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XL11.-No. 279. Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, Nov. 23, 1941. ‘olunie ESTABLLSHED 1898. Fulton,

ARCTIC CAI.LED Floridian Claims Virginia Dare Seminole -Limited Is Wrecked THE Nazi Call For FAVORABLE FOR FLEET USE LISTENING I AIR Wasn't First Born In imerica Near Corinth Last Night—One Meeting as Peace More Light Called Been Te War POST Operations kicking • Killed And 75 Injured In Wreck Is St. Augustine, FID Mrs. Kath- little Virginia Dare was • I have always believed that I Drive Hinted Philadelphia, - Flying weather erine Lawson. hiatorinn for the St. the slats out of her homemade people knew show silly they looked north of the Arctic Circle is more Augustine Historic-1 Society and and acted while drunk there migh favorable for military air fleets Cars Internal• I C o th f e retire Institute of Selene.. has dropped a "When Virginia Dare was born at Nine Crowded Pullman ArePerailed be a great decline in the habit. bit than that in the northern tempera- Opens At Berlin twelve-page bookie' tismbshell in- Roanoke in August. 1587, the first of course, people may enjoy looking ture zone where most air battles of Augustine (:ar Burned to current belief Us.* Virginia Dare Spanish child born at St. silly.. Particularly have I believed Tomorrow the current war have been fought, was the first white child born on was already of such age . . . he this of young girls. Of course, it Viihjalmur Stefansson told the the North American Continent-a could bear arms in Armada," Mrs. does not greatly matter Pow a boy Berlin, - Germany announced American Philosophical Society Railroad Officials Think Broken Rail bombshell that may as °lye her in Lawson reports. looks and acts, and by our social Sunday night that an international tonight. no little verbal fencing with his- in the Low- Caused code such things are overlooked. I conference of powers embraced There is potential military sig- The historian found Accident torians. a report of Martin's have often heard the expression within the "AntisComintern" treaty nificance in this because nearly ery collections She's "rev oneor.' Mar- collect pay for service "pie-eyed," but until the other day will be held in Berlin, beginning all the world's military powers are attempts to The Illinois Central's crack Chi- tin de Arguelles was born of Span- the infantry in SEVERAL FULTON in Paducah I had never appreciat- formally on Tuesday, the fifth an- far north on the globe. as sergeant of cago-Florida passenger train, the ish parentage In St Augustine since 1594-reports upon ed how graphic the expression is niversary of the pact against Bol- For all of them the Arctic offers Yucatan NAMES LISTED IN Seminole, wrecked just outside nearly twenty yeas before Miss her claim on the when it is applied to girls who more shevism. a short-cut for attack on other which she bases SEMINOLE WRECK Corinth. Miss., late yesterday or less or drunk. The momentogs meeting, to be Dare. date of the de Arguelles' birth. afternoon, taking a toll of at least great powers. This shortcut is booklet ol manuscripts • • • attended by statesmen of some In her One Other Death Reported From one dead and 75 injured. The train likely to become alluring as soon which derive their She wrote: "Conforming to le- • At the half of the Paducah- dozen countries belonging to the and references was northbound. as most of the longdistance armor- Woodbury Low- gal formalities customary in his Fatal Wreck Near Corinth Mayfield game I grew tired of sit- Axis "new order" bloc, will "dem- authority from the Corinth's two hospitals were filled planes are developed. Tokio, for Florida manu- time. Arguelles first makes a state- ting in a place which was too small onstrate the determination to fight ery collection of ed to overflowing with passengers example. 11,000 miles from New Library of Congress, ment of his ancestry, then a re- Several Fulton people were listed for me, and I also grew cold as the world 13elshevism," a brief an- scripts in the hurt in the crash. Private auto- York City, by present airways, is makes the history- sume of his father's and his own as injured among the 75 who suf- sun dropped behind a cloud and nouncement stated. Mrs. Lawson mobiles and trucks were pressed only about 7,000 via the Arctic. that Martin services, stating that he is the legi- fered injuries in the wreck of the the cold wind kept blowing up my shattering revelation into service to rush more victims Numerous diplomats represent- Light Called Longer serving in the timate son of Martin de Arguelles Seminole late yesterday near Cor- trousers leg As a matter of fact, I de Arguelles was from the scene of the tragedy to ing the antiComintern powers will One advantage of Arctic flying. service cur- and of Leonor de Morales, his wife, inth. The names are• sitting still at a foot- army in the European do not enjoy assemble in preliminary session Stefansson said. is less icing and that he is 'el de San Augstin' Elnier Hutson. medical aid. I rently bearing guns in the Armada and ball game anyhow, so at the half Monday. The meeting was summon- foggy weather Most studenta in San Nine cars of the 13 making up less in search of Sir Frances Drake. who ithe first Spaniard born Freddie Lee Hamilton. gave up my seat and told the fam- ed by Germany, but its exact scope aviation, he added, do not know the train were derailed and tumbl- of had plundered St. Augustine, when Augustine. Carvell McKenzie. ily I would stand for the second than ed from a high embankment into and purposes, other celebra- about the Arctic advantages j ------I One other death was reported half, and would meet them after tion of the antiCommunista pact's They do not, for example, take also this morning at the hospital a field, where one of them-a din- out and found a LEGISLATIN E WHEAT, F1.01111 the game. I walked birthday, remained undefined in into account the great difference STATE railroad office, but the name was ing car-caught fire and burned at one end of the Berlin. EXPE1RTERS ARE nice sunny spot of moonlight in the far north Like COUNCIL TO MEET not immediately available. for several hours after the wreck. had a pretty good field, where I the midnight sun. there is a midday THIS AITERNOON GIN EN SUBSION The big steel coaches and Pull- as luck would have it, To Expire Tomorrow view, and and midnight moon. which comes mans were well loaded with travel- Be most of the action in that'hali took It Was pointed out however, that Outlines Five Principal Sub- Government Stocks To twelVe times a year instead of once. Myers - auA era' place at that end of the field, the five-year pact is scheduled to Hosprr NFWS I That Is for a certain number of jects For Diminished The engine and tender remained I T Groin) • • • days each month, depending on how on the tracks, ax did the baggage • I noticed two girls and two meeting therefore was expected to Fulton Hospital far north the moon is above the budget,' Washington. -A new export sub- I car and two mall cars. The observe- boys who were standing nearby, result in its renewal at a time, Frankfort, Ky., -The ' horizon all the time, winter or sum- sidy plan for wheat and flour. ex- Mrs Claud is tion car, last of the train's 13. was against the fence. At first I when Germany and associated pow- TVA