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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Weather FORECAST: K ' ICKY PRES Kentueky:—Fair and -oo,er tallest. Tuesday mostly •leudy ASSOCIATION sad sea Aititon rtablir Cents Per Copy /14-1.) No. 111 'Wain* XLVIII Associated! Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Worulay Evening, June 2, 1947 Fir* - Waterfield Campaion To Open1J. C.Clapp Dies Jersey Caule Congress Plantl• ,o Aprove Officially At Murray June 14; In New Orleans Sale Scheduled Tax Cut. La Rent Control Services To Be Held Here Purchase Parish Cron', Truman To Speak At County Courthouse For Former Fulton Manz To Niter! At Mayfield; Bills, Send Them To Fulton Men To Be-There Campaign Heads, Was I. C. R. R. Employe Special Summer Joseph Carlos Clapp. 49. died Murray, Ky.-- The Purchase Like!' Party Members Registration yesterday afternoon, Sunday, Parish Jersey Cattle Club will 'High Altitude' Session June 1. at 5:30 o'clocle in the hold its second annual sale at IIMW Strike' s Invited To Attend Illinois Central hospital in New Mayfield Saturday. June 7, Prof. If inericay Orleans. He was formerly a A. Carman, secretary of the or- Is Sermon Topic Ends Tuesday resident of Fulton, but for the ganization and head of the agri- VETOES POSSIBLE CRITICIZES CLEMENTS past three years had made his culture department al Murray College, announced Chosen By Re., Fuller Washington, June 2 — 0') — Harry Lee Waterfield, Demo- Name Must Be On Books home in Reevesville, Ill., where State today. The list of breeders .liteltide3 Baptiq choral: Congress lined up a crowded cratic gubernatorial candidate. To Cast Ballot August 2; he was track supervisor for the At First N. Burnett., schedule today, aiming at final has chosen Calloway county, the Illinois Central railroad on the the following' C, June I -Railroad Night" SeYeral Register Here Sons, Fulton; Herman El- action that would send three place of his birth, for the offi- Bluford district. and and Sons, Mayfield, Root,' 2, Rev. Woodrow Fuller will major bills Inc ome tax cuts, cial opening of his campaign Frunkfort, Ky., June 2-1/PI— liott The His body will arrive in Ful- Kirksey: Jack W. on "Higher Altitudes" labor disputes regulation and 14. Tomorrow is the last day for Hugh (tingles, preach, Saturday, June ton this afternoon at 4:48 the revival now in recent control extensions — to 111,00I)" voters to register in order to Harrison, Farmington; M. D. tonight in Scene of the opening will be o'clock on the City of New Or- at the First Baptist Prerident Truman's desk by the vote in the August 2 primaries. Harrison, Farmington; M. E. progress the courthouse lawn at Murray, leans. It will be taken imme- Farming- Rev. Me. Fuller week-end. ght Although the day is Jefferson Harrison and Sons, church. The g following a barbecue luncheon diately to Hornteak Funeral than four years in and then the Davis' birth anniversary and ton: Dr. R M. Mason, Murray; served more First the House • .• for everybody at the Murray City Home where it will lie in state Air Corps during the stamp uppra- Confederate Memorial Day in Dr. J. C. Melvin. Mayfield; Mur- the Army Senate planned to Park at noon. Lester Nanney, until 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. with more than 2,600 hours the $4,000,000.030 a year Kentucky, the attorney general ray State College, Murray; war val on Calloway County court clerk. June 4, the time set for the time. His sermon to- compromise has given an opinion that county Wayne Rudolph and Sons, Pa- of flying tux cut bill. The who is In charge of arrange- funeral. night will be based on his Dy- slashes individual in- clerks may keep their offices ducah; G. B. Scott Murray; ineasure ments for the opening rally, has experiences. 30 to 10.5 open since the statutes govern- James C. Sample, Fancy Farm: ing come taxes by from • sent invitations to all Waterfield Funeral seta teen conducted The service will begin at 7:30 July I. 10Well • ing legal holidays say public of- Rupert N. Sample, Fancy Farm; per cent beginning county chairmen. Democratic by the Rev. Sam • Ed Bradley the song service un- be and not L. L. Thompson, Mayfield, Route p. m. with The Republican leadership and district officials, Democra- ficce "may closed," and the Rev. Woodrow Fuller, C. Scar- aunt Store 2; Dr. W. Lee Tilsworth, Pa • der direction of Ben called up for Senate passage its tic members of the Oeneral As- "must be closed." will be held at the First Bainist ducah; Ed F. Warren and 84111i, borough. own measure continuing rent Phone 57 sembly and state Democratic Saturday, June 7, is the final church with interment follow- the evangelistic Hickory: Ralph Whitlow, May- hi addition to controls for e ght months be- leaders. day for candidates seeking log here in charge of Harnbeak night, a service is field. tervice each yond June 30. It permits land- state-wide offices and offices in Funeral Home. church each morn- Accompanying Waterfield to held at the lord-tenant agreemes.ts to districts containing more than The auctioneer will be Tom Murray for the campaign open- Mr. Clapp is survived by his ing at 7:15. boost present ceilings and pro- one county, to file their de- McCord, Montgomery. Ala. Wednesday night er will be Ben Kilgore, Frank- widow, the former Miss Sylata The service vides for swifter decontrol than clarations. has been designated as "Rail- lin, Waterfield state campaign Holt, whom he married in 1915; a version passed previously by Night" when all railroad manager; Adron Doran. Wing°, It was pointed out in the two sons, J. C, Jr., and Warren road the House. Louis- R. E. Lee Murphy employes and their families will and John M. Hennessy, secretary of state's office the Holt; one daughter. Lucille; hir . Senate acts, its bill be Leated together and the visit- After the ville, assistant chairmen. declarations must in the of- mother, Mrs. G. 0. Payne of The House Is A Candidate minister will preach on will go to the House. Harry Lee Waterfield Saturday fice by or before midnight June Fulton; three sisters, Mrs. H. M ing only EXPERT— While a gallery watches, /4-year- Railway." measure extends controls 'charged that the Kentucky Uti- 7, must be notarized, must con- Mrs. C. M. MARBLE "Life's Page of Detroit. and of the "Capthorne Spitfires" takes aim during For Ky. Governor six months, but authorized the clause old Pop Maynard lities Company had Cliff Clay- tain the "no-dummy" Wiseman and Mrs. John Morris the marble championship of England tournament at Tinsley President to let them run pool, "Its paid and registered 'and also the district in which of Fulton; one brother. H. 0. Green, Surrey. The event is 300 years old. Frankfort, Ky., June 2—saa- another three months. lobbyst." campaigning in the the candidate is running. Clapp of Detroit; and six grand- - R. E. Murphy of Lexington Church Urged The compromise labor dis- Eighth District last week for children. Numerous other rela- filed his name today for Dem. putes bill is awaiting expected Representative Earle C. Clem- The campaign of the Fulton tives also survive. ocrate nomination as Governor. House approval Wednesday, ents, Waterfield's opponent for county Democratic Committee Yesterday if as If euest Sunday Those who signed the declara- A David a Senate okay immediately Mr. Clapp was a life-long To Eit; with the Democratic nomination for to get all eligible voters register- tion papers of the Lexington thereafter. member of the Baptist church Governor. ed has met with some success. attorney who recently advocated Senator Ellender iD,-Laa pre- and was also a Knight Templar. Newly-Elected President "Mr. Claypool has a perfect it was reported today. Deputy In June For Kentucky Since'72 legalized bookmaking and other dicted last week's collapse of one right to campaign for my oppo- County Court Clerk Ernest Fall, forms of gambling, were Geral- Of Christian Scientists phase of the soft coal negotia- nent; I have no objection," Jr., said a number of unregist- Louisville and other sections , mid-morning, but Klein said he dine Bowen and P. T. Clark Asks Righteous Crusade tions will "stimulate" the Presi- • Waterfield said. ered voters called at his office To Ask Indictment of Kentucky were drying out Was hopeful the tournament Other candidates filing today dent to sign the bill. But Sena- Boston, Mass,, June 2— on Main street in the past few today after a Sunday of abnor-i could be started this afternoon. included: tor Hill W.