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Local Lions Says Reynolds Loaned $275,000 Bulldogs Smash Many Object Reynolds Tells BeatRickman Wingo Indians LISTENING To Democrats During 6!mpaign 29-18 Last Night To Grant Of Of Giving Money A basketban game between the POST Hickman Lion' clrn and the Futton Bouncing back from a smashing Lions Club was staged last night defeat at the hands of Paducah, said that in addition to the Power To FDR To Campaign at the high senool symnasium in Washington, — Senator Tobey Tobey the romped to a • Mrs. IL H. Stephens, a long Bulldogs 29-18 vic- Hickman for tir benefit of charity. (R., N. H.), told the Senate cam- $100,000 loan Reynolds had advanc- time subscriber to the Leader, liv- tory over the Wingo Indians at The game was full of speed, thrills. paign committee today that R. J. ed $175,000 to the New York State ing near Crutchfield, recently Science Hall last night. Coming Administrationists Pred idt Quayle Is Subpoenaed; Bin spills and tusstis end the Fulton Reynolds, wealthy tobacco man, Democratic Committee. brought a copy of an old issue of back at the half with Wingo in the men doubled the score on the Hick- had loaned $275,000 to Democratic Gillette said Reynolds was ex- Passage With Little the paper to the office and I have Asks du Ponts, Others lead, 9-7, the Bulldogs began to hit man men, winning by the score of groups during the fall political cam- pected to testify before the Senate enjoyed reading it. It is dated the basket and racked up 14 points 16-8. paigns. committee sometime Friday while Change March 30, 1900—almost 41 years Questioned while the Wingo boys scored three. for Fulton was Har- Reynolds recently was named Oliver Quayle, former treasurer who the weekly edition of On the court Fulton led the first quarter, 4-3 and ago. It was treasurer of the Deanocratic Na- recenUy became general manager deal old Thomas, Ernest Fall. Jr-. James at the half it was 9-7 in favor of Washington—The administration the daily and contains a great Reynolds, of the Democratic National Com- Washington, —R. J. Warren, Enoch Milner, Frank Uonal Cosausittops. bill to lend war to of the news and advertising which la- Wingo. Fulton was in the lead 21-12 supplies Great young member of a famous tobacco Beadles, Aaron Butts, Ben Saxon, dnni lopow34. Reynolds but mittee, was scheduled to appear had appeared in the preceding daily we k at the end of the third period. Britain was introduced today, to be family, today told a Senate in- Sanford, Bill Browning and all now Vs blenan nature to ter today. issues. From the type layout I rec- R. E Again McAlister was high point denounced at once as a "stream- vestigating committee about sup- "garbs" worn by expect thinisieregarn," Tobey told Gillette said today that these the fact that the paper was Billy Whitnell. The man with 11 points. McClellan, lined declaration of war" by oppon- ognize plying $305,000 to help re-elect his fellow of the Senate other loans were among those re- in the old Baptist the Fulton players have new be- who played a nice game at guard, ents already organizing for a sup- then printed President Roosevelt with these re- ecannilttee. r. Reynolds appears ported to the committee' office, which occupied the fore been seen on a basketball scored 8 points. McAlister fouled reme effort to defeat the measure Flag sults: to have been the good angel of the $398,645 reported by the New York building now housing the Thomas floor, with some dressed in paja- out in the fourth quarter. Captain or narrow the tremendous powers I. The committee, charged with spats Democratic party." State Democratic Committee; $105,- plant on Walnut street, mas, overalls, and others in for last night was McCollum. which it would confer upon Presi- L Shaiskle Investigating political campaign ex- A short time betre, Chairman 000 reported by the Democratic Na- Ayres, founder of or long underwear. The gar;.: halt- Coach Giles' boys showed better dent Roosevelt. and Colonel Mott penditures, issued a second sub- Gillette (D.-lowal7had suggested tional Committee; $175,000 report- was then in active ed far a few minutes when Frank form last night than in any game As the legislation went to Con- the paper, poena for Oliver A. Quayle,. a;',neral that the committee might have ed by the Pennsylvania Republi- charge. The paper was a consolida- Bead!es, wearing Boots Shepherd's played this year. Plays clicked gress, the President appealed for manage of the Democratic ..48.0 been "unfair" in calling for testi- can State Committee, and $45,000 Fultonian, founded in trousers and suspenders, lost his smoother and the passing was ex- all possible speed in enacting it. A tion of the Uonal Committtc to appear to- mony on a $100.001 loan by Rey- reported by the United Republi- Democrat, founded in suspenders and finished the game cellent. This marks the third win week's delay now, Mr. Roosevelt 1878, the morrow and esplain earlier te„,ti- nolds to the New Jersey State Dem- can Finance Committee of New the Leader, established In his red flannels, finally being out of seven starts for the Bull- told a press conference, would 1844 and mony which Senator Tobey (R.- ocratic Committee. The possibility York. dragged from the floor. mean a week's delay in getting ap- in 1898. N. H.), charged was "perjury." of unfairness, Gillette said, was due Senator Reed (R.-Was.), sug- dogs. players for the Hickman propriations, placing orders and Asks Other Subpoenas Among to the fact that various campaign gested that the committee hold an Line-up:— • • Judge Stahl., C. P. Ma- Fulton (29) Pos. obtaining deliveries. 2. Senator Hill (D.-Ala.), de- team were groups had made numerous large executive session to study all these Wingo (18) Dobson, C. M. measure's broad dele- • The first page..which carried manded that the committee sub- bry, "Cap" Slade. E. loans. loans in relation to the "Federal McAlister, 11 ___F______Turner, 4 As for the P. Black, 0. which rapidly be- a great deal of advertising, con- poena the "du Pont family, the Waits, J. M. Calvin. B. Witnesses told the committee yes- Corrupt Practices Act and the McCollum, 4 ____F_____ Hickes, 6 gation of power, Holland V. B. Am- point of conten- tained two stories of general in- Pew family of Philadelphia, and H. Taylor, C. N. terday that Reynolds loaned $100,- Hatch Act." Spence, 1 C Butler, 1 came the principal Howard, C. Mr. Roosevelt terest, the lead story concerning the Rockefeller family" to testi- berg, Fred Stokes, J. H. 000 to the New Jersey State Demo- "It's wrong to limit Individual McClellan, 8 ____G____ Hopkins, 4 tion at the capitol, J. E Atte- necessarily want developments in Frankfort follow- fy about their contributions to K. Davis, C. A Lattus, cratic Committee to pay the costs contributions to a national politi- Browder, 1 0 Owen, 3 said he did not Johnston, ing the murder of Goebel. In the Republican and Winkle campaign berg, H C. Barrett, W. A. of a radio broadcast by President cal committee to $5,000 and then Substitutions—Reed, Hassell, 3; such authority as is contemplated. Barry. the job is to story it was stated that Governor funds. Decision on this was de- Ernest Fields and Harry Roosevelt and two other broadcasts permit unlimited loans that may Davis, 1; Williams, Moore, Hanna, But he added that if it must be McMillin of Tennessee had offer- layed. by his supporters 'just before the be the same as contragutions," Hart, Wingo—Oliver. be done, and done, the ed to furnish Governor Beckham 3. Chairman Gillette (D.