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tuary 76, 1947

!eh sel: at fan- FORECAST: REACH THE CUSTOMERS Kentucky: Cioudy with rain, In Fulton and the Fulton trade priests were occasionally mixed with snow /hist territory by adverting in the direct the boycott south portion this afternoon. Rain mouth and rain or snow Daih Leader. north portion tonight. Saturday much change M. Reid occasional rain. Not EtOtr In temperature. fattroll IFRACTOR Per Copy No. 25 Fulton, Kentucky, Friday Evening, January 17, 1947 Fire Cents rIONAL SANK Volume NLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire ILDING Armin. Dispossessed, Sets I p Office Iii Rotunda to 12 — 2 to 5 War And Navy London Strike 2 Governors .Ii )NE 97 Waterfield In Calif. Train Appointment Merger Settled Is Settled Of Georgia I die Therapy Race To Stay Jumps Track; al Treatments Plan Announced Normal Again; Swap Insults - By White House; 8 Are Dead Many Postpone For Nomination 'Return To Work Called Reaction Good 55 Known Hurt Antall London, Jan. l7--AP---Neat I Does Not Want Washington, Jan. 17—( Ap(— Dyke*, /IVA!. conditions were restored "Hog" By An agreement on "unification" Crushed; normal Many at most London market cents; State Committee of the army and navy under a Lieut.' Evangelist today following settlement of t Talmadge secretary of national defense, Aid Is Rushed Issues city's crieniing transport strike, GRIBBLES To Decide , with separate air, sea and land but st least 35.000 of the 50,000 ALL IN THE ACT ' forces—has been reached by the, kt the HOSPITAL HALLS FUJI men involved in the 11-day dis- LET PEOPLE SAY two services. President Truman Atlanta, Jan. 17—(AP/—Her- pute until tomorrow their re 2H- OF GOI) has given this compromise his Bakersreld, Califs Jan. 17— man Talmadge seized complete Louisville, Ky., Jan. 17— (AP/ turn to work. blessing. (API—Eight persons were known control of Georgia's capitol to- ty This Week —Harry Lee Waterfield of Clin- More than 15,000 truckers, I to be dead, many others were day and forced Ellis Arnall to ton said here today that he The plan announced by the whose wages and hours strike crusned beneath cars and an es- move to a downtown ofrce build- at 7:00 P. M planned to run for the Demo- White House last night ended a and the subsequent use of troop; timated 55 persons were being ing. nomination for governor months-long controversy be- to transport the city's food sup- , RE INVITED cratic treated for injuries in the wreck Arnall. who has been gover- of Kentucky this year, regard- tween the army and navy over plies precipitated a series of i of a Southern Pacific passenger nor for the past four years and of any action taken at a proposals for merger of the two sympathy walkouts, agreed yes- less train 12 miles northwest of here claims he is still the state's i of the party's state cen- services. The merger has been terday to resume work Satur- meeting ear:y today, reported Sheriff's legal executive despite the state li advocated by army leaders and day tral committee Deputy Jack Klethley, the first morning. legislature's naming of Tal- A The committee, however, met resisted by naval chiefs. All work in the g'ant port of officer to return from the scenr• madge, announced his intention morning to hear two pro- While the plan is yet to be London remained at a standstill this Klethley said an uncounted to establish the Arnall capitol '1 for selecting the party's laid formally before congress, as 20,000 dockers, stevedores and posals number of passengers wese downtown after a brief encoun- ticket without a hard first reaction on Capitol H111 was Thames lightermen decided to state hurled through train windows ter with a Talmadge lieutenant primary election. generaily favorable. wait te-...11 tomorrow, too, to re- fought and crushed beneath the weight at the state house. not in favor of letting te their jobs. "I am The White House, in an- of four coaches and a tourist turn The Talmadge lieutenant. committee decide issues of a party nouncing the aparent end sleeper wh'ch were derailed and In the meantiml, troops con- State Rep. Jimmy Dykes, earn- (Rep. Earle C./ Cle- between the bitter inter-service rivalry overturned when the Ow!, night tinued to move .00d from the' er had seized the desk in th,. myself and the people," made ments, over merger, last night train southbound from San markets to the shops pending capitol rotunda which Antall said in a statement Waterfield public a letter Mr. Trtunan Francisco to Los Angeles, hit a the truckers' return. occupied yesterday after being. "I am in the race ex- to newsmen wrote the two secretaries broken rail. Troops, welcoming the pros- excluded from the executive'. to stay." pressing his pleasure at their pect of dismissal from emer- chambers. who also has The deputy reported Rep Clements, "full and complete agreement sheriff's gency transport arrangements, Arnall walked Jauntily up tbs.i plans for making the the that the wreckage was a ghastly announced on a plan for unification of hailed the strike settlement with ga marble steps and extered the'. for governor, was not avail- and that legs and arms race armed services." scene such signs as "the strike Is capitol door at 10:16 a. m. immediately for comment. torn from some of the vic- in state In able In the main, congressional were over-back to Monty." Ellis Arnall (center. upraised arm), dispmowsked from the caccutive chambers the capital He headed directly for the J. Lyter Donaldson of Carroll- comment also followed the line tims. Atlanta, Ga., when Herman Talmadge, claiment to gove-norship. took over the offices. waves from capitol rotunda where he occu- ton, chairman of the state com- of gartification that the dis- district behind his desk in the capital rotunda. A crowd of curious surrounds the glass enclosed space. pied temporary offices yester- mittee. said he did not know Dr. Robert J. Douds, pute had been resolved, But Fulton Man Killed day. Wat.field was going to make surgeon 'sr the Southern Paci- many lawmakers said they want far as he could Talmadge (dread) had seized.. his aLgernent. fic, said that as Islands time to examine in detail the or six On Virgin In Arnall's desk and installed "It n vessarily will have con- determine there were five Kentucky 1Mrs. Box Dies draft of the merger proposal be- number of Hotel Fire, State Representative s Jimmy siderable bearing on what the dead. He placed the Robert J. T. Evans, son of fore endorsing the plan itself. 25 were By The Associated Press I Dykes there. committee does today," Donald- Injured at 27, saying Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans of • The service which seemingly County Hospital -The Slate Arnall strode up to Rep son said. taken to Kern Fulton Rural Route, and a U. I Frankfort. Also.: stands to win most is the army Hospital Irtoion N. Y• Thurs. Ntght desk and said "Jimmie, na The committee was ekoected to and two to Mercy S. Civil Service employee. was holic Beverage Control Board, air forces. It would become au- dead governor." on two proposals of a sub- He said two or three were car wreck on St. an applicat.on ! -- act tonomous—no longer a unit of killed in a yesterday denied Dykes interrupted to sof for selecting the in one coach and rescuers had the Vir- 3 Dead, 2 Injured ; W 14 69 Years Old: committee the war depaltment but thil Thomss Island, one of of Red Top Brewing Company.! Arnall, you remind me 01 44 been unable to extricate them. "Ellis Party's state ticket. gin Chain. Jan. 10. 22 Flee Safely: Survived Be Husband In "United States Air Force"—and -The halls are full of injured Cincinnati, for a Kentucky beer. a hog. You got your head The two plans call for an ad- in his pareets he leaves stop. would be on equal footing and we are working on them des- Besides Cause Unknown distrIbutor s license for its Coy- I Anti Many Relatives trough and you Just can't visory convention of delegates its Mrs. Audrey Faye Hat strategy and buying with perately," said an attendant at his wife, Arnall asked "have you takint" chosen by Waterfield, Clements and and one son, James. Watertown, N. Y.. Jan. 17-- ington outlet ar,d granted a re-, Mrs. Effie Griggs Box, wife of sister services, the army the Kern County Hospital here. per Evans, my officer and the committee to name the Evans, of Martin, Tenn. (APi—Three persons died today tail beer permit to Mrs. Grace ; William Robert Box of Fulton, I'm navy. One of the injured was a young- Donald Dykes replied "I have, candidates or an advisory con- leaves three brothers and two others were injured of the here. Y The navy appeared to have ster whose leg was severed in He also Jennings, operator "Log ; died at Jones Clinic last night fusing to let you sit vention of elected delegates to sister, Truman Prank when fire swept the three-story be gelf been victorious on a strongly the wreck. and one Cabin" near Owensboro. : at 8.25 o'clock after an extead- have no more right to make the choices. of Fulton, Charles Hilman of Graystone Hotel in downtown I have." argued point, that of retaining ; ed illness. Mrs. Box alas 69 years ernor glen Its INid-laneedmllia .. Ambulanco crews. irserifilia Harry Leon of Brad ate Arnall, retorted "Well. WS control of +San. Bar-4 bid. having born at deuattnr -taft—others %Ere. 'Calvin COO asti • fil"riiralltifeffed -litgetturvate—Brig. leer Cam- see." . --Ky: To Celebrate as canief-baseZ ry B. Sherman, assistant com- feverishly to extricate the in- also of Fulton. to safety or were rescued by den. Tenn., December 26. 1877. The first exchange of the day ') Marine corps, too, apparently mander of the Third Infantry , in its historic jurted and rush them to hospi- Mrs. Evans and son are now firemen. She was the daughter of Mr. and between the two factions came ; FDR's Birthday would remain Division stationed at Camp tals. living in Martin with her par- were identi- Mrs. John Columbus Griggs. Her when Arnall's executive secre- form and mission and with It Two of the dead has been ordered to ents since she returned from funeral Campbell, mother was the former Lamira P. T McCutchen, approach- Frankfort, Ky., Jan. 17—(AP) own aviation. A Southern Pacific dispatcher fied at a Watertown commanding gen- tary, the Virgin Islands where she and Colorado as Bivens. Mrs. Box was married on at which Dykes wall —Kentucky will observe Frank- The paramount result of the said the train, Owl No. 58 which home as William Mullen. 