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1111 IT - The Weather • I 4 FORECAST: Kentucky—Clearing and cool- 1 tonight; Sunday fair and hat warmer in west par- 1 If I. . ..initton aillo timber No. 152 use XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Saturday Evening, June 1 4, 19-17 Fir- Co atd vv\'' U. N. Stalled 71 Country Club' 1Battered k'"6 cKatie Or Airliner On Arms Cuts, Golf Tourney Found On Virginia Mountain; Atom Control To Be Sunday Palestine, Balkan Open To Public; 50 Passengers Thought Dead Commissions Also Fulton Team Rescue Parties Having Troubles To Be Selected Elusive Gunman Robert Trauth Start Slow Trip

LIE HEARS CHARGES TENNIS NAY STARTS To Crash Scene and A waits State, Federal Trials Lake Success, June l4—Ml— All golfers from Fulton EXPLOSION BLAMED nearby communities are invited The United Nation was stalled lucky area. Schath and other out to the Fulton- Country Club Cincinnati, June 14-01-1 Leesburg, Va.. June 14-1.4.)— ioday on two major internation- -old elu- detectives questioned him at the tomorrow for a tournament, Robert Trauth. 22- year The splattered wreckage of a al problems—control of atomic Paul Durbin, club president, an- sive gunman who was on the Airlines plane, missing Dammorell, Assistant Capital energy and reduction of world ncunced yesterday. Anyone who go for two months before being William last night, was located on June 4, U. S. district attorney. said the armaments—and two U. N. com- wishes to play may compete. captured in Kentucky a mountain top northwest of on scope of popossible federal charges' membership in the local dab today awaited a decision here today and there appeared missions investigating trouble against Trauth was being smelt- not being a qualifying factor. whether federal or state authori- no hope any of the 50 persons spots—Palestine and the Bal- go at The purpose of the turna- ties would have the first id. aboard had survived. it is deemed advisable that lc.ans—also hit snags ment, according to Durbin, is to him in court. If James Franklin. maintenance give club officials a chance to Returned here yesterday from he be prosecuted on charges for the airlines, sighted The Arab higher committee director observe the players with a view Lexington. Ky.. on federal other than those filed In federal wreckage from a small for Palestine formally notified the selections for team charges of auto theft and theft court. Dammarell said a confer- plan Secretary-General Tryirve Lie of making President Truman. seldom photographed wearing a top hat, search Rep. Herbert A. Myer (above) in the "four cities" from interstate shipments, ence of Ohio arid Kentucky of- it intended to boycott the participation Prime Minister King at the main entrance to the "Ii looks as though it ex- that (R-Kam called former vice-pres- held at Pax- stands with Trauth "made a clean breast of ficials would be called next week inquiry which is tournament to be ploded and was torn all to Holy Land Sun- House of parliament in Ottawa. Canada. It," City Detective Millard to determine which state should under way Mon- ident Henry A. Wallace "the evil ton Park, in Paducah, next pieces," he said. The wing% are scheduled to get Scheib reported, and admitted be given preference in trying Sandstorm day with teams from Fulton imbedded in the mountain. y. In Cairo, Emil tool of those who would destroy 17 robberies and burglaries in the youthful gunman. the Mayfield, Princeton and Pa - As for survivors, Franklin said, Sweden, chairman of -Northern Ken- Neighboring Campbell county, America" and asked the House ducah competing. Truman Still Nem On Veto; the Cincinnati "I don't see how there could be." tine investigation commis- Ky., has several armed robbery In addition to the "four cities" Rescue parties were making d he regretted the deci- in Washington "when will the Indictments on file against tournament, matches are being their way through the brushy, attorney general do his duty and Walkout Truth and sintilar charges have arranged with Dyersburg. Hum- Maritime country to the scene but GOP Marshalls Tax Bill Votes been preferred in Cincinnati. rugged esttne Arabs' view. indict this renegade?" bolt and Cairo. Details of these it was expected to be hours oe- matches will be announced as Probable Monday; Armed robbery is punishable by Id have been very Washington, June 14—(R)— • reject or permit to become law reforteuntlhey could reach there and they are decided upon. death under Kentucky law, also have M President Truman, back from his without his signature by Friday us and would The new tennis courts are in Contracts Expire Host good will trip to Canada, kept midnight, most members of Con- The ship, flying from Chicago been to their advantage," he urray full swing with local racket- on a murky, mum today on whether he will gress professed to be in the dark. nation today faced the to Washington said. wielders brushing up on their The went silent slap the widely predicted veto When the President's special possibility of a coast-to-coast Wins rainswept course, games. It is hoped that in the Mayfield yesterday after making a Ambassador Sava on a bill to cut income taxes train arrived from Ottawa last strike by CIO unions in the vital late Yugoslav N.10n Rally Day very near future club officials tuutine radio exchange with a charged in another $4,000,000,000 a year. night he would only tell report- maritime industry on Monday Kosanovk will be able to arrange for at Martinsburg. W. Va. of of ers: "I'll let you know my an- other trouble spots in the station letter to Lie that the conduct tournament play with nearby He gave no inkling either while Meter Lawsuit passed without Waterfield Returns swer on the tax bill some time included two crip- As the hours Mark F. Ethridge, American towns. his intentions toward the less labor picture hundreds of men To His Home County between now and Monday." and a dis- Appeals fuwertreher word, member of the Balkan invest- The picnic grounds of the club immediate problem of the Taft- pling transit strikes night ground Since both the House and Sen- Mo- Court Of Rules en-ILsted in a igating commission, had "im- To Open His Campaign are open free to those desiring Hartley labor bill, on which he pute that has slowed Ford ate were on a weekend recess, (Ay may put Parking search throughout this area on perilled the work of that group to use them. In order to avoid Is known to have received con- tor Co. production. hor- manse_ this was taken to mean Mr Tra- the Virginia-West Virginia and "the authority of the United Delegations of Democrats from conflict in their use, Durbin re- flicting advice from his CIO President Philip Murray Melees On Court Square man would send his message to sier. Nations." all Purchase District counties quests that picnickers call him Ors. said that "in all likelihood" five At daybreak, as these parties Capitol Hill Monday. Right of the city of May- including a group from Fulton at 1219 to obtain clearance Republican leaders in the CIO unions representing 200,000 still scoured the hills, Franklin • He based his charges on state- As the chief executive return- walk field to install motor vehicle The local bus company is ar- House were so confident Mr. maritime workers would took off in a light plane from ments Ethridge made in an in- county, converged on Murray capital, he g debate parking meters around the court ranging to begin but service to Truman will reject the tax mea- out when their contracts mtpired Winchester, Va., and found the terview last Monday in which he this afternoon to hear Harry Lee [over the controversial bills had square was upheid by the the club four times daily. sure—he has until Monday mid- midnight Sunday. house airliner by following its normal asserted that Bulgaria, Albania, reached the boiling point. Court of Appeals at Frankfort Waterfield officially open hit Schedules have not y.a been an- night to act .that they went at W./ course. and Yugoslavia were "armihg, Republican leaders have con- A federal conciliator yesterday. , , _, for the Democratic nounced. ahead, undo plans. for a vote settlement The big shko weew four-eng- I•ree trelning, supplying almad--givang. tanipalvt ceded they would hate a tough York was hopeful a The opinion—hailed as Effect- Tuesday on a motion to over- the ine plane of the type known to hospitalization and refuge to nomination for governor. time getting the Senate to over- could be reached between numerous other cases where ride. This would be followed oy ing commercial fliers 'as a DC-4. guerrilla forces operating in ride a tax bill veto. Democratic unions and employers. county officials have objected Waterfield's address in the a similar attempt a day later in involved Like two other planes which northern Greece." TB Threat leader Barkley (Kyi told news- Two of the unions to the coin-collecting devices court house lawn was the Senate, where chances for but all crashed with heavy loss of life Murray men he thinks the Senate would have reached agreements being placed in front of court Ethridge's comment on the success are considered poor. 1.he in the last 17 days, it was a broadcast at 2:30 over ri.'lio uphold the President but dis- have agreed to walk out if houses—affirmed Graves Cir- charge was: "Nuts." He pointed As for his decision on the la- former Army plane—a military claimed any hint of what Mr. others do not have contracts tv cult court. out, however, that the com- station WHAS. Louisville, WICYB, In Germany bor bill, which he must approv?, C-54 converted to civilian use. Truman will do. the deadline time. Graves county officials claim- mission in its report said ap- Paducah; WHLN, Harlan; and Forty-two persons died May Ashland. Meanwhile Chairman Hartley ed they had a stronger case proximately the same thing, by WCMI, City Residents Found 29 in the fiery crack-up of a 111-NJ I of the House Labor Com- than most counties berate e in a vote of 8 to 2. The Security Weatherspoon Is similar plane taking off from The candidate was introduced Weak For Lack Of Food mittee, co-author of the labor Pet Milk Co. 1889 the county had moved buck Council Ls slated to meet a week La Guardia Field, N. Y. The next by Smith Broadbent, Jr.. Cadiz, bill, said in another broadcast its fence 24 feet and permitted from Monday to consider the re- Berlin-44'1—A tripartite nu- Elected President day another plane of the same Ben Kilgore, state campaign that John L. Lewis "la going to a wide sidewalk and street there, port, which held Yugoslavia committee which tour- type crashed near Port Deposit, chairman, presented a summary tritional call the United Mine Workers an The appelate court said that primarily responsible for sup- ed the British, American and Of U. K. Society Union Winner Md., killing 53. of the campaign. Representa- .• strike—make no mistake about regardless of the ownership of porting the Greek guerrillas and French zones of Germany re- Investigations of both those tives from each of the nine Con- Lexington, Ky. June 14—Glen that." land in question, its un- held Albania and Bulgaria ported today that the ineidence Mayfield, Martin, Trenton Ittarh crashes still are underway. Some gressional districts were sche- Weatherspoon. son of Mrs. Lena Unless the labor bill becomes saetm n518e1 e aursse fl a dtrafficm ad ei ni ttla: blameworthy to a lesser degree. of tuberculosis was "potentially indications developed that a duled to give two-minute re- Weatherspoon, 300 Eddings. Ful- law. Hartley said, the govern- Workers To Get Raises sears had threatening" in view of the nu- failure in the tail as- At the end of a week of new ports on the progress of Water-structuralton, has been elected president ment "will be powerless to deal theoway"pinionCi atdiedshaveed. a tritional state of the German AmafteyfrielLod—mAs Negotiationsin manage- trembly caused the Port Depoe. American field's campaign in their dis- Scabbard and Blade, national with Mr. Lewis." right and duduty to control public attempts to reconcile urban population which con- of disaster and the Army and Navy Russian views, both the flirts. professional military society, at Majority leaders in both House ways, the and tinued "unsatisfactory." ordered their C-54's temporarily energy commission and the University of Kentucky. and Senate have expressed con- ment-habor tussle between the • atomic Adron Doran, assistant cam- The committee saki that the , grounded pending inspection of the conventional armaments fidence they could muster a two- I United Pacidnghouse Workers of paign manager. said. Congress- population of the three zones The purpose of the siciety is . this assembly. commission remained deadlock- thirds vote to override a veto of ; the CIO and the Mayfield Pet . man Earle C. Clements. another has been able to maintain its to Unite in closer relationship Tryps To Leave Aboard the Capital Airlinesed plans for tackling the two the labor bill which passed bothi Milk Company was ended Fri-1 on Democratic candidate for gover- ,.. the military departments of ship were 47 pa.s.eengers—one a issues. chambers by better than a 3 to day when a contract was signed. nor, had been invited to the I December. although many Ger- Amelican universities, to pre- I For Western* States 10-month old Infant—and a crew serve and develop the essential I margin. and - Russia warned yesterday that opening rally. His name was in- mans are in a "decidedly poor According to Joseph Kinch, in- of three. pilot. co-pilot .