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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]. FORECAST: Kentucky—Partly cloudy, mild and windy tonight. Tuesday mostly cloudy, warm and humid. 10-17 with scattered shoaers in the - west portion. Fran- „Afton at) tabtr () had excht- Volume XLVM Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Monday Evening. May 12, 1947 Five Cents Per Copy No. 123 I's club. U - cornfading • Demos'Labor Royal Family Waterfield For Marshall Asks !Dean Acheson Phone Strikers uldress- aReturns Home day. Dr. Bill Unlikely Cheaper Power Resigns Post Ion dig- Not To Testify Total 185.000 British erol in Coronation Scene R..4. Lovett Is Successor; I • s hare- • To Be Passed 10 Years Ago Recalled In Kentucky or. R. On State Undersecretary In Sixth Week P. At End of Africa Visit Unification old of Senators Call It Reviews Record To Re-Enter Law Practice !lied in London, May 12—(R)— Still Believes Union Members rare Washington, May 12 — eiP) — a "Watered Down"; Through flag-bedecked streets al con- On TVA Question Armed Merger Is Dean Acheson resigned today as Sill Refusing May Suit Truman lined with cheering thousands, Undersecretary of State and Great Britain's royal family re- In State House Essential To U. S. President Truman appointed To Cross Linea turned to London from South Robert A. Lovett to replace him TAFT STUDIES TAX CUT Africa today with ceremony and "I'LL GIVE FACTS" SENATE ll 1S June 30. NEG09114TIONS splendor recalling the •king'a QUESTION Lovett. a New York banker, is MORE Washington, May 12—(/P)—A coronation exactly ten years ago. Louisville — Harry Lee Water- Washington, May 12-01— a former assistant Secretary of New York. May 12-4M—The Democratic aub.stitute for the Crowds that began to gather field, candidate for the Demo- War. Senate's omnibus labor bill ran at daybreak occupied every foot cratic nomination for governor, Secretary of btate Marshall, coast-to-coast telephone strike while In discloang the changes, the Into stiff opposition today from of the mile-long route to Buck- said in a radio address here Sat- asking to be relieved of entered its sixth week today further White House made public a let- some Democrats as well as Re- ingham Palace from bunting- urday night that he favored an testimony because of with an estimated H15.000 mein- his ter in which Mr. Truman wrote publicans. draped Waterloo Station, where cxtension of cheap electric pow- diplomatic status, neverthe- bers of unions affiliated with less holds to his Acehson of his "great regret'' Senator George (13-0a), spear- the royal family was welcomed er facilities to Kentuckians. belief as a the National federation of soldier that that "I can not again ask you to heading the opposition, by Prime Minister Attiee and army-navy unifi- Telephone Workers still on called Waterfield, speaker of the cation is "essential." put aside your desire to return it a "watered down version of no other government leaders at strike. state House of Representatives, Chairman Gurney IR-SD), re- to private life." consequence" and predicted that 12:30 p. m. 14:30 a. m. CST(. Their refusal cross picket said he had supported TVA pow- leased a letter containing Mar- Acheson has long sought to re- to 10 to 15 other Democrats will Apparently unwearied by lines of still striking unions er through two sessions of the shall's views today as the Sen- sign and return to private law vote againzt it. their civic reception at Ports- kept many thousands away from legislature. and that his oppon- ate Armed Services Committee practice. mouth earlier in the day, King their jobs, but in San Francisco Senator Ball 1R-Minn), also ent. Rep Earle C. Clements of headed for a showdown on the Presidential press secretary George. Queen Elizabetn and the CIO American Communica- 'forecast its defeat. Senator El- Morganfield. had opposed such hotly disputed merger issue. Charles G. Ross announced Mr. the two princesses smiled and tions Association, declaring the lender 4D-Lat, who helped draft measures while a member of the Shying from public forecast Truman's selection of Lovett the omnibus bill, told reporters waved as they rode through state 'Renate. as Acheson's successor. Nrrw strike "has been broken." Whitehall in an open coach of committee sentiment, Gur- he thought the subsitute would President Truman, accompanied by his sister, 51iss Mary Jane ney said only that he expects Lovett's nomination will be muster no more drawn by grey horses with "The fact that I have fought sent to the Senate sometime SERVICE NORMAL AGAIN than 18 to 22 Truman, leave the home of their mother, Mrs. Martha E. the pending bill to be cleared to 4 • vote.s scarlet-clad postillions and a against the private utility lob- Tru- this week. Telephone service at the Ful- mounted police escort. man, 94, in Grandview, Mo., the Senate floor by the end of The sttbsitute, introduced by in Kentucky throughout my Meanie a Mother's Day visit by While Lovett will not take ton exchange of the Southern by It was the capital's first sight the week. Senator Murray (D-Mont) years of service in the legislature the President. over his post until July '1, it is Bell Company is back to normal and of the royal family in One committee member, how- 10 other Democratic party three and the fact that my opponent understood that he will work again, Manager F. H. Riddle an- mem- months. and Londoner3 of high ever, who asked not to be named, few of the sharp has fought on the side and for with Acheson in advance of that nounces. bers. ProPosee and low estate joinei in predicted that "not more than reztrictions on labor unions the that lobby is beyond question sr time to acquaint himself with All employes away from their welcome home. Members three" of the 13 Senators who that the omnibus bill provides. oi controversy," Waterfield said. Death Rides On The Highways; many problems with which Jobs on account of the recent Parliament stood in Parliament. have been listening to confliat- But Murray said he felt approval "I am sure you have already Acheson has dealt. strike he-:: returned to work, he . muare—wheie masses big testimony for eight weeks O. of the Aubtitute would forestall of red, detected the effort my opponent The President's letter paid said. yellow and pink tulips glowed would oppose the unification the possibility of a presidental has made in his attempt to He Was Near inObion Smashups plan. tribute to Acheson's "high sense —and waved their personal champion the side of 'public of public duty" for announced that its 12,000 mem- veto of labor legislation. But even U that happens keeping on greetings. power and TVA. During this the bers in northern California and Here I've been wasting my They set upon him and do hint prospect for final Congressional the job for the past two years at MEMO Wants At Huddle One absentee from ihe wel- campaign I shall not permit him Presidential request "despite Nevada would return to work. worrying about the atomic up fair. When action this year is remote. The the coming throng was 1,1,. Philip and his special interest sponsors the sheriff ar- personal sacrifice it At St. Louis. the Southwestern Senator Taft (R-Ohio I Repub- bomb House Expenditures Committee has meant Mountbatten, formerly Princt to cloud the issue of cheap pose. when all the time death is rives upon the scene he lets the to you." Bell Telephone Company an- lican policy chief, wants Sen- still is in the midst of its own Philipof Greece, whose impend- er in Kentucky. right here close to its. Our high- negro go to a doctor for treat- "I can easily appreciate nounced the latest demand of ate and House leaders to get hearings, and the two year old the Mg engagement to Prineess Eli- "One can only accurate:y ways are running with blood. reasons which impelled your the Southwestern Telephone together on the definite amount ment, saying he will arrest him issue was omitted from the list de- zabeth is taken for granted by judge what a man's future Listen to Lhis. sire to return to private life as Workers Union (Ind) was "not of a proposed budget cut before the next day. That would be of legislative matters marked the Senate up most Br cns despi,e official course will be by his actions of Here goes this car driven by embodied in your letter written acceptable." The union last takes tax reduc- today. Don't know if he down as "mnst" at the last meet- tion legizlation next week. denials. the past. I shall present the re- a negro lickety-split down the did, or as long ago as April 17, 1946, and night asked for a $25 weekly He was scheduled highway not. Do know ing of the Senate Republican wage The House t3 give a cord. The people shall not be from Union City to- this all goes to in another letter the year be- increase, with allowances has proposed to naval gunnery lecture wards Policy Committee. bringing it to approximately whack President PI Cot- fooled and lulled to sleep. The Kenton Sunday night— show you it's unsafe other fore." Mr. Truman's letter said. $6, Truman's $37, sham, w.itsieire. and here comes Marshall, while serving as plus action on 20 of its original 500,000,000 budget for people shall know the facts." this other ear places besides L. A. the 1948 driven by Army chief of staff, gave en- 89 contract demands. fiscal year by $6,000,000,000 The a white man, smooth like, up the Now the scene shifts toward thusiastic support to the origi- Circuit Court's Senate voted to trim it by $4, road from Kenton. The company early yesterday Bang! Just like that. The two Martin. Here comes this young nal merger plan which was 500,000,000 and specified that $2, Diana Barrymore Hubby Held bitterly opposed by Navy leaders had rejected the union's de- 9 cars smack on head on. It la man named Ed Caldwell, Sessio• n Is Opened. 