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,IPI7 iy eyes. r out of FORECAST: oat im- a tone Kentucky—Partly cloudy and Med no cooler tonight a Ith scattered I agree- thundershowers In the east por- 17C" PRES tion. Clearing a it h moderate ASSOCIATIO temperatures Saturda. 00,6316 se, that idt ni119 tablr ?" o. 180 • Yelunse XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Friday Evening, July 18, 1947 Five Cents Per Copy !iiWS ill have Hiway Departmen t Bill; .y Mires a ,620 Missing Southern Bell I Truman Again Vetoes Tax at Sun. Will Acce Bids As Ship Sinks Must Post Bond On Creek Project GOP Says House Will Override, onSun- Invitations for bids on the er Eng- Company Must Put Up Harris Fork creek project were In Senate o issued Near Bombay 8200,000 To Cover Its mailed to highway contractors But Has Slight Hope 817 Late.t State Rate Hike ye)terday, J. Stephen Watkins, Chief Repeats Waves Capsize eorsim ssioner of the state High- • Frankfort, Ky., July la—Or/— way Department, has announc- Criticism Indian Steamer; The Southern Bell Telphone ed. fereatumal I His Telegraph Company was order- The Fulton project, which In- Revised Bill 20 Bodies Found ed by the Kentucky Public Ser- cludes 1.4 miles of creek bed in Of vice Commission yesterday to Kentucky and Tenneest..), was School Is Held post $200,000 bond to cover the among al projects on hich con- ONLY DATE CHANGED SANK IN 5 MINUTES company's latest increases in its tractors have been invited to Fulton BULLETIN charges in this state, effective Cost of all these propcetsi Ballard, Carlisle, Bombay, indiu, July 18—(4')— bid. July Aug. 1. ail' be approximately SI 256 I And Iliekman Counties Washington, About 620 persons were missing voted today to over- The company estimated the WO, with the local work es- The House today from the coastal steamer Send Ladies To Clinton ride Pres'clent Truman's second Ramdas, which capsized under new rate rises will bring in $595, pecti•J to cost $35,000 or less. recreation train- I seto of tbe Republican—backed two enormous waves and sank 000 of new revenue a year. J. M The Highway Department has The distiiet Ballard, Carlisle. I Sl.000,000,000 tax rut but indi- swiftly in the Arabian sea 12 McAlister, Kentucky manager of announced that the Harris Fork ing schoo ter Fulton counties cations are that the senate may miles south of Bombay yester- Southern Bell, said the $595,000 project contract probably will Hickman arid was held at Clinton high school sustain the President and thus day. boost was needed to meet wage be awarded on August B or raises given telephone workers shortly thereafter. Wednesday, July 16. kill the bill. The House vote (0 override 4 k R. D. Thathi, traffic manager after a recent strike Pr-.,ram met to get conductors 298 to 108, 28 more than the of the Bombay Steam Naviga- Kentucky law allows a utility new material for the was recreation necessary two-thirds majority. tion Co., said there were at noon, to raise its rates without per- year beginning September 1. A total of 63 Democrats joined "about 100" survivors of the 721 mission of the Public Service Lions Club Some of the games were so much /36 Republicans in the vote to persons aboard the 400-ton ves- Commission provided the utility tun that many of the leadei Override the Pres'dent. sel, which was but a dozen years posts a bond. This bond is re- to use them for are planning Chairman Taft (R-Ohio) told 'old. quired to be adequate to meet for July Plays Host community picnics and reporters the Senate Republican refunds in even the commission search parties had August. Policy committee will press for He said later decides the increase was picked up 20 bodies and that a vote later today on the veto. unwarranted. For the buffet lunch Ballard brought to Bom- in a grove at nontruse. Iowa, are part of the To The Chieks survivors were The new boosts will increase "COVERED WAGON' TRAIN—Stopping briefly brought sandwiches, Carlisle of schooner rigging and plywood Washington, July 18--oFi— bay and taken to the villages rates on business and residential 72-car caravan of automobiles bearing supersteucture of prairie salads, Fulton pies and Hick• Karanja ancestor, Truman today sent Rewair, Dharamatar, phones 25 cents a month, except oxen, which is carrying 118 Latter Day Saints siting the general route their Mormon Hannephin Calls man drinks and hostess for the President Congress a second veto of the and Pirwadi. In Louisville, where the rate will Ill., to Salt Lake C.ty 100 ears ago. day. ship went down in five took from Nauvoo, Republican-backed $4,000,000,- The be raised only 15 cents on in- This Year's Club appeared The morning was spent learn- cutting bill with the as- minutes. Most aboard dividual, two-party and four 000 tax three ing new songs. In the afternoon sertion It is still the "wrong to be Indians, although I phones. A five-cent boost also pet. cut 'Best We've Had' reported among C. W. Dupree Dies 12.6 In Foreign Aid the time was divided ioetween of tax reduction" at the Europeans were be made on calls of more kind ' will active and quiet games. time." the passengers. than 58 miles distance. Hospital; FBA REPRESENTED "wrong Most passengers were en route At Cairo Last January, Southern Bell The following program eon- an im- to Ratnagni village in the dis- Group "The best baseball team Ful- House leaders planned put into effect in Kentucky new Saturday Funds Asked By House ductors from Fulton county were confidently trict from which Bombay draws Services ton has ever had"- the 1947 mediate vote and rates estimated to bring in $1, present: Mrs. John Barnette. necessary two- a large number of laborers. sum intended to go to certain Chicks— were guests of the forecast the 400,000 additional yearly. That C. W. Dupree, '16, Columbue Washington, July 18—(Al— Brownsville; Mrs. Hill Holland, override. Commander H. J. Mills, princi- countries which have not shown Fulton Lions Club today at the thirds majority to rate schedule has not been for- grocer, died yesterday at a A 12.6 percent cut in the admin- Bennett; Mrs. Clyde Corum, foresaw lit- pal sea transport officer of the a disposition to comply with the regular luncheon meeting. But Republicans mally approved by the com- Cairo hospital after a orolonged istration's $1,548,381,400 foreign- Crutchfield, Mrs. Hillman Collier, up an over- government of India, came here requirements of the act auth- J. E. Hannephin, past presi- tle hope of roiling mission. However, the phqne illness. Mr. Dupree had been re- aid spending program for this Palestine; Mrs. Clyde Linder, Senate. and began an official in- °razing the appropriation." dent of the Fulton Baseball As- riding majorliy in the today firm posted two $500,000 borids eeiving treatment at a hospital fiscal year was recommended to- Sylvan Shade; Mrs. John Dawes quiry into the disaster. He ques- committee did not name sociation and of the Kitty Faller, 01 either house to to keep the schedule effective. In Memphis, and was to return clay by the House Appropriations The Victory; Mrs. 0. L. Sutton. West- some survivors this morn- countries, but members had League, summarized the 'senti- override, they say, will kill any tioned Commission Chairman Charles there later this week. However, committee, the ern, and Mrs. W. D. McLeod, expected to hear from to curb aid to Hun- ments of the club in praising tax reduction for the current ing and E. Whittle said a hearing on one he was rushed to Cairo Wednes- Part of the reduction rippers threatened demonstration agent. ship's of- Russian matel- I the players and their pitcher- home session of Congress. the captain and other of the rate increases will be day when his condition became ently was Intended to expreag gary and Poland, boycotted the ; manager, Freddy Biggs. for message ficers this afternoon. held here Aug. 20 and that pro- critical. Congressional aralloyance at lite:. that have Miss Leone Gillett, assistant Mr. Truman's veto Peonomic conference. 1 their phenomenal climb from which origin- The Bombay Port Trust, the bably the other increase would He was well know in Fulton Russia's ability to persuade Po. European state agent, conducted the went to the House seventh to second in the Kitty slashing Royal Indian navy and many with it at that and had many friends here. I land and Hungary to boycott 3. International refugee or- school. She emphasized the fect ated the income tax be consolidated race, effective fishermen cooperated in the time, for consideration. Funeral services will be held the Paris European recovery ganizatione: $71,024,900 of thea that the material given out at measure to become in a sea still first bill he veto- search for survivors at 10:30 tomorrow morning at prograln. 