-Ia.), said November elections. Reed said. Tops Also Win power to get it done must be lodged Governor- Breaking a nine game winning in some one. —who succeeded to the he would ask the Illinois State One Judge Praises ship after Goebel's death—three Democratic committee to explain streak of the Wingo reserves, the Fear War Will Result City Job Seekers To gatling guns and several field its report of no income or expendi- Unlicensed Driving Union Pups, who have lest only one game An inspection of the measure's pieces_ "With this artillery," the in view of Reynolds' testi- this season, added another win to terms had the opponents of the ad- tures Physician Indicted Sign At New story says, "the 3emocrats could mony that he loaned that com- But 2nd Charges 86 their record, defeating Wingo, 32 to ministration foreign. iialacy con- As is 20. The Pups led all the way and deming it both on theLzound of easily shell out the enemy." mittee $25,000 and a report by the By U. S. Jury Milan Office known, matters were finally patch- Democratic National Committee Chicago, —Judical minds clashed Hassell. plucky little guard, played the power to be conf and be- ed up and no pitched battle ensu- that it had sent $25000 to the Friday over whether an automobile a whale of a game, scoring 10 cause, they contended, it would Jackson, Tenn.,—Dr. W. A. Neill- Jackson, Term. — A fulltime ed between the Republicans and flilnois group. should be handled by a drinking points. He scored 7 of these points lead this country inevitably into ing, prominent Union City physi- branch of the Tennessee State Em- Democrats. Denies Appointment Bought licensed driver or a sober unlicens- in the third quarter. The Pups now the war. elan and business wan, was indict- ployment Service will open in Mll- •• • Reynolds. of the millionaire to- ed driver. have won six out of seven games. And even in some quarters which ed on 17 counts he* Friday by the an to register the increased num- lead story was of , bacco family of Winston-Salem. N. Judge John Cutknecht fined This was the first loss for the Win- favor unstinted assistance to tha • The other Grand Jury of the Vastern District il ber of, job applicants brought war, in which C., said his recent appointment as Mary Sullivan $5 and $1 costs for go team, having won nine succes- British, there was murmured or the 86tith African of the Western lahrki on of Federal about_Oy annouitgewent of • • much treasurer of the Democratic Na- driving John Atella's car *Shout a Salvo musses. Oittspoicsii oblection to the sweep" end was then getting Court for violation i of Narcotic I for the Oovenunenta $34,Ii' Lord Roberts, Brit- tional Committee was a "post-elec- driver's Noe**. Sbe said he had Lineup: lug authority involved. This was VWorid -of It Laws. !shell loading plant, just as soon as commander, had sent 10.000 tion" matter, that he did not con- been drinking "and I thought it Fulton (32) Pos. Wingo !particularly true among House Re. ish Dr. Nailling, who operates a additional personnel arrives. troops into a position in an nect with $300,000 in loans he safer for me to drive." but the Reed, 7 F Oliver, 4 publicans,.many of whom were fresh clinic in Union city, was charged The Jackson office, under super- to cut the Boer lines of made to Democratic state commit- court ruled, -You've got to have a Hart, F_ Waggoner. 9 highly favorable to the measui s effort with -unlawfully and knowingly vision of Mrs. Mona Christropher, and it was an- tees in New York, New Jersey and license" Williams, 4 _ _ _ Holloway,•2 purposes but (Apposed to its meth- communication, selling narcotic arias not pursuant now registers unemployed persons nounced that President Kruger Illinois. Judge John T. Burks, who had Moore 3 0 Edwards, 2 ods. Opposition, ,pcualbly. extensive to a written order form provided in Milan three days per week. A Davenport, would take personal command of He said that Wayne Johnson, heard of Judge Gutkntcht's ruling Hassell. 10 ____ 0_ 2 was obviously in .thealiaking there. tif law." The indictments con- five-day week schedule is expected. rifler. Han- the Boer forces. In this war the finance director of the Democratic In another court, later dismissed a Substitutions. Fulton. But while the reaction was less tended also that he disposed of the The amount of labor to be requir- 2, Meacham. Hollo- British lost practically all the bat- National Committee, had tele- disorderly conduct charge against nah, 4, Davis, favorable than they had expected, narcotics by means of purported ed on the huge project is still in way. 2, Whitesell, Ayers. Wingo, tles save the last one. Will history phoned him that funds were need- Atella and told Miss Sullivan, "It administration leaders still pro- prescriptions issued not in doubt. Unofficial estimates have set Bradley, I, Bell, repeat Itself in the present war' ed in "several doubtful states" and would have been unsafe for him to Gossum, Chand- fessed themselves confident of faith, not to bona fide patientsgawdnd the figure at from 5,000 to 12,000 • he added: "I thought the re-elec- drive; you should be commended ler. more than enough votes to enact •• not in the course of his regular men • The Leader had received a tion of President Roosevelt was vital for what you did" the bill without serious change. practice." In each case the mor- , Appraising of the 21.000 acres of postal card from Chicago, stating to this nation and was willthe, to How long it might take to get it phine sulphate is said to have been to be required by the project that the body of Robinson Merr(- do anything I could to bring It I land Memphis Blast onto the statue books, however, was dispensed in five-grain quantities. started Friday morning by W. gan, known in Fulton as "Robin- about." i was another matter. Hutcheson of Lauderdale son Crusoe," because of his tall Tax Cominissioner l W. Cuts Off Power William K. Wells of yarns, had been found on a Chica- 3 of 4 STUDENTS County and Cleared Of Theft NEWS l Three more land ap- For Three Hours go street. The card stated that 'BORROW' CIGARETTICS I IJOSPITAL 'Obion County. New Microscope praisers, who like Mr. Hutcheson four hqndred dollars was found on Second Trial Toledo, Oh10,-- About one-fourth In Mr. Wells, will be civil service Memphis, Tenn. — A power fail- Made Smaller the body. The Leader comments Miss Cora Sublett, Clinton, re- and of the men at the University of To- natives of Tennessee will ure deprived downtown Memphis, that the handwriting on the post- mains about the same at the Haws- men and ledo, provide cigarettes for the Wickliffe. Ky., —Ballard County to the staff shortly. city of almost 300,000 of electri- And At Less Cost al card strongly resembled that of Weaver clinic. be added a rest, according to a survey. Tax Commissioner I H. Cook was to be removed from city Friday at 10.25 a. m. service Robinson's, and claimed it was the Miss Alice Lunsford, Hickman, First people The Campus Collegian, Toledo acquitted by a Circuit Court jury were 270 pupils and eight was restored three hours later. New York. —A new, simplified general opinion of those who saw remains about the same at the the area student weekly, took an inventory Friday of a charge of breaking into Witthorne School, trouble was due to an explo- electron-microscope was shown to the card that Merrigan himself Haws-Weaver clinic. teachers of the The of the pockets of the men students. the office of County Clerk J. G. announcement by Car- a man-hole which. iron- the Institute of Radio Engineers tos, wrote it. Comnienting further, the Mrs. M. C. Wix is unimproved at following sion in The investigation disclosed that White on June 211 1908. and taking officials of a contract is on November 6 Street, a day by R. C. A. scientists. It opera Leader said that Robinson never the Haws-Weaver clinic. roll County