legislation. rehabilitation of Lock getting along It is above the horizon at the Pected to stimulate trade with fine, derailed but did not turn over. thought they were merely doing as era are hurling their minitary state institutions and arts to put North Pole for fifteen days monthly. countries to the south. was an- N. Route 4. Hick- I None of the passengers in it were I was, and were so interested in the forces deep into Russia. into effect the school equalization Brasfield. Heavy Tanks Called Useful imendments' nounced today by the Department the injured. game that they wanted to get a and voting machine man. remains about same. Another thing not taken into ac- of Agriculture. The train's conductor. Walter bit closer. But a closer look proved will be the chief quissions to be Leaman Edwards remains about l count, ansson said, s e fact Government stocks of wheat. ac- same. Ransom of Jackson, Tenn., was otherwise-as did an empty bottle !studied by the state Legislative the White House Secretary Stephen that due to reflection from snow Govsquired under price-supporting among those reported critically nearby and a full bottle which was T. Council, according to Lieut. Mrs. Ardelle Burcham is improv- Early announced in Washing. the moon in the Arctic is twice as loans, will be sold to wheat and hurt The engineer. "Buck" Townes, being passed around and liberally • ton Saturday that President Roose- effective. Half moon, he Are at Jess thaP donses-! sent. sowaan sad son) Adel id Seciumn..eses shot best. ., — partaken of. Those four young peo- deciareatt Th..,,-...... g.w.ia ,14 .N._ s"e * I .1,flour Oporto:3 Harvey. volt has received hiformat)on.91111-will show a menniwan in She - ...,.. ,,,,Ling I tic loons prices. doSng nicely. Only known th early last ple were not paying any inure at- for p. m. Monday for it, first m fRoute 5, are Hitler was considering the sum- 100 miles away. 1.5 good enough The exact discounts or subsides! Mrs. Harvey Peseta. Route night was that tention to the football game than ,preparatory to making recommend-j 1. ls moning of' an all-Europe economic aerial combat and for baseball. , . Aissem-s were notth made public. on e I improving. y bison of Selmer, Tenn. She had Franklin D. Roosevelt was - and ' ations to the 1942 General conference, probably in December . ground that this information would Mrs. V. Putnam is doing fine.!been taken to the McRae Hospital . the President was not in the . I blv which meets the first Tuesdayj ! R. or January. Mr. Early warned that give other wheat exporting areas .a Mrs. Arlie Batts and baby oflin Corinth, but died on the operat- stands. They were engaged mike MRS. GIJILLS - '' • 'in January. Myers. presiding offi- such a conference might produce I competitive gicirgistage. Tisfy said ,Crutchfield are doing nicely. I Mg table there. seriously in the matter of getting DIES. YESTER_DAY . dal of the Council:said the first high-sounding phrases about re- the prices would be low enough to: Mrs. and r Condition Is Critical drunk and minute by minute they Imeeting will be held for organize- Bill Watson baby 1 storation of sovereivnty and eco- !allow United §ta,tes exporters to, I Doctors held little hope for sev- were getting in the condition which Mrs. Cattle 'Guilts, age 14. and employment of a secretary Hickman have been dismissed. mornic rehabilitation for European pasted i tion compete with wheat. rom Canada.' (slit other victims, among them we call pie-eyed. I was near enough away Saturday night after an ex- other help. countries. hut that the real pur- said 'Argentina and other, sources. . Haws Clinic , Mrs. J. M. Garman of Chicago. to hear their silly talk, and above tended illnes.s. She is 'iurvived by! The Council members will visit pose would be establishment of a Wheat Already Moved Butler ssnt:sues the same. ' First members of the rescue par- all, their silly laughter. one sister. Mrs. Annie Knight. I'm- 'the state penitentiary. reformatory, ' J. F. system of nuppet states from which The subsides or reduced prices. Raymond Brown was ells- .I.Y to arrive said the scene of the eml services will be this aftemon Oreendale Reform school and the Mrs. Germany could derive badly need- ,, ' will be available on exports of missed. , wreck looked as if a giant hand • The girls were quite attract- at 2:30 and burial by Hon:beak , mental hospitals. rest 'molls,: what wheat and flour to the northern • Jackson of Dukedom is had smashed down on the speeding lye, being, I judged, about eigh- s--- -- s Funeral Home still be at Fairview 1 "I can't sav. of course. Mrs. Cora of the Emmen wastier.of countries in South,AMeriea. . - - train in an -attempt to sweep it off to twenty years of age, well eemetery. --s members' ;reported better: teep iother all of Central America, islands in, „ ;the tracks and into the ground. dressed and quite intelligent look- _ Myer, said here this, Mrs. Sam Holt is doing fine.' 'bring up." the Caribbean and Pacific. the' The cars had hurtled down the boys seemed, if anything f. C. NEWS far as I am concern- . Carl Fagan of Dukedom con- . ing. The THREE INJURED IN "but as and the Virgin Islands., . 40-foot embankment to lie 50 or every one of to the Philippines tinues the same. a trifle older, and I ed. we will devote our time 100 feet away on scarred ground. to turn that WRECK HERE SAT.!week' out- , W. L. Grayum is the same. them seemed anxious F. R. Mays, vice president and! 'i five .principal nbjects I've Three of them were upside down. take a hearty drink. "THE BRICK" IS . Glenda Sue Clark of Wing° is the bottle up and general manager. Chiraen, was! ilv _ i lined. . , . trucks and wheels had been ! in pp Three Pepainpersons were f u Drinking out of a bottle is not agte, d witn 3ov. Keen RAIDED BY POI.ICE Same. aThethroush Fulton this morning hired in an automobile-truck COl-1 He said he completely crushed away from operation under the most. redistricting of the Mrs. Harold Duke and son of graceful roste to CerInth, Mic3 the Johnson that hweawsllsioglhetedscenbey of ethneamreses- and when just south of town on operated by Clar- Water Valley have been dismis,ed. icoutheewrso.rTk :avorable circumstances, H. K Puck. trainmanter, is :, .::..1nn after- !statshould e be .brought up at a "The Brick." ...Mon City highway Saturday Highway Joe Sellars was Oismissed. an attractive and dainty girl turns lesesen today. ial Ff'&11011 it the General As- ence Williams. colored. on !loos., about 5 o'clock , The injured',ST)CC. Mrs. Jamie Stallings and datigh-!which had sprung up in the wreck- a bottle up that way it L3 not a K E. Dawson, traiiimaster.-and and that he doubted the 45 in Missionary Bottom was raided, were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hank!nsIremblY along nicely. age. happy and pleasing sight. ,, are in Merl- s ssider it at this by local policemen Dalton and Boaz.' ter are getting R. C. Pickering. clerk, and Miss Dorothy Grissom, all ofl Council would 1 Rails Are Twisted • • • Williams was arrested and charged. W. C. Pittman. Wingo. underwent • phi, today. Arlington. time. Heavy steel rails were twisted • Before the third quarter end- trainmas- the first two with possessipn of illegal whisky.lan operation this morning. S. C. Jones. assistant They were brought to the Haws' The program :or like hairpins and crossties were four young people wese bound over to await the ac- ! C. D. Atkinson. McConnell waS ed those tsr. is in Jackson today. 