473.361,400 sought for U. S. I K. P. Dalton and Foad Homra, the meeting was prepared as a January 1. The running high from the week-old identical, except that It Columbus. He loaves his wife, participation in this organize- representing the baseball asso- suggestion and a time saver tor ed was monsoon. jar amending a total out- per- and not to take the would have taken effect last • ormer Pastor two daughters, Helen and Eliza- non set up to aid displaced elation, and Smith Atkins, club the leaders, The 11-year-old Ramdas cap- F Larnarr. „( .353,024,900, or $195,336, sons. The committee said the replace of any thing that th.ry July 1. beth, and a goo, n program chairman, also con- sized under the impact of two latitst. President Tru might want to plan. • .os '; a , the commtitee said t re ustion of •$ 2,336•560 riPretellwo gratulkted the Chicks for tbeir Situation Unchanged tremendous waves and sank ga ns "n r Un- 30 wins against nine is a limit to the resources of record of within five minutes near Gull To Speak-11'0re Cub Scout Picnk der the international agree- • Since that veto, the President and the govern- losses since Biggs took over. Island. this country, ment." "there has been no lessen- countries must . Chicks present were Biggs, Will Reveal said, At Country aub ments of other ad- to make sub- The vessel at the time was Elder H. A. Goher Plans relief from the I 4. Government and relief Propst, Peterson, Engel, Lynch, ing of the need not expect that on the pub- near tha-end of her regular pas- Tomorrow sit 11 limitless.” ministered by the army in oc- Buck Hardcastle Gray Sea- stantial payments Sermon Thursday Evening United States is Japan tenger run from this city to the action came cupied areas (Germany, wright, Rhodes, Materna, Litzen- Clements'Deal lic debt." At Adventist Chard' Fulton', Cub Scouts, Cub corn- The committee's of the said that _wham [Whine village of Reyes, across high-ranking Re- and Korea): $550,000,000 gelner and "Tadpole" tRiehard Mr. Truman mitteeinerri and Den Mothers, after several The corn- comes to lessen th., Bombay harbor, with 673 pas- Elder H. A. Gob4;'Mrs. Gobs; members first public- $725,000,000 requested. Crutchfield. the time and parents of the boys en- publican cut of Vincent to Talk wartime tax burden it should be sengers and a large crew aboard. and their daughtr, former rest- and later privately1 mittee said the entire joyed a picnic last evening at ly predicted de- Mr. HannepLas assured the that is fair t dents of Fulton, are visiting cuts th $175,000,000 resulted from a Saturday Night on WIIAS reduced "on a basis the coluntry club. The adults program on a Chicks that they were being income groups as well a, !Merida here for ft few days. El- Secretary of State cision to put the In Sttpport of Waterfield to low brought picnic lunches, which Program rather than a watched closely by big league to high income groups." Kiln der Gober plans to speak at made a personal appeal 12-month basis Lightning were spread on the lawn. Marshall basis as originally scouts, and named several for- .i Raymond L. Vincent, Harry Without specifying when he i the Seventh Day' Adventist funds at a secret meet- 15-month Games were played by the for the mer Kitty players who m')ved Lee Waterfield's assistant state thought the time would be ripe Four Tennesseans church on Jefferson street GOP leaders last week. planned. Cuba, and several boys were ing with are the only foreign- into the American and National campaign chairman and direc- for cutting taxes, the President Saturday, July 19, at 11 a. m. four major items in Those awarded badges by Cubm3ster On the loops. of the speakers' bureau, will In Storm Thursday;His subject will be "The Smal- foreign-aid pro- aid items in the bill. The overall tor asserted: Leroy Latta for their work in the immediate $312,173,080 below bud- Another guest of the Lions to- make a radio speech Saturday "I am unequivocall mil- lest Word and the Greatest committee recom- total fell . a Cubbing during the past month. gram the day was Paul ps. member night, July 19, from 9 to 9:30 , ted to the right kind of tax re- Knoxville, Tenn., July 18—(1P) World Problem of Today." action in an over- get estimates. a mended this of the Paducah club. over station' WHAS,Louisville. duction at the right time. The —Two golfers and two farmers the supplemental He plans to stay here over all $1,603,199.094 • He says this will be one of the right kind of tax reduction must were killed when struck by Mayfield Boy Uninjured bill: 11 weekend of July 25-28. Further appropriation hottest speeches of the cam- be based upon a careful con- lightning which followed rain- of Explodes Nearby Greece and Turkey: Durbin Given Car Give a 'announcements will be made When Jar 1. Aid to Thieves ill h that sideration of all elements of our storms here late in the after- will $400,000,000 previously the subjects on which he Mayfield—Edwin Wilson Jr., the full Clements has made a deal with tax structure." '• noon yesterday and Wednesday. speak. He has been requestet. to escaped serious injury when he authorized by Congress. ICop Good Advice at municipal ' Happy Chandler to make Happy The Repeblican bill trims Killeti yesterday speak on future world events in was burned by an exploding 2. Relief to war-devastated Radio Funds Conrad Pifer, President of the United States taxes from 30 per cent in the golf course were the light of Bible prophecy. fruit jar. The youngster was countries (Poland, Austria, Ogden, Utah—(A')—When Po- 21, Navy veteran of World War B. Ballantyne got back if will support him for lower taxable incomes to 10.5 Elder Gober will be remember- standing near the stove watch- China, Greece, Italy, Trieste I lice Lt. D. II, and Robert W. Grant, 19, Friends In.Fulton Raise his automobile after it was , governor. per cent on incomes ovec $302,- ed by many here in Fulton as he ing his grandmother can veget- and Hungary): $332,000,000 of members of a well-known golf- To Time I the car was plastered,. 000. helped to organize the local Mal& when a jar exploded and the $350,000,000 requested. 11400 Buy On Air stolen, He will further charge that family. with signs reading: Belt Mr. Truman termed this 5 ing church and was pastor for sev- showered his neck and arms The $18,000,000,000 cut, the For Railroad Candidate ; Clements has made a deal with The bolt struck among a group "Are you making your son a measure "a premature anct faul- eral years. svithghot liquid. committee said, "represented the John Whitaker to make him bill" whica of five. The others were not in- When Paul Durbin returned I criminal? Remove the keys, ty tax reduction Congressman from the Second would inject into the tax system jured. to Fulton yesterday after a cam- 1 rom your cars." District, if he and the Rhea The bodies of two farmers, paign trip to Henderson and Ballantyne said the car was : "in equities which would greatly Football Top "Book-Learning" t machine will support him for increase the difficulty of mak- Newton McMurry, 79, and Ed Basketball and other cities along U S. Highway taken from a ball field parking governor. ') Morgan, 59, were fOund early 60 he found a welcome surprise lot and the thieves apparently ing desirable revisions." yesterday in a field on a farm awaiting him. A number of his struck on the signs, distributed I Vincent also charges that Cle- "A Bad Bill" near Knoxville. Coroner 0. K. At Kentucky Colleges, Griffenhagen Reports Fulton friends interested in his by a civic organization. ; menta has agreed to sign the Williams, reported they Roper- candidacy for First Dist'let rail- Ballantyne said no, he didn't' Moss Bill, if it passed in the He added that the legislation en%ly were killed when lightning Frankfort, Ky., July her who need it, and that inter- letics that require subsidization road commissioner had volun- leave his keys in the car. It has next legislature, in order to get is "at complete variance with 18—(AI-- large strheit A barb:wire ferae near Basketball tops book-learning at collegiate athletics provides in such measure, should , tartly contributed over $400 to be a defective ignition which can't the support of the Kentucky the fundamental requirements where tliey, ware working late Kentucky's state-supported in- "over-training for a selected few be reduced in scope to a self I used to purchase advertising be turned off. . Utilities in this campaign. of a good tax bill," and said he Wednesday. stitutions, says a report to Gov. who do not need it to maintain supporting basis." time on six radio stations in the is "compelled" to veto it. p• Simeon Willis on higher educa- their health." As for Western, the 'report district. , "Our responsibilities for M- four teachers colleges, all says an audit for the 1945-46 I ternational rehabilitation have tion in this state. The The money was turned over Stat,e Poll Says Wat,ertwld from of the Souther Inter- school year shows athletic re- I an important bearing on our ef- Condition of U.C. Recommending a return members Durbin today. Most of the to Athletic Association, ceipts of $7,633 and expenses of to • • 1 forts to secure lasting peace. "professionalized sports" collegiate _ radio will be con- Kentucky, Western $5,106, but that information ob advertising "The recent refusal of certain Mho;Shot Tuesday "playing for fun," a survey by are Eastern rnetrtahteedAuingutshte2 lpasritmwaryeekeibece: , Murray and More- tamed