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I Doran To Seek Stolen Auto, 0%1911111'yd Illinois Central Car 1 Nation Needs Lower Prices 110 Halt Depression, State School Trucks Found l'resi4Cent Truman Tells New York it-P Session; • Pule Pelersion's Cur. Supt. Office DeMyers' Croeery Troek Says rrff,, Can Help To Achieve This Objective Quits KEA Post ire I:o. fruck Taken • chip( Vvects tire Repents Opposition An automobile and two delivery After Assigned% trucks stolen here Saturday 121 Dead !ft Dropping Rent, Credit 1:tottrols: have been found and returned Task Completed to the owners. All vehicles were Also !gams, Ilojor Slashes In Taxes damaged conelderably. NAMED Texas City SUCCESSOR Pete Peterson's car was taken v',; trr BEFfittE THE itEt.E,ssioN s'y %Jaw from a parking place near the Adron Doran resigned Satur- 11(.111114 1:averted at about 10 O'clock Total New York. April 21 -0•PI-- of this country will accept this day is president of Kentucky Legion Cabin Saturday night, he said. It was To itraeit 575 1)r Ilorr: Pre•ident Truman, cautioning responsibility fur ervice in the Education Association to run It foulid Sunday morning in a lied I:rm.,. Ilea the economic SittILI11011is SLIM(' high spirit with winch for the Democratic nomination Mayor Hap!" " ditch between Fulton ant. Water ;11111Waled today for it has always served this nation for state superintendent of pub- heeded tow :rd Fulton TCX.l., City. Tex., April 21 - milted effort to bring prices Mr. Truman tied in his pro- lic instruction. Valley, One window was broken out, a lioy Wetie, official of the De- een ; out li'Vt•hi a deprive- ;meals tor holstering the econ• The 37-year-old principal of fender was bent, a spring was p alment of nubile Safety, an- 'any et hone. with his program Wingo high school said he re- broken, and' other deraaee was nounced today that the explo Anaces in,' tee minuet lunch- of helping Ine. peoples ebroad signed "for the avowed purpose done. •1 ion-dead in this sorrowing coast- eon .of member of the Assorts nelintatit their freedom. 91 becoming a candidate." said 4 Gilbert DeMyer's grocery deal city now tut. lis 421 and uteci Pres:, the Chief Executive Must Help °were lie is the first K. E. A. presi- not Ites, livery truck was stolen at aoout the deetil IL aill total there mu be: Although he did not refer by dent to run for state superin- of 3 p. m. Saturday from the alley than 575. I. -Minerettoe 'Li the pert mime either to leueeia or to Ills and the first to resign I tendent, in the rear of the grocery. It Wane, administrative assist- business." pain for aiding Greece amid Tur- to enter a political race. was repal tad that the thief ' ent to Col Homer Garrison, 2. "Forbeareoce in the pant. of key retest Communism, the Pres- r said I have completed the task started to go to the home of a chief of the Texas agency, lebor," pie.; greater product'- ident declared. Two crew were came to rest at a right angle dainmed against the locomotive., missing and assigned to me in leading in ; friend near Martin, Tenn., and members 295 persons still tire , vity. "Meny of these I free; peoples oth- The fireman and engineer' formulating a minimum educe- I that he ran the truck off the known dead and about 25 pas- across the track. All of the 132 victims remain unidentified. 3 "Allenit effert on the part are confronted with the choice the track were "dazed" when they were tional program which has been I road and into a ditch between sengers injured Saturday morn- er eight coaches left Mayor J. C. Trahan reassured of the farmer." between tot all ta nianisin amid helped from the locomotive. The' adopted by the K. E. A. dele- Martin end Union City. ing when the southbound City hut remained upright. Texas City that there was .no 4. "Wise guid ince arid action Democracy. This decision has he stated. of Miami, Illinois Central H. cenductee's leg was almost sever- ; danger of new expel" ions from : on the part of the goverament." been forced upon them by the gate assembly," The truck has been brought The conductor. Charles streamliner to Florida. jack- was ed by a rail, which came up leaking naptha gas Here he reiterated his plea a- eevastation of war which has "I now desire the opportunity back to Fulton, and a man ac- Rtdus, 70, of Centralia, ln knited and derailed three miles through the floor of the coach.' Earlier Tralian had criteiztel gainst cutting taxes ilow and SO inotroveriehed them that they to assist a united profession cused ot Etealing it is being held read upon arrival at a Cham- north of Champaign, Ill. The train, estimated to be the Red Croy; for its handling celled for extenelon id rent. ex- are easy targets for external guiding their program through in the Trenton, Tenn , jail, by paign hospital. The bageage• in Wood. of about 60 miles an hour," of relief activities in the blast- port and credit controls pressures and alien ideologies." the general assembly, and the Federal Bureau of Investiga- A combination baggage car man, Charles N. 'going school of- ti.e passed over a switch'torn town. An official of the The address, hiehlight of Speaking of forces WhiCh "so serving as chief state tion on a charge of traneoort- and coach turned over, pinning Champaign, was pinned in had just it." the locomotive jack-knif- litietucd Cross, however. assured hint Newspaper Convention Week in directly threaten" these peoples' ficer in administering ing a stolen vehlee across a the dead in the wreckage. The the wreckage, and rescurers when Miss ed, with the front end going in: thal, the organization was doleig New York City, was brit:idea., t way of life. Mr. Truman declar- He is succeeded by Sheila I state line. huge three-unit diesel locomo- worked more than two hours to one and the rear end everythine possible to aid %le- by the four major networks from ed "we can provide the necess- Johnson, former first vice-presi- A Fulton Ice Company delivery tive plov.ad up tracks for a free his body from the mangled direction , the grand ballroom of the Vial- ary assistance only if we our- dent, Fort Thomas, Ky.. who will truck was stolen early Sunday quarter of a mile and finally baggage-car coach that WIlA in another. On that were re- , dorf-Astoria. selves remain prosperous." serve until June 30. morning,'reportedly by two Ful- Thirty-five bodies majority "And only if we maintain and date Heman H. McGuire, Gray- ton negroes. An Ice company covered yesterduee the Praises Press of Carter and &brit, • increase our prosperity." he son, superintendent employe found the truck at 6 Hedge Funeral from the torn steel Potts Services ' Hastings Lost area continued, "can we expect other county schools, will become the o'clock Sunday morning over- in the 70-acre blast The President praised the ser- elected Home In Blast list posted Satur- press in countries to recognize the full new president. He was turned in a ditch on the Hick- A Red Cross , vice of the American persons presumed said: woerits aprivatworld."of free economy. Our Friday. man highway near J. T. Powell's day hated 580 wartime. Then he to Held Today Texas At Ohl Bethel but at Red Cross head- a stage in our ..tnterprise tern of is Doran sent his resignation farm. At City• deed, I "We are now et the board of directors yesterday quarters in Galveston yesterday national economic life when the now being tested before the "to become effective immediate- Mrs. Annie Potts, 77. Mrs Mozelle Rawls of Fulton Mrs. Will Hedge Of an official said 19 of those listed American press can render simi- rld." received word this morning that been found alive. The President painted a ly." Died At Her Home Here; Ihiked Died April 19; had lar service. He is a native of Graves coun- YMBC To Elect Mrs. Marie Hastings, former Trahan told Gereld Wessellus "I take comfort in the know- bright picture of preeent pros- 4t 10 Today ty, and was graduated from Mur- Burial At Walnut Grove telephone operator in Fulton, Ser% ices of St. Louis, local director of ledge." he concluded in his pre- perity in America. He said it He Officers Tuesday Ws uninjured in the Texas City the Red Cross activities, that the press shows something that nobody ray State College in 1932. Mrs. Annie Potts. 77, died at Funeral services for Mrs Will pared address, "that explosion, but that her husband real relief that fias been believed coula haopen--that taught in the Grayson county her home in South Fulton Hedge, of Dukedom, were con- "the The Young Men's BUEIIICSS received a knee injury and la- given to the people of Texas our peacetime economy can not schools, and has been principal Saturday, and funeral services ducted at 10 o'clock this morn- Club will meet at the clubroom cerations of the face has not come front the only equel our wartime economy at Wingo nine years. were conducted at 11 o'clock hag at the Old Betnel Baptist City on Lake street at 7 o'clock to- Croes." I t twitter Resident but can surpass it '• He served in both the 1944 this mornireg at the Central Mr. and Mrs. Hastings make church by the pastor. the Rev. Red morrow night before going to mayor called on Wessel- Shows Prosperity and 1946 general assemblies. Last Church of Christ, Fulton. The their home in Texas City, and Mr. Smith. Burial, with Jackson The Beelerton school for a dinner to tell him that "too many:Injured lit Fall November he was picked by the pastor, Fero Charles L. Rouser, have a market at LaMaYque. rother) Funeral Honie in hue Comparing conditions now Colleges Set meettn!n •Lilis time -- uaic..are s.atulug So the city pre Association of and officiated.' ' -4- ea-4- Taxe-eal ot Lis./ate Mrke. woe +,tthe enurnit came.