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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. FULTON DA;IX LEADER No, 210 Fulton, Kentucky, Tueaey Evening, September 3, 1946. mt, Bulldogs Face Two Boum'Over X-Ray Big Four Plan To Cut Italy's Schools To Open Fall Term May Campaign-,, To Grand Jury Are Scheduled Strength Approved; Monday,September 9th; Nine Contests Plans Blocked ' For Assault Postwar Williarn St and E. W Pintheewart - September 13-18 Trieste Future Hotly Debated In 1946 Season By Mead Group egar were bound over to I Enro ent Of 790 Is Expected grand Jury under $500 bond each ea this morning by Judge lain Ad- First Locations Are Total Armed Force Tiptonville High First May Be Ordered ams following their trial on Hickman And Cayce; Dove Season Wils n Gantt Is The Weather Opponent Sept. 20th Of Axis Partner To Testify Agaits charges of assault and battery Service Free Of Charge For Gorenflo's Squad against D. T. Creedle, Plain HSPrincipal; Kintadiy—Falr with mederste Opened Here Set At 297,500 lf He Makes Race Street merchant. Free x-ray clinics sponsored tonight; Waimea- Coach J. B. Clomnno today 6 Others Added temporataire Creedie was struck in the head by the Woman's Club in coopera- a nine-game schedule CLAM day essetly Weedy, probably fel- announced with a bottle at his store Sun- SIAVS, ITALIANS the grid- AWAITS Hit tion with the Fulton county With A Bang lows' by mattered Mowers in for his 1946 Bulldogs of SUBPOENA officers said, and FACULTY WILL MEET day evening, 3— iron, leading off with Tipton- Roy health department will be held Parts, Sep. (AP).—"Ber Weal pestles. Sept 3--( AP I Stewart, Pinner and Sean ville here September 20. Washington, In th's county September 13 Four" recommendations that the 1946-47 enrollment at Teenessee: Featly Weedy with were arrested for questioning ARM! Other games on the Fulton Any move by Rep. May (D-K). Ninirneis Report Nice moderate temperature tonight yesterday. through 18, the health depart- Italian Army, Navy and Airforce city schools, which begin for this fall are: ca.' -. For First Day; Weasesday. card to wage an active reelection Seay was released, Judge Ad- today. Bag to 297,000 men—only Monday, 18 and there. ment announced be limited all terms next Sept 27, Russellville today }o Bird Supper Enjoyed Exteeded Pereeast: Kentucky paign seemeo nkely ams added. Dates and places in which the a fraction of war-time strength to be approximately Oct. 4, Dresden here. for an ado- and Insnessine (threes:it Sesday) prompt new demands will be in operation are: to- of three to Oct. 11, Murray here. clinic Local nimrods turned out in --were approved unanimously ism Increase tee Period wIB perance here to explain his eta. —Tempwatares Oct. le Union City there. Hickman, September 13—at day by the Military Commiadon r cent over last year's degrees below normal; nectior. with the Garason M ' a large numbers Monday for the MOW 3 Oct. 25, Martin there. District Can Western School. for whites and according to Supertn- Retar- Combine. 1st season, of the 21-Nation Peace confer- Meier Thersday, weenier here. tions a. to 3 p. m.; Sep- opening of the dove W. L. Holland. Nov. I, Greenfield colored, 9 m. der shearers late Wednesday and Aides of the Senate war 9 a. m. of sportsmen were in the enee. have been Nov. .3. Mayfield there. tember 14—Main Street, Scores teachers totaling &heat ~- yeetigating Comm!ttee said Under the approval provisions. Hal- TIalmilay Nov. 15, Princeton here. Elect Cooper, to 3 p. m.: September 16—at field early Monday morning and silty faculties, Mr. Mel'. group expects a report third el am candidates for spots on Last Hickman school 9 a. m. to is Permitted to have an Wilson Gantt, Mar- Thirty from May's Prestonsburg, reported doves to be plentiful Italy is this year's eleven are reporting noon. . Army of 250.000 I including 0,- College graduate, physicians on the Congre this year. • for practice daily this week at Willis Asserts Cayce. September 16, 1:30 to 3 000 Carabinern. a Navy of 10.10*They pal of the high school. physical condition. May fa to the city late and 3:40. p. returned and an Airforce of 25,000. faculty meeting will;World Headed 9.00 to appear before the Senate m. with many are Hunter White- Fulton, September 16, 17, and In the morning barred from be held in the nigh school build- I Co-es.ptains he was stricken She is ocassirion 1 back, rnittee when Made amusing incidents and stories.. Monday morning. sell, euerd sAd Pal Boaz, Prediction 18. of aircraft carriers and her lane Ing at 910 last month. One story that every hunter will War both seniors. Those taking advantage of airforce is restricted to 200 fight- /September 9, and students For Next , On his last 'fist to Was At G.O. P. Rally back that was net SO their instructors at 1 I Other squad mnnbers are (D-Nyt), this free service are advised to brought era and reconniamance planes report to 135 ton, Chairman Mead every-day amusing was that there were Classes will meet:Mi nist Danny Baird, senior, back, Is Lake dress in ordinary, with an additional 110 transport p. m. Monday. told reporters the committee On Ky. all chit- more game wardens than hunt- school will be 1 er Says I lbs.; Billy Bone, Junior, end, 170: clothes. All adults and several and training planes. Tuesday morning. keeping a careful watch On era. of the sportsmen es- . nocn, and • I Jack Browder, senior, guard, 145; dreg under 16 years of age who i The military commission ac- adjourned that day at May's condition and is preparlid that there were a r ;Billy Browning, eighth grade, CITES HIS OWN RACE have had contact with known cepted the Foreign Ministers' the first full day of classwork to issue a new subpoena whip game ward- Royce Bynum, junior, oases of tuberculosis are urged minimum of 15 state setting the strength of wilt be held Wednesday. Sep- Dr.A. C.Baker back, 115; sufficiently to test! draft eighth he recovers Paducah, Ky., Sept. x-ray made. ens in Fulton county yesterday. police) at , guard. 145; Dan Collings, f to have an the Carabinieril (state 11. Of May said in a statement Gov. Simeon Willis belives John may be were reported of the city Tells Rotary I grade, guard, 115; Curtis Craven, Further information A few arrests 00,000 after Yugoslavia with- tig:r members his home recently that he can win the but Mr. Junior, guard 150, Jerry Forrest, Sherman Cooper secured from the Fulton county for one violation or another drew an amendment to Unlit the staff, in addltion to Future campaign for reelection, but Fears For end, 138; B. Joe For- United States Senatorial elec- health depaetment oMee. the consensus of opinion of the force to 30,000 , are: Mies Christine Jones, r freshman, not state whether he Lloyd Orymes, did tion by 50,000 votes if 25,000 hunters was that the game ward- debate the first and second grade I rest, back, 160, personal Without Olas- conduct an active, Republicans in the First District here looking for Ten- -Norman; Miss "GO BACK TO GOD" senior tnikle, 165; Aubrey ens were commission adopted all MK r at Terry or possibly depend on nsik) in November elections. of Ken- Tenn., , cow, sophomore, tackle, 170, vote the E Palmer nessee hunters instead of the Naval limitation Warren, Nashville. speeches. He was unopposed Ain said so W. Dr. A. C Baker, visiting evaxi- I Read Round, Junior, tackle, The Chief executive tucker hunters. drafted by the Foreign school music teethe.; the Kentucky primary. t rally at at the First Baptist church, 158; Johnny Hylends, sophomore, yesterday at a District Ronald Jones was among the council, including one on Carter, La Verne, Tenn., 'OA , Mead said the committee hits of the Fulton i Jmp. n1, Kentucky Lake. who got sidetrack- school inathema- warned members back • 1121111 DiesSunday In dove hur.ters poesession of aircraft r high not yet been furnished with told a crowd estimated at squirrel. When win- Rotary club today that the world balk, 145. He ed awl killed a and submarines. assistant copy of the audit May told when he won I,. headed for a third major con- Jerry Lowe, senicr, center, 185, 3,000 persons that the squirrel fell to the ground FLEET DICIUMON DIELATUS an" mach; Ian Marione House on July 8 was being by flict unless the leaders of the Oths Union, sophomore, end, the Governorship in 1143 8.000 Weakley Co. he had a horse bone in his mouth Approval of *Big Four" °mower. Wel of his financial connections in the quoit, larger nations agree to let the 130; Leon Mann, sophomore, votes, he polled led* on whieh he had been gnawing. mendations to limit the IMP' ;IWO. Lett* Pierce, Nash, the Cumberland Lumber Co., This, bp said, bag high teachings of Christ guide their back, 140; Diet Meacham. sonier. First District. The sportsmen pooled their fleet t,o tiro -bsotiagoip., home science. selbsidiary of the rnuni the importance of fried at the notions. back, 150; Walter Misdate, WI-1 .., demonstrates Funeral Services Held and had the doves cruisers and 1w011111hpus If the pbomore. Mord, 1111: a heavy 0. 