotage— ber l request terday. A total of 643,084 pounds • to cordon the area the latter December fit covers. int; hotelries. tiOn al the government's to have looted 10 villages in 48 sources in touch with militiamen trip of sold there for $293,524.83. The nearby barracks Chicago and Waterloo I started up the stairs, but at: Mayor William B. by the full court. was hours. No casualties were re- on the troop cen- Others from between $33.25 at Paducah. where British views scene early with the second floor heard that sev-I announced that an WV Low *am ported. had given "seri- were on the Presumably Chief Justice Vin- marketed for sus said Britain rifles and hand eral of the trapped were jump-jUon to determine the cause /729$ pounds were A Salonika press report said raising the is- steel helmets, 17110044tt, Inc.,. ous thought" to int from the rear of the hotel) the fire, the most costly in ii a0ti 5211,411943. civilian occupants of three when the grenades. on hisedrinincee elati=1-11 33 sue of verification Soldier into an alley. I ran to the rear the city's history, would Neither Mayfield nor Winches- trucks were "kidnap- before The explosions could be heard Negro ! in yen and discussed a course of military troop census plan comes of the hotel, but tripped over gin immediately. ter held sales. by a band at Koftero, near failed last throughout Shanghai, causing actibn with them. ped" ; the assembly ?Main something lying on the walk W. H. Rogers, a fireman, Tennessee's sales Thursday Thrace. U N instant fears that a civil war Xanthe in I week In the 54-member An elderly man sobbed hysteri- finding 18 bodes on one White House President totaled 3,896,834 pounds at an her battle might be developing. Kills Sergeant of At the political committee to get cally at the side of a woman he , The room in wh worked on the speech average of $4029, bringing that Thousands of windows near per floor. Truman plan approved. was trying futilely to lift. were un crisis he will broad- state's volume to 16,479,209 for the dump were shattered and they were found on the coal Halsey Army Prismier In Reich It was too dark to get much and all (CST) tomorrow the first four days of sales at gull The British were ubuerstood others miles from the erne ed by the flames, cast at 8:30 Wounds Two Other Men, of a picture of the scene there night over all radio networks. an average of $40 32, the depart- to feel that if the issue was rais- were rattled. of the; P so I returned to the front one room where The President, faced with a ment reported. ed again they might obtain ap- Fires Into CO's Office tion. In building again. Several other' young girls, rapidly mounting fuel shortage Is Retired proval. However, authoritative Breeders To Meet of them women 1 13°°1ies of five States other than Kentucky Angus Frankfort, Ky.. Dec. 7—(AP)— guests, most another a woman and th and industrial paralysis, made sources said the decision wheth- hurtling down into the and Tennessee sold 2,126,808 Ky., Dec. 7— Third Army headquarters an- came children. no engagements to receive any Request For Inactive er or not to introduce their plan Madisonville, outstretched firenets. pounds Thursday at an average Western Kentucky nounced today that a U. S. negro Emergency mortuaries *tiers in order devote his might not be made until late to- (AP t—The Of the 15 or 20 that I saw of $37.99, bringing their pound- Duty Granted By Navy; Breeders Association will soldier-prisoner, bent on killing set ttp in various parts of time to preparing the address. It day. Angus jump, none walked away. They age for the searon's first four Led 3rd Fleet annual meeting here his superiors, grabbed a carbine city, and a count of the d will run at Jena 20 minutes Formerly The British argue that unless hold its hit the nets with such force 'days to 8,302.069 at an average night, it was announc- from a guard and fatally shot was difflcult. The munici White House officials said. 7—t AP)— the troop figures are verified by Monday that firemen couidn t hold them of $38.49, the department added. Washington, Dec. by 0. M. Kingston his top sergeant, wounded two trs oorrk,egdueitat hGadrac31: Hospital F. (Bull) a U. N. commission they will ed today managing to Supreme Court attaches said Fleet Admiral William other sergeants and fired a mean very little. president. cinhecmk c't1.1hteircalzeeasp,. that Clark was accompanied by Halsey, Jr., the hard-hitting volley of bullets into the office no more. com City Detective E. B. Brooks I could take John P. Sonnett. Assistant At- tough-talking, war-time of his commanding officer. under Highway Dept. told me of seeing one woman With the names General who prosecuted mender of the famed Third The dead sergeant was identi- a torney Collie descend a sheet-rope three trol, firemen kept up for contempt of court in Fleet, is stepping aside to let Scout Trains Prize as James Clinch of Lincoln, Lewis Gives Contracts floors to an extension ladder' Procession bringing the to call off the strike "the young fellows take over." refusing Neb. hoisted by firemen As we stood and' injured from the but and John Beecher, another gov- Halaey's action was announc- Frankfort, Ky., Dec 7—(AP i— De- defendant, who was re- talking, we watched a woman Bodies from the upper fl ernment attorney. ed last night by the Navy The The State highway department being wounded back over the ledge of a ninth were removed via a bridge w They said Lewis and the mine partment. A spokesman said the captured after cra Yesterday awarded three con- to escape floor window and start down a was built across an alley-way were represented at the Admiral had asked to be reliev- twice while attempting workers tractstot $616,684.93 for truck, was rope of twisted bed clothing, an adjoining building. by Welly K. Hopkins, ed from active participation in in a commandeered conference road improvements, including Between floors she lost her, The Red Cross set up & counsel, Joseph A naval affairs, and that the re- identified by the provost Mar- chief UMW work on another section of 118- against the water ,dren- l cial disaster staff headqua chief counsel for the quest had been granted. shal as Pvt. L. A. Henderson of footing Padway, 25 between Livingston and Cor- ched building and her body for identlication of the Henry Kaiser of the San Antonio, Texas. AFL, and bin. He added that Halsey, who i.s started swaying and slowly' but an official said oh UMW legal staff. U8-25 is being relocated and 64, had been ordered to proceed Provost marshal said of flames names would be difficult were re- The turning in the light Sonnett and Padway shortened between the two cities to his home Officially, the P.0 - had just been sen- her feet. We watched cause most of the bodies have told court offi- Henderson lapping at ported to and me of yesterday's bids was non does not constitute retire- tenced by . Mannheim military as she turned loose and hurtled in night clothes and many there would be no state- cials to 0. V. Arnett of Berea on his ment. Fleet Admirals, the court to six months imprison- down, flat against the walls burned or mutilated on the nature of the con- ment low bid of $298218.18 for grad- spokesman pointed out, do not ment for unauthorized use of an screaming. y recognition. erence or its results. ing and draining a new route retire; they are merely relieved army vehicle. The defendant hit the marqueel Police Chief M. A. Ho frdin Livingston to a proposed Men an active assignment. grabbed the gun and began a wi.th,00ad:sicmkeuntltnegredthudBrooks, I said "at least 25 or 30 pe nr bridge over Rockcartle As long as September. 