- r i -Mrs. S. efodfrey tell Friths, with those 01 1929. the peak schools for its merit Following the meal, ?he mem- Mrs. Hastings was in LaMareple. in tell us. that they have econernic activity, ondary Interment was in Walnut , terv.• ;at her home in Lone Oak and war year of Ward for distinguished service bers will return to the clubroom and Mr. Hastings was in down- appealed to the Red Cross for Grove cemetery, with Winstead- Mrs. Hedge, 68, died Saturday I ' suffered a fractered hip he listed: to education. for a short busipeen session, in town Texas City. I aid and that help has been , A 71 per cent rite in physical Murphy Funeral Home of Mar- afternoon at Haws Memorial I She is now in Riverside Hos- An ordained minister in the which officers for tile comiog Their was completely H I denied them." volume, 'distinct front dollar tin in charge. home Hospital She had been in poor I pita'. Paducah, resting as well Church of Christ. he has held year wil lbe elected. Weseeltus answered: "I don't value, of industrial output: a 32 demolished. 1 health for about three years, 1 be expected. revival meetings Mrs. Potts leas born in Me- I know of any such cases. The I as could . agricultural many summer Mrs. Hastings wrote that and was in the hospital for is a former reel _ per cent increase in is mar- tropolis, Ill., May 27, 1869. She I Red Class is here to do every- I Mrs. Godfrey throughout the state. He "everything was terrible, and a several days prior to death. ; preduction; 10.000.000 more em- ried and is a member of Kiw- was a member of the Church of thing oomsible tohell) AFL Is Ready great shock to everyone." _She leaves her husband; two ployed: Club. Christ at McConnell. Tenn. of this explosion. We are here The national income at a rata anis Sons, Jody Hedge and Neal She leaves her husband, Hamp to attend to emergency needs of $176,000,000.000, as against Hedge, of Dukedom; and a clothing, Seoul ifeels Potts, a daughter, Mrs. Mamie of all kinds, food, $83,000,000,000; and average in- For Merger daughter, Mrs. Jake Cavender, Jones, of South Fulton; and a Learn Relatives shelter, medical attention. At Bank"' 'gilt at 7:30 come, after taxes, up from $654 Kentucky Today also of Dukedom. 1 granddaughter. Mrs. John Reid, -In a disaster situation of to $1,090. Converting the 1929 CIO are bound to be The Dry Lake District Boy Press Asks Meeting With Union City Highway. Were Blast Victims 1 this kind there income average into terms a By The Associated are not Scout committee will meet at Thursday to Seek U' Pall bearees were Will Nether- mistakes made. People the 1947 dollar. Mr. Truman Mr. and Mrs. °rein Moore and Van Slept Here, pressure eitua- I the City National Bank build-I Lexington—One hundred Pas- wy o•ii land, Ben Jones, Wilmer Owen, normal under a said Ott gain in actual buying 1 New ',moor Dios Mrs. Cioyce Veatch let' to be a lot ; big at 7:30 tonight. tors and community leaders Boone Guile Rufus Sellars and Mr and lion. There is bound power still shows a rise from for Texas Ctte . Seniors Declare; and mIs- All members of the committee I are expected to attend the three- Washington, April 21-07a— Sam Jones, niton Saturday of erroneous thinking $825 to $1,090. learning that MI to mele are expected to be present. and day rural leadership institute AFL executive council today in- Tex., after quoting. We are certain "This means, on the average, Roote S pI. Doubts I we are al- " it is hoped that each Tr000 in which opens here tomorrow. vited the CIO peace committee Moore's cousin, Clarence some mistakes and for every man, woman and explosion ' them." 'the District will be represented. The institute, deEigned to sup- to confer here Thursday on had been killed in the They're telling this one about ways glad to rectify child in the vountry," he con- Legion Protests that an- port religious leadership in merger of the two big labor or- there last week, and two Fulton high school seniors , tinued. "an increase of 32 per James Edgar, wa• towns and rural communities, ganizations. Proposed Change other cousing. and a sophomore who were sit- I cent in the Power to buy goods is sponsored by the Kentucky AFL President William Green reported missing. ting at a table at Evans Drug Interior Department Funds and services with current in- College of Agriculture and the announced the invitation after Of VA Hospital , Store looking through folders come. Kentucky Rural Church Fellow- a meeting of the council to dis- brought back from the recent "This is the measure of the ship. cuss general problems. Includ- Louisville, Ky., April 21—(41— junior-semen class trip to New Be Slashed 47 Per Cent I rise in our standard of living Judge Limits ay one generation." ing the pgraspect that Congress Proposals to change the site of lOrleane • in les.s t han Louisville—A $1,500 contribu- Chief Executive # will enact sharp restrictions on a plenned Veterans Administra- Pointing to a picture of a Waehington April t --a cut of $603.000 -after hear- I -But." the tion toward the total $10,8000 labor union activities. etrees the I went on. "I must say in all ; non hospital here have drawn New Orleans hotel, Ft senior girl An Unprecedented 47 percent hie, Army officials e,ost of a statewide study of child was , f kers I 'frankness that the economie Green :aid a telegram opposition from the executive Phone Pk said: "You know, we saw a room budget cut was recommended importance of highways to sup- health services was announced CIO President north- iskies are not entirely clear One dispatched to committee of the Kentucky De- in that hotel where, a few days the Interior Department to- ' port ntilitary bases in the the Kentucky Chapter, Na- for I shadowing our eeon- by rnuip 3, g me , partment. American Legion. Union Can Have Two before, Van Johnson had slept." the House Appropria- ' ern territory. cloud is Foundation for Infantile day Owlet meeting. The skeptical sophomore boy I day bYCommittee. . Well over half of the entire ' omic future. is being I The committee announced the At Each Southern Bell I lions Paralysis. The survey Top AFL leaeers went into a replied: "Yeah? How d'you vigorously in its reduction in the bill was ap- "That cloud Is the Ehar,o and American adoption yesterday of resolu- Shushing conducted by the huddle today to map their ' Building, Miller Says know? Were they still sweeping drive to ' plied to the Reclamation Bureau rapid rise in prices. dons calling on the V. A. to pro- I promised"meat axe" Academy of Pediatrics, strategy in the face of union I of the room?, A battle to restore some of the "Some say this cloud Is certain I duced with the "original plans" Lousville, Ky.. April 21---aria- the girls out ; chop 66,000,000,000 from Prest- curb legislation already hail- funds will be tought out on the to burst They are sure of a ' to build the hospital on a 45- Circuit Judge W. Scott Miller dent Truman's $37,500,000.000 Louisville—The cutting of a way through Congress. House floor when the measure recession or a depression I do council,' acre site in the east end of Lou- here today issued a restraining federal budget for 1948, the corn - cable serving 1,375 phones in an The 15- man AFL t:onies up for debate beginning not share their belief that either order against striking telephone mittee rent to the house floor IL exchange here was termed which last winter foresaw just laville. Thursday. of these is inevitable workers' unions limiting picket $156,538,513 bill to operate the "sabotage" by C. Hunter Green, inch an "emergency' and Recently, proposals had been The bureau asked for $145,952, believe that we al a nation to two at each telephone build- Interior Department for the 12 district manager for the South- scheduled its spring meeting a Made that a site be obtained 290 The committee gave it 242, can prevent this economic cloud- log wherever the Southern Bell months Etarting July 1. ern Bell System. He said service month early, began seEsions to- near General Hospital in the ; 717,600. a cut of $83,234,600. How- buret But it requires prompt, Telephone and Telegraph Corn- This is $138,681.907 below the would be restored on the line day which may last two weeks. downtown section to the new estimates, ever, with money left over as a ; preventive steps Pany operates in Kentucky. President's