65. mountain ed the desk stayed with her husband for eral of Camp Carson, September 27, 1908 nd had one his feet propped In D. Roosevelt's birth anni- proposed merger plan would be left San Francisco at 6:30 o'- Eugene E. Godfrey, 63, both of center. sitting with 18 months until the time of his winter warfare training daughter. Madeline' awho is now versary as a legal holiday for to achieve united planning for clock last night anr was due in this city. i upon the top. Evans' body will ar- The transferns was announced by Mrs. Hugh ' shot* the first time this year, giving defense. Los Angeles at 8:25 a. m. tonay, death. Mr. Samuel Poole, 65, also of Wa- Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Dykes looked up, smiled, Orleans Jan. 21. CCamp Campbell's public rela- auf the commonwealth two legal usually travelled at 60 miles an rive in New tertown, died in Mercy Hospi- Wright and little son reside hands with McCutehen BUTS plans have not been Lions office. in Fla. gayer.' ' holidays in January. Lee's Birth hour along the stretch where the Funeral tal, where the condition of ! Miami, said. "I'm going to play anniversary, falling on the 19th, wreck occurred. made. Joseph Kling, 74, was listed as nor today." Georgia Today - In addition to her daughter, TARES will be observed next Monday. of the serious. Whitesburg—Life imprison McCutchen asked: "You meag Segreant L. E. Pryor Mrs. Box is survived by one assembly Clarence Ken- trinnt was imposed on Jim we can't use this today?" : The 1946 general Bakersfield sheriff's office said Old Lady A fifth person. grandson, Eugene Box Wright; 29c) 93 Year was treated at the comb, about 21, after he plead- "No, not tocla" DYtes made the former President's six ambulances had been sent drew, 22, five sisters. Mrs. Maggie Lash- 39c Old Ky. samaritan for ed guilty In circuit court here birthday a legal holiday with an Echoes to the scene at Lerdo, a small Alone To LA house of good .) lee of Eva, Tenn., Mrs. Lula plied. it Flies to charges of burglary and ma- . 11cCutchen turned with a NO size, doz. 41k) emergency clause to make railway station near Minter shock. Barrett of Nashville, Tenn., Mrs. blaze, brought un- licious wounding in connection : "thank you" and walked hag 45c effective at once, but Governor 2 Governors Here Field, wartime training field for Mrs. Laura Haim will leave to- Cause of the I Carrie Overfield, Mrs. Halite Bell and after three hours, with the Nov.2 robbery of the the rotunda. Willis vetoed the resolution aviation cad4ts. morrow for California where she der control I and Mrs. Annie Lashlee of Cam- ob- 47 Years Ago. determined. Bank of Whitesburg. The sec- While Dykea addressed It was repassed over his The Engineer, H. P. Lawience, will visit her daughter. Mrs. has not been den, Tenn.; and two brothers, iesh hag 41k Taylor guests occupied ond accused man, Carmen Sta- Cutchen, two state troopers jections too late for observance Goebel, and the eonductor, George Haun is 92 years old and will Twenty-seven Cecil Griggs and Virgil Griggs the day then. rooms on the second and third cey, was granted a change of I plain clothes stood by. of Frankfort, Ky., Jan. 17— API. Cochrane of, Los Angeles, were make the trip to Los Angeles by of Camden. governor decreed this floors of the 37-room brick and venue to Pike county for trial.: said they had been assigned ire head 27e The —Georgia's governorship con- ungurt as the locomotive and plane leaving from Memphis. since Lee's birthday wood hotel, know for years as A guard was injured when the , Other survivors ate: 34 ne- our immediate commanding year that aroused recollections three baggage cars behind it Friends and relatives in Mem- state offices troversy City Hotel, a landmark in robbery occurred. phews and nieces. 23 great niec- ficer." falls on Sunday, here today of were not derailed. Seven pas- phis will meet her at the airport the 4, 2-lbs. 29c Monday. Banks among oldtimers northern New York lo- and one great The desk at which Dykes will not be closed state af- senger cars of the 15-car train to wish her a pleasant trip. She this es nephews, -great observing Kentucky's tangled normally is used for the ca and other institutions remained upright. Is the mother of Mrs. Fred Far- cality. Owensboro—Hospital authori- niece and one great-great ne- fairs in 1900. persons were rescued information clerk. Mrs. Ida 10-lb. hag 35c legal holidays will close. had Southern. Pacific officials said mer, College street, with whom Three ties listed as "fair" the condi- phew; two uncles, Sherman /li- Roose- At that time, Kentucky and police from the Evans. She said when she This year January 30, the train carried approximately she has been living. Mrs. Haun by firemen tions of Alfred Williams, 39. vens and Riley Griggs of Cam- two claimants for the governor- at the capitol this m velt's birth anniversary, comes 200 passengers. alone on her trip. third floor. Owensboro. and Orville H. Bur- den. Tenn.. and one aunt. Mrs. rived ha. 29c ship, two "capitals" and a gub- will travel telephone had on Thursday. State Highway Patrolman den, 38. Daviess county, who Ellen MeGlohn of Detroit. Mich. ing the ernatorial assassination— that out and Dykes -told 220 Size, doz. 29e) Governor Willis has decreed Jack Bordeau said two soldiers were Injured seriously Wednes- Mrs. Box was a member of ripped of Democrat William Goebel. Away taking over." doz. 49c that state offices will be open on the train, Marvin Stansber- Troopers Turn Arnall day when an ai-plane piloted by the Baptist church, having been he was And even today, no official evi- in his first p next Monday, although the day of Moulton, Iowa, and Orvis Williams made a forced land- baptized at 'Trace Creek Bap- Talmadge ulk, 39e) dence ever has been revealed to ry of the day ', will elsewhere be observed as a Hum,Phery of Kidder, Mo., res- ing near here. nosedivisg into tist Church, Denver, Tenn., in conference RR $1.89 pin the actual shooting on any he had assigned f - legal holiday In Kentucky. - many persons from over- a muddy field. Williams' legs 1930. newsmen, one individual. cued to "protect" 1 The governor has not yet cars by stamping out were fractured and his body state troopers On the face of November, 1899, turned The body will lie in state at he appeared large heads 27c ' made announcement regarding and lifting out the in- bruised, while Burden suffered nail whenever election returns, Republican windows Hornbeak Funeral Home until "in order that . state offices on Roosevelt's birth- jured. a head injury and a leg frac- the capitol William S. Taylor appeared the time for services Sunday after- no violence." day. porter on one of ture. may have 1nrge hunch 21c winner over Goebel. But the Lester Ford, noon at 2:30 o'clock. Services that "the tern.'. coaches, said Talmadge said Democrat contested the election the overturned will be conducted by Rev. Sam such were in one per of the people is before the Democratic-controll- most of the injured Paducah— The McCracken E. Bradley, with burial follow- Some. 23c LATE AP NEWS complete- anything might happen. ed legislature. of the coaches which county grand jury indicted Wil- ing in Enon Cemetery in charge slap... By The Associated Press hurtled In- one might haul off and Feelings ran high and many ly left its trucks and bur H. Underwood, former Car- of Hornbeak Funeral Home. want 'Y Bakersfield, Calif.—Seven per- him, and we don't .lb. 23e persons appeared on Frankfort to a potato field. lisle county sheriff, on two sons known dead and estimated and grind- thing like that to happen." streets with rifles and pistols. "I heard a roaring charges of voluntary manslaugh- Active pallbearers will be: c Sliced 75 to 100 injured In Southern started The capitol lobby was Almost 47 years ago—Jan. 30, Ing as the car I was in ter and two of assault and bat- Warren Bard, Robert Foy, Har- lb. pkg. • 53c train wreck. ed by friends of both Arnall Pacific was shot from am- rolling up track in front of it," tery in connection with a three- old White, Thomas Milner, Ralph Atlanta, Ga—Herman Tal- 1900—Goebel Talmadge. bush as he approached the old he added. car collision near here Dec 3. Brady and Troy Duke. meanw madge seizes complete control feet Talmadge moved -lb. Mots. 21k Building on the north The car rolled about 300 He wins accused of manslaughter governor's mansion; Ellis Ar- CaPitpi to take physical control of of Kentucky river. Into the potato field before it in connection with the deaths to downtown office side of the Co-Op Sells Eggs entire capitol. His newly nett moves of in- turned over, he said. The pas- of Leo Jackson and Omer Ru- Taylor declared a state pointed building custodian, H. building wall his sengers seemed dazed. Ford add- dolph, Pa., while the other The Warren County Egg Co- — Army-Navy surrection, operating Blackwell, said he would ha Washington Democratic leg- ed, as they wandered about the charges were in connection with operative Association shipped 45 new unification militia. But the the locks to all building chiefts endorse went to scene. There was very little pan- injuries to R. E. Fairhurst and cases of eggs the week of Dec. single cabinet islators left here and trances changed today and k plan calling for the sec- ic but he heard screams of C. Stacey, Paducah business 28, for which they paid an Louisville to establish C. the keys. Already he had c officer. ond some of the injured. :nen average of 42 cents per dozen, Watertown, N. Y.