-Ala.' stuck to hks "But, would the Kentucky rules the af- days, and other voters have Of Three Soldiers malty heavy rainfall. Affirming that God nngthat a veto will be Utilities Company have its paid of Harlan. for Christian Sci- been registered at the county The U. S. Weather Bureau at Juanita Hamlin fairs of man, the forthcoming, lobbyst out campaigning for my nomination as rail-1 Directors told the court house in Hickman. In Death of Hodge Louisville said the downer:me I Williams, Howard Republican ence Board of If there is a strike, congress, opponent, who by direct state- the Third Mother was the heaviest 12-hour June road commissioner in annual meeting of The might have to cut short its Sum- ment would have the farmers be- ;, The First 'Chu onf Hazard, Ky., June raisa; since 1872. ijimicrsed by G9P Railroad District. Church, roar vecatkm... to take a bawd. lieve he is for rural electrifiaa- ' ' Ctally One 'Learn perry County •Attnerrey Elbert the all-time June record. A Christ, tiettyntbit, • fry whether or not the bill becomes lion? ,i H C Patterson of Cynthiana, feat: Strong says he is ready to ask austy windstorm accompanied'in Seventh District Massachusetts, that neither law. For the governments seiz- ' Democratic nomination, 56th can give evil Questions K. U.'s Mothre Has Winning Mark the grand jury convening June the !aim which measured 3.2' nor animality ure power expire! June 30, and Paintsville, Ky., June 2-4,431 House of, Representatives Dis- power to boast itself over good "Would the Kentucky Utilities 9 to return indictments against Inches between 7:10 o'clock last the pending measure's terms —The candidacies of John Fred trict, Harrison and Scott coun- Supporting thi: challenge, Company have its paid lobbyist New Orleans, June 2—.VT')— three youthful Fort Knox. Ky., night end 8 a m. today. would require congressional ac- The Class D Evangeline League, Williams for Republican nomina- ties. Mrs. Helen Chaffee Elwell, new- out campaigning for my oppon- soldiers in connection with the Morehead, tion if the miners still wanted which has produced more than The wind averaged only 20 tion for Governor and Orville Lyle C. Tackett, ly elected president of The ent, who by inference and im- death near here of Vernon 70th to strike after being held up a its share of baseball miles an hour, but heavy gusts M. Howard for lieutenant gov- Democratic nomination Mother Church, urged both pul- plication, would have the people oddities, Hodge, 26, of Louisville. last total of 80 days by a federal in- came up with another today. felled trees and disrupted elec- ernor were endorsed by Seventh Muse District. Bath and Broten. pit and press to unite in a believe he is for T. V. A.?" March 14. junction. the 1947 season about a tric and telephone service. Congressional District GOP lead- crusade of righteousness. The Waterfield said he had noth- With The youths. Herbert Workman Universal training -- There third gone, only one of the at Owensboro re- ers here yesterday. hour has struck, she indicated, ing against the Kentucky Utili- of Telsa, W. Va., David McPeak Observers Army Announces were .ndications Congress may eight clubs in the loop is near flash flood when "for the Church to dare to be a ties Company, that he wanted play- of Dublin, Va., and Jasper ported a Vernie Horne, superintendent not get around during this ses- ing winning ball. Nease of McRoberts. Ky., are 1.66 inches of rata fell within 20 of Johnson county schools, said List In sion to the compulsory military private power to opeeate. Casualty "the harassed employer Alexandria, La., has a nine being held in Louisville. They minutes early last night. Streets delegations from counties in To training program suggested by He said that what he was try- the and the dissatisfied worker" and and a half game lead with 32 waived examining trials here on were flooded throughout the district attended the meet- Plane Crash a Presidential Advisory Com- ing to do was keep Kentucky Japan to nations generally, the dir- wins and 13 losses for a .711 charges of murder. They de- city as the volume of water proving and "enthusiastically" en- mission. But Senator Hill said Utilities "from doing something ectors and the president of the percentage. Hammond, La, and clined to make pleas in county ed too much for the sewers. dorsed Williams and Howard, Tokyo, June 2--rera—General he's certain Congress will Sit to the farmers and the people of Church held out the hope of Thibodaux, La., have .500 aver- court in answer to the charges Basements were flooded and both backed by Gov. Simeon headquarters tonight announc- favorably on the pending armed se pn‘c- Kentucky." and "from passing harmony, not as a miracle, but ages. and none of the other and were held for action of the gas company service men were Willis. ed the names of 40 persons kill- services unification bill. He said the Moss bill and denying our rather as a simple witnessing to •ch shows clubs has broken even. grand jury. sent to numerous Owensboro ed Thursday night when a four- this bill meets several of the people the right to cheap elec- Williams is from Volga. near the fact that amity springs homes to extinguish pilot lights engined Army courier plane in- commission's recommendations. r to bring tric rural power." here, and Howard from Harlan naturally from the application in furnaces. bound from Korea crashed on a The armed services committee "The question is." he said, J. M. Roswell Is President Supreme Court Refuses in the ninth District. of spiritual power. 's, rough- mountainside 30 miles south- :s expected to send the measure "are you for the people, or the Jr. College T As at Louisville high winds 01 Cunsberland o Rule On Tungel Plea west of Tokyo. Not only improved industsial .sto the floor after its final vote each all- power trust? I am for the peo- accompanied the rain. Trees Marshall Orders Credit relations and better govern- Wednesday. ple. I charge that my oppon- Williamsburg. Ky., June 2— Washington, June 2-0P)— were toppled and a landslide was In some cases information r dreams ment, but also the health of 1 Army funds - - Republicans ent is for the power trust." (1P—The election of J. M. Bos- The Supreme Court today re- reported west of Owensboro on To Hungary Re Canceled about the victims was incom- the individual can be attained !aimed a new economy drive at arch your. well as president of Cumberland fused to rule on the validity of Highway 60. The route was plete, but the only data avail- Options. Moss Bill Washington, June 2-0P)— through spiritual understand-'the War Department's $5,240.- Junior College was announced a Kentucky murder trial in partly blocked. The rainfall able here. The casualties—there 'dgreat as a Secretary of State Marshall to- ing. the directors contended. 1182,423 budget for 1948, already Waterfield said that, at graduation exercises at the which the accused man was kept totaled 3.6 between 3 p. na Sun- were no survivors—included 36 a speaker of the day ordered cancellation of an ;cut 8.3 per cent by the House member and school here today. in shackles while In the court day and 6 a. m. today. military personnel and four he always unused half of a $30000.000 " Appropriations Committee. This House at Frarikfort, He succeeds Dr. J. L. Creech, MOM. The rain washed out the 15th civilians. one of them Philip A. Leader Conga atulates rural electrifica- credit to Hungary, where a pro- proposal would lop off almost had been for long-time president who re- Earl Tunget. convicted of annual Kentucky high school' Adler, a foreign correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bynum and cheap T. V. Communist regime has Just another $100,000.000 to equalize tion expansion signed because of Ill health. killing a prison guard at Edds- tennis tournament at Bellevue,1 for the Detroit News on the birth of a six pound girl power. been set up with Pasalan sup- departments. The House last A. vine and sentenced to death in near Newport. Robert Klein, at Haws Memorial Saturday ILL port. The casualty list included: ; department. The House last the electric chair, asked the tournament manager, said if thel afternoon at 1:30. She has been "If I am your governor, I will Crew memoers: ; month trimmed the navy budget Supreme Court to rule that his rain stopped, the tournament Marshall alai said the United named Nora Zulane. ClfURC/1 fight to defeat the next Moss T-5 Maurice M. Bugg. Har- t sliehtly more than 10 per cent. constitutional rights were violat- wculd be transferred to Withrow States "wishes every success" Mr. and Mes. James T-sry Wil- n *ant, ktr th. Bill, and certainly there will be I Tretaties — Senator George , the trial juctge re- high school's concrete courts in for the new non-Communist rodsburg, Ky. lingham. of Kansas City. Mo., 0 is a one because the Kentucky Utili- ed because ranking member , sows- re- , Cincinnati. Italian regime formed by Prime Pfc. James M Taylor, Milan. on the birth of a boy at the'(D.-Ga.i. high Iron(' Church ties Company is active. Should fused to order the shackles Com- Kum, Th., , The rain still was falling at Minister Alcide de Gatperl. Ten's, Jones Clinic. He has been nam-:of the Foreign Relations the bill ever reach my desk. I moved. - should ed James Terry. mittee, called for ratification of anand will veto it." with four former , Ther are: peace treaties as a -first sten" to- 'auk. (3)g0 Waterfield charged Clements Dead; • ' Axis allies Tor Oklahoma Tornado Survivors Find Total of 43 Europe ihs oaks with being a "me-too" candidate. Arkansas, ward restoring to a , and Be . malarial "To part of this," he said, "my reaceful, normal economy. • mad your committee chairman i opponent says, 'me too.' In fact . followed Pine Bluff'Area Hardest Hit -Mich 1 and he say 'met too to most every- Others Missing,Hundreds Injured; 'Vandenberg ;R. Sen.ta- • atom Taft R.