budget today. Thus, the Federation's policy- hospital might become part of ap- result of a 1947 Presidential ; High Prices The order also restrains union- $101,362,173 under current Hits making group will be on hand a contemplated medical cent's.. freeze order on construction, I from sabotage and attacks propriat Ions but $26,860.053 risingMr Trun ,,t,ttitls recitedlrvitil theexamples c()ro. Louisville—Lee E. Gatewood, for most, if not all, of the Ben- T H. Hayden, Louisville. State ists the Bureau will have $141.085367 non-strikers, according to , above the department's last pre- I of 41, was shot fatally and James ate's debate on a committee- Legion adjutant. declared mole; an 1 to it next yeer, the M. McAlister, Kentucky man- it war fund in 1938. available metal that soaring wholesale W. Persell, 61, Etabbed seriously softened labor bill which some were under way throughout the .r. said the company. Hearing i With a single exception—the ' Committee . prices are -even more dengerous" in the abdomen in a fight which members have pledged to try nation to have convalescent and ager for April 30. Fine Arts Commiseion which re- : than boosts at retail because detectives said resulted from an to toughen ten on the floor. general medical hospitals torn* - was set for Green. ceived the full $12,000 it request- I I -Inevitably" they portend still argument over use of "foul Debate on the measure is ed away front the center of Meanwhile, C. Hunter said ed, every one o lthe Depart' I .1•111V. higher prices in Etore.s. language." Detectives George open cities, Louisville district manager, IVII111 Ilavfielii scheduled to Wednesday. ment's far-flog activities felt i . While noting that some pieta Johnson and Roy Myers said a --- the telephone company might to the committee': axe. ''' rile say prices are not too high murder charge was filed against restore "emergency" service Toll;teeo Averaareil If Congress follows the Corn- ,o long as buying stays at high Persell. They said he had object- manual subscribers here. in Sometimes A Man's Too Busy broadened "neceeeary" I mittee's recommendation, the . For Season levels. the President said from ed to language used by Gatewood place of a A22.18 service in operation during the I Division of Papowheyr waitlildbtehaeooDilisvihs: " ' ' the human standpoint I re- near Persell's trailer home. • • 'last few days. ionod eGoeoug r Louisville. Ky.. April 21—,Re — ject this argument." the amid Ga.'; Division will An price of 522 18 a It is no answer, he went on, Louisville—Edward H. Sahel- I To Remember Every Lode Thing He said this tightening of ser- average be cut down to "Hot Oil" Act hundredweight was paid for - for those on fixed incomes, for man, 93, Breckinridge county ; vice might be required followine car to a telephone cable enforcement activities, and western district fire-cured to- "veterans who must pay sub- homer and banker and a for- ' People are apt to do strange of the home, drove the a rutting of disturbance thousands of Interior Depart- bacco at the Mayfield and Mur- stantially more for houses than state representative, died I things in the rush and excite- 1 safe distance from the burning here yesterday and iner ment employes will be looking ray markets during the auction I they are able to afford ' nor for t a hospital here. He had been I ment of an emergency, as Barney barn, and run bark to attempt on picket liner, resulting today t WZ'S pickets. for Jobe. season which ended last week, 'many millions of American 11 two weeks, I Speight of Fulton can testify. , LO save hi.; 1;11.1 doe which in the arrest of six union ' Lightning struck the stock ' tied in the barn. He was unable Green said the cut cable out And such multi-million dollar 'the Slate Agriculture Depart- ' families " agencies as the Reclamation ment s id. Because of high oricea he Lexington — Four-year-old barn on Jim Cardwell's farm,. to rescue the clog. however. 1.375 telephones out of service Bureau. the Bonneville lOre,1 The department reported mete ' too many families are ITeresa Bernice Riley was burn- East State Line, at about 4 since the barn had began to I He said it might be reparted by tration, the Bur- 26.471.673 pounds of the leaf spending 43ViligN cashing War fatally when fire damaged o'clock Sunday morning, start- collapse,. I late tomorrow. — ' Power Administration.I of I ed the the two markets for $5,870. bonds, postponing medical care, he home of her parents, Mr. Ing a fire in the building. Some- ' Mr. Speight then went back Three girl pickets were ar- Detective Lieut, Patter 4- Con- ; eau of Indian Affairs, 'i's the last week of and "they have gone into debt a nd Mrs. Clyde Riley. Riley sun one passing by saw the flames, to the front yard at his home.' reeled at the company's melt) norm, said that Mrs. Dorothy' Geological Survey. the Bureau 9237, During ,ales. Murray handled 557,480 in an amount 50 percent greater fered minor burns trying to res- and woke up Mr. Speight, who where a number of neighbors' building after they were accteted smith, IS. above, Jeannette, Pa, of Mines. the 'Leh and Wildlife questioning Service and the National Perk pounds which returned $118.837, t than a :Tar ago." cue the sleeping child from an lives on the farm. ' had gathered I of striking or kicking workers was being held for tines Service, will be required to get , 08 for a $2132 average Mayfield I -If we are to aviod a mecca- upstairs room. Two or7er child- The first thing he thought of Pausing for the first time !going through the picket following the discovery of her . along on sharply-trimmed bud- , sold 307,121 pounds for $60.006. 1 sion we must act bemore It ren escaped the flames. The fire was a new car, belonging to Bob since he wile roused out of bed, Later another girl was arrested two ant daughter's y in a cul- gets. 99. a $19.54 average. Murrays starts ' he said. broke out in the kitchen and White Motor Co, which he had he looked down—looked again for disorderly conduct and vert two days ago. Connors said The committee approved ; average the previous week wail" -Prices must be brought spread to a room directly above, brought from Memphis and left --and discovered that he was men were seized on charges of 43. Use child was strangled. 750,000 for road work in Alaska $2226 and Mayfield's $19.48. down where the little girl was asleep. in his wage. He dashed out! wearing only his eliorta. inciting to riot, • ME111111110

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ilonday Evening. 1pril 21, 194? Pulsars Ds* Leader, Pull" Smoky* NO NO For Mrs Herbert Brady and baby the recreational prugram Mrs. Chester Halbrook from are doing nicely the group sang the Ilutuemakers `American Mother" In Kitchen Si. Louis will spend the week Dotson is im- Mrs. Mandy Song and Mrs. towns% eondueted 1124er with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. proving. a flower pang contest Mrs. ratios MeCleod, im- L L. Bowen on Cleveland aye- Mrs. Rupert Browder is Use hew DAILY SINCE INI agent, wets introducerk proving. by Mrt. Adams, and Mrs. Mer Fulton, Kentucky. M. A. Harris is doing Clanalian '•• •(PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Street, Mrs. welcomed her to the Misses Jean Shelby and Sett)! nicely. club. APItlt1,17%1114•N returned to Mur- doing fine nanny git.ratri:risto Austin have Henry Sills is During the social hour the intireitionArtgleaSil few cloye and baby ray after spending a Mrs. Harry Freeman hostess served II dessert tours' parents. -_• Entered as second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of Conoless of March 1, 11179. with their are doing nicely. to 30 members and the agent. Julia Morris is doing fine A gift from the club viol' pre. CiASSIIIS0 SECTION. Mrs. L. L. Bowen and 'Amish- EILISSONIPTION UATC•I SEE NATI SOX IN L. Jenkins is improving. Mrs. ter, Sandra Fay, attended the C. seined to Adams tit the Pb... SO sr 1300 Cozdella Edwards and baby close of meeting, OO SiI auentmain am ;mousey. sluigli convention in Wing° the have been dismissed. Banda afternoon. 14EMBER or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for Mrs. Douglas Fuller mid baby reproduction of all news dispatches credited to this paper and also the local news published. have been dismissed. Barkley Secretary Billy Green has been dig- HOSPITAL NEWS inisaed. • 11Iarries Publisher Chinese May Try Moral Rehabilitation Mrs. James Maciding has been JOINS Cattle— April 21 u/pt. By Dewitt MacKenzie, with high explosive. Now else are such dis- dismissed. Washin.tvn. Miss Wyllie! Loneen Killen of Analyst putes settled'? AP Foreign Affairs Mrs. W H. Brown remains, Washington and Howling Green, of journalistic globe General Ho discovered a new approach to about time same. During long years KY.. and Frank W. Maybors, problem the result of attending the remains . trotting a reporter naturally encounters many the as Mrs. Oates Kendall With The Texas newspaper publisher. wed-, extraordinary sturies. but I've just run into international assembly for moral re-arma- about the same. married at the New York Avows Mrs. Curt Mussall is doing Homemakers one of the most remarkable of my experience' ment at Niagara Falls a few weeks ago. Of Presbyterian church here ye It. . &IMO. There is In New York on special duty ft this change he say.: terdaY • • . MTS. Clovis Heaney is donee distinguished Chinese soldier. General Hu "During the past 20 years of my fight PALESTINE CLUB our the past aix years. tle.