—Three dead, "capital." ed the lock on the custod Two nights after Goebel was A reporter who visited the or 10 cents more than current injured and 22 rescued in office and held those keys. wo Democrats declar- wreck said the rails "looked Paducah--Fred Rudy. 73, part- prices. Farm Agent Ray C. Hop- hotel blaze. wounded, the A. J. Prather, an Arnall hree-hour winner and like spaghetti' where they had ner in the J. A. Rudy and Com- per points out that at th.s rate. indicted on ed him the election poll:tee, who continues to artment employe of- been rolled up, and shoes of pany store until its closing in Warren county farmers are re- re- legal governor. His oath of keys to the present d Paris—Edouard Herriot passengers were strewn along died yesterday after sev- ceiving appsoximately $500 more the fice was administered as he lay 1937, said he would "just 37c rted to have turned down the road bed. A wrecking train 'illness. a month for their eggs than locks, on his death bed. He died Feb. 3. eral years what happens.' resident Vincent Auriol's offer reached the scene and began they would have received with- and see 1900. It appeared certain that of premiership. young clearing away the debris. dedica- out this organization. 63e Goebel's running mate, Hopkinsville—Formal contest between the two be- tion the Ida Chappell Cancer Lt. Gop. J. C. W. Beckham of for the go-ernorship would L. R. Riley Will governor. Clinic of Jennie Stuart Memorial ev. cerise the Democratic Don't Fence Me In Grows Big Tobacco tinue at least until Monday w lit, Re- Hospital was held yesterday. Speak At S. F. Church However, Taylor and the Lt. Gov.-elect M. E. Thom with Salt Lake City Joe The clinic was presented to the V. R Doolin of Garrard coun- The Rev, L. R. Riley, West Ky., publicans still were here has announced he will take attempting Bergin. Utah aeronautical direc- Christian County Medical So- ty produced an average of 2.- pastor from Mayfield, will bring the militia. Finally, of office, a new one u Taylor tor, tells about an Army bomber 150 pounds of burley tobacco on oath the message at the South Ful- to brea kthe deadlock, ciety. Georgia's recently enacted ask- that clipped a boundary fence six acres, receiving $45.45 per ton Baptist Church at '1:00 recalled the legislature nd In its takeoff from the munici- Peterson. hundred for it. Ky. 41 A was stitution. o'clock Saturday night. Rev. J. ed it to agree on submitting the Lexington—Frank D. has said he w airport. The control tower of the variety used. Farm Agent Arnall Drace, the local pastor an- question to the courts. pal comptroller at the University the governors T. radioed: "Army B-24, you have Arnall claimant to governorship of Georgia. is tarn. bids on Raymond 0. Johnson said Doo- surrender nounced today. There will also The contest went all the way Ellis (let). Kentucky, announced Lieutenant dove about 10 yards of our barbed evecutive mansion in Atlanta. Ga., wkkh for U. lin used a cover crop mixture til the message in song by to the U. 8. Supreme Court, ed from the door of the Initial construction work can be vested be special fence wrapped around governs... by Sgt. J. op- a heavy appli- qualified and Brothers which refused to upset the leg- wire has occupied during his four year term as K's new fieldhouae will be and vetch, plus the Adams gear" The pilot's by complete fertilizer in to come and islature's action and Beckham your landing (rear) and trooper J. T. Davis (right) of the highway ened at Frankfort Feb. 6 cation of All are urged "What do you Frank Jones manure. (Csatiared ea Pap Two the serv- served as governor. Taylor went comeback was: enter with • group of newspaper men. the purchasing division. addition to some g a lost friend to bring it back?" patrol as Arnall sought to to Indianapolis. expect me to do, $,114. Friday Evening, January 17, 194; Fulton Deily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Pip, Taro son; recretary, Maurine Eber- 2 GOVERNORS Radiant Living 'Triplets Adopted hardt; musician, Carolyn Jones; (Continued from Page One) i vice president, Betty Jane Alen- Devotional for training tin spiritual life. ratter ! bruster; warden, Dorothy Jean the raltou the executive powers of Howell; chaplain. Dorothy June DAILY SINCE 1898. state. THE ABIDING TRIO Bugg: hi:torten and reporter, Arnall termed Thompaon's an- FAITH 1.1BLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main_ Street, Fulton, Kentucky. Jan Mahan; treasurer, Roberta — nouncement a "very interesting "Now faith is the substance oi MASSON InalstAni Floyd: and Mrs.•Swanie Vaden, 10111Norr Lee W saLD datanTI.P4 ADKINsoN spone.r. development" and added that things hoped for, the evidence :. I...Mesas:SING LD:Tose serve PumLisHER Witnessing the Jr stalation "in the meantline, I will of things not seen." Hebrews 1, 1879. of as governor." 11:1. nterest u second class matter at Fulton. Kentucky, under act of Congress of March were Mrs. Max Hurt. sponsor i Chapter, Murray, Miss The chunky little 39-year-old "Faith is the 'grasping of Al- OtetION. Delta Mu gineaseisprioN *areal Ott ItATIL ODX IN OLAilliPitb La Jean Bynum, W. C. Member, chief exemitive who is complet- mighty "rower; The hand of man 30 Martin ing Georgia's first four-year laid re the arm of God; The 011VVIIIIMIIINII * : •uilliherreaD ON NteLitOT. . _ Telephdae Fulton, Misses Francis . Shim icy Scott, Junior W. C. term as governor was barred grand and blessed hour In which to use for and '... EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled Members, Fulghane Mrs. Evie first from the executive ()dices the things impo-stble to me Be and elan the local news published. reproduction of all news dspatches credited to this paper Jackson, president of Fulgham in the Capitol and then from cause the possible, 0 Lord Grove and Mrs. Bennett of Ful- the governor's mansion by Tal- through thee."—Anna t, IL:rai, gham. After all business was madge-commanded state troop- ton. United States Has Super Atom Rom') ers yesterday. finished a social hour was ea- HOSE that, if a war should develop between Rus- Arnall described his opponent's By J. M. Roberts, Jr., joyed at which t.rne the girls "Which hope we have as an Democrecies, the Red as a "perfect panzer sit and the Western had a play party with Mrs. Ben- tactics of the soul, bote :en AP Foreign Affairs Analyst and said it gave con- anchor army's first objective would be the occupa- nett presiding at the piano. A movement" steadfast." Hebrews 8:19. trol to "storm troops," a refer- and Prof. Marcus Oliphant, wartime atoiate tion of Western Eurcpe, and that the defense. lovely sandwich plate with coco "To change and change is life: be a belt ence on which Talmadge declin- Use is quoted as saying that the Unite against such development would colas and cookies were served. to move anti neve: rest: Sc; ed comment. has produced r bomb six hundred of airborne destruction from the Black Not what we are but what we as powerful as the one which destroyed to the Baltic, cutting off supplies to the Soviet Arlingt an News hope, is best.—Jernes Russell armies which had advances westward. At PERSONALS Lowell. agasaki Bardwell, Ky.,—(Spl). Com- bomb which would create f!ve-miles to the bomb. which leruld LOVE That means a plimenting Misi, Linda Marie Mrs. Milton CalUham and to 120 been about what to expect trim the leagaselti "Now the of the command- • destruction over an area from 60 Wilson, bride-elect, Mrs. W. R. children, Sidney and Michael re- end bomb, this belt shounded like some pretty ment 's love out of a pure heart, in diameter, and whose rays would King, Mrs. Granville Terry and turned to Fulton Thursday night from GO tin 120 miles and of good conscience, and of travel hundreds of miles farther with burn- high-flying fancy. At Miss Jane Jennings, were hos- after a months visit in Detroit faith unfeigned." I Timothy 1:5. or three such bombs might per bomb. its feasibility rites immensely. tesses at a miscellaneous with Mrs. Calliham's family. log force. Two "The man is happy, Lord, Who Belton, New York. Philadelphia. From what has been published about the shower Tuesday at the home of Ivies out Mrs. Miriam Browder. daugh- have love like this doth.owei practically atomic bomb it would seem likely that new Mrs. N. C. Wilson. Salthlicre and Wa.sh'ngton and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brow- Loves thee, his friehd In thee assembly methods--still at the heart of the Other than the honoree, those "Weething in between at one swoop. der, will leave tonight for Wash- and, for thy sake, his foe." for the incite -- present and sending gifts, were: lay students of atemic power have been bomb secret—are responsible ington, D. C. —Richard Trench. reports, rather Messrs and Mesdames Marvin liadering for some time what was the basis ed power which Dr. Oliphant "And noW abideth faith, hope, explosive High and Freddie, Roney Terry, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Haney by Einstein and other relent- than better methods of refining the love, these three; but the great- t• statements Robert Morton, J. M. Forrester, have gone to Ir.dianoplis. Ind., by materials or a physically bigger bomb. If tals est of these Is love." I Coe 13:13 Mt. that civilizatioa could be wiped out Frank Goode, W. R. King, B. to visit their son, 011e, who is the case and there is no great differences -Faith, Hope and Love were ,the Atomic bomb, which up until now we is Jennings, and Jarie, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alfred has been con- America already has planes Mrs. Jones, Jewel Terry, kuestioned what they 11iirre merely as a bigger and better explosion in meuurements. Stanley fined to her bed at her home Long. Rob- thought some rays added. There was a feeling which can deliver this new bomb anywhere and Suzanne, Walter on Church street since Monday 9161111 ert Wilmouth and Ronnie, Mr. Of future glory which religion knew something more in the world. with a severe case of bronchitis. -431"a, these scientists holds and Mrs. Billie Owen, Carl Gra- talght; atomic ex- If the report of Professor Oliphant's ad- Judge Hower Patterson. of Cont ra Costa county, California, bad been indicated by such ves and Pat, Mr and Mrs. Tommy and Mrs, Glenn Williams Now Faith believed it to be dress in Australia is correct it reopens the en- sevesoisonith-ole triplets foe whom he signed adoption papers at Mr. as have occurred, devastating es they Wilson, Clovis Terry, Lloyd Wil- left this morane for Birming- firmly true, which has been under Calif. The trio, kit to right, Terissa, Timothy. aud when considered in relations:1p with tire field of speculation Martha's. son Gerald and Larry, 0. W. ham, Ala., to visit Mr. Williams' And Hope expected so to find Hiroshima. To some it will were adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Lee. Their it size of the world Apprrently Profeesor explcration since Tamara, Tyler. and Jane, Jack Williams, brother, "Shorty" Williams, who too; accebatant. Love answered, smiling with has given us the answer. Here, if mean that the search for an international new foster father is an Clyde Wilson, and Glenna, Char- used to live in Fulton. nt Uncoraitiotts glow, con de- atomic control agneiment mutt be pushed les Wilson, J. Mathis, Arleigh and Mrs. 94 right, is a werpon which be Mrs. Harvey Maddox "Relieve? expect? I Iwo" it to with utmost speed. Professor Oliphant him- Wilson, Lee Jennings. Paul yesterday by present-day planes and ii capable C. D. Sewarda spent eia."