ically, only one-fourth of them carried two $1 bills. Government. The building thoroughfare which got Its name ate* merely by plugging into an had four dollars at any one time Calvin Allen is better at the with the while haV had matches. It was Cook's second Ural on the office purposes in that Memphis voted 17 electric light switch, and magni- during his stay In Fulton, and if cigarettes, Haws-Weaver clinic. will be used for from date presumably, borrowed charge. The Drat resulted in con- the construction A. power. The power fies up to 100,000 diameters. he had four hundred at the time The rest, Mrs. W. W. Bette continues about connection with to 1 for T V. and matches. viction and s prison sentence of two occupied immedi- operated by the city, The microscope is somewhat of his alleged demise, he had prob- cigarettes the same at the Haws-Weaver aworteirk and will be system is now years. but the verdict was resvreed from T. V. taller than a man. its base ittam- ably accumulated it since leaving clinic which purchases current to the by the Kentucky Court of Appeals superintendent of eter about that of a small table. It Kentucky. Renew your suascrtption Mrs. L. J Byars. DUkedom, is get- R. C. Austin, A. and the case redocketed. Government Elevators uses electrons in a vacuum in- •• • LIADOIR. ting along as well as could be ex- education, said the Sense Trapped In incident to re- buildings stead of light to make pictures. • It was announced that Mar- pected since a recent operation at will pay expenses Office workers in tall the school. at their The "small" instrument costs less shal Jesse Walker and Officer Haws-Weaver clinic. moval and relocation of found themselves isolated to walk to make and is easier to hendle Leander Robertson had just pur- go Stone, Union City, has been Arrangements are being made desks, unless they chose to Workmen Feverishly Preparing in the stairs. than America's first commercial chased two fine English blood- admitted to the Haws-Weaver clinic place the Witthorne pupils down numerous flia of Churches, electron -microelinP•s, howieLs to use in their work as for treatment. ithiloh and New Hope All buildings with their own vitde-h were schools. manufactured about two years peace officers. The hounds were Mrs. Coy Evans has been dis- and the Clark and Terry emergency power system- - it these For lnaguration On January 20 ago by R. C. A. said to have conic from the best missed from the Fulton hospital. Into service as quickly as possible. breeding farm In the South and Mrs. E. A. Autrey and baby are training was being started on that doing nicely at the Fulton hospital. Says date. Washington, — Up and down planes will fly over the route. Russell Monti* is slowly improv- Banker Lawbreakers Cost •• Avenue workmen are It means weeks of work for a Upper-Crust • Pennsylvania ing at the Fulton hospital. Tellers Needed • Frank /Clouse. for several bustly erecting the rennial show— three-hour program_ Rita Copeland of Water Valley agent in Fulton. was President. years express the inauguration of a The arrangements comMittee en- has been admitted to the Fulton In California Mony AnclMorak) transferred to Vicksburg, draped to- Society More In being The first bunting was thusiastically predicts that a mil- hospital for treatment Miss., a deserved promotion. ane on the facade of a restaurant Mrs. Glenn Knighton and baby day lion persons wW see either the brief Omaha, --George Plummer. San was to leave the next day for his building, a sure Irian that January are doing fine at the hos- inauguration ceremonies or the pa- Fulton Francisco, assistant personnel di- new post. 20 is not far off. pital. law- !stores in that chain," he wrote. rade. It is planning to feed and rector of the Bank of America, dis- New 'York. —White-collar •• • The capitol steps have been cov- W. 0. Shankle was respec- "Although a million dollar burg' house 100,0011 out-o1-own visitors, dismissed Yes- closed here Thursday he sought to breakers—respected If not • An attachment had just been ered with a broad white platform terday from the Fulton hospital. tar or robber is practically unheard and has sent out a can for all employ a large number of Midwest table business men—cost society run on the Leland Hotel, and the where Franklin D. Roosevelt will Sam Walters remains unimproved than do of, these million dolilar embedded) available rooms in private homes. bank clerks with teller experience more money and morale paper stated that George Watson take his oath for a third time In at the Fulton hospital. gunmen and are =ail try , moos whIta-e011ag Five thousand famines already because a shortage of such work- burglars. robbera and Mrs. Richardson, who had been front of the White House a colonial Mrs. Dalton Yates. Water Valley yearbook of the criminals. have offered accommodations. ers exists in California. their ilk. the 1940 pavilion and a "court of peace" are Is improving at the Fulton hospital. Aasociation nu, fhiancial Iwo from WA.% He said he woad remain here National Probation (Opikaded en Pegs Pour) being constructed for the Presi- The White Rouse Keen will be collar crane, great lb Is is, is "as long as I can hire ten or fif- says. dent and state Governors to re- full of guests for the festivities. SINGINCI WILL fintherland, bead important that the teen men a do." Prof. Minn H. view a glittering Inaugural parade Mrs. Roosevelt saki that all the U MOLD IFUNDAT Myatt- dal relations. t "We believe then are • number of Use Indiana University MarrAttattatatatr of military and civilian units. President's children hope to be violate trod and taltrolant • men In the Wenn who left dent of liocaology. eqpittibkied the And along the mile between these here, except his eldest son James. The regular second illands.y com- of ow/at, Ind& il•aus attention is plied ts • banidng when banks felled during Paper on iippor-eralit peedations.- • Tsar show places supports are being laid A thousand invitations have gone munity singing will be held hi Ful- morale and date of water pay- • depression years." Plummer ex- "An °Moir of Varna store • Ube deo for thousands and thousands of out for a buffet idnabson Jed ton tomorrow at the city hail, be- the City • are the men we an chain in one year ashoodoll $1911,- garland** on a • aesets. Pipes Pa at specta- after Mr. delivers his ginning at 130 cede*. Three near- plained."Those bleacher seats, from which Roosevelt in- bank O00. will* dies six Ulnas as mob Mom • aides Miss and pay mass • tens from Paducah, ag well as Tad- looking for. We had vary few tors can Watch the parade and augural address.and another thous- , tens NS tut as mid • Paid Delivers alky•It. • !allures in California. tlidefore we as the annual (kVA' cheer Mr. and Mft. Roosevelt. Too and guests hap ban inettad owsiother quartets sad Plaids, are orousiolitooL" 1-111. • ream to draw on." burglarise and rolblorisa ot the • AIM. hundred Army Planes and 80 Navy a Whits Moms ten szpictal to attend. lava no 444+••••••••••••4044.6.6.••+ KentueVy, Saturday 4fternoon7januarv 11, 1941. PAGE TWO FULTON DAILY LEADER Fulton,* Out building'. $3,050.00. Terms. Call The Fulton Daily Leader 16 Years Ago WANT ADS 735. Adv. Daily Since 1898 . FOR RENT: Unfurnished room CLASSIFIED RATES 1 and PUBLISHER with water. Women or girls prefer- HOYT M(X)R! EDITOR One Insertion 2 cents Per Word MARTHA "[GORE ASSOCIATE EDITOR (Jan. 12,1925) red. Call 740. Adv. 5-6t. ASSISTANT EDITOR IIMINIMmemiramerffle"..ar NOLA MAE CULLUM (Minimum charge 311c). ; WANTED: Two salesmen at once and Mrs. C. E. Hutchens entertained Three Insertions 4 is. Per Word Published every afternoon except Sundays I —new and used car. Auto Sales Co. Street. Fulton. Kentucky. 