• •, Me* served as secretary to , Yin -Chin. He is widely regarded as Gen - against the materialists in China, the melba(' STUDIES COLOR CHOICE bride had Senator Alben W. Barkley. Pa cralissimo Chiang Hat-Slick's right hand, I used was force against force, and urge:el- Fishes Matipitni...— Becoming Colors" "Choosing ducats, Senate Democratic lea(' eritical juncture in world affairs ution against organisation But it did nut and at this Patients admitted: was featured in the lemon 1.1 er Mayborn is ptibliatier of the the United Nations occur to me that I should hit back with on Thomp- is representing China on Mrs. Cl. Bowles. Fulton. the leaders, Mrs. Robert Temple, Texas, Telegram and military stall committee idea against an idea. I have come to the very son and Mrs. Hilltnan Collier, newspapers. The 1 El:Ts iailos r„rultc—d Route. other Texas heard the general had firm conclusion that I must fight an idea at the meeting of the Palestine at Several weeks ago I PI tit couple plans to reside at Tenre. an idea." Homemakers Club April 18 at Br developed a plan which might ultimately end with Lamy Einford, Crutchfisid. that, what- the home of Mre. .1. L. Verhine. Ca the bloody civil strife torturing his unhappy The general said he believes Mandell Mut Fuitoa. Mrs. W. P. McClanahan, pres- the United States had ex- ever military operations may be necessary, J. 0. Saw. Mardwell. country. Since ident, called the meeting to De this tragedy, the only way to cut the ground from under Mrs. Fivtkortsit Murray, *Ohm *Ad hietairee, miested as IWO Mrs. Luther Lawrence, Water More Leisure hausted its best efforts to halt order at 1:30 p. M., after which in China is for the "Amanisas Wilber al lber by she Amerlaiim Castimbl- any new ideas by responsible people were the feet of Communism Vet*. Thompson read "Common see et She Deafen Bele Fesadatims,'ode to Ike ItHehen et her Mrs. N. A. Croft, Mrs. Time worth hearing Co I signaled that I wanted to national government to inaugurate reforms Fulton. Things". Next year's program deal- hame in Cedar Sapid,. Iowa, where she does her town house- Mrs. Ivan Wright, Palmers- with the chUAren meet General Ho. which will win over the population now was discussed and the club to spend Mrs. has devoted meek of vUle, table that the inated by the Reds. And along with eedimillic work. For more than 54 years likyray decided on home improvement when we retrieve the work It was over the luncheon Mrs. Fred Klutto and come the moral force tilt viii her Ham sad energy to oblid welfare work. She is the mother baby. for the major project, also some and worry of Mooday wash. General unfolded a project which, so far as reforms met Hickman. 1 of five children. Her husband Is a physician. food lessons. Landscape notes I can recall, is without precedent in such a give new standards to the country. Mrs. Claud Hill and baby, din- for April vat given by Mrs J. H. the interview, in this In short, there's no use trying to "reform ' •• situation In relaying Lawrence, who told about the T. not only that the Communists unless the change starts Mrs. Cliff Wade. Cayce. 40 • column it should be emphasized care of lawns, and flowers, and IN in the government and among its key Mrs. Barbara Mayes, Hickman. Tr L we are dealing with one of China's top men. first the pruning of rows and shrubs. Iltunkutin Dallaa, Penton. PC' but that he is a professional soldier, accus- supporters. "Backwoods Part of Jonan." of these new ideas tomed to settling arguments with bullets. He Obviously the spreading Maws lillessoriol— was used for the rocking chair , • was Chinese minister of war from 1930 to calls for specially tcained people, and the tour by Mrs Gus Browder. A- Barbara Jean has been mentioned 1965. He also was chief of staff of the arnsy. energetic Ho has laid before the Generalissi- Calvin mong some things admitted was that farms often contained sie during the World War. and in that capacity mo a program which calla for selected groups TOMMYE SUE SANINIMS Mrs. Leland Jewell spent Sat- j Mrs. J. R. Taylor, Water Val- only two and one-half acres, surrender of 2,000,000 Japanese of Chinese to be sent to America at once for 6.- received the ENTERTAINS CLASSMATES ley, hen been admitted for an the women do most of the hard I moral re-armament Ho specifies urday in Clinton visiting her troops at the close of hostilities. training in operation. their bath tube are of I Mater, Mn. A. L. °tinter. work. • ' His project calls for moral rehabilitation— that these men "must be absolutely unselfish Tonunye sue Sanders enter- George Moore has been ad- wood, and for gripping silk eventually among the Chinese Communists they should be men of faith, not necessarily tained her classmates of the Mr and Mrs. Howard Strange mitted. threads a finger tip weaver files but first among the Nationalist government Christian but with a spiritual philosophy." eighth grade of South Fulton and family have been attend- Geneva Bowers has been ad- her nails like saw teeth. order to the project, General mitted for an operation. Mrs. Adams, agent, gave in- regime and its supporters—this being ca- In speed up school with a party al the home ing the bedside of his mother, Ho has proposed to send to China forthweis Mrs. Bill Looney is improving. formation about sugar stamps • culated to remove the causes of the fratrici- of her brother, Mick Binders, Mrs. Edna Strange, who is cri- the brilliant 8 S Lo—who long was private Jeraldine Martin is improving. and the Courier Journal con- dal strife Church street, yesterday. tically in in at. Joseph's hospi- Ids. Juanita Dublin is im- test for farm manna and men., program sounded strange comb ;, secretary to Chiang Kai-Shek but now is In Such a Music, games end relmehments tal. Memphis. Her room awn- proving. And the general ad- Washington—to help in the selection of men from a fighting man. were enjoyed by Edward Halley, bee is 405. Mrs. Luke Fulcher and baby 7 mitted that until recently he regarded the who will fight ideas with ideas. Lo himself are doing nicely. Doris Ann Williams, Alvin Fur- Well send ymir tosuidsy settlement of the civil strife purely as a has been associated with the moral re- peon, Harold Wallace, Moselle Mrs. Hubert Sidle returned Mrs. Mertle Bennett is doing to Memphis. af- back as clean and fresh as military job Tne government had to blast armament movement for some time ;tad 14 King, Bobby Joe Goodwin, La- this afterhoon air sly. ter a visit with her husband, improving. new. the Chinese Communists into submission enthusiastic over the Chinese program guna Teague, Carol King, Char- E. W. Crider is lotte Va/intine, Wsuida Kimble, Who is one of the Chick pitch- Chap Taylor is improving. PARISIAN • Kenneth Hutches, Clifford ers. Mrs. Sidle, a nurse at Ken- Ella B. Hughes Is doing nicely IN:Won. Alton Barnee. Joan nedy General Hospital, will come Jean Puller is improving. taMatritrY CIAMAtnre Why les Hard To Tell Rutosians About U. S. Taylor, Tommie Strange, Joe to Fulton to make her home Mrs. E. C. Clark, is improving Clayton. soon. Mn, J. W. Boyd is doing nicely. One phase of the Russian problem is a country. They are rarely mentioned in. the Kimberlin, Charlene Larry Cannon, June Waltese puerile to a great many people. EX-soldier* Soviet press, except in connection with the Al Jeanie Hugh Butler, Peggy Gam- chance to mingle with discharge of official duties. ana others who had a Jerry Laird, Nancy Jones These are the men—and they probably bill, the typical Russian "common man" during and Donald Richardson. • the war almost invariably report that be was number only about fifteen—who decide Rus- about the United States and sian policy in all its phases. Stalin, of course, hi curious MUSIC LTO JUNIOR U friendly, CLUS F other nations he had not seen, sick to death is the head of the group, with Molotov second. MEETS WEDNESDAY AFTER EASTER SALE war, and eager to Many Russian authorities feel that Molotov of war and talk of more HI Music Club w Toisisiy iiiimi Tomorrow will be Stalin's successor. But, whether he is or The Junior ,live at peace in a friendly world. On the meet at the Woman's Club buI will remsin in control. Shows , 2:54.7:111-9:23 other hand, the ruling class in Russia ex- not, the Politburo hue Wednesday, April 23, at 3 hibits none of these characteristics. The It can be stated categorically that tee Rus- &sluing Tuesday, April 22, For One Week Idyl average high Soviet official is openly con- sian people know almost nothing about what is going on in the rest of the world. The Suitt PERSONALS temptuous of all countries save his own, is The King el press is. and is meant to be. a governmental . sabout as non-cooperative as they come, and Mr and Mrs. Coy Anders of of a few papers of *dpri44/ scertainly is not averse to considering the instrument. It consists Mayfield have returned from Henry Rosenfeld Cosmetics possibility of World War III. enormous circulation. All articles o: any !im- Louisville after attending K. IL rise Nom it portance are "inspired"—that is, the party A. from Wednesday through Fri- _,,, This difference in attitudes between the leadership tells the writers just what attitude day. Mrs. Claud Crocke? 