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of 20 es of all A Egyptians Clamor For Freedom, Up unced by 911,, ;4001 N11:111 Sets ucation, Thrown(Jut Of U. N., Meeting believed 'Aies To End from the Lake Sussess—UP)—Egyptain Milan proposal calling on Bri- tre, gods demonstrations against Britain tain and Egypt to make another - Union Fights reached into the decorous halls effort toward settlbment of their of the United Nations today in 1 differences by direct negotia- Paducah Visitor, concert with rioting in Cairo. Mum Jurisdictional Demonstrators here twice in- bearded, red-fezzed youth B. T. Adams,Is terrupted the Security Council's named Mustafa Momen threw Squabbles Target deliberations on the Egyptian the chamber into confusion by Chief Speaker complaint against Britain over rtepping into the aisle and Under T-H Act !troop withdrawals and the ad- shouting demands for immediate HOODENPYLE NAMED !ministration of the Anglo-Egyp- withdrawal of British troops "FUR AND FAST" . thin Sudan. from the Nile valley. Na- Gene Hoodenpyle, who had "Before the discussion opens," Washington,--ols1—The Husky UN guards frequently Labor Relations Board n serving as temporary presi- he shouted, "I declare that the tional dragged the two struggling de- of "fast and ent, was elected to head the resumption of negotiations will announced a set monstrators from the crowded settling jurisdic- linois Central Service Club at forcibly rejected by the law- fair" rules for ccuncil chamber. It was the first be between unions business-entertainment meet- pie of the Nile valley." tional disputes time the council's deliberatione and handling other cases under ng held last night in the YIKBC President Faris El had ever been disturbed by a Council the Taft-Hartley Act. The em- lubroom. Syria banged his spectator outburst. lehoury of is on speed. youth phasiz Other officers, who also had gweei furiously, but the The new law went fully into The first disturbance occurred waved a paper .tr eid their positions temporarily, continued. He effect 60 days after its enact- just as Egyptian Premier Nokra- shouted: "I have a docu- ENVOY AND QUEEN — Mai. Gen. L. K. Lai-team t e H. P Allen, vice-president; and to Greece, ment, and unions and employers Pasha took his seat at the written with blood Oen/ Canadian ambassador talks with Queen Ered- J. A. Bowers, secretary; Bill Jet- sky ment here erika at the village et Saint Sabra, north of Athens. during the plowed further into a period of council table to deliver a speech youth of Moslem ton, treasurer; Mary Alice Clark, from the inauguration by King Paul of highuay reconstruction work.. new and confusing problems. which he turned down a Bra- hostess. in brotherhood." The Labor Department report- were MAlitaiAltE'r TRUMAN AND CONDECTOK--Margaret Truman The guards then moved in ed about 125,000 workers s The entertainment committee yesterday Seca. Who makes her public concert debut in the Hollywood Bowl to- and dragged him, still shouting, invioved in 200 strikes encludes J. J. Blehinger, L. Ma effective. night goes through her music with conductor Eugene Ormandy from the chamber. before the law became Smith. Tommie Mahan, E. E. there was a Last- during piano rehearsal at Hollywood, Calif. Onnandy, musical Officials said „Huffman, Boots Shepherd, ft. E. The second outburst came near minute rush to settle disputes director of the Philadelphia Symphowsi, will conduct the or- Moisson, France,—P)--Load- Hyland and Wayne Rhodes. 1 the end of the Egyptian dis- before the midnight deadline on chestra More This Year ed with souvenirs and friendly T. Adams, general store-; accompanying the President's ditaighter. cussion, as British Delegate Sir Taft-Hartley Act, which re memories of boys of 41 other na- the eeper, Paducah, was principal! Alexander Cadogan was conclud- stricts unions in what they can Prospeetis e tions, the United States contin- 2 Gunmen Rob Whoollsor, peaker at the service club's1 All State ing a short reply to Nokrashy and what sort of contracts gent to the World Boy Scout Ont.. Bunk. Then Flee do eeting. IFell-Mixed Drinks Students Should Inquire Pasha. they can get from employers. Reds Protest Jamboree entrained today for Just Before Closing Time Several , settlements were After refreshments of Coca- Now. President Advises time it was the president Le Havre, to sail home a few Free On Bowery-- This reached literally only a ten oias, cheese crisps and cakes U Egyptian Socialist rel- hours later on the chartered U. Ont —sle—Two rob- Lexington, Ky—All Kentucky of the Windsor. minutes before midnight. and. in ere served, Miss Clark cpn- •S. A rrests party. Pained S. Army transport General Tay- . brandishing a sub- Bait Not For Long studbnts wishing to attend the ish farmers) bers, ouit a few cases, representatives of ucted a quiz program and Kotb. He stood up in the lor. gun and the other a University of Kentucky this fall. Kernel machine labor and management used the warded 20 silver dollars in New York, el • vated and shouted: The scouts left four tons of looted the Royal Bank of U. S. Army In Holding are urged by President H. L. audience pistol. legislative maneuver of "stop- rizes during the hilarious con- pillar got in the way of a liberty, or death of in- American equipment, including of $40.000 well- Donovan to write to the Univer- "Either an estimatedCanada ping the clock" until agree- t. It developed during the Korean Revolutionaries, stocked liquor today Death of the tents, cooking utensils, camp- truck oil sity registrar without delay. ternational peace. today and escaped. ments were reached. on xnd answer session Wimp May He (ommussiste the Bowery, • the biggest Council. Down with stools, digging tools and patrol in which custom- • Fall quarter registration opens Security The holdup, The CIO said its nine vice- t the women were better free binge in the memory of Imperialism. Long live the Nile chests full of mess kits. About ers and bank employes were lin- Seoul. Korea,-4/P)—Prompted Sept. 24, and a record-breaking presidents will meet again with than the men, as Mrs. the street'r thirsty habitues. valley. Long live the king of the half of the equipment was pre- ed up against the wall, took by an extraordinary Soviet com- enrollment of more than 7.000 President Philip Murray on enpyle took the elver dol- Within minutes after the crash Nile valley." sented directly by American pia- place shortly before the bank's plaint, U. S. authorities an- students Is expected. Oct. 2 is Sept. 4. The AFL's 13 vice presi- which had been offered to occurred, men rushed from Guards hurdled him outside. trots to other Scout patrols with closing hour. It was Windsor's nounced today the arrest of the last enrollment date. dents will meet Sept. 8 in Chi- husband. doorways and cheap lodging whom they had become friendl first bank holdup in years. many Koreans accused of "wide- cago with President William houses to clamor around a gold- Dr. Donovan issued the fol- The other halt was to go to the City, provincial and Canadian Clark also urged those spread activity of a revolution- Green. Clearer union policies Miss en stream of lice ,r—Scotch lowing statement regarding the neediest Scout movements mounted police threw up road "talk up" the new ary nature." should emerge from those meet- nt to laced with rye—pc ring from admission of new students: abroad. blocks around the city almost organize- ings. as a worthwhile Lt. Gen. John it, stodge, com- the of an effort to side the truck. immediately in A few cases under the new law on for I C families of all ages. mandant of the American-oc- "Last fall it was necessary for from Some cupped thir hands be- forestall the robbers' flight into 28 • M. B. Dews won the door prize, cupied southern half ot Korea, us to discourage many students State Methodists began trickling the neath the stream and sucked Windsor offices. =a $25 Victory Bond. Miss Dathel made the announcement and from all parts of Kentucky who NLRB field noisily. The more provident ar- Denham, NLRB gen- Huddle and Paul Berry each pointed cautiously to a tieup be- wished to enroll in the Univer- D. Williams,, Plan Conference Windsor police recovered the Robert N. rived with bottles, pots. pans— Miss %Ili? a reporter, won a $60 Victory Bond. tween the accused plotters and sity of Kentucky. There simply pair's car within a dozen blocks eral counsel, told any • bin; that would hold liquid. Fs-South Fulton Teacher, for Be "the north." But he specifically were not sufficient housing and Aug. 27 Thru 31 of the bank, in the heart of the "we're open business." The nest meeting will be said "satisfied" with the declined to attribute it to Rus- other facilities to take care of Among Faculty Members city, and identified it as one he is jieid Beat. IS The dub plans to Richmond, ILy.,--irP1— The setup, but "ie. f‘: e,1 inepiratiou, The Russians all Who wanted to enter at that stolen recently in Guglph, Ont. NLRB staff and ter Our APIM111C•haM Me Vnion City—Completion of the Kentucky Conferenee of the, 'Inert northern Mores. Tractor Kills time. Bank manager A. IL Ealefimi body hes yet nailed a fourth Friday in each monthfreop teaching staff of the Union City Methodist Church will hold its , " tia , A Soviet official statement to said one man entered the front , saying 'success.' He refused thereafter -When the fall quarter opens schools for the coming term was 127th conference here Wednes- make any predictions. +the press brought the situation door of the bank. threatening 13 I the university will be in a much announced yesterday. day through Sunday. with 7001 to light this afternoon and led customers and nine employes Clinton Farmer better position to handle the Among the new teachers is ministers and delegates expect- Employers now, for the first high American officer to with a machine gun. The other C R. Young and Ft. H. Carter, one large enrollment that is expect- Miss Mile D. Williams, who will ed for the five-day session. time, can file charges of "unfair retort that the Russiane were entered the side door, stuck at ticplaining their absence and Raymond Allison Dies At ed. Houslug conditions have been teach high school mathematics, Speakers will Ind e Bishop; labor practices" against unions. in the pistol in the bach. of a patron shin; the group the best of i "attempting to interfere theough the erection of Superintendent J. A. Barksdale Watkins. Lo vine; Dr. So can individual employes. Clanton Hospital Today; eased 'W. T, and announced: 1.1 K. It E. Galloway, assistantscdjaduct of the prePertienent of and permanent resi- has been on e district A union can still accuse an temporagy said. Mbis Williams 0. B.:Crockett. Dan "This is a stickup!" director of personnel. telephon- • southern Korea." Was Injured On Aug. 21 and the acquisition Fultonchieh W. W. employer, provided the union dent hails the staff of South superintendent; Bishop The robber with the machine ed Miss Clark to express re- • The charges, counter-charges classroom, laboratory. years. Richmond. Va.: Dr. G. !complies with the registration Raymond Allison, about 40, was of others; school for several Peels, gun stood guard at the front ets from himself and from and disclosures in a series of have been recog- !and non-Communist provisions fatally injured when a tractor and dining facilities While there she gained Roy Jordan of the Emory Uni- all those in the bank.' Id Willingham, personnel di- statements and press confer- of door until of the act fell on him last Thursday after- augmented by the erection nition as one of the first teach- versity staff, Atlanta. and Bishop , women cus- actor, that they were unable ta ences, were laid against a back- and two bewildered A board spokesman said the noon, north of Fulgham near numerous temporary buildings: ers in the state to take advant- Wilbur E. Hammaker. Denver. rob- attend One of their associates, ground of sharp American- tomers who interrupted the "underlying theme" of the bulky the edge of the °Mon bottoms. and the university teaching staff age of flight training offered to Other speakers will include a a Mr Gumstead, died suddenly Soviet tension over this divided bery. were herded against new regulations is "an eye to He immediately was rushed to has been enlarged." teachers, and later taught the representatives o f various 1 •fihursday while at wark, he'country. wall. 1 fast procedure and fair proce- the Ilackson hospital In Clinton, classroom branch of a flight church boards. Bishop Watkins! at and for that reason they 1 Three American enlisted men dure." & and died this morniug at 9- 30 training program for Sruth Ful- will announce appointments of Were forced to remain in Chi-'who stepped over the line into at the hospital. Anti-Red Oath ton students. pastors at the final session. 