'weeks as outlined by the lieuten-nte was splintered like toothpicks. A size- They resold Ic'in ic for treatment. Mr. Ilsok i Inr City . admitted for treatment of injuries, quite completely soused. .,..,q..,. -..A ant governor caSecl for inspection 'Hon of the Orand Jury b I ' Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hankins of able part of the top of the em- hardly walk, and all seemed to Tuestiay of the state reformatory Judge Lots Adams. Saturday under bis wife had cuts about the head were admitted for treat- bankment was shaved away as want to keep their backs against 1 and the Central State $500 bond, 'Arlington 1'01• 1CF a land concussion. Miss Grissom had let LaGrange though a steam shovel had been at the fence in order to find FOrile the reform The police found four and a half ment of injuries. !severe cuts on the face and left leg. hospital it LalcsSuld; solid support. One time one of the s---- pints of corn whisky tinder the Dorothy Grissom of Arlington re- school at Oreendale and the East- en page tear) to take a few steps Vois Sisson, was fined $10 and! The cause of the accident was room. ceived treatment of injuries. (Continued girls started ens State hospital at Lexington, floor of an upstairs and fell charge of being drunk not learned. away fmm the fence cc,sts on a Wednesday; study of the budget. sprawling in a small mud puddle in a public place by Judge Lon of is the time to subscribe f01 Thursday. Friday and Saturday FLORIDA CONVICTS which was nearby. What a howl of ;Adams in ninon pblice court this Nov Leader. the first week. OFFER TO WORK Of Murder Pays For laughter went op from all, 'morning. the "Duchess" ing the one who had fallen, when; ON BURMA ROAD she staggered up. with mud gre-; Life Of C,rime In San Quentin an expensive looking fur coat and S. D. GRIFFEY Her Excel At 500 Tasks Twenty con- well splattered over her face! All Women DIES AT HAWS CLINIC Tallahassee. Fla. - gang went seemed to take it as the best take: victs in a Florida road shortly to enlist for duty on China's fa- that ever happened, and Masks 8. D. Offffey. prominent resident San Quentin. Calif. -A grim.I Sixty persons watched through boys repeated Involved In Making Gas Ful- mous Burma Road. thereafter one of the of Clinton and well-known in fantastic woman who headed A the eleven minutes it took the suddenly at the Haws, They wrote to H. L. Ezell, state ton, died holdup mob and held its purse Duchess to die. Her face was hag- noon. Death prison camp chaplain, for help and . (Continued on Fag-2) clinic yesterday about strings went to her death in an ex- gard, her black eyes bloodebeit IS down by a heart attack. Emil turned the letter over to Gov. her into _ Akron. Ohio- It seems paradoxi- job of inserting and wiring was caused ecution chamber today with a pray- two guards helped the glail eke_ burial will be at Spefsard L. Hollard. that women, usually oppased the flutter valves. This, shop fore- Funeral and on her thin, pale lips. chamber. A green smock shroU•111 • • • 4. • • • • • cal friends One of the convicts wrote: er that means covering man say, is the toughest task in Clinton His many Fulton EvUeta Juanita Supinelli. her angular form. Her black hair. • ts anything "These men who have their She was pretty faces. excel in the;the entire process of making a gas will regret to learn of his death she led called her "the streaked with gray, was cut in • • FREE LECTURE tScir names signed below are well aware The gang • making of gas masks at the Good- mask. The heavy rubber valve Duchess" Fifty-two and a grand- short bob. • On WRONG of the hardships and privations, her Tire 8z Rubber Company. must be fitted over the mouthpiece. IfFir. THEY 'DENIM' she could hit a poker chip There was a bizarre touch to • Christian Science •i year bad living conditions and danger mother. of the finger decterity. wired down, cemented and cover- paces with a stilletto. last moments. She had asked only • By •• Because surrounding this project. but be- at fifteen speedily thel ed with tape. It takes strong fingers. Cathp Biznriltig. Pin, -Fall mili- planned another one thing, that she might carry a Earl McCloud, C. S. B., 41!necessary to perform under existing conditions Once she said she • wrists and the average man tary fashion note: lieve that photograph of her daughter and TIMIS •500 operations going into the mak- tireless the murder-by sticking a long hatpin • Of San Antonio, E. Clark of they will be of more value to of one mask, women have prov- would find 'his arms going dead on Pvt. First Class Leslie in the ear of her intended victim. grandchild and her two sons. The • Member of the Board of Lee- ing U. S. and state governments. arsi more adept than him after an hour of such tedious the medical detachment bad been in CalLtornia's his- picture was strapped over her tureship of The Mother •en themselves in a more substantial posi- Never before • however, does work. turning out for formation each will be the life bosom with adhesive tape. The First Church of• men. No one worker, rehabilitate themselves." tory had the law exacted •Church, women think of morning. preparatory to pursuing tion to she spoke a curse Scientist, in Bostan,• more than a single small opera- And what do of a woman. The "Duchess" died Yesterday • Christ, as a truck driv- • tion. while they are at work to help his duties laundry because she and her hoodlums against her executioners: "14 • Massachusettea tradi- MAYOR'S HOUR The jobs are varied and exact. them overcome the mbnotony of er, dressed in denim-the one of the gang. 19-year-old blood will burn holes Into their • In CATCHES FIRE killed worker may make only a stitch their work? Most girls think of tional Army work uniform. Then Sherrard. The murder of a bodies. Before six eilMitba have • First Methodist Church •I A Robert • in the cloth, or reinforce it in dates, boys in military cameos and he was late. called San Francisco man during a hold- vested they will be punished." • Carr Street the sergeant The fire department was another spot, or perhaps Just sew permanent waves. Seine of the "What's reason?" his up frightened him so badly they As the gas roes In the NB, her • Monday Evening, Nov. 24 • to extinguish • fire at the counsry square stitch linking two bits older workers, those with chil- asked. were afraid he would talk.. They ups still moved. The great Vela • At $ o'clock •la home of Mayor Paul DeMyer this Others may put strap dren, have deeper thoughts. One "Sir," replied Clark, "I couldn't his whisky, pulled a swim- throbbed in her nook. Malty bet!. • Under auspices of Christian •of wedding. morning about 10 o'clock. The !ire drugged endy into buckles all day long, test is worried about her son soon to find my gingham hat." ming gait on his, knocked him on head drooped. and abs looked Alt • science Society, Fulton. Ry.• did little damage and was quickly •eyepieces for airtightness or flut- be called in the draft. He may was the head and threw him in the an old woman sleeping 411111014f • Adv. 27-31. yam put out. 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FADER-FULTON,KENTUCKY PAGE TWO reuroN DAILY 1 LISTENING POST Rev. C. Clemens. J. A. Johnson.I1•444440+4004•404114• The Fuhon Daily Leader FIFTEEN YEARS AGO Mr. and Mm 8. J, (Continued From Page-Ii Seeley Kicks, Rally Since 111111 a Walker and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Nov. 24. 