• of good and efficient Visit t h e armaments commission eluded when invitations were condition" to withstand any I qualities • a 'ternational representative ,,pf , Vacationun officers, and to learn intelligent- was Dr. )' might fail in its assigned task sent out by Waterfield head- ' further decrease in food intake, 'the union, the new agreement Among the passengers of the military affairs of our Corbin Named Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tripp will for the past unless it accepts a Soviet de- quarters to the Democratic mem- i Children between the ages of 1Y I calls for a 10 cents an hour Courtney Smith. country. leave Sunday evening two years medical director of mend to link the atomic control bers of the Kentucky Congres- I six and 14. old persons and the I raise retroactive to Jan. 10, 1947. for a three-week vacation trip to the American Red Cross. He was Oa problem with arms limitation. sional delegation. Doran said ) normal consumer of approxi- Weatherepoon, a graduate of B the The contract ups the minimum , West Coast. in Foreign Minis- the only reply received had been i mately 45 per cent of the popula- Fulton high school, is a sopho- y Stock Group returning to his home Wash- Soviet Deputy i wages to 85 cents an hour and They will go first to Chicago, ter Andrei A. Gromyko, who has from Rep. Noble J. Gregory.' tion which is dependent on the ' more in the College of Engineer- Ington from the Red Cross na- provider the maximum wages to , then to Tacoma. Wash., where tional convention in Cleveland. fought for months to persuade Mayfield. who said the press of I official 1550 calory daily ration ing at the University and is a Native To Be Nebraska $1.16 an hour. Kinch said the they will visit Mr. Tripp's father, God- to tie the business would keep him in the i are in the poorest condition, the member of Kappa Sigma social Another was David P. the arms commission "Secretary Of West Ky. retroactive pay would mean whom he has not seen in eight insisted nation's capital. 'committee said. fraternity, win, 55, chief of fire control for atom to arms limitation, $150 to $250 for each worker. years, and other relatives. that the U. N. General Assembly Livestock Association the U. S. Forest Services. The contract not only affects From Washington they viell go passengers had recognized the connection Also among the John A Corbin. 24-year-old all workers of the Mayfield to Los Angeles, El Paso and couple. Dr. between the two in its broad were a honeymoon "Land-Grant" Railroads LosingLarge Holdings native of Craig, Neb.. has been plant, but also is applicable for Amarillo. Tex., to visit friends Mrs. A. H. Marko, Cleveland arms resolution of Dec. 14 and and named field secretary of the workers at the milk plants in and relatives. The couple also and a 17-year-old that the commission hould do newlyweds, LWiveestsetocrnk AKs7tivactkioyn. Purebred Martin and Trenton, Tenn. plans a tour through Mexico. Margaret Kueppers of St. the same. girl, If U. S. Paid Full Freight Rate During The War Paul, who was taking her first "Failure to appreciate this (a He succeeds W. R. Perry, \Jur- airplane ride as a high school r, link-up) may place such Washington—"Land-g rant "1 tremendous amount of research' taken to help the carriers. The ray,y who resigned last Jan. 1., Church Of Nazarene Will Have graduation gift from her par- obstacles in our was' that we railroads which charged the invol ed. Transportation Act of 1940 per He was electea at a meeting of eats. may fail to Implement the Gen- government full freight rates; Th e-quarters of a century mated land-grant roads to the association's board of di- y The pilot. Capt. Horace Stark. eral Assembly resolution," during the war are paying fm•I ago the government set out to, charge the government full com- rectors at Mayfield. 46, was a veteran of 28 years encourage settlement of the vast, mercial rates except on Army outh Services June 17 Thru 29 and 2.500.000 miles of flying. He Gromyko said. the privilege in part by forfeit- Corbin was born on a pure- . to thousand4 of newly-acquired areas of the West and Navy freight and personnel. farm and was a Was the inventor of eeveral ing their claim bred livestock Youth services will be con- Mg special services and visiting lands. An In- and South. on conditions that they release 4-H club member for 10 years navigational aids to airmen, one acres in public ducted at the Church of the In the homes to solicit support for It did this by granting to mil- any land claims they might have cattle. of them the Stark position find- Robert Wade King terior Department tabulation He has herds of purebred Nazarene June 17 through 29, for the campaign the road companies which wmild against the goveroment. and sheep. Last week he er, an electronic device used by 19 of the railroads listed swine daily, at 7:45 p. m. re- build lines into the area acreaqe Suit Pushed judg- Mrs. J. C. Matthews will direct most airlines. His home was Receives Degree land upon which they must was second in a Guernsey The Rev. and Mrs. Leon estimated by some authorities After the war the Santa Fe at Last the song services, with Miss Washington. linquish long-standing claims, ing contest Cook. Neb. Chambers, youth workers, of 134,303.668 acres—the equiv- Pacific Railroad sued to assert Martha Ann Gore accompany- The spot where the Plane At U. Of Chicago under a Supreme Court decision, at year he was a member of the Fairfax, Ala., will direct the ser- alent of Pennsylvania. New York its rights to public lands in New Mg at the piano. A girls' trio crashed is in a spur of the Blue at some 55.992 acres. senior livestock judging team at They are special singers, England states cam, Mexico and Arizona, on the vices. also will sing. It is composed of Ridge Mountains which rise Chicago—Robert Wade King, This amount remained from and the New the University of Nebraska and will deliver ground that these were "Ilea and Mr. Chambers Miss Gore, Nell McRee and about 1600 feet above the Shen- 1 106 Pearl Village. Fulton, was an original apportionment of won ninth place in individual the sermon each evening. Settlers Move In lands" not involved in the rate- Maxine Stoker. andoah Valley there. The nor- among the 1132 students receiv- 282,780 acres. Eight of the 19 judging of all class at the Ameri- They are well qualified for When the railroads got around increase release of Malaria. The public is cordially invited mal course of the plane on the ing degrees at the University of railroads had patented clairria to can Royal, second place in judg- this type of service, having re- claiming the land that had The District pf Columbia. Dis- the to all services. Chicago-Washington flight was Chicago Friday in Rockefeller a total of 226.788 acres before to ing of sheep and swine at ceived their training in Trevecca • given them, they found trict Court diamiesed the suit, across that section. Memorial Chapel in the largest the war and thus retain title to been contest and 10th and 12th in Nazarene college, Nashville, portions of it already oes but the Cfrcuff Court of Ap- Franklin said the plane ap- graduating class in the 56-year them. large 'judging events at Chicago. Tenn, Also, Mr. Chambers Is a by newly-arrived sett/era. peals reversed alae lower court's U. C. Minister parently was directly on course. history of the Midway univer- Largest Excluded cupted Mayfield probably will be his student in the Nazarene Theo- than displace these set- decision. It was in the same general sity. The tabulation did not include Rather headquarters logical Seminary at Kansas City, the government allowed The Supreme Court upset the Named Moderator area that a plane of the tame a 20th line, the largest land- tlers, Mo. He is widely experienced in Six hundren fourteen of the railroads to select Mher Circuit Court decision, sustain- airline, then known as Penn- grant railroad. the Northern Pa- the youth work, and has conducted Union City—The Rev. Morris 41 1132 received bachelor's degrees tracts, which became known as ing an &laical)* the secretary Tucker, Narleski Citysylvania Central, crashed end cific. Interior Department of- services of this type In a num- Pepper. pastor of the Union in the College of the university, "lieu lands"—lands in lieu ,f he of the inieripr.. The Supreine wile 25 personsnss oanneAugo.r 3. t::it ficials said they could not even ber of Southern states. For sev- Cumberland Pr cab y t erian which, like the university as a grants. Court raltd'il lb& the 1940 Leave Chick Squad Senatorltiesetan Ernest Lundeen of guess at the amount of land orig- original eral years he was president of church. was elected moderator whole, had its largest graduat- original acts required the transportation act defined an • Minnesota inally claimed by this compitny. The the District Nazarene Young the general assembly of the ing class. The College, which ac- railroads to carry, intent of Congress to vitae the The Fulton Baseball Associa- of killed. They ventured only that "it must land-grant People's Society, comprising the Cumberland Presbyterian church cepts students after their soph- government goods and pe-scn- slate clean ofalll such claims by tion announced that it has re- be hundreds of thousands of state of Alabama Thursday afternoon at the more year In high school for a nel free. Through ju'dicial inter- any railroad which availed .t- leased John Bobby Tucker, out- Leader Congratulates general acres." here are to be opening session of the 117th four-year program of depart- pretations, the land-grant Hoes self of the rate concessions. fielder, and William Narleski, Jr., The services The railroad and the adult sup- meeting of the assembly in Mr. and Mrs. George Ha education, is in its fifth year. for halt a century before 1940 The Bureau of Land Manage- pitcher. youth sponsored but ment's Bureau of Land Manage- Ruddle, rarest- Knoxville. Tenn. R. R 1. Dukedom, on the King received a bachelor's de- carried government goods and ment says the forfeited land will Tucker received an uncon- ported Mrs. Irma ment must check over huge vol- society, is He succeeds Dr. Charles R. of a seven pound four gree from the College. personnel at half the standard remain in the public clumain. ditional release. Narieski, who dent of the local umes of records to determine of commit- Matlock. Nashville, as modera- girl this morning at the commercial rates. Much of it is unfit .for home- came here on option from 1 directing the work President Ernest C Colwell this acreage. An earlier pro- working tor, the highest office in the Memorial at 13:gg. In, the depression years, earn- steading and some of it is claim- Greenville, bliss., has been re- tees which have been conferred the degrees and pre- posed study or claims was can- church. , ,,_.„,„ and were on OaRa_ yr the crusade, hold- 4,...e...... sented the convocation address. celled as not worth the cost and ings' declined steps bY hibes.t_ 402001finad.litliti.- .