1 The Taft-Hartley Act gives the sago. (the Russian zone on Aug. 12 still new Union City teach- He leaves his mother. Mrs. Other , board power to stop jurisdic- A social hour followed the are held incommunicado by the Rejected By ITU Alberta Hoover, a Ada Bone Allison; a brother, 'era are Mrs. tional strikes—that is. squabbles Meeting. Soviets, and Russian negotiators of several years in Friends Helping Ralph Allison. of Columbus, veteran I between unions over which one 1 have declined to make a joint As Political Trick classrooms in Van Buren and Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Pauline Treaty I York !will perform certain work—and statement with the Americans Obion counties, who will teach F.. Willey Family on the stalemated efforts to ar- Rutherford of Cincinnati, Ohio; Cleveland,—(4)—De1egates to to settle the disputes. Here is the first grade at Westover: Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Willey ..ing !procedure laid down tonight: range a unified Korean govern- two nephews and one niece. His the AFL-International Typo- prin- ‘rgentina Against 1 Jeanette Williams, former and family, who lost their home 1. Charges against a union for ment. father, George Allison, died graphical Union convention to- will To End Aggre..sion cipal of Fliland school, who and almost all their clothins Force ; engaging in or encouraging a Col. Gen. Terenty f. Shtikov, about four months ago. day overwhelmingly defeated a be second grade teacher at Cen- and household goods by fire Within The Hemisphere 'jurisdictional dispute be chief of the Russian delegation Funeral arrangements are In- propoeal to require candidates can tral; and Miss Duth Dickson. this week, haven't been forgot- , filed not only by an employer in unification negotiations, is- complete. Burial will be at Salem. for union office to swear they who will Petropolis. Brazil,--oln—The Miami Beach,--44")—Virg1nia Heber Springs, Ark., ten by their friends. ;but also by any individual what- sued his press statement this are not Communists. music. inter-American con f•r ence Hill hovered between life and teach public school Mrs. Ruby Stoker, Mrs. E A ever. afternoon. ll'algreen Treasairer Given Charles D. Tucker. Indian- cleared its decks of economic death today, the victim of a Mayfield and Mrs. Erma Ruddle He said "mass arrest" of left- apolis. head of the antiadminis- topics and began work on a cases mysterious posion which threw 3to 6 Yrs. — Embessling are collecting gifts of money. , 2. Jurisdictional will be ists in southern Korea in the tration workers within the I. T. mutual-defense treaty, main'given "priority." her into a comatose condition clothing, etc., for the unfor- past ten days was apparently Chicago. —sae— William J U., had proposed as a condition business of the conference, but ! 3. When a charge is filed A medical bulletin listed her tunate family, and ask that in a 6 aimed at "disrupting the work Cooney. 51, assistant treasurer for aspiring to office that can- Ar-(regional office, the regional di- tondltion as very critical and anyone who wishes to help tele- of the joint commission." He de- of the Walgreen Drug Company. didates should not be affiliated gentine opposition rector makes a quick investiga- omplicated by pneumonia. It phone No. 465 or No 385 manded "immediate measures Was sentenced to three to six with the Communist Party B. B. Henderson of Fulton This development arose when tion and if he thinks further as stated "The outcome is in for restoration of normal con- years in prison for embezzling directly or indirectly, or advo- took a first prize and Fred Saw- Argentain announced she want- proceediness are in order. he doubt at present." third prize Congratulate* ditions." 1129.937 which he lost on horse- cate overthrowed the United yer of Fulton won Leader ed the treaty to bar the use of holds a hearing within ten days. the Rives, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dodd. on Miss Hill had been warned by race betting and investments. States Government. in the colt class of force against aggression from The parties have this ten days night. the birth of a nine pound two 'once Chief P R. Shore that he Cooney, father of two children, I. T. U. President Woodruff Tenn., horse show last within the hemisphere. and per- to settle their own dispute or Fulton entrants— ounce boy this morning. August aelleved her life in danger, and changed an earlier plea of in- Randolph termed the proposal a Two other mit the use of arms only in arrange for settlement. If they Brown—won at 12:49 a. m. at Jones the gangsters who on June nocent to one of guilty before "dastardly move" and said the Brenda and Katie 23, case an American state is at- don't, a hearing is held to get filet second respectively in Clinic. He has been named Dicky M slew her boy friend, Benjamin Chief Justice Harold G. Ward of membership would see through first and tacked by a non-hemisphere the "pertinent facts" on the re- trickery." the pony class. Payne. *Buoy" Siegel, in her Beverly Chicago.—tiPS—Ffeads of four the criminal court "the political country. cord. delegation is Mlle, Cal.. home also sought her of the nation's railroads today The Argentine 4. The board in Washington Rte. protested, in testimony before the only one so far advocating receives this record and makes delegates ' a a si A- man arbitration board, this ban. Conference decision as to which employes Chief Short said today, "As Argentina's against the demands of 17 non- pointed out that shall perform a particular work. Mr as I could find out, she took very heart 1 operating rail unions for a 20- psu'ition goes to the 5. Then the regional director gm overdose of sleeping pills." Chapultepec cent-hourly wage increase. of the Me Act of confers with the parties and if treaty now Ralph Budd, president of the which the defense . satisfied they will comply, he intended to System, declared that being drafted is ! dismisses the charge, and the Bouse-Numhering Burlington was not wage increases and other costs Implement, Argentina case is over. Chaptiltepec Con- 6. are far outdistancing gains in invited to the If the parties are not com- Lets Under Way later adhered to plying the productivity of railroads ference, but with the board's verdict, the A house-numbering program Budd asserted that "Adding the act. regional director issues a delegation source de- formal being carried out in Fulton to already inflated railroad pay A U. S. complaint against the HI Argentine proposal non ay two Itinerate workmen who rolls would immediately scribed the -complying union and from retreat from Chapultepec." then on alive obtained permission from necessitate increased railroad as a - it is handled like any the Argentine position Other Mayor T T Boaz and city en- rates." Be said "unfair labor practice" from that of the U. S. case—with /Meer Prank Brady differed ultimate court en- and "most other American na- forcement if necessary House nun,oers are painted To Attend Yearly tions." Another U. S. source call- In black on white baekgrounds ed the proposal "unrealistic." I Negro Charger! irith Theft on the curbs directly in front Meeting In Fulton Iv of the residences No payment Returner! Front Detroit Hick- The Weather Is compulsory, but householders A large delegation of C' Mayrierd Obion county is expected to at- EXTENIOZD FORECAST: will be asked to make a small man Masone deputy sheriff. returned yester- annual district meet- contribution for the service tend the Kentucky Area (through day afternoon from Detroit with ing in Fulton Monday night at ihere is no charge to the city. WedneNday)--Continued hot and Calvin Vinson. colored, wanted Grand officers will be in The two house numberers 7.30. humid with eemperatores for on a charge of stealing $150 in out that a attendance and refreshments in' having legible , the period averaging Nix to Union City recently. The prison- served. reel address speeds up police, will be eight degrees shove the normal er had been arrested in Detail Rickman chapter will Ms- re department or ambulance The of 76. G liv fair weather, on a larceny charge. He is now its regular Monday ; rvice, and is of great help to pense with PRITISO4 1[T FLYING ROAT— The !launders-2.s Al, Meshes jar flying host fighter. undergoes • niceesidsi test but widely scattered thunder- In the Obion county jail await- here in order to at- yone looking for a particular night melon oft the Isle of Wight. The boat has two Jet snits and four 26-nina. cannon fitted in the nose. ' showers totaling 525 inch. ing grand jury action. tend the Fulton meeting. .Sainarthey Evening, 4tagiast 23,