2 to 4 with (Minimum 50c'. holidays. at 400 Main Saturday afternoon from Adv. 6-3t. Entered at the Fulton, Kentucky Post Office as birthday dinner in honor of her Si: Insertions 5 et& Per Word mall matter of the svoond class, June 1898, under a (Minimum Sc.)S the Act of Congress of March I, 18n. daughter, Mozelle, on her 12th birthday. Initials, Telephone Numbers WANTED: Passengers to share' About 20 friends of the honoree were Counted as Words, expenses to Detroit. Notify Frank SUBSCRIPTION RATES Thompson's Cream Station. Adv. In Citr present. One Year by Carrier Let us repair that Heater, be- 9-3t. One Year by Mail Louis died Charles Smithson of St. fore cold weather. Our price is OBITUARIES—RESOLUTIONS—CARD of THANKS at the I. C. station in Fulton this morn- reasonable. Estimates free. We FOR RENT. Brick building on A charge of 2 cents per word or 10 cents per line waiting for a train to May- also speciallise in Furniture re- Fourth street. Real Cheap. See Roy , minimum fee of ing while , /ye,* your chance /1p pick is made for ail such matter with a pairing and Refinishing. We Prince, Martin.. Tenn Adc. 9-13f. $1.00. This is payabie in advance except for those field He was the brother of Mrs. who have an account with the office. call for and deliver. .7p irrety/used cariforgoin Arch Gore of this city. apartment, hospital in Pa- FOR RENT 3-room CORRECTIONS Ed Kelly, who is in a EXCIRNGE FURNITURE furnished or unfurnished. Close in. • The Leader ill gladly correct any error in facts ducah. is improving. Call 896 Adv. 9-8t stories when COMPANY have gotten into its news •••••••jo•••••••••=1. model car and lifetime which may little son of Mr. Church SC—Fulton, Ky. 4. 4.4.1••• YES, WE TRADE-Enjoy a late attention is called to therm . James Campbell, and Mrs. S. E. Campbell, who shot his Phone 35. BRITISH WOMEN Service Agreement. hand with a blank pistol a few days 'EL` 7.2"."..•311ThEIP TO HELP MEN FIGHT Editorial FOR RENT: Modem 6-room cot- NAZI FIREBOMBS ago, is reported doing well. tage on Arch stret.t. Ca 6. Adv. London,— Women as well as Mrs. Norman Houston and children, 290-tf. men will be accepted for Britain's' re- ARE WE LESS SOCIAL? Bettie Sue •and Elmus Lynn, are volunteer firebomb fighting brig- ported on the sick list on Bates street. FOR RENT: First class lurniah- ades. Herbert Morrison, Minister , Miss Annie May Jones, who is teach- ed house-keepinr apallinci,t, with of Home Security, has announced.' It seems to this write? that one heat. Phone 430. Adv. . 304-ti. -Fighting firebombs is dangerous, CITY MOTOR COMPANY Union City, spent the week- fine old American custom is gradually ing near work." Morrison said, but the Mrs. P. going into disuse. Reference is made end with her parents. Mr. and APARTMENT FOR 7F'NT: 206 time is long gone by when women to the custom of visiting friends and 'I'. Jones, Maple avenue. West Street, Call 563. Adv. 208-6, can be kept away from dangerous' Mr. and • Tolerr•—•••••...--••_ - 'work in defense of their country.' neighbors, and although many people T. L. Wrather, small son of Mrs. J. N. Wrather, is reported ill of FOR RENT: Apartment in brick Morrison said great numbers" still visit back and forth, the cuslom All modem conveniences. croup at their home in Pearl Village. duplex. of men and women had answered It's a is growing more and more obsolete. A. G. BALDRIIDIE. 5-6t. his appeal for volunteers. True, many people still entertain, Howard Humphreys of Water Valley„ Smith on ON 7,'T'ADE: One 4- pith dinners and parties and bridge Miss., is a guest of Thomas FOR SALE Now is the -inic tc renew you: wheel trailci.. FIfteen clubs, but as a people it appears that Jackson street. subscription to the Fulton Daily ' Magic Book Miss Christine Beard left Sunday 15 minutes dr!ve from Oklahoma Leader we are growing less inclined to drop ,. L. E. night for her home in Washington, D. C. City. Unimproved A!' or par in on our _ neighbors in the evenings Finch, R iecv We. Ae.v. 2-Gt. with Mr. Fir h ie h makes and merely have friendly conversation. efter spending the holidays Ferhaps the reason is that so few and Mrs. Will Beard on Carr street. FOR SALE: Cheap. Almost new Home Owner- people stay at home these days and General Electric stow. Call 288. The coming of the automobile. Adv. 2-6:. 'lights. - - ship Possible while making it easy for families to FOR SALE: The Roire:1 it Selected Feature go back and forth, has also made acres, one mile north of town, el••ht For You and exceptional for families to re- 1 room house, tWo barns and cthcr rather main at home. Most of us are eternally ••••mo....,,,•••••••11••1414M.0•44 GERMAN RAPACITY IS -44-!-•••••:. Your Fautily on the mom going to the show, going UNCONCEALED riding hither to a neighboring town, Rtiail The- 1 and yon or, in some cases, merely go- Pntlivali Siiii-Deniocrut • Permanent Waves 'ourself of thi, magic book to make ing downtown and parking on the On his arrival in Vichy this week, Delivered utit a‘uil summer months one • Finger Wares EitrTts. 4the Admiral William D. Leahy, newly ap- nnib and Siini1:1$ that dream of home ownership come trail ibis year. etin-dd bit of visiting by merely pointed Ambasaador to unoccupied Shampoos Lake Street and In Foliar I.; cvnix othege hale taken this import* a4oae walking-tip-and down France, expressed the hope that he %Ian!, ; friends who are park- ,frita oreeh HILL'S BEAUTY a1ki to his soon would be able to announce the e regretted it. Let 1941 be the yr* fou: aIOnij that street. s 4 ed in para arrival of a relief ship bearing canned %NI% SHOP 1/ /' I milk and medical supplies from the Ilighlanda same condition prevails in slje'silways tletighted to expiate& our home 0411. .11M The United States. Almost immediately 15110:E 771) business circles, according to pne man --PHONE 721-- following this expression of good will, ship plan. Cult ou we talked with the other day. He is the Vichy Government clamped down frr,'") • a young fellow, but has been connect- a more drastic rationing system and if ed with a store for the past eighteen ordered increased shipments of food years. In that period, he says. many sopplies to occupied Paris changes have come about and a sales- Fult mart,. must be a lot more alert these This was not mere coincidence. It HOh bEAK clays* to make a sale or to satisfy his was what had been expressed all along eustoiner. If he is not more alert a should the United States attempt to FUME 4k HOME lot of business walk out of the feed the countries controlled by Ger- store after it has walked in. many. The Vichy Government was Loan Assotqation taking orders from Berlin. Berlin was Corner Carr aml Third Street making known its intention to reap (INCORPORATED) "It used to be several years ago," the benefits from any American gen- the young fellow said reflectively," erosity to its subject people. The Ger- TELEPHONE 37 - - - ).TON. KY. "that buying merchandise had a lot of loans in Paris are stripping sorely de- social angles about it. The men who pleted unoccupied France in the ex- came in to buy clothing appeared to be pectation that the United States will in no hurry. If they came in and found prevent the starvation of French civil- :••••••••••••••••+••••••••••••••••••••• •••-••• ••••••••,••••••••••••••-•:•••••••••••••••••••••••••:••••••+•••• the salesmen busy they would walk on ians. There is no concealment of this to the rear of the store and take a brazen rapacity. seat. They might talk to other customers; they might read a paper; they Thus bluntly Germany ices the •••• --.1•14.0.11•,44•4 PROTEETIO\ — might just sit and seemingly enjoy rmswer to the rejected Hoover relief :•••:• themselves. They were quite content to plan or any modification of that plan It announces in advance it will take •••••• X wait until the salesman had finished •• away more than is given whether Mean.: Peace of Nlind with other customers, and then they •••• might sit and talk a while before tell- canned milk for undernourished children or ••• ing of their own wants. It was half medicine for the sick. It re- ••• • • business and half social, buying. clothing duces to futility the effort of the ••• LOOK United States to win over the Vichy • in those days. ••• , :•egime by the proffer of Red Cross • supplies. •••• ••• -Bet not any more. If a salesman is 41,6* "No man can tame a tiger into busy these (1;1".