1945 wfid outburst of shooting while "I were killed by leapipg f MSC Has Room For ri .er. A contract covering similar Halsey, describing himself as he hunted for his top sergeant knew she couldn't clear that work from London 4.8 miles to- "an old man," announced that and commanding officer. marquee." (Ceetioed on Page Four) Bigger Enrollment, wdrd Corbin already had been he wanted to step aside in fav- The Army announcement gave Frantic fear seemed to catch awarded at a coat of $103,541.44. or of younger men. this version of the affray: the trapped at that point and President Reports Admiral com- as fast as firemen could clear Frankfort Couple He was a Vice souting threats off manding aircraft carriers in the Henderson. the net of a broken body, an- Murray, Ky.,—"We welcome of his first sergeant, it. A Pacific when Pearl Harbor Was in search other would smash Into By G all new students and have room 65 Cents A Pound negro, and his company corn- attacked. First he was assigned a piercing wail traced for at least 100 or more of Finding the first sear- nman f ul' - Say to defensive patrol. Then he mender. the descent of those who Jump Fumes, Police them", Dr. Ralph H. Woods For Top 4-H Calf outside the orderly room started to attack. geant ed, tapering off like the eerie of Murray State Col- the defend- Daytona Beach, Fla , Dec. '1 president Early in 1942, he led a task of the trucking unit, 'cream of a shell disappearing stated this% week. A 1,030-Pound calf that sold (AP).—Mr. and Mrs. lege against the Marshalls and ants killed him with three shots. into the distance. farther pointed out that for 65 cents a pound won for force Frankfort, Ky.. He Next he led his force Henderson then opened fire It chilled you to the depths of Henry of effort is being made to John Rom of Boyd county the Gilberts. in their apart every Wake and Marcus. Then on two negro sergeants who tried your soul. It left you sickened found dead house the students comfortably grand championship in the against He was 78 club he took a hand in the Doolittle to block his way into the com- and weary. I here yesterdiy. to provide the best possible Northeast Kentucky 4-H and on Japan April 18, 1942. pany commander's office. I shecouple3. opportunities for them. fat cattle show at Catlettsburg raid said college five October he took Coroner E E Donovan winter quarter will begin Sixty-two calves from The following The company commander Leo Jackson Rites Held The the south Pacific was asphxiated by 2, 1947 ant, will end counties were exhibited and sold conmund in bolted his office door, so Hen- ,4t Bardicen Thursday January won battle of Santa from an open gas jet 15. All 1.SW students by 4-H club boys and girls arr the derson ran outside and began March -June, 1944, he had Ky., Dec. 8, (Spls kitchen. He termed the at the soministration Twenty calves Averaged 818 Cruz. By mid firing wildly into the window. Bardwell, should be aver- out of a Job in were held at accidental. December 31, at 8 &in pounds and sold for an worked himself The captain was not hit. Funeral. services building and 42 by the Rev. F. B The bodies were found registration. The last day to age of $31.78 a hundred that area. Rozzell Chapel for pounds was assigned com- afternoon a milkman noticed the for full credit will be calves avereging 585 _Finally he Alexander Thursday register of $21.88 of Third Fleet, the 80, who was gas coming from the a 4, and for limited cred- brought an average mand the Crass Fire for Leo JecksOn, J...... 4•Ary wiu Job held when the war .4nother about engaged' for the cOuPhil. 8. Students now in Average for all 62 calves that he killed Tuesday afternoon it January ended in August, 1945. a minor 5:30 ear in which he came here by bus from Ken will register Deceinber 13 $UM Firemen extinguished when the sehool Tom was into two oth- Wednerday. No class work is sehedu. the 12. of Brookville. N grass blaze in the rear of riding crashed and 14. have shown A GOOD SCOUT—A part of Christian. West of Paducah. Mr Survivors are two aona, days. Final taw- The disastrous 1927 Missiardp- Investigatkins took advantage of that Franklin's home on Third street er cars led for these Chat cold storage of training offered by the Hoy Y., of Bard- of Owenton, Ky., and LIMO the fall quarter are pi flood extended more than L. freezing and for his collie won a first shortly after noon. Damage was Jackson was'a resident Mations for foods destroy- bacteria but do Scouts in the feeding and care training Frankfort. December 16 and 000 miles from Cairo, Ill., to the his school's pet show. slight. well. to be held on not sterilise. of dogs. Apparently Scout JONI prise in 17. Gulf of Mexico.

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7, 19.16 Saturday Evening, Decernter 0 Fulton Daily Loader, Puha% itentscky 'Pap two Wall Street Report /County Agents Are Santa To Given Certificates DOOLUTLES 1946 New York, Dec. 7—(AP/— THE stocks pushed up briskly in to- Eaton* Chicago, Des, 7—AP--.Four pang rails monop- Yukon day's market with were among those DAILY SINCE 1898. Bring Many olising the advancing column in Kentuckians long-expected receiving distinguished service 400 Main Street Fulton, Kentucky the wake of the of 1 EVERY WEEK DAY iVENING. rate boost certificates in recognition PUBLISHED DUSAN freight the last year 1 AUSTIN ASKI5I••14 fast at the opening their wort titian; Kids Dealings, i.trit 1111.0 SCiTON Games For of war NANACUNO (DITCH, and gains of frac- /ram the Nethnial Association , . PU•LIIINCIII quieted later yes- 4 or more points were County Agriciatural agents under act of Co larchl 1879. Oldest One Now tions to 1 second CIONI matter at FultokKenluoky, here and there near site terday. They were: Sabred's reduced Falmouth. TN CIAIIIIIISIO SUCTION. boar. Robert W. White, sullmosirwriow swam eita aces SOX Offered Played Lebanon: Ii. B Telephone 30 The rate Increase, averaging 0. H. lIsrifea, ON naaucav. Ilg and S. c saivasevieim• wassail ou•sterree 4,000 Years Ago 17_3-3 peroapt, was better than Forkner, Burlington, is gertgehilie gadded to use for leaked for Bahanait. ASSOCIATED Mat The tawriciatted Press most Will Streeter, 1 dolman or THE this paper and Mee the keel news rabbles& bide for all car- reproduction of all news dspatches credited to EDUCATIONAL and virrnelke 1 SORE rier imam flooded the ticker 10051 MiltillfelleD By Vivian Brown tape in the initial bulge. War In Spain Simla Pe ihtburate, II.. Dec. 0-- AP) - Ideological AP lietwafeatures Writer In bent woe election In more than a decade. Railroad, South- 116, a neared MacKensie, Al Mika% Alltales free Santa's mak of Christmas Pennsylvania Edward N. ltaillet, fa Dewitt your correspordeut it very Pacific, leathern Railway Of one thing reflects a new era of ern marahant, was accidentally 1 Analyst ci ant want any 'mos Northern, Northern Pa- certain: The peop'e of Spain prosperity, veering sway from Great death last night of the list one Chesapeake & Ohio, Balti- strangled to arguments in the United Nations pollti- more civil war. The nosrors wartime games which were Wet cific, 1 ."