0. P. vote even County Club and local sports- 'athleticism cm IIY2erIE Godion Ho; et, The Kentucktan, ("Wyman a vete be- At Mt. Herb& Choral said. "There , Murphy, gape, end, Delpecusta gait huger men enjoyed• esuselicor . there, world." Dr. the Home MIUtary declared,' Tetley atI o'casek • been an hear in hie- Nelms, And* tackle ‘01: he last night. has never . , tab vtlization when we were laintli-liegsitf. - his only trite tug be died Sunday at his borne In the TowuMarshq ho Ile; Don esdkroinsisted The sidirt*Sher the Premien proposnl ta' 300; at Terry- are now." ter, further the 'oar effort. He de- "are 13th district of Weekley county, 135; Billy BOW* taniled Densoerats or Republicans seek to change the nentber : at Carr Institute Dr. Halter, pastor of the Bap- end, d shed any personal profit. Tenn. He was born in Henry In Children's Row guard, 165; Ray nom% sogier mad" at some of the accomplish- ships. Milton Icelored) 00. tist Tabernacle in Macon, Ga., Meanwhile, Mead committee Conser- county, Tenn., December 15, 170; Hubert Mone, freab..1 ments of the Highway Other provisions of the ltsg r faculty members at the the past 20 years, pointed out ' tackle, said the comptroller gen- 1966. Worthville, — Al). — Carroll for 115; Jack Thorpe, aides vation, Health and other State articles winch wee atomic warno defense man, back. information Funeral services were held at county (Wenn Harold Courtney, Limitation schools are: that In an 165. 'eat has supplied Departments. Clorienflo, adequate to 'freshmen, tackle. I of Army Methodist church, Wilson, 41, Worth- approeitil' *chided: h sebool-1. B. ITetent would be . on the expense accounts John Yount Brown, Lexington Mt. Moriah said George Royster, Mrs. All figured he was a member, at 2 marshal, was shot Serpa* beet units—including Miry Madan, Mary protect a nation. an aggree- I officers and others who Democrat and Cooper's Novem- of which vile town by. the as a re- the boittOships "Ctsaare", "Ita- Walter Voelpel, Mrs. Trevor sot nation needs is a production the war profits investigation previously said o'clock this afternoon and seriously wounded State U. mons6 In ber opponent, lia," and "Vicbuio Veneto"— and Mrs. Hugh Pigue. and an air fore*. he added, of the Oarsmen enterprises. • two- Rev. Wayne Lamb. Interment sult of a quarrel between Wil- Whayne, plant "all the Democrats and would be transferred to the Gov- Inatitute—Yewell Harri- the Unit- A war department report are was in the church cemetery. son's children and a neighbor Carr Russia is dictating to thirds of the Republicans ernment Of the United States, principal; Mrs. Martin Nall to es- showing that 38 American sol- State Winstead-Murphy funeral woman. Courtney said the wo- son; ed States on matters vital mad at the Republican Russia, Britain and ranee with. Lowe, Tern Snow, Mrs. Peal*, the,Have Programs were killed by bursts of de- home was in charge of the serv- man, whose name was not dis- IA. Ella, tabliatang permanent dies Administration." In three months after signing of Perm, Mrs. Eugene "It's fective 4.2 inch Chemical Mortar ices. closed, was being held for in- smiltieth Georgia minister declared. "MAD AT IMOWN" the treaty. Mrs. George Alley, the east", he is being studied in pre- Mr. Palmer was a member of vestigation. Waggoner, the wee. against shells "I find there are far more No battieships could be ten Willianuon, Mrs. Fay negettations In Threetities for Later public hear- the Woodman Lodge. He was the Catherine said in referring to paration Democrats who are mad at or acquired by tidy F. Wardlaw, late John and Mar- structed Parker, Mrs. Mary at the Paris peace confetence. ings on this subject. Brown than there are who are son of the Wright TROUSLI ON Juanita Wilson. Army officers testified it was Ad- tha Winsett Palmer William Mrs. "Our only hope is the church, Members Praised displeased with the State Seven years to the day Norman—Mrs. Jessie Lee UMW never determined who manufac- He is survived by his wile, the Terry Chrise'and the teaching of God's ministration," said the Governor. Given Discharge Europe erupted into Wield principal; Mrs. James For Part In Winning tured the defective shells. Sev- former Florence Lolless; four Miming, word" Dr. Baker asserted. He Sen. W. A. Stanfill, Hazard II, theoretically over thir Sae Mrs. Gordon Buck- War; Future Uncertain eral firms, including one of the of the daughters: Mrs. Davie Adams, H.-litcClay, urged the Rotarians to make Republican and holder William Leon Wright Jr., S-2c City of Danzig on the Halt* the Garman Companies, produced Mrs. Mable Adams, Mrs. Marie ingham. their town a better place in meat sought by Cooper and of U. S. N. H. has received his world's peacemakers bt MEM •• school—Hugh Jackson, (AP)—Kentuikians returned to 4.2 inch ammunition. Cyr and Mrs. Juanita Hibbs, all Milton which to live, their homes better termed the National honorable discharge at the sep- were enmeshed today In jS' Mrs. A. Z Tucker, Mrs. work today (Tuesday) after a of Detroit, Mich.. four sons: inhiciPel; places in which to read children, Democratic Administration aration center at Great Lakes, other free city. Trieste on the Jackson. Labor day marked by labor- Howard of Chicago, ill., and Heigh and the world a better place in By wastefdl and dictoinal. 111. over the establishment of egke sponsored programs at Prestons- Miner Crushed Ns- Harris. Cecil and Paul of De- which to enjoy the blemings of He said the welfare of the After receiving his boot train- Adriatic. burg, Louisville and Paducah. vic- troit; two .sisters: Mrs. Florence IAIVISVILLE LfVESTOCK God. Slate Fall Monday tion demands a Republican ing Billie served in the separa- The Yugoslav delegation ' Matt Bunch of Chattanooga, Oates and Mrs. Anna Linton of Barker's address tory. tion center at Great Lakes in to reply this morning Following Dr. an International repre- and one brother, W. K. expected he, Ky., Sept. 3—(AP) of Tenn., Penn- Stanfill and the Governor said Fulton; Ships Co., for five by. the Rotarians were reminded the United Mine Whitesburg (AP)—Meryl Fulton. Temporary yesterday's decimation Estimated receipts 500; be sentative of all over Kentucky they are Palmer of then sent to the Tann Bureau picnic to miners of ington. 23, a former serviceman, that months. He was Ilan Vice Prod* Wanes, Boone* small receipts. Workers, praised the who are either went tomorrow and Thursday at was killed yesterday in a mining finding people Shoemaker, Calif., where he that making Trieste a free et* stock held District 30 for their contributions and doers and she Inarh mem- on Dry Ford and two for Cooper or against Brown Chief abroad the U. 8. S. Logan. would constitute a "perseassent the fairgrounds. to the winning of the war and accident New Police grading good and bet- to inspect Seinen and that the combination will give Yceinaig ber was requested cooperation of both op- other miners, Boyl threat to peels." steany to 50c lower; and for the A victory to the Republican Fulton 4-H boys' and girls' work in the dis-!Fred McCray, were injured. the In South expected to demand theb lower grades the erators and employes dollar off; other features of the six- ;spokesman for the Elkhorn Jel- nominee. Befell G. Moore be given to her outright. bids enjoy trict in a talk at Prestonsburg. : sales and meeting. which recently Cooper did not attend the dis- McClure has succeeded Danzig was made a tone county annual Another speaker at the UMW'lico Coal Co.. Parker 080-pound grained- where trict rally. His State Campaign as chief of police it I was James J. McAn-;opened the Truck mine Ike Sanders by the poem =hew rs 17.00 to 18.00; program Russell Jones of Comer- J. H. 1 of the the accident occurred, said Manager, In South Fulton, Mayor Of Kuttawa Is In 1919W eve Pallarad,_ feeders 16.50; . drews, serretary-treasury he was scheduled to fleshy Must who ad- Pennington was crushed by a set, mid Lowe'said today. In similar fasbiOn. tbe medium beef Voters mine union district, Kentucky. and slate fall. speak in Eastern Mr. Sanders resigned his post 1946 is to make Tides*• and dressed the gathering of 20,000 Sows 1 to 11.76; canners South Fulton to become jailer Still Missing in pigment of persons. in vim*** ("Peters 7,90 to 8.50; bulls 12.00 deputy sheriff at Union City, iguaand enainst the Register By The celebration was =zted and count=sta For Higher September 1. nUN parade, band concerts, first Revenue Chief Asks effective ated receipts 500; by a Officer Was the treaties Mei aid and mine rescue denonstra- Education Under' mostly $1 lower, tape 5th dnteted by the 21-Nelhei September UMW wrestling matches, baby Last Seen Friday; strictly good and Better Tax Laws Nine Mine Deaths here, Tri16511 wittiest, amateur show and fire- State Salaries, En Route To Louisville conference to 20.00; most corn- Jelly be taken away frees, WS 11; 12.00 to 18.00. works display. In State In and Medium They Can't D. Chea- Ky, Sept 3 — (AP) made an international** ecely 500; Otherwise ' At Louisville, William said a Frankfort, liems—estimated receipts Ky., Sept.. 3 (AP)--'Safety Committee, also and trolled by the vans* lihtions.ad Vote In Nov. Election Or ter, chairman of the Railrqad Paducah, Lexington,—(AP i.