1926) ADS Howell. Hoyt Moore __ Editor and Publisher WANT the performance. It seemei to me Mrs. W. B. Weatherspoon attend- RECORD" Martha Moore ___ Associate Editor CLASSIFIED RATES the performance. It seems to me "MAKE'A C. P. J. Mooney, editor of the ed church Sunday afternoon sev- Nola Mae Cullum ___ Assist. Editor posely, but even more it was good Memphis Commercial Appeal, died eral weeks illness. IOne Insertion 2 cents Per Word, for howls of laughter Published every afternoon except suddenly at his desk there yester- The Beelerton met Record your own voice at (Minimum charge 30c.) •• • Homemakers Sundays and holidays, at 400 Main day. laid Wednesday in the home of Three Insertions 4 eta. Pee Word": 6 The couples went away a few showroom Street. Felton Kentucky. Clarence Hatter died yesterday Mrs: Llnard Duke. our (Minimum See.) minutes before the game ended. at his home in Samburg. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Johnson the 11•Iron, Kenttucky Six Insertions 5 cts. Per Word and I found myself hoping that sneered at Charles Cruce and Mrs. Sue spent Thursday afternoon with as mail matter of the Initials, Telephone Mashers they 11t1 hi Paducah in order Pelt Office Walton were married yesterday at Mrs. Aaron Kirby. 15 cents 18elt, under the (hoisted as Were. I they not have to drive any Second class, June the home of Rev. A. N. Waiter. Bernard Bostick was hoinmed I, 13/9. considerable distance. I am quite Act ot Oongress of March Mrs. Henry Alexander and two • last Thursday with a weiner positive that they were in an au- night children:- Virginia and Sarah, are BEST BUYS roast even at the home of Mr. and of new 1912 y Louisville. tomobile, for I heard one of the Complete showing NAZIS AT HALF-WAY MARK IN visiting relatives in $62.50- 3-piece Bed Room Suite Mrs. Jewell England. Those present • Felix Bright and girls wondering where they had WAR WITH RUS3IA Mr. and Mrs. (like new 939.50 were Warren Bard, Richard Foy, Crosley Glamor-Tone Radio .y Martin. parked the car. So it is likely that son, Lewis and Mrs. Jessie $12500-3-piece Bed Living Room Ddward Nall, B. J. Walker, Jr., Nashville. those two boys and two girls got Five months ago today the pow- left today for Suite (with mattress) $31.50 I Duard McAlister, Joseph McAlLs- ** Police Bailey Huddles- Room I Into a car and drove somewhere, erful German war machine struck Chief of $100 00-3-piece Bed Living ter, John Howell, Jr., Carl Bostick, + Phonograph Records hands injured today. $22.50 when not one of them was sober at Soviet Russia with the obvious ton has both Suite Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell. day or so ago enough to walk. I hoped that they intention of annihilating the Red lie injured one a $45.00 Oak Kitchen Cabinet $19.59 Mr. 13ostick, who has completed caught in a door and ____$16.50 lived nearby, or that some police Army in a few weeks and adding when It was $32.50 Kitchen Cabinet his six weeks training in the Navy, other, he claims, was Injured Cabinets 99.95 up officer might spot them and pre- t. the vast domain of the Soviet the Other stationed at Norfolk, ?a.. spent ten Ward Refrigeration Service caught a young eagle at up vent them from driving. No one Vision as far as the Urals to Hit- when he Odd Dressers $7.50 days firlotigh here Moss1 knows how many accidents come ler's new European order. With no:Reelfoot Loke. Stoves, Stoves, Stoves, all ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bostick. 324 Walnut St.- - - Phone No.4 well known citizen tram such things, but plenty do O ultimate victory in sight, the Ger- R. E. Roach, and kinds, new and used. 1910' many years. died at occur when )oung or old people •___-_ r man legions in the field and the of 'Fulton for prices. Fairview Avenue this and fur-,attempt to drive a car while in- German people in the Fatherland his home on We do all kinds of stove IP04“•%44++++++++++++++++++ a long illness. cash toxicated. face another five months of des- morning after nature repair work. We pay fort Mrs. J. A. Williams. formerly of good used heaters. •• • Gas All Time olating and unremitting war- Metals. "0.• on sag AMR. an operation • I wish that those four, parti- •••• 'I Wit et aloy. fare. this time amid biting cold Pulton. underwent in Orlando. EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. cularly the two girls. could see Os.41.21•01‘• and dwindling supplies of fuel, yesterday at her home •al as I -rzarrzi as well , Easy Terms Phone 35 moving pictures of themselves as r clothing. Between the Fla,. and is reported doing food and they stumbled and staggered corn-.as could be expected. a outset of the conflict and the FOR RENT: 7-room kellostone ADLERI.KA r Bulldogs will end up around that mud puddle in Pa- Mg of spring the German soldier The Fulton afternoon house, November 1. Jackson street. ducah. and the German nation are at their Seasein tomorrow Murray Telephone 272. /adv. 257-tf. • • • • • • 0 • • something like the half-way mark at the Fair Gronnds, with I "No Ballyhoo- - No Cure-All" 4 holds in being the opposing team. • wArcts arrAnarwo • though what the future FOR RENT-Six room house. Reelerton News book. • AND ELGIN WATCHES, 0 t. store remains an ever closed Everett Jolley home, good base- was used against the German peo- • BULOVA, TON. At such a time the announce- with furnace heat. Suitable A large crowd of young people at- $ ple instead of the peoples of other ment • a ment by the British Ministry of at Wesley • ANDREWS RI CO. countries to keep them in line. But for two families. Call R. M. Belew, tended League meeting • • • • • • • • • .... N • Economic Warfare that the effect 263-if. evenmg. Billie Wright had 11 ea the battlefield and on the home Administrator. Adv, Sunday -t- i a the blockade on Germany's sup- program. front there is little reason for re- charge of the ply of textiles is at last beainning. Two brick buildings Rev. C. C. Clemens of McKenzie, E hr joicing as the war in Russia en- FOR SALE: t 10lit R to show in the German Army and, appoint- li ters it sixth month and winter de- on Fourth street. Priced to sell at'Tenn.. filled his regular I. It LS Neve and the Berlin decree that I once. Roy Prince. Owner. Martin, ment at Mt. Zion last Sunday 11. potatceo for the first time will be;scends on the Russian steppes and Iji .4(,4,11, Tenn., Adv. 275-3t. Rev. Clemeats was dinner guest on the European continent. -1' • • rationed must come as a serious of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Johnson. ',OWE'S 11 This does not mean that the Courier-Journal. shock. FOR RENT: Two room apart- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and German sokiter and the German ment, south side, 214 Carr street. Mrs. Aaron Kirby were Prof. and E sailor will be wearing paper cloth- 1 QS? Middle Road News Phone 512. Adv. 276-6t. Mrs. F. E. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Les- CAFE -a 11 ing or that the German people are -- lie Walker and Frances Walker. doomed to slow starvation. It . Mr. and Mrs. Earle McGehee of FOR RENT-Three rooms, 806 Everyone invited to attend serv- . means that the fighting forces will - ,• 11 Douglas. Arizona. spent Sunday ,Edelings street. Mrs. J. E. McCoy. ices at Wesley Sunday evening. A Fulton's -131/.01 be clad as comfortably as possible .!.