-Ohioi. Republican thing I have advocated. He has two hours afler the tornado. By The Associated Press ; were killed and about 23 injured. had ever stood were the faun-. in ; poi cy leader, in urging Senate I never mentioned T. V. A., the large buildings in Pine Storm-lashed Arkansas and ; The town has a pcpulation of dations." Other , approval of treaties with Italy, Moss Bill, or his record." wsre opened to those with Oklahoma counted at least 43 I Gem. The storm moved over a h3- Bluff ' Bulgarian. Romania and Hung- country, minor injmies and the hum- ! Democratic Victory Peadicted dead and hundreds injured to Both states were hit carliee mile course. across flat : less. by: Declaring he believed that a day from tornadoes which swept this year by severe storms. In broken only by bayous and hard- . ored The alertnest of Jack Sapp, a primary of clear-cut issues will through rural areas causins; April, tornadoes in rorthern wood timber st-mris in the low-; telephone worker, was credited Make-Up do much to bring a Democratic thousand; of dollars of pro- I Arkansas and northwestern.lands. Mayor Steed said 'lie; Classes with holding down the death victory in November and "we perty darna7.e. 10klahoma caused more than 10'). storm area es:tended roughly; in the Leedey. Okla.. storm. (iffered Students must bring out the issues to de- Hardeat hit was a heavily deaths and heavy propr. from 10 miles southwest of Pine'toll He saw the twister approach and feat the Republicans." Water- populated agricultural region damage. Bluff to 10 miles southeast of ARKET turned on the town's fire siren At Fulton High field said "a lack of interest in near Pine Bluff in southeastern In yesterday's Arkansas storm. the city. and shouted warnings over a this campaign is the desire of Arkansas. Thirty-seven bodies estimates of the number Taxicabs, private automobiles' were used to bring'loudspeaker system. ; George Alley will teach special many politicians and special- were reported recovered anti homes destroyed ranged as hight and trucks Rescue parties worked through make-up classes for Fulton interest groups." about 15 persons were believed as 1,000. the victims to Pine Bluff. the night with the aid of lant- ; high school students, provided missing. I Co great was the force of the; Some rural communities in ; Waterfield agreed the Dem- were re- I erns and flashlights since the ; enough students register to A large proportion of the dead I wind that brides "were liter the path of the storm ocratic Party needs unity, har- out. town's power system was knock- ; justify a summer school pro- were children. ally blown away across bayous"' ported virtually wiped FRY and an era of good feel- out. I gram, Superintendent W. L. Hot- mony, Hundreds were injured as the i and trees were ripped to splint- Many frame houses of tenant'ed ing, but he said. "We must seek farmers were in the 'area. The i Leedey is south of Woodward, ; land announces. twister leap-frogged across the ers. ; Students who wish to make, this unity for all Democrats, not familles--negro and. National Guard was called Okla., where 102 were killed rich Arkansas farming area yes- "Whole outl ; up work should be at the high merely the professional 'labeled PR EX Y—sod, ; white—were wiped out," said! to prevent possible looting of April 9 by a tornado Saturday's Roche. NeW terday, narrowly missing Pine DANCER miiads aca- school building at 8 o'clock to- Democrats'," He recalled that in York model, goes for a ham.' Steed.; the wrecked buildings. twister entered northwestern Bluff, a city of 40,000. Pine Bluff Mayor George Oklahoma City, former subjects Will be of- the last 15 years "we have had be tier being selected Miss Cots were used to augment the Oklahoma from Texas and pass- d.,. of morrow. Ten In Oklahoma, three-fourths "I saw 10 negroes all in sate! &diet Russe de Monte ('arlo 'Chandler Democrats,' Prexy of the campus by the Bluff's hospital'ed near Gage and Arnett. Okla fered. One-hour classes will be of the town of Leedey was level- heap. The buildings were level- beds in Pine dAncer, is now in the movies. Democrats,' Democrats,' Student body of Bergen, N. I.., reported filled with- I before strikang Leedey. taught for 40 school days. STUDIO ed Saturday night. Six persons ed and the only evidence some which was and other labeled Democrats." Junior College. THE AUGUST PRIMARY ELECTION M4111111Eir YOU MUST REGISTER BY JUNE 3TO VOTE IN

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COPY MoT ALL 1skIX•1611 Uuntlity Kooning, Juno 21, 1947 konsuch batty Letitier, Pohon, with his /Khoo Florence, Ala, to visit Veteran and Mrs. C. Kentucky Kw tow • aunt and uncle, Mr. Three, Then C. Forrest. arriv- Kills Betty Jean Fields Miss Texas Ernie Pyle' home Saturday from Suicide ed where Commits State College for Women, O., June 11—(/P)— she has been a student. Middletown, SINCE ISM is visaing DAILY 'Best" Book Billy Gene Gordon A 44-year-old Navy veteran Fulton. Kantunkr and Mrs. MN Meta Street, his parents, Mr. wife, their four-year- DAY EVENING. shot his EVERY WEEK George Gordon. death PUSLISHED daugh- old son and a guest to Mrs. Cecil Whelen and • W66666 ILLS/ Publi5hed returned then killed himself LSE is night MAXIM ter, Nettie Jean, have last PUILIUHCS March l 1179. the ar- tinder act of Commies if OF PAP4 limit Nashville after attending after a drintUng party and at Fulton, Kan. tucka, Mo • -ea)—The to at Faltered as second class matter itkiliSEIS City, Air Patrol program at his government wilt-tan some of Civil Mr. gument •011 IN innaiefearop man who him Club and visiting apartment, De- AAAAA I Set RATE 111•4 time never the Strata housing project .111../11•01111WTION rams M or the best hooka of our Pope. reported. in his and Mrs. J. S. tecaive John Fitzgerald na•usay. deliberately wrote a boon Cavendar and NATEUs OWEN ITTIE0 ass local news Grace Louise e.ovitorisites for republication of all the ale of Memphis, exclusively to the use -- William Van Dyke, Associated Press is entitled Aad he proved something of Mr. and Mrs. The AP news sitspatches. to haul were guests this newspaper, as well as al/ (Jest a man ekssaint Woe and Mrs. Charles printed in to ere::re John Cavendur off iii au ivory tower the weekend. du it under Brown over In Tight Spat literature. Ite can Bailey, of Clinton, iingary of turn- Mrs. W. J. Duty Use day in ;hay streas daughters, Mrs. The Airlines' pewitt MacKenzie, for the is visiting her period in the his- ing out a dein), aienc and Mrs. Leituni Last week was a tragic AV "Wells' Miele. Amaral xi** Clifton Hamlett Today used Tomorrow the dead in hour re- newt papers. newspapers commercial aviation. All an tinforeseen eleventh may use Jewell, in Fultim. tory of Barring tomorrow a hausevale Brown is visit- 2:40-7:16-9.75 worst transport plane accident 'horny will have joined the • Barbara Ray lbws the nation's prieve, Stingary Lc line a pantry anal:. Ronnie and before another, more behind the "Iron As his ing her cousins, had not been identified list of sovietised countries I mean Kraig Fri: Memphis. in another air- -Commun- , rose in Lynn Ashley. in tragic, toll had been taken as the result of what non fame as war report Orahani are Oct Spiv curtain" red African Ray and Robert ha Sudanese describe as a the early days of tl.e line smashup. istic circles in tn in Nashville on business. is still more or less Conunun'st war. Zone was sin ,ionted and All Over Arun/ The aviation industry coup d'etat that has substituted Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Butler Fever field. The D ornocracy. many prontanie 0.:ers legal at:I infant in the transportation for what was trying to be a to Hugh 'tatted Mr. an a very rale land who twinned him In Jessie traveler represents only brief intermission. the publishers D. H. Barnes, of Hopkins- habitual air Thin. with a a gook. Nis ltitsWer was Mrs. .raveling- public to pain under 1..- write Sunday. Satan segment of the oZ the Magyars bids fair 4a4..e. "A tatulz vine, crash fatal only with silvers Liar do- Elmer Shaw left Sun- that reason. an airplane rule again, for it was rv pot to go on Mrs. For publi- talitarlan wieryt.liana her Maine in Chi- or inure receives nationwide war that Hungary escaped aiw" day for .4. la a scare the close rd the ing what) is a daughter of the more than would be Nast re- doing was aim - cago. She ,;$40—Progiorelonately the clutches of Hitler's totalitarian What us WEIS Pas:mare. wreck or ship con- airatert study 01 late Mrs. Mary a similarly tragic train Uwe of the Munich ply writhes nig Edwards left I en air- gime By the es- time in his- Miss Dottie millions of accident-free Fuehrer had wailer We in "la( Columbus. .,'*,aster. The ference in 13 the Cierman "sr Saturday night for as the news- Hungary, as I tory twancupily nits became visit her I 'Ilse miles flown are torgotian a first grip on Miss., where she will gory story of tablished after that. parent, ausi ;LA daily istateriM reader shudders over the European tour Just aeries Of grandparents. -• paper or found during a "as Oro a Boaz and that eau!: h t fire and exploded. until his own citadel was 44 Use 1 Mr. and Mrs. McFall the plane artd he hung on P.141Pawill eland glainellatiood to their and buried itself nose- auslaught. llooka of I children have returned ,1 failed to gain aintude under the allied classic ere Witnast faccostat Or SHIAt at her 27-inch after I Loitering those i last look (upper left) la Rockford, Ill., td got rid of