600.000,006 ought to go toward 21. a I last session. Gurney asked him 9 mend for an across-the-board reported the negro was erupt fine $6, with reduction of the national debt. young man. all alone in to testify again this session on hike of other adjust- drunk. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Curry Grand Jury Meets ments, saying it would cost Taft told reporters today he In Louisville "Fist-Swinging" his car. Next thing you know— the compromise version support- and two children, seven and $1365• .)er week for employes to • felt the two sides should agree smacko—there he is in his ed by both Army and Navy The Fulton circuit court grand our. are riding In tfle north- car up against a bridge meet the demand. on a cornproptise before the Sen- Louisville, Ky., May 12_4 and released on $100 bond each. bound railing leaders. Jury was in session at the city car. The negro is named It was late, about 1 The 15.000-member Ohio Fed- . j ate acts on Roe-se-approved leg- Dianna Barrymore, actress Later the couple accused police B. Robinson o'clock The Secretary of State re- hall here this morning, but had and he lives in Sunday morning and he had eration of Telephone Workers istallon trionzlial oleo/wooer. daughter of the late John Bar- during. an .19terview with a re- Tres:Pon. Tenn. plied, however. "I do not undr4, returned no indictments at noon been Out Saturday night. He's a $4,000.000,000 Several Senators ryrnore, and her tennis-playing porter, of having "knocked There is a mighty tearing the existing cirettinstanees- today. Court wUl contirnte deelined_ cfm1PIPI/ out now for sometime with a $4 across-the-board increase have said they want to know husband faced a court hearing down" Miss Barrymore in the sound as the cars cave my present position think it!session here this week in. The broken jaw—I believe it was two Negotiations will be resumed hoW Muth the government will here today on police charges of police holdover. Howard also car with the white advisable for me to further! Among the cases scheduled people in it broken jaws, and sonic leg in- in Washington late today be- be allowed to spend before they assault and battery and dis- asserted, "they didn't hit me is pushed off participate in this discussion."I for hearings tomorrow are the • the road and hits juries tween Western Electric Com- vote on the tax measure. orderly conduct. with their fists, they hit me a tree down by the side But, Marshall added: Commonwealth of Kentucky vs. I of a There's a hospital down at pany and the National Associa- with a club." creek. Hitting a tree is "I will reaffirm my previous Jodie Orinston, charged with. The hearing was scheduled be- mostly Memphis called Kennedy where tion of Telephone Equipment bad business, but position regarding this issue thatl grand larceny: Herschel CM- I Kentucky Today fore Police Judge Homer C Mc' Patrolman Joe Martin, an this particu- thes' are supposed to treat the ex-Golden lar tree is all that legislation for unification of tenden, housebreaking: Thomas I Lellen as the outgrowth of what Gloves champion, keeps the car, Wounded from the battlefields— W"ers.Whilepicket lines maintained By The Associated Press earlier said Howard tried out of water that is about the armed forces, in my opin- Graves rand larceny; John officers called some "fist swing- to 151 well, the war boys have to move by the equipment workers have slug him in the -ect deep. Mrs. Curry is cut union, is essential " Henry Martin. alias Henry j Lexington — President Ward ing" in the early morning hours holdover. Patrol- over to make room for these kept workers off the Job in men Walker Zettwoch and John der the chin and suffers The present unification bill Brown, assault and battery: and ! Renaker of the Kentucky Aber- yesterday on a downtown street a victims of bloodly murder 'loose many places, the New York lo- Shepherd reported burst - p, the chil- was drafted by Army. Navy and the case of Harry L. "Buck" deen-Angus Breeders' Coopera- corner and in the police sta- they took upon our highways. Caldwell is cal announced it was removing Miss Barrymore and Howard in- dren suffer minor injuries, Air force heads under a White Bushart vs. L. 0. Bradford, a tive Association announced its tion holdover. and!at Kennedy. He took one nap too pickets today from the Bell to custody. None of the three Mr. Curry escapes with bruises. House directive to compromise damage suit arising from an I 10th Spring show and sale Miss many at the wrong place. Too Tenephone laboratories in Barrymore and her husb- officers was available for com- Two unidentified white men , their previous differences. automobile wreck would be held here May 21. and. Howard, sad He had a close call Manhattan, where 1.000 mem- John Robert ment last night regarding the appear upon the scene and arel who Well, son, draw up a chair, bers of the Telephone Labora- a month ago assumed his accusaticns made by Howard very much displeased to see this, Lexington — Attorney there's more coming. Mrs. Rich- tories Union are returning to Charles duties as tennis professional at and his wife. drunken negro in good shape: South Fulton Baccalaureate Wylie president of the Young the Louisville ard Cole, as nice a lady as work under a $4 weekly increase Boat Club, were Zettwoc'a and Shepherd re- after he has messed up these' Republican Clubs of Kentucky, booked on the police charges can find an , wno wage agreement. porting the arrests, said their other people the way he has. announced he would seek the lives out in the Crystal com- In Atlanta Southern Bell Tele- attention was attracted by an GOP nomination for munity in Mon county, is rid- Sermon Delivered Sunday Night phone and Telegraph Company State Sena- y • automobile honking. Stopping to ., tor from ing along in a pickup truck with reported today that "a little bet- Fayette County. Attor- jjtvestock Men investigate, the officers ney R. P. Moloney, said Injured Man her husband. The lights on this The Rev. E. M. Oakes. First at the First Methodist church. ter than half" of the 39.000 op- Democrat, is they recehed no reply. The car the incumbent Wylie served pickup are on the blink—per- Christian church pastor deliver- The class erators who joined in the na- in continued to the next night program will the State House of Representa- corner haps I should say the blinkety- ed the annual baccalaureate ser- tion-wide telephone strike had and the patrelmen said there be held at the school auditorium tives in 1938, representing Pick Paduchan blink, for that is. what they are man to 23 South Fulton seniors returned to their jobs. Jessa- the occupant,, again Found Sunday p. m. Tuesday. mine county. did not doing—blinking on and blinking and a large audience last night at 8 Commence- The company said members Id toil answer. ment exercises are planned there leach- Horace Owen President off. Right in the middle of one of the Southern Federation of Shepherd accused Miss Bar- Collier Cantrell, 25, big blink—there you have it— Th ursd a,y nght .tt t w hic h the Telephone Workers, who signed have Lexington — The state sheep Of West Ky. Breeders; ry-more of slapping at him. He Was Hope Of America W. W. Morris memorial will be shearing contest of the Ken- Taken To Memphis; right in the middle of a ditch. a new contract last Friday Claude Freeman Elected said he then called a patrol car Mrs. Cole was thrown forward awarded, and the final program night. reported for duty today Os our tucky Future Farmers organiza- Car May Have Hit Him graduation week will be held and put her in it. This