—John weak,' to say that Young, Oscar Wilson, Boone be griping out whole strategic are: 3. such at: self took this tack, going farther In Paducah gimps:Eng. Dick, George Mathis, A. D. Mrs. Randolp Kramer ca's Great lakes industrial centers and mankind must either renounce war or com- Mr. ant The biggest —OrtTI;21 se void Bishop, Joe Ksndol, E. Reeees, arid children have returned to Cierman Ruhr, with one-raid efficiency. mit suicide. Is the Whale shark. a' t 50 leo Lewis Sams, Gilliam Ballard, 0. home in Owensboro after Some. desoairing of attaining a fool-proof their long and weighing several tons, Here Is a weapon which conceivably could Terry, Noble Deweese sad Kenny, visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. J the world's present state, are the whsle, a mammal, magas up Ned by a United Nations police force to agreement in Here Bishop, and Betty, Horace Kramer, Br., on eseoad street. to whether the ail to 130 tons. is an aggressor, laying a lethal belt of likely to raise the question as Mahe% Holt Bishcp, J. A Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton power- and destruction around the borders United States is not now sufficiently !CRUTCHFIELD1 HOMEMAKER'S Immediate families. Jimmy Hendrickson, Thomse have taken an apartment on A. Ashworth, Odell Sims, hobble country to prevent its troops from ful and under 'ligation to dictate peace and I HOLD MEETING The bride wore a two piece Bishop, Pear) street with Mr. 8. 14. Ed- everywhere in D. 8. Bishop, Rev. and Mrs. g at a would-be victim. enforce internarional morality blue gabardine dress with brown wards. REVIVAL The Crutchfield Homemaker's Walter Martin, Raymond Far- a student at Sailer University, Military men already have voiced the theory the world. 1 accessories with a corsage of held their regular monthly row, Mesdames Om Gorham, also Mrs. Haney's Aster. Mrs. Hear Evangelist pink carnations. Mrs. Jones wore Robert Campbell, W. Underwood, meeting In the lovely home of - Edward Steel and sun. David. • la grey crepe dress with black ac Oscar Strwk'n, Vlvia Jenhinp, DELLA DRIBBLES Mrs. Paul Williams Jan. 13, with I ceasories and a corsage of red Chicks Early With The Fourth Estate Jennie Terry, George Kyherd, POLAND IS GETTING At the Get Behind 19 members ar.d three visitors, carnations. Mrs. Roberts wore Bowden Johnson, H. Davis, Bora FATEFUL FORGETTING dress with black SOME GERMAN FACTORIES , Mrs. Jim Murchison. Mr. J. Pe a black crepe Webb, G. Jackson and Arend CHURCH OF GOO Yesterday's Leader carried the announce- This piece, from the publication of the accessories and white carnations Jr., and Mrs. Vera 13311nd N. C. Wilsoe, and Mimeo Warsaw— API—Polliiid is get- that the Fulton Baseball Association will New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles, is Williams, I were here corsage. Mrs. Cobb, Each Day This Week Toyer. Lcuile Graves, Ann 'Jones and ting pIne machine factories an important meeting tonight at ' the the point: the groom's mother, wore a taro- frorn. of mass- to The president. Mts. Paul Wii- kit Try. the Russian. use 7:00 P: M It was stated that dIrecturs for t.0 Mete block suit with a eorsege Germany as part; of BerViCes at Hall. He Forget Hams. called the meeting patlds,th be elected, after a fi- of white carnations. —iSpli.—The her shere of nit reparations, INVITED coining year will He was an unusually good worker and very order and the devotional 1VP—S Arlington, Ky., ALL ARE ' following the RzezPospo- report for last year is received, and careful about his own health. He brushed given. During the business meet- Woman's Society of Christian gays newspaper wedding Mr. and Mrs. Cobb left Arlington Metho- lite. 'election of a manager for the 1947 sea- his teeth twice a day with a nationally ad- ins plans were made to make Service of the on a honeymoon to points south: dist Church complimented Miss The factory equipment in- will be discussed. All Chicks fans were m ore aprons to sell to send the - vertised toothbrush. Mrs. Cobb was before her mar Carrie Jackson, who will leave cludes 2,300 lathes. rye factories to be present to voice their opin'ons on delegate, Mrs. Percy Veatch. to - The doctor examined him twice a year. riage emplyed with the Inter Nam for Korea as a miasionary, produce aircraft ?arts, tem for club. Farm and Home week. Mrs. rs concerning the baseball He wore rubbers when it rained. :tate Loan Company. She erat:u- ^ pot luck luncheon, Wed- metals and another produces Adams. house agent. told the high school in ! The Leader joins with the.officiaLs of the He slept with the windows open. atte from Fulton —! chemicals. f LT611 !group that another piece of from nesday. Anoctation in urging fans to attend this He stuck to a diet with plenty of fresh 1944. Mr. Cobb wiadusated Avery Ti. t3enong, presi- — school ground tquipmeet had in 1941. 4nsetbet. Farmington high school dent of the Society tatted as Mg will be held at the school vegetables. I arrived, entered the armed been told that this is the &mai- when he tcastmarter. Miss Jacksan spoke building Its Cunningham at 1000 We have He relinquished his tonsik and traded ea I Mrs. MeClanagan gave an in service Fin s AV • SATURI/A1 service He was in three KCrell. in town In organized baseball. That being glands. Wresting rocking chair tour of on her work in where a. in.: at the school build ng several worn-out years and one month awl ov- for thirty use, it takes all of us to make a success- , Panama. In the absence of the she was a misrionary Milburn at 1:00 p. in.. it Ailing- He golfed. but never more that: 18 holes. crams a year an da half. He is World War II. small Fulton may be. It is ' landscape leader the Leeson years. prior to Ito at the Charles Death potato team. However He never smoked, drank or lost his temper. now employed with Time Pi- was enjoyed. sheets were handed out and A necial hour house at 2:30 p. m., and at the a berebtill town! Last year's splendid He did his daily dozen daily. mance Company in Mayfield. were Mea- Petiole,' j read aloud by the group. There. Thorie attending ichcol building in Bardwell at Double left little to be deilred. It was well sup- got at least eight hours' sleep each Mr. and Mrs. Cobb will reside Avery H. He were several good points on the dames J. Boyd Heynes, 7.00 p. in. ,by the fans. The Chicks came within in Mayfield when they 'return, Jack night. watering of outside a; d house Gaffing, Waiter Biayden, LOVE! the Kitty League pen- B. Paul MA'I..,St game of winning The funeral will be next Wednesday. , plants, also on the care of vines. Meshelv, J. Wortham. DINNER PARTY HONORS Calvin Webb, Under the able direction of Manager Hc is survived by 18 specialists, four health I Briefly the points discussed Stanley, Jewell MR. AND MRS. ELBERT JOHNS D. A. Hatch, Ina Holliday it did us honor. six gymnasiums and numeroul were: Now is the time to prune Enrington. institutes, G. Mitchell, Lena get behind the team early this year. I ivy growing on the outside of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Owen,Meshaw, J. DANCING Let's manufacturers of health foods and antisep- Oscar R. Brock, the meeting in the City the house, it should be cut back Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eliemi and I R. Cummins, out tonight for tics. Williams, Rev. and Mrs. to within three or four fest of Mr. and Mrs. William Blackstone I Bonnie . the hour is 730. Be there. He had forgotten that his car's tires were Eason, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- the ground, then pulled careful- were hostes and hostesses to a I L. B. 50 I Lennie Jack- won to the fabric and that miles an hour from the house: small branch- well planneded dine partyer hon- i ter Jackson, Wises ly Magruder, Hettle Memnon Shortage In Georgia was too fast to travel under the eirrettn- es should be left; the planting oring Mr. and Mrs. Elbett Johns I tan. Arnie the honoree. staeces. vines should be done in the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Bowe and the governor of North Carolina l of What did spring. Owen on Second street. Ky.