`The ob- & Ohio 1411-K-T common •Mber int wag 'wedged *Owen over how to deal with the are too fresh in most minds. And lta very OS teaching lunior about ma- more ilonunittee preferred, Public Service of door at his car 3.1(1 111 1 hot, and they the United Nasons handle guns, tanks and Army rifle. and the opes 1 regime have been rious that unless chine United Cotes American the very care- "RIM Uncle,' N. J.. indde wall of lar garage as the 1 been frank about Franco, but while this highly compl cated situation One new game, Westinghouse the inflationary trend, Can, Anaconda, wisehine zoned backward after !a that the Oeneralissimo's govern- fully, civil war might be precitnatted. mirrors Electric and Allied tutus : providing the whole 'family with Gmeral Healey had alighted from it. there is no unanimity about United States already :',.5 nets Mart must go, The the opportunity of making and Chemical. civil strife officially and use tak- rose aulistan- bow to get rid of it danger of losing paper fortunes in short Railway bonds 5. any UN operation littich were *toady debates have ranged a wide field, but en a stand against order. Everybody starts with $10,- Ually Commodities " The a catastropar Britain. have noted nobody has ventured might prcdnce cuch 000 and tries to pyramid it to as tar as I Densocra. os take feeds THE LOVE on the basic cause of the and most of the western $80.000, while good and bad Ups After thawing, foams put his finger vernment, act- the same spoliate the UN members. Yet that a similar view. The French g( from "Rich Uncle" complicate are subject to BEAUTY SHOPPE oes among influence. developments as ether Aberdeen terrier's ing under ‘ery strong communist tdeculetors' hasards. and toxin lag Merano Street Is as Men as my of feeds. is for strong-arm tactics in gettiog rid "Make a Million" is another sisisiter nom. that uses money Franco. game favo:'te Neer Moue a5me old .delogical war that hail in large denominations for • •it's the set forth the Amen- cards assressibIlity Lie l'06. two great blocs—the Russian Senator Tom Connally acUon. Old pre-war ones, ibeirecial MS predated the before the U. N. test nationi and the western Demo- can viewpoint succinctly "Monopoly" and "Finance," also ear Auto tilemlnated day. He reth- Sae Me '.'10?Iir Ora Peel,(11‘birver) bloc wants to get rid of the political committee .the other share in the current popularity lasuraace des. One and sad he such manner as will stet U. S. opposition to Francs of bog business 1/111111011 for faintly Brasa! !Pine° reg me in in P.1. or a Soviet, while would welcome any Democratic change fun. $07 MOW in the estabil Meant - 108 Fovea St. prat of Spain Spain which would protect basic human On the cultural *tee of home Wilier wishes to give the people can ' She freedoms. Uncle fiam will take part game fun. Susie and Johnny to have a really free election and rights and game .dbanee action .against the present play "Send.," the favorite their own govemment. in any necessary 4:800 years ago. pi* the UN charter, if and when of the Pharaohs early this year and regime, under Egyptian department of the was in that country a threat to international The living peen m. in this regime becomes Museum of Art In 't believe there is any such an even- Metropolitan Sunfliy, how the peo- peace and aecurity. Pending New York, whose Egypt Collec- or outstie IL who knows coercive men- They might tuality America is opposed to tion contains an ancient copy of OM would vcte in a free pleb'ecite. severance they Lures by the United Na none, such as GARDEN *RFT. allaffille ter. the game discovered in a pyr- Mon.,'tsses. Hlitit a return of their monarchy, or was masted by of diplomatic relations or the imposition of TO WOMAN'S OLVB 11111111NO The =setag amid tomb, tielboboratod en the , declare for a republic. It's a matter of president, Mrs. it. W. flaws the economic sanctions. Britain agrees with that. The Fulton Woman's Club the rules for this new version of speculation, because they haven't had a Mrs. °limn Labia read the mkt- SHOWS — Seri — 5:14 1418 home was a scene of Christina, ohiert heard game known. _SUlt4Y • beauty Friday afternoon at 3 p Mai of the November meeting The "genet" beard has !en • Edwards and Mrs m. for the program presented bp and tin. C. B. safety squares 011 each side and Department. Witgion !Boyd gave the treasur- in between consisting the Garden re- a "valley" The clubroom was &Unsettle er's and Itbriulan's ripest, double soriares. Each pl 3 y- Edward Sent- of ten with skillful and artistic spot:Neely. Mrs. possesses a Pharaoh and four READERS SAY for the Junior er OUR orations. A huge Oltrailimas ttinenreported pegs. The Went of the gene 'a lights and gay - % CUD. Pha- with colorful Mrs to eliminate the opponent's. moments was phased on Hee Elm. Maws meantime and pegs by landing pieces Greetings To Fauterals Reed, ottatrman of the raoh Prefers watt- .stage. The mantle held a lovely Cillit it their potations in the valley. • as is done would last a whole day, for the °oaten Department, who tate°. We Informed that an effort Is being arrangement of greenery 4trid •Ileativadepends on skill in man-s plant Is murnping one million gallons of water duOid Miss Nell Warren. Miss ft buy a cholorMator for the city water Christmas ornaments. elevating numbers obtained from per table Ewen presented a group of t. This is wood news. Chlorination, der A beautifully draped EI- Iliee throws to provide maximum reindeer in the eina-, boys in two vocal selections, Is the only way the Clinton, HIclunan, South Fulton, and the I. held white and peril for the opponent and safe- liglijrt chlorination, glowing candles in ail-- leilt Night, Rol ," free from contami- chlorinate their water. This Is the ter, white ty for your own Pharaoh's force ly can be kept C. Railroad ver candelabra, and silver orn- "Caine All Ye Is a A thit chlorine- the typhoid, diph- TosaniX Mais,ma's Little Helper 11010111. Mane of us might fear only means of destroying aments arranged by Mrs. I. fh, The water. But scarlet lever, and dysen- melt Tim ilea would. ruin the tuts of our theria, tuberculosis, %owes. BrW e tlitignedthe askeepke of !s acieniqically gbiortaated.., tie teryas the water. These sYsterpas af Wreaths of holly on lobes and play on hilleit wage /Maid Clements, David 5 and 10 busy and at scarealy be detected. 'nation are in constant operation. Pulton oindows were arranged by Mn Daniels, Th's new "Children't .Amon put ferivtm, Delbert, Worries, Joe Pla- their own. announced that a abiorim- needs such a system to protect its water Dick Bard. Mrs. John Sari vets entirely different In one city they ne, latibby Bose, CUM'Binford flour" is throe on a mean date. In charge of mantle decoraiiont. the chil- tor wee to be installed J. C , Kelly Lowe, Jr.. 