Daily lasfaier,'ashen, Ktistmcky Glover was formerly Miss Marie In ortra v Feel city. U.S. Students FULTON -- Sun.- 0.11111110113 of this Mr. and Ws. Harry Gordon are EnroN-s SOW and daughter, Betty Jean, Unofficial Bah) D. They're VON vacationing in Washington A en route they will visit the the summer.school. student at) C., and Oslo "You can't escape with his Kentucky. in Chicago. of Syracuse University, 400 Main Street. Fulton. relatives fact you are 'Ambassadors -year- DAY EVKWING. home in the arcane this 22 PUBLIISHKD EVERY WEEK has re- America' in Norway." AMMO*. DOOMS Miss Martha Harris old ex-0/ thinks the greater& AUSTIN ALINIMISON home to Detroit of 219 young Amer- wag/ 11.111C WATESIMMILLA cD.ru!MOTOR twitted to tier A group compliment he ever received MAMMY MA114A1111Sll her vacation and women represent- told PUIBL.111141.1t of Mirth 1, ISTI after spending lean men when a Norwegian friend under act of Congress colleges and 31 you clam matter at Fulton. Keetucky, with Mrs. Paul Bennett ing ell different him: "You are not tourists, Intend as second earnestly as Noe. , aactricue. states liatened are studentz of Norway." sae mom sox ire etopeltrocra Mr and Mrs. Larry Workman Nordstrand, Dean of ! 61.11.1.111121111MtiON MATC111: 6601111 MI sr MO return- man Shout, 27, trom Bos- of Morehead, /Cy., have student at the Uni- Bernice ci REPURST. American a former teacher of PLA1'*1111: StIOMITTEO ON ed to their home after visiting :oolisi to them In ton, Mass., p. 08/VEWV111110.111 of an tilta Meal moot versity of Oslo, at the University oi to the ant be replitaketton friends in Fulton. of the main I economics in Amociated Press is entitled excluateete the auditorium thinks the Nor na nein. dispatcher& Massachusetts, • w this newspaper, as Wen as all AT John Mack Travis has re- building. people are "amazing.' printed in the phrase ! wens= turned to Nashville after visit- For some of them had She says: Ii' with his grandmother, "Ambassadors of America" Mr. X Sonnets Warning ing here I "Their friendlinese is wonder- Years I. Travis, and father. worn thin. They had been hear- After Twenty Foreign Affairs entitled "The Mrs. J. ful. And I act differeutly here. work- An article in it again and again ever cc Italian immigrants, one a shoe and signed only Russell Travis, ing more friendly too." Two Sources of Soviet Conduct," then first application in tin 711 a fish peddler, were exe- tremendous since has a suggestion to er and the other the initial -X". has aroused a to attend the summer Bernice at State Prison with the States concerning improving cuted at the Chariestowg. MISS.. The reason for the corn American students in make as amount of comment. Talk school for in Norway: was a world event. I. C.Shop ring American relations Ui 10 years ago today. That "X" is authoritatively reported tic; on. die g firom at hoe., to the Oslo. But others felt a new can have went is that Tracy ettiodiacs Keehn= -We ought to let more Nor- at one who lived in those days men in the State De- tteenco Walker and Melvyn Dania. of truth in the old statement., and no to be one of the top 'a "The Ste ol Goa:with Robot Louie Alois, from the shop ttudents into America." of Nicola Sacco and Barto- forced him wanner', Gilbert Cranberg: wegian bt forgotten the case whose official position engineer's office in Chicago, was Said Harold Berg- partment, -Whether we like it or sot' Mr. and Mrs. lomeo Vanzetti. write anonymously in Fulton yesterday. Minn., one in 1921 of the to as we are unofficial representa- man, of Minneapolis, They had been convicted of the article, so far couples at the or pay- The basic attitude C. R. Young went through tives of the United States, and of six married and robbery of a shoe-factory concerned, is sum- believe that though murder U. S.-Soviet relations are Fulton last night en route to. a lot of Norwegians are Vane university, his guard at South Baintree, sentences: "/t "very good deal" in "C master and med up in three unequivocal Cbicago. to obtain more lasting impres- they have a year before. The verdict was reach- cannot ex- from Holly- with a Norwegian fain- Pt Mass., the Is clear that the United States J. W. Martin, master sions from us than living on eireustanttal evidence. Neith- to enjoy per/ni- was that picture LIS as tly off the campus as arranged in ed mainly pect in the foreseeable tuture mechanic, Jackson, Tenn., wood movies it( bandit's record. The testi- It must or bobby -sox for them by the University, er man had a with the Soviet regime. %Orrin in Tuiton yesterday stohlaticates murderers was t-al intimacy err aioN PERSONALS Is not a "representative family." in mony identifying them as the Soviet Union a.s a COUNTRY CLUB C. J. Fitzpatrick general sup- boobiet. continue to regard the PICNIC Al Mrs. 96 veterans did not expect to have gr and difficult to arrive at political arena. It Oscar Johneon's mother, of transportation, Cranberg is one of They sharply disputed not a partner, in the entertained erintendent to attend and luxury." te rival, policies Mrs. A. B. ielotlps Annie E. Jolmson of Cotunebus, who returned overseas "maids a conclusion about. to expect that Soviet Mt. was here yesterday. Washington, to anarchists" must continue her young people's class of bilss., and his brother, Ewell C. "I come from But the two were "philosophical love of peace and at the Shaw. 21 et be wtfl reftect no abstract Zion cburch w.th picnic Johnson of Charleston, S. C., • D. C.O says Patricia had fled to Mexico to escape conscrip- poesindity of a after- - There th who stability, no real faith in the Country Club Wednesday left this morning tor Lake Jun negro, -so I like Norway. intense Red scare prevailed socialist The tion in M17. An happy coexistence of the noon. Aug. 20, from 4 to 8. aluska in Marna Carolina, a is no discrimination here. and 1921. The permanent more m. In the United States in 1920 but rather a cautious. contests were biethadist summer resort. Mrs. people tee talked to are cir- and capitalist worlds, Cames and took root in liberal and radical the disruption and Then the sad her son have been horrified than surprised at the in' suspicion persistent pressure toward played until 6 e'clock. Johnson. Vanzetti were found guilty rival a huge in Fulton for the past fact of discrtnenatton in the a cles that Sacco and of all rival influence and group gatheced around guests were alien weakening with t . ca. at least as much 'aecause they table, which was spread 'Welt - States." to have power. enjoyed an is one of seven err because they were believed not delicious food, and 011 Its /1*W prograak. Patricia Shaw radicals as that many Americans do To Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Brown Vistaag e blood of eIll we It is probable hour of feasting and fun. Cross will seek an negruee front Howard University committed the erten which U. S.-Soviet of Union City spent Thursday miners, Wall The Red Pr' Mt* realhe the extent to the merriment of the Pennsylvania peak of 3,- attending the summer school In trial attracted comparatively yet hopes add to Talton attending the bedistde Iowa farmwives, estimated ultimate The deteriorated. The brave such a torrid day, knee in Street bankers, annually. Oslo. However, the relations have picnic on M23. It. 700,000 blood donations co' attention when it was held. held during and been of their sister-in-law, Hollywood stars and D. C. gov- world unity which were the young people bad is beaded by Vice thTexas girl with a rich south- in behalf of the prisoners during of in cloth- B. Brown. ernment girls saved the lives of I The program th agitation after the war are still fresh forewarned to wear old McIntire, war- ern drawl, Marjorie Major, 20, finally stirred up world- Immediately millions on the front lines of lAdm. Ross T. ab the next six years remember the photographs nag, a few enjoyed immensely Mrs. Jay S. Burnette of Union general and University of Texas, Mete "really behavior and mind. We can still to our world-encircling battlefields time Navy surgeon wide controversy. The gentle our troops and throwing chipped ice used is in Fulton attending the House physician. stupid" talking to Norwegians. Van- of the first meetings between City during World War II. former albite to of the per—particularly hand- chill the soft drinks. And acs her sister, who is ' by says: utterances Germany, with the bedside of a The program was amoral She ho the con- Soviet troops in tome went "down the hospital. The wartime program was sett's—during these years redoubled the pledges of cidentally, very Ill in tee Fulton the Red Cross Board of Clover- "They know so much about an to be shakes and the toasts and spectacular success. Now the of their partisans. who came becks." , noes at a meeting in Cleveland our country, about Congress and viction friendship. attending etraapp eridectoaiyn M a Brow underwentereveent Red Cross is embarking on a hundreds of thousands, that eternal Regular members an months ago. American crolittce. We knew so numbered by the side, only an unqualified Brown. Thursday peacetime program to provide a few of such a On the practical were Misses Marileen points out that them. Our schools they could not have been guilty is mak- Fulton hos- and its derivatives to the Dr McIntire little about can believe that this country Lalean Bynum, Martha Jane ternoon at. the blood is confined foreign his- the whole record, read today. optimist been very without cost the source of blood ought to teach more 4181 crime. In fact, in the diplomatic and Duke. Ave NeLle Bennett, Shirley pital. Mrs. Brown has nattotes hospitaLs It can- in any unbiased ing much progress to the veins of people. tory." rep leave grave doubts Soviet CarajIll zie, in, but is better today for all the people would the Soviet Union. The Ann etebielattnded or manu- Cot were guilty. political war with aver- not be Marjorie has had no date with persun's mind that they distrust of U. S., Betty Bynum, Betty Jo Vaughan. Some 8,1196,000 persons, certain other cele- of causing disruption, L. I. Pvt. Bobby Gene Colton and factured as are a Norwegian and doesn't feel oth were the days of Matt Jong, the policy Jean Holland. Jackie Neely, aging tem pints each, donated medical Those discord is producing tangible PM. Bill Clambers of Cameo By biological products, to comment. She thinks the Emil Cone from France, and internal Warne Elliott, Charles blood during the war years. quaAfied brated visit of Dr The Greek problem Bynum, Campbell are spending the week- supplies etpd drugs. that Norwegian men song, Yes, results on two continents. Bobby Rhodes, Burton January fain each week 100,006 that however, and the rise of the inspirational Communist Singleton, end with Pvt. Collier's mother, Dr. Mc tire estimates awed by the Amer- cro mere difficult than ever. and J. E. Satterfield, 0. D. persons—church groups, labor upder are a little No !lemmas. Bat the Sacco-Van- is in Clifton, Lou Adams, on Third when the program gets Th1 We Have undoubtedly growing. China as Cook and Ntr. and ' Mrs. sencients, housewives and will ican co-eds. refused to be diverted strength is Cr*, Joseph unions, way one person in every 35- pre zetti controversialists as in Greece, the pow- Roe Clark Visitors were street. mailers and sailors—were giving least once Former Lieutenant Com- example of the passion complete chaos—and, Mrs. have to give blood at Ind by such didos. One Communists are Strickler, the hostess' , of Memphis is blood at the 35 dottor centers co mander Raymond Stevenson of Heywood er and the prestige of the Miss Jane Kenneth Koon a year to supply the Mood, was supplied by the Late between Lee 63 mobile collecting units the Navy, now a graduate stu- aroused ascendent. Germany is torn • of Auburn' visitine his grandfather, ' to the five years—before reaching its columnist for the old New York in the h°u5egue5t of Murray. Red Cross was operat- dent at the University of Cali- Brown, then ideologies, and the Rus- Charlotte, McNeilly, Rucker. and aunt, Mrs. Laura'which the fullest achievement. It will also his column so the two conflicting the