4601,414./ -...haussian massei and the Russian leaders is they will take. A great deal of space is given companied them on their trip. — - - not so curious as it may seem at first glance news the United States, ;tad to alleged from James L. Batts of Chicago and iit :•::-- 7--First of all, ninety-odd per cent of the Rus- "Mad Hour" practically all of it is directly or inuirectly Mrs. James L. Batts and daugh- t to say sian people have nothing whatsoever unfavoreble. Special emphasis is placed on ter. &reedit, of Paducah spent . e :• about their government and its foreign policy, U. S. murders, riots, strikes, and internal dis- the weekend with the former's and their desires are never considered in orders. Photos of such happenings are featur- mother, Mrs. Ruby Harper. Regular Reduced To the formulation of Soviet. Secondly, it is a Russian peo- ed. The whole idea is to give the Mrs. Darrell Anderson of to think of the Soviet Union great mistake ple the idea that the United States is an em- Kansae City, Mo., and little $1.041 LIP STICK 75e as a land populated by some 160,000,000 Corn- battled country, with a low standard of liv- daughter. Patricia, and Miss .1huniste. The truth is that only a very small ing, and with a weak and vacillating goveell- Lucile Williams will arrive to- $1.50 BATH POWDER $ 1.00 ,Cseprosxortion of the Russian people belong Lo ment which may collapse at any Way:: and morrow to visit her father. Free- • 7-;;:)he Coumnuaist party- -or would be permitted be replaced by a system akin to Communism. man Swift, and relatives. join the party if they wished to. The Corn- $1.50 FACE POWDER $ 1.00 'to Editorial comment to this effect often but- Dr. and Km J. 1.. Jones leave . .;.inunist party rules Russia—but it enrolls In tresses the "news" stories. returned from Winnsboro. La., ;:.::lis ranks only those citizens who have abut- This gives an idea of the tremendous diffi- after visiting Mrs. A. C. Polk. $2,410 COLOGNE arid energies which it can use to its ati- culties in the way of appealing to the good- Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McKinnuti ofsgataga. It Ls an elite class, and as such has in working out will of the Russian people of Gates, Tenn., spent Sunday $2.00 PERFUME. $ 1.-73 . am resemblance ts a political party as we know whether world problems. No one really knows with Mrs. Erien• Meadamon. • s. • :14 in the United States. Its members receive the typical Russian wants to extend the Com- • ; • .-jenny personal privileges and prerogatives munist sphere of influence, er use German Mary Nell Winston of Meal. SINUAD $7.50 PERFUME _$ 6.00 spent tho weekend wlith ' -..iehich the ordinary Russian can never hop' slave labor, or engage in an atom-bomb and Phis • her mother. Ws. lam attain 'thus. it is possible to draw an or- armament race with us. Further, it doesn't Ifillistrd. $13.50 PERFUME $10.00 Jlanizational parallel between the Communkt make any difference what he wants. All that Mrs. grout Waft rettaraed iv- SAILOR ' afarty and Hitler's old Nazi group. There I- matters, from the practical point of view. la Sunday from Katmai City, Mo., • Add 20 percent federal tax) one great difference. however. Hitler's back- what is in the minds of the handful of men after a week's visit with her . ; who had great sister. t:. 'ars consisted largely of fanatics of the Politburo. sty Z?; s• The sts S st. - • k, .. pstadon hut. little practical ability. Com - The current discussion of Communist ac- am Adams of Murray Anne •.?. Munists are interested only in obtaining able tivities in this country has produced some College spent latuiday La Fulton —ADDED FOX NIIWS— 'tsmen and women, and potential members ars rumblings in the Soviet press, but, as yet, no with friend*. Regular $3.50, 51-guage Real Silk Hose, redo-ell to $1.00 rigorousiy examined and investigated. is major blasts. A great unanswered question Ann Laminae Plaids. Mlle KIIMMIIIIIIKIIIII At the top of the Communist party tti a just how much Soviet undercover work is un- clauglatez et Wu and Mrs. Clyde One lot in to aeries of bureau.; which do the actual wore dertaken here The revelations of a year ago Plaids. s waders* a* Wats- Hats reduced _ Half Price ad governing. At the ‘,4,TY top is the Politburo. in Canada. where it was officially confirmed boa la se eillplist Ikopital in where the real seat of power lies No one. out- that some prominent Canadians, including a liesamb s Tuesday Miarainill. ORPHEUM Blouses up to $7.95, reduced to $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 of a •Icv.- men high working akie in Soviet cauncils member of parliament, had been leas Berta Peak west Mal even knows the exact membership of this re- directly for the Russians, were disturbing. night in Foam& with trawl& LAST TIMES TONIGHT Costume Jewelry, Compacts, BM Folds, Linen Aprons greatty reduced. sealable organization IL is self-perpetual- This country certainly offers a far more fer- She returned so idurray Dna -lug. and its powers are literally unlimited tile field for Russian intelligence that does morning. soot 7:21-9 17 The names df FOIlle of as most importais That fact may have a considerable Raincoats up to 010.05, reduced to__ Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Carta* WM sad members are virtually unknown in this future bearing on U. B.-Soviet relations. • clawfibter. Carla NW hum One-third off on all Coats. and Suits. • Pittcharth. NIP•44 44011 Roy Rogers week with We pulsate. tbe Nese Excuse? Strong Family Ties Rev. and WE OMNI Wain and Onc lot of Summer Dresses on sole. Mx. end Mrs. L. L. Ogden —in— Springfield. 4s---It may be a che- Nancy, France, —ole—When the four sons Miss Mary Louise Simons re- ItliCiii—known as melanin —not dirt that gives of Farmer Briey of the village of Xivray be- 4 turned to Murray Sunday alter a child's neck -a darker hue than his face gan going out with the four daughters of spending , few days with her "Man From Dr. (Serie Wellfish uf Columbia Utavereity's Farmer Gou}on of fit Joulr it looked like a Parente '!• aad Mrs Mel IRBY'S FASHION graduate school told r class at upringfleld good "boy—meets girl" story. Simone. SHOP the chemical is mute zzhiandant When one of the couples became serious, it OklahoMa" College '..bat Isiks. Joel &wanton Is spend- 'E on the ;leek Ile ascribed that rs th • reason looked like a issurtiage ing the d'y In Memphis %/eh- 200 Walnut Street Also Cartoon Fulton, Kentucky inane nildren develop what appear to be Now they're all married—the last pair of mre, li iltassg4, who la, aed Comedy unscrubbui necks. them today. ill in St. Jo,cph's hospital therel

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Pogo 116401 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Ifinatielry 21, 1917 Monday Evening. 4pril 21. 1947 attraction for log league scouts sl prui 11 W ashingto n ut Philadelphia; Safe At 1101114° when the Longhorns play base- Boston ,it New York. He's 6-3. Chicks Thump 3 ball this spring. nneinaker Big League long ball. . Anima:an Aseoelation weighs 310 and hits CLASSIFIED ADS I conducted Jacobs' Columbus 6 Lottl.vtile I . Irwin Rimier. of Mike I. MCC11.0(1 Publicity staff, figures he will Burlington introdut eond game postputie%'. at ii 13, 41111100.4.1‘11PIP Baseball Pitt u-7 have handled publicity on 15 I Mrs. Me? Milwaukee 4-0 81. ADDING MACHINES. ups at K:LI, :1UN City, national champlonahip events • For Sale her to the TODAY11 liCHEDULE Minueapolls _ WRITERS AND CASH REISIS. postponed. rain by the end of this year. Including 8-4 Sunday 2, raging, FOR SALE: 8-Inch bench saw; -Solt repaired Notional League Indianapolis ut Toledo 2 fights, midget auto TENS BOUGHT hour the weight lifting and the (add Cup 14-ineit jig saw. See at Jack's Offiee supplies. FULTON OF- wen potted, rain. Locket 11 nits course Brooklyn at &Mon mott.r boat race. Cabinet Shop upstairs over FICE SUPPLY COMPANY. the agent. Philadelphia at New York Southern AnNOCIAliflit Phone IS. b while Holding Fulton Electric and Furniture was m- Cincinnati at Chicago New Orleans 5 LI'.Lilt' Hock SAY flIT AIN'T SO illi!) Ut the scheduled Co. 104-2tp SEE ME FOR CONCENTItATED Only gimes 3-U Word trickling east from Cali- League Atl.nita 3-1 Visitors To Six DDT. Also spraying homes. Aniericmi Chattel wog u 0 I is that Lou Nova is talk- DAWãA bulbs, gladiolus bulbs Wuthington dark fornia Phone Md. M C NALL. 202 Huston at taecond moo.'tled - called ing a return to the slips for at about Ana PLAY AGAIN THURSDAY and chrysanthemum I Third street, Fulkm, Ky. Chicago Detroit end 7th) of fighting In retar names scheduled 2, with the idea sale. Mrs. Ernest Bell. 510 85-28tp Only Naaliville at Birmingham, . WNW Playing their first exhibition RESULTM England and Europe. Maple. 