'Sax McDade games, each providing it was instal:ea Hostesses were Mesdames wtth 28 nitrates of fun thinit notifying the public, to the health Moore, J..0 and Charles E. Marrow dren in to supply.Bad water is a deadly menace Sauget, Hoyt Mrs supervision. These in- S Week ahead of time and no one called !n Terry, A. W. Mc- Mts. Reed then presei.ted without and life of every man, woman and child White, Daley an in- clude Porky the Pig, a noisy But on the date it was to have been T. J. Smith, 0. B. Daisy H. Terry, who gave OF.TIII1 ANS PDX Fulton. This year 10 of the 31 samples of Clellan, story. card game. thy ABC Milling MANCII several hundred people called in terworth and John Earl. Perms tereding Christmas - = Fulton water taken by the Health Department the social hour the Oarne. involving the hooking of widisossaggmbiewsboossamessammegiopergligillitaliffsei eclitipiained about the taste of the water. were Mesdames Ray •0 During _ ...re contaminated. We have had at least hosteme,s served delicious re- alphabet letters, and Pea-nut the surprised to learn that they had and Jim Hutcherson. Miaz41.1 :1- were eases of typhoid in Fulton in recent roam- Detain:tents. Siephiset a board game. Sunny, ,Cer chlorinated water for a whole two nest Bell prodded at the 1101111 drinking patient had to pay several hun- Mr Claus also has a packful Scientific chief:Ma- months. One 'Mob without realising it. not cottating lusts of streamlined word-building Moeda' y million parts of dred dollars for medicine, NEWS a k only two-tenths per etc. Another PERSON ALS HOSPITAL games which provide happy from wort Inconvenience, illness, competition president of the him obii, source of fireside L patient died in the I. C. In:spits' at Paducah. Cap Maddox, nicely. and children and, in- to the State engineer's report, Kentucky Athletic OUL- R. It. Belew is doing i for parents 1110130rding We are constantly gambling against, the pos- West and baby have cidentally, give 'ne younger net defects In out water system cials Association, Is in Princeton Mrs. Gay Fry Bah are two sibilities of a serious epidemic in Fulton. dismissed. a keen educational stimulus that we do not have today and will attend an Asso- been MN, from toe fact Therefore, we commend our city authori- J. E. Powers has been admit- along v-ith their fun aerator is open and 1:11- ciation meeting at the Prince. 41111erination. 1, The ties in their determination to adequately ted. If Junior is an athlete in the storage basin is not ton Hotel tonight. improv- 11Toteeted; sled, i2) the parity and protect our city water supply. We Mrs. Betty Favalts is milking, and even if he isn't, he method of Pvt. Billy B. Scruggs, now sta- allequately protected. The present much rather meet happy, healthy Peo- ing. probably will enjoy a football would tioned at Wright Field, Dayton which seta a lithjorinating the water twice a week will help of our city than to conduct game "Pigskin" ple on the streets 0., arrived last night to spend a Haws Memorial realism in football tattle during the days it is apnl'ed, but epidemic. A. Harris is doing high for ^ funerals during a deadly 80-day furlough with his moth- Mrs. Si. even providing for the liji•yes five days a week when the water is games, W. E. Mischke er, Mrs. Hasel Scruggs, Carr players removal from We wonder if such chlorination Ed Prtelds Is improving. "injured" Alatirotected. street. Mrs. the field during the game. Miss Rose /Rehr is doing fine dwarfs an ridge. I think the Tapp story is Mr. and Mrs. C L. Maddox Griffin is better. good for lumber, week to Mrs. Grace acre of corn In one the key to timber conservation wese in Paducah this Thompson is improv- eighth of an Nathan Mil- Herman Christian Co. 4-H of our pecan bottom fields, and in Kentucky. attend a concert by is up In Tilghman au- ing. I know I ought to cut it down God made our trees. It stein, violinist, Mrs. Mollie Stubbs is do,ng Calf Sale is Held but thus far I haven't got to us save them from ruthless ditorium. criminally around to using the old crosscut loggers and from Misses Martha and dim Pettus 1115. Wren Milani is doing Ropkinsville, Ky, Dec. 7— on it. careless people who toss live are spesellpg_ Eve (AP) Christian County 4-H club saw leaves of of Memphis atie this all about? Well cigarette butts into weekend with Mr. and HIM- Is. Porter is Improving. members received $33,191 for so What% embers on camp I'm getting around to the point grass or leave 0. Bradford at their haft ele . .4. IL Ansa is Improving. 164 Hereford club calves at a A twrod• CtLO you have already suspected I m sites. Third street. an.0. D. Voek is better. We following a livestock show Planet ii 1001111 nice- here yesterday. we r. ...de that driving at. It is Kentucky's for- Cleoltus 0. Willidelb1 *raj. D. AS we get older little Pfc. The calves, fed and handled celebrities arc, for the ests, which have received returned *nue aft= attention from anybody but the A. C. Allem is Going fine during the year by the 4-H part, just Ake the general Letters To timed in Berlin, an average are note- Federal Government, which now Allan Eill• is better. members, weighed of humans. They the past year. He is sendibig brought an aver- I' one or more has 433,000 acres of Limber land ilyrd is bellernririll• of 1,047 and because the; do Csaliarge from the arbe- of $25.41 a hundred than other folks under its jurisdiction in the Bee Crete is better. age price better Mrs. Clanton moshora nnd ad- They had cost the Among hundreds of Mate. Santa Claus Tieing has been pounds. . Mrs. John Kiser at Mean, Mina. members $15.25 a hundred at a I have known less than Our gross forest area is esti- in abate December 2. 1948 are spending the ebbed Simon has been --awing in November, 1945. I a down of them bob up In mated at 1,493,581 acres. Nashville. Waodrow One of the Our forests have two main Dear Santa. idliglINM• a memory often. I a train and a caterpii- Morris spent yeelerdety been preoccupied man who enemies: indiscriminate loggerr want Dudley UM Wayne lognuan has was a ler. Please. Paducah. a a rhymes when he didn't and fires. In aissimaiit. Wrote Mayfield Jerry • Effective Dec. 16 work at something else agriculture committee for Bill Morris was in 0"ra Raelthens and The Ronald to Ineinees 1 for the wolf from his door the Committee for Kentucky yesterday attending Pees have been admitted tuisimaistos.iint keep with the Tribune UNION t aid time he was on the edi- headed by Dean Thomas P In connection tastedetemmies. WESTERN Standard Die- of Ken. Coal Output First reek Pe/ravel held there MAC Overman Yates has been sum staff of the Cooper of the University and 1011/1:141gbt:teatC4:657::;0„isisoodti:siso viselos of Mrs. Galloway worked tucky College of Agriculture Of Strike 2 Million Tons Smith Heatheott of Detroit sibeabord. later has teen dis- Service Jody's, *Pa same room with him and says 40 per cent of the tote) Mich., is visiting his brother, a- Menke Munson Ham's Radio dew Dec. 6--I AP — Heath- phily g him far beter than I did lands of the state need forestry I Washington, lio Illeatheott, and Mrs. missed. will be located at child's *CisSaffitotarellattitig in The National Coal Association's your Was across a corridor, the development. tett. Si Even the late la- production report for the week Hallea 205 Commercial Ave. e tiny/ter .40171ot' office of /nest Kentucky, which I know Mrs. L. R.slalom yrs seems Ma. henna° Miran and Mrs v Literary Digest. But my ended Nov. 30—the first full teaser. ad- og better than other parte of the work to he tweeds IdEL Loeb issed Illikitionion twee 'bent in builder with diacsgsreasicoitn lir0•14.000 speaking acquaintance ruth- week of the current mine eller :with fir. and dlaiire state, suffers mostly from bi- row reousessore.airtingli,b odor, him is something I shall May- stoppage—today estimated Elailtbeent. (2TY ELECTRIC Cf). :gleaning less cutting of young trees. at 2,000,000 Mrs. Ins 0r patients are Mrs. West tiic.nondves cherish. Why? Because will some day tuminom output ft. N. faits Na- no try be the legislature tons. site and AMOR and baby. Mrs. Leslie taws Ogee: peas a law forbidding the cutt- Of It beets are weekend Imam ma. llarbasi Elliott, Mrs snd E two feet Hell pa, are made by fools ing of trees leas than Production in the correspond- Of *lady aunt. Mrs. Prank IL W. Iburros and baby. B. P me But only God can make in diameter at the stump. The ing week last year was 12,390,- Illialraft street. Sirs. W. E. Jackson and • can lients, Dr. T. M. Reid prevention of forest fires 080 tons. The Interior Depart- baby, Owed Burnett, Billy Mc- through edu- eseond line will be Imo- be advanced only merit's Bureau of Mines