—tape'--The an- Say to the governor of South Carolina when Mrs. Adams took the names Mr. Johns ir the Scout exe- Bardwell, Payton For Policemen's Friend Bible Iristitute of the a of those Interested .n house- cutive of the Dry Lake District, nual *say met? Some say he said. "It's been Baptist Church start- before s magis- planning and there will be a They have recently moved to risiesippi time between drinks" That question rittsburgh—;AF;—Halled and will continue of lessons on the subject Fulton from Paducah. The cen- ed tonight, into lielenifIcances when we are faced trate on a loitering charge, Thomas Coll was series night. Jan. 17. romelime in the spring or fell. ter piece of the table was sliver through Friday one—What did the governor indentified as the writer of a recent letter to are as follows: Wed- lea a newer The possibility of the Fultoo holding red carnations s....d all- Speakers the praising city police as "the night, Rev. Bill Gorham Georgia siay to the governor of Georgia newsoapers County Homemaker's sponsoring car candle holdets with red nesday Calvin Hudson; Thurs- they met? W thout taking sides on the best in the world." e D. D. 1', program this spring candela. After dinner, gatees of and Rev. a. m. The Rev. • ef who is governor of Georgia. we do "What do you th nk of the police now?" MU discussed and the members rummy were played till a late day at 10:00 11:00 a. in. Rev. Huey just one facetious remark The asked Magistrate Frank Zeppaia. of each rommu: ity will be not- hour. Origgs; wish to make p. m. Rev. E. N. still think they're efficient. The off cer ;fled later of the roles to get Burgers; 1:00 111101111ing situation is worse than we feared p. in. Rev. Tildon their house sprayed. '191E KAPPA PillCKAPtitlt Crider; 2:00 n we lez,r)- th:t two governors are trying er.1- did his duty." responded Coll. p. Mrs. Adams elan gave a report COMPLKIKD IN FVEGHAH Garner; 7:00 m. Rev. Roy the same executive mansion. "Ca^e dismissed,' said Zappala. m. H. M. share of advisory Eetireone en- AND CLINTON, RI. Clark; 8:00 o. Rev. NOV ROGERS Friday 10:00 a. m. Rev. !eyed her dee ription of our Suthard. Mrs. Maylor Burns. Under the direction of Mrs 11:00 a. m. nntl TRIGGER county recreatioo leader. MYR. Thurman Tharp; !NEWS nice17Mr. Allen Kyle is doing fine. Waterfield, state Manager Clark; 1:00 p. m. HOSPITAL Mrs. Coleman Evans BoWell'a, trip to Scree College Lois Rev. Eugene Mrs. Gaynell Tibbs Is doing I of the Woodmen Citele and lefts. R. Hicks; 2:00 p. m. Rev. Oates Clile Opal Wiilloms, coltircrt. fiat 'recreational training and Rev. I. Jewell MeClain, district me:.- Hargi.ove: 7:00 p. m. Rev. Ncic n. everyone is looking forward to Galen Mr. 0117 *eh is taking treat-. Mrs. Ha.ssel Williams is do- Mrs Addl. ogre the Nairn Phi Chapter of Johnson; 8:00 p. m. Rev. Ora Lee Higes, colorer!. e. civility wide party Willie "R-oilnl-On Ls. ing nicely. the National TRU Phi 1.10r.ba Wilson. Mott. Mrs. Percy Veatch and Mrs. Keith s. C. r. cale,„:1 about Mr. J. D. Simon is doing nice- ! Mrs. Harry Sorority of the Supreme libtcs will be served on Thurs- J. W. McClanahan gave the 'es- Lunch DANCE Texns Moon" Nine ly. Mrs. Gene Gardner, Fulton high school auditorium Friday. vi for the dhy on foods. They day and S. L tette% Is restine Mr". Raymond Arant is. doing I meet route. This chapter is coMpored of Miss Lola Giffin, lemon City. ItlYr elfterent war to use our The Mitiric of North Wi'son La better. nicely. C. ls in Bardwell, Ky Bpi.) —so r“ Willingham, canned fruits, vegetables; and W. cm "ltilitm an Willard Wetten i Colog Jena Morris is ening fi ,e. Mr. Will Fulton. I Clinton, Ky. The National pres- interest has been shoWn J. T mints. They also told of the tilt- much Robert Melton the I Mr. Brundridge. !dent Of the sorority, Miss °net meeting of the Mr. ArLng- i intent types of also lege and the in the varieus o•a 111"ctbr is better. Miss Millie Patterson, be training earies in LEN FOSTER same ton. cause ot them. The menu SIM- Veterans tV. H. Brown Is better. Mrs. Matt Croft Is doing fine. intinay. presided oter the Carlisle County in the discus- Mrs. Herman Elliott, Crutch- Stated was used for lunch end .r ()wens I, &tilt floc Mrs. Vernon Wall Is doing initiation and Inatalatkin. m- sions cf the production of cu- An4 Hi. Orchoetra field. evotyone was glad to learn new WIN Pits died last rnkbi nicely. (fisted by Miss Dorothy Henry. cumbers for pickling purposes Mr. Gather Price. Tiptonville. wigs of fixing every-day dish_ bert Eclen bee • Mrs. M. A. Harris in doing Mire Ann Vae Hatt, Mrs. Bert that meetings have been sche- TODAY - TOMORROW Pet:ents dismissed. et Miss raV Nell Ander- nicely. Comm directed the Crider and duled at the following places in Saturday Night, Mrs. D. Fry and baby. Mrs. Clyde Delta Mu Chapter, Mur- SHOWS— — 723-11:22 Neely Bills hr.'s been dismissed. the club adjourh- Ion of the county. recreetIon,ar.d Mrs. Ode Carver and OUthrle hr.; teen ad-, Wayne Reilly has been dis- to with Mrs. C. A. Bin ray and On Monday Jan. 20, a meet- A GRAIN OF TRUTH ed meet Virginia McClain. Fulton. January 18th mi ed. ford In Feboiary. Miss ABOUT MOONSHINING who are members of the Iota Johnny Meek Brown Is McCright has been ad- Felten Hospital ---- Dublio—IAPI— Shortages of Lambs Chapter in Paducah. ROHRHTS-CORIt and impressive *The litiyhlotati Halton Moroi has been Petit/its admitted. grain have disturbed the stilly In a beautiful BROOKS Deorgc the follow.ng girls Mrr Gladys Halter man. nights cf Irish moonshiners. Miss ilea:lee Roberts, daugh- ceremony initiated, Misses Dorothy j15 gele is &In,: ft is. Other patents. There were only 35 prommi- ter of M".o d Mrs. Shelby Rob- were it Glen Cobb of Wilson. Betty Armbruster. Mau- BUS LINE Pusrell Primi is doing Mrs. W. M. Sampson, Hick- Dons on 1945 for making boot- erts. and !.""ii ur lied in rine Eberhardt, June Bugg, Ro- ft'lloWing tilt OPe"itinn. man. leg liquor, compared with 184 Mayfteld ware marriage Strata Club in 1941, a review of the Eire Com- yesterday afteintion at 3:30 p berth Floyd, Jane Mahan. Caro- Kentucky to Michigan Kr. S. F. Jeffress is doing Mts. Bill Ellititt. Wing°. I Mrs. Cleo Bailey. missioner of Police has disclos- m. le the home of Rev. W. lye Jones, Dorothy Jean Howell, and Hour, to DETROIT, MICH. ICckman is I Mr. Roy Collins. ed.d. Reid. afte. Willie Mont Jones Vadene Hopkins Runclta Writ. L. Enid ei, Brownie %Min, Tetut: I Don Sammons. "This may be through the scar- attended the bride as Matron of Hopkins. Mesdames ante, Nichols Burkett.. Martha Sue Lee and Leaves Malmard's Service Sta- OH Arnold is doing LOW* McAlistei city of raw materials used in honor anti W. C. of tire. CaPells Vaden. Hell DAILY at 11:N A. BE "The $onyt't .Mott Mt Jim Inman. the manufae.ure of illicit spirits Mayfield attended the groom as Swanie 1 and the intreased difficulty in best man. At the aloe. of the Initiation . 1-11101 Andereon is do- ' Vaughan. ith and Lake St. txtemalia Reatitifal BitlItoorn" ' Howell. obtaining them." the review The double ring ceremony was the following officers were ln- no pointed out. held in the presence of only the staled, president. Dorothy WU- W. I. Walter is di '' Robert Veatch. t I •

Page throe Fulton bully Leader, Neon, Kentucky tiltWI 17, 194" Friday Evening, January 17, 1947 Technical Knockout Ilag Dines Viet-Namese Flee From Camera int Living I Di Tilden To Do Sports Roundup Joe Reich- I for training tie ' Baseball Historian By Hugh Fell-igen, Jr. b' bar discovered ae account : of the first intercollegiate base- Hard Labor iBIDING TRIO New Yoe:, Jan. 17-eli.P) - bail game, played at Pittslield, From not. on Jimmy Conzei- Maas., June 1, 1859, between Wil- change that . . . The 9 Month Sentence 3 is the substance el man will hive to 1 Lams and Amherst. about Get tie Hales, played with 13 men For "Big Bill"; d for, the evidence speech I contest was niccq rich man I know." side and 55 runs con- ot seen." Rebel..1A , "The i on each Once Tennis King . . But there's some question stituted a game. This one last apply that account Le.s Angeles, Jan. 17-(APi - the tgraspieg of Al whether he Ehould ; 26 "round"-bet the Owner Charley who won. Nine in' nths at hard labor ne The hand of ma: description to neglects in say Charley Trip- The Cuff etretched Out (eday before Wh- arm of God; Thn Bidwill or player Cleaning rate, with Trip- Alabama itens T. (Big Bill) fer- .leseed hour In which pi. . . At any . Floyd Burdette's Goldberg, Paul Christ- team, currently set- n-er monarch of the tennis court, mpo-sible to me Be pi, Biggie ; basketball Pat Harder in the pace for the South- following sentence on a morals possible, 0 Lord ian and ting a hot Cardinals should includes chnrge Involving 3 14-year-old a."-Anna ackfield, the eastern Conference, e more than just, the team three members of the Selma. oat likely to upset. . . . Wein- Parrish high team that won , Ala.. Routine county jail procedure, er what will become of :m- over three years. • 78 straight orserprinting. form-filling and ope we have as se other Triplet enterprise-the all little guys, Dyson ; They're tl,e like. occupied Tilden's new the soul, bole All-Star basketball team he or- Mabry Hardy and Dick ; Hamner, life-beginning at 53-as we LEt:' Hebrews 6:10. ganized to barnstorm the South? . . Jim Tatum, Ok- ; McKenzie. awaited atisignment to a road re and change is life He had lined up a half dozen of U. grid coach, gives lahoma gang where tennis will be so an never rest: his Sugar Bowl teammates, who public credit to his predecessor, what wn much dream stuff we are but had completed their college eli- Snorter Luster, for the "T" for- beat,-Jernes Reesel. gibility, to play on the team.; mation revere* play that boke ()laying. stoop-shouldered Til- Sports Eefore tour Eyes Joe Golding loose for so many den, the net wizzard who blazed Staff Cassell of American Uni- good gains last fall. a triumphant trail through the John Lawther's main and almost end of the command- versity. golden '20s, swayed rival in teaching zone defense,' when Superior out of a pure heart fell yesterday trench,5 they were digging id out of the of the insurgent Viet-Nam force% in Indochina leap from the (It gets a big laugh Basketball Judge A. A. Scott passed sent- Members d conscience, and pictures of their activities. Heavy pro basketball league outlawing ! ence a Hanoi street in December as a photographer attempted to make fried." I Timothy 1:5 InMaggio, his left leg in a cast following • the stationary zone. "It's too Yankee outfielder Joe fighting took place Hanoi when the French reinstall street barricades Reeled by the Ylet-Nasi is happy, Lord, we) to in bad the pro coaches can t find ! recent operation on his heel, smiles over breakfast it his hotel in Tilden had pleaded guilty contingents of Frenrh troop% are en route from France to Indochism se ve