Hitler. but wig. I. I. lakes a were her home Rest in the gri' lu the Hungarians the second a Prevalence. (upper right). Tears the weekend with Mr. is to grow and pros- felt that made the Ulnae ' haus bevies them cut she spending , If conunerciri opposes! to Communism Thaw books trainee she views the last locks. Later Bard and Mr. that it is wlw were half-pint body freedom (wow kite es and Mrs. Louis must coav.lic,e the public from the frying Pan into man with the brat smile (lower right). their home on per. it they bah jumped a national ' amwassi 11, Walter Boaz at to avoid crackups such Russians who occupi- and the goo: heart /ping all in its power the Me, for it was the am- Pearl street. week It has a Hungary's first hero becauae he somehow those which occurred last country. This wasn't fear and : am seeking ed the in ballast? the American to spare no effort in Communism, for back st/ao the • moral obligation close contact with , hatred of was and yet and machines safer and more the terrors of the go on Take PAULETTE to make its men 1919 it had experienced ; liznerienn character to Robbers to risk life and limb leadership of books • efficient. Few are willing revolution under I and MIMI the task The GODDARD by an air- Bonhevist were embar- for the ever* speed offered Bela Kun when there alto made tam famous, : solely Use notorious he , before the Reds fin- rassed and rich--wealth Escape rma AttcMURRAY'i; ; .Plane wholesale executions lived to. $4,500, *aver cared for nor ally were downed PARTY start of the occupation af- I gamut HAS !BIRTHDAY Night Club Right from the Ernie became the MRS. HUTCHERSON JOYCE NaL.MS Henderson Sudfleq' Fashion Note uaturally I Bat befaill IN HONE I FOR ter Use late war the Communists of the arneriagai CLUB, VlialTORai party was held VIelinitzed Saturday; are following their American of a ' spokosinaii I A birthday English men to secure the establishment he was (ha quiet in honor of Joyce Trail STri raiment that rivals understood soldier at war Jim Hutcherson proved yesterday State Police On oob cousins in chorsing gaudy in a general election at peace. Mn. birthday, at her step nearer Soviet regime However, chronicler of America a very gracious hostess Nelms' seventh I MACOOMMO wardrobe, thus moving a (that is, land- the war herself avenue Ky,, June 2—(41— milady's smallholders, For five years before invited two tables of I home on Park I Henderson. y CAREY most other forms of the Democratic states, when she cake were ser- thfrleeed nen swlentoda Use pattern followed by by a handsome majority, he traveled about the rook with the. Ice cream and • 11111 all holders( party won visitors to play swwhiecrhe! PohliceeL°Urfehdtl in life. In the case of practically was established about the oddities and call) in het. edretoha28taguaensidts. wFhisavotrie who animal a coalition government writing members of her ,sve a night club WHELAN sapiens, it is the male and became of the country and people Thurs.. I auto r afyter •miaow.. mow .4 animals except homo leader of the party virtues home on Arch street last took $4,500 brightest colors Ferenc Nagy, building an ever widen- to each guest. co-owner said they who struts his stuff in the 17 months of office he loved, afternoon. presented near here while premier and during day in an armed robbery attractive spots and stripes, I fought ing loyal audience. arrived, they or the most brings us up to the present has been con When the ladies OMITTED early yesterday. drab and in- ( which he was This material the dining; NAMES out in —SPECIAL— the feinale is comparatively conservatism In this new book—"Hometwere invited into A police alarm went for moderate lected into a were served' Beverly Blough tor the GLEN MILLER'S BAND conspicLIOU.5 by the Commun- it holds thi room, where they Peggy Hall and and Indiana ladies got met with heavy opposition Country"— and they enjoy- Fulton Girl Kentucky In Melody Thine meg is explained that the Ernie Pyle, it , punch, after which were among the trio. It some minority heart of the real collet- I the swim- re- Also Fox News in the fleld of faahlonr, ist re- forward , ed seeing an interesting &outs who attended The $4,500 robbery was Use lump on the men the climax Premier Nagy happy traveler looking china' Col- to yield the Now comes adveNnt.Son of curious, beautiful ming party at U. T. Junior by Hoffman Kasey, co- and since have been reluctant on vacation." each morning to a new names ported cently went to 8witaerlaild and linens, which Mrs. Claud pool last week. Their the Kasey Klub on and attractiveness of elighina announc- tare. It is Ernie before war and lege, from owner of palm in color the Budepest government the has sent from Japan omitted accidentally 41 three miles south in the age-old chase in Friday personal sorrow had taken Muray were Highway while participating had resigned in Switaerland. joining her husband in the list published in Saturday's Miss] Ella Swope, his female until she ed that he from him. , since of here. the male pursues the informant said he zest • last December. • the men fled in Which and • high Hungarian "I hope some day you people Tokyo ; paper. secretary, said ORPHEUM a Com- to the catches him "pushed from office" la the book of mina, They then returned her 1939 model coupe. male must per- had been will publish been BIRTHDAY Ogles- Once caught, the luckless apparently had best myself," he ,I living room, which had I HONORED ON Nightwatchman Willie height munist coup Actually Nagy that I like ROAST club TIMES TONIGH1 his mate clothed in the the news had firm. j decorated with arrange- WITH WEINER by was grabbed outside the LAST force keep the day before, but once told a publishing prettily with is financially able. Dame realigned with all the I of Spring flows, all hos- by the three men. armed 7:114:30 of style insofar as he in Budapest. "That's the book ments Mrs. Claude Crocker was Shows styles change been withheld the war,' by the hostess, and here After binding his hands, decrees that ladles' non-Communist source stuff I wrote before grown to a weiner roast in honor pistols. Fashion Nagy. according to a coun'ry, I ladies played sev- tess hlm into the club frequency. Hence, the hus- accus- the book about my own four tables of ninth birthday at they forced with disconcerting capital. had been for the sheer of her son's been obliged to in the Hungarian home." eral games of rook, in Highlands office. band and father usually has with being mixed up in about I their home SEV DAY hats ed by Use Russians is his best writing—or as fun of the game. were Wayne drab, conservative sulfa and This It Those present were so wear dull, to upset "likingartan Democracy." anything he ever did games, the hostess Cherry, Leroy The Solomon islands OF L E AND a year alter pur- a plot on a pod as After the . Latta, Billy Don discover, Haat win not be outdated said to have been based is writing with the fresh strawber- Becky named because their the family bud- accusation is later. It served delicious I Sawyer, Eddie Moore, LAR N YI and to spend whatever former secretary that endures. cookies to the Wooten, Mendana, created the legend chase. deposition by Bela Ifievaes, homely strength ry ice cream and Edwards, Ann and Billy on his wife and daughters' had been simple, artless sister-In- they had yielded the gold get can allow Nagy's party. who Writing in the following visitors: her Covington, Tenn., Joe Dallas, that is turning general of man of San of Solomon's Temple. clothes. Perhaps the worm February 24 Novae's vernacular of the common law, Mrs Errima Rogers McCree, Orley McCreo, for King arrested try the Russians literary arts. Mar- Burman send a note to the Is the hardest of Diego. Calif Mrs. Jessie Latta, Sue Moore, Nancy arrest led Washington to then Tommy de- It is much more difficult tin. Nashville, Tenn.; Mrs. Hew- Madison Kirkland, Mar- military authorities in Hungary, phrase or and Joe she's An Exception Soviet to turning a chromium lett, Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Herman Ann Newton, and Bobby the Communists were trying involved in ga.rette the one-room school were jolted claring that the toy gymnastics Snow. who has been sojourning Announcement Critics of and Bell. Lou Pollard. 