report- S4rimparailleor Clain, blies "tide Patterson as long as this cation. ed production in the week milled Mrs. Ed Thompson, Mrs. Ray CHIROPRACTOR for- week Wedre Fruited Fur ilninseiss Dixon. Mrs of ours survives. The The best examrse of good Nov. 18--4ast'faa lionvinoe, Davis CITY NATIONAL BANE tias e was Joyce Kamer estry I have eves seer, was on the walkout started Nov. 10— Lexington. K7., Dec.41—i Ar IPM Westbrook. James Thomas Put,- Buirantra ballet ended his life the farm of a one-time neigh- was 12.840,000 tons. Pled Willis, 36, Perearteeth, 0, Jabrieon. Ed Arnett, R. 17. Erb World War. bor, C. N. Tapp. Mr. Tapp had tale pollee yesterday)* "dream- t.. and Don Briggs PliON'E ,7 Of woodland. Every Six The first permanent felt moo- ts discharged were Mrs hp hi a farraisg die- M acms ed tomebo" was aller me" and 5 eight years he would cut the Cranberries grow on a trailing fdarib-floor Matthews and baby and lionra: 9 to la — 2 to ii'e nearly all men look- or londded from a a trees were vine and fare best in J. Snead. And by Appoietatott Y evergreen . trees. ' to largest Younger landing on a rooftop 1111010. G. OK LAUP11111 window. trees as things a shallow teen Tam- left to make another crop of rwampland that has two floors below. Plameasie ,IIunities the manufacturing Therapy to et un- lumber. The timber itself for surface of peat. He was heated at a hospitalfoamBea'—'srid's Electrical Treatments puma dor thelli - lib. haft • osittury—unta, lave years for a broken *nee cap and ilesidits about ea per "bob the min ON* Most physicians of the early population. ago. the farm was taken ,over to brulse.s. of the total better as I Pew Camp Brecirata- Middle Ages were clerics. aysts.ncre, not mieb become part of, wif,tirrl,PriTer"V"'Weenewer—trerseeli,„.

POP Stria, Fulton body testier, Pulmms, kaaucisy 7,1946 Seissnlay Lvenini, Dessitiber 7,1946 TUE.I Farm Expenses 40 39 FULTON -SUN. -110N.- at which the winner actually/ London Hazard The Sport. Mirror IIIALCO to Are Sports Roundup will receive a bowl. A glass bowl Hazel Green 46 Manchester 36 I Both Iltikklife of course, but no goldfish . . .1 Bellevue 37 Simon Keilton 29 1 By Hugh 1, ulleriee, Jr. By The Associated Press Incidentally, the Toledo team in , Dixie Heights 38 Newport 25 Dates 7 oday A Year ags---130..ay4 May Increase New York, Dec. 7--LaP/—Mit. that bowl game will wear jer-1 Hazard 47 Lt.slie County 38 Home outpolated Salle Leslie ,Temes Winners ° "1 seys borrowed from Michigan! Dayton io Silver Grove 24 $P)—Four I& NS( Peet an w 9119 10-round middleweight Isat-1 ' they can afford to Send the regular sea- Ludlow 48 H:ghlands 25 In Ong these whether because during Madison Square Garden. Cup Team to the "hilted same color Covington 44 Erlanger 40 tie at In Coining Year ed service it Baler sou Bates wore the Years Ago — Kavy next summer, what with white. Mayaville 47 Carrollton 24 Three re Friday ziltion of Mates Lambert Trophy as ell living, currency University (Lexington I 32 awarded last year the 1/110 coat football team of the a treasury de- County 29 outstanding .4ntitiai Outlook MitelLion .of restrict-lona and Weak End Items Fleming First Teasn Wins by the weir . . It really Adairville 34 Russellville 24 east y gents yes- gamed If the Redskins whip the Years Ago—Chicture wonder about Central City 44 Saint Mary's e Is Of University Is Is °11"thIng t'4) Giants tomorrow and gain a tie Chita,' Cardi- 41,38.9 R Team . days. it was pm- Seers defeated ledadiiih. . In pre-war for the Eastern Division title in 37 to tie Green Bay for team abroad City 30 Hughes-Kirk nals 84-24 A Bit Pessimistic disk to send a golf the National Football League, it Centrni Lead in Nati- 23 ta 14 Victor On; H. B. 61,000 per Weeterti Division at a cost of about will be the second between those 26 GAME and 8. C. ob- 43 Bristow 42 onal Football League FIRST BULLDOG BE UP man. This year estimates clubs in four years and only the Bowling Green A1.1. ITEMS TO Asto- Cave City 38 Ten Yea is Ago—Proposal a tained by the U. 8. Golf third deadlock in league history College High 34 01,yAlpaCWNts ligarg Walk- Livermore 31 five-cent tax ou all I. Farm expenses may be high- claUon for next summer's No wonder Steve Owen say.; he'll Beaver Dam 63 at 441t "ow roInwo linnelogs 0-118 36 Games admissions defeated night In next year, accord- Cup tour to F.ngland arc Daviess County 30 Rockport ath. Carr Inman& Olm last er than ever er resign If there's opening session of Amateur Ow $1,230. Per a nine-man years Graham 44 Fordsville 25 ' the arst Sawa Of the maim ing to the annual outlook report — AP around Foresighted: Roughly two letic Union at Houston, Tex. (the usual number) the State's new 50.. Clay 22 Poole 21 Conch Jaelt Garters supers. of the of Kentucky team, before Michigan -. ------the University a neared about 414,000. with West Louisville 50 Beech Lam the prdbnlaary game 1:11C.11 cost will run MO seat football stadium is sch- a aapettre twe of the cooaufa w ch.= College of Agriculture and Heine a Ily expenses. Kb 33 Nog Wickliffe "B" team shaded the Skim Sum locidalt sotne incidental eduled for completion, Sports Grove Deparomom hit.'Three Little Girls In Blue.' Sacramento 71 Rochester 17 Wet,- indict sew teoluicedor Economics. last night compared Editor Bill Knodt, Jr., of the an P. a414' 0_, ...... y. Hasivesville 36 Meat In jarusary, '47 rytt' one at the -In fact," RAW hug . . . . Ryder Cup expenses un Mich., Times sent in Wnitesville 42 Draft The llgsts beast the relshl id between the '''Y Bald Knob 80 in West Ken- whose record shows a convichon probably would be about a request for a press box reser- Elkhorn 40 strongest aqua* "when farm cost items are con- car 3.10 in 27 Nicholas- Washington, Dee. lase starts for armed robbery, and who and none of it comes back And how about a N Middletown con- tacky this omen. In TeaRt sidered relation to income same vation . Despite an "abrupt and Prison says he once played football at rage as the the gate . . at the 1950 Army- vine 20 ntnnber thee have hilt only 40 Manic at good spot hinting" decline in the foul a reform school. 1917 is likely to produce the Marc: atter Oddville 50 Berry 25 depart- lack or seenracy at the Notre Dame game? of volunteers, the war highest relative costs since the from It. Ilgestanourrl Utica 49 Bremen 68 line last debt was largely tea- meat has announoed It will draft Well Behaved beginning of World We. II. who apparently is SCHOOL Taylorsville 36 Rugby 22 ponsibie ter the illaltdere defeat, Red Rene, KENTUCKY HIGH no men in January 1941 Furnace Explosimi -Farmers probably will pay coach, may however. out as a Yankee BASKETBALL LAST NIGHT said the sates In 1147 he Toronto A statement yesterday Talton was leading ni-ss at the higher farm wide UP By The Associated Press etown Five inaugurated Met ad ,..."waReGferinasoryridelere tki Old Staff Now than In ISM, and because of in- the Basketball Men- ('eor draft holiday, half, but codnIt match the' alucra MUM= In Saint Xavier 40 Saint Joe 24 be attended creased employment of farm America, the clUb id mid-October, would last-halt rally staged by the dallies 411 Crestwood 46 Ormaby village Berea 52-49 because the Are Model Convicts To Bored Renters labor the total wage hill will be quit . . . Red Beats an additional month visttors. 