like this dotleent, Scores to near the Hanoi airfield. lArge time to set up an offenee testi at; New lork. He expects to be in shape for opening of spring train- the charge of contributing a, his friehd to tie. but ob- luxury liners pressed into service as transports. he says, "But they month. the boy's delinquency, r thy sake, his foe t.h esone," Press ing season next wouldn't get much sympathy By The Associated viously expected clemency Werner Krauss, star of thd ird Trench. mbst Flaget 42, Manual 38. -In view of your tendencies," from football coaches Mho -twice as many po.nts as movie, "Jew duess,t abideth faith, hos; ! Nortonville 33, Providence 28 point, Judge Scott told the ashen-faced Nat-era change their offense each week Litter Of Pigs Big-Wigs went in for -herding. • three; but the grew (Russellville 86. they had :scored up to that time. be 'Nazi sheep to meet the opposition." . . Knob City Bulldogs Lose athlete. "I think It would Is love." I Cor. 13:13 24. Bone was high scorer for Ful- For muscular labor, fdriftei Still it's a move that Ted Wil- Douglas (Murray) dangerous to let you go ire.2. lope and Love wen Fredonia 24. ton with 8 points, and Pirtle Nazis average 96 -pfennlgs ad , Hams likely would favor Frances 33, now." $580; but if it's heavy ned what thet Russellville 39, Princeton 33. held thc heelers for Milburn Sells For Now Doing hour t9 cents), The SwedigH-American A. C To Milburn Lewisburg 30. with 8 poir.t.s, also. enough, they get the first cate- will veteran teat* Coach Russellville 32, ) glory which religion honor Hickman 39. Score by quarters, with Ful- Luba Team To gory of food-ration card Just Ernie li. tleetberg Jan. 28 with Can't 63, at thd Bernstadt 9. Drop Earl). Lead ton's score first: 6-2; 15-13: ••-••• Profit like any other person dinner ftir his 80th birthday, Lynn Caney 38, $169.33 Menial Labor ,th bel'eved it to te a Creek 13. Flay Brewers same task. A cisas 1 card proi - - - — Oneida 44, Papier In Last Quarter; 21-24. ntiirlY' 141 pound of true, McKee 54, Annville 41. Fulton Pc s. Milburn In Litter; vides for "B" Team Loses, Too 17 (Special 1--Cu- Fourteen Most Prominent daily, as eomPareil' to ig I expected so to find VIrgie 50, FlemWing 16. Bone 8.,., F Pearson 2 Cuba• Jan meat "Cuba" will play Coach 6169.63 Profit pound on clan 2‘cafda. - London 48, Bush 18 Fulton high school's Bulldogs Baird 1 Prince ba High Less settling with City 33. Nelms 3 C Pirtle 8 McCoy Tarry's Redman of After Feeding Complain If ft Nazi malingers he 10111.bi4 peered, Vicco 42, BikhOrn lost to Milburn last night in the coprtAnk elolis glow. Oivsley cotinty 40, Jackson 29. Pigue 2 _ G Moore 6 Brewers High, the 4th ranking to trial in 'a Herman new gym, tak ng the short end ' A litter of pigs that sold for Than Small Fry mune tea ap- expeet? I know it to Barbourdlie 1, North Central Campbell 6 _ 0 ____ Slayden 2 team of the state, on Tuesday no noteworthy. of a 24-21 score. An early lead en- record yet. To prevent 'alibis: -John Wesley: 0 (forfeit I. Subs: Fulton-Browder, Nall,!night, Jan. 21, in a return $580.13 is the made by peared was maintaired through the fill Nada medically 'Creek 33, Pine Knot 36. Bard 1, Fuzzell, Collins. Milburn: gagement in the Cuba high gym.'J. A. Barber of Washington SOCIETY REVERSED the city has Papier first three quarters but during if they est fish hate w,e el 47, Credo-Kenova Mason, Green, England 2, Wil- The first meeting of the two; ripunty and reported by County examined to..deffrspine• Grayson last quarter the local team Berlin-AP-The princess, a' shark, a'hut 50 the liams, Vivrett. 4. clubs proved dleasterous to the ftent Troll Toting to the State are physically. Otto'stand ,tard (W. Vas 46. was roundly outplayed. Fulton in her elegant 'eighths several 40, Breckinridge The "B" team also lost their "Cubs" to the tune of 09-23 in college of Agriculture and Home coarse broom labor. Maysville Scored only six poirna in the coaches at takes' two or three alalrilMal, weenie up game by a score of 13-21 They the Brewers gym and Cuba en- onornics at Lexington. hands swept out the usitally quarter, while Milburn Ie fourth likewise had trouble in the ters this contest quite the up- • , The 11 sows and three boars the railway station. The erudite hours to convince. a Nat, kitten was able to connect for 16 but determined to give carried bricks. The he implies in hereldo the lar of- DP. T. M. Reid fourth quarter, havieg led all der-dog the litter weighed 3,313 professor way up to then. them a good game. The Cuba when aOld at the age great actor, with no one to ap- fice, that he's *lough wPdi his (overtime). the rounds Training 38 Fulton Pc s. Milbarn boys will start the game in eft in days. They placed sec- plaud him, herded sheep. forotter profeadlool Or brinesa, CHIROPRACTOR and quite determin- Thus Berlin society has • gone or art," said Itelthert. VIVAI, Russell 36. McKell 23. Holt F Williams 6 good shape 'ond in the state Um-litter con- CITY NATIONAL NANk 0 The earlier game between topsy-turvy since denazifica- "When they, leave, they're West Liberty 38, Hitchins 37. Collins 4 __ Templeton ed. tain where 23 litters weighed a r Evangelist Palack 1 two clubs was played on a started transforming the talking very mipkly.• But. I'm BUILS4190 Morehead 52, Louisa 10. Mann 5 C the tan or more ea,' when flee days tion Saturday night on the heels of upper crest of the Third Reich certain their real attitude is dif- GRIBBLES Fulton 21, Milburn 24. Byassee 4 0, Jackson idss than six months old. A Hours: 9 to It - 3 Friday night game with Farm- callused day laborers. ferent To me, they're all wolves College 46, Park City 31. Hyland (Hayden a Purebred Durocs, and • raised into ington, Cuba's arch rival, and At 20 district offices in this in sheep'S fur!' At the PHONE 97 Cave City 55, Temple Hill 39. Subs: Fulton-Linton, Holland ender ton-litter conditions, the the "Cubs" very sluggish late city. German civilian labor au- Techert 'produced a Berlin Beaver Dam 64, Centertown 31. Thompson, Mischke, Carney tound 14 pigs in the Barber made ICH OF GOD sad by Appslahaellit 2. getting a slow start the 1.43 thorities carry out Allied direc- newspaper clipping to shoe: the Scottevitie 50, Allen County 32. Milburn-Durbin, Hargrove, After an average dally gain of club has shown signs of tives by converting the. Olken other side of -the picture in de- Day This Week Plasmatic Therapy Midway 36, Kavaneugh 34 Cuba pounds and Weighed an average TliE KEG use coining back with elite of yesteryear into ehoicere, nazificaton. It reported a purgii Electrical Trealkihatit - (overtime. Vitaehin manufacturers 'promise by of 50 pounds each when 56 days P. M. oil having won ,etorking citizens. Berlin law anfortement Agen- at 7:00 442 Lake Street :-: Paltbn, ky. 35, Nicholasville 29. ; nine million tons of shark wins consistently, old. They 'were furrowed in a hard of Burgin straight games Take It To fill the vacancies, an LRE INVITED the last five scalded house and ran on clean Hew They cies. BY ROY( -BANE Out of the eighteen game play- ground and good pasture and in Heinz Techert, former con- ice ea,sler had become a public BUZ SAWYER ed. the Cuba team rates a .500 received grain and centration camp inmate, leafed prosecutor, a male nurse was a HOW DOES IT NAPPEN THAT addition YOu ALIVANAS Weite A I NEN w140 STABBED 141Ni by winn ng half of them. Cuba pure water through his files and said promi- police euperintendent, and kW*. stOvEMY LOW;OWN - Tai PERSON one of its less than MU chief of detectives. • GAYE 1MPED A BLOODSTAINED KNIFE ON high school is playing Sellards announced that lit- nent Nazis complained smith YOU toughest schedules, having between Feb. 1 their small-bore brethrn in tak- '0OURSELF I TELLNOu YOOR TROUSERS? ters farrowed AWAY, 1 DONT KHOW nig" AT rehechiled 30 games Farming- and April 30 may be entered in ing new menial Jobs. Printing Leal Pays 140Tilltr ABCLIT to:, Brewers, Milburn, Symsonia, ton- Princess Viktoria Ceche von '>-- the 1947 Kentucky state In 24 man days of laboiri IT. I DIDN'T Cunningham. Hickman high, litter contest. Ton-litter shows Hessen, for example, quietly re- Frank Dohoney of Adair coun- KILL HIM! Fulgham, Sedalia, Clinten w.11 be held at Loutsvill: and ported to the railroad office ty 1,600 pounds of to; 1 111W.f.A111 I Lowes, Wingo. Fulton High. Haz- Evansville. Ind., and $500 in where Techert had told her she primed which he sold for $800; V • SATURDAY DIDN'T! el. Murray H.gh Mayfield High, cash prizes divided among own- could find employment as a bacco Arthur Bryant. an Adair coun- Westein, and Simpsoneille from ers of top litters. "work-woman." 1117-7:95-8:111-9:19 teams composer of ty 4-H boy, primed 110 poundi up-rtate are some of the In reviewing this outstanding Norbert Schultze. which he sold for $47; that loom on the -Cubs" sche- record, H. 0. Sellards, extension "Lill; Marlene' and -Bombs on of leaf playing in Thirty-eight cmmunity leaders Ode Feature dule. Too, Cuba is swine specialist for the College England." took up hedge-trim- with Canty Agent H. i the South Graves County Invi- of kgrIculture, noted that this mings as a gardener. eperated Sedalia, international 3. Rankin in a cuntywide tation Toureament at -ass the seventh litter for the Prof. Max Kloss, improvement p ISE LOVE! on February 5th and 6th. They sow, intemting the important figure in electrical research, beet() proved they can score be toruec- of longeeity if. ureed- slimed on in the building trades. Principal Sixteen thousand persons ing Wettern 62-22 on join. 14. leg stock. Countess Sigrid von Rex was line-up has not gaged in farming are killed Cuba's starting The net profit on the Barber enrolled as a housemaid. decided, but it is be- Tends Sheep aecidents annually in the U. Niimher yet been litter was $169.33, after allowing 'Jew Sates' The Wronv Edwards, Billy Vin- tween Ted all feed at market price and lip V mil Yates, for DAWOOD.G I 111 I GIVE THAT cent, D. Yates. cents an hour for the chore- Ifif HI 1111111; . IT REALLY isiOCKS. -"' '' i 1-eu SeiGHT Virrent, Darrell Wil- r---70- -- COME OUT HERE William thee job of feeding and other- rriimuritrzif... MAMA BI'(ACK TO Ted Howard. Two LIIT me AN HELP ME ALVIN!, , Evict Wire loOkIng after the sow and LIDANEbi-MK PX#.2Z 'MTh 'fl. DISHES 'boys sure to start are Billy Vin- Clearance Sale TELEPHONE SEP-THS 4147UNIT cent 6 foot 3 inches, and Ted fp s / Edwards. The OTHER OINK IS IN -‘ Edwards 6 foot 2. Name . THE KITCHEN ,,ht ..... big boy has scored npward in .4 Rose By Any An Wieder Gook Drastically aerwcad. ' tia• / nearly every game ii A - the tedhs in St. Louis-AP--A youth with , 'V matched with the tall SUITS, HATS & DRESSES / . . end when the surname of Jurik, explain- MATS, t,4;r .