—The State —The State Highway Patrol weights Deed and choice bar- State Reven- not enough" to reduce the num- a probtetombe under all 1947 Brotherhoods and Auxiliaries As- Orville M.. Howard, of Mines and Mm- Louisville Police have been asked Danzig was and gilts - and soya 16.20 Aug. Primary In her of auto accidents In the Department rows said that "from cur- ue Commissioner, today called fatal mining to search for Budl 0. Moore, 41, the League of Nations. thus, and gilts sociations eralis reported nine ceilings; baelOW5 Sep- it appears that for legislative action which state. the of Kuttawa, a state education as- When the rotten Wein SOWS must register by lent indications long accidents in July. bringing aoe to $2.80 and loWer and Voters state salaries and "We need to develop a • aftervX=lirif order to be eligible to we are getting away from read- would boost for the first six months of natant supervisor, reported 20c higher than close Tinder tember 5 in tan admini- , range educational program In total general elec- justment with labor and man- bring about superior 57. The total of came- missing since last Friday morn- ter debate stimated neelpts I,- east ballots hi the :our schools," he said. "To the the year to the pri- feeling effects more stration. last torpedo the mgtr=e tab ar action on slaughter tion in November and in agement three r's. I would add alties for the same period tiO early groping in the In an address before the Lions l traditional for Moore's work Is in the depart- ing peace uncertainty on part mary elections set for August, seriously while I think year was 56 with six listed ;some Club here, Howard declared "If a fourth—responsibility. division of vocational eq to the Russian as 1947. dark for a satisfactory remedy." for our July, 1945. ment's ▪ selesinan and buyers a top-notch job at It Is just as imprtant Trieste go voters are: The statement was made at the you expert education, setridalture section, to Y basis to comply with Qualifications for should de- ; boys and girls to learn how to Soviet annual Tri-State convention Frankfort then you There are many Everett P. Hilton, section super- out Adage regulations; few sizeable must be 21 yeses of age by No- 20th drive safely, and what their re- their property. organization, embracing mand that the Immature make the said today Moore left here later V. M. Molotov 1600 to 18.00 5, must have lived In of the to others on high- who fail to comply with visor, eta* ewes vember and Tennes- the necessary apprpriations." raPonsllillity is to return to Louis- ceded to interns year, in the coun- Kentucky, Indiana to study income tax. last Friday Kentucky one said "no government ways as it is for them to Until yesterday' in the pre- see. He this one state- ville where he was assigned ty, rix months, and better than , the history of the United Meuse" "Remember been said in The Paducah Central Labor agency will be any an exaggeration agrieultore exhibit at the State had cinct 60 days. Voters may regis- ; Commentine on tax evaders, ment. It Is not FIRE FIXES FISH observed the day with a the people who run it but vast paid Pair, and had lict been located debate about Trieste, at the office of the count/ Union said, "we know that If every Kentucky taxpayer ter numbers of our eitisens demand Howard He said a vaguest as td his one in authority be — in Hickman. Picnic. who for one:exactly what he should par:ou- ems. City, Mont — (Al) eourt clerk a first-rate job from low-paid there are many, from Mrs that it is the alit voters wh3 to existing laws, most load tax whereabouta came 2,400 pounds of rain- OtherWhe (mantled employees." reason or another, attempt tlet now being mitten ad precinct There is no rainy season in third-rate be cut In half and Moore in lguttawa. for a fish fry have moved from one evade their share of (be cost of rates could t ready Kaco The conin•dsaloner, recently sharply Moore has been with the de- debate may make en from a to another may change their reg- Puerto There are many state taxes too could be grease spilled about 12,000,- appointed to the State Highway ;government. whole COOkireeN00. by notifylag the county Americans chew reduced." pertinent— Age caught fire and destroyed,istration tightening up of traffic laws "is who willfully omit or undervalue by man or In person. 000 pounds of gum a year. 4 the fish. clerk " I ' esseo-

• Tuesday Evening, S ink,be* Leader, Fulton, Kentucky with silver trim. WS were brown and she w said or done 'which' would weak- Phyllis Ringo Weds George der bouquet of yellow y LEADER er. the bond that held us togeth- kut...roN.RAILIs THE DOOLITTLES James K. James, Ful att. e- er lii the life or death etninde. his brother es bee Kii.KIN ST., VULTON. KY. camra- Clinton ded DAY EVENING. Indeed the spirit of Jr., In 1141/01.411RIE0 EVE IRV weirs James were: Hemp( so strong that it con- Ushers AoEawtON AORON dery was Jar sae INAISINFILLIP AAAIMAI- TA/14 • - • tesrrii go Jr., brother of the EDITOR tinued after the cease-fire or- PUUUSI4SR $4INO KINTON , MED MR James, Fulton, broth of thi der was given. It was a reeelar Goo0 under act of groom and E. D. Robi Mem- *Isnot as second cisme matter at Fulton, Kentucky, love-feast, and it began to look 'MAY,stAtit.11iT March 1, 1579. phis. Conyers of as though we were all oem fine, . s- tuterioe Darr $.444.1r PeoPLE The bride's mother i'ore a black wimmerets, SIATElii •SS NATE DOR IN cieismiero big family. crepe dress with attaching ac- ON T. MONS 39 Than came the Red direct- ADIVERTISIRO morsel summit-me ItieDMPELPW cessories and a slio1d.r corsage actien, which was registered not 1"Cl..0 The Associated Press is of white gardenls4 and tuber- 11111312dR OF TIM ASSOCLATIM PRESS: only In Moscow's un Literal Ger ACRoSS A '*1FW. entitled to use for reproduction of all news dis- oses. Mrs. Jamesc sother of the , exclusively payer and methods of expending the Soviet patches credited it and not otherwise credited to this groom, wore bis with gold herein. seers of Influence but in the Al- also the local news published trim and her liovjrs were talis- lied conferences. The meeting of man roses fashioid in *shoul- son has been so successful this the Foreign Ministers, the Unit- -Preserve Kind der corsage. rote inte-cat in which the ed Nations Eacurity Council and year. The Mrs. Claxton wue ii SIMI suit ediellealaseed You Like Ihe Paris p-ace conferene: have community has L:t ken points we': with black accesories and a shout.. been turned into bediams. One of the greateat obligetions season nee, toward a successful ANGER Ammar) der corsage of garclIndel boiled upon the citizenry of this Mrs. Tames, daughter of Mr. year and these to follow. The public relation in the in- and Mrs. Dempsey W. Rind, Sr., land is to manifest enough western demociacies at first of Clinton, was graduated from einest in the affairs of govern- Fulton *asters was one of amazement. Ti"l gave to Central High School hi Clinton ENO to mediae the right of way to dismay and, shortly, Die Outo3isppssrt At In the class of 1942. ,Mis later silefrage. Under Kentucky law resentment and then a. ger. of Ful- attended Mississippi Stp sr. swab is not eligible to vote Coach J. B. Goranflo the outset the neger smoldered, ton high school announced yes- into loge for Women at edam be has registered with but recenoey it has broke practice was Miss., and Western State county clerk of the county terday that football full flame. The result is that that 11 lettermen ers College at Bowling, which be resides. underway and there is a coo..' Rtttly Inc; casing for the 1946 sea- at Kentucky. At the t )11‘ "This editorial is being written were returnee' volume of critic:am directed comreunism marriage she was 110 911111i1/4t you to comply wish son. eviet tactiee and at team is