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Saturday Evenin, June 14, 194? Sulu ;WON Dear Lender, Fulton, Kentucky rags Two Spo TUE. Maine nicely. State B.& P. W. laps Must Learn. 1F;14.1110,N,,- SUN. - 11(1.-S. - Mrs. Herman Reich and baby, Columbus, are doing nicely. Clubs To Elect Addition Rule kittou Bally It*** Mrs. Roland Daniels, Troy, is doing nicely. Ashland. Ky., June 14—(A'1— To Use Stati DAILY SINCE Ma Herring, Route Mrs. Charles The Kentucky Federation of all these s, Street, Fulton. lientuckj- 1. is doing nicely. Business and Professional Wo- Tokyo—After EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Union City, is finally are ng PUBLISHED Mrs. Joe Arnold, men's Clubt was to conduct its the Japanese AGSMS DORAN doing nicely. officers here to learn how to ute the mount- IILLO AUSTIN ADKISSON EDITOR formal election of HARRY LEE W MANAGING EDITOR Mrs. Lillie McCree is improv- ains of statistics they have col- hurryl PUINI-11114E11 today. in tan Congress of March I, 1879. ing. lected. second class matter at Fulton. Kentucky, under act of Mrs. Queenie 'arable af Lex- Wome Entered as Sit% era Thomas and baby are special statistical mission ington was nomineted for re- A Green: SOS IN Gummiest. secruass. doing nicely. Headquarters emerged •LISISCRIPTION OM RATE election as president yesterday to Allied and a 30 or IMO Mrs. Virgil McCiannahan Is a three months' study 13 PUN as the federAtien opened its 25th from Unite( ADVERTISING RATESI •IIIIMITTCO ON REDUESY. impruving. national bookkeephig annual convention. Japan's Detrol the Use for republientkin Of MI the local news Mrs. J. J. St. John is doing and recommended that de- The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to The three-day convention nicely. tailed courses in statistics 'be neWapaper, as well as all AP news dispatches. end+. Sunday. printetfin this Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing given In Japanese schools. SI nicely. Lo t Drive Rolls On Mrs. Betty Flatt is improving. homemakers In Taylor Wrong? Red Nine the American Moors What's Little Sandy Shaw is about made 43 racks, half- During the war By Glenn Babb county collected 13.326.242 Team; the same. filing systems and draw. Red Crots is wrung with Kentucky except AP Foreign News Analyst shelves, the armed possib Nothing Little Nora Bynum is im- in a home manage- blood donations for of us get up in the iii Europe appear:, er partitions Olymr that entirely too many The Communist program proving. school. forces. clock lines. inent training Miele@ morning at the alarm of a Connecticut to be urveloping along two principal Mrs. Irene Bynum has been been to a pair spilt; In his tr.tsinfilsawe relent ta time a 1111181131111111111118d and button a pair of Ohio suspenders East of the ideological front that W.,. dismissed. .1011011116116111/611111•111611101111111•O1081•11100111 sumni a pair of Mas- to complete ka l• I GIN SCOW 11.411 Graves has been of Chicago pants: then put on continent movpments are afoot Mrs. Cornell • the gil sachusetts shoes and wash in a Pittsburgh destruction of what little opposition has been • dismissed. Sunday, Monday lug to Newton has been basto, using Cincinnati soap, after which we permitted to survive. West of the lisle there Mrs. Charles ners . dismissed. and Tuesday Et down to a Grand Rapids table and eat is a drive to splinter the parties udiatent to FULTON photo, Fulton Hospital— 1:30-4:06-6:42-9:18 Lane's , pancakes made from Minneapolis flour with the Communists in the political spectrum and Skews — Patients admitted: clippe syrup. draw from them segments of sufficient Vermont to H. F. Toler, Elaine, Ark., ad- 1 P. M. SUNDAY-- age It dominance they now —BOX OFRIOX OPENS Then we cat Kansas City bacon or Virginia size to give the Reds the mitted for an operation. _ tion I on a St. Louis stove, fruit put up in approach but dave not yet achieved. llop Mrs. Joseph Gerazi, Fulton,•sa Use ti, ' ham fried the with Rhode Island spices Bulgaria furnishes the latest example of Route 2. 4 deg f -California, seasoned StrvieTv ,1 Iron, Jotferson nship tooc„,toomeus. then put campaign. The Collllll unist-dontinat- ALTAR E. Myrick. Fulton. HUNGER go stand and sweetened u Lii Louisiana sugar; eastern 111hrt/NG ,gh school. expelled 23 Agrarian HOLDS' Patients dismissed: been t on a hat made in Philadelphia, climb into a ed national assembly has 'I he cou e are making their Petkov, now iii The Altar Society of St. Ed- Ful- Al Bushart. Fulton. could aste.:40/ ear run with Oklahoma or Arkansas members, followers of Nikola home at 405 ?ark Avenue in • Detroit ward's Catholic church held its Mrs. Henry Davis, Fulton, to Ohio for Urea, and jail charged with plotting against the re- ton. gas; send out money regular monthly meeting last Mrs. Pearl Locke, Clinton. • taxes to These 23 formed the hard core of the then. ish*itict why we pay $3.60 for gime. Thursday evening. June 12, at According to the law they drive on dirt roads while the Ohio farmers united opposition. the home of Mrs. Peter J. Trinca I PERSONALS' replaced by 23 men of the same party Tunget Will Die pay $1.00 taxes anti drive on paved roads. must be on Walnut street. The meeting Phil Proctor of Lexington is tuisuccessful candidates in last Oc- with a prayer by Then at night we crawl under a New Jersey who were was opened Fulton for a few days on if the letter of the Dyer In Electric Chair the night by tober's election. But even Father Libs. Mrs. Sidney business. blanket to he kept awake half -, law is honored, it is easy to believe that the 23 read the devotional. "Prudenec Mr. and Mrs. Glen McAlister 11 a Kentucky hound doe. the only home product of the *At Prison July new Agrarians will nut be unacceptable to the followed by. the minutes f Lexington will rettirn home . on the place, and wonder all the time where by Mrs. Clif- Frankfort. Ky.. June 14--0't— front government. last meeting; given tomorrow, where they will both hill' our money goes. fatherland Mrs. overnor Willis today Reid July the 'ram in Hungary is ford L. Shields. secretary. enter school for the summer Thus the pattern followed the , before sunrise, aa execution Robert Hyland then gave tenn. t seen again. There the Communists have man- C. H. date of Earl Tunget. Lout/Mlle. • treisurern report. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen , Cat! and effectively destroy the Small ionvicted of the slaying of L R. Scat,Black aged to split McDaniel.. president, reported of Paducah were guests their way. In , Williams Eddyville penitentiary Holders party which stood in on the activities of the Sun- Ray O'Mar yes- Gummi, retract all the unkind things we of Mr. and Mrs. We wish to Bulgaria the same fate seems in store for the shine Continittee, stating that on Park'guaurdn. people. terday at their home the death tentence may have said about superstitious who held 66 seats out of a 45 sick calla had been made dur- Tunget got Petkov Agarians, avenue. It was %M- • After yesterday afternoon. were convinced house of the preceding month. The in Lyon circuit court. total opposition about 100 'in a ing I Frank Bryant and children.' Court of maw 13th jinx is no mere rumor. of Christmas cards was , held by the Kentucky 0 on ▪ that the Friday the 465 members'. The difference is that in Hun- selling !Peggy Joyce and Jimmie. left aureate a financial pro- I Appeals and the U. 8. Everyone V. US hustling around trying to Ms- majority party that was announced is ;this morning for Grenada. Miss., • Part, gary it was a ruling, months. An Court refused to review the case. Friday's paper and start on the Sat- ject for the coming ; to spend the weekend with Mai con. II ‘,' a .. ',pose of swept aside; in Bulgaria it was a relatively con- Tunget contended his I NUN hear Harry Lie open discussion followed I parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. • , a urday edition so we could go minority. The revolution already had itittalonal rights were violated weak ' cerning the new school which Bryant. U talk. Then trouble as they say in the puip in Bulgaria. l because he was handcuffed dur- • proceeded much further • will . open in the fall, and the Mr. and Mrs. Harbert Johason • magazines, reared its ugly head A roller much closer Mg his trial. a That was natural. Bulgaria lay meeting was closed with a pray- I returned this morning from a means it was worse off ..han if The electrocution will take up s busted—which to the center of Communist power. It had a er by Father Libs. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Elvis broke and various and Mrs. iLace at Zddyville penitentiary. 4.;• it'had burst- the paper racial affinity to Russia. And it has been taken Daring:the social hour Campbell at Bowling Green. • .1 cropped up Fast a delicious ice sundry oth,r press troubles over by perhaps the most experienced and Trines served Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turberville •, else would course to nine regular as you'd fix one thing something of Moscow's proconsuls, old Georgi Di- cream I are visiting in Evansville. Ind..lGreen Crops .Cut a $ able members. Mrs. Paul Westpheling' with her brother, Bill Cook. • • happen. untrue himself, one-time secretary general were • and Mrs. L. G. Fredrick Mr. and Mrs. George Moore. 