-s and another customer a •••• Iltten by stroking it." President Roose- 4 comes in, some arrangements had bet- ••• $19.95 4;..•. :pit • . • ter be made to wait on that. customer declared in his recent fireside •••• chat, and if milk is put • A euickly. If not, we can no longer have within its 0:0 Ilany people trust to lurk that nothing will 'each it will •eI the assurance that he will wait. He may certainly be lapped up.- happe;i Lu Iheir 11111i105. 10 their personal property. wilt a few minutes, but in those few Courier-Journal. 'dRSPIHM; MATTRESS minutes he will be restless and il at to their automobile. let trouble can strike any- ease. He will pace about, look at vari- others practically buy the first thing • X trhcre more swiftly than you think. The best pro- ous items of stock and in general let they see and are off again But nobody now oil soli, ;.t. the salesman know that he is waiting ever wants to wait any more. They • • A tection against unseen trouble is adequate. intelli- and does not enjoy it at all. He may svant service the minute they walk in- •••• gent insurance enterage. Thal sari of protection finally say he 4will return later, or he to the store, no matter how busy the .2. may just simply walk out selling force 1‘610 without. a happens to be" A .2.. gives you peace Of 11111111. word. Either way„ he will probably go • elsewhere to make his purchase. I don't And thus it goes all through our * ). know why this is. I don't know whether American lives. In recent years the pace $12.75 A. .2 It just the universal habit of hurrying, of life has been speeded up until every •:: Don't hesitate to talk over your pro- c)T an utter change in,.f human nature. person thinks everything should be; .2. I only know that eighteen years oone in a hurry. There is no time to con- blems with us. We know the answer. nrought many changes in the methods sider things any more. There is little FL LTON HARDWARE & ••• • 1 of debut business and we salesmen have time for maintaining fine friendships • too be (In our toes every minute when and making new ones. All of us are 41 customers cony in They no longer seeking something and never know •••• CO. **I FURNITURE ccrne in for a social call—they want what it-is after we get it. Impatiently O.% 1,.. I Street -- - Fulton, Ky. ATKINS Insurance Agency werchandise and want it just as quickly we start after something else. And a 1'11w), - Lake • As the, can get it. Some of them take lot of us are dropping off at fifty and 4.• plenty of time to make selections; loss, with the best of life still unused. •:••:••:••:••:••:—to++++++.:••:•+++•:•++4":44.+4•: 4.0)+444•+•:•++-4•46:•+•:.+4•4•4••:•4.•:•+++•:••:.4 • ...r....er.d•stosi a• •• IP ••• *7.111, • 411111•••••••••=•••• •dm. """''•" - • • ..07dIr•Gre110 — .1— JLrtj- 41••111,0, -MP II.. 411••• .....rafiy••••••••• 4

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hold Its sesai-meatbly apostrns Firm Produces 11,40%4811e afternoon, WittlkrY E. Training For Defense with Mrs. Curt Bittzzall at her home Sti ohm First Of 65,000 GOOD COAL - PROMPT ikit SOCIAL and PERSONAL oa Leal State Line. The president By Rufus T. N. M.(15001) CULLUM. of the club, Mrs. Orian Winstead. Garand Rifles only do we provide good coal for au gestesessup-me gin.0 SOCIETE WEITOS---OVISIOS W &ma. laikorraffsierial Not presided over the meeting and best in service-prompt, cheerful and eareed e104111. ,L=1•••• Correspowieace School, very conducted a lengthy business hour. New Haven, Conn., -The first fULTON WOMAN'S CLUB Martin Nall, guest speaker for the As this was the first meeting of the OKILLISD man power is needed to Oarand semi-automatic Army rifle Likewise in our plumbing business we strive te die the we bet IN MONTHLY MEETING program. Mrs. Nall, in her usual year, old business was discussed put national defense plans in produced by private industry rolled us at any time. The Fulton Woman's Club heldi forceful gate a splendid work possible. Call manner, and plans were made tor the corn- operation. New jobs are being cre- off the assembly line at the Win- its regular monthly meeting yester- seller, faster than they can be ailed. review of the recent best' ing year ated chester Repeating Army Company day afternoon in the club home on "Foundation Stone," by Leella War- It takes time, lanek time, for a man Following the ausineall, a short the work of a skilled today and was presented to Maj. street. Members of the to learn P. T. JONES & SON Walnut ren. At the close of her discussion recreation program was enjoyed mechanic or technician. You can't Gen. Charles M. Wesson of Wash- Club were hosts TELEPHONE-702 Junior Woman's the members of the Junior Depart- with all present participating in educate a man overnight no matte; ington, Chief of the Army Ordan- for the afternoon with the officers ment presented tier with a beauti- bow great the emergency. contests. facts of the greatest ance Department. of this department serving as act- as a token These are ful blooming pot plant Two visitors to the club were Mrs. importance to industry. The War The weapon, heretofore produc- ing hostesses. Mesdames Lawrence of their appreciation Hill Dudley of Greenfield, Tenn.. Department. under the National De ed only at the Federal arsenal in Holland and Vernon Owen were the During the social hour the host- Od Mrs. Harold Mussel. The next tense Act of 1114. has surveyed plants Springfield. Mass., was the first Of pages and Miss Mary Swann Bus- esses served delicious refreshments :COM( manufacturing to *letting will be held on Wednesday. ascertain what enetellsent they can 65,000 to be nlanufactured at the hart presided at the register. to approximately fifty club mem- January 22. produce In case of war. More than Winchester plant under an $8,710,- • • A short business session was con- bers and several visitors. • 10,000 of these have been ear 000 contract. ducted after the opening of the • • • marked as being available for carry SPENT WEEK-END another phase ot John C. Garand of Springfield, Mrs. frig out one or meeting by the president, MRS. I. H. READ, lit. IN MISSISSIPPI defense production when needed Inventor of the gun, and several Mansfield Martin. Mrs. Martin was+ COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER Mrs. A. McGee and daughter, The plants cannot be put to work high-ranking War Department of- making weapons and v.:Inn:tie"! Christmas by Mrs. Aaron Butts, seer- Hamilton of Union leaving tonight After assisted "Miss Dorothy Mime, are Fulton ficers tools heard General Wesson term Reports and announcements Mrs. Richard Hunziker of week-end with then overnight. Machine must be tary. City and to spend the designed and made, the mechanism it "the most effective combat rifle were made by the various club of- Hickman entertained Thursday daughter and sisters. Misses Juani- of production must. in many in- In the world." ficers and one new member, Mrs. evening with a dinner party and ta and Maxine McGee. The latter stances, be rearranged and