• with his brothers. Randy and J. B. Adv. 278-21 special Thanksgiving program will 41 11 at the expense of the German pub- be presented. after ..,hich the pas- ,,a.,...... lie. It means that the German diet. '''''e"ee' zpopular Little Dan and Bobby Moore tor. Rev. E. B. Rucker. will bring a calierb ,...... 11 though sustaining, will become in- of I TAKEN UP-Hog. Owner can Hazel. Ky.. visited their :message. 1 creasingly more unpalatable. sisters,lhave same be describing and pay- 11 Mesdames T. C. and W. B. Sowell mg The Sunday afternoon guests of Re', StaurantI The German soldier in Russia cost of this advertisentent. See - , • • A familiar sight in by-gone days was the "Medicine Man" 11 while their parents attended the Mr. and Mrs.(John Bostick were, 11, has been provided with blankets LEwrs 8HANKLE. Adv. 279-2t. his fast talk and ballyhoo. VI Methodist conference in session at! , who distributed his wares along with taken away from soldiers and civi- _ sa4ti;‘ EifiCient Sew'.ice t Dyersburg last week. But we're proud, today, that we have access to the sound idea LI., lians in the :occupied nations. He I the pen to the far corner of The Rest in Food. i The Homemakers of our local newspapers. has been given women's fur coats Sylvan; lot and asked the high court to of advertising in hade met with Mrs. Forrest Mc- • 4 4 4 I • and old clothes have gone into the I suspend the removal order until hel Murry with a good attendance. fiassquet 414.4r.: fs• making of his shoddy uniform. The gutam.guta drion in his nef trial ITIO- , RADIO 2 21.-:iikiiti. no ,Ture,har.. the 11. 1 are sorry to hear • tor_your ina, we doreal" 1 and cotton and even that mon .Cenivatitlatt supply of gpol 91rnsetteld Is very low at the Fulton, I1 importance of FLOUR in the daily diet of this Nation. And you E of thread has almose'rtaJetied the Judges James W. Cammack. with VICE jhespital. . i, may thank your lucky stars that you need not file application vanishing point. 1 Chit f Justice W. H. Rees and I Mr. and Mrs. L. George and order to purchase your flour. Just The diet of the average German iJudge. Wesley and OpEN DAY and t ,with the Priorities Division in i family and Mr. and Mrs. Holley of i has deelined steadily since he was Ratliff concurring, considered the .:phon e. your grocer for one'of thethose familiar brands L Union City visited Mr. and Mrs.1 SALES told that guns were better than , case and ruled that the offending NEM.' Forrest McMurry Saturday and RCA.TEST- In butter. but It is sufficient to sus- I evening. animals must be removed from Lie Amos 11... I Pat and Charlene McMurry and MADE AND GUARANTEED BY- tain him and Goebbels has boasted pending appeal. IN'G EQUIPMENT ,Mrs. C. G. Malurry attended LAKE STREET 1.1 that the nation b better fed than the Mt. Zion children's party given by any of the conquered countries. NOT SURE HE WAS RIGHT 'tilIPRONE 133 1 ;Miss Mignon Browder at the home Waul Rig. Service But two cans of preserved vege- IN RAITLIN BANDITS. . 321 Walnut St. Phene 4 BROWDER MILLING CO. 1 'of4 Mr- and -Mre. P., Os Browder 1 II_ tables per person must suffice him BUT Jt SAVED $7.091.00 Saturday afternoon. for the entire winter and one pound of fish twice a month. With pota- Peoria, Ill. --- Tavern owner P il i COURT RULES DOGS DIS- toes, the great German staple. Murphy. 43. wasn't su re todar RUPTING SLEEP MUST curtailed due to a poor season, the whether to be glad or sorry that !IIISE.i-.2111blealtaileirgiBENUMESIMIONIIM RE MOVED AT ONCE ...... , grumbling of the housewife, some- he decided to shoot it out with tao 4••■•••••••••••••• thing that even Hitler could no masked bandits who confronted t Frankfort. Ky. - The barking prohibit. may be expected to in- • him and his wife walking hum" ,elogs must po and let HORNBEAK'S Crease. Hamilton from the bank yesterday. Carhartt.....Slid his family get And the grumbling. it may r The facts, Murphy told polies'. some sleep at their home near presumed, has been aldespread. were that he missed both the Irvine. the Coart of Appeals de- Funeral Home That was to be inferred from Goeb bandits: he was shot in the - .clared today Uncertain World Conditions bels' recent Id, arm, and they took his Mit any- warning of what woo Carhartt. terming the three bird happen to Germany if it were d way. e- . dogs kept by Dewey Adams a nut- tested. The Nazi weapon of fe But, Murphy added, in the ...bow- Ambulance Service ar sance, got an order from circuit ing excitement the masked men Make Systematic Saving `'.•••• - eaurt for them to be removed front neglected to grab his wife's purse the place. Carhartt tsetified they containing s7.o0q. mike him and his family at 5 a. m. He said he withdrew the mom,* No.7- Dewey reported he had moved -Phone from the bank to meet factory a Wise checks at his East Peoria Laver. Cfinter Carr mid Third Street wmowzroaccsagiwiswiszaa Now is the time to renew your subscriptien to the Fulton Daily EDWARDS ;Leader. It is not a time to rock the boat-but all of as know FOOD STORE that in the face of conditions today systematic saving Home of Quality Is wise. We know, too, that nothing is as safe as real 4 a,f' ;14 estate. Foods '? tSi4/ 41. *.• • Eth All *•,, V Tik "Man-O-Man, it's (1; -Free Delivery- The Building anti Loan Association is hosed on the solidness of property. Our loans are made on it and 204 Main - Tel. 199 . • =ir RCN DEZt.az our.deposits are insured by the Federal Government. FROM THE FAMILY!" 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vojliMggia T FULTON,KENTUCKY f Mr. and Mr.. Almus Williams of !KATHLEEN SOCIAL east of town and at the present Trolakes P., Defense WINTER and PERSONAL 'Unit ts empleyed In Detroit IS Di WHO'S WHO The couple N. at mom Mime.IpoCurn will leave today to My Ruing T. Strohm IDIT01,---0,11201 se Make their treme in Detroit. Miss Kathleen Winter, daughter •• * of Mr. and JANE DALLAS NAMED BIRTH Deno, Imaaratetteeal Mrs. Cleorge Winter, 825 Mts. Ramey Hinchey or Rot ANNOUNCEMENTS Cavveywaelantee trheol• Fairview, who will receive her TREASURER OF GROUP '4 Me. and Blitingt, Ark., a theatee party Mrs. Arlie Batts of Bachelor of Music Education The closing of the annual was de- elec- Oven Saturday afternoon telifield announce the birth of Rielei• an int.-o.ommunieat- gree from Murray State tion Of Independent fig Nits college In officers at Walter Willingham a seta, both &Way, Neveinter 23, Wing system cellullisting of rabies June, Is among Stephens College, and Mrs. Dick those students who Columbia, Ml.