'Chickens If you're in the market for a hard luck of the Third International. Bulgaria has be- and Cost Of • welcomed as new members. ! Mr. and Mrs. Grady Varden. and Col. E. Penningtoil Dawes can tell you model of Communist methods. Ark.. • story. come a show Mrs. Sam Trines., Eldorado, • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johhson • Alfalfa. clover, lespedesa, 13th. were stayiin In regimented were • one. Next Friday the The country has been 'as neatly and Miss Marian Maxfield attended the Shrine Ceremonial bluegrass (Sr audan graas will re- • •, bed all day. along Soviet lines as any outside the Soviet visitors. in Bowling Green last Thurs- Vice the cost of lathing chickens U Union itself. I day. 20 to 30 percent, says J. E. • BECOMES of • As for the campaign in western Europe. MISS W1.141.tallS Mr. and Mrs. John Rashid of umphrcy of the UK College • Keep It Quiet? Of PAUL MEEK, JR. and Home Econ- • Pravda laid down the line in a series of three BRIDE New Bradford. IR, who have Agricultare • been visiting her brother, Foad entice Green feed not only re- .,61 to hear Congressman significant articles over the week-end. The The marriage of Miss Rachel • It is not surprising Bonne and family, will return Euces feed costa but it fur- that the Moscow Communist organ told the Socialists. Williams, daughter of Mr. and • Earle Clements say again and again today to their home tithe: important vitamins and i ALSO—FOX NEWS and Laborites of the west Mrs. N. B. plliams, to John Paul • Democratic party "must not be divided" dur- Social Democrats Mrs. Minnie ,Nalfeh of Tulsa. Minerals which promote good • held Meek, Jr., sop of Mr. and Mrs. J. —that this would mean cer- it was "not too late to accept the hand is visiting her sisters in health, he said. a , log the primary Paul Meek, Sr.. was solemnized Okla., Mr. Clements would out by the Communists and defend with them Fulton. ; Humphrey also emphasized • and • tain defeat in November. Friday morning at 10 o'clock. • Sunday First. the cause of democracy and peace." Tit:, Miss Linda Sue Sams and Miss that pullets should be kent on • prefer a quiet, uneventful, primary race. June 6, at the Methodist church • an implied threat—obviously Alexander returned clean range, where chickens or • would attract less attention to the politi- appeal—with in Martin, with Rev. 0. A. Marrs Rebecca Monday • ' this from Lexington. where turkeyt had not ranged for two ORPHEUM . elements in -the hope of in- last night • • cal records of tbe two principal candidates was to wavering officiating_ Her only attendant to feed Shows — 2:19-4:13-7:20-11:23 II wings they attended the 4-H Club years It also is easier • Second. there would ducing schisms that would drive the left was Mrs. E. C. Bashaw of La- kept • and their supporters. r week. They visited Mammoth outlets properly if they arc • • and fewer of these leftist parties into the Communist Fayette. Ind. David Meek at- .bf. less interest in the campaign Cave, the Old Kentucky Home, to themselves, away from older • P Italy probably were the tended his brother as best man, Roy Rogers in yaws cast. Both of these conditions would camp. France and other points of interest. birds. N where and ushers were James Leonard. and Clements' hands. chief targets. Such developments there, Jones of Paducah is . *lay into Mr. Williams, brother of the R. B. the Communists already are formidable and Bob in Fulton. Kentucky 103 hybrid sseed Fence Me Lit" . A • bride, Dwight Bradley and visiting "Don't a left-of-center governments are fighting des- Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Bushart corn was distributed among 18'i Robert Wilson. a But 1)umb without Communist par- yesterday for the Smoky 4-H club members by the Larue and CARTOON—JASPERS DERBY Lucky perately to survive Following the ceremony. .i.left ADDED—COMEDY s course of history !mountains on their vacation. County Seed Growers Associa- ticipation, could change the reception was held at the home The Miami hotel manager who recovered Mrs. R. B. Jones left yester- tion. linmennnenulsounumumsammnsiannalasuas•:‘ In western Europe. of the bride's parents. savings which lie carelessly left in a day for her home in Paducah his life Mr. and Mrs. Meek Jr.. left by . is just plain lucky—and after spending Thursday and s Cincinnati restaurant motor for East Tennessee where er••••seemase••••••••sessasmeessepreseme•••■•aesse•seve; • Shady Charoclor in Fulton with Mrs.' Paul •• *st plain dumb, In some ways. spent their honeymoon. Friday Phliodelphie.—iiPi—A horse pulling a mail they • • Luck was with him when ,an honest wait- Mrs. Meek is a talented musi- Boyd. wagon on a northbound one-way street re- Miss Barbara Boyd is sp,md - turned the money over to the FBI. Most cian, having studied music in a CWC ress way but southbound The lug the weekend in Padueso kept the loot and answered fused to go any Martin, in Murray State college A Is, people would have Ronald Jones. result was a traffic jam and a curious crowd and finished at the Chicago with • FOC miestions. Brook- The CAl no of In Mrs. Festes McClain. Advertise III they - -but nobody knew the cause until a tarmer Conservatory of Music. She '0) MA But that's -a chance people take when lyn, N. Y.. and Miss Waityla in the crowd stepped out and observed that taught music last year in this rr habitually carry large sums of money. Also, Childers of Fulton have return- hitting the street. city and is well known to many • IMF themselves choice victims for the sun was home from a visit with Mr. .make that's people in Fulton. ed a con- "That horse is afraid of his shadow, Mrs. Parrom Owens, in vet add confidence men, extending Mr. Meek is an A. E. graduate and all," he commented. Gleason, Tenn. seMpfittinfltation Chat is often accepted. of Notre Dame and will enter U - — • ---- the University of Tennessee • days. It could be mighty j been aroused by a twentieth of these school where he has • agency for pro- Summer HOSPITAL NEWS a century Paul Revere calling theni useful as an fellowship. He will Leader received a Fulton Daily 4 where trimming, Clinic— ti arms against an invading ar- muting economy studies and also Jones wise, withou. I continue his my. expenditures is Mrs. Raymond Sutton and blocking measures known to fur- teach. To their state senators auci baby are doing nicely. ther Kentucky's march towsisl "Your HometownwNespaper" they said. "Look MORNING PARTY Mrs. W. M. Crawford remains PI representatives better things. Itfre, boys, you can't do that to HONORS BRIDE-ELECT the same. im- I • is. You've got to repeal that Miss Mary Nell' WInst,on and. Mrs. W. M. Mitchum is we'll see to Faucett enter- proving. bill immediately or I Miss Carolyn now more than two ti sand PAID subscribers. 1200 1104/411.,..." party Carmen Winstead is improv- We have /*oft& : It that you never get another Narcotic Addicts tained with a morning office." this morning in honor of Miss ing. of these live in Fulton, South Fulton. Riceville and the Highlands— 1 upon a time a large public Onde Record High, Harpole, bride-elect of Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the to their slims. patriotic Kentuckians; The Legislature went into ac- At Marilyn and the Leader hi delivered doorstep every group ut Patton Wright. of Unio.i same. 111 themselves in to The tion in a few hours and the bill Graham organized 'hospital Reports the home of Miss Wins Mrs. E. L. Sanders Is the Same. League. The. meiniscrsaip aets repealed. So far as I know, CITY: It Tax ton on Third street. " Richard Sutton has been dis- More than three hundred PAID subscribers live on the rural farmers.'merchants. in- the repealing of that bill before Included Lexington, KY. June I4 Sande:eh-I and cold drinks missed. the Fulton post office. In addition we have a good cir- bankers and pro- the ink was dry had no prece- ad- routes out•of -11 dustrialists. —The number of narcotic were sem sl to the guelita. Memorial- men and women, all. dent in any state in the Union, Haws in Water Valley,(ayce, Wings). Beelerion, Dukedom. Clin- fessional dicts under treatment at the The her/eases presented a culation sasie,e govern- dothimetme it has happened - Mrs.'Paul -Isbell, Hickman. has anxiousmeritil ) art Sty. and U. S. Public Health Service hos- tiat, to the honoree. ton, Hiebosan, Mayfield, Union-City and other nearhy•Communities. basis'since.' Anyway, It was a not able personal been admitted a,,Ound ImialleSti pital near here has reached a list included: Misses the example of pressure group in- The guef; Mrs. George Haygood. Duke- and en rig. esonorny to record high of 1.297. Dr. Victor Jean • Atkins iii iaffiaill OOP Caroljn Gilley, dom. and baby have been ad- min reach your the ependistt M'kthe people's inuint!y. Iltwitee H. Vogel, medical officer in Margaret No other advertising medium customers Mary'Beth Wilford. nutted and are doing nicely. the Tax charge, announced yesterday ,i the does. Cooperating with members of As a result of it. Brady, Gen!, Faucett, Mari ly Mrs. Ruby Wilson has been way -Leader the. folded up. Lynn Mitchell. of the General As.sembly. Econicmy League He attributed the increase to Shankle_Mrs. admitted. fil a whtch! well Greerf, Mrs. J. L. Grif League drafted bill The incident was pretty a new flow of contraband drags Howling Mildred Patterson has been Leader is read daily. It is safe to say that an of five U. pc-k-. Sanford. the The average O would eliminate many fees forgotten hi the few years fol- into the country resulting from fey, Miss Charlene admitted teed by county officials and fix because Kentuc- two hostesses and the honoree. Tenn.. persons reads each copy of the Leader we publish. That means at lowing, mainly relaxed controls on foreign M. A. Powell, Bradford. • salaries that seemed adequate.' kians wanted to ;orget it—be- shipments. During the war, is improving. least ten thousand people read you* advertisements when -they ap- instance, would re- ' wanted LOY- LYNCH Jailors. for cause it was a blot they toreign *hipping was under Elizabeth McNeil is doing pear in the Leader. ceive $3609 a year arid not be. their metten'S- to erase from strict controls, shutting off Min Peggy Loy. daughter of nicely. paid so much per day for feed-1 blame them much. improving. h Nobody can smuggling activities. he said Mr..pd N4n. Leslie Loy. of Up- Wesley Melte is ▪ frig prisoners Three hundred k I Dale Thomas O'Rear, No nen vaper atilt Hoch a eireillation and such a elantitui 1mm U been grant- land, Ind., and Wayne "Whitey" Little dollars a month, at the time, Was when the Leglalatur • The lisapttal has Is improving. 