14-year- seize power coining a radio wisecrack. in Florida for the Winter last week when Marne reported charges capture in Thomaston, In Washington. Russia's Ring Lardner could Mrs. Charles Burrow, moved pay student in such a school as part American Spring; I have old annual against Nagy were viewed the feel and flavor of Mrs. Mace McDade, Mrs. Morton PERSONALS first place in the 20th of plotting sometimes Cia., captured to clinch Communist talk, but he bent It Williams, Mrs. Louis Graham, Brown orncE Lode BALL • John 1-10DIAK Bee at Washington. D. C of a Soviet attempt the same of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond INSURANCE Rational Spelling the Red troops into satire. Ernie has Mrs. John Hinkley, all left last course, is the control of Hungary before He and and son, Charles Ray, The young lady's case, of without bitterness. and to her regular club weeks Lake Street gift Fulton, night for Detroit for a from that proves the rule. Consolida- withdraw. hard. There was much Mrs. I. H. Read, Mrs. nnesineption political odyssey Once the worked members, visit with relatives. equipped schools has in Hungary's bitter behind each of his seem- Mrs. Earl Boaz, Mrs. yes- Church St. tion of Wien, poorly other countries labor Dick Bard, Miss Joan McCollum left to 222 opportuni- war is similar to that of effortlera. war columns. Mrs. Eunice Rober- in most instances resulted in greater troops. ingly Iyan Taylor, for a week's than, ▪ to occupied by Soviet him many times re- Belew, and Mrs. terday student at less total expense which have been I watched son, Mrs. R. N. with Miss Helen ty for each located astride twice over, weeding Shelbyville W. II. ROPER of consolida- Hungary. being strategically write them Ernest Bell. formerly of this city. alas taxpayer. The advantages Central -sounding words, Shelton, ADDED Co.vIEDY to all except Danube at the gateway between out the blank Weaks has returned to Phone 912-W have been demonstrated the one of the words that were HELD Jimmy Han blinded the Balkans, is of course putting in CHICKEN DINNER after a few days' visit intense local pride has Europe and his own heart. Lexington s few whose Russia is most anxious to the echoes of AT COFFEE SHOP and relatives in that their children cannot the states which of his gift of with friends them to the fact of domination One sample and Fulton. under one teacher have within the Soviet zoo: writing of his Austin was host to a Water Valley learn as quickly, or as well, the law, simple imagery: John Hendon Wright being nine point' of interest in her of students and faculty Mr. and Mrs. room Possession mother's deep number left this morning in one of escape don't look too the welfare of from Murray State and son. Don, is exceptionally well vers- Hungary's chances cwn country and members Wash., for a That Miss Follard "I be- evening at the Cof- for Bremerton. her personal ant- right now. old neighbors, he said: College last and Mrs. ed in spelling is evidence of good meant no visit with Commander an especially lieve Hitler and Japan fee Shop. who have re- no doubt inspired by noise of a was beautifully W. A. McMahon. Lade, more to her than the The long table Tsing Tao, school teacher. Bre! IN nu Briefly a centerpiece of cently returned from capable rural passing truck." decorated with family plan That buzzin' yesterday "Home Coun- and purple Japanese China. The Wright 0S ailit4ilq0EHT Santaquin, Utah. Publication of yellow lilies of the West. full which were liberated avtll- on each end of the table to make a tour The Truth Hurts was bees-1011 hives try" makes permanently iris and Howard Strange they were riding writing of a small crystal bowl Mr. and Mrs. when the truck able now thenhoicest there was to Covington, Ofir OF Coombs. voice suddenly is in itself single rose bud. have been called Philadeiphia,--ori—Jack his pre-war years. It containing a his mother. hopeful overturned. but a delicious duo to the illness of told a husky male singing of Neola, Utah, wha a kind of autobiography, The group enjoyed is much teacher, Jfaseph Yack written Mrs. Edna Strange, who that he would be only Platalr hat on and there still remains to be chicken dinner. after an audition lisliged. put his net Ernie, were Joseph worse. Waal pet the real life history of Those attending the wasting his time. the insects to come home. Brook- Miss Betty Roberson is appelpy persuaded inner troubles and his outer Golz, professor of music. Miss ACCIDENT/ applicant landed a hainnekor. the call, the swarms his pro- guest this week of The six-foot pat *pare heeding lyn, New York; Joe Cohron, 1 ouse that knocked him back Into a homes. victories. Hendon in Birmingham. Coombs said, *maple of cars and nearby That will close the story on fessor of dramatics, Murray; Geneva lallare man, Henson, Ala. chair this pill-swallowing little Mr and Mrs. Charles Satur- was him- Cash. Winston- Miss Betty Carter left ing. beloved of many, who Murray; George months' is doing Jo Loving, day night for a two EASY TERMS , Mrs. T. G. Clark self greatness in capsule. Salem, N. C.; Wilma her Owens- in Castello, Calif.. with nicely. Murray; Patsy Roberts, visit NEWS Jr., and CROPS Berry, Paris, mother. to that Mr. HOSPITAL Mrs. Millard Shaw, FINDS COVER boro; Bobbye to We are glad announce Water Vi Paducah; Joe Forrest has gone Suzanne Johnson baby are doing nicely. HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE Tenn.; Harry Hendron, Billy Clinic— tnnaillectonn, baby and Jones Icy. admitted for a Mrs Doyle Frields and and the host. - A. H. Stoker (formerly of Adams Jones. Cayce has Patton. ad of Meadow Creek Charley Duncan Suaintrt. are doing nicely. Arch Leger county says cover been admitted_ mined for a toostilectraar Mrs Clarice Petty, Lynnville, in Whitie, RILEY-RICHARD LEGS, ARMS! Stoker) is now in cliarge of our body the so much winter d •,r. W. H. Brown iemains Dismissed: nicely. crops give him Mrs City is doing cannot afford Richard and Helaine owl pe• trewl fir, Moulton Gambill. Upluo Hastings. Detroit. grazing that he Joseph Let him make free estimates on same. , Mrs. Corena Two years of Mayfield were shop. Aubrey Bondurant Is do- Arthur Grisiont. Fulton not to grow them. Riley, both Mrs. I is improving. -acre field to Fulton Saturday af- Cpok, Fulton is im- ago, he sowed a 10 married in fender and paint jobs. ing nicely. Charlie G. H °sabot!, Fulton, which Farm 3 p. m., by C. .1. your body, Willingham and Lassiter. lackem. tall oats grass, ternoon at Mrs. James I H proving. says is a of the Peace, at The Emmett Slovens Co. nicely. %Shawl, pno..1. Agent J. W. Kidwell Bowen., Justice A are doing Mrs. It C. nicely. attend- P Anococs'sOurstondovo ,,,,, 0 baby is doing Craftrztitieto Sue McCrea is doing to look at this year. Dur- the court house. Their —soaloasas veto Mrs. E. L. Sanders ,Mrs. Sens Wore. treat winter, and ...!Paoao!ta.o.s. no down payment Janie Byrd is improving. the fall and early ants were Violet Higgins 540 So Boo* St — 1namsvol4.2,Ky. REMEMBER, i news Dunn, Union City, ing of been dis- laas Oren Mrs Robert paatured nine head William H. Wooley. I. Mathis has Urs.liirtaintline Leger the may pay in 12 monthly Mrs. Is doing nicely. and two mules in nereshury, ypq I admitted is cattle weawsaiiimiesenaniallewrisowiewaseweisWeesanwilealeafellemerelMelleowerneseee missed. been Mrs Virgil McCiannahan turning in the stock I Mrs Thomas Latimin his field, again Fallen Hospital— improving. of April. This SftYPirillb• ! admitted during a part admitted: S St. Miss Lillian Tucker is doing will thresh from 7 Patients 17,. I Linda Sue Pinkleton, rammer he. A. Byrd. Fulton. K. nicely. bushels of seed per A-1 CLEANERS Mrs. F I Louis. has been admitted is doing 1-2 to 10 Campbell. Cayce, been ad - Mrs. Agnes Marigold if his plans develop. Mrs. A 0 I Monett& Morris has acre from it, an operation. nicely. - For A-1 Cleaning underwent un- ml tend. is doing i • Fulton, and baby. Mrs. J. J. Si John has been dis- CITY MOTOR COMPANY W 0. Galloway. Mrs James Lewis H. D. Stanfield Block Men's Panamas derwent an operation are doing nicely nicely. missed e Clean and Hp-kin:an. Inc; Harris. Mrs. M. A. Harris is -Wing has been Street Alice Ilowlin. Lillie McCree is improv- Mrs Bill Barriger Phone 38 Lake a fractured' Mrs nicely. Street Phone 906 admitted with dismissed. 215 Church nolin ing. Mrs. Betty Flail Is improving. has been Willie B. Davis is im- B Coats. Martin, RIP. Water Viii- ! Little Mrs. Irene Bynum In doing Mrs. Ida Ilre,alen. dismissed. I proving. nicely following an operation. 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rals MIN Fulton, Kentucky 2, 1917. Monday &venlig. June It, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader, o 0 0 I hla on the Naval Madisonville 14 14 538 I Neuman _0 0 0 Earle Brgwn, Owensboro skip- — — •— football team I Union city , 14 12 538 — Academy plebe tit`11111 per, was leading the league's Beat 14 V 0 Midshipman Whitesell earned / Drop To Fourth Spot Baseball Hopkinsville. 13 13 500 Chicks Totals _ 41 Chicks i field for taking part In sluggers with a .491 average. 1 Fulton 12 13 480 • flied out to gibt his award by 'then SHIMMY% RESULT* seventh. two-thirds of games scheduled Other Felton playea who were Cairo 10 14 417 Lange in I National League Rear Admiral James L Hollo- or better: Peterson i Clarksville 8 90 186 Cairo 10 To 9, vide In Batting, Lost In\Fiehling 1111,113tig .2110 6, St Louis 1. Fulton way, Jr.. Superintendent of the .2113. Brooklyn .1110, Propst .301, Rhodes Chicago 4, Philadephia I. Matas cf 1 1 9 3 0 Naval Academy. will address the dropped to fourth field .256 and Cairo .251. ne Fulton ha:, Seawright .278, Us .273, Gray Boston 2-8, Pittsburgh 0-'. Sports Roundup Gray 2b 3 1 4 1 9 midshipmen and their families. veteran club baiting in the : The Chicks remain at the Lose to Hounds plata in .205 Buck 257. 12nd game 10-innings). By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Propel lb 0 0 1 1 9 0 four-year- uccurding to bottom of the heap, however, Engel, Fulton, Brill and Cincinnati 3-9, New York 3-13 40111 0 Kitty Lennie, New York June 2 You " compiled on games I In club fielding with a MOO aver- Witt, Mayfield, wine the class American Loggigt Play Union City th"Seawright If ....4 1 1 0 0 The Sports Mirror it to death statistics trying to get a bit ahead • May 27. age. They were charged with 83 of the Kitty in the pitching de- 7, Philadelphia I. were Peterson 3b ...