country for to dispel tome of World. Mr Breeze devoted fac- i Browder, on West State Line. ing throughout money. The cost for the fornia, hopes powerful communist take violence to the oans—aided by the McGould, Eugene purpOse. "the Hollywood notionethat the constantly and with such any real start Reams. Aaron the first year is estimated at be- and tion In France—have prevented King and A. B. Ws. Forest Jeter of Clinton project, the largest sing- Norwegians have about Amer- of the two prisoners that finally he Cates, Randall This tween $3,000,000 and $5,060,000 cause German rehabilitation. f Spent Wednesday with Mr. and medical undertak- icans." company. And this in spite toward Phelps. ly-controlled dollars. The World parted plan for helping Europe to Mrs. Gilbert &mein, history, staeted out in a World itself was pro- The Marshall ing in' of the fact that The It may still pro- back in MM. help herself has not failed. ! GENERAL MIMS Harris of Union small way -Vanzetti. be- Mrs. Hubert general of the •Sacco dividends. But it has reirnritc MONDAY sister. Mrs. The surgeons public interest which was duce tremendous City is visiting her had requested; The amount of even the cooperating Army and Navy Sunday, Monday benefit of come apparent that A general meeting of all WSCS , Gilbert Sowlin. National , aroused gave the prisoners the ?hie has the Red Cross and the of nations are far from agreement. groups of the First Methodist cooperate legal recourse. Governor Fuller Mrs. Gilbert Bowan. Mrs Research Council to every repercussions in the United church will be held at the to be Tuesday tremendous pressure, produced strong Jeter of Clinton and Mrs. in collecting human blood FULTON and under at 3 Forest measarhusetts, win view future requests for church Monday afternoon dried plasma and commission to ad- States. Congress will Guthrie Luther attended a processed into appointed a distinguished aid with an analytical CiOet. Mrs. E. C Grisham army and navy Times 2:1116-4:354:54-9dt1 a pardon. Mean- money for European are shower in Union City Wednes- used by the Seinday Shows vise him on the question of mean that be the leader. All members chiefly in and jaundiced eye_ That doesn't day for Mrs. Ed Glover. Mrs. medical departments, liberal and radical demonstrations, urged to attend, shock. while, is turning isolationist. But it does combating traumatic sometimes bombing in behalf Congress follows picketing and exceedingly reluctant to Such shock frequently taking place in mean that it will be Mood or of Sacco and Vanzetti were it is cer- severe injuries. loss of a flood of dollars loose unless Beauty, an the major cities of the world_ Even tarn of Skill and burns and is accompanied by 17106t of will really be used to help put Symphony Mussolini made a play to tain that they alarming fall in blood pressure the Fascist Premier to once again make pa- to intervene Europe on her feet and and general collapse of the the grandstand by attempting been brand of her self-sustaining. Mount Win Apain tient. Blood transfusion had for them_ Balt the Maotarhusetts be re- Miss White, shock Another unpleasant fact that must the essential feature in was obdurate. MELVYN justice that the world is on what amounts at the east gate master. treatment. 26 years after, we cannot be- corded is The barrier too were Nevertheless. is evident that the pos- Too eager, too preseing, New properties of blood Sacco and Van- to a war footing. It was slipped aside. WALKER DOUGLAS lieve that the fight made for arid Jane's discovered. Their useful- sibility of war underlies both American in yeur open five gait- much forward leaning. then Gun'shouting kncw worueull was futile. In a time of such eyncicism "Bring in a wide variety of diseases boort Hc zetti policy. Unsettling reports of cried the ringmas- feminine rival ceased to hold ness Cacdc and ( got from this agtta- Soviet foreign ed horses", Now revealed. ruthless, Soft words. many a young American military prepara- number IQ five gait- the eyes of the judges. became gambling of the import- the magnitude of Russia's ter. "Class can be preserved for Soft locket ' tion his first real conviction fac- the east gate," they were following every fault- Plasm% fool, un- tions have been drifting in. Enormous ed home; (inter In the liquid state. of maintaining the rights even of 'em in. less stride and foot-fall of num- one year ance built beyond the Urals, it is he repeated. "Bring it can be frozen and in democracy And his in- tories have been and noting the effort- Better still popular minorities of all kinds-- Bring 'em in." ber 78 three years. But, fight served said, to produce war materials grace, erect posture kept at least dignation at the failure of the was the tenth of the II less, easy modern military long-range bombers. Vast armies This control of his rider best of all for this conviction in him all the more including now there was general and splendid later dis- to implant been pressed into service, events. By and quick re- use, it can be dried and the early I920's was of workers have prowess of the and the smooth life-giving deeply. The Red scare of now using knowledge of the mov- solved in water. Its and and some think that Russia is who had ap- sponse of the rythmically form unjustified hysteria, with Russia weak i riders and drivers power can be herd in dry to an extent unequalled even by classes., ing sorrel. or lesdases- Nervy erreolkell Nelare ham lamertee the early throes of Leninism. slave labor peared in the previous five years in intense heat million Mum- Ineffective in is being given wide! for by the fact that Nazi Germany. Every resource :The handsome man in the cokes here boy. Hey, Boy and there is no need for NEWS The case is complicated today I —Two cold, %DM.11 -FOX and atomic research. 1.Panama hat and the skillful cokes. Don't you want space-taking refrig- unpopular minority serves faithfully to Scout two expensive, one make a pretty picture, but expert in the black derby. tf ; vainly implored a our borders a Russia that This doesn't to sell 'em?" erators. fanatically within best say it is a true one took a blue from either he , voice. Hero worship basis that any bene- of intense hostility to those who should know beseeching On the shows repeated signs lies in had to be not only good; he hadl champion horse- that can be ans- one. Perhaps the best hope for peace and a display of ficial knowledge and us But, whatever the right democratic be near perfection. all business war should be turn- SuntlaN fear of war, to all the thought be- to manship had dulled gained from which martyrizes is not it. the current show ring him. In a of all people in wer is. persecution prevent it—and to the First into the oval care and deafened ed to the aid ing given to trying to girl, rapturously Red Cross is —Courier-Journal. no mat- rode a smartly appareled trance his eyes were time of peace, the ORPHEUM_ Monilav the peoples of the world, ti fact that rider superbly mounted on following the flawless movement It will take time—three leaders may have in mind, cyno- 2:10410 firmly to establish, ter what their magnificient sorrel. It was her of number 78, truly the Sunday *bow Times Justly to discrtminate, have a prolonged to award— are exhausted, and must first appearance of the night. sure of every eye. wisely to presortbe. and honestly arid peace if civilisation is to be maintained with number horses. Line 'em these are the true aims and duties of criticism. -Who's the gal "Slow your Niadanw Marw strengthened. 78 TS a novice inquired. up on the west side", boomed TYRONE POWER —Sims. • telvisar There were a half dozen ans- the loud speakers. "Let the Palmist and Ann Davis, Fulton. White of Ful- on the field. Un- Guaranteed doing nicely Peggy wers of. "Jane grooms come Satisfaction Fulton. horse-show habitues please." HOSPITAL NEWS C D Jones is doing nicely. Mrs. W J Marshall. ton." from saddle, Linty With tone oi: voice attested No Gypsy Gertrude /timbre). Route 1, is Mre. Smith Brown. Fulton. whose 78's prestige suffered in no Razor's flaws efemariall--- magnitude cf their admira- They Radio Wire' eri "The doing nicely Campbell. Water Val- the wile from this procedure. Is Chester tion. Ettisey and gracefully foamy irelfrItE Miss Betty Gardner. Memphis, Mrs. Henry Clay. Hickman, looked him over from PAW! ?RISEN? ley beautiful ho: -a and beautiful stood has been admitted for an op- doing nicely neck to sweaty hocks. He Advice an business, love Edge"' Val- rider racked along the railtme gentle eration Ann Jo Gardner. Water Dismissed: rigidly for inspection, marriage, divorce nicely of the thaw ring, applause horse and courtship, Mrs Arthur Williams. Wingo, ley, is doing and mannerly. Tired names of friends le doing Marshall, Cltnton breaking out from every section beet suite, calls COMEDY — awns 09 has been admitted. Martha Jane Byrd Mrs Ned tired rider had given the specu- Union of the stands and bleachers. They they won? and enemies. Business Mies Sue Wright. Route 4. has nicely Mrs Raleigh Howell, they had. Rut had no 1 reter1ete4 ie doing were quickly followed by the lation of all kinds. Has been admitted for an operation Tom Stay. Dukedom. The judges were in a huddle. City man in the black derby with Riders, Mrs. anny Sellars, Zephyr nicely Chestnut "Resaddle, grooms. equal GENE 1515E5 Route 1 is !Imam Stewart. hands and forearms stretched Judges' within reach of Hill. Fla. nas been admitted. Mrs. Rag Denali!. ride to the West of the Reading fee Glade forward, the Jack- call Harold Henderson. Crutch- doing nicery professionally stand as your numbers are all. is man with the Panama hat a is doing nicely Clyde Newton. Hickman son What a clans, folks. What Located in pullman auto •• field, Joan Clink— determined girl whose ed. itirtivisue ani.damitsmosimmunissammirrau Roney. Clinton. is do- doing nicely and a Who said Tennessee highway 48 going Eugene halt' and spirited class. trailer on Mrs. Leon Wright, Beelerton. been admit- wind blown raise horses," Look at at ing nicely it. A. Jourdon has burst of applause couldn't north, Fulton highway Duke- doing nicely mount won a all good ones. What Mrs. Tremon Rickman. ls rd. and the grey,--- 'em. They're Phillips Garage. One Roberts. Dukedom, is has as did the alert Hugh dom. is doing nicely Hermy , Mrs. R. W. Dt id. Fulton, its pre- a der; city limit. Union Route 4, civic loyalty expressing fateful slip with mile from Mrs Robert Glasro. doing nicely been admitted. town entries. The tell-tale, hours 9 is do- judice to the home handed to the City, Tenn. Office Is doing nicely. Rose Mahe Hickman, Jimmy Mutton is doing nicety. for the rating was No perfunctory applause til 10 p to. daily and i Mrs Dewey Southworth and ing nicely Cashon Is doing nicely ringmaster am. LADIES, Everett the 3. is doing Jane Her acclaim was from as you are ?Ovate room for a:e doing nicely Will Hedge. Route Mrs Fred Davenport and baby It "Ride to the stand, Sunday Watrh This .tipore by heart and it was general. Miss All wel- Frank Colvin is doing nicely nicely I are doing nicely wlnners Lovely white and colored of Paimersville, nice- circled the. oval. field with hart present the rib- Licens- For 4nnersrteernent of Opening Norman Neely Water Valley. R L. Stowe. Mrs. R A. Fields Is tieing approv- 1111101 Fits will come. twat for tern. dismissed. grew more :damming and rises. Excited Is doing nicely Tenn.. has been bons-. tin voice ed by State of Tennessee. . baby ly• the ing with each passing announces, —11, afre J W Goodwin and Mrs. W N. Brown remnant; Let but Fleetly Ile Marie Li not to be Morris Automatic Laundrette "Slow down your horses. Fulton, Ky , Madame are doing nirely Voltam Serpttai— I saline. Now Mist; Soo White of In bending next to Memorial Stadium Rout" 2. 