105-4tp. 1111.1114..1 YESTERDAY'S postponed, rain likely will chip in to bay Lemur 2, post- fans game of the year on a cold, windy A RUBBER gruart National Memphis at a ticket. SALE: Small grocery, 709 10 New York 1 hint steamship afternoon yesterday, Fulton's FOR service at the LEADEN il 21 PlillarVplila lamed, rain as Woods 7 St. Louis 4 Chicks doubled the score, 8 1.0 E. State Line, known n Killen it Chicugo DOT'S ALL. INSOTIHRIMI Iowa, Class Grocery. Now C111(111'1:1 U 19-3 Pittsburgh 5-7 ------4, on the Burlington. and Jackson wilim Green out 11 hits per month. Wish Brooklsn at Boston -Post- Southern Assuelation Cleorge Sullivan, who played 0 team, and pounded doing $2000 • Nodes% Maybor.. visitors. bee Vfill Ms- _ rain. Team W I,. PCT. a lot of tackle for Notre Dune to six for the to sell at once. wit poned bob- 100-30P ANTIQUE auction side, April31 American Lessee New Orleans 7 .700 vs Army last Fall, pants up Everything considered, ConneE at store. York Avenin 4 3 .571 concentrate on ball fans here regarded yester- at 10:30 a. CO.. at 413 &WISP New York 0-3 Philadelphia Chattanooga spring football to new and h here ye 4 .556 Al Simmons. day's victory as an encouraging FOR SALE: Several street. Ara gelling my entire 2-2 (2nd game-10 innings' Little Ruck 5 short putting. . . moat all 4 .500 once sign of a winning Kitty League used farm tractors, stock of antiques. Dixon's Washington 3 Boston 1 Atlanta 4 the Athletics coach, sayg be Also , years. tlie .500 like m for the smallest city in equipment with tractors. Antique Shop. 103-etc Cleveland at Detroit-Post- Nashville 3 3 underwent a heel operation tea Chev- secretary to 4 .429 "it 18 a hard organised baseball. some good late model potted ruin. Birmingham 3 Joe DiMaggio's and 3-4 Mos Barkley, ?o- .3'75 Kelly, Burlington pushed two runs rolet 1 1-3-ton trucks. One AUTO INSURANCE St. LOUIS at Chicago Oil- Mobile 3 one to shake" . Jack 0. K. MS 4th peratic lead- .228 race in their half of the Hest, ton Chevrolet pick-up. P. B. HINTORD, postponed rain. Memphis 2 5 head of the Atlantic City across Tenn. Usher of the .• brick Chicks made it 4-2 in Chevrolet Co., Dresden, street. Fulton, Ky. 'WOW track, also operates his but the 105-8tp 'elegrani and TOMORMOW'S of a the first and matched a Burl- -New York business, heads the board 1.1, YOU are interested in SIMMS papers. The National League station, di- Makin tally In the second. Then W. Snit- Philadelphia at Introducing aistIe Philadelphia radio HOMOGENIZED milk at John- money, see Charlea Jc at Tentle. at Boston; ' training of his son Fulton came through with three real estate needs. Cincinnati at Chi- rects the ny's Meat Market, 105 S. State row foe your A Brooklyn; for the Henley Regat- runs in the third to end the over City National at St. Louis. WIMaisnann. of the Pirates slides in safe at home while Jack. Jr., Line. 103-4te Offloe cago; Pittsburgh Whitey coach LaSalle high scoring until the visitors got a ei. 89-2561 League-Chicago at waits for the ball in the fourth ta and helps Bank. Phew* American The Chicks Cincinnati Catcher Ray Mueller crews lone run in the seventh 1 GIRL'S BICYCLE for sale-- at Cleveland; a-1. and college inure Detroit; St. Louis Inning of game at Pittsburgh. Pirates won Each team committed three pructie.illy new. See at 127 • WANTED Larry Workman, 23-year-old errors. A Burlington run NUL(' Church 99-5tp Morehead college student. comes baseball in the Summer. He's, The Sports Mirror home in the second on Tom- BIDS WANTICD ports Roundup FOR SALE New 4-room house delivery Mon- Ky fond of dkncing, and collects Today a year ago-Joe Hat- my Buck's wild throw front third For daily 'except Ile children Men,Women Over 40 to the Chices :runt Louisa. wills bath, in Covington Sun in pro- preferably classics, as a highly-touted Brooklyn to second, and Gaisser, startled day I of Paducah -Dodo the work for his first experience books, By Hugh Fulhrton, Jr. ton, Subdivision. t3outh hobby. pitcher, defeated the pitcher, nicked a couple GI visit- ocrat from Fulton to Crutch- May wash. fessional baseball. 21-0P)-The rookie See Jack C' Covington. 104-7tp Bard- Don't Be Weak,Old Larry was recommended to New York, April YorkgivNew Giants 2-1 in Ma first Mg batters, but these mishaps field, Clinton, Arlington, He's 5 ft. 10 in. tall, weighs 175, Australian News Bureau passer: in well, Barkley and caturnints. gray eyes. the Fulton club by Hugh Holli- start, ing up seven hits. were easily understandable Feel Peppy, Years Younger has brown hair and Evidence on the information that a radio- of the year and• For Rest Fl milee roundtrip daily en Fea ton,. oi Mn wooded all.: day, last year's skipper. Three years ago-The Chicago; the first game -es t Mtno (,.nt.,. Larry has played sandlot base- totalizetor is to be hard surfaced road. Average 40 by Nolo. wee k, old auloly Loom.* - of his potential power at the controlled Cardinals and the Pittsburgh on such a miserable beadbill for rent. 511 College log Iron. ii,.dolothlnd or yoor moos/ I., • ball at L0'11188. and baseball and the New South Wales 3 I400MS 200 pounds. This trfp to fool' m1/fly, youns• plate was shown when he clout- offered liteelers decided to merge for afternoon. Fulton. See H. C. about 'I'ry Oat ma 'I orale T.1161•64 , football at Morehead in 1940- thus making it pus- stIvet, South can be completed in approst- or, Indo . No. nonn vitonnn ed three balls over Fairfield government, the 1944 National Football Lea- Eldridge relieved (Mauer on College street loot all drug Morm tomeyerhoro. 41-42-48. Be won honorable 500 miles away Carlisle, 511 2 hours, leaving Ful- fence at practice Friday. dble to lay a bet season. the mound in the &lath, and al- lea-up iinately mention on the Little-All- Park and have it little iTenn 5 or 5:30 a. m. New from the course Five years ago-Joe Smith, 21- lowed only one run in the re- ton about American football leant in 1942 the board Just as ' starting May 1 to he 411111111111111111111111111111116. registered on year-o/d Medford milkman, maining innings. FOR RENT: One 'sleeping room. oentract and 1644, and made the All. were under the grand- let for year to lowest sad North and South If you Evoke course record In winning The Chicks go to Union City See James Cheatha:n. 505 one Kentucky Intercollegiate Athlt•- plait calls for con- best bidder. cent... stand. . . the Boston marathon in 2:34:51.21. Thursday night for a return en- Arch street. 101-6tp Announem tic Association squad in 1941. of replicas of Sydney WON Charles Amateur Golfers struction Ten years ago-Red Rutting, gagement with the Iowans. 1942 and 1946. lie will receive boards 111 varimui Bedroom for ladies. Mrs. W. 0. Care of Sun-Democrat Pa- I have purchased 244 Taxi. race course New York Yankee holdout pitch- The Fulton lineup: Gray 2b; his degree Rom Morehead in the prices would "hankie, 410 Welding& 192-Mc ducah, Ky. Ie3-4101 by Neal ()pen Tournament other towns; his demands to $15,- Buck 3b; Proptst lb; Seawright, formerly owned December. 1947. same as er, reduced register there just the refused to recon- if, Workman cf; Peterson rf; Looney. new Chlek spent 30 ispril 21- and any 500 but club • The Pinehurst, N. C., they du at the track offer Auletta as; Secrest c; Gaisser Service • Card of 'I'hanks in the Army Air Corps, made, sider its $15,500 months ',Pi-Qualifying play in the 4', Ai act, no matter where Eldridge, p; and Tansey, EspaIr- us radio operator end and A aces, Wiring, Radio We want to thank our maNY Courteous Service. serving North and South amateur soft, would affect the odds. fifwhtoh.batted for Claimer in the CITY gunner on a B-17 altii the lag Sport Goods. friends who sent cards, gifts, Your Badness Appre...ated. tournament opened here todaY- (:ols, Red Birds CTRIC COMPANY, 2 9 lc and visited us duel*, Zighth Air Force. Fiss ambition, champion MONDAY MATINEE ficolmrs minor nefending Commercial, Phone 401. 259-tfe our Illness. Also the doctors aggl be said, is to coach football in who Mike Jacobs has recovered Prank litrunahan of Toledo To Open Season • nurses of Fulton and Haws hip the Fall and Winter and to paw squad sufficiently to take daily rides sick- - sails with the Walker Cup it rust tes For your hospitalization, pitals and Rev. Bradley for. NOR MIAN'S TAXI along the Jersey shore these Ky., April 21-nl', - insurance, l tor England this week. Louisville, ness and accident many kind deeds. PHONE MG I spring afternoons, but he tIRU- champion 1,0111sLouis--- D. HOWARD Sr laandey Anythne-Anywhere About 80 players were expect- The defending see or call JOHN -Mrs. Moselle Rawls 52 berthl. in ally to accompanied by litishky ville Colonels will open their ss or 1219. 