6160041410 a5cently 17 over- higher However. production per as well as WRY Is now temporarily Lineups - By Horace B. Ward Dec 6_ I AP _at taught haikethall Eminence &I La Orange 18 Georgetown. Ky., Dec. 7-1AP) BaltImore, worker Is also likely to increase Vale. . . Glass Sold points strength. Fulton 36 Poe PT FO TP La ,—On the foot- 25 tenants baseball as Morehead 39 Rumen 19 —U3uddy Moore scored 14 Orange, was old stuff for the making the 11111i cost for labor Toledo today Is the Met to Baird LII it in a midtown game at Louisa 30 Fort Fay 18 to lead Georgetown College bail field they call themselves of 13 apartments similar to 1048. Outs of operat- — PISMO C 0 4 3 donned Cattlesbarg 62 Weebville 40 52 to 49 victory over a fighting the "Red Angela," but when building when they ing farm Inleurs, iambs, and Selene C 4 8 $ and trooped Valley 47 Jeffersontown 19 Berea basketball team here last 'they're "at bane" each player dressing gowns automobiles In 1047 ale eilPeet- NEW LAW Bowe Cl 1 3 7 street at 2:10 am Scottsville 28 Tornpk.nsville night. is emit "convict number eo-and- calmly to the ed to he about 15 percent high- Forrest _._ fil I 0 30 oil furnace had BROOKS .3 changed hands today. The new er than in 1461 Night increases The lead had Your Ili& To 41 ___-Fos PT FO 1 Sena 48 'Lydell 21 half Protect Wickliffe Them are 40 of Stein and they blown up again In the carts for other *farm five times in the second 2 12 awak- Owerrten IN Cavanaugh 20 to give Drive Simmons make up the gridiron squad of Dr. Joseph McClees was machinery are in Moat and LINE when Moore sank a ()rip _lc I 6 the BUS Parts 50 Latin High cLexing. held Andaman • Kentucky State reformatory ened by fumes lust before further prim ilimiumes for most his teammates an edge they .1.r. or Goa 9177 5 2 2 bow 14 fi Stalinism ____C here the team goes outside the explosion exactly as it happened items of new equipment are i for the last 10 minutes of play. 7 Kentucky to likillapra 36 Midway 34 Powler .Cl 3 2 walls to play games, setting a at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday lie threw likel lierankiert victory was OeorgetoWn a JOHN D. HOWARD .7 y7 43 Science Hill 36 The Sullivan 0 1 1 new peaudent In the prtipon' the electrical switches again tar feed Its eo OnIMIRT, Somerset iii threc starts this mag- Th average mat _ is Howie City 53 Bradlorda- seconi insurance Fulton PAN Bard. Sammons usury. an when they travel thereby preventing a tire, The ' Junction defeat writ the seeond Stair Farm Auto ;7;4dm '''''' :171 11847 She- eon. The and Carinliben. WiteirEffe subs: dray ride in an ordinary bur residents chatted impatiently as twainreac-- P"''"' Leaves Umpeasire IIae dik 21 many mights. bat i Knob 52 lot Berea in its service Station 5, Bursley, Ceeihe and with Indy three guards to entail cleared the building of 11:1111 IL 11. Bagdad 58 Bald - gioly'a Bass Emmen — costs of hIghle iwprotein7 seed feeds emu willare DAVE ------usher Pon - --- back „ Hazel Green 54 Mount Vernon 110 Lake St. Fakes. Kr. Dunn. the entire squad. (tease smoke, then went se Wheat is the mr• I important apartments Lithe ILaniassies I $4 Seem ley &INNS _1 3 3 4 Wooden "'ranch Klemm. a for- So bed in their cold likely to continue high because 4113 and crop in New ZeJisttid. Harlan 49 Evarts 26 grain Fukien U1I SI ager salons! 4n the Marines, says of demand from devastated 4 30 30 4/ A Sky Golf Wickliffe the siimi's conduct on the grid- countries. PATSY Pollan "B" 14 —Pos. PT PO MP iron has !men escemplary and South Fulton 'Costs for fertilize, will show ADVENTURES OF Nouns 0114-te, Mama V 1 $I So. laasit is doled a good )ob of a slight increase, but in silte of THE T-TilAsitet SA- V.. IMO IllaattAltill /... "TeRittriCY —.COME I' 2 0 2 of the prison withedlsup.r 11 terearf SAViogi, bool Kuow AWAY,/ — VAN, Cal& raising the morale .i.:.1.1.41efacuct Dolor Ak.I0 1.11.7 US Ste ACTS WWI A I 0 1 team's business Li111.4".... MOW AlOar }Wand Bill MR, the Takes 2GO nws 1.34cOi YOult What/ .cf3 4 0 0 asaneder. says 'we call ourselves leer through increasing yields MIMI OUT— 113nand • Ai 1 2 5 dee Bad angels tersaime that's Bev* Win 34_21,(j of teed grains, hay ond pasture ifle "It' P. FT FO TV what we've not." Rd tap he ex. Costa of . and Rol T 0 1 1 pima to manage the team for Ahead 33.21 Last Nal same amegglisotsd to be le 2 5 /2 due to a 21-year higher In 1047 trots Stewart tans. At Dixie High School ewhat' Hunt C 0 e robbery sentence The at present. e ossta probably ww 0 3 2 7 manager adds. 'net a man has South Patton boys trouneed .inteffe Burelhard waraist Akat ROI{ Cl 0 0 0 acted oilier than as• gentle- , She Male Eve 36-21 at Dixie last brow moo sight- and ' nay ?AAP PIO: Upton. Iltschke. man during our games Might to run their string of vio- ly west year. Valles on Champ an111101t.ineksrm subs: trips.' helm to three against no tie- payable in a writ. Shadoan, es, Bones .2, Dan- Altar a resent game with Matt. They prev'ously had beat- lib and merchant's team at Covington en °Won and Hornbeak les In tw. Ne OWN __I 2 3 4 Ky., -a spectator wrote Rieren horn South Fulton insured valid and leseas.1.- Scores by The girls Fulton _I 2 1 MI Played na won over Dixie 23-11. This gives costs will *LW MINS asskerard la" the "Anvil" made a Backward:Zero Wickliffe 2 le 17 M line, dean ;ante and the local lassies tv.:a wins in farmer). 10 obtain aree DICKIE DA Mae lanimeasion here" three smarts. anoe. Goer* of the reformatory who It B°Y,' lineu99: "OW" Take team is Jack &flatter "Won, $4 Dixie, 21 the rec. .4' here or armed robbery, Padded. 12 . P... Freeman, 2 Most Of U. S. who drills the Lead Ait *aim s ords show, and 'Attes. 5 ____ P __ Rice. I instead boys its the T formation "ernes, 6 r Royce. le Golf Open of the lockstep. SHOW - H 111°P Ali through the 1.nc.2) IC; the .:1mber116. 9 :49 Fair, Warmer Dec. 7--kAP)— O.. K. Meanie, Miami, Fla., urne--star player is Laconia Wils°1-1 who ware sup- R3berts, Gammons) The younger& fOonnie) Williams, pound Mlle 4;saal-Hurifry Nation Gets the golf game Dyer, M. McDaniel. plied to take over Negro•back who tali& prison fot m were tak- Girls' lineman. a & the Its Viassasert one, the war was over armed robbery. Kieren said a tiouple 8. Fulton 33 Pes. Dixie Si WWIPoints ing lauldlabit today from Fullback Bill (King) Looney is theenntly Ili C'hara, 10 _. F W. Osbowne, '10 OS veterans, both of the game 206-poun3er listed on the pris- a 20 F Abe. Ny Ihe Press and Use war. as Miami's $10,000 books as serving a term.'Per Moore. on F B. McDaniel, rook as gave most Open Golf Turnament entered Also. according to the Vosefl, rape. Baraws, of the elation a the third round. the ends Slfok Waltrip tina Lang. both, (3____ LitSeton, bread* . Out In front by two strokes Billy !Legs) outtoo, ore vp tor Gaehion tannuessent las 111 we. Sammy Snead of larce- 0 Bartlett, Tellellemelseli BY ROY CRANE with housebreaking and grand Red- midweek autism' MI to 20 de- Hot Va., who is all of arnashinsi S. Fultos subs: Hodson, BUZ SAWYER springs, ny, reepectiveiy. A grees above sedueit normal& YOU If THAT'S TRUE, 24 years old, while his hottest iierd Is lawny Han awn 3, and 3eoes. 11.I. UAW SE right with readings In the4fi's revert- KNOW,97i' 0Iff THEN wouLDN't IT competitor was Jimmy Demaret, TO ALLOW ME TO Van; AI ed as ler haft as isissa, Illinois coNIELS le NOT HERE, WISE COMPOIRIP of Houston, Texas, with 122, who 1&--- :Tiretpit TO CLINE .Z ero:X/174 Mei* MARC 14 NE RANCH , sag loillasm. Aim 14)5 TO also Is about 14. SEEN HERE! MEt PUT AN ENO YOUR— WNW Usawhish in Ilhe ousulry NAMED OPCMS. 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Danville, Ky., Dec. 7—(AP)— • kfort—Three urtauccess- 1924 to 1940, American * between the fourth and texthi Dr. Harold Wetzel, head of the From CLASSIFIED in dam- congress caused ul ndidates for the concrete and brick losses from floods I4 • cam- floors of department of social work at 'the November elected filed 3:15 a. m. Police! age of about $1,600,000,000. 