from the college itself foce Will WinBy 30 000 Majonty nations to join in common en- Griffenhagen and Associates de- Kentucky, fore , • ', football teams at the head state teachers colleges. The puts receipts at $12,100 and ex , deavors to establish conditions Is Cnfled "Serious clares the tion. Louisville, Ky.,—Harry Lee But the first poll three weeks four state teachers college and university is a member of the penses at $11,196. It comments. ; of world stability increases the to Waterfield will defeat Earle C. before the election bears out City —Oondition of the University of Kentucky are Southeastern Conference. "even this appears too small This campaign fund was rats- difficulty of our task and ex- Union athletic Clements for the Democratic rumors that Clements is in James Damron, 28, who was good, and adds: "There can be no serious ob- cover coaches' salaries, ed quickly and quietly by Dur- poses us to greater risk. guar- nomination for governor by a trouble in several counties of twice Tuesday afternoon by "If the colleges and the un- jection to a college having scholarships, travel, game bin's friends, who preferred not (Mr. Truman apparently re- shot and majority of 30,320 votes and will his district, and that Waterfield Jimmy Jones, Obion county far- iversity can achieve correspond- strong teams," says the Grit- antees, equipment, etc.," to let the candidate knolv that ferred here to the refusal of spent carry every Congressional dis- will actually carry some of I was reported very senor= ingly as high academic stand- fenhagen report, but "the em- that it is likely Western they were doing it. Soviet Russia and eastern Eu- mer, for trict in the state except the them. In- yesterday. Damron is a patient ards as they have achieved in phasis placed on athletics, with much more of state funds ropean nations under her the school Durbin left Fulton this morn- Second and Sixth, a statewide In the Third District, Louis- I oarticloatethe at Kennedy General Hospital in basketball, gifted and ambitious the accompanying subsidize- subsidization in fluence to ended. ing for Bowling Green. Tomor- poll of public opinion indicated villa and Jefferson county, where' economic Memphis. students from all over the United tion of athletes, is not consis- year recently Paris conference on row he will work his way thIisnewoernepk.lete Waterfield is meeting organiza- England One bullet pierced his liver States will pound hard on the tent with the best interests of Murray's athletic receipts for rehabilitation which Fulton along Highway 62 visit- tion with organization, the Clin- sug- intestines before lodging campus gates for admission to higher education." $23,859 and its ex- to Incomplete. reports from the and France called on the and 1945-46 were and supporters and ton and Fulton publisher is lead- pelves bone. their halls of learning." ing friends First Congressional District show gesdon of Secretary of State near the If subsidization is to continue, penses "were stated to be $28. ing by a 3,000 majority. scheduled to appear intercollegiate adds soliciting votes. r Water- Jones is Less stress on however, says the report, the 954," says the report, but it Poll returns from the Fourth MarahailL hearing Tues- intramur- field there. Returns from strong for a preliminary athletics and more on colleges comprising the associa- the Murray's financial state- give that district to Waterfield "Until we are better able to boys $27,878. Congratulates Waterfield of day afternoon. al sports—games played by Lions of which Kentucky's reach- ment puts expenses at Leader sections the dig- by a small majority. The Fifth establish the cost of our in- • on the campus—is "exclusive of the salaries of trtct are expected to push his • and girls era colleges are members should Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fatherree Is also in the Waterfield column. vestment in world peace and urged in that part of the survey coaches." poll majority to approximately it is unwise EXTENDED FORECAST: 'agree on a fixed scale of pay on the birth of a nine pound The Sixth, the poll shows, will collective security, dealing with sports. 3,000. a cut in our and on how many athletes to Eastern, like most of the girl. July 17, at the Methodist go to Clements by approximate- to make so large Tennessee Change Needed future income Kentucky and hire and "adhere rigidly to it." others, supports its athletic pro- hospital in Memphis. Mrs. Waterfield's surprising ly half the Waterfield majority government's Wednesday)—Temper- Programs whereby the in- ability to meet our (through Should Cut Athletics grams by money from admis- Fatherree is the daughter of strength in the Second Con- in the Third. that our aturea for the period will aver- tramural players get the old Seventh, Eighth, and needs would be impaired." Declaring athletic receipts at sions to games, student lees and Mr. and Mrs; Joe Gates of this gressional District, which Clem- The slightly below normal. Cooler and discarded equipment and show substantial ma- The president said the bill age were $3,830 and ex- state funds, says the report. In city. ents is supposed to represent Ninth all the week end. Wanner the their play directors are paid $2, Morehead for Waterfield. with represents not only "unsound over $12,147, the report com- 1945-48 Its admission tickets in Congress, is upsetting some jorities half of period Humidity 000 to $2,400 a year should be penses Ninth fiscal policy" but would contri- latter mented: "it is quite unfair to brought in 0,333, its student Mr. and Mrs. Odell Gregory, of the political ok,servers. Early both the Seventh and in- less than normal. Moderate pre- reversed, the report continues. dicating the vote on election day bute "to inflationary pressures firm's require the tax payers of the fees. $9,067, "and the total cost Hickman, on the birth of an In the campaign predictions were cipitation occurring as scattered The view of the Chicago will give Waterfield a larger which we have made progress by state to support an athletic pro- of athletics was $30,655, so that eight pound, 12 ounce boy this general that Clements would showers Saturday with total investigators Is explained majority than the poll now in- in combatting but have by no gram that has to be subsidized $13,255, or 43 per cent of the cost morning at eight o'clock at the pile up a heavy majority in his precipitation about one-fourth saying that intramural play dicates. means overcome." in such large proportions. Ath- was borne by the state." Fulton hospital. home district. of an inch gives training to a large num-

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Friday Evenini, July 18, 1947 Fulton Daily Loatlse, Fulton, Kentssclay fraskr NLRB Boss 1.:77,....•••....6. "'ahoy panto WESTERN il DAiLY SINCE 1898 I THRILL 14 Optimistic FRUE? • IPURLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky. I Inneakessis Says New Labor liturier, Starrett AUSTIN ADKIN•ON ADRON DORAN Danny Lee wanaariato EDITOR PUBLISHER MANAGING ILD.10F1 bill Will Be Benefit ;rMiSR1 I altered as second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of Congress of March 1, 1879. To Labor and Industry ABOUT! WAY" •USSONIPTION AAAAA RATE Sox IN CLASSIFIED SECTION. Washington, July 11--(41- - -ap- i Phone 34 or 1304 Robert N. Denham, newly ADTERTISIN• AAAAA SUBMITTED ON REQUEST. pointed key man behind the PLUS • tart-Hartley labor law, predict- • rThe Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the We for republication of all the local news I dispatches. ed today that "under proper ad- Jane Withers U :printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news ministration the new act will do a great deal to benefit both labor James Lydon I Our Greatest Problem and industry.' a LONE ! Rumor Factory At Work choice • As President Truman's In By Dewitt MacKenzie, fur the powerful post of general HAND paid lobbyists Earle C. Clements and his AP Foriign Affairs Analyst counsel to the expanded Na- recently have circulated a canard to the en That was a stern warning regarding the tional Labor Relations Board. '‘THE TEXAN favors a sales ;feet that Harry Lee Waterfield dangers of the European crisis which Secretary the 82-year-old Republican told and unfounded rumor has :tax. This malicious of State Marshall gave us in his address be- a reporter: AFFAIRS I county, as in "I believe the labor situation !been spread here in Fulton fore the conference of governors at Salt Lake • Kentucky, in an ap- will clear itself up much more a —111F— imany other sections of City. - OF parent attempt to confuse the voters. To keep araidly than some people believ- • "There is no blinking the fact that this ed." a :the record clear we wish to submit the fon GERALDINE" CARTOON & SERIAL country now stands at a turning point in its He said he has no Intention to prove that Mr. Waterfield !lowing evidence relations to its traditional friends among the to use his powers under the new .has not advocated and does not advocate a nations of the old world," said Marshall. act to "dictate" labor relations. FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 FRIDAY - SATURDAY tax: aisles "Either it musi finish the task 01 assisting "I don't think labor needs a a .