- Dame Mint the Patton beepital. and wires, tee needso) battleship will sour.. found wood b. au kW be listed in the 1941-42 issue Miss Jane Delia', Mt. and ' Mrs. Harvey Wortehss. The of FelihrIng the picture show, the Shelton, wiring Is .at as illiportatit as the "Who's Who Among Students daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Route 5, announce swats were taken to the home of the birth of a gun turrets or the ,trum power. In American Universitims and Col- Dallas of Pullen. elected treasure{ Maa, born his, Mrs. Willingham and served lovely ateemay, Ilthember 24, The AM mien all the ap- leges.'" of that group ba her residence hall. 1941 at the Fulton p. irance of refreshments. hospital a This publication is published The Independents consist of the Ur. and ars. 4,4 class per- •• • James Stalling, an- fr,,,s.r. through the cooperation girls in the hall who are nounce but she OF OVER not affili- ROYAL the birth of a daughter, wild —600 ated CRUSADERS hi- or Ill- American 'Universities and with a social sorority. The born Slinday, November 23, II, IN FIRST MEETING 1341 at value lii Colleges. re Is the only group, having the strength of the the Haws attic. Ii" ion. means of The first mentang of the Rossi national recognition for graduates majority, eitert a powerful • tnen are influ- Crusaders VW head in the home •• which is devole of ence In campus activities, of like et an. politics, fees, Mrs. .1. H. Lawrence on Secdtel finisheil ably. and dues. Several students from •• • V street Friday afternoon Officers PERSONALS I have the accredited colleges are ATTEND WEDDING Rufus 1'. Strohm spoearanee selected were sleeted as Milos.: Olive Her- and each year, by an OF SON IN NASHVILLE the potent l• • unprejudiced eon, president; Frances Roberts, Mrs. *titles, but *IMO* ',kilt committee, for their biographies Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Shupe return- L. 0. Carter, Mrs. W. L. Tay they are to vice-president; Bafbara Roberts; wot.cepabla lkillOg a }eh that re. appear in Who's Who Among ed yesterday from Nashville tor, DeItg ;and Jimmie Camber re quires responsibility. Stu- were secretary, and Mary Frances Rob- They are mere dents in American they spent a few tonna to Mier Immo& ISM Night shells of sdneiesey mil Universities and days and attend- erts. membership committee. the "wit. Colleges. These ee the tram Mt. Loan, Me_ where they Mg" or tralniwg h squired. books are places In wedding of their son. W. Plans were then made for the dient a dew days Today thousands of men the hands of hundreds of companies Shape. Jr., to Miss Casandra Perk- vita Joist Carter are next meeting which will be held on and working hi the New York Navy and others who annually recruit' ins, which was beautifully fanifty. Yard, solem- December 3rd. The meeting was bluely etwleg.e In building outstanding students ailed in a Miss Millie Ann Boaz of Paducah this nation's two-oceo, for employ- double ring ceremony disratssed with prayer by navy. These ment. , Thunfday Mrs. Law- spent last week-end in Fulton with men err given ogrorImIthr. evening, November 20, in rence. Seven to ad- members were pre- her grandinfether, Mrs. vlift!f• to better Dee- The task de- Miss Winter IS a member of Sig- the First Baptist church of Nash- J. F. Rays- meads sent. ter, Carr street. *Mod terhniciarra and ma Iota, professional woman's ville. mechanics. Every •• • dera.rtment must music fraternity; a member Jack Dunning has returned to have highly trained is a of the • tool or.. .00 4 • •• ENGAGEMENT _ANNOUNCED who to direct Student Organization his hone in Paducah after spend- (hose build and kr eigeihev for four The folywing announcement parts the years a tict VISITORS COMPLIMENTED ts ing the Thanksgiving holidays with of gigantic bato,-kil,s. Secretary this year; . AT PARTY of wide interest to Fulton people: his grandmother, The Navy la mood rd the spirit at Maid of Honor to the Junior Prom! MIMETIC BO'ITUNG COMPANY. SATURDAY Mrs. Stella Ellis, the *len Mile Mums, Kr. Complimenting "Mrs Glenn Lewellyn Robertson, butte ..hipx, bet that Queen 1'40-'41 Maid Mrs. Ed Ligon of Park Avenne. is sun eneusli. law* salitmnn to the Foot- a la; Paducah, of 2218 Jefferson street, announces mast ball Qiieen e41-421; Ky., Mrs. Clifford Gran- Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Myrick have I. perfectionists. There ls.qoj regeh Campus Fav- berry the engagement and approaching time orite r40-'41i; of Hattiesburg, Mew., and returned from a trip to Iowa where to train men, bat every effort Band, lour years; marriage of her daughter, Patricia ts being made Is that erection. Orchestra, four years; Good Plumbing—Reasonable Mr. Myrick enjoyed pheasant bunt- The Girls Glee Prices Ayres to Barton Mathes Vast- his te the Fetayarcl, 11103 Club, four years; ing and Mrs. Myrick visited rela- those in any other great A Capella Choir, Antwerp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bar- American four years; Girls We are always glad tiv. Returning they visited Mr. Intiusiry, are handlet hy those teen Quartet. r41-12I: to figure with you on ghasologig ton Varolntwerp of leranttort, Vice-President Ky. Myrick parents hi Chicago. Rho ate preftpetty "0,ired" to pro- of Vivaee Club 1'41- jobs of any kind, and our prices are Mways rawramide. The wedding will take place Satur- duce with speed alai 03vievy. You ,'421 ; "Campus Lights" Miss Ann Delgyer will leave to- have 1'39-'01 ; day, the twenty-seventh cif Decetu- to have the "Iti.oe how!" ,Theatre Orchestra We also Morrow (hr Lexington where elle three years: furnish you with the best Us cod atoll her." Honor Roll. three and a half will vlett Mends at the University Murray State College after rend- years: • * • of Xientsdky. and "M" Club Follies, t'413-'40 and STMLIANS-WILLIAMS ing Thanksgiving web relatives C30-'401. dal Theodbre Kramer, Jr.; of Fort here. P. T. JONES & SON Chalon. MARRIAGE SUNDAY Miss Winter Rey Knott. Ku. Is being released from graduated from Ful- COLbERT • MRIAND A wedding Miss Martha Melton of Patincah, Telephone • Alt1 1;.-1 of wide interest oc- the U. S Army tomorrow ton High School in the class of 702 — — East Stale Line curred and will a student at Murray State College, yesterday. November 22. return to his home 1993 and during her High School here. was a week-end visitor in MEMO when Miss Lillian Malibu becalm Fulton. 'career was active in music, Mrs. Ethel Scott continues lii at Miss Katherine Britten). drama- the brie! be Harry Williams of De- student 'tics and journalism. her home on West State Line. at Murray State College, troit. Michigan. The wedding took has re- i LATEST, WAR Mrs. H. H. Hiritchey left this turned to school after spending NEWS place at Charleston. Mo., with he the morning for her home in Hot homrlsidacysarliviBt ittahe Rev. Charles H. Gale, Baptist rh irif — min Springs, Ark., after a visit with her parents' Mr. and daMy'rs. J. W. Leath Wednesday-Miamian ister. performing ot Third street, has returned the ceremopy. slater, Mrs. Med! Lee Fleming I from Corinth, TRY OUR Their and WILL PAY STRAIGHT SALARY itended a ThanksgivingMiss . where faintlyre._ she at- "NAVY'flLtJE Prity attendants were BD= other relatives here. Tenor Jane $35.00 per week, min or woman Omen and John Pent Miss Mary /Meals lehayne, union. McConnell. who with auto sell Eureka Poultry Mix- Ann is employed at Milan. Tenn., spent Miss Artie Jack Mrx. ture to Farmers. EUREKA MPG. RoiseY Is spending ttce, Sheridan Wllhluns la the son of Mr. the week-end with her parents, ECONOMY DRY (Male Mr. CO. East St. LOUIS, It. It. week in Paducah with friends. CLEANING and Mrs. Charlie Stallina of PIA- and Martha Jack Met. Trevor Whayne, Third Warren Thompson spent last' Ram ton and attended school at South street. Haley Fulton. week-end with friends in Lexing- The groom is the son of Mies Jane Ailey has Pete:. 