-4 1 1 3 3 0 Sy The Aramialati Press lied himself played through tit. Louis with work so as to enjoy a been ut bat erros, and lead Clarksville. partment through the work York 11 Cleveland D. your Team Here Tonste as 4 0 1 2 4 Today a year ago—Cincinnati The Chicks had New hollisky week-end and !Buck rt,y and to- 142 runs, and their closest rival for this dub- I ending May V. Brill had won lung 4 0 1 0 Reds sold outfielder Mike Mo. 713 titnes, scored Only saints. ifiggested that a hist- their series his government for a percent- bolls distinction, by . May- six and lust none while Bordt - nuincbody 'I la. Cluelts dialed p ___3 0 0 0 $ 0 Cormick to Boston Braves, hit 798 safeties 13 — would fill the bill Shublorn rtment, De- ioeluded field's league-leading Clothiers Engel each were credited Inicel diem, with the Cairo Egyptians at p ____1 0 0 0 0 0 Three years ago—Ilioxers age of 278. Their hits ad TOMOILKOW'll ISCHKDULE good idea and Williams reported tripits, 10 fielded .042. The rest of the Kit- with five victories and no de- It sounded like a Cairo Saturday night with a — — — — — — and Bob Montgomery re- sid 30 doubles, nine National League- Pittsburg!' over the day- Jack stole ty Clubs follow in this order: feats. Engel had pitched 36 9-9 you began looking 10-9 win, the result of a three- $3 0 8 27 11 1 tor inductioa into home runs. Fulton players at Brooklyn 12); At. Louis al books that had Totals ported arm. Cairo, Madisonville, innings, gave tip 36 hits and six by-day record run ninth Inning, but lost to Five years ago 27 buses, drew 90 walks, butted Owensboro, Boston I Whit:I; Chicago at Nee office for --Army trans- Clarksville, Union welkL, and fanned 30 men. bit.). kept In the Union City bare Sunday 11-6. . Score by innings football gone in 117 rolls and struck out 80 Hopkinsville, York (night); Cincinnati a' learn what ferred its annual Lynch at that time nearly 20 years to The Cairo club Jawed into a Union City 010 382 014 Point to times up to May 27. City. Whitey Philadelphia (night). Day with Penn from Waal F Johnny OW stayed nun two and lost three, happened over Memorial 3-1 lead In the first inning and Fulton 900 112 000 because of war- The Owensboro Oilers are .ulton's had American League New York al- Fitaledalphia the top in individual batting Eldridge had won one end and in early June . . . That by the end of the fourth frame Summary: Two base hits ralloainge. batting .300 to lead the league, near and et Detroit; Philadelphia at Chi time aas and tire .980 average. Hbi 20 hits two. ways is a period of strenuous had increased its advantage to Gray. Sepanek. Majerelk, Dean followed by Clarksville .286, with a lost cago (night): Boston at St Buck, Ten years ago—Diary six home runs, and he Pete Williams, Owensboro, sports activity. 8-2. The Chicks got another in Kustich, Horner. Three by Pad morrow Madisonville .283, Fulton, Union included Louis (night); Washington at Burnett, suspended indefinitely had batted in 23 teammates. Palmer, Mayfield, became the fifth, lour in the tixth, and base hits Seawright. Home of National City 271, Hopielesville .268. May- and Cleveland (night). Friek president 401-1:111-11:15 the first players of the year to Starting Feint the clinching markers In the runs Burnett 2 Bases 011 but.; deteri- you found League, for "conduct hit two homers in a single game. Going back to 1930, last time at but. off Shubloin 5, off Lange 6, olf as result • AsKerteab Amortation won the mental to baseball" Oddly, these feats were accom- that Billy Arkold Neuman 1. attack out by Shub- made by 11-0, Milwaukee 7-1 race at Fulton played errorless ball of remarks allegedly Wig plished on the Leine day, Msy Columbus Indianapolis speedway Ions 3 by Williams I. by Lange 3. '116i:1MrittAr Louisville 4-3, Minneapolis 2-1 the Egyptians booted two Cardinal pitcher about Frick und in the first games ol 100,448 miles an hour and Karl while by Neuman 2 gamed runs off 26, City at Toledo, both The losers outhit the : and unmpire Oearge Burt gels/ MAKE YOU!! IN WORTH MORE double headers. Frank Scalsi, Kansas Sande booted home Pew" Wrack chances. Sheba= 7. off Lange 6. Winning rain. on 14-7, however. Narieski, Hoptown manager, tiammed games in the suburban handicap Chicks 'AVM r Neuman: losing St. Paul at Indiunapolts, both and Lynch worked on Bring it in and we will out two triples against Fulton Memorial Day . . Then Bobby Morava Intern- Shublom. Left on base rain amateur hill for Fulton. Liming was grind and mix it withi Mr.y 21 to became a "first" in games Jones took the British the Fultoe 8, Union City 12. Runs Southern Association at St pitcher. Purina Concentrates tcr that department. golf title for the first time the losing batted in — Gray, Prient, Sea- 8-5, Nashville home runs tram the bat . make balanced rational. I Perfect hitters included Ma- Chattanooga Andrews with a 7 and 8 victory Two wright 2, Peterson, Buck, Brawn- Rogers Barnette, Greyhound • for livestock and poulbTall lercUt, Union City, vs. Clarks- 5-8, over Roger Wethered .. of Pete er, Homer, Burnett 7, John4.1 4-1, Birmingham 2-1 il brakeman, accounted for rile May IS, and John Kell, Atlanta Hornsby received the Nation first Stolen base Seawright, Time of • New Orleans 8-4 and helped the Hopkinsville, vs. Union City Mobile 9-1, League's most valuable player seven big runs game 2:05. Rock 5-2 the Fulton 26, three for three; Earle Memphis 6-5. Little award for the previous minion— Union Citians tate May Fairfield Park BUREAU Browne, Oweir.boro, vs. May- STANDINGS A $1.0e0 chock- And Helen Wil.s Chicks 11-6 at A U. S. GOVERNMENT W. L Pet, the men were on base sanounce, the disnaery of field. May 22 and Arent. May- Team Moody beat Helen Jacobs In Sunday. Two Whitesell Receives SEF'ORT 31 19 520 hit his first cir- tames acid frankest 14f IV, field, vs. Owensboro, May 22, New Orleans French hardcnurt tennis tour- when Burnett s sew 38 30 583 in the fourth, and the voil.snigg*. The wawa has bee four for four. Mobile ' ney final . . That must have cuit blow U.S. Navy's Award 91 23 450 loaded in the ninth (midi ezetilist; It It OM tit sad Oh, In the fielding ociday depart- Chattanooga Marked the end of an era be- sacks were r- • ;•8 24 489 drisk ay the Maws is a iwrprishoh ment, Johnny Vernegullo, new Atlanta cause five year; later at the when he repeated. To Its Grid Team 10 23 .465 Greyhounds collected 11 *Bee time Ars sinus 24 he. Cairo shortstop, was not credited Nashville same time new names were crop- The At ceremonies held Tectut- 11 14 .467 two Fulton chunk- Thew #ovensineet lisdisin it. imam. 94th a fielding chance in a Memphis ping up, names that still are safe hits off ish Court, United &star I 23 27 460 Williams. Wil- posted is the new product (double header at Owensboro Birmingham in the headlines, names like era. Shubloin and Naval Academy. ArmapoUs. M6., 18 31 .967 lg the seventh 26. Little Rock Hank Greeniorg, Bobo Newsom, liams took over today Midshipman Robert D. May out, and was PURINA DDT I Only 18 players have gotten Johnity 011bkt and Babe Did- inning with two Whiteeeil, bun of Hunter White- KEEPIFUISOPP was for four of the base IVY•DRYi I four hits in one game this year. KITTY LEAGUE rikson . . Babe Ruth nicked sell. of Fulton, will be presented TI POR THE HOME et. , Greyhounds also sc !Two of them are Fulton's Tum- Union City II. Fulton quitting the Boston Braves then knocks. The with the Navy Block Numerals eirr.ss;k! for=7,'ittlik • Owensboro 13, Madisonville II row with owner Emil replaced their starting hurler, AR D Its killing effect on my Buck and Dutch Gray. after a "50" Pktke Athletic Award for rUp Clarksville 1, Hopkinsvilie 21 Fuchs: Fred Perry won the Lange. in the seventh with Dutch , flies, mosquitoes, r's ited* Postponed, held the Chicks AURRAYL. ON KENTUCKY FARMS Mayfield at Cairo, French tennis and Bill Tilden an Neuman. who roaches, ants, etc., mores for the klus,:spoRiinom At le.tet 50 farmers in Knox rain. Amerian pro event. Yals's Keith to one hit and no of the game. lasts for days. county will be growing alfalfa Brown et a world pole vault remainder Ldenlyi STANDINGS inches first runs Sunday this year. KITTY LEAGUE record of 14 feet 3 1-8 Fulton's L. PCT the first frame, provid- CONTAINS S DDT The Mason County Farm Bu- Team W. and Kelly Petillo took the auto cams in ipring itityThr.r AtiftsmtAY 17 8 680 bay Mates, who walked, and reau has raised a medical Owensboro Mee. ed OHS Mayfield 15 9 623 Gray, who singled. The Hounds MAID scholarship of $2,000 NOTICE Custom Cr ing Modern Times made one in the second and • CAREY Ten years ago. in 1997, Don ;pulled ahead 4-2 In the fourth. A1111/1 Seed-CleAning ellstein Mako led the doable for Fulton in the You Want To Purchase— WHELAN Budge and Gene 1Suck's Do United States to a Davis cup 1 fourth scored Pete Peterson, REED BROTHERS victory over Australia: Carl who reached first on a walk. tqr. Hat:heirs pitching streak of 24 1 Peterson singled in the fifth to * A nice buainess building with living quarters FEEDS and SEEDS straight vtetories was broken'bring Hal Seawright home after stairs and grocery downstairs? CIAL— Phone 