- 1...... 11 from Brewers Is out to .1 A. ... Rudy ing that through either igno- him in every way. 111:•..41,. r,i \ ., out do rance or malice people always ,• ahaii:-' •••14/ ''S ../s The first team will play erste it as Jerk, apwarei %..t,.... _ • pronounced the game being called for 7:00 ask- . ' before a circu.t Judge here Clarice Shop fli w will play - p. m. The "8" team that it be changed to Mil- t el, ing last. ler. ste 11...... • 1 ‘-pfute- hi I '1. V ROGERS ... I TWA MI TRIGGER rfil: ils-g-virITRP P A TRY Noy/ I'LL Nave TO SE i -in- '11G' ALLIGATOR TO Creme UP •roun SLUM:MAI/ 1011 PRINTING Roil Ott CIooc! ,•• 'as Moon" mod Your neighbor's Walt • At Its Best• • Im Were disappearing; He saw BILL DOLLAR- Now he's cheering. ,j Order Now To Insure Delivery "lier.""eeseerafterla _ 11 costs plenty to run You Need it Most! TOMORROW AMPOOkeld these days. When Call to Confer iontiretintias . 7:23-9:22 OAKY A When wise, end you arid ..STATEMENTS -PERSONAL STATIONERY cash quickly, was eve y Maek Brown HEADS --HIRT', A IS NOUNCEMIENTS fr endly loan service. -LETTER Mina Halton -ENVELOPES -WEDDING .iNNOUNI(;EMEliTS —SHIPPING TAGS 1Ni) BILLS, 1111'4001V 4.:AIIDS. ['rigger Szi nte'14tut4 —Estimates Irillittnt Charge-- LOAN i'PRPtlfW: Fulton Daily Leadow _lob Printing Dept. [ngers" Fred Benedict. Job Supt. WO Main Street PI 30 ‘• and SERIAL a

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ten reaches 125 degrees help- I age tank' to catch the inftequent Opal Miners 1 ed drive them underground and rains 1 the lack of wood in the barren: Milestone Car "Sealed in Cellophane" country sped the process. i U. 8, AIR BASE CLASSIFIED ADS Unlike the lusty, noisy gold CONVERTED IN BRAZIL Strike It Rich camps, the opal diggings are Macapa, Brazil—( API—Bra711- are individu- tan _ see'rete—±-77-7- _ 1 quite. Opal miners authorities are already flak- Australian Desert Town alists, taciturn, secretive, unso- ing use of the nearby a!r base FOR SALE: A lot 100k150 with Springs Up Where Lonely cial. There is no liquor and lit- built by the U. S. Army during CLASSIFIED RATES small house. Call 826 23-7tp tle gambling. The men prefer the war and recently returned to Men Dig, Polish Jewels to sit in their caves and polish Brazil after a wartime loan FOR BALE: 26-inch boy's bike Ma- CLAS•IFIED ADS. ! their chinery has Just arrived motor. 396 E. Sydney, Australia —Coober opals. from with 4-cycle to construct a Less than 25 words: Pedy out in Australia's waste- Rio de Janeiro insertion ...... SOc State Line. 3$-Hp I The new strike was made early the base 1st lands locks like lust another highway to from this end insertion, word ee In 1946, near some old workings City with a view to le Rent spot in the desert, except for developing Each additional insert., word • For where a few miners had been civil aviation. This city is in more: a scattering of shacks and tents. the 25 words or I eking out a precarious exist- extreme north of Brazil on the insertion, word !!c FOR RENT: Bedroom. Close in. But it is the home of some very let I ence. But news of the discovery of the 2nd insertion. word . ec 410 Eddings. Phone 476. wealthy men, men who are northern bank mouth of did not reach the population Each additional insert., word le 23-6th. growing richer week by week the Amazon. centers of Australia for several from their finds in a fabulous I CARD Or months. And then the report • Help Wanted opal strike. Minimum Charge came almost by accident. The How rich they are is their own Each Word AVAILABLE AT ONCE nearby miners simply transferred their secret. And the comparative TERMINIX giver' you a fe'led Rawleigh business in South- operations to the nearby field comfort of their homes is equally termite treatment that ends OBITUARY: west Graves county. 3800 fam- and said nothing. They still say Charge hidden. The homes and even the Minimum ilies. Prodects sold 25 years. nothing. They simply have more, costly damage and guards Each Word store and postoffice of the lit- Good opportunity. Trade well many more, opals for sale when against further attack. 'I hi.; tle camp are in caves or dug- NATIONAL DIS- established. Route experience the buyers come in from Ade- work ix triply guaranteed. LOCAL AND outs. The desert heat which of- PLAY TISI helpful but not neuessary to laide. TERMINIX inxpection service i. SUBMITTED ON RILEIUE•T start. Car essential. Write at They spend most of their days ••ailable to you ithout cost or once. Raleigh s. Dept. KYA- in their little mine tunnels and obligation. Freeport, Ill., or see U. N. Information •!JOISCRIPTION ..... 81-102A, their nights in their cave-homes, PI Carrkr Delivery in Fulton, Russell Brown, R. R. No. 3, so the town looks deserted-- ERCE -CEQI JIN CO. Question: In what countries Phone Fulton. Hickman, Carlisle, Ballard, Fulton. Ky. 23-3tp. much like a shell-torn battle- I 33 Ky. today do women not have equal Iltistiresantativs or Graves Counties, Ky.; Obion, field because of the many dig- Authorized Tenn.- voting rights with men? Ohio V•IN). Torrninix Corp Weakley Counties, But their is almost fever- 1k week, 55c month, $1.50 HELP WANTED: White woman, Answer: Argentina, Belgium. gings. three months; $3 six months, housekeeper, good cook, take Saliva, Chile, Columbia. Costa ish activity there. Coober Pedy $4.60 year. Mail orders not care of 2 year old child. Stay Rica, Egynt, Greece, Haiti. Hon- Is located in one of the bleak- accepted from localities ser- on place Nice home, excellent duras. Iran, Iraq, Nicaragua, est wastes in Australia. Water is industry by current business condi- ved by delivery agents. In salary. Phone 965, Union City, An "orchid" among motor cars is this milestone model, imposed upon the Paraguay, Peru. Portugal, Switz- so scarce that it sells for about the 35 years of the tions. Top-ranking executives of Chevrolet who "deliv- towns without delivery ser- Tenn., or write Mrs. J. Leon he 19,000,0uOth Chevrolet built in erland and Syria-Lebanon. The 14 cents a gallon—the only Mail history. Production of this car early in December ered" this welcome souvenir "wrapped in cellophane" vice, year $4.50. By on Filler, Union City. 25-3tp division's Nations has urged its source, a big underground stor- rural routes $4 per year. highlights the endeavor of automotive manufacturers of are Nicholas Dreystadt (left), general manager, and United Elsewhere in United States America to supply a car-hungry nation within the limits T. H. Keating, general sales manager. members to grant equal political 68 per year. • Notice rights to both men and women. CRAZY CAPERS By Jack Chancellor Question: Which agencies of Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- the UN were taken from the ing and Sport Goods. CITY se" •For Sale League of Nations? ELECTRIC COMPANY, 205 Anti-Franco Underground the Internation- FOR SALE: 1941 Chevrolet half- ENTUCKY Answer. Only Cemmereial. Phone 401, 289-tfc op- ton truck, four new tires. Al- al Labor Organtation was Hr League of Na- so 12 gauge Savage automatic AUTO INSURANCE. P. R. Bin- erating during the Still Is Active In Spain as the full choke shotgun. excellent ford, Phone 307, Fulton, Ky. Wins days. Others, such have e'S • condition. GERALD BINFORD, 7 30tp MARCH By Carl Hartman urea of security required by World Health Organization, :'°'e.• k.• taken over the League activi- Crutchfield, Ky. 23-6tp Madrid—After more than 10 clandestine activity, the demo- scrupulously tes in their fields. • Service GA1LOVIA1 cratic norms are MOORE and WHEELER—WET It 1W11.14 years in which Generalissimo observed' Question. What are the imme- ". SLIP COVERINGS and sewing. Francisco Franco's government before the Secu- Mrs.° •• mix concrete blocks. 4x8:12. It would be pinning too many The organization claims to diate problems e•` • Mayfield at Reed Call 658. 231 tfe has punished political oppost- rity Council? IL ii ri Highway orchids on the Committee for have enrolled 2,000 active mem- ill III tion as "military rebellion," the Answer: The Report of the street. Phone 12384 or 655 MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters, bers in its two years of work. Its 21-6tp Kentucky if wi claimed all cred- underground fight against his Atomic Energy Commission; the cards, programs. etc. Mary purpose is to unite "all Spent- it for sparking the entire nat- rule continues, in a conspirator- General Assembly resolution OVERCOAT for sale. Cost $30.00, Burton, phone Clinton 2651. ial of false names, ards in the intellectual profes- ion-wide movement for better atmosphere asking the Security Council to vs-) price $15.00. Apply Firehouse. MOTHER BURTON'S GOT hidden mimeographs and sud- geom.:" who went to overthrow pay for school teachers, but the work out a plan for general dis- (Kentucky. 