11111H•111111111111111•11111111•R•111••11111••••111111111H••••11•00 structure about University of Kentucky, will west paign expense reports here yes- MI IIE MVO Carroll said he' the Some cowhand* in the Captain L. J. • Help Wanted terday. They were Thomas W. after'head a committee to determine arid southwest now are beginn- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH !sea' 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays, reached the hotel shortly ny. CLASSIFIED RATES Hines, Republican, Second dis- the I of handicapped ing to use lariats made Ith Men To Show Talkies that hour and upon entering the number Movie trict, who spent $871.75 and W. E. Machin, Paster 110:00 a. m. 2nd and 4th Sundays' Kentucky lacking Ion. Towns. Pleasant Work. o'clock building found all elevatorr children In CLAS•IFICD ADM Thastreless ceived contributions of S400; Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Rop- Confessions before 800 opportunitier. The width of the Mississippi Roahon, 839 Sterick Bldg, Mem- stalled. educational Less than 25 words: Enunet O'Neal, Democrat, Third er Fields, Supt. Mass named at a River varies from 200 feet to 50c . 289-3tp. With his partner, N. W. Dr. Wetzel was tat insertion . phis. district, who spent $2,125 and Morning Worship 11 o'clock. almost a mile. 2c Smith, he said he fought his meeting here yesterday of the ited Insertion, word received $2,000, and W. D. Rod- The Lambuth Choir from FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH additional insert, word le way by the stairs a.s far as the Each gers, Republican, Sixth district. Lambuth College. Jackson, Ten- Second and Endings words or more: • Service seventh floor, kicking out doors 25 who spent $914 10 and received nessee, will sing at the morning Sam Ed Bradley, Paster lit insertion, word .42e and arousing guests. On the 2e MACHINES, TYPE no financial aid. service. The choir is composed Sunday School 9:45 a. m. hal insertion, word of seventh floor they found a additional insert., word le WRITERS AND CASH REGIS- of forty-six college students Morning Worship _A0:50 a. in. Each maid badly burned. SANTA is at TEES BOUGHT—Sole, repaired Hartford—Dr. Williani J. Baird. the Lsunbuth Music department m. negro Evening Woahip 7.30 p. told of breaking into CARD Office supplies. FULTON OF- president of Morehead State under the direction of Professor Smith 54)c Mrs. C. L Baptist Training Union 615 p. m. one room and finding it ablaze. DeMY ER'S TINY TOCCERY Minimum Charge PICK SUPPLY COMPANY, Teachers College, addressing a Barney M. Thompson. Word lc Church organist, will Mid-week Service, Wed. 7:30 p. m. "There was a woman inside," Each Phone 85 meeting of teachers and laymen Maddox, the choir. The pub- Visitors WI:WO/VC he said. "I dragged her out." 1 With Clothes and Toys here last night, said "a higher accompany SUP COVERINGS and sewing. lic Is lavited to hear this out- From' the guests came otherl level of education of the people ▪ Minimum Charge can M. 231 tfe standing choir. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE stories of the stark terror that; For Baby and Children Each Word 1.c1 of this country and all nations Evening Worship 700 o'clock- J. C. MATTHEIVS. Pastel. swept them when the flames] is the hope of a better world.'' years. AND NATIONAL DIS- Sermon by the pastor. Subject: College and Green and smoke engulfrd the build-1 to 10 LOCAL • Notice lip NATC• Lord Reigneth". Sunday School 9:45 PLAY ADVCRTIOIN• Georgetown—James E. Fitz- "The ing. ON MMMMMMM Please note the change in Morning Worship 11:00 the hotel audi- ISIJOINITTCO Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- gerald, 85, engineer at Central F. A. Herring, CITY time of the Evening service. Young People's Society ___0:30 said he awoke in his room ing and Sport Goods. State Hospital, Lakeland. d'ed at tor, SONSCRIPTION RATCSi 205 Monday 6:45 P.M. Uneedus Service 7:15 floor at about 3:30 ELECTRIC COMPANY, the hospital yesterday. Evangelistic on the third Carrier Delivery in Fulton, Commercial, Phone 401. 289-tfc Potluck supper at the Church. Junior Service Wednesday, 3 a. M. Hickman, Carlisle, Ballard, Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Prayer "I never saw anything like it," Ky.; Obion, Taducah—City Manager Char- P. m• Graves Counties, WANTED FOR the South Fulton Meeting. Meeting of Lambuth 7:15 said. "Bodies were hurtling Weakley Counties, 'Tenn.— a les A. Williams yesterday named Prayer Service Wed. he Reptile Church, cradle roll, Development Workers following down past my window. My wife week, Me month, $1.110 matt- Capt. Lester Block as Paducah's Choir Re.iearsal, Friday ..7:15 good clean baby bed and Prayer Meeting. and I covered our heads wIth three months;$3 six months, 2130-2te new chief of police. Block, 34, VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME not ress. Phone 506-J. Friday 7:00 PM. Printery and turned on the $4.80 year. Mall orders has been with the department blankets from localities ser- Council Dinner party with Mrs accepted since 1934. His salary will be $250 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH fans.' ved by delivery agents. In Voegeli. Herring said he believed, the ser- • Miscellaneous a month. Paster, Aaron C. Bennett towns without delivery blaze originated on the fourth $4.50. By 14i1 on Second Sunday in Advent vice, year WANT TO SHARE CROP. Corn, CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERI- or fifth floors. rural routes $4 per year. Middlesboro— sins. Nelson Al- pas- 1100 A. M. Holy Communion. States Tobacco, Potatoes. Old man AN CHURCH—W. R. Reid, Elsewhere in United len of Middlesboro is the direc- year. and son. Handle any farm ma- tor. Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. OF i• Per tor of the Southeastern Kentucky CENTRAL CHURCH CHRIST we are fighting for: . chinery. Want day work, too. Morning Worsnip, 11:0U a. m Sts. ' District Garden Club. Other of- Second and Can "1—Man's progress stopped See in Fulton any Saturday. T. B. Evening Worship 7.30 p. rn Minister sup- ficers chosen at an organization Charles L. Houser, when freedom to print was • For Sale WEBB. and SON. 291 3tp 10:00 a. m. to meeting here this week were Bible School pressed. Restore the right 11:00 a. m. Robert Blair, Corbin. assis- CHURCH OF GOD. dunday Morning Worship print and he will go forward to FOR SALE: Brick house, 7 rooms Mrs. Worship __.__7:00 p. m • Card of Thanks director; Mrs. W. W. Reeves, school. 10(moat. rreacning 11 a. Evening greater things. HARRISON, tant Monday 2.45 p. m. and bath. W. H. recording secretary; m. and 8 p. m. Pastor, Brother Ladies' Class, "2-1 free press can develop Phone 4294. We wish to thank our many friends Hazard, Training 7:30 118 Norman, Collins. Whitesburg, Mackins. Services every Tuesday Men's P. m• and bring to reality other free- 287-10tp. neighbors for their kindness Mrs. R. Dow service. Wed 7:30 p.m and secretary; Mrs. at 8 p. m Mid—week doms such as the right to speak in 4 sympathy in the death of corresponding and Friday night Hill. Pineville, treasurer, openly and the right to worship -PIANOS- -New and Used. New our father, W. E. Heathcott. Es- Albert Everybody is invited and is wel- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH W. M. Wilson. Barbour- as one chooses. SPInete with beech $485.00. Used pecially we wish to thank Bro- and Mrs. come. E. M. Oakes, Minister delivery. publicity chairman. "3—Once established, freedom Maims $116.00 op. Free ther Ifischke, Mrs. Haws, Mr. ville, Church School 9:45 A. M. press al••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 806 South cannot survive unless the HARRY EDWARDS. Suggs and Brigham Jones and ST. EDWARDS CATHOLIC Morning Worship 11 o'clock. free. • Ky. Middlesboro—Police said yes- that established it remains 5th Street, Paducah. Sons Funeral Home for their CHURCH. Endings Street. Mas- No evening service. govern-1 215-30tp. terday Jim Turner, 74, burned "4—Good morals, not kind consideration and words of ment should control what the ccmfort. Our thanks also to the to death when fire destroyed his • Geed 3-piece maple living room cabin near here. press prints. • FIREWORK donors of the beautiful flowers. two-room log suite. Reasonably priced. 