67-tic nd fresh se Cilia ed to vie for the - Phone 316 -Betty Jean Rawls. C0r,scr 4th and lake. will begin to- Jackson. which is Just inviting American Association home I To Enter Derby match play which HAULING call 8,87,9-yard No, n relapse Tom Hamilton, who baseball season here tomorrow FOR LOCAL ROY J. NORMAN. TAXI 3 morrow over the WHITE-Phone 9199 • Help Wanted the Pinehurnt is alated to replace Bill Hargis night against the Columbus Red Hopeful First JAMES JA Owner. New Management 2 course at California Robert Polagrove .New Club. Two rounds will on the Texas U. basketball team Birds. A crowd of 13,000 fans is I or 1222-R-4, friii.ArOfIT SALARY $60 - HUBERT BYNUM Country Entry To Make Trip To Service Station. 80 tfc (34•Auker• be played tomorrow, next winter, also is the No. 1 expected. and expenses. Man or W . City By Airplane seth The opener here follows a Derby MIMEOORAPHINO: Letters, with Auto, sell poultry ROW CR A NF, stops BY brief road trip. including K.3., April 21-0') cartts, programs. etc. Mary 1 lure to farmers. Eureka' SAISi(ER Louisville. Yf at Toledo and Columbnic in phone Clinton 2851 Co.. East St. Louis, Ill. 1 .7*. r." • -s WI'VE 11,11tOWN 'NOSE NA7S) AM. JUST) T" -On Trust. California hopeful Burton, """ 5URELY PLACE which Louisville won two and BURTON'S GIFT OF; OUR TRAIL WI COMING UP Tale TI46 for the Kentucky Dertbye,h MOTHER AR STOP FOR , lost two. .filmic here today, SHOP. 17tfc TRIROATIY. CAkTT 8 to 1 ianded by SMALLMAN and TUE WOW;SAWYGIt: Columbus beat Louisville history as first yes- I making MACHINE 1 in a rain-shortened game ever flown to the Derby. A SINGER SEWING WEBB had been horse representative will terday. A doubleheader The E. 0. &ice & Sons' wilt- COMPANY every Wednesday TIN SHOP scheduled. of the &ma Anita Derby be in Fulton ner Store, 412 Lake made the trip from Long Beach. at the Firestone characteristic are equipped to re- Gondolas, the Calif.. in eight houre and 28 Street. We Oil, Gas and Coal were used sewing machine. conveyances of Venice, minutes, with only one stop en- pair any make FURNACES calla taken care of as far back as 1094. route when the plane refueled All phone Call 10. We else pay at Tulsa, Okla. A stable pony promptly. Gutters and Down Spouts the cash for used Singers. and brood mare also made Replaced end Repaired trip. RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All TELEPHONE 542 pilot of the four-motor The kinds and sizes. Stamp pads Fulton transport, Capt. C. A. Lippincott, too. Let us serve you. LEADER said On Trust stood the trip Office. Phone 30 cc 1300. like an air veteran. "In fact, he acted as though he might be c 711,17r7 pilot himself," Lippincott s5icl. RI ONII1F Owner E. 0. /Rice and his wile, ' of Long Beach, greeted their YO Derby nominee as he stepped CHOOSE SPORTSMAN AND out of the plane at Standiford Field here. CHOOSE WISELY The horse was accotroanied by an entourage as. large as 75e that usually attending visiting royalty. There was trainer Wil- 1.00 lie Molter and his 14-year-old daughter, Norma; Dr, A. H. Ed- mondson. veterinarian; Basil Lee Smith, agent for Jockey Johnny Longden who will ride On Trust WIRT' in the derby, an exercise boy. .77; groom, night watchmen and otlaers. 1:75 Bill Sidle., Outfielder. .1rrives In Fulton Suritlav recruits for We have in stock a few Mow. Among the new OMIY DOAKS the 1947 Chicks is Bill Sidle, an in Ful- 10 A-Mat Power Lawn Mowers. outfielder, who arrived LOvi (GET SET!•• morning, lie is a OFFICIATE AT ton Sunday Powered by the famous Clinton brother of Hubert Sidle, a pitch- ATIAXTIC er. PHE OAKY, ER Engine. Belt driven. V5UR At- BRAVES FIRES HAVE SOMALI' • Fulton fire dep..irtme•.1. CONSENTED Twenty inch cutterbar, rubber went to the rear of the Steil( - -$1.114) ID LET House at 3 o'clock this morning 04113F OAkY tires and governor controlled. to put out a trash fire that • PUIJ Thd started in an incinerator. An If Price GAWLET Price $175.69 each. Also a tall old show case in the alley also Ill PLACE burned. OF MUG I:ne of push type inewen from id $3.98 CORIJY $22.50 up. GROOMING ESSENTIALS 4.11 MADAM TAYLOR educed. readings OF PATSY awes Tim ADVENTURES on +Ili affairs $140.00 elf life. Call Give grooming essentials of luxurious quality-strictly WILLIAMS and see this masculine preparations he'll use with pride and pleasure. gifted woman, The manly beauty of these colorful, sports-inspired con- IIARDWARE have your taincrs reflects the obvious excellence and breesy, clean- mind put r.t scented roireshosent ot SPORTSMAN Grooming Essentials. COMPANY ease. Satisfac- Choice of eight stunning bottle designs- - tion guaranteed. Hours 9 a. m. rap. m. Daily and Sunday:. to 9 207 E. Fourth St. Talton, By. AN 'welcome. Readings Me. Velti) CLOTHING COMPANY Located in Grey House Trail- lake Strcct Fulton, Kent er on highway 51 just outsid • Feben eby limbs at Riceviii- atucky NE1111111111111111111r 'eferiewsmolliP'0 " tA—fewwwwirwvh--- -

Monday Evening, April 21. 1917 Daily Leader, roon, Kentucky Ti Fulton .••••••• rage Four •••••111•M, thrice of half a dozen charitable taneously struck scores of corn- sill R ' • cit iNIVitt 11E1 l'S OUT Clunte• ler. General Motors. U. S. This feeling has led to a wide- agencies and the full-hearted ! munitiee, as; certainly would TOO FAT? We Wall Street Report! aI- this ani bee, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Texas CitySees spread bItternesx among People financial aid extended by sym- , happen in the event of the drop Get SLIMMER from the first numb In International Harvester, recovering individuals ping of many atom bombs by vfta.iucasdyasy New York. April 21-44'i--The Ward, rriethne thdsdraand l pathetic throughout Telephone. American t odfleoi,lavteloan roefittiotisaveso.vei rIJ H•va• 1110I• alandar. U S Steel wage pact touched American the nation, ruthless enemy? k Water Workg. Anaconda, Ken- Cirr,1 4."E=INv‘e'•771; off another rally in today's stock Need For Huge t This helps explain the critical There Is sentiment today in , @ample ATM necott. American Can. Dow neighbors. drugs. With tha V.& market against the Red Cross made Texas City tot the creation of I Vitamin Cend y Fteducin• Pi.a N. Y. Central. South- Obviously there is no way to j blatt you don't cut out any meek. At a fast opening In which Chemical. by weary Mayor who a federal organization of treln- Pacific, Southern Railway. with a dig- , march.% rotatnon ""." sizable blocks changed hands, ern ! deal satisfactorily ! earlier had unsuccessfullyTrahan. asked emergency stale; able to move I you wwwy cut them down. It.•• Northern Railway, Schen- Relief Agency advances of industrials and rails great ! aster that in one horrendous I eil the state for martial law, swiftly into an overp nvered !:zter,srou •,,eglar=rAtV,C,,111,11,:,=?. ley. American Woolen. American ranged from fractions to better Hal Boyle of ca4tmity brines the and was refused. community and oricanIze iii • ' Go Tobacco "13- and Monsanto By I moment than 2 points Top marks were City. Tex , April 21 • of death or injury into The full truth, no many Ttxas health, medical and rescue I Chemical. Texas specter shaded here and there near mid- 4,n—There is one ultimate gut,• every home in a productive and City residents complain, is that problems. tapered. Ronda generally improved. " FoIl day. Volume tion relied for America by the I happy community. , there It no overall American UNg=raitutersariCZArhr.$" opened Cotton futures were higher ! U. S Steel common Texas City disaster. The swift blows that fell here agency at present set up to All vultures, which feed on Phone 70 or 428 ten minutes later on a are guided to their food about The question is this: although will leave unhappy sears for move in and handle all prob- carrion, -share block. up 2 1-8. The Mercantile not smell. CITY DRUG COMPANY 4,000 Louisville the American spirit has been generations. The hurts will I lems of food, reneue, policing by sight, Ar gain was later reduced. , April 21--i/P1-I long after the shattered and communication with coon- Louisville.' Ky shown capable of rising unself- linger /41 front were Bethlehem prices1 and In Louisville !dealers buying ishly above mans tribulation, is arias at'? rebuilt. The bricks and . nate d speed experienced et- Jones & Laughlin, Chrys- Lou- , Fr Cleft, averaged by members of the the overall American organize- , . Steel to restore the commercial fidelity. fol- be has isville mercantile exchange Lion for coping with community- ' ' of Texas City can Mayor Trahan made the re- Wi low: wide dislocation and chaos of more readily found than tragic recommendation that. A-1 CLEANERS sons and Eggs-Current receipts 35 lbs.' this type sufficient? placements for lost every American community pre- its 733 up 38; standards 38; extra 40; That question is strong in the htebancis who make up real pare in advance diauiter corra- A-1 Cleaning prosperity. mitteurs to meet such emereen• For small eggs 24. minds of many survivors of the 1 apt' final Hil Broilert 2 1-2 lbs. up 35.00; ------But behind the bitterneen of cleh. 215 Chin+ Street lbs. up 29.00: leghorn survivors is the realize- I The question 'hat Texas City' hens 5 top; 250-275 lbs. 23.00. . 