628 Sopwith drove oat a , long BAND War Flf ight Depot. . . Britain's T. 0. M the latter • I.ER'S LIQUORS up sixth inning, Mates tuning triple. In the Time JOE M. REED and;SELDON J. HEED. Owners was having difficulty endeavor 11 for the America's walked, Gray doubled, and both * Cogs station and restaurant with large lot in back es New, cup races . . Dingy Dean was tallied on Propst's binge, end- enitsbie ter parking trailers--on U. S. 45? suspended after it furious blast Ins the scoring for Fulton. who .had.tWo foci milgoesreirsi 'at National League president Dutch-Gray. and welding sleep • , „••., BY ROY CR %NE Ford Frick and Jimmy Braddock five, led the Chicks at the plate. I • Gas statinst,'Hlitintrant, garage for refusing to Burnette's five hits in Itx on 451 RI'!S VYTVER gAis as, 1 GAVE THEM ROOMS. was suspended pete all III one ins busy bide town highway )SE-EN 0.11, _M`SIEUR.1 COM- his heavyweight title tries paced the visitors. N011 SEE,WE'Ve PERFECTLY: TWO AMERICAN6 WITHOUT F1665- defend LO5T II4 TIE JUNGLE— PlligENO ..VERY SUSPICIOUS. against Max Schmeling ... Sam- The Chicks take on the Roan 'THE AS— NO LOgGAGE? NO PORTS. WE CAME DOWN roSsroars? TIUNK THE PREFECT OF POLIcE my Shoed and Dutch Harrison again tonight and tomorrow Tiime properties are priced right. ES TONIGHT illvER ONARAFT. - --(.... LIKE TOSE INFORMED. WOULD tied for the qualifying medal in night In Fairfield Park, then open golf champion- a three-game e.igagement. . 7:15-9:311 the U. S. open • We have some good buys in small and wed- ship . It still seemed like his- at Owensboro Wednesday night. tory when you read that in 1940 knit size farms, close in. a crowd of 41,869 bet $1436,729 Union City __AB R H PO A E DAYS to set attendance and mutuel Brawner If ___ 5 0 0 3 0 0 E AND handle records as Eight Thirty Majercik 2b __ 5 3 2 8 3 0 handle records as eight thirty Horner rf 6 3 3 2 0 9 J. W. HEATH .R NY! won the Suburban at Belmont Burnett lb 6 2 5 6 0 .1 .. Carl Hubbell pitched a one- Kustich as 4 1 1 4 2 0 —REALTOR— hitter for the Clients over the Trificano 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 Dodgers and the Cubs released Johns c 4 1 2 5 0 0 Op.,' Fulling Han I. Dizzy Dean to Tulsa. Sepanek cf ___ 4 1 1 4 Phone 190 Fulton, Ky. Lange p _ 3 0 0 0 2 0 At this time in 1945 sports Badovy • 1 0 0 0 u activity was Just picking up at- tar V-E Day and the results were MIIIIIIII•11M111•••M•11M11•111WEINIUM1111111111111111111•111111111•11EM•118111111el unfamiliar. Hoop, Jr. and Jeep John ilODIAK 1101111i split the Wood Memorial race L • honors; the Tigers snapped an eight-game Yankee winning streak before 70,906 and welter- I'M weight champ Red Cochrane re- Advertise In The HUNGRY-- ring after three LET'S SEE turned to the years In the navy . . . It was a •••• WHAT'S COOKING good idea, chum. Wonder how — 11311P DV long it'll be before we sigh over 1•••••••••••• the good old days of this peat week-end? 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We now have more- than two thousand PAID subscribers. 1200 OAKY DOAKS Fulton, South Fulton, Riceville and the Highlands— 7 APPLAu5C of these live in i LADIES AND GEnTLELIE.N! YOuR to their doorstep every day. 'P.,r"-••" ----...... 20i1 • i loci: INDiCATE5A TIE &Maw TeiE CObiTESTAOT5/ and the Leader is delivered ---•--. L..,:..7•74- ,/ I Ti4E LALY We( I GU/ PICK THE WIUWER IS TO ,4/JD C PAM THEW isEA5UREMEUT5 More- than three hundred PAID subscriber* live on the rural THIS I A1.4 NOW a good cir- _Issiodp•-kiil HAPPY -to Do! routes out of the Fulton post office. In addition we have -ii culation in Water Valley, Cayce. Winged, Beelerton, Dukedom, Clin- IOW D1! PONT ton, Hickman, Mayfield, IT ll i llll City and other nearby Cotnmunities. Cavalcade of America No other advertising me-ilium can reach your customers the that Mr. presents nay the leader does. lams and Lee Bowman The Leader is read daily. Ii is safe to say that an average of five Una Merkel km* body persons reads each copy of the leader we publish. That nteans at when they ap- oft in Least ten thousand people read your advertisements males THU, All% ENTIIRES OF PATSY pear in the Leader. be. "THE STIRRING BLOOD". Monday Night No newspaper with such a circulation and such a standing in equal our rates. payment June 2 the community can I monthly NBC A dollar spent for advertising is the Leader will conic back Is YOU many t• -s (is yr. need anti Bowen • y our hometown news r, dedisrate•I ;0 the peo- Wallpaper & l'aitit Store The Leader ple of Fulton and .arrounding commtiniPlits. kIPANY toe E. State line Phone ST . 111111111111•ONON•••11111••1111111•1111111ME!;:C1111181111101 o55F 111191218•11111518•11 Lake Street 111111111111111111111111111 4▪

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Monday Evening, June 2, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky who wrestley eight negroes tacked Louise, tried to rape her resulted In the Williamston that Letters, after ques- while her frietid MIMEOCIRAPHING• Bcnnrl arrest of three negro men, who have been released with the man etc Mary Miss Coery and 'IE:U - -2.-1_1C-1121-C).1c aids, programs, I were held todety in undisclosed tioning. He said nearby house and Clinton 2651 Idashed to a Burton. phone York, June 2----tePI- l a girl friend were walking home GIFT New LightJails. sounded an alarm. , ' MOTHER BIIRTON'P airline stocks, follow- at from a movie when a negro at- I 17t.fc telling of Sheriff Roebuck sato today SHOP. leig the week-end disasters, help- e d depress most leaders in to- • Notice day's market. CLASSIFIED offside most of the On the time were United Air Lines, , NOTICES ALL MASONS Air Lines. American Air- I ELECTRIC floor polisher for Eastern 'ONE LOAD OR ONE THOUSAND Douglas Aircraft, Bethle- • For Sale gravel; rent by the day. McDade Fur- Lodge, No. 172, F. & lines, • Washed sand and Roberts hem. U. S. Steel, General Mo- sand and gravel; niture Co. Phone 906. M., will meet in regular pedal sewing ready mixed A. tors, Chrysler. Goodrich, Santa TOR SALE: Two purposes. Ask 136-tfc. communication 7:30 priced; also dirt for ti!ling stated Fee, N. Y., Central, Southern machinet, low -stone" for I p. m.. Tuesday night, June 3. See J R. Al- ' us about ''pebble Fatale, Chesapeake, & Ohio, one new washer. Brothers,• Service Regular business and work in street. No driveways. Call Bard General Electric, Westinghouse, tom, 204 Jackson 13. Enterred Apprentice Degree. 141-3tp • Water Valley, Ky., Phone MACHINC North American and Consoli- phone calls. please. 135-12tp A SINGER SEWING Eight candidates. All mem- MAY 30 COMPANY representative will dated Edison. Resistant 'were INDIANAPOLIS IND bers expected. Visiting Ma- - SALE: Sanitary icebox, in Fulton every Wednesday Down Chemical, Philips Dolge HA 100PD▪ PRES - TOR Made be tons cordially welcome FIRESTONE JR. - only 6 months. Reason- Porch and lawn furniture. at the Fitestone Store. 412 Late and Woolworth. S. AKRON OHIO used Herndon's HARVEY CO ON FIRE priced. Mrs. Curtis ,Han- right, sold right, Street. We are equipped to re- Greer, W. M. Bonds were narrow and cot- AND RUBBER M. P. H ably 45. Just -J. Roy TIRE 116.338 Call 1225-W-1. 139-3tc Work Shop, on U. S. pair any make sewing machine. ton futures easy. FIRESTONE AVERAGING AND ENDUR cock, 138-6tp -T. J. Smith, Elec'y. RACE sArrry north of Wing°. phone calls taken care of Share analysts studied the INDIANAPOLIS OUTSTANDING All I41-2tc 500 MILE STRAWBERRIES-25 cents a promptly. Call 10. We also pay commerce department summary I WON 'CHAMPIONS. THEIR VICTORY. MAURI ROSE gal. You pick them and fur- • For Rent cash for used Singers. which disclosed that the dollar STONE DELUXE MY for sale. All GREAT PART IN nigh containers. G. A. Har- RUBBER STAMPS value of manufacturers' inven- PLAYED A for rent on TYPE sizes. Stamp pads ANCE rington, 3 miles out of Fulton 3-ROOM apartment ADDING MACHINES. kinds and t/sties rose about $450,000,000 in street. Mrs. Georgia REGIS' serve you. LEADER on Mayfield highway. McDowell WRITERS AND CASH too. Let us April bringing the overall ag- H. 139-Ste I Simmons, Phone 405-W. TENS BOUGHT-8*K repair*/ Office Phone 30 et 1300. slightly more than 139-3tp OF- gregate to Office supplies. FULTON $82,000,000,000. April shipments SALE: 2 piece living room COMPANY. Co 'OR rooms, FICE SUPPLY • Lost or Found placed at about $200.0000% 3 piece bedroom suite; APARTMENT for rent. 3 were TrI suite; cabinets Phone SL bullet key tnider those of March. Higher bleep slumber springs 'and unfurnished, built-in LOST: 4 car keys on an Auto- . 140-3tp ,iosts, it was explained, ac- mattress; Coolerator. See at In kitchen. Gas heat. SEE US FOR JOB PRINTING ring. Call 12794. A Bath. 112 state- countea for most of the expan- 106 Church Etreet. 137-6tp matic hot water. Letterheads, envelopes, Re( Oak. Call 246-W. 139-2tc ments, business cards, hand-• Help Wanted sion in dollar values. Wh PIANOS in good condition, in- bills, placards, etc Consult us of one Steinway, beauti- rocms for men only. We guarantee cluding SLEEPING before you buy. Young couple tor clerical woek. Today ,abe tone; one Chickering Jewell, 315 Carr street, and workman. Kentucky ful Leland highest quality Write box 487-Z, Leader. 220 studio Mae, looks like new. A. Phone 177. 