23-Hp. SHOP. 17tfc Franco and restore the republic. organization's revelations a year den police raids. armament, inspection and con- An outline of how one clan- The VII,. represents one type ADDING MACHINES, TYPE ago were felt in every corner of trol; the British complaint PB nsa—You can always underground op- of underground activity. Some WRITERS AND CASK REGIS. the country. But we can take destine group against Albania for mine-laying be sure of getting the best erates is shown by a copy at .a clandestine organizations have grade of fish at Hogg's Fish TEES BOUGHT-8.M, repaired unto ourselves a considerable more direct contact with guer- In the Corfu channel with re- letter from the "Union of Fret life when two Market. Tennessee and Cum- Office supplies. FULTON OF- share of the glory. A magazine rilla groups and others try to sultant loss of Intellectuals" (Union de 'satin- warships were berland river fish. Phone 224. FICE SUPPLY COMPANY, article which a few Kentuckians form military cadres and collect British damaged; uales Libres-U11..1 to Joie Gisai, proposal for Its 23-31c Phone 86. resented because it painted a arms against the day when they the American prime minister of the Spanish the Japanese deplorable picture helped to can rise against the govern- trusteeship over !OR SALE: Reg OIC males arouse millions of people to a republican government-in-eadie. mandated islands; the Greek ALLEN TRUCK SERVICE: Local This document has by now un- ment. The Communist party es- train service age down. Vac- decline in elementary education border disputes. and long distance hauling. doubtedly reached the hands of pecially urges help to the guer- cinated and guaranteed. RAY- in their own states and moved Question: Who will direct the Phone 806-J or 9163. 25-12c1 the Franco authorities. rillas, and the formation of a MOND ADAMS, Route 2, Ful- them to do something about it. planning for the world capitol The "National Resistance Council" to ton, Ky. 20-8tp California has a new constitu- U.LL. claims to be an sli- on the UN site? • Lost or Found group, and al- direct their operations. tiona) amendment setting 33440 pway suati-Franco Answer Wallace K. Harrison, 1011 BALE; 168 acres good land thcaigh ite literature closely fel- Gestapo Tactics Used , LOST: Top to Westinghouse re- a year as minimum salary for police a leading U. S. architeet and co- Paris, Tense. mile of lows the Communist line diplo- In the Barcelona area rtro% near frigerator from truck between teachers throughout the state. designer of Rockefeller Center "limhor••••, mats who have some recently arrested at least 70 al- Kentucky lake. High State of Coca-Cola Bottling Co., and Michigan has a sales tax that met 0 its and the New York World's Fair representatives say it es:interns leged members of the "Agrupac- cultivation. Part timber. Corn Wolverton store. Call 733. it expected to increase the ex- Trylon and Perisphere, has been spokesmen of other parties, too. ion de Fuerzas Armadas de is and hay on about 40 acres 25-3tp penditure per pupil from $30 a selected for this job. He will CAILMAIte Organization Is Explained Republica Espanola (Grouping 144, this year. Pastures. Watered year to $40 or 33 1-3 per cent. work with a United Nation Board The letter to of Armed Forces of the Spanish by springs. Mile of churches, Oklahoma empowered local Giral explatns: of Design Consultants which Livestock Market 'Our organization adopts, in Republic) usually known from I know how he won all the contests—he trained on schools and town. Good roads. school districts to increase will consist of leading architects general following its initials as AFARE. In Tarra- Off 69 blacktop highway. school taxes. The measure is terms, the sys- of member nations. Fullest, Pure Milk.- National Stockyards, ni.. Jan. tem. Each section covers a uni- gona a cache of arms, ammuni- Price $30.00 acre. MRS. SAM 17-1API-(USDAi—Hogs, 7500: similar to that which the Ken- tion and dynamite was confts- H. JONES. 301 S. Market, Par- tucky Legislature enacted early versity district (Spain has 12 • market generally 25 to mostly university districts) and is led cated. is, Tenn. 25-Up 50 lower than Thursday's aver- last year. To fight clandestine groups Oregon's new law equalizes ed- by a superior councils in those age; some 240 lbs down as much provincial capitals whose impor- the Spanish police has the "Po- Again in 1946 as 75 lower: bulk good and ucational opportunities and litico-Social Brigade," headed by stabilizes year-to-year financ- tance require them. The level' STARR choice 170-250 lbs. 23.00-25; top below this is the group, with a Lisardo Alvarez Perez. It ap- 23.25; 250-300 lbs. mostly 22.50- ing. This idea seems to be better peen to work largely through than fixing limits for long chairman and secretary. The 23.00; odd lots heavier weights group is divided into sub-groups, former leftists who infiltrate the 22.25 down: 130-150 lbs. 20.1e- stretches, because the cost of resistance groups and inform living fluctuates and state gov- which contact the chairman or 22.00; 100-120 lbs. 19.00-20.50: secretary through their chiefs. the police at an opporture mom- few cull and medium light pigs ernments should act according- ent. ly. "Maximum rigor is practiced ranging down to 14.00; good 250- In the use of pseudonyms and Franco's Spain was one of the -500 lbs. sows 19.00-20.00; heav- Utah has established new countries whose police signed an school standards to be maintain- such indispensable measures of ier weights 17.50-18.50; stags security as the avoidance of ov- agreement with the Gee nes to 15.00-1650. ed by state funds and allotted exchange methods and informa- all state income taxes to the er-large meetings and extensive Cattle 1,600; calves 700; odd acquaintanceships not required tion. Gestapo Chief Heinrich light public school fund. lots medium to low good by the activities of the organi- Himmler made a visit to Fpain yearlings and heifers 15.00-19.- A few state legislatures have during the war. Alvarez Perez EVROLET voted down measures to improve zation. No regular afternoon 00; few fat cows offered and; no was subsequently awarded the public schools. But most of these meetings in cafes, personal early action confined to canners! acquaintances and no Cross of Merit of the Order of $485.00 can be counted on to reverse sporadic and cutters; these weak to 251 Jumping from level to level. I. v- the German Eagle. With Reach under Thursday at 9.25-11.25;1 themselves in the near future, because it is a matter of either erything is completely arranged bulls, scarce and in limited de- , down to raising more funds or seeing discussions by every Vegetarian Dog—No Cats Free Delivery mend; choice vealers 1:50 low- I member of all fundamental their sehools sink lower and Bloomington, Ill. —AP--Dogs, er; top 28.50: bulk good and problems, with constant use of Just like some people you know, choice 19.00-27.25: medium to the right of criticism permitted Harry Edwards for deck of fed westerns; have their personal peculiarities. low good 14.00-18.50. 24.25 all members. Within the mess- 808 South 5th Street Sheep, 1.200; market fairly ac- odd lots medium and good 20.- Mrs. Edward Brechbelier's little 00-23.00: cull and common fox terrier, "Betsy Lee," prefers Phone 4431 tive; mostly steady; must good lower. and choice native and fed west- throwouts 12.00-16.00; odd head vegetables to meat. She eats PADUCAH, KENTUCKY is IS California's lift from $930, FIRST ewes 7.50. minish, lettuce, tomatoes, cab- ern wool lambs 23 00-24 00, top 000,000 a year for school purpos- bage and creamed onions. She es to $138,000,000. The poorer likes to start off the day with states cannot cope with the saucer of prune Juice, and top Mat IN CAR PRODUCTION • • •Thir IN TRUCK PRODUCTION wealthy Golden State. They can. off a meal with a cut of apple however, increase their school pie. Her food habits probably 4.41t IN COMBINED CAR AND TRUCK PRODUCTION! revenue according to their re- have nothing to do with it, but F sources. Kentucky's average in- she's afraid of cats. crease per county or school die- Growers proportionately, Tobacco trict is, very AGAIN at the close of 1946— to be able to build more and more of close to the California gain. 94- when America's need for new these fine products which America is fore our legislature acted last The Next One-Sucker Tobacco Sales Will Be Hekl In motor cars and trucks is most urgent buying so winter we were third from tile eagerly—the only motor —the bottom in money spent per See Us For Chevrolet Motor Division of car giving BIG-CAR QUALITY AT classroom. Mississippi was General Motors leads all other manu- LOWEST COST—the only truck Arkansas $600, Alabama and facturers in' automotive production. giving BIG-TRUCK QUALITY AT Kentucky $700. Georgia came Real Estate This means that Chevrolet is first in LOWEST COST—the complete next $M. At the Sop wets MAYFIELD with passenger car productiOn—first in Chevrolet line which New York with $4100 per class- stands out as the truck room. These were averages. 'The Whether you want to production—first in com- lowest-priced line in its field! bined passenger car and truck —on— extreme low in the United Stat. purchase or list Real Meanwhile, it stands to reason you'll es was $100 per classroom production ...despite the fact that get bigger value and quicker In the last three months the Estate for sale, it will all Chevrolet plants were closed com- delivery by purchasing the press of has product the nation given, pletely during the first three months of more attention to our declining pay you to see us. America's largest builder of cars 21st. of 19461 Naturally, Chevrolet January hopes and Tuesday, trucks—Chevrolet! schools than it ever gave before In any ten-year period. And CITY & FARM Mayfield are now receiving much good will come of it. Remember ... LARGEST PRODUCTION means QUICKEST DELIVERY of your new car. Five warehouse floors in Place and But getting more money for PROPERTY keep your order with us for a new Chevrolet and get hippest value as well as tobacco for this sale. teachers will not solve the coun- earliest possible deliveryl try's -educational problem com- pletely The people must be Co. aroused to the necessity of co- J. W. Heath B. Humphries Floors Mayfield Tobacco operating with school boards, CHIVROLIT—LOWEST-PRICED LINE IN ITS FIELD! superintendents, principals and REALTOR New Enterprise Floor teachers Here in Kentucky the public Over New Feline Bank CITY MOTOR Brothers Floor for the most part was absorbed COMPANY yfield Loose Leaf Floor Ligon In leer important things while Phone 190 Lake the Sc'- drifeed steadily to- Street Fulton, Kentticky ward the bow-wows.