-aar" he declared. "Neither does ; On July 12, speaking at Falmouth, Ky., Mr. those countries to adjust theinselve.; to the changed demands a new age, or it must ndustry." tWaterfield said: "Kentucky does not have a of Along with Denham, now an direc- iright to impose more tax upon its people than reconcile itself to seeing them move in , NLRB trial examiner, the Presi- I am tions which are consistent neither with their ORPHEUM !is required to operate its government. dent announced yesterday his 1 !opposed to any additional tax on fauns and own traditions nor with those of this country two choices for the additional 'homes, and a sales tax. I do propose to levy "In the latter case, the United States would board memberships created by the Murdock, former la per cent minimum tax on parimutuel bet- be faced with a radical alteration of its own act--Abe member and any additional tax position in the world. I ask you to consider Democratic House ting." "If it requires Utah, and Repub- most carefully the implications of such a de- Senator from :to carry out, by mrogressIve program for the lican 3, Copeland Gray, labor THROUGH JULI for the future prosperity and se- SPECIAL! ;people of Kentucky I will appoint a legisia- velopment relations expert of Buffalo, N. Y. of our country." :Live research committee to make recommen- curity All three jobs pay $11,000 an- De Skew 011 Wave Is and MOO Creme ;dations for a sounder distribution of the The general has left us to dot the nually and the appointees are but that's not difficult. If we And Complete Feather Mee Haircut ttax burden, and then take those proposals to cross the T'8, INJURED WORKER RESCUED—Detroit firemen lower Frank subject to senate confirmation. the still free European demo- Murdock and Gray will serve :the people of this state for approval or re- don't help C. Ryan, an ironworker, from the steel structure of a rased feet; they will be with members of the existing :jection." cracies to regain their building in Detroit, Mich. Ryan was injured as a crane was brought under Russia's Communist domina- board, including Chairman Paul $6.00 moving a girder. Houston and In support of his :anitention that no new tion. Thus America will be cut off from her Herzog, John M. James J. Reynolds, Jr., whom !taxes would be !anon, io carry out his pro- Her security, both economically old friends. Mr. Truman formally reappoint- MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP ;gram, Mr. Watertiaa submitted the following and militarily, will be weakened. ed yesterday. Martin Highway :statistics: But that's only a snap-shot of the threat. Neither Senator Taft (R- crisis is by no means due the ; Total revenue la:a year was $a2,500.000. Europe's economic Ohio), chairman of both war. A fundamental Senate Steering and !Total prospective revenue for four years solely to the ravages of Republican a lot of folk fail to realize is that Senate Labor committees, nor 'would be about $21t1,000,000, pine 430.000,000 fact which Europe in particular, and the Eastern Hemi- Senator Ball diallinni, mem- cash surplus now on hand, making a com- REUNION HELD had CURB SERVICE! sphere in genera?, are in the throes of the ber of the Labor committee, .bined total of $240,000,000. The last Legisla- AT LANCASTER HOME Drown and family yesterday. immediate comment on the -revolution which was pro- any 'ture appropriated $39,000,000. The cost of Communist world A family reunion was held They were enroute to their nominations Senator Ives (11- at in the days of the Bolshevist up- • the additional services recommended by the jected back last Sunday at the home of Mr. .home in Nashville after visiting NY), also on the labor group, and only now is in full swing. on candidate would be—schools $15,000,000; hos- heaval 01 1917 and Mrs. W. B. Lancaster hi St. Louis. said he did not know any of the even before the last Paschall street, honoring the and son, pitals and health centers $2,500,000; aviation Professional onsevers Mrs. Bill Gregory three new appointees. KEN-TENN GRILL the idea of world-revolution arrival of their nephew, Billy Richard, of E. St. Louis, are visit-' $500,000, for a total of $18.000,000. This would war, recognized as a cardinal goal of Russian Communism. It Cooper Ray, who is in the U. S. Mrs. Ernest MeCollum on Edd- IT'here you. get those Good T-lione Steaks make the cost of operating the state govern- Navy and wag at home on leave. was held up pending the strengthening of the lags street. Refugee Jews and ment $57,000,000 per year, or $228,000,000 for Those present were Mr. and . Little Paulette Brown is do. Soviet Union economically and Militarily. four years. If the income for four years is Mrs. Alton Ray and son Billy ing nicely after undergoing a Country Fried Chicken in the successive five year $240.000,000 and the expenditures $228,000,000, This was achieved Cooper, Mrs. J. A. Hastings, Mrs. major operation at Ko.sair hoe- out by Marshall Stalin. Tommies Martin south of traffic light. obviously there will be $12,000.000 left as a plans carried Carl Prichard, Mr. and Mrs. L. pital in Louisviilt. Battle On Highway—One block Meintime, observers were giving the Mos- son Lamarr, Mrs. 'surplus at the end of the next governor's A. Plnkley and cow regime credit for foreseeing that an- Bill Riley and Billy Brown, all Howard Crut has returned to Immigrants Fail hi Try I ,term. and *Ill other general war was brewing. This war of Doieraburg; Bobby Freeman of his home in Chicago Mrs. receive his discharge from the To Stop Boarding Party f. ' We regret very much that the Clements would provide the chaos which would be fav- Memphis, and Mr. and , John E. Lancaster and daugh- Army there. '/ forces have been circulating this falsehood orable to the inauguration of the world Jerusalem, July 18—(A)— , C ter, Nancy May, Mr. and Mrs. Some 4,500 angry Jewish Int- position on the sakes for of Communism un- Miss Lily B. Allen Is leaving labout Mr. Waterfieid's drive the expansion George A. Lancaster and Mrs. migrants aboard a refugee ship Waterfield is entitled to in Moscow. Saturday night for Dubuque, •tax. We believe Mr. der direction of the Comintern Frankum and d hte 1 Joe Iowa, to visit her sister, Mrs. used tear gas, smoke bombs, 'a fair hearing in his effort to secure the high Well, the war came, Russia and Germany Wanda Jo, all of Fulton. weapons Jens Walker and family. aearn jets and other seeks, and we resent the attempt signed their non-aggression pact and, with ',office he Misses Veda Belle Ward and today in a vain battle against ATTEND STATE to distort and misrepresent his open and this in his pocket, Hitler lashed out. Then he TO Betty Jo Hudson are leaving a 50-man British boarding party. L. A. CONVENTION •abose board rejection of the sales tax. attacked the Soviet Union—which wasn't ac- A. Saturday for a week's vacation off the Palestine coast, British _ . Mrs. Pete Ashby, president, cording to Hoyle. However, although Russia in the Smoky Mountains. authorities announcd. Mrs. Gordon. Perry, secre- suffered herself, with allied aid she and and Mrs. S. W. Seals of Five British destroyers escort- ; WATER HEATER grievously -treasurer. of Marshall Mr. Haifa,1 Big Day At Cayce Lary 214 Carr attended the funeral ed the %Tine! toward emerged strong enough to undertake a whole- Alexander Post 72 of the Amer- the be of Mrs. Sea uncle in Medina. where refugees will sale expansion of her sphere of influence. This icon Legion Auxiliary will leave to troopships forj 1...:•We Join the officials of the Fulton-Hick- Tenn., yesterday. transhipped has resulted in the establishment of Com- Saturday afternoon at 5 p. m. transfer to detention camps in I • Plenty of clean, hot MAUI always on 'tap than counties Rural Electric Co-operative in munist controlled governments throughout on the City of New Orleans to Mrs. H. W. Owen of Paducah Cyprus. ;wing all meembers and friends to attend the with a Frigidaire Electric Water fleeter. eastern Europe—and the expansion continues. attend the 29th annual Auxili- Is visiting her husband in Ful- The announcement said no 17*0.rinial meeting scheduled at Cayce high It's low-cost, dean, safe, dependable... 