1 many In 1 roosters 15. stags early community is able poses in peacetime is: what hens 1900;. old lbs. 22.25: 300-350 Ins Won that no Phone 906 lbs guineas 275-300 disaster of this souid happen in wartline if a and 15.00; geese 8 2500; 350-400 lbs. 21.50; over 400 to cope with a 50. WOO; not even with the aasta- aertes of such tragedie.: school A U. S. GOVERNMENT BUREAU each told lbs. 20.25 down; ;tows 10.75-18.00; size, the discovery of Young Toms. 12 lbs. up 2800: - • • EU rrou REPORT announces bulk above 17.00. who acid treatment for ivy young hens 9 Ilan. up 34 00; no. Mrs. Abraham Marirqes, the F • WM tannic 400: ac- The treatment has been turkeys 2000; old toms 24; old Cattle 1,000; calves wears a head handage, dresses an not gblooning*. 2 cattle shar- loud excellent; it is gentle and safe, hens 32. tive; all slaughter he r granddaughter, Minerva stronger prices, steers and I Wolin dries up the blisters in a surprisingly ing Hernandez. seven - months • old, promo 24 bouts. heifers generally 25 higher; in- I short time- often within as the two took refuge in the city these Thus government findings ors War. Livestock Market stance 50 up over Friday; cows k 25 higher, ball In Texas City, Texas. A El peeled in the new product Cincinnati. April 21-(A-1U. and bulls strong to heifer offer- • • • • • tion S. Dept. Agri -Salable hogs' 2.- largely steer and top 24.75 on load ed hi 500; early sales barrows and ing, early titanic blasts which turned good choice 900 lb. clubs, IVY-DRY gilts 50 higher than Friday: sows strictly and u productive year drugstore, 59c. good good 1000 lb. Texas City from evicted At 25 up; good and choice 140-160 heifers; load IfIr I. loy /17 COO?.II...dot, 5.I,. and 905 lb. mixed yearl- peacetime boom town of 15.000 istruct lorat inde4 offemeoadaa. lbs. 21 00: 160-250 lbs. 24.00. steers ings 2300; numerous loads and people to a dazed and shattered type, funds I i4 lots medium and good steers ruin, a waterfront Industrial and heifers 20.00-22.75; com- club rubble from which its scattered mon and medium beef cows the i mainly 13.50-15.00; canners and citizenry is emerging now chief- actual impetus of their own Z‘;: given LAIRD & GOSSUM cutters 10.50-13.00; bulls top ly by the 41.441/ 17.25: common and medium faith and courage. CAREER WOMAN! emplo sausage bulls 15.50-16.75; real- In the hearts of many hon- tral R WELDING and REPAIR SHOP -from Mayor J. C. out of m active, fully steady with late est residents the greatest career woman of all 1 Trahan, himself a war veter- Meet 15 ye advance Friday, top 23.00; bulk manage a business, write no,- Portable Equipment arrival common and medium an wearing the Purple Heart for She doesn't the B house- 11.50; 21.00. wounds in Belgium. to elm, paint portraits, or sing over the radio. in Ch "Fie Co Anywhere" Sheep 50; strong. early offer- wives who have never hitherto But her job's big,and it's important—she tennis chiefly in three decks weer - had experience with such civic Club —ALL WORK GUARANTEED-- ing runs a home. bred, locally fed, good and dismay-there is grave doubt struct 691 ern Lake Street Extension Phone choice 107 lb. wooled lambs whether the present setups to What a job Mat Is! In ayear she washes tennis meet such emergencies are ade- vicinit -44++++,4H-1-1.4-0,-e+++14.4-!:-:-4-:-:-• 23.00. of dishes, cooks more e+4-4-1-44-1-14-1•444++4-e+4+0. more than six tons At I than 1,000 meals, wades through moun- lion, tains of laundry, trundles her vacuum had s cleaner across acres and acres of rugs! ,fully a ape; The more Mom depends on electric serv- ship I] ice, the less work is in her housework. And at a el year.' ARE GOOD how little electricity costs! A penny's TELEPHONE WAGES for le worth a day will rescue Mom from the dents drudgery of dishwashing. A few more In sews, cook meals. Electric- gram pennies daily will her high ity will help her wash and iron for less 11Heitizer Wage rates for Southern Bell employees have weekly than the cost of a bar of soap. sets o are ai been increased by 75 per cent since January, ),,4apaggse•-• And when Mom balances her budget, able I she's bound to note that electricity is one studet 1941. Onty' last year and in 1945 our employees of the smallest items. Actually, our aver- a hem. $26,000,000 age family now gets twice at much electric- received wage rate increases totaling ity for its money as it did 10 to 12 years Kei ago. Furthermore, service has become so annually. This is in addition to millions of dol- 4,..'1;:e..„ .tiesmenaresvatisi By much better that today its dependability Pad lars in "merit" raises given our employees at alone is worth more than your electricity Hudsi costs. and F intervals. ton regular This bargain comes to Mom-.and to you Calve too—through the practical experience of was s court your friends and neighbors in this com- nocer wages are the big issue in the pay, of course, for work beyond the basic pany, under sound burinere management. called Since bourn strike, let's take a look at the pay opera- work week. And he has many opportuni- By the way, we feel that our job is not tors and plant craftsmen are now getting ties for promotion to jobs carrying great- completed simply by delivering you low- Pee in Fulton. Most of our people are in these er responsibility, with higher pay. cost, dependable service. We want every zell s \Sesswesseeteilels,iy held groups. $44,_ housewife to get the maximum benefit Uon the tele- Nattt,\X‘stsede001...C' Good wages are only part of tei,7,.ratist wavisammeosinensor from the electricity she uses. That's why Hard work period is a five-day, phone job. There are many other advan- severepatelles. we have a staff of trained Home Service mer. The basic WWI wkth pay, paid 4 40-hour week. Non-supervisory employ- tages. Six holidays a year 1(eft,"4„.....403000. Advisers to help homemakers with electri- strucl ees are paid overtime for time worked vacations of one, two or three weeks, de- "N7 1.ftSaAaeatetoefigiair cal problems. A call to our nearest local over 8 hours a day, premium ame for pending on the length of service, steady office will bring one to your home. Ast work- e • tion Sunday and holiday work, and higher all-year round employment, good Chris com- than basic rates for evening and night ing conditions, sickness benefits, at KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY Cone duty. pany expense, and pensions with full cost locacLocabd chun by the company. here paid • Peat What does an operator make? most people will agree Or A girl just out of high school, with no We believe with previous experience, starts as an operator that the wages of telephone employees lichee at the basic rate of $25.00 per week, but if are good and that the pay practices and write are fair and Jury she works after 9:30 p. m., she gets $27.00, benefits of the company ment and if that week includes Sunday work reasonable. ment she gets $29.50. Me' The union, however, says they aren't mom The beginning operator gets two and wants a lot more. to b first year and one raise Thee raises in pay the Heist the second. She receives other periodic in- They are asking a blanket increase criml creases until she reaches a basic wage of c; about $18.00 per week in basic wages. old of six years. last $32.00 per week at the end But when all of their other demands are plete added the total averages about $27.00 per days If she shows aptitude and ability, week. pent channels of advancement she has many Oil open to her—more responsible jobs at Here's what the union demands Hint higher pay. In our organization many of would cost. An annual increase of fc are made every year. polle such promotions $69,000,000 in the cost of providing tele- Jury phone service in the nine southeastern char What does an installer-repairman make? we This is more fatal states in which operate. don. A youngster just out of school, with than 6 times our net income in 1946. It nigh over ewes no specific training, starts with Southern would make our payroll alone we ing I Bell as an installer-repairman at $27.00 $2,000,000 more than all the money averwre for a basic 5-day week. In just two years took in last year. In terms of the Ds bill, it amounts to about $3.30 Rani he is earning $38.00 a week, and periodic telephone per month for every one of our more than an increases raise his weekly rate of pay to %Man $58.00 in eight years. He gets overtime 1,731,000 subscribers. ringl corm Willi were TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Inc. a rot SOUTHERN BELL a ht othe