expected to bookkeeper at the Pule'''. requitement that you may Thhi year's Itself. For example: a. about 160 lbs. per man, the Mr. James attended tion to exercise your average The week-end brought Kea in us State Teachers Collet", 17- on Nov. 5. The and increase of some 20 lbs. over two-fisted stet, ment fe.ra Gen- AS Nowdesleolio right GRACVAOTHER.NIS ray, Ky., prior to his so books are last year, according to Coach eral MacArthur that Al ie..i lead- &M 'bounty registration 144S NM 004 a pilot with the Nin and will close on Sept. Goranflo's announcement. ership in Jaw= "must adhere $0. eaten now At the present time he, The Leader, as well as all citi- unerringly 1.0 the course now IDEAS. gek. S. at the community, is look- "re:Omen- hie acronautleal Unbar the present law a per- zens of charted", staving off to a good team. radi- rides a little Purdue University In ' . who is not registered by ing forward tation under the extreme, governments whose shadows fail usalem, an Arab and Assistant the l Indians, where the couple bar cannot vote in the Coach Goranflo cal left." He declared that donkey, a Jew leads a mule laden will do their across the mandate. will make their tame. primary elections next Coach jack Carter question of 'stitch political con- Mrs. George Thomas James, Is. t power politics in the with goods. A horn honks and following the be 21 best to produce it. We believe cept will crevial "profoundly af- Rig baskets of white gisene. White I Imnled'fitele Those who will Arab or a Jew drives past in One of tee ioveLee. weddings the boys will work hard to have of all men and world's other capitals cause stir- an ceremony, Mr. and XI* Jain" of age by Nov. 5, who have fects the destiny was tapers burning in seven-branched team. The Lead- a 1946 automobile. of the late summer action lete af nosr. a .honeynaorit In New in the State ate months en outstanding the future course of all civili- rings among Palestine politicos. visit of Arabs from the country Phyllis Ann Ringo 'candelabra on either side of the 60 days may er hi insisting on the patrons sation." This is a renender that that of Miss in the gueeinet But what's said in London and the cities in the flowing robes of altar rest a suit giew over the 1 Out-of-town people etto at- who have the school and all of the people nct long ago the State depart- of Clinton, to George Thomas mow. Persons Washington never changes the their race, and ask directions church. the weddingtirdal: Mr. to w- of the community, to give the indorsed a declaration be James, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. tended from one precinct ment taste of grilled the on the ter- Arab in bond street suit teem the kind of support neces- at Toine— o fan James of Fulton. The' Preceedlnk the ceremony, 'lArs. and Mrs. W. A. Mrs. and desire to'change their its ranking diplomat by the sea of Galilee nor . Jews in George T. and Ce- a w'nner. race and a Turkish tarboosh e.ireteeny ; Inez Claxton, organist, Owen and eon, Sam Owen ell of , may do so by noti- sary to produce George Atcheson, Jr.—that Med- settle- Impressive double ring eiaeadaia, mug, Inv itztia stops the breakers on the earthly clothes from the k ia .ell Bol'n, vocalist, presented a court clerk by America does not favor com- Mondayat rievevening,ckeen the county iterranean beaches. ments and Jews in tattered program of nuptial music. While Knoxville, Tenn., saes munism in either the United aweapstePemrfbeornn2nedd. six Ringo, Murray Editor Served NRWS11111D1 THERM clothes from the bazaar quarters the candles were being lighted . Anne hareem. tun...... a. .. _ citizens States or Japan. the First Baptist Church of Cita- fele niiand- Leader urges the Mer Paper Well Some two dozen foreign news- meet in Zion Square of Jerusalem by Dempsey Rings, Jr., and Joe te, owe, and several to register world's, eon, with the pastor, Rev. Willem of this community men, napiliessiting the and greet a Jewish merchant 'James, Mrs. Claxton solely play- relatives from Fulton. By doing Announcement was made this P. Davis, offkdating. be be eligible to vote. big agessiss and newspapers, live whose suit is tailored of cloth I Love Thee", by Greig. Mr. bulbs Call a week that Me. George dart, The church wasemautifully de-' " MAOIC lily fog sale. gem Will he guaraetestng Problem In in Jegimaleeds Weis and report America. were "The Lord's has edited the Murray Led- from greenery and large 1 Ho1in'enumbers 171. 2W-it. right. U you fall to who as it happens, glean bits government corated with During plerldellgit the last few news ' Its true that every !Prayer" and "Because". vote you will refuse to ger and Times for Palestine from of a tMr es.be and pieces of intelligence !building and every house ANN Na& NAgiong. !the ferment?, Mrs. Claxton softly duty on which years, had resigned. Nam. , et* a simpie government "handouts', and top government official wears its [ played "Liebestraurn". The tra- upon The Lodger and Times, one of COAFETIAIENTED MIMI , pass has been built and BY ammo L DAVIDOOD writs deep "thank pieces." They wire skirt But it's equally I ditional wedding marches were Illentuedry's outstanding weekly barbed SUMP= air future depends. (FOR HAL DOYLE) visit the names of Arab and Jew just as significant, that CHICKEN for the processional and loses an efficient true, and used Inedgranee and complacency overarisPers, plied with coffee, brandy more apartment Mrs. Ilint Jemmies% Sept 3—(AP)---Be- and are there are many Monday night on the lawn of recessional. i part of the aitisenry and capable editor. whose dip fury of Pal- and political psi -ion. houses and private homes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess Entering on the arm of her resits and served the paper and the com- neath the sound and 111101111101, to the LOOS.I newspapers In Znalish, distinguishing mark is a clothes members and father who gave her in marriage, of munity of Galloway County well estine's politico-racial miseries, home in Riceville. II the devenament Hebrew and Arabic tell Pales- full of laundry. shurch the br'de, a very pretty Mende as editor. one thing is often forgotten: Pal- line friends of the Nararene SWIM and Ion In which tine readers of the world's events was love- estine is a land where people gave a farewell supper oilmen- of pleasing personality, LABT ?TAY 4 t* Ike eat =she this a that affect this country. Thscri IIASTOKIS D. K. a iugreieivmmiltedusatsinit . live, love ,labor and linen ea mus- MSS VIBGWIA menl'ne the Rev. and. Mrs. lyitw.aIn litti 4 lideelleS and AC. tell it with 'krone comment WS mama aurszu. Wacihet who are leaving soon which 10 1104 of Following The ic. for "- 'ANS it ir= 111111 , a Palestine often 'with little rearard for. vele, where he has'tie •etemseIser'Pm The world has &Wedding of Much interest bi OW._ Ws isidell kg Seeded/. partorate of Ingle- der was a puree: orchid: th Lender problem because the Jews anti friends is that of cepted the lam best ava' The British government sciss- their many I The matron ot honor, Mrs.. Arabs have religious and racial Hastings to Ches- wood church. Vol against 111111111ditsd io. or' out the passages it contends Miss Virginia Robinson, Memphis, Tenn.,' affinities that transcend national A delicious chicken supper WEE B. D. MOM kg a dam pro- editor Austin Ad- violence. The peo- ter Campbell of Water Valley. chose for My addle Maetsginig But Palestinians are might incite served by the ladles of the cousin of the bride, leberess your choke in our boundaries. The beautiful single ring cere- cess el law. Unseat beim this column problems, ple road what's printed and read The centre.' appoint- the occasion a smoke grey wit people and they have was performed by The Rev. church. by voting. You should qualify first edition on yesterday and into it what they then teeny was a beuquet of too. pastor of the Metho- ment of table On.. Register tedsg. has announced that "Following e mere_ turn to a revelw of last nght's S. F. Sands, was lbw go to work in th Valley, on mews. The Rev. Mr. Wcchtel the Leader" will appear each Performance of Brahm's Fourth dist Church, Water lag, have tea in the afternoon given a love °fleeing as a 10p says that the staff is to by the Paiestne or- Sunday morning, September Irwin aura* ligthag dal. He to the melee at night. rYmphony of apprecietien fur his melees BROOKS to take tete about and go the mor- first at 10 o'clock, in the honac Work be required and theatre, or scan a list of the past two years. Forty-elgte 0-1Phogreasiee They hear 121122.0•2 music the bride. The Hastings home in writing this column. It falls and ga - ies, Of British American, French of •:. alism ghersuismonor