1 Naturally all Moscow's activities have been ary convention 'which will be ton. fatalities were suffered by either : ool Saturday, July 19. beginning at 10 a. rri. Louis- and completely automatic! dominated by the central idea of spreading held July 20 through 24 at Mr. and Mrs. Leon Browder, side, but that three members, ',Members will vote for directors of the or- ville. returned yes- of the boarding party were in- Communism and thereby strengthening Rus- Miriam and Jack, • N•"oHlow-hootor rost' • No ma to shovel. :kanization, musicall entertainment is pro- Louisville, they will terday morning from a vaca- jured. sla's own position. You see that in the methods While in • No tomes, no soot. • he It today! :J:111sec', and educational displays on the use attend the convention meeting tion trip to Bristow, Oklahoma. A broadcast, purportedly Vinpinyed in establishing domination over ;I:n electracity on the modern farm will be at Club Madrid, attend a lunch- Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nanney, emanating from the ship, had the countries of eastern Europe, and in the relatives that one Jew , Maown. eon for club presidents and Akron, 0„ are visiting leported earlier obstructions created in the United Nations secretaries at the Henry Clay in Fulton' and Martin. was killed and 25 were wounded I Only rtfietittito seriously The broadcast, which! n:Farma folk who enjoyed the blessing of cheap and in the various European conferences. You Hotel, a national defense Amer- 'a, HI... "Roolaur.t,b•" the ; *Inane power are the envy of Less fortunate see it in Moscow's refusal to cooperate in the icanism dinner at the Kentucky ended at about the time boarding party took over, said I MsotHig Una! ;$1eighbors. We are heartily in favor of the economic rehabilitation of Europe. Hotel and a Child Welfare Re- President Signs I breakfast. Tuesday five of the wounded were dying. ca-op prwram, and hope to see its con- So the greatest problem of the United States habilitation at 4 D. m. they will tour the throughout and the other democracies is to deal with this Succession Bill tihued growth and development Nichols Veterans hospital. Ken- i Red world revolution. COLORED NEWS See er70iiirr/ Anntucky. tucky's outstanding projects for'He Had Requested four volunteer hos- this year are Lawrence Mortne Patterson, same.!Mrs. L. H. Harrison is the and a toy I 41IOSPITAL NEWS Army Needs More pital worker schools Washington, July 18—ala— prematurely born son of L. M. and gift shop at Outwood Hos. Fresident Truman today signed died Mrs. James Veatch and baby, and Mildred Patterson, GRAHAM FURNITURE COMPANY pital at Dawson Springs, Poppy the presidential succession bill at 5 p. in. at a local ‘)10ises Crutchfield, are doing nicely. Negro Personnel Thursday Day program and inauguration placing Speaker Joseph Martin was born at Walnut Street Fulton, Rental:3W Irs. Thomas Bruce a:. doingj Mrs. Clarence Smith, Martin,I hospital. The baby Army recruiting sta- of Girls' State. (R-Masst in line to replace him 4:30 a. m. and wen "nicely. Is doing nicely. The U. S. Thursday tion in Mayfield received in- In the event Mr. Truman is un- placed in an incubator in a vain Elno Foster is doing Little Larry Daniels is doing ,tMrs. nice-: that due to in- able to complete his term. attempt to save its life. The •111, nicely. formation today PERSONALS creased needs for colored per- The legislation, which Mr. Tru- Mose Patton Funeral Home is Mrs. Eat' Wiggins ia doing Billy Carver are iMrs. W. H. Brown remains the I sonnel the enlistment require- Mr. and Mrs. man requested immediately af- in charge of burial. r nicely. the week at their club- *tine. ments have been lowered to al- spending ter he entered the White House at Reelfoot Lake. :.; Jane Meacham has been dis- Little Judith Tucker is doing the addltimfil number re- house and vacated the vice-prfeaciency, Singapore's population of 900,- low Whitis is spending 4siissed. nicely. to enlist. Miss Nan was eigned as part of the presi- 000 is estimated to be approxi- quired Mrs. • Alma Lee Speed, Union City, Is this week with her sister, dential routine. mately two-thirds Chinese. Ialton Hospital— doing nicely. Enlistments are far two, three, B. H: Webb, in Milan. There was none of the cere- Come To also en- ?Patients admitted: 0. E. Allen, Route 4, is doing four, and five years, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tripp mony that sometimes accom- open for the -1 n: Mrs. Lcraihe Brantley, E. nicely. listments are now leave Batman y for Chicago, panies, the signing of important may now darairle. Mo. Mrs. Stan!sy Beadles is delna Air Corps. Enlistees where Mr. Triep will attend the measures. service a Mrs. Odell Gregory, Hickman. j nicely. select their branch of I. C. Diesel retool for two weeks. Press Secretary Charles Cl. 1We theatre. Anyone ;!Dismissed: Ed Barnes, Memphis, I. doing and overseas Miss Sue Jewell is visiting in Ross, who told reporters of the Raymond Champion,! wishing additional information Clinton with relatives. signing, said he knows of no Visit '.•Ars. Us nicely. U. S. Army Buy, ',Salton. Rural route. Raymond Hutchens, Route 4, should contact the Mrs. A. MT:-.}:Iro underwent a plans to assign a secret service First Na- Mrs. R. C. Joyner, Fulton. doing nicely. Recruiting Officer, minor operalV:1 in the I. C. agent to protect Martin. Is Mayfield, n Mrs. Walter Voelpel. Fulton. Ruth Hampton is doing nice- tional Bank Building, hospital in P:.'.!•."cah- this morn- Sell, Plenty of parking space and our or see Sgt. Carden who will be ing. James Brown. Hickman. ly. of in Fulton at the postoffice all B. L. Brown of Memphis visit- The silk-producing organ - Miss Millie Patterson, Arling- Mrs. Palmer Downey is doing "spinneret," day Monday, July 21 for the ed his wife, Mrs. S. L. Brown, the spider is called a Rent— groceries and meals are priced to ton nicely. and is attached to the under afde Hickman. Harris; Martin. purpose of interviewing colored and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lan- : M C. Horn', Paul Douglas of the abdomen. Mrs. Maggie Nanney, Fulton. is doing nicely. applicants. caster last Wednesday. Cash Registers, take care of sales tax. Mrs. Walter Ridgeway, Route Mr. and M's. Syd W. Pigue S. L. 'saws Memorial— 5, is doing nicely. and children visited Mrs. NEED A NEW FlURNACE? R. E. McDaniel has been ad- Katie Ray is doing nicely. S. Fulton Baptists We have a complete line of Oil, Adding Machines • C mitted for ail operation. Mrs. Elsie Wadlington, Water Gas or Coal, Gravity and Forced Valley, is doing nicely. Announce . Gene Smith has been admit- Services air Furnaces, Hand or Stoker and Typewriters Cornice's Grocery & Maggie Algee is doing nicely. Brooks Bus Line Stoves, ted The Rev. Wade fired. Warm Morning Gloria Jean Young has been Rose /Rehr, Hickman. Is do- Cunningham, ; Cadiz. will speak Saturday even- Automatic Hot Water Tanks, Admitted for an operation. ing nicely. Detroit Direct ing at the South Fulton Bap- Electric or Gas. • Pan-Am Service Station James Borden, Union Mrs. Eudora Parrott is doing • : Mrs tist church at 7:45 o'clock. Bro. We do Cluttering and all kinds been admitted. 17 1()IIRS he George Rushton will fill the pul- Sheet Metal Work. Brockman is doing nicely Mrs. E. B. Berry, Route 4, is of FULTON WALLPAPER On Martin highway at traffh light. Sue pit Sunday evening in the ab- No Chdrieti of Bus. Inspections following an oprration. improving. and Estimates is sence of the pastor. the Rev. J. a. & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Mildred Patterson and baby Ifermy Roberts, Dukedom. Leave Fulton, 10:35 m. daily. Free. See us—Call or Write. Improving. T. Drace. Phone 31)0 itre doing nicely. BUS STATION BENNETI"S SHEET SALES AND SERVICE Mrs. Wilma Coleman has been The pastor extends a personal UNION E. M. Scott is IMDFOTing invitation to the public to at- Phone 44 for Reservation.. METAL WORKS QE4Vtit Mrs. Heritehel Stinnett. Louis- dismissed. Phone 85 304 Wain Colvte has tend these and all other services Water Talley, Ky. Ville. la da.na nicely following Beside Virginia dismissed. of the church. lin operation. been

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Plop ThriNI 18, 19-17 Friday Evening, July 18, 1947 Fulton Doily twitelre, P'ultun, Kentiorky purchasing us option i a third. one run in the ninth The first Ng. 11)1413 tirli4414$ Sign man up, Buhl, struck out. Har- Infielder !teary ThornP901/1 The Sports Mirror Sports Roundup Tore Negroes, Elusion Third Buck's Sinule And Run In 13th rington singled and took second Baseball lino. outfielder Mined lirilro Today a year ago-Caren:tau: By Rash Fullerton, Jr. I on Sispicli's single. On a fielders St. Louis, July 18-b115- The Joined }retold Muddy) Rues YESTERDAY'S RESUL'I'S defeated Plats 5-4 to take one-' New York. July 18- taa--- 1 choice Proulx tweed Sepleh at St. Louis Browns have become club last night alth Thannoule half gam? lead In National &Ailey Quick, the chunky guy second and moved Harrington National League GGive. Chix 6-5 Wm Over Miners modern major league seeing action at second hose league as Dodgers lost to Reds from California, won't defend to third With /Upend batting, Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 1 the third to open the door to against the Philadeipitia clhtc- 4-2 and sipped into second place. his National Public Links gull I With the score tied at five all, safely In the seventh and ninth Us threw to second to try for St. Louis 5 Roston 2 ball club In players. joining the tics-but he went hitless Me* et I Three years ago-Arne Ander- championship at Minneapolis in the blAtAUSI of the thirteenth;' to lead his teammates at the Prague who Was stealing. Al a Chicago at New York-both negro an Dodgers and Cleveland batting trips anti