drew and her head struck the top of Is In The Future, of except where members of the en. tion will be held in Louisville, Horace Owen, of Paducah. was Howard's protests, Shepherd Friday morning in the auditor- May 17, with 17 contestants. Collier Cantrell, 25, Austin the windshield. A windshield is National Association of Tele- tween elected president of the West said, and the tennis player Springs, Tenn., was found un- as bad as an Indian on the war- Catholics Are Told ium. phone Equipment Workers main- Kentucky Purebred Livestock scuffled with the officers. conscious Store Last night's baccalaureate —be- • Whitesburg — Struck on the near Kingston's path. Mrs. Cole was almost Lexington, Ky., May 12 — UP) tained picket lines. Association at a meeting last on .orograrn included: head with a rock thrown acci- the Fulton-Dukedom high- scalped. She also suffered other —America's hope lies in the fu- The Southern Federation an- tween week in Mayfield. Mr. Owen, way at Precessional, Mrs. C. L Mad- dentally by a playmate, Freddie about 2 o'clock Sunday injuries and lost a lot of blood. ture, 7.000 persons were told nounced when it called off its operator of a Paducah laundry morning with these injuries: dox. Cook, 8. son of Mr. and Mrs. David Holland I don't know if you ever saw a here yesterday at the third an- strike that members would ob- and cleaning plant, succeeds broken right arm and leg, crush- scalp torn off. I have, son. The Invocation the Rev. Sam E. serve picket lines thrown up by Marion Cook, died in a Fleming, nual observance of world solid- Bap- George Hart, Murray banker. In ed ribs, fractured skull, cuts on head underneath bleeds some- Bradley. parlor of the First Western Electric employes. Ky., hospital. Honorary UK arity day by the Covington tist church. Claude Freeman, Fulton, was the fact and head, and numer- thing awful at first. It just oozes Catholic Diocese. Southern Bell operates in the ous bruises Scripture reading, the Rev. W. Cynthiana — For 48 years a elected first vice-president. J. "Pershing Rifles" and lacerations. out. This isn't pretty language, "The hope of America is not in nine states of North Carolina. How he received the injuries but death and injury aren't pret- E. Mischke. pastor of the First South Carolina, Georgia. Florida. teacher in Cynthiana and Harri- M. Soloman. Marshall county, is reconstruction of the past,' said Methodist church. WON David K. Holland. son of Mr. is unknown. It was thought that ty characters. They are nasty. Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana, son county schools, Miss Ruth second vice-president, and W. the Very Rev. Thomas A. Mc- Anthem, and Mrs. C. N. Holland. Hick- he had been struck by a hit- It's getting so death is a First Methodist Mississippi and Kentucky. ler *a Ingles will retire at the end of F. Foster, president of the Merit Carty, dean of Villa Madonna church choir. t A.N this school year. Clothing Company, Mayfield. man. has been formally initiat- and-run driver, but this could hitch-hiker in nearly every car College. Covington, Ky. "We are hanik ed into Pershing Rifles, hon- not be substantiated. on the roads. He rides there Announcements, Principal E wes re-elected secretary and a young nation and as compared B. Eller. haw orary military fraternity, at Tommie Latham saw Cantrell right besides you. Turn your with others we have no 4FL Rail and Ship Carlisle—Coroner M. C. Shear- treasurer. past to Sermon. the Rev. Mr. Oakes. aessal the University of Kentucky. lying near the highway, and not- head for a minute and he will reconstruct." I taw er reported an automobile re- "Remember Now Thy Crea- 4,I The next meeting will be held A graduate of Hickman high ified state Highway Patrolmen. smack you in the back of the The college Clerks Seek Raise a?., covered from Licking river had dean said, "I can- tor." Women's Chorus. May 15. An effort will be made school. Holland is a sophomore who took him to the Fulton head. not believe that God's will for Mb. been identified as that of Mlle Benediction, the Rev. Mr. Cincinnati, May 12 — (Al — then to employ a field man for in the College of Engineering Hospital. Cantrell was taken to The moral to this story, son, America is forever bound up Weal Clyde Laughlire 42, believed to Bradley. The AFL Brotherhood of Rail- wee f the organization. W. R. Perry at the University and is a mem- Veterans Hospital in Memphis Is don't go riding carelessly and with war. I must believe a have been drowned April 30 The land Recessional, Mrs. Maddox way and Steampiship formerly held this position, but ber of Alpha Tau Omega social at 6:30 last night. too fast unless you want six good so favored would be a land Clerks car and its owner were believed Ushers: Maxine Stoker. Ray- opens a week-long resigned last year. fraternity. Phalanx, YMCA, Pit- He is a nephew of Mrs. Shelby strong air to walk along beside which God intends to live convention to have been washed into the in mond Wilson, Vada Belle Ward, kin Club. and the University Roberts, Cleveland avenue. Ful- you when they park you for the peace and here today and Phil E. Zeigler. rainswollen stream. help make peace Betty Jo Hudson. The meeting last week was Glee Club ton. ast time. possible for others." secretary-treasurer, says dis- held at the W. F. Foster farm, cussion of the organization's de- ce and Martha — Sheriff Proctor where guests enjoyed a barbe- Leader Congratulates mand for a wage increase of 20 Fyffe reported William Sparke, cue supper. About 80 attended. , cents an hour will be a "central Jr 28, and Oakley McKenzie "Tiger Woman"Killer of 1931 A gain Escapes Mental Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tucker, 817 point of business" wet.' burned to death in • fire The association's quarterly Fairview, on the birth of a 7 Edwin G. )Iourse of Washing- which swept the McKenzie home meeting will be held June 12 at Phoents, Ariz., May 12-021-1 floor cell-room was discovered A gate on the north side of took two bloodhounds to the pound 4 ounce girl Sunday ton. chairman of President Tru- here yesterday. Cause of the fire Clinton. with Hickman county Winnie Ruth Judd. who killed' by an attendant at 12:30 a. in the hospital grounds was found hospital grounds but they fall, morning at 6:30 at the Haws man's board of economic advis- was not determined. breeders as hosts. two women and shipped their'She was last seen at 9 p. m. last open. Dr. Larson said. ed to pick up her trail. Memorial Hospital. ors, will address the convention dismembered bodies to Los An- night. Officers immediately were Wednesday and William Green, Dr. Larson said 4 Owensboro — Dr. N. C. Turpen geles in a trunk in 1931. escaped Dr. Larson used the word sent to bus stations, the airport Mrs. Judd had Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown, 101 president of the American Fed- been "very of Philadelphia will become T. C. Taylor Leaves For early today from the state hos- "connivances" in explaining es- and railroad station as a wide- unhappy" since he Washington. on the birth of a eration of Labor, is scheduled to superintendent of Owensboro pital for the insane. Dr. John cape of the 43-year-old mur- spread search for the "Tiger moved her from the infirmary 9 pound boy Sunday morning at Job With Mayfield Paper to speak Thursday. public schools July 1, the city A Larson, superintendent. an- deress. Woman" got under way. new quarters 10 days ago. He 8:30 at the Haws Memorial Hos- said education board announced. A T C Taylor, Wing°. employe nounced. • lie said she was believed to However, it was consideied she had "too many liber- pital. FRUIT GROWERS TO MEET native of Appleton. Tenn., he on the Daily Leader mechanical It was her third escape from base used a key which opened possible that an automobile ties" in the infirmary. growers In • Leading fruit • will succeed J L. Foust, super- staff. left Saturday to take a the institution since she. was two doors, one on the second might have been waiting out- "The woman attendant on Mr. and Mrs. Wtutyne Allen, Boone. Kenton and Campbell intendent the last 26 years of his position as linotype operator saved from execution by being floor—which allowed her to &- side the grounds for the red- duty on the second floor had to Hickman, on the birth of an 8 counties have planned a cooper- 45-year connection with the sys- with the Mayfield Messenger. adjudged insane. semi a stairway—and another haired former nurse. look after 48 patients," Dr. pound girl last night at the Ful- ative program for the control of ers ten, who is retiring. senger. Her escape from a second on the ground level. Deputy Sheriff Buck Stockton Larson said. ton Hospital. insects.