'em walk. Flat. foot walk. had won classed as Gypsy. Richard L irereuerm. your gets Sic blue." Jane Patients admitted: let 'em canter. Reverse Tr/AT TIME HERE • Is doing nicely Ful- Seversl selenttfle studies have anotlett' Incite Mrs. Wlaterri Polsgrerve horses and let 'ern rack," blared Alley ve•wor u•ss••••••••••••••••misii•sow' Francis Prentine i Thing nice- I indicated that good diet alone Geo. L. ton. the instructions from the ring- stop tooth decay. ly Mrs R. H. Wade, Fulton can June Dots. Water Valley, 13 America/4 Una* AT MEMPHIS FAIR Clevelued arearYark 3-1 St Luais 7. Philad,:lphi t On Golf Course tilot Disputes Enliven The Game Chicago 7-3. Basta' Vets Dts. &Intl 1.k..1 rya 7-2. Ws,•irtillgtutt 0-0. A student Mill W1W WI Its been hot all week. It was field held on to second Place in with his" hot yesterday. It was hut last slate of their loss, seven games y, I Leadttle this 22-year- By City Order night. Fultua, Mayfield, Hup-'out of first place. The Hoppers Hot Cap,tve Team arooklyn '6, Cincilotati 5. the greateak kinsville and Maditonville-the are only one game behind the New York a Pittsburgh 7. received weal Hut Their Wires four of them-are battling for Clothiers in third. The Miners, Chicago 5, &sten 1 friend told • three places in the Kitty play- trail in fourth one rune behind Philadelphia 4 St. Louis 2 tourists, You Can Sport Shorts off. Owensboro has spot number Huptown. (In If'est (:otist one sewed up. One of the other The rubber game of the series rwaY." Natiemat League San Diego, Calif.-City Coun- four teams must fall by the way- between the Chic and Clothi- Darker , trout Bus- Pittsburgh at Nevi York ca. By MU cilman Ernest J. Boud's cam- side. It is little wonder that the ers will be played tonight at er teacher of at Boston, St. Louis at Corona, Cala-Fine of the paign for rights for men on teams are short-tempered. Ajid Fairfield Park, beginning at 8:30 Chicasso University of lehiladelpe , t preuuest sttdetie aggregations municipal golf courses, waged it is not unusual that the short- o'cintat les the Nor- Brooklyn. On the Pucific Coast, the Roll- with a slogan of "who wears the temperedneas has spilled over e "amazing." -a- ing Devils a COTOLIS Naval Hoe- pants?" appears to be simmer- Into the stands and affected 11019 St0113 lutierican Leaguer pital have hung up their basket- ing out for want of opposition. the fans. utema AD S U PO as Ls wonder- New York ,tt (level trd, ball togs perhape for good. Bringing the matter up in fereutly here. Anyway. Fairfield Park nearly Buck 3b $ 0 1 2 council meeting, Boud declared Det-oit. Philadephia at Their pride is backed leet 36 too." went up in flames last night as Gray 2b ____S 1 2 t. men were barred from wearing Lcuis. 8e tun at Chicago- victories in 23 italikeS played in suggestion to the Chicks came back Irian u Rhodes as __A 1 0 2 pants of the "shorts" -- -- wherIchairs ance eat Febria abbreviated humiliating defeat at the hands Propst lb $ 1 1 7 g improving while wo- National Lista* ary. These seinaparalyised Navy 'variety on the courses of the Clothiers the night before Peterson et ...... 3 0 0 3 s in Norway team: W. L. Vet. and Marine Corps veteran:i- men players "in the moist scanty and set the Mayfield team down Seawright 12 .._3 1 1 4 • t more Nor- Brooklyn 74 47 612 v/hose skill and speed left cease attire" wcre not only permitted 6-3. Peehous ef S 1 1 2 into America." smiled at. St. Louis 8753 563 cage fans pop-eyed-disbaudedi but were The game itself was a honey Lis e __taxa I 2 5 Harold Sere- Gaines, manager of the HANDICRA Ikea _ .550 ,ume their hornets. others tu get Sidney of a ball game. Eldridge, pitch- Eldridge p _4 0 0 0 CYPSY na, Minn., one Balboa park course, denied fav- carver who uses In a mud hut at lireM. near BIWA vg I New York 60 55 a22 to tither hoepitals for treat- ing for the Chicks, gave up only ir. ouples at the oring women in the matter of at- Roiling up their sleeves and get- bete ast ems a *oodles kitchen boat from a piece ul trunk. Cincinnati ad 65 .472 ment. seven hits, and Dwoark. un the Totals __33 6 82? good that though tire. "We are liberal," he said. ting ready fur the Mid-South Fair No co/midges maivaleat et $1 ter a boal Chicago ______53 6d 445 22-21 are Frank hill for the Clothiers, allowed Cuached by former Marine good deal" in "Our only request is that men at Memphis Sept. Mayfield ND It II PO Pittsburgh 50 60 420 Collins, vice president, (standing) only one more. There was only William CaCteenell of Philip. S. rweglan tam- players wear trousers and shirts Conner ef __3 9 1 $ Philadelphia 48 68 .410 and C. W. Wynne, Fair manager. one extra base blow, a resound- D.. the Devils rolled through - as arranged in the vicinity of clubhouses." i3ersdull If ____4 I 0 Score, 15, The Mid-South Fair will feature ing double 'off Tommy Buck's Mrs. Rogers Ilus Low such teants, all playing in desires University, it‘ He added that "male golfers There'll be a Rzendzian 2b 3 0 1' 1 Aineekan Le.litite a livestock show. bat hi the second liming that vat as the California Bears, Si. tative family." may wear shorts after the first and other interesting attrac- Williams lb I Team: W L rodeo knocked in two runs. Eldridge Mary's Gaels, and even the Oak- xpect to have green and before the eighteenth dons. Thousands of dollars are be- Mainzer 3b 02 1 New York 76 42 struck out live and Dwoark In Tr -City Pbtv Here Friday land Banters. one of the na- tee." lie suggested they carry ing on modern exhibits. Mid- Frailly rf ...4 0 Roston (ea 54 residents are planning now whiffed nine. Eldridge issued tions outstanding AAU fates, • WasItington, trousers and shirts in their golf South Deniston c 0 Vet reit ait 34 to see this spectacle begatrung two free passes to first and Mrs. Billed Rogers, with a 45, Mrs. Scott Nall 56, Mrs. Rube! Shaw. 21.4a bags for wear before and beyond Howson c (ath) 1 0 I Paildsilphat 6258 Mils Sept. 22. Dwoark bettered him only one. had the low score for the day Byrn 59. Mrs. Joseph Burnett They lost their first game to Norway. There those points. Bollinger es 1 leletaland 6055 Each team committed four in a three-city golf match at the 68. Mrs. Herbert Hunt 63. Mrs. the paraplegic veterans of Bir- Gaines, "my Chicago Sa 64 lion here. The "Actually," said errors. Dwoark p 0 Fulton Country Club yesterday Joseph Tripp 58. mingham Hospital, 20-8, but d to are more main problems are with the wo- W 1' aton 43 68 414 avenged this later with a 41-111 Sports Roundup The scorebook, though. doesn't , In which 30 ladies aunt the rut- Paxton Park-Mrs. Henry Ward : s urprized at the men, not the men. After all. if Totals ____35 3 S. I. 42 76 356 shellacking By Charles Dunkley tell half the story. It was touch '" ton. Mayfield and Paducah 160, Mrs. Roscoe Reed 62. Mrs. 'nation in the a man is improperly dressed I Score by innings: (For gaga Fullerton, Jai and go from the first call; of the Cautery Clubs and Paxton Park Sam Griffin 63. Mrs. Marvin Maltl.,prttig of the team was can point it out to him without Mayfield 101 100 000 Chicago. -(A-e- Rain or shine, umpire to play ball. Connor. the 305qparticipated. Nally 64. Mrs. Hall Allen 60. Our Readers Say'''" Center John Winterholler. far- embarrasment. But to tell a Fulton ___ 020 100 a fast track or a muddy one first man up, didn't like a sec- Mrs. Elizabeth Snow had the The golfers were served MaLP mer Marine trout Lovell. Week woman that her clothes are im- Summary. Buck 2 a de- vicar" cAscsi will make no difference to those ond strike called by Simons. He ---RBI- luw putts for the Fulton ladies, licious lunch by the Cumber- He IS a one-tune University Olt proper is not so simple." Propel. Seawright, Conner, Main- Among all the good influences great handicap stela, Assault protested loud and lung and re- 13. and her mark was equalled land Presbyterian church ladies, Wyoming all-around athlete who Managers of other city and er 2BH Buck SH--Pechous. that govern a person's life, the and Armed, which meet in the fused to take hie place in the bflyeldr.s. Joseph Tripp uf May- and yesterday afternoon played later was fuotba'l backfield county courses likewise denied DP- Rhod es-()ray -Lis- Buc k. BB most important is a sense of included ith a rich south- richest match race in turf his- batter's box when play was bridge on the Country Club's Cliachtheuren.Othersthe „quad they were any more strait-laced - Eiciric4 • 2. Dwoark 3. SO-- responsibility. June Major, 20, tory at Chicago's Wa-shington ordered resumed. Eldridge Low golfers ion the visiting beautiful lawn. about men than about women. Eldridge i. Dwoark 9 Hit by In this great task of conquer- • feels "really Park a week from tomorrow. grooved one over the plate on ladles were: Mayfield-Mrs. Dan Councilman Boud was ready pitcher -by eidridge iDeniston , . Invited guests fur lunch were ing cancer we have a to Norwegians. They'll go to the post in the the umpire's call and Connor Sharp. 50; Paxton Park-Mrs. double Noel Smith, New Orleans. Pete to make the matter an issue, Mrs. Frank Beadles, Mrs. Vester sense of responsibility $100,000 winner-take-all event had struck out in absentia. by Dwoark ProPkt' - LOB Paul Sargent. 52; Padueah-Miss to our Stumm Baton Rouge. La.., Kent however, on the complaint of Fultint T. Mayfield 9. S13- Freeman, Mrs. A. G. Baldridge. own households and to our much about regardless of track conditions, From then on out it was rout Nancy Shelbourne 46, Mrs. Ros- McKnight, Moreland. Ida, and SO any male voter. and Mrs. Bob White. neighbors. Congress and In keeping with the tradition of formation, with the hot August Rhodes, Prupst. Lis. Umpire - cue Reed of Paxton Park had 16 Jerry Fessmaneyer, Shanbauga. ut Ladies who played bridge at know so American thoroughbred racing' night calling the cadence. Simons and Ouglielmo. Time putts and Mrs. Victor Speck of The Antioch Baptist church, Ia. forwards, Bill Ducker. Sig- We COM PlItOSPUCTS WIMP the Country Club Friday morn- schools There had been reports that the 2:06. Paducah had 18 under the direction of Rev, J. Niuuntabi. Tenn.: Ned Har- at. Our Illakington. Aug. 21-The Deniston was ignominiously ing were Mrs. Leon Browder. his- race would not take place if the Low bogey winners were Mrs, T. thanes. is sponsoring a ris. Berkeley, Calif., Louis Lax- ore foreign Agratalture Department today tossed out of the game on his Mrs. Jack Thorpe. Mrs. F. A. track were not fast. Joe Hall. Fulton; Mrs. Roy Sha- cempaign soliciting the coopera- Key. Los Angeles; and Max reported the drought-hit 1947 ear in the seventh while the Kitty League Fitzpatrick Mrs. Oeurge Doyle. The $100,080 purse exceeds by bourne. Paducah; Mrs. Hall Al- tion and financial support of Weber, Spokane. Wash., guards. d no date with corn crop prospects dechneti an- Chicks were having their big Mrs. Lima Weak, and Mrs. Win- $15,000 the previous highest a- lt% len, Paxton Park: and Mrs. Her the cairns of Fulton. d doesn't feal other 223.000,000 bushels during Inning which saw three runs trey Shepherd. The man who 13 credited with ward for the Zev-Papyrus match( Team W. L. Pvt, lia bert Hunt, Mayfield. "Coin Cans" for your contri- ent. She thinka the first 15 deye of August. come across. 