adaptee Edwin S. Pugsley, Winchester Hartman, wife of the miscellaneous shower. compliment- Is attending Clark's Business Col- to different uses. Loyal 0. national defense vice president, said the fight gun who was The problem of Methodist minister, was welcomed ing Mrs. I. H. Read. Jr., lege in Jackson. therefore, is one f mt., and ma was completed almost three as a new member to the club. before her marriage Miss Martha chines. The men mast be highb months ahead of schedule. At the conclusion of the business Virginia Hale. trained, and the maelaint: must lr PERSONALS fashioned for 'peels! jobs. Th. period Mrs. Hendon Wright. who is Dinner was served at Hamilton's VICTIM OF TWO FIRES problem is 110 important and it SALE chairman of the Junior Woman'a Cafe in Union City The sixteen- complicated that we cannot a.fford PLAYS SAFE THIRD! FITTIN0 Nylon hose Club, took charge of the meeting guests were seated at one long PERFECT to have any illurions about it. We by Larkwood. Galbraith's Shop. afford to overestimate or tc and extended a very graclous wel- table which was centered with an cannot Charleston, W. Va., - When fire of pink Adv. 6-6t. underestimate our ability to do it k:AZ come. She then introduced Mrs. attractive arrangement done, re broke out in a lumber yard next to Bill Dudley has returned to The job will be but it roses, fern and ivy on a mirror Mrs. quires cool. carnezt. rczlisile. an, his home Tuesday, W. H. Hart sIgh- in Greenfield, Tenn. plaque and was flanked by pink her home Intelligent effor.. with *lull ude ed, called a moving van, and mov- Mrs. Orion is to'* dol.e 10 $25.00 been the guest of standing of tapers. Bridal place cards and having ed all his furniture outdoors. Jackson street Wednes- how to do it mint baskets, carrying out the pink, Winstead It was the third time since 1114 scheme, were day green and white color the Teacher" Pray- that next-door lumber yard's had PERFECT FITTING Nylon hose "The Class and BICYCLES used to mark each cover. Sub- caught fire, twice Hart's hone - GALBRAITH'S er meeting. Wednesday 7.15 uL,Ton The honoree was attired in an by Larkwood burned but this time firemen saved ject, "When the Undertaker Un- -ROLA 5 t r s — afternoon model of black velvet SHOP S-4t. dertakes." Sunday sermons are in It from all damage except scorched with black accessories and her Mrs H E Swift returned yester- the interest of the Church f3chool. Paint. -LtST DAY- shoulder corsage was of red roses. day morning from Chicago where Officers and teachers are honored COOPER Miss Hamilton wore light blue with she has been visiting her daughters, GARY guests Our classiflea ads pay. -es- black accessories and Mrs. Hunzi- Mrs R H Shreve and Mrs. L. B. ker was in beige crepe with brown Harper $19.95 WESTERNER- "THE Pewitt. Rich- CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN _ _ accessories. P. F King, Harvey V. Foy and Roscoe CHURCH--E. R. Ladd, Pastor. Al Later in the evening the group ard Mobley, 8 Trieveles and Scooters at a -STARTING SUND11- night from Bryan, Supt. 11.00 a. in. sermon vent to Miss Hamilton's apartment Stone returned last NEWTON BROS. Louisville where they have been subject-"The Giving Life." 5:00 p. price SKY-flIGH at the Palace Hotel where the gifts reduced of the Ken- m. sermon sublect-"The Giving were presenteid the honoree. attending the meeting DAIRY ADVENT''RE! Guests were Mil. I. H Read, Jr., tacky Farm Bureau. e.- ies' Missionary Society meets Best in Arch Hale, mother of the Sgt. Raymond Edwards of Fort LifIsad Ma.. The bride, Mrs. I. H. Read. Sr.. of Ful-.Bragg, N C. will arrive today foriMondaY 2 P m meeting will Milk be in the home of Mrs. Martha ton, Mrs. T. H. Cowden, Mrs. D. W. a week's visit with relatives. • Harris, Mrs. Glenn Isbell, Mrs.I Mrs.' Paul liornbeak is on the ROherts- The new ;church year has made Doyle Johns apd Mrs. Bub Hunzi- sick list:today at her home on Carr * Prompt start and may each of you ker of Hickmil. Misses Martha street. • a good best :OD have the same con- Delivery Lynn Me(3a 1. Clara Nell Ram- ' Howard Edwards is abe to be out do your There is a special place • beau, Annie taurie Milner, Juanita after a weelyb illness at his home tinue. very and all in the Sunday Gooch, 'Rebecca McCutchen and on Carr street. for one TELEPHONE 596 Leader for best liettilts: and Worship Service. All Advertise in the Daily Maxine McIntyre of Martin." Miss Myra Scearce is ill of flu at Brixigl The above was taken from yes- her home on Pearl street WO Welcome. -.11•1•••••••., 'issue of the Union City I terday's i Mr and Mrs Esti] Giles of Harlan, Messenger. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Daily I are spending the week.end with his • • • :llia...Wi Woodburn. Mhister. Sun-Bun- T. . I brother, Herschel Ones. *orating wor- fe.(n,o ONE AND ALL CLUB : day school, 9:45 a. tn. '' • cwitaiegla MEETING WEDNESDAY d ship. 10:45 a. m. 6F..St :olormningdpo.nmb.yocisudt:e: The One and All Club of Fulton !CHURCH NEWS Evening w8ourbshiecipt-. Become _ ic. iect-"Do Men Want To Better FIRST RAP'TIST CHURCH - 135 -- A. Autrey, Pastor. Sunday School - CALL WeSEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST J at 9:45 Sermon. 11 a. m. by the service mR.icRohayrdson Elder pastor, "The Dawn of a New Day." 93051e: Fred Roberson Subjectlevery Saturday. Sabbath School. Vesper WE DEEPLY APPRECIATE services. 5 p. m. Taylor Supt. Morn- Training —for— ody worship. 11:00 a tn. Speaker Tonionmormat w6;16. EB:eprybtist U was Evangelist David Miller tally invited to all services,is c°“. aY SUNDAY Groceries & Meats lof Dyersburg. Tenn., Dist. Supt. for Continuous ' the Fulton District. The Missionary OUR FRIENDSHIPS 1:30-11 p. en. TRINITY /EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Volunteer Society 2.30 p. in Mrs. -We Deliver- Charles F. Wulf. 2:45,1 rector. Morris. Leader. The Bible Vesper sera_iLivelY church school: 4 p. m. :pictures will be shown on Sunday 101 State Line St. ices, 3 p. m. Wednesday. Choir1 and Wednesday nights same practice. Everyone is cordially inslonary 'Evangelist Eli Layton iu vited. 'charge. Come worship with us You welcome. During past. ).ears ire hare been privileged to CHURCH OF CHRIST---Charlesi are L. Houser, minister Bible schooli+ SUBSCRIBE to •ne tA6ADER now peopl of this community and 10.00 a m. Morning worship 10:50,i p4.00 pet. year. a1_00 for three serve the good Brag About! sermon subject. "What Constitutes, mecum. Something to Acceptables Obedience?" Evening; manv times have felt the blessing of your.warm services 6.00 p m., sermon subject. "The Immovable Kingdom." Ladies' friendships. We have tried to render real service Bible Class Monday 2 30 p m Men's WARD'S RADIO Bible and Training Class Monday SERVICE continue to 7:30 p m. Mid-week Bible study in all our business dealings and will Wednesday '730 p. m. "And Why New RCA Testing EallApenent. Cali Ye Me, Lord, Lord, and do not Al Werk °manatee& Iry to serve you in every possible way. At this Use things which I say?" (Luke 6:48). WARD season we wish to express our deep appreciation FIRST METHODIST CHURCH- Refrigeration Service favors and to trish for one and all a— Loyal 0 Hartman. Pastor, Church Felten's Only Cessolete Radio for all past Sehool 9.45. Morning Worship and Iteerliersiism Service 11:00 Serrnon,''"The Teacher and the Class." Senior-Eyworth League 3111 Walnut Street - Mee 4 dile. Evening Worship 7:00. Sermon HAPPY AND A PROSPEROUS - "1 receired 1122 eggs from 43 hens during the month of December" . . . . so reports one of our laral customer+ (name on regatta.). Yes, see appro. NEW YEAR - date a romplimeatary report from •keel easterner, jor such reports are proof of satisfactory results.