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their home in Nashville after came. Mrs. Robert Belew is about spending the weekend with his Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing the same. ralitois Daily rabtr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pope. nicely. Bruce Henderson is better. Mrs. Big Loceley has been Mrs. Hobby Williams is some- DAILY SINCE lOS Mr. and Mrs. J. E Koon and dismissed. daughter, Patsy, and sons, Ken- what better today. Carolyn Ann Maddox has been Myra Sue Lambert is better. PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky. neth and Craig Lee, of Memphis, P dismissed. Mrs. W. L. Mansfield and ba- and Mrs. Lee Rucker, of Hot Dorothy Atkins and baby have NANNY LEE WATZ111.111.1) AUSTIN AOKIN•ON AOPION DOMAN by are doing fine. [DIMS Springs Ark., spent the week- been dismissed. • 7PUSLISHES MANAGING COITOM Wilson Workman has been end in Fulton with Mrs. Laura Mrs. Ted Gardner has under act of Congrese of March 1, 1879. been' dismissed. Entered as second class matter at Fulton. Kentucky, Browder and Lee Rucker. Mr. dismissed. and Mrs. Koon and children •Ul$11131111PTION I SEE SATE SOX IN (MASSIMO SECTION. Mre. Russell Pitchford and returned to Memphis last night. baby have been dismissed. Phone 30 or 13411 Mrs. Rucker will remain in Ful- oat 3 ousourrao ON REUEIT. Mrs. E. C. Clark has been dis- YOUR NEIGHBORS FOUND ton a few days. hsissed. exclusively to t he use for republication of all the 11)0111 news DOLLAR "RIGHT" The Alssociated Press is entitled E. W. Crider has been dismiss- BILL printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches. HOSPITAL NEWS ed. HIS FRIENDLY CASH FIXED UP THEIR PLIGHT. 0 C Answer This Sensitive World Haws Memorial Fulton Hospital Henry's Mrs. Gayland Alexander, Patients Admitted MacKenzie, President Truman received a reassuring By Dewitt Horabeak, Tenn., has been ad- Mrs. Vada Humphrey, Fulton. SO vote of confidence last week when his $400.- AP Foreign Affairs Analyst mitted. Mary Ann Woodrow, Tulla- Mo 000,000 Greece-Turkey aid bill was passed by Under Secretary of State Dean Acheson's MIMI Lillian Tucker has been homa, Tenn., underwent appen- Congress. The vote was not entirely along forthright speech on America's obligations in admitted. dectomy. Ed Thompson, Fulton. r• party lines, of course, since the Republicans assisting world recovery provides us with an Mrs. R. T. liosmon, Milan, Tenn., has been admitted. Mrs. Whayne Allen and baby, are presently in the majority. Practical- excellent illustration of just how sensitive Mrs. Paul Brown and baby Hickman. and Republicans joined old world of ours is to authorl'a minded Democrats this chaotic have been admitted and are do- Mrs. Carol Wilkens, Crutch- tir forces in the endorsement of the President's tive comment on economic and political af- ing nicely. field, Route 1. :014 program. fairs. Mrs. Earl Tucker and baby J. R. Carney, Dresden. This was more than a routine vote of con- Acheson's statement was made before have been admitted and are do- Jimmy Jones, Clinton, underwent a tonsilectomy. fidence in the chief executive. and Secretary businessmen and farmers under auspices of ing nicely. Linda Sue Norman Harwood, Fulton, un- of State Marshall. It answered Henry Wal- the Delta Council at Cleveland, Miss., with- Work, Crutchfield, has derwent a tonsilectomy. 5. lace's personal attacks on Mr. Truman. Many been admitted. out fanfare, and yet within a itiatttr of hours Red Peggy Jean Richardson, un- doubtless were Coleman has been admit- people all over the world it was producing international repercussions ted. derwent a tonsilectomy. snen, five years old, •iniegies 0.ise to Mrs. John Whether It's sickness or any other wondering just how much weight Mr. Wal- —some favorable and others host.ie. Among Patricia Di Dovey Malone has been ad- Charles Cantrell. Austin They know Linden:,,nst, N. Y Patricia, emergency, or an accumulation of lace carried in his own country. points made by the Undersecretary were Nicholson :.1 t' home In because mitted for an operation. Springs, Tenn., admitted Satur- ordinary household bills that's day night for injuries, then sent now, by some other yardstick than the these: .2 is dauel. of Protestant parents, may be taken away from Betty Burns is improving. worrying you ... come in and ar- former vice-president's own statements. Marion Maddox and baby are to Veterans Hospital in Mem- range for ri friendly, confidential America "must push ahead with the re- Mrs. Nichol • o, only woman she has called mother since she At the risk of sounding like the fellow who doing nicely. phis. loon. construction of those two great workshops of tall, because of a New York law providing a child Patients Dismissed said Noah Webster agreed with him in spell- began to , Mrs. Irene Bynum is improv- OPEN WED. AFTERNOON Europe and Asia--Germany and Japan-- ing. Clarice Thorpe, Fulton. ing, the decision o; Congress agreed with our must be ra.sed ly parents of the same faith. The Nicholsons, upon which the ultimate recovery ot the two Mrs. J. J. St. Jackie Neely, Water Valley. child since she was three John is improv- ideas on the Greece-Turkey bill Congress continents so largely depends" She must who are Catholics, have cared for the ing. Mrs. Ed Henderson. desperately guaranteed the financial aid take as large a volume of imports as possible months old. Only the State Department of Social Welfare can Jae-^s Harris is improving. Baby Copeland, Fulton. egatehigClie. • needed by the two troubled nations, and Jones Clinic to narrow the financial gap between what relax the rule. Miss Adele Rhodes is doing LOAN CORPORATION assured the United States that every possible Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the the world needs and what It can pay. She same. • precaution will be taken to see that the financing ilietMs.rlY Flail.' "Buddy" Johnson OVVIt DIAYER PIMP:LEX/I must undertake further emergency Mrs. Ethel Byrd has been dis- 323 LAk• FULTON money we send will be spent properly—not and baby are doing nicely. of foreign purchases, and her emergency aid missed. Wen. P. Hors.. vs. la: diverted into the hands of those who do not - Mrs. James Henuerson and must beconcentrated in areas where it will baby are Robert Belew is fine. agree with our political philosophy. doing nicely. be most effective in building political and Dalton Yates is improving. Some, notably Henry Wallace. see a threat economic stability and promoting Democracy. Clifton Taylor is improving. this fi- of war with Russia in our sending A British Foreign (Mice spokesman said Lucille Street is doing nicely. mancial aid. We don't. On the contrary, we his country welcomed the proposal that the Maggie Algee is doing nicely. Ps think it is well for the United States to serve United States increase imports to bolster in- tricia Jeffress is in1proving. BIRTHDAY DINNER HONORS i where Miss Jewell entered Mrs. Betty Fiatt is improving. oitortta Twur notice on the Kremlin that the expansion of Acheson's analy- ternational trade. He figured MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Campbell's Clinic. Mrs. Harry Pugh is improving. Its spheres of influence has gone far enough. sis of global economic problems was "far- A birthday dinner was given A halt must oe called somewhere, or we will H. L. Hardy has received word Martha Jane White is doing sighted and wise." The London Times was in honor of Mrs. Mack Sisson' nicely. be swallowed up, even as smaller, nearer that Carl Edward Bondurant's more cautious and expressed the view that and daughter, Mrs. Henry Mrs. Jack Snow and baby are states have been. Russia is in no physical or Undeewood, Sunday at their condition is unchanged. He has the Under Secretary's proposal that recon- been in the U. S. Naval Hospi- doing nicely. • r-sl! Norman street. psychological condition to start a war with us. struction of Germany and Japan should be home on The Mrs. Lola Howard is improv- house was beautifully decorated tal in Long Island, N. Y., for Certainly, we don't want to fight her. Placing pushed ahead was a controversial one. the past two weeks. ing. our cards on the table should help to clear with multi-colored spring flow. Mrs. Lucille Atkison is doing And sure enough the Times was right, for ers. the air in international political circles. Dick Cummings of Bowling nicely. the Paris Communist