9 Frankfort al.- Lynch, son;of Mr. and Mrs. Clay- Crutchfield. the run equal (III I' rifles. considered good pay even in the They always will. ed a budget allowance of is frfinreving. 9 is in session. fiscal year ton Lynch, of Upland.' Ind., were T. D. Butts 9 larger and more poptious cou,i- , likely we will ever 773,000 for tht next Boyd -is doing a But it is not Increase married at P:31 Mhialay morn- Mrs. Eller • ties. Other salarie.: ii rot fixed body by Congress. a $175.000 • dolifir im•nt fur in ill see the state's lawmaking ing, June-asses the key. Clark nicely. athc.riiming the Leader will come back proportionately . in the case of over the present year is doing nice- behave like it did Myers at Oil 'afethpellst parson- Mrs. Hub Beard \ Illally over. N the Tax Economy League's ecoo - The Legislature pusaca lb.' conquerrrs of an- age In Uplgr.d,, ly. amic measure. We have better , The Arabic Clois.PatiersMi. Hickman. hill without serious opposition tile-mak- Mr Lynch .Was graduated from' /Ars more courageous; dent Persia considered nicely Tlw Leader is your h SOW II nnsossOaBpr, dedicated to the a There was not. much lobbying legislatures, art* and Jefferson Tovniship high echool IIs-doing pco- representing us in Frank- ing one of its greatest Coffman Is doing • against it. Btu next day the men tile pro- In Upland and for the peat two ' Margaret ple of Fulton and surrounding commuies.nit more alert and patri-' took the knowledee of pestapapss, enrreet the' story to fort, and later sumtners tve been pitching for nicely. to %%telt them. duction with them to 'heir improving. every county mutt and Mikis' otic newspapers Al-1the 4ailton Chinks James LOVIP is Tax Economy conquests It, Egypt Tunisia, Troy. is *111.1 sss‘ iffeet‘ed Sy, 1.-rn !Silty's. the Mrs- ..Lynels alma -was. Aossolu- Larry Magas 41611111111, unneltneelne1111110 UPI li Whose ply one nada ard Marapaa. - ....-- ... 11111.11111111111111,1111111,11PIMPOO•11111111ailabllid at to rs•oittost 66 it 'they itaj League will be resurrected •-• ,N1* „Trell14.41101.810"fir.74•004,0 000110411,,frfir' "!7" , • • Its" rape,aupasnitaie aorbaserssense • si •....as . ass-. sse, - 1

rifiton Hotly Leafier. Puha% allititrik, 947 Saturday EVening, bine 14, 1947 '4 al e e tt a g the ripen golf tourney aepause Sports Roundup he. never has found a satisfac- I Baseball . • By Hugh Vulleton, Jr. tory replacement for the driver Veterans YESTERDAY'S RESULTS i he busted in 'Mimi . Boa National League June York, 14-147- about a replacement for Sinilc chicago 4, Philadelphia It :taking the British iwo- ifinerS 17/ To 2 Quick's putter? Corner Ii" son 8, Eittsburgh 2. olf title Babe Didrikson 1 St Louis 3, Brooklyn 0. has a chance to score 5, WEAK END ITEMS Only games scheduled. Sting ii slam" almost as im- 'Don't be too surprised Night Friday This column is published week. aunt- as Bobby Jones's . . . by Pauline Betz and Sarah Cooke return Iv through the 0111)P ration II American Learns e col- hurryingie IL little, she can make a pro tennis tour to India Six-itah Lew! he 3. It bot this paper. Question:: should Boston 5, Chicago for the second National in time next Winter. Their Texas tour Veteran.: Employ- fa 4, New York 3 (le Open tourney at mailed to the Louis imalon Wonten's guide is Gib Sandefer, who minis In 1. Lod Inning Kentucky N. C., June 28-29, inent Representative, manias.. erged Greensboro. a tremendous hit with his war- Service, Ma y S. Philadelphia 8. will defend her State Employment Cleveland dy of and she likely time tennis exhibitions there . . The Chicks were back an the at Washington, rain. States amateur title at as Field, Kentucky. Detroit aping United Al Vanderbilt, former president victory road again last night time limit for Detroit. in September. As 17 . hits and de- of the Westchester Racing they pounded out Filing for a w liver of premiums Southern Association ' 30th run- holding the helss- es, 'be /iodation, will call the 13 runs while on G. I. Insurance by the insured, basin/Me 7 3, Chattanooga SHELLS Stakes over Miners to two SHORTS AND ning sf the Dwyer loss afedisonville and how far hack may a waiver 6-11 the CBS television station to- runs. It was the first contest in L o u 1: I a na State's Bernie be granted? New Orleans 10-7, Mobile 5-14. . . . he's more photogenic a three-game aeriesawhich con- • Moore a al Clyde LittIsfield of day A. Application for waiver of Birmingham 12. Atlanta S. • arican Clem McCarthy. tinues tonight and inday af- are being mentioned as than premiums should he made by the Little Rock 12, Memphis 5. 126.242 Texas ternoon. possible coaches of the 1948 it.: tired immurtiate:y after he has American Association armed Fulton disposed of the first Olympic track team . . . The been totally disabled for six Milwaukee 9-11, Toledo 0-3. The Sports Mirror three Madisonville batters with Hialeah horse racing strip has months. Ordinarily his waiver Other games postponed. - By Tin: Assooislad Press double killing and a putout at planted in cpw-peas this a will not be effective for ino:.e been fin t. then came to bat and rap- summer and Everett Clay figures than one year prior to the date TOMORROW'S SCHRDULE Today a year ago-Franki. ped out four hits and scored six gardeners soon will be pick- of his application. However, the -Boston at • the Parker defeated Feliciano Arn- big runs in the bottom of the National League ing vegetables instead of win- Veterans Administration may York at • im of Philippinee in onenhig first. Propst, Us and Williams Pittsburgh 121, New • . . . . after a look at the make the waiver effective in ex- at ners American Zone-Davis Cup match all tingled, and Hal Seawright Cincinnati 12). Philadephia • doubt Prexy Frank cess of one year where it is de- Louis. photo, no at connected for a triple. Chicago, Brooklyn at St. 1:18 :1 P. speed-up program has termined that the Insured's fail- Louis at Lane's Three years ago-Henry Arm- The next three Fulton runs American League-St. off the aver- are to make timely application X clipped 12 minutes strong knocked out Al Davis in the fifth. Ray Pechous, New York 12r, Chicago at Bos- Associa- Caine in due to circumstances beyond • age time of American second round at Madison Square led off with was ton (2), Detroit at Washington That's about new centerftelder, his control. SI tion ball games. Garden. homer that looked like 12). Cleveland at Philadelphia get a hot a sizzling Q. I am an ex-WAC attending the time requited in Little It was still rising as it cleared (2). IP average grand- Five years ago-Lawson school under the 0. I. Bill. I am deg from the Inver- the fence. Peterson and Rhodes •1 Ben Hogan has and Lloyd Mangrum won contemplating marriage to a stand veneor ... Babe Didriksen Zaharias, wearing her lucky blue corduroy hit safely and were brought on YESTERDAY'S STARS hit brassie in ness Nur-ball golf tournament Mrs. non and would like to been driving with British Women's Amateur Us' and Williams' -veteran By The Associated Press • at Toledo with a plus 14 score. slacks, gels off a drive cluraig the around by know if I lose ally of my rights • York hits. Batting, Joe Gordon, Indiaris-;- Ten - years ago-New Golf Championship, which she won at Gultane. Scotland. under the G. I. Bill? • Berger, The Chicks repeated with Hit two home runs Giants bought Wally Switching from her pants-like dress of grey flannel to the A. No. • Boston three more in the sixth. Pete Philadelphia, his second vPitini,ro: slugging outfielder of slacks at the lunch ;tour after being held even for the morn- Q. I obtained a G. I. loan in $25,000 in Peterson slammed out another Fleming on base in the elebth Bees, fur reported Babe defeated Jacqueline Gordon, London, 5 and June, 1945, and now would like Gabler. ing's 18 holes, home run after Propat and inning to break a 3-3 t4e. • cash and pitcher Frank to know if I may obtain a fue- 4. Peehous had doubled. Us fol- Pitching, George Munger, loan under the amended .e. Petri lowed with another two-bagger ther dinals-Shut out Brooklyn GIRL- Come- Indiana All-Stars to low-cholce offerings 22.00- but was left in base. BONGO three hits for 'fourth Canova, preparing A.811"Yes. Evidently your guar- Livestock Market 23.00. The Miners scored once in the dienne Judy victory, 3-0. 1 embark on a vacation trip I. Kentucky Salable sheep 100 (estimated); third and once in the eighth, to anty under the original 0. Trounce through South American coun- therefore, under Chicago, June 14--(in-tUSDA slaughter lambs 50 higher: and got only six hits off Jack Bill VMS 42,000; Amociatioli , tries, gets in a little practice in December, Ilantiesa 86 to 50 --Salable hogs 300; total 3,300 ewes 25-50 lower; good and Williams, Chick hurler. the bill as amended Cagers . rhythm on a bonito. for a fur- Team: W. L. 