'to ton and attended the Tennessee-I RICKED BY MULE Kentucky football game. I Lon Pickle and danghter, Flor- S. 0. Adkinson. McConnell, Tenn SPECIAL i 1ence E*anor, left for a two-day farmer, suffered oarinful injuries business trip to Oublisboro, Ky, assents), when he aim lucked by rtI Miss Rachel Crass of Wingo visit- a mule at his farm South of sown. ed last week-end with her grand- II cAzelinkielneonfor was brought SUM'S — DRESSES !parents in Fulton. He thsetlinl,a-rea'sd Try Us With Your I Mrs. Raymond Pewitt returned bad bruises about the cheat. Next Order of yesterday to her home on Eddings street from a week's stay with her B.AITS'FA EXPECTS WAR Isom Edward Pewitt and family, In For V. S. NEXT SV1UNG bowling Green AccompanYing her 1 horse Was her granddaughter.I Havana, -President Snookle, who wilt remain here un- I fulgencio !Batista 1 490 til the Christm:, aoltdaTs. of Cuba predicted in a ', 'speech Sunday that the Untied 1 Mrs. Rot McClellan, • 1: remains States would be in the war by next confined to her bed, is reported spring and added that "When the 1 PRINTIN Improved at her borne on Ca-r United States declares war. Cuba 1 0 K. LAUNDRY street. will be the first nation to miter the, 1 Mrs. Sam Steele will return to war on her side." 1 i her home on College street twiny Bastista was addressing an esti- CLEANERS from Cleveland. Ohio where she mated 70,000 workers gathered in 1 spent Thanksgiving with her :laugh- the great plata before the presi- 11 S ter, Mira Mary Frances Lowe. dential palace to demonstrate their n-- I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen of approval of his recent decrees in- . spent yesterday with creasing wages throughout the re- , K":441:44444+44 ,4••••• PadrelatUlavehes. public. • 4 , ; Miss Earline WElkins of Clinton Batista said it is recognized that spent the week-end with Miss America was unprepared for war.'.. Ore Frances England on West state "but the oppressors know that If 4, offer you prompt mid accurate ser- .Line. America lacked arms they are ready i Bill Craven, who is stationed at to fight barehanded for. liberty." I the U. 8. Naval bast, Pensacola. "America." he said, "is aiding tice;good pup Fla., returned today after spending England and Russia wherever pos- antithe best Thanksgiving with hia parents. Ur. sible. America has not sent men to and Mrs. W. H. Craven, on Smith Europe, but America will send men OW street. if the liberty of Europe depends, undc Mr. and Mrs. Jesit on the men lug that we in do. beYnes. W. H. of America." ,Craven and son. Sill, and R. A. Fowlkea attended the Vanderbilt- Now is a goot time to reeew your Alabama game at Nashlvlie Satur- subscriptIce. If a minute leased en a clack is • the 'wfs9.15 A (DMIORTA5LE missing yea menet be uste el and LI` MONOMILAL nt. the exact time-,- if isle policy is lug d03.BERT improperly written, tar pe4ilips cip traces No Higher'Than They Should Be a2Citiada not written at all, yeds II Mal n ants era baled 10 row. Oa 4104 kftkw mw. 4 any dab.00a0....apaal non .00 1000000. sere your properly is Peaty 1111 MOM& is 01140s IWO lireor any 801.1.044110 00.4.a. v.. 14010•004 60. ", VOW% 004090•04.1•444.. 0404. haw.O. V‘= aia Yolbero% Imo& a411.4 '00140.0.1400*6.• 1400016...00,z..a µWag"es 100a440.00. DC. o.. a.. wag*. 11111116•••••'0411•01...erlle 1046- ,Oa %moo .0.00400 Go. 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FULTON TULILT TZADEIR.--PT1LTON. ERNIT/CMT ?ACE FOUR December or January "on some WHOOIE- WHAi idiGKYYr in then voted, after a mo- Whom DR. WILL MASON,66, considered propitious by directors Training For HASNT GOT ON Tcht BALL occasion WY LEAGUE and a lengthy DIES YESTERDAY AT tion by Hugh Wise TO .0 Germany." DIRECTORS IN discussion, that the salary limit of By Rufus T. Strohm' HOME IN MURRAY Invitations Sent YOU ()RINK MILK FROM / MEETING SUNDAY theleague be raised from $1,100 to He added that invitations already to $1,200. Dean, laSensetiewel Murray, Ry. — Dr. William H. rutrow PURL were going forth from Germany Peace Re-elected President the 1941 pen- Carr.r.fseasleace Schools the Axis pow- Shelby It was voted that Maim, 06, a man who cured many AND YOU'LL -some belligerents, Jack- ALWAYS" European For Two Years nant will be awarded to the diseases, died today of one for HAIM PLENTY ers, and some neutral son Generals and to give an award WHERE will the defense worker which• mare has not been dis- nations." In Ave years? ON THE SALL. each player selected for the all- YY of today be "So far as our information Presidents of the eight clubs and to • question which cannot covered. MISTER. of the directors of That is said, "the conference other officials of the Kitty League star team. All be answered with any great degree He uncombed to Hodgkins dis- goes," he present for thisl de- restricted to a meeting of gathered at the Rainbow Room of the League were of certainty, but there are well ease here at the Mason Memorial would be P. Dalton of leading toward the ulti- That excludes. yesterday afternoon for the meeting. They are K. fined steps Hospital, which he founded. Eurdpean powers. Fulton City, mate goal sought by all. Am*, as Permanent Waves at which time Fulton, Cecil Moss of Union Member of a prominent family ov,, of European powers. That excludes, • meeting r annual who coasts of Mayfield, Pierce was called "Dr. this hemisphere and, Waves various plans were made for the Will Watkins along for th• of phYsielans, he of course, • Finger Paducah, Vick Smith of five years They also, that England will! coming baseball .season. At this Lackey of next Will" by blends and patients. understand • Shampoos Green. Clyde King of Hop- on a routine Job, a call meeting Shelby Peace was re-elect- Bowling never knew hint to refuse for not be invited." H. G. Gilland of Jack- no matter bow .01 .- ed president of the League for a kinsville, important it is aid at any time. HILL'S Allen Cloar son and J. 0. Little of Owensboro. the produc- .4%. • Mrs. W. 0. Locke spent Thanks-I period of two years and to Faddy Boasts Physicians vice-president for tion line, will giving in Paducah with her daugh- I Beauty Shop was re-elected In Physicians in his family included was decided MAN ARRESTED HAS find himself ter, Mrs. Otorge Pritchard. the same period. It no better posl- his grand father, tin late Dr We.- Highlands appoint a 'HITLER,' SWASTIKA Mrs. Don Cierling and daughter.; that the president will Rufus T.' Strohm lion than he la liam Mason, a pioneer phy- TATTOOED ON CHEST Morris mem.. • /2 .iisa Donna Gail, spent the week-end League treasurer. today his PHONE-721 was 100 sician in Calloway County, attended the' The opening date was set for it's ap tree today as it in Memphis and American- man who works father, the late Dr. William Mason, the closing date Sep- Gulfport. Miss.. —An years a$o. that the Christmas Parade. May 3 and to get ahead is the man who is who performed the first appendec- schedule to call born German with a swastika and tember 4 with a Improving himself Ile is looking far tomies in Cannway County and it twenty-six the sword Hitler tattooed on his In most for one hundred and beyond th. present Job and Henry County. Tennessee; two chest was charged today with vio- Is studying some type games. A tentative schedule will instances he and his Selective Service Act by of Instruction that will lift him brothers, Dr Hob Mason, be presented to the eight club lating the registration card. out of a routine Job Into a position wife, Dr. Ord Kress Mason, former in about two weeks. The Wil- not having a heads John W. of greater responsibility regent of Murray State Teachers ball was adopted and the U. S. Commissioner Routine jobs In factories and 9 son _fiet.:Awic17,t1ii„f 1.f.,t ut, College. His site was the daughter again Savage said the 29-year-old man manufactut Mg plants, of course, will (Continued from page one) Shaughnessy play-off system of Dr. D. H. Kress and Dr. Lauretta who gave his name as Odell Dowdy. pay more during the next live years, adopted. physicians. Odell Dowd, of Monroe, La., and they are vital to the nation's Kress, Waithington The fifty dollar guarantee for alias However, there Is work on under $500 bond defense plans visiting clubs was abolished and it was bound over danger for the individual. In that he As a young doctor, William Ma- Sharkeyit,3. of Water Valley, hpuliennox of the federal grand with was decided that the home club to await action may be .ontent to get along son made a name for himself in Miss., division superintendent, said advancemeal It all of the game proceeds.