newspaper L'Humanite Those present were Henry Green spent the weekend in Jeraldine Martin remains the came out With a blast which expressed the Underwood, Mack Sisson, Mr. Fulton with his parents. Among Those Present hope that next year's V-E Day celebration and Mrs. Buford Sisson and "would not see a Oetrnany transformed into children, Martha. Jimmy, Ann, Mrs. Billy Valentine and chil- Dr. Gallup's quick check of church atten- a factory that is Europe's arsenal." The pa- and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Otis dren, of Lexington, are visiting dance last Sunday caught fifty4ive per cent Sisson and datighter, her parents, Dr. and Mrs. per also declared: Nancy. Mr. of the members absent, and the women pres- and Mrs. L. E. Mooneyharn, Jr. Robert Bard. "We did not fight this war to alienate the FU LTD N 1 ent didn't lead the men as much as naghr. Out-of-town guests were Mr. independence of most of the European na- Will T. Lee and Howard Arm have been expected—only two per'cent above and Mrs. Raymond Easley and tions by fostering the economic expansion- bruster, of Murray, spent the Today and Tomorrow the average. son, Billy Mack, of Lynnville, ism of the United States. More and more Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor, Mrs. weekend in Fulton. The thirty to forty-nine age group, a Shows 2:40-7:1e-9:30 Americans, and not only Henry Wallace, view 011ie Walker and son. Pansies, YOU'VE BEEN RIGHT ON THE BALI, CLASS period in life strongly marked by increasing Mrs. hi, C. Payne has return- such a policy not only as dangerous but even and granddaughter. Marcia, of ed from Memphis, where she _ executive and parental responsibWties, was OP '47, AND PERMIT US TO EXTEND OUR as an absurd one." l Pilot Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne spent the weekend. best represented in the pews. Wrier -• lSisson, of Wineo. Mr. and Mrs. IT'S IMURDBRI • The allopw magazine New Times also WARMEST CONGRATULATIONS. WE BE- Included nearly half the members W. H. Hays and daughter, Mar- Mrs. L. 0. Bradford and Dud- sell they're lost Os 'Frivol dealt editoriklly with the politico-economlc lege educations and those living on farms. garet, and son. John. Ws. Jack ley Morris spent today in Pa- • eyes"111oedshet, if ) LIEVE THAT IP YOU WILL BUT ATTACK situation, though apparently not in answer ! High school graduates and residents of cities Harper and daughter, Barbara' dite,li on business. who coo solve it! to Acheson. In the course of a long article Ann of Cuba. Mr. Guy Walker, FUTURE PROBLEMS WITH TIIE SAME VIG- of over 100,000 population came next in per- the New Times said: and suns, Marcus, Kenneth and: ]".irs. John Kizer' of Milan ' centages. z.pe:It the weekend OR AND PERSEVERANCE THAT HAS "The mongers of a new war, as Henry Wal- Raym-nd. of Mayi:eld. In Fulton! Of course, if farm residents refer to every- with her mother, Mrs. C. C.1 lace put it, keep the kettle of hostility to- The honorees receivcd many one in an unincorporated area, city church Meacham. MARKED YOUR DAYS IN SCHOOL YOUR wards the Soviet Union at the boiling point. lovely gifts. attendance is broken down into denomine - Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weaks and, The imperialistic circles of the Anglo-Saxon SUCCESS IS WELL ASSURED. lions and the percentage of church rnem- A. L. A. MEETS Tt'ESDAY daughter, Mary Davis, Mr. and. countries are building bigger plans for ther Mrs. Hendon Wright, and son,' bership in each group is brought In for Thp American Legion Auxili- expansion, plans for economic and political Don, spent yesterday at Ken- THE BEST OF LUCK TO YOU ALL comparison, the situation may be more or less ary will meet Tuesday evening, enslavement of foreign peoples." May 13, at 7:30 at the Legion,tucky Lake fishing. encouraging than Dr. Gallup portrays. That The plan for economic reconstruction of Cabin. All members are urscd to Mr. Robert McCollum and Is something, it would seem, for each con- children, Irene and Billy. Japan and Germany naturally will encoun- attend. spent! gregation to investigate in its own parish or Sunday in Kuttawa with Mrs.; ter much opposition, partly because of fear the equivalent. (Louisville Times). McCollum's mother, Mrs. Rena1 • of further aggession and partly because of PERSONALS Boom. i - lack of understanding of how essential these Mr. and Mrs. John Henson, On The House two countries are to the economies of Asia Mr. and Mrs. Yewell Harrison, Sr., spent the weekend in BOB THE STEAK HOUSE Wadderson, Eng.,--ofP)—The members of accompanied by their daughter, Mounds, Ill., with their daugh- and Europe. We shouldn't overlook, too, that Phone 133 Wadderson's fire company were :ea efficient Margaret Lee and Beverly Bur- ter. 428 Lake Street it might serve the political aims of some na- VI OP i 4' at keeping their equipment in order that the gess. spent Mother's Day in Mrs. Elmer Gray arrived tions to keep the Reich and Japan from OPEN 21 liOURS DAILY chief detided to buy a drink for all hands as Murray with their mothers, Mrs. Saturday to stay with her hus- 2 '1 resuming their former positions. 0. W. a rewars! Harrison, and Mr. Harri- band, Dutch Gray, during base- DOROM1 It really isn't so strange that many people son, and Mrs. Mae. While the chief was standing treat at a Cole. ball season. in Europe and Asia should fail to understand Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Black- Joan Murphy, of Memphis, out in the first station local pub. fire broke that world recovery depends so heavily on stone and daughter, Marion, and spent the weekend in Fulton. LAMOUR / and destroyed all the equipment. the early rehabilitation of Germany and Clifton Blackstone, of Paducah, Charlene Sanford. of Murray in Japan. Never before has there been such a have returned from Water Val- State College. spent the week- Welcome (19 Appearance demonstration of the indispensability 01 ley, Miss., after spending Moth- eno ln Fulton with her parents. Under New Walborn. Kas..-441—Hearing that Glenn these "two great workshops," for World War er's Day with Mr. and Mrs. R. henry Locke, of Bowling Ownership— A. Blackstone. Green, spent the weekend with Masterson. 11, had fallen in a pond. 20 Wel- One left them relatively sound. Moreover, the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bugg, Sr., his t.a,rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. , volunteer firemen sped to his father's born first world upheaval produced no such gen- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sugg, Jr., and Locke. Mar_....i .„.. i farm yesterday with a resuscitator. eral chaos as the last. Roper Fields spent 'Friday and Betty Jordan, of St. Louis, rtn• CM *AL'S The pond, nine feet deep, balked efforts at However, America and Britain are among Saturday in St. Louts. spent the weekend in Fulton. DINGLE•LORRE RAILROAD rescue, by wading, so the men feverishly tore the nations recognizing that it is imperative Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jewell, James Campbell. of Murray, a break in the dam with crowbars, spades and to restore Germany and Japan economically. Miss Montell Jewell, Dr. V. A. spent the weekend in Fulton COMFD1 and NFik's rails to drain the pond. while rendering them incapable of waging Jackson and mother, of Clin- with his mother. ton. As: the water flowed out. Glenn came further war. And the signs are that the Anglo- passed through Fulton yes- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whelen terday en route to. Memphis, and daughters have returned to HOTEL CAFE trudging down a road American pair will proceed with the 'rehabi- nnnu mu "Get," he exclaimed. "you're looking for litation independently if nobody else wants me?" to join in the task. unrncum , I have recently purchased the Cafe located in the Railroad Hotel in Riceville near the Round company in Lansing. And the malty named for Athletic Direc- LAST TIMES TONIGHT House. Sports Roundup other night he was feted, pres- tor C. R. (Buddy( Noble. . . . do / By Hugh Fullerton, Jr., ented an expensive watch An Duddy has been baseball coach SCREENS! CARTOON and COMEDY I wish to assure all of the regular customers New York, May 12—oPi—You recognition of 30 years of coach- there since 1919 and has de- MARTIN of this cafe that their can't go anywhere these days-- ing, and elected to the board veloped sash prize pupils as - SENOUR