decorated with attended the supper. BUS UNE ... Thu Fulton County Farm Du- my duty today. or Egyptian origin . Peering' in was attractively thee hi Nevem imainnas they flowers. its an- We haven't cults "gotten on Aviv, Jaffa or Jerusal- a profusion of summer rum 'web Is staging they Mak with the Haifa, Tel Miss Ernestine Clark of May- Kentucky to Michigan bete on to speak, and we get drunk, The bride was attired In a new meeting our feet", so em. field is the guest of Mrs. Peewee the as butcher and mho bums. fall model of gray with black IS Hours to DRTIROIT, NUM 4 and 5, deserver may fall short until such time Palestinians are Arabs who live East State Line. =e Palestine is a 'little orphan. and a shoulder bou- Alden on 41400-harstrad support of all of we are able to get our organisa- in the desert and tend their accessories Service Sta- country waiting for its powerful rosebuds. Leaves Alsynard's county and surrounding tion at the Leader Office perfect- flocks seek play oriential Ph* quet of pink AL uncles to decide its destiny. But Mrs. Ernest through the Smoky Mour,tains, tion DAILY at 11:61 A. Thu local farm _bu- ed and our mechanical problems . They are Jews who live The bridesetaid, 1- lives go on. music Meter of Roanoke, Va., Ohio and Pen the bast organised its people' settlements and Hastings of Cairo, Ill., 4th and Lake St. Rxtensieli ll one of adjusted. a land of scenic Oh agricultural sylvania, the couple will be et its kind in The land is the bride, was dressed in black lades DON of I want to take this opportunity sub-tropi. work in the soil and remember, home in Water Valley. have beauty and healthful, gold with black accessories, Whits it, does net to amnia my profound apprecia- many of the, days of Belson and and cal climate. It has rock-crested. a corsage of white car- WSW tadeberehip of any tion for the many gratifying ex- Buchenwald. and wore I(-- mountains and verdant plains, Wm MOWS In IlMi filtde, pressions from citizens of Ful- Palestinians are Jews who live nano's. Its Nettie beauty is marred but Ingram of Water Valley dad Mink at Ms tsp ta men- ton in our new undertaking of in cities ,and practice law and Lonnie little by the hundreds of miles groom as best man. - in peapartion to the publishing the Leader. We have medicine or operate shops and attended the of barbed wire entanglements, the wedding sr the eounty. actually had hundreds of peo- visit bookstores and talk of books Those attending iimission the sprawling military encamp- Sue Boyd, Dorothy The lesiliati Nag Year, to eon- ple to wish us well and to offer In three, four or five languages. were: Mines Subscribers - - ments and the thousands of mil Doris Mutton, Mr. and it 112Ctilm *US as amend picnic, support. We are going to make They are Arabs who live in cleeielibird, nary vehicles trundling over its T. Conley, Mrs. George sponserlog a JINN" Dairy every effort possible tcisprint a and work at professions or trades Mrs. A. U winding roads of , Fulton, Mrs. Ed illaildp gallunginin. and real daily paper for county and listen to radios and smoke Pierce, all 11111.4 TENSION EVERYWHIRIS and Mrs. Lonnie In- IMseiist show, and this section of e State. water pipes. Sanierson Carrier Service Some call Palestine an armed the barn We are certainly well pleased MANY CONTRASTS gram. camp . Some call it a battle honeymoon Isis segtma of the with our present prospects for Camels plod the streets of Jer- After an extended gthend. Some cell it an incu- t. eil e, the publication of a good daily 411141/1 bator for World War M. All effeetivii Ildail hareem is spew- paper for this community. We A new system is being instigated, K:i. may be correct. CertainlY there 44 gstrinessive, arorthwhile know that we are in a good town Is tension underlying every social to carrier service. in sat, fer the farmers of this and a good county and that we October 1, with regard an expectancy everywhere. Ille Leader oanunands are surrounded by good counties and carriers wHi endeavor. There's restlessness effort to serve the subscribers, the eldorts of the *adenine) of and towns. the But it is no less true that Pal- lirmaliseall and URN Hill We are Miami& with the collect for your papgr. No sub.''' ---.11-11iiimioposti estine is a land where soil is :Li- both deliver and et aR Mesas of pais wide-awake citizenry here. Civic ed and crops harvested and where receive the Leader aggIon, riot only in the &faiths clubs are active, the churches scriber will be permitted to. in people water their flowers and Oda megrim en toinartow and ere &Ant outstanding work play bridge with the neighbors. is available. Begintiber and throughout die this territory, business are alert where Carrier service Steredisi go to church and pray in and community pride is evidenc- And paying Par. d y of their faith. the subscribers, who have been ed by every person we have had the ha October 1, tile in the hands of the cpporhuilty and pleasure to Subscribers mai,rost soldiers and Jewish ter- at the office will pay the carriers. The talk to. British sliecouthir!imam rorists, and every cocktail party ara new paid, wilt eotttinue is a polities/ forum. But these whose subscriptions The Felten (Rdeks have fin - Allies Reverse are but brush strokes on the by carrier as usual. At the lifted the season lat dike piece to receive the Leader picture of Palestine. on the increase are now eitgaspiatin a Ave- AUTO accidents are will be and Views On Russia Here are two ancient peoples date, renewal and payment lino* pleyoff with Undikundlie be next. expiration and a British mandate govern- !. . your turn may out the Chide- last (Illy Dewitt dachende, AP For- npallt in which neither have a through the carrier. Illari• Affairs Analyst) ment made andtisolt meant eign The Jews have Today . - a gatd team vieletantial voice. or Protection Insure has had and the Ar- resicalient Russia's Direct-Action tactics their Jewish *Renee, any it- r tad' Wu had shadow Subscribers are requested lc report from the anlanuelty in her poet-war dealings w'th the abs their Arab executive, We ease provide you with complete territories. K. Western Allies have produced in delivery and collections to the wholly un- ante inettrattee regularities tibleilletit of the local, a powerful though reported that di( foremen flashback. Leader Office. the moment that the, Cagle and Bowfin W. H. Mohican * 001Ied not Only emcees. From Consult Mr. battle with the standpoint of the Soviet Union joined AIM Notions & Heating but also from the Aids, the United Plumbing eiteidtlies ot Istandeltint. He has ex- rirc.PPed all open expressions to the communism Stoker :iervice sitellettleteen for the hestilite Atkins Insurance Agency LEADER a fear- DAILY - eiways had been FULTON sup yhteh in elthili the fans Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned Fulton, Ky s philosophy to adherents of IN Alain Street Pre Dalt this year. -e." 'eel Democracy. Russia was Me Church fit. TelL 299 drealdIllb to all Wer" :4 spa- 10.1y, and nethilit was to be 1. the EEO istegne TOWUJ principal. Amateur Nines Baseball Results !Dad;e Park Records SPORTS LA IIG !Chicks In Armington, (Pop. 229) cit.- Take Both contests At Homes For teens installed the Rev. Robert Nearing Close Of NATIONAL LEAGUR 'Mattered Today When Clemson's football mac- I • Cimhamas family in a school Brooklyn 4-2, Pitiladelphia tics was just getting under way) I 4r-1 Triton City,5 To ..47 To0 ,r, Preacher State Elimination 3--(AP1, building, until a new parsonage Dade Park, Rg., ftept. Dutch Leverman, tyomit..ng •' can be completed . —.New betting marks for a single 111,Elept. 2—(AP)- Harlan, Ky., Sept. 3—(AP).— St. Louis 6-8, Cincinnati 4-7. freshman quarterback, called hls In Stanford, (Pop. 482), a re- Hosten 8-3, New York 2-8. day and for a race meeting were F'ulton's Chicks thumped Union Elsewhere in the Flay 1 Illinois farming vit- own signal for a pass ploy in 1 ferendum will be held Sept. 11 The Kentucky State Amateur 1-7 C a Pittsburgh 4-8, Chicago hung up at Dade Park today dummy practice . .when he got City 5-2 yestemy afternoon and l gim, the Mayfield let lack of shelter on a proposal to build a $7,500 Baseball Tournament reached c LEAGUE the the ball, Dutch couldn't remern- 7-0 in the night game In their playing in their home pa services of a new home for Principal John P. Al- the semi-final and final rounds A crowd of 15,000-one of Sedan 5-3, New York 2-1. , her where to throw and healtat- tilts of the 1946 sea- , dropped the Cairo d a new high school len, family Is keeping house with Versailles, Middles- park's largest--wagered $302,813 last regular whose today Detroit 2-2, Chicago 1-6. ed.. Coach Prank voice home economics Whitley City and Willi.ams- on Thiy still have the pinyon' , 19-6 and 9-1. At Owerudioso, in the school's boro, Wa.eIngtcut 5-1, Ph'Iadelphia at the clang session of the 20- promptly boomed out: "Don't be room. burg In the running for the title. with Hopkir,sville to nom-Oilers took the Madison tJMIU 2-7. meeting yesterday to set a dull eon If you don't know " CINIAC The winner will represent Ken- day equip- 'Miners 10-3 and 3-2. The El St. Louis 0-2, Cleveland 2-2 new one day mark and to push what you're supposed to do, be ple,e before gorily, their tucky In the National Tourna- pet's came through with 10- t to see signs of ter- Second game tie called account the season total to a new high 'smart enough to call somebody ment for the year The Sports Mirror ment at Battle Creek, Mich. and 10-1 wins over Clarksville. ey work hidden in the of darkneel cod 13 innineso. of 114.113,0111. else's signal." 