It pays it) feed a good laying mash, es 017 ponitry man trill tell yea. If yon're feeding for profits, remember to specify Browder Feeds.. . . they pay you dividends Airing bad winter months. Graham Furnit Ash for these brands:— BIDDIE'S CHOICE (laying mash) BIG BOY SCRATCH (grain) Company Itanufachared by- --441444.4.-4.44444 444 44. -444-4144114 , 464 41114-4414 14. 4 - 7,1141T4.41 • • •• 411, 4IV 111-41,84.• • • •.. 4•44 4,440 ,••• 44•••

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liquor, had by mistake walked off Charter Ne. 610—Reserve District A HUG, A KISS, AND— I Severaln proposals of that nature um- with a jug of whisky and an Dr. Wilson Gets No. 8 A MAN FOR UNCLE SAM have been introduced and others ON .51INDAY TIIRU TUESDAY brella that belonged to another of the are being drafted. but Chairman Editing Bowe of Condition gentleman. When found he had Job Of Knoxville, Tenn., —A pert bru- Thomas (D.-Utatii, of the Senate them in his poselesedon. He also had nette strode into the railroad sta- Labor Committee. a strong admin- Prison Magazine a large revolver. He was given a City National tion on the arm of a draftee leaving istration supporter. said he oppos- fine of $5 and costs" I will always for Fort ed and such legislation. Agiethorpe. wonder who that -other gentle- There was a long embrace and a "I don't believe it is needed," he Wilson. man" was. Lexington, Ky.—Dr. J. 0. Bank farewell kiss The train pulled away. told reporters. •• • former, director of state hospitals The girl patted curls in He said he considered labor dis- • OF FULTON her place old issue is quite interest- and mental mygiene, will assume putes thus far only a minor factor • The la the State et Leataeby, at the and remarked doubt many of the older duties February 1st. as associate In any delays that might have ing and no Close of Business, Dec. 31, 1944. Well, that's the second man 've the community will re- editor of the Prison Ward and con- arisen in defense production. He people of sent to the Army in les.s than two of the names men- in psychiatry to the Fam- that these were not such member many sultant Published In response to call made weeks." declared 8ervice Bureau of the New York to warrant abridgement of em- tioned. ily by Oemptrelier of the Currency, as Prison Association. The Lex- ployees rights to strike -as a last State under section 5211. U. S. re- UNION CITY POPULAT10 Leader said Friday. resort." ington vised statutes. INCREASED 1,391 II YEARS, CEN US SIIOWS Dr. Wilson, a resident of Lexing- • ton before he resigned the Ken- ASSETS Union City, Tenn., —Union City tucky job at the first of this year, Loans and discounts ____$250,212.39 LISTENING POST had a population jump of 1.391 is living temporarily in New York U. El. Government oblige- (Continued from Page One) LOWE'S during the past 10 years according City, the newspaper said. gations, direct and guaranteed 117,800.00 to the 1940 census figures. which running tee place, left the day be- Obligations of States and list the city's population at 7.256. fore -owing the following persons: CAFE political subdivisions 27,055.90 The 1930 count was 5.865. I PLANS FOR $15.1011.1111 EXPAN- Ben Murrell $37, J C. Evans. $26.90, Other bonds, notes, and The total count in the county SION OF AUtCRAFT INDUSTRY J. H. Lynn. $29, W. F. Boyd $13." debentures 35,587.50 for 1940 was 30.978, as compared Fulton's Most •• • Corporate stocks, includ- with 29,088 in 1930. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dancy entertain- 11/1/111 1 ing stock of Federal The Obion Circuit Court grand Washington—Plans for a further jury today returned two murder in- ed with a dinner at their home on Popular in "FLIGHT Reserve bank 5,601.00 Robert Taylor, Ruth Hussey and Walter Pidgeon 918,000,000 expansion of the air- State Line Street. honoring Miss Cash, balances with oth- dictments, one against Paul Bram- starting Sunday at the Malco industry were announced to- let Elma Ramer of Moscow. The fol- COMMAND" craft er banks, including re- and the other against Alice Nel- Restaurant War Department. lowing guests were present: Miss day by the serve bsls.ice, & cash son, colored. jobs. department said that Presi- Mary Freeman, Messrs Dr. J. M. have Government The Items in process of col- Charges against Bramiett result- (lemency- Board Exceptions will be made for Roosevelt had approved an ed from the Alexander, Ell Hudson, Polly Bead- Swift, Efficient Service dent lection 909,963.4 alleged knife slaying members of the French of aircraft facilities of of Cecil les, Joe Beadles, John Biggs, Char- diplomats, expansion Bank premises owned Jordan shortly before The Best in Foods OppThievia41 role foreign press, and legitimate propellor division of the les Payne, Harry Ekdahl, Boyd and the Curtiss 21,008.51, furniture & Christmas. residents of Vichy But those who Corporation at an Bennett, Tom Lovelace and Mr. and For Stephenson Curtiss Wright fixtures $3,320.00 24. 285'? Banquet Room in are here to take the baths will be cost of $14,090,350. HOOVER FEARS ARMS Mrs. John MeltOn. ' estimated Real esillaWcArned other LENDING expelled and will be obliged to BILL CONFERS TOO MUCH •• • COnnOelisig state clem- be than bank premises ____ 9,691 99 , Indianapolis, —The travel at least 100 miles. This expansion will for the • Here is one yarn which, It ency commission recommended manufacture of propellors. Plans I New York — Asked to comment seems to me, should have included OPEN DAY and Friday night denial of a parole to • • • provide for a new plant at Pitts- TOTAL ASSETS $1,374,240 77 on the administration bill author- the name of the "other gentleman." D. C. Stephenson. former grand tire ExtingUishCt burg, expansion of an existing izing President Roosevelt to lend or It seems that one T. P. Freeman, dragon of the Ku Klus Klan in In- plant at Indianapolis, and expan- LlAS lease war equipment to "demo- living in a neighboring county, had NIGHT diana. who has served fifteen years In Newly Acquired sion of plant facilities at Caldwell, Demand deposits of in- cracies," former President Herbert been arrested for being drunk and of a life sentence for the slaying of J. dividuals, partnership, British Freighter N. Hoover issued the following state- disorderly. He was arrested by Miss Madge Qberholtzer of lath- and corporation ____ 1,168,459.89 Leander Robertson of the Ken- LAKE STREET The President also approved con- ment today: anapolls. Demo/tits of United States tucky side and delivered to Mar- struction of a new plant by the "The first thing Congress has PHONE 13$ New York — Fire raged for an Government (includ- shal Jesse Walker of South Fulton. Crankshaft, Incorporated, at to consider is the suggestion of hour Friday night in a freighter re- Ohio ing postal savings 3,637.68 The story says: "Freeman, who was All Visitors Cleveland at an estimated cost of enormous surrender of its respon- cently sold to the British and re- Deposits of States and thoroughly under the