continued patronage is ap- Unless It's to South Bend—with- of directors of the Downtown Buddy Myer, Hughie Critz, BoD PROSECUTED...OR preciated very much—and I also wish to extend a out hearing about what a terri- Coaches—whose function is to Ferris. Clay Hoppe' and Fred SCREEN ENAMEL cordial invitation to my other friends to some in fic football team Notre Dame boost Michigan State athletics Waits:s. PERSECUTED? II have next Fall . . . one guy. . . . In England recently Mr. , , -,„,,,,,- • and eat with me. Who really should know some- R. Black, an amateur jockey, ,,. tr, ,4„, _fr* ing. writes: "They have more ran farther than his horse to Eend of The Line Qt. / p• race. Black's car was dis- *sod boys than any college or win a Wonder if there are any other ....! abled and he jogged four miles Ii pels team in the country. I saw lather-son football coaching the course, arriving in time 9e them work out a couple of weeks to combinations besides Tuss Mc- 4 .PLATE'JAMB to ride Fortuna to victory in the ago. Not only will they win all! Laughry of Dartmouth and son 4 Cheltenham Gold Cup race. . . A iet black volective enam- their games, but if" anyone John. who succeeds Mel Hein at Oklahoma's Gerald Tucker el oi evolity. Corers Makes thrie touchdowns, it will I If Union. and, of course, the decides to play post-graduate SANDWICHES be a mace! victors'." ... Another Staggs?... one reason. why Clint trim as well os screen . . It ,likely will be with eau'-west scout adds! "They tell, basketball. Hartung turned pitcher: Mel won't clog the mesh. Costly working i Phillips 66. His brother works ate that Sid Luckman Ott says the Giants' fungo hit- applied oild chic s quickly. Dame in Spring for the company. But Geraid COLD DRINKS e out with Notre ters wore themselves out trying Previtots C.Corro$100. and football. was the fourth-best, may pass up all A. A. U. to each him to catch flies last . peaces on Frank Leahy's squad." 1 pro bids for a career as a radio Spring. t • singer. Monday Matte :•e 11111Imarammil OPEN 24 HOE RS A DAY was, The giant tree frog grows to s Charley Bachman. wlio 'L. Done His Duty -,o, TOM CDROM 0, t vs Michigan State a length of three to five inche,, EXcHANGE FURNITURE CO. MARTIIII O'ORISCOI,L' I Ile('" j1111111y" ..i Th. has gone int, Cu Wcdnesday, Mississippi compared with two inches for McAlister, Owner II East Side of Church Street Phone 33 izith a lood-freezer,, Etat'. oaseball field will be for- other tree frogs. • 12, 1947 Monday Evening, May 12, 1947 Puha belly twoder, 1iiH.n. teratuehy Paso flu*._ w is about

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has been JJf-,-Jr:_,_1=j, FIRE and Auto Insurance. P. R. m ayrtSaturday night's game: by Gassier 5. by Brill 3. Earned Kliinford, Phone 307, Fulton, Chix iidAAS R H PO E runs off Gassier 4, off Brill a ne-sotp Divide Savage ef 5 3 3 0 0 01Runs batted in: Fulton—Buck 2 Baseball • • Coverstone If 4 1 2 2 0 0! Lis 1; Mayfield—Coverstone 3. puns 7S-7UNDAY'S SCORES S FOUND • Wanted to Rent Williams lb 4 1 0 7 0 0 Williams I. Deniston I. Mainzer American Association GIIT" Wanted to rent Two Contests Rzendzian as _3 1 1 3 3 0 I, Wylupek 1. Umpires—Jones fasCLASSIFIED -9 room unfur- Milwaukee 7-4. Loulsv111(‘ 4-3. nished Deniston c _ .4 0 0 4 0 0 and Simons. Time of game— .SH apartment. See Pete Kansas City 10-11, Indiana- r- r- r- r- r- r- r- r- Peterson, • American Legion Mainzer 3b ._5 0 3 2 '2 0 2:10. PLIGHT. • Cabin. With Mayfield Wylupek 2b 4 0 1 5 3 0 Score by innings: Toledo 6-3, St. Paul • For Sale TOMATOES & PEPPER plants FOR COURTEOUS and prompt 121-3tp Tolson rf 3 1 1 1 00 3-7. and dahlia bulbs. Mrs. Ernest cervice call Norman's Taxi Lost 7-5 Game Brill p 4 0 1 13 3 o Mayfleld _ 300 200 200 Columbus 10-4, Minneapolis FOR SAL.: '3-piece bedroom Boaz, 506 Maple Avenue, Phone 266. 107-tfc • Lost or Found Fuiton .. 032 000 000 9-5 suite, one writing desk, one oil Phone 707 119-6tp Ilere Totals 36 7 12 27 11 0 - --- YESTERDAY'S STARS ADDING MACHINES. TYPE LOST: A yellow gold, Westfield Saturday, Fulton Sunday's game: heater, circulator. Call 1128-J. AB R_H_PO.A.E Pitching, Bob Savage, Athle- • Service WRITERS AND CASH REGIS. Buck as _ All R H PO A E 123-6tp watch with brown ieather Won 9-8 4 0 1 --3 2 31 MaYriald tics—Wei tagged for 10 hits TEM BOUGHT—Sold, repaired Sunday Gray 2b _ _ .. 0 Savage cf ___.. 5 2 1 4 (1 1 band, between Third and Ball 5 0 1 6 4 and gave up' a base on balls but PEONIES for decoration. Ask , GENERAL AUTO REPAIR work. Office supplies. FULTON OF- Propst 9b Coverstone if 4 1 0 3 0 0 1 Park, or at Ball Park, Battu- 5 1 2 2 2 0 was superb in pinches to your friend to come for or 1 Gardner's Oarage, at Intersec- FICE SUPPLY COMPANY, PLAYED 11 INNINGS Seawright cf 1 O 0 0 blank day night. Return for senti- 4 2 2 1 1 0 Williams lb 6 1 Washington 4-0. with you to The Coffman tion of highway 51 and Phone 85. Gill If . _ 3 1 1 Rzendzian as _ 0 1 3 O 3 21 mental reasons. Reward. Re- Playing errorless ball in their 1 0 0 Batting, Bob Elliott, Farm, East State Line. By Peterson lb 8 1 0 1 Braves— Crutchfield road. 123-6tp SAMMY MORRIS breaks gar- turn to Mrs. Joe McAlister, or first 4 0 0 7 0 2 Dellis1°11 c • '1 0 After getting pooling your orders for ten Kitty League game against 3b . 5 0 1 1 1 0 three for three in • •• dens. Disk harrow, all equip- leave at Leader office. 123-Ste Rhodes rf __ 2 1 0 0 0 1 dozen or more, I will give the LAWN the Chicks, Mayfield's Browns Wylupekpek 2b _ .4 1 1 5 1 0, a losing cause in the first game, MOWERS sharpened. W. ment. 107 West Bates, phone 144 C 3 0 0 6 4 0 driver an extra dozen. Tele- LOST: Tolson rf ____.4 1 0 3 0 0, he drove in five runs with a C. Williams, lie Leuar, Fulton. 13144. 122-2tp Red milch cow. may 8. capitalized on 12 hits and six Gassier p 4 0 1 0 2 0 phone Mrs. Elwyn Coffman, near Dukedom. Amos Wil- home run and single, scored" 118-6tp. Fulton errors here Saturday two more to help the Braves Dukedom Road. 123-6tp. liams, route 2, Dukedom, Tenn. Totals ___.34 5 8 27 15 6 Knoke p _ 4 1 2 1 3 0 • For Rent night to win 7-5. 1 Totals __ defeat the Giants in the sec- Fur your hospitalization, sick- Phone Dukedom 63. 123-Stp erT ombaasrye: 42 8 9 31 II 3 PLYWOOD BONI'. for sale. 19-ft. ' Fulton AR R H PO A E ond game 11-3. r any odwr safe for rough water. J. W. ness and accident insurance, BEDROOM for rent. 419 Edd- The Chicks came back Sunday hits: Fulton-0111; I ings • WANTED Buck 9b . 6 1 1 0 3 3 SUNDAY'S RESULTS mulation of Johnston, Phone 1289-W, 109 see or call JOHN 13. HOWARD. 122-2tp afternoon, however, with a 9-8 Mayfield—Tolson and Manlier. bills that's Three base hits: Mayfield— Gray 2b 5 1 1 6 1 0; Oak street. 123-3tp Phone 316 or 1219. 67-tfe FOR RENT: Store building, WANTED: Experienced truck decision over the Browns in an American League r in and or- Savage. Double plays--Fulton, Propst lb _ 6 1 1 8 1 01 Boston 20 x 65. State Line street. driver apply at M. Livingston 8, New York 7. confidontial FOR SALE: Registered Guern- Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- 11-inning game at Fairfield Gray to Peterson (two); May- Seawright cf _A 0 0 4 0 01 Cleveland 16, St. Louis Write Box 487-g, Fulton Daily Co., Fulton. tfe Gill I., sey bull, 2 years old. High bred ing and Sport Goods. CITY Park, the first extra-frame con- field, Rzendzian to Wylupek to If 6 1 4 2 1 Detroit 10-6, Chicago 0-1 Leader. 122-2tp Peterson .11 .1 .ft N DON dairy stock. J. P. Jolley, Union ELECTRIC COMPANY, 20 6 NOTICE: To my friends and old test of the current season. Williams. Bases on balls off rf ---- 2- 3 1 1 Philadelphia 4-1, I Rhodes Washipsr- City highway. 121-4tp Commercial, Phone 401. 289-efe Customers: Beginning Mon- Gassier 5, off Brill 5. Struck out as . .4 2 2 2 2 2UO1 ton 0-2. PI _ ONE FURNISHED bedroom for Saturday night Mayfleld push- day, May 19, I will begin my, 1 1 8 1 FOR SALE: Good 6-room house SEE ME FOR CONCENTRATED rent. 109 West street, Phone ed across three runs in the first National League 8 route with grade "A" raw milk. Lynch p . 3 0 0 1 1 Chicago in RicevIllc: $3750. At home DDT. Also spraying homes. 1130-J. 122-7tp inning on three safe hits, but 6-4k Cincinnati 3-31' I will appreciate your VFW Nine Loses Engel p 2 0 1 00 St. Louis after 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Cheater Phone 599. M. C. Nall, 202 pat- the Chicks equaled this mark in 10-3, Pittsburgh 3. .11 again, and will (second RATION Hinkley. 