chalked up son of Sweden set world mile , next week and, as a matter of Buck. tile first man up, singled plate with three for the night. Is the play that makes games postponed, rain Brooklyn rule. this by signing two men and error on a grounder r I t record of 4:01.8, beating Gunder fact. there'll be a great dearth sharply to take first Irately andl Propst, Seawright. Us and Lis the most feared catcher in Only serum scheduled. Indians • Haegg's nnark of 4:02. of ex-champituns in the field et, set up the winning run of thel Hardcastie each had two apiece. the league by blue runners. were cred- Five years ago--Occupation; 180 is Robert Clark of St. Paul,I bull game as the Chicks went on and Gray and Rhodes Timing on the play Was On a bit One of American League won $3,000 Futurity at Ailing- is Robert Clark of St. Paul. the to down the Madisonville Minera'l ited with a single each. and Herrington raced home a resounding New York 3-7 Cleveland 1 ton Park. the IMO winner .. maybe that's 16-5 at Fairfield last night. Seawright's was with a run. Biggs then struck on the score- Detroit 7-4 Washington a-3 because the Publinks golfers get' Buck took second on Gray's triple, high up out Saponcl to end the rally. Ten years ago- Yankees lined board in center field. Us and Boston 4-5 Chicago 1-3 sus- too good Joe Dey, who picks perfect sacrifice. Propst was The Chicks sent the game into NINA Johnny Baia, etso and hit Philadelphia 16 St. Louis II ; this tourney as his favorite passed intentionally after Zubic Hardeastle two-baggers. extra innings when they tied pended hirr quitting team. with "sporting event," points out that consulted his hip-pocket statis- &Men led the Miners the ;core in the last of the ninth. Ex-Yale star had been bothered by Zubic I the qualifying record of 134 tics and the Miners elected to four for 'six, followed Buck led oft with a single. Wok American Association by sore arm. one of which Jimmy Clark set last year pitch to Pechous. Zubic then with three for five, second on Grua sacrifice arid Milwaukee 6 St. Paul 4 a Harring- ' is the lowest of any U. S. 0, A. let a wide one get away and which wits homer raced home with the tieing run Only gamin scheduled each two Erma! Allen Joist championship . . besides Buck raced to third while Propst ton and Schmidt had on Propst's single. Propat moved gut the other July 29 Quick, Bud Ward, Harry Olean moved up to second. Whereupon for six. Sapund to second on the throw in and Soul/tent Association Cleveland Browns safety fur the Miners. Louisville, Ky., July 18- I and Scotty Campbell started Zubic changed his strategy and an error by Zuble. It took Hale Chattanooga II-5 Memphis 1-4, Ermal Allen, assistant football golfing on public courses and passed Pechous to first. Rhodes This is how they scored: and Campton five minutes to de- second game 12 innings. coach at the University 01 Ken- went on to make the Walker then lifted one to short center In the second inning Pechous cide if Propst should be allowed Atlanta 2 New Orleans 1 public tucky, has disclosed he hat: Cup team; and such told which Harrington took was safe at first on an error by to take third on the ball passed Mobile 9 Birmingham 4 safe at been granted a year's leave of links notables as Ed Furgul, Schmidt. Rhodes was by Ruble. It seemed to be a mos- Little Rock 5-5 Nashville 3-10 choice, forc- absence from the university. Bruce McCormick, Pat Abbott. Buck was off ror home with first on a fielder's lion of whether Propst nad RIAL and Sea- Les Bolstad, Jimmy Clark the smack of the ball in Har- ing Peehous at second. reached second before or after Allen said the leave was grant- Welch, out his TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE You Say the 1941 winner, William rington's glove. It looked like a wright then smashed Subic let the ball away. The ed so he can Join the Cleveland Us and National League-Pittsburgh IDA have become pros. dead heat between the runner triple to scare Rhodes. fuss wound up with Propst sat Browns of the All-American ' walks to fill St Boston (night); St. Louis at and the horsehide at the plate, Hardcustle drew second Pechous was passed. Professional Football Conference EYES to Brooklyn; Cincinnati at New Service? SPORTS BEFORE YOUR as the umpire spread his the bases. Biggs singled WOO> Rhodes hit to Proulx who took July 29. that if but York; Chicago at Philadelphia. Charley Orimm claims hands apart to signal the rim Seawright and Us and sand the ball and tagged out Propst his third Book flied American League-Roston at he sees a Cub pitcher raise safe, there was Zubic with his Hardcastle to unassisted. without trying for You 41011.1 hate to go "He's my front of the St. Louis; New York at Detroit; arm above his head, mitt on Buck's leg and the white out to Zubic in Rhodes at first Seawright then . . . fouled out to Washington at Cleveland: only farther f tb r superior pitcher for the next day." on the ground about eigh- plate and Gray forced Rhodes at second, watch ball games scheduled. laundry port ice plus'. Tennessee rooters say to inches away, shinning Zubic to retire the side. aelninidt to Sepich &ran- teen DOGS Ray Drost, a guard from beautifully in the dust. In the third, Buhl led off for That was all for either side Satiitar washing tn. HOT liton, Pa., who is "almost as cat- out to until the bottom of the 13th Suilharn Association t, Biggs, Chick skipper, although the Miners by grounding eilitiem plusr--Ispecial like in his charge as Bob Suf- was safe at when Buck came home with the STANDINGS in trouble a time or two, pitched Propst. Harrington $1.00 Per Doz. fridge." . . Colby, Kas., footbial high throw to winning run. W. L. Pct. gtIi'suI*iui to chil the full thirteen innings and first on Rhodes' Thom: fans are so proud of a home- promptly took second The second game of the series 61 37 .622 I bore down at the right times to Propst and Mobile thing*, undies, town boy who play:. quarterback being re- will be played at Fairfield to- 39 .814 deserve the win. He singled once while the ball was New Orleans 62 fragile fabrics'. Rapid for Kansas U.. that they're al- singled to score night starting at I o'clock. 49 47 .510 Hickory Log to drive in two runs. covered. Bepich NuhvWe ready planning special trains to Harrington. ?route made the Chattanooga ..., 51 50 .505 ecrtice: Quick pick- Buck, besides his game win- BOX SCORN ;I the Denver, Nebraska and Miss- second out on the ground, Biggs Birmingham CI 52 .445 up owl ilelit.••ryf tnel ning single In the thirteenth, hit Madisonville AB K H ro A E ouri games . . . Billy Fticken- to Propst, and Scotch took sec- Atlanta 47 50 485 cf _d 2 4 0 0 tour Iniontit, comes Bar-B-Q backer, Ann of the old speed ond on the play. Etspond singled Harrington Memphis 39 55 415 *kWh lb _6 1 4 6 20 king, Eddie, turned In one of the the air Just after he kayoed to drive in &pleb, but was out Little Rock 38 64 .3110 hawk rt'ittls for im- Proulx 3b ____5 0 0 4 4 0 better performances of the re- Tony Zale, "Hello, Ma, the bad at second trying to stretch his mediate iimo. Amat.,..ur done it,' reminded this list- Sapond If 6 0 1 0 0 0 PHONE 40 cent New York State boy • YESTERDAYS STARS crner of various pillars of society Schmidt as _ 0 2 2 6 1 golt championship. The Miners scored twice more By The Associated Press and business who like to boast of Phelan lb 5 1 0 14 00 Parisian LanntlrN-1)ry Cleaners in the fourth on an error and Batting: George Kell, Tigers- Ire Deliver THINGS HAVE having been the toughest kid Zubik e ____ 5 1 3 7 1 2 STRANGER a home run. Sohmidt was out, made six hits in eight times at East DI' Mona 14 in town . . the Rock freely Morris rf 4 O 0 0 1 220 viimaimemo HAPPENED Buck to Peewit. Phelan was safe bat as the Tigers took both ends remark over admits that he has been a bad Buhl p O 0 1 4 . Rocky Graziano's at firat on Buck's error, Enbic of a double header from the boy, and if he didn't plenty of xAdams rf O 0 0 0 then slammed out a home gun Senators 7-5 and 4-3. He col- folks would tell about it any- of him to soots Phelan ahead Totals ____51 5 12 38 18 4 lected a single, double and triple way. front 4-3. and put his team in x Out short to first in ninth. and stole home with the tie- Peohous, the only man in the breaking run in the opener, and Compare Our Prices ON, Kitty who rides a bige and hit three tingles In the nightcap. lour STOP TERMITE DAMAGE wears pole climbers tendirig Fulton AB it II PO A E Pitching, Bobo Newsom, Yank- BOURBON zys,t center field, was shaken up Buck 3b 7 2 3 2 3 2 ees-won his second straight in Fat milts $ettptr fence after Gray 2b 5 0 1 7 8 0 a his 200th Termite control has been an when he ran into the Yankee uniform and IT HERE .