0 starting the free-wheeling bri- race at New York's 13elmont park Owensboro __--71 43 .623 Golf balls were awarded to all Whiners at bridge were Mrs.' butions will be wield in all the Norwegian men The department estimated the The air really got hot alter gade is Dr. Gerald Gray, Oak- on Oct. 20, 1923. Zee, in that May field 63 40 563 7 winners Shepherd. high, and Mrs. Fitz- business places. Your d by the Amer' crop at 2,437 ooil000 bushel. the game. There was a lot of colored land surgeon and former com- race, conquered the Epsom Hopkinsville 83 51 .553 8 The scores of other players. patricla cut prize. contribution will help to save This compared with the Aug. 1 shoving and pushing as the fans mander at the hospital here dur- Downs winner, Madisonville 62 52 544 9 Fulton-Mrs. Hoyt Moore 52. somebody. prediction of 2,858,949.000 bus- filed out of the park One May- 91 2 1 the war. The team numbered Com- The Armed-Assault showdown CHICKS 52 540 Mrs. H. F. McGinnis 56, hirs UNLESS WE Art NOW ONE of hels. field fan look it upon himself to' both paraplegics-men paralys- •nd Stevenson will be held on the next-to-last Elizabeth Snow 54. Mrs. Joe Hall IN EIGHT WILL DIE OF CAN- graduate stu- avenge the Clothier's loss. His ioon City------" 67 440397 25: Christianity ed from the waist down-end a day of the Washington Park UCnair ":1/ 58. Mrs. Harry Bushart 71, Mrs CER. Mrs. Ira L. Armstrong. Jr.. wrath centered upon Mel Simons polio victim.s. iversity of Celi- meeting, which means that Clarksville ___ _37 '75 330 33 Charles Thomas 66, Miss Mary chairman. Rev. J. T. Gaines. who had been calling them be- a dispel some of Armed will skip the $50,000 add- Hamra 86, Mrs. John Lloyd Jones pastor. The Rolling Devils passed and hind the plate. After Stapes over notionathat the ed Washington Park Handdicap YIESTERDArS INSULTS 81, Mrs. Jack Carter 63. Mrs. Aids Prisoners shot like any basketball team. the old adage of "they ain't ve about Amer. on Leber Day. Owensboro 6, Madisonville 1 Jasper Vowel 72. However, since it is difficult to nothing until I call 'em" still Matching of Assault, the 1946 Hopkinsville 11, Clarksville 6 Paducah- Mrs. Roy Shelbourne In Kentucky dribble the ball while held. Reports from the scene wheeling, and Armed, a six-year-old break- Fulton 6, Mayfield 3. 52. Mrs. Harry E. Wolfe 61, Mrs, Glasgow-The second annual it player-under the relined have it that Mel did an admir- At La Grange er of track records under heavy Union City 9-9. Cairo 5-4. Victor Aoeck 64, Mrs. Ted Rosen- Barren County Fair sponsored rules ais permitted to put the able job of defending himself. weight imposts, is a personal burg 66. by the local American Legion ball in his lap and take two lor- GAMES State Convicts triumph for Benjamin F. Line- The only casualty was an un- TODAY'S Mayfield-Mrs. C. A. Byrn Jr Post will be held at Cavalry ward pushes on his chair, be- Owensboro. earner, executive director of identified fan from Tennessee. Madisonville at 55, Miss Catherine Beadles 64, Help TheniKblves Field here August 27-30. Over ing allowed to coast as tar as both Washington and Arlington who, hearing the commotion af- Hopkinsville at Clarksville. 3.500 in cash and silver cups will momentum will carry him. ter he had left the park, turned Mayfield at Fulton. parks, and one of the most pro- Donee B. Ward be awarded to winners in the and ran back to see the excite- Union City at Cairo. s, Games were played in 10-min- gressive leaders in American 1 Army Enlistments La Grange, Ky.-The "practi- horse shows which will be held ment and collided headon with ute periods, and the men devel- racing. He spent weeks in. lin- cal Christianity" of a group of nightly. light pole. oped a trick at letting the spokes ing up the match. Assault is a For UFO .iierviee Louisville churchmen is finding The win pulled the Chicks to The Sports Mirror of their wheel pick up the ball owned by Robert J. Kleberg, I its way inside the walls of Ken- Richmond-Action was post- within half a game of the fourth Today a year ago-St. LouisOffered while on the move which kept owner of the vast King Ranch; Veterans tucky State Reformatory here poned for two weeks by City Miners who were losing to Cardinals moved into tic with contests almost as fast as ordi- in Texas. Warren Wright, whose place and state officials. from the gov- Council here last night on May- Owensboro. Hoptown held their Brooklyn for first place in Na- Effective inunethately, enlist- nary base ket ball. racing establishment is the ' ernor down to theanison guards. or William Oatein's veto of an winning last night. May- tonal League by defeating Mills ments and re-enlistments in Calumet Farm, in the- owner of own by give it credit for improving ordinance which would have au- Other twice as Dodgers lost to Reds, the regular Army for initial as- rules included: offen- Armed. Kentucky's efforts to rehabilit- thorized sale of the City's elec- sive violation, lose possession growitig. Three years ago-Mervyn signment to the European Corn- The distance will be a mile is ate het erring sons. trical power franchise. Post- of the ball: defensive violation, school football across the (Red) Dutton resigned as presi- mand (including the Mediter- and a quarter, with each horse High Most of the suggestions to ponement came on request of technical violation giving the nation is growing like weeds in dent of the National Hockey ranean Theater) are authorized carrying 126 pounds. Jockey date by this group of "Christian George Fawkes. local manager opponents a free throw and wet ditch. The 1947 season will League. for men from civil life who have Douglas Dodson,. contract rider I a citizens" have been adopted at fer Kentucky Utilities Company. taking the ball out at micicourt; whopper from the stand- Five years ago-W. E. Boeing's had prior service in any of the fm. Calumet farm will pilot I be a the refermatory. says Warden who said he wanted to have legal blocking and screening, permis- of youths participating. Devil's Thumb won the Grand armed forces (Army, Navy, Armed with the hard riding point F. S. Kieren. representation at the meeting sible: but holding a wheelchair National prep athletic officials Union Hotel States at Saratoga. Marine Corps and Coast Guard'. Eddie Arcaro being aboard As- The warden, a retired colonel and a chance to argue the case. Is a foul: jump ball used at the postwar in- Ten years ago-Ben Johnson, Enlistments and reenlistments sault, In Chicago say of Marines, says these church- start of game and each supplies of athletic ex-Columbia star, timed in for inital assignment to the Eu- quarter. I The sensational horses have creases in men are helping him and the of Churches pays a part of his bring more boys world record time of 10.2 seconds ropean Command are to fill Besides I never raced against each other, equipment will state do a better job of reform- salary. basketball, these suits. But an for 100 meters in Paris track shortages and are limited to ' which gives added zest ia the • out in football ing all the inmates who are And the churchmen's com- versatile vets found recreation number at football meet in which U. S. athletes white applicants of the third in fishing coming showdown. Assault is the alarming capable of reformation. mittee remembers the man who and driving their own because their salaries won nine cf 11 events, enlisted grade or below. I specially 11 tecond leading money winner of coaches The men CoL Kleren speaks of ; leaves the reformatory and tries built cars. living Those men who have previ- oil-times, having won $923,370. haven't kepi' up with high are to re-establish himself, ready to In 25 years more than 7,000,- ously requested assignment to members of the Committee ' Armed hat. piled up $604.086. 'costs, are quitting their jobs on help with 'temporary The question whether a platy- 000 kangaroos were killed in a the European Command may Institutions of the Louisville ' shelter. and the supply of coaches won't clothing, loans, Pus lays now inquire at the nearest U. S. Council of Churches. fellowship and eggs was debated for 80 keep up with demand. single Australian state, jobs. Army And Air Forces Recruit- The La Grange Reformatory years. It does. BY ROY CRANE ing Station and receive com- owns 3,000 acres of land. In past 1 SItik FR years comparatively little use 04, You estowliCestra plete information. Offices are AP net - was made of this farm. The watiour Kmenatia care 14170. IT located at 29 Federal building, HAPPENED, MERE ata 6? i(5 III Paducah. First National Bank committee found prisoners from 'toss. ARMS AND ism Mat IT • building Mayfield, and court- the cities working awkwardly In house, Princeton. the fields, while inmates from I rural areas were trying to mas- ter machines in the prison shaPs. Richard V. Wood, prisons committee chairman, enlisted Ed Westerman, a retired farm- er, to head a subcommittee on the best 'crops to raise and how. The farm output In 1946 was PoosE a Galt 15 Sa.1 AND 'YOu'RE ofiS, BEFQRS YOu a€U. 58 percent higher TWIN& TO CHEER kER - YCNA aspire r, PER NAND 19 than in 1945. START BY BEING NICE TO Itee. AND YouRS, MO THE WAOLE Similar aid was given reforma- A140 PERNAPd IN l'Od LAUGH, AND TALK, WIDE WORLD IS NOrieNG BUT tory officials in their prisoner STROLL DOWN THE SEAGA You THE Giel AND INE NOON. education program. Col. I-clean-4ga a Ti+C MOONLIGHT- /Caren points out that a very large pro- portion of those who enter his Institution have less • than a to get ready for fall grade fibow's the time school education. He also clothes, bikes, book; and things for school finds that many of ha "repeat- . fuel, storm windows, radio, furniture ALL I SEE AT ers" come back because they and the like, for a racier, more inviting 9REAKFAST IS YJUR are not trained in any vocaticn. home . . washer, cleaner and such, la AND 'YOUR NEWSPAPER The churchmen brought assure happier, more enjoyable living. Let NANO-- DAGW000, in another subcommittee, headed us finance your purchase. . phone.. come PUT THE F1'APER in for a friendly cash loan. You'll by Dr. W. M. Strickler, lace our !VOWN director prompt, confidential service. of the adult education division of the University of Louhiville. to set up both academic ana vocational courses. WHO'S ROSS? •- Mrs. Jewel On the morale arle, there nrc Lewis, life insurance pgert, committees to arrange for mo- LOAN telephones a friend after police tion picture films, other enter- tainments, braes, tailed her husband on charges of magazines OVER POMYER JEW at ItsF and religious , .irving his initials on her thigh services for those 7:".' L.