120-643 Third street, Fulton, Ky. • Business Opportunities ronage serve the second and added two more game seven inning.,41. you as best I can. Please 3-1 At Jackson Totals ....„46 9 14 33 14 4 110-25tp call in the third. Mayfield counted New York 8-3, Boston 1-2 OVELEHS 894, between 6 p. m. and Summa -y: BIG OPPORTUNITY to make 7.p. twice more In the fourth, and Philadelphia 7-5, B ,ULTON !.4111111111111MWOM. SINGER SEWiNG in. H. B. Houston. Before 1500 Fans r. Ph. ISIA A MACHINE real money by selling our 123-641 scored another bra& 'of Two base hits: Fulton—Props% 3-4. COMPANY representative runs in SOUT1I-SIDE will beautifully embossed zipper the sixth while holding Fulton Before 1500 fans at Jackson, Peterson, Rhodes; Mayfield— TOMIIROW'S SCHEOULK be in Fulton every WedneFiday wallets to friends, co-workers. Tenn., yesterday afternoon, Ful- Mainzer. American League—St. Lou ntroducing to goose eggs on the score sheet. Three base hits: Ful- GARAGE It the Firestone Store, 412 Lake Choose your own territory. I ton's VFW nine lost a hard luck ton—Gray; • Mayeeld--Savage, New York; Chicago at Boa Street. We are equipped to re- Write to: Henry H. Metter Co., Fulton'a infield was shifted game to the Jackson Independ- Rzencislan. Home runs: Fulton Detroit at Washington Fml C. M. VALENTINE pair any make sewing machine. 718V2 W. Main Street Spring- around Saturday night. Buck ents, 3-1. Double plays: Fulton— Cleveland at Philter. and All phone calls taken care of field, Ohio. 123-Ste The Chicks was at short. Propst moved from Propst to Lynch, Rhodes tit (night l. promptly. Call 10. We also pay first to third, Peterson came in Going into the eighth Inning National League—New SILLS SALESMAN with truck, exper- Gray to Propst; Mayfield— Y HENRY cash fur used Singers. from the field to play the teams were deadlocked at at Set Louis; Boston at Ch lence in selling automobile Jake Prospt, 23-year-old first, and Deniston to Wylupek to Knokei General Repair Work Rhodes went to right field for 0-0 in what appeared to be a go; Brooklyn at Chid MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters, parts necessary. Good tern-- Chick first baseman, calls Col- Base on balls off Lynch 4. off -on— Peterson. pitchers' duel between Huddle 3f inightl; Philadelphia at tory. Good for right man. umbus, Miss., home. Jake is 6 Engel 3; off Knoke 7. Struck out CARS, TRUCKS & TRACTOIts cards, programs, etc. Mary deal Fulton and Koffman of Jack- burgh (night( 13urton, phone Clinton 2651. Jones Auto Parts. Phones ft. tall, weighs 175 this season, by Lynch 3, by Engel 6; by Nialtie The Chicks' winning run in man. Fulton scored one run in Southern Association' Highway MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT 350 and 351. 100-tfc has brown curly hair and is Knoke 4. Earned runs off Lynch the 11th inning of Sunday's the top half of the eighth and Mobile 12, Birmingham 1. 17tfc single. game was scored by 1, off Engel 2; off Knoke 8. Cm- NIIMEWAMINECV SLOP- He was late in getting to Ful- Peterson Jackson came back to luck in 3 Atlanta 3-3, New Orleans • Notice after Gill, first Fulton batter, pires—Simon and Jones. Time ton last year, playing only the runs when a Fulton infielder of Memphis 5-2, Chattanooga was put out. Peterson game. 2:35. NOTICE last two monthe of the 1946 singled, fell down in making a play. Nashville 9-3, Little Rock 5 Rhodes walked, and Score by innings: Sunday, May 18, has been pro- campaign, but he was on hand Us drove Wellona, Alexander and Ayers In the clinching score Mayfield ------000 001 403 00 claimed Decoration Day for at the start of training this with a touched Koffman for the only one-base blow. Ed Engel re- Fulton 102 002 300 01 Two Released BY Chicks the City of Fulton. All persons and has started every three hits he allowed while year lieved Whitey Lynch on who have not paid on the up- game to (late. • the striking out two in nine innings. Tony Auletta, infielder, arid mound for Fulton, and was Other Kitty Scores Keep of their cemetery lots Jake was discharged from the the Ruddle, who went all the way, Larry Workman, outfielder, were winning pitcher. Gill hit the are asked to pay the sexton or Air Corps last May, after serv- struck out nine and was hit safe- Madisonville 7, Clarksville 4. released from the Chick rostfr only homer of the game in the the city Clerk. ing four years. A captain, he ly only four times. Panel tallied Owensboro 3, Hopkinsville 7. Saturday, May 10, the Fu seventh inning with none on. Harry Murphy, Note a P-97. and managed to Fulton'a lone run. Cairo 7, Union City 4. Baseball Association announ Cemetery Committee play Lome baseball while over- Cha'rman. 123-Ste nag. BUZ S.AWYFR BY ROY CRANE NO MATTER WHAT L SOWOR CO. 4 REMEMBER THIS, MY FICKLE CHICK— DOW GET ref IDEA YOUR CHARMS tu. SE WATCHING YOU LIKE A , HAVE 50wLEo WT ovcR, caws. I HAWK. AT THE nesr sibN OF DONT satisT you-1 DON'T EVEN YOUR DOUBLE-CROSSING ME, LINE *YOU. \ I'M GOING TO WRING YOUR PRETTY 4 • NKCK. To every young man

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Poo Far Feateme Doily Leollor, Ashen, Kentucky llosuktv awning, Way IL /947 the Chicago White Box 10-0 and Wall Street "Fresh; kept in a cool. moist Joe Gordon Going Great Guns: 6-1 before 45,755 fans in Chicago. Report!Baptists Seek Colleges Purchase Il:et More Profit room. and marketed frequently The defending champion Boston New York. May 12 WAA Eququocut From Better Eggs "For the production and mar- Red Sox gladdened a :TON'd of Intact stocks made a little wo- kniteedtuiegitof alsIduchvee:tygs.litIttloe hmIgahre- May Help Tribe Get Pennant 33,211 honteumi rooters by nos- loess In today's market while To Re Censors At State Offices Kentucky farmers can gain priced Illputturentaveris, ing out the Yankees 8-7. The many leaders did nothing or niore profit from %heir laying By Joe Reichler baseball's number one right- slipped a shade. Kentucky, flocks by marlsetitig Philadelphia Athletics divided a twoSeeeina hcaltdiatenaaes, Ktothers tou-qualltY req3P:148reid le:au iteseciated Press Sports Writer hinder. it Lou Boudreau, Timid balding by professionals 4 'nil % 444641114 Uri"L°4411 and LS eggs on a market Nor is pair with Washington, winning New where such age or low-quality eggs. What again was attributed to the Cliiireitet To Set Up Own tar away as Mexico and eggs What difference a player possibly the top shortstop. The the opener 4 0 and dropping the bring a premium in price. is needed is mainly good. prac- a thouttht that some issues may Situation's For Moyle* Washington, purcheard V46.140 MPkes. guy is the former Yankee star nightcap 2-1. worth of surplus machine tools production second baseman, Bullet Joe have bc,ett a atiFold in the light es4ttylasr( S•atlaleol—Ile'y'lloi.eligticuEligsilfloraMeillirr; "calbusiness -like care."Practices and A month ago anyone brash The Chicago Cubs took St. Louis. Allay 12 -I •Pt---The during March and April trout Gordon. own of favorable earnings and diet- ket." Published by theUniversity • enough to pick the Cleveland In- the National League lead &nithern Baptists have launch- the Louisville of ce of War As- 01 Co2lev-e0-iiiterirty. In performing like a thorough- by one dends. Accounts were tiimmed Kentucky dians to win the American Leag- full game from the Boston acanspaigisto join other sets Adminiztration. his old second base post here trid than. on nersistent ed lure and Home Economies. He ue pennant would have been bred at Braves by whipping the dmituninational groups in boy- Perhaps the greatest bargain and teaming perfectly with Reds In doubts regarding businers, taxes says such top-quality eggs are-- 100 PERSONS LIST labeled • "nut" and rushed to Cincinnati twice, 6-3 and 4-3. A totting motion pictures which was the purchase of a 57.201 Boudreau in the field, Gordon and labor situations. 