'DK barrows and gilts 25-75 higher; choice fed clipped lambs No. 3 Joe Lis had a perfect batting 1946, you are eligible Dessert Indianapolis, June 14- OM - of $2,000 on a New Orleans ------40 24 .420 light weight sows steady to 50 to No. 1 pelts 22.25-23.25; strict- hitting four times in four ther guarantee Approximately 11,000 fans night, on a Mobile 39 24 St. higher; others steady to 50 low- ly medium clipped lambs 20.00; attempts. Pete Peterson had real estate loan, or $1,000 the Indiana fairgrounds Mort Cooper Goes non-real estate loan. Nashville 30 28 .311 crowded er. common southewesterns at 16.00 three for five, including the business or coliseum here last night to Q. I have a service-connected Chattanooga 32 32 00 rattle ;100; good and and 18.50; small lots good and home run and the double. Who watch the Hoosier high school Salable To N. Y. Giants disability and am to be rehabil- Birmingham Si 34 .4/7 choice native spring lambs Last night's win brought the basketball all-stars overwhelm choice fed steers and Yearlings itated under the Vocational Re- Atlanta 29 32 .475 1 medium 25.50-26.50, medium to good Chicks out of the cellar into Sherry, Pair Boy Sherry, Kentucky's all-stars, 86 to 50. 1.00-1.50 up: definitely or Voiselle, Cash Act. (Public Law 16). Memphis 444 54 .414 'fed heti- eprings 22.00-24.76; bulk medi- seventh place. habilitation Shelbyville's Bill Garrett was:grades 25-50 higher; Will my compensation payments Little Rock-. _,___ 22 39 .381 Port, White Port, Tokay, and um to choice clipped native Other Kitty League games June 14-1/1') -Mor- , top man for the winners with 21 I era 50 to 1.00 up; medium New York, be increased while I am pur- 50-75 higher; slaughter ewes 7.00 with heavy last night: RIescatol. f tallies, while Eddie Humston of good beef cows ton Cooper, mainstay of three suing ascourse of Vocational Re- closed dull; weights anti common down • to At Cairo Cardinals pennant win- Col. Mau J. Winn IU Lawrenceburg. Ky., dropped in canners and cutters St. Louts habilitation? treaters' 5.00. 11 E teams, was back with a In Chicago 19 for the visitors before leaving bulls 50 to 1.00 higher; ning A. No, your compensation will At Hospital 2650, top 29.00; liberal I HopkInsville_010 101 000 3 7 8 first, place club today -the Na- !IP game on fouls. strong at not be increased, but during the 14 4/F1--001. steers 27.50-28.75; 1 ON KENTUCKY FARMS Cairo ____ 056 712 Olx 22 11 3 tional league's front-running Chicago. June Mart 'is(Joe. Keener of Evans- supply choice time you are being rehabilitated, 85-year-old steers and yearlings: Helwig, Van Bowers, Richard- New York Giants. Matt J Winn. nation- v Ile Central was awarded a tro- good grade It is estimated that 300 bushels you will receive your disability known turfman and Ken- 25.50-27.25; difinitely medium son, Rhodes and Secrest: Sweet righthander, wno ally phy as the outstanding player of of hybrid seed corn were sold The big compeneation, plus subsistence tucky Derby impressario sines 24.50 to 22.50; highly fin- and Moore. Redbird cham- the evening. He contributed 13 r kinds in Clay county this year, lead- starred with the allowance to bring your up to 1902, was in Bt. Luke's hospital ever :ished 1005 lb. heifers reached At Clarksville. pions of 1942-43-44 and the cir- • points to the biggest score ing varieties being Ky. 203 and E $105 a month if you do not have today suffering, said a physician, 28.00; good and choice heifers RH cuit's most valuable player In [run up in the post-season series Ky. 103. 16 3 a dependent. Additional amounts from "possible early pneumonia." .24.50-26.75; heavy sausage bulls Mayfield _130 010 212 _10 1942, was obtained by the Giants I which began in 1940. and thirty wa- 101 _5 5 6 will be added for mai dependent. Attendants at the hospital said reached 18.00, and heavy beef Three hundred Clarksville 200 010 yesterday from the Boston have been planned eantom- • this morning that Winn, who farmers grew I, bulls 18.75; Medium to stiactly ter systems Mize and Deniston; Braves in a deal that sent pitch- I Mercer county county, 24 algeady hav- was removed to -the hoppital acres of vetch! good light thin stolckers sold In Boyd auro and Gassaway. er Bill Voiselle and cash to Last Looks Today from 1,200 to 1,500 been installed. from his Drake Hotel residence this spring. mainly at 18.50-22.75, most good ing Boston. . and crimson clover BOX SCORE yesterday in an ambulance, was circuit At King Of Turf BY ROY CRANE Fulton AB R H PO A E Currently leading the "resting comfortably." game, the surprising BI1Z SAWYER Buck 3b 4 1 1 1 1 0 by a half Lexington, Ky., June 14-UP)- MEI THEN Mt have been looking for a Gray 3b 5 0 1 4 5 0' Giants This was the last day for visi- Harbert Ahead 4s AND WHO'S6 OIN6 DO A LITTLE ROOF route-going righthander all sea- Metz, OF HOPP**. Fropst lb 5 2 2 8 00 tors to see Mon O'War before TOSAAIL IT! ONE son as rookie Bill Ayers and National Open Naar Eng ' THE KRAUTS IS Peehous cf 4 3 2 2 00 the famous throughbred's retire- JUST IN CASE SOMETiiiNG Voiselle have failed to come liAPDENSTO ME,EVE WRITTEN PLAYING PEEK' Peterson. rf 5 3 3 0 O 0 ment, at least for the summer St . Louis. Mo • June 14-. THE through while Larry Jan-en has A LETTER To THE BOSS. *500 AT Rhodes as 5 1 1 1 5 1 months. The most unpredictable of mat- FRONT POOR. 0 been farad's The brunt of the TELLING ABOUT OR.WING Seawright If 5 1 1 2 O Owner Samuel D. Riddle order- eni National Open golf ehani- OUR PLANE O 0 righLhanded mound chores so 0140140W Lis c 4 1 49 ed his famed stallion, which was plotothips went today Into WAS STOLEN. has been borne by Clint Har- p 4 0. 2 0 1 o far retired from stud some time final 36-hole round with Kansas Williams outfielder, and tung, reconverted put into almost complete farmer Dick Metz and Mieht- Ken Trinkle. ago, Totals _41 12 17 27 12 relief specialist seclusion as a means of pro- gan's Chick Harbert sharing a longing the last years of his leadership threatened by no few- A 2, Madisonville AB R If PO E 4, Seawright 2, Lis Williams life. Visitors again may be al- er than 10 title-hungry rivals 2 base- FOlton , Schmidt ss _ _5 1 0 6 1 2; Proulx 2. Left on lowed to see the horse at Rid- among the 75 wind-up contend- Harrington cf 4 1 0 1 0 0 7, 'Madisonville 8. Umpires- dle's Faraway Farm next Fall. ers. Proulx 3b 3 0 2 1 0 1 Comp to n ancl HaI e. Time of Szpond If 3 0 1 3 0 1 game, 2:00. &pleb 2b 3 0 1 2 2 0 Phelan lb 3 0 10 2 0 TODAY'S GAMES i Nix rf 4 (1... 2 1 0 KITTY LEAGUE Zubik c 30 4 0 0 wr nivnir Griffin p 2 0 1 3 0 Mayfield at Clarksville. 1 0 0 0 0 Union City at Owenebtao. I DIDN'T HAVE x Ferris Ststor,"yi!'s 'JII'IIIlIII,,HhIlf A PENCIL AND Hopkinstille at Cairo. PAPER SO I Totals __ _ _31 2 24 14 3 Madisonville at Fulton. SCRATCHED IT pArwOOD THERE$ THE out for Griffin in -- ON THERE %MTH x-grounded A PHONE NUMBER NuMBER2 -A HAIRPIN ninth. STANDINGS FOR YOU TO by innings: • LEAGUE CALL-'THE Score KITTY Madisonville 001 000 010 MAN SAID W. L. Pet. IT WAS VERY Fulton _600 033 00x Team: .667 IMPORTANT Summary: Two base hits- Owensboro .24 12 r 14._.622 Propst, Perham, Lis, Peterson; Mayfield .23 Proulx. Three base hit-Sea- Dillon City 10 18 .563 LIQUORS Home runs-Pechous, Cairo 10 18 .514 wright. .474 Peterson. Double plays-Gray to Hopkinsville 18 20 .410 Rhodes to Prospt. Rhodes to FULTON 16 23 29 .275 Gray to Prospts. Schmidt to Clarksville _ _11 to Phelan. Bases on balls !klatch in Williams 8, off Griffin 2. Negro homemakers clubs off had out by Williams 8, by Christian and Todd counties Struck In 3. Earned runs off wil- an exhibit. of hooked rugs Griffin dur- 2. off Griffin 11. Runs Hopkinsville and Pembroke llama week. batted In-Pechous 2, Peterson ing home demonstration THE A hY1F.NTI RES OP PATSY Eat Your Sunday Dinner hA !... Siist elfsTab te,t &El yoo TO BE 1 SO YOUkE THE rrarc THE MONEy witO .WANTEP miss -A tliCA 1.-LLOW -I'M HOnsw ONE SURPRISED AT YOU FOP at AUTOCrRAPH PATSY! I lu Cool Comfort MY ASSOCAATINP WiTH A rmv off! •.• WE LI- I'M IAtPI IT TO ouNMAN,...,LIKE WE j ZATNC. YOU , SMITH'S CAFE BASEBALL Long Island DISCII, TONIGHT. & SUNDAY With Spiced whole crabapples .FL CHICKS KV 11‘1 A StQ --Vs-- Roast Young Lamb. (COULD ALL YA wAMT!I GOT A MADISONVILLE MINERS COSH, I INDW'r 14A000osi4s4liBUT Mint Jelly THAT BOAT! YOU LOAD•O' NOTICE SPARE US BLIT PUT OH 50.45 AN'COO/ `ft'LL' a LET'S F(iirfield Park SPEED AKIO CATCH SOME NAFTA EAT'EM itOR -A FOOD? RAW/ am fiwis:. Steak WEEK OAKY, KING CORNY AID NELLIE , Old Hickory isireal Country Ham 1-14W;BEV . 11.31351SX1Ja ) OW RAW Sisaling htegiu FISH- •er I/NI(;HT 8;15 P. M. - I N1)11 :30 P. M. 11 • *7