1 The Greyhounds managed to bridlesboro, present leader in This evening the Chicks are weakened timbers tell AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Prtvious records were MT,- teach Engel, Ch cks pitch loer,' " Today a year ago—Ben Hogan the Lonesome Pine League, was enjoy a picnic at Reelfoot Lake. damage has been Toledo 4-1. Columbus 3-8. 544 and 01451140113, respectively. ALL rap Ili eight times in th ? afternoon won the Nashville open golf carded against Versatile 3 in a They will leave the city hall At 11 today for a free ndlaneno s -2, Lou re • 2-8. Dade Park dosed its summer A southern football coach, who ecntest, but scored only in the tournament with a record 72- morning semi-final tilt and m together with say Inspection There Is Minneapolis 3-3. St Paul 2-2. racing program with the 31,305 admits he's no gentleman and first and seci,nd innings. Their anent 5 p. hole total of 286, nineteen under Whitley City and Williamsburg fans and supporters who wish wouleee at Kansas City, 2I Labor Day handicap, going to danger tired of qoesUons about first run was a long homer by ipae. were booked in the other semi- make the trip postponed,games rain. . Teddy. • h's 1946 prospects: "What the milt Indwell, first sacker. Fail- Three years ago—Frank Sink- final clash. The winners were to Tomorrow 'tight they SOUTHERN ASSOCLITION ;tied*. We're not going to lose ton got one run In the first, two with, football star, was released meet this afternoon for the title. New Orleans 0-1. Atlanta 3-2. /dm George RUI110311 and son, a game: we won't be scored on in the second, and two more In meet the Heppe" et from the Marines' Officer Train-1 In yesterday's game, Middles- vine in the first game of a Little Rock 3-0, Nashville 1-12. left &MOW fOr Detroit to and, what's mom, we're gonna the fifth. ing School because of physical bore ousted Everts, 8-10, after Hugh. of-five playoff series Mobile 7-6, Birmingham 1-4. be at the Wads of Mrs. Rush- serve the boys pickled osigich The Union City battet•s were playing Hopinnsvilie disabilines. the latter upset Corb'n, 9-8. at Chattanooga 9-5, Memphis 2-6 ton's daughter, bits. Nell Rogers. toes between halves." even more ineffective a gilded- • Five years ago—Don McNeill Whitley City advanced with a Thuriday the Chicks will net SOU'Ill ATLANTIC LEAGUE Lynch in the nightcap, getting: 5-4 victory over Catliff after the home for the final games. Jackaonville 4, Charleston I. only four safeties and no runs latter surprised Cumberland, Scores by innings in log Augusta 10, Columbia 4. while Fulton crossed the plate 12-11. The Yuuugeai Aftd Oldest nights' games with Union Car • MODEST MAIDENS, Greenville 5, Macon 0. once In the second, and got three Trademark Imilraarel U S. PM. Os.. Savannah 7-2, Columbus 5-2. In the fourth and eighth. Lynch were: beat Wayne Sabin, 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, K11:, helped conquer the Cireyhoullida Team- 1 6-3, and Frank Kovacs downed IPUltOn _ 120 020 050-5 11 1 with a double in the eighth with Jack Kramer. 8-4, 7-5, 7-5, to Wall Street Report U. City _ 110 000 000--2 $ three on in addition to keeping Singel and Secrest; Jones , things under control from the tional tennis tournament. York, Sept. 3—(AP).— New mound. Ten years ago—United States The .stock market today resum- !WTI's:at/in. golfers overwhelmed Great Bri- ed business after the long week- Pulton __010 300 0$0-7 tain in the Walker Cup aeries, end and leaders genera/1y con- U. City __000 000 000-0 taking seven of the eight match- tinued to operate on the down- Lynch and Peered; es and halving the other for a side. Team W. L PCT. Momra and Zulu.. final score of 9-0. Lacking much support were Owenaboro 83 38 .880 Bethlehem, Republic Steel, Doug- Hopkinaville ____ .72 53 .571 Don Hill spent Sunday in Jef- las Aircraft. Wasitern Union "A," 68 56 .51,11 fersonville, Mo. He was accom- Anaconda, Chrysler, Interna- Mayfield 84 59 .520 panied home by Mrs. Hill and tional Nickel, General Electric, Clarksville 58 08 464 daughter, Mary Ann, who have Johns bianville, and Texas Co. Madisonville 53 72 .424 been visiting the latter's sister, Resistant were Boeing Meth- Union City 51 72 415 Mrs. C. G. Fain and The Rev. ern Pacific, Southern Pe, Cairo 48 80 .365 Mr. Fain for the past two weeks Southern Pacific, and Inter- KITTY LEAGUE Fulton 5-7, Union City 2-0. 20-10, Clarksville CAREY ROOFING Hoplrinsville Mrs. Nellie Small of Carlsbad, 10-1. GUlTERS REPLACED New Mexico., will arrive today Cairo 8-1, Mayfield 19-9. AND REPAIRED for a visit to her son, U R. Small Owensboro 8-3, Madisonville and family on College street. 9-2 LENNOX FURNACES VE/VIILATINO D IAMOND8 Smailiman & Webb Tin Skop Bay Timm Pram Sento', Bradt(AP).—Illustrat- ANDREWS JEWSLItY CO. General Sheet Metal Work ing the need for the proposed en- 336 Church Street largement of this great seaport, Main & Olive Sta. TeL 502 Fatten, Hy. aloe of ftard-1 who was among oose honoring "authorities here reported that, htsburg, Ky who nes delivered!the physician at "Dr. Kincheloe , 77 cargo ships awaited space one I while were 5,406 babies during his 47 years Day" ceremonies at Hardinsburg, day recently others or of general medical practice, Ky. The Thurman baby's grand-' discharging loading. Nearly were holds the youngest, one-clay-old mothers, Mrs. Raymond Goatley. half of the waiting ,'ressels Maly Rita Thurmari. The old-!Cloverport, Ky., and Mil.' Miry foielgn'earglif'FitHers. est Kbicheloe "baby" is Mrs. An- Thurman, Hardinsburg, also are nle Johnson, 47, Negro (left-,'shown. (Al' Wirephoto)

tors of Brazil's Immigration Council into the interior of this large country to study possibili- ties of settling hundreds of To the Farmers around Fulton and litsljohnklIg Melbourne,— (API —Triplets thousands of immigrants on farm Counties—we are going to buy and stare MA-- born to Mrs. I.. Birthieel al, Tar- Director Joao land. Immigration TOES this fall in Fulton. rawonga Hospital Aug. 9 are be- Alberto Linz de Barms expects world's weight lieved by the thousands of d'splaaed persons We are located in the Kramer Rehlibiago *et record—a total of 23 lb. 1 oz. begin arriving from Europe to east of the I. C. Railroad and have both- hilistik wit /mirth. soon to settle on these tracts, The trio of boys, Gary, Geof- hampers or crates. frey, and Peter, weighed 7 lb. 131 TODAY'S MENU We'll be glad to furnish. yen,"weak anti, *EL oz., 7 lb. 12 or,, and 7 lb. 8 oz., and By Charlotte Adarnz thank you for your patronage. all are well. Their 31-year-old Rolled salmon canapes, Hun- mother had twin sons tfiree and garian goulash, celary salad, one half years ago. floating island with nuts. Hungarian Goulash RH.AZL IS- PREPARING 2 pounds round steak, four, 1-4 pound salt pork, 1 pint water beef bones (optional), 1 teaspoon teaspoon pepper, 1 pound Rio De Janeiro(AP).—British salt, 1-4 1 onion, chopped, I ; and American agriculteral ex- tomatoes, chopped, bay leaves,' perts are accompanying mem- stalk celery, 4 cloves 3 tablespoons flour, 1-4 1 cup cold water, 2 cups cooked 1 wax beans. 1 -13 cups cooked carrots, 1 green pepper, cut in thin strips, 2 cups cooked macaroni. I Cut beef in two-inch pieces and; coat generously w:th flour. Cut salt pork in small cubes and fry until light brown. Add beef and cook until meat is well browned. I Cover with water, add beef bones; and cook slowly for two hours.1 The last hour add salt and pepper. Cook tomatoes, onion celery, bay leaf and cloves for half hour.' Add flour mixed with cold water and boil for two minutes. Rub through a sieve and add to stack in which meat was cooked. Re- move meat to serving platter and arrange around meat small mounds of wax beans, carrots, and macaroni. Parboil Use green pepper end garnish the vegeta- `. A FINE DIAMOND-WILCSAT bles with thin snips. Pour wavy over all I SOMME,CtiRiSTY. MIS "I LOVS1FOW, COUNTRY teem'Sari FOR GMAIJAN711,18 A GIRL 70 GO 411111114WOMilliitkh, As cternr.: as thestarsis the amigo olibeetn" AROUNV ON 110Q5ESACK tiful diamond—fine in color. pkillftiutv Cul en& MTN BUZ SAINYER,OR Aleia Build with Blocks full of brilliance. Far, fir into tbe futune it WWI, ONG ELSE —ESPECIALLY, LOOKING FOR • shine proudly from her "third Raw:left Madill FOOLANIELS• CONCRETE & UNDER as a worthy talisman of your love and doper el -_..=aordwiczntaaduanao-am-a---4r-- -Igrmiere