•jutry. little thought of 1900 when Murray was paralyzed that after a "preliminary inspec- will take means that he will have to drive be retained by a smallpox epidemic. He work- tion, it looks like a broken rail." The rookie rue will toward the goal even when the catA 20-xuteill Jourirl WICKLIFFE WA/ F VICTOR which provides that each club have PAVING OF future appears dark and uncertain, ed hard to quarantine the strick- In reconstructing the accident, HIGHWAY IS MAPIAGIN at least three rookies, not more MAYFIELD but some men—those who will en and give vaccinations. He was Mr. Sharkey said that in all prob- IVICKLIFFE key lobs—will keep nine experienced men and BEGUN AT finish In the given much credit for restoring ability the engine and the first than plugging away in fair weather and not more than three class men. The normal Med I ions. three cars passed over the rail be- — Paving of the foul — a— Wickliffe. Ky. Self-Improvement In the face of fore the break became sufficient to Mayfield- I Vint Hospital Destroyed Wickliffe end of the adversity is typically American. We wreck the train. Series established What Do You Know About Beer? . . No. S of a Wickliffe highway has reached the now have to show that the same In 1910, Dr Mason Tin fourth car in the train, he can be made In times of that has been ap- least city limits to complete the progress his hospifid- one said, broke away and the engine construction of the economic .uphearal and •bnormal proved by the American Medical !first step in demands. Jobs may not and three cars continued for a employment and the American Col- highway. be so plentiful fire years from now Association short distance. Then the two bag- Fred Hobs-rum. Ls The hospital, ; The road construction crew lege of Burgeons. gage cars broke loose, leaving the a nurses' training WHO BENEFITS now at work on building of bridges way to the Wickliffe school was which condue!s engine and mall car together. They —for— treated thousands of land shoulders. completed this week. school, has stopped within a short distance, I Work now under contract will Building of a levee several hun- patients. since the break automatically ap- FROM KENTUCKY'S '..:It• to the see completion of the road dred feet in length was necessary plied the emergency brakes. distance of • Ballard county line, a for construction of the approach, ' Contracts for the Car- Tlif WINKLER STORER BEER INDUSTRY? 'eight miles. which has a gravel surface. WINTER PEACE !lin'e and Graves county sections V, ILL SAVE YOU spring TIII MOST MONEY OFFENSIVE BY tray be let next MARK ETHRIDGE AND STATE! - A—EVERYONE IN THE appriach from the new high HIS WIFE NEVER HEAR REICH IS SEEN All Workers in Kentucky's legal beer business— EACH OTHER'S TALKS and Washington Receives Information the Aged—the Poor—the Blind—the Schools institutions are supported in part by Atlanta — When it comes to pu- Fran Rurelpean Source other State (wore than a million dollars last year!). blic speaking, newspaperman • beer taxes these Mark Etherdige and his novelist Washington, Cautioning the Q-117641 is the beer industry doing to protect wife, Willie Snow Etherdige, have world's democracies to be on guard. benefits? a little agreement not to listen to the White House said today that WORKS with law officers each other Oermany was preparing a winter A—THIS COMMITTEE any law-violating, Mr. Ethridge. author of "As I peace offensive embracina proposal to "clean up or close up" beer plikes. Live And Breathe," wowed the Na- ostensibly restoring economic and undesirable, unwholesome retail Council of Teachers of Eng- to contin- tional political independence Q —Is this drive geniis: results? night with a rollick- lish here last Is eibell, we% iostewein Ise& Eiroote•Sy ental Europe. but actually leaving her A—HERE THEY ARE since June, 1940- ing speech, but "roommate"—as cerwelled. Helatoks, wet w ashes. Eli* Hitler master of a string of "pup- .she called her husband—was not 'WIWI lobe, Loa Ara coil. Low drap- pet states" 1 7 I 3 Investigations present. er sod. hpssls,iust. **Olen 'I' Early, a presidential 156 Warnings never at my best," she ex- con- "I'm sectetary. disclosed at a press Legal Action in 36 Cases plained, "when Mark's in the audi- ference that this government had ways—(r) Buy year beer in ence, and he's not at his best when reports Of sach la plan. A reporter YOU CAN HELP in two (4 Report any law IT is to your advantage to check your present tele- I'm in the audience—so we go it had asked whether an "economic wholesome, law-abiding placer; or to Ibis C.4111811lifite. phone directory listings to be sure it is easy for alone." peace" was about to be proposed violations you see to the authorities Ethridge is vice-president and friends or customers to identify your name. by the Nazis. general manager of the Louisville Reading from a penciled mem- to ti's BREWERS & BEER It also will be helpful to you consider Courier-Journal and the Louisville orandum as if prepared for the KENTUCKY probable need of additional listings for members of Times. gekStd Aiwa goAlonerfavesi imot question, Early said both President DISTRIBUTORS COMMITTEE "Fels...e.' and the state depart- your family or your employes to assure them of re- 1441.4-Softy Roosevelt FRANK IL DAUGHERTY,Slow Dina., 1112 Starks Building, Lasissille. XJ, thorn., •nd demean& ment had received information ceiving important calls which otherwise might be MISSION CHILDREN Min do teased el sem. bre, Ilitekkr• bec•use from certain European sources that TEE AIM IIIIBIERS INNISTRIAL MOAT= TO HAVE DINNER elite, tet•IteP It et mum carman= emu lost. Additional listings in the telephone directory Wieljer gives tht satmi Maher lee a conference was to be called either ON THANKSGIVING Me ! cost little. You get •5,(5.0.slord. 0. mew*. ebeolutel, 1.4 ewe. tral do more It you desire to make any change in your pres- The annual Thanksgiving dinner prod wardu= that for(n, 5o, Inter. or wish ones, notify the Tele- will be served for the Mission ▪ The eeersdee. WO*, ent listing additional Piss Treneettetson et,a...aten children Thursday noon in the old doorOw. elthout the tem el phone Business Office right away. debates er mot. morloed Methodist church basement where wow product.. Tremendocn to tette Sunday school is held. 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