%kR ST., El LION Who want them-and many do. Ind heating her for elght hours Wm. Horton, Mgr, Phone 1252 The committee has obtained a te show who was boss, in Jack- chaplain, the Rey. Walter P. 41MM. t'seeeta amv ille, Fla. Belt, and the Louisville Council Sabot* rowan..;4uguml 20, ram Illalte &oak"Urea, resirsdip ..• only rein- Pep Pear industMiiilt.'s instill too but ry Lively. Thu suit, fsrrei-likg. lUll- CHURCH &telling, Sinn Male arelovely'_ 1110111MMINIHRHE lc Mink ab T no y boa UM liati Kids ZAIJRN DAR given lbs American If ADS our cliteawhea... Is RestunctUt:edbluttheenal about, CLASSIFIED Support e Profits, I Thsy eat a eat-like diet of ars, OW Avast 44 vate [wally of Milks re- a dila of fish, vege- Unbiaseti Thal( By $laiissaimi tit whole a pound Print tautly escaped into the !Hank- tables aid meat, and breeders Rent eatattettataity, Al" Newatitaturee • Fat a:MAIM "tumid. are lamed special, ration cads 3 FtED RATE* a butch- CLAM FOR InieNT: 3-room apartment, 114101111:43f VIII\IWO tilianibiaig--131. Stankeileset One of the questions mink far buying fish heads and In Berlin nen blaniberg, another Tainted loud le one Parr tuna:the(' or unforitasaint. Second an-, addinge 'suburb of breeders muse over these days ers scra0e, ClAkfet.11L0 44140 1250-2. Mamie luxury industry Its pre- prices will greatest basistda of 4111 , Norman street. Phone Sam Ed exadbry, !Mabee its whether export fur of the rafiers Leas ti" a INS mamba 209-3tp faxing a gusiresz comeback bottle, or Kober said. Sixth 4; amnion School _ aa a in be pegged at former butilitesis, let eunabay There, one of Germany's tat-g- luxury minks. celled' Pin/Pies, desertion. weed es. left tree beCalltie of their tiaby jEmrnts1 end PAR RENT: $ tarnished rtAnO.S. Martens Waits/alp 10 $0 a. :rank farms is again breed- in littera of !air, Nee Edit thrn Lath inaimak mod it est claatakitiation. "Suture the wen" are burn CO11 2111-44p atenitia Worship 8 00 p brown animal, first to twen- words or mare: ing the small Kaber said, "we got about twen- or six from MaY Stoma 20 Baptist 'rrain,Lng Uuion 0 30 p. pelts. pelts are "ape" By he.. 1st Maintain. word ' u With the riearly-paceletia ty dollar, a pelt." It takes 90 tieth, and their St- PiN0 ROOMS- Toe P. M. the Itaakenese December or Jan- AP Newsleatures Old ea-artier:a word 313 Carr. I t°214"aleavtaSetatarvicaavialtmizaa,Hal‘k Appropriately. skins to make a full-length the kneeing insert., word (mar. Leland Jewell a Vionie.11, depreciates Each additional 201-ttc I mink farm beamed to coats he added, and the uary. Their value the ladles' 1111-clin- Sixth Graders of Phone 1,77. -- Kober, who runes it as their fur are Dr. Maria old price for a ilretomality goat alter that age Aseirricap dependents sehool ONIMO OR 'NANKAI: caseasitittri CULDiala Karl Jaanes. nonmetti- Oppartwakies **wife with her husband, was four to five thousand dollars. lightens In color. hewing an unix:med. lijinuijurn Court • Reasaalieeen _ C. $1. Oakes, Iteinarier to the Kobers, their all mlults of As:cording But mink food- if you can A3 befits their value, ma newspaper 111 this city Eaeh Ward 21: _l1:00- a. in. the third largest Ku- SALES DtsTRuetrrott: Nation- Mulch farm a about find It- now costa about six have names and pedigrees, betet-Allied squabbled mad many Wersettp.,...Iliate a, ni mink bums in Cognac. al Oreartizatain. batattirig a Minutia; at SUMO 20 or 30 what it used to, the breed- her mid. Some of his are partisan publoations. anieuany, Schieewig- I times latter. necessary service. tor the No even:rig made*, the Hamburg and And while breed- Cucktall and Chester: the These transplanted "kleiner lautanUJIS Ch.trge $t colleen- er complained. an smaller Maness man. has ter- Holstein. areas. All are cost about $100 he explained, "was named ter hawriltaner" find their news in Each Word N.A://altENIS lug stock once ritories open in Keutegay and (110111111 OP WE 'trating on breeding to rebuild they are completely English solouel we know." Stites. chit-chat. and gossip. Un- rasher if neces- , per couple, in- OO4&KO NATIONA116 we- oa a plata:tett 3. C. 3161Abows, an expert trade, and now, Kuber chum- Proudly he exhibited stied their stateside cauriterparts. I Tennessee I unobtainable Ilke P4..411 ADVIINITiOINO Wale% Tree business 4011 Swam sary materials are obtainable, between flies of pedigreeti, recording glibly of tripe to fratichtse basis. I ed. The on y lireejea dex they write ON MiteOUNOInt Present die- Sunday Scheel ____- may have sums pelts tor them- trees back to mink great- W. V Ikrusseis. and I 151,11INITN60 has no seasons. they ! dealers, who swap among family Existent!. Parts, territoria of -Ana Morning Worshp the market by next year's fur and' -great grandparents. Fal wan, north. and south I tributors in selvee for needed supplies great all points eialbee01l.71,0,4 MATEO: average yearly nail- Young Peoples Societe' season. Kober says hopefully sent Berlin lar size materials. Si carrier delivery in Ful- and up. Fran- Service /a Founded on breeding stock rain& now on a By ing of $10,000 Evangelistic A trade magazine, "Tim OM. "Darla Wenck is ton. South Fulton, Hash- will be uttered only to Wed 00 trom Canada, mink fanning wee Came& Re/was. the I reports chee Junior Service , man Fur Trader," is being pub,. Darto Switaerland." and Riceville--13e integrity who can show Wed /a a small but important Industry Lure Holberg is land., men of Prayer Sendai ; leased again in Munich. and Cart the paper "Dennis week. 55c month, Si $0 three sated records. Zx .....T:15 in prewar Garmany. In 1931, Trott the the ittat of stmemsful noir Rehearsal. Mediae 'Ober found in a, recent issue a of to Denmark months, $2.50 six months, impartiality to engage 440 mink breeders in the coun- Waaltintogn- e Office restate DIVWII Is be aalent .ISITOMS WILLEOUt Nearly review from an American air month Phyllis $4.50 year. By mail in Ful- In your own toothless. Write, try owned 7.029 Make. Defense TransportatIou an- ( Zatabi = Welt- I SAUK fair, publication. Re read wistfully both England and Barbara ton. Hickman. Carlisle, glv trig cOmplete ilaformatem INIVIIRCUILISILIREMA all the furs went to Letiotig Isounced that Canada has re- t per Parts." SWAMI ECL70$1 RAPT= to the that the caveat price for mina to hergec is going to Ballard and Graved coun- Write Box 487-1. care of *891 arid most were exported been turned enough freight cars the 18 p is not staying COVIRCIR r°11/111521 imported into the U. & bad more Even "teacher" ties, Cr.; (Mon and Weak- Leader. 210-31p rbapitli *area the iregastry 'majaana, Kober eaplained. to that country to make a. grans. P for "Mira Weh- I AT. Iliattew Ifwaftat I ad- i $118 per pelt, as compared behave this year. counties, Teart.--41.25 Si4WAre la Edam Wartime bombing had la balance. develops ! Icy Sunday school 9-43 a. at at Iliagabagel in 1938 and $4 in 1940, when equitable kar will go on a trip to Denmark months, U.50 six or Feasted bee ors wise effect on mink breeding $18 The Hallway Adaticiation of credit in three • test Morning Worship 11.00 a. in. bank Seeeitias& ahee 1.300,0041 mink pelts were Slarway, and Sweden Else- land wire-and- woad stages rust- there are 7,886 * Perms months. $4.00 year. num- Malan 8:30 p. tn. generiam be the libiriiisa Anew- brought into the country. Canada reported studying in History in Leaned Stated LOST Leaped from train Training ed:, rotted and tell Into disre- U. 8,-owned freight cars a year- "We are where one szaall Worship 7.49 p. in.i sashes be the V. S. Lank Imee- The Kobera got into mink more British Empire, Eire. year. ber 13. August It, Ever...Mg pair. The /tubers, who had oolY than there were end pre Shoat the $6.00 per bound service Wed. Tad p. is ha ameway MAW* ten years ago because In Canada Africa It is very In-, female black and tau Mid-week tampeili a to 20 =lambs left at war's breeding sees here. hir Hari Baena. and collar and in the Maria is an animal lover and Canadian report the edam's., with tettural white at he*. Lady laretstbapelA end, bays built up to 100 manes Dr. time thi Ilereetang." Reward. Rail- Evangelistic Service, Saturday wasn't satiated with their men- are also studying Ertgaskt.'• &trate, tip end of tail. leaviate Maria l'etetur bias Sala% aow. but many of their cave kangaroo and the emu agS n 'are Phone 21. Tatap. as age of cats clogs horses and The German. Art. Music way Express Agency efteashee Si 11441/11•1$1 (110401 e,portaptiterLectiyazeito onmeeri:azil ptiy/Lecabwor adorn the Australian aoat-ot- other 11 Beetling. SEM INIE for concentrated DDT. 210-3te The public is invited. cbicken.s. She decided against and Arithmetic." 1 ribize• Waft, "smell." arms, 'Mr Also spraying home& trent which taxes because they "Kindergarten News" DM Third with a arokea corner, e con Under 599. M. C. Nall, et Thanks tate1C11 01 000 sixth graders report-. ISZr. 187-25te• Card ente the lordly street. Fultota Illawasar Staaktia, Parase - d the tittle Americans want to express ourdeep- Vet Finds His Ohl Si that We It19 a. "alat., „,ants put oft sak; German and can speak,' ELECTRh,•.I. wort call for the many ! i7.1";a7aurtgaataaa iidorttbag) dg beaming est appreciation roved well." As for thentselveal Chip Roberts t &maths cola of kindness., the As,,,,aattaig n est ,11-- fairly deeds card,,.aopopaingi men sixth graders said they re- I Phone 1T2-J. erattic gifts. salts and the tele- aactI the flowers, Services every Tuesday As Gift ed awater held a songfest with a! . phone calls for Patricia while Gets Them :mamas Friday Paged ana olinsan gals' school and "ever's.:IFOR PROMPT and site was In the hospital. We also Menet' and te Taxi. Everybody la Richmond, Va.-ale-Fred W Kent had a good time, for every- aerate call Norman's want to thank Dr. and Mrs. billidy 17aotte welcome. CtIva, World War 22 veteran. h was just one big group in-, Phone 244. and all the mums. hey Trtrica rummaged through a. stack et aen of two." and Mrs. Di D, Leal. dead efficient photo -Mat ST. EDWARDS CATIOOLIC surplus Army trousers ()famed imbue "'We sang German songs with PON prompt and bring your Dam to tot sale ba as East Main street do Elena while they sang American . tint:haw Owl Photo Shoat in the Market Bev. Thema& ILIhu. Paster sane r, 32 Wipe with us," said the news the Livestock Drug Store. 136-tfe 111... Aug. First third arid flitin Sundays, motel Doge."We sang Tra-ri-ra They Owl National Stochvards, His eyes fell on a freshly Hogs, 4,500; must 9 a. in. metal gams Yankee Doodle and Oh 122 a USDA to at I cleaned and neatly pressed pair, PIANO PUPILS accepted. Ex- to mostly 60 Second and fourth Sundays. ents &Men very well. The American I general martet 25 size 30-31, bat other ft/twee perienced teacher. Mrs. Otis E. Thursday's UM& 7 a in. inita. the Virginia Reel ettach cents higher than mass. in the waistband strew *lb did Norman. Phone 934. 