Tuesday Evening, Fulton roily busier, Fulton, Kentucky Four ' their vacation Nee Mr. McAlister will Ing is doing fine. Mrs. Percy McDowell are 'spend- ton, where Wayne Lennox I in the University of Ken- ants, Mr and Mrs ROLLING ICE-BOX 1946 MODEL Mrs. C. M.,Clark and baby are ing today in Hicktpan. enroll doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Innis Wiley of tucky. gan on East State 1 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gifford Mrs. Johr.ny Fry is doing nice- Daytona Beach, Fla., and Mr. and son, Bobby, have returned ly. Morse and daugh- and Mrs. L. A. home in Slyer Springs, CLASSIFIED' Mrs. Dorris Tulley is doing to their LADY'S ARM W ter Emma Jay were week-end Md., after visiting for ssveial I nicely. RENT IUP DOU guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Morse days with the former's brother, Washington street. L. N. Gifford and family. LIKE A JAC 1 • Wanted. tea Buy . BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT on recent' and Mrs. James Thomason Mr. and Mrs. L N. Gifford and One lady Mr. to tn..Assirico Mrs. Joseph Haskell to their home in children, Billy, Evelyn. Nash and her arm used Playpen in good con- Mr. and have returned WANTED: of Covington. Va., an- Ark., after spend- Oma Estella, spent Sunday in up like a jack-kni WIC A0111 Lovelace Little Rock, CLASS dition. Call 112. 107-34,. daughter, the Zoo. move her arm up or Charge 50c nounce the birth of a ing the week-end with Mr. and Memphis and visited s Minimum _ her muscles re EV Withy Each Word, One instrtion 2c Sandra Kay, September 2, at Esco Choate on Jefferson Mrs. Pearl Weaver and daugh- cause Mr: pains an the joint Two insertions ....4c Wanted Memorial. ter. Eleanor and Mr. and Mrs. rheumatic ...5c • Help Haws street. liftinsertions - - of Glea- Myron Weaver spent Sunday with of her elbow and dditIDnal Mrs. Hiram Trentham st. hw semr:- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flake and swollen She said i n, word lc WANTED: Male help. High school MRS. GORE SURPRISED son, Mrs. Orvin Moore and fath- : in to leave her beabcaouni education required. Apply at ON BIRTHDAY er, Jul'us Vaughn are leaving Mr. and Mrs. James Cullum ed Or would stare :r.mFin-w- CARO A. and P. Store. 205-6tc. tonight for a two-weeks visit Jackson, Tenn. people Yity D. L. Gore was pleasant- RHU-A - Minimum Charge Mrs. will visit in Dal- The ladies' Bible class of thei ally she got Each Word Sunday when the in Texas. They ly surprised before Church Of Christ will be resten-1 she now can raise group of las. Abilene kind Rotan • Pi-ot/ce tesn-age Miesionary ed at 2:45 Wednesday. her head and the OBITUARY: of which returning home. bound Minimum Charge the Nazarene church, his Capt. Carl Fortner has return- her elbow and brought , Ralph Moore is visiting Each Word NOTICE: Don't wait for the Mrs. Gore is supervisor, to his home In Atlanta, Ga.,'ful pain and Lead her grandmother, Mrs. Ruthie Moore, ed crash. Insure now State Auto- a basket lunch in honor of the week-end;She is enjoying AND NATIONAL CIS- weeks. after spending Maud !-OCAL Com- which is September 4. for a few mobile Mutal Insurance birthday his wife and daughter, I and feels like PLAY •OVIIRTIBING Mrs. Leo Gresngrass has re- with P. R. Binford, phone 307, The lunch was served buffet, taking IBUSNITTED ON REQUEST pany. to Kathryn, in Fair Heights. an" since attractive ,turned from a ten-day visit Fulton, Ky., 210-30tp. I style. The table was W. Parker and daugh- pound her sister, Mrs. James Lank- Mrs. J. with a pretty decorated cake, Mrs. B. M. Wil- RHU-AID eon Three •U11111CRIP1ICIN Wis. ter Joyce, and I AM OPENING a music elms I centerpiece with I ford in Mauston, ingredients Carrier Delivery, in Fulton, forming the son. llama have returned to their'Great Medicinal 9 at my home 503 1 on either I Mrs. Eaker Thomas and Hickman, Carlisle, Ballard, September bouquets of fall flowers in Wichita Falls, Tex.., which go right to the very sour- Obion, Mrs. T. D. Boaz, many ,Charles Dawes Thomas of Park- home Graves Counties, Ky.: W State Line. ride. The honoree received weeks visit to their ; ce of rheumatic achis and Counties, Tenn.-- ing, Ark., will arrive tomorrow for after several Weakley Phone 192-W. 210-34,. , nice gifts. About 20 guests were Bell and Miserable people Asti 13c week, 55c month, $1.50 visit with ,her brothers and s'ster, Mrs. Minnie 10 present. a all over. doe% go three months; $3 six months, WANT other relatives here. ferent orders not HUSBANDS! myna! their families. R -AID. this $4.50 year. Mail Ann I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Earl Gro- suffering! Oct from localities ser- PlUIT Thousands of couples has returned Robert Jackson and Miss tze in accepted Miss Ann Small and little daughter, Kath- ; by All Drug Mot. Item in ved by delivery agents. In weak, worn-out, exhausted Mrs. Harweil of Nashville were week- gan from a visit to ner sister, Detroit, are spend. ton. towns, without delivery ser- solely because body lacks, hon.! end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank erine Ann, of By Mail on Ruth Oillym in Louisville. vice, year $4.50. get new vim vitality taking Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hales have rural routes $4 per year. Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Boulton at- Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Trial to their home in Jones- Elsewhere in United States tended the funeral of his aunt, returned size onely 35c. At all druggists. Ark., after spending the $13 per year. Mrs. Mettle Johnson, in Green- boro, 209-3te with their parents, Mr. field yesterday. weekend of Mem- and Mrs Joe Beadles and Mr. NC I Mrs. A. L. Fartherree AN NO U • For Sale NOTICE ALL MASONS: Robert Hales. is spending a few days and Mrs. Tom Lodge No. 172 F & AM will phis Hugh and her parents, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold meet in regular stated com- with old Central avenue. son, Chuck, of Nashy!lie, spent IPOR SALE: To 4 months 7:30 p. m. Tueday Joe Gates on Smallman & Webb Tin S'h munication of W. the week-end with relatives here. litter enrolled male pointer Regular and will attend the funeral Its., Night, Sept. 3rd, Miss Margaret Brady la spend- Main and Olive pups. Room 163 Wens Hotel E. Palmer. , business and work in the Fel- with Miss Martha S p. m. 210-3tp. Miss Rosie Ferrell of Hunting- ing this week • after low Craft degree. All members Tenn. don. Tenn., Harold Cannon of Moody in Dyersburg, expected to attend, visiting Koon has re- been appointed authorized represents*" FOR SALE: Four burner o'l Benton, and Mrs. Laura Belt Miss Patsy Jean has Brothers cordially welcome. in Memphis the Link-Belt line of automatic CM& stove. 411 Park Avenue. 206-3t. and daughter, Robbie. of turned to her home district for H. A. Butler, W. M. Jones you to enjoy were week-end after spending her vacation In which makes it possible for IMO farm High- Smith, Secretary, Washington, FOR SALE-IS acre T. .1. Mrs. Joe the home of her aunt, Mrs. Laura AUTOMATIC heat at no greater fuel on 1/12 mil- prepared to test Its guests. of Mr. and way 91-well improved 209-2te. Freakily gleaming from the frigerator, Browder. now pay hand firing. Drop In, or phone foe The from easy-handling poss1- 1 Gates and family. es from Milburn, 3 miles builder's hands, as if in answer speed and J. H. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. as its capacity Mrs. W. W. Phillips of Mayfield Fancy Farm. 20 minutes drive to a perishable freight shipper's blades, as well Valentine attended the to be is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. D. M. to Mayfield. Part cash. Rest now comes the aluminum to make-and hold-extremely at Knob Creek • Service dream, Boulton on Norman street. Johnson Reunion oullierfas. See Aubrey Sanders of the ultra-modern, low temperatures for long dis- LI NK-BEL framework Miss Jean Taylor and OrvIlli Sunday. Rielennt at allmarn. litp 207. green lawn this weight, low-temperature tances attended HAVE A NICE light- Meeks at Nashville and Miss Mrs. J. H. Johnson 111111187 sour gram. refrigerator car Its folding bulkheads will en- SALE:One winter. Let me sow experimental and Bill Haywood of the Golden Wedding anniversary wow 01 WATERMELONS FOR Rail- able it to provide increased cap- Vera Reese Coal Ste Call M. D Sission, 175-3, after which the Illinois Central and Mrs. John White in Automatic to a customer. We deliver. as a Alton. Ill„ were week-end guests of Mr. 210 44, Is assembling at its Mc- acity for its secondary use FRANKUM AND 4:30 PM. road of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jolley at Dyersburg, Tenn., Sunday. eak Sweet Cider. shops boxcar for regular merchandise l 306-M. Comb Miss., new home on South Hol- Dr. and Mrs. L. V. Brady left Indifi TODD, Martin Highway. SEWING MACHINES completely of fiber- service. The car is being built their With the addition City. today for a two weeks stay in repaired. Work guaranteed. bulk-. by the railroad in accordance mes in Union FOR SAUL6 foot General Elec- glass insulation, collapsible McClellan has Hct Springs, Ark. New machines no Available plans worked out by the Mrs. Hugh Mack refrigerator, 5 burner oil heads and forced-sir circulation,'with W. J. Powell of Murray tric to come. Phone of aoepted a position as commercial Mrs. Heat- for some time this ear will take the road in Refrigerator Car Committee Mrs. CHANCE TO stove. Good Circulating Stp. teacher in the Union City Hign was the guest of Mr. and LAST Ildis It ns. Mr. Altom. 210 with 25 per cent less the United Fresh Fruit & Vege- ing stove. Phone 4296.10644,. September school. L C. Boaz Saturday. than the average re- table Association, A SINGER SEWING MACIIINS net weight Dudley Porter and Miss Irene Jones of St. Louis FOR,SALL Table to Florence Mrs. COMPANY representative will Mary, of Paris, Ten, spent Saturday and Sunday with oil stove. 0.0. Howell Crutch- daughter, be in Phlton every Wednesday O Card of Thanks - Dudley Porter, Jr.. of Nash- Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boaz on Cedar field Route 206-40tp. NEWS and ft the Fienstione Steve. 411 III4SPITAL ville were guests of Mrs. J. F. street. We are equipped our many and Mrs. H. V. Parrish Add FOR SAM: rinteeues-gisesentre, LakeStreet. We wish to thank HOSPITAL Royster yesterday. Mr. ma- FULTON their home In china, lamps, and furniture. La repair any make sewing friends and relatives who sol Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin and have returned to PEACH Mrs. Mose Freeman, Wing°, has 1). Anderson, Wing°, chine All phone calls taken Mrs. Fred Carico of Nashville after visiting Mr. and a. ens Mrs. T. closely good by us during the I Mr„ and 1 3-4 in. Ky. Up 294 care of promptly. Call 10. We been admitted. Evansville, Ind., have returned Mrs. L. C. Boaz and Mr. and Mrs. Fancy U. S. No. 1 Elbertas bi vo and death of our dear Wen pay cash for used Singers. illness Mrs. Opal Elrode, Water Valley to their home after visiting Mr. T. T. Boas. COW FOR SALE: Jonathan Carl Minimum APPLZ8 adv. tfe-75 husband and father, William has been admitted. and Mrs. J. 8. Pope on Vine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hitch- and other varie- Fall Beauty Cooley. We appreciate the care Mrs. Dennis Byers and baby cock and little daughter, Dee Yerwil Leteber A. Watkins, WILD UNDERWOOD TYPE. ties. shown us- by thel are doing fine. street.. and Mrs. Jim McCain of Ann, left today for their Just Right For Conning Ky. 200-12tp. WRITER in good condition, for and kindness •PPI Crutchfield. 'Mrs. Calvin Moss and baby Paris. Tenn. are guests of his home In Bowling Green, Ky., See Aubrey Sanders, Mil- doctors and nurses of Futon I sale. fine. and a weeks visit to her FOR SALE: Extra nice yellow 207. are doing aunt, Mrs. E. M. Jenkins alter several burn, Ky. Op Hospital; the words of sympathy, and baby Robert Lowe% st Price of t Season! Call 101111-W-1. IL C Mrs. Fred Thompson Mrs. Jenkins on Third street. parents, Mr. and Mrs. torn renaered us by 1163-6tp. ADDING MACHINES, TYPE and every service have been dismissed. Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Walker Graham, in Highlands. They will Moon. Home; the WRITERS AND CASH REGIS- the Hornbeak Funeral Bobby Byassee remains the and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Weath- be accompanied home by Mr. Iota. FOR SALE: 2 good building TLIS BOUGH T--Sold-re kind expressions and comforting same. erspoon spent the week-end at and Mrs. Graham. ei 5th and' 50 feet by 130 feet, on paired. Office supplies. FUL- words of Rev. J. T. Drace Mrs. Ruth Felts is better. Pickwick Dam. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McAlister See: A. 0 Baldridge. I. Kingston. May God the same. ls Leiring- Bushel $2. Street. TON arm% SUPPLY COM- Rev. L. Mrs. Brown Marre is Miss Jane Alley of Memphis will leave today for 209-tf. 3fk Phone 475 or 90. PANY. Mee 90. 195?tfe. bleu each of you. Mrs. Mollie Patterson is the visiting her grandmother, Mrs. The Cooley Family 1111111e. J. F. Royster. FOR BALI: 2 electric refrigera- EXPERT DO ALL KINDS of sewing and 210-Up. Rupert Moore is improving. Mrs. W C. Wheelen and Large 2"Peaches, hs.44c, hu.$.3.99 tors (Norge and Stewart- make slip covers. Call 156. Mrs. V. Humphrey is better. daughtres, Nettle Jean and Bob- WAltH REPAIRING Warner), 1 four-wheel trailer. We take this means to express 100-Op. Mrs. Herman Elliott is better. by Louise have returned to their Work Guaranteed 1 McCormick-Deering mower, our sincere appreciation to our Earnest Norman is improving. home in Nashville, after a visit One Week Service In first eisuss condition, and 1 many friends and neighbors for JONES CLINIC to her mother. Mrs. J. 8. Pope. lathe, 16" sewing. See:•-Wanted to Rent kind expressions of sympa- See STORES thrning their 118IPF Mrs. Lubin Bennett and baby mother, Mrs. J. 8. Pope. Fannie Reed at Dukedom, in our bereavement in the FUL they are doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jenkins DeMyer Jewelers Tbe Tenn. 210-34. WANTED TO RENT-U Dump loss of our son, Clyde Lindel Fulton, Kentucky Mrs. C. L. Grissom, Martin, has guests, Mr and Mrs. Jim Mc- Tracks. Call 1212-W. Ray ern, Samples. We especially express 4 been admitted. Cain, and Mrs. B. B. Henderson' We' Mayfisid, Ky. ileg-Stp. our appreciation to Bro. Sam Ed • Let's Swap Mrs. R. L. Cantrell is the same. spent yesterday at Reelfoot C Bradley, pastor of the First WANTED: Furnished 2 or 3 J. T. Jackson Is better. Lake. Church. room apartment or room. Baptist C. M. Woodruff is doing tine. Miss Shelly Brann has return- urrio rIAP: Wanted-100 wo- family of Mr. and Mrs. Phone 713-W. 201-Op The Paul Butts is the same. ed to her home In Nashville after Men 110 eathange drab, dull, Samples. 210-14,. Jack Joe Peeples is the same. visiting for several weeks with ed or aging skins having 2 or rooms or ANYONE HAWS MEMORIAL Mrs. Flora Oliver on Walnut peaches and cream house for rent now or ny time == For Rent Mrs. Joseph H. Lovelace and street. ii01111111111doos famous ,through- soon. MOM phone 12112-J• DAILY doing nicely. FULTON baby are Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Clifton and out So Southland . .. smooth- at noon hour. after 4 o'clock or For rent. Mrs. J. W. Smith is doing nicely. er, thaw fairer, lovelier. Buy 814111171140 ROOM Ralph Breeden. 196-12tp. Tel. 415. F L. Hargrove admitted for Is Equipped To D Golden Peacock Bleach Cream Mrs. George Rushton. treatment. now. 50e and $1.09 at Evans WANTED 3 or more unturnidied .2074tp. Dr. Thomas M. Reid Mrs. D. R. Moorefield and baby Drug p0., Units City and rooms for couple without First Class SLEEPING ROOMS-Large room have been dismissed. CHIROPRACTOR "%Moir =Wt. children. Call 101. 204-Ste City MillikMAl Bank adjoining bath-511 M- Red Coleman is doing fine. omega in and BalldIng enge, Tel. IN. Mrs. S. I. Mrs. Lena Wade is doing nicely. CempbelL Op WI Dr. A. C. Bell is doing nicely. Heere.--11 to 12 2 to 5 PRIN ING I VI JOB Mrs U. A. Harris is doing fine. lumina-7 to nem Mrs. Z. L. Emerson remains the Plasmatic Therapy , • Lost or Found Our Solicitor Will Call On inu same. illestrleal Treatments Lilly Morgan Is doing nicely. Possible To Get A from my farm. White- STRAYED MAKF, faced OWL Call 1015-W-3. W. UNTIL WE ARE IN A POS TO Announcement.. lite 207. L. Carter. REGULAR LOST ; Brown billfold contained FOUNTAIN valuable papers. Contact Bill AT YOUR FAVORITE a new body 210-2tp. We have engaged Clark. Route 2, Fulton. PHONE 30 man and are in a position to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Browder and children, Mielam and Jack, all wrecks, hauling, et(. have returned from a vacation ,handle trip to Oklahoma.

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