• homer. Morris was safe Propet lb I 0 2 18 1 0 big league victory sluice he exclusive business with TERM- Zubles eaks at first on Rhodes' error, but Pechous cf 0 0 1 0 0 reached the majors in 1929 by • Old Granddad • Old Titylerj since 1927. A free TERM- INIX was out at second when B ill Rhodes as I 1 1 3 5 3 scattering nine hits for a 3-1 • Old Fitzgerald • Kentucky Tavern 111IX inspection of year pro- 11 1 2 2 0 0 took first on a Oelder's chcc. Seawright win over the Indians in the first • Yellowstone • Ancient het perty will tell you definitely Harrington filed out to Pecus Lis c 12 27 3 0 game of a double header. He the extent of termite damage. side. Hardcastle rf 4 0 2 0 0 0 Joins Mel Harder of Cleveland • I. W. Harper • Old Char* light. to retire the termites! P - 0 1 0 3 0 and Red of the Chicago I Don't guess about In the bottom at the fourth MEP Rutting And Many, Many other Popular Blenda- Call your TERMINIX dealer tht Chicks same back to tie the White Sox as the only active 6 14 39 23 5 Calverts - Scaarain a - Four Roses -Ilebtoky LIQUORS today! score when Lis led off with a Totals ____50 pitchers with 200 or more big GINS --GORDON'S -- K/NSEY SEAORAMO WALKS" double, took third on a wild league triumphs. NERCE•CEQUIN CO. Score by innings: ' throw and came home in 002 SOO 001 000 0 For Complete Satisfaction, See Phone 33 Fulton, K. M'ville TODAY'S GAMES H a rdeu stle's two-bagger. Riggs Fulton 030 100 001 000 I Ilteeces••.0.0‘e siP Madisonville at Fulton. Aochortnd was safe at first on an error by Summary: 2BH-Lls, Hard- LIQUOR STORE Ohio Valle, Terez,nix Ceep. Union City at Owensboro. FORE) Morris. Miners' right fielder, but Schmidt. MOH-Seawright. castle, Clarksville at Mayfield. Lake Street Ext. Hardcastle who tried to Mike DP-Rhodes to Gray to Propst pose Cairo at Hopkinsville. Advortle•td ist.11•• third on the play was thrown 2. &pleb to Schmidt to Phelan. kULTON CHICKS out. Hoek struck out tr.d Gray!HR-Zubik. RBI-Propst, Sea. re t.RMIN1X flied out to Phelen. wright, Hardcastle, Biggs 2, Vs. Madisonville went ahead by Seplch, Szpond, Zublk 2 SH- I Gray 2, Phelan. BB off Riggs 2, :R Madisonville Miners Buhl 7. SO by Biggs 8, Buhl 5. Earned runs off Biggs 2, Buhl 4. Wild pitch-Biggs, Buhl 2. ways on tap 3 Game Series SB-Harrington, Proulx. LOB- der Heater. Madisonville 10, Fulton 15. Um- Second Game Tonight SPECIALS pires-Compton and Hale. 'lime ependsble- 3:07. ASSORTED COOKIES-18e dor. el Se sh•v•L KITTY LEAGUE today! BUTTER CRUMPETS --- 16e doz. STANDINGS W. L. Pet, GB NOTICE Chocolate 'team Owensboro ____45 27 825 0 ANGEL FOOD CAKES ----6.5e ett. ruvrott _ _44 32 579 3 Mayfield 40 30 571 4 APPLE PIES — 35e ea. Madisontille 38 34 .528 7 To all patrons of • 4 Cairo 36 36 .500 9 Hopkinsville 37 40 .481 10% Fairfield Park 'Union City 32 42 .432 14 FINCH'S BAKERY Clarksville 22 53 .293 24% 126 209 Commercial Phone YESTERDAY'S RESULTS • Fulton 6, Madisonville 5 Union City 7, Owensboro 6. Hainline Wrecker Service by ROY CRANE Mayfield 8, Clarksville 3 SAWYER ri sitsup3tGosg,o caum. Cairo 9, HopkInsville 5. BUZ PROwwEl"! irEti OUT I Ti,101ART Yari2 NE ON ITR, ICEME,LE IV LOST '.001 041 tonne% PROGRAM CO. 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AND COOAcE ,, DON'T EAT Lic, THE KNOWN wAiTiNG FOR ME DAGWOOD ON NiES, ,--..-' 001.04NLITS„OrAt METTER wAN .4044E SEAR OuTSIDE THE THE HOME Ti-4AN up in vOLIR 2 \NAY Bring yoqr ineurance PPOM "'.1' SAKZI7v ,.:HA1 ...... 1j--- . ..0 t otr, r 49. pr*senE-daY protection TO- OFFICE Er.7.1NG. mart iiii: 4.. , ) P A DOZEN .c..., ,,. ,, AP _ DAY. Let us revise your wind ' accordance with DOUSMNUTS Pilits' Z-7) rotelasge in FOR SUPPER 1,111 Pi // i' the vilde of your house as it ...it 1 63'r /1 • i la "— 11 Wrecker NA i 0., NY , Goodwin es . , stands. SerVice 1I1 fish a • ,. • .0/' . I ..„‘ ..„... AtkINS,HOLMAN AND Eddings Street 1 :4 FIELDS INSURANCE - 0...„.: 4" • _ . _CAIMPANY_ ..:,,,,. 4 .. i --4. ...,...: ... ._,..s.... - ..„:...- s' .- - !if . L., _ .... .e

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COPY NoT 411 LELIX•181k Faison Ihnly Lender, Fallon, Kentucky Friday Evening, July 18, 1947

Imarmagente.mr.arturegir-Tair.earrar- --nr=m14 OR SALE: One A. G. Spaulding Friday supply; few lots sorted iron bar and chair. Other offi• Martin Tennis racket and one 75 good and choice spring lambs Kentucky Today ceri came to his aid. Trauth Says Guilty Resident Pound refrigerator. Phone 235. 25.50; other good and choice By The Associated Press Apparent 180-8tp mainly 24.50-25.00; principally Corbin-The Rev. John 0. To Armed Robbery Suicide CLASSIFIED ADS 25.00; scattering medium Paducah-A suit has been filed 53, was electrocuted near and Root, Newport, ,Ky., July. 1S'-(W -- Martin-Funeral servicee were FOR SALE: 6 male and female good kinds 20.00-84.00; cull and in circuit court by the city of yesterday. An employe, here Robert Trauth, 92, Cincinnati, held this afternoon for Charlie thoroughbred Hereford hogs. common throwouts 15.00-16.00; Paducah in an attempt to force the Method- William Smith, said pleaded guilty to armed robbery Cook, service station operator, • For Sale Oeorge Gardner, Jones Auto straight culls 14.00 down to 8.00 Miss Mary D. Stewart, operator ist minister was killed while Ili bigles Parts. ip Campbell county circuit court who was found dead at his ser- • 180-6tp or below; no clipped lambs; of the Paducah Bus Company, trying to move a "live" 2,300- _ MIR ELECTRICAL work call • 1 Table Top to restore serviee maintained be- today and was sentenced to life vice station early Thursday BALDWIN PIANOS shorn ewes 7.00 down, volt wire from the road with a • Citip Roberts at Smith's cafe. PERFECTION OIL A mark of fore it suspended operation of imprisonment. morning. distinction stick. Smith said the wire came Phone 172-J 177-tic STOVE $20.80 -always consider nine buses last Monday. The The one-time elusive bandit, the name, the in contact with the Rev. Br. Death was caused by a wound, H, • 2 Five-burner built on oven Reputation. All i company ordered the curtail- who escaped a number of traps styles on Well Street Report Root's foot. The wire had been apparently self-inflicted, from PROMPT and courteous QUICK MEAL OIL display. Feezie Piano meat after the board of city set by Kentucky and Ohio auth- POP . i Sales, 323 So. 7th knocked down by a tree felled oy a 22-caliber rifle, and was in- sorties cell Norman's Taxi, ErrovEs. en. St., Mayfield. New York, July 18-(dP1- commissioners turned down a orities before finally being Sub dealer, Mn.. oed. Smith. stantaneous, He was ahot on the 384. 172-tfc James, Selected stocks made a little proposed fare increase. captured, also pleaded guilty to RI Phone • 3 Five-burner built on oven Fulton left side of the chest just over 176-7tP headway today whale many mar- charge of robbery and was - KEROGAS OIL STOVES Henderson-Word was receiv- a the heart. efficient photo ket leaders retreated before sentenced to five years' impri- EON prompt and ea Louisville-The Louisville az ed here that the War Depart- bring your film to ' Sam ,•I _ Help Wasted light selling. sonment on the count. Brat:Min Nashville Railroad company an- inent is ready to 'lend" part of Photo Shop in the • 1 2168.50 used Numerous customers stood ,,,, tb• Owl „,„., EXPERIENCED truck driver ed the election of John Camp kireekinridge, Ky., for use Ten other indictments against The sninach plant, probably of Store. 135-tic BEDROOM SUITE -e--$11"-uu and wanted. aside on the idea that the ;"",:,:,e.; - Owl Drug warehouseman E. on rd as executive vice- as a new -Boys Town" for delin- Trauth were filed by Common Permit!! usigin. Asia it:traduced •••••••••..- 1 $82.50 new lengthy upward drive called for " M Livingston Company, presideut. etfective Aug. 1. 'Fhe wealth Atttorney William J. Into Europe about the lath au- WIMIROORAPHINO: Letters, CABINET SINK $69.i9$69.50 178..t ye more oi a technical eorrectien quent youths, proposed by the post he" Plq•`1, V9 eat t Atter lull 0,eler of Po-! Wise. t urv. cards. program, etc. Mary • 1 $115.00 new A revival at doubts reeeef o: John. K. Deni, with tbs. I. phone Clinton 3651. ate oustn.s.--. ,outuek .-,erved talltoml ll'i al nz. STUDIO COUCH _ _ _289.50 • For Reat :ins* 1905. was named vice Burton's Olft Shop. iestraint s.... tie at its t= • 1 $37.50 used president it ^"..r.s. tit triton:, tie FOR RENT. 3 turnished &sauna. conveinitui in. Indianapolis next BLING BREAKFAST SET 222.50 A fairly active uPelioaf wit tot post formerly held by Ill- I month. ARE YOU CAM Call 254-W. 180 4tP sucetaded b EXCHANGE FUNNITURI1 dowtiowns. lense- lord. flMillei. for concentrated DDT. tiunal declines prevailed near H. Phone Church St Phone 33 TWO 3-1100M epartments tot spraying homes midday. WITH Maw/ewe/if De4t1 chat M. C. Nall, INII Third rent. Both newly decorated. Harrodsburg-Circuit Jud3e. Gamblers,Seers , FOR SALE: About 500 bushels Qccasional advances were tura ? Fulton, 401 Walnut street. Bee Hubert K. S. Alcorn has ruled the Mer- KY. 10-25te ot good yellow, open pollinated shown for Douglas Aircraft, sinci Vaughan at Potato House for cer fiscal court must levy a I Won't Re Welcome rt ot Woolworth, Goodrich, chat nlANcia. WIring, Radio Re_ corn. $2.10 per bushel. R. L. information. 177-5tp Great $1.21 tax for school purposes, Northern Railway, corn' and Sport Goods. City McNatt. 178-4tc Standard Oil upon each $100 assessed valu-1 At The State Fair FADROOM for rent. Phone (NJ), Lowenstein ton an the Pan3. 