136-tfc. PRICES HAVE BEEN By The Associated Press ing ship. ALL 139-stp pro- W Wheeler, 51'1 8. 3rd street, REDUCED. FULTON DAILY Louisville - Kentuckians 8 rooms for rent. Confederate Mayfield, Ky. Phone 397-W. 2 unfurnished LEADER-Phone 30 or 1300. AVON-representative needed at pared to observe vet! 134-14ta Call 843. 136-7tp Pleasant and Day tomorrow with photo once in Fulton. Memorial (not FOR prompt and efficient work. Write the decoration of Confederate film to very profitable lie finishing bring your Owensboro, Ky. graves and other ser- in the , Box 465, veterans' not the Owl Photo Shop vices. State and local offices and Store. 136-tfc Owl Drug ser_ banks will close for the day. yes 2 GIRLS wanted fur curb helps P. R. lid Dollar FIRE and Auto Insurance. vice. Apply at Hickory Log, E. -Officers sought Bill Fulton, 139-3tp Hopkinsville Set Binford, Phone 307, 4th street. the ident:ty of a I neighbors do 119-30tp to establish !GC Ky. youth about 20 years old who, I sho Your .• Miscellaneous Sgt. Marvin Mc- like; Radio Renate- Highway Patrol actl they Appilaneos, Wiring, said was found ill on a I things Sport Goods. CITY Oahee lhe ing and $25 REWARD for Information near here. McGahae COST COMPANY, 2 0 5 highway AT#0 IXIRA ran you. ELECTRIC leading to recovery of two a physician checked the , rRA Now hit will for Phone 401. 289-tfe said EXTRA SAfar ea And Commercial, three-quarter horse power youth's condition. He said the ' per motors stolen from my place no identifying pa- ! TOR ME FOR CONCENTRATED youth carried $1.0 SEE ol business. S. A. Elvark, Ful- had been unable to ON, DDT. Also spraying homes. pers and on \ ton Motor Courts. 139-3tc name and explain his I Phone 599. M. C. Nell, 202 give his A Wik up Third street, Fulton, Ky. PLANNING a trip to Reelfoot condition. da 135-25tp. Lake or Kentucky Lake? Hav- - Lt Col Milton H. MI ing transportation trouble? If Louisville Oa Hartford, Conn., na- vies wein-b•W hems Sok lie awed the. CALL OR HFF. M B. Stone for so, call Taxi 187 and solve Richmond, flli. I commander of the Jewish eau Man ere Impiselon.. aIm- first class paperhanging. 140-12tc tional sae* also Inv your problem. praised the work Phone 1111T-W. 132-12* War Veterans, UI of W.Ison W. Wyatt. Louisville, ord• and social proems. Dives Card of 'fhanks lellowscos breonwas All kinds of sewing.• as national housing administra- of t your family. WANTED: ,ep yew MOM . row car Mrs. J. Golden, Phone 493. tor. Here for a meeting of the V aweN, and all our friends for yew coil span ea care 140-4tp Thanks to Louisville chapter, Richmond Reis Ma ear letters and • eirldr. Mondry loan Youl the nice cards, said Wyatt did fine work In the told eo while we were lprempe,Ajporno' flowers sent post. cua SIlitalkiAg and patients at Haws Memorial. vela Thanks to Dr. and Mr. Trinca, - Dean D. V. Ter- of t WEBB for Lexington Dr. Dyer and the nurses rell of the College of Engineering Ron their attention and services. /14 OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON TIN SHOP est the University of Kentucky 4 8 -1.414 Moon Howard announced that two four-year is e -Gilbert Moon scholars`aps in minin Rai Gas and Coal tuition Oil, engineering will be awarded (R- ,c-inteniAtite LOA;, `,',02PtiRA1ION FURNACES To all who were so helpful in next September by the Princess mill the sickness and death of our Elkhorn Coal Co., David, Ky. the Spouts the OVER Darin ISWELERS Gutters and Down mother; to Brother Hower; 'inn 222 LAKE ST., FtiLlION Replaced and Repaired singers; all who sent flowers Lex:ngton -- Dr. M. E. Ligon, witl - 1 as director A Wm.. P. Hartsn, Mgr. Phone 1253 TELEPHONE 502 and me•ages ot consolation Who wili retire July Voltam it helped to lighten our burden. of the University • of Kentucky I May God bless you-The Pass- Placement Bureau and head of Pre more Family. the Secondary Education De- he partment, was honored at a din- cur here. Before coming here, pro IS• 111••••1111111111111111WII•••••••••11111111111111111111111111111111•11•1•••••111•1111111EMI U Market ner Livestock Dr. Ligon was connected with ate Owensboro, National Stock?ards, Ill., June schools at Paducah, Ashland. vete 2-4iP)-(USDA!-Hogs, 12,000; Henderson and mostly 25 cents toil fairly active; Air- A than Thursday's average, Louisville - Trans-World higher here with bill 1 with a few sales up 50 cents; line started service Auction daily in and out of cot Public good and choice 160-240 lbs eight flights bulk line offered Ian 2425-50; top 24.50; 250-270 lbs Louisville. The coast to coast. eta 23.50-24.00; few 24.25; 270-300 transportation lbs 22.00-23.50; 130-150 lbs FRIDAY E . lb pigs tod NI , 22.25-24.00; 100-120 Attack mil good 270-500 lb sows Another • 19.25-21.50; ma ! 19.00-20.00; few 20.25. over 500 • Attempt Reported FOR 24 consecutive yeses, the • lbs 18.00-75; stags 14.a0-16.50. • Tires have been oa the •! Cattle, 5,000; calves 2,000; Near Rich Square Firestone ins p.m. on 1:00 trade fully steady 6, 1947 - • opening winning cars in the Indianapolis ser June June 2 butcher yearlings, Rich Square, N. C., • steers and of patented sal on cows and bulls; --0P1-Sheriff C. B. Roebuck Sweepstakes. The same • but draggy today a the and average good steers Martin county said exclusive construction fea- III low to rape and the largely 23.50-25.00; few 25.50; negro had attempted • 15-year-old tures, which make these tires so on 112 Oak St. Fulton, Ky. medium steers around 22.75- Louise Coery, daughter of a tobacco ware- -defying • 23.00; good to choice heifers and safe, so strong, so wear an house owner, in a street at household furni- mixed yearlings 23.00-2475; on the speedway, are also built • re do: at Public Auction all my largely 18.50-22.00; few Williamston Saturday. 1 will sell • medium south do to low good cows about Williamston is 30 miles into the Firestone De Luxe • medium a 17-yrl,r- in which is only a few months at last week's close of of Rich Se uare, where protect lure listed below-AU of • steady a negro Champion Tires which up 15.00-17.00; canners and old bride's report that • around life on the highway. You • cutters 10.00-12.00; bids down to your • ilan on light canners; good beef can get all of this extra safety Bigelow Twist • bulls to 17.00; medium and good 1-Dixie Gas Range. I-9x12 Burgandy • and extra mileage at a big saving Wool Rug • sausage bulls 15.50-16.50; choice 1-400lerator • yea •rs 1.00 higher, top 2750: TOPS in cost because your used tires Mat 23.00- 1-Solid Maple Breakfast Set 1-9x12 Rug • good and choice largely are worth More at Firestone. We II -Linoleum Rugs (Bedroom and • 27.50; medium tp low good 15.00- ly-Dish Cabinet 2 • need more used tires for re- Kitchen Pattern) 23.00. Pr 1-Kitchen Stool • Sheep, 1,800; no early action. treading. So We are offering be 1-New Royal barrel type N'accunt • 1-5-Piece Solid Maple Bedroom • highest prices for the unused tu Cleaner with attachments Deafened Now Hear PC Suite Model mileage in your present tires pl Chest 1-General Electric Table • With Tiny Single Unit 1-Small Maple • when you trade them in on new co Beautyrest Mattress Radio It possi- RA 1-Simmons Mir- • Science has now made Firestone De Luxe Champions, Springs * Several Wall Pictures and • for the deafened to hear 1-Simmons Are Platform ble that are rors • faint sounds. It is a hearing de- the only tires made 811 1-Sofa Bed and Chair Suite • HOME CANNING * Several Scatter Rugs vice so small that it fits in the safety-proved on the speedway 1-Occasional Chair (Boudoir) • hand and enables thousands to sa Some Dishes and Cooking Uten- • ZINC CAPS! for your protection on the high- TV Phyfe End Table * enjoy sermons, muse and •Easy to use! Sore to seal! Used for 1-Droiran • desire. al Phyfe Coffee Table sils • friendly companionship. Accept- generations, still hove wid• prof•tene• way. Easy terms, if you 1-1)eencan • rk : to • ed by the Council on Physical among housewivisst Thee. reliable caps Other dents too ttttt'croon - -Walnut Book Case Medicine of the American Medi- mean successful horn• canning today at 1 the Use them Desk mention • cal Association. This device does on they have in post with 1-Solid Cherry Knee-Hole complet• ronfid•nr• to can mons food • require separate battery • • cc • not bettor/ They seal when no others wall THE ONLY TIRES MADE THAT pack, battery w:re, case or gar- • Al YOUR GROCER'S bring your neigh- ment to bulge or weigh you ARE SAFETY PROVED ON THE SPEEDWAY FOR ri out, tell your friends and down. The tone is clear and •D Conte • ON THE tt the best sales of the powerful So made that you can YOUR PROTECTION HIGHWAY bors. ThisTromises to be one of • adjust it yourself to suit your • hearing as your hearing chang- of Beltone, Dept. • es The makers year. 14, 1450 W. 19th St., Chicago 8, be held Friday,Jinn. 6. 19 17 O Ill.. are so proud of their HOME AND AUTO Hain or Shine the sale will •achievement that they will glad- FIRESTONE SUPPLIES ly send free descriptive booklet FRED ItENE111(1. Owner and explain how you may get a HORNBEAK and HOLLAND, Owners full demonstration of this re- 7 • markable hearing device in your, 412 Lake • Phone 10 Fulton, Ky. ('HARLF.S W. ilL KILO%. toctit•neer • •own home without risking at penny. Write Beltone today. I -- - 5 1••••••aMM••••111111 1111111111••••■••••■••••••••••••••111••1111P•11111