34 Vo311011111.1 GIMP the t psyscopathic ward. turnout of 51,840 saw the home- fail to meet church-established X-ray by the University of "Large, but not oversise. has set a terrific pace with his Dealings, fairly active at the oven& la Today that thought is wander- town New York Giants hold the Louisville for $158.42. Bargain /L. war club. At the moment, Gor- opening, soon tapered and "Normal in ing through the minds of many Braves to a split at the Polo The Southern Baptist Con- prices of 96 per cebt of "fair vet- shape; not too batting well over 300. is slightly mixed tendencies pre- nor too round. fans --and they don't all live In don is Grounders won the first wanton, which closed the largest lue" have been set by W A. A.i long the league home runs 8-1 and vailed near midday. kIrs Cleveland. leading in lost the second 11-3. annual meeting to its history to help schools obtain necessary and trails Boston's Bobby Doerr Occasio;.al resistance was "Clean; uniform in color. WItr7 And oddly enough, their big- The Philadelphia Phils last night, voted unanimously equpiment fu tse in vocational in the Important runs-batted-In hand- shown by Standard Gil 4t4.1 gest reason is not Bobby Feller, ed the Brooklyn Dodgers to urge individual churches to training prog rii.. t. "Btruitg-shelled; from well- 'beim 14 sr 4I4 department by one for individ- a sev- Texas Co.. American Woolen, ere Jolt by humbling cooperate "locally with mem- The University of Kentucky fed heits. CITY DRUG COMPANY ual leadership. On defense, he them twice Western Union "A."' Goodyear. before a record Shibe bers of other denominational bought a variety of items that made only one error in 80 Park Montgomery Ward, Internation- SMALLMAN and has crowd of 40,952, 7-3 and groups in setting up standards" cost the Government $13.568 foe chances has helped the In- 5-4. The al Harvester, American Smelt- and double defeat for motion pictures and advis- slightly more than $300. Murray WEBB dians complete 19 double plays dropped the Dod- ing, J. C Penney and U. S. Gyp- gers from first to ing people in their communities State bought 83.883 worth and in 16 games. third place. sum. TIN SHOP The St. Louis "as to whether certain pictures paid 11106; Eastern State obtain- The 32-year-old Oregian ham- Cardinals emerg- Hestiant were Bethlehem, ed with a win and a conform to these standards," ed $1,397 worth for $327. Small mered out two home runs and a tie in their General Motors, N Y. Central, double-header In The convention condemned eat purchase was made by Hap! 011, Gas aad Coal single yesterday and drove In Pittsmurgh, Southern pacific, U. S. Rubber, c winning the first the motion picture industry for Green Academy, Hazel Ore,-.. FURNACES four runs to lead the Indians to in 10 innings, Westinghouse. American Can, oGRATULATIoly,s, 10-6, and tying the "glamorizing loose moralsiirotibuy .an overwhelming MI second, 3-1. Johns-Manville. Sehenley. Inter- victory with the game called at the exploiting for its own arborbo whihP press:4hidate° orcheiinntsallyt"u'i cost over the Louis Browns. The end national Nickel and Loeves. Gutters and Down Speeds at. of the seven Innings baser tendencies In human na-!$86 Other purchases were made ; triumph enabled the by the 7 p. Bonds were narrow and cotton Replaced and Repaired Tribe to nt. lure '' ; by West Kentucky Vocation take over Pennsylvania curfew law. future lower. TELEPHONE 5112 the runner-up spot on- M. A. Huggins of Raleigh, N. School, Paducah. and Kentucky' ly a game and a half behind the State Fulton GAME'S FASTER NOW C.. secretary of the resolutions! College, Frankfort. front running Detroit Tigers committee, said the wording of who swept a double header from Livestock Market Chicago—Olt—An interesting the resolution was designed to ON KENTUCKY FARMS comparis!on of baseball statistics encourage Nineteen National Stockyards, Ill., cooperation with 4-H club boys and May can be made by contrasting De girls in 12—i41— i USDA i —Hogs other organizations such as the Graves county have 16.500; Paul's 36 point per game average formed a uneven; weights 240 lbs. down Catholic Church's Legion of Jersey Calf Club for of 1933-34. the only perfect cage the purpose of 25-50 cents lower than Friday's promoting inter- year in the school's history, l'lttaYig. other resolutions en- est In better Jerseys. average; heavier weights and D'Ar te against the 62 point was In Meade eounty, sows mostly steady; bulk average dorsed by the convention there. are 40 and compiled by the crack squad of bead of cattle *'•;',' choice 170-250 lbs. one recommending a more syri- on feed for the 23.75-24.00; last year. The 33-34 team held fat cattle top 24.25; rather sparingly; most pathetic at toward and opponents to 26 points, while the negroes slia tleiseii in Nieuvreanbe shaa 250-270 lbs. 23.25-75; 270-300 lbs. 45-46 edition stopped the op- meet- Ninety-four farmers in Preen 22.50-23.25: 130-150 lbs. 21 75- Attending the five-day - tett position with an average of VV. Ina were 8.378 messengers from UP county attended a meeting 23.50; 100-120 lb. pigs 19.00-21.00; and Ott methods of supplying 1111111- good 210-50 lb. sows 19 states the District of •listarily roagralalallooe. 18.50-19.50; WANTS STUDIOUS GRIDDSRS log water to the farm and stooshoro of '411 PUItINA:Stertd7atout few 19.75; heavier weights 17.50- Columbia. home. 18.25; stags mostly 1500-11.00. East Lansing. Mich—PI— NV Idle the doors oil your sebool ON KENTUCKY are sioo•a• Forest Evashevski, Michigan FARMS Wools fee FAST/LOW-COSTA Cattle, 4,500; calves, 1.400; de- LEGS,LARMS!" State college's new backfield The Orayson county Farm A ADMANIMP bethlud yoo. romassalpre mand active on ▪ Sb.y aro away* all classes with coach, wasted little time In get- Bureau h. ratans( $2,000 as a • mod /ft. seta WON r.d...upowisni with general undertone firm; one GAINS ting started Reporting for the fund for a medical student. owes, for load average choice Niels le your alma asalor. a Illa•O si whole or ground medium first time, Evashevski brushed weight steers 25.60; average Eighty percent of the tobacco • by the receptionist's desk and growers in Builitt county are g UN Many load rsouitsrles medium and average good steers The a blipb yea will passed directly into the office growing Ky. 16 or Ky. 41 A to- 0 Inseamt Slovens Co. I 22.50-24.25; good heifers and 4. Feed Purina Steer Fatena of Athletic Director Ralph It ktin.:414 mixed Immo, with Ky. 22 taking third WIN — s 1•61..14•GI ismu ireasaro always. yearlings 22.00-23.00; Young where he asked: "Where's To Your 4-H Club Calves thoice place, mixed yearlings to 25.00; the eligibility sheet?" He ex- medium to • IA• are looppy and prowl to too oil el And Make Winners Out ol Them! low good 18.00-21.00; plained that he simply wanted yes good cows around 17.50-19.00 to know If all the boys were up with bay mad girt common and medium beef on their studies. gradates... ell to a good NAM cows 14.80.1700: canners and REED BROTHERS cutters 1010-14.50; good heavy A-1 CLEANERS beef Anytime—Anywhere FEEDS and SEEDS bulls 17.00-50; medium and good sausage bulls For A-1 Chinning Wm Freight Depot Fulton, Kentucky 15.50-16.75; a Call a few 17.00; good and choice veal- CITY MOTOR COMPANY Custom Grinding ers strong to 50 cents higher at TAXI 3 We Clean and Block Men's Mammas Custom Seed 22.00-2100; medium to low good New Management 110 Lake Street Phut* IS -Cleaning 15.000-22.00; cull 215 Min+ Street PI 9111) JOE M. REED and SELDON and common HUBERT BYNUM J. REED, Owners 8.50-13.50. AsYslit%WaVVIWA STRAWS •

* The figures on the map represent the number of owners of Kentucky If Willies Company in each county. Genuine Ecuadorean HOW MANY OF YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS OWN K. U.? BREEZER* PANAMAS AS of March 17, exactly 5,731 Kentuckians— Another 4,356 stockholders are scattered You'll find real luxury in these cool Bee hats. farmers, machinists, school teachers, filling station throughout 45 other states, and 20 more are living Specially designed with "Bremer" weave. You'll operators and many retired couples—had savings in foreign countries. All together, 10,107 persona be pleated by the cool comfort and distinctive invested with Kentucky Utilities Company. share the ownership of K. U. styling in these Bee hats. They Pre your neighbors, your friend-.—folks Such widespread ownership makes this company who have loaned their money to build the power one of the most publicly owned industries in 111100Y KILOWAT $5.95 sus Amyl* wallow plants and to buy the poles, wire and transformers Kentucky—a truly public utility—owned and op- 1 that deliver electricity to homes, farms and in- erated by Americans in the American way of KASNOW dustries throughout our state. doing business. KENTUCKY UTILITIESo.epwated COMPANY look Your acst in a Bye Hot A SW-Supporting, Tax-Paying Sorvdco Organisation

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