202 worth fighting• ELLIS, SMITH, JEFF and Neighbors said Turner lived Newspaperwoman "All of this Is (WHOLESALE) Oak. Phone 1186-M. 289-3tp. First U.S. are suffering for what • NOAH HEATHCOTT alone. for! We MOST SALABLE la but all of those A WIDE VARIETY OF THE SALE: Medium sized Estate MRS. L. J. JACKSON we are doing CAPS, FOR things to make ITEMS INCLUDING CAP PISTOLS, Heated& $25 CO. 108 Cedar. MRS. J. A. MURCHISON Middlesboro—The Middlesboro who have done • • Fought For Freedom Of Press better had their AND PLENTY OF CHINESE FIRECRACKERS. 299-3tp. MRS. EDD PARKER Broadcasting Company yester- this world • day announced receipt of a con- Anna Zenger ent paper wh'ch was the first trials and tribulations. • ALSO SPECIAL ASSORTMENTS. HANDMADE struction permit from the fed- Rae voice of press freedom in Ameri- "God will bless us if we do not • • CHRISTMAS SALE Found By Dorothy • WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. TRAYS. Mrs. Nall. 202 Third. • Lost or eral communications commission AP Newideatares Writer ca. Others among his associates quit! • 289-6tr. for a 500-watt radio station to has'have been variously credited with "I love you, John! CAN TAKE CARE OF LARGE JOBBERS ON CHINESE bill fold, probably A new American heroine LOST: Black daytime only on a fre- the! writings, but research con- "Anna." near station, containing'operate been brought to life from the • FOR SALE: Small house on Innre railroad of 560 kilocycles. Winced the author that the mov- COMPANY currency and change with identi- quency musty records of Colonial New I TAYLOR FIREWORKS . lot. 100 x 150, in Rieeville. Phone ing spirit and the facile mind In lith, 789,090,000 pounds of fication of Mrs. D. L Jones. York, to stand beside such figures P. 0. Box '773 vinAtinnTION, N. c. 824 291 8tp behind the paper was that of foods were frozen by industrial •▪ Finder please mil 383 or 289 for as Betsy Ross and Martha Turn For Worse Today as one of the gal- Anna Zenger. processes. Faussaasaasoluassausall•aasaaasaawaa• ROOTON TERRIER PUP for sale. reward. 281 Its Washington lant feminine figurer of Amerj- The New York Weekly Journal Risinedipm. 201 Paseltall. Washington, Dec. 1—(AP)— can history. was first published in 1733. to 1111•••IIMIIIIIIIIM••11.1•111811111111•11111111111•111111O1101111111111111111111111111111111111111110111§ Phone 291-3 291 2tp•niiicky Lad Sells Car Walter Johnson, the 59-year-old She is Anna Zenger, America's voice the people's rights and ex-• former American League fire- 0/ Lambs For 55 Cl.. Lb. first newspaperwoman, describ- pose the machinations of a tyr- bailer who has been gravely Ill Zenger, a prin- • Wanted to Rent Chicago, Ill.. Dec. 8—i AP)—H. ed as the inspiration and goad- anical governor. • in a Georgetown hospital since into • ing spirit of this country's first ter, was goaded by his wife Opening C. Deznden of Winchester. ICy., • McDade's a turn At last April. took "decided Today for veter- to the e or $ roam apartment sold his champion carlot of free newspaper by Kent Cooper, taking the step, according wife. Call 1251-W. for the worm" early today. the in- an and Southdown crossbred lambs at in his new historical novel. "An- novel, in order to combat •▪ 190-lit• news- the International Livestock Ex- The relapse was reported by na Zenger, Mother of Liberty." fleence of the only other his own determine- psper in New York, which was TO RENT: 3 or 4 room position yesterday for 55 cents officials of the hospital where Known for WANTED freedom of controlled by' the government. sweetmeat for Mary Anderson a pound to Miller Abattoir Com- the "Big Train" has been under ed fight to maintain modern world The new paper's success was asik mother. Phone OWL 2119-11tp pany of North Bergen, N. J. treatment for a brain tumor. the press in a threatened by disastorthips, Mr. immediate and its results far- Cooper credits Anna Zenger. wile reaching. When at last Zenger of John Peter Zenger, publisher was jailed, without indictment, of the New York Weekly Jour- his w're carried on as editor and nal, with the first effort to es- publisher of the paper. The serv- tablish a press free from gov- ices of the most famous lawyer ernment controls. of the colonies, Andrew Hamil- Though history has recogniz- ton, of Philadelphia, were en- • ed Zenger as the first champion listed to defend MT busbind I• of freedom of the press in Ameri- when at last he came to trial. ca, Mr. Cooper, after exhaustive The great lawyer, a friend of 0 research into early Colonial Benjamin Franklin, had follow- records, advances the theory ed the daring course of the Intle • that it was really the printer's pepper, and served without !Se to• beautiful and talented wife, An- free Its publisher, whose courage the barbed also had attracted the atti(Jinn na, who wrote IS • • paragraphs and ringing editori- of Franklin. als of the New York Weekly The glory of the acaaittol, Journal, which roused the early however, went ch'efly to Hamil- Colonists to a new conception of ton, while Zenger and his wife • Slums Lode., COW..., Sit of Sp:gamin freedom. were almost forgotten in the • HY.Mauls& Talc NO"NY leap. $17' She was, undcubtedly, the celehrations of the Colonists. a world's first woman editor and The credo of Anna Zenger Is • publisher, editing the Journal, presented in Mr. Cooper's novel • during her husband's nn6 in a letter written to her bus- • months of imprisonment, and band during hi': long imprison- • continuing to publish it for ment, of which four copies later • nearly three years after his were printed and presented to • death. ;. Hamilton, Franklin, James Al- Mr. Cooper bases his theory oft exander (attorney for Zengeri • records thowing that Zenger and to Anna Zenger. The letter • %I himself licked both the am- reads: • bition and the writing talent to John: produce the sparkling Independ- "This !s how I feel about what • LIVING ROOM SUITES 2 Pieces in tapestry 120.00 2 Pieces in velour 129.95 TRY OUR 2 Pieces in mohair 159.95 TABLES • Special Sunday Dinner, Lump, Cocktail, End and • Occasional Tables • GROOMING ESSENTIALS CHICKEN 7.95-19.95 • • p ISTINCTIT-MASCIIIINS • IkICIDJI0tY,CO5MICT ROAST BEEF LAMPS Nothing says "Merry Christmas better dufl ROAST PORK Table, Floor and one of •Sese distinguished gifts of moinsmAN Boudoir Lamps • SHORT ORDERS • ... his favorite GROOMING ESSENTIALS In their 3.95 - 18.00 • • sporteprint bottles and bowls. • famous MIRRORS and PICTURES si (All poke% pl.. los) Shop Butts' Snack • CO. One of Our Co. To • McDade FORD CLOTHING Turkey Furniture We Will Give Away A LAKE STREET FULTON, KY. Patrons On Monday, December 23 • 212 Church Street Phone 90.. Fulton, Kentucky J4' _eel Calera, V