205 Corn- initial anon. A tax of $1.25 Iota I RI% Don1 FOR SALE: Ann Arbor pickup 528-J. 177-6tp extra dividend) and Philip Mor- Louisville, Ky., July 18-(4a- 1933 Ml. Phone 401. tic been asked by the board of edu- ! baler and aide delivery rake. ris. Steels and motors were nar- A ban on all forms of gambi- Eliminate the risk of last. We sell only giswia. John Deere to tl cation for school purposes. the: neces- Good condition. $875.00 Phone • Neale* row. Intermittent losers includ- tug and fortune telling at the NW( delays. Take time ... pans. If reconditioning is take *MIRO 14ACHINES. TYPe- court originally had set a levy , over your John sary, our shop is staffed by ex- 188-J. 178-Ste ed Western Union "A", Mont- Kentucky state fair here Seed. day. . to cheek 0 oPew - Titters and Cash Registers AUTO FIRE Insurance. P. R. of $1.10. Deere Farm Equipment and see perienced mechanics HMI is Wight --sold, reported. Of- FOR SALE: Fruit and vegetables gomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, 7-13 was announced yesterday what has to be done to assure the equipped with precision equip- ed t Rinford, Phone 307, Fulton, repr fice supplier. Fulton Office at Matheny and Irvan Fruit Sperry, Deere, Anaconda, Amer- by the fair board's executive best possible service during the ment to do your work ait quickly Ky. 171-30tp London-The struggle of man Stipply Company. Phone 85. Stand on Martin highway, one ican Smelting, Westinghouse, committee. season to come. and as economically as possible, tic Allied Chemical, Baltimore 81 Deputy Jailer Eine' Hatmaker! If it's parts you need, saw us. See us for further particulars. tive block south of traffic light. I. H. L. Hardy, Fulton, Ky., have The committee also said beer Ohio. Southern Railway, South- foiled an attempted escape by I . H, 178-Ste been appointed administrator concessions will be limited to ern Pacific and N Y Central two prisoners from the Laurel. thes of the estate of Mrs. Lula C. four or five on a competitive- WILLIAMS HARDWARE COMPANY Clardy Real Estate FOR SALE: 1041 Hudson 2-door Bonds were mixed and cot- county jail last night, Sgt. Wil- era Bondurant. Any persons hav- lis D. Greer of the state High- , bid blsis. FULTON CLINTON PRONE sedan, has new 1944 motor, ton futures lower. has 755J ing claims against this estate, way Patrol reported. He listed Fair Manager Jack 0. Matlick Charlie Newton property radio, heater and seal-beam PHONE left PHONE 2651 that Ttse or who are indebted to same, the prisoners as Squire Junior said the fair board is expected an Depot street A good invest- driving lights. George Hughes, effo are requested to see me for Loving of Clay county and Jesse tc meet within a week or two now bringing in $3540.00 Ken-Tenn Grill. 178-3tc Rig Peach Crop and settlement on or before Aug- M. Moore, Indianapolis. Hut said to complete plans for this year's , ONLY GENUINE JOHN DIEM PARTS year. Iple; liet FOR SALE: Laundry stove, ust 15th. H. I.. Hardy. 179-Ste Seen In they attacked Hatmaker with an fair. FIT AND %MAR List THI ORHANAIS houae on 4th Street, South; AUG 1 room built-in tuba, kitchen range new furnace, new one keseement, for coal or wood. Phone 264 More mot arranged for two families. Sugar, Too star 176-Sip Livestock Market to Possession of one apartment at Atlanta, 0a.,-Put a doulale National Stockyards, Ill., Jely A Once BALDWIN GRAND piano-floor lock on the pantry, Mother; II room house and bath on sample. Feezle Piano Sales, 18-0P1- I USDA )- Hogs 6000. the active, 50 1.0 75 higher for. 170- Junior knows there'll be peach kluge lot. Possession with deed, 323 So. 7th St., Mayfield. Sub jam. fart 23750. Will finance, $1000 230 lbs. barrows and gilts large- lag 10r dealer, Mrs. Geo. James Ful- Two things-an all-time rec- Sown, balance like rent. 176-7tp ly at 27 75. Top 28.00; heavier NON con, ton. SKID ord-breaking peach crop, SOMething good in an apart- weights and pigs 25 to 50 .iiga- and vey' the recent ment house on Norman street FOR SALE: 1937 Pontiac 4-floor er; 240-260 lbs. 26.50-27.50; 270- ending of sugar ra- well three nice apartments. sedan. Good condition. can 300 lbs. 24.75-26.50; some 310 tioning-will work together this fan year to gas and hot air heat. Irma. Joe Cashon. 179-3tc lbs. 24.50; 350 lbs. 22.75, lute restock pantry shelves offl , CI all weights eader; with delicacies that were woe- For aale or trade, 23 acres with VENETIAN BLIND/3_1w tree undertone NO WAXING NECESSARY far, 100-120 fully short during the war years. tran ilikee. modern house on Fulton- estimates call Yewell Harri- 130-150 lbs. 25.00-26.50 for City highway. Possession lbs. 22.00-24.50; sows 50 to 1.00 Russell H. James, southern min son 1049. 179-tfc area supervisor of the Produc- 4 Obre. higher; 450 lbs. down largely • Plicote TRANSPARENT.. . a nee Reensthing good In business GET YOUR eating, canning and 19.50-20.50; few 21 00; heavier tion and Marketing Administra- to :nin: on 4th street for $3,750. pickling peaches at Royce kinds mainly 16.00-18.00; stags tion's food distribution program Ls n thing nice in new subur- Jolley'a fruit stand 3 miles 14.00-16.00; boars 11.50-14.00. branch, today called on house- Post-War Product.. . provides a new St btt wives throughout ban home one mile west on Union south of Fulton on Highway Cattle 1,200; calves 600; market the south to as City highway. Basement, !ur- 45-E. 179-3tc extremely slow; no quotable ac- take full advantage of this year's sparkling finish... tough and durable. ma: bane, stoker, built-in cabinets, tion on steers, heifers or bulls; abundance of peaches for can- L. E acres. Possession at STUDIO COUCH which makes few cows weak to 50 lower than fling, and to lay in supplies for ber, On 3 1-2 Brush it on. Dries overnight. r Once. bed. Good condition. Phone Thursday's low close; venters 50! the months ahead. cha , 6-room house on large lot; 1259-J. 179-6tp lower; several lots canner and I Easy to clean. Cal built-in cabinets, garage. 2 FOR SALE' Bus station lunch cutter cows 10.00-12.75; few , bet hblelmn houses. Close In. rot room. Inquire at bus dation. common and medium beef cow; Yat pfli0 Can be financed. 180-1tp 13.25-15.00: good and choice ' Approved by nat i 41-Joote house On Oak Street yealers 20.00-25.00; top 25.00; I nat for $1750 Vacant. FOR SALE: Used washing common and medium 13.00-19.50;. Charles W. UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES 1-1 i Ilfatch the., ads for new machine. Reasonable. Call culls down to 8.00. Pet 1297-M-2. 180-3tp Sheep 800; steady on small. in 1 Burrow pas Real Estate berfkor4W • ry, dep*e 7ayd . I Office over City National Bank fey, 1'1 61, Fulton, Ky. at BIG-CAR QUALITY • Rit Houses for sale: COT ma Three-apartment house in me South Fulton. Four room house in South but Fulton. Ho in South Three-room house mo Fulton. sat Five-room house in South cei Fulton. New house near South Ful- •Mt ton school. Fr Tyro-apartment house in You'll like Wow Ma-Car West Fulton. Four-room house in West psticermancal Pr' You'N like that Sig-Car styling! Fulton. You'll Fund it fun to drive a new .4 Is You'll like the long, low lines of the new Chevrolet. You'll like Chevrolet. There's power and pep Six-room house in Wes sul tImi look of massiveness and sturdiness. That big, beautiful Fulton. Unisteel body is by Fisher, you know-the only Body by Fisher to spare in the only Valve-in-Head Wt In the low-price field Engine that powers a popular- Six-room house bi East ph priced car. And Chevrolet's quiet, Fulton. , 1)1( comfortable, road-hugging way of going is so restful-so relaxing! One house in Water Valley, ti,, 7845- you love/ Ky. Nice new buoineah,honeafi But your greatest thrill will South -Filicelf. ` IT'S NEW! come when you find out that Chevrolet is the lowest- Farms for dale priced line in its field . . . and the line that costs less 34 ii4e 014461'404th- PROTECTS! for gas, oil and upkeep.. Chevrolet's the one car that ease ci gives you Big-Car Quality 26 sidefilour and one-half at Lowest Goat! miles southeast of Fulton. BRIGHTENS! 22 acres two miles south of nrsla'N lik• Ass. ilia-Cat foonorosI Fulton on Highway 45, well BEAU1 I FIES! tittlivroisit's packed with features that You'll like our Improved. 26 acres one and one-half Big-Car comfort and safety. sorwke, too! Action Hydraulic Brakes, for miles south of Fulton on •r7:iisigtipte, with exclusive design features -for the way it keeps Highway 45, no improve- stops. Unitized Knee- your car at .its best ments. sew, surer all the year round. 7.7 Action, for instance, that adds stability Drive in soon-and 39 acres near McConnell, and sass of Steering, as well as riding regularly. good land. • Eioniort. 100 acres one mile west of Water Valley, Ky. 50 acres one mile west of Water Valley, Ky. 120 acres five miles west of CHEVROLET Fulton. 745 acres near Barlow, Ky. 260 acres northwest of Ful- FULTON ELECTRIC AND FURNITURE Middle Road. COMPANY ton on 319-323 Walnut Street 60 acres one mile north of Phone 100 Fulton, Kentucky Fulton CITY MOTOR COMPANY New four-room house and three acres of land on triton. t.mucky Union City highway.