influence of ported by police as ready to sail $3,968,130 for the manufacture of political subdivisions__ 31,503.87 sibilities No such powers were Ordered Away granted in the • within twenty-four hours with a Wright airplane engine crank- Deposits of banks 12,569.86 last war. So far as I know, no such load of airplanes Red Cross sup- shafts. Other deposits (certified surrender has been From Vichy by plies and steel. and cashier's checks, made the British Parliament either the The blaze, brought under con- 3.262.78 in last war or this war. Vichy, —All French and foreign- "We all trol at 6:30 p. m., was confined be ARCH-SUPPORT SHOES Total Deposits wish our industry tuned COLD WEATHER ers who have no official business at up to hold one of the freighter, the Blank FOR HORSES POSSIBLE $1,219,434.08 maximum output for our de- Vichy must leave at once. the Mm- fense and Heron. SAYS VETERINARIAN Other Liabilities 5,790.03 to aid other countries to Istry of the Interior ordered today. The British Purchasing Com- defend their independence. But Means Coinfortabk Ijeat About ni)00 persons will be affect- said it had no knowledge Ithaca, N. Y., —Horses, like men, TOTAL LIABILITIES.. _$1,225,224.11 the practical surrender of power to ed. mission that any of its cargo had been plac- are exempt from Army service be- take these steps that are possible Vichy normally has a winter under this ed aboard the 4,926-ton ship. cause of flat feet but, also like men, CAPITAL ACCOUNT legislation is moething Provide this by ordering a supp4 iltenalkly population of 38 000. but it present- they can obtain relief with arch- Capft,a1 stock: else. It enters the field of preserva- ly hawse lisoft.than 105 000 persons, support shoes, a veterinary expert Of Comb:ton total, par • tion of democracy in this country." Coal totiiik;r'its.4• of whom bev.vcon 40,000 and 50,000 ' • 1 11st Leader Want Acts bring results. said today. see,00e.tio 80.000.00 About 30 per cent of horses have etirplus z 56,300 00 ADMINISTRATION OPPOSED --‘1 foot trouble, and Corn 1,1 University Undivided. profits 5,790 00 TO LEGISLATION FOR istudy shows much of it comes from Reserves'' • 6.926.66 HALTING I.ABOR STRIKES I fallen arches, Dr. J. N. Frost of Washington, —Administration op- CITY COAL COMP41‘,11( EDWARDS Cornell College of Veterinary Medi- total Capital, Acct ____ 149,016 66 position developed today against FOOD STORE cine told a veterinarians' confer- proposals that Congress enact leg- PHONE-51 ' ence. VOTAL LIABILITIES & isltion designed to curb labor strikes Quality The "cure formerly was shoot- CAPITAL ACCT. ___ $l,374.240,77_ in defense industries. Home of — ing. but "by applying corrective State of Kentucky, `6•11M Foods shoes about one-half of the dis- County of Fulton, ss: abled horses can be restored to use- I, C. P. Williams, cashier of the -Free Delivery- fulness. Frost said. above-named bank, do solemnly He termed the new techniques swear that the above statement is 417 Main - Tel. 199 significant because the horse is des- true to the best of my knowledge 1/O4g ee4I4iod4, tined to play an important part in and belief. -HALF-W national defense. noliablek C. P. WILLIAMS, Cashier. Qat the .1/11 4mmoRIPINI1 12111 Sworn tollnd subscribed bet ore me this 10th day of January. 1941 With W. 8. Atkins, Notary Public my commtaston expires Feb 23, 1942 CORRECT—Attest: N. G. COOKE PREMIER W. A. TERRY JOE BROWDER ale at tte Switc_—11 for 1941 :*4 Directors. "PARTNERS" Now is the time to renew your subscription to the FULTON DAILY In Your House LEADER. Here is probably the most summumemellemar==sa_.1AbanOIM1111111 notable and practical idea in • • • • • w • • • • house gleaning since the in- • WATCH WAi1R • hencl on, comes a bright new train numbered vention of the vacuum clean- Down the track, • AND MOM WATCOMIW, • What's • er. Making quick work of 1941,full of power and possibilities All we can see Is the front of it. BULGY& Ilium:row • all cleaning. these Premier we give a lot to know! • ANDREWS .111WILIRT CO. • • behind that engine wouldn't • • • • • • • • • • "PerthPre offer you a ape.- be a year of loy or a year of tragedy rt may bring us OP* . It may ImmeemalmseilMersammemollommelea Hz.d for each dirt For the railroads, as for the nation, progress and prosperity or dash our hopes. BODO. for prayer. There are so many things we cannot )1111*Cr:P this is a time for planning and To Keep Your The VAC-KIT (light and OOP guess or know. 1ienial Efficiency • easy-to-carry) quickly and BUT TI IIS WE DO KNOW: On our railroad, as in oar nation, thoroughly deans everything The secret of mental efficiency oho.* the floor—upholstery. there to the calm confidence of ability to meet the needs of 1911. Is health and a desire to im- draperies. curtains. Venetian We on the Illinois Central have in our hearts and minds the prove. Health is the foundation blinds. radiators, auto interi- nearly ninety years of railway operating experience. Crises are fruits of necessary, and It can be attain- ors. etc. It's canaxingly handy 47tr organization and a plant like ours. We have carried nothing new to an ed and retained by keeping the end remarkably efficient. through then in the past, and we will continue to carry on. spine in good condition By Chi- The FLOOR-CLEANER does We have lust completed a year In which, besides meeting ropractic health' methods we your rugs and carpets b•st. It speedily removes the finest, HERE'S A BARGAIN traffic demands, we continued our preparation to handle future needs. We correct diseases of the eyes, most deeply penetrating dust FOR A CENT moderntaecl approximately 100 freight locomotives, bought more than 3,000 ears, hose, throat, lungs, heart, and dirt, germs and ailL from At a cost of about me cent for elec. than 5,700 freight cars, reduced our percentage of tempo- stomach, deer, kidneys, bowels and rebuilt more heavily woven fabrics, from exit* you can thoroughly vacuum- and lower rarily unusable freight can to 1.6,added notably to our diesel-electric ewttch- Organs. arevicee. cracks and dark clean the rugs, carpets, draperies sod upholstery in the average 6-room fleet, Metalled one long distance diesel electric streamline • tng and transfer corners. house in an hour. This saves you about AMIN • 3. passenger train and had In use or under construction three smaller units DR. VERA CATES Together those "partners" five hours of ethounting labor is mot Ims than many alright runs. sweeping, wiping and &Msg. far shallow Chiropractor elearsers. Ifst they ake you SO REMEMBER THIS: Whenever 1941 approaches a turning muds bettor all-around sondem REDDY KILOWATT. Pallier Graduate stews for a poor alscental sereast point in Illinois Central territory, It will find a railroad reedy for action Stop at our frost • demonstration. Soo your dealer and wide awake at the switch. also for vacuum elmmors. 0,711015 NOM 9 tis — 2 te $ Lad kg Anoiatlasst • MINE 153 411 1400•1111‘.S., retest

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