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4aturday Erman, June 14, 194Z ral!ri Daily Leader. Fulton, Kentucky page Four , pt, la it ' actual hirsute arranpmen cost, they say, Marano!Foes' sh. a. ea ..ei CANADA brings the r CHURCH U. N. $75,000 . . . It's just a one-h BROADWAY affair got together as a CALENDAR BY JACK O'BRIAN 'lefty stunt. The gems CLASSIFIED ADS CHURCII by THE NAP.ARENE I back in their snooty Fit Pastor vaults as Soon as J. C. MAITISKIVII. New York-Jane Ace, wife of enue College sag Green cling is finished, and tee of the! ; Sunday School 9:45 radio's Goodman dust will be reclaimed. • For Sale • Ilelp Wanted Morning Woralt.p . It: famed Aces" series, is Young Pmple $ writtng a semi-autoblographi- SALE MEN WANTED for regular week Theatres UNDER- FOR Service '...._7•15 tome entitled "I" . . . Mark Small Antique bed $25. at National Distillers 'Product Evangelistld cal FOR SALE: and his, dark thirts ve 111114 1:111411. Junior Service Wednesday, 3 Heilinger Call 746. 1b2-ptp Corp. back in town to' In Japan Damaged . • •148-Ste In• and white ties PbonelP13-J. ▪ his latest film BARTON OASOLINII ---s- - Prayer Service Wed. 7:15 start -shooting . . . Set By Lower Prices ELECTRIC writers, tro1411113,•t Notjea Choir Itehearrsi. Friday _7:15 on Manhattan location Alswang, a theatres, etc. Fulton . Sewing Machine • Designer Ralph Tokyo-I/Pi-Small SONS VISITORS ALWAYS Wkl.COME will. crowds all Company exclusive agency. J. FATHERS, BRING YOUR "Winged Victory" graduate, which once drew Jack- and sit widi your families to- be building his next set in pink , over Tokyo, are finding the R. Altom, manager, 204 or CHRIST morrow, FATHER'S DAY, at CENTRAL comic* his new daughter. post-war going tough. , son street, Phone 225. minister for' the CUMBERLAND PREf3BY- 'Charles L. Howe, Fourteen recently applied to 150-6tp (All being con- Losch - - - - - . TERIAN church. This invite- services are Ewa Stone and Tillie the police for permits to change ducted in Science Hall, 2nd and a fall show .. BALDWIN PIANOS -AcrosoniC, tiou la,to the fathers of our con:erring about businesses. One became a pub- College, while we enlarge and young society the Spinet with the Concert church, and especially to those Chandler Cowles, lic bath, another a caabret, and remodel.) "Typical ex- Tone. Imniediate delivery, who have no regular place of lad who plays the another a small department 10: 00 in convenient terms Full allow- worship Bible school 01" in "Call Me Mister," is store. Morning worship 1100 square miles In area and has ranks g Pre ance for trade-Ins Feezie t5insda is 3,1196.410 trt ee -Intryosducalfntegr trouble is NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIB- service 7:45 Bridging the North Mallet- good.the Operators say their the Piano Sales, 323 S. 7th, May- Evening intattittlien of 11.31111,1100. presenting ERS who live on the north- (Wed.) .7:45 extends from the Atlantic the government-fixed admission bill or see or call Mrs. Midweek service can continent. Canada twin-bill production. "The Medi- fiele• town: We apologize for northward from prices, which make it is cheap ity James, 214 Second side of You Are Invited Ocean to the Patine and stretches um" and "The Telephone," and Geo.e delivery some of States herder to attend a plushy theatre as a Phone 939. the erraclic the traditionally anfortilled United has given his quitting notice toi - A novel new 1 yea street, Fulton, during Commonwealth SNAPPY neighborhood house. 150-7tc you have experienced ST. EDWARDS CATHOLIC le the polar regions Canada,• member of the British his boss. Melvyn Douglas. pro- midriff style play Tit with pot- • 1 A new minerals and In- the last several days. CHURCH of Nations, produces agricultural products, valuable ducer of "Mister." ... Not setts-, gery design is modeled by Mai. Co: being trained Nations Economic and ! Junior Red For Sale: Any size. Also carrier boy is Rev. Thomas Las, Pastor dustrial ;products. A member of the United fled to keep -Call Me Mister"! actress Marguerite Chapman.' The American pas Pryers start Commission, Canada has been almost 20,000,000 honey. Call or see Gus and should be able to First third and fifth Sundays, Social Connell awl the Monde Energy merely a hit, Arnold Auerbach, Cross, with bac new S. St, Laurent. Seers- largest youth Phune 4502. 147-8tp delivery by the end of the mass, 9 a. m. ; represented In the General Assembly by Louis sketch writer of the show, has recent Broadway smash "Joan of members, is the ced Browder, red field. • shield world. week. Please do not hesitate to Second and fourth Sundays, lazyof State for External Affairs, Her Bag has • written a new one which was Lora organization* in the • suc call 30 or 1300 and teU us if red sad white crosses in 'Wilmot Dermot. • Wanted to Rent mass, 7 a m. t and a bias anion Jack with tried out in the touring troupe Miloine• Boulton of radio's "Wet you do not find your Leader 7:00 mass. to the Confessions before before being added The People" opened a hot dog • to every day on your steps or call- 3 or 4 room house, unfurnished. Broadway original . . . It's an hamburger emporium at den porch. CHRISTIAN CHURCH H. Grissom, Phone 9177. FIRST ed "America's Square Table of Deal, on the Jersey shore . . .1 148-6tc L H. bakes, Minister the Air" and is a satire on radio , For Sale ORNAMENTAL concrete for the The Garden Myrus, the mental telepathist, ten lawn. Bird baths, seats, urns Church school 10:00 a. in. forums. is opening at the Versailles for RENT by couple, yob WANTED TO -in a variety of sizes. Virgin's No morning worship (on ac- TIMELY TOPICS preliminary tests last year, it the summer weeks and a good I good condition, for Director John Ford in town on Sen house in Nursery and Pottery, two miles count of absence of pastor). lived up to all the promises of many Broadway businessmen SUPER over $50 month. his way to Ireland, where he'll rental not east of Union City on Fulton No evening service. Beans.-Many gardeners whose Its originators. the Southeast will be dropping by to see if he consider buying later. to film his new movie "The Quiet Tru Would Phone 378-J-3. bean-planting program is use Regional Experiment Station, can tell them where their bus- P. 0. Box highway. Man" . . Leon Leonicioff will Olot Phone 1346 or write CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Stringless Oreenpod have noted Charleston, 8. C. is hiding . I can think of 151-3tp stage and Raoul Pene du Bois iness SERVICE ben 70. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CHURCH that when July and August are Cultivation-Despite all signs dining spots than will design the "Fashion Fair few prettier soul This notice is meant for the gen- W. R. Reid, Pastor dry, yields may slacken off to the contrary, ''dry weather" Cascades atop the WELL LOCATED APARTMENT wanted immedi- Revue" at Madison Square Gar- the lovely staz eral public in Fulton County, 10 a. m. sometimes to almost total fail- cultivating should be the rule ately. Prefer furnished. Please Sunday School den this month . .. It's the first Hotel Biltmore. GOOD LEASE pes, Kentucky, that I, Lee Roper, 11 u. ni. ure. The reason is that this from now on, as the "prophets" contact Austin Adkinson, Ful- Morning Worship style show in fashion history to Irving Berlin has dedicated REASONA will not be responsible for any p. m. variety needs ideal weather to continue predicting the coming ton Daily Leader, Phone 30 or Evening Services 7 be staged like a Broadway show, his latest tune, "Kate," to Kate debts or purchases or contracts perform at its best. Now that of extended dry weather. But fers 1300. only this stylish emulation will; Smith . . . One of our more en- of any nature, character or the time is coming for planting dry weather cultivation is the due SOUTH FULTON BAPTIST right out by being several terprising coiffure experts has kind that may be made by beans that should mature in best kind for wet times, too. start add • For Rent CHURCH times larger than the Broadway fashioned a hairdo which I don't Annie Roper, my wife, after late summer, gardeners might "I J. T. Draee, Pastor shows being imitated . . . Young.expect will be sweeping the coun- APARTMENT for rent. 3 rooms, this date. Given under my well switch to U. 8. Refugee No. Mtn Sunday school 9:45 a m. Pene du Bois, by the way, will; try in a hurry . . It's a shaggy built-in cabinets hand this June 12, 1947 5, a sort specially bred to com- SOW unfurnished, Morning Worship 11.00 a. m. With The right back to Hollywood • dither of real gold dust and dia- Care o ader Gas heat. Auto- l50-10t,p bat hot,dry weather. While new, scoot in kitchen. Training Union 6:30 p. m. costumes for Ingrid monds which, with the few bucks cal ; Oak. it may be found with the larger to do the matic hot water. Bath. 112 Worship 7:45 p. m. of her; worth of finger-twisting in the thei • Miscellaneous Evening seedsmer but local merchants Homemakers , Bergman's picturization Call 246-M. 150-3tc service Wed. 7:45 p. mar Mid-week may procure It from their job- RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All m. shot FOR RENT: 3 furnished rooms. bers. BENNETT HOMEMAKERS kinds and sizes. Stamp pads I Evangelistic Service, Saturday It Call 119-J from 7 a. m. until MEET WITH MRS. HANCOCK too. Let us serve you. LEADER ' 7:45 p. m. round and meaty tor) p. m. 150-7tc The pods are Office. Phone 30 or 1300. The public is invited. and almost straight; there are The Bennett Homemakers met a ta for no strings at any stage, but with Mrs. Harry Hancock in an pro' ELECTRIC floor polisher PLANNING a trip to Reelfoot Fur- CHURCH OF GOD this "child" of old-fashioned afternoon meeting with thirteen toe rent by the day. McDade Lake or Kentucky Lake? Hav- 905. Brother iltackins, Pastor Refugee (1,000 to It partakes of and two visitors pres- P. niture Co. Phone ing transportation trouble? If members Sunday denoot 10 a. in. its parent's nature to become a The meeting was called velt 136-tfc. so, call Taxi 187 and solve ent. Preaching (Morning) _ _11 a. m. 'husky if let hand too and presided over by TI your problem. 140- 12tc trifle to order EILLy:FING rocms for men only. ' Preaching (Evening) _8 p. in. long. Mrs. Wales Austin in the absence veto Carr street, Lhand Jewell. 315 • Card of Thanks Services every Tuesday and Sweet Corn-Gardeners who the president, Mrs. M. I. rani Ptgute 177. 