193-25im bulk Confessions before 7 00 stenciled To q you all know is an American average: tap 28.25 tritely: bits attention. German girls Ibis. 26-28.25: 160-170 lbs. gram folk dance. The MACHLNES, Tape- 170-240 iltDDING 130-150 Ito 24-26.25: CE3I0EILLAND PRESIITTEIRIAN alley, look at this aerial nunia group did two folks dances." and Cash Registers 26.75-27.73: end of the last one writer!: 100-129 the, 21-33.211: few 10-911 curette but" he exclaimed. "These are Additio -At the brought-sold. repaired. Of- oataln girl chose an lbs. 16.50-20: strong weight hags Paster way old Army pants." each German supplita. Fulton Office 10 a. in. ,acuitu gal and danced with fice scarce: scattering at 250-270 Me. Sunday School American Supple Company, Flame 83. morning or Skeptleal but ready to please, 4 lion a is, all of them were 2747.75: 280-310 lbs. 25-26.50. In- There will be no her. That tic or L. Davidson, the priaprietoe, Frank Wheeler who cluding 1:90 lb. weights 26 and evening servicee thia Sunday A. girls except said. "Show me. It they're your ' out by a very lovely 300 Ma at 2550: top soWs 23 Mat Sunday Minute was picked MIMEOORAPHINO: Leiter% pants, they're a gift." German girt At the eery end of sparingly: bulk sows 459 lAs. cards, program. etc. Marl CHEIRCII OP CIIRIST HI the entertainment a news man 1851. down 22.50-24.50: he.arter kinds CENTRAL produced a pbotostatiel Burton. phone Clinton Ramat, filialaSee Stara took Debora Felix and Victoria 19-21.50. . Clarks L. copy of his discharge cent/teat', Mother Burton's Gift Sham ------2906 - Gray's picture with two German tfe 1.200. calves. SOCI, odd 11111/e school proving his case. • Cattle. Worship ,21.00 boys." lots light weight steer area heifer Morning its Everting service _ _7:45 The newspaper warned Fee Sale yearlings, medium in flesh, at It took Abraham Lincoln only on the• Midweek service(Wed.)7._7:45. BABY readers to stop swinging - - - few asuman descriptions two minutes and IS seconds to 19-21: Yes Are Invited coat hangers in the gym. APPLES for sale Gra. ales Orch- 13-17 these meetly 'steady in deliver the Gettysburg address. clothing hoots in the Fulton. Phone 36$. cows under "All the ard. South cleanup trade: good SCIENCE gym have been brutally torn 206-tie ,with medium ClUtISTIAN Un pee suit'along of the apagailipmerompapplai1011011111111111111 off." it said. "Anyone seen muti- beef cows about steady: "Mind' is the subject . • . grade will be lating these poor defenseless ion, sick and cutters largely Leeson-Sermon which canners Science What We Believe treaters will get the same treat- and accident insurance. call common and medium read in all Christian (ir8glu 10.50-13: world Cbataws L. Illeasee ment. After all, those hooka have Louise Wry or John M. Everett. 13-15.50: some medium to churches throughout the arts • CS.`..iS of the pictures which Relines too, you know-haven't Phone 1219. 191-tfc low good 16-lI 50: bulls steady: on Sunday. August Many "Righte- depict "the baptism you heard them screech when medium and good sausage kinds The Golden Text purportedly Las FOR SALE: Motorola wireless and up- not correctly rep- , you pull them of!"' good bee ous art thou, 0 Lord, ui Jesu.s". do ttour) around 14.50-16.50: automatic record player and judgments . . resent the truth. The Jordan , bulls to at. 'eaters 50 lower: ,• are thy right thing. bit *is Oct I 100 popular records_ $50. and I river Is represented by uran- to big", honesty and ' good and cheice 19-24: common,Dive me understanding. Nothing brings more red pure inks NEWS Charles Ferrell. Box 44. Pry. 4Ps. artists as a narrow. shal- treat task the Church con render latircilir COLORED and medium 12.50-19. i shall live." 119:131,144a formed healthy,. orsburg. 21/8-6tp 9.45 am. low stream where our Lord and a home than the latrahiral face of a AU children of South Fulton • Sheep. LOCO: market generally, Sunday School able asesskaass. at 11:06 stood in ankle deep water, the household who are entering high school for sale. steady 'wept top on spring' Sunday Church Service John happy baby. It brightens CANNING PEACHES he poured water on the Union City will meet the bus at lambs 50 lower at 23: howevee!a. in. while the domestic reicedora of the The churches is this coanntatite or re- Mon- Tubb Yates. Call 572-W Meeting 730 head of Jesus. anti revitalizes Vanderford Funeral Home not enough top good and choice Wed. Testimony apitigued ggiciacdica aletvtbetil0aelnuN for' 200-6tp I a banally. ligrous irtstrucaca cad day morning at 8.30 a. in offerings to- Interest outside.• rIl The artist who has such re:et,ktre,, and Sat. either to young and old alike. Go to church on transportation to school for BLINDS-For free buyers: consequently a packersa Reading Room Wed. conception of that event pan- VENETIAN or ha.s of this happy child the whotet bit you mlo the yegistration.-A. W Casey. estimates call Yewell Harri-'market with most good and 1-4 p. in. has not read the Bible, In the face Sunday. Let the somas bus driver. public a cordially invited facts Mainly is cipaL-George Oster, son. 1049. 179-tte choice mixed springers 22.50-, The overlooked three purpose of marriage and of the home recasts of the Infinite. at !to attend our Church Service therein. 011 God per- 123; few medium and good revealed For man's highest duty, next to SPECIAL SEJtVICE TYPEWRITER and add- arid to visit the Reading Room. a miracle at the Jordan. alit-Allied. ROYAL 18-22: throwouts mainly 15-17: formed We and Hon- ing machine for sale. Phone on behalf of the Israelites, even that of living a just and useful A day service !few slaughter ewes T.50 down. •special men's 85 Fulton, Ky.. between 9 a. m. TIRIN. ITT EPISCOPAL COVRCII he had done forty years pre- is to iAztry on the human race Bell Chapel as oring God, WM be held at the Asses C. Beaseet. Paster,. the Red Sea tJostitia a new street and P• • viously at transmit its priceless heritage ho C. M. E. church on Third Today Sunday Amami DIM It the Jordan is as and for the II 2 pieceairing room Kentucky 3:1-17 ft...day. The speaker FOR SALE: 14esa 9:00 a. m. Hoer Communion. shallow and narrow as some getverahon. be Prof. Adel- Same as new. Priced rea- I By Th. Associated • service will suit. in a - would have you believe, the Is- meetnt afternoon Call 1282-J. 210-3tp learbourrille-A sate fall that of the Met Dumas. The sonable. yes- here. The officer said the could have crossed The greatest thridl on earth is ten at 3 p m. coal mine at Kayjay Ky. near raelites service will be held may run WS high God's haring uno the wide. wondering tY presi- FRYERS FOR SALE: James terday killed William Barker. a loot involved over it without parent who looks t A. M Green. with Prof. 210-3tp as 35.000. wrought that wonder there. 121 own Sash and $t activities of West Browder. Call 4502. miner. eyes and smiling boas of his len dent of day I The Bible mentions the use of a Kentucky Conference. blood In TWO NICE LOTS In Highlands Lexington -Elva J. Stair. Jr.. Lexington-Dr Raymond F ferry boat on the Jordan 12 Sam * "You will enjoy hearing: these me at Earle were addition. Contact aisociate law professor at the McLain. president of Transyl- 19:15-111). If the Jordan special speakers along with the 26 and 27, Mrs. But parenthood carries great responsibili- Dat Hotel. August University of Kentucky. said in vania College, announced the only a shallow, narrow stream all-male choir Your presence 211-3tc step- can afford s, Mattie S. Walker. a civic club address here that a,opointment of Dr Thornton David's family could have ties which no father or mother will be appreciated." said Rev. Ky.. as but they were rti oil 5- opponents of a 'constitutional Sinclair, Fort Thomas, ped across i, ft is the responsibility to bring 0. W Moore. pastor. FOR SALE: Perfection He boat. 43) to ignore. to cabinet. convention tor Kentucky have professor of history. succeeds transported by a ferry burner stove, kitchen resigned. bap- the child up in an environment conducive ea Call 261-J. developed a fear Wet radical Dr Garvin Davenport, The Holy Spirit describes 404 Park avenue. a planting 2I1-3tp ideas might he put Into a new tisra as a burial and received awl speakered by: State constitution. But, he as- Covington-Injuries atom 6 4.3 Col 2:12a This message emiarsed by Faisal. Viaisterad Aflame* when struck by a truck proved Starr Spinet • Notice serted. the "chance of Judaea Several years ago two of my AL. New job fatal yesteraay to Mrs. Anna ism increases greatly as the personal friends visited Pales- SAWYER'S MARKET Moeller. 73. She died In a hos- ALL MASONS of revision is postponed." tine Among others who toured 75 NOTICE pital several hours after the ac- Irpt Fourth Street Lodge, No. 172, F & that historic country with them Roberts cident in nearby South Fort a meet In call com- Lexington-The University of were the superintendent of A. M., will al- at 7:30 p in.. Kentucky announced that certain Sunday School and his NIE.1CIIAM MARKET munication to to the night, August 25. for though it has ample housing minister. When they came 'firs ceinewereist Mese Sit Monday enroll- Bowling Green-A skull frac- where the 1 annual meet- care for its anticipated place on the Jordan District No. women ture suffered when struck whale Grand Master and ment of single nien and guide said Jesus was baptized. ing. The loading•logs proved fatal yester- had CAFE officers will at- this fall, there is a "desperate the superintendent, who SMITH'S other ttete for day to James Floyd "Red" Alex- requested Plume 1114 All members expected. need" for small apartments only been sprinkled, Late Street tend. ander. 35, of the Hays commun- to immerse him Visiting Masons welcome. rimmed students. his minister ity, Warren County. A picture of that bap- -J. R. Greer, W. M. there. FLORAL -A cab:e expansion service was taken and I scorrs SHOPPE -T. J. Smith, Sec'y. Frankfort "Ted" tismal of the American Tele- Vanceburg - A. H seen it. That photograph 214 Main Phone WI 211-2tc program Circuit have tr,199.00 phone & Telegraph Co.. approv- Adams, 72, clerk of Lewis shows that the Jordan really is killed yesterday when Complete with bench. ed by the Federal Communica- Court, was river. n week at Wal- & Ohio FITT( (Anil:REIT BLOCK Cti REVIVAL all this tions Commission yesterday, mall struck by a Chesapeake a H ridiculous for an artist east Delivery Church. at a grade D. H. Oak& Owner Free nut Grove Methodist include supplementing existing Railway freight train to picture John and Jesus stand p. m. and main Street Mese SIM Used Pianos $135 and up. Preaching at 2:30 Notate-. here. crossine here. lug In water. If immerson was 8 p. in. L. A. Smittunier, administered. Why did they 207-6tp Edna Mae not Evangelist. Lexungt,11 - Assistant Chief Lexington-Mrs. their feet wet, it only a ( Harr Edwards for divorce get PEPSI-( fit BOTTLING COMPANY Walter R Franklin of the Fayet- Hardin filed suit water was to be sprinkled 5th Street 37, little 414 Main Street MC South • Help Wanted te County Patrol said William from Arthur "Doc" Hardin. serving a 21-year prison sentence Central h to do Bolton, 19. parolee from La "ThiPcbusrrtispaCe paid fur by rade/Ca WANTED: Housekeeper for the lovers'-quarrel slaying of Ky housekeeping. Mrs. Orange Reformatory, had been Church of Christ, Fulton, general In his sister-In-law, Ethel Doodlett, --J - Phone 4431 Dyer, 511 Maple Avenue. Call charged with grand Oreeny break-ins 18. here April 4, 1946. ageitissomesemaismilliiiivaseeas• 89. 208-ttc a series of automobile