136-tfc. Friday night 7:15. have been using loans may have ws. Mrs. Harry Hancock read 6 in 1 express our sincere Everybody Is invited and Is observed that later plantings du e devotional from Psalms 118. July FOR RENT: Bleeping room. Call We wish to and welcome. do as well as earlier ones, picnic to be held E. State Line. gratitude to our neighbors not Plans for the H, 12I-J. 305 this Curtis Han- 149-4tp friends for the kindness and the reason being that varie- July 25 with Mrs. the BAPTIST CHURCH rympathy shown during our FIRST ty needs much moisture to do cock were made. com Endings • Serviee bereavement in the death of Second an-' well. As the time for planting Mrs. Croft, the landscape lead- pres our father, R. N. Davis. The Sam Ed Bradley, Pastor late-summer corn approaches, er, gave the lesson on the care stru CUSTOM mowing-new tractor lovely flowers, the comforting Sunday School 9:45 a. in. such gardeners might well switch of roses, irises, tulips, jonquils stab and mower, clipping partures, words, the kind deeds, the music, Morning Worship _A0:50 a. m. to Golden Cross Bantam, which and peonies. Sprays pa insects S;8/ther "1 E. weeds and hay. See Paul Jol- the services of Rev. Sam Evening Worship 8•00 p m. is less particular about the wea- op , blooming and evergreen pots ley, phone Union City 224-W-1 Bradley and Mrs. Hombeak, and Baptist Training Union 6:30 p. m. ther.l )eIthe ears litre, mail- Ants were discussid with mem- to I and collect. 150-3tp all other:, actions of love Mid-week Service, Wed. 7:30 p. m. er, there ill be ears. bers,. "Ole symapthy will be remembered In this, anectifra a new var- V Call Visitors ii-InCOED2 "The Rocking Chile Tour con- ed SLIP COVERS and sewing. gleam of light through the iety has" been dtveloped Dor . as a sisted of poems read by Mrs. Bill wou 653. 143-Ur growing specifically in the South darkness. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH rect -The Davis Children. that does not mind bright sunny FOR prompt and efficient photo Pastor-Aaron C. Bennett Those present were: Mesdames onol weather that blasts pollen (one finishing bring your fIlm to Sunday 7:30 p. m. Evening Austin, Estelle Binklej, TI of the reasons for the non-suc- Wales the Owl Photo Shop in the Prayer and Sermon. H. G. Butler, 0. C. Croft, John I nati Legion Baseball cess of some sweet corns) and . Owl Dille 'Store. 136-tic Bill Holland, G. A. Bar- for that takes drought and wet wea- ankley, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH rington, H. C. Sams, Charlie hat): SKS ME POW CONCENTRATED Team To Practice ther in its stride, and that, fur- W. E. Misehke, Minister Stephenson, Forrest Bremer I tan) DDT. Also spraying homes. thermore, suffers little from Sunday School: 9:45 a. m. and Raymond Elam. Mrs. S. E. secu - Phone :195. M. C. Nall, 202 Monday Morning corn ear worm injury. It's name Morning Worship 10:55 a. m. Hancock and Mrs. Bob Alexander At , Third street, Fulton. Ky. The American Legion Junior for the present is only a num- Sermon "Tribulation." were visitors. whit 135-2541! baseball team, sponsored by the ber, MC78, but seedsmen will Evening Service: 7:30 p m. The hostess served a delicious Id en I Marshall Alexander post of the doubtless have it next year. la Sermon-Rev. S. F. Sands. "P ADDING MAChislk S. TN rat; Legion and Huddle,ston Motor salad Piste. The meeting adjourned to I and WRITERS AND CASH REGIS.' Company, will practice at 9 o'- paid of firm here, fines $10,000 meet with Mrs. H. 0. Butler in I fits, TEES BOUGHT--Sold, repaired clock Monday morning, June 18. in court yesterday Kentucky Today each federal August. fur Office supplies. FULTON OP- I at Fairfield Park. tax eva- By The Associated Press on charges of income reve FICE SUPVLY COMPANY,' Uel Killebrew, Wallace Ruddie sion. The men previously had Louisville- Roscoe Murray, -17171-P the Phone 85. and Hugh Rushton are assist- pleaded guilty. Judge Roy Ethel- Hardin county educator and of her sweet young face of t ing the team in its practice ses- bourne suspended imposition of Sweet as the blossoir.s of springtime, this led. The beauty veteran of both World Wars, has We Believe of tl 2'";w itadln„„*.° RePar,--y - ions. The club will be eligible two-year sentences and placid What diploma by the of mind tee andSport been named head of the veter- beautiful graduate clasps the must be enhanced beauty Hi ' sfparticipation in state and the jewelers on probation for Charles L. Houser t' ELECTRIC COMPANY, 2 0 S Ior ans' division in the campaign or- and "C national American Legion tourn- three years each. They were or- Would 'any judge, worthy of which symbolizes years of study and soul attainable through faith. Cowaiercisi. Phone 491. 2894:fel ganization of Rep. Earle C. in g aments. dered to pay $139,000 in taxes, that title, permit a person to tes- Clements, Morganfield, candi- achievement The light of fresh knowledge upoi SIDEROGRAPHING: Letters, penaltiee and interest within a tify In court who admitted that date for Democratic nomination Let her but reach up and put her hand in ernr Cards, programs, etc. Mary Three carloads of tile, or a year, $30,000 of it within , 30 he. did not witness the crime in Is in her eyes and the glow of happiness publ Burton, phone Clinton 2651 total of 18,000 feet, have been for governor. question, but who claimed to be the hand of God, and he will lead her safely days. on her cheeks as she sees the distant vistas and MOTHER BURTON')' GIFT delivered to Knox county farm- t.h.t successor of the witness? Did Paducah-The Tennessee Riv- Into the fullness of life. is 11' SHOP. 17t1c ers in four months. Frankfort-Gov. Simeon Wil- you ever hear of such a thing as of life spread out before her. er near here was dragged after duct lis called a meeting of his cabi- a successor of a witness? And Eugene Neal, a mussel fisher- cour net here today for a discussion yet there is a man on earth who Whither her course will lead her now-to man, reported finding several poor of a plan for improving state claims to be the apostle Peter's strands of long, black hair on further academic pursuits, to the marriage port parks. successor. The ONLY apostle one of his hooks. A deputy she- subs who ever had a successor was or to new achievements in other fields cg, THE directing the search, said altar, riff, 500 Judas, and his successor was CHURCH FOR deve he was certain the hairs were LoutsvIlle,-Approximately -is a question the picture does not answer. ALL • Bi Iambs were entered by members chosen from among "these men ALL FOR • • • from a woman's head. _Th. 7'HE CHURCH. men Of 11141st:ute Farmer Chapter3 which have accompanied with us 0u:wing ch,...d, ...... NOTICE the be Lord Jesus But whatever her future course may be, preatew boor Mr. area In the sixth annie4I fat all thug house or olcharacter cod on earth Bowling Green-Robert H. among us. Be- sganual good /or the ed I lamb show-sale hire today)"' wesst In 4). out she is certain to find pitfalls, dangers and norther value& , citizens/up It Is_ct Shaver, superintendent of Muh- baptism of aro cismocracy Without a nom him ginniqg the foto sound nor strong lenberg county schools, an- day that difficulties along the road of life. She will ***victi reasons arvaatron win courah.• HI Lissington--D. fl. teinir, John,futito that sante rainuarir why ovary slams. There nounced his resignation as presi- he MAW taken up from us, must (I) For hit and surpon Portion high SERVICE prestdent of the Ler* Rail.' need character, courage and faith to carry tho sue Ka.. ths shouklansnd CURB sot. Q.) dent of the Third District Edu- of FCC Church. They ly d way system. 'dy.rabo one be ordained to be a witness of his his dIdoloin arn cation AsIsocialiOn." He laid he 4 bring he to it' **Church conuotrisy and * soko dect bus service said with' us ',of his redurrect Ion." her safely through and her ltrell vr flown (4) (3) For beIcause Of his candida- dtye !unmet Pio h,ch For lin Nou At resigned tide), (Acts 1121, 22) Since one had to Mole i Io go Io now.lug mord sake a gr cy for Republican norqknation have; an 4putounconsiM highest and richest attainment daily dlurch on and Itwoontd the tongerilliug a strUre th has be # companion elf the Lord dur- Sunday and for state supt4IntendE1if of rend 100f At stalled Mrs service here. • de- ing Iiis lersonal ministry and public instruction. ' Religion and a suitable church cormec- men dined. to elabonte0 Dritte an (Ind an ete witnees of His res- leppyright INT Cs l neen are oh 4trike urreation. in order tontialify for §on is something she cannot afford to neg- s.a Loulsvilles-Closlee F. Geiger, malnlennbce c.i.s.r.ansoiwavinima in a dberte o Wrgea. Vie apostleship; and since there it 70, Anchorage, and Nolte C. th• NO ONE oh earth today who sidetilc GRILL Ament, 56. Lardsville, executives KEN-TENN mat Cati.4-,A,firm. • r over- can meet listeSe 'qualifications, it This message endorsed by Fulton Ministerial of Geiger and Ament. jewiery neither Alliance and sponsored by: and 'pet st steep tgrade and kill- necessarily fellows that turned has taxe driver. Johia,,Wesley Bar:, Peter, nor any other apostle ed its reve Real Pit Bar-B-Q 19. aliticcessor today. Browder Service Station SMALLMAN and 'Dozing his lifetime, Peter did Fields Serviee Statio Phone 513-W hansoms with the Phone bill WEBB Maysville-Injories' suffered not live in 1113 is claisnelf 11 him, is m And Sandwiches of All Kinds. in an automqbtaraccident near role that the Infallible ad of sertt TIN SHOP here proved' to .Mr* S. J !timely: S5 was Floral ings Of a Flemings- the church "An - Scott's Shoppe Grissom Stall da ed Sta. Swineheart:WITe him, Ser. an I Cold'Drinks 011, Osie and Coal burg hatchill 4 binkter. tiler' son, comhig In. Corne1ia:C*1(4 Phone ti-I down at his feet, and Phone 9177 less letIRNACY.S Jackie, said to be the driver, was and fell worshipped him. But Peter took inco in a critical condition at a hos- • title!. i • ' him up, saying, 8falnd up; I duce 11,U t1 pital. Bennett (George S Hughes ner) Gutters and Down Spouts myself also am a man." (Acts Electric The Steak House inco Repts..ed and Repaired 28) Phoebe 241 $60,f Motor vehicle registration in 10:25, Phone 133 582 space paid for by Central '! Block. tr..ri. I rif(lc